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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-19

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EIImER CGUATY.
Fertile Eands Covered w:iii EmxHsi.
ant Timber Before Going west,
Come and Examine.
r.

Come and Examine.
Correspondence OF the Register.
TROY, w. VA, May IA.
News from Gilmer county is 20 seldom
seen in print, and so little is knoTn
about tbs county, that | thought 1t
would not be amiss to give the many
Tcadars cf the REGISTER local descFlp-
to. q, + tho :tsrn portion 0l the county
especially,
Jae valleys Of Leading creek, Stew
arts creek, and Horn creek are the best
valleys in the county There are thou.
sands Of acres OF land lying on the above
named streams, covered with valuable
forests and Oh great fertility. This land
is all unterlaid with iinmouse veins OF
coal, and is naturally adapted to blue
grass, and, when well fSTmGd, yields
large acreage Of wheat, corn, oats, pots
toes, &c. L. can be bought in almos:
any quantity 1t from three to FIVE dollars
per acre. Excellent improved lands
along the creeks and turnpikes, mostly
well sodded and in good repair,
can be bought at from ft-
teen to twenty-five dollars per acre
according 20 its location and proximity
to markets, schools and churches.
The eastern portion Of Gilmer county
in few years, Will be equal to Harrison
and Lewis counties. We have the same
soil, and could have. if properly man
aged, the same quslity OF blue grass.
This portion Of GIlmer Is from fifteen TO
twenty miles from the Baltimore and
Ohic Railroad The nearest stations ere
West Union and Toll Gate.
WAen our worthy neighbors at Yves.
ton complete their road from C!grks
burg, Troy Will be within twenty miles
Of the iron horse in that direction.
That will give our country an additional
impetus. We have in Troy two mer-
chant: VINO are 3 great benefit to the
is-mir Q class, Mr.. Tom Giuck snd jas.
ArbucGle. They buy sli kinds Of pro
dUcc that are farmers have TO dispose Of,
md ship it direct to Baltimore. Mir.
Gluck is also great cattle merchant; ne
buys and SHIPS East every season droveS
If lat cattle, hogs and sheep. Such men
are II blessing 10 any country.
Persons who contemplate going West
should, think, reflect and "look before
they leap" Here kind nature oilers them
her hand. \ rich soil, good climate, good
water, good health, schools churches and
markets convenient.
| am aware that every correspondent
writing about his respective country en-
desvors to make il q paradise, and to show
lis advantages and conceal its disadvan-
tage5. We don't ask people to believe
any statement made about our lands. All
w3 ask is for energetic men with some
means, wlo are in search o! new hOmes,
to come TO Troy or vicinity, a0d person
ally examine our lands, our coal aad our
timber. Come, rich and poor, old and
yolrg, white aGd black, all who will
work and have a little money, inmigra;e
20 eastern Gilmore and be made happy.
Come, regardless Of religion or politics,
Tor enthusiasts on either oi ths great
topics ere useless in any community.
Come with your NIX and msttock, yoar
brains and capital, determined to work.
GILMESITE.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati { SdL0uiS

Z AL W \ a ~ LII A'i''- Az = / -
Time table East and West, May 18th,
ls7S Trains leave Pam Handle Depot. foot
OF Eleventh street, near public landing,
daily, except Sunday, as follows:
ErTNE L
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wEsIB9UND TRAINS.

