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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

BEruu- Aug llth - Rev. David Car
land preached Al The Baptist oharch In The
Androscoggln valley, Sunday. August Il,
from Lake xvm I. That men oaghi a.
WAYS 10 pray His sermon VI. unSrit-
Ten ant even without notes. Dependence
upon hing that can originAte was one
lcAi.ng thoaght love, that makes al one
IN Chrisi was The ceutrAl thought, and the
truth thar God has all Ne need should lead
us % The fact that men ought always 20
pray.
TIE Baptist circle met lsst Al Mr.. VIII
liam Farwelrs Tterc wAs . good attend
ance. ABd such busy crew could nnd but
a LITTLE time for mischief Rev. WIN. Beav-
lus wAs present and hal q pleasant word
f,r all The circle will nee, this week a,
Mr. simeon Sanborns.
Nr J l. Klmbali. from Dover. \. H.
AL ;amily are vlslilag relatives At Middle
Intervale
Mr.. \. swan. from Dover. y. II, made
a short visit - his place lAsi week.
Parties have been % Black or Bad
Moaatals 10 Ncwry. ant report "blaeber'
res quite thics"
GrAln O. being gathered 10 this section,
AMI The crop i Qalte good.
The Bible meetings. conducted BY Rev.
wm. Bcvins. are very Interesting
Angus, isth. The past fes days have
been very wnm-Ne think the wsrmes, OF
N season.
A noise. seemingly At distance, was
heard 10 several towns yesterday A n,
that sounded lke an explosion o. some
KIDD We hope soon 10 learn the facts In
rcgard b 10.
M Fred Mlllett. OF South Paris, passes
throagh her occasionally with hne picture
frames OF every variety. Those 10 want
% any cannot AZ better than 70 purchase
ofhlm he l. 10 business o. his Own nov.
NON DE PLUHE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

The NJ. n. sabbs,h.school. accompanied
BY their pastor. went pIcnlclng on " Berry
Ledge. Thursday. They report q pleas
ant time-a hot day "A good SWEAT good
dlun,r-a good time swinging-a pleasant
social slng--a pleasant ramble over The
hlll-a plenty Of good rpTlng water to
drink and these altogether made u an en-
i0yabic time.
Mrs. Naihsn swan 8. s,lll poorly In
health
Mr. Jonas Blsbee has come back to stop
awhile with ns IT, 3. a wofk on the
barn ~ Rosco, Tuell
SIC. Tuell was somewhat overcomc With
heat a fcw days sgo
Mr. Calvin Annls he's hsd quite asiok
% N was threatened with luuR ever, Tut
l. ou, sgaln.
NJ james A. Tuell l. cleaning up bis
nest cart and shop. preparatory - bnsi'
ness Il seems. The shop has lately cent
forth an unsavory odor
Rev. Nathan Andrews has commenced
TO market his Gro? Of onions. lie raises
lots OF them and nice oncs, too.
Blackberries are plenty.
Mr.. Rlckers aud family are about 10 visit
his friends Al Newneld
Mrs.. Packard Of North Paris, Il al pres
en-, caring Tor Mr.. Higgins, IN her sick
ness.
Rev. Mr. William l. mtctlng with sue
cess In hl. efforts % pay the debt % four
hundred dollars on the church lie re-
ports seventy nine dollar. more 20 raise.
We hope al will Ind helping hand In
this worthy ,fjrt
oar Methodist friend. arc preparing 10
attend camp.meeilng q, Poland next week,
the s5lh
Cleveland stock = very low In this place.
Blaine and Logan are the peoples choice.
We want President who has moral char.
acter and moral worth. w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

