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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-16
CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense of weight
In the back, lolns and lower part Of the abdomen,
causing the patient to suppose ho has some affection
Of tho kidneys or neighboring organs. At times,
symptoms Of Indigestion are present, as hatulencl
uncasiness Of tho stomach, etc, moisture, like
Precipitation, producing very disagrceable itching,
after getting warm, Is very common attendant.
Blind, Bleeding aud Itching Piles yield at once to the
application Of DR.. posankos Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorbing the
Tumors, allayng the intense itching aud affecting
permanent cure Price so cents. Address the DR.,
Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio. Sold by MeRob'
erts Stage.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-16
w. +. McCLARY
JOHN HI. MILLER

Is a candidate for representative of Lincoln
~, subject to the action OF the democracy.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-16
Dapahters. Wives and Mothers.

We emphaucally guarantee DR.. Anarchists Ca
tholican, female remedy, to cure Female Diseas-
es, such as Ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Falling and displacement OF bearing
down feeling. Irregularities, Barrennsss, Change
Of Life, Leucorrh9a, besides many weaknesses
springing from the above, like Headache, Bloat-
ing, Spinal Weakness, sleeplessness, Nervous de-
bility, Palpitation Of the Heart, &c. For sale by
druggists. Prices 81 and 81 so per bottle. Send
to DR.. Marchis, Utica, n. Y, for pamphlet, free.
For sale by Penny d McAlister, Druggists.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-16
H & WISEMA AN, DAN

There is boy in Altoona that should
be killed. Last Sunday evening he crawl.
ed under the sofa, and when his big sister
and her best young man were sitting as
close together as possi ole rugged a slip'knot
around their feet When the old gentle.
man came into the parlor to look for his
cigar stub they thought they would Occu-
py separate pews. The young man fell
over the centre table and Mary sat down
upon the floor, with two hundred to the
square inch conclusion that dislocated hel
bangs. The old gentleman thought thai
Adolphus WIS drunk and hit him with hiI
cane sixteen times before he could get him
self loose and fall out of the window.
The match is declared of.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-16

"PoLLIsHING" THE IN-Fsshionsble
women and girls in New York always have
their arms and necks polished" before go
ing to ball or other entertainment where
thew appear with very decollete dress. The
polishing greatly beauties the skin. First
the arms and neck are rubbed very thor
oughly with rose water. After this has
been rubbed Of. the arms and the should
era are covered with cold cream, which ia
allowed to remain on fifteen minutes
This ia then rubbed of with piece Of fine,
soft white flannel and the arms and should.
ers are covered with "baby" powder and
rubbed very thoroughly. This finishes the
operation. When this is completed
they look like polished marble, ard the
skin seems to take on wonderful fine
and beautiful texture The Argonaut,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-16

The skeleton of a man seven feet long
has been found under the roots Of huge
tree near Victoria, British Columbia. 1t is
in state Of good preservation and looks
like the remains Of man who hiss not
been dead long. The tree is seven feet in
diameter and probably hundreds Of years
old, showing that he skeleton must be
that Of a man living ages back. skele-
ton of baby was also found With il.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-16
THIS IDEA OF GOING WEST

to Colorado or New Mexico for pure air to relieve
Consumption, is all a mistake. Any reasonable man
would use DIR. Dosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup for
Consumption in all its first stages 1t never fails
to give relief in all cases Of Coughs, Colds, Bron-
ehis, Pains in the Chest and all affections that are
considered primary to Consumption. Price, % cents
aud SLIGO sold by NeRoberts stsgg
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Easy to See ThnoUQh

How can wateh-no matter how eostly-be ex'
ected to go when the handspring wont operate
How can any one be well when his stomach, liver
or kidneys are out Of order? OF course you say,
"He can not" Yet thousand, Of people draG
along miserably in that condition; not sick abed
hut not able to work with comfort and energy
How foolish, when bottle or two OF Parker
Tonic would set them all right. Try it, and &c
back YOUR health and snirits.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-16

-Leas than twelve months ago, Mira.
Hugh Blair, nesr Chattanooga gave birth
to three children, all OF which are living
and 10 good health. Saturday evening the
same lady gave birth to two boys and q
girl, making six children born to her in
less than wear.
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PosifLYe cune for Piles.

