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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-04
Report Of spring Grove School for the month

Report Of Spring Grove School for the month
ending February -:
Number Ofpupils present every day: Ina Gray,
Ulysses CTcamer, Charles Creamor, schuyler
Crcamer Martin Gray Charles Reid, Howard
Reid, Arthur Reid, Frank Osborn; total 0. Num-
ber absent but one day: Mamie Gray, Armeda
Creamcr, Carrie Creamer, Angie Jacobs, Howard
Armatrout Pascal Crcamcr, Orlando lteidi to-
tai Z. Number not tardy: Clara fults, Mani
Creamer, Charles Creamer, Schuyler Creamur
Martin Gray, Frank Jacobs, Orlando Reid
Charles Reid, Howard Reid Arthur Reid, Wal
lace Wentz; total "A. Result Of examination: :
Herman Smith 90, Carrie Creamer 90, Howard
ArmatrOut 81, Pascal Crcamer 81, Armeda
Creamer 85, Ina Gray 80, Mani Gray "a, Grant
Bush "a, Angie Jacobs SO, Orlando Reid 81,
Schuyler Creamer 80, Leslie Eyerhart 80, Ivy
Fults rs, Lizzie Fults 7s, Gertie Creamer n, Ce-
lcstc Greamer 76 Charlie Reid rs, Howard Reid
75, Rosa Futs 7J Martin Gray So, Bella smith
Y. Number OF visitors 8
r. u. LINsON, Teacher
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-04
Report Of the Wesley School for the mont
,sl;agr EoI,N,,o ,srr gys

Kep0TI OF Th8 Wesley SCHOOL IOf inc m0nIh
c.,ding FebruaTy27:
Nll5ber0 0f pupils enrolled 30; daily attend
visitors 10. GIades-BOb Brock 100, Nina
Brock 05 BocCa l'omill 50, Mary POmill ~, Min
nie Brock Is, Ivy Berry n, DoIlie Brock n, Jo-
seph jameson H. Edith Horney n, Kirk Coc 76,
Flora Brock Is, Elijah y. Brock 73, George Berry
", WHY Jameson 72,Challes Pomill r. Johnny
Horucy72. William Berry II, Anna Pomll n,
Reccc Zoe II, Harry IIoney 70, leighton Coc 50.
This, the sixth month, has been one Of more
than ordinary work on the part Of the pupils;
u of them being present every day, ana study
your aid and visits, help us to make the seventh
month Of still greater success. assure you that
YOU will not labor IN vain when you try to adj
vance the cause Of education.
A. G. PATTON, Teacher,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-04

Inc f0II0Wne Is Ihe Tep0TE OF sch00I sub-dls-
trct number Z, Jasper township, for the quarter
ending February q:
Pupils enrolled Al; average monthly enroll
ment 8S-boys 90 girls IS; average daily at
d attendance H. Below lis the average per
cent of the different grades Of the pupils after
passing q special examination on the last week:
Allie Culberson 9l. Grant Merchant 80. Levi
McMahan IS, Maggie Ferguson 81, Mamie Gull
berson 81, Molle HenKle g, Carrie Culberson 81,
Jennie Hardesty so, Jacob Hardesty 10, Norman
Thorp IS, Annie Wilson 80, Lizzle Wilson so,
sherman Merchant 70, Zackey Pope 70, Rodney
Thorp 70, Uly Ferguson 70, Carrie Fields 9O
berson 50, John II. Fields 6S, John Hopkins 49,
William McCann n, Louie Pope n, Ella Hop
kins 70, Allora Fields rs, Ella lardesty n, Oily
Th0rp 10, Henry PcasOu 70 John MCCann 73,
Charley CulbcrsOn 50. Visitors Is.
Il. b. HAUGHEY, Teacher.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-04
SCHOOL REPORTS.

staunton school report for the month ending
February q, 1850:
Enrolment in higher room 27; primary Az;
total 60. Average daily attendance in higher
room 90; in primary 80; total So. Number Of
visitors 80. The following haYebeen neither alb
sent nor tardy during the month"; Ellsworth
Holmes, BERTHE Beatty Harley Beatty, Yergie
Miller, Clara Stafford, Nette Stafford, -Nettie
Fred Patton, Marx Patton, George Conner. This
closes the present term. The Spring term opens
March 90, in charge Of Mr.. Clayton Tribbett.
ALBERT NJ. JONES.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-04

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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-17
FOR RENT.

