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The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11

4
fhs sssusI meeting Of Dlpsr@st District
Lodge, / o. O. T., was heI6 10 the Hall Of
Lyysity Lodge, Skowheg,so, Friday, March
eth, lGeS. II was = beautiful day, and
members Of the Order from the surround
iDg towns began 70 arrive early. When
the hour arrived for opening the morning
session. We found many Lodges represent
ed by the leading men OF the county, all
seeming TO fully realize the purpose for
which they had met and suxious TO accom-
pIish their purpose.
The following officers were elected and
installed for the ensuing year:
d. TT. G. Holt.
ID. CA. s. Burke.
ID. V. T.,-Clara Varney.
ID S.,-F. S. Morse.
d. A. S.,-Mae Cook.
ID. Treas.,-A 7, Stafford.
d. Chsp.,-J. j.. .1ffum.
d. MI. +. Whitney.
ID d. M.,-Cara Hilton.
ID. G. Mildred vainey.
ID. Sen. Moses Frepcb, Jr.
7. ID. It's. &. Morse.
Alter installation, business of interest to
every Good Templsr was attended to.
The matter relating TO Juvenile Temples
received much attention, and there was
committee appointed to look after the
work 10 this county There are now twen-
ty-one Lodges of Good Templars 10 the
county, with membership OF over 1900.
The speaking at his meeting WAS OF the
highest class, being both entertaining and
Instructive, and all who attended unite In
saying the meeting was a grand success.
Some lodges, We are sorry to say, were
not repre- sented, to these, we would say,
they lost meeting Of pleasure and profit.
These meetings are just what we need for
the advancement OF The cause In which we
are engaged; they give us a chance to see
our neghoors' work and note their pros
perlty. We have u chance to see who our
associates are 10 this work, which stimu-
lates US to work more earnestly To accom-
pish that which we believe to be a high
and noble purpose.
At the closr of the afternoon session,
tables were spread In the hall and free
supper furnished by members OF Lryalty
Lodge. About seyenty-fve were fed
The next regular session will be held at
Scion, June 5ti, the delegates TO be enter
tanned by l. )dges Star OF the East and
Scion.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11

with tired, laDguid feeling, bearing down
pain, &C., you may be sure" says Mrs.
Chas. Bracket OF IIermoD, Me, "that YOU
have Kidney Disease. have been cured
OF s~vere case by BRowS's SARsAPAKILLA
after | had employed many doctors with
out benefit. Have been confined To my
home In times past, but am now in good
health"
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11

Said Mr.. Abbie uaIh&ch, " bster St :,
Bangor, NJ. II have been told by m' dicsl
men that ny Kidney ID ses-e Wa iDcurable.
have regatued good health By using
BRowSs SARsAPAKILLA. / consider l.
wonder ul iof tOning up aud ,GYi -orating
the system, l. is OF great value IN many
of thOs. troubles peculiar 70 our sex
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SOMERSET, s..
Taken OF execution wherein Absalom Parkmau
>unntr Knwcli. OF Scion in sand county. copart
n r. al tt- The firm name of Parkmlu and Rowell
are creditors, AID l-aAc Curson Bin ham, IL sid
county i thinr. snd will be sold by publ auction
on the t"eaty h-st day of March, 4. u. iSS5 one
o'clock III he a'lern" on. at The OIL al Turner
Buswe IN >'ou IN said county, all the right title
on the sixth day of March, \. d. 1884, when the
same was attached on the original writ. IN aud to
tract Of lana ia said Bing am. containing about six
hundred acres and comprising aud being is mum
d,rd three, four and five in the sixth range of lots
in sad Bingham. according 10 the survrytlnd plan of
Philip Bulen
Sol II, Me Feb Is 1885.
BITS LYMAN CIR ANT DEPUTY sheriff
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11

