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DIR. Jarrett,s Appointments.

Please make engagements early with M
80 l can get your work done.
7-3t A NJ. JARRETT.
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skinny men.

Wells Health Renewer'restores health
and yigor. cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual, Debility. 81.
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DIR. Hardy,. Announcements.

DR.. Geo. b Hardy will be at Bruceton
on Monday, March 26th, and remain five
days. Call early.
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This court convened las, Monday,
Messrs. G. VI Bishop (PresidvnO. nc
Hsgsns aud james Allendsr present. The
following business WAS trapsacted.
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That Husband of mine

Is three times the man he was before he
began using Wells Health Renewer.' 81.
Druggists.
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DR. Geo. Il. Hardy will be al Kingwood
on the 9th of April and remain during
court. 3 81 Ct.
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Mother swan. Worm sy.up.

Infalible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic;
for feverishDess. rsstlessuess, worms, con-
siipstion. 25c.
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sRuchti-PaIbn.,

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81.
Druggists.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1883.

sell upon the premises. between the
hours Of and p. M, the following des-
criHed farm, tC-wit a tract OF land
bought by the said Jones from Reuben
Warthen. and adjoining lands Of Samuel
Evans and others, containing FIFTY
ACRES, situate Ia Lyon District. near
Evansville. Preston county, w. Va
The above described property Is we'll i'm
uroved. having on IL "A cOmfort lilo
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TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed
June 3, 1873, by Washington w. Jones to
!. G.. Baker, Trustee, 10 secure William
B. Tut and John W, Fe'tner, partners
doing business under the firm name Of
Tut and Feltner, In The sum of two hun.
drsd and fly dollars and fnv.tbree
cents with interest thereon from the date
thereof, | will on
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Terms SO

The said lands will be sold for 80
much cash iu band as will pay costs OF
sui. aud proper CHARGES for sale, and the
residue upon y credit OF g, ~ and Is
months, purchaser executing notes with
good security therefor. bearing interest.
The Sale will DO made about / O'Clock.
JNo. BARTON PAYNE.
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TIE VEST VIRGINIA ARGUS.
PSbdShed eUe'y saturday oy
GEORGE PURCELL,
AT KISswooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .

To residents Of tbs coURty-One ear
$3.50; six months, 10; four months, so
tents.
10 Ros.-r residents Of the cOlo,ty-One year,
81 ,65-the 10 cents extra beng charged
to prepay postage;- six months, So cents.
.hr,e months, 60 cents.
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Trus L e's ~ al l q
OF
MUDDY CREEK FURNACE
PROPERTY.

By authority OF "A DNtu OF TRUST kcCu
ted to- me on the LIST day Of April, 1880,
by Srely Is. Patterson aud Amanda j
Patterson To secure the payment of u sum
Of money To j. .. McGrew, which decd Of
trust IL recorded Ia the Office of the Clolk
oi The County Court OF Preston County.
w Va, In book No, 40, pnge 230 |, |
viii sell ON
TUESDAY THE l0ru DAY OF APRIL,
1888. AT public auction, ON the public
gfuund before the Court House of said
couuty, in Klngwuod, 20 the highest bid
der tor cash IN hand, all the property con
veyed In said deed of trust, aud known as
the
muddy CREEK FURNNCE'
Property. situate On Muddy Creek and
Cneat River IN said county, and consist
ing of divers parcels or lrhCts OF land;
VIZ: One of 1877 acres upon which the
furnace is located; Que Of 124 acres
known as the
DEEP HOLLOW RUN
tract; and an undivid d interest of two
thirds ir tract of
500 -ACR ES.
The FURNACE is IA l2-icei bosh, cold
blast, charcoal furnace, In good repair,
and could be put Ia blast in a PhoTt time
with very little outlay except for stock,
which may be cheapy procured. fl Is
driven by superior water power, which
mis ht be readily applied t. many other
useful purposes; and IL is believed made
profitable.
JAMES A. BROWN,
$40 5t Trustee.
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Circuit Court next Monday.

