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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
sELacTEDM isCELLANY.

ANGER always hurts us more than the
one We get mad at.
BaSgyoLEScE and charity are uniyer-
sal and unvarying duties.
THs poet must have felt, or his verse
would have been q mere echo,
A WISE mans thoughts walk within
him, but FOOLS heart without.
The wise and prudent conquer diffi-
culties by d. ring to attempt them.
NOTHING can constitute good breed
ing that hps not good nature Tor its
foundation.
A TRUE kni ght is fuller of gay bravery
In the midst. than in the beginning OF
danger.
A SHARP Aongue il the only edged
tool that grSws keener with constant
irring..
WHAT We have 10 do In this world is
not tomake our conditions, but to make
the best OF them. Fills.
How is il possible To expect that
mankind will take advice, when they
will not so much rs take warning?-
SmiH.
A MANS own observation, what he
finds good Of AMI what he finds hurt OF,
is the best physic 10 preserve health
Bacon. f
IT was Emerson who declared that II
man ought not TO be u slave Of his yes
terlays. Quite true-nor yet OF his to-
morrOws. Let him rather he u master
ot his to-days ........
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Attachment Notice.

John l.. Hobbs John H. Hobbs Charles "
= Brockunicr and William Leighton, r. partners
doing business under the firm name 81 J. u.
Hobbs, BrUCkuuicT u Co,
John 7 Clark and William J. CLARK partners
doing business under the firm name ~ CLARK
Adams 4 clark.
ATTACHMENT ~ AssUgFsIT.
This day came the plaintiffs hy their attorney,
aid on their motion the attachment issrcd III
thi, cause Is dUFkelcd. The object Ul this sut II
Ia recover from the defendants The same ui one
hundred AMI nineteen dollars and sixteen cent
with Interest thereon, from November T. lS7s
until paid, aud Custs VI suit which sum ~ sllg Id
lVcr"i 10y plaintiffs a. defendants Aud Az nj.
tchmCni having been issued la this suit AMI 10y
virtue ui said attachment the sergeant Ui the CiIy
Of herllng having levied OH and taken Into his
possession nine 90 iCert'es assorted LAMPS mum
burHd respectively gl3, vi 9E pN HB HI, ~
Ylb and ~ and zach Ui said uerc,r being marx ed
CLARK, Adams 4 clark. Boston Mas. - aud it
further appearing hy All affidavit filed IN this
cause that the defendants not residents 81 the
-Litu 81 West Virginia aud it further Appearing
that the defendants have not been .,Tyed with
copy 81 the attachment Issued IN this cause nor
with copy uf TIT summons issuud herein and
that the defendants have not apI-arci Ia answer
sAid attachment or summons, II j. UpicTed that
thp defendants. john T. CLARK AMI William ]
Clark dn apIsAr within fatir y eek after the date
uf the hr.t Publication Si the unief aid 10 hAt
j. necessary ln I,rutr, their uteTysis Ia tbA ,gil
aud this ORDER shall H. published and IsJstci Ac
o9Eiing ~ law. T. N. DAEEAH, Clerk.
TN. DAREAH, Clerk.
Plaintiffs atty. u -. Ham. nOh5laWt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
Names OF Mines.

From the salt Lake Tribune.
Names OF mines, like ones emotions
when eating LiInburger cheese for the
first time, are peculiar.
The locator Of Dry Hash probably
showed his preference. for dish which il
Appointment feature in boarding housc,
and has large circle of acquaintanccs
Little Blk leaves one to infer that there
is aIBig Blk in fact, on consideration, We
concede that there are II great many OF
them. Mollic Darling shows that, al
though she is getting to be quite an old
maid, she still Las admirers. The Fraud
is an exhibition of human nature; the
locator wanted to pick the pride Of the
vein and spur il to belle it's name.
On inquiring Of one miner why he
had named his claim IL Know AL he
explained:
"When lett the East, | left my girl
there, and-and some trouble had
with another lady. When got out
here wrote To my girl that | was doing
bully. That wasn't 80; but you know
how II fellow will write Wrote that
| expected Ia return soon and cage her
in palace. She answered, i know All.
Yours no more. Jane ;"
Asking another why he chose tn name
his Terror:
For a lady,"
"IInwp Didn't know that WAS i,-
mol. nnu,. -
''N"m ,,n, s.. ,h,,,s u,v w;fs. ,h.'s
, ,,rrnr ni, lar in ,;n,I jI;ii y
rnIu pike briup questioned "A In
l.; ''' .';m,, Lnnt,; ian Inah L,,Ln,.,n
nus ''"'''''s " "'"'''' ''"' '''''
SAN ..'rho, ,bo, wo. NV NAM. in N.
s,,,a"" '''' ""' NY ~ "
/ asked the proprietor Of the Last
rh,nr,. II he reailv considered that his
last chance for a fortune; il ne failed,
would me try again
"Nn, sir; no, sir; | will 20 To robbin'
the stages"
Ever OF Thee seemed to whisper oi
an object OF love. Said to the owner;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

