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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-10

EATON RAPIDS, Micn.-J. NJ. Loose
Red Glover Co, Detroit-Two years
was afflicted with u very severe attack OIL
Erysipelas. After two physicians had
used their treatment for several weeks
and l continued growing rapidly worse,
being by this time completely blind, and
In their diagnosis concluded that there
was no earthly help or hope for me.
gave up, having tried all the remedies |
khew or heard OF. Aly neighhor, Mr.,
Miller, came in to see me ono day, and
said try Loose'S Extract Red Glover,
as he had known Of 1t working remark
able cures. ! told him ] had lost hope,
that nothing would do me any good Ia
this world, he insisted, and taking his
Int went 10 the drug store and bought
me one bottle and urged me to try II,
which did. Ten days afterwards | sent
for two more bottles and II was wonder.
full how / improved. Icontinued using
II, aud to-day l am RErrER than / have
been In years, No sign Of Erysipelas
has shown itself and | heartily recon.
mend II to suffering humanity as the
greatest and best blood purifier In exis.
tence. Yours truly,
HENRY MARVIN.
N. B.-My daughter, Mrs. Bishop, Of
Toledo, was afflicted almost as badly
and your Red Clover cured her. II. NJ
Logan Drug Co.. Bridge Corner Drug
gists, Wheeling, w. Va. paw
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WHEELING INSTITUTE.
Boarding and bay School for Young In.
dies and Children,

Thorough Cours Of Instruction Ia BnEllsh,
Mathematics, Ancient aud Modern Languages,
Music, Dawing, ralutlug, Elocutlon and Calls
themes. Advantages Of home life AID training,
Fall session bcglns september 4, 1850.
Address, MlSI PARRAN, Principal,
=. ~ 100 Twelfth elFeet,
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when naby was sick, We gave her cassorlA,
Whom she was a Child, she cried for castorla,
when shO became Miss, ale chung 10 castOria,
when 'ASAadc AEarOa, she eaIotAOac pstor4
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Railroads.


WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE Il. R.
trAigns on the Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad
will run 'as follows;
LEkyE WHEELING.
5;soe. M 6il0R. M 7iOOa. m, siOOA. M, 900
m, 400 p, M 800 p. m 400 p, M, b;l0p, nj,
6iiop, M, 100 p m, 500 p, m, $3.50 !, m.
IRAyE wHEELiNd PARK,
6iloa. M, 7;0OR M, sO0a m, 300 M, 1000
g M lliOOh m, 1890 ma 100 ., mu 200 p, M,
500 p n. $500 r. M, $40 p. M 6;l0 p. M, 100
P. M SCOT M S;b6p m, 1910 p. m,
hour except church train at 9;lb p m. Leave
Wheeling Park ats;0O u, N and run every hour
VIM leave tie Park AZ 8lSa. M, aud wheeling
atl2'is and S;lo ? m h,nocn
PALTIMoRE&o OHIO RAILROAD
~ On and, after May u, 1850, trains depart
and airtyeAtW heelingai follows-Eastern time:
MAIN ~LINE-RAsT.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
49, M, ll;0 p MI daily, and 500 q,
ea@6sflsnd Accommodation, $40 a. M, Cz.
Grafton Accommodation, slOp, M, daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation, 6;S5 d, m, 12:01
and e;l0p MI except Sunday.
ARRIVE:
From New York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
9.Qo and l2;S0p. M and l;00.p m, daily,
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 p. M, ex'
eept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, l2,OOp. mp daily.
Molndsyille Accommodation, 7;lb q. IN. and
l;i0 and 74Op. M except Sunday.
TRANs.oHIo DIVISION.
For NhtnapO Q,fn and 0,pn a :, aoda1h nu1
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WHEELING PBN4LB COLLEGE,
NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL

For Boys and Girls,
klECen I and 10 years Of age, will bO opened the
lEcOSD MONDAY IN sEPTENIBER, al No.
t71 MAIN srREEr, by Miss MAE BELLE HART,
braerlyO Of Washington, D., o.
The school will be conducted on tho general
llua Of the Kindergarten,
french conversation aud callAtheulc exercises
without extra charge a Plano In tho school
room for the Entertainment and instruction Of
The children.
CHARGES MODERATE.
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OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect May 20, 1889, .PaA8en'
geI treins, Will. run Is iolloWs-Central Time.
All trains daily except those marked thuBt
which do not run on Sunday:
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Government and State bonds dull and steady
ANpsrocK ouOTATloNs-cLosRD Rim.

