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The Republican journal., 1894-08-09
WIN: DEPARTMENT.

Swine must b. pure bred and registered or
elisib to registry. Ora les cannot compete
fJr premiums except in sweepstakes
Each exhibitor in this department will be
charged an entrance fee Of $500 which must
accompany the entry, and Will entltle ex-
hibltor to Park season ticket.
As to Berk shire: That they are registered
in the record Of the American Berkshire As
sociation.
AS t. Pol md China That they are regis
tered in the rec ,rd of either the "amercan
Poland China Record Co. !" the Central Poland
$ vine Asso -iation. the Ohio Poland China
Record Co." the Standard Poa ID China
Record Co., or the Northwestern Poland China
Swine Ass citation
As to Chester White That thy are regis
tered Iii the record of either III "Natona Chcs-
ter White Associat on" or Todd's Improv d
Chester White Rec ri Associate
As to Small Yorkshire; That they are reg
istefed in the record Of tie American Small
YORKSHIRE Club"
As to Duroc Jersey: That they are regis
tered in the record Of the "American DuToc
Jer ey Swine Breeders Association.
As to Essex That they are registered in the
record Of the "Amer an Essex Assoca ion.
AS to Cheshire Inat they ase registered in
the recori Of Tie "Cheshi. g Swine Br-elers
Assnciat on 4
the record Of Victoria Swine Breeders Asso-
ciaton.
DIVISION Pip.
Best Berkshire boar one year and over s. LIST,
3 ~.
Best SOW, So Is 3 3D.
Best Poland China, same premium.
Best Chester White, same premium.
Best Small Yorkshire, same premium.
Best Duroc Jersey, same premium.
Best Essex same premium
Best Cheshire same premium.
Best Victoria, same premium.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Pest SOW With litter Of sucking pigs Of any
breed, including Grades Of not less than SIX in
numbcr, axe, SIZE and quality 10 be considered,
5000 TO ls,, 3 90 to I'd.
Best pen q brs ting hogs Of any breed, in
GLIDING grades to consist Of one boar ana four
sows over one year, owned BY the exhibitor,
age, size and quality 10 be con sidered, $500,
lst.. 300 ID
Awards for exhi $ not ment ned in this
class must be appr,v by the executive Off
GERS of the Associ4tio
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Each exhibitor in this department will lie
CHARGED an entrance fee Of 800, which must
accompany the entry, and will give free admis-
Sion TO exhibitor TO the Park.
Exhibitors competing II the fat stock pre-
miumi shall furnish a written statement in de-
tail of their method of feeding. etc and cannot
divide pair for the purpose Of competing for
single premiums nor will they be allowed to
compete in the other classes.
The executive officers shall Ike allowei to re-
ject any animal they may consider unworthy.
Division 10, II, II and 49, an for fat cattle,
are sp aciai state premiums
Awarding committees in Cattle Depa TIN mt
are expressly instructe that il is their duty in
every case to require from each exhibitor. in
lots of PURE BREEDS. satisfactory evidence OF
purity Of breeding. as claimed; and each com
mittee in awarding premium in any such lot
The Republican journal., 1894-08-09

