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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
House of Representatives.


FLORIDA.
I.RH Davidson.D d 2. Jesse Findley.
GEORGIA.
?. Henry G Turner, d !. JC Clements. D
3. Philip Cook. ID II stephens.
4. Hugh Buchanan. ID .. Emory speer,
s. N J Hammond,
ILLINOIS.
I. VIM Aldrioh. II. wv Singleton. d
George r Davis, r u. WIN springcr y
q. ChS b Farwel!. X l3. Dietrich smith. X
4. John e Sherwin. X II. JOS Cannon,
S. R NJ A Hawk, X 5. Ar fonyth. U
6. T J Henderson. 10. SPARKS,
: WIN tuIlsn. H. Vim Morrison, ID
a Lewis Y Pay,op, r is. John X Thomas.
o John Lee ID ~. X " Townshend, ID
TO- Ben r Marsh, X
I. Vim HcIlman. X RBFPiercr. r
q Thos IL Cobb ID 9. Godloye y Orth
N rtrIslsCer, D 10. NIL De Motto, n
4 Ws Holman, ID II. tie0 W Steele.
RCNatson IL 20 ColericE, u
6. T NJ BIowne, Is. ii CsI'iiis
.. Stanton M Poelle, X
IOWA.
]. Moses A Mceold. R 6. Madison Cuiv
.. s,waIl Y Fsrwell X 7. J"hn A Kason. X
s. Thc- updeeraf, hepburn
4. Nath G. Deering. X y. &C Carpenter. X
5. W u Thompson,
l. John Anderson. X 3. Thom" Ryan,
2. ID g Haskell,
!. Osc.r Turner, D. .. Ionn q Cet'nle. D
2.JA Mckenzie. d :. JCs blackburn
5. Jno " Caldwell D S.pB IhomIson' d
4. J Proctor Knott, ID =. = White. ,
5. Albert 5 Wills, ID 10. Eli Al Bn'to"' u
LOUISIANA.
l.RL Gibson. d l. NC BLANCHARD
! ioSs S.risi, nil' In Fi'ETa Es5S,'.Sp. sss;
Thos X Reed. X "a. George W Ladd. d
:. VIM Frye, 3 s. ThosH Auch. d
8. SD Lindsey.
MARYLAND.
Low coylnston. d 4. r II NcLsne.
sfs Hob!iircii, ID .. Milton Timer.
M.s,LoursrTTa
I. Vim Crap,.R IVA Russell. X
2 BW Harris, John C'hniei' u
A Iaonoid Nor.e n 10 Amsssa Nor, ross, X
5.sZ bowmar, H. u hobihsph'
&. III u stone,
NlCai0As.
1. Henry W Lord. X 6. OF spauldins.
.. Kdwin viii It's, X :. Omar u Congef'
). Edward 5 Lacy. IL ). Roswell hoif'
5. Geoge W Weber, X
l.NHD Dunnell. \ >. W wa'hburn'R
2. Horace B strait,
sIsIsiPri.
,ELNq,,,STi I'll a,s"isI, D * tHh:o R:s': ~.
2 rs Money 6. JR Chalmers, d
MISSOURI.
, Thnmss Allen, b s. Nichols. Ford. G
& - Frost, ID ~. bnfroSs,
4. LII Davis II. Clark, IT,
S. Richarh Bland ID L n hitSh.
c -Hazeltino, q u BoeHner'
!. kice. RG
Edward X Valentine,
xIv,pA.
oeorye " Cassidy. D
sEw HAxrsHIEE.
/. Jo.hua G Hall, r ). EvaIu Pm.
2 Jas Briggs.
/. GN Robson, r 5. John III X
! ntl:. h:H Ros.. ssssi,'A 3 :. n.iasnbsr.h.o D
T. II D. Harris, d
1 perry Belmont, d rs John Hammond.
Wm z Robinson, D 10 Ati Parker,
5 HIATT smith, r 2, George Wet. X =.
: Rrni Wood. D p. Warner miller L.
G. samuel : Cox. - tyiu. rIe.e1.''
Henry Duxro. d II Joseph HssJn.
in.on NS,ook, r - Frank His ock.
. Tsrnspdo Wood, ID D. John II Camp
~ ihram 4 Hewitt. DR.. 10 epham r
II Lev, Morton, IS Jers ". Dsisht. X
~ Waldo Huuhins. d 3. u. +. Richardson, X
,s inhn HKeeoau. r 0. John Van voorhis. r
IL irvh Beach. d a. Richard Crowley. 4
is Thomss Coraell, 3 81. J l. Seville. y
| I6. Nkhael y Nolan. 81 II Van Aefaam' I
II. Walter A Wood,
NORTH cARoiISA.
/. LC Latham. D s. Alfred u seae, L
.. wn H Kitchen. d Clement povd,
4 Daniel L Russell, 0l Z. Robt = Armheld, .
4 Vim B Cox, D &. Vim Love.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
Getting It Down Very Fine.

