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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-25

WAI.kEN-Rlvcr foot : inches.
Raining. Cool.
OH. CITY-Ilivcr . feet and rising.
Cloudy and cool. Light rain most of ,ll,.
day
GREENSBORO-ItIvcr rs feet and
rising. Rainfall go Inches. Cloudy
and warm.
PiTrSBURGlI-ItIvcr 49, feet and on
Il stand at the dam. Raining.
STEtl!ENVlLLE- 20 feet 4 in
cleS ana rising. Cloudy ana warm Up
Virginia, Belle Prince. Down--lI. X.
bedford.
PAl:kEHSBURG-Cnpt. L. NJ. Ball,
of the Oncldo, which boat II Is claimed
sunk the Martin In the Knnuwhu not
long ago, has hnd his papers returned to
him and hiS case rcmandrd tn the local
inspectors ut Wheeling. who took them
away from him. District Inspector
Chancellor did this, claiming Ball was
u0l,Eircn q trial
pAItKEIiSBuRC-liivnr q feet and
rising: cloudy and cool. Up--Frank
Gilmore, Valley iIcllc. Down and up
Liberty, Down.-hdclc Dur down
licn lIur. Little Kanawha rising. XIV
or out OF lock.
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OHIO RIVER ROAD
o"e OF tho Heaviest suficr-r.-rraflc In.
Nrrnp'ed by Several tandsiidts aud
bttaLs In Treaties NrlOw Wheeling.


Inc Ohio River Railroad Company
has been one OF the heaviest sufferers by
the excessive rains OF the past forty
eight hours, The floods OF three weeks
ago caught this road severely, but yes
leruny It's line between Wheeling and
Sistefsvtllo suffered even more. As fast
as ono trestle was repaired, another
would he reported down. the wrccking
crews would complete clearing one Sec
uoh or track after Il landslide, only to
near OF another and more serious slip
on the tracks at some distant point.
LandNidcs occurred mt the Nnrrowa
above and below MoundsvIllc, that be-
low the Marshall county town, which
occurred about O'Clock yesterday
morning, being the more serious Ton
on ton VI earth and rock was shOwercd
on the steep hillside, and It wac only
AFTER seven hours or steady work by Il
numerous crew NJ workmrn that this
section OF track was cleared.
At least three trcstles were washed
out No. 30, below Darlington. was one
OF the first to 50 and II was followed by
another u short distance above Ciar-
inEton' The break above Darlington
was repaired yesterday afternoon. but
the one below At No. 30 trcstlc had not
Been repaired up 10 late hour last
night.
Several other landslldcs occurred he
low Moundsvillc, north OF SistCrSv!llc.
and sont, OF them were not cleared
last n1&ht. There was almost II contIn-
uous ta!l OF earth and rock Mt the Mar
rows. above Moundsvllla. late ycSter-
day afternoon. and gang OF workmcn
was kept there 10 clear away the de-
briS az Il fell.
The only train that got through on
che Ohio River railroad yesterday
morning was No. |. which departed ut
$50 q. m, before the heavy rain OF the
morning had reached its worst stage.
As II WAS. however. this train was de-
lnyed by wnshDuts above New Martins
Vile and was several hours late in
passing Sls;crSvllle. No trains arrived
from the south during the day. Three
passenger trains and three or four
freight trains are blocked at the lower
end OF the break on trHstle. No. 20, aud
are not expected 10 reach Wheeling UNI
III some tim" to-day. 4 special paSSvn-
ger train left Wheeling at i:l5 r. NJ.
yesterday and was to 20 to trestla No.
%. where n transfer Ot passengers and
baggage would be effected Passengers
from III" north hound trains were TO hc
brought 10 Wheeling on the special and
passengers for the south were Ia be
transferred to one ot the blockadcd
trains. which would 60 south at least
TO ParkerSburC possibly farther south.
The special train from the break will
arrive in Wheeling early this morning,
probably about O'clock
: A report reached the city last night
that 80 yards OF track has been wash
ed out near Proctor. hui X could not be
confirmed and Is probably not true
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THE PARKERsBUgG END.
The Little SRnaShH on n Tenr-Thc Ohio
Is Rising Foot All Honr-Iieavy Dam
age on the baltimore d Ohio.

