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From Marseilles.

MARsEIII.Es, H., May %, lSSi.-Last
Friday afternoon as Geo Van Slack was
grinding scythe at Adams it flew up and
struck him in the face, making quite cut.
A few minutes after that }, b, Morgan had
his little finger nearly cut off at Pitts.
Alice Preston, the l0-year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs j w Preston, died in Iowa
from the effects of n fall received IA few
days ago She was brought homl yestcr-
day, and her funeral took place this after
noon from the Baptist church.
Yesterday forenoon Genoa Brundage was
loatng around the paper mill where he
had no business and threw some pulp in
the iireman's face, for which he was kicked
out. He told his older brother of it and
he went 10 the mill and waited till the fire
mans back was turned when he struck
him in the back with a knife, inflicting
quite wound
Rev. f. NJ. Abbott leaves next week for
Peoria.
Sam Robinson spent couple OF days
this week In Sandwich.
VIM Brady, professor of the bluff school
was in Streator Friday last
Levi Smith and Ed Burton represented
the A. o. U. w. lodge at Ottawa at the
meeting held TO make arrangements for
the picnic.
The little steamer Shaubanee Of Morris
was down Sunday.
Estella Thurber returned from her visit
in Aurora to-day. 10. u.
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Decoration Day will be fittingly observed

Decoration Day will be fittingly observed
by the citizens Of Ransom. The graves OF
the honored dead In the Otter Creek GENE.
teries will be decorated In the forenoon AT
3P. NJ. ID. McDougall will deliver the me-
mortal Grafton at the NJ. +, church.
Mrs. Tremper was buried in the Ransom
cemetery Monday.
We met Thos Suthican the other day
and he had a smile on his face as broad as
flat cur. It's girl.
The Francis NJ Lane Post, G, A. K, was
presented with beautiful silk flag last
evening by the wives, sisters and daughters
of the members. Mrs. r. 5. Smalley pre-
sided. Several excellent destinations were
giyen, viz "Sheridan's Ride" Dora Lane I;
"The boys in blue are turning grey" Harry
Brown; "Heights of Chattanooga Jennie
Mcintyre. Mrs. Smalley presented the
FLAG with neat little speech. Commander
Wilkinson replied in behalf of his com
rades. Mrs. Hossack favored the audience
with some beautiful songs. Addresses
were made by comrade, White, Mcintyre,
Webber, Conard and Smaley. The event
was one that will long be remembered.
The Ransom band furnished fine music,
O. CUTY,
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Extended Franchise for ireland.

LONDON, May 2l.-During the debate on
the bill for the extension of the franchise in
the House of Commons yesterday, Lord
Randolph Churchill strongly disagreed
with the amendment of Brodrick, Con-
sentative TO exclude Ireland from the
operations of the bill. He said that al
though he objected to the bill on account OF
its provisions, he thought that the Govern
ment's position was statesmanlike He had
no fear of the result of enfranchsing the
Irish agricultural laborers, and hoped the
Conservatives would not ALLEVIATE the good
opinion of the Irish by supporting Brod-
rick's amendment Lord George Hamilton
asked Churchill what he was driving At Ii
the remarks were those of Democratic tory
ism of the future, he would decline to fol-
low under such leadership Brodrick s
amendment wHs lost-332 to l37-Church-
Ill, Gorst several other Conservatives and
all the Parneilites voting with the Govern
ment
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From Ransom.

RANSOM, May 90, 1SSi.-Miss Louisa
Ryan returned last week from visiting In
Streat0r
Miss Wagner Is entertaining her friend
Miss McVean, of Streator.
The Ransom scholars intend to have a
picnic In the Otter Creek timber May 3lst.
Wilkinson's band played for a dance at
Mr.. Hills Friday evening.
Devine & Hill are selling goods at auc-
ton. ID. G. Breeze does the squealing.
Several of the boys went toJoliet Friday
10 see the Buffalo Bill show.
Dennis Richards, of Cullom, was on our
streets Monday.
Rob Cate Is on the sick list.
DIR. Brown is enlarging his drug store.
Martin Newman, formerly Of Ransom
died of consumption In southern Kansas on
the 9Th.
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The aOttawa Workingmen's Protective