NJ. NJ. PnISSKY, the dry goods mer-
chant OF Norway, made US pleasant call,
last week. Mr.. Phlnney has established
himself In = successful business at Nor
way. lie has recently secured the services
OF Miss Stella h. Prince, daughter OF Ra-
fus Prince OF Turner, as clerk. Miss Prince
was with y. S. Paul 4 Co, Lewiston, for four
years, and brings long experience in this
business TO aid Mr.. Phinney. MI. y.
wishes a young man 20 learn the business.
See notice boy wanted"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

erlelgh, the wife OF our genial nsh dealer
had the misfortune last Wednesday to fall
nom the stable Ion 10 the noor beneath
receiving very serious injuries. although no
bones were broken. and silll remains In q
very critical situation.
\. Richardson and wife made carriage
trip through Turner and adjoining town
the past week, visiting the relatives aud
friends who were bis neighbors and fellow
,ownspeople before he moved 10 10. Paris.
Mr. n. has very ,hrif,y looking garden
In which may be seen = stalk OF sweet corn
over ~ n high.
Fred Decoster has bought building lot
In the Parsonss field nearly opposite The
residence OF J. II. Nichols. on which he
will commence the proseu, week The cree
ton ola commodlous dwelling house. q.
X. Hammond will 90 the carpenter work,
and Ansel Dadley viii put In the cellar
underplnnlng and other stone work MT.
Hammond will also pot an additional story
on 10 the house Of Horace Eagerly Al an
early date
So Briggs IL building new house Tor
W. n. stiles. W. l. BLOOD has charge Of
the carpenter work on this.
We understand that Barnham 4 Morrill,
will commence operations q, lae corn fac
tory Friday OF the present week. VIM. A.
Frothingham. a. heretofore. will be- SUPER
lntsndent, with \. Richardson In charge
OF the yard and John Emery foreman Of The
bath room. This IL one Of the largest and
most reliable arms engaged In the canning
bssine.s-nsver falling 10 pay the farmers
promptly a. soon a. the packing season i
over. and their various factories through
out the State pat many thousands Of dol
lars Into the hands OF the farmers At q
season when few other crops are ready to
market.
The growers OF cucumber. hercaboo,s
arr having busy time now picking and
shipping 10 T. ID. Pc,ieugili & Co. Of Port
land. who contracted nearly seventy aorrs
To BE- received Al this railroad station
from which We learn tha, about three car
loads q day are shipped on an average
s. Richardson 4 Co. are Just now put
ting In q fall and winter stock o. stoves,
ranges and furnaces. which In extent and
variety sarpas.es anything D. b. found In
this section of the State.
Amer Hong season OF impatient waiting
our villagers are At lssi grArhcd by seeing
a few repairs made on our village streets.
The policy Of working all the road tan out
on roads away from the village and leav-
Ing our own streets 10 acquire the repuia-
ton Of being the wors, In the county Is a
poor one, and practice which u Is hoped
the present year may see discontinued.
Last Tuesday night there was Demo
cratic Rally and Gag raising here, address
Cd by Msjor ID. X. Hastings, Of ffyeourg
and A. =. KlmbAll. OF Norway. All the
Republicans turnci out ~ mlsse u hesr
Cleyelands character ylndlca,ed. 80 that
there WAS good sized crowd In a,tendan &c
about which they have been boAsting ever
since. bu, II they had polied the house they
would found the audience Republican by
large majority. The burden OF both
speeches was bu, repetition Of the old
story. Turn the RasosIs on, and give Us =
chance"
Paris Mfg Co are increasing the num-
OF their workmen, and will give employ
ment 10 about 80 men through the coming
winter. JEaN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
N.sse. sf sses.d nsstisg sf Creditors In
nnsoIvsnsy.

vUvo rHR creditors Of JOHN r.. MAsos. of
i Norway, In the County.of oxford asd STATE O
Msise. Issolscnt Debtor loa are hereby nouned.
OF Insolsenry for said County Of Oxford. The Ser
oud Meeting Of the Creditors of said Insolvent, -
sppoisted 70 be held at the Probate Court Room
Az fsrI- In ssd County OF Oxford on Wednesday
The ssyes,senth DAY Of sept, A. ID. isst, At
o'closk 10 the forenoon. Zoe viii govern yoarseh
accordingly.
this so.h day Of Aug, A. ID. 80.
uERRick 4. DAVIS Register Of the c5ur Of
I.solyency for said County Of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