IL lklsinS n EuOt an itDNr--lICaty Dunl.
ngo on the baltimore d Ohio.
!, Special Dispatch 10 the ,Intclligcuccr.
PARKERSBURG. ". Va, July "a
The Ohio river AT this point IS rising one
foot an hour and 1t vii! be out OF the
bank by morning. The Little Kanawha
Is again rising rapidly at head waters
and has reached Il higher stage al
GrantsvilIe than has ever been known
there. This second ris, Is the result OF
the heavy rains up the valley to-day
The booms which wlthStOOd the first
F.. rise have given away and the low lands
are flooded, the heaviest rain since the
storm season began falling here to-day.
Almost all day 1t fell In torrents.
Transportation on this division OF the
Baltimore 6; Ohio railroad has been en-
tirely suspended on account OF the cave
in of the tunnel and the washOut Ecar
Cairo. y temporary bridge has been
erected where the big iron bridge went
out at West Union. The express train
from st. Louis to New York due here
this evening did not get In. When Il
reached Midland Junction. Ohio. It was
sent up through Columbus and around
by Wheeling and Pittsburgh Wires
are down in many places along the Bal
timorc &; Ohio.
The upper end OF the Ohio River rail-
road between Wavsrly and Si5tersvillc
is greatly damaged Oniy' one train
from Wheeling has reached here to-day.
The worst damage Is at Wildwood and
in the narrow8 above Sistcrsvllle.
Bents In trcstlc8 Nos. 80. 81. &c and GS
gave way. stopping the running of
trains. All the men on the lower end
who could be gotten, went through her.
this evening for the scene OF the wash
out The puy car started north to-day,
getting as far ~ SIstcrsvIllc, where th.
money was deposited. the pay crew re-
turning home.
The MuskinEum IL on Il tear. At
Marietta It Is rising lG inches an hour
All trains entering that town ARE delay
ed. The Baltimore Il Ohio lost II trestlc
Mt Shawnee. At Belle Valley. on the
C. 6: ~, much Of the track has been
swept away. Reports from that valley
show all streams To be rising with great
raDi0Ity
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The Virginia leaves for Cincinnati to-
morrow.
The Virginia left for Pittsburgh yes
terday morning NJ 1870 O'Clock.
The GAINESVILLE packet for tomorrow
IS the Lorcna, leaving at a. NJ.
The Belle Prince went up the river
with tow of logs yesterday morning.
Til" Jewel will make her usual cx-
CurSion trip 10 SistrrsvIllc tomorrow.
The II. X. Bedford Is the packet for
Charleston and Coal Valley this morn
ing.
The Pittsburgh packets for tomorrow
are the Ben l!ur and Ruth, 3 Il. m., and
the Keystone State. s a. III.
The Elaine left for Pittsburgh ycstcr-
day Al D. m; She returns for Parkcrs.
burg tomorrow. leaving at n. IN.
The river marks at p. IN. Indicated
- feet and rising: this Is n rise of ten
feet since yesterday. Temperature.
warm, cloudy and threatening: trade
along the wharf fair.
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saved them was the rapid rise In tho
OHIO river, which kept the run OF Grave
creek from being felt ut It's mouth
However. both railroad companies hnd
men stationed at tho bridges last night
70 see that nothing occurred 10 make
unsafe. ''"N'
Train No. that leaves at ls:e5 n IN
over the fourth division for The on ~
left this morning on the Pittsburgh III.
vision, reaching the main limo again nj
Cumberland. According TO lnteilIccns
Ger special dispatches. however, this
train Will have trouble In getting bc-
yond Piedmont, where the rains have
lntertered with traffic On three rail-
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OHIO RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
Works that will br Entered Upon-Aynii.
nhlr Lmmhs s3Ol.sNI.

