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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24
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pbYfide @eiunobeit, fcnpern aud bic @emItbs.
0i,nmun9 unb bas Temperament bes bamit BE-
bafteten. Der DYspeptifer tpire bur1 feline tDr<
perli9en 8e1dtperben bis au einemt .eemiRen@rabe
aud cemoralii irt. Or 1T Nnf1len Don Nei3bar>
teit unb, je na9bem BON mirrtiden1 @e(en unb
Berameilun9 untertpprfen. Cine unratiirlide
Gmpinslidfeit, bic CT nt@t III cpntrpliren YER
mag, oerfubrt Jpn, bic Worte uno 5anblun9en
Derer, bic tbn unageben, 3u miBoeuten, unb felt,
gerfebr nit Denjeni9en, bic Jpn ant a691en
Itebtn uno am tbeuerlten fl15, tpiro nidt ielten
bur9 8une9ebun0en zines mirriideu @innes BE-
3ei4nt, Der ieiner beGeren Natur frernb 1T. Dies
lnb pie ~eei{ieen SYnnptume elmer Rranfbeit, fir
bic ber Snpalibe ni9t nit &e9t peranttportli4 &C.
balten tptroen fann ; unb bod rufen tieitlbe1, Siel
l1nbeba8li@ttit am bausli@en5e erp bersor. Das
Wobl ber Gauilie erbeii@t unb IS it fp,ppbl in,
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glieeern aus tinem ;3uitnnp, Der On Wabninn
9ren;t, beroue3ureiBen, pom bD6ner @ittiefe;t,
ba6 isnc Spmptpme Yun Sci tesltSrung prun,t &C.
ftitist meroen. Sc fann oies bios baburd3 as-
lheben, oaB man reren pbyli9e l1rlad,a,, bic
5tvruna boz Ganfticnen be Masens unt Ter Bit
fem perbiinbeten Srsane, ber2eter unb serD arane,
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6cfetterS Masenbitters. ;u. ,glsi@tr
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li&en unb beiIiau1tn @ediel' tr3euet.' Die See.-
tabilij4en @ubfanaen., aus meldeu1 bas 8itttre
beaebt, inb, BON, serjunsenser, resulirenber unb
fafteserttEeuter Natur; tie @timulan3, neld<
ben beeilenben giseuidaft.n iener' Sut1an3en Af.
tipitat}ptrleibt, 1T tsas &einite une Bette, mas aus
ben fbeiltraftisfen ,aQer Gerealien : aus ltrsH'
li9em Nfcg9tn ssewonntn pitb. Nien1ant
Der tptset Maneel an 'gtrtauuns 8leibet, tam
bies -milbtpirtense Refaurirunssrnittl u aud
uur tine eir3i9e ,@p@e lang ntbmen, pbn,
cine n1erfli9e BtGfrune ieinr @tfunbbeit i'm 40
sesneinen III seripirtn.E :sgti@t Bios, bae' ftine til.
perli@en Qetbsn F9 pom Sag su Sag 1pstninhern
erbolt f9 aud dtin @eif raid 1pen ber Tfrhberer
&ubeloIefeit unb &eiabarfeit; bieitr elid idl
llu1l@lag gilt f@ in BEN Bentbnaen bes friberer
Yatienten seaen MQe. bic nit ibm in Beribrunt
fpunin. III e1ffn1en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24
ayers 9iebtr-&ur.
(Aver's Ague Cure.

