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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16
COUNTY GRIPS.
Pohuca, Preferences Grant Net in Favor
Hunting Accident MorTistown's Rail.
rcaa nr,Sars

Pohtiea, Preferences Grant Net in Favor
Hunting Accident MorTs;osn's Rail.
read Project,
Rial X prapers Uncle TOMS Cabin
Combination are % appear 10 hArnes-
vile.
rhrce hundred and fity-fve marriages
and twenty divorces i the matrimonial
record OF Beimont county ior lS-a
There Is a man IN Bridgeport that
wants Bill tiilrSon as q Preside ntiAl can
iiiAie. lie appears 10 be military mSn
himself, ami is Cs,llei MAJOR General W.
II. Hiu,- -B1racsri', EGATyyIS.
ONE day last wcVk a young man
named Frank Ramsey. living south Of
Jao,tSbuug. while out hunting. Wa ac-
cSientAlly shot hy 4 compsaion. The
charge at shot entered his shoulder,
iraciuring the bone aud mSkIns pAiG-
tRl and dangerous wound.
THE Es77l-iS mas made a canvass
among the Republicans oi GAINESVILLE,
which shows that the third term busl-
nesS ls by no means popular. oi the
6ity-iOar Republicans interviewed only
nine express a preference tor Grant
Nost Of his opp nents plead the third
term a. thclr sacrse. bat many Of Them
SAY thai the party suffered more under
bis administration than any other: that
be has heen honOred enough and that
they DO nos want 10 sec the notoriously
cogTupt men II his ADMINISTRATION Again
pisoed in power. Several Republicans
declare they NiA 10. vote toE him
under Any circumstances
MorrrstONn Is wotkIns bard Tor q
railroad oCGacrtion, either xith the d.
4 q. al Belmont. or the THscaavns and
whsSling roAi. nor;heass q; the vlll~ge.
The eisircns grnerslly hver The Balti-
usorp aad ohic conncsioa- Ihis - the
ssnsib,e pan The other road s1ves .
sod ccnnectioa With Wbeelinx. and
also xith Cleveland, bat nv Pcorle in
that esenty have eassness er political
coanecsions viih thu latter city. The
| Il and O., on the other hand, gves .
sod ecnncctiCu with ali the kAstsrn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16
RAuRo.p BoSps-Generally heavy.
STATE RONps-Weak.

RAURo,p BoSps- Generally heavy.
SrAIE BONps-Weak.
SroCEs--lrrecular, but in the main
weak. with decline in most cases ot l
io = per cent, while Alton aud Tere
Hauie fell of a PER crnt Kansas Pa
cific and Louisville and Nashville were
exceptionally Srong, the former ad
vancins 81 per cent, the latter y. Just
at the close there Was = recovery ot t(S
per cent. IN the general list. The dlrysc-
tors Of the Union Pacific and Kansas
Pacific railroads are in consultation on
the proposed srheme Of oonsoliis.
tion, which was projected some
months since. L, is understood
that Kansas Pacific stock will
be increased about 10 per cent, snd this
NAV be divided IN the shape OF q divi.
dend, but the details OF the matter have
not yet been definitely seitleNi, though
IL is stated that when the scheme IL
completed, the esst-bound freight OF the
Union Pacific will he diverted "a heu-
yer: thence the business will come over
the 81 Joseph ani Western. formerly
the ST Joseph aud Denver City. and 10y
the new line b. Kansas City. The Mis-.
souri Pacific, the Hannibal and 81 lo-
seph and the Wabash system ot roa,is,
the eastern connections, will bc com.
pleiei, and the east.bound traffic will
h. diverted over the new route, while
the western business will be divided be-
tween the old lines and the WABASH
system. Central Arizona has been very
active the past lev DAYS upon
larcc purchases nv the brokers OF
leading bull operator and the increased
earnings oi the company.
The Transactions on the stock Ex'
change aggregated Sslop shares, oi
which 10NN were Erie, a,Ao lake
Shore, SOFA Northwestern, li,0p 81
Paul. 5000 Delaware, lackasanna and
Western, 6,nN New Jersey Central.
2.aN Alton aud Tcrrc Haute, SS0 C..
c. ( !. G., $50 Canada Southern, j.0ol
Chesapeake aud Ohio. q.SO Central Ari.
znna, i,2oh Hannibal ani ~. Joseph,
leo Houston and Texas, 100 Illinois
Central. sal Lake Enc and Western,
500 Louisville aud Nashville, 6,6N
Michigan Central, 400 Marietta aud
Cincinnati first preferred, $50 Nash
vile. ChatanooSa aud ~ LOUIS, 5000
Northern HaC,nC, 6,Sa Ohio and MIS-
siSsippi, 5000 Pacific Mail. 1900 ~.
Paul and Sioux City, lS,0oo ~. Louis
and San Francisco, 10000 Union Pacific,
2l.0a Wabash. ST. Louis and Pacific.
al,0o0 Western Cn,on, sou Iron Noun
tain, -, ,on0 Kansas and Texas and IL, ,uNl
Kansas Pacific.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16
PRODUCE
n sv Y orl

