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your sister. She was stolen by party
III Migrants, for the clothes and trInkets
she wore, and was taken to Eastern
Ohio. She was taken very i'll, and was
left with good-hearted lady who adopt
ed her as her daughter After her re-
covery she could not remember her
name or where she had lived when
this lady died Mabel taught school for
sereral years and then she went East to
study music. After she left school |
think she went 10 New York, but can
not say. We have no trace OF her Tor
six years. She was named after the
adv who adopted her and was known as
Mabel Letcher.
known as what?' screamed Law
ton.
"Mabel Letcher."
"Great God, now she has been my
wife for six years"
1t was so indeed. Further examina-
ton showed beyond question that Mabel
Lawton and Mrs. Michael Lawton were
one and the same person.
The agony of the two people can be
imagined. In their eyes they had SIN
ned beyond hope OF redemption. They
separated. Mrs. Lawton is still living
in a town in Massachusetts,, where she
has been for many years. The children
are at school and Michael LawtOn is in
his grave. He gave up all his business
grew frightfully dissipated, and after
spending nearly all the money he had
reserved for himself, he wandered to a
lovely little Maryland farm where he
strove to bury his past and where he
lived life of toll. The clover blossoms
are as sweet about his grave and the
wild flowers bloom as swectly there as
though he who sleeps in that quiet nook
WINS NJ last at rest.
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MRS. DORSEY'S BEQUST.
Extent and Value of the Proper
ty Willed 20 jefferson Davis.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 5.-The Democrat
contains the following: "The accounts
of the value and extent OF the estate OF
the late Mrs. Sarah A. Dorsey, which
she bequeathed TO Mr.. Davis, that have
recently appeared in Northern and
Western papers, are absurdly cXtrava-
CANT. We are assured, on the best
possible authority, that the value OF the
estate will not exceed $4,000. Besides
Beauvoir, Mississippi City, valued at
$500, Mrs. Dorsey owns three places in
Tensas pariSh-one assessed at Sll $40,
three-fifths of another valued at 5000,
and another, which is lying idle and is
subject 10 overflow, at 81 800. Two OF
these places are rented TO Mr.. Isaacs, OF
this city, for S2,240, which constituted
the whole of Mrs. Dorscy's income
On this property she paid according TO
receipts shown us, S492 in taxes. Her
debts at the time Of her death amounted
10 over 5000. Last spring she made
a bona fide sale of Beauvair place to Mr..
Davis for $500, which he gave his
notes, running for one, two and three
wears. These notes are now in the
hands of Mr.. J. w. PAYNE. one of our
oldest and most respectable merchants,
who for a long time was the manager of
Mrs. Dorsey's business affairs. Mr..
Payne hap been the worm personal
friend of her late husband, was her near
neighbOr, and was made by her the Gus
todian of her will and private papers.
The muCh-talked-Of lands owned by
Mrs. Dorsey in Arkansas and Texas
have not for a long time past been
deemed worth paying taxes on. The
above facts we have received from Mr..
Payne, than whom no more honest and
veracious gentleman can be found.
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Henry Ward Beecher,s Ago.

Henry Ward Bcecher writes as follows
To the Bangor Wig and COUriCr: In
your paper of July 81, ult., you make
me a present OF eighteen years which
really do not need, and without dis
crcditing your intentions, shall fee
obliged to return them to you. You
state my age at %. This would make
my birth wear to have been 1903. But
the great family Bible said was born
on the 9th of June, 1913, and my most
reput bic pa onts have always assured
me that their acquaintance with me be
gan then. Were they mistaken? Was
Is years old when they took me in then
arms? 1t must be so il your paragraph.
list is right, and | have always regarded
an editor as iniallible as is the Pope,
Pardon my natural curiosity in desiring
10 know something of those obscure and
silent years i'm which | must have been
far less noisy than in any subsequent
period. When | was 10 or II years old
| should have been thankful for the gift
of years. But do not need them now.
| have enough already, and am sure OF
earning more without depending on
charity. Give them to some lad too biz
for a boy and not big enough for man,
who would like to be- pumped into lulI
manhood at once, without the kicks and
cuffs so often employed in ripening
youth. You speak of my visit to Ban
gora as probably the last. Do not he too
sure. What merit has Bangor that II
should be exempted from the inevitable
ills OF life?
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Milk Tor Poultry.

