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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-25

| Rates payable in United states gold
coin or its equivalent.
All Consgpments Of Goods Forwarded with
Promptness and Dispatch. No Forwarding
or Commission Charges.
Mark Goods Care "E. 4 p. n. r."
hs-n We. GRIFFIN, Agent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-25

The jury lett Beech.r three-fourths Of
his good name. but ninety mine hun
dredths Of his prestige and influence is
gone forever.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-25

II Is officially announced that Judge
Fisher viii resign the position of Dis
trict Attorney at Washington. Gov.
Wells, OF Virginia. will succeed him.
Senator Cole. of California. has an eye on
Delsno's place should that astute func-
tionary be d-posed.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-25

Jared r. Buell., of indianapolis, aud
Susan d. Gilbert, of Athol. Massaehu-
sets, have "married " themselves by a
written contract, which is to " be in
force during our physical lives, provided
our mutual love natures ever blend as
now-but TO terminate without prejudice
by the wish Of ither party, II love shall
ever cease to be mutual.
Such contracts are not uncommon,
but are usually verbal and not dignided
by the sacred term of marriage.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-25

An Eastern exchange says: Rev.
Henry Morgan, OF Boston, has offered
$500 in prizes for the best essay on
Why don, men go to church, and what
Is the remedy2'
Henry. send us sight draft for the
amount We suppose brevity is one OF
the essential qualities for the successful
essay, and will give for the reasons. be-
cause, as usual thing. they fear the
preacher would shock their nervous sys-
tens by telling them something they
didn't know; also, because, as u general
thing, man cant support pew and a
saloon too. aud wont have free seat
The remedy IL to pnt the gospel in more
attractive form, and not scare people will
thoughts of future torment, commenting
more on the Creators love for man thai
his awful penalties for transgression,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-25

Klingen Smiths testimony in the Lee
trial yesterday fixed the odium and guilt
jointly on Lee and Dame and duplicates
Brigham young. His testimony calls up
before the mind in vivid colors the
horrors Of that Summer morning. eigh
teen years ago, when the unfortunate
smigrants were butchered aud mutilated,
tho scalps torn from their heads, and
where hoary age, blooming youth OIL
childish innocence, met common fate
The soil of Mountain Meadows has long
since absorbed their blood, but yet i,
cries to heaven for vengeance. The laws
of God and man alike demand the sever.
est exercise Of retributive justice on the
actors in this most foul murder
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-25

Moody and Sankey will arrive in New
York ON the 10Th OF August.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-25

Kaiser Wilhelm is travelling incognito
in Bavaria.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-25

SPECIAL RATES ON CARLOADS OF 10 TONS OF LEss
Subject to the Rules Of Local Freight
Tariff Governing same):
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

DEACON Smiths HORSE SToRY.-Dea-
con Smith, of Wilkinson county, Ga,
owns or did own, horse, which one
time in itslife saved him an incalculable
amount of money by its horse sense.
The deacon. says himself and wife, while
partaking oftheir MONDAY meal were
very much surprised at the actions OF
their horse, which was loose in the
road near the house 1t would run up
10 the gate, neigh yociferously and then
run off again. This was repeated sew
eral times. aud the deacon arose from
the table 20 ascertain the cause OF It's
strange conduct. He reached the door
and looked out, and saw away OFT an
the direction the horse had run a dense
smoke. He seized his hat and ran to
the place "Gentlemen, said he, slight
ming had struck a tree and sci, 1t OIL hire,
and the flames had communicated TO
my fence around my corn-held contain
ing about 800 bushels of corn. The
fire. had consumed about dozen panels
of fencing, and reached branch. Ny
horse, when'I arrived, was standing IN
this branch dipping her tail into the
water, and throwing the water on the
burning fence" The crowd looked ill.,
credulous, and the deacon said, Gen
tlemen, if you don't believe it, you ask
Mahaly. -r. re. ...a.r.-.. -1
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

How OLD MAIDS MAY BE DETECTED.
"A writer gives the following
symptoms of maidenly .celibacy: W hen
a woman begins to have little dog
trotting after her-thats a symptom.
When a woman begins to drink her
tea without sugar-that's symptom,
When woman begins to read love
stories in bed-thats symptom.
When a woman begins 10 say that she's
refused many an offer-thats symp-
tom. When a woman begins to talk
about rheumatism in her kuees and
elbows-that's a symptom. When a
woman fluids fault with her looking
glass, and says it don't show her features
right--that's symptom. When wo-
man begins to talk about cold draughts,
and stops the crevices in the doors and
windows-thats symptom. When
woman changes her shoes every time
she comes into the house after walk
that's symptom. When woman
begins to have cat at her elbow at
meal times, and gives it sweetened
nilk-that's symptom. When wo-
man begins to say that servent has no
business with sweetheart-thats a
symptom When woman beglns to
say what a dreadful set OF creatures
men are. and that she wouldn't be
bothered with one of them tor the
world-that' s symptom.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

