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PERSONAL POINTERS.

wv WALTON, E.q, is absent on
legal husires..
Mr.. John SurpEs, OF Cameron was
In 10 see us Thursday.
Mr.. FRED DrErRIok, OF Clarington'
was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. H. o. SIMERAL. OF Beallsville,
visited at j. B. DRIeGs', OF Woodsfeld
last week.
Mr.. j. C DENooN and sister, Miss
EMMA were in Wheeling last week. on a
shopping tour.
Mr.. JACOB STOUT, OF Mt. Carrick,
frightened up our office on Saturday
with bis CHEEKY presence.
Mr.. ALEX. GIFrEN, an in,eligen,
young gentleman Of near Powhatan. is
viel,ing at CAPT. SPAHaLERs
IS. A. LIkUELLEN, OF the Stafford
Normal was in town Saturday, and we
cleaned frem chat with him that his
school is progressing nicely, and that
be now has forty students on the roll.
DIR. J. L. MASON, a popular phYsi-
clan of Stafford, Was present at the meet.
ing OF the I. .. o. F, on Thursday Of
las, week, and in his capacity as Deputy
Grand Mnsle', attendedto the installa'io ion
OF officers of the Lodge
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Congressional.

A the Republican Congressional Con.
vehtion has put in nomination Honoia
BILE Charles Gtosvenor, is it not in order
Tor the Demccrscyat the Fifteenth Dis
trict 10 be locking out their aspiranis for
Cong tessionsl honors, so as TO select The
best and most available man to he put in
nom'nation at the next Convention We
would suggest the name OF onr true and
irird representative. Hon "A. ] Warner.
~ frirnd 10 the hest interests of his
cor eii,uenis he is a gentlemen oi the
6rst c'ass-alike the frieni OF The sol.
dier, the Isboring classes and the sgri:
culluri.t In the 6rst place the friend OF
the soldier, by trying 10 secure. by his
speeches and vote, . Just and iair distri..
buiioh of ps nsions tc oil who are Justly
entitled to the support Of the Govern.
men, for services rendered in the main
trnance o! our lave, whether at home OF
abrosd; a friend 20 the lsboring classes
by trying 10 bring about the pay ment OF
fair wages to all those who's" cspi'a oil con.
sists in their labor, and who have to de-
pend on labor for the support, OF them.
selves and families. ] will say here that
the prosperity OF agriculture depends
largely on lhe success of the lsboring
.cls.s having emplo, ment at fair wages
to enable them to huv The products OF
agriculture. The TREND OF agriculture
b, his support OF oil measures as they
are presented before Congress, In the
continuation OF thrift on foreign woods,
and in his vote to impose tex on imi-
ta,ion or artificial rutter .o.callcd, the
manufacturing OF which, IL r'dneing abe
price of cows and the dairy interests of
ihe CO.. MY Gen. Warner is gentle.
man OF national reputation, \ tried SOL
diev, a true statesman, and should he
consent TO I've the candidate Of his party
goo may figure his majority in Old Mon.
roe at twehty.6ve hundred -
Some OF the Democratic of the district
are looking to the Hon. Henry Lyons
as being the Moses 10 lead them out OF
The political wilderness. Mr.. Lyons is
regular Jacksonian Democrat, and she uld
he be selected as the candidate OF his
party, Charley Grosvenor will ind him
an uel, man to run against.
Should the Convention conclude 10
give Monroe County the nominee, we
would suggest the name OF Hon Henry
Maury, as perhaps the strongest candi.
date that conld he selected In the county
he having had fonr years experience as
member ,of the Legislature. q position
that he filed as ahly as any man that has
occupied that position from this county
tor the last twent, years; a mnn of ire
proscbsble .chsracter,i . true Democrat,
alwa,s sdhering strictly 10 the usages OF
his party, man highly qualife,i 10 rep.
resent the dis,rict with honor to himself
and credit to his constituents.
There are other men in this county
we'll qualified 10 Oil the position of Rep.
resenis,ive in Congress and highly cred.
liable TO the people OF the district, but
we are not aware that any OF Monroe
Coun,y's men will he presented before
the Convention for domination. +
! A DEMOCRAT.
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RF April 7, 1857, torty.seven men
ndtr Unntrd OF Gen. RUFUs PUTNAM
landed on the eastern bank Of the Mus
kingum river, near its junction with the
Ohin. They laid out the town OF Ma.
rietta, The trst American settlement in
the territory az the United States north.
west OF the river Ohio. II is uropo. ed
to celebrate This event. hy holding ap-
propria'e memorial exercises in the pub.
lie 'chools of Ohio, April Z, 1888. That
the children may be prepared TO under.
stand the significance of such q celebra-
ton, the Ohio Historical Society will
prepare brief history Of Ohio, and will
urge the study OF Western history in the
schools for the next two years. Already
the teachers are evidencing much inter.
IS, in this conmendable movement.-
We know OF no effort on the part OF ed
ucatora OF more beneficial importance
than this and one that will arouse grr.t.
er interest in Ohio's Centennial Ex, o.i.
ton. Full information regarding thcse
matters NAV he had by addressing The
Secretary OF the Exp 'sition Boari, ".
A A. GRAHAM, at Columbus.
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'Afb Advertisements,
ROAD NOTICE


