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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-01
MUSCULAR STRAINS
~. church south conferenee:

SDseial CorrssDoad.Rcs Of ne Register.
Gr,.ANporrE. W. Va, September IS.
The Western Virginia Conference OF
the NJ. f. church, South, commenced
its third day. The conference sung
Nearer My God To- Thee, aud was led
i'm PRAYER by Rev. T.. 5. Wade, ID. d..
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved. Under queS-
ton To-. "What travelling preachers are
elected to Elder orderS?' the names
of the following preachers were called,
their examinations We're approved and
they were elected 90 Elders orders: Geo.
w. McChing. f. y. Jones, w. II. Sur
econ. +. :. McChing, VI. y. BowlcS, D..
:. Bowlcs. G.. IL. Mays. Three o'clock
D.. m. sunday was fixed for the ordina-
tion services. During the day service
the house was packed with visitors and
an seemed 20 manifest a great interest
I'm the work of the Conference. AT 3
o'clock p. m. Rev. sam Black breaches "a
Scmi-ccnteurial sermon. Rev. Black
has spent so years preaching in West
Virginia. At p. m. there was preach
ing by Rev. b. +. GoSling. DIR. Walker
OF the Huntington Baptist Church, DR..
Cotton. of the American Bible Society,
and Rev. w. w. King, of the Hunt
ington NJ +. Church, were introduced
90 the Conference.
The Bishop called before the Confer
ence the class TO be- ordained TO deacons'
orders and delivered 90 them one OF the
most powerful addresses 20 which we
ever listened. No one who could listen
to such au address could fail TO be inn
pressed with the Importance Of the Office
of the ministry.
The Conference sang "PraiSc God
from whom an blessings ilow," and add
iourned with the bencdiction by Rev.
X. A. Claughton.
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EErruucANs FOR rENDLEroN.
Many Marshall County Members of the G
q. T.. VIII Bolt Hubbard.

m ... |
Sua "Hurrah for john o. Pendlc-
tom. sis echoed audre-cch0cd all over the
hills OF Marshall To is q generally con-
coded fact chat the Republicans virtu-
.allv .'vindicltcd" Mr.. Pcudlcton by
their refusal t0 accept his challenge by
the denomination of Mr.. Atkinson. /
read from this mornings REGISTER to
some of Mr.. Doyener's friends, Mr..
uubbard's emphatic endorsement of the
Mckinley iufamy and they boldly as
serted that they dit not be-
Hc,c that Doe lDovenerl would
encourage the iuGiction of such an out
RAGE upon thcm. And they as boldly
declared chat they would not vote for %
man who favored Che enactment of a
aw 'cca.ziuc the robbery of the poor
f1r thc enrichment of the rich. We
have lots of decent Republicans in old
Marshall upon whom the party lash has
lost it> power, and one of this kind told
me to-day that Doe alone knew thirty
nine Republicans who had voted for
Atkinson who would not vote for
Hubbard This decent class of Repub-
Uclus Do not endorse Mckinley,
whom they look upon as the "StooI
pigeon OF Che mouopolist> and trusts
Neither DO they endorse the tyranny OF
Reed. tine profanity OF Cannon. COR the
h'arkcuardism OF Kansas Farm Mort
gage ingalls, There is another class of
thoroughbred Republicans Who say they
win NOT vote for mau who supported
90 man who hailcd tAc arch traitor Jet
81"
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BEECHER, SCHENCK & 8ENEl.cI
General anagors,
Equitable Building. l20 BrOliHlt
NEW YORK,

msurcs manufacturer. merchants.
railway and other corporations, m.
employers against claim, for acc.a.H
death or injury of employee Whom H..
for such accidents, and boo Che et'.. '
no liability iusurc> against claims
liability FOR accidental death OBJ injury
TO the public.
Insure, property owners against ".
or damage by reason of the oAp.o-
Of steam boilers or operations of r
gincs, elevators, hoi-tways. and spec
fled machinery, furnishing rigid scion.
tilic inspections Of same, with attendant
official certificates.
Issues bond OF indemnity guarautcciue
the honesty Of clerks and other. 200 po
sitions OF trust
Affords individual .In, insurance
under liberal policies GOO those .u pre-
ferrcd occupations. Commercial uaI
elers and others az exceeding
rates.
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Hem Advertisements.

