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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-04
How Mr.. John Jackson Caught a
Mesg Of Bass.

Mr.. John jackson was walking along
the river bank one day, when he saw
piece Of string attached to peg stuck in
the ground. Hepicked up the string, OF
which one end was In the water, and
hauled in three fine bass, which by some
means or other had strung themselves
through the gills on the line. Jackson
was 30 astonished bys his circumstance
that he determined to take the fish home
and show them. Before doing 30, how
ever, he looked about 70 see II anybody
could give him an explanation Of the
affair, but only saw q gentleman fishing
some quarter Of . mile of, not wishing
TO interrupt him in his sport, picked up
his prize and walked home with It John
jackson had his fish for supper, and pro-
nounced them very fine, but to this day
he cannot explain how three bass could
possibly string themselves through the
gillS, tie themselves around peg, and go
back In the wafer again. The gentleman
who had been fishing must have made
such another curious capture and have lost
1t, for be was heard late in the evening
talking very loud; and asking somebody
profanelY, what In the something had be.
come Of 1t.
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AN IriShman being recently on trial for
some ofense, pleaded "Not guilty" and
the Jury being in the box, the State sollc-
itor proceeded TO call Mr. FurkiSson as q
witness. With tho utmost innocence
Patrick turned his face to the Court and
said: "Do l understand, your Honor,
that Mr. Furklsson Is to be q witness
ioreninst me againf" The Judge said
dryly: ut seems so." "Well then, your
Honor" exclaimed Pat, II plRde guilty,
an your Honor plase; not because l am
guilty, for am as innocent as your Hon
OPS sucking baby, but jist on account O.
Sayln' Ar, FurkiSson's SoWl."
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

MADRID, June S-senor Plerrsd has re.
signed the Ministry Of War to which ho
wsS appointed ad interim.
The Government has received numer.
Gus dispatches from the Provinces, con.
graduating 1t on the speed made BY Pres.
tdent Flguress at the opening Of the Con.
situtional Assembly.
BAYoNNE, June 3-The Carlists who
hold possession Of the Northern Railway
in Spain have signed q convention by
which the resumption Of the railway trat.
fc will be permitted. The Spanish au.
thoriueS agreeing to the naturalization Of
the line from Miranda Del Ebro to the
frontier. This concession of the Railway
Company pays the Carlis Is $500 per day
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Whv Prices are High.

Sir. Ruskin, in recent paper, says; The
weekly bills arc double, because the great
er part Of the labor Of thepeople Of Eng
and Is spent unproductively, that Is to
say, in producing iron plates, iron guns,
gunpoWder, Internal machines, internal
oriesSes floating about, internal means Of
miSchieVous locOmotion, internal lawsuits,
Internal parliamentary elocution, internal
beer, and internal gaZettes, magazines,
statues, and pictures, Calculate the labor
spent In producing these internal articles
annually, and put against 1t the labor
spent in producing food! The only won
der Is, that the weekly bills are not ten
fold instead OF double. For this poor
housewife, mind you, cannot feed her
children with any one, or any quantity, OF
these Internal articles. Children can only
he fed with divine articles. Their mother
can indeed, get to LonGon cheap, but she
has no business there; she can buy all the
mornings news for haltpenny, but she
has no concern with them; she can see
Gustave Dore's pictures land she had bet
ter sec the deViD for shilling; she can be
carried through any quantity OF filthy
streets on 9 trSmWay for threepence; but
il Is as much as her life Is worth 10 walk
ln;them, or as her modesty Is worth 10 look
into print shop in them. Nay, let her
have but TO 60 on foot quarter OF mile
10 the West End, she dsres net take her
purse In her pocket, nor let her little dog
follow her. These are her privileges and
facilities, In the capital Of civilization.
But none of these will bring meat or flour
into her own village. Far the contrary !
The sheep and corn which the fields OF
her village procure arc carried away from
il To iced the makers oil Armstrong guns.
And her weekly bills are double"
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A WRrT1Ro MACHINE.-There is now
an automatic writer, the work ol West'
srn inventor, that bids fair to realize most
Of the purposes Of such an instrument
The operator sits before three or four
rows OF keys, marked with the letters,
figures, and punctuation marks, and upon
pressing one OF these the letter is instantly
recorded on a sheet Of paper. Speed "a
the extent OF fiity words 9 minute Is
said to be easily attalnAble, which Is per:
hapS twenty words more than 9 rapid
lUng.hand writer will average. Greater
speed, greater case, aud greater legibillty
would seem 70 recommend the invention
Is one that may become very servlceable
to OverWorked mankind.
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Railway Accident in Canada.

