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YEHsY NOTES.

james Sullivan has been nominated as
Postmaster at Harrisonburg, Va.
Hong Kong advices note the L. S. Ship
Ashuelot, 8 guns, lost with Il crew.
Frederick had soldier parade, a trade
procession and a masquerade the 22l.
80 divorced wives are working in one
shoe factory at Lynn, Mass.
The Methodists expect to build 40
churches in the L. :. this year.
New Hampshire church property is no
longer exempt from taxation.
Bishop Li,aejoha viii soon lay the coz
ner stone of an Episcopal church in Ores
den.
A. C.. Hendricks Of this County has pat
ented a fertilizer distributor and grain
drill.
The Clyde steamer Moro Castle was
burned 81 Charleston, : c. last week with
cotton crops.
Rev DR.. Lyman Atwater, of Princeton.
an emiren, Presbyterian divine, atthor and
professor is dead
The quantity of PIC iron manufactured
in 50 was 4,623,323 tous-the biggest an
uual yield yet. 333,655 tons remained IN
sold at the end of the year.
The Treasury has been making it pleasant
for brace of St. Louis jewelers. and some
fashionable folk in that Western burg for
custom house smuggling.
General Jubal A. Early lectured on the
Jackson-Pope Campaign 81 the annual
meeting association Maryland Line in
Baltimore last week.
Capt. JAS Il. North, formerly Of the [.
:. navy and Coated agent in England dur
ING the war visited Charleston, :. c. last
week.-Mrs. first return there since 81.
Lastweek on the Washington branch B.
N o. Conductor Peters caught men for
passing spurious money on him. One Jump
ed the train, the other A. i. kelley is
jailed at iIagerstown.
The late Jesse Calvert's will directed the
sale of his Barnt Factory farm near VIM
chester and the proceeds paid the Mission
arg Society, ". r.. Church. Tho property
has brought s., 500
The resale of the Washington and Wcs-
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Circuit Court

Judge Faulkner adjourned ;he Court on
Saturday afternoon. Much business was
transacted. An adjourned term will be
held betining on the i9,h eff March. Du
ring thc .erm Hon. VIM. II. Travers, Jo-
s,ph Trapncu Frank Beckwith and A. Z.
Kennedy presided as special judges in eases
ia which Judge Faulkner WAS interested.
Isaac II. Sirider, Geo d. Wiltshire, Thos
II. Buck. Juo. p. Kear,oot Jr., were APP
roiut,d trustees of the Leetown Baptist
Church
Gusta, Brown, VIM. II. Travers and For-
rest W. Brown were appointed trustees of
Malta Lodge, No 50, A., T. x A. NJ Of
Charlc>towu.
John =. Grantbam and John E. Johnson
we're appointed trustees of Samaritan
Lodge No. %, /. o. o. f., Ct Middleway.
Upon the application ofthe Corporation
of Cbarlcstowu, Messrs Eugene Baker,
VIM. Bcall, :. W. Wysong, Jno. IL Strider
and John W. Grantham, were appointed
Commissioners to view the premises and
ascertain what will be just compensation
q the person orpersons entitled thereto in
She matter ofexteudiug Liberty street west
To the SmitbGcld turnpike
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-01

" the Circuit Court of jefferson County.
Z West Virginia In term February 3Jth, ISIS
WILLIAM y. MARATHON Administrator of
N'cto', Narnigr, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
GEoRGE NAtNION VIM Y. Narm.on. Rob
ct Nwmion Mary Namiln, Isabel Maun.on,
Annie Alulgn. Resale Marmion \. s.
White JOSEF I.apneil, Defendants in Cham
cory.
Ills adiudsed. or'ered and 5ccrccd that this
cause b, referred &. Commissioner c)n Moore
@, settle the administration accounts ot VIM.
Y. Ahmiol as administering Nicholas Mar
r5oa. deco toaudit al. tbe debt, a.,ainst the
estate of said Nichoms Marnion, aScertaining
their amounts and priori.'es, and ascertain all
the rca. estate of which tle said Nicholas Mar
m.ou died -c'zcd its vain. AND annual rental
value and -.l.c amy other ma,.crs doomed per-
Uaegt hy tuc parties. FIRST giving Notice OF tie
Umcaud rltc. of tive cNaru,irn &C this decree
Pos .oarwcek- pubiicati.aiu ...e FREE Pass.
A tru. Extract
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PUBLIC SALE
OF 1 VALUABLE FAHM.

