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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-24

One has only 20 so back to the 7os to find
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe road,
now having. mileage of over 1000 miles,
q local road only fifty miles IN length.
Since then Boston capitalists have placed
over go, o0o, o0oin the property.
The secretary OF state at Albany, Ny.
has incorporated the Mexican Northern
Railway company, 10 construct and oper-
ate railway from point on the Mexican
Central railway Near ESoslon to the dis
trict Of Sierra Mazda; capital, s., ooo, 600
On the Great Western line, IN England,
Il has for years been the custom 70 SGT aSids
ladies Compartments" of each class on the
principal trains, but these are usually
empty, and the women for whom they are
INTENDED persist in filing the smoking car
rIages.
An electric device has been invented
which VIII notify engineers by onuec1ions
through the rails II their trains are too
near each other. After connection has been
thus established. telephone communica~
ton Is possible between the occu pants Of
the cab
A Newspaper correspondent IL England
SAYS that he questioned some Of the rail-
way employees in regard to their wages and
learned thzt the guard, or conductor, gets
SO month. the engineer from 80 20 DO,
and the fireman IS, the men boarding
themselves.
During the first SIX months OF 800
tventy-ooe railroads, with a total mileage
Of ! $50 mics and funded debt snd capital
stock Of SSs .ez1 go. were sold under fore
closure in the United States II the same
time nine roads were plaoed IN the hands
q receivers-
A proaeet Is IN consideration in Chicago
for the eSectiSn ~ an elevated and under
xreus6 RAILWAY wifbsS7vo or more trscks,
not exceeding thrse. 70 begin between HEr-
rison and Madison streets east Of Fifth
avenue, across o- undAr the Chicago river
a.. ~Ssar 1i..iaA
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A gIl.e.aEen rouon.

II should be distinctly understood that
the idea that ice water l. inJurio "a - a
mistaken notion, imported with other
English fads. like the docking 81 horses'
Tnanes and tain. drawing the vovpels and
the STONY BEitEsh stare" SIsnzsers with
chronic indigestion, stout WoInen with
their inbeIiOrs in a state Of constant in
fam nation, men wboae stoznsschs are in
haIasd and people gstting over the Rr1p,
with Ent1EDals weak. Ss~sred snd Trtabis
70 An incredible 6ssypeo Etzntly find Ice
wa9ez injurious, - enad well vuteT would
be pourod over pat.ezt 4n-a-high fever, CT
rather ike tk@o~sng oosd vshrr on a rod
bot boiler. Coad water n in<Sl~Saa,ls 70 an
in1snsd eye. which finds warm Ws4sr
soothing, and inf&Dbd ssornSscbs rebel
agEinSt sudden chsI7EnG dHmsbos In the
same way, bot oobody fhn2z ths-scD6 uTzbsr
Is unsafe fer hsAlshT $3.50 or hs&1Ehy
throsss-Shirley Dare ia New YORK
Herald
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A Ise1psnsfre Puria-r.

After boih1g ten rss1ates to- water
should be povEz3 into voodsn Or-sso,s
~, os7ere< With . e1oSa and lsft "a boar
. eooi. WHEN Il xaay Dc pEt-rnss e. Essz-
For hlteT A<w, clsza 0osSer pot Of ID
glazed by. fsfsd a7cttly. CT rs:A-r
e sDgsn FOX oos<T&5sy Charged, - ritter
ia2a LLsos. &C TIE Est>a.s = tbs E2EEs1-
Ft-E1 essz cGssL C cs<zDnsAznnel 70 C. IL
Totem Of the %. r-11s. put CD thls
lay@r q clean. = lite szga g. lzc1 TACK,
then three lnches q charcszl Il vsEy
oo=<se 30 sF6e-. three sncsez - s1ad ssoss
th.ss ard ceAr, wGEkez zrAEsl Greg ST.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-24
How nrfnt.p. wsua. wra....