U, g. " REF. ,...,.-.127 Nah & Chat........IOO
U, 8. 40 cOupOrm., 128. New Je~fBeyCentFAl. 100
U, 4. ~ reg, ..,..,,, l0S5A NOttlern Pacific. 8SIS
U, s., " eounOIl. .l0hAl do preferred. .,.,,, TGs2
Adams Express l4S IChlciEO Il N. W,....1i8H
American R1pFeSg, ll6- do preferred. ,.,... liIS
CauRda SOuthern,, HMlNeW York Centrll, 1851
Genital Pacllc.,,... IS. lOhlO & Mississippi .3R
chesapeake 4 ohio 2l1$ do prt fcfTed...,.. "
do tlbt p GicFrpd OF Pacific Mall .....,,.... NS
do beclud pIpfd. y pltlsburgh,...,.,, ..lbs
Denver & X. G,,..., lSNlReading .,..,...,..,.... AN
Etle .,,...,...."..,, SWEET, L, SIS, F,........,, 275S
do pIpferrcd..... tSHI DO UFeiefTed..... bgHl
FORT ayuc,..,,.,...l tS. do IlFSt preferred ,lIOH
Kangas q TcxaB.... l2AlU. N. 4 ST. PAULA, ~
Lake Eric s West. IU96l do pFeterred.. ,liik
do prefesred,,, O3WlTexas tRcllC..,..,,.. 2iAS
Lake Shore. ,,,.,, ..,., lO5XI unlon Pacific, $40, Oak.
Louisville & NAlh., Regulated States "a, 80
H., n. a. & C,..,".,. II Nv, 81, l.. & P.,,,,,,, lTk
MGmphls 4 uhRs.,. o. do preferred. .... SShsS
Michigan Centnll,- g2klwell6. Fargo Ex., LES
Missouri PACldc..,, GNlWestern unlOn. ,,... SGN
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For all arrangements Of the liver
stomach and bowels take DR.. Pierce
Pellets. One q dose.
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MI. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.

school Of more than national reputation
oaen exceptional advantages for thorough Cdu'
cation Of young ladies' In all departments, Ii
eaiy Of SIX thousand volumes, Fine philO
topAlerl' chemical aud astronomical apparatus
Sadeal Department specially Noted. Corpse 0
piano feathers tnluCd BY a leading professor
nun Conservatory Of stuttgart, Vocal culture
lN@oiInG to the method Of tho old italian mas
HLoatioh unsurpassed for beauty and health
IRrfei q pleasure grounds, board excellent
.Ig Catalogues, and references 10 DAtrOnl II
MAe pthupAl cities, addreSb
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ale SntelliQeAter.
Nos. rs aud VI Fourteenth Street
.LEOML.

Daily Routine Of Llts OF the Head Of the
Roman Catholic Church.
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dliis liz.
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ARRiYRI

