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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-24

1t was, doubtless, Kearney, the great Labor
Reformer," who was the hero of the following
true story: After one of the Kearney riots in
San Francisco, u Chinese washerman was OBJ
served sitting disconsoate on the ruins of his
shanty. To him passcr-by:
How about your wash-hOuse, john"
"Washee house gone hcllec"
How about the hoodlums:"
Diam hoodlum! Got clean shlrtce first
time in lifee!"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-24

Young men should be careful about joining
the new fiat party. Lenders girl went back
on him the other night. why, Isabelle" he
sad-hc calls her Isabelle because that's her
name Isabelle, have your absolute promise
that YOU will be mine" Yes" she acknowl-
edged, II know it, but that absolute promise
is like your ideas of absolute money, irrodccma-
BILE, and | kick By.bye." See how it pans
out, young man ?-Ho0peyt0,rn Ch,micle
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-24

The other week New Yorker called at a
clothes cleaning establishment on the Bowcry
with PAIR of pants under his arm, the atlablc
proprietor of the place shook them out, held
them up to the light, and remarked:
II can restore the pants in Il manner to
amaze you"
A day or two ago the garment was called
for, and as the owner inspected them, he dis
covered that certain spots had been worn
down so thin that holes must soon appear. He
began to upbraid the cleaner, who smiled As
he replied:
1--WE do our work here by friction, and when
friction comes in contact with grease spot
|cither friction or cloth is certain to be more or
less affected"
But these pantaloons arc ruined" protested
1.-THE owner.
"Nominally ruined, admit; but you see
was deceived in you. My idea was that you
had failed in business, and wanted Il haggard
looking par of pantaloons to wear around UNI
I'LL you could fix up settlement of ten cents
on the dollar"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-24

MOTTO E;.-FsTATEo OF FRANCIS NJ. HoGEhooM. DECD
n Notice is hereby given that the unders gnCd, Admin
sraor the OF Francis NJ Hoeeboom, late OF the
county of La Sale and of Illinois, deceased Will appear
before the County Court said county the third Monday
beng the 2lst day Of october 1873 at the County Court
House. ia Ottawa in said county, when asd where all PER
Sons having claims demands against said estate are not
fled attend and present the same in writing for ADJUST
ment. p. ....
~ ~ ABEL HOGEBOOM.
aurIO-gy Administrator.
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GEO w w. BLAKE,

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La SALE Co,-ss-
- IN he circuit Court. Oct0jej term A.. p ISIS
James Cullen Patrick o Mara, Thomas q lara JqHi
OhIara Mary OMara Michael OMaa, John Mara, hers'
at-law Of Ann O'Mara, deceased.-in ChdncTN -
Affidavit of the uOn,residcnce of Julia oMara, Mary
OMara, Michael OMara, John O'Mara implicated with the
above named defendants Patrick OMaa and Thomas Ma
ra having filed In the clerks office OF the Circuit Court
OF SAID county notice therefore hereby given 20 me a
resident defendants that the complanat MED ms pll
complaint said the Chancery side thereof on
the 9Th day of August 1878 and that herenpon sum
issued said court wherein said SUIT II now pend
ing returnable the second Monday in the month OF oc'
tOber next, rs is by law required s,.. ,,
Now unless the said nonresident defendants above
named shall personally he and appear before said circuit
Court the first day of the next term thereof To he holden
OTTAWA and u the said county on the second Monday
in October next and plead, answer or demur To the su
and things therein charged and stated will be taken con
csscd and decree entered against You aGr9dins TO me
PRAYER of said bill ROSWELL W. HOLMES, Clerk
,,ro " W BIAkY commits Sol. aug0-iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-24

\ fellow at a cattle show, where nc made
himself conspicuous by his bluster, cried out:
Call these prize cattle? They amt moth
ing to what our folks raised My father raised
the biggest calf of any man around our parts"
NO doubt of it." said bystander; and
the noiSipSt D."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-24

"If it was not for the years couched upon
his head" wrote the obituary writer; and then
he got up and howled when the type setter rem
dered 1t. lift was not for his ears. he could
have stood upon his head"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-24