10. 10, on Saturday night. has no con.
ueCtIou for Chicago or Saudusky.
Pullman Pa,lce, Drawing Room and
Sleeping Cars o. all night trains.
Clos connections are made tor all points
Sou,h ana Southwest. North and North
west. making this a desirable route Tor
cDloHis's and persons moving 10 the great
West, and 10 whom particular attention
is given.
gHEELlTG, PITTSE URGH AND BAL
TEHORE DIVIgJON.
Leave Whec.Ing-.........5:jja a. IN. i:25 =. IN.
Tradelpaia Accommodation.
Leave Wheel ug.........~0:iJ "a. N $50 pr m.
Church Train Sundays only)
Leave Wheeling. .........7:i0 q. II. 1910 p. IN
/ cave Point MilI~........E:-5 a. IN, j:JJ p. III
Ticrets to al principal points on sale
al depot. Office open at all hours during
the Gay,
mi fmati-z to tie travelling public
cheeTiuiiy given
". II. CLEMENTS, ". OFT.
Z. p. N.EhiES,
Celr!tl AGENT, Wheeling mali
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A FREE PRESS
Sought 40 BE- .aEu@.9cd by those VINO
Fear it.
Jackson Democrat.


Jackson Democrat.
We are 3 little surprised not to see 3
more general donunciation ia the press
OF the State OF the recent decision of the
court of appeals il the Baker-Sweeney
case. Without regard to the merits in
point of the facts II the case, tao court IN
its syllabus LAYS down some monstTous
propositions that are entirely inconsistent
with a state Of freedom Of the press. The
press is deeply Interested IN this matter,
and also the people, and every attempt OF
this sort to curtaIl the right o. q free and
untrammeled press should be promptly
denounced. The people expect and
have the right to have u Tree publication
of the news Of the country and free dis
cUssion of men and things Of public
character. Lawyers, judges and pol
iucaus are opposed to this sort OF thing,
we know, but that does not make sny
difference to other people. The lawyers
and legislators have taken very good
care to protect themselves, by making
the law provide that they may say what
they please in the courts aud legislative
nall and shall not be- held liable therefor;
bu. he press, if these things are to be, Is
at the mercy Of every scallawag who
chooses 10 bring q libel suit.
A strict enforcement OF such law IS Is
laid down by the court OF appeals would
destroy every newspaper in the country
thSt is worthy of the rsme. Newsps-
peis HAYES right to publish the news Of
the country, as such, and have the ri-h.
TO express opinions based on such news,
and have a right to discuss the personal
characters ofpublic men, whether tba. Is
LAWYERS law or not. Bat the syllabus Of
this decision does no! recognize any slch
right, but rather denies il, and is there
fore hot worthy Of the approval Of the
press or the people.
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EoSNETs IN TnE T!!EATEH.
EsIi Millinery not Allowed in En&'
Ii~I: EncatCTs - = TCs; Case.

New York sun.
The managers Of some English Thea
tors object TO bonrets at the pIsy. In
ve-ious parts of the Standard Thua!er,
Shoreditcb, are hung s'grs bearing the
words. No b0nnots admitted 4 cloak
room IS provided, where ladies are re-
ouired to deposit their bonnets during
the performance, snd to pay small Tee
for having them taken care OF. a lover
Of Ehcrlg who had secured three scsts st
tho tboatcr made up his mind that the
bonnet regulation was unreasonable and
ILLEGAL. and ne determined TO disregard
il Accordingly ne would not permit
the two ladies' who accompanied him 70
deliver up their hats, and the proprietor
voDIt not allow them t. s. TO their Sc
cnre4 seats with their hats on. The Ia
Jias then took of their offending b0nne!s,
mt insfs,e! upon the right to carry
them to their seats. THIS was denied,
and admission was absolutely refused
except upon the deposit OF the oonnetsi
but the price he had paid for the tickets
was offered to the gentleman. lie would
not take i. aud left tbs thoater. y dsy
or two sG.orward he sued the proprietor
in the County Court for breach OF con,
tract, laying his damages 81 one Pou,hd
sterling The Judge, however, decided
in favor of the proprietor, holding TIA:
the requirement was reasonable ana oLe
which he had a right to enforce. Ih.s
decision seems open to serious question.
In these days of tall millenery the reg
ulation prohibiting the wearing OF bon
nets in theatres may be proper enough,
but why seek 10 deprive the ladies Of. the
custody of their hats?
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atA~liu9 g'e9i5tev.
PARIS LETTER.