From Pittsburgh. 900 a. m. daily and 1880,
daily, except sunday, and Ss6S and lluO p. nj
WSsAington Accommodation, 500 a. m, daily
Si!tsSarTRE zcuniOn Enin, 1855. M, Sun.
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NLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
ARAiLR0AD,-UhdSf l0hpllle IN eject May
70, 1852 Tfaiha leave bridgeport, Genital stand.
Ard lihlei f0f Hllbntlh Chicago and UlgyV.
Chicago and Cleveland, lll y, MI FOf llltA'
bAtgh And Now York stA p N. For sleubeh-
ffaidi afiiyG al IfldFepott III 1891 4. M, iOiiS
a. M nI9 y m" @1 y o. aud 5Iel 7. M .,,
h, mi from last MvnfpgOl, iiti9p NJ,
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For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
ltssA m, S;lo il;I0 p MI daily, and s;OOa.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a, M, ex.
'cept eungAy.
Grafton Accommodation, S.l0p M, daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation, 6;S5 d, m, 12:01
and 6;l0p ,. MI except Sunday.
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ARRlYE'

From New York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
9.Qo and l2:S0p. M and 100 p. M, daily,
Cumberland Accommodation, 800 p. M, q.
eept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1890 p. M, daily,
M1undsyille Accommodation, 7;ib d, IN. and
l;i0 and 7i4Op. M, except Sunday.
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L%INE-RAaT

RALTIMoRE&oHIO RAILROAD
~. On and StIeF May Z, 1851, t!!ralne depart
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BUNDAYH.-LeRyg at TOO q, m, and run OYefy
hour, except church train at 9tlb p M. Leave
lWheeling Park RtS;00 q, IN and run every hour
1 In1 tl lU:S0 r !. b. g. EXCEPT church trsi5s which
at 12ilS and 9;l6 p m
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

Mrs Hayes always declared that 4
perfectly adequate Substitute for rfa,,a
when needed as Il =timuIans could he
found IN hot milk. and after anv cold
OF WertIng she gave this in place OF the
vine or whisky which others would
nave considered necessary This i
ey the way a custom of Mrs. Ceva-
lands also who discovered. after manu-
l0aS and ~earisous receptions She
was ootlgsd to go through. standing
Tor hours on her feet and SHAKING
nan1s with hundreds Of people. tbat
nothing would restore her so oufel.Tv
a. 4 cup fun Of boiling milk brou0bt
10 Ter by her maid. and which sha
drank In little sips as hot As II possible
could De taken The Washington rfri-
caught the idea from her. ana Endfrg
now quickly ii helped them after \
narC day ct calls and social duties
lhey oegan to substitute il for he
rlous malt Preparations thew had beer
Ia ne haoEt Of takinz- or The hot wine
s11 water which their maids uss,sTIv
@enln1sceret when thsy cana IN too
lred cut To dress for their next N
sage0en+-Fremous News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29
QUEEN vIcToRrA.s FARM.
A >Dhsnsffd Dafrv EsSahEi-hm-nt In tk~
Renaissance ~tyIr-

n >ptsnstfd 9nfrv EssAhEi-hm.nt In the
E~asis.anel. >tyts-
The Shaw farm. 50 called because il
was at oue time held Before the es-
tfte WIS purchased by the crown. by a
FreHehnaR. NJ dc shave. was more.
lateiy an apPanase % Frugmore. and
was occupied By the Princess Augusta
but on her death. in ISfa. the Prfacp
Cousort took it ia hand Continuing A.
the tenant till his death. in Is6& since
which time il has been in the oces1pa-
tIou Of Her Majesty Here we ind the
splendid farm buildings which form
c Of its chief characteristics The
cost OF the buildings erected by The
Prince must have been enormous. and.
with thossa on the home farm must
have ahsorted a very large sum Of
money They are adapted for the
breeding Of stock. and at the present
time there are upwards OF two kundrpd
bead OF stock on the place. besides A
large number OF sheep and pigs The
principal herds are those OF short
horns and Jerseys. but there are also
a humber OF Hsreso-ds and Devgns
The object l. aot merely ornamental
for the practical production Of beef
and dairy produce i ever kept
Ia view Considerable s1cs,sss has
been achieved In the production OF
TAT st0ciS- and the prizes won at lead
ING Christmas shows have provsG that
the system Of feeding Is tho-uughEv
understood By those m charge Of the
farm The operators are and have
been closely watched by members &c
the royal family and the residence Of
Tair- the manager. who succeeded
% this position on the death Of hfs
father IN ISL there i a suite Of aElrs-
n7nts devoted TO the Use o. He
Majesty from which she can PRIVATELY
70 through the entire range Of build
ms
IL : the eafv farm rear which /
TIE uaznEasrs range Of poultry
ha1sss where. Ia DAYS go1s b. ueu1-
oers q the family were want to walk
Ia the moruIsg and. in the comfortable
rueU which forms the ceater Ct tie
eoec rarraze Of nsw-Isid eggs. shat
EA zzr=-fE ehisaT tke attention Of Us
1arS Tia uaguIEceEs dairy Vas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

