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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-06-11

A man died in Worcester, Mass,
the other day, whose career ought to
be for young men1the most effectual of
temperance lectures. Twelve years
ago he was young lawyer in Connec-
ticut, Of uncommon abilities and bril-.
liant promise. He entered the army
and rose to the rank of Col1uel. but
he became addicted to drink ard rap.
idly sank to the grade of a common
drunkard. While intoxicated one
night, in low den he was "shang-
haed" aboard bark bound for China.
The vessel was wrecked offSt. Helena,
and he, with several others, were res.
cued and taken to Cape Town. Here,
while on debauch, he was arrested
and imprisoned, and afterwards hired
to a Dutch farmer, where he worked
with Hottentots. Escaping, he ship.
ped on trading vessel through the
Straits of Madagascar, where he de-
serted and lived for some time among
the natives of the Island. Narrowly
escaping murder, he afterwards put to
sea in an open boat, was picked up
and taken to Cape Town, and then to
Singapore. For several years he
wandered about in China and Japan,
poor drunken vsgsbond, finally
landed at San Francisco in a state Of
beggsry, and made his way across the
continent. His friends heard of him
as bartender in miserable saloon
in Elizabeth, N. j., sick and broken
down, and took him home to die, a
worn out debauchee at the ago ofthir.
ly-six.
An Australian millionaire named
Dykshon is receiving deal of atten.
ti0n in Paris on account of his wealth.
He is Yankee and his deings in Mel.
bourne that brought his riches are
thoroughly expressive of the 'cuteness
of anew Englander. When money
was plenty and hotel Accommodations
were scarse he was an innkeeper.
When the demand was great he would
put up his rooms at auction, and thus
get greater prices than otherwise.
Lola Monies came to Melbourne and
was put to his use by mime host"
Nho aNNOihlSSA tlC uOkOliOub AC-
tress would dine at his table dhote every
evening. The rush to dine at his no.
tel was tremendous, and as he doubled
his prices, of extraordinary profit TO
Dykshon. In these instances are in.
dictated the methods Of Mr.. Dykshon
to make money.
We always get mad when We walk
along street about nine o'clock at
night and passing a shaded porch
where a young man is bidding his be-
loved good night, hear the girl sx-
claim in a loud whisper, 80, stop,
George you haven't shaved"
There is something interesting in
observing two women looking disdain.
fully at each other, but when two old
ladies whose front teeth are gone curl
the lip Of Scsrn, the effect is very de-
pressing. st-
An orator who claimed to stand on
bis rights, was induced, at the suggeI-
tion of one Of the audisncs, TO add his
lefts also.
Newburgh. MY, calls commercial
travellers Foreign retail merchants,
and wants them to pay sl00 apiece
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-06-11
FOREST HOUSE,

IN BLACK PROPRIETOR. Opposite
~. Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Just
spened. Everything new and clean and
fresh. The best of liquors kept constantly y
en- hand. A portion OF ths public patron
a4e n respectfully solicited. 4-l7-lv
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-06-11
National Hotel,

TIDIOUSE, PA, Benj. Elliott, proprie-
l. tor. His house has been newly furn-
ished and il kept in good style. Guests
will be made comfortable here at roasona-
BILE rates. ely.
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TIoneata House.

M TTrRL, Proprietor, Elm st. Tio-
Av1s nssta, Ps., at the mouth of the creek,
Pr. Title has thoroughly renovated the
41onssta House, and rs-furnishod It COM
Dlstely. All who patronixe him will be
Sseil entertained at reasonable rates. 20 ly
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PHTsICrANs d SURGEONS.
Iawranoa Housa.

VITN. LAWRENCE, PROPRIETOR. This
w house has just beon opened to the
public and the furniture and fittings are
all new. Guests will be well entertained
~ reasonable rates. Is situated on Elm ST.,
opposite Superior Lumber Co. Store. 39-ly
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-06-11
Scott House.

EA0CNDUS, PA, 4. A. Roberts, Pro-
Il pristor. This ho' el has been recently
rs-furnishsd and now offers superior ac-
conan odAtions to guests. 25-ly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Judge what 10 tho Cause OF their declining heah
losing their VigOr, becoming weak, pSle, nsf
Vous and emRciated, having singular SppCsr
Ance about the eyes, cough and symptoms OF
ConHumntion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06

