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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-28
CompIexionnI Indication.

The complexion Of persons whose digestion
is out Of order, who are bilious, or who lack
vigor, always exhibits an unhealthy tint. 1t is
by regulating the bodily organs and promot-
ing digestion and assimilation, that the parch.
ment hue indicative Of Ill health Is banished
from the cheeks. To rectify the fault OF a sui.
lowcomplexion, use Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
ters, an i~nvigorant and Alternative which re-
moves those obstacles to renewed strength,
AN imperfect digestion and secretion, and a
disordered condition OF the bowels. Persis-
tence in the use Of this inestimable corrective
and tonic will assuredly result in renewed
physical regularity and vigor, will tend to In.
crease bodily substance, and cause the glow
and clear color of health TO return TO the sal.
low, wasted cheek. NwFGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-28
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
J. OHIO COUNTY FARM.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i. OHIO COUNTY FARM.
By virtue Of a decd Of trust made by John r. Wart
10 the undersigned trustee, dAtel on the "a dAy ol
April, 1874, aud recorded In the office Of the Cltk u
The County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, ia
deed d Trust Book No. 6, page 5yl, | will on
THURSDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF JUNE, 1872.
At 10 O'Clock 4. ", on the premises, sell at public AuN
ton 70 the highest and best bidder the following DE-
seTtbed real estate, that Is to say: All that piEe VI
parcel Of land situate on the Wate9 Of Short Cfrek. In
Liberty District In Ohio county, West YiTinh,
which IL bounded As follows: Beginning al 4 stone 90
the top Of \ ridge By = gum, corner TO John ]. JLooh1
lin ihe year lA6h and W~ith:that line south 60,
east y I-lO poles TO a stone, corner to John J. JArb
and John WaddIe, ST.; thence With WAidle', liBr
south 69Hs east 1863 2-l0 poles To 4 sugar tree, gunner
% samuel Finley thence with bis line south ? east
81 I-lO poles 70 a white oak on the hank = Of . run, COZ.
ner TO said Finley; thence south so eaN 20 J-IO IoIs
to double beech, corner 70 AbiIlh Dement, theme
south az west s. 6-l0 poles 70 a stone, formerly
spanish oak, on the top ola ridge. corner " GeCEv
Dement, thence north 6S' WeAt l+I $40 poles to 4
stone corner " John WAyi; and thence With bis line
south ~ vest &iIS poles 10 a Spanish oak, corner 10
Levi NILS; thence With bis liue north lg4 vtd
2o6 40 poles to 4 stone By 4 fallen white walnut, and
themes north ~ eastSSk poles TO the BEGINNING "a.
ceptpg theretrom Que acre, which belongs 10 The
Board Of EducatIou Of aid Liberty District oontia.
Ing tWo.hundFed and thlIty-aVe aud One-hAl C1jA
4Ges,mOre or les, without the one acre htetn l-
fora excepted.
TERNs OF SALE.-0ue-third Of the purchase uousy
and ~ much more - the purchaser may elect 10 tayl
In cISh, and the remainder In three equal aunrIl
payments, with interest, trom the day Of ale, ID.
purchaser giving negotiable notes, secured By GdFrl
Of trust on the property for the deferred payments.
The title % the said property /, believed to h irr'
ieet, but selling a. trustee, ! shall convey Only SuCh
title Is Is Vested In ne BY aid deed Of trust.
]. HANSON GOOD, Trustee.
Per-. F. JOINS, Attorney. m~yIi.ws4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-28

The wool trade, which has been quite ex.
teusive in this region for q number Of
y Ms, starts off with great dullness this
) ing. with the best clips selling Of from
* to % cents pound.
[NorE-This dispatch Is too darkly
shaded and does not do justice, especially
to the wool interests. Wool Is not selling
here at % or % cents.-EDs. ISrEL.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-28

