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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-06
BELLAIRE.
Sunday scraps OF Local GOsSIp-Big De-
mand for Houses,

The farmers report slight frost on some
parts OF the hills about here.
Smith, the carpet weaver, llas built an ad-
tlition to his shop and put In another loom.
Rev. McKallip was IN town Tuesday. He
has not yet gwen the church here u positive
answer TO their call,
Officer KemplC has again had to succumb
to the bothersOme boys and Mayor Crisswell
has put J. T. MCGrow In Ills place.
A screaming flock Of geese Is to be seen on
ever street now, ut any hour, The enforce
lnent Of the laws seems to be spasmodic.
The Miners and Mechanics grocery stock
holders will hold meeting Monday evening,
at POwcll's office, to consider their troubles,
etc,
Tho Woodsllcld Fair Is to have the prize
music Of this part Of the. country; for the
Bellaire band Is to play for 1t Wednesday
and Thursday
Officer Henry Maggie caught n bay horse
running ut large Tuesday night, and unless
the owner comes for llisprOpcrty, Henry VIII
belong to the mounted police.
The city Of Bellalre wants a flag, but II will
hive to pay for one, When 1t would Seem
rather disgraceful for tho city not to display
one, some one else's can be borrowed.
The Street Commissioner ls try what can
be done with the cOmetCryFoad. Money can
be thrown away on Il, and that's all. Go up
tho hill by ascending gradually and the rOad
can easily be made practicable.
Tho new Carpet Tag Social, at the NJ. L.
Church, below the creek, WIS such u success
Oh Tuesday night that II wa. decided to have
some more Of II the next night, The First
ward Is developing quite n talent fOranuslng
itself within itself.
The places Of voting next Tuesday will be
us follows First ward, tile usual store room
In the Talman property or the hose house,
Second ward, Mrs SlIanley's; Third ward
the Mayors office, as usual; Fourth ward,
Morrison & Simpsons room, facing the
Square; Fifth ward, the hose house, US usual.
There are great many houses Just getting
ready for occupancy, but gentleman from
another town was llOrO this week and after u
search could not find u single house to rent,
either now or In the near future. 1t agOOd
sign, but rather inconvGnicnt In some re.
speCls. Those houses that arc not yet finish
cd have impatient tenants already long Gil
gagged. Just scratch the ground for u founda.
ton and the first mnn that sees you will want
TO engage the house that Is 10 be.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
OniclaI or Private, Prominent or
Otherwise.

OniclnI or Private, Prominent or
Otherwise.
Dan burrows, Of Chicago ~ back In town
utter brief absence.
II. B. Fischer, the New York piano mnn,l-
iacturer, was at IGNlCl.ure House yesterday.
Miss Emma phillips, of North Wheeling,
leaves for Philadelphia to-day to spend the
winter.
Miss Gene Wagner has returned home
from nm extended visit TO Minneapolis
friends.
Mrs. W. Wagner and Mrs. r. piCkCnbaugll
and son, Of MOrgantown, were In tho city
yesterday.
W. D. plattenburg md wife, Of Peoria,
ILL.,, were among the guests ut the MclIllre
yesterday.
Miss Emma Lewis, Of lIenwood, spent tho
night IN the city, and leaves to-day OIL the
Cleveland e Pittsburgh excursion.
Miss Fannie IIouSer, Of Cadiz, O.. arrived
III the city yesterday and will he tho guest Of
Mrs. Jacob Berger during fair week.
William II. Page Travelling Passenger
Agent Of G., l., st. H. 4 G. Railroad Com
pany, with headquarters ut Cincinnati Is In
the city.
Tom Kennedy, page In the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, who Inns been visiting at
Cliarlestown since the adjournment Of the
Court returned home last night.
Harry Taylor, OF New Orleans, Is in the
city. He was formerly u Wheeling boy,
having spent his bOyhoOd days here, and Is
now hunting up old friends. lie Is accom-
panied by Capt, Miller Of the steamer Mary
Houston.
J. NJ. scroggins, "Uncle scrog," for several
terms Assistant Clerk OF the House Of Dele
gates, has accepted the position Of Chief Clerk
III the office Of the Secretary Of State made
vacant by the resignation Of W. u. 1Ielrick.
Mr.. SnrnRRins will make good ono.
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AaouRNIAIIsEIIc IAUNE.
An Excursion ilfo me Country ~ the
Press eaHE,n