To the people ofths county we would say that
we have been given the agency OF Dr. anarchists
italian Pile 0intme1t-emphAtioally guaranteed
to cure or mohey refunded-Internal, External,
Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles. Price so cents
abox. No cure, no pay. Penny Il McAlister,
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mcROBERTs a. Stage.

interest u their customers, have now SECURED the
ale Of d.. Bosanko's Cough aud Lung syrup rem
ly that never fails to cure Colds, Pains In the
host, aud all Lung Affections. For proof Coughs,
- q free sample bottl' Regular size 30 cents
I'D SlOO
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J. w. 8ayden's Store,
STANFORD, Ky

il
Slaughter
in
mmi II Flannel
andW
tons t menh weeEre marks Now is the
time andt the GeatCl
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-16

Is candidate or representative Of Lincoln conn.
ty In the next legislature subject TO tbs action
OF the democracy.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-16

The term "old maid"is to be abolished
and "bachlette" substituted. Let it be
done by all means.
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AProbable Kiur OF Euy.uu,l.

Loaooa Letter IN San Francisco Bulletin.
But l must not forget tho Prince. There
are several Of this rank at the University
who came from India, and haye the dark
tkin peculiar to that cline. But your read.
ers will only care to hear about that fair.
skinned and light-haired youth Of nine.
teen summers, who, il be lives long enough,
ana ms iather dies soon enough, will one
day sit upon the throne Of England. His
features ure those Il the Prince Of Wales
in embryo, but he will be taller. II be
possesses also the engaging gentlemanly
mannera that now 30 happily distinguish
bis father, and can manage to get through,
early manhood without sowing quite s.
many wild oats, We may confidently pre-.
dict for him a career OF great usefulness
and unbounded popularity. q,
At present he makes The impression OF n
modest, well.bred boy, fond OF his books
and with just enough regard for outdoor
sports to save him from eilsminacy. Rae.
quets and hockey are bis iavorite pastimes
though LIE occasionally takes a spurt or
the river. He has no carriage, but keep:
several horaes, and with his young friend
Lieut. Henderson, often goes out riding
LIE is no. much lionizsd by his fellow
students, for many Of them are not much
inferior to him in rank, and besides AZ
English university is little republic in
which all are equal. But, oh, how the
Cambridge girls dote on this scion Of
royalty! There 10 no danger, however, q
any oil them Capturing him, lar the wives
Of tho dons have taken him in charge, and
no single woman who might aspire to sci
her cap for him is allowed 10 come near.
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The Snlnrtest Drummer.

RockaEd C0Tier, -. -w
As the train slowed up commercial.
looking man, who had been noticed in
earnest conversation with another party OF
the same general appearance, was heard
10 remark:
Smart? He's the smartest drummer YOU
ever met anywhere Why, he's smart
enough TO sell suspenders to dog" ~ 7
The Cther commercial looking man nod
del his head at this very happy il!ustra.
ton, and everybody thong ht the conyersa.
ton was ended, when lonesone.lookir .
individual on the opposite side Of the cal
remarked:
ut doesn't take a very smart man to sell
suspenders to dog"
Even the sleepy passengers aroused a.
this startling remark by the lonesome.
looking individual, and the commercial
man asksd in some surprise: -
"Why not9'
Because it doesn't" %}
"What would dog want with suspen.
de5s?"
ITO keep up his pants," softly murmur.
ed the accommodating individual, gazing
out across tho snow,swept waste, with !
far.away look in his voice.
And the astonished brakeman sighed 80
loud as to crack every lamp chimney in
the car. -. IEli-,
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MEDICAL
The Preacller's Quiet Habits.

