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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

trczne measure like dis, jestice has de honor ter send man ter de pen an l has gibben de young gen1emsn de full benefit ob de enactment. Ef l didn't hzb no more sense dan ter kesch shoul- der when could hab grabbed ham gist as easy. would ax fur de darkest cell tn de Iunatir 'sNlum.r
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

\ CORRESPONDENT wants io know s7.leihins in regard to Arkansaw religlon. z religion of ,his state Is very much he same aS ,ha; which characterized 1t =, year. The deacons pray just as loud
 ! the contribution box is just as empty.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

Roelok kNoIl x trying to recover s, lo>i reputation. A r. Donan has ne into thc land business and :, no ser watching Proctor. he may, by .eiouS management. clam some of hls e.-io2s self
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

I'll AKktN- M TKtVtEER has more i.a,ien than any paper of its age in world. and m inc opinion of the New esk ->,H 's Inc most widely quoted pa .r u .tmcri...
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

SEsERN religious organizations 1T the tn haze re- cn;ly sent people into Ar N lsaw to reform he people. Some of :. !. e missionaries behaved themselves Ners ee.l bui more than few of them have cen arrested for drunkenness.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

A,=. rule our lawmakers are pretty ..gp men. but they should engraft in d
 the difference between insanity and deliish disposition which prompts a . in iakc inc life ef :. human being.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

Tn RIs. MK. TN tkGf Is still firm s,.e:esaacIot h.s- -fai;h. -resardless of the excavations made by Mr. Beceher and o:fer men of distinction.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

\ WRITER says that an American wo- ms beauty is her oro~nlng glory. Well. Nes. any woman beauty IS her efowning
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

Nothing like undertaking human na- ture. A southern farmer placed his hen coop right in the middle of his water meioA patch, and every darkey that came proving around debafed with himself uu- hl daylight as to which he should tackle. --CAkrekeHd Eoics
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

Thurlow Weed. the distinguished jounaiis, has passed away from the scenes of newspaper strife For years he has led quiet life, that is, he has been known tonewspapers- In his death the international press sustains ioss
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

= SINCE the recent election the repub6a cans have not been nearly 90 much ia favor Of the local option law. Even pol
 isics has the elements of inssruction.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

/An English magazine has come to the conclnxion that great eaters are never in teIlec1aal men~ in this country the rule IS snGnewhat differen,-insellec;ua men are s1adom great eaters. They can't al
 ford 10 be.-P&ika1sltAI brsgs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

A pke in Hagtey's .Hagazis< is signed ~ B. CT Characterissic of the anecdose. HeScse Christ you kno~.-ARKANsaw TKIyNER It was probably inserted as m Ab.-Rieksrsad Bakos.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

THi poiitieian who cries for hos and -sz.noay usually wants hog and horniny-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

The Philadelphia ,SafH,day .MsAt IS one of the best weeklies in the United States. lt is high in tone. pure in moral and should find place in every house hold
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

-I ye you ny vord dat I'm speaking lcoaEs yoa give me your word, she re- ltssea1 oiaseEiy, :. hecanse 10 one else wia
 ffahn G--Exrkasxs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

Bon dresses will come quite low this seazpr rL0sdos Qsees. Don't go ofE. now. d order half dczen the above slz1G nt does not re<er to the psice.- Eiar bad Slksrksy M7gkf.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

The weekly lisito, has begun i;s career at Lynchburg. Na. l, Is crediia- ble publication.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03
JOURN NALISMS.

The Cleveland Snn has enlarged itself. The Sks is one Of the bes; papers n he
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
aae-ess.

E.tsre5 iftst Peife-fer at Llait Rass. .fyt. C s-1si tl7s wal vsa1ey.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

/ Several days ago, 1t was the plensure ok the ARKASsaw TRAvELER to met Col. Bob Crockett, editor of the DeW-1f Slsas- 0. Gel. Crockett is one of tAe most widely known newspaper men in Arkan- saw. His distinguished ancestoef and his own ability have made him ullpnal character. As writer of pure Ascan pleasantly. Col. Crockett has no ssQkior and as an old tune, high-toned gsols, man. no one can surpass him.
 Mx- Volney Jameson, recently of tke Pinnacle Springs LedgO, and who ibr some time has engineered the course efa Conway paper, has taken place on | E L::::!e Rock D<=eHrsk Mr. Jameson a writer of correct English and is man ef ability and intelligence. NIT. John Gie occhio. who has recently taken a plsfe the Democrat and who like Mir. Jamesd
 is in the news department no doubt fee(
 and appreciates the acquisition
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT FISHES.

