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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-07-25

The Republican dailies have began to
repeat the campaign error OF two years
ago. We protested then and now protest
against this personal abuse OF Gov
Plsisted. 1t is no excuse that the Demo-
Gratis are abusing and trying to belittle our
candidate. 1t is Democratic method Of
warfare, that hiss never been successful,
and must not be adopted by the Republi-
can party. Mr.. Plaisted was good enough
to 90 to Congress as Republican. II he
was bad man, poor soldier and a sneak,
our folks should have found 1t out before
he became q Greenbacker. 1t Is too late
to "show up" his record after we have
given him position higher than the place
he now holds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-07-25

DELEGATES TO the recent conventions
thought 1t . fine thing to comment on the
fact that the Court House floor was COW
cred with litter, and suggest that the Re-
publican janitor should see that the room
was kept in order. These men should be
aware that Republican simplicity and
economy do not demand . janitor, and
none is employed BY the County. The
County officers split their own wood, build
their own fires, sweep their own floor, dust
their own desks, when they are busted, and
hire the windows washed. One day be-
fore Court the Messenger Is employed to
clean the Court House. 1t would be
good plan to have a janitor to care for
the buildings, build fires and keep the Of
fees in order. The jailsr could afford TO
attend TO such duties for small salary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-07-25

THIS PAPER PAX r howell w ip Coz Sss; ,I...c
Advertising Bureau u0 Spruce Sc S Ihssssv XORk,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26
BELLAKRE.

A new elevator is being put in the Bel
mont glass works warehouse.
Thos Dickson, Ok P. Road Master, ac-
companied by his son George, were in the
lie Diurnsi did bot arrive until eleven
O'clock yesterday Twelve hours late.
Mrs. Mamie Griffith, of Wilson, Kansas,
Is the guest of DR.. .. g. McCollopgh, of the
Gravel Hill drng store. c1e
John Mcdonald has returned from the
country. s MA - y
A new boiling furnace was started at the
mill, yesterday, and another one will be
n Mrs. Rev. ). K. McKallip is III.
The Ohio Valley Sign Co.'S building on
Thirty-second street, Is nearing compile
ton.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Second
Presbyterian church, will hold a Mite So
ciety at Mr.. John McGraw's residence on
Gravel Hill, next Monday evening.
A little child Of JAS. Kelley, Esq, Ii very
ill.,.
]. r. Naylor & Co. new occupy their
room and DR.. Reasoner's old one, having
arches between them. Their stock easily
fills the two.
Oliver Mayhugh, Of Pinch Run, was
fined $40 and costs yesterday for furnishing
boy with whisky. His son Oliver and q
lad named Mcmahon were taxed 81 and
costs for disorderly conduct in the Church
of God.
H. Hardenstein, who had his thigh
broken ut Mingo last week. is getting along
rs well - could be expected.
The lot adjoining the Second ward school
building, which was wanted for the cree
ton of the new building, and which, It will
be remembered, was condemned by the
Board some time since. The matter was
put before the court, and ON Tuesday the
Jury returned q verdict in favor OF the
beirs Of the property in the sum Of $4,000.
We are informed that the Board viii not
accept the property at this figure.
Mr.. A. T. Bowie, Of tia B. q O. Office, has
returned from 9 weeks visit to Washing
ton City and Maryland.
"a The G.. A.. r. Post will hold Q special
tmeeting on Saturday night. The Meeting
wiz q en- important one, and . fun AZ
h sBunham, general manager, and d.
Lee. road mastsf, Of the b a O., we've here
yesterday In special car.
Mr.. F. Smith Is killing squirrel at Grab
Apple, on tho b z. & G. road
Edward Feeley, ESQ. County Treasurer.
Who has been in the West for some weeks
viii be here to-day, and the boys wiz give
him reception.
maring. hart q 20. have 90 packages Of
glassware ready for the first boat down.
Mr. 3 x Fefmar and wife have Just re-
turned from . two weeks visit at Cincin-
natl.
No school was held in the High School
yesterday on account Of the illness Of mr.
Aarchant the teacher.
Miss Anna Mzrsh, u Mar1hall. Texas 4
the guest of Mr. II. w. Marsh, OF the
Fourth Ward. -
Quite snumber Of the school children
visited Dir. J. r Anderson's school Of town.
The Doiphm Club win give grand a,..s
bah .t Central Kali, November Sztb.
Robert Chisholm IL having Bis res;S.,>.
on Guernsey street raised.
Rev. Grimes and wife, of Steubenv;I,.
were in town yesterday '.-s'
The J: J. bah and supper has been p,,t.
poned till November ]. P's'-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26
MARTINS FERRY.

