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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22


Mr.. Laughlin, Of the Committee on Reso-
lutions, then reported the following, which
was adopted.
WHEREAS, The Mayor Of the city Of Wheeling In
conformity win . request o. the two branches q
proclamation called this meeting Of citizens 70 give
an expression Of their feelings In regard 10 the death
Of President Garfield.
Therefore be q rCAOlraI That we deeply deplOre the
death Of our Chief Magistrate Whose lntlInely tate
laddels the heart Of the eniie people with one com
mon sentiment Of sympathy. We recall with tender
memories the sad hour Of his lRt Snntrngs his
long continued and painful sickness his unC0m-
planning and heroic splEit his battling with an Iron
will against the nSidlOus approaches vi disease his
cheerful and Christian resignation 10 whatever
might DO the will Of Heaven, and his unbounded
faith, that let his own fate BE- what II might, all
would b. well with his country.
Resllrct JuTthrr, That We Rs people bow With Nd
ened hearts 70 this mysterious dispenSltOn Of Prov
hence, BY which the ChOice Of the Nation, the one
called 70 occupy the highest position Of honor and
trust, has been taken from us, at time when the
full influence OF his life and character seemed TO be
the hArblnger Of days OF peace and cOnentment TO
the entire people Of the Republic,
Re1Oiroh Further, That we regard his death Rs a
publin calamity, believing, AS We do that the ex'
aulted GhArctCrO Of the President W man, his pure
and unselfish purposes, his wise and prudent c0nn,
sympathetic feelings for the humblest citizen would
have made his administration Of the Government
such M one as the mass Of our people would have
sustained and approved.
ReSOlrUd, That we tender our sympathy and con,
dOlence " the loving wife Of the President whOhRS
stood by him 80 faithfully and lovingly, not only
In the early struggles Of his lie for an honored
position among his fellow men, but who has been q
niniStertng angel IN this weary hOun Of his suffer
Ing and during the long days Of his anguish, doubt
and diSmAy.
Reolroi, That to tho aged mother at Mentor, who
has followed with pride aud maternal affection the
slow and steady progress Of the humble boy 10 the
hOnOred man who has seen the unknown son mum.
bered amongst the eminent and respected chief
magistrates OF the nAtlOn-tO her, In this darkest
hour d her life, we send words Of coincidence,
ReS0lTtd, That the children OF the President
whilst we eau say little that can comfort them In
their iFTemedAb leOSs yet they have this 10 cheer
and comfort them In the future, hat the fathers
name and memory will ever be TeVered by the Ma.
ton, and that he has left to them heritage that Is
rich beyond measure.
ResOlied further, As token OF Our esteem and re-.
sp0ct that on the afternoon OF hSiunenl OhseQuies
at Cleveland, on Monday next, we recommend TO
our citizens cessation OIbusnes aud the tolllng Of
the bellS0i thP city from to 3 O'Clock.
RoSOrtd llrttey, That the Mayor Of the city be re-.
quested tofurnish copy Of the proceedings Of this
neetinV to the family Of the President under the
al nl the city.
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OTHER MEETINGS.
Ex.Confedefates Called Togsther-Ite.
ilgiOua Services.


Not to be outdone by others in the COIN.
munity, number Of the eG-ContederateS Of
the city yesterday concluded to cali meeting
Of ex.members Of the Confederate army and
navy, to meets at the Court House this evening
and take action suitable 10 The great bereave.
ment Of the country. This meeting will DO at.
Tended with features OF unusual interest, and
iLs action be peculiarly Significant
Az the frat Pgesbyter Church last even.
Ing was the night for Tie regular weekly
prayer meeting The audience room was
crowded, owing to an announcement that
services specially appropriate TO the death Of
The President would he held Dr. Cunning.
ham delivered discourse applicable Ia. the
present situation Of national Affairs and all
The prayers and singing were governed by
the same idea
Many Of the other churches held special
services instead 81 the yeeklypfayet meeting
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Blanche's Cashnerts,

