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EF Dr.. Fra zsLLE. of Wheeling, with
the assistance OF Dr's FARouHAR and
ARMsTRoNs, Of this place, and DR.. WAY
OF Elni Cove, performed an operation
on TOMMY WAf, son OF Mr.. WILLIAM
WAY. which consisted in breaking up
the adhesions in The region OF the hip
jointt
1t is hoped the operation wifi result in
a material alienation of the deformity
if not Q perfect cure.
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rxAu exchanpe tells US tha, weed

.EE An exchange tells US that weeds
may be entirely DESTROYED for years by
cnpious watering with strong solution
Of lime and sulphur and boiling hot wa.
ter This is etfec,ual and will be highly
i'm portant TO such as have garden gravel
walks and pavements, through which
grass and weeds grow up.
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LAW CtkICE, L Mere:

LIZA w y lSEJ, "
What the Nero stands for is moi so
clear-perhaps, Merchant, for Mr. GRAY
was Dealer in Dry Goods and Groce
ries in the town OF GraysviIle, OF which
'he was the proprietor, and ih the town
of Van Buren, Of which he was also the
proprietor. fhe town of Van Buren
ceased to have "local habitation or a
name," many years ago. When Mr..
GRAY failed in his mercantile business,
DANIEL PECK, Esq, then of St. Glars.
vile, now of Wheeling. fled Bill of
Discovery. under the old practice, for
some of Mr.. GRAY's creditors in order
to ind out what had become OF Mr..
GRAY's assets. Among the allegations
in the Bill was one that Mr.. GRAY had
laid out a town which he called Van Ba
rem, sin order to cheat Van Buren men
out of their money!" and another town
which he called Graysville, sat which
places he stood himself alternately to
sell goods
Mr.. GRAY was at one time ProsecI-
ting Attorney of this County as well as
County Surveyor. A favorite prof ct
of his was one Tor slack water naviga
ton on the Little Muskingum from the
Ohio river TO Steed's Mill-wlthin two
miles of WoodsGeld.
/ asked one of the old employees OF
The SPIRIT office, where that old sign
came from H.. sail he was like the
man in Arkansa, who was asked hv o
traveller, after some great outbreak in
bat State, when "hell broke loose there
replied it was there when he came.
j r NJ.
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RF CHAs. MgHLEmAs, HENRY SCH
tfui BAoH. A. W. YorarLY and GODFREY
MUHLEdAN, members Of the Wheeling.
Parkersburg and Cincinnati Transpor-
tatinn Compahy, have fled petition in
Court in Wheeling asking for the APP
poihtnent CT Receiver to settle mp the
affairs of the company and dissolve The
corporation
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Wide Awake Druggists.

Mr.. j T. Judkins is alwys alive in lis
business, and spare no pains to secu G
the hest of every article in his line,
He has secured The agency for the cele.
hrated DR.. Kings New Discovery ior
CONSUMPTION. The only certain cure
known for Consumption, Crughs, Colds
Hoarseness, Asthma, Hay Fever, Bron.
chi.is. or any affection OF the Throat
and Lungs. Snld on p".five guar.
antee. TIi.l B,,tles free. Regular size
al 90
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w Intelligence was received here
last Friday evening that Prof BARBER,
of Matanoras. had departed this life =
1t vas sad news 10 bis many friends,
who respected him as ripe scholar and
thorough gentleman. As an educator,
Pro-. BARBER had few, IL any, superiors
His work here was efficient in .he high
est degree and those whom he trained
for future usefulness will long. remem-
ber him as kind and patient teacher.
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The enterprs'ng firm of Hood &
Co., are doing rushing business III
Hoods Sarsaparfla and Hoods Tooth
P WIDER, both we'll known ana appre-
ciated nv thousands who have tested
their tfficacy. The SarsaL arilla has e.
fecteG wonderful cures, not only in this
citv, hut in various parts of New Enga
land, where its merits are known."-
Ed Lo,eeH Drily Courier.
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Gg very few people know that a lie,