u
Circuit Court next Monday.
Tue roads are In bad condition.
Did you get fooled the let of Aprill
The Spring birds are here in abundance.
Call and see us when you come to Cir
cut Court.
The new proprietor of the Uorbin House
has arrived.
Fair and festival next Monday after
noon and night.
Mt. U. w. Showalter. OF Evansville, lie
attending school at this place.
Jas. l.. Stone 81 CO., real estate agents,
offe, farm for sale in this issue.
Hardware In great varieties at Hartley &
Wrights. 47tf
John w. Beck was elected Mayor Of
Grafton at the recent election in that place.
Mr. w. w. Wright, of the firm Of Hart.
ley & Wright, lie smiling over the counter
again.
Remember the railroad meeting next
Monday evening. Let there be full
turn out.
Mr.. Grove o. Jackson has gone TO
housekeeping in the house formerly occu-
pied by his brother Daniel
---------------------
q. Ralphsnyder, Esq, returned last
Monday from business trip to Marion
and MOnongalIs counties.
Messrs, Hoke s. Worley, sttorneys-at-
law, have removed to the Office lately oc-
cupied by Jno. Barton Payne, E-q.
Col. II w Monroe has removed his law of.
fee TO the northeast corner of Main and
Price streets, in the Parsons building.
nnFrinUg "a
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Marriage Licenses GRANTED.
VIM. Larew aud Sarah j. Mays.
Lewis Il. Shatzer and Gilie T.. Burke.
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Golf w. Monroe has removed his law Of
fee TO the northeast corner of Main and
Price streets, in the Parsons building.
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MAR RIED.

TEKTs-FRRKLAND.- AT the residence Of
Aaron Freeland, March %, by RevS. A.
Sisler, Martin l.. Teets and Mamie A.
FreelaDd
SPIEDLRR-MACsT -Ht the Lutheran Par
sonage. Brandonvllle, March 25, by Rev.
w. ID. Beerbower, VIM. Spiudler and
Mary +. Maust.
SHATzRR -BURKE.-At the residence OF
George Burke, March %, by Rev. ID.
Flanagan, l. wis +. Shatzer and Gillie
&. Burke.
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REAL ES7A7E& INSURANCE
} AS: l.. STONE & CO.,
--eESERAI.--
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE
INSURANCE AGENTS.
KING wood, VEST T:H.

Real Estate of oil kinds bought, sold,
leased or exchanged on commission.
Property offered for sale through us
will be extensively advertised without
coat to the owner unless sale is made.
Persons desiring either 10 buy OF sell
any kind of real estate, or to effect iDsur-
anoe against loss by FIRE, are requested to
IAl on or address us.
JAS. l.. STONE, s. CO.,
Kingwood, ". W.
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Messrs, Hoke s. Morley, sttorneys-at-
law, have removed to the Office lately oc-
cupied by Jno. Barton Payne, E.q
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COMFORTABLE DWELLING
HOUSES.

The dense growths of timber Of both
hard aud soft wood make the land ex-
ceecingly valuable, but when that Is re-
moved the land l. still valuable for farm
ing purposee. The land will be sold in
the foregoing order of tracts or in lots 30
suit pun chasers. The foregoing sale will
be for 80 much casn In hand ~ will pay
costs of suit aud sale, and the balance ON
"A credit of oue, two aud tnrce years, with
interest from day of sale, the purchaser
executing bond with approved security.
GUsTAvUs CRKsAP,
VIM. q. Bows, in,
commissioners,
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The Kingwood uusicaI society.

The KingwOod nusIcaI society.
The following is the programme for the
King~ood Musical Society, which will
meet at Mrs. Joseph Jacksons, April ID :
Vocal Solo-Miss Florence Morris.
Inst Du,t-Mrs. Jos. jackson aud j. A.
jackson.
Reading-Miss Ella Copeman.
Vocal Duet--Miss Lou Graham and Mrf.
Dixon.
Recilation-Enos K. Lantz
Male Quartetle-Messrs. Crane, Ed Ma
nown, Graham and Murdoch.
Inst Solo-Miss Venie LYDIA.
-S.@e.S-
The KIugwOOd Library aud lit
erRry Association.
Programme for Monday evening, April
10th, 1888:
Reading-Geo, Purcell. w. A. Harsh
barger, w. II Shaffer, Miss Minnie NeG.
Recitstion-Frank NJ Thomas, Mist
Mile Clark, JAS. w White, Mrs. j. II.
Brown, Miss Florence Parks.
Essay-Dr. Felix Elliott.
Debate--question: Resolved, That the
right of suffrage should DC allowed to VIC.
men at all school elections To affirm, w.
II. Shahan to deny, VIM NJ. o. Dawson .
PROGRAMME FOR AHRIJ %
Reading-U w. Showslter, l. II. Mat
tinglY, Miss Matte Parks, Miss Pet FL
lott.
Recitation-E. @. Manown, Miss Minnie
Neff, Miss Florence Parks. Jas w. White,
Essay-Miss Minnie Heermans.
Oration-W. H. Shahan.
Debate-questIOn Resolved, That the
natural sciences should be taught in our
common schools. TO affirm, DR.. Elliott ;
TO deny, 3. M. Squires.
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commissioners Sale