MOTT CT Is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioners
Of Monroe County, Ohio, at their September
session, S86, praying for reviow survey and
alteration Of the following described road to
wit: .Commenoing for the same at the GROSS.
roads on the lands of Frederick Rose In Sum.
NIT township and east Of said Fred Roses
barn; thence running . northeasterly course
along the east hillside through the lands Of
said Fred Rose to tbe south post of q gate
leading into field Of g. W. Fishers at the
foot Of the hill; thence north on the line be.
tween the lands OF Fred Rose and G. W
Fisher and George Hof to small log stable
A. the forks Of the roads; thence easterly
through the lands Of said George Hof, Lud-
Wig Hsft, and along the foot Of the hillside
north Of said George Hof's house to an sp.
pie tree near the line between the lauds Of
said George Hon and James Dsnbow; tn snce
on said line running no tn about thirty five
rods 10 . stake; thence an easterly course
through the lands Of raid James Deubow to
. pair OF barsieadins into the John Wshl and
James Denbow road, and there to end in
Summit township We also petition you ta
vacate 30 mach Of the cd road as becomes
unnecessary by the grant Of this review and
alteration And also that ycu grant suf.
fcisncy Of the county road fnnd to pay the
expenses Of this survey and review and dam.
ages acoruins thereby, II any, and that you
consider this at your September session, I 88 g..
augS.'8s.6. MANY PETITIONERS.
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NJ Mansfield, OHIO, figured on the
chances and concl uded she could afford
TO give $4,000, and build S3, 600 sewer,
as an inducement to NJ. D HARrER 10
locat. his Touring mill there. The mil !
will have capacity Of 1000 barrels per
day, and will he the largest in the State.
This 10 one of the ways Of bnilding up q
town. True il takes considerable out.
Law Of money TO induce such enterprises
to decide their l"ct,i ~ vet it finally
pays--and pays we'll II Wooisdeld-
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~ Pomeroy has had another fire and
this time the loss will amount to fifteen
or twenty thousand dollars Amount OF
insurance is not known The buildings
consumed we're the Buckeye Store q sta.
BILE AMI dwelling houar. The large
FIGURING Mill, containing thousands OF
bushels OF wheat, -four, etc. came near.
ly falling prey to the angry 6end, and
we're only kept out Of his eager clutch es
by the hardes, labor.
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EV II is with sincere regrets ,hst we
notice the es,cemed Wheeling Register
is guilty OF plagiarism. AT least We sup
pose II 10 he the Register, for the same
article about q swell dressed man at
te mptiDg a suindle 10 Martins Ferry" ap-
reared In its columns and In tbs: OF one
Of our exch enges slmost word for word,
without credit from either. The ex-
change is the same paper that said some.
thing shout "an eclipse Of the sum- and
aleo gave some interesting Information
concerning the population Of Chic,Eo.
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~ The following is the best hit the
Cs,liz Sentinel ha' gotten of for many q
day. Wesuppose tis original with the
Sentinel man and can say that some OF
The same sor, have called on us Here
IL i.:
We are acquain.ed with quite num-
Der OF persons who "get more papers
than can read now" and do not want
q local psper--as long as they can Dor.
row I, from neiehbor These fellows
always take "iamily journal" publish
ed in New York or somewhere. contain.
ing thrilling and blood curdling roman.
ces, such as make the younf reader dc
spise home and yea,n Tor the day when
they can break awav from hnme re
straints and 60 out into the Tar West and
become "bad men" and die with their
boots on.
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MORRIS
AND !
ARMSTRONG.
Summer Sellers.


