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A NEW AUTOMATIC rIMEpIece.
A Novel Watch Which Wind, Up ITSELF by
tho Motion of Ito Wsarcr.

New York STAR
A watch that winds itself BY the mo.
ton Of the wcarcr is tho latest wonder
Of Europe. Tho moneyOl tourists
abroad will probably cOmo homo in tho
fall provided with them TO aStOnISh
their Stay.at.home frenls, The fol.
lowing explanation OF the new toy will,
however, take oil the edge of this tri.
umph.
The new automatic tmcpCcO is called
in swift erland, where it was invented,
tho "Marchu.MarulO." The watch is a
stem setter, and in but one particular
di Crs from the ordinary watch as to
exterior appearance, Its works arc
protected by square case in tead Of
round one, for a reason that will appear
after the other features Of tho watch
have been described in detail. Tho
prime feature of the watch is the auto.
matte self winding mechanism, whi,h
'altains the OBJ Get in view TO perfection.
On the side Of the watch that the arbor
Of tho winding barrel isCxpOScd, IN arm,
IiLo oit ." V"O v' =, ,'"I "' M n"VF
I"wr"ari mInUo a" Az LII t nloncs
%osition ~ oheoIn V,sr ro, "'''"' "" ''0'"
f Tb" ro ", "C ot NO. TO- ,d;,,.,,
,ha AVN 'y rr'n ~ Stts "ui"o''u u"uct
osciia,iom "H' .",o wy ''5.,o.,, anu .nc
taken by the wearrr This is trans.
mittcd TO the lock Of the handspring
,Twb; Wv oS %n,o ", Wv ~, I'a'u ,,.
Jor hat "h"l%,P ' fo,, W Il, Wv !. S'u'SM y.
ths mos, orj inor, " ,"S1 i n " SIS anu
tbo nor, ~ 49, ,, ""'a''e vSv''ISc upon
NJ trlr Th "V w "oaL' ,, J,nVS 10 WIN t
tLo H. Tina NV - , m"..T WI, MIVn HSou 'ot
n"ynr oT,nr e "I I.o,, I'M, WIZ ny w,
watch 80 Cow 20 .a. ny! Uiu.ou 1t ''IG
IN" No, - 49,, "oi" T'",iy " "n! onu o'
t;"r T H. ',o" ,a '"'u ""'''o VI Iy'S?F'"''
sN V 9d" ,oU VsS' - e'ScIt' 70 tIlo
" "nn"sa', WV" w. VI tnU sS.l whiting
" ,nnJ ~. rL' lVSST,i 'llaI II must
,r%ou ,Eo ',I ".' .,'IS gan ohiy 10
IN MI" ~ ,no ,I m"''n '''S d" upright position
III 'm ~, i'" ~. X, A.,
emo ia 5io oT' ~ '"'U Va snV w".ch Is lho
S,an,,, VIC" inJ -, n'"io'e.tI, ".,cH con
S ,ho 'n";s" ,''s sGD .ens'Tn 10 Whleh
~" ~" S S,,,., % "Vh,Iu, ani ny sIa9ce
how % MANY hour Va" NV "I "at my ,e,d ,TF
m" r',"nr """ on,, a,'n ""t0" "ouhu'
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The ono wheel, or bicycle" railroad,
as it is called, says Industrial America
appears likely to have an actual trial
before long, he nominal inventor
claims that he can easily attain 100 or
more miles per hour without difficulty,
rs he will bc free from many Of tho re-.
slstanccs which are encountered on the
standard roads. Perhaps the greatest
unforeseen di Guilty which will DO met
is that Of wind pressure In perfectly
calm weather tho resistance will amount
to nifty pounds per square foot ut that
sped, 1t is perfectly safe to say that
with n high wind tho resistance alone
might easily require 800 horsepower,
in addition to that needed for hauling
the train.
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Chronic GafnrrE,.

