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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

"Forss Home, located four miles east Of the city,
on the National Road complete In every modern
Imp oyemenIi contains eleven rooms, oil 10 best Of
condition, on lSH acres good land, with green house,
large stable, DO 40. Orchard Of selected fruit tfsGa
BchrubberY and aoWer garden. Terms reasonable.
A beautiful trait farm OIL 2OX acres; good dwelling
house Of Ave rooms, back Of Martins FeTY, u.
A cottage, gothic structure, nearly new, In EXCEL.
and other out houses, on two acres Of land, good
orchard. Located at klm Grove, W.. Va
A small dwelling Of three rooms, large attic, excel.
lOnt garden VI Elm Grove, W. Va.
A country residence south Of et, CiAIrsVllle, Ohio
contains VO rooms Cellar and porch good garden and
orchard on two acres oil gounu, well fenced. Deaf.
able and cheap.
A valuable farm Icheap) oil is1 acres. East Carmel
Ohio; orchard cJntAlns one thousand fruit tres,
!hnG veins Of coal, &c &c. Apply 10 the subscriber
tVf particulars.
A small farm Of 30 acres with tlaci IinIih shop,
good family rtAldOnee and store room 10 WetGtl
county W. Va.
small farm Of 90 lcteJ eight miles from wheeling.
Dwelling q ave foomI good stable, orchard de-. Ia
MatahIll county, ". Va.
An elegant dWAlns Of 10 rooms, With beaui iul
surround ngB, al Martins Ferry, Ohio. Une OF the
anIAt residences 10 Belmont county.
A convenient tWO.story brick dwelling Of rooms,
west side ChApllne street, between Twentieth and
Twenty .Ant streets
large tWo.ttofy brick dwelling, IL rooms, lol
iO0xiO0 in pleasant location on Gbap,ine StreSt,
between ThiTiy.thltd and 1hifty'toutth ItrOet.
A fraction Of lot on which Is erected good one.
story brick stOttrooni. well adapted for meat stand
or other retail business Oh south aide Fifteenth
Itr0st-cheAp-beLWee Jacob and Woods stress
A two.GtOry brick dwelling On alley back Of -Four.
tenth street, lot two tenants. Cheap property.
A two story frame dwelling on National road, Al
Fulton, contains toomI, lot 1890.
between Eeventh aud Sixteenth Streets
A beauliul ttsiisuct on Penn street, Island, !
rooms, bath room, gas and WAter-goOd garden.
A two.story dwelling house on Zane street, Island,
near Suspension bridge, rooms.
A large frat class residence South Front street,
Island,
"A two.story brick dwelling, . f0omS, west eide Of
Main street; beLwten TWeAty.thltd and 1WOnty.
fourth streets,
A beautiful tsetloty brick dwelling, nearly new,
rooms bal ROM gGa and water, large garden, on
South Broadway, Island.
A very comfortable, substantial brick dwelling .
roouS oil Ia gso1 ofAet gas and WAtet large Ratden
located north side Ohio street, Island high and dry.
Four iubatat tlni dwelling heut,t, each furnished
with as and water arrangements and each containing
rooms will be sold separate VI 10 one; located on
Maln street. between TNenty'third and Twenty.
fourth streets.
a tSe.,toty dusllIus Of loom, on North Huron
Sttett, fIlAnd.
Three COED lots on Mary avenue.
Two good lot1 on west side North street, Island.
sundfJ cheap desirable lOts Al Martins Ferry.
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from all appearances, were peCuniREily
we'll situated in Germany, has greatly IN
creased.
Commenting on the above, the Chicago
Tribune remarks that the fact that the bet
ter situated classes Of Germany have,
during the laat fifteen months, begun to
emigrste to the United States has thus far
been very reluctantly admitted by only
one or two papers printed in Germany.
But since the proper emigration officer oil
the German Empire admits the truth oil
the statement SO reluctantly made, We
must accept 1t as correct, A Prusslan cav
airy officer regards the horse OF greater
value than the soldier who ridss 1t. The
Government gets the soldier for nothing;
for the horse it has to pay money. AS long
as German emigration to the United Stases
consisted chiefly OF the poorest and low.
es. classes NO material objections were
made; the Government only lost
men, bu! no hoPes, Since the
psCuniarily well.situated classes are
emigrating 10 this country Bis.
marck' organs, the NOrd DclaSchs ARgmsiHe
ZsituRg and Hastings Daisim, howl against
emigration to North America, because
nov Germany not alone loses the men
(4oldieTs) but also the money (horses),
And here We might ask in what consists
the value Of an immigrant to the country
Of his adoption? DR., Enge, the great
German authority on statistics, in his
pamphlet 1.-THE Price OF Labor" places
the average cost Of raising and educating
a lahorer at $40 annually for the first FIVE
years OF existence; at $50 per auRum for
the next five years, and ut 500 per annum
for the succeeding five years, making q
total for fifteen years OF 500, which is, In
other WOIds, the amount necessary 10 pro-
duCs labOrer, TO do labor In such man.
ner that tho results RCJTuing thereioTm
can be recognized aud valued In dollars
and cenls, Aa matter OF course the
country to which the emigrant moves re-
celyes the benefit OF the outlay In money
which Ia necessary to raise the individual.
