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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-11-29

BE- WEST VIRGINIA LEGisLATUIE.-
\ Charleston correspondent to the
Wheeling Register says -
Senator Grantham, we notice, has in
troduced in the Senate bill re enacting
the old usury law 1t seems that the
Legislature will never get clear OF this
veXed question. There will be great
effort on the part OF the gentlemen from
Jefferson and Berkeley counties to carry
this bill. You remember they made q
great effort last session but failed. They
may show more strength now than be
tore, but have 10 idea Of ther succeed
ing in the end.
The Act authorizing the Board OF
Public Works to issue certificates to the
members Of Congress who were elected
in October, has become Il law, without
the signature of the Governor. BY the
way, this Congressional question is
getting warmed up down i'll these parts
and the matter is causing considerable
discussion. 1t is thought by some that
Congress will not recognize either those
who were elected in October or those
in August, but will send the whole mat,
ter back to the people, and those who
are strongest in this belief are busy set
ting up the pins for the new election.
Gen. McCausland, of Mason, comes for
ward as the successor of Hereford, III
the Third District and we have heard
numerous names mentioned tor candi-
dates in the first district. Among them
are Hon. u. ID. Johnson, w. w. Miller,
G. o. Davenport and a. j. Pannell.
For the second district we have not
been advised who will succeed j. Mar
shall Hagans, the member who never
was member, but the old second al
ways has patriot or two WHO'S willing
to sacrifice his good name for seat i'll
Congress, especially for $500 per an
mum.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-11-29

R@~ MARRIED AGAlx-A ROMANCE
About the year 1859, Mr.. John Reed,
Jr., and Miss Mary Marmaduke, daugt.
ter of John A. Marmadukc, deceased, OF
this town, were 'juined in the holy
bands of wedlock." They became the
parents of some three or four children,
and resided iii this town until about the
year 1866, when divorce was granted
to the parties by Judge +. b. Hall, then
Judge of our Circuit Court. Mrs.
Reed removed to Guyandotte, Cabell
County, w. Va, some years ago, where
the parties were again united i'll we'd
lock, a few days since, the cold Goals
having been rekindled," and we trust
their ntw relationship of wedlock will
be one of unalloyed pleasure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-11-29

irg ''Repartce" between Judge Allen
and Deputy Sheriff Osbourn, Of this
County:
A few days ago, Judge Allen, who
was holding session of Court at
Charlestown, found reason to censure
severely Sheriff Osboun. The. Sheriff
took the censure calmly and politely.
After while the Judge ordered him to
adjourn Court until the following morn
ing at nine o'clock. Next morning ex-
actly at nine, the sheriff, without any
order from the Judge, caused the bell to
be rung at the appointed hour. The
Judge rushed in the Court House. and
demanded excitedly the name of the
party who rung the bell. The Sheriff
confessed that he had according to the
Judges orders, who ordered him the
day previous to adjourn Court until the
following morning at nine o'clock, and,
continued he, Il see, Judge, that you
are not in your seat" The Judge had
nothing more to say, but took his seat
with his usual dignity. The Sheriff was
avenged.
p9- Miss L. &. STRIDER.-The
West Virginia Educational Monthly
Journal, published at Parkersburg, pays
the following compliment to this lady,
daughter of Mr.. John II. Strider, of this
County -
Miss L. C. Strider, who was teacher
last year in the Fairmont Normal
School, and as such, justly popular, is at
present engaged in teaching in Rom
ney, w. Virginia. We congratulate
the citizens of Romney in their good
fortune in securing such an accomplish
ed lady and teacher.
sD~ CLAIMANTS FOR PROPERTY DE-
srEoYED DURING TIE WAR.-The
Wheeling Register says =
We have received copy of the list
of claims presented to the Commission
ers of Claims at Washington, under the
act of Congress that provides for the
payment of ''loyal citizens in the
southern States for stores or supplies
furnished to or taken by the army. The
list is quite formidable one, aud the
aggregate amount of the claims runs
away up in the millions. The names of
the claimants in Virginia fill thirty-three
pages of the book, while two pages sut-
ice for West Virginia. There are re-
ported in this State only POI claimants
in all, of whom 125 reside in Jefferson
county and So in Berkeley. Greenbrier
reports but one, Doctor Joseph F. Cald-
well, who asks compensation to the
amount of sl45O. Mr.. John H. Akin
son, of Hancock county, claims s246S.
The largest claim in the State is that
made by Mr.. David H. Strother, of
Jefferson county, for $4,000, and the
smallest is that of Joseph Deter, of
Berkeley, who only wants. $685.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-11-29

