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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-20
Tadpolcs VS.. Frogs.

WESTON, May Is.
70 he Editor Of The Democrat.
observe tina. the Daily Times,
published at Parkorsburg, a Grant and
Camden organ, says "Psbaw," at the
mere mention Of Bepjumis Bassell, Of
Upshur, as q Democratic candidate for
Governor. This manner Of treating a
gentleman may be courteous at Par
kcrsburg, but it is not considered
courteous out here, nor is it consid-
cred that the State Of West Virginia is
run for tho benefit Of Parkersburg,
Drahosh, Camden, Grant and company.
Ere long Parkersburg will discover
that she is but small spsck upon the
body polite, and Drahosi will discover
that Johnson N. Camden is not a
much greater man than Ben Basel. II
Mr.. Camden and his friends hare for.
gotten his beginnings, the people Of
this community have not, and will
demonstrate that TACT upon the oUth OF
this month. Such gratuitOus snsors as
tina. contained in the Times will not
injure Mr. Basel. His character is
too high and bis ability too marked to
be affected by anything coming from
such a source. Mr.. Basel aud the
man Of ParkOrsburg, were both raised
in this section Of Our State, and aro
both well known here a.; and Mr.. Bas.
sells friends fear no comparison be.
tween thOm, and should ho consent to
tho use Of his name at Parkersburg for
the position to which he was called by
your correspondent Barbour" the
comparison will DO found rather IN.
complimentary to Mr.. Camden.
LEWIS.
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Hon. A A. Lewis.


BIG SKIN CREEK, May III.
To the Editor Of The Democrat,
In the last issue Of THs DBMocRAr |
noticed woll.timsd article In relation
to our representative in the Legislature;
aud after giving the matter considera-
ton, can think Of no man who is more
peculiarly adapted to GIL the position
than our last delegate, ALBERT A.
LEWIS, Of Weston. He is entitled by
past custom to another term; and
throwing this aside, he fairly earned
the hSnor Of a unanimous reelection.
| have talked with several members Of
the last Legislature, and all agree
that Dir. Lewis was one Of the most
active and efficient members Of that
body. He is cOmpOtent--all will ad-
nit. lie is honest, mono deny. So
here, Mr.. Editor, is q man who comes
up to the standard you recommend
be is both honest and capable. And
more than this, his success last winter,
in securing appropriations Of money to
BIO expended in our county, whea all
the friends of the Hospital had given
up the task as hopeless one, is n
powerful recommendation in his favor.
II it is right Cand was always taught
that it IT, to judge of the future by
the past, then wo may rest assured that
all the interests Of our people will DO
well cared for when placed in the Gus,
tcdy Of Mr.. Lewis. | trust he will an.
nOuucO himself as q candidate at once !;
for tho Democracy out this way-in
what you sometimes call "thc Tenth
Legion"-arc anxious to give him their
support. Mr.. Lewis may rest assured
that in the nominating convention he
will not call in vain upon the Demo.
cratic voters Of SRlN CagEx.
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MEsroN. N[nr

WEsroS, May 1G.
Mn. WoFPtSpIS You will rccol.
lect that a few weeks ago, a certain
ic0.housc in this place took fire thro'
carolCssnoss. To-day I saw Gre
built about 4 or 8 feet from the same
place. Don't this beat your time?
PUBLlcAY.
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BulltoWn.
Burrows, w. Va, M,y14.

BuLLTowS, W. Va, May IA.
To tie Editor Of Tile Democrat;
l saw list of the "marriagcabls
men" Of Salt Lick, BratxOn county,
aud think it no moro than justice that
the poor broken hearted things (tho
ladieD who wish to make the fatal leap
into matrimOuy should know that there
are some very fine gentlemen in Bull
town. Below is the list, aud | hope
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-20

yet to the manor bora" and in every
way qualified to render the most ex-
acting satisfaction. May no diminu-
ton in his shadow ever be psrceptibls
to the naked eye, is the prayer Of
T.
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,,ooss, Alll1Sna,
p' AND
STRAW GOOne
STRAW GOODS


1872.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR C. co.
Importers, Manufacturers 4 JobbOrs in
BONNET TMMMlSo, Nick AND slsn
RIBBONS, VELVET RIBBONS, NyoK
TIES, Bonnet Silks, Satins, yelycts
and Grapes, Flowers, Feathers, Or.
naments, Frames, &c., Straw Bon.
nets and Ladies' and Childron's Hats
Trimmed and Untrimmod) and IN
connecting ware rooms,
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS.
EAfBROLDERLES
Laees, Nets. Collars, Sets, Handler.
chiefs, Yelling, Head Nets. dc.
237 and 230 Baltimore ST., Baltimore Ma
These goods are manufactured by us n,
bought for cash directly from The E1ropeSn
and American manufacturers, embracing All
the latest novelties, unequaicd In VARIETY
and cheapness in any market. Ordors
filled with care prompthess and Dispatch
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-20
400, 900 Ns WAMTND
AT THE
WESTON WOODEN FACTORY,

