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The pro.pec,ive Fruit Crop.

n. ]. tetAluI MATCH 90
Though 1t is rather early in the spring to
predict the effects Of irosts on the next
fruit crop, the fruit growers OF Southern
Illinois are reported to be hopeful OF the
largest peach crop they have bad for sew
erai years. The result was depend largely
on the grange" Of temperature for the next
four or five weeks. So far It Ia favorable
10 the fruit prospects that the weather has
been cold enough to prevent premature
dow Of sap, which would only expose the
budding tees To killing frosts. almost sure
to come in the middle Of April. The con.
ditions most favorable would be oontlnu'
auCe OF moderate cold till the inst
or middle OF next month which
would keep down the processes Of
Yegetatlon), followed by gradual rise oil
temperature. Judging by the recent run
OF weather, both east and west Of the A!le'
ghanies, the present month, and probably
the first half Of April, will be colder than
usual. But unless there comes very soon
a spell OF abnorm&lly warm weather, forcing
yeeStatlnn forward, the April irosts will
not DO likely to enlanger fruit crops gen.
orally. In 1875 the Delaware peach crop
was mcmorably fine, and It was said that
the ENORMOUS quantity Of 100000 bask
cts Of the fruit was shipped-va larger
Weld than was reported In 1881, which
was also good peach year. But It Il
noteworthy that the first two spring month";
OF 1875 everywhere east Of the Rocky
Mountains Except in the South Atlantic
States during MARCH, were exceptionally
cold, and heavy irosts occurred rs lar soutl
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MEDICAL.
SLIGHT ODDS,
A Little Story with a large MoraI-0nc
Man who knew his own Business.

mo, my dear" said the venerable keeper OF I
country store to tinid little girl whose beat
scarcely cAmo up TO the level Of the counter, mo
my dear, we haven't any red flannel, but we h&y'
some ant nate New Orleans mOlAses." Softly
limiting tina. she didn't think that would ansWcI
the purpose quite as well, the child went her way
In search OF the article she wanted.
"fave you BENsoN's CAPcISE PLAsTERs :
asked gentlemen OF q certain druggist Whose
name could be given were 1t desired. ~ am
troubled Just now with touch Of my old friend.
the lumbago. and the EenSon's Platter seems to 20
to the SCOT almost as soon as 1t touches the Iiin."
mot at present." replied the druggist. gGnIAlly.
"but we have lots Of plRsters Just as good. There Ia
Allcock's, the capdcum and othen-won't one Of
them do as well1" .U
my dear Air." retorted the gentleman, with 4
sliSht show Of temper "ISAy nothing against those
articles, but Rm business man, and always AK
for precisely what l want, and for nothing else.
may enlighten you, however. when I say that
sometime ago, for another dIseac, OF which the
Capcine has sIuce cured me, I tried all those you
mention, with no appreciable beneGt They arc
inefficient, every one OF them, tho meanest act Of
the ptoprietos OF some Of them being this: that
they make plasteri with similar sounding names to
deceive the unwary Into believing they are the
same thing. Experience taught me the difference.
III so to the next man In your line. Good day."
Pc on your guard against limitations. The gen.
uIno has the word CAPCINE cut cltGnly 10 the
middle OF the plaster. All Others are imposi.lons
scaNury& johnson, Chemists. New York.
mtl5.VRIW
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sspIOAL.
Our Reportlr's YacatIon NOtes.

During his IAmOltS thu teaon, cur Hr. II. has
ttksn upon him,eli the tAsS Of sGtistying our M.
merous raiders that whatever FOODS are mAnu.sc'
tuIed In our Eoodly city oi Roger Williams. are Of
a high gadO, and as One iu quality as can be pro.
duced In any spo. on the globe. Especially Is this
90 when the skilled PhAfmScIst Of many ycRn' ex.
perenCe resolves 10 extract from the nuest totonl.
cal speed linens Of toe vegetable world the most 20.
tent cure for some special disease In proof Of bis
assertion that Providence X. l., affords the best, he
relates On Interview with All acquaintance. given
him while scIournipg temporarily al her residence.