The best cashmeres in the world. Made OF
the finest wool, and the blacks are brilliant.
We have Blanche's Cashneres also In colors
Alexandra silks, the most celebrated silks
for wear, made In Lyons, BY Alexandre Cir.
aud. Every piece warranted, from q % a yard
to Is 90, only for sale by US In the State. ID
Lupinsall wool Plaid. When Lupin turns
out materials there are no questions asked.
We say they are fine all wool plaidS, one yard
and one quarter wide. Cost IS cents per
yard. Vt, A VIZ EliN
Bargains in ali SIX Danasses, nblack and
eolors. IA II Fpft
Satin Merveiiieux, sutalis and PlSid silks
TO match. An extraordinary Black Silk Vel.
vet at 81 so. We want every lady ID Wheel.
Ing, and every lady that comes 10 Wheeling,
70 come and sec our Cloak Roona Just
think Of u We have one hundred and six.
ty.eight distinct, different styles, more styles
than'all other stores combined. We manu-.
facture Our own, and save yOl the profits OF
middle.tnen. Our Cloak Room q on the
second floor at 1i04 andi1O6 Main street
N.f flLftN A Rpn
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Attempted Robbers at .. ". PaxtOp'..

Yesterday morning Reuben Norris, col.
ored man employed about the house OF James
w Paxton, ESQ., at all early hour was work
noticed that silver cream jug, which he had a
moment before plAced near an open window,
was missing A man with market basket
was discovered outside and was accused Of
the theft. lie dented II, but Reuben seeing
the pitcher protruding from his pocket
snatched 1t out. lie followed the man down
street, but finding no officer, was unable to
have him locked mp, Again the warning.
look out for sneak thieves.
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A General Desire 70 vlsit ihe Forest
CITY Monday,

Are You going to CleyelandT was a qaes-
lion asked on the streets last night and the
answet in most instances was, u on'tkhowi
! want "a 60, but how about the tfainsF'
This last question was but seldom answered,
Tor the reason that nothing definite was
known.
Az ihp rpDslRsien Of the meeting Of the
Iron workers In Washington Hall yesterday
afternoon, Messrs Travis, Brown, Work and
Thompson, who composed the committee an.
pointed TO arrange for the mill men, II 81.
cuFsioh trains were run, called on Nj. BAllle,
Of the Union ticket Office, and informed him
that they would guarantee Tho road making
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tosI CREEE, Harrison County, W, Va.
The citizens OF Till. place and surrounding
county are anxious lot some man OF com.
Many with capital to come and build fifSt,
6lak FL1URiNa Mill Coal and water In
abundance, Situate on the line Of the G., W,
&G. r. II. For information correspond with
or come and nee John A. Sheets or Daniel
Basel, Lost Creek station, Harrison county,
", Va ..It. "
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CLOSING OUT.-Havlng disposed Of
stock damaged during recent fire, we
shall now close out eutire stock Of first
class mems and boys clothing during next
thirty days. A grand chance to buy fine
goods cheap. 0EHM & CO.,
1927 Market ST., Adj. Register Office.
DANIEL BOSS, Manager. Mws
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For Rent-Two dwelling houses
Masonic funeral notice.
Lost-Lid Of lady'S gold watch.
POstponemcnt. ...
NOticc-LluCOln Club committee.
Attention, Lincoln Club-lIead Of local.
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EVERYBODY uses now the Acme Baking
Powder. II Is an easy matter TO make light
cakes with Il In purity and strength II can
not be excelled.
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
WHAT We MOST DESIRE !
We ask you to examine goods offered by
other houses, then compare them
with our goods.
TH1s wEEKI

