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soNE or ms QuAINr SAWS.

There IL sum pholks in this world who
spend their whole time in hunting after
righteousness, and kant find emmy time
tew praCtiss it.
Whenever minister haz preached .
sermon that pleaEes the whole congrega'
shun he probably has preached one that
the Lord wont endorse.
Lazyncc3 10 q good deal like money
the more a man haz ov it tho more he
seems tew want.
One ov the hardest things for emmy man
tew do il tew fall on the ice when It il
wet, and then get up and praise the Lord.
It kosts q good deal tew be wise, but II
don't kost emmy tew Oe happy,
"The luxury OF griei'-this, take It,
means tew have yure old unkle die and
leave you 50, 900, and you cri.
Buty that don't make q woman vain
makes her very butlinl,
Advice ia like ksstor oil, ee3y enulf to
Civ, but dredful uneasy tew take,
think man should hav leetle vine,
gar in hiz disposiion-just enough to
keep the flies off.
Dulyis like bukwheat kakes, amt good
kold, nor warmed up mex day.
A puppy plas with every pup he meets,
but old Dogs hav but tu associates.
Living on hope IL lik living on wind, q
por way tow git phstt.
II you want tow git at the circumference
Of a man, examine him among folks, but
II you want tew git at his aktual diameter
meazure him at his freside.
don't care how much people talk II tina
will only say 1t in pheu words.
Men Of genius are like eagles, tina live
on what tina kill; while men Of talents are
like crows, they live on what has beer
killed for them.
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lYMOLEsOMN DoCrNINK.
Nothing TO BIO GRincd by Covering up the
Mlsderds of Public Officers.

Nothing to BIO Gn,ncd by Covering up the
AIlsderdso of Public OnicOrS.
Souh Brunch Iaiei!igeneeT (Dela.l
The City Council OF Wheeling is in
vestigating charges Of scandalous char.
acter against its police department, and
there appears to be a disposition to make
the inquiry as superficial as possible This
is frequently the case, the motive doubt
less being TO avoid bringing scandal upon
the ruling authorities. This is great
mistake. Tho only true way TO avoid
scandal is TO investigate thoroughly, put
the blame where it belongs and get rid, as
soon as possible, If the offending officials
1t would reflect 4 great deal more TO the
credit Of our people aud party 10 expose
Irregularities without delay and substitute
good men for. those who arc found
wanting The same principles hold
good with cur State institutions, in
connection with which charges are
frequently made; and whether ad'
vanced regularly or not, should be taken
in hand by the proper authorities and
thoroughly ventilated. When such
charges are made, or when even singlA
member Of any Of the Boards ha' reason
to suspect that any irregu!arity exists, the
only safe and eminently proper course to
pursue is to siit them TO the bottom and
act conscientiously as the results demand.
The members Of the Boards owe them.
selves and the people duty, which will
not permit them 10 deviate in its dis
charge, or seek TO shiik their responsible
lily under the plea Of informally or tech
nicality. Th, y are selected to serve the
people and their interests and TO sustain
the administration which appointed them,
by purifying and keeping pure the admin.
istration OF the respective institutions
placed under their supervision.
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From "Stdte Hor.hieI" IN "a: !Sdrdaaah SsuJ.
Col. George Mathews, afterwards Gov
ernor of Georgia, was wounded at the bat
tie OF Eutaw Springs, in South Carolina
and was left on the field as the Continen
tai forces were retiring to take another
position. A British soldier, in passing
him, seeing be was alive, lifted his mus
ket to stab him with his bayonet
His commander caught the musket, and
said: "Would you murder a wounded
ofIicer?"
Col. Mathews, turning upon his back
asked: ITO whom do owe my life2 ?"
10 me" sad the British lieutenant.
Col. Mathews saw the uniform waE
British, and said in an angry tone, swell
air, want you tD know that l scorn life
saved by id Briton."
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g,rustee SaIes.
iT,RUSTEE'S SALE.

