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to his death from the effect of blows eived at
the hands Of Patrick Hester.
KANSAS NEGRO STAYS HIS FRIEND.

KANSAS NEGRO STAYS HIS FRIEND.
From the Kansas City Times June 20
negro man, Gus Hcmmins originally OF the
Smart family. OF Kansas City, was killed yesterday
morning between two aud three O'Clock, near the
stock yards, in Kansas City, Kansas. He was FIRST dis
covered BY Fred simpson, the Waterman OF the Mis-.
souri, Pacific Railroad who Immediately informed
Marshal Sheehan OF the fact Dr. Scott the Coroner OF
Wyandotte county. held an inquest on the body and
the jury returned verdict that Hemmins came 10 his
death by club in the hands OF some unknown person
A white Woman Of Low character. appeared at
tne nqucst cIamcu 20 be his wifc, and said that
they were married at St Joe. and said that she had
him have some bits OF the denomination OF 20
the day before. She kept III custody, aud in the
afternoon made fu LESSON that she and coorcd
had committed the murder. They were both
lodged in Jail ut Wyandotte by he Marshal
1t appears that the white woman had been cohabt-
ing with the negro Hemmins his wife, but she had
jealousy and finally murder All three OF the party
had been drinking in a saloon in West Kansas City on
Tuesday night, and Hemmins had went out for walk
with the woman, when Henderson wayaid them aud
dubbed Hemmins TO death. This Is u terrible out
rage. and that must not pass without the majesty
OF tho law being fully vndcatcd Out OF ten or Twelve
murder within the memory of the writer. all OF
which havo occurred in and near this city within lew
years past OF the criminals have been con
victed
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An INTERESTING LITTLE SToRY.-
The following story Of Governor
Hayes WAS told at q Republican
meeting recently held in Cleveland /:
At South mountain the boys Of
the Twenty third having appropria-
ted two stacks Of straw for their use in
dire distress, the General in com
mnnd rode up TO the regiment and
ordered the straw returned. r. d.
Hayes, then Lieutcnant-Colon re-
piled my boys have neither tents
blankets, nor overcoats. The mud
is ankle deep, and the loss Of the
straw will cost more quinine TO the
government, to say nothing Of The
suffering Of the regiment, than ter
times the value, and IL the govern
ment will not pay for il I will.
And II B. Hayes paid for that straw
out Of his own pocket, and this man
r. j. Hayos-worsbiped by his re-
giment--is tho man whom the Cop
perhead Democracy would pollut'
by relating the infamous story tina
no appropriated the money Of
bounty jumper TO his own use
The boys Of the Twenty-third fling
il back in their teeth rs o "dirty
Infamous lie."
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TnE mass OF the Democracy are
not into the secrets OF the plans Of
Tilden and other chief leaders Of his
party. II they were, they would no
more follow them than they followed
when Rebellion threw of it's mask
and showed its foul purposes. When
the leaders Of Rebellion assailed the
Government by force Of arms, the
mass Of the Democracy sprang away
from their leaders in disgust. They
then saw plainly that the purpo1e OF
their leaders was to overthrow the
Government.
II Tilden is elected and support
ing Congress is given him, and they
throw off the mask that now hides
their purposes, or the purposes Of
their leaders, the people mi ght for.
sake them, but the machinery OF the
Government would oil be in the
hands OF their enemies. and they
would be completely helpless. Dc
you say that is "too great q change
to take place." Consult history =
the Bible relates numerous changes
as great as that, and profane history
is studded over with changes ever
more sudden than that. II the OK
perience of the past is standard tt
Judge by, such change will not be
q difficult piece of business. s.--iSenti
naI and Republican.
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Mn HExpaIcxs or, a. he Is pic.
turesquely called by The IsouisvilIs
Courier Journal, 'square-toed Tom,
blames the hard times on the Re-
publican party, and here is what the
Chicago Times (dem.) says 10 him
ON that poiut: mir. Hendricks
twaddle about hard times may 60
down in Indiana, but il will excite
only ridicule elsewhere. Most poo.
pie know that the present industrial
depression extends TO Canada, Eng
land, Germany, and many other
countries, and they are too sensible
TO hold any political party in this
country responsible for IL all. Mr.,
Hendricks should bear in mind that
ho is q candidate for Vice President,
and whom he talks he addresses the
people Of the whole country, and NOT
merely some sleepy rustics in Indi
ana" The Chicago Times is quite
as ''square-toed" as "Tom."
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perSees syseea "a rules Of sslfneaeursmsnt
:.ss 1I:sssds :: Z I;S; ;Sss ~ ~ k''s Ss u
vi s@psce ycu hsyeas issss half dossu
a: y ~ dsss siIi 20 have ncrc shan esmt.
ssss sSS wH q g: s1sns; skss saf ssS
W Win you ns.s dossn N % Of Qsar',
A. with .pleasufs. Ihe Custom Dsesst-
,::S n:Ss ssd s ISs'' p fSr:srns ss Sspsssssns.
iie sSist ylEtory. WIN 4; busy IEssslssN
ca'1E ;ns oSs own ssI: si ;s = any Ss Ssan
- sossl ihe dsfmsss Steel EoCm: The
Recsiyins Room, The 9fSss Ixps@Fsmsns, @
sn named sSs b,Ss hss VIZ IL
sccrs Of msssnesss. Tie
X"FF%S, nos si,Si half, f,s;sssS ii sJ Tho Ad-sruanx
:sS Ss sss: g. :nS sspsss
jSSiIni jsi n ,oSs Sss In S%H&R,az &snz
~s ~. so"SY %snY raS sa{
.nssss .nlsnss S' n. 4.ssnSh Ssss Sss.
mcnt. The Chief Slsrh's Dspsnnsnt vith
q sSeSs SI'i pspsTmsns; ,rp Tinspcisrs Once, AMI
other oficcs Of She 1r11 ali busy = Sees
thinking, planning, exc (dtinq, buyins, nak-
Ing registering: 'snd,ns ending ont .sli,nr:
= ssc carry ~ on busincs VIII iIs people sncsSs-
Ing 70 between 100000 asd estoopoo an
W. W vV;'3atunen.d.o-us - fnl
A, Indeed u isl forgot r ,
Cashiers Department, which han u
ofyes,l .s sas, d, on r., ,Oms .,pSIs ds ~.
'hs h.n;s sq' sessP Ss ss s"s ss
people throng here, kuV I'M that We depsnd
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A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST.