She says, about year suffered severely from
Rheumatism In my limbs. and Neuralgia In the
head, which endured Two or three months With
as much patience possible. being under the treat.
ment Of All excellent dOcto:. aud ttylug many
kinds OF medicine without any marked eaec'. At
last RmedicAl friend advised me to Try Hunts Rem.
edy, because no atttbut,d my severe suffering 10
the bad condition oil my kidneys. wnich were not
performing theIr proper functions and com.
Inenced taking II, and In few days the neuralgia
had departed, my headache had entirely
disappeared, tho swelling In my IlnbS AID
Joints had gone. and | have not bad touch Of It
aimee, More recently was troubled with impurity
Of Inc Dlo0Q, WHICH AuoNCu lhc4i III ftNeEo etup-
tons OIL my lace laSAin resotted 10 Hunts ke Il.
edy, and after taking Il short time was completely
cured ofthAt complaint Hunts Kennedy HIS
proved very beneficial to me in attacks OF sick
headache. which II always RllevlAtes. and no'IcO
the improvement! as soon As l take the Remedy.
This Remedy has strengthening elements. foFil has
made mo feel much stronger, and hSa been very
beneficial 10 my general health. l mos heartily
recommend It TO all sufferers Ike myself
"MRA L. q. TASSEI, No. lSG Pearl St."
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Col. fanning,s Horse.

Texas SlnlngS.
"Since you insist upon it, gentlemen,
replied Col. Tanning, ~ will relate a littl,
incident connected with the captureo Of tina
Yankee battery. 1t struck mo as beinI
very singular. The story is about my
horse Black Hawk. He was, as some o
you know, a jet black-nota white hair OF
him except star on his forehead. He wa
splendid riding animal, but be was mol
preCiselya war horse like the animal de
sCribed by Job. He was more OF lady'f
horse than war steed. When he shifted
the battle from afar and heard the shout
ing and the noise Of the captains he didn't
say "Ha, hal" as jobs charger did. He
wasn't that kind Of a horse"
Probably his heart was not in the atrug.
gle. He may have been an imported
Northern horse with abolition tendencies,
suggested Major Rangoon.
mo, it wasn't that" said the Colonel.
"He was naturally a timid animal. This
was the first time that had ridden Black
Hawk into battle, and the poor brute
trembled oil over. received an order to
advance under cover as near as POSSIBLE 10
the battery, and then charge. Just before
we made the charge o shell from the bat.
terry fell within 10 feet OF my horse. He
reared up, and uttered the peculiar cry Of a
horse in mortal terror. The poor fellow
trembled SO that was in danger OF falling
of. Fortunately the shell did not ex-
plode. A moment later l was
leading my regiment in a headlong
charge on the battery, with shells ex-
ploding over and on every side OF us.
Only onethird Of my regiment survived
that fearful charge. After the battery had
been captured l noticed that all OF my
men looked strangl at me and my charger.
l happened to glance at the animal, and
gentlemen, what am stating to you is u
solemn fact, TO my amazement, instead OF
being on the back OF black horse was
riding white horse. Excessive fright
had changed every hair on the animal from
coal black to snowy Whitehall except the
little star on his forehead that had turned
as black as your hat. l never heard Of o
similar occurrence, gentlemen. 1t was
very remarkable"
"Veryw said every one in chorus. There
wss pause, quite long pause; then
Major Rangoon said:
"Col. Tanning, you have Just returned
from Washington City, have you not?"
"Yes."
"Did you meet Tom 0chiltree when you
were at the capital?"
II did," az
"Nuff said"
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quincy and Liver diseases and Rheumatism
Anng' TrIribIy-"SOthiug scemed TO help me;
eOoIs not hv'Ou'V' ZEIT, PHILLIPS
whaling W Va.
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NOTED but UNTITLED WOMAN.

HSstrt. EdHorsf-
The absvo ID ia good likeness OF Nh. Lydia Fink
ham, OF Lynn Mass who above all other human bCings
may DO truthfuy called the "Dcar Friend Of Woman"
as some OF her correspondents love to call her. She
s. zealousy devoted to her work, which Is tho outcome
OF sllfestudy, and Is obliged to keep hx lady
nsSant to help her answer the large correspondence
which daily pourI In upon her each bearing lis special
burden Of suffering. or Joy at release from It. Her
Vegetable Compound Is medicine for good and not
evil purpose have personally investigated 1t and
am satisfied OF the truth 9th
Ca account OF It's proven merits II Is recommended
and prescribed by tho best physicians In tho country.
