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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-16
THE FRENCH WITS.

In O police court:
The Judge-"How dare you break at night
into this gentleman's apartment"
The prisoner-"Your honor, before you up
you denounce me. for stealing at night. When
shall steal?"
Prudhomme asks the prospective tenant Of
one OF his houses:
HAS madame any children"
1.-TWO little girls-one ten and the other
eight years ls o. old" ,o.rs :. tho o,aor nro
sume."
Eyes, sir, and the other is the younger"
"Thank you. l was about to ask that"
"What pretty children, aud how much they
look alike" says O, during first visit at q
friends house.
"They are twins" his friend explains.
"What both Of 'emf" exclalms O. greatly
Interested.
B, who has conceived quite liking for 9, In
vites him occasionally to his house.
He met him the other day.
"Uome and dine with me this evening""
NO" responded 9, hesitatingly.
"Oh, come along"
"Well. But lend me louis"
"a louisw
"Yes," replied the modest @. 81 have dined
at your house dozen times, and have never
yet presented bouquet to your wife,
An affecting passage from Daniel Rocbat:''
In the middle OF grand love scene the hero
Inc asks her lover:
"How shall bury you, my adored one?"
Surprise Of the adored one.
II hope to outlive you, my DEAR" she con-
tinues, resuming the cheerful subject. "Men
leading the active life OF politics die early,
you know. Tell me, how shall bury you
religiously or cvllly."
And 80 the play continues.
A worthy citizen asks his neighbor:
What Is this floating debt that 1 hear
spoken Of 80 frequently"
Neighbor, looking greatly astonish ed:
Don't you know It's easy enough to see.
1t Is the marine budget
A well known artist gives his last work to
porter to convey to the salon.
BE careful, be careful" says he. "the pic
ture Is scarcely dry"
"Oi never mind," exclaims the porter, "my
clothes are old"
In salon q lady listens to the piano per-
formance Of q uirtuoso with an air OF profound
detection.
Dor.
why, no. Not very. try to bear my
pleasure very patiently"
A play writer takes to well-known mana
ger drama founded on the history OF Lady
| Jane Grey.
The manager takes it to read.
| The next time the author calls, he says:
Your piece iS very interesting, but It en- dS
too sadly. Is 1t necessary to have Jane Grey
die?"
The Tunisian Railway is finished as far as
the Algerian frontier. The last portion OF IT.
some forty kiiometres-haS just been handed
over TO the working company.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-16
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following were recorded yesterday NJ tne
,fflce OF the Board OF Health:
BIRTHS.
Mrs. Pierre Duclos. a son.
Mrs. Ctspar Kreis, q. son.
Mrs. Edward Dtnkeldesn. son.
Mrs. Thoe Barr. q son.
Mrs. Edward DeBanc. daughter.
MABRIAgEs.
John Wolf to Louisa Hennin0s.
Geo. aumpert to Amanda Prechter.
DEATHS.
Denis Cahill. so years.
Emile Quintal. year.
Jogephtns Francois. 81 years.
Anna T. Zsngel. So years.
VIM. West. al years.
Jamee Ray. days.
VIM. b. Dodi. . months.
Joseph Shelly, years.
r.. Rivr ra, az years.
Josephine Westerhaus. 2B days.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-16
PERSONAL.

We had the plea1ur, yesterday OF grasping
the hand OF that gallant and esttmable gentle
man, VIM. J. Bra, ,nard, captain OF the Mobile
rank and ile OF our militia. among whom he Is
great favcrite. Oapt. Brainar ls aecompa-
MED over here by a number OF gent eman COM
posing the Lee Association of Mobile; they are
Ia eur city on an excursion OF pleasure We
hal the honor OF an Introduction to Melor
Stephen Groom. president OF the association;
The Major is an old Confederate. and served
with dIstinetIon during the late war.
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CASES CONTINUED.
First District Court.

