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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
SAFETY OF The YACHT WAVE.

REPORTS THAT SIZE WAS MISSING PERsISTENTLf
CIRCULATED BY INACCURATE JOURNALS.
Great anxiety was caused among yachtsmen sun
day by the rumors set aioat that the sloop yacht
Wave. OF tie Seawunhaka Climb. which participated
in the ocean race on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of last week. missing with all on board.
After diligont inquiry reporter of TIE lRIBrNE
learned on sunday from the friends of DIR. Barrow
and Alber; Williams both of whom were Oh board
the Wave M the race that they returned on Satur-
dav Afternoon and both Went Ia their homes, the
former To his Inwytnvn farm aud the latter TO
New-JrlScv. Mr.. Williams remarked 10 friend al
No Il Cotiagc-placc SATURDAY.: " We have lost the
race nat won 5000 bV beaung the Blanche on a
private wager" ~pitc of t.c p,sitiNc and a.cu-
late statement published in THI TRIBUNE of Mon
dav. tiat the Wave lad returned in SAFETY Satur-
f1v some # the morning an afternoon papers YES
tcrday made tie Ud.culous hlundrr OF! asser!in
that Tire Yacht was still missing, and that a Oh
hoard vcr. supposed 10 be lost; also thar yachts
men had gone down the bay IN search OF lnforma-
ton abpnt ihc vessel.
The Nlyc Wa lying az her anchorage IN Gowauus
Bav sferiav afternoon. where size arrived 10
H. rr. on saturday. The sailiug-ma>tcr sad that
hardly any bad weather was encountered, but that
"a balloon jib ami boominG-out pole were lost III a
tI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

Superintendent and the cases will then take their
turn for trial on the calendar. Mr.. Whtchurch eX-
pressed his determination 10 press them to speedy
issue. He said also that he wOnld ask permission
to appear before the Board of Aldermen with the
matter to-day. Mr. Whitchurch and Captain
Williams both profess to he IN receipt of numerous
DISTINGUISHED offers of testimony from eyewitness
whose promised statements are in direct opposition
The Captain denied Yesterday the report that the
papers in n suit for damages, brought in Brooklyn
by Morris d Pearsal as counsel for Mr.. Smith, had
been served upOn him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
r. r. R.
Railways Ready Relief.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
IN THE WDHID

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE TOR FAMILY
USE IL THE WOKLD.
OH. 80 CEN { BOT TIE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
THE system AGAINsr UDDEN AIrAGKs oP EPI;
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER MED.
ICINE, OK MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RELIEF II AP.
Piled EN1ERNALLY-OR TAKEN IN FINALLY C-
CORDlNG TO DIHECIIONS-PAIN. FROM WHATEVER
AlSF. CEASES TO EXIST.
In all where discomfort Il experienced orn
seized With hiueuz. Dphthcria, IhrOa Muups Bad
Conghs Hoirseness Bilious cole. Inflammation ~ te Bowels,
stomach Lungs Liver kidneys with trDnp, uinsy, Fever
AMI Ague or with Neuralgia headache Tic D0oreux TOOTH
ache Earach~ with inmOagO, Pain in The Back Rhenm
aism 81 win nahma Cholera Morbus or Dysentery, 90
with Burns, -calds BRUISES. with ~r1 Cramps,
~pasIIs. the application OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
VIII nf The tht.e NnInpa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
PASSENGERS ARGIgED.
FRoM LIyERrooI.-BY STEAMSHIP ITALY.
NIP NEWS.
Port OF NEw-YORN..........OCr. 20
ARRIVED

