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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-13

MARTINS FERRY IrEMs.-Frank Wal
ters, 4 young man seventeen years Of age
while out hunting yesterday morning, In
attempting 10 draw his shot gun between
the rails OF the fence he Was crossing, &C
cidentally discharged the contents OF one
barrel Of the gun in his hand and arm
inflicting very painful though not dan
gerous wound. He was taken 10 the home
Of his widowed mother, near the town
hall, and DR.. Williams called and render
ed the necessary surgical aid.
A joint stock company is being organ
lied in this place for the manufacture o.
we'll and cistern pumps.
The Republican Executive Committee
Of Belmont county, mel in the Probate
Judges office at ST. Clairsyille last Satur.
day, aud was organized by the election o.
the old officers, viz: Hon. c. W. Carroll
Chairman; Capt Lsh, Treasurer; and W
A. Hunt, Secretary.
The second moonlight social in the in
terest Of the Sunday school oi.the Presby
terian Church will be held in the grove
At the residence OF Mr.. Thomas G. Cul-
berson. this evening. "The Lilies Of the
Valley" u youths Missionary Society
will spread q supper from FIVE to eight
o'clock P. NJ. There will also be fancy
table in connection with the social.
A number Of leading Democrats Of THU
township remarked 10 US yesterday thai
they were not at all pleased with the
ticket nominated at Steubenville on Sat
urday, and declare they will no: support
il nj the polla.
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Martins Capital Restaurant. 1855 Mar
ket Street, Is the only Restaurant In the
city that has separate rooms for ladies'.
Brief Mention.

why not call il Turpermentf
CAMP.MEErIsG commences at Mounds
vile to day.
Two disorderly eases were run in TO the
cooler last night.
POSITIVE Turn, comparative Turner
speculative funniest. 4 t.J'li
THE City Council will meet tonight il
regular monthly session.
THE weather treated people to consid-
cradle coolness last night.
OSE deed OF trust, one deed in fee and
one release deed were admitted To record
yesterday. @ ~
THE Turn. BeLirks will close their fes.
tivi,ies tonight, and turn homeward In
the morning.
COUNCIL Committees on Lights and
Fire Department met at the City Build
ing last night.
WARM days and cold nights make The
preient life endurable, and carry joy 10
the heart Of the itinerant lemonade ven
der.
MESo, the Cincinnati Socialist viii
make another attempt tomorrow even
ing, At the Court House, to get up
meeting.
On Sunday last a son Of Mr.. John
Blayney, residing at Roneys Point, fell
of The railroad platform at that place
and broke an arm.
The attention Of persons contemplating
suicide il called 10 the fact that there
will be Democratic Convention at New
Martinsyille on Thursday.
WHEELING will be represented at the
meeting Of the National Board Of Steam
Navigation, which conyenes at Cincin-
natl on the 4th day Of September.
THE "Walking Club" composed Of Eve
young gentlemen who left this city week
or two ago on tramp through the inte-
rior, has returned home, covered with
glory.
COMPLAINT Is made that the dirt and
debris is not cleared away from the street
in front Of the new MAbis building, on
Market street, opposite the Mcclure
House. .fs.. ..
BRoprE, the builder, yesterday con-
tracted with Mrs. CurrRn 10 build her a
double. brick tenement house on ChApline,
between 23d and 24th streets. 1t will cost
about $1,000.
AN old U. s. war horse, branded aC'
(copdemned) was the centre Of attraction
for a number Of veterans in the Eighth
Ward yesterday afternoon. The charger
is over twenty years old.
OPFIcERsr. MYERs yesterday arrested
Robert Noll for attempting 10 pass eoun.
terieit S. bill at the Turner'S picnic, on
the Fair Grounds. Noll WA locked Up
for a hearing this morning before Judge
Cranmer.
THE Grand Lodge Of the Knights Of
Honor will convene at Grafton to-day.