The above sale l. adjourned uutil FRIDAY
December 6 ISIS. NJ 10 O'Clock 4. ~. 81 SAME
place ALFRED CALDWELL.
da,3 sI.a.tal CltTnm is.fl.nEf
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MAchihi0 70.

~ ". EEuNrS. GEo. q. M,
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NOTES ON EDUCATION.

An effort Ia increase the pay al the
Philadelphia teachers has just been lie
lcated.
The courses oi lectures at Harvard
are complained of Us being too simple
and elementary.
The total number of children OF
school-agc in st. Louis is 07,55G. The
attendance at the public schools Is ~
.b2S.
1t is probable that bookkeeping and
commercial arithmetic will he taught IN
the regular High School course in Mem
phls.
Hamilton College has at present leo
students. instruction will be given
there Ia special or post graduate stu
dents in assaying or mctallurgy.
The total cOtt OF education in West
Virginia for the past year is estimated
at SisG, Sls3l There has been large
increase of attendance and a correspond
ing reduction in expenses.
Chancellor T.. q. Haven thinks that
the value al the modern languages Tor
the acquisition al information Is much
uverrated, and Is one Of the forms ui
idolatry to which college professors are
prone.
Wesleyan University has now Ito
students. \ new scholarship has been
founded which furnishes an income al
$3.50, Ia be awadcd To the member al
the senior Class passing the best exam
alton IN Greek.
The chair Of English and Comparative
Philology at Lafayette College, which
has been filled tor So many years nv
Professor +. 4. Marh, is probably Ia
be endowed by those he has taught,
and always hereafter tn he called by his
name.
Bowiuin College has 40 students in
the Acadcmical Course, thirty-seven OF
those being Freshmen. The juniors are
now required Ia re.i,ia course OF English
and United States History, in order Ia
pass am examination al The close OF the
year.
There has been an increase OF iD
schools in South Carolina during the
past wear. The school attendance Il
lie, ~; Of this number 81, III are col
ored pupils The Increase in attend
anCe since last year Il IL, Sf3. mere are
eOpl white teachers and l,03d colored
ones only forty nine of the whole num-
her being Northerners. Male teachers
receive average monthly wages OF sl"i.-
III, and female teachers the disProPor-
tionatc amount Of $3.50.
At the recent meeting vi the North
eastern Ohio Teachers Association one
Of the members read paper Oh politi-
cal education in the public schools; He
recommended that these schools should
teach a knowledge Of our government,
its history and its institutions, and COM
planned that three-fourths of the high
school graduates ge forth without one
lesson on the science OF government,
and without definite knowledge oil MUM
cipal, county, State or Federal govern
ment. Considering the question of
time necessary for such study, the
speaker suggestively said; Here IN
Cleveland We spend. before entering the
high school, time equal Ia one school
year in drawing, and what Is the result:
Among the graduates nat more than
FIVE per cent can make a simple sketch
Of tree"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
How Oysters are Patterned,