MISERABLE ROOMS FOR FAMILIES AND
- gentlemen nj 100 Canal street lait Az
TOO CANAL STREET ROOMS WITH OR
~ tl without board dels I'M
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PROPOSALS.
MORALITY or NEW ORLEANS,
t'tty Hall I n1lnrv ~ trSn

- WYNN = Z I UT n NN . III NANNY, 7
rA City Hall January 10, 1870.
- mROP0sALS WILL DE RECEIVED
nubliNDAY. January 10, At II m. for
Sbe Ole rrace. dinEs aud ordinances of
aayerRil. and all official notices of the
propnl ments Of the city government.
snase tate the price Der square of the
nrst artlndred words solid matter. for
Tcrmuant | seriious.
sssl. act TO extend to first OF January.
No biI
northumberland except from parties
teast siNly morning paper. Issued at
!a.s " w PATTON Mayor.
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WHERE TO IL
FOR THE BEST En-.

II n. sIEBRECHT. No. AZ
IL. Just returned from the Nc has
the most complete selections & of
ture, ornaments, etc. Call ami.
splendid selection of Sattns, Bib
lines. Raw silks, Embroideries. 70.
Nottingham Lace Curtains. ar 4
styles In Paper HanRinGs. all ats,
cnnahIa rrtaaS
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FOR SALE.
FOUND.

kD-A sTRAYED BAY MARE MULE.
yyAay morning. nj tha corner Of First aud
NEeets. The on ner c IA find the mule ut
ant usseru street. near Sorapuru street.
an\have the came b. proving property
Ag pNpens es lAi7 81
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WANTED,

rANvAssERs TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
" new and useful Inventions: The celebrated
B, e. LEE COOKING STOVE. awarded the
diploma. at the last Louisiana and Alabams
cheapest method of 9b!alning water x fpo Pr tbs
SITTER, which for culinary purposes is almost
Indispensable The Wilson q Keagle WHARF
AND FISHING LAMP. which Is the best cotton
worm Destroyer yetr dseSysEsd The qay 81
TRIO BELLS, the latest and best method Of bell.
hanging for dwellings. street cars and steam.
boats, being less liable to get out Of repair thar
the old style. The PATENT WATER OUT.
OFF. an Ingenious contrtvance to prevent the
Ing cisterns. new method BY which is water car
,BA0KUs WATER MOTOR. great Invention
ian be used for any purposes. very cheap con
,rIvance for gpn9ipg naehinery Of 81 d de-
'sAtest. cheapest and most convenient method OF
ghtinR houses.
eanvassers wanteds and GOOD
IETNESS GUARANTEED,
rrs JAMES a. REYNOLDS,
iPlumber and Gas Filter.
ElYD6W e0Baronne street.
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Rsll,LkY nRulhE

Haye the most con. y lsUe stgck OF I
three and four mule Cane CARTS. Q.
S GnesifR t Set oors SNAIL carts Of sve
and six seat Family WAGONS. spriI
for delivering goods. Spokes. Fell
Hounds. Wagon Material. Axle G
Boxes, etc. We especially call attel
fuil-sized swedRed and hardened AZ
Boxes and extra ironing OF all our
WAGONS. Manufactured In our own
wheeling. w. Va. from the best mat.
skilled mechanics. we can give
guarantee meet any competition
the largest demand.
1spot-IS ana 10 Unf0n o
mYz 2dp Sm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-17

We. the undersigned special committee, 40
pointed By the Board Of Directors Of the New
Orleans Insurance Company to value the ASST
of said oDmpany at their present market value
do here by certify that after a careful eXamina
ton. the vaiuati N of said assets. az above spec
flied, is true and correct. w. A. BELL.
A. SCHREtBER,
81. GALLY.
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UNIvER

