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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17
MISS CAROLINE.

'You are the torment of my life, Seth
Smith. What under the sun, moon and
stars are you forever poking about my
kitchen for?" and the speaker, pleasant
faced serving woman, looked up from the
pumpkin she was sitting with an express
sion Of countenance which quite belied
the severity of her words.
"You mean Miss Caroline's Kitchen"
said Seth with a grin, as he seated himself
by the pine table, which he had been heard
to say was "whiter and smoother than
Deacon Brown 8 bald head. and consid-
cradle more wholesome-looking."
81 rather think you know, Huldah, why
stick around this ERE way,' he contin-
ned: land if you really want me to tell
the story over again, 1 am just as ready
now as I've been any time these last TWEEN
ty years."
''Oh, get out!' replied Huldab, making
an unnecessary racket with her sieve
against the side of the milk-pan. ":Throw
an armful of wood into that oven if you
want to do something. I amt got no
time to listen to stories.''
Seth grinned again, and without stop
ping to reply-though his great mouth was
eloquent with words, which Huldah might
have seen, had she looked at him, we're
only postpoHed-arose and did as he was
bid. Mechanically and abstractedly he
threw piece after piece of the dry, split
wood into che brick oven. until Huldah,
alarmed at the blaze which shot out from
it's mouth, thrust him quickly one side,
and with long poker separated the burn
| ing mass.
"Well, should like to know, Seth
| Smith," she exclaimed as she finished,
"What you thought you wor doing? Ask
man to help you and if he don't set the
house a-fre faint his fault
"You're more scared than hurt, HUI
i dah,'' Seth replied ceolly. ''What shall l
do now-stir the pumpkin for your"
''No, you won t do anything of the sort, :"
his companion answered. eff there's one
thing that hate above another It's to
have man fussing about my cooking. -
II made my own pie last THANKSGIVING, :"
said Seth with unintended gathos.
"More shame for you,' replied Huldah.
''There won't anybody blame you but your
self If you did, for you knew that I'D a
come over and made 'em for you. ALI 1
wanted was an invitation"
! "Why, I've invited you to come and stay
hundreds of times" said Seth in the same
pathetic manner.
Well, suppose you have" was the lrrlta-
ted response II should like to know how
you think Miss Caroline would get along
without ms2 13ye been ip thfs KITCHEN a
good MANY years, Seth Smith, and the folks
that have served are all now gone. 'cept
Miss Caroline. and wouldn't give her the
slip for hundred men, no, not for thou
sand! 50 you can put that in your pipe
4 H. /
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17
poetrp.

If I Gould Know.
ST could know" said.
Weeping beside my dead,
Know all about the life
Beyond this mortal strife"
'Then might cart give
Thee up, dear heart, and live
AS one who on y waits
The opening Ut barred gates.''
just then lily bell
From out the dead hand fell;
I took it in my own
I thought how it had grown.
From senseless bulb and root,
A slender, fragile shoot
Until, with sudden power,
1t burst to flower.
But how? Nay! who can know
just how the lilies grow?
And, were the secret ours,
Say, would it change the flowers?
And if we knew what lies
Beyond these earthly skies.
Knew all, past doubt. what then?
Would we be better men?
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17
FARM AND FIREsI DE.

WELSH RAREB1r.-Cut your cheese in
small strips, If soft; If hard, CRATE it down.
Take deep block tin dish. put in the
cheese, with lump Of butter. and set on
the stove; have ready the yolk of an egg,
whipped with one-half glass Of Madeira,
stir your cheese when melted till it is
thoroughly mixed with the butter; then
add gradually the egg and wine; keep STIR
ring until it forms smooth mass; season
with salt and pepper; spread on thin, hot
toast. A great many prefer it without
the egg and wine.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17

CLEANING SILVER SPooNs.-The disa-
greet discoloration of egg can be readi-
ly taken from silver spoons by washing
them in potato water, water in which po-
tatoes have been boiled. 1t is much bet
ter than salt, as iG does not scratch the met
al. The taste of fish may be removed very
effectively from steel knives and forks by
rubbing them with fresh orange or lemon
peel.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17

