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Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
- RALE.

A.s!;I]!1 3 FsIs5 gs1T;Ss;a S5;'
;tss:is 4" 4 & E: $:.::;: 4: =; !:
e q; e.. 4 Il Il; 4; e: s;s s;F::: 4:
< ''IS;; +; ssS Ss;s1gs' ss '' HIin'n' ton, DO.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

Il acrns f. SMAi.iA FARM of Az
iru. ~ A. 10 brantywiDe Hi.;p p od build
SsOiNRy 70 JAMES RICHTER,
l''u!W Ninth and Market ats.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

E,T ,NrED-A SMALL CIRCULAR
INV loot saw Apply sot MADISON S''ee''
BgH
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

Pursuant to an order OF the Orphans Court
OiDelaware County, Pennsylvania, will be
cold at Public Sale, in Upper Chichester
township, In the said county, on
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
FOR RENT.

.ooTIT-AN 8 ROOM HOUSE, M NJ
lol5 NJ Ms',,Udi and in a desirable location 81 j;
tOIeaen y a,SsSsion "s given. Inquire at "a
mediate poS'yIVs OS ia Market ST., in the even
I% st., or o. 'l' IL" qlt5t
IA
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

bA sUBURBAN
tSI'nsSe y lt,re ttsrsIn' AppM NJ. M. CHILD.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
puBLC SALE

AEaCAANT TAILVKtNa.
WIN. N. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
l" MARKET ST., Ia MARKET sn
UsssIm S s.est s.e styles Of Spring and Summes
and ndsse mnae and suitings kept on hand, Cd,
ohoTHE MADE TO ORDER
'"p ~ any Establishment In wiImins.
~h or Philadelphia. 6.7-am
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

-. Vt OK AND FlxTU .ES
OB sALEn- " stare, oor. OF Spruce ana
90 grocery s'oi'' ' 9lt2;
.IofEg
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

.TTyANrED-rWU FlRST-TLASS CAN
INV ysaey ior the Business ludex. Ap'
n, Nv sttsr to W. W. g., kBPuBLioAH once.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

||Ip ID
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bon n
Nnlin
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Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

.s,1V.-o79 s5l,[, CO.,, hShSia .SIa igr 1HR Tss'
nlEsSiyH ESSSiy HIsi, rs v. Front
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

.-r-ATwo.hORSE OAkr y IN :
|pR SALE Lar. rn lion axle. Apply 70 bran'
god or OIds,, nsloW H Roeepdals Park; I ark6r,1
N tgdltW
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

aooP :, p. SIEaM !, q anManu'aoisT. m
t,ti,s,aHsut s1lsaslSt w. Apply RBPuSI5I1laatsf 5.latf "
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

|uyANTED-A GOODCOOK, WASHER
w and rOner at 3ll Market st. 9ltat
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-03
THE New York .Slo aava. The French

THE New York Sun says: The French
Agricultural journals report an instance
where grain weevil were attracted to a
tub of aniseed, oil leaving the grain bin
and going to the aniseed, which killed
them soon after they came in contact
with it. Of course we cannot say from
personal knowledge that the above story
is true, but it will do no harm to try the
aniseed remedy, for the same species of
weevil that attacks grain In France is
abundant in the United States, and we
have received large numbers of them
from Ohio during the past year, together
with few specimens from other northern
states
FARMERS who are wide awake and
gwen 10 Investigations do not SOW 30 much
wheat to the acre as they formerly did,
and they do not SOW it SO deep. The
great, heavy harrows of ten or twenty
years ago are not now employed by them
IN covering seed, and the drill which can
be depended on better. is becoming uni
yersally popular. In broadcast sowing.
after the ground is thoroughly prepared,
the Thomas soothing harrow covers the
seed deep enough. A Wisconsin writer
gives the reault of TN experiment In
planting ct different depths-on the sur
face, one-fourth inch, one-half inch.
three-fourths inch, and 30 on for several
inches. That on the surface lay two
weeks before sprouting; that one-fourth
to three-fourth inches deep came up in
four or five days and so on, getting later
as the depth increased. The last to come
up was three and half inches deep. and
was fourteen days in reaching the sur
face. At the end of six weeks that
planted one-fourth to one-half inches
deep stood far ahead of the rest.
A FATAL parasite has caused some
alarm Of late in parts of England, and
especially in the neighborhood of Ban
bury, where it has played havoc among
the focks, some farms losing as many az
forty animals. This parasite attacks
the liver Of sheep, causing it
to decay until death ensues.
Although this disease is almost wholly
unknown in America, being confined to
moist, wet climates like that of England,
we have no doubt if commission was
appointed to investigate the Banbury
case, it would be readily traced to some
cake of mutton tallow or smoked mutton
ham that had been brought over from
America, as the farmers of England are
ready to lay all their bad luck at our
dOOrS.-Ne2U YORK. Sun.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-03
"Both gone ?" he groaned, walking

