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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-05

UMBRELLAS. SCN-SHADES * PARAsOLS.-
~ The Latest EtyIe Sun shades nd Pa9as0Is lust
received by KEARSLEY & SHEERER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-05
GEO. 7. LIGHT co.

EIY PAPER We nave just received a cargo
Of thu valuable paper, for destEoYing ere a
the numerous Pests Of THE life. For sate onIV ~
June IL 1911. GEO. 7. LIGHT & CO.
ORANGE TONIC BITTERs. are \ Ma I Rftter-.
" Tor Dyspepttcs- For sale By
GEO. 7. LIGHT CO., Druggists.
TOILET POWDERS.-We have reeentIV ptst nm.
poSdeT equAi % L1bin's beet. self from 10
cents 90 20 Dollars. GEO r. LIGHT CO.
NOTORIOUS BfBSiDe. fer removing Gseass. Tar
i and elesning Kid Gloves, Eor sale &c tie eHros.
place. GEO. 7. LIGHT & CO.
A NODYNE PILLs.-Tbese pills. since = 49,
"A introduced them into tbiS eoEnEnunftv ESVo
cured cases Of Chronic DfaFrboea Of and 4, SeI-I
standing. EeteIences, ". II. 7. Levi and PhV-
sieians Of PrOnineDee IN The county. PrepaFed
Only By GEO. 7. LIGHT a co.
A BBROSIAL Nectar wicker, Lang Gang aaG
n other CoiOgDes for the aeaao6 ~ -
June -. Is1I. GEO. T. LIGHT & CO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-05
NEW GOODS!!
AND AT
Low, Very low Prices 80!

1'HE undersigned has just returned from the
Eastern mNTketS with one OF the largest, most
carefully selected aud rare and neediuI
Stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions, dc ,
he has ever heretofore offered to the people of the
county. His stock cOnsIsts ~ IaEt of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-05


County.
LADIES' SHOES.
Ladies' Victoria CrOquette Slippers, 81 80 TO on
Kid Slippers, with heels, 1 % 10 1 *
Marie Antoinetts Slipper, 25 TO 90
. ShPpcTs' no hees' 80 75
Letting JstleTsOns, Is
I" Morocco, I D.
20 High Cut Lasting Bal. Caters, I so to 3 ~
Lasting Button BOots, 2O0 TO 3 so
Kid VamP f8almOralS, 225 TO 3 so
=" buuS 800 to 4 no
Morocco shoes. 90 to B %
Cai HilmnTHl Shoes, 25 to 90
la Madame SiIIsoB Caters, , So to I 90
MisscS' Button Gaiters, with vamps, 50 so to so
:. Morocco Balls. $50 , SO 50
Iau % to IS
GEHTS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Cent? French Calf Stitched Boots $500 to ! no
ScwGd % IN TO b Oh
IcgEcd uo, SD to %
80 Stitched Caters, 80 to 5 OO
'G Sewcd do IN to 4 M
Stitched Lace Shoes sS9;o 5 90
Sewed do, on 20 90
d" Lasting Caters, On 10 > 80
Roys'CaIf CATERS, 900 to 80
Mp Shoes % to . GO
and great many others too numerous to mention
Mics and ChildreHS Shoes aud slippers, all styles
and cOlOTs, at the
o. T. C. Store.
CO Our Clothing Departmeu Mt is well stoc kcd " it'll
all kinds Of gOO'ls from the cheapest TO the finest
Hats. Caps and Gents Furnishing gOOds in ali lie
brnnCheS.
Gail and SEQ styles and prices before purchas.
ing elsewhere.
Remember the
Oh! I Soo2
Store. adjoining the residence of Humphrey Keyes,
Es?. ]. HAMBURGER.
April %, 1871. Free Press copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-05
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT THE
3D. T. g.
Store.

