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tainin and instructive of all. She
lIst wished for that Callloruy Doc
tor and al. other lovers of sdjuca-
ton and learuln in this Enlightened
day. The great question on that
night was, us bat bird or a
basieY' l tell you the little noctur-
nal crltter sent the school masters
to material history for information.
But alter powerful arguments on one
side aud then on tother 1T was de-
cided that Bats" don't lay eggs
like other birds nohow. In settlin
ihis great question OF SIGH magni-
chude the school masters got so.ae
outside help iron ielers of much
'eArnln who had spent many hours
IN huniln Tor "bat" evgs. Ne are
AL glad that this wexacious ouss-
ton ~ AT last settled. Another bio
PRESTON was dabated about gchoo'
masters chawin terbacker. Ous bio
long school master, who is long
enough for an old fashioned wagon
whip II he lst had cracker tied TO
nm, said 40 how If A feIler does his
own chawiu and scrubbin IT'S no
body = bushes Nancy thinks 70 too.
The las, day was spent in general
review OF what was learnt on the
tprse other days.
N nc" saws she would list walk
icrty mi ga any day to see another
H,ch 'ertslnment. She says she
never heard so many b,g words an
loaded 10 her day. Tue people of
Au'orry Will b. happy and vlrtuous
as long ~ Trey 1--we, all on account
OF he lnstltoot.
o Mister Smith wanted the
Board of Eljuoauon to make
speech, but they forgot AZ how THE
boy stood on the bulnin deck, eaun
peanuts by the peck, and 1t vas no
20. Tor they dou't believe in ediuca-
ton no how.
Mister f lltor, see that Mister
Once a Week wants to find on,
where Joe Dnrter" stops so he can
send Nancy "a plug OF first-rste
store ten hacker" Which does he
mean Is t-rate, the store or the
trrbacker? Well, now AZ he is so
clever Wa will jist tell him ali about
IT. Reckon he has heerd about our
late alfi ction. You can jist tell him
that Joe stops at home with Nancy.
Well, # she would ever put an iugin
plaster on hs ch.st, he'd rather not
kuowher. That's my opinion.
Our little Constable was down on Salt
Lick tother week agin. Guess he list
went down TO show that wilder Mines
what shot at him, mo " to levy on a bed,
spect that was all.
Mister Editor joe Darter cant write
any more this time, rs he got little fresh
cold tother night. I'll tell you how, if
you wont tell any body. Nancy is sound
a sleep. and jist snorein like big Mogul
ingine pullin train of cars up hill and
she wont know it, 80 1 will venter to
tell you anyhow, why jlst tothsr night
Nancy kicked the kiver Off aud Joe
tuck cold. Now don't tell any body, for
il Nancy would End 1t out she'd give
US portickler dts.
JOE DARrER.
and
NANCY ID pTt,D
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Additional Local.
OUR NEWBURG LETTER.
"Domby's' Newsy Letter The
Local Doings of Newburg.

