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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-03-23
Circuit Court Proceedings.

In the Circuit Court Of Augusta, Judge
Mclaughlin presiding. the following bust.
ness has been transacted this week:
Damages for Assault. Charles ". Par.
ker rs. Julius e. Shelter. suit for 81 600
damages for assault in the Virginia Hotel
bar-room. The jury gave the plaintiff $50
damages. H. st. George Tucker and David
May for plaintiff, and White& Gordon for
defendant.
Damage for Stock Killed.-F. C. ".
Brown Us. Shenandoah Valley r. r. Co.,
for damages for killing two horses. The
jury gave the plaintiff $3.50 damages.
White & Gordon for plaintiff, T. d. Ran
som for the Company.
Suits Continued. The suits Of Messrs.
Bateman. Brand, Guthrie and the four
Messrs. Hamilton against the Chesapeake
q Ohio BY, for an aggregate OF $4,000
damages by the food ut the Christian .
creek bridge of the road. were postponed
in consequence Of the illness Of Judge VIM.
J. Robertson, the senior counsel foi the
Railroad company.
Suit on a Coatrace.-Gard & Sons W. H.
J.. Williams, action on breach Of contract
for alleged failure to deliver $4,000 feet Of
walnut lumber Verdict fnsss
White 4 Gordon for plaintiff - Ssns II
Creig for defendant.
Lend VireiniA Mining and I'm
p esensnt Go. Us. ChaA g. Cochran and
othesssasd tbs came aRai1st q. Il L. Sim
mons Gen. J. E. Roller, George N.
Cochran and Shelley q Bumeasdner fol-
piAintiffs, and Elder Il Nelson for defend
ants. Court In HIst case continued it till
next term, and the second ease (Sim-
monb) was decided, y to the two simmons,
against them.
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Meeting Of the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Rail-
ROAD Stockho lders.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the ChesaE cake & Ohio Railway took
place In Richmond on Monday. WIN. H,
Peyton. Esq, Of Augusta county. presid-
ing. The report OF President c. r. Hun
tington says:
As shown In the accompanying state.
ments. the gross earnings of the calendar
year 1852. to which our fiscal year now
corresponds. were IS, 334 1851, IN in
crease over those Of the previous year Of
1929 1913 81. The operating expenses were
2.3O2 ,44S 58. an increase over those of the
previous year Of e35, OSLO.
The net earnings for the year were a1,-
032 sos 80. an increase over those Of 1881 OF
1894 ,6S8.5l. The interest req airements Of
the funded debt for theyear were s72o. O3O.
The foregoing comparative figures show Q
gratifying decrease IN the ratio Of oper-
ating expenses to gross earnings, following
the completion Of the work of relaying the
track with steel rails and the increased
traffic which the opening Of the eastern
extension to Newport News and Of our
connections westward had begun during
the last half of the year to bring to our
road.
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The Telephone.

