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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

General Grant and party arrived az
st. Louis on Tuesday morning last
from Now Orleans, aud his quarters
az the Southern Hotel were bcsiegea
all day BY callers. The general said
ho thought his japanese servant boy
LETT behind atChicaeo the badges and
medals recently recovered at Texar-
kama. IIo has 10 idea how they
came in the hands OF King and FitZ-
patrick, the men now under arrest Tor
stealing them. and says that, although
he was very anxious 10 90 to New
York Mt once, lie will remain Mt Isl.
Louis, il deemed necessary, and pros
ecutc the parties. lie declines to talk
about politics.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

Child Poisoned by Eating Matches.
"A little girl three years old, daush,
ter of Samuel Schwurz, died ia Day.
ton, Ohio, on the 9th inst. from eat,
ing the heads Of several parlor match
es. 1; was done several days ago and
no immediate bad effects wore noticed
TIL the 9Th, when the child took sick
and medical aid was summoned, bu.
nothing could be done to save her
life.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10
N @ e Il g. & .
TO THE PUBLIC.

nm now Agen, for the Empire Sc
pSsa,or < povor, manufactured by the
Hagers:own Steam Engine s Machine
Co, Hsgorstown, Nd. can so,l YOU
Separator & Power complete for $500
GEO. ". SuOCKEY,
Hampshire Co W. Va.
Romrey. Nay ~, 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

On The 2nl inst, by Che Gr 8 y.
Blue, nt ,he brides father, on Iaaa
Bur, MI, SYLVESTER K.Hal: &. ,l-s
ELLA y. OHsD7ErF, al % tla county
A. tic residence or .bc .r.1e'a r.isa5,
on the 9Th inst, ~ Rev. g #. F.H'ag.
Nr. JUuE Mn HALL t. Miss EatT Il.
jewell, ali OF tiii5 county
- Tie residence Of tHe b. ic Glf.-
or. 'n Franklin, Pcn3le'.r county. ru
th0 18th uit iir. FcaUa Allo-a9a 20
Mise Lucy 4 . Mccoy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

= = Qua fn-lisiipl 'ice wish f.i i3eir6e
n 80 'i0rs iSs conducting n" ria.t profit.
I've tsaiae7' th1t snton eFr dD.p.gc IN. The
oa1insfs b 80 rAs7 - ie1rD, ecG our asitt, toDV
ore 20 5.uVie sll p'Hl1 Or,t On uf,f can r.cl,o
g-r" p-effa RON Use very sisrt. 81 sne l.l,
TAIL 500 - Yelling 80 Vcrc Toclso a8e 8.
ancccssipi - REQ Ecys ard girls en- rs-a
:-'9a sure ''nly have made al Else business
over oco huocI"i ip!iare ia a single week -
Nuth.pc Hke ,t Owes bleHp t.dn5e, Al ,rbo
ouPs-e 7r. cl-Jr'ae3 ~ ic eac- and fspi4lyv
'il wa.ch they are shic 50 make uionev Yoe
'.g suS 81 ia 'hr busnces lGring yo..f sp.r
ttie go sie3i profit. fo' d. i'.t Aafe 70 jsvest
c'tiiei N j. ~ 'Gke "a 'hc = x rheea who
2'''' resdg money, 4ipgiA Wtiie 10 ga a. uno-,
~ iata .h,i rse Adtr7s 1ltuS : no, A.
gusts fa.n3 bcc Is. 1880 --Iy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

charleston, " Get Va, juno f.
Yesterday at noon a number OF nitro
giycerine caps stored IN {, blacksmith
sLop u half mile from Lowmoor, els
State, exploded ana Killed John Hon
derson and Jane Wilkins. moth White.
and Joe Jones and viii Kitk, negroes
The shop was blown 10 atoms. The
explosion WAS caused by "A jar.
The Agricultural Department osti-
mates lint per ccnt o.. thu acreage
ot FcXa7 can produce eaHGGh cotton
TO supply the whole world
4 DoIGw;.rc editor, Who IS also q
piiyslchGI, offers as All irIucemant to
new 7u2scriDors, ~ vaccMate every
o:io who viii take his pnper.
Il tine tifo ofimmi2r>tIou of labor
crs tn iIa COUNTRY from EuroIe con-
,inrcs ut It's present rate .or . 'ew
years the saiil owners and nca.pro.
ducers Of the Old country viii be laf;
destitute ofpeople TO york 10! them.
and therefore practically helpless
Then tie wealthy classes viii f-onl
necessity make MI eN0,lGs u He IN.
led States 20 seek agd:H tie ai OF
the labor they oppressed "a: Aonc 49,
Wheeling NEWSLETTER
Jury Trial at Frankfort on FIR,
'hAr I:,st s'iit betweea ) W Nc'f
o,tE n " H.. $780,. t.,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

