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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-08

THE secret of the large and constant
sales of Mrs. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com
pound probably lies in the fact that whereas
there are many 'sBitters' and s'Tonics" of
equal value, be it more or:less, the Vegetable
Compound is so completely superior to all
other preparations specially recommended
for the needs of women that it has practi-
cally no rivals.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-08

Composed of genuine French Grape
Brandy, Extract of Smart Weed and Ja-
maica Ginger, with Camphor Water, DIR.
Pierce's Compound Extract of Smart Weed
excels as q remedy for colo, cholera morbus,
diarrhoa, dysentery or bloody-hux, or to
's~ral UP colds. fevers or infiammatory at
fackS
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-08

Mary Ellen Chase says there will be three
women to one man in heaven. The pre-
sumption is that moat of the men will goWest
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-08

Delicate diseases OF either sex,
however induced, speedily and permanently
cured Book Of particulars Q cents, In stamps
Consultation free. Address, Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-08

value Of ensilage for food for
/ sad to be equal to grain in many
In churning. if butter "comes in
put in lump of butter, and they
nher to it.
older and larger an animal be-
the more food it requires to make
id Of growth.
con have a sick animal, say with a
1--WE a mash Of scalded shorts"
often relieves.
fodder from sweet corn may he
N increased by cutting up the stalks
u as the ears are gathered.
rration will not take the place Of
n on land. Soil we'll fertilized
rpays the labor expended.
you have stiff or noisy hinges about
bhce, pour on the top a little kero-
which will soon find its way in.
rominent poultry raiser says that
hens cared for In the proper man-
|ral show an annual profit of So, 900.
~ packed in well-dried ashes, and
not to touch each other, have been
perfectly sweet for twelve months.
Quart of oatmeal in pail of water
freshen a horse after hard driving
prepare his stomach for more solid
EouId you run out of axle grease some
time, mix two parts of lard with
ZACH of black lead and wheat -four,
apply.
6plant makes better pasture for
than alfalfa clover. The honey
from it is almost equal to that
white clover.
~ field that will produce clover may
radually restored to fertility If such
sare grown and turned under, espe-
h il rotation be observed.
heat or other cereals that are sown
he fall have the advantage of the
cor other kinds sown in the spring
,ming much longer roots.
1 careful to milk the COWS lean
nip The last drawn is known to be
ten to twelve times richer than the
that is. has much more cream in it.
lit will prevent manure from burn
German kainite is cheaper and
ID add more value to the manure.
rs of earth, mold or clay will check
and prevent tircfanging or
ing.
hen blackberry and raspberry crops
III, cut away the canes that have
r the fruit. The new stems of black
les should be stopped when five feet
those of raspberries at three and
feet.
lot is one of the most valuable of fer
rs, and should be carefully saved.
from coal is superior to that from
d 1t benefits all crops to which it
be applied, as we'll as being an ex-
mt remedy against the attacks of
kinds of insects.
hen horse has a good appetite and
we'll 1t is good indication of health
capacity to undergo hard labor.
uch horses nothing can be gained
attempting to improve them with
Atlon powders or stimulants. A
feeder can nearly always be relied
lttermilk is excellent for Kidding
? Of ticks by pouring it freely along
'ack until it runs down the sides.
addition Of a gill of kerosene to each
u Of mix, however, forms an emul
which is more effective, while the
dilutes the kerosene so as to render
harmless to the skin.
m and oats ground together make
Icellent ration for fattening steers.
Fst give equal number Of bushels Of
ground together. which will give
OF the bulk in oats. Then, as the
a gains, increase the proportion of
and add oilcake meal. One pound
y mixture for every 100 pounds
~ Of the animal IS sufficient, and it
ld be given in two feeds. The in
cd feeding toward the last Will con-
u stronger feed rather than greater
Sturtevant has been counting the
affected BY smut in plat of oats
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-08

Alabama's coal fields are half as large as
those of England.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-08

1t is no wonder that New York is such q
wicked place when it is so near to Hell Gate.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-08

Ask for Rough on Coughs. = for Coughs,
Colds Sore Throat, Hoarseness. TrOches,
15c. Liquid, Csc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-08
The secret Of the large and consta

Michigan farmers are thinking that beef
pays better than wheat.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-08

Catarrh OF the Bladder.
Singing, inflammation. all Kidney and Uri-
mary Complaints, curedby hu-Paiba. !"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-08
ELy1S
CREAM BALM

