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rsa Anew Field for mormopi.m.

" s"~' HHE FHHHANrL ~
The threats Of enterprlslng members Of
Congress against Molmonism do not seem
to affect the recruiting service Of the Latter
Day Saints. The most remarkable fact In
the recent history Of the Mormons Ia the
extent 10 which they ara making converts
In the United States, md especially In the
Southern Atlantic States. A few years acc
tho American recruits were very few In
comparison with those from Scandinavia
and North Germany. That eupply Is as
full rs ever, and In addition 10 It n new
vein has been tapped. Our dispatches
announced on Thursday the departure.for
Utah OF two detachments Of emigrantp,
one amounting 10 q carload, which had
been gathered by q fascinating Bishop
with 4 black mustache"-a sort OF poly.
Famous Mgr. Oapel-in Tennessee, No,th
Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia,
It Is said that the original impulse to this
migration Is not religious, but a conviction
that there are better chances for the agri-
cultutiat in the far West than In the old
South. Upon the restless feeling thus in
duccd the Establishments Of an eloquent
Blshop naturally have q very powerful Of.
feet. People who have Joined tho church
Of the country to which they are going feel
much more sure OF a welcome aud Of help
from their new: neighbors than II they had
no ouch claim upon them; and 1t Is pos.
slble that the evangelist Is authorized 10
advance passage money and otherwise
smooth the way for promising recruiis. |
Much OF the rea.lessness which i~nclines
these people to new homes aud now reliy.
ions Is to be sought, no doubt, In tho In
tolerable tedium Of rural life for spirits
at all active. Politics and religion arc
subjects which excite immeasurNbIy moro
interes., and make up a very much larger
part Of life, in agricultural communities
than in communities supplied with
churches and daily newspapers. A
fsw months ago u new religion Of
great absurdity was successfully founded
In Illinois by an evangelist who
turned out to be a %swindler. His success
for q time was, however, extraordinary,
and no persuaded a considerable number
OF well.to.do people to put their property
at bis disposal. This was q feat which he
could not possibly have performed in an
urban community, and It showed that the
ior excitement and novelty in the
humdrum life Of a farmers family will
take lis victims ineaue leugths. A similar
explanation will no doubt be found to &C.
count for the success OF the Mormon mis-.
in the Southern States.
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Afterwards,

Aite. q patient has been dosed with corro-
sive sablimaie until his teeth arc loose, his
mouth sots, his hair I'LL gone, his limbs all
drawn with rheumatism, be ID pu. on Iodide
Of Potash, one Of the strongest mineral prcpa-
ta.ions In the whole list. This soon takes
away the little appetite left him by the mer.
cury-aisorders his stomach, causes pain In
the bowels. nausea, dries Up tho gastric
] ,ices, and food is n rejected, wastes him away
boon--wortA more than its weight III dis.
.monds. Il builds up. the waste, roofs out
these mineral poisons, and brings heath and
happiness. Send for u copy OF Treatise OF
Blood and Skin Diseases, free.
The SWIFT frzclrlc Co
DraHer 8, Atlanta, Ga,
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MOUsEHOLD HINTS.

AS a garnish for roast spare rib, or FOL
pork chops, cut Bome tart apples In eighths
drop them, after peeiing, into boiling lard
when crisp on the outside remove them
with a SKINNER, drain them well, and send
10 table. ,6.l
A sauce piquante for fish Is made by
adding u %teaSpoonful Of curry powder &c
the ordinary sauce OF drawn butter. Oh
you may omltthe vinegar aud chop two OF
three small tart cucumbers fine, and mix
them with the sauce.
WHITE FRUIT CARE-One cup OF butter.
two cups Of white sugar, three cups OF flour,
one.half cup Of sweet milk, one teaspoon
ful Of cream oil tartar, one.half teaspoon.
luI Of soda, whites OF eight eggs, one pound
Of ralsins and ono quarter Of a pound OF
citrop, chopped.