Ms. .MGy e Bryan. who drsxs toe big
seSt salary Of any woman editor ID tbe
tinted Statss, mas written g coIur6isesa IN
one act entitled his Eoaety Pkg" Il Is
the experience Of Rev York pIsyzE71 gbt
ing house This eua1t. naErous fi4ele vo-
man Is Georgia precinct, uREs1uaily gift
ed. With "a Easny vshins Is q cAId. and a
deposition quite as sunny. SEzs Il sre-
rasndOus worker. wZItes day a1d nigh
most Of the tine EiafiEx. on the Eaor Turk
fashion, with her copy paper on g tapeOar,.
and TIE whole place Uttered With psnGI
chips -EKchange
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4 Nen Cure c-r.rnnthach.

A Russian practitioner recommends
the use Of hyoscyamus seeds Tor tooth
ache his, plan IS to burn the seeds, ana
10 convey the smoke through a little pr
per tubo to-the hole in the tooth He
declares that II nearly all cases one ap-
plicatioa, or Al most two, VIII suffice 10
Cr!Ze the roCrE2che.
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BESY.
A Ht,,a ,orr, 50 dsi,tv spoau

A little form 50 dainty small.
So soft, 50 terSsr. and dear;
A little voice whose heIpfe3can
Is music TO q uantheF's ear;
A little PHse OF delicate breath.
Like Ewes when Zephyr ,whispereth
A little arm that Esrresesshes
Red, cu4tagfnsers tsHieE things;
TToEozaA bhse, upward gazing eyes.
All 6neG With silent woRdsrings,
That, IS the Kiss Of heszsu-s light bids,
Now ope, row close their 6seny lids;
s little.head 50 snooohsand white;
Pen, rosy1noushs and fsiry chin,
AND cheeksa1 rlrezsed 70 the sight.
SAFE ~hers a dimpse drswssksm In;
A1,in enc, ttpy fssa5eenwovs,
Asfsht SIS sughfcf. sot Is Love
W. Trego Webb IN London Spectator
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A Society Coach.

A lady bssUudng 70 al oid Eew Yo~z
family ThscE hes beea financially wy<c4ed
Is earning = sabssA1tssl living by ooschSas
peop5sfo1 sOctEss She o5Arsss hex pGpils
s. 90 hanr f0r her services, and ker &rDec-
iahts - so supgiS ths zsEest ens<lr e. -
hshionsose SoEs zEUents. ooe1Iag E1sr-
raees and o4hs7 socsal events Of fusesza
Sde haE also N sESslent ssock Al ssoz1ea
suitable fer TSizfson a. f9BcSeor and do
Esr tebjes. a-d l. vel up n tie gc~fp
Aboue ElsisLas4 Btez4r5 and d1sazSSc 500
eezsas xrd TIE newest xooEs.-Cka..e-
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One Of the handsome bellies OF Columbus.
O.. Is hiss hittse Thurman, grnnrfdsugh-
ter OF the Old Roman ex-senator Thur
man She is described IS E pronounced
brunette. and shs'n2s ae55t her much OF
that individuality and strength which
characterizes the daughters of fudge Thur
man, one OF whoa, Mrs. Mccormack, re-
sides on Lonz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-24
Few are Free

IRON Scrofula, which, being heredi-
| tarv. Is the latent cause Of COnsump-
tion. Catarrh. Loss Of Sight, Eruptious,
and numerous other maladieS. To ef-
feet n cure, purify the blood with
Ayers SarsapariIla- Begin early. and
persist till every trace Of the poison IS
eradicated.
Il can heartily recommend Ayers
Sarsaparilla for all those who are a1ti'ct-
ed with Sorofuious humorS. 1 had
suffered for years, and tried various
remedies without effect. Finally, Aver
Sarsaparilla gave relief and put me IN
my present good healthy condition. -
E. NJ. Howard, Newport, \. II.
"NIy daughter was greatly troubled
with Scrofula, and, at one time, II was
feared she would lose her sight. Ayers
S3rSaparilla has completely restored
her health. and her eyes are as well
and strong as ever, with not a trace of
scrofula in her system. - Geo. King,
KilHngly, Conn.
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AnnouncemenL.