\ political speaker accused a rival OF -un-
flthOmaJle meanncss," and then. rising to the
occasion. SAID: Il warn him not 10 persist in
hIs disgraceful course or he'll find that two
of US can play at that game'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-24

Mrs. Darlington, in illustration of the pro-
verb, ~ soft answer turneth away wrath, says
that 1t is better to speak paragoricaly of a
person than to be all the time iinging epitaphs
nj him q"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-24

John. did you take the notes h Nr. Jones -
"les; but don't think hc can read 60 Why
So, Johny' Because he Is blind sir. While
l was in the room. he axed me twice where my
hat was; and it was on my head all the time. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-24

Some days ago | saw IN article in your pa
,er stating that dried apples were an effective
remedy for the goat nuisance. tried 1t yes
erday. A goat got into my yard and | fed
lin with seven pounds Of dried apples. After
hat set him ont bucket of water, and he
frank it dry. Then he began TO swell and IN
| lalf an hour he was as big as the bass drum
|bf circus. His skin stretched out 50 that
when he got to the sunlight you could count
| lis ribs. He kept on swelling until | sup
posed he'd bust and blow things all to pieces
but he didn't. Finally | got tired waiting for
him to burst and tried to drive him out of the
yard with the bricks The first brick bitted
nm with bounded back as if it had struck
India rubber, and knocked one of the lights
put of French plat.glass window. lie is
Fwelled so big that | can't get him through the
gate, and the swelling refuses to come down.
If take down that fence it will cost me S25
10 put 1t up again What shall do?
JOHN DoBsoN.
Answcr-Keep on examining him with dried
fpples and water until he eXpodes- Make
grand 4th of July salute of him.
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BUDGET Or FUN.
HON Far?

lie was a see2y threadbare looking indi-
lual, and he occupied whole seat in the la
IS car. The conductor inquired for tickets !;
threadbare man shook his head sadly.
We'll, money, then. Be quick. Come man,
ace up!"
NO money" still sadly.
SECT off at the next station
ayes, sir, of course"
The station was reached, the man got oil,
HI got on again us soon as the tram began 10
owe, and resumed his old position.
gain the conductor approached.
What. you here? thought told you to
Il off,"
ayes, sir"
well, did you?"
"Yes, sir, OF course"
"But you got on again."
Eyes, sir, of course"
swell, my friend, next time, | want you to
It off and stay Off Do you remember that"
Obtaining no answer the irate conductor
lssed on. AS the train stopped in the next
wn the conductor looked in the car; the seat
as empty Satisfied the conductor passed
rough the cars as soon as they were out of
G city. There sat the threadbare parsonage
the same seat very much interested i'll the
emery. The conductor gave him vicious
Ill Jllc tbs.
didn't | tell you to get off and stay OFF,"
eyes, sir, of course
well, you didn't do it,"
Eyes. sir, of course
WHAT"
Mot"
"Well, now my friend" went on the con.
actor, "do you know what | am going to do
| it'll you? | am going to make an example
.r beats The brakeman and | vii! kick
Du from one end of the station to the other
| hen we stop.
yes, sir, of course" answered the seedy man,
keekly
True to his word the irate conductor and
brakeman laid in wait for our meek and pen
|iless friend, and when the train stopped at
Worcester they seized him by the collar and
licked him from one end of the depot to the
ther
There" said the other, II guess we are rid
him.
The train steamed out of Worcester. The
han of checks went through the usual routine,
|nd when he came to the ladies' car he saw
he much abused but patient individual in the
|me seat travelling southwark. HcapproachCd
lin.
swell, my man, you didn't get enough"
90, yes, sir, of course"
The astonished conductor thrust his hands
hto his pockets, and drawlcd out:
"Well, now, where in Heavens name are you
|oing?'
"Wcll, conductor, | am going to Boston, if
by pluck and my pants hold out"
you can ride!" said the conductor, us he
passed on, and the last words he heard were a
"1cs, sir, of course
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2. Z. LINCNIN.