international EXh3b.tioaS. PRESENT,
and PaNt-'Sc EOSI 40 wn American
yisitOr-GIiitgr EHd BEiiiinHcy g.;
the Prescott sHiF-NIUrEI Hnd sun
shine OF Ihc Oacnin&-ieHVc"' Ar
IIIery and Ii,e French Artillery
Magnificent Marshal macmahOm-
Royal NOiHbiIIIies-ResaI Women
fine American Deficiencies, &c.
Correspondence Baltimore Suu.
PAKIs, May l, lS7S.-lt has been my
fate, | vii! not say fortune to have been
at all the international exhibitions"
since the days OF 1851. l remember the
first sketch, made under the view Of the
Society OF Arts, 10y Sir Joseph Paxton, in
1850, of the Worlds Fair Palace that
stood in Hyde Park The following year
1t was sketched in an hour, or less on u
piece of blotting paper, aud tho Society
of Arts and Prince Albert at once pro
bounced the SIX, ten as satisfactory in de-
sign AID plans, and the civilized world
has adopted the ides more or icsi tor oil
buildings Of the KIND. "lutornational
exhibitions have their bright and their
bore side | have experienced both, and
the brightness has rs y rule compensated
for the bOredaess. "For every i'll there
Is good Paris with her "internatlon-
exhibition Cfto-day is more than ever
Tie centre OF civilization" To count
her attractions and her enjoyments by
the monetary cost is q weakness. You
can obtain the maximum OF pleasure for
the minimum OF price still IN Parls.
The shop Cgrcs are not waiting with
open mouths 10 swallow you, purse and
pIrpose, SO forociausly as l thought.
With 5000 in my pocket, and de.eto'm'-
nation IN my purpose, | can leave BaI;l-
Mure and be in Paris for one whole
month without fear Of bankruptcy and
that worse evil borrowing" would
then return to Maryland wiser. and l
hope better man, with more intelligence
in ray head, more humanity IN my heart
and lever dollars II ny pocket. Hence,
N The poetic language OF Walt. WHIT
man, "uome again, and unstraPped
would be-" But l am afraid to preach
rrvdouce to MS ayersge young Ameri-
can OF either sex. The prestige Of purse
is curse to 10 people so much as to par
venus. None SO poor as ne with only
money. When Father ignstius" (thc
brother Of the late Lord Spencer said
the oaiy reason lie travelled in third
class railway carriage w&s because there
was 10 suurth," be LAID down prime piO
# mod,aiy and economy some OF my
coun.rymen would do well 10 emulate
not only 10 these days o! "hard times"
out in ali days and nights.
The climate OF Paris is acceptable al
the year round, but the weather OF Paris
Just now is simply horrd. Something
IKE our yolicy at Washington, it i
neither one thing nor the other, but y
good deal OF both. DID you ever see
100000 persons IN a m"ad.c, and b. their
confusion making tha: mU4Itc cJlIoHnc-
ed? l have seen it to-day.
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. TrnpomiT Eeryons system

Can never lie pos sessed by those whose
digestive and assimila,ive organs are in
state OF chronic disorder. Weak stom.
achs make weak nerves. TO restore v!gOr
and quictude to the latter, the first must
be iuyigoreted and regulated. The ordina-
ry sedatiyes may trauquilize the nerves
for a while, but they can never, Ike
Hostetter's Stomach Bitter, remove the
causes Of nervous debility. That superb
iuvigorant and corrective of disordered
conditions OF the alimentary organs has
also the effect OF imparting tone to the
nerves. The delicate tissues OF which they
are constituted, when weakened in con-
sequence Of impoverishmeut of the blood,
resulting from imperfect digestion and
assimilation, draw strength from theiund
OF vitality developed in the system by the
Bitters, which impsrts the required inn
petus to the nutritive functions Of the
enricheS the circulation, and
gives tone and regularity 10 the Secreuve
and eVacuative organs.
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GOING WEST.