layers Ague Cure.)
Slit falteS Tiebtr, @edielie6er, Troiticber,
bibiges Tteber, pertooiides ODER biltofes Sic
BET, Il. /. H., uno in BET Shat fit ale &rant=
beiten, bit 6urd 1tta8mii1e uno aroert lln>
geiuuoe Mu80iinltungeu entitebeu.
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ni4t fell. 2a e meter Nrkuit, Quinin, Bis,nutb, Clint. nod
trsenb cine anbere mineraHihe pber sifti9e @ubhant entbalt, -
III es benz patieuten burhdas unlddbli&.- Die Mnsabl unb
Wi&tisteit Der in Gteberessenben tabura bswirtkn &uren 1T
buGfdbli& unslaublt& arb, 70 sI mr mi1tn. obne parale!!e
in BIN 2lunalen ber Gieterbeiltunbe. Slit seredtem Stpli bill
Ten sr auf bic ~unadblisen 3.usniFe BET raNisalen Suren. bic
felba in ben tartnddisfen 1aaen temirtt purbta, 1snn aue
aubern 92ittel ednSli& febHdIueen.
gidt aetliratntrte peipntn, bic bur1 ntiastnti@e geeenoen
reifeu pter bort pptnttn, we1seu 'bur& ben tasiden 0sbrauH
br Gteber.aur Sdus fnben. x,.-
Sir Qebertranftetttn, bic aus untertrc6sntr Itatietsit pa
Qebn entaebsn, IA bis Elm sustrefaides Nittel. sa e bic eebtr
III 6efunber Itdtiotet fimu1irt.
&uh flr bitSfe DeiGmerbeu II es elm duseejet&uetes
Mfittl, tas f&pn side nfauuIi&e Surea bepiEtte. no ause1s
9uberetet soH St. g. 6. aber u. Co., prattfden unb ana
lpNfneu Gbemtern, QcmeQ, Rad., uab in br eauiea 29elt ~
Preit 100 per 6lafde.
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Strase, Ct. paul, ARinn. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24

%"1H1UVD FREFt&EC O. W.,
Gabrltanten De6 %berubutten rs 6. Nerrine" @dug8,
Ode sn utab nnsm atre r"n obes ers an~brud.
WftnncappiS, I0inuGptc.
GARNER uo 5dnbler in I'D erbau9erdt 1d often bea@tst bhe5
re- Bu beanNsuam fir unre pMse fofnbe @unbele:
1Hens re UNI hauntaf- semadtp Don REM bNn Eeuhten seauhsm ub Qub-Smbl
uno srInblt9 eebdrtet
38~;ttsn& Ex ntssn 3D. III itn suetaet tlnt ea Fe nit Der erhn gmF&t pdt fh.
unnw erfen as henb ena nber pus int Geh.
S1irnnS W baMn ht9hn 3g bm9 bas tdhee yrnyp auf pMtes lie mnHuit fnb.
Gnn1tens. BE 2eberbehn oa fnb fart unb in j6r 8elmng tauntf.
3mSf 3Q hf Yaaen.
l.. S1ebtnttna feb BADEN wababph bic erRe prGmie btmmn fir iu alle nj in
4nubertrtffli1feit auf bn @tab< Aus0eQMnsen BOT MNnnrlMa unb antnrm e0l4n
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24

Dte1e Anipu@e nerben unterfiibt tur9 bas
3ensnts srn pratsiiden Isriculturifen bic ben rYerrine"
plug %probtrten g9ir maden !urse Nusslee aus etnieen
Srteien bic pr BON Sdnolern bic ben gRus Sertaufsn unb
ron 5armern bic itn brau@ten, betozmtn.
S1aac 8. 2emis, Watertcwn, Carer &c.,
fact: n2sr y&;p gerrins gFus". if saaie sufrieoeniteaeno
unn ubertriht que a1hern gfase bic is bier etne.fabrt rarpen,
starte ale aud in ietner beiunecrs ~eeeianeten sauart fur
ben reidsn ~letmigen 8nSen Der Big g5oobs. 5eiue 5drte
rein bleibt
Mealp II. Brabfprb, Mpntiestlp, 19rei<
ben utter Datum bes "a. Sanuar: v9srr.n aaramap, Ser.
rine u. g.: F.! Dertbe 5erren: N(ad etner sraneliden prote
mabrene funfjahrieen @etrauds sreert uir uidt III laeen.
plug Vbertrifft. uno bab mir ME eiue anbtrc Gpste
pFase batten NIT benen unisrs 8uneen 10 3ufrisssn ~arsn."
9p8mer II. Sub1on, Tarminetpn, be3eu-
gen: .......". "Ste atertrefen aue anDern tw StVYpel um'
mprfrn "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24
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CAYer's Cherry Pectoral.)
Slit 3raufbeittu 6er 3eb1e lno ber Qnnge&;
mie: @uften, @rtdltangeu, &tu@buttea,
&eblbrduue, Mibmta uno