The workmen commenced yesterday
erecting the poles for the Bell Telephone
Go. The following is list OF the subscri-
bers who will use the wires:
L.Asylum, Rob't Hill, Jr.. Logan.
Tyree C Martin. W. T. Tams, w. H.Wel-
Ter. Augusta Female Seminary, Dr. A. M.
Fauntleroy, Valley R. &. Co., Stanton
indicator, Chesapeake & Ohio r. R.
Co., Augusta National Bank. N. Wayt i
Bro, Burke 4 Bradley. NJ. Erskine Mil
Ter, lthree-home, Office and coal yard,)
C.. A.. Gladke. National Valley Bank. D.
d. & B. 1nstitution, Larew & Lewis, b.
8 Q. Express Co., Adams Express Co..
Ksyser. Shirkey q Taylor. G. W. May &
CO., Reeves Gait Gooch, Hoge = Co., ].
A. Cochran, Valley Virginian. Wesleyan
Female Institute, DR.. j. St. P. Gibson,
Jed Hotehkiss. e. Bargamin and Eakle y
Jones.
The following are the provisions, as
adapted by the City Council, under which
the Bell Telephone Company erect rheis
lines in Staunton
That said Company be allowed tho priv.
lege of erecting the necessary poles and
wires on such streets of Stanton as may
be most convenient to enable said Compa-
ny to servei its subscribers. Said poles to be
erected under the supervision and approval
of the Committee on Streets; said Com
pany not to be allowed to erect more than
two poles to the square, viz From the cor
ner Of one street to the corner Of next
street, and no pole to be within Is feet Of
a corner of square, unless the Street Com
mittee approve of shorter distance from
corner. The wires used to be not less than
20 feet FROM the ground. The poles used
to be straight. with bark taken off and
painted, and to be securely set in the
ground, and street and pavement restored
as. found. This privilege, however, to be
subject to the right of the City Council, to
withdraw the same in whole. or in part.
whenever in its opinion said poles and
wires should be removed; and should the
privilege hereby granted be Withdrawn by
order Of the Council, the poles shall be re-
moved and pavements relaid at the cost OF
the Bell Telephone Company.
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THE OWNER F0UND.-Last week we
noticed that q golden, heart-.haped medal
inscribed Presented to Capt. e. d. Rob-
ertson by the passengers, % June, 1914, :"
and on the other side "Harkaway," had
been found near Staunton. 1t proved to
be the property of Mrs. s. D. Timberlake
of this city. 1t brings up some pleasant
memories of its former owner. her uncle,
who was one of the most noted steamboat
comm anders on the Mississippi. Every
summer Capt. Robertson would visit his
mother, Mrs. Dyer, who resided with her
son-in-law, the late John Bell, in this
county, and was such good company that
the farmers of those days looked for his
annual vacation, which always resulted In
his Waiting generally among them. The
medal wAsgiven to him when his ship was
burned, for his GOODNESS iu rescuing the
passengers. Mrs. Timberlake lost it while
driving out in her buggy.
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THE FEAST OF PURIM.-The Hebrew
Feast of Purim began yesterday at sun
down and will continue until shutdown TO-
day. This feast is commemorative Of the
deliverance. of the Jews from general de-
struction In the kingdom of Persia, as mar.
rated in the Book of Esther. 1t is time
for rejoicing, the exchanging of presents
between friends and gifts to the poor. The
day previous to the Feast of Purim Is OBJ
served by the orthodox Hebrews as day
of fasting, known as the "Fast of Esther, !"
In commemoration of the fasting of Esther
previous to her going to see the King to
intercede in behalf of the Jews.
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Personal.

Mr.. James l.. Frazier formerly Of Staun-
ton, has been appointed Superintendent a
roadway, bridges and buildings OF the
Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern Il.
r. Co., with headquarters at Louisville.
KY. e.
Mr.. J. W. Crews the former courteous
and efficient manager of she W. U. Teie-
graph Office here, and now manager OF the
Raleigh, N. c.. Office, was in this city last
week. He was warmly welcomed by our
people with whom he was always great
favorite.
The Luray papers speak highly OF the
public reading given there by c. Armand
Miller, last week. He was Staunton boy
and was model orator in those days.
Rev. Frank II. Gaines of Hebron Church
preached at LewisburR, w. Va, last Sat-
urday and Sunday. :s
Miss Agnes Hartman 10 filing the posi-
ton OF instrucrress In calisthenics at the
D. D. & b. Institution.
There seems to be quite astream OF trav-
el from Staunton to Roanoke city. Among
the arrivals at the hotels in that city last
week, we ses the names of J. Z. L'ckiiter.
Wm. Blackly, j. NJ. Henkie, Wn. \. Har-
man and J. J. Carmody Of Staunton.
Capt. Gardner Woodward. depot LOT
the Richmond L Allegheny r. r., at Cllf-
ton Forge has purchased home there.
Hon. John Randolph Tucker haaaceept-
ed an invitation to deliver the address At
the commencement Of the Hoover High
School here, on the night Of Thursdax.
May 31st. fls- rs
Mr.. P. F. Ellicot, OF Lursy. has pur-
chased mill property near New Hope, in
this county and will make it his residence.
The Luray press speaks Of him as an ener-
getic and enterprising gentleman.
We regret to learn that DR.. ]. A. Wad.
dell is confined to his room by sickness.
There are few men who in long
life have BEEN 50 useful to their fellow
men, or whose absence from the streets is
more missed.
Prof. Charles H. Winston, Of Richmond
College, one Of the most popular astrono-
mical lecturers Of this day. will lecture At
the New Masonic Hall on next Thursday
and Friday nights, the Goth and s0th.
insts the first lecture being on tina. Sun
and the second on the Moon. The lee
lures are delivered under the auspices Of
The Y. M. c. Association.
Mrs. D. B. Hamaker, one Of the most
accomplished musicians in Staunton, has
consented to assist her brother. the artist,
Max Brownold, in . concert at Berryville,
Clarke county, on the 10th of April.
Robert S. Harnsberger, Esq. has been
confined to his residence in the county for
some weeks. by an annoying but not dan
gerous affection of the throat. His Staun-
ton friends miss him.
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THE VALLEY RAILRoAD.-ln three
DAYS last week the bridge builders Of the
B. & o. r. r. Go. fitted and put
the new iron bridge. made at the st.
Clair works, into its place ON the c. + y.
track, where it crosses the Valley line at
Greenville Avenue. Track laying South
ward will be commenced this week on the
Valley line and the road to Lexington be
finished In time. for the Washington and
Lee University Centennial, which occurs
in May.
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SALE OF wELL-KNowN PROPERTY
On Wednesday last the old Tate place
owned by CAPT. Alex. Harman, compris-
ing 249 acres on the Valley pike, about q
mile out of the city was sold. Mr.. Rob't
q. Bickle was the purchaser at 1865 an
acre.
The old Taylor place on Main street ad-
joining W. H. Weller's store on the East,
has been purchased by Mr.. A. s. Lara
from NJ. B. Smart, for $4,000.
VIM. Patrick, Commissioner in the suit
Of Menifee's admir- Us. Ballard. &C.. has
sold the 1872 acre farm occupied by Mr.. =.
G. Pollard, to the occupant at SIG per acre.
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Distressing DEATH OF A LITTLE
SCHOOL GrRL.-On Wednesday Of last
week. when school broke up for playtime
ct Lowmoor. tho children CAM running
out, little Sadie Gillespie beautiful. rosy.
checked little girl of six years, among
them. After waiting for the mine train
to pass she started to cross the track. when
. detached car struck her, cutting off Ter
arm and leg. She was taken home delir-
ious from PAIN. She didn't know her
limbs were cut off and begged her parents.
standing at tho bedside. not to cry for her
Is she was only sick. She died ip twenty
four hours, and was buried from the Cath
Ollie church.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-03-23

