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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-12
SATU RDAY EVENINGS


When a Depositer first to the Savings Rank
precautions taken, and records made that he may
always be Identified. and tn { In book Is lost,
the owner thereof cannot be defraadrd.
The business Of this Institution conhned exclusively
to the receipts and OF Savings Deposits and Funds
deposited in trust No Commercial or General Bank
ing business is transacted
certain proportion Ct the nnds invested BY loan
upon estate In the city Of Chicago. In making such
loans, reference always given applications from
Depo-tors Of small means who have Accumulated IN the
Inssi alton sucient funds pay for lot Of ground,
and desire TO borrow something more 70 aid them in
erecting build ngs 20 be used permanent homes for
themselves and families.
AS- Money remted by Dram 70 Europe or elsewhere
for Depositors
EE- The Plans Of Cheap Cottages, seiected by on-
mttee Of depositnrs this institution, may Be see ~
the Savings Bank.
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70 BE ooNTINURD.l
"a JalI Bard.,'

"Mayn't stay, ma'am? I'll work, cut
wood, 60 for water, and do all your err
rsnds."
The troubled eyes Of the speaker were
filed with tears 1t was LAD that stood,
one cold day in winter, at the outer door
OF q cottage on a bleak moor in Scot
land. The snow had been falling very fast,
and the poor boy looked very cold and
hungry.
"You may cemse in at any rate, until my
husband COMES home. There, sit { vn by
the fire you look perishing with cold -
and she accordingly drew a char up 70
the warmest corner then suspiciously
giancing at the boy, from the corner OF her
eyes, she continued setting the table for
supper,
Presently came the tramp Of heavy boots,
and the door was swung open with . quick
Jerk, and the husband entered, weary with
his days work.
| A look Of intelligence passed between his
wife and himself. He looked at the boy,
bat did mot seem very well pleased he new
ertheless made him come up to the table,
| and was glad to see how heartily he ate
his supper.
Day after day passed, and Jet the boy
begged to be kept "untii tomorrow !" 90
| the good coupe, after due consideration
4 said that as long rs he wac such gsod boy
and worked 90 willingly, they would keeF
him. a sw r
One day in the middle Oh winter, I
peddlsr. who hsd often traded st the cot
taee, called, and after selling his goods
was making ready to 70, when he said y
1.-THE woman Na
i !. ov... -. - ...A 49, ~,i;ts;x.sw ~wor,1
see," pointing 70 the yard.
"Yes, do you know him ~
4 'ssI have seen him" n -
II sWhaef Whs 10 hsf What is he ~
4 "a jaikbird, - and the peddIsr swung hi
pack over his shoulder. "That boy, y0unI
a be looks, saw in court myself an'
1 heard him ssntenced-@Ten months u
jail You'd do vel to look carefully aits
tkim.n HI aA.a~ zfef sfsAAsni s.aan
Oh, there vs. sonsthing % dreadful !
: the word sjail" The poor woman trenbls
!. - she put away the things she had bougt
s. from tie peddlsr; nor could she be eas
! until she called the boy in, snd assure
him thst shs knew the dark part of his BIZ
{ Ashamed and assatssssd, the boy hun
down III hsA.. His cheeks seemed |
4 butssing with the hot blood and h:s W
swsiLs bs nustssa. bis whole fran
\ \ shaki1E, ssxbsrsfs no uss in my trying %
: bettsr, everybody hates and despises M
u nebody caxst sboet ~" :.
= SfSh a, = 6HId ths woman, shos esu
: you . s. y yoone v thsf dreadful plasl
J. Where 3 your rno1hsY ~ n y
! .Ok ? szel1insi ths bo5, wan : n
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-12

