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During that timo (as hoard by icttcrs from nv
brotlier) nothing that ulonoy aud cunning could
do towar1 discovering Holland VIVA LOTT untrietl
nona acting with him. But uIlcro is .ho cunning
Witch can tracn ,nan, who. oacapiDg, night Iii
taglilac, t,aB not trusted himaalf to r---:ay Or
= carriHgo. and WHO tnkeH refuge IN grea. ity
III which ho !!nH no frior'ds At lie clld o. our
nolith in Alnnohcater, wo lrnyolod nortlwald.
o!oBaed tho Chnnnol to ireland, aud passed. a
pleasant fortnight In Dublin. Leaving tllis
aR1in, sSo made Our way to Cork nnl Quaonatown.
and ombarfod from that latter p]acc amoug h
bound for America.
Ny atosy ia told nm writing tboao linea
from farm fn TIM ,wost Of tho Initial Ytntos.
our nelghhors may,h:, hnmo1y enough. but tho
doctor or Lord Jne.eo. Roland is happy In
shqso agricultural pursuits, wl,icl, lavo always
been favorite epursuflawith him; and nm happy
with Holland. Our Bolo rcaources conBist Of nv
hu'nb'o 1lttlo fortune, Inherited from my doar
thn sum total nmolnts to botwcon :c7d0 and
$500, and this, M wo flnd, Is amply sur
!lcont to atart ug vol in tho now lifo tiat We
lnso chosen. We expect my fathar aud my
and / think il, just possible Tint thoyy
may find our family circlu Increased by tho preH-
onco Of new 1notnber III long clothcn Aro
thoro no compenHationa hero FOR exile from
ENGLAND and the loss Of q fortune? 1''e think
Mary Bradny'B husband III mad; mud Mary
Draaing herself Ia not much bcttsr."
II von fool inclined to alter this opluion, mud
II you remember our old daya at sclloo! as ton.
dolly as rornembor thom, write and toll mo 80.
Your letter will he forwarded X you aond it to
tho incloBed address at Nav York.
III tho meantino. tho moral Of our story soems
to be worth serious consideration. cortain
Eugltshman LEGALLY inherlts largo fortune. At
The tirno Of his inheritance he has boon living "a
n free man fer three yoars-without once aDus-
ing his freedom, aud With the express sanction Of
tho medical suporintondont who 1,as had expo
renee and charge of him. Ills next OF KIN aud
hoirs at law (who aro left out Of tho fortuuo)
look with coyotous oves ut tho money, and de-
teru.tne to got tho management and tho ultimate
noasesBion Of 1t. Assisted BY doctor, whosc
honesty and capacity must DO taken on trust.
these intorcHtod PERSONS in this nineteenth cen.
tury Of progrosa. can lawfully imprlson tl.oir
relative for lifo in country Which calls itself
tioo, md which declares that It's Justice Ia equally
administered TO all alike.
Norr.-Tlie reader Is informed that this story Ia
foniletl, In all essential pariiclarn case which
actually occurred in England eight years since.
W. O,
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We l1a not ull : for cur deeds remain
To crown with honor or 1uar with etufn;
Through cnalcEs sequel,ce uf years IL cuiilo
Our ilscs sbal speak, When our iils uro dumb.
What though We flertRl. unknown 10 fA.nc,
Our tomb forgotten. aud lost our name,
Since naug}:t is wAslctt til heaven Or rarth.
And nothing dies to which God Krsg BIRTH.
Though life bc joylcsa, and deith te cold,
And pleasures pail rs the world groves Old,
Yet God las Erantcl our hearts relief,
For Loveaud Labor can conquer Geicf.
Love sheds a light On Tho gloomy WY,
And Labor hurrIcS tho weary uJy:
Though tlnath he fearful ari lifo bc hard,
fet Love 11td Labor shall win reward.
If Ihye can iry up n.n1lo tear,
II lifelong Labor ayait TO clear
A single web from before the tr,1e,
Thon Loyo and Labor have won tteir duo.
What though ne mourn, To can comfort pku
Whet II wo die, 80 tho truth hc plain;
A ltttlp spark from high ucstra
SAull ktudlD otherss hln grow fro,
We arc not worthy to work tho wAo.e;
No have no gtreuEth which may aavonE
Enough for us II cur Ito bcglu
Successful struggle with grief aud ain-
Labor Ia mortal, nuIl fades away,
Hit Loto shall triumph Ia pcrfcrt days
Labor may wither helteatll tho sol,
But Love lives ever, for Love 10 God.
-Cha'Ne.rs' Jettrnat.
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ohio Contro Of Populations