Five and 4 quarter ell wool
plaIds In new Ombre and llluml'
mated styles, SIC. Five aud 4
quarter all wool invisible checks,
entire now and fine fabric, u:
Five and q quarter Hll wool
cashmere flannel, only In the
new shades, 7ic, Five and u
quarter Dmb dc France, IN black,
only 7JG. Five and d quarter
Dnb d EcoSse, IN new colon,
all wool, al Ibc. Black Satin
dc Lyon, worth now " ~, at
81 80, Black GrOs Grain silks
HtveTy low prices, twenty-five
inch Clos Grain SILK In all new
shades, sold at 81 10, we offer
Of 81 Is.
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tIsR Silver Lake Flour; II makes more bread
for the quantity used, keeps moster and con.
talns more nutrimeht than any other Ask
your grocer for II and be convinced.
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed at schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner:
1850 1851
"a. ". 12MsPM7PMl7AM 12AsHM7P.M
u 70 n GO 70 s. 20 80
WEATHER INDICATIONS
WASHINGTON, September %, / A. N,-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather,
winds mostly south to west, nearly stationary
barometer, stationary or higher temperature.
For the Lower Lakes fair weather, winds
mostly south to west, falling, followed by
rising barometer, stationary or higher tenn
perature
For the Upper Lakes, clearing weather,
preceded by local rains, north 10 west winds,
higher barometer, stationary or lower tenn
perature,
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ties, and like the immortellss In the wales Of
Paradiie, they shall bloom and hngef In their
peerless beauty forever
Hike az LIE and death,
When LIE In death survives,
And the uninterrupted breath
InSplres thousand ives
WeFs star auenched on high
For ages would ia Light
sun travelling downward from the SKY
Shine on our mortal sight
SO when great man dies
For Yean beyond our ken,
The Light he leaves behind him lies
Upon the paths OF linen"
This light, 80 bright, 80 resplendent, so lu-
minouS President Garfield has left 70 guide
our wandering feet into ways Of pleasantnsss
and into paths Of peace.
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"InAvE used several bottles Of Simmons
Liver Regulator, and you may record the fact,
that my feelings are so far changed that can
eat hearty, and am more like well man than
] have been for years past. have suffered
for years and AM grateful for relief.
~. RAFTERrY, ,i
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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Frank O. BUr1ERFIELp. Clerk American
House, Lowell, Mass, says be was Cured Of
stubborn attack OF rheumatism by the use OF
a. 1arnbs OIL H
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v,w vo,v u0,,.r,,o. a, O".'Vu lLtdN
viS,,V LUHnt HSpSSi w tlI'0IIOl lllt!E
t II. uI ~ ,a, S.V'o nG' w tiloth l10a
WI ~ Eli 4 m oSsT ~ aI e,AIr SHAs CE
,SS St " mi S ~ yS M l s9SF SiAs0
nInNosn,ts MAN, n,o ~ ~ GNa V19 N
stnhns sn5 rp5 aHe' ,pO,o %9s.o Wheat lI!t
nj OOo 6uShelS. exports nd Oj6 Gu,bsRs' m'i 3h
WRlIkee 81 IS; No \ Chicago and WIlSanIs Ivy
ISS son 81 seal no. prime ungraitd Ied n ~ Y Y
no, 8 do 81 Gal 49,; 40, / fed ii AZ, ~ 4.
white sales Of q, 90 bushels al Al igi NJ, "
red September alcs $500 buSheis Al h r.sH,S.Vt
Closing al 81 III October, sales iSjG,l bNS.1a
ii 4iHai 49,, closing Al 81 ISL. haven't, \, Y
16s, Cd bush al 81 6ORl 6iI closing Al h Hi w
strong and higher; rpceipts M I'D 6u,bs Nv, w
q 0OO bushels unRraded GIT2L,c, Ma a I'll .@tva
steamer 7OISc; M, 4 II I.afli5c; "a lWblt.'S.T
yellow 7laThc; No Z sphlCnlfer Ii1ilCs stas,
Al i2Lic; October 79llT5LG closing n 5L, 'In Nv
fairly active and a shade higher western mi,S ~
MO- while western ITaSic {ay in r'i Jpm.SSI
Sa65c, HOIs IuIet and nnrhIns,,I NV.
dull. Rio caRoes Al 6lSaaiTl,c lob oi, y.'iS".
Sugar demand active and strong. MINING W.,
rood 7JSaSc. MolA0eS Sicady and in hiy IsI,sGg
klce quiet but steady. Petroleum 6nnrt i l1Isj
9SIIc: Crude iaSG, refined si,c asErd T,InS wv srr
AZ We RoSin ifm St y t2i.aSs TuT Ts W.
strong and higher al ElaSlSG' I'm SuIfi INV w
steady at q Sc. Leather steady and In rod 4
-.-..K H.. - 80. n,t#.ngiF. ~ 49, W,
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''TRY again !" Commonwealth DlGttbu.
ton Co. drawing takes place on Both Inst
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I.BLUM&BRO,
llO4 and llO6 Main Street.