Wheeling time.
Trains leaving Columbus at $3.50 p. m.
and G:25 a. IN. run daily. Through chicago
Express, with sleeping car attached,
leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, at
$40 p. m, arriving i'm Chicago at $50 next
morning. Berths can be secured IN add
vance az Union Depot Ticket ONCE,
Columbus.
PuIlmans drawing room sleeping cars
through without change, nom Sleuben-
VILE and Columbus, TO Cincinnati, Louis
vile, indianapolis and ~. LOUIS.
For through tickets, baggage checks.
TO JOS. VI. BelicvilIe, Ticket Agent at Pam
Handle Depot, foot of Eleventh street, or
at City TicEet G flee, under McLure House,
Wheeling.
ID. W. CALDWELL, General Manager,
Columbus, o.; :. NJ. FELTON,, jr., General
Superintendent, Pittsburgh, Pa; w. l..
O'Bren, General Passenger Agent, Column
bus, Q. maIi
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CAPITAL, c25O,OGOf
ICFN K. ECIST0RD, p eSidsiIt,
ESQ. ADAMS, Cashier.
Bank Of the Ohio Valley
Successor 20
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, c25O,OGOi


This Bank Is Organized and prepared to
transact the business Of banking IN all It's
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and Ia under the same manage
ment,
BY carefully regarding theinterests Ofits
correspondents and depositoTs, and by a
prompt and faithful execution of tgClT
wishes, IL hopes to merit their esteem ana
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections mad" on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject TO check a
sight, received from banks, bankers, firm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits,
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BOT5FOED WM. h. SIMPSON.
JACOB :. RHODES, WIN. a. TURNER,
WIN, 4. IsETT, JOHN l.. HOBBS,
A. VI. ADAHS, o. c. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ HARPER my
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GSEP0ST'S WHEELING POW
nEU kEENRN

ZINE. a large stock Of the above cele-
Orated Powder, viz: Rifle, Sporting, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages, which will sell at wholesale at
manufacturers prices. / have portable
magazines OF different sizes for shipping,
and will deliver tree on ears or boat. This
Powder is uuC4Uai.ed Ia strength and
quality. Il. REILLY,
Sole AGENT.
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BENSON'S CAPCINE P 81 5}Jr

