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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-10-08
How TO Treat Tramps.

For years l have been almost daily
besieged by able bodied mon asking for
food, and not being able to discriminate
between worthy persons and professional
beggars, have invariably given to all, on
the principle that it is better TO feed
some who are unworthy than that the
innocent and honest should go hungry.
Within few months l became almost
convinced that information was com
municated from one tramp to another
where to call for their meals, and L de-
termined to try another method, which
has worked admirably so far. Iset every
one To work now who calls for food,
and when he has worked as long as L
think is just, he gets his meal. No one
has yet refused to work, but from pres
ent indications l need not flatter myself
much on the amount of work | shall get
done this way. They very seldom give
me call. | have work planned i'll adj
vance for all comers, and they have
probably heard of the new METHOD
Cor. Now York Tfi6uae.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-10-08
A Ponderous L6 comotiye.

An engine has been recently placed
on the Pennsylvania railroad which
weighs seven tons heavier than the pom
derous Modoc, whose drawing capacity
is almost twice that of an ordinary loco
motive. The Modoc is capable of tax
ing eighty loaded cars from Harrisburg
to Columbia, while other engines are put
to severe test when they pull fifty cars
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-10-08
The Governor.Elect o ( California.

The Hon. William Irwin, the Demo
cratic Governor-elect of California, is n
native of Butler county, Ohio. He went
to California in 1852, and in 1861 and
1862 was elected to the Assembly. In
1869 he was elected to the Senate, and
reelected in 1873, being President of the
Senate pro tenn. under Gov. Booth. He
was elected to the Senaie again, and be-
came acting Lieutenant Governor. He
is now filling that Office. From 1866 up
to March last he had be enadorning the
editorial chair of the Yreka Union.
THE silver yield of Nevada will exceed
S25, 900, 900 this year.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-10-08

IRON beds and furniture, artistically
worked. and by a new system of paint
ing. initiating perfectly rosewood, are TO
be one of the chief contributions of Italy
at the Centennial Fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02
TN CoUR7S-llG aielpal eNEi- Judge

Tan c0URN-ll laielPal e'Et- JGdse
Cranmer. The Municipal Court met
yesterday at 2 ?. n, pursuant to adjourn
uient. IN.
In the case Of james N. Williamson
and Others q. Adam Kalbalesch, the de-
murrer was overruled,
In the chanceEy case OF Greer & Lang
- David E. DOnel and others, an order
Of reference to a Commissioner was en-
tered.
In the case of Thos. Hughes & Co. "a,
Henry Smith and Others, in chanceFy, an
order was entered.
TwopCrsOns, each named Henry sibeFt,
natives Of Germany, were admitted to
citizenship,
Court adjourned until Wednesday at
2P.M.
POlios Cout-Judge Cranner. There
were four cases before HiA Honor yester-
day morning, viz;
John Brockhart, charged with assault
md battery, was discharged at his own
sOsts,
Daniel Henderson and Kit Strattonl
charged with creating tumult and disor'
der, were fned $50 and $40 respectively
Henry BriesOCk, arraigned for disOr'
DERBY conduct, was discharged upon pay
ment Of costs. -.--- -
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River Neun.