HARTLAND-At the town meeting March
I'd, the following officers were elected; J.
o. Bradbury ID. w. Ham, Robt. Lofty, Sc
lectmen; r. s. Williams, collector; A w.
Miller, clerk. The town voted to buy a
road machine. Religious services will be
held In the Baptist church this week, Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Much good is being done 10 the name Of
the Lord.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11

liz. h,rr upon me for yett-. II ~
broug't - ~ lifting, ovsfe xeftion, s.e.,
Will. fpli y ny my tfade, said Nr. Ca.
p1tttr.Dn, Eusiueer Bangor Mscbinr -,
BsBgsr, NJ got no Bii ugtil % ga L.
n.e BHOwS.s sAK-APAhfLLA. All troubles
ca1scd by Kidney Di-ea-. have left me, and
ny pr' -"ni good health 10 doe To he use oi
BROWNS sAH-APARILLA.
No woman having k'drey trouble, ac.
coi1pi ned 1.iU iho=,. deep ps,o- across tue
bsck, drawing down palu-. dizziness, rest
- sl'rp. &c, can ,xp r. comfort In this
liz until the cause he removed. This csuse
l. u s'asc Of tn Kidney. can oniyi5e reach
I'd through tbe-. .rgans. Mr.. w T.. Her
rex. Of Cir burn, Vas 20 afflicted, and
sought various chanbel. for help. Hearing
81 BKoWS's sAETAPAEILLA she tried IL, b.
gan - fai Al one. and today enJ y
good health. BEOwS's SAKsAPaHIiLA i
peculiarly adapted fDf kIdn y Disease.
Il had those dartiDz pains
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11

It IL very delicious to the taste, and. can
be administered to infants without the
slightea danger. Jadwin's Pine Tar Syrup.
Sold BY Geo. Cushing.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11
E. :. Fairbrothar.
Sap Buckets,
Sap Pans,
Sap Spouts,
Sap Carriers!
SaClarOmGtepS!!
Syrup Cans :!
Measures,
1unne||s, Etc.
If YOU are going to use any
of the above goods it will
pay YOU to examine my
stock before purchasing.
g.. "A, -S:SoS ssss.
upSspnHe. Nnfico

SrATE r MAINE
SOMERSET =. COURT p INSOLVENCY
In the case Of Wiliam r Livin, ION Iu,o.ye.s
nvh ~.
tn l. 10 i've Haflcc Int on he 81 i-Y uf Ma
a. -. l>>5. = wa "a 90 ir-olvercy rs SISTED By,
Turner l1sweh, JgtEy ~ Ceur o. L. ,,ucy fo-
- COUNTY r some 50, '-ainsf n, t. at Of sid
W ! am r.livIL sta Il Il ugHam, Main. a0i3 l.. Il
20 Ice m lusnNr At Grhuf vl ,sct tion + "a 4 &c
Nact. Petit was file on III 81 DIV II Marc.
a y. ISIS - which date Interest On a M l. 90 hr
computed lat ihe p4. nlca; ot any debts To or 0,
"a dtht,r. and The tn ser and del very ct auy
pro, crty by rim arc forbid sru by aw Tia a meet
it& tf III creditor, of said debtor. prove she IN
de L JuA Gin one more as>c t-s oi his estate,
vii b. tea It Court = Insolvency 10 lie hu de-.
at the Probate Cont Room IN said >kpWhet4r. OF
the 3isi day OF March, \. b. lSS', al one oCi1 800
III alt,rnoer.
Given under my hand he date ir>' above wtlttea
h. " STEW ARD,
vcrcy. 2tlu
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11

"For economy and comfort. e'ery
spring, we use Hoods Sarsaparilla," writes
Buffalo, IN. Y lady. 100 Doses One
Dollar
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11

All along the worlds highway Is the ev.
idence that Jadwin's Tar Syrup cures all
Cough, Colds and Consumption. Sold by
Geo. Gushing.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11
DIED..

Somerve Mass-Feb 27lh. Fly f. daughter Of
Geo Il. and Nonic 5. Green aged 10 years ahc
months.
Harm ony- March 9th Lison Farrer aged-yoars'
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11

Our REPREsENTATIvE.-Th Augusta
correspondent of the Portland argus thus
pictures our representative
Sd. Walton Of Skowhegan, is one of the many
able and honest men who has mind of his own.
He has spoken on many questions and generally
commsnds attention. He 10 about the average in
physique, has clear. frank eye, full forehead, u
mild pleasant expression and a sOnorous voice.
His services on the legal committee have been e.
pecialy useful and notable by reason of HE sound
legal ability pluck, moral courage and nrmness. He
10 Republican.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11
Bridge Notice J!
Messengers Notice.