Very few persons who least on the
large and toothsome oysters which are
served up ut the row boxes ol many 0l
the oyster houses in this city, have the
rcmotcst idea from what source the lus-
rious hivalves are obtained, or in what
manner they are tattened.
The oysters obtained from Tangcr
Sound, Lynnhaven, and what is known
~ the Seaside oysters, are very small
oyster enclosed in an immense shell
their native element being salt water.
These oysters, when drcdgcd and
brought to the Baltimore market, are
sold To the packers and others AT the
rate of about sixty cents a bushcl.
Recently plan has been discovered
by which these oysters ran be not only
fattened in a very short time, but their
value enhanced at least one hundred
and fifty per cent Two at the large
oyster. packing firms are now engaged
in this business, and the manner Oi
procedure is described ~ follows by one
who has watched the operation:
When the oysters are unloaded from
the PUNCHES, they are transferred To
scows over which deck is built, and
on which deck the oysters are placed
Each Of these scows will carry u deck
load Of 600 bushels al oysters. The
scows are then lowed to point in the
patapsco River near the Ferry Bar
Bride, wher, the water Is quite shal-
low.
The vacant space in the scow, he
tween the deck and the bottom, is filed
with water by means oi Il valve, and
the srow is sunk. There she is LETT
during two Hood tides, when the water
is pumped from her by means OF Il
small machine provided for the pur..
pose, and the scows are then tOwcd
up tn the city again.
The change from the salt To the
fresh water, and the immersion OF the
oyster during these ilood-tides, il is said,
luttens them until, what was u first but
u comparatively insignificant oyster, he
comes a plump and luscious byalvr,
filling its entire immense shell.
After this operation the oysters which,
as stated, cost originally about sixty
cents abushei, are placed on the market,
and readily command from Sl.5O toSl. go
bushel.
Yesterday there were seven scow
loads Of these oysters immersed, and
the firms engaged in the business have
twelve scOws constantly employed. The
The whole operation IL under the super
vision of one man, who undertakes the
iattening for consideration al ten
cents hushcl, the firms furnishing all
the appliances
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
THE KING OF THE TURF.
A sketch Of Rarus, the Fastest
le-l "a 80 TrOtter.

Rarus is now fairly installed as King
of the Turf. He first became promi-
nent as . trotter In 1874, when he made
tor himself Q record OF e:2S9. The fol-
lowing year he was very successful In
his races, and lowered his recond to
2:20,. During the season OF NO he
won almost every race in which he took
part, and reduced his record still fur
ther to 2;20. Ia 1877 he trotted o mile
in 2:l6, and Tapped out Goldsmith
Maid i'm q heat trotted In 2;l4I, when
he was evidently not driven out. Such
was his well-known speed that nearly
all the prominent trotting associations
deemed il best to bar llarus from par
ticpation in ordinary contests, giving
instead special purse for his benefit.
This year Rarus has excelled all his
previous performances. Tn July ~, ut
Toledo, Ohio, he made u mile in 2:ld
without "a running mate, being the last
est nile ever tTotted on hali-mile track.
On July q, at Cleveland, he made
mile in IA. On the 81 OF August, at
Buffalo, he electrified the trotting world
by trOtting full mile in harness with q
running companion, in 2:l3l, thus
eclipsing the great performances OF the
little mare Goldsmith Maid, whose
record OF 2:li had stood at the head OF
the turf for over three years. On Au-
gust %, ut Hartford, he made mile in
2:13I; but on October 10, at Chicago, he
was beaten by Hopeful, the time Of both
Hopeful, Az; l.arus, 2:lS--being
comparatively poor Yesterday, how
ever, Rarus added another fine point to
his splendid score, trotting u mile ut
stockton, Cal, with a running compan-
ion, in 2:lIl, and thus heating Gold
smith Maids time Of 2:ll4 on the same
track. Rarus is u bay gelding, standing
u trihe over sixteen hands high, with
two white hind-icet AMI q crooked
blaze in the forehead. Tie was bred by
his present owner, Mr., X. u. Conklm,
Of Grcenport, Long Island, and has been
trained and driven by John Splan since
hc has shown his unparalleled speed.
Concerning the pedigree ol Raris but
little is known. He was sired 10y u horse
known w. Conklin's Abdallah, whose
origin is also doubtful. Ills DAMS pedi-
gree is also unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