EsS" FAIR NoTICE.-The Southern
Methodist Congregation have determ-
ined to hold Fair during heapproach-
ing Christmas Holidays to assist them
in raising the debt off their Church pro-
perry.
They take this time and means OF re-
turning thanks to their many friends for
the liberal help they have given hither-
to in such appliances, and hope this
may be the last time they will have to
call upon the public for aid in this mat
ter. They lack several hundred dollars
of having their whole debtprovided for,
and hope by this means and an increas-
ed effort upon their own part toprovide
for their whole Indebtedness by the
close of this year.
Anything in the way of edibles or ar
ticles for sale will be thankfully received.
Committee-G. I. Licklider, Jacob
Ferrels, and David Magaha. ef
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-05

heavy and e1@2o. lower. Corn TO-. bet
ter--70E@72 for prime Western mixed
in store. pSsS - {. a ztrA
ST. Louis, December 4-Flour quitt
and unchanged. Coru firmer; some
Gales higher-new mixed 45049, on
track; AZ in elevator. Whiskey steady,
Mt 8S. Pork firm, at l3 O0913 80. Ba-
con, nothing doing. Lard, nothing
doing -up.country lots offered at IL,
with buyers.
CISCISNATI, December 4.--Flour
steady, Mt 590@7.lO. Corn firm-old
ear 50(d51; sileiled 80; new ear 45l046.
Pork firmer and held higher, at IA 25(0
IL so; buyers offer LOO. Lard-kettIe
rendered T. %; steam held ut Z. so; buy
ers oiler 7432i. Bacon qnict and steady
shoulders scarce and ia improved de-
man'l. ut G,,.; clear rib 7,s; clear sides
"a. Whiskcy pniet, ut 81.
GALvEsroH, December Cotton
fair-gooi ordinary 1875; ordinary
1898; net receipts 3,172 bales; exports
to Grea, Britain 2.93l; coast ~ise l3U;
sales l,f50; stock 43,S73.
SAvANNAIr. December 4-Co.ton
steaiy-middllng Is; net re :cip,s !. $50
bales; exports to Great Britain 5,567;
France 1916; coastwisc 10; sales g, 2,O93; !;
stock 103.945.
BALTIMORE, December 4..-Cotton
tirmcr-snid,iiing l5Ss; low middling
lols; strict good Ordinary 14}6; gross
receipts ISL bales; exports t. Gren.
Britain ISL; coustwise los; sale. 47G;
ll3 To spinner; stock 1887.
AUGUSTA December =. Cotton iirn
mil Hug l43s; accepts 1878; sales
1876
CnAELEsroN. December I.-Cotton
stroug- uiddllng l47s; low middiiny
III .; strict good ordinary Il; net ~.
csipts =. Cos bales; exports to Great Hri-
tain 4.G5S; sales 1.520; stock 10, 1863.
NORFOLK. December 4 Cotton firm
low middling 14l.: net sipts 2. 767
bales; exports coastwi Z ), $50; sales I93; /;
stock 1910
WILMISGroS. ID .cvrli-r 4.-Cn,ton
"nse'tIe'l-md1lipg l4a.i; net receipts
337 bales; exports ,,stwise 4al; sales
.; stock 1927
:. MEMPHIS, Dtcer,b.r Cotton quiet
and iirm-!ow m,l,lIiog 14,.0l5; re-
ceipts 3.257 bales; sh,pnruts 1916;
stock 3o,4S7.
BosroS. December Cotton firm
and fairly active iGas; net
receipts l23 bales; s oss 1913; sales 400;
stock S 600
PHIaADHLrnIA, December 4.-Cotton
llrm -ml'.l.lng l5l:: low m;laing
loa.1 strict goo.l ordinary i5'.; net re-
coipts IL taiAS; gross IJl; exports to
Great Britain lao.
New ORLEANS. D:crulber 4-Cotton
iirm-mid.l!ing Ii; low mid,!liug IS;
strict good ordinary 14l,; net receipts
6.0IS bales; cross 1,l43; exports to
Great Britain 5,3io; sulcs S,70O; stock
l5l,07S
MOBILE. December 4.-Cotton tend.
ing up-middling l5Wl5i4; low mid
ding l4'aW lIa4; strict good ordinary
ii(~lil4; net receipts 2.9Io bales; ex-
ports constwse 2.435; sales =. 500: stock
. 3S4.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-05

