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We thought that the Police jury had
done wise thing when they appointed
Mr.. 2. Durio road superintendent for
our parish, and We gave them due cred
it for it at the time. Less than a wear
has elapsed since then, and although
il can hardly be said that he has had d
fair chance. the work that be has caused
to be done on onr thoroughfares amply
iustifes the confidence we placed 10 Ills
energy, industry and ability. AT the
meeting of that body held this week
however, the Office was abolished by
q vote of 5 to 4--and niYabile dicta, no
other plan was substituted. We will
therefore ''go back to first principles, Y
and give another trial to tho old sys.
tenn which has proved such a lamenta-
bic failnre--in other words we will lit
orally tumble into tsthe old ruts,' again.
we think that our friends of the PolicQ
jury were rather hasty and that they
hare made grievous mistake which
tney should promptly correct.
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A fine head of hair is au Indispensable ele
ment OF beauty. Ayers Hair Vigor maintains
youthful freshness and iuxuriancc restores 10
faded aud gray hair IFS original color, pre-
vents haldnsss. removes dandruff, and cures
scalp diseases. 1t gives perfect satisfaction
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12

There has been sharp advance iu iron and
steel recently Steel rails cannot to-day he
bought for less than $32 a ton, and it is con.
tidently believed that the price will yet reach
S35. In the last five weeks there has been an
ADVANCE i'll pig iron Of between IS aud Sc per
ton. The canse assigned is the increased cost
In raw materials
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Some S3S3, 400 worth Of State bonds
which were supposed TO be in circula-
tion have been found in box denest tsS
IN q New Orleans hapis ...r3ss s-aSfsss: asl:
This reduces the afi1u1i of bonds il.
legally outstanding to about S373, 600.
Maj. Burke left Liverpool for America
last week, but on arrival at Queens.
town was summoned back to London
on urgent business, His family came
on He says he hopes that in about a
week his affairs will be in such a shape
that he can sail for home and confront
his aceusers.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12
NO. 8.
JUDICIAL NOTICES.


EECbLIC SALE.
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Pittsburgh Goal

{ =. Il. Vordenbanmen's lumber yard
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12

We have had no rain to speak of for
six weeks, the pouds are dry, cisterns
empty, aud grass yellow and dead Oh,
FOX good, soaking raiu
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

Oct. 5, 1889.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12
FG R R S.NY.

Opelousas, Oct. 5, ISS9.-3m.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12
NOTICE OF TABLEAU.

Oct. 5, 1889
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Are you disturbed ut hight and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teCth2 II 30,
send At once and get a bottle Of Mis-.
WiNsLow's sooTnING SYRUP FOR CnlL-
DEEN TRErIllNo. Its value Is incalCulable.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer im.
mediately. Dependuponi mothers, there
ID no mistake about ". II Cures dyBen.
terry aud diarih9a, regulates tile stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie, soitens the
gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
Tone and energy to the whole system,
MRS. WiNsLow's SooTniNa SYRUP ron
UuiLDRKN TEErHiNa ls pleasant 10 the
taste, and IL the prescription Of one Of
The oldest and best female nurses and
physicians In the United States, and Ia
Tor sale by all druggists throughout The
world. Price % cents a bottle. MwFAU
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Nole, and QlttteL

NO'ts UNI HhtVu'
The modes Of executions In the differ.
ent countries are: In Austria, gallows,
public; Bavaria, guillotinp, private; Bel
GUM, guillotlne, public; Brunswick,
axe, private; China, sword or cord, pub
lie; Denmark, gullotlnU, public; Ecun'
dor, muSkot, public; France, guillotine,
public; Great Britain, RallowS, private
Hanover, guillotine, public; Italy, cap
ital punishment abOliShed;) 0ldenburg
nuSket, public; Portugal, gallows, pub
lie; Prussia, sword, private; Russia
muskct, gallows or sword, public; Sax
Ony, Ruillntine, private; Spain, garrote
public; Switzerland, fifteen CantonV
sword, public; two cahtons, guillotinp
publiCj two, guillotlne, privatej United
States, other than New York, gallowS
mostly private,
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HOSPITAL REMEDIES.