sedentary and studious men some
tunes become Frustrated before they
. know it. Those who spend much
time in close mental worl; md neg .
lect to take enough exercise often
lind their stonaclis unable 10 do the
work Of digestion. The liver be-,
comes torpid. The bowels act ir.'
regularly. The brain refuses to
serve it once did. Their preaching
becomes a failure, andtl,crc is a state
OF general misery. So many minis.
ters have been restored to health, by
the use OF Browns Iron Bittcrs that
the clergy generally are speaking to
their friends Of this medicine as the
very best tonic and restorer they
know Of. ltrcstorcs thin and watcry
blood to its proper condition byton.
ing. it up with the purcst and most
lnv.lgorating preparation ofiron that
science has ever made. 1t is pleas
ant TO take, and acts Immediately
with the happiest results, not only
on the parsons, but on other folks
as well. ,3 a0I7 - Y
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nsDwiNTER FASHIONS.
Ink Is the iayorite shade Tor evening

Pink Is the tavorite shade Tor evening
bonnets. 778i,tt bG's ifl5s
The newest handkerchlels have the mer'
cat shadow of a hem. a'N 3568E'
Dark blue plush pokes with plated briml
ara stylish for little girls. 1S5,. ftp
A deep shoulder cape Of Assrakan Il
added to elegant cloth costumes.
Undressed kid gloves are preferred by
fashionable ladies to the glossy kids. IN
Braided collars and cuffs and vests ol
velvet give Il new appearance 10 Jerseys.
Dark garnet, Titan rcd and seal brown
are particularly becoming to blondes.
The square toed English boot with low
fat heel Is the boot par excellence this
winter.
New Jerseys are braided or beaded and
then bordered with q ruche olchenille
loopa. a.,.l' ANY,
Red guimps Of cashmere are worn In.
stead OF white muslin once 30 popular for
children. 4
Seal plush SO closely initiates seal skin
that one often mistakes It for the genuine
article. - a'NI
The new gloves have fewer wrinkles on
tho wrist; tan and cream white are the
iayorite colors. H .-,s., I"..'''
llata Of tiger velvet, that looks like real
Tiger skin, arc worn with cloaks made Of
the same material. l.,5T
The newest reedlework has raised
flowers and fruit OF tinsel work. This Is
very elective and snowy.
The iavorte dress OF school girls this
winter Is plaid skirt and overdresa and a
tailor made coat Of cloth. jN'.
The most curious fans are made en-
tireiy Of owls featherr, having an owls
head with ruby eyes on the frame work.
Elegant dinner dresses for young ladies'
are OF pale blue or pink repped velvet,
trimmed with pearl beaded gimp and
lace.
The high Medicis collar grows In favor
this season; 1t Is usually becoming to most
faces, aud with tue hair dressed high Is
very stylish.
A number Of small plated ruil.s Of
crinoline form the best hustle, and are now
sewed inside each dress ekirt just below
the waist band.
Bonnets made entirely Of The yellow and
curly, undyed sealskin with roll OF vel.
vet around the lace arc among the latest
novelties in millinery. |tI
Braided yokes arc pretty on the wool
dresses worn by tchool girls. The waist is
plated to the yoke, and It's iullness is very
becoming to slight figures.
surah chemiseltes, made very full, fill up |
the fronts OF cashmere dresses in square
piastron shape below the neck and extend
to the point Of The dress below the waist.
For ladies' with round, full faces tho hair
should be worn with a Pompadour roll and |
coil; II the face is long and oval frjzzled
bang with low coil is mes. becoming.
The hair is gradually getting higher on
the head, the French twist is to be revived
for full dress coitl'ures; short curls around
the nape Of the neck and jeweled pins and |
combs are thrust in the coil.
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EDule Sex DiEereuces.

