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Clarksburg ^rtcgram
Fbuuy. Jakuaut 47, 181)3.
OFFIC AL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
J. M. llagann Judge
Henry Haymond.. .Clerk Circuit Court
P. M. long Clerk County Court
i. F. Clifford Pro*. Att'y
M. Q. Holm mi Sheriff
R. C. Den ham Deputy Blierifl
W. M. Morriii Dep'tSheriff
8. Hoff ?' ??
M. K. Baker ..Aaaewor Lower Diatriot.
3 L Alexander " Upper "
O. E Stoneatreet. Surveyor.
oopimi.
Oirouit Oonrt oonvenea on the second
faaiilaya of January, May, and Septem
ber.
County Court oonvenea iu Maroh.
Jane, September and Rooemtjer of each
year.
Tbo Fedoml Court holda two aeaaionii
utaually in Clarkaburg, convening in
April and again in Outober.
DIKECTOX-e-2".
J JARVEY W. HARMER
Attorney-at Law
Office with Hon. John Baaael, Clark*
burg. W. Va. ?5-tf
J^KWIS C. LAWtON.
-A.ttorn?3r-ax-Xja-w.
CLARKSBURG, W. VA.
Booitfl Nog. 7 4 8. Gorr Boimhho
? w. liYNCH'rt
LnnOflff#
In Court House rear of Circuit Court
Oterk'a offloe. 17.
howki.i., a.
Praotltlon.ror
* EDI CINE, SURGERY, Ac.
CLAUl??BUKO, W. Va.
Offioe; Main Htreet, oppofllteMh.
Hour*. 8 to 10a. m.,4 to5and 7 taR p. m
J R. AD\MS,
" 4'?tnin*?*lntier of Account**,
Offloe in Court Houao,
45.] Clarksburg, W. Va.
r\t. UCO. M. HOLT,
DBNTIftT,
I Will bo to hh office, Clerks
%bonj, W. Va. feur months of the !
"year, namely. February. May.
ABRTiHt nnd November. rainless extraction
M teeth guaranteed, and a net of beautiful
teeth Inserted In cne minute after the ex
iraetlou.
Odee Main street. opposite Fonrth
' DR. A. B. HALL,
Of MorrlsA Hail
DENTISTS
iia* permanently located in Uiarasburn.*n?
?rill be fonud nt his offloe from the Firmt t*
Tenth of earh month.
DR. C. B.MORRIS
*111 vtiili Clarksburg as usual, from I*t ft
IXtH mf H+pf. J?er. Mnr-h mm*
VR. A. B. VAJIONTKI
nKKTIHT,
Qraduate of th?
iVnu'a Dental Col
IOHN C. OUPHANT.
Civil unit milling Engineer.
Hpoolnl attention to all kinds of Hurvoyln*. I
Mineral aud Timber I,andH examined and |
lleported on.
?Hyr ULAKK8BUIKJ.W. Vm.
C. E. WILSON,
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Pike Bthrkt - - Nun Postopctub,
CunKsucno. West Va.
J, B. Brum an. H. T. Redman.
REDMAN BROS.
Practical
3aa and Steam Fitter*, and dealer* iu
Ooad, Iron and Drsin Pipe, Steam and
water gauges, Pampa, Oa* Fixture*.
PIKE STREET. 149.
C3LiA.^SK:SB-CJK3
?ricR Works.
1 baveand will keepon hand at tny Yero
%ya Clay street. a stock of Plrst Claw I
Bud Mad.
Red Brick.
Will aim OratrMi f*t Brick Work of even
leeerlpttoB. K. W. WILLIAMH.
Jao.l-lvr l<ock Box SM
6. W. Moffett, Notarv Public, Convey
ancer and Pension Solicitor. Prompt
?Mention to all busiurwH. West Milford,
W Va
Garpentry & contract
1NG.
C. D. OGDEN.
Carpontery and Contra, ting for
all kinds of buildings. Trestles
and Wooden Bridging. Heavy
Framing a specially. All work
carefully constructed.
Wilsonburq
Carriage Shop
. (formerly conduct**! by J. H. Small
wood.]
WAGONS, BUGGIES, CAIUUAOE8.
Boat of Material and Workmanship,
Full line of material for repairing al
ways on hand. Woulil bo pletuted to
hare you call. Conducted by
N. E. MAPHiS,
Wilsonbnrg, W. Va |12.t
FOR SALE.