HdNIToN, ONT., June 9.-The follow.
Ing are among the injured by the railway
accident this morning: J. W. Namara,
Wis; Henry Ness, Bay City, Mich; j.
Ball, Mich; V. Cole, John Bush, Ann
Arbor; s. Smith, AlIcs, Mich; T. Blum,
Detroit, Mich; Miss Laura Ames, De
'trolt; w. II. Hylsnd, OH City, and AFS.
Northrup, MINI.
All The above proceeded on their jour
uey, Mn. Hannah Butler, Of Charlotte,
Michigan, was burned, but not severely,
and has returned home. Q. II. John, OF
CbIcsEo, had hand badly burned and
arm injured, and Mrs. Joseph Denton, Of
White Pigeon, Michigan, was burned, but
not seriously.
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Republican County Nominations at
Pittsburgh.

PIrTsBURsH, June 3.-The Allegheny
County Nominating Convention met here
10 day. Over six hundred delegates were
in attendance, The following ticket was
selected: President Judge Of District
Court, Thomas Ewing; Associate Judge
oI District Court, ]. W. L. White; Ben
ator, George II. Anderson; Representa-.
tives, II. H. Mccormack, 8. ]. Vain.
wright, B. @. ChriSty, A. D. Young, and
A. Q. Hayes; Prothoratary, B. T, Ken
nedy; Treasurer, Samuel Kilgore; CorO-
ner, VIM. McCRllin; Commissioner, Au-
gust Brekert; Jury Commissioner, John
McClelland. Tho ticket is conceded TO
be an exceptionally strong one. A series
Of resolutions were adopted, edorsing the
administration OF Governor HarLranit, and
denouncing tho Congressional back pay
Bteal. etc.
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Japanese IntOlerance Of Christianity

WARRINGTON, June 3.-The Depart
ment Of State has received information
from DeLong to the effect that religious
tolerance In Japan has not been decreed,
the laws and edIct against Christianity
have not been aboliShed but orders have
been issued for the return Of baniIhed
Christians TO their homes, and for the re-
moval Of offensive proclamation against
Christianity. Those In the Government
Councils iAvoripg religious liberation were
said 10 DO still In the minority but It was
thought that the time was not far distant
when all decreSs against freedom Of
thought upon all subjects would be abol.
iahnd
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TWENTY years ago the son Of q Wild
owed mother was an uneducAted and half
cared for youth. He went into a store Rs
an errand boy, saved up his money,
worked hard every day, limited himself
to but few amuSement, principally fish
ing and seven-up, which he INDUCED in
on Sunday, 30 Lot to iniure his employer,
and be Is now worth $280000. HIS
mother enjoys q luxurious home, with
every want attended to, and the young
man iS now in Europe, waiting for the
affair 10 blow oVcr.-Ddnbury ReuS.
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HALLWAY FataIIlier In IndInpn.

ISDTANAPoLIS, IND, June 9.-Wesley
George, a fireman on the VandaliA rail.
road fell in front Of his engine to-day
while changing switch, and was run
over by the train and fatally injured. A
farmer named Henry Valentine, living
near Penkleton, Indiana, while sitting on
the railroad track WAS struck BY the ex-
press on the BelleIonntAine road, last
night, and died soon after.
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FuII particulars,

NEW YoRK, June 3.-Atternoon.-The
particulars oil the shooting Of Mansfield
Tracy WAlWorth this morning are aS
follows: Yesterday afternoon about
three o'clock, Frank II. Walworth
arrived in this city from Saratoga, and
put up at the SturlevSnt House. He was
assigned 10 room 267. After cleaning
himself from the dust Of travel, he went
out and proceeded TO the house where his
father was boarding, at 4Ih avenue, two
doors north OF fiity-tourth street. He In.
ouired for Mr.. WalWorth and was in.
formed that he was not Of home. BE
then lett note asking his father 70 call ct
tho SturteVGnt House and geo him, as h0
wanted 10 settle up some family matters.
When Mr.. WalWorth reached his house
he received the note which his son had
left, and this morning left the house
about six o'clock TO go to sec him. AT
6:l6 WalWorth entered the SturteVRnt
House and enqulred Of the night clerk
for Frank Il. WRlWorlh. The clerk sent
a bell boy up 10 his room with the card
Of Mr.. WRlTorth, Sr., to ascertain II his
son would then SEQ him. The boy soon
returned with the answer to show him
up. WRlWorth, ST., then went up
Rtairs. In about fifteen or twenty min
utes Afterwards the sounds Of shots was
heard coming from the room by one oi
the chambermaids, who ran down stairs
and informed the clerk. The clerk I'M
medlately sent out for an officer, but be-
fore he arrived Frank Walworth walked
down stAiB with his coat on his arm and
stated TO the clerk that he had shot his
father, and asked where the nearest police
station was. Receiving tho desired in
formation, he went 10 the telegraph Office
and cent of dispatch to his uncle In
Saratoga, telling him what he had done
and asking him TO break the news u
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Casualties at Columbus.