WASHINGTON. July 2i.-Mr. IiOucr,
In charge Of improvements on the Ohio
river. In his annual report to the war
department. says that the methods emp
ploycd during the year have resulted In
much work being done economically and
AdvHntagcOusly. Contracts have been
entered into for the construction OF an
Ice hnrhOr at Hartford. W. Vn.. md
steps will I've taken at an early date TO
construct an additional pier at Middle
port. Ohio,
AS u result OF inquiries as to tho BEN
eft derived from ice harbors during the
last winter, II was found that they had
with one or two exceptions. proved Of
great service To navigation. There Is an
available balance Of $685.. 1923 for cUntlnu-
Ing operations on the river.
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FIGURES OF THE RAIN.


More ltnin Fell Yesterday than OH Any
Day Since Observer Srhncpf Has Kept n
NScoii-SouIU Kahn statistics.
Tho rainfall yesterday was greater in
amount than has been experienced here
since Observer Sclmcpr has had the
rain gauge, which IL furnished by the
government Up to 3p. IN, the rain had
aggregated Lea inches and at p. m. II
had Increased to l.7D Inches. An interest
Ing comparison Is seen In the figures for
July or recent years and FOR the un-
completed mouth al this gear. As win
he seen IN The table 81 rainfall for re-
cent years. given below the greatest
fall Tor July was jOI inches IN 1892,
while last years fall was 4,5l Inches
In 80 the fall was only g.3G inches and
In ~, an exceedingly dry season. Il
was but l,iG Inches, During the TWEEN
ty-Cour days NJ the present month tls-,
fall aggregates SIC inches, FAR and
away heavier than any complete month
OF July In recent years. In fact the rnln-
fall for July this year is greater than
In any summer month within tlS, rrCOl-
lection Ot the oldest citizen who watches
II.
Another interesting fact Is shown in
the rainfall for 1885, 81. 60 Inches. which
Is almost eQualled by the rainfall for
1876 up To date, not seven months.
which has reached $3.50 inches. almost
as much az the entire year OF 1895.
The figures In detail for the years
1892 TO 1896 inclusive, us shown below,
having been compiled from the official
government record kept by Mr.. Chris
. Sphnnf,fs
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SPRINGFIELD, o.. july :i.-Thrrc
WAS cloudburst here last night and
everything Is Hooded. The people in the
east end are moving up stairs on ac-
count Of the overflow OF Buck creek.
Front and North streets are partially
under water. 4 crowd OF young camp
crs at EedmoEd's mill have been perch
ed in trees all night. a rcscuinE corps
has been organized and has gone out to
this scene. thr,-s miles east OF town. The
magnificent Snyder park. costing $780,
900. is almost ruined. The damage in the
country WIZ be heavy
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LOUISVILLE. July -. - The police
arrested Mrs. Beall ana her son Jake at
their home. SIS East jefferson street, last
night on the charge Of Countcrfeit!ng.
The woman was detected while in the
act OF passing some Of the spurious coin.
II has been learned that BcalI and his
mother have been circulating the money
In indianapolis. Ind. CovIngton. Ky.
and numerous other places. They Ind
