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The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-18
A SEPARATION.
The weii-Fixesi wife wouislnt support .
Lazy Husband.

Not many years ago one OF our suburbs
was thrown into a state of great agitation
10y tine separation of n married couple. says
the PittshIrg Commercial Ga =etfc. They
seemed to he living happily and getting
along nicely, with the exception that the
husband was constantly out of a job.
This. however, was far from being n
source of worriment to him, as his wife
was well fixed.
She took n different view of the case
and gave him timely notice tn quit get
some employment 10y which he could
make enough To keep himself. He pre-
tcnded to hunt for work. hut always came
I'm with the same story.
When the time was up she packed his
grip. gave him money enough to- get out Of
town, and bid him Rood-hy.
He sii,ln't think she would do It,. b,'t
when lle found she WAS earnest lse quietly
submitted.
when ! married him." she said in de-
good salary. 1 had enough to keep myself
and was willing To do uny share toward
building UP home. He lost his sit,Iation
that he had me ~ fall back ON he didnt
care whether he worked ar not.
him u, S wSns % M"r %ri %S Ma1 Try fSy.s ssSS s@ Sf:
was that made up my mind that hc
would do no good as long I had doh
spcculations on my capital and got very
grumpy because 1 woulsln't consent.
'Secing that hadn't enough TO keep
make out better than I i'm tus~le with
the world. l sent him out.
at was am act of self-preservation for
myself and children. Had he remained
would soon have been the verge of
want. As il is the children and are GER
tain OF a comfortable living. Had he
shown disposition to help support us
would like to have had him remain
Was she right?
The verdict was almost unanimously i'm
her favor. There were sDsie who held
that she was as much bound to him "a he
tn her, and that IL her duty to share
her fortune with him. This was the moral
view of tho
From n humane standpoint her action
Was approved by all. Had her husband
been cruel hearted dissipatel she
would have had moro sympathy. hut under
the circumstances IL was conceded tn he o
shrewd and legitimate business trnnssC-
tion.
| Now that the tlcposed husband has set-
| tied down tn business i'm one OF the terri
| tories. and has n hank account. ID hooks
very much as IL his wife had done tbs
| proper thing.
| What the sequel will bc 10 past finding
out at present, hut il will depend entirely
| ON the degree of Affection existing he
tween them. II IL is Of tho strong. deep
sort they will probably come Together
| again.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-18
THE LOCAL MARKET.
These Quotatfons Are Revised and Col
rected Every Day.

These Quotations Are Revised and Cor
rccted Every Day.
Snear-Granulated. yer 100. &C. e9.D; light
brown. $500: pulverized II A. New York.
si3.5 LOAF, ei3.iO maple = n 3Oc.
Costa Rica, isetasc: Java Mandahiing, 4ce: |:
Mocha, 3.6ttOc: roasted Ro and Costa Isics, 2,;sI
3Oc: roasted Carbaio, Jar: roasted Mocha and
Jaya, 3siIJOr; Arbuckle's, &c.
Tcas-.Iapan. alatloc; English breakfast. 4ocac
si.oo; Gunpowder, i5cGrsi.so; extra Young Hy
son. 500 $i.dO
j'ickles-Eastcrn-a gal, SEQ; gal. $50: 10
gal, $500.
Putatoes-si..5 per cwt
tabbage-Ier cwt. s3.
Eggs, per case, 500.
Butter, per n, 3s1lh.
Cheese, per n. sstr25c.
Fr,lits-Dried apples, per B. n packages, 1se-eE
salt Lake, tGc; aprcots, ne; evaIs,rated ditto,
BIZ; blBckberries. Loo: raspberres, 3Jc.
California fruits, s5.O0sti. 20 per case.
3 n standard Tomatoes. SS.25,
2 n standard corn, $500.
I'm standard peas, $B..O; seconds, S2.76.
2-m string and Lama beans. $2..5
lDrie.i lseans.Nasy. $500 per iO n; Lima,
SOD. Bayos, S6.2J.
Corn, cracked, per 100 n, si.s5
Bran, per 100 n. s1.5O; bran and shorts per 100
Flour 100 n, ,Piilsbury's 3 best .s4.sO; Ogden.
Corn meal. per iOO n, sara.
DAT meal lssr 100 n, $40.
Fresh Meats-Pork isc: b~~f sesaoc; lamb.
salt Meats-Ham iOGlsoc; baron Nc; cOrned
Coai-Per ton, hard eis. soft $40
Wood-Ier cord Sl.SO.
Hay-Per ton $500.
Iraw-Per ton si2.a0.
(D1ts-iser cwt. 500.
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soMos AND STOCKS.