SAN Francisco, November 5.-Re.
turns from all the counties in the State
except Del Norte, which is estimated at
the same as the last Presidential elec-
ton, gives Hancock 96 plurality. A
few small precincts yet TO hear
from which are not expected to alter
the result much. 1t will evidently re.
quire the official count to decide.
Pachecos election is doubtful by
these later figures. 1t is quite certain
the Republicans will get one elector.
Judge Terry, on the Democratic tick.
ct. is kuown to be scratched several
hundred.
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OHIO

/. Benj But,erworth, r, IL Henry 8 Neal.
2 Thos L Ysuug, K II Geo Converse, ID
). Henry L Norey, RliS. Gibson Atherton, D
4 Emanuel SchultI, r IA. Geo " Geddea, d
5 Benj lie fevre, d Is Rufus x Dawea
6. jas n. Richie. r li6. d Cpdegun. x
:. John Ieedom, Dir. VIM Mckinley. Jr.. =
s. Warren Keller, Ris. A = Mcclure,
3. jas Robinson, 4 10. Es Taylor, n
10. John B Rice. 4 %. Amos Townsend. u
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-14

SUDDEN DfsAPPEAkAscg-O tn.
evening o July 9Th. Miss Celia Cook,
a young lay aged 81 years. accom-
panied her sister. Mrs Jack Kennedy.
TO the party ct the pavilion. During
the eveLing. she stated 10 her sitter
that she wanted to 60 to the dressing
room for u few minutes. bot would
shor:ly return. Her sister waited. but
Celia did Bvt come back. After wait.
ing in VAIN half 40 hour for her.
Mrs Kennedy went to her husband o
place OF bu-inAsa ard informed him of
what bad tran .pired. S-arch ~ss i'm
'sediat-ls commenced. bat No trace of
the girl could he found. All the
steamers in part were searched. but
nothing cone. rDing the whereabouts VI
Miss Cook caald be found Hes sister
was almost distracted over the affair.
n" tidings Of her were resolved until
the next evening. when the hands on
the Aida infumed Mr. Kennedy that
Miss Cook had got of the steamer ~
Port Madison. on her down trip. Two
men in this city. Thes Ray and Seth
McPhes are charged by Mr. Kennedy
rs beiug the art,es who induced The
young woman ~ leave. The next day
Mrs Kennedy went down to MAnis,n,
where she wss informed that her sister
was stopping with Mr. DeShsw. at
Point Agate. Going there she saw her
sister. ard telearaphed for herhusbsnd.
who went dawn immediately. For
some reason Miss Cook preferred ~ re-
main 1t Poin. Agate. aud Madam Ru-
NOR has il that she will soon bee me
tine bride of Mr. DsShsw. who has tor
some time past tern said to have On
deavored TO win her heart and hand.
Taken - Whole. the affair 10 very
strange one. and ct the request of Mr.
Kennedy we give it to the public.
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IMMTGkANTs AND RAILROAD AT
.hs recent ssssian If O.ynI i.'s Board