EI\ Al. SF.I~TI .E.NIENT MOTTO E..-Es.
TfTr uF MARY G. e fNPri Ft a. pEr EASEb.-Notcp j.
hereby given all persons interested 81 stff>fa'e. that The
undersigned Executor 81 the a-f MI tai testament 81 said
MARY Jaupdeld. GyCsasel- VII appear uerr tc County
the county Ia sale and -1str uf Illinois. - f
COUNTY Huu-r, uuaNI BOZ ~ttl fYuI- Monday.
the .!.f day Of October 49, fr the nnrsse f -'r
A'uuUf 4 hr pTs.Ifs 200 TIE ADMINISTRATOR ~ aid
f-fi'. fH- 20. final stttlrIuFTt
Dated Ottawa. this .srh fIy p JUly 10.
JANE f. DANTTIELp.
ATTFsr. Z. W.SUuJKs LEDFE. ELsguf.-.
clerk County tuC7f. l. N1'.H Co. III. 4UEs-fa
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SEWING MACHINES.
On,-Ha1T Prize, ; YufS' lTaTrtrt.

Singer: Howe: wheeler wilson, New 40 :; paws lu
proyri Peerless plUuc,- - sold from store since sept
istD St John novelty worth '"iug ahead by tuf
ing either way Attachments. Needles, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-24

EI<-NI. SE.I~TI -I-NI..\ :. - "a. !. I-.-.--
rArE 80 OLIVER & GRAY. Dr. Esssi.-N,iilc" j.
hDr,r .vtu adj r#rsT~s 81 vested lu sid e-tlr. thar
fir uu. -e. Almui-t-at.r g. 'uis non with thH VII
.uUrr.f g -r H~l'r y Oliver g. GRAY. Cff ssf a..
-lr l-fU-. tF 1rrv tHHr- ~ -. rIuUfv o.. "a >" ard
--sro e Iiru- - o.. County Court Hau- OTTAWA.
county " ulag. the - !sy q D,fif %. -
Tor the purT- q rendlng acIInt u his pro'tnss
90 lvu'-Frau- &C sad rtafr fT tl 1ua. settlement
Ds.'4l a. Uit4sa. tfs -rl "a! % July 80
THMF~ W- C. aWrTTETD.
Almlulsfrai.r o. ir.Iis uUu.
ATTEST. J. W sTorEsSEsKR
Clerk County Court IL sale Co. IL augSg
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Betting and Packing all kinds.

Chu-rs Washing Machines and Wringers. Wrine,rs re-
paired with new rolls. &c. and warranted. -
Fence NNir,c. I3urbS, PlnCcI-s. steel lard
Wire * o.. &C.. ana all at"r goods 20 h" found IN q
rs.ass agricultural -turn an Of which propose {" sell
M hc bottom prices mt gUpr0r good ~ dtn ~ ne
ina,ket We Will be undersod 10y any one Tor Pny
Of goods.
Ed. SWEETSER 81 CO.
ortqwa. n Fe6. ID. ia.
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PLOWS.
PLANTERS.
RAkES (Self-Dumping.)

Furs- Bradley spIky; Tiger seIcdump: naaIso other
Wood RaEcs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-04

The LIQUoR TRAFFIC.-From trust
worthy figures just compiled regarding
the lquo9 traffic, it appears, a contempt.
rary states. that there are nearly twice
as many drinking saloons in New York
rs in any other State. The exact num-
Der is 25,Sj4.} Illinois follows with g.
5lS, and Pennsylvania witlil6,lO5. Ohio
with ll,24S, e California with s, 40S In
Massachusetts, there are only $3.50 sa .
looms. while in the comparatively insis
niiieanL District Of Columba,7 the seat
OF national. government, there are no less
than l,l05. North Carolina heads the
list with 1905 distilorics, while New
York has only Ill distilleries. In adj
dition to these, however, there are $40
beer brcweries in the State. On an
average there is in the Union one drink,
ing saloon for every two hundred and
eighty inhabitants.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-04
SAFE IND SURE.
Nr Il f.. sieyrrs

