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dHtINuuN hBIHAAHOs
During the hot days Of midsummer sheep
often huddle together with their noses up
on the ground orin some other constrained
position. This is done, partly at least, to
secure them from the attacks OF the poster.
ing gad-fy (CEstrt1 Ori,), which is the pa
rent OF the annoying gtub-in.the-head.
This insect Is closely related 10 the bot-ly,
t~hatdeposits its eggs upon the neck, should.
ers and iore.legs OF horses, from which they
are removed by the teeth OF the ami
NAL, to allay the itching and are
taken into the stomach and develop into
the troublesome bots. The female sheep
ga6fly aims to deposit her eggs in the nog-
trils Of the sheep, and the animals appar-
emily aware Of the effects to follow, try to
prevent It. II the eggs are laid they soon
hatch, aud the young grubs ascend the
n~ostrils, greatly 10 the distress OF the al.
iscted sheep. The worms" attach them
selves to the sinuses OF the nose, by means
OF hooks like those Of the horse bot, and
live upon the mucus secretions Of the irri-
tated surface TO which they cling. When
fully grown the grubs work their way down
through the narrow openings, by which
they entered when first matched, and
again cause the sheep much pain. The
gTubs fall to the ground, and burrowing
for a few inches, become chrysalls,
which develop into the perfect
flies in about two months. The grube pass
from the sheep in early summer, and the
flies come eutoithe ground IRON July to
September. A daub Of tar upon the nose
is the best preventive, and should be ap.
piled, frequently during the summer
months. This may be done by sprinkling
meal or salt over the lar in the trough, and
the sheep will applyit themselves as they
eat the meal. Some farmers pillow burrows
in the pasture 70 furnish the sheepa good
place to bury their noses. The sheep grub
is not fatal, but very disagreeable, and
doubles. has a bad effect IN the general
health OF infected sheep. II any n de-
sires TO study the grubs he may find them
in many Of the heads Of sheep killed at the
| shAmblea, 4
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EdtRouTgh Hspteo.
The most racy aud effective parts in the
popular eye Of the early period were per-
maps those OF the stage demons, 10 whom
the utmost license, both of costume and
antics, appears to have been conceded, and
whose presence was felt not only on the
stage but in the various practical jokes on
one another or the audience. In an older
mystery q stage direction bids them "clat-
ter their cauIdrons and stewpans." One
may suppose how the hair OF the audience
would stand on end at the sound, and
may conjecture what a very different set Of
nerves it would tickle now. Stage demons
with. horns and scaly tales used to appear
within living memory in the last scene OF
'tDon Giovanni" as ministers Of retribution,
but have lately been dropped in order to
keep the ridiculous at respectful distance.
As a relief to the public mind from the
oventrain OF these terrors, comedy and
farce found their fitting place, and flourish
ed as regents to the terror and pity Of the
Passion Play.
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Has This EGeet ON The Local Mind and
Genius Must be Heard.
LouirIle cAna-JoarRaL
Kentucky, fist.born Of the Constitu-
tional Union, standing at the gateway from
the North to the South, reaches q hand to
each, and, clasping both, adds new and
feryid force to her motto, Omitted We
Stand, Divided We Fall" And ReAtueky's
sens and daughters will be here 10 voice
the sentiment Of universal unity, peace
and prosperity. Her peech-Cheeked daugh-
tiers, fair as the dawnin, ofaJune day, and
their blushing beaux have come from all
the countryside To do honor to our Illus
'trious guests and to the occasion OF their
coming. They swell the throng and add
feryer to the honest greeting which swells
up to-day from every true Kentucky heart.
Down from the famed Land OF the
Bluegrass" where the Short.horn disports
himself and the thoroughbred finds his
only fitting home, have come the proud
owners OF the broad acres-Kentucky's
newer Ellen.