- aaA Dswas In Aarkse valuss o. tlss
New YSrk Excha1oa.
NEW YORK. Oct. 17.-The stock market
to-day was heavy and fevcrish i'm the fore
noon, bsit became positively weak later I'm
the day and sna terial declines. were scored
all over the list. The close was active,
hut weak at or near the lowest prices fos
most of the stocks OF the regular list. The
entire active list In materially lower 10.
might and Northern Pacific pVeferred and
Manhattan lost 3 per cent. each, Oregon
Transcontinental ~. Rock Island and
Chesapeake Ohio second pgeferrcd ~
each. Burlington q Quincy and Lacka'
wanna ~ each. 50: Paul 1hs Northwe~t.
ern ~, Union Pacific IN, Lake Erie q
Western preferred I per cent. and others
generally fractional amounts.
Governments were dull aud steady.
Petrolum-Stock exchange opening nj
e1 .OOH. highest n lowest q .OOh, clos,
ing Mt u .OOX.
Consolidated exchange = Opening at
u .OX. highest q yOO1<. lowest 1f.OO1s, clos.
ing NJ 1.OOA. Total sales. A6.000 barrcls
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TIME SCHEDULE.

For Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Garrison
Helena, Philipsburg and Missotila. :.
For Anaconda. 80 a. M, 4.30 and
For Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Garrison
and all through points East to st
Paul, ~. Louis and Chicago; also t(
points West, viz: Missoula, Spokans
Falls, Tacoma, Portland aud SaI
For stuart, Deer Lodge and Garrison
,Freigiit tr;Ains) ...... 6.25 q. m. and
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-18
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. mont,

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, mont,
Oct. II, 1889.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hied notice OF his intention To
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the clerk Of
the probate court OF Deer Lodge county, Mont,
at Deer Lodge, Mont. ON NOV. y, 1859, viz. !:
Gardner Bond ON pre-emption DIS. No: $3.50. for
the nwA sek sec. 30, TIP. n, z. II ". He names
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon. and cultivation OF, said land,
viz. Jacob Stuckey, Burton Vincent, Charles B.
Jones' and Alberto Stevens. all OF Anaconda.
Register.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-18
Pan a n~rscan. as Detrois.

DETROIT, Oct. 11.-The Pan-Americans
arrived here this morning and after break
fast boarded u steam yacht for a trip up
the Detroit river.
ANN AKBox, Oct. l..-The all-American
excursion arrived this afternoon. The
city was decorated and thousands of town
and country people lined the hill sides and
roaxln. The visitors were given an enthu-
siastic reception by the $500 students OF
the Michigan university. which institution
they inspected. After the reception excr~
cfses the delegates attended dinner NJ the
residence OF President AnRell and tonight
left for Grand Rapids.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-18
IlnnsOsn's sad Fate.

From the New York Weekly.
Mrs. Gaah: ''Oh. Mr.. Shrill. stop n
moment; want To speak to- you. Have
bcen home since n,orning?" Mr.. Shrill !:
"No." "tiearxi anythingI" "Why, no.
What do you mean 2" ''Oh, can't be the
first to tell il; indeed, can't. The neigh
bors snyin' that your lie and Mr..
Hanson haas eloI,s<l." '.well, well! It's
his own fault. warned him To keep away
from her"
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-18
a lBig Difference.

from kotck.
Mrs Newl,and: What! Twenty cents n
pound for mackcrel? Why, the man
across the street only asks 16 ccnts!"
Fishnongsr: every go<sl, madam; but
you must rrusembcr that my fish arc all
hand caughs; those You ssc opposite arc
caught in nets; il makes u difference. you
know" Mrs. Newhand: "Of coursc-how
stupid of me-! You may give me that
large one There"
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-18

Prom Drakes Magazine.
Doctor Ito dying paaienp: .'Death does
not end all. my dear friend" Dying man:
ssRi1ht. doctor. You and the undertaken
eeud In your bills after that"
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-18
A CD0~lustOn.

