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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-15
POLITICAL POINTERS.

The Nacogdoches Chronicle says
Cooper is solid in East Texas as for
superintendent, so far. He will re-
main so-all over the state.
"Old Throck," says the Houston
Post, appears to have a very strong
backing" and the Advertiser would
add, the backing grows stronger each
succeeding day.
Jim Hogg is large enough physically
but not mentally to be the governor
of Texas.-Lone Oak News.
Mr.. Hogg failed to give credit to
Alexander, the Republican attorney
general under E. j. Davis, for the idea
of FORGETTING land grants to railroads.
Justice demands that he should do so.
Birmingham Times.
The Mexia Democrat says: "Jim
Hogg, as handler of facts and logi-
cal conclusions deducted therefrom,
has no equal in this gubernatorial
contest" Yes, let it be borne in
mind that it is fact that in 1883 the
Democracy of Texas in convention
assembled, declared against railway
commission, and the way Mr.. Hogg
handles this fact we are led to the
illogical conclusion" that he sets him
self up as better authority than his
party; and he shows thereby the worst
soft of demagoguery by catering to
popular sentiment rather than exhibit
ing the marks of statesman by de-
Tending the principles of his party
Waco Plaindealer.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-15

tain members of the grand old party
1t is not, indeed, through conscience
that is making towards of them, but
rather the fear that such law would
be, like the sword of Damocles,
threading suspended above their own
heads. The leaders, however, like
Reed and Chandler, are bent upon
Federal control of elections, and the
rank and file will undoubtedly be
whipped into the traces, for the Re-
publican managers are nothing if not
strict disciplinarians. Bob.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-15

In person he was toll and powerful,
being about 6 feet high, with the frame
and depth of chest of a giant. He
was not fluent talker and frequently
stopped and hesitated for word. He
was rapid but jerky speaker, and
when excited would emphasize his re-
marks with vigorous gestures. At
such times his place of birth became
plainly evident in his enunciatlon.
Notwithstanding these defects it was
universally conceded that he was an
effective debater.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-15

cations of supporting the strikers,
81 200 ,OO0-or a total loss to tAe
strikers OF SO, 100000.
But this only has reference to the
successful strikes. The loss to the I'M
successful in temporary suspension OF
wages as well as permanent loss OF
place was propably in the same ratio
as the successful. A careful compar-
sion of the figures will lead to the con-
clusion, that all things considered, &:
is extremely doubtful whether the
strike system has, in reality, been OF
any benefit in the long run to labor
as a whole.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-15

THE idea OF dam across the Col
orado was originally brought forward
in an editorial in THE STATESMAN,
suggested by a survey of the river and
Bull creek, made with reference to
irrigation. To what immense pro-
portions has our little idea grown
We charge nothing for having sug-
gested the scheme, only that it be
carried out.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-15

A BOARD OF Trade is intended for
work, not ornament or glory individ-
ually or in corporate existence. Will
the members OF Austin's Board of
Trade explain why it is so difficult to
get together either quorum OF its
active membership or of its directors?
There is much work on hand that
needs immediate attention, and every
member of the Board of Trade should
consider himself a special committee
of one to see that the work is helped
on to completion.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-15

A small instrument has been devised
for use in mines to indicate the pres
ence of fire damp, or in gas mains to,
indicate the escape of gas. The in
vention is based upon the property
certain metals have of evolving heat
in the presence of hydrogen gas.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-15

A WELL organized real estate ex-
change is the best possible thing for
Austin at this time. 1t would rob the
boom situation of all uncertainties in
land exchange and stimulate the
transfer of property. 1t is business
like thing to do, and would prove best
for both buyer and seller.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-15

THE Galveston News says, editorily
"Ausun, having voted to dam the
Colorado, is now looking out after
railroad enterprises. Among the
projects on foot is an extension OF the
Austin and Northwestern to Llano
and a road from some point on that
line to Lampasas. Thus it will be
seen that enterprise begets enterprise
and one good thing brings on another.
Texas is chock full of enterprise and
it is branching out in every direction
The dam will by no means engage
all of Austin's attention. 1t is the
first, the crucial test Of our determi'
nation to do something Tor ourselves. 1t
is "the most important" ofall our new
steps, but it is still only one step. For
way down in her heart of hearts Aus
tin now has the deep seated resolve to
become the richest, larges and most
important city in Texas. This is her
goal, and dams, manufactures, rail
roads, inland lakes, palatial hotels for
Northern invalids and every essential
of greatness and growth will be sliced
upon with avidity. Austin is destined
to be great.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-15