What are they9 There Is new de-
parture In the treatment OF diseasCs. II
consists in the collection Of the specifics
used by noted specialists OF Europe and
America, and bringing them within the
reach Of all. For Instance the treatment
pursued by special physicians who treat
indigestion, stomach and liver troubles
only, was obtained and prepared. The
treatment Of other physicians, celebrated
for curing catarrh was procured, and 50
on till these incompatible cures now in
cludo disease Of the lungs, kidneys, fe.
male weakness, rheumatism and nervous
debility.
This new method Of tone remedy for
ono disease" must appeal TO the COM
mon sense OF all sutFerers, many ofwhom
have experienced the Ill effects, and
thoroughly realize the absutdity Of the
claims VI Patent Medicines which are
guaranteed 10 cure every i'll cut Of Il
single bottle, and the use Of which, Us
statistics prove, has ruined more StOmacN'
than alcohol. A circular describing these
new renCdies Is sent free on receipt Of
stamp TO pay postage by Hospital Rem
edy Company, Toronto, Canada, sole
proptietorp. Mwr&EoW
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SEAMAN AS A REPVRMER.
The Boo" Song Inauences Ken
tuskiau to Take the Pledge,

The "Pssk-A.BOp" Song Influences Ken
,uOkiau to Take the Pledge,
W. ], Seaman, the Irish comedian
uuconsCIously acted the part OF temper
ance advocate out in Louisville last win
ter, and he is rather proud Of the reault,
" was busy at a rehearsal one day"
said Mr., scaulan yesterday, in telling
the story, "when q man and woman
plainly dressed, entered by the stage
door Of the theatre and inquired for me-,
introduced myself to them, and to my
surprise, the woman began TO invoke
blessings on my head, and to tell me
that | had brought great happiness to
her family aud herself. OF course ! was
very much interested at once, aud in.
quired how 1t was that | had been OF
service to them.
"I.ast winter my husband lost his sit.
uatiOn, said the woman, and becoming
discouraged, began to drink to excess,
lie had signed pledge OF total absIin.
enCe u year before aud had kept 1t until
then. We had saved q little money, but
no soon spent itat the saloon, He used
to come home drunk every night, or,
rather every morning, for | often sat up
for him until nearly daylight, Last
New Years night | heard his step out
side the door Ut about II o'clock, and
wondered how II was that he had come
home SO early but when he came into
the room he threw luis arms around my
neck aud kissed IAe. He was perfectly
sober, the first time 10 many weeks
"'Yes, said the husband. For the
first tins in three months I reached
home thoroughly sober. l had been TO
the theatre where you were playing, and
when heard you sing tho "Peek.a. Boo"
song began to think Of my vile and
little ones IhaVn't drunk any liquor
slnCe then. took the pledge, and | am
going to keep ii, ! found employment
shortly aiterward, and have been pros
porous ever since
"It's a very pleasant thing" contin-
ued MIR. SCaulan, ITO find that some one
thinks 80 we'll OF you, and is ready to
bless you, even before you know II. l
visited these people while ! was in
Louisville and dined With them, and l
assure you never enjoyed a dinner 30
thoroughly in my life before"
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PrNS AM rLr,slNTRiRs,
Tic Nun Win q rmnlchl t,'il stand,
Nut rive ~. ~ - gain,
WillSplA lVit w. -" ~ lNil,
And thea W,II.I. - tbs - l.n,