ACAxD.-To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiserstions OF youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood. &c.. I will send .
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. JesxPK T. IsMAx, station D. Now York
City. jan2l-1yr.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-03-23

-Staunton, ]. H. Riddick; Augusta. J.
jenkins CharlestoWn. T. 81. Dansburgi;
Harrisonburg, B. S. Smith; HedReeville,
A. G. Steptoe Highland, G. d. Wickens
Marlborough, supplied by s. W. Titus
Lewisburg, J. D. Hull; Luray, NJ. Robin
son; Martinsburg. G.. e. Williams; Mt.
Vernon, W. F. Patterson Princeton. not
supplied; Rockingham, A. W. Brown |;
ShepheEdstown. G. E. Curry; Strasburg,
W. II. Dunson; Tal.cott. Il. Boyce; W bite
Hall, F. F. Sawyer Winchester, W. W.
Foreman,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-03-23

PRIMARY OFFICERS IN SOUTH RIVER.
The following judges and clerks for the
Democratic Primary, April 7th, in South
River district are appointed:
Waynesboro.-Judges, Joel Wallace. q.
II. Shackleford; clerk, James Alexander.
Fishersville.-Judges, c. B. Koiner,
Samuel Life; clerk.
Observation-Disclosures ,Jno. Stump, Brown
Patterson; clerk, VIM. Churchman.
II Sherando.-Judges, John A.
Stuart; clerk, -Grass.
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Shocking Death of a Young Girl.

Miss Livick young girl aged Is years,
residing near Swoope's Depot, was fatally
burned last Saturday morning. about eight
O'Clock. She and her little brother were
alone in the house. the father and mother
being both absent on business. The girl
was standing with her back to the stove
when her dress took FIRE and she only dis
covered it when the flames reached her
hair. She rushed out and started to q
negroes house. their nearest neighbor. BY
the time she reached there nearly every
particle of clothing had been burned from
her body except about the breast. and this
was saved by q negro man meeting her
and throwing bis coat around her should
ers. Her limbs and body were burned to
hard crust, which when tapped on sounded
like striking on board. She suffered
great agony and died about 10 O'Clock that
night, never reacting from the shock.
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Marriage Of . Staunton Man in Colorad