TO close outOdds and ends,no
regard paid to cost Of goods
in this sale. We must make
room for Fall Stock. Some
Calico's Sc. yd. wide fine mus
lin SC all fifteen cent wash
dress goods l0c. Shoes Slip
pers &c. 50 and 75c. Boys
Boots $l.OO pair Mems whole
stock calf Boots 1925 Fine
opera Toe slippers for women
75c. Mems and Boys Sunday
straw Hats way down tocloss,
Mems summer Coats 25c.
Mems Duster coats 5oc.
long ones. Childrens MOLE
skin Pants 38c.
Lace curtoins at some re-
ducti0n to close. Parasols
l5 and Zoe. There are many
other articles to be put on
this cheap counter at prices
that will move them.
We have in some Fall stock
of Boots and shoes for early
sales, others will follow as our
manufacturers get them ready
fer us, now friends come early
and get some of these Bar
gains before they 60 out, Of
course we have not all sizes
of some Shoes &c. but come
and see what we have and you
will be lucky.
The Fair ticket is still on
Top. get your Five Dollar bills
OF goods and also your ticket.
We Have Them.
The Fair will soon be along
now 22d 23d and 9th of Sep
tember.
Buy your goods at the cheap
Store; get your Fair tickets,
come to the Fair, enjoy it,
make it a success. Boom
your own town-a and all will
be happy, but the happiest
part is the cheap goods at
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
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D~T The Sacramental Meeting annnun.
ced In the SPrKIr last week, WAS h Id 81
Asl ury Chapel, Methodist Episcopal
Church. Friday to Sunday July 23d and
25ih. Rev. H D. SrAUYrER, OF Woods.
neld. did the preachi' G. A good cor.
gregs,ion came together on Friday even
ing. A larger one came earlier On Sat.
urdsy evening. A still larger one came
on Sunday morning. A very prof able
love feast proceeded the sc, n on on. Sab
bath and the Lords snppsr was after
bfcominply observed.
The preaching from lirst to lest was oil
high order, ytry appropriate and much
appreciated by the Ashhury peo, le. who
40 douh, will long remember The CON
ing Of Bro. STAUrFER among them.
The congregation Of Sunday was
gathered from many miles around. Mr.
STAUFFER also preached at Beallsvil!e on
Sunday evening to a large and attentive
congregation.
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HD. K. LUTHY, OF Jerusalem.
Ohio, will deliver the Granger Fruit and
Vegetable Evaporator. for which he is
agent, TO anv party in the county al
manufacturers prices, within ten days
after receipt OF price from purchaser
Small size, 1926, 90 SO; medium, 24x
IS, s.; large, 24x72, $40. They are
used in connection with cooking stove,
require no extra fuel, and are guaranteed
to do good work. W. n. Probasco will
canvass some parts OF the county.
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re The man.gsI. of our FAIR struck
good. idea whrn they concluded TO
hrld the Fair a. late In the season %
September. b. ibst time the products
oi tie season will he fully matr''d, and
the i,icn.e hes, 10 he expected At on ear
Iier date vii have ps.scd away.
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aFThe Al Quarterly Meeting Of
woods6eld M- e Church will he bed
Angus, 7th end 9Th. Presiding Elder
PANE win preach on Saturday 1880 F.
NJ. xAne, preaching Quarterly Confer.
,ntr will be held. A, 1880 on Sunday
,lc Presiding Elder will preach again -
Aticr preaching lie Lords SUPPER will
he hdrnipisicred. H. d. SrAurrER
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cF Mr.. BroN KELLER, one Of the Demo-
cratic pcsial clerks on the b. q d C."
vas uc,p,l, examined on thu. duties OF
his office, and obiaired a grade OF ~ per
cent. We extend our congratulations.
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s6r Msr,t W. + MoRRIs and dsngh'
ssr, Nh ALrA, and Mrs. EVERETT Mon.
R,.. Irh Yesterday for E'dorado, Kansas.
MIS-. MoRais rrturns to her home at
E,doisdr. much improved in health ai'
isr s.-journ Of several weeks here. The
MsIot viii make On extended tour oi the
Wss,. and re,urn 10 Ohio in the course
al two or three months.
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ETI H BuRaoos, Receiver o. the
b Ia c., under an order from. the
Coar,, viii pay al wages due employees
,hst do n. date further hack than three
mo, ths. We understand that this will
incln,,c abou, all wages now due
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ew Ba,esvil,e. Noble Coontv. has or.
canized camp Of Sons OF Veterans
This hss heen good year for Reunions
ard Military organizations. and there
seems to he ss much military spirit
shtoad rs .ver.
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East Liberty.