A TTENTION, LINCOLN Club
Members Of the Lincoln Club will wear badges
Of mourning for our late President for period Of
thirty days By order Of the Hoard Of Directors.
r. c. DALZELII. President
". N. RICHARDSON. Secretary.
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CHRISTIAN scIXoPT, an old inmate Of the
County lpfrmary, who ran away on Monday,
was run In by the city police yesterday and
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10000 for q. Commonwealth Disttibu.
lion Co.'S drawing, Sept 30lh
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BLACK AND COLORED SATINS

our own ImpOrtations at twenty
live per cent lower than else
where. Black and cOlOred silk
pluShes u bargain. FrlngGs, Pas
senentries, cord and taSsels. balls,
ornaments, buttons, and decOa.
ti0ns TO suit all Our dress mater
ialS for lev thar, you can sec any
where. Flannels and blankets
special Inducements. Our loAk
room, the largest In many States,
the finest display and lowest
prices, AL our own mAnuiAc.
lure. Everything at Wholesale
or retail ut u small advance Of
eastern cost, Look Ut our goods
before buying,
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IT was suggested in many places last night
that the bells toll Monday afternoon, during
the time the late President Is being buried in
Cleyeland ID -
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Al the Hall OF the House Of Delegates
Yesterday Afternoon,
The plan for holding an outdoor meeting at
Capitol Square was abandoned on account OF
the extreme heat OF the sun, and an indoor
meeting substituted.
The Council, In body, accompanied by
many citizens, marched from the City Build
ing 10 the State House. where the Hall OF the
House OF Delegates was thrown open TO the
Assembly, and In very few minutes several
hundred gentlemen and ladies were gathered
In the hall.
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"BuehupaibA,"
New, qulck, complete cure days, urinary
affections, stnattihg, frequent or dlfIlCuit
ufinatlOh kidney diseases o. Druggists,
Depot, Laughlin Bros, Wheeling.
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GEr you ticket In Commonwealth Draw.
ing which takes place on SOth Sept. Don't
forget It. 'Yki'tN
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FINANCIAL AND CoT-r.



