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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-17
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- .-rSs- II Vinegar Batacra. par
iEafJAAolI Ifc.H l-rtive and tonic. puridee the
A flfh - CifN lboud. strengthens the liver
! :. :. !. :: : !. !. :. :: !
Il lzsyIh1 Z u cTTe. " land kidneTs. and vii resturs
4 - &rA ~. thealth. however loaf.
4 xl<e9 49, Vinegar HftterN is tne
1 FyieFA 1rA4 lhcst remedy discovered for
- 49, 4eA ~ irrumnfinE dir--tino. curing
| ~ haafStt<ee lhcadacse and iucrrasing tha
/ Al,777tT Tif7f7s4 vital powers.
Vinegar HiGners asEfm-
nates the food Regulates the stomach and baws
els. giving healthy and natural sleep
Vinegar RfGesrs 4 the great disease pre-
v-uter aud stAnds &C the head % all family r-s,f
edfsa. No house snouid ever be without II
Vinegar Rtt1ern cures Maarial. Bilious ard
other fevers, diseases Cf The heart. LIVER and
kldneFs. and hundred other painful dtsursier1-
send for either Of our valuable references
books for aides. for farmers. fuF merchants, cur
MryiicRl Treatise on Diseases. or our CAtes.hiszn
on In;emp-rznce and Tobacco. Whith last should
be IN the hands OF every child and ycuth In The
countrT.
Any two of the above books mailed free on
recetpt OF four cents for registration lees
RI. MeDunzld Drag Co, So Washington 81. n. z
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For twenty Years Mrs John GemmiIIs
Mi-rGv. Ml1Eln county. Penn could no
wax On account Of an In Jury % the SPINE.
one bottle Of ST. JacCts OIL gave relief g.
the second enabled her 20 walk and
cured her.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-17

A. stages ere quickly abandoned with the
cunpletiun ~ railroads. 50 the huge drastic
cathartic pills. composed OF crude and bulkv
medirine> are quickly abandoned with ths.
INTRODUCTION NJ Dr. Pierce's Pleasant purrn-
we Felets. which ar suEur-Cuafesi. and 1T
te larger than mustard seeds. bun com pszeti %
niEhLy cunCentraied regefahls extracts Bv
Irll----..-.
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vii stns great ship; and what &C rst appears
70 o. A tr1uing cough II apt 20 cuiminate in
eun.urn ptuu n uut properly Attended TO in
lline- tor Cunsumpr m. which Is sCrufula n
the lllnss- and fuF III 1iuusi and SKIN a seases
DR. Eierce's Golden Medical Discovery has
no egual. By druggists.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-17

er- hoeert Newton. late Presidents 1f the
kciecfic College of the city of New YORK. and
t1rneriy OF Cincinnati. Ohio useii On. WV.
HtLEs bsL-sAM very extensively In his prar-
tee a. many uf his patients. anv LIVING. and
resrnred 90 health BY the use 1f this Invaluable
medicine. can amply testify he always said
that - good aremedV 1ughf ~ be prescrib-
"a freely BY every physician as a sovereign
r=EnedT in all cases % lung diseases. Ia cures
consumption, and has no squsI FOR all pectural
cumplainfE
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-17

All ared out. almost rrustrafr1. rithuuf sppsgfts.
nervu'is depresaei snd desponfentf Hosd'n Sarua-
parina WI Eve ruu strength and virr r-stor- 80
sharpen yuur eppstite. buiid ~ yuur unrvaus ~.
ten and clear your mind
Do you have rimpics snd boiis brs.Einr cut
On your oody rrrufaious or bunchs.. " osh~r
indications % impure blood Hoodss sar.aparfIln
VIII remove every vesfisu % lmuuzsty and visalirs
and enrich the blood
Do you have headache. indigestion. heartburr. dis
ress aftcr eating falufness. afher uvrnutnns ~
dYrpepsiaf Hoof's sarsaparfna vii tone IN ne
dig-sfiFe ofgans rrEnuvs every disagresahIe syrnp
tom and compieteiy cure yea.
Do you have pains I'm te hack and thr disasre~shis
evidences % diiiculties with the Kidneys ar nvrri
hooa'a sarsap4rtila rluscs these 1rEans % thcfr
proper duties and enables them % resist The attack.
of disease
Do ruu have catarrh or rheumntisu,, rhess dis
e-tes neinE es'ss-i ~ isnpurs ui8si ar cur-f -
Hoods SaFsapaFilIa
soid by All drugsists e. six for e. Prepared only
uy G. Z HOOD = CO.. ksataecarz-s las,r-iI Has.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-17

