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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-03-22
Clinton District.

SMELLS, March 17.--Rev. Mr.. Cur
ry preached at Goshen on the 23d
and Oath OF Feb. The church called
him to the passionate for year. He
will continue to preach on the fourth
Sunday in each month, and the Sat
urday preceding.
Rev. Asbury Stevens conducted a
three days meeting at Fairview last
week.
John Shafer paid a flying visit to
friends in this section on the 18th
and 18th insts G
Mrs. Jane Holt is visiting her
daughter near Reedsville.
Messrs Reuben Robson, and Owen
Stewart were visiting at Mr.. Sam'l @.
Robinson's last week. Mr. Stewart
has rented Mr.. Robison's farm and
will remove to it, soon. Mr.. Robison's
health has been very poor during the
winter but is much better at present.
Mr.. Jesse Austion is still in poor
health.
Miss Fannie Robson was visiting
at Bruce Riggs last week.
There was sale Of the personal
property of bud" Raber, at his resi-
dence on the Sth inst.
Adolphus Anderson and his father.
from the vicinity of Reedsville, came
over last week to seek employment
on the F. Nj. d p r. r.
John Corrothcrs was looking over
his farm here last week.
Joseph Ryan has removed from the
vicinity Of Reedsville, to the Pool
farm, near this place.
The Smells school, taught by Jas.
M. Wilson, closed on the 18th with a
literary entertainment at night.
MI. Columbus Baremore presented
the prizes on behalf of the teacher
and delivered an excellent address.
Remarks were made by Messrs. Kins-
ley and Mcclure, teachers from Nor
gan district. The teacher delivered a
neat farewell address. The follow
ing teachers were present: Miss Mat
tie Campbell, of McBee's; Miss Fan
ME Price, of Mt. Pleasant; Virgil
Vandervort, of Dorsey;J. F. Mcclure.
of Summers and John Kinsley, of
Kennedy's.
Col. Foster with corps Of about
IS laborers are diligently ingaged in
removing dirt from the hill side near
| Morgan's Mill Nearly two-thirds of
the men are from a distance. We
think that more Of our own boys
should improve this opportunity to
earn some cash.: We might as well
have large portion of this distrib-
uted in our midst, as to let it go to
other parts.
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8 THE Rsvrrr PETROLEUM COMPANY

TO THE RAvTNE PETROLEUM COMPANY
You are hereby notified that on the
BID day of April 1884, the undersigned
will apply to the Circuit Court of Mon
ongaiia County, West Virginia. at the
Court House Of said county IN Morgan
town. To appoint commissioners to ascer-
tain what will be just compensation
to you for strip of land Of which You
are the owner, lying and being in Mon
ongalia county. West Virginia. being a
parcel of your land lying on the East
bank of the ..sonongahela river i'm said
county and State, and betw cen the
lands owned by Daniel II. Davidson
and William j. Lewis on the North,
and by tlfe lands of the same parties on
the South THE said strip Of land pro-
posed to be taken by the undersigned is
for the purpose Of constructing rail-
road thereon, called the Fairmont, Nor
gantown and Pittsburgh Railroad, and
more particularly described as follows,
to-wit:
A strip Of land beginning at station
1903 plus Is Oh the center line Of said
company's road way, being point on
the div ding line between tie lands of
the Ravine Petroleum company and
Daniel r. Davidson and William j.
Lewis on the South and running thence
rs feet to station 1869 plus Al Of said
center line curved line described with
radius of 1910 feet with width of 40
feet on the east side and o5 feet on the
west side of said center line, thence
north 7a0 east 622 feet to station 1915
plus So Of ;aid center line with width
of 40 feet on the east side and IS feet on
the west eide of said center line, thence
467 feet on a curved line described with
radftn of 1910 feet TO station $50 plus
30 Of SAID center line with width OF 46
feet on the east side and 65 feet on the
west side of said center line, thence
north 69o, east 30 feet with width OF
As feet on the east side and IS feet on
the west side Of said center line To station
1928 plus 81 of said center line, which is
a point on the dividing line Of Ravine
Petroleum company and Daniel r.
Davidson and William j. Lewis on the
north, containing 1910 acres De-
scribed by a plat marked A b. C and D.
filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of said County and state.
The FAIRMoNr, MoRG ANTowN AND
PITTSBURGH RAILROAD COMPANY
HousToN K MORGAN.
Feb. 26 1884. or Counsel.
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Tho news comes from Clarksburg
that Mr.. Lowndes, tire r.o5iarnU OF
w. Va. & Pa. company, has succeeded
in obtaining the capital for the build
ing of his road
That is good news and we hope it
is well founded. This company has
made plucky fight and deserves
success.
There is no reason at all why we
should not have two roads. We will
want them after we get one, and
may as well have both built at once.
Now let the two companies COM
promise their difficulties regarding
the rights of may, and the b. Il O.
take the east side of the river and
the W. Va. q p. the west side.
That is the natural Arrangement,
and the one that, in the long run, will
be most advantageous to the COM
panies and to the country.
The w. Va. & Pa. cannot afford
to go into litigation under the cir
cumstances, and the B. & O. can't
afford to be delayed. !. Let us have a
compromise.
Let US have peace.
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FARM FOR SALE.