Gen. Walkers essay on tho contro Of popt'ss~
tion hr,ura into new prominence tho stoudincsa
With whleM tits contro clings to the thirty
nnraliol. along which nro situated Nalt,,nors,
y; Waahinsto,, % ind Cincinnati. At no TINA troni
11v0 to iS70 has tlle eontro Of population dorsr1-
II hna marchod westward 800 tnilos in thai
noriod, tho groatest 1oap being from 1880 to 1eot
t8t miles) when tho trunsfor Of q small popul*
lion to tho Pacific coast gayc 4 auddon olongs
tiou to tho Wcatorn arm Of the lover, aud nooes
tanco. It 10 now A9 inlaa oast Of Cincinnati, ant
iu 1850 will ucarly coincide with thAt city.
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by dogs. Tho SURPLUS II aly, might 70 to tho
use Of SCHOOLS IN tho sevoral townships having
auch aurplua.
During the last session, m attompt was made
to pass now dog law, TINT had sufficient M
cliory iu 1t to rim the business Of an ordinary
county. Tile truth IL, MI OF these sumptuary
pioccs BY. tlolr own weight: They aro loo mucl.
Of good thing, and, as 4 matter OF courso, arc
mover eutoroad. LII this instance, 10 Col|ee.or
would dare to onforce this act, for tho simple
1easqn @ tat s,eyo Delinquent o%octs Of dogs us~
tiopB. and, thuH armod with votes, they arc too
mich for tho Collector who las no losso to Of
fend then' and ho Is caaily satisfied that the dosa
listed arc either "dead or beyond tue limits OF
tho county"
In New York, the dog tax is protection TO
ownera OF Hheep, and haa beon tho means Of
Eiontly loFaen'tg tho number Of worthless curs
Lot na mako trial in sinall way, by teyying
v sa ee on osS se d0s s; 1H @ @S a aS h' see 70
or modtfy 1t aB oxporiencon1ay dictate. We can.
not drive out tue dogs, any moro thnn "e can
drive out whisky nnd tue bast thing thas can
b. done Is to make tho burden o. Ght Is posalff n
no yaluo to the farmer. on tho whole
but might proaoh such d aoctilao IN
oyery Hclooldistrlct III tllc Stato without oNtatn~
lug much Of a following, There arc s9Me 9 sn use
lug; aud yet the yatue OF those aro nothing 1 NJ
compured to tho tlamngo and cost Of the ln'ger
number. Wo have bcen 80 ling accustomed TO
te ct a1I xSs fss es Tts to ,ys
t4om gut by unjust tas'to4' "G - salsf up ~ ~
i'epsa tat ,h ths M0'nbGf;s l,3; oI1s Slees .3s e
a,,es tut it is possible TO go protect our aleol'.
intorest that sn,a!l parka will aoou ho aoen ill
over tha state; mud that our markots and far1,1-
tab!eH shall have Gouhl'ina } [a.rp snpply o. r'en
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NV mother died whom was m infant III
arms, le began. Ny father, from my earliest
to my latest recollectlons, vas nlwaya hard to-
wards n!e. haSo been told that wae MI odd
child, with strange ways OF my OWL. BY father
detcsted anything that waa strongly n,arked
anything out Of tue ordinary way in tho cl1arac-
tGrH and habits OF tho pulAonn nlout him. llc
hinself lived {as the plraso is) by line and rule,
and ho determined to mnlse Lis sou follow llls OK
ample. was subjected 10 acvore discipline at
school, aud | WIS carefully watched afterwards
at col!oge. Looking buck on my oarly life, I can