DJRSUANT q decree of the Circuit Court
4 OF Jefferson County entered on the 23d
day of February lsS3. in the cllHnccry cause
therein pending of David Rcinharis Admins
trcor. ~ Jane l.. Rcinhart and ais the under
a. public cutlery to the highest bidder in front
OF the Court House in Charic>town.
on FRID1Y, N1RCH 23D, 1888.
nc rlrm If Which David Z inllart died seized,
situated and lying near Duilicld,s Depot, lB. X
o. Il. r. in Jefferson County, v. Va, contain
Ing
l52 1CRES 2ROODS 1ND II POLES
TIKI, is oncof the most desirable farms in the
lower Valley. the land is of fine guilty lime
stone improvements, a comfortable rick N
stone dwelling. barn and necessary outhWld-
ings Its but a short distance from the june
ton cC the Is. q .. *. X. & :. '. K. r.. and Is
convenient 90 churches and schools.
TERMS prescribed by the C1urO one third
Cash and the residue in one and two equal pay
mcn;s. the deferred payments 20 brar interest
from the day OF sale. and % hc evidenced by
the hands OF TIE purchaser and secured by q
deed of trust on the promises
GEORGE BAILDR. 81 c,,,,,,s
JOSEPH TRAPNELL, On
7. Frank T. Lynch. clerk OF the Circuit Court
certify that Joseph Trapncil. one of the ;. T.
Comm's above named has given bond before
mc with approved security as provided for by
the dcDlrc aHi, q mentioned.
f. =. LYNCH ok. Cir. q.
March !, l5s3-lt Jclf Co., ". "
Free prh-- Fee - Sc.
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N0rloETO CREDITORS.

tn the Creditor, ofNichoia- Marmion deceased.
To- pursuance ola decree ot thc Circuit Court
ofthe county OF Jefferson. made in "a cause
therein pending. 20 subject thc real estate OF
the said Nicholas Marmipn 10 the payments
of DIS debts. you are required to present your
claim, u-aius- the estate OF the said Nicholas
Narmion for adjudication To Cicon Moore,
commissioner. at his office In said county, on
or before thc 12.h day of April loS5.
.WiDc>, T. r. Lynch, clcgS o! said court,
-l,s -i.a ily 20. February lS-i.
LYNCH, Clerk.
March 81. lssS-G. Free Press Fee Slo5S
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70 THE PUBLIC.

HAVING rclinquished engagements abroad
4 which have occuFiel my attention almost
exclusively io- several years past, viii devote
nv time In the future 10 work az home AID
oiler my services to the public as Contractor
and Builier There are many evidences Of my
ability To design and construct houses in the
best STYLES and substantially and promptly here
AMI elsewhere. and thcp past few wears have ciy-
en- me experiences i'm hOu,e-bu!ding that are
valuab to myself and to persons who may EN-
ploy mo ! will cndcayOr, in all work cntru5s-
ed TO ne, TO render entire satisfaction.
j. c. HOLMES,
January Is lSe; AGENT
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January is. 1875.
H'DTECE.

HAVING associated my son in the Saddle
4 / e Harness Bu-r'ess with me-, persons
who ar. indebted TO me will please come for
ward and settle up their accounts. / thank
nav friends and patrons vim have favored me
with their custom. and hope they will continue
To deal with the firm Of r. Sbucert ( Son.
K. SliJ GEHT
Jan. ., 1858. CharIestown.
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Eni. Sale.

rslHE subscriber expecting to leave Charles
1 town about the 1st of April, desires in the
meantime to dispose Of q few articles of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture by private sale
such as Stoves. WOOD and Coal. Portable
Crate. Plain Tables and Chairs. Bureaus, Ice
Box. some Bedding and Bedsteads lsingle),
Tin Tub Tin Safe, &c, &c
W H. MEADE.
,foroi, fst 1857
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Frsgif Trees !