TVANNTED-A Roy ABOUTiil lars OLD
w in % retail notion store. heleitnDc ~.
quired. Address alo care OF NeLu''
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GmnrHIc S6pt 2o1, 800.
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rendleton IIn. III - Ta.k.


vs.. T. Hubbard, nominated for Com
gress by the Republicans of the First
district is q good man for John o. Pen
dletou tO defeat. He can defeat Hub
bard much easier than Atkinson, though
that gentleman, 10 nominated, would
have been showed under by large
majority. Two years ago Atkinson car
ried large share of the labor vote iu
che First district, but the labor vote
viii be dead against Hubbard, to man.
He is the attorney and legal adviser OF
those large corporations that have OPP
pressed the working classes so shame
fully iu recent years. a laboriug man
who would vote 90 send w. Z Hub
bard to Congress 90 bind the chains OF
slavery more tightly around the work
ing classes. would Dee silly. indeed, aud
would deserve 90 Doe oppressed.
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viii tie Allowed to Make Speeches.

P.rt.rsbu1 SsrfigeI
DO is order for Hon j.. b. Meuager 10
send codolences 90 Capt. b. Il. Dovcuer.
Meuager was lied out OF Che nomination
iu the Fourth district; Doyener was
cheated out of 10 in the FIRST district.
Both these gentlemen are and have been
for years among the Sturdicst workers
iu the Republican party in their reSpec-
tive districts, but neither one of them is
deemed DO % go ON the
ticket for Congress. However,
there is nothing mean about
the Republicans SD Dovcncr and Men
ager win Doe allowed 90 make speeches
for the candidates and help them toward
election al, they can, and some of these
DAYS. perhaps, they may get % nominal
uou for tho Lcgislaturc-if no one else
wants TO-.
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Was a Kicker Himself

Capt Parker denounces Judge Lucas
for kicking against the nominees of his
party. Has the Captain forgotten his
own kicking propensities that he should
thus cast stone 40 Lucas? IL was In
lSS2. we believe. that Parker openly
supported q part of the Democratic
county ticket In preference TO his own.
There have been Republican nominees
since in Marion county who failed 70 Sc
cure the Captains vote. Are these
things always 90 be remembered against
man? II SO, good bye, Capt. Parker.
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STATE POLITICS.
SENATOR FAULENER'S EXPOSURE OF THE
INFAMOUS FORCE BILL
Some Cheerful Expressions on ". P Hub5aTt's
Candidacy Meaagsr and Doysnw Betrayed
10 the House Of Their Friends -Capehart's
Canvass Progressing Finely.

The huntington AdrcrNcrsay Sen
ator Faulkner is doing his party good
service boz educating the people upon the
important public question now agi-
Eating the country. His exposure of
the Infamous Force bin at the opera
house was listened 90 most attentiyely
aud made a lasting impression. Mr.
Faulkner makes no pretension % ora
tory. but his speeches are strong i'm ar
gument aud full of instruction for the
people. He will canvass the entire
State before the election.
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Two Points ON Hubbard.

vs.. l.. Hubbard. who is Co lead the
Republican hosts of the First district to
defeat in November, was one of IiIden
most ardent supporters I'm 1876.
IL is not pretended that Bill Hubbard
has amy special qualifications for Con-
grcss. but the family has lots of money,
and chat covers up the want OF many
other things.
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Thcrea are

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory.
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
IT'S sold everywhere.
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,ee 10 could Doe helped. went 20 several here
boz the city. iu turn, but none could do me any
cool. bad terrible leg with hole in DO as
big as 90 dollar. and pain that almost set me
crazy. got scared about b., aud determined 90
try CUriCURA REMEDIES. / obtained set, ana
inside OF five weeks my leg WAS healed up as
wellas DO ever was, except the terrible scar u
left for "a reminder of what was once terrible
sore leo These REMEDIES are worth their weight
in rold. JOHN THlEL,
M T. ssth Street. New York.
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.l want to goo to che next Congress of the
United states. want to sit alongside of
fl... mon ti,,t framed the Mckinley hiii ard
want to vote Tor THOMAS h. REED as
the next Speaker of the House loud APP
pitu.eI t. H-. H
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-01

10y me-. on the 2.d of last
$ .ptember. ] had the misfor-
tune to hrui~e my lor. and ]
put % piece of sticking plaster
ou it Inside OF % week / had
90 terrible lcg. My wife became
frightened and advised me to
20 Co % surgeon. ] went and
l0cforcd for TWO months, but
no GOOD was done ice, besides
costing me- biz money. Ny
leg had by this time formed
into an ulcer. aud got worse
every day. ! could not stand
itmy longer. and made upmy
mind to 20 60 20 hospital and
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plRecroRs

W. vs.. SPENCE. Baltimore. Md
JAMES s. GARY. Baltimore. Md.
WILLIAM a. FISHER, Baltimore. Std
JOHN GILL. Baltimore. Md.
EDWARD AUSTEN. Baltimore Mi
CHARLES ID. FISHER. baltimore.
ROBERT SEWELL. Sew York.
HENRY b. BEECHER Sew York
HENRY vs.. SLOCUM, brooklyn
ARTHUR b. GRAVES. New s
WILLIAM D. MlDGLEA, NeH
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OPERA HOUSE.