see no traces Of happlness. / can ind no tolena
woary wayfuring over unirlondly rnatla-such ID
tha story Of my lie from 10 years old 10 20.
IT 1lassod ono autumn vacation at tho Cum
ber}and Lnkos-antt thore / met BY nccllent
young rrench lady. Tho result Of that meet
inE decided my whole after fe.
''Hhe filled the position Of nursery governess
In the hol1so OF a wealthy Englisunau. had
frequent opportunities Of aesng her. We tDok
an innocent pleasure Ia ench others society.
lfer Nttls oxrerionce OF lilo WAS strangasy Hike
aud feeling between iii. Wa loved, or tl.ought
we loved. I was not al, mid hhe wns not IL,
when asked her to bs my wlto.
~" ean understand my folly now, md chn
me. And yet. can't holp plying myself, When
I look back ut myself 81 that ti,ne-I was so
young, 80 hungry for littlo sympathy, so weary
OF nv ompty. 1riendless lilo. We'll! everything
10 eompasntivo In this world. I wss SOON to re-
M1otoheta M it was,
Tho poor girls employer discovered our at-
taoha'ont,, through hla wife. lie 1T once conl-
uunieatod with my father.
NY !asher haa but ona word to Hay-ha In
elatoa Oh NY going itaosu anil lowing 1t to him
70 fe!eaae me from nly absurd engagement in
my absence. answered linn tliat Should TO OF
ago IN fow mouths. and that was determined
to marry the ,g!sl. lIe gayo me three days to
iIF1t I
lutio1l. In d whels afterwards was declared In,
saue by Two nlhtcal mcu, and / waa pluoed by
my fatllcr in a luna!lo asylum.
" WnR u an act NJ insanity for the snu of a
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bttea'n.
without wasting moment In words, tho two
ot onco enserod the wood, aud took Tic knap.
suck from it's place Of sheltor II, the hollow tree
III ten minutes more, nv husband was dressed
In q suit OF workman's Clothes. and was f,,rtJ,or
ulsculsod in tbo Wiz and beard. Tho two mou
set forth down the oourso OF the stream, kco,,-
ing il, tho al.ndo,y nf thu wno1 until TIM niui,t
lad fallen and tlo dnrkuosa lid them. Tho nisht
was cloudy; there was no moon. Aftor Walking
2 tnfles. or n little tnore. thew n1tnrel thnir
course and 1nnde boldly for tho h|gh roafl In
Mauchcstor ontarinr on Il nj uoins anna s1
miles distaut f1om tbo oity.
on tberway from tho Wood. Roland doscribod
the manner ia which he lad otIaoted hin o.
emo.
Tba s,orr wan e;,,n7. e,,,,r,, IT, ,,.a
0,n,n ~ ~ 80, in H. uau ae
ha ~ ae ~ 'sIs -, ; oss. aa"
~ t srat forta;',tst tn tn 'ts u"n to9u'.
wait ,,,n,, hi, ~ srooas;e, ao
s,ara XII, ,.,n.o t,,a IT, MeIa " Mean'
srno .,,tul i o,,.,ta '0 eo ~,
H. +,sI ,,ani. G.' ."a ~ tng y.
tnI, III M"a 30ss 4
hna,, anidod % ~ a., ooe'nG 10, snis'
Inv nrot1,as :. ~ "to ~ ;oians un'o' ~. eo a
- sss a,'osuS. ~ ~ s.oioaeu. ~ Ptatu Notas'
~ -, sus s ~ u'on .no huopGa Ma'nE 4E VI u141 ~
n looit Ai P"iiEso ~ 9n @iu puuGu sno nah. Inh
,rai ~ ~ liz n @ .nG d'1uuMr "sepul $.Anp 10 tuo
% Sal( W IT,. M'n o". neo' cosetea VIII hta oWn
o.oaAI ~ st'at W. 49, oiio outa1!ns tte looni nHhi
nrpsu Iat ta1,a sa "as H. M@ auWa 70 fes.: e nau
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Al man named Teller purchased