The members Of the Grand Lodge In this
city are Judge r. H. Cochran, Judge g.
l.. CrAnmer and Mr.. @. H. Deitera. DR..
7. B. Campbell IL representative TO the
Grand Lodge from Alpha Lodge, Of this
city. The session will continue for three
days.
The very frat article Of the conslitu-
ton Of the Turner organization reads :
"The aim ofthe Turnverein Ia the phyi-
cal and mental development Of lie men,
bera, ~ well a. the propagation Of brolA-
aiy Lore among them" ItS further aim
Is the education Of good and energetic
citizens, who shall always be ready 10
support wholesome reforms by word and
deed.
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MARROW EscArE.-A young man
named Oliver was knocked off the P.
W. 4 Ky. Road, near Jonathan's Ravine,
on Sunday evening. by one Of the excur-
sion trains running between Greene
Grove and the city. Oliver. was in an
intoxicated condition, and either paid no
attention 10 the whistles Of the engine or
was unable To leave the track. A gentle.
man who noticed his condition rushed
forward and dragged him from the track,
Jus. as the train came along, but one OF
The bumpers struck him and Jared him
considerably. He had narrow escape,
and the lesson should be Of some value 10
him.
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River 5 feet ! inch, and falling,
Weather clear and pleasant,


River 5 feet ! inch, and falling,
Weather clear and pleasant,
The regular local packets were OF
hand as usual.
The MalIie Ragon departed for Par
kersburg st 10l o'clock.
The Andes arrived at noon from Gin
cinnat.
The o,Neal will leave for Pittsburgh a
Z O'Clock.
The Science will be the Parkersburg
packet to-day At 10i o'clock.
The little Mike Davis will start 10 day
into new trade, and will RIM between
Wheeling and MatamorAs.
The W.P. Thompson, from Cincinnati
will pass up to-day.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati al
3P.M.
lBy Telegraph.l
PrrrsBuRGH, August 12.-River 2 fee
8 inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CAIRo, August 10.-Arriyed-Quick-
step, Ohio river. Departed-Cons. Mil
lar, Cincinnati. River II feet 8 inches
and stationary.
New ORLEANS, August 10.-Edwart
Gay, Cairo. No departures. Weather
cloudy.
CIscHsATr, August 12.-River 10 fee
II inches and falling. Weather clear
and pleasant. Arrived-Katy Hooper
Memphis; Hudson, Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE, August ~ Weather
partly cloudy and pleasant. Departed
Paris, c. Brown and Whisper, Cncin-
natl. River falling with Q feet 8 inchei
in the canal.
EvAssv11LE, August 12.-Clear and
warm; mercury 70o 70 So. River 8 feel
large and falling. Up-Yesterday, Iron
sides; to-day, Dora Cutler, E. stahlman
Maggie Smith, Sunbeam, Rapidan, Greg
Eagle and Bowling Green. Down-Katy
Did, Dick johnson, Aarkansas Belle and
A. W. Anderson.
ST.. LOUIS, NO., August 12.--Arrived-
Golden Eagle, Keokuk; Kendall, lllinoii
River; Clinton, 81. Paul; City Of Helena
vicksburg. Departed Red Wing, St
Paul; Golden Eagle, Keokuk; Kendall
Illinois River; Gilmore and barges, New
Orleans. River fallen 10 inches; 16 fee
4 inches above low water. Clear ant
pleasant.
MEMpHIs, August 12.-Weather show.
cry. River fallen l inch. No arrival
or departures.
NASHVILLE. August l2.-River falling
with % inches on the shoals. Arrived
Celina, Cairo.
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MARTIN AND THE TURSERs.-The
Turner's are here, and hundreds Of per.
sons are turning-to the Capital Dining
Rooms, for good square meal. Martin
has made a great hit with his Capital
Dining Rooms, and the place is 80 well
established that It IL almost Is we'll known
10 Pittsburghers rs 10 our own citizens.
The Capital does more business than all
the other restaurants combined. 1t Is q
lirst.claSs restaurant in every respect, and
the proprietor has earned, by his enter.
prise and fair dealing, the patronage Of
The public. The best restaurant in West
Virginia ia located on Market street, OPP
posite the City Building.