The river was stationary about A. NJ.
yesterday, and in a short time commenced
to fall. At 8 O'Clock last evening the
marks indicated 10 feet inches.
The Express arrived about 8 A. NJ.
witha light trip. She departed at 1890
A. NJ. with big freight list and fair load
Of passengers.
The Panther passed up at 8 A. NJ.
empty.
The Gilmore and barges have laid up
at Bellairo on account OF the ice.
The Andes was obliged to lay up at
the Muskingun- river Oh account Of the
Ice in the river.
The Courier has laid up az PaFtets.
burg, and there will consequently Be no
boat leaving for that port this morning.
The steamers Forest City and Market
Boy were not running yesterday.
The river is full Of floating ice, which
seriously inpedes navigation. The raise
in the river carried off the heavy shore
ice, and ills now running out.
The wharfboat has been blocked up,
and iS now considered In safe posi-.
tioh.
tBy Telegraph We
PlTrsBURoH, February 1.--Rivcr I feet
/ inch and falling. Weather cold.
CAIRO, February 1.-Arfived-H. s.
Turner, Memphis. Departed - Turner
Cincinnati. River 81 feet o inches and
rising. Weather clear and hiodefalinv,
Mercury SOo.
CtNCtNNArt, February 1.-Riyet 20 feet
10 inches and rising; full Of heavy Ice OBJ.
Structihg navigation. Weather clear and
tnodefating. n
NASHVILLE, February 1.--River still
rising 80 feet 8 inches on the shoals,
Weather fair and pleasant. The Eddy.
vile arrived and departed for Cairo.
MEMpHB, February 1.-Rfver rose 8
feet. Weather generally clear and cool,
Afrised---Mihhiola, Cincinnati. Depart.
ed-Legal Tender, Pine Bluff; Battack
City, White river; Thompson Dean, Gin
cinhati.
EvANsvt1tE, February Weather
cleat and milder; netctfy II to ii, wind
from the south. The FLYER rose TO is 7.iO
feet and fell 10 Is 2.10 feet; Ice IA still
running. Port list downZGtey Eagle,
Bowling Green, Longwofth, fdleWIid,
DowhlGeotge Roberts, Arkansas Belle.
The Bowling Green burned both head
boilers aud lies over for repairs. tJuSi.
mesa fail. g,r
LOUISVILLE, February 1.aNoboab
LEFT the wharf to-day and only one affi.
val, B. D. Wood from VickBbufs. River
about on the stand with Q feet 8 Inches N
the canal and Z feet 0 inches in Indian,
chute. Ice not floating 90 heavily, but a
thick and In large foes. The following
boats are In port al the city wharf:
United States, Robert Mitchell, Mary
Houston, Blue Wing, shalctoss, Walter
Ark, Laura Davis, Ajax, Fred. Wilson
No. 2, Nellie Spears, n. j. Bigler, Waf.
net and tow, Queen, Storm No. q Tatas.
con, satdon and B. b. Wood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

Dyspepsia Is the most Encouraging and
distressing disease man Is heir to. Amer.
leans are particularly subject to this dis
ease and is effects such as sour stomach,
sick headache, habitual costiyeness, heart.
burn, water.brash, gnawing and burning
pains in the pit OF The stomach, coming
up Of the food, coated tongue, dlsagreca.
bic taste in the mouth, impure blood and
all diseases Of the Stomach and Liver.
Two doses Of GREENS AuGusr FLOWER
will relieve you at once, and there posi-.
lively Is not q case In the United States Il
will not cure. II you doubt this, go to
your druggist and get sample bottle for
10 cents and try 1t. Regular size Is
cents. eyd6w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

J.CHHRyEY, suetlpneer, will sell at
public auction, ll2O Main street. so, 900
worth Of dry goodu, clothing, cassimeFeS,
socks, haudkerchicfs, corsets, &C., &c, to
the highest bidder-cOst Or value being
out Of the questionable goods must be
sold within few days, no matter how
great the saerifce. Sale will begin Thurs
day, Jan, %, and continue daily AuC-
ton sale 9 and 7P. N, Private sales dur
ing the day,
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The oPRRA HouSR-The tJack' and
Jill" pantomime last evening at the Opera
House was frst-class in every particular
The audience was one Of the best, both in
numbers and class. Theprograpme vas
not only rich with the tricks, oddities,
and sports Of q tFe4h AAFlsqpipade, but
replete with the acrobatic, dancing, and
musical feats Of q score Of specialists
eJack and Jilln serves to keep the audi
encc in uproariOus delight there being
nothing sluggish or stale in its cOnstruC-
ton. When the little ice MidgetS, Min
ME and Joey, gave their graceful and uni
que performance, tvirliuy hats; when
Sheldon, the iuglet, performed his really
wonderful feats when the Jee brothers
gave their musical performance on blocks
Of stone; when Prof. o'Rearden played
on tumbleFs and q piano; when Eugene
Blitz gavethe most interesting and anus
ing Punch and Judy performance ever
seen in this city; or when the lady yeloci-
pedists eoursCd so gracefully on the stage,
there was a profoundly interested audi
ence, The company appear this evening
for the last time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

PRIZE DRAwNe.-The numbers that
drew the prizes at Halls Gallery are:
No. 26O, first prize; No. 6l5, SECOND
prize; No. 1874, third prize. Holders Of
above numbers will please present them,
A.P,HALL,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02
Now is Your Time, Ladies,
Do Not Miss This Opportunity.