ton must he III position by noon of the first
day, unless unavoidaby detained on the rail-
perts will judge the exhibition. The judges
must enfOrc, the rules III the awarding Of prem
iums.
F,wls in moult not disqualified, to be
JUDGED by their size. shape and general char
re erlstics and no premium t be awarded I'M
less the specimen possesses, merit.
10. Ths borrowing of birds, or buying to
return after the fair, must be stopped and any
per'pn 3teetad in such practice wild be barred
out of the show and all premiums awarded him
withheld
H. No award will be made on chicks unless
Of sufficient size to Indicate merit.
II, The poultry exhibit viii be under the
charge of d superintendent who Will be required
by the association q enforce ali rules,
- Sd tcs viii be assigned by the superin-
ten lent, and the moving or changing of fowls
once in p ,siton must be I'm Ter his SUI oervsion
II The rms Fowl and "Chick" are
th n defined Fowl bird hatched orior to
1891, Chick. a bird hatched during 1894.
10. An entry tee of y cents per pair is de-
mande! in this department at the time of entry
which VIII eatltle the exhibitor to the free use
of 1ops.
Premiums a.e offered on the following varie-
ties of s. Isl ID, and soc for Sd, for fowls,
and the same prem ums for chicks.
DIVISION A.
Pair Light Brahmas, 81 LIST, 2d, SOC Bird.
p pi Paf E. r bra,lmas y ~; ~ ~ ooe s5
III / IT G'.hIn. !, lst ~ 't a. qra
Tar White Cochin, 81 lst | IL 80: Bird.
Pair Laasshan, s. IL, ~. 5os 3D.
4Ani4ttas
psir .irvcr snan,lsd ba4nhu,s. ssl.,io1
% p p. 70, Ion 8, ,n,Is1 b,r,nn,s. s,.ttoa
30 81 81 ill., spAns'Su n'li0"iss' + ~ ~
Soc Sd ~ 80 -'' '
'79 5L
f4T plae- hamoufgs' s. lst "a, ~ "a.
Mhp'TfRANEAN-
p pi aa'ialls ,,, 8 i, I = % 81,
r rSir nh la,n"raaf , H. ~
"A 94 -'''
PR whte leg aorn rose comb, - lst %,
F4ir drown legAorn sinsI, comb, ~ lst "a
ANeiuc>>.
.,,,.,.io,,, n.,.,5,,..,,o - ,.tol a,.
sri !" 'A'i ''i D'''''''iua' : ~ Nm RI
Par B.rrsd 'A pym ,ut a. K,ca@ s .''
Il IN .li whit pivm5utn Rocks. - Isl.
M sr4
p,lr' ,.aftsa wy,aa,t+s - L. ii 5oD
81
rsir silssr WAL iott,, s. IT, ", 50c jr4.
o.. W p, rpl, p &c..
fMf w. Y blacR foiish' - ist' a. ave
ar4 u
IaT w y. Nhit9 H1lSA, w. Ist ~, ooc
'FG- 49,
D.. I"ir b'a'ied 1o'lsn Iolisn' - ~ 20 ave
The Republican journal., 1894-08-09

dard American Merno Register Association,
ONO Spa 1ish Merino Shaeo Bre d srs' Associa-
ton, United States Merino Sh ep Breeders
Registry AS ,c,ation, Mche gan Merino Sheep
Bree ,ers, Association. National Aerino Sheep
Breeders Association, Wisconsin Sheep
Breeders and Wool Growers Assoc afion Me-
rino Sheep Register, Missouri Merino Sheep
Breeder, Association.
AS to shropshire: That they are registered
in the flock book Of the Am rican Snrop ,hre
Register Association, or the Shropshire Flock
Book Of Great Britain.
As to Dorset Horn; That they are registered
in the flock book of the Dorset Horn Society, of
America. or the Dorset Horn Flock Book Of
Great Britain.
DIVISION a.
cosTwoLD BUCKS.
IS ist \ "a, 2 3rl.
One year old and under two, Sc lst, III.
Buck lambs, not less than three, 81 LIST, ID.
CoTswoLD EWES.
Not less than three in numh-r.
Two years Old and over, sc LIST, 3 ID.
One year old and nader two, lst, 3 I'd.
Eve lambs, not less than three LIST, I'd.
The same premiums as for Cotswold to gov
era each Of tue following classes:
DIVISION Is.
LEICESTER
DIVISION !6.
HAMPSHIRE DOWNS.
DIVISION IL
OXFORD DOWNS.
DIVISION Is.
SOUTH DOWNS.
DIVISION 10.
MERINos
DIVISION 90.
sHRoPsHTREs.
DIVISION ~
HORN DORSET.
SWEEPSTAKES FAT SHEEP PREMIUMS.
Not to compete in other elias ses.
Animals competin, in the breeding classes
cannot compete for fat premiums, nor will any
premium be awarded for fat sheep unless the
ANN ais are up to the standard required for the
market.
Best three fat sheep, wethers or ewes of any
breed, Including grades, a to COMPETE together
in one class, two years Old and over, IS Isl, l
I'd, 3rd.
Best three fat sheep, welhers or ewes of any
breed, including & atss, all to compete together
in one cas-, one year GA ana under two, s6
lst I'd. 8 3rI
Best three fat lambs, wethers or ewes or any
bree'., including grades, d Icompete toge' her
in one class, under one year old, SO Ist 1 ID,
2 ard
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SPECIAL DAIRY PREMIUMS.