The OTTAWA Workingmen's Protective
Association was organized on Saturday
evening last at the court house. Forty-six
signatures were obtained to the member
ship roll, and the following officers were
elected: President, Thos. W. Burns; vice
presidents, L. Perkins, Hiram Agard, John
Atkinson; secretary, A. E. Bach; treasurer,
Daniel Camp; executive committee, w. V.
Baker, Thos. Day, c. j. Cleary, Edward
Phillips. E. A. Nattinger and Z. Z. IVES
cot.
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A Rluamist Bound Over.

TOLEDO. o., May l9...The man calling
himself Charles Melville had his hearing
In the Police Court Saturday OIL the
charge of bigamy. No defence was offered,
and at the conclusion OF the examination the
accused was held TO the Common Pleas
Court on the charge Of bigamy in 1880
bail 1t Is also said that he has claimed to
be the long lost Sir Roger TichbOrne
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An Old Veteran Dead.

DETROIT, Mich, May 2L-Willfam
Palmer an Old veteran who has attained
National reputation from being the only
survivor OF the soldiers who guarded Na-
poleon while on the island of of St Helena,
died at his home In Battle Creek Monday.
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ohio Democratic Convention.

COLUMBUS, O.. May 2l.-The Democrat
ic State Central Committee met here yester'
day, and issued call for the State Demo
cratic CONVENTION to be held In this city
June "a and 25.
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Women nj hi Helm.

Adrpert HetsFl. %
MIR. Mary A. Miller's application Tor q
certificate az "master" OF q steamboat on
the Mississippi is considered highly i'm.
proper BY the Solicitor. OF the Treasury,
who reads her a moral lecture on tho sub.
ject. We take It Tor granted that The So.
!lcitor never heard Of Mira. Capt. Patten, Of
Bath, Me-, who, whils her husband was ".
ing Ill in bis berth, navigated bis sh|p
around Cape Horn and up to San Fran.
cisco, although his timid first officer wanted
70 stop at Valparaiso for assistance; nor Of
Mrs. Capt. Abbie Clifford, Of the brig Alb.
bic Clifford, who, after her husband had
been washed overheard, brought the vessel
safe into New York harbor from below the
equator ; nor MIS-. Capt Reed, Of the ship
Oakland, Of Brunswick, Me-, who was a
practical navigator Of celebrity nor Miss
Janet Thomas, who often used to navigate
her fathers ship, who is now teaching a
school Of navigation in this city, and Who
was, in part, the author OF "Thomss' Nav.
igator," u book Of authority among marin.
ers. These cases are all OF regent dale,
An old sea captain of this port said the
other day II don't sec why some women
are not as fit to saviga.e ship as man is"
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MEDICAL.
Tho Weak and tho impure.
IT. .r,, 1:t+1a ,,o,,okoso hrnnt-

Tho Weak anu tho impure. hi.
The merry little mountain brook,
IS It lightly dances over the rocks
md sparklcs in the sunshine on its
way down to the river, is pure and
:lean. 1t is active; therefore, it is
healthy. 1t is vigorous ; therefore,
t rcsists impurity.
But the sluggish pool, where the
current is not strong enough to keep
Inc water in motion, is stagnant and
6ul. Dirt and rubbish arc thrown
into it, and stay there. Impurities
md vile odors make il breeder Of
disease and an object to be avoided.
When the blood is strong and ricl,
and red, and vigorously courses its
accustomed rounds through arteries
and veins, the system is hearty and
healthy. 4.
When the blood is thin and poor
and weak, impurities and dcGlcmenls
creep into it, and it Inns no strength
to cast them out. Then the system
runs down.
I Browns Iron Bitters contains the
only preparation Of iron which can
enrich the blood, and make it pure,
vigorous, and healthy. ! A dollar o
bottle, at the nearest drdpgiSt's.' 0
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A GOOD COMPARISON.