TRUSTEESSALEOF QUARRY LOTS,
By virtue Otadeed Of trust made by Henry Gunther
and vile to me, as Trustee, dated March q, 1877, and
Of record In the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, In deed Of trust book No. II,
pagei47, shall, on
Saturday, June o1, 1870,
commencing al 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, at tue front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, sell at public auc-
tt0n, to the highest bidder, the following lots IN the
addition Of the City Of Wheeling rs laid out by F. K.
Armstrong, Trustee, that Is 10 say: Quarry lot No,
), containing 3 TOods "a poles; also 70 much Of quarry
lot No. 5 As lies within the following bounds: beEIii-
ming At the south aide Of Fulton street, Al 4 corner be-
tween quarry lots No, 5 and EO.A,aud running with the
line Of Fulton street 8. i0x, e.5 l2-lO0 poles, and &.
10, Q. l 6i-l0O poles, TO the line Of said street, and
with the Same S. 49H, e. 5 0-I09 poles, thence 5. 4O%,
y. Is 60-l00 poles 10 the SOuthEeStctly line Of said i6t
No. s, and With the same n. Sax, ". II $500 poles 10
the south rly corner between quarry lots No. 8 and
No. 4, and With the division line between said quarry
lots u. 40k, {. Is 2s-I0Q poles 10 the beginning, con-
tAining ! acre more or les; also, quarry lot no, I,
coutalninK8 roOdS poles, excepting hecoal underIy.
Ing all Of said lots; also, the following personal property,
viz: Five ~ head Of horses and (2) Stoue-waEonL
aud all the mason and quarry tools used by AId Gun
ther In his Stoue mason and quarry business.
TERNS Op SALE-For the personal property, cash;
for the real estate, One-hAlf 10 cash and balance IN
SIX months, with interest from day OF sale, the pur-
chaser 10 give his note with good personal security
for the deferred payment, and 10 secure the Iame By
HtiGiaetoTy deed Of trust on said real estate.
Iny27.RAS dali A, J, CLARHE, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-28

FoR Skis ERuPrIoXs, Impoverished
Blood, Diseases Of the Kidneys and Blad-
der, take a wi~neglassful Of Diner Rakoczy
Bitter Water every morning. This water
contains medicinal properties Of . high
order and Is q valuable remedial agent.
For sale by oil druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-28

"TriSdelphIa AcronnodatIon.-T IT train only run,
between Wheeling and ThadeIphiR.
tDally except SundAy-NeWSrk Accommodation,
tsteubenville AecommOdatlOn.-ThIs train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mn.
tin's Ferry and Belltre, stopping When required a
sherman House. RtnRV1le, West Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-28
SATURDAY, MAY 24th, 1879
SALE

The .,S above !, ale I postponed until Sturdy, M,
iay.s RIG. BARR, rp,,..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-28
%sPEcIALTIEs
THIS week!

We will open this week a
full and Complete line ofPara-
soils and Sun Umbrellas. We
invite Special Attention to
these Goods, all new and de-
sirable, at Prices Less than
any house in the city. Also
a Complete Assortment of
Novelty Suitings. Black Silks
warranted not to Crack or
wear Shiny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-28
%CRISTADORO'S TAI DYE,

is now kueWn throughout the American continent.
1t is harmless, contains no e~austie, improves the
db'e', produces a rich, natural and lasting color, Of
any shade from a warm brown 70 4 glossy sable, aud IL
endorsed by the most eminent analytic chemists In
the United States. Manufactured BY J. CRIsrA-
DoRo, No. % William st., New York. Sold BY ali
Druggist. Applied by all Hair Dresser.
myl6-MWP4x
, 1879-06-01

got up. and remarked to himself that wed!ock-
wedlock was snure. and bis sweetheart's hair
probably was false and her teeth not her own. and
Tint like rs not she had another fellow to whom In
reality her heart belonged: then revulson took
place, and be stigmat1zed himself as d. +. and
oing- -diddled idiot, and on looking through the
drawer found there was no shirt there. With bis
eyes blazing with fury he Erapp1ed with the re-
naming drawer md pulled out both handles, fmme.
dately afterwards endcavoring to stand on his head
on the carpet. Recovering himself he dashed upon
his enemy md throttled it,,-that is to say.
.5ammed 1t up against the wall, and kicked
In the drawer, dislocating several OF MS
toes and filing them all with splinters In the proc
ess. When he had reduced the front Of tho drawer
to matchwood be pecred in at the gaping orahce
and found that there were no shirts there either.
With protrudine eyes he took an oath that hts
sweetheart was &c years old it she was day, anti
had had four husbands divorced from her, when be
behold his SHIRT smiling blandly upon him from
the bed, on which the ohambermaid had placed H.
go that 1t would be handy for him. When he put
It On he found that there was no button al the
back, aud that the button-hole in front had an-
creased and multiplied 60 that his cola -huttop
wouldn't stay in it. TAon he sat down ano wfosc
letter to his girl to say that all was over oatWecu
thcm,-he knew her secret, aud 1oathed and de-
spisea her.-sont it by IN A. D. T. Co. boy. and
mady went ont and got boiling drunk. II this
should meet his eye it will oe in police station.
, 1879-06-01
ITEMS.