One EaySt at works Ike cham and SaHst much
pain II viii cure entirely tho worst form Of falling
Of the uterus LCarorrhGa, irregular and painful
MenStruaton nil Ovarian Troubles, inflammation and
liberation, Flooding, all DISrIAccmonts and the con.
,equsut spinal weakness, and Il especially adapted to
the Change Of Liza
ItpernOates every portion OF tho system, and gives
now life and vgor. It removes fOIntnoa, fAuleney,
destroys oil craving for ElmuAntS and rOlleNeswOak.
ness OF tho stomach It cures Floating. Headaches,
Nervous TrostratIon General Debility, Sccphsn0Ss,
Depression and Indigestion. That cling OF bearing
down, Causing palm, " Ight and .ckaahe, u always
permanently cured Its uSS i will alta tirC and
under all rIrrums neos act in harmony withthe law
that governs tho female 'yStcm
ItcOsts only e. per bottle or Sx for e. and iISod by
druggists Any advice required to special Cases, and
the names OF many who have been restored ia perfect
health by tho use OF tho Vegetable Compound can DO
obtained ly addressing Mrs T., with stamp for reply.
at her homo in Lynn, NtaG.
For Kidney Complaint OF either SCI this compounds
unsurpassed rs abundant testimonials show.
airs rInkhRns Liver I'IllI," says one writer. faro
Ae bat IN ths tnor'I for tho curV OF Constipation,
DlllouSncts and TOrpIdy of tho liver. Her Blood
Purifier works wonders In itN special lae and bids fall
10 equal the Compound In ia popularity
All must respect her Angel OF Mercy whose solo
ambition q to do good to other. ..
PhIadnlbhIa Pa. CO NFh A. " D.
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A sure cure Tor Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR..
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. Will
liam's Indian Ointment A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer Ave min.
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine, Lotions and Instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment ab.
serbs the tumoB, allays the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm In
bed,) acts as poultioe, gives Instant and
painless relief, and Ia prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else. ~.
For psle by oil drusgiSl aud mailed on 70.
cept OF price, 81 90. :.
For sale by J. F. shirk, Logan 4 Co., also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and 3. K.
MoConAhey, Bridgeport o. DAw
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OIL
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth? II SO. send al
once and get bottle OF Ms. Wirslow't
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething, Ia
value Is incalculable. It will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mother, there is no mistake about
II. It cures dysentary and diarrhoe,, regu.
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces lnllamma'
ton, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mrs. Wins'ow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething Is pleasant to the
taste, aud 10 the prescription Of one OF the
in the United States, and Is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price Is
cents bottle, MwP6wI
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HOME PROOF.

,,,.,v AVID Liver diseases and Rheumatism
hun2 T.,,ibly-"SOihing seemed TO help me-
e1Ie MOI hV'ON' ZEIT PHlLLlPS
Wheeling, VIVA.
,.,,,s po,vnus Of Nose, Impaired vOice.-sui'
"a ~, ItAn: patent medicine tailed " helP me-
b. smith completely G ST III rs s. cuAppucK.
OF speIdel & Co Wheeling. ". va.
,..,.,, and rlcented Standardization
plSPspiSsI INA 10 give q relief. Dr. Smith cured
Ot |sAn 'A"sT HUMAs HOLT, insurance agent,
sis-"Had them for fourteen yGam ,I w 9nai'h
'a srsoiiiS Running Sores on heAdE"My son was
,setcd lor fourteen years; N9thihS see"eo "
hEPa!n' VI 0''''A Ms, CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling. " Va
r,ror,.-"suiIered for yeArs WIN Cancer; hhu u
~, mi three times. II returned Mtet eAcu opssn
I'm DR.. smith cured me without kniie. SSTsHcot
rn vL,vla NJ AnuS-Flat OF my back for IS
~. RepNlied dying. Or. smith cured me win
cut Enie' IN H'O "' THOMAS coLvIS,
Wbo,esAle Grocer, Main 81, wheeling, "; va.
