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IN aTE-luanIto.yoc County
4 InurF.
IN tie matter the estate of clarissa Spencer

deceased
Hiudie OF kus,uth repTeseufing among other things
that ClaFissa spec Ger lalr of o>SUih on the 29th
day of February 4. D.. 4 1t Eo>>Uih died nfes-
tate leaving goods. clattcis an c.taIc witain this
State ard Tint he said petitioner il the son Of said
deceased, and praying that administration OF said
estate be 10 said Thomas Hindie granted. il is
orderc that said pet ton be heard before the
jude of this Court. on Monday, the -3d day of
Ap il 4. D., Is71. at 10 o'clock \ NJ az Any office
in aid county.
ordered iur her. hat notice thereof be given to
the heirs Of said deceased. and to all persons in
tere-tgd. bv publishing copy If this order for
three successive week, prior said day o heariH =
ia the Marijowoc Pilot a weekly news paper pub
lis ed 1T NautoWoc III said county.
y. q. GLM>TED. County Judge.
Dated Gaui,OWuc, the TIA day of March \. D.
1877. G7l-.}w.
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rtase OF Wisconsin. CIrcait Court.
- mzg0siOsyoC county.

Catherine Halinofsky, against Edward Juul and
Amalia Juul. his wife.
~ Hirtue-o! and pursuant to judgmen Mt and
order Of foreclosure and sale, rendered in the above
entitled action on the 18Th day al February, A ID !.
1877. aua heard al the January term of said Court
held in the Cont House in the CITY and county OF
MaUitowoc shall expose for sale snd sell at pub
JIG auction 10 the highest bidder. Al the sheriff
Olice III the Court House in the city II AanitowOc
ia said county Of MauiruwOc- Wisconsin, on the
3lzt dag Of Mach. \. ID IS77 at 10 o'clock in the
To- cl0oH Cf that Gay. all the following described
m0Ttg8ZeG premises. Jo-wit: nHc-sINJn l-bi part
81 lots No two ? and three 90 in block No. two
hundred c-Ety-a so bounded ~ Follow to-Hit:
Commencing az the northeast corner of said lot
two 81 r1NuiH- thence south one hundred twenty
go ieer Ia iie southeast corner OF said lot three
80. thence west twenty-five 80 ei on the south
line Of said lot three So thence north one hundred
twenty i2y feet to The Borth line OF ssGd 1T tyy
-. thence the north 81 said lot two 2 twenty
t35l feet 10 the place Of beGluHiEg-all is the
city ard county OF Maitowoe, and state of Wis
coUSia.
Dated Sheriff Office Hanitowoe. Wis., Feb. Il
81. I. nULIl"LLA&D.
u.G-EW-J TERN Err. Sheriff OF AaIIiJuwoc Co
Plaintiff
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Eziglg ManhOt d: How Lost
esz---a-4y How Restored!

Just published. new edition Of Esr. Culver
wells Celebrated Essay on the rad cal
cure twithuut medicinel of SPERMAToRRH ,EA or
Seminal Mental and Physical Incapacity. Imp .di-
menis to Marriage, etc: also CoN>UaFTIoN.
iLEr>T and FITS, induced by sel!-iULulgcuCr OF
sexual extravaganza. sc.
- Price. in -eaied envelope. only six cents.
The celebrated author. Ia this admirable Essay,-
clearly demonstrates from thirty wears SaurcsS-
lul practice. tina the alarming consequences nl
scli-Hbuse may he radically cured Without the
dangerous use OF internal m diciuc or the appli-
cation the knife; pointing ont a mode of cur AT
once simple, certain. and effectual by means 81
which every sufferer, matter what hi, condition
NAV h." may cure himself cheapIy. privately. aud
radically.
- ihiS Lecture should he in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
Seat under seal in a plain envelope. to any adj
dress, postpaid, on ipt oi six cents or two
post stamps.
Address he Publishers,
TIE CULYERWE ELL MEDICAL CO.
4 1 Am st, Rev EOr!.; Post Office Box 1855
g2U Tyr
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HiRpER'S BiIiR.
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices of the Press