Having added largely 10 our mupuioe.
turing departments, We will require ali The
WOOL raised In Lewis and adjoining coun.
les 10 meet our demand. Also parties hav.
ng, Wool TO sell for cash will not forget we
Will pay higher prices than any one else
as our object Is 10 stimulate WeOl.growing
In this section. Owing TO the fact that he
amount produced Is not suiIicIen, for home
demands, and having made large stock Of
extra Jeans, Cloth, Rlannels, Blankets, cal.
idonia Linscy, and all grades of Yarn. VIC
can offer great inducements TO those wiShipS
to exchange their Wool for MANUFACTURED
goods. Please to give US a call and examine
our stock. '''''"'
J: III. CLIFTON & co.,
Weston WO0Icn Factory,
AZ %. If
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CHICAGO.
Spirit Of the Chicago Press on the NOml-
nations.

CHICAGO, June r. The Tribune,
this morning, speaking of the result OF
the Philadelphia Convention, says
that the nomination of Grant was uni
versally expected, and that the an-
uouncement of the fact failed to excite
the least comment. The nomination Of
Wilson, il says, was a surprise to few,
but not TO the many who have known
that Mr.. Colfax had long since been re-
garded with dislike by the Grant
faction. The Tribune then proceeds
with a review of Mr.. Wilson's political
history, especially his connection with
the Know Nothing party, and concludes
the article as follows: This ticket pre-
sents all the evils of the Grant admins
tratiOn, and, as if the hate, prejudioes,
bitterness, prescription and disfranchise-
ments of late years were not enough,
there has been revived the old and most
senseless of all hates and prejudices, the
prescription of naturalized citizens and
their political acknowledgements, in the
addition to the ticket of Mr.. Henry
Wilson, who at one time was High
Priest of the Natavisia in the United
States The platform, it says, declares
in favor of all measures which the ad-
ministratiOn party in Congress have op-
posed. The tariff question, it argues, is
in the interest of the prOtectionists, and
means that the President will oppose
and veto any repeal of the taxes levied
for the protection of mOnOpOlies.
The Times says that the nomination
of Grant was made, as a matter OF
course, simply through his control of
party machinery, and that the nOmina-
ton of Wilson was the result of infiu-
ence, OF which the consideration Of fit
ness formed no part, ColfaX being inn
measurably superior in every qualifica-
ton for the position. The tariff plank
in the platform it regards as explicitly
in favor Of protection.
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM.
Awful Accounts from Illinois Death
and Destruction Fearfully
Detailed.

CANTON, ILLINOIS, June THE most
destructive rain-storm of many years,
passed over this vicinity last night. All
the low-lands in every direction are
flooded, and great destruction OF crops
is reported along the Illinois river-bot-
toms. Everything is washed away.
Houses, barns and stock, to the north
east of this city, for several miles, We're
washed away, the inmates barely escap-
ing with their lives. A large number of
hogs and other stock are drowned. One
farmer reports two hundred fat hogs and
shoats gone.
To the southeast the losses were more
extensive. Fences, bridges, culverts,
small buildings, railroad tracks and
everything movable have been swept
away. Seven narrow escapes from
drowning are reported, and one invalid,
who was compelled TO move out in the
storm, died from exposure. This morn
ing altthecoal mines. are flooded, east and
southwest Of this point. Southwest of
this point, ON the Spor river, the dam
age is reported as still greater, but no
particulars can be obtained, as all COM
municatiOn is severed.
The Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw rail-
road is badly damaged. On the east side
of Canton the bridges are all gone, and
telegraph wires down. The Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroad track is
also badly washed away, south. Several
bridges between this point and Rushyille
are gone. The damage to the crops can
not now be ascertained with any GER
tainty, but it is beyond doubt that all
the grain in the low lands is washed out.
The higher prairie farms have not suf-
fered 50 much, but have not escaped en-
tirely. 1t will be several days before the
real extent of the damage is ascertained.
Later reports make the damage much
worse than even at first reported. It
will take several days to repair the rail-
roads. In all, ten miles of track and
bridges are gone. All communication is
cut off for several days.
Two more deaths by drowning are re-
ported,
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THE FEDERAL cAPITAL.
The Additional Article Reported Ae-
cepted-The Plan Laid Down.
A Paul Jones Veteran Receives his PEN
siOn-Resalt Of a TWenty-flFe
Years Lawsuit.
The Tolls through the Louisville Canal
Reduced to Five Gents per Ton.

