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o.rnsld'. Credit Mobnior Reeord Con
aenaNl

Ineyer owned, received. ot agreed 10
receive any stock Of the Credit Moh'lieT
or oi the Union Pacific railroad, nor any
dividends or profits arising from either
OF them. -GdrRsid's sio0rH i,sIH0ny b(foT'
a., P.laai Clam,fie,, January itth, 1873
The facts IN regard to Mr. Garfield, as
found by the committee, are that lac
agreed with Mr. Ames 10 take ten shares
oi Credit Mobiller stock, but dbl not pay
for the same Mr.. Ames reviewed the
eighty per cent dividend in bonds aud
sold them Tor ninety.seyee per cent
cash dividend. which, together With the
price oi the stock aud interest, left bal
spc, of s3sg This SUN VAS paid over
to Mr.. Garfield by a check on the ser
,eap,.at.arms, and Mr. Garfield then
understood this sum vas the balance oil
dividends after paying for the Stock.
The PJand CommIiio,'s Report, february
Is, 1873.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10
COxs,rNPrlON CURE.

Ia Nhanscabi' 'uhsWs uA' JUL ''''ln'
SLoull tcmvmbcr that Halls B,lsam lot u''
Lung has ytUyt'l ,tSell o. b" s'kt 'u!r u
Consumption, Asthma, Bnaohlts a"d an h"hs
D,,,.se, and tnt a common cough ot coll Ne
suarantr, every bottle. u has s-tei the l'c "l
many even sig,T eli boys lad nei Many "'
our mat Intelligent families Nuuld a. sona D.
without wDnlcu clothing ~ Hiu!ci ~. h"l ~
haN, Halls Ia sa,n always IN hand ioJ Il urNr'
falls u Immediately UiicSV all s1rcn,ss al Va nal
AMI luusN 4 siuglc dusc taken al 'sd ,in'e
will spnIly warm thu blood cause refreshing
,hmbot aud by uoTniHg an ordinary eonsh 81
inrnds rnnccrnius the merits OF iisl,s BslsAm
Prev Tor lsne bottle, " ca
Remember Nc keep his exc, Heat lcmcdy oil
sale at our drug Storr Ia whosliiss. ". Va aud
lo most cordially TNummand II " ouT Gus
stomsn and ali SOD psoplS ~, -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10
A Gard.

To oil who are suffering from the or.
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, los Of manhood,
&c, ! will send . recipe that will cure
you, vREE ~ cHAxsE This great reme-
dy vas discovered by Q missionary In
South Africa. Send sslt-sddrssssd en-
vslops TO the Rev. Jossph 7. Inman,
station d, New York Oily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10
A Hon.ehoIti Need.

A book on the Liver, IT. diseases and
their treatment, sent Tree. Including
trestises upon Liver Complaints, Torpid
Liver, Jaun,hce, BIliousness, Headache,
Constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria, etc'
Address pr. Sanford, l63 Broadway
New York CIV. \ Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10
nEAI.TH AND WEALTH.

IA .rcas stfaure that any Que will suacf fIom
the many derangrnlsnts eruaght ca ~ an ini
pu n .tAls oi tho blood Whom -ouSiil, biosi aud
,Ic.i orxaninsiion- II Is indeed . trcnsthrtlins
,yrup. pleasant 10 tale. and has pr,oen iu.'f "
IL the Lc,t blocd puniyct ever discovered ~
ieclgsly cufuE = ruiulA. slyhilluc dt~ornes
Wc.ln,S. % The Iidnry,, all Ser, on, disopisFs
snd pshility 10 corrc 10 indigestion. u inskes
the old feel youug, the youns hsl say, and siil
inNsribly drive on; VI the system the mank us
that human tcsh and blood sr hsii H. Price
Of lage bottle with fall aiFccuon. VI "a
single bottle will psoys W you Its metit o. q
health renewsr, for u scu Ike charm, tSTfci
ally when the compliant Is oi an exhaustive
uaiure. having . tendency a. ies>en the n.in1l
Viror 81 the bnAia aud nervous sysisEi. ksmsrn
Der ue hep this exec Heat blooi .ni iiN't
syTup Tor ale al our drug storr ia wheeling
and do mns, Cordially NOON mend u 20 our Gus
tumen snd ell good lsople Logan, List Co,
AEruu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10