We sorssaaIAsm 10 leAssA R1ea. ne
ESlf9s ~ S:nS5ssSs : isSv:S's lazy izsssss
s'ssadss c'SssdIs <. 3 .ysr::: zass;a visitor and
xsss5;ss: .sos,S: - I sessss =; q q sz ga and
ns sss. rs:sS sS:s ss IS iSp rs, i s. s%S
y dssienina persons. T D
.sM y isIiseiy esso~.iI Do 700 know
A. siaSoo sausrs sees--ss on Msrhct. and
lso odd on sisth. ds storiss high, SsS ovci @
occupied b. P0ehsn twenty dissisns bssi-
V. Edo you Sss meam.pcwerr. !, lly 4
A. "a giant young engine inmiShss power
Sclisn sssm g. hsssins. and De csSss opera.
Vs.M WHAT order DO you jake Win soodsY,
The basement, on long l0w counten, end taken
sSs.ss sS. .ssa On 6n y; n 70 The in'pss
Y. ..!s inspsctlnl The hns opensiopr'
A. mo, df. nns6suring. The goods arc Arst
,s n oys ss HsS Sn;R e. p g Tho
light snd two men sly one before and one
behind tho goods. watching with the eye Of Q
hawk for tho lcsst pin-hols Iinpeffecticn, and
Ss sSS seSS wssn e sos ss g sss ss s :' ss
Y..ycu must employ an sryt 0! cuss.ny'
aaaS; Al sss SP sss :Sss s'Sss q
adoscn mems work eaclllgS q stroke"
" do you manufacture all Jour own
4, "we DO. and most carefully. Our ex.
sminers inspect every stitch and seam. and
certify 70 every garment as cxta-well made
f.sps.se SsaS,S Ss Pa. Sa eS' ticket on H. and become
"; Your system must save you . great
oSa - 49,. a. ,..../
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THE camp fires of patriotism are
lighting up everywhere. The loyal
people arc awake to the necessities
OF the hour, and are rallying to the
defense Of the old flag as never be-
fore. Keep il up! Put forth every
effort to make the victory the most
complete in our history. Democracy
is already on the retreat. II our
friends work energetically we shall
make the retreat an utter route.
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THE undersigned Trusteos ap-
TO eli the real estate II John 1wsnsis ists Of
win Over AZ pubiic ssis, a. me isss rssidsncs Of
wsDsrsSAS W s.i ss m s:
four following described vsiuabls tfAees q Iena
vis, An thss certain mcss-aas and tract o.
MOUNTAIN LAMP .nnss- -i = psssllsn g ,sn. W.
lchn oift's hsirs, East by wAds ts.rsncs tract.
South By summit Of Shade mountain, West by
lands n Henry vsudcrsiicc, containing 4A
Also that certain mssnaee and tract Of land
sItwats In Beaver towuship. Snyder county, "a.
Bounded NORTH By Ahns, Alsiss end !. =; M,s.
dieswsrth and West by lands Of Reuben Aigier.
containing les ACRES and lie psrches. ssrIct
measurs and known ~ the ShIrtou property"
bsisncs Il ven fimbered whsrsou is erected
good HOUSE, BARN and other outbuiidinss
and . never fAiiiss sprins Of wstor near the
alec vsrissy o. choice f,u nnoiSs
the farm, With . s,od drift 90 the ore-snd only
ono mile aud hslf N De ,vertown station on tho
Snnbury and 1s-wtsiown Rsilrosd.
situate In Centre aud rrsnkiiu townships, Say.
der counry, Pa. Boundci North by land ot Jacoo
Yiie and banjei Kcon.. Es.t BY land. Of samuel
A dam waiter sr.. aud West by lands Of Alan
Walter ar, aud Henry Hactentars oontsining
| 81 ACRES and - percbcs. strict measure. ana
Known a. the Adam Walter tract" ~ ACRES
Of which IL under cultivation. the baiance II
covered with Ans growing young chestnut timber.
| Aiso, that certain messuage and LinEsToNs
| QuAnav situste In Lewis towship, Union 90. Ps
bounded ON tho North By lauds Of Goo; khnlc
| East by samuei fiiiman, South by hcira Of Geo
Brauchsr and west BY John Spiseimoyer, con
tsinipg 10 PERcHES.
| sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ofsstt
day when te rms of sale will be made known by
| CHAS, p. SwENUI.E,
| J. q. NJ. .swEN0LE.
Sept. %, 1870. Trustees.
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TILDEN.
DOUBTFUL.