THE Register Is respectfully informed
that the Associated Press dispatch about
the Penilentiary war, which appeared in
Saturday, papers, was not written In this
office, nor by any one connected with 1t;
nor did we know any dispatch on the sub
Iect had been sent till we saw 1t In our
exchanges. The agent Of the Associated
Press in this city makes no secret oil his
connection with the Association, and we
believe the Register is very well aware
who he is. His kilograms, SO tuT as we
have ever observed them, are charac-
terized by unusual accuracy and impair
tlality. His offence in the present case Is
that he used the adjective bogus" as
qualifying the so-called Board Of Public
Works, a body created by the Legislature
to absorb the functions Of the Governor,
In open defiance OF the Constitution. The
agent could hardly Lave found q word
that describes the Board more accurately
and II he did "borrow the term from the
INTELLIoENCERI" it is only cumulative
evidence oihis discrimination and correct
ness.
BY the way, the press agent has sent
a second dispatch, which appears in yes
terday's Pittsburgh papers, wherein the
offence against tho Registers faction is re-
peated. This time they are referred to as
"bogusites." The agent Aforesaid will
have to be Chastened.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06

How YOUNG MEN FAIL -"Thcrcis Al.
fred Sutton home with his family TO live
on the old iOlks," said ono neighbor to
another. at seems hard, after all his
father has done to fit him Tor business,
and the capital he invested TO start him
go fairly. 1t is surprising he has turned
out 50 poorly. He is steady young
man, no bad habits, as far Us know; he
had a good education, and was always
considered smart; but he doesn't succeed
in anything. am told he has tried a
number Of different sorts Of business, and
sunk money every time. What can be
the trouble with Alfred, should like 10
know, for don't want my boy to take
his turn"
"Alieed Is smart enough, said tho other,
land has education enough, but no lacks
the one element Of success. lie never
wants 10 give dollars worth Of work for
q dollar OF money, and there Is no other
Way for q young man 10 make his fortune
He must dig II he would get gold. All
the men that have succeeded, honestly or
dishonesty, IN making money, have had
10 work for 1t, the shGrpers sometimes the
hardest of all. Alfred wished 10 set his
train in motion, and let it take caro- Of
itself. No wonder It soon run Of the
track, and a smashup was tho result,
Teach your boy, friend Archer, to work
with will when he docs work. Give
him play enough to make him healthy
and happy, but let him learn early that
work Is the business OF lie. Patient, self.
denying work Is tie price Of success. Ease
AID incidence eat away not capital only,
but worse still, all mans nerve power.
Present qualification tends to put Of duty
until tomorrow or next week, and so the
golden moments slip by. 1t Is getting TO
30 q rare thing for the sons Of rich men 10
die rich. Too often they squander in a
half score Of years what their fathers were
a lifetime in accommodating. 1 wish
could ring 1t in the car Of every aspiring
young man tba! work, hard work, Of head
and hands, Is the price OF succeV,"-
Country Gentleman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06

A depressed, irritable state OF mind !
u weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or RnimRtionJ confused
head, weak memory Often with de-
bIlItatlng, involuntary discharges. Tho
consequence Of excuses, mental ovrTwurk or
indisCrchonS. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign euro in HUMPHIIEYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. IS.
1t tones up tho system, arTSta discharges, diSpelS
the mental gloom and dssp0ndOnGy, and rejurC-
mates the entirp system. It IL perfectly harm.
less and always efficient. Price q, for package
Of five boxes and large q vial Of powder, which
is important in old, serious cases; 81 per single
box. Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail
on rCccipt Of price, Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. N62 BROADWAY, n. y
For Ealo by Logan, List q Co.; z. Booking;
r. J. Flnncy: James MurTy; Reed, Kraft d Co.,
Wheeling; ChAS PAriG, wheeling Island; James
Elliott and j. q n. M, Mercer, DOllsiro, o.
iebl2eocGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06

ONE of the speakers at q recent Ten hour
meeting in Woonsocket, R. l suggested
ready mode OF settling tho labor question,
the difficulty between labor and capital
or to speak with greater aCcuraCy-the
difficulty between the demands OF labor,
under the lead OF demagogues who never
did n weeks hard labor in their lives, and
the real interests Of labor He said that
the whole trouble arose from the singular
obstinacy and ignorance OF tho manniac-
turers, who could not be made to CON-
nrehcnd tho plain truth, that more money
could be made by running sixty hours
than sixty.sIx Establish that, instead Of
taking It for granted, and the question Ii
settled; unless, indeed, following out the
same principle, 1t should be demonstrated
that thirty hours would return greater
profit than sixty. 1t was an IrIshman
who solved similar problem. Being told
that q cooking stove would save hall the
fuel, he bought two, and triumphantly said
that he would save the whole. And surely
ifsixty hours are more profitable than
sixty.six, thirty would be IN i'm.
provemcnt on sixty. 1t seems strange,
but 1t Is not-such things occur all the
time-that the greatest disputes should
be over tho plaincst principles Nothing
is palmer than the true principle Of what
ia called the labor questions man has the
right to work just as much md Just as
little as he pleases, but has not tho right
TO regulate OF. control the hours ot-labor
Tor any other man. A man may. work
six hours or sixteen, and man who de-
sires to work six hours only may spend
the rest of his time in billiard saloons and
at horse races, or in reading good books
and otherwise improving himself; and he
is responsible only to God and his own
conscience, not to human law, so long as
he does not interfere with the rights OF
others. And, equally, without iulerIer-
ence from others, II he desires to devote
youth and his carly manhood to the
means OF acquiring comfortable home,
to the education Of his children, to pro-
vision for his old age, he has right TO
work as many hours as there be in day.
All that Is his business, not his neighbours
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General Garfield,