Protection. Mo such
protective agai nst
cllills and fever and
other diseases Of a
malariaI type exists
as Hostetter's Stonl-
aeh Bitters. 1t res
lieyes constipation,
liver disorders. rlleu.
matisTp. kidney and
bla d d err ailments
with certainty and
TO m PIT tude. a
change a. gratifying
rs It's complete, soon
takes place In the APP
pearancD, as well as
the sensation, of the
wan and haggard In
valid who uses this
stAuderd promoter Of
heni1s and strength.
For sale By ID Drug.
gIsts andD DEALERS gen
orally
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-08

The Hope ct the Nation.
Children. slow in development, puny, scrawny
and delicate, use Wells Health Remover. !"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-08

American railroads use more than ten mill
ion iron car wheels.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-08

4 legal conveyanee--Black MarIa.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-08

rec hens from vermin sprinkle q
'siphur in the nest when the hen is
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Alleged Cnmpaisn IIumor.

h> S""Nitsf" uA1u 'HH.#s '+
New name Tor Ben. Butler: .".Tle Pink
Pond Lily Of Cape Cod."-Phaadelphid
Mus.
General Butler smokes fifteen cigars pei
day. Few widows stick so close 10 thei,
wceds.-S,n Firancisco Post.
Carl schurz is consistent. He posi.
lively refuses to talk OH more than one
side in the same campaign.-PhHadelphio
Call.
Belva Lockwood runs iortle Presidency
on n tricycle.. However, this Presidential
contest isn't q psychological discussion
burlington Hairksye.
II Belva Lockwood gets into the White
House, what man will she select to preside
over the domestic arrangements and assist
her at rcccptions?-Boston Buiyet.
Bill Daniel, Prohibition candidate ior
Vice President, wears Il perpetual smile
on his face, strange to say. It shows he
is not putting up for this campaign.-Net
Or'dns Picuyole.
Young politician writes: "Nhy does q
State have 4 Legislature? My dear bow,
it doesn't. The Legislature has the State,
every time. Has it by the throat by d
large majority. Has it by the pocket-book,
has it on its back.-Bos,om Gazette.
Esteemed contemporaries arc discussing
whether MI. Hendricks is a cork or d
sinker on the Presidential fishing line. lie
is neither. He is the bait which the Chi.
cago convention threw overheard to catch
Democratic voters.-Aew 1ork Star.
.EH p o.
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The London Police.

London Telegraph.
London has been said to be the best
policed city in the world; yet the annual
report Of the Metropolitan Police for the
year 1883, which has been Just published
under Colonel Henderson's superintcnd-
encc, does not show that there are too
many constables compared with the mum.
Der OF citizens. Taking the population Of
Itondon' including the city, to be $780,.
ZOO, the total OF 1860 policeman is none
too many to safeguard the lives and prop.
ctrty OF such an enormous congregation OF
human beings. One policeman to every
3lo inhabitants, or thercabouts, is the OK.
listing proportion between the guardians
OF public order and the individuals whom
they are appointed to protect, admonish
or lock up, rs the case may be.
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BUDGET.

Governor Click, Of Kansas, has been
presented Will, n mammoth potato by one
OF his country constituents. 1t measures
twelve inches IN length by twenty-onc in
circumference.
The people in Egypt who have obtained
awards for property destroyed during tho
Alexandria fire arc exceedingly indignant
ut not being paid. There is no money In,
Egypt's treasury, however, for them.
Paris has $4,000 acres in parks, or ono
acre to every thirteen inhabitants: IN VI.
emma tho proportion Is one acre to 100
persons; IN Chicago, one to 200; in Plila.
dclphia, one to 800; In brooklyn, one TO
$50; In New York, ono to 1868.
About 400 steel guns OF the six-inch
class and Of mn eclectic type, hive been
finished for the rc.armament OF tho small
or vessels Of the liritisl, navy. Large guns,
constructed on the same general principle,
nre now in course Of completion for the
larger ironclads.
That education Is making rapid strides
in the South is shown by the fact that in
Florida alone the number OF public schools
has increased from GO eight years ago TO
LILO ut tho present time, while during
the same period tho number OF pupils In
attendance has increased over eighty per-
cent.
A new kind OF entertainment Inns Just
sprung up in New York society whicl,
promises TO afford considerable amusc.
mcnt and pleasure to those who take part
in it. 1t Is %phrenology. Some people !
know Of intend during the coming winter
TO give chronological" parties; that is, to
have Il %phrenologist come to their houses
and anluse their friends by feeling the
protubeances on the craniums Of those
who will submit to it.
Many medical Journals endorse the sug.
ges.ion made by DR.. We'll, in the "Archivcs
OF Otology," based on his examination Of
the cars and hearing OF nearly G,000 school
children, namely, that in every case OF in.
attention the child should havcits cars cx'
amincd, 50 convinced is he OF the fact tina,
cA;ldrcnWho are simply hard OF hearing
are often misjudged and considered mat
%tentive. Indeed, such an examination he
thinks would be desirable once or twice 4
year for every child.
After 10 years OF rest the work OF com.
pleting the cNtcriorof Westminster Abbey
is about 10 be taken up. Next summer
tourists will probably see the venerable
pile in u cloud OF scailolding. A centra'
tower as Il srirc is to be added at Il cost o.
10000. Victoria will be the first Bruins
wick sovereign TO leave a mark on the
outer shell OF the building since the West.
crn towers were finished in the year O.
Queen Annc's death.
The cotton trade in England is in a bad
way, and never were there more determine
ed efforts 10 check production than within
the last month. Fifty companies, witt
G,0o0,000 spindles, work only four days Z
week, and suspended all operations for {
whole week recently, while the artisans
were enjoying an annual holiday. ''pro
duction has surpassed demand, and 10,
000, 900 spindles," signs q Manchester jour
nal, "are now turning their products into
an ovcrwei.hted MARKET
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Sold by Weight.