Mrs. l. L. Mich '.son, o: Cnes..-,
who has been i'll II delicate state ..
he;l'li lcra considerable time, depart
cd this HE on Monday evening, =! S
o'clock.
y two year obi ciiil Of Mr.. dul Mrs
d i. Spearnian, of Newberry. was ncci-
drhtaiIy burn! to death q few days ago.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-05
Board o. Trade.

'jNI& Annnnl Meeting Of the Beard VIII
1 take place rHlS ~ VGNING. Il. ba.!-past
Z "c.tck. The election ui t:iiccia .or the
rnsn!h% yar, an | ether imoortan. business,
I"msnd' i!ii A:;en':aico. Ey order o. tho
PRESIDENT r. a. SiNYEE
bcc , Secretary :,,l Jreasurer
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-05
Phmaix Hook ana Ladder Go.

4 >rXtra m"nt:n.: o: ;hn COMPANY vii, be
~ hell at their Hal, THIS iFria.,l
~ NrSiNG, =. z "'circ. pumc:uil attend.
a"rt Is requested as '.usinc>= OF Importance
"':i ON before III. 2lc",!ug. i;y order:
I.t D \. J.. N.)N Scc'y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-05
Notice,

I!!E Annua! Meeting Of the Snrv;vars' AS.
s'r':'l'n: "t HicAlami County, VIII be
held at the Carpi!ul Han, on SATURDAY,
thcG h instant, 1T u NJ. Bs order Of the
iresdcnt. 5. l.. LEiriiALT, Scc'y.
i)cc) I.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-05
CONGRESS WANTS TO

1 { towards Spain in just and 6i<nas.
~ sionatc inai;Ici; therefore, the public
may expect considerable delay as regards a
::.a! settlement of the Nirsiniis question.
The lnuian Girl want. 20 ACT III 3 ki,id and
cJnsid.rate iiai.hai tU"ards hcy customers;
therefore, tltr smolias pub!:c may expect
coGsldtrAb L :ii,.uermcmts ~ CIGARS. Which
VIII DC sO.N u: ~ J! rntos i!a: nose WHO AaYe
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-05
TaADM sUUrl: CANuL1EA

PAY Certificate, =, hcavv discount. VII. :.ot
lee; that ihey have los; 81 v,.y riucl. w.en
purchasing OF III: maid, $ 'Acy can &c.
Cigars At live cent? equal 10 ,hosc bou.L, /,
elsewhere AZ ten cents. The blowing of po,!
'icia.s aud newspaper editors. aiv9tstl, p
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-05
EO2 CUBA

"!'h a " Asri:'re, - siowi! losing IL l!.t,;
Iri W. .eE-a.!pi. awakened il. he iuGian
H':i - to!lm".a aud STATE. b! .hr .'tiuaika.
Ole los ilicos Tor Cigars. = increasing as
fap:d!y q: .hc good ,iuws stveaGs
FEKlQt!. t!%E CC L an,; :i.ose Cigars at
: " 5, Il serve :Our attention Bees
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-05
late Of South Caro,lu&--- Rlchianu 10.

COEHT "f' NM"N .PLEIS
:'Mih T. MtCHl!Gm. Plaintiff, against Robert
II ,Gu'su:n, dcinndIi.: - SuUlr,cH> i.r H.
t't foHir'!sEt nat S",c.i.
~ NJ" "'if"'i.M'. !, ,',iT .HcCtGH:
MOU are hereby >l.:,.!i.Gn,d and required
4 u AZ ,Wer IL. cu:un!Ain: III this actiun.
wii,h is lii,,! in ;ha Ri 80 q. tnc Cicii: ot
CUmHi ," Peas :Dr the said County, :;,! TO
servv coy al ypIr arswtr - the said COM
paint Oh Tie Subscribers, ~ their office, III
tUiunltia, -, with:!l twent: days aitcr tie
.rir rici lcr3 3o!, tXc!usit ui ;ne Day ot such
ssrvite; AMI II yuU !.ii - answer the corr
plaInt WITHIN The time Aforesaid, .lc plain
i;f in TINS a II III wiii apuiy - ,he Court ior
the ieiio! At..: :n.!cI III i!:u complaint.
:;OJNEN Il MULLER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
u ,ted NJ Cui;Hu!l. Oct ober l3. 1873
=, tie dyI"iisi, noi,y, .ncCui'uln:
TAkc no.!i2, tAIt Ike sammom. III li-
action. o. wi,h i;.r fDrtS ing is i CO.'S, va,
iilci in til oi;icc uf Tie Clerk o! I'll" Cour; al
Conmon l.cAs, at GJiumhia Court Nousc in
The County ana state aforesaid, on the /; h
dly If Dec: mh.r. \ y 1873
1DOHE.t MUELLER,
n'r :, & = ,',.'- i.f.-t.pIl
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-05

