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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-04-11
WEST VIRGINIA.:

At Rules held in Tie Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Cour. Of Mason county, on Monday.
April LIST, 1917.
Margaret Lynn Horton,
Yr ~ vs.
Valentine B Horton, Jr, William A. llealy,
John S Lewis, John W. English, James H.
Couch, Charles P T. Moore, Mary B. Nc.
Cnlloch, John McCulloch, Rebecca Z. Nc
Daniel, in her own right tand as guardian Of
Mary j Mcdaniel and GporgeC McDaniel,)
Wallace Mcdaniel, Mary j, Mcdaniel and
George 0 Mcdaniel. In Chancery.
The object of thi, suitis to set aside as frau
dulent a deed Of conveyance made by the de.
PENDANT, Valentine B. Horton. Jr., to William
A. Healy on the 18th day Of May. 1870. for
two tracts Of land situated in Waggerer town.
ship, Mason county, West Virginia, containing
together 29G acres, and TO subject said real es'
tate to the payment Of the Alimony now due
the complainant under and by virtue Of de-
cre.al order Of the Court of Common Pleas of
Hamilton county Ohio rendered on the 7th
day Of June. 1866, ond TO secure and provide
for the pay lnent Of such other sLns OF money
as allowed for her Alimony under and by vir.
tue of said leceial order as are yet to become
due. And it appearing from affidavit fled
with the papers Of This cause, that William A
Healy and Wallace Mcdaniel are non resi-
dents of the State Of West Virginia, on mo.
ton OF Complainant by Counsel, it is ordered
that they do appear here within one month af
ter the dale Of the first publica'ion Of this or
der and do what is necessary to protect their
interests in this cause. Teste:
CB WAGGENER, Clerk,
by G. B. Waggeaer, Jr, Deputy.
English Sehon, Henry j. Fisher, W. II.
TomIinson aud Knistt 4 Couch, Solicitors.
apr Adv.
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notice.!

THIS is to give notice that have associated
with me in the Drug Business, Mr.. A L.
Ric.;lc and which will hereafter be known I'M,
der the firm name Of Miles I}ckel This
change necessltales new measures, and there
fore, | call upon those who are indebted TO the
by note or book account to cone forward with.
out delay, and settle up, as am very desir us
Of closing up my old business. and besides |
need the money. | hope this hint will be suf.
ticient. i. al B. l.. MILES.
april Him.
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To Little Rhode Island no man can vote
who has not paid pretty oucrous poll-tax,
This cuts off from the list a large number
Of poor persons, who have to spend their
money for bread rather than for the priyi
lege OF voting. It's not surprising that,
under these circumstances. with the masses
disfrauchisel, we have to chronicle Grant
victory.
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The returns from Rhode Island show
that while the Radicals elect their Cover
nor by majority Of 1889, the Democrats
elect their candidate for Lieutenant Gov.
ernor by 257 majority. What's the mat
ter with Rhode Island?
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In ia Crosse, Wisconsin, a German
society recently adopted resolutions de-
nouuciug the course Of Senator Carpenter
towards Senator scburz.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
VALUABLE OHIO RIVER FARM!

VALUABLE OHIO RIVER FARM!
TN pursuance Of the terms aud provisions Of
decree Of the Circuit Court OF Mason
County, West Virginia. rendered on The 9th
day Of March. 1872. in a certain Chanccry
cause therein pending, IN which jeremiah B..
Ackley is complainant, and Alfred B. Hop.
kins and others are defendants, shall
On the goth day Of May, 1872,
at the Front Door of the Court House Of Ma.
son county, proceed to sell BY way Of public
auction, to the highest bidder, the land in the
bill and proceedings mentioned containing
1861 acres, and being the same real estate
which was conveyed to Alfred B. Hopkins by
James II. Couch. Special Commissioner, and
Alexander Long and wife, By deed dated July
Goth, 1852, which land is situated in Graham
Township, and adjoining the lands Of John j..
Weaver, and known as the Alfred B. Hopkins
Farm, upon the following terms ,o.wit: for
cash as to one.third Of the purchase money,
and the balance upon credit of six and
twelve months as to the residue, taking bond
with good security for the deferred nsalments
bearing interest from date, and retaining the
title as further security.
EDMUND sEH0N,
apr Him. Special Commissioner.
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The Grant faction has just two hopes Of
success in the Presidential election. One
is that the Cincinnati Convention may not
act with policy and wisdom, aud the other
is that the Democracy, or portion Of them
will b. fools enough not to unite
their forces with that organization which
proposes the destruction Of the military
ring aud the Inauguration of political
reform at Washington. With the Democ.
racys assistance it is able to accomplish
the task This assistance it can have.
The democratic party will vote so as to
make finish Of Grant and his gang Our
Liberal Republican friends may depend
upon that. Enquirer.
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Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate.
'"''''' vs. "'' In chaneery.

