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TILLMAN IS READY TO Bolt.
Tho Junior Senator Paving the Way for
Trouble at Chlcaao--What VIII the Senior
Senator Dc About Il?

the Junior Senator Paving the Way for
Trouble at Chlcaso-What VIII the Senior
Senator Do About It?
REIDvILLE, s. O., Feb. 5, 1896.
HonsB.R r. Tillman, Washington, d. c.:
Dear Sir: After my kindest regards
to you personally, l write to-day TO saw
hat l nave read with great pleasure
your speech in the Senate chamber on
the Goth ult. 1t has the ring OF your
speeches In 1890 on Stats politics, which
hrst drew my attentio4i to you and led
me to admire your goQd sense, courage
and ability, and madS me a steadfast
friend and supported. I was born and
reared near John C.iCalhoun and have
always voted tJhG Democratic ticket.
Wmlle L am ~aI3emocrat of the type Of
Jefferson. calhoun and Jackson, / am
thoroughly disguised with such Demo
Cracy as we have exemplified i'm Cleve-
land, Carlisle and their supporters. 1t
Is only q pame-a she'll: all the princi-
Piles Of true Democracy are extracted
from It.
l presume hat in the month OF Nav
our Democratic clubs will be called to-
gether to send delegates to the Nation
al Democratic convention which meets
next July In Chicago to nominate can
oiobpoo vi l. IcoiuSut duu WIGS ITSSl'
dent. My religion and my patriotism
have produced such convictions OF
right, truth and duty that my co.,
science forbids me to take any part
whatever In sending delegates to an
other National Democratic convention
since the control of the party has fallen
into the hands OF the Shylocks of Wall
street.
AS you have doubtless seen In the
papers, the Populists and the free sill
yer men will both hold national con.
v%entions In st. Louis on the 22d of July,
and, after having adopted their plat
forms, will, by conference committees,
agree TO nominate the same candidates |
for President and Vice President. III
am convinced that our only hope to en-
ancipate the toillng masses from the
grasp OF organized monopoly and to
drive the money changers out OF the
temple OF our liberties Is to enlist under
this banner, and / have determined to
do so. agree with you that our pres
ent financial system is q patent con-
trivance With thieves at one end and
dishonest officials at the other to rob
the American people,
The following / think would be q
good pAaD TO caBHEE our State into tho
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-03-17
SENATOR WATSON FOR GOVERNOR.

-
He Win Make a Strong Fight Before tho
nsople-oher Candidates are Expected to
Take the Fold.
Columbia Register. f.
The ~gubornatorial race Of 1896
promises 10 be an exceedingly live one,
judging from the interest already
being Rasntfestcd, especially by mem
bora Of the Reform faction. SO far
eHly v candidates have been formal
ly announced, but II Is thought that
others will come forth Ia the next few
weeks. II Governor Evans does not
stand for reelection the field will be
loft open Tor q largo number OF prom
inent political leaders. Several days
ago The Register announced the candi-
dacy OF Con. VIM. u. Ellerbe, who
every one knows would make an ex-
cellent officer should he be elected.
Gen. Elierbe has a host OF friends
throughout South Carolina who will
use every effort in their power to have
him elected.
Senator II. b. Watson, of Edgefeld,
stated to q representative OF The Reg
lister yesterday that he would enter
tho race for Governor in the coming
campaign and would remain until the
finish. This announcement Is no sur
prise for It has been understood for
como timo that,Col. Watson would be
q candidate. He is q man OF much
ability, u staunch Rcformer, and would
mako an excellent officer. Col. Wat
eon Ia known throughout the entire
State and has numbers OF friends who
will mak5 a hard fight for him. He
will no doubt DO one Of the front horses
when tho home stretch Ia reached.
p Col LRafann hoe hnnn an r,p,>;,4-.
figure In politics for a number OF o
he hos served In the State Senate for
several terms and was q leading Nom.
bor in the recent constitutional con,
vention. There will probably be q
number OF other candidates in the field,
but no formal announcements have
been made by them.
MIR. j. William Thurmond, a mem.
Der OF the lower House from Elge-
field, yesterday announced that he
would be In the race for solicitor from
his judicial circuit. Solicitor Nelsor
will stand for reelection and will
make . good run as he has served his
State faithfully and honorably. Mr.
Thurmond 10 n young nan aud Is q
prominent momber Of the Edgefield
tive practice. Mr.. Thurmond has
been in tho Legislature for several
years: In the recent bond bill fight he
led the opposition which resulted in
that bill being defeated. This won
him quito n reputation, and the legis.
lators afterwards presented him with
a handsome cane as a token of their
appreciation Of tho gallant fight which
he made. He is fully competent to
discharge the duties Of solicitor and
If elected will serve his State with
dignity and credit.
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H0M'a This I

