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The Valley Railroad.

There are several cars at the Valley
depot loaded with 81 pound steel rails, and
the laying of the track to Lexington COM
menced yesterday, under the supervision Of
Mr.. Richard WEIGH of Piedmont. A board
ing house car, kept by a lady. accompa-
MES the track laying force. A quarter Of
mile day is the rate for the present, but
this will be increased in few days by a
larger force, to third of a mile. The
railroad company has the Coalter street
bridge up and the Greenvlle Avenue
bridge will be up in short time. Safety
gates have been put up at both streets.
The fill on the Valley Road, at Wyatt
Marks farm on Timber Ridge has been let
to Capt. A. W. Hartman. This gap was to
have been crossed with a trestle, but the
company has decided to make the fill.
There are about II 900 yards CT earth to b.
moved, and Captain Fl. thinks he can dc
tie work within two or three weeks.
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The White Sulphur Springs Property.

This famous watering place will be up
again In litigation in the q. S. District
Court at Parkersburg W. Va. on next Mons
day, April 9th. The legal proceedings, as
we understand it, are brought by persons
who own $4,000 worth of claims against
the Springs property and who claim that
there is money enough available to salts
fly them. In the event that these claims
are not paid they will not consent to-. the
leasing of the watering place. AS the
matter stands We are Informed that the
probability is that the Court may appoint
a Receiver and that the arrangement
heretofore made towards leasing out the
property may fall through.
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The Circuit Court.


IMPORTANT LEGAL POINTS DECIDED.
Several important law points have been
| decided by Judge Mclaughlin this week,
| some Of which we give:
| Peyton q, Hatchins Us. Chesapeake d Ohio
Rail,oay Company. This was an action
for $1,000 damages, for an injury inflicted
by the company upon the plaintiff, and
resulting in the loss of his leg. The acct
| dent happened on the line of the company's
road. in Greeuorier county, W. Va; and
on plea to the jurisdiction of the Court
offered by the defendant, the plea was
| sustained and the suit dismissed, the
Court holding that the action could not
| be maintained outside of the State in
which it happened.
| The Chesapeake d Ohio Rdil,oay Com
pany Us. John e. Riley and J. M Lickhter
This was suit that arose on writ of
prohibition to restrain magistrate from
trying suit. lover $25. in which the defen-
dantin the present suit had brought against
the plaintiff, for killing COW. 1t was
claimed by the defendant, that the magis-
trate had Jurisdiction. under statute
passed by the Wheeling Legislature,
which met soon after the war. said sta
tute giving magistrate jurisdiction
IN certain cases Of tort, as the lawyers
say, That is cases other than those
arising ont of breach of contract. The
magistrates Jurisdiction was resisted by
the company's counsel. on the ground that
the Acts of that Legislature were not
1 binding law, - and had never been so recog-
Ehixsd by any Court Of last resort or sub
| sequent legislation. This question of
| magistrates jurisdiction in such cases, has
frequently come up as much-vexed one,
and such eminent authorities as Prof.
John B Minor, of the University of Vir-
| GINA. aud the late VIM. Green, of Rich
I mond, differ on it. Judge Quarles, of the
County Court, recently decided IN favor of
the magistrates jurisdiction in a some
what similar case coming before him on
appeal or removal. but the Circuit Court
In the present instance took a different
view and granted the writ restraining the
! magistrate from trying the case. H. T
Wickham, counsel for the company L.
| M. Bumgardner, counsel for defendants,
| Harrison Robertson Us. Welcher, &c, in
volving 1877 acres Of land in Allegheny
and large collateral interests. R. L. Par :
IRISH and Ed. Pendleton for defendants, and
| WV. Gordon and J. R. Tucker for plain
tjffs. Judge Mclaughlin in preliminary
question In this case, decided that as
suit was pending in court having COM
petent jurisdiction Of the person and sub
ject matter of controversy. that at this date,
over SO years having passed, the verify of
the record in that suit cannot now be i'm.
peached collaterally by parties who had no
interest in the controversy at that time
The case is still on.
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SOMETHING GOOD AT THE OPERA
HoUsE.-On Saturday. April 7th, in New
YORK, Bronson Towards brilliant society
drama ny Dung Mrs. Winthrop will con-
clude most successful run of nearly 200
nights at the Madison Square Theatre, in
that city. 1t will be presented in Staunten
on Monday, April 10th, with an excellent
cast and representation Of the original
Madison Square stage setting. This play
like Hazel Kirke-always draws.
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PROPERTY FoRSALE.-Our readers will
find several valuable and desirable proper
ties offered, in our columns. this morning
for sale: The extensive property of the
late George Baylor in, the city; the desir-
able property of the late Thomas Burke in
the county ; the well-known ''Betsy Doak
farm near Gree nville, and the well-known
hotel property in the town of Timberville,
Rockingham county. Those interested
should read the announcements.
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STATE CONVENTION OF Y. M. G. "A.
AssoCIATIoNs.-The State Executive Com.
mittee composed of Hugh M. McIlhany
Chairman, II. L. Hoover, VIM. J. Nelson.
T. e. Morton, VIM. Rock, W. G.. Abney,
H. Hanger, James Lyons, Jr., J. Taylor
Ellyson, o. B. Morgan, T. II. Loyal,
Hugh ". Henry and R. Taylor Scott, on
Wednesday last issued the call for the sew
enth annual State convention Of Asso-
tions in Virginia, to be held at Lynchburg
April 26th-29Sh Each Ass ociation is en-
titled to send five delegates.
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A NEW TELEGRAPH LINE.-The pub.
lie will be glad to know that on the 1st of
Nay next, the Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
Co. will open its telegraph line to Staun-
ton for general business, thus putting our
city in competing connection with the
Northern and Western cities. We learn
that the Office will not be at the Valley
Depot but at q point up town, more con-
yepient to the business community.
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DIED.