IN IAs
)UISIANA.
last October and Va on the first OF
next June. J the thirtieth OF
Terms-ss qua
vance. payable In ad-
H.JESsE. tgra
ginial, Dean. and diversity OF vir-
fish Literature. Latin and Eng
j. Z. ROSS. tgras
INSTITUTE. Professorsinia Military
fural Philosophy. atIcs ann Ma.
i, G. HARDING. Nj. ~ ~
In fhejohns HopRinslow In Greek
Graefand the Englisi Professor OF
Iii, !. JULIAN. tgrat
Frame. Professor oTniversity Of
LtteH' uTs;p m nguage and
Conge of Munichl. PrGyal Normal
Cuge and Literature, Fman Ian.
B. MONTGOMERY ~ -
arp and commerci eouf Penman-
ASSISTANTS. Prof. {
Bemiss. r Prof. f..
Nothing but French Is ! - =
ecture-room. In Enalisfs French
pages will be read this sasahout Ia
principal writer's from Cnich of the
inclusive. There Is a parSes neare
Iish History extending ov.of Eng
Next session the course IN lparfod
with Lord Bacon and end VII begin
For catalogue and iurlheBurke
dress E. FL. JESSE. Dean. d. al.
rome and Com on streetser Ba-
from 70 e II every dsy hours
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TO SHIP OWNERS,
Captains and Consignees.

Tho GILMAN STEAM BAND TIGHTENER
AND TYEh and GRIP TIE. are now In use on
tho ORLEANS. PELICAN and CHAMPION
PRESSES. aud on no other presses In New Or
leans. but will shortly be In operation on the
LIVERPOOL PRESS also. Your attention Is
called to the fact that this Ia the only Fuller that
pulls all OF the bands to an equal and full ten
sion and fastens them exactly at the point to
which they are strained automatically and inde-
pendent OF the will Of the operator. insurlng
uniform perfection OF work. 1t Ia the only
Fuller that has any authentic record to show
that 1t lis OF any benefit to the ship In increasing
Its stoWage,
The following vessels have had the bands OF
| their entire cargoes OF Cotton put on By this
Fuller. The entire gain OF .he cargoes of two
| OF them the Ohiswick and Whickham) was due
to the Pullers and Grip Tie alone: and 1t La but
fair to state that one half Of the gain on the
| other eargoes was also due to the Pullers and
| Grip Tie alone:
Gain In bales over
Name OF vessel. previous cargo.
BARK SiaSp66. i .Ubs
BARK Bremen ... ----..-.-....-.-..-.-- 732
Ship Minnie Ger0w. 1916
Ship Western Empire. i ,48C
Steamship Chfswfek TOO
Steamship Whfckham. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DOG
steamship hen6lngton. .--...-....-........l,F 6
onlp 0llcnTlbJ j. Zoo
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A Nv 81 - =
n RETREAT

Lieu BY
Large MN D. HOOD. O. a. A.
craving SPACES. with Inns Steel En-
large Matyraph Liken. 50. with four
record OF tflelds. and contracting the
war, Is mean portant part OF the late
Or delivery.
Bound In gIcEs:
Fine sheep, ...s3 90
Halt hound arhle edges ........ 3 50
Full Turkeybrary sti ls... 90
This work lit edges .. 90
orphaned ehiy left by the hero to his
Sent to an
the price. prepaid. on receipt of
Active and
Address tassnrs wanted.
Agent. hOUTHMAYD,
At A. w. Hha aud Mississippi.
Orleans. - Camp street, New
-------------- infr
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&c saalmrR.

yyrANTED-k YOUNG WIDOW LADY Is
w DESTROYS OF obtaining few schalars, either
for p!ano or organ: also. vocal muao. Terms
moderate. to suit the times. Address A, T. f.
Democrat Office detou
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Gain In bales over
previous cargo.