Two story residence on Basta
ble street, iot 100x300. Elegant
location. For price call on or
address, Lee II. Vance & Bro.,
Pike street.
IMPORTANT
Information - vCollected
By the Telegram's
"HOW" MAN.
Useful Facts Worth Remem
bering.
Cut Them Out And
Preserve For Future Re
Terence.
HOW TO CLEAN FURS.
n?Ipful Hint* on the Innovation of Lut
YwrV Fur*.
Ermine and sealskin are best cleaned
witb soft flannel. Rub the fnr deli
cately against the (train, and when it
has been thoroughly lifted and re vented,
so to s|>eak, dip the flannel into common
flour and rnb lightly any spots that look
dark or dirty. Shake the fur well and
nib with a clean, dry flaunel until the
flour in all removed.
Sable,chinchilla, squirrel and monkey
?kin may be very nicely cleaned with
hot bran. Get a small quantity of bran
meal and heat it in the oven nntil it is
quite warm. Rub stiffly into the fur and
leavo for a few minutes before shaking
to free it from tlio bran.
Mink may lie cleaned and freshened
with warm cornmeal, and, like the other
short haired furs, may be done without
removing tho lining. Bnt the long
haired furs are bost ripped apart nnd
freed from staffing and lining.
Tlioso who may not care to go to the
trouble of taking fur garments apart
will find that the simple remedies de
scribed will go a long way toward mak
ing the jackets and cajies look clean,
even if not ripi>ed apart.
How to Tell t!>? Cotinui of Air AVI ten tlio
Wind In Still.
Set a basin of water outside and throw
a redliot coal into it, noticing which
way the smoko moves. This resembles
tho olio method used by sailors, who
throw a live coal into the sea. If too
rough they wet a finger and hold it in
the air. noting which jiart cools first.
How to Mnkft it Futurity Album.
This is a gift fur only an intimate
friend, and for it a small blank book, ns
nice a* yon please, bat with limp bind
iug. is proour L Poems, quotations and
sentiments ilia yon know are favorites
of the recipient ?re written on different
pages, each Is-ing for a s|>ecial date in
the year. Fold the leaves over and mark,
"Open on your birthday," "For Christ
mas," "For your wedding anniversary,"
according to what is written on each
leaf. Some may be inscribed, "For n
troubled day," or, "When your mind is
merry." If you huve n plain blank book,
yon can easily replace tho cover by one
of velvet, plush or vellum.
How to Ruh 1M Flannel.
Mix a handful of flower in it quart of
cold water ami boil ten minutes. Add
"-'""h -t'1 .n il r-'-.th Humid
gently with a rinsing motion. Rinse in
three or four warm w(iters.
How to Make a Worsted Hall fcr a Child.
Prepare two round cardboards
inches in diameter, with small holes in
their centers. Wind the cards, laid to
gether. with gay worsteds, passing them
around tho edgo of tho card^ ami
through the center hole. Continue un- !
til tho hole is completely filled and the !
worsted is thick on the cards, winding
loosely at the start, but. tighter as you
proceed. Cut the wool, slipping one
point of the scissors between tho cards
and guided by their edge. Slip a string
between and tie it tightly to hold tho
wool. Cut tho cards off and trim the
ball until round.
Il?\v to 1'rcvent Crump.
Cramp can bo irr'evented by holding j
rolled brimstone in the hand. The legs
should lx? rublied with sweet oil twice a !
week. 1
Hour to Kctlurc Hip Mfrnturr.
Get tip oil a liox or anything that will
raise you a few inches from the floor.
Stand firmly mi one toot, place the hands
on the hips, stiffen the knee of the other
leg and swing the leg from the hip back
ward and forward withont liemling al
the waist. Reverse tho movement i verv
few minutes and if possible continue the
exercise an hour each day fur two
months, mid there will lie a decided dif
ference in your hip measure.
How t? Make Windows I.ike (irounil Class.
Brush tl?> glass with a hot solntion of
salainmouiac. It will evaporate in
stantly, leaving a twautiful radiated de
posit.
How to Muk* a flood Salve.
A good salve for bonis, scalds, cuts,
etc., can be made as follows: Takeeqnal
parts of yellow dock and dandelion
roots, add a gisxl proportion of celan
dine au plantain, extract the juices by
steeping and pressiiu, strain carefully
and simraertbu liquid with sweet cream,
fresh butter and mutton tallow. Sim
mer together until no appearance of the
liquid remains: before it is quite, cold
put it in tioxes. ?
