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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-12-09
NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.


We have 10 stock. of our own msnu.ao-
ture, roofing materials, etc., at the follow
ing low prices:
1000 rolls extra Rubber Roofing at ;
cents per square foot (Or We will furnish
Rubber Roofing, Nails, Caps. and Slate
Paint for an entire new rsof, at At cents
per square fOOt).
1000 rolls 2-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at
IL cents per square foot.
5000 rolls 3-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at
% cents per square foot
200 rolls Tarred Shesthing. at cent per
square foot.
5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint. mixed
ready for use, on inside or outside WORK,
at 81 per gallon.
All orders must be accompanied with tho
money. except from well-known parties.
who will be drawn On at sight, with Bin OF
Lading attached.
No Goods shipped COD.
Sample orders solicited.
NY. SLATE PAINT CO.,
IO2 & lO4 MAIDEN LANE, New York,
Sept 10th, 1876. 3mO.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-12-09

THE annual feast of the Imma.
culate Conception began in Yuma
last Thursday evening. A large
assembly was present and all
seemed to enjoy themselves we'll.
Eating, drinking, dancing, sing
ing. gaming, etc., ETC., were the
exercises. The houses, booths,
recesses, grottos, etc., are better
fitted up and neater than at any
feast that we have heretofore
known in Yuma. Every body
ought to know what Mexican
feast is. If they don't, let them
ask the Hon. j. NJ. Redondo. He
told us the other day what it was.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-12-09
The SENTINEL.

SATURDAY =: 4: : December 9
LOCAL MATTERS.
CHARLES COLEMAN, Jr., arriv-
ed here from San Diego by stage,
last Wednesday.
LAST Mondays stage from Tue
son brought Judge Mabbett, Col.
VIM. q. Boyle and John II. Ho-
vey.
Col. JAMES M. BARNEY and
Charles II. Swain, Esq, left by
stage for the southern interior,
last Wednesday.
TRAVEL into and through Yu-
ma is rapidly increasing. Many
strangers are in town and old re-
sidents who had been absent are
arriving at home.
JAMES QUINLIN and Captain
Jencks left last Sunday, with their
wagon trains heavily loaded with
merchandise for Florence and
Tucson.
R. NJ. PHILIPS, ESQ.,, Chief at
tache Of the mercantile house of
Col. James M. Barney, left by last
Wednesdays stage for the south
ern part of the Territory.
PREPARATIONS for the Public
School Christmas Festival are ac-
lively going on under the able
management of the energetic com
mittees in charge. A very plea
SAINT time may be expected.
MCKENNA & PDLFER, Artists,
are taking excellent photographs
at their gallery on the lower end
OfMain street, opposite the Yuma
Exchange. Go and see them. See
their advertisement in another
column.
Go to Mr.. Pratt on First street
and have your watches and clocks
put in good order, SO that you will
know the time of day and night
too, and thus be able to keep your
engagements with punctGality.
CAPT. SUMMERHAYEs, arrived
at Fort Yuma from Camp Nc.
Dowell, last Monday, by ambuI-
ance. The Captain comes to meet
his wife, who is on her way from
the States. The Captain called
on us the other day, in company
of Maj. Earnest, of Fort Yuma.
The District Court of the End
Judicial District, Hon. DeFOrest
Porter, Judge, opened at the Court
House In Yuma last Monday
morning. The calendar is very
light. James Reilly was admit
ted an Attorney and Counselor at
Law.
The ARIZONA SENTINEL has
been sold TO an association of gen
tIemau, the transfer to be made
on the 80 of the present month, on
which occasion we will have some
thing to say to our friends and pa
irons, by way of valedictory, and
at the same time introduce our
successors.
AN EMPTY JAIL. Yuma cOun-
ty jail is empty and there is not
a criminal case On the calendar.
There being no business for Ter
ritorial grand jury for this district,
his Honor, Judge Porter, did not
order one. This is great inan-
cial saving to the county and
speaks we'll for our people.
MATT. BLED5OE, and party of
his friends arrived in Yuma last
Monday by their own conveyance.
We had not seen Matt. for twenty
years We were together in 1856,
in the trying scenes of the Rogue
River war. Matt. was then but
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LOCAL MATTERS