COLUMBUS, June 3.-Pat Carney, an
AGED Irishmau, was assaulted last night
bY an acquaintance with whom he quar-.
relied, and so terribly beaten with q stone
as 10 mash his skull over one eye and
leave q portion Of the brain exposed. He
can hardly recover
John Davis, while at work in rolling
mill to-day, fell into q vat Of boiling
water and was terribly sc0lded.
Thos. Hand, another rolling mill en-.
ploye, was run over by locomotive and
badly crushed.
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ga CORRESPONDENT Of Nature puts the
following case: "a strong man Is sud
denly struck dead by lightning. What
has become Of tho potential energy he
possessed the instant before he was sstruckI
To this we have received tho following
reply: His potential energy would DO
where It was beforc-viz., within the
space bounded BY his eternal surface.
What the lightning has done has been to
destroy the mechanism for realizing that
potential energy. A small portion Of the
mans potential energy might have been
converted into actual energy by the light.
ning-as, for instUnce, In the shape oI
hcai; but the great bulk would be got by
anybody who chose to eat his body.N
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LIVERPOOL, June 3.-The steamships
Hobats, AdriGtic, Calabria, City Of Wash.
iugton, and Wyoming, from New York,
SsrlaIan, from Quebec, and MsniGObGn,
from Montreal, have arrived out.
" NEW York, June 8-Arrived-The
steamships Vile DeHaVre, from Brest,
and Samaria, from Liverpool.
New YORK, June 3.-Arrived, the
steamship Scotia from Liverpool.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 3.-The steamship
DrummOn Castle Of this city, went ashore
on CheesGy Island, OF the east coast Of
China; and became a total wreck. Thirty
persons were drowned.s
LONDON, June IA strike of the en-.
ployes Of the Great Western Railroad
company, commenced yesterday. some
800 men quirwork. The steamship Fan
dalla, from New York, arrived out.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June S.-Presldent Mcmahon
has issued proclamation to the army, in
which he says: "The choice of the Presi-
dent of the Republic from your ranks
shows the confidence oi the National As.
sembly in your loyalty" The President
has also issued an order appointing Gen.
LAdmirault, Z now Military Governor OF
Paris, to command the army OF Versailles.
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BOSTON, June 3.-ThiI was the fnt
day Of the Beacon Park Association
races. The first race, for horses never
having beaten three minutes, was won by
Ben Smith; beat time 1885,; six heats
trotted. The second race, for horses ney.
er having beaten 2:26, was won by Ben
Flagler IN three straight heats; time 9:Sl,
2;9l3, $50.
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A BIarsted Hnmerlcnn IoLe.