OF the German emigration 10 the United
StaIea, over 70 per cent are between
Is and 10 years Of aye, consequently
in tho prime OF their vigor and lie, Then
by far greatest number Of them rely upon
the labor Of their hands for support. That
these $3.50 expended in raising the laborer
ia not too high an estimate 10 CorroborRted
by the statement OF welEknowu Ameri.
can statiaIICian, Edward Young, who
places the value OF an immigratsd laborer
at only $500. But II we put the labor OF
German immigrant at only $500, and the
value OF his clothing, other goods, and
money, elC, he brings over, at only 800,
Germany osea on 10000 emlgrants per
annum $4,000, 900 In money and $50, 1000.
200 In the value Of lannring capacity, be.
ing q total loss Of 100000. According
to this estimation, II we assume that dur.
ing the last sixty years only 1000 900 Of
German immigrants came 10 the United
States, Germany has lost during that time,
from 1920 to 1880, s. 400 900, 0O0-a greater
SUN than the war indemnity which France
was forced 10 pay 10 Germany, and which
America hls gained.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

buAhD W IONhIsslOnkhbO W uUln lOlNiI
WHEELING, ". Va, March 10, 1851
sealCd proposals. will be rec lived at ihl, Csaui
Thursday, SAt Inst, al u O'Clock ", In h, ID
ORD Tered by the Board q County CommiH4ila /
lhRlr IR'slOn on the 1th Inst A iOlllNL viz!
On Apt division, q. q. 4 =, road, 20 tultm
masonry, COZ cubic yards excavation, w eubt ha
macAdAnliElng.
On second division. q. c, 4 r rVd, l,G N
yards excavation, GO cubic yards matidinlTlt
On MIDI 10 Wheeling Greek, lower md, l2tha
yardI mAcIdRlnlEiug,
on river, t1Ienn'i Run and Short Cn,t, n NJ
yards masonry, 5000 cubic Jald' IXCAVAllh
On first division W. W L dB rite VI al
yards mRradalniEtrg, 100 cube yards flPnp
On Peninsula aud Fulton rOai, 10 cutie iIbp
sonny, 400 cubic yards macHdAnlEBg
On CHAPEL Run to spingcr'S, lOO cubic y'tis
sOnry, 1000 cubic yards excavation, tO0 caGk ID
matchmaking,
On Dixon Hun 10 Ridge road, 10 cubic yiHlA
l1nry, 1900 cubic yGidt excavation, HtllyL hiun
Dement, Cemetery, 100 cubic yaTds IItInOA
On McGrAw's Hun, 60 cubic yards mANnJ y
cubic yards excavation,
On Middle wheeling Creek rod uppr sll
cub 10 yards masonry, 100 cubic yards tIaniA =
cubic yards matchmaking.
River from Glsn's Hun 10 Brooke county lltl y
cubic yards excavation.
Rice and WGidsmans 1850 cubic y,fll a'
ton.
ROney'S Point 10 II. y. L B RAJ, 100 tubl, ITi
masonry, 1900 cube yards excavation.
Meeting House Hill, 800 cubic yards ninditi7
South Fork Short Greek, /, SO cubic yIldi mn
ton. ...
800 cubic yards excavation.
Wet Liberty aud HerVey'S 1900 cube JrdIa'
walton.
Battle Run, 50 cubic yards maiOny i@aa
yards excavation.
EN- Grove to BoggI' Hill, 90 cubic yard HiS;7
5000 cubic yards excavation. ,.....
uillesplS's Hun 10 Ridge Road, iGO tutkFl
excavation.
LaIdley's Run to Kidd'S MIL 30 I& n
masonry 1000 cubic ards excavation ...-.
Peters Run, 90 cubic yards masonry, IVA
yards excavation.
keil,ys and DrlarliIus, 90 cubic yards MIS-
1000 cubic yards excavation.
btOFt Creek, main stem, 100 cube yAdi ni,s3
5000 cubic yards exCaya iOn; THUS vol WE
hams, 200 cubic yards excavation,
Warden and WaddlN'B hun, tOeublC JIfdinHE
1900 cubic yards excavation ANA.
Above quantities are AppiOtlmtitd ttd W. :
charge al tho pleasure Of the lOnfd.. All naa
| will De Of the aenODd.ClAss Prices iOi nhH.
must bO distinct for earth, loose ftct, gus =, y,
BIDS must be separate tlf each rod, A. dhE
nlms VI each bidder aud member Of hls w
with poGtoicG address, and must tue ude ., M
recO anne dAtiOn Of al least two person, at'luJ'
tho B0nd as 10 the character sud qd1ll1'ugi',. /,
bidder The standard Of M sA'ursmebt W W,
Of work will DO the yard Of q ru.lc ~ IA
proposals, "PrDpOsalS for COubty Work 70 ~ ~
4th Of April, 1884," The BONd rt-erIes NE Y,
jCct any or all bids, For any lniOFnauoa ih''
this office.
ny order Of the Board. ,...
CHAH II. DIFFERS, ClMk COmnl''s N
". &. SMITH, Cnnnty Engineer