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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-03
1RgaA1 NOTICES.
State of West Virginia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


WHnELrNG. August %. 1882.
To ths Conmssionrrs of Election IN ths Ssp.raI co,
ties Of the Statsf TRsst Vugfnia:
WHEREAS, A=vacancy exists in the Office of
JUDGE OF TIE SUPREME COURT OF APP
PEALS OF this State, for the term of said office
ending on the 31st day of Decem Der, 1884, by
reason of the resignation, to take effect on the
LIST day of June, 1881, of the Hon. G. p. r.
Moore. one of the Judges thereof and incum-
bent of said term =
AND WHEREAS. More than two years will
elapse from the time of the resignation of the
Hon. Q. p. I. Moore, Judge as aforesaid, to the
end of the term for which he was elected
NOW, THEREFORE. Il, JACOB b.. JACKSON,
Governor of the State of West Virginia, by
virtue of the authority in mo vested, hereby
command you. the said Commissioners of Elec-
tion. in the name of the State of West Virginia
to cause poll to be opened, and an election to
be held at the several places of voting in your
respective counties, on the
Second Tuesday IN October, d. d. 1882,
to-wit. on the tenth day thereof-it being the
day of the next general election-for the pur-
pose of.choosing a Judge of the Supreme Court
of Appeals, to fill the vacancy in said Office
caused by the resignation of the Hon c. IT
Moore, late Judge as aforesaid.
In WITNESS WHRREoF, / have
hereunto set my hand and
affixed the Less Seal of the
ISEAL State, at the Capitol at
Wheeling. this 25th day of
August, A. D. 1882, and of the
State the twentieth.
RANDOLPH srALNAKza, Ja.,
September ls. les2N4t' 't'fS u s't'e'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-03
County of Jefferson, to>wit

Oouhty OF j eherson, to>Wit:
(Ln the County Court)
At a Special Session of said Court. begun
ana held at the Court-Hoase in Charlestown,
I Upon application it is ordered that I office be
~ published and posted at the Door of the
of voting as are herein mentioned, that tho
Polls heretofore opened at Manniug's SCHOOL,
House Miltshire's School House and Browns
Harper's Ferry and Bolivar be consolidated into
one, to be located at some convenient point be-
tween the two places that the two Polls here
tofore held at Shepherdstown be consolidated
into one, to be held at the Market-House, in
said town; and that Polls will be opened at
Zoar School-HOuse, in Charlestown District,
At Oak Grove School House, in Harper's Ferry
D!stl1ct, and at Kearneysyille, in Middleway
District, and the Polls at the Lcetown lower
Sehool-House be removed to Leetown.
Copy-Teste.
TIA MOORE,
Clerk of Comfy Court.
Juno IS, lss2-tf. Free Press & Reg. copy.
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JOsEPH Il. SANDS, superiptendeat,
CHARLES P HATCH, c.. %P.A'.
JOSEPH W. COKE, G ea'i TIKI. At,'. -'
G. HOWARD ROVER. D.F 81 a..
Hsgerstowp, nd.
81 and 80 South Third Street. Phfi.delnhia. p.
September 5, 1852.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County of Jefferson, to-wit:
In The County Court, august Term, 1882.
fist Dav)