During this week we will offer extra In.
duCements throughout our entire Stock
Of Dry Goods. This being the last week
Of our Annual Closing.olt Sale Of Fall
and Winter Stock, we have determined to
show our customers ttat, our Prices are
shaped In accordance with The exigen.
CieS Of the present time. With this firm
resolution upon our mind, we are prepared
10 meet all the expectations 10 be enter.
tained upon such occasions. Our only
object lnVlew Is 10 max this WindlhB.up
Sale final success .n
During this week we include all our De.
partmenls In GeReral-Dress Goods, Silks,
Wooden Goods, Domestic and Ready.made
Suits, 60. All these Departments have
UNDERGONE remarkable reductions. y We
uruentIy request every lady 10 call on Us
during this week. Take our wort for
Il, you will hear OF unusually low prices.
Come for sure, .AsWe VIII DOT hereafter
duplicate anything sold this week.
Smashing Prices will prevail
fs |. BLUM & BRO.
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FtRB!Ar rHr HtNoB FAcroRY.-Yes.
tcrday afternoon boy employed in the
Hinge Factory wishing to saturate q
sponge with oil, put the sponge on the
end 81 a'wlre and inserted II in a barrel
containing oil. The wire being hot set
the oil % FIRE. An alAtt1 was raised, and
in short time the entire fire department
waa out, The flames were extinsuished
without much trouble, and before any
considerable damage had been done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

HELPING THE PooR-Th following
donations were made 10 the Relief ASo-
citation yesterday: One barrel potatoes,
DR.. s.. l. ,SIcCulloch, Short Creek; one
dozen i6ases Of bread, Lewis Fuhrt 81
cash, Mr.. Forester. Ono hundred and
Sixty.two meals we're issued yesterday to
tramps, besides provisions for sixty.fve
families Of three hundred and twoIper.
sons.
The number Of meals furnished at ST.
Josephis Convent during the week ending
Sunday, January 3lst, were as follows
Monday, 100; Tuesday, s1s Wednesday,
SS, Thursday, 1911 Friday, 100; Saturday,
144; Sunday, 1856; total, s4S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

TIFF Arlington stove Works started up
yesterday with a fail force Of men.
MesStS. Bell 4 Co., The pfoprietots, have
accumulated a large number Of orders,
and the prospects are very favorable tof
a long and steady run.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02
AtItansas ana tiIe Centennial.

tirrIE Rock, February 1.-Govefhor
Garland to-day tent 4 special message 10
the Legislature; earnestly recommending
the enactment Of proper measures 10 In
sure AtkanSaa industries representation
q the Centennial Exhibition ii Philadei.
phia III 1876. The me5sage was Appto.
ptiALely referred. F''T'
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faELtafoUs services are being held each
evening this week in the Lecture Room
Of the Fist Presbyterian Church. Rev.
Dr.. Grimes, Of Cadit, Ohio, breaches to.
night, and will continue to preach during
the remainder Of The week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

HELMBoLD's BuCHu is still in the re.
NTH Of Its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
soldby all respectable druggists, 1t Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs, Beware Of counter
fcitS. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w.
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Rt.ttrcrrp.a Nj. Bernard STANLEY
was yesterday reelected Poor Agent By
the Board Of Commissioners. Dr.. WI.
Bates, IT, wasre.elected physician for the
moor In This CITY. J'lsf 'tJ go
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

U, s, MARINE 1IospIrAL-Dr, Thos
]. Grifiths, Surgeon in Charge Of the U
s. Marine Hospital at the port OF Louis.
vile, KY reports the following as the
condition Of tho Hospital under his charge
during the month Of January, 1875: No
patients remaining The last day Of Decom'
BET, ll9iNS. patients admitted during the
month q JANUARY 143; patients Treated
during the month, $50; patients dichOrged
during the month, 10y; patients died
during tic month, 4 patients remaining
on the Last day Of January, 1854; outdoor
marine patients treated during the month,
Z; private patients treated during the
month"; Died. Roba Wiley tc), rouster
on the United States; jas. Smith icy,
rouster on the Gen. Lytlef M
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LARCENY OF CoAL.-Yesterday morn
ing James Haley complained before JUS
tice. o. KeeGS that one George Richie had
carried away some coal belonging to him
from railroad car on 18th street.
Richie was arrested and sent to JUL to
await 'txsuinatlou! Last evening the
case came up before the Justice, and
Richie was held In the sum Of S25 to
appear before the County Court to an'
swer. 1t appears from the evidence that
Richie had ordered load Of coal, which
did not arrive as soon as expected. Upon
going home wet he found the coal house
empty, and took from the car lump Of
coal valued at eight or nine cents, so that
he could build Are and dry his clothes.
Mr.. Haley had been annoyed for some
time by having his coal carried away,
and dStsyPPtiiqstlo make % example Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

