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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-01-10
LAND OFFICE at Fergns Falls, MINI, Dec. 18th,

1853
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final PROOF in support Of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver at Fergus Falls. Minn., on January oath,
1884, viz: Pster saIlnond jr., homestead appliea.
ton No. $3.50, for the swh section 80, town 1872, ID
range 81 w. He names the following witneSsel
10 prove his continuous residence upon and culti'
Walton Of said land, viz: DAVID Orr. L. S. swer:
none, Frank He. dersen, William Murray, all Of
Parkers Prairie, Otter Tail County, MINI.
Slot. B. n. JOHNSON, Register.
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For Sale

will sell my farm in Compton
township, and my business house in
Battle Lake, very cheap and on easy
terms of payment.
JOHN WYvELL,
Battle Lake,
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,AND OFFICE at St. Cloud, MINI, pscembe.

LAND OFFICE at St. Cloud, MINI, December
Sth. 1888.
settler has fled notice Of his intention to make
nal proof in support Of his claim, AID that SAID
proof will be made before T +. O.trander, Dep
Jan. 18th. 1884, Wig: Luther 8. CLARK, of Wadena
Co. Mimi, for the MI sen, Section H. Township
1874. Range IS. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and cul-
tivation of. said land, viz: Orvill Grow, Charles
Palmer, George Palmer, S. L, Clark. P. o id
dress OF all, Verndals, MINI.
D. II. FIREMAN,
RAQiSter
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-01-10

To loan on farm property, 1t 4 Low
rate of interest.
46.tf OsrRANDRR L co.
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WANTED-.Proposals for breaking 40
acres and building log house on lots !
and 2 Section Is Township 1874 Range
80. A. AsPERNOLL,
New London,
MINI.
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A Race between q Man and q
.. -. 80. Horse. LII

..- i.r - Z q 3 .
E A 100 yard race lately took place at
Echo Park, Philadelphia, between u
Mustang poney and Frederick Rogers,
of Trenton, for 1900. The arrange
mcnt was to run fifty yards down the
track and. return. The track is ahoat
fifty feet vide, and Rogers depended
on his chances to win By making 4
shorter. turn than the poney. Tho
horse ram down one side Of he track
and the man tho other, eacl, tull,il 6
III opposite directions. a good start
Was made, and both man and horse
reached the turning point at Tho same
time. II 81 Hing around the horse
became frig tened md reared. ths
q 8 can fusion. lirnoning hi1
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-01-10

stinehour, the Druggist IL always looking ate,
the interest Of his customers; he has now secured
the sele Of DR.. Bosankos Cough and Lung
Syrup, q remedy that never tails to cure Coughs
Colds, Pains in the Chest, and Lung affections
Regular size, 50 cents and $l.OO
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-01-10
Forest Tree Planters Manual.

The State Of Minnesota has recent.
.ly printed a new edition of the For.
estry Manual, with full and valuable
directions for planting and cultivat-
ing trees. It is q useful work of Is
pages. and will he mailed FREE to any
citizen Of this State, who will send his
name on a postal card to j. F. Will
Jams, St. Paul, who is Secretary of
the State Forestry Association.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-01-10
LAMB orrIcI It Fergu. Falls, MINI, p.e..

LANn.oFFIcE It Fergus Falls, Minn Dssen-
ma nSd settler las alsd notice Of his intention 70
make 6nai proof In support Of his claim, and
that said pfeof will be made before Register and
RSse1ver st Fergus Falis, MINI, OH February IL.
tioh No. All for the VIZ ofnwx Section IA Town
ship 134 n. Range 81 west. He names the follow
Inf witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upoa, and cultivation OF, sid land. viz: w. s.
Heathcote, John l. Sanford, Lui Propp, John y.
Hompe, all Of Deer Creek r. o. Otter Tail Co.
MINI. B. N. JOHNSON,
i. 34-St Register.
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At the meeting of the Wadena Coz
net Band Friday night, the following
officers were elected: W. w. Ora
ham. President; Joseph Guth, Vice
President; j. w. Lickiss, Secretary;
John Heinen, Treasure.
LIST OF MENRFRS
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LAND OFFICE a, Fergus Falls. Miun., Novem

LAND 0FT1CE at Fergus Falls. Num-, Novem
Der 9th, 1883.
Notice il hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled notice Of his intention &c
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Register and
on January I'd, 18S4,f IL: John Olson Hof. home
stead application No. e752 for the lots g. 8, l. and
S Of Sec. 2. Township 1872 n. of Range 80 West
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz: Ole Christopherson, John Gyslel
Thomas Erickson, Andrew T. Lund, all of Vining
Pa. Otter Tail County MINI. y. N. JOHNSON,
29.6t. Register.
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Notice.

