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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-27

A LITTLE GIRL BADLY BURNED.-A little
girl named Brand, aged about seven years,
was so badly burned yesterday in East
Wheeling thather recovery was last night
regarded as only barely possible. The
child is the daughter OF VIM. Brand, a
coal.miner, who resides. at the corner OF
Wood street and Alley Is. She was in an
upstairs room by herself, and desiring to
get something from the mantel piece,
reached up, and in doing 80 came in con.
tact with the flames from the CRATE. Her
dress, which was OF soft WOODEN stuff, i'm.
mediately caught fire, and she was
in a second completely wrapped
in the flames. She was so
terrified as TO be unable to do anything
but scream. Her agonized cries brought
her mother to her aid, but by the time
she reached her the child's clothing was
burned of OF her, aud the entire front OF
her person scorched and burned in a most
terrible manner. Medical assistance was
at once summoned and every thing pos
sible done TO relieve the little girls excru-
ciating suaerings. OF course 1t was i'm.
possible to more than alleviate her pain,
and she is still suffering the most intense
agony,
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ANusRNISTs-0ur GenlemsH FFieads-
The initial performance in this city Of the
above.named comedy took place at the
Opera House last night 10 good audience
and we may also add 10 an audience that
left the house completely satisfied The
comedy is based upon q story OF domestic
life. 4 strong.minded wife and mother, q
weak facilitating husband, two marriage.
able daughters, are in the foreground
while there are other incidental characters,
such as Mrs. McPeppeB, an illiterate
busybody, Walter Morton aud George
Jones, two young men whom the
daughters capture, and other characters.
As the weak husband Mr.. George Holland
demonstrated his effectiveness and power
as commediau, as his better half Mrs. G.
Z. Maeder was immense, and the Rose
Morehouse OF Miss Florence Barrett was
very good. The Augustus Doolittle OF Mr..
Joe Holland, the Helen Gillespie OF Miss
Hendricks were also good.
This afternoon the company will give a
matinee and this evening will close the
engagement.
WiLhslmj, SsrRbsrO, FTiieh.-Next Mon.
day night Wheeling people will be treated
10 one Of the grandest concerts we have
ever had, by the persons whose names
form the caption OF this notice. OiStein.
burg, the New York Star has this to say Of
the great pianist, who appears here next
Monday evening:
an. Constantin Sternberg, the young
Russian pianist, made his debut in Amer:
lea, in the presence OF numerous and
brilliant audience last evening.
UnQuestionably Sternberg is thorough
artist. No pianist who has appeared in
New York during the last decade more
easily acquired the favor OF his audience.
NJ, Sternberg's naturalness is all the more
captivating for It's rarity. He has none oil
the mannerism and ahecEation which did
80 much TO mar the popularity OF Cots.
chalk. He performs with an almost total
absence OF seltconsciousness, and loses
himself in the development OF his theme
with devotion that is palpably real.
Sternberg's lingering was infinitely delicate
and persuasive, and 1t is in interpreting
such weird strains as those OF the selection
referred to that his excellence is most evil
dent"
Leavitt's great specially troupe will be
at the Opera House Tuesday and Wednes
day nights, which is one Of the most com
pIbI6 YhuueNllle CuuiphulS6 over plhCeu
before the public. No company Of
specialists has ever secured such a hold
upon the public favor as this one, and oil
none has the press spoken more highly.
academy Of AuSic.-The temperance Of
the popular minstrel and actor, Charles
Howard, with his great company OF varie'
ty artists, will take place at the Academy
OF Music on Monday evening. Tickets
should be procured as early as possible tC
avoid the rush at the opening night OF the
season. The company Is composed Of q
large array OF talented performers, and
will doubtless entertain lovers Of their par
tiCular field in the highest degree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-27