The TRAyELEKa also grants all approved forms ~ full
Life Insurance At iow rates Of prsaum, either the
STOCK MUTUAL pian the ormer at rates Low TO
be equal t. large dividend lp advance
Participating polides give R the ptohis 10 the
sured pvfsends available annually, decrease the
amount OF the policy HqGidate years prtmi
10 purchase indemnify or disabling rjuries ia
advance 70 the amount n IS per week for each 900
insured thus guaranteeing the dividend to that
tent
All faH life Or endowment policies NON -YoRFKIr GHLE
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What Has Been Done

In lie Life Department the Travellers has already Ia
its 6rst twenty moahs business written p0-
ciess RreAter her than any other life company
the same nme (with one e1oepti0nl
In ts Accident department, has written upwards
-, 600 policies, and
Paid Three Quarters Of q Million in Losses,
ineudi1g 400 osses BY injury and ia
death losses by accident IN which the large Of
SSos, 900 realized Tor 81 0s4 received premiums
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Ihe strength was all gone from the poor
BOY, and he sunk Oh bis knees, sobbing
great choking sobs, and rubbing the hot
tears away with the sleeve Of his Jacket.
The woman was q mother, and though all
her ehildrea slept under the cool sod in the
churchyard, she was mother still. She
pat her band kindly on the head Of the boy.
and told him 70 look up, and said from that
time be should end her mother. Yes, she
even put her arms around the neck or that
forsaken, deserted child. She poured from
her mothers heart sweet. kind words-words
OF counsel and tenderness. OF, how sweet
was her sleep that night how soft her pll-
low She had plucked some thorns from
the path Of q little SHINING but striving
mortal
That boy 10 nov promising man HIS
foster-father 10 dead, his foster-mother aged
and s'ckIy; but she knows no want. The
poor "outcast" is her only support. Nobly
does he repay the trust reposed in him.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-12

NtHten fpr the ADvocA'
General Cary.
List the Sounds tsaa On the air,
Hcar their ech - everywhere,
Woskinxmen, cone aH and share
Our jys in General Gary.
Hask thessaad voices rise
Hark thousand more replies,
And thousands ere the ecAoe dies,
csisA Hal 70 General Cary.
An Han, they cry with one accard,
And who WI dare gainsay rnetr word:
THIS heyO's sent ne by the Lord
We all shah vote for Cary.
Mark tbe gsatGs In his face,
The Bebls eye. the easy grace.
The manly form. the stately pace
That ell behold in Cary.
The mighty task he undertook.
And did perform As from book,
We wonder not at when We look
Upon their source-grsat Gary.
We well remsmber hsw he told,
Our sfsnied Lords m 'snfssss soid,
OF how ther rohbd and stole the gold
OF labor. 50 did Cary.
Hs@eariess soetd upon the floor.
Denounced such trestmrnt Of the poor,
Whose claims ne further than the door
OF Congress reachd Il, said Gary.
These ssrtndlers he made shrink and shake
When he thus frssths 90 boldly spake,
Aud yca'd the exposure he would maze
OF their deceit. did Cary.
No party claims at all, has he,
He is unfetteAed, he is Tree
with what Is RI ght-ke's sure to be
And breads no nsan, does Cary, y.
When he thes. mighty trstAs did tell
So FREQ, unshackIed aud % well,
How many in that hAllowed spell
Wish. they were free ~ Cary.
They felt the little'ssss that then
Was theirs, before such mob enen,
And found they had no honor shen
Such hearts were there az Cary.
L ntramnelld, free 70 act and say,
Whate'er was right, and not as they,
Beund, right or wong, they mua obey,
Not SO with General Cary.
Rally then in all your might,
Rally workingmen, your right,
Pear you not, but manly fight,
And Victory's yours with Gary.
Cincinnati you have led,
Onward mirch still be the head,
Others m your wake shall tread,
And blsssyou al and Cary
sEArI, Ono, Sept s, 1865.
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The application Of this proverb is we'll
known, but not SO well as the story on which
it IL founded. A gentleman, who had seen
the world, one day gave his son a span Of
horses, a chariot, and basket of eggs.
"Do you,' said be to the boy, Gravel
upon the high road until you come 90 the
first house in which Is married couple. II
you find that the husband is ma ster there,
give him one OF the horses. If, on the con-
trary, the wife is the ruler, give her an egg.
Return ut once il you part with horse, but
do not come back as long as you keep both
horses and there is an egg remaining"
Away went the boy, full Of his mission,
and, just beyond the border Of bis fathers
estate, 10 ! . modest cottage He alighted
from his chariot and knocked at the door.
The good wife opened for him and courte-
sled.
"ls yourhusband at home !"
"No;" but shs would call him from the
hay field.
In he came, wiping bis brow. The young
man told them his errand.
"Why," said his wife, bridling and rolling
her apron, IL always do as John wants me
to do; he is my master; amt you, John ~
"Then," !" said the boy, "l am to give you a
horse; which will you take 2'
~ think, " said be, "as how that bay geld
ing seeE.s to be the one as would suit me the
best"
''No," replied John, "the bay for me; he
is the more square in front, and his legs are
better"
'.Now,' said th wife, II d>n't think 80
the gray mare is the better morse, and
shall never be contented unless can get thai
one"
SWELL" said John, "if you- mind is SCI
on il, Pl give up; we'll take the gray
mare"
.Thak you," said the boy; allow me 4
give you an egg from this basket; it il q
nice fresh one, and you can boil it hard oI
soft, as your wife will allow"
1he rest ylu can imagine. The young
man came home with both horses, but not 81
egg remained in the basket
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-12