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TURNING EXERCISES.

The prize turning upon the horizontal
bar, parallel bar and horse commenced
at one o'clock. Classes from the Johns
town, Allegheny, Birmingham, Pitts.
burgh (Central) and Wheeling Societies
participated. The following gentlemen
were the judges: DR.. F. Schill, Johns
town, Pa; George Miller, Johnstowp; W,
Lem, Pittsburgh; George Stobener, Pitts.
burgh; August Hitler, Birmingham; John
E. Miller, Birmingham; Jacob Weinheim'
ef, Erie, Pa; Jacob Straub and Charles
Bfandfass, Wheeling.
The turning was very good in general
all Of the boys doing their beat 10 win.
As the decisions have not yet been made,
we Of course cannot publish them, but
then we are satisfied that fhe judges will
do all Justice. The decisions will be an
nounced this evening. The following Is
list ofthe different classes and names oil
members: n"
Pittsburgh (Central)-August G. sauer
(teaeher), Ernst. HUFF, Therker folly
Otto SchAefer, Peter Heidinger, Louii
Becker and Julins Winkler.
Birmingham-.Adam Grabenslein( teach
err, John Zieiel, VIM. Roth, Henry Best
Daniel Korb, George Rlels, Fritz Groeser
George Rode.
Jo6ustown Fred. Frank (teacher),
John Hsnning, Carl Or John Parson
August Young, Henry RipPel, John Al
lendnerier.
Wheeling-Wm. schambra (teacber)
A
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LIVER Is RIxG.-The Liver is the impe.
rial organ Of the whole human system, a
Il controls the life, health and hsppiness
OF man. Wien 1t Is disturbed in It's proper
action, all kinds Of ailments are the natu'
raj result. The digestion Of food, the
movements Of the heart aud blood, the
action OF the brain and nervous system
are all Immediately connected with the
workings OF the Liver. i has been sue,
cessfully proved that Green's August
Flower Is uneauAlsd in curing all persons
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plant, and all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition oil
the Liver and stomach. Sample bottles 70
Try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns
on the Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that 1t Is just what you want.
ROdAW
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PERSONAL Ponn.-J. Nelson Vance,
E.q., Of this city, Il one ofthe Vice Pres.
idents Of the Bankers National AssociA-
ton, which met recently at Saratoga, New
York. /,
John McCleave, Eco. a Cumberland
attorney, Is in the city.
Mr.. Charles E. Haynes, Of Cambridge,
Ohio, who hAs many friends here, was In
town yesterday.
Mr.. s. 7. Hervey ia the new Secretary
Of the Ohio Valley Iron Works, at
MoundEVille.
Mr.. WIN. Fry and lady, Of New Orleans,
who have been Visiting old friends In the
city for several weeks, lett for home yes
terday, on the steamer Hudson.
We had not the pleasure Of being pres
emit during the services held in this city
by Bishop Peierkin, Of the Episcopal
Church. But from those who were, We
learned that the preaching BY the learn
ed divine was Of high order, eloquent,
scriptural and convincing. -HuRtington
Commercial.
Mr.. Fred. Springburg, Of Lagrange, o.
aud Mr.. Philip Good, Of Wellsburg, were
in town yesterday seeing the sights.
Hon. Mr.. SchAefer, 8 member Of the
Pennsylvania House Of Representatives,
il in the city.
DR.. Frank Schill, a prominent ply.
stefan Of JohnstoWn, Pa, is with us en-
joyiug the Turner festivities.
Messrs. Simon .Keim and George
Zockler returned home from Europe on
Saturday night last.