r,crIiiol, Of keGlum, PIOlSpSus Ano flleA.
wa given up to die and plonounceu incun'
W. ~ '' WASHINGTON DkLASf.
Martins Ferry.
s.r H. O. LAdd wrtcs:-"Dr.. Smiths profess
ySS,I ,rryrr, IN my family hayo bten irOst salts
hstary md commend him 10 all Us gentleman
nj tlIlIiul pbysIclAn."
q: wen ytEfs and treated by many physicians tot
Srrstsit' Dr. smith said had tape worm. and
y stSsi hotrs removed 4 mon ter 100 feet long,"
FsrSle C1mpIaintS--ThIee years 10 hospitals iot
t,'Iss siye me peculiar advantages In such cases
Sr0ns cured q cAtArrh. diseases OF hear, liver
al N
nj sI,Eue,Scs Of Intn aud youth, scroiula and
UhnL testify To my success.
hles cured without the knife.
iSIIess al distance may DO treated BY letter and
HiblIctIon guaranteed. chart for self examina;
ian ,epi IN receipt Of two threecent stamps, anu
tnSsii,SiSn Al Office FREQ. ONCE hours from GA.
xi0THE,, daily, Call on or address
JOHN L, SMITH, N. p.
n1ll No 1901 Chanline 81. Wheeling. W. Va.
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Because the shadows deepened heavily,
Because the end OF all seemed near, ionooth.
Her gtaclOusTpIrit ever quick 10 ruth.
Had pity on her bond slave, even on me.
she came IN with the twilight nOlSeleSSly;
Fair a. rose, immACulaieNs truth,
shO leaned above my wrecked and wasted youth
felt her presence more THAI ! could see.
"GOd keep you, my poor friend" heard her Eay
And then she kissed my dry hot LIPS aud eyes.
Kiss thou the next Kiss, quiet Death, | prey,
Be instant on this hour. and so surprise
Ny Spiht while her presence seems 10 stay:
Take LsOu the heart, with the heAit's Paradise.
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as Norfolk. Knoxville and Nashville on OF
after April II. In this instance the cold,
late spring, by retarding the flow Of sap in
fruit trees until after the frost period, was
apparently beneficial. There Is nothing
yet developed in the present season which
contra.indicatss a good fruityear. But the
present outlook is rather promising than
otherwise, though as the season Is little
late all fruits and vegetables not grown
under cover may be slow in maturing.
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THE
Pacific Northwest !!
1G9I
Oregon, Washington and Idaho.

Offers the best field for EmigrAnfs-vIz: u mild,
equAblc, aud healthy climate; cheap lands u great
fertility producing all varieties Of GrAIn, Fruit aud
Grasses 10 wonderful abundance; All lnCxhaustible
supply Of Timber; vast Coal Fields, aud other
mineral deposits cheap and quick transportation
BY railroads and river navigation direct Commerce
with all parts Of the world, owing 10 Ia proximity
10 the Pacific Ocean.
No Drouths, no Insect Pests, no Hurricanes,
WhlrlwlndS, OF other Destructive Phen0meuA.. "a,
The Lands Of the Pacific NOrthwes. lhow lu
average yield Of whGt per acre largely IN excess OF
that Of any other section Of the CHlted States ,r
| No failure OF crops has even o. CURED.
Oregon Wheat commands higher price than
that Of any other country 10 the Liverpool Market
An Immense AREA Of very fertile Railroad and
Government LAn"E, within easy roach Of the trunk
lines OF the Northern PRCidc r. r the OteH0u
Railway d Navigation, and tho Oregon a California
| R. K. Co.'s and their numerous branches IN the
great Valleys nf tho Columbia and is tributaFies
arc now offered for sale n low prices and OH Easy
Terms, or open to pre- cmptiOn and Homestead
Entry. I'
Tho great movement OF population 10 the COlum.
biA region now In pT0gta Will 10 EIlnF1nOuEly iu.
creased by the completion OF tho Northern Pacific
R. r. aud the Oregon Railway & Navigation Co.'S
EyXtcmA This renders CCrtGIl Hpid increase In
the value OF Lands now open To purchase or 10 On.