PAns.-E l.. PARIS. ESQ, Assistant Dis
triet Attorney OF New York City, and fam
liz are Al the Paris homestead.
Al town meeting, last Wednesday
Elbridge Gray was chosen moderator.
Geo. A. Wilson. Town Clerk, was 10 at
tendance. Only few voters were pres
eut, bot two roads were accepted. and u
was voted to Ins,rue, the town Treasurer
TO hire Eve hundred dollars 10 be erpenc-
on highways and bridges, under the super
vision OF the Selectmen.
Jacob Daniels has been repairing osr
plank walks. They are badly out fshsPe
and need a considerable outlay Al once.
BIS. Doe has been cleaning and paint
ing the Academy school room, nitlog 10
for the fall term.
Judge Foster OF the Supreme Court Is In
town bearing q reference case a. the Pro-
bate Court room James 5. Wright and
n. c. Davis are the attorneys
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

and her mother. The roads were free from
dust on accoant OF the recent showers,
and the lovely parpls-fringed orchis looked
smilingly a. rs a. We passed the meadows
co our arrival 81 the Aaburn Spring
HOUSE We enjoyed The beautiful views
from the versnds. amer which, with bss.
ke,s and shswls. We started for the steam
er. Mr. Horatio Cushman procured tick
et. for The company, proposing 10 give rs
q ride % six miles for ten cents. This
seemed uuaccoantsble-to cross the lake,
three miles, enjoy all the privileges Of such
grove. and only pay the small sun Of ten
cents for \ ride In such a commodious
steamer. oar description Of lake, grove,
The excursionists, smusements, etc, we
will send In our letter 10 the DKsocRar
uext week
The meetings OF the Association have
ben well attended during the pas, week,
and have been very interesting notwith-
standing the excessively warn weather.
Professor whitney has taken much inter
est In preparing music for the meetings.
NORWAY. The Republican DAG was
raised on Main Street. Wednesday evening
last large crowd hlllng the streets.
Speeches wsr, made q, Norway Hall, by
Mr. Dexter A. Hawkins Of New York and
Gen Hall.
Mr. Frank Howe. In the employ Of Met
calf Co. Boston. IL At his nA,her's, Mr..
n. W. Howe.
Mrs. Henry Fields and daughter Of Bath
are visiting relatives.
The alarm % Gre was given "Wednesday
evening. The IRE originated In the burst
Ing OF q lamp In the mea, msrke, OF Hath
away Block The damage was slight
Geo. r. Howe Is At home for shor, va
cation.
Mr.. Morrison. clerk a, the Branch store.
has returned nom bis yacstiou Of two
weeks j.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-05
Twisting the Mules Tail.