How to nil aril Yellow I.lnen.
Linen made w-.low In- careless w;isb
ing can lie restored by working it well
in water to which has been added a
clear solution of chloride of lime. Rinse
befv^re and after.
How to Clean Japanned (*?Htdn.
Hot water will cause scaling; therefore
?pongo the articles with white soap and
lukewarm water, then wash clean. Wipo
dry. sprinkle flour over them anil rub
with a soft, dry cloth, finishing with a
silk handkerchief. Rub white B]K)ts
caused by heat with a flannel dipped in
Bweet oil and then spirits of wine. Such
spots, however, are hard to remove.
? How to Shell Itnaii* Kiikily.
Pour Fcalding water over tin* pods,
after which the beans will slip ont read
ily. Apple skins uiay be removed in thi*
way.
How to IC'Ktorc Crape.
Water leaves white' s]?,ts on crape
To restore it ley the sjiotted places
over old black silk, fastening the craiie
smoothly down. Apply ink with a camel's
hair brush. wiping any surplus of ft off
with a bit of the (ilk. The ink dries at
once.'rwtfcri ? .
Bow to I'rrvrnt ? Ilrpo.lt In Teakotttea.
An oyiter shell kept in. the kettlo will
attract all stray particles to itaelf.
How U. Te.t Cljurla.
Glycerin i? pure if it emit* no odor
when rubbed on the hand*.
?? HOW TO SKATE FAST.
An fciperl ?ll?r. Kiml InlorMtlng and
Seasonable liilurmatloa.
.I??wph K llonobne. whom rmt ignited
M the champion amateur akater ol ine
world, in giving nut ructions to nis
friends. tells tbeui to Hot learn to stand
perfectly even on their skate*. so tuat
the edges of the nla.le* will twit cnt the
Ice To gain headway at HtatSbalnnce
on the left foot. give a ?ligtit Sidelong
pnah with the right ami swtug the body
forward. Then bring the rignt toot
close to tbe left change the balance of
the tsaly to the right fisit and ph.xn with
the left
After gaining headway lean well for
ward and clasp the hands behind the
back. letting Hie anna hnngtioosely
Tina preventa the swinging and Working
with the arnia which alinulil itiot he done
except when a sharp tnrn la to oe made.
For a|a*ed keep as uearly in a|itraii<nt
line aa |aissihle for nlivionilweaft>iia. A
little practice in thia will niak? }| easy
Urealhmg should be done Bwether
through the nostrils. the inoiitn being'
shot cloaely If the skater ulttfr trying
to do thia. tinda it really ttn|H>?,ble a?
it ta for some people, a pad siumld tie
worn over the month. An elaittic cord
will hold it in place.
It la interesting to know in the^edaya
when jiatenta on skates are sotioiiienms
that Air. LMuobne thtnka the best akute
ia a blade eighteen mchen long net in a
wooden foot rest, fastened in tbe beel by
ascrewaod bystrapaat tbetoeami neel.
Ilnw la Kilertntnaln Moth..
It is claimed that whole dlov.* are
better than cedar chipa camphor or to
bacco iia a protection against the raven
on* inoth.
lino In l.ewaei> tVrlnkles.
Those having a Habby akin are iron
bled moat with wrinkle*, \ears ago
the Indie* of England used a enbatance
called "wool fat," Which they obtained
by getting the clippings of sheeps wool
aud steeping It in alcohol. It can be
prepared at home or found at the drug
gista a very good pomade for the
same purpose may tie made from ihe
following rectpe One uunceof wool tat
one ounce of olive oil one onm-e of
spennacett. one ounce of white wax.
one-fourth ol an onnceor cauipbor l-iiiii
Hut the camphor gum into tneoii let it
stand one hour, then add the.aperniaceti
and wax I'm all m a dish ami set it in
u pan of not water over tne tire. When
dissolved stir nutil smooth, take from
the Hre and stir again nntil cold. Ap
ply thia every night before retiring
washing it off next morning with warm
water
B2j! 1 -
? S3
IJ>ondreM?a IVuh Olnxliama.
Instead or using soap lu warning
bright colored prints or ginghams tne
water is thickened with Hour starch,
f lonr is cleansing and it here do.n the
colors.0' 5?aP mtbout raU'?g the n right
How In Make (travel and Tar Wdka.