L -, yI,,re Of deed Of trust made by John, But:
III mi Mary BuGtertisld, his vito. % Inc, dated
gtr ri october, IN the year ESQ, aud record
Ws i, T"i,t Deed HOOK No. II, page 81, In The
zodiac Of the County Court Of ONO county
WsI Virginia, will on
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER Is. A. D. 1855,
.,.,,r,cug at 10 o'clock a ~, sell At public aue'
IN IN he highest and beat bidder, Al the COuT'
iI.. ~ said county, lu tue City Of wheeling, the
li,Iiur ItyCfibtd real estate, or go much lhereOl
my y. Necessary, that Is 70 FAY, lou num0ttel
IND In John Ell and William ChAplines
pIt,5"n 10 the City Of Wheeling, In the state
- W,St Vininia, being the same properly
o'rsS,I 10 Inc aid John Buttorteld by NJ
t ~ '.!Srtiiur By deed dated December D. 1865,
J,,r,rt,l In 90 d book number %, page ., OF
LIn',rliir land records Of Ohio county, heat Viz
~, aI,l the north half OF lot number Us, on tue
Lido If Market street In Fifth Waru Of said
~" itluy the SAne property conveyed 70 John
f;,'f,tri1 by j. s. ShTiysT and vile, by deco dated
IT, % IGj and recorded IN book 49, page l2l, o.
II public ier0Fds. The last named parcel Of real
Il T NV "'', OF s1Lg-O third OF the purchase
,os%T Of each parcel sold or 20 much mt re OF such
.i.s, money AS the purchaser may elect 10 nay
~ m hand; one lhlni thereof, with interest, ~
- ,r.r and tue residue thereof with Interest, 10
yrt,, rom the day Of sale, the purchaser CIV,
;,.I,. no O., with gOOd security, iOr the deferred
,,y'1,rts and the legal title TO retained by IN
'ia r,l.ird trustee " further secu iy, uhtll Such
HUNS Az GEORGE Il. CAT DWELL, Trustee;
Cu,NBgGs HERyEY, AuctiOneer. ncI6
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R4LTlXoEg, Cot. ia-whcat, western steady bu
iraelinlRlly lower; No winter red spot %, bid
November WA &c; December y7J{R9i11 10; JanuRr,
9gxA99Nc, COn weAtein dull but finn; wesiefi
I,lIed spot 5911Et01Sc; October 505.R5ic; EoYem
Der iSkligc; year l6ai6Ifc; January tE<ai5skc
Oats steady; white S2tSiG; mixed 29aSic Provision
Stea yAnd fairly active LRrd, rehne1 Ike. Egg
quiet and steady: eStBrn 100. Coffee steady; nj
~ gnaa nFdInnFy In f.Ir TIEaQo "
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John Kuhn, OF Lafayette, Ind, had a
very narrow escape from death. This is
his own story: zone year ago was in
the last stages Of Consumption. Our best
physicians gave my case up. finally got
so low that our doctor said / could not
live twenty'four hours. My friends then
purchased bottle OF DR.. VIM. Halls Bal.
sam for the Lungs, which benefited me.
continued until took nine bottles. am
now in perfect health having used nc
other medicine" TTHS4T
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A Colt THAT DRINK. from a spIgot.

oxford tPal Pros.
Jacob ohmit Is the obliging landlord o.
the Pesch Bottom Hotel, Lancaster county
The floor OF his bar.room is on level with
the public road, which runs directly past
the front door. He has black colt six
months old that walks inside the barroom
and takes drink whenever thirsty. The
animal helps itself by going 70 the water
cooler on the largo har and turning the
spigot with its lips, sucks up the water
which flows out on the counter. AS the
animal belongs to the cold water society il
never asks for anything hot.
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Battle Out in a nay.

Tdnpd VFlnl IHbuRt.
Last week j. @. Towncend and B steph-
ems had an encounter with an alligator
which they hope won't occur more than
once or twice in q lifetime. They were
out fishing IN their boat on old Tampa
Bay, near Rocky Point, when they tirst
got sight Of the monster, which they took
10 be shark. He showed fight from the
jump and seemed to think that the gem
tlemen were iutrudng on his domain.
The CATER reared up on his tail and seemed
fairly to shake with rage; and then he
would anRrily lash the water with his tail
until II was white with foam. The
only weapon the young men had
was a Ratchet, and as there seemed TO be
no other alternative than 10 tackle hi
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'gatorship they waded in. When Towns
end grabbed the Ratchet the angry saurian
seemed to divine his purpose and made q
rush for the boat, which would have been
hit amidship aud probably sunk had not
Mr.. Stephens quickly and dexterously
turned It. The gator tken swan astern
and with one powerful stroke Of his tail
broke off the rudder as II 1t had been 3
piece OF paper, and second afterward
had the bow Of the boat between his jaws,
which he bit completely of, but ut this
juncture an end was put to his career by
several we'll directed blows OF the Ratchet.
When taken ashore 1t was found to meas
ure thirteen feet.
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5M,I.ISSIoNERIs SHE