D. A MORAL FAILURE farmer was
reading in an. agricultural paper the
other day an article headed, BE Kind
to Your Cow. He went out to milk
with heart tull of kindness, and as he
sat down he whispered: SO, boss
stand arouud-good creature--hist "a
,Iittle-there, You intelligent and kind
hearted old bossy. About two minutes
after that his wife heard him yelling
and whooping, ard.as she ran to the
door be called out: Bring me the axe,
Maria, and the spade, aud that big club
there, and the butcher-knite, and the
shot gun, for I'll be darned if this old
hellion shall ever live to kick me In the
jaws!' si4E'j o. 4 .' = sI' -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

During the winter of 1869, drum
,mer who was visiting Wilmington in
North Carolina stopped at one OF the
frst-class hotels. AT the breakfast table
he gave an elaborate order to the
waiter, aud included in it ''two soft
boiled eggs" Sambo went off to the
kitchen, but soon returned, and asked,
'Massa Boss, did you want dem eggs
scrambled? NO, said the drummer, i
want them soft-boiled. All right, sir,
and off he trolted again. In few mo-
ments he loomed in again, and remark
ed, in a most persuasive tone, 'Massa
Boss, you better have dem egg,
scrambled! what do you meal?
well, said Sambo,. 'Massa Boss, III
tell you; dem eggs amt very fresh and
they look better scrambled. -., "a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27
HEAVEN IS ON THE OTHER
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AUST across life'sifowing river f-.l,
Just beyond its stormy sea, ,wo!
Where the slanting moonbeams qulyer'
Darling, l will wait for athee,@rqs g
Fear not, love, to stem the torrenelG
Though its waves are dark and wide
Aneebbands will bear you OYER
Heaven is on the other side !.,.l' q
.. ,-., y7ssi u Il -3gTJH IOicrs't
All of love and lite and wisdomaoc s4ii
Ripeus on THAT unseen shore III
Fairest, weetessfadeless flowers, 'd
Bloom in beauty everrnore. -
Linger not for fearful parting;
Swiftly flows DEATHS turbid tide, 49,
Launch thy bark upon the current,
Heaven is on the other side ! ,.~., 9j
Blest fruition Of our longings, "a
Answered to Our fondest prayer
Never more the tear ofparting,
Never the dark cloud OF care, 3'
Joy, my Gasling, God !bss given'''
What the world to us denied, 81
In the arms of Love unending-
Heaven is on the other side! IN
:. .!.s % qs Ia aaI nld
Softly plies the unseen boatman,
AS the ripples wanlon pass, l., -
Sadly, in the voicelesslsilence, ar..
lTiI the shore is reached at last! ''
Then smile of sanity beauty
g." On the cold lips seems to hide,
Whispering in their peaceful quiet.
.ssHeaven is on the other side y -st
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

An artist fond Of subjects for siilI life
pictures ccnid find all he wanted II, the
case of William Sharpe, who, according
- the Doncaster Gozeffs, went 10 bed
in 1907, and never got mp till be died
there 10 1861 still life Of forfy-rine
years passed in n chamber nine fe,t
square, the window Of which had ,nu
bee, raised for tbirty-eight years When
be was 80 be went one morbi6V 10
church 70 be married, but his sf1isDced
came not her father hasisg 40 isxisri-
bic reppgpance TO Mr William Sharpe
as son-in-law. The mortiGed bride
groom went home, uDdressed, got into
bed, pulled the blankets over his head,
and for fory-nine years obstinaiely, re-
fused TO get up and clothe hirnsell, or
to do any work, passing tie time nnia-
terrupted 10 bed. He was neveysesi-
ously i'll during this tims. Iiis bosly
was perfectly sound 10 spite ofits great
age and great abuse, and be was only
sick one week before hss deafh. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

