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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-06-02
GRAND EXCURSION
To Columbus on Wednesday, June
18TH. 1881.

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad will
run Special Excursion Train to Colum-
bus on Wednesday, June 18th, 1881,
leaving Quincy at As am, to visit the
Penitentiary and other state institutions.
All persons going by this special train
will be admitted to the Penitentiary free
of charge, where visitors can see over
1900 prisoners engaged in the various
branches of manufacture. Ample time
will be allowed to visit the Central Ohio
Hospisal for Insane, the largest building
of the kind in the world, containing over
900 patients. Also the Deaf and Dumb,
Idiotic and Blind Asylums and United
States Barracks, all of which are con-
nected with the centre of the city by
street railway lines, thus insuring a
rapid and cheap means of transportation
to them, All should avail themselves
of the low rates offered by the Baltimore
& Ohio Road, and pass the day among
these beautiful edilices erected in our
Capital City by the generosity of the
people of our state.
Returning the excursion train will
leave Columbus at 6 100 PIN.
In order to allow those who desire tC
remain in the city to attend the various
places of amusement in the evening
the privilege of so doing-tickets will bs
good to return on the regular train leav
ling Columbus at II 90 pm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-06-02
State Convention Delegates.

The County Republican Central and
Executive Committees, met in the Grand
Jury room, on Saturday, A. G. Holloway
of Flushing township, presiding, and
selected the following delegates to at.
tend the Republican State Convention
to be held at Cleveland, next Wednes.
day, viz:
j. S. Ely, 7. W. Emerson, Ezra Nc
Connell. A. J. Baggs, A. G. Holloway, O.
r. Wood, Hon. L. Danford,T. B. Jackson,
Chas. Batzell. Andrew Mcfarland, and
Samuel Thrall.
Alternates-John Sidebottom. w. C.
Burgundthal. w. A. Sharon, John Wat
son, w. B. Kirk, Geo. w. Chessel, Thomas
Wilson, Geo. Crozier, j. NJ. Todd, Ma
than Holloway, W. A. Hunt
A resolution was unanimously adopt
ed, requesting the delegates to support
Gov. Foster for denomination, and Hon.
r. G. Richards for Lieut.. Governor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-06-02
Grand Jury Report.

The Grand Jury concluded their bus
iness on Thursday morning, and made
the following report to the Court:
TRUE BILLS OF INDICTMENT.
John McMillen, robbery
Daniel Lee, 'bigamy.'
Thos. Heyman, shooting with intent
to kill
John Coss, burglary and larceny
John S. Mcdonald, stealing a horse
Thes. Donley, keeping a place of pub
lie resort for the unlawful sale OF
liquors.
Philip Dietrick, keeping place OF
public resort &C.; two bills of indict.
ment,
John Dietrick, selling spirituous liq.
uors on Sunday; FIVE bills of indictment
Jesse Carpenter, selling liquor to be
drank where Sold
Joshua Poulton, selling liquor to be
drank where sold.'
ENDORSED NOT TRUE BILLS.
John Dunn, burglary and larceny
VIM. Hobbs, burglary.
The Grand Jury presented their report
on the condition of the county Jail, and
other matters which was received and
filed, and there being no further business
they were discharged.
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The Normal Institute.

The first Normal Session of the Bel
mont County Teachers Institute, will
be held at st. Clairsville, beginning
July 25th, and continuing four weeks
The object of the Institute is to fur.
nish teachers desirous of rising in
the profession, opportunity of improve
ment in scholarship and methods of
teaching. Glasses will be formed in the
common branches, and in higher studies
when desirable. The Instructors are
Prof. 7. C. Orr, Supt't Bridgeport schools
Prof. A. A. Clark, Mr.. A. S. Heany, Sup't
l.. H. Waters, Mr. A. E. Johnson, Sup't
G. E. Hitchcock, Mr.. M. A. Yarnell, Prof
E. S. Cox.
LECTURES.
Who shall be our Teachers ?-Dr. Robt
Alexander, President Board Examiners.
The Study of the Ancient Classics
DR.. G. C. Vincent, President Franklin
College,
The Study of Political Science-Dr. l.
W. Andrews, President Marietta Col
lege.
Myopy-Its Cause and Remedy-Dr
Geo. H. Close, of St. Clairsville.
Wisdom and Knowledge-T. w. En-
erson, of Barnesville.
The Relations and Responsibilities of
Teacher, Parent, and Pupil-Hon. Robt
E. Chambers, of st. Clairsville.
...... Prof James A. Brush
of Mt. Union College.
The Study of Literature-Prof. E. S
Cox, Superintendent Bellaire Public
Schools.
TUITIoN-For the term in advance
$3.50.
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Legal Notice.