J. A. Bayless & Bros. have Just completed
the Stove Works tin roof. This Ii the largest
Job in Eastern Ohio.
Mr.. II. Wells has Just returned from q
two weeks trip in the interest OF Spence,
Baggs & Co.'s foundry.
A thief entered j. A. Bayless & Bros.
store and stole an elegant decorated mug,
breaking the set.
the guests Of Mr.. K. ID. Cattell.
e. ID. Cattell left for the east yesterday 70
OF Mt. Pleasant, will stay in the store during
his absence.
Hon. ]. T. Updeg-aff did not rest very
we'll on Tuesday night and still experiences
great suffering. His recovery II still con.
sidered doubtful.
At the Peoples shoe store Ia on exhibi-
ton pair OF genuine Indian moccasins
and photograph Of Sitting Bull, the pres
ents OF o western friend.
Some OF our merchants who have had
goods on the Pennsylvania road for over o
week threaten to sue the company II they
don't receive them soon.
Misses Sallie, Rate. and Anna Carmi-
chsel, of this city, attended the wilson
Mrs, VIM. Clark is visiting relatives at
y A-..aI -
Miss ''Jose" OLIVER, who has been visit
ing friends in Wheeling, has returned. >
Jas. 9. Greer Is III. ts
Mrs. Matte Hastings, who died OF con.
sumption on Tuesday morning, was buried
at the Homes Church Cemetery, near Mt.
Pleasant, yesterday. Reys. Jones and
Stewart OBLIGATED.
Mr.. Albert Michael, wife and Mrs. Susan
Brown have returned from Illinois.
Mr.. Thos. Charlton Is suffering from q
sprained wrist.
Rev. w. II. Rider, who has been visiting
his father, Mr.. Jacob Rider, returned yes
terday.
The new Upright engine at the Etna is
ready for operation.
A new pavement has been laid In front
of Kranter q Sheafer's store.
VIM. Msnus' foundry Is running stead
lily, with lots Of orders. More men could
be employed If the foundry was larger.
The work Of roofing the Standard mill Is
almost completed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26
wILsoN-YosT.
A Quiet and Elegant wedding n
Portland.

A Quiet and Elegant Wedding ri
Portland.
The residence Of DR.. George Yost, at
Portland, was the scene, yesterday, Of q
quiet yet elegant affair, no less than the
wedding OF his daughter, Miss Ella, TO Mr..
Joseph A. Wilson, SON Of Abram Wilson,
Esq, one of the substantial farmers OF
Brooke county. The ceremony took place
at / o'clock, and was witnessed BY large
company Of guests, the surrounding coun-
ties being well represented. The bride Ia q
handsome petite blonde, dressed in q beau;
tiful pearl satin, deliberately made and
trimmed with point lace. Her bridesmaid,
Miss Carney, OF Mansfield, was similarly
attired. The ceremony vas performed by
Rev. Knight, of Portland.
A reception of the ordinary happy char
acter followed the conclusion OF the mar
risge rite, and was In turn followed by Q
bountiful dinner TO which ample justice
was done by the guests. The affair was
brought to close at o'clock, the guests
leaving the newly married couple In quiet
possession of their home.
The bride was the recipient OF number
of costly and elegant presents, which were
displayed in glittering profusion In an adj
Joining room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