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22
A Coop WAY TO Cook ONIoNs.-It

A Coop WAY TO Cook ONIONS 1t
is a good plan to boil onions in milk
and water: it diminishes the strong
taste of thai vegetable 1t is an ex-
cellent way OF serving up onions to
chop them after they are done boiling
and put them in stew pan with little
milk, butter salt and pepper, and let
them stand about five minutes. This
gives them fine flavor and they can
be served very hot.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22
SANDALWoOD

Possesses much greater power il restoring 70 a
nta!thy state The mucus membrane os the uret IRA
t',h either eubehS or copEiiJ. IL never produces
SICKNESS ana is certain ana speedy ia iis actiCu.
II IS last spperseding every other remedy sixty
SapsofeS cure IN six or eight DAYS. No other slei-
fciDe can do this.
Dui1das Dick e Gus SOFT CaDsales containing
gu ~ SGRdciirfs'd sold at GU Dllt1 S.ores aSf
Tor cireltta' "a send t. 80 aud 81 u,,SeF Strett
Neae lOrk- f0l one. f4-ss-Bm -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22
Life, GROWTH, Beauty.
LONDON HAIR COLOR REST0RER.
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER.

Not Dye; makes harsh hair soft and silky ;
cicanses the scalp from all impurities, causing
the hair to grow where il has fallen OF or be
come thin.
Can be applied by the hand, as il does not
stain the skin or soil the finest linen AS Hair
Dressing it is the most perfect the world has
ever produced. The hair is renovated and
streng thened, and the natural color restored
without the application of mineral substances.
Since the Introduction OF this truly Ta!uable
preparation into this country IT has been the
wonder and admiration Of all classes, AS II has
proved to be the only article that " i'll bsoiu e.
ly. without deception, restore gray hair to Its
original color, health, sOftDess- lustre and bFstu-
.and produce hair on bald heads of lis origin
al growth and color.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22
HERE IS THE PROOF
OF IT'S
Superior EXCELLENCE

Read this Home Certificate. testified 10 by Ed
16afd -; Gd,' ,g,tes, orc - tfs nsi eoinPe,a,
tchose cerdeny nome can d0uBt:
lam happy to add my Testimony 10 the great
value OF The "LOndoH RStir Cn1"y Res'0'c'.."
which restored my hair 10 its original coiot,
aud the hue appears TO he permanent | am
satisfied hat this preparation Is nothing ike q
dye. but operates upon the secrctions. IL is
growth. l purchased the first bottle rom Ed
ward l3. Garrigues. druggist, Tenth and Coates
streets, who can also testify my hair was quite
gray when commenced lis use.
MRS MILLER.
No 130 North Ninth street. Phila.
DIR. SwAYNE & SoN.-Respscted Friends: l
have the hDnor to inform you thar a lady of my
acquaintance, Mrs. Miller. is delighted with the
success of your "L1nd0n Hair CUIor Restorc1. -
Her hair was falling rapidly, and quite gray.
The color has been restored, the falling off en-
tirely stopped and a new growth of hair is the
result. +. B. GARRIGUES,
Druggist, corner Tenth and Coates. Phila.
BOSTON TESTIMONY
july 2oD, 1sTI.-DR. SwaYNE 6 SoS: Last
winter, while in Trenton, n. J.. procured six
bottles of "IoNDON HAIR COLOR RxSTORER,' -
whicn like very much, IN fact better than any
thing | have used in tn" last nine years If you
please, send me one dozen bottles c. .. D.. care
Respectfully yours, ADA BAKER,
No. 30 Rutland Square.
DIR. DALTON. of PhladtIphia says of it: The
LONDON HAIR COLOR 'ItFSrORER' is used very
extensively among my patti MS and friends. as
well as by myself. | therefore speak from eX-
perience.
rs Cents Der Bottles Bottles, 81.
If your druggist or storekeeper does not have
price. Address orders to DIR. SIy YNF 4 SON.
$50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa, Sole
PrOprietOrs.
SOLD BY AL DRUGGISTS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22