d1t"5V7'JCT q ~ W 'OFE'
STATE oF MAINE.
SOMERSET S. COURT Of INSOLVENCY
In the case OF George II. Burrii Insoivent Debtor.
This is to give notice that on the 9th day OF March
A. ID. 1885, a Warrant in Insolvency wss issued ont
Of the Court OF Insolvency for said County of som
elset, against the estate If George II. Bnriil of
Canaan in the County OF Somerset, adjudged to be
an Msolvem Debtor on petition o: said Debtor,
which petition was fl. d on the third day Of March
A. ID, 1855, to which last named date interest on
claim belonging to said Debtor, to him or foi his use
ard the delivery and transfer Of any property by him
are forbidden by law That a meetng Of the redit-
ors of said Debtor to prove their debts and coo+e
one or more assignees of his estate will be held at
Court Of Insolvency to be holden st the Probate
Court Room. in Sko, hogan. on the seventh day OF
April A. d 1895 at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
G.vep under my hand at the date first above
written "
ZENAS VAU ;HAN.
sheriff n Messenger in Court oil Insolvency for said
Cou MY of SOmt rset.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11
WEDNEyDAY, MAR. 1iA.ISs0,


NetV Advertisement.
For Gsie-C.J. Burr
Druxs-0eo. Cushing.
settle Up-A. u. Wale.
Bftd2s Noiico--Selectmen.
Coming-Dr o. Fitzgerald.
Syrup Hakers g. w. Gray.
Nanhooi--i ulverwell d Co.
Furniture-R. =. FaiFbratner.
InsurA, Goa. N. Gteenw I'D.
PROBATE Notices. II. 0oodwin.
State VI Naine-Turner Bus we'll.
Phystctsns-Mr. b Mrs. II. q. Poole.
Adnmsons BaisAm-F. W. Kinsman
Bswke,' = observation-disclosures h Co.
Messengers Notice. b. n. steward and james
Vaughan.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11
CARPETINGs.

900 y,ls. Tapestry, Brussels only
G25c. New Spring Patterns
Lowell x Hartford Ex Supers at 7jc.
Cotton x wool, - to 5oc.
Oil Cloths - to SOC
Curtain Fixtures. Feathers. Rugs.
Mats, &c. at same Low Prices. My
stock.i> very large, bought for Cash.
and above prices are for Cash. and
does not including delivering out of
town unless agreed upon at time Of
sale.
+ II. Domhoti. Cphol>teFer, is
still with me. and anyone wanting
work done over in an honest and
Worklnanlke manner. will find him
the one to do it
carry a full stock of Furniture
Coverings. Fringe>. Gimp>. Nc. &c.
.lutes, RANGES Tapestries &c. for
DraprricS. Embossed Flu hes all
ShddeS in fact everything hat should
be toand III a tirst-class House Furn-
lShlng Store. 4tiO
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11
Dor N.
MAR r lE D..

Bingham-March 9TH by Joel Colby Esq. Mr..
win Ii. Adams and Miss Mary E. Morris both of
the Forks Plan alton.
Boston-by Rev. DR.. Jones Mr.. c. II. smith o
Chicago to Miss George A. Goodrich Of Skowhegan.
Skowhegan March. 3rd by Rev. L. H. Bean
Mr. Forrest Herrin OF Skowhegan and Miss May f.
King OF Cornvillc.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11

Il had those dartiDg pains
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-05
Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed atnight and bro
ken Of your rest by sick child suffering
and crying with pain of cutting teeth:
If so, send at once and get bottle OF
Mrs, WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOX
CHIEDRFN TEErHING. Its value is meal
culale. 1t will relieve the poor little SUI
terer Immediately. Depend upon ii,
mothers, there is no mistake aboutit. 1t
cures dysintery and dihroea, regulates
the stomach and the bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces inGama-
ton and gives tone and energyto the
whole system Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup for Children Teething is pleas
ant to the taste, and is the prescription Of
one of the oldest and best female nurses
and physicians in the United States ard
is for sale by all druggists throughout
the world. Prsce Is cents per bottle.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-05

Messrs. Kirst& Kramer who are open
ing their winter stock Of goods, wish to
announce to the ladies ofthe CITY that in
the way of fancy groceries they can offer
some Christmas material for the prepara-
ton of delightful dishes At this store
the composition Of an elegant dinner can
be found without going further. Tur-
keys, iellies, made dishes of corn, CT
cheese, or mushrooms, dreamed goods
with the best domestic groceries that can
be found in the city.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-05