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of tatarrh that cannot bo
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY d. CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last Is yearp, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh euro 10 taken internally,
acting directly. upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Price. 75c. per
bottle. Sold by all Drugxists. TeutirsW-
nials free.
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The love OF pleasure bstrays us i'm
TO PAID; and many e man, through love
al lame becomes Infamous.
While you are InCdiiatihg revenge
tue devil is medtta:i G a recfuit.
"A South Carolina society has been
organ'asdin Washington.
a young ally in Darlington is study
log medicine.
For travellers aud tourists q vial of
Japsness Liver Pellets will be found
very convenient: they quickly relieve
Indigestion, constipation and sick head.
ache. Fifty doses, 20 cts.
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wearing his hat on the back n
his hcad 10 n of the ways in which a
young man can tell everybody he don't
know much.
"A man who can hold his tor que
whom nngered always comes out ahead
OF him who lots his tongue run with
bis temper.
Franco has halt "a many people 6
the Uaited Statog, but her national
debt is twice 40 groat RS ours.
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Nervous PrOstration
Cured by DR.. Mics Nsrvine.

Prolonged arrangement OF the nervous
system not only Affects tho brain and mon
tai powers. but develops disease in some OF
the vital organs. The most dangerous OF
these indirect r, ults Is when the heart Is
affected. This was tho case OF the Rev. II,
+. Surface, Fawn River, Mich. who mr,tes
uudor date OF Fob. II, 1885:
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III some men were as big as they
think they are. the world would have
10 beenfeFAsad.
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SSTLE NS12oo.
Delivered 10 raar uralxsad depet,
eli froighb ehsxpea paid. Resd tAsa
&asariptioa earefunI. YbIs spiondid
4 Cooking Slow 10 ne. O; has Aprfr q
4 inoh pSS halss: ,CuIa7 I.ah o,eo. "A
Ssh Iae h"a3 ~ ih'nas hghi xlaz9
I haps ~ this co., m,Ss ssr
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"p," n. IA. "a" a, m,

Eretns Is and 10 carry elegant Pullman
eaceping cars between Qolurnbia ind Aateville,
k4tS.
Grains lsars Spartanbnrg, A. & @. division,
peFthboend, 6:ls a. ~, 8:2 y. ~, els p. m,
fYestibuls Limited; southbound 90 q. IN,
Sap p: M, IL 81 Q. m, tVestibule IAnited.(
Trains leaVe Greenyillo, A. and G. divthon,
porthOouRa. S:& a. no., 2:l6 p. IN. and 5 80 D. M,
IYestiDulej ldnitedl; ~southbound, l:O q. NJ,
Z. IN, 1878 p. IN. tNesnbnled Liinited3.
PulImRn Service.
Fullninn palace siccginG cars on Trains B5 and
Ba, 81 and ~, on A and {. division.
W. Fl. GREEN, j. ~. C.LP,
&c.. Superintendent Traffic Mgr,
Wus)0n Zton. ID. c. Washington, d. q,
w, a. TURK, s. II. HA5tDWiCk,
G4n. Pass. ABt. Asst Gen. Pass. Ag't-
Washington. d. G. Aclunta3 (3a,
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THE STATE ASYLUM.

interesting News About This Excellent lnsti-
tution.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-03-17