liz tue COuhy CoUTt, august term, 1867.
(1st Day.)
A. T a Term of said Court begun and held at
IN tho Courthouse in Charlestown, Monday
the 7tb day of August, 1852.
The Court makes the following appointment
of Commissioners and Canvassers of Elections
at the different places of voting in this County,
Tor the next two years, viz:
1. CHARLrsTowN.-GeorgcB Baylor, F. J. Man.
ming, b. +. Lelsenring. Commissioners. j. Ed
Duke, Gloon Moore, E. J. Williams, CanVassers.
2. ZoAR SCHooLeHoUsE. (Charlestown Dis
trlct)-James w. Glenn, George Curry, Jno. NJ.
Daniel, Commissioners.
8. SHFPHERDSTowN.-E.G G. w. Herr John H.
little, David Billmyer. Commissioners. j. s.
Bragenier, G. 7. Lickiidcr, John Keplinger,
Canvassers.
4. DUEFIELDs, (Shepherdstown District).-
Commissioners.
S. RARPER'S FERRY-Jamcs Conway. J. Cav
nlier, w. L. Baden, Comm ssioners. L. A. Mon
tague, James NJ Smallwood. Thomas w. Bcale,
CanVaSseTS.
6; HALLTowN: CHarper's Ferry DISTRICT. w
j.. R!der, Thos. b. Moore, George Koonce, Com
missioDers
z. OAK GROVE SCHOOL HOUSE. (Harper's Ferry
Dlstrlct.-Robert Duke, Jacob Moler, Adam
Kldwlier, Commissioners.
8. MIDDLEwAY.-Dr.A A. NJ. Evans, Josiah Wat
son, Peter Hinton, Commissioners.
8: LEETOwN. (Middleway District)-Meredith
Helm, Z. G. Watson, !. J. Ramsburg Commits
sionors.
10. KEARNEYsvILLr. (Middleway District).-
James i Irussell. Isaac B. Rogers, DanI Get
zendanner. Commissioners.
II. KABLETOwN.-William o. Norris. Georoo
harris, }. J. woodward, Commissioners.
Robert V. Shirley, N. q. willis, Edward b.
Halnes, Commissioners.
Copy-Tcste.
ia. MOORE.
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TAYLOR HOTEL.
WINCHESTER. VA.

'TNHE undersigned takes pleasures in aanouno-
ing to hie numerous triends in Virginia and
Isewhere, that he has undertaken the manage
ment Of this Famous HntOl for a torn of years.
To those who know him il 10 useless to Say that
no will spare NO efforts TO render the TAYLOR
HOUSE worthy of their patronage. Strangers
and the public at largo are cordially invited 10
give the Ia lor House trial. He has rehtted il
from top to bottom, and with No. cooks and po-
lite and accommodating employees in every de-
partment, hopes to maintain the re equation Of the
Taylor Hotel. tsmous amor travellers for the las
nifty years. Every Department OF the House will
DO ondncted Nth = view 30 the comfort and con-
renience OF lite guests.
G5-Speci'l Facilities for Commerc ial Travellers.
Terms to tranSient visitors $500 per day. and
advantageous rates to ~eeklY a nd thly board
ere. HENRY WULFERT.
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WORTH SENDING FOR.

DR.. J. n. SCHENCK, of Philadelphia, has lust
published book ''DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
AND HOW THEY CAN BE CURED" which is
offered Free. postpaid, to all applicants. 1t con-
tains rGIuabIe Information for all suppose them
solves afflicted with, Liable to, any diseases of
the throat or lungs Address Da. j. n. SCHESCK
Z SON, 600 Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa. p. Box
1888. Septl2-4w.
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GfS " EEK in your own tovs. as ou.6t
tPOO free. No risk. EverythipR new. Can
itel not required. We will furnish you every.
thing ManJare making fortunes. Ladies m. (.
As much As men. and boys and girls make erea.
pay Reader, II you want G business At Shfeh
Jon can make great pay ell the time You work
Tnts ior particulars 10 Il. RALLETT Co., Port.
Aho' AelnS. Nov. p, 1S5I-Iy
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Augu.. g. 1882 Pm.
AUCTIONKER'S NOTICE.