Prom the Merchant Traveller.
.sNice dog you've got there" ''ies; he
came from Germany" 81 thought So"
sswhy p" His voice reminded me of
Rhine wlaire."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

VIRGINIA. PROHIBITION CONvsNs
TIoN.-The State convention Of the
Virginia prohibilionists, which met at
Lyuchburg last week. placed q full
state ticket 10 the Geld, headed BY
Hon. Thomas E.Tay lor, OF Loudoun.
for Governor. Tho pla,f lrm adept.
ed demands the suppression Of the
liquor traffic ;declares for the perpet-
uation Of the prohibition orgarizA-
ton as political party; <enounces
trusts and monopoiies, favors the
free school system, the observance OF
the Sabbath, and the disfranchise.
ment OF men who sell their votes.
1t is estimated that the prohibi.
tiOnists can probably muster twelve
hundred voters in the State, the ma
joriLy Of whom will come from the
democratic ranks. A collection for
campaign expenses, taken in tie con-
,vention realized 500.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

vIRoINlA REPUBLICANS HARMON.
IzE After q long and bitter s,rug.
gle General Malone has consented
to recognize the faction opposed to
him, and through the agency of the
national con mittee, has been Undue
ed 10 subscribe to q plan Of action
which it is hoped by the party Lead
,ors. will harmonixe the differences
smong Virginia republicans. The
anti Malone men agreed TO accept
the call for the State convention,
issued by Gen. Malone, provided be
would guarantee free and open pre-.
'inct and couLty conventions. To
his Gen. Malone assented, and the
recinct and county conventions. in.
tead of being organized by Mahcne
ppointees will be called to order
by the precinct and county chairman
The democrats Of Virginia, therefore.
instead OF facing . disorganized
force with q considerable mutinous
element in it, will probably find their
enemy compactly arrayed when the
lines are drawn at the election next
fall.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

THE STRANeEsT CANAL in the
world, thinks a writer in the st Louis
Globe. Democrat Is one he never saw
meDtiC ned in any book or newspaper.
1T is canal l6 miles long, between
WorsIey aud St. Heleps 9, in the north
OF England, and il under ground
from end TO end. 10 aDcsshire the
coal mines are very extensive, half
the country being undermined, and
many years ago the Duke of Bridge
waters managers thought they could
save money By transporting the coal
under ground. SO the canal was con.
structed. the mines connected and
drained at the same time. Ordinary
canal. boats are used, but the power
is furnished by men. 90 the roof OF
the tunnel arch are cross pieces, and
the men who DO the work Of propuls
sion lie On their backs on the coal end
push with their feet against the cross.
bars OF the roof. Six or eight men
will draw a train Of four or I've boats
and ss there are two divisions In the
tunnel, boats pAss each other without
difficulty
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

Hsses there viii be sulking this 81;
despite the chez ring osticok st the
prescott moment. There are more
over. few White republicans in tic
state who cannot b recouciied ~fiSh
Malone, tf1ces or no oAces. They
dislike his methods. These meo
vii not cafe q rush fos the apparent
reconciliation the Prssident has pur-
chased by . distPibutiLn OF tpoils.
They sas republicans from principle,
and NOT for revenue only. and viii
make their Influence felt at Vie NEXT
election. So much for Che xroub.ss
among tie republicans. 9tis for the
democrats 70 corsides whether they
are prepsfed 70 defeat Malone at
the polls, now that he has been
strengthened by the Presidents de.
Jlarstion in his favor. He 10 Q mas
Ter OF the art oFgan.z .t,on. What
dicipline will do will be done TO Sc
cure success. The President is not
less intent than he Is himself upos SO
Gu ing republican victory ia vir-
ginia this fall-the long expected
break of,be Solid South.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

CORPORAL TANNERS TROUBLES
Corporal Tanner, who started out as
Commissioners OF pensions with such a
flourish of tr N ,ets and practical
declaration OF independence OF bis
official superiors, was permitted TO
glide along for awhile without let or
hindrance, dispensing the peoples
money will q lavish hand. Or late,
however, the admi nistration seems
to have taken alarm, and, while it lie
afraid to proceed openly against the
Corporal with his Soldier vote and
his Grand Army backing. 1t is con-
irving to make matters exceedingly
unpleasant for him in his Office. il
reports are 10 be believed he is being
overruled in the matter Of 're,raiing
pensions by a subordinate, ID. BIC.
Millar, who was appointed to reor-
ganize the medical division. Re.ra'
ting seems 10 haze been q fayorite
scheme with the Corporal for swell
ing the pension expenditures, and in
one instance he is said to have res
rated the same individual twice, each
time, Of course, increasing his pen.
sion. The pension Office employees,
many Of whom are pen sioneIs, avail
ed themselves Of the Coiporsfs ex-
ceeding generosity to have them
selves re-rated, and q scramble en-
sued which would be absurd If it did
not involve q serious raid upon the
treasury. Re-rhtlngs became 80 MI.
merous, ard the pension account was
swelling 30 fast, that even the awe
inspired by Tanner and bis supper
ters was not sufficient to prevent the
administration from making some eff,
OFT 10 check this extravaganza. DIR
MCMILLAN was placed in charge of the
medical division, and he lost no time
in getting 10 work. II Wss by bic
advice, it is said, that . number Of
the medical Officisls were recently de-
cspitated, and the weediDg-out proc
cess is still going on. This must be
very exaspcratibg 20 Mr.. Tanner. but
be seems to be az self.con6dent as
ever and TO have very little fear OF
his own removal.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