HAMBURGER'S Shoe and Clothing House
has the lHTGssI and best selected Stock in the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-05
HARNESS, SADDLES AND BRIDES
PRATT's ASTRAL OIL

RURNS odorIess. Is always uniform. requires Z
ID change of Lamps, il perfectly safe and Will n
explode, for EaIe by
Feb. 81. KEARsLEY 4 SHEERER,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-05
DIR. r AID w -AT9
SARSAPARiLLIAN RESNLYENH

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING
CURESS SO QUICK SO RAPID Ar
THE CHANGES THE BODY UNDER
GOES UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF
THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEOI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-05

TLoCES-beautifuIB Bronze. Rosewood and wal
~ nut Fronts, bes utiful designs and pAtterns-for
sals low By l. DINKLE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-05
FEVEIl AND AGuE-

FEE En- and AGCE cured for fifty cents There
a cot TCn6d!si agent ia this world that will cure
Fever and Ague, ard all other Malarious Bilious
Scarlet, CyPh"id, Yellow. and other Fevcrs Caided
by RAILWAYS PILI.S) go quick as RoIITaV,S
Ready Relief Fifty cents per bottle.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-05

MINERAL WATERS are more emeaefous anS.
U1 agreeable than medirines and a - irf-rfe-e'
With food AID eEeTeise- NineFal Waters sbouli -
used in email frs properly takes. Tbuansed
note1pensige. Nteby. ktsglngPF SoItEeF. 81 Cafh-
eFtne's CNDgrees, GrsenbSieF VEhits SuIpFnr ~.
don's d. All Healing Springs. RockbridFs Ailrn.
Alleghesys Vermont tlissiG9qUOt, BeSbeada RiUS
Lex BedlOrd. Vashjng toB hon alId AiErl fs~ffv-
ing. ShanEODdaIe &c.. Waiers, 81 thefr GSfta-
Asr. IS 81 Is 5L co. T. lIcar.co
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-05

All kinds of Ha.Isal Instrument. Supplied.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-05

HOWE hIaebfns Tucksrs. cordeEs. luaI.r.. n.
5sIn1sEs aas svTTy thing peTtaintpg q ne
Aps.s aLsJ.-.l,5 si.ri i &C., RlszEs;
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-05

I UBRlCATlNG Oil for machine purposes, fresh
~ Sperm and NeaisfOOt-h aVin purchased = u the
above IN large quantities. prepared 20 cell them
at very low rates. e. E KELLER
ElaTper'S Ferry, August l, 1871.
GUITAR and Violin Strings in great variety for
VI sale by e. E. BELIEF
HarPer'S Ferry. August l, 1871. "
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-05

Store, adjoining the residence of Humphrey Keyes
Esq. ]. HAMBCRGEk
April 20 1871. Free PTess copy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-31
To Make Mischief.


Keep your eye on your neighbors.
Take care of them Do not let them stir
without watching. They may do some
thing wrong if you do. To be sure, you
never knew the;a to do anything very
bad, but it may be On your account they
have not. Perhaps if it had not besa for
your kind care they might have disgraced
themselves long time ago, Therefore
To not relax any effort to keep them what
shev ought to be. Never mind your own
business-that will take care of itself.
There is man passing along-he is
looking over the fence-be suspicious OF
him; perhaps he contemplates stealing,
some of these dark nights; there is no
knowing what queer fancies he may have
in his head. 1.L J
If you find any symptoms of any one
passing out of the path of duty, tell every
one else what you see, and be particular
to see great many. 1t is a good way to
circulate such things, though it may no,
benefit yourself or any one else particular
ly. Do keep something going; silence i.
a dreadful thing; though it is said there
was silence in beaverton the space of hall
an hour, do not let any such thing occur
on earth it would be too much for thi!
mundane sphere.
If after all your watchful care, you can
not see anything out of the way in any
one, you may be sure it is not becaus,
they have not done anything bad; per
haps in an unguarded moment you los
sight of them-throw out hints that they
are no better than they should be-tha
you should not wonder if the peopl,
found out what they are after while
then they may not carry their heads Sc
high. Keep it going, and some one ma,
take the hint and begin to help you along
after while-then there will be must,
and everything will work to charm.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-31