Whole number OF electors 800.
Necessary to q choice 1856. There
can be no reasonable doubt Of the
success Of the Republicans in every
one OF the states we have given to
Hayes and Wheeler, which bring
them within IL votes Of an election.
1t will be seen that il the Republis
cans carry California and Connecti-
cut they will elect without New York
and Indiana. We have given the
whole south to Tilden, with the sim
gle exception Of South Carolina,
which cannot we'll be taken from us,
now that the party is reunited, and
there are some "fedsrsl bayonets" in
the State. Some Republicans insist
that We will carry the states OF Lou
isiana, Florida, and North Carolina,
and there is little doubt but we
could, il q fair vote can be had, but
that is not to be expected, II we
should carry any two OF them, we
can spIfe all the States in the
doubtful column, The chances are
undoubtedly in favor OF Hayes and
Wheeler in both New York and lndi.
ana, and We should not be surprised
to find, when the smoke Of the bat
tie clears up on the 9th Of Novem
ber, that they have carried every
northern state. and that Tilden has
secured united south, except the
state of South Carolina. II 90 the
result will be Hayes 288. Tilden l3l
In any event the chances are certain
ly largely in favor Of Hayes.
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In FULL RwrREAr. r.-Democrrc il
in full retreat. II the friends Of law
and order follow up The advantage
The retreat will be q ruts by Novem-
ber. Let no opportunity TO bring
out n full vote be lost Every Re-
publican should labor from this time
TO the election a. II on his vote de-
pended the contest. We cannot
have TO many votes. II the cause
should be lost by one vote IL would
DO as fatal as II lost by a million.
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Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia Dyspepsia