OYSTER SAUcE.-Put the oysters, with
a small quantity Of their liquor, in sauce
pan. Stew them very slowly. Add four
or five ounces Of butter rolled in -four,
few bits OF mace and half pint of sweet
cream. Stir them one way until they are
mixed.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17

p7 e ITanS zen ACCOMPLISHMENTS payable INVAk1A
BLY, IN ADVANCE; quarterly, semi-annual an
early Advertisements payable per quarter.
Obituaries, announcements of candidates for Office
communications calling upon, advocating or opposin
sonal OF private character or intended calculate
70 promote any private enterprise or interest, will
charged for as advertisements.
sertion. 1850 W. A0 ~.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17

CORN PUFEa-Scald five tablespoonsful
OF Indian meal, and when hot AIDA lump
OF butter the size Of an egg; when cold add
two eggs beaten separately, two cups of
sYeet milk and 8 tablespoonsful of -four.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17

RAISED B1scUrT.-Make a sponge of
about pint OF milk or water, with small
piece Of yeast cake, or penny's worth Of
bakers yeast at night; IN the morning
knead with pint of milk, warmed, and
half cupful of butter and lard; knead
very soft; let stand until light, then knead
again; when light roll out, cut with small
glass, let stand for an hour in the pans;
bake quickly.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17
RATES
ADVERTISING

Advertisements inserted at the rate of One Dollar
persauare OF eight lines of Nonpareil for the hfSs
and SO cents for each subsequent insertion
The following rates will be charged for adveft1S
mentS published for 8, or IL months:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28
ANoPHER MOTOR.

We have heard nothing for some time
Of that new motor that was 70 be placed
on the Elm Grove road, but we now
hear Of quite q sensation that Is beng
created in Boston and other points about
another self-propelling street railway
car, which may eclipse all that have yet
been offered. 1t is not q Yankee inven'
ton, but comes from New Orleans,
where, It is said, it has been tried with
highly satisfactory results. II u the IN
yention OF 4. II. ASoANAR, a civil engi-
neer Of Louisiana II has a boiler lying
horizontally under the car floor, but
there is no furnace and very little APP
psratus. II takes on supply OF boiling
water at the station, with shovel OF
red hot Goals to keep it hot, and this
suftices to run it twenty miles without
further attention There is a driver
who stops and starts the car by means
of levers, a brake and a throttle. The
car moves easily up grades Of Si5 feet to
the mile and round sharp curves. and is
under easy control Of the driver There
is no noise, no smoke, no cinders. II
has been tried successfully on Me Third
avenue line in New York, and Is to be
experimental with in Boston with q
view 10 its introduction in that city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28
FIMxLY ToPIcx

Tsx Manchester Miro wants q
know what Is Lentr' Our umbrella
An exchange remedies an old sdaxv
thus: Heaven helps those Who heir
the Irish." @
rHz Boseon H,raR thinks that athe
choice Of Oncinnxti Tor the Denocrztie
Convention has Thurman look. |. and
the Springfield Rsp~Aiem 10 oi he same
opinion. l h-.s ;l.lf
THx disciplinary cat = 10 be intro
duced into German prisons BY order Of
the Federal Council. and the deasA pen-
atty d 10 BE- sstorsd In ssit..rhnd
Verify, the world moves -BssD. Pcsl
Backward. ~ rF 49,. = % 80
A RECENT visitor TO ys6srsoa Duvss
on his hrm st Bsauvoir, ays hat he's
hard at work On his memoir, his Gotten
crop tsr nsut ss.scn viii rsssh ly0D
bales, and bin wis and nephew, Gsa.
Joseph Davis, are viii him. - -
Tm insusustios Of tks nsv crsua-
toriun It Milan took place on Dscsnhr
-. lS1s. under he apsssidssey q u.
Do ohnaotozis who b RsnidoussfsAh
seeisty. Ina nsnbsso fths ssssey low \
number more than two hundred. Dur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28
Ra.ults Tell the I'D.