| offer at private sale the farm upon
which now reside, situated in Clinton
District, Monongalia County, 6 miles
from Morgantown
The tract contains 100 acres, well
watered and timbered. The greater
part of it is sown to grass and is in ex-
cellent condition.
comfortable dwelling, plenty OF
stabling and other out houses are upon
the premises
The land lies near the Evansville turn
pike and is convenient to churches and
schools. @
s4 offer bargain upon favorable terms
to any man wanting good home.
s SAMUEL o. Robson,
9 Ellington, w. Va.
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Married.

DAvIs-RIcE-On the 9th inst, at
the residence Of the brides parents
near Morgantown, by Rev. G. B. Fos-
ter, Addison d. Davis to Miss Ema-
line b. Rice.
CoTTEREL-HENNEN-March 4th at
the residence Of the brides parents
near Wadestown, by Rev. J. I. Eich-
elberger, Rev. Fred. H. Cotterel and
Miss Matte youngest daughter Of
Alexander Hennen.
WADE-BEATTY-On the 10th inst.
at the residence of Alexander Lemley,
near Cassville, by the Rev. r. H.
Trainer, Mr. Clark c. Wade and
Miss Ella Beatty.
The NEW DOMINION extends hearty
congratulations and best wishes for
the prosperity and future happiness
Of the young couple.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

March nth, 1884.
Alexander T. Hess, who sues on his own behalf
as we'll as for and behalf Of all other creditors Of
George Weaver, dec'd,--if there be any-Plaintif
vs..
Margaret Weaver, widow Of said George Weaver
decd, Mary v. Weaver, Laura Ellen Jones and
Benjamin Jones her husband, Isaac N. Weaver
Della Weaver, Martha Weaver, Emmaretta Weaver
tthe sa,d Della, Martha and Emmaretta being under
al years Of age and all but said Margaret Weaver
being children and heirs at law Of said George
Weaver.dec and Emrod Tenant, Administrator Of
the estate of said George Weaver, dee'd and Sarah
B. Ramsey, late Sarah b. Weaver, and Hynson c.
Ramsey her husband--Dcfcndants
In chancery in the Circuit Court Of Menongs gala
County, West Virginia.
The above named cause having been re-commtted
to the undersigned Commissioner by an order made
therein the February sfefm 1885, of said Court
notice is hereby given The parties thereto. that
have appointed M
Friday, the 18th of April, 1884,
at my Office in Morgxntown, West Virginia, to
execute said order, viz: ITO audit and settle the
accounts Of Emrod Tenant, Administrator Of the
estate of George Weaver, decd, in due of
law. That said Commissioner convene all the cred
itors Of said George Weaver decd and oil his
before him and ascertain their several debts and
claims against said decedent and his estate, and
their priorities if any. Also what real the
SAID George Weaver died seized Of, where situate,
the liens thereon if any, and its probable cash value
as well its rental value, and whether or said
READ estate will rent for enough III five years fully
discharge the balance of said indebtedness after
exhausting the personal estate ol said decd. To-
gether with anything else deemed pertinent by said
Commissioner specially required by any Of the
parties to this cause.
Given under my hand, k4
JoHN j. BRows, Commissioner
MEssRs. kEeK HouGH, Counsel for Plaintiff.
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FOR SALE.
A Valuable Farm in Lewis County.

