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nI'AULTTN's LECTURE,

~ AO44lpA'S 4sENIUkE.
John McAul!Ht rpglnecE. delivered 40 I'D.
dress lu Uhllch uall at y o'clock Tes,erday AZ.
tcrnoon, before a,nall audience. Iis subyec.
was "Whas Eight Iluufs Will Not Do for the
Worklngman."
Nefore entering upon Ills address, Mr.. Nc.
Aul[n stated tilat hc wistud It understood t,lAt
he WIS not there 10 strnk to thpsu holprp him
l!nusE thu auspices Of anybour but John slc-
Aul!il, anu the Views advanced by him were
1udy else lilo acknowledged that his ideas tlf.
tered from those Uf tho lnost Of the working.
men, but hu believed them ~ be currcct.
lio ANNOUNCED TINT he should taku tic ylcws
marks. He SAID liz regarded Mr.. sctEing u.,,I
nenta of the principles than Mr. lra SscwarI.
'IIa train VI thought promulgated by tl!oso
labor 1rou, ten to eight a,l4 ihr abolition Vi
cAildssns laooF was tl'at, by increasing ll.e d..
1nanu for labor, this would eatsu ltlc price of
everything ~ tho production lIne, aud so il
sn Wou!a & g. on aroand, sts a,a the argument WAS
~ 1851, two hours were taken lruua legal
days labor, mAkIng 1t tcn hours lustcaI u
Twelve. IL 1854, aieEs occurred paulc equal,
II not Ereaters than tho cue which we had lust
passed through. 30 ti'nes weEo not luaIo
Reduction, Ut hours Ia day's Iubur.
Tls speaker went ou 10 say 1lat when our na-
ton reduced tas 41urs ot lsbor, countries aud
largo cities were more tso1ated lhan t!ley ure at
tlsu present ltnle. which fact was favorable to-
aucll revolution. lie thought that tl!e cost ot
living had greak deal t0 do with regulating
tits pftcs Ut iabur. la order to make t4ls
movement ausccsst tho scheme must acquire .
universal fasor anouga all the Working ncopla OF
the world. II thts was not done, capitalists
would remove tlac!r machinery to other parts,
"a lss EoxlAh renewed th.ir large irot.
manufacturlcs To Belgium. III or]rf 70 ulaku
the e'ght-Aaur schetus SUCCESS. they must eAu.
cato ta1a lae2rng people OF all countries to tbs
Idea, tn aeeortia,cs With tlle ''geueEal leyol +"
Idea advanced by hfr. Stewart. The Chinesa
wsrs RAGS Of inlita.uss, tiB very kind OF tabor.
urs most desired by capltaIlsts. They did not
originate their prcsent modo VI workmanship,
but thcy had simp!y tccu Initiating fus thou.
sAnds oi ysals, lie though! 1t woull bo ex.
tretely difficult to convince tl,ese cuhuiug peu.
pie that t. was for ti.et individual aterssts 10
work eight huurs q day Instead Of ten,
They had reached the 1itu,s OF possibility
III their isuRuaxs, and, iu order to make lhcn.
comprehend thia or any now principle, they
must educate LIS children OF Chl1a In auolLsr
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SOLDIERS REUNION,

The Thirteenth Annual Reunion Of tho sur.
vtvlng members Of tile War Of TIC Rebellion, In
Central Illinois, will take place At rrlucoytl]c.
ILL.,, on Wednesday. Sept. g. 1870.
Gen: John A. hogan will deliver the address.
and Gen. T. ]. Henderson and Col. Clark t.
Carr haye acceptrd 6h Invitation 10 bo prescas.
9evernl tnilltfa companies and section OF mr.
tttlery wilt bo present anil take part 10 shnIn
battle. For further particulars SOC psogramtnca
D. D. McDouaAt. Hcc'y,
ParNusvlLLR, ill.,, Aug. 2, 1879.
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The United Order OF American Dricklayers
held special meeting at No. 81 West Ran
dolph street yesterday Afternoon, and, after
quite lonv session, adopted an amendment TO
taclr constitution which does away With SUBJ
contractors. Peter Marr ts President OF the
organization.