"Both gomez" he groaned, walking
from the bedto the crib.
mo, no." Mrs. White said comfort
ingly. " Baby's better and your wife
will come out of this. All she needs is
good nursing, and that she shall have, -
turning aside her head and drying her
tears with the corner of her apron.
What could we do if such as she were
not stationed all along the walks of life
1t was painful to listen to the wild
talk. IF I might endure it, Clarence
said 30 many times. When at last
Stella awoke from the terrible dreams,
her husband was bending over her.
"Clarence," she said, very softly, at
first, "Clarence," she repeated, putting
her arms about his neck, elf you'll for
give me for striking Freddy, I'll kiss
you, D, so many timesp'
Foolish fellow! he cried like baby.
"Listen, Stella" he said, as soon as he
could command his voice, Z" listen, did
get the situation, and you eau have every
thing you want" touching his lips toher
cheeks and forehead, "and you are 60
ing to have such pretty house in
Brooklyn!"
"Al1 L want is your love-" elasping
him close, "and that Freddy get well. /
am ready to be poor mans WIFE"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-03
Wednesday, March 3. 1880.
MIST.WRAtTHS.

When morning stands above the purple hills
Heavy with sleep, half-hearted for her worn,
The mist cloud gathers till the darkness fills,
The sun shines titfully across the murk,
And then the south wind gently breathes her way
Across the mountains letting out the day.
When evening falls the mist-wraiths come and go
Across the silence with their pale gray feet:
They Chamber up the hills, as if to know
The hidden secrets there, that are so sweet
No mort4l learns them save when deaths thin hand
Leads them away into that quiet land.
L think the mists take form es night comes by.
Walking with sleep, across the suffering land,
And souls inhabit those weird wraiths that fly
In graceful wreaths, like spirits hand in hand,
Aye bodiless, yet have they shape and Torm,
Their life is now calm that neer knows storm.
Or are they fancies breathed by weary men
Who have not strength to close their thoughts witt
words
Cur unsung lngs that shall be chatted then
= BY those who'd be as vocal as Gods birds,
Yet cannot sing: fer earth holds firm and fasti
No songs are strong until that hold is cast,
No; feel sure those wraths are long-dead souls,
Who visit thus the earth they loved so well,
Who step across the wan white stream that rolls
Between the dead and living like SPELL
Gliding evening falls, with shrouded face.
And damp cold garments. DER the sleeping place.
Oh weary spirit, when feel ye pass,
Your clammy fingers seem to touch my eyes
That fain would see life as it is; alas
You stretch between me and the summer skies:
Ghosts of the past-the present can meier be
Pure and uuscathed while thus you're haunting me
Al the Year Round.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-03
Red Snow Out West.
from st. Nicholas.I

Some midday recess soon, my boys,
let few of you skip over TO Mount Siam
ford, in the Sierra Nevada range, and
you will see. on high peak, acres and
acres of snow, piled upin vast drifts that
have pink tinge to the depth of three
or four inches. Each of you bring home
a hatfu1 of this red snow, and let me
know if you can tell me what makes this
pretty color. have heard that very lit
tie bits of animals, seen only by the aid
of microscope, come down with the fall
ing snow and makes it rosy; but then,
I've heard, also, that it is animals even
smaller than these which make the sky
blue; and-well, the fact is, I'm not at
all certain yet what to believe concerning
these things.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-03

THERE is a girl in Harwich, Mass.
10 years old, who has chewed tobacco
for eight years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28
HANCOCK AT ST. LOUIS.
His Domestic Life and Personal
surroundings - Delight Over
the Nomination.