Marlln WctZelj
VS. III OhanCery.
Isaac E. Austin. J
In Pursuance of the terms Of decree Of the
L Circuit Court Of Mason County, rendered
at the February Term, 1872, | will on tho
eth Day of April, 1879,
at the Front door Of the Court House of said
county, proceed to 'ell at public auction to the
highest bidder, the five acres of land in the bill
and proceedings mentioned. upon the follow.
ing terms: One.haf the purchase money cash
in hand aud the balance upon credit of six
months, taking from the purchaser bond with
cod security with interest from date. and re.
aiming the title as further security
W II TOMLINS0N,
inch 2l-4w. Special Commissioner.
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POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
Democratic and Conservative State
Convention

Pursuant to resolutions ofthe Democrat
cand Conservative State Executive Com.
mi.tee, this day adopted, q Democratic and
Conservative State Convention is her.by
called to meet 10 the
City Of Parkorsburg on Thursday, May
80. 1879,
at III o'clock. A NJ TO nominate candidates
for Governor, four judges Of the supreme
Court Of Appeals, Auditor, Treasurer, At
torney General and State Superintendent
Of Free schools. Also to form an elect
oral ticket aud select delegates to repre-
sent the State 10 tho Democratic National
Convention.
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Several members Of the Virginia Lngis-
laturc, among whom are Geu j. A Walk
or. the delegate from Pulaski, said to be
disqualified by the l4lh Amendment from
holding seats in that body. have been no.
tilted by the U. s, Attorney to appear be.
fore the United States Court, now sitting
at Lynclburg, and show cause why they
should not be indicted by the Federal
grand jury Eechaaye.
When will the days ofproscription and
persecution cud?
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Ex-Governor Curtin, Colonel Mcclure,
Hon. Morehead, Of Pittsburg it is report.
cd will be delegates from Pennsylvania to
Cincinnati
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Stockholders Meeting.

HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE "Mason
County Printing and Publishing Compa.
nv" will take notice that there will be gene
raj meeting Of the stockholders Of said Com.
pauy a. The office Of +. A. GUTHRIE, in the
town ., Point Pleasant. Mason cuualy, West
Virginia, on Friday, The l2,h day of April,
ls72, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ said day, Tor the
purpose Of e'ectins Board Of Directors, aud
to make by laws for the government Of said
Company, aud to transact any other business
nee, ssary to bp done by SAID slockhol irrs.
Go " ,Morcdock. I B Swami,
r i. WjDklrbIack, s. Walktl,
Major Brown, } GbhonS,
John U. Myers, z Shrewsbury, ir
Geo Z Uowuins, William French,
II H. Swallow, F. " si>son
A q Mason, Wiliim smith, b..
5 A. Burnap, y. A. Guthrie.
w. W Harper .. Gilmore, lr.
Is. L Miles II Mcdaniel
Person, desiring The success of a lttpub'i
can newspaper IN NJ son county are respect.
Iully Wed to be IN Pom. pL asani M the
above named day. !apr 4-2S
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Valuable River Bottom Farm for Sale.
THE Heirs of Louis B. Menager, deceased,
| offer for sale their farm situated in Mason
county, West Virginia, lower end Of Cle"den.
in township. on HE Ohio river, 10 miles BE-
low 6aIlipolis, Ohio. and smiles below Point
Pleasant, West Virginia, containing
3O2 ACRES OF BOTTOM LAND
in high state VI cultivation. One hundred
acres Of well timbered Hill land. Two orch
ards with trees Of superior quality Two
dwelling houses and all necessary out build
il, e. Title pertscSand clear Of all incpmb.
RANGES
lJAnyone wishing to purchase farm of
the aforesaid description, would do well to
call on or address the undersigned for terms
of sale and particulars 'r
JAMES B MENAGER. ..
Point Pleasant, Mason County, w. Va
inch l5-,f.
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Administrators Notice..

THE CREDITORS of The decpdent, Dr. 7,
G Borgess., will please take notice thl'
they must present their claims for paymen. to
the undersigned Administrators, on or before
the second Monday in May, 1872. 1.e edo
W. B, HODGE; Admir-,
O. W. BOGGESS,}
,,,l 81 fp ... 4
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DISSOLUTION.