A man named Teller purchased
81 salOgn on Michigan avenue, De
troit. and the other day while hc
was alone. a man entered, looked
around and said: II am an escaped
convict from Jackson, ard want
10 bp arrested and sent back. Go
and get a policeman and 1t will
be $50 in your pocket" Teller
didn't wait to ask any questions,
bnt a. he saw the man sit down he
put on his hat and ran to the
nearest station. while the "con-
victr put two boxes of cigars un
der his arm and went out at the
back 'oor. Mr.. Teller saw through
the lit lie JOKE when he got back.
and ! e says he can't be be fooled
again.
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS

Three years ago Dr. Boschees Ger
man Syrup was int reduced in the Unit
ed States from Germany for the cure of
Coughs. severe Colds settled on the
breast, consumption and other diseases
of the throat and Lungs. No medicine
ever had such success, 800, 900 sample
bottles have been distributed every
year for three years by Druggists in all
parts of the United States, and nearly
1000 letters from Druggists are now on
file, saying that no other preparation
in their stores sells as well and gives
such excellent satisfaction. All we ask
is for you to go to your druggist, j. l..
w. baker, and get q sample bottle for
10 cents and try it; regular size as cts.
Sold in every town and village,
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MARTINSBURG MARKET.

GRAIN Wheat new 1921 al .25
corn G5a70; oats 45a50.
FLOUR Family ranges from So
to $3.50, according to grade.
PROVISIONS. Butter 00a35 cts;
eggs, OOa20; lard 10a12; Beef, roast
and steak, 12i cents per pound |;
steak, Is cts. per pound; mutfo",
121 cts; veal l0a12 cts; hams 17a1S
cts; shoulders, l1a121 cts; sides,
~ cents.
POULTRY Spring chickens, 26
and 25 cents perpiece old,35 cts.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
TN GOLD
ron THE NAN WHO WILL DUPLI- /
CATE OUR PRICES.

Determined 70 keep mp with the times,
and wishing to save the people Of Martins
burg and yicini y the trouble and expense
Of running or sending to Baltimore and
elsewhere for their goods, we have pur-
chased one of the large Test and best assorted
stocks that we have ever offered in Mar
tnsburg and we confidently assert that
nc will sell at less than city retail prices
i is hardly necessary to call attention tn
our Domestic Department, as the enor-
nous business we do in that line attests
the fact that we must SELL CHEAPER
than any o,her house in town; and when
we come to FINE GOODS, the difference
is far greater. We will therefore call at
tpntion to our LARGE ASSORTMENT of
CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS, which we
are selling at RUINOUS PRICES. Beau
tiful lngrains at so, co, 10, 30, 90 and
loo per yard Rag Carpets as low as so
cents per yard; Floor and Table Oil
Cloths in almost every width. quality and
price. Asplendd line of DRESS GOODS,
all the latest styles Silks from 81 up a
heavy Gros Grain for So, IS good as you
can get for SO 30; in Black Alpacas we
defy competition we have them from Is
cents up to beautiful Silk Warp for 81 :.
We have added fine and complete line
of MOURNING GOODS TO our stock /:
Australian Grapes, yard Wide, so cts; all
wool Delaines, single width, 373 cents ;
do. yards wide, 81. worth ST so; Blk.
Cashmeres 81 to ST so; Honey Comb Bed
Spreads at ST. and up. In Cotton and
Linen Table Damasks, Napkins, Towels,
Handkerchief, Hosiery, Ribbons, En-
broideries, Laces. Edgings, Rulings,
Scarfs and Pins, WE CLAIM THE FIELD.
Our stock ofCassimers, Jeans, Cottonades
and Linen Drills. is large and under the
market. Notwithstanding the hard times
we propose to PITT DOWN PRICES to
suit the times, and sustain our reput ton
for selling cheaper than any other house
in Martinsburg. No trouble to show
goods. D. w. TIMBERLAKE.
April ll-w
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. Oct. 29.-Flour--
Howard Street Super 4.25f4.7;
Howard Stree Extra a 75(d 5 2;
Howard Street Choice 6 1906 so.
Howard Street Family 6 25(dS Z /;
Wheat--White l goal % cents.
Redl 20 9127.
White 9z[d97 cents:
Yellow S5(dS5 cents.
Oats. Southern $50 60 cents +;
Western 5Sl059 cents.
Rye -100lG 105 cents.
Provisions. Shoulders S<dS},
Clear rib sides 1290122. Hams IA
OILS en- is. Lard l4af05.
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ID. M. Shaffer and Brother are
leading the van in the Dry Goods
& Grocery trade. Money like blood
makes its mark il you doubt it
come and be convinced. They are
selling best prints at II cts, yard
wide muslin at IL to 124.
Don't forget the place,
ID M SHAFFER & BRO.
Grantham Hall.
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SCHOOL STATIONERY