p. SIs , Iolk, September :l-NosIYNs.s
s ss %s'Snas paper SAD per ceat ~ p,' cat
Snsnse eSnksa sIIls steady G,s,sI-t s'ef.slgEl,
SsyAsSAEsr-steSdy iorextsBd. S' : y SA4
sisnef toF extended s, aud 4, ]. ~, i tPs' "a,
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c-S,, y ~ ~, -l0 Texas +, no
ETs sac5 aSSinc' h'ii TeI Psc E1.S a ga,S
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Leh!gh 4 Wilkes,,-Sli! oHsNd w
,,i RA1Ia0AD BQSps-ln iair lemsn,
sr4fR SECrRIrlEs-bull md r,,,...-, -"
at l6, "'''''' '''e 10 TO-, AID I! ~
L5PulSla9G consol'- CO., vEE:!ula Z,
Missouri S. lilo .vinsSsiiaa Is = Il
y, JOseph',,'..,,,,,,,.,. - Ina ma ,v1ish, IL
Iennesee ts,..,.., Gsl Vir,it,,iI', La ,glppg, Al
tennessee o. new.,r 81. aOdrrr,Ji' '7el--h
sTocES.-Thr market Opened ,t,.n1.
Anu NJ, W Me carry dealings pHp, ~, 44l hlght,
Missouri Pacific ST hpll, W,,,.rt' " Al ieiett
y western pElerred and st Paul ( u5 wgt, Nut4i
Wy ihi1 yIs followed by dr,ii,,-- l55-iaI
SaS, n, ~ WHEN Denver & Rio On,SSG 1AS
Sh9re, Michigan Genital Wabash rn ~lA4ie lAi'
Union and New lency CvnlR,! MN iIt'lel Np,tn
lnrnl, but speculation ssin AMIN T. ny msltgE
turn, and ~ midday then Wa, AM sl, AZ ~ glgpt
per cent, which was most marx hi In , ,D,e q kLG
and Reading. During ihr airrl's Y. ii Una ~.
ieYeTlsh, but prices tended duNDaB,,,iS I--,IsisG
nuRl dealings there was a ,lrrlln. 'i "li and 10 i,
IN the general LIT, Michigan r,ettlf' IGtit
Union, Denver % 4 RIO GTulr ,t Saii Ns'ss
S SSS IsSaH iy Rdlc E SS5 Fglag teoa ~
S., Joseph preferred dnppeI ifrr ' ~. haaaltS 1
Cd ~ percent e., e., e. 4 VA, ,' , eNI reO,ti
Close, and sold up "a pei cent wa "u'R "a,
Transactions ~ UJJ Aharr,
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THR C. 4 p R, r. will sell round.trip ex-
cursiOn tickets to Cleveland for $500, good to
60 on regular trains Saturday, and return on
regular trains until Tuesday.
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Gtre GateIIigsnrer.
New Advertisements.

once, Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth street.
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Sold by IAugblin Bros 4 Co. Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, ", Va.
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For sale by Logan 4 Ca.

No headache or t,ack!ache for ladies
who drink aWlNE 81 oARbUI.n @t"
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

Observation-Disclosures.
o. ~ n 90 70 s. 20 "
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Can Jrx Rrssitl has sold out his saloon,
the Tidal Wave 70 jim BplgeE-
JOE BGRuM, the new policeman, now
swings the locust in the Fifth ward,
A GAS post at the upper end Of Twelfth
street burst last evening, and the smell OF
gas prevailed for some time,
The new calico printing works Of F. Sdfel
4 Son, on North NUN street, are 70 nearly
completed that the machinery Is being moved
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A Tribute.

The members of the w. G. t. U. desire
to offer tribute to the memory of Mrs
Claribel Ament Leggat and of grief for
her death. We remember with grateful
pleasure her active intelligent labors as a
member of the Union. When she left US
ono year ago, for her Montana home, our
regrets were tempered with the thought
that she had only changed her f1lld of la
Dor; believing that wherever her home
might be, in the work of redeeminG HUI
manity from the curse of strong drink,
she would do "what she could" We la
ment that her life. which gave such bril-
liant promise of cxHting purifying infu
ence upon society. Is so early closed. For
the world hath need of such. We extend
our heartfelt sympathy to the bcrcaved
mother and all who mourn her l,ss.
BY order of the Union.
Mrs. A. ii. PARKILL. Sec.
Mrs. LAURA TOWN Pres.
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The Truth, the Whole Truth, and Moth
ing but the Truth.-If you are suffering
from poor health or languishing on a bed
OF sickness, take cheer, for Hamlton's
German Bittcrs will cure you If YOU
feel weak and dispirited. without clearly
knowing why, GERMAN BITTERs will re
vive you. If you feel your system needs
cleansing. toning or Strengthening, German
Bitters is what you need. If you are old
and your pulse is feeble, your nerves un,
steady and your faculties waning. Ham
ilton's German Bitters will give YOU new
life ard vigor. Price SOC per bottle
Sold by j. II. DeHart & Co., Vernon
Mich.
The Owosso times., 1881-09-16

The Mutuals, of Fowlerville, will play
with the Vernons. at Vernon, on Tuesday,
Sept. 90. Game at 2 80 sharp. The Mu.
tuals have the reputation of being one of
the best clubs outside of Detroit
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STATE OF MI HIGAN,
COUNTY OF SHIAWASSEE %.