Notice.
The annual meeting of the men,
bers of the Congregational Church for
the transaction of business will be held
on Monday Jan. 18th at two O'Clock
p. m.
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rAnrrRr wADENA.

Well Christmas has come md gone
again. Our neighborhood visited in
the day time and danced in tho ever:
ing.
B.P. WEIGH tells US he is expect
ing his wife.home soon. We were so
sorry his appetite failed him Christ.
mas day. -
Thursday night was 80 cold there
were only slim attendance at spell
ing school and the most of them ad-
journed in favor OF a dance at Rices,
TO one ofthe neighbors.
Schemerhorn and Palmer are think
ing Of going into businss since the
dance at Lenervill's, only they hate
to invest so much capital in any
small enterprise.
We are sorry to say that Charlie
Palmer ate so many oysters at that
same dance that he has been under
The weather ever since. Charlie you
ought to get ont oftener 80 you would
not have such mouth for oysters.
The general inquiry among the
male portion OF our community is
have you struck a job"
We hear Uncle Mike is to throw
open his doors for the benefit OF the
dancers New Years night.
ARr1cHoKEs.
Dec. 3lst 1883.
vEnNDALE.
New Year, and a happy one.
Village election to-day and live
ly one.
E. S. Case and wife were in town
to-day the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ike
H zlett-
B 'sines houses pretty much all
close | to-day.
1t is high time the N. P Pay car
came along this way.
W. L. Spencer of Thomastow''
spent the frs. day of the new year in
Verndale. Listen TOR Marriage bells.
D. E. Stevenson and wife have re-
turened from Wisconsin and will
make this their permanent home.
IF. G. James is one of the; squarcst
Healing men:in the North West. 1t
you want anything in the line of
furniture you can not do BETTER. then
to call on him. ~ =, .-~s.s ~. -.
Jas McNair was elected president
Of the Village, Or Mayor Of the City
rather, to-day.
W.. L. Crawford was elected Co..
| stable by a sweeping majority.
Cold AS the ':blazes'' to day.
Wood and ties in abundance.
C. F. butler has purchased the
Louis Board way farm.
| Buslness men ought to be friends
and work together tor mutual bene-
| fit and fair profits.
Sip Reynolds is running the feed
store formerly owned by F. H. Rus 8.
Atty. Law and Prof. Law, have
been on Shell Prairie for the past
four or five days. Returned this
evening.
Leap Year Ball at MeNains ',all
last evening: An excellent time is
reported.
A dead best IS the worst respite on
earth He is quite plentiful in this
country, he is always hrrd up, in
good as welt as hard times His f.ce
usually gives him away, he objects to
good clothes excepting they are
worn by hi,nself) and calls refinmcnt
''high toned''. God hates a lazy man
as he does q man who will not p,y
hi: debts. tits a mystery how some
men get along1fn t'.is world us ''chron-
ic loafers" anil dead beats: Tnis
world is for the working bees and
they are fast driving the droas from
the hive. So:mote it be.
.. JUMBO.
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Wanted.
10000.

100 cords green tamarack wood.
w. RIDDLE,
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Summons.
srATEoF. MINI EsoTA, ISIS.
=: County of Wadena, .,-
Dist let Court 18th Judicial District.
- Moses Stewart IT,, plaintifl ~
ian.y c. Jo.lxn, Cary H. JOS Summons
Ign ind Tusaw Lalone d.
fendsnts. @.- ----
The State of Minnesota to the above.nan,ed
Lsney c. -oslyn Cary H. Joslyn, Ron-resident de-
fendcnt.:
You. Laney c. Joslyn and Cary H Joslyn are
hereby summoned and required to answer the
compta Mt Of the Plaintiff in the above entitled
action, on file in the o tfice Of the Clerk Of the
said Court at his osiss ut Wadena, Minnesota,
anil IT, serve a copy Of your answer to said Com
p ART on the sutscribers, at their Office, in the
Village Of Wa,iena in tho County Of Wadena with
In twenty days after the service Of this sum mons
upon lou. exclusive Of the day Of such services
within the time .foresad the Plaintiff this r. &C.
mande,! in said Complaint, together with costs
and disbursements herein. -r-.-r .. ~
THoRP & CoPrEENoLL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. WadeIla, MINI.
Dated November 2Sth A, D. 1883. 2-6t 81
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Summons.