Port OF Embellishments 20
ARRIVED.
Str wyornr Bn Murray. Liverpool oct IL and Queens
SIR 0'nt" tBr Jenkins Hulll5 iav. to sande.on & son
SIR Aransas Henry Galvesion - to logert Morgan
s s h s9to b"5ns %masSS cye S Co.
So GIaa'ns iear-e ,io-on e Il + pimocS c,o--,., 20
days. Delaware Breaswaerin ballast Ia o'd iimcken
mG~eto sutton q 80: vessel 10 Geo Ilowe- & 60.
Bark Noah Nor Gloruldsen Dublin 3 DAYS. IN ballast to
BTI Umbcrto / Dlta Canl'no. Plymouth 80 days. with
sarE Cerc. srhtlne- bergen to rauro storey scnrpat
sclr T. symu ond- of Beverly koenc. Gihara l5days
with sugar aud moasse, 10 Pavensiedt Co. vessel 10
scm sais Muir. lToualtou, jacksonville l9 dlvs, va
Geo sauS loads with "'''' 70 Dire" 'O' '''' 10
wIND-sun-e'-At sandy Hoos, light. sw; cloudy. At
City Island. light NV clear
CLEARED.
strs Montana t3r'. Gadd. iyeroo9 via Queenstown WI
"ineg - Co. " r,ne Potter Rsrimors - Krems
Autuaci'e Warren Phh.deiphia wm clyde & Cos Fran
sinus Ga'atea o'er. Eager, Grcmen Punch Eiye Co
8 Hio % niere Giovanni ivles DagFrE En-
Siornvich x 20; Atlantic OBJ. Nyman EHmDuth Eng
" Parker co. Ashant'e nrl o'Eu'n; sharpness bug
snow burrc-s; Clsnieboye BIT torne. honen. Scamme
Brig " II Clements BIZ. Wilbur Cork or Falmouth
70, orders scanned Bron f,,iunat' ma ,a--o bristol
Mchc.cna; larry smith Weess Buonos AIRES John Nor
Tuba cain. stone. MarSeies Jas HenyI sarah
Am. b adiOri Noble. Ala, J. - Hun ui s. Go.
-fhs Agnes Grace. tieorl clown. Dem. leaycraf
CurTi-r trI WAIT. iruOufh = - a q ilc-
n,y. James BOylr Dlti Galveston, In'er foafe
Fautouia. lr8vltt, 81 TOM e., " Winchester
Ricardo FIrr- NtN Johns Ahtru, Hos DOunlsOu
VIM II Bailey, bailey. Para, q Ausinck a co.
NOTICE
vA.HIyGroN DC 2o-Nomce is given hy the Lighthouse
that the red light here ofore shown from the
Lighthouse "a outer end ~ mo Nor Pier at An Sable
Lake Huron. Mich guide into the Au -aDle River, Will
be- until u her notice shown take az The head ~ the
PIER Due uoicr ~ the ausAncnt Ok the Eight witiD
Lighthouse tower VIII De given.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON oct @0Arr az Hun. sr Scraps from NcwYork
af IfINr0 SIT rockingham. from New York.
LAH%f, oct 10 ci tc l-th lust. str ~tito OF Georgia
Tor Ncw-Nofh.
orla>-l1s'.. OCT eo-Saicd 10Th inst Arizona
for Null.
HAvHr. Oct2o.-Arr sir Fran. e.. from Ncv-Yofir
IHNDN,. Ocf % sailed U.s. John Murphy Tmnrrat0r
Prvua. M1lia punan Ogr Royal Afr d. Pamas; 18Th inst.
Rosa Cl'tllIll.
ATT i2th inst. Georgia liih inst. Harry Heri eth
inst JcThu'n FORM l. ria 18Th inst l.gerla Wnicr.
me.c boil On ine iAtri Nn lro Selm DunroVa.k Ro-o.
lu'ipn Misf'rfn. l.Grr Francisco Christine Il .Ibcil
Ie toneii, Nin.ird, VI 'ann. kosno- Peruvian Ieca-
lt INST itaf' For -. Mimi fci Orsl1u. AftenSt-
irren. n TO- Yiuf. fufi Marc Ivgfut. N Chadwirh,
Maria Maritime. John \ laryic. Niunrhlhl John smith.
lo.e William. UvcYrn. Cong ~ lat three ul ser y
.ntl inst, sole. Eleser, Caribou, Acacia. Srinyol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

Caspar Ulrch. Of the United States Maine Corps,
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, was arrested sun
day on charges of brutal assault, highway robbery
and assault aud battery The complainants are
Mis- l. il oeth Lu,ien, Of No III M,non-si and
George G. Williams. # No. lb0 Clymei-ri.. Brook
i'm M. LutIsu'- stor, D., that on FRIDAY evening
she visited Il SAX iricLd. and while on her way
horne. about 1880 O'Clock, size met Jircn, whom
She had known Tor many years, and ho accompa-
MED her Al Ra.pi-aVe. and MaTyin-st.. whore
there are no street amps she icR". that hc threw
her down and attempted 10 Assault icr. In the
struggle her clothing was torn aud tlrch kicked
L,r severely. ~. also stole hrr puckcibovk which
contained ~. Mis-. LutJcus cIics attracted the at
leItion ol Williams. ANA whom lie approached At 10
ALLEGED that lluch assaulted INN.
Justice Senior sent the prisoner TO jail 10 await
examination next NOaday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
WRECKED oNTHF MEXICAN COAST.