IMMIGRANTS AND RAILROAD AT
the recent s'ssian If O:ymIi.'. Board
OF Trade. . letter was received from
the President and Secretary of the
Washington Col,ny Of Kansas. which
letter shows tina, they are truly in earn.
est. and that the colony intend tn locate
in body and form town. which by
ncxt fall (lSSD will number 1910 peo-
pie. The eolony ~ far Is composed of
intelligent p@oi lr. and with means and
trades OF their own will begin life
anew IN Washington Territory. The
colany will rsud.Ev"us : at the Fair
grounds near Oily mpin until they select
town site or location. The Gam
Board at TRADE received letter. from
the Board Of Cnuuty Commission. rs
aud Auditor al Clarke county, which
give proof that the reoila II Clarke
county mean business. So far ~ the
connecting OF Olympia aid Vancouver
by rail il concern d. As s,en "a Lewis
and Cowlitz counties are heard from,
steps will DO taken to have survey
made and prepare data for the bnilding
If tbs road. The day i. not far distant
when this road will not oily be- built
but will bs known rs the most inpOr.
tant spd most ssluable road in the
great north west IL will connect main
aud important points--nsme,y the CO.
lnmbia at its Confluence with the Viii.
lamei,r. and consequently Portland.
with Olympia Mt The head IL Puget
Sound. the gran,i.st commercial inter.
nal sea in thu worli The inc will pass
through . sec'in, rich in ng iulturr.
timber and mineral lands
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

The name II the Portuguese bark
Victoria. sold in San Frsosisoe Ne
other day. has been changed to 6ear.
light. and the vessel goes under the
Hawaiian flag and will 60 into the Ha-
waiian trade.
The Schooner Caurser. which has
been ashore on the Chshalis eoussy
coast for nearly . year. will soon BE-
launched
The ship Eleorsdo was built ct Ken
neounk in 1855, registers ll47 tons. and
was owned Is follows c L Dinglsy.
7-l8; samuel Blair. 1 l6; HOOK.
2.16; Jsonbsen, 3'6, and wss insured
for S24 600
A frm OF Scotch ship builders ere
said to have established themselves =.
Shanghai and are turning out iron
steamers Of the largest size. All Of
their 11U0 workmsn are Chimes. who
labor for . few cents each per day.
Notwithstanding nearly oil the raw
mstsrial ss-d in those yards has to
CROSS ceans. nowhere in the world can
. ship 10 built more chesply.. The
London Times SEES in this fact snme-
thing seriously ominous to the ship
wrights Of the Clyde and Tyne.
A schooner has just been built ct St.
Helen,. Oregon. that 10 pronounced BY
judges to be . model in beauty through.
nat She 10 one hundred and two iess in
length. twenty-five feet beam end ten
feet depth OF bold. She vas built Nm.
der Vsritas survey and clssssd fer nine
ys.rs. She 10 made ct the bsst At stock.
heavily timbered and we'll fastened.
She il clipper model and . capital YES
eel for the seal trade. The builder Of
the vessel 10 w J Stephens. yell known
OFT this ceast.
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SERENADE. - THIS Pacific Cornct
Band was out again last evening. on .
serensding expedition. II Was their
intention to visit tho Mayor elect and
each Of the new COuncilmen, but ew.
ing to the absence ut their leader they
we're unable 70 carry out the pro-
grsmme. Several Of their choice airs
were played At the residence of Hon L
P smith. aud that venerable gsntleman
appeared With box Of cigars in hsnd.
aud thanked them heartily f,r the com-
pliment psid him. On their way back
they halted in front Of the residcncs of
w A Jennings. and played . couple Of
lively airs. In respnase to an invita-.
ton from Mr. j.. the members Of the
hand went intn the house, where re-
freshments were served After Q few
minutes passed in pleasant conversation
the boys bid the bust and hostess good
tight. and disbAndsd for the evening.
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lee cold soda. with cream and oil
kinds OF h,vorias. at the Bureau.
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do much to build up the northern end
of Seattle We hope our City Govern
meut will meet taem half way and en-
Courage them By opening streets and
making it pasab!e for teams to haul
loads back and forth :betwesn the two
SECTIONS If orr city ID Morris runs an
express. leaving Occidental Square for
the factory thus affording all who wish
10 visit Z! i. mammoth manufacturing
e.tabli-h'' en-; an opportunity o. doing
so.
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Evss hsousht 70 wsShir sloa Tsss1eoey, saA ere
nev peopaso1 = saeply spy - ~ pss1sos = he
lovsee vsoeele pe3era Ne al olee1o $780,
lHI uhleA Uselw - ~ nh1is = - Huana1sss
psleoa Ysea ~ fset 80 - hsVo - go.
s1soee b tAls IiDe - bualn16 uu1 10 - too6ht
- 49,. - 90 senndGne ~ - - eive ao11e-
ossaasIly iasisiae ysNs insDsea6ss snl pstsos-
- - se - v9y e0&
- ekUaDaa0a AsNoUo10,
! jsne1lD xasouun q. IN ; ysuus -.
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Go to the Bu-.au for your candies.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