7 HAVEa splendid lot Of Fruit Trees which
! will sell very low 20 close out the stock OF
q nursery also fine shade trees Horses bought
and sold az my livery stable at the Carter
House" Horses boarded, and good vehicles
for hire
r. II. FURLEY.
Mlrch ist, ISIS st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-01

From the ShCphcrd>town Register;
Mr.. John y. Shell has bought house
and II acres ofland from Mr. John Rome
mous. near Uuionyille. for 500. Mr.. shell
has sold bis hoa-t, blacksmith shop and
8 acres Of ground, on Rocky Marsh, to Mr..
Rein Cross for $40.
George NJ. Knott, Esq. son Of our we'll
known couutyman, Mr. VIA. J. Knott, was
on Wednesday last, on motion of Mr. q. NJ.
Be,tzhooycr ofthis place. before the Circuit
Court ut Charlestown, admitted to the Bar
ofthis county. Mr. Knott has been pUr-
suing his legal studies for over two years
past under instruction of Mr. Beltzhooyer,
aal passed a very creditable examination
during Che late term of the Circuit Court at
Martiuslurg, in january before Judges
Armstrong and Faulkner, conducted, at
hclr request, by A. r. Peudletoa, ESD, Of
Winchester Va.
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- TT ~ Y 1T y
r. " MORROW
Adm. Of JOE Morrow, Gee d.
.EsO GI sOs,2 fine ami yFGrc,
Tern,s or Snge.
FOR Rent.

T'IIE valuable st0rc-hou.e and dwelling ~
! tachcd, on tie corner 0f Main and th-fl
street, Charictown, W Va will be Or fe..
from the ~ day ri April. iss2 IL is nov ~
cupicd by Mr. l. r. Flnueu The dwelling 1@
large garden and q well Of fine water in 'l'
yaFd. aleOcosd eistern, with the Necessary o''-
buildings, &c. Apply 10
JOHN TIIOS. CiDsOS.
Feb. 18th fss3-3t.
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Several members of the Detective force
Of the District Of Columbia were recently
dismissed, and since indictments have been
found against them for receiving stolen
goods-and it transpires they have even
been parties to some Of the robberies, plan
ming them, &c
-zzz77-
THE song Folio.-Standard Vocal Music
: with accompaniment for Piano Il Organ.
by 6vorite composers. over one hundred
pieces Price 50 cents
tlSQUlTH Il co.
March 1. 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-01

4 correspondent oi the S'li- says taat
"Warreaton boasts the pre,tiest girl south
of Mason and Dixou'> line. She haschcst-
nut hair. azure eyes, exquisite features clear
cut ike a cameo, and @ ia-ltless figure, with
t.c grace OF q sylph and q voice like an
c'rs The jersey Lily would blush at sight
Of her. Charlottesville can bca, that.
she haas girl with white-oak hair, wainu.
eyes. rosewood features polished like max
5lc-,op table, with the grace of q tortoise
she'll cht and q voice Ike am accordion.
The Waucu,ou girl would Saint at sight ct
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-01

u tic Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
! West Virginia, in term February "A, 1853,
SABINA PEACHER, Plaintiff,
~.
JULIA PEACHER. Samuel Strider, Christian
Smith and Sarah Smith, his wiiG Randall
Wood and Ellen 4 Wood. his wife, Samuel
Peachcr Eugene Baker, Sheriff, Committee
Administrator OF 1honias Peacher, Thomas
Merrith and Maria !. Mcrrth, his wife Alex
auler Jenkins and Martha Jenkins his wife,
LOWS jenkins and CoTdclia Jenkiis, Deindts,
in thanccry.
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xsmsiliess Change.