[ 9OOAcreSOf WI UABLE
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Michael McAleor's Admir-
VI.
David NJ. Hart, ct al-Equity,
Hugh McAleei
va.
John Mcleod, ct al--Petillou.
AND
David NJ. Hart
VIZ.
Hugh McAleor, ct nj. --Urossbill.
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David NJ Hart
va.
Hugh McAleor, ct al,--Urossbill.
BY virtue of decree rendered on the
18th day of December, 1892, In the Cir
cult Court of Preston County, In the fore
going cases, the undersigned commission
ers will proceed To sell at the front door
OF the Court House in Kngwood, upon
THE ORR DAY OF APRIL, 1888,
to the highest bidder. the following
tracts or parcels of land lying on the wa
ters of Salt Lick Greek IN the county of
Preston and State of West Virginia. 1st--
One tract of 300 ACRES; 2nd-205
ACRES; 3i--123; 4th-27ti; aud lastly,
one OF 325 ACRES. These lands are
mostly timber lands, and are covered with
valuable growths of Oak, Hickory, Wal
nut, Poplar and Pine, and are convenient
to the Baltimore 81 Ohio Railroad. There
Is "n one of the tracts IA clearing and ny
ricultural improvements with
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l. @. Ralphsnyder, Esq, returned last
Monday from business trip to Marion
and MOnongaIIs counties.
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Mr.. Grove O. Jackson has gone TO
housekeeping in the house formerly occu-
pied by his brother Daniel
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BLOWN DOWN.
Terrible Result of FlInisy COnstruc
lion.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. "a large four
story frame building owned by jacob bold
and in course OF construction as "A cooper
shop was blown down by gale Of wind this
afternoon aud II men working on the build
ing at the time were all buried in the ruins
The following were killed: Jacob Schoen-
thai, foreman; William Eckart, carpenter ;
john Otto, luborer Joseph Grodcl, carpcn-
ter. Charles Fintner carpenter, had his
jaw broken and internal injuries. Lie can
not live through the night. Seven other
workmcn were seriously injured The d.
rect cause OF the accident was the attempt
to construct at nominal expense q building
which from its location being at the point
where the sevcrest gales Of the city are felt,
and from the use for which it WAS intended,
that Of cooper shop where hundreds OF
men would have been employed, should
have received most careful attention in
building and no expense spared in p con-
struction. The building was 100 feet iu
length, 80 in width and four stories high.
In its construction only ordinary sized nails
were used, there were no bolts or. bars for
purposes Of safety, and it was built in sec.
tons, Of the cheapest material. No precau-
ton was taken against llie high winds pre-
vailing in that section by boarding up the
different floors. it was Ia all respects per-
feet man trap. At the time Of the collapse
although high wind was prevailing 1t was
not sufficient TO cause any injury to the ad'
joining property, and 1t Is generally believed
that the loose, cheap construction OF the build
ing was responsible for Its falling, needing
only an extra gust of wind to bring about the
inevitable. An official investigation Of the
construction Of tho building will be held.
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FIRE AT SHENANDOAH, PA.


SHENANDOAH, Pa, Nov. 12.-Firc broke
out ut noon o-day in the United States hotel,
alargc three story frame structure, corner
Main and Centre streets. The wind was
blowing hurrlc nc II, the time, which con-
tinucd during the afternoon. The building
was soon cnvclopcd in flames which com.
muricatcd to the adjoining buildings north
OF Uthire street. The Names then selzcd on
the block opposite on II side street and at 3
o'clock sixteen street fronts were destroyed,
including the United States hotel, Odd Eel
lows hall, the Academy of Music, the Het-
aid Office row and the opera house, The
Mining Herald aud saturday Evening News
Offices Assistance was tclegrnphcd for
which was responded TO from Po,svillc,
Ashland, Girardvillc, Tamaqun, Mahanoy
City and other places Over $50 FAM
lilies are homeless, having lost every
thing. The loss is variously estimated
at from thrce-quartcrs TO one million
dollars. 1t is utterly impossible to give the
amount of insurance, but IL is Supposed to be
large. But few serious accidents happened.
A young man, George Henton, on his way
home attempting to jump on passing en-
ginc had both legs taken of and will die. a
special meeting of the council and citizens
was held this evening when the following ap-
peal to the public was drawn up: "a ter
rible holocaust has swept the town. Two
hundred and fifty families are homeless to-
night. Most of them have lost their all
and are without provisions or change of
clothing. The weather is bitter cold and a
strong northwest gale is still blowing. Every
thing possible for their immediate relief is
being done, but We must have help. Who
will aid us and give at once. A relief COM
mittec with John Gathers as treasurer has
been appointed and will receive all contribu-
lions, supplies, clothing or money, the
generous public may be charitable enough to
send
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A Life Insurance Swiudlc.