From the lowlands, true,hearted sons
and daughters Of the State, proud Of Ken
lucky, proud Of the South, proud Of the
Union, are among us, ready in every prac.
teal way TO show their appreciation Of the
present, their confidence in the future and
their fidelity to our common country.
Even our friend, the gentleman from
away back, at the very head waters.of Bit.
ter Creek, has come down to mingle with
Us and drink OF u waters, to tone up his
somewhat debilitated system which Is not
yet fully attuned to the gentler notes OF
these piping times OF peace.
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THE WESTON HosrIrAL.
The People Of Berkeley County De.
mand m IuyoStigation.

mand an IuvoStigation.
TotA< Editor ei1< EadlseseR.
sm-The article in Mondays MEL
ElokScER from "Quilp" in relation to the
management OF the Hospital for the In.
sane, has created q stir In this section Of
the State. Berkeley county has ten or
twenty patients in that institution, there
fore 1t Is reasonable to suppose that she
has an interest in Its management Otthe
institutions in the State this one, above all,
should be so conducted as to leave no
room for fear on the part oil the friends oil
the inmates that their unfortunate relatives
were not as safe in the care OF the State as
at home. From the writer's personal
knowledge OF DR.. Bland, he believes his
character for morality and Christianity is
unimpeachable. But il in the goodness Of
his heart he has misplaced his confidence
In others to such an extent as TO cause
ground for Charges Of the grossest i'm
morality" and especially il they will be
made and sustained oy the most
positive proof, he should at once be re.
moved. II on the other hand DR.. Bland
has done allin his power to protect the
lives and persons Of those in his care-he
should have the opportunity Of generating
himself, and that Immediately. Delay in
such a matter aud under these circum.
stances ia a crime. The State can endure
Encouragement Of It's University or Of
some other of its public institutions. But
the people should not rest for a day with a
cloud upon the administration Of this most
sacred trust, the care Of the insane. The
people here, and l doubt not all over the
State, are greatly stirred by these charges,
and demand that the most rigid and far
reaching investigation shall be made at
once. II anything wrong is found It must
be corrected without hesitation.
The management Of the hospital should
never be made q bone OF contention be-
tween political parties, much less between
factions OF either party. This factional
fight which has been going on at the
Asylum ever since the present administra-
ton came into power, should net be toler-
ated longer blythe people. Governor Jack.
sons policy OF putting none but Bourbons
guard in the State institutions is
openly denounced by leading Democrats
and Republicans alike. II the Governor
is determined to wreck every State %institu.
ton in order to build up a strong party Of
personal supporters it should be known.
Tho people Of all parties will not be slow
to express themselves, and in a way that
will not be misunderstood. West Virgin
iaus regard their humane institutions and
educational system above party ties, and
above all, they will not tolerate such a
state OF affairs in the insane asylum as is
said TO exist. For the credit oil the State,
for the sake OF the poor unfortunates help
less in the hands Of their keepers, in the
name Of humanity these charges should be
into by the State officials imme-
The State would better be raw
aged by the Asiatic Cholera than cursed
by Encouragement of her Insane Asylum.
Martinsburq, Auqust7. HUMANITY.
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AT LIBERTY.

For q number OF years. was afflicted with kidne,
and gravel disease, and 8 uttered with pains in nj
limbs and back at times 80 severely that IL seemed
that | could not endure It, l used several 50 cslled
cures recommended for theie diseases, but they did
me no good A friend Of mino that had used
Hunts Remedy, aud pronounced 1t the best In use,
urged me 10 try 1t, aud I purchased q bottle al
George 3. HGll'4 drug store Ia Manchester, and be.
fore l had ussdone bottle l began TO feel much bet
t,r, the pains in the bladder aud kidneys wee re,
daced a good deal, and after usIng 1--WE bot les ]
found that Hunts Remedy had done all thGsit wa
recommended to do, It had removed all the pain.
my appetite improved, and ! gained several pound.
ia a few weeks. 1 have renesed yigora d strength
for one OF my year, (64l, and 1 can only thank the
proBretor Of Hunts Remedy for my good health
Of to-day, sad you are al liberty to publish this,
that 1t may be the means Of som 7ne beipg cured
BY the use Of your truly wonderful remedy.
