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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17

EG-1'nE colored man Tolliver, charged
with the murder Of the little girl, Annie
Butler, was brought ont for examination
before the county court of Berkeley county,
West Va, on Monday last, but his counsel
waived an examination and he was commit
ted for the action Of the circuit cour,-IUar-
tins Ju1y Iadcpendeat.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17
lhtni5'k $500" Ia: :: &c., e.:
IL now RESTORED

inst published, mac edition of DR.. CUL.
vERwELL's Celebrated Essay on tie radi-
cal cure ('cithom n,eRicine,) If Spermafor-
rhea Seminal Weakness, Mooluntary Sc
mi"ai losses, Impotency, Mental and Ply
seal IacGpdchy, Impedin,ents to Mar.
ria9e, etc. also, Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits, induced by Acknowledged or
or se1uot extravaganza.
Eg- Price in sealed enrelope ony sir
cents.
Tile celebrated author, ia this admira-
bte essay, clearly demonstrates from hir-
" gears successful practice that the alIrn,
ing consequences Of sei(-dJuse may be rad
ioIiy cured Vittouhe dangerous use Of IN
terHot medicine or the application of the
knife; pointing out u mode Of cure at
once simple, certain, and c6ectual, by
means IF 'chich every sufferer, no matter
tchot has condition may be, may care him
SELF cheoply, prjodtely and radically.
Es- This lecture should be IN the hands
ofeOery yoHh and eeery man in the Iand
Sent under seal, an plain encelopc,
to any address, postpaid, on the receipt Of
SIC cents, or t'co post stamps.
Also, DR.. CULvERwELL "Narridge
Guide" price 80 cent?
address he Publishers,
CHAS. j G. KLINE CO.,
l27 Bore'y N. Y, Post Office Boe, $50
Oct. 10, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17

EE Il is said that the receipt. Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have fallen
off fully one-fourth in consequence of the
present striugeDcy 10 the money market.
This fact accounts for the reduction of the
time of the employees.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17

The POSTMASTER Of Ellensbury, Wash
iugton Territory, has evidently formed no
hattering estimate of the integrity of bis
brother officials. A recent letter from him
to M editor in Olympia exhibited The fol-
lowing unique endorsement on the envelope:
''To any Postmaster. Don't open this for
there is only two bits 10 it,
-Rooert Sinclair who was arrested in Staun-
ton, Va, for horse stealing, aud carried TO Lib.
erty, Bedford county, for trial, has received the
following sentences there: Ten years for one
case and six additional, he having once served
term in the State prison ffteen years for ano.
Their case, and five added by the Judge, and
fourteen years for another case, aud FIVE added
by the Judge, making City i've yesrs imptison-
meni in all There TWO more cases gainst
him, in which ths Conmo wealths attorney
entered u nOlle prosequi
WHO can read without emotion the story
OF two little girls in Green Bay, Wisconsin
The eldest was years of age, the youngest
only D. drunken f.ther ler, them alone
In their room for six days, with DOLLY
small loaf of bread for food. When the
children were found the eldest sister was
nearly dead, having refused to eat of the
bread so that her little sister might not
suffer. We hear great deal of heroiues
does history furnish an example equal
to this
ES-T The Southern peanut crop is an en-.
tire failure this year.
NEVER talk 20 mau when he is reading,
nor read to man when he is talking.
--THE third quarterly meeting OF the Metho-
dist E. Church for New Creek Circuit, Baltimore
Conference, will be held in Romney, on the lst
aud Aud OF November, 1873.
w. Ii. HOLIDAY, z. T..
j. EDWARDS, p. c.
October IL, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17
DIED.

At Ingleside Queen innes County, Nd, on
Tuesday, August 2Gth, Flora GR.cg, eldest
daughter Of Rev. G. l.. and Emma Torreyson,
aged years, months aud - days "She is
not dead but sleepeth"
Also, September 9th, MARY JAMS woon, Sc.
cond daughter Of above, aged years, month
and IA days.
Suffer little children 10 come unto me and
forbid them cot Tor o. such is TIE Kingdom of
Heaven"
On the 18th ulumo, near Lost River, Hardy
county, West Va, WuLIAH HALrERuAv, aged
about so years. lie was good, worthy citizen,
asd esteemed gentleman
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17
By Yesterdays Mail.

