.tint Journal.
TAUITBDAV', MAY 3RD, 1883.
BY DEININGER & BU MILIAR.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
—Most everybody says there is anoth
er snow coming.
—Dr. Stam lias constructed R good
board walk along his entire front, j
Bravo.
—TheR atckman calls otir enterprising
townsman H. H. Tomlinson the John
Wabnamaker of Millheim.
—Mr. R. O. fceital, of toward, was
here on Saturday to visit friends and
acquaintances. Bob looked tip top.
—Quite a number of our citizens
Who attended court last week received
their "favoralta irrention" in ihe Belle
fonte papers.
—Trout fishing has not thns far pan
ned out very well this Season, but
Whether the trout, the anglers or the
weather is to blame Is an Open ques
tion.
—Mr. E. Bartholomew bought a
trtrtlding lot on Penn street from P. A.!
Musser, on which he intends to build a
house. IVho is the next man to do the
satne ?
—Mr. D. H. Lenker lias quit his
branch furniture shop at Millheim, bet
wfll be happy to serve all old as well as
new customers at his regular place of
business, Aaronsburg.
—Wolfe & HosteTman, the enterpris
ing merchants at Woodward, have just
received a large ffcock of all kinds of
spring and summer goods and are sell
ing as low as the lowest.
—"'irtife editors are hard up for local
news. People are all busy and nothing
stiring transpires—and yet this state of
things is preferable even to one that re
quires the writing lip of accidents.
—The weather varied nearly all of
11st week between cald, ram and some
attempts at snowing and occasionally a
little sunshiue. Farmers are much de
tained in their work in consequence.
—Mr. P. B. Stover, of Pteasant Val
ley. Lincoln county, Kansas, writes us
under date of
plenty of spring reins out there and that
wheat and other vegetation appear very
promising.
Both of our landlo ids are repairing,
paperi rg and painting their hotels in
tirat class style.
Mr. Musser is putting up four street
lamps at his hotel—a very necessary
Improvement.
VALUABLE HOME AT PUBLIC SALE.
—The subscriber will sell at public sale
next Saturday the sth inst., at 2
o'clock, P. M., that valuable property
in Millheic! known us the George Ilar
ter homestead.
—Only three applications for license
out of a tot al forty-four were rejected
by our judges last week. Centre coun
ty now has forty-one licensed hotels
and saloons and one wholesale liquor
store, at Philipsburg.
ACCID ENT.— On Wednesday Mr.
Samuel Weieei, Jr., while working at
Judge Wbitmer's steam saw mill, near
Paddy*B tunnel, had the misfortune to
haVe two Angers of his left hand se-
lacerated by a circular saw.
—At Stum's store you will find as
good a line of dry goods.grocerles,boots
& shoes, notions and general merchan- ;
dise as anywhere in this section audit he ,
prices are as low as the lowest. Go
there yourself and see that these facts (
a re fact*. ,
—Hon. S. Woods Caldwell, proprie- ;
tor cf Uie Irwin House at Lock Haven, 1
Ims mad® A big impiovement in bis ho- 1
tel. The house has been repainted, ;
papered, renovated and reTurnished, 1
and is acknowledged to be one of tbe 1
best arranged hotels in the state. 1
—Bellefonte has just organized a 1
new building and Loan Association.
v riie number of shares will be limited
to 1090 and no individual can hold
more than 20. George L. Potter is the
tempoiaiy president and Recorder 1
Frank E. Bible secretary.
—Squire Camp at Centre Hall is busy
as ever making and selling all kinds of
furniture.
Parlor Suits,
Chanlber Suits,
Lounges,
CliairSj
Tables, &c. &c.
all of best style and make and at the
lowest prices. 2t
—R. A. Bumiller and Harvey Confer
have each painted their residences 011
Penn street.and both appear "just splen
did." The new street is fast becoming
a beautiful thoroughfare aud after a
few more good buildings and another
church are built we will make a motion
to call it Pennsylvania Avenue.
—J. A. Limbert is really one of the
most accommodating and reliable fel
lows that ever drove a stage. Through
out the year he carries a very large a
mount of express goods all along the
route, and delivers them in person.
Everything is always right and his
charges are really moderate. You can
Bafely entrust our business to him.
