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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-01-07

mains sWere inferred In the family
cemetery on New Years day, and a
large concourse Of persons were pres.
ent on the occasion.
RIVER NEws.-It has been raining
almost continuously since Friday
The rivers at this point are rising
and the town is threatened with over.
| flow.
At headwaters the rivers are also
rising.
The wages Of the Pilotsin the EN-,
ploy of the "White Collar" line have
been increased.
The new wharf is in a most de,
plorable condition.
The.new Steamer building at this
place, for the Boone Company, is pro-
crossing rapidly. The work is being
done by Capt. Billy Parsons.
Mr.. Chas. Dashner, head engineer
on the Steamer Ohio, stopped off last
Friday night to see his mother, who
lives here.
The fog on the river now, hindcrs
navigation considerably, and has
knocked all the packets tout Of
time"
We are Informed that the Ray.
mond City tow.boats are engaged to
tew from Pittsburgh during the sea.
son while the Raymond mines are
closed.
We see from the papers that Capt.
Wash Honsholl, Capt. Bates and the
Bay Bros, have organized a new
company to be known as the Ports
mouth and Pomeroy Packet Compa,
ny. Capt. Will Bay, President, and
Fl. W. Bates, Secretary. The line
boats are the Fannie Dugan, City Of
Ironton, Scioto and. Lizzie johnson,
| GRIMM's LANDING ITEMs.-The hol,
idays have come and gone; they say,
otherwise we would scarcely have
known it. There were no parties,
no dances, and but very few drunken
men in this vicinity.
The condition Of the roads is uni,
versally lamented, and experience
teaches US that the lamentations are
well grounded.
None Of the ladies have commenced
their leap-year work yet, and the
boys are afraid they will not do SO
they go on as usual,
We had hoped that at the general
swearing off day, the steamer Tele'
phone would do her share and give
US our mail on time Saturday, but
she has so far changed as to let us
have it early Sunday morning. Let
the Inconvenience people cut Other
trade.
A gentleman Of this vicinity saw
n frog swimming in n branch on
Christmas day. NINE.
HARTFORD Cry ITEMs,-Mr. G. W.
Moredock returned from Cincinnati
on Friday morning.
Schools all opened again on Mon,
day, the 9Th inst.
The officers elected by Liberty
Lodge No. 81, l. o. o. F., for the term
commencing January LIST, 1880, are,
N. G., C. Edwards; V. G., G. Tucker
R. S., W. W. Harper; P. S., Edward
Hunter; Treasurer, ]. w. Hanna.
The Etna Furnace is still cold fol-
want of water. We understand it is
to start on the first of the week and
will run on two wells for the present
Preparations are being made for put
ting down new one. Mr.. Outlay
n celebrated well borer from the Oil
regions of West Virginia, has taken
the contract.
James Cartmill, Constable has been
after the man who stabbed Mr.. J
Mason, one night last week, on then
way from church at West Columbia
but has thus far failed, he having
gone to Ohio. Mr.. Mason is going
about, but not able for duty.
The orders now are that all the
the furnaces stop on the first of Feb
ruary, 1880, for how long we do not
know; till April, likely. J.
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IN 25cTs. AND 81 BOTTLES.
DIR. ). F. HAYWOOD,
ofNew York, voluntarily indorses It. "a
READ WHAT LIE aAHe.-

DR.. TUT: New York, Sept, IL. 1877.
Dear Sr-During this year yi.iisd ine hundred
essos OF lung Bc1sos. In tho lower wards OF tho
Sre S va g Ipeeorsns
and confess my surprise ut It's wonderful power.
During practice OF twenty years, have never
known Amediclnp 10 act az promptly, and with such
happy olecta II instantly subducd the most violent
ITS OF coughing, and invariably cured tho disease In
few days lchcerfully indorso II as the boit lang
medicine ever used.
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RUPTURE CURED

by Dr. j. A. sherman's support Curative without the
ien tus n intolerance from labor Book with kenenes
before and after free. Office 25l Broadway
treatment and leave Tor home same day. lan 7-lm
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The new year opened upon us
bright and beautiful. We do not re.
member to have ever seen a more de-
lightrul day for an opening year;
may we not hope that it forecasts a
year of bright, joyous prosperity to
us all; let US all take it thus, and Ia
Dor for that end with malacc toward
none, and charity for all.
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legal Advertisements.
LIST OF REAL EsTATE

Within the County of Mason, State OF
West Virginia, sold on the 18th day OF No
vember, 1870, for the non.rayment of tax.
es thereon for the years 1877 and 1878, and
purchased by individuals,
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j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, MD.
A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES:

Once, Evening News, Augusta, Ga.
DR., TUT: Dear Sir-My little son, was attacked
with pneumonia last wiutor, which left him with
Violent cough, that lasted till within month since,
for tho cure OF which am indebted toyour valuable
kxpectornnt had trod most every thing recon-
mended, but mono did any good until used your EI.
entirely. With many thanks, am yours truly,
JOHN 81 WEIGIE
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=, ",lnfalliblc" is the verdict of the
aiilI I,o when referring to the merits
Of Sellers Liver Pills"
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Had terrible NIGHT swEATs.

Memphis, Feb, II, 1871.
DR.. TUT Sr-I have been suffering for nearly two
years with severe cough. When commenced "a.
king your E1pectorant was reduced " ono hundred
and sixteen pounds in weight. / had tried almost
everything: had terrible night Bweats IhAye taken
half dozen bottles Tho night sWeats have left mo,
the cough has disappeared and h.ye gained fifteen
pounds in flesh. recommend 70 ali my frisndsi
NTH great respect, OLIVER RICE.
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The temperance question is being
agitated considerably in Cincinnati
now, Col Hoy, of Baltimore, uncle
Of our young friends, Frank and DIR.
Wills, Hoy, is the principal lectur-
er. Some noted drinkers are signing
the pledge.
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INSUR-ANC

ToHN B. DOWNING, General Insurance.
j Agent Notary Public and dealer in Pi-
amos and Estey Organs, is confident of be-
ing able to suit both rich and poor at prices
and terms never before offered at Middle
port Also agent for Fairbanks Scales.-
Call and see foryourself. [sept, l7-ly.
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The Scarlet fever and Diphtheria
are raging to a fearful extent, in
some parts of the county, more than
we ever remember to have read of
before.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-01-07

Gents Merino drawers only 80 cts
per pair at TIpPETr's.
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1t takes some people a long time to
learn that q fifty cent or dollar adver-
tisoment, or a few dollars worth Of
printing, does not purchase space for
putting in the columns Of any we'll
regulated newspaper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-01-07

We understand that two veins of
iron ore has been discovered on Mr..
Henry J. Fishers farm, near town,
one of the veins being over Is feet
in thickness and the other about 2!
feet in thickness.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-01-07

Res. Mr.. Hill, in his efforts to get
to his appointment, in MERGERS Bot
tom last Sunday, tried both steam
and horse power, but finally had to
give up the trip and return home.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-01-07

a tenement house on I'd street, be-
longing to Jas. Jordan, and occupied
by a colored family, was destroyed
by fire New Years night. Loss
about $3.50.
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A trial of Piso's Cure will convince
you that it is a good remedy for
coughs, bronchitis and asthma. 2m.
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NEW ADvHRTIaEnrnMrs.

cTsD TIN How 10 become Rich and Watch
pESgtGl sent free U. S. Agency, Mount Wi.
mans, Nd,
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Fruit of the Loom Muslin only 10
cents per yard at TIPpETr's.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We are indebted
to DR. ]. L. Hensley, Of New Haven,
for the following:
Mrs. Alice Roush, wife Of Mr.. Levi
Roush, who resides near New Haven,
this county, died very suddenly on
Wednesday evening, December 81st
She was in her usual health and was
considered a healthy woman; and on
the evening above mentioned, she
ate a very hearty supper, and after
attending to her domestic duties,
went into the sitting.rooin with the
family, and taking her child on her
knee, was seated in her chair per.
haps two minutes, when her hus.
bands attention was attracted by a
strange sound in her breathing, and
looking towards her, saw the child
falling from her arms, and sprang to
her, only TO find that the vital spark
had flown. She never breathed af
terward. She was the daughter d
Mr.. John Randel, of this county
She was born in Cambridgeshire,
England, Oct. 14th, 1888, and came
to this country with her parents, at
the age of IA years, and settled at
West Columbia. She was married
to Mr.. Levi Roush, Feb. 5, 1857, with
whom she lived u most happy life,
and raised a very interesting family
of nine children, the youngest Of
which is about 3 years old. She was
true wife, fond mother, and a
woman of rare business tact and
ability. She was a consistent mem
Der Of the U. B. Church. Her re-
mains .were inferred in the family
cemetery on New Years day, and a
large concourse Of persons were pres
ent on the occasion.
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Our exchanges have been rather
short this week-most Of them took
holiday, we suppose.
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entertainments, these long evenings?
A sign-board can't tell everything;
it takes an advertisement to do that.
After the LIST of February, it will be
a violation of law to kill wild ducks.
This being leap.year, if the girls
don't get married, who'll be to blame?
The Register is the Oldest paper in
the county, having been started in
1862.
The finest stock Of cigars ever
brought to this city, just opened at
TlppETT's.
The true gentleman is a gentleman
at all times and under all circum-
stances.
No important holiday can come or
go, unless some Of our town boys get
into a row.
The sidewalk from Wand street to
the Jail needs graveling. Attend to
it, Mr.. Blake.
The 149th anniversary of the birth
of Benjamin Franklin, comes on the
18th of January.
Rev. T. II. Lacy will hold service
in Bruce Chapel next Sunday morn
ing at the usual hour.
Rev. J, O. A. Vaught will occupy
his pulpit in this place, next Sunday
morning and evening.
1t is refreshing to hear q lecture on
temperance, from man who is full
of the ardent when he discourses.
'Broad is the road that leads to debt,
And thousands walk together there;
Prompt payments find narrow rut,.
With here and there passenger"
Girls, remember that this is your
year, and that there are some lawful
ly bashful" young men in Point
Pleasant.
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Good shoes for women only sl.Oo
per pair at TIppETT's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-03-26

a German society publishes the following
highly interesting statistical alta referring
60 the indirect utility of bees at has ever
been one of the objects of all agricultural
societies to prove the great Importance Of
bees to agricultural generally. 1t appears
that the society named possesses 1900
hives from each of which 10000 bees fly
out daily, which represents a total of IT,
600 900 of bees. If we suppose that each
bee undertakes but four journeys per day,
and that this takes place only on 100 days
out of the 365. Then we obtain yearly
total of 6,S00 100000 of bee journeys. 1t
| is not too much to suppose that fifty flowers
are visited on each journey, and we are Ger
tainly justified in supposing that five out Of
these fifty are fertilized then we get a grand
total of $40, 1000, 900 of fertilized flowers
per year. Let the value of fertilizing s.
600 blossoms be put on pfenning Tor 100000
! for % cents), then the work done by bees
of the society represents a value of 6S,O00,-
600 pfennings, or $l70000. 1t results from
these calculations that each hive benefits
agriculture to the amount of $40 annua lly, a
value hitherto totally overlooked. The
fertilization of plants by the bees presents a
very interesting field for study. But for the
oft-repeated visits of bees myriads of beau
tiful flowers would in short time cease to
boom-aye, and cease to live also Many
plants absolutely require the visits of bees
or other insects to remove their pollen-mas-
ses, and thus to fertilize them. Hence Dar-
win wisely remarks, when speaking of clover
and heart'sea7e /: No bees, no seeds no seed
no increase of the flower The more visits
from the bees, the more seeds from the
| flowers, the more flowers from the seeds. u
Darwin mentions the following experiment
Twenty head of white clover visited by bees
produced 2,990 Sc, ds, while twenty heads 50
protected that bees could not visit them pro.
duced not one seed" Thus is wisdom dis.
played by nature on every hand. Nothing
is created in vain : each has its proper
sphere, and each its appropriate work to
perform.
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e COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT BLOOMSBURG COLUMBIA COZ Nj

greatly resembled each other. Out on the
field where Lougstreet's corps had passed
thousands of wounded were lying. We had
no means of reaching these poor fellows,
and mahy of them lay there between the
lines until the morning OF the 9Th. Ou the
4th we lay quietly all day, awaiting the
next event The enemy could be seen NOV
ing around on Seminary Ridge. Welcome
supplies came up aud were issued. All hands
felt cheerful, but a degree of uncertainty as
to whether the battle was over or wether the
rebs were getting ready 'or some uew move
ment prevented us from celebrating the ma.
tional anniversary in proper manner.
Once aud a while the sharp-shooters would
try their skill on some OF our ipcnple to let
ns know they were still there. The stencil
from the dead became intolorable, and we
tried to escape it by digging up the ground
and burying our faces in the fresh earth.
On the morning of the fifth we found that
the enemy had gone, and then what a scene
think the fact was first discovered by the
troops on Culp's hill, and oh. what cheer
~
and was taken up by the boys on Ccmetry
hin, roll9l along the crest to Round top and
back again. Cheers from the Philadelphia
brigade that stood "a living wall against
which the hosts beat in vain Cheers fol
Meade, the solder "without fear or re.
proach,' who here began, with great vic
tory, his illustrious career AS commander o
the Army of the Potomac Cheers fo
-. Hancock, who had stemmed the tide of de
feat on the first day and selected the groun,
on which the glorious victory was achieved
who on the second DAY had again stoppe,
a the tide of rebel victory and restored on
I'd shattered lines, and on the third day he me
; and repulsel the final a,sault, on whic
IN Lees all was staked and won the battle tha
lit was really the death blow to the rebellion.
ne And then we gathered up with tende
BIT care and consigned to earth our noble deaC
il. When Will their glory fade
y Indeed, they have not died in vain. Th
vel good they have accomplished will live fol
or ever. History will record in glowing wore
ng their heroic deeds and glowing death.
OF Long after the granite on their mon,
le. ments shall have crumbled into dust eve
ch when the name of the battle shall ha,
h been forgotten, the Union and blessings
Of civil liberty, which they died to perpeiut
- shall reign throughout the lard.
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Jones; who has been to see the soldires,
says the curiousest thing about them i
the odd oaths the officers use. And they
swear right along, he says. When they
want the men to march, they yell out, "By
the right flank march," by company
right wheel " or some other equally funny
imprecation. But, says Jones, it brings tn,
men every time-makes them jump as
though hornet had lit on 'em.
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The preparatory department Of the Penn
sylvania State College offers iree instruction
to ALL 1t is thoroughly organized, and en-
braces a wide range of studies such as will
prepare its students either for successful
work in the Collegiate Department or foi
the duties of intelligent citizens and com.
petent business men in all vocations of life
For full information, address the Presiden
State College, Centre Co., Pa.
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Speer's Port Grape Wine for Parties

Physicians employ speers Port Grape
Wine in their practice in all cases where a
pure wine is called for, and do all in their
power to foster and encourage its produc-
tion, 1t is coming into great favor among
tie most wealthy in New York city as an
evening wine. For sale by G, A. Klein.
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Maine News.

Hop Bitters, which are advertised in our
columns, are a sure cure for ague, bilious
ness and kidney complaints. Those who
Use them say they cannot be too highly r,c
commended Those afflicted should give
hem fair trial, and will become therel y
enthusiastic in the praise of their curative
qualities. Portland Ad
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-03-26

Williamsport, Lycomlng county, Pa.
Dear Sir Your lndlan Blood Sl rup has cured me
of Headache Dizziness and Loss OF Appetite so that
| am now able TO work IN my factory My wife de-
rived more benefit IRON its use than from any other
medicine.
Uanry RusSpl
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1t is cruel for parents to let their children
suffer with coughs and colds, which in SC
many cases lead TO consumption aud prema.
ture death. Give Dr, Bulls Cough SyIuT
a trial. Price twenty five cents bottle.
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Kidney Complaint.


BCar Gap, Columbia County, Pa.
Dear Sir My Father has been suueriug with
Kidney Complaint for long lime and had been un-
der doctors treatment, but the doctors could not
effect a cure ! have been subject to a Numbness
and Weakness IN my Icft Arm. We obtained some
cf your Invaluable ISplAS BLOOD SYRUP IRON your
Agent, VIM. II. Potter, and II has cured my father
completely, ana my arm Is much better. 1t does not
tr ubIe me half 50 much. Your medicine is excel.
lent.
Josiah John.
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Sure Cure for Liver Complaint.


Rohrshurg. Columbia co. Pa
Dear Sir This is to certify that your ISDIAN
BLOOD SYRUr has been used by me. for Liver Com
pln mt, which had been troubling me for long time
derived more benefit from the use OF the syrup
than from any other medicine. | heartily recon-
mendit, and advise all sufferers to give Il trial
l.
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The sentim ment that pastoral kissing has
gone about far enough animated the bosom
of Boston bridegroom, and he threatened
to whip the officiating minister for kissing
the bride.
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East Lemon Wyoming Co. Pa.
rear sir II was sick for three years, ana under
professional treatment most the time without be-
Ing bent nted Al las- was Induced to Try your
INDIAN BLOOD SYRur and after short trial found
my sell In better health than had been Tor six years
Mrs. Theron Ball
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Loss of Appetite.

ROhTsburg Columbia county Pa.
Dear Sir Il have used your excellent lNDGAN
BLOOD SYRUP for Loss OF Appetite ana Weakness OF
the ; OmaCI with very beneficial results. | believe
YOUR medicine TO be the greatest blood purifier
known and a1viSC all who may be suffering as was
to give IL a speedy trial.
ANar
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Truth crushed to the earth will rise
again" and the same thing is true of bar
rel hoop, if you happen to step on it just
right Waterloo Observer.
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Pains in Shoulders.

RChrsburg, Columbia county, Pa.
Dear Sir This is to certify that your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP has greatly relieved me OF Pains IN the
shoulder and Chest which had been ailitced with
for years. recommend 1t very highly.
Welsh
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The quality of mercy is not strained, and
for that reason the milk of human kindness
should not be skinned. .-NeO Orleans Pic
dyuae.
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Diseases Of the Stomach.

Eaton. Wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir r:-This Is to certify that | had n Weak
Stomach and could eat no meat or any hearty food
whatever BY friends adv ce | commenced the
use pf your Indian Blood Sprup, which after short
tr.dl, CtfeCtuIlly relieved me and can now eat
ANYTHING | choose. Your syrup gives universal
satisfaction
EIiyahpth Hodsnll
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-03-26

The invalid finds in "Dr Lindsey's Blood
Searcher" natures great restorer, 1t is won-
deriul.
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Fen. %, 1875.


SUFFOLK, ss. Eh' -, i2''' go
Then personally appeared the said George r. Dlps. rs
more md made oath that the foregoing statement by
him subscribed Is true. Before me,
SETH J. THOMAS, Justice of the Peace.
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All that i, is recommended to be.

Opera House, Columbia, Pa.
Dear Sir-l have used your excellent Indian Blood
Slrln and II has proven JUS as represented can
reClmma nd II to all.
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Would not be Without il.


Wilamspert, Lvcoming county, Pa.
Dear THE Indian Blood Syrup is the Best J
ever used and would not be without 1t, 1t is good
for all complaints.
John Burkhart.
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I.SLY'S PURE I,TILtED
Extract ~
WITCH HAZEL
C2JC

OR, HA1LAlIELLS FIPGLNICA,
Equal in quality To any made, and. only half the
price. oz bottles 25c. Pints hc.
Believes Headache. ToOthacha. Earache, Sore Eyes
Nose Bleed. Bleeding Lungs, Painful Menses, Whites
Asthma Reduces Swelliugs, lies. ETC. cures liruS-
es. Scais. Burns, SprainS. Wounds rheumatism,
Eryspelas, Chlplains Narlcose Veins,'Neuralgia,@c
NATURES UNIVERSAL REMEDY FOR IN ERNAL
AND EXTERNAL USE.
II your Druggist has not got it have him order 1t
Of the proprietor.
CHARLES T. RISLEY, Wholesale Druggist
81 Courtlandt ST., New York.
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6f ~ a Fn \ MONTH guaranteed. Sl2 a day
V%EEEE At home made ON the industrious
u 9HHE Capital not required We VIII start
"a EuEHB You. Men, women, boys and girls
HG9H eE make money faster at work Tor us
than at any thing else. The work T.
light and pleasant aud such as anyone can 20
right at. Those Who are wise who see his notice
VIII send us their addresses at once and SEE for
themselvt Costly Outtit and terms rcC. Now Is tnp
time. Those already at work mc laying up large
sums Of money. Addltss True a Co. Augusta,
Maine. oct B. 'tg-ly
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Female Complaints.

Bear GAP Columbia county, Pa.
Dear N'r;-ThlS Is to certify that purchased 7mt
OF your lNplAE BLOOD SYRUP for my wife FOR lntla
nation am Female Complaint, and 1t has given hel
relief
i Il IInrnHr