MOORE.-In Richmond, March 3lst. Mrs Ann R.
Moore. wife OF A. B. Moore. proprietor of tho
Richmond House.
LUPTON. his residence in Harrisonburr, on
Friday last. March 49, 1883, after an illness OF one
week: of typhoid pneumonia, Lewis r. Lupton
son Of Mrs. NJ. c. Lupton, aged 81 years, months
and "a days
s. Wise. born in Ssaunton in 1899 He graduated
in medicine In Philadelphia, and moved to Louis
lana when young man.
AGNER.-In Staunton, on April 3D. Of tumor
stomach, James L. Agner, aged II years
FIX.-Near GreenvilIe March 2sth, Mrs. Sarah +.
Fix. wife of Capt. John Fix. She was inferred at
Mt. Carmel.
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Private Asylum for the Insane.

We learn that DR.. VIM. Hamilton, who
for thirty years was Assistant Physician
at the Western Lunatic Asylum, has rem
ted the dwelling on Kalorama street,
owned by Mrs, F. T. Strbling, and has
opened private asylum for the treat
ment of such of the insane as their friends
may desire such location for instead of
at public institution.
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The Voting by Pr ecincts at the Primary

We are authorized to state that the
Democratic voters who vote at the prima-
ry election tomorrow soiU not be required to
vote at any precinct other than the old
one they have been ia the habit of voting
at Vote at the the precinct you have
always voted at.
at the regular election, May oath, you
will vote according to the new distIictiug
of the county, but tomorrow you will Vote
at your old precincts.
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A Lady Drowned.