The steamship Kensington carried away 81
bales per ton register.
The following upwards OF 1907 are some OF
the vessels which have used the GILMAN
FULLER on portions OF their cargoes frequent
trials showing that against tier OF "a bales
tied by hand one of 2s to 30 was slowed when
tied by the Fuller.
The steamship Hanover made gain OF 81 per
Box Railroad Car gain from the same Press
OF 81 per cent was made by the GILMAN
ton. Scio. Carthusian, Minor. Ashburne. Cy-
press. Andean Abdiel Artillerist. Borussia.
b sps B4@sr1 v G9rdfy c Gsnfs
more. Fire Queen, Frankfu1t, Fifzroy. Haytien.
Historian. Hesleden. Harden. Hudson Inventor
Mediator. Monarch. Martiniane. Missis-
sippi Morgan City Naples p Nurn bea New
sybiila. Thessalia, Vanguard. VIM. symington.
saang MDt Anna daiaad hdoFna
tia. City of Brooklyn. Cleopatra. David Malcolm
son. Diamant; EN- ire of Peace. Ermina j.,
Oscar, Glenfnort. Hercules. 1smer. lie Marthe.
John Wesley. John Bunyan, Kathinsas. Lu-
sienano. Marguerite Marcia Greenleaaf Minnie
NJ. Watts Mary Ann. Mary Riggs. Nunauam
Dormfo, Orient. Portray. Paul Boyton, Queen
Of Beauty. Ryerson. Regina Resuelta, Rock
en X BeT Hars a5ao o sf Eord Wyem
Yorktown. To all of which You are referred
but more especially TO the operation Of the ma
at
or at this Office. will be attended TO.
JOHN b. LATTE & CO.,
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Company,
No ls9 Gravicr street.
no1s srn 5h ID ahp
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HKLr WANTED FEMALKS.
Cocks. Cnan, ,.erma,aa. etc.
MssCRLE4ANE OUs w ANTS.
TG sell \ .a N d q.

To 6sll-Handa.
vSvANTED-TO SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR
w city property, OTIS aud improvements
thereon situated In the towns ot 8atrop nnd
Tangipahoa, La. and LANDS IN Lincoln and
lawrence q untieA Mita also near Monticello.
Niles, with GRIST MILL and other farm az
purtanances thereon. Address. A. II Postoffice
knx ana dpt3 AnSulm
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WANTS.

PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w The cheapest and beat advertising In the
nifty In In this column. nj ten eanta per line Tor
INC rat and Ave cents for each subsequent In
Suartinn.
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At meeting Of the Board of Directors. held
on the tenth day OF January, 1880, 1t was re
solved to pay on demand the sami-annual inter
est dividend Of FIVE Per CEN L on thu capita
stock TO the stockholders or their legal repre-
sentativaS.
New Orleans. January 10. 1880.
j ". HINCKS. Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-17

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
4. Lalmant Chairman.
w. E. Rehuppert. II. p. Kreutz,
j. f. Sivori, j. p Daussat
J. v. Laeoste. J. r. Shaw.
AeGAetS III
Application for ladies' invitations can ba
made through any of the members.
Sealed proposals for bar and restaurant will
be received at Drug Store corner das1uet and
Claiborne. no to .nuary 81 jaIO I'm
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100 barrels Assorted RYE,
ED barrels BOURBON
Ed b,rras REOriFiED.
roo barrels PORT WINE ut a2Sct TO I'll " gallon.
Sd barrels ANaELIOA ut s2sc to 81 v gallon.
100 barrels White WINE. $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-02
bteau Carriage.

An interesting experiment Was re-
Gently made IN Paris with new steam
carriage. This new vehicle will prove
invaluable ia country places where local
intcrests do not warrant the conslruc-
ton nj a railway. II consists at an ON
minus having outside ACCOMMODATIONS ior
~ passengers The engine IN IN the
rear. IN front in platform, upon which
the conductor stands, aud there IL room
Tar live ar slN persons. THIS engine,
which IN nj i0,horse power, will draw
n ear with load oi n couple ol tons at u
rapid rate up steep h'lls. In easily
worked, aud can he slackcncd IN speed,
ar pulled up with great promptltude.
On the day ri lts trial the engine aud
carriage travelled at an average at ~
miles AN hour. II was ascertalned that
during it's run ui three hours the engine
consumed 80 gallons al water aud no
his ol fuel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-02
t,EN. GNRFIEi.DS CREDIT
MpHIIIEIi RECORD.
Prom HIS own ~ ORA Testimony
Before the Poland Committee,
Jan. %, 1873.