D. Lothrop & Co. will bring out book
Of selections from the writings Of Thomas
Hughes, called "True Manllness," very
delightful volume, and especially attract
I've for the autobiographywith which it is
prefaced. James Russell Lowell promised
to write an introduction OF Mr.. Hughes as
a preface to the book, and applied to him
for the facts and dates. He responded by
letter, which Mr.. Lowell found so inter-
esting that he resolved TO print it, wick.
eddy waited until Mr.. Hughes was in
America, so that he could not consult him
about 1t, and says that now for the first
time he breads to meet bis old friend.
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hultors lntelugenccr,
The history OF 1.-TWO Vacant Lots in
yesterday mornings paper might mis-
lead the young and the stranger; there.
fore, let me ask the writer If the late H.
@. Coen was not connected with the arch
itecture OF the Athenaum building; If 1t
was erected long before 1852, and II the
upper part of the building was not origi-
nally designed for stage purposes? The
ground and second floors were not intend.
ed and constructed to accommodate the
increased trade, which was expected by
the way Of the B. & o. and Hempfeld
railroads, after the beginning Of the year
1858. The Hon. O. D. Hubbard, and also
II. B. Hubbard, could doubtless give
full history OF the house which occupied
the corner lot previous to the erection Of
the Athen@um building, as it was for
some years the residence Of their fathers
family, and OF themselves In their early
manhood,
Another correction: The Virginia Hotel,
under the prnrIIietorship Of the McCreary
family, ante.dated the Monroe House,
OF James Mathers, by something like ten
years, and the Miss King, who was mar.
ried to Benjamin Kelley (Gen. B. +. Kel.
ly) as related in to.day's paper, was the
daughter OF proprietor Of the same hotel
and the controlling party before the Nc.
Creary's were there. James Mathers
moved his hotel and it's name from Monroe
street 10 Madison street about 1915. He
had pFayinnRlv rhanOad tho UpnwhaFon
Hotel" 10 "Monroe House," Monroe being
the name Of the street upon which it was
located. The Powhatan, under Caruth.
era, had occupied the western part OF the
lot on tho northwest corner Of Market and
Twelfth (Monroe) streets, and some slight
traces Of the original Powhatan may still
be seen in the tenement west OF William
Harris plumbing establishment.
A city historical society should DO in ex-
istence, or ere long we shall all mingle
with that 'in6nite azure OF the past" to
which so many good people seemed to take
umbrage. G.
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PERSONAL MENTIoE.-Mr. and Mrs. Budd
Davis, Of Centre Wheeling, LEFT yesterday
for Cameron 10 visit relatives.
Mr.. Henry Reuter-, OF Baltimore, is
among friends in tho city.
We regret to hear OF the serious illness
OF Miss Jennie Parkg, daughter Of George
Parks, OF this city, who is attending school
at Cleveland, Ohio. Her father has been
absent at some distsnt point in the West,
but was finally reached by telegraph and
is probably with her by this time.
Col. W. II. Pritz, Of the American
Screw Company, Providence, r. l., is in
thecity.
Bishop George W. Peterkin, of Psrkers-
burg, came to the city yesterday, and is
o guest at the Mcclure.
Clerk Darrah, Of tho Municipal Court,
returned yesterday from Pittsburgh.
Among yesterdays Mcclure House arriv-
ais were James Lane Allen, Of Bethany (;
and W. II. Sage, OF MoundsVille.
]. W. Jones. Of Littleton, W. Va, was
in the city yesterday.
j. W. Wottiudin, ESQ.,, Of Weston, is In
the city. "Woff" Is the man who hung
his gate on the other post-the Republi.
can post-some years ago, and he has no
cause TO regret 1t,
Mr.. o. G. schofeld, of Parkersburg, Is
in town, spending day or two. Like all
good Republicans these times, he 10 feel
ing jolly. "sCofe" is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. W. H. Brandt left yesterday for
New York, on 3 trip TO Aspinwall, Pana.
ma, Quito, and thence to IqIique where he
will assume tho duties Of 4 position lately
offered him.
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Spare Ribs-D. G. List, Jr.
For Rent-lIouse on the Island.
List OF Letters.
Public Sale OF Valuable Coal Interests
W. II. Halter.
Photographs Higgins.
Diaries for lSSl-Stanton 4 Davenport.
Clothes Wringers-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
For Rent-Robert 9. Dalzell.
Commissioners Notice.. r. Paul.
Elegant Parlor Lamps. Fl. Rinehart,
Wanted-Situation.
True Manliness-D. Lothrop & Co.
Commissioners Sale Of Triadelphia Prop
arty-A. j. Clarke.
Wanted-Girl.
Something New and Novel;, L. Mich
oil, Agt.
Wedding Presents-J. H. Rinehart.
For the Holidays-Plummer's.
Wanted-Furnished Rooms.
DR.. Won Falk's Pile ointment-Edmund
Booking, Agt
Opera House-Leavett's Gigantic Vaude.
Vile and Specially Company.
Beautiful Goods. II. Rinehart.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-27

