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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-08-31
LION CITY LETTER.
Work on the Cleve suspended-The Monroe Go. Re
sume-New Hosting Machinery Two Miles of the
Hecla Tram Road Laid-9how Sheds-The Canon
Greek Lodes.

A correspondent, at Lion City, sends the
following paragraphs:
Work on the Cleve mine, of the Hecla
company, is suspended for a time. Cause of
suspension, the destruction Of the hosting
works by the late fire.
n. E.. Barnum, of Rochester, n. V, is now
the general superintendent of the Monroe
Mining Company. Mr.. Barnum has resumed
work IN the Monroe Company's claims at
Lion Hill and in the Trapper district.
Hosting works have just been completed
on the keokuk mine, owned by Joe Young
u Co. This company is taking out some
shipping ore, principally gray copper, which
goes to Sale Lake.
Over WI miles of the track of the Hccla
Gompany's tram road is now laid. The work
on the tram road is progressing speedily.
1t is ali enterprise that will lie the means of
saving thousands of dollars for this company.
The uecla Company has up about half Il
mile Of snow sheds on the tram road. Three
miles of Snow sheds will be constructed yet
this fall, reaching from Lion Hill to the pro-
posed site of the new reduction works.
The lOdes Oh Canon creek are being thor
oughIy opened. On the Poor Man a shaft
has been sunk fifty feet deep, and a level run
forty feet north. From four to seven feet of
an ore vein is followed. The ore is iron, car
ry,ng silver, with pockets of sIay copper.
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. Deserving Object of Charity.

day Mr.. Peter Ffemming leaves for
dale to solicit from the miners of that
I Lion City the aid of which he is so
hy Az object, and which he is so sure of
ing. Mr.. Flemming was for years back
FPec'able, hard working miner of this
yet, where lie is we'll known among all
10 residents. Last winter, during one
e frigh,ful storms of January, he was
ed III the Park, between Helena and
Lodge, and compelled to pass the night
, and in the presence of that almost
III death known as "forty-five degrees
Zero" Fortunately lie had sufficient
Ice Of mind TO cover himself with snow
nus escaped with his life,-with lite, but
same time with the loss of both legs
the knee, and all the fingers of both
up neal the first joint. BY this
ftune Mr.. Flemming was of
incapacitated for further duty as a
|, and he is now soliciting from the
able such contributions as they may
hcllRed to make towards a little capital
hary to give him a start in sonic kind of
Jess. Mountainous are generous to a fault
Strangers who ON among lis asking
and some of whom are far from being
ferving as they pretend. Now that II
own people is forced, reluctantly, to
pr help, there is not the least danger of
peal being disregarled. Mr.. f. sp"aks
faleful!y Of the generous treatment re-
from the miners and others Of this
y. On his return, we venture to say, he
ave a no less honorable mention to
OF Beaverhead county.
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fFrom Wednesdays Daily,
A MONTANIAN ON THE coxcr
WONDERFUL BrillIancy or the s..,.
cc"rSesies Extended Representa,,v..
OF Montana COMMUNICATE. 'lses