". II. TERRnI-
doyrsrowx, III, May 7, 1883. aua.xwTlw
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Summer Law Lectures. (nIne weekly, be-
gin 18th July. 1883, and End 18th Fcptenb0r. Have
proved Of siRnAl ute-lst, to students, who design
% pursue their studies ut this or other Law School;
%. TO those who propose 70 read privately; and Sd,
10 practitioners who have not had tue RdvantRgeo OF
ystemRtic Instruction. For circular apply (P. q.
Uniyenity Of VA) TO JOHN b. MINOR, Prof. Com.
and Stat Law. mv99 NwHGW
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered By
DR.. William, ian Indian remedy called Dr..
williams Indian Ointment A single box
has cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty.
i've years standing. No one need suffer 1--WE
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth.
igg medicine. Lotions and instruments do
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itch.
ing, (particularIya at night altar getting warm
in bed acts as 8 poultice, gives instant and
painless relief, an6i prepared only for Piles,
itching OF the private part, and for nothing
FSrSals by all druggists and mailed on re.
For sale BY ]. F. shirk, Logan & Co, also
Chas. Menkemeller, Wheeling, and Z. &.
McConahey, Bridgeport, o. p4w
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Are ysu disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teethI II 50, send at
once and get q bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. Is
value Is i~ncalculable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there Is no mistake about
it It cures d~ysentary and diarrhoes, regu.
Iates the stomach aud bowels, cures wind
collie, softsns the gums, reduces lnfanma.
ton, and gives tone aud energy TO the whole
system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teethlng Is pleasant to the
In the United States, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price 25
q bottle. MWsAw
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Che Intelligence
THE LOuisv 1LE txposIriOs

Unlefi hot. - esda7 PonTleeoIh eirect
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nARnIAaEs Axp pgATHs
That Have Recently Occurred In This
state and Vieinit5.

Dennis Petttiord 70 Matte Christmas, both Of
William COD, ottne q. Go.f road, 70 Nancy Nay,
Of Hinton, by Raw. Nj. bIbb, July y.
VauSe 4. CheuIh % Martina A Taylor, both Of
Mineral county, At Keyser, By Rev, H. Hoffman,
July Is.
co., by Rev. J. r. EhATpless, July 10
Geo. Parker 70 Moano DEL Kay. Little, both Of
dAut CO., BY Rev. A. y. UAcLley, August
J1hn Bennett 10 ENalIne Klsc", bota Of Tyler CO.,
By Rev. Il, \. Leach, August. .
Waller BogArT 70 Bette A. Miller, both Of
Berkeley co Dy Rev. J. II. Hoahsins, July g.
Henry Stuart 70 Thetes4 Le4yy, bosh OF BylvGr,
By c ssy' Eas sssS SAs 20 H. ,ai I. Y Il. Ru,,er. both of
Parker burg, BY Rev. R. a. Gibson, AugGs.
HenryL L. AUncey 70 Maria AcGoy. bOh OF Park
ersburS, In Marietta, July II, by Rev. George X.
aenryc. Stewart, Of PaIkershurg, to Alice B.
RuckmAn, Of Marietta, By Rsy. George h. Near,
July %.
Marietta, by Rev. Nj. Fritz, July q.
Capt. samB kathbone 70 carrie May smith, at
Petersburg, July W, by Rev. K. A. Gibson Geoon
aged 60f btue ".
Jno. shlfeit 70 Mis- Jennie Goldsmith, both Of
Richie CO., BY hev. y. FIible, July q.
James n. Collins, Of BuchAnon, 70 Maria Tracy,
A. Z. Humphteys to Ibba Botkiu, by Rev. M.
Fullerton, al Cha lesion, July =.
lu Marion co., Thomas Shiun. Of ClAtksburg, 70
Chris ina DAYS., Of ARnniugton.
