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Serrate Early York, Red RareriPe, Cosl-
edges Favorite, Wards Late Free, New
York White Cling. To keep out worms
the boys 60 ever the trees and pick
them out with sharp pointed knives
twice year.
Mr.. storrs, Of Lake county, spoke of
the excellent suscess of Mr.. Bell near
Painesyille. He plants in much the same
manner as Mr.. Kemp, cuts of the tops
two feet from the ground, cultivates
thoroughly (sandy soil); trees all live
and make growth of three to four feet
the irst season. The following spring
he cuts on all the shoots or branches to
within one foot of the stem, and the
following season cuts back again, leay-
ing about two feet of the new growth,
TINS securing reund, compact heads
with short, stoeky limbs, which are
able to bear heavy crops without prop
ping up or breaking down.
Mr.. Richmond of Erie county, speak
ing of varieties, said the Heath Cling
was not as good in the northern as in
the central and southern parts Of the
State; he found it too late and apt to be
small; Wards Late Free is better.
Mr.. Buckingham of Clermont county
said the peach crop the past season was
fair, but not as great as anticipated
several days rain just at ripening time
caused the early and tender fieshed va
rieties to rot badly. He counted Wards
Late Free as good as Old-mixon Free,
though not quite so large-these with
Crawford's Early and Late are among
the best.
n. L. Wood, of Jefferson county, said
that neighbor of his had one hundred
peach trees and wished all were the
Smock variety.
Mr.. Townsend, of Muskingum county,
gave as his choice varieties, Hale's Early,
Morris Red Rareripe, Early Newting-
ton, Yellow Rareripe, Red-cheek Malac-
oton, Morris White, Brevoort.
Mr.. Storrs, in speaking of the rotting
of peaches, said he had observed in
nearly all cases the rotting commenced
where the stem of the fruit was pune
tured by the curculio or by wasps. He
hoped that careful observations would
be made on this point next season.
N. B. B.
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West Virginia Legislature
SATURDAY, January %.
SENATE.


PRAYER by Rev. John Aoffat.
Mr.. PHELPS, from the committee on
Privileges and Elections, submitted a
report showing the mileage 10 which
the members are entitled. The report
was adopted. o>D
On motion of Mr.. DRUMMOND,
Resolred. That the committee on ln-
ternal improvements inquire INTO the
expediency of reporting a bill authof,
izing the Nenosgh-la Valley Railroad
Company to extend their road 10 a
point on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road in Greenbrier country.
On motion of Mr. DRUMMOND,
Resolred. That so much of the Gov
ernors Message a. relates TO the dehclt
in the Treasury, at the end OF the cur
rent fiscal year, be referred 0 the com
mittee on Finance aud Claims.
On motion OF Mr.. YOUNG,
Rssolred, That the Judiciary commit
tee INQUIRE in 10 the expedienCy OF CON-
pelliDg parties to pay all their contracts
made bT bond, note of hand, or other
wise. under the sO-called Confederate
Government in the Southwestern por-
tion of the State, aud report by bill or
otherwise.
Mr. PHELPS offered the following
resolution:
Resolred, That the committee on the
Judiciary inquire into the expediency
of repealinGthe suitor's test oath.
on motion Of Mr.. DRUMMOND, the
resolution was laid on the table.
Mr. WORKMAN prevented the petit
tiou Of James +. Webb aud sixty nine
otAers, citizens of Raleigh county, pray
ing that John T. Sarrst may be releas-
ed from his liability as security of Will
son Abbot, late Sheriff of Raleigh couu-
". Referred u the committee on FL
nance and Claims.
Mr.. WORKMAN presented the petit
tioR of the Board of Supervisors, Sheriff
and Circuit Clerk Of Mercer county,
prayiDg the repeal of the attorneys test
path. Referred to the Judiciary com
nittee.
Mr.. WILSON introduced a bill to
amend Chapter % of the Code of West
Virginia, in relation to taxing ferries,
&c. Referred 10 the Judiciary com
mittee.
a message from the Honse, by Mr..
MANN, announced the passage Of bill
10 relation 10 the duties Of Assessors.
Referred TO the committee on Finance
and Claims.
Oa motion of Mr.. YOUNG, the Senate
Joint Resolution asking Congress to
make a donation TO the West Virginia
Central Railway was referred TO the
committee on Internal improvements
ON motion of Mr.. HOKE, the Senate
Joint Resolution authorizing the Gov
ernor to employ additional counsel in a
certain case was tabled.
Adjourned until Monday al , o'clock
NJ
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Hon. james TkOmp,oH,
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of PennsylvGnia.
Philadelphia April p ls6S.
I consider 'HoOdznas German Bitters a
pdlldLL< MEDICINE in case Of attacks Of Indigss
tion or Dyspepsia ! can certify this from ny
experience Of IL
Yosrs with respect
JAMES THOMPSON"
From Rer. Joseph II. feHHdrd, u. D.,
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Phils-
delphiA
Dr. JG1ESon-Dear Sir have been frequent
IL requested 70 connect my name with recon-.
rnendatiOns Of different kinds Of medicines bat
regarding the practice a. out Of nv sPproHrl&ts
sphere, have in AL cases declined but Nlth
clear proof in various instances, and Partle ul1i
II in nv OWE family. Of the use Of Dr. hoofAnd
German Bitters, depart for once from ny usual
course 70 express my full CONVICTION thAt J9r
general de5Slity q he SystSTn, 5Fa ssTseao~t yg1
Lirer Complaint 4 v Sgfs aTsd rat'ia1< prePa-
T1;ign II some cases il may fail; Dut usually
7 doubt not i vii be very bsnencla 70 those
who suffer from the above c1nses
Yours, very respectfully
Eighth, below Coates ST.
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STATE ITEMS.