IN Stockt0n, Sacramento, aud other
localities in the valley districts OF the
State. This is very unusual occn.-
renee.
SACRAMENTO, CA1., December 8
Chief Clerk Boronck, yesterday, de-
clared the Assembly adjourned without
organization. This has reaultad in post
poning the Senatorial election uutil one
week from to-day. There is great and
general indignation at this action, which
IS clearly recognized rs sharp trick to
cheat the popular will OF its fair express
zion.
RICHMOND, VA December 3.-In COZ.
sequence of orders from WASHINGTON,
reducing The wages OF the employees at
the Government granite works here.
there was almost general suspension
OF work this evening. First class cnt-
ters were reduced from 81 80 10 So so;
second class. 81 25 to So %; th,rd, 81
to So. Wages OF other cutters, helpers,
blacksmiths, &C., also were rednced,
Dut not IN so great II proportion. The
cntters held n meeting tonight, to con
slider the subject. r!.a proceedings
were secret, but it has transpired that,
among other things, committee was
appointed to prepare q protest against
the reduction, and, if necessary, to go
10 Washington to urge it. Work. how
ever. will be resumed tomorrow and
continued until the committee reports,
when final action will be taken.
WAsHISGroN. December 3-Rapre-
sentative Horace Maynard, of Tenncs.
sec. was serenaded tonight, ut the Eb-
Dill House. Among those in the room
adjoining the balcony from which he
spoke, was President Grant and several
members OF the Cabinet, and IL number
OF Senators and Representatives. In
the course OF his remarks, he said the
people OF Tennessee wouI' see for til en- i.
selves whether the present agitation on
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-06

a comical twin story is reported
from Dublin. a barber was waited
upon one morning 10y a nice young
gentleman, who desired the hair
dresser's lowest terms per week for
keeping his comely c0p,a in ccndi-
ton. A moderate sum was named
and accepted. Thereafter the new
customer appeared regularly every
dag for 3 "c.ose shave" with fire.
quent editions II sharnpooing and
hair cutting, and often twice day.
r. s1grt, the barber Tas-yeled much
=. tie rapidly with which this
YD,l.g Eszo's beard and hair grew.
and tie mystery was only sclTed
after q considerable lapse q time,
when one day s'tSO q hiisl7 came
into the shop az once fOr a shave
The Oriyinaa customer who made
tie baYgsin had twin brother %
ez2ctiy ike hiIn ia personal ap-
yeasaBce that zone couldn't tel
fo1leY from which ami the tEo
lad been getting the attentions q
tie toasez 1gr the price paid b.'
D.le.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-06

An immense waterfall has Just
been discovered in British Guiana,
Central America There appears,
in fact, 10 be a series Of cata-acts
on the Massaruni river, near Ro-
rama mountain. Prom this noun
tain four distinct waterfalls plunge.
Two Thousand feet is given as the
height Of the mural precipiee over
which the water falls, and the sight,
with the rays of the setting sun
shining full upon this immense
sheet Of water, i said TO be magni-
ficent-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-06