The Rev. William Roula,t, n %well.kaown,
Methodist Clergyman, residing Mt Nipples,
draws the following amusing, but apt com.
parlson between DR.. c. 4cLants Ttrmitaoa
prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa., and q ferret.
ga ferret when placed at the Q r.rance ola
rat hole, enters tho aperture, travels along
the passage, seizes upon the rat, cxtermin.
ates bis existence md draws tho animal's
deflnct carcass to the light. And In like
manner have l found DR.. O.. IeLans's Termt-
fu1e TO operate upon worms, those dreadful
md dangerous tormentors Of children. This
remedy, like the ferret, enters the aperture
Of the mouth, travels down tho gullet, hunts
round the stomach and lays hold OF the
worms, shakes tho life out Of the reptiles,
sweeps clean their den, and carries their
carcnsses clear out Of the system. This,
Mt least, has been tho effect OF tho VermL.
fuge upon my children"
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~4oME PROOF

txur DtNl6ls and NhouinAtlkt1.-
lisatJ .9s IyN."SoInlns seemed 70 help me;
sasstl I sst OF, Of bei. ~; smith c'ltGd me-"
WheelinG. ". Va
po,yv,s Of Soee, Impaired voiee;-Bui'
nttfh c.fs patent medicine lAi'ea ~ neip INC
E. e. sa IL Completely S Mi%k IL, ouApDycK,
nj grclic! i Co., wheeling. ". Va.
.Sl ijIn,ratcd Standardization,
ITf1eIS11 ~ StI tn viye Mo relief. Or. Smith cured
tt jtas h!'e,,rI iWoSTAs HOLT, Insurance, Agent.
"a" ,,.I ,Sr,n iot fourteen years. D.. Smith
FlA-"nsu NS LDpIs y. WARRINGTON.
rppi ~" canning sores Oh HeAd.-"My Won ,was
sSfot1!i, fourteen ye4rN. Nothing seemed "
,ScsS;Ia "yI, Sr,I.a cured hisi," -. Do
Market Street, Wheeling, W. W..
ps;lrrrl lot years with CAhcer. H&d
tRafi;. u,n.'tfalsA. j returned After each opet'
!.c1to G' s,S.,h cu,ed me WITHOUT kniie, Gal,ic
eipLia." v,.u,A d, Auus-Fla: oil my buck for Is
no irpsoited dying. Br. Smith cured mo
,,tsou, lniiei N nyO ~se1 Tst;,oMIs CoLvN.
wholesale Grocer. sAln d, Mheenny' p y: Va.
vlatHVTLn IN IN die and pronounced incurahls,
d, sEla eu' WARRINGTON DE1AEYt
Martins Ferry.
,.,u O. lAdd v%,!,ea:-"Ds. spi.l'a ptoie.
E'' u. tcit n NY iaioty have been most kAtis.
E Es;S,T' sni / conu,clld bin, 70 AL rs gentleman
Nd 1Hu1l ri EuIb .ays-"l hal been suiering
w ~ SH var and tiCattd BY many physicians 10!
~ S.sn lf, tuilh .ald mud \ tape worn, and
SI .IS Soun .yr.oyrd 4 iaoaAter 49, ies! lGny:"
felss'g - !" mg I.tulsa. 40 yantageiin such cases.
!CnAS, sr,I;tcdOi cAtIsh, diseases Of heart. liver,
ltESN IjiDcyt, rAiu, blood, nervous affections
W y xSs.nsE.s Q. Gieu aad youth, scioiuls aud
.Ssr,s testify y my sucfeas,
iAw ,sS," n A d,ytMtce cay DO treated BY letter
:. fi 'ass,;Jsc!Ion guaranteed. 4 chart for SELF ex.
ll.ir.t;oa sent IN icciptol two three-ceat stamps,
md Sdyive TC!unled iiec; ,au. 49,. n
Iou ,oSp ", daily, Call on 0, address
Lh'"'' JOHN L. BMl1H, n. D.,
-,,,,u W ;4u ChanIina IT,, Wheeling. " Va.
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GUITAR At HOME. ts2) New, large ana dne
collection OF bright aud popular music.
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SPECIALS CROPS,
Plant What the soti VIII Take TO Most