FOR strictly household matters and dress Harper's
u gar : aifoEet-e CT the best thin. published To
tiAe - = matter OF economy. No lads cen afford
10 ne without Il, for The Information ii 4x, viii
save 4er very much more than IN. >rlls< erin
tion lIlce besides giving the household an inter
estl-= literary NisItcr II hiCa-u ,JourueI
Harper BazaT l. pr7fgseiv illustrated ana con
tainS stories. pos SletrltS and ,.~at- a most
attTsi Ave Character In it, HIerur, and ar
tl3ilc tUreS he 3 azaT Is Hugue~tiou4iv the best
Joarn1l OF its Kind III the couItr1-S.turtl., Even
ing Gazette Boston
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IN PT.aaEsATE = yani.o..oc Co1sugy
-sfltF.
I Z sfltEe
In the matter of the estate Of Robert Morri. on

IN TG' maTIcr Of The esfato Of Rob1rt Norri. on
.t.cea ,d.
10. ai whom ,, NAV concern: letters Of admin
SIraiion un 2id estate having been issued 10 HUGH
= H'iI."H ga the ~ y DAY of Mar. a. D. 1871 and
sofr months rom aud after said day being allowed
atu iiali "a f CT, GiE"rS to present their claims
Tor eNimlua.I on and allowance. Notice j. hereby
gwen ihaJ the undersigned VIII on NouGav, Nav
SSH, \. y. "a. and Monday ,Iy 9th, 4 u -
~ ten oc5ol, \. ~. on said DAYS at the Probate
once ~ tins city "i AaUituwoc IN said coauty re
ceINe, cE@n re, and adjust al claims and demands
ot al Hrr-oH~ against said deceased.
Dated March i3.h, II.
..---l.. / 4. OIL MNIED Cnnnty Lud..n
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sH PROBATE = Ssa"s,ovoe County

In the matter Of the guardianship OF the minor
heirs uf Genrge NiitmaHn. deceased.
On reading and cling the petition of Frank Bra
del. guardian of said uiGors. representing among
other things that the said wards seized OF GER
tain real salaic in the town OF Cato in said county,
and that IL i necessary that all Of the should
be sold, and PRAYING for license to sell the same:
and il ag! caring - the Court, from said petition
that il i necessary that the petition Of he said
guardian sell said real estTte be granted; il l.
ord red and directed that the of kin 10 said
wards. and al persons interested in said estate.
appear before me on Monday the ID day OF april,
\. y. 1871. NJ ter o'clock Il. m. IT the Probate
Once III sid county. then and there 10 show caU c
I auv there b, hWEy license should nor hc granted
for The sale 90! said real estate according 10 the
prayer Of said petition.
nd II j. iHfther ordered that a copy of this order
shall ur published for hour successive weeks prior
10 said dls OF hearing, ia the Mauisogoc Pilot.
weekly new paper printed AZ Mamiiowoc III said
county
.atcd al Ma4itoaoc, the Eth day Of March. A d
II. T. G.. OLMS1 ID.
9.Swi County judge.
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judicial Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that at a
Judicial Election to be held in the sew
eral towns, wards and election precincts
in the State Of Wisconsin on the first
Tuesday, being the third day Of April
next the following officers are to be
elected, to wit:
An Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court, in place c! William p Lyon
whose term of Office Will cxlire on the
first Monday in January. 1878.
\ Judge Of the Circuit Court for the
first Judicial Circuit, comprising the
counties OF Walwor-b Racine, and Ke-
uosha, in place Of John T. Wentworth,
whose term Of Office will expire on the
first Monday in January, 1873.
\ Judge Of tie Circuit Court for the
Eighth judicial Circuit, comprising the
counties OF Damn, pepin. Pierce. and
st. Croix. to I'll the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of II L. Humphrey,
whose term Of Office would expire on the
first Monday in January 1879.
\ county judge in each ofthe several
counties Of this State in the place Of
each Of the County judges of the said
several counties. whose terms of office
will expire on the thirty-tirst day OF De
ccmbcr, 1877.
Given under my hand, and the great
seal Of the State, at Madison, this 18th
day of February, 1877.
PETER DOYLE,
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Why America may Expect Coed Times,

l. Our population was never so large
IS it IS now.
? There was never before so much
land und1r cultivation IN these United
States. nor such a larga au1regate of
produce raised
3. There were never greater facilities
for transportation.
/. oar wheat. corn, provisions, but
ter. cheese, petroleum. cotton. silver.
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Rc Insurance Reserve, 275.5750S.
IL. BIGELOW, President.
{. a. EATON, Secretary.
LOUIS KEMPER, Agent.
94iGm Manifowoc Wis.
9. G. INV LIN Is
TIE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY

TIE CHICAGO & EoHTuwEsTEEE RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great I. INK
Railway Lines "a the V LIST and \OETliW ST
s vi - az az. t raaie 1fTeen
Chicago and All poHtsin illinois, Wisconsin. Nor
theu Michigan hiahc~ota. iowa, Nebraska ta!i
furnia and the u cstcrn Territories. Its
Omaha & California Line
L the shortest an3 best ron between Chicago and
all points IN Northern Illinois, Iowa, Bakote. Ne
hEaslg, wyoming. Colorado, Utah y eHatia, Cali
farliia- Oregon, China. Japan aud Australia. Its
Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis Line,
Is the sEor- line between Chicago and 81 points in
isou. -. Paul NiHnTa polls Duluth. and all points
in the Great Northwest. Its
Lacrosse, Winona and st. Peter Line
i Ike le~i rome betH en- Chcac" and la Crosse
v ilo,., ios'Ie>fr twa{oii.a Mar Sato s. Peter
Minnesota. Is
Green Bay and Marquette Line
Is the only line between Chicago and Janesvillc'
Watertawn, Fond dU Lac. Oshkosh. Appleton
Green By, L-caEaJa-N c-aGUee. Marquette. iIoqgI-
tol, Hancock AID tbe Lake superior Country. lis
Freepolt and Dubuque Line
i the erly route between CLicaeo srd
Rockford, Freeport, and all points via Freeport
Chicago and Eilwaukee Line
Is the old Lase Shore rrute. and Is The only one
pa>,ir.. between chicago and EvaRston LAX, Fo-
ry-t. Highland Park, a,izesan. Racine Kenosha.
and IINSuNeS.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
ar, run on ul roH-h trains Of this road
This ! she DNLl LIN L running these cars he
tween Ct5-s.-o lla =. .aUl ana Niusses pOli. Chi
csc auti milwaukee,, hicaEu and NInoua. or hi
e. -7st. Ecru Bay.
tta-t CaE...Cs iaE~ are made 81 Chicago with fbe
Lake Shore 4 Michigan coU bern. AicE,.zlI Cen
tr.l. Baltimore * OsIio. Pittsburgh tort WAYNE 4
ChCa-D AauSa see Inc ard Pan Handle Routes
Tor Il! points E&S and GtTIEhSI. and with
tac hics@n and Alton anu Illinois Central for an
points South.
Close connections SIRE also made with the rnio,,
Pacific T. T. ~ Dls-, s-sG ssi4 lar y est points
C.sas-' caaDecrien- INSIDE Al junction points with
tGaIds ! ai3 cross points.
fcls-tS orvr ;aiS ragte are sold rs all ,'ounan
Iirisar -auj- IL Eae u5tca St9ggs ard CaIsda-
E..lafa er vua * ittf FozE tickets ia the hi
ea.o = No-lh-t y~teIn hallway. ana take none
other.
Ncw York Office: 70. ~ Br ratrav: Bosfou or
Zee. " : taIe sfTee': Omaha O c., % Ear1han
street; S2n Francisco oalee. I q M nt.s-ssrrs
Cl.iean Ticket Offices. - Clark street tinasr Slf-.
GlaH -laaf, = ts1s e,tgfeF Atsli ssa; Eiugis.-st
j3s,. caTnt. WEI kinzja ard canal streets .svtIs
Street Depot corn r -fel's aad *. zit Streets
Far rsfe~ ct i3issgIs len agtaIaabe froa rorrr
home r5cs.ti aeent>, appls %
". u. NTgNSETF. IAEvTS HtsurrT.
Gsa. Pass. As'i, Chicago Gen. Msn.'r Chicago
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DRESS GOODS /!
]. SCHlJE Re BROS,