On October TIE TRIBUNE published news Of
the los. If ten vessels near Santa Anna lIarbor,
Mexico. during d yale which lasted from Septein-
berl4to21. Ihi. information was brought by the
steamship C.tv of Merida. If AlcXandre'S Havana
Line and on SUNDAY the steamship City of New
York. of the same line, brough, tortS-one Of tho
wrecked people to this port. Their accounts Of tie
gale show that II wa, more severe than that Of a
vcaraco. The vessels parted their cables. and he
tore sal could b' made were driven ashore or on
Tie wrecks of q, her vessels, and Went 10 pieces.
The most sutl ring experienced on the British
.hip Countess of Fife After the crew had hattled
wiih the heavy seas aud the wind all night, both
cables suddenly parted, aud The vessel drilled on an
old wreck aud began 20 break up The first boat
lowered WAS Immediately swamIcd and the next
with au injured apprentice boy and seaman, broke
away from me SIDE of the silp and was carried
ashore by the waves. The mas.s were cut away.
aud then Il WAS found necessary for the men TO
swim ashore. he mate and three sailors jumped
overheard and three OF them succeeded III reach ng
the shore Michael Murphy drowning from cXhaus-
tom Joseph Little. the boa Swan, was next to
lump over board. and Iu>flut. drowned hc cap
tain and 'wO sailors were Tie last To leave the ship
and reached the shore III safety. No lives were lost
non. the OF her vessels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

Ercroorf Horsc-Thc Hon. William II. EvaTts.
Secretary of states Senator D. tnmcon ~ fennsyNanh
ard Gfrerll james n W.T. n.----i ~ 4 mr. H.'ei De
T. Fcntnn o. Jrin,sio y Y; senator i. r.
Randolph Of NcwJsrsey; general y. V. Iagner L. : y:
and II lam n. Banun and Nathaniel Wheeler ol tonn.cii
fiDf''nuni ltft seer AIRY :, ih' lisi
ian cation NJ Vashiictpn John Newell. of Chicago
Ailcmrre Judge Natnane ~hrman. Of Hartford
Hoc-Tnc Hon. Is H. Eoh,ri'. 81 Utl'a-...
N,tr York Hofri-Richard Of Columbus OHIO
A,or Hoy,c-Prc~dcnt Tos, al WESLEYAN univeIsliy-.
Hc,fnsagfrr Ha'tI-C h. Ives the ui"r NfNftfrGif
Lieutenant. Commanir H. a. White, I. :. N...SL
NichoiGs Hoel-J. y. McN ul.cUfh. n itisbnig.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
RAILWAY RATES COMPARED.

TESTIMONY OF Mr. BLANCHARD. OF FIRE. BrfoRE
TUE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE
Vice-Prcsident Blanchard, of the New-iork Lake
Erie and Western Railway continued his testimony
Yesterday before the Assembly Railroad nNeS'isat-
ine Committee. In the morning lac read large mum
Der of statistics which he had had prepared. Inc
following table he said. shows the earnings ana
expenses per ton for each mile of the Ere Railroad
from 1872 10 1873:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

Jefferson Harbor the tide to the highest point
known in years. che fishing smacks IN some OF the
harbors the north side of the island dragged
their anchors, and IN some instances were carried
high and dry ON the shore. There was also high
tide at Rockaway Beach. and the roar of the SURF
could he heard tor miles, On Sunday afternoon
snowtakes were seen AT the east end of the island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
A DISCOVERY BY PALTsA.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE rRlnCNE.I