Ey The Yellow Fever is still terrible in
Memphis From noon on Monday las,
until noon on Tuesday there were forty
seven deaths, Of which forty were from
yellow fever.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17

EE-TEE assertion OF the Spanish Gov.
eroment that the Republican troops won
an important victory In the battle of the
9th inst, is denied by the C4rlists, who
claim that MoRIoNEs lost nine hundred
men, whilst their loss was only three hun.
dred.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17

Meadelssohns Complete Piano Works
-Eiegant FDtto EdIion- Full
gilt Lompicte in vo{umes. -. &c 90
The Same- Full gilt Conn
pleie in 4 rolumes ... Ii 90
The somc-Sro Upper Complete
IA volames 10 90
MeRdel9ohHs Songs Without Words
Folio EdajOH-FuH air 9 so
Oclapo Edition Full an. 3 so
Octdoo E3ifion- Paper corers 2 so
H0zayts IL ISoHatas - Elegantly
J2,md-FHH gin. .-.......g q 90
SchuJerS 10 Sonatas- EleqanHy
bound-FW giH ........ 3 90
Schubern Dances Com plets-EIc-
gdRtly bouHd Full gih. .2 90
SchuJerh Piano EIegaatly
JoHnd-FaH gH ........ 2 90
Scham0nHs Forea iScenes-Nns
Easy Pieces Piper coveys s
SchUmGnHs Piano Foyte ABum - III
eganay bound-FhH cir. ..... 2 so
The Some-PaPer coreys. ..... so
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17

The FALL lbRM OF hampshire circuit
C1ur, wiii-commeDco on Tuesday next, the
2l,t instant.
The West Virginia Legislature is to as.
,cmbe on Monday next, the Goth inst.
The Conservative convention of Angus.
"a county has nominated Messrs. A. Ii.
II STUART, J. NJ HANGER, and ABsALoM
KoIYER, a. candidates for the House of
Delegates Of Virginia
FIFTY YEARS AGO the following advcr-
iisement appeared in a Cincinnati paper;
Passengers wauted-A wagon will start
Tor New York city iu about two weeks
Five passengers will be accommodated at
s2j each.
THE Enquirer says that chills are so
prevalent just now in Richmond, that
"How's your chill ?" is the usual morning
,alu.ation. Again, in the Same number, it
remarks, the chlls nre SO bad just now that
u Il X.
We are under obligations to Mr.. JOHN
n RANNELLs, OF Town Hill, near Higgins
vile, this County, for about peck of ap-
Tlos, splendid ones too, probably averaging
near pound each, of course it took but
iew to make peck. PROFESSIONALLY
the finest apples we have seen this sea
sou. Also, pear Of fine size, of what va
lieiy, as also, the apples, be did not inform
u, Lastly, though not least, a monster
qlince, measuring fifteen inches 10 circum-
Terence and weighing one pound and three
qu,rters AL to whom We exhibited the
ounce, pronounced it the largest they ever
saw Our better half canned the ounce,
having made her preserves, aud, she in
frma u', it filed quart jar Thanks,
Dir RANNELLs, for apples, pear and ounce.
Wac next?
-CHARtss *. MIsss, of New Creek, son Of our
:Jrmsr fellow townsman, Mr.. John w. C. Miers,
D-s been appointed on the line between Grafton
sai Columbus, Ohio, Railway Postal Clerk,
q. : 200 per annum.
Corn is selling owing to the large crop, in
Sl'nandoah county, Va, at 40 cents per bushel.
Ao1 Of THs SAVIOUR The London cores
ro0dcnt Of the Manchester Guarli1n saws that
me forthcoming volume, 10y Cheyalier Ernst
f-a'ea. on the Chronology Of the Bible"
sAch il to be Issued simultaneously not only on
l5r side, Of the Atlantic, but in four of the lead
og languages of Europe English, French, Ger
man aud ltalian-will present some features Of
extraordinary interest One of the most start.
Ing ~ rs ectentricilies will be the calculation
which assigns to Jesus Christ the age of forty
hi1e ears at The time Of His Grucf1ion.
uE>rH or Rsv. FRAxcIs Il BowzAv --T Tn E
I-v Francis II Bowman Pastor OF the First
-,thyterian Church in Memphis, Tennessee died
tt city on the Gth inst Of tie prevailing
low fever which has so drendrully scourged
.c ill.H'e1 city he died after an illrcss of
days, his constitution having no donbt been
.aI-Sd 10y an attack Of cholera which he had
he past few months Mr. Bowman was
rof tie old Stone Church in Augusta coun.
oae wears. lie was ~ very popular and
elective preacher, greatly beloved, and i'm the
ear Of his age he very prime and vi
lis manhood. Tie leaves a widow and six
ren. lie was born in Charlottesville, and
..''e o. The University of Virginia
We notice Tor th. past week, quite resc-
tre's circles, and from The crowds a.
0hee'Es new corner, and the nun
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17
L. =. MAIL LINE
FROM
Green Spring Run TO ROmney.