Kindly. ls89Es
Cincinnati Commercial 9ass!k.
There Is too little regard paid by farmers
to the particular properties OF their hold.
ings for raising especial crops, In a given
neighborhood, for instance, there are In.
cluded a great many varieties OF soils, based
upon distinct sorts Of rocks, and specifically
suited 10 the growth OF certain products,
and not appropriate to the growth Of olhurs.
we nre thinking Of localities Of a souare
mile In area, where light, sandy soils are
bounded on me side by Limestone detritus,
and on the other by stiff clays, the result OF
the decomposition of %catbonaceous shalts.
Where these arc thickly covered with yeee.
table humus Of course corn can be as well
raised on one us tina other; but tho waste.
tul manner Of tanning generally purBned
brings all cropping down to the "bed rock"
In a few years, and makes II incumbent
on the granger to choose Ills crops to suit
the capacity OF his lands. sNi
II thess are light and arenacious he had
better not SOW wheat upon them or plant
them with corn, the returns OF which will
DO disappointing. but plant largely Of veg.
etables, especially tubera, cultivate fruit,
blckwheat,. rye, beans, relying on ti's..
class crops IRON good culture, and "go' as
largely as no wishes into dairying, sheep.
ra'sing, pultry, &c. Sandy, loainy soils arc
too generally condemned without trial, be.
cause natural impossibilities are expected
Of them, whereas, u they were treated with
intelligent skill, their peculiar excellence
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THAT HACKING CouaH can b. 60 quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It.
WILL You SUPPER with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint shiloh's Vissiizer is guaranteed
10 cure you.
eLEEPLEss Nleurs, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Bhiloh's Cure is the remedy
for you.
CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by snileh'a Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cent?. Nasal injector free.
For sale by McLans Bros. and A. T. Young.
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At l1:45 o'clock the Board adjourned,
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YsatJ 11G tMvNe."sotnlug seemed 10 help me;
stsgtQl lett' snt oi tvi. Or. Smith cutod mo-"
W. Whaa}i8 " Va
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HAVE been very siuch benefited by a 50
cant bottls OF Ety's Cream Balm. When l
began using 1t my Ca'a,rh WAS so bad l had
headache the Who'll" timn and discharged a
large amount Of filthy matter. Tha: has
nlmo't entirely disappeared aud I have moi
had beadache since 10 amount TO anything.
rfesse send me " more bottles JOHN IL.
SUMMERS, stapuey, Conn. rru.4w
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ELY'S
CREAM BALM

has gained an cnyIAbIe
wherever
displscing all
other preparations. An
article oil undoubted
merit Js convenient
and cleanly. 1t causes
no pain nor 6neezlng.
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MIscELLANEous nl,s1yrsa-

