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JaHs. q. 7. Roger, "a ne SoryOf Holland.
Ihold it that the revolt Of the Neither
lands and the success Of Holland Is the
beginning OF political science aud Of
modern civilization. ltulleTlyrepudl4ted
the divine right Of kings, aud the divine
authority OF an Italian priest, the two
most inVeterate enemies which humln
progress has had to do battle with. At
nresent, the kings in civilized communi-
lies are the servant Of the state, whose
pre,enCe and influence is believed TO be
useful. The priest eau only enjoy an
authority which is voluntarily con-
Ceded TO him, but has no au'
thority over those who decline TO
recognize him. These two PRINCIPLES OF
civil government tho Dutch were the first
to affirm. They depOsed Philip and put
the head OF the house Of Orange in his
place, but as the highest servant Of u Tree
Republic, They refused all concessions
Ia the court OF Rome, and, very soon
after their independence was secured,
accepted the principles Of religious equal
ity. Holland was the solitary European
Siate for long time, in which a mans
religious opinions were no bar To his ex:
prrise Of ali civil rights At the present
time, most civilized communities have
followed this excellent example.
The student Of history is hidden to
take notice Of tho heroic resistance
which Athens first, and much OF South
.,rn Greece afterwards, made to the Per-
sian king tweniy.three centuries ago.
The resistance which Holland made to
the Spanish king was infinitely more
heroic, far more desperate, much more
successful, and infinitely more signid'
rant. because II WIS q war in which the
highest principles were vindicnted, and
yi1dicated irreversibly. In those prih.
ciples, secured by the efforts Of q small
and, nj iirst sight, OF feeUle peOPls, lies
ths yrry life OF modern liberty. The
debt which rational and Just govern
ment owes to the seven provinces, "a, Is in'
calrulable. To the true lover Of hDGrty,
ff0iiand 10 tie IfUiy Land OF modern
Europe, and should b. held sacred.
But the debt Of modern Europe TO
Holland is by no means limited TO the
lessons which Il taught as 10 the true
purpose OF civil government II taught
Europe nearly everything else. 1t In
structed communities in progressive
aud rational agriculture. It was the
pioneer in navigation and in discovery
aud, according to the lights Of the
aye, was the founder Of intelligent
commerce. 1t produced the greatest
iuIists Of the seventeenth century. It
was pre.eminent in the arts oil
peace. The presses Of Holland put
forth more books than all the rest Of
Europe did. 1t had the most learned
scholars. The languages Of the East
we're first given 10 the world by Dutch
men. 1t was foremost in physical re-
search, in national medicine. 1t in.
slruCled statesmen in finance, traders in
banking and credit, philosophers in the
speculative sciences. For q long time
that little storm-yexed nook oil North.
western Europe was the university OF
the civilized world, the centre OF Euro
pean trade, the admiration, the envy,
the example Of the nations.
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AnIpdu,lriuls school.