Having made inquiries relative to the
whipping affair in ST. Johns township,
we learn that the child whipped was, not
a girl, bat boy aged nearly fifteen years,
and that death did not result from the
fiogging. The facts as we gathered them,
are, that the boy asked for. bread, and the
father, who is reported as man of vio-
lent temper, commenced whipping him
with sticks, and punished him so severely
that he became insensible and lay in an
insensible condition the greater. part Of
two days. 1t was thought he was dead,
and arrangements had been commenced
looking to his burial, when he revived,
and is now considered out of danger.
When the father was logging the boy, the
cry of n,arder was distinctly heard, many
times repeated, but we could not learn
whether any one paid any attention to the
cry. Some of the citizens of ST. Johns
were SO exasperated when thsv heard of
the affair, that, if the boy hal died, they
would undoubtedly have lynched the
BRUTE We believe in the observance of
law; but in this case We think it would
have been welIif the citizens of St Johns
had fiogged the father into state of in
sensibility, and, if he survived, then pro-
ceeded with his case according to law
The name Of this Meafa No. 2 Is reported
as Coon. Cro,on Point Register.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-31
IT VIM, If IN my power, Sue, darling"

II win, If IN my power, Sue, darling"
he exclaimed. ~ gs F EF
well, poor papa is rather short Of mon
ey; won't you lend him ten or fifteen
thousand dcllars."
Me- Why, you KNOW"
"ohl / know what you have been pre-
tending" was the quick, reply. But,
then, it wasn't so; you never lost your
money" u
Herbert de Browne was dumb with as
constituent and chagrin.
How did you find that outf" he
gasped.
II knew it all the time. When heard
that you were penniless, papa went di-
recly to your banker, and learned the
contrary. I think We managed pretty
we'll"
II think YOU did," cried her husband
desperately; but do YOU think I'll en-.
dure it ?"
How can you help yourself? We are
married now. You can't apply for di.
vorce."
mo, can't, but"
"Then what will you dos"
Answer me one question; Do you re
ally love me!"
"Yes, do"
"Well, if you love me, we will drop tn,
subject"
! Il think you'd better" she said. quiet
/ ly; land lend papa the money"
| And, like sensible man, he lent it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-31
The Powder and the Bullet.
BIZ REV 4. M'ELRoY wYLIE.


The discussion is an old one, and per-
petuallY renewed, as to the relative i'm
portance of matter and manner; some
maintaining with earnestness that the
subject the thought-the logic is
of first and foremost consequence; while
others, with equal decision, urge that the
manner does more to render an impress
sion abiding than the thought
Each of these opposing advocates seeks
to fortify his position by the citation of
noted speakers and writers who afford
eminent, Illustrations Of his own asser-
ton. Here is Talkout." says one, who
is a man of the people, has made his i'm
pressions; in fact he j. a national man.
And yet he is Niagara of.words. He is
sort of a world in an incandescent, gas
eous state of matter. 1t is all bright and
very warming, but it might all be COM
pressed into space no larger than your
hand. His whole style is well dilated
soap-bubbie floating in perfumed atmos-
phere and shined upon by the midday
sun; but when, by reflection, you
come to grasp it and make it your own, it
explodes into thin air, and scarcely leaves
trace behind" Still, it is confessed
that the impressions made by Mr.. Talk
out are manifold, and, as far as can be
seen, are abiding as we'll
On the other hand, it is maintained that
the example of Simon Pure is the only
one worthy of imitation. Simon is a
dealer in clean truth and weighty logic.
If he starts out with the proposition that
the sun rises in the east, he will notice all
the exceptions; all the variations; all the
notifications and fortify his seemingly
commonplace position by such a variety
and beauty of reason as to challenge the
admiration of all the rational faculties, and
compel the hearer to regard that as new
which he was accustomed to dock upon
as old and settled
You will see, therefore, that Simon is a
man of power. He makes his impress
sions. People, months after hearing his
speech or discourse, can recall its points
and analyze his arguments, so clear was
his plan and so cogent his logic. But
they all agree that he commands no graces
Of oratory and possesses no melody of ell
oeution. In fact, his manner is defective
or even very bad. ~r1
Now, we claim that the admirers of on.
Esryle have no right 70 underrate or depre
ciate the style which is admired and de
Tended by the other party.
II Both Talkout and Simon Pure are mel
of power, but not in the same direction
:. A heavy stroke can be given by a ligh
hammer, provided a giants arm is benin,
it; and a telling blow can come of fee
BILE muscle, provided it can raise a weight
i sledge. a'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-31