TT INI'I'IENIII III
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-PTOicSSOr Forester,
OF Berlin announces the discovery by Pd-a the II Ia
OF October. 1879. Ola planet of the twelfth magnitude
hours 81 minutes right ascension, and IL 10 north
dccllnaiion, with daily motion at . south.
). L. BAIRD, secretary smithsonian Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

importance Of me system 80 over lie
direct bearing which 10 has human happness 70
thoroughly rrcognHrd It's and tho danger ~ Overtan
through Intense mental apple lIn. by mo
indulgence ~ the appcts and pr0penstes are
sI:. fng consideration. When the nervous system
d.ranci absolutely necessary To promptly seek al
Who. long ~ IA. 10
i- AMI attention 10 tins siuirini WhOrOn
his experience and practice has learned ~ discover al once
the cause prompt apply the remedy, thus avoiding
painfully slow seeking for the ruth common 10 the ny
eXufusuced and annoying the patient Who very nat
uIa know without delay what Is ic matter, the
Of the dugement the probabilities OF fccuperAt0n
ami the time req rcd.
N tie Bran has become exhausted hs intense mental ap.
pcation deriving ~ the power OF connected Thought
can recover strength uy being propfy Ted ana
nourshed by Of certain Systematic methods. lt ~
YTecsry tie same with the nerves That pe-a" over orelno
ot branch 81 medical scarce.
iv be overre for marriage the irrprtuauon Of
family uame- III. securing Of hereditary tcs t the retent
ton estates. the same family. 49,.
From long and argc experience IN tina dr non nave
ane % D. -ucU css tnt tiil l appieeJ
lion oi some Of the families On tho city and na''ui ana
can communicate nuch that pertain 10 TIE nfti'Ntrlss OK
evcv ccpartrn nf stem ana M means O TO-
covering It's powers whlter "a Dra, appetite propensity Ok
passion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
the Launch or 4 STEAMER.

CHESTER, Penn, Oct 20.-Thc iron steam
ship Louisiana launched at Roach ship yard this
afternoon The Louisiana ia tor the Cromwell Line. Of
York. TIE vessel Is $50 feet long. 80 feet beam
aud 362 feet dcpth of mold, win tonnage OF 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

According to this statement the percentage Oh 'e-
duclion in earnings per ton on each mile was So
wciic the expenses were reduced SIG or ~ III
favor OF the publc. table Of the receipts eA-
penscs and profits per ton for each mile OF al '"'
railroad. in Ntw-York State Is rs followsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
DR.. RiDWlYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly astcees elegantly coated Tor ~ al liz
orders of the stomach liver bowels kdnsgs Ter iergols
ace. constipation. lui gest0n, iYs
bou-no,- bilious fever milan nation oi tls OoSss.
piles and arrangements ~ the WAr
rauted % effect positive
PRICE s5 NTS PER box SOLD by DRUGGISTS.
DIR. RADWAY n CO.. :s2 WARREN-'r. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
MlRINE INTELLIGENCE.
URE ALMANAC
Tg.lAY

IMMATURE ALMANAC
GlR 5l Clock slow. Jnn lie
Noon sets....lOIO Moon soufhs. 54t Moons
WATER I0.pAi-A.
sandy HOOK. 0O2 Gov laland O36 Hell Gate 225
Hi1H WArLN rJDAf-t u.
Hook. lIeu bAte 2:ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

A gentleman met a stranger on the street,
CRASHED hs hand cordially audi exclaimed In tones or
polite. but uncertain recognition " Mr. Brown. be-
lieNe r. g II believe that calmly replied the
stranger whose name was Hamilton, "yOu'l believe
unxf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

A severe yale prevailed Oh sunday night on Long
Island S1-nd AID several small SAL NJ vessels are
feported 20 nave gone ashore The sound steamers
Ind rough passages. and arrived Ia New-YOrA Vo.-
terday mOrAing considerably behind time. In Port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY Ar uuDNrTs 80
2ls BROADWAY.
ga n 4G'. Noon 55' 3 p. N. G2' Irlnighi. 55'
IIilii.ei du-uu IN" iav or. lowest ~
A,cfnce So. s,ono dsV 1878. Ola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
An0unccments.l