THE SICK.— Our old friend Sebastian
Musser bad an aitack of palsy last week
and is in a precarious condition since.
Wra. lieifsnyder, Sr., who suffers from
a cancerous affection in the face has
not improved since our last mention,
and Wra. Miller is still confined to the
house, although it is thought lie is get
ting better slowly. (
—The Buffalo Run R. R. is being
pushed rapidly and it is thought that
track laying can begin early in August.
But how about the extension of the
Lewisbnrg*& Tyrone road Y Who "can
tell anything about that ?
—The three burglars who made a
raid 011 tttfcas Bro's store in Howard,
last winter,all plead guilty at court last
week and were sentenced to the peni
tentiary asfoilows: Chambers and Stiue
seven years each, Shoemaker four
year*.
CORNER STONE LAYING. —On
Sunday the Gtli of May to\t, nt 3
V V '
o'clock, P. M., the corner stone of
the new Evangelical Church, now in
course of'erection at Coburn Sta
tion, will bo In id with appropriate
services. Preaching by Rev. B.
llengst. Ttfte public is cordfoflv in
vited to attend. 2t
—lt is reported that a young man
named Albert Suitor, of Clinton coun
ty. has constructed a perpetual motion
machine. Such concerns may do well
enough where they are new, but we
have had them here some twenty years
ago, all complete and ready to run—
the only fault wis they didn't run. Per
haps the Clinton county boy may over
tonre this difficulty.
—Mrs. Jonathan Ilarter and Miss
Elizabeth Keighard, of Millheim, and
Rev. j. Tomlinson and Miss Jennie E.
Blight, of Aarousburg, left for Lock
Haven Tuesday morning as delegates
to tfee Lutheran Synodical Suudey
School Convention, which meets there
this week. Miss Bright is also a dele
gate to the SynodtCal Women's Mis
sionarv Society which also meets at
Lock Haven the same time.
—We notice with unfeigned pleasure
in the Patrick of Monday that Maj. It.
11. Forster lias been appointed to a
prominent clerksnip by Secretary Afri
ca of tfce Department of Internal Af
fairs. Tho Secretary lias made a most
excellent choice in the peison of Maj.
Forster, and the Major's many friends
throughout this sec'ion of the state
willfully appreciate the compliment so
Attinglv testowed. As A cierk he has
rare qualifications and a large exper
ience. No better selection could have
been made and certainly none more
worthy and popular.
Last fall and this spring sever
al IroMses in town were painted with
the celebrated Rubber Paint and
the appearance of those buildings
will at once prove the superiority of
the article. It has a thick and
heavy body, covering a board coui
pletcly with one coat and producing
a splendid gloss with the second
coat. We havo used it and can give
it a good recommendation. If you
are in need of paint call on MUSSER
& SMITH, Hardware Store.Millhcim,
who are sole agents lor the Rubber
Paint.
SINGERS AND CnoiRS— AWAKE !
The Grand Musical Jubilee to be held
at Selinsgrove, June 12th to loth, is al
ready an assured success. Flattering re
ports are being recievcd daily from dif
ferent parts of the state, of singers
that will be in attendance. The music
is now ready for distribution and will
be furnished free to all singers. Or
ganize societies at once, send for cop
pies of "Jubilee Book" and go to
work.
A society will te organized at Aa
ronsburg, for the purpose of practicing
and rehearsing the music for the great
musical feast. The Arst meeting will
be held Saturday evening, May sth
next in the Reformed church. Wm. T.
Meyer, who will have entire charge of
the exercises, desires all singers resid
ing in Aaronsburg, Millheim, Penn
Ilafl, Spring Mills, Rehersburg and
other convenient localities where they do
not expect to organize local classes, to
attend the Arst as well as all succeeding
meetings, ooce a week. Singers, joia
the class, and in this way help to car
ry forward to a successful consumma
tion one of the grandest musical jubil
lees ever held in the state of Pennsyl
vania.