Assistant District Attorney Baker. acting
yesterday filed an informa mation ag ainst A. L..
Bicochs. charging him with obtaining $3.50
The accused was arrested on a capias and
placed under bonds.
Jules Fasson-Assault and bait cry.
EoLLE PRosEQUI.
Herman Oatman-Ill-treating a dumb ami
NAL.
CONVICTED,
sAugustine Pierre-Larceny; recommended
TO the mercy OF the court.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession Of A. O'Dewd.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE pAR-
- ish Of Orleans, No. 18.8s6-Notics is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to all
other persons herein Interested to sh0wea
within ten days from the present notification. Il
any they have or can. why the final account pre-
sented By Alfred Moulton. testamentary exeeH.
tor In this estate. should not be approved and
homolgated. and the funds distributed In aa-
eordance Herewith,
BY order OF the court.
ap1 1s 2os JOHN HERBERT Clerk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-16

Flash d Dolsen vs. Hlbernia Insurance Com
pany.-Judgment for plaintiff recognizing
twenty-five shares OF stock.
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Fifth District Court.

Jules A. Floret ct al. vs. Thomas Fl. Handy ct
als.--Judgment against defendant except Sc
curity. Ballejo.
John. Fitzpatrick. ct al vs. Thomas Fl. Handy
ct al.-New trial refused.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-16
First Recorders Court,

VIM. Smith, carrying concealed weapon ;
superior Criminal Court. bonds $3.50.
s. George Washington, assault and battery; $500
bonds. First District 'urt.
Isaac johnson and Lucas Carrier; $3.50 each,
First District Court.
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Sneak Thief.

At 6 o'clock Wednesday evening thief en-
tered Mrs. Hearsey's house. No. 81 Felicity
street. and carried away property to the
amount OF $40.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-16

NJEW ORLEANS, AND MOBILE RAILROAD
~ tMOn1LE FAST LINE)
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EABTgRE
CITIES.
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY PAS.
EENaER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday. April 4. 1890. traini
will arrive and leave depot. foot Ct Canal street
as follows:
LEAVE, t. ARRIVE.
No. / Express No. 4 Express.
daily. z 100 am daily. 100 am,
no. . Express No. Exprese
daily.-......S $500 r.Il, daily .,..-..10.00 p,rn
No. s Coast Ae- mo. Coast Ac-
oommodaHn commodati'n
daily except - daily except
Sunday. .....8:B0 p.Yr Sunday -. :2e am,
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping CAi
Rerthg secured In advance ON application at thu
office corner Camp and Common streets. opEo
0 b. b. ROBINSON. Superintendent.
dII IL J.W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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DAILY LETTER LIST.
Ladies' List.

Ladies' List.
Freeman Jennie miss Graysnn Annie miss
Harris Oailly mrs Howard Cnas mrs
Ksnnedy Josephine !. 'ng l. l. mrs
Vaughan Mary mrs Morgan Jennie mrs
Martin Nancy mrs Mollen mrs
Powers Katie A Russell b mrs
Smith Marie miss Bomerau mrs
Gentlemen's List
Bedford james Batiste mr.
Halter A y R4attia ] B
Bnrbery Andrew Beggs Henry
Boswell NJ F5 CarIfn l.
Deabalpa Balleas Datchsr Dennis
Deiotd n Drummond Vim
Fihey lin Clues A
Goodman JD aaillard August
Hhrves Jas jenkins Geo
Levy A W I.tabb Jonn, jr
Leathers George Matthew's A A
May Alex Massot Oscar
Marigny HG Nicholas A O.
Nash Tnnep Osbourne " u
Rivers Henry ktonerJ II Gco
Unser Wm Wheeler Al
Wjsham Geo Williamson M
Unmailable Letters.
NOT PREPAID.
Brown Bertha miss Humble Lionel mrs
Powell dsoC LoRory l. mrs
MIspIRBcrgD.
Crsbb CIV Dale Glover
Harney Mike Philips Sylvan
Scott FS Wilson william
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Superior Criminal Court.
MOTIONS.