Costumes Armor Scenery. cf.
rate aud accurate and approprat.
80 An enormous increase Iu ..
meut of expense but the prices ar.
Reserved Seats 200 parquctte OPP pr
75c.. Reserved Seat. in Family C.r.
sion - aud 80 cents. seats 0u ..n
House, music store sale fo comm.
day. September 23th.
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Cash GapitaI. Fully Paid uu.


WIN. D. MlDGLEN. President
JOHN GILL. Nica President
ROBERT SEWELL SECOND vie. rr
RICHARD *. SHELDON. Treasure
JOHN j. JACKSON. Secretary
GEORGE no. MORAND. ASST >ecr......
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BINGHAM, DOUGLAS & SQUIRE.
General Agents,
Corner Bank and Superior Streets,
CLEVELAND, o.
NOTE.

Correspondence with Genera. 81
ayers, 12O Broadway, New York.
tied from men of ability aud cAprr.n
regarding Local or State Agency
pointments in unoccupied tern
stating qualifications.
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sold everywhere. Price, CUrlcUEA, SOC: SOAR,
CSC. RE~oIvENr. g. Prepared by the Potter
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, bo,ion-
ssT~S.ul for "lloW to Cure skin Diseases. on
r.'.,,.-. 80 Illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-01

UORSFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Imparts New Energy to- the Brain
giving the feeling and sense of Increased
intellectual power.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-01

A VrrrEAN-I was wounded ODD lae .e-
at the battle of Stone River leeeA. ~. ~
i>2 NIv blood was poisoned lrtiA ,ie on
fs.fs of the wound. and me leg sWctyu "
double its natural size, ont rciu.-nSl 80 -e-
many years The poison eN.en"eV ~ -.,s
,,r',i, system aniI suffered thousand
I..-hs Nothing did me ans good untI i
f.oi, Svffts Sdecidc. which took me poison
on+ of uiv blood. and Cnao.ot me to lee'
myself IA man acaiu. y. -. -. is the RENE
as for Bleed Poison.
joins CoNvyl, London. o.
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An excellent opportunity for those who can
not attend the day sessions Go acquire hh 'uu
cation. The work is so arranged that no one
ever So deficient need feel any NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ladies in attendance.
Call OF send for Catalogue.
oct WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and skin Purifier aud greatest
of Uumor Remedies internally 90 cleanse the
blood OF AN impurities and poisonous elements
aud thus remove the caused, and CtTlclHA. the
great Skin Cure, and CUriCrRA SOAR. am cA'
.oui,ite skin Beautidcr. externally 60 clear the
Skim and -raln and restore the hair. speedily
and permanently cure every species 90 itching.
burning scaly. crusted. pimply, scroiulou,' ana
hereditary diseases aud humorS, from infancy
90 age. from pimple, Co ,croiula.
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rorAL LIAnILIrIEs :. ss0. bod

The greatest amount insured boo
any one risk Observation-Disclosures. 2DCOJ Ol
surplus ......-.... o. SBu3j t3
The foregoing statement of thc condition OF
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company i-
correct and true. according to Che best of may
information. knowledge aud belief.
EDWARD l.. DOBBlNS.
Secretary.
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STATEMENT
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
ASSETS

ON the First day of January. $3.50 made 20 thc
Auditor of West Virginia. pursuant tp
ILn Inv. " mid NIIll.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-07-11
Iocak BreUfttes.