In a private letter written at Chiooc
the 18th inst, and received lately nv q aan.,o
man residing at Butte, Mr.. W. A. Clapk da
scrloes the great conclave of Knights Temn
lars IN The following enthusiastic terms
Ahis mas oeen the grandest day | ever cow
In my life. Nothing like it has ever boforo
oeen seen IN the world. Thirty thousand s;r
h''eh's In procession, who met such a ora nd
ovation from hundreds of thousands Of MOO
PIE on the line of march No city was ever
emoellished as Chicago has been for tbis ~.
cas'on n tonight at the exposition build-
ing Will be held the grandest ball ever o;vor
IN The world. From $4,000 to 100, 900 neo-
pie will be there. Sir Knight HYDE and NV.
sell, as representatives of the Montana ro,,
lhahueries were assigned a carriage among
the representatives of the Grand Commau
delles OF the United States, with the nriv;-
leee Oh the Grand Stand, when the procession
was reviewed by the Eminent Grand Con,
mander OF the United States. Every courtesy
mas been shown us. We have Headquarters
at the Grand Pacific. Tomorrow the com.
petltlVe drill will take place. TO command ,
view of the procession stands SEATING from
5oo to 10000 persons each, were erected on
every available spot along the line of march.
Every house was thronged, on the piazzas. at
The windows and on the roof. when amidst
most gorgeous decorations lavishly distributed
by the liberal citizens of Chicago, there was
a constant waving of flags and handkerchief
and many other manifestations of welcome,
The ladies, many of whom were very beauti.
ili, were particularly enthusiastic. They
gave expression to their admiration by smil
ing, bowling and ~clapping their hands IN de.
light. In recognition of these compliments
thousands of elegant chapeaux were con
stantly lifting from the heads of gallant Sill
knights. 1t required about two and hal
hours for the procession to pass a given point
1t is almost impossible to exaggerate in de
scribing the grandeur of this event, for sucl
a pageant has never before been witnessed il
the world. The next tri-ennial conclave vii
be held at San Francisco in 1888.
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There is talk of an opposition line or TIVE
being put on between Butte and Helena dur
ing fair week in the capital. One line viii
be insufficient to carry the crowd.
The stock on the lines of Gillner & Sails
bury in Montana is vastly superior now Il
what it was one year ago. That compan.
is now using live stock and comfortably
coaches.
Hand-penciled posters announcing tina
"Rocky Mountain Keno lis served up nightl
in Butte are pasted up, with a flourish. Thi
game is Numerically antagonisticto religion
i~njunctions-but, nevertheless, it has a tire
mendous run.
Mr.. d. A. Mcmillan has purchased the in
in the blacksmith and wagon making estab
lishment, corner of Main and Park streets
Mr.. Mcmillan will hereafter conduct tn,
business as sole proprietor.
Crossings are needed OH Main street. Th,
continued traffic has had the effect of lessen
ing the natural absorbent qualities of tn,
soil; and after a rain the street no longe
dries up Immediately as it used to a couplt
of years ago. If our city council will estab
lish good CROSSINGS at the intersections o
Granite, Broadway and Park with MAR
street, they will receive the thanks of other
wise mud despatched pedestrians.
Walkerville keeps in a state of excellen.
behavior. The boys curb their fighting pro
pensities and endeavor to put into practical
every day practice the command, " love thy
neighbor as thy SELF" In fact, they Leaf
toward a proper realization of the pure
duties of this life, and live in anticipation O
complete happiness in the land whose sin ant
sorrow is unknown. in consequence, up
~roarious conduct and rows are ignored in til.
prosperous burg s~and-wiched between thu
Alice and Lexington mines.
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Horse Thlevcs Break Jail nj Fort
Benton.

Sheriff lIealy, of Choteau county, oilers
,ew,rd Of $50 for the capture OF Two horse
thieves who broke Jail at Fort Benton lately
M. thieves are known rs Kelly and koble,
and are described thus: =.
E.,,v. first name unknown, . feet, II
india. hiyh. weigns about lbs pounds sandy
compIexion, red whisk"rs' rather ilsn' mar
ace about 30 years. ;.,,s hio, ,i,ht
John Koblr, . feet, . inches nlS", hs"'
complexion, very lish: HAIR, lI't,9 (" 'ho M"
hrnrd; is - yrlrs Of age ana weighs '''''
l3O pounds. ,,t,r.s
As both men are notorious horse ''nt'fs'
,,,. i,v. aniiin. citizens of M"n'an" VIII al
ga. cp ,nriy own interests by AIMING III the
of NE above described men,
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Etaken Kor an Indian and Killed b.
His COmrade.