EE Very few people know that let
ter mailed in hotel enselope which
fails to reach the person idressed is
sent at nnce to- the dead letter Office.
notwithstanding the tcu days return
notice on the corner. Fl ,o1 stop at a
hotel and use one of their envelopes,
always mark out the name and insert
your own if you went your lett again,
it II fails to reach The person addressed.
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H Whenever crowd OF half-drun
ken ruffians get on railroad car aud
commence swearing and yelling, the
conductor should instantly stop The train
snd'tumble thsm off at the side of the
road.
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eHTTLE MARKETS.
Baltimore 4 1.-Two Stock Market

bdlCllnOr0 1.-Two SJOCk mdFktGs
August ls, 1888.
PRIcss ef ntef CATTLE AT TIE MARKET
TAfs WEEK.
Very best on sale this week, 5sag ~
That gene, ally rated lirst quality, a '5tc
Medium or good, fair quality, Sg'a4
Ordinary thin steers, oxen 4 cows, ss3a
Extreme range of PRICES, 3,6 10c
Most Of the sales were from 4a54
Hogs-Prices range from 7c for very
rough tail ends to SIc for few extra
hogs; most sales at 73sssc. Prices
same time fast year 10a1lAs.
Sheep:-We quote hutener sheep al
3a5Ic. Lambs 4.6Ic; stock sheep. ewes
2 00a3 % per head; weathers 34a42r
per pound. Last year this time sbeeE
sold for same prices ss to-day, ami lambs
at 5a6ac.
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HERE WE AREy

Go to JACOB REiNHERR for your
oo1fectioneries He has Just returned from
Wheeling with the largest stock of Fine and
CoIirnon Candies ever brou9ht to tkis riiarkeS
All kinds of Nuts, Foreign Fruits. and .Cahned
Goods Good Cheese. Bologna. Dried Beef and
all kinds of Cakes and Pies always on hand.
PARTIES and pionics will be supplied with
Cakes, Ice Cream. Fruit Ices, or any ything.else
in my line oh short notice
You can buy as much GOOD BREAD
for % cents at my Bakery as you can any
where else in the county. ihy22.
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Wool growers should, lot forget
that the last. Legislature of Ohio passed,
unanimously, o joint resolution instruct,
ing the Ohio delegation in Congress to
oppose a reduction ,of the tariff on wool.
Who respected tEose instructions p,
Every Democratic member of Congress
including Senator Pendleton, and foe OF
the fttten Republican memhers CT the
House from Ohio. While Senator Sher.
man voted with his party for the bilF
making the reduction.
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In the U. S. Court at parkersburg. tbe,
famous Scioto Lomas case in which pilot
Keller was on trial tor rnanslaughter,
resulted in the. disagreement and dis
charge OF the jpry on last Friday. The
trial lasted 2 full month and is eid to
have cost tie Government the sun OF
s15000.'
General Warner says -iSS he Ohio valley ,,;
road with one of its termini at BeIlaire, !
will be completed within a wear, The
maxiTium grade viii be only thirteen
feet {, the mile, and with grades 80,
ieht one locomotive can draw a heavier
load than FIVE on an ordinary tracg
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wheeling L,se stock Mark es.

1, = August. IT, 1883
Cattle-W Weighing 1000 lbs., are qao-,
ted at 445c; weighing FRI m 800 to 900
lbs best quality. 41s4ac; milch cows,
$50 00a50 90 Bulls. 3,3ke. Calves,
as 70 size and quality, Sc oOaIc 90 per
head.
Lambs 1a54c per ID
Sneep-34 4c per 10. ,
.Hogs-54 81, for best grades.
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g Common tobacco stems placed
on the ground around curraut bushes in
the Spring, before fros, lie out, will keep
off the currant worm, and keep the
bushes clean The tobacco is dis,aste-
fnl to the worms, and they will not
crawl over it 10 ascend the bushes.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-21

An Eastern commission merchant Of
Baltimore, in his circular, urges tobacco
growers to forward, without delay, all
their epangfsd and high-colored tobacco
while the price is good; also the import
auce Of firing all their tobacco this wear
except the white Burley-CaldDeH Press
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rag The cbil.iren at the Inirmarv

EE The children at the Inirmary in
this county will be transferred TO the
Childrens' Home IN Belmont or Wash.
Iington county before January lsl. A
law OF last Winter requires Infrmary
Directors OF counties ha,ing no Home
ito arrange to have ctildren in InfI ma
ries transferred to Homes in adjoining
counties. The law is an excellent one,
as it removes children from association
with itfiotsj the incurably insane and
Others with whom they should not be
rroflired to associate.
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The SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
MRS. NJ. G. WEST, Local Editor:
MASONIC DiRECrBRY.