A8kIl8k0 VI = tAU0tO0 nan In COl0I8Q0.
Mr.. Everett Donaghe formerly of Staun-
ton and son of.the late w. W. Donaghe,
was married at Rosita. Colorado, on the
7th inst, to Miss Louise Daniels, dsugh-
ter Of Mr.. Henry Daniels q prominent cit
izen Of that place. Rev. Mr.. Brooks, of
Silver Cliff, performing the ceremony. A
correspondent Of the VINDIcATos writes
the following PARTICULARS
The lovely young bride was becomingly
sttirsd In an elegant ruby colored silk,
tastefully trimmed With soft white lace.
Handsome ornaments and natural flowers,
conspicuous among the latter Q Gala lilly
nestled gracefully In her soft brown hair
6t emblem Of the msiden's purity. The
groom was neatly dressed in q suit of
black, and white kids. The presents were
many and valuable.
After the ceremony a few privileged
guests part00k Of the sunptuous repast
laid for them. The young people begin
life with fair sky and promises of many
blessings. May their brightest antlcipa-
ti0ns become realities.
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AN INDUSTRIOUS C0LoRED FARMER
The ''Spirit Of the Valley" records the
creditable fact that Henry Norris, .
bright colored man, farmer. residing
near Verona Depot. Augusta county
rents farm Of 1926 acres on shares from
young Benjamin Crawford and his sister,
and last year cut and threshed 1072
bushels Of wheat; near 600 bushels OF
corn; 80 tons Of hay which alone brought
him 1884. besides crops Of lesser note.
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Y. NJ. G. A.-The Sunday afternoon
service of the Association last Sunday was
led BY Mr.. ID. w. Landes and addressed by
MI. Parsons, q visitor, and Messrs. Hoover,
Ker. and Nelson. The services next Sun
day will be led by Mr.. H. NJ. AcIlhany !;
the lesson being the I'd chapter Of Hebrew.
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MARRIED..

ALLEN-WOOD.-Ont the 2lst inst, by the Rev. ].
n. Frost, Mr. Edward Allen OF Montgomery
Co., Va. to Miss Alice c. Wood Of Stanton
HINER-WILLIAMS-On the sth inst, at the
Southern Methodist Parsonage, at Frankford, in
Greenbrier county, by Rev. II. n. Stricken Mf
both of Monterey, Highland Co., Va.
dcnce OF Mr. Welch. in Greenbrier Co., BY Rev.
L. G. Kincaid. Mr.. George 81. Phillips and Miss
Maggie A. Hanger, both Of Greenbrier county.
HAWPE-PALMER-In Rockbridge, March 9Th,
BY Rev. Alfred Jones. Mr.. Adam Hawpe to Hiss
Annie Palmer.
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FLED THE CoUNrY.-A warrant issued
in Augusta was sent to Sheriff Arbogast.
of Highland, for the arrest of Andrew
Hevener. charged with a violent assault
upon Thomas Maupin, of Stuart's Draft,
but it was found by the sheriff that
young Hevener, though he had gone to his
fathers after the assault, had subsequent
iy left Highland county and could not be
found.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-03-23

CITY TAxEs.--The City Council has put
in the tax bill clause taxing all shares In
all joint stock Companies $l.2a on the 500
of value, the Company to pay the tax to
the city. It also reduced the tax on tele-
graph companies to $50 and fixed the tax
on the telephone ct $25.
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DIED.

DIED. .3~4.
STACK-In Allegheny county, on March 18th Of
pneumonia, John ] Stack. Jr. aged months.
YEAGER-In Staunton, on Monday, March 10th, Of
brain fever. Homer H., infant son Of Wm4 E.
Yeager, aged years. months and 19 days.
ORAUGH-In Arkadsphia, Arkansas. FEBRUARY
Sd. Of consumption, Judge James II. Obaugh,
aged II years. HS was born at Mt. Meridian
Augusta Co.. Oct II, 1872.
FOx-At Goshen, March 18th. aMrs. Amanda r
Fox. ~,
WADDELL-At New Hopes March 10th. Mrs Sarah
A. Waddell, relct Of the late DR.. J. A. Waddell,
aged 6. years.
KROUSE-In Waynesboro, March Goth. Of pnsu-
mOnia, Susan Krouse.
BUSH-In Waynssboyo March 10th, Of pneumonia
Alex. Bush, aged IS ysars,
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COOP PRIcEs.-At the sale made by
MIR. OFT near Waynesboro, (who Is about
returning to SHENANDOAH last week, the
stock brought excellent prices, the hogs
averaging s.. and the sheep averaging
af. The farming implements also brought
good prices.
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Local
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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PACKING SHo s.-Amiss, convicted Of
the homicide Of Jno. J. Burner in Staun-
ton, has been assigned to the shoe depart
ment 10 the penitentiary. where be ID en-
ploysd in packing shoes in boxes for ship
uspt.
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4 go 90 BIBLE RRwARD-The publishers OF Rat
Iedgs's Monthly offer twelve valuable rewards in
their Monthly for April, among which is the follow
ing: We will give co. in gold to the person tell.
ing US how many verses there are in the Old Testa
ment Scriptures by April 10TH 1888. Should two or
more correct answers be received, the reward will
be divided. The money will be forwarded TO the
winner April 18th. 1888. Persons trying for the re-
ward must send 20 cents in silver tno postage
stamps taken) with their answer, for which rhey
will receiveth the May Monthly, In which the name
and address Of the winner of the reward and the
correct answer will be published ibis may be
worth s2eoOt0 you cut 1t out. Address, RUT
LBBGR PUBLISHING COMPANY, Easton, Penn. 3. !
maY2s lts - : =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., complete cure, all d
noying Kidney. Bladder aud Urinary Diseases. I
Druggists. june1e ~
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TO DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CANDIDATES.