Dyspepsia is tho most psrpis.ins Of all hun.s
ailments. Its symptoms arc almost innnite IN
their variety and the forlorn and despondsnt
victims OF the disease often fancy themselves
the prey, In turn, OF every known malady. This
Is due 10 part TO the close sympathy which OK
lists between the stomach and tho brain, and In
part also 10 the TACT that any disturbance OF the
digestive function necesssriiy disorders the
liver, the bowlos and the nervous system. and
effects 70 some extent, tho quality Of the blood.
y, =, Kupkeis Bitter Wine ofIrou H. sure
cure. This is not new preparation, 70 be tried
and found wanting, II has been prescribed daily
for many years 10 the practice OF eminsut ply.
scians With unparalleled success, Il 70 not ex'
pectsd or intended 20 cure all the diseases TO
which human family 10 subject. bat is warrant-
oil 20 cure Dysrepsia In its moet obstinate form
Kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron never fails u
cure. symptoms Of Dyspepsia sr. loss Of spPs
lite, wind and rising Of the food, dryness OF the
mouth, heartburn, distsntion Of tho stomach
and bcwies, constipation, headache, diHsiuess,
sieeplsssness aud low spirits. TRY the great
remedy and be convinced OF its merits, Oct the
Genuine. Take only Kunkel's. which IL put ~
only In tl bottles. Depot 2jo North Ninth -.
Philadelphia, Pa. II never falls: For sale by
all DRUGGISTS and dealers everywhere.
Ask Tor L. +. kunkel's Bitter Vino OF Iron
and take no other, siS bottles for $500 or u pei
bottle
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THE Iittsburg Commercial says
that Thaddeus NJ. Mahon, OF Frank
lin county, has been nominated for
Congress by the Republicans Of the
Eighteenth district. He was form
orly q member Of the Legislature,
and as such earned a high reputation
for ability. His opponent is one
Stenger, aud il Mahon can't beat
him no can't beat anybody. The
district is Republican.
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F. A. Beamish, Sergeant at arms
OF the Democratic Assembly of Penn
sylvania, who is under indictment
for appropriating $4,000 school
money TO his own use, has been
nominated for Senator by the Dem-
ocrats OF Luzerne. Hurrah for Til
den, Beamish and Reform
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A CARD.

To all who ore suffering from The
errors and indiscreiions Of youth. nervous
weakness. early decay, loss Of manhood,
&c., l will send q receipo that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This gieat
remedy was discovered by . missionary
in South America. Send . self-sddrssssd
envelope 10 the Rgv. JosEPn 7. lsMAx,
Station d. Bible House, New York City.
Apr Goth Gun.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

The Troy IN " Times sayes the
charges against Tilden in the matter
Of his alleged income tax frauds arc
definite and direct, Sinnott's an.
swer in Tilden's behalf is vague and
evasive he seeks to cover the mat.
ter under the maze Of verbiage, cum
ningly construed for tho purpose Of
confusing aud misleading the reader.
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uEALEH Il ITS PLEASURES,
or
Disease With Its Agencies
Choose Bet,ceen Them.
HOLLOW WAYS PILL 8.