Philadelphia Call. l
When woman becomes Hurried she
feels for n Ian; when man becomes fur.
rled hefeels for cigar. S. IN
Women jump at conclusions and genes.
ally hit, men reason things out. logically
and generally miss it.
Women always show by their ac,ions
that they enjoy going 10 church; men are
less demonBtrative. 5I
Some women can't pass millinery store
without looking in; some men can't pass q
saloon without going in. Vi '.gi
A woman never secs baby withou.
wanting to run to il; man never sees q
baby without waning TO run from it.
Women love admiration, appreciation
adulation, sell immolalion on the part oi
others, and are often weak, vain and iriyo,
lous. Ditto men. wal l..ss,l n
A woman always carries her purse in
her hand, so that other women will see II;
a man carries bis in bis inside pocket, 90
that his vile won't see 1t. @.: :
A man Ct fashion hates the rain because
it deranges the set Of his pantaloons; a
woman Of fashion hates 1t because it de-
ranges her complexion.
When a woman wants to repair dam
ages she uses pin; when man wants t
repair damages he spends two hours and q
half trying 10 thread q needle.
A woman can sit in q theater for three
hours without getting all cramped up
catching the toothache, or becoming fain
for want OF fresh ait; man can't. r.
When woman is asked BY fond loYe
for heart and hand and says"No,n she don
always mean il; when a man is asked by
jovial friend II he will take somethin,
and says "No," he don't always mean Ii
either. u z9ssr, -, Iss41s
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Joe Hordrdfn Boston Herald. u .sr va
In the course An evening he talks with
presidents aud walks with princee; he sits
with the sorrowful and mourns with the
humble. In church today, in jail to-
morrow merrily dancing with Arion this
evening; deep down in coal pits with
striking miners some other evening. Now
he interviews magnate Of the land, and
now takes tho dying deposition OF a butch.
cred thief. Part Of the evening is spent in
the cathedral fair, part in a political meet
ing, part in police headquarters. part in the
debris OF q railroad collision. No place is
too sacred, none too lowly; no man is too
high, too rich, too great Tor him to ap-
proach; none too humble, too poor for him
10 serve. h'- ,ts,.13 ,fgd
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MEDICAL,
DR., J. E. SMITH,
No 1901 CHApLlNE STREET.
Near Fourteenth street.