DR.. A. C. George, whoi s making visit
to old time friends here, Is looking we'll
AS young as ever, and quite a. genial
and pleasant rs ever in manner. For
year he has been stationed over 4 large
and prosperous church at Wheeling, w
Va. BE occupies the pulpit Of the FRS,
NJ. E. Church Sunday. lie goes hence tc
visit his father at Danville. He is one
Of the very ablest men in the entire
Methodist Church, and ought 10 have
been a Bishop long ere this.-ESmira IN
" GGsGtte.
The venerable Capt. o. W. Heiskell
President OF the South Branch Fishing
Club, having abridged the fnny tribe
considerably in those waters, will sal
down the raging Ohio on the steamer
Telegram this afternoon, for the classic
regions Of Pipe Creek, and proceed e
clean up the wild game among the stately
forests ihereabouts. So mote II be.
Mr.. John Bailie, the popular ticket
agent, returned last evening from two
weeks trip through the West.
Prof. Paul Rohrbacher, Of Pittsburgh,
who has been in attendance at the Turn
fest since Saturday, returned home yes
terdsy.
Thomas D. snyder, Eq, q prominent
real estate agent in Chicago, is stopping
at the Mcclure House.
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PoMcE CouRr.-Jpdge Orunmr.-Yes,
terday morning His Honor disposed oil
the following cases:
James johnson, charged with drunken
meas, was fined g.. Committed.
Jacob Snyder was fined $50 for beating
his wife, and committed in default.
Owen Reilly paid fine Of 50 for com
hitting an assault apd battery upon D.
Joseph Riddle was fined SO for dis
orderly conduct, and paid the fine.
The cases Of Edward Gleece and Chaa,
Dick, charged with diSorderly conduct,
were continued until this morning.
The rule issued against Kate Earmin
for failure to appear as a witness was re-
turned executed, and an attachment was
ordered on motion Of defendants attor-
ney, against the said Kate Earmin, re-
turnable this morning at 81 o'clock.
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How To CARRY WATERMELON
Melons are easily raised, but they are
the most unsuitable vegetable in the mar.
kel, because they are 80 difficult to carry.
A melon is TOO large for the average has.
ket, too troublesome TO carry under the
arm, and though il might be easily car,
ried on the shoulder, the people would
not "tote." Last season melons were
lashed with tarred Epunyarn, evidently
the work Of sailors; this helped somewh bat
but this year the fruit has appeared fur.
nisbed With regular handle. Evidently
the idea was borrowed from the now pop
ular shawl.strap. Al all events, some
genius has hit the popular want, and sup
piled what nature failed 10 do, handle
by which the watermelon can be "a easily
carried as any other parcel. The essen
tial part is the handle made Of bass wood
This has a sufficient supply OF strong
Irvine, and two "beckets" OF the same
wood TO distribute the pressure.
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TaAs.FER OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol
lowing transfer Of real estate was ad'
mitted to record in the Office Of the CLERK
Of the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made Ausust 10, 1878. by Geo
Crumbacker and wife to Matilda Lodge
wife Of WIN. Lodge, for the western q
feet OF lot No. rs, fronting on the south
side Of 18th street, together with all the
improvements thereon; 1900.
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Dos'r fail to attend the Grand Instru.
mental Concert at Mount Belleyiew, op.
poetic Frank Walters, on Tuesday alter
noon, from / to 8 o'clock, by the famous
18th Regiment Band. II will be 4 rare
treat for our Wheeling folks. The Greys
have many friends here, and to hear q
band such az are now with US will be =
rare treat indeed. N. c. Sexton, whose
reputation is known all over America, is
director Of this fine band.