Nervous Disorders.
wuAr is more fearful than . breaking |
down Of the nervous system To be eX-
citable or nervous In small degree 10
most distressing, for where can remedy
be found There 10 one :--drink but lit
tie wine, beer, or spirits. or far better
none take no coGee,-weak tea being
preferable +; get all the fresh air you can;
lake three or four Pills every night; eat
plenty Of solids. avoiding the use Of slops.
aud II these soldeu rules are followed.
you will be happy In mind and strong 10
body, and forget you have any nerves.
Mothers and Daughters.
II there Is one thing more than another
for which these Pills are so famous. u Is
ttheir purifying properties. especially
their power Of cleansing the blood from all
impurities. and removing dangerous and
suspended sscretions. Universally adopt.
ed as the one grand remedy for female
comp lAints, they never fail. never weaken
the sysism, and slways bring about what
10 required.
Sick Headaches aud Want Of appetite.
These feelings which so sadden us, most
frequently arise from annoyances or iroub.
10 from obstructed perspiration, or from
eating and drinking what Is unfit for US,
thus disordering the liver and stomach.
These organs must be regulated II you
wish TO be well. The Pills. II taken &C.
cording to the printed instructions, will
quickly restore healthy action TO both
| liver and stomach, whence follows, as a
natural consequences. good appetite and
clear head. In the East and West lp.
dies scarcely any other medicine Is ever
used for these disorders.
Hon 10 BE- Strong.
Never let the bowels DO either confined or
unduiy acted upon. II may appear singular
thai Holloway pills should bo recommended
posinx that they would Increase roisxation.
fhis is great mistake. however for these
pills Will Immediately correct the liver AMI
stop every kind OF bowel complaint. In warm
climates thousands Of live, have boon saved by
the use OF this medicine. which In all cases
gives tone and vigor TO tbs whole organic sys-
following as q matter Of course. The appetite,
too Is wonderfully increased by the use OF these
Piiis. combined In the use Of solid In preferense
TO fluid diet. Animal food is better than broths
and stsws. BY removing acrid. fermented, Of
other Impure humors from tho liver. stomach
or blood, tho cause OF dysentery, diarrhoe, :,
result Is, that the disturbance is arrested. and
the action Of the bowels becomes regular. Moth
ing will stop the relaxat lon OF tho bowels Sc
lauickly o. this Inc correcting medicine.
Disorders Of the Kidneys.
In all diseases Affecting these organs, wheth
or they secrsts too much or too little wator OF
whether they 10 afflicted with stone or gravel,
sss regions Of the Eidnsys' these pills should Ss
taken according TO- the printed dirsctions, and
, the ointment should be we'll rubbed Into Oh,
Will sive almost Immediate relist whom oil 9th
or means have failed.
For Ston,achs out of Order.
: No medicine will 80 ensetualiy improvs III
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

OUR Democratic papers will be
pleased to learn that their anxiety
for MIR. Schurz is groundless. He
will not be shelved, but will continue
in the field he has had no disagree
ment with any member of the Ma
tional Republican Committee, and he
cherishes cheerful confidence in q
Republican victory in Indiana aud
Ohio-all Of which tho New York
Times states by authority.
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IT has been ascertained that not O
man Of the Molly Maguires in
Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania, is a
Republican, but nearly every man
killed by thom was Republican.
j. j. Slatterly and several other
democratic politicians are now un-
dergoing trial for conspiring to muir
der William and Jesse Major.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

Two hundred and ffty.one thou
sand four hundred and sixty-three
cash admissions to the Centennial
Exhibition, at Philadelph 10, on the
28th ult., Pennsylvania day, without
counting dead-heads. 1t was the
greatest crowd that was ever seen
on this continent, and none who saw
il will ever see it's like again.
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The Birmingham (Ala.) Iron Ag,