A Valuable Farm in Lewis County.
An excellent farm % miles South of
Weston, lying on the. West Fork river,
containing
TwD Hundred end Nineteen Acres,
so acres cleared, the balance in wood
land underlaid by coal. There in a COM
Portable dwelling house and young
orchard on the place. The land is one
half mile from good Touring mill,
school house, &c Possession given
March lst, 1884.
For terms Of sale and other particulars
inquire of 7. G.. Edmiston, Weston, W..
Va, or w. I. Bland Morgantown.W w. Va.
January, 10, 1884.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Money, Trouble and Risk saw
ed, by subscribing for your pa
pers, Magazines or any other
reading matter, by the day, week,
nonth, quarter or year. at Ma
derasfNews Depot, opposite
Court House. up stairs. Sup
piled quicker than any other
agent possibly can. Also all
kind of rubber stamps for sale.
TIE New DOMINION and Wheeling
weekly Register 1915 year.
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who shall he Nominated?

The Republicans are trying to di
vert public attention from the divided
and deplorable condition of their own
party by constantly commenting upon
the men and measures Of the Demo
cratic party. Our Republican friends
are without a leader and without
policy. The former bold leaders have
died or been vanquished by the ma
chine politicians and the party, in
stead supporting live and aggres
sive policy are shivering over the dy-
ing embers of past and settled issues.
The adroit and plausible Blaine can
not unite his party or carry the great
state of New York. Grant and Conk-
ling whom he helped to defeat in Chi
cago are now the chief menace in the
pathway Of Blaine's political ambi-
tiOns.
The rough and staggering manners
and morals Of Logan displeases the pu.
ritan and @stheticof his party in the
east and the millionaires who man
age such great and influential organs
as the Harper's periodicals are offend
ed at the mention of his name. The
cold and sardonic Edmunds satisfies
to
the gentle bloods and millionaires but
chills the life current Of the masses
and the negroes. Arthur has power
and patronage and is dear to those
who are in, but odious to those who
want in.
0ne-half the party fears, the other
half hates him. Those who cherish
the memory Of Garfield as sufficiently
sacred and brilliant to obscure that
Of Washington, deem Arthur, in some
way responsible for the existence and
conduct of Corkhill's poet and victim
and cannot be fully reconciled to his
nomination. Harrison, Sherman
and Calico Charley have faded into
dark horses with few, lean chances
of coming in first.
Thus we travel through the con-
fused ranks of tire now Jimfd ana
aimless party, though once an aggres-
siye and defiant organization. With.
out leaders and without policy the
vitality Of the party is lowered and
its courage and organization are dis
appearing in the gloom of doubt and
defeat. The trumpets givean nncer
tain sound, the walls of Jerico arr
tnmbling from their foundations anc
the ancient antagonists OF the dis
carded and frightened party are stronl
md well able to march in and tax,
p0ssession.-RecieW and Examiner
We have in good faith invited al
expression Of opinion as to the pro
priety of Immediately building nev
court house. Whether men favor O
oppose it, the NEW DOMINION is opel
to them alike. II there is any oppo
sition to it, or any reasons to offe
against it, they ought to be know
and the New DOMINION is willing t
give them to the public. There /
no special occasion for arguing i
favor Of it The present building
itself, q "knock down argument.
But we are cnripps to see what ca
be said on the ether side.
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SATURDAY,, ApriI 5th,