The Women's Christian Temperance
Union Of West Virginia Is just now en-
gagged in very practical and commend
able enterprise in the direction Of re-
form, which deserves the encouragement
Of the citizens Of the State regardless OF
party or creed. Tho agitation Of the
question Of the establishment Of State
industrial School and RefOnuatOry In.
stitution for children, which was begun
several years ago by the lSTELIluENcER
and other State papers, has been revived
by thu Union, and the matter will be
brought before the present session Of
the Legislature, II that body ever gets in
in condition to transact business,
The need Of such an institution is sad.
" felt, and the time has come when the
scheme should take definite shape. Such
q measure Us Is proposed should pass
both houses Of the Legislature without
dissenting voice. Ex-senator W. I.
Wiley, in writing about Incorporation,
says:
81 may say in general terms that |
favor ali properly organized aud well
directed Efforts toward the ameitoralioh
OF the condition Of the destitute aud un'
protected-uspecially Homeless and de-
pendent children "-and would be happy
10 cooperate with all such efforts to thu
limited extent Of my means aud inlu'
ence. have long been desirOus Of leg
islaliyu action in the direction Of a II.
iOrniaIUry institution Tor tue young, by
which useful malUiattOrs should be sepa-
ratuu IRON the old aud hardened Crlmi
mails, with which our jails anu penten'
tiafius aru filled, anu through which
they might b. brought under the inilu:
encu Of Uhfa.iAn tuition and discipline"
Senator Faulkher is equally onthusi.
asiic, expressing hipseli thus;
81 heartily conCurEith yUu Ia the ne
cessity Tor tho establishment VI an ln'
dustrial School In West Virginia. My
experience on the bench would Undue,
me tu Try iirsl, for the establishment OF
such schOol Tor boys aud girls convict.
cd Vi ullgnsus against the law, whom II
would BIZ improper 10 send % either the
Jail or punitenliary. lthAcrying shnmt
ihaL6ur courts should nowbe compelled
to tend girls and boys TO tie jan or pen
itCnliaiy, forced TO associate with orinl'
inals, many Of whom are not over elA'
teen VI eighteen years Of age"
Other citizeus Of prominence and In
fiuvncp bayv expressed themselves in q
similar strain. OF the practical benefits
"a well as the needs Of such IN insitu
ton, much can DO said. No REASONABLE,
objection can DO urged against IL We
hone the gentlemen IL whose hands the
matter rests will give the subject careful
thought.
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ThroO thlnss . do--think, live and


II on The tlrhI llds ana loser part Of IhS dla'
phnru, though pliylully uoAhi and delivered
L calculated 70 evoke pfoahlly from 4 ehappy
whose liver Il out Of ofdsfi when that fvgioh
l. sore aud Vohgeiisd, potet iooa hendlih' LooE
Al 4 mans counlenancv ere you prod hin unueI
tho ribs. II bic shin and eysballi have AlloW
tlnse. YOU may infer Alid that bis tongue Il
ib,fej. bis breath apl to 10 sour, that be ha'
10, moi opiy ientath biz ribs. but alio under
M firht thnuldsf blade, also ihst ny 9oNrii
$500 M "a irr iucfIe characterization On hn
III, tecommOnd him " lake and t,emly Nv.
al In tsfinf, tiOttttiefi stomach hglyiti sae
anesi Guilblllout Ahd attentive ule9 lglne N! ~
ianl tncumpaAblo u u, ll..o, w .,o w
fever and Aguo,
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p,invnrs's break run Ari,,Oeraus Ruls'
Little Delaware has elected q Republic
can Senator Tho country will eOnarnlu,
late her ON her release from The Bayard
and saulsbury dynhsllcs. II has been
some time since Delaware has had any
other than Democratic representation 10
ibo United States Senate. When MI
Anthony Higgins, the Standardized, DO
gan 10 vote the Republican tlcket, II was
: rI,Ey business in Delaware. Few Peo'
nio biyu any idea Of the political inloler'
ace Of the arislocraiie fatalities that have
ogped the little State lor generations,
A., Higgins began years ago The WORK Of
ysyolullonlllhg the condition pl 'hihg'
ssdhns at last witnessed the Republican,
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NO FREE TRADE TEACHINGS
In the kansas UuiyesiIy, or Any Other
british DoetFine.