C Gus er ! vi, Newsastle @ Bracket. Pt Edwards
Cap, Dslgsrdes. T~wns'd " vzughan 4 wife
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Tue BARREL FAcToRY.-F Few per.
sons who have not visited this man
moth manufacturing establishment in
North seattle eau form any adequate
idea of TO magnitude. The various
machines are driven At lightning speed,
night and stsy. by large. powerful en-
gines. Steamers aud barees are en-
played ia supplying The factory with
bolts. aud the product Of the establish.
mant add largely to the expoTts af the
S"and. The mill 1t present j. turning
out the material = heads. slaves and
hoops-fr about three thousand bar
rels per day. and the demand 10 fully
up To the mpply. The company have
an enclosure Of dve acres. on winch the
mill Strands. which they are clearing up.
preparatory to shedding il over. etore
winter. When this Is completed they
will have a larger area under one ra
than any other corr Grafton 10 the Ter
T,tory. The slaves aud heads. after
icing got into tho proper shape. are
glazed into the dry rooms for about
th,r,y hours. whore they are subjected
10 an intrnss heat. and when removed
are .hnonsbly dry aud easou.d.
Aboat eight miles Of gas pipe are use |,
in the dry kousc. 20 convey the st~am
back sud forth. aud all through the
building, making the heat sufficiently
intense and uniform. A neat little
residences il being put up on the north
end OF tho factory grounds by the
bookkeepss. Nc l. Sohns. So. and Su-
prriutendent Root. The Mat,alsth
Onmpany employ white men aud boy.
throughout. AMI pay them in proper
ton =, the amount II work they do,
aud The amount Of sk,ll demonssi at.d
in their resp~ctive branches IT labor
For instance. . skillfui j,inter cams
all the way from Sis ~ STA pr
mouth. The pay oil Of the company
ranges from $i2, 900 to Sto.000 per
month, and this money il most oil put
in circulation in Seattle. Some IL til.
employees IRE patting their surplas
earnings into town lots. near the fac
tory. intending in the course of time to
build neat aud comfortable hosncs for
themselves aud their families. Msssrs
Sohus aud Rect nave bought . tract Of
land from Mr. Dsnny about two hlocka
east OF the factory. on which they have
already put up six comfortable little
houses. all hard finished throughout.
which have all bean rented 10 em-
ployees. They intend shortly to put
up six more facing on Lake Union.
which is bat = little way eff. Mr. John
bsogs. an enterprising gentleman. has
built hotel. which will - ready for
business in about month. Capt
Parker il rnnning the Parker Houss
near the fac.ory. and ssems 10 ~ doing
gnd basin.ss. He keeps . neat and
Considerable hotel sad i dssssving of
sucoess. Acssrs 60hns and Root an
Doth entsrprisiae gentlsneu. and win
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Wednesday, July ID. 1880.