terrific hall anil wind storm passed
over Deaawood. d T.. on Monday last.
bailstones Of tic size Of hens eggs
fell for over two hours. One was found
% inches in circumference. Four hous
es were destroyed aai one woman. the
vito Of John A. Waico;t, Of st. Louis,
was killed, AMI Mrs. Thomas Gnl her
two young children seriously injured
Many trees aud telegraph poles were
whitfield through the air, al much 9TH
or damage WIGS done
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10
9utIl 8rantk 5atelligrnrss.

a. VI.
10. II, Accommodation :. .3.2tP. II.
Eg-3 Daily. 80 ~
+. nc. NORTON, AoHSr.
----------------
citation Lodge. No. 81. ANA. ", meets
O.. de 2-l Friday 10 each month.
Court Directory Tor 1881.
r.-~lt Court FOR HAMPSHIRE countv 6,-t
Tr.sday . March. 4.h Tuesday in May aud 3sd
tuesday 10 Saptcmb2r
gs.uiy Court the lat Tues1sys In Jtnuary.
s... -al October,aad Tie las, Tuesday ia July.
Circuit Courts.
H,.t; GA Tuesday 10 March and 5th Tues
-, d Va; and lst Tuesday ia October.
a.-'d 10, Taes:ay in Say aud September,
.-i ,,a Tuesday ia November.
Grant u tn .lAy in April and June nd 3rd
-iy5;iy IA October.
r..!.e,ou, ed Weduesi,y N April aud June.
a.4 .s. WedUcgday ia November
.~------
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cry are considered aa wishing 10 con
.... .,,ir D5cgipHon.
.crirCT5 order The discou'inuance of
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.' 43 cr'hc'5 neglect or, refuse 10 take
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..s.au.-.
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$685. -o ,yaa55ted by DR. EDGAR Z.
'-5.s. Dentist, 10 state that lie will
amucy lne last Of next week or
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

'a 81, 'ylas5ted by DIR. EDeAa p.
'.~5,a, Dentist, "a state tina. lie will
afmUcy sec last Of next week or
pf -aa wcch following.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

4 Lazy DRo7s DEAD. The Wythe.
willie E"c,p~ie SAYS that Mrs Welcome
Bungardn.r vhosc husband liyos about
three miles from Wytheyilo on the Tazo.
weli road, took The wcsL-bo1nd mai,
train al tha! place Wednesday night 10,
NJ. Airy, where she intended visiting.
We believe, her b.Other-in-la lay, Mr.. Lo-
reno bnwsarinor, depot agent q, shat
point. Aitcr getting OH Tho train an :
walking into the depot, Nrs Bumgarl-
ncr fell dead. Tie deceased vas sub
joct to heart disease and licl from IN
attack Of the Same.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

Sis Tors on oNs foor The F5.eagIe
Heroil says that, "H.. WIN. l.. Evans.
near Fircaailc has q LITTLE daughter.
Marietta, about 4 years old, with ak
VOL formed toes ON her right foot u
most cases or ihis li1I ouch dau-uq!
appcniaGca Gro loose SEd jojDtless but
10 ellis case, thc toes are well formed
and perfectly natural, so much 30. that
one cannot say which ono ought not 90
hcs9 put in is appearances. Marietta
i5 bright. healthy looking child and il
mo- ut all disturbed 10y this freak ~ ma
turc
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

coon ADvICE.-ITia recent familiar
talk addressed 10y Hon. AIexsnd If.
Stephens 70 some soang men OF Angus
"a, Gs., might lie read and studied viii
advantage by every young man in the
country Dir. Stephens nterances GRE.
always iispteseke. no matter upon wha,
subject they may be, and his simple
talk with these Augusta boys contains
advice that should lie marked, learned
and inwnrdly digestei by our youth the
whole land over. "De truthful. honora.
BILE, honest. just, willing TO 10 right to
others, governed hy integrity; these
were private virtues. In public life lie,
virtue. Intelligence AMI patriotism be
their gnilc." The great maxim which he
had learned when boy was:
'Honor aud shame iron, no condition rise.
Act well rourpart, there al the honoe lies -.
The oufg men OF Gcoreiasando OF the
United States ct large, could find no wi.
ser or better counsellor thsn Mr.. Ste
phens, ANA his long life Of blamcless
integrity gives additional emphasis TO
what he says. He is not played out
politician WHO has turned moralist in
his old age to cover the sins OF former
years, bat statesman who is still first
III the estimation of the people of Geor-
Sia, Gnd WHO has won the affection anil
esteem OF ali who have heard his name
by his simple, unaffected life, by the
strai sht-fUrwardness of lis character and
by the purity AMI directness Of al his
aims and methods.- TIE B,himOreaa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