SCENE IN CouRr.-During the progress
of the trial at the Court House yesterday,
in the case OF A. @. Downey for the use
Of Arnett vs. Mitchell's administrator, a
war-like episode took place between VIM.
T. Hubbard and W. W. Arnett, opposing
attorneys ia the matter. Mr.. Hubbard in
adduCing his argument made use OF severe
innuendoes as to the personal character
Of Mr.. Arnett, and the latter gentleman,
by way Of resentment, threatened 10 PUN.
mel his legal antagonist. The Court adj.
monishingly cried, "Geutlemen, gentle.
men," and Major Mitchell interposing his
huge physique put an end to the exciting
scene.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-27
REGARDLESS Of CUst-tu close, we now
offer balance Of stock Of millinery at prices
that must sell them. SPEYER BROS.

MULE KILLED. - Yesterday morning
about 9o'clock collision occurred at the
intersection OF Chapline and Twenty-stxth
rtreets, between street car No. II and the
coal cars belonging to the Belmont Mill,
which were drawn by mule. The loaded
coal cara were sliding down the grade and
could not be stopped. The street car was
standing QcroEs their track, and the driver,
itappears, failed to hear the shouts OF the
coal men to move out oil the way. The 70.
suit was that the mule was 50 badly
crushed between the cars that II died in a
few minutes. A few panes OF glass were
broken ont Of the street car, but no other
damage wAs done. The street car driver
was discharged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-27

Channka is celebrated on the 95th day
Of Kislew, or beginning November the
2Sth, and last eight days. This festival
commentaries the victories Of the Mara.
bees in the time Of AntioChls Epiphanus,
who sought 10 overthrow the Jewish re.
ligion. For the evenings OF the feast We
kindle lights In the houses OF worship
and in our private dwellings.
:. Rev. NJ. Sessler will also deliver a ser.
mon In English next Sunday evening at
seven o'clock, the subject will be "Union
Is Strength"
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Prof, Ed. Hoist, 10 one Of the leading
professors Of music in Chicago. Ina re.
cent interview he stated: For the last
two years l have suffered intensely with
sore throat and neuralgia, which from
time 10 tine rendered me unfit to attend
10 my schol1rs and compositloni but I
am now, thanks to that admirabl lie remedy,
st. Jacobs Oil, perfectly cured, and can
cheerlully recommend 1t to all who are
afflicted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-27

SLANDER SU1T.-There is an interesting
SANDER suit in progress OF trial at the
Court House, the facts OF which are as
follows: A man named Hayman, yeter.
mary surgeon Of this city, alleges that
Mr.. Lewis Blond had called him thief or
a thief and son OF a b-h. all OF which
damaged the reputation OF Haymrn to the
extent Of Sl0,0 Col. Arnett and John H.
Cochran are attorneys for Hayman and
Craoraft and Good for Mr.. Blond.
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JoHN RoEuER Ia daily receiving some
choice styles OF fancy dress goods, bsaui'
iul satin finish cashmeres, black and coll
ors, fancy goods for holiday presents, do
nestle goods OF all kinds at very low
prices, carpets, wall papers, oil cloths,
window shades, &c. Call and examine
our stock before purchasing. Nos. 2Ol9
and 2O2l Main street, Centre Wheeling,
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AUCTION SALE or MUSICAL GooDs-This
afternoon and evening, at Sheib's, Wash
ington Hall. All kinds Of Musical Instru.
ments, Music Books, Folios, Piano and
Organ Covers, etc., suitable for holiday
pFesentS. Do not forget to be on hand for
bargalnS,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., November Cyl A.
M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
stationary or lower barometer, higher
temperature. variable winds, partly cloudy
weather, with occasional light rain or
snow.
For the Lower Lakes, stationary or
lower barometer, higher temperature,
soulherly winds, partly cloudy weather.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-27

MUTTON BROTH SOUP for herOhautS
Lunch this morning at the New RcLnre
House Sample Rooms.
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Children and Infanta