Il. ?. EDMoNDsoN offers to the house
Keepers Of the city fine assortment d
small fruit for Christmas fruit cake. A.
So an assortment ofimported grapes for
luncheon or table use. Ills custome.s
will find turkey, celery, with Flo-ida
and Louisiana oranges of the finest qua
lty, at his store. Mr.. Edmondson offers
both foreign and domestic fruits, with
dried fruit for the pies and buildings Of il
Christmas pudding.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-05

The house Of Calef 4 Polk, SO well
known last summer for its large and sue
cesstuI transactions in ice, have added i
specially Of dealing which increases their
business operations. This is the bring
ing on, from eastern merchants Of oys-
tiers Of the very finest grades. Ladies
who contemplate entertaining this win
ter, or who are receiving then friends
will remember this specially Of Calef u
Polk.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-05


o. response to invitations issued by
w. w. and Mrs. Logan H, Roots for last
s "wednesday evening, a large number of
;J,- assembled at their handsome res
Thu ~ and passed delightful evening.
ont pOSIamme was admirably carried
D MY, ana did much credit to the partici-
cnb ~, \, ana In the historical sketch of the
i1rs,. MIS- T. L, Dodge gave some very
Of ~t soang Items regarding the club, some
The > ol, We take the liberty of quoting.
De,enb tIuD ) was first organized in 1875,
Of Mr. Yv ", the second, at the residence
nen5.., W. Whipple, with thirteen
Glib has has, a and during the ten years the
tai mnbl..0 urished wonderfully, the to-
BEING eirb. Of members during this time
programme was finished the
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-05

-,noval of Col. and Mrs. simms to
l:.. r. Rock, Miss Ninette has made
bi'Ds ~. new friends who will regret her
n a,.t stav among them. She is in every
s .,r gifted, bright, vivaoious, and ha9 a
wee. sa, disposition, and is the pride Of
-, father. Mr.. Oates is to be con
.,,n,rated upon his success,
The bridal dress was Of cream white
,,tin made en- haine. The front was
covered with white point lace and the
so1are neck ends in high roll
inc collar, while her ornaments were
white pearls, and her dress was trimmed
nth mbe roses AS she stood beneath
tbe marriage bell, enveloped in her long
white veil, her sweet face with the
brown eyes looking into the new future,
she presented picture not soon to be
forgotten.
Mr.. Oates is a tall dignifed, young
gentleman, and stands well among the
prosperous merchants of Hope. He is
the junior member OF the firm of Mitchell
Oates 4 Co.
They left on the afternoon train for
their future home. Among those pres
ent beside the immediate family, were
Mrs. !. S, Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Lowry, Judge and Mrs. B. B. Battle,
Atorney-General Dan W. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Rainey, Mr.. and Mrs.
J'D.Reayes, Ohm P. and Miss Annie
May Lowry, DR.. and Mrs. L. R. Stark,
Mrs. Rosa Gaines, Capt, and Mrs. ]. S.
Whiting, Mrs, DR., Vernon, Mrs. Flor
ence Ware of Washington, Mrs. F. T.
Vaughan, Mrs. M. G. Hall, Mrs. DR..
u, Lu'key Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Royston,
MISSES Mary Newton, Lessie Horni-
OFook' Eva Whitthorne, Gable Beau
: Snamp, Cootie Williams, Florence, Ma
, De, Il and and Nora Morgan, Messrs. H.
y IT. Inmble, J. M, Simms, w. c. Simms,
VI W Washington, DR.. G. M. D. Cantrell,
" w. y W. Field, D, H. B. Williams, R,
! 4 C y Ok B. NJ. Brown, F. L. Royston,
: y Hart and R. H. Farquhar.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-05