lhth' MhUlCIIMI 'oNtl h HCtlliR, ~
Ferdinand Rciuhard aud Conrad Braudan
fclr0 LitschCr
IN ASSuMGHIT WITH ATTACHMENT
This day came the plaintiffs 10y their attorneys,
and on their motion the attachment issued In
this cause IL doCkctcd. The object ~ their suit
II la recover from the defendant the sum 81
SUI al, with Interest from thU 18th day al DCiO.
bCr 4. u. 1873, until paid due tho said plaintiffs
Tor money paid by them "a cnhOrserS ON q note
iOT 500 made by the Sah defendant bearing
date June -, 1873, and payable lOnr months after
date "a the order III the said plaintiffs al the
German Bank 0i Wheeling endorsed 10y the said
plAiniilS and 10y thCin paid after protest aud for
the changes Ut protest amounting Ia vi 80, aud
iur the further object Oi attaching and subCCiing
CCrttin lease hold estate ia certain lands situate
Ia the said city OF Wheeling and leased Ia the
said defendant lor term NJ ten ycars hy Mrs. 4.
l. Caldwell 10y lease dated January l. 1873
that |, L. say: n little field north ui Cadwrll's
run and east III MCGullOch street the two lots
numbered one AMI two lying north IT the said
field, and the buildings thereon Ia the payment
Oi any judgment that may hC rendered Ia this
cause. and all costs aud IL appearing 81 the said
Court, from the aihdayiU Of the said plaintiffs
that tho said defendant IL not resident ui this
state aud That the Orlur ~ attachment heretofore
issued has been duly executed 10y levy upuu
the said property, II Ii UnIercd that the said de-.
PENDANT bc required a. appear at next Rulcs iuT
said Court on The second Monday Ina December,
\. ID. lHiH, AMI do what IL necessary ~ protect
his Interest ia this suit, Ana that this order hc
published and posted ~ required by Law.
!. W. DAERlH, CLERK.
True COPY: TeSto;
f. N. DARR,B, Clerk.
plaintiffs attys. Russell n Stilel. H02luawi
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In the County Court OF ohio county, West Viz
Alfred Caldwell, Administrator, with the will
annexed, Of John Morgan, deed,
Louisa Morgan aud Others,
~ CiIANCEEY.
By virtue ~ tl.s authority vested IN MN ny
decree Of Said Court made IN said cause, on tue
9Th day of October. is7s, the undersigned special
SATURDAY, THE DTH DAY or NOVEMBER,
ISIS
Commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. ~, sell AZ public
auction, at the from, door Of The Court House OF
said county. In the city Oi Wheeling In the
state OF Wet Virginia, the real estate Of which
saId John Morgan, DECREASED, died seized ai'd
possessed, iOwit The portion oi lot numhcr
nine tgl IN e. l. Zane. addition Ia the Seventh
ward OF aid city, which IL bounded - follow
Commencing AT p,dnt In the south bOundIy oi
said lot lU5 feet aud >. inches westearhiy along
Said south bOunaTy from the southeast Gunner ol
saii ln, and running frum aid point north ward.
ly In line PARALLEL with the direction Of the east
wall OF the double tenement brick house Ola the
western IaTt oi said lot and nine feet from aid
wall a distance Ui IL feet aud niiIe inGheS u a
pDint fe,t n0rthwest at the RANGE nI the north
wall u aid h0use: thence running WesIEarily
aud Ianllsl with Mid north Wall direction feci
IA q point IN rAuY. with SAIL east wall thence
running north Wardly with the direction 81 sald
east wall ~ /! feet Ia the north spundry NJ aid
lot: thence with aid north b1unfTy Ia the
northH,St ounler 81 Said ss: theBns With the
wet bouadTy Of said lot b. IT. southwest corner.
aud thence with the south boundTy thereuf D. the
place Of beginning
The property Is very desirable. and fronts on
Ohio str,.St half StHap vet at south FrpHt
stnset al the corner III Alley, and hA, dGuhie
tenement brick dwelling house thertzIR. sasd
special commissioner viii nrSt -ell the east halt
al aid double tsBcIneAI with the land apferii.
nsut Thereto.
money. or A. much mVte thereof a. purchaser
may elect 10 pay, IN ea-G the residue In three
equal InslAiiIneBu pAytbIs respectively lR six
twelve and eighteen months frpm the dAy 81
sale with interest fTuln such day. the purchaser
- give his bonds with good personal sccurfty io<
the deferred LAY nents and the title - b. FstAiB-
ed until IA y Iaent 81 the purchase money ia fun
ALFRED CALDWELL
special Cosami--i1aer.
J. c. Heryey, AuciioneeT. oria-
The above sale l. adjourned uutil Friday
December & ISIS. nj 10 O'Clock 4. ~. 81 same
place ALFRED CALDWELL.
da,s3 st.astai Comm issfguEf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