WIZ kHA ~ W. . '' v ~ Y lHi "
-.urr ia,a 1Fa,tisr,
"Neyer say dye" is the motto tina
some BARRIERS would grow poor On,-Isr
chant Travelsr,
The vegetarians may say what theI
please, but Adam was fond Of spare ribs
I-DraksS Magazine,
II Is remarkable how seldom people
who fall into bad habits break them.-
Baltimore american.
Everything that is nice in this worl(
grows on the other side OF Q barbed wire
tepce.-AtchiIOR Globe.
"Many people down to see you Off
DUMMY p Eyes" Mostly relatives,
supposeH" "NO; tailors." ~ EapsT'
BaEdr.
"That's a great mine. tell you there's
money in iu," slow do you know there
ls% "Well, put $4,000 in II myself
-Harpsr'S BGIar,
GFimes--I wonder what the time ia 2''
Bagsby (looking)-"Five O'Clock by my
watch" Grimes (disparagiaglY)-:Fivp
o'clock by your watch means what
time?"-Judgs,
Mr.. Hollyhock Viewing tombstones)
81 don't want anybody to stick sacred
to the memory Of Betsy Hollyhock' on
me when TN gone, fer never heerd
anything yit that didn't fergit it,
Hdrper'S Basar.
"Bllnkins is a nice fellow" "Yesi
but he shows such q marked disposition
to exsggerAte." ITO be sure; but that
ia counterbaIanced by one thing"
"What ia that?" "The general indis
position to believe m."-ArcIaal
Traveller,
Eastern Mau-"I hear you had quite
q drought out your way this summer
Western Msn-"Yes, q fearful oueW
"Was 1t so very dry then?" "Dryl
Great Scott 1t was 40 dry that when
woman cried she couldn't raise a single
tearI"-Rochsster Post Express.
The Lawrence churches have system
Of interchangeable girls, When one
church gives an entertainment each oil
the other churches lends u girl or SO to
help the festivities along. This secures
the floating trade Of dozen or 80 young
men who are attached to no church, hut
who are attached to the girls.-Lawrmcc
(RaS,) Journal.
"You would say Solomon's temple
was a great thing" said Father Nugent
in u lecture on "The Philosophy of
Civilization" Sunday night, "but II
would be lost in Chicago to-day. 1t was
only ITO feet long, 30 feet broad and
three stories high" Correct, Father
Nugent, II not lost In Chicago, it
would DO stolen, - anaconda Mon
Standard.
An elegantly dressed woman asked to
be shown somesilk for gowns, and made
the unfortunate clerk hand down aud
unfold piece after piece without coming
TO any decision. Finally she concluded
she would prefer some pattern that she
at first looked at which involved the
turning over Of the entire pile, and at
lust asked: care you quite sure that
this style is worm" at was, madam"
when you came 10, but after the period
that has since elapsed | should not like
TO say for certain. "-Judge,
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AssIgnee's Sale.
sslGNEEs SALE,

A sslGNEEs SALE
n, yirrr NJ "a decd III resl Snment made BY
vrl,,r Il ,.r.nn uuh Emily, lis wife, IN me NJ
gn,r .L,trI mn The nth ,Hy Of september
i..aalu lh.l.u Tue Uilrr ui the CLERK OF lhC
tuI,t,Hf.u'U ONO County, West virginia, "
I.-Is. In..l Book So -, page IN, VIII Aell NJ
sgpI.r,upun the fIe"'h'T, on
SATURDAY, The .id DAYo' NOVEMBER, 1889.
,,YY,nrlr.. NJ o'clock a. III, the following
J,,-F.ral pfuIury, i4N l. ~ says All thlt Ger
,1Ip tHp, ui aua, ,ilU ted one mile hOrth Wehl
II N,,t AIrNnui,r on the waters OI Little
Nh,turrtrh IN librrtydiSHct ohio county
MI y,u.nm aUl adjoining the lnnls Of the
rl,. al JWrr, Il. lrli, deceased, William 7.
Wt,tl,n ~ 4, AI.insUH aud Olhun, and
,,,eIuta. follow: llglnnlngRtn hickory tree
T,.maIlruU In the liurUi lands formerly own
H.. WUu, lluil and ihrNCU with IlnlNs llne,
yaui .H,guts west Vrlts lOH beech H. lIulHs
iup lrtrr north 4. ETtrs west l'b poles 70 u
Wsps rk ~ the llDrui Ian sl0fmGrly owned BY
william GIlmuf,, nom u, I. Atkinson; thence
,5Iln Il degrees west lE poles 10 sugar tree In
WlItDgr', line. IhCHCC east lpj poles 10 the
rI,.Ui .,pinuiug and containing OHO hundred
.T,mOfrurlr.s. IHS hpiug the same property
m,t Nn,tl,tI.ut IN The said Vincent u. larson
M Mt van III iu.rph tAlsun, deceased, now Of
hrrI iu lhrC.yfk UllCr Of the county Court
oiumr County, Nest NIIBlhih' III VIII Hook No
Tim, oF sALr Three thousand dollars and
a, rurl more ns tue purchaser may elect 70
n.y m cash ua day of sale tho balance 10
Ia, rInfl lustAilmvuS ut one Hnd two years
polp nuflug interest from day VI AlO 10 be
g5p, Ia Ihu DEF Rcd payments, secured by u
dodo' ''n''"" '0'|OpcI%S,'M. DUNLAP,
CnANHErs HARVEY, Assignee.
ppgnAw AuctlOneCr.
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In In.llcr 10 llln k,.Emrnrnt.