succeeded In turning out large amount
0f the money and they seemed to be cx-
pcrts in tn. business. Mrs. Beall Is IS
years OF age, while her son Is "a.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received II. ..
regents az the State Normal SchoGI fs-
me erection and completion Of adr.,,6.;
,To.lne present Normal School builds. a;
heating the building with steam. u... !,
O'Clock M. August :. 1876. at which I5i-
the same Will lie opened at the Hjrrr,..
and specifications for the said won. ~
DE- seen on and after July y at the Gi.ir" 4.
the President OF the Hoard. in CE1-,r,.
ion; In the Office OF 7. 5. Riley, Attorney
General, Wiz cling: in the Ollie OF = II
Gi!keson. rarkrrsburE: in the otFic,, Of "
l.; I'odi;crS-West Liberty. ana n, he
oiliCc, o: Frank Z. and Henry Il. Davis,
Architects, baltimore, Nd. The Board re-.
serves the right TO reject airy or ali bids,
Proposals are 10 be addressed To- Il. s
carr; Secretary OF the Board Of Regents
~ Charleston, W. Va. or IN care oc iEs
Va. VIPGii 7 i-vy'Its W.
jyl6 President Of the Ro3r,I Of R.rsn;s
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:.
lexington Coul and Coke Co. BcliDrtoH.
~ L: john J. Baker Bluctrld. SIS II. ].
+. Gillespie & Co., Brett. 81 81: Farrell
norman ~ Co, BraokviiIc. SEC lp. ].
T.. hnwcIrHIStrr Bruceton, StiS -. AUG.
;Ial, H. Shariestown. s.! -: G. NJ Chris
uank. $lSI Go; T. J. Baker, FcItcrrl5r,
N-6 g: G.. Rogers. Framclown, g, 3. q,
". SINNER y Son, Freed. S32o 50,W T. Iilly,
Grafton, SIS! GO; Il. W. Cowan. Greenwood,
NJ ~; NJ Parsons. Hendricks. S2Sl ~, \
n. LAndan, Ncysio1e. $50 10: p. \. Lyons,
LYONS 49, \. Kennedy, Pecryv:iie
SlVO ~; y: Z. Payne. Pccryvillp, Ei9 .;
Payne " Beaver. Pccryvillc Sl5T q: {. W.
MM.ih i, RowlesburE: Sl51 80: 5. T.
man X Co. Rowlcsburg. $7N2 Is: j D.
CowsGr K Co, Rowlcsburg. SIS l.: J. n.
Ass -, RnSN; 1881 IS: Bartlett Bros. TIP.
s.! KENTUCKY.
W. II. Smith. Barhoursvillc. So IS: Rob
crt Allen. Huntsville, SO. IS; j, c II. Allen,
CrockctWillc. Sc: 60; j. c. StCwar; ( Ca.
Sn6asc, SIS y. Moses TURNER. Eva-tS
~ y; Moses Turner. EvRrtS. $40 4: Ice
Graft, GAhhard. $Il IS: Il. T.. 4 J. +. P1G,
GLASGOW, 500 90; a. n. Pennington lson.
vile. $l?G o; W, S. E;nmal. MiddirSho?a.
$Se2 %; J. y. Turner Is Co, Minnie IS t.:
i. [, Bailey, oil Springs, $GI6 u. T. T.
9uiElcySy PgwCc Valley, NlS 0G: W. V.
!uncS' iltlSnutEn, y? IL; Union Coal Co,
litiShnrSh So 81; Matt Shcarcr. Rcd
House. So %: r.. II. RraShcars. salt Greek,
t3Sl IS.
OHIO.
Chas. .MCHrohm, Akron. Sis 16: c ~
hartC: ironton, $40 co: John MadaEar. SD
ncy, $40 81
-, SEND BIDS TO
THE NATIONAL COLLECTION AGENCY
WASHINGTON. D. C.
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tIon viii run in tho thousands OF dol
lars, many losing their entire crops. The
wheat mud oats nro entirely lost. rot
ting In the fields. The county roads are
slipped and In bad shape and several
small bridges were washed out.
The Baltimore & Ohio main track ut
Garrett Siding. nix miles east OF this
place, 10 washed out twn hundred yards.
Great trees ara standing on the track as
II nature had placed them there. Tho
railway people expect to have the track
clear IN Il few hours,
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OHIO COUNTY REPUBLICANS