Much interest is now being taken
by scientists Ia regard to the habits,
instincts, and emotions al fishes
Naturaiists have generally accepted
Cuvier's view, thar the existence OF
hshes is n silent, emotionless and iov-
less one; but recent observation tend
TO show that many fishes emit vocal
sounds, and that they are susceptible
OF special emotions, particulrly such
as regard for their young, attachment
among the sexes and for locality
Among homogeneous fishes there is
often seen decided evidence OF watch-
fuiness over their Young, in which tie
males not infrequenily act an import.
ant part. Among nest-building fish
es tie male often prepares the nest.
Among some who do not build the
nest the eggs are carried about in the
cheek hollows of the male. Cases
have been noticed where male fishes
have remained in the same spot in the
river from which the female had been
taken. A case is noted where. after
pair had been separated, both ap.
peared miserable and seemed nigh
unto death, but on being united again
both became happy In fish battles
1t Is sometimes noticed that the con.
querer assumes billiant hues, while
the defeated one sneaks off with fad
ed co.ors, the change evidently hav-
ing been brought about by emotional
feelings. There are certain classes of
fish that are capable of kind of or
ganzation for acting in concert for
common defense or to attack com.
mon enemy. The remarkable success
which has OF late attended the breed
ing OF fish has shown that "a Il mat
ter of economy an acre of good wa
ter ls worth more to farmer than
the area of the best arabic land. This
subject, in all its bearings, is one that
deserves even more attention than II
las hitherto received FIX.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

An act passed by the last leuisla-
ture makes II incumbent upon every
physician OF surgeon TO keep IN Il book
provided Tor the purpose a record at
once OF the death OF every person dy-
ing IN this State upon whom lie has
attended al the time of such death.
and lie Is also required 10 give such
record 10 an assessor, once a year,
when called on. And every Justice
or coroner is required TO keep n like
record OF deaths ia relation to which
inquests are taken 10y him. and give
Il copy thereof 10 any assessor whene.
Yer called on by him for that purpose,
annually, MS far as the same relates to
deaths IN SUCH assessors district. For
any neglect or failure to perform this
duty they shall forfeit twenty dollars.
The new Pharmacy Law, ALSO passed
last winter, requires every one wish
ing to sell drugs 70 pass an examina-
ton before the Commissioners OF
Pharmacy aud be registered, paying
s. for the privilege and then TO obtain
license from the County Court cost i.
ing Sll.25, but any county or village
merchant can sell all things usually
kept IN drug stores, except few we'll
known poisons, without any such re-
strictions, penalties, or taxes, as are
imposed upon druggists.
No one, except registered drug.
gists, can now sell arsenic, corrosive
sublimate, red precipitate, strychnine,
opium. croton oil, creosote, chloro-
form, laudanum, paregoric, white Wit.
riol, blue vitriol (blue stone). sugar OF
lead, caiomel, quiuinc, cinchonidia,
carbolic acid, oXalic acid, rats bane.
The penalty for this is fine Of from
S25 to 800 for each odense.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
Baltimore C0ttJe .A0rket.
MONDAY. Nav /. 1882.