hilimon Durfer was killed on the east side
he SnOwies, between Flat creek and Yogo,
bis comrade named VIM. Slew. They
\ engaged guarding their horse from Indi-
| when Slew, seeing what he thought to be
indian in the darkness, fred. The sup
ID Indian proved to he Durfer, who re-
led a mortal wound in the abdomen, near
navel. Durfer lived all hour. A coro-
+ inquest, held at Yogo, returned a YER
! of accidental shooting at the hands of
liam Slew.
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FROM
Rev Shelter at Work-Survey Of the Western
ltOr to the Glendale Town Site-Completing
Tran Road, Etc Etc.

correspondent writing from Glendale I'M
Hate Of the 22d inst, says:
be Hecla Company started up their new
hce Oh the Goth. Both furnaces are now
Ill blast and working satisfactorily. This
Pgement doubles the bullion product Of
camp. The new dust iiue and stack
RS from the old one as it consists of Il
iron tube extending from the new furn-
Pcross Trapper creek $50 feet to a dust
hber at the foot of the hill. Thence a
tlle extends POO feet up the hill (the
of which is 81 degrees. At the upper
of this is a chimney or stack about 20
Figh. Messrs. Ringeling q Kellogg, of
+, are here to complete the survey of the
land Park, or West Glendale town site.
Il number Of persons have lately
be camp for Wickes, aid others are pre-
s to follow suit. The Ilecla Company
fklhg extensive preparations for winter.
fns other things they will complete the
road from the Lion Hill mines to the
Eers at Glendale, "a distance of nine
Mr.. L. 4. Baker, of your city is now
9 of the grade for the lower half of the
-rOad
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Party Bound For Geyscrland.

h. J. X. Pardee and wife, of Philipsburg,
IN Butte, the advance guard Of a party of
lists bound for the National Park. They
be joined here by Hon. w. II. Clagett,
and Mrs. H.. Zenor, Miss O'Bannon, and
kral others. The party will be QUILTED in
ht style, prepared to camp out, and travel
|uely. This is the proper way to go to
uderland, as it enables curiosity seekers
|%egulate their own time and convenience.
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The Park

correspondent writing from Virginia City
lhe ed instant, says Il met DR.. Johnston,
ID, Argyle, and McDermott in the Park at
| Hole Basin last Wednesday. All we'll.
day Frank Beck and wife, Miss Morier,
bry McMurphey and A. W. Barnard passed
bngh town on their way to Wonderland.
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Soldiers OF Mexican War.

You are hereby invited to meet at the cour
house in Helena, NJ. r., Sept. s, 1880, at 10a
M, as the day of our second annual reunion
By order of II. W. ENGLISH,
President of the Mexican War Veteran Asso
citation of Montana.
Territorial papers please copy.1
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Local News.
From Tuesdays Daily.T
Bullion shipment.

Ebe shipments of bullion per express, from
lie, from the 18th to the 21st, inclusive,
hunted to 1880 pounds, valued at 1922, $50.
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Inc mining industry in the Summit Valley
district is enlarging each month. So numer-
Gus have the working and paying mines be-
come that we find it impossible to notice
'hem III a single report. Hence. in writing
up Inc mines of the district we are compelled
to take some at one. time and some at an
other' hoping, in turn, to be able to give a re-
liable report Ct all mines as they are opened,
worked and developed.
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Organs and Pianos

July % Just reed at l.. MARK Il SONS
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HOW 10 DImInish FEDERAL TAXATION.