was invented 10 overcome the great uhjcc-
ton ever found 10 Tie old style OF porous
plastors, mat 81 SLOW action iu Bringing
relief Bcd.Ous Capriuc Porous Plaster
relieves pain AT once and e. Tc, quickly.
II mparis sensation 81 gouiio and
stimulating warmth, uId brings rest uud
comfort 90 the sufferer. BnusuuB Porous
Plaster received the highCHt ana only
medal sw tTdcd 10 plaster, Price" y1".
Each genuine BcusUu's taVciur Plaster
has The word Capcluc cut through tr"
plaster. Take no other. Hp2tD
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$50 * S@.@ % & $55a g 9 Is
and speedily cure. kc'crt noes.
Henry Wells, leq. Wells, Fargo
q Coz, Aurora, y. y WIN. Bow.
en-, lsq., Nc. Nattp., Grant a.
$50 $$" ;;i2 $ ( $s s s$I ; y:
where. WEES q POTTER, Pro-
prIctUIS Boston, Mass. aplIb
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vivas of enthusiasm. 4. Tai moment
from the foot of - platform there
lesped forth mass o: wa.cr from the
immense fountain already described in
in the Sen, and dashiug down from the
basins ald over the rocky barriers made
a cascade of wonderful beauty sRd effect.
The general fl O.. az ".ti "a n was
sight worthy OF tho b.. "i pets ami
pencils To DO it tho lest jIstc, rs a
whole would require space Iuut co @
umns deny me.
have seen Paris IL al her shades and
cOlors, from terrible deeds o. black and
red ropublicsnism TO brilliant ieics OF
green and gold imperialism; bU. -" tins
moment l can recall no sapcrivs - the
picture as this cascade broke oul before
an astonished and delighted multitude.
There was Iaau n spectacular encLHnt-
meDt transformation 'conc enacted that
always charms the French people, who
are dramatic everything You have bad
in the Sun already description OF the
fine view from tue upper central terrace
gallery OF The TroCsdJrc, ind the pane
rama presented TO the on-.cokCr. | have
rarely seen panorama SO wonderful rs
speaking OF mans G.t. Nature mere has
been tutored into science aad into mech
au,sm that none but French, q PsC!sian
school can completely instruct.
AMERICA, OF WHERE AND Oh WHEN?
have ssii that "ec," the great Amer
lean showmcn Of the world, were the
first to b. ready though the last TO come
Shade Of BarDum! q. he has q shadeY
We are neither first nor last nor in the
middle. We are nowhere, as Henry 4.
Wise said John Minor Bolts was always
to be found Why2 l will rot stop TO
repeat hst-unautheDtiCatCd stories OF
doubt, OF disatlec,ion and dissatisfaction.
No use crying over any sort OF milk spIl.
or spoilt To-day Paris was unique and
picturesque meiengo Of grandeur, con-
fusion and BabyIoai&n noise. The
world was concentrated in this great cen
ire Of Europe, but America Was not
there as she should have been.
THE STORM AND PEOPLE.
| have never seem Paris under suca
an atmospheric mess OF sunshine, shower
and storm as to-day. hope this is no.
. nIonhe,ic brrinnino for ? worse end.
inc. We had wind. rain. lightning,
tb9nder and sunshine in the past twelve
hours enough to swamp any peoples
ardor but these. Now we have mud,
slush rad crush. The whole city Is
moist and clammy, but are not tired or
dsEtar.cnsd. Work goes on, and j me
WIZ % 'n7 Aio"'u P"' e"'''''''' -0'
I"t"' ,..,.
FA"lS Lon i'iii'
Paris Is never asleep at any time as
whole city. Her midnight Is the noon
day OF tho world. Tonight che ana all
the strangers within her gates are more
than awake. She Is IN blaze OF bF.iI'
iaEcy and glory. Every eclhce ls lit up
ard Is crnamented by lanterns That
amaze the Chinese and by gas tina. a.
tonish the PcrsiaEs and candles that are
puzzles to even Inventive Yankees. De-
vices OF and in light that would inspire a
tiro.worshinpoI and draw tears OF envy
nom lis fanatic cy-s. Themes o. sun
lIlt. OGLNo VI IL IL. 1 .t-T tiH p' lls III
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MEATS ND

Sugar Cured CanvaSsed Hams, Sugar
Cured CauvaSSed Shoulders, Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain Shoulders, Clear
sides, Sugar Cured Dried Beet, fresh from
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in tlerceS, bar.
rels, halt barrels, kegs and pailS, all at
lowest market rates. NJ. REILLY,
lNg and 1911 Main street.
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EDGSGEOS,

have on hand a fan uue OF TOSacCos,
from the leading manufactures in the
country, including LorillaTd'S, FINER
Pros, Homer HUdSOu'S, j. b. Pace, Rlch-
mOnd, J, X. Pace, Danville, b. +. Graye!y,
HoIbrook's Monitor Navy, Harry {. Hoi-
brooks Navy.
l can furnish all styles made by these
factories. at lowest market prices.
II. REILLY,
1909 and 1871 Main Street.
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ieuNc RDpCHEc AZ Faclory

PlAH0S & ORGANS r AZ F" Gl.5,
Reduction % close out present stock OF
500 New and secondhand Instrument, OF
hye ur>t.claS4 makes, fully wurg uiyd and
at Prices that DIZZY COMPETITIONS for this
class or instruments. Agents wanted tor
~ atcre' superior Bell ORGANS auu Pianos.
Illustrated Catalogue mailed. UuEACE
WATERS a FoNS, Manufacturers aut Deal
cra, 40 tHst Fourteenth street. New NorE.
Also General Agents iHt rAOuin crs Cole
bIatrd Premium organs. HpGib
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REV ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRESH TEAS.