ueditTS WITH
STATES,
STEEL PENS,
SCHOOL CRAYON,
ARNOLDS INK,
PEN HOLDERS, &c.
At city prices. We have hal a
large quantity of steel pens manu-
featured to order, with orr imprint
stamped on each pen aud box, and
warrant them equal, in every res
pect, to any pen in the Market
We have purchased large stock
of states and crayon direct from
the manufacturers, and dealers
will find it to their advantage to
purchase from us
SfAGERST0WN ALMANAC FOR 1874
We have made arrangements
with the publisher of the Hagers-
town Almanac, by which we are
enabled to supply dealers at the
very lowest rates by The quantity.
E0u will save money by purchas-
ing of the
1mdw IND. Book STORE.
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Steam engines and boilers re
paired. Also all kinds Of machin-
cry. VIII go to any part Of this
or adjoining counties when deired.
Terms moderate.
j. w. ScHEELKEY,
No. Is West Martin st.
Oct 16,d1ww1m
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NOTICE TO CR EDITORS.

To the Creditors of G.. A Hamill, dec d
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of the County Of Berkeley, made
in cause therein pending, TO subject the
Real Estate of the said G. A. Hamill, to
the payment of his debts. You are re:
qaired to present your claims against the
said G. A. Hanil, for adjudication to
John T. Picking, Commissioner, at bis
Off ce in the said county, on or before the
10 tn day of October, 1874.
WITNESS, E. S. Troxell clerk of said
Court this 18th day of September, 1874
E. s TROXELL, Clerk
Sept. 18th, 4iw.
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-. BYRN'S
Pocket Photoscope.

has great MagDiiylng lcWn, ,ito OF d
tecting Counterfeit Money, Shoddy in
Cloth, foreign substances in the Eye, in
Wounds, etc, and to examine 1rsects,
Flowers and Plants, to detect flaws in
Metals, fineness in wood-gran to deci-
pher wiring other wise illegible; end for
inspection of grain, minerals, etc. Useful
for every body. Double Conved Lens, !
inches Mounted in leathe4, ana
carried in the vest pocket Price 60 cents
two for 81 free by Mail. Agents wanted
Circulars free Address M. l.. BYRN
p. q. Box4 $50. New York, Office, No. 40
Nassau st.
STATE WHERE YOU SAW THIS.
October 3rd. 1874 --4tw
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A magnificent display at Gran
than Hall Of Dress Goods where
lady can get the best and cheap
est goods to be foundin town.
ID NJ SHAFFER & BRO
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MARRIED..

