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A Missouri lawyer objects TO the habit Of
applying titles to members OF the bar. such rs
Judge or colonel" lie is right title
only becomes him who has right to it; for
instance, GEORGE. the Count JoANNEs. No
one Will object to his title unless prepared
to sustain the objection on the field OF honor.
Titles, too, are sometimes given among civil
lied whites, rs well MS untutorcd Indians. to
persons who have won them by some act Of
extraordinary merit, or some striking personal
or moral trait For instan 70, who can dcnv that
the title Truly Good" is perfectly fitting when
applied 10 Deacon RICHARD SMITH Of Cincin-
natif BY that title Deacon RICHARD SMITH is
known TO millions who have not had the graft
hcation Of a personal interview with the Truly
Good Man, and by that iitlo they distinguish
him from wicked Deacon SMITHS such Ms the
one who was recently accused Of having poi
oncd his wifo.
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criminal prosecution of an unusual ma
ture is reported from san Francisco. On June
2. 1876, Il number Of whit" cigarmnkcrs became
incorporated under the style of the Cigar
makers Association Of the Pacific Coast On
July 10. 1876, the association filed with the
Secretary Of State, in pursuance to law a trade.
mark or label. the object being 10 inform
the public that tho contents Of the
boxes were the product of white labor.
The association began to drive the Chinese
product from the San Francisco market md
made II difficult for the employers of Cinnamon
to dispose Of their goods to nr.t-cass dealers
Recently one HENRY RGIzAN. nm employer Of
Chinese lnbor anlXcd labels in imitation
of the Association label TO his goods.
and he was arrested under section
of the penal code Of California. which
provides TINT every person who sells or kccps
for sale any goods upon or to which any coun-
terioitcd trademark has been affixed intending
TO represent such goods MS the genuine goods
OF another knowing the same to be counter
iclted, is guilty OF misdcmcanOr." RlrzAN
denies THAT his label is n counterfeit. Tho cnse
is interesting rs shown. the Intensity Of the
prejudice in California against the Chinese.
BULL and TURTLE two detectives have
boon arrested in Chicago. on "A requisl,ion
from Nebraska, to be tried for kidnupping
About four years ago j. b. BLAIR obtnned
lot OF goods from Mossrs. RYLANDs
SONS OF Manchester, with rs was al
legged. fraudulent intent, and shipped the
goods 10 tho United States. TURTLE. Il Chi
cago detective, was engaged to CAPTURE BLAIR
Assisted by Bull, he kidnapped BLAIR from
Nebraska and took him to England. Tho
detectives assert that BLAIR went willingly ;
BLAIR says he didn't. In England BLAIR was
found guilty OF swindling ami sentenced TO
three years penal seryitude, Ho insisted that
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This leaves less Than ono and half million
Of dollars for duty collected on all sugars over
the very lowest grade. Tho lowest rate II duty
is 2ls75 cents per pound. Tho duty collected
WAS 23l3l cents per pound Whom We get an
insight into Nr. SHELTON arithmetic and nrith-
mrtical deductions, ns furnished by him TO the
Boston Adrrriis,r. we can moro easily under
stand how 1t happened that the Custom House
Commission. of which he was member, was
50 cgrogiously barron Of any useful results
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A Mr. PIuLo s. SHRBrOy, n moInbor Of the
and irregularities Mt tho NV York Custom
House. writes az follows TO the Boston Adp7-
useT:
rccretAry FnyHs,S, aided by hrs srsil hicu,t VIC
dncs nsscescd IN fnear ~ the port o. Nc York for the
importing ports OF the country Fcr Irroi of twelve
consecutive months the net weight NJ SUGAR hdd ~
pounds; aiHouni o. duty collected n ihS snno was
f22bf&fl3t being an average W 2 i2if ccnts n
Iruld whc n nlly up 10 the average Of that assessed
1T other Custom Houses"
Mr. PHILo SHELTON evidently wishes 10 con
vcy the impression that tho average OF the sugar
assessed for duty nj this port In the twelve con
secutve months wae not Of very low or Of tho
lowest grade. Now tho number OF pounds
which he states wero imported would. ut tho
very lowest rate of duty. produce the following
revenue:
o25,e7sse No atih cents perl .. slAiop 2aI ~
- per cent additional 4OiO.S2l 70
Mr. Pnuo sHriroS SAYS the duty collected
was ...... ...... ...... s22iIts55 81
Leaving A. duty collected IN all sugars
above the vcrJ lowest grade 81 lOJ. 40 ~
hs q matter Of probable interest to Mr. SnrL-
TON VIC Will furnish him with tho follow Ina
correct figures OF sugnr statistics ~ supplied
10 us from the official books At tho Custom
House for the fiscal year emitting Juno 80. 1878:
Pounds Of SUGAR imported 1913 5oe Ils.
duty collected ... sa4,s3i 5s0 o.
The above numbcr of pounds II Of the very
lowest grade, would pay duty as follows:
in7s :ns ~, at -, cents ..... . fls7s7n07 80
- percent ............... 4'a| 13i ~
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CarbO1ino