SITATE CONSTITUTIONAL TEMPEII
ANC E AMENDMENT ASSOCIATION.—
The annual meeting of the State Con
stitutional Temperance Amendment
Association is appointed to take place
at Bfcllefonte, Centre county, Wednes
day, May 23rd, at 10k o'clock, A. M.,
and will continue in session until the
business is disposed oh By the terms
of the Constitution the annual meeting
Shall be composed of the executive com
mittee, shareholders of State stock ,t\vo
delegates from each county and local
auxiliary, two delegates from each
State and local organization in sym
pathy with the Constitutional Amend
ment,and two delegates fromeach chris
congregation in the State.
The Executive Committee are re
quested to meet at the same place on
Tuesday, 22d, at ~i o'clock, P. M., by
tiau order of the chairman.
County Auxiliaries are expected to
make a report of the work in their re
spective districts, and if from any
cause any of them should fail to be
represented to forward their tdffdrts to
the Secretary,care of D. S. Keller,Esq.,
Bellefonte.
The Christian ladies of Bellefonte
have kindly invited us to their hospit
alities, and suggest that delegates be
distinguished by a white ribbon, so as
to be recognized by the committee of
entertainment on their arrival.
DANIEL AGNEW, President.
JAMES PARKS, JR.,
Chair. Exec. Com.
E. E. SWIFT, Treasurer.
D. L. STARR, Secretary.
Letter from Williamsport.
Messrs. Editors :
Have you a place in your
valuable paper for a letter from Will
iamsport ? Of course you have.
Williamsport is ind ed a very beauti
ful and flourishing town—a young city
m fact—with a wide-awake, pushing
and 'enterprising people. Although
much building was done last year and
much is in pi'of ress this year, the call
for dwelling houses continues unabated
so that three hundred more now houses
could easily be tilled. The defcrend is
far in excess of the supply.
Fires are now the order of the day,
but thanks to our vigilant and efllcient
force of fire men no great losses have
lately occurred, with the exceifcion of
the one on the night of tho 14th ult.,
when a barn was burned to the ground.
Four valuable horses,a wagon with an
organ 011 it—all the property of Mr. S.
Q. Mingle, were burned along with
other property. Mr. Mingle's loss is a
bout $1,700.
Our city promises to be alt life this
summer. First the State Teachers' As
sociation will meet here July 10th, and
remain in session three days. In Au
gust the encampment of the Third Bri
gade fvfl 1 take place and is to last a
week. A great many people are ex
leetcd on both occasions and our peo
ple look forward to these gatherings
with much interest and pleasure.
The sad accident that occured here
the other Thursday evening cast a
gloom over the whole community. Dur
ing the severe thunder storm that
swept over the valley on that evening
a party of nineteen men aud boys start
ed to cross the river in two boats.
The fctoV& brokd upon them with
such force as to upset the boats and
four boys were drounded—and sail and
singular to say, all widous ' so*™. The
bodies were all recovered. Their
names are Foreman II arttban-, aged 21,
Truman Rhonda, aged 26, Graot Moore,
aged 17, and FAv Wilt, ag-d 1">. They
were all highly esteemed and tneir trag
ic death i& mourued by the entiie com
munity.
More Anon.
CT \tDK.
NOTE.— Shall be happy to hear from
you again, friend Clau de. Vour letter
is well written, but you must pardon
some few changes in style and arrange
ment. You know editors are stubborn
fellows and will have their own way a
bout such little tiling. But go on—
you deserve encouragement.
ADVICE TO JTOTKERFT.
Are you disturbed at nlglit and broken of
your rest by a *ick child suffering and crying
uiih pain or cutting teeth ? If so, send at once
and get a bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
STBI'P FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. Its va!u. LA
incalculable. It will relieve the pi>or little suf
ferer Immediately. Depend upon It, mothers,
there is no mistake about it. It enrcsdysentery
and diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and
bowels cures wind colic, softens the gums, re
duces inflammation, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. MRS WNIILOV't SOOTH
ING SYRI P FOR • 'HII.DHKN TRF-TH! MI IS pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and be-t female phvsicians and nurs
es In the United Suites, and 18 for sale by all
druggists throughout the world, l'rlce 25
cenls a bottle.
SPRING MILLS ITEMS.
Mr. W. F. Confer is the new counter
hovper at Grenoble's. Mr. G. was fortu
nate in his selection.