Nk~ YoRK. January lS.--Cotton-
Nominal al l2ltsl5c. kiour-pull aud
loNct. rcccipis ls,0n barrels. superfnc
western and State 81 SJts.5 20; common
io good s. 40,aS 80. good 10 choice s. 20
as 81. white wheat extra 81 0S1 %;
extra Ohio s. 7Jln7 IS; ST. Louis s. ~
as -. Minnesota patent prooess g. %
(s,9 "a Whcai-opcn,l unsettled and
!cyerish and closed firm q, decline, re.
ceip,s -. 90 bushels. No ! Duluth
sprine 81 ~: No. 3 spring VI s0si :? !,
No. 81 laSl ~, uugraded winter nd
81 4stesi -. No. ? 81 tttsl vs.. un-
graded and white 81 3Ssl <2i; No .
spring. seller January. Alss 4,0O
bushels, at 81 Sjitsl Ssi. seller fchru.
ary, salcs 2i.Ono busaels, at 81 J.Sl Si
No white s, 600 bushels. .. 81 &2tGS
| IS: e1trs 81 -. No ? spring, seller
January. sales 24.0oo bushels, at 81 asl
col +6;; No rcd, sciier January, sAles
"a. .0po bushels. al 81 tt,sl az sriler
February. $500 bushels q, 81 sSCs
50; seller Manrh, sales ~, ,oOo bushels,
At 81 tfss,l 52t. Rye-Steaiy. No, !
MlsAukec &c Corn-Dull: rcosip,s
"a. On bushc.s. ungrAdei Sts5le, (,
No SSics Silc. Steamer ssf(tsstc: No.
., jefs6lc. yellow ssCsyS No. 3seller
January, 6lle seller February Se}c !:
SELLER March S.ssssis; seier May SO
JSi. uAts-fAscr: rrcviPts SEQ
bushels. western mixed t.1SSr. white
western lsIS4s.e. Hsy-null at 1Je.
Hops-Firn and unchanged CoGee--
Unchanged sagzr-Qaiet and steady
al 1.Gslc. Nola~ss-Firm. Race
Nominally upehangrd Petroleum
Duli. United illc, crude st9ste- Tab
iow-Firm Of 6f- Roein-Nominaily
unchanged az 81 eDSl 6h Tuspeatine
Dull at &c Eoc-pun; western
laSIsc Pmk-s,ronser; usess yi2 "a
al. ei: Old 81 rs. Besf-Fim- Out
Meats-Quies; long csear 5ie; shcrt eisar
&c. LArd-Frmer; prime sss.m ~
a. s7i. Batter--ceAree and nn. /.
western Sc Chee~-Qniet and trm .
western I0sitc whiskv-SominaI; |;
a; 81 IL
MnuArrsa Jsaaary iA-fsoar-
Neglected and nominal What
Opened arm; advanced ic: eIosrd stroog
ana higher; No I. ufivsukee hard
81 ss. 10 / Miivssi.e 81 y; No. s
81 "a; seller January 81 ~: ssiLef Feb
ruary 81 "a seller March 9 - No
) 81 Go. No. I 81 a.. rvicctsd e2c. Cora
--Isaciive and noaiasi: DO, : 0sc
oats-pan aud lowes; No 3 st}e 1Y
--Qnxt; No. I 7ee. harisy-Cs.seStea
snA ieuer: 30. . Apnng sac frost
sSons--lnsrtiye. Mo- fxt-Qs!ss 9
Sif IS caah. SJ % ssijss MsrrA. Lerd
-Fume ssssu g . eoA: y 9 sl'ss
Msnch-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16
HIGH WATER.
Railroad Damaged.