to choose delegates to represent this
county in the State Convention, (which
meets at Charleston, April 10th. The
latter convention viii select delegates
to represent this State in the Nation
al convention at Chicago.
1t is desired that every district be
fully represented in tile county con-
vention, and we would respectfully
request all Democrats to attend.
BY order Of the Executive Committee
Il. SHIsLER.
Chairman.
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CHADWICK have a large stock Of
Tobaccos bought before the advance
and will sell at bottom prices.
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In The Circuit cosrs Of MonengaIia county, West
Virginia.
Yves, Virginia and Pennsylvanis Railroad Company
Daniel r. Davidsos, William ]. Lewis, George II
Anderson and Nancy Anderson.
Petition for condemnstion sof land fer railroad
purposes
sThe'defenda ants named in the above entitled pro-
ceeding win take notice that the West Virginia aad
Pennsylvania railroad Company will. on Thursday,
April Sd, 1884. at the courf house in said Monon-
gala county make application by petition writing
to the Circuit Cosrt Of said Monongaia county to
appoint commissioners to ascertain just compensa-
ton TO the Of the lands hereinafter referred
to- lying in MonongaIia county. which the said petit
toner proposes take and appropriate for the pur-
pose of building and operating railroad said
lands The tract Of land part Of whichis proposed
to BIO taken aforesaid lies the banEof the
Monongahela river in said Monongaa county in
Union district, which tracts Of land contains about
sa7 acres the legal title to which of land is
in the above named defendants as appears by the
land records Of said county.
specific description Of the part Of said lands so
proposed to be taken and appropriated BY said Rail-
road Company for the purposes aforesaid is con-
tanned in and upon plat Of said part 50 proposed
to be taken which plat is now on file in the office Of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Monongalia
ty to which reference Is here made for the specific
description Of the part Of said tracts Of lands which
the petitioner proposes to take
The above named defendants who hold the legal
title to the said lands are residents Of the said
county Of MonongaIia.
This publication is made in pursuance OF the
statute of the State of West Virginia IN such case
made and provided.
WEsr VIRGINIA AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY By its Attorneys. 4
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY con-
VENTION.

Pursuant to the recommendation
of the Democratic State Committee,
mass convention Of the Democrats of
Monongalia county is hereby called.
10 meet In Mnrrs III town on
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since; making total receipts since the l.t.of Sen.
iemhcr. lssl 4 ib gii hties against hiN.7n
bales fir ihl same pci0d ~ lsSi--3 showing V
decrease since SEPTEMBER J. isai,of 81 1G7 bales
and the tNpurla for iho tumu week
reach tltsl of g8.67 bales, III
which lisa vera q Great Bhtgin, 9S7
10 France asd ~. s6i TO the rest Of tho continent
whilr the ~ X as made no this evening arc
now sibi12 ha ca fellow are the export, for
the week aud vi GO Scntember !, 1855.
the Imports Into continental ports This week
have been q 90 bales.
The hgures indicate ~ decrease IN tho cotton
In slght tp nj ut Of 20 o12 bale, as oompa I'd
with the 'trespOnding dstG OF 1852. and an iu-
cfest0 Of 79i bales ~ cOppsTed with 1851
Tho totals show that the old interior socks
have decreased during The week 1894 bales,
same perlOi lnst yesr Tho receipts az the sane
towns have been q 100 bales less than the Eamo
week last yoRr aud sin g septic q Der tho TO-
ceipis at all the wns are 800 40 bales less than
for ~ samo limi in lSs1.a
our reports show tuai the total 10 cpts from
toe plsniatl1ns FirCe Siut 'mber I. 1889. were
tG2i1s2 bales; Ia iss1.s1 were . ASSOC bales In
reccip at the outpofts the past week were ass q
bales the actual move ntnt nom plantations WAS
OILS Is SIS bales the balance being taken from
the stock, ~ the itiefiIr towns Lns yonr tho
receipts from the plantations for the Same week
were 100, 1913 bales, and for lss2 they were 2i.Sl
oHl
According 70 the tables Bombay appears 10
show d decrease com afo with lA year Ia tho
weeks receipts ~ 2LOOO bales, and a decrease
In shiuments Of 81 100 bal a, uud tho shipments
since January show a decrease M lU.uUl bales,
Will. rcp0rs for ne week show that the move.
meut from the ports other than Bombay Is 500
bales more than the same week last year
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| FINANCE AND COTTON.
FINANCIAL.