Dealer & Long, the new mercantile
Arm are now ready for customers, hav
ing jnst ftturned from the east with a
very extensive stock of merchandise.
Advertise , gentlemen,and increase your
business largely.
The new saw mill Arm, Grenoble &
Kraj>e,are now prepared to do all kinds
of work in their line. The last addi
tion in machinery is a rcsaio. Mr.
Philips, the foreman thoroughly under
stands his work. A little printer's ink
would help your business, gentlemen.
J. F. Rearick's new house is UP and
makes u good appearance.
Spring Mills now has four general
stores, hardware store, two tin shops,
two hotels, two smith shops, shoe shop,
planniug mill Jewelry store, cooper shop,
four grain dealers, three saw mi lis,large
public school building with three rooms,
an excellent acadamy,and two churches
—yet there is plenty of room for other
and more improvements; SAM PATCH.
A $20.00 Bible Reward.
The publishers of Rutledye's Monthly
offer twelve valuable rewards In their
Monthly for May, among which is the
following :
We will give $20.00 in gold to the
person telling us which is the shortest
chapter in the New Testament Script
ures (not the New Revision) by Mav
10th. 1883. Should two or more cor
rect answers be received, the reward
will be divided. The money will be
forwarded to the winner May 15tb,1853.
Persons trying for the reward must
send 20 cents in silver (no postage
stamps taken with their answer, for
which they will receive the June
Monthly , in which the name and ad
dress of the winner of the reward and
the correct answer will be published,
and in which several more Valuable re
wards will be offered. Address, RtJT
LEDOE PUBLISHING COMPANY,Baston,
Penna.
|imo jjjofci,
Kos. 317 & 319 ARCH ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
RATESBEDDC£TTQS2.OfI PER BUY.
The traveling public will still find at tills
Hotel the same liberal provision for their com
fort. It is located in the Immediate centres of
business ami places of amusenfent and the dif
ferent Rail-Road depots, as well as all parts ot
the city, are easily accessible by Street Cars
constantly passitfg tfie doors. It offers special
Inducements to those visiting the city for busi
ness or pleasure.
Your patronage respectfully solicited.
Jos. M. Feger, Proprietor.
Miscellaneous.
The Senate has passed a bill forbid
ding the change of text books in public
schools oftencr than once in five yCarts.
It now goes to tho House and will fno
bably ia* This is a measure that"CVery
parent will heartily sanction.
The following general order was is
sued from the post oillce department at
Washington recently : "AH letters up
on which one full rate of postage has
been prepaid and all postal cards shall
be forwarded from the ollice at the re
quest of tho addressed, or of tho party
whose card may lie upon the evelope,
or whose name may be signed to
the postal card, without additional
charge of postage. Such forwarding
must be continued until the party ad
dressed is reacftid."
Suicide or Accident.
YORK, Aril 23,— Robert E. Shutter,a
young moulder, aged 30, was obliged to
stop work this morningjon account of
feeling unwell. On his way home he
stopped at Goodhng's hotel and took a
drink. As the bar-keeper was making
Shutter noticed a revolver in
the money drawer a id asked to look at
it* In handling it was discharged, the
ball entering Shutter's heart, killing
him almost instantly. The Coroner's
jury could not decide whether it was
suicide or accident.
Counting the Chickens too Early.
From tho Chattaiioufck (Tcun.) Democrat.
The metropolitan Republican journals
of the North are predicting disunion in
the Democratic ranks in 1884 and con
sequent defeat, and patronizingly point
out the rocks upon which we* will
founder. Such generosity is unparal
leled, but it is love's labor lost. The
Republicans bad better look well to
their own ammunition, and give wise
heed to their own strairglars. When
the Democrats open in 18S4 the cam
paign will have been well matured.
A Big Fish Catches a Little Boy.
From the Gastoula Gazette.
A little boy at Liueberger's factory,
on the South Fork, Went fishing one
day last week. His mother soon heard
him calling for help. She ran down to
the river and found that the boy had
hooked a fish so large that it had pulled
him into the river. Determined to
save the fish, the youngster, who is an
swimmer, had thrust his hand
and arm into the fish's mouth and out
at the gill. II is mother drew both to
the bank in safety. The fish was an
immense trout, weighing eight pounds.