Justice Ankle reported having imposed
during the year 1858, fines to the amount
Of SOD, OF this amount SIS was unpaid
and $lG7 was paid over to the Sheriff,
Justice Caldwell reported that during the
year 1883 he imposed SIS in fines and paid
the slma over to the Sheriff. Justices Con.
nelly, Weir, Wheeler and Shaeter reported
having imposed and collected no fines
during the year. Justics Henry reported
having imposed 81 and paid the saue to
the Sheriff.
On recommendation Of Commissioner
Nichols, Clay Smith was appointed road
surveyor Of precinct No. 7, Richland dis
trict, vice ]. W. Morgan, resigned, Also
Peter Dslaplain in place OF Russell Baue,
resigned, In precinct No. s.
Russell Bane was released as surety on
the bond OIL. W. McColloch, road sur.
veyor Of precinct No. 2, Richland district,
Residents Of the Marshall road reported
that Henry Riel, appointed Superintendent
by the Board, had failed 10 attend to the
road; they petitioned that Joseph Thalman
be appointed in Riel's place. This was
granted.
Patrick Kennedy petitioned for relief
from a slip on his property along the Elm
Grove AID BoRgs Hill road, caused BY the
construction Of the county rold. It was
referred to tle Committee on Roads and
Bridges. ,sCl
The West Virginia State Fair and Ex-
position Association petitionsd the Board
to make a reduction Of the valuation-oi
the asses. NJ rent Of the Improvements on the
grounds. Che paper, waa referred.
1t was resolved that Sl5l so remaining
to the credit OF the Peters Run road in
Triadelphia district be transferred 10 the
credit Of Browns Run road.
inc. S. Thornburg Was on motion an.
nointed surveyor Of precinct No. o. In
Triadelphia district, vice John s. Creighton.
resigned. ,
1t was resolved that the Committee on
Poor House and Farm, be INSTRUCTED to
have a fence Immediately put on the farm
w%hereverin is JUDGMENTS fence was needed
1t waa also resolved that the County En-
gineer make surveys OF the poor farm as
socn as possible, and mark the corners so
that the Superintendent and some Of the
Commissioners may know the line and
thus prevent any intrusion OF outsiders,
On motion OF Commissioner DeIbruppe
it was resolved that hereafter any Justice
Of the Peace in need Of any paper, books
or dockete, required to be furnished by
the county, notify the Committee on Print
iug, which shall order the same. The
CLERK was instructed to send postal cards
10 all coal dealers and solicit bids for fur.
nishing coal for the coming year.
The Committee on Printing was author
ICED to ask for bids from the ISrELL1aENcER
and Register for. furnishing a copy Of the
files Of a daily paper for 1883.
The President Of the Board was directed
10 in%dentureJ John R. Williamp, a colored
minor, to Henry aud H. v. Murray.
The ordinance prescribing the duties and
fixing the salary Of a County Coroner was
read once, and under the rules further con.
sideration postponed until the next meet.
ing.
At ll:45 o'clock the Board adjourned.
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HspiCAL.
70 + SMITH,
=, 40, %oHApLlNE STREET,
No. Near Fourteenth Street.
nh ycian's SUCCESS Ia III

rt.hote Ti1CuSvi liant, The incre0ing demands
+ s' :; / 4: . + ;: ;; s; lis ;l s;s;s ~ q. IA ss sss 49,:
hsGSSN ilnetCt g'g Isyp many hundred certificates
ssti,5n. h0lknm' | have cured alter they had been
IN, i6cH t ,nHVCTracIc, 4 thorough medical edu:
L%,SScTlud lS. .Sv years hospital uIperene and
Epyysp, vim mS"; ;n:rsuvi,iC agents, q Cloeo o6sery.
nnasiihH. wv l,tas,eS,Ai pecailaf.iM aud strict At
ssSSOa y !! k ", aud / ln4nkly give tho patient my
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MANY whose blood had become poisoned
from various causes, and whose iii health
WAS indicated by pimples, soEe feelings, aches,
pains, urinary s%rdi,nenla, cata,rb and III.
Illumination Of the mucous membrane, con.
stipa,ioa, dyspepsia, bad dreams, nervous.
ness, sleeplfssness, ETC., have been restored 10
perfect health by using Dr.. Guyso.t's Yellow
Dock and sassaparille. It is the only true
blood purifier aud s:reug.heuer Of mind and
body. No other remedy equals 1t. paw
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Plous JOKE: Mention it ia painful to
make OF a bsshtul young clergyman in
Nebraska who lately rose, ~peony.color, to
begin hia sermon, and started Oft beauti-
fully with his text Rs "And Immediately
the cock wept and Per went out
and crew bitterly" -Fuany column in The
Independent.
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A COMPLETE cure for that facilitating drain
that indicates q weakness OF the urinary or.
CANS, nasal catarrh and other evidences OF a
diseased mucous membrane may be found in
the use OF Dr.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and
saraa y arll!a Don't be frightened by the id.
refreshments OF quack doctors. This remedy
will purify the blood, strengthen the paris
affected. heal all irrita 1on Of the mucous
membrane, and remove every symptom Of
the disorders. 1t la a sure cure Tor nervous
debility and general i'll health. 4 4
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GRANTS Parson Newman says $500. OOO.-
600 are spent annually on strong drink,
while only Sl2,0O0,000 arc spent for the
support Of preachers. The must he looked
into. It seems that SIG, 900, 900 is a great
deal Of money.-M. 0. Picayune.
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nnculrn,s arnI., snvo