Iur,rr owned. rrrriNrd, ur agreed Ia
t..,,N, auN stock ui the tr"dit Mnh'llri
Dol, ut tny I uIuu Pacific Railroad, nor
,u, dividends az profits arising ir"h
rJh,t @ thym.
t...t Iu.lsr Poland. Hrp"Tl. tvh. u, lNS' ""'
...I. i..UuuUN irtiutrd
IarI,t, IA regard tn MI. Garfield, rs
ruui ty the ,nwmIttcC, are that ho
a..rI with Mt Amrs a. take tcu shares
ui Il,,ht MuhIIIrT stock, hut dld not pay
l,J ta, same MI, Amcs received Tue
cj-btN yrr r,ut dividend IA bonds an'
,t,i Ibrm tlr u,ucjy seven pet cent
.u,i u.,n rrrrlvri thu sixty per cent
,,,u dividend. which, together WIN tue
r,,,, = the stock aud interest, lett "a
httu,v ul ~T'g THIS sum Was pant over
o. M ,arijrld hy check On the SET
.y.ut Al \rus. aud MT Garfield then
understood thi, ,um Was the balance o'
dUtiyUds after paying lnT the S'"'N'
Sci, N-sA uu,, t,h ~. l>5i
Mr.,u, krIlcy aud Garfield proson' "a
Col. ,,t distressing figure. Their pari,cIpa.
tHu uu the Credit Mnhilicr affair ~ COM
p.j,,trd by the most unfortunate contra
ittIpus ul testimony.
Sol, i .5h Iut,, F,b. a. lS,i .,-
iUr character at the tr"dlt M"n',,r'
"a, Uu ,r,rrt The source al iiS pFnh'S
~, N,Jv we'll known at the time You
,g..,,mru hlught a. Though oakcs
NUr, may have su,rccdrd IN cnncra',ns
hl, u,,u motive. which was Ia hr'h"
pUsrrssmrH. their acceptance oi tue
,tI,k Nas not ga that account inho'c"'
iNr ii,huuuv at the act, ~ P1I''ip"
lIuU IA dn obvious fraud, still renla'ns
>Du,y at thrm have indulscd M tes',
mpuy With rrIrrrucc to the matter "hl'h
has been cnutmlictrd The comm'tire
djstIurtIvrly rrJrCts the testimony "i Se'-
vTIi 1T tue mrmhcTs. Thus eau oh'y "o
done uu the ground that " u uhuuu'
bUt uuiruC testimony gwen under ""'"
~ morally. At not legally, perjury. a..
ID D. the clear duty Oi Congress to ''sn
With puu,sl.mrut all who took Ireu''
MuhIllrT stock from Cakes Ames'
NyW NulA Tibuur, Fcb ~ lN'i -,
Iautrs A. Iarhrld III Ohio had ten
sharrs. never paid "A dolia.; reee'S'n
$50 which, alter the Investigation DC
gan, he Was ANXIOUS tn have consuetc"
asa lnln from Mr.. Cakes Ames to nun
silt
Well the uickcduess at all at u Is 'is'
these men betrayed the trust at the PEG
pie, deceived their constituents, anu ~
eNas,ous aul ialsehoois coniessod 'i'o
Transaction Ia be disgracelul.
New Work Tribune. Feb. 10, ls'1
MIR. Amcs establishes very clearly the
point that he was not alone IN tins OF
icnce. II he is To be expelled Tor bri,
berry, the men Who we're bribed shou'u
~ with him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-02
HANCOCK AND HEPUBI.l-
CANS.