I OFFER my services to the public n an ''Auc-
tioneer. vii! be pleased TO render serTice
anywhere in the County of jefferson, and at
reasonable charges j have taken out License
D. 4. PHILLIPS
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PRICES REDUCED FOR 1882.
BIackW00d and the Four Reviews
ONLY $1,000.
THE REPRINTS OF TIE
Four Leading Quarterly Reviews,
TIE EDINDuRGH REVIEW (phig),
The WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Libral),
TIE LoSDoS QuAKTEaLY REvIEw Conserpotipe),
The BaITlsH QuARTERLY REVIEW (Epang elicai) +,
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine,
which have been established in this country for
nearly half q century, are regularly published by
THE- LEONARD sooTT PuBLIsHISa Co. Al Barclay
Street, New York. These publication pr esent the
at a reasonable price without abridgment or al
teration.
TEaas for 1882 Uncluding Postage). Payable
Strictly in Advance:
For any Review. 80 SO per annum
For any two Reviews. ........- SOC
For any three Reviews......... $50
For all four Reviews .-.... 500
For Blackwood's Mag azine.... 300
For Blae kwood and ono Review 8 90
For Lakewood and Reviews 100
For Lakewood and Reviews $50 "
For Blackwood and Reviews 1000 "
Single number of Bleckwood, 80 cents; sin gle
number of Review. Is cents.
THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING CO.,
January II, 1882.
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DAILY.
dairy

:
Train No. makes NO stops between Bsr,r.
town and Front Royal. except TO let oH Passsn-
gers hoIdin foreign tickets -
NORTHwARD. DAmY. pAu1
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How Lost, How Restored {,

webs Celebrated Essa bn .hs ,sS;eof w. :,
sPkhHAToH16GA or Seminal Weakness. Inyolon.
SIry seminal Losses, INPoTEHeT, MenIai Nd
EnJseel l5eapaetty, ImpedimeuIs 10 Msrrfs1s
set.i 1lso' CossUNPTIoH. EPILkPsy and ms. m
anesd by SsniadaIgenee or sexual extra1sesnes
The celebrated author, in this admir-. bl. E..,~
eIsa fy demonstrates, from thirty JssTs' sue
81 Praet'ee, th1t the alarming consequences
on mEde OF cure AZ once simple, eertaib, and .i
tSetoH ~ means Of which every sufsrer, no mat
ehsaPIy. privatsly, aad yadiesiIg.
Inis Lecture should be IN the hauds Of every
youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal. in plain envelope, 70 apy .d-
dress Postpaid. on receipt of six cent1. or Two
The cULvERwELL MEDICAL CO.
~ Ann 81. New York. n. Up. O. Boz $50
July IL, 1ss2-odOII'sI-ly '
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THE BEST QUALITY OF Goops

GOLD Gba.. r fsas sfss to MAKE
tnge of the good chances for making mon ey that
are offered, generally become wealthy, while
those who do not improve such cha ces rem ain in
poverty. We want many men, boys and girls to
work for US rightin their own localities. ANY
one can do the work properly from the frat start
The business viii pay more than ten times ordi.
nary wages. Expensive outfit fu raish ed Free
No one who engages fails to mako money You
can devote your whole time to the work, or only
your spare moments. Full in formation and Al
that 10 needed sent free. Address sT1SsoH 4 Co.
Portland, Maine. Nov 90 JssI-lT
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TO STOCK RAISERS.

Il once in tho gelding of stock, offers bis pTsfes-
sional ecrvices TO the Stock Raiaers OF Jefferson
and adjoining Coun tics, rom icing in tho ex-
eeution of work entrusted TO him. Will also give
attention to diseases in horses. Also has patent
Ant-Rooter, which he will apply toHogs. Letters
addressed to at Duff cid g Depotor Char iestoWn
will receive prompt attention. Terms reasonable.
Fob. ID, 1877: JOHN W. SCHAEFFER
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Shenandoah Valley r. r..
TIME TABLE.