The greatest medical wonder Of the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns. Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, can
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Handa, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed To
cure in every instance, or none refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale at Logan 4 Co.'s
Bridge CORNER 0-up stn-a. = E
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All trAlnS daily except Sunday. ---|------s
N Palace Drawing .Hoom Bleep!pg Ca!s
through withou! change from s,eubenviile East 10
Philadelphia and New York. West to Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago. indianapolis aud
Ut. touts. ~73ll7l. i= GIEg g11-r-IG| 80"
For through tickets, baggage cheeks, sleeping car
ply y JEO. q. TohL1N6ON, Ticket Agent at Psn.
handle Station, foot Of Eleventh street, or al City
Ticket ONCE, under McLure House, Wheeling,
T W1Ia5t5aus JAMES McCREA, 49, ..
rA5 Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
a-t snI L. A. FORD, .i1Es 81.
Gcn1 Pas. and Ticket Agent. Pithburch, "a, :
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Fos lame Back, Side Or Chest use shIloh's
Porous Plaster. Price Is cents. 1900
sHrIoH's5 Couch and Consumption Cure ia
sold By us on q gaarantee. It cures oonsump.
ton. EqgHs
eH1loH's V1rALlzEs ia what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizzlness and
all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs
cents per bottle.
CRoUr, ,WRooPlSo CouaR and Brouchitis
Immediately relieved by Bhiloh's Cure,
For Bale BY McLane Bros. and AT. Young.
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"You see" said a lawyer, in summing up
q case where one party had sued the other
on a transaction in coaI-'you see, the
coal should at once have gone to the buy.
er." "Not 3d." interrupted the Judge,
"it should have gone to the ~cellar."-Lnde.
pendent: q
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s or the many remedies before the public Tor
Nervous Debility and weakness OF Nerve
Generativoi System, thers Ia Zone equal 10
Aliens Efain Food, which promptly and
permanently restores all lost vlgos; II never
fills 81 pkg.,,;0 for SIT. drugg ats, or by
mail from ]. H:RAllen, SIS First avenus,
New York Civ. 77afaw
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STolcAL The London Spectator AYERS
that i is mot in the least moved" to be
told lin Mr.. GARDENERS History that after
his great defeat ut Prague, Frederick was
flying toward the passage which led
through the giant mountains into ST.
beria,'" f7ga. " s.a,i7
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THE Voltaic Belt Co., of Marshall, Mich,
Offer to send d.. Dys's Celebrated Voltaic
Belt and Electric Appliances On trial, for
thirty days. to meu, old and young, afflicted
with nervous debility, lost vitality, and many
other diseasls.
See advertisement in this paper, rrbsAw
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FoA three winters 1 have been afflicted
with Catarrh and Cold in the Head. | used
Ejy's Cream Balm; it accomplished al that
was repre'ented.-T. F. Mccormick Judge
Common Pleas) Z iz,bsth, N. ]. (prics 80
cents p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04

TnE Peoples Remedy for Biliousness, Con-
s'ipation, Piles, Sick Headache, Jaundice,
d., Is Aliens Bilious Physio, a purely vfgt-
table liqnid remedy; large bottle, Is cenle.
At all druggists. rrhsLw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04

IT Is spring A resurrection OF nasure's
latent ioicea Is taking place. Like the world
around you, renew your complexion, invig.
crate your powers, clearss the channels Of
lie. Ayers 6%arsaparilla Is the means to use
for this purptse nav