MONDAY, May !, 1882.
)n'le nre sold st these figures live weight
Dogs are sold st let weight th-i u 20 psr
cent generally OF from live weight sheer
are sold gross, that is live weight; or moth
ing Of
BEEy CATTLE. The offerings were Of an ins.
proved average quality ~ COBaIarcd with laEt
weeks receipts. and yticas were ia c better
thSn they Ware then, the aCtsGi advance 10 val
ues being considered fully &c iu view Of tire
improved general quality. Tie msrIst uas &C..
i've throughout, al operations were over EtGp
cssbet hour ihfn usual. Prices RAGGED f-sus -
90 10 -, with most gsles nom g 7JCg57 - per
% los.
Prices Of Beef Cattle ranged "a eolloss Best
20 % - 90 That centrally raitd frat
qH'lV % 2, 2 81. msdiam or good fair
q4slity o., n, 80 tpf cidIu--y ;Lin Ctesls
oxen FGi Cnws . 90 "a, - 3d. Extreme
raase CT prices % O. - co Most " tue
sales were from 10 % ST. - Dor 100 IN.
lEs cai.I1 received were 4s3 bead from Penn
90 i,om Ma, Rnd 1871 tsud from Uhio--tot.i
receipts Tor lbs week SIS head against a31 last
week sod i'4 nssd Same uu.e last year. Jr the
oBr'nPs ~ bead were taken by Baluf- ore
butchers, cold TO ka1teru spesulators au3
head 70 " ssAlngion City dealers Total
sales iJf $50 veeA r54 head ssailsl 7zg last
wsCt, u-j s'j head same ti.no lat wear
o".AE Tue receipts show sGght increase
o'ti I'b' week. md ,te quality IL fully ~ Enca
W" 'hen. 7ts isnaud u only moasr,i -
$500 ~ ihe improved prices. tie Lu'cbers
o-'5 u'!ifZ HOGS ~ they reed them Prizes
~ -h'ancs q tuus t. since las, Neek
80. t''F ~ g ~, LOO Costs with U.osf
$50 ''r'a l0i ftlo4 cetis rer 10 not so8
..so5i. ','- OF bigger 6gurs5. Receipts this week
49,. 800 "eHo against 5Jc, ias, " cuk sui BOO lead
'Hnr time lsst wear
SHr-P hsr Lana Trade IN Sheep has been
quite achve, toe offerings beink very light
Iaey we're sp'd Qua ~ 40 esdy hour 1T lmprov-
al prices. Lambs havs bess ia sspuiy eYcrsg-
ing the demand sUd Lsuv ct tte1i had 10 be
reslInped Est ~ owners Iiss We quots clip
pea Sheep ~ 4faoI c-ais sud v,o1t d. 4r.7le
"Hm"s fta.iO ,cuts per 10. grus5. with but f.w
az Toe latter price. The sheep we've Of g. supo-
nor ErHde 10 those ~ lN-, week Rsceir,s This
week 4fs5 bead sg-irst 4tos last week. end
tilS sAfoe time last vezr San
Tor the wees ended Apui 3Uth 10 car loads
o. stock arrived. of which 50 w..o by North ira
tolirHi. So By Western MARYLAND. aud 70 by
baiuuJfs md Potomac Railroad
lALI3O-E GRAIN MARKET Tues.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
a Fight with the Apaches on the
Mexican Border.

Washington, May 2.-Geu. Me-
Dowell has sent the following dispatch
to the War Department: Capt. Tup-
per, sixth cavalry, in command Of 81
and NJ COMPANIES, reports from camp
on the east side OF Animas Mountain.
April %, as follows: Jumped large
force Of Indians at daybreah this morn
ing about 80 miles east OF Cloyerdale.
Killed II or Is, among them Loco's
son captured seventy head OF stock.
Engagement lasted till u NJ, but We
were unable to dislodge them from Il
very strong natural position. Tho
stock YVES cut Of by cavalry in the fret
charge and under fire. Withdrew
my command quietly and without
loss or apparent encouragement 10
the hosi!les. During the fight Loco
endearOred TO induce our scouts to
turn againstus. Ourcasual,ies were {:
IN company NJ. one man killed and
one wounded; In company Q, one
man wounded slightly and two hor.
ses killed All the men behaved hand
somely. It appeared our last chance
at the hostlleS, fright on the Mexican
border and they seemed tomewhat
desperate, as their force was at least
four times greater than estimated by
me BY direction Of Gen. Forsyth
will proceed i'll further pursuit to NOR
row
A dispatch from Tombstone, Ari-
zona, says that fears are felt for the
safety Of Fort IIuachrca. The fami
lies of Capt. Upper, Dave, Haskell
and four others are there, and only "a
few men to guard the post Voiun,
tCcrs arc NrrAn;L;nn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
We'll Endorsed by our Own Citizens