The olive tree is exceedingly prolific
under cultivation; the fruit yields
about 70 per cent of its weight, exclu-
sive of kernel in oil. Italy is said to
produce $4,000 900, and France Z 900,
600 gallons OF oil annually.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-15

AUSTIN was chosen as the site Of
next years Bankers convention, and
she could just as well have had the
Press association, but it seems Austin
did not care enough about it to
invite that association to hold its
meeting here. This, of course, was a
pure piece OF thoughtlessness rather
than intentional indifference, but at
this time, when Austin is bent upon
making city of herself, she cannot
even in the least of things afford to be
thoughtless. Any town in Texas that
secures convention gains an advan-
tage, as it is advertising we all are
after and conventions are the best of
advertising mediums, and the Press
association the best of all conventions
for that purpose.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-15

HOUSTON has this week enter
tanned 500 men of different profess
sions, but professions of such a pub
lie nature as when well affected,
are capable OF doing any city good.
Houston entertained the press, the
drummers and the bankers most
royalty. The utmost satisfaction and
appreciation were heard expressed
among the visitors on all sides. Hous-
ton, by "A well directed display of pub.
lie spirit and generosity, has made 500
warm and influential friends. 1t is
such things that win and work Won
ders in building up cities.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-15

THE gag law in the house of repre-
sentatives is to be suspended in two
cases; Messrs. Mckinley and Mills
will be allowed all the time they want
in discussing the new Republican tariff
measure. Mr.. Mills time has come.
He had his siege defending his tariff
bill he now will have the exquisite
pleasure of cutting large holes in an
opposite measure. Mr.. Mills can
spend many hours very protitably in
his work of vivisection. May he cut
deep and discriminatory, for slow
torture is the best remedy for such a
malignant disease rs must be quaran-
tined against, at all hazards escaped.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-15
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-15

SPRING HUMORS, whether itching,
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pimply, or blotchy, whether Of the skin,
scalp, or BLOOD with loss of hair whether
simple, scrofulous, or hereditary, from in
fancy to age, are now speedily, perma-
nently and economically cured by that
greatest of all known humor cures, the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-07
plphtheria Carried by a Cat

The family Of RObsTt Haul at
Middleton, VIE :, has been afflicted
With diphheria. which Was brought
into the house in . Singular. manner.
About foag weeks ago = strsy {
came 70 their home and one OF tue
children handled AMI played With il.
Although IL vas noticed 81 the tine
il discharged at the nose and mouth.
nothing vas thought OF II until sOOn
after, when the II tie boy came down
With black diphtheFia, one Of the
most malignant kind, that che doc OF
said he had caoght from the cat.
The boz died, then . second took The
disease end died. The father, moth
er and daugb'er we're also stricken
down and recovered. Allen, the only
remaining son and support Of bis
parents. cared for them ell through
their terrible sickness, holding one OF
the boys when dying and preparing
them ior their distressing place With
bis own hands. When tho others
were recovering be was taken down
and died.- Exchange
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-07
County News

AGUsTA. Nov. 1st.-PoIitics are
sv eeplDg everything before them
The press, the people. aud we'll
they afl talk ,politlcs-all for some
good purpose ne hope.
The iunkers semi annua, love-
feast and communion meeting was
held at the Pleasant Dale church
last Saturday aud Sunday.
Mr.. james Malick, very aged
and Well-known, died at his home
or Tear coat last Thursday morn
ing. Dir. Jacob ID. Berry has re-
turned from the west. Miss Bet
tie Schnibbe Is visiting at Capon
fridge. Mrs: F. NJ. Fravel 10 a.
gain confined TO h9r bed by a re-
lapse. Mrs. John j. Wolford lie
slowly convalescing. Myrtle, a
little daughter of Mr.. Welby Nc
KEGS, was severely sea ded one
day this week. She vent to the
stove and took off the c. flee pot
and attempted 10 drink of its CON :
tents while boiling hot; happily
for tie child she did not swallow
any of the find. bat her mouth
was terribly burned as we'll a. her
lips and chin. Mrs. Chriswell aud
her daughter, Miss Lyd a, are via.
ting friends and relatives at this
place.
We have been told that J. N.
Bache, who bought the Short
MOuntuin, near here, is sinking a
staff for coal ON the mountain near
what is known as the big mead
ows.' Ii he finds coal. there will
he pro'pect Of railroad from
Romney to that place. at least Mr..
Baahe .hiuks so. More anon.
REX, in.
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Election Returns.