me, and yielding IN The pprsurs ious Off friend
consented 10 iry II the time | " ~ suffer.
i0E from general debility and uervou, prosrr,.
ti"n superinduced NV nveIwnrk and irreguI,r
isbiis. liz wonderful STRENGTHENING aud curn.
tive properties seemed 10 affect my dthiliiatrd
system from The FIRST dose and under its rprsis
tent use J rapidly recovered, gaining more than
usual health ard good feeling Since then |
have not hestat@h ~ give Yeyetine nv most un
qualified Endorsement as being n safe sure and
uowetfuI agent in promoting health and restor.
ing The wasted svsiem 10 rev life mud ene-gy
Fe0cfine is the only medicine I use and a. long
% lier never expect to end better
Yours trulv. " ". CLARK
30 Monterey street, Allegheny, Pa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-04

nANIIOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

lust published. new edition Of Dr C'nivr.
SH4$H wells ,'eie' rated Essay on the radical
SsSS cure tNithou, mediciuel Of spern, ,,or.
IL. rh9s or Seminal Necklaces involnn,.,y
Seminal Losses, lmpoiency, Mental and bysiosl
incrprcity, Imp, dipeuis Ia Marriage ct also,
Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits induced by
selfindneence or sexual extravaganza &C.
rss- Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents
The celebrated author. in this admirable Es-
say, clearly demonstrates, from thirty Years
successful practice that the ala ming cunse-
quences of selfabnse may he rnnies,lly cured
Without the dangerous use at internal medicine
or The application -. the knife: pointing out y
n, ode OF cure AT once simple certain h effrotuaI
by~ means Of which every sufferer no matter
what his condition n,rv he. may cure himself
rheaply, privately. aud radically
ES- This Lecture should he in the hands nj
every you TN aud every man in The lnnd
Sent under seal. in plain euvrlote 10 any
address. postpaid, receipt of cents, or two
postage stamps
Address The publishers,
THE CULVEHWELL MEDICAL co.
Al Ann ST. New York, P.ssofhce BOX 1856
Oct. ~. ls77.-ly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-04
Letter from washington.

WAsuiSGToN. ID. c.. Dec. ST.
Mn. IlAgPER There is no doubt bnt
q great deal of influence has been brough.
To bear on those Democrats who voted
with Senator Conkling against confirm
ing the n. York appointments. Mostcf
them. however, are not men To be easily
led. and il is probably "a likely that a
larger rs a smaller number will. # the
same nominations are again made, vote
with the New York Senator. Some NAV
do rs Senator Thurman tlid-refuse to
vote either way. Ii there is no choice
as TO efficiency and honesty between
those MIR. Hayes wishes to turn ont and
those he wishes to put in. there would
seem To be no specia. need for Demo
Gratis 10 take part Why interfere i'm
ncighbors quarrels? Nine times out or
ter those WHO do 50 are soundly punish
Ell for II.
"A year ago when the widow Oliver Of
this city commenced suit against Simon
Cameron.aged eighty o. more. for breach
of promise, nobody thought seriously of
the matter. lie hal dehauched the DO.
il,ics OF Pennsylvania beguile tribe
OF Indians of its property, and sedurcd
one Administration into giving Ia IN
Office. But it was not beleyel be had
taken unfair advantage OF the widow
However, it - now sail on apparently
good authority that he has given her q
thons aud dollEs rather than have nor
tell In Court what she knows. Will
some one hantnp Il in this OH man has
not committed.
Murphy, the temperance Lecturer. l.,
10 he here soon. here is nee OF him.
There arc here someihns over one thuu
sand licensed places for the sale of H.
qupr. being one to every one hundred
AMI forty persons. There are probably
I as many more where sales are made
".thual iIeelsc. MEMO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-04