= July 30 1885
Cat'l.--Rereirt.. 539 hesd; sh p
mcpta 95 had; market 'ai'Iy active
and nric"s nnchan eed; no csttlp shipped
t., New York to-day.
Ho9s-R' reip's. 2 200 head; sbi,-
nen,s 2 700 head: Phiinhel, hiss IS 1Oa
5 20:; Yorksrs4 80. ) 20; Seas hogs
shi p"d 70 New York. t
Shrcr- r. ceipt.. 2 900 head; ship.
m"n,s, 200 mead; m, k.t fair a, Thnr,.
dav'a p'ices
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rT The allie managers OF the Bsrnes

~ The able manageIs OF the Bsrnes.
willie Di.hict Fair sre determined to
mske srcecss this year ard Of their un'
iirrinc efforts in that direction be any
sn,e,on. ihey viii get there, too. One
da, ,ss, week II 6 unusual sound OF sleigh
iells was heard jIngline merrily on our
str, els. al upon investigation. We found
the bells were used TO attract attention
10 wagon, containing "s,snding" ad-
yer tisemenis OF the Fair
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cTA general reunion OF Soldiers will
take rlace nj Summerfeld on August
3l.t. and continue three days Eminent
srsalc,s viii he pr.seni. and oil soldiers
a,e particularly requested 10 be- present.
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xFwe. understand CAMERON hss
Icts,,c,,ye candidate :Or Congress IN
thi. Dis'rici: Tie gentleman it vel
known attorney, ~ho formerly resided
N, Pcmcioy.
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rE Ohio ranks as the largest wool
producing SAFE in the Union, and yet
that little fowl known ss the hen got In
-o,s l,s' yrar that in val"e, nearly
equa led the entire wool product OF the
Ct.to
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List of Letters.

Remaining in the Pos, Office At Woods.
field, O.. Angus, 1st. 1886
James DuIev. Samuel DsrraH, j. A
Fulton, John Never, John Riley, Jas
A. Ward, W. A. Walden.
Please cay advertissd, when calling
for the above. JAS. R. Morris, P. M.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS,
Wheeling.

wheeling.
WHEELING, July 81, 1886.
Ca: Ie-l,0G0 to 1.100 lhs stock 34s4
! er ill.,: 800 10 900 lbs. 34,34c per h.,
700 to 800 lbs, 24.2fc per In.
Hogs Marke, sc,ive; 4a44c per III.
Laph--Gond, at 3u44c per ID.
Cal ISss-3 90 5 90 per head
Sbeel,-2as3c per III.
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To Farmers.

Why ues new and unreliable Fertiii.
zers, when you can get the old and tried
Buckeye Phosphate, which you know to
be good. For sale by
CHRIS LUDE, Woods6eld;
Or j. NJ. Huffman. Green IT,; or W.
c. Foraker, Perry Tp. or John L. Stew
at, Bethel Tp., or Jacob McVay Frank.
lin Tp.
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/. ~ BENkY war, q farmer living near
Caldwell, ., lost IN slegsn, residence
TWO large barns and 3 erausry BY 6re.
Lees "a. GOO; insu,snce s4.100.
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Notice of Application for Pardon.

MoTICR is hereby given. that petition
~ will be presented to the Governor Of the
State Of 0hie, praying for the pardon OF An
son Smith, Jr., who was convicted at the
March term of the court of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, Of the crime Of "As-
sault with intent to commit q rape, and
senten eed to thelp snitentiary for the term Of
eighteen months. ANsON sMITH, SR.
aug3. '86tl.
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NEW LOCALS.