TIE folio Ing IS the result % the
election in Il mney precinct. There
ia thing d finite from the balance
Of The county :and Congressional disc
Irict as yet. We will give a full &C.
count next week.
FIR Supreme Cju.t:
Lucas, 236; Reynol 10. 90.
For Congress
Wilson, 235. Hartman. 90.
For State Senate:
Cunningham 237; Gilkeson. PA
rhomp on. 95, Parsons. 90.
For State Legislature;
Holt. 1872; Richards, IA.
For Cl,rk Circuit Curt:
P1Iiug, 2I7, Cline. i06.
FJr Clerk OF County C1ur
White, 202; CoinWelf, l2S.
For County Commissioner:
Pepper 1913.
Tie lates, returns give wilson ESQ
majority In Berkeley county and 9
large majority in Hardy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-07
A CAlR p.

To @e Fecp1e Of Hampshire County !;
We desire TO state Il al we have
purchased from r. Ivan Devau~
ter bis stock, fixtures and good
will of his Drug Store IN Romney,
and will, in the future, conduct
the Drug business in the most an
proved manner, keeping at all
tim es a selec stock OF fresh and
pure drugs and chemicals, Toilet
articles, Perfumery, Soaps, Tooth,
Hair and Nail Brushes, full line
OF fine Stationery, Paintc, Oils,
and everything usually kept 10 q
frst-class Drug Store. BY strict
attention TO business we hope to
merit your esteem aud patronage,
Very respectfully,
WILLIAMSON & DILLER.
- Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all hours, day or
night, Nov. %, 1889.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-07

LEVELS, Nov. 3.-PoIit:cal agi-
tation is at its highest pitch here
Just now. However, our people
are hard to evaDgelz re.
Hon. r. Il. Glastc OK, OF
Wac hingtou, d. G. spoke upon the
Issues of the day from a democr At.
&c stand point on the night of DC
tober 81. SIR. Ed Gilkeson Of Rom
ney also, gave as a good speech
on The ga &c eide OF the question.
Mr. and Mira. ID. w. SwisheI who
have been visiting in Grant county
for some time have returned home.
Everything seems TO be proc
crossing finely at present except
Hartman.
Mr. Fred Eckhart and family
of near hero will movo to Pitts.
burgh in a few days. Mr.. Isaiah
Kerhs will move into the house
lately occupied by Mr. Eokhart. 4.
There will be public speaking al
Levels School House Friday, No
vember l4tt, at z O'clock p. M,
on the subject Of Education
Those who need il, by Messrs. q.
X. and II l.. Swisber and otheis.
Come one-come all-and hear
this discussion. ~
Our school is progressing finely
with Mise McGil as teacher,
Mr.. David Thomss starts to
German tJ-mO.rOw.
III. T. Swisher will tech the
Brighps Hollow school THE winter,
snd Dir. r. w. holland the one at
Hopkins Lick.
Wishing you and all other dem
ocratic paPerS success, ] am
B. LIEF.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-07

Hon. William l.. Wi,.o, 49,
Se2.ed an Invitation to attend the
thurman banquet al Columbus. Ob,o
November Is, and will respoad ~
tives.' P'e'ensa-
Gen. Crooks remains ara N ~
moved from Oakland Nd to the so,.
o'ers cemetery at Washington.
Mr.. James wirgman was in cum.
berlsnd Saturday.
+ The IsTELLreEscER will m.ks ana
c'ai enortssto get tho election retnrn.
ns soon as possible.
-. soUsross TrzAs. Nay Q, 1859.
sessrs. Wallace o. LeAry 4 Co., Houston
Usnuenen--l take pleasure In bssr;ro
wss,,,mony TO the efficacy Of your nicrobe
nne,' some time since vas severely A.
Ia YIN sore throat, accompanied with
W jug of your Microbs Killer. which I
o'o. and was astonished at its results Ooe
VI TWO dosts gave me instant relief and
iu''Ief use OF u completely cured me.
Laos e. LEvBssox,
Win L. ~. Joaes D Co., Houston
ror safe oy &. Russell Bro. Remney.
La pati. there are profession al
ruok.packers who can be hired 10
pack trunk artistic4liy, folding ex-
pensive gowns and other garments In
tissue paper. and slowing away deli
cate bfic-a-brac in the safest way.
A sing'e hair can support weigh,
Of two ounces. and is so elastic that
IT may he streicis d TO ono third of its
entire lerg' h. and then regain its Tor
mer size and cepd tion.
Women are exclu ively EMPLOY fi
IN the haisd weaving OF TurSey car
pes.
Private Da'zall estimatcs that the
soldiers snnu lily and unit ece ssarily
waste $25 100000 in fees 10 pension
agents. the preparation of vouchers,
postage, tte
Buffalo Bills Wild West Indians
are coming home from Europe.
The new tariff m .kes s,rychnine
cheaper.
The grip has broken out in Gin
cinnati, Ohio, again.
Boston boasts a woman who oan
LIT 600 pounds.
The Des Moinas Qa.) News is re
sponsible for the story that soon AZ
ter a hard rain at Sibley. Ia, a vsrI
ETY. OF fab indigenous TO Mexico was
found upon the ground and in the
pnols and ponds thereaboat". Some
OF then are to be placed in the Lin
coin Park aquarium at Chicago as
one OF the wonders of the world.
Tie monthly meeting Of the w. r
81. ). will be heli at the Al. e. church
parsonage on November G, at 80 r,
IN.
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Ia one which 10 guaranteed TO bring you
sstisfsetory rssults,. OF IN case Of failure q
,sturo al purchase price. On THE safe plan
vou can boy from our advertised Dst geis'
: bot,le Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery foi
Consnn p,iou. "a is guaranteed 20 bring
ssIisf In every case, when used for any en-
sc,ion If Throat, Longs or Chest, such 90
Coasgmption. Inf ammation Of buugg. BrOh-
cbi,is. Islhma, WhOoping Cough, Group,
etc. ETC IL is Pleaaaot snd agreeable 70
taste, perfectly safe, and cen alWsys 81 oe
pended upou. Thal bottles re- ~ "iiisn
IN 3 pliers, Druggisu.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-07