Canada Seems disposed 70 make
haste slowly, but her progress t.
war; tia; it9ependeBes 20 which
s:le has been 20 often inrlie1 i
none the less steady and sure. TIE
Dominica House II Commons Las
passed Iill PsDriiiDv for 81 cleo
ton by bsllOf. The TAI Wa intro
osaeed By an opposition member, bet
MAS nOt accepted a. . tesf Question
~ mini ters- aD1 the vote showed
8 decided majority IL its fsr0s-7s
70 Is. z measure even more in
pog1a1t and significant Is NOW IN
der consideration Il proposes 70
relieve the GOTerno--c ener4,-oF
the CHOwD-Ot the power 70 ap-
point Senators. AID make The Up
per House, ike cur Senate, elective,
each province choosing Its own
quota II that passes, about the
OnIy remnant q sovereignty leit 10
tie Hone government VIII be the
appointment q the Governor Gen
ezzL
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-06
x4TUREs cREaT RExEDT
and Lungs.

i j. T1-a.f7=-- 20 Is 70 i-s1--- IL --a-i- Z =
II. L = G N5.Iur-, Ez-s Trr-. Zt- C-rlli- -,
T--i E-s1 i--s I1-ss1sss Lac g-lsza5 o. azr-z,.-
rgrlu-s-i1- t-z-z ia A1iu--i, 20 IL. Fs.z. raa..
AID frzca 0lsaass 10 sazs e ihf frz fs.r-ies a.
Eu-VEg- M t.-Vz- ills Fress Ii.-1s, ~ a. r-.-
s1cls -1-uu-lI-s-- ths stu.g. ac-lsy f.-1s-1 r..s
eufa- II LIZ Gle. We - 51t5.5 s l.as ~ ss,r
c-- rtIc----- Pc Is -nLlas Il s--lLy IL. zl----1
i --i-s lll- -l-s-s - lt ----l1--
Tirs7. NJ. y F-os-d1s oouesf "a: IT laas---
i-s u-s3 lss---i-s uttl1v - -a1gE C IA .-,..,-
tar 1-r-.-r e--a-s1 a.e-f ils tlraLt a. l,-.-s-
DID t-tst- Vl5al el-4saa f---f.lisn-
sus--1- Il rlrasv1s ti,s crusa q s--ar-ss-
ivli-t Icp1uoes orr. q. , -zzn1-.s -1z--.i..--..
and tru-tAs1 ;-l'-s. assists ths l---s % o.. ga
tA1-z q TIE s-A-=-.s1F ss.-essass, 1-s v,.rss..s
shs t1-,as
Tllrl I; j. trrs a-u-- ss-sls- ;.te,i-- i-ee-,
a-3 lllu-l- q ra1sA 111s. tfro-t and --a- r---s-
1i-s rrs uooInsu1- wf5eh a-l1y ceaea u-,-. --.s
cls1sg-a,i-s tn s-E1loth- II hls a s1crl-r e-s.s
t- Tie s-alath. ATS ea ilss l7tr AL lliafr. All
lsz17-aniis and ulsruus reeia1.s, sh-s ss1.--r 70
tre-T T.7 q lie sTs1E-l- al n ~ i-rl-r1s-5-r
AID IsusSfFIaF g.seVts 4 has rl5nes ry-.--a.5as
Via i -lasi tsl1a s.oVt AZ oi,srs = u, rsris.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-06

The worst shocked man Ee
have seen IN some tine was a citi-
zen who made the discovery, Fri
day. that the neighbor from whom
be had borrowed a paper for the
past four years, had not paid for IL
He learned the fact from the agent
% ale publisher, and he was griev-
ed he was also indignant. He
ssid to Is: "To think that l should
have been so imposed upon at my
time Of life. tel you a man don't
know who 10 trust in these tirnes.
The world Is full Of corruption, and
deceit, and deviliry-chOek full Of
-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-06

nee tssary for truth 10 worry itself,
even II n lie can run n league while
il Is putting on IS boots. Lot IL
run and get out Of breath, and get
ont Of the way. a man who spends
his days in aITesting and knocking
down lies and liars, win haze no
time left for speaking the truth.
There is nothing more damaging to
a mans reputation than bis adInis-
sion that il needs defending when
attacked. Great sensitiveness to
assault, on the part OF any cause,
Is an unmistakeble sign Of weak
ness. A strong man and strong
cause need only TO live an aifirma-
tive life, devoting no attention what
ever 10 enemies, 10 win their way,
and 10 trample beneath their feet
all the obstacles that malace, on
jealousy, or selflshness throws be-
fore them. The man who can say
strongly and earnestly. 81 believe"
has not only a vital and valuable
possession, but has a permanent
source Of inspiration within him
self, and a permanent influence
over OILERS.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-06