NorriG!oirn Ff1sar.
Some time. ago Samuel Homer, Esq, OF
this borough, was passing a junko-shop in
Philadelphia, when his attention-was at
tractcd to an old compass lying on a nile
Of rubbish outside OF the establishment.
lie examined the instrument and found
thatit was n surveyors compass, made by
David iattenhouse, the Norristown town.
ssliip, astronomer. Ile called to the person
IN charge OF the establishment and asked
thc price Of the old relic. ~ will have TO
weigh it to ascertain, said the person adj.
dressed. The weight was taken and The
price fixed Mt Is cents. Squire Homer
purchased the instrument, spent a modest
sum to have it cleaned and repaired, and
now no would not part with it for a one
hundred dollar note.
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roIIT1cALpo,l1sNTs

The activity the Republicans are show
Ing in South Carolina Is alarming the
Democrats. The chief organ OF the party
In the State shouts that Democratic con.
troll Is IN danger and another "strain" will
have to DO put upon the minority In order
10 kept on top.
The Massachusetts Republicans believe
that the State Is sure enough OF giving d
large mnjorltyto Blaine TO warrant them In
turning their attention to tho Congress.
i0nal contests. There arc. three districts
now represented by Democrats, which the
Republicans want to recover.
Congressman lie Fevro has been work.
ing among tho Cincinnati Germans trying
to win them over. to tho Democratic party,
but he confesses that he has Ind very
poor success, and without tho German
vote, he says, there Is no use Of tho Demo.
Gratis talking about carrying Ohio.
a large number OF the most prominent
and influential business men Of Cleveland,
O., have decided 10 take part In tho poll.
teal canvass. They believe TINT the in.
dustrial interests Of the country would DO
endangered by the success of tho Demo-
cracy, and they will organize In self.dc.
Tense.
A correspondent OF tho Cincinnati En-.
q'tirer has polled Indiana md claims for
tho Democrats n majority OF 3,51S on the
national ticket. Tho indianapolis Journal
coppers this guess by the assertion that
there Is no more doubt about the Rcpub.
licans carrying the State than there Is OF
election day coming.
When Connecticut holds its annual
town meetings on the first Monday in
October, IL constitutional amendment will
be submitted to the voters, making the
terms nf MI the State officers and mem.
bers OF both Houses Of tho Legislature two
years in length, and providing also for hi.
cnnial sessions OF the Legislature.
The much Wanted Independent Re.
publican movement in Wisconsin OIL in.
yestigation turns out to be rs weak rs the
same movement is elsewhere. 1t is only
by counting every Democrat who has ever
voted 4 Republican ticket in Milwaukee
that 1t has been possible to nuke up u list
Of loo Cleveland Republicans.
Rnmors Of an attempt to patch up a
peace between Grover Cleveland and vii.
liam Purcell are rio about Rochester. II
will be remembered that Mr.. Purcell pro.
nounced the Democratic presidential can.
ditlatc II moral lepcr, and withdrew from
the electoral ticket in New York and the
editorship OF the Rochester Union because
he could not support Cleveland.
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average q two plays d year. The singular
part 81 Il d that mono Of his plays have
been failures. Until very recently, Mr..
Sims worked every day ina commercial
Office and did all his writing Mt night.
General Buffers eccentricitits arc gen
orally well.known to tho average news
tllat among his preiudices, Is m against
travelling in tho day time. "Give me q
choice" lie remarked recently to q hotel
clerk, 1'bctween riding by daylight md
and eating green apples, and ! will take
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Nervous debility, indicated by loss Of
memory, universal lassitudc, constant
fatigue, vivid dreaming, unnatural excite.
ments, fits Of dizziness, ETC., is quickly
cured by using Dr.. Guysoit's Yellow Dock
and S%arsaparilla. This remedy purites
the blood, strengthens the weak portions
Of tho body, quiets the nerves, produces
dreamlcss slumbcr, and isthe only remedy
that permanently cures the many distress
iul ailments resulting from nervous de-
hility. - . mn.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