Well Endorsed by our Own Citizens.
No matter how useful anything may
he III Itself, good Inducements seem
TO increase lis usefulness greatly by
insuring wider field for the dis.
play of It's special merits. We were
thus impressed in view of the follow
ing statements received ~ one OF our
representatives, from leading iudivi-
duals connected with some OF the lar
gcst enterprises in our midst. A.
mong others whose testimony was
freely given was w. ii. Stcarus, Esq
Master Mechanic OF the Conn. River
Railroad, residing 1T No. g Boylston
street, who observed st. Jacobs
Oh has had remarkable effect among
the men employed here. One OF
theRa jammcd lis arm very badly, and
by the use OF st. Jacobs Oil was great
~ benefited, and the ann was healed.
Another used 10 for severe rheumatic
pains in iGc knee, and pronounced {
OIL complete success ava he WAS cur.
ei by Its uso Mr.. a. Il Taylor Of
tic Ray & Taylor Manufacturing Go
was pleased to say 'By aunt, Mrs.
PiIIsbury. Of Mount Clair, n j.. while
visiting at our house tried ST. Jacobs
Oil for rheumatism and neuralgia, and
found immediate relief every time.
Size pronounced Il the best thing she
bad ever tried for the trouble. Nj
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
N A Va RTE ID,

On the lsi inst, Ut the residence OF
tho BRIDES father near North River
Mills, by Elder ID. b, Arnold, sir. EVAN
MCDoxALD 20 Miss MARY Z. HoCKxAE.
both OF thia county.
On the 28bh ult.. at Pleasant Dale, by
Rev. A. Il. Blue, M. JAMES J. MAR,
POLE to Miss s. Sonia WoLFoKD, al.
Of this county.
On the s'a OF May, st the residence
Of Wm. Donolaeon. Esq. in Green
Spring Valley, by tia Rev. G. w. Fin
ley, Mr. WALTER HANNA to Miss L.
Ella DONALD soN, both of this county.
GA he 23rd ult., a. the residence az
tie brides father, near HeudsYi.le, J .
Is. kALBAUoH TO Miss MAMIE j..
daughter of samuel Rink. all OF Miner
al county.
Ga the 9th ult., in Keyser. by Rev.
Z. no!fDsn, Mr.. WELLINGTON B. Bur
Gao, TO Miss MARTHA Is. EVANS, bot !,
70: Grant county.
On the Fad inst., near Winchester. at
the residence of lion. John r. Wall,
grandfather II tho bride, by Rev J. 2.
q rAhHm, ID. D., JAaEs &. GILsrxT. OF
Assou City, lows, ~ Miss MaRIr PAN
COAST, eldest daughter OF Thomas A.
NaA, NJ. d., OF Capon Bridge, this
county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
EvJEsaE JAMES is DEAD. -,.,a

q & 70 - n -. w n ~ II II -
~ For the Illustrated Lives aaG AHveEtufcs
Of craGs and Jsssc James snd the Younger Bro,
'ncr5, the sOted WssteIG Outlaws By lion J
a. Dacus, pa d. 4 true aud thrilling account
Of their bold operations for 90 yesrs, in &C raa.
~ Sisics cad Territories. with graphic stsis
me7, o. Tie GEGl .Irzsdy il 81 Josepn Fro
fnsciy illustrated, ircluaiag engrsyiugs OF tue
utiaw Jss3s JAmsa before and alter desh, bic
yoHsg wife and little ctiidrcn, the detectives
FoH13. ibs house Of the last siruzgl. and 90
olhers. engraved from actual Photographs
4 GENTS WANTED send Tor fui pa-ticU
"a lars aud be con7iuesd that tbisi, ise MOS;
s-isbIe sad prafn cable book published or, 70
s1vo time, send 30 coats at pace Tor Can vassinz
S9ek md stsis yals cL3ics Of iovbshiys
Addsoi3
n. -. THOMPSON & co
Publishers ST. Lass. 40.
April 81, 1892 a.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

Just received, beautiful line Of Cas-
simsres-noVci styles aud excellent
qusli;y-snd 80 will rake suits up 20
order at very modclste prices. Also.
an excellent line OF Ladies' fine City
made Shoes Kid, Pebble Goat, &c.
&c, in button. side lace and front lace.
Every pair OF our City made goods war
raatod. GfLKEscEs & puGE.
Romney, May 5. 1882.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

days market wss as follows: Whest
Fal'z A; Longbsrry l46,9 81 So {;
Corn, white. 81 cts and yellow, S1CaSS
cts; Oats 56@55 cents; Rye 95(Sloo
Cts. rer bnshei.
In Winchester on Tuesday las. w hsa.
al 81; Corn aui Oats 90 anil 90 cts.
peT hushel
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