The Wellsburg Herald learns that
General Milton Wells, of Brooke county,
is candidate for the Office of State Su-
perintendent of Free Schools.
A boy named William Frank, of Wells
burg, had his thigh bone broken while
sled-riding few days ago.
The Brooke County Wool Growers'
Association will hold its annual meeting
at Wellsburg on Tuesday, February 23d.
The new building for the use Of the
public schools at Wellsburg, when filled
to its utmost capacity, will accommo-
date six hundred scholars and twelve
teachers. The cost, including the price
of the ground, will reach Sic, 900.
The entire daily yield of oil at Oil
Rock has reached forty barrels and is
on the increase. The well of Newburger
and Braidon at Burning Springs pro-
duces seveuty-fve barrels per day; the
entire daily yield of all the wells at
this place is about three hundred bar
rels.
The Weston Democrat styles one Of
the theroughfares of that town the
slough of despond," and announces the
loss therein of two-horse wagon, team
and driver. The Democrat further states
that the "Main Street Navigation Com
pauy" of Weston will apply to the Leg
islature for charter of incorporation.
The Morgantewn Post has an article
in relation to meeting Of the stock
holders of the MonOngahela Valley
Railroad, which was held at Pittsburgh,
Monday, and officers elected for the en-
suing year. Hon. William Price, of
Monongalia county, member of the West
Virginia Senate, was elected Vice Pres
ident. 1t is expected that work on this
road will be commenced about the first
of March. The road will be chiefly used
for the carriage of coal. 1t will be
about one hundred miles long, aud will
connect with the Baltimore & Ohio road
near Fairmont, West Virginia.
The Mercury is the title of new pa
per just started at Berkeley Springs,
West Virginia.
We clip the following from the Berke
ley Union:
AT Cherry Run, on the 18th inst, Cal
vim Jamison, an employe Of the Baltl-
more 4 Ohio railroad, while attempting
10 cross the track, was run over by An
Eastern bound freight train, the whole
train passing over him, cutting off one
leg entirely, crushing the foot of the
other leg, and injuring him otherwise,
of which injuries he died on Tuesday
about 3: o'clock P. NJ.
The entire stock of Messrs. Rightstine
& Hemrickhouse, clothing merchants,
Of Shepherdstown, was destroyed by
fire on the night of Sunday, 18th inst.
Loss $500. In addition to this, the |
store room was damaged TO the extent
Of $500
Mrs. Charles S. Lewis, of Clarksburg, |
was poisoned on Wednesday last by
taking dose of sulphste of zinc, which |
she supposed to be salts. Antidotes
were administered and she recovered.
The Office of Surveyor of Harrison
county has been in the Raymond family
years.
The Clsrksburg Conservative says that
Charles Harmison has sold his property,
known as the Holland Mills and Facto-
~, near Bridgeport, to Austin Shinn
and NJ. Thorpe for s47O0.
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fa, We-s.lr- Herald Republican.
TesI OnIhs, &C