I his most be done on a dry day/ in a '
perfectly dry plan mix t4> VSrta 0t
-Um> ru^atu ifliifer
b?t.h.,H '' """ lRar,nK Jole in the
middleot the heap Into till* (tour noil
rag hot coal tar nntil theiuutnre ikhs
stiff na mortar Hut three inches deep
where tbe walk is to beand sprinkle*
with coarse sand of course the ground
must be rolled smooth Hna When the
walk is cooled roll it lightly In a tew
days the walk will be ready to use. solid
anil waterproof.
How l? Mnkn I tolled I'cm l.nnk flracn.
Put your shelled |>eHs into a bag, and
before boiling theu^wash a handful or
two of the freshest shells. anil let them
boil in the water intended tor the peaa
After the water is somewhat green put
iu your salt aud yonr bag of peas with
out removing the |?ea shells.
llow to (;ui? Orii?iM?VM Itreuili.
It should C?e the tirst rare ol every
one to nee that his teeth are in pert eft
| order and thoroughly cleansed morning
j and evening Let him then look lo his
! digestion, and if in both those quarters
i all is well, then the following mixture j
! must iw* taken, ami the trouble will be ]
removed t hie* Mince ol liquor of |K>tasxa.
on**oum-i* oi 1'iilorme of *?odn one and a
half ounces ?if phosphate of soda and
three ounces ??f water Mix well to
! get her and take a 1?*Uf|M>oifful alter each
' nu*al
HOW TO REDUCE FAT.
Il'inltf May lie Cured by a Itiffornua ,
The real mode of lift* and diet should :
bo changed if tin* fat would be rednce<l.
. If necessary procure a imir of scales and
: weigh the different foods that are taken
' into the system Reduce the diet then!
J to about four ounces of starch or sngar
: material jm*i day. ?u:e and a half oi?nces
i of fat takeu chietly. in the form of but
ter and about six or seven ounces of
: albnmtnous food, such as lean meat or
: iish This is the minimum that should
| be resort?*d i?? and the {>atient can take |
moro of earh ait lirst and reduce the diet
gradually to this point. The proportion j
j of the different uxsl conqnuinds, how- !
j ever, with the exception of tigs, dates, j
i grapes and nuts, should also be eaten !
i daily and one-third of a pound of some
! of til** following vegetables Asparagus |
j turnip* cucumbers, parsley, watercress,
j ct^ery, kale or cabbage Fluids have a!
I fattening tendency, and they must be I
I taken in small quantities.
I The drinking should be confined to
I tea. cottee or water, and never should \
b*? taken at mealtime nor within one
hour of a meal This in |>ereuiptory. ;
for food will produce fat mnch quicker
and surer when watered by some good
beverage I
$500 Reward !
WE will pay the al>ove reward fqrany j
case of Iiiver Complaint, Dyspepsia, j
i Si<*k Headache. Indigestion, CJonstipa* (
t>iti?m or Costiveness we cannot cure
i with W%^t'sVegetable Liver Pills, when I
directions ore strictly complied with, i
Tli^y are purely Vegetable, and never j
fail to^rive satisfaction. Sugar coated.
: Large. hoxi?s, containing 30 Pills, 25
cents. iJewsre of counterfeits and imi
tations. Tbe genuine manufactured
only by'tile John C. West Company,
Chicago, III. For sale by Cunningham
I Bros., druggists, Clarksburg, W. Va.
H?W TO CARE FOR CLOTHES.
frartleal Hints to Mm on the Pre?m?
lloo ol UarmenU.
When the clothes *re removed tb?
tost "biinlil be dipped over a bow bangei
?tbe Text may be pnt on It Unit.
A coHt that la worn quite uteadilj
from day to day onglit alwajra to bt
bnnK oo tbe back of a chair, tbe arm
hole* being slipped over the back post*,
the vent to be hung tint in like manner
It I* beat to place the chair near an
open window, an the expoenre to air will
help to ?uften tbe wrinklea
The trotuers ahonld be well abaken, to
free them from do*t. and then "palled."
Tbl* mean* that they are to be folded
down where the front and back creaaet
are. and then, holding tbem by tbe top
bnnd. the foot la placed on tbe bottom!
on the lioor and steady, gentle pressure
eierted.
hay the tronsera ont smoothly on the
beil-still folded on the crease*?and fold
lengthwise at the knee line, smoothing
out all |iossible wrinkle* with the band.