On Their Why Home from the Convention
laid Ont Mt Saskatchewan Arrive
this 1iurning.
Special Dispatch to the IntcllIEcncor.
SISTERSVILLE. July 2i.-T'hc Ohio
county delegates to the state Republican
convention left Parkcrshurg this morn
ing. hut have been delayed here by
wHshOuts and landSldCB above here.
Many left on the evening train for home.
the rOnd being clCnr TO Darlington, where
II transfer wns To he made. G. i. Hart,
J. X. Hall md many others. however.
took the steamer Liberty this evening
after supper and will reach home early
In the morning.
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AT NEW MARTlNsyILLE.
HiG Fishing Crtsis AMI Its Tributaries on
Rnmpngc-Alu,h Damage iuIiIrted TO
Timber aud Crups,

Timber aud Crops.
Special Dispatch to tho Intclllgcncor
NEW MARTINSvlLLE, W. Va,
July Alt has been raining almost
continuously here since midnight last
night. The waters In Big Fishing creek
and all It's tributaries are unusually
high. \ large amount OF property,
suCh rs fencing and crops, has been
washed away and all the low bottoms
are swept by the flood. Corn has been
torn out by the roots, pumpkins. wheat
and oats In the shCaf; fence rails and
other farm property are passing out
the mouth Of the big creek here in such
quantities as to Indicate great loss In
the big Fishing creek valley.
The water Ia almost As high MS IN
1870. Over four inches OF water has
inll"E here since twclvI o'clock last
night. Business Is almost entirely su5-
pended and the people are troubled by
fear Of the probable result when the
rise in the Ohio river comes. II raised
here To-day for II short time, eighteen
incheH Ter hour, caused by the side
streams putting out. and Is now rising
nj the rate Of six inches per hour There
~ no report Of any lives lost us yet.
The creek and the river are covered
with drEt. What seemed 10 b. 4 large
rick OF wheat passed by here In the
river this afternoon.
Train No. on tbcGOhio River railway
came on time this morning. from
Wheeling. bringing the papers. "" hope
the papers tomorrow viii give us r.
babI' news. There have been no other
trains to-day.
The tr"Stle across Sims run. above
Ola L.
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Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA.. l:5O n. m.
Pittsburgh. ELAINE, . -. III.
Parkrrsburg. BEN HCR. II q. m.
Stcuhenyillc. .ENOS TAYLOR. go p. m,
cIarinEton.. JEWEL. $3.50 p. NJ
BOLTS LEAVING TODAY.
Charleston. III. X. BEDFORD n. m.
ParScTabrtrE. Liberty. II IA. IN.
hniamOrHs,. LEXINGTON. II n. m.
Si"uh"nvillc..E NOS TAYLOR, 80 y. m,
Darlington. JEWEL. $3.50 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Zancayille. ...LORFEA. 1 n. III.
pittsburgh. ZEN HrR. n. m.
Pittsburgh. RUTH ! Il. m.
p!itshursh.. KEYSTONE: STATE. s 4. m
Cncinnati,...EIRilNlA. S n. m.
SistCrsr!il". JEWEL. a.. IN.
ParicF5burE. ELAINE. S Il. M.
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IN TYLER COUNTY.

Great Damage Iins Been Caused by the
FIood--h lind Landslide Above Sisters.
vile.
Special Dispatch TO the IntclIigcnccr.
SISTERSVILLE, W. Va, July r.
Rain has fallen almost iuccssantly here
I for the past twcnty-four hours and all
OF the small streams In Tyler county nrc
on n rampage. During the past twenty
four hours It 10 estimated that there has
been n rain fall OF not less than three
and three quarter Inches. The reports
received from the outlying districts are
very mcagre. owing TO nil telephone
wires being down and It Is impossible
10 get anything reliable.
All the low lands along the creek bot
toms are under water aud crops 10 the
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OVER THE RIVER.
Railroads Suspended on Account OF Dam,
age by the Floods.

The hard rain OF yesterday morning
again disabled the Bella!rc. Zancsvilic
& Cincinnati railroad 60 that trains are
not likely 20 run until next week. Some
OF the newly bull; trestics were washed
out and one trcStle not heretofore touch
ed. was let down by Tn" rnad being at
tackled In new plac" by the elements.
The Ohio Valley road was again Sc
verely damaged ut the point on its line
opposite MOundsvillc. There was Il big
landslide there. y great quantity Of de-
bris was thrown on the track from the
hillside and II will require several days
work to reopen this road 10 traffic. II
was just getting in shape 10 resume ar
ter Its severe experience in the flood
of two weeks ago.
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The lines Of the Bell L0nE Distance
Telephone Company were down in the
$irruws above Muundsvillc yesterday
morning md had no; been pu, In shape
i'm the afternoon. when ;hr formal OPEN
Ing Of The line ut SIstersvIlle was to have
taken place. The opening was post
puncd until next Monday.
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The Ecnwood and BcllaIrc fcrryboat,
Jessie Berger. was disabled yesterday
afternoon hy the heavy mass Of drift
wood that passed down the Ohio. She
will probably resume to-day. The dam
age inflicted was not serious.
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IN THE INTERIOR.
Th~Gountry Around Cameron n Severe
suffer Landslide ut Gnrrctrs Siding Not