The plumbers met ut No. ITO North DesplaIues
street yesterday afternoon, aEd tuF1ued Union
BY clect!ng tue following officers: President,
". I. Shannon; Vlce-Pres.deut, ]. r. Palleu;
Corresponding Secretary, ". II. OIiphznt;
Financial Secretary, William Smms; Treasurer,
William Downs; and DooEkespvr, Thomas Call
iahsu. Another meeting will be held weak
Atucc.
met yesterday AFTERNOON u No. 81 Lake street.
The attendance was amall, aud the object OF
the neetlnF to elect otisets. I. ]. Morgan
was elected orgsuizat; I, H!.es. Rseosders aud
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effect, Tho dessort.plsses ato decorated With
fruits an1diqcnoas to the country. Tho plntcs
for crackers cheese, and cigars will 10 furtished
veraation. In form they will resemble an ln{itnn
plate, which Is q still willow bent in a ctrcin
with thin strips Of willow or reols woven ncross.
Mr. Dsvas' beautiful Indian blanket, On which
last ucarns. ~8"
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lEalhnA.

The report OF the agricultural atatIsitcs 0.
lreialld for 1875 Inns tcen Fceeutty issued, lu
1871 thero were, iu round numbers luUO, ,0l,O
ac1ea Ut lallu cultivated In ireland. But Of ihjs
NuH.tty w. w avres Weru last year returned ~
havlhG b2eu 2band0ueu to earreAncsa. The to.
tAl number Of occupters Of agricultural lands
durlhE 1aat year was Isl ,4l9, being 22,.2s4 le.s
than 10 1H77.
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A mnss.mcetiug Of tcamst,rs was hold at
Flnucauca Hail, corner Ut Archer avenue and
Dceslng atrect, yesterday Afternoon. Tho Oh
1ect OF tic meeting was To obtain the views OF
the teasters OF this elty on the subj Get Off ltv-
lug pricc for scaminE. i large plumber Of rcp-
rescntatlyc teamstcrs were In attendance. Mr.
Hamun was called to tho chair, nnd explained
the oDject Of the meeting, stating TINT It Vaa
necessary to organize Teamsters' Union Tor
Bclf-proteetio4l.
III. Kshoo inoycd that Untou be organized,
and TINT officers bo u1cctcd. Acting upon this
suggestion, Mr. uaman was elected President,
Mr.. KeEue Secretary. and BIE Dyer Treasurer
Vi the Union.
Mcssrs- lilon, Rudolph. Turtcl, Tracey,
johnson, and kanc were appoiutcdn committee
to sec about MI increase III Wnges, nnl rcouested
to report at the next ncettuE.
After sosho o9urther business tho meeting ad-
jourued Until next Sunday.
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new pFlnrlpIo; ~ '0' ~ ' '4" @''e
'Tl,t. speaker satd tlint ruling parties were
cycyv strcnk of nrosnerify whfrj, mint awnor,
ncross ,.,e country. IL il,us,ratton Of this, nj.
NcAuliff Quoted from a succeh mnds In Wis.
cousin not Ioug sincc hy Nepublcaf puli.
tlcsan. llcnskcl tie question whether tLera
Wisconsin who could rot apt work ii
hu wanted It, and snoko Of ti,e
present prosperity of the country, which he Dc.
elarcd 10 bs permanent, Ravc slie credit to tho
Tie Republican ticket, which bad r,Yen tncm
such advantages,
afr. SlcAulllf nado d pereopsl erp1snatIon.
lie had been aecllscti OF inconslaseuc IN turn
Ing tE out VIII tc procession last routtl, Of july.
}arty, ind had belonged to il sinco lls organ!za.
tLon, a,ld he went with the Marty wherever il
went, Notwithstanding lie might hnyo private
opiniohs u his own which differed from those
lio alludcal to the grcat private monopo1lsts
Of tho country. Vanderbilt had bought no iii
sl'c smaller railroads which were tributary to
bis own powerful artery, and controlled the
Alr. Vanderbilt had bought rancho of come
hundreds Of thousands OF acres, anL was going
to raising rattla a. an experiment. II hs was
successful, we might next year look for him to
ranchetnau could compete with hImi Owning
all the railroads, he could tako advantage Of Tho
markets 10 transport Its own cattle. md, II
there weronos cars enough after be had shipped
they could got.