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WrDow MALARKEY's Doe.-Aparty o.
youths, male and female, captured a dog
The property Of widow woman named
Malarkey, who resides on 18Th street, ant
tied him up to fence, on last Saturday
and literally cut him TO pieces alive, IL
order TO end out, no doubt, whether tht
Darwin theory Is practicable in certain
senses, or not. From the latest rumorl
and the number Of long.toed boots uset
in 4 manner fully persuasive TO thu
youths, Il has been decided that Darwin
Is right. Boys and girls, beware Of dogs
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For UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. Il corrects scidity OF the
stomach, relieves viAd colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dyeat1y and diaTh1a,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
% cents b0ttle. d4w
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For LIVER COMPLAINT, BILIOUS HEAD
ACHE, Sick Headache (which females are
so liable to- Jaundiee or Green Sickness,
Bilious Collie and Bilious Feyers, DropSi.
cal Swellings, Intermittent, Remittent and
Congestiye Feyers, where lAnguor, drowsi.
ness, anxiety, aching, pains in the back,
head and eItremities, slight chills with
Pushes Of heat, etc. No medicine is better
adapted TO cure these complaints in all
their various forms than r..
SwAYYKs TAR AND SARsAPARILLA PILLS
Prepared only by DR.. SWayne d Son,
Philadelphia, and sold at Is cents box by
all leading druggists. In Wheeling by LO-
gan, List 4 Co, eod4w
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music for the dancing, and Floral Hall
was crowded all day with deyotees oil
Terpsichore. Other amusenents on the
grounds consisted Of sHiDgipg Of Indian
clubs. fencing with ioils, dumb bell ex'
ercises, foot races, pyramids, lance throw.
ing, ETC, 90 that there was no lack oil
variety, and everybody had chance TO
enjoy themselves II they so desired. All
these Amusemens we're enliEened BY the
excellent music furnished by Kramer,
The Duquesne Greys and The Wheeling
City Bands.
THE CONCERT.
Last night large audience Of ladiea
and gentlemen assembled at Turner Hall
to enjoy the concert. The hall was filled
in every part, the seating capacity not
being sufficient by at least one.hAli to
accommodate the immense crowd that
had assembled. The programme was a.
follows: Overture, Duquesne Greys Band.
Of Pittsburgh; chorus, AIN Grnenen,
GermaniA Singing Society, Of Wheel
ing; Potpourri, Kramet's orchestre.i
choruS, "Wuerzburger StueiIenmarsehI'
Turner Singing Society, Of Biz
mingham; chorus, "SChitierlied," Har'
mouie Singing Society, OF Wheeling
overture, Kramer's Orchestra; chorus
@Waldandacht," Beethoven Singing soci-
ETY., Of Wheeling; chorus, "Ein schit-
flung" Turner Singing Society, Of Biz
min CHAM; chorus, "Rriegers Nachtlied,
Mannerchor Singing Society, OF Wheel
ing. Nearly all these performances were
encored, and the performers responded
thus stretching the programme to consid,
cradle length. The Duquesne Greys Band
were on the programme for two pieces
but left the hall shortly after their frs'
| performance, and did not again put in ar
appearance during the evening. The
Marietta Turner Band was also down fol
\ couple OF pieces, but as the Marietta
Turner's decided at the last moment mol
TO come, the band was not present,
There was no speaking either during
the afternoon or evening. Gov. Matthews
was not in the city, and Prof. Pau
Rohrbacker, Of Pittsburgh, who had beer
selected 10 deliver an Grafton in German
left for home on an afternoon train.
At 8 o'clock this morning the Turn
Bezirks Convention will begin at Turner
Hall. In the evening there will be .
grand ball, and distribution Of prizes.
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THERE was quite party Of West Vlr'
giuians on the City Of Berlin, which ar
rived at New York on Saturday last
They we're Hon. Henry G. Davis and
daughter, Hon. j.. N. Camden, daughter
and neice, Mayor Sweeney, J. ?. Harden
A. s. Harden, and WIN. Cruikshank, Of
Wheeling, and Wilbur HagAns, an old
Wheeling boy, now 4 resident Of Chicago
Mayor Sweeney and Mr.. CruikshAnk
arrived home yeaterdAy.
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JUSTICE PHILLIPs.-Lou Getz and Jen-
ME Martin were before Justice VIM.