HoNRoE LODGE No. 1s0 F. and A. NJ,
meets at Masonic Hall in Woodsfeld, Oh
Wednesday evenings. oh or before each full
moon. b. B. HfLh, W. M.;JAs. R. MokRts,
sec'y.
WooDsf1EIp CHAPTER No. IS, 4. A. NJ.
meets in Masonic Hall. Woodsield. on Moh.
day evening after full moon. J. T. Springs
NJ. e. II. p; JAS. r. MORRIS, Sec'y.
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GF An x;hange calls attention to- the
facl That DEGREES for divorce, although
nominally granted, are not entered upon
the Court records untllr The costs are
paid. and until that is done the parties
are in the eye of the law no more di-
vofted th6n II proceedings bad never
been commenced The order usually
made is that the party in fault paw the
costs, bdt if the party not in fault wishes
to reap the advantages of a legal sepa
ration he or she must see 10 il that the
costs be paid 10 insure the proper entry
aad record Of the decree.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-21

Ey ANDY POWELL, of Bethel town.
ship, is here taking orders for fruit and
ornamental trees. shrubbery and grape
sprouts He is doing good business.
The trees will be delivered during the
Fli
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

August 7.-Thos B. Dav. Adm'r of
'he estate Of VIM. Knapp, decd, filed
an application for an order to sell per.
sOnal proDerty at private sale.
Aug 1t.-Taylor Jeifers was appoi :
ted Admir- Of the estate of Leven MOI :
herly, decd; bond $500. J C. Her.
thorn, L. Gillespie and Henry Nsu-
hart were appointed appraisers.
Aug. II Isaac Ea1cher Vas appoin.
It'd Trustee of the property o: John II.
Weisner. Bind $40 800
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Witten's Pic Mic.

The Grand Picnic on Witten's Hill
will take plsce this year on Saturday,
the 18th inst. The Woodsfeld Band
will furnish the music. A big crowd
and good time. Ever, body should
turn ont
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~ The Democrats of Belmont coun.
ty nominated the following ticket on the
l6h inst
Reprr sentdti0s -.JnHN S HowARB.
Cerk w. B CASH.
Anaiior-RoSs G BARRETT
7reasu er-Eo L F&ELEY
Recorder -JouN c. 'iMITcHELL.
commissioner j. Fl. PAyrswsoff.
Int. Director -JoRN WHIrn.
An excellent ticket ard one that vii
win.
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Ey Attorney General ainliingswartl
has decided that County Treasurers il
ihe c lection of the Scott tax assess
nent, ara only allo we'd lhe fees for til,
C ,lIccinn OF special du, Il .a'e,s VIZ;
tivc-lrnths of one per cent The qaes
ion was raised b, number of thes,
nfi ,ls throughout the State whC
thought they shoul, have the same fr'
IS ior collecting licenses, which is ,i9ti
per cebt on ibe first thouahd dollar
and four per ceht ON all over that ,um
rhe decision of tue A tprney Genera
will make quite difference in tnt
amount of fees I be charged up by tb,
Couuty Treasurers
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Do the thing that you can do best end
you will be sure to succeed. The Span
ards have saving, BE, not a baker il
your head be- Of butter"
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chicago.

August 17.--Flour 8 5Oa6 90; Whaa,
l.-O13; Corn Sic: Oats 26ac; Rye
Gle.
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ELECTRICAL DISPLAYS
And another night Of Woudrous
MYSTIC PAGEANTRYs !
Never EduaIed in the; World.

On the Electric Night, Lord Baltimore will
arrive in the Harbor of Baltimore upon one
of the finest steamers afoat, and which will
literally be blaze of electrical illumination.
The Royal Steamer will be escorted up the
harbor by from sixty to eighty tug Boats,
four abreast, and each carrying slectric lights
OF various Golors. From all sides OF the
harbor Fire Works in great profusion will be
discharged from special barges stationed for
such purpose, and the spectacle as whole
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Old Point Comfort
HARPER.S FERRY

