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P1Lrsi F1LEsi PiLEsi


A Hufa Cure Round at Last 10 Que
need AuRaK.
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and l1lceratd Piles hiss been discovered By
Iir. williams Ian Indian rDuiedyl called d.
williams indian Ointment A single boz
has cured The worst chronic cases Of twenty:
Ave and thirty yeats standing. No one need
suffer ave minutes after applying this won.
derful soothing medicine. Lotions, ihstFu.
ments and ElSctuAfies do more harm than
good. WilllAms's Ointment AbSotbS the
tumors, Allay6 The ihtenSe itching (particu'
latly at night after getting warm In bedl acts
n a poultloe, gives instant and painless relief
and Il prepared only for Piles, itching Of
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hen. ]. N. Cottinberry. Of
Cleveland, says AbOut Dr, Wllliams's Indian
Pile Oihtmenti have used scores Of pile
cureS, and III affords me pleasure TO say that
have never found anything which rave such
immediate and permanent relief a Or. VII
llAmss Indian Pile Ointment
For sale BY oil druggists, Of mailed on re.
ceipt Of price, 81 90.
West d McConahey, Druggists and Apoth
ecari6s, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio
Logan, List 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel
Ing, VIVA NRSdW
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The brightest flowers must fade, but
young lives endangered by severe coughs
and colds, may be preserved by Dr..
Thomas EClectric Oil. Group, whooping
cough, bronchitis, in short, all affections
Of the throat and lungs are relieved by
this sterling preparation, which also rem.
edies rheumatic pains, sores, bruises, piles,
kidney difficulty, and is most economic,
LAuRhlin Bros & o.. agents.
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or Failing, Premature cray Hair USO

London Hair Reatorer, ipsures new growth.
London Hair Restorer, Restores the color.
London Hair Rsstorer, Exquisite dressing.
London Hair Restorer, The only elsanly and
London Hair Restorer, eAectuGl Hair Re.
London Hair Restorer, Storer In the market.
A toilet luxury entirely free from ali OBJ.
no1ious or unpleasant odor
PHYSICIANS uaE AND RECOMMEND IT.
Some eight years ago my hair commenced
falling; top became quite bald, applied
"LOndon Hair Color Restorpr." My hair
not only stopped falling, but Is now growing
finely, and consider It an invaluable article
for restoring the hair. ]. W. Abel, NJ. D.,
Druggist, 1924 Beach street. Philadelphia.
Price rs cents q bottle, six bottles ~. Sold
by DruRpistS MWFGW
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INV YoRK, Aprll 2-COtton uulet alid
steady at 10 il.l8aio 1916; Futures weak,
FIoni Arm. reeeipti 81 GOO bbls: exportS "a.
60O bbls, snperfine western and state AZ X
al q5. common TO GOOD ii 85sI %, GOOD "a
shoicA SS G1Ss rs. white wheat extra SS ID
"A M sTtrS Ohio and a.. Louis Il IONs 7S'
MINNESOTA patent Ss bOaS 90. Wheat in faiI
demahd: receIpts IN. 600 bushels exportI
ia fIO1 bushels, unpraded spring II l0t nm.
RrSded red 81 IVat 20; No. 8 DO 81 2laI az,
RI . do Il ogi[sI ol, canal Si 9iWaI Tb
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ITO sum II up, six long years OF bed.
ridden sickness, costing 5000 per year, TO.
tai 81, 200-all OF this expense was stopped
by three bottles Of Hop Bitters, taken by
my vile. She has done her own house.
work for year since, without the loss Of
a day, and ! want everybody 10 know II,
for their benefit, TN E. Farmer. MwFdw
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"TO EpJOy Lac, Have Btroug Lupgs,"