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'ptF "4N p CONNER Ill 4i ~ iaf N'V asN' Wy
The state VT Mtipe fAfh fNR@Nf W. WIS
deA4rineat "0l t'e barge" az entrance 'ee g'
AZ @Fl'A MiA entltNe the eA@ I1ls ''' 4n eN@a,
wei tisON leke', aglAll1lut tN @ls 7NH 'i@E+
itht "a be n ie>7 'Aiiu ~ NOUN re-
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n H' eNiNAilisd IN Wv aief' lAg
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PreW!un. arm les mt9sNA- a'a"F
cila = nNeh '9f sH'5ie fFeih.AN
lit& @Nil8Ns 9' &lNs NNuiPr @K
ai4 Riein 2leuiiAis9 must lD4A
liah ~ tLe tests
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f@'i lhS sai paehaSe + i''g"
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beT5 nfhfn Dlt'el' hot ~ luaN
~ N2l' '1i'-
res sa'iiplv Oh ErAuu'at ptNV'' ''
~ VS. TO DC shown ID Eht's laf'
'tu-
The Republican journal., 1894-08-09
MECHANICAL, MANUFACTURES,
ETC.
ct C.

There will be no charge for space, bad the
exhibitors will be CHARGED 500 al tbe time the
entry Is made, which will tle them IL Nj eX-
hbltors season ticket admilll, to P3lfA AMI
Hall.
Persons intending to exhibit are TeqNN s'e1
to give notice of Their Intention IL % w M the
Secretary, stating the nature Of til 3ir Iibit
and the amount OF space reluirel.
The Republican journal., 1894-08-09
HORSE DEPART ENT.

SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPARTMENT, u Il.
GREELEY, ELLSWORTH, VICE PRESIDENT
EASTERN MAINE STATE FAIR.
Assistant $ lperntendent, Major w. F. Hard
ing Bangor.
Entries Close Monday, August 18th.
l. Exhibit IS in this department will be
CHARGED an entrance fee Of 10 per cent. If the
aggregate am .upt Of premium offered in the
cas- in which entry islnale and the .me mus
acc 'mpa y be entry. Exhibitors who's, enlry
fees in the horse department amount { three
dollars Or over, Will be entitled TO an exhibitors
season ticke, admitting to Park In case The
entry fes in this departme t amounts 10 less
than three dollars, the exhibitor Nii be entitled
to the ticket provided the difference between tho
amount Of entry fee and tnree dollars Is paid.
In testing the speed of horses, each an
imal three years old AMI over is to to wagon
or harness. In making the awards in this 81 .ss
the general good Qualities. such as breeding,
style, action constitution and enduring prop
critic, as well as the speed Of the amin II, are to
be taken in consideration.
g. Exhibitors of horse, are required to keep
the doors ot their stalls open Fl III 9 10 l., and
from to ) each day. Non-cDmp lance with
this ruls will forfeit all claim for premium
Exhibitor, are required in divisions for trot-
driving horses to furnish pedigree, official rec
ord AMI merit Of progeny at the time OF making
entry, and the same for brood mares.
For awarding the premiums on years old, 3
years old, years old, AMI year old gediny,
and FLIES, the judges viii be governed Dy SIZE,
style, action, disposition, speed AMI pedigree.
Divisions "a, %, and 25h for Clyde,dales
and Percher ons, and division 30 are open 70
competition 70 the State Of Maine and Mari
time Provinces.
No h rise will be allowed a prize unless
sound, except in case Of stations aud God
mares injured BY accden 5, which injury must
not lessen their usefulness for breeding pur
The Republican journal., 1894-08-09

Manufacturers of ar cultural implemcH, are
eafnes v requested 10 exhibit their pruQm touS
IL Is tla desire Of the Association tp eiie 5ut-
age as much as possible the show of a-rieHl. urab
implements
No premium will be awarded in this lass,
but every facility viii be aifor Cd TOR ibit
ufs. Space will DO as guel on appliea .4n III
the StCrttary
The Republican journal., 1894-08-09
DIVISION 81 l-2.

Best brood mare pony with foal by her side
$40, u.s., . I'd,
Best stallion, $40 t. lst.. 5 III.
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For the following articles Diploma Ni NJ
awarded Best plain pane door, b-st i nen-
tai door best window sash, best win,i,W Sind.
5ast exhibition of sashcs, doors and NlndS
best display Of stair rails ana newel>, Nest dis
play mouidngs. best display brackets best
display wood manklS.
The Republican journal., 1894-08-09
DIVISION - -.