W, B. Brooks. alias W. 81. Clarke. uttering
and publishing as true false. forged an d coun-
terfeited document Plea OF guilty withdrawn
and demurrer filed and argued by ]. j. Foley
counsel for defense. and taken under advise
! ment by the court
CASES CONTINUED.
Joseph Celesttn alias Caillon. Cha rles Nor
ris, ]. L. Alugar and James Gtiffln. shooting
and wounding with intent to commit murder
Continued until the twenty seventh,
Mortimer Edsen. arson. Until twentieth
Instant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-16
Third District Court

Second District Court.
Emancipated- Cornelius Murphy.
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Saved from Being Robbed.
Wednesday evening Ofisers Msteye and
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-16
AUCTION SALES.
by Montgosnery q 90.

MONTGOMERY b CO.. AUCTIONEERs-
Solicit consignments OF Household Furniture
Carpets. Paintings. Libraries and General
Merchandise for their regular auction salea
held at II o'clock q. m. every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
Sales at residences attended TO at moderate
charges. Au17
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KATLK0AEHg.
- -----
new ORLEANS, SPANISH FORT
AND
LAKE RAILROAD.

Depot Corner Canal and Basin Streets.
On and after APRIL trains will. until fur
ther notice. leave as follows:
At $780, 0, and every hour after until o .. N. !:
then every half hour.
Last train from city at b. M: from the Fort
at ap. m. Arrangeme nts can be- made for specla
trains. r. b. WILLIAMS.
apf I'm GENERAL Manager.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-16

The Tunisian Railway Is finished as far ae
the Algerian frontier. The last portion OF IT.
some forty kilometres-has just been handed
over to tho working company.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-16

A play writer takes to a well-known mana
ger drama founded on the history of Lady
Jane Grey.
The manager takes 1t to read.
The next time the author calls, he says:
Your piece Is very interesting, but 1t en- ds
too sadly. Is 1t necessary to have Jane Grey
dsep"
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-16
wm. N. Pierson vs.. >. W. Madden.

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
ap2 1G % 80 mY4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-28