ANAAAAA hNNNNAANf
TOPEKA, KAs., Jan. l7.-In the Kan
sas House Of Representatives yesterday,
Mr.. Poe, Of Butler county, offered the
following resolution:
"That the Committee on State Affairs
he dincted to ascertain and report 10
the House, at as early a date as practica-
BILE, whether II is a fact that the British
doctrine Of free trade is being taught at
the State University at Lawrence; II so
by whom, and that they report by bill
or otherwise what, II any, legislation is
necessary to abolish the English titles OF
Lord Chancellor, Dean and Regents or
rulers, in the absence OF King, and
substitute in lieu thereof the American
titles OF Professor and trustees for the
officers Of said institution, and for all
other State Institutions OF the State OF
Kansas to whom British titles are given
by the laws OF the State"
The House adopted the resolution al
most unanimously.
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The Queen & Crescoat route Will
sell excursion tickets 70 Fort Payne, Al.
talla, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates.
burg, jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La,
nj one fare for round trip, ON November
20. December 4 and IL, tickets good Tor
sISty DAYS. Now Is your chance to ex'
amine the cheap farming lands oil the
south. No billiards., sure crops and q
nieaSant climate. All trains leave from
Tho Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other Information
address Neil O. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or ID. Il. ia.
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen & Crescent route, Cincinnati,
nhiO.
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Tue omni. us bill for the admission Of
the Territories which passed the House
yesterday, as a substitute for the Senate
Dakota bill, will scarcely DO cOncurred
in by the Senate, nor should it be-.
There ere too many unjust features
about it. The Democrats in their at
teF1pl to ioresiall the Republicans have
oyer.reached themselves, and COM
mittgd an act Of demagogy, Their in
tention is to delay JUSTICE vO-Nl'" Dako-
tas, which they have heretofore per-
sistently refused. a Republican Com
press after the fourth of March will see
liar I'll tne Territories entitled to I'D.
mission will be admitted properly,
Us they have pledged themselves to do.
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beware OF Ointment. for CatArrh that Con-



as Mercury will surely destroy the seRse
Of smell and completely derangO the
whsle system when entering II through
the muCus surfaces. Sucharticles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as tue damage
they will DO are ten fold 10 the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halle
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by L. ],
Cheney & Co., OF Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and lnucns
surfaces oithe system. In buying Halls
Uatarrh Cure be sure you get tue gen.
uine, It Is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney & Co.
D6rSold by druggists, price ISc per
bottle.
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We respectfully call your attention to
A few rare bargains IN iine Sewing
Machines, including mahos.ny antique,
oak and cherry woods. Also cabinet
ard han cabinet styles, These machines
sro 10 fne ior every day sale. VIII be
.old n fldleuluusly low prices. Bee our
In another column,
EhW. L. Ross \ Co..
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THE IAIELLIGRNCgR DURING THE
LEGISLATURE.

The session of tbs West Virginia Leg.
stature, which will b,gIp on the 9th
Instant, will be one Of the most Import
ant and exciting ever held. The INTEL
LIGENCRR will contain full telsgruphIe
reports Of each days session, sent by a
staff correspondents The DAILY IN
TELLIGESCER will be mailed, postage
paid, durlug the entire fOrty.flrs duysOI
tho spsslan for ono dollar, which amount
must accompany the order.
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one Of the fruits Of the deadlock at
Charleston Is the inability pi the mem.
bers to draw their pay, and In conse-
quence some OF the statesmen are lnan'
Cially embarrassed, while unpaid board
bills disturb their dreams al night, This
is the most distressing phase Of the Sit
uatiOn and will go farther IS an incen,
tive to a declaration Of peace than any
thing else.
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E,3@
Trustees Sale.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF Eighth Mnrd PrOnnrty.