Try under the United States Land Laws
For Pamphlets and Maps, Descriptive Of the coun.
y, lts resources climate. routes Of navel, rates
and full information, address, .....
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Albert @. Mann. OF Cottage Home. ILL.,, says:
have been prostratOd for thee or more years with
Kidney disease; at tImesI was not able TO put on
my boots; my wife has often pulled Them on ioi
me- Twas not 10 bad as that all the Tine, but
never knew what Il was to b. without pin In my
back until commenced Wirg hunts Remedy.
Since began to take Hunts Remedy | have been
fee rom Gll paIn and take pleasure In saying that
II IL the best medicine that ever knew Tor Kidney
and liver diseased" aDFInWYlW
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Bora Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Blood Purifier are prepared Al
233 and 235 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass.
Price oil either, 81. Six bottles for s.. Sem
by mail In the form Of pills or lozsnges, or
receipt OF price, 81 per box for either. Mrs
Pinkham freely answers all letters ofinquiry
Enclose Sc. stamp. Send for pamphlet
Mention this paper. MwTGw.
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skin Diseases Cured.

BY On. FRAxrER's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
as II by magic, Pimples, Black Heads OF
Grubs Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti'
tul. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nip.
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc.
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re
ceipt Of price, 80 cents.
]. r. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents al
Wheeling, and R. K. McConahey, Agent al
Bridgeport. pAw
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mr., ], E. SMITH,
o.14O4 Chapline Street.
Near Fourteenth Street.

-.,,. evidence Of physicians success Is ne
ne U S' S Sls patients. The Increasing demsndi
y .eS S ,b prove h sSS hsve oOnsSied
so1oHD! NV ~" a 1atent's uame without permits
DC, ia eHsfh u rave ninny bundled certificates
eOa, tnost ,.bom have cured after they had Deen
iE1 mo ! !" tT"~ii,AGle A thorough medical edu.
PtoaoaHS1'lGb msGy years hospital experience aud
G.y with iherspu.c agent. se eHs s, Sc '
Iac.d iepp,,..TiI infringement iniureS success. II
tsauS !n " aud frankly give The patient my
nbjnInU, ..
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MAnRlAoEs AND DEATHS
That Have Recently Occurred In this
state stnd Vicinity.

Ioh, Han, N N,rr Tvrch roth NJ s,eubenyIllt
y, pax ra,bsr us,,ntdy, Anil I.
G, D. Sullivan to Ma Dora Wines. KAnRwhA co.
March %. by Rev. T. +. Holt
Geo v; Fishs, to Sarah % y y. ao!es, BY kdefs' 7"
eSn A cH,r 70 Ics 2 n So,h of paxtou ca
BY BeS. Z. wArman, March y.
NJ haer % o: a. aG MWnh "a Oo1l VI ptAA'"i
CO.. ~ RSN;,s =, prinSn H va r. tllen Heluu, q
I, - ~ DoShe Y. t,t ". S ~ Mel, SS
James PcnIeEta.t Of KoAnGHe 70 MollS h ~. ss
danb WnIs.! " ~ He s",iis Z crasTsr S1 Rev M
Owen; q a4rtinss6 ,E March I =. ,h o,y.,S.,oo
nv R.y N NJ Is ~ TstrS I ii O''u VI ""
W hs'i " E,ok. L,I ., Nor,os
WIN m saies' x SnSoa n SSle pom OIL A0nt0t
L@Tinder'O Of Amhertco. Va by Rev. n. jones'
Rsy iohn " csr,c, NJ IN. BaltImore Annual
Conference, ": Ch4ieh souIa' % MI 4ss H., .