changes fonEes.
The representation Of tint
S"nnr An For Instance. the Sixth vafu,
Si,;ch rasts over ]. 900 votes, has four mem
bers. while the Fifth. vi "a nal .1.s
number, has three memDer.
deemed necessary 70 more sveny lrgS
tion the representatives, % 5ns ~,
and method was demandeG, ~
jafnre made the necessary chenHs ~ ~
,h.rtsr and the msfs1, Nas hfonGht before
corsnrii at its last ms 20. az fsooisiso ua'
c5ssred the folIoWiae 4, ;9iutlQna; n
IN, ~ xrFrss By tho ASA s>ctio1 Of ne ect
~ ,5s ;sensraI 4 ese,hklT Of Virginia en-.
~ 49,, ~, ssr sct to Incorporate the pity Of
w ;;i IN Ohio county, passed March
~ SssS "a amended and re-enacted BY an
at - re Legislature Of West Virginia en-
l3sIs3 IAN let 10 amend the charter Of the
civ n wheeling passed March "a 1851
- 4 provided in effect that the council OF
tbs eity Of wheeling shall, and before the
!. LIST day Of January, 1855, and once, at least,
In every Etenth year thereatter, cause an
enumeration of the number OF persons re-
siding IN the several wards of said city, and
HAVING fixed the number Of menu
hers al which their representation In the
Second Branch of the City Council shall
consist thereafter, 1.-THE whole number OF
members in said Branch not to exceed
thirty, however, they shall apportion the
number of members among the several
wards according to the principle OF repre-
sentation fixed by the city's charter; now,
therefore, in order to comply with the re-
ouirements OF said section a. amended and
reenacted as aforesaid, be 1t N
Resolved, That, first a joint special COM
mittee be appointed, to consist OF four
members from each Branch, no two OF
whom shall be from the same ward, for the
purpose Of causing said enumeration TO Be
Rssoirsd, Second, That the said joint
powered and authorized to employ eight
persons, one for each ward, whose duty 1t
Shall be to take the enumeratiens mem
toned above in careful and earnest man.
nef, and they shall report under oath to
said committee; the persons making the
enumerations for the First, Second, Third
Fourth, Fifth, Seventh and Eighth wards
shall receive for their services the sum OF
fiftHen l15} dollars each; and no more. the
person taking the enumeration for the
Sixth ward shall receive the snm Of twenty
COY dollars and no more, . -. z
Resolved, Third, That II shall be the duty
of the said committee, after they shall have
received the report Of the enumerators Is
aforesaid. to report the same TO Council,
together with an ordinance approved by
the City Solicitor amending and reordain-
ing an ordinance entitled, ian Ordinances
in relation to the division of the city into
wards and the number and superintendent
of the members of the Council OF the City
of Wheeling and that the same be drawn
SO as to carry ont the other requirements OF
said section.
The resolutions were adopted, add the
committees appointed, as contemplated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26
little RUMPUs
EicRs upa Crswd and Kxeisenenf en-
Markes street.

Hicks upa Crowd and Exeisemenf en-
Markes street.
\ Quite an excitement was occasioned on
) Market street. opposite the RzasrEn Office,
about 80 o'elock. lsstnishts BY : ksht in
which the actors were George w, Robinson
and John Sbriyer. There had been nome
money transaction between the nen, and
Robinson accused Shriyer OF dishonesty
ana threatened to thrash him. About the
time mentioned, they mat and Robinson
proceeded to call Shrivef names, ending up
with blow In the face. Shrivef had shown
disposition to avoid trouble until Ne
was struck. when bis impalss changed and
he pitched into Robinson, giving him .
sound thrashinx and nearly closing his
eye. George ran into neighhoring saloon
and, securing beer mailek started for
Shrivsr. But the latter had disappeared
down Market street, aud the last seen Of
Robinson he was over the creek, searching
Tor bis man.
The affair drew q large crowd to the
scene. aRd for time there Was no little
excitement over II. Robinson Is q quiet
man. generally, aud vas slightly in liquor
AZ the time, else the row had not occurred.
Warrants for both men were taken cat aud
the case viii be heard before The Police
Court. when the men show up as5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26