HNIIE death of the senior pember Of the firm
Of YIN. Phillips & Sons having necessita-
tel change III the aid co-partnership, which
change was made February 10th, 1883, all par
lies knowing themselves indebted TO said firm
arehereby required to MAKE romptsettlement
of such Indebtedness, and those having claims
against the firm will please present them at
WM. PHILLIPS & SONS.
.f,-.l, 10 1880 q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-01

The Easter week fancy balls to be given
by No,lames Loriliard and Vanderbilt in
New York are She topic, Of much feminine
talk inst now. Some big costumes are pre-
pairing therefor by Worth at Paris and oth-
cr establishments.
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Cook Stoves.

T7IIE largest stock of Cook Stoves in town,
4 for sale cheap by
EARNSUAW & DOOLEY.
March j. 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-01

Gears on, rats. mice. reaches, flies, ants,
heJ-bar> ,kuuks. chipmuuAs, gophcrs.
l5c. Druggists
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Every oac mas VIII and a miud to think
for himself yc,mlnv viii so about hack
iueani coughing uaH,a friend recommends
DR. Bulls Cough Syrup for that cough.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-01

Quick, complete cure. all annoying Kid
ney, Haader arj Urinary Diseases ST..
Druggists.
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EEena Qwarlers Eor .ssor,s.
Office.

w Hist retiring from the Csrpsniins
~ business. Is announced on ihe i,h b.
slant, 30 not intend to reiuquish tie Tin ani
Stove Business bat on tile contrary propose
10 push it to its fullest extent To tii, end
have purchased new and elegant supply u
Stove, and Timing Material, and respectfully
inyits the attention Of the pubic 10 BE sans.
JAMES ". BUTT.
Wy u fss7
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vIsIsY-I71POBrANT

To- tic owners of Horses Cattle Sheep. Swine
E Poultry. nave iu,t received from G. G..
Uurncr. Allentown Pa. a full supply of the
Celebrated Lch,-h Cattle luwlcrs: % purify
the l.ord. cleanse the sy,tcm. prc'cutand cure
disease iu Ca.tlc Sheep. swine and Poultry
Buvoy House ANA Mule Powders-thc bcs;
remedy ior a!l diseases # the Blood, Nerves,
Muscles &C.. 10 save vt Che food lost as undi
,cstcd in the ordinary way of feeding
Farmers Union Cattle povlc-.-to JIM
crease tlic quantity and quality ofN.ik, Butter
Flesh Fat DC
Also for distribution lot OF Dairy Books
1u Practical Farming. m which you will find
LAT You can get one third, more production
and of such a quality tl'at Butter so made will
bring frois 20 Zoe fer pound m0re TIM be-
fore. and that with the same amount oi food
r17 used yuu can feed ono third more stock.
as all the food eaten will BE- fully jscJed
through the action Of the Liver lnyigorator
and tht Phosphatcs added 30 the Farmers L.
MON Cattle Powdcriu 1850 and ISL.
CAN early and tai,e the benefit of these yalu-
able invention, without delay,
Yours truly,
Dr CHAS. Z. PRATT, Sc'e Agt
March I, 1883 Charlestown- ". Va.
ORDERS for Picture Frames taken at the
~ Drug Store of
Dr. CHAs. Z. PRATT
March !, 1883.
4 FULL supply Of rrcefs Garden Seeds.
4 These seeds have been .oid in this. mar
kct for many year, and have given general sat
isActi0u Fine lot OF silver skinned Onion
Sets. &C. for sale as low as any where else by
DR.. ClIAS. i. PRATT
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EOTHER Sn.4A.S W0RK ~.

iniaiio'e, ta>tele-s, harmless, c4t.arac;
Cor icvcrisage-S rcst.c-sucss, worms, coa-
s,ina..nn. 2.t.
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JAY Gould wants mighty bad 90 sell the
Hcv York whereof save three shares
held los editor Hurl5ur ana another, DE is
sole owner. lis quarter million Associated
Press franchise makes the World valuable
.loae Tyoa7 tha, .ti, ropu,od poor I'M
yesmcut We would iise wen TO bUy-oa-
Na World co0,dn't abide in Valley.
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G. z o On RFES
December 8 1881


THE undersigned, almini.trator Of J1cph
i Morrow, decd, will sell 70 the White
House Farm, six miles west Of Charleston
and one mile northeast Of summit Point %
tl'4 County on
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Jud,o,ous rsrmIng-what Is 1t?