sPreil Gang
Yesterday the representatives, Of the city
pres were invited to visit Mt Belleyisw no
tel and take supper with the genial host, Col
Frank Walters, may his shadow never grow
less.
They went
They always 90, but they do not always
have as pleasant a means Of going rs they
had yesterday. Peter Erb the we'll known
Market street livery stable keeper, kindly put
at the disposal Of the party u barouche and .
hack, and the half dozen reporters tender
him their collective gratitude.
In addition TO the repoFtortal gang, Major
Louis Schwab was in the party and his pres
ence enhanced and added largely to the
pleasure OF the afternoon.
Henry Seiberts summer garden was Wis
tied and inspected en- TOute, anda luxurious
repast set out by the proprietor, who mod.
estly called II "a little lunch A vote Of
thanks was not necessary to attest the uppTe-
citation OF the party Those in the party
who had never visited the place before were
surprised at the completeness and elegance
OF the appointments, which are being further
extended by the addition Of bowling alley
and shooting range.
A further drive to Roetegers summer ho-
| tel, NJ Elm ufONe, was lOE Ehe SUE PlensAe
OF greeting the genial manager, Harry
Houser, who received the delegation with
his accustomed cordially, Here the party
was augmented by the chance arrival Of
several well known young business men ofthe
city, and two guests from the South, and 1t
was merry crowd that reached Bellevicw on
the return, Here the debonalr editor In chief
OF the Sunday Leader by unanimous request,
made graceful speech rendering the COM
pliments and thanks OF his visitors to the
host and on behalf OF Mr. Walters, Christ
Liedl, theubiquitous HolksbiGh man, respond
ed In both German and English. a supper,
such us has made the fame OF Belleylew go
abroad In the land since Mr.. Walters
took charge was submitted to the crucial
test Of rcp0rtOrial appetites made keener by u
half hours exercise witt, ten pins, and after
few operate selections In the parlor by the
tenor Of the Louder and the baTe-O'-t0ne Of
the INTELLLGENcER anda beautiful moonlight
drive back to the city behind Erb's flyers, the
boys all buCkled down to work with new lie
in their veins and new energy IN their mus
cles.
This Is the last week ut Bclleview for the
season, and Inst evenings entertainment OF
the Press gang was the final blowout"
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rACrs rnOM r1IE Fam.
note. ana Observations Taken Ycstcr.
uhr.

day.
-Four parkersburg Horses are now on tho
grounds, and all Of them nre fast ones. They
are In charge Of Col. A. j. Woodmansee and
NJ A. Skinner. The chief Of tile horses |,
aTUm Hendricks" owned by H. N. Logan
aud wiilia record OF 22j on the Cleveland
track. lie will bc entered IN the free.iOr.all
"L9ly Asher the PROPERTY Of q, y. Shat,
tuck, COMES HCXtwitll a ~ gait. ida H., y
owned by l.. N, Logan, has gone III $40 and
'lenniC lee" the property OF 4. H. Hose
Inns Ito record.
Two animals owned ly Dr. EaStep, Of
t.l0ylsyille, arrived yesterday. One L. on
HSlilbltiUn, d stallion, and tic other IA d
handsome sOrrel PAGER.
Mike LOTUS yesterday assumed the posi-.
lion NJ stable boss and has all horses Under
Ills supervision.
III the main hall carpenters were busy yes.
icrdny erecting fancy stalls for exhibitors.
The fountain has been completed
The pedestrian fever has seized Onr young
men hi mild form, and the splendid half
! mile track Il used 10 exercise on. a number
VI gchllemcn were over yesterday afternoon,
and the best &corl made was half mile IN
bilb, "a gentleman ~ the city proposes to do
tin i've minutes.
Tho busy hum Of preparation Is now heard
In every quarter Oi the ground
The drivers whoa arrived OH tho ground yes
tertlay we're very much pleased with the
track,
ES.pollceman Yves Thompson has been
sworn In "A policeman, and properly uni.
formed Is now stationed on the ground night
and day,
The lair ground police will be commanded
by.6N-Licut MCCully,
In the reporters gallery ledge should ho
placed f0f a writing desk,
Washington county wIllpxhibll sixty head
81 cattle,
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A FALSE IMPRESSION,
Created by an Article In the Register
Corrected by Those Interested.
t.tiI.s. -.