FOR nlEKirP,.
q FRANK JOHNSON.
CLERK or TIE cti.Curr COURT,
CHARLES i. HOWELL.
CLERK OF TIE CoUSTYCoURT,
". NEWT. LYNCH.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOSEPH D. Els0S.
ASSESSOR, CITY DisrMCT,
FRED. ROLLER.
ASEsoR, COUNTRY DISTRICT,
WI. A.. MCCOY.
~ COUNTY SURVEYOR,
lcLARESCE X. LAIRD.
HOUSE or DELEGATES,
b. b. DOvESER,
A. &. y. rnELlNG,
!. BARKER.
COL ". b. CURTIS.
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Is the absence Of suitable materials or
the time TO prepare it, people often 20
without u dressing for salnds. Buy Dur
KEGS Dressing, and you will never trouble
yourself to make another. Mwrtw
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Special Aottrcs.

y CAisD..To all who arc suffering from errors
and indiscsrtlons OF youth, nervous weakness.
cipe that Will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy WAS discovered by a missionary in
south America Send self.mldresscd envelope 10
KEY. JOSEPH T.. imam, Station D., Now York.
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FITS

Al Fits stoned free by Dr.. Hline's Great Nerve
!tcStorcE. No Fits after inst days use. Marvellous
curSs.. Treatise and g trial bottle free to FIJI cases.
send 70 ". Kline. 0al Arch street. philadelphia,
T. = Sances Institute, vi Arch street, Philadelphia
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

fOR GOVERNOR,
EDWIN MAXWELL. Of Harrison county.
roR SUPERINTENDENT op rRrE sCiIooLS,
JIM. KENDALL, Of Richie county.
YOR AUDITOR,
J. II. BURT. Of Ohio county.
foR TREASURER,
g. v. sTuRM, Of Marion county.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wood county.
Pom SUPREME JUDGE,
", II. IL. FLICK, Of Berkeley county, Qong term
J.. II, BROWN, OF Kanawha county, (shotttcrm).
ron STATE SENATE. n
list DIs.-JAMES ARCHER, OF Brooke county.
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b. i c. eailrond.
Leave ncllairc at e:lor r. NJ. for snmmcraeld.
Leave ,Bcllalre ut 600 4. n. for Summcr1rid and
Zancsylllc: Arrives at Bellaisr, 9:l5 a. N. and Sis Pm,
road ONCE, 100 Market street. at lowest ntesF INV
ypus tickets their, 83egsJsH -slss' So
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New na.ue for Ben. Butler: ""Tle Pink
Pond Lily Of Cape Cod."-Phaadelphid
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REpUpLlCAy NATIONAL TICKET.

ron PRESIDENT,
JAMES q. BLAINE, OF Maine.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN A. LOGAN, Of Illinois.
I ELECTORS At LARGE,
JOHN fIEw. Of Ohio county.
JOHN COOPER, OF Fayette county.
DISTRICT rl.ECToEs,
IL, nist-M. &, RILEY, Of Harrison county.
81 uisi-jOiIS L. JAESEi, Of berkeley county,
nj Di,t.-J, ". CRACRAfT, Of kanawhn county,
tlh DIst-RONEO II. fltEER, oil luGhle county
ron CONGRESS, allf-.
NATHAN GOFF, JE
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.Gln G~t.tdligs,t5tI'er