VIII be received n any person. and Bank Book ~ill
be furnished without charge.
Married Women.
And Minor Children may Deposit money, ti.at No One
else can Draw IT,
Societies.
May deposit None from tin and before ing
the FIRST Deposit, may Provide by Vote, how and BY
WHOM Is shall be- drawn out and. crowded copy q
the Resolution be furnished the Savings Baak no
Money win be paid unless M provisions are strictly
Dspositors.
Whether Foreigners Citizens have the same RIGHTS
Credit win be paid 70 their Legal Representative,
whether they are 10 this country or elsewhere.
Wills.
sci q the Savings Bank that any Dcpositor may
legally designate some who may take arge Of his
Money and Property, and be Guardian Of bis Children
pense may be avoided An Oicer OF the Savings Bank
without any charge for his servces) win for
any Depositor applying.
Interest
at the rate Of six per cent per annum, Is paid q
I Five Dollars ol more bet interest Iu only pal
the half day that u the first day Of January
and on the hrSt day Of July, In each year.
Interest IL Estimated
from the half year day for every month that the
then deposit has been in the Savings Bank
II the interest Is not called for credited the
est dav a deposit The same rate u intersst d
allowed on all sums whether large or small
IF Money is Drawn out
between the hafyeary lnterest days, interest s only
stopped much rs Is thus drawn out. whsr
remains.
Notice
is not ordinarily required before money is dra On.
sufficient funds are Kept available 90 pay Depoeitors
when they want 70 their money hut the 10
qnire notice reserved for the purposs Of preventing
runs" which allowed.
Working People
need not lose any time, ths saving Bank d kept
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-12
C0abiRed Life anil Acoidcnt Insurance Un
der one P0iicg and Premium.

The Travellers also combines with any approved form
Of full life Insurance. when dehred the payment u q
weeEy indemnity for totay disabling injuries by acci
dentthus combining all The benefits OF both Life and
Accident insurance under policy and premium, a.
rates less than comsnis charge for Life insurance
alone. This form Of policy meets with much favor, and
he Travellers is the only company that writes H.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-12

J. @. PATTERSON, President
RODNKY DBNIs, Secretary.
OEAs. x. WILSON, Assistant Secretary.
EDWIN W. BRY mt, ActuAry
Hos. RLIZBR WRIGHT. CONT. Actuary
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INSURES
AGAINST ACCIDENTS
Causing Death or Total Disability from La
Dor Business