Some Of fho Probable Foaturse Of tho Next
Campalon-The Candidate for Senator and
Gpvaroor
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-03-17

wife that evening, what is the matter
with Edna? l cannot understand her
to-day"
81 always thought you understood
women so thoroughly, dear"
ANYONE would think Lester had
retained her for the Defence" grum-
bled Alfred. mot that 1 wish to DO
down on the man."
"I-I think he has," said Gertrude.
but she refused him. | have con-
graduated myself on the fact more
than once."
"She refused him when he was pros
perous."
"He can't be described as prosper
my lifeI don't see what there is in the
loss Of his practice to make any diff.
ference"
"Don't you ?" asked Gertrude, with
O superior smile.
You mean to tell me-" he cried,
"that the fact of this--call it a mis-
f~ortune--has caused Edna TOTO care
for him The girl must be an idiot"
That Is just it, dear. Girls are
idiots"
Anyhow, I shall have nothing to
a about it"
Edna is twenty-five. You can't
prevent her." said Mrs. Sinclair. 81
almost wish | had not bad DR.. Blenkih-
sopp, and l feel sure those powders
won't agree with dear WiGnis.W
II shall spaassc TO Edna" Alfred re-
tortsSd.~G1t he did not speak to her
directly, He threw out various hints
which his sister ignored, till one night
about q month later, ne arrived home
in good spirits.
Lester is going away" he said.
Has he sold his practice ?" asked
Gertrude.
He would hardly go without. Not
that there Is M dch to SELL"
Edna sat quite silent. Her fa 20 wac
pale and her ayes were moist. 1t was
all she could do to prevent the tears
from falling till she reached her own
room. AT dinner she scarcel spoke,
hnd that evening went to bed though
bot to sleep, early.
The following morning she happened
TO be passing Testers house at III
and, seeing no sign of him,
turned and repassed the door ton
hinutes later. He was just coming
Town the steps.
/" Don't let me hinder you," she said, |
fhen he stopped.
~ am merely going to the post
ifice," he answered.
III am going that way, too" said
adna, and they walked together. els
true you are leaving Uppercombe ?"
he asked presently.
PERFECTLY true"
IA you have sold your practice Y'
~ Nit was principally a question
g thA hAasA atkA % koUth ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22
ERENCH OPINIONS
Ofthr Cuban Attitude OF CongrsH-somH
Original Opinions.