have now line of Silk Warp Dress Goods both brocadel
IN beautiful designs and plain splendid goods eddns dresses
etc Also lot of 3|ptc0s Biae& Pure Hohaiy of the
mary Stuart make, which excel in durability silk like
lustere anything we have vet seen
we have an assortment OF stylish checks at 10 cents
10 all of the above would respectfully call Your attention
}. SCHUETTE 4 BROS.
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PETER DOYLE,
Sc rotary Of State.
SHERIFF,s OFFICE. Maaitowoc, Wis,
Feb. l9th, 1877.

FeO. 18th, 1870.
In accordance with the above notice
fra.n tho $.4..r..4..a-..f Observation-Disclosures.
provided,
Notice is hereby given, that. at a
Judicial Election to be held in the sevcral
towns, wards aud election precincts in
the County of Manitowoc State Of Wis
consln, on the first Tuesday, being the
third day Of April next, the following
officers are to be elected to wit:
An Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court in place Of William T. Lyon.
whose term Of Office will expire on the
first Monday of January, 1878
\ County Judge in place of 7. C
Cimsted, whose term,of Office viii expire
on the thirty-irst day ofDeccmhcr. 1871.
p. MGLHOLLAND.
Sheriff of NIanitowac County
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4 Re posito-g u rs, loaI.e. 3rG I1..rt
ton
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state oE g iscoGsEr.
w a u ]. tSNNGs rIaI,sS

-A'i!iittil- t4di Y
d. 1871. a. q
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CHICAGO and Milwaukee Line

j. the erly 1Uute between CIicaso ard E
Rockford, FreepoEt, and all points via Frcepor
is
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S,'Esl = CT ~ EsaEsSSsN.
- S9sEiEy a. Is laIx8Yl So