guests repaired to the spacious dining
room' where most elegant supper was
served the large table, made in the
shape OF horseshoe, seating SEVENTH
I'VE guests at once. In the corner of the
horseshoe stood a beautiful pyramid of
lrult and flowers, and at each plate we're
satin ribbons with quotations from the
famous playwright, the prettiest one be-
ing:
''This night | hold an old-accustomed
feast.
Whereto | have invited many a guest.
Such as | love, and YOU among the
rest.
The ladies and gentlemen present
were: Judge and Mrs. S, R. Coekrill.
Judge and Mrs H. c. Caldwell. Judge
and Mrs. c. c. Waters, Judge and Mrs.
E. W. Kimball, Judge and Mrs. D.
Reeve, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Beidleman, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
K Belts, Judge and Mrs. W. c. Rat
cIiffe, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Barton, Mr..
and Mrs. R. A. Edgerton, MI. and MIS-.
K. Il. Parham, Col. and MIS-. B. S. John
son, DR.. and Mrs. c.. Lincoln, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Lamb, MI. and Mrs. R. E.
Douglass, MI. and Mrs. S. 0. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. G. M. Butler, MI. and Mrs. F.
M. Hanger, MI. and Mrs. W.P. Holman,
MI. and Mrs. S. Pollock, Mr. and Mrs.
W. 6. Whipplc, Col. and Mrs. Thomas
Essex, DR.. and Mrs. Breysacher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam WasSell, MI. and Mrs. C. E.
Mr. and Mrs. George martin, Mr..
and Mrs. George Dodge, Mrs. R, L.
Dodge. Mrs Urquhart, Mrs. Deshon,
Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Upham, Mrs.
MIS-. Wait, Mrs. Savage, Mis-
ses Whitthorne, T. ]. Brooks, Brown,
Deshon, Dodge, Pierce, Parham, Bar
ton, Essex, Prof. and Mrs. F. H. Ellis,
Messrs. Ragland, Benton (St. Louis,
DeShon, Lynch, E. J. Butler,
A. WasselI, J. w. House, Golduer, r.
Upper, and AR. Kennedy.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-05
Local News.

Mr.. c.. O.KIMBALL would like to call
the attention of ladies through the La
DIES Journal to the very fine class of
goods that he has to offer to purchasers.
For driving he has handsome carriage
robes, also stylish whips ofelegant work
with whips for ladies horseback
riding that cannot be eXcelled.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-05

Among the progressive business gen
tIemen of the city, the house of w. I, &
R. I. Wilson has prominence. This firm
has been in active business life for twelve
or fifteen years, with standing that is
firm and reliable. They carry an eXcep-
tionally fine line of goods, deal from
strictly honorable standpoint, and fill Or
ders for people living out of town with
prompt attention and satisfaction to ALL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-16

burthsn Of the poor wOuld thereby be en-.
hghtened.
regret to say that many assessors In the
State refused to comply with the instruc-
tons Of the Auditor, although ne was aa-
thorized by law TO issue the same; they
should have rendered prompt obedience there
to. Proceedings in mandamus were insti-
tutsd before the Supreme Court of Appeals
in the name Of the Auditor, against the as
SCISSOR of Brooke county, for his refusal to
comply, and after full hearing the Court
sustained the Auditor, holding that "the law
so construed by the Chief Executive, and
given BY the Auditor in his instructions to
,he assessors, was binding on them" and
directed peremptory writ to issue, enforc-
ing his compliance Herewith.
A full discussion before the people OF the
assessment question has been OF much ser
vice in placing upon the books large
amount Of property liable to taxation, which
had heretofore escaped, although not exempt
by any law.
The following table shows such increase
in the personal property since the year 1881,
as also the increase in real estate, under the
reassessment act OF 1882:
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GoSEExnnrs-Srpnger.
foan ana s-hsf sEtsa1sa-
fD1r1
Psdfe 6ro q ts8-.-.-.----.. --.--..---s.iO
RAmEAYs-Iregular.
SrArs SECUuriEs-Quiet
SroCKs-The market vas dali and feat
ureless during the first hour Of buinesa
The tendency, however, was toward lower
figures, and before the Srst csIl decline Of
TO per cent was recorded. LAckavsnns
leading With sales down 10 88i. Sab
secuently there was . rally Of 10 /.
but still later This inprovemenf was lost.
Between and z p m the market was firm
TO strong. In the afteruoou Louisville and
Nashville broke ! to 74t. and JERSEY Csntrsi
II 10 35f. THIS unsettled The entire Iist, q
though The decline vas leas impostast ex-
cent in the case OF Canada Psei6c, which
broke 2 70 "A. Northwestern fell sf 70 9O5.
ST. Paul 10 743, Lacksvanns 70 50. ner
York Central 10 s1i. Union Pacific 70 l9i.
and Western Union TO 5st. Tbs market
closed weak. The veakness late Ia the
dsy was due to rumon that prouinent
house was in trouble, which vAs confirmed
after the close Of business By the annouucs-
u.ent Of the assignment Of John J. Cisco 1
Son TO Louis Nay. The 6rn has - ont
standing contracts on the Stock Bxchsngs
Compared With last night ths closiss prizes
are { 70 ) pr cent Iese. sxospt faf Dea
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Which sum Is respectfully ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
be appropriated
state House wheeling.
The city Of Wheeling has presented .
claim against the State for water furnished
the State House in wheeling for ten years
at the rate Of $3.50 per year, amounting to
the sum Of 3. 500.
As the Capitol win be removed 70 Charley
ION shortly after the first day Of Nay next i
i prouer that this account should be ad-
iusted with the city. and also such further
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-16
Communication.