is now presented TO the public. without
fear of contradiction as the Best Resto-
iative, and Beauufier OF the Hair the
world has ever produced 1t PERFORMS
what others can Only Claim for their
preparations.
1t is an elegant Dressing. removes
Dandrur, cleans the Scalp. prevents the
Hair from falling out, restores Hair on
Bald Heads. restores the hair to its O.
ri&inal Color. makes it grow rspidly,
will not stain the skin. contains not a
particle of Lead. Silver. Sulphur or 9TH
or deleterious drugs. 1t is Natural
Product of tho earth. containing the
elements required by the Hair to feed
upon. A fair application will show its
restorative qualities. Does not require
months of continued use before you can
receive any result. Sold by Druggists.
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= . 1----------------
DEATH OF ADAM FLEFk.

The sudden and unexpected death
Of Mr.. Adam FleelI, All early, weIlknown
and esteemed citizen Of Newark, occur
red at his residence on Wednesday
morning. at 2 O'Clock, August 22d, 1877,
IN the 10Th year Of his age. lie was born
in Hampshire co.. Virginia. NOV West
Virginia,) March. / l. 1903, and was one
of.eighteen children who all reached
manhood and womanhood, some of
whom, for a time, lived i'm Licking
county. Mr.. Fleek came to Newark in
April, 1926, and had, therefore, lived
here little more than ffty.one wears,
leading very busy, active useful life.
Ills career was one characterized by in =.
dus'ry. energy, enterprise and great tact
d shrewdness as business man, hence
his success, aided by his temperate,
frugal habits. in tie acquisition OF wealth.
Few II any OF the citizens of our county
have had greater success in the accumu-
Iation of property. as the result Of in
dnstry, economy and integrity. than Mr..
Flcek. a widow berelved OF all excel.
lent husband, and three children, (NIrs.
V. II. Wright. and Mary and John S.
Fleek,O are the Survivors Of his immeji-
ate family, while the more remote re-
iations are quite Numerous. Religious
services appropriate TO the occasion
were held at the late residence OF the
deceased. on the afternoon ofThursday,
August %, conducted by Rev. Alexan-
der Duncan, ID. D., upon whose pulpit
ministrations Mr.. Fleek attended during
the many years Of his early AMI success
fol pastoratc here. The subject OF this
brief sketch held membership and n
prominent position in the Second Press
byterian Church, To the erection OF
whose beautiful church edificc he was
a large contributor. and TO whose aunu.
al support and maintenance he always
gave generously. Though very decided
IN his theological views, as he was on
I'll questions that claimed public consi-
derati0n, nc yet held them in q spirit Of
federation and not in narrow contract
edness or bisotry. Many manifested
their respect for the deceased by their
attendance upon the funeral services.
at his late residence, and at the ceme~
tory. The pall-bcarers. chosen from
bis carly-time aud longtime associates
and friends, WHO accompanied the re
mains TO their last resting place. we're
Matthew Newkirk. ID. ID. Jewett. l.. X.
Warner, J. w. Collins. WIN Shields and
Isaac Smucker.-Negeyk Glzcue.
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The Lesson OF a Life.