1NHE co par nership heretofore existing in
l the firm name of Bickle d Storiz, in the
Merchant Tailoring and Merchandising Bust
ness has this day been dissolved by h s.
Bickle closing out his entire interest in the
establishment to John G StorIz All persons
having claims against tho firm will present
their claims TOD ohm G. Storiz for payment
r. S BICKLE,
feb 90, 1879. J. G. sroRTz.
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The Hartford Couraat say; "Ho who
thinks that party can hold its supremacy
in a government which is run by men like
Coukling, Morton, Carpenter, Chandler,
and Nye, with statesmen like Sumner,
Trumbull, and Schurz protesting aud pro.
scribed, must be more sangaiue than the
average ofpeoplo.
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will continue the business at The old stand
and ask continuance Of the public patronage
All persons indebted 10 the firm are request
ed to make payment to me as am settling up
the business j. q. SJoklh.
inch 2l-lm, tT H.#t
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Washington papers say that the mnnifcs.
to Of the New York Liberal Republicans,
iudorsing the Cincinnati Convention, has
created positive political sensation there.
The Grant Republicans ADM, that the
signatures present an array of names cal.
culated to give weig! and character to any
political movement. The President, in
conversation with ona Of his Senatorial
supporters, stated that the demonstration
had not surprised him, as be had been ad-
vised several days ago that il was to be
made. He wasslad, he said, in one sense,
that it had been made, for it placed It's sup.
porters in open defiance Of tho administers
ton and the regular organization of the
Republican party, and now be should know
where to fnl them. II WAS about time,
no thought, that these distinctive lines
should be drawn by some official act. The
impression, however that the lettor Of
Mcssrs. Greeley, Conkliog, Sclden and
company has made on the Republicans
cannot be concealed. They begin to ad.
nit that The Cincinnati Convention will be
large aud important gathering.
The question has been raised recently
whether West Virginia shall not follow the
example Of Ohio and send colorcd dele
gate to the Philadelphia Convention, A
letter was recently addressed by a Parkers.
burg gentleman to Me-. j II. Hubbard. Of
this city, member Of the National Repub-
lican Committee, making the suggestion
and mentioning colored gentleman of
that city as a good subject for appointment
We mention the matter that those who ex.
pcct to attend the Grafton Convention on
the 23l Of May may not be shocked who'll
ly out Of their propriety when the PROPOSE.
ton is made in the Convention. = Wheel.
ing htcl|;yencer.
Just as We said a week or two ago, The
Radicals will send negro delegates to the
Grant Convention at Philadelphia, Ex-
Gov. Stevenson will DO delegate to that
convention, AMI consequently negro
must b, sent also. 81 as to give tho West
Virginia delegation some semblance of re.
Stevenson has such exalted
opinions Of the negro, that no doubt be
will want to sleep and room with the 'col-
orcd gentleman" from Parkersburg.
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Tho suspicious thing about Secretary
Robson is lha. whereas be was county
court lawyer with per aunum practice
ofabout $4,000 just before entering tho
Cabinet, he is now man Of great wealth,
rejoicing in the mansion, equippago, aud
bank account Of q true millionaire.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-04-11
CONNNyOyDRS SlLI
OF
VALUABLE KANAWlIA RIVER
Bottom land!!