BRowN's IRON Buffers is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic. which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

Thomas Moore, claiming to be 9
B.sltimorean, has been convicted in
the Circuit Conrt OF Berkeley county,
on the charge of robbing a man in
the Eagle Hotel, Martinsburg, and
sentenced 10 the penit cntiary for two
Ycara.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

GHi. week 70 yogr ON town Terms aad
zoo IS 1utfl Tree address Is. uALLETT
Co. Portland Maine.
\ psi T. 1889 ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

Ic rear. Postage P...a.5. -
Siug.r Ega.eIr fo1r Gents .t.a
One Sound tc..Ht iar poe. WI. tafates lr..
ir in N0v,misr Price. 81 g5--t,osiags % rfeil.
Cover ior "lu-rx f.cp.e' fof tes,. 81 ca..t.-
pos'aqs . carts additional
ksni'lsHcts sa1gld ~ made by Paet-Once
Ao1.f ur1cr ~ braf, io o- 10 eHrees OF ioss
- ArHspHyrf4 csc gof % copy jhis ad-tI.
Lsf1.ert T.taoat tlc sEfiess order Of HhaeEs
}pDIpra.
Aaife5 uARpEs . BROTHERS.
HDYsmSt1 1851 Esw Y0.k.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
Romney, May 5. 1882.

FEAPFU1. CYcLoyE.- On the afternoon
Of Tie 18Th ult., Brownsville. Saline Coz.
Missouri, was sHspt by p cyclone II
came in the shape OF fnnroI- shAped
cloud. tic broad end downwards, swept
through tho tom with roaring noise
sud totally destroys ell over twonty-cight
of the principal business houses. Large
brick business blocks were ground into
powder Dwellings, were crurnhlod up
or scRt.ersd everywhere. Hotels were
crushed. Nothing stood tbGt was cree.
10 tie way Of tho hurricane. Nsa Who
were rl:h when to sun rose thRt morn-
,nK, wero withoJ. dollar when il sol.
a school house coulsin.ng tLir.y -Rsc
children vac scattered over tho prairie
3 mile from is foundation and tbs chill
dren carried long distance; mary
sore seriously burt but none Totally
Thus far 70 has bscn sscsrtDi1ed that
eli yat persjns were killed au about one
hUnlroI and fifty wounded. The dam
ago 90 property Is estimated 81 $3.50, 900.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
"BUCHuPAIBA."

Quick, complete cure, al sanoy ing
Kidney, Bladder on 7 Ug'us-y Dsy.s5s.
81 Druggists
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

MR. HAErER: Below is The euumea
ration Of youths Of school age in
Hampshire county for tbs ysar 1882, as
compared with tina, Of 1881:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

Wild Bill, Buffalo Bill, XII Carson.
Capt Pare. CaBt. jack, Texas
Jack, California Joe.
Aud Other celebrated Indian Fish,ery scorts
HunIrro snd Guides. 4 book Of Thrilling Al.
ventures " tbo Plsi9s. Fights viii 'edarsi
Grand Buffalo hlu'si Desperate Adventure
HHroT EfcSPes Wonderful shooting srd
Riding Wid Life 10 me Far WestI Ie4 N.
lusTat'ons rs Fsi-psea Color,d Place 2
The graDaes1 book for q gsu,s ever published
R,ct-aBerdcd D. Aajor-Oen N0utt. Buffalo
B'ii scd maly others Poaiivoly outseiis c.eiy
ln'ak else 90 yages pfico 81. 90. Aeea 81
complete o1'8t Do tsg8 CgIGt ara oogr fse
- a3 ~ ".ite 10 cree fof srercr. On iona
s.a IIur'rsioj c,rrsisr1. to HISTORICAL
pJSiioHiaC CO., 53l p 40 &c. St Iona
90. 1gI,s ~. Isa-.--4..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