In shse. August a7.h, 1881,
Phiadslphia time (hve minutes fastsr than Bal
timore time, and seven minutes fastsr than
WashinEtsn. ID. c., tims.)
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-03

S00 DOZEN Quart Tin Fruit Cans for sale bv
wv JOSEPH q. EASTERDAY
ENARM Balls. good article, for sale by
JOSEPH a. yesterday.
TNHE beat I'm proved Water Cooler 10 Ia. market
= For sale by JOSEPH H. yesterday.
THfNWARE Of all kinds made and repaired nj
! JOSEPH q. yesterdays.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-03

HEST BUSINESS now before The public
49, -, You can make mone y faster a work
Ier q. than At thin else. Capital not needed.
.t5c VII start you. Sl2 adaJ and upvards made
80 doms ~ the Industrious. Men, vomsn boys
NOV u the time. You can work in spar. sim.
ony or give your whole fine to the business Yen
sen i've A. home and do the work No other bur-
tsI. VII pay you nearly as we'll No one can
Et - meke enormons pay by enga Eins at once
.Iy Oufnt end terms free. Money made fast
saaIy, and honorEbfy. Address Trun CO..
AoKoets, maine. Nov. %. IssI-Iy.
fHANVAssED Hams, Bulk Middifn e sho.Is.-.
~ and Dried Beef, for sale by
JOSEPH q. E4sTERDAYi
WINDOW GIsss. Putty and OIL. add nv -
march !, 1882. GEO. FLIGHT.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

!. a. mOOhE,
Clerk of County Court
Aug. %, 1ss2-te. FREQ Press g. RE-. nnnu.
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LADIES' HAIR WORK.

MISS IDA TUTWlLER is prepared to do Hair
1f1 Work at moderate prices, and will make
Breids, PUTS, Curls Frizzes, etc. at rosid snce Of
her father, near the Baptist Church, in Charles.
town.
April l. lS7e-tf
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LUMBER FOR SALE,

ERAZIER & COLSTON have 1OO. OCo feet of
Il Oak Lumber and 1000 Cords of Oak Wood
for Sale. Address,
FRAZIER & CoLSTON,
May 8, 1SS2-6n. Charlestoyn, w Va
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WARMERS Safe Remedies. seotts Emulsion.
by GEO. T. I.fG8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-18

The Boston Advertiser ha. the following
particulars concerning Parker recently ar.
rested at Berwick, for incendiarism:
The Wiggin and Wood detective agency OF
this city has just accomplished a good piece
OF police work in the capture of fellow who
the officers are certain is the incendiarv at
whose hands the town of North Berwick Ne
has suffered considerably at different times
during the past two years. On October 29rh.
the seiectmen of North Berwick employed
the Wiggin AMI Wood detective agency to in
vestigate the causes of the many fires that
had occurred in the town within the past tw o
years, and as a result Mr.. Wood has arrested
Benjamin A. Parker Of the town. Parker is
"a years of age and the son of a FreewilI
Baptist minister. On October Both, Mr..
Wood learned that two dwelling houses in
which Parker had lived and had furniture in
sured at the time they were burned were un-
doubtedly set on fire by him. Mr. Wood al
so became satisfied that Parker burned hi.
own unfinished house and stable October %.
The house was insured for $1,000 Mr. Wood
notified Mr. Stephen Z. Barton, adjuster
Tor the ROYAL Insurance Company, in
which Parker's house was insured
and he visited North Berwick, and
upon Investigation found the house had
cost Parker less than $500, and that he
(Parker) was heavily in debt. Mr. Parker
about this time left town and went to Con
tocook. N Ii where his father resides
Several days ago Mr.. Wood procured a
warrant for Parker's arrest, and in company
with MIR. Daniel A. Hurd. deputy sheriff
went TO Contocook. They found Parker. but
his physician forbade any one to enter his
room, as it would endanger his patients life
MIR. Wood lett one of his detectives and the
sheriff in the house to wait until Parker was
able to travel. Last Friday Parker express
Ell his willingness TO return to North Berwick
without requisition papers. On Monday he
was arraigned before Judge Abner Oaks of
North Berwick on charge of setting fire to
his own house, for the purpose of defrauding
the Royal Insurance Company OF Liverpool,
England. The State was represented by
George G. Yeaion of Boston and District
Attorney Higgins of York county. Benjamin
Hamilton OF Saco and Judge Butler of North
Berwick were for the defence. After two
days examination Parker was held in $500
on the aDove charge, and in 5000 a
charge Of arson for burning dwelling house,
Nov. 81, 1881. Ii is believed that Parker
has burned one school house, two stables and
two dwelling houses within two years. The
citizens of the town feel greatly relieved at
his capture.
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A R0l.ller.