\ correspondent writing 10 the Conn
try Gentleman gives the following eX-
periepce: $50 far this year | have had
an abundance of milk and swill. As
we had disposed Of all the swine las,
fall. We had no means of dispusing OF
the milk and slops. ! kept an old iron
kettle full all the time where the hers
could obtain full supply at all times.
used to put bran in the kettle once
i'm while, bat the most they
received was the milk. NV hens
are mostly light Brahmas, a few Ply
mouth Rocks and Black Partridge Coch-
ms fifty-one in all. and some OF the
Brahmas were four years old. When
the weather began to be warm, some
limos for days would get forty five
eggs, or near that, daily, milk being
their principle food. ! do not write be
cause | think this yield so superior, but
because attribute it TO the milk. My
hens also continued laying, and refused
to sit. Most OF them kept up the pro-
duction of eggs until so late in the sea
son that was Obliged u forego the rals-
inc of chickens.
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HENRY WARD BEECHER.
CALAIS, Me-, Friday Aug |, 1879.
Eight Points in Bread-Making.

Farm Journal.
We sum up briefly eight essential
points in bread-making, as gathered
from recent contributions to the Farm
Journal on the subject, and formed from
the inner editorial CONSCIOUSNESS, viz:
/. Good wheat for flour. Some va
rieties Of wheat, such as are deficient in
gluten. will not make good flour.
>. \ good miller to grind the wheat
The bread-maker should be sure to find
the good miller.
3 TIE wheat should not be ground
when very dry. Choose "wet spell
for the grinding.
I. The flour should be siftcd before
using, to separate the PARTICLES.
D. Good yeast. This is made from
new hops. Stale hops will not with
certainty, make lively yeast
6. Thorough kneaiing. After it has
had enough, knead :. a while longer.
:. Do not letthe dough raise too much.
Nine out of every ten bread makers in
this country always let their bread
"rise" until its sweetness has been de-
stroyed.
s The oven can be too hot as
well aS too cool. The "happy medium
must be be determined upon and select
ed.
There are three kinds of bread, viz;
Sweet Bread, Bread and Sour Bread.
| Some housewives make sour bread, a
great many make bread, but few make
sweet bread. Sweetness in bread Ia a
positive quality that not many bread
| makers have vet discovered
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To Consumptives-

The advertiser, retired physician,
having providentially discovered while
A Medical Missionary in Southern Asia,
a very simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of ConSimP-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, ana
all throat udlung affections---also a pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous De
bility, Premature Decay and Nervous
Complaints, feels II his duty to make II
known 10 his suffering fellows. Actu-
ated bv this motive, he will cheerfully
send tree OF chargel to all who desire 1t,
the receipt Tor preparing and full direc-
tons for successfully using this provi-
dentiaIly discovered remedy. Those
who wish to avail themselves Of the
benefits of this discovery, without cost,
can do so by return mail, by addressing
with stamp, Dr.. CHARLES p. MARSH ALL,
No. 50 Niagara ST., Buffalo, n. Y.
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Sanford's Jamaica Ginger.
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SIIERIFF-S SALE.
Ohio County Court.
James II. Oldham,)

Ohio County Court.
James II. Oldham
". }Fl. IA. IN ASSumlNt.
samuel oldham,
BY virtue Of an execution issued in the above
entitled cause, and 10 me directed, have levied
upon and will proceed tO sell % the highest AMI
best bidder, for cash. on
SATURDAY, AUGTST IL, lN7l,
ON the farm of samuel Oldham, in Tria !ClphiI
district, commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the fol-
lowing described personal property One hay
mare, black colt two years old, brindle COW,
/ red COW. white cows, 2 yearling hciicrS, II
head OF hogs, pigs, ] farm wagon, ! spring
wagon. I double set Of Yankee harness, double
shovel plOws, lever pillow, / harrow, 1 feather
beds aud bedding. lounge and feather mattress
1 bcdStcadS, breakfast table dining table, ]
kitchen table i cane bottom chairs, rocking
chairs & dining chairs clock, y yards carpet,
cooking stove and utcnci,S, l lot 81 dishes,
dressing bureau, | Wilson sewing machine, ]
organ, small bureau, | cupboard, stand, !
single barrel shot gun, stacks hay, : stacks of
wheat. Terms of Sale Cash.
g. K. TINGLE, s. O. G.
~ B-The bay mare and colt will be- sold at
the front door OF the Court House, Monday Sep
TENDER lSt, at l0O'ClOck AN AgSi
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IL active pursuit Of pleasure or gain,
the inesrimable blessing OF health is too
often forgotten until disease is firmly
seated, and the fact only realized by
great bodily and mental suffering. The
Liver is the vulnerable point in most
versions, and the diSarrangemcnt of the
organ involves almost the whole system;
hence the reason why under the Liver
disease there is enumerated such num-
Der of Affections, and we claim the Sim
mons Liver Regulator to be a remedy
for them all.
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Rog,ls Certificates.