July .. N11
Bsnj. =. Williams to statita Polling, by Rev. D.
N, SinOnt0n. July Is. Both " Preston co,
George Thompson. Of Fayetle Z. H. to Maggie
seutZ, Of Charleston, July 81, ii lr6nton.
IhAtles q. Dunbar 70 Laura ~. Rutter, both Of
ParkersbuH, by keV. ". A.. Gibson.
Geo ". Cunningham to n Lucy Meadows. both
Of Monroe CO by Rev. 4. 81. Wheeler, July II.
DEATHS.
Robert Anderson, Cameron, July Is.
VIM. smith, Berkeley 60 Jnly ~; Hged 81.
Jacob SeAb0lL. Roane CO. July I6' aged ~.
Joseph 7. slmms. St. Adams, July NJ aged 81.
Dr.. 10. Lynch, BnAxton COZ aged 81; consum p |
ton.
NM Margaret J, Rsxread, Grant CO.. July 80;
Iged 70; consumption.
Nn. LuriLda aooiEor, Weston. July2
Ms. d. /. AnlS. rArkersburg, July27, aged 81;
Ms. Jna. L.. Floyd, Nonougslla CO., July 81;
ElR Prckest, Monong4lia CO., Augustl l.
Mars Ann HAyhurt, Marion Co., Aug LACED S..
Lewis ulz Coal Valley, July Is; aged Is.
Capt Allen G. AGsoa, Aasod CO., Juiy 70; COZ
Janes II. Atkinson, Charleston. July 81: aged sS.
Charles H.. Daukwotth, ClAnn!ton; Asei u.
an. b. Wright, Fayette CO., July "a; sSed ~;
consumption.
L. A. KadIe, Gilmer co July q; aged 40.
Mis- Or. J. 7. Cotton, Charleston, July 81.
Isaac J. Settle. FayeLte CO., July 81; Eged 81; con-
sumption.
Mn. Thomas Hault, Marion co. July %; aged 50.
Mn. Jno. Fl,yd, Marion CO., July31 consumption.
Al. Mapel, Marion CO., July .; consumption.
Michael Gardner. Gteenorer CO., July TO- aged %.
Ma. Julia A. Jeter, Monroe co .July2.
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Has This Eneei ON Ia Local Mind and
Genius Must be Heard.
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tuspry .dye years with a painful
lRtf IuaeflE Ttnv nEpy physicians, was az
nT fssiet, Aaa Nm ne Of SWllEs specific, and
n nAsIS o. s!ns5d II 10 al IimilAIly AFFLICTED.
ssaBAy e'm"euu iREv. L 4. BRAEHAA,
Macon, Ga.
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HAVE o TRIED IT.

eovrsrows. n. H., May !. 1883. aus
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six storle. OF wit and Humor.

Everybody in Texas knows Colonel Bill
Fitz Hugh, the man who talked old Gen
eral Holmes out Of the ring during the war.
Bill was at the Great Windsor, in Dallas,
and sent a waiter off with his order. In
course Of time the fellow came back. Bill
looked at him in astonishment aud then
said: "Are you the same man l gave my
order tot" 10 which the waiter replied:
Eyes, sir; I am that same" az am glad to
see you again." retorted Bill, "but you
have aged 30 that I would not have known
you from Aaron's ~scape.goat."
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THE OLD ADAGE, THAT"AN OUNCE OF PRE.
vENTIoN Is WORTH A POUND or CURE" WAS
NEVER MORE APrLY ILLUSTRATED tn AN BY
HIM WHO TAKES HIS DOSE or Tarrant's
seltzer Aperient BEFORE THE MORNING
MEAL. FOR IT NOT ONLY GENTLY REGU.