Forty years ago SIS, 100000 cigars were
manufactured yearly, now the con-
sumption demands 742, 100000.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22
HAND-SHAKING,

"Who Is 1t that will shake hands
with me?" asks Job. "a man void of
understanding strikes hands, and be-
cometh surety in the presence Of his
friends" saith the wise King of Israel
In this oldworld custom of striking
hands, Misunderstanding, no doubt, orig
mated, for, before it became a mere
friendly greeting, shake of the hand
was accepted as pledge. When Fer
dinand and Miranda strike their ten
der bargain, he says, Here is nv
hand" and she replies, 'And mine
with my heart on it," Dunbar. Lord
Treasurer Of Scotland, congratulatipe
Yelverton upon having made his peace
at Court, said TO him, 81 will desire
your friendship, as you do mine, and
l will promise to do you my best
whereupon as pledge 1 give you NV
handl" And SO, shaking Yelverton bv
the hand, he bade him farewell.
Nowadays shake of the hand NAV
mean very much, or nothing at all.
The strong, hearty grip for grip Of two
old, long-parted friends, meeting un-
expectedly, is one thing; the nerve
less, loose, Indifferent clasp of ac-
quaintanceship another. Sydney
Smith attempted to classify hand
shakes, dividing them into the high
official, the sepulchral, the digitory.
the shakus rusticus, and the retentive
The first was practiced by the then
Archbishop of York, e'who kent his
body erect, carried your hand aloft to
level with his chin, and gave if a
rapid, short shake" Sir John Mack
intosh affected the sepulchral. '1av.
Ing his open hand fat on your palm
SO coldly you were hardly aware of its
contiguity." The digitory-in favor
with the high clergy-was adopted bv
Brougham, who used to put forth his
forefinger with, "How are your' The
shakus rusticus was having "your
hand seized as in an iron grasp he
tokening rude health, warm heart.
and distance from the metropolis. bnt
producing sense of relief when your
hand Is released with the fingers nm
broken. AL the Year Round.
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NOV FOR GOOD MEATArBOT.

IpN PRICES I-Thc nnderSi gnpt De-
slres 70 inform the public that he has opened a
" lE3i N Ei Ia the building recently accu-
pea by Lewis Rodgers, Centre street Frcsh
meat 81 all kinds on Monday and FRIDAY evenings
oil each week. My terms win Dee sTEIcirrS a. ~
burg D. - Zau.3
March: isTs-t
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/ AxzIE' Sgxs lI s ]