M!os, " VI o'eeH"l''t eo' " Nov - " OASs'
A nNIo; - n.,,d,or N I.nro,,, Edwards bo,b nj
s,sSTspyj ns' bv n q Sey Ms,cS ID DO'A VI
10 G p sn5usr WE te"H'' ~ "AAu'N' '4"'St
w oy Ke G,i NJ tE sn t.,r,,. otc,vs,do,,. nv
Rev s5.@ n stale. Is D. Mach is "AN'N' -
HHe,. S1us HteeIei "a $500. lo,h ~ tualIs
Maunee 4; yoneS 70 aIdde hoSst 1otu S y ven
ouE, W EuS Ely! " I'M Mss.t % =. nav D "
nant M..ot, y ysSon V ne a. ''A " t's'' A'' We
D j. eph S Williams o ka.alsAa Nixon both Of
mne H1s' W S'u"e ~A's'' ~ "'.' "'S~NNUU''
At h o. w,,,,.,D, =, p,,av.,ort N Nav M.sts,
y, MastIn y Hsrx =, ne.t %isIsntisr ~ 'sonine
M. Ma. Mt,1S! ." "s'' "''Aeos' ~ "d'"e
Atyss' %at S,. % u.,,,.1 s,.,k both NJ Ma.
rhnk " SIsWnt 70 MAIIe - stHk, OVtn VI mA
Ins Ferry D! squire @"!e'' ~ west "'e1Ahusf
IIsn . - uo,o N E.t,. srI,b hath NJ Eirrvo,I
nv 'Souire Tayes AZ West Alexauder. March III.
FIci. +. D. Wermulh " LIIlla Martin, both Of
Mat at
March Il
Johu Wagner 70 Mrs Phoebe II. Daily, both Of
Belmont CO.. o. BY Squire MAyes. at we.t Alexan'
tieoge l.. BGrtolas 10 Elizabeth E., Games. both
Of whceling, 81 West Alexander, by Squire Mayes,
March IS
James 4. Lightioott Nate Jackson looth colofedl.
both OF Wheeling, At West Alexander, by squire
MAyes, March II
Mlllsrd i. MAflh 10 Hannah J. hixenbaugh. boih
Much Su.u,v n r,.,.,o ,,,,.A., ,,,. =,
BellaiTe. BY squire Mayes, march =.
lhn. + Laws 10 tItHnda W. Jones, both OIL
Wheeling, by Squire A1,es. March 20.
CO., by Rev. wm. Ewing, March q.
Emerson Reed 70 Mary West, b4th Of Washington
CO.. Pa, by Rev. Mr.. eita,e. March p
Louis shaT'.'s Of 0.kt4na to Gile Burke oil
John y CayWo0d, OF C!afksbuig, TO Rosa Y. Pat
ton, OF FhlTmont. BY KEY. I. Il. Driven. March y.
John ". Cowhett, Of Vagina, 70 Carrie a. Nal
l0nee, ol Grafton, by Kew. Robertson, March D.
Writ D. Barnett 70 Kate Payne, both Of Prunty-
town, March q, BY Rev. I. u. Murray: SO
Nicholas EOlyaId 70 Mary A. Philip. by Rev.. ".
Carrico, MAvch Is. Preston co.
Leroy C. Garner 10 Elizabeth G. Hanger, Preston
co Mach l5, by Key. J. Feather.
b. I. Paul 70 fer,illA FrAzeG, both Of Washington
Co. Pa BY Elder sAtttrhelo, March25
DEATHS.
,.n p,5S,., w., ,,ox.,,o. n. us
NJ, .NJ "a ,SnhoiI t,n. In" Aaten
Sli ssed III SpnUI S IUssi. u.,o,, "a. .o, q,
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Dr. ". E. scorr, President OF the College
OF Physicians, Montreal, writes; II have
recommended Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic as
the best preparation for debility, indigestion,
dyspepsia, fever, sgue, and loss OF appetite.
Take no other) MwyAw
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WARSAW, JEFTERsoS Co., Pa.
The swelling Is all gone. am as well and
natural as ever was before was enlarged.
/ am delighted with Pertina and Mandin.
s. P. suArER.
Ny son is still improving in health. Your
Peraina Is just the thing for him.
W. BAUER, 81. Mary'', Pa.
The large Chronic Ulcers, Of Is month";
standing, are entirely healed. The swelling,
pain and itching have all subsidized. the leg Is
healed, and am perfectly well. Perna Is a
wonderful remedy.
W. N. GRIFFITH. Ashland, Ky.
II you desire health and to save money,
ask your druggist for DR.. Hartman's "Ills Of
Life" p4w
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It is sald that the saving Of half q cent Q
'buShel In gathering the corn crop Of Kan:
sas would be an aggregate economy Of
nearly three, quarters Of million dollars.