Ae9luIuu1c, NNyIAu AIu
69pin6fudt.
gDrbl nod mic In ter eansen @e1di4te ber Tebisin Fat irstnb
Elm 1eilmitttl 70 a~nsenein unt tef eas gertrausn Der gesni@.
belt ~ee,pcnnen, rie bieie scrtreifi4e Nr3aei fir Quneenltel.
Dabrenb elmer laneen Meite BON Satren unb fat unter allen
Nseni&snreeen bat fe fd tStere une hstete NuerttnnMune e.
ter unb itre geads, bic peri&ieeenarttsen Rranttehen btr &etle
une br eunsen u teilen, serf&af1sn itr ben @af zines suSer.
ld1Gsen Gduses Dor ~benfelben. Wdtrenb fe ben ~nnlberen
Horraen By Rrautteit, namentli$ aud bel tletnen Attneern. an
eene6en III, IL fe iu elei@er Belt bas tpirtiamffe gQitttl tet b.
s%sinnenber S&min6iu9dt limb bel ben sefdtr1t&en Qebeu Der
&eble unb Der Quneen. Nle Tin 9alfsmtttel bti p!!6slt&en Nn-
fdQen sen Gronp, ioqte tities pe.tcral- tets IN ieber gamilte
bei ber 5anb iein; xab ea ale benz Suffer. unb Der Grtaltune
auseeiest fnb, 70 frute Is IN ttineut 9au(e Ifblen.
Sbelsi@ etneemuraelte 6dmtnbiumt fit ~unfttlbar ~9ebalten
~irb, 70 fnb beanu& iapn gitle, biz as unteubar %auf0eseben
rurben. bur& ht &triden. gttteral edntlt& turist uns ~ pSl;
Tiger 0eiunbteit electromagnetic pprben. @p o~p1tomn1fn 1T
itin. 5trtt@att atsr be s%stantesitssn etr at!lt nnb her,. esr eahesn;
&neeres bali, trus bas airf&eu.Y ettoral ben @te9 BARON.
Singer unb 6Hentlt9e Sfeoner dnben es sen erpseua glusen.
Atbn1a pirb in allen GdQtn babur& eemubert unb oft san,'
lid turirt.
81 aassmein Hnb feline 5ei1trdfte betannt. to6 mir nidt n5-
tbie baben, bier 3%eusnife anaufIbren; e. senuee, ~ bemerten,
bas feline Giseni&aften f& ~aQerpdrts e[anseno %bsma1reu.
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13
Budget of SciSSOrings.

The INDIA CorroN CRoP.-The follow
ing interesting information is from the
Boston Jourmal:
In ordinary years the shipping season
there commences in February and the
India cotton begins to reach Europe in
June, and continues to flow in until De
cember, but this year, although the crop
is late, it has been accelerated by the ship
caual. The effect of the canal has been
felt, and we may well anticipate that for
the last half of the year the arrivals from
India will be higher than last year, and
that the stocks of Europe will gradually
decline The Idia crop of the present
year will not be large one; the official
reports of the railways of India for the
past year show diminution in revnue
from cotton, and letters from Bombay
estimate the deficiency in India at three
hundred and seventy thousand bales.
The average return of cotton in India
is but sixty nine pounds to the acre. The
rise Of prices during the war gave it ali
artificial stimulant, but the fall in this
country in 1868 checked production in
India. "a The decline of our cotton in Liv-
erpool below nine pence brings down
most Of the varieties of India cotton be-
low seven pence, and the inevitable effect
Of this must be a reduction in the ship
ments from India. For at seven pence
in London, or at five pence in the inte-
rior Of India, other products-ute and
seeds--pay better than cotton. They
yield more than seven dollars per acre.
In July and August the land of India is
prepared for cotton. Telegraphic wires
reach from London to Bombay, and if
India cotton stands at six to seven pence
in London through August, we may well
anticipate further check to the cotton
of India, now the chief rival of the Uni.
ted States. Should this be so, it will
open wider field and better prices for
the cotton Of America.
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13