On Monday last Mrs. VIM. Grass, living
near SherandO sister of Mr.. John D.
Balsley, a merchant at that village, was
dlowned. 1t seems that little stream
runs between the residence OF Mr.. Grass
and the stable. crossed by a foot bridge.
On Monday Mrs. g., who was subject to
attacks of unconsciousness, attempted to
cross, and it is supposed fell senseless
from the bridge into the water. Her body
was found near the bridge some time after.
She leaves husband and several children.
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narso Al
PERSONAL! To Men onIyl

THE VOLTAIC BELT CO, Marshall Mica, will
send DIR. DYES CELEBRATED ELECTRO,VOL-
TAIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on
trial for thirty days to men young and old who are
Manhood and kindred troubles. guaranteeing spec
dy and complete restoration Of health and manly
viger Address as above N. B.-No risk is incur
red as thirty DAYS trial Is allowed. tune
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ACCIDENTS On Saturda y night last
Mr. John W. Huff, of Buffalo Forge, who
has. with his family, been boarding some
time at the American Hotel. was wound
ed in the hand by the accidental discharge
of his pistol. He was examining it in the
presence of his family when it exploded.
the ball passing through the palm of his
right hand and burying itself in the wall
DR.. 7. W. Shelton was called in and
dressed the wound, and ON Monday Mr..
Huff was we'll enough to make trip to
Lexington.
The snow came near causing fatal &C.
cident on Main street. Saturday afternoon.
Mr. A. A. Cone, the we'll known jeweler
was passing under the wooden awning of
Logan, Tyree & Martins drug store,
when it fell from the weight of the
snow. the timbers striking Mr.. c. on the
head, iDfiicting cut some inches in
length, and badly bruising his person. s.-
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A STAUNToN INDUsTRY.-Mr. Robert
Hill, Jr, at his establishment on Augusta
Street, has had for some time in operation
expensive machinery engaged 10 making
ginger ale and all sorts of crystal soda and
other Misunderstanding beverages. He
ships the product to not less than five
States. AT the International Bottler's Ex-
hibition in Pittsburg, Pa, the following
report of his goods was made in the Ameri-
Can Bottler's Report:
Robert Hill, Jr., Stanton. Va, had
both on exhibit and test full line of his
beverages. Nothing superior to his ginger
ale was tested at the exhibition or else
where, while his lemon soda was not only
the finest on exhibition, but unsurpassed
for excellence in any locality. His sarsa-
paiilla and other beverages were also very
superior, and received many high and we'll
deserved compliments from his brethren
of the trade.
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CARD.-To all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions of YOUTH nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, &c, will send a
receipt that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary. in
South America Send self addressed envelope to
the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAs, Station D, New York
City. jan2l-1yr.
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City Notices.

*+""Mean people take advantage OF their neigh
boris difficulties to annoy them" Mean diseases.
such rs piles. rheum atsm. constipation dyspepsia
malaria, lame back, etc, take advantage OF PEG
pies exposures and attack them. 1t Is then that
Kidney Wort appears the field and by its timely
agency puts to rout this flock of evil ailments 1t
Is a friend in need and therefore friend indeed.
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rnoicE BRANDS OF FAMILY FLOUR

Our Crystal family -four, competing in the east
ern cities successfully with the high grades of Min
nesota" and City Mills, and so favorably known
here, Is new being offered to our customers re.
not only recommend these brands but guarantee
them to be y. X Get the best -four and have the
most satisfactory bread and cakes for Christmas
To be had at BAKER BROS
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Com mCrCfal.
STAUNToN, Mar,29. 1