How TO Diminish Federal Taxauon.
five are willing TO stop altogether the
reduction OF the public debt, 1t Is possible
10 abolish the whole internal revenue
system. This produces, as in 1879, Sis
58l ,0I9, which Is about the average since
the reductions Of 1871. The time Is not
far of when advocates will arise Of the
policy Of freeing the country from the an.
noyances and litigation which spring out
Of the laws to which, previous TO the Re
bellion, our people were strangers
Without adopting any scheme 50 radical,
the revenue should be reduced from $780,
900 900 to S70,OOO,000 a year. In the
hands Of a genuine statesman this task
could be performed without breaking up
any American industry and without flood
ing our ports with the rival wares Of for
eiSn lands. The reduction could be
brought about by looping of every part
OF the internal revenue but the taxes on
whisky and tobacco. This would cost
about $40 900, 900 q year; and would leave
about $50, 100000 to be taken OIL OF the
tariff. Two plans are possible: First, 10
strike off say twenty-five per centum from
all duties now above fifty per centum, OF
BY some other ratio to scale down exis-
ting duties. Second, 70 set about q
thorough revision on the theory. oil modi'
Tying In the largest measure duties on ar
ticles which are the subject OF labor here
while charging the higher imposts upon
articles going into consumption without
, the addition OF industry from American
!. hands,-Uticd Herald.
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pRAxroN oouNlY nEPupLIcANs.
They arc Opposed TO Political SominR'
lions for Local Offices, and 10 All suris
of lhiHd Germs.
BRAxroN CouXrY, Nay l, lSSO.

BRANToN COUNTY, may l, lSSU.
According to previous announcement, I
meeting Of the Republicans OF Braxtor
county was held to appoint delegates tt
the Republican Convention, at Wheeling
May 18th, 1850, for the purpose Of elect
ing delegates 10 the National Convention
at Chicago.
were appointed: Hon. G. F, Taylor, Col
n. B. Squires and John P. Berry, and on
further motion G. W. Atkinson was ap'
pointed alternate.
On motion, the following resolutions
were adopted:
RSsolred, By the Republicans in Con.
vention assembled, that We are not in IA.
vor OF making nominations for county or
district offices, these offices not being pol.
itical in character and We believe each
voter should be left free and independent
to vote for such persons as he believes
will best represent the wishes Of the PEG.
pie OF his county or district, and We may
urge upon all persons to join in the cleo.
ton OF representative and intelligent men
for these offices Irrespective OF past politi.
cal affiliations.
i RssoIrsd, jtfrthr, That We are opposed to
the present County Court system, it hay.
ing a tendency to increase litigation, there
by increasing expenditures. That we be.
lieye IN the enactment OF such laws as will
reouire those engaged in litigation to pay
ali costs, and while We do mot recognize in
the proposed amendment to the Constitu-
lion ali we would desire, we believe It to
be an improvement upon the present sys.
tenn, and therefore favor the adoption Of
said amendment.
ResoIrcd frther, That IS humble mem.
bers Of great and progressive National
party we are unAlterably opposed to any
third term in County, State or National
offices.
Resoired, That the editors Of the Sutton
Nouniainetr and Wheeling ISrELLIoEScRR
be requested to publish the foregoing reso-
buttons.
HENRY BENDER, President.
]. W. MORRISON, JR,, Secretary.
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Lexington lKyl Transcript,
". T. Hearre, Of this county, one OF the
most successful as well as scientific farm
ers in Kentucky, after testing the valuable
iertilizing qualities Of salt sown with small
grain, is convinced that the yield of wheat
is largely increased thereby. Last yea
he sowed salt with a portion OF his wheat
and the yield was much greater than OF
other portions not sown with 1t. This
year he has eighty acres OF wheat, on al
Of which he has sown salt. He also ap
piled it to his oats, as he says 1t certainly
ought to be good for that crop too. Tit
experiments made by Mr.. Hearne hav'
induced large number OF Kentucky
farmers to try this fertilizer, and we hea
OF its being Gown by farmers in other coun
o.
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REVIEWING the list OF delegates already
chosen to the Chicago convention the St.
Paul Mimi Pioneer Pres says confident
~: "Graut is already beaten. He will
not have chance to decline third term.
1t will not be offered him"
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This, primarily, is what Warmers Safe
Neryine Is. The great man is one Of the
most famous living physicians. He found
harmless remedy for all kinds OF pain,
others improved It, and the final result Is,
the Sale Nervine now manufactured only
by II. Il. Warner 4 Co, TTH4s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-06