built according TO the 6f-scsi0zs ct tho
Prince Coz-ort. and t. enbodie- all
that i Desirable In a place where
cream and butter are to be kept The
site l. on gravel the foor being laid
on brick arches. which have an under
vacant space Of three feet. The ex-
terual walls are hollow with veEtfla-
ton The root il prepared to ecure
cooIness The aoor j. Laid with tiles
Of an incised pattern. with a rich
maiolica border. . unlike n
Turkey carpet in appearance The
tables are OF solid marble and
below. extending to their fall length
are tiled reservoirs. through which,
when required q stream OF water ean
b. kept constantly Towing The walls
are covered with tiles bearing 4 mauve
eoi0red star on a white ground. the
whole having a green and white run
ming BORDER MaloIIca ba- r~eliefs. en-
blematie Of agriculture and the four
-sa-ou-. are introduced on the walls.
together with medaIIious Of the royal
family supported BY sea-h0rses. etc
The ceiling Is exqufsJteIy made In
Seeptng with the walls. and n fountain
% maioliea stands n each end Of the
dairy. the form being a she'll supported
BIZ a heron and buIryrShe=. A water
aymPh. pouring water from n Jar.
worked in stafuary MAJ bic. forms a
third fountain. and 10 placed nj the
south side 0f the room The windows
have double easements. the inner being
filed with stained glass 10 represent
dal-Dss and primroses. Supporting the
ROOT are sx ornamental pillars. on
which are clusters Of small twisted
shafts. carrying the ornamental arches
in connection with the ceiling and
ROOT all being richly decorated IN colon
and highly ~enanaeie,L
Externally the dairy - built in the
renaissance style. bearing the Iegend.
-Erectet In the twenty-frst year OF
the reign of Her Majesty q ueen Vie
usrA The roof l. covered with Al
teruate row. q RID and bgua tiles. sur
mounted By IN oetIg0uaI tsrrens ven
tat0r. on the sides Of which are elab-
ornre perforated panels bearing the
royal arms. The cowhouse which
supplies the milk for uss In the diary
- very handsome and the records
Kept q the production Of each animal
lre most complete In every WV this
houe Elrn deserves the name it has
- boug rgceived-that Of model
Recognizing the Importance Of help
Ing tn. workers on the estate among
the various improvements effected
have been the dwellings Of the labor
ers. which are now worthy OF the
whole place And in the first wear OF
his tenancy Prince Albert established
IN evening school for his ~worxpeo-
pie which Il continued still. and has
beeU the means Of doing a large
amount OF good Both these exam
pies have been followed BY the Prince
of Wales GA his >nnsIringham estates
foe the heir apparent has the same
tastes ~ have been 80 strongly shown
In his prugeuitars. immediate and re-
mote-PaIl Mall Gazesre.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29
v TO GIRLS