LArEs AND pURlFfEs TIE sisTRM. BUT
Is a PROTECTION AGAINST DIaEAsF. WHICH
NO oSE OUGHT TO DISREGARD. ALL DRUG
GIsTs HAvElT. !y27.NwEAw
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Although he was only five years old,
Dickey was rather spoiled. Some children
are spoiled at q very early age. He OBJ
jected to eating the fatty portions Of Ills
meat, but his father encouraged him to eat
the fat by promising him a nice warm
whipping with a strap, and also by telling
him that his brothers eat the fat.
do they like it?' asked DiCkey.
"Do you near the strap?"
"No; the fat.
ayes; they like the fat"
"Then give them NINE"
With regards to the negroes aud the In-
disns, the people Of Texas, and Of the West
generally, are very much like Dickey and
his autipathy to fat. Some OF the cranky
philanthropists say they really love the
darkey and the Indian. We do not like
them, but If the distant cranks really do,
then We magnanimously allow them to
have our share, too.
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A NOTED BUT UNTITLRp WOMAN.


INtfrA. EaIboF4S
The above Il . good likeness Of Mrs. Lydia Z. PINK.
ham, of flynn, Mas, who sbovearl other human beInsi
may DO trathfpiy eAiledthe "DOar Friend Of Woman"
a. some OF her correspondents love TO call her. She
d zoalouGiy devoted to her worn, which Is the outcome
OF a Ifestudy, and Is obliged to keep hr lady
assistants, TO help her Answcrthe largo correspondence
which daily pounfn upon her, each bearing its special
burden OF suffering, or Joy at release from Il. Her
Vegetable Compound Is q medicine for good and not
crn purposes. I have personally investigated 1t and
am a.Ezded OF the truth OF thIL
On account OF It's proven merits. n u recommended
and prescribed by thebeSt phydeIanI In the country.
Ono nJst IA works like . charm and saves much
pain. Il vii cure entirely The WORT form OF falling
d the uterus, LeucorrhGa, irregular and painful
MenEtruation, al Ovarian TroGblea, Inflammation and
liberation, FIeodIngs, all DIspLeencrts and the con-
sequsnt spinal weakness, and Is especially adapted to
tho Change OF Life"
ltpermeates every portion OF tho syStcn,, and gives
now life and vigor. It rsmovos ~tOtptnes, natuiency,
dcstroys All craving for stimulRats, and relieves weak.
nes OF the stomach. II cures Bioatlng, headaches,
Nervous Proatration, General Debility, stScplessness,
pVpsra4on and Indigestion. That 1liag Of bearing
down, causing pain, " lght and I .ckache, e always
parmAnently cured y its use. Il viii at alltImes, and
und4r all elErum1 noes, act In harmony with the Law
that governs the female system.
!. costs snly q. per bottle or nj for s, and ID sold By
druggists Any advice roQuiredN to spcGtalc Ascs, and
the names Of many who have been restored to perfect
health by the use Of tho Vegetable Compound, can b
obtained b. addressing N1 P, With stamp for rvply,
at her home In Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint OF cthe- seq this cotnpoundh
unsurpassed a abundant testImoniais show.
"NrS PtnkhamS Liver Pills" says one writer, "Arp
tt best d. he isord for the surO Of Constipation,
Bliousues and Torp4tity of The liver. Her BLOOD
Purifier works wonders in Its spciAllI line and bids falf
to equal the Compound In its popularity.
All must respect her a. an Ansd of Mercy whose solo
ambition ID to dogootto otherL
Philadelphia. Pa q Ms ND
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This medicine wa introduced to the Medi-
cal profession and to the public at large by
1. B. Hartman, n. D., in 1877, after he had
prescribed 1t to over 10000 patients In almost
nyery disease 10 which flesh Is heir.
It is wholly composed OF numerous yegeta-
BILE ingredients, each one Of which Is &C
knowledged by the medical profession to be
the MI t potent OF all The herbal remedies
known to medical science.