As an election joke. Fred Atwood of Win
terport. sent Howard Owen, by express, a
good-sized English rat, which had probably
been used at rat ifcation meeting in Win
terpOrt. The following is Mr.. Owens &C.
Acknowledgement of the present in the columns
of the Farmer, and we leave our readers to
Judge as to who is ahead in the rat business ::
And what won't Fred Atwood do next? He
of Winterport, we mean, for there is only one
Fred Atwood. He has embarked in many
ventures felt the pulse of the community in
various novel aud untried inventions, and al
ways made them go; sounded the depths of
the latest and best contrivances for Tightening
the work Of the farmer; but he has just hit
upon an enterprise that will put in the shade
and render inglorious all his former attempts.
He has begun the importation of rats from
England. and will undoubtedly charter YES
sells for the spring trade. There has long
been a feeling that our American rats are an
unmitigated nuisance, and that their propaga-
ton ought to be frowned down by
every fair minded and honest man and
woman. Taking advantage of the ac-
knowledged unpopularity of the Ameri-
can rat, Atwood is now introducing
through his agricultural warehouse :he
thoroughbred English rat, beautiful crea-
ture. color black and white. whose presence
in the house hold will be eagerly sought for
as a pet. No family will be without several
of them They will entirely supersede the
American rat, on account of their beautiful
color. tameness and adaptability to domes-
tic purposes. We acknuw ledge the receipt
Of one of these rats and assure Mr.. Atwood
that n livelv canvasser would have no difficult
~ in introducing them into this market The
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EICuAOND.