NEw YORK. December 2l.-Cottou exchange
closed. Flour firm; receipts So 600 barre.s:
exports $4,000 barrels; Superiine, Western and
State s. 00a4 90; common 10 good 81 0Oai IS;
good TO choice "a S0a6 rs; extra Ohio 81 2o
as IS; ST. Louis 81 25a8 IS: Minnesots patent
process So 6OaS Is. Wheat in fair demand;
receipts 600 bushels: exp'rts $4,000 BUSH
els; rejected spring e9casl 90: No. 2 Chicago
81 is; 70 2 milwaukee 81 II; store ungraded
a l0a1 20: No. 8 do 81 l51zai Ia; steamer
81 O5a1 O61< No. Q red s. l6kal II: No.. ! do
81 23xal "a; mixed winter 81 ls1zai II; Nc. 2
white 81 I2Hal IS; No do. sales 5000
bushels, at 81 lsNai i4Is; steamer do 81 l2a
1 l2k; No. 2 red December. Rales4s 900 bush
els, at 81 l69lal 161l: January, sales $50 oC0
bushels at 81 l6al Tx; February. sales 692,-
900 bushels at 81 l71Ial l9h; March sales
1900 bushels at 81 9nsl .204l: May, sales 49,
900 bushels ut 81 1eAal 9OX. Corn q shade
better; receipts g, 600 bushels; exports 40, G0U
bushelG ungraded 63a57c; No. 5, h3a53 Nc;
No. 2, 66s4a67J Nc; No. January 66ssa571 Nc:
Februsry 571Ia57 Nc; May 651la56hc. Oats
quiet and o shade stronger: receipts As 600
bushels; western mixed 4lai4c; white western
4sa46c. Hay dull and unchanged. Hops
quiet and steady. Coffee quiet and steady ;
ttio caryoes withdrawn from The stocF. Mo-
lass and sugar quiet and unchanged. Rice
quiet Hnd steady. Petroleum JUL and uns
changed United 9lxc; crude 6fa7kc: re.
fined exc asked. Tallow quiet, but firm at
6a6Nc. Ros,n firm at 81 SJal SIX. Turpen-
sine firm at 45hc Eggs steady and firm at
26.32c Pork dull; old MIS-, for export
quoted ct Sl2 Scala rs. Beef steady. Out
meats shade stronger long clear 81 l21S;
short clear 81 Al. Lard strong; prime
stPam IS 80. Butter dull and heavy at lSa27c
Cheese quiet, but firm at l0al2Hc,
CHICAGO, December 27.-Flour nominaIly
unchanged. Wheat strong and higher; No 2
red winter CSC; No. chicago spring 95ssa
s6s.c cash s6kc January; size February ;
Sales 951Sa971Sc February; No, 2, SSlas5c:
rejected 6Oa64c. Corn moderately actiye and
higrer at 36Hc cash; 36Ac January; S7kc
F. bruary: 42K May, sales 4lIa429Ec May;
rejected 32ka33c. Oats demand far and
prces higher at SOC bid cash; S0k January
SOxc February; 34Xc May. Rye At &c.
Barley fairly active and shade higher at
81 0sX. Flaxseed at 81 i6al ls. Pork active,
arm and higher ct 81 IS cash; sl2 S7ISs
l2 40 January; $I2 90 February; $I2 IS March.
Lard active, hrm and higher at S 40
cash: IS 40as AK January; 50 IS February
IS SIX March. Bulk meats fairly active and
a shade higher; short ib 50 90; short clear
6S5. Whisky unchanged at 81 II.
The following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday
m reported by John II. Hoon 4 Co., brokers
No. LEO Main street
n n
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and bia head Of ward stock. Total for the
T Ne. endire ibis day, s,ss2 head OF through
iS TSS S StocS ssd 1851 local stock the week
bsf1re The suyply for yard sales q very
| liant this week with Q few buyers on
hsnd: all here, hsWeyer. sold out There
we're a lev loads OF right good which met
with ready sales for the New York trade.
priees have not advanced from last week,
though no reliable quotations can be made
thus far.
HoOs-Receipts o,O6O head: tStal lCE ihe
week IS, 100 head, against 20 100 the week De- so
A47o.
sHEEP-Reeeipts 500 head. Total Tor the
week 1880 head, against lO,SU heaa tue