1t is no vile drugged stuff, pretending
to be made OF wonderful foreign roots,
banks, &c, and pulled up by long bogus
certificates OF pretended miraculous
cures, but simple, pure, effective med
icinc, made Of wcll-known valuable rem
clies, that furnishes its own certificate
by its cures. We refer to Hop Bittcrs,
the purcst and best oi medicines. See
Truths and Proverbs in another
column. Sold by Laughlin Bros. q Co.
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sATCRpAY. AUGUST ~, $50.

On the premises, in I.ittlcton, Wetzel county J.,
w Va. commencing nj 10 O'Clock A. VI, proceed
to sell ut public auction the following property
known ~ The Central Hotel and store House,
Wareroom and Depot thus bounded, to-wit:
Beginning ~ a stake on the line Of the II. 4 o.
X. K thence with the line uf said TOdd east
warlly ~ feet 10 LitteS line, thence with SAid
line % Fish creek: thence down said crSck POI
feet 10 a stake; thence to the beginning 10y II
straight line.
TERMS OF SAIE-Onc third NJ the purchase
money, or such greater sum rs the purchaser
may desire 10 pay, in hand, and the residue on a
credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months. the
purchaser giving notes with interest from the
day OF sale and satisfactorily secured IN the
trustee for said deferred payments. and deed
Of trust t0 secure said notes on said property.
selling ~ trustee will convey only such title
rs is vested in me boy said trust, which i bc.
licvcd Ia be perfect.
iySDpnwt W V UOGE Trustee.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c, will send a recipe that will cure
YOU FREE OF CHARGE. This great rene
DIV was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope TO the Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
Station D., New York City.
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TRUSTEES SALE

OF A VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON
~ 3. i o. L. K.
In pursuance Of deed Of trust made and ex
eCutcd by Mary PendergASt and Michael Fender
CAST, 10 the undersigned trustee, dated Septem-
her T. 1871 and recorded in deed " trust book No.
g. page 40 in the Office of the clerk of the
County Court FOX Wetzel county, West Ninsiuin,
| viii. on
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For SaIe---Two Houses and Lot |!

7 OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING PRO
i perry: One brick house. No. 262s Main street,
Centre Wheeling. The house has SIX good rooms
and good cellar. Also a brick house and LOT,
No. 100 Eighteenth street, East Wheeling. This
house has a good double porch. four good rooms
and basement kitchen. The lot fronts - feet on
Eighteenth street, running back 20 feet. Inquire
Of JOHN ii. sEVERING, Executor, or
uAIIER atrt,h
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1917,

Commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, proceed Ia sell
at the front door OF the Court House 81 Ohio
county, 10 the highest AMI best bidder the ini
lowing described real estate. that is 10 say: 4
small parcel of land lying ia the county ui Ohio,
West Nirgini2 situate on the hill along the road
leading from Gtldwcll's run - Wheeling creek
bounded rs follows. to-wii beginning at a siSSa
irlS below the hill 5. - +. polcS tp "A large red
uuk. in what was Michael AamclS line; thence
: ID T. : poles % n white OAK; thence >. - J..
poles Ia n stake in Frederick Broner's line;
thence N. - T.. x poles 10 dogwood stump;
thence y. - f. ppEcs 10 a stake in James Lit
ties line. thence Is rods Ia the place Of begin.
ming, containing one acre more or less
TERMS OF SALE-tash.
The t;lc to the said property is believed tO be
perfect. but selling ~ trustee shall convey only
such title ~ j. vested in me by said dc Of trust
A. Is. PORTER, Trustee,
By " +. HUBBARD, his attorney and agent
n2HR
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING Lors ON
u Wheeling Island; price nom 500 TO go
each Only one-sixth oil the purchase money re-
quired in cash. The residue may be paid annu-
ally In FIVE equal installments, with interest APP
ply 10 JOHN p GILcHRIST,
oc3Oh At TOP Mil.
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Bankruptcy Notice.