The early swimmer cotchcth the cramp.
Use plenty Of lime about your premises
this hot weather.
The season known as tie "Dog Days" be-
gins on the nth instant.
What did you say about the weather.
1 Hoternl
Our city folks, oh how Ioyingl how glad to
see their country cousins.
July term Of Court will begin Monday week.
The docket as usual Is slim
Wheat is turning out badly. Farmers are
disappointed.
II is said there will be fair crop Of apples
this year.
One Of the children Of Mr.. G. E. Wade, Of
this village, is down with typhoid fever.
Miss Annie, one Of ths daughters of Sheriff
Adams, is i'll with bilious fever.
Mr.. George Dent has been appointed post
master at Pope's Creek.
Sir R. eontemplates paying visit to St.
Mary's in the near future.
Mrs. Frank S,ockett, of Annapolis. and
Mrs. Watkins of A. A. county, are visiting at
Melton.
Friend P. Is visiting ST. Marys quite often,
aud daFk-eyed beauty wishes to know the
reason.
Dysentery prevails to an alarming degFes
in the lower portion of the sixth district bor-
dering en- Mattawoman swamp.
Mr.. D. would like to visit the neighborhood
OF White Plains, but says there is a MAT IN
bis way.
The year 1890 has turned the half mile pole
aud is Fastening along toward the home
stretch.
The widower of Swami Point, says be
wishes his sweet heart would return from ST.
Mary's.
Ther did not toll nor spin last winter yen
the mosquitoes are presenting their "bills"
and drawing on US at a lively rate at present.
Mr.. G. P. can 20 longer without sleep than
any one in the county, under certain eircum-
stances.
Mr.. Galloway, of Baltimore county, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Posey, White
Hail.
An infant child of Mr.. aud Mrs. G. NJ. Mar
tin, died at the residence of it's parents, On
Wednesday last.
Mrs. Fila Ballenger, and Miss Matte Um-
phries, who have been visiting friends near
Issue, have returned TO Washington.
George Slye, the BaiiiG to the County Com
missioners, is engaged 10 cleaning up and
whitewashing the interior Of tie Court House.
Congressman Mudd has named his two
months-od son, Thomas Reed, after the
great Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
During the storm last Wednesday night
stack Of green hay on the farm Mr.. John E
Hamilton, was struck by lightning and de-
stroyed.
+. X. Stonestreet, now located in Philadel-
phia, is 1T home for holiday. Xavier says
that in comparison to YAnkeedom, Charles
county is Paradise on earth.
The business Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court has been somewhat increased during
the week by the number of pension papers
brought in for certificates.
Mr.. Peter w Roby has built neat and 1T
traetre new barn on his property near Cox's
Station Mr.. Ruby is thrifty p.rson and
does not believe in growing dsconsolate be-
Caiisetiines are hard
The Teachers Association, white, will be E
held on Monday next the 18th instant and
colored on Thursday, the l7th. White teach
ers will be pail on Friday, the 18th, aud +
saluicd or Thursday, the iTth.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-07-11

Visit Of Arch-DeaeOn MOran.-Arch
Deacon Moran preached in Christ Church,
Port Tobacco, on Sunday last to large and
attentive congregation. In the course Of his
able sermon the Deacon alluded to the efforts
now being made by his church to improve
the moral aud industrial condition Of the coli
ored people in this Diocese and spoke hope
Iessly Of the good which would result from
the establishment Of the colored Industrial
School at Charlotte Hall Deacon Moran is =
learned and eloquent divine and bis energy,
industry and indomitabie viii, especially ft
him for the work among the colored people,
aud for which mission be has been selected by
his church In the afternoon the Arch Dea-
con preached in the colored Methodist Church
near this village to large congregation Of
people, many Of whom were white. The
work over which the Arch Deacon will have
especial charge, that of improving the moral,
mental aud industrial condition Of the unfor-
tanate colored race, is noble one, and all
who have the welfare Of this section at heart,
should lend a helping hand in pushing for
ward the good work
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Think of This Ii Is mnr.

Think of This.--It is worth reuember.
lag that no newspaper is printed especially
foV one person. People who hecome greatly
dispseased with some thiag they apd in a
newspaper should remember that the very
thing that disPleases them IS exactly the thing
that will most please somebody that has ius,
as much interest in the paper as they b.ve.-
e takes all kinds of people ,o make eaeld,
we are told, and the patrons Of a ssvsnaper
are made up of the elements Of the worl5 A
man may have dislike for tobacco In, IL Is
act foolish enough to complain Of his qrooerv-
man because he keeps it for sale
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-07-11

Good News.-All persons who were !, The
Union Array during the late war are en,;,laa
to pensions under the late act of Congress. if
they are iacapaeitated from physical labor.
wholly, or ie any degree. An who - not
now drawing pension at the rate Of q, ner
month can have them re-ratea and increased
And all widows, minor childrs, and
parents Of soldiers eau secure a pe.s;o. :
Write US at once for blanks aud ins,,..,..ns
In SWITZERLAND L co.
10 Guntoa Building, 4s2 La A..
Washinptnr h g
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Mr.. Mudd is q mustler.-Those of N