ST. LOUIS, June 24.-The announce
ment OF the nomination OF Hancock Tor
the Presidency was received in this
city with a general enthusiasm-not
only because the nomination is deemed
one likely to win, but because General
Hancock is looked upon IA almost st
louisian. One hundred bombs were
fired at Democratic Head quarters IA
soon ss the news was received, and can
mons are being fired from Lucas Square
to night All the politicians say that
the combination of Hancock and Eng
lish is a stroHg one; and leading Repub-
Leans, particularly those who were
Giant men, admit tina, Garfield is prob
ably beaten.
Hancock came here in 1851, and was
stationed at Jefferson Barracks. lo was
then a Lieutenant, and most maguih
cent looking young man. soon after hc
came here he formed the acquaintance
oi Miss Elmira Russell, daughter at
Samuel Russell, leading grocer at this
city. The couple met at party, aud
appearing to be mutually smitten, some
chatting comment was made Ia Miss
Russell on the subject. She responded:
II would not marry him Il he VAS Presl-
deut but, nevertheless, soon aitcrwaTd
the wedding took place IN the family
mansion, which stood just across from
where the Southern Hotel nov
is. Mrs Hancock was considered one
of the most accomplished and beautiful
young ladies' in this country. Her faith
eT died many years ago, hut her mother,
"A most charming old lady, lived with
her. and il now at her home IN New
York. Mrs. Hancock ~ possessed at
considerable means in her own right,
and has fine farm and country resi-
dence near jefferson Barracks. She has
nn sisters living, and only one brother
lie IN "A planter IN Louisville.
General Hancock remained here AT
Jefferson barracks till 1886, when he
was removed To another post While
here he made many acquaintance, and
established personal popularity that
has always made him a great iayorlte.
lle has almost regarded Missouri as his
home ever since he married here, and
often comes here tn visit. Tie owns u
farm near Windsor, Henry county and
MAS out there supeTlntending some im-
pruyements not over three months ago.
At that time lac said To some friends at
Sedalia tina. he might one day make his
home on his Windsor farm; that the
surrounding country Was beautiful, aud
that lac did not know OF a more charm
ing place where he could spend the re.
mainder oi his life. lie then intimsted
that he expected to retire from active
service IN the army.
A great many people are in the streets
tonight, and to. morrow night probably
"A grand ratification meeting VII bo held
~ Tar a. 81. Louis is concerned, certain
IN no ticket could have secured more
general satisfaction among the pemoc-
raCy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28
MARTINsBURG's ENTHUs-
IASM.
The Nominations Make Every.
body Happy.

MARriSsBuRo, June 25, 1850.
correspondence % the Register.
II the enthusiasm with which the
nomination OF Hancock and English
Was received here to-day is equally felt
throughout the nation, We shall sweep
the country from ocean to ocean. Crowds
OF Democrats were everywhere seen
upon the streets extending to each other
the heartiest congratulations. Our citi-
Gems secured the two pieces Of State
artillery, under command of Colonel
Nadenbrush, dragged them to the fair
ground eminence, and fired fifteen ring
ing salutes in honor Of the nominations,
amidst the hurTahs Of the people Notice
has been given Ot ratification meeting
to he held here ON Monday next. We
expect u grand turnout of the bone and
sinew Oi our county. Both
Hancock ami English are personally
known To several of our prominent citi-
Eens. MIR. Faulkner served ten years in
Congress with Mr.. EpglIsh, and speaks
IN exalted terms ot him.
Every arrangement is being made
here to give To- the Democratic repre-.
sentatives Of the State on the 18th ut
next month a reception worthy Of the
party and oi the State. BkKSgLEN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28
pooa Health Makes Earth a Heaven.