~ 1,,.. C...xo1 0;o17o+ ond
Mr. charIes - - oss'' ts'' vanas,ts 1,ns ;s ,vInr
PASSENGER agent o. sno s1nu psa.aa @ mat.l ~ th;s
seriously sick AZ tne ut'nu aetas no, ~
conoestton. @
General Manager Har1is' OF the new 1o1k, {, r.
Lake Erie & Western Railroad, states thqt ts 1t Is
oo',t0 :,.'e T. o,,.,4,a ahonn. Ro;,r,ad md the
ya Maoaac sne nnsl can BE- accopshcd before Aug
ooSns S%e NnW YorE Central has thus lar enjoyed
dpeno1T dne mH" Of Tie valuable traffic between the
New mv EngIund cities and the West It is believed
that latse To;a ronta wheo It is opcued
9ernl 9eroa to Bostop. By this route the distance
3e ~, fha u1a q q
, 1879-06-01
A NEW Enterprise.

Chicago has long been In want Of IN establish
ment keeping good imported Havana cigars at
prices ranging to suit the desires aud necessities OF
everybody. The we1lknown firm OF Kalman
Brothers have opened store at Leo Washington
street tnear Chamber Of Commerce) for the pur-
pose OF selling imported Havana cigars erclusrely,
and they have the finest assortment ever displayed
in the United States. They sell genuine imported
cigars from six cents to 81 apiece, and by the
hundred ut correspondingly low prices. A mem
ber Of this firm visits Havana every season and Be-
lccts the choicest goods obtainable. It's crafty
lug to know that this branch Of industry is well
represented in Chicago. The house We speak Of
stands second TO none in America, and will soon
lead all others.
, 1879-06-01

-. ,re-for the most part-an ignorant
ip.' IT.. decradcd race, made so by two
ua-c1 gnu Years of abject and brrtalizlns
nona h,,1 NOW theY have been raised to
e.anshtp e,ss and their lives and property must DC
e'1'1s eso,ed' In our "desire to benefit the col
rcsu'n .aoa ne shall not seek to establish any of
o1eu aarsnieuces named By the Constitution, but
" 'hs1I trr to encourage an enlightened public
W. .t,meut, t North and South that shall at last
feoI.nf nsrfrrt safety for colored man to live
6esuv ..ote IN Mississippi or Louisiana. The col
anu mn nm Is needed In the South. and hc would
osea w.. -om,,n there if bis rights we're respected.
ga EIat :. indigenous to that soil, and without bis
Hs - - viii become an unpro6table waste. It
iaeo therefore. for all concerned that be be
5 1sa uss conteutea and happy where he is, rather
maos hs driven off to try his luck in strange
toaa s and IN An unconrenial climate. -
, 1879-06-01
ECZEMA RODENT.
The Cuticura Rem edies Succeed where q
Consultation Of Physicians Fails.

Mesars. Weeks & Potter-Gentlencn; I have
suffered over thirteen years with sk1n disease IN
nv hnnds and U;ubs causing constant Irritation,
Of rest aaa attention to
nse Of sulphur baths, without permanent cure.
May hyscaa saed my Saas hesu and
face, eyes became much fntlamed and efanu5ateo'
causing at length impaired sight. .>x,,,,;hod
InteFnal ana external remedies were plescr10eu .pe
by leading physician for six months. WIS Is taen a!
Introduced 10 another, and consaiaton 9n;,. o. sT
eral lending physicians was had, when deanl1e
nlaa r'r wns decided qpon but all to no purpose,
ss cnre bouyht two bottles Of Cuti-
boEs Of GqtoSr 9es:u4e 4d 10 tae
Soup aud cn testfy win g1eeE + e;at davs be-
ing nearly cured. +to 7noo+
oocrnvated ono that has ever come under their e1-
pefience and practcc.. ou.;,r-o
1 recommend and highly 1nuo1se tuo ooN'1"i
Remedies. Yours truly, 1D,rr
Agent for Harper 8 Bros. Publcations'
Cliford-st. and Woodward.a
Detroit, Mich, Jan. ~, le'9'
, 1879-06-01