90 The bright spots of a mans life are
few enough without blotting any out; and
since, for a moment of mirth, we have an
hour of sadness, it were a sorry policy to
diminish the few, rays that illumine our
ehequered existence. Life is an Aprifday
sunshine and showers. The heart, like
the earth, would cease to yield good fruit,
were Id not sometimes watered with. the
tears Of sensibility ! and the fruit would
be worthless, ut for the sunshine Of
smiless 81 asf.+ .szs az
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-31
ROSADAIlS

MO PREPARATION HAS
IN ever been introduced TO
the American people that has
met with rs marked a succsss
rs THE FLUID EXTRACT
OF ROSADALIs." One ounce
of this Fluid Extract is more
powerful in its action upon dis
ease than enc pint Of the prep
arations of Sarsapariha. As Q
Blood Purifier SC has no equal;
for Scrctuta, Infammatory Rhes-
matism, Syphilis in oil its forms,
it is a certain cure. Physicians
indorse it; it is not o quack nos
trum, as the formula is printed
on every package.
DR.. Sparks, of Nicholssvilis.
KY, s:"It is the best Blood
Purifier I have ever used"
DR.. Boykin, Of Baltimore,
says: al always prescribe II
for Scrofula and Syphilis"
! DIR. T. C. Pugh, of Baltimore
says: 81 cured the worst Gaze
of Scrofula I have ever sess
with Rosadaiis."
Benjamin Bechtol, of Lima
Iohio, says he has suffered for
twenty years with an eruptioa
lover his whole body; tried all
kinds Of remedies with no sue
cess a few bottles of RosadaLs
made a complete cure.
See ROsADALIS ALMANAC
for important curee. The Kos>-
dalis Almanac publishes the thrill
ling story of " Ruby st. Crolx, es'
the Magic Rose.
rs ROSADALIS cold y
iall Druggists.
& HAYS, Agents.
Plymouth, Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-31

OPEN-AIR GAMEs.-Here's our good
friend Herr Kinderklapper. What now !?
ut is getting to be such fine weather
now" says Herr Kinderklapper, "that
these boys and girls must be thinking of
the woods and meadows. There are a
good many out-of-door games which are
very pleasant, and which they ought to
learn.
THE APPLE IN THE BASKET.
"A small basket is put in an open place
on the ground, having in it, for a prize.
an apple, pear, or something similar.
One of the players is then blindfolded, u
stick is put into his hand, and he is led
three times around the basket and is then
placed, standing with his face toward the
basket. He now goes slowly near it, he
strikes with the stick. If he hits it, the
apple belongs to him. As this is seldom
done the first time, he is allowed to try
twice moro, giving him three chances in
all. Should he fail every time he mus,
then give up to some one else, who tries
it in the same way. There must be per-
feet silence during the play, in order that
the one who is blindfolded NAY neither
be directed by any sound toward the
basket Or away from it."
That must be very pretty game 1t
can be played by girls as well as boys.
You would suppose that anybody might
easily strike the basket, but when you try
it, you will not find it so easy as you inn
agine. We wish some of our little folks
would try this game, and write to US
about it. Tell us how you manage it, and
how you like it ethodist.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-31
Home Insurance Company, of
Columbus, Ohio.
See uhdt the Superintendent Of E'ssrdrce
Of tbs State Of 2se,e York says be}ou !:

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
ALsaSI, March "a. 1871.
Whereas, The HOME INSURANCE COM
PANY, located At Columbu in the State Of .hio,
n Company incorporated under the Insurance Laws
Of the State # Ohio, the 18th day Of July. 1854
and having been duly admitted TO transact the
business Of Fire and Inland Navigation Irsnrxnce
the State of New York, the Gath day OF May,
1870, has filed In this Department an Annual Stxse-
of its condition and aairs or the slst day Of
December, 1870.
And Wh.rsas, The said Eome insurance Company,
OF Coum bus. Ohio, has desired and consented to
examination of its capital securities and affairs in
reference to verifcation Of said Annual Statement
filed ia this Department..
Eow Therefore. I. GEORGE w. MILLER.
Superintendent OF the Insurance Department. Of tie
AID of the lower vested In me by statute, have
caused my duly authorized COMMISSIONER TO make
personal examination of the capital, conGition
and affairs of said Company who has reported to
In writing. the result Of said examination, sub
stantially follows:
" The Annual Statement Of said Company for the
wear ending December 3lst 1870 and flied in the
Insurance Department February 10th io7f, con-
tsink accurate aud true statement of the assets
and:liabiiitirs OF said Company at said date"
The capital, seen rifles and affairs of said Com
pany. having been proved to be sound and satisfac
tory, the usual Renewal Certificates Of Axikority
have beea duly iss ued to its Agents in this State,
a.; horisng the m to act for said Company such
Agents during the year ending Dectmbee 3ist,
1871.
tx WITNESS WHEREOF. have hereunto sub
scribcd my and affixed my officlal Seal, this
24sh day of March, 1871.
lsigned,) GEORGE W. MILLER,
l5n3. Superintendent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-31

Men speak too much about the world.
Each one of US here, lee the world go how
twill, and be vicseIi0uk Of act victori-
Gus, has he not a life of his ona 10 aeads
The worlds being saved will not save us
nor the worlds being lost, destroy US.
We should look to ourselves !. fhers, IS
great merit here in Che duly Of staying
at home.n
III - -r- -
An>hour's industry will do more to be-
get cheerfuiness, suppress evil humors,
a4U2 4et1levy prra F1fs N7u fiss
ilsaAiAss - - - =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-31

"A IS HARVEST Is DRAWINGN NEAR
~ and farmers should .econosHize time
and labor, they cannot improve i Lester
chance than b offered by the undersigned
who represents the Akron and Massilon
agricultural Works, which rnanufaotufe
MOWERS, REAPERs, SILKY n
RAKEs AND THRESHERs,
combining all the latest imasoSeu6nts.l &
We Also repsesent. The Tor famed
SWEEPSTAKES, THRESHER, which
. sckaowiedged ~ ~ q d sxeeiIcd by
a Rase ara sqs N n d y4n 81;
Plyr,oatt, My IL III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-03
Singular Accident at NeWbuFg..
iasI Bursting of a Fly Wheel. a.
Cor. aralon Sentinel. ~ M