> $4,000 BImIcAL pRgze.-Tho fol
loving Biblical prize is ofrrcd by tic
publishers of Rm,e,tye's Brj3At Light:
To the person telling us which the
longest verse in the Btblchy .jnno 20tj,,
1881, We w1l give a 5000 COLL piece
ne prize. Should more than one co,
rect answer be received tho prza viii
be divided. The money vii! be f,rwsrl-
ed 10 the sinner Jlro p II. 1881. ThoA,'
vito t7y 10: tie pr'zc must send 10 eta.
Nth their snsv2r. Tor Which they viii
receive The July nambcr OF the Brj:H
L@ght. handsome, spicy. interesting
monthly, in 1hich wiilsbe published the
name ard.addrass ni thc.winner of tho
prize, with Tho correct answer thereto
Ai'ross,. hCTi.EDaE PCBMsiUHG Cost-
rAYy, So NoTLham. ton St Elston, r..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

CARTEETRY AHD BUUpyEG. -Evcry
ono Who is abou. to build or repair o
house OF barn wjl! End mattar or inter.
cat and y'lao in Cur?,s,.p,y All PrH}-
Jag. Til is q monthly jprrna', publish
o. by David Williams, IS Roaio $:
Sew Yeih, atsthe low price Of 81 per
year. Almost every :s5ao contains
fui! &c, Of house plans Of Geba:ac,sr
adopted 70 use under tho su2r-in.end-
che Of ga Intelligent. carpenter 1iio
June number contains IN Eog'i.h Cot.
taEe' presented in 20 ecale engravinss
and accompanied 10y de-cri ?fiye let!er
preeg. Al article on Close: Room & an.
other on Modern Street Architectural
viii ho .ound Of interest 10 the general
teaaar. \ corresponl toll, ho~ -
fl WindJw Sc'e,ns.' ani explains his
method Hith easily understood sketches.
Another dl5 cribcs horn Casa,' and
shows constr ction by three DRAWN, 8.
MechanicJ vii be Interested ia an IL
lussratel article on 'practicaI Stair
Builiing,' another on Modelling ia Clay
and numerous illustrated letters from
pracsic. Gcu located in yaIiors sections
Of Tie ccGu,ry.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

ISIS stated that Rcd ants nay be ban
isbci FROM a pantry OF store room by
strcwing tbc shelves oith "a small guam.
tits Ok cloves, either Whole OF ground.
J, is said that 500, from stoves and
chimneys thrown on potato vines Wi
drive the potato bugs away
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10
NEWsPAprE LAws

s.'r'acr7 who DO DOT give expresl notice to
vary ate considered as wishing 10 con-
.... .tr D5csiPtion.
..critor5 order The discoutinuancc of
.r.. oria1'c!s. TIE Publishers may coniin uc
81. .--3 'If.u until all srrcayncoi are paid.
.. ..' 3.cr.hc:5 neglect or. refuse 10 take
a, -at .si7 from the UlIice to whj,h they
t. o. 'hc- are he!a Responsible until
,.,e settled lhs!r bids add ord red them
t, l.su.-.
t.- p-r.-u who receives newspaper 40 q
us" a' s; neither he has ordered il ur
.s Dob. 30 .aW 10 be u subscriber.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

d straw has that csn be folded up
.aa rat into your pocket IS among tho
4..as. novelties.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

= few evenings since tic Frankfort
r4uct Band gave an entertainment 10
tlal pIsco, ord realized about 500. FRET.
Do cool iJI Frankfort
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

The Agricultural DcParment csti-
mates Tint ! per ccnt of th5 acreage
Of fcxa7 can trod!oe esoG.-h cotton
to supply the whole world
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

c;-'on lodge No. 81, A. FkA. ~, meet
ga de 27i Friday 10 each month.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

a wicked exchange aays tho new re-.
vision has knocked HI o3. ,hc Hi1lo
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

Josh Billings Bays ,has at enthusiast
il man that believes fh.u. ioar ;imo=
IA much ns bo can prove, snd rto can
provo about four times as mech 80 an.
body believes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

e. 0ew-aiasioncr. CAPT c. s WH,rE.,
place, = Sew days ego, placed in
-.t &su, ara Jroat Pond. Hardy
.ra'g, ncw variety Ct 'Froui, eeycral
a.a., ,.uowa rs "ScA4pdioe," somo-
t.aca called land l0CA S;aimop."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-10

4 Delaware editor, Who Is also q
piiyaicnn, otIors as all Involvement to
New Subscribers, 70 vacciNate every
oHo who viii take his prper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03
Atlanta EXPEDITION +.