You could never curc a drunkard Of h!a ytce
bY continually Returning to hts habits. Neither
could you reform any OWL iu society by referring
to It continually. hir. McAultN thought tilat
tho desired revolution could only bo secured BY
progress ami enlightenment, which wou,tt mako
people haye what they wanscd for their comfort,
profit OF no prolt. private capital recognized
nothing but sordil gain; It had no sympathy for
ANYTHING In tho Way Ut comfort, progress, or
civilization, and Il know no home. lie thought
the people could NOT afford to walt the slow
operations Of "nmoliaratiDg measures.'' and
Tic power Of the pulpit, the press, money, and
the Gatllng 0uu were poHerless to work the de-
etred result.
Tile speakcr did not take much stock IN the
"JnnketiDH Comu,ittce,n as be called 1t, and he
thouEht their mission Ind been failure. 30
long as society was In such state MS It now
was, there could be nothing done without
complete and thorough revolution, mud, looking
at tho blar!s list as It stood to.day,-wlth til
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dinners Under lhe trees, t!c!r minds filled with
Visions Of the future wilrn l,tr should Tcst !n
The shadows of their uwn forests, mid bthou
t1,ctr trlda OF wnyiuE uraIt. In the aftcrnoon Il
littlo tinueir9 was luauIget In ty tue moro yola-
tile members OF tltc COMPANY, willis thu middle
aged grayelr lookel on. The company was or.
who wcro ron.iticrfng tho serious problem of
where 10 plcll their trnts arl herd their ocks.
T1lcru was no speocl-snaklno, no resolutions, no
fotna'ittcs whatever, but every ot1a scented 10
thankful for tho ela sun lhc frec alt, aud ti,e
frcstl frtsle. Doubtless tIe ncw coiuny, which
has secc.td forty sections Of land In body,
will soon be nblo tu BID adeu 10 the crowded
strerts Of a punutuus citv, and take up lt,clr
picnic.
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THE o'KEEpE SHOOTING,

THs TotiNG MAN IN A rNEoAnlous CoNplTIoN.
John O'kecfc, the young man living at No. 80
Alexander strcot, who was shot Saturday night
At the corncr Of Porttaud ayenuo and Ffuuell
street, WIS yesterday IN quito precartous con-
iltion. AZ o'clock fn the morning It was
thought Tint be was dying, md . physician mud
priest came to his bedside ut ouce.
Yesterday nftcraoon, however, hfs condition
WA greatly improved, and tho attending phy-
s'clans had hopes Of hs recovery. Tho wound
Is very severe anu painful one, and lnccratcd
the outer edge OF the lung for nearly lis cn:iro
length. The danger lies tn the Inflammation.
The story Of the shooting, or rather tho two
stories, arc atltl a1hcrct to, md arc about ns
published Ia Yesterdays TRIBUNE. Young
U'keetc fs given all excellent character, md.
though only seven months On lht road and
90 years Of ago, ha was given M engine to run
last Saturday. Ills fcllow-worxinen weru great
y entca, aNd OF course his success lad to ho
celebrated Wth sundry lIbatlons. lie drank
tsso glasses Of Eil,gct-ae anu smoked j. cigar,
20 etat liquor had nothing to Do With hts mis-.
as Ills companion, Mueller, said he did, ald to
his folks al hume hu yesterday reluted 4 story
precisely similar 70 that told by 3tuchler und
published yesterday.
Clifford, ou thu other hnnd, adheres to bis
story tllat ttlc two men cndeavored 10 rob him
Of h!s watch ntM chain, antl SAYS that after cs-
Gaping from thc,, he ran into hla house, rot his
revolver, and then returned anl Hired upon
them. When he first fired they wcrc about lou
icet away. a1.l about hiock away when he fred
the second und third shots. liz says be f6 not
sorry lur what he did, and says that he was OF
sound mind at the time, although be Ind drank
some beer III the presence Of fErc-sfarslIal
Barry nild some otl!er respectable cislxens. uo
belonged 10 the Fathcr Matllrw Temperance
Society until last Christmas All fortfier en-.
ploycra will, he. says give hu an excellent
character, including Father Jul,n "aidron, OF
whose church l,o il assistant sexton. He Ii 81
years of nge. n,ld has wlfc ind two children.
The house OF the O'Kccfos, No. 10 Alexander
etrcet1 aud ll,at Of William Clifford, NJ. 80
Finocll atrcet, adioiu almost back to back on
tile same alley. 'rllry, however, did nut know
each otttcr, atid had no gradGcs. The na:gh-
bors about The paen give tho wounded boz O
splendid regulation, but say that Clifford has
becn !qusrrct|ag wttt. everybody, Including bis
own fnui!y, ahd that be Is out of health, and
Of very suriy temperament. Bomu
also say tliat some years ago Clifford wns not
banc md he himself allows It., though lie says
that does not Aguso in ting prcsent caso at ali.