Or he l6.G0 rirarmakcrs Of New YORK about
vgrSing with mnids.
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The single ruwu lf Beslncon, n SEitz-
sriand- employs ever I5,000 persons IN
W11chmazing. and the annual product
approaches 600. 600 watches. A govern
menG horologicl school s maintained
there.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-17

Twenty years ago hardly any butter
Der cent Of all that Is used Is imported
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-17

They have a dogs home in London.
where there we're received during last
scar q, 6l4 -all1es.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-17

For fourteen years south Carolina has
exempted lcrIlrIlg um,aules rom
-aEl-Irn
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-17

There are now IN the southern States
11e cotton seed nils IN 1s6d there Was
not enc
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-17

Young and middle-ared men. suffering frnrn
FERROUS denliitT and Sindrrsi Affections. as icsa
eI memory and hTuvchondria. should enclose
~ cells -n stamps for large Illustrated PAM
Dnlet .l--e-tiu- sTirr cure Adures-. Wnridrs 3
Bos-uNS most novel notion Is the spplica-
Con of sseam power to bout polishing
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Epftaphs.


In hIs last round Enis noted pugilis-
ReceIved 4 blow that quickly stopped hiz
breath.
No wonder, for his Zrim antagonist
Was Death
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DR.. RADWAYS
SARSAPARLLIlN RES0LVEEf,

AAs 6E9AN SAooA EaE1AeEs
Fer the Cars % al Chrsaic Das=Nse--
Chronic llleIllnftsr1. ~ lfIia. 81 rhiltic Com
laiuts. efr our book Veneranl. etc urca IS
-sutEi. HlauluInr Swelling. HRcdnE Dry Co uEh
Caucerllts 4.frcftuus. B.eo4lnG x ne LulEa DIS
pet--ta- Wafer hrfsl White sWsiiingk. EumurN Pm
l-s Biutrles. ErrIIfiuus q the Eace. Ulcers Hip
DlseNzs~ tllur. BruI 81 hEEets. sat ansul- arun-
elitis. C1nsll nrtiaa, DlabetrS. Kl4nss. BlndAsE
LIVER
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- hen The fnliiciss arr not f,-sfrnv-f. Halls
hAir hsncver rr-turcs hair tn h,,id hrafq
q. tor al ailments originating IN disorders q
tne stumaci and liver. take Ayers Pills.
kigHrY-srx collexs Ersduatss enlisted In the
ssnal service iast wear
II p 80 tvERYw lrEHE-E. B. Ball. drurrist
e. Huntsville. Kan has this ~ vrr,fn ,ho1if
Aliens Lung baleami II n the brsf selling
ulraat ami lung remedy. and afwps rrnrraI
-9iisfacttun. chrerfuliv recon neud IN
Frice -'c. 90. and q per bottle At DruxEists.
No fewer than ls4 members OF this Conr--4
were coliexians.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-17

MEHs11AN's PEFrDNIzED BEEE tonic. the only
PREPARATION uf beef containing its rufirr rufrE
fioiis pT1p-rrieR. Lt contains hlnud-na king
1prte -gHnerattng ami lfe-suStaining urnr-rfi -.
invaluahie for indigestion. dyspepsia, nervous
prrStrar1on. and al forms % general aehifffv-
alsn- N al enfeehlct conditions. whether lie
result Of exhaustion. nervous uruStratsun. over
EnrN or acute disease, PARTICULARLY II rUSultins
k1un Pa4rnonary comp laluts. Casvveli Hazard q
%. Froprlet1rs- NeN lnrS- >old BY druggists
There are nineteen metals more valuable
tlan Euld. but no remedy - hlrh viii erruna ~
with Eiseiuws Positive Cure fur coughs and
cniuS- A prompt and pleasant cure for all
t1ruAs and lunE troubles ~ cents and g.
Frazer Axle Grease.
Use the Frazer Axle Grease. us the hs.sr In
he Worid-wil wear twice AZ Iunt. ~ anv of l.
er- Ask your tealer tnr .. nnd take 40 other
In point OF medicinal power and excellence
i1op tidzferz are iar ahead NJ all others -
Al piassers are not alike. EIu Piusfrga aEurI
rHilet and cure when other zlnus are WORTHLESS.
bad a bilious artack and one Of tnuse in,te-
sCrina1tc cazes 1f constant wearincss Tauk
4llnine AMI other remedies without re- r.
Took Dr. Jones Red Clover Tonic an ~r-luz
and well Asa THoWP~sT. Lngnu. Ohm
r a cough disturns v1ur seen. take Pf~,ss
Cure for Consumption and r-Sf wei
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sc c4OFuLA,