A sweet plsce-fhe BUREAU.
Mr. And Mrs Baxter have been ov.r To
Portland during the past week.
Miss Emma Harmon is . clerk la
the n. r. Il. X. land ofsice at Collar.
Tae Thurston County Republicans
will hold ,tieir primaries Oh th. 2l.t OF
August.
Samuel Cassidy, q patient died IN
the Insane Ass Iuu. ne"r steiiacoem last
week.
cal storm Is as fine A. if bo'h hing what.
ever had occurred.
A new moon has mad it, spp,ar,ncs
in the western sky Young lowers bail
1t. appearance with dreamy d. light
Recent ra,nfalls have made the streets
fine for horseback aud buggy riding,
and the young folks are taaing advan-
tage Of the fact
Miss McCopaha offers for sale her
piano. 1t - one OF tbs BEST nstrsments
in the city. aud the buyer will not re-
greet bis or her bargain.
Ten thousand dollar. are to be o. ent
ia improving the front Of the Wet. ris
pnstoficc. which has 90 far been beta
uusightiy and dangerous.
The six hon.es built by Roo. & Sohns
III the extreme north ehd of town are
not OILY completed but al in occu.
psncy. and ire second six sre la csor.s
OF coi.sti NC ion.
G L Stone & Co. rec.i vad froa, White
river. per steamer Comet, yestsrd. ~
EVENING. twenty live boxes # ehsrri-s,
which they offer low by the box. for
Canning purposes. jy14d2t
ID johnson has taken charge Of the
Harmon House in Steilscoom. Mr. H.r.
nun. It's said. will 60 TO Tacoma and
enter he livery business in partnership
With Mr. H~;ch. bis son in law.
Rev J A Cruzan, If POrtl.nd, il
camping with bis family on one Of the
hills Of Olympia. where they will
spend q month; be preaching on Sun.
day in the pulpit of Rev J r Thomp-
Capt. Wilkinson has recruited his
Indian classes At Forest Grove with
fifteen yousg Warm Springs from
Eastern Oregon. Eight of the number
were Buys and seven girls. Something
sliks forty or fifty young Indians are
now fell and school-d at Forest Grove
by the general Government.
Fred. thu Milton boatman, has re-.
turned ito Ruby Greek. Hs found
eniieely too much water there to suit
him. He was used 10 deep water. and
rough water aud lots Of il, or at le ,st
he thought he was. hut tho water up
there beat him completely. He has
resumed the CARA on the ferry route
across the bay.
The Territorial Supreme Court is il
session n. Olympus. Among the cases
on trial Are the ones bearing these
titles: Gnrnsey Il al vs. N Day: So.
attic 4 w w II II Co Va All Kow;
Steamer Zephyr VS. ID NJ Brown. ct ux.;
City OF Seattle VS. Isaac w Buzby; II
Bagley vs. Asa Carpenter; John Heo.
for q writ of haJsas corpus: Lydia A
Maynard vs. Thos b Valentine.
According 10 the u. s. census Of
1880 Seattle has mere people thar any
nihe. town in the Territory. Our
numher is 1861, without including ri
least 800 in the Lake Union suburb.
which rixbifnl'y belong here. Walin
Waila is uext. with $3.50 ueople. and
Olympia third with 1870 Port Town.
senl New Tacoma. Goldendals. Van.
conver and Dayton are about equal. and
they s'e followed b. Colfax. Spokan
FaHs iaki.na City. Lacenner. Por.
Gamble and Newcastle. not much
smaller a
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Washington never told lie. but il
the gem puzzle had existsa in his day
We fear that be might hsvs-hsvs said.
Uh. I've done it. done il lots Of inss:
Tut | can't tell just how
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Ban Francisco STATISTICS During
the frat six months 81 1880 $3.50 PER-
sons arrived in the city from foreign
countries. and COLI left the eiiv for for.
eixn countries. cr = gain Of SsS. Dur.
ing the sams six months the city exc
parted by ship 10 New York and to
f"rviga cauatri~. nssschs ndias ta the
vslus of Si5 0S5 eos. or more than In
any otter half year of the city . history.
Wheat. flour. wool. wine. quichsilver.
salmon. lumber and brandy are the
lrading articles Of export.
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CALIFORNIA CENSUS RETURNS So
LAM county has q POP uiatioa II 10 .60i
Trinity has 1870; San Diego coanty 10
essi,nAted At 10 90 and San Baenavcn-
iars at 20O0 fresno City has lii3.
HOLSTER 1900. L ~ Angeles H. 40
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SHERMAN HYpx Z Co Pscifc Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estry and Standard OFgsss. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments. address
SHERMAN, HYDE s Co..
aug3I-aAwiy sas francisco
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Nieholssa smsall1bls Injection.
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
manen,ly every case Of GouorrhGa.
elect aud Whi,<s. no matter Of bow
Icing st sndi oe. II directions ere followed.
Internal medicine not recommended os
pscsssasy. A euro guaranteed O. money
refunded. For sols BY n. !. Cody I
Co. Wholesale and retail drsggists. So
attle, W. +. ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-23
For tho CaInnnaRn.