c. ". Mellier, Of 4o6 South Fourth
street. St. Louis, is twenty years Of aye,
and has been a sufferer from chronic
catarrh, which had become quite often.
sive. When he came to DR.. Hartman, two
months ago, he was told It would take six
months to cure him. But he has pro.
gresse1 beyond all expectations, and
nearly all signs fthc disease have dis.
appeared. Before being treated he could
not breathe out ofthe nose, and now he
has perfect control Of the nasal organ.
PERuNAdid the business.
James Dunn, of 1910 Gay street, St.
Louis, has suffered from catarrh since
1870. The gentleman told the reporter
the following straightforward story Of
his case. ~ took the disease in Mem.
phis. It commenced in my head and
extended 10 my throat, and a bad cough
followed. went 10 a number of phy.
sicians, and they told INC my trouble was
liver disease, and one said Il was palpita.
ton OF the heart that caused the cough,
For the last year have been practically
worthless. ] could not ascend fight Of
stairs without suffering from shortncss OF
breath and fast beating Of the heart, and
my appetite was very detective. Aiter
eating ! often coughed 80 hard that |
would throw up everything in my stom.
sch. | could not walk any distance with.
out painting. Five weeks ago | went
under the care of Dr. Hartman. and now
my cough has disappeared and feel like
q new man." PERUNA was his treat.
mcnt.
Nextcame George saucrbaum, residing
at 1919 Carr street, St. Louis, who is an
old patient Of DR.. Hartman. lie stated
that he had suffered most intensely from
chronic catarrh OF the head and lungs, but
Is now almost curc,l, his lungs being en-.
tircly well and his head greatly improved.
The gratitude OF this gentleman was
almost boundless, and he expressed it to
the reporter in the strongest terms, say.
ing "PERuNA will cure any disease"
II. P. Dukchart, Of Cumberland, Md,
superintcndentB. & ORR. Co s Hotels
Conductor on the Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road for twcnty.cight years, and previous.
" druggist, writes: "DR. S. Is. HART
MAN & Co., Columbus, O. | have used
but one bottle OF PRRUNA between myself
and son. He had dipthcrctic sore throat,
and is now well, As for myself, It has en-.
tircly relieved the dullness in my head,
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no EnrlI,h KI...lll.lha.I,lnr.

lfRu NM uNEHte,
Those who ABORT Sir John Lubbock's
theories on the question Of marriage by
capture need not wander into sayaGe
lands for proofs and instances The
popular resorts on bank holiday fur.
nish ample illustration Of the perpetlla.
ton Of the symbol at least. il tho actual
custom is no longer maintained. Among
the younger and moro tumultuous Of
the masses who come together for a
holiday q degenerate form Of kiss.in.
the.ring is vastlypOpular, and one strik.
ing feature Of the gaWe Is the rapid
rush from thu circleof the girl, followed
in hot haste by her cavalier, For a
minute tho former seems likely to cs.
cAPe, so impetuOls Is her pace, but she
is speedily captured, and at once resist.
ancc Is abandoned, and she is led back
10 be duly saluted in the ring, a hno
point being the raising Of the youths
cap or hat while giving the kiss. The
recreation presents a strange mixture Of
savagery and gallaatry.
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HUNTING FOR eI0ER.oowN.
Picked from the Nests In tile Sea Coast.
RoeK. Cisns Of Iceland.