The Wichita Produce company has been
made the wholesale and retail agent Tor
the celebrated ''Ferro- Manganese waters
OF Excelsior Springs. Mo. - " Fri sun-tf
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A. 0. u. w.
Total Disbursements of the Beneficiary
Fund-NoteS.

Fund-Notes.
The total disbursements of the benefci-
airy fund during the twenty-one years of
the orders existence up to the close of the
last fiscal year amounted to SOS, 1888, SIC 50.
By this amount was paid Il, 3eS death loss
es, that number of families having been
benefited by the A O. C. W. The total
disbursements Of the beneficiary fund Of
all the Jurisdictions for the year 1889 makes
a grand total of =. 15S. 763. IS The total
number of death losses during the year
was 2,O49
There are 3,S59 lodges of the order &C
cording 10 the report of the supreme re-
corder making an increase of ISL for the
last fiscal year.
The increase in the number of lodges in
each jurisdiction during the past year was
as follows: New York, 81; Ontario. 81:
Maryland, New Jersey and Delaware, -;
Kansas, p; Michigan, %; Nebraska, Il;
Massachusetts,, Is; Georgia, Alabama,
North Carolina, South Carolina and Flor
ida, y: Texas, Il; Missouri, Q; Illinois, {;
Dakota, 5: Ohio Q; Pennsylvania. >. InGi-
ana I; Iowa, ,; Wisconsin, !; Oregon and
Washington, l.
Illinois disbursed 5000 from tie bene-
ficiaTy fund during the past month, Of
which amount $50 900 was paid on fifteen
deaths IN Chicago.
The supreme lodge has fixed the maxi
mum plumber of assessments for Illinois at
twenty-five. Several Of the other jUrisdic-
tionS have had their maximum increased.
The proposition 70 grant permission 70
New Jersey TO become separate grand
jurisdiction at this time was deemed mex
pedient by the supreme lodge and was
voted down.
Two hundred and thirty-nine thousand
TWO hundred and aiRety-one mem ers in
good standing in the a 0. [. W. on June
|. 1SS0-a gain of !, I'll during the month OF
MAJ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-24
THE RHINOCEROS.

In the.siZe of the brain the wild boar has
n marked superiority, and perhaps this ac-
counts for his great courage, which makes
him fearless of everything. One morning,
looking out of q railway carriage, saw
Wild boar come, charging down at the pass
ing train, but he missed 1t, for the train
was going too fast for him, and he was a
little hammered in forcing his way through
the wire railway fencing.
L had something to do with rhinoceros,
but never succeeded in shooting one,
slough. I sought them Tor three long and
hot days under the guidance of the best
sportsmen IN Assam, and [ visited their
haunts in the Sunderbunds with men of
great locakexp erience. But the rhlnocerOs,
like all big animals, has acute senses Of
smelling and hearing, and makes of at
the slightest indication of danger. We
had a large one il the Calcutta Zoo which
was very tame, and when 1t got bad
abscess in the head, of which it eventually
died, it used to come and lie down 70 have
its ear svrineged by the'veterinary surgeon,
whom It learned to recognize.
There were two fine rhinoceros in the
raiah's menager5e at Burdyyan in the in
closure IN which the crocod6ies were kept,
for the pond in which the cFocodiles used
to swim served also as bathing place for
the Thinoceros. One day young pig
had been turned'into the Enclosure to be-
come food for the,crOcodiles, and as these
animals don't travel vervfast on land piggy
led them lively CHEESE, ans at last, per-
haps by chance, it took refuge under tn
Iegs of one of the rhinocerOs, which was
looking on solemnly, but when the croco-
dies approached the rhinoceros the latter
presented his horn and warned the croco-
dies TO be OF. And so the pig survived
and grew up and lived Tor some months
under the protection of the rhinoceTos.-
Lon cnlaI,s NInraZinn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-24

To keep the bright. green color OF sum
Iner cabbage and some other vegete bIes
boil fasy in plenty of water in which has
Teen dissolved 4 pieceof washing soda TIE
size Of two peas. cover until che water boils
and then take of theIid If the steam is
shut in the cabbage VIII be yellow.
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TIE GINNING BOsP.