week before. Selling hrm and lVc highSf
than last week.
ouc.ao n.eambar 7.-Tha DroyerT Jour-
nal rsnorts:
Hoas-ReceIpts l1,6O0-hsad: shipments
none. Market in poorer grades slow but 9TH
ers active and Hrmer; poor mixed packing
a 4Ost 6n: light "a 60ai IS; choiceF heavy
Il 7Oal 80. fancy light S47O.
oArrLE-Receipts $500 head; shipments
noue. Market fairly active but lower III.
ports s. 2Oas 10; good to choice shipping
81 6sa5 Is; common lair thipplng - ogat ~ ~
butchers unchanged; common 70 far s2 goa
9 90; good TO choice 81 zoaS 20; stockes
81 601S so.
SHEEP-Receipts 800 head no shipments
Market in good demand at full prices; com nG
mon to good 81 OOa4 81; good TO extra - oVa
~ -. ,.,., 1ondor oro.s.
me 1oufna! S1 oJ,, tss L nSr can't. hest
catle nEIner anu assAhseI III Fl ss'' SS'
steers l'c' eneep s'ea1y' oe'. ~
CNcrNxAri, December T..Co os 0 quiet at a.
ll5sc. Flour quiet: family y oSat eoi lancy
lCss o. Wnest hsmeF NO Mo-, = fe a. "i nsts
ii " Goin easier 10 p1a $50. ~ y NJ
quiet; NO; mixed 1890 10y nye SH f.Ii
VIC D.. ps nntS. ~ u. en- nj lard s,ner at
~ 40 RnIE meat, ouiet and UNCHANGED.
Rscon dnil. clear Rib II rs. Whisky ST 10.
Ritter heavy and Unclaimed.
- D....L.. on wh..t s,o,dv. M
IS ShD %,oSiSan Ssc: No I'd WABASH spot
aa', fsnnsrv saHc. Fsbiuary 81 O3: March
81 o.: Aprl 81 ok; May 81 cox. Corn
quiet; No, SPOT 3sl<c; May 44ssSc; rejected
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BALTIMORE, December 27.-Flour lower and
dull; western suPerhno IS 5Oa4 90; do extra
81 25a5 o.; do family S. 26a6 90, Wheat,
western higher and closing easier and quiet /;
No. 2 western winter red, spot and Deem
Der S. 19IIal IS January 81 lSlal lSI1; Feb
ruary 81 1eLfal l61s; March 81 1s11al l93S.
Corn, western, quiet and steady: western
mixed, spot and December So <a6Skc; old 50
a53Kc: new JaRuary 53La531le: February
6SsEs6SHc. osts entirely nominal, in absence
OF receipts. Rye quiet at 81 90. Hay steady i;
Provisions dull and about nominal; mess
pork $l3 50 bulk meats, loose shoulders none
Offering; clear rio sides none Offering; do
packed S 0naT IS. Bacon, shoulders 50 25:
clear NIB sides s. 2Sc; hams SO 0oall 90.
Lard, refined 10 so. Butter quiet; prime to
chsice western packed lsa2ic; roll 20a23c.
E,Rs Steaoy; fresh 3la32c; lined 20a22c.
Petroleum nominal. Coffee strong; Rio car
Roes Ordinary to fair llAlSc. Sugar very
firm; A soft 9Kc. Whisky quiet at 81 lsl
al 10.
PHILApEIPHII. December 2.-FlouE dull
and no demSnd. Rye Aour dull at IS IS
Wheat firm: rejected atgn n iepot at 81 03K
No. 2 red elevator 81 IS; no, red Deem,
Der 81 lS1f bid, 81 1SH asked; January 81 II
bid, 81 l4k asked; February 81 l1h bid
81 i7N asked; March 81 isk bid. 81 Ish
isted. Corn dull; old yellow western 45Ilc
sail mixed December 64Ec bid, sc asked
January &c bid, 64ISc asked; February aIil
bid, 6lHe asked; March &1ie bid, 66Al
asked. Oats dull; No 1wbite 4se: No.
46Xc; No. 8 45c; mixed 44Ifc. Provision
quiet and unchanged, Butter dull aud easy
creamery extra 3Sa3Ic: good to choice so
SIC; New York and Bradford county Pa
extra, 2saSOc: frkinS 2Ixa26c; Western Re
serve extra 23a96c; god to choice isa32c. EgR
scarce and firm at 3'A3Tc Cheese dull bu
steatg; creamery l2Xc; fair u good ilH
llxc. Petroleum nominal at exc. Whisk,
dull and lower at 81
EAST LIsEETY,. December T.-CArTLE-
Receipts since Friday 1883 head OF througl
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P R o O f. +!