BEST TROTrlNG STOCK STALLION.
Best troting ock stallion 10 years old and
over, $50 LIST, 20 I'd, 10 Bird.
Best trotli & )ck stallion 3 years DID, $50
lst, p, "a, 10 3rd.
Best trotting stock stallion years Old $50
LIST, 20 ID, 10 Bird
Best tro ting stock stallion years old, $50
LIST. 20 ID. 10 3ri.
Best trptting stock stallion years old, S25
LIST, 10 3D. 3rd.
Best tro'ting stock stallion 5 years old, $50
LIST 10 "a > Bird
Best trnttlnx stock stallion 4 years DID, $50
lst, 10 ID, Bird.
Best trottins stock stalol3 years old, SIS
LIST 8 ID, 8 Bird.
Bes, trotting stock stallion years DID, $40
lst, 5 "a, 3 3ru
Best trotting stock stallion year old IS LIST,
3 I'd, 2 5rd.,
DIVISION %.
STATIONS FOR RAISING GENTLEMEN's DRIVING
HORSES.
Best stallion for raising genlemen's driving
horses, five years Old and over, S2o lst, 10 "a,
~ 3rd.
Best stallion for raising gentlemen's driving
horses. four years DID, $50 l>t, 10 ID, 5 Bird
Best stallion for raising gentemens driving
horses thr, years old SIS LIST 10 q. 5 3ri
Best stallion for rails ng gen lemen's driving
horses, two yea rs old, Sl0lst, ID, 3 Bird.
The Republican journal., 1894-08-09
LIST OF PREMIUMS
CATTLE Department.

SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPARTMENT, CmAs,
y. D0RE, LEvANT.
Entries Close in this Department Monday, Au-
ST. T
THIS rule is imperative.
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DIV lSI0N 80.
Itttf IfLg INI.

A diploma will be awarded the follu ing
Best assortment best Two seated covere car
rage. best tor husgs htst oRea busy opull
buggy, best donbe slel.lI
DIVISION N,
MAcnlSrRv ron wnHN,>. Moon. 'W7> NNn
Best display of hardware for liuiiier,' u, best
display Of edge Tools, best displav Of hrearn-,
best display Of cutlery, best dispryuf tck
smiths work. best display VI ifan sa'e, heat
display OF ornamental ,a,'ings, best swat mary
engine, be,t steam fire engine, best cant Z
Mite Sewing machines may fi entere far
exhibition only No awards will We mA4e by
the Association.
The Republican journal., 1894-08-09

For the best hull two years old aud over. and
one COW four years old and over. one Nv three
years old and under four Ii sifcr two Years old
and under three, heifer one and under two,
Leifer Six months and under one year, $25 list
10 ID.
The Republican journal., 1894-08-09

For the hest bu ! two years old and over, and
one co four years old and over, one COW three
years oil | and under four. helfcr two years and
under thae'. heifer one and IN 'er Two, heifer
six months aud nader one year, s25 lst, 10 I'd.
The Republican journal., 1894-08-09

pAlNy ASp KITCHEN ras~lAs voppAs wv,
COPPER AND IRON WORK. STOVES r-0,
Coal and parior stoves, cook stpNcs iron
ware, lin war, house warming FURNACES far
coal and wood, cDpking ranges family cSYSins
range, etc Exhibit on Of copper W0rh ras,
work, tin ware, Japan ware, holse Naanug
furnace for wood house warming fuana 2rr
coal, gas and oI stoves, and steani app- aiua
for co king food for atIe.
No premiums viii BE- awarde! ID this ass
but every facility vi ne afforded for rNl1s 0r>.
Space II be assigned on August 2lJh Nln4
ample time to place the eXhtl y In position
The Republican journal., 1894-08-09


For the best bull 90 years old and over, and
one co y four years old and over, one COW three
years old and under four, b fer two years and
under three. htifsr one and under two, he fer
SIX months and under one year, $25 lst, 10 "a.
The Republican journal., 1894-08-09


For the best bull two years Old and over and
one COW four years old and over, one COW three
wears old and under tuur, heifer Two wears old
and under three, heifer one year Old and under
two, heifer six months and under one year, S25
LIST, 10 -.
BULLS.
Be t bull two years old and over, SIS LIST, 10
ID, 3rd.
Best bull one year old and under two, 80
LIST, ID. 3 3rd
Best bull calf under one year, IS lst 8 I'd,
23rd.
COWS, HELPERS AND CALVES.
Best COW two years Old and over, SIS LIST,
5 %.
rest COW ons year old and under two, IS LIST,
%.
Best heifer calf under one year. o. LIST, 5 ID
The foil wing he d premiums only are Offer
ed Divisions 6, 7 and 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-06