Eas on hand beautiful aesort-
ment OF Ladies and GeLt:emen's
line gold and silver Watches, col !.
I'd Silver and Silver Plated w are
Elegant Marble aud Oayx Clocks,
Eronze Figures, Lamps. UnbreI.
lac aud Canes. Fine Art l'ott, nv,
Bic asBrac. and the largest asso,t-
men, OF fine guld Jewelry ia the
city.
Rings of all kinds, Diamond
Rings, Diamond Ear Ring Dia-
mond Scnrf Pins. Studs, etc. Moon
stone Emeraia nd Sapphire Rings.
aud many other articles too nu.
merous to mention. whenm tho
city IT will mqre than repay ypu to
call and see his beautiful ino of
goods aiprices tat are very low.
Il G. ROESSLER,
Jeweler. 1l6 Baltimore ST.
Cumberland, Maryland
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CLE4RING- VI SALE.

just az you enter can be found
table, where We have placed on
IT ali the Odds and Ends, Short
Lengths and Remnants Of our
whole stock. here you can find
some Of the very choicest things to
be bad 10 the whole store, add at
a sacrifce price to clear out tie
entire lot quickly. We mention
few Of tie many Zig Bargains
offered
Challies and Lawns, &c per I'D;
good quality Light Colored Cling
hams Sc per yard; Ladies Nous
1netair Kid Cove, soc per pair /;
hadies' CoIorcd Kid Gloves, OF the
lest makes, Slightly soiledl Csc
Yer pair; chld's Plated Lawn
Collars, 3 cents each Child's lose
lseamless) Sc a pair MeL's White
and CoIored Handkerchief, sc a
piece aud uumberless other bare
gains.
n b p Sale commences Mon.
Gay, July 2Hh, % m.
j.. NJ SHEPHERD,
lls BALTIMORE ST,
Opp. Daily News,
CUMBERLAND, MD
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A brilliant reception vss given n
the residence of Nrs. NJ. r. Guthrie
OF this place, Monday night in hon +
oil the return OF her eldest scn, Mr.
X. r. Guthrie, with his charming
bride, daughter OF Rev. J.W. Wolfe.
OF the Baltimore Conference. The
popularity OF the groom had created
widespread interest in the even. ana
drew crowd OF relatives and other
prominent friends from various parts
OF the Stae. The interior OF the
house wac tlan.formed into a floral
bower and II was difficult To decide
which was the inost attractive. the
Lively dfswinx 10 Ia, p,rlfs or the
d'ning-rosiw, will: st. b xs s.f l;yhts
decorafsd with fab ~ choicest flowers
plants and gras iui terms waich, With
the sastefslly sranyed tables. would
have oorne az art's,'s cri: icisns and
the magDidcent feast sp.e~d for oyer
ScV persons W iu,d have tickled tha
pa afo oil the mo I iastidi US epicurc.
Wit, mirth tni music ruled tie hour.
Prof. Walker. of Cumberland. MI.
assis'ed a; tie pisno. TLe welding
presents were nuncroas ADD costly.
100 much praise cannot be given 10
Miss Maggie q .thrie sister Of the
gro"m, tho cbarmlrg bos,ess-who
desn 'ng that only i-,y aud happiness
should prevail on tie occasion, sue.
ceeded so we'll. AL left 1T late hour
more han wi ling To return on future
Gniiar ecssions. invoking Heavens
sichest blessings on tie entire Guthrie
n"u choid. L. NJ. X.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria,
when she was Child. she cried for CAstoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Whsa she had Chil1ren. abe gave them Castoris
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CAPoN I'RIDas, Oct. 81 Our
piac Is beginning 10 boom: Mr.. Co.
yer Is doubling he capacity Of his
tannery. has put in two large boilers
ur ny forty feet. gu rounded by o
mammoth BRICK building which took
one hun red and fifty Thousand brick
aud is covered with iron; he has put
up en- eigbiy-ive horse power en-,
CINE, which drives the machlner5 With
perfect success. Work is alsp being
put on the m~in building which is
hfty by one hundred and twelve fee.
and is to contain Ell bty watts. There
are two large yard teaches and man.
moth drying room which will be ready
Tor operations next spring. Our mer
chants have fac stocks Of goods on
hand and are doing a pushing BUSH
ness.
Mr.. A. N. Hook, OF Cold Stream
is rebuilding his mill undsr the ne "
process Of rollers.
Mrs. John A. Saith raised the
mammoth pumpkin this seAson
weighed il3i pounds. Beat this In
IN tn c'unly. IL sou carr
30. Mrs. II. B. Frye has second crop
-of strawberries nearly ripe.
The Iew Presbyterian church will
soon be completed the plaslerers
have about finished their work.
Two weddings took place here las,
week. on the public hfghwsy: Mr.
George II. Park TO Miss Ida Simson
ny Rev. 6. Homan. aud Mr.. b. Ben .
n It TO Miss Lo, lie Whitlock by Rev.
Waters OF Cold STRAIN.
EILLOM.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-07