Whether transmitted frln p1r-nts tcguirsd =
Estaln ne cursrsva ranEs al ne s&rxapAolliAn 10
a1ivrut
cur-s hAv- le-l male Nher- persons hnva ben
Afflicted WITH icrlfla t-1rn their ruufh % -, ~
All ~ veArs g Er~- hv DIX RADWAY's aAESAPA-
EILI.t-tN hE&QL. y ~ 7. r-Inety cnnp1sel of II
-r-lieufs 1G eEtr. e1Icai 1ruparrtea asssn-
IA - nuTtfT. A=a rvpGzr and tnvi1r1fa tts oroken
iuvn And xNsrefi o1dT- luick- pleasant. AAfa and
perIuAnenf IN lrs tsratlueut Anu cure-
Sold bT al frrl.E1sts 0ua dollar q b0ttia
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N3RXoUSs

LalEsERNoUSHH;II -
DEBILIIATED MET
z11 zEa aLLllFs1 q es si1I a. si.-1 ~ -, -
- n - s. ss-e-z-lal fcl1lll Bah Wit1 E-r-ll -
.----ll -tl------- mr. ne sleelv rellEf And nar.
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--i4 --1llsal rilrlnleet. TlIr = llITlr1- Ufg-
liSulNi1s bOLLA1C BELTCOss lIzrslliII ilicE-
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DYSPEPS SIAI

DR.. KadWur's Pills Ere eur- fsr tzis coEl-
rlaaDf- I41F -sslurz stzElzr1 ~ tls stomach ald
enable % Co nerfnr-n itz fuurtinnn rhs symptoms
q Dgspe q "a and STA them ths liahll3ty n
the system % contract 11seases. IAza the tusdicina
s51rJlirz = ir-.fiifls al1 aqserrs What Ne saT
-E1 - kll Las rsszecrluE ttfrf
Sud letrer stamp - DIX RADWAE -
Co., Ne. - " arren stresC. Ns~ \ srt. for
-Et4se aud rue"
sssBe sure 70 get RADWAFss-
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OK DTER
A very worthy nan les here.
his cares and troubles 1ASt
he dyed Tor others many a year
And died himself 81 lasC
OF Al angler
Hes gone the way Of small and great.
And rests secure hers Lr1m Efs's srurr,s.
Ee0ften ding I'D wurIns for baiE
Now be Il bait for worms
OK a HcESECAR CoNDCCrCA
OF misery be had his zhars,
HIS LIE was one II Wurrv.
Death came along, took I'D his fare
And passsd HIM On q glory.
0T A rZRLAGANr
OF bitter tongue and cuuurznancs severs
No ounsr woman aarrh 50 val could suar..
L. Where shes gonss shs uzlzs as sas id
here
shell surely make things mighty Hvsiy
LEra
OK A TRCM8CEE FLAFEH
The turf IS heaped unOn his brzasr.
Has ceased lIs laborz
He plays no lOugEr. he's az rest
81 are -ne uelgnbmz
-5oston Courier.
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s,.' 40 teyTss Than ls4 members or this Consr-s
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Use the Frazer Axle Grease. Us the best IN
ne Wortd-NIl wear twice A. long ~ anv OF
er- Ask your iealer fnr To- and take. 40 IA er
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4 very worthy man les hsre.
his cares and troubles pASr.
He dyed Tor others many a year
And died himself sc last
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-20