WASHINGTON, June IA report pre-
vailed to-day that England has ac-
cepted the additional article to the
Treaty of Washington. This report may
have been founded on the remarks made
last night in the House of Lords, which
gave promise of such result. No Of
fetal information had been received up
to late hour tonight confirming the
report Gentlemen in official positions
have, from Minister Schenck, intimation
that lead them 10 believe the article will
be accepted with the explanation given
the British Ministry by authority of our
government in relation 70 the conse-
quential damages. Should the article
be accepted it viii be embodied in the
form of treaty, to be negotiated here
by Secretary Fish and Sir Edward
Thornton, and then sent TO London for
the SOvereign's signature. The arbitra-
tors at Geneva can adjourn soon after
their meeting ON the fifteenth instant,
to meet again as sOon as the documents
shall reach them, and thereafter con-
tinue their business without further inn
pediment.
In accordance with the request of the
New York Central Railroad Company,
the sale of their property to satisfy the
demands of the government tax Is post
poned until the attorneys Of the COM
pany can confer with Secretary Boutwell,
and Commissioner Douglass.
During the proceedings in the House
of Representatives this afternoon a bill
was passed for the relief of a lady aged
seventy-One years, giving her eight
thousand dollars, being the amount
of seven years half-pay due her
father, who served as an officer under
Paul Jones, in the % Bon Homme Rich
ard" Twenty-Five years have been
spent by her in prosecuting the claim.
She was in the gallery when the an
of the passage of the bill
was made by the Speaker, and she waved
her handkerchief with an air of tri-
umph. Several members on the floor,
noticing this act, began to applaud,
meanwhile smiling at the lady as if to
express their qualification at the result;
other members following their example
and q general clapping Of hands and
laughter rang through the hall. The
lady, overcome by her feelings, burst
into tears and then fell on her knees in
prayer. Many hearts were made glad
by the lady's success.
Mr.. HOlman's proposition in the
House to reduce the tolls on the Louis
vile canal was ingrafted on the river
and harbor bill in the Senate, and has
been concurred in by the House, thus fix
ing the tolls at five cents per ton.
The Senate in Executive session con-
firmed the nomination of Robert z. Dick
to be United States District Judge.
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.


Street-railroad employees in Richmond
have struck against areduction of wages.
Adviees from Chicago say that a Sc
we're rain-stOrm prevailed throughout
the Northwest, yesterday and last night,
Oyerfiowing water-courses and doing
great damage to roads, fences and
bridges.
Professor Kings balloon Colossus, the
largest ever manufactured, in which he
intended making his ascension from
Philadelphia on the fourth of July, was
entirely destroyed by fire at atCharlestOwn,
Massachusetts, on Thursday evening.
Toledo, Ohio, was visited last night by
a most terrific storm of wind and rain,
which swept almost everything within
its course. The walls Of building,
recently burned, were blown down,
burying and fatally injuring three per
sons.
The striking employees of the Philadel-
phia gas factory have resolved to hold
out until an increase Of pay is granted.
Many of their places are filled. They
made several riOtous demonstrations
yesterday, which the police promptly
suppressed.
A boat race took place this afternoon
on the Schuylkill river, between the
celebrated oarsmen, Wm SellRff, of
Pittsburg, and Thomas c. Butler, of
Boston. The race was for five hundred
dollars a side. The boats started from a
point below the Reading railroad bridge,
the course being five miles. Butler, at
the starting, was in advance, but the
Pittsburg man gradually gained, and at
the stake She boat was some distance
ahead. In the home stretch he gradual
ly widened the gap and reached the
starting point twelve lengths ahead Of
his opponent, winning easily. The
time made by Sch@ff was 32:27, which
is the fastest time ever made in this
country.
A coal oil explosion took place in the
cellar Of Henry Wilkman's store, on
Fifth street, near Vine, in Cincinnati,
at seven O'Clock yesterday evening. 1t
blew the shOw-windOws and contents
and doors into the street. 1t also blew
out the end of small frame building,
which constituted the rear of the store,
and demolished queensware and lamps,
and severely burned Mr.. Wilkman, vino
was alone in the store. Several persons
ON the sidewalk in front of the store
were prostrated, but not injured. Mr..
Wilkman's injuries are severe, but
perhaps not fatal. How the coal-oil was
ignited, no one can tell. No one was in
the cellar at the time. Interpretations
are that it is case Of spontaneous igni-
ton. At least one barrel exploded. The
fire alarm was sounded quickly, and the
fire was extingIiished by the engines be-
fore ii got out of the cellar. The store
room contained qneensware, much of
which was broken. The damage is pro-
badly three thousand dollars.
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PARIS, June AT the session OF the
National Assembly yesterday afternoon,
debate was resumed on the army bill.
Ia tlle course of discussion General
Troel,u delivered brilliantand remark
,,i,le speech. He submitted a proposition
fhaf three instead Of five years, as pro-
vided by the bin, should form the term
s,f service in the army, and that pro-
visO should be added to the bill reducing
sl.ss term to two years for meritOriOns
conduct. The speech was listened 70
wifi great attention by al the deputies,
and oa lbs conclusion the applause was
Iol,d and long continued from al parts
IL the chamber.
Tire .golag1at Qilieiole announces that
ahe tots,I damage sustained BY the city
~ Paris al the hands Of the Commune,
via reach i've hundred millions Of
francs.
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We congratulate the people OF our OPP
pressed section upon another defeat of
the Senate civil-rights and kuklux bills
in the House OF Representatives. The
vote on the former was taken on
Poland's amendments, and resulted in
eighty-six noes to seventy-three yeas,
two-thirds of the whole number being
required. on the latter, the vote stood
lightweight noes to fifty-six yeas, two
thirds being also necessary. For this
we are indebted TO the Cincinnati Con-
yeniiOn.
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SOLD AT COST. AND SOME AT LESS THAN COST.