AooTDEET POLICIES written for any term from one
monfh year insuring from a5O0 20 4lg coo
Of fatal accident - 10 $50 weekly indemnity for
tally disabling injuries caused BY accident az annual
cost Of 70 t5 per 900 according 70 occupation and
aud hazard.
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she Wonldn,t Marry a Mechp lic.

youne man commenced visiting q young
woman, and appeared to be well pleased
One evening he called when il was quite
late; which led the young girl 20 Inquire
where be had been.
81 had to work tonight"
"What do you work FOR living ~ she
INQUIRED in assonishment.
aCertaiuly," replied the young man. 81
am mechanic"
"I dislike the name Of mechanic" and
she turned up her iresty nose
That was the last Time the young man vIs-
ited.the young woman. He 10 now aswealthy
man, and has one Of the best women In the
country for his wife.
The lady who disliked the name Of me-
chanic is now the wife Of q miserable fool
q regular vagrant about grogshops, and the
soft, verdant, silly, miserab.s girl, = OBJ
lixed 20 take In washing in order % support
herself and children.
Yoa dislike the name Of mechanic, eh
You whose brothsrs are but well dressed
lsStcrs. We pity any girl who has 50 little
brAs0s, Who 10 20 vefdant, 90 soft, as tc
think less Of young man for being me-
chanio-one Of Gods noblen en-ths mos
digniAed and honorable parsonage Of hea'
ven's creatures. Beware, yoang lady, how
you treat young men who work for living
for you may one day be menil TO one Of
them yourself. Er4
Far better discharge the well fed pauper
with all his rings, jswelry. brassnness, ant
Ipomposity, and take to your affections tn
calloas handed, intelligent, and industfiou
mechanic. N
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-12

Ar what time should an inn-keeper visit
an iron foundry2 When he wants bar
maid.
WnAr part in MassanielIO" could dog
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MINUTES or EVIDENCE
ROY l. cor MI SION,
APPOINTED 70
Inquire Into the Rules of Trades Unions.

PRESENT:
The Right Honorable Sir WM EKLE, Presiding
The Right Honor able the a al OF LrrcaFIELp
Lord RLcHo, VI. P
The Right Honorable Sir EDHUxD wALxss HsAD
Bart, K O. b.
Sir DAErEL GoocH, Bart, Mp.
HEkxAE MERRIvALE. ESQ, C.B
jams BooIH, ESQ.,. O. b.
THCMAs HueEHs, Ksq, MP.
FREDsncK HARRIsoS. Esq
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>MhesIiua geaistsr..

DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY, WEEKLY.
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AMONG the effusions received by the
committee, which, few years ago, at
tempted to get o national hymn oy
offering prize for it, was the follow
ing;
"June Thrown
HGeptlemep. this is my Hmm for
yonr Advertisement In the Dollar Paper
for the 10th OF June it might answer for
tSs Very Hmm You want if this should
Ha,ner to do the pnrposei will then do
some more for you and If this Will an
aver Won will of course do according 10
Contract and if should be to simple 1t Is
mot more lost than 3 cents / will now
state the Effects of the Hmm. One
night I dreamed that ] did See, the
Southarns ship when on the Sea, the
Union men were net afraid, this
time the band So Sweetly Played, In
the Morning When did Wake, to fight
for the Union My Heart did ache, My
Wife so Cried and begged all day, that
/ with Her at Home should Stay, itheu
did saw it would be best, If l would
Share nv life with the Rest, Have q
brother that's dear to my Heart, ne IS
now in War, we had to part, President
Lincoln He doth reign, and he viii bring
the South to Shame, Jineral Scott Is
wide awake, Southarns can't him Over
take. Jefferson Davis should be Hung,
in Spite of all that He Has don, kind
Readers when you Sing this Song, i
Hope my Brother will be alongs this Is
all / do compose, i Bring my Poetry to
"Peunao
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Glass sHADRs-For Wax Flowers
" and Skeleton Leaves all sizes, furnished 10
order by f. BOOKING, No. Odd Fellows
Hall
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THE CHILD,S CURE.
LaughIin'S Infant Cordial,