TIE CHICAGO NCRTE-WEsTERN EATigAY
Railway Lines of the - .,%E aoG ktE sss :
NEsi. and wilh its numerous bran cjles aud con
tween Chicrg and an POINTS fTigniS. !f isto,i-
SllI' A"ifhrfH u trhfrgn. NjnHcs0iu. urea. Ns-
is t''" ','' '''''' asa ''ie y 'e'" I'''.''''e-
Omaha and Cs7IifoIni5t Zine
Is the shortest and best route for all p-frts in
Vor.hellt iHi.i,fs. Iaica. Esss.ra, Ne.5,I>i "a. Ig
g"a. ChislG, japan ard 1uS-rtilLt. its
chicago, 4atEisoa and 81. Paul
Line
Is the short line for Nrth e'77 H-iscns;n and
west. It's - q"
Giscna and ST. Peteg. Ei..e
@ Is the only route for E-aionq. Rochester orr
points in southern and Central Minnesota Its
Green Bay o,.d Marquette Line
Is the only line tor JdResrf7e H-ffsrT,,r,. Ei,p5
i L,' Lee, tlShkSh a pl'let"H, Green Boz. Esripa-
bd, HegdHnce. Marquette, Huughf,.n fanc0cF
and the Lghs SItpcTI6y Clliuiry. It's
F"eerort and Dubuque Line
and all points via Frcep0r: Its
Chicago Giat 5si55c0R6ee EI,se
Is the old Lake Shore Route and is the only one
.lh,, tt'T7i, HdufcgGI,, Racine, kCn1.1sg to III
Ht5HaTE sfCstTCe CiIF.S
are run on all through trains Of this road
lais IS the ONLY LIN + running these -ars be
tween Chicago and ST. Paul. Chicago ana I,I
Naukee. or Chicago and w mona
az Oihana our SlceperN connect with the Over
l:nd Sieepers on the Union Pacific RailroGd for
az points West OF the Missouri River.
On the arrival of the tra ms from the Fast or
2outh the trains OF the Chicago North-W w csteIr
haiIWay LEA T. CHICAGO as follows.
Oh Souncil Bluffs, Omaha and California. Two
Through Trains daily with Pullman Palace Draw
Bluffs -
For ST. Paul and Minneapolis. Two Through
to 10th trains
For Green Bay and Lake superior. Two Trains
niliv, with Pullman Palace Cars attached and
running through to Marquctte.
For Milwaukee. Four Through Trains daily
ON day trains.
For Sparta and wiuona and points In Minnesota.
TO Wiuona t~'9
For bahnque via Frceport Two Through Trains
"ar9, with Pullman Cars on night trains.
For DGbuqUe and IN Crosse. via Clinton Two
Through Trains daily With Pullman ts.-s oD -I,s
night train TO AicCiregor. Iowa
For Sioux city and Hanktan. Two Trains dail~
Is1u','n In a, oafs TO missouri Valley Junction.
Ior Lake GeHeya. f0ur TraiuS daily
Tor tsocktord sterling. Eaacsiz. FarcsviIle
ah9 other points, you can have from two Co .on
trains daily.
New York Ofhce. No as Broa,i,vav. fe.s.,,
Othce No. state Street Omaha Oilce 2ss F',--7-
nam street: San Francisco Once I2l Mont s-o,,
~, Stree Chietgo ick"t offices. - Clark 81
Sii,lel sherman House; corner Canal aaa u aafssn
Streets; kinZie Street Depot corner w Efrvle
a1d Canal Streets: Wells Street DcDot cor,,er
Wells and Kinzie Streets " 0''N'
For rates Information not atfal,abir e-,,,,,
your homo ticket agents apply to
". II. STENNErT MARVIN If,-,s,,r,-
January 2s, lS78.-Iy
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THE LUNGS.
CONSUM PTION

This distressing and dangerous complaint and
its premonitOry Symptoms-negtecte6 coughs
uiRht-sweats, hOarseness wasting flesh fever
permanently cured by 'sDOrtsr $Wayue-s
compound SSrE:p of WIG cherry
BRONCHITiS-n premonitor or Pulmonary
Consumption characterized ny catarrh or
inflammation of the mucus mem mtrane of the
air passages, with cough and eNpcctoration. y.
short breath, huarSencss and pains in the chest.
For all bronchial affections, sore throat, loss of
voice, coughs,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22
SKIN DISEASES /,
: t'stI u VIIiY "
DIR. SwETNE & SON.
INsPURITY OF THE pLoop

Descrioe symptoms i'm all communications
a,u nnu a9uress letters to DIR. SWAYNF & SON
rnliaoeiphla' NO charge for advice. Sent on
eXpIess TO any address on receipt OF price 81 %
bottle; 8 bottles, 500 Is-IS IL ~"
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Remarkable Cascs OF y,,-.

- =, '''''"- -lerciiITs
% % 'Neial year ago. 2 rs,
.Iui.I W, v 'le'' 'A ..- Severn w'
-, - ',7' a. ''.l. "a woman.
ol'H4'hg WIN .er q boy aifr-5 I
- - -'--s ven ca Che
enc DSSSC" i'-i-...-..l &C. Hr--.
D,y ; haho '---e t.--- gral.5
- man 'ii' o3I. .l oI-.r ....f -
ooNy ueSas e" anu "a-.-a .a.-
a'Sl,,11I - . "'.s TIE a.
oo',sS" S3 5i0 ''o'.y' 1i." ..s.r, veas-
60. ~, --'7 strange r
:. '..i't a.-- Fl >-r-
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22
The SCIENCE Of LIFE ;
Or, Self reservation.
More tEas. one lITiEIsola Copies soEeI.