STATE or MINNESOTA, 90
County CfWadena.
The State Of Minnesota 10 J. H. Montgomery,
Defendant:
You ar. hereby summoned to be and appear Fe-
fore the undersigned ore Of the Justices Of the
Peace in s I'D f.r said county on the Pad dfy Of
February 1884, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon ( my
answer to C.. H. Peake AMI II +. Burch. co.
partners AS Peake & Burch. in . civil action.
Should You fail to appear Ut the time and place
aforesaid, jutg .nent will be rendered Against you
upon the evidence adduced by said Peake & Rursh
for >uch sum as they shall show themselves enti-
tied to.
.iven under ny hand this 9Th day Of January,
1884 GEO l.. NEVIS.
34-3t. Justice Of the Peace.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-01-10

LAND Or rICE at Fergus Falls, MIMI, Dscem-
Der 4th, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed 'tice Of his intention to
make final proof In support Of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before Register and Re.
ceiver, U. Land ONCE 1t Fergus Falls, Ainn
on January 23rd, 1854, viz: Enoch Carlson Home
stead Application No. 1921 and additional No.
1928 of the ny swN and additional swk awX
and nwx sex Of Section q Township 1872 Range
81. He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Ut, said land. viz: G. A. Nndquist, OF Fergus
Falls, p. O., John Murray, Bengt Nelson, Otel
Oleson. All Of Psrkers Prairie p. o.
SOFT. b. N. JOHNSON. Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-01-10

Everything in the line of Winter
Goods at cost. PEAKE l. BrRCn.
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VILLAGE Treas urcr,s Report.

Annual Statement Of John K. Miller, Treasurer
of the Village of Wadena, County Of Wadena and
State Of Minnesota, of the moneys received by
him into the Village Treasury from the County
treasury and fron, all other officers and per.
sons. And also of all moneys paid out by b i'm a.
such Treasurer, for the year ending January 9TH,
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LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, MINI. Novsm.
Der 27th 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention 70
make final proofin support Of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before Register and Ne
aeiver q. s. Land once at Fergus Falls, MIMI.
January 22ad. 1884, viz: Bert Johnson. homestead
application No. 6545 for swN swx and lots 10
West. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and cult
vatien Of, said land, viz: Ole Christopherson,
John GySler, Thenas Eriekson, Andrew +. Lund,
all OF Viaine P. O., Otter Tail County Mimi.
B. n. JOHNSON,
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LAND OFFICE At Fergus Falls, MIMI. Ocean.
Der 18th. 1853.
Notice. 10 hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled notice of his intention TO
make final proof in support Of his claim and that
said proof will he made before Register and Re-
ceiver u s. Land Once at Fergus Falls, MIMI, on
February S, 1884, viz: Austin Orvie. homestead
application Nc. 473l, additional No. 1918, for the
~ swk lots 3 and T. section Is township l34. n
Range IS, W. s. P. N. He names tho following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
aud cultivation Of said land. viz: c. D. Philo
James Brown, T. J. Sanford, Hannah Petrie all o.
Deer Creek, MINI. B. n. JOHNSON,
S2-6t. Register.
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LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls MIMI, Decom-
Der 9th, 1883.
Notice il HEREBY given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention to
make final paoot in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
an d Receiver at Fergus Falls MINI, on February
II, 1884, viz: Lui Propp, Homestead Application
No. 1910 for the swA seZ and sex swA Sect on ~
the foIowine Witnesses 70 Drove we hi. continnons
residence upon and cultivation Of said land, Wis
George w. Bolton, w. S. Heathcote, John l. San
ford John b. Hompe, all Of Deer Greek P. O. Otter
Tail Co. MINI. B. N. JOHNSON,
4-St. Register.
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LAND OFFICE at St. Cloud, MIMI, December 2

LAND OFFICE ut st. Cloud, Mimi, December q
1883.
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before T. F. Ostrander
February s, 1884, viz: James !. Hobart Of Wadsna,
County MIMI, for the nw4 section II Town.
ship l35 Range IS. He names the following wit
nesses to prove hi: continuous res1desse rron'
James Miller, A.smith VIM. Mann, P. q. Of all
Wadena, Wadenacounty. Mimi.
33-5t. oh. FREEMAN, Register.
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It will he we'll for orr people to
embrace the excellent opportunity
that. is about to be offerd for q
thourough knowledge Of penmsn-.
ship, book keeping and in factexery
BRANCH OF study that is necessary
=in business life Prot. NJ. ID Ia
Brown, o1 Bloom Ton Ill, will he
in our city ii abont trio weeks,
He has hee1, at ,l.lti,, and is now
at Irainerd md li,s been mccting
with excel lent success. F:,rmcrs'
sons Living 30 tlle yicinity Of tile
s.ii eau also nyai aalemsel yes 81
80
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PEAKE l. BrRCH.
Repellents and cloakings at cost.
PEAKE & B1-RCH.