The Birmingham (Ala.) Iron Age
contains the following advertise
NoNrEDERArE MONDAY WANT D.
VPERSONS having Confederate m y or
bonds n OF tho proper issue and denomina alton,
eau md purchaser at fair prices BY quirins
at this once,
And we may swear that IL is in-
serted by o Democrat who sees the
drift Of things il Tilden is elected
and tho Democrats regain power in
the Federal Government.
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TnE nation will have its opinion Of
q man who requires 30 much time
and fvo columns Of space to deny a
charge Of falsifying his income tax
returns. Press.
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THE Republicans Of Indiana expect
10 gain at least four members OF
Congress. There is danger Of the
loss Of ono 10 the groenbackers.
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Hill and Pullman, two OF tho Ell
wood IN. J.) swamp fiends, we're
yesterday convicted Of murder in the
first degree, aud Dayton, who turn.
ed States evidence, was convicted
OF murder in tho second degree.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05

When Tweed was taken on board the
Franklin his companion, Hunt, was
liberated and immediately sought an
American friend at the Hotel Europa
In yigo, Registered ~ u. Stands.
but who u supposed 10 be Twssd's
son.
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So far there have been eight mem-
bers of the next House Of Represen-
tatives elected and 30 far they have
been all Republicans. This promises
well.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the
IN following articles have been parcha Sad BY
the undsrs ignsd. st Ooustsblss Ssls, aud istt In
ihs psssessioa o. Jossph Long during p. pleas,
4ls or Interfere With the same, via; Q Ohsiss.
Sink, Beds aud Boddsug. lcloct. Tables, q
yds. carpet, p.tsioss u The ground. trunt. :
tub : Rubbsr. Dough Trey. y, ,.,
Beaver spriugs, Sept. 9s.:iIIs.
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CARD To THE AMERICAN PUBLtC.-
For many years we have mado two medicines
suited to the ailments OF vast class OF suffer.
ers. Thousands ot cures have boon made by
them, and, In fact, tue word failure could
never DO coupled with them. But within tho
last two years c0uutsrfeits OF our medicines
have sprung up, dangerous In thair ci ose imita'
tion OF our Trade Mark. To secure the people
wo have placed upon each genuine box of Hol.
loway's Pills and Holioways Ointment the fac
smile OF the signature OF our Agent, MIR. Jos.
Haydock. To counterfeit this is felony. We
shall relentiessly pursue any one who initiates
this with the utmost vivor OF the Law. We most
loan people will aid US 10 our efforts 20 protect
their health, and help us In our task Of bring.
Ing those most unprincipled men TO the bar Of
lJustica. Uniformly refuse TO purchase Nell.
cines purportinK TO DO ours unless MIR. Jos.
Haydock's signature Is attached TO oach Box
Of Pills or Pot OF Ointment and the end will
soon DO reached.
Tho pubiio's obediont servants,
HOLLOWAY b 90.
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County Ticket.

For Senator
DR.. n. 2. wAGENsELLER. Of selinsgrove
(subjsct TO district coufcrence.)
For Assembly
CHARLES MILLER, Of Penn.
For Proihonotary
JEREMIAH GROUSE, Of Middlcburg.
For Register & Recorder.
JAMES N. vANZANDr, Of Middleburg
For District Attorney
JOHN II. ARNOLD, Of Middleburg,
For yCommissioncr
SAMUEL r SHEARY, ofCcntre'
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Worms! Worms! Worms +!

z =. Kunkeis Worm Syrup never fails n de-
stfoy Pin scat and stomach worms. Dr. kun-
kel, the only successful Physician who removes
Tape worm In hours, alive With head, and no
loo until removed. Common sense teaches II
Tapo worm be removed all other worms can DO
readily destroyed. Send for circular TO T. y.
Kunkei 2Sy North Ninth street, Phiiadeiphia,
Pa, or call on your druggist for bottle Of
kunkels Worm syrup, price u. II never falls,