LEARN to E~ House ks-p-r< Nv rskfHr
ts"'t Csrr sf Nsstr own Things
bsgln with your own possessions.
girls Eegorm you- upper bursa an
drawer relieve your cioset-pegs Of
taetr accumulation Of garments cut Of
1-e a mouth or two ag0 Institute a
clear ansi careful order In the midst ef
wkich ypu ean daily move. and learn To
Keep Il 81 that It VIII be a part OF your
toilet 10 dress your room and its mr.
engagements While You dress yourself
teavIag the draperies you take of IL
lightly ami artlstIealIy hung. or n
d~eibeateIy folded and PLACED. a. the
skirts yau loop carefully To wear or
the ribbon and Lace you put with a
>oft ue.EsHess about You THROAT Cher
Eh your Instincts of taste and fitness
IN every little thing you have about
you This viii not make 200 --f1ssv.
1t l. the ether thing that does that
the not knowing. except by Gdgesv ex-
pertinent what Il harmony and the in
tangible grace OF relation
Take upon yourself graduaIIv-sor
the sake Of getting them in hand In
like manner If for no other need-aQ
the cares that beIoag To your own
small territory Of home Have vo,.r
little ~waSh-cioths and your spouges for
bits OF cleaning your furniture brush.
and your leather-dIzster. and vo,1r
light Little broom. and your whfsk and
pans your bottle Of sweet oil and
spirits OF ~tarpentine and piece Of fan
nel- to preserve the polish or restore
the gloss where dark wood grows dim
Or gets spotted Find q by follow
lnS your sureIy-growing sense Of thor
oughness and niceness, the best and
reu1Iess ways Of keeping all fresh
about YOU Invent your own proc
esses they will come to on. When
you make yourself wholly MISTRESS of
what You can learn ard DO in YOUR own
apartment 50 that II Is easier and
natural for You to do il than 70
LED 1t alone. then you have learned 10
keePa whole house 50 far a. its clean
y 9rtterlng l. cuncerued-SG Nicholas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

A singular burial custom prevails N
the mountains Of Northern Georgia
and Alabama Over the graves are
placed ztrocg wooden frames OF coops
tassensd Gown b. driving STAKES ri the
ecrr-r@ No entirely satisfactory hiz-
tory OF tbs strange custom . Efvent ~
TIE =cUsrat-eer$ sxcspc tn. TIER
fGraers ard <~-ar61Arke-s Ind Lxa-s
toae the sane hing RGs Prezu-aa =
the arss eucps we're Used % AseP rfd
eeS<ts from digging up azI 1sEgrrL.-
ths une01asd bodies e dad pa1as-r~
an the custom has survived 5cth wLG
beasts aad P~riniELE- sarA&-WAa
Ingt0u R07l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29
IKE SAMSON.
L. tSs VaE1b01d Of RockrIf-
Was Disposed o.