IN. nosrd Or
with Mr.. President
following genueuen
CALDWELL Collier, Criseells
7-.th < ~ <r6Il4. Mix u ~, Uklis4, :.
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~: *, .'.s,sisn t6s rSS{iinS - nfnutsa G.
Il, q: 4 $500 -, pdeetin ~ ! =
80 ~ 1870; = al The 1if - nDunn{ 49,
, ,,s,- rrs6 {fi fhs folI6@in3 f@1cts 81
= q. . 8
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gIegapIs s0S0e, - s''rs
aooptea' 20
on RULES AND HEd6iiffoh5 -.
"a vb;eb vss Referred at ! preyious met.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

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al tnem.. ksvs besp1 G1hflA W. ~ ~.
situations on nrStp3am pq9fA tey1ea g
athess esnt1einen haze no sppeytngs q, rati-
.rondefs Ia tho ooantry.
~ 90. f,.,..-l 'Hlshsk At Il 4 D.
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IN fniL Dooo leo - IN. ~ - ~ nirhs
for Arksnsa, to poespt Z. lsslsisn ~. 2
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M. Doddriogs ~ Iscs1s 49, ~ ~ =
engineers 10 AII.oss g. ~ 49, -. !,
The business-like moyemept1 q - o3 ~
Penngyisania m.n,gsr - 20 qsS&Ss ~
inducing can.o - sne osc,esesaon, g ~
& o. authoritiss that the Hemp1ee1 VIII -
pushed on % compieion - ooeo y
understood ths6 Wy nttts sos
way between Me,nin ~. 49, .ss. N u ~ n
grneic uvel ss 49, ~. -. a. ~ - I.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

NJ Dinmere Ne r.sarnsd ftsn bel-
neg trip TO Pittsburgh. Il. III 3 -
Mn. ksybsrfy and her two 49, fkyek
end Iowa .hsrs shs sxpsoes - - -
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go 8: 8. q; - 81 Z: az q
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day 0cfubef =, - 1900 % &c So ~
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

Arrangements have been perfected BY
which the Standards viii play two games,
Sam Barkley last night, and the games are
assured, The Standard win play the fol-
lowing team:
Barley. catcher.
Darrah, pitcher,
Glasscock, short stop.
Welsh. first base.
Sullivan, second base.
Miller, third base.
Rowe, left field. 2
Mofat, centre field. 81 !.
Rhees. right field. a
The Columbus boys play . good game,
|. and with such d team The Standard onghi
e be able 70 make 1t Interesting To- the
Chicagoes. ~ ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

oesa0 - aeUuone nsaauu ~
novB - W.
r. nsasi9 : saa.ssi.s
ns saishslsr = .. i.rl.u.e
The Ra9shfbit Or rssk~,,,,, ]
dey AftefneoA hheat 3 o'eleck.
1hsJehn loiag ana Elaine ~ =,
- eAsls eppsefa1ce yesterday.
IL Anse - haSiHe hsr N. :,
~ ts1etetays y laf1a, blAck &c.
Ths nvSK ~ ialline ,lev,v =.
IL :lle.A ~ aisss 10 ihchaa W
he Dlurasl arrived ysshrd,, -
ehOlt n'e,eok, ~ iaia up q -
Tie leN 49, & valss.
n As6e9sun viii not eous 49,
Until ~ oflnenooa, md win -
ciuno4 - 80 = p1oetacal.
Cot -. q Tlchaer, Who =
commend Il The new steamer v ~
expected b arrive here from Gin
. day q two.-hiits. On Gasdts
Capk Mora q g. Loais cicsi
!see9 gtIh OF q D 60 SsG
ipr 4y.. Improvement ComAiuia
~ building 9 tysntZ stcse lsVa
Of them sr6 - - 100 feet - y
~ -; - Soma41)
~ N o0@1Ioot oalh loP An Il y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26
-