Pnt tbe trooserB on the chair seat. In
the morning the entire suit will look
"rusted " and tbe end will justify tbe
means
How to Prevent thn Knitting of Screw*.
liefore patting tbe screws in place dip
them in a tbin paste made of graphite
ami 01L
How to Make nn "KnierRency Case.**
Linen ?emergency eases'* for travel
ing are made of gray linen, bonnd with
bine, red or black braid, like a small
brush and comb case. At one end is a
wide pocket divided into three compart
menu, which hold respectively an en
velope of court plaster, a package of
Riitiseptic cotton and a flat card wonnd
with fine linen twine. Above the pock
et is a nand of inch wide silk elastic the
color of the binding, stitched down at
intervals to form five foldings for five
bair ounce Hat bottles, with contents
laiteied below each bottle on the linen
ammonia witch hazel, camphor, glyc
erin cologue. A loop of elastic cord
on one flap attaches itself to a button on
the opposite one when they are folded
over the Dottles while the other ends
are also folded and tied as in the usual
traveling dretamg case.
How to Cure Sweating Feet.
One part of maize meal added to twen
ty-one luirts of powdered alum Is said to
Oo an uiilailing remedy
How lit ll,ni?i, M.ileti.
Moles are u kind of tnuior and may
Do removed, when nut too large, if not
located on a vein. This is sometimes
done by electricity dm when the mole
is round and like a beiul oo the liesh. a
horsehair tied tightly around Its hase
will whiii remove IL Tie it at lirst an
tight as you can stand it', and every day
draw me hair tighter On the third or
fourth day the mole will tall off/the
hair nliving gradually cut it through
Some nee thread out there Is always a
chalice ul this breaking when tightened
How to Iteoovale Oilcloth.
Dissolve pounds parattine and one
gallon of oil uf turpeutiue a I apply
while warm with a sponge or tlauuel i
Let it aloue lor a day then polish with i
a flannel This completely renews old I
oilcloth, and is also good lor patuted
floors
Hon to Keep Musical Instruments Moist.
fiob tne wotnl with pure glycerin oc
-Cga^onajly and wipe with a soft cloth.
How to Header Canned Fruit Airtight.
After the usual methods and tests
have been resorted to tie a square of
cotton wadding over the top of the jar
around the rubber, securing it very
tightly with twine or white cord. This
renders it absolutely airtight.
How to Cure m Felon.
Alix equal parts of strong ammonia
and water and hold the finger in it for
fifteen minutes Theu tie a cloth wet
with the mixture about it and keep it
on till dry A remedy to bo used at the
beginning of a felon is composed of oue
ounce Venice turpentine in one-half tea
spoonful of water spread on a doth and
tied on the finger
llow to Clarity MiiIukmi.
Molasses is clarified hud made to taste
better by heating it and pouring in a
pint of sweet milk to every gallou of
molasses Let it boil np. and remove
; the thick scum from the top.
How to Make Kgguog.
I Beat the yolks of half a dozen fresh!
eggs with one-quarter pound of p.?w
j dered sugar. Stir in one-quarter pint j
each of brandy and Jamaica rem Add |
1^ quarts of milk or cream and oue j
quarter of a nutmeg grated. Beat t lie |
whites to a stift froth and stir in l.s j
ounces ot jniwdered sugar, and add this
I to the mixture .Sprinkle powdered cin- I
nnmon over the top
I
llow to llestore Gloss to m Silk HaL
Clean from dust and apply petrolatum
| with a silk handkerchief, rubbing with
; the same until it is dry and glossy
How to Make Clover Pillow*.
Use only the blossoms, and pack them
first in slips of strong muslin. Make an
outside slip or case of clover blossom
cretonne, or embroider on silk or other
art cloth delicate pink and white clover
blossoms. Use decorative ribbon of both
shades found in the pattern.
How to Detect a l.eak In a lias Pipe.
Kub soapy water on the suspected
place A bubble will form over the leak.
How to Keep Milk from Hnuriug.
Add a small quantity or boracic acid
to it.
?o
Thm Pill tn the World!
^Tutt's Tiny Pills*
? ?r? very small, yctjxw-iww all the vir
tuoft of the larger Tutt's rills which A
have been mo pom ,ar for thirty year*. ^
? Their *!*? and nugur-coatlng com-^
mend them for the u?e of oldldren^
and persona with weak stomachs. For
? Sick Headaohe ?
