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To Farmers . Planters.
HENRY DUyAII. 4 COS PATuXENT
BRAID OF FERTILIZKHS3. OFFICE
No. So SOUTH ST.,
BALTIMORE.


OR Saper Phosphaies are prepared for aIs
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Weekly WORLD.

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THE WORLD
FC1.
II 1874

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-19

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DR.. lIERsI.-This gentleman, who is
possessed OF wonderful magnetic powers,
which he has turned to the benefit OF the
sick and afflicted, has located among US
for short time. lie has already treated
several cases OF chronic diseases with
marked success, giving very material re-
lief. Among tho patients receiving treat
ment from DR.. EIersll is Mrs. Turner, wife
Of the well known Market street jcwclcr,
who has long been sufferer from neural
gin. Mr.. Turner informs us TINT his wife
has already experienced marked relief, and
feels confident OF her permanent cure.
This is very valuable testimony in tho
Doctors favor. as both Mr.. Turner and
wife are so well known 10 oil our people
that It Is needless for us to speak Of their
cxcellOnt standing In the community.
The Doctors testimonials from abroad
arc numerous and ilnttering us to the real
benefit from his treatment. Neither ma.
chine nor surgical operations are adjuncts
OF his treatment. Tho strange magnetic
power which operates so successfully in
the relief OF painful nervous inaladies, is
not something which he has acquired by
study or art, but is the development Of u
highly magnetic constitutional organiza-
ton, born with him and increasing with
his growth to manhood.
DR., Hersh is now making professional
tour, giving to inyalids who cannot make
. long journey from home, the oppOrtH'
nifty Ia secure his aid. He invites all who
arc sick too and be healed.
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River I feet and stationary

Rlver I leet anu slAllNlal!
Weather clear and pleasant -.
The Telephone arrived innl Ch;i T.,
at-2 o'clock yesterday morning, andsI'
on her return trip at S! nv;
The ltagon departed ior ls1en0u''
l04 AIM ,..,.,,.At
The Il. II. DuricG, from l'iilsl'afa'
St Louis, arrived at II ~ ".
Local packets wcreoa lladd as If'a
The Andes arrived nj Sr.M ID
The Thanhanser, which has gees \ 4 /,
hands Of the United States Man,
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Wheeling and Matamotas yeseND''
noon. ,,.,..at1
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Az. #"
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The Andes will leave for 'In'ill'
F~.u ny releq,pSl =. a
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-19

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-19

FATAL ACCIDENT. On Sunday evening
last, between land 5 O'Clock, aman named
Curly, employed ut Kidd's Coal Works,
Just west Of Bellaire, while walking on
the railroad track near the works, was
struck by freight engine and instantly
killed. Ills right arm was torn off, and he
was otherwise disfigured and mangled.
Mat. Fogerty, the engineer of the train,
says he did not see Curly until the engine
had passed over him. Curly was n man
OF incorporate habits, and had been
drinking hard since Saturday, when he
Mls paid of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-19

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London Hair Restorrr" Tia S,sIn /.
healthy, the hair stopped falling. tii,, ~
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Rcstorer. Price, IS cents a bottle SILL ~
81. Main Depot for the U. s, 80 -
street, philadelphia. Sold by l0r,s In
Co., Wheeling. III,