ELIZA SIPLE and her husband - Siple
u (6rst name unknown) and Reed High.
field, who reside at Kelly Station, in the state
of Pennsylvania, and Joseph Highf1eld and
John Highfeld, whose residences are un-
known, will take notice that Morris Cope,
administrator of the estate of Margaret High
field, deceased, on the 81 day of April, A. d.
1881, filed his petition in the Probate Court,
within and for the county of Belmont and
state OF Ohio, alleging that the personal estate
of said decedent is insufficient to pay her
debts and the charges of administration; that
she died seized in fee simple Of the following
described real estate, situate in said county of
Belmont, Ohio, and being part of section 36,
township and range 2; said tract is on south
side of the farm now owned by James Ii.
Drennen, commencing for the same in the
Spring run where the run crosses William
Browns line; thence westwardly with Brown
line to the road from saiG James II. Drennen's
farm to Glenn's run northeasterly course to a
forked white walnut tree; thence leaving said
road and running eastwardly past a white wal
nut tree blaZed and on to said Spring branch;
thence down said branch to the place of be-
ginning, supposed to contain one half acre,
more or less; that said Eliza Siple, Reed
Highfeld, Joseph Highfeld and John High
field are heirs at law of said decedent, having
the next estate of inheritance in said premises.
The prayer of said petition is for a sale of
said premises for the payment of debts and
charges aforesaid.
The persons first above mentioned will
further take notice, that they have been made
parties defendants to said petition, and that
they are required to answer the same on or
before the 9th day of June, A. d. 1881.
MORRIS COPE,
G. W. Carroll, Admir- as aforesaid.
Atty for Plft 28-7t69
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Personal Mention.

Miss Debbie Holloway, of Bridgeport
was guest at the McKelvy residence oI
Saturday.
Rev. j. G. Black and Mrs. Black, spen
Saturday and Sabbath among friends il
this place.
Mrs. Emma Cattell, of Martins Ferry
is visiting this week among her numer
GUS friends IN this town..
Mr.. Jas. Adams, of Wheeling, was Wis
itinglhis mothers family in this place
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Rev. LII. Conkle and children
returned from visit to her friends il
Columbiana county, last week.
Miss Mary B. Lewis, of LaMara, whC
for several days was visiting the family
of 'ye editor" returned home ON Tues
day.
Mr.. Sam Chambers, of Urbana, spent
Sunday in this section; his gentlemen
friends didn't realize that he came es
pecially to visit them.
Will Crymble, one of our boys, has
accepted position in the machine shops
of the Panhandle road at Dennison
Will is an Industrious young man, anG
we hope he will prosper.
Prof. G. w. Elliott, Principal of oul
High School, left on Friday morning fol
his home,in Northwestern Pennsylvania
where he will spend his vacation, return.
ing the fore part of September.
Abel Lewis and Hannah Lewis, OF
GAINESVILLE, who have been visiting
among friends in Colerain township
stopped over IN this place on Monday on
their return, the guests of-the editors
family.
Mr.. Osbun Shannon, of Lawrence
Kansas, the only surviving son of the
late Governor Shannon, stopped over
en- route from the East, and spent the
fore part of this week with relatives in
this vicinity.
Jos. West and Mrs. Laura West, of
Bridgeport, are spending few days
with his father, DIR. Henry West, in this
place. Joe recently returned from a
tour to New Mexico and the Southwest,
satisfied that nowhere is there found
more pleasant and prosperous homes
than in the grand Buckeye State.
Prof. and Mrs. Hitchcock started on
Tuesday vid the T. V. road for Cleve-
land. They will spend a week with Mrs.
HIS mother, at that place, proceeding
thence by Lake and the st. Lawrence, to
Montreal; from there they will goto
East. Hadley P. O., to visit the Pro-
fessor's mother, who resides near that
point, returning about the goth Of July.
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Master G Commissioners Sale
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Aaron w. Gayhart, ct al.
VS..
Peter p. Rnscell at nj

Aaron w. Gayhart. ct al.
VS..
Peter p. Russell. ct al.
NV 11prITp - o. 80. of ao,o :, ~.
oho1a csse ;ssred ond % - - me ea'S 5;ractaS ~ taI
from the Con-, of Common % plsoo Of Ralmon,
.n OI';o =, Iii l,fn. e. 80 "a ~ ~ f,,s
49, ~ tha Gonr. uo,sa IN &, 1la;ro1;iIo 1iHa'
OIS:. y: '.o - 80 ..'.-. :" Nv
On'O, III 'aiu 0oDnty' "n
saturday, June SOth. ISSI,
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NOTICE.