The Now York WEuK1.Y SUN will be found a
useful auxiliary by all who are earnestly work
Ing for the reform Of tho national Government.
Ihroughout tho Presidential canvass OF 1880
IHE SUN will give is readers full clear and
honest report Of events and opinions. Deliev-
ing ing that the owls which have so long beset
tho country can DO cured only by a change of
the party in power. it will support for Presi-
dent and Woo Pros dent. Hancock aud English,
tho nominees Of tho National Republican
Democracy. It will also support such oandi-
dates Ill the Congress districts as may give
tho best promise OF keeping the National Leg
tslature out OF tho grip Of fraud bribery and
corruption, and in the control Of common
sense and patriotism.
TO all those who sympathize with our pur-
pose, we commend tho circulation Of The
WEEKLY Sun.
In order that they may most efficiently oo-
operate with us, we will send The WEEKLY
Sun to clubs or single subscribers, postpaid
FOR 1toenty.foe Gents, till the President al
election. A. this Larely covers COST there
will be no discounts for orders however large.
Raise clubs in every school district.
!, Five dollars will pay for twenty subscrip-
tions for the campaign. Address
IHE SUN, New York City.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-23
A Boon to Humanity

Is anything that will case pain and public
benefactor one who il able to relieve human
ailments. The most painful Of all bodily ills
is surely piles, and such has beon the absurd,
empirical barbarous treatment Of this terrible
disease for 5000 years that scientific men began
to despair and distinguished modern surgeon
has pronounced it tho ''opproblium Of the
profession" Afflicted millions tortured with
pain and deceived by tho false pretensions OF
pile postrums. cried ont in the language OF the
Bible: WHO is this that darkeneth counsel by
words without knowledge canst thou draw out
a Leviathan with a hook2" DR.. Silsbee il a
bonefactor. and Anakesis. the great infallible
pile remedy, tho most benctlocnt discovery Of
tho ago; simple. safo, prompt and permanent
cure for this terrible, painful and heretofore
almost incurable disease. Half million suf-
ferers pronounce it infalliblo; mono use Il
without bencft, and doctors Of all medical
schools prescribe It. 1t is the discovery
OF scientific chemist and praGticing physician
after 40 years experience, and pronounced to
DO the nearest to al lnfallible remedy known.
Andkesis. DR.. s. s'ilsboo's External Pile Re-
medy III sold by all tiret-class druggists. Price
81 w per box. Samples mailed free to all suf-
ferers on application to p. Neustaedter & Co..
Box 3946 New York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-23

BAD Breath arises from the stomach
and can be easily corrected If you take
Simmons Liver Regulator. It is peou'
liarly adapted to the stomach, correct
Ing acidity. destroying foul gases and al
laying inf animation. Take after eating.
q half-tabiespoonful, 1t assimilatea with
the food and ensures perfect digestion,
without which that repulsive disorder,
Bad Breath, must ensue. The Delaware
Democrat say; 'For the cure Of Dys.
pepsia, Bilious Complaint and Head.
ache, Simmons Livcr Regulator has nc
equal. 1t rarely fails to effect cure,
and never in giving relief. There Is ne
ingredient In its man nufacture that can
injure any one. 1t has been tried fol
many years, and unlike many other
medicines. Is steady gaining the con'
tdence OF the public"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-23
TnE Government proposes putting 4

TnE Government proposes putting 4
now post office In Pittsburgh, and pur-
chased tho property between Third and
Fourth streets, fronting on Smithfleld
and running back to Cherry avenue.
Tho Government sold the buildings on
the ground to Mr.. Kennedy Of Carbo-
line fame; he to remove them inside
of thirty days. Mr.. Kennedy is now
doing that. and erecting twenty five
houses In suburban town called
'Homestead,' Of which he (Mr. K.)
owns about nine-tenths. Mr.. Kennedy
is Mt present employing twenty girls
and seven men, besides bookkeeper and
printer. He has his own printing
presses, three in number, paper cutter,
and all tho stuff belonging to first
GLASS job printing office, including
He'll Box and Devil" Keeps one
paper box factory constantly employed
to mako boxes; buys paper by the ton {;
nails by the hundred kegs, having as
high as five hundred kegs on hand at
one time. Hs sold as high as two
thousand bottles Of Carboline In one
day last week.