South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-07

since Steer. two years old. belonging
70 MI. Christopher Delaplanc, OF this
county. was attacked with what ia cal.
cd dry murrain. Mr.. d. having heard
OF remedy for this disease. althouyb
having little faith Tn. il, regarding tic
disease as incurabls. applied the remedy
which proved successful, and the steer
got well in day or two. Mr.. d. is a
very reliable gentleman.
KEhEDY.--One pint OF flaxsed oil; i'm
IL hours repeat the dose; then give
pint OF sulleDdine tea or juice, which
can be found in almost every garden.
SHEEP FUND The claims for sheep
killed by dogs in Shenandoah co. during
the present year amounts to S1l7 25.
In the same time tho claims for foxes
and wild cats killed amounts TO Sis 80.
All these claims, the Woodstock Her.
dM says. will be paid in full from the
fund arising from the tax on dogs.
III 1ApohA loiti OF TIE SYSTEM
The stomach is the laboratory Of the
system, in which certain mysterious pro-
cesses are constantly going on. These
result in the production of THAT wonder.
ful vivifying agent the blood, which in q
state of health rushes ladea with the ele-
mcnts of vitality TO the rcmotest parts
of the system. But when the stomach
is sem-paralyzed by dyspepsia, blood
manufacture is carried ON imper fectly,
the circulation grows thin and sluggish.
and the system suffers in consequence.
Moreover, indigestion reacts upon the
liver and bowels, rendering the first
sluggish and the latter constipated.-
The brain also suffers by sympathy, and
sick headaches, s!eeplessness and ner-
vous symptoms are engendered. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters reforms this
state of things, gives permanent tone
and regularity TO the stomach and it's
associate organs, the bowels and liver,
aud ensures complete nourishment and
an increased vigor Of the system. 1t
is the most popular~as we'll as .he most
efficient ant.dyspcptic>- and tonic in
America. I'm.
C9 Eight years ago there worked as
devil in the Office OF tho Wytheville,
Va. Dispatch, a boy apparently eigh.
teen years of age. He was shoeless.
penniless an6 trouserless when he en-.
tered. Now he is commissioner TO
the Paris Exposition, chief editor of the
Atlanta Constitution. and one of the
best-known humorists in the cot ntry.
His name is S. w. Small, or "Old 81"
! 10 On Monday last about 700 miners
! from different mines near Charleston,
w. Va. captured the steamer Modock
and vert to Blacksburg to make the mi
ners there stop work. They threatened to
Kill or drown every one opposing them.
They succeeded in stopping the Blacks
! burg mines, after which they took pos
session Of u train on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad AMI returned, making
| the train stop when and where they
pleased and refusing to pay fare.
MORE CoUNTERPEITs DISCOVERED
, When the emigrants by the steamer Les
sing, which arrived from Hamburg ct
New York, on the 29tll ult., commenced
to purchase railroad tickets for the west
| several were found TO have $4,000 in
counterfeit hfty.dollar bills in their 1. os
cassion. They were victimized in Ham.
burg by the same parties as tie emf
grants wno came over in the Herder last
week.
IV'The Keyser Tribune says Mr.. T.
b. Davis has presented to his brother,
John Il. Davis, Of Richmond. Virginia,
the famous thoroughbred stallion Rom
ney. The horse has an excellent turf
record.
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