" WV wv 'N"'s
MY Dear teucral: THIS moment |
read your admirable order. | am much
engaged, bat cannot resist the tenpta'
ton lu steal time enough from my Cli.
cnis to tell YOU how grateful you have
made me 10y your patriotic aud noble bo
havIur.
lours In the first most distinct aud
most emphatic recognition which the
pTinrIplc 1T American liberty has rec.iv-
al at the hands al any high officer IA "A
Southern command. II has the very
Tlng al the Revolutionary metal. Wash
iugtun never saIi u thing IN better taste
80 hrjter tImc. II viii prov, H. all men
that peace hath her ylrtnrIcs not less
renowned than these III var. con
gratulato YOU, not because II viii make
yOu tao mOst popular man IN ain'Tlca'
IuT ! dare say YOU care nothing about
that. hut because 1t will give YOU
through all time the solid reputation at
uur patriot aud sincere lover at
Your country, It's laws aud its govern.
mcnt This, added To- your brilliant
achievements as soldier, will leave
yuu without "a rival IA the affections at
all whose guod will is worth having, and
give YOU u place ~ history which your
children will hr proud "i.
THIS acknowledgement from me does
not amount IT, much, hut an eNprens
my only the feelings ut mlllions and ~.
pressing them irchlv AT that. With pro-
found respect, yours a.,
J. :. BLA,H.
Mai ten. Hancock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW LE'TCREs ,SINk wkkS
- ~, bcgiu -ih July. is~i aud cad s'h Syp
t,mbsT Hav, proved Of HsuAl use W n9
dents u hn i,slgu g. pprur ,huir stuilUs Al ihi'
81 other Law schuui. - iu Ih"ss Who ptoiS''e
In nal privately aEi sni, q" pfsciton'f. VITO
have act hal the Alyautsg, ~ y sifnsu' m
.uucti0n Pot drruiE apply n q. h''"iII
II Va to JOHs u hIsob, ffoi. Com ava
stat I.x maAANu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10

Fsllows' Syrup Of HypophosPhites
supplies matter Tor bone and blood, rem
dering m highly beneficial Tor feeble
children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10
A MnIIn Tor 1880.

| have no sort at sympathy WIN Tue
Republican party because al that act,
and bccalIse It Iusurcl and sustained
it. Alter such an act have nn desire
To- sustain the Republican party Ia ANY
WAY. iwuuid not vote Tor party that
would carry through such n fraud, l
think Mr.. HAYES Was elected 10y airaud,
aud do not mean to have II SAID that
al the next election had forgotten II,
do not ssy that Mr. HAYES committed
the fraud, but 1t was committed Nv h's
Marty. have no cnmity " Mr. iiaves,
but alter the fraud hy which lac became
President cuuld not vote i"r any per
SON nut up inT President On the Repuh,
l,ran side Nhu did not dlsavow the iradh
committed. would not support any
ucmbcr ri that party who hal ANY s"Ii
ni mixture With that fraud. ieel that
the counting out Is Just as much Iand
uns as at .hc tine when u was rtrpe'
tratcl. Cu,RlEs fgANCIs ADAMS
tn. little wasplsh attacks made on
Lewis Baker, ni the Whc,liug RsGisrkG,
by some little minds, are as contcmph'
bile aud foolish proceedings AS can .n'a'
nate from any set ot men. Mt haker
has rudcared himself, 10y h's honorable
aud upright course, toa large majority
at the citizens oi the state Asa Demo
crst, he is the peer oi those Who take
delight IN annoying him on all occasions
If indeed man ol Mr.. Baker : calihre
eau he ANNOYED hy these petty denia
yhgucs The attack on Mr. Baker, hy
an IDIOT named Gallagher, Who hairs
from Marshall county, IN the 'i'tAS'
burg invention, Was iil'limei, vulgar
ami low aud II is strange that men, Who
pride themselves IN being gentlemen,
could tolerate fnr one uuoment such "A
h,Sksuard ~ gallagher Ia insult them
hy his presence. The course ct Mr.
Ras,r on this aud on similar occasions,
has proved to us that he is hishtonrd'
w.ll'hrrd gentleman, which cannot bo
said Of his aivcrsaries.-N cg bm'a'oh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10

htnltitA, th
mature old al
aud disease
tn at lead &
Consumption
Insanity q a.
All early gave
uT bath n,
alter how
shatt, Ui thu
aaNktllu may
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10
An Interesting Letter from Judge Black
to uou Hancock.
W.suINGroS, Nov. 10, 1857.