Reals On tlip Wsi5Eefber- Bricssand boSt
rice fsxt SATURDAY,, win be sold hy George
Robinson. = HntIer's saloon, on Thursday
aud fg)e1l eTepipgs. and at the course As
WellYs1<X tAtGr1y afteruoon. Pitts
49, 49, ESs.ss s EoSl .s ssn Aavs them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

"a trk1lItll 3 witness the great race as
< He'i<hu1< oetnrdey next the p, 0. q Sc.
4. r. r tf vii etn excursion tickets for
ir1int jsn<.r< Wheeling at $50 A ~, ss52
s. ~. { 81 p ~ md for special train. For
f111A lE.H So eenta.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

All kidney sndurinary c0nplsinfs. enc
ciaily Brights Disease, Diabetes and Ev6r
troubles, Hop Bitters will surely and Hast
ingly cure. Cases exactly like your Own
hsye been cured IN your own neigh borhood.
ard you can ind reliable proof ct home OF
what Hon Bitten haa and can IA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

stee Il n6fkiug equal % it-s II never
s, ...'I t>|'<1e oRe COX could do 30 much
1000 1<<t So che txclsnestsns Of hun
/<z>. a. E.1<,2 who h6vs tried McEAin's
;.|,. 4. >..>.<< manufactured by Erm In
81 c.,.5{ ~ make 40 infenor prepare
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

Eoilowin1 i thu Thermometer record
yesterday, compared With The correspond
lng dAy ~ last year; -, n
ISSl. 49, i&a
IAN I'm. SP. n. 7R.aL 7A.M.l2N. arg. i'm.
81 81 S. - As "a SO 50
AverxEe yezferlay, $50. ttf~ CO.
eanse dsy last year. az.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26
@5esIias 8ssistss
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, Isa9.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Index toNeW Advertisements.
The Apollo stovs-B. Fisher q 500.
Wmtsd.--I oafneymen PsinterA
Maltressss-G MendeI 8 Co.
Beautiful Mantle ornanents-Miilee q
Frznzbcim.
NoGoods MisrspssssDted---J T. Stone.
Whole and Ground Spices Edward Reid.
KliD4 Pretxels--J. II. Diehl q Co
Palnkers' Supplies--W. A. Wilson.
Beautiful Bird Cages-G. w. Johnson's
snisinss and ovsrcOatings-r c. MonAi
i Co II
Excslsior Baking Powder-R Il. List
Val Ssius DE Farming Land for sals.--ILOeal
Page.
New Good. Just opensd-JOhn Frisdsl-
BrieeIand and wsisssrbsr Boat Race
local PSgal
60 60 sue MeLure n0wso Cigar stand
1oS the nnest Imported Cigars.
Almnnne-This nay.
sun RiEe& Sun sets Noon Rises bay ; Length
s& sos taaR.M losf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