Immediately. We must not Nlow IN.
loreent neople to slarvO or irrrzu when
lood mud fuel are 80 abundant What
Is dono iaH4t-bu DOM ilhmediatply,ii Il
Is OF AVAIL. We hopu TINT citizens in
tho nelphhorhood OF tho KunnwhH river
mines will hasten to those IN distress
anil eau forontSidp help II 1t b0 needed.
-Rdpiht Bdmer. E "a
llHro Ia tho lhtost swindlo. II Inns been
orNctirctl In nGichburine county, A
nun, representing himself rs tho nd.
vance. agent OF show, drives up to n
lArln house aud agrees 10 pny the farmer
$? for tho privilege Of posting bills on
his barn, Tho bargain IL made, tho s.
paid over aud tho sharper asks tho
farmer to sign II receipt for tho monny.
lilo does no aud IN Il Tcw days find, ho
hNs signed noto for 500, which third
party asks him to pay. lilo can't ret
out OF It. Tho notc Is In tho hands Of
an "innocont" purchaser aud tho maker
Of tho note can't put In a doIOusU.--
lITSion World.
Says tho Jackson Herald: Tho re-.
murkNble spectacle Of nino.ycnr-old
boy hold to answer MI Indictment for
felony ANS witnessed Mt trial hold bu-
foro Squire FOrcIson, at Mt. Alto, last
week. Miller Webster was tho teacher
Mt Mi. Alto school. Kennn Ridenour,
nine-ycar.old cousin TO tho teacher,
was n pupil. Tho teacher took Two
knives from tho boy, who had q third
concealed. and with 1t attempted 10 do
WGbster when tho latter undertook; to
punish him, intiicling painful wound
IN tho arm. j. A. Seaman aud S. U. &.
Rhodes appeared for tho state aud j. D.
MenNGer Tor tho boy.
Tho Fairmont Free Pres says that
some time last full Joseph IiChnell cana
to that place, and for n time made Fair.
mont his home, Ito formed tho nc.
Qu1iutNnce OF Mlss Sadie Kennedy soon
alter, or about Thanksgiving time, nnd
this acquaintance soon rlpeund into love
on tho part OF the lady. Tichncl paid
his attentions TO her regularly, aud no
pressed his suit so Cleverly that on the
23d OF December thoy went TO Oakland,
where they were married bv Rev. kep.
lcr, Of tho NJ. L. church; the ceremony
linking place in tho Commercial hotuI.
Tho wedding was kept quiet NJ tho re.
guest OF the bride, as she wanted to sur
prise her friends, hut tho groom told
several persons OF the marriage. They
remained in Oakland till Sunday and
came TO Grafton, where thoy remained
until Monday, when they camo to Fair.
mont Tho groom came TO SEQ his bride
at Mrs. Annie kcrr's, where sho was
employed i'll the restaurant, md con.
tinued his visits until January l, when
he told his bride that no would 90 else-
where aud seek work, and it was then
that che first heard tho'rcport that sho
Ind married man with another wife.
Iichnell was married in 1890 to 4 tlnugh-
tor OF James Henry, OF Little Falls. near
Morgantown, and she and her child rc-
side in or near Parkersburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-06
a Kansas Mans Experience.

Mr.Albert Favoritc, OF Arkansas City,
Kan. wishes to give our readers the
benefit of his experience with colds.
He says: 81 contracted n cold early
last spring that settled on my lungs,
and had hardly recovered from it when
l caught another that hung on all sum
mer and left mo with o hacking cough
which thought Inever would get rid
OF. / had u.ed Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy some fourteen years ago with
much success, and concluded to try it
again. When I had got through with
one bottle my cough had leitmc, and l
have not suffered with cough or cold
since. 1have recommended it 10 others,
and all speak we'll OF it."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-06

Nine out of ten men when asking for
drink, will simply ask for something
good" and out of tho ninc there arc not
two who know when drink OF good
whiskey. brandy, gin or rum is sold
them. Few hotels or vendors OF liquors
Gun assure their customers that the
liquors act before them arc absolutely
pure and old. One tastes almost as
good rs the other; but ifyou want to be
sure that you arc buying only pure
liquor, VIC advise you to look at tho
bottle and see il. the name OF Mag
Klein is blown in the bottle, and his
signature on tho label. and II You sec it
there, you can bet your best dollar that
you are getting straight" article. His
Silver Age, Duquesne and Bear Creek
Ryes recommended by physicians and
men Of all professions. For sale by
Wheeling Drug Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-06
STATE NOTES.