NEW York, June 8-The pleasantly
INDUCED In recently by some New York
detectives, at the expense oi the English
officers who are engaged here in the case
Of Mcdonnell, the lOrger, threatens TO re.
suit unpleasanIy. The victims home
government B to make an lnVeSti-
gatiou, and has asked Secretary Fish to
obtain the particulars OF tho SO called
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Fire In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-John Brown
6 Sons cotton mill, corner Eighth and
Mountain streets, was destroyed by hre at
l:S0 o'clock this morning. Il iS impoSSi.
bic to get any particulars at this late hour
Of Tie IoaI.
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The Lexington PTsW tells this: "a bus.
ines man Of CoVington bought postal
card yesterday, wrote q few lines on the
back Of 1t, and putting It In stamped
envelope, mailed It to friend In Lexing-
ton. He says the cards are great con-
yenience,"
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THE PeunSbors 8 Harrisville r. Il. Co:
Of Richie county, has been incorporated
By the signing OF the agreements BY the
lncorporAtoIs, and the admission oil tho
papen TO record In the Secretary al States
Gtdee on the 99d inst. II. Rimbell, O.
{: Scott, and tWenty.three others ol
KEiIchIe county, arc the incorporatorS.--
kdHdphd Chronicle.
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PR0HABuITTKg.
For New England winds shifting 70 tho
southeasterly and southWeSterly, clear
and partly cloudy and warmer weather.
For the Middle States Boutheasterly to
southwesterly winds and increasing
cloudiness with rain areas from tho Al.
leghanies to the lower lake region. For
the Carolinas and Georgia easterlY to
Boutherly winds, cloudy weather and rain
areas from Tennessee TO Ohio and lower
Michigan sOutherly and souihWesterly
winds. cloudy weather and rain areas
from Missouri 10 Wisconsin and Min
nesota; winds shifting 10 westerly and
northerly and clear and clearing weather;
from Alabama to Louisiana southerly TO
westerly winds and partly cloudy weather.
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"How Is it." asked an enthusiastic En-.
glish noblemGn OF q Polish refugee Of high
rank, that you regard your country's
misIortunes with such Stoical indiaer-
ence9" ~ have married Russian lady,
and am dong my best to make her mis-
erablc."
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"THE Clarksburg Coal Company" was
Incorporated by certificate issued on the
?0Ih Of May, 1873, 10 T. ". Harrison,
VIM. r Alexander, John Irwin, Luther
Raymond, and r. F. Saunders, all oi
Harrison county.-Ran. Chronicle.
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IT IS suggested that perlons who go
about with their Cashmere shawls turned
Inside out to show that they arc genuine,
should adopt the custom Of walking on
their heads, TO AhoW that their boots arc
Soled.-PhilGdAlphi1 Ledger.
Why, Mr.. ChiIds
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BEnLIE, June 3.--The Asiatic cholera
has appeared In two villages in West
Prussia, having been communicated from
Russian Poland. A rigid Quarantine OF
the infected district has been established.
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To DRIVE AWAY ANTA-Il they are
qAtfisd aunLs, borrow some money from
sneF husbands. II they are single, let
en- take care Of the baby for the aiter.
noon, while your wife goes TO . matinee.
-BaitoR BWlIstiN.
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ARKANSAS.

Argument on the Writ Of Quo War.
H"4r. an Iaht0s
LITTLE Rock, June 9-The argument
was resumed In the Supreme Court to-
day on the application Of the Attorney
General for q writ Of quo edFTdnto against
Gov. Baxter. Without concluding the
court adjourned until 10 o'clock to:mor.
row, ct which time the argument will be
resumed. The excitement over this pro.
ceeding Is still intense.
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THE news Of the dissolution Of the
typographical Union Of this city has just
reached Charleston. The thing occurred
about three months ago.
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6! C!NcNNAEI, June a-RiVer falling, la
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

WA8 DEPAlRHIHF,
OrYiCn or THB CHIKE SIgHAL OYEIoEn.
WASHINGTON, D. O., June $500 ?. 4.
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The natural history editor Of the Licking.
ton Press tells this; e" A lady residing in
city not q thousand miles from Lexing-
ton is the posscssor of two pets--a mon
key and a parrot-who are by no means
congenial friends in fact Mrs. C. was in
the habit of locking up the monkey when
ever che left the house, for fear of his be.
ligerent qualities. One evening, alasl she
neglected to do so, and the monkey COM
ing in found the parrot rife for fight ind
veay desperate fight ensued. The mon
key ruthlessly pulled out every feather of
the parrot, and broke up ali the mantle
ornaments, and smashed things generally.
When Mrs. G. returned, she found the
monkey chattsring on the mantle p Gee.
and out crept the parrot, looking deeply
injured, and greeted her with, We've had
a HI Of time The appropriateness Of
tho remark caused about of laughter
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7 Lends to HappineSS'
A Boon TO The Whole Race Of Woman!
DIR. J. BRADFIELD'S l.,
FEMALE REGULATOR f.


.uno,n NJ the
monthly "Perlodn euro Ehenmatish, o aaa iwbitesn
s% " pa g prospsn rr; check excessive now
md correct all irrd ult. peculiar TO laule,; mad
r. VIII ren,ovr NH iffitation ofkdneys ana plau.
der. retfnye Costlyruoss purg Tho Hood give ,JnS
ma stfSngth To- ho whole system clear tue snes,
impartffs rosy hue to Mo lh'fk' ana ehoc''"''''
to ths mind os
II i,as snrco euro I'm an tho above diseases 10
ouIninc ifin ehins ana fvar ,is
I.sdics can cur themselves ofa.l the above US
,s"s ,v,hnnt rsye.liu- mon. complaints to any pr
son which IL alNay moriymg TO iLeir PRIDE ana
modnesty. L,u,o
II Is reeommonu'''' ''
LAG9ASeE Gs March q, nv
BPADFfFLD & %. Aumla Ga.-Dser s S., i iog,
take pleasure y h si, , an are now p putting up,
Known "a Dr. !. Brnddeld's Female kognla' ur ~ ~
ag5o, n rho best continuation eyer gotSn toge'h
cr t,,r he ,hsease, for which tits RECOMMENDED
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WAY Endurc what is timronbIe :