Soma of those living In tllc yictnlty heard tho
iirat shot, and saw tlo others, and corroboratu
Mnchlctfs statement tint Clifford wounded hts
man ut the fisst llrc, md fired twice aftpr ho
lad fallen Into bls com DantOllfA aYtlls.
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~, Wtnso"'s HootLng Syrup. for children
and ails}s sli patu. 2a csut4. Asuiu limitations.
, 1879-08-04

Gold snapt, wind, or snn tonshen Tho skin.
Heal and soften II With ulenn'a Sulphur Soap.
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4, Good drawefe.: Tho CLEARS sold by Dawson ond
rho Institution that sctis thcm. ~
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
N0I!CE-ARCMTTECTS, AND CONTRACTORS
~ Ws, tho y. .. 4: Drlckayert, will hut work On
4nf e9p,cunt!aets let ntter thia date, Aug. l. Il,
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A DINNER.

American ntvalinE French Art-Thaodors
II. Davis Making DcstEns for N1nnsr-
set tor the W!sttc fIruso-Ifow the TruJoot
Was Des1 sed and gucccsafuliy Carried
nue
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A Medicine Chest for rs Cents.

Perhaps no one medicine Is 20 uniyeraily
required by everybody as q good Cathariit
sWAYEE's TAR AND SARsAPARILLA Put anpr-
pared expresSlyto meet this necessity, bling
composed OF purely vegetable ingredients, j
which PodOphyllin or Mandrake, Pine Trt
Tar, Sarsapasilla, yellow Dock and other con
centrated Juices enter largely into their CON,
position; the whole strength Of which i tI'
tracted on an entirely new principle. They
are mild in their operation, produce no gir
ing, and are truly a valuable purgatye, aTAr
ent, anti:bilious and catllartic medicine, They
stimulate theliver to healthy action, cleans
the stomach and bowels OF all impritie.
Curing sick and nervous headache, dyslFIsiI
or indigestion, bilious, or intermittent, remit
tent and congCStiVe fevers, languor, drowd'
ness aching pains In the buck. head, slight
chills, with AuShes Of heat female Irregular
ties, and for bilious and c0Stive habit, NJ
medicine = so prompt and ciTrctua as Ds.
SwAYNEs TAR AND SGRsAPARlLLA riLH. II
your druggist or storckecpor lurs not got them,
or will not procure them for you We will
forward them by mail OH receipt Of price, in
currency or postage stHmpSl, 2iccnt> box OF
I'VE boxes for 81. AddrcSslcttcrS, Ilr, SwayIr
& Son, No, $3.50 North Sixth Street, rhiIaleI.
phla, NWr4w
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Cough short breath, pains in .l,s ,i''
breast, fever night swcatS, tlckIin, Wv w, sae y
rrising In the throat, nervous drhiii,S V .l
ia, or loss Of voice, kidney Affection 4 al'aos.
avoid all dangers resulting trum thr oS W. u
know OF no remedy SO pleasant anj S,'.,l =,
as Dr. Swayne's Compound SyTnn [ AZ NY,
Cherry. II Is equally valuable IN all I,,",T Wy
and Asthlnatic affections Prudcntlv , n..ytal
this valuable remedy before yerioiI, r ny
nary affection Is developed. II may be w .TI1 !.
state that DR., Swayne, the Discover, w" w 4, .
and other valuable remedies, graInstSi T. y, "a
University Of Pennsylvania, and wos n, ~ W. Y
connected with the philadelphia WS~r,..s,aA
which brought to his especial carr an ndS't J.
sight vast variety Of diseases, both SCS,S ~"
chronic. We therefore can, viii, c0ns s'I ~
recommend DR.. .Swaync's COMPOUND srrps !
Wild Cherry, and Would caution orr rsaI v
to be very particular to obtain the o ,fs4t1
and only genuine Wild Cherry ComnSns4
as prepared only by DR.. Swavnc 4 H. yD n,
North Sixth St, Philadelphia. Trial nv Boti s
Is cents; large size, 81, or half dozen 4 IN
by leading druggists, W M Te'
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Tue CoLD SNAr.-The weather has mod.