We nave made arrangements to furnish printed
tickets for each Democratic candidate (for any
ofice) for use at the County Primary. Saturday,
April 7th. at five minutes notice They can be prn-
ted while you Wait In the Office and will greatly ia
ciIitate the voting on April 7th, saving time and
writing. -
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City Notices.

The poison has been found to DO Aeenitine, and
lot everybody remember that with the most rigid
no patient that took whskey felt any
III effects therefrem. Pure whiskey IL the safest
medicine to take.
The Purest and best 10 to be found at
TOM CROWDER,S.
Mar23lt Is and q New Street.
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SKINNY NEN.%sWells Health Remover" re
sores health and vigor, CIV % Dyspepsia, 1mpo
tsnce. Sexual Debility. d. iunels IL
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"ROUGH ON RATH."-Clears out rats. mice,
reaches, dies. ants, bed-bugs, skunks. chipmunks
g0phers. 15e. Druggists. june16 1y
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The finest In the Market Is Rosenheim's celebra
ted Springdale Whiskey. Sold in Stanton, Va. by
Virginia Hotel Saloon. VIM. Kinney and B. B !.
Crowder's American Hotel bar. febe 6m
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Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar will arrest
every ailment Of the lungs, throat or chest. ~
MARI I'm
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II you desire Pure Whskey distilled from Rye
emily. and Of great age call for Rosenhems Spring.
dale. Sold in Staunton. Va, by Virginia Hotel sa-
loon, Vim. Kinney and B. B. Crowder's American
Hotel bar. feb96m.
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Pixies Toothachs Drops cure In one minute
mara Inn
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LAKE HgRRINa--As low as the lowest, weight
and quality guaranteed
mar 9At. ]. Z. GRAHAM BRO :
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Com mercial.

STAuNToN. Maj. %, 1882.
Flour.Extra; N.75@s; superane sA1o; Family
New Bacon, Hog Round, l5c Hams i6e1i7: Lard
ls@H. Salt Us; Sugar s@l2Xc: Neal s99e5 !;
Moasses 40 @75c Butter l6@1sc Eggs 134l5e Pota.
(washed) 36@9sc Wool (unwashed) 26GSc; Clover
Seed IS coos 80; Baled Hay. sl0@sl2.OO; Timothy,
.e607Q.
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Springdale Whiskey has worldwide reputation
and can be had only Of b. Rosenheim, Baltimore
he being the exclusive patentee and proprietor 0
that celebrated brand. See advertisement. Sold
In Stanton, Va. by Virginia Hotel Saloon. VIM
Kinney and B. B. Crowder's American Hotel bar
febe Gin @s
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RProf. James 4. Sewell, A. NJ, N. D.. OF Medical
Faculty. Laval University, Quebec, states: 'Ihaye
found CoLDsS's LIQUID BEEF TONIC particularly
useful In advanced stages Of Consumption, Weak
ness Dyspepsia and all nervous affections In preg
nant women 1t 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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Lsndreth's garden seeds, full supply fresh and
good at
febl6. BERKELHY, ALLEN g. Co.'S.
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For the skin-Glenn's sulphur Soap.
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sLydia u Pinkhem. whose benevolent face Is
shadowed in almost every paper we PICK up. ap-
pears b have discovered what Addison calls "Ths
grand elixir, to support the spirits Of human ma
ture" It Is quite evident that she has tho patent
and has secured the contract for making over and
improving the invalid corps Of American woman
ho0d.-Ggobe.
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s.tss 4
*.s"What Is bred In the bone. will never out Of
the flesh" But rheumatism, piles malaria, ecnsti-
patton and al other continents from arrangements
fnnc tionss g thu liver, kidneys and bowels
win ok nhah's without fail after the .thers
spsh uses Hadney Wort, the cure for all SUCH
sasse = .
a1xssfy color oethe Diamond Dyes ID perfect
Bee the samples Of the eolored cloth at the drug
gists Unequalied for brilliancy. g I
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SIX YEARS is . weary time for man to cough
without getting relief Yet this was the unhappy
lQt OF Thomas D. Fullerton, 6ls W. Fayette street,
baltimore. Nd. But he has found relief at last,
Hear him; II have been using New Life for some
time with most beneficial results. My cough - al
paost gone and am satisfied it will make com
ptete md permanent cure"
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