Wa 1&4EG4 4
TIE little mining camp Of Rock
iiit a7 .a the Rsatsail g1lch- was arv.-
larlv uot-,i for Us pi~sy aud
a yc'- taking it AIN In alI- It was
a fair avera-c Western mTnfug-camp Of
Is t.-e-
Taere was Of course. the usual
Amount of drinking and gambling.
vllh tAe nightly carUusal~1znd fights.
a=I occasional and -emI-1eyztsfoaal
pa- s-rape 20 was typical ia
aa rct there vsrr Ira coming
aal mu going very day meu making
fpt and losing rh~m within ths
% mlEtgr. % the good and
aI az - ARE fuau,i every here
A4oa- the ca1raeters of E3eSrtfs
u.s. lEe >am-sn. a ralL raw-boua,t.
-eL u1a ~ n E~-rsraIfv
rel appearance n b. hat ever
A rF 9rs n r-oaal llnSs- be
BAL ~ arvwn t. EEs hair
La aell sn 6s tnee while BIZ.
ra ra-a hasa 80 1aa- rva w5i a.
~ u1u lh- Appearance pG
3 ra -l1a 1he v-as aFa
LI e
o1 lE- Eul b.sn 81 Epxrirs F-Dn
e. B n1> a1 90 rhe n5au~t-r
an hu5 lr1nI r-,su some
e9r rl- -ua 1nf frum shat
G hast remaa+ti rhe-v- naH be-
- - - p
a @ s r rn --tv sh1u
E w u 8a and besaas b. hul
aNl 3D. n-utz@ 10 unvs on
t uaa u1 newer did ANY
es NEGATIVE AMI The
w ea-at alm
l uss f-sm as
was Eas v1z1Aaud %
E1-I the hater
8 a ~ morning -he
- 4H aaa7E 5 .oxer
sae -ssf-
-au the
Be wh1s
- ana aa
as L a 1o
@ r assE h.~u
u 90 e~as1-
aE n eN-fs
aa of rua rzrv
wers Sad been
w ~ 4h- snae - the
H sz =aau-z
UI "a t pa-zl
~ ana nnasa ana e. BE hzuf
u - tha 1T b.
E ac ~ BAT e b. vent
r a aax or suyag
50 sG be- bruQrhs
eg . Bead eh ~svs-e-z n~a.trrv
e 7s aad va promptly
@ b the -earss tree
a tine she EarxriFs Miners
~ Na 30 era eyt1-~ Who the
evat ae hut anaLy sozzs cue
~ tie discovery sh1s Old Ike VI.
-vn camp and Suggested that
might - the criminal
Elazs who 5t - boys aid
ky >ll-E AFTER he and mentally
t the 55on for 4 full min
& Al ta ame time eusrgesiezlly
1HaS ais 4u5d - sabaeeA Its
lze IA nobody e
ANT 81 sa1re nv that sam sloan
thoa-htf1Ily. r1sp5nz his
NV wzsh hEs s~user-aaII& 1T
E @ssea Ise. and IL mount
Wa who else = Il ef IT aIa't hfms-
FaaiE asked Who else cnuld IL
TE=ss What SAINT ter kuoE-
Wal - fer that. sam replied
e P1rsy dozgOaesl hart ter
e- know haias 20 lee whO il
ata Ps4- r-as smart like IS ef
Tie oous theroalv Teller thzs could
oe Go B-nzIy asked
Nal sam admitted 4 Tow pear
G co seem right smart zgr Ike.
tar saFri- >sEL- so-ehoE- / sgrser
-c Like ley u waru-r him
However much sam do1bsef The
guilt 81 Old Ike yet il was apparent
Tat Brandy smith was settled IN his
Md en- that Tolas. and thai uoshfa-
s-art o. positive evi5sncs would
IN A5z 10 believe IN Ise's
HHae1ee- q L was further appar-
c-s that the miners al held TO old
ITaniys opzzioa
81 L seems 20 BE settled that ol5
Tie g0s The 6uss. some ooa remarked.
Al nOE The question - what's eUir'
~ ss done about fra
No.A1- recko-- B-zz5y replied.
"F tksy hz5zt 1othi1- We kin do
AZ 61ss gOas An ole Ess Eoa= an
that's the esE3 II II. Oaless he comes
a. "A thai ease I IOw ws know
he to do
eEOz ws know Ehat-11 be cur
Lu il sch e. case on Of theu
ser 5uI Is AaiEs hardly likely
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

Indoors, p~artlrulII II ia the sitting posture.
are Ear more pref Hilcial % health than ex-
cessTve muscular sxsrrI0a N the cpen ar.
Hard ~sesseurary workers are far rno weary
after Gfsce hours 70 take ui1scn neetfaI ex-
ervise N the opsu AR They often need a
taulc- Where Can they seek invigura1lcn
more certain v and aereeabiy thnn from
Eosaerters Stomach B8rters. A r~enovan
particularly scaprei 70 recruit the ex
hIsIsret force OF Dasare. Use also for Gys
pepsia. kidney, LIVER and rheannare al
UenrR
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

TNer@ is rfaff1a~s IN tar noussbeid3
Tha sfasfn~ fades asaw
N EdarNenef al me sunshine
OF mary q summer day
C. mama . getting oetrer.f
The happy children cry.
Ara the hXT1 % hope shines bright again
In the asvlna bu-8a1s4 eye
In thousands Of homes vumen are sick
unto death with the terrible senses 50
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