Singular Accident at NeWbuFg..
8I Bursting of a Fly Wheel. ~.
Coz. Graflon Sentinel. 4, sg ga..g
On. Monday evening Goth inst, about
$40, q loud explosion was heard through.
out the town, and looking In the direction
whence Il proceeded, the air was seen
filled with fragments 0ftimbet, &c. OF
course the excitement for a time was
great-until the cause and extent Of the
damage was ascertatned. Upon inquiring
we learned the following: We have be.
fore referred TO the machinery erected
here by the Orrel Coal Company, TO man.
utacture coal for gas purposes i is EN-
closed in q two.story frame building, at
the dump-house, and all the machinery
was Of an apparently stAunch, heavy
character. On the evening in question,
MIR. John Fl. Henry was pumping up, and
was not running the engine at excessive
speed, when from some unknown cause
the large iron fywbeel, about ten feetin
diameter, flew to pieces, and, scat
tered itself in oil directions. One piece
about five feet long, eight inches wide and
two inches thick, was thrown about q
thousand feet, tearing out in its travels
one end Of the. house another oil same
size, following It, went about one hun.
dred feet and buried itself completely in
the ground; another tore q hole in the
roef and crossing the track on the plane,
fell on apple Of railroad iron, cutting one
bar in two.
Blt. Laurence Henry, Superintendent of
the Mines, Mr.. George McKensie and
Frank Henry, were sitting on the steps
leading to the second story Of the build
ing. A piece Of the wheel passed within
three feet Of them, tearing away the steps
they werc sitting on, and giving the gen.
tlemen q "scare." q
Fortunately no one was hurt, except
Frank Henry, who was struck on the
wrist, by piece Of wood, only causing a
slight swelling Of that part, The Com
pany are repairing the damage as speedily
as possible, and expect 10 get to work
again in few days, No reason can be
assigned for the explosion. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-03
"a Village Sugar Party. !

From Tho BORI0n IOuFna1 = E.N.
These manIo u,,gor ga,h vi rrs oro of an,
feront EinJsN tho roSnIar op5 ;rroUrIor
Tho Good nIJ .Ssbjono5 onos IN ,hn SooJ I
md NJ Sarm houses ond ,bo 100, nv "T n"r'
IioS In onr IorCor nIocns HS;cS hr!n, P H.
;cm n y, 5;s 1s,hin ,hn Soacs ~ I,o
mniiEn5es 70" CIV on,r NV n r me l liz
hest ~ "o r;1St Sn,o t%o dSnSnr br.E y
wbcro 90 90 con oLoSo LNnas Sf,h HonIo
Nature IN hor rrSiic SarI, HS vol 90 %or'
taEs nj bar Swects in : natural homeonmn
sort oc a Ssov nrt Will ti'o non snH,r
ia well ,uor;h oatinr ,horo Wv orc ~" c;rcIn,
ttancea which will msla /, hsri,v nav n
M IN Sot ccrto;nIv for rsonIo ,yhn ill.,
TbsIr coSO SattSr ibS,S :, IS,SId tsdt,bIo l.ha'
sSSsS tho0c SSSo bs1.,' no nv, Sn,'os,Ur;.,, 70 "
CON, al 81 vTbsrcI,,r,' SiiIs SO
Su1nr nor,;cS have coma IN voT,,o and ~
cutie wall 40 o%hS,;m,oS ror r." ,on,,;nC
tSing esnecjaiiS ~ liza en,or IL SeniinS
new manIc hnrs Ss Will "s In Tho woods
Some 81 orr church soci"iios have nav S inSm.
S,,rateJ Il T these nari;sS S Srr"r1in1 than
Serv mncS no thev 10 thor Svotsr Snn.
nSrS sIrowhSrrv md I ico croa,n onJ oISer
IysIs tSns ba a ncg c, nianso Su s UsT
limo and soy;n~ n SondSomo nross for
thsir rs ss, soCietieS Tho rnn N Se
boiiad' d6wn m M nav sroos inSs mali.
Al IL resd;iv oh,S;Sej froSS 1so,, 'o r,on.
vFach,rsr rvbiIo Tho Ladies Of co,,ra n
manS%e The ntTSir b,nJu"mo,v and ~
The % t;sfsction 1of ali conccrGnd This
wear The imnortont question wac. What
shall we do far SnowS For iSon,h L ,ro
taIk Of eating ,,Srn snpar 4 mat S S
waved Wa t6inE N Inc nsrFnc, onJ II
snow Ia nrotto;noS1o ica tSorrS N,o.o :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-03
Nerrous Debility.

. Thousands suffer from 1t. A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an
imadon or vigor, low spirits, confused
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untary seminal emissions, with loss OF
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