CnlcAao, Ill.,, Nov. l2.-Thc final report
of the receiver of the .E,na Life Insurance
company of this city which went to pieces
shortly after the great fire of 1871 was made
to-day, and dscloses AN astonishing state OF
affairs. The compsuy's assets included what
was claimed to be Sl42,0 600 of secured pa
pers. Inthc settlement the total amount
realized was S2lj. The report gays these
assets were all fraudulent and worthless,
signed by worthless, iusolvent, bankrupt or
unknown persons, aud the securities wert
trust deeds TO property which the makers
did not own. The testimony shows that thu
company was an organized swindlc. Tn,
purpose was to use the company as fals'
pretcncc for obtaining money. They vert
able to do this because the State auditor ac
ccptcd the assets as satisfactory.
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DENT.

There will DO Acme to-day and probably more or
less Tomorrow. Children are tumblinp down
Boys are playing with pistols. Big men STE
sprainlne their ankles as they try TO cMch The
moving traln. Babies Will get their little thumbs
joints and mashed fingers constantly remind us
that Academia may take place at any moment
People who have PERRY DAvIs's PAIJ KILLER can
smile at most OF the accidents that befall them
Those who have not tried II are reminded that
they 90 not have 70 run fur her than the nearest
oIuH STORE 70 Duy.lt' uoyl2d&wlw
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FIRE AT CHARLESTON.
several Women Killed and n Numbc
Hurt.

CHARLESTON, S. &C., Nov. H. Wilbur's
clothing manufactorv, Robertson, Taylor Il
Co., Wholesale groceries, and Leidiug's bag
factory were burned this afternoon. The
loss is 500, 900. Eight women and one boy
employed in the clothing mandatory only
escaped by Jumping from third story win
dows. Three women were fatally injured.
The killed are Ellen Heron and Susie
Bond. Mary Wolf was badly burned before
jumping but will recover. Abigail Guy aud
Laura Green are supposed to have been
burned to death in'the building. Two other
girls are badly hurt but will recover. A little
boy Jumped from a third story but was caught
unhurt. The fire broke ont under the stair
on the second floor, cutting of all escape,
as the fire spread with amazing rapidity, and
persons on the second floor escaped with
difficulty.
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1 would recommend Ey's Cream Balm To ANY
ono having Caarrh or Catarrhal Asthma. | have
suffered for the last liVc years ~ could not lie
down for weeks at a time Since have been using
the Balm can lie down and rest nicely. | thank
God that you ever invented such u medicine
FRANK l.. BuRLElGu, Pennington, N, IL.
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The Testimony Of a Physician.

James Beacher, N. D., OF slgourncy, Iowa, says
LOT several years have been. using Cough BalsilI
LUNGS, and In almost every case throughout M
practice have had entire success. | have usci
and prescribed hundreds OF bottles ever since I'M
days OF my army practice, (2sG}) when | was sur
geon Of Hospital No. I, Louisville Ky.
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For es years have been AFFLICTED with Catarrl
50 that | have been confined TO my room for two
months at a time. have tried all the humbugs IN
hopes OF relief, but with success until met with
an old friend who had used Eiy's Cream Balm and
advised me 10 try 1t. j procured bot le and from
the frst application ] found relief. 1t is the bes
remedy have ever tried. W. q. MATHEWS, jus
lice OF the peace, Shenandoah, Iowa.
''' n.' '. Nov G,cod& w2w.
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For all purga,ivo purposes. for Constipation, i'll
digestion, Headache, and Liver Complaint, take
Ayers Pills. BY universal accord, they are the
best of oil purgatiycs for family use.
novi2, sod&w
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When The lecturer has worked tho ladies' OF MS
audience so near 10 the weeping point that they
have gotten ont their handkcrchlcfs and then sud-
denly changes his lone and speaks OF tile merits or
Or Bulls Cough Syrup he Is bound To rouse n
feeling ut udguaI ion. nrm
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Extract from Letter,