ro,, uoRAs is said to be good fcllow-hail.
..,,er vel} met, with all the boys about town.
.Ghe7 have made him a Democratic candidate
49, I Inips. Heretofore the charactcrlstlcs said
~ d;,tinruish Mr. MoRAN-we beg PARDON
Tov MopAN-bave not been generally regarded
~ n.,nlta,ly fitting to the judicial office, tie
h.. ,ot. Of cases on the street, will not say
~ m ,he saIoous,-but lawyers do not recall him
o. .rrr having been connected with any impor-
t.nt cases in court Should he be elected, he
iii n,ys a better handle to his name. "Judgc
uop,xn IS more ligh-sounding than plain
nToyn MORAN Seriously, are the people OF
cnok County quite ready to place the judicial
t1mtne on the shoulders OF men whose caie1
thim to the otf1cs OF Judge consists IN 1ne TACT
th.t they are s'good fellow5"f
, 1879-06-01
PERSONALS.

Illinois favorite son-Anson-
The Manitoba wave still waves.
You must get up with the lark to beat
Lazkin. -
Parole is good horse, but he can't beat
the Chicagoa.
Ohio's General Order No, l: The Grant
movement must go.
Nine. Janauschek will spend the summer
in a cottage at Lynn.
! Very sud remark Of Harry Wright: even
wish that we're dead.
Tue War. it appears, didn't settle anything
but the men killed IN it.
The chip still remains on the shoulder
which the President strikes from.
Boston hasn't heard such swearing since
Denny Kearuey Was down there.
The Chicagos must hereafter play ball
with their hands tied behind them.
Frequent remark in baseball circles:
had rather be wrong than Harry Wright
There was considerable more fuss over
Tom Moorc's last birthday than over his first one.
We notice with regret that the Zulus
neglected to celebrate Queen V1ctoria's birtl-
day.
Congress adjourns on the 10th of June.
snnnose ve have our Fourth ofJuly on the 10th OF
June.
The nomination of MIR. Foster will have
nm effect on the boom of tbs Chicago Base Ball
Club.
hount Etna is droadfully uneasy, and We
would suggest a little of David Davis soothing
srup.
I The game of base-bll must be modified
~ AZ to give the other clubs chance against the
Chicagos.
Ben Hill is preparing speech against
Blaine which is to be much more dreadful tnAn any
sunstroke.
We believe that the daring equestrian,
Henry Ward Beecher. is bigger man than James
Robinson. -
Boston physician advertises "'vacuum
cure There is, thcn some hope for tho Demo-
cratic party.
Victoria kissed King Humbert at their re-
cent parting; but We suppose she merely Kissed
him for his father.
Lord Beaconsfeld has taken house. TOR
the season at Clapham Common 70 escape the Lon
don mir at night.
Remarks of Boston on the Chicago Base
Ball Club--but VIC find there are not oasnes
enough IN THE TRIBUNE Office
It is poor week when London 1TaF0
isn't sued ha1f dozen times for libel. Aonaon
Truth apparently tells too much OF It,
Nothing for some time has Pean hearo
from the editor Of the Okolona States, we pre-
sumo he is busy lodging the fool-killcr
Simon Cameron is giving his personal at
tention to the cultivation Of Pennsylvania tooaeco
| It must remind him Of the Widows weed
George n. Pendleton has very hne dairy
| farm in Ohio; and ii he would only t'cheese "
politics Mr. Pendleton might truly be Gentleman n
| George
Mount Etna is already in serious stnte
| OF irruption. and. unless the President stops his
vetoes, tac Congressional confeaeratcs believe the
| world will soon come 10 an end.
Mr. Mnpleson has cause to regard with dis.
pleasure the British climate Mada'nc CartstIne
Nilsson having rheumatism was unable to make
her expected rentrce. Madame Gerster has been
too i'll 10 appear; Ca1npanini. too, has been i'll;
| and Mile. Hauk has also been on the sick list.
Mile. Sarah Darnharat is about to turl
journalist During her professional visit to En-
gland she INTENDS to deTote Earae part Of her tim.
to studyn: the mnnness and customs Of ths
Dritons, and will put tho result OF hor observaio9
! into the correspondence for Pa1dsian newspaper
, 1879-06-01