The Point Peasant Register thinks
that the test oashs a. applied 10 lawyers,
teachers aud suIr0rs, might. with ad-
vantage, be as vel. repealed now. a al
auy future time, especially the slitor's
oath. which. the editor says. serves 70
foster rsscality.7 He thinks, however
IN regard 10 the officers Osths and the
.df.F,auchising laws. they should be lri;
A. tbey are for q very indefinite period
We are inclined 10 think that tEey
might be modified with advantage, II
not repealed The tendency OF the age
: ~ that direction and II Is generally
better 10 90 voluntarily and with a good
grace, what Ultimately We Will very Ger
iaIu.y hr lmpe.vl 70 do by public opln-
ION. Tie ra.ly.uE cry OF the Grant cam
uaigu vas, d" Let u have peace that
vas the sentiment Of the nation unmis-
takaO.y expressed, and We never can
have il while such laws remain in force.
The feeling in favor Of houegeueity is
bound 10 grow and cannot be rvpreSsed,
and The party that opposes II, Is short
GIFTED a. were the old advocates OF
-.avery and viii 20 10 the wall.
We cannot say that We would favor
any great haste N the matter of repeal
.-s these dI>g qualifications. but we would
favor the Republican party OF West Nir-
E.-.A keeping fully abreast of the spirit
g. ;ae age IL lIbefaIiy toward the re-
instructed rebels
We here take occasion 10 say 10 our
home rebels. that while we favor liber-
a.;|. low, We DO il merely because We
.LI2s tie time for liberahty has come.
41e .aw- Tsre all right when enacted
nave answered their purpose and may
now Ds modified or repealed, as il
stnkes the minds Of the men who made
them. Wethllk the time has about
come; Others nay differ. but there j.
nothing IN II fsf them to glory over.
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong By the use Of either Of these
remedies. They viii cure every case Of Ma.
RASMUS, without fail
Thousands Of certificates have socumul
in the hands Of the proprietor, but space vii!
allow Of the publication Of but a few. Those
il will be observed, are men Of note and Of such
standing that they must be believed
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Two thousand two hundred and forty
seven persons now sell liquor il Boston,
24l of whom are not licensed.
The New York custom. house clerks re-
port a dull business. The spring i'm
portatiops have not yet begun.
Nearly FIVE million acres of grape
vines are cultivated in France. The
average annual value of the wine e1-
ceeds 800, 900, 900.
Spanish spies are complained of in
New York, who watch the movements
of Spanish families suspected OF symps-
thy with the Cuban insurgents.
1t is telegrsphed all the way from St.
Louis that a reporter was robbed IN that
city on Friday last Of twenty-five dol
lars, the savings Of life time.
Three thousand men were at work day
and night for a month before Christmas
on the new Metropolitan District rail-
way, London, in order TO get it ready
for the holiday traffic.
The temperance agitation in Sweden
goes farther than it does in this coun-
try, by proposing a rigorous law to sup
press the manufacture of Intoxicating
| liquors.
Lafayette Burns, Radical postmas
ter at Syracuse, Morgan county, Nilsson
ri, is in jail, for stealing a poor widow s
pension check.
Correspondence from Warsaw men
lions that all the soldiers on furlough
have been recalled, and tive hundred
roubles are given TO all the discharged
men who re-enlist.
Isabella manufactured, during bel
reign in Spain, SIG Ministers, 79O Sen
ators, 1855 Generals, 29l Mobiles and O.
GTandees of Spain.
! large Importation ofbarley into the
United States from England is reported
over l&0, 900 bushels were shipped dur
ing December.
Il IS reported that treaty for al Of
iens'Ye and defensive alliance has been
privately signed between the Czar and
the King Of Prussia.
/ Skating rink prOprietors, all over th.
country, are complaining of the mild
weather. But the poor do not complain
Of it.
Jacob Walters, of Middleto~n, Pa, i.
supposed TO be the only man in th,
T country who has ridden on crutchel
ninety years; and this has Jacob Wal
ters done.
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AGRICULTURAL RHYMES.