What may we reasonably infer from :he sue
oess Of q medicine which Is sent far and wide'
not only In the land of IL discovery, but 10 for
eign countries, which has met with the indorse-
ment Of medical men, the annual preparation
and shipment Of which employs small army OF
employees, and the outlay upon which In yari'
Gus ways, Is simply enormous, We must II
candid, award To such a remedy, the need oil
well deserved success. Such medicine Is
Hostetiers stomach Bitlcrs, the leading Amer
can remedy for fever and ague, liver complaint,
dyspepsia, debility nervousness, rheumatism
and various other physical troubles II carly
took precedence among TONES and Alternative and
has steadily maintained H. Persons OF a weekly
physique state Its recuperatiys properties To be
remarkable. both IN degree and the matter OF
prompiltude. and the bilious give particularly
good account Of It's effects.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

ing the three years it has existed Is
cremstions hsvs aksp-place.
The Boston J6ssrssl reminds its party
that AS vastly more Important to elect
. mn tobe Presidsnt than simply to
uominste one ior that oface, and say
thsre rss grsat many psuons Just nov
Who are considering the question Of the
Republican candidacy from that stand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

TIE question Of capital punishment
has assumed a new role before the Ohio
Legislature. Mr.. Hotiingsworth. Sen
ator from the Csdiz district, has intro
duced a bill, very iudicious one, pro
yiains that hanging for the State shall
be done byexperts. and within the wa Is
Of the Ohio penitentiary. A similar bill
was called to the attention Of the Lesis-
laturs last winter, but defeated. II CAP
itsl punishment is necessary to prevent
crime, Jet il be enforced scientifically, In
place OF the bungling manner usually
seen at county seats-osten the post
brutal and barbarous manner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

rHE call for the National Democratic
Coaysnlion at Cincinnati, June p, in
u,er ~ democratic, Conservative and
oth<s csisns Of the United States, ire
stessss q past political associations or
dlfssrsnees. who can unite with US in an
saart - q pure, economical and constr
tsd1,sl government" to join in and
esHf ch8cse delegates In accordance
v,th ! V6ts passed at the 81. Louis Con-
ysnlioa N lS76, the delegates sent from
.as.SsssslTS,aies this year are to be in-
soricss Shether or not il Is desirable 10
cSssasAe ID iorre the rule that a two
thirss gO,e j. necessary to insure nom
in.tion in DE- national conventions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

A NwAks OF fwrSrYyTvr poLLAks
- WI ep~sd Tor ths recc7ery q the bod,
a., nen sho 10 suppo-d 70 hsrs bra
- - s<if into shs OHIO river. near ths
$50. .oat Nina In wnssfuS. ". Va, On Moo
oy nsht feerusry u IA a-il -
- We eern.n sssofS yssB Ella snt
so0r' ssees Q o. rinehs. h,rh, h...y - fuf
70 uess-che q 8 ilehasA coior. blue
~ ' psnn and tusk coat q .ns color.
-. '"A stnped shirt and shoss via heavy
-. q. n. cAnSAEAS
a1Vf ~ Va 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

1A sxecutive Committee Of she
Se,a< Republican Association at
Ea&Ef sson has addressed an affecting
ezhor,zefan 10 its brethren in the
bash. sSnnselling harmony, Peaoe and
c9ia Wtssslso suggested that the s7o
tAs1nssF which that section OF the coun-
tSSll ssnd to the Chicago Convention
ue1 cslnciI In that city on the 3lst OF
- ns4ree upon some policy Of &C
aco z Ne choice Of q Presidential can
i1zlS,'r,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

4'~1<sthe Canadians are showing
npathy for the Irish people
s<.k4tt rssent distress than is eyineed
y - Rusish Government. While the
$1,000 Arliament Is still debating
" yel;ef measures which it has in con-
,smPlA..sS, the Parliament of the Do
ap<ke - voted 10000 for the ben
6lFEths carving Irish peasantry. The
~ n2i1ssence Of the British Govern
nes fcrssfIeriugs which il has hal 80
hys : share in bringing about, is
dkraea 20 the country, and should
taeg he blush Of shame to the cheek
Ssyoss sisht-minded EnglishmSn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