s'Tll make it s. il any mau'Il twist
his tall" challenged a ship chambers
agent, as the mule beat q tattoo against
3 post on the pier. ayes, I'll make it
ten"
STUFF" sneered lazy looking vdg-
rant, q little apart from the crowd.
"Who says .stuti?'" demanded the
agent, in voice like prize fighters.
Maybe you'd like to twist that mules
TAIL"
al think could do it."
Heres SO that says you can't"
"Ill go ye."
The money was put into the hands OF
a ships supply contractor, and the de-
tails were properly arranged. Inc lazy
man was to twist the mules tall-n he
could get near enOugh-with all his
strength, and was to escape unhurt.
The crowd was to stand at 3 respectful
distance and see fair play. The lazy
man swung his coat over his arm, Dor
rowed 8 chew of navy plug, and walked
down the pier. The crowd followed
slowly. The mule showed strong de-
sire to eat not only the approaching
men, but the pier ITSELF But his vicious
ness was restrained by 8 strong rope
halter. The lazy man tossed his coat
upon the barrel and grasped the mules
tail with both hands. The crowd held
lbs breath. The twlster wound the tail
into a hard knot and pulled the mule
from side to side, IS far IS the halter
would permit. The mule made no
effort to resent the indignity. The lazy
man sgain threw his coat over his arm,
and, taking the money from the con-
tractor, sauntered up Montague street.
The crowd was speechless. -,
"Did you see that?" at length asked
one of the men of q stevedore who
leaned over a barrel.
ayes, saw it." u
Mule hadn't any spunk, had he?
Hadn't he? Why, man, that's the
crossest mule in Brooklyn n the biggest
kicker"
"Then why in thunder didn't he lit
that man across Governors Island?"
EWelJ, it Is like this: Ii you owned
that mule N had him trained to do the
same trick once in 8 week, he wouldn't
kick, would he? Not much. That mule
knows his owner, now; make no mis-
take"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-05
PIE rROLEUM.
Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, April 4-0il-The after Don
session was rmer with better feeling and
n ore Of disposition to buy; open I'd at
921sc, advanced $3.50, closed at 93Hc.
OIL City.
OH Cry, April observation-disclosures
at 91Hc; highest 90 Nc; lowest91Ac; closed
at $3.50. Sales 4, 1853 900 barrels; clearances
yesterday II, 756, 900 barrels; runs not re-
ported; shipments 50,477 barrels; charters
46 9S4 barrels. Oil City Oil Exchange stock
S455 bid, $500 asked.
TItusYille.
TITUsvILLE, April 4-Petroleum-Opened
at 81 &c; highest $3.50; lowest 81 40; closed
al $3.50. Shipments, including Bradford,
$3.50 barrels; runs 59,047 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, April 4.-Crude Oil-Stronger;
total runs 59;04S barrels; total shipments
50 1859 barrels; charters 46 SiS barrels; clear.
snces 9,434,OO0 barrels; United pipe line
certificates opened 9l34c closed at $3.50 /,
highest $3.50, lowest 9l35c.
TIrUsvILLE, April "A special to the
Herald from Warren says the Belltown
well, No. %, was drilled nearly through to
sand to, day without being improved. 1t
will not make paying well. Chambers
well, west of Wardwell pool, has been do
ing 120 barrels day since the water was
shut of. The market advanced to-day to
$3.50 and closed firm at that figure. Tfade
however, is still weak and lower prices are
looked for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-05
LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.

wheeling
The market is fair this week, and the
supply very good. Messrs Hudson q Bayha
furnished the following quotations which
are the same as last weo4:
CattLe-s4 O0@5 IS for all kinds,
HoqS-Fair supply; 55<@6Hc per 10.
Sheep H@519c per Id.
Calrss-$6 0O@l2 90
Chicago.
CHICAGO. April 4.-The Drovers' Journal
reports: Live Hogs-Receipts Ii, 900 head;
shipments 5000 head. Market weak and
sec lower; rough packing IS 50@6 %;
packing and shipping Sc 1896 So; light
S. 60@@6 10; skips 81 0o@4 40.
Csttle-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
2 500 head. Market Brisk and firm; ex-
ports SIS a5@6 so: good to choice shipping
s. 5O@5 80; common to medium s. cog
5 81.
sheep-Receipts 94GO heed; shipments
LOCO head. Market active and firmer; in
feriorto fair So 1904 IS per cwt medium
to good SIS 0C&5 IS; choice to extra S. so
&C %.
NEW YoIx, April 4.-Bseves-Rsceipts
1850 head, including $50 export steers.
Market active and a fraction higher for
middle grades, with full clearance; poor to
prime steers sold at Sc 1907 10 per cwt.;
general business at S. 3096 so.
Sheep-Receipts 8, 600 head. Market firm
ard &c higher; very poor to prime sheep
S. 00@T 25 per cwt.; yearling lambs IS 90
as 50; general sales at Sc 0097 90 Tor
sheep and 81 259S 25 for lambs.
HOgs-Receipts 2, $50 head. Market dull;
live hogs nearly nominal; good hogs IS 20
@6 so.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, April Live Hogs-DuU
and lower, common and light, IS 00@
6 10; packing and butchers S. s596 so; re.
ceipts 2, 400 head; shipments go head.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, April 4.-Csttle-Market
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-05
Way Down I'm Egypt.