,!,nonS NJ his patients. lh0 Increasing demands
~ NV nta,sslUnl services prove mat hhve dealt
hoaouby and ay WIZ yss NAME MS n Mi,Sui ,n!
e W ,h"iiEl have many hundred cettlnCntes
,rnIn thn,s Whom have Cuieu ntet Ihcy aad peen
,n, V" inclrable. a thorough Incoical edu.
GaV% sttu win thtrAputic axents cio.e obscrv
rn ri ihneutal pccullhtlliys anu strict NJ.
hn.in, ~ yylcuIc management inkuteS succeta,
n,n =. .lulg, aud frsnkis give the patient my
opinion. r1- Dp~~E
Yluuuy aud Liver pSeasSs aSa o tl ~ hsn ,a
could not se' Wv - " zEpT. PHILLIPS,
wh0clilA, ". Va
r,,,,,h ro,,pls O, aosct Impaired Voice. -Sui.
ieet; ior years; patent lnelieiae iA " "aeip NO.
pf' smi'h eo''f LiiAkl.hS CIlADDuCK,
OF spc!del q Co.. Wheeling, ". Va.
pu.,,,,,. and liberated Stomach. -"Irea,meut
Tor yyan IsIled to give rie iee!. ~ smth en!ea
~, Wci Tilo&As HOLT, inhufEhc9 Agent
t"!lAd them oL b lsllsesSa %sasiilS e. GNU
eGtS Sal raI Running Sores on hesd.-.ay sou Wa
uG1r vII lar fourteen years. Nothing beemed 70
lrIp MIN. ". sihish Gu, Go!eu t niia cAro
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Csucc.-"5HGe,ed lgi ,ehss WIN Canoer. HAD
~ , ~; ,l,rrc liMts II Tctutned Alter each oper
s,;Nn ~ smith cured me without knlio, cau,uc
or pain" =, ,,,, -EInt nj nv hark IN, IL
wtrI. Reported Dying; DR.. smith cured nv
without kai'9m NV THOMAS COLvtN,
Wholesale Grocer, Main st., Wheeling, 4. Va.
y,,,n,s,i,us Of kcctum, ffolApsus ana Piles
.Wns ~, pu lp 10 die aud pronounced iAcurable.
n, NTH cuIul lnu without kiiie,"
W. sni''A WASHINGTON DELAEY,
Martins ferry.
Rov II q. Ladd wtitcs:-"Dr. smitli's pr0tes
tenal services IN my family nave been nost salts
i.ctnty' and couniell him TO Ill ~ gentleman
snS M Ssriairt hob sayE:-"l had been suffering
,o- ."sn,, vats aud treated BY many physicians To-
a"nS,,.ia. Or. smith sAid had y Mpe worm, and
q; .,,1,I hnr,s removed monster w feet long"
fgnale Complaints --1hrce years III aosplt2R tot
ten.ie. riye nc peculiar aovantageii III such csuei
rerSous cured oi cAtaIth, disctsA Of heatt, LIVER,
stomach. kidneys, skin, bio3a, nervous aaecsi8a8
snl wcnk nesses Of men aud youth, Bcioiua anu
Irthra testify to my success. +"
pirE c,lted without the kniie.
rn,lrnts ut distance icHy b. trcatca by letter
and ssiiyiAciIou guaranteed. A chart for sell CT.
ainat.ou bont Oh feeeip, oil mo thteccen stamps
aud advice returned Tree.
CMns,iA,iun u otCo Tree. Ollce hours from 9
!. NJ IN 7 r. X, daily. Call on or address
JOHN < BETH, ". D.,
r,,o.r.w No 1i"t Ghsrlin.st.. Wheeling. v. vs..
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no "Hat x.3upAAsu ASHbp~F FAITHFUL w
"May I. ask you where you stand on the
tariff ~ asked a six.fpot prosperous look.
Ing Jeraeyman, with whom reporter was
converting the other day, on a Communi.
paw ferry boat. Then, before he could be
answered. he said: I'm Democrat In pol.
tiles, and don't know yours, but I'm Tor
protection. Pm satisfied that my party
isn't. I don't intend TO vote in party lines
when question like this is up. I'm a
farmer out at PlainAeld and have raised
sheep since '4s with profit. The reduction
in tariff last session has all but taken away
our little profit on wool, and left TIC only
tho business Of raising sheep for mutton. II
these lree.iraders give us another twist the
sheep business Is dead. 1t's educated me
on the tariff question, practically, l can tell
YOU" When the reporter had explained
bis position as a pro.ectlonist and bis pro-
fession US a writer, the old gentleman very
grandly and graclously said n wish you
strength IN your elbow, cir, to push !hep pen
for protection .f1 1a
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plTISBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST,
/ LOUIS RAILWAY-PAElIAEDLE ROUTE :
Ia, s7-J ray eFE4<fzrTr1 q
u IL -. q;
Time table Tor East aud West corrected TO UNR
y, 1883, 40, l,I 80. u - - 4
Trains leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh
street. near Public Landing as follows: d =. 90
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A BtCssiNS.

Tho pain in all his joints became intensf;
fever, with its de.efiora.ing effects, was now
added, and be became rapidly reduced to the
semblaace OF a ,kele,on, while vitality reach.
ed lis loves! possible condition, and his sut.
ferinss were Of such indes:ribable character
that those who most loved him soms times
thought 1t would be better II he were c,lled
away. At this time. physicians, well known
In this city (Pittsourgh), informed his parents
that he was In imminent danger Of total
paralysis. and directly aiterwsri they an.
nounced to his sorrowful mother that they
cculd'give no hopes Of his recovery, At this
jurcture the uss Of Peruna VAS commenced
and in Elk weeks Mr.. Lincoln Curta was well
and at work. Read page % Of Dr.. Hartmann
"llls OF Life" get 1t from your druggist. nav
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SuyrEaxRs from nervousness, early dec