He would lie down antfilide himself in
/ an incredible small patch. of grass, SO that
! the elephants might pass him by unsus-
pectingIy: or, If too carelessfy pressed by
: q loose line. he would charge right at some
lettering ELEPHANTS legs, and there are
livery few elephants that VIII not finch and
turn aside from a.Wild 5boaE's charge. 1t
needed muchgpatsepce anu watchfulness to
contend with,all the wiles of the clever an
imal. I usua9ly -caHEied q gun Feaded with
spiDe shot. aud a.charge 4iTed2in50the grass
or bushes inst behind where the boar was
moving generally startled him, and II
chance pellet nit him he thought it best to
quit the covert and trust to his speed to
reach some stronger Shelter or swamp i'm
penetrable,to elephants and. horses.
1t takes a very fast horse 80, catcta full
grown boar in a gRAlopt over the open
plain but eveFy'experieaced rider knows
chat he must 20 as hard as he can if he
means to spear the animal. shall not try
TO repeat the oft told story of the mortal
combat that ensues. Oftentimes could
see all the incidents of the chase from my
howdah, for not unfrequently the boar
when overtaken would jink and come
round again to the jungle from which he
had started. When men ride really well
the boar seldom escapes, unless he has the
luck to find some deep swamp through
which the horses cannot follow him.
4 full grown wild boar in lower Bengal
is about thirty inches high, but they ara
sometimes found as high as thFty-six
inches, and there is a skeIetonin the Indian
museum in Calcutta of a boar that was
forty inches at the shoulder. There is al
most as much difference in the anatomy OF
q wild boar and tame one as there is be-
tween a man-of-war and merchant ship.
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a : go CO..
With f.;11le
WILD BEASTS OF INDIA.
SPORTSMEN FIND PLENTY OF Elk
CITING OUARRIES.
The Wild Boar Is the Best and Bravest.
The RhinOcerOs' Acute Senses of Smell
and Hearing-POints on Hunting the
Savage Animals.

Savage Animals.
OF all Indian animals the wild boar is
the best, brayest. haverseen great
deal ofhim, having for many years hunted
him on horseback or with a line OF ele-
plants to drive him out Of the thick
cogerts. SO that other men well mounted
on feet horses might pursue and slay him
with their spears. / was butan IDcf1HereEt
performer with the hog spear, and have no
feats of DEoTVess to recount, Though once
took a first spear where about ten other
men were eager for that honor; bat 1t was
a very small boGT, and 1T was quite ms own
fault that he fell into my hands, for i was
sitting smoking at the end Of covert,
lust thinking of starting for home after
blank morning, when the animal rushed
out and in self defense / was oeNged to
spear it. How angry some Of the other
men were at my luck, though they did not
all know how unmarried 1t was.
1t was most interesting to watch the
lodges and devices of a cunning old gray
boar as stood IN my howdah and tried to
get the elephants to drive him out at
point convenient for the riders. The boar
usually had his own ideas as to the line he
would tazeif he were compelled to face
7lls open; but before coming to that last
resource he would try everything else.
Perhaps it WIS not heroic conduct on his
part, but he would seek to induce the old
faS SOW, his wife, with her infant progeny,
to 90 out and show themselves ASIA blind
tothe hunters. If there were any OF his
older sons in the jungle he would rous6
them from their hiding places and try to
drive them out, to become vicarious'sac-
rice.
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Ayers SarsapariIIa,

pEEPAEED II
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell Mass
Price 81; six bottles, s.. Worth s. bottle
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Fine Display.