N1n1mEA
no,E. o,so. :, Iceland.
p.rL,,,I,, ~. Va, 49,, g..
w.. ~. ~. W. - ~" '" ". ou'
49,, ~" liza ena' sne spIlnS sc'IsOn w oe'
Su", imVlg aIe evluehg ~ AROUND tnat
Wv, W., e ,.io WI. " NV % AZ nanu lne
mn WI ~ tle uonI ica Nv nome
s .yh !" wv ,L i'l aIIs anu, t's.s !ne places
W ""!sm 'nc e.le[.uuvS rcsotlS, a sr
sneg 'n"n IN na'ts lyI WIS nesis. lne
ns,.S hto "un. ~ c'c.'s VI 'ue rock,
S S' .l noar 'no ga anu sllPpery
L Lio,n tnU sWay' anu sometimes very
n.Hn W, Mne" u lalse S1ep Wouia De
1uAtn W .no unIortuila[e nltn lallnS
uC ~, w t t'Ic lagScu E9cSs DeloW'
:, w. uJ"I !, y p, .n TON i tne urenSS
VI InC ~ kpy lne p!ru llSell, ana u
NV. ussu W Ilno .ns HESS ~! 'Ir the comfort OF
sne younE onosi lnc nuutor roDs inc
,I " "Ii tne nl " 'ltias PROVIDED Tor
wy nGs., putting ~ III aUas lat ne ear
, aS" o .nd i1 poro saS uFPosS anu tnea
sovS w .t nMu LVte"'S tno performance ~
Sann o ,.s' n. ,i h'ery'n'Ig inust De
Fr,,L,or, A., ILL., - 10 Ss,s, 80
,r,Sn'en .,. 'I iS n.Fus, INA u ttisnteneu
o SMis o"cg my wiz no1 oullu there
1Su,h 81, mere - a law enIorcel .hat
ioIoi i.. 'nC w oL "EGarhS wlth
m ...., o, Wy W DreeHlng PIaceS, ana
I SsEd ,,,, IVY, moHie p'oo"'iy W mooUca II
"'u nov .,o.' ~ ~ ,,..,,., ...,., r,
a.. "" prop' ~, u LOW. @ro ga'nGre1. me
III naS' v."p 10 'nc PeSI, LOT tno uuck uses
an &Oun ~ oL nGr choicest as dowh IN
,hn.. .nc nv! .In'.Is oi ne[ nrSt nest, a
saO.v s,ulo ",.uI I ., IsL 10 EaIhereu the
n nud sa ~ "TVr , s,e ~ SaIp ground again
wv" .Ii too ., wy ,loSss ~ Lnc sceon lIhlhs'
%.n o o"SS, no u. al. tle Go"h lne poor
TLG' ,"u.u ay II .i'isu.. VI .or nVr younS'
",' 0Ias O.vu,T ~ H. S'y, .1 " Cl ou' tle
%sI ou'Isrs y. ."c I't ~, ior VHGy Inen
,i, H' ~ 'i h. nV0'i a"u .'t' uIaNe ilhes u
w. W." .'n ".'"S , ' TatEaJ ~ 't,Is nesI
ILL., I U"IS go. al i,"'s sn lne hunters .,..
seiuW ,ha u ~ " ~, w ProDanlllIles
Mo wa. anu P"" "ou'u ~ away anu
"V,g w., rc ,,a L.. 49,, >,
t ni.nr t t... uown nas noen gat.ereu, u
20 "AOH '"tO "hESVToVlll III VIZ lhTlnerS
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Tie KabaD of tho I.n1a,r.


In every largo town in Persia ,ook.
shops abound Sheep are roasted whole
in ovens, and sold hot by tho slice. The
Sleeps heads and feet arc boi.ed SOD.
arately, and their preparation and salc
Is a trade in itself. But tho edible most
in favor among all classes in Persia is
the kabab. There are two varieties of ka /.
bab. enc is made from minced nut.
ton, which is chopped with u few onions
into paste fine rs sausage meat, care.
fully nodded over n skGwcr, toasted
over fierce charcoal fire, aud sold and
eaten hot. This is the kabab Of the ba.
zaar, the delicacy OF the lower classes.
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The a ,leIops Of So Mek 60.

Even in his most graceful movements
here is something Of gross materiality
q out the deer, from which his bright
ouSn OF the plains is entire y free.
Whether, in clear outline against the
y, he stands on distant swell watch.
x You, or. like a stilted ghost, looms
ar through tho mirage Of tho heatei
lain or, far out Of shot, circles arouni
~. with legs film? with S Ced, tho an
1!op, is all spiritucl!c. and seems like
beng from another sphere, born only
} yanquiSh space. Tho deer loves the
rowlud woods and crampCd up hills
1t tho antelope is happy only on the
oundICSs open. when troubles arise
.ac deer steers for tho haven of brush
mt the antelope steers for the open sea
# the plain, TO the antelope tho deer'S
'wltest pace is only play, and n run
that may be death TO a fat deer is only
4 pleasure stroll for this gay rover.
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BuckIen's Arnlca Snlye.