FN,N>vlIlE. January lS-rhe high
NSicriu the Wabash river has waShei
ou; the Louisville, New AlhAny and y.
Louis roai in several places between
Puucr,1R and NJ CaImei, and toSunS
iriut,ok out all the ia,Se trsiic WORK
!-sa under the approach and bridge
over luc Wabash river al MI Carmel
NJ uryairs can h uISie tll the water
subsidies. aud their NyidSe must be made
a.Uu,, entirely new EvIoyc tTaihI can
- r.~.yfsi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16
HOUSE

After some miscellaneous business.
consideration q the bin requiring One-
half al the revenue Of NatsoaAl b4nks 10
TO b. KEEP; in gold and silver coins oi tie
United States Was resumed.
Mr.. Price, Of Iowa. spoke IN sapPoSi
Of the bill In advocating The b'A relA-
tive a.o NaiiOazl tank seyPcs,
Mr.. Prioe declared himself oPPO-ei 10
any tinkering With the currency. either
- 70 the quantity 90 quality Of the pa
per Which Szs circulating. he vas also
opposed to the taking away Of the lesHl
tender quality iai gresnhAcss Al Pru-
deui men spoke IN thunder toacs and
sad. -l.et web enough alone"
Al The coaciasiga of q shOu sEscsch
by Mr.. Lewis IN iayor u the bill, the
morning houf expired add the bsh went
over without actioa-
Toe Hoase thea seat into Ccumltt-e
of the Whole oa the sPor os Tie Con-
rnittre on Rales. and alter soms TINE
spent IN Ifs disra-sSnn. Ne Hoa.e ssi-
loarneA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16
WHEFIING w. VA, FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY Is, 1880.

cities and also with Wheeling, and places
the people OF Morrisiown in direct con.
neciion with the State capital and all
portions OF the West, The best thing
Morris;own can do is 10 connect herself
with this great route which affords both
local and through facilities ior freight
aud paSSenger traffic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16
~. R,rr,nnA CNir Mnnier.

\ correspondent sends rs the snlioN.
iuS description II Fplman, an slsoS'i
muCiercr. Who j. wanted at Raymond
CITY. ". Va, and for whose arr'Si r'n-
ward % $40 Is offered, Age, q; dark
akin AMI hair, brown eyes, long straight
UoSc, weight about rs; height, near
irct ten inches; slender build; Is .
2liner aud has COal marks on tace and
hands, had ~ heard unless q small
back mGstache; VAS wearing good
slii Of dark clN;heS; is oi rough habits
-sWeSrS, smokes, chews, drinks and
Y,ayS caOlS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16
HAWKS NEST.
End OF ihe "War." Z"

CINcINSArJ. January lS.-rhe COE'-
asr-ciaTs special from Hawks Nest W.
Va, SAYS the trouble With the miners Is
ended The prisoners have been re-
leAse,i, they haUaS given bond 10 keep
the peace Tor one year
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16
Nexroe. rlocl,ns - iualans.

FErAESsCS ~, Va, January &.-one
hundred oolOrsd emiSrant PSssensers'
Va the Baltimore and Ohio rAilroad, AZ
rvei here this mOrning ir1m Goiieoco,
North CAroliaS. en- route TO lpdians.
Toe emiSuantS consisted OF men, Women
rad children Of all SSes and Conditions
Many hundred more win shortly folloN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16

The RxGusrEk is one oi the most enter
prisins dailies in the country. aud we
ought 30 ee proud of such foarnsi pnh-
lishesl in our State capital
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16
CHICAGO.
End OF the butchers Strike.