No. 10, nu saturday uiGhi, has no connection
tuT lineage OT Saudusky.
Pullman Palace, Drawing Room aud Sleeping
Car un all ulght trains
Close connections are made iur all points
South aud Southwest North aud Northwest,
making this u desirable mute for eol0nists and
persons moving To- the great West, and Ia whom
particular att 'utiOn Il given.
WHEELING, rITrsBr RGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling. .....,.....-.-.l.ii N. l:2j p n.
TradclPha Accommodation.
i'hNt " w " NJ bsp v W.
Tickets a. all principal I0ln,. on sale ut depot
Office open 1T all hOuR during the day
Information a. the travelling public CheeTiully
given. " NJ CLEMENTS, NJ ~ Z.
X, T DENKRlES, General Agent Wheeling
u1AD
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Assignes's Notice Of Appointment.

In the District Court Of the United States hr
the District 81 West Virginia. in Bankruptcy, ia
the matter Of William O. Ridgely, bankrupt.
To Whom Il May Concern.
The unhursigned II. II. Pendleton, hereby
gives noticem his 9S,Cointment as assignee of the
estate of william ,e1(sidgcly, Of Bethany. In the
county OF brooke, in said district, aud who
to-wit: on the 18th day of August, A. ID, lsis,
adjudged bankrupt upon his own petition,
Dated at Wheeling, the iith day OF November,
A. d. 1873. II. IA. PENDLETOS,
dclnawt Assignee.
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Assignee's Notice Of Appointment.

Ia tho District Court ~ the United States for
the District Of West Virginia. ia Bankruptcy, IN
the matter Uf J0hu 7, Daniels, bankrupt
70 whom II may CUrnCern
The undersigned, john Campbell, hereby gives
notice ri his appointment Us assignee Of the
estate OF John T. Daniels, Oi New Cumberland,
In the county Uf Hancock, Ia Shid diStiicl, and
who was to.wii' on the 18th day of August, 4.
ID. 1873, adju,igod bankrupt upon his own petition
Dated at Wheeling, the lgth day oi November,
4. u. 1878. JOHN Campbell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

Trains leaving Columbus at q: 10 2. N. aud $50
4. " run daily. Through Chicago ENpp~s,
with sleeping cdr attached leaves Columbus
daily except SUNDAY. at $40 Y. NJ, arriving IN
Chicago AT ID next morning. Bcrths can lr NJ
curcd In advance ut Union Depot Ticket Office,
Columbus.
Pullmau's draw Ing room sleeping car through
without change from StgubruN lille aud CnluIn-
hus, Ia Cincinnati. Louisville, indianapolis aud
ST. louis.
For through tickets baggage Checks, sleeping
Bcllevillc Ticket Agent ut Pan Handle Depot,
foot al Eleventh street, OF al Eiiy Ticket Once,
under Mcclure House Wheeling.
u. ", Caldwell, General Manager, Columbus,
o. ;. NJ. FELTON,, jr, ncncral Superintendent,
Pittsburgh, Pa: ". |. bricn, General Pascal.
ger and Ticket Agent Columbus O. uOil
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roR sALa.
iTRUsTmU'S 0AIsM
rs oR THE
SQllIsile Vineyard!