LADIES VVTSHTNG
CaicO Beaehed DOmestics Brown DOmes l0 Sheeng Per-
Gales Lawns, Plain and Figured Pques, Irish and Pants
Linens, all kinds of White Goods should call at the
SOUTHERN PALACE. a--.ae
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,rnn1,rranrr,s NnnrNArIoNs.

THE Labor Reform State Executive
Committee, in Nashville yesterday,
aereed upon a State ticket. John c.
Brown for Governor, Andrew johnson
for Congressman for the State at large,
w. q. Brien, Congressman from the
Filth District, w. c. Whitthorne, from
The Sixth, r. F. LOoney, from the
Ninth
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The Lydon railroad bridge, seven hum
dred feet long, on the Philadelphia and
Erie railroad, five miles west of Viii
Transport, Pennsylvania, was burned
Thursday night. This will not impede
travel, as new bridge has been built
on the opposite side of the river, and
trains will 20 that way.
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A BIG RACE.
Exciting Contests Of the THrf-Day not
Favorable, but Results Aston
ishing.

PHILADELPHIA, June THE race
between Goldsmith Maid and Lucy
came OFF this afternoon at Suffolk Park,
witnessed by thousands of persons. Rain
fell during the last two heats. The time
made by Goldsmith Maid was 2:223,
2:22f, and 2:22l. Jay Gould was trotted
out between the heats, and made 2:231.
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LONDON, June THE announcement
from Liverpool yesterday, that the gov
,.rnment had withdrawn its consent to
the departure of the band Of the Grena-
,lier Guards for America was premature,
although the report was current in that
CITY. The full band sailed ia the steam
ship City of Brussels, for New York.
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TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS ONLY
351 Cash Premiums
To be paid IMMEDIATELY. AFTER the Dis.
tributiOn takes place.

The Board of Directors, in commencing
this Second Scheme to the Public, promise
that 10 shall be carried out in as good faith as
the annexed certificates prove the former TO
have been. The high character and standing
OF the Managers selected will also be an addi-
tiOnal guarantee that perfect Justice and fair
ness viii control this Distribution.
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nor Il AND WARM SULPHUR BATHS
CHARGE FOR THE SEASON:
VALHERMONO SPRINGS,
Morgan County, North Alabama
Iodine. white and BLACK sulphur, Gael
ybenae and FreesdOne Waters
i'm grea4 abundance.

TglHIS cele ebrated watering place, located in
the Switzerland Of the South, and which
has been visited by crowds OF inyalids daring
the last fly years, but has been closed for the
last few years, is now REOPENED to all such as
desire 70 improve their heahh. We have in
our possession many testimOni ale oearing eyi-
dsn6e to the cures thaG have been effected in
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Asthma and many
ot her ailments, which can be seen in our cir
.culars, that will be freely circulated, and for
wert.ed to any one making their wishes
known. We will try to render our guests as
comfortable as possible, ant our table shall be
supplied with the best the country affords, in
abundance and good style. The scenery is rO-
mantle and the location healthy.
We will take pleasure in answering all let
ers of inquiry regarding the Springs.
myH j. r. PA1NfEE 4 SON.
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.