Tns Bauk Of Eng md return IL regarded as
favorable hut the pripoTt on OF reserve 70 Tia
bllues rtmsln, unchanged NJ nearly III pr
cent Col has umulhted Ia the bank vaults
70 the extent of A2iihii, aud "" toIal supply
held hn &c siabishmcntis f2.igi or, atainst
f9lii9 idl lHst yesr he iolal reserve has
been augmented hy c3iT,652, aud N fiL0di Ql8
against ca. $50 5ilu 1888 oiher go ufiiies"
which have of ats boon at u low pOln are now
fully CQusl u tn total he'll last yea, being
f3isl2, 63i AGAINST ga 6s3, 80 Ia 1853 The do.
mand Tor loans has, therefore, been great,
which Il IN not mecca Harf Ia cJnstruH Hs favor.
abe fcatur. The treasury halanc' Is lar 2,
being fil 2llG5h, against IL 60 Gl7 leo IN
1883 Ths inithcn miug budg Is cYor.heoSs
looked frHar1 Ia with SON ahxiety, ~ war,
oven with Etypf, IL an eNnlnsive pr C'ss
short molCy las been IN good drnsnl through
outline wees, tui the disc aul ma,kei has boen
quiet, IN 10 Ding but ew i, IN the market,
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MEDICAL
Smiths Gs.'a:t d May Flown
andUnNcrallyApuro,cdRcmcdy
ioral Diseases OF the Blnddcra AMI kiduoya
Et Positively Cures where ali
Other Remedies Have fnii.
cd 90 Produce Relief.

"prlrhrs Disease Of N Kidney" q fearful
geo,rre. which spnros neither age, scz norcondi.
lion, becomes an ncuubo disease only Tor tho
wart Of timely attention. n allowed tp work los
r,ynpc, unchecked until q has instercd upon tho
ylt,ls Off, victim. no medical SKIN can release rs
hold. itciaims n. prcy. ana nunualyuumhcr,it It's
victims by tie thousand. timely u,c of
Gu. r,-.-.. % AZ. uuo,,,o,.
Sinful D Ia % 'o' Vi 44''S
will positively prevent such rsulu IN proof OF
this assertion, wc cite youto the umnnr.r" i.'ii-
moninis ion our pos c',ipn, 1nd quote n'h 'mi'
ncnt authorities ns hr fh ives oI "tN H'l,N'
Conn, mnl hr kins compiler of Ming H''-
puupioWl A.k your own phFa'''lh 4' iN'.o
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Fur,ftsi.s.

INV OElE,p, aud New York cash ndvanc a
4 and o p0inls to-day. on thH entire Inc, and
elosed s.oaoy Liyerpo,l ,guAtvs m ,tkyl
closet nfm { fiImer pri 'cs lee AZ NeN York
aud New q leans aggrrgat' l2atOl un Us which
Is less than Now York alone yes'tr'ny hy 10 COO
Chiclso-produco ani Provisions Wheat Is
below 20 agtu ard crrn rs 3.i ccnt up Latter
closed n, b 80 for May while wheat for May
delivery closed nj % 40 Pork closed NJ Sis
ard lard at . 80 Tue loss On nr ylous close Is
IS cents on pork AID 10 GEMS ON lard
Thr New Yrs speculative m trk't has hem
unsttl ed bu has fOilnwc IN about Tho rame
lines rs that u the lead ng frains IN ne ear
Her portion OF the week ,xpOu demand being
very inactive and np. Ion ca lass dul'. p'ices
continued the gradua dec Inc nDltd during the
preceding week Even the report that Franc
was about to practically abolish the lt@ pro
hibltug the Import 81 American hog products
by admitting after dut insS ion. failed 10 az.
feet prices appfocnby II vs. even Suspected
thai under he pfOt.Cti vc. prOhibhOry rolicy Of
abroad 'hs' he supply OF hogs In that cnun. -
as In Germany Is greater Than has been q
pected, and roes faf towards meet ne tne
home demand. LHtcr IN the week nnd IN
harmony wi IA The movement In prices or era "a
aud 6ome fw orders for ,xp1rt prices nd
vancfd, There has been 40 mp1ualt mango
in pork, lard or cured mo is ~ Philadelphia.
The demand IL mode ate but stocks ars uIGer
good control Bu.tor IL firm aud tending mp
ward und0r lgh receipts Eggs arc faulty ac'
live aud seadS' Chensa !, htm as az rom
Penntyivania creamery o1urs, which u ave
slightly dcnllrei ~ 40 Cine nnati provisions
trade has again ielapssd into iethargS and
while a confident feeling pfeyaila. ~ 're A. an
entire absence OF spec lains Al 81. Loaf. the
market tends upward, with light sales.
Hogs arc IN small offering, hn. OF eN'
oellent qualify, aud NC selling Tel az
advances Medium cattle re- iu larsesuppl aud
somewhat hgner hut only mgd-ta ely active
The movement II hog, 10 Milwaukee Is light
and he quality poor At kan'as cl'y pro-
visions are steady md prices uuch -ured Cattle
receipw have declined ghuy Last weeks
values have SIeugtlc Cd 10 % 10 cents The
market Il generally Ac'iy on shiprtng grades
Market htAltnier On the whole, though not very
active Proyi,iuus ~ suva nah are fairly
STEADY, with ul stooss 81 stated npd smoked
nea,t: demald fair. Cattle are IN limited sup
ply, The dem iud aud SUPPLY at SsS OLE ans
for prOvis Gus l. mode ac with market steady
At Nashville provisions are stead!er aud cate
active Vita prices lrm
MEN YORK
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BANK
DALLAS, TEXAf