8 A clergyman preached rather long
sermon from the text, eThou art weigh.
ed ir The balance and found wanting.
After the congregation had listened
about an hour some began to show
signs of WEAKNESS and they soon went
out; others followed, greatly to the an
.noyahoe of the preacher. Another had
just started to leave, whenthe minister
stopped in his sermon and said:7 That
is right, bre,hern; as fast as you are
weighed, pass out No one disturbed
the services after such plain hint, and
their fatigue was no more visible.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

ba. Coop MANNERs-Of with your. hat,
my boy when you enter the house.
Gentlemen never Keep their hats on in
tie presence of ladies,and if you always
take yours off when mamma and the
girls are by, you will notoforget your-
(, sell, Or be mortified when, a guest o. a
stranger happens to be in the parlor.
Habit is stronger than anything else,
iaaiyou will always find that the easi
isst &aysto make sure of doing it, on all
occasions, is to, get IN the habit of doing
right Good manners cannot be put on
at momeEtrs 8 warning.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27
ROMANCE IN RkAa aLvR--In 1866

ROMANCE IN RkAia LvR--In 1866
John Rodmap, poor man, of Portland,
Maine, moved to Harlem, and shortly
after went TO South America. In 1910
his family, not hearing from him, iJre-
turned TO Portland. A SON., who went
to sea was not heard from. The wife
became poor broken down seams
tress. A short time ago she was wrap
ping upa dress for a customer In ths
New York Herald and IN advertise
ment in it caught her eye. Ii wa~
addressed to her, and asked her to send
her address to lawyers in New York.
BY their advice she went to New
Orleans. Being insulted in the s,reeis
Of that city, she was defended bya
young man who proved to be her son,
who had Just returned from India. hl
a few deys the husband srrived also.
He had become very wealthy man,
and had thought bis family lost. 4,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

ga The GRANSERs-The n National
Granger Patrons Of Husbandry will
hold their next annual session at the
Galt House, Louisville, on the 4 5ths of
the present month. The membsrs Of
tie national grange have been reqdest-
ea to bring with them specimens ofthe
leading products OF, their respective
Localities for exhibition during the
session, which will be presented to the
citizens of Louisville.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

'1H A TRAGIC HousE.RA1srNe SroRY.-
"A West Virginia paper is authority for
ythe statement that q grand house rais-
ing stook place in Jackson county, in
that State, last, week. AS is customary
on such occasions chickens had been
killed by chopping off their heads, Two
little sons of the owner of the house TO
be raised,S saw the chickens titus gnillo-
itiuea, and during the day concluded 10
repeat the operation 1t was just at
time when, the men were lifting ssbeayy
log into its place. The father, who was
holding one eDd of the log, casting his
ewes, towards the. little fellows, one of
whom had the axe raised to sever the
meek Of his brother, let go of the log to
boy, and ritfell, killing SIX
mep, two. instantly, the others living
only a few hours. The axe fell before
the father could reach the scene, cutting
off the head df the son. e'' ~ '! ais
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

Dispatches from San Francisco give
the particulars, farHas obtained, of the
laundering, ION, Thursdaylnst, when a
day out from Victoria, of the steamship
Pacific, and the loss of over hundred
passengers Only one man was saved,
having teen picked up in an exhausted
condition by aiosailing vessel while
floating on theapilot house The low
condition of this sole survivor rendered
him unable to give full account of the
disaster.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

D, Pull backs have their drawbacks, as
a young woman of Keokuk, Iowa, found
when she went to Masonic entertain
.niet1t last week. She looked at the ban
quet liable with phorror, calculating to
her escort: "Good gracious! Are they
goiug to sit downt Ididn't expect that
III amt fixed to sit down. He
found 4 place for her alongsidethe man
tel-piece,. where she could take her sup
per standing % ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

} A round-shouldered, inquisitive man
kicked what he thought was an orna-
mental dog lying on a step to seeH it
was hollow. 1t wasn't an ornamental
dog, and it wasn't hollow, but was there
on business. and the iuquisitive man is
now rusticating with his aunt till his leg
gets we'll. -@.'''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

A FIGHT BETwEES AN, VI. G. ANDeA
LAwxR-Private intelligence received
in this city says that a lively scrimmage
took place Monday az King William
Courthouse between Beverly b. Doug
las Esq, M. c., and Leonidas Smith,
Esq, attorney at law. The misunder
standing arose during the argument of
a cause. Mr.. Douglas held lis own.
Judge Robert L. Montague made both
parties give security to keep the peace.
-RichDuond Journal
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27
a Hotel re. on WheeIs,