AS s1chnnge, noticing the arrival OF
psf>ekss a, New York, says that he
s,psssl9s ~ iamille, and his vile and
.t-.iiSf his seven children landed at
W. ssrk with him Tuesday, besides
-. gauzen civil engineers, who have
Axasastsy ny the Panama route foran
ius,,Aosanh canal. The Count de-
s.-&ssss, Z as this is a purely private
ssl2asSa u his own, the hoSRoE doc
sfsS - snothing to do with it; he Is
-6i,. ,s,sske a canal at a level, and To
% ma 90, 900 in bonds for French
EoSh4 shd American subscriptions
hsllo ~ sain being destined for this
~antrs The engineers calculated the
ana WI cost SlSS.OOo,OOo, and take
.-<Asxuirs b. construct"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28
U ~ W ATI011S7

AWsgnruvIcgnD-W~
- -; - I; :; 8: q 81:
s9hs INA e. q 80 80
iosa n. 4. 49,, !zh6Sci|
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

Im Louise Of Representatives has
nos AZ NE question OF controlling in
erse<isl commerce before it in three
hlts me first, or HENDERsoS BILL sp-
pseSssf " a majority Of the Committee
% cOsnnerce, provides for commits
acn sad has also provisions against re-
esA&s ip drawbacks; the second bill by
". NsLAxE, Of Maryland, simply pro-
ss,ss ~ q commission TO investigate
spe Sfafk: while the third Is the RIA
- Nh strong against discrimination
otesy xind In freight transportation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

1aksks WoLTg, Of FellO~sville, Pres
'c|<oarty. b in the city for the pur-
Po& ~ Purchasing stock fora Demo-
- - fspsper Office at his home. He
p2pefs % open his batteries immedi-
4evanShtmske the campaign hot for
- nrrphlieans Of Preston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28
SEALED PRoPoSX:
Kxu,r.a err clnxt O

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50. as 5'sse On ~, w Z :. ,ss4rsd q
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28
DIED.

sHRIvER-At his residence. No. 81 Main
street wN. ". SHAVER, In the Th year OF MS
ass.
Funeral Saturday, 18th inst, at 2xP.N
NORTON-At Hammondsport, n. M 10
A. n. on February d, lsO, Mn. THOMAS II. NOR
TON, In the 18th year Of her age.
Funeul nouce hereafter
A-Thursdvy morning. February
", lOsO, a. O'Clock, LOUISA wife OF Daniel
SchSmbna. aged 81 year,.
Funeral from 1911 Main street. Sunday after
noon at O'Clock Friends Of the f~nily respect
fully invited. Inlement at Greenwood ceme-
terry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28
SEALED PRopoeAI.
GU Ctkazro-
WHEELING, v. Va. Istrns,g, :,

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wHmIse. v. Va. Isbrns,gs :,
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~ IN yuaf ocrnnsnc1nr All
70 b ~ foiloEs. - -
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yor The s-oond dis.r.ct op-,,-,
and ssTeulA vardN prannE q
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c,sdvslis run . De sos 49, go
= Issos vfn y 49, nns q
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'ee s.sving tAs ~ 49,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28
FOR RENT.

Expecting 70 nemo,eour Wholesale Hat Hou.s
Oh or before the lst OF April next. 10 the nom,
now corrupted BY Vance, Hughes Co. No. iei
Main street, We offer for rent the MONS We nov
Occupy. No. III Main street.
deia HARPER A BRO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28
DHSOLUTTON.