In the M. i. Church South, in
Hedgesville, on the 9th inst, by
Rev. Mr.. Cameron, Mr.. Harvay
Small, and Miss Meleisa Harris,
all of this county.
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We would adyiSe al pefsns to carl
IL aud see tho b y assortment of B4ot~
aud Shoes. Mem rs Llie- and Chill
drens direct from the manufacture ct
lowest prices in town, 1t
DEATRIcK.
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DIED

On the 2ith inst. Mrs. Sarah A.
Hayden, relict of the late VIM.
III. Hayden, aged SO years.
On the 2sth inst, Harry New
ton, aged % years.
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A large stock ofmourning goods
such as Drab de Alma Drab de ia ,
Cassimeres, Bombazines, EN-
press Cloth, Australian Crepes, and
many other grades, of goods, that
space will not permit us mention,
All to be found at
ID M SHAFFER & BRO.
Grantham Hall.
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J. IS. CARROLL, Teacher of Vocal
aud instrumental music. Terms
fifteen dollars per quarter, one hour
lessons. Residence, No. 20 East
Burke street. Oct.12, Ind
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large lot OF domestic ory good $
consisting ola GOOD GOODS, which will !
be sold as cheap as any house 10 town
at FL y DIETRICH
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Berkeley Female Seminary
MARTINSBURG, w. VA.

NHIS Institution, which has been in
i successful ope ration many years as
"NOrbourne Female Seminary" will
resume its exercises on Monday, Sept,
IA, 1874, and continue until June 25th,
| 1875.
Expenses per annual session, paya-
BILE quartely in advance.
Board, Washing Furnished room,
fuel and lights ............... goo 10
Primary Department. .... 1000
Intermediates ............. 5000
Senior ................... 40 90
Music. 40 90
Use of Instrument. s 90
french IoVO
German and Latin at Professors rates.
No deduction will be made except in
cases of protracted sickness.
A liberal deduction will be made for
boarders who remain only from Mon
day to Friday.
For circular, address
MRS. PEYToN X. HARRISON, pn;o,,
MISS BETTE j. HUNTER, nc Prs
IA LGMmug.
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WANTED. Lady Agents in every City
Wand Town in New England States Ex-
elusive territory given, goods sell at sight
S. to $l0a day guaranteed on commits.
sion or salary.
Address ELLIS MANUFACTURING
CO., Waltham Mass.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
At rules held in the Clerks Office of
Berl eley County, on the 9th day of Oc-
tober, 1874.
James Walker admr. Of Eliza Walker,
decd
Henry B Pitzer and Elias NJ Pitzer, in
their own right and as Executors of
Martin Pitzer, decd John w Pitzer,
George j. Pitzer, James S PitZer, An
thony Turner and Harriet Ann, his wife
T Busey and Racheal Susan his wife,
VIM. T Noll and Lucinda his wife
Proud and Eliza Ann his wife
IN ChdnceTy.
The object Of this suit is to compel the
Executors to settle the estate of Martin
Pilzer, decd, and to pay over to the de-
yisees, their respective shares of said es-
tate.
And il appearing on affidavit filed in
this suit, that the said defendants Henry
Pitzer-Proud and Eliza Ann his wife
are not residents Of this State, they are
hereby required TO appear within one
month, after due publicsti ton of this Order
and do what is necessary to protect their
intere SITS in this matter
ES TROHELL Clerk
Luous l. Hughes
oct. 10th, 4tw,
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If tronbled with DYSPEPSIA, and DESTROYS
lget something to help you at small ex-
pense, try "STILES DYSPEPSIA pow
DERS.n 25 cts box. Free by Nail.
Stills 4 SToDDARD, Calls, Maine. Try 3
box and be convinced.
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.Tol'e'- E.iuscy Fism Il and yarn
white ataif"fafrd fer gle cllaar II
nEATfI Ks
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1as THE GREAT CAUSE
e Lz-xgaAV OF
HUMAN MISERY.
Just published, in Sealed Eaeelope
Price g GeDfs

IT2Ce CeHsS.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treat
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness
or Spermatorrhea, induced by Self. Abuse,
Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Ner~
vous Debility, and Impediments to Mar
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