In December. 1915. in the Depart.
ment OF the Voges. Xavier Thiriat, boy
OF ten. accompanied four young girls Of
about the same aye TO the church. They
had TO cross brook, over which was
placed n single loose plank. The boy
crossed safely; the tirst girl who at.
tempted it. fell in. The boy jumped in.
pulled her out, and then. walking in the
water, guided each OF the girls across.
Some time was lost by this, and the
party reached church late. Xavier, n
shamed OF being late, did not 20 up to
the stove, but kept behind. IIc reached
home chiiled,a dangerous disease follow.
ell. by which no was left complete
cripple for life; his only mode OF NOV
ing about was on his hands aud knees.
so completely were bis legs parnlyzed
and distorted. Coming of very poor
people. there was every prospect that
Ihiriat would be n heavy charge to his
family and a wretched burden TO him.
self Instead of this. he reached man.
hood bright. cheerful and intelligent.
Reading all the hooks he could lay hold
OF. he was soon the best educated man
in his district, and rapidly acquired ex.
'N'S''S ihhhOhSIs WHICH WIS always
used for good. He induced the Young
people 10 read aud TO study. Some
contributions 10 the local newspaper,
the Echo dies Vosges attracted attention
and made him known, ~ result of
which was that further intellectual on.
portunitics were extended To him. He
made himself q good botanist, metecro
iogist, instructed others i'm those branch.
es. and procured the foundation of sew
eral local libraries. lie could not. how
ever, &c satisfied without first achieving
his complete independence and earning
his support. He obtained the position
of manager of the telegraph at n neigh.
beriEg town, was made secretary to the
mayor, became favorite correspondent
OF several agricultural papers, and re.
ceived the highest reward of the French
Franklin Society its gold medal.
All this was accomplished by native
force of character and strong religious
feeling, under circumstances not mere
ly adverse, but ut first absolutely hopes
less. a horrible deformity, intense
suffering. absence of instruction, crush
ing poverty-ail these disabilities were
overcome unaided, and this ignorant
and crippled lad made himself the light.
intellectual and moral, Of his whole dis.
trict.-Pubtic Ledger.
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v Il q r II i IN f.
FOR BILIOUS. REMITTENT. AND
INTERMITTENT FEVER.

Or what IL more commonly termed Fever aud
Ague, with pain in the ioins and through the
back aud indescribable chilly sensation down
the spine, an irresistible disposition TO yawu
pain in The ewes. which is increased by moving
them, blue tinae in the skin, and great list.
lessness and debility, Vegetine is safe and po-
sitive remedy. II is compounded exclusively
from the Juices OF carefully selected bnrks and
herbs. and so strongly concentrated that IL is
ohe of the greatest cle,nsers Of the blood that
is or can be put together. Vegetiue does not
stop with breaking Chlls aod Fever, but it ex-
tends it's wonderful influence into every part of
the human system, and entirely e.adicates eve-
~ ttint of disease. Vegetiue does not act as n
powerful ce,hartic, or debiitate the bowels and
cause the patient To dread other serioas COM
plants which must Inevitably foliow-but il
strikes ut the root Of dseise by purifying the
blood, restores the liver and kidn eys to healthy
action. regulates the bowels and assists Nature
in performing all the duties that devolve upon
her.
Thousands Of linvalids are suffering to-day
from tie effects Of powerful pnrgative nostrums
rightful quartites of quinine and poison doses
of arsenic neither of which ever have or ever
could, reach the true cause Of their complaint.
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Y EGETlNE.
POLICE TESTIMONY.

BosToY, Nov. IS, 1878.
Mr.. II. X. Stevens: -
Dear Sir,--During the past FIVE velrs have
had ample opportunity to judge Of the merits
Of Vegetiue. My wife has used IL for COM
plants attending = lady OF delicate he nth, with
more beneficial results than any thing else
which she ever tried. have given it 10 my
children under almost every circumstance, at
tending a large family, and always with mark
ed benefit. have taken IL myself with such
great benefit that cannot fud words to express
my unqualified appreciation Of lie goodness.
While performing my duties az q Police on
Ger In this city, IL has been my lot 10 fall in
With great deal Of sickness. | unhesitatiugly
recommend Vegetne, and I never knew of y
clse where IL did not prove all that was claimed
for it. Particularly in cAses Of debilitatei or
Impoverished state Of the blood its effects are
really wonderful ant, for all complaints aris-
log from an impure state Of the blood, il ap-
pears TO work like charm--and do not be-
lieve there nre any circumst nceJ ander which
Neeeiine cnn be used viii Injurious results
and II will aiwi9s afford me pleasure to give any
further Information as TO what know about
Vegetine.
WIN. Il. HILL, Police Station 4.
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'-Aii - NAfJ ilaiulD. 20, Jan. 10,
Mn. HARPER I'VE were the reciDi.
ents OF visit this week. from our wor-
thy County Superintendent, and feel
safe in predicting that, his visits TO the
schools generally, will he productive OF
much gool, both 20 those who attend
school, and TO those who act as "peda.
gogues."
Oar superintendent seems to be tho
rouJhly impressed with the Importance
and responsibility Of his post, and if we
are permitted to sit in Judgment
would say that. he il the "right man in
the right place >" anil il the COOL people
OF old Hampshire are alive TO their best
interests. (an1 / think they generally
are they will retain Mr.. G.. IA long as
possible, in this, by far. the most impor.
tant trust within their gift.
We attended a spelling "bcc" az the
school OF our friend, young Pownall.
which was well attended the spelling
was fine, AMI the match was a pleasant
affair. $50
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South Branch Intelligence.
William IInrpcr. editor.
Ofice. Corner Main and Groue1 Lame So.
RoMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA..
r Err NJ g.