Sctszer, Baalv Il Co., as
G. sehon, Admir- d. lo"a IN Chanccr3
non Of Geo W Sebrrli,
decd and others.
DY VIRTUE OF q DEaRETAL ORDER
- Of the UnrUit Gmri of Mason county,
PRONOUNCED at The February Term, lsI2,
Shall on
Saturday, April 27th, 1872,
proceed to sell al the Gonrl II Use door of said
county the land IN the bill aml proceedings
mentioned, being he unIvid'r onr fifth ~
,rrest Of lhu said G,orgr " Srbn u, deceased
in that valuable tract Of land kl,twn " the
Frederick Spbrcll F,rm The said land lle'
on the s
kanaWha River.
about Ave niles from Point Pleasant. and i,
in fine slate Of cultivation The Whole trni
Contains #.bEE
:SslSsss acres.
but the interest offer for sale CONTAINS AZ %
acres 1t will be- sold subject to,he cn,lro! of
the widow Of Frederick SpJrcll, d'c'd. who
is the mother Of the said George W Sebrel!,
deceased. 1t is subject to hcrconlrol only du'
ring widowhood, or her natural life
TERMS OF SALE:
One third ofih purchase money cash in
hand, and the balance on credit of six and
twelve months, taking from the purchaser
bonds with good security for the deferred in
staments, and retaining the legal title as
further security.
JOHN +. TIMMS,
Special Commissioner
March %, 72-5w.
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Il has been incorrectly stated tina. the
Supreme Court has refused to entertain the
question Of the cons,itutionality Of the Ku.
Klux law. on the ground Of lack Of juris.
diction. All that has been decided Is the
Ku.Klux prisoners is not the proper one
by which to get that law before the court.
Other proceedings to the same end are now
under advisement by the Supreme Court.
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to caress. For years he has felt tbi,
matrimony coming on. Ever since he
left California there has been an under.
tone OF despair running through ali his
letters like the subdued wall of n piy
beneath wash.tub. He felt thai he
was going, that 10 earthly power could
save him, but, as q concession to hi.
weeping publishers, he tried a change Of
climate BY putting on Q linen coat and
writing from the West Indies. Then
ne tried rhubarb, and during his latter
months he was almost constantly under
the influence of this powerful drug.
But rhubarb, while it may give a fitful
glitter to the eye and deceitful red.
ness TO the gilis, cannot long delay the
Pangs OF approaching marriage. Rhu.
barb was not what Mark wanted. Well.
that genial spirit has passed away /; that
loving, bright smile will no more greet
the early bar.keeper, nor the old famil.
lar chalk it down delight his ear.
Poor Mark he was a good schemer.
but he couldn't be made to work. ~
London Letter to the Boston Courier.
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Mark Twain Mad.

The letters which have appeared in
the Spectator from Mark Twain and John
Camden Hot,en have created consider.
able amusement in literary circles here,
and the sympathy is not altogether
with the American humorist. 1t is
limited that personal feeling is in part
responsible for Marks hostility to Hot.
ten. The latter has resided in the
United States, and when Mark Twain
was married This bride was worth $3.50.
OOO) Mr.. Hotten perpetrated the follow
ing jocose paragraph in the San Fran
cisco NaCs- Letter, which vexed the OBJ
ject of il so thoroughly that he cannot
forget or forgive it:
"Mark Twain, who, when he has
been long enough sober to permit an
estimate, has been uniformly found to
bear u spotless character, has got mar.
RED. Ii was not the act of desperate
man-it was not committed while labor.
ing under temporary insanity his in.
sanity is not Of that type, nor does he
ever labor it was the cool, methodical,
cumulative calculation of human nature
working in the breast of an orphan
hankering for some one with a fortune
to love-some one with bank account
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Inc stock OF wool was probably NJ its var,
Ia1sest. - dealefs had held wool lstely for
rise. ihe recent difficulty in transporta alton
caused by the horse cistemper. mad In man,
instances, prevented the delivery Of wool a.
snougn u was absolutely needed Ia the mann.
occurring establishments, and larger onanti,
ties OF goods than have ever accumulaied he.
.oIe are now N store from the same causs 4.
the railroad depots, winch, 80 far, have es- !.
Ihe Boston Transcript Office, . very 6ue
..l recently constructed, has been par
uAiiy destroyed. The Office OF the Posf x in
danger. but at this writing. il IL believed 70 ha
safe. The f'iiot, . Roman Catholic psner
having the largest circulation Of any paper OF
that denomination in the country. WAS an
guifed, ~ also the esta blishment Of Dopohue
~. the weii-known publisher Of Catholic books'
Ano largest newspaper establishments ara
gone. and that trade is also crippled.
30 Tar ~ can be learned, no stesmships c,n
nave been destroyed, their docks being some
Instance from the fire. Many smaller craft
are reported to have been lost.
onouid the wind change, or control of the
S =. De lost, the next section to 20 will be
state street. In which are almost all the banks
and insurance Offices. There IL NOT the Ie,s,
danger to the residence portion of the citv az
yet apprehended, but il the wind yeers to the
eAstIcome from the sea- they will fall be-
meath the flames.
MANsARD ROOFS
mat the solid structures Of iron and stone
which ill the burnt district, should have been
30 easily consumed, is attributed here to the |
perniscious fashion Of Gaping them with the |
ran and combustibe MaAsard roof, which |
'erves to carry the fame from building to
building. "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-22