TEHE subscriber having changed the running
OF bis daily line Of Stages Sundays except
ied from Pattersous Greek d Green Spring
hHnt will leave each morning Green Spring
Hun upon the arrival Of the accommo-
dauoh train, and leave Romuey at A. 81. each
morning md connecting with The western bound
accommodation train p. ~ by this line. dis
lance between Green Spring Run and Romnev is
out 100 miles shortest route Passengers may rest
assured that on the part Of The proprietor eve.
ry attention will be paid TO their comfort All
packages entrusted to me will be attended TO.
ISAAC PARKER
August 10 1873 --1y
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17

The FALL TERM of Hampshire Circuit
C7ur, wiii~commeDcO on Tuesday next, the
2l,t instant.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17

The West Virginia Legislature is to as.
,embIe on Monday next, the goth inst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17
MOTHER GOOSE.

OR NATIONAL NURSERY RHYMES,
Set 10 Nuac BY J. w. ELLIOTT, nth 50
oea"t,)ut Wasfrofiops eDgyoved Jy tie Bro
hers Doiziet Boards, 81 so. .Splen-
didly JouHd iH cloth, gH, eiges, 81 so
Ask for Novelties Editions.
Addrea, j. L. PETERS,
500 Byoaduoy, Ne,o York,
Agent for NovoIlo's Cheap Music.
July 4, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17

The Conservative convention of Angus
IA county has nominated Messrs. A. Ii.
II. STUART, J. NJ HANGER, and ABsALoM
KolYER, a. candidates for the House Of
Del, gates Of Virginia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17
South 8ranrl. 9ntellisenter.

RONNEY, FRIDAY, OCT II, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17

FIFTY YEARS AGO the following advcr-
tisement appeared in Cincinnati paper
Passengers wauted-A wagon will start
Tor New York city 10 about two weeks
Five passengers will be accommodated at
sGJ each.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17

MoRE ApPLEs.-On wednesday last,
JosEpH G. PANCAKE, Esq, having read
the notice 10 our lasi mum Der Of the receipt
Of twelve apples, truly Of very remarkable
size, Of the variety known here as the King
Apple, from ALFRED II. PoWNALL, Esq 4,
presented US, with tho same number and
variety. Mr.. PANcAKE's apples weighed
one pound eoch--twelve pounds. Mr..
PowNALLs twelve weighed lb'., 143
ounces. Come again Mr. r., from tho guam
tity you have, we believe, you can beat our
worthy friend Mr. PANCAKE.
y GOOD article If whi,key is called "Old
Velvet" in Vicksburq, and the people de-
light in clothing their insidcs with it as
with a garment
HTA LETTER-wRtTER in the Yves, says /:
of young men in Virgins will stay at home
and work half rs hard as We have to work
ont here, they will do better" Good ad-
vice to rolling stones. - Richmond Eng.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17

ssr RAtslH The memory of Dr.
''m1umed in The hearts n thousands
.' hi.'1r' Of WtR Cherry has cured OF
.a' consumption or some other form
nary disease. Il is nov over for,y years
preparation was brought before the
'-i set 'bs demand for il is constantly
Easing
"a. suan9oab Agricultural Fair. held
Ter Ia week, among other premiums
We notice the following
'araver Winchester Clarke county.
'"i buIl Dick Taylor, sac best bull
Nrte best bull OF ls77. Huburst.
F Minnie $40. COW Red Rose. Ger
re. .".'e- 70 ls7l, Red, s. best hefer
'ta'7'- Winchester Clarke county.
.,-i mich COW, Durham, Minnie
t.s'omo ard $40
'''alver Winchester. Clarke county.
'r,t herd Of 7 q Durhams. diploma
'H'iN'r Winchester, Clarke county.
buck Coswold Prince $40.
''rfver Winchester. Clarke countv
best Pen three buck lambs g.
Taylor, Hampshire county, for
stallion mare or gelding, pacing or
A'''rdIog To tho weaihcr-wise there
O' i'f'y SHOWS the coming winter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17

A'''rdiog 70 tho weaihcr-wise there
0' i'f'y snoTs the coming winter
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-17
WIN < HANES.*
SAM'L. S. RUCKMAN,
a. II POWNALL.