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE r, r.
w on and alter NOVEMBER 7, 1886, Lralnl will
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nnEAKFAsT BUDGET.

iii rain or shine with bootblack,
The brokers' fayorIte liquor-Mar-gin.
seli.possession is nine points Of the
lawyer.
The Mexican Army has l6O,O23 Holdrrs.
An early.closing ordinance-"shut the
door,"
The pecan crop in Texas is very light
this year.
scented mucllage is q new thing in po-
lite society
In Nav York are 5000 saloons running
without liCeGHea.
The gas meter 10 fraud, but there is
nothing low about II,
Tho President is said to received nearly
$4,000 letters a day;
An Arizona psper politely speaks OF a
COW as ~ she cattle"
II coatsth city Of Cleveland, o., $40 q
day to light the Jail with gss.
A collector OF coins at Scuola, Ga, owns
a Spanish coin that is lao yeaEa old
II is aaid that Mormons spand $3.50, 600
a wear in maintaining lobby at Wsah'
lngton.
Women are now employed Hs ticket
agents on Staten Island New forE)
rsilIosd,
AT Harlem, N. Y, ono night last week
tho rink was robbed Of coo pairs Of roller
skates.
The bluest man in the daytime is al
WAYS the one who Is painting the town
red at night.
II is estimated that l,3I0,5jG,5l2 cigar
cities were consumed by the smokers in
this country last year,
France has got her Goblet but things
are 40 uncertain there that at any momsn.
no may be q lumber.
The fsh dealers Of Pensacola, Fla,
shipped $50, COO worth Of fresh hah during
the month Of November.
Pernicoua egotism is another mans de-
sire to tell you about himself wheu you
wish to tell him about yourself.
A citlz9n OF Charleston, 8. G Is making
money by selling Earthquake sand" 81
twenty-five cents pound.
"That's what l call a standing Giver.
tisement," remarked the adycrtisiug can
vasser, gazing at a sandwich'board man,
An Oregon paper tevotes eighteen
llnes Of small type! to thrilling descrip
ton OF how q mans ha. was blown into a
mud puddle.
Tar as q fuel for ocean stoamer1 Is abou!
to ba experimental upon by u German,
who has constructed novel furnace for
the purpose.
More than $4,000 900 has been invested
in tho mines OF Montana, and $1,000 peo'
pie are dependent upon the mining en-
terpriscs.
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Mr., Mcrrifon did not expect to paHa his
billto wreck American industries. He had
counted noses and cav that he was five OF
az nosea short. But he was determined
to try his hand onco more before he re-
tires rom "the pompS and vanity Of this
wicked world" and goes back to expound
the law in tho aolitudes Of Illinois.
He has kept upa lively agitation, re-
tlrded other legislation that ho might
harp on his pet scheme, and contributed
more than any other man to q state oil
nervous apprehension which has kept
back the rising tide oil progress.
The steady improvement in business
has coma in spite Of tho tariff agitation.
Tais improvement would have come
so1ner and in larger measure II the tariff
thinkers had not produced a condition
OF unrest in country Of lers ample re.
sources it would have been even longer
delayed by this particularly hurtiul wire.
pulling.
Since Mr.. Morrison did not expect to
pass hla bill, he must have hoped to gain
gomething else by his determined efforts
Mr.. Morrison believes thStthe Democratic
party may ss we'll settle up its affairs and
70 out Of business II 1t do not at every
opportunity give its endorsement TO free
trade under the guise OF tariff reform.
Ho realizes that the Republican party is
camped on the other ground, and thatth
Democracy cannot we'll borrow any am.
munition from the Republican magazine.
To have been the leader Of his party on
the tariff question may serve Mr.. Morri-
son when tho national convention meets,
and Mr.. Morrison has his eye on tho Pres
idenCy. That ID what is the matter with
1.
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Cleveland Sun.
A well.to.do farmer from Holmes county
recently came up to Cleveland with quite
a load on his mind. He has a daughter
Just growing into womsnhood and wants
to give her better education than the ia.
cilitles Of his neighborhood afford. In
pursuance Of this idea he called on q
Cleveland friend last week and asked his
advice, "Well," Baid the friend, "you
might send her up hero and give her the
advantage that our nrhools afford" ~
don't know" answered tue father; ~
hate 10 let her leave home; abe ought Ia
have Just as good an education as the best
Of 'otn, an can afford to pay for It, too
/ want her to learn the Languages, you
know, an dancln', an etiquette, an mu'
slC," Suppose" said tho ), friend, Sup;
pose you gut tutor for her" "A. tooter u
cried tho father, "gosh, man, don't ex'
ueCt her 10 play in no brass band II she
learns tho PLAINLY, that's enough"
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The FCplDIlCtH NuttEp W 80" ~ -
viii meet IN their several wards at the usual places
Of meeting on
Thursday, December ~, 1885,
between The hour, Of und o'llOCk p. M, To
select candidates Tor the once Of City Sergeant
CLERK. Wharinaster, and mcmbeS Of CITY Council,
to be voted for at the general election to te held
on the fourth Thunday IN January, 1851
The Republican candidate for Mayor Will be
nominated by a convention composed cl three
delegates from each word, to bc chosen by tad
Primary Election This Convention Will meet at
New city nulIdiuS, oil Wednesday, December 70
alta O'Clock, p. N.
The Bayura Convention Will also select nc"
Oily Executive Committee.
The Judges Of the Primary Election ATeinStTucted
t,Eeo that none Tut Republicans, erAuth roroni
a, pl tlgi themselves 10 the tupport Of the ticket
DO allowed toyoe,
Returns Of the election will be made to the com
mIttre a! the City Clerks tIliCe, on the night oil
election,
The committee feel that they cannot too strongly
urge upOn their fellow Republicans the wisdom oil
taking an active part In tEaepr!mAry movements
throu.h which the Republican IRrIy selects Tho
men for whom 1t will ask the public airport. The
p,Iy cannot b. tier show It's vitality than by dis
playing IL, deep interest IN the election Of Its Gun
dldstci for public service.
Dy order Of the city Executive Committee.
ions FEEw, Chairman.
WherlipG, ". H., HtcIWber II, 1856.
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Too old IL be Caught.