From a small beginning the Atlanta Cotton
and industrial Exposition has grown into
large proportions. Originally projected rs
merely competitive exhibition of the cotton
products and cotton machinery of Georgia, the
en,crpr.se has assumed the shape Of a great in,
,ernational exposition of nearly all the more
important agrlCultural, mechanical and com
mercial industries. The cotton industry. IN
all its mniitorm phases, Will, of course, and
by right, take the first place III this exposition,
hut THESE exhibits, which in themselves, will
torn display never before eq"allcd, will be-
supplemented Ivy very complete and interest
ing show OF the hest products Of the ingenuity
and skill of the North and East The cxlusi.
t,on begins on the 9Th OF October and contln-
ues until the end of this year. 1t Will attract
great numbers of people from every portion ~
the South, and II is safe to say that those who
will come to examine It will belong 10 the
thriving, cnferprisDg and progressive class cs
IN the new South. There will I've among them
many whose occupations, tastes and surround
ings lave prevented them from visiting the
North and East, aud who have thus had little,
if any, personal knowledge Of the inn proved
machinery and the economical appliances
which are now used to such great advantage
here, and which would find perhaps an even
greater field in the South. The new South is
well worth close attention on the part Of our
manufacturers and merchants. The Southern
trade, large and profitable rs it now is, is only
flea bite 10 what II will grow to he ere long.
II ls a trade which should belong largely To
New York. and New York shoult take live.
" and intelligent int rest IN cultivafing II and
forming close alliances, mutually profitable,
with those who control IT. For this end The
Atlanta Exposition will furnish most excel.
lent means.-Graphic
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

The plan of charging regular admission
fee has not proved altogether successful at 8
negro camp meeting near Marion, Ohio
Brother Hart had just made tervent prayer
and was lahnring zealously among the mourn
era, when the six members of the Finance
Committee reminded him that he had climbed
over The fence instead OF entering by the gate
They demanded ten cents tor himself and ter
more for his wife, but he refused 10 paw, and
they dragged him eff the grounds. But he
did not long stay expelled. He and his wife
armed themselves with clubs, knocked the
ticket takcr away from the gate, scattered The
opposing committee of SIX financlers, ihrashed
The presiding minister himself, and resumed
their work among the penlienls.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

The lake that has the highest elevation Ct
any IN the world is Green Lake, In Colorado
Its surface is l0,2j2 feet above the level Of the
sea- Pine forests surround 1t, and eternal
SHOWS deck the neighh0ring mountain tops
One Of these. Gray's Peak, has an altitude OF
l4341 feet. The water of Green Lake is as
clear as crystal, and large rock masses and II
peirlfled forest are distinctly visible at the
bottom The branches of the trees are of daz
cling Nhitcness, as though cut ia marble. Sd
mon and trout swim among them. In places
the lake is 200 feet deep.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03
OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1881.
Journal, is curious bit OF literature in this
connection:

Journal, Is q curious bit OF literature in this
connection:
CHEERFUL AI'TOBITUARY.
In the Louisville Medical Herald OF July
the editor, who figures as bes. man, publishes
the following:
THE relations OF an editor with those 70
whom he is accustomed 10 send monthly mes
sages of cheer and counsel become, in time
very tender, and surely justify generous
personal confidence. So We beg our readers
TO give us their confidence while we speak lor
moment Of home affairs
To our readers: Know ye that the lie O; a
w,dower is not happy one. The editor OF
the Herald, after much reflection, has resigned
the burden of widowhOod. He has been tor
tunate enough to negotiate a lite partnership
which will hereafter enable him to sit upon
the editorial tripod in blissful Ignorance OF
| the number of garments on the washing isl
for the current week. and the number Of pieces
missing. He shall hencefOrth be stranger
to the business details of housekeeping. No
more shall he spy the cObweb Suspended
from the ceiling no more shall he attempt to
boss the seamstress and give instructions to
the cook no more shall he have to sit at the
hotel dining table waiting An hour for cup
of coffee Per contra, life shall be worth liv.
ing. The fires of domestic happiness shall be
children shall again have the care and intlu.
ence OF kind and gentle mother. The be-
nign influences of the home circle shall soon
again lrradiate the atmosphere of this long
desolated household. Joy shall sit at the
threshold so long obscured by the gloom of
affliction. The Herald too, shall have new
life. 1t shall bud and blossom forth into the
full frultage of an unprecedented popularity
IN the sacred precincts of the scientific world
Whilst it shall not be every mans friend, it
snail be no mans enemy. Whilst its indie
pendence shall never be questioned Its war
department is hereafter and forever abolished.
Its presiding genius shall be peace and good
will to all mankind The official seal and
stamp shall be affixed on the Nth of July, IN
Coving,on, Ky. The editor and his bride
have engaged passage on the steamship LORD
Cough and will sail from Philadelphia on the
10Th of July, 10 return about the middle Of
ScDtember"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