When ten. Hancock Order Number
10 was made puhlIC the liUn jeremiah
\, Blsck wrote HIN the susIoined let
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10

ueavy~s Cavbelic salvei
s.ss ss s ~, Ssss go s9.a as si
chllelalns, Corns and An kinds al balm Erup
sss |, , yn ss sSs 2 ,s ;s,s:s
- sef als By Logan, Lisa q Co, ASsnsA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10

sTu.I.,phi. Accommodation THIS tn1iu ouly
Tau. b.txr,n Mhseltng aua rTtsirlPhis
tpsily c,opt sunday Ncwass A"Ommoda
u'u
tStsuhsnvuic Accommodation THIS trsin
sanHg the hay paSsrs bassssri aud thEssrd %
Is.-a Martins EcrEy aHl Bsltsirc, stopping
shsa rs.luitei al sherman House, ttnsNtlls-
N0-t Nhs.sliug and GaNVl Htl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10
EDUCATIONAL
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

NvINE DEPARTMENTS Of STUDY TIKI
~ bpu.s mtuishci al uu.t calendar Aitang
,sI IN sutt ira,hCIs cNIsUsrs Tor unr l"ai iI"n
sI7h a. SO. non sc,tSnAn. librml, thotuugh
fail tenn I,.iu, -.rt,uh,t I. ism Attendance
lat YEAR from is'uty iuui iuGuiirs 81 Wet WI
.,li,ia and from eight states aui Icritofi,r
FuT Catalogues aui other tptutmati"uy apply
in'thc President, J H. THOMPSON, Morgan.
utNu Wet Va luDAh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10
I.InT Resolutions IHuIapsiug al AmoHdmcul

IuiN 7 kb~'l' il"N llNl"'NNts W. H"' "''"'''
tn tho Constitution 81 this StSi'.
E,yu,t D.. he i'rpli4r' ni "" IuyiHu.
i...itluf. ~ go ~. Hi,H's.s 'b.tt 10 "l,h hrusf
,i.uo,s,J t,5fin That the tsiiuNtrg Voc hni The
.aWr :, hereby proposed - an am'ndm'"' !"
ut,' Constitution IT this state. g. VT
That st,tluu IhiIIvru. II AItirl" tbr'" ~ u
nov is h, stricken uut aud the iuii"Alug hv ~.
s,rlo,i iu liru thereof
rs iu suti, ~ common Ia" "h"f' TIE N"in'
Ia r,uttn,,rs, ,.,,rt,i, tNruU iuliHr ,h,lusNt
nf interest aHi costs. a." ughi ct Uiai 10y
uut,. n pryrir'iry either pafi'. hall h' 80.
,,n,d su.i IN such .uit hciuT' justice, - lub
ma, ,nU.i,i IT ia H. rsuu.. y" ia'l itirh hb
wt, hail Ly utht ~ t.u r. examined in an. oa'c
Than urrrr.Iius t. the rules 81 the UutntUuul aw
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10
Wesleyan Female Institute,

wesleyan FbIndIb liIolItuVo'
sTArSIOS, VIRGINIA.
NPFSs us 3isT -fsslOS -tI'lthbFk -,
~ l>-u Ampus the hni s,h""ls iuf '"uHs
allie, ~ the lu,t,i states Climate uhsuii~s
81 Surroundings hcauiIial fuIils from rr',"
t-rn -t.,,., Among The lOstL Terms a the
Union
IIIp -Buafi washing Lights. tnsll,h
Cuur., Latin. fruch, iur each hail Oi 1h'
scholastic y'af shb
AlI,stras very low For Catalogue. sdir'ss
H., WM A. HABkl, u u frosiirnt.
n...lr.st stanton. itsluia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10
a.s:! . . g. a !,: e. .s.sE!sIissI.:

Lox n, L.s 40, AssnHH
tus11A -
nA1AisCO Is-TItuTL, Ms. tAkAh
EspdoIIh, IL tdss Hi Virihs riie'i
al 1hh ssllt sasn >iIO'l ioE 0ans lA'ss
suh Ck.iirn oil, OI>su 81 sin'.f Lah. "
Dc, Iifsgisr adIfsss he PnDaE-i. f.bt-u
ttsutuis filtsfg city M ~"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10
ILnl.IAL nIrAKIMINI


| The Judicial power oi the state shall lv
vested In supreme vUuU al appeals. Ia ca, WI
courts. Rud the judges thereof ~ SUCH .nivi'"'
tribunals a, are hrfriu authorized, aud Ia jas
uurs ut the peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10
The Constitutional Amendments.
JoINT RI-nIUIIoS proposing an amendment
"A L. \ IN .LLl..


tu the Constitution al the state.
R,s,Ir,i ~ TIC IsJi,lui,s,c ~ Ucsi iiViEi1,
tiru-ittr,Ls ufaH fhs a,s.crs oC,ici n zach HDaS
uJfs,tHI u,Tsio 1hal the following To aud The
sane IL hereby ptnunsui as al au'cndincnt !"
the Constitution ut this state. Ia wit. That sfli.
Gle eight ut said Constitution ~ Il nov l. l'c
stricken cut aud the following hv Inserted IN
lieu thUuut,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10
Follows Compound syrup of
Iiypopho-phites
TRAVELLERS GUIDE

The toilo~lus guido Is made up GA ~heelin'
ttmF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-10

couats Soar, coarossd d tArs; eOaai-ioa'
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
A Dogs Clrlcr Acting.
Ionlnn Mnrl.I.


Mr. John Hare, the actor, may be
described n inhahiting the locality
known as round lie corner" ri.
building being situated in one of those
pleasant hooks Of kensington Just ont
the hurlyburly of traffic At the ton
of llornton street, beyond the large
mansion Just built, is Il house, il OF
any order, then of the chalet order of
architecture. II Is one ofthose houses
which appear TO have dropped down
where i Is without reference To align
ment or the seventies generally. ia
tcmally II sofa fine Venetian rcd i'll
wardly II Is decorated after the fashion
which has received the name Of a
proVcrbially defunct queen.
For the moment the tenants are
Smut, black collie, with the proper
quantity often distributed about hi-
person, and a small terrier, swathcd in
4 dog coat and onSconsrd behind the
fire, smut makes friends nj once with
a friend Of the drama, for hc Is il
tiIeathrical dog rrrllaps rallv, anna
teur tnan professional While "New
Menand Old Acres" vas being rchcrs-
ed at the Court theatre, Smut who
went 20 the theatre every morning with
his master followed him about dihgcnt
ly on the stage, and in the ruins scene
threw himself at his masters feet in
the most picturesque Of all possible at
titudcs.
On the first night of the wonderfully
successful revival of the comedy,
which lie wrote with the collaboration
OF Mr. Dubourg, Mr.. Tom Taylor was
struck BY the want Of the dog in the
scene just referred to. 70 him the
grouping was imperfect, and after see
ing the comedy again he spoke TO Mr.
Hare on the subject Now, Mr.. Hare
was doubly sensitive as actor and
manager, to the possibility of some
ridiculous contretemps, and dcmurrcd
altogether To the presence OF Smut on
the stage Mr. Tom Taylor insisted
and Mr. Hare protested until, the sue
cess Of the piece being assured, he
yielded 10 the authors opportunities,
and smut was allowed to follow his
master onto the stage in the important
scene. The Sagaclous beast walked Oh
~ quietly Ms possibly, took not The
slightest notice Of the audience, and
flung himself down 1T his mastcrs feet
just as he had often rchearsed tie part
After tins las playgoers will recollect
Smut played every night during thc
long run Of New Men and Old Acres"
with such perfect success that he be-
came prime favorite With the audi
cncc
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
1 Lady iu the Matter

Cail6,etht ,Ohiol Eo>s County Register
That woman's Wit is often superior
"a MANS Wisdom" was couyluclngly
rraNnd in 4 circumstance that occurred
IN thi. Gity recently. II appears that
Me- Ludwig Schwarzler, il widely known
Grocer an station Road, suffered with
u vcrv painful rheumatic headache tu
>uyh i degree that he was obliged "a
sock thr md of a physician. All med
lrincs lc used were Of no avail This
induced Mrs. Schwar1cr Ia buy ST.
Euoh> Oll She procured II bottle ior
her husband With the second appli-
cation lie found relief The pain left
hin, ana he Is is well rs over again.
remedy acting as promptly 0s this
certainly deserves universal patronage,
The first newspaper set UP II North
America was i'll Boston. ON tie 9th OF
September, 1850. Ii Was named pab.
lick Occurrences, 10th Foreign aad pomtS
tex Only one number is known to
havc been printed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
40 NEED FOR 4 DRAFT.
Applications to Enter the Regular
itmN Greatly in E>cr>s ar the he.
maud.


I my Greatly in E>cr>s or the he.
nand.
Just 1T present therc is ne pressing
need for y draft III this country, for
there We're 2S,765 applications to enter
the regular army last Wear when only
5000 were wanted. W the 5000 Who
were accepted &itl were born in
America, New York furnished the
most III and next III order we're
Pennsylvania i1+ Ohio Sa7, MARYLAND
2h5, Virginia 2N5, Indiana lt2 and Ken.
lucky liQ No other state furnished
rs many rs 10. Connecticut rontyibut-
81 aS These figures are rs regards
nativity. not residence. Massachusetts
did not have third rs many aS Ton
neSsce ofthc l.56l foreign born en-.
listmcntS Ireland furnished $40, Ger
many Ill. England lS5, Canada l1a,
and ne other country so many rs ~.
) ew York state il may he mentioned,
gave more than amy foreign country
and more than allthe Southern states
together Farmers arc more uumcr-
Gus than any other class in the new re-
crultS numbering | ,4SS, against ,4o5
"lahorera, 56i soldiers. 2lS clerkS.and
50 on, including 50 school teachers.
s. druggists, II architects, photo
grapherS who NO doubt can take
the enemy when he keeps sufficiently
quiet one Stenographer, and Others 81
classes net suggestive Of regular ARMY
tendencies. Runaway boys show up
well among the rejected, for 2,56S
were turned away ~ "minors. Tan
men are proved 10 I've far less plenty
than short ones for while Ill were re
Ilcctcd for "over.hcight, there were
LII | rejected rs 'undcr-height en-
the other hand fM men are plcntior
than lean. for ~ wcr, rejected for
"over-wcisht" ana only lS6 for under
weight. The chief of NIL cause> for
rejection was incompetence, which
caused 2,G1S Is be turned away irom
the recruiting station About 500 an.
Ipheants We're rejected because they
were rendered worthless for service
through diseases due to their own ia !
morality. Ii isa rather tough picture.
While about 2,1O0 were rejected as
minors, LOCO were turned aWal i
over age; and thirty-two branded do
scrters applied for re-admlssion. "a.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
Big Ben.

Big Ben i Il mighty chief Ills tone
is Just an octave lower than that Of the
lowest chime-bell Authorities, ii must
be admitted, differ somewhat concern
ing his exact Dimensions: hat We shall
not be far wrong in saying that he
weighs about II tons, more than 30
OOe pounds and ~ Is nine feet III
diam ter ut the mouth nearly 8 inches
thick at tn, sound bow, ard that he
requires a hammer Of 400 weight 10
strike him Few people are aware that
Ben i really cracked. The hammer
first used, much too heavy for the pur-
pose, wrought the mischief. II was
then found, on examination Of the in
ner and outer surface, and on analysis
of the metal, that through defective
casting the outside wa harder and
more brittle than the inside; the bell
metal had not been well mixed, Tie
outside Of the toll containing more
tin and less copper than III due pro.
portion. Nevertheless a. the tone * not
fonnd 70 he pereepthly injured, Ben
IL still able t. ring out his magnificent
bass voice Whether the experts have
any misgiyings for tie future. Ne know
not nmlcr's yourndi.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
Ponder on these Truths.

Torpid Kidneys, and constipatcd
bowels, are the grcut causes Of chronic
diseases.
Kidney Wort has cured ti0usands
Try il and you will add one more e
their number.
lIubitual costivcncss allicts millions
of tii" American people. kidnoy.Worl
will cure il.
Kidney Wort has cured kidney com
phiuts Of thirty years standing Fry
it. EEel,0aqc.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
Lay iaa etosl ec viger.

s,Stcely pcocPttbl> in she beginning, but which
rrN upon ami undermine the constitution prN-
portlonAtey to the degree VI neglect With Nhiee
they are d>VSanic1, 4 dimmutieN Of vital en-
crsy, The prvN,satc cSuse Of which is failing et
digestive peNer is dangerously suhycrNiNe u reg
ularity in every function IT the bcdy, To lay IN
stsrs health on y permanent basis. The Nanon's
taysrite tssic noStctterls Stomach Bittcrs, is
specially adapted 10 the use vt aekihtated mya-
lids, whose stowSehs rail in duty. ~ whose liver
or tsvNS arr inactive, 4 steadily pursued
csurSs " shis regulating irvgcsnt, projects
thcss wiss eSN0gh % adopt il from the sanse-
queReeS SURE IL snshS trcm dNSrNSar1 vi the
cSuSes Of failing Sreusth. The GttesS moreover.
not only enrtehtS the tlssS hut rur6cS il.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
=
utmost y nMng Ngnin.

My mother WAS afflicted y long time
with Neuralgia and duh, heavy inaet-
i've ,ondirnn ~ the Whole system
headache, nervous proStmtiou and was
almost helpless NJ physicians or
medicines did her amy good Three
months ago She began to use Hop hit
tens, with such good effect that she
seems and feels youus again, although
over 70 years old We think there is
NO other medicine tit tonScin the fam
lily. \ lady in rsovidcucc Il,
Journal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
Tho popliI,oCuro
fur all thopo Painful Complaints sud Weak scsses
L.


fur all thoac Painful Complaints sud Weak scsses
socommon 20 cur best female population.
II will curr entirely tho wor,a form " Nnalc Com
pinlntr oil ovarian troubles, Inflammation and uIccIn-
ton, INllinR and nispiRcCnens, and thu consequent
Spinal Weakness and Ia particularly adapted 60 tho
Change ~ lAtr,
IL will dissolve erh cSpo tumorr FROM tho ut,qua 10
early Htpc n Developments Tho tendency 10 can.
humor thc is ehookod yury tpgNNy by ita nso,
II removes faintncs-, fRuoncy. d,FtruyrHll craving
for ~ nuiants aud relieves weakness of tho stomach.
u curra FLOATING. headaches. Nervous l1ortratnn,
aennrtl lNuntN vInussucss Ionrutsun and In,ti,
P,~ten.
That feeling OF hearing down, Cnnrng pain weight
ami harknehc ~ always permanently CURED lay Its
II VIII at oil times and under NIL circumstances act IN
harmony with the laws that roVrin the frmnln EytC
For tho curoof Kidney Complaints Of either thia
Compound Ii unsurpassed
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12

The year lssl will be an oventful
one for the imperial families Of both
Austria and Germany, ~ IL first three
months viii not have elapsed before
the heirs g the thrones Of both Em.
pires have entered into the bonds IF
matrimony.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
Hest Bargains In the West.

Colored Gashmeres At 800, -, 70 s.
and 80 cents newly opened III JAWS Mon
etSs. Milwaukee, Wiz, are the beet bar.
gains in he west, heinz worth ~ per cent
more money
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
ITM.y M wonrn KNowIxt.

Thnt onr II The most certain remedies knpwu iui
the cure n piarrhca. Cholera Morbus, ana MI
forms or Bowel ns"aAop, II CARrYH.s Cenrlrsn
EXTRACT ~ sNAnT WHtn little nutmeg
grated on icaspoonfuI II the above 'acdit he Il
a snre cure Tor Dlanhea.
O. noble 4 60. Proptictntr, Etle. IA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
VIII WONDERS Ever Ccasoi
Fort Wayne und,) Sentinel

Mr.. John G. Flodderman, the we'll
known Merchant Tailorin Union Bloch,
writes :" was sufferer for many
years with Neuralgia and Rheumatism
and found no relief until | tried st
Jacobs oil. After using two bottles
was entirely cured"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12

Women chat have been given up ~
their dearest friends as beyond help,
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use Of LNDA f. PINkHAM's VEGETABLE
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The Lowell Sun recommended patent
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12

All OF General Grants children
three sons and daughter are now
married. Ulysses, lr., was welded last
week. tho bride being the only daugh
lcr. Of ex-senator Chatlcc, Colorado
mIlllonalrC