CHNN6o, January lN-The StEike o.
The Butchers Union Is regarded as coHl-
ple,ciy Abandoned the men having sur
rendered There were about 9,Oo
hos lei, over to-day, the PricSs being 50
aisE that packers cannot Kill prod;Abiy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16

A Wayne correspondent says "wn.
Balls wiie Of Wayne county, ssvs birth
% three children On the sist q pecen-
her. 1872. Each weighing SIX pounds; /;
one of vAlcA bss sinos dsea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16
LIvE urOCk.
sw Iors.

NKw losK, January 10 Us,yrs-
Receipts IA head No aAlcs VI b-~i
cattle, dressed heel In demand al 6fts
SIC Cor pcors, TO b,s,. Shipments 30
head oi lave.
Reccipts 100 head Market
firm at 81 S0sS 70 fur poor % prime
e. 1Slss W ior extra, aud g. q, ior lambs
pr,>sed mutton 9uss h ~ 51s' ID.
choicc DRESSED lambs reached ~ "a I-f
loo lhs
ReSip,s 40 head. None
sold alive Market easier and nominal.
ly quoted at o. .ssS 10 ior ordinary to
good oorn led.
EAsi Liberty.
Easr LskKry. January l3-(A,tie -
Receipts today 81 heal Of through AMI
30 head ot yard ssort ioialfnf the ihre
days So bead oi through and 81 heal
oi local. The supply tof this ~s'ks
salcs has been lighter than usnai. and
mostly OF COMMON aud me.iium grades,
which sold at an a,iAyanr oi about h.
above last xeck. whilst gooi ~ extra
we're A. much ~ +otsi,k. EvrDthing
ID snh ou, tao lots II eytr .oid - high
80 o. toCssea The general hgurs ucr-
however, about a. follows: Bcst tS NJ
Ces Is: fair 10 good ~ 1894 80. con-.
mon 81 3SS5 "A. saies for the SEEK
/ 2, 10 bead.
Hoss-R Resipu to-day <,olb h-si
total tor the thrce days io.12s bcsi /,
iorkers s. Sos& 6; Philadelphlss .. o
tss 10
sheep-Iecrip,s 70 day 80 hcsi
total Coz the thr~ days 80 head. sll.
ing a q Jata{ 70 iot lair 10 l-st
CuicAso, January lS-The Drr~,
JvgnaI report, hos reoeipu q, ,0p heal
shipments 90 heal The mArtei uas
veak aud badly broken ai iotsi.r "a /.
miIei psotins u tls-s+ 90. oho'c- heavy
| 81 1otst -
Aeoei many OF ih. nee snj unsisI.~i
non-t mon neu we're hschar.-.l today
AMI rcpiacrd by expsrts
Cattle R~sspts 5 go h.sd. sh.P-
| ueuts !. .ss.l k>sa, gppt ~ cbosrv saTcr
| anil Arm NJ 81 .u,Si S.. CON mon D. me
dium shipping siov aud -s.'.s o, y oo
| "a - boisissr- an ss,a t.assnd aud
| 6rn. cDus 8. Qss5 -. baiis - 0<
2 20; steer. 81 ass5 oo. s,rkers slos
and easier Ai 81 i0s5 ~
sheep-R Rs.ip,s sop bod ship.
meuu so hesi hArkes active snd
krm ., q on1scn
Cnctnnesi.
CSoxsari, J an uary S-Iiop-EAs
or: opmtnon g s0l<t 70; l,ght q 40
ass. psckins o. tsfs4 90: batohsrs
~ S0lSA gS Rscsspss Vs. 80 bod. sh'p-
meats |. too hesd.
T. axxsS..,.s Hxvf~s. Srv Hsxrsk Pa>> I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16

nUuDE the laSl-uawC3 year the puCe
dbl not - below SNNl, and iuyinS TIE
tSO ,otioN ~ NoArS ], Ns> UHt UDlyy y
In July, 1871. /; touched - but tEC tol-
loving year better pJ,ces ru,Sd, as VII
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16