.. 80: 3 .s.::. M. - -s {; q E:
s.ss .. 800 :: :. u Nm ma J. 80, "a
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49, esn - 80, ~ - y.a ;. 49, a ys.ss
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Il1:| =; S !; & J; S; s! ::
Y .sssse. d q. xs:!a IS S,:s-s..s. cssss,-
- ella pss',case = sylsis.. ssaI ssonscA.
nsnsSy isSs1rshed sot 70 contain : sinsis p.,s
sss sss t & ny ssssfss s,.- ~ ~
~ hoss southern Reoss and Herbs wAIcS al
.nwse erovidence has pl.ccd in ccantr1cs wA-rs
LLees 49, mo-t prevail IL viii care ali
80 Sessa ~ Dsnhss1asat 81 tn Liver
ne sYxrroxsof Liver Con pa.in, ar, a a,,s.~
cr bad t.<ts IN ths meuth; Pain IN the Rsek
s1des GO JosnA often ntslAkea fOg Rhepnatizra:
ssSsl, SosSs and A'Rs ..es sesi Is. ', !,
nsnoy, with = pAsnfal .nsztioa Of having
allpt . DO sonsthinx v nieh eRght 70 have been
done; DEBILITY. Lov spirits, thick yellow ap-
peAr&nce q ne skin and Kye>y dry Cough .onsa
diso.sS q othen yegy M; bat ne Liver, The
h1cu crgHn N the BODY, b fcnerslly tAs 81
a As ti.ca>e. ord n not kesula..d IN tine srr.t
oan<unk vre,chstnes and DEATH viii ensae
,,. ssa 800 = md e an ec.eioos renedy for
enznoas Lave RexulAssr. IEvs q. NrxrR
las Akx,sr g.. AsissAnt Ro<fnasiar PhilA.
We have tested rs virtues personally, ana
fnov that for Dyspep<iA BilssusneS md fhnob.
etng Hesd.che, u b NE es.s medicine TIE world
esfor Snnons Lysr Regulator, but aone 81
men pzvy ~ ncre han Temporary r~lief: bat
ths k1gulH1uf nd oaly xflevea By cured IA -
~ nkrpA ~ k.ses0. 1saoa, Ga
4 - nASryAcrrnD ONLY IT
y. II. 8o11tn % CO.,
rs.A a.a sosd ~ IN bra1ssl dsus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

nz&2 -assean State venton Of
-.-,seAlIed 10 meet in Atlanta on
Ne nx4 april, and about three
ssssAs Y he delegation win be eolored
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

IH4x SerrI rou nor 10 saI on
s:s:s.s Z. -. 81. & ]. IS 90 - -
Sssi i: |. Y.s. I s = p MOI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28

1877 PnII. amounting
Responsible corresponding agean vasd q
al polnp. 10 whom . llbcrsl oompensstios Oil
be paid
vns. clearly stating full Sidrsa. fof farsAs
information. OF send orisu ~ erpfr-s u Ean
sddrs~-~'i onlyt 70
". A. DAUPHN,
Nev orisans L.,
or aamc person 81 No. ~, Broadway, No. lzL
All our Grand w trzori nary Drrwings ar On.
der the supcrvision and msfAseneut II 0sDass
u. T. B.AuTsSsrf and Jusal A. Early.
" B-Ths Company has M agents IN hs
Ia be ~ and so,lcitlng. ofirn by cffrus, Or
othsrsir are svtsDLsn. fsiiswar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28
~ pnIEr OF POLITICAL SEN

~xn nuIEr OF POLITICAL SEN
~zx[1NF IN WEST VIRGINIA..
swt Ave hst week n summary Of our
.sosrii rom, thirty counties, showing
-, ira, a political sentiment in the
500. elonf0
i1fslsve Since received large num-
~ r3erns from other counties, a.
- ktaionAl reports from those
,ouI already included in our sum
N5| - lcSity Of the reports there is
80 - uanimity OF opinion ~ to
~ pNvAiling in the respect
- 11<fs npOS candidates tor the
pnif Ions, Nut in others there
Aei,y Of oknion and a diff
80 dse,ding beoseen them. Our
-, 4 lone bonn menN position, char
,.s-r <lspse acquaintance in their
ssxcsl coqrsiss, and the spIniOn otany
"a q ,thsn would ordinarily be &c
,s-sd a 4 Sxie Judgment of,he stand
..ssi6ss >cnnly. Yet the bed Of men
.yhsr. I'D Il only lends to show IN this
t.ss> tb4ssb Is a division Of public
spsAz<rt upsn The matters responded
. ssos o. thu diversity Of opinion.
cd ~. oar PreyiOus summary Of
sns fpofs IA Airty counties may
hsss y - modineceo some slight ex-
fsy s'r'ae Of addhSonal reports from
'Srs q tsssene cOuSIes. which are
sst Iteration. al which show
pom the Op,iOns UPON
TX ~ 81 ted Om hast summary.
r>'pre, not at.Ampt a con,.
= ~ summary Of the who,,
<syered that all reports arS
- % ss,' shaving to assure &c
owevsr, state in general
~ - J. n. CAMDEN contin-
~ Governor, in a much
than indicated in orr
- in some COUNTIES in
~ him second choSrs. (
>rts xs-asl indicate that
.saidbfe 81 6or v,s.::
- (txa. TreSarSr wsss and !
<-Exst pESpbsCOS, DO not seesA
Lave opposition 10 re
- ..es for AttornevGenersl
bus and Opinio.s 50 divided
roritss OF SOuntles having
,hsir Ssn, tia, Il d difs-
-. shO is ahead, but We
believe that the present
1sAol Wars, has the inside
-, = irene Court, the names OF
Los, SAxUE Woons, w. ".
49, Judge GkzxS, with Judge
e q - |urRs by the Republicans,
e :I|~1< Ia here and there over the |
- -, Col BkS WnsoS con
=. - ~ ~ 4 In the First district, ool
~ r "a Z In the Second, and Hon.
y In The Third. VI !
ana TBumAS eontinass 10
- y Democrats, and BGAExx
q publicsrs. rsE 80
.pens on the proposed Con-
\ Amendments seems very
49, Ia, and the result very
r. - sfius So fit etEH.rl
ng U % solicit expressions
= Of the State. Where they
..soonses 70 our interross-
I'M b embraced IN the sum
khsn Written for pubhcztion
n full n the Rsoisrxx -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-28
FRENCH PAD OO.. Toseae, O.