-L Let nothing foul or indecent, other
TO the eye sr ear, enter those doors where
ysuth inhsbits.
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13

A CUNNING DoG.-There was once o
convent in France where poor folks could
20 to certain window, and ring a bell for
food. Then little slidingdoor was push
cd away, and plate Of food thrust out
10 spare the feelings Of those who came
as beggars, the person who put out the food
did not look to see who they might be.
Over the sliding door were the French
words, Pour Los Pauvres which mean,
4" For the poor"
There was cunning dog who availed
himself Of this custom to get good meal
for many days. He would go, when no
one was looking. and ring the bell the
plate Of food would then be thrust out, and
he would clean it oil with three or four
lisks of his big tongue.
At last he was found out but he was
thought to be such clever dog that he
was for long time allowed to come and
ring for his dinner every day"
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13

- A man long noted for intemperance
was induced by the Rev. John Abbot to
sign pledge in his own way" which he
did in these words
~ pledge myself to drink no more in
toxicsting liquors for one year"
Few believed he could keep it, but near
tho end Of the year he again appeared at o
temperance meeting without having tasted
drop.
Are you going to sign again - asked
Mr.. Abbot.
"Yes. if l can do it in my own way"
replied he. And accordingly he wrote:
II sign this pledge tor nine hundred and
ninety nine years. and if live till that time
intend to take out life lease"
A few days after he called upon the tav
ern keeper, who welcomed him back to his
old haunts.
30 landlords" said he, as it in pain. 81
have such lump on my side"
"That's because you've stopped drink
ing" said the landlord "you won't live
long if you keep on"
"Will drink take the lump away ?"
"Yes and if you don't driuk you'll have
one on the other side. Come. let's drink
together" and he poured out two glasses
Of whiskey
IL guess won't drink said the for
mcr inebriate, especially il keeping the
pledge will bring another lump. for il, isn't
very hard to bear, after ALL" And with
this lie drew the lump-s roll Of groenbacks
from his side-pocket. and walked off,
leaving the landlord to his sal reflections.
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13

-" Why is it, my son, that when
you drop your bread aud butter, it is al
ways on the bnttered side ?
II don't know. The strongest side
ought to be up, and this is the strongest
butter have ever ssen."
"Hush up; it is some Of your aunt's
churning. my boy"
Ibid she churn it The lazy thing !"
What, your aunt p
"No, this butter. To make the old lady
churn it. when it is strong encughto churn
ITSELF"
Hush. Zeb; ! have eaten much worse
in the most sristoeratic houses"
"Woll. people Of rank ought to eat it,
"Why people Of rankP'
"Csuse it's rank butter"
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13

- Recently at one Of our city Sab
bath Schools. . juvenile class was ques'
toned BY as teacher in regard to the par
able Of the shepherd and his flock
Who was our Shepherd ?"
Jesus"
"Who are Christs lambs ?"
I'VE are"
Then to test the reasoning capacity Of
the young urchin:
III the children are the lambs, what are
the grown up folks !"
"Thsy are the old bucks, said bright
eyed little shaver
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13

"A pair Of precOeious little dsmsels
at Troy, N. Y, were overheard the other
night, on the sidewalk, exchanging notes
on tho Franco Prussian war. 81 know"
ssid No. /, "that France will beat. be.
esuss tho little Prince is with him." Go
sway with you." chimed in No. :, Il
ksSw mighty sigh. better. The Dutch
will whip tor my pa is Frenchman and
nv ma Is Uutchman. They fight every
nieht, and ma always lisks."
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-13