Germantown Telegraph.
Some years ago we heard a farmer who
had become rich at the business, remark,
in a conversation on what might bs called
good or iudicious farming, thl: the test
of good farming Is that every successive
crop is better than the one that proceeded
it.J To obtain such au evidence of skill.
full tillage, however, for large series ot
wears. would of course be an impossibility,
but 10 keep the soil in such state OF
fertility as to insure full and remunera-
tive weld when favored by the season, is
an evidence of intelligent farming of BY no
means uncommon occurrence. we nave
no fear Of the ultimate prosperity OF the
apriculturist who secures this encourag
ing result of his labors. We have
seen extensive and highly cultivated
farms by subsequent iujudicious cul.
tiyation degenerate into barrenness aud
we have not many miles to go TO see the
once sterile sand-plains OF Jersey, by
systematic tillage, literally rewarding the
proper labors of the husbandman. Land
there that was formerly covered with rank
grasses, huckleberry bushes and stunted
pines, now yields IN an abundance tho
choicest varieties of grapes, pears, cherries
and apples, aud all the field crops that can
oe pEohbaOty EIo"H !" .HO S'J'
Good tilaye having developed the true
character of this once comparatively
unproductive soil, has in many localities
enhanced its pscunilry value, and there
are pleney OF instances where quarter OF
a century ago land that could not be sold
for five dollars an acre, would not now
be disposed of for a hundred dollars an
acre. Thus, as the value Of the soil OF
New Jersey for agricultural purposes be-
comes disclosed the quantity and worth
of her grain, fruit and vegetable products
steadily increases, and will continue to do
so.
And all this is the result of what We
simply call jHdici0uS jdrHiiag, and it
answers tho question which is asked at the
start.
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Aanraster !gnteIligenecr.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 10, 1888,
An AuIIfnN SCENE.

AN AUTUMN SCENb.
The Indian Summers vale of blue
Lies on the mountains far away
And from the East, forever new,
Dawn ushers in the dreamy day.
The air is still, the rivulet CLEANS
IL silver flashes through the valc
Tho aiken mist above the streams
Fair rath--shines like glistning sail.
I see squirrel skip and dart
Among the rainbow.tintcd leaves,
The glossy ohestnuts flre his heart
But as for him he never gricves.
Where red and russet orchards stand,
Bowing their burdens to the plain,
The lover takes his loved ones hand
And saunters through the orchard lane.
Tho clouds are soft that fleck the sky,
The dry leaves rustic past their feet;
But their unolouded reverio
And blissful dreams and vision sweet
Guido the splendor of the day,
surpass tic glory of the dawn;
The world itself must pass away
Ere such delights are dead and gone
mark their measured steps-and slow
The cottage gate, the parting kiss
And think no Summers vainly go
That end I'm such triumphant bliss
Joel Benton
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Rheumatic Syrup Co., Rochester, n. Y.
oCtIlyd&w
L,nEY,s UNIYEKsAL rILE surpnsI.

Il TORY, sure cure for every form OF
Piles, internal ana external, itching or bleed.
Ing, and long standing cases. 1t has never
Jailed even In cases as long standing rs 25 10 80
years. This suppository Is cone shaped easy
10 apply, safe, neat and clean, ana possesses
Physicians use IL In their practice. Give II n
trial, and you will be both relieved and con.
WINGED. II your druggist does not keep II or
Get II for you, accept no other, but send for IL
by mail, as II can be sent anywhere by mail
rrite, bOc per box Prepared and sold by
ANDREW q. FREY, Druggist
No. 20 East Orange ST, Cor. Christian,
aprH-lyd&w2 Lancaster, Pa
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Allan A. Herr & Co.,