by virtue u deed OF trust SlaIU by Jacob
Zlmmer and wife, 70 me, dated November .,
lSSj, aud Of record 10 the Office Of EC Clerk ui
the County Court OF Ohio County West vir.
glnlA. IN Decd Of Trust Book No. =, Al page SO,
will, on
SATURDAY. the 10Th DAY Of JANUARY, ISsg.
81 10 O'Clock T. m, a. the north irUnt door Of The
Court House OF Ohio county, ". Va, offer for
sale nj public auction. the following described
property, TO wit: lot number eight ~ In square
number tweniy.slX 10y Of the addition ~ the
city 81 Wheeling laid out by Spflgg aud Richie.
which lot Is situated on the corner east Of Jacob
street and north Oi 1hirty.nlnth street In the
Eighth ward Of sAld city, HAd has a front on
Jacob street Of ATTY feet, and depth Of one
bundled feet.
TEENs OY stLE-One-ihlri Of the purchase
money, aud ~ much mole o. the purchaser may
elect, 10 cash. tOr the remainder the purchaser
"a give two notes, with personal security, TOT
equal amounts bearing interest aud maturing
at such periods ~ the purchaser may elect, but
not exceeding one aud two years, respectively,
irom dAle Of sale. Title 10 &c retained lill pur.
chase money l. paid 10 full
WILL An EilsKiNE, Tfuslcc.
WirNEtfNg. Dec. u. isss def
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An otoesf, 70, our Patent harley CnYHTAIls,
Antk, unf1 wall "A Cereal Food,toi BiotkiaisIra
4 Dt , hol - there, write % te' tise ,,h'
"a eLUilBNGILOUn and SPECIAL DIA-
nBfttAH Ohp ~ lhtAiuAhle w,iie-f,ptlhng
h5ait M pyspt ptia, Dlabetes,psbiliJ . Chila
dstue FAId, No bftni mainly me itua l,ifsh.
Fu1tn ~ N utei) nothing Equals out HEALTH
Ri,OuH hnd idi circular onenng lua' ~.
BARVfnLI q RIlNEs, Props, wAlSriowa,NY
taihTThAa
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slake.peare and na.e IaII.

CiReiRHGH ?imss Star,
This seems to be a Shakespearian In
base ball, and Tom Hall has dOnned the
mantle Of 1.-THE Bard" giving Life this
version Of a scene on the field;
AHson; Come on. sIrl
Inning EEi3E; Come 0ni One, They P'ayl
Arson: No,
Umpire: Five dollars
Umpire: A hit, very palpable hIt'
EWiIg; Yea, hy my roth, very soekdolager
Tha, cen might H. scrape the planets from the
CouuOr: A plan it's we'll to follow In such
welch: Marry, but should smile. Tile smlles. ]
multitude applaud, drums beat within.
COnnur; Glyom me the bat;
Ewing: IL Is the hooded bali
Yea, that
Alr three several iilnes' r,rr
f E%inS; / do no, think it. ." nv u "o"'
Ewing: Come for the third, great Roger, you
but daily.
pray you, hit " lth your best violence;
an afraid you make Wanl0n Of me.
Ionnof: Out, aud by PieHer outl
PalsU ilccllng PieGer that spiked me In the leg
Living: Oh. Treason! We're uudonc.
Look, Roger look! the MRseOts changed bis
chewing gun.
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Nor satisfied with heaping abuse
upon Mr.. Blaine in the attempt to
prejudice him in public opinion, in
view Of his probable invitation to a
seat in the Cabinet, the scandal mons-
crs must needs involve inthe discussion
the name Of his excellent wife, who
they allege, snubbed NrG Harrison
several years ago at a White House
reception. Als. Harisoi's prompt,
emphatic and indignant denial Of the
story, it is hoped, will have the effect Of
stopping It's circulation.
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GENERAL HARRlsOS rebukediu q dig
nilled manner the meddlers who Rk
him to demand that there be no ball
given in connection with bis inaugun'
ton. He did not say aword, but just
quietly dressed himself In his SUNDAY
best" and attended Governor Hoyey's
inaugural ball. 1t daily becomes mUre
clear that Uncle Ben does not propose 10
DO led around by the nose by any class
Of people.
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Proposals.
;ALED PROPOSALS.

sealed proposals Tot excavation, stone work
hriekWufk, millWofk lumber, minor haidWatg
riaflbT tiaiipr, ilnw6fk, ralyhplfpd Iron work,
kinnraf Osillnsi, plumhing and Eas htlnEi cast
aud wrought Iron work, pil1hlngi etc, VIII 10
received al the oiilee Of Morris llufkhelmpf,
chairman building C0pmllteg Now, HhbruW
Temple, Main IiteOt, Wheeling W. va until
Monday noon, January u, 1889,
All bids 10 Ne Tor the separate hluehei men
TONED. and. TO No addressed 70 Norris Hofk'
hplmef, Chairman building Committee,
Plans and specifications 20 he sen ~ Olilcs al
itnfk helmrf lfua Main street, wheeling VIVA
VEf6N lAnOa ONLY will be emploIed,
]. IOON0E
tau Architect and supefihtfhd
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FOR SALE LOW.
FOR SALE.