CLARENCE E. WOOD and Pbebe r.
~ wood, minor children of Phebe Wood
deceased, and who reside at Thornburo
heokuk county, Iowa, are hereby notified
that on April 10th, 1881, Richard +. Brackjn
and Israel Steer, administrators of Elisha
Brackin, deceased, fled in the Probate Court
OF Belmont county, Ohio, a petition against
the above named defendants and others, heirs
at law OF Elisha Brackin, stating that said
Elisha made contract, in writing. with
Llndley M. BrackiD, October 2Sth, 1880. by
which he agreed to sell and convey to said
Lindley for $4,000, tract OF land particularly
described IN said petition, and being a tract
situate in sections 10 and 90, township 4,
range 3, Colerain township, in said county of
Belmont, containing ia acres, 1 rood. 5
perches, excepting thereout acres, rood,
~ perches previously sold by said Elisha.
The tract is bounded on the east by the east
lines OF said sections, on the south by lands
OF w. A. Sharon and John Harris, on the
north and west by lands formerly owned by
w. Barrett, L. Walker and heirs of Hughs.
Plaintiffs ask the court to authorize them as
such administrators to complete said contract
upon compliance by the purchaser with its
terms Tine defendants are required to an
swer the petition on or before June 25th, 1881.
RICHARD F. BRACKIN,
ISRAEL STEER, Adm'rs
st. Clair Kelly, of Elisha Braekin.
Atty for plaintiffs. 28~6t
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Legal Notice.

JAMES MoENDREE, Lemuel McEndree
= and Morris McEndree, whose places of
residence are unknown, will take notice that,
on the 9th day of May, 1881, Lee Evans, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Richard Fl. Nc
Endree, late of Belmont county, Ohio, de-
ceased, fled in the Probate Court, of said
county, his. petition against the said James
McEndree, Lemuel McEndree and Morris
McEndree and others, defendants, the prayer
of which petition was to obtain an order of
said Court for the sale of the following
described real estate, to>wit Lot No. 20 and
lot No. %, in the village of New Castle,
Belmont county, Ohio, for the purpose of
paying the debts existing against the estate of
the said decedent, Richard II. McEndree.
The said defendants are required to answer
by the 9th day of July, 1881.
LEE EVANS, Admir-
of the estate of r. II. McEndree, decd.
By Emerson s. Kennon, his att'ys. 12S7t
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THE auditors Of the counties througl

THE Auditors of the counties through
which the Central Ohio railroad passes,
met in Newark last week and appraised
that thoroughfare from Bellaire to
Newark: Main line at $500 per mile
and sidings at $1,000 per mile; the UNI
divided half interest from Newark to
Columbus at $4,000 per mile. The roll
ing stock was appraised at $4,000 per
mile. The structures and water stations
were valued in the aggregate at $I32,940
and the machinery in the aggregate at
$4,000. In Belmont county there are
3205 miles of main track, S272, ,425; 7.5S
miles side track, S22, 2,740; value of build
ings, S1I,270; road tools, supplies, etc.,
49, ,250. Total valuation in Belmont
county is $3s9,s1O, against $39S,665 in
1880.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioners
of Belmont county, al their next session June,
A. d. 1881, praying for the alteration Of q
county road leading from Hanson's saw mill
to Belmont, on the following line, to.wit:
Beginning at or near bridge on the State
road on the lands of lguatius Burns, ST., in
section 16, township z, range 5, Tin Goshen
township, Of said county, running thence
north through lands Of, said Ignatius Burns,
ST., to intcrsect the county road at or near the
old mill; thence along the line of said county
road to q point where it crosses creek;
thence north through the lands Of Thomas
Orr and Sampson Green to intersect said
county road at or near gate on the hnds Of
the said Sampson Green, in section n, town
ship 2, range 5 In said county.
|. 8 5>5t MANY PETITIONERS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-06-02

On Friday Miss Mary Barnes. daugh-
ter of G. W., Barnes, and Miss Ollie
Beam, daughter of Washington Beam,
were driving double-team to buggy
to st. ClairsVille, ,and when near the top of
Good-Intent hill the horses became un-
manageable and started down the hill at
rapid speed; they were kept in the pike
until they reached the hill about one
half mile east of town, near Humph-
rey's. when Miss Beam was dashed out
in the road, and a little further on the
vehicle was thrust against the picket
fence in front of Humphreys, and Miss
Barnes was thrown out against it, re
ceiving but slight injuries. Miss Bean
was considerably bruised about the body
and one of her ankles was badly sprain
ed. The only wonder is that either o.
the young ladies escaped with thei
lives. The horses were secured by MI
Rufus Rose, when they had ran as ia
as his premises.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-06-02