In discussing General Gsraeld's posi-
ton on the back.Salary theft, the Nation
says;
"Thers is certainly nothing in all this to
destroy confidence in General Garfleld's
integrity or usefulness, though we are sat
isfied he was mistaken as 10 his duty.
Some such great shock or protest as the
defeat Of the Appropriation bill on Ques.
ton Of common honesty, would have been
valued in q way not to DO estimated in
dollars and cents; aud had General Gar
field fought for it, be would have rendered
the country the highest service in his
power. But he has not shared personally
in the plumber, and he has too many years
Of usefulness and honor behind him, and
has shown himself on too many occasions
one Of the few Congressman on whom the
eye Of an American citizen can rest with
satisfaction, to be lightly laid on the
shelf by any constituency" 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06

TIE Constitution makes it the duty o.
the Governor 10 take care that thslaWe
be faithfully executed" and his OATH o.
Office binds him to tho performance OF the
same duty.-RegtSt<r. 81
Very good; but an act otthe Legislature
which sets at open defiance express pro
visions Of the constitution is not a Flaw"
It is nothing. such is the character o.
the act which assumes 10 take from the
Governor the power to appoint directors
forthe PenItentIsry and Hospital Gov
JACOB Is bound, by the oath he takes 10
support the constitution, to treat such q
pretended enactment as the nullity it IS
BE Is bound 10 maintain the constitutions
al powers ofthe Senate, as well as his own
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Neutrality-suspicious. Men from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses In early lifca Manhood
restored. Impediments 10 Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment. New and remarkable
remedies, Books and Circulars sent nee In
sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD AssO'
CITATION, No South Ninth St., Philadelphia,
Pa IAN Institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill.
nAr2GdAW - .. ,f-..r. ....r nj.
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STILL the debt goes down. The taxes
are reduced, but the revenue pours IN.
Industry rises elastic as the burden OF
taxation is removed, and from lower as
sessments the Treasury still receives
abundant returns. The apprehenslons OF
prudent men that Congress has gone far
in the abolition Of taxes has, therefore,
proved happily unfoupded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06

MARX TWAIN, q few months after his
first baby was born, was holding itOn his
knee. His vile said, "NoW, contesS Sam.
u6l, that you love tho childp II can't
do that" replied the humerist, "but am
willing to admit ! respect tho little thing
for its fathers sake."' 7' u ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es-

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es-
i TATE.
By virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 10th das
OF May, 1871, by Christian FRANKIE and Elizabeth
FRANKIE his wife and recorded In the once Of the
Clerk Of the county court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia. IL Deed Of Trust Book No. 4, page 4S5,
TO the undersigned trustee, will sell on
THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1873,
commencing at ten O'Clock, A. n, at tho front
door u the Court House Of Ohio county, West
VirRlniS, 10 the highest and best bidder at pub
lie auction, the following described real estate:
Beginning at distance Of hity (60) feet from the
nOrthWeat corner OF that piece or parcel Of
grOnud which was conveyed 10 Henry Alderman
by Frimm and wife BY deed dated June 18th.
1865, and recorded IN the Recorders oillce Of
Otto county, in DEED Dock No. 10 on folio 20,
fronting on the east side OF German street. IN
9th Ward Of the city Of Wheeling Aforesaid,
twenty Ave ta5l feet and running eastwlrdly on
an equal width Of IS ieetA depth Of one hundred
feet, together with all Improvements thereon and
thereto belonging, It being tho same piece Of
ground VIII oh WAS conveyed 70 tho said Chris
tlAn FRANKIE by Henry ECkermAn and wife by
deed dated March 4, 1869, as recorded in the Re-
corder's once Of Ohio county in Deed Book No.
IS on folio ~, together with all the buildings.
improvements and AppurtenAnces thereto be-
longing,
shall convey only such title as 10 vested In me
BY the said deed Of trust, tho title, however, 10
E.P HUBBARD. Trustee
WHEELING, May 5, 1873. mJG
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ONE ofthe sweet girl graduates at the
Hartford High School anniversary, last
Friday, In tho course Of her essay, made
the remark which the COurdnt quotes as
"Very apt" that "New Haven is q one
horse town and Yale College Is the horse"
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Genera; NotIces,
FOR sUPERINTEN.
L DENTS Lodges and for enclo,ing Walls
Ut National Military CemGteriG6, .E
CFTIoB CHIEP QUIRTERAAsTER
MILITARY DIV. OF THE ATLANTIC,
Nwur Ynpf- HFRV NaUf 1919