300 packages GUuVowie-, Imperial
Young HySon, Ooionv, English breakfast
and Souchous Teas, IL store and Tor sale
al low figures. VI. REILLY,
lS9 and 1911 Main street
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NOTICE.
oyrIcg BoARDo OF COMMISSION

CLERKS OEFICr BOARD OF COMMISSIONS,
WHEELING, May II, ISIS. I
An election OrCouuty Physician for the
CITY District and County lnti-mary will
uc held the SIth day OF May, by the Board
of gommis>iOners. TO serve one year. All
applications must be filed with The Clerk
OF said Board on or before Tuesday, May
2S.h.
Also proposals will be received u close
at the same time IS above, for furnishing
the county with medicine upon preScrip-
ton OF the county physician Tor one year,
tor the use OF the poor and county prison
erS coutlneI in the county Jail.
mallra CHAS. II. DEIrERS, Clerk.
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! IT CAN Be CURED.

.--s1 There IS no doubt about it. Tho
iTtsn o9lSE sts relief afforded by SANFoRD's RAD,
! I'M, vSR CATAEEH IS but slight evidence Of
~ CTSE fSS1icyg a prrsistent use OF this remedy,
81. nay lS.-y,steh matter that has lodged In the
fss ssld Is Is removed with few applications
sS,a .SssSflon and Inflammation suhdued and
rt sctIa.,S-tlre rembranOus Innings Of the head
fskItl; W. 'svT purlNcd. COnSttutOually It's &C
s., taal,.6 ~ a powerful purifying agent, destroy.
ia las' cSTrse through tue system the dcit
&. - ~ Ssstructlye agent in catarrhal diseases
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POTOMAC HERRING.

y Halt barrels No. just received and
for sale ny. NJ. REILLY,
1853 and 1911 Main Street.
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Clevelana & Pittsburgh 3. B.

Ny-' - '''tD ! II u S1I'D'
~ -FsssSsssi.s3se -s.ay1Seess.32 g1ss12s-sSasS
On and after May 20, 1877, trains will run
daily Except Sunday as follows, viz:
.ACcCM'O MAIL, EXPRESS
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CAROLINA t9ECE.

81 ;ierces received direct nom Charles.
ton, IN store and Tor sale by
". REILLY,
1893 and 1911 Main Street.
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WHAT CANNOT he SEEN

WHAT CANNOT he SEES
In this list is the name OF any of their
numerous competitors. 30 greatly super
iUr 10 ordinary porous plasters and lini-
meuts is Bensons CapciEe Porous Plaster
that II has gained the approval Olthe high
est medical suthOrIlylu the world, Or. j.
y. II. Thompson, Of Washington, ID. C.,
Judge in the Drug Department o! the Cen
tenuial Exposition, say, OF them - use
them constantly in my practice, and es-
TEEN them one of the most useful inNeu-
tons OF the age BenSOu'S Capc.ne Plaster
strengthens, sOothes, stimulates health
ful circulation OF the blood, relieves n
once, and cures quicker than any known
plaster, Iiniment or compound. II Is now
considered 90 be The unriya.led remedy
for lame back, rheumatism, neuralgia,
spinal ard kidney affections, sclaJlca,
lumbagO, stubborn coles. Sold every
where. Price, . cents.
Be CAUTIOUS @ 5$s5 chi $ se + IS:
sons CapCiue Porous
Plaster in the market; one in particular
having a similar sounding name, contain
!eaL pOIsOnS. Each genuine beusUu'S Cap
cine Plaster has the word Capclue cut
through the plaster-take no other. ap2Jb
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Al one who VIII examine the list OF
Centennial Awards viii see that the
manufacturers OF BenSUa's Capcine Porous
Plaster received the highest anu only
medal awarded 10 plaStCrs
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Baltimore j. Chic f. r. Co.
On and after May Is, 1873, Passen ger
Trains will leave rs ioilowS-Wheelns
time:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-17

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