The Bed Soicc in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, EC.
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Gill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re.
qnired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price,
% cts. per box. For sale by VS.. Hoy,
Druggist. [dec.lO-ly.
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UNCLAIMED nlLLloss IN EUROPE.


PFo"eFty In chaHeefy aBd Those Who
Have Claim to IL
New York Stnil and ErpresLl
Tne front Of an nninYlting old brick
building on a certain street contains o
sign. tho most prominent lettering Of
which Is ne tot kin over 1900, 90
pounds sterling unclaimed" This sign
marks the business and printing
Office of man whose occupation
Is that Of scaSching old foreign
records and cbaneery lists Tor
people Of this country who be.
lie o they are heirs TO property and
estates in Europe, When asked for
particulars regarding bis unusual occn.
patton the proprietor Of the place said;
"lGs, II Is 4 fact that TO records
Of the ank Of England the court OF
ChanCeFy, and the omersct house show
that the enormous sum OF over 1000.
OOO rounIs8tering, in money andprop.
erty, has been left in kngl nd by per.
SONS WHO have died intCstate or without
any known heirs This gigantic sun
has been accommodating for the past 100
years s!b,ect TO the demand OF thu
direct issue or rightful heirs. and it Is
unquGstiOned that large percentage OF
the rlgbtfu heirs are now settled in the
nited tlteS anl Canada.
Are you often successful in your
searches! asked the reporter.
Il have bel II in this work for twenty.
two years, dealing particularly with
claims in ngland, rance and Holland
the last six years. In this time have
visited Europe regularly tw'co a year,
taking on each trip an average Of about
twenty-five claims TO look Lp. Out Of
the twenty-five am usually successful
with about three. go only as an III.
tOrnOy, TO investigate, but each person
for whom so must pay mo a fec for
expenses, besides agreeing to allow me a
per cent. on the amount OF property or
money obtained, should his claim prove
tObc successful. Cuy this week hayeI
received this will from England, after a
long search. 1t is an old, musty docu.
mcnt and ono Of its specifications is
that the properly left by the testalor
shall not DO sold nor moFtgaged for 100
years from tho date o! tho Will. shall
sail for ngland on July to investigate
this case and about forty Others
'iIow much money do these forty
claims represent"
10 ono not familiar with the bust
ness the amounts claimed are most
astonishing This one blndlO Of claims
which shall take over with me re 70.
scnts millions OF dOllars-more money,
IN fact, than would pay oil the national
debt. The claim nts arc all Of the bet.
ter class Of intelligent people. too, bust
ness men, bankers, newspaper mon and
professional men from all paris Of tho
country, but particularly from the west.
II costs me about 800 to make one Of
these trips, When ! get TO London
there are oul y four or five lates 10 20
to, and If ] do not find the names there
! give up the search. The books on tho
sub. ect are all open for inspOc.
ton. II find before going that
u person Is to get a large amount,
! advise them to go them
selves, But when a person says 10 me,
as many do, why, as you arc going
over, anyway .uSt look up my name,
please, refuse to do so most decidedly,
fnR IL III kugt,.c, a., IL, .,.,., 1 .,,....i
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Tun0 % The IIt1r neither hIgh nor low.
Isl ght Of A IA
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WHY SHOULD II llIn,h2
lBurdette IN Brooklyn Eas'c.l

T'TW7TVV w UTVVNIIH FsIg'N,T
Full many flower is born to blush
unsecnP Oh no, Ariadne, not much il
isn't Unless the flower is quite con.
scious that somebody is looking at It, IL
does not waste its time in lille blushes.
1t attends strict! 10 business, holds up
its head and lriskly asks the next bse
that comes along to step in and eAamine
its new stock Of domestic and imported
pollen tcfore pnrcha ing elsewhere.
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l,nIlroadI,. IN Tho Andy, Moun,nIn,.