When the lips are dry or scared,
When the teeth are dark 81 irn
Mton tie tongue f. hot and hard.
and alls tie tainted month full.
The mag ~lfunONl supply
Aud al those Ills lcol, IL lis.
4 GREAT Luxe CURATIVE
Aud preventive Of eou-uWnfou PHILLIPS lt.AIAUIr con
IIyTE ON. Boz combination with PHO>p 81 rlfNF. An
iccuf lor coughs aud colds. Adrurl.fs Plat st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

NEW CARPETS FOR FALL TRADE.
GEORGE T.. l.. HYATT.
27l and.73 Canal. 81. between Broadway ana Tlms.
OFFERS Al RETAIL A NEW SrOCK or
BODY Blti SSELS. TAPESTRY BRIi SSELS,
;}-PLl and INGRAM CARPETS.
OIL~CLOTHS. RUGS AND MATING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.

MorNT KIsCO-Ihc fine house cree ell lor Chaun-
cev Fisher $40 Mount ki>rO wa, completely de
-trovcd 10y irc with the exception of the marble
mantcls and some plumbing work at about hali-pa-t
> Il. m. sunday. The building wa new ana not vet
occupied. The To- j, estimated at @1O.00O. aud
the Insurance wa- $4,000. Il set fire IA thc
cupola 4 LARGE hafn wa- saved from destruction
by the cxcrtIons co. the frcuru. who pressed the
nc. ghhOIIug farmers into service rs they were on
their way 10 church. Water Was carried from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

The Workngmens party in South BROOKLYN has
nominated Lawrence Garahan Tor SupcrN isoT-at-
Large, and he has accepted tho aOnnation.
The trial of Paul Shirley for the murder of
Michael Travis was adjourned yesterday In the
CONT Ol oyer and IcTmiucr until November ;.
The Aldermen yesterday adopcd a resolution re-
dufiug the water rtt fui manufacturers and others
u-.ng water metres - per cent. that Is. from to
Il2 cents pei 100 gallons.
The clothing STORE of l.. VI. Tully, No 90 Grand
ST. HToul. lVn, entered through "a side door sun
day night, and large quantity OF cloth aud made
up clothihg worth $1,000 IA stolen.
An indictment FOR murder IN the first degree las
Lnen fnnnd against Ann White. who stIaugled her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
MISSIONARIES EXPERIENCE.

WORK AMONG THE INDIANS IN THE NORTHwEsT-
BISHOP DE GEANDIN's WORK OF QUARTER OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

NEw-BmGHTON.-Burgla arc again nj work on
Staten Island. On Saturday ni,ht or early on sun
day morning the house of Duncan c. NOrval. al
New Brighton. was entered, and property 10 the
value OF about 800 was carried of. On the same
night an attempt was made on the house at Dr..
Thompson. IN 1ownscnd-ave.. Clifton. The thieves
must have been frightened away at TINS point as
they left behind them some articles. among which
We're a suit Of clothes and 4 new pair OF boots. 4
notwithstanding slOop which WAS seen at anchor
of Clifton carly ON sunday morning ~ believed to
Ln dom. Ia Tho fIllnAn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-04

A NEW PARKRRsBvRG PACKEr.-Thc
Wheeling, Parkersburg and Cincinnati
Transportation Company have in course
OF erection new side.whecl steamer
which is intended to be a daylight packet
between this city and ParEersburg. In
order to fiji the bill she will necessarily
have to be light and very fast. She wifi
carry nothing but passengers and light
freight, excluding stock altogether. The
plans, models, &C., of hull and machinery
arc the conception OF that veteran steam.
boatman, Captain John Mcclure, un-
der whose supervision all the work
Is being done. The hull Is being
built by Knox & Son, at Marietta, Ohio,
and the Captain has Just contracted with
Sweeney 4 Son for the machinery. In the
whole construction OF the boat there will
be newtAppliCations OF the best principles
which years OF experience and experiment
have developed as essential in steamers OF
the first class. The company arc happy
in their selection Of Capt. Mcclure to carry
out their designs, since no man knows
better than he the kind OF boat needed
for the purpose OF the company, nor how
to build it, The model and machinery,
while similar to, are an Improvement IN.
on the little steamer Phaeton, which is the
fastest boat on the upper Ohio.
Her Dimensions will be: length 200 feet
with 30 feet beam and hold feet 0 inches,
wheels Is feet in diameter with IS feet
buCketG. Her cylinders will be 90 inches
with feet stroke, steel boilers, two in
number,.24 feet long, 80 inches in diameter
with llues. She will be finished in April
and will cost in the neighborhood' OF
twenty thousand dollars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-04
Hosts OF People are Mnrtyr,