LASTING LovELISEss.--Twenty years ago.
when paint. pearl powder and enamel. were ruipins
tne compositions and destroying the health Of women
OF fashion. HAoASs MAGNOLIA PALM Was brouebt : uf
pure botanical co ,m-tie. guaranteed to restore
nIoom and beauty to the skin. From that time TO
the present IL has been continually rising in pubIic
ssimation .: the the safest and most unexcepon.
able PREPARATION 81 It's clsas Instead OF producing
an srtinciai metallic like the deadly eo mels
or willing the euticIe like she poisonou, fluids sold
unoer various nance b~nutifers. IL keeps the skin
satin; and imparts TO 1t that delicate. ros, tnee
Tt cn - tne oeas deal OF compiexionsl loveiness
sppsinS the Balm daily IL may be prolonged from
youth 10 age. lady who purchased the Int hottie
Of the article nineteen years ago writes 10 s.v ,hss
4 forty is pur,! clearer and
Ne beauty solely to the daily use Of HAoAs's Mag
Mia BALn.-lCom. A"
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TEE SUCCESSFUL PHYsIcrAS.-Dr. J.
Walker is achieving an eminent d..
tinction as benefactor of his specia.
Some stigmatize all patent medicine.
With the odious epithet Of quackery
But DIR. Walkers CALIFORNIA Vryrc..
birfERs have the indersemen. of thu
medical profession. The editor can
conscientiously and cordially recon.
mend the medicine, because he know.
ne has found great benefit from it's use.
FOR nearly twenty years he has suffered
from arrangement Of the stomach. And
though the disease has become chronic.
ne has already obtained great relief
from this remedy.
physician left ct death large volume
carefully scaled. and supposed Is, conts,n .
fund OF medical knowledge. On being onenad
It was found to contain oniy this s;1nns 80
vice Keep your head cool, your feel warm
and your bowels open" But there II 4 Whole
volume Ia this maxim. VINEGAR fBrrrxRs act
- ~ = mild cathartic. leaving the system in 4
II. T. Mcdonald, an experienced druggist.
,ssocated with DIR. Walker, is = nan OF
thorough integrity and practical knowledge OF
ne art OF compounding medicine. They have
valuable medicine. and they know how 10
'nng 1t to the knowledge Of the public bv
adicious advertising. We are happy to give
mem our hearty indorsement, and bid them
,o1-.peed in relieving the ills to which
ssn ishe'r-L0cktcood Unionist, Dec. 20. 1872.
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We often see large stock of c.ttle
which do not seems to thrive. and COM. 80
"sp1ng poor" all for want of sometime ~
start them in the right direction. One dol
iars worth OF Sherid0n's Cavalry Condition
io,cders, given to such q stock occasiopallv
during the winter, would be worth more than
an extra half ton Of hay.-[Com.
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J. n. HARRIS 4 CO.. Cincinnati. O.
soNsv,,T1snrrvx.,,

The advertiser. having been permanentiy cured Of
shss dread disease Consum rfion. By simple remedy.
Is anxious TO make known TO his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure To al who desire IL, he will send
copy OF the prescription used (free OF chark) with
the directions for preparing and using the Same.
which they will Ind . suaE Cum ron CoSsunPfIoN.
culties.
Parties wishing tie Prescription Vim p!esw address
Rev. HOWARD A. WILSON,
iss Penn It.. Williamsbursh. n. 7.
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CANNOr BE DENIED. that the celebrated
ana popular medicine. Aliens Lung Balsam.
r IsL SURPRISES all other remedies for Coughs,
people are praisng its good qualities, and Il
- looked on a. the best family medicine of the
age. We can truly say that we have never
known Its equal for cough and lung affections.
ana ~ we say to the afflicted, Try it! Sold by
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-22

YOUTHS PuBLIcArION.-For nearlv
Dali century the Youths Companion. Of
Boston. has been published. 1t was started
IN 1897. and Is to-day one of the brightest
ana most vigorous papers with which we are
cquainted.-[Com.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-22

SHALLENBERoER's PILLS for Fever and
Ague are altogether the most effective remedy
IN the market, II We can believe the Dayen-
port Densocrat.-fCom.
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HELP WANTED.-There is a great de.
maid for female help in Milwaukee. The
EVENING wiscoSsIS, Of that city. inserts, free
OF cost, advertisements Of females in want of
situations, - ICON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-22

A FEW applications of "The Queens
Toilet will render the toughest skin smooth
and soft.-[Com.
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HAVE you a severe wrench or spra;n ?
Have you rheumatism in auy form H.ve
you stun neck, or punches caused by rhen-
matte pains? Hso, Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
nent Is specific remedy, and is also the
best pain killer in the worId.-CCom.