Free from coughs and colds, good appetite,
retresh'ng sleep use "Dr. swayne's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry" the best remedy for
week lungs, bronchial aud asthmetc affections
ever discovered. Bold by druggists OF 25 cents
and 81 4 bottle. NRIAR.
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PHILADELPHIA April 2.-Flour dull; Min.
nesota extra IS 00a0 90; winter pateats 50 IS;
Minnesota patent process 81 10. IIye flour un.
changed. Weat DUH No. 2 red track 81 201 ;
rejected track 81 10; No. red elevator 81 2ON
cash No. red April 81 20Hal 2ONi May
o. 20ka1 2ON; June 81 l9Nal l8H, Corn
In good demand; STEAMER track 64c rejected
track $50; sail mixed April 661a551lc; May
o. fa5I<c; June b3hao8Kc Oats, choice
scarce and wanted others In moderate de-.
mand No. ! white 47Hc; No. 2, 44a44IIc:
No. 3 do 43e; mixed 4tc. Provisions quet and
unchanged Butter, new scarce and wanted I;
old dull and prices unchanged. Eggs steady
ct l7al7kc. Cheese dull fair 10 good liza
l1Ac. Petroleum strong at Ike. Whisky
dull and unchanged,
CHICAGO, April 3,-Flour nomlnally uu.
changed. Wheat active and lower; No. 2 red
Chicago spring 81 o. Ifal 03Nc cash; 81 059ka
/ 06h May; 81 06h June. Corn easier at
49, Ia41c casb;i2Kc May; 421Ga42 10 June. Oats
irregular at 81 ITa93I<c cash; S69Ea35Ifo May;
$3.50 June. Rye and barley unchanged.
Pork Ia fair demand, but at lower rates
Of Sl6 90 cash; Sl6 G2X May: SIS 72X June.
Lard easier at $40 62ISal0 IS cash SlO Goa
10 6zk May $40 10 June. Whisky steady
and unchanged.
The following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produce market Saturday,
"a reported by John N. Hoon 4 Co., brokers,
No. IlB0 Main street.
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Dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh, bron.
chlal and asthmAtc attacks, All these dan.
Eerous symptoms are entirely cured BY "Dr.
Swayne's Compound syrupot Wild Cherry
The firSt dose gives relief and The worst
cough aud sore lungs yield 10 Ia healing pro.
perties Bold by ali druggiSts at Is cents and
b. The large size Is the most economical.
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EISA9CIAL AND CoaaEROIAL.


sTocKS-Ths market opened firm but some.
what irregular in the early dsaliugs. speCu.
lAtion soon became strong and rise recorded
ranging from 4 to ~ per cent the latter
Northern Pacific common, and the preferred
selling up 70 az per cent These Shares sub
sequently became weak, closed At q reaction
preferred. The general list was strongly held
during the afternoon and became quite
buoyAnt In the late dealings, the final sales
showing m advances of 70 az per cent,
Western Union, Pacific Mail, coal shares,
Rock Island, Illinois Central and grangers
leading In the upward movement Panama
which last iold at 2ls advanced to 245 bid aud
closed at $50 offered, Tennessee sixes, old,
rose from IS to 81 and reacted to 81; new rose
and reacted 70 90.
TrnnAAntiOnH 90 600 AhAFaR
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PAeiae Expreal lSAVeI wheeling daily,
Trains leaving Columbus Il $50 ?, \, and 6S6 4. Y,
daily except Sunday, a 6t0 2, ", With IleSping ~
attached, arriving IN Chicago d $50 next morning,
BHthA can b secured In advance II UnlOl DOptt
Ticket Once, Columbus,
through Without change from 4tebenyllle last q
Philadelphia and New York, West 70 OolumbuS,
Cincinnati, IouilHlle, indianapolis and 81 Louis,
ESE through rekSt., Baggage Cheekl, sleeping On
3 jos n, BEtLEVILLK Ticket Agent q FGa
Handle Depot foot o. Eleventh ItrOSt, or Il CIV
poktt Otoe, lndeI HeLurO H0uSN, Wheeling,
D, W, CALDWELL,
Gen'l Manager, Columbus, o,
aOn'l Pas. and Ticket Agent Columbus, q,
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I0 rita PE0PLE]