An excellent and not common rule for
making drawn butter sauce Is to rub a piece
Of butter tho s,ze OF an egg with q cupful
OF flour, season with pepper and salt, and
a very little nutmeg, mix this with enough
water 10 make It smooth like paste. Let
this boil Tor fifteen minutes, then add a lit.
tie more butter, stirring the mixture so
that the butter will be thoroughly mixed
with 1t. Add lemon juice before sanding
10 the table.
Chocolate jelly will sometimes DO rel.
iahed by one who has a delicate and I'M.
certain appetite. Boil three gills O! sweet
milk and two bars Of chocolate together
until tho chocolate Is entirely dissolved,
then add sugar aud vanilla until the flavor
yon like Is impaired. After dissolving
half II box OF g~elatine in cold water, stir
this in with the chocolate and milk, let 1t
simmer gently for a few minutes, then pour
into moulds or bowls and set In q cool
room. .,' KIT.
A good ginger cake wherein no eggs arc
needed Ia u boon to man with eggs from
lorty to fifty cents o dozen. Take a good
Tablespoonful OF butter, INT cup Of aour
milk, half a cup Of sugar, and two.thirds Of
a cup Of molasses. To them add halfa tea
spoonful OF cinnamon, half a teaepoonlul OF
soda, dissolved in q little water, aud a scant
Tablespoonful! Of ginger; stir these oil to-
gether and silt flour enough to make q mod.
erately stiff batter. Bate in q deep cake
tin, and cut in thick %slices; half a cup OF
stoned and chopped raisins is an excellent
addition.
Apple jelly is a desirable thing to keep
Ia the house for the use OF the children.
It is easily made and very inexpensive,
apples aud water and three-quarttrs OF a
pound Of sugar to every pint Of syrup be.
ing all that ia necessary. Pare and core
thsapples, and put them in a preserving
jar, with cold water enough to cover them;
let them boil for au hour, then drain the
jelly through u hair sieve or jelly bag, and
measure the juice, allowing the amount Of
sugar named to every pint. Boil these TO-
getiier for three.q1artefs OF an hour, re.
moving every particle Of scum as it ~arisfs,
aud keeping the jelly well stirred that il
may not burn. 1t can BIZ stored away in
small pots.
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Hopper, Weekly.

Weekly.
Thee want any ure O. ire.ting,
An told Obadish 10, ''
F9i o. we couldn't hold on 10 things,
a. wed jest Got 10 let en- 70. 20.
There were lots oil folks tha,'d suffer
Along with the rcsl OF US, 70 ga.lT
n An ltdldn't seem 10 he worth our while
To make such \ DR., N Iu8, ~ I1i
To he sure, the barn was most empty,
~ corn an r~eilatefs Sci'ce,
But water-Gn' tpnlt.sAss. 1
But theu-.-as l told 0oadinh-
II wa'n'tany usc 10 gtoin, N4sB
For flesh sn' blood couldn' stan Il; an bo I,
Was nothing but ska an bone. I
But, llwsl Ct You'd only hecrd him,
AZ any l1uf Of tho nl2ht, &
A.ptayin, out IN that cltEet there,
'Tw9uli have act you ctszy quite.
l patched tho knees Of those trousers
With cloth that was noways thin,
nut y seemed Is II tho pieces were out
Az fast as l set EN- IN. An
10 mo he said mighty little
Ol he thorny way we trOd,
But at loist u lczan times a DAY
Ito talked II over With God.
Down TN his knees In that closet
IaG most Of his time VA passed,
For 0bIdlah knew how TO pray
Much better than how 10 fist,
But l Am that way contraIry
That 81 ttIihgE dol't 20 Jest right,
J Ice! Ike H!iia' my tleaVes up high
An gittin' ready to light. 3aE
An tho giants | slew that winter N.
! aln't goin' to talk about;
An didn't eyen complsin 10 God,
Though | think that He fouad Il out.