LIMA Tor, inter Ocean
The sensation Of riding up the MCiss
railroad, together with the rapid assent
from the sea level 10 tho mountains
crest, produces n sirknes, called "siroc.
che, often fatal, aud usually sending
people 10 bed for several weeks. Tho
symptoms arc a terrible pressure upon
the temples, nausea, bleeding at the
nose and ears and faiRtness, but tho Of
fectS can 20 avoided by taking precau.
tons and observing rules that expert.
ence las suggested, the chief one being
to drink glass Of brandy and keep per.
fGcIy quiet as the slightest degree Of
exercise will floor the strongest man.
People who are compelled to make the
ascent, il they have not become accus.
toned to il, usually take two or three
days for tie journey, stopping of at the
stations along the line. and gong to
bed at once upon reaching the town OF
I hcIa which stands at tho summit.
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Belle, aud "DowA"

A new and popular game among Phil
adelphia belleS is bows" Two young
ladies walk down street together, and
the one TO whom the most hats are
raised is the winner, and the other pays
for the ice.cream or soda.water. When
a hat is raised to both it Is called a
scratch" and counts nothing. How
much tile raising Of a hat may mean!
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ITNTI7 UNF NOW I0lk 7 7IOlnNT
Victor Hugo conversed OH morals and
aaturC. Among other things he said
that he only liked flowers and birds in
their natural place. Eo thought them
unhappy in pots and cage 1t gave
him lutte pleasure to receive horqnets,
though he was often intoxicated with
the beauty Of flower blooming in a
fold
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1t Wasn't Poetry.

81 glcsS Mrs. Hickman has begun
writing spring poetry, mother" "What
makes you think sO:" "She came into
the grocery Wills ! was there, and shu
had cabs Of ink all over her hands and
face. :" oetry! fddle,ticks! She been
takiLg down the stove"
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Tho coffee houses introduced in Eng.
land during the past few years in order
to offer u cheap and healthy substitute
for the dram,hops have already had a
marked influence FOR good and arc DO.
ginning to not only 10 sclfsuppOrtlus
but even profitable institutions.
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Pctwoon ordinary rain md thunder
rain, Il, ! almiGri says, the only diner.
cncc is tlcmore abundant development
of electricity in what has received tie
name of thunder rain. Generally the
raining cloud must DO regarded as a
constantly flowing source oil electricity.
There can he no Lightning without rain
and thunder. The sO.callOd harvest
lightning" is merely u distant storm.
The sound Of thunder eau not be heard
beyond twCnty.One kiOmCters, while
lightning is prCceiyCd at a far greater
distance.
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Tho Acme oT Toi,tCaul.
lIllrlInrAnn ~ T.. n ,

There is one place in this country
away down in Maine where tho people
are so polite that they never sneak Of
unmarried ladies MS old maids. ThoJ
simply call thCm ladiOs.in. waiting.
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EAST BOUND

|N''Aa'ACDtAAAONs
Leaves Parkersburg... ,....,.,.,. 5 4Oam
Leaves Wheeling ."""."... 4 40pm
Gro. W. THoNroS, vice-Pres't.
G. L. WILLIAMS, Asst Sup't
June 20, 1SS5-ti.
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July 29y4w.

QEEa week at home, $500 oulht tree pa.
OUI)AbSol9iely sure. No risk, CAPITAL not y.
CURED, Reader. II you want businsSS, =,
which persons Of either 'es, young or DID, can maIs
seal pay al the time they work, With absolute ss,.
Portland Maine. "''~-e' W"
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would Draw nottcn

"a turnip closely resembling an Gle.
phant is on exhibition at ECy West. +"
An elephant closely resembling a tur.
nip would draw a bigger crowd at q cir.
uuS.
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,UR PRICES ARE Low.
OUR WORK TIE BEST.

mn Diot the WORKING class Send 10 cents for
IH postage, aud VIC will mail you FREg,
.l(IIll ,royal, valuable box Of sample goods that
III Will put yoIl~fu the way Of making more
money 10 a few days than you ever thought possible
al any business. ,apial not required We will
start you, YOU can Nork al the time or in spare
time only. The work j. universally adapted to both
sexes, young ard old, You eau easily earn from 50
cents to S. every evening. That al who want work
may test the buIness VIC make this unparalleled otter
to all who ate Nlt well satisfied We will send s. to
pay iof the trouble Of Writng W.. Fall particulars,
directions, rie., sent free. Fortunes will hr made
BY those who give their whole tme to the aoIk.
now Addie.. SIlEsOS 4 Co, Portland Maine
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stopped IT.. r,rsn