CANcER-"slnered for yeanwith eaDeTr Had II
cut out hree times. i returned after each operation
Dr. smith cured me without knife. eauste or pain. !"
MRS. Il. II CIRCUIT
surTERvp TERRmtx.-"Nothing ses mtd 10 help
me; could not get out Of bed. DR. Smith cured me
after othe1 failed" LEPT. PHILLIP,
Wheeling, W. Va.
cATAREH AND DEAyNESs-"BelisHsd layself In
durable. Sense Of smell gone, fearful discharges,
HARVEY ALEXANDER.
DTsPEPgrA AND ULcERATHD STOMACH -"TreIt.
uent for years Jailed 10 i've me relIai. Dr.. SmiIh
cured men THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent.
FrTs-.fad them for fourteen Xe1r.; Dr; snlth
RHEuAArfsN -"sufsred tortures joints toiorm-
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cured me-" J. II. BROWN,
REV Hxsnr 8. gxprrE1D writes: "Dear sir:-
can most heartily recommend you 10 those fuaer-
Ing from Catarrh and Lung Complaints. lou have
worked wonders In my stfs's ease."
RKv. ". o LADp, HTiies:-"Dr. Smiths probes
'onal services In my family have been most tistao
tory and commend him - all as gentleman and a
s<lful pnyslctan,h
Mas. aAGslREr KoLB says:-"I had been Sudsr-
ing for sever yslrS and tr ated BY many phydeiGus
for Dyspepsia. d.. Saith sAld / had tAPe-worm
Gnd Ia zig hou removed monSter 100 feet llng
FENALx CoHPLANIs.-ThreOya years In hospitals for
PenouS cnred Of Consumption, diseases Of Heart,
Liver Stomach, Kidns! ., Skin, Blood, Nervous AZ
fec Ions aud Weaknesses Of Men and YOUTH 3eroIula
and Asth"a testify 10 my success.
P1tES cured without the knife
Patients alta distance maI be treated By letter and
rent on receipt Of two three cant stamps and advice
returned lres.
CONSULTATION at oslee free. oaiee hours from a
N. to P: N daily. Sundays from to S p. m. Call
J. i. SMITH. NJ. d.,
dal M al gf WhAallny
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Allow q cold TO advance inyour system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such as
Pneumonia, Hemsrrhsges and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 20 readily at
tainedH BoscHEE's GERMAN sYRuP has gained
the largest sale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the seVereSt Lung Diseases.
n q DR.. Boschee's famous German prescrip
tion, and Is prepared with the greatest care
and no fear need be entertained In administer
ing It to the youngest child, IS per directions
The sale Of this medicine ID Unprecedented
siAce frst introduced there has been 4 con-
slant increasing demand and without single
report Of failure to do Ia work In any case.
AK your Druggist rs to the truth OF these ne
mark. LarEe dies rs cent?. Try Il and be
convinced. TLhSAW
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Some months ago the daughter OF one Of
our prominent citizens was pronounced 8
hopeless consumptiye. She was very
much reduced in flesh, terrible cough, her
lie gradually wasting away. recon-
mended her to use "Dr; swaynes Com.
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry" which she
did. In short time abe was free from all
cough and other symptoms, and Is now
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bottle, or SIX bottles for IS. The large
size Il, the. most economical. Prepared
only by DR.. swayne L Son, Philadelphia.
Sold BY druggists in Wheeling and else
VVhaFA.
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viii you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps Of tho sure approach Of that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your.
selves II you can afford for the sake Of say.
ing fifty cents, 10 run the risk and do
nothing for It. We know from experience
that Shiloh's Cure will Cure your Cough.
Il never fails, This explains Why more
than q Million Bottles we're sold the pas;
year. Il relieves Group, and WhooPins
Cough, ct once. Mothers, do not be with
out Il. For Lame Back, Side, or Chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Edmund
Booking, and q, Moenkemoeller, Wheel
ing, W. Va.
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THE aREATEsr REMEDIES THE WORLD IA
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Cure sick and Nervous Headache, Dys-
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Feyers, cleaning the system and bowels Of
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all the organs otthe human body. Price Is
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cents, three boxes 81 25. Can be sent by mail
to any address on receipt Of price in cur.
rency or cent postage stamps. Address
all letters DR.. swayne L Son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, Sold by ell
leading druggists. TThs4w
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In reply te-ths many inquiries which
we have received regarding most prom
inent modern remedy we would say: To
the best OF our belief, Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure Is pure in its ma.
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nunNErr,s cocoAlNE,


The Best Fair DFessing IN tho World.
Burnett's Cocaine allays irritation, re-
moves all tendency to dandrutf, inyfgor-
ates the action OF the capillaries in the
highest degree, and has earned deserved
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Ladies dressing their hair deliberately for
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Burnett's Flavoring Extracts arc used
and endorsed by the best hotels, contec-
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The Pan Handle Route announces a
grand New Year excursion to Pittsburgh
on Saturday, January LIST, 1851. Fare for
the round trip only 81 so. Tickets good
to return on any regular train until Mon.
day night, January 3D., 1881. For excur.
sion tickets, time tables, &c. call on ]. NJ.
Bellyille, agent Pan Handle Route. foot
Eleventh street, Wheeling, or at Union
Ticket Office, Mcclure House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-28

IAit not worth the email price Of IS cents
to free yourself Of every symptom Of these
distressing complaints, II you think go call
at our store and get bottle OF Shiloh's
vitalizer, every bottle has printed guG-
antee on 1t, use accordingly and II II does
you no good 1t will cost you nothing.
Sold by Edmund Booking, and G. Moen.
kemoellar. Wheeling. ". Va.