That boy is a credit to North Carolina.
Gold in the Lebanon Valley.
LEBANON. ApriI 24. —The indication of
the discovery of gold in paying quanti
ties near Meverstown, this county,have
raised considerable hope here. The
Clark mining company after careful
tests of ores haye dttttmined to erect
a smelting furnace with capacity for
twelve tons. The company consists of
Dr. M. C. Kreitz, 11. C. Kreitz and A.
Ilex, of Philadelphia, and William
Kreitzer, of Bloominglon, Illinois.
They are all practical men, active and
enterprising, HeceiU analysis shows
five j>er cent, of gold and other valuable
metals in considerable quantities. The
mine has reached a depth of thirty feet
and the prospects grow brighter as the
work progresses.
Sounds Like Old Tiurss.
A seedy-looking fellow dropped into
the city editor's room, and failing to
borrow a half dollar, he begged to nar
rate his experience. "I used to be an
officer of the State, I did. I was sher
iff, atid member of the Legislature, and
constable, and clork of the courts, and
judge and a candidate time and again,
ani had a high old frolic, I did." "I
don't believe it," said the city editor.
"Why don't you V" "ILciuse I have
a letter here which says you are a thief,
and a liar, and a tradiicer, and a de
fau'ter, and a low down brawler, and a
lover of all that is vile and wicked, and
dishonest, and abhorent to decent peo
ple, and a—" "Ah,ah ! stranger, go on
and read that all over again, and read
it loud. It §yonds like old times. It
brings back the days when I ran for of
fice. It reads like an editorial in an
opposition paper, and brings again to
my memory that blessed period when I
felt like somebody and life was woith
living for. Oil glorious hours of the
past, will ye ever come back to me ?"
and the tears rolled down his cheeks as
the city editor repeated the magic
words, and then ghve him a quarter to
sober up.— Louisville Courier-Journal.
MARKIED.
On the Ist ult.. by Rev. E. St.unbach, Mr. F.
W. E, Snyder, of fvitydfct Co., Pa., and Barbara
E. McCool, of Centre Co.
On the 12th ult., by Rev. I*. C. Welderiieyejr,
Mr. Levi Long, of Uregg, and Miss Annie 1\
Fox, of Haines.
On the 19th ult., by Rev. Cieofge W. CunMn,
Mr. Uriah 1). Osmauand Mrs; tafrie E. Wolf,
both of Centre' Hall.
Died,
On the 27th ult., near Fentl Hall, Mr. John
Itockfey, aged 81 years, 7 nio'lftlH and 14 days.
TIIIS HKBEiVi
Newspaper Advertising Unreau (K> Spruce
VOSIK
be wade lor it in I®£ar¥ I VBllti
BHf H HEM people are always on the look-
BCW R Qi ,)llt for chances to inciease their
|f BHjCeaniings, and in time become
mw ■ ; those who do not im
prove their opportunities repiain in poverty.
We offer a great chance to make money. We
wajit many men, women, boys and girls to
work for us right in their own localities. Any
one can do the work properly from the first
: start. The business will pay more than ten or
dinary wages. Expensive outiit furnished free.
Jso one who engages fails to make money rap
idly. You can devote your whole time to the
work, or only your spare moments. Full In
formation aiid all that is needed sent fres.
Address SwaeQfi & Co.. Portland, Maine.
Hlllbeini AnVWcl,
Corroctcil ovory Woilncsitay
Wlient, old, ..
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Corn...' 65
! Rye....... 7o
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Salt ,per lii-l
I'lttMter, ground ,%.
Barley ll P6V K,lM,iel 80
Tyin ot 11 yse ed ."•*" *
Klii x seed I
(,'loverseed t
uuiter ;;; *•£
Hains " rr
Pork "
Beel
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Potatoes
Tal low*. W'.'.V.'.". 15
a*i 77777"'***' % 1
Dried AAflWi
I tried Peaches .7.7.7.
DrleiKJherrles..... .7.7 77.7.7777*
COAL M AUKKT AT COBUIIN.
h'-ex CAal or
Stove
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All ARTE R,
Auctioneer,
MILLHMX*PA.