What can't re cured must be endured" SAYS tho
proyerb; but indigestion he cured therefore It
is the merest stupidity 10 endure 1t. Dyspeptcs
have certainly right 10 continue dyspeplcs to tho
end of thor days II thoy choose but ~ is not sup
posed TINT any rational being prefers physical tor
ment TO ease and health, the probability Ii that I
all sufferers nom indigestion were convinced TINT
an absolute infsllhc remedy for thelr complaint
existed they would with ono aeoC rd resort TO IT, We
most smphsticslly declare that snch remedy dock.
ist and tim, It's nsno Ia HosettorB stomach Bltters
The record Of It's snoocss extends over period of
more than twenty years, And il IL fcarl-ssly alleged
that during the whole Of that time IL hNs mover
failed 10 AFFORD permanent i-li.f IA any disorder or
arrangement OF the stomach that was not organic.
malignant and iucnrsbls. The Testimonials thai 20
TO establish this important Act can he counted by
the thousand, Stensch complslntt that hid brcn
aggravated bys total disregard ofsll dietary ruler,
and intensil anil rendered chronic by medicinal
treatment M dratc rurgation, have In hundreds OF
instances been cured within thre. months by the
systematic use " thi7 celebrated ,lomschIs and a.
formative 1t should he remembered that weakness
Of the digestive organs involvc. many other oil.
meuts. Biliousnors headache, ncryOrr debility,
spasms, pslpIta,ion Of the hca,t, rush 81 blood to
The head, nsn-ea, vertigo, and slctplersue~ are
among It's oOminitants and results and for oil thosc
the great vegetable tonic is ,pocirc. IT acts first
upon The stomach, and through Che stomach upon
The sccrotory and ncrvcutp ystcns and the bowels,
It's general effect being always genial and henehCont
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RAILROAD MATTERS. Contractor are
at work on the Houston and Great North
ern Railroad, within the corporate limits
of The city of Tyler.
Smith county gives the Great Northern
Railroad $50, 009 and the city otTyler
$4,000, to have the depot located there.
The track of the Point Isabel and
Brownsville Railroad is completed to with
in ten miles of tho latter city.
The Texas and Pacific Railroad has five
hundred miles of road under contract and
expects to reach Fort Worth by the 18th
of J>ly next, and the Pacific as soon a
money can build it.
Capt. Quinlan, engineer of the Texas
Central, reports the route from Corsicana
to Paris, via kaufman, quite practica-
BILE.
Mr.. Sprague says the road from New Or.
leans to Shreveport will be completed
within year, notwithstanding the Lou.
isiana troubles Gal. Cipiiiaa.
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pullman,s Palace Sleeping Cars

.,-...,... on IT., ins hot,yoa,
are h'luoheu A. IT. T.l,0J.
hous'o" """ .''' AL, Mail ora ~
Passengers ior waco must 'aS ' ""N pa
press IRAN 'ca.'"s ''''','" e,,,or,;,,,, oo,,,oo
me anoVe h'"i"' N'''''S Wv 20
"Ou'' ''"' ra.,oroln n do;,v fsun.
AT Hearne WIN NV, W. an M and A n m.
Gays eNo w y No ~ ,'T ", and Q l5p.m. WIZ
sou'u ~ -. p.,.,o ,voodtorrv
AT waco, WIN sl"ges iol o.o,,,, Waathayy'
OOvipgton, CleonrhH, Aeon, y, ,'1 en-,
ford and Jacksoofo; luesrays, M
days, AZ w a. III: rur d iUMas" Ward" E"o,out
y, i9' iO' Mo- ,S stcnbensyiih on Mo1days and
I r,'y. ~ ", m m
lh"'su"'1 w., mt. s,r po,rs,,d ord
A. AZ MeN," sn m,ia n" and Wadnssdsys.
,.n.,,.L wal e,rveo, fora and Jaeksboro
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REwARE OF CoUNrERFnITs.
sir IHncs CiarlIe's
Female pulls

J0B MHNEN' sir InnGs ylerIIe'a
mVobp Female piils
are erien.irey couNreSruThD. Dhhona Drugsi,iS en-
dcdtor 10 sc he eousfnsln TO make Feqtr prqas. 1hs
genuine ha-r he noms Of Job Moses on each peck
age. All others are worthless limitations, Tie gen
une pit are falling in the euro otsll those pain
l and dangerous diseases TO which the female con-
stituticn ssuWcct, They moderate all eSccsscs and
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