With tho point OF n cam,rie needle
l lruv tho wo,f from tho door,
For knew that We needn't Hlntve 10 death
Ot 10 lazy because we wero poor.
An Obadiah he wo dered, J.It ~.
An kept MIC patching his knees, fN4
An thought !. strange how tbs meal held out,
An stranger VIC didn't iIcez,.
But said 10 myself In whispers:
God knows where Ills giit dcsccuds;
An isn't alwsyt that faith gIts down
As fer as the fluger ends
An wouldn't have no ono reckon
My ODa1iah a hh!rs, s
For some, you kaox. have tho gift to pray.
And others the gift 10 work.
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LV.ofuuJ uiWs EAt f 49, e-N ~ strr#.-
The manneri in which We oi,en see trees
hacked and cut, with long stubs left at the
bass OF the branches cut of, and strips OF
bark peeled down from the place where
they were removed, indicates q lack Of in
telligence or care, or both, on the part OF
the operator. The man who has the care
Of an orchard from the start can give no
valid excuse for having badly-shsped trees,
50 fur rs pruning eau control them. a
fruiserer shouId be able, as he s!anda by
the young tree, to look into bis future and
mentally gee that tree when grown to large
size, and to judge OF the effect that every
branch he leaves on will have on the ehape
and balance OF the head. Every limb not
needed to complete the symmetry and bal.
ance OF the head should berubbed off with
the hand rs soon as it appeers. A io1ked
tree should not be suffered to live. 1t is
an insuilerable nuisance. Ii one branch
cannot be cut eli and the other used for
the stem Of the tree, then let both be re-.
moved and a vigorous sprout be selected
from those that start and trained for a
trunk forming q head Of the proper height.
But trees are often required TO BIZ prun-
ed alter laving reached considerable STA.
Ia that case two or three general principles
should be kept in view. One il ihat a per-
feet balance should always be maintained
in number, weight end extent OF the
branches over the hasa OF the trunk OF the
tree. Another ie that the cent,e OF the
head should always be kept open and free
10 access Of both air and sunlight. Fruit
that grows entiIelyNin the shade is neither
30 highly colored nor 81 finely favored %
that which has had the benefit OF sunlight,
In pruning d large tree the operator should
begin ut the centre and prune outward.
All branches not needed 10 make a well.
balanced head, with branches evenly dis
tribu:ed, must 60. The branches left should
beso fur apart that even when grown large
they may not interfere by rubbing or cha
ling. The style Of growth Of a tree is 10 DO
taken into account in pruning, so that the
shape Of the tree may be properly regulated
and controlled. II the tree is a spreading
grower, the lower and outside branches
should be cutin preference to the upper or
inside branchef; but if it bel very upright
grower, then the reverse course is to be fol.
lowed. Whenever gaps or vacancies occur
the surrounding branches may be cut back
to buds or branches pointing in the direc,
ton OF such vacancy. By giving attention
to the principles it il not difficult to 80 con.
troll the form Of the tree as 10 have a well.
balanced, sLapely tree, that will curry heavy
crops without tho dagger Of splitting 10
pieces or tumbling out by the roots, as is
too frequently the case with ill-shaped and
badly balanced trees. e= .
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MEDICAL,
Is your Life Worth a Dollar?

Perhaps that scemsa high price for
i, considering how poor your blood
is, and how your whole system ID
Frustrated, dcbilitatcd, and cnlceblcd.
People have been heard to say, under
such circumstances, that they would
not give the toss Of a copper for the
choice between life and death. But
when it comes to actually drawing
near the grave, a MAJ, naturally draws
back, and says lie docs not want 10
die. Life is very precious, and even
10 a broken.down man it is worth
saving.
One dollar will buy a bottle Of
BtouN's Iron BiNcrS. That one dol.
lar may start you on the road from
misery to recovery. A man must
take a very mean view Of himsclfwh
is not willing to invest that much in
making one serious effort to rescue
himself from deadly debility, and to
step into the enjoyment OF old
health. Byoam's Iron Bine,y vital.
ICES the blood, tones the nerves, and
rebuilds the system. It's work is
well known. Invest that dollar INF
bottle. -
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On. HARTMAN & Co.-Piease ssnd me a LOT
OF your books IN tho ellis OF Life" / sell a
great deal Of your Peruna. It Is very highly
spoken Of this part OF tie country. :,
FIJI. Bus,MAN, P. NJ, Weatford, Pa.
DEAR sIR:-i have taken half q ii z,u bot
Ties Of your peruue and ind it is doing me
great E BOD. You're truly, JANE, Wyatt,
DAw 5tsubeuyille. o
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OK. ]. {. SMITH.
No. iIoi CHArLlNE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

rbs b.s, e7!icncc Il y plij Sictau's success Ia thu
,stSTony Of Ills paIisDtS. IAu incrcaAiltg demaldi
~ n nv Professional ~tclVices Prove that have acAli
Sn i0:a6iy snd fairly with lhtse who have consult
W Sc / peyC, use d pRtICnt's name without per
NJ "; s.Ou. though | have lnKuy hundred certificates
IN a thusc whom / have cured after they had been
-, ,HoIiCti .ncUrHb!c, n thorough medical Cdu,
~ ~ Ian, viii many years hospital experience Ant
ErIiayity with thL,Rpus!C Ascn:s, a Close oeserv.
lapoi wlnpCIainenuI ptcuiiAlit!es ard strict a.
cure Is possible, and ! frankly give the patient my
nniniOn, p
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QuAcK doctors, electric belt and other
saunders who live by frightening our young
men aud young women by nasty ciraulare,
will find their occupations gone whsn it BE-
comes generally kpo%n that Dr.. Guaot,'s
Yellow Dock and Ssrssparilla IL a certain
cure for all weakness Of the urinary organs,
nervousness, etc. Obey the laws Of health,
take a few bottles Of th's slmp'e remedy ard
YOU will soon BE- restored 10 perfect manhood
and womaaho'd. FREQ from all worrimentof
mind and distress Of body. DAw
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LlRva lnuam ma ton, pro:
.ngs Of the head from ed
hells tho sores and re.
nd smell. Beneficial re,
w applications, A thor
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ONLY Two DorrLss. Mfssrs. Johnst N, Hol-
lowry, Il Co., wholesale druggists Of Phila-
dtlpaia. Pa report thatsenIs1,ns $50 a gem
tlensan handed them a dollar, with a reqaea,
tlsend q good catarrh cure TO Two army OFF,
GERS in Arizona. Recently the same gentle.
mau told them that both Of the cficeys and
the vile OF u well known U. e.A. General
bad bean cured OF ca'a,rh nv the two bot
snuff. Price 90 cents rrhlAw
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AS a garnish for roast spare rib, OF for
pork chops, cut some tart apples in eighths,
drop them, after peeling, into boiling lard;
when crisp on the outside remove them
with a SKINNER, drain them well, and send
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To cuRE an Ordinary cough or cold take
one dose OF Dr.. W3s:at's Ba'sam of Wild
Cherry before going to bed at night. lit viii
cause a suspension Of nervous e1citability.
allow you sweet repose, and by morning liz
cough will be gone. 1t Is this best and there.
fore the cheapest cure for coughs, colds aud
consumption; Is sold by druggists gererally,
and ought to be found In every intelligent
household, DIV
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SIDNEY SMITH had a brother distinguish.
ed for his talents, but exceedingly seda,c,
having no element OF wit or humor in his
composition. Sidney said that che and
bis brother c%ontradicted the law OF erayita.
ton, for his brother had risen by his Erayi;
ty, and ho had sunk by hiB leviiy.""
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In tho House!
For, whatever the aIlmcnt may BE-, a thoroughly
safe purgatiye, Alternative and tonic can
never be out Of place. The remedy Is hnrmlcss
anu does not Interfere with business Or
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Buclilen,n Arnicn Rave.

Ths greatest msdicsl wonder OF the world.
Warranted to sresdfly cure Burma. BRUISES,
Cnts, Ulcers. Salt lsheum, Fever Sores, car.
GERS, piles, Ch!lblains. Corns, letter, Chappgd
Handa, and all sk'u e.up.ions, guaranteed to
cure In every Instance, or money refunded,
% cents per bc1. For sale at Logan 4 Co.'S
Bridge Corner Drug atnro.
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ven mont. ego my attention was called 70 tho
4 woiHaHl a,Eie,ct h,sh = GH'G s,sr On a %.
IhO!VHssiH" ~ ~ SnI ri, Ing M patient 10 Itst tay or
81, fA; y " IaSltns. / OoIAlned = supply, Of
Nigh ", m In nyr. che la, taken nyo Lottlcy,
bn,t " StGSIr,Il il cuIiio.y healed up. ONT. u yer,
mai ,n1 re tSs5 Eia.!sl9 .',. az! ~ nG e. s SsTieo ! e ea1ad .A'H
iOI pYS = q "Jbs,s II, UAMpbELL. C0IunDus, Ga.
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MY. OllCG, lt9 ". !3l street, belween slxth ana
geyentli AVCtIGk no2
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Tc.,Iss OIL BLOOD And Skin Diseases mailed ice
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THE restoration 10 health OF our child we
considered uncertain. When tTo weeks old
she caught cold. For Is months wrs moi,
able 10 breath through her noatrils. Upon
Using Ety's Cream balm her din ,ulty ia n.
moved; she b.eathes nalnral'v.-Mr. and
Mrs, J. NJ. Smith, O,wsgo, N. y. Price 90
cents. rrhpAv
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Tai disaguring erap,lons, on the face, the,
uunken eye, the pallid complexion, indicate
that there Is something wrong going on will.
In. Expel the lurking foe to health. AYERS
Sarsaparilla was devised for that purpose;
and does 1t. law
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A sEnvAST.olEL, who was employed to
her masters cabbnges, look the
opportunity to cabbsgs her masters pickles.
She is the same woman who wss happy
and careless when she WAS young, and
cappy and hairless when she was Old.
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TuAr HACKING Couch can be so quickly
cured BY shiluh's Cure. We guarantee it.
WILL You sufFEE with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint shiloh's Vital:zer is guaranteed
to cure you. -
sLEEPLEss N1auTs, made miserable by that
terrible cough. shiloh's Cure is the remedy
Z 'CATARsH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured By Shileh's Catsrrh Remedy, Price
60cents. Nasal injector free.
For sale by McLape Bros. audA r. Young
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tb,ycmcp ruarrs.b.ets,alis from use O. swiits
secs, N : e Sys; c,rs ! XII SGai sSs M most " snsry si ios1 has
bttAt HSsrT ry,f AAw, and wAS utArly 0euj. Tho
t4',pI o4Je mai9 wonderful, Gn&ogo and Alter I'VE
M tVt ~ "a ,Evu, hc rs nearly or quite. well: II
vO'MS wo.dttlll, u. r. URuALEi, NJ. Dl
"a 1tuly CgletEorpe, Ga.
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER,
lad breath: Pain In the Side, sometimes the
pain is fel, under the Shoulder.blade, mistaken for
Rheumatism general loss Of appetite: bowels
ihc. head Is troubled with palm. Is dull and heavy,
with considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation ofleaying undone something
which ought to have been done; a slight, dry cough
and flushed face Is sometimes an attendant, oacn
mistaken for consumption: the patient complains
feet. cold or burning, sometimes a prlckiy ~senIatIon
Of the. skin exists; spirits are low and Respondent,
and, although satisfied that exercise wouiIl Lene.
heial, yet ono can hardly summon up fonl.ude 10
Try Tin fact. distruSts' every remedy. Several
Of the above symptoms attend the dlseaSe, but caSes
have occurred when but few Of them existed. yet
have been extensively leranged. ~
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AN Omaha pastor is e%ndeavoring to put
o stop to Sunday night counting. 4 gentle.
man by the maine Of Mahomet once tried
TO movea mountain, but that same mum
tain is right there yet. .
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A NEW idea embraced In Ely's Cream Balm
Catarrh Is cured by cleansing and healing,
MT by drying up. The application is easy
asd agreeable. 1t Ia not a liquid or snuff.
Price so cent?. rrhiHw
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For lame Back. Side or Chest use shi,oh's
Porous Plsstsr. Price 25 cents.
HHlloH's CouGn aud Consumption Cure ia
sold by US on q guarantee. 1t cures conlump-
ton. -.
HuuoH's VlrAL1zFR Is what you need Tor
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite. Dizziness and
sill syaptoma Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs
cents psr bottle. S!1
CRour, WHoopIHo C9uan and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved BY shiloh'si Cure,
For Bale BY McLsne Bros. and a. T. Young.
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'H CHARLES CHADWICK.

fpNtl lG lGhIA : puhNhk ~ ~ ~ A4t
W '|'~ - CHARLES CHADDucK,
OF Epe.dtl " Co., "hesling. ". Va.
D;gpepeia and Uicetlt!d etonGch.-"lrcaimert
~, ays lp!ied % give s;e IsGei. d.. Smith cured
ae.h THOMAS HOLT, lnRurancc Agent
NAs.-"iIsd them fCT 6 sIpEie E ySsts p: 4 Smith
SIuhlla, RuEl!ps Sores On Hesd.-"Ay son WAS
Mrs. CATHERINE GAPS,
Market Street. Wheeling, W. Va,
It cut out three times, Il returned after each oper.
alton. u. Smith cured me without knife, eausuc
or pain Mas: q. a.
reeks. GcRo'sca DING; d.. sl!.h cured me
THOMAS CcLvN,
Wholesale Grocer, hain st.. Wheeling, =. Va
ulCers.!Hns Oh GeCtuul, Prolspsls and Plies
'wAs given up % die aud pronounced ircursble.
Dr.. ,llilb cured nc without Knife" =
WASHINGTON DkLANy,
Asrttn's Ferry.
Re7. Il. o. LAdd writes:-."Dr. Smiths PROBES.
tIonnl services III mi isnlily have been n0st salts.
factory, and ! ootioad hin to all Is a gentleman
ard 8 p&ill!u! physlciNn."
NR &arEalc; kOlb ~sAys:-"I had been suffering
10. Nyen Yeas aud treated by many physicians fol
typeytls. Dr.. a1i,h tnld | had tape warm, and
IL elSul GuuIa leHluSGu a AupEhitE lVs ltet louS.
Female Complaints -fh.cs years In hospitals foI
l~eata!es. give NO peculiar 81 advantages ll such cases,
FtrtouS cured Of cAtsrrh. diseases OF heart. liver,
souEch, kidaeys. sk!r, blood, nervous affections
ana weaknesses 6: men and youth. scIoiula End
t&thr,A Nsti!y t. ny sre:ess. I'D
files cured without the knife. .E
eAIeak CT A distance may DO treated by letter
and satisfaction gr9tauteei. 4 chart for sell ex.
animation sen: IN receipt Of two th.ee.eont stamps,
md advice reIIrnea tiee. ,
Consultation 81 office FREQ. Office hours from Q
Ak. 10 II. Y, daily. Call on or address
JOHN s. SMITH, Il. D.,
nJl2.htw 10. Nt Chaplius st.. Wheeling. W. Va.
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A MATRIMONIAL advertisement winds up
rs follows: Fortune no object, but should
require. thegirls relations to deposit $500
with me ss security for her good behavior"