NALAUBLE WILL PROPERTY Ar A.
SIGSEE'S POSITIVE SALE
On THURSDAY, ,kONEMBERl, ISSl, Oursu.
antto an order OF The Orphans Court Of Lam
caster county, Pa, the Undersigned will sell at
Public sale on the premises, situate in Para.
disc township, about a mle northwest from
Paradise and X mile south from GordO nyiIlo
station, on the Il, r. II all that Valuable MILL
AND WATER POWER, with tract OF
land containing about TWENTY ACRES
more or less. The MILL Is \ THREE
STORY FRAME, iQxGO feet, with four run OF
burrs and AL the necessary machinery and
MIL, with one OF the best Water Powers on
Pequea creek, and in a rich and thiCkly settled
neighborhood. large twu-stOry STONE
MANSION HOUSE, with stone Kitchen al.
tached, Frame Stable anu other Outbulldings
never failing spring OF water with pump I'm
the kitchen, II variety OF Fruit Trees ana Othel
improvements
No. 2. AIso,at the same time a lot of ground
adjoining the above, containing THREE
QUARTERS OF AN ACRE, whcreon II erected
Il double two story STONE HOUSE, with
slate root On this lot there Is an excellent
Limestone Flag Quarry.
No. 3. a tract OF land adjoining NCs and ?
containing ACRES and - PERCHES OF first
rate Limestone, Land, with a small stream OF
water passing through the same, and Il very
desirable tract for building or farming AMI
truck purposes.
Any person wishing 10 view the prOprrtip.
before the day OF sale can call on the Under
signed, or on Daniel Brua, residing on No )
sale 10 commence at O'Clock y. IN. Term
made known by
JOEL l.. LIGHTNER, Assignee.
oct8 S&WS3tw
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MEDICAL.
DKowN.s IRON pITrERs.
Shall We Let the Child Die ?

,Iook
notof fmuch
weakI whoh tlenderc nnc
better get out OF the "La sh dc No. No.
chHdf' w that
Bter Your
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or EITHER SIX
EVERYONE PRAIsRs.

Sick headache, nervous headache, neuralgia.
nervousness, paralysis, dyspepsia, sleepless.
ness ana brain diseases positively cured by
Dr, u W. Benson'S Celery and Chamomiie
RUS. They contain no opium, quinine or
otner harmful drug. SOLD by all druggists
Irice, oo cents per bottle. sl Tor two, 500 for
more, Md. "''
G. N. CRTrEsTos, New York, IL the Whole.
sale Agent Tor W. q. Benson's remedies.
augll-lmdM, ,W&Sdw
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No Deception Used,

II Is strange so many people will continue
Complaint Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen
eral Debility. when they can procure at our
store SiilLOH'S NlTALlZER, free of cost II II
does not cure or relieve them. Price. Is cents.
Sold by IL. Ii. Cochran, l37and l39 North Queen
street, Lancaster. iedlteOd5
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GaiIanv ResCues

There can be something heroic in medi-
cine as well as IN individuals. BurdOck Blood
BttterS have effected many a gallant rescue
among the suffering sick. Thousands have
escaped the mtseries Ot dyspepsia ana nery-
GUS debility through the use or this wonder
tul medicine. II - Cmphaticaly the best
stomach and blood tonic in the world. For
sale by II. Is. Cochran, druggist, l37 and 80
North Qneen stree,.
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Oalied 10 pFeACh,

We feel called upon to preach few gospel
faCts-iacts that are worth knowing. We want
everybody to enjoy all that Is possible in this
world We want all those who are suffering
from rheumatism, neuralgia, and all aches,
sprains and pains to know tnat Thomas Fc-
iectric OIL Is an uniailing and splendid cure.
For sale by IL. Is. Cochran. druggist l3I and
l39 North Queen street
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VOU WILL ALWAYS FIND A FtuI
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Fine Cut tobacco, at ''
HAkTMAE's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
$500 sTORE.