CFHIoB CHIEF QuIRTERAAsrER J.
MILITARY Div. OF THE ATLANTIC, :
NEW York Cry, May !, 1873. }
SeAled proposals in triplicate, with copy Of
this advertisement attached 10 each, will be re
CeVcd at this once until Saturday, May 3Ist, for
the following work at tho National Military
Cemeteries nRrtled. viz:
SupeIintebdents 10 igc Of brick or Stone a.
Grafton, ". Va. Enclosing walls Of hrIcE or
stone, or Iron railingS At Grafton, W: Va, Gul
paper, Fort HarTiton and Fredericksburg, Va ,
and Whitehall, near Bristol, PR.
CSpiSo Of plans and specifications may be seen
At tho QuartGrmRsterB' bmces in New York Phil.
adelPhia, Baltimore aud Fort Monroe ana At The
Cemeteries.
The work will be inspected by q competent
engineer, and strict compliance with the terms
OF the contact will be required.
Envelopes containing proposals will be endore.
cd. Proposals for supeTintendCnt's lodge" or
"PropoSGlg for permanent enclosures for Nation.
a. Cemeteries, as the case may be, and address
ed 10 the undersigned. -.
RUFUS INGALLS,,
Col. Ard Asst QuArtermAVer Gen., BreVet Major
General U. 3. A., Chief QuartermAster.
my6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06

A YOUNG married man IN Arkansas
shot himself, last week, because no was
tired OF whipping his vile, and she
wouldn't behave herSelfwithOut the whip.
ing. ~ IL -
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CoMnISS OIHR'S OTFICI,
EUuIVT tva Anti "A IET

Notice 10 all plytIeS interested 10 hereby given
that have fixed on the l2th day Of Nay, 1878,
two doors below tho Court HOuRO, in the city Of
Wheeling, when and whore will proceed 70 -.
certain and AtAtO the matters in said decree men.
toned. Wi ". COWDRN.
Apl6-Tu Commi61lonsT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06

Also, tho Warehouses and Stables adjoining.
AlRo' Inc RhodeS' Homestead, vita the out lot8
adjoining, containing Rbeut 6k acres, with
good Orchard OF Fruit thereon. Alec, 50 Acres
OF land adjoining the Homestead, In section q,
with about 10 acres Coal.
THRGs OF SELB-0ne-thirdi In hanh, one.third
In ono year, and one third in two years. nom
day Of sac, with interest; the payments to DO
secured by mortgage upon the premises sold.
Admir- Of Moses Rhodes, decd.
BRIrGIP FORT, o, April 6th, 1873. my3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06
FOUNDRY FOR sALE.

W Iaa , '..l Ego .' F...
The Quincy Foundry will be offered At Public
Auction on tho promises in the city Of Wheeling,
THU RSDAY, MAY Ist, 1873. lots Nos. I, 2, S.9
10 and II in square H. In that part Of the city OF
Wheeling which was laid out In town lots by
the late jos. Caldwell, together with the build
ings.. Improvement and AppuEtenRnets upon the
saIi property any part therefor thereto In any
way upPCrtaiulug, and tho Engines, Boilers, Ma:
chinery (fxGd or otheTWise) Patterns, TO0ls and
inp!t InGntS used In and about tho Foundry or
Machine Shops. located on said property.
TERus OF SALH-Flve thousand dollars In
cash and tbs remainder in equal payments, In
ono, two, three, four and i've years, With interest
ON day Of sale. interest to DO paid Gemt'an:
nuAlT. Notes TO DO well secured BY perSopAl
chased. a. wilson,
For the Merchants National Bank OF Wheeling.
apr2l ~.
The above sale Is postponed until SATUR.
DAY. May 10th, 1878, at which time tho sale will
take place. at the Court House OF Ohio county,
my2 For MerchGnts' National Dark
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HEALTHY DIGESTION.