Mr.. Mudd is HustIer.-Those of Mr..
Mudds frieuds who believe he does not prop
trly exert himself to secure positions for has
marty associates are mueh mistaken in the
man. for there is net greater hustler after
,,eiee In the First Congress The Balt-
more Sua Of Aoaday last says Tin the APP
town departments be IS kaown as the most
persistent seeker after Office IL Congress. Ia
tine War, Navy and State Department baiid
;nvs. alone he is credited with more thsa
twenty-five minor appointments. He studies
lahs rers' aad watchmen's rolls ia the various
departmeats closely, and knows the politics
If almost every man, woman and child in the
departmental service, who is not within the
limits of the civil service law"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-07-11

lfAAtfSto AccNstttfRHg
Monday last They were ia session until
Thursday We hope 70 have an account OF
the meeting in our next issue.
The County Commissioners will meet on
Tuesday next. the 18th instant. Taose hay-
iits males Tor sale had better trAt them oat On
t.rlt day as tue Board needs pair lor roAt
work.
There has heen for several days past in thl
village, a 80 ,uG white man, Mho makes hi
home entirely with coiorel people, and eat
glass or preiends t. do 30, for the amusegnen
of the cnrons. lie is evidently vasrant
Who ike stray dog, stays longest where IL
fares sest.
Mr.. TaAaaeus Welch, who fr some lin
past las been An employee at ST. Elzabeti
ias;ae Asylum, is 1T home with his parent
"a two weeks vacation, He was in the vii
iage on Saturday and gave us a ''Sweet Vii
liam for years Subscription to the lNDp
PENDENT.
Ret Father Braiy, ex provincial and pas
TOR at st. Thomas Ciarch, is stationed viii
the scholastics 1T Chspei Foiu,. lie preache
~ s.a4s,.s Chg1cl1 l.st Sunday, and ate
service his old parishicaers paid taesr respect
and every one seemed glad TO mcet again tn
popular priest and their former pastor.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-07-11
Visitors to Bal,iwore RI,

s'sVis W D"AtiinOfe.-The Great Re.
ducuon Sale now in progress at oebm,s 1ea,e
HAIL. 5 and 7 West Baltimors Stree, RAID
more, will interest every one in need ofr,a,h-
ing for man or boy. Such genuine r.a.s.,..ns
on superior goods are seldom mad. Th;s
together With the enormous stoet j. a.
shown, where every size giant or sw..s !,
be fitted, unless eeformed, will n !. N.
great store the centre Of ATTRACTION e, i "a
tors to Baltimore luFins lie ssmus. :. -
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Pleasant Time.-A very

Pleasant Tlme.-A very delightful
yachting party OF the "Belle L, Of Wash
ington, was given last Friday by Mr.. g. L.
DuBoise, of that city. The anchor was cast
early Saturday morning in front Of River
side, +" the beautiful country home Of Mr. and
Mrs. W. d. Swan, where the party was enter
tanned with true Southern hospitality until
Sunday afternoon. The verdict Of all on
leaviag, was that Riverside vas an ideal
country home and that Mr. and Mrs Swan
were to be congratulated on the energy and
good taste which had made it what HI,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-07-11

Hot Day..-Tuesday last was hot day
and no mistake. The thermometer registered
10 the independent Office 1919. Thinking
that it might be little hotter in the office,
than elsewhere, the instrument was hung on
a tree n the Court House yard, where it re-
manned an hour and at the end Of that time
Z was examined aud ii still registered 1919.
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SaLESMEN WANTED.-E, @. selove

4 n the Nurserymen Of Geneva, \. Z. re-
a,,sst our assistance ia securing for them one
- more 6rs,-elass men, to take an agency in
his Or adjoining counties for the sale Of their
N,rsarv stock This firm guarantees ell stock,
and nays saleries ranging from $50 to Sl9e
- month aud expenses to successful workers.
r. Inv ~ our readers not engaged for the season,
- ,yhose time is not wholly employed will do
4 we'll ID grasp the opportunity here offered,
and write the above arm At once for full part
srn 4 good chance for all. m l4-l5-
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The transition from long, lingering and
n.;nfn, sickness to robust health marks an
enoch in the life Of the individual Such a
remarkable event 10 treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby the good health has
heen attained Is gratefully blessed. Hence il
4 that 50 much is heard in praise of Electric
Bitters. So many feel they owe their restora-
linn 10 health to the use CT the Great Altera-
five and Tonic If you are troubled with any
disease Of kidneys, liver or stomach, of long
or short standing you will surely end relief
hv ne Of Electro Bitters. Sold at soc, and
Il pey bottle at W. W Padgetts store.