Madrid, June 1T is probable that
Admiral Topete viii be appointed Min
lister To the colonies.
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The President of the United States
was yesterday congratulated by a large
number of visitors at Washington.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

ADAAIS-The friends OF T. d. Eldridge and
T. p. Adams are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral of Miss ANNE T. ADAMS, from
the residence of T. D. Eldridge, opposite state
Femalc college, this SATURDAY morning,
al l0lL nielock.
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A Virginia Mountain Retreat.
THE MONTGOMERY
WHITE sULPHUK SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

VlHIs delightful summer retreat viii be
i opened for tile reception Of visitors on
JUNE lsT, 1S72.
II is situated in the very heart Of the Az
LEGHANY MOUNTAINS, only one and a.
half miles from the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad, and is accessible by means OF a
hOrse-car railway from BIG TUNNEL De
POT, a ride Of ten minutes.
IL Is within ONE HOURS drive OF several
other watering places and small towns. It's
several springs Sulphur, Chaiy beate and
LmestOne) stand unriYaled for medicinal
virtues.
An experienced Caterer and first-elass Cooks
have been secured, and many Improvements
made since last season.
A FIRST-CLASS LIVERY,
a Telegraph. Express and POstofhee, Barber
slloD Baih-house, Billiart-saloOn, Bowling
alleys, beautiful CrOQuet Grounds, and
Splendid Brass and string hand.
are added 10 the natural attractions and con-
Yenieces OF the place,
Excursion tickets from Memphis to Mont
goInery White, Via Memphis and Charleston
Railroad from June lst, so IS.
Terms only 50 per month.
For further particulars, 9lldress
nyl5 cod THOMAS wilson, Pr0pr.
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351 MS
To be Distributed in Conformity TO Law.
CERrrErCArEs.

SESEG'4'A-E-A ia EAs@s
MEMPHIS, June 3, 1872.
Received of the Memphis Agricultural and
Dollars, being amount OF premium drawn b
Ticket No. SO at the Distribution Of said So
ciety. June I. lS72. ID. a. CLARKE
Commission Merchant, Front street, Memphis,
Tennessee.
Mechanical Society the sum Of Five thousand
Dollars, being amount OF premium drawn BY
Ticket No. 94l4 at the Distribution OF said So
ciety, Jun I, 1872. JACOB LUTZ,
Boot ana shoe Dealer, Madison street, Mem
Ell. BARINDs.
Salesman at Mansfteld & IIigbees Drug store,
Main street, Memphis, Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 3, 1877.
We, the undersigned, take pleasure in attest
ing the perfect honesty and fairness Of the
Distribution OF the Memphis Agricultural and
Mechanical Society drawn at Greenlaw Opera
House, June ], lS72, and heartily commend the
the payment of the premiums drawn, and the
prompt drawing on the day advertised, TO the
W. Nj. HARRINGTON,
Presit Union and Planters Bank.
II. L. GARTH,
Pres't German National Bank.
j. j. MURPHY,
Pres't Memphis Bank.
FS. DAVIS,
Pres't First National Bank.
J.J- FREEMAN,
Casll'r Merchants National Bank.
NJ. j. WICKS,
Pres't II. and c. Railroad.
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WATERING PLACES.
Hot Springs of Arkansas
ACCOMMODATION HACK LINE,
Little Rock, Ark.

ESTABLISHED "a 1860 and sin exists re-
u ports OF IN crested parties - the contrary.
INNAIIDS and PRIVATE PARTIEr VIII
find this the most pleasant and agreeable
mode OF reaching these far-famed ,eTs,
tra vsling by daylight only.
ns-THROUGH TICKETS prevent pa -
from exercising a preference. Hacks can be
secured by telegraph. Fare by this line as
rah2i WA s. DAVIS. Proprietor
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DIED.

MCGILI-Friday morning, June Z, lSs2, at
st. Joseph's Convent, Str. MARY OF NAZA-
RETII (McGil).
Funeral from st. PatFieks Church. this
SATURDAY morning. Requiem High Mass
M 9 o'clock
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Children under y years and seFv ants halI price
DR.. ]. Fl. North, formerly Of Cleveland " ater
Cure. but now Of Louisville, VIII be resident
physician during the summer.
II. II. ClarksOn will be found in the Office to
welcome his old friends and Others on arrival
eOdl w. 5. VANMETER & BRO, ProPrs.