fI'Wasuy nepai tmen', Clloe Of Comptroller
i tcClrn ncy Washington, March iih, 1851
WutREAs, ny Satisfactory evidence pfcfeu ted
On the undefs gncd, 70 has b IN made Ia ann ar
that TllE AMERICAN NATIONAL RANK oF
DALLAS n h CT 4 Dnlh, iu thH county
~ Daia-, nrd sts.C 0l Texas hes complci with
all he provisions of ihu II Ysvi Statutes ~ tho
United States inquired 10 be com lied with 40.
fore an Htsoclantn ihHll he suthlfl2ed to com
mfute the bus moss of bfuklng,
Now, IN, rofoTc !, 4 hnJay Knox, G. mpirnlcr
q the Cur, NY. 10 hereby G tliiy that THE
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ~ DALI AS
IN the civ 81 Dallas In the county ofDalins end
the stat of TeNas, ~ auihoriz ii Ia cummourc
the buslne. ~ b mkt A. provided 5 elton
5i0g OF tue Rsyis Il statutes III the United Ata e.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Comptroller of the Currency,
fNo ainl
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iu INC Yrad thc 81 ~ ul sf'ns ln1bserbet
boo ne u,l1o % usuy utucf 4l-.nHcs hat Load
O. lusHtity and death
yBG ENGfI-R NEui, a. iNsliruTk
win n.r.e g.. IprrIt rive Hun rcd Dollar
Tor d case n this kiud the " A. nG-'OKA
TIVE uuder h.ir speCIf tilirt aud trsa..
mgnO win npt cure or Tor lur'niu. impure %
iniurlug fDund f.. t"E ENoli' MEoi-
CAI ISrTtitTE treats Hl PRIVATE piseUes
Eltce siuly without mercury consultation
Free. Thorough cXsuiuuiiun aud ddyice in:
Guiding ANALYSIS urine, 30. Price p' Vital
RESTORATIVE, sl.5l bottle. on i'ur lines tho
quantity 9 co. sent g. any addrn. on receipt *
price, ont % j tnC G. q D scout wl out 81
Hs a guaranteed secure from observation, and
iu o. private zane n desired, pY tNGLIsB
''EDlCA' INsIi UlE. Us olive street. s.
Lpuis, Missouri
Wholesale Agents j D. SCOTT & co., Cal
weston irgnf
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TBg GEhAY kNGlIsA REMEDY

fling tons
Or hprvtus ebibty
exhaust I gitallty. Gem
hral Walkn,fs, sper
Wrtu rHuh, l. o \ i
MANHOOD mpotcD-
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Pr ih.t tIa,t II Self
Anr Yrufful foliicN
end sH see. iu nstureI
go Oh. EUph ~ loss OF
b. Worv.i a.s. tudo. Moo.
ufutlEu 's'ons, Aver
sion huci ~, Dim.