Gold VI etsaI Awarded 40 tIIe Author by
the 'Sza1fonai sEcdical AssOsIH-
tioss. March stst. 1873.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22

nANlEL MCLAUGHLIN, ARoraey,
dt-LdU. Johnstown. Pa. Office in the old
ENchange btIIiding, (up-stairs) corner of Clin-
TON ana Locust streets. VIII attend to all busi-
ness connected with his profession.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22
rs Cents Der Bottles Bottles, 81

IL your druggist or storekeeper does not have
1T, we will forward to ans address on TecCipt of
price. Address orders to DIR. SW XN p 4 SON,
$50 North Sixth street Philadelphia, Pa, Sole
PrOprietOrs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-09-22

DIR. DALTON. of Philadelphia, says of 1T: The
LONDON HAIR Color R.RfSTORER" is used very
extensively among my patti MS and friends. as
well as by myself. | therefore speak from eX-
perence.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-16

The river is frozen over, except
where the current is strong.
The arctic wave which struck us
last Friday night was stinger.
Farmers are fattening their sur
plus poultry for the Christmas de-
mand. sf
The hens are on a strike and re-
fuse to lay, 1t is too bad, aud eggs
thirty cents dozen. Wonder if
they are ''intrnidated" or there has
been any bulldosins iii the premises.
We suggest a returning board to
enquire into the matter. We pro-
nounce their attitude revolutionary
and call for troops Nt "a, 81
Farmers have now little else to do
than attend to the stock and keep up
the supply Of fuel. Ai
OCCASIONAL.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-16

81 q II & q
The weather has moderated but the
streams aud ponds ara covered with
ice from 5 to inches thick. s De.sl
There is considerable activity
among church members, Sunday
school scholars, aud the little folks
generally in view Of the hear APP
proach Of Christmas.
Hog killing has been lively in the
county round about during the past
week. 'H0 S9ktgs s
Farmers who have pork to sell are
asking 81 per hundred--considerably
above Martinsburg quotations.. "a &
The lads and lassies are disappoint-
ed in not having 4 sleighing snow, as
WAS indicated Ny the appearance OF
the weather. The girls are aware
that but couple weeks more remain
of Leap year, and had hoped to make
good use OF the time while enjoying
= sleighing season. M s4as
REPORTER. Il
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-16

to investigate the facts attending
the appointment of presidential
electors in Oregon was considered.l
Mr.. Bayard argued that the Sen-
ate had no right 10 suggest moral
or Official delinq uency in any one
before investigating the facts .sand
'nat Il would b. unjust TO declare
the Governor of Oregon has acted
in viola,iorof law Seizure alb the
circumstances had been ascertain
ed. Tue resolution was laid over,
and the Senate considered the
joint resolution for amending the
constitution so as To have the elt c.
toral vote counted by the Supreme
Court. Mr.. Bogy argued against
the resolution, contending for faith
in Congress ,yno matter how weak
andfgnorant some0ff's members
may be. The Supreme Court
judges are but men, and have rar
y ,aftsi csments and human frsiE-
ties as we'll as members Of Com
gress have, and such an amend
,iient WIN id bring them into the
political arena, The resolution
was rejected by ayes IA, nays 81.
La the House. the bill to utilize
the products of gold and silver
mines was 'amt nded by pr,viding
that silver dollars of 4123 grain
shall be coined and be m ade legal
tender for all pub lie and private
debts except where gold coin is
now required by law. The bill
as amended was passed by yeas
l67. nays.53. m ~,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-16
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE December Is.