''In the winter o. is77-Is Twas confined 10 the
house for . or months ani 10 the bed week.
with rheumatism. could get no relief, bc,al
using Henry 4 Johnson's Arnici 4 OF L,nimcni
and in ten days by the use OF a half bottle | was
cured
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-11-16

The most delicate persons enjoy taking Em.
Ory's Little Cathartic Pills. They give u
wholesome appetite, put new HE In brokcn-down
body,-l5 cents.
July ocOdSwlw
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CrOmp. A Moihcr's Trihuic.

while In the country last winter my liUlo
boy, three years old, was taken ill with Group;
II seemed rs If he would die from strancti-
l1tion. one Of the family suggested the usc
OF AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. u bottle of
which was always Kept in the house. This
was tried in small and frequent doses, and
10 our delight in loss than halt an hour tho
it'll" patient was breathing easily The doe
Tor snji that the triEiiY PICTORIAL hni
saved my dnrlua's life. Can YOU wonder Mt
oar gratitude; Sincerely youis
Mrs. EMMA GrpsEy."
l5J West l2sth ST., New York, May i6, 1ssa.
81 have used AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
IN my family for several Years and do not
hesitate to proupun". it the most ciIcctual
remedy for coughs aLd colds We have ever
tried A. H. CRASF'
Lake Crystal, Mimi, March ~, l,s2.
81 suffered for eight years from bronchitis,
ami after trying many remedies with no sue
cess, was cured by the use OF AYERS CHER
ny PtC1ohAL. JosEru WALDEN"
Byhalia, Miss, April 3, iss2.
81 cannot say enough in praise Of AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL. believing rs | do that
but for its use ! should long since have died
from lung troubles T.. BRAGDuS."
Palestine, Texas, April %, lss2.
" No case Of nm affection of tho throat or
lungs exists which cannot he grcatyrceved
by the use of AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
and it will Arrays cure when the disease IS
not already beyond the control Of medicine.
PREPARED ny
Dr.J. c. Aver & Co. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-11-16

DURNOS UATARRH SNUFF cures all affection
)f the mucous membrane, OF the head aud throat.
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Red Horse Powders cure diseases III animals.
-noyG,eodw2w.
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The vE6ETESE has cured many cases OF Scrofula
OF i've, ten aud twenty years standing.
.. &C. NOVA, m, w sd W
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Halc's Honey of IIOrcllouud charms
away u cough, cold or influenza without any bad
effect.
m
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DR.. Il. VI. ALEXANDER, Finnettshurgh. Pa,
says: ~ think HorsiOrd's Acid Phosphate IL not
e1u,iledin any other preparation OF phos phorus
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sa.et
BEAUPRE II 10 ARl. ~ . Church h Bank Sis
April z, eDdNw.y
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WANTED {!

DY an old, strong, and reliable Life Company,
ID few special agents for unoccupied districts
All policies incontestablc and non fOrfcting py
thelr own conditions after three payments. En-
dowment policies at life rates. Popular plans
Rare inducements 10 men who can obtain business
Experience not necessary; hut those who have
had experience and are successful and desire &c
change, ,riu dnd it greatly for their interest tt
correspond with US before making any arrange
inents. Address, with references DRAWER ~
Albany POst-Cfllcc, NY oct29lSw2w
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CHATTER |.

ASK any or all OF the most eminent physici-
ans:
"What il the best aud only remedy that can he
relied on to cure all diseases OF The kidneys and
urinary organs such Bright's disease, diabetes,
retention or inability TO retain urine, anh al the
diseases and ailments peculiar to Women
"And they will tell you explicitly and emp'a'ca'-
ly "Buchu.n
ASK the sanc physicians
"What IL the most reliable and snrest cure Tor all
liver diseases or dyspepsia; constipation. tnligrS-
ton bilousness, malJri,l fever, aguc 6c.," and
they will tell you
Mandrake or Dand i,pn!'
Hence. when these remedies arc combined with
others equally valuable
And compounded INTO Hop Iltcrs such won
dcrful and mytcrous curative power ~ developed
which Is go varied in its operations that no disease
or III health can possibly exist or resist It's power,
and yet it IL
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