L, C. Roesslsr, the leading Jew.
eler, 116 Baltimore Street, Cuma
berlsud, Md, has Just received q
fine lire of goods for the holidays.
The assortment OF ladies and gen
tlemeu's gold and silver watches
cannot be surpassed. The largest
aud best selected stock OfjewtlCy in
the city. Onyx clocks, BrOnzes,
gold aud silver. headed canes, etc
Mr.. Roessler, has just put IN bic
establishment an elegant silvofwaFe
case that takes up the entire side
Of bis store. The dazzling effect
Of the rich cut glass undor the
electric light is superb, e.
SilverWare ia great variety.
Novelties Of ell kinds. A1y one
in search OF Christmas pEes6nts
cannot help be eaited Ia the above
named firm. To convince yo0l-
self i, will more than repay you to
CALI
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a ca & n.

To The Rscple Of Hampshire County !:
We desire 10 state Il al we have
purchased from r Ivan Devau-
ter his st Ok, fixture and good
will of hitDrug Store IN Romney,
AMI will, in the future, conduct
the Drug business in the most ap :
proved manner, keeping at all
tim es a selec stock OF fresh and
pure drugs aud chemicals, Toilet
articles, Perfumery, Soaps, Tooth,
Hair and Nail Brushes, full line
Of fine Stationery, PaintG, Oils,
and everything Usually kept in a
first-class Drug Store. By strict
attention 10 BUSINESS we hope to
merit your esteem and patronage.
Very respectfully,
WILL!AMSO & DILLER.
R~ Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all hours, day or
night. Nov. %, 1889.
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TREMENDOUS CUT!
FE4RFUL SACRIEICE'

TIE winter bids fair to be q mill
one sud In order not 10 be caught
sgaIn 10 will comm'nce operations
early 10 unload our great stock OF
ladies' long and medium length WrapF,
We mention as follows some telling
Bargains:
A Zoe quality long newmarket,
that was bought 20 be sold ~ $40. will
nov sacrifice or give out for $50
a medium length fur trimmed gar
menti That formerly cold for ei2. so.
now offered 40 S.. Also The beet line
OF correct styles in short Jackets "e
have ever shown. Big stock OF Far
CaPes B1ss and Muf'. When you
come o town look them over.
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The MODEL FAST LiNk.

The fastest and finest trains In
America run between New York and
Washington va Jersey Central, Beads
ing and u. 6 o. All thu trains are
ves,ihuled, heated by Pintsch gas
Station foot OF Liberty street.
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County Newg.

SPRiNeFiELD, Dec. 2..-Mr. VIM.
w. Shannon aud Miss Edith NJ.
Shouse, both of this place, are to
be married at the residence of the
BRIDES father this evening, by Rev.
g. w. Finley. extend, for the,
'INTRLLleENcRss CONGRATULATIONS.
and best wishes for q long. happy
and useful life. 'Protracted servi.
,ces in the Presbyterian church s.ill
continue, and with rome itiersst.
Rev. Mr.. Ghieslin returned to Shep-
herdstowH Mou1ay. He made o
good impression upon our people,
both as q preacher and gentleman
There is, we are cory to say, y
probability of DR.. Finley accept
ing cali to the Evengelistic work
in the Synod of Va, No man, We
suppose, was ever more beloved by
his people and everybody, than
DIR. Finley, and We would .all be
sorry to lose him. However, if he
should leave, we know OF no one
better calculated to take his place
thar Rev. Mr.. Ghieslin, if he could
be inSuced to leave Sh' pherGs-
town.
/ Mr.. John B. Shannon, Of Frost
burg, spent Thanksgiving day with
bis parents in this place. John
was looking well, aud was happy
over the result of the late election.
A boy named Casssday, about
twelve years old, was run over Ly
3 train near Green Spring We ter.
day (Monday) and seriously, if not
fatally, injured both arms and
one leg were cut of. DR.. w. V.
and j. n. Kirk, of Paw Paw rem.
dered the necessary surgical aid,
and amputated the limbs.
The fence AROUND Shannon Gem.
etery was completed sometime
ago, aud is now painted white, with
a dark brown bottom board. Ii
looks nice, as does alec the inside,
which has recently been cleaned up.
Miss Ada Orndorff is very i'll
from consumption enl can't live
many days.
Mira. L. N. Lyle and chiIdrenj
left Monday for Athens. Ga. Al
few hours after their departure
telegram came for taem announ.
cling the death OF Rev. LyIe's broth
or, Senator Lyle, who was a mem
Der oil the Georgia Legislature. 1t
will be remembered that Mr. Lyle
was called nome only a few weeks
since by the illness and subsequent
death, of his aged mosher. GUgss.
-. 30, - -
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WANTED.