Grated somewhat during the past two
days, and although the mercury has as.
Cended the glass tube OF the thermometer
some twenty degrees, we do not observe
that the apprehension OF q heated term in
the public mind has become either wide.
spread or general. Fans have not vet
come into popular use, and cabbage leafs
are not generally worn In the hat as a
preventive Of sunstroke. la.I ......
Schnepf, the Opera House druggist, runs
q weather bureau in connection with his
establishment, which, although not carried
on in style as magnificent as the depart.
ment Of his illustrious colleague, hOld
Probabilities" at Washington, furnishes
some interesting results, OF which the
readers oftlle ISTELLIdESCER have reaped
the benefit more than once. Schnepi's
meteorological record for Saturday Is as
follows: "a. NJ, zero; l2 ~, 50 above; 3 p.
81, s. above; Z i. NJ, O. above. Yesterday
at \. ". the thermometer registered 40
above, at noon 70 above, and thence hour.
~ as follows: y. NJ, s. above; 9 p. ~, 50
above; JEM,, % above; 4 +. NJ, 81 above;
. PuM., l0' above; q y. ~, 10' above; Z =.
", TO- abovei r. NJ, liz above; 0 y. NJ,
l0e above.
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The wagon wheels spoil the sleighing.
SLErGntSo on the suburban roads con.
tinues fair,
TnE Ice men are improving each shining
hour these days.
ICR oughtto be furnished next summer
on a cold weather basis. p ,
TnR new Board Of Commissioner meets
this morning at 10 o'clock, to organize.
TnE man who has not yet secured anew
almanac or calendar Is behind the times.
The new officers OF Black Prince Lodge,
X. OF p, were installed on Saturday night.
TnE Republican City Convention will
be held at tie Court House this afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
THouGlT II Is Knightly affair the Cy.
rene COMMANDERS banquet comes only
once q yea.
TnR Bellaire PhoROgraph has suspended
publication. The cold wave tof public
Opinion) froIe II out. i.
UPto 10 o'clock last night only two or.
rests had been reported by our blue.coated
guardians Of the peace.
HARRY OLIVER was drunk and disorder.
" In the First Ward on Saturday night,
and was run in to the cooler by cop.
THE work OF putting up the machinery
for the blast furnace near Grafton Is being
pushed forward rapidly by Sweeney 4
Son.
TnE train on the G. & p. Road due at Q
=. NJ. Saturday was detained about two
hours by the breaking Of wrist Of the 10.
conceive.
IT Is feared that John Burk, the milk.
man whose feet we're frozen about ten days
since, will have TO submit TO the amputa.
ton Of both members.
TIE John Elliott mentioned in our po-
lice court report on Saturday morning Is
not the gentleman Of that name who re-
sides in North Wheeling.
LAST evening the gas In the auditorium
Of the Second Presbyterian Church failed
to respond 10 the sections match. The
pipes had frozen, and the usual services
were held in the Sabbath School room.
TRAINS on the B. K o. Railroad have not
been running regularly for several days,
owing 10 the deep snow on the noun.
tains On Saturday last, we understand, q
passenger train was SHOWED up" for sew
eral hours at Deer Park tits thought the
trains will he running on schedule time
again to-day.
TIE military companies OF the city are
making arrangements TO celebrate Wash.
ington's birthday with a grand reunion and
parade. The companies ut Monndsville,
Fairmont, Barnesville, Rellaire, Steuben.
vile, st. Clairsville and other points will
DO invited to participate in the celebra-
ton. The Sheridan Rifles will hold re-
ception at Turner Hall on the afternoon
and evening OF the day.
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PERSONAL MRSrloN.-Capt. G. W. Harri.
son, a former resident Of this citv, was re-.
elected Mayor OF Piedmont last Thursday
Mr.. J. Frank Smith, u well known resi-.
dent Of Elm Grove, died on Friday even.
ing last, after protracted illness. ~"
Mr. D. Z. stalnaker, Of Greenbrier coun.
y, Is IN the city making his headquarters
Mcssrs. ]. II. Laine and W. II. Myers
representing Barlow, Wilson, Primrose
Saturday. vs.
Professor John l.. Steele, Principal of
the High School at Parkersburg, Is SPEND.
Ing q few days with his parents at the n.