The best evidence Of q physeiAn'S success 10 the
for my professional services prove that have dealt
hoporah aud fairly With th0sO Who have consulted
me- never uhe patients name without permission,
though have many hundred certificates iTOm thOsf
whom have cured after they had been pronounced
inCurabs, A thorough mOdiral education, With
many years hospital experience and familiarity With
therapeutic agents, ClOSe Observance Of Temperament.
Al pscuilFlles and strict attention 70 hyglenic man
AgOinOnt, InIurGB success, II cure 70 pOSSlblB and
frankly give the patient my opinion.
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head. Market nfm mixed PACKING 10 Qua
8 IS; light q e0a6 IS, mainly t6 80; choice
heavy IS 8Ga8 40.
Cattle Receipts 1880 head; shipments
2600 head. Market active, firm and higher
as high 40 Rt any time the past two weeks
common 10 fair shipping "a 40ai 81; good "a
choice IS 00a5 40; exports 90 GOaO 0O butch.
ers' % OCa3 10; stockers' and feeders 70 25a
ZOE; yards well cleared.
head. Market In good demand common Ia
extra "a OOa5 IS.
CtECmNAr1, April a. Cotton steady al
l0xc, Flour stronger, but not higher.
Wheat strong: No. 2 red winter 81 09ii 10.
Corn IN good demand and q shade higher:
spot No. 2 41halsc. Oats quiet and iirtr
No. 2 mixed 87la3So.. Rye 6fm No. q, d 10
Barley strong No., fall y vs extra No. 9
Of SO 90. Bulk meats ftm shoulders d 90
unchanged. Whisky steady at u co. Butter
dull choice Western Reserve 2Ia2Oc; choice
Central Ohio 2Oa2Sc
TOLEDO, April 2-wheAt, No. 1 white
Michigan o. 0B; amber Michigan Il COX No.
2 red Wabash spot 81 U9Hj April 81 cox:
May and June u l0N; July 81 COX; No. 8
E6u OhDhtu " WI Etl6ONeu UtIlCi NIlt q TeU
mixed 81 U7N. Corn tteadyj high mixed
46Xe; No. . spot aud April 46Nc; May 46Hc
rejected 44N6i damaged 42ko, Oats quiet
No 2, a6c.
NEw YoRK, April 2.-DRY Goobs-Busi.
ness continues light with commission houses
and importers, but the jobbing lade 10 fairly
active. Noolerls quiet In agents. hands.
Cottons steady, but Ii moderate demand and
unchanged IN prices. Prints lawns and dress
goods sluggish with agents, but giDghanlS ac.
Tive In first and second hands
NEw YoRk, April 0.--MErAia-Manuise
tuted copper quiet; new sheaihng $50; lngot
lake isaijHe. Pig iron: Scotch oil 76a2I 30
American $50 Ooa36 80; Russia NheetihR SiS o.
ais 60. Cut nails - 0Oas lOs cllnoli q col
8 90.
NiW oALGGSs, April 2.-Cotton Arm, mid
ding lOHc low mIddlihg 9ISc; good ofdi
nary SIC; net receipts 1,7B5 bales, gfosi
1859 bales exports 70 the Continent 6,S6C
balS5i sales 9, 100 bales; stock sol ,7OO bales.
CINCINNATI, April z--Hoes-Quieti com
mon "A 26a5 Is light IS 45ao s. packlnI
Is S5A5 80; butchers % 9Oa6 %. Receipt
go head; shipments 10000 head.
Prr4sBuRcH, April 2--Plf4otEUr- Quiet
crude steady; United certificates S0Hoi re
aned 7jfc for Philadelphia delivery.
NGW Yoak, April 2EwooLr-Dull and un
settled; domestic fleece S6alsc; pulled 2lAlSc
'unWaShSd lIA30o; Texas iAaS2c. ..1
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Cure all Diseases