oI1UNTON, MAJ. az, 1857.
=. Flea !e 49,, M159s; sgpsr1ine $40; Family
New Bac; n, Hog Round. l5c Hams 16@i7; Lard
13@l4. Salt. N:75; Sugar 9@121Sc: Meal 9O@95;
Moasses A. @75c Butter 16@1Sc; Eggs l3@l5c POta
toes, 81 25I-- Timothy seed. IS OO@3 50; Wool
twashed} s69asc Wool (unwashed) 26@8c; Clover
s.!09$2.-5; Clover, s5.5o0$725; Oats 4o95Oc rye
6547t.
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The LADIES will hardly forget in their
pursuit of the Spring fashions to read the
advertisement of Kayser, Shirley y Tay-
lor in another column,
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&SNothing so simple and perfect for coloring as
the Diamond Dyes For carpet rags. better and
cheaper than any other dye-stufs.
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SKINNY MEN.-'sWells' Health Renewer'' n
sores health and vigor, Gu es Dyspepsia, Imp,
tence. Sexual Debility g. iunel6 1y
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"BUCHUPAIBA."- complete cure, all 81
noying Kidney. Bladder aud Urinary Diseases. s
Druggists. iunel61y
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1t is useless to mention these as every one knows
they always carry full line of these goods. and
their large sales show that they sell them at popu
lar prices.
Their stock of WHITE GOODS. Such as
Linon De AlucOn,
French Mulls In all colors,
Linen Lawns,
India Linen.
Persian Lawns.
Hamburg Edging and Inserting,
Swiss Embroderies, the prettiestyou
Guipure Edeines something new
Torchon Edging and Insertion
FANCY WHITE LACE Such as
Dentelle Vense,
Point De Cardinal,
Point DE AecOn
Point De Languedoc.
Dentelle Brabrant,
Dentae Edelweiss.
Is une9uaIed In the .ty.
Have you seen the
NEWPORT TIES AND SASHES
KAYSER, Shirley u TAYLOR'S,
They are the newest things out.
KAYSER, Shirley \ TAYLOR
will not be undersod so don't fail to examine their
immense stock before making your Spring pur-
chases. april est.
VTIRGINIA-In the Clerks ONCE Circuit Court
OF Augusta County, March 2lst 49,
z. Fl. Rawlings, plaintiff,
VS.,
The Cleveland Manganese Mining Company, de.
PENDANTS
In AssUMPsIr ON ATTACHMENT.
The object OF this suit Is to OF the defend
ant the sum OF $l8e.45 with interest from March
2Hth, 1883. till paid and The COSTS and to attach any
estate or debts due said defendant found in the
county Of Angusta-Suffcient to satisfy to the said
plaintiff his debt, interest and costs.
1t appearing by anidayit Aled that the Cleveland
Manganese Mining COMPANY is non resident of
this State 1t is ordered that it do appear here with
In one month after due publication Of this notice
and DO what is necessary to protect its interest
TeSte,
SHEFfEY BCMGARDNER, p.q, ], N, RYAN,
Apl CAV. Clerk.
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ssMocLUNG,s TELKGRAPH."

This celebrated horse will stand the season be-
ginning April 1st Sa one.haf hiz slime at Mr.. Jas Z
Collins, near Greenvie; the other half at Mr.
VIM Grooms, Fishersville
Insurance on single mare. $l2; ON two, 500; on
three so; season. IS, leap, S.
For Information an pedigree. address.
JOHN A. MCCLUNG.
mar 23-lm. Fairfield, Va
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FATHER AND Son. Columbia, s. c., Fob. l6 1851
a. H Warner & Co.: Sirs-I cured myself Of
kidney disease, and my son of Brights disease, by
the use OF your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, when
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Ayers Hair Vigor restores gray hair to Its origna
color. and makes the hair vigorous and abundant
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DEATH OF AN OLD TINE RESIDENT OF
STAUNTON.--A ael known hotel keeper
of south western Virginia, Col. John N.
Bosang, died at Brlst ii IN Saturday. He
was born and raised H. 5 auntun, and will
he recollected 10y some OF our oldest clti-
zeRs as having been one of the managers
at the central office here Of the Virginia
Free Road Lottery" which was located
here, Stephenson 4 Points beng the pro
pr;stors. Col. Bosang "emigrated''-as it
was called in those days, for southwest
Virginia. was then 81 far as Colorado is
pow-to Wytbe about fo:ty years ago, and
never made the Valley his home again,
though he has frequently revisited IT,
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TROUGH ON RATS."-Clears out rats, mice
reaches, flies, ants, bed bugs, chunks, chipmhnk.
gophers. 15c. Druggists june161y
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MARRIED.