+. Parsonage, North street.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Jones, the Eleventh
street tobacconist, welcomed nine .pounti
baby girl to his home yesterday, .,,''.TI =
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Those complaining OF sore throat boarv..
ness, coughs, Or taking their nJeat \, Usii :,
should use sBrowh'S Bronchial T,o cTI' i,
dhelr efficacy Is wonderful The renniSa h,
John !. Brown 4 Sons, Boston" on each b .',I'
and is sold by Logan, List 4 Co. and ev yoS,
esspsgise onlyiin boxes, at Is cents Bswsrys
Browns Comphorated Dentrifriec nos.ossO,
tiIe best Ingredients for preserving and b.ssa
9iy,ns tue teeth. Price Csc, large bottles ''"
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IWl.h krerrho1Ir 10 Knnu

Rev. George II. Ttnyer an old ci,,,eud
this vicinity known to every one MS q mos h.
tiuential citizen, and Christian Minister Of X.
ME-, Church, Just this moment Ston,,J n
our store to say: ~ wish everybody ID knn \,
that ! consider that both myself and wife on.
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Curn il
IL having a tremendous sale over our colln.r,
and isgiving perfect satisfaction in all ca>p,ci
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has dan,
DRs. MATCmETr Il FRAME
Bourbon, Ind, May 49,. 1875.
Sold by II. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; e.
=. Dwight, oath and Chaplinc SITS; IanEbln
Bros 4 Co, Wheeling; and Husband, I IL.
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pGRsoxs afflicted wilh Plo,,,, !,

PEEsoSs afflicted with Rheumatism or Nan.
e tnlgla are the hardest to DO eonyineed tSat
pls5e y remedy. which viii reach their casa '
having been 50 often disappointed by medIcsi
Treatment as well as by tlle t,se OF noatSnsos
Clalhing TO be sure cures I.awSon's Cnrntisa
MS.a.lSdncoyered by achethist Of Lowell i Mas
oS S twenty-five yearFago, and since tben ~ :
LsIas EiaSa more cIres OF rheumatism. Man.
NY IiaSla, he Doloureaux, Diphtherla, HeSdSchs
~" " NERVOUS diseases than all other fomedIss
SonseIned 80 great Is the proportion Of sprSs
wen .;a. IN cases Of long standing that the mr.
prietors DO not hesitate 10 warrant it'Sihss
SSvpeIIiy used according to directions III
Wv eN'' y vi druggists, NwF4w
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When death was hourly expected ali -.
edics having failed, and Dr.. H. Jo%s. W''
experimenting with Indian lem w. W
dentally cured his only child Of C"n,,, "e ~
and now gives this Recipe free ZOE tw" WIZ
to pay expenses. oNaAN
Philadelphia, Pa. '''- ''''vS 'ut;
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PROBABLY no one preparation has received.
much praise from its patrons, nor is NJ 49,,
Ing Of commentator uS Halls Hair EcrsT'.,
We but echo the voice Of the milan. vi
have used II when we pronounce i i Il. " ",
Hair D'essing b. he rOrLd. II stands ,lpriy,Ii.j
Those who are affected with diEaSsoits
scalp accompanied with itChineor irritation
find relief and renewal in thi, inyaIUsb.
remedy. When the hair is inclined TO HI
of, a moderate. use Of the Remover Nh M
strengthen the roots Of the hair, and prss,,
I, and II 1t exhibits tendency to t,Irn ,'S M,
y will restore the natural cuor-FsSs
(ho.) Telegraph. n,T
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The greatest boon to children teethine and
Tor curing Wind Collie, DiarfhGa and other
us peculiar to children, Is the renowned MIS-
WinsIowA Soothing Syrup, u, safe and certain MI,
g e Sssy 9irsftiohs with every bottle. Price,
Browns vcrmifuge Comats for expellinv
worms, are the most uniailing and pleasant
contection In the world. Price Is cents, For
sale bytLogan, Iist& Co, and by ali. druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-06
Cut thIs Out-I. May saye Your m.

There Is no person living but what ,u,E.,
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs Cop
or Consumption, yet some would dic ntb,,
than pay 70 cents FOR a bottle of medicine M
would cure them. DR.. A. BOSchccS l;srT M,
Syrup has lately been introduced in hi, conn.
try from Germany, and It's wOndmu, sln,
astontsh every one thattriCs II. II yOu donL
what We say In print, cut this Ont and ,aks 4,
to Your Druggist, and get sample bottle 6r
lCeents and try 1t, ora regular Size for - sent.