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per
eanum-or TWO DOLLARS II paid in advance.
SoiRper will be discontinued. except at the
option Of the published, until all al rearages have
been settled.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
The rates OF advertising ere, for a square ten
iuesl or less, GsE DOLLAR AND Fury CzsTs for
three iuserlious--larger ones in the same proper
lion Each continuance ala cents.
Quarterly, half yearly, ard yearly advertise
rsnts inserted at n liberal reduction on the above
Tsles.
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
Taar will be charged regular rates.
40 ADVERT ement 10 he considered by the month
or ycar unless specified on the Nanuscriptor pre-
ylusIy agreed upon between the parties
Resolutions OF associations. Communications Of
limited in crest and uoticss Of deaths exceeding
Tx LrSss viii be charged five cents per line.
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Vegetine

works in The human system ia perfect harmony
with natures laws, and while il ia pleasant to
the ttste, genial to the stomach aud mild in its
influence on the bowels, it is absolute in it's &C.
ton on disease, and s not vile, nauseuus Bit
tiers, purging the invalid into false hope that
they are being cured. Vege,ire is purely
Vegetable Medicine, compounded upon scienti-
&c principles IL IL Endorsed by the best ph ysi.
clans where its virtues have been tested. is re >
commended only where medicine is N eeded, and
is not mixture of cheap whiskey sold under
the cloak Of Bilteis.
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~ Isabella Beechor Hooker saws .
Why do you put n woman, Minerva,
The goddess Of wisdom on ton Of
your Capital here at Washington? My
soul why don't you put the woman
down stairs IN the legislative halls. where
size is neededY The Boston Post re-
spends: Because they don't want her
where she will raise the roof, but where
she will keep it down.
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ORIGIN or GENUS Columbus was
the son OF y weaver, and o weaver him
SELL Claude Lorraine vas brought up
n pastry cook. Moliere, the great French
comic writer. was tho son Of tapestry
maker. Cervantes served as a common
soldier. Homer was q bcgIar. Uesiod
was the son Of q small farmer: Demos
themes. of cutler. Terence the Latin
comic writer, was n slave. Oliver Crom.
well was tic son OF brower.--i Howard.
Che philanthiopi8t. was an apprentice TO
grocer; Benjamig franklin, the son
OF a tallow chandler; DR.. Bishop. Of
Worcester. son Of n linen draper. DE
Foe. the great English political writer.
was tno son Of butcher. Whitefeld
was the son oC an inukeeper at GIouces.
ter; Cardinal Wolsev. the con Of
butcher. Ferguson was shepherd.
virgil was the son ola potter; Shakes
peare, Of wool dealer Horace. ola
shopkeeper; Lucian. Of stationer.
Hogarth was an apprentice 90 an engray.
er; Dean Tucker was the son Of small
farmer. and came TO Oxford on foot.
Bishop Pfideaux worked in the kitchen
at Exeter College. Edmund HalIy was
the son Of a soap boiler,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-01

10 an Indian. sail. when he FIRST
heard 10 be was much surprised that the
white men killed their Savior, but since
he knew them lac wondered that they
didu't steal his clothes.
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G'reS HealM. Strength, and Arpctiie

-"JV''' u"F "a T0t'V'
My daughter has received great benefit from
the use Of Yegetine. Her declining health was
a source Of great anxiety 10 all her f.ieuds A
few bottles Of the Vegetiue restored her health,
strength and appetite. N Il. TILDEN.
Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No 10
Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
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GFili ! where did you &c: them tfou-
sersE asked an Irishman Of a man who
happened to be passing with pair Of
remarkably short trousers on. Il got
them where they grew, was the indignant
reply Then, by me conscience you've
pulled them a year too soon p
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-01

- As land is improved by sowing il
with various seeds 50 is the mind by ex-
ercising IL with different studies.
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EF True charity is often met with in
the person Of q faull-Gnder, bat Il is
rarely met with in the person Of fiat
terer.
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4 ~ - L v T. e. I'M -
u ~ VE1 IL SIT
~. 3iOyG0HiOycR. 1878.