When books and papers were scarce, peoDI
read 70 remember, and rhyme was great =
sistance TO the memory. Thus many Of Franl
Inns Poor Richards Ma1ims," handed dow
from father to son, have becsme househoi
words. The following is collection Of some
the most popular pertaining TO Agricultural pui
suits:
If butter churned in morning Air
l. kept in a cool place with care,
The taste il nice
But that which shows the buttermik
Don't sell 10 those who dress IN six
For any price.
To be in debt
Brings out the sweat
No half cooked meat
Is fit TO eat.
A woman who sneezes
Ought not 70 make eheeses
Put her hands in a nuf,
Or ever take snuff.
When the wind is east and turkies gObble,
II is no time horse 70 hObble;
But let him range 10 catch the breeze
Should he be troubled with the hesves.
An OK with broad horns and short glossy lair
Is good for q team, the market or fair.
One white foot is bad, and two are too many
That horse is best that does not have any.
a farmer without hogs,
But an army Of dogs
VIII have more puppies than pork;
For the swill will be lost,
To the husbandman's cost
Dogs good for nothing 10 work.
The slackest farmer, strange to say,
Is known for being ont Of hay.
1t does not pay in any way,
Tomlk COW three times day.
When chickens roOst above the NOV,
II spoils the hay for horse or COW.
The well bred daughter for 3 farmer,
A prudent help-meet and charmer.
1t is no place TO set poles
Where moles or mice have dag their holes.
Cobs make no food for kline to cat,
But they are good for smoking meat.
Pork and beans make muscles strong
Something farmers seek;
Ii il a dish TO make life long,
When cooked but once week.
slovenly dress, a shabby pate,
The fences down broken gate,
Pigs In the garden, weeds very high,
Children unwashed-no bacon to fry
lots Of great degs and yawling Tom cats,
repaired with dozen old hats
Al empty bsrn-not spear Of hay,
Cows in the clover, horse run away,
Things sold BY guess without being weighed,
Bills coming in and taxes unpaid
Pipes and tObacco-whisky-negleot
Drag in their train, as all might expect
Ali sorts of trouble 70 fret away life
But worst Of the whole, an unhappy wife.
Many estates are lost in the getting,
Since men have fOrsaken their hewing and split
ting.
And women their sewing and knitting.
A mackerel sky,
The wind will be high,
Then bring in the grain,
Close BY there is rain.
II you would thrive
Be up al five;
For there is health
And certain wealth
When at the plough.
Or milking COW.
4 farmer at home should be found,
And often looking at his ground
Inspecting fields. repairing fence
For dollars come by saving pence
Clear the soil from mOles and slugs,
Prune the trees-keep of tke bugs
Then fruits and melons, rich and fair,
viii recompense for all your care.
Rutabaga carrots, and beets,
Improve the character of meats
They make good beef, and quicker, too,
Than any other feed will do.
At the farmers cost
Is an early frest.
Exercise re4son-
Harvest in season.
OF all the crops a farmer raises,
Or capital employs,
None brings such comfort and suCh praises
as crop Of boys and girls.
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Cslonel Loomis, of Coldwater, Mich,
was recently advertised Is dead. In a
card TO the papers he denies the fact.
The question therefore becomes one of
veracity between Colonel L. and the
papers,
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Yelecipedinna-