sALARts INpRRAsED.-Ths Board Of
Commissioners yesterday increased the
salaries Of Bernard Stanley, Poor Agent,
and Q. II. Dietets, Clerk, the former
from $500 to $1,000, and the latter from
$500 % $1,000 bst anhuta. tOll -.
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A spLESD1D opportunity is offered 70
the readers OF the 1NTEL1lGENCER, who
have cash to invest, to buy bargains at
the great auction sale Of clothing and
dress goods, January 18th, at ll2O Main
street, WolFs old stand.
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NEW FtRN.-Among the changes that
have taken place in our business circles
Is that Of tho we'll known firm Of Barnes
& Walton, wholesale China, Glass and
Quecnswarc. The dissolution notice ap-
peured the Goth Of January, Jas. +. Barnes
retiring; Mr.. Walton sole proprietor
This house was widely known and for
many years has enjoyed q very large
and extensive trade through Ohio, Penn,
sylvania and West Virginia. Mr.. Wal
ton has this day taken into the firm HIP.
McGregor, his travelling agent. Thearm
name hereafter will be Thos. Walton &
Co. We bespeak for the new firm sue.
cess, and can safely recommend them to
the entire country trade.
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THB sale Of millinery, notions, pat
terms, ribbons, sewing machines, &c. at
Jeremiah Whites No. iOSg Main street.
begdn yestetdhs, was I'd jouthed until
this morning al 10 o'clock. A rare
chance f6t good bargains q offered.
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BRLLAIRE ITENs.-Although our city
is considerably smaller than Wheeling,
We TOO have need Of a soup-house ar
raugement Of some kind, We have
among US the poor who have daily the
need Of Of the veriest necessities Of LIE,
and cannot obtain them. The laboring
classes, especially those in the employ Of
corporations, railroads, etc, are barely
able to support their large families upon
the pittancc' received in remuneration
for their hard days work, the remun'
Grafton that capital imposes on labor,
Mrs, Gideon Gray entered complain!
yesterday against q colored man named
Moore for carrying liquor to her hus'
band. Tho case was still pending up to
present writing, and we could not learn
the decision OF His Honor, the Mayor
Up to last night the Methodist Church
had made some sixty-6ve accessiOns to It's
membership,
Next month many changes will take
place In the business locality OF some Of
our citizens. Active preparations are
going on already for the change.
Beef Is selling at about maximum Of
Is cents per pound and butter at 80
cents.
McLains H6use.bstill largely patron
lied. Fifty cents per day is what he
charges.
Why il It some Of our citizens growl
about water tax? Fifty cents q month
10 about the average tax. Would you 80
back to old times, "barrelsp
Go to market now with a carpet:SaCk
fall Of money and bring the result back
in your pocket, 10 the way he said he had
to do In our town yesterday. Meat dear
Oh ! no.
Tie sun warmed up the snow yesterday,
and we had all the mud necessary.
Several of the young ladies Of our city
are learning the art Of telegraphing under
the competent instructions Of MI. Ca!tell,
in the Western Union Office Of this place.
Mr.. Cattell Is geRtlemanly OPERATOR and
tho young ladies under his instruction
will doubtless learn rapidly.
Frank Scheck, overseer Of the stone
masons on the b. 4 o, R, R., working
near this place, had one Of his fingers
mashed of yesterday afternoon.
II any one imagines cards are not read
Just get some ones name In the paper and
see how quick you will be interviewed
Privately, you know.
The father Of Mr.. Frank Smith, Of this
place, living south Of this city, died Sat.
ilrday. Mr., Smith attended the funeral
yesterday.
Thecrossings were soft yesterday about
noon.
SNover say de-" Market house pro.
4 good business was done in the police
department yesterday, The Gray case
helped matters along little in their Ia
vOF.
The Methodist revival will be held for
several nights this week in our city.
They are always well attended.
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A LADY in our neighborhood who had
suffered for over three months the most
extreme torture by violent cough, has
become cured by DR.. BIlSC Cough Syrup
For sale in every drug stores. d4w
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A NEW JusncE4Mf. Israel tjpdegrafT
was yesterday elected a Justice Of the
Peace ia Union District Fourth Ward
by the Board Of Commissioners, rice IiH.
Downs. teaigned. We. w
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FORCED sA1E.-Best prints at copper
yard, carpets, and the entire stock Of dry
goods even cheaper, as there d but q
lew days to close out the stock at
J.W. FEEREI's,
CIR Min and 9nih Sta.
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ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE OR