Nfcnteu Dy an Article IN tue hcEiAter,
Corrected by Those Interested.
Editors Tntelllgencer:
III the RcOtster OF Tuesday morning, 0cto.
Der 4, an articleappeaFed In the local column
headed "The Toby Makers" The local Cdi.
tor represents that he received the inlOrma.
ton therein contained from 'Mr. Hugo I.oos,
a large manufacturer" Among other things
tile following statement made:
'Nfessrs. Marsh 4 Sons men are at work
With the understanding that, II the price be
given, their wages will begin with to-day"
We, tho toby.makers OF MeSSrs Marsh &
Son, pronounce tho above statemlht to be
untrue, and Misrepresentation Of facts.
Where Mr.. Hugo lIOoS received his inf0rma.
ton VIC are Unable TO say, but we do say that
II Is a Misrepresentation Of the truth, and
has u tendency to nislead other Clgarmakefs
a. regards the present controversy between
the bosses and the jOufneymen OF this city.
The facts OF the case are, that no such Tin.
derstAnllng exists between Messrs Marsh &
Son aud their jouFnsymeni and, indeed, no
understanding at all exists other than our
contract. We are at work AZ the advanced
wages without condl tions. We appealed to
the firm Of Messrs. Marsh & Son on last Sat
friday for the advanced wages. The request
was listened 10 aud kindly granted.
We are sorry 10 say that no correction las
been made by citller Mr. Hugo 1.oOs or the
editor Of the Register, although they prom.
iSed to do so through the pubhn print,
In Justice to tlla craft and tile public al
large we are forced to make these facts known
ourselves. MARSH Il Sons lfAEps.
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The following shows the range Of tho Their
mometer, us observed at sChneprs drugstore,
Opera House corner
1850 1881
IA. ", l9M8RN.7PM ia. M. 12M3P.M7P Pm
30 u 90 Ct % 81 o. "
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French visitors,

New YoRE, October 5.-The steamer
Canada, from Havre, with the French del
egation invited to the Yorktown celebra
ton, arrived at the lower harbor this morn
ing. II was met by the French Man Of Wa
which was in waiting, Salutesw were excharg
ed, and the guests escorted by combines
squadrons up the harbor to the city. A
noon the delegation landed, and accompan
led by the Committee on Reception, and
escorted by the Seventh Regiment, pro
ceeded up Broadway to the hotel.
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ADDITIONAL TEIEGRAPH,
on main burned.

PoRr JEWS, n. y, October 5,-Fire va.
discovered on an oiltrain on the Erie road
at the crossing Of the Delaware. The train
was composed of fifty cars, When the tirt
was discovered the train was stopped with
part OF therear cars restingon the bridge
Fifteen cars were cut loose q few rods from
the bridge and an engine in the rear drew
them back across the bridge, AS each car
exploded volumes OF flame shot hundreds
OF feet in the air and burning oil and trag
ments OF tanks were thrown one thousand
yards. The end Of one tank was thrown
across the Delaware river, The fire lasted
until eight in the evening, when the track
was repaired and all trains proceeded. The
telegraph wires were melted.
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THE JUVENILE FIRE hugs.
Trial Of the Hogs Alleged to Have start
ell the Market street Fire,