Aspc, Bake &o In 's ss N NSssIiBBs
,,.-..,.. gl.i X and Others. In chincoFy.
S's s,.,n, Of A decree Of the Municipal Court O.
y, w.. made and entered In the ABOVE eluilea
Nhey'i ~, lie "a day Of February lsS5 VIII, On
ugy "a Inc 2Oth day Of OCTOBkkr isso, bsgin'
TVb'p,H, "a o'rock A. r., At the front door q The
EinE L,,.e Of Ohio county, In the CITY Of wheel
COR, ~ Virginia. proceed 70 sell at public auc-
tax nes,,oinSipg named TEAL estate, that ~ 70
Goa' w. 10Th one half 90 Of lot numbered nine
M ~ ,sfr numbered twenty six l:6l IN tue tnNh
" - Wheeling. with all tie builulhBs anu I'M
ys,,menv thereon. ,,.I,1 =, =. r,ucb morc az
ILA,,rSaseT NAV G eCt 10 pay, In cash 90 tue Gay
llr - IN" nsldue OF kGme In two equal IN.
.! ,Ae, ."' nISHIle respectively In ak 10y and
~ tlvry ,h6nIL, from the day Of sale, the credit
iNrNv be,rug interest from day Of sale, and
ln"A,,,tsSrr executing uoLes therefor with per
As t..,trIly for the payment o. iRme 70 ihe sau1
tOl N ~ I'M. uudr rSgued special commissioner.
~ H. Al aid respective dates anu the ulle 70 &c
P:!.tIn'd npIIl the whole Of tho purchase money Is
itt 1I IA convey tnce directed by the Court
PAD A"' GEORGE X. <. GlLCHhisF,
Special Commissioner.
Ic HrEyEY, AuctiOneer
ySo,rhy certify that bond has been given BY the
iS.aSry,. X, i. Gi'christ Special commissioner
~ I'iFd by law, and by the terms oil the decree
,,,di.I in Ihe above entitled cause.
e1'siel !" '"' THOMAS 81 DARRAH,
Cl,rEoI the Municipal Court oil wheeling
..sW
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Mi opinyun ov oysters on the half shell
remains unchanged. l konsider them
better Vittles than ever Jupiter or hiz wife
Juno swallowed, altho they had tho pick
ov all the best provishuus in their day.
But kant say that woman kan take an
oyster oph from shell without spiling the
effect. 1t IL one ov them gymnastic feats
tney should Glwas praktlss fust for long
time In the subdued stiffness ov sum pam
Try. They are called "bivalves" by un-
learned, but this IL vu'karism. The true
name IL goodbye valves" term Of az
feckshun applied tew them when they
waz. lust swallowed whole oph from the
nat she'll \ good opportunity for con-
trast between the ioculari;y Of Billings
and the VII Of such persons rs Thackery
il offered hero. Thackeray once said,
after eating particularly largo raw oyster,
that he felt rs though he haG swallowed
a baby."-EDIToR]
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Home Proof

Kidney and Liver Diseases aud RheumAtiEm.-
could not get out Of bed: pr. Smith cured me-"
zEPH. PHILLIPS, Wheeling, ". Va.
CGtArrh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired NOlce.-Suf.
Tered for yean; patent medicine failed to help me.
= 1'''' '' CHARLES CHADDUCK,
OF Speidel q Co., Wheeling, ". Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated stomAch.-"1rCRtncni
for yeRn failed e giye me relief Dr. Smith cured
FmHSd them for t9TFtSGP ySa De- Smith
scroinia, Running Sores on Head.-"My son was
afflicted for fourteen ycArs. Nothing seemed 70
help him. Dr.. Smith cured him"
MIS-. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
CAncer.-"Suhered for yeaIT with Cancer. Had II
cut ont three tines i returned after each opera.
ton. DR.. Smith cured me without knife, c4ustlco OF
pain" MRS. Il. n. CIRCUIT.
Piles FIEtull Of AnuL-PlAt on my back for Is
weeks Reported dying. Dr.. 8mith cured me
='-''~ - THOMAS coLvIE,
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, ". Va.
ulcefatlons OF Rectun, Prolapsus and Piles
Was given up 70 die and pronounced incursble,
WASHINGTON DELAEY, Martins Ferry.
Rev. II. o. LGdd writs:-"Dr. Smiths prOfes.
honRl services In my family have been most SatiH.
factory, and commend him 70 al "a gentleman
aud Akillful phyElclAn."
Tor seven yean and treated by many physicians for
dySpcpIia. Dr.. Smith said had tape worm, and
In eight hou1 removed 4 monster 100 ioet long"
Female ComplalntB.-Thrce yean In hospitals for
females give mo peculiar advantages IN such cafes,
Persons cured Of cntArh, diseases OF heart, liver,
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous Affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, ScrotulA and
asthma testify 10 my glcccss.
Piles cured without the knife.
Patients at distance may be treated by letter and
satisfaction guaranteed A chart for Beli-e4RminA.
ton sent on receipt Of two tLreecent stamps, and
advice returned free.
Consultation at once free. Office hours from A
n. 70 ?. ~, daily Call on or address,
JOHN Z. SMITH, MD,
M i'm ChanlIno 81 Whcoiinv W Va
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AN elastic step, buoyant spirits, and
clear complexion, are among the many
SCISSOR Of healthy blood has his faculties at
command, and enjoys clear and quick
perception, which is impossible when the
blood is heavy and sluggish with impuri.
ties. Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best blood
purifier and vitaliSer known. DAw
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Pat DOMAIN. opinion of Mary Anderson,