DtirOil PrCC I'rtH.
A young man with an expression oil
confidence on his face entered q Michigan
avenue clothing store yesterday and ask.
ed: ~ am straight business; want q
suit Of clothes; there are seven Of US who
will buy our clothes at the same place; l
have been sent on ahead to get prices"
"Humphl" III + bring the other six
here 10 buy what will you make this $40
suit ior2" The Clothier went over and
sat down by the stove with disgusted
look on his face. "You didn't answer my
quesllon." "My irsndt, please 90 oudt;
You make mo very tiredl" whats the
matter with your don't you want me to
bring tho party hereH" mo, my friendt,
1 don't; oil my sales to-day goes to an or, or.
down to summer coat and pair Of
secondhand pRn,sI Better try der man
two doorB below"
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Ntib York 7tMt.
An irritated gentleman dropped down
into Wall Btrset yesterday from the coun'
t,y, His grievance was that mining
company in which he was a stakeholder
had suddenly suspended dividends and
WAC now lsyylnk assessments instead upsn
tha shares, Full OF wrath he Ballied into
ihe Office Of the company, met bland
voting man, who smiled al the excited In.
ierIopallon, and In tones most ,raassurlng
remarked. ooh, don't worry. old man II
viii come around all right after q while,
The fact Ia, our treasurer has Just bought
a new house, and, Of course, no has got to
furnish H. Just have little patience
have A little patience; you stoCkholdora
mustn't expect the whole world right OF"
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keeps his hands up an I'll go through
him" A protracled but iIuitless search
ensues. Nothing, JimW mot Cussed
thing. Stranger, ynu seem 10 though yoDI
was in need ri assistance yourself BIZ,
have You got anything about Your clothes
you could help tho gentleman With
I'Thsnk you for your kindness" replied
the latter; ''the fact is, I'm not usually
dead broke, but tonight ] Rttended a
church fair, and" sob, that's It," ex,,
claimed one Of the men, in disguised
tone; "come along, Bill, eve might help
a gentleman in distress, but III be hanged
II we'll do anything for Cussed fool who's
old enough to know better"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-20

Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany sends greetings to its patrons, by au
nounCing that on December "a, % AM
81, 1856, and January /, 1887, round tril
tickets, At one fare for the round Trip, vii
be sold from all stations, TO all stations
on tho Trans.Ohio Divisions, aud on tn
Columbus & Cincinnati Midland Il. X
including OhiCago, Whe3lin2, Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati. Tickets will be goot
returning until January 8, 1887, inclu
siYe.
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saved by Ills own FooiishnO.s.