'WIt0esg % 10 IL -sam1. 1. 7loprnor.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-26

The controlling power in the Republican
party in this city is in the hands of Craig,
Simonson and King, and the interest they
manifest in the disposition of the city of
fees is astounding, considering the heavy
taxes they pay. The collectors books show
that Craig is down for S1.1S, Simonson for
s4,7s and King for nothing at all. These
are the men who are 50 much interested in
the welfare of the city that they refused to
permit Is Of their own men, to be selected
by themselves, to have an equal voice with
the Democrats in making up union tick
ct. And they refused to let the people
select the delegates also, in the wards.
Heavy old party-isn't it2 These
are the old residents and long tried Re
pubhcans who control that party. The
mass Of the party-those who have been
here more than year or two, and have
some interest in the city, and some ties to
bind them here, must feel proud of being
controlled by such old and faithful work
ers, and men 50 largely interested in the
property of the town as the three who now
control their party, and who prevented
union ticket
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-26

In Mondays ARGUS the following ap-
pearedt M
we hear some stories about the manner
in which poor Mr. Lanes family was treat
ed by the dead mans employers which I
may need an airing, unless justice shall be
done TO the family Of the deceased.
Tuesday Mr., Keator called on Us and
said if he was considered among those
alluded to he wished to show us a state
of Mr.. Lanes account 1t appears that
MIR. Keator' firm paid Mr. Lane 800
month, for his services; that Mr.. Lane
had been absent considerable = at
+ one time a month or more, at the East,
but allowing him for the whole time,
whether he worked or not, when he died
\ he owed the firm S2267 for cash over
drawn that after his death young Mr.
Keator Mr.. ]. S. Keat0r was not then at
home) and Mr.. Moore did all they could
for the comfort Of the family and the
proper conduct Of the burial; and in ODE
dience to telegram from Mr. }. ;.
Keator paid all the expenses of the funer-
al also that they had gwen Mrs Lane
, $24 besides, at various times, in httlt
sums as she had asked for it. He ais
e says that Mr. Lane once proposed to buy
q a lot of him and try and get a home; tina
Il be (Keatory told him he would give hin
: time on the lot and on the lumber to bull
# with, and that Lane did haul a couple
!, loads of lumber to the lot, and afterward
4 returned the lumber saying he had cor
20 Guided not to do anything in the way
IA getting a home, for he was afraid }
ne should lose it on debts he owed if he g
"A one that Mr.. Lane never paid a cent
: the lot, etc, etc. These facts wholly e
he honorate the Realtors from any unkindne
d. or want of attention to Mr. Lane or to /
m family,
he Mr.. Lane was not in the employ Of \
m Keator's firm when he was killed, but v
ev in the employ of Mr. Wilson. How mu
attention Mr. Wilson gave to his poor a
ON distressed family, in connection with
sad burial of his remains, or since, no
bv seems to know. 1t is said: nothing
all. 1t is also said that Mr.. Lane !
not in the baggage car from choice
from necessity--to throw off, at a swift
,ck some articles for Mr.. Wilson, to be use
,rv work to be done ut Wilson's coal mil
m. and that, having lost his life in that v
M and in Mr., Wilson service, difel
md course would naturally be expet
mt towards his most unfortunate family.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-26

$685. ard Mnli, leaves 5:45 a. m, and 81
.,couuoDArtoN TRAIN.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-26

OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS
rosr oFYIcE, OPPOSITE ARGUS oFTIcE.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-26