Remember that pr. Guysott's yellow
Dock aud Sarslparlla has proven itself
tn hr the best blood purifier ever dlsc"y-
cred, aud is positive cue Tor Scr"iua
and all SyphIlitlc disorders, Weakness
of the Kidneys, all Nervous disorders
and Debility, all Urinary and Digestive
troubles, etc. Price ct large quart bot
ties with full directions, II 90. Aslnelo
bottle will prove Ia YOU lis merits as a
health.rruewer, Tor II acts like charm,
relieving both physical and mental dis
trrss, driving out at the human system
the many ills that flesh aud blood is heir
To-. and restoring the natural vlgor Ia
both mind aud body, exhausted 10y dis,
ease and suffering. II makes the old
feel Young aud huoyaut, IL makes the
younp feel gay. laughlin Bros. Il Go,
and Logan, List go, Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling, West Il Gilmore, Agents Tor
Bridgeport, O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28
CONSVMpTION CURE.

In ohaulUabC climates Ike ours everyone
should Umcnhyr that Halls Bals,m iOr the
Lungs has proved itself 10 b. ST ~ cure TOT
Cons ymptiuU, Asthma, Bronchitis AVID all Lung
Diseases aud iot common cough or cold w
guarantee every bottle IL has saved the life OF
many. even AllvT all EoTg lad h,l. Many OF
our II Intelligent Fanatics would A. Spun b .
without woulvU clothing Ia winter as not to
have Halls RalSAm always ga hand, BIT Il never
iai> iu Immediately relieve all s'Teutss pi threat
AMI lungs \ ,lusic dose taken al lyd time
will gently warm tho blood cause tCin>hiuR
lumbcr and by morning an ordinary cough or
c,ld vail hc gnnc. AL ylur druggist aud your
friends CluceIuiug the merits OF Halls Ba,sam.
Fricr tor lsnsv hattie SiOo
kcmcmber, We keep this excellent remedy on
sale ~ our drug store Ia Wheeling, " Va, aud
do most cordially reoOmmCnd u 10 our Gus
stamCS and all good people
LOGAN. LIST a Co. Agents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28
W. H. HEARNe,
Attorney at Law,
Once with Daniel Lamb,
1918 MARKKT STREET, (oFTICE UP rAip)
ugAC
HEALTH AND WEALTH.

II seems stmugC that any one viii SuheT from
the many arrangements brought on by an i'm.
pure state OF the blood, when SCoyill's Blood and
Liver syrup viii rcstorc perfect health and phl
steal organization II l. indeed strcug thCniug
syrup, pleasant To- take. aud has proven itse To
bc the best hluud punlyCr ever discovered ei
ievtUaliy curing Surulula, syphlltiic disorders,
Weakness Ut the Kidneys, all Nervous dlsnrderN,
aud Debility II cnrrcCts indigestion. II makes
the old iccl Young. the young i,ol gay, aud viii
iuNuTihly drive uu! of the system the many Ills
that human licsh aud blood are hclI 10. Price
ui aRe bottle with full directions, VI a.
single hottie viii prove To- YOU IT. merits as
health rrnvw,r Tor II acts Ike charm, csPcCi
ally when tho complaint i ui an exhaustive
nature having tendency To- lessen the natural
Vigut Oi the brain and nervous system. henCm
Der We keep this excellent Blood aud LAYER
syrup Tor sale nj our drug store Ia Wheeling
aud No most CENTRALLY recommend II tn our Gus
tomerS aud all good people. Logan, List Co,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28
PlltSi PILES! PILES!
4 Sure Cure Found az Last. No
One Need suffer.

sure cute Tor the Blind. Bleeding, Itching
aud liberated Piles has hcCu discovered 10y nI.
Williams uu Iui!au remedy, called DIR. vii.
hamS' Indian OiutmuuL A siagle box has cured
the worst vhtnuIr CIScs at twenty five aud thirty
years standing No one need suticG 1--we miuutcs
AZ a. applying this wonderful soothing medicine.
cine Lotions instruments aud ClectuaIteS
du great deal more harm than good. VII.
liaInS' ptutmCm ahSnTbs the tumOrs, allAys
the iutCusc itching particularly al night after
getting warm Ia hCdl, acts as u Poultice, gives
Instant and painless relief, and N prepared only
fur rurS itchiug 1T the ptiNate parts and 10th
tux else Thousands OJ cured patients attest H.
virtue, and physicians of all Sh1ols pronounce
the grvnicsI constitution Ia medicine of the age
II matters not how long or severely yuu have
been suffering, You can hp Cuucd Bc sure and
call tpU " iliiamS' Indian Pile ointment aud take
uo other Fur sale 10y all druggists. Logan, list
n Co.. Agvdt,. West Il Gilmore, Bridgeport o,
Agents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28
Commissioners sale