umb Asue Ague Cake, Bilious Fever Jsundloa Dyspep
n and Blood The pad cures by Absorption and il perna
nd lake 0ther II he dos not keep send u a. the
edo, Ohio and receive Il By return mall. tsblSHvub
IT. No. Odd Fellows Hall
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- <<tubhcAn State convention Of
rzs been called 70 meet at
spn.3k on the 10th Of May.
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~ iO'sAyonte son.
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. ~ ssktSH1zxAS men in Ohio are
$500 .salsvatins thsidsa that GAM
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ASK the ncovered
dySppacS, bilious
snfepN. victims OF
tsNer and Ague. the
neUunRl diseased
patient, how they ~
r-wrSihealth. cheer
81 R.ns Z. sa 20 sd
ar.Rs1rz' liver Rsr-
alatoE, Ne ehesp<-l
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ASH
-oulsIana State lottarx campanx.

a splendid opportunity W win Q fortune.
Third GrAnd Distribution, Class e. at kew Or.
leans. Tuesday. N.rh 9Th, Issb-iisth Monthly
Drawing.
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DEIRABLE CHAPLISE STREET RnsI.
- DkNCk The nAsnihosnt residence on
ChApllne Street. now occupied By Mr. AN
PAUL. Il herehy offered for rent Poa.-~,on siy
en- April l, lsso. This Is cnnSiiesei one az De
most desirable and convenient ns<iienor. n ths
city, and will DO bet on rcasouable term. Az.
ply ~ THOMAS 0BRiEN,
ian1 1911 Market street
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FOR RENT.

ESoR RENT-NEw TWO STORY BRICK
II dwelling. corner Twentieth and Chspinr
streets. Hot and cold water and Gas. lnIuIn.
OF wN. HARE, 81 Twelfth street hiN
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To the bisisI : and Gentlemen !:
PRO GUILMETTE.s
Frend Kidney Pad!
%. PROF. GUlM'ES FRENCH LIVER PAD

win positively cure Feyc(
sla and all diseases OF the
ent. Ask your druggis,
FRENCH PAD CO. ~,
EDMUND BOCK1f0|
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.es- --sAr.---ss.:s..-s----.-
A.sk@- ~cs> 49, I'D 20 pr>aeh,
f~0~M - - IN b. knswu
~ nus 'ruis ~ = sobabsy h.ss-u
me event TO winch chrissiahisy h Ioos.
Ing iorwsrd-ths conversion Of the world
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ron REnf

THE WARE HOUSE AND DWELLING. No
Il ltiS Main street now occupied by Near
Y. hnus d BIO. foseSion gwen April I, iSx
...... HENRY X. Ltsr.
deco fsot Main street