GhaS Eayro lltnkle, Jersey City Heghta, n. j.,
writes; MY son, lad Of twelve years, was com.
pletey cured Of terrible case Of Eczema by the ti
cum kenodie'. From the top Of his head 10 Inc I'D.
OF his eOt one mass Of scabs Every other
and physicians had been tried In yaln,I ''''''"'
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DoS'T fail to attend the Auction Sale oil
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and Plated
Ware at the store Of @. P. Brown, 81
Twelfth street.
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DoE'T waste your time and money on
other remedies. Denig's Cough Balsam
never fails TO cure.
No medicine yet that has ever been sold
il equal to this for curlBE a cold
All difficult breathing ard tightness o. ohest
" promptly relieved and the patient has rsSt.
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AUCTION every morning, afternoon and
evening OF Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry
and Plated Ware at tho store Of @, T,
Brown, 81 Twelfth street,
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ONE MORE CHEAP EXCURSION TO Plrrs.
BURGH-RO,n,d Trip, 81 so. - Saturday
November 9th, the Pittsburgh, Cleveland
and st. Louis Railroad Company, (Pan
Handle route,, will sell excursion tickets
to Pittsburgh, for all trains, at the rate o.
81 so. Make your arrangements to takG In
the last cheap excursion.
Tickets good going on trains o! Saturday
eth, returning, will be good until Mon.
day Goth, inclusive. Trs:ns leave the Pan
Handle depot, Wheeling, as follows: 6:52
A. NJ, 1:l2 p. N. and 1859 r. NJ.
For tickets and information, apply to ].
NJ. Belleville, Agent Pan Handle route, or
Union ticket office, Mcclure House, Wheel.
ing, W. Va.
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]. z. Weeks, Esq, Town Treasurer, 81. Adams, VI
1ays, In letter dated May 2s at works 70 charm
on my babyh face and head. Cured the head ca.
tirely and has nearly cleaned the face Of sores.
have recommended Il TO several and DR., Plant has
ordered lefor them,n 1"'
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Fred: Rohrer, Esq, Cashier Stock. Crorer, M.
uNnal Bank, Pueblo, Colorado, writes; ii AM 40 vail
pleased with It's oiectS Cd my baby tbat can.
not GaSa to be without 4 IN my house il l.
Don%Isr !. eu "a ana bound to become very
mRBIes.n "V A"V"A '" 'nV
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Rgpo1IIoANs ,TiLL RrIoIclNa.
Bauqnet in Celebration of the Happy
Close of the Late Campaign, Given by
the Ladies' of Martins Ferry.