DE-. DABSEY SLOWLY GROWING
BLIsD.-The Atlanta (Ga.) journal
makes the painful announcement
that the Rev. DR.. r. L. DaHney 10
slowly losing his sight. A week q.
60 he went from Austin, Texas, 10
Atlanta 10 consult an eminent occul.
let. who. after examining the eyes vi
his distingu ished patient. pre- nounced
the disease beyond his practice.
There Was NO hope. He would be
entirely blind in . short While, DR..
Dabney 10 native Of Virgins, and
one OF the ablest di wines In the Pres
BY terrain Church. He vas chief OF
staff TO Gen. Stonewsll Jackson and
recently wrote several interesting ar.
ticles. describing interviews he had
with that famous soldier In rega I'd 10
the best plans for conducting the
Confederate war for independe nee.
His many friends throughout she
country will hear with regret If DR..
Dabney's affliction.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

LABOR rAPERs ON Mn. WILSON'S
ARTICLEs.-The journal u Omitted
Labor. the ohcial Journal Of the order
Of the knights OF Labor. snd pubhsh.
ed In Philadelphia. referring TO the
Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson's articles on
trusts and mcnopolies, says: Mr..
Wilson ought 10 know what he In
talking about. and iheae papers will
be looked for with agest deal Of in.
'ierest by ailcitiEens who recognize
in these combinations OF capital .
menace TO the peace and prosperity
Of q nations people,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

MAHoEE's HARMoEY.-There is no
question now OF the quality OF the
harmony Gen. Malone has secured in
Virginia, but there is some doubt
whether it Is gong to lsst. There
is even doubt whether IL will last till
after the next state election, which is
the event upon which all the present
schemes are turning. The trouble
lie that while some Of tho leaders OF
the opposition to the boss can be
provided with Office there is not o.
nougb Of this commodity TO go
around. There will always be anti
Mahonites as long as there are pas
piots Of bis party unprovided for.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

DAvY CRocKKTF's FANILY.-R. P.
Crockett. q son of the famous Davy
Crockett, now living in Granbury,
Hood county, Texas, In recent LETT
ter to the present keeper Of the Ala
mo in San Antonio, says My father
Davy Crockett, was born in Hawkins
county. Tenn, 1886. He was mar.
ried twice. had three children
by bis fret wife and three
by his last, three boys and
three girls. am the Oldest child by
the last wife and was the youngest
son. am now seventy three years
old. My father was a fraction over
six feet tall, and weighed over 200
pounds In good health and was not
feshy. My father was first justice
OF the peace, next colonel Of rngi.
ment Of militia, then n member CT the
Leg islsture Of Tennessee, and twice
Was elected to Congress. Ally broth.
er succeeded him in Congress in 1897
for six years. Ny youngest sister Is
living in Gibson county, Tenn. My
mother and one sister al o buried here
in Hood county. Texas
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

A TaInF's RKMAExABLx MaTHoDs'
The ordinary or exirsVrdinssy
chicken thief Of African dsscent il
nowhere alcpgside OF Ftark G.
Heldes, . Caucasian, arrested ct
Reading, Pa, on The charge Of steal
irg eggA and Who has confessed that
during <As last elk months he has
stolsn more IL % . Lundred crates Of
egss. . calf or two. about City dress-
ed chickens, several bGxes OF Gig ars.
and burches Of bansnss BY tie score.
During his raids, which all occurred
In broad daylight. be invariably used
stolen whselbarrow, which he be-
lieved rendered him proof against
the wiles Of any detective or police.
men.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

a woman Was made insane. in
Garrett county, Maryland, BY read>
pg Stories Of tie Jchnstovn Hood.
President Hair ison 10 to visit Sec
retarv Of Stale. JAS. g. Blaine NJ
Bar HaIbor. Maine.
The grestest 0ood evsr tsown in
the Tyeaft md little Ksnsvba siv.
ers occurred Saturday. Farms we're
ruined. and many houses and bridges
were Washed away. Sixteen persons
we're drowned and the dansge 10 esti.
mated ct 500 600.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26
Deafness Can't BE Cured