"A couple Of the best conundrums
we ever heard were psrpe.rated the other
day in q social circle Of gentlemen, one Of
whom had very bald head. One gentle
man asked
"Why 10 Mr.--'s head like Alaska ?"
All gave it up.
Because it is a great white basr place
Hardly had the laugh subsided on this,
when another asked
"Why is his head like heaven p
This was worss to get ct than the other,
and the answer came
"Bsesuse there is no dying or parting
there"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-11

are becoming reconstruct
cd, like everything else intthe South for
"a planter, near Midway, In South Caro-.
lima, about seventy miles from Augusta
has cultivated his entire farm this year, 50
far as pl6ughing Is concerned, with an 'al!
ligator. The animal is IN unusually large
one-weighs three hundred and, fifty
pounds Is perfectly docile and do
mesticated. He Is said TO work splendid:
" In plow harness, and iSifaT superior ID
mules or horses. Those who wish to be-
lieve this story, can do so.la5tr 'ia,5 g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-11

at their'Ondoh from one house 10 tie
other, tho sons most residing at their
motheTs house, the daughters With their
father. A correspondence was kept up
between husband wife, and Miss Hogarth
frequently, saw her sisteT. at her .ownI drs,
|D.BJ todse. - Il WIS the ~ t9SaI bf Bird:
bury = EVANS 70 ptblIsh, 3jG S lens tate.
mont" in the columns III P,(itslbE that caused
The quarrel ending BY hts Withdrawal
from H0uSelsOR HOrdS and commencing
al Lt6iHeur Round. Although Charles
Dickens, Jr., married Miss Evans, the Sc.
niors never after the be- outbreak I!t!gs spoke %
The day Of Dickens death wasthe an!
niyersaFy Of the railway accident In which
his Lie was in peril, and from the shock
81 which, it Is thought by friends, he never
recovered. Those who have heard him
depict the scene VIM never forget how, as
the fearful interest grew and the climax
approached, he would rise from the table,
Ills face flushed, his eyes klndled, his
words falling one BY one, like first drops
Of a. thunder shower, y and act the part Of
the several sufferers 10 whom he lent 10
helping hand, 1t was, not the accident
upon railway, however, that caused his
death even remotely The real causes
are definite and precise He worked too
hard aud, lived TOO fast0 ,Abatiue4ce and
rest might have, given him two decades
more 81 life. He tried these o year ago,
and that time STAYED of the threatened
attack. But tho old habitstot life and
work returned, the system was more and
more overstraiRcd, and the result ettlsiop
OF blood on the brain, long predicted by
medical men, brought about the inevitable
end ig..fi'bS .r.sr mig 10! 'auI snHI .3t,iR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-11

NEARLoudonvillc, Ohio, Friday after.
noon, a young man succeeded, after q des.
perate fight In killing IN enormous ser.
pent, which measured elcVenf0et ind nine
inchcs,yu The monster Is supposed to have
escaped fom some IIlen4gcrle, aS the spe-
cies Of snake Is unknown In that locality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-11

TIM Springfield ?Rspnb!Sea7, says that
soms days 'dgoo IN artist went 70 North
Adams to take sketches 6f tho Chinese
for an illustrated work. While engaged
in taking group, one ot the Cinnamon
who suspected what the artist was doing,
turned tho table by making d most excel.
lent caricaturc Of him. The artist was
forced to conclude that, however the Chi
nese question may DO settled, the OrientGlG
have lSnack Of doing things" r,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-11