$780,.
NEW lOfh' beF' El--H hFph'ch
to the kerahl from Paris. snVs: All
ihr pnrIg unrorg hnyc n good dcnl ia
,a,. a,.,,.. A,,,.toa,, r,,,.,I.,,, o,,I ..o
aaS ho"ol Nu'eriCh" J''N'o'''" anu ''t
danger or war between Inc United
States nnJ St,nIn which CoulJ. in their
,,t,t,.,, ,,,,I ,,,,,o No.,
op'"'u'' "' Nv oo"' ""' N'
aust I'allo!S' the CONSERVATIVE the Ike
publican Drcats, the Liberal Times,
rrup,scrrnr the soId bourpcoIs a.,
I,..,, A.. - -.
FRANCE h'e All VI Tue sn'tAe we" o''
this question.
eft IN unite rerilin" ,yrltrs NJ Drnlg
r,,t,., T.. .,.. I'll, ..,,,
N'"''''l''' "a 'h"."' '""S - '''s '.'
pie or the United stltes were really
consulted on the question Of whether
they desired war with Spain, even with
the nssurauus OF the future annrxntiun
Of Cuba, the answer would I've In tho
uc.ltE'r. American iingoIsm is a .nrO-
ltabIr mine. which certain %ew York
journalists are working. Just Us By.
Jutncsuns companies dreamed OF ex-
ploI;Iny Tho gold reefs OF the Trans
vanl. It may be wen, therefore. that
the aEila lioa over che senate commit
tee resolution recognizing Cubnn bel
Iigerrrcv IL nothing more than Il "huEe
hurubug." orc OF those interesting ri :
glntic demonstrations or which the
country OF I.nrnum has given us as.
founding e-yn,uplrs"
Continuing, the Firaro's foreign cdi-
tor announced chat Il 4 not likely tina.
II two-thirds vote Of Congress. nccpS-
Sary To anu,ll President CIeveland's
cart1Sr u,,D an nn,, cIIip.r.ncr raSn
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A GREAT PLAN
For the jIerStuS or the ST, Joseph (
Grand Island RoaG; with tho II. Il o.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Dec. c0.-W!lhelm
l.. Bulb, Henry Buiae. \. II. Jcll!ne.
Of ihc Cc1t=sI Trust Company. and
william Strauss. COUNSEL for the re-
organization comrIny, NIL OF New
YORK.. VIII arrive hHrs. tomorrow 90
Inspect the s.. Joseph and Grand Ia
land railway and prCpn"ty and VIII be
bidders At the sol" of th, road ut Hast
inEs December %. =. iNCNcal pr,s!-
dent ard general manager Of the Orc
EO1 railway and SlViGa.'ion COMPANY
Of Portland. Oregon, arriyed to-day. 1t
Is not known just whau interests the
latter represents at III. sale.
The theory obtained ht-'c is that HIS
purchase OF the Grand Island would
mean the early con$ummation OF the
cherished scheme q: parnlleling tn.
Union and Central Pacific by means Of
Il union OF branch lines built by them
IN the height OF their prosperity, asld
OF merging interest with an caste m
trunk line. the baltimore &c Ohio. FOR
Instance. go rs to complete an unbrok-
en- trans-continental line between Che
Two oceans.
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mum S
DYSPEPSIA
CURE.

Munyon's Stomach and Dyspepsia euro
cures all forms OF indigestion nnd stomach
trouble. such nS rising ot food. distress
after cniisg. SOrtncW of breath. palpitn-
tIOn and II II affections OF tho heart caused
by indlgns ton. wind on tho stomach, bad
taste, Offensive breath. loH Of appetite,
faIntlcsa or weakness OF tho stomach.
headache from ludISsBlI0n. soreness OF the
stomach. coated tongue. heartburn, shoot
Ing pains OF tho stomach, constipation
'liZElnr'tS, rulnincsS and lack OF energy.
Price Is cents.
a ECpurltn cure for each disease. At all
druggists, mostly q cents u vial.
Personal letters to Prof, MunyOn, l'G,
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa, answered
with frNn uIHdiCal advice for nly disease.
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A Never-die,

Tic Lifetime" OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup viii never draw TO a close
When q mother once uses il, she con-
tinucs its use right along because, size
found, for curing cough, cold, Group and
whooping-couyh Dr.. Bulls COughSyrup
uncqull!cd By any ollIcr similar med
icinc. II have used DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, for ten or fifteen years in the
family. Cor coughs aud throat troubles
caused by colds, and hnyc found no
superior article" Mrs. D. 7. Clarke,
lG3 Congress ST., Cleveland, o. III.
Bulls Con9l Syrup can be Ind every
where for q cents. Dealers will say
they have aomcihing else 'just MS
good CT better" because they want 10
make more profit. Don't be "taken
H." Dr.Dull'a Cough Syrupis the best.
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Father Dymin ItelcnScsl.
Special Dispatch TO the In,ell!scncer.

sTUVIHT I7IHUarCII 10 tILu 1HEtIIIS"HCtF.
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio. Dec. a.
Father Alberta Maria DynLa, the de-
posed Polish priest. OF Dlllonvai,, who
was In jail for an alleged assault on
Mrs. Mitchell. was released from tail
to-day. The NIitchels, who kept no.
eel. have left town and rs the case
would never have been pushed, DynIn
was released
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MANY RRECEDENTS
For the intervention OF the United
4 States In Cuban Wur.
SENATE COMMITTEES REPORT
An Elaborate Review OF u Century
n OF History.
EUROPE llASAl.READY ASSERTED