AN exchange has the following which
describes the situation as it frequently
exists in this region: We are in favor
of a law that will compel the owner OF
a deceased animal to bury the carcass
under the penalty of heavy fine. This
paragraph was written in full view of
two dead horses lying exposed to the
hot sun in the gulch below town. Any
person can become similarly inspired by
taking breathing spell from daily labor
some of these fine balmy spring morn
ings, down there. 1t is such things as
these that are calculated TO subdue the
poetic passion, and transform authors
of spring poetry into fiends.
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Call for a Convention.

To tie Voters Of Belmont Count,,, isresrectiire
Of purity or politics:
WHEREAS, it is the interest of all citizens
wv of Belmont county, thatsthe vexed ques-
tion of county seat removal should be
settled and disposed of; and whereas, the
legislature have refused to six thousand voters
and taxpayers, petitioning therefor, the privi-
lege of voting upon the question of removal,
saying, in effect, that petitions mean nothing,
and advising that we first make the issue at
home; and whereas, there can be no more
favorable time than the present for making
such issue.
Now, therefore, we, the voters of Pultney
township, and many friends from other town
ships, hereby invite the voters of Belmont
county to meet with us in mass convention, at
City Hall, Bellaire, Ohio, on
Thursday, June 10th, 1881,
at lO O'Clock am, for the purpose of nominat-
ing, upon the ONE and ONLY ISSUE of the right
of the people of this county to have a vote upon
the question of county seat removal, candidates
for the various county Offices to be filled at the
coming fall election, and especially to nominate
upon that issue candidate for representative
in the legislature.
All voters who can unite with us upon the
above issue, are cordially invited to attend and
take part in said convention.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
S. @. HAMILTON, ByJ.A. GALLAHER.
Secretary President.
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Notice to Builders.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
y until noon on Saturday, June 11th, 1881,
for building Brick School House in Sub
District No. 10, Smith township, Belmont
county, Ohio. House to be 28x40 feet
Specifications are on file with Clerk of Board
of Education. Bidders must conform to the
provisions of section 1888 of Ohio School
Laws. The Board reserves the right to reject
all bids.
By order Board Of Education.
ALEx-/PoRTERFIELD,
E. A. MoBLEY,
DANIEL MYERS,
Building Committee.
Attest: MILES HART, jr.,
5 19-4t Clerk Board of Education
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICES hereby given that in the Probate
lS Court of Bel mont county. Ohio.t under
signed was appointed and qualified as Ad-
mfnistratrix Of the estate of James p. Lowe.
decd.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
those having claims against said estate wi II
present them, duly authenticated for settles
mept MARY o. LOWE,
0 2>at AdministrRtrix.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-06-02

THE Steubenville Gazette seems to
have tired of the bloviating of the Bell
aire papers, and comes back at them
with the following unkind cut:
The Bellaire papers say their Loan
Exhibition is ahead of the one held in
Steubenville. We did not intend saying
anything about the matter, but since
Bellaire has laid down the gauntlet, we
take it up and observe that any one de-
partment of the Steubenville Loan
would oyershadow the whole Bellaire
affair, and we speak knowingly.
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Legal Notice.


DOBERT w. PRICE and Melissa Price,
III his wife, whose place of residence is un>
known, will take notice that, on the 9th day
of May, 1881, William Emerson filed his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas, of
Belmont county, Ohio, against them, the said
Robert w. Price and Melissa Price, defen>
dants, the prayer of which petition is to re-
cover against the said defendants judgment
for the sum of $319 20 with per cent. inter-
est from the 30th day of April, 1881, being a
balance due upon promissory note made and
delivered by the said Robert w. Price and
Melissa Price to one John R. Hunt and by
the said Hunt duly assigned by endorsement
to the said William Emerson, due and pays-
BILE on or before April 1st, 1878, and calling
for the sum of $340 SO, with interest at 8 per
cent. from the date thereof, to-wit; November
Both, 1877; that an order of attachment has
been issued in said cause against the said
Robert w. Price, and process of garnishment
has been served therein against Samuel Hilles,
sheriff Of Belmont county, Ohio. The said
defendants are required to answer on or be-
fore the 9th day of July, 1881.
WILLIAM EMERSON.
By Emerson & Kennon, his att'ys. 5J12>7t
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Colorado Excursion Tickets.-SeasOn
of 1881.