Ofrhhrl. North and South Front Etfecu and
south Fem strueu, nj VEN low figures.
good TUJmed llOute al pa Jacob street, al
q bargain.
Double Brick House, u hus - vifgihiA street,
will cell separate OF both together, They con.
tain all modern Improvements.
Seven kOninUd House, ji SUuth broadway q
good properly at much les than CpgL
Pour lI1Omed cottage Tor tilj
Eight Rnumud House, North Front street,
river lot all IN good condition. $3.50,
b I've Kuumtd lluufe, q SOrth BfOadWtyi will
make pleasant huIte.
zig llOlmCi Bfirs li0utc, southwest corner
thIfyIlghth aud WOOD streets, Al a bafEAlni
will tay iuf luygstnunt
Dwelling Houses, large aud small, always on
Ocis q o. SMITH. i21o Main gifcot.
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/ TOR DODGERS
40 10 the tEfEligTNcm Jon ROONt, kot, D
and "a Fourteenth street, where yUu can bo 70
OommOdAlod al Ihoft notice,
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.
possFssIoN Gives ApRIL 1.

POSSESSION GlNEN AFklL j.
Store room and rooms, corner Seventeenth
and Woods street, 50 % month.
No 2lOg Maln street, store room and Dwelling,
4 To- Ioi! Main street, store and Dwelling, SIS %
! 20. y Fourteenth street. rooms and attic,
" PSnf Roa%ed House, rcnrai Fourteenth street,
no No. 10 W Fourteenth street, roomcd House,
| 81 20 n mOAth. 49,.
80, ia Seventeenth street, q 10 q month.
M y Elghtccnth H.. hrst lOOr. s. 4 month.
10. - Main street, ~ " mouth.
No go Main street SIS % month.
10. Is1 Ecu street, 81 . a month.
No 2l26 Market street. tl - month.
No. 80 Main street, suitable for saloon or
'g So' 9it5 Main street, rooms, q 90 month.
No. 2Oi Mails street, y ~ month.
10, N TWenty.slNth street. 900 month.
No. 2iO6 ALLEY y, 8 OA month.
40. 2Jgg Alley n, q " month.
ia. gi0l Alley n, s % month.
No. 20 Main street, il2 - q month.
NJ. III Main street, iOAm month.
M. ND Main street, &c % a month.
No gilS Market street. sl3 % N month.
no, rs TWenty Fourth Ltfeet, SIS % month.
No. 900 Naln street, 81 boA month.
No, giO9 Main street, 81 % n month.
No, $40 ROT street, rooms, q W n month
no. 70 TwenIy.iourth street. Rooms, second
nnof, $50 a month.
no 81 ElIhitenth street 80 month.
Els Grove, tun lots. HOUSE looms, attic and
cellars, natural Gas, g. Goa month.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
No. i57 sixteenth a., rooms, ti4oOA month.
No. 2is3 Main street, store room, slO month.
No. 1852 Market IT,, siofc.roon aud rooms,
Nv " month,
FOR SALE.
No. 27i1 and 22lS Main street. ground o feet
front, running 70 alleys an equal Wldlhi can Re
bought isf o. 40.
10. ipd and is0s Jacob street
Locust Grove Pam, glennt .un, Ohio county,
W. Va, az acres, undertake. With coal.
liz Acres Of Land One.hAli mile west from
lower point Of Wheeling Island, undeflhld with
coal, iUO fruit tees tnOtnCd frame house large
stable good Clsicfn hydfaRl IN Kitchen, and
ipflng Al llchen dO0fi can b bought Tor l1O0O
No. gl2j MARKET street.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estals Agent, US. Pension and Claim A.
tsfney, Collector and SolAfJ Public
jlil OIrtcI. No 1872 MLhEn srhIEf.
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GRATEFUI,-COMPORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
Breakfast.

my thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
which govern the operations Of dlgestl0 land
nutrition, and BY q careful application Oh the
has ftgtldcd out breakfast tables with deil.
gatell tayuied beverage which may ave ne many
hfay uuclqn hilla, u q b. the ludlcious ute
81 SUCH articles q diet that 4 constitution may
tltt even tendency 70 disease. tlhhdfpit al fub.
lie mhladlCs are floating around NJ frsdy 70 Al
tack wherever there 4 weak polAt. Ne MAJ
epcApq many fatal shalt by keeping ourselves
n0ufthed inme"-Civll Borvice Gazette,
Made simply with boiling waiof or mill, aold
only IN haifpuuhd tins BY ufOctft, LABELED thus
llNBS BpbS A 90. h,oT,ropalhls Chem
iaiLfufhAa
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CITY BOOK STORE,
1901 MARRET STREET.
Now Books In Paper CoYers.

Bill NyC's Thinks. Very Funny, ~.
bryan Maurice. By Walter Mitchell, j0c. The
other view Of the "RObeTI Elsme'o" question.
Robert ElsmeTe New Edition. An. ward
Cloth, 1ic paper, iDs
silence Of Dean Maitland. New Edition, SOC.
Me, lrelhCrijn. by author VI robert Els.
merp." glc.
Colonel Quarltch. by Rider lIagBard. 2Oc.
IN Far l,Orhabcr. by WIN. llrCk. ljC.
GlimpsCs Of Erin. By ScatOn Ailllgan. Illus
ttuied. TO-.
The Elect Lady. by Geo. Mcdonald. ljc.
UndUrCuTrruls. hy the "buchefs." Is.
Bargains iu Sets and Gii Books left from Holt
dsys. sunday school or other Libraries cE'
mske money By buying now. Correspondence
aSked.
lalg STANTON 4 DAVENPORT.
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BE tho same thing that yo Should be
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New Advertisements.

nESK ROOM FOR RENT-MILE.
~ AGE Fools on Pln.Handle and Baltimore
q Ohio Railroads; nls, Local and Through Tick.
cts on all railroad llnes, az Union Railroad
Once, lao MaEkethHeet, JOHN BAlLlE, Agent
ialB
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Wanted.

NJANTED-YOUNG MAN, FOR.
w MERlY TheologiChl studenr, will work
lor bohri aud email compensation. Can give
hest Ol fUicfeucct VIII work ~ anything that
does Dot Try the eyes. Address Ma" lnieili'
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoFsang sowe]l
known and SO popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise.-A purer medicine does not
exist and it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys,
willremove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum
and other affections caused by impure
blood.-Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as we'll as cure all
Malarial fevers. For cure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Elec
trio Bitters-Entire satisfaction guar
anteed, or money refunded Price so cts
and $1.00 per bottle atnf'. E. Bailey's
Drug Store. 4
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20
Is Consumption incurablerTao

Read the following: MIR. c. Fl. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says: WAS down
with Ahscess of Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incurable
Consumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work on my farm. 1t is the
finest medicine ever made" Jesse
Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says" Had
it not been for DR.. Kings New DiscoV-
cry for Consumption / would have died
of Lung Troubles. Was given up by
doctors. Am now in best of health
Try it. Sample bottles free at F. E.
Bailey's Drug Store. s
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20
HoMER LA, June 3, 1873

11UWEI1 LA'1 UUHO . 5 tOOF'
Mr.. Editor-My buggy mare, Nellie, was
very sick with collie yesterday evening when
myaR uston friend, Mr.. Sherrouse, called to
see me. He Immediately gave her a dose of
DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptic, which seemed to
give relief in o few minutes and a second
dose, about 20 minutes later, entirely cured
her. / wish to say this to your readers in
justice to the medicine and for the benefit of
others. Respectfully, T. b. WHITE.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20

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