II Advertisements in this column will be
charged as follows First insertion 10 cents per
line, and five cents per line for each additional
week.
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egWe received intelligence Saturday

re We received intelligence Saturday.
of confisgrstion ., the Macksburg OIL
nslds Of rather vsst proportions Ac.
cording to aur information, thirty 1--we
thousand bsrr-ls OF oil were igni,ed by
a fash ~ ligh,,iiR and al Efforts TO ex-
tinpuish the fame. had proven ffuitless
II IA s,s,ed that the hoee billows o. flames
could he distinctly seen Q distance OF
several miles, aud we're noticed hv par.
ties q, differen, points In this County
The oil was the property Of The Stand.
ard Oil Company.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

n E0RGB KIMPLB, whose place Of residence
" and postofice address is Pittsburgh, AL.
legheny county, Pennsylvania, will take no.
tice, that on Tuesday, the 10th day Of July,
1885, The Clarington Planning Mill and Fur
niture Company fled a petition in the court
Of common pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio,
against him and others, whereby It seeks 10
assert mechanics lien upon the following
described premises situate in the town OF
Clarington, Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
Twenty four feet of of the south side Of lot
number one running back flty FIVE feet from
fence on Front street, the balance six feet
wide to the alley; to recover judgment
against said George Kimple for tho sum Of
$l3l IS, with interest from the 18th day OF
October, 1883, and for the sale of said prem.
ises.
Unless you answer said petition on or be-
fore the 25th day Of September, ] SS6, said
petition will be taken as true and judgment
rendered accordingly.
CLARINGTON PLANNING MILL AND PURNI.
TURF COMPANY,
By DRIaos & MALLORY. It's Att'ys.
july27,'86t7.
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E| Buy Buckeye Phosphate and i'm.
prove your farms Fer sale bv
C. LUDE, Woodsfeld, o. :

~ II you want Furniture, Hardware
Stoves, Tinware, Paints. Oils, or School
Books, at the lowest living prices, call
ON D. LUTHY.
Jerusalem, Ohio.
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EF We rcere, thst want OF space for.
cetl U, 10 crowd out numbrr ot inter.
es,inu Communications ,hia week.
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You will conduct said Primaries aDG
make returns thereof, in accordance
with the foregoing rcsoluiinns.
J. P. SPRIGGS,
Chairman Monroe Co. Dem. Cen Com
HENRY MAuRY, Secretary.
( Monroe Journal pl, sse copy.
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Rucklen,s Arnica Salye.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The BEST SALvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pm required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale b.
&. W. POPE.
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H4 The annual reunion Of the Ohio
Association OF ex.pt!sorers OF war, will
he held OF Ksn,on on August 4th and 9th
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cR Seventy Eve million acres Of
growing corn IL nodding i,s tasseled
airs 10 the hrce,e In the United States.
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eV Has Woodsfield Board OF
II. slth : II 40, where is itr
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EF This month will decide the Fate o.
the com crop. lndn utions 81 present
favor good yield.
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EFWe have received the iniatial copy
o, he Noble Count, Democrat, and pro.
nounce u, newsy, nra, and ably edited.
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ETA ncat -ign now dscoratos the
front of the Pos, OlIlce building.
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EF The I. Q D F. lodge met and In
stalled their officers on last Thursday
evening.
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The Sun. LAST WErK. 1885.
DEAR FRiEHDs: am still on deck.
Yuuis hp;ly. OLD Sol.
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~ The weather department got In
some fine work last week.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate OF John Hughes, Deceased

1'HB undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrator Of the estat.
of John Hughes, late of Monroe county decd
Dated this Sd day of August, A. D. 1885.
aue3,'S6t4 EDWARD HUGHES
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~
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AND BAcKAcHH, fsALwAYs PERMANENTLY CURED uSH
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sUIr Is BLESSING TO ovERwoRxEp WOMEN. h H
HovKs yAnINEss, fIArUIxrcY, ALL CRAVING yoR sfINu.
LkyTB AND AKIIKvEs wfAKyEss OF TIE stomach Cuxxs
LxucoRRH0A. MRSsfRuAL PERIODS PASSED srithosf IAn
Physicians Use II and Prescribe u.
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THOROUGHLY GIVE GOOD HEALTH AND STRENGTH. .
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BuIousSrss AND roRfIDIrY TIE Liver, a6 cts THxY
SHOULD BE TAKEN IN CONNECTION WITH TIE Conrouxp.
Ladies' should always Mrs. Pinkharn's 6anssivs
Wash. It il superior article, mailed for as cents.
ALL SOLD BY DRUGGIsTa.
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