Another interesting criminal trial was in
progress In Fart . Of the Circuit Court yes.
tOrday, before Judge Melvin, the case Of the
State VS.. Britt Davis, James GullCy, John
Holmes, Harry Price aud 'rllos. oDrien.
Tile three former moi being represented by
counsel the Court assigned NJ. T, Frame, Esq,
and Harry r. Camden Esq. to defend them.
iIudgeThOmasD. lTunstOnGppearedf for Harry
Price and 1'hOs. 0'Ilren. Mr. Jordan repre-.
sOhled the State.
The Case was deliberately argued on the
mart Of both the State and the accused, four
huursbeng consumed In the argument II
was submitted TO the jury at D r.. NJ, and
some two hours later the court adjourned
witlOuta verdict,
The testimony Is familiar 10 the public.
These are the five boys charged with firing
Mr.. sliula's stable, from which the flames
spread to the McCOurtncynnd Paxton blocks,
oil Market street, and destroyed them. Their
history Inns been prominently given IN the
press from time to time, and the verdict will
Jc looked for With considerable interest.
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Are yotl disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering aud crying
With the C&crucinting pain oietittlng tecth2
n so, go. at once and got bottle Of Mrs.
WihslOw'S Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer mincllately-tlenend
upon II; there Is no mistake abOutit, There
Is not mother oil earth who has ever used
II, who will not tell you At nnce that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest Ia the
mother, and relief and health to the Guild,
operating like magic, II Is PERFECTLY safe TO
10 the prescription Of tie oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. % cents bottle
MWRAW
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BoSToS, October 5.-The steamer A, II.
Glover, from Nantucket for Boston, an-
chored near the life-saving station last
evening Her cable parted and she ran
ashore. The crew wNs rescued. The yes
sci will be total wreck.
0swEGo, October 5.--The schooner Rich
arlsun, with barley from Canada, in at
tempting to enter the harbor carly this
morning struck the west pier, and Is total
wreck, The crew was saved.
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LurtS's CAsHMERts are accepted through.
Outthe world as the standard Of quality. We
have III sixteen qualities; and all cOlofS, from
so cents to 81 co..
Tho camels hair cloth advertised n few days
0gO at ~ cents, are all gone. More have
come, These are well worth their prices.
Rare bargains. In Guipure lAces aud Spanish
laCes our variety is ample. DrOCade Satin de
Lyon Of the best assortment.
White blankets contracted for In July.
We will sell them 10 you for less than we
could buy Them for tU-day.
Everybody can save something IN buying
flannGls from us. /. llLuN & BIO.
liOl & iiD Main street.
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Gtre GtttelIi1getteer
New AdyertlsenenIs.

ONice, Nos, ~ and ~ Fourteenth street
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AnAnthentIc TcslLmonx.

GExrLEMEN:-For FIVE years | have beer
greatly troubled with dandruiT, with severe
Itching Of the scalp, and my hair falling out
| have tried almost every known remedy, all
proving worthless. Seeing Durnetts CoCoaine
and Durnetts Kalliston advertised, tproCured
a bottle o. each, and am happy tostate that the
dandruifl Is completely removed, and no itch
ing Whatever remains.
II. CAvES, Kansas City, Mo.
Durnetts FlaYoring Extracts arc lie best
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CINCINNATI, October5.- 1.-THE Chesapeake
4 Ohio and Kentucky Central have deter.
mined to build another bridge across the
Ohio river between Cincinnati and Covlng-
ton, Ky. This will DO tho third milroad
bridge and fourth bridge ut this point. 1t
Is to DO completed within two years
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New YoRE, October 5.-At noon yester-
day the thermometer registered rs degrees,
and at sunrise this morning it marked IS.
BOsT0N, October 5.-Dispatchcs from all
parts Of New England, indicate the Their
moheter below the freezing point and CON
siderable damage done to crops. A dis
patch from Stowe, Vermont, states that il
began showing there this forenoon, Fruit
il frozen on the trees.
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pERsoNs living In Nnlarious districts may
protect themselves from attacks Of Fevers by
using Fellows Compound Syrup Of Typo
It's effect In tODing up'the system
enables us To ward OF contagious disorders
and successfully combat disease.
Fellows HypOplospliitcs Is administered
by the leading medical men in Canada, a
large number Of whom have written al la
efficacy In specific cases. MW8w
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pos'r fall to he d The Opera House 10.