SuyrEnxRs from nervousness, early 5ecsy,
etc., II youvalue lite avoid advertising doc.
tors aud medicines that act on kidneys and
liver. BIZ not deceived by the many bogus
certificates Of cures,from paid or imaginary
psrtor 8. II a weakness Of The sexual tyste m
Is the eau.e Of your distress, DR.. Guysott's
Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla will strengthen
nerves, produce drenmie.s slumber and allow
you to regain perfect health. ~ 1t has cured
Thousands, nnd 1t will cure you, for, BY purl.
flying the blood and strengthening every
weak portion Of The body, 1t removes every
symptom Of distress. paw J;
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THE Indians, knowing the value OF Wild
Cherry bark as cure for coughs and coldr,
used to prepare lin their rude way, and In
wi@ter kept 1t cor s:antly on hand The care.
Jul md secret metnod OF preparing Dr.. Wis.
:ar's Ealssm OF Wild Cherry msk ss II SUPP
'icr 10 all other preparations. Ills. very
plens1&t to take. "a pHy
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For nearly 81 years have besn a victim
OF Catnrh. have tried may remedies, re-
c.iYina little or nv ,elsf. / bought ore bot
tie OF Ely's Cream Balm and derived more
real beMtit from thst than all the n 8. added
together. 7 9u can recommend It ss bein
safe aud valuable medicine.--A. l.. TuLIEs
Dandy, n. Y. 1s9t2 ,.T7.1'-7 rrhtAw
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Vanderbilt University; Nashville. Tom
testify to the most excellent qualities Of prof
Darbys plophylactie Fluid. A a tI;sinfcc,snt md
detetgens.it Is both theoretically and practically
superior TO any preparation with which am ae.
quainsed'-N. I. Lvrros. Prof. Chemistry.
narbys Fluid Is Recommended bv
Hon. ALExAhprH II. STEPHENS, OF Gcorria.
Rsy. c@.s. F. DFsMs, DID,, Church Ct tn.
los. LaCosra, Columbia, Prof University, SC.
Kew. 4. }. BATTLE. Prof Me,ee. Uaise,sky.
Kew. Gro. +. PiEacH, Bishop NJ. E. Church,
1SDlspENsABLE TO EVERY HOME,
feaseay hafmest. Used internally or
The Fluid has been thoroughly tested, and we
have abundant evidence ,ha, It has done everything
here claimed. For fuller Information &C, Of your
Druggist pamphle, or send to the proprie,ors.
J. II. ZEfLIN & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA.
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A GeOrgin Editors Hreakfast.

A kind neigbbor, learning that wo had a
rather homely breakfast Wednesday morn.
ine, sent US a large dish Of nicely Drowned
gatherings. Joye and the ancient gods
are said to have lived on nectar and am.
brosia, but II the mighty thuuderer never
tasted gatherings be aud Juno, Neptune
ct al, missed The incest dish that ever tick.
led the palate Of the dwellers Of high Olym-
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, WOMAN IN SOCIETY,

Wsson, ". Va. Jan. 7, ~. n
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GEO. ANDREWS, oYeIseer OF the Lowell Car.
pet Corporation, was for over twenty years.
before his removal to lowell, till cted with
salt rheunl in lis wo:et form. is alterations
actusl' y 'cGIersd more thaa halt the surface
Of his body aid limbs. lie was entirely cured
By Ayers aassspariila. See certifi ate ia
Ayers A!ma- /, for 1888. S'F7- - :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-10
IEIY,S
CREAM BALM
LIQUID or. SnuK.

J Apply by tho finger
INTO the noslrils. II
will DO kb'orbed, ei-
ecttlally cleansing the
nasal passages 0! ca.
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