She Tight 4" Interfere a I."ng List or
Case, In which There was No Greater
Claim TO Recognition than In the Cave OF
Cnha-Commircc believes thrl the Time
ForrenSt IN the Presidents Message Has
sonie, when There I, n Higher ObiIga-
ton than that owr'i 90 sraln's Sow
reisnty."
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MAYFIELD. Ky. Dec. 2i.-T'ic ne
gro rnpist Stone. was taken from thc
county jail and irnChcd by mob nj
an carly hour this morning. stones
trial was set Tor Tuesday. December
-. In the circuit court. II. ]. Norman
aud t;ts Thomas had been appointed
to defend tho negro by the court and
were IN close consultation with him
nearly the entire day.
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TIE Old lady was right when shc
said the child might die they waited
FOR the doctor. She saved the little ones
life with few doses Of One Minnie
Cough Cure. She had used It for croup
before. Charles Il. Gor,ze, corner
Twelfth and Market streets; bowie 4
Co. bridgeport: Peabody & Son, Ben.
wood
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: intense i,chInc
md stinGinE; most ut night: worse he.
scratching. II allowed to continue tImny!,
rnnIi,,. Wrrv soTc SW ' lVS "ELSSi "tS; BE-
M:ET stops tho Itching and hlocllnr
heals liberation, ana in most cases ~
moves the tumorS. At druggists ar, br
mall. for. 70 cents. Or. Swnyno * Son
phIlulNlnhIu """'
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PARIS. Dee. 2l.--Thc Gaululs to-day
publishes interviews with General nnd
"X Minister Du BnrnN. ". Imhc-t de
Saint Armand. and foreign diplomat.
all Of whom rcpronCh Grcnt Britn'n
and Spain Tor abandoning France 4,
the Mexican expedition OF 1862. the oh
jrct Of which. they say, was to crcat 10
IN America II government TO counter
balance the power OF the United Stntcs
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on Wednesday, December IS, 'SF II.
o'clock y, M. ! VIII orrCr on tho prrnH,s Z.
ut public NJ private salc u small farm 4
eight acres. fronting on tho Ohio rtNrT
along two lines Of railroads. nuI inUr
miles from Wheeling. W, VA, and ";
above Tllonrill". Jefferson county, rE''
We'll improved, nice two-stnry dwelling ~
! rooms. carriage house. Stable md olNrr
outhuildlnsR. Would suit gardener. gT
all TTrttrrtr.;-r1 -rrt,rrr- -t+-sss- =
huR l.. MEDll,l.. Northeast Corner to'-rs
House. Stcubcnvillc, Ohio. LeS.wyi0.I
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Simply npply SWAIN ELS OINTMENT
No Internal medicine required. Cures ~, :
ter. eczema. Itch, all crup,Ions on ~.
fRcc, hands. nose. ctc,, leaving thu .ti,,
clchr. white and healthy. Its Err,i h"nI
ing md cnin,v" powers are pOsscssrb ~.
No Other l,,lnt,iy: nsk your dnGgIE, for
- W y y II > VI y NJ i'm i. tthsEw
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EVERY season brings new crop
of cough remedies, but they cannot
cnmpctH with that grand old DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup
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4 SENSIBLE woman will nov fail
to keep bottle ~ Salvation oil on
hand Cor .utG and bruises. It IL uurIvnl-
ed. - cents.
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JOUBLIC SALE.

Under tho authority vested In him by 4
deed OF trust made by Joseph LcIurr am
November. IN tho year 1895, and recorded
In the office OF the clerk OF the county
court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. IN
Decd OF Trust Book No. Il. nj page 10
the undersigned trustee will sell nj rUhii:
auction at tho north door Of the court
house OF Ohio county aforesaid, on
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THURSDAY, JANUAEY :, lS9;