The latter lS the WsUCSi iugC ever
reached ia the ual, ;rair. Fyr thc next
Year the Yylcy ye>viCi avgg, ~ rapidly
a. jt hai q iySUcJl ami jU august, i>,.',
the earl rA:C NaS - - HGI they voU-
mencti e. ai,ausc once moue, aud
further reports before - show
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16

late IN 1888 the Western Nail ASSo-
ciatiOn met % consider Vha; W.> known
As the Powell plan to, pyol q r'Sulte
produCnon, sni 10 kceQ tGe supply pro
pOrtionAte g. The demand The scheme
Was relcctei, and nails SJSau g. - Su,,
lower. In the spring Ssirs we're mS,ie
a. loW as 81 80 per ke,. ID uct lover. and.
with one exception, the Mills al Fits
buryh ccased work rather than Sed az
the prices The usih that continued in
operation IN part uctuS>d u
accept orders below - cari. ami
only run Ss IL cOuA yet such or-
derA Ii beyan TO look as though the Ne
port that certain mills had determined
% 'free1e out" certain Others w&s true.
but they were getting cold IN the pro-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16

During 1915 the IanlS vaH,C, the mar
ket broke. and the tendency until las,
year Nas doWuWari Tie CoUrSe Of tie
market since the Jas; o, ISIS i thus re-
ported in the last number gi the lr1s
Az.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sN TELEGRAPH,
Money a, 4 to 6 Per Ceat-6evsonmsnts
lresular-flour Duh and Nominal
Wheat Unsettled and Low
er-hogs Easier.
FIN AhCE
New York

NEw IoSK, January l5-MoNrv-
Al +(S6 per cent. closing at 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Ss6 per cent.
Sterling exchange at 49,; sight ex-
change on New York &St.
SIvER-At London 81 5-l6i; bar sil-
yer here llS; subsidiary silver ooln
s(Sl per cent, discount.
GovESSSESTs - Irregular, the Old
issues being lower and the new bonds
firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16

wAsuIxorox. Pa. January ~
istai sheotins sosdss, oorrrei le',sf-
az on tiss tarm d G~n- }sDes u Va
p,s. Altes tosnship. whilc hans,ns
1.blits James Tsytcs sss is siding
pssurv, vhea be sup Wa soSiesisily
disrhars>i. Tie iosd took en~ct 10 the
skirh, and tsss-i npuari. pcnetrsi'ns
- bosela TIE untcnunsss . o. vo
- 10 his lsssrlLss ho>srs. vhsss be
szpirsd - nishl he 80 sfDss -
yesn a ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16

Tue uGs,UaaoUS lu tie VylcC "a nails
s.ayr i>NS make a. IucyC>.nC SiuJy.
In MIuh ri Jlc Va. IS>; Uawcl the
VylSg WaS =, the EISuc>, ,uvU ever 90.
tala,yi AMI NLiCE wa> Uy, again ,yS,bvd
uuui IN February. ,>ysl The market
grailaiiy and SLOWLY aivSuCNi irrW
this time ioTSayi igy while AMI the
rNurl saoNS thai ia the early par, -.
lSS&. - - vas reached The ualt
market WaS OWAyAItN active dGuaS
that YEAR and de iyiigWUS VyicvS ven
q. a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16
MAINE.
All Quiet at Augusta Yesterday

AyGVSyh. Ma. January lH.-Some
tii,y men came irom RaiE last evening,
under Command Of Capt. Whlttcmole,
having beyome alarmed hy the report
that the Saiuiy oi the capita! Mas en-
daus rel There was SoOl order IN
nN.rN Nrnarftnrni
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16

Wss v1mn osss - ASDsss
Cuxsssssua. Jsasasy h-nhs sa'
pSas cosss 4 Agrsh c.evsssa q
in1s ssss sossh. ovisg " ses hrss
aoeuna q bssiDoA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16

Crscxsau, Jan usry lS-IIan-EAs'
er: common g s0@} 70: ight u sss
4 S.. psckins q 80 90; batohs0
q s0ts4 es Rsc.ipts is,sO bod: sh'p-
meats I. too hesd-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-16
Bribery CAss&

The bribery committee cf the House
had a useosing this afternoon Clark.
the countedin member ofthe House from
NOblsborO. testified that about . week
before the meeting II the legislature
his brosaer came ~ hlm and infcrTnet
him that's certain man vsnsed him 10
10 and sre him ,Oarkl anitell him that
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-29
PILEsi PILES pILEsi
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No One
fH4 Need Suffer.