Caused by DerlpEemsnt Of tho Liver and Bowels
Tho SYMPTOMS Of Liver complaint Ne bitter or bad
taste In the mouth pain 10 the back sides or joints,
often mistaken Tor rhSumaSmi sour Slomlch losa o.
appetite; bOWelS alternately c0stye and lax; head
athei los o. memory, with q p.lntul IenlIiion Of
having failed 70 DO s'nsthng ought 70 have
been dOnOj d'blityi low spirits q thlsE yellow up.
PCaTance 81 the skin and eyes, dry cough often
mist ken for consumption.
SOMETIMES many Of these symptoms attend the dS.
ease, a. Others very few; but The Liver the lArE est
organ 10 th8 b y general the teAt oil the disease,
and II not regu ated 10 time, great suffering WTelch
ednesS aud DeA b will enSue
eau recommend ~ a. eficaci0us remedy for dis.
ease oil the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia, Sim
mona Liver Regulator, LEwls g. WUNpER,
ave have leAtOd IL virtues, personally aud kn W
that for nyspepSH BIllouSness and ThrObblng Head
ocho, L. the best medicine the world ever saw, We
have TILED forty other remedies before blmmonS'
Liver Regulator but none Of them gave uS more than
Temporary RELIEF, but the Regulator not only relieved
hut cur.d uS,"-ED. TkLKGRAPH AND MRAaRA0RR,
Macon, Ga.
j. HI. ZEILIN 81 CO..
PHILADELPHIA.
sOld bV all dFuFPiNtH mhA.NWP
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p r. o o r !!


CAHCRR.-'suaered iOr yeaFJ With cancer. Had II
cut out lhTOe times. II returned after each operation
d. Smith cured me without knife calstic q pain.
MRS. II. NJ, ORCtTT
HUTVRRRD TERRBLY,-"NothlnH seemed 70 help
mo could not get out Of bed. Dr. Smith cured me
after Othen failed" ZEPT PHILLIP,
Wheeling, W. Va,
CATARRH AID DKAVHEsS.-"BelisVed mySeli In.
durable. Sense Of smell gone, fearful discharges,
speech Affected Dr. smith p Sg'sd me- sv,vn,n
DYGPRPHA AND ULCERATED STOMACH -"TrOlt
cured mel THOMAS HOLT; Insurance Agent,
Had them Of PH'Ssn yGEs R5 S%h
RHEUMArIsM -"SuHOred tOrtureej joints dOiOTm.
Cd treated for years without RELIEF D.; Smith
'' REy. aRSGY .. RHDuHLD writes: "bSaT sif =
Ing from Catarrh and Lung Complaints, You have
worked W0udeu 10 my Wlte'B caB0."
RRY, no LADD, writes :-"DF. Smiths PROBES.
IiOnal services In my family have been most tiaiao.
tory and 0orsme1d him 70 ali - gentleman and a
Ma AGRaLRRT KoLD Says;-"I had been suffer.
ing for seven yOars and II Gted by many physicians
for Dyspepsia. DR., smith sald bad taPe-WOVu
and ID 6iGOt hours removed monster, 100 eet long
FEMALE CONFERENCE.-The years 10 hospitals Tor
females give me peculiar advantages In such caAcs.
Persons cured Of Consumption, Disease Of Heart,
Liver, stomach, kidneys Skin, Blood, Nervous Al.
tCc IDnBRnd Weaknesses Of Men and Youth, 9crofIlA
and Asthma testify 10 my BucoeSs.
PILEs cured without the knife.
Patients At distance may be treated BY letter and
mtillAetioD guaranteed chart for Sef examination
sent on receipt OitWO thSscent stampa. and advice
returned te0,
nj. tot ?: IN, daily. Sundays from 2 6P' in. Call
j. Ii. SMITH. M. D.,
dol No. 0l Twelfth b., Wheeling, W, Va
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Bible Society Meeting.