Symptoms of i Diseased LIVER.
pAlNiu,hcrigl,t Side ui,!criic edge
OF the ribs. increases on pressure :,
sometimes the pam is in the lcit SIDE :
the patient is rarely bic TO lie onlhc len
side sometimes the pain r, i;'it undct
the s!ioulder-bladc, and il frequently
extends 10 the top Of the shoulder. and
Is sometimes mistaken for hclima-
tism in the arm. The stomach isailcct-
eiwith loss ot appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general :rc costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
bead is troubled with pain. accompan-
led with Il dali. heavy sensation in tie
back part. There i GENERALLY Il CON
siderable loss Of memory. acccmpau-
ictiwith Il painful sensation OF having
lcitIndonc something which Ought To-
have been don, g slight, Cr, cough
IS sometimes an attendant. ] he ps-
tent complains of WEAKNESS an! lie
oilfty ; l;c is easily startled. his feet are
cold or burning, and he comDiaiusuf a
rricklv sensation ofthc skin; III. SDir-
its are low and although he il salts.
fled that exercise woul, be beneficial
to him. vet nc can scartciy Nrmuion
zip ioitiiudc enough To t'yiL H. fact.
he disiriists every remedy Several al
.hcabOvc symptom.aticulth disv;;sc.
)ut cases have occurred whcrc Icy al
them existed. vet examination oil Ne
lody, altcrdcath has shown The LIVER
+, have been extensively dcr.mgcd.
AGUE AND FETEK.
DIX c. n. LAxL's Livrn Pan ~
cAJEs OF. AGUE ANp PxpHg. when
tLkcrwith QIminc arc piod.ciivcof
the most happy results M lct.cr
cathafiic can be used. preparatory 10.
or after taking Quininc. Wcwoild
advise all who e aiiih.ai wlih tlms
disclsc 10 give thc,rr a rAIii gHtbf.
For all Bilious Infringement, aid us
asinlplclpngatIvc ticyarcmcViA,d
BESAnE as LIMITATIONS.
The genuine Dr. C. MEI,ANEs
LivERgfhIsare ncvcrN 'got coi'ci.
Every box has . req wax scat ot
tive lid. with the impression DIX.
NJ LANES LIvER PMS
l he genuine ~. l.ASE's lrvfuP.LLs
bear the signatures OF G NJ! LASH
and FLEMl%G Blossom tbe wrappers
T3rlnsisi on yonr druggist o. s,afe-
keeper giving you the genuine d. &.
MSLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa 4"
sod Us all respectable drtgg Is
and country s,orekccpers gcHc.miy
T1uto.c VI i.tirt 20 ritc H.. & NcLtNt-s f.,vss
Ptfis tfiaI. viii ,naiI po.t fslr in '.t I.u q
tF- Gm ~ sicrs .s,n" SOS ~ e. 81 iYf fte-a Size
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10 hsiTsTn az lhiTi.A Va ~ nTnf LIVER
/ CURE Fits.

When ! say cure ! do uct mean merely to
SOP them for a time aud lken haze them rttnin
ag"in, mean radical cure. I am "A regular
physician aud have made the disease of
FdS. EpHePW or EaYiog S ckncs
lifelong study. warrant my remedy To
cdIc The worst c',ses. Because others have fail
"a Is n reason t,r not now receiving n cure
iom me. Send 10 at once Tor n Treatise
nnd Free Bottle of my infnilibIe remedy =
Give extiress and post office. II costs on moth.
ing for trial, ani .vilI cure yuu address
DC Il q Il JUr, is3 Pearl ST New York
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-04

h A--a PROMINENT LAWYER SHOT
DowN-SuICiDE oy iIIs MURDERER.-
The people OF the town OF Farm,ille, Va
were horiGed on yesterday week. Thurs.
day. the 9th nit. as stated by CORES
pendent OF the Baltimore San, by the
occurrence ora terrible tragedy. About
one O'clock Col. VIM. Randolph Berke.
ley, prominent member OF the bar,
was ruthlessly shot down by the hand
Of an assassin. who Immediately after
the consummation OF his purpose com
miited suicide. COL Berkeley was
seated in his law Office conversing on
business with Mr.. Alfred Moth, local
banker, when knock was heard. and
the Colonel, saying. "Be seated, Mr..
Moth" got mp 20 open the door. As
soon as the door was opened. Col. Berke
ley was shot in the breast aud stagger-
ed, .wsaen the assassin fred again and
shot him in the right temple. Capt. w.
Ii. Kennedy. who had done the deed,
stepped into the Office, and said 70 Mr..
Moth. "You hal better Leave" and then
( shot himself ia the head. Seyera, phy-
sicians were speedily on the spot. but
life was extinct in Col. Berkeley, ami
Kennedy was only just breathing. The
cause of this awful crime Is believed to
have been the fact that Col Berkeley
had distrained on Kennedy's goods for
q debt due to client.
Capt. Armstoal, the county coroner,
opened an inquest in the case Of Col.
berkeley this afternoon. The evidence
OF Mr.. Moth show ed clearly that the
Facts were as stated above. DR.. Nash. a
/ physician who had been attending Kea.
nedy,testiie rs to threat against some
person whom he ALLEGED hli Injured
Him.
henAo Is was moved to the Randolph
House. and died tonight, having been
insensibIe from The tiine he did the dec !.
Col. Berkeley bal been celebrating
1hristmas in the oil Virginia fashion,
and la; a house fu,Lofgacsts. lie was
to have given a grand party tonight
A more hospitable man never lived. lIc
was prominent politician. and had IRE
quently been spoken of for Governor
and Attorney General. He rendered
+! great services 10 the southern demo
cay during the Tillen campaign
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-04