Lie is rendered miserable when the digestive
organs arc impaired. Food becomes repulSiVe;
the body emAcIGled; The mind depressed and
melancholy hroOds over you. TUTT'B VEGEFA,
BIZ LIyER PUBS 10 the remedy for these evils;
they produce sound digestion; create good Ap'
petite, impGrs refreshing sleep and cheeri1lnesI
of mind.
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TOR SALE OR RENT.

A Brick House situate on EoiT street, be- Y
tween Third ttreet and Alley u, containing four
rooms and good cellar; IS feet 'front.' 100 feet deep
Will DO cold cheap and on easy terms. Enquire
Of rgl LEWIS KOCH,
MI l......., At the La Belle MIL
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TN COUNTY COURT. OHIO 90
l. ". Va.
"; In chAncsry.

By virtue Of decree made and entered In this
cGuse on the 18th day Of April, 1873, BY the
County Court Of Ohio County, this cause was
referred 10 W. ]. ". CoWden, one Of the Com
miSaiOnerB Of this Court. TO take and state az
account Of the liens on the said real eatAts any
tho Amount8 and priorlutB thereof with and
other matters which the Commissioner may
deem pertinent, or any Of the parties may require
Rafor6 taking iReh account such CommlBSlouer
nm RlVO notieO Of the time and place Of taking
fhO 0Sme 10 the parties or their counsel. perso-
pSliy, or BY publication Tor once week for four
successive weeks IN some nOWapaper printed In
The city Of Wheeling, which OhEll DO equivalent
10 personal service Of such motion on thOpAEtleB
or any Of them.
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Medicated vaporsl
10 the only RATIONAL ABANT OF TRHATINa DIS.
IAsHs Of the LUNGS and AIR PASsA0ESi
Dr.o'LEARY

Has used limitation for many years In the treat
ment Of thousAnds Of Catarrhal and Lung DIM
cultGa, with the Lost gratifying results. do
cure Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Bore
Throat Nasal CAtarrh, and dischArHtnR BarB
every time without fail and injury; Deafness,
Ringing and other noises In the Head. IstrAtght-
en- CROSS Eyes In two minutes, and give perfect
RAtlsiActiOn or no charge. remove Cataract
slfely and quickly, and treat all diseases OF the
Eyes and EyOlidA. We claim especial success In
the treatment Of Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren. and thoee old chronic diseases that are
phyaiolAns In ordinary practice. such as Dyspep'
SIG, Liver Complaint Headache, Neuralgia, Cpl
nal Curvature, Hkin DiPeaees, Rheumatism. DIS.
eases OF tho Kidneys, Bladder and Bowels, PlIos,
ConAupAtion, Old Fever Sores and White Swell
tnBo.
Toperate for the removal Of D. EnrmllIes, Hare
Lip, Club Feet, Tumors Mothers Marks. MnloS
and Warts such as require the most difficult
and delicate surgical operations for their cure.
can refer thOEe who consult me to patients
cured-genuIne cases Of the most respectable
and responsible people I'm the city, no mAnutac.
turOd or spurious certificates.
MANY THINK THAT l WILL RgAAIN As LoNO A.
HAVE CROWDS 10 ATTEND. THIS IS oIEAT
that they come q ROGET when It Y
those who wait 70 hnd me At leisure, will be dis
appointed, and probably fall TO see me at all.
You must como early and press In. for positive
y 90 at the time advertised, and lOw can Appre.
clate till they struggle in It, tho eaRerness and
impAtlGnec Of the crowd that increases every
minute 70 the lGst.
Private Consultations 81
AtRooMs Nos I2o and 1870 M'LuRE Hou E,
Commencing Nay Sd.
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~NN-T III -N~W-a
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lou
don, graduate from one OF tho most emlneL,
Colleges In the United States, and the great,,
part Of whose life has been spent in the hospitals
has effected some Of tho mort AjtonIShiDg cuft,
ever known. Many troubled With ringing Il
the head and ears whom ASLEEP, great nervous
nesg, being alarmed At sudden sounds, bAshiul
ness, with frequent bluBhlnG, attended IouG
times With arrangement OF mind, were cufrt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06
NOR RENT .asH--aa.t.gsI
q THREE ELEGANT STORE ROOMS.
For Sale.
SATURDAY. Nay 10, 1878,
BELMONT HOUSE.

At 10 o'clock. 4. n, upon the premises, the fol.
lowing described R0al Estate: Lots 200 and 7OI,
IN Bridgeport known as the