Institution a. 1catr'nr, under The
.''F Of H,v. = N Thompson. A ".
.'"n rs nrw era NJ ur0sucritv Gur-
Term iu.t closed ire atttuafn re
'nc ed over % per cent n
s.huHrlv Faculty. bcauhfu'.
''"r.' location SIMPLE Srie Iffr
"' Arn1rat1s. library con-
rowing curriculum " 'he most tho
...' s'1r4ar1 Of achrigrship sur.
hm.r ar i0.fi'uIioD Of learning
'#a rFs fha0 M any other
gI c1Hd advantages The
Sept 9Th hs Winter term
-a-.y term March 27'h For
catalogues, &C., address The
CED. q STTRGTGS.
Secretary OF Regents.
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l#a undersigned would fe7necfrnIIy inform
friends of the county ~ Hampshire. that
f."r'a tn 400 SURVEYING upon the
'".t"e pfce-the one occupied by DR.
n Rumuey, West Va.
lsb5. s MONROE
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V = l. g II I N T.
Prepared by

II. r. Stevens, Boston, Mass.
Vcgetine Is SOLD by Al! Druggists.
Jan. ia, 1878. I'm.
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~ Nothing will ever be attempted If
all possible objections must be Grst over.
come.
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Robert D. Powell, Sheriff Of Hampshire
County and rs such committee Adj
ministrator with the will annexed Of
G. Vanosdall, decd. Jefferson Vanos.
dali. Francis w Ieis!,cll and Betty
lleiskeIl. wife Of Francis w. IIeiskell.
Mary lleisteII, Christopher geiskell.
Grace ilciskeil. Edward lIeiskel. and
Harrison Nanosdall, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
Tie object ~ this suit is to revive an
existing suit now pending in the Circuit
Court Of Hampshire county. suggesting
the death Of G VanoSlsll. and rcvivor
against his personal representative and
heirs, and for apportionment Of rent and
for other and further relief. &c.
And 10 appearing from an affidavit
Gle in tbis cause, that the defendant.
Harrison Vanosdall, is nonresident
Of the State Of West Virginia: II is or
dered, that the said defendant do appear
at the next rule day. held in said Office
on the first Monday in February. 1873.
and do what is necessary to protect lis
interest. Tcste.
V. VI. POLLING, ccc.uc.
Jan. IL, 1873 -4w.
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200 Profit on 500

' 1 Pg'r anil rgVs Invest &C.
.".r means $40. $50 or 900 in
hs brought small raotuue
.'F. .ur. Mr advise When and
.E.Y Book with mU rfor-
.... address orders by mau aud
BA NTEIs X co.
.s Brokers, IL Wall Sc. y. Y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-01

Az ANALYSIS or LoyE.-Thc Vicks.
burg Herald says Last night as risky
colorcd youth was walking mp Clay st. he
was accosted by colored acquaintance,
who remarked:
Well, Brutus, day say you IL in
love
i IL. Uncle Abra'm-I don't deny dc
alleged allegation
And how does you feel Brutusg
You have stuffed your elbow agin a
pos. or sumthin' aforc now hasn't you
Uncle Abram?'
4 recon-
And you RENDERS de fcelin' dat ruas
up yer arm"
i does
Wei, take dat feeln.' add hundred
per cent, mix it viii de incest hair oil
IN town, sweeten wild honey. and den
you kin nse2ino how feel.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-01

/ 10 Vanity keeps persons in favor with
themselves, who are out OF favor with all
others,
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WEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT At
rules held 10 the Clerks ONCE Of
the Circnit Court Of Hampshire County,
on the first Monday in January, 1873.
j. VI. lark and wife,
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"a From the CoUHfrg. A little four.
year-old girl, being LEFT under the charge
OF her Aunt Sarah, during the absence
ofpapa aud mamma in the west. was
very naughty the other day. and was
sent to bed. On saying her prayers.
Aunt Sarah was eliied by hearing
Pray Col. bless dear papa, dear man.
ma-and Aunt Sarah, il you have mind
to. But that don't matter muchP This
is perfectly true story.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-01

L@-lt doesn't pay to prophesy ;ifyou
get it righ5nobody remembers it If Won
get It wrong nobody forgets it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-01

~ Incidence is n stream which flows
slowly or, but yet undermines the roun.
dation Of every virtue.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-01

WI. Il. HILL, Police Station 4.
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CURE FOR BuIoUs HEADACHE Dis
solve and drink two tablespoonful OF
finely powdered charcoal in one-half u
Of water, IL will relieve i'm
ID minutes. Take seidlitz powder an
hour afterwards.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. %, 1873.
TIE Steer Qaesfion--A Temperance Cru.
st1ie--A Cod Saap--Heacy Robbie