Phillips, Of Clay district, yesterday,
charged with creating disturbance OF
the peace on the Island on Sunday.
Lou was ont riding with male friend on
Sunday evening, and while on the Island
stopped Tor a few moments TO make =
cali upon friend. While Lou was max
ing her call, Jennie Martin came along
and accepted an invitation TO take a ride
with Louis friend. They drove across to
the city, and upon returning TO the Isl
and we're met BY Lou, who greeted them
with 4 shower Of stones. The two fe-
males INDUCED in good deal Of profan-
ity, and misbehaved themselves generally.
Lou was fined S. and costs, and Jennie's
case was postponed until this morning.
Squire Phillips issued 4 warrant for
Owen Reilly, who Is charged by D: P.
Harmon with severely beating him. Il is
the same case that was before the police
court 10 the morning.
Two warrants were issued Tor Lawrence
Heller, and two Tor George Andrews, for
selling liquor on Sunday.
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DETAINED FOR PosrAeE.-Letters ad'
dressed rs follows are held At the city
postolIice for non.payment Of postage
Geo. G. KurtI, city; Miss Jennie Harden
Alexandria, Campbell CO., Ky; J: W.
Paeeer, care II. B. ClaAin 4 Co., N. Y
@. steinmelz, city; Miss Mary Robson
1901 10Th street; Miss Louisa Nathllck
No. II Broadway, between lat and ID
streets marked not found).
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To NEurRAIizE oYYENavENE@.-In
many forms we use disiniecting agents.
Impure breath, cauSed by bad teeth, to-
bacco, spirits, or catarrh, IL neutraliEed
by Sozodout. 'Ts beautiful beauti6er.
and great luxury a. q dentri6ee. The
repulsive breath Il by its use rendered As
fragrant "a 4 rose, and GOODNESS BY
friends or lovers will be no longer MOTTO
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BuReLARY.-The residence OF Mrs.
Martha Whitaker, on Jacob, between
18th and 10th streets, WA visited by 4
thief on Sunday night, during the alb.
sence Of the family. The fellow succeed
ed 10 prying open 4 window with jim
nv, aod thus obtained an entrance. As
Mrs. Whitaker is sill absent from home,
It is NOT known that anything was taken
aWAy
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Piano AND ORGAN TusrsG.-If your
Piano or Organ needs tuning or repair
ing, please send your order 10 1927 Mar.
ket street, and our tuner, Mr.. Charles
Killmeyer, will give II prompt attention
All work guaranteed satisfactory. Ad'
dress, LUCAS Music sroRE,
1927 Market 81
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IgAAC q HKRDRIN, NJ, ID.


Straustown, Berks county, IA.
Phce:-Trial bottles, Is cents; large size,
81, or six for Is. A single % cent bottle
will oitentimeS cure recent cough or cold,
and thus prevent much suffering and risk
Of life. Prepared only by DR.. sWayne d
Son, Philadelphia Sold by leading Drug
gista. Logan, List q Co., Wheeling.
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THrcopesrt TO be given al Mount Belle.
view BY Sections 18Th Regiment Band
will draw immensely. All are anxious
70 hear this celebrated organization.
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orHIR AMpsEMKNTs.

There we're a couple Of jumping match
% also, which were both won BY Charles
Goethe, Of the Wheeling Turnyerein, he
being The highest and longest jumper.
His best running jump was sixteen
* Kramers orchestra furnished the
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"THE FIRST DOSE GIvEs RELIEH."-
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results, Is quickly cured before de.
ali throat. breast r Snd iuas disOTdsGs AstR
Cough, Liver Complaint Blood Splitting,
&C., no remedy Is so prompt and edectual
s"Dr. swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry"
~ have made use Of this preparation for
mAnv years, and It has proved 10 be very
reliable and efficAclouS Ia the treatment Of
severe and long standing coughs. know
OF two patients, now In m'oftAble health,
and who but for its use | consider would
not now be living,