RErEGEYcE NY PERMISSION.
Hem VIM. +, Stevenson, Governor West va.
5 + NJ; H II IRoSA GtXSSesIs SSSyest VIZ
j, j. jackson, it,, Judge Of U. $. District
Court, ". Va.
y. d. i. Frnsworth, President OF Senate
A. Werningrs, member Senate.
Jacob lIorrbrOOk. Prest. West Va. ms Co;
Jacob II. Blchvl, Vice Prest. ~,
Caleb ISocycss, Attorney, Clarksburg, W. va.
Samuel Woods, PhllliMi,
s W6Its' SRcFir Mercer county, '";g,
ii, q. Davis, Senate. Mineral comfy SSI
jim, Camden. President Of First National bank,
PaFkrrShurE
And The following members Of tho House Of Dele
gates OF West Virginia.:
ton. B. II. Smith, kaHAWlA county. y ts'lr J
G. @. Burgess, Wayne '"'i.n ..u.bG IL.
James Guthrie, WGtEel ...,, d.,
Nathan Cot, lIarri sOn 10" 80 ~ 1854
=. . .. 4. J. i +.
Joseph TUtGr, Barbour "
L. N. It'll, Marion
James lleryey, Brooke "
MaFiInJudy, Grant
Il Davidson, Taylor
Henry BrannOn, Lewis -" ..
Floyd Nicely, DOddridgc
]. r. BowyGr, Putnam
J. s, Wilkinson, Lincoln r,V.n-
- ~ S44ez1:.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-11

aaTHR people living near Portage, Wood
county, Ohio, are In q terrible state Of eX-
element about snake measuring thirty
i've feet IN length, which was seen by d
Mr.. Newell few days ago. Itpassed 80
near him, that no could lave taken a rail-
cut from its hinder end with his axe, but
was q little. apprehcnsiYe that the head
might como back to look for the tail, and
concluded to 'pass." Nobody Is missing
from tho human population Of the place
vet .-..L -...a 1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-11
Bosrds d. RHeglstrattll.Onnl for 1870.