An Ari ona man Inns stopped taking
an agricultural paper Ito wrote to
tho editor asking how to get rid Of
gnats. The answer came in tho next
issue of the paper kill them.
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eEps


Let u b eohtsnt 70 work,
y DO lhe thtng We can, and not presume
~ fret becAu ~ llttl9.
Ia. 8 Browning
Much learning show, how little mor,Als
Much wealth. how little w'rldlnE can en-.
Tbs string Courthouse breaks, AMI tae mu.
Tho string II &, Jj'sr.lu.t I. danb, and music
Tune u the litsr neither hIgh nor low.
flight Of Ala"
Whatever lacks purpo Q Il eViI; q pool With.
out p'bblsI breed slime;
Not any one Atp hath chance fA,hinnel on
tic infinite stairway II Time;
Nor ever cuInq goo withlut labor, In toll,
or In science oF art:
II mu bN wrought ont through the mu.clss
born out Of the soul anil the heart
-tChlrlSJ. O'MttlsN
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A seine nearly a milo long is paid out
from tho steamer TO inclo o tho nSh and
cut them of from the open sea. At the
wing and hug of the net small surf
boats arc stationed, whose crews strive
to frIgh;en the PROPOSES when they
attempt a combined charge upon tho
net,
As the huge creatures, often weighing
Loco pOu.ldS each, can easily break a
seine il they set ont for il, the only
safeguard Is 10 distract them and divert
their attention. slowly and steadily
tho seine Is drawn in toward tho beach,
aud when near enough, smaller seine
IL brought into play inside tho larger
enc,
with this few porpoiscs at time
arc cut OF from the mnin school, and
haulcd by main force on the shore,
whore they arc dispatched with lances
or knives, 1t is no boys play hauling
this small seine through the surf.
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Medical and Surgical Institute has opened city apos o.
for the treatment forms CHRONIC DIS EASES both MEDICAL and
SURGICAL. The staff Of this Institute will consist Of the following Physicians
and Surgeons g t. REED, JAS. JOHNSTON F. G.ALCORX
W. NJ PERSONS Oh AL ages suffering from any form Of chronic
durable be benefited by will the patient desires be furnish
any hotel or boarding house the city and be treated by Institute
as an outdoor patient.
While do not claim boast miraculous believe give our
patient all the advantages treatment that can be obtained Institutions
IN the largo cities OF the The Institute viii be furnished with all tho
modern and appliances dCes and acdn
Operations OF all kinds will be performed in accordance with modern
legitimate Surgery
Believing will be kuy respectfully solicit the paton
age Of the sick and afflicted For particulars address ~
July 22-6m. DIR. L. q. ALC0RN, secy GalpOlls, Ohio
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wells Health Remover restores health and vigor
cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervousness Debility
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29

When a man is whipped at the post in
Delaware they give him piece Of rub
Der to bite on The victim thinks II
dOadcnI the pain,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29

lfynu are losing your grip on life, try "Wells'
Health Remover" Gees direct to weak spots.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29

II you are falling, broken, worn out and nervous
Me"Welli Health Remover" S.. Druggists
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29
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Heart Pains.

Clears ou' rats mice, roaehes ae,, ants, he'd bug,
ssunks, ehpmunk,, gophers. iSC, Druggists,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29

Trough on Itch" cures humorS, erupiions, ring.
worm, letter, sail rheum, frosted feet, ehillbains
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29
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Singing, irritation. Inflammation, all Kidney and
Urinary complaints, cured by "Buchu'Plibl." s.,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29

Ladies whn would retain freshness and yivieiiy.-
Don't fail to Try "Wells Health Reviewer"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-29

Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns, rsc. Quick
complete cure. Hard OF soft ccrnS, warts, bunons