NtV lOrE fftN.
RejOiclngs over the downfall Of the
last monarchy OH tue American cont.
nenLS, aud the spread Of the vine Of III.
ufty TO the soil o. brasil may Justly DO
tempered with regret that Il should In,
vOlve 90 wise, humane and progressive a
ruler as Emperor Dom Pedro, lie was
a real King, a King among men. Hl9
reign has been one long progression
toward the freedom and other great
blessings Of republican form Of gov
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Epnoh.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness 70 robust health marks
and epoch In tie life Of the individual.
SuCh d remarkable event is treasured IN
The memory and the agency whereby the
Aood health has been attained 10 CRATE
fully blessed. Hence II lB that 90 nuul.
10 heard In praise Of Electric Bltters. 30
many feel they owe Their restoration t.
health, 10 tue Use OF the Great Altetna.
live and Tonic. II yop are troubled
with any disease Of Kidneys liver OF
stomach ,Oi long OF short standing YOU
will surely Ind relief by use Of Electric
Bit,efs, Bold Al b0C and 81 per bottle al
Logan Drug Co,'sdtugstore. 9
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eminent, The abolition of slavery, the
gradual enlightenment Of the peOp'e, Nh
Introduction Of modern arts, sciencrd >
invention, the steady lifting up Of his
people to q plane Of civilization where
thry could rule themselves under con-
stitutional forms, have been the aims,
and, IL large mea1re, the accomplish
ed features Of bis career, He Is altogether
unique and picturesque figure in
American history, Dom Pedro, Emperor
OF Brazil that was, has earned the good
wishes and sympathy Of lovers OF free
dom everywhere, for being the torerun'
ner OF liberty in Brazil, He was o
monarch whose like We may not see
again, man entitled to royalty by the
royalty OF bis nature,
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rsrerlpnee I.n llIeN srl.ooImn.lcr.

Nep l0rk World lDtG.l
Calvin s. BfICeis making q canvass for
the SenatnHhip In Ohio. lie said TO a
reporter III CINCINNATI The other day.
"YNu can say that AM In the field aud
ain trying TO get acquainted with the
men who have been elected to the l.egls.
lAture," III said that Mr.. BrlCe con.
trlbuted $4,000 10 the late Democratic
campaign In Ohio, besides helping quite
4 number Of Democratic candidates iOr
the Legislature 10 foot their campaign
expenses Just what view The Ohio
Democrats will take Of a millionaire can.
dldata for the Senatorship who lives In
New York remains 10 be 6pBn-eBpeCially
In view Of the experience Of six years
auO,
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abe SNtellioeuter,
once Nos. 70 and u F0urleentA Street,
SALAMAGUNDL