p.r Mr., TALMAGE, who always manages
1ps ,'aan his name before the people, recently
~. 1save Of his congregation before going to
,ovr rsrone. Among other fine promises that he
.m,Se nt vas, that on bis return lie should strike
@aD ~. tor himself, and not be hampered any
ou1 ~, hr attempting to preach as other minis
I'us 'ou AID BE said that this Information was in
,.a V" ,or the newspapers; but it looks IS If
".bsr clcrcymen, especially in the Presbyterian
9.. 99o.omInation, will be glad to know that here
sttsr Nj. TA1uAos will strike out for himself:
anripe nun The style OF pulpit oratory adopted BY
o,p, o,per el.rgymen is bit of sarcasm that they
viii v heartily relish. Mr. TAtMAae is to the
Presbyterian denomination-lf bis reesn. en enfen =, III
49, ,.a.s The BROOKLYN Tabernacle attracts many
s...ncsts for the same reason that others are
'. s.,-sctrd to 'HumptY-Dulnpty''-to sec the
, 1879-06-01

a large lot OF those fine Manila and Macld-
nav straw hats, in a variety OF elegant styles,
we're received Inst week BY Mcssrs. A. Bishop &
Co.. 164 State street, corner Monroe. They have
a]so lust received choice lot OF Mexican ham
mocks and hammock pillows. They are show.
ing an unusually large assortment OF ladies'
ridtng-hats and chitdren's hats, and, altogether,
they have one Of the largest and best selected
stock OF straw goods in the West.
, 1879-06-01

ii
BLOOD & SKIN HUm0RS.

Cuticura Remedies for the Treatment Of Blood
Cancerour, or Syphil.ttc origin, the Cutlcnra Re-
solvent is the principal remedy. and II there are ct
the same time Ulcers, Sores, OF other E1terna! A.
cula Soap must be used externally. II the dis
ease is OF the Skn and Scalp, the principal remedy
will then be the Cuticura, with the Cuticura Soap,
and such use Of the Resolrent as is suggested hy
the following conditions: In all Skin and Scalp
Diseases when the skin is hot and dry, the blood
feversh. the liver torpid, the bowels consSipated,
or when the virus of Scrofu'a poison OF Mercury
is known to lurk in the system, or when the con-
sttutlon has been suffered BY Malarial and Anti
Periodic Feyers and DobIlitating Diseases, always
take ehc Rcsolyeu1 while using the Cuticnra 4
cure thus made will be permanent and satisfactory
, 1879-06-01
SALT RHEUM
On Faoe, Head, and Parts OF BODY. aeAo
Covered with Scabs and Sores.

Me1sri Enticnra last july Have only used one Large
aud one small bottle OF the hoay we're
My fuce and head and some parts OF ;t } acaba nd
-snles md my suffering was fearful. l., ~. r,at
had efs5d q serg ~ bad bad
ana sst stIfo1 nhystcian said lie would rather
nat 0ne trea{ yea{ it. and now an Only
th1k not d 6o1 and haye nv case ne'
particle q ande1p Salt kseam Nv case has tns
af selps o. your Gateats
Wemedies in this part of the COUNTY,
'ui,s mscatur. yt Mich, :Noy. ~, 1878.
, 1879-06-01

Messrs. Lawrence s. Martins genius, original
tty, and true Chicago enterprise. All their
business is conducted upon scale Of commen-
surate magnitude. Their liquors and wines are
OF tie most extensive variety. choicest quality,
and faircst prices. They supply druggists, fam
lilies, and the general trade to the thorough sat
isfaction of ali, and In their entire dealings with
the public prove bow well they are entitled to
the icadfng merchants IN their line in the Whole
Northwest,-Chicago Istnes, May 81.
, 1879-06-01

one to three daYs.'
':How expensive is your system Of ventila-
tlon?"
'tIt varies from $50 to $50. according to the
nature and extent Of the leakage" L
, 1879-06-01