beginning at 10 O'Clock IL m. tn" follow
tnG described parcc! OF real properly stu
atCd In tho city or Wheeling. IN said county.
IN Cha plinc and EoG's addition TO tho said
city, that IL TO say tho north onC-ha.:
OF lot numbered ons hundred and sixty
tMrce. In said nddl,ion. AMI ono and one
mil ftet more neht south Of tho noFi'
one-halt OF the said lot. making toGcihrT
Nrty.tour and one-hnlf feet mcasET, !
along tho front OF the said lot and extend
Ing or tho same width from ems: 10 NC;
the whole depth OF tho said lot, This IS
tho same property which was COnyclyi
10 the said Joseph Lcinor hy Thomas H.
McLain. trustee. and Elizabeth McMCcHcn
hy decd dated on the 9TH day OF Fchrunrl,
y. y. 1874. and recorded in snid CigTns
office In Decd Book No. ~. nj page ;.
TERMS OF SAIE-Or the purchas.
price tho purchaser shall pay $3.50 In Cs.7
on the day or sale. 81, 700, or such l'ss
amount OF the pmrchasS money as Sian
remain unpaid, shnll DC paid on Nov, "',,
her Is. 1897: Sl.2io. or such legs amount Fl;
Tho purchase money as shall SIN rrUt.a
unpaid. shall bn paid on November s.
lSS. $l,lS0. or nch less amount ~ N"
pure lnsc money as shRt still remain EU-
paid. shall be paid on November Il ''.a:
N.lN, or such lcss amount OF the purc',-r
money AS shall sun rriRnin unpaid aESi
u" pAid on November II. 1910; HuI ih'
rcSidur OF the purchase money, II Any
shall then remain unpaid. shall W. val
on November II, 1901 Tho deferred ~
SihllmcntS OF the purchase money shall
bear interest from tho day nf sale. a'l
Tor them tn" purchaser shall give his nvi"'
Win pnrSunnl security satisfactory L. ~
undersigned trustee. lie shnll ALSO w.,t.-
Mlh insurance To an amount satisfactory
TO the truStc" and for his benefit upon
the buildings ni'Nn tho said property.
WILLIAM u, SIMPSON
HCi Trustee
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THE King OF Pills 10 Bcccham's--
BEECHAM'S.
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improved so wonder
fully from tho first
that | II, once dis
missed the physicians.
She how eats and
sleeps we'll and does
her own Homework
We have recommend
ed your remedies TO q
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great many In our city, and every one has
been vcsy much benefited by them"
Dr. Niles Remedies are sold by all drug
gIsts under Il positive guarantee, inst bottle
bcnchtS or money refunded. book on Heart
aud Nerves sent FREQ 10 all applicants.
DR. MILES MEDICAL co, Elkhar:, Ind.
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MINIS. SlDLEY, OF Torrington, Conn.,.
IVA Suffered from Just such a cornplica-
,Ion OF diseases rs the extensive TX.
pciicnce and Investigations OF DR.. Miles
Lave proven, result from impairment OF tho
nervous system. Mr.. Jas. Il. Sldlcy writes
Oct Is, 1876: my wife was taken sick with
neuralgia OF the heart, nervous oXhAus-
ZION and liver trouble. Although attended
by two physicians she grow worse. until sho
was at deaths door. then began CIV
Ing her Dr.. Miles Restorative Ncrvlne
and DR.. Miles Now Heart Cure. and sho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22

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beginning ut 10 o'clock n. M, and con-
tinung from day to day until the sa'a
shall hive been completed. the household
and kitchen furniture. ornaments pictures.
books and other personal property now
continued In the residence OF the said VIII
lam II. Simpson.
Terms or Salc.-Cash. except that with
the purchasers OF property in considerable
amounts, satisfactory arrangements will
he made for reasonable credit with Gocl
security.
lpltrlr HOW ARD EkZr ENrr' AsSI-rna
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-22

Under the authority OF deed maio IN
tho undersigned by William H. ShnI4r,
dated on tho 9Th day OF August. m H.,
ycnr 1896, and recorded In The once Of In,
clerk OF the county court for Ohio count.
In Deed Book numbered 10. Al page All. I
Will sell at rlibllc auction a. Tho hort,
door OF the court house Of Ohio count y,
West VIrpIuia mn "'''
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JDCDLlC SALE.

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