But Its great virtue Is mainly attributable
to the new and peculiar ptoportionsin which
the harmonious Ingredients are combined,
and 10 the extreme care exercised 10 Its man
ufacture, using only tia pure, active prirci-
piles, and excluding sl that Is crude or irrita-
ting. No one should be without PatmG.
"HAckMErAcK 'ssting and fragrant per.
fame. Price 25In cents. Sold by Nc.
Lain Brothers. auI vt. Yonng
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Mother Walton has prescribed this valua.
BILE medicine for q great many years Ia her
private practice, audit has proved an unfaiI.
Ing specific IN the treatment Of the many diE.
oriea 10 which the female constitution 10
subject. Mrs. III. v. wishes TO fully impress
on he public that the Tea Is not like mary
nostrums put up by %unprinoipsl men for
pnrposes 90 base We will not mention.them,
but is sim -ly to Alleviate and Cure the many
monthly troubles from which all women
infer, P Ice 81. For sale by J.F. shirk,
Logan 4 Co, also Ch1a Menkemeller, Wheel.
.ipr. and R. K. McCoBAhsy, Bridgeport, or
mailed on receipt Of price by Frazier MsdI,
cine Co., Cleveland. pAw
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The greatest medical wonder Of the world,
Warranted Il speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Bait Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
cers, Piles, ChilblalnS, Cerns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin sruptionS, guaranteed TO
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
IS cents per box. For sale Of Logan &Co'l
Bridge Corner Drug ators.
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~ Ilyer IleIAe8 aud hhtunlAIln.-
kdasI FSs~,tbIT-"SOlhing seemed TO help me;
nlin0I SeIVV'W ZEPT, PHILllPS
Wheeling, ", Va
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NEVER was such q rush made for any Drug
Store as Is now at Logan d Co.'s, bridge cor.
ner, for a Trial Bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption, Coughs, aud colds.
All persons afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis,
H~oarseness, Severe Cou, hs, or any affection
OF the Throat and Lungs, can get q Trial Bot
calling at above Drug Store. MwT&w
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LYDIA E. P~ISKHAM's great Laboratory,
Lynn, Mass, Is turning out millions Of pack
ages Of her celebrated Compound, which are
being sent TO the four winds, and actually
And their way to all lands under the sun and
to the remoLest confines Of modern clyililG-
ton, MEFAW
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coNMERc1AL p-EpARrMENr

furnishes careful trAniRg In Housekeeping, Com.
mgfcisl Arithmetic and other kindred btaurbes.
and daily practice and recltltious are required, In
the German Department special attention Is paid
10 thespoken language, and this department Is open
70 Students not otherwise con eCted with the
school. Thr, @ thoroughly organized Literary So
e.eties are conducted by the sIuuenU with the AID
OF the various instruction. During the coming year
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
Of the lnd'AnA, Pa. State fOrmal School, and
special attention will be paid TO the common
Sngllsh branches. Drawing will DO added 70 The
can have their classes - arranged Is 10 allow
them the privilege OF returning to t6tir AonnGs BY
the most convenient tlAIr ., and thus tedious dc.
al the raitwAy stations may be avoided. Next
for q catalogue. A. B. MH[TrHILL.
iy@ piincinal.
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BY DR.. Frazlers Magic Ointment. Cures
as flby magic, PimpleS, Black Heads or
Grabs, B~lotches, and Eruptious on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, ana beauti.
tuI. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nip
pies, Sore Lips, Ola, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc.
Sold BY all druggists and mailed on receipt
!. +. Snirk aud Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and K. <. Mcconahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. DAw
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TIE genuine SARATOGA HIGH Rock sPRrae
WArEs, for sale by ell druggists by the dozen,
bottle or gallon. Address all orders to TIE
High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
n. Y.
J.. F. 6hirk and Logan & Co., agents at
Wheeling, and R. K. McConahey agent at
Bridgeport p&W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-08

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