HARPEReS FERRY
Are but one nights sail from Baltimore or
Washington on Magnificent st Gamers. Bx
cursolists so ohoosingsca can take the Bay
Line Steamers at BALTIMORE witness the grand
electrical and pyrotechnical display in the
harbor. arrive at Ole Point C5tmfoif and For.
tress Aenl5e early the following morning,
spend the day and be back in Baltimore
again bright and early on the morning of the
eight of the great Mystic Pageant.
MOUNT VERNON
Is but few hoars' ride on the Historicl Poto.
mac from Washington. Splendid Steamers
leaving every morning and returning during
the afternoon.
Iauray Caverr1s,
The most yab,ous of all the subteranean
wonders of the country, are really within
/ days time from Washington or Baltimore
Special fast Excursion Trains, making the
round trip. with four hours at the caverns,
which are now lighted throughout by Elec.
trieity.
wASI9INGToN,
Ever place of greatest interest to all, new
Ter looks more beautiful to the eye or offers
niOrs Inducements for visit than during
the lovely woathsr always the rule in Sep
tember. The & D. is the only direct line
from the West to Washington, and the only
line running
Fnty-NIiniIte, Trains
| BETWEEN
WASHINGTON 81 BALTIMORE.
No such an opportunity for visit to the
most attractive centres of interest in the
East shd South has been offered for years &C
this
GRAND triple ERlEt "TRIP.
Write for full details and all information
as regards Sleeping Car and other accommo.
dations to
w. e, REPPERT,
Passenger Agent. Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
| No s. N. High Street, Columbus, o.
/ Aug z, lSS3--t5.
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Old Relic.

EDITOR SPIRIT: In making casual
call at your office one day last week.
chanced to light upon an old time worn
sign with this inscription:
DANIEL GRAY'S
COUNTY SURVEYOR
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T.hfladielpKia.

August II = Flour 0Oa6' Oo'. ,Whea!
| l74 lS1; Corn 6oa6IIc; Oats fla
42c; Rye SSc.
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sY Call at TIE sriRIr office for job print
ing from visiting card up to a full sheet pos
ter. Letter heads business card on envelopes.
statements and bill heads printed on short
notice.
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Tie wife of Senator Al ison. OF lows,
committed suicide in the Mississippi
river &C DuhnGue on The 13 h.
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CinCinnatB.

s,Aurus, l7-Floaar, a 65a5 TO-. Whoa,
l 074l oS; Corn 52!a5Sc; Oats &c !;
Bye 59a6Oc; Bsr'ev 55c.
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ON PAGEANT NIGHT,

Another remarkable spectacle will be wit
messed, and effects produced never before at.
tempted in any city OF the world.
The parade will Be the grsndest in extent
known in the history of mystic pageantry.
rhe c6st1mas. all entirely new were made in
Paris. and Beyond all comparison Che finest
ever imported to this country. The unpar-
allsled number of Forty Tab eau Floats will
be in line, and will be larger aud more im-
posing in construction than ever before
known. Some conception of the amazing
extent Of the pagesnt may be CLEANED from
the fact that upward of thirteen hundred
men; two hundred and thirty horses, six
bands, and six hundred carried lights ar e
required TO place it upon the strssts;,
No advance will bs mads ia the usual
rates for Hotel. Accommodations, either in
Baltimore or Washington, visitors being on
abled to stop in either city, the Baltimore &
N1, "a rnorino
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Mis-. n. C. SAEpoRN,
No. los Merrimaek st., Lowell, Mass

1--WE do not as rule allow ourselves to
use our editorial columns to speak of any
remedy we advertise. but we feel warranted
in saying word for Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Sarsaparilla has been known as remedial
agent for centuries and is recognized by all
schools of practice as valuable blood puri-
fcr. Iti put up in forms of almost infinite
variety. but Messrs. Hood & Co., Uewell,
MaSs.l who are thoroughly reliable pharma-
cists, have hit upon q remedy of unusual
value. Certainly they have vouchers OF
cures which we know to be most extraorI
binary. ."-Editors LoireH WeeklyJ Journal.
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Weon.aela STOCK Market.

August 20 Cattle 4a6c per pound
Sheep, ,5a4o per poaHd. Hogs Sat pei
pound gross.
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FiFTY-MINUTE TRAINS ri;

between Che two cities. Trains run at least
every hour.
HarPer's Ferry
Is directly upon the line of the & o., only
little over two hours run from Baltimore
aud one from Washington The. cid John
Brown Fort still stands. As all Che psfades,
displays and .pageants at Baltimore take
place at night there will be abundant op-
portinities to visit
All D:sf ~o,fot
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HEREDITARY
SCROFUL1.

A re you aware that Id your blood the
IL taint of scrofula has prominent
place? This is true of every one. 1t is LA
bic at any time, on the slightest provocation,
to develop itself in some insdious disease.
Consumption and many other diseases are
outgrowths of this impurity of the blood.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA has 4 wonderful
power over all ScrofulOuS troubles, as the re;
m;rkable testimonials VIC have received
Enthusiastically prove.
NrEssRs. C. I. HOOP s. Co.: Gentlemen
- My youngest son has always been
troubled with Scrofulous Humor; sores in
his head discharging from hsears, and a,run-
ming sore on the back of his ear for two
years; his eyclitls would tester and ulcerate,
discharging SO that was obliged to wash
them open every morning, his eyelashes
nearly all coming out; he was exceedingly
dainty, most of the time eating but two slight
meals day. We were Unable to find any,
thing that had the least effect upon him till
last spring, 1876 we gave him two bottles OF
Hoods SarsupGrJiG. 1Iisappetite improved
at once. The back Of his ear healed
up without n scar, and not 4 sore in Ills head
since. Sincerely Yours,
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Nsw York.