Harvard LSmpOsG.
Sir John DeBOOs, he wished TO cruise
About the hay VI Bscay;
Past FinisteTTe, and any Ehere
That sailing might DO FtAEyi
To far EeeRee, Amgrlkee,
And through the Bay Of Funly;
Aud the yacht he hOught hn Wisely thought
To chTISleu the "salAmagu ndI,'
The Observation-Disclosures mAsAlRmaRunul
Each TakISh mast was stayed full last;
More FRk ISL was III master;
lie was notStald and set twas said
He could not BIZ much tahleT
The naughty man quite often Fap
His vessel en- u SundAyi
But never rock ives known 10 shock
The beautiful "SRlAntgundi,"
The SalAmas2IRlnaSalnnh A1 lanAAa lanngulul'
One day when ho WAS out NJ sea
The SMTbuarl Tlgglpg parted;
Sir John peBOOs had had his cruise,
And downward he was started
Perhaps IOme day III gO his way
Along with MIS- Grundy;
But 4 meFmRl fair with nOWluI hair
Now sails the "SalamRgupdl"
The salalnaSalamaSAlamasAlAmasalamagundl'
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TRANs.onIO DIVISION

daily 4:lb y. M, daily, except Monday.
daily.
Columbus Accommodation l;l5 p. M, except
sunday,
s. CleIrsyIllO Accommodation, 1905 a. nj. and
l;45 aud 4aOp. m, except Sunday.
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~ lhttoF OF III
Merchant TfaNier.

NVCNNWI ITHVFItTI
"Oh.ow.e.e!" screamed the young
wife rs her husband started to cit down
in the chair where the baby had been
laid. "Why, you came near killing that
poor child" ut all comes from being
IN the railroad business" said the hus.
band, who had fully recovered himself.
GLOW do you mean2" ~ got into the
habit Of stopping by means Of com.
pressed heir"
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byyttIc VI aided Of trust nlRdC by Francis
FallDutr AMI sauh y. FAlUurc, his wife, TO mt
NtrdNrg, dated January " 1857, recorded IN thu
0Ilrui the Crh " tho County Court for Ohio
county, WEST Virginia III Deed VI Trust Book
No. -, rntc 81, viii sell ut the front door Of
The CouII House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, the I'D DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850,
commencing at 10 o'clock u. IN, The following
de'ctth Il pup,rty, thstlStOM The south hall
q 10 nuuE nd In MI addition 10 the city OI
WHEEL. q. IN uli- county. West Virginia laid
Oh by Beverly VI Erl. said south half ifOnlI
on lhr w'I side Ut Jacob street twenty-five feet
Anl extends west Onr hundred feet to Charlie,
tttrCt
The tito believed 10 10 perfect, but selling
Mu1'ltr Wit! convey Ohly the title vested III
urW said deed Oft trust
IlbN' ur.AtE o. one third aud M much NOR,
A. tht purchaser c'rcIg IL pay Ia cash Ou the day
ol'tr, HE lalnnrU IN two equal lnsthllmUnts Al
cue Md ~" years, Notes buEring Interest lfOn
Wc gW ul'Rlr IN hu given for the deferred pay
@r4l' NE lille to he retained until payment Il
made u iull
". j. W. COwDEN, Trustee.
W u. IIAIIEp AurilOuCf OCll
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Their business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
q general revival OF trade at Logan Drug
Co. drug store as their giving away to
their customers Of so many free trial bot
ties OF Or. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their trade Is simply
enormous In this very valuable article
from the fact that 1t always cures and
never diSappoints. Coughs, colds, asth.
ma, bronchitis, Group, and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You can
test II before buying by getting a trial
bottle free, large size 81. Every bottle
warranted,
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MwF4W

For THE CURE OF the inflammation and
congestion called cold In tho head
there is moro potency In Elys Cream
Balm, than In anything else II Is posi-
bic 10 prescribe. This preparation has
for years past been making a brilliant
success as a remedy for cold In the head
Catarrh and hay fever. Used In the mi
tial stages Of these complaints Cream
Balm prevents any serious development
Of the symptoms, while almost number
less cases are on record Of radical Curel
Of chronic catarrh, after all other model
OF treatment have failed. NwF4w
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Representative farmers Of Summit
county, Ohio, are talking Of petitioning
tho Legislature to make II u penitentiary
ulEense for wandering sportsmen to
shoot domestic fowls when wild game Ia
scarce.
An English scientist says that II VIC
were to visit the moon We should find
the days and nightsa fortnight In length
and II We Survived the sGorChing dur
Ing the day we should certainly be frozen
TO death during eensulng night"
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Educational.
Mt. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA.