az THAT PART or lllE GRANT HOUSE
~ property formerly known a. the kramer
House
IN tie Municipal Cuurt of Wheeling:
Iamy, Isuvy aud kmill + fancy,
su>,uuuh Lewis IouiS " ooimau>cc and others,
Is ,HANtrEN.
Nv virtue ct dvCrvc rutcrSl Ia the Municipal
Court eft Wheeling ia the above entitled Gauss
uu tho 1,th day Vt MAY, lN>O the undersigned
Special Commissioners named Ia said decrCC,
Will, uu
SATURDAY az luTH DAY or JULY, 1880,
BEGINNING AZ lUu',lo,k ", sell At public anc
ton. al the iJuut door OF the Court House OF
ohio county, 30 the highest bidder, the follow
iug described real estate, that is To say The
north two thipis part, forty four feet IN width,
ct lot numbered thirty nine ,i9l, situated uu the
east side al Main street near Tenth street In the
city ct Wheeling Ia Ohio county West Virginia
Trims 90 sAIE# Oue-thiut oi the purchaS,
money, aud such further sun a. the purchaser
may elect Iu cash, The rvmRiudvt Ia i've equal
annual miscellaneous, with interest from the day
1T sale the pun hss,r Ia give bonds with security
lot tHv deferred payments, aud the title Ia he tc
taiUvd - additional security until thV purchase
money Is fully paid WM tRSkINE.
MM. I. III BEARD.
Special Commissioners.
WHEELING, June q, lNS0 jclecndi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw IoRE. June 26,-Dry Goods
The general market continues quiet,
but there is more inquiry for cotton
goods hy package buyers Light prints
dull, hut dark prints are receiving some
attention. Dress goods ~ steady re
.uurst and scarce. Mems wear wuolens
remain quiet, but there Is more inquiry
far kpnturky leans
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28

A book nu the Liver, its diseases anu
their treatment. sent free. Including
treatis,s upon Liver Complaints, Torpid
Liver, Jaundice. Bllousness, heauSoI.e;
Constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria, e'Ci
Address Dr. sanford, l02 broad"Sh
New York City, n, \.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28
Ihioago

CuICAGo, June 1.-THE Drorsrs Io,r-
nal reports hog receipts 23W0 head;
shipments 5000 head. The market
opened weak aud closed firm aud steady,
mixed packing n l5Hi 30. Receipts fer
tue week l7I,OOO head, the heaviest ever
gerrived IN the summer,
Cattle Receipts 1000 head, ship
ments 4.3OU head; total receipts Tor the
week $4,000 head, the heaviest on
record. There are over 100 cars ol Tex
ans here To day. shipping steady aud
in lair demand at ~ 2OCHi 40; butchers
weak; Texans lOC lower at - &o3 %
Tor COWS, - OOld3 t. lur steers, stuckcrs
nominal at - SOlU3 ~.
Sheep Receipts 2OO head, ship.
ments none. Market unchanged, COM
mon tochuicc - 0Old3 -. Lambs - OO
JASON per head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28
GEN NERAL MARKETS.
FIN ANUE.
New York.