loEr CREEE, Harrison County, W, Va,
Tic citizens Of this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com.
p!any With capital to come and build iiSt.
class FIGURING Mtt1A Coal and water In
abundance. Situation the line Uf the o., W,
q q. IL X For Information correspond with
OF come and see John A. BheulA or Daniel
Basel, lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
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@WlNE OF oARpuIn four times a day
makes a Happy household,
For sale by Logan & Co.

OSE more cheap excursion 10 the Pittsburgh
Exposition is announced by the T., G, 4 81.
t. railway for Saturday, October Sth. Round
trip neutrality-suspicious. 10 Exposition, 81 IS.
Train leaves at lES9 4. NJ Tickets good for
return passage Until Monday, October 10th,
ihCluslvei also for special train leaving Pitts.
hurgll at 1890 =. N, OH date OF excursion.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST, JAMES iIOrEL


Embo,lies the nulritlve elements Of the mus.
eular fibre, blood, bone, and brain Of care;
with the powerful tonic virtues OF the Coca
or Sacred l,ifc Plant tho 1nCaS and choice
quality Of Sherry Wine. beware Of lmita-
lions, Tfl4s
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supper-At Baptist Church.
Wanted-'To Establish Agency,
Wantcd--C0Uk.
I.Ost--ScOtch Greyhound,
Hutico-TO Merchants,
Choice ButtCr-H. +. BGhrcns.
Norway Musical Album.
For Sale--ltesidenc
Opera Maggie Mitchell.
Millinery Opening-Nliss u. ROdy,
Show Case Edmund Booking.
All GOnC--Oelm Il Cos.
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WASHINGTON, October 5,-The prospect
OF corner on tobacco las stimulated the
internal revenue receipts forstamps so that
tho Snles yesterday exceed any IN the his
tory OF the Department, being in number
l3,990,9Ol in value, $3.50, 424, 730. This Is
nearly 100000 grcater than any other days
reCeints.
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FnANCIALAND conMERcIAl,
Noa YorII lIoney ana atocl,l.