We want al REo. I Agent IN thls couu
~ ct once, to take charge Of our business,
aud conduct the sale of one Of the very best,
most meri;orious, and fastest selling inVen
tioaS ever. offered TO the American people
To the right person We will pay q liberal
salary or allow a large commission. For
full particulars address
VOLTATC BELT CO.,
No. 49, Aatshall, Mich
Aug. J, 1890.
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Mrs. Amanda Taylor, wiSs Of Jades Dan
Vel Taylor who departed this life to.aay.
Nov "a, 1890, 1t $50 q. N, wa the Oldest
Laughter OF Dr.. Antheny Minssr asd was
born near Lynchburz. We. Hay 18th. ls35 :
came TO Missouri with her parents In 1885.
snd was uni ed In Marriage October 3, ls4(
About the year 1850 ~ North River csub
ground she was born again and united
With the Methodist Episcopal chureh. South.
and remained an earnest ana faithful mem-
Der tor forty years-'tili called up hiR her
che with her now beresved husband moved
to Shelb.na 10 1863. The writer haA known
her as Methodist for ihirty-five years
tfuer one peih.ps be has never kn6wu. her
bone was th- home OF hospitality, her love
Tor hr'st and bis church wa strorg aud
Uniform. ehs Was slwsys ready for counsel
or work and seemed never to dcspond or
grow old as many do. whsn itis church
was feeble and 'sw, without a honss or =
parsonage she WEE stosef Of strength. and
when In the 2rovidepce Of God IL greg
strong aud was well established abe moved
on among tbs most faithful. But che has
been called up higher aud earth aud home
ard Shelhina are poorer. while Heaven II
richer Ia the addition Of ano;hsr one sdded
TO It's hspPy ihrorg. oh! how sweet &,
must be TO one no Was 80 long q sufferer
here
"Fortver with the Lord,
Am+n So let IL be;
Life from the death IL 10 that Word,
rs Immortality.
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DIED a.ihe home Of her daughter. Mrs.. G
Mrs Sydney Sey IN ,ur, in her s,nd year.
Mrs Se,.mour wa ths last IN mber Ut that
family OF NcSeills. She was a daughter Of
Daniel McNeilf and slater OF the late Sey
mour and Daniel 2 Mcneil. She was .
devoat christian. for many years being .
member of the Presby.Arisa church. Her
lie throughout has been an uubroken series
OF christian virtues, and Is well worthy OF
The high emulation. She was beloved by
ell whs knew hsr and b denh has CAUSED
much sorrow among her wide circle at rrla.
tivesa f.isuds. she leaves two daughter
Mrs. Williams aud MIRA Rsndolph-on
whom The Christening rod Of affection has
fallen heavily recently, they having each lsst
q Husband. Moofefeld Examiner.
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YucKLEN,s .ARNIcA sALvE.

The best salve Ia the world for outsI
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feve,
Sores, letter, OF Rpped Hands. Chilblain 5
YoFns, and al Skin krupdOns, and positive
o cures Pile, or NJ pay required. Il 4:
guaran esd 20 give satisfaction or money
refunded. Price IS cents per box. For sal.
bY Williamson & Dilles.
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Whsa Baby vas Sex. We gave her csssotia,
wbsz ~ We chIid, ne ssisd'fOr cAssOris,
whsa shs became llss. shs eiuas 70 cassOri..
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

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