FOR CHILDREN TEEl HAY.
Ar astonishing fact, that the largest number
of deaths occur among children. A fact ths
while teething children are in constant pain
fact that during that period nothing will re
lieve them sooner or more effectually than
LAUGHLINS INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers, do not soc them suffer.
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Mothers, relieve their suileriugs by
THE INFANT CORDIAL.
Teething is greatly facilitated
THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Fretfulness and Wakefulness cured
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Chonc and Pain cured instantly
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Summer Complaint cured -.y..-
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL
No Sleep lost No Crying Baby If YOU
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL
Every bottle warranted TO please or pr re
funded. Prepared emily by
LACGHLIN, SMITH s. CO.,
Ceb2i Druggists, Main street, Wheeling
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A SPORTING quaker puts his bets
thus: "Friend Edward, thee thinks thy
horse is faster than mine. l value my
opinion at twenty dollars. Now, if thee
values thy opinion ut the sans rate, we
will put the money together and ask
our horses what they think of it, and
leave the conclusion to them"
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CAMPHoRATEp GLYCERINE WITH
Chapped hands, face and lips
cured by one or two applications of this
elegant preparation. An occasional
application will keep the skin smooth
and soft. Sold by E. Booking, Odd
Fellows Hal! aud Booking & Miller,
corner First and Chapline streets.
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DIED.:

On January the 18TH 1865, Mr.. DANIEL
SCHNEIDER, in the 43d year of his age
The funeral will take place on Wednesday
the 18th inst, at one O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence at Alley B, between Chapline and Eof
streets, Centre Wheeling. His remains will o'
taken to the German Lutheran Church, OF
Fourth street, and from thence to tbs cemetery
The friends Of the family are respectfully invi
ted 10 attend
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
West virginia.

| POST OEFICE DEfARlhESI, Z
WASHINGTON, January 2, 1868.
l-pUrof 4s.s win received at I'M
Il Contract Office of this Department unti
| . III Of March 81, 1868, for conveying the mall
OF the United States from July !, ls6s, to JUNE
| 80 Is7l, In the State Of West Virginia, on thu
routes and by the schedules Of departures ant
arrivals hereinafter speciied--being routes es
tablished I'd session 39th COngress-and others
[ Decisions by .1pril 10, 1868.
i2G5 From Milo, by Knob Fork, Pine Grove
and Lone Tree. to Middlebourne 80 miles
| and back, once wosk.
! Leave Milo Friday at : am;
| Arrive at MiddlebOurne by 6 pm;
Leave Middlebourne Saturday at lam;
Arrive at Milo by SPIN.
I2G6 From Rogers, by California House end Oil
Rock, to RathDone, Is miles and back, six
| times a week.
Leave Rogers daily, except Sunday, at M
Arrive at Rathbone by pm;
Leave Rathbone daily, except Sunday, at
pm;
Arrive at Rogers by 2pm;
Proposals invited for Once.a.week and
also for three.times.a-weeks service.
1867 From Cabell c. H., by Fudge's Creek and
POrter's Mills 10 Hamline, 10 miles and
back twice a week.
Leave Cabell e. II. Tuesday and Saturday
atsam;
Arrive at Hamline by Bpm;
Leave Hamline Monday and Friday at .
Arrive at Cabcll G. II. by4pm.
1867 From Pecryville, by Clear Fori. mo office,
to Tug River, - miles and back, once a
Leave Peeryville Monday at am;
Arrive at Tug River by ipm;
Leave Tug River Tuesday at ! am;
Arrive at Peeryvillo by 4pm;
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What is this arvelOuS Anti
dole TO Disease

Which, for TWENTY YEARS, has been winning
golden opinions from all sorts of people under
the name of HOSTETTERS STOMACH BIT.
TERSl
1t is an infusion of the most excellent tonic,
bilious anti scorbutic and Alternative herbs,
roots and barks, in the purified spirituous es.
r,u~v rty0.
HOW DOES IT OPERATED
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Special Notice.