To sick headache, that infallible symptom
Of disordered stomach, liver and bowels.
Many suffer from It as many as three or four
times q week. They do SO needlessly, for
Hostetter's Stomach lIitterS by toning The di.
Eestive organs and regulating the bowels and
liver, removes the cause, and dispcls the min.
iul symptom. The intimate sympathy be.
tween the brain and the abdominal region
causes the slightest disorder affecting the latter
70 DC rejected, as 1t were, in the organ OF
tiers when the digestive, sOcretiye and eyacns.
tive functions are in state OF chaos, has other
and more beneficial results, viz, the CONFLICT
nutrition Of the whole physical economy. Inc
restoration Of appetite and repose, and an in.
crease In the power OF the system to resist ali.
eases OIL malarial type. XwYAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-04
A MeslIeIne Cbest for az Co,,.

Perhaps no one medicine Is 80 universal.
required by everybody as good ca,bT,m.
SwAiNEs TAR AND SARsAPARiLiA PHI are NV
pared expressly to meet this necessity b6; H.
composed Of purely vegetable ingrriIfut.. Y
which PodOphyllin or Mandrake, Pine H..
Tar, saraparilla, Yellow Dock and other r 81"
centrated Juices enter largely into their c yS,
position the whole strength Of which /, SS
tracted on an entirely new principle, Tbss
are mild In their operation, produce mo pri;
Ing, and are truly valuable purgatiye, nSs5
ent, Rnti'bllious and cathartic medicine fLo.
stimulate the liver to healthy action claoN..
the stomach and bowels Of all impuril;ss
Curing sick and nervous headache. dySle%,i.
or indigestion, bilious, or intermittent rehI S
tent and congestive fevers, languor dnn%.
ness aching pains In the back, head Till,
chills, with llushes Of heat female irrpVuIs sI'
ties, and for bilious and cOstive habI, N.Y.
medicine 9 so prompt and GfIectual as n,
SwATNE's TAR AND SARsAPARILLA PIIlS i
your druggist or StorekeCper has not rot tbsr
or will not procure them for you, wa MI
forward them by mail on receipt Of price I'm H.
currency or postage stampsl, 25 cents a boz, nv y,
i've boxes for 81. Address letters, III, SwsyS.
d Son, No. $50 North Sixth Street, PhisiS.
phia. vwyaS "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-04

VIZ are surprised to zee so many still suffer.
Ing with neuralgia and Rheumatism, when
they can be cured We know the feeling
which exists among very many-"that any
medicine which Is advertised must be hum.
bug" This may be true In some cases, but
when we know ola remedy which has become
so popular as Iawson's Curative. and we have
such conclusive evidence Of the good II has
accomplished, Il Is more than folly not TO
make trial OF It, and satisfy yourselves that
all the proprietOB claim for Il Is true. In such
diseases as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Headache, Sore Throat, Lame Back, and
Toothache, We can safely say that no remedy
either In physiCian's prescription or in propfi.
etary form, has effected more cures than Law.
sons Curauve.i rrhs&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-04

CHARLEY KocH.-Constable Love is back
from Weston, where he landed Charley
Koch, the South Side saloonatic, in the
Asylum. At Clarksburg Charley got OBJ.
streperous, and commenced smashing up
the furniture in the hotel ut a vigorous
rate. Love interiered, and Koch, who is
large and powerfully built man, turned on
him like an enraged tiger. The attaches OF
the hotel were too badly frightened to 90
to Loves assistance, andthere was danger
OF him getting severely handled, when
Tom Mckee, Q commercial tourist from
this city who happened to be in town at
the time, came to his rescue. Koch had a
chair in the air, and was about to strike
Love with it, when Mckee interfered.
Koch was then securely shackled, and no
more trouble was experienced with him
during the journey. Upon entering Wes-
ton, and noticing the Asylum buildings
Koch remarked that it was the best hotel
in town. and he would stop there. He
entered the building with the firm conyic.
ton that it was hotel.