1t is intimated by those who ought TO
know that there is to be in few days a
grand velocipede handicap by and be-
tween Mr.. Horace Greeley, Mr.. Henry j.
RAYMOND and Mr.. Charles A. Dsna-the
winner to be appointed Minister TO
England by General Grant. From the
skill shown by these gentlemen hither-
TO in running each other down, it is ex-
pected there will be rare spsrt for the
iookers-eu. Dana is the favorite at
present, from the astonishing skill he
has shown in balancing his newspaper
between subscribers of different poll.
ties. Raymond's years Of exercise on
the fence, however, will be rare help
to him: aud a man who has won SO
many turBip prizes as Greeley may be
relied upon in such an emergency for
turn-up worth all the rest.
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TES MONIALs

Hon. Geo. ". WOOdrdrd,
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Pa,
writes:
Philadelphia March 10 5C7.
I ind HOOfEBds German Bitters j. q good
tonic useful IN diseases OF the digestive organs,
and Of great benefit in cases Of debility and
want Of nervous action IN the svstem
Yours truly. GEO. W. WOODWARD
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SUPERINTENDENT OF WATER WORKS
CITY SERGEANT.

WHnLN6, JznzAry > l5s--
EDrToEs OF TIE REsIsrKR:-YOu vii please
announce nv name A An independent eEDdi-
date a. the ayyroaehinE election for the once
# City Sergeant II elected VII enos1TOr 70
.ischzrEe the duties Of the otce for the best IL
ts-estz Of The people Of The civ
jams EESEf CO5AAI.
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TnE supreme Court of Massachusetts,
has decided an interesting case. 1t came
ia the form Of petition by fatoer for
the custody Of his child. In the absence
Of tie father, who follows the sea, the
mother died, and the child, being of ten
der age and destitute, was placed IN the
care OF q respectable family in Beverly,
10 be brought up a. their own. When
rle G. .l was nine years old the father
aupr.red and eDdeavored to assert his
claim, Judge HoAE refused to grant
him the custody Of his child, holding,
with the concurrence ofthe other judges,
that UleIe Gy misfortune or accident a
father has left Ls child destitute and
dependent upon charity, and the child
h. been permitted TO form new Eeia-
,.ou- .l life 50 deep and strong as to
change lis Whole mature and cbaraat,r.
the child should be considered a. eman-
cipat-d Jy the fItLer, and the father
can not assert his legal right to its cns-
-,sX
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ANNoUNcEM ENTS.
STREET COMMISSIONER.

EDTToRs OF THE REGIsTEE You viii please
announce ne az a candidate az the coming elec-
ton for the Office Of Street COnmissiOneT sub
ject 20 the decision Of the voters II elected. I
viii discharge the duties Of the once with
fdelity and care CONRAD LEONHART.
jzu2o-td
MEssRs. EDTrOKs by the request Of many
citizens you will please announce ne as . can
djdSte for the Office Of street COrnnissioner.
ixu21 JOHN ARTHUR
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First Ward Independent Cit
liens Ticket.
FOR CITY COUNCIL

FOR CITY COUNCIL
FIRST BRANCH-ThOInas Sweeney.
SECsND BRANCH-John 2. Baer VIM. Conley
Matthew AltmyeT John Hughes.
j8nl3it MANY CITIZENS
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A b otel keeper at Pontiac, Michigan,
was last week presented with a gold
headed riding whip, or ginally intended
for Andy johnson.
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N