Bs,rdre Of Count<rfeits ObSerre the name Of
JOB MOSES on the packd9e-purehdse none Nth.
cut it-du others are base and rOrthess limitations.
N.B.-One Dollar. with fifteen cents for post.
age, enclosed to the sole Proprietor JOB
MOSES, ~ COrtlandt Street New York, will
insure bottle of the ge.Uine, containing Fifty
Pills, by return nail, securely sealed from all
observation - decl2
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Life is WarmI Death is Cold!
Chronic Diseases, Female
Complaints, Consumption,
Liver Complaints.
Medical and Consulting Rooms, No. Odd
PellOtcs' Building, Monroe street.
THOS. J. KISNER, N. D.
DRACTICAL AND CONSULTING
L Physician for all DISEASES OF A CHRONIC
NATURE incident to the human family, via; ID
DIsRAsE OF THE AIR PkssAsEsy % 'f
Nasal CatArrh, oEena,y Asthma and CoHsumR
tiop As well rs al diseases OF the Heart and
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM.
Indigestion, Liver Complaints DiArrhea, Dyson
terry, Constipation, Piles, &c, and All
Irritation, Spinal Cord, Epilepsy, Chores, Men
raieia and Nervous Debility, and all Affection
arising from an
Scrofuious Sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers and
Obstinate Skin Diseases, rheumatism, White
Swelling, &c. His system Is the only true and
successful one for the treatment OF all
DISEASES pEeULIAR TO FEMALES
Painful, Profuse and Suppressed MenstruAtion
LeucOrrhea, Falling Of Wsnb, with all the sym
pathetic accomplishments, such as PalPitation
Of Heart, Loss Of Appetite, and General Dcbiii
ty, &c. Special attention given TO all
DISEASE OF THE GESITo. URINARY ORGANS, VIZ
Inflammation o Z Kidneys and Bladder, DribblinG
and Scalding of Urine. Difficult Frequent and
Painful .Urination. Gravel and Dialects, Ghon
orrhea, elect, Structure and syphilis, Sperm
atorrhea and Impotency, and all Nervous Afec
lions consequent upon YoUTnFuL INplscKE
rToNs. The Doctor is able at all times to give
satisfaction a. 20 result Of treatment &C. Com
munications confidential and promptly noticed
Medicines, cash. A guaranty given in All cases
where q personal and direct examination !,
made. Office hours =. NJ. to 9 p. NJ. Send
10 cents for Peoples Medical Lighthouse
aan3
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The Great English Remedy
sir Jamcs CIurke,s Female Pills,

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
L. d. Physician BxtrtorclindTyto the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
TO which the female constitution il subject. II
mOderdtcs all excuses and removes all obStruC.
t,npl frn,, hat ransa
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To Married Ladies

II is particularly suited. 1t will, in a short
time, bring on the monthly period with regu.
larity and although powerful remedy. does
not contain anything hurt:ul 10 the constitution.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion. Palpitation Of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, will effect cure when all other
means have failed. Full directions in the
pamphlet aronnd each package.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New MISUNDERSTANDING to
Rent-see advertisements.
DR.. Blum announces his return from
Eu rope.
TT. Hutchinson publish card Of de-
clination.
kimberly advertises residence
for sale or rent.
See advertisement Of Sheridan Coal
Company
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WAsN'r it rather 4 hard joke, when
Jones hit Smith over the head with
billiard cue for him to call the broken
skin of said head cuc-ticklei