Boards Of Registration for 1870.
EFam gss Raaguha Journal. u,
Barbour ~. N. shomc, Abraham Nc
Daniels, Byron Love. ~ hN'iG"a mas 4
n Bmketeg-E. M. Pitzer, NVilliamiJacll
Comfort Hardin, M ps,df .c.l5lt.
,BoQae- Alfred a., Hsgar, Sylvester
Chambers, John Coplcy. = =, !,
10 Rra4tot- Henry Bender, Craven Berry
Geo. D. Moll0hau. = oG 3Ns '"a d
Brooke -James w. Cox Eli Green, n,
NJ. Williamson. N. ,,. ,..,,. t.,,t...
Cabsll n, ]. Roberts, Julius Lesage, J.
1 Plyburh. 7G l&e"aHH" ,:1t' s''I'ii y
4. Ca0oua--E. NJ. Right, w. s. Stevens,
Thomas P. Bralnon. n, ai,r1-l .a-g,,l.
= %g.,5l f. + Lewis =. b Wheeler SJ
81 Doddridgc-Amos Bee, Elhanan W.
Davis, Jacob Smith,. h.. 1-'trr .rut
+ FayeHe-Preston Kinciad, GA. Byrn-
side, George Shuck.
T5 Gi1alsr Sisaac Beall, Perry Shock, LII.
Grant Hiram Lyon, Aaron Baker, B.
Roby. II, III n. ,,,,.,,t .5,,,. q,
GTe6nbrTeT-JQhn Il. Snedegar, Charles
A. Thatcher, ]. I'M: Williams. NJ tl'ba'..
= HampShirG-Jacob ~ Chadwick VIM:
Barrett, John Largent. sai,pb -. nla1.
HaneOck-Daniel DOnehoo, A. N, 9.
Flanagan, s. W. Wilson. '' ', ~,
Hardy Leonard Brake, John @. Glenn,
n. G.. Sherman ~ = S!pHll M NJ. \
Hawiaon-Daniel southworth, Jesse
Moneypenny, John. Peck. .g..s,.,.
JackSOn-D. ]. Keeny, David Fleming,
Enoch Deems. 4 'ih- 'Ho 81" A'R.''S.'' +.
J1ersm- Hezekiah Roderick, C.aH.
Trainer, and s: 4. Lindsey. l'u GalGa 81.
Il RaHatchG-J. w. NJ Appleton, John
Slack, Jr., J., s. Cunningham.
Let6ts y. NJ. Corl6y, George W. Tur-
ner, T. s. Morris. ItSa5i'i.-'G t'y'i y
LiaoQN-W4lA. iHOlstein, Robertson
Spurlock, O. Settles. oil n ier.l az pIyU
Logan-J. F. Hinchmap, Eli Trent,
'r IarsonI&. b. Fleming, Thomas G..
Street, Samuel Higgenbotham. .'l1,I s'
Marshall Thomas Ferrin, David Rob-
erts, Jacob Bowers, yI,,o.r7u,t, srg. "a.
oa-7Benjsmin Lcnastcr, John Hoyt,
NeysrGGtoorge W. Crook, L. NJ.
Thomas, Silas O. Reynolds ylil .itgt
'''l z III fNlEzcH' w. H. T"FFA'
:. l 10 1aii -Maniiff Hays, F. W.
Thompson, Samuel Howell. ydlLl li9i'i,, g
nElloRroe- M. Ballard, Hiram ~
Hogshead, Baldwin Ballard, ,r. 4,
sod 5o Roo5s 3; Butt Jacob g o2nnn' JoI !.
4; M g % g., HIS H.. Shannon James +.
nutcnell, onatn Ih[en 81 ~, N - ~, ,;u
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ne[ S, Soy 4EM,l uTV {sts,,s 1a,,,o,
ae S ). D. maaRel clonan' ''ns' haon-
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r = 4 Elliott q! =. ~. Gooawai9q'
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tstbS ,r no,icooIIo hing n lie Demo ).
o.atES T5Istf f1S Il ths mfIdnesS ~ liz
5s sc 81 the subject IL registratinn,
Sn - .s ,1slcorno H. an a. eyTnnfSm If Ta!
9nr S %S % ~oo5 sense IL 4 not verv long
s;n n, RS V oresna If Tho ,nsrtv cSnId me-
ob;Jc tSe ysTS H. msn n IF Tia word "a
S ST az SrS scIss c6nII beShatie mt n tbsir
''tts SS NJ thersj SSsaisno gooi IN anv
SS SsS, II regiotrat;on law t6elawI of this
sHs FL .ISs az ,,nm;xsd Inflammation and
a., mS w r,as tIie verv mildest stliec.
,,a s'thsS cC %,13 ~ MA ~ II i mi SST
, ,%S sS We ara wall aware that tfeJ
S S pot to be understood as meaning al
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
moss often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tho
hair where tho follicles are destroyed,
or tho glands atrophied aud doCayed.
But such as remain can DO saved for
usefulness BY this application Instead
of Fodling tho hair with a pasty Sedisa.
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous
It's occasional use will prevent The hair
from turning gray or falling Of, Eahdi
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleteriUus substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor car.
only benefit but mot harm it. If wanted
merely for va Er H
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They onlywaHt 81 ."Full protection 70
the people against tho Outrages provided
for BY, the registration law, and constantly
commit ted BY regls tratl0n OH s3ts,TT! That
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n Tue ,Pglhees6ir Wales calls his wife
20 lexnl f6f short -
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| AMNESTY AT RETEt1.LThe Senate
spent four hours Friday In a warm debate
on the removal Of political disabilities
The question was on Senator McCreeFy's
bill removing the disabilities of about
1000 Kentuckians. The Senate finally
yielded to Mr.. NIcCreery's personal ap.
peals and passed the bill. l''5r..d .7i'
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ORAANIn WEAnrnnl

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
goa, Graduate % one Of the most eminent col.
legeS In the Qnited States, and the Qreater pert
81 whose lie has been spent In the hoSpItalS Of
LS2nao1, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
e1eeted some OF the most astnnIAhlnR cures that
Mere egg Known. Many troubled With ringing In
ne mead and ears when asleep, great naFYoIis.
neSe, 0oinG alarmed ct sudden sounds, baShf1l
n [la WIN frequent bl1BhinR, attended S0me.
aJI.t Mn arrangement OF mind wefg cured i'm.