buu4HeN lh NelebFAtAuu VI INV A"FES
Close of the Late Campaign, Given by
the Ladies' of Martins Ferry.
The invitation issued by the ladies Of
Martins Ferry to the Garfield aud Arthur
clubs to the supper and social at CONNER
cial Hall, on Thanksgiving evening, met
with a hearty response. Men and hoys,
colored and white, were all on duty. At
7 o'clock the clubs, headed by the Excel
sIor cornet band. proceeded from their
headquarters in a body. The hall was
decorated and illuminated in rich profu.
sion. After the band ceased playing, and
Captain Lash delivered the orders OF the
evening, the curtain was drawn and ex'
posed q scene OF beauty-a tableau-the
ladies' in charge attired In their quaint
costumes, which surprise tie boys cheered
right Justify.
Miss Jennie Greene represented the
ladies in well composed aud well deliy'
cred address OF welcome, to which J. U.
Gray, ESQ.,, on behalf OF the clubs, re-
sponded briefly in q few well chosen
words. A patriotic glee was then sung by
double Quarlette Of mixed voices, directed
by Prof. Schoheld. AT the word OF COM
mand the boys charged calamity upon the
tables, but each successive assault was re-
pulsed by the continued supply OF fresh
recruits which the ladies brought unceas'
iugly 10 bear.
Alter all were fed, and we'll fed, there
was yet supply in reserve. But the oc'
casion was not all OF eating; tho evening
throughout was real social affair, inter,
spersed with songs by the Quartette and
music BY the band, mutual Congratula,
tons, and all admiring the ladies. One OLD
colored man thought the year Of jubilee
had come. All enjoyed themselves and
the ladies will long be held in grateful re
membrance by the members OF the club
and Republicans OF Martins Ferry for the
untirinE zeal they have over manifested
from the first to the last OF the campaign
OF 1880.
Noticeably observed among the leading
spirits OF this enterprise to whom the par
Elephants are indebted were Mrs, Ander
son, Mrs. Lash, Mrs. Strain, Ms. lnG!e
bright, Mrs. Banks, Mrs. Ralston, Mrs
Jones, Mrs. Williams, and the Misses MarJ
Bailey, Maggie Erwin, Hannah and Clara
Bird, Alice Anderson, BERTHE Hopkins ano
Flora Williams. OF course many othel
patriotic ladies contributed, the mention
OF whose names space forbids.
Long live the Republic, the Republican
party, and the ladies who, by their sym
patty and cooperation, helped win the
victory over which We continue to rejoice
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A PINE lot Of Guitars, from s. each and
upward, selling at cost Of sheib's. Vio'
Inns, Flutes and other instruments equally
cheap to close them out,
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NEW stock of Winter Caps Just received
and for sale cheap at
GEO. ]. MArHlSON'S, 1929 Market st,
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The remedy that will cure the many
diseases peculiar to women is Warner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.-NotIrs'
Mdll:ine, TThSAW
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By all means attend the Auction at G.
?. Browns, 81 Twelfth street, for bargains
in Holiday Presents.
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The Riverside furnace is doing nicely at
Benwood, and good quantity and quality
Of iron is being turned out.
The Benwood Mill was not of for
Thanksgiving, but there will be holiday
to-day on account Of the funeral Of the
wife OF an employee.
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LADIES and Gents Fine Gold and Silver
Watches at Auction, at @. P. Browns, 81
Twelfthstreet,
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Begin at tho beginning Cleanse the nasal pa,.aOs..
Remove the morbid coats Of rottiDg and deal iSsue.
Work upon these surfaces until the living, WholeSome
membrane IL reached cleaned, dIslnieeted, soolhed
and healed, Then you have attacked and removed
me cause, meanwhile BY internal administration,
dive !om the blood the poison II delivers Win eTery
pulEltion Of tho heart When all this Il iaithfullx
done, CallrIh q conquered, you are cured,
bAnFOkpS RADICAL CURE consists Of one bot
tie u tho RADICAL CURE, one boT OF CATI RRHIf,
SOLVENT, and one Improved Inhaler, all Wrapped
IN package, with Treatise and Direction md III
BY all dtnggiiA Tor 81. Ask for SANFORD'B RADI-
economical treatment IN medicine. General XsentS.
'WBEKSd POTTER, BoSion.
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bElLAIRE.

Some OF the glass houses in Bellaire are
talking OF extinguishing some OF their fur.
naces II trade does not pick up shortly.
One FURNACE will be put out at the Goblet
Works to-day, and only one furnace is In
operation at the Belmont now.
The Window Glass Works are doing
good business.
the lE.na Works are engaged on holt
day goods.
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FoR bargains and goods at your own
price attend the Auction Of Watches and
Jewelry at O. P. Browns, 81 Twelfth street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-27

EVERY article warranted as represented
at the Auction Sale OF O. P. Browns, 81
Twelfth street.
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CUnrURA REMEDIES are simply elegant to
use. They appeal TO mothers and parents with great
force. From Infancy 10 old age they are equally sue.
ee,sinl, lAtO and reliable. UTICGRA, a medicinal
Jelly arrests disease eats away dead skin and aeSh,
allys ILLUMINATION Itching and irritation, toothes
Los Of Hair. It reproduces and beauiIdes the hair
CuTICURA RRS0LvENT, the great Blood Partner
clean1eS purihcs, and eradIcates all chronic and
heIedltary hunlon. CUTlCURA MEDICINAL
TOILET SOAP, prepared from CUTICURA, cleanse,
soohcs and heels diseased surfaces whltenG fresh.
ems and beauties the skin beyond all praise II ia
an elegantly Tsriumed Toilet, Bath and Nursery
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EvERYDoDY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause i Is the best. For sale by all frat.
class dealers.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at Sclnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
1879. 1880.
JAN N,sP.M7rM TAN. I2N.S.PN.7 PM.
ID ii e - II .! D Is
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SrAMMERISd and suffering cured in an
hour by DR., Jones, at the Mcclure House.
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Rev. R. R. BuRrs, OF Manata, Fla, saws:
"Tutt's Pills are held in high repute as a
liver regulator in this hot climate. In fact
| hardly know how we could get along
without them. Cb;ils and Fever have lost
their dread. Our people take one or two
doses of the pills and follow it with fifteen
grains OF quinine. divided in three doses,
during the day. The ague never returns"
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II you wantthe finest chew out, buy The
Chief Tobaccn.
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CuIEP ToBAoco is all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere.