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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-07-21

The Waynesboro Cornet Band, desires to
state that they had made arrangements to Sc
cure and had expected to invite the Stone
wall Brigade Band to be present at their
"Lawn Party on July 22nd, and the bills
were printed to that effect; but finding that
the Stonewall Band had previous engage
ment to go to Harper's Ferry, the invitation
was not extended to them. However there
will be two bands present. Enquire at ticket
offices of c. 6 0. and S. V. Railroads for ex-
cursion rates. .M
WAYNEsBoRo CoRNET BAND.
A Card
HARRIsoNBURG, VA, |
July 90 1871.
EDITORS OF THE VIRGINIAN:-Th following circu
lar has been spread broadcast through the State;
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS!
In pursuance of the call for State Convention. te
be held at Lynchburg on Wednesday, the 10th day
of August next the Republicans of are
called on to meet on Wednesday, the Sd of August
at their usual place of meeting for such purposes
precisely at Y M then and there to choose delegates
and the praper number of alternates to such State
Convention. j. W. COCHRAN.
R. P. BROOKS,
Secretary Republican State Central Com. of Va.
wish TO say to the Republicans of the State thai
the above circular was issued without my knoWl
edge or authority; do not claim such authority
| and nope the regular call VIII be obeyeds
Respectfully, j. COCHRAN.
| EX-SENATOR WITHERs' NEPHEW KILLED
| "A special dispatch from Pine Bluff, Ark.
says; Arthur O'Connor shot and killec
George h. Withers at o'clock on Saturday
morning. The weapon used was double
barrelled shot gun. Six buckshot penetratee
Withers' body. The shot was fired through
the thin panel of a door in house otill fame
Withers was outside the door not more thar
| a foot from the puAzle Of the gun. The muir
dered man was a native of Alabama, and was
/ about 20 years old He had been in this
State since he was a little child. Ex- United
States Senator Withers, of Virginia, is ~ Tn w,
Gle OF the deceased"
A BRAVE LITTLE GlRL.-A little girl
named Malqosnb, living in the neighborhooe
| OF Doe Hill, went out TO the woods to play
accompanied by Der dog, one day last week
when she suddenly came upon number o
wild turkeys. The dog gave chase, and in tlr
alright, very large gobbler Derched upon {
fence. The little heroine seized it from below
dragged it to the ground, and bore it home il
triumph. The turkey weighed about twent.
pounds-Higl.ltnd Recorder.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-07-21

Rev. C. K. Vaughan, D. D., who for the
past two years has been chaplain at the I'm
versity of Virginia, was Installed on last Fri
day. by Lexington Presbytery, as pastor OF
New Providence Church.
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Rev. w. A. Harris is at Orkney.

"A.
Mrs. Pinkard, and her daughters are at Ork-
ney.
]. Emmett Guy, ESQ, has returned from
Capon.
MI W. A. Gushing has returned from DIRK
ney Springs.
Rev. W. E. Coe, of Stanton is visiting in
Lewisburg, W. Va
Mr.. W. C. Tuck and family will spend the
summer at Orkney.
PHI. Trout and family. and Miss Gay Trout
are at the Cold Sulphur.
John W. Arbuckle, Esq, of Lewisburg
was in the city on Monday.
On Tuesday last, Staunton six per cent.
bonds sold in this city at $106.
A large number of colored excursonists visi-
ted Stanton on Sunday. "a
Mr.. J. Flemming Christian, is summering
at McKendree station, c. & o. Railway.
J. D. Price, Esq, of Harrisonburg paid
Staunton hasty business visit on Wednesday.
Miss Cora McCue, of Augusta. is spending
short time among her friends of Greenbrier
Co., W. Va.
Miss Laura Palmer, OF Port Republic, is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. James A. Lewis, near
Stanton.
Nib. Green, of West Virginia, formerly
of Ferrol Furnace, was in the city Wednesday
| on business, l.I
Mr.. Max Brownold, the eminent pianist, is
in Staunton, on visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs E. Brownold.
Mr.. W. L. Olivier has gone to Iowa to
bring home his family who have been spend
| ing the summer in the West.
| Miss BAYLOR, Mr.. C. s. Baker and several OF
his little daughters, of Staunton, are visiting
Mr. j. J. Hobbs, of Mcdowell. q y
Mr.. W. A. Burnett. clerk OF the County
Court, has been appointed County Commits
sioner of Public Buildings and Grounds
The meeting of officers of the LIST, End and
3rd Virginia regiments of infantry for the cleo
ton of brigader general has been postponed
indefinitely,
By the will of the late John Burnside, ad-
mitted to probate in New Orleans last Tues
day, Mr. Andrew Bierne, jr., of Richmond, re-
ceives 100000.
The Owensburg, KY, Examiner says miss
Evie Swoope, one of the fairest of the Old
Dominion's fair ones is visiting Miss Susie
Luckett, on Fourth street"
The young Ladies Missionary Society will
give lawn party tonight in the yard, at
Mrs. Baylys residence on Main street. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
W. ]. Bailey, one of the employees at
Shomo 6 Bisselrs factory, had his thumb and
three fingers badly cut by saw, one day last
week DR.. Baldwin dressed the wound
A strike recently occurred among the Ia
borers on the extension of the Shenandoah
Valley Road An advance Of five cents day
was allowed and the force resumed work.
We are indebted to. L. D. Buttor, Secretary
for an invitation to attend the first annual
meeting Of the ''Gentlemen's Racing Club" OF
Lynchburg, to be held Oct 18th, 18th and 18th
On Sunday next the Sacrament will be ad-
ministered at the I'd Presbyterian church. Ante
communion service will be held ON Friday
night and Saturday morning by Rev. Mr.
Hoge. .,,.. ,ozfs ,,iq
Rev. G. K Vaughan, d. D., who for the
past two years has been chaplain at the I'm
-, rsto1Iad on loot Fri
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MACHTNISTS WANTED.-Five or six Good Ma
1Xl chin1sts can get work and good wages at
THE LYNCHBURG IRON WORKS,
ju 142t Lynchburg, Va.
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Re-adjusters had done for the people, and
what they intended to do, and drew a very
telling comparison between the results of the
administration of the affairs of the State by
the two factions of the Democratic party, re-
spectively. Paul is always kindly received
by Rockingham audience, and this occasion
was no exception to the general rule.
Hon. John F. Lewis came to the stand in
response to repeated calls. He said it was
not his purpose to make speech, but would
state that he was on the Re-adjuster ticket as
the candidate for Lieutenant Governor be-
cause it was the call of the State that he
should be there. and that he would ever obey
the call of Virginia that he was on to stay
until the 9th of November and that one pur-
pose he had in view was to secure to the col
ored race free vote and honest count To
our understanding Mr.. Lewis read himself
clean out of the Republican party, renowned
allegiance to it, and joined his fortunes with
those of the Re-adjusters. He may have for
gotten that the Republican Convention will
meet in Lynchburg on the 10th of August and
IL ilidy uCtCluIlAC w pldCC Ill GuC uClu d
Republican ticket, on Republican platform
What would be his course then, IN view Of
his announcement last Monday? We are in
clined to the belief that Mr.. Lewis did not
weigh his words and it is possible he may fine
it convenient to modify them before the can
vass closes.
Capt. Blair and Capt Paul referred to the
State debt several times, and how the Read
justers proposed to readjust it. They should
have told their hearers that they could not DOS
sibly get control of 1923. 000,0 0O-that the
Courts had taken it out of politics and settled
| it beyond rational controversy. That al
they could re-adjust would be about So OO(
| of registered and peeler debt. and some accu
mulated interest, because that had not passed
/ beyond the control of the Legislature This
scheme Of the Re-adjusters is bald deception
there Is nothing practical or possible in it
except to delude the people into giving then
the control Of the jstats aid the offices
thereof, TT 20 ~ =" "
| Neither did they refer to the recent shameful
yet unavailing attempt to reduce the assessed
values of the State-that their whole plan t.
reduce the assessed values % per cent
missed, and that the auditors books will show
in all probability that we have greater resources
now from which to draw revenues than VIZ
have ever had in the history Of the Common
wealth since the war, Notwithstanding the
| premeditated lower valuation. Not even thu
false plea Of reduced values, under precon
certed arrangement to force reduction, cal
be advanced to Justify the demand for further
| scaling the debt and there is no reason OF
honesty in this tlimsy dodge which has been SC
effective heretofore
The dav passed off very pleasantly-all par
ties semed to be satisfied, and the Re-adiusters
particularly pleased with their candidate tol
Attorney General.
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E. NJ Cushing 4 Son, Auctioneers.
GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM AND
- PERSONAL PROPERTY
AS executors of Jno. Micheal, decd. we will sell a
public auction on the premises
WEDNESDAY, JULY GOTH, 1881,
that valuable little tract Of land containing
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Itching PlIc.-Symptoms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspi-
ration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as II pin worms were crawling
in and about the rectum the private parts
are sometimes affected; II allowed to con.
tinue, very serious results may follow.
"Dr. swayne's All.Healing Ointment" Is q
pleasant sure cure. Also for letter, Itch,
Salt Rheum, sCald Head, Erysipelas, Bar.
bers' Itch, Blotches, all scaly, Crusty, o..
taneous Eruptlons. Price so cents, 3
boxes for 81 25. Sent by mail 10 any al.
dress on receipt OF price in currency, or
three-Cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by Dr.. SYayne Il Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all prom.
inent druggists.
swayne's Pills are the best for all bilious
disorders, MWP6w
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~ tn OO m :

CANoRR,-"sutOred for yean with cancer, Had II
cut out three timOs II returned after each operation
Dr. smith cured me without knife, cauSto or pain, y
,--.- MRS. Il. NJ, ORCUTT
me; could not get out oil bed. Dr.. smith cured mo
after 0then failed" ZEPT. Phillip,
Wheeling, ", Va,
CATARRH AND DEAVNRss,-"BellsVed myself in-
durable. Sense Of smell gone, fearful discharges,
speech affected. Dr., smith cured me-
HARVEY ALEXANDER,
DYsPEPlA AND ULCERATKD STOMACH -"Trelt-
mont for yearH failed 10 give me relief. Dr.. hmIlh
cured me- THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent,
cured me- them 0F GT:fSo EIti p, s%A
RlEuMArsH -"suhsred tOrtures Joints dslorm.
ed treated for years without rOIfOis Dr; Smith
RRy. HEsRr ., REDVrELD writes! "besT Sir !
Ing from Cat4Trh aud Lung Complaints. You have
worked wonders In nv Wiie's cAAO."
REy. ", o. lApD, writes ;-"Dr. Smiths PROBES.
sonal services In my family have been most StSiao.
t9ry and commend him 70 all ~ gentleman and q
MIS-. MARaARET KotB Says;-"G had been suffer-
Ing for seven years and treated by mAuy phyAuiann
for Dyspepsia. Dr. Smith said | had i iape-woTn
and 70 eight hous removed monster, 100 feet long
FEMALE Communicative yean Ia hospItalS ior
females give me peculiar advantages In such cases,
PeTtonS cured Of Consumption, Diseases Of Heart,
Liver Stomach, Kidneys, Skin, Blood, Nervous Al.
fcciona and Weaknesses Of Men and Youth, ScroIuIa
and Asthma testify TO my BucceaH,
PILES cured without the knife.
fAtientS 81 distance may DO treated BY latter and
BathAction guaranteed, chart for self examination
sent on receipt oil two thrssCent stamps and advice
Consultation at Office free. Oalcs houu from 0 A,
m. TO P; M daily. Sundays from TO p. IN, Cali
j. E. SMITH, M.
dO4 No, l2l7, Market st., Wheeling, VI, Va
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The Name of Something Flu


ther IN Regard 10 Ita origin.
Editors 1ntelllEencer.
In late INTRLLidENcKR W. B. Watkins
has shown pretty conclusively that the
name Of your city is Of Indian origin, but
It Is not SO clear, as he assumes, thatit was
the Indian name Of Wheeling creek,
The facts seem to be that a party Of In.
dams beheaded whiteman near the
mouth OF the creek, and placed the head
on pole facing the river. The place was
afterwards known by the tribe The party
belonged to as Weeling, or Wee link, the
place Of the head or the place where the
head was impaed. The early pioneers
with their usual propensity for blundor.
ing about Indian names mistook this for
the name OF the creek. In all probability
the Indians never applied the name 10 the
creek at ALL Caleb Atwater, the historian,
who was well acquainted with Indian Ian.
guage. eRys, a common source OF error In
regard 10 Indian names was the installing
OF several words Tor ono. He says; mot
few OF our supposed Indian names are
not Indian names Rt all and never we're
used by any Indians on earth.
Although there Ia no evidence that The
indians ever lived permanentlyin Wheel.
ing Greek Valley, they must have occupied
IL as a hunting ground for several cent?.
ries, probably ever since the Mound
Builders were driven out Of II. II would
have been very singularif they never had
name for the creek Till abort time before
they were disposSessed Of II. We are not
left altogether 10 conjecture on this point.
The first Europeans who ever set foot in
Wheeling Creek Valley, Of whom we have
any account, were those Of the French
expedition, commanded by Oeloron, who
took formal possession OF the country on
both sides Of the Ohio River In the name
Of The King Of France. They buried one oil
their celebrated laden pelates at the mouth
and on the north bank Of Wheeling Greek
which they call "Kanawafy," (Kan.a.wG
raj August 10, l749.
Thisis doubtless the genuine Indian name
Of The creek, in the French orthogtaphy,
W. O.S.
Ohio County, ". Va, Januarg2S.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with the exCruClating pain OF cut.
ting teeth9 II 90, 90 at once and get d
bottle Of Mrs. WlnSlow's Soothing Syrup.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately-depend upon IL; there is no
mistake shout II. There 10 not a mother
on earth who has ever used IL who will not
tell you at once that II will regulate tho
bowels, and give rest 10 the mother, and
relief and health 10 the child, operating
like magic. II ls perfectly safe 10 use 10
oil cases, and pleasant to the taste, and ls
the prescription Of one Of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses In the
United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine
Unless the facsimile Of Curtis 4 Perkins %
on the outside wrapper Sold by all Medt'
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cen1 . bottle.
Beware Of limitations. NWAT
A ----
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This is beyond question tho most sue.
Cessful Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
q few doses invariably cure the worst cases
Of Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while
It's wonderful success in the cure Of Con.
sumption is without parallel in the bis.
tory Of medicine. Since It's first discov.
cry It has been sold on q guarantee, a k.t
which no other medicine can stand. II
you have a Cough we earnestly ask YOU 10
try It. Price 10 Cts., 30 cts. and 81 90. II
your Lungs arc sore, Chest or Back Lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price % cts.
Sold by Edward Booking and @, Moenke.
noeller, Wheeling, W. Va.
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NEW YoRK. January 2O.-Cotton onset at
at liAal2c; futures steady Flour firm and
unchanged receipts 10000 barrels; exports
40, 600 barrels. Wheat heavy; receipts $1,000
buahels exports 10000 Bushels rejected
spring 9Oa0sc; tngraded do OSca$i liz; No. 8
spring 81 CsISa1 cox; ungraded red 81 O5a
1 IgX; No. 8, 81 18ka1 lpH; No. q, 81 TAXA
/ i9N; No. 1 do 81 a. mixed winter 81 lRX;
ungtaded white 81 i2Kai 10: No. 2 do 81 16K
al lbk; No. do, sales 10000 bushels, al
81 10Xai II; No. red January, sales 1900
bushels nt 81 lShai ~ February, sales 44O,'
600 bushels, at 81 lS2fal 1917; March, sales
81. tOO bushels, al 81 2O,Gal FOX April sales
50, Go bushels, at 81 2iHal nix May, sales
10000 bushels, at 81 18Aal II. Corn opened
stronger but closed heavy receipts $4,000
bushels exports 10000 bushels. ungraded ga
a55Nc;No. B, 64kc; No. q IS liab6Nc No, 2
JANUARY 66)fa55SGc, March bbjSat0c Aptil
68XC: May 64}fa541GC. Oats dull receipts
COO bushels; western mixed 42a43c; white
western 43a47Xc. Hay Quiet and unchanged.
Hons steady yearlingS cfSice 14a20c; Eastern
and Western New YORK lSa22c; New York
State ieA9So. Coffee quiet and unchanged.
sugar weak: fair to good refining 7Aa1Hc.
Moasses outlet and unchanged. Rice steady
and In fair demand. Petroleum quiet and
steady United .92Nc; crude 1aSHC refined
UC, lhllOW tbk5leT " u b'IUhO1BC. HOSlN nrm
and unchanged. TufpenLlne quiet but firm
al 47a47 hc. Eggs stiff al 4Oa42c. Pork dull /
old mess $i3 D0ai4 90. Beef quiet but Arm
Cut meats quiet but strong; long cleat Il 76
short clear 80 10. Lard fairly active; prime
steam 80 s1Ha9 a2IS, Butter demand fair
and market Arm at l2ka2sc Cheese nomih.
ally unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. january 2o.-Flouf, little
more doing In the local trade western extra
% 2ba8 rs; Minnesota extra IS 26a6 %; Ohio
extra o. 6Oa0 90; Indiana fancy 81 90; winter
patents 50 Is; Minnesota patent process 81 %
az 80. Rye houtsteady at A76. Wheat quiet ;
rejected at grain depot 81 09; No. 2 red track
Sl'i6N do elevator 81 1871; No. 2 red Jan.
tiary 81 1874 bid, 81 lax asked; February
81 i8x bid, 81 l6IS asked; March 81 lSN bid,
81 iSk asked April 81 iaN bid. 81 90 asked.
Corn dull; yellow western on track. 62>fabac
sail mixed January bSNc bid, 63Nc asked
February $3.50 bid, 69Hc asked; March bSNC
bid, bSJSc asked April $40 bid, 6Sko asked.
Oats dull No 1 white 400 No. 2 4Sfa44c,
No. 8 II I4a429c; mixed42o Provisions firms
er; mess beef SlI 60al2 90. Pork, old mes,
SlS 6Oi new, SIS GOALS q; smoked hams l0H
ai0Hc. lard, prime steam 50 81 kettle $40 90,
Butter quietand unchanged, Eggs quiet and
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scarce at 45a47c. Cheese quiet and steady;
creamery lsalSNc. Petroleum firm at Sc.
Whiskey quiet at 81 10.
CHICAGO, January 2s.-Flour STEADY and IN
changed. Wheat active, firm and higher;
winter ssas9c; No, Chicago spring u 90
cash 81 0Oh February; 81 0ON March 81 05x
May, Corn steady with fair demand StSa
size cash; S7I4c February; 42lta429fc May.
Oats easier at SOC cash; SOkA3OSc February
s4sGaS4zc May. Rye frmer at $50, Barley
easier at 81 OS. Pork unsettled but generally
lower ut $l4 90 bid cash; 81 05 bid Febru-
airy; Sl4 22<al4 25 March. Lard easier It
meats steady and unchanged. Whisky dull
and lower Ut 81 OF.
The following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produce market Saturday
as repoEied by John NJ, Hoon 4 Co., brokers,
No. u60 Main street.
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Regulate first the stomach, second the
liver especially the Hrst, so 90 TO perform
their functions perfectly and you Will re;
move al least nineteen twentieths o. all
the ills that mankind is heir to, In this Or
any other climate. Hop Bittefe is The only
thing that will give perfectly healthy ma
tutaT action to these two organs-AaIne
Farmer, AWEaW'
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EhIIoh,a CntnrrI, Reme,IX.

A Marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphthe.
ria, Canker mouth, and Headache. With
each bottle there Is an ingenious nasal In.
jector for the more successful treatment
Of these complaints without extra charge.
Price 80 ola. Sold by Edward Booking
and Q. MOenkemoeiller, Wheeling, W. Va
MwF6W
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FoR UPWARDS or TmRrY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
Tor children. II CorreCts aCidity Of The
relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentery and darrhgs,
whether arising from testhihg or other
causes. An old and well.tfied remedy.
Twenty-Five cents bottle. D6w
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Answer This Quentlon.

Why do 30 many people VIC see around
Us, seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming up Of
the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 10 cts.
we will sell them shiloh's vltaliSer, guar.
anteed 10 cure them. Sold by Edward
Booking and O. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling,
W Va
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HENRY VAN NORWICH, OF Toledo, Ohio,
says! A friend prevailed on me 10 try oh
"0nly Lung Pad" and obtained imme.
date relief from racking cough.
know the Pad helped me.-Ste Adv
MwF6w,
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RIaAaCIAL AID COnMERCIAL,
New York Honey and stocks.

NEW YoRX, January 2s.-MoH1I-Markst
easy at 5a8 per cent, closing at . per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4ha6H per cant.
Sterling Exchange bankers bills strong At
81 9sH; demand 81 99H.
Government BoSDs-strong and generally q
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TO The PEOPLE!

The beat evidence Of q phyIlelan's success Is the
testimony Of bis pltientS The increasing demands
Tor my professional services prove that have dealt
hOnOra6ly aud fairly with those who have consulted
me, never use patients name without permission
though have many hundred CGTtihGates from those
A thorough medical education, with
many yearS hospital experience and familiarity With
therapeutic agents, close Observance Of Temperament.
tai pecullartOa and strict attention 70 hygenic man
agenent inlurtl slccosS, II cure 10 possible, and
frankly give tho patient my opinion.
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Simmons liver REGULATOR

which no did, and 10 q short time was rot
only relieved but cured.
Reader, II you RrO suffering with DyspRp.
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until the disease has taken FIST hold upon
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untold suffering. SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
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the system. IL no violent drastic purge, but
NATURES own remedy. The friend Of every
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Ask tho recovered dJSpptlCS, bilious suffer:
Crs, victims Of fever and ague, the nelcurlAl
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health, cheerful spirits and good appellee
they will tell YOU by taking Simmons LIVER
Regulator. Purchasers should be careful 10
See that they get the Genuine, manufactured
only BY J. II. ZEiIlN CO., Philadelphia.
Sold BY oil DruggiStS.
inn.uNNR
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DRUGGISTS.
THERE IS NO Alum

Or other hurtful substance In Logan, List 4 Co.'S
EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER. II q made from
the puFest materials; makes light and wholesome
bread, and |, RrknoE lsdged % be the best Baking
Powder In the market, AJAX for LOGAN, LIST d
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sER the Baby Organs at sheib'S, s95,