Is THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
/ States for the District III West Virginia, ~
Bankruptcy. in the matter ui John 7. Daniels,
bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that petition has been,
to-wit; on the 18th day ~ July, lsN hl'd ~
has been hcrctuipr. duly d,clari bankrupt
under the Revised Statutes ui the United states,
tital Bankruptcy, ana that on the Both day #
August lS79 at ~ o'clock 4. V, nj the ofiN' ~
r. }. iuEus, Register ~ bankruptcy, No. :,
Twelfth street CUP stains. In the tlty ul Wheel
ing in said district, are IN" Time aud plAe ~
signed for the hearing, whcu and whore you
may show cause, II any YOU have, why tn"
prayer of the said petition should not hc granted
JASPER Y. MOORE
Clerk ~ the District Court 81 the United Stucs
for the District of West Virginia. iy3Suws
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF
> Ohio. City Of Wheeling In the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling
Robert COnwell and Annie Conwell. his wife,
John Conwell, George Hill and Amanda Hill,
his wife, William H. Wright and Elizabeth
wrigAt. his wife John S. Hamilton, William
Stipes, Money Staley, John staley, Geoge
Elijah Day. trustee. .-L .-.. ..
IN CHAEcERY.
Take notice thstthe depositions Of Elijah Day,
John ;. Hamilton, Robert Conwell; samuel X.
MCCO!lcCh, George Hook. Ralph Arkle, William
Phillips, John E McKennan and Others, will be
taken at the Office VI Caldwell & Caldwell, at
torneys at-law, No, 1912 Chepline street, Ia The
City ~ Wheeling In the State Of West Virginia,
on the 10th day Of August, A D. 1872, between
the hOuS Of o clOJk A. " and O'Clock p. NJ,
20 be read In evidence In the above named cause
on behalf of said compliments And II, from
any cause, the taking OF said depositions shall
not be commenced or being commenced, shall
not be completed on that day, the taking 81 the
same will be sdjoumcd from time 10 time until
the same shall De completed.
ROBERT CONWELL and
ANNIE CONwELI.. his wife,
By Caldwell & Caldwell. their solicitors
To said defendants. Georsp Hill and Am nda
Hill his wife, William II. Wright and EliEsleth
Wright. his wife, William supeS, Money Staley,
John SiAlcy, GeOEe spinks aud Anna V. spinks,
lis wife. lylNSaugl>
- or " IL / ' lkflNlA .tltlO IOO Nh
- Circuit Court November l. ISIS.
Robert Thompson. sole distributor, ami ~ such
assignee ui the estate ot James I. Thompson,
drcrt>,l by the at oi distribution Of the EN'
cCuturs 81 ,.,.l dtyyuiCut
".
Jacob Bruu,raud Powell Wharton.
Is DEBT WIN ATTACHMENT.
The object oi this suit being To ry,uyer irpm
On, defendants STA, with interest thereon lrnm
the 1t day al April. 80, until payment, due
plaintiff hy note dated April |, -, payable two
ycar> after date, with Interest fnOm date. up,u
which ,r,dit appears uf SlN ~ of April !, ~,
and a. subject the property ot the defendant
Powell Wharton. ultachCi, Ia The payment ucp-
o. and at the Gusts herein. Aud IL appearing
frlm an affidavit herein, That the SAID defendant
Powell Wharton. il not u r,>idcut of this state
and that ne has not been served with coPy of
the oricr NJ attachment or with prOC'S> ia this
suit II j. urlcnl 10y the Court that said Powell
Wharton i required toapIPar within lOuT weeks
after the date OF the flint publication OF this oricr
and do what Is necessary tu protest his interest,
and that this orivr shall Ice published and past
ed as opirus of publication are rcquincd 10 hc
published aud posted 10y law. AMI this matter
is continued to u future day,
copy Tc,.e:
SAMUEL. n. McCOILOCIf. Clerk
G.. W. THOMPSON. attorney. ar-uwi
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DUHpEES. 1910 MARKET STREET IN
ID trance ;lree doors above Custom House.
All classes ui Buildings erccfel promptly ana
satisfactorily. Plans and Specifications prepared
and estimates furnish Ou application. CAREFUL
supervision given 20 buildings. Parties desiring
% erect new, or u make Improvements on PR
ent buildings and thJse needing any WORK IN
Our line. viii 10 well N call ~ adtrc., above.
sprISr NeFADDEN & SHEPPARD.
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Saturday and Sunday Papers