An Evansville drummer was travel
ing in q buggy over in Southern Illinois,
and stopped st cabin in the wooCs
and asked for a drink of water. A
gourd was handed him, and as he stood
at the well the tall, angular, rsw-boned
woman Of the house asked:
stranger, If it's any o. my business,
who might you be, anyhow"
az am 3 Hoosier, madam" the tour
ist replied.
"Hoosier, Ell? On, yes; one O. them
fellers that peddles socks. well, we
don't want none. j made dad PAT
outen his old gray, wool shirt. 1--WE
got y par o. rayther good ones yet, an'
SAILS III tote her through till next bar
foot time If she darnes up the heels.
Like to bargain with you, but moneys
money nowadays, an we kin worry
through with wat hose we've got.
Watts that? Pug tobscker? Wish
you'd gimme bout half a pipeful OF It,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-05
A BeVII's TO0l OF tho BlaekEeet.
p,-flo.,d 0reooNi0,a

Old Indian John brought to town
yesterday and presented to DR.. Rafferty,
q curious Indian relic, being neat aud
simple cOntrivanse for punching out
persons eyes, formerly used, as he says
upon Indian doctors who repeatedly
failed to cure their patients. 1t Is OF
stone, about . foot long, q half inch
thick and varying In width from one
inch at the ends to three inches at the
center, the width Of the latter being
caused by q double pointed projection
on one side, the points 80 arranged IS
to strike each eye in the center, while
the groove between protects the nose
from injury. The ends were evidently
used as handles, by which the instra'
ment OF torture was held in position
while the "uRsightly deed Was accom-
pllshed by blew In the center
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-05
CouuIss Ionsrs Sale.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO ooUN
i Tf. West Virginia,
Berger q Hoffman l.

ITi, West Virginia,
Berger q Holman i. n.us.ry.
Henry Otto Ana o.hsn5
1he undersigned, special comminioosr.
hereby give notice that py Virtue OF ne -.
tLoIity vested In him By decree MADE y
taid court In said cause on The nd day q
4Hs ,JIz A. by 4 81 e Hf XII q ~ Saa
suSuon. Al The front door OF ihs sour hoes
2. s. sSasg ssa .i. q; 20 s q
bidder, tho following described roe! css.sA
with the buildings and improvement thew.
10 lsy the liens thereon in said decree namsa,
the coats Of ssid suit and the expense! OF $40
sale, such real estats being described - fos-
Tot io,s Nos. rs, 90, " and 50 In The town Of
Tfisdslphia, In said county and 6tAtet 49,
anou or piece of Land lying And nolne
Inc cresT, uhrough which land two susans
OF water dow, which streams VI wetef -
not 10 be diverted IRON their preaent onaes
. .ss 81 sSy fo 20 sssnp,nS =
stone corner 10 said Henry OTTO, In kul:
mics line, and thencs running north
ss' s o. Il. elf eG "a: = sSs ne
or ii u. 81 poles 70 stons corner 70 xrum.
nj. On the ives. ou ss' g g: ~ 81
and thence running moth ~ Sest ~ fsee @
IL .t.ss poles 10 the plaes 81 bsgtnnipx 9. 90.
conveyed 10 aid Henry Otto ~ N'iIiaP
Rrummie end wife By deed dated Ootobsf Y
1919. and now recorded In the once OF tao
clerk Of the county eosft o. said county. -
The shove dssc1 6ed property " peoulieny
valuable for butebefing pufp0sea eso ~
been used for such bustnees - wo0 - tof -
idtpce by Safd Henry OTTO.
TIxna on sALn-One- third o. the paroneeo
money end ~ much more tnereol = w
purchaSeY msy elect 70 pay, ceAh " 49,,
The rtsIdus thereof IN two equal fnseaimee1.
btaIipg interest from the dsy OF 80, ~.
able In a,x and twelve montne resnecuvSX
from such dRy, the purchesef 70 gIve -
be pds Del D le 20 such special com olNGs
with security therein bali0soe0ty 70 ntns
ard ue title 10 tho property pure 49, W.
retain Cd ~ turthtf security until ne pey'
rnent Ina full of the purehsss mnesy,
ALyhEp ALDn Ill
Special Commtnonsf.
&c HERvEY. 8uctioneer.
thereby earthly that bond aD1 seou1sy y
above 10 mec sptcisl commi.topee = -
G,.,red by Law ard tbe oeeree % eea0 c0an
JOHN W. nlUnELtA
Csrk Of said Coari
WHEELING, March p6< mM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-05
HAILs-s2 90 CARD.
RhRalimRs

The nail market is very quiet, owing to
the want of stock. There is no change in
prices. Nails, Brads and Fencing-l0d to
Od 50 60; 81 and Cd 80 IS; Sd and I'd IS 10;
Id and Cd - So; Sd 81 10; I'd S. 35; 800 a
xeg on common cut. Barrel-1N inch
"A 10; ~ inch "a So; inch S. 10; e inch
IS so; y inch So go. Lining-H inch 81 %:
y inch IS So Finishing-3 inch and over
"A 20; / inch Sc rs; $47O. Casing and
Box-5Oc per keg over common cut. Fine
Blued-Sd 1915; I'd q so. Cut Spikes-An
ises s. 90. Boat Spikes-All sizes SO so.
Roofing Nails-Iron, sc ouer common cut;
iron galvanized 50 60 over common cut;
iron timed s. 90 over common cut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-05
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, April 4. Dry Goods
The jobbipg trade continues slow. Very
good demand from agents. The demand
has been unmarked by any special requests,
but in cotton goods there has been more
doing The market is very strong and
prices tend upward. Agents have advanced
Annoy Pound Sterling 36-inch brown ana
stark A A 36-inch brown cottoDs &c each
and Pearl River brown 1c: Wooden goods
IN good demand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-05
Of s 0 n

| hood is opt TO show itself In the
4 and nature should by all means be
4 In ,hrowiugit OIL Switt's Specific
4 Is effectively. Itisapurely vegetable,
! lsonous remedy, which helps nature
Il all the poison or faint out through
tres Of the skin.
R,rpr, A. E8,,ey, OF Dickson, Tenn,
! -.rt-e date 81 March 10, 1881: II h3d
gpa fever, followed by rheumatism,
- Years, 20 that was not ao.e 70 at
N n i buSnes. hSi Tried almost every
4 u'rdtc.nP. and found no relief. A
/ rpcon manned Swiit's Specific. tried
{r'rs and ms health began 90 Improve.
4 rrs1 mill had taken six bottles, and
| .sr me on my feet, as SOUND and we'll
recommend 10 % all similarly al
rs rom twpajy.three l'si OF The lead
1u Gruag,,;S OF Atlanta say, under
u Mar -., lN>l: we sell more OF
4 ~ ctrr than auv other one remedy
nee 10 t-utime> S. much as any other
|Ei-I.e,up. Nsssll n 10 all classes and
{o'rhe RES families use II As q genera
j loltc
Ia sue that Swift's SpeciEc saved my
4 ws~ terribly poisoned Etth malaria
n. civ. n Up u die. Swbts Specific re-
me PROMPTLY aud entirely. l thiak II
|y.tatest rem edy ~ the age.
Z. q, SPENCER,
Sup't Gas Works, kOme, Ga.
h. klowu sad used Swift's Specific for
|tuar twenty years, and l have seen
i wonderful results from 10, US9 than
hry remes,v IN % out OF tue Pnarm9.
ia II la certain and safe 81 tilOte 10
his OF blood poison.
J. DICKSON SMITH, II. D..
Atlanta, Ga.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
d free 10 applicants.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 5, Atlanta. Ga.
" York Office ljg West sd 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-05
HEALTH Is WEALTH.

IRE. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
- TREATMENT. a guaranteed specific for
Bysteria, Dizziness, Commissions, Fits, Ner.
vous Neuralgia, HeadRche, Nervous Prostra-
ton caused by the use Of alcohol or tobacco
Wakefuiness, Mental Depression, Ssftening
OF the Prain resulting in insanity and lead
ing to misery, decay and death, Premature
Old Age. Barrenpess, Loss of Power In either
sex, Involuntary Losses and spermstorrh9a
caused by over.eSertion OF the brain, self
abuse or over indulgence. Each box con.
taips one months treatment. 81 90 box, or
six boxes for $500, sent by mail prepaid on
receipt of price,
We Guarantee Six Boxes
To cure any case. with each order received
by us for Fix boxes, accompanied with $500,
we will send the purchaser our written guar.
sptee to refund the money II the treatment
does not effect a cure. Guarantees sued only
by LOGAN q co, sole agents, Wheeling, W.
Worm Syrup and Childs Physic. Best in use.
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