By virtue OF deed OF uus, made By Christian
Frank and Wilheimina, his VIE, 10 the under
signed trustee dated the 18TH day or March, 1910,
Court Of ohio county, West Virginia, IN deed OF
sH Sat ThE sra BAY on DECEMBER.
ISIS beginning AZ 10 oslosn A; ~ ~ a saia asy ~
In the city Of Wheeling. sell al public auction
the following descrit cd real estate, lying ana
being In said county Of Ohio In the State OF Mes!
Virginia that IL 10 say: piece OF parcel VI iaha
situated on the north side Of the county road, II
being part OF what IL known Us the suunysids
Vineyard, IN said county and State, bounded ~
follows, viz: Beginning at - stake on the norm
side VI said county rnad near the hn'h"e.t
corner Of lot numbered on. lll, division l, on
which NJ H. Ferguson resides, aud on the bank
of (ieorgeJ run thence 5. ~ H. ~ 100 poles I'd
stake; themes n. M T. ~ f6 100 poles To stake
Il y 100 poles 70 stake; thcnce so Z. 70 76loo
poles ~ a stake then \: II b. u % 10Y poles to
stake on the dividing line between the estate oi
Joseph caldwell asess's sd loo 5@ SS.. I"S
stone IN said dividing line; thence > u w.
- @-iO0 poles Ia stake; thence :. Ta,9 E. u iOo
poles "a stake THENCE = NJ T. y l1lup poics
Ia q stake thence D. r. II 6slOO poles " the
place Of beginning containing l2's acres Oi l',ini
excepting from the above certain parcels thereof
heretofore sold aud conveyed Ia T. GanghaiI,
Christ Becker, FricL Becker, &, Schwerlierger'
David Acker y. serge, l.. Jseh s T. mfmn =:
Becker, &. sChwertfuHer aud Baltns tggcr, ny
deeds Of said party oi the fret part Only recorded
Ia the Clerks office Of the County Court 81 said
Ohio county, In decd book No. ~, pages y ~,
965 80, ilS ls2 aud $40, ana IN need uook-n0'
So pages Iss 40 and deed book No. I'll, pagc il6.
TERMS OF SALE-One third, or NJ much more
Of the purchase money ~ the purchaser may elect
90 pay IN cash. and the residue In one anu iva
years from the day Of sale, the purchaser " give
his notes with security 10 be approved 10y the
trustee for the said deferred miscellaneous, pay
able In one year aud twoy years, respectively, lInin
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

ErrubcnNille Hr.uInmp Isolation l,ayes Bsilsirr At
80 n, bridgeport III 20, aud arrive. al risu
bCHvlllr atGliP
Leave. steuirnyilie at s'i0h ", bridgeport
at b.D 4. NJ; arrive at Beliaire al S:g5 An,
Ilck9ts aud begsaSc cheeks :" all principal
the Ininu Ticket Oi,ioe Mcclure HonsT Wheel
ing and at ticket once In BridgepBt
y H. MYLRs,
n"el General PASSENGER q Ticket Ap.ni
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UPHoLsTERiMc.
MARTIN kLElNHANS,

1nSO MAIN STREET. FIRST CLASS
loOo tPholsterer llsie with Ncndel,
Booth CO...
an kinds Of rpholsieFing done in the Latest
Style, and Best Material put on AT Iauch lower
charge than any house I'm town. Satisfaction
guaranteed ParioT suits. Mattresses, lSEihre-
qnins, Loose Covers. Carpets htted and laid.
Please give me cali
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Alter TkinA

Abuse. Ne Loss of Memory, Universal lAs,itude,
iaiu in the Hack, bimness 81 Nisinn, Premature
old Ave, and many other Diseases that lead To
Insanity, Ionsumpti"n aud Premature um,r.
No full particulars Ia our pamphlet, which
We dusirr iu s,nd ire by natl ~ every one.
nr The sptijo Medicine IN sJld by all drug
gisis at u per package, or sIh Packages Tor a. or
viii hc sent free u, mail on receipt ~ the money
10y addressing THE GRAY MEDICINE 90. Nh.
Vi Mechanics Bluck, Detroit Mich.
sold m Wheeling 10y lAlGIlI.lS BROS. a
co, Wholesale aud ntail agents, aud Ny all
druggist ever whrIr. juetryr,
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AsaP Preventive

If the diseases which affect the TEEN
and mouth, nothing is surer and
snas,irr i'm its effects than sozoDoSr'
rs benefits are realized at once; IL rs
aromatic, expulslye OF the sanker ,''
affections, and most delightful, Mhen
used. 1t cieanses from the hahnofs
which derange the sscretions' ana
whitens the teeth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

p oR SALE.
FOR SALE.

uoUsE AND SEVEN ACRES IN TRIADEL-
IL hPia. Six or seven iarI11e short distance
Several good houses aud lots In the neighbor.
hood OF Elm Grove and Triadelphia. Call and
zee something you eau make money on, Il you
take Il In time JOHN MCDONALD,
aal7 Real Estate Ag't. El{a 9roys. W. Va.