? they arc in valuable as they causa th? ^
food to assimilate, nourish the lxNlyfl
and pa** oflT naturally without nausea
? or raping, llot h sixes of Tutt's Pills
are sold by all drupglsts. Dose small. M
Price, aftc. Office, iiU Park Place, N. Y*
600QQ?OCO?
d net ion or in lh? . I f"?l to mmh btftrr U?t I inM not Uki
|l,npO ?nj b. put l?rk whn? I w?v I *m VHfc rarfrtitd *?4 prtmd
?f ?b? cbani*. I r*comiu.ti4 Toor inilnml to all ndimi from
?Why. will swim loqoiiW If iKlMd for r*pJy.?
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL CONFIDENTIAL
lliralM. ?nj ?lih a* atanlny. InmnveiUnc*, or bad tVreU.
For partksUn addm*, ?rrtk ? w?itt to vuurp*,
il ?. w. r. won. ?ileiti s rititti. ciicnto. at
FOV.
r ^ ii,.. n, * it i, ,
onsumptioi
That dreaded and dreadful
|What shall stay its ravages? Tlwusan
}say Scott's Emulsion of pure Norwe
_ cod liver oil and hypophosphites of ,
and soda has cured us of consumption in its mi
stages. Have you a cough or cold acute or leadin
to consumption? ^Make no delay buttake
Snott'i Emulsion cures Coughs,
Colds. Consumption, Scrofula,
and all Anaemlo and Wasting
Diseases. Prevents wasting In
children. Almo.t ?? palat*t?lea?
milk. Set only the genuine. Pre
pared by Soott 4 Eowne.ChomUU, New
Sort. Sold by all DraggUU.
Scott's
Emulsion
We Can't do it
but tiro willing to pay for learning how to
make as good un article as Wolff's Acme
Bi.ackinu of Hu'iip material so that a
retailer en profitably noil it at 10e.
Our price is 20c.
The retailer says the public will not pay
it. We say the public will, because tjiev
will alwavs pay a fair price for a good
article. To show both the trade and the
public that we want to give them the best
for the least money, we will pay
$10,000.00
Reward
For above information; this oiler is open
until January 1st, 1893.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
, Pik-Ron is the name of a paint which
does work that no other paint can do. New
wotnl paintod With it looks like the natural
\v<hhJ when it J* Htained and varnished.
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
will flnd It profitable *o tpv?y'jgato. All
paint stores sell lu
HUMPHREYS'
This Precious Ointment is the
triumph of Scientific Medicine.
Nothiijg has ever been produced to
equal or compare with it as a curative
and healing application*. It has been
used over 40 years, and always affords
relief and always gives satisfaction.
For Tiles - External or Internal, Blind
or Bleeding ; Fittula in Alio ; Itching or
Bleeding of the Rectum. The relief is
immediate?the dire certain.
WITCH HAZEL OIL
For Burns, Scalds and Ulceration and
Contraction from Burns. The relief is instant
?the healing wonderful and unequaled.
For Boils, Hot Tumors, Ulcers, Fistulas,
Old Sores, Itching Eruptions, Chafing or !
Scald Head. It is Infallible.
For Inflamed or Caked Breasts and Sore
Nipples. It is invaluable. ]
Price, 50 Cents. Trial size, 25 Cents.
Sold by nru??i*t?, or ?n.? ,??t-|,.ld on rwelft ?.f rric?.
HcarHasTS* AKu.ro., in* 11s wiin?M s?? \kw yoks.
CURES PILES.
AN OLD VETERAN.
" Ilerlseobter, Stevens.
Puiat Wis* suffered
for years from
^ervoniPrwlrn*
jflon. moro than
tonirae con tell.
Physicians wero of
no avail, 1 bottle
[DR. MILES'
?restorative
NERVINE
brought him rest
and sleep, aud
made him feel like a new
man. Dr. .lulianC. tinder*
Iwood, Memphis, Tenn?
suffered Periodical Nervous Altackn but
tound relief nftortmtngonu Itottlo Nervine. Trial
botUo and clcvant b4?ok KUKK at drutfgists.
DR, MILES' MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
Act on a new principle?
re pill ate the liver, stomach
and bowela through the
ntrwM. Dn. Milksr Pnxs
tpcedflv curt biliouHneoe,
torplu liver .sad constipa
tion. Smallest, mildest.
Bureau SO doses,20 ets.
Samples true at druuulBts.
Or. Miles Bed. Co., Elkhart, laI
ForKulebj H. L. Wells.