From Rsr. z. D. FsHdaN
ssistzni Editor, Christt1 PhilAdA-
7 have derived decided bsreat from the use Of
u1.osans's Gsrnan RittsFs and feel ii nv priv
;Is-s 20 recommend then a. = most vslaAble
toIfe 70 al Who are suffering frUu genera de-
biIitv or from diseases arising from dsTaDEe-
Dsui Of the liver.
Yoars. truly- Z D. FENDALL-
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st'heeIiug Resister
MOaday,.......-.Ianuary 20

TEE BY State Shoe and Leather Com
paly Of Worcester, Massachusetts,, have
uaj. secoad dividend 20 the persons
in their employ. The amount was
:. .SSg, 50 divided that each male VINO
has earned 500 participates in proper
ton to the amount be has carried ana
each I. male who has earned $50 or more
mike maunrr This has proved very
successful application of the co-spera-
:ivr labor principle.
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FIEsT WARD.
First BrdDcl.-TbomRs Sweeney.
Second Br7neh-Hsnry X. List william 5.
Gosborn, W. Z. Connolly, Jshn Hughes.
SECOND wARD.
First BrdHeh-MoTgan L. OFT.
Second Brdnch-JOhu Z. Wilson, ". L. Herne.
THIRD wARD.
Frrt Brdn1G-w B. Simpson.
.SecyT.d BrdEeh-J. 7. CpdeErah, Robert Pratt,
Jas. r. McCourtney, Joseph Bel.
FOURTH wARu.
Fryt BraEek-James McCluney.
Ssa0nd BraneI-John OesteTl!ng George 4
Tingle. Robert Simpson, J. A. Aetcaf, Alex
ander Laughlin.
FIPTH W4RF.
Frst BrdneI-A. Wilson.
second Braneh-H. 3. Hubbard. James AAI
well. Col y. Wilkinson, n. Eoff
SIXTH WARD.
Firrt Braneh-JoAn q RinehSrt.
Second BrdDeh-Philip SShely, Lewis Jones-
SEVENTH WARD.
FTrst BrdEeh-Thouas J. Blair.
Second BraEcA-John Murine.
janl3
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The stomach, from 3 variety Of causes, such
as Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility
etc. Is very apt TO have its functions deranged
The Liver, sympathizinE as closely as 1t dose
with the Stomach, then becomes affected. the
result Of which is that the patient suffers rom
several or more Of the following diseases.
Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles Full.
ness Of Blood 10 the Head, Acidity Of the StOm-
seh, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full
ness or Weight in the Stomach Sour fluctuations;
Sinking or Flutterng at the Pit Of the Stomach.
Swimming Of the Head Hurried or Difficult
Breathing, Fluttsring at the Heart. Choking or
Sufocating Sensations when in Lying Posture
Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency OF Per
spiration, Ysllswness of the Skin and Eyes
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs etc, Sud.
den Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh
Constant Imagininss Of Evil, and Great DePres-
sion Of Spirits.
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The f,i..wiug statistics relative to
tic .rogre .ad condition Of the Pro
t,s;al, Episcopal Church IL the United
States du-iug the past year have been
compiled i.om latest reports published
10 l,6-: Dioceses, 81; bishops, 40; cler-
~. 2737; parishes, 24l2: ordinations, POO;
candidates fol holy orders, S3l; baPtlsms,
3,.7u2; combinations, q, ,95-; cOmmuni-
cal;s. 1871 .6,r2; membership, 100000;
marriages. 1912; Jurials, 10, 347; cOntri-
buttons. sl.I57 STEPS; Sunday school
teachers, - oil; Sunday school scholars,
1900.
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Clear Bacon sides.
z HOGsHRADs JUST EECETVKD AND
y fOr szls BY
RSVs n KILL
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NOTICE.

II is well established fact that fully one
half Of the female portion Of our pop llatiOn are
seldom in the enjoyment Of good health, or, 20
use their own expression, never feel we'll
They are lanEuid, devoid Of all energy extreme
u nervous and have no appetite.
To this class Of persons the BITTERS, or the
TONIC i especially recommended.