Thursday evening Richmond Lodge No.
56 Of Odd Fellows visited Pejepscot Lodge
No. 80 in Brunswick. and passed a very
pleasant evening. Remarks were made by
the members of both lodges and then cane a
hot oyster supper. after which came more re-
marks followed BY select reading bv Past
Grand ]. &. Bailey of Lynn, Mass. Next a
number of stories were told, followed BY a
short defamation BY Past Grand
George d. Parks of Pejepscot lodge.
linen came another select reading
by Past Grand Frank E Roberts,
and then remarks by Past Grand +. II.
Wilson both of Pejepscot lodge. and remarks
by Past Grand J. C. Bailey of LYME, Mass.
While at the supper table. both lodges. Pc
Jepscot and Richmond passed the follow in
resolution: Resolved, that each lodge
visit each other once a year. 1t passed by
a unanimous vote. After a few more
stories the lodge adjourned and Richmond
lodge took the night Pullman home. well
pleased with their visit to P,jrpscot lodge OF
Brunswick. Pm
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The ladies of the Relief CORPS. connected
with Seth Williams Post of this city, ill
give an oyster supper and entertainment on
Thursday evening of next week at the G. A.
r. Hall, the proceeds to be devoted to the
relief Of destitute families and orphan chill
dren of soldiers. We understand the ladies
will make special efforts to have fine sup
per and entertainment. and we trust that our
citizens will give them a large patronage
entertainment will be provided. Price of
admission 25c.
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The Hartford Courant thus comments on a
recent editorial of THE New York CONNER
cisl Bulletin which furnishes some interest
ing mortuary statistics about fire insurance
companies. Since 1870 $50 stock compa-
mics. with SOL 800, 900 of assets, have been
driven out of the business. OF these, it is
true, the Chicago and Boston fires DESTROYED
100: the other 25J have died from cOmpeti-
ton in the business. OF course losses by
fire have ruined them, but these losses
are what companies are organizt to
pay: the ruin comes because in the rivalry
of different companies rates are. cut be-
low the point that makes it possible to pay
and TO live. Fire insurance companies mere
" adjust for the business community the
losses by fire. Their capital stands as a
guaranty of payment. Upon the confidence
that this pledge creates they sell insurance
Business is gravitatibg, and for years has
been, to the large companies, to those whose
millions of capital present the strongest
guaranty against loss. Struggling against
this tendency, the smaller companies have
cut rates and cut again until they have cut
their own threats The result is seen in
such facts as these-the disappearance OF
$50 companies and over SOL 100000 of as
sets since 1870"
Fortunately, however. for the property
owning public, the fi,test companies have
survived and will survive to furnish needed
indemnity 1t only remains for every
properly owner to profit by such teachings as
are here given and thus invest his best
Judgment along with the premium he pays
for his insurance. Among the list of large
companies that have passed safely through
the fiery ordeal of the Lass II years,-''have
survived and will survive, are IL com
panies represented at the agency OF Messts
Davis, Farr 4 Co, with assets exceeding ~
,nilIions nf dollars.
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Augusta is bound to see a revival of bust
ness in the near future. A new enterprise is
being opened up in our midst which will add
another link TO the chain of our industries.
The Edwards Mfg. Co., in contemplation
of putting up here next year large cotton
factory, have now some 80 men under the
supervision of Mr.. J. II. Miller at
work near the gas house laying out
for new brick yard. The COM
pany propose putting in four machines
next spring for the manufacture of brick
with crew enough to turn out ,0OO,ooo. Mt.
Miller saws that the location is good, with
clay enough to last any number Of years 1t
is rumored that tn. company are to use some
5000, 900 next season, and if they finally de-
eide to do this will also open another yard on
the old ground above the dam where there yet
remains ample room for required purposes
With this outlook ahead it seems that the
time cannot be far distant when more of our
facilities for manufacturing will be utilized.
A remarkable surgical operation was per-
formed November 9th, at West Waterville,
by DIR. Hill of this city. assisted by Drs.
Bessey of Sidney and Thayer and Campbell
of Waterville Miss Mabel Libby. young
lady IA years of age, has been suffering for
long time with tumor in her side, which OF
late had grown to enormous size. All OF the
physicians employed by the family in the
early stages of the case had given them little
or no encouragement as to the chances for
her recovery. Dr. Hill was consulted and
after most thorough examination decided to
make an attempt to remove it. Accordingly
one week ago last Monday the physicians
before mentioned proceeded to remove the
tumor. 1t weighed after it had been dis
charged of its liquid contents twenty-one
pounds, and with its contents estimated to
have weighed from so to 60 pounds. 1t had
grown to the front inner wall Of the abdomen
for five or six inches in length and two
inches in width and had also attached itseii
to the intestines in six different places. The
girl is still alive and to all appearances doing
we'll. The physicians report that the wound
Is healing fast and great hopes are entertain
ed for her speedy recovery.
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at has more than realized nv expecta.
tions," says Professor DUNCAN CAMP
BELL, NJ. II. LII. d., President Royal Col
lege Physicians and Surgeons, Member Gen
eral Council University of Edinburgh, etc, OF
the Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic.
Invaluable for debility weak lungs, bilious
ness, dyspepsia, female complaints, asthma.
malaria. liver complaint, sick headache. Be
ware Of connterteits. nov l4eodt&wlw
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Clear head and voice, easv breathing,
sweet breath. perfect smell, taste and hear
ing. no cough, no distress. These are con-
ditions brought about in catarrh bv the use
of Sanford's Radical Cure. Complete treat
ment for 81.
Terrible itching and scaly humors, ulcers.
sores and scrofulous sweliiugs cured by the
Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (the great skin
cures) externally. and Cuticura Resolvent
(biood PURIFIER internally. Ak about
them at your druggists. novl.~ &>&wl I'm
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The heart of a human being fills and empties
itself about IS times in minute. To in
crease or retard this operation is too often
p1ima facid evidence of some disorder and
generally speaking, disease DIR. Graves
Heart Regulator will correct all disorders and
cure all diseases of the heart. Al druggists
sell it for one dollar per bottle.
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