Tuv ARaUs was right, and George La
-. vas right Neither made any mis-
1870 Mr.. Lamont and his associates did
propose to have the delegates elected py
The people of Che wards. They said they
did not care about taking the responsibility
of choosing them, and would prefer to re-
fer it to the people if that would suit tne
Republican Committee, but the Repuoh-
can Committee refused to consider any 4
! thing except their own proposition.
The Union says the Democratic Commit
tee made no proposition at all as basis OF
action Does che Uaioa expect any one
to believe 20 glazing ! niisstatenientY Inc
Democratic Committee made prCpositlors /
in writing which has once beenp published, j
in full, by the Union and twice by HE I
Il ARGUS. That proposition was to appoint
], thirty men, 'one-haf from each party, and
" let them make up-a ticket, and We would /
= stand by it and help elect IT. : Mr.. Lamont
!. and all the others said if You don't IKE
5, 5, the proposition as it reads, change II ana
- let the people Of each party in each ware
= select the delegates, and let them make
I. up ticket--we don't care ii every man
- on the ticket turns out to be Repuohcan,
we II stand up to tive lfrisk the l'eepae
y, tn AZ the fair thing I'VE don't believe We
- have any right to dictate to them az an
and we have no assurance that the details
- we may agree upon viii be carried out
= let the people Do it AL We don't OBJECT
~ to the division you propose, bat we 40 Cd
49, iect to the insult one Of our best men,
y and we object to taking the matter oni
- oe the hands Of the people
,ar or their representatives. The hepoo
-. lean sanlrnitte refused this proposition
,,'as thus showing that they were unwilling Z
49,, trust the matter in the hands Of the pee
80 ple. Who were the member Of the Com
n mittee who refused this proposition
Craig Siuohsoa and King Why Gu
.sass they do it? Because It would place II
+ho control of the nominations in other hand
zoo. than theirs. The Republican Coinmltte'
au,- as now constituted, is a clnse corporation
iced controlled by three mea-aA three
ves- whom. com bined according to the collector
books, pay less than S. taxes The Con
teen mittee is composed Of only one man ire
let;ct each ward, viz Emil Kehler, lst ward
sod IL. W. Simonson, ID ward Vim. hin
Iden Sd ward F. A. Hill, 4th ward, with Z
their Craig as chairman. Mr.. KGhler and NJ
per. King we're favorable to the Democrat
Of proposition, and early left the negotiation
the because the other three did not mamie
mes willingness to unite. This LETT the VIII
.ornv matter in control Of Craig. Simonsen al
NJ if King,-and these are the three heavy Ia
take payers and property holders and busin'
clear men who control the Republican party, a
"A ON who refused to permit Is men of tn
rouno own party to be chosen By themselves,
h,ck have an equal voice with the same unHll
avoos Of Democrats IN making m union tick
. g,;a That is the way the Republican party
.oo- controlled, and the way union ticket
.arel~ defeated.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-26
NOTES EERE AND THERE.

The Catholic festival last night was
very pleas ant affair, though not so largely
attended as was expected.
The Masquerade at Turner Hall, last
night, was very select and elegant affair,
the costumes being the richest ever used
here.
All Howard, the noted American VIC
hnist, died at Prephetstown at ten O'Clock
on Sunday morning, Of congestion Of th'
lungs. he lived but five minutes afte'
having been attacked Alf. was called b.
his many friends the American Oh
Bull.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-26

The Canada Southern railway, the short
est and most level route between Buffalo
and Detroit, was finished yesterday When
the Chicago a Canada Southern railway,
which is to complete the connection be-
tween Buffalo and the West, shall have
been built the movement Of freight east
ward, which is now embarrassed by want
of facilities, will be greatly accelerated:
This new route saves in distance and
grades, and has therefore less capital In
vested than competing lines on which to
make dividends and interest. Chicago
Tribune, Saturday.
II may be Of interest to our readers to
know that our fellow-citizen, r L. Gable,
is one Of the largest if not the largest
stakeholder in the Canada Southern. The
road will be nearly an air line from Chi
cagO to Buffalo, saving IS miles in dis
lance over any other road. The maximum
grade Of the road is only Is feet TO the
mile; there is no short curve on the whol'
line there is no curve except upon thu
level, and ninety FIVE per cent of the who'll
line is without any curve at all, There arr
places on the line 10 or 80 miles in length
which are dead level and an air line Tn
road win be built Of steel rails and prob
ably all double track. 1t may ultimatell
be extended from Buffalo to New York.
AT Buffalo and at Chicago It is we
known that almost innumerable lines (
road radiate IN oil directions. Betwee
those two points it has long been desit
eratum to get straight and level line, an
Ghis has now been found Amy one ca
see that such road, between those tW
points, viii do nearly all the long hauHn
for all the other roads, and that II must
the very best investment in railroad prof.
lerty In this country.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-26
Males or Females.

Are yon troubled with that distressing pain in the
back: forty drops OF Constitution WATER viii re-
lieye you like magic Read the foliewingi
NEW YORK. Feb. as 1874.
Messrs. MORGAN & ALLEH:-I have been afflicted
with Inflammation Of the kidneys. accompanied
with severe pain in the back. friend advised me
10 try CONSTRUCTION WATER.~ procured bottle.
aud after taking half the contents OF the bottle. to
nv ssfoaishment the pain had left me- and am
now a. well a. ever was In my life. Yours trnly,
II. B. KIEK, IS Fulton ST
For sale by all Druggists,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-26
nst,sr and cheapsr than Gas.

We have full assortment OF Lamps
Brackets and Chandeliers, which we oiier
nj very low prices. CAN and look at them.
Idtf MAY BROTHERS
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-26
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM

Ia your hope. II has been tried by thousands such
~ you who have been cured; many IN their graft
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Don't experiment with new and untitled mixtnres--
you cannot afford t-but Try Atonce this Invaluable
article 10 II warranted 10 break mp the most
long standing. II u warranted 10 give entire sat
isfRctl0n In ali eases Of lung and throat dicultiee