= The silver D.lar. ms stafel by
a contemporary. MP ID 1888 the silver
dollar. weighed tlZl grains. nine-tcnths
fine. AMI all The small =: coin exactly the
same proportion. Silver had become 80
scarce that change cpuli not lie obtain
ell, anal tue Fractions of dollar were
reduced in weight about seven per cent.
the two htlf dollars weighing ISL grains
an,i The smailer ones in roportion. The
dollar was not changed. ald has not
been IN circulation since shout 1851. II
one could he foam it was a LEGAL -tcn.ler
mp {" 1873. whom it was dropp,d from
the list oF legal coin. The smaller coins
after 1853 were tenler only Tor five
dollars.
~ y drove ofscyen hundred turkeys
recently arrircf in Boonsboro'. Md. tu
be killed tor the northern IN .rket.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-04

Or Tan IA. h....
Eagvd ia TIE r-r,.. =,
medicine thHiyy,1,e' , -. !,
iora long iueass..,...-..'-
sirnier q: aaaluu, ~.
AiedicalColicgr u Il, -
gia, hencc rrTsons -.
his Pills have lher,..S
tee that they ass 5.s-,. y,
on seiernhc t5.be. ~,
and are cree ffo~sii
quackery. -''
lie has snccrras.l &.
combining in then -
hefrtoiptr anlaRo... /,
gualiiics az a sf,,nris,,.
Nr.fNfcsiiss, snlsf,..
Tysec feslr.
Their hrst appsreu; a.
icct i 70 increasc thc a.
petite by cauingtaef ~.
- properly assimila,.
Thus The system Is uor,.
ishcd, and hy iheir tr,'
action ON tie digestive, !,
gains, reguiarahihe,th
cyncuaiinus nrtrnuhss8
The raFidity with v',.-i
fcrsohs take OF -
while under the inenrp,.
OF these pills, az ~ m
dicatcs their adafisl,
20 nouriah the hosv. NJ,
hence thcirefhClcYiatr
ing nervous ,iCtii.tv. ;
ancholy, ,iyspepsia, IA
ing ot the musgits, ,lay
gishncSs OF The H,',
cliiopie cnnsiipauon. ~
igth 10 The system Sat
q ray Street, NV Y..t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-04
SvThe culture of coffee in souther

Ia The culture Of coffee in southern
California is becoming profitable. The
plant, IL is stated. grows rs vigorously
as in the coffee countries of South A
ruerica. and yields bean of strong
aromatic flavor. The central and South
ern portions of the State are the regions
peculiarly. favorable.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-04

~ England according TO information
from London, does not propose TO enter
into conspiracy withlthc other! Euro
pean powers for the paitition of Turkey,
and accept Egypt as her Share of the
,p!under. Her policy is announced TO
be the preservation OF the integrity o.
the Turkish territory.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-04

tSA steam boiler at Greenfield's
large candy factory, in the city Of New
York, on yesterday week, exploded.
blowingIout. the walls OF a five. story
building land causing Tho death Of 80 or
90 boys and girls employed in the fac
tory.