The same list OF details Which socoul.
pany the statement In settlement Of School
Fund contain the necessary dsta for verify
ing the above abstract.
(6iged] JAS. b. TAnpr. I
With the following explanation: "Ths
above stateme Mt shows Q balance Of q. 038. II
due this Board on the School Fund on the
18th OF September, 1882; also Z balance q
e6S.T on the Building Fund 81 the ssme
date. and we believe that the allowance Pr
commissions, delinquent and double AID
erroneous assessments IL according to law.
Though the balance on The School Find
was as above stated on the 18th Of 6ep6sm-
Der, 1882, the committee finds that ordbn 10
the amount offs $50 have been issrod ince
that dste, and that about s., 500 viii beheoos-
sary to pay teachers salaries, sppropr!s tlons
now due and current expenses. DeductinR
the balance %, 8S6 ~ In the hands a colleo
tor from t125.S0, the amount Of ofden q
sued since settlement and debts dns, there
remains the sum Of 8, 68l.82 to hersfsed b.
loan, - your committee u advised b. The
collector thst be viii not b abb = collect
any taxes on the present fshl year for
some weeks yet And your conmiffee sub.
NIT the following resolutions.
fist--Ihat the secompanyibg staksmsnt
Of the collector Be accepted akd spread np-
on the minutes Of the Board! -
SecDnd--Thaff he clerk ~ z pscfSa q, 49,
IN order GA TIE schooi fnrd ~ ~ - :. !. "
IS ZOO ravsfls 5irSfv 49, ~ - y
thst M. Prsidrrf and -. o., ~ - -
fhorised 70 81 tho ssrns discounted Is II
lowest rse1 ob1DtnAbIo. tf 10 z45s
Which resolutions Nsp adgpfD& - !
81 fg1Ezc 1tSknx
That Aey being unwilling nat - IN.
~ and Board room k1fif tnf6 ko11r, z
q sboold ssR9i9 n2 3 30 lsll.Ei
s ;ss 4: 4 e ., e: n. -. -:
ss:,a e -. "a Sss s 50. =: r;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

MY daughter had very weak bsck
k Ssss,sA s. cured her. jour 0RGIs1, Pis,s-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

MISS Fine Hand sewed Shoes. best uaLa,
and correct styles, at L. v. Bonds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

4 NNo1aDa11noooso DvsaoobaoA 2
DossosG 0oteess k-Aa s1pO T.
Ia & nSturlllsslios fssls = -
81 Isss.S N - hGan' -
s7ts'ssesssssi.ss.s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

UsE Brentl:ngsr's ssuspsrilis for All dis
orders Of the blood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

Cherry 9 : sais cnis ~ aesasA.
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-02-18

Is a Positive Tnre
For all those Painful I COMPLAINTS and
Weaknesses so Common Il our
Female Popu'atio n,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-02-18
LYDIA r.. PiNKUAMs,
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Ia a Positive Cure

Is a Positive Cure
For all those Painful I Complaints and
Weaknesses So Common to our
Female Popn'ation.
1t will cure entirely The worst fern OF
Female Con plants, all ovarian troubles,
inflammation and ulc. ration, Falling and
Displacements, and the const quent Spinal
Weakness and is particularly adapted to
the Change of Lie
II will dissolve and ,xpel tumors from
the uterus IL nm early stage OF develop-
ment. The tendency TO cancerous bumors
there ia checked yer speedily by iis use.
1t remove ~faintness. fatulencv, de-
stroys all craving for stimulants, and re-
lieves weakness OF the stomach, IL cures
Bloating, Headaches Nervous Proslra-
ton, General Debility Sleepl,ssness, De-
preston and Indigestion.
That feeling OF b airing down causing
pain, eight and backaehe, is always per-
manently cured by It's use
II will at all times and under all cir
cumstances act ia ,a,moas with the laws
that govern the female =, stem
For the cure OF Kidney Complaints Of
either sex this compound IL unsurpassed
blA r.. tlNNu VI - f3fF#i n DIV
COMPOUND is prepared ~ ga aud 235
Western Avenue. Lynn, Mass Price 81
Six bottles for SIS Sent by mail IN the
form of pills, also in the form OF ~iozrpgers,
on receipt Of price, 81 per box for either
Mrs, Pinkham ireell answer al letters Of
inquiry Send for ptmphlet Address a.
above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA
K. P!NKdAM'S LIVER PILLS They
cure consti alton, biIiousness, and tor
pidity Of the liver, 70 cents per box.
gBTSOld by Mli Druggists -gs
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-02-18

'Eloise" asks If we will publish
her poem on "The Wavelet of the
Rivulet." With a smilet upon our
facelet, we answer yes. Write only
on one sidelet of sheetlet, Eloise and
put on enough stamplets. Your
poemlet shall have spacelet. Chico.
90 Tribune.