- -"
NV fosE, October 5.-IeN EY-las per eeut per
annum and = PER eent PEI diem, closing g Z PEI
cent. Prime mercantile paper bt5nt3f per cent
sterling R1chlnEe bankers bills weak q = ~
GoyTRsnTsSfs- Weal,and lower extended 6 sell.
ing of x per cent do IS ~ t'ss u and Is u per
cent
o. S. G extended. SIP sx City Ants no
., s, s. eXtended,,, gyN Y, Pacific bonds ltts ~
41Ss coupons. q, r, Land GriptS,ll1N
q coupons. U. P. s. T. Bonds,.;r-l
Piciac h al lab - $50 Texas Pacific I'd gus 70
Central Pacific, lSt-llll Tex. Pac. RIG; Div; "
Ehe seconds....,,.,,...lOl5s eOfered. tE1,-div
Lehigh & wilkes. -ollO5i tEx..Inteust,
RAILROAD BONDs-WeaE and lower.
STATES -Modenliyely active,
Louisiana COnsolN.- 65 Virginia 6s..,-..,;,.,..'l
Missouri bs'''.. virginia cohAus, eA "a
81 Joseph; .,'....,.lgl I'M mat coupons II
Tennessee 6s,,,,..,, 81 Virginia. deferred sI'SS
Tennessee q, new U.s.
sIoCKs-The market was weak at the opening,
and prices generally lower, Nashville 4 Chnlth'
nOogu being 2, Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy "a
and c. T. 4 l. per cent oil from yesterdays clos
Ing figures Speculation Immediately took down;
ward eouFss. and during The balance Ssna q
slisht Fecoyertes took place the tendency was
In the direction nj lower prices. The pressure
70 sellwas very pronounced, and was mainly due 10
touched Just before the close when the decline as
compared with last nights quotations, ranged from
LtO75l per the latterin Houston Texas. Other
shares prominent IN the depression were C., G.
| 9, & l., Reading, 81, Louis 4 san Francisco pre-
ierred, Western Union, Chicago, burlington Quin'
Cy, Canada Southern Louisville 4 Nashville Della
ware, LackRwunRA 4 Western, Denver 4 Rio Gnnde,
Kansas 4 Texas New Icnsey Central, Lake Shore,
Northwestern, Ohio & Mississippi and Michigan
Central In the inal sales Houston 4 Texas nllied
IL per cent and some other stocks recovered fuc.
ton, but the market closed generally heavy.
The Commercial Bulletin says: The Exchange
WIS weak for sixty day bills And some bankers NJ
dured the ntes therefor, expecting that the Bank
vi England VIII tomorrow move liz posted discount
up 10 per cent on account VI the Withdrawals Oi
so oT I'M money striSSSncy epnsSd tTite
States bonds herr hA% per cent, Railroad stocks
were depressed not Onlyby the high rates Of money
hut by tho railroad war, and further, that wheu this
les than II Year agO. The expected upward Teae-
| lion In stocks did moi come on
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A DeIIbcrnte AssnssIuutIon,

CINCINNATI October .-Dlspatches from
Marion, o., tell OF tho deliberate assassin.
alton Of Frank Foster, n prominent young
business man, OF that place, by 0rrin De-
pugh. Foster was shot without warning
while standing In the store Of Timothy
KnllV
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DIRECTIONS or 0As orrIcERs.
THE Former Incumbcnts Choscn-Accr'
Inry Caldwell Declines.


Inry Caldwell Declines.
Tho Board Of Trustees Of the Gas Works
held their first business meeting since tho
new organization Inst night, md elected the
officers for the ensuing term. The positions
to be filled were those Of Superintendent
Secretary, Assistant Secretary and Collector
Tho present lncumbents were all reelected,
as follows:
Superintendent, j. NJ. Dillon;
Secretary Hurry Caldwell;
Assistant Secretary Ed ltnzlCtt;
Collector, s. +. Faris.
Mr.. Caldwell informed Mr.. Wheat, Of the
Board, that he was not candidate for re.
election, and Mr.. Wheat 50 informed the
other trustees They, however, persisted IN
re.electing him, hoping that his decision was
not final. Mr.. Caldwell adllCrcs to his do.
termination, however, and declared he would
not serve.
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LADIES hats done over In all the latest
styles. Felt, Beaver fur, Straw Chip and Leg.
horn cleaned, dyed md pressed. Work re.
liable. Call on Milliners, or ut stand, 2,lOi
Market street, Center Wheeling.
TTh&s. CHARLES G. 1IUnnARD, Proprietor.
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Mn. Julius IIoYFsrApr, Madison, Ind, bears
hearty testimony to the wonderful cure by
81. jacobs Oil, OF Ills wife, who suffered terri.
bly, with rheumatism. Permanent relief fol-
lowed its uset
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PuRELY vegetable; perfectly safe; q good
substitute for castor oil; pleasant 10 take; Ger.
tain In effect, can be truly laid Of Dcnig's
Worm Syrup. Try III youf druggist has H.
% cents a bottle,
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MRs. lOSEP, how Is your health this morn.
ing Thank you, iNadaW much improved.
bought A battle Of Dr, null'e Cough syfub
last night and after the INST dose my Cough
was checked, slept we'll, and have not
eoughtd once this morning.