A sure euro for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by Dr. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DIR. Williams Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years. standing. No m need
suffer Eve minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
Instruments and electuaries do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching particularly Mt night after get
ting warm in bcdl, acts ~ q poultice,
gives instant and painless relief, and is
prepared only for Piles, itching Of the
private parts, and nothing else. ,
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Comnber-
ry, Of Cleveland, says about DIR. Will
iams, Indian Pile Ointment: ] have
used score Of pile cures, and 1t affords
me pleasure to say that l have never
found anything which gave such i'm
mediate and permanent relief rs DIR.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists, or mailed
on nceipt Of price. llIIrIM e.
HKNRy Il DAVIES, Props,
Cleveland, o.
Do sure and ask for Williams' Pile
Ointment, and take no other.
/, ~dN may7-daw1y "
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-29
sELEcrED MISCELLANY.


The London Court Journal learns
that next season a regular campaign
against the Professional Beauties is TO
be organized by n or two w~ell-known
leaders OF the fashionable world. II
hopes, however, that they will mot in
'clude all the ladies' who are commented
upon in tho society paper, for some Of
them Of them do not desire the un-
pleasant notoriety they thus obtain, and
that only those women who are con-
stantly being photographed should be
left out in the cold"
A London correspondent complains
of the meanness OF the crown In confer
ring n penoion OF only $3.50 per annum
on Lady FothergM Cooke, ''in consider
alton Of the services OF her husband,
the late Sir W. FothergiIl- Cooke, in
connection with the introduction OF
the telegraphic system into this coun-
try" lie says that Mr., afterwards
Sir W., Cooke was jointly with Wheat
stone, one OF the originators Of practi-
cal telegraphy, and It is strange indeed
that his widow, who is called my
Lady," should receive n pension les:
than the keep OF a maid-of -all-work.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-29
DANGER IN DISGUISE.
saHGasI Psstisaes uss-Hn<as sAa sss-s
Timely AdssSs sbs1t HS- 70 Aso.d Il.
Certain Valuable Facts Mads
Public.

n IL salI known thai kOt ~s4tiusr
rings sickness. and that few people
60 through the summer without IN
pleasant symptoms. The mouth be-
comes dry and parched the tongue fur
red with white. this pulse irregular. the
head feserish. the body eramped. and
the limbs swollen and tired. LADIES'
especially, with their natural dslicAey
and tendency to female troubles. and the
bot weather almost unbsarable. while
little children are dying every day from
exhaustion and because parents neglect
pnecaution and care. Appointment and
well known physician Ct New York ~
serts as his positive belief that more
than t~hree-fourths Of all so-called sum
mer complaints arise from disopdered
secretions, and that these secretionary
organs. which, by being out Of order
canse 20 much trouble. N the Kidneys
and Liver. These organs are the gov.
ernors Of the system. and by their move
nients the other parts Of the body are
regulated. The brain controls the life,
bnt the lower part Of the body rules the
health.
There rs one, and only one known
vegetable that will absolutely regulate
and control the Kidneys and LIVER at
all times and thus prevent the many
dangers Of the summer. That vege-
table IA West India leaf, J is used rs the
basis OF Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. It Is pure. pleasant 10 the
taste and absolutely certain in lis re-
suits. II keeps those who inteiligentiy
use II in perfect health. and cures those
whose secretions are deranged. For all
urinary complaints of either sex It is
infallible. For all bilious troubles 1t Is
certain. For the hot season IL Is inyal-
liable, and IL should be used upon the
approach OF the slightest symptoms. It
may save your life or that OF some dear
friend; IL will certainly prevent much
suffering.
No remedy in America has eve re-
ceiyed such high and enthusiastic CON-
mendations.