Commencing May 1st the Baltimore
and Ohio Railway Company will place
on sale round-trip tickets to Denver,
Pueblo, and Colorado Springs, good re
turning to October 31st. Tourists can
obtain round trip tickets good going one
route and returning another, enabling
them to visit all the notable points in
the Rocky Mountains and the mining
regions. The through fast trains with
the new B. & o. Palace Sleeping cars
and Dining car attached, make the b.
and o. the most pleasant and comforta-
bic route for inYalids and pleasure seek
ers. For rates, time tables, guides and
the different routes, address W. E. Rep
pert, Passenger Agent, 205 a North High
Street, Columbus, Ohio.
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Administratrix Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that In the Probate
lN Court OF Belmont county, Ohio. the under~
mfnistrtx with will annexed of the estate OF
John Barry, decd, late OF said county.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested 70 make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate Will
present them duly authenticated for settle
ment MARY A. MlLNEk,
2,9v ..-as Administrative.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-06-02
jury in the Weir Case.

Last week the Clerk of the Court drew from
the jury box list of names from which to Sc
lect iurv for the trial of George Weir, charged
with murder in the first degree, and yenire
was issued therefor. If it appear to the Clerk
by the return of the Sheriff, that any person
named in the venire is dead, insane, absent, or
removed. or not an elector of the county, a
number of names equal to double the number
So disqualified will be drawn from the box by
the Clerk as before, and if it appear from the
return of the Sheriff that the names of thirty
six qualified jurors are not in the veEire, he
shall continue to draw from the box until a
sufficient number are summoned. The first
thirty-six Jurors who answer to their names,
and are without disaualifcstions before named,
shall constitute the panel. The defendant has
a right to peremptorily challenge twenty-three
of the Jurors, besides challenging for cause
The State may challenge two jurors perempto-
rily, and NAV also challenge for cause. If cut
of the panel twelve persons qualified to serve
as Jurors are not found, then The panel may be
filled from the bystanders. Below are the
names of the jurors:
/ Abner Lodge, Union township.
> Harvey Milligan, Bellaire, Pultney.
3 Henry Grotz, Pultney.
Isaac Booth, Pultney.
5 l. NJ. Waters, Pease.
6 John Pennington, Pease.
George T. Bulger, Warren.
6 V. T. Morgan, Pultney.
8 Lindley Steer, Colerain.
10 John W. Hess. Washington.
ii Thomas Mitchell, Pease
II William Gladden. Smith.
I3 William c. Rankin, Richland.
IA r. A. McGauhey, Smith.
Is j. E. Sterrett, Pultney
l6 SAMSON Scett, Pease.
II 7. A. Welsh, Washington.
IS j. S. Blaney, Pultney.
l9 Walter Darrah, Peltney.
20 John Gossett, Wheeling.
81 ]. T. Thomas, Pease.
% Nathan Gray, Flushing.
% C. C. Crafty, Pultney.
"a R. S. Moore, Pease.
25 Wilson S. Barton, Colerain.
26 Coon Feeley, Pultney.
% A. ]. Myers, Pultney.
Is Washington Buchanan; Warren.
20 N. D. Reasoner, Pultney.
80 l. H. Day, Pultney.
81 Philip King, Wayne.
80 John McGary, Washington.
33 VIM. Y. Dent, Warren
"a VIM. j. Groves, Kirkwood.
IS Joseph Askew, Washington.
So John W. Gallagher, sr., Pultney.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned has this day filed in the
i Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
County, Ohio, petition praying the Court
for reasons in said petition set forth, to au-
thorize, confirm aud order change Of the
name of petitioner from that of Sarah Jane
Spencer to that of Sarah Jane Wilkinson.
q 2a-5t SARAH JANE WILKINSON.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-06-02

A POST of the Grand Army of the Re
public has been established with thirty
charter members at Martins Ferry, and
is known as ThOburn Post. No. p, in
honor of Colonel Joseph Thoburn one oil
the heroes of Belmont county, who went
down in the carnage of battle. c. C
Irwin is post commander.
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New Wagon and Carriage Shop.

John Aller & Son, wagon and carriage
makers, having established themselves
at John Carlisle's shop, West Main
street, st. Clairsyille, solicit share OF
public patronage. Give them a call
Wagons, carriages. and buggies, always
on hand for sale. (6 2 st.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-06-02

Mrs. LYDIA E. PINKHAM, 2S3 Western
Eve, Lynn, Mass, is rapidly acquiring
an enviable reputation for the surprising
cures which daily result from the use of
her VEGETABLE COMPOUND in all fe-
male diseases. Send to her for PAM
.rnhlafc