" Y. Erensrq Te!cgrdH.
Tuesday evening l had box at the
Star Theatre to see Mary Anderson 1t
Rosalind. II had expected anything /
would have been disappointed, The only
touch OF genius could discover in the
whole tedious performance was physical
genius. 1t is master stroke, an inspira-
ton OF that sort OF genius that enables a
woman to be bowlegSed and knockkneed
at the came time. would advise Mary
to play Rosalind in pair OF Turkish trou.
sers, drawn at the ankle with a. tuckering
string"
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j. II. SMITH,
No. 14O4 Chapline Street,

The best evidence Of pbysictan's success Ia The
testimony Of his patients. The increasing de
nAnds for my professional services prove that hAyG
lealt honOnbly and fairly with those who have
cInsulied me. ! never use q patients name with
ifcateS from those whom have cured after they
had been pronounced incumble. A thorough med
icAl education with many yeaB hospital experience
and familiarity with therapeutic agents. close OBJ.
ServRnce Of tempeRmentAl pcculiRritcs and strict
4ttenuon TO hygienic management inEures success
cure Is possible, and frankly give the patient my
1pinion
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DR.. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

Will cure Diseases OF the Kidneys, Gravel, elect
STRUCTURES, and all Urinary and Urcthnl DlBeAseA
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal Weakness
Los Of VigoI, Premature DcclRe In Nan, Early
Decay, ImPotenCy caused BY errors Of youth, eI.
cessas, DC. syphilis In ali ia iorln1, sore throat
and nose, ulcers, eruptonN, hoToiulG, EeEIeF, LAll
rheum and al blood and AKIN dlSe1teA. Female
tSyH, N PF,os 4 oo' soid In WISsIinT. W. Va. sS
& Z. BocZms, LsOAs d Co., DruETiEts, Bent -
nail RaAlhd 80
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The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblainsl
Corns and oil Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For sale by Logan { Co.
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l HAD suffered from Catarrh for ten
years; the pain would be so severe that
wp7 OBLIGED to send for a doctor. l had
entirely lost sense Of smell. Ely's Cream
Balm has worked a miracle.-O. S. HAL.
LEYs, Binghampton, N. Y.
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gopalr ( %.
Common Sense
IN The KITCHEN {!

l. DR.. Mott, of New York, fed a
number of dogs for some weeks Oh
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. In every instance the
dogs lost appetite, siCkened, and
some died. At the same time he
fed other dogs on bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder, with
no injury to appetite or health.
2. The use of alum in bread is
prohibited by law in some places,
becausei 1t has been found to injure
health.
3. Some people buy Alum Bak.
ing Powders because they aE6
cheap! Is it real economy, which
to save a few pennies now, lays a
foundation for i'll health and doc
tors bills later ont
You are on the safe side in using
LOGAN, LIST & CO.'S
EXCELSIOR
Baking Powder !|
Which Contains no ALUM or
other injurious ingredient.
See that our address is on each
box or label. Address all orders to
LOGAN &c.,
ProprietOrs and MauulaCtul ers,
sa,ces'oH TO Logan, List & Co., Wheeling, ". Va.
Seps
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LAM one OF the Oldest horseshoers in
the town, and l have used your Salvation
Oil for cracked heels, mango and esnd
cracks with horses; it gives perfect salts.
faction. CHAs, W. LEE,
Ala W. Baltimore street, Balto., Md.
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like the famous article itself, is in almost
everybody's mouth. The people know
that It preaeryes as well as beauti6es the
teeth. Hence 1t Is tie Dlandard Tooth
Wash Of the Period,
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THE INTERESTING PROG.