CURE
Elck Headache and relieve all tho troubles tact
dent to a bilious stato of tho system, such afl
Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress utter
eating, l'alu in the Sido, ko. While tholrmosfi
remarkable success has been shown in curing
SICK
Jloadaobo, yet Carter's Llttlo Liver PIUS aro
equally v&luablo in Constipation. curing and pro
venting this annoying complaint,while they also
correct all disorders of thoHtonmch^timulale tho
liver and regulate the bowels. Even if they onl*
~ HEAD
?Acbe they wonld be almoetprioeloss to those who
suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortu
nately their goodnessdoes notend hero,and those
who onoe try thom will find these llttlo pills valu
able in so many ways that tbey will not bo wil
ling to do without thom. But after allsick head
ACHE
'lathe hone of so many lives that hero la where
wo make our great boost. Our pills euro it whila
others do not.
Carter's Littf 0 Liver Pills aro very small and
very easy to take. One or two pills makes doso.
They are strictly vegotablo and do not gripe or
purgo, but by their gontlo action ploaseall who
tisotham. In vislaatSS cents; five for $L Sold
by druggists everywhere, or sont by mall.
CARTER f*f?DI01NE CO., New York.
SMALL P'll-""ALL DOSE. SHALL PRICf
Droakrawes or Oie F.lqnor llablt, Port
tlv?lv Cured r
llaintv
'iulMtrrlnt; ?r.
(M-rilic.
.whisheanbetf
* or tea, sr tnTL.
? ?L XtissbsolaM
r inent and spf~
in a kIom of beer,oaO .
Without the !:iowK,l , ??
harmless, a w''? '..'ocf
cure, whether i>#.- .?? 1 ? it
analeoholiowr*!*. .
of cmos, and in over? :
w ei atUrli
rev ths liquor appetite to Cures puarantosd.
we nook of particulars free. Address
J?fff ti??| t?????!.,?m-v KoMtX' 4 IxolnnatUO
JiMk Drusetat tot fro. bottl. Dr. VIIm' N.rrtn.
leeippoeity.
Hogs Will Reciprocal
dr. jos. haas
I WILL INSURE HOGS
When ftd my remedy
WRITE FOR TERMS
REf ERENCE=ANY ban
OR MtRCANTi'.E AGENCY .
Hog 5 Pouitiy R?
Used Successfully 14 Yean.
Pre von ta disease, stopB cough,
creases flesh, arrests dieeaw, n
worms, hastens maturity. For*
R. J. Criss, Clarksburg, W. Va.
PRICES.?35tb cans, $12 50; #
$1.25, and 50 cents a package. L?j
are fclie cheapest
Orders by mail receive prompt
teution. Write for circular. Hend
stamp for 4*Hogology," a 04 puge pi
on Swine. Mention this paper. J
BAAS, V. S., Indianapolis. lad. H
Consumption Surely Cured,
To The Ex>iTon:?Pleaso inform yonrra
that I harp a positive remedy for the aborts
diaeaae. By iU tlmoly uso thousands ofhofa
caHos have been pormanontly cared. I shall bt
to lend two bottles of my remedy FBEKtou
yoar readers who have consumption if thij
send me their Express and P. O. address* Bq
folly. T.A. BZiOCUlL M. (X. 181 Petri Bt, I
WONDERFUL.
TECTIMCXiAlS.
At Dr?f|li|?9r Mailed on
Boccift or Price.
WlNKELMANN & BROWN ,
Drag Co* Baltimore. Met. 1
wfimim
? People who bav?? sulfcn
' ET/ID t-? mankind.
! rwll dfceta. Cnre
ftc
malarial __
forms of heedacbe. Pwplejrho have
it ic a Ood'n bWidncr BTrt D t" mankind, r
ant to c?. No bad ? ws? effects. Cnrel
and qwlcfc. For aalo br dm * ~ "
WINKIXXAWKd
bbowxmiiw
COh daltx
MORE, SLD.
l'lles! riles! Itching Plin. I
Rymptoms? Moisture; Intenseltchloij
stinging; most at niKht; worae by seralnl
If allowed to continue tumors loitn. if
often bleed anc ulcerate becoming verm
SWaYUE'B OIJSTMKNT Hops the lief
and bleedog heals ulce>atlon,srd lofl
cases removes the tumors. At drtiMUj
by mall for SO cents. Dr. 8Wayne i
Philadelphia.
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