1t WAS IN Honest Farmer
Was riding In 4 Car
Upon the Northwest Illinois
And Kalamazoo R. R.
It was Monte-PIayer::
Three Cards did show and m1z' -. -:
And bet $500
he could not spot the eix. j..
It was the Honest Farmer, ...'~. -. -.
While handling OF the Pack,
Observed the Six WAS plainly marked
With cross upon the back
1t was the Honest Farmer
Who chucklcd loud with Glee,
And forth did haul his Pocket-Kook,
Saying, t'Thou art Meat Tor met" >:
It was the Monte Player ''.
The cards did throw and mir,
And 1aid before the Farmer,
And bade him spot the Sir.
It was the Honest Farmer .'
Took one crossed Oh the back,
And was remarkably surprised
To find 1t was the Jack. :.:..
L. was the Honest Farmer
That ran and londly -sobbed .
Unto the Stern Conductor,
**Hi, mister, Two been robbedl"
It was the Stern Conductor j."
That, with Brow OF Gloom.
Madc Answer to him. ''Robbedf And where! +!
And how, whJ, and by whom!'
1twas the Honest Farmer
Replied, ~ BY this Man here ";
Then, with Voice Of awful Wrath
And portentous Sheer,
It was the Stern Conductor
Said, *Wretch, and woulds't thou plaT
Monte on the Northwestern Illinois
And Kalamazoo RuilwayT'
It was the Stern Conductor
That, with bitter Scon,
Did Summon Brakeman, stop the Train,
And put the Gambler of.
=. It was the Honest Farmer
Rcjoiccd exceedingly
The Monte-Player on the Track
Left thus behind to see.
It was tile Honest Farmer
When, rushing like tho Wind.
The Day Express had left that spot -
Tweuty-eeyen miles behind
Il WAS the Honest Farmer ,-:r.
Got up and tore his Hair,
Rejecting that his Money had ~ -.
Decn left with that Monte-Plair. +:
It was the Stern Conductor. .:
When back to Town he went,
Got from the Monte-Player -.
His usual 10 per cent
, 1879-06-01

Th. Central Pacific Railroad Company avow
their intention to resist that part OF the Caluor
nj. nex Constitution regulating corporations
The Company especially object to the provision
which subjects all railroads to the supervision
-. a noard of Commissioners, claiming their
.,oad is exempt because it vas chartered By Con-
prpss md is national corporation.
, 1879-06-01
THE RFST "a HAIR MATTRESS

eyer offered in Chicago 1t is full forty pounds,
extra mixed. black, curly (not long) hair. and is
equal to many sold ut 60 cents pound. Don't buy
until you see them ui1ger. 204 Wabash avenue.
, 1879-06-01
IMPORTANT NOTICE,

The firm OF N. Matson & Co. are the sole
agents in Chicago aud for the Northwest for
the sale of the exquisite silver goods Of the
Gorham Manufacturing Company. All claims
BY any other firm in this city to represent said
Company are made without any authority what
ever.
, 1879-06-01

OUR EX-sHERIFF CHARLES KERN SAYS, HE Is
daily convinced that mans better nature lies
through his stomach most effectually
with we'll cooked food and pure, fresh drinkaDies.
His restaurant, ITO and liz LaSae street, teaches
him this.
, 1879-06-01

cnticu7a cu.icura Resolyent: and caticgra SOAP a9
& Rotst asd ae Sei' sale
M Gl Price Of Cuttcura, small bpxes, 2o
lines tie quantity Of small 81: ResoiXsn a m Ps.
hottie; Cntlcura Soup rs cents' oy fna1' ~
Z ratel IS cents,
, 1879-06-01

4 Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat!should not be neg
Looted, tDrown's Bronchial Troches u are sim
pie remedy, and will generally giye immediate re-
lief. The genuine nre only put up in boxes.
, 1879-06-01

'sForget-Me-N Not" 5-cent cigar, Havana filled,
at Dawson's, I'll State street.
, 1879-06-01

Mazeppa is believed to have been much ut
-tached TO his horse.
, 1879-06-01

The Car meditates much ard deeply upon the
text. *'Wbo can lind q virtuous Russian, one
whose price ia above roubless"
, 1879-06-01

Its Just possible that Mr. BEN HILL will fool
.ronnd Senator BLAINE until he will get hurt.
'H11l's record is bad, and BLAINE remembers
everything,
, 1879-06-01

A superb lot Of fine cakc- baskets, casters, tea
sets, at Hamilton, shourds Co., State and Ran
lolpb streets.
, 1879-06-01

A man who has nis acts to grind usually goes to
the Legislature to do it.
, 1879-06-01

Among the eminent persons Who have strutk
isle may be mentioned St. Paul and Robinson
Crusoe.
, 1879-06-01

Peop1e will begin to doubt whether there is
Boston Club that knows how to play baseball
, 1879-06-01

Burnett's Cocoatne imparts glossiness to the
hair.
, 1879-06-01

When reaches oyerrun yonr kitchen think OF Buck
& RAynes's Moth Powder.