DOSH-HELLER.-Int the Lutheran Church at
Woodstock. March z1st Mr. VIM l.. Dosh to Miss
Annie. daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth Heller.
CANTER-CALDWELL.-A the District Parson-
age in Lewisburg on the 9th ult nv Rev. j c.
Dice, Rev. John ": Capter, of the Baltimore An
nual Conference, M. Z. Church. South and Mrs
Matte j Caldwell of Alvon, Greenbrier county.
HAMLIN-BUTTS AT Grand Island. Nebraska,
March %. Mr. Eugene Hamin and Miss Carrie E
Butts, formerly of this City.
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The finest in the Market Is Rosenheim's celebra
ted Springdale Whiskey. Sold In Staunton, Va, by
Virginia Hotel Saloon, VIM. Kinney and B. B
Crowders American Hotel bar febo 6m
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OAK LUMBER,

have 5000 feet of thoroughly seasoned two inch
clean oak lumber, FROM IL to 20 feet In length and
"A inches in breadth, also 5000 feet Of good inch
pine lumber.
Mar 20, 's2 st, DAVIS A. KAfaER.
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Wood Wanted.

Those subscribers whose custom or de-
sire it is to pay their subscriptions in wood
can do 30 now by sending it in.
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GLENN's SULPHUR DROPS removes all local erup
tions soothes all abrasons Of the cuticle.
Apl I'm.
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Prof. James A. sewell, A. M, M. D.. of Medical
Faculty. Laval University, Quebec, states II have
found CoLDEN's LIQUID BEEF TONIC particularly
useful in advanced stages of Consumption, Weak
ness, Dyspepsia and all nervous affections. In preg
nant women it has been retained when every other
article of food was rejected. Palatable and easy
Of digestion" (Take no other.) MARI I'm
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HIGH AUTHoRITY-Dr W. E. Scott, President OF
the College of Physicians, Montreal writes II have
recommended CoLDENs LIQUID BEEF Tonic as the
best preparation for debility Indigestion dyspepsia,
ferer. ague and loss Of appetite (Tt1ke no otherl
Apl elm.
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l. OF VIRGINIA
ONCE in the old Valley Mutual Rooms,
STANTON. VA.
POLICIES GUARANTEED FOR THEIR FULL RAC1
VALUE. POLICIES INONTESTIBLE. INsURES on
ENDOWMENT PLAN DON'T HAVE TO Idle TO WIN"
GEN. JOHN ECHoLs, President
DAVIS A. KAYsER, Vice President.
HUGH M. MCILHANY, Secretary.
JOHN M, CARROLL, Treasurer.
I. C. MORTON, General Agent.
DIR A. M. FAUNTLEROY, Medical Director.
Energetic and trustworthy agents who can furn-
ish good business references (none others need ap-
Ply wanted in every county and town in Virginia
The new and attractive features OF this company
will make 1t very profitable to a live man.
For, further Information, terms, SC address.
T.. C. MORTON, General Agent.
marS0 At StauntOn. Va.
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LECTURES OF PROF. wINsToN-soME OF
STRIKING FA CPS ABOUT THE SUN.
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DRY GOODS