SuGrrN-I."nds'iIc ut CARROTS Siding Not
Yet Cleared Away.
Special Dispatch TO tho lntcllIGcnccr
CAMERON. w. Va. July 2l.--Thr
creeks and small tributaries were high
or than ever known by the oldest Giti-
Tnns. Several houses aud uitbuIldinSs
were swept nway on Fish cree At Lou
dcn6vlllc. two milcR west Of here, every
house In the town was flooded. four feet
Of winter on the Touring mill door.
II Is reported here that llOnrinE MILL
and several houses were washed away
at LittlctOn and that tho county bridge
Is gone.
The LOGS 10 the furmerg OF this Sec
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FOR carachc, put couple Of drops
OF Thomas EclcCtric OH on II bit of
cotton and place It In the car. The pain
will stop in Il few moments. Simple
enough, Isn't &c? /
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BUEDOCK Blood BIttcrs never falls
TO cure al! impurities OF the blood, from
a common pimplc TO the wOrS; scrofu-
In Surn
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TO LOAN.

oNEf TO LoAE-CASH AI.WAYs
W on hand in sums to suIt f-or5 Sfi -
upwards. on real estate; also on fIIrn,,T,.
etc. without removal; easy payments 4,
charge unless lcGn IS made. Confitrst,I
ie-5-nthS5l JULIAN Roy 10
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FOR SALE.
WEST VIRGINIA.

Tho, National Collection Agency, o.
washington. D. C. will dispose OF tie tc,.
lowing JUigIuents:
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions OF mothers for
their children while tccthinG. with per-
feet SUCCESS. 1t soothes the child, soft
ems the gums. allays all pain; cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
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WHERE WILL 1T sToPi
baltimore ~ ohio In I;nd shape on lis
Main line ut Piedmont Tho Potomac

Special Dispatch TO tho lntcllrcnccr.
PIEDMONT, W. Va. July 9i.-Ail
three railroads ARE disabled by rain. No
baltimore * Ohio and West Virginia
Central trains can run for SOmc time.
Part Of Piedmont Is flooded and the
river IS rising
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Headache cured in - minutes by Dr..
Miles Pain Pills. "Onc cent dose" At
drUgElytS
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0-.N u -N-IU aI.Ol =
40 and including July y.
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INNS TO woMEN.
,YA.tTms I.aal.. iiaa q %.


II wish could only do something or
take something thar would make ne feel
strong and well, raid q tired. wOrh-look-
ing woman recently. II can cat nothing,
have no appetite, suffer badly from Inc
digestion and tired. miserable feelings.
There are thousands OF women who find
themselves In exactly the sanic condition
as this lady. They arc feeling out OF Sorts
and under the weather." They seem to
REQUIRE something to, stimulate them, re-
new their vitality and give them new life.
They question Is, what ought they TO do
in order to feel well2
The best answer 10 this question is to be
found In the following opinions OF some
reliable people, who speak from e%perl-
Mrs. Ella FGddermann. esl West Fayette
street. Baltimore, says: Some time ago
suffered from terrible sinking spells and
headaches us tho result OF q rundown
system and extreme nervousness. OBJ;
talned no relief until friend pers!n3,ded
After using II for only n short time i be-
came fully restored TO health"
Mr.. John Kelley Chase, OF Amesbury.
Mass, says: For six years past my wife
suffered from insomnia and nervous pros
tratlon. Her physicians recommended the
use Of gentle stlmulRpt. She has lately
tried Duffy's pure malt whlgkey with eN-
oellent results. II has induced sleep and
Is building ilp her health. Willie Mrs.
Chase has always been stRunch in her
tion In recommending Dulfy's pure matt
to everyone who needs the help or q
healthfiil Htimulant."
Every person who has ever tried Dunys
pure malt whiskey finds that 4 has Won:
derful effect In promoting health. There
Is nothing like 4 for driving away blue,
respondent feelings and making weak,
sicltly people strong and vigorous.