STATE OF MI 'HIGAN.
COUNTY OF SHIAwASSEE, jSe.
deceased
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order granted to the undersigned, administrator
OF the estate of the said Mary +. wicking. by
the Hon. Judge of Probate for the county Of Shi-
awassee on the 18th day Of April, A ID. 1881
there VIII be sold at public ventiue, to the high.
est bidder. at the Postoflce in the city Of 0wosso
IN the county OF Shiawassee In said State. or
Thursday. the 10th day of October. A. d. 1881
at ono O'Clock In the afternoon of that day Sub
Ject to all encumbrances by mortgage or other
wise existing at the time OF the death of said
deceased or at the time Of sale,) the following
described real estate, to wit; all the right title
and interest in said estate Of Mary Il. Wicking.
deceased. OF in and to Lot eight 81 in block five
~ OF Comstock's addition to the city of Owosso
IN the county OF Shiawassee and state of Mich
igan. ETHELBERT WICKING,
Administrator
Dated, Corunna, Sept. LIST A. D. 1857
The Owosso times., 1881-09-16
Good Advice from Leading Medical
Professor.

IIOIccsOT.
The learned doctor says: keep some
kind of tonic medicine always in the
house, and IL anyone feels unwell, make
free use Of it. But first be sure that il is
both harmless as well as meritorious. Put
no trust in alcoholic preparations: their use
will lead to intemperance; neither be par.
tial to any remedy that produces q severe
catharic effect, for prostratlon of the ner.
vous system and digestive organs are sure
to follow. The mildest and best medicine
ever invented foi strengthing every part of
the body and restoring impaired or lost or.
ganic functions to their normal condition.
and one which is having an unparalleled
and rapidly increasing sale in the Eastern
States, ia Browns Iron Bitters. ANY drug
gist will procure it for you if yon request
him to do so, especially when he finds YOU
cannot he persuaded to take some substi.
tute. II does not contain alcohol, and is
the only preparation of Iron that cures
headache and does not blackcn the teeth
1t is sure revivsr, a true ,irengtheper.
and the very best medicine ever invented
for permanently strengthening the pull.
monary. urinary and digestive organs, and
preventing consumption kidney diseases
and chronic dyspepsia, often, curing these
diseases when all other remedies have
failed for IL is truly natures best assis.
tant. "-GAzzETTE.
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who Killed Cock Robin. "

I, said the quill told the world Of
Rhinehart's Liver Pill, that did the hearts
Of thousands withsgladness fill, and stop
ned the doctors bill.
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All Trains Daily except Sunday.
q. b. BUSH. II. b. LEDYARD,
Div. Supt., Bay City. Com MANAGE
Z. G Brown, Detro
Assist. General Supt., Jackson.
Fl. G. WENTWORTH, g. J g. 7. A,
Chicago.
The Owosso times., 1881-09-16

STILL THEY CoMEl-Customer daily
increasing for Rhinehart's Liver Pills.
Sales enormous. Try then. Only one for
dose Sample dose free.
The Owosso times., 1881-09-16

You can't help liking Carriers Little Liv-
er Pills. they are so very small and their
action is so perfect.
The Owosso times., 1881-09-16
DO Not be Deceived.

CAUTIoN.-Do not let any druggist palm
off any medicine on you in place of Hills
Compound Extract of Buchu and Cubebs
for there is nothing equal 10 1t that can take
its place. Ask for it. and take no other.
The Owosso times., 1881-09-16

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS Special in.
ducements arc offered you by the Burling.
ton Route. 1t will pay you to read their
advertisement to be found elsewhere in
this issue.
The Owosso times., 1881-09-16

Louis Stiff, while at work in Woodland
Bros. factory. on Wednesday, had the end
of one of his fingers taken off by a jointer.
The Owosso times., 1881-09-16

Exhausted and enfeebled constitutions
suffering from dyspepsia, nervousness and
general weakness cured by Browns Iron
zBltters.
The Owosso times., 1881-09-16

Mr. E. Holmes of Vernon is very low
with paralysis.