WEFUsPEA, Al, Sept Is. 1854 About Slx'yeArs
ago became afflicted with q very disagreeable SKIN
disease with large, dry and many eruSted PIN
pies on my face, hands and shoulder. The sore on
my shoulder eat out hole nearly inch deep, and
the csBcerous appearance Of one Of the sores near
ny ere alarmed me very much. / tried all kinds
Of treatment bot found nothing that seemed to affect
the disease. finally decided TO try 8 ). 3 on adj
vice Of a physician, ard IN . short time the Seabs
dropped IRON the sores and left my skin smooth and
made and the only thing that will cure the disease
With Which was afflicted. think my trouble was
the result Of terrible attack Of maartal fever con-
aaCted while farming IN the TallapOOSA river swamp
] can be found ~ nay ONCE in the court house at
hetumpkA You can refer 10 me.
]. L RHODES, Dep Sheriff Elmore Co, Ala
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. drawer 5, Atlanta, da
Sold by Iaughlin Bro. Co. and Logan Co., AZ
wholesale and retail, Wheeling, ". Va.
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SCROFULA.
Xnndsrhilt,. None, Couldn't Buy 1t.

the Acworth News and Farmer Of this week says:
Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, living within three miles Of
Acworth, remarked that Yanderbilps fortune could
lot buy from her what six bottles Of SWfts 3peci &c
has done for her Her statement Is q iolloWi: For
thirty-One years have sudered almost death from
that horrible disease, Scroiua. For years vas IN
Ihls to DO anything in keeping up my domestic
affairs. ast October was induced % try swtfts
Specl6c and used two bottles, snd was - much ben
e6Ied By i that purchased Jour more from MesSrS.
SOrthcut & johnson, which has almost entirely re-
ieyed me. / feel like new person, and can do all
ny own hOusewOrk. Before took the 5. 5. ). my
he vas burden, n my entire person was covered
With sOres and IN this miserable condition did not
ara TO live had tried every known remedy, and
my case was generally regarded Is incurable. had
een treated BY the be-t physicians to no avail ]
most heartily recommend SEliI's Specific to the
EaiiCted.
MessTsL Northeut a johnson, merchants at Ac-
worth, say: We know Mrs. Elizabeth Baker person
ally; We are familiar with her case She is highly
Esteemed in this eSmraunity.
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Restored.

Remedy FRKE-A victim Of youthful impru-
|5spce causing Pre- mature Decay Nervous Oebility,
81 Manhood &c, having tried in vain every known
vmely has discovered a simple means oil seli-eure
'g5irh he will send FREE 10 his fellow sufferers,
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..TBE daily REGISTER will be
sent 10 any address during the
session OF the Legislature for one
dollar. Invariably In advance.
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MbesIias 8esistes
T0AVELERS, GUIDE.

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B , z. Q. Railroad

B, z. Q. Railroad.
Leave Bellaire at p. IN. for Summarized.
Leave Bellaire al 800 q m. for Someraeld and
Evansville. Arrive At Bellsire, s:lS a. IN aad rs
p. m.
For through tickets East and West, cah
on or address j. G. Tomhnsou, Tic ct Ag't
Handle route, foot OF Eleventh street
Wheeling W. Va.