We are glad to note the fact that
the Wadcna Cornet Baud has com-
menced practice again and they mean
>bs'sfness too.e> A good band is an hon.
or to a town and we think our citizens
should do all they can to encourage
them. The band will be ready at any
time there is any public doings, to come
ont and play, at a reasonable figure.
Give the boys something to do, and
pay them Tor it, and thus encourage
them to keep up the organization.
They have to pay hall rent and are at
considerable expense, and it is not
right that they should go down into
their own pockets to defray these ex.
penses. -. IL. r. e.. /: II. 81, s.
Cloaks.; Dolmans, Jackets and
Sllawls at cost.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21

Ia Across tie Andes and pan2}5' tho
writer SAYS: A. a distance Of thir;T miles
south Of the river D!ymantc orr route
passed through natural object OF Coasit.
cradle iuterasl-a stream, or rather rIIl, o!
yelovish white lluii, like petroleum. lss1ing
from the mountain sile at = considerable
hcIght, and trucking down the slope till los.
in the pOurOu5 soil otthe valley below. The
source from which it flowed was at the juno.
ton where hari, metamorphic rock, inter
sprrsed with small CRYSTALS of agnlte, over
having stratum OF volcanic stuff. |; was
formed ike the crater of volcano, a1i IIl!
Of black, bitumnOgs matter, hot and sticky
which could be stirred up to the depth Of
about eighteen inches.
laundering in it was polerat or skunk
tNemphetis yarianj), having been entlcet
10 It's fate by the desire OF securing 3 bird
caught in the natural bird lime, till bullet
from the revolver Of one Of the party ter
minated the skuuk's struggles to extricate
itself from the warm adhesive bath in which
it was hopeieSsly held captive. The over
flow from this fountain was, as described,
Ike stream Of petroleum two or three feet
wide, trickling over bed Of pitch or some
such substance, which extended to a much
greater width along the edge Of the running
stream at its contact whit. This material
was OF a very sticky nature, becoming cad.
ually harder IS it spread further out, assnm-
tbs -r.~-s.areacs .rrh-i't rem s VI YtSr
earnestly We came upon two small birds
caught in the sticky substance at the edge
OF TIE stream. They were still alive, bu,
upon releasing them both the feathers and
the skin came oil where thsy had coma in
contact With the 6ilumiuous matter 50 that
we had TO kill them to put an end to their
sulc-Ings. No doubt they had been taken
in ~ the appearance Of water which the
stream presented, and had aii.hted to drink.
Their fate suggested the idea thlt III q dis.
,r;Ct so devoid Of water others Of the feather
tribe must constantly become yic,ims to the
same delusion in similar manner, and
upon close inspection OF the margin Of the
stream the correctness of this inference Was
established by the discovery OF numerous
skeletons Of birds imbeddei IN it; nor where
thoie Of small qu,drupeds uurapcesaatei,
smOug which We recognized the remains Of
q fox.
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sc!Iii,: G""fs by sample.