T @. 1IMsTED, Cauuty Judge.
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Henry Il. DINNER. 10
UhIuc -Ommgg,hiS vic,
oscar Ouo. Arthur CJtu,
and John l.. Otto.
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A SCENE AT BENwooD STATION
"Benwood, time for SUPPER was cried
out by the brakeman when the east. bound
train over the B. & o. Railroad halted at
that place yesterday evening. "Time for
supper" was repeated by a small boy
with white apron and yellow hair, evi.
IDENTIFY an employe OF the eating estab.
blishment. "Time for supper" was
echoed in through a coach in which was
seated an old woman whose only com.
panlons were some half dozen bundles, a
huge carpet sack and an umbrella.
Gathering these articles up she hur.
tied out, saying: "Cheap enough;
but wonder II a body would have
time 10 eat anything? Arriving at the
table she deposited her baggage beside
her and proceeded to give orders and eat.
No time was lost, and when the signal
bell was sounded and the conductors
voice was heard cryingi"all aboard" the
old lady having enjoyed huge meal
handed the nearest waiter ten cent?,
"Forty cents, madam" said the waiter
politely. ~ only want one meal" re.
Sponded the old woman. "Yes, but forty
cents is our price for one meal" mot
any" said the old woman; ~ know you
and have travelled before. Didn't the
The man on. the train with letters on his
cap say, Dime for supper and didn't
that pesky yaller-haired boy of your'n,
with white apron on, hoIler in my ear,
Dime for SUPPER and didn't l conclude
that was cheap and come in. No, sir,
there's your dime and no more out Of me.
If 1t is the fault Of your deceivin' yaller
topped cuss l amt to blame. Good night;
the conductor is calling me-" And she
walled out and has gone East.
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1Sr. LOUIS BRowSs vs.. SrANDARDs,-
The Standard boys met the Browns again
yesterday afternoon and were beautifully
taken in by score Of II too. The at.
tendance was enough TO discourage the
boys, there not being enough to get up a
trst.class cheer, although there was some
pretty tall growing INDUCED in. The
home team started ffwith three good base
hits in the first inning, but were unable
to score during the game, making but one
additional base hit. In the opening Of
the second inning Lukens received a bad
(toul) hit on the eye, which compelled
him to retire from the field. Moifat then
came in TO pitch, there being no one TO
catch for Venum, and BarckIey took the
position behind the bat, Berger going
TO second base. The Standard boys
played a pretty fair fielding game
up to the sixth inning, when they
got badly "rattled" and allowed the
Browns TO score seven runs. The visitors
played an exceedingly fine game, the out
ielders especially making several fine
running catches. Their batting also was
very heavy, Dorgan excelling. The fol-
lowing is the score:
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ASK YOURSELF THEsE QUEsr1oSs.-
Are you despondent sufferer from
Sick Headache Habitual CoStiyeness, Pal.
pitation of the Heart? Have you Dizi.
ness Of the Head? Is your Nervous Sys.
tenn depressed? Does your Blood circu.
late badly? Have you Cough2 Low
SpiritsP Coming up Of the food after
eating ? &C., &C., Ali Of these and much
more are the direct results Of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and Indigestion.
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER is now &C.
knowledged by all Druggists to be a
positive cure. 100000 bottles were
given away in the u. S. through Drng.
gists 10 the people as trial. Two doses
will satisfy any person Of its wonderful
quality in curing all forms Of Indiges.
ton. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
size rs cents. Sold positively by ali first
class Druggists in us. cod
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PERSONAL PoiNTs-0ld 81 Gilbert, Of
the Bridgeport Cochran House, Is soon to
come into possession Of a 81 200 pension.
Mr.. Gilbert, how do you dol
Capt. ONeal and clerk Edie, Of the
steamer Abner 0'Neal, were In the city
yesterday. q
Officers Reese Burdett and Joseph
McConnaughy, j., Of Bridgeport, left for
Cincinnati yesterday 10 appear as witnes.
ses in the case Of Norris, the Wheeling
cOunterleiter, who was captured in
Bridgeport some time ago. III.
The Clerk Of the Board Of Commission.
ers has issued a certificate OF election to
Mr.. James Q. Maxwell, County superin.
tendent Of schools.
James W. Paxton, Esq, returned last
evening from a two weeks visit 10 Chi.
cago.
Mr.. viii. List and Mr.. Golfer went
down last evening 10 witness the closing
exercises at Moundsville Camp meeting.
Mrs. Reilly and E. G. Cracraft will talk
temperance at the North Street Church
tonight.
Rev. John Graham will preach in the
Presbyterian churches Of Martina Ferry
and Bridgeport next Sabbath morning
and evening.
Capt, B. +. Goodwin is commanding
the steamer Nail City.
The Henry Kern before the police
court yesterday morning isnot the Henry
Kern who resides at No. 230S Chapline
street. Neither Ia the Henry Hall who
appeared as defendant before His
Honor at the same time the Henry Hall
who works at Fishers foundry. We
make the above explanation at the re.
quest Of the gentlemen named.
S. o.TaylOr, Esq, returned from Cleve.
land last evening.
The Thompson who figures in the Troll.
Patton scrOpe is nephew Of Judge
Thompson, Of this vicinage, and Is sec.
ond cousin Of the young lady whom he
yictimiEed.
DR.. olmstead, Of this city, has a son