The Hampshire County Bible Society
ne'd It's Alb Annual Meeting at the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday eve
ming, Sept. 18th, 1881. at a, o clock
and was called to order by Judge JAS.
u. ARMSTRONG. President.
The opening services were conducted
by Rev. H. p. West.
The Society was addressed BY Rev,
W. 4. Lone. Agent for West Va, OF
tue American Bible Society. Mr.. WEST
and Mr.. FINLEY.
ihe Executive Committee, through
It's Chairman, presented its report for
the past year. The Treasurer and De.
pos'tary reported u balance Of $50 IS.
anu books OF the value of S5l 95 ON
hand at the close Of the year.
Sixty-two members we're enrolled for
the next year and SIS SO subscribed.
The Society then proceeded to elect
officers for the ensuing year, which re-
suited in the reelection Of the old off.
Z r - 800
GERS, to wit:
Judge James d. Armstrong, Presi-
dent William H. Cookus. Esq, Treas.
urer and Depositary. and Henry b Gil.
keson, Secretary.
The President appointed. "a the Ex .
ecutive Committee, Revs. II. p. West, c.
A. Joyce and q. w. Finley.
1t was ordered that the proceedings
OF The meeting be published in the South
Branch Lt.Higencer.
The Society adjodrned With singing
and with prayer and the benediction bv
Rev. G. w. Finley.
DIR. Lone spent several days in our
community looking after the interests
of the Bible cause. by his personal
Efforts he increased the subscription to
$76 As. ii. Is. GILKESON, Sec.
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The State Fair at Wheeling comes
Oft, commencing October 10th. and
continuing to 18th inclusive. The
large Exposition Hall with its Rock.
cry and Aquarium, containing over
300 fish embracing all the varieties
known in the lakes and our rivers.
and a grand display OF Art, Textile
Fabrics. Machinery, &C., will be worth
the cost of trip to gee: whilst Ma.
chinery Hall, full of Agricultural Ma
chinery. Engines, &C., will present
one mass of machinery in motion.
Horticultural and Floral Halls will
not fail to attract & please the visitor.
Trotting, Running and Pacing Races
each day. with grand Tournament on
Friday. October 14th, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. under the management OF General
Robert White. Go to the Wheeling Fair,
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NJ Ar FRIED.

At the residence of Samuel McGls,h-
cry. in Green Spring Valley. on Thurs.
day. September 22nd, by the Rev. G.. W.
Finley, Rev. NJ. w. WoopwonrH TO
Miss ISABELLA RAYMOND. daughter of
the late Rev. Moses Raymond.
At the residence of Mr.. Richard Po-
land. on the 25,h inst by Elder ID. B.
Arnold, Mr.. JACOB w. HEARE To Miss
MARTHA j. POLAND, all of this county.
On the 22nd inst. in Piedmont. by
Rev. G. W.. Hobbs, Mr. JOHN SIoLER to
Miss NARY Ii. JOHNSON, all OF Mineral
county.
On the 18th inst at Deep Run, Min.
eral county, by Rev. john +. Sharpless.
Mr.. EDWARD n. MYERS to Miss Lucy
RHODES. all Of that county.
At the residence of Mr.. Henry Nov.
ere. on the 4th inst, by Rev. L. e. Cald.
well. Mr.. WILLIAM II. CUPP. OF Rock
ingham county, to Miss LYDIA HAIRLESS,
of Hardy county.
BY the same, at the residence Of Mr..
VIM. Strauderman. on the 18th inst,
Mr. JACOB NJ. wnIrMoRE to Miss JEMI.
MA V. JENKINS, all of Hardy county.
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FROM SLANESvILLE