The Erie Railway officials are enthu5
siasticc over the success OF their new
through passenger route to Chicago.
Tkey BAY they are dorngsa larger bdsi
hess than ever beforgsass -shis season rof
tine EyearsdSThe through hotel coaches
especially ! seem Itqi be .pEeying 2 great
attraction., These coaches, are divided
into two Compartments, in the rear one
ofiwBichIthe co5kmgS is done The
otlses is ysed as aislseping ear, and is 90
well divided from the kitchen as to be
e1ftirely free from any unpleasant odors:
Dvsbibills oof tAseaIeEegantly bonifred
.with sJser and ,disIibAted, il, AL Of Ihs
tirst-class cars, and Walters pass through
occasionally for the purpose Of taking
Srtiers from those who ifay wish meals
served to them. the meal includes all
,maninr of ibroils .and gahe,a oysters in
slstylss, cold meats, eggs in every form,
all seasonable vegetables, relishes and
fruits, toast, biscuit, coffee, tea, choco-
jate, cold milk, and q fall wine list at
6rst7class city restaurant prices The
order being given, the waiter adjusts a
movable table in the compartment o!
tile person wishingsto be served, sHdin
few minutes brings in from the hotel
Car, in acovered tray,the various dishes
asked for In fact, SlEeals may bss en-
,joyed at forty miles per hour, with the
same comfort and at equally, cheap rates
as at any hotel in the city that is con
Quoted on the European plan. Those
who prefer the old method of, running
| into wayside restaurants for few scanty
montlsfuls may continue to exercise
their choice as the trains stop at all the
meal depots as usual. usy3 yfb
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

BMGuAM YoUNG ON THE FAsHIoNs,-
The San Francisco Chronicle Of a re
cent date says; brigham, Young
preached On the fashions last Sunday,
and here is an extract from his sernoh:
''Now, then, leaving the useless things
which the brethren use-tea, coffee,
tobacco, beer, 'whiskey, &c, n will al,
ludet some flat the sisters use and
wear. such as tea, coffee, snuff, tobacco,
opium, and then the rufles, bows, pufs,
ytiimmings, and this, that, and the other
they wear on their dresses that are use
less. What shall we do in regard to
these things? My sense tell me that
the;children, of Zion should forsake
every needless fashion and custom, that
they now practice. My wives dress
very plainly, but | sometimes ask them
the utility of some of the stripes and
puffs which see on their dresses. i
remember asking a lady this question
once, and inquired if they kept the
be1bugs and flies away. Well, if they
do that they are useful, but if they do
not, what use are they? None whatever.
Now, some ladies viii buy a cheap
dress, say a cheap calico, and they will
spend from five to fifteen dollars worth
Of time in making it up. which is vast
ing so much of the substance which
God has given them on the lust Of the
eye, and which should be devoted TO
betterpurpose Ibave had an observation
made to rue, which l will relate; have
never done it, but believe I win now.
1T has been said to rue, Yes, Brigham,
we have seen ladies go to partiess'ih
plain homemade dresses, but every man
was after the girls who lrad onTa huH-
sdred dollars worth of folde-r0l,e and
they would dance with every woman
and girl except, the one. in a plain dress,
aud they would let her stay by the wall
the whole evening 1t may be il some
cases but should not be. 1t, adds no
beauty to lady, inn my opinion, to
adorn her with. fine feathers. When ]
look at woman / look ather face,
which is composed of her forehead,
cheek, nose, mouth, and chin,, aud /
like to see it clean, her hair, comhed
neat and nice, and her eyes bright and
sparkling; and if they are SO, what do
/ care what she has OH her head, or
how or of what material her dress iis
ri,adef Not tire least in the world If
a woman islclean in person, and has on
tapaice, clean dress, sshe looks d great
deal better when washing her dishes,
making her butter or cheese, or; sweep
ing 6er house, than those who, as fold
them in Prevo, walked the streets with
their spanker ,jibs flying 1t adds no
beauty to lady or gentleman TO have
a great many frills on their dresses or
coats; beauty must be sought in the ex-
preston of the countehance. combined
with neatness and cleanliness and grace
full manners. All the beauty which
nature bestows is exhibited, let the
dress. be ever SO plain, if the wearer Of
it be only neat and cornely, Do not
fine feathers look well, Yes, they are
very pretty, but they look just as wen
on these dolls, these fxed-up machines
which they have in the stores, as any
where else; they certainly sdd nothing
to the beauty of . lady or gentleman,
as far as / ever saw. a-a -.
Of course the children are beginaihg
IN count tho tir,a fo f'brisfr,,aa5 81. gf1
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