Tho trial OF Eugene Robertson, OF
Mcdowell county, charged with shoot.
ing "a. Campbell, was ended last
week. and resulted in the acquittal OF
Mr.. Robertson. @
An Elkins woman after buryinc her
seventh husband erected Amendment
to the whole lot. 1t consisted OF n mar.
bio hand withth index finger pointing
10 tho sky, and on the base instead OF
names, ages. etc, were tho words
Seven up." -Fdirfar Republican.
CIR. Hemingcr, who was tried in Nc.
Dowell county for killing colored boy
u; Davy, in 1892, was found guilty Of in.
voluntary manslaughter. and in viow OF
the fact OF his long incarceration in the
county jail, the judge, after a repri.
maud discharged him from custody.
A well.dressed stranger appearcd in.
Weston q iow days ago. got in with tho
i.boys." spent money literally, allowing
no one but himself 10 pay for the drinks.
slipped quietly out OF town between two
DAYS, leaving half the merchants and
several; saloon men the possessors OF n
number OF neatly made counterfeit So
gold pieces. lie is said to have started
Tor the interior OF the State.
An engineer on tho Chesapeake 1:
Ohio railroad reports cases OF tile most
!ahject suffering in tho mining district
above HanloY. Nearlytal the mines
have ceased operations aud closed their
stores. Great suffering onthe mart OF
women and children JFhas followed.
Some Investigation ought to DO made
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-06
IF YOUR DACE ACHES,
Or you arc oil worn ont, really good for moth.
ing. II Is general debility. Try
s.-BROWE'S IRON JiI7TERS.
It will euro you. cleanSo your liver, and glye
u good appetite. t1h-

Fon tho relief and euro OF cold in
the head there is more potency in Ely's
Cream balm than in anything else it is
possible to prescribe. This preparation
has'ior years past been making u brill
liant success as remedy for cold in the
head, catarrh and hay fever. Used in
tho initial stages OF these complaints
Cream Balm prevents any serious devel-
opment OF the symptoms, while almost
nnmbcrlcss cases arc on record OF radi-
cal cures OF chronic catarrh and hay
lever after all other treatments have
proved OF no avail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-06

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In his protection. Their long experience In the
largest hospitals In the world enables tIlctl 10
successfully treat oil forms Of Chronic, Nervous AMI
Prltate Disonscs also Diseases of the Eye and Ear
s5G IMPORTANT TO lRCiES-DRs. FRANCE and
Z Orra!AS, after iycar9 Of experience, havc dis
covered the grcatcGt cure known for ell dis
cases peculiar to tho sex. Female diseases Dos-
lively cured by tho new remedy, 0llyo Ulcsscm
Y The cure Is effected by homo treatment En-
tifrly harmless md easily applied. Consultation
end Correspondence FREQ and Strictly Confidential.
I They have attained the most wonderful sue
. cess In the treatment of Catarh, Stcr5aeh, Kid.
ncy, Bladder, Nervous Chronic and Special Diseases
( of ,ncn and woSicus,, DRS, FRANCE and Orr
MAS, after years Of experience, have perfected
Z Dr1in in Urine. Nocturnal Losses, I:ipaircd
Memory, Weak Dac!s. Melancholy Want OF En-.
cry, Premature Dccliaco Of the Manly Powers
2 those terrible disorder arising from ruinous
practices of youth. hliElitinG the most radiant
: hopes, rendering innrriagc unhappy, annually
Y DwecpiuE TO MI G;Itir:cly Etavc. thousands OF
exalted Talent md brilliant Intellect. FcfIec,
fleotota,ioa Guaranteed. Hiring sample Of uriac
Tor chemical and I1icroscopical examination.
lfrI-cascs and correspondence confidential.
Treatment sent c. Q. y. to any part of the U. s.
fList of, 40 ,luc:itions free. Address, with
\ rostaHc. DR.. FRANCE. Columbus. Ohio.