OUT Of 1875 Democrats in Michigan
whose opinions have been gathered by the
Detroit Erning Ners DENY thirty-five
per centum favor Tilden, twenty.four per
centum want Bayard, thirty per centum
want David Davis, aud eleven per centum
want Hancock.
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Tur samuelJ. Randall club, Of Phila'
delphia, sixty strong, will attend the GIN,
cinpati convention, wearing uniform Of
dark blue, with Chesterfield or cutaway
coat, high light hat, and light brown kid
gloves.
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Or possible candidate for vice'Presi.
dent the Albany Journal says: General
Chamberlain of Maine is all oak. He
would be a good second with any one,
and better first than some who have
held the office"
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pnraArr DowxEY Of Wyoming has CIV
en- his 10 pages oiblank verse still further
publicity BY publishing them in pamphlet
form. and one New York establishment
has ordered 95,OOO copies.
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ESouou Democratic county conventions
in Ohio have now been held to indicate
that the State will send solid Thurman
delegation TO Cincinnati.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
,s,AurcEx OF rEAiSs,-wHExtlSs rms.


.Trisdelphla AcrOmnolatioa.- This train only run,
between Whsellng and TrAdelphtA.
fDaIly except SundAy-heTlk Accommodation p9t1
t3touisnytlio ArcornInodation.-ThlS tTAin during
the dSy pSsIeI backward and. forward between Mar.
tin's FeFry and BsllArS, stopping when required o.
Sherman House, JRtnANtIs, Wet HheonnS ans
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mo Republican state ConTeniion-AP'
noIutmenI OF Delegates.

s,,. rany,ptlOp, to be composed Of delegate
,.,,I',ly eiO,sn BY the RspublIcan voters Of West
Wal, Al ,heIr srcuitOmed Placss Of meeting Il
s.rss, called to meet in the city Of Wheeling OF
w,Jn,.lsy the 18th day Of May next, at 10 A. NJ, t'
select ten delegates to represent the part! IN tne N
,lOual r. publican Convention that meets IN Gnies
o. " Wednesday, the 2nd day Of June following /" !
.bOO,e candidate, for the Presidency and Vicsffssi
dsnsy Of the United stAIOA.
p.H. WILLARD, Mason County
J.s CuxxEOHAN, KanaWhA County,
1T. HoKE, Mineral County,
o, @. scoEIEtD, Wood County,
TIL. LooES, Ohio County,
O. W. ATKINSON, Ohio County,
A, W. CANPDELI, Ohio County,
RtpabIioaa SAFE CO@5sii'''
w.J.w. CowpES, S~Tsiary.
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Ausr Of delinquent Richmond taxpay'
ers stretching through Eve and a hall col
nmps appears in the Richmond (Va.) STATE
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and alter MONDAY, February IS, 1880, ess on
the Wheeling and Elm Grove r. B. vii! run a. tol;
lows Cars Will leave the city corner Market aud
Eleventh streetIl and HOrnbrook Pnkh
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Mine dGpartmsuis Of study tsKt;6oon furnished
penseI for ons year from eI70 70 S20Ot pon-tao.
tartan, liberal, therOuSh. Fall term begins Sep
tembeF Sd, 1879.
% the President, J. u. Thompson, horSAnto!E
West Va. hh
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DIED.

BoLE.-At Martins Ferry, o., on Tuesday morn,
Ing, May 9Th, Al Q o'clock, MAkeAkkT A. WIDOW Of
Tho Lie william BILE, ST., aged Il years
The funeral will take place from the reiidenee OIL
her SOU 10 Martin, Ferry, on THURSDAY afternoon al
one O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited.
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Cheap Books.