Mrs. Smnn was forever telling her
husband that he wasn't worth the salt
in his bread, but when he get killed in
a railway collision, she sued the com
pany for 5000.
A man in New York says that he
sees nothing now 10 the way Of fashions
His wife's dresses were always 'pull-
backs" to him. -e' 90 -. igr
There is man in Buena Vista, Ala
bama who has eleven daughters at
home. 1t takes one hundred and nine
ty-eight yards Of calico to go round.
Cambridge, Md, is proud of young
woman SO innocent and pure,niuded that
she remarked to her intended the day
previous to their marriage: Now, mind,
Twill not have a baby brought into the
house. $3.50 f1f an'.s s. -'frsf
& Tom have you settled that affair with
Lewis yeti Yes, he kicked me of the
stoop last week. and since that.b has
stopped bothering me. liz 10 49, :
ale was milking the river and fell
In" is the Rochester Democrats expls-
nation of the death by drowning Of .
miIkman few days since. See the
pinti .'9sa ~ arz Z -si
DR.. Hall says that no persons should
get out of bed as soon as waking--that
is, no man. He should lie there and
speculate and theorize while bis wife is
getting breakfast ready. '''1'' 'a.'
The richest woman in America is
Miss Kitty Wolfe. Her income is
$1,000 day. Would you work hard
TO keep that kind Of Wolfe from your
doorf
An Indiana woman dreamed she saw
her husband kiss the servant girl, aud
she gots mad over 1t that d.e dis
charged her. 1sl W -. z!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

{ They have found a petri6ed Mormon
In Utah, and from the number of dents
in the head, evidently made with po-
ker and fat iron, it is judged that he
had at least thirty three wives q, T.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

lsWhst are the fats of a theatre Z"
asked little girl who had been reading
about the scenery Of q new piece. Hcr
sister did not quite understand Che tech.
nical term, but sapposed the AAts ~
the Young men who arrange thensslvsp
in two files 10 stare snd ogIe a the
audience when II comes ont Of theatre
after the close OF the performances. 2 sSs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

.ssA Bucks county stump orator the
other night prefaced his speech with
the following: "The man who throws
an egg at me viii pass over the mystic
river which flows bet@ cen life and death
before the sound of the breaking shell
ceases to echo" -aa.8 la.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

1t has never been sccesntsd fs, snd
probably never wiil be, why boy Who
Will eat four meals. play ball thrrs
hours, gorge himself With tssr;ps ksis,
and go In swimming six times dily
during sll vscatioe, and Be healthies
than , tombstone, viii be seized with
all sorts Of msiadies the very moment
the school bell rings = s'sl ss' =
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27
, Rxperience Teacheth.

/ am an old man, UPWARD OF three
score years, during two scores Of
which Z have been d tiier of the asoii!
f,csnuotisay that q an rich nowy cbntd
have been sich and da,eot owe a,doDafi
], have given all my children All ge9d
education, and when thm called away
viii feate nj my childfede enougtf t% Keep
che wSlfls awaylsffotH thef dSefA afy
experience has taughtihne thasow ,srssy
ssol. One acre OF, gyound, well Pre-
pared, manured and cultivated, viii
produce more than two acres which re-
ceiyed only the same. degree Of cultiya-
ton, care care and labor Expended On one.
no-2.,h One cew,9 horse, mule, sKeep Or
hog, welkied, , iss more pro6tsbie Tthaa
two'kept,on the same amount Of food
necessary, to keep one, well: :r,., csJ, ii
- 8. No farmer who buys wheat, oats,
corn, fodder and hay, as a rule; for sten
years. can keep the lsherff 'tiom the
door ir the end. jiE1gqmal jrsrVHsi
,,j4. q; The farmer who never reads an
agricultural paper, and sneers at. book
farming f! ni and ali improvements, always
hasa leakyi roof, poor stock, broken
down fences, and complains Of "bad
seasons" 6sa.. ~ tat = III @s3
ed S. The farmer whose habitual bey-
erage is,cold water is healthier and wiser
than he who does not refuse to o,f1l drink X
-Er. ~.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

1--WE invite our readers. attention to
advertisement of D. Wade & Co in
this issue. Read the various testimoni-
ais pertaining to sDr. Wade's Liver
Corrector," which is known 10 be the
best remedy extaut for dyspepsia 2w'