A 'CNool OF uOrO than national reputation
Oncn exceptional advantages ioF thorough edu
Gallon Of young ladies In all departments l.,
oh1 OF six thousand volumes, Fine philO
"ptiAl, chcinUNl aud astronomical apparatus
N@lol bcpWlmen, specially nOtCd, COrpSO
Plano 'tacncH lrAInCd ny a leading pfOie1So
hOn Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culLur,
lNNn'hg to the nethOd d tho old italian MAJ
kn
Location unsurpassed lot beauty and health
leh 'c'u oil pleasure grounds, board O1cOlICnl
to'c'Hloguc', and tSiCrCnNS " patrons II
Alho principal cities, address
- rllE DlRROTREaR.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2l...iattle. Receipts i,O10 head:
shipments 400 head; bGeyeE q SOUj IS: Bteen
g. Sa4 70; BtOCkers aud erdeEs 81 S0a3 0V; Texans
81 " iugs-RuCGiptR 2S,UOU head; shipments
900 head; market easy; mixed 81 6l43 yOi heavy
s. G0a3 VJ tight s. 6pLi WI skips 81 Oa9 81. shGCi
.-KecClpB U,UCU head: shipments / 0O0 head
market 'trOng; natives :! 6Ohh on; western 81 b0a
1 Is; Texans % coal 10; lambs 81 GCaj 80,
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Nov. H. Cattle-I,pCClpu
SO head; shipments M head; market fair al
Mondays prices liOgs- llcCeiptS $500 hCNd
shipments 1880 head: market lair: keleCt tOT
81 GOai 0j; yOrAGrS sJS az ". ShCcp-RecelpL
9,0OO head: shipments 2,iO0 head market steady
prime 81 S0Aj o.; good q 4Uai Co. lAir 81 25aI 0O
common 81 60a2 "; lambs 81 Jpa5 60.
NEW YORK, NOv. 2l.-BeevCs Receipts w
head no trading IN bCcYcs; market dull and III
changed for dressed beef at ba'hc per pound
sheCp--RCCCiplS |, lUO head; ma kCt Itmi AheeI
| aLSA5ISC per pound; lambs 6haCE+c llOgs-llG
Ceipis A,lCO head; live hogs q plai % per III
pounds.
ClNClSHArt, o., Nov. 20 Hogs stronger: CON
mon and light 81 OOa3 N: packing aud butcher
O. 7Oai rs; receipts bCOO heal; shipments 200
head,
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IIOn't Fool

away precious time aud money and tritle
with your health experimenting with
uncertain medicines, when Dr.. PierCe's
Golden Medical Discovery Is so posi-.
lively certain in its curative action as to
warrant It's Manufacturers IN guarantee.
Ing 1t to cure diseases OF the blood, skin
and scalp, aud all sCrofulous Affections,
or money paid for II will be refunded.
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Artist-i'1 have brought YOU ono Of
my paintings that | think the most Of.
Now, don't you think II ought TO be
hung In the coming exhihlLiOnw
Commlttecman-"No, ! wouldn't hang
IL I am opposed TO capital puniShment,
Sentence II 10 solitary Conilnement,"--
A,ytptird
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, ievef
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilhlalngg,
corns, and all akin eruptions, and poei
lively cures piles, or no pig required
Il Ia guaranteed 10 give perfect gatisiae'
ton, or money refunded. Price 20 cent?
hpr i,nx For Rplp Nv lbvan Drug %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-22

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ceptionally long hair since II completely
concealed her lovely poison. Since
Ayers Hair Vigor came Into use such ex'
a,nples are not 40 rare as formerly. II
not only promotes the growth ofthe hair,
INT plyes Il n rich, silkrn texture. nav