A LeaStiug New York Repuhli-
can Comes Out strong for Han
cock.
The N. Y. WOrld prints the annexed
letter addressed Ia General Hancock,
which gives gpod reasons Why conserva-
tive Republicans must support his cleo
ton;
Nav YoRx, June %, 1880.
Mayor. GcHSrai Ii'u.cpCk'
Nv pEAR GgSsRAL-I take the earliest
opportunity To congratulate You upon
your nomination and On assure you, life
long Wing aud Republican that l am, Of
INV most hearty support. | belong 10 q
very numerous aud very siaunch old
sIlyergray Republican family. With
one solitary exception. there never Was
one oi them known tn vote the Demo-
cratic ticket, but l venture To say they
will to man vote TOR YOU. They can
not consistently do otherwise.
You sir, embody the views and senti-
men,s In regard H. the great questions al
the LAY that We have entertained since
the war closed. They are the same that
actuatcd General Grant when he laid
down those liberal terms III surrender To
General l.ee. They are the same that
actuated my poor friend Raymond. when
ho hattle,l 81 manlully Ia the committee
OF Congress against tho savage policy of
rhad Stevens. I believe General
drant would support YOU To day, did not
the exigoncies al his situation forbid il.
And Henry j. Raymond. were no alive,
would support you too, unless the ext
gcncies III the New Work Tmss restrain
cal him. lie was Compelled at an early
day tn smother the sentiments he had
expressed ia thu address oi the fhiladel-
phia Convention, tn abandon his career
IN Legislative halls aud To- change the
tone al the Timss, ar. as MIR. Jones our
business manager aud partner, insisted,
the paper would he ruined. believe |
0iferedto pay tho damages at the time,
hut that Was considered impracticahle.l
u wass bitter pIll. hut It had no swal.
lowed. Thaj. Stevens had succeeded
through Congress which misrepresent
od the country Ia cngratlling his policy
upon the Republican party. And
though majority at the party, as !
firmly believe, were disgusted, IL Was
fastened upon them and there Mas M
way ot getting rld oi u. Thus Tor years
vast number oi Us, good Republicans,
have hcen compelled Ia he helpless sup
portors oi policy wo believe To be the
very worst that could bo devised. An
opportunity Is presented us nov lor the
lirsl time with any show ol success Ia
vote in accordance with our convictions,
and am sure We shall do il most JOY
iully. With great respect and esteem,
hclicyc INC yours faithfully.
l.EnNAap w. JkRuME.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-02
Remember Friends, Remom Dor.


that Dr. Wistar's Ralsam oi Wild Cher
~ has proven ils,lito boa positive cure
Tor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
aud all Lung diseases. II has saved the
lives oi many even after the doctors had
said there was no hope. Every one
declares that /. goes right Ia the right
spot, soothing and heating as II by ma
gic all soreness ri throat aud lungs. A
single dose taken at he'd time will gen
tly warm the blood, cause refreshing
slumber, and by morning an ordinary
cough or cold will be- gone. None gen
uins without signature al Sanford \
Park. Large pint bottles sl,M. Keep
a bottle always on hand, twill save You
many doctor bill. Be sure your drug
sisi gets the genuine Tor you. laughlin
Bros. n Co., and Logan, List n CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West Il
Gilmore, Agents tr Bridgeport, q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-02
o., ue.,,h Male. Earth . Hsaysa.

Enmember that DIR. Guysotts Yellow
pock aud Sarsaparilla has proven itself
to be the best blood purifier ever dlsco,'
cred. and Is positive cale 10, w.."a..
~ an, Kianeys, all Nervous disorders
and Debility, all Urinary aud Digestive
,r"nhl.s etc, Price Ok large quart bot
lies With full directions, $l,oo. a single
rattle will prove to You It's merits as a
health-enswer, Tor 1t acts Ike charm
relieving both physical aud mental dls,
tress, driving out ct the human system
,hs many ills that flesh and blood Us heir
=" ami restoring the natural visor tn
moth mind and body, exhausted by dis,
80. ana suffering. Ii makes the old
Tel Young aud buoyant. IL makes the
"onns feel CAV. lauehlin Bros, q 90
ssO o io.an. LIS, 4 Co., Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling; West 4 Gilmore, Agents Tor
Bridgeport. q.
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PIltsi Puts! Puts!
4 Sure Cure Pswsd % lAssl. No
Aaa Ned kuUpg.

ana In i'.Ssm . r,i.. he. i..s Siscss;sd ), b.
Williams an Is'ias rnedyl eslisd D. WI.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-02
lima TabIs w. & {. G. r. r.

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The Republican press will try 70 make
nm. rampage assume the torm % q Goa
wy, ,y between an aristocra.ic sndA Plsesi-
An ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-02
IxasEl.EitS' GUIDE.
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