il WHEELING, W. VA, OCToDEH !, 1884.
Publl.hcd daily Sundays excepted by
PREV, CAMpItELL& HART, /. Props,
At Nos. Is and y Fourteenth street,
TERMS or DAILY
Ono copy one ycar...ts % Three montha.....t2 %
BIZ ,nonths......,.... % One month,....... %
Delivered BY carries In city. 1c per week.
TERMS or SEM. wEEKLY.
ono year, h, .,. seat. ....t q % Biz months. ........n 10
gs5i43t TERMS OF WEEKLY.
Ono year.. ......,..."si 90 Six months"....".. %
Great reduction 10 Clubs. Eend Tor sample cory
and Circular. Address aGt 5t,5l ~ y
IN "A l{ FREW, CAMrBELL & llAHT,
frn,crcd at tho ~i'o,toflcc Al Wheeling, W. Va, ~
second .ciass matter -----
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We sceoeniso the importance OF sheep husbandry
10 the United stetcs.. the serious depression which
It's future prosperity; and We therrio,r rcsIns,t the
demands Of the representatives Of this important
agricultural Interest for n reimbursement OF duty
up9n iore'en wool, in order thnt such industry
shall have lull and QlcOluts nrOtrcftn,,
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BOISE ITEMS.
BOISE Cry, Jan. 3, 1884.

BOISE CITY, Jan. 3, 1854.
Ed. WoRLD:-New Years Day pass
ed off very quietly here. Several OF
the ladies received their gentlemen
friends. At the residence Of Mrs. s.
M. Coffin regular meal was prepar-
ed, which consisted of every delicacy
which could be made of sawdust,
paint, tin tacks and such. But the
great event Of the day was the Banks
Ainsworth wedding. Rev. l.. X.
Banks was joined in matrimony to
Miss Jessie Ainsworth at the Metho-
dist Church, by Bro. Grannis. Over
four hundred invitations were sent
out, and the affair was well advertls-
ed in the Statesman, so that when the
last bell tolled at eight P. NJ, the
Church was nearly full. The plat
form was tastefully decorated with
evergreen and artificial flowers. The
pulpit had handsome antependant.
elegantly embroidered. On the mar
bic altar stood handsome white wax
cross entwined with Orange blossoms
There were also handsome pots OF artl-
fetal roses on each side the altar-cross
Over the bridal party hung the con
ventional wedding bell. Mr.. Mckear
and Miss d. Caldwell led the party
followed by the groom and bride
The service was very brief, and theI
the happy pair repaired to the home
OF Hon. J. w. Brown, where they
held a reception until eleven. | for
got to state that the bride wore /
perfectly plain white dress of Nun
yelling, no train. Mr.. Banks came
here from Oregon in September, anC
has become very popular by his aol'
and determined onslaught on drink
ing saloons and gambling. REX.
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That Terrible snow Slide.


A telegram from Denver, OF the
21th, gives further particulars of the
terrible disaster at the Virginius mine
near Ouray, Colorado. Immediately
upon receipt of the news a party con-
slstlng Of thirty-one left Ouray to
bring In the dead. The journey to
The mine was made in the face OF
great perils, as a terrible. storm was
raging, Having cared for the wound
ed and improvised sleds, the parties
started to return. When Cumber-
iahd basin was reached, second slide
descended, but they being on the
lookout all succeeded in reaching the
ed@e Of the avalanche before it struck
snem' and thus escaped instant death
ne sleds which contained four dead
oooles were carried 1000 feet down
mountain side and hurled over q
Preclplce 500 feet high, where they
must remain until spring. The party
'"aliy reached Ouray nearly dead
from exhaustion.
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Postomce Hours.

d, ring week days. until further notice,
the t,st0ffice viii he Kept open from seven
A. NJ until nino p. NJ
Sundays from half-past twelve to one
and from tour until siA P. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
opened at all on Sundays; and no Money
Order business will be transacted on Sat
urtays after four o'clock L. Nj.
s. &. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec 3. 1915. Postmast
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-PATEN s.

F. A. LEHMANN, Solicitor OF AmeTl-
can and Foreign Patents, washington, u.
C. All business connected Win fatent''
whether before the Patent once or the
Courts, promptly attended to. NO charge
made unless Il patent is secured Sehu
for circular. May ST.
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NovsS-'7T-1y.

SOLDIERS wounds nS% s"ossihe or diaease iaSti Of
any kind caused by military service are entitled to
Pension. widows minor children dependent
mothers or fathers Of soldiers who Led from the
eec is of their service also entitled. Many in
valid pensioners entitled to an Increase
Careful assistance given il delayed or rejected
Claims as many can be allo~ed with bul little
more evidence. Complete instructions with refer
ences sent on application. Chas. Geo. A: King,
Attorneys at Law. 9lS St., Washington, D. c.