We want so a No Aeegt in thls couu
y AZ once. 10 take charge Of our business,
aud conduct the sale OF one Of the very best.
most mefitori Que, abd --latest selling inveo
tions ever offered 70 the American people.
To the right person We will pay = liberal
salary or ALLOW q large commission. For
foil particulars address
YOLTAIC BELT CO.,
No. 2is, Marshall, Mich
Aug. /, 1890.
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yUcKLEN,s ARNICA sALYE.

The best Salve 10 the world FOR Cutss
Bruisesl Sores, Ulcers, Salt BheumB Feve,
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, CfilblaiDs
yoras. and all Skin Erupdons. add positive.
Q cures Pile', or no pay required IA h
gusfan eed 70 give satisfaction or money
refunded Price rs cents per boz. For sale
By W illian,8on 4 Diller.
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a LUCKY LADY.
FnAs, iTkES Sep, zsrd.

FmsHg iTEES Sept, z3rd.
Mrs @. W. Combs, Of Humboldt. Tenn
FORMER resident Of this place, has recent '
fallen beir TO bali a million dollars len bv
ner Scotch grandfather She hss forwarded
proof Of Der 70 ati0nship 70 The lawyers and
will receive her inheritance to-day. I've
ming Mail and BEpressJ New York, Sept.
23rd, 1890 >.
We are NrB. CouiJs' lawyers snd by her
sefinR our advertisement became The ngente
OF her good fortune. We have a numter Of
similar claims 10 our hands aud expect 70
gain them u jour spces tors came from The
old country write rs aud inciose Is cents Tor
reply. There are more than half billion
collars IN Great Britain alone, unclaimed,
which rigbuy belong to reopie ia the Uni
ed States.
kUaorEAN CLAiNs AogHcY,
% Pearl Street, New York.
Oct ", iao0--Gt.
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Yake NOficR.

We are nov prepared to do grinding aud
saving atany tins. having put the "Wii.
son mill' Ia thorough repair snd RAINING
order.
o T. wIRGAAE,
$685. J. r. ARNOLD.
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HAVING removed to ths Once ossusisa
III By ibe late Dc. Snyta sr, nay Be founa
eers ~ All times, nlght ~ tag, whsn not
professionally engaged
Though prsciicina al bpAaokss 81 Me pres
iession, be will giTo sspetfai atlantIoa -
opfaivs surgery.
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L 8 T

A :wo-ye,r old Steer, yellow OF
pale red. white on tie side and on
legs, marked cross ami slit in the
right ear and n hole in the left ear.
IL any one has him and will let ue
knew, will satisfy The parry.
John K. GRACE.
Springfield, Oct. l7-2w.