By local application, "a they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There IL
only one way to cure deafness and thst 10
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is osus
ed by an In6smed condition Of the mucus
liuing OF the Eustaohian Tube When this
tube gets inAamed you have q rumbRug
SOUND or imperfect hearing. and when II is
en- tirely closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored 10 It's normal condition
out OF ten are caused by catarrb, which is
nothing bat an in6amed condition Of the
rnucus suafaces
Ne will give One Hundred Dollars FOR any
case Of Deafness, lcsused by cstarrh, that
We canno, cuIe by taking falls CaIarrh
Cure. send for eifcu lars, free.
p. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
July Sim.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

The NEXT Connecticut will be
the next State 20 vote on prohibitions.
An amendment to tho Constitution
will 10 voted on 10 October. se6 i:s
defeat 10 regarded ~ foregoue cos
'clusIon. The press OF the State 10
almost unanimously against It, and
it 10 fair to presume that the press
represents The popular feeling.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26
That Cant ankerous Old Woman

That Cant ankerous Old Woman
Described in the nursery ballad, who lived
upoE nothing but victuals and drink and
yet would never be quiet, vas undoubtedly
troubled With chronic indigestion. Her
Victuals, Ike those Of many other elderly
persons whose digestive powers have become
impaired, didn't agree with her. This was
before the era Of Hostettes's stomach Ri tiers,
or come one OF her numerous friends and rel
auVes would undoubtedly have persuaded
her TO try the great specific for dyspepsis
constipation and biliousnegs. This would
have been = measure OF self.protection on
their part, for che would soon have been
cured aud ceased to disturb them with her
clsmor. The most obstinate essep Of indi-
gestion, With its attendant heartburn, Hatu
leoeeJ constant uneasiness Of the stomach
and OF the nerves, are completely overcome
BY this sovereign remedy. Cbills and fever
and bilious remitient, rheumatism and kid
ney troubles are also relieved by il.
July Sim.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

The U. S. chip Adams. at Homo
lulu. has been or dered TO Samoa to
take the place OF the Alert end Nip.
sic, now On their way to San Fran
cisco.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

ASAAAN0 XuE DhAhES ON ANNEX
-Commissioner OF Pensions Tame
secured his appointment. it 10 said.
through . pension attorney Of Wash.
ington. That IL supposed to account
for bis kindly feeling for this sttor-
ney and for the veterans 40 we'll.
But partiality 20 certain individuals
having busipess with tie bureau is
not the only defect with Which bis
administration 10 charged, though Il
g0ts for TO explsin the fact that the
President and the Secretary of the
Interior have thought it necessary to
place over him a:subordinate official.
who reverses his decision and IN
makes his appointments ia . lost
exas perating manner. Tanners
rerating record is deemed scandalous.
Persons wishing their pens :ons rerat.
ed. with q view to an increase, arc re-.
Nuirsd to apply to . board OF phys.
iciane. Five Of these physicians, It
is stat, d. have taken advantage OF
the Corporais generous disposition to
have their ew1 pensions rersted and
to get liberal increase Of back pay
The chief Of the medical division got
bis pension multiplied, it 10 said. by
seven three prominent officials had
their pensions passed upon by sub-
ordinates and multiplied by siy !;
Tanners first private secretary had
his pension multiplied by ten and
got $3. 600 of Arrears. Il is said the
new deputy commissioner has obtain.
ed q rerating Of $4,000, not to men.
ton Senator MandersoA's getting an
increase Of rate an back pay to the
amount $1,000. This way of re-
lleving the treasury Of is surplus
created In the bureau what may he
termed apension saturnaha, which
it has been found necessary to sop.
Even republican papers in the West,
where pensions are looked upon as
rights rather than gra,uities, have
called for halt for the good OF the
party. The result, as already stated,
Is the placing of u subordinate ofilci.
al Ct the bureau in sush q position Of
authority that the commissioner
power to do harm is materially les.
sened. 1.-THE President we're posses.
cd Of all ths nerve be l., credited with
hs would doubtless aud a shorter
method Of restoring Order in the
bureau. Tanners hold is ia the G i.
A. r. camps. When that is shown
to be weak his head wilt doubtless
seek the basket with the utmost
promptitude.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

A school.book trust las been formed
In New York also a peanut trust.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

A. N. Cole, OF New York, known
as the father Of the repu blioan party :
Is dead.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26

49, FOR THE BLOOD,
~ Weakness, Malaria, indigestion and
BR6wN's IRON BTTrERs.
II cures quickly. For sale By all dealers IN
medicine Get the genuine
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26
Ayers Pills,

= YDRA11D ~
u. J. o. Ayss & Co.. Lowell, MasG
~ ~ I'll Dsusgists md Dealers In Mslssiss.