A man drove up at a terrible pace to the
railroad station at Farwell Mich, and inqulr
ed tor his wife. She had eloped with neigh
Dor. and was about to take tram for the East
THANK goodness, Pm in time" the husband
cried IN great excitement. The bystanders
ante i.,,ed tragedy, and the wife covered in
to seat. Here's your child" he continued
producing little girl Reckon you forgot
her in your hurry. Now you can get off as
fast as you like" Leaving the girl with the
runaway pair, he drove away with his placid
ity entirely restored.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03
Auniaue M.r,iace Announcement.

Mr. Reynolds, of Louisville, married Miss
Matte Bruce, Wednesday night, and sailed
for Europe Saturday. He is SAID by the re-
porter of the C0urierJournai to have "only
met Miss Bruce few months ago. but recog
nized his fate" and the doctor. though only
thirty-nlne years Of age holds high rank ir
his profession" while 1.-The BRIDE looked alto
gether lovely, and in her queenly hearing she
walked in beauty like the night Of cloudles:
climes and starry SKIES"
The following, reproduced by the Courier
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

The fountain Of perpetual youth has been
found at last, nUt in Florida, where The span
lard sought 1t, hut IN Arkansas, already ia
nous for its hot springs and their effect upon
shattered and battered constitutions. In n IA
vored portion of that state, on Greasy creek
fifteen miles northeast Of WltherspnOn, The
spring of springs has been found. Wl'hrr
spoon-and it isn't right to doubt that there
is such place, for the name appears in the
postal directory,-has paper, and the ed't"'
of this paper has been informed by so vera
ciOus person as Baptist preacher that at the
distance from Wilberspoon already indicated,
the mountains give forth forly.gallOn amin
ute stream that has the color of apple cider
and, blest be the goods the gods provide tastes
quite like apple brandy. The veracious preach
er aforesaid, who must have been looking fol-
a earn p.meeting site, gives out that persons
under the Influence of the waters are PERFECTLY
ecstalic, "hugging and loving everybody they
meet" He adds: II never saw the like-chil
dren and boys and girls hngging everyone
they meet Old men and old women, young
men and young ladies, embracing each other
by hugging and kissing. met an old, white
haired man and wOman-l suppose about 81
years Old--and they were hopping and skip
ping like lambs lsaw hundreds ~ ing around
the spring so drunk that they could not stand
up, and they were lying and laughing and
trying to slap their hands. The people call
them the Millennium Springs" Here, al
last, is the happy land of Canaan. nay, the
happier land than Canaan, for, while that flow
ed simply with milk and honey, Arkansas Is
giving forth free apple toddy of The most exhll
a-ating kind. Beneficent nature is there seen
upon genial frolic. 1.-THE Baptist dominic
hasn't any land to sell on Greasy Creek, fifteen
miles northeast of Witberspoon, the emigrn.
ton to Arkansas will at once commence, and
for such unfortunate persons rs have prema-
maturely gone off to Boston for S. sngges-
ton of that fountain of youth IN bottled con.
diton will not come amiss.-ChicdgO Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

Where doctors have failed to cure, and have
given their patients up to die, Electric Bt,ers
have often been used, and cure effected greatly
to the establishment Of all Diseases Of The Stom
acb. Liver. Kidneys and Urinary Organs are posi-
lively cured nv Electric Bitters. They invariably
cure Constipation, Headache and all Bilious At
lacks. Try them, and be convinced that they
are the best medicine ever used. Sold By z. Y.
Griggs, at ffty cents . bottle. (S