" a.
sT21.ii q Extra Daily.
l. ~. {. NORTON. AGENT.
air,,, Ioas,,. No. 81. A. F. n A. ~, meet.
o. tas Std Friday in each month.
4 rosloiiice l-,a been established at
"m,.n Grun. county, and Nm L. Pan.
sry appointed postmaster
2.e Comet will DO visible TO the ne
.,1cle on Monday night next.
.oa visitor, on SATURDAY, GuIrEAu,
&c sssatsin, said: Yes, some big of
acs aolie5s have been benefited by nv
set, and they should stand by me. /,
il ire NOW !or them to show them.
sc!rlr.'
Messrs. DAVIS q EROS. are shipping
Eastward from Doe. Park vast amount
orss~eG lEmher.
We rpdcratani from friend, that on
F,iInY morning last. whilst ont huntiug.
i.r. "AsHINaToN WAtEER. OF Hardy
county, in attcmp. to climb over a
fence, tho rail breaking, the gun was
discharged. resulting in his death.
CORPORATION ELECTION. An election
COT town officers came eff 3, the Court.
I.ose or Monday las, when the follow.
ar gentlemen were re-cIec'e d: 4. T..
NH'.G, fsg Mayor. Messrs. THOMAS
Is, hrl.rE and TOBIAS MYTIHoER, AL
s-rmcn; Nessrs, ST. FLouREoY, I. II.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
Ssr,a,lI. Ohio. Nov. ae. 1851.

Marsh.!c, Ohio. nov. 20, 1851.
Gen,lemen:-ihsvo suffered with
PAIN IN my side and back and great
sorene.s on tEy breast, with ahoot-
Tag pains all through my body. at
tended With grea, weakness, dsprcs-
sion of spirits, Rad lo.s Ct appe-
lite. i have taken several different
medicines. and was treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
neys. aud spleen. but | got no relief.
J though; would try Browns Iron
Bitt-ss have now taken one bottle
and hall aud am about ,zeil-pain
ia side and back all gone sotensss
eli out Of my breast. and I have q
good appetite. sud arn gaining IN
strength and flesh. Itean justly be
called tae hing 81 --.sG:ribsSs.
JcEn l.. ALLENpEs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
SKINNY MEN.

wells Health Renewer" restores
health sud vigor cures Dyspepsia, I'm.
potencs, Sexual Debility. 81.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
Is h< s. Il ga ~


AZ Mont Alto, Mirerst coanty, ~ the
residence Of his son -in-lsw Dugsl c.
Fabb, Esq. on Thursday night, the 27Lh
ut, nj. JoHE MCDOWELL. Jr., brother
of our fei!ow-townsmsn, Mr.. ". II. Nc.
Doweil, Ia the 1ist year OF his age
Eis remains were inferred in Indian
Mouaa Cemetery, st this place, on Sal,
urdsy last,
Or the 2Srd ult., SALLE. sged sbou'
10 years, wilnw OF John Stickley lac
Of Frankfort district, Mineral county.
at her home in Bridgew.ter, Rock
inghem county, Va, on the 24th ult.
after a protracted illness, Mre. ANNIF
u. LINDSEY, daughter of DR.. II. hi. &
EmDis Patterson, o! Monterey, High
land county, Va, and wife of Stuart +
Ln6aey, Esq in the 2lth year of hcI
age.
In Franklin. PandIeton county, or
The 2Sri az, after short illness, All
estimehlc lady, Mrs. MINNIE B.,YAH
HoGos. widow, Of tie late Dr. Charles
Beggs.
10 StGuntou. on the 9Th ult.. Of
pneumonia, JAMES r. PATTERSON. Esq,
clerk o. tlo Iustings court Of Stauu-
ton, in tie 18th year Of his age.
ON North River, III ,hi, county, on
The oath ult.. EIrs. JAsE ENnEET. con-
sort oil the late Andy Emu,ert.
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Increase in the CoGn'y--l4.
Sup.., North River Mills.
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SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired and
worn out. instead Of aches
and pains. wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strongP
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no.
thing, and TO one but your
self can find fault. but if you
are tired Of that kind oflifc.
you can change it If you
choose.
How9 By getting one
bottle Of BRowN' Iron BIr-
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
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"EOUGH on RATS"

C.csrs out rats, mice reaches. flies.
trt,, b.d bug, skuuks, ChivwrlA, so.
a. ,.s. ljv Druggists
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