In one Of Lovers Irish stories.
The narrator, describing the feats
Of very knowing fox, tells how
Master ReyBard entered a cottage.
sat down by the fire, and took up
Roscommon journsl.-"Oh, be aisy
wild yer.7 cried a listener; "a fox
read the paper. I'm not going to
believe that ITO be sure re-
piled the other; "if fox dosen't
read the newspapers, how is be to
know where the hounds meet.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-06


The Science If Uealh for May
opens with Health against Fashion,
illustrated. The Diet and Regimen
Of a Nursing Mother is important /;
Seasonable Dishes tells how to pre-
pare and cook early vege tables, and
how to make Graham biscuits or
Gems, with Illustrations Teeth
among Different Nations; Disease
ald its Treatment; Popular Phys
ology; Flatulencc and Heartburn;
Health Of Mechanics Diet and
Character; Mineral Food for Man;
American rergus Chinese Medicine.
III sc, with the informa alton con-
tanned in answers to core spondents,
and other valuable notes, make up
a good number OF this excellent
Magazine, which should find its
way into every family. Subscrip-
ton price only $500 a year single
numbers 20 cents. The Publisher
offers it three months, on trial, for
% cents. All may try it. Ad-
dress, s. Il. Wells, 3S9 Broadway,
New York.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-06

The power Of positive ideas and
not the power Of the positive afIir-
nation and promulgstion Of them
move the world Breath is wasted
in nothing more lsvishly than in
negatives and denials. II is not
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-06

A young lady, whose home is in
Kingston, y. Y, in a letter Of re-
cent date from New Brunswick.
says: 81 never saw such snow be-
fore. / take my snow shoes. walk
70 the top Of a drift. and pick leaves
from the highest branches Of The
largest tree on the place; and it
ism, a dwarf Pine either
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-06
DR.. ). r. MILLER'S
UsIYERsAL
MAGNETIC BAL IN.

n cures as IL by MAGNETIC
INFLUENCE, Neuralgia and all pain. and is
therefore very properly termed " Magnetic
Balm" II IL purely a vegetable preparation. IL
has no equal as a remedy for
Cholera, Cholera horbus, DiarrhGa, Dyson
terry, Collie and all Bowel Complaints.
Its timely use will cure Colds, Group, Diph-
liberia Quinsy, and all Throat affections.
when properly used. Fever aud Ague,
and other complaints incidcntto our western and
eouthern climates, are easily broken up.
Nervous Pain. Sick Headache, and Rheu-
have failed. ToOthache. EaFlche, Burns, Chill
blains and Bruises are relieved al once by It's use
The genuine has ID. ~ ansom dGo.'s
private Revenue Stamp on the outside, and Dr.
J. r. Mller's Magnetic Balm blown Ia the bottle.
Examine closely, and buy none but the gen
uIne.
sold by all Druggists. Price rs cents per
bottle.
d. RAsson. soS g. Co., Propr's, Buffalo, Y. Y.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-02-06
Centaur Liniment,

There is no pain which the Centaur Lini-
ment VII not relieve, no swelling it will not
subdue, and no lameness which it will not
cure. This is strong language, but it is true.
Where the parts are not gone, Its effects are
marvellous. 1t has produced more cures OF
rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaw, palsy, ,sprains
swellings, csked-breasts, scalds, burns, salt
rheum, ear-ache, &C., upon the human frame
and of strains, SPAWN, gals, &C, upon animal:
in one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. 1t is a coun.
ter-irritant, an all-healing pain reliever.-
Cripples throw away their crutches, the lame
walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmles;
and the wounded are healed without scar
1t no humbug. The recipe Is published
around each bottle 1t is selling as no article
ever before sold, and it sells because it doe:
inst what it pretends to do. Those who now
suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de-
serve to suffer if they will not use Centaur
Liniment. More than 1000 certificates of re-
markable cures, including frozen limbs, ,chron.
ic-rheumatism, gout running tumors, &C
have been received. We will send a circular
containing certificates the recipe, &C, gratis
10 any one requesting it. One bottle OF tnt
yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth
ono hundred dollars for spawned or sweenlec
horses and mules or for screw-worm IN sheep
Stock-owners-this liniment is worth your at
tentlon. No family should be without Cen
taur Liniment. J. B. ROSE & Co. New orR