ar. .'oscph MuIhatian, OK Presidential
cand...n'., is n Inuisyi!'n hardware dram
rrr. '.,c"nt!y ha WAS engaged in selling a
hill g goods 70 al old Duichman in the
Scurl.
"yon shsrge seven dollar md halra
corn FOR dot knife asked the Dal2hman
in sorc surprise.
"l,s $50 dozen. Eazo- steel. crocus
ground, brass lined, stag handle, Sheffield
make"
"Eut Xinzinnati drummer only lest week
offered ne dot same gods already for six
dollar
See hcce, my friend" said Mr. M4lhat.
ian, Won sell your goods at JUS: double what
they cot, don't youy'
"Iu. i | buys thisg for ore dollar.
sell BIN for two dollar; don't choost one per
cent
YES. Well tha' Cincinnati drummer
chargns you s. for these goods, and you
sell tom at ST., and make profit Of s..
offer them at $50, and Won get SIS, or n
profit Of $50 Just Il dollar and hall
more, isn't it?"
"YyU, yes" said the old Dusclman.
scratching bis head Il guess maybe dot vas
So
All tight You just take my advice
then, and never buy anything of Cinciu.
natl drummer if you don't want to get
swindlcd."
And yet Mulhattan was hopeIessly de-
feated
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A Mar7Hn ~ TASTE. A NoTel. Ey GeoT;, u.
T4rd. Vol, cloth. SlOo. New York: Wrie'
stokes Allen. Wheeling: }. Be wilson,
"A Matter Of Taste" novel by George
II. Picard, published by White, Stoi's e
Alien. is the rather romantic story OF pair
of New England lovers, who, after growing
up in each Others company as school mates
and ompauious, quarrel and part aiIee
brief period OF love-naking. The Lady goes
abroad, finally bringing up in Venice. Whers
she is fascinated by and msrrIes one feSr!,
who il doctor, Jesuit and villain o.
the deepest dive. Ferri has a sister who
loves a nobleman OF Ray, ma. but the Doc
TOR comes between the lovers and forces
Teresa TO wed soied and faded Irish
raer. After no chi Of domestic diScord and
urplessantness the titled HtDeraian dies,
aud soon after the New England lover,
Forster, arrives in Venice it passu!;ot hiS
sacctheart Teresa meets hsn anu halls IN
love vita him al iir.! sight, All 70 escape
her Forster GOES to iIilan, where he con
tracts fever aud ID taken 10 hospital
Teresa follows and nurses him. and mean
while writes to hec brothers wife that her
old tcicud is in distress and asks her to
COME TO him. Frrri refuses his permission,
whereupon scene ensles, the wife up5raIt
ing her husband Tor the uUhappiness he has
caused her. aud reviews his crimes and
shortcomings in detail, ending by departing
for Milan III defiance Of the doctor wishes.
Forster is nursed back TO health and returns
to Naw England Shorty alter DR.. te'fl
dies, and his widow returns home AMI
marries Forster, the story closing VIII i.'a
wedding. The book is pIsssbly wei! wrl-
ten and handsomely pria;od aai bo1Ht-
J. Il. Wilson.
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PFoSF.

CnnsuLnpG0n, splitting Blooi.-Ny frlcn
N"rH a. hops " ~ recovery. Ir. jO.u t. lii
rel re tHo years ago. Geo Hclan"y.
Consumption. Chronic DhlrrIrma, splttin,
md fs--irE Blood va oIIacia.c.i to 4 skeIr
ton. s;ryug.u gone. I'r. smith cured me two yea
$50. &Tb. 4. j. NgLs2I, " he9iIug W. Va
CatarTil, Yolypus 81 %"-r, Loss OF Voice
tuiC-,b Tor rosrG. physicians and medicines Tzila
10 help noe. ! thought my disease incugable. d.
Sriui cared he completely two yesrs ago. Hsr
oi >peiiel Co., Wheeling. Wy
Career Of Lrcrst-Nss cut out three times b,
pt! 7.e,ars. i'r. NTH curel mo without the knM
Mrs. ". NJ Circuit
10 Oh" Ir&ies-Dr Smith has r me, hal of,,s,.
ing is'..uEO! tie womb ard female veaku,.. ybic.
usTvg rs ~ EpIi tiIIe. Ladies' need 5.,,r 10 l, ,ey
FcrrElr NealEUcss-MgSt aggravated kInS -,
nc Seemed 10 understand tho casa OF nv daiybte,
T. -i...ia ci.roc her year agU aLI sAc IS now wei
I.t strong. Mrs. {. J. NclsO1. WhuCli:y " W.
Ei~tuin i'm Ano, Pilcs-Eost ag--aya'r1 ~.
.iven up 70 die and pronounced incurr4blo. On IA,
scE ior eighteen weeks i'r. Smith cured me in "
cks without the knife three year. ago and ento,
1ho4 Colvfn, Grocer, wheeiip.
fits-NY wife hid them for years. Could -tI,
,olei. Dr. smith cured her three years ago, and 81
Lss had NJ le since
Scr"fuious Ulcer on Leg for YearAp
eniith cured metwo ycaH ago
Valley Grove W v.
Or. Smith will engage 20 cure auy case Of pills nj
n,tter OF how long standing, without the knife s(
without the least danger OF any kind.
Loss of Manhood-p-. smith has made sped
atty OF this condition Ehoq saps the foundations
health and renders miserable SO many. His tr.s,
neat Will restore health and strength in short une
1T. smith rooms are 30 arranged that patients cal
ing 10 So him do not come In contact with othsr
sud his business with ladies and gentlemen Il ssrictk
confidential
Hood Disord ers-Those su Fering from the
stToJer Of life may consult Dr. Smith with perfect
sUrance.
4 Char. for Self KIRr1ina tic nsent IN pattsp,,
at r distance receipt OF two &c STAINS and patis.s
thus treated are always guaranteed satisfaction
Consultation Free a. Office. Dtlce hour, tro,
l. m. TO Up. N. daily, except sunday.
Call on or address DR. ]. r SMITH,
no. if04 Chapline Street,
| .naD Wheeling. W. Va