Modern ArgO.
There has been a change in newspa-
pers as well as in books within the last
few yers. People are demanding better
papers to-day, as they are calling Tor
better looks, finer music, purer plays,
and more artistic pictures. The shallow
book no longer satisfies; poor music Is
not patronized; immoral plays are given
to empty houses; and artistic daubS
find limited market.
The sense and taste Oi the people
have been improved and "the end is
not yet Those who read the papers,
even hastily, began 10 grow fastidious.
They demand better papcrs. No better
in the sense OF being "gOody goOdy,"
but in being free from the daily filth
an rubbish that ought to be allowed to
perish unnoticcd. Even the daily pa
pers, which pretend to publish every
thing are gradually putting on respect
able airs, and We predict that within the
next decade, or sooner, there will he a
vast improvement in the daily press in
this respect. The old story papers, too,
such as the LcigT and Mar York Weekly,
are slowly but surely losing their read
ers. They are being supplantcd by a
new element in the newspaper world.
In their place, and occupying higher
ground, have come into existence
class Of Saturday evening and Sunday
morning papers.
These papers are Independent but not
neutral. They deal with questions OF
the hour, giving large amount Of liter
AIRY matter, original and selected, and
they DO not neglect the local affairs of
the city in which they are published.
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1857 Pri1ss amounting
Re>ton,ible corresponding szenv wanted At
all prominent T1dnt, ~ whom . hberzl oon-
pensailDn will De paid.
Application for rsbes n clubs should OBly te
uasde On the Home Oli.oe IN kss OfisAnA
Write, clearly stating full AddreS, for further
infornAtlon or sefld order 10
TrHa n. A. DAUPHIS,
P.O. Boz egz. kew Orleans. Il.
AID osr Gnnd "a tnordinary Draw ing, are IN.
der The ,upcrvfsfon and nnArageunent Of GeDerAls
o. r Bes1ressrd and .. A. Esnv.
Jysewsgt
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i. B. SHEPPARD,

Nro 1913 MAIN STREET CORNER OF
~ Eleventh. Manufacturer and Wholesale
and Retail Dealer in
Saddles, Harness, Ladies and Sentlemens
travelling Trunks, Satehels, &C.
An ..so-,r,..9t az All articles In my line con-
SANITY on hand san,n,,v amended 70. juel7e
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S,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO C0UN
> ~ Circuit Count. August Rules, lN1h
MARY A. Ilamphill
Reuben +. Hedge ctal !
Mary A. llamphill

Reuben +. Hedge ctal
The object 81 hi, suit j. Ia correct the d,sd
from Hannah Hodge to the complainant datc-i
the 18th day at November 1856 and Ia have per
formed the CuutmCt made between the said
Hannah Hedges, now decreased. aud the said
complainant; To reform n certain decree OF This
court made In this cause on the lith lay of
March, 1870: tn sur hansc aud falsely the account
Of the Comm ssiuurr ~ this Court. reported IN
said cause on the eth day 81 June lN7u. Ia the
amount al - UNn tp the credit of said complain
ant. "a set oil the Interest ul the said Hannah
Hedge, now hcldby sail Robert White. that j.
onc-half Of the two-thirds 81 the said l72' , acr
Tract of land and sold so far nec,'s>,Ty Ia pay
tWulhirds of the said debt due complainHuiN, a.
stated in the amended aud supplemental bill Of
complaint And II appearing from nj AFFIDAVIT
hlpl herein that the defendants, Rrnbh v.
Hedges, Sarah \, Shrrrpd with David H. Shcfrul
her husband. Elizabeth Mc'iuugan with VIII
liam McGougau, her husband tAnIinr Jan"
Wuln with her husband Juhu u Wolh caleb
Hedge. Iuur {. Hedges, Mary Jane ll.dgs,
Ohio G.. Ilcls sand Fernando Hedges, chihin'u
uud heir, al laW ui Thornton Hedges, decreased
arr not inhabitants ol the state Ul N,,i Virginia,
ON motion of pluiulin IL Is Uricnd that said de.
PENDANT, du upp,ag here at next Rule Day Ia.
wit. the trt Monday in September, 1871, AMI de-
what il necessary tn protect their interest her'i
SANrEL u. MrCOLlOCIl, CLERK.
JOIIN WALTON, solicitor for Complainant
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The above named defendants will take notlCr
that the conn luiutut viii take the dcpwsiinns NJ
Mary \. IIcmphll and Others, nj the Office oi
John Walton. i2ls chaplin" street, Wheeling.
West NiHtun uu thr 2l,t day al >"picmh'r, lN'l.
between the hour of % O'Clock \. ". anil 6orlpk
g. " aud II from ANY cause the said dcI0Slunus
shall net be- commenced ar hciUr commenced
shall not BE- completed uu said day. they will 10"
adjourned from tm, 90 tsmcunt they Hru com.
plrtcd John WALTON.
ag,,Oawt Solicitor for Complainant
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The only combination Of the
true JamAtca Ginger with
ehOlee ArDinsties and frsnch
Brandy lOf CbolerA. Cholsrz
NOfbus. CnmJs and Pains.
DiarrOons and DyrntAry. Dys-
prp~is, Ylsfgleney. Want Of
Tone and Activity In the
stsmArh aud ,Boweis, and
avoiding the danFsrs OF
Change n water. Food and
Climate. Ask for