BALTIMORE December Is.
BEEF CATTLE.-Pri es this week
for Beef Cattle ranged as follows.
Best Beeves at 475a$5.25; that
generally rated first quality 4.00a
$4 rs medium or good fair quail
ty 3.00a$4.00, ordinary thin Steers.
Oxen and Cows 2 25a3, 90; general
average of the market this week
$4.03; extreme range of prices
2 25a$5. 25 Most of the sales were
$50 to 81 so per 100 lbs.
SwINE,-We quote at 7a74 cts.
per pound, with n few choice at
"a cts. per ID. Receipts this week
1893 head, against 58T9 last week,
and 5749 hea same time last year.
SHEEP. - We quote butcher
sheep al 4a5s cts. per Id; stock
sheep 2a$3 70 per head. Receip;s
this week 2577 head, against 1904
last week, and 5749 head same
time last year.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-16
A Catholic Priest Breaking
his Vows and Taking -
Wife. - WI
From the Denver Neacs.

Among the newly married
couples now snjourning in Denver
and who occupy rooms at Lead
ing hotel, there is one surrounded
with an air of mystery and sensa
tion--ahd this Through no fault of
their own, as We are permitted 10
assure our readers that it is case
If true love, Tee groom was ed
ucated for q Catholic priest, and
served in that sacred Office until
very recent period, while the
bride Ia the blooming daughter Of
a wealthy Chicago merchant.
The acquaintance between this
couple became ultimate when the
room was acting in a. clerical
capacity. The girl first met him
at a fair which was being held for
the benefit of new stone church
now i'm process of erection, BY
all accounts their love was mutual
AT first sight his attentions W re-
Of the most persistent character,
and it WIS not lnug before the
young priest was the talk Ofall
the gossips in the congregation,
AT this time, as at the present, the
girls family was among the best
known and most highly respected
in the parish His calls from be-
ling few and far between, grew
more frequent, and it was not
long before he commenced to take
advantage of the hold which his
winning ways had already gotten
upon the affections of the young
lady He became her constant
attendant. The matter wasbrOught
tn the notice of the Bishop,and re.
suited in removal to another par
ish. At this time the young lady
was at boarding school at Kauka-
kee, whittier she had been sen by
her parents who hoped 10 wean
her OF her unfortunate affection.
AS shown by the sequel, their eff
forts failed
Last week she left err home and
departed with the husband of her
chOlce for this city, where the lat
Ter intends studying law The girl
is but Eighteen years of age. well
educated, handsome, and accom-
plisned. Her parents will not
follow her. ,,sro .~,,,osv
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YOU HAVE NO EXCUSE.


/ Have you anycx use Tor euffevsag
with Dyspepsia nr Liver Comp'ai.aS3
lsthere any reason Why you should -
on from day to sl,y complaining wAlh
Sonr stomach. Sick smaache. HabisA.
al Cwtivepess. pslpltaiioa OF the Heart
Heart hnfp. Water brash, Craving go
burning pains Vt the pit Of the 'Stons-
ach. Yellow Skin, Coatfd Tongue as1
,lisagrreable tastein the mouth. Conliss
up IF f'ed after eating, Low spirits. o.
Mol tits positively YOUR own iaultft
you do Go to yndr Druggist j. L. "
Baker aud get BOTTLE of Green's d -
gust Flower for rs cents yonr cure =
certain. hut If yon doub. this, r.
Sample Bottle for 10 cents ard try I
Two doses will relieve you.
Nov. 25th 1876. COW
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-16

/. DIR. DiO Lewis has been heard
from again. He says that no man
should eat more than three or four
cold mince pies just before going
to bed, and that it is injurious for
young men TO cit in Y cold room
with nothing on hut night che
miloon, reading dime novels until
after midnight. These remarks
have the merit ofcontaining more
sound sense 10 the square inch
than much of the Doctors advice.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-16

Six inches of ice Oh the river, strong
enough to bear horse.
The bridge over the Tallahassee has
been rebuilt.
The suu-fish man has his boats all
safely anchored in harbor, and his
fishing tackle packed away until the
spring opening.
The Sunday School connected with
the Methodist Protestant church of
this place are making preparation
for holding Christmas tree festival
in the church on Christmas day. The
exercises " ill be varied and interest
ing. INGOMAR,