fifteen years Of age entered at Washing
ion College this season.
Edward Hazlett, aged sixteen, son Of
Dr.. Hazlett, will enter the Washington
College as a Sophomore this term, from
the Lindsey Institute.
Prof. W. G. Kryter showed considera.
Bile presence Of mind last night during the
fire by breaking into the German Luther.
an Church and turning offthe gas.
Sergeant Jim Nicoll, Of the Eighteenth
United States Infantry, left the city yes.
terday for his regiment, which is quar-.
tered at Pittsburgh. He was here on q
visit to his parents.
Lieut.. Charlie Williams OF Company G.
Twenty.frst United States Infantry, Is in
the city on a visit to his numerous
friends. The Lieutenant was lately
wounded in Idaho Territory in an en-,
gagement with the indiana.
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The CHEAPEsr RooF IL THE GRAVEL,
RooH.-George Crumbacker, Of this city,
10 now fully prepared 10 put on gravel
roofs In the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfNction.
both as To resisting FIRE and turning water,
The tar used Is put through process
that frees II from oil and bensole, and no
matter how great the heat, II will mot
run. Il Ia equally efficient In roofs Of
every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crumback.
or keeps on hand roofing cement and CO.
ment for tanks and sidewalks OF the beat
quality, which he oHers for sale at the
lowest rates. This roof has stood fifteen
years In this city.
Address me through the postoiIice or
call at my establishment, head oil
Eighteenth and Woods streets. All or.
deFs promptly attended to.
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Jusr1cE, BUIsER.-Charity Cassiday
Yesterday entered an information before
this Justice, charging Caroline Upper
with misbehaying herself. According to
Mrs. Cassiday's story, sheis a near neigh
Dor Of Mrs. Upper, living on an alley back
Of Youngs drug store, in East Wheeling.
Yesterday morning Mrs, Upper pur.
chased some tomatoes from huckster,
who while filling her basket spilled some
Of the fruit on the ground. After the
huckster had gone, Mrs. Cassiday states
that Mrs. Upper sent little boy to pick
up the tomatoes and pile them in front of
her Mrs. Cassiday's) door. Then the
trouble commenced. A quarrel ensued,
and Mrs. Cassidy appeRled.tO the majes.
ty OF the law. A warrant was issued.
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Bio sTRIKE.-This is joke by the
Steu benville Herald: The locomotive en-
gineers, tiremen, trainmen, in fact all the
employees Of the P. W. & K. Road, struck
this morning at 7 o'clock on the entire
length Of the line. AS a consequence
business, freight, passenger and other.
wise, has come to an absolute standstill
along this mighty highway Of traffic. All
the employees OF the P. W. & K. have
been receiving the same rate OF wages,
namely, 81 per day, and struck for 81 10
the additional 10 cents 10 cover fer.
riage. The employers remain firm and
the men remain firm, hence no solution is
Supposable at present. Should any at.
tempt be made to destroy the depots,
shops or other extensive buildings OF the
P. W. 4 X. the Democratic Governor Of
West Va. will promptly call on the U. S,
Government for assistance.
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DR.. E. A. FARQUHARs MEDIcArED
CRACKERS, for the relief and cure Of
every form Of dyspepsia, or other func.
tional disease Of the stomach and bow.
els, as we'll az all sympathetic affections
arising therefrom. There Is no taste or
smell Of medicine about then.-nothing
to indicate to persons using them that
they are taking medicine. Their princi.
Piles are so combined as TO affect the sys.
TEN by insensible action, which gives a
quick, healthy and complete digestion.
cures the disease by removing the cause.
For sale by druggists and grOcers gener.
ally.
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MARROW EscArE-Maggie Hill, six
years oil age, run narrow escape from
being run over by freight train on the
g. Il p. railroad yesterday. She grabbed
her fathers hat playfully and started to
run across the track, 4 passing train
just touched her, doing no injury. As a
colored barber expressed il, "iots OF folks
shut their eyes tell you."
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ATthe final session of the Tagzaizung
yesterday morning at Turner Hail, it was
unanimously decided 10 hold the next an.
nual meeting at Wheeling, W. Va. The
funniest viii also be held at that place.
Nearly all the delegates left for their
homes last evening, and expressed them
selves well pleased with the treatment
they received during their brief stay in
the Smoky City.-RibJuroh Dispatch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-31

On. W. G. CREMrrER, who has made
the treatment Of Rupture Especially, and
who has treated some OF our leading citi-
zens very satisfactorily, remains but a
few days longer. Those afflicted with
that ailment should avail themselves Of
his method Of treatment without delay,
Rupture Is dangerous affection, and LA.
BILE to cause death under the most terri.
BILE HuferingH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-31

AN enthusiastic temperance meeting
was held in the school house at ElnS.
vile last Monday night. Wilbur True.
man was tho orator Of the occasion, and
presented the subject in his usual iorcible
manner. Seventeen names to the pledge
were obtained, the most Of them being
hard drinkers. Rev. Wilding, Of North
Street, will address a meeting there next
Monday night, All are invited.