W. J. £I*RINGER -
Fashionable Barber,
Noxt Door to JOIKXXL Store, Main Street,
MILLHEIM, PA.
D It. 1). H. MINGLE,
Physician & Surgeon,
Cftllce on Main treet,
MILLIIKIM, PA.
D" . JOIIX f. HJ.BTBB,
Practical Dentist,
Office opposite the Millheim BankinelHousc,
MAIN STREET, MILLHEIM, PA.
HOY,
Attorney-at-Law,
BELLEFONTE, I'A.
Orphans' Court BuMneas>*Spectallty.
W
M. C. HEINLE,
Attorncy-at-LiuA,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Practices In all the courts of Centre county.
Special attention to Collections. Consultations
in German or hn.Jhh.
C. T. Alexander. C. M. Bower.
ALEXANDER & BOWES,
Allornry-at-Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Office In Oarinan's new buihlinp.
J. A. Beaver. J. W. Gephurt.
JDEAVER * GEPIIAKT,
Attorneys-at-Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Office on Alleghany Street, North of High Street
1). H. Hastings. W. F. Keeder.
j~ j~ ASTINGS A REEDEIi,
Altbrneys-'at-Law,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Offi -e on Allegheny Street,* two door* oast of
the office occupied by the late firm of Yocuni A
Hasting*.
HOU*E,
ALLEGHENY ST., BELLEFONTE, PA.
C. G. McMILLEN,
PKOPRIETOK.
Good Sample Room on' First Vino*. Free
Buss to and from all trains. Special nitos to
witnesses and jurors.
|~RVIN HOUSE,
(Most Central Hotel in the city.)
CORNER OF MAtN AND JAY STREETS,
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
S.WOODS~CALDWELL
PROPRIETOR.
Good Sample Rooms for Commercial Travel
ers 011 flint floor.
Q ET YOUR JOB PRINTING DONE AT
The iiiiihcini Jouriial>Offiee.
Prompt and fine work at reasonable rates.
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LEWISBURG, PENNA
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Our Stock is now complete in all it 3 departments
and we are receiving New Goods every day
throughout the season.
AIL THE LEADING ME* IN
HATS & BONNETS,
fOB LADIES MISSES AND CHILDREN. FOR LINE OF
Ladies' Ready-made Ulsters, Dolmans, Coats and
Jackets cannot be excelled. Coat and Dress
Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Laee3,
Silks, Satins, Lace and Linen Collars, Jet
Combs, Real Hair Goods, Jewelry and oth
er Fancy Goods, at
PRICES that will bear COMPETITIONS
WE WILL NOT ADD MORE, BUT
SIMPLY SAY THAT YOU WILL INB
THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
IN OUR LINE, AND THAT WE
GANNOI B£ UNDERSOLD I
Respectfully,
18.
Markfet Street, Lswisburg, Pa.
TUTTS
i PILLS
%smGass
A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:
I>B. TC*T .—Dear h'irt For TA yean I bevs
been a tnurtjT to Dyeiepsia, CoiJatipiiion aud
rile*. Lnt spring Tour pills wcrt recommended
tome; I u*ed them (but wi:hlittle faith). lam
now n well man, have good Appetite,, uigt*tion
perfect, regular a tools, piles gone; and I have
gained forty pounds solid ficsh. Til y are worth
their weight in gold.
ltrv. It. L. sniPSON, IxuisTille, Hy.
SYMPTOMS OF
A TORPID LIVER.
Loss of Appetite,Nau&ea ) B3welggSgi!f'Nl;
Poininthe lie ad, vnth a dull sensation
in the back park Pain under the Shoulder
bind", fallncß3 after eating, witha dis
inclination to exertion of_bo3ybr_naindC
Imtabiln y cf terapr,Xow spirits, Lou
t frhemofy, with a Reeling ofhaving nc
icctod sotrw duty, Weariness, Dizziness.
Pi uttering of the heartTLot-') before the
•y 11 °w 13kin,T£cadacho* Kegtioss
xiess at night, highly colored U ; iw.
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of feeUwv as to at onlun t he sufferer.
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t Wl.trTT'S M AJfl'A f. of Valuable v
. llnfoi mat ton and rueful Receipts will 1
v bemailed Fit 1212 on application. /
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