MIR. HARPER Items Of interest Arc
very scarce here at this time. Farmers
are busy getting reaiy to pu, in their
fall crops.
There has been great deal OF sick.
ness and quite a numb Of deaths in
tue southern part OF Gore District. Sew.
erai new school. houses arc under con.
tract and will he erscied this fall. c..
n. Hiett is erecting some new buildings
on his farm.
Elder Kinc.id has been holding a se-
ries of meetings at zion Church du ing
the past week. Several persons have
been baptized.
Quite number Of persons arc loav-
ing here for the Page Valley. They
have obtained employment at the large
tsnnery at Luray.
A Brass Band has been organized a,
bIoomery and have already made con.
siderable progress in playing.
NORMAN.
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Appropriate services TO the memory
Of President GARFIELD were held in this
place on Monday las. in conformity TO
the proclamation issued by President
ARTHUR. Business was suspended from
II o'clock n. until 5 o'clock p. NJ, and
memorial services were held in the
Methodist +. Church, South, aud in the
NJ. +. Church, colored, the latter at IL
o'clock a. NJ. and the former at s O'clock
=. NJ. At the formor Rev.s r. SMIru
son, o. p. WIRGMAN and C. A. JOYCE.
were present Rev. Mr.. Joyce being call.
Cd upon made some touching and appro.
pirate remarks. The Pastor OF the Pres.
byterisn Church, Rev. G. w FINLEY,
and tho Pastor Of the M. f.. Church.
Rev. III. p. WEST, being absent, no ser
wees were held in their Churches.
Circuit Court in regard TO the obser.
vance of Monday adjourned over on Sa.
tu'day last until Tuesday.
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uA1rAANsSiLLE, w. VA, Sept. 81.
MAJ. HARPER.-Dear Sir: We are
not exactly patching" bat sleep in a
tent and take our meals with Mr. ii. r.
Murphy. Mr.. John s. Arnold. the own.
or Of the property on which Mr.. M.
lives. is having the house repaired, and
this forces as to "seek shelter in an
humber she'd" Messrs. James & Will
liam Psrrili are doing the carpenter work
and, from present appearances. they will
soon have q handsome and comfortable
house where used 70 stand . very di.
lapidated one.
Our canvass house is q very crippled
looking affair, and should like TO de.
scribe it to the hone people. IL l could.
1t was intended merely to keep the sun
off our bed, during the day and shelter
US from the dew ut night and, therefore.
we we're not very particular in selecting
site nor in erecting the tent. but il
the bad weather, which has already kept
us in our tent much longer than VIC at
6rst expected, should continue. We will
soon be more fully persuaded than ever
OF the truth Of that trite old maxim,
What is worth doing at all is worth
doing we'll" The door of our house in.
clines ut mn angle Of about IS degrees
(nedriy.) Is hay stubble. which the long
drought and hot sun has made so very
sleek We can scarcely stand. the whole
OF it is covered with long wheat straw.
which every one knows does not make
1t bit easier to stand on. If you ever
slept on the hillside, you can form some
idea of how we sleep in our hill side
house. Those who take the upper row.
OF beds when they retire soon slip down
to and sometimes into the beds below.
while those below move on down and
''lodge" against the board at the lower
end OF the tent IL reminds us OF the
song about "Old Uncle Ned" who slept
with his knees drawn up TO his chin,
Aud the bed bugs had to clear the track
When no stretched out agiu."
We may replace our men every hour
in She night .hut the lower boys must
"clenr the track when the upper ones
slip down Ggin." One man awokc
the other night and found one half OF
himself on one side of chair post and
the other on tho other side. lie waa
srouscd from bis quiet SUMMERS by the
cool night air and s,raws tickling his
face and feet.
have learned since writing before,
that tho Dung man, who wrote that We.
~ affcctionate letter to his "darlin,' has
nicces. We got a glance at a letter re.
ccivcd by one OF the young men the
other day and will have something to
say about it in our next. We had fine
rain of about three days continuance
last week. which gives to the fields the
appearance of spring time again.
u. KNOW.
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MedtcaL College Of TTr6iRtu,
RichU1OHd va.

Regular Session begins October lst, and con.
tinues seven and half months intermediate
Examinations on The Elementary Branches AZ
the close Of FIRST session. Final Examination
on ibe Practical Branches At the end OF sTCoED
ession. Fifteen mouths Collegiate lnstrucs
zion Daily examinations and Rotations on
y four Lectures day Ample opportunities FOR
Clinical Study and Practical Anatomy. Fees
for the Whole Course, Sl25. For announces
ment or particulare, address J. b. McCAW, n.
d, Dean, Richmond. Va.
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