August l7-Flour 4 6oa4 Is; Whea,
I l5al 10; Corn 62a ,633a; Oats 50
SOC; Rye 76c; Barley l To-
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~ Phosphate Grain Drills, Flows and Other
seasqnable goods at THE HARDWARE
STORE. an prepared to giye bargains
G. E. HARLAN.
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s. ". EGGEIs

Was in Cleveland few, days ago and purrhas-
ed the MrgesE lot Of White. sssSins Aachines
that ever was brought 10 this place. If you
want to buy SEWING MACHINE you can
buy cheaper from S W. EGGER than any
other agent. as he buys them at the factory
and buys them in large quantities. Try the
improved before you buy. The WHITE
takes the lead.
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MARRIED. -On June 6 h, by Elder T.
J. WooD, Mrs Dora NETTING to Mr.
HERMAN CHRIsTNER.
July 25th. BY Rev. T. J JOHNSON
Miss BFRTBA Johnson TO Mr.. c. p
TALBlTT.
July 30, hv Rev. THoMAs CLINE, Miss
MARY c. BLACK to Mr.. john NJ. SMITH.
July 29 b, by Rev H. R CASH, Miss
ANNIE CLIFF to SIR. ALBERT ToFLE.
August 9th, by Rev o. C. KLocKs1EM
Miss L. Fl HANDENsHILD to Mr. A C.
McKELVEY.
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TIave guide you when any time Dry Goods O any deb ion GGa
want to boy;
A. it directs to Il l. Blans Where the prices are are not high
ew styles ions Fancy every
Donsis ana Mportsd-st our popular aeloked store yoal ind
Ia C4 oil Cloths Mems Youths and Bsys olybg We Keep constantly
grades and styles at the lowest prices that cash Capital can command
Isad you send leave your ORDERS whether g
Jnder all circumstances deliver promptly residence, free of charge
NGen Clothing Of tbs latest g perfect and grade.
Do not fail to call and inspss ours ost We keep The latest goods h
emembsr buy goods for mp eis large
BY doing SO;
rely receiving discount bf as bslps make OUT bd
sines grow
ood value We guaran Dry Goods and oape at prices loS
I0ne vsi will convince all Of The ru aha we Say;
ur ok is lage varied elec ed IN Belae on display
Doe fail remember When you want Dry Goods c and clohg ii
condi nea'
Send H Blum, i2s l4 Belmont rec.
-Rya. Secured
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Embraced in the brilliant aud unpreGe-
dented programme, is one night Of Unpar
alIalad
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aug14,'83
TUFTS
PRl- S
TORPID BOWELS,
DIS OR D Erred LIVER,
and RARi AElA

From these sources arise thl e-fouIths OF
tho diSrasgs OF me Human race. These
symptoms Indicate Their existence Lose of
Anpettte, bowels costire, sick Head-
oche, fuunes3 after catiiigs aversion to
of food, lrritabiiity of temper, Low
spirits, 4 -fceIirg OF having neglected
snme duty lytZzinesss E1ettcriag nt tho
Itcurt, Dots oeio.'e the eyes. highly coll
orcd Urine, t0fSTiPATION. nrd de-
Slaitl the nso ofa r''medy that q. Is directly
mi thu .iyrr. Asa Layer rlc,licine TUFTS
Fills hay ro c1uGl. Their rction OF the;
ISi lacys and SS'n is ;iiso :nro,npt; removing
E All i.rnrities through. tlrsr tli' co." scav-
cngers OF the srst, my producing nppe.
titc, 'oa1d 'ligcslinSS, rgtii.t' stools, q ciear
skin ami iry'g 'gorous nctiv. T'yT1T'E PILLS
riu'c nd iiai,s"a or gripping nor interfere
with ulilv work and are a perfect
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HOODS SARSAPARZLA,

Sold by druggists. Price 81; six for SIS.
Prepared byC.1. HOODS CO., Lowell, Mass
feb2U.,S3Y.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-21
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