STANDARD BIOGRAPHIES, containing Frtder-
iyIe Mah0lnot by Gibbsn; Joan OF Arc, by MChelet;
HannlbaI, BY fhcs. Arnold Julius CHsaf, by II. u.
LIddel; oliver Cromwell, by lamaTtlnS; william
Pitt, BY MAcAuleyi Martin uIher, by BuRsen; Mary
Stewart, by LAmifIlne; Columbus, BY LamArtinei
Viitoria COlonnA By IrGllope, Co., sOci hall leather,
gilt top, Al Is.
'MObkRN CLASSICS, contaIningviear Of Wakefield,
by GoldmIth; RassolAs, BY Sam. JohnIoni Paul aud
Virginia, by St. Pierre; PIecioIA, by sAintine; Un-
dine, By TONGUE. Clio, DOC; half leather, Sis.
Othtf desirable b0OIS At equally low prices.
STANTON a DAvENPORT,
my6 No, 1901 Market street.
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no CLEVELAND.
Only FIVE hours and fortv.fiye minutes
TO CHICAGO.
Only II hours and 8 rnina.s!

HS,b,avig, AooraE,oSaLa-LslVsi bslIfs ", :.
n m. Bridgeport 500 D. m; krr.Tts 81 ~
kiS 4. m. leaves StelbenTille a. ~ I u NV
son Il sSi a n. GrriIe al B-illis at %
The steubenTille Accommodates, " ~, ~ -
thSir regular trip To aud irUu sisgbsn'l,' ~
he following thIS beiSetn Bel!Ati' ~ A--
BRIDGEPORT to Martins Ferry y.
Bcllaire.....-....,.''..'-' ''''-''! :, ~
....,...,.....,..f.-.'''ss y ES,s
STAINING Then REQUIRED a. sAtrtEIa hes't' -
Tiile west Wheeling and Gravel ILL. -, -,
TekstS and BaE;ses Cb-b TO al tree ~
10 thC Eat Lpd Wcst can y procured - -
Once In BndSeP"h EIyTEG
Nom Gsusral Passenger Ird rfiH =
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JOHN NJ. HooN & CO.,
Commission Merchants.

Uhee-IIbl MMn Street,
WHEELING. W. va.
We buy and sell on Commits lon for cash or on
mArsin all Grain and Provisions dealt In BY the
Chicago Beard Of Trade Direct teltgrAphie eommu-
nieltion bstSean our office and the Board Of Trade,
Prompt market reports Chicago Correspondents :.
CHARLES RAY 4 Co., - Chamber Of Commerce Inyb
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SUNDAY EXPRESS leAv.E Wheelint A. ~ :
arriving At wellsburg 9:2;A. n, Is5n S,. ~ I
a. ~ A: n. connecting With Fasids EIs,' iI.5
Trains leaving Columbus tt StOP,M t,Atu.
run daily. Through Chicago eIpr,s, 49, ~ Al
daily, except Sunday, At so ?, n. IN ,iSt.l.ia
attached, arriving In Chicago a 7.SS sS,i ~ ~ =
g gsfths CA esn 5e secured In SdrlncS d Us H..
PullmAn's Palace DnElng Room s,.,,..
Through without change iIon siSb,S,iilaS I. %
Philadelphia and New York, Wst \ 49, -, =
CINCINNATI, Louisville, IndaulrOlli IA 4, Is.i.A
Eor through TieEtu, RaglSe ChoCts So y N 4.
70 JOS. N. BELLEYIl.I.E, Titfst -, ~
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh a. \, : q
ccket ohce, under AeLure Holes EhssI,.s "
D. W. CALDWELL.
WI o Sal FSSauASu, Calsnsss
Genl Pas; and Ticket Agent coluuA,, n
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Cancer Cured!
This Dreaded Monster Conquered at Last. ARsm
sdy that Does Not Fail Of Perfect
and Lasting Cure
sTuRMAN e MARTIN

An, in possession Of CURE FOR CANCER that
they can fully recommend. Hundreds u cures have
been made whit II never has failed yet 80 eon-
CURK or No CiI.RGE Is MApE. Correspondents Is
collected from those afflicted. Consultation free
Addross SEuRMAN 4 MARTIN,
myeS Barntsyille, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-06

HENRY BENDER, President.
j. W. MORRISON, JR., Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-06
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