"Domby's" Newsy Letter-The
Local Doings of Newburg.
NEwBURe, W. Va. March 18th.
Editor argus:
Since writing our last, nothing Of
great importance has occurred in our
City.
Our literary society was we'll at
tended On Saturday evening by
very attentive audience. Program
for next Saturday evening: Singing
by the Newburg Q1ineLte Club; Sc
lect reading by Mrs. T. N. Clayton.
Misses Annie Mor-B and Bdney
Farrell; sssiy, Misses Mary Snider
and Maggie Daily; deoiamstios, D
E. Hingardner and J. I. stanhsgso
corstiou, w. S. Raymond, and P. j.
CrogaD; singing by the Quinette
club. Debate-questiou: Resolyc9
That the mind Of woman is inferior
to that Of man AfHrmatlye-M. s
Hinerman aud W. s. Hsymond
Negative II W McCafsrty and p
J. Crogan. Minute speeches by the
Society, music by The Qmoette
hr Jno +. Stuck moved :bto G
Il. Ellis property 90 high street.
;. j.. Allen o. Grafton was ia town
on buisness one day lset week.
lave returned home from Austen
where they have been WAITING
friends. bliss Alberta May shsH-r .
school closed on lsst Wednesi-,
evening at A1sssz.
Aesars L.,bsl nd Hemsl U.I.,,.
81 Reed77liIs, sfsat lev o.,s IN
town lsst week.
Mics Jennie q pin. Of O.Io.
visiting Der Aunt, Mn Or. 1l r.
dependence. Sire expects to- rel...
to Ter horn soon.
Aisses Ds.a and Annie Menlres
O. York's Ha0, are visiting Them
sister, Mrs, Co4s Frszsr, On Church
uIeet.
lrs. e. J.. Allen, ol Gsa1oa.arert
Saturday 4nt Sunday with h.,
father joeaL Ellie. ou water street
SberI i. u. Ford wss boo town
one day Jas. week.
Esq. Jales MCGEE bas cour. every
Saturday a. = o clock. Office on X
r 'tr n under Smoot and Lsgkey's
dry goods isls.
Mr. Jrserh Marum Of TrorIsI,
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JOE DARTER.
and
NANCY BARTER


The following comprises the pro
ceedings OF this body from Monday
morning up to Wednesday evening ::
The following named gentlemen
composed the Grand Jury
Summers McCrum, foreman :;
Jacob Feather, Alfred w. Duvail,
Jesse M. Johnson, John Snider. Sllas
Sinclair, John Potter, Joseph j. Jen-
kins. James NJ. Hamilton, Daniel F.
Hlrsh, Thornton White, Samuel A.
SisIsr, Guy A Bishop, Ezra NJ.
Hartzell, Robert Arnold and James
NJ CbIdesler.
The following indictments were
found by the Grand Jury for INSIDE
meanors: State We. Thomas Rowan.
Thos j. Watson, James Menafee
II. @. Worthlngton, William Jones.
Daniel Miller, Abraham Trickett (2).
James Jones (3) Robert White (3)
Thomas Moran (l2), Mary DonuaIIy
Q2)
Jesse Fike was appointed guardian
for Louvre ", Fike an infant. Bond.
$4OO.
A ir~d Kelly VS. Henry c Beer
bower, WIN. T. Kelly and Wm. S.
Ca-tee motion Tor Judgment on
lIthcomug bond judgment Tor
$242O4
Ov-,seer- Of Poor VS. Allen Mile.
urtardY. Cause continued and
T. ~ rule ordered 50 INST defendtnt
d + Fewcett vs. Margaret Daley :.
90 atlarnmen' Tor iaIlug to answer
u.e. Continued
SINE v Barney Cy1olo; same
action, s~ue order
Sam VS. hI Dt v. Dsnui- D-ot.
Jctr i m I ) Moran. r + Cor
D. e.; different cases S,mp Order.
FarcuId, Ltwhe.,d d Co. v B.pi
ShIw, or -ugle-Iou Continued.
Inos. Dunn W o T. F,ythe; .ug-
g--uoo. COut'ru-d.
+ + Nine W SuAw Bios. eli al. o.
suggt stIon. Continued
W II Inn w T A Turner. sup
gestion. Continued
M1riah Nose " NJ L Shahan; Oh
uggsstIou.' Discontinued.
Same W same; same order.
State vs. Mary Johnson. misde-
mssuor; continued
Stsfs W same, same order.
h Y Mason W. Tbos Turner. tres
pass "a the case. Continued.
Geo w Bishop VS. J CtessIer. on
information, Discontinued.
Garrett Shu.ts vs. @ w Shuttle. st
al deliuue. d. missed at cost Of
plaintiff.
WIN j Streets vs. j. D Benson
equity. Removed to the Circuit
Court
MARTIN 5temp's " Joseph stoll.
on appeal Dismissed nj the cost OF
the appellant.
b Shaw ct al vs Edward lessor
ct Al; application for injunction. In.
junction ordered g,anted and cause
sent TO Rules for further proceed
ings therein.
VIA a Miller wss appointed q.
commlssioner TO bind an unknown
female child, about ID months. old
TO EUah Stewart.
Q j Murphy W Jacob Fresm: debt
judgment ioT plaintiff for SIS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-16

A New church has been orcanizd
IN Brooklyn, N. Y, which allows no
article Of faith but the Holy Scrip
lures, without note OF comment, and
recognizes Christ's ordination of min
listers without human Intervention
or determination ofsex. The preach.
er Is declued to 90 the servant and
net the lord over Gods heritage
and is not to have stated salary
Tor II ne cannot trust Christ for his
support he is unworthy. All mem
oSrs Of the church are to have
voice IN elscting their pastor The
selling OF renting OF church seats. or
the doing Of any act whereby the
poor will be held in less esteem than
the rich, is counted as sin against
God Exchange
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-16

John L Ashby vs Jno A Shafsr;
appeal from justices judgment.
Judgment reversed and appellant to
receive from appellee one cent aud
legal oosts therein.
L Miller vs. D Whitshair; on an
appeal from a Justices judgment.
Appeal dismissed
ID + tawcett Va Carrick and Haw-
ley attachment Continued
Q Q Craig vs. j NJ Hartman; on an
appeal iron a justices judgment.
Appeal dismissed at the cost of tn
appellee.
d Whitehair Va Shaw, use Adair;
on appeal from justices Judgment.
Aopeai dismissed at cost OF app = lee
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-16
w EST VIRGINIA, SIS;

III .he Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
of Preston county, on the first Monday
of March, 1873.
William ID. linn admir-.
V,
Nancy A. Piles. ana the widow and
heirs OF the said William b. linn
IN EQTIpY.
The object of this suit il TO subject the
land in the bill and proceedings men
toned, to the payment of the purchase
money due thereon, to the plaintiff.
a nd 1t appearing that the defendants
Theodore Bland, John Bland, Pres IN
Bland, Patrick Henry Bland. John
Burkhart, Emma Thomas, Harvey
Thomas, Anne Lee Riley and Minnie
Riley are not residents of this State, thew
are, therefore, no:ahy required to appear
here, at Rules held for sad Court, ON the
HrSt Monday OF april, next, al, do what
is nee essary TO protect their interests
herein. And it is ordered that the fore
going be published I'm the West virginia
Argus,-A weekly newspaper published
iii this county.
A copy-Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Jas. n. Brown, Atty for PrH
Mich 9 7s-SS. %
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SALE.
INNS ADMINISTRATOR,
rs.
ZISN's HEIRS.

IINN's HEIRS.
Pursuant to 4 decree Of the Cir
cut Cour. o. Preston county. the
nmdrrelRuei commissioners viii on
The 9Th day OF ApiIi, 1878, Offer for
-aie AL the realty decfesd to be sold
ln the above cause be ore the noni
door oil The Court House m KIM
wood. The above realty consists OF
~ The END Of winch William 3
Ann diei seiz-d, situated IN Pres
tDn COUNT; except 80 much of snid
land a. vac assigned to Julia c. Z.uu
by commissioners, Cbas. M. B.sbop.
et ais, ln tins cause.
The aud that will be offered for
sale cobssts OF two tracts--ope OF
2l5 acres aud the other Ct 1881 acres
respectively, and The 2i5 acre tract
includes the mills known AS "Z.np's
MILE and Tor a more particular de-.
feupilon Of said lands reference il
here made % The plot OF said lands
100 tins case--slsO one acre OF coal
land on Bird creek. reserved IN q
sale Of land from William y. ZInn 10
Godfrey Mur5ock.
The above lands will be sold in
tracts or otherwise as may best pro
mote an advantageous sale thereof.
Terms OF SALE, TO WIT Upon
. credit OF one, Two and three years.
The purchaser executing interest
bearing notes with approved security
for The specified instalmeuts Of pui
chase money,
Tie above land is rich and we'll
suited for uIlage or grazing purposes;
has very Gne water power with y
good gust mill thereon, aod large
part Of said land lice in Valley Dis
rIct 10 which men reside Who know
how TO raise wheat IL is a verv
line site for GOOD FLOUR MILL.
Snlo, rs go. o.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TO tho creditors o"Elon G.aham,

To the creditors o'Ellen GEaham,
deceased
In pursuance ola decree Of the Circuit
Court of the Count of Preston, IN de in
cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate of the said Elton Graham to
the payment of her debts, you are re
CURED To present your claims against the
sali Ellen Graham for adjudication to
Robert w. Monroe, Commissioner. at
his Office in Eingwood, ON or before tho
10Th day of March next
Witness, Smith Crane, Clerk of said
Court, this 10th day of Fc bruary, s7S.
SMI III CRANE, clerk.
J. A. Brown, Plaintiffs Counsel.
Feb 23TS-S4.1J
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Joseph w. Gribble.

Joseph w Gribble.
IN EQUITY.
Tho object of this suit is 10 enforce a
vendors lien for the su m Of 500. 90 with
interest thereon from tho oath day of
September. 1874, till payment, in the
Dlll and exhibits mentioned.
And II appearing that the defendant
Is not resident of this State. he is, there
lore, hereby required To- appear here, at
Rules To be held fer said Court, on the
first Monday of April next. and do
what is necessary to protect his iutero sts
herein. And it is ordered that tue fore.
going be published in tine West Virginia
ArsuS,-A weekly newspaper published
in this county.
"a coDv-rest:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Jas. a. Brown, ATTY !or Prns.
Mich 078-S7. 25
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FORTT YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
DIR. G.. Nj LANE'S
Celebrated American
WOR M SPECIFIC
-OR-
VERMTFUGE.
SYMPTOMS o. WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
VllEcountenanceis paleand leaden-
colored, with occasional hushcs, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks the eyes become dull the pu-
pills dilate an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
ritated, swells, and sometimes blecds {;
swelling ofthc upper lip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bling Of the ears an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue (;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with gnawing sen.
satlon ofthestomach, ut others, entire
lygone heeting pains in the stomach (;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen !;
bowels irregular, at times costive
stools Shiny not unfrequently tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and con-
vulslve uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable. &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found TO exist
DIR. 9. MGLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect q cure.
TT DoRs NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form ;itisan innocent prepare
Gon.nof capable Of doiRg Tie siehi-
est imiHrI 10 the moSI fcHdct infant.
The genuine DIR MCLANE's YER
MFuGE bears the signatures Of G.
NJ. LANE and FLEMING Bios. on the
wrapper -:O:-
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DEMOCRATS OF Preston county
do your duty by subscribing for tn.
ARGUS and inducing your neighbor
to subscribe. We must have our
thousand subscribers.
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HE Galveston. Ne1Os suggest that
after James Gordon Bennett has dis.
covered the North Pole, he will prob.
ably start Stanly on an expedition
to ascertain whether there ia realv
such a place as bell.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-16

The Cubans of New York CITY
will soon toward all kinds of mum
tions OF war to their brethren in
Cuba They wish to see their Ma
tive island independent Of civil
lied CD Spain.
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INVEST VIRGINIA. S.;

IN The Clerks Office Of The Circuit Court
OF Preston county, on the first Monday of
March, 1878.
William b. Zinn's admir-.
V.
David II. Fortnoy, and the widow
aud heirs Of said William b. linn.
IN EQUITY.
The object Of this suit is to subject the
land in he Bill mentioned TO the paw
mer OF the purchase money due there's
on, to the pl nuff.
And it appearing that the defendants
IheodOric Bland, John Bland, Preston
Bland, Patrick He Try Bland, John Burk
hart, Emma Thomas, Harvey Thomas.
Anne Ice Riley and Minnie Riley ara
not residents of this State, they are.
Therefore. hereby required TO appear here.
at Rules TO be held for said Court. on the
first Monday of April, next, and do what
is necess ry TO protect their interests
herein. And il is ordered that the fore
goins he published i'm the Vest Virginia
ArguS,-A weekly newspaper published
in this county.
copy-Test;
SMI III CRANE. Clerk.
Jas. y. Brown, Atty for PrG.
Mich 8 7S-$S. 25
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= ANDREWS Bazar says: "a New
Yorker ate Welsh RABBIT and drank
ak glasses OF lager before going TO
bed He dreamt that he saw Bob
lngersol in his night ehirt, with a
pitchfork, chasing the devil over an
Illinois prairie.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-16

THE New Hampshire election re-
turns show Republican majority.
but greatly reduced one. Large
Democratic gains are reported,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-16

JERSEY City had fire last Monday
night and now nearly one hundred
families are homeless.
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KlNGWOOD, MAROH 10 1878.

/. WHAT witt De the Democl
majority in Preston county next
Fall?
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''TRE ~ is lENNl BY Is FRuIY."

"Tuts Pile arc vsc3th tlc!g ~. Oh. IN gold"
EEF. :. e. GiMPSOH, Loaisyi.ls, Ky.
"Tutt's Pills ere q 6 '-cSI blessing of the nine
teenih csntsry. - ~. g. z. oSCCoo, NoH York.
"l have used Iatts l--4s tex for-0r OF to liver.
icy are sup,g'or 20 any nIcGicine Ter hillary dis.
p. CARR, hHsraey g, Lsw, Augusts, Gs.
a. -
49, nave tf'd tuttN l1l.s ivE years in M fl3uily.
They are gEoq led forcostircuess sand b sis,ies.h
;. q. WILSON,, Georgetown, TOsss.
81 have wed Tu''s Medicine vi great hercf.'
w. w. m".' \, .cr Nohno Register.
1--WE sell f'tv hoy.s ittts Pile 90 1--WE of all
others. '--s:yHE q q. Gsrtess,.ls, ca.
their morris. TINY ,v-tk Ike mac. -
w. r. s.'1sG = 90 GUNNER S., cssio,.
h"rc ., no mci,lGG ~ veil adj .tsd 10 TIC euro
OF L..!oGs - rr!cr. IS l'.i's 9s'''-. -
SOS. eRl"FE'-. R.,amo,d. Virs.a's
h"D a r...!.i,ssGu rEo7v.
sold or drtJG'@'9. 81 ccnft q bos'. once
so ht.9CH Street. Hsy XOr.I.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-16

The IN God We Trust" on the
new dollar has reference to tho other
eight cents WOrlE.
Better trust in God than John
kermsn.-PttS1tlrg Post.
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NEW ADfERTISEMENTs
WEST VIRGINIA, S.;

At Rules held
in tho Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
OF Preston CO uuty, on the first Monday
of March, 1878
Geo. w. Gribble's admir- ct al
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Inducements to Subscribers

% % 10 make the circulation OF The ARGUS one thousand We
make the following unparalleled - "u' We
uos rive Subscribers. 81
oe 9l FER and copy Qeter mn he &
aNO sehu 'he ARGUS the 'WL
year to LIVING coun ~ for So Az s one
VIC county mus'remh htsen prepay POSTAGE
e % u IN the midst OF an important political campaign ard
N'TS should hnd Pr..,on
uhy 1t wl be alive the and not a d 10 49,
'ose loltcs principles which 40 III,
~ III american history All persons wishing
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KIN CIV GOD, w. VA
RAT rs

tain, e col mn folio newspaper Democratic politics nd CON
week all the local State general Coupe,sons no
s" market IePor and much other nation
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BOOK & hob PRINTING,

ing the last few days LARGE addition, IN onr ,oL
~ ana We ee sale our no
ever established in Preston county. ~ " '"h 0"''
Address all orders to
VEST VIRGINIA ARGUS
KnRwood P county, " Va
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-17
TELEGRAPH lCl
MEMPHIS.
Ono Hundred and Seventy Now
ae Cases and Ninety Deaths, for
f.-f.t Sunday.

MEMPHIS, Sept, ie.--Sinety deaths were
reported yesterday, and II is believed many
occurred In the suberbs which were not re-
ported. fta,
Twenty-six physicians report one hundred
and seventy four new cases for the twenty
four hours ending 6p. M, yesterday, against
two hundred and ,hirty-four for tho day before
At Elmwood cemetery many collins are
brought in express wagons and other vehicles
from the suberbs. 'a
Among the dead are Major VIM. willis, SUI
perintendent Southern Express Company aud
leading member Of the Relief Committee;
Jno. q. Lonsdaic, Jr. Treasurer Of Relief
Committee, Edward Foster, OF the Towards,
u. W. Blew, wife and child. aud another one
Of their children is dying; DIR. McGregor, of
Upton county, Tenn, alsc died yesterday
Drs. Armstrong and John Erskine, u D., are
both in a critical condition. J. w. Melon
aid, a telegrapher from Cincinnati, Is dead.
Mr.. Close, of Mobile, is down with tho fever.
.Mcssrs, Langford and Bryant are doing no.
BILE work. or the twcnty-four Towards only
six are on their feet, the others are dead or
sick
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-17


We publish the announcements in
our advertising columns for pay, and
seldom trouble ourselves TO enquire
as to the qualities or merits of the
wares advertised, further than TO as
sure ourselves that they are legiti-
mate and respectable. But when an
article performs miracles in our midst
transforming the old to young, in ap-
pcarance at least, we cannot pass IL
by unnoticed. We know of people
who, years ago, were gray-headed
and who now wear dark and glossy
hair. How is this? II evidently is
not colored, for it has a perfectly ma
tural appearance instead of the harsh,
dry, staring look of hair stained with
nitrate of silver or other common
hair dyes. No! it has been restored
to,its youthful color, lustre and vital
ity byth use of that wonder of Won
dcrs, Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover. II has many imitators,
but there is nothing like it. The test
of years only increasesits fame, while
its imitators die and are forgotten
Boston Daily Globe.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-17
Closing Markets.
prompt reform Of Bodily Evils,

The prompt reform OF those buddy evils,
enfeobied digestion, incomplete assimilation.
Inactivity of the liver, kidneys, and bladder,
Ms well as OF the nervous symptoms which
these ailments are especially prone TO beget,
is always accomplished by the use OF Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters, a medicine accredited
by..physicians, pronounced pure by analysists,
and emincntiy wholesome and agreeable.
surely such restorative Is preferable 10 I'M
palatabe and indigestible mineral drugs aud
anctioned nostrums. The nation ut large
dented demand for the article from Maine to
the Pacific, demand now supplemented by
immense orders for Il received from tropical
America, Mexico, the British aud spanish
Colonial possessions, and elsewhere. both at
horne and abroad II Is recognized as a stand
ard remedy and preventative, the decisiveness
OF Its effects recommending IL everywhere.
sepl6d&wlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-17
Pretty and Young.

In the future but the hair, which had grown
white from fever. This lady at IS writes us
~ have used Parker's Hair Balsam six
has restored the natural brown color Of my
hair and given II n silky-softness, nicer than
ever before. There Is no dandrin, no falling
hair, and II leaves the scalp so clean and nice
and cool that am ever SO much pleased, and
l feel and look like my self again. Disenfec-
tant properties that entes chemically into this
heaithfuI, and the beautiful, : fresh and sigor-
Gus hair II produces, together with its proper
~ OF restoring the hair 10 It's natural youthful
color, leaving the head entirely freed from
danduf, clean and healthy, surprises no less
than II pleases. Buy bottle from your drug
sist, Is y. Graves, Austin avenue, and test
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