The frog IL, in the fust case, tadpole,
aul boldly and tpi, without cunning tew q
head. He travels in pond holes, bi the
side ov the turnpike, and il accelerated
bi the activity oy hiz tail, which wriggles
with uncommon limbernecs and vivacity.
Bi and bi, pretty soon, before long, in a
lew dsze, his tall IL no more, and legs be-
gin to emerge from the South end ov the
animal, and from the Moth end, at the
same time, may be seen disposition tew
head out. In this cautious way the frog
IL built. Frogs have . natufs, ground and
water, and are az free from sin az an
Oyster. never knu frog tew hurt emmy.
boldly who paid his honest diets and took
the daily papers.
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For several years l was troubled with
Catnrh, have tried many remedies. Ely's
Cream Balm has proved tho article desired
believe It Is the only cure.-L, B. Co.
BURN, Hardware Merchant, Towanda, Pa
See ady't,
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The gamblers are going back in droves
to New York City. They were driven
away last spring.
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ONE KIND OF LAUGH.

There IL one kind ov laf that I always
did reckommend; it looks out ov the eye
fust with merry twinkle, then it kreeps
down on its hanas knees and plays around
the mouth like pretty moths around the
brsge oy handle, then it steals over into
the dimples ov the checks and rides
around in those like whirlpools for while,
then it lites up the whole lace like mello
bloom on damask roze, then itswims oph
on the cir with peal az klear and az
happy az dinner bell, then 1t goes back
agin on golden tiptoze like an angel out
bed ov violets in the heart WHARF it cum
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sixty.three varieties of grapes are grown
on the grounds Of physician at Lake
CITY. E,a.
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"sPAlDINo's GLUE" useful in every
house.
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An trains daily except SUNDAY.
PnllmRns Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cans through without change from Steubenyip9
East to Philadelphia and New York. West 70 Coz
uIabus, CINCINNATI, Louisville. Chicago, IndIGnGT-
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
car accommodations, and any further Information
apply to JOHN G. ToNLISs0N, Ticket Agent at
Pan Handle Station, foot OF Eleventh street or nj
City Ticket Once under MrTnrr HOusn Wheeling,
JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio,
T. A. RUkU,
Gen'l Pas. and Ticket Agent PitbhnrVh Pa
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An open question-"Will you give me q
dozen oysters on tho half shell2"-& Y.
LnIrnnL
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Aoundsyille accommodation leaves Wheeling ct
ll:SS 4; m, and arrives at AoundEyile o. l2l6 p,
N. daily except Sunday.
Warrington accommodation at I:lop. m.
Evansville accommodation leaves Wheeling
4:l5 p. m, daily except Sunday.
lO:lo p. N. TAIN through 70 Cincinnati without
change, with Y. o. Sleeper through To Cincinnati.
u, q o. Sleeping Cau on all through trRinl
Through Coach from Wheeling N Cincinnati on
No, leaving Wheeling a. NJ, arriving ct
Cincinnati at $50 N.
Close connections arc made for all polnH gOuth
and Southwest, North and Northwest making INF
deslEAble Ioute for oooniEB and persons moving
70 the great Weat, and 70 WhJm particular attention
d given.
Tickets TO all principal poiutl on LaIe At Depot
Sleeping car accommodations can be Eecurd 81
Depot Ticket Once
Taos 9. BURKE, Ticket Agent B. q o. Depot
JOHN =. LANE, Trnv. Passenger Agent
3. Q. DEYRlEs. General Agent, Wheeling
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The canning OF oysters and shrimps In
Louisiana and Mississippi is a rapidly.de'
veloping industry.
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DR.. ]. L. WILLIS, Eliot, Me-, says;
"Horsford's Acid Phosphate gives most
excellent results"
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Solicitors Of Life Insurance.

IlIAuTEn A few f1t class men who have faith
WhWIfII In tncmse'vgs 10 set ~ district Nan
Agen and Special solicitors for the
Equitable Life Association of West Virginia,
4 60 operative company with the best endowment
plan now In use. Popular and easily worried.
business established. References required. Per.
mAnent employment and good pay guaranteed.
For further particulars apply NJ once 70 Il II.
WHIILocK, Manager, hRrtinSburg, West Virginia
IesHNWHAW
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The Department Of State he's published
a work on the hulling and polishing Of
rice in foreign countries.