f& DRY GOODS
SPECIAL SALE FOR
MARCH, 1883 q
LOEB BROTHERS.
New Revised Price List.
Bleaehed Cotton, and cts
Ticking very good, 10 cts
i: :;s s Vi. s:
10 Sheeting. very good, p cts
Table Linen. Warranted pure linen) anu Is cts
Turkey Re, Red Table Damask' 10 1917 ;, -, g cts
Ress ne che eSss Nansooks AND e cts
White Goods for aprons. dresses, &c, from
Handsome Curtain Laces and Muslins, from
Hamburg Edpinps and I.aces much below
EaaIss' Rubber SaSS eossamers, AZ q Z
$780, 49,
We offer sp.,ia, Inducements, in o1r
r.
eG %oa snS a Ws9 mixed Carpet 60 $ cents
Brussels Carpet, rs cts, 80 cts, 81 90 and up
Floor olI G GIofh al. width. cts yard
Enmn,ata ss' 10 w. w """ - e0"'' "p'oee-
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If you desire Pure Whiskey distilled from Rye
only. and of great age, call for Rosenhems Spring
dale. Sold in Stanton, Va, by Virginia Hotel ga:
loon, VIM. Kinney and b B. Crowder's American
Hotel bar. feb9 6m
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DR.. Paddock has established perma.
manently his 4th Medical and Surgical Institute at
and 900 prnad Stroet

81 and 1923 Broad Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
which is the only place in Virginia, North Carolina
and South Carolina that Is supplied with the nstru-
ments, new medicines, appliances and experience.
specially adapted to treat all chronic. Nervous,
Hood, Female diseases and deformities also all
diseases of the Eye. Ear Throat. Heart stomach.
Liver, Kidneys. Bladder, Rectum. Womb. The
genital ORGANS. special nervous diseases Club Feet,
Bow Legs, Hip J"int Diseases. Hlmpback; Para!y-
SIS, Rupfures. DrOpSy Cancers, Tumors, Epileptic
Fits, Consumption. Catsrrh. etc, Seminal Weak
ness, lmpotency, Barreness. Loss Of Vigor, &c :,
Opium Habits and Drunkenness positively cured;
rite and send 50 cents for special list Of ques-
tons which patients can answer and receive treat-
ment by mail without visiting the Institute. Also
send cents for large Medical Journal, circulars
testimonials. etc.
ELECTRICITY MAKES WONDERFUL CURES.
Send $500 for DR.. Paddock's Electrical Band for
ladies only.
Send $500 tor DR.. Paddock's Electrical Band for
Send $3.50 Tor DIR. Paddocks Electro Magnetic
Spect acles- You miss it II you don't get them.
Ladies this is my best appliance. and is worth its
weight in gold; it will enable you to do your work
.'' Send 500 for Dr. Paddocks Pile Preparation
gives instant relief. give my word to sufferers
that 1t is wonderful remedy and thousands praise
send $1,000 for Dr. Paddock's Tape Worm RENE
dy; removes it In from l to hours or money re-
funded; no pain sickness or danger. Consultation
win be reasonable and within your reach. We do
business Oh the square.
State and County Agents wanted to sell Electrical
Goods on salary and commission: they can make
BIG MONEY WITH SMALL CAPITAL.
A very profitable and prominent growing business.
Address-The Paddock Medical and Surgical In
stitute, No. 4, S2l and 1923 e. Broad Street
Mar l63m* RICHMOND. VA
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MOURNING GOODS

) the place to get it. And as for
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every ether remedy had failed. JOHN AeNEw.

Honesty is the best policy in medicine as well as
In other things. Ayers Sarsaparilla is a genuine
preparation. an unequalled Spring medicine and
blood purifier, decidedly superior to all others in
the market. Trial proves it.
A CoRREsPoNDENT.-From the far away State OF
Colorado writes: IAN old Indian at this agency
remarked when he tasted New Life. the Great
Cough Remedy, for the first time ugh! big medi-
ciner After it had cured him of asthma he said:
Ugh heap much big mediciner" This is the gen.
eral verdict. It's action In throat and lung trou-
bles, Is little short of marvellous.
*Both Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
ana Blood Purifier are prepared at 2a3 and 235
Western Avenue, Lynn. Mass. Price of either, 81.
Blk bottles for g. Sent by mail in the form of pills,
or OF ozenges on receipt Of price, 81 per box for
either. Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters Of
inquiry. Enclose &c. stamp. Send for 'Guide to
Health and Nerve Strain.