The desirable Residence No, York street, nj
present Occupiel by George Roberts. The house
contains siG rooms, with I'LL the necessary c0nVeni
enCes. There Is gODi Stable on the premises and
the grounds contain choice srlcciGn u AhrublGry
For Information Inquire Of IS i. CALDWELLpr
HENRY SCllMULBACIl. an!7
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Rxiroi, That.an order be issued in "a,
vor Of ], D, Whitman, Supt, Of County
Roads, for 500, as ordered May 9, 1874,
creating said office said amount being
due Jan. /, 1875. Adopted.
Resotpod, That the salary OF B, Stanley,
Poor Agent be fixed at 81, 900 per annum
for the ensuing term, Adopted.
The Poor Agents salary heretofore has
been $500 per annum.
Realized, That this Board petition the
Legislature in regard to transferring the
National Road to Ohio county in same
form as the petition in regard to W. W,
L, & B, Pike, and Clerk to take same ae'
tiOn, Adopted,
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

L.v. BLoSDsis the only place in the
city whereyou can purchase pair Of box
toed buttoncd CATERS.
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GREAT closing out sale Of ITamburg
edgings and insertings, Mafseille quilts,
lace curtains, shirt fronts, &c., in order to
make room for new lot at
Henry JACOBS.
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1hoS CRY CoL1EcE.-We clip from
The Presbyterian Bdnnr, of January 9th.
the following complimentary but we'll.
deserved notice Of this popular and sue
cessful business college.
"The Iron City Commercial College Is
now in the full tide Of successful study.
This Is the only institution Of the kind In
Pittsburgh that We recommend to the
public PATRONAGE
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!, MONEY sAvEp.-An entire stock O
Dry Goods and Carpets at forced sale. L
you want bargains, come soon.
]. W. FERREI,
Corner Main and Goth streets.
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The Wheeling District Conferences Of
the N. E. Church will be held in the
Fourth Street Church the three days
commencing to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

JUSTICE KANMER-1ohn McDetnOA,
before this Justice on peace warrant
sworn out by F. v. Diering, was required
to furnish 500 bail 10 iq ~ n Ai' good
behavior for one year.
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Our readers should avail themselves Of
the opportunity now presented at the
we'll known Dry Goods House Of Mesrs.
|. Blum 4 Bro, Read their notice,
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The report was adopted and bills orde
ed maid


Tho resignation of John II. Downs,
Justice Of the Peace In Union district,
was accepted, and Israel Updegraf elect
ed to I'LL the vacancy.
A resolution was adopted requesting
the Board Of Public Works to appointJ
g. Ieryey Superintendent Of the Cumber'
land Road.
DR.. YIN. J. Bates, IT,, was elected city
physician for the poor.
The Clerk was authorized to advertise
for proposals tofurpish coal for the Court
House and Jail.
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ANOTHER lot Of those fne bOx.tOed
buttOned CATERS have Just been received
Mt L, Y, BLoND'A
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Cor Main and 10th sts,

Buyers will find It to tbsir interest to
attend the great auction sale Of clothing
and dress goods at ll2oMnin street, jan
uary %
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If citizens we're compelled TO keep the
sidewalks in front Of their residences OF
places Of business clear Of snow and Ice
there would be more happiness aud less
pfotaEhy ID thistily. = 1sj'ndarslf
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THE LADIES FAyoRrrE.-Thoso beau
tiful box.toOd buttoned CATERS at
L, Y, BLoNDs,
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THIS being grounding day, weather
prognosticators will take their usual OBJ.
scryations. The probabilities arc that
g. h. will return to his hole disguSted.
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CARD

Dr.. James A. Hunter devotes his at.
tention particularly to the treatment Of
diseases Of The Head, Throat, Lungs, Ma.
sal Cavities and Ears, embracing Catatth,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Asthma, Con.
sumption, Deafness, ETC, etc.
As the period Of his personal attend.
ance at bis office in Wheeling Is limited,
those who desire TO consult with him
should do 30 at once.