"Yout money is what we're after, pSrd !
said one q the two hiEhwaymon, who
stopped stranger in Adatk place. ~
haven't got a cont WAS tho reply. Job,
that's too thin, novj no use trying to fool
nsibal way. wo want all your yaluables,
. uS IwoW, and NO want 'en quick" "Ipe
= ~ ISri ventlemet, . replied the beleagusred
~ ,iihat / haven't a valuable thing In
nv nv posRessiOn, and I'm j1et Wondering
who'll itas. me for my bteIE ia9t search
,,e Ana You'll ilnd lie true" "Ali right,
S Bill, you 100 that the gentleman
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-20

Simmons Liver R.galgtOr-the isvorite
home remedy-is entirely vegetable, and
Is the purest and best family medicine thar
is compounded No error to DO feared in
administering, no injury from exposure
alter taking, no Ions Of tina. Its tho best
preventive medicine, and RN'e to take, no
matter what the sickness may prove to b.,
and in any ordinary disease will elect a
speedy cure. Mwr&w
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W. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re
tail Druggilts OF Rome, Ga, Gays: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis
Coyery, Electric BilterR and BuCElen't
Arnica salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell "a well, OF
glvo such uuiversal satisfaction. There
have been Bome wonderful cures effected
by theso medicines In this city. Several
cases OF pronounced Consumption bavo
been entirely cured by use OF few bot.
ties OF Dr. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitters We
guarantee them always. Sold by Logan
Il On.
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lively Fellow.

Bosion Transcript.
Mr.. Homespun was reading thrilling
story OF an accident, winding up with the
expression, "but before they could reach
him the vital spark had fled" "a very
pretty story" said Mrs, H., "but what dc
YOU auppcas became Of the fellow alter he
ran gwsy?" Fellow ran swayl what
fellow, what are you talking sboutP
"Why, that lively fellow, the vital spark
as the paper calls him."
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of tho st4ndRTl Fire Insurance Company, Oi
Wei sburg, ", Va. viii 30 held III the COMPANY 4
office IN WellsbuH On Tuesday, January Is, 1857,
beta cen the hours OF O'Clock A. n. and O'clock
?. ~, ir tho purpose Of GlGcInR Board Of DIrcc,
tors To d eide upon tbs question Of removing the
principal OnlC1 OF III company from WGllSburg 10
wheeling and y transact such other buAineSS Us
mSy be legally brought up.
WM. ELLlNGHAM, Pre- Idcut.
II. q. ULRICH, Secretary. dclO.I
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.OR SALE.
ROSELAND PLANTATION.

Situated GU the Mississippi river, In,the Parish o
SHtCbtE, Miss fronting on the river Que mile and
thrcCiOurths, aud containing two thousand slI
bundled ard sCventyonG acres t2G7l) OF rich Rlu
Vial lRnd No Cavlug bank secured by good leyet
IN the rear and byA large government lCVec above
hnndfCd acres Of valuable timber. Fifty frame
houses now occupied with good labor. Eleven
large CstGtnS aud new wind mill for pumping
water. StAbllng, blacksmith shop, store house
church, large three'S.0ryGln house, brick stack
forty horse power englGC. with stands feeders
CondcmeiS--All IN good order. Also Il good dwell
lug h use situated ina arGe pecan grove. A. good
young OtChsfd u peaches pears llgs aud pluriS
now bCRr'ng, Nil sell iiIty mules Rnu Othui
stock. aud all the necessary Imp CmeHb for the
cultivation q the plantation, now In good order
Come and Inspect the property, or, for I rms ad
drets ALEXANDER CAMtBELL,
.lC20dAM ENlr Wow. GNncnlhlAlnIlhh Ia