NEw YoRE, June 26.-MoNEV- Easy
AT o(a3 per cent, closing at u per cent.
Prime mercantile paper @gll per cent,
Sterling exchange bankers bills weak al
IS5; demand at 4Sl.
SILyER-At London h2t pence; lar
silver here Il5I: subsidiary silver com
Hal per cent. discount.
tioyEaNNEsrs-Qule and firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28

STATS BoNps-Dull and nominal.
Sro,Ks-M Market active AMI huoyant
Throughout almost the entire daV' A
the opening there was a fractional ue
cline I'm some instances, but speculation
snon bscame firm in tone aud under
steady purchases the general lust rose
rap,diy' The coal shares led the AL
vance aud closed at the highest hgnr's
ol the day. The improvement from the
lowest point ranged from ttadS per
cent. Tue greatest activity Was IN l'e'a-
uare. Iackawanna and Western, when
Mas in good demand at advanced quo
tatIOns. y,.L H.
m, transactions on the Stock tN,
,hanye aggregated $4,000 shares, @,
which 81 900 Delaware, lacka~anna anu
Western, 400 Delaware and Hudson,
4 sOO Denver aud Rio tirande: S6M
Er,e. 1000 Hannibal AMI 1t, Joseph
, 40 Iron Mountain, 2loVo Kansas i'ss
ami Texas, 1000 Lake Shore liuV"
Mirhigsn Central, 5000 Northwestern,
? Am Nashville aud Chattanooga, S2,OOo,
Nm Jersey Central, 400 Ohio and
Nississippi, 20 go Pacific Mail, 2,I'O
PhiladeIphia aud Reading, ll,OO ~
paul /, zoo st. Paul and Sioux MY
0O0 Union Pacific, lI,OO WaiaSl,
paritic. 1000 Western Union, and -'-V'
II,,N,a Central
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28

sI..U....ufa Accommodation tbt. tJalu ouly
rtH, I.ts..u Wuuy,u,g EuI TTja.'viphiA
tusIF ,kgrpt SUNDAY NyWsIN A''"mmodA
uH.t -.
t,t.utfru,ttp Accommodation THIS train
l.'..r. .i. .I,, ts.,,., back Warl aud iuTwsrd be
t,... fIar.us Worry ami kylhiuc, stopping
Ws,u r..utu.i Hf sherman HOUSE, htnaNlile,
~ A NJ 49, md ltrlNII mil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28
I,IV h SFUCk.
Ciugluuatt.

CINCISNhTI, June 26-ilogs pull;
common ~ 21tt3 30; hight 81 600
1 30: packing : 10000 ~; butchers - 10
IA 50. Receipts 100 head; shipments
4 NM hpu1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28

that Or. MI,tar's Bai,,tm at Wild Cher-
~ has proven itsrllto boa positive cure
lnr Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis
ami all Iuus diseases. II has saved the
lives ol mluy even after tlc doctors had
s,ii There vag ua hope. Every one
declares that .. socs r,ght to the right
spnt. -ra.uJtr aud U,NIlus as Il 10y ma
lir alI -urruv-., ui throat aui lungs.
siurl, L.-r taken ut he'd time viii gen
tIy ,y,rm tlr biuuI. cause refreshing
sIuuih,r. aud hy morning an ordinary
r,uyb an cold will be- gone. None Ken
nine without signature at SANFORD y
p.rE LAM, pint bottles Sl.m Keep
, b,ttIr ALWAYS ou hand, twill save YOU
many a iu.tGr bill. Br sure your drug
,,,st g,l. tnr genuine for you. laughln
Rrns. a CO. and Ioran. List x 20,
Wholesale Agrats, Wheeling; west q
GiImors. Agents ior Bridgeport ".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28
HAMILTON & McGRANAHAh,


FhAVTIVAL bkIVhIAl EhN
MautelS aud Crates set In the latest Improved
styles. the draft ot bad Chimueys improved, and
paving aud bricklaying done
Leave orders, or send by postal card, o. No IL
Fiitaenth and 16 Market Streets mrih
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28
Pittsburgh

nrr,sussH, June se;3PetrqleSmL
r.;,lv sstys; crude 81 S5t at Parker s
ior sSipment; refined sisstc Tor fh'ls-
delphis delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28

P,E,.Ns under the operation ct ret
laws Hypopbcsphitcs should eNa i'.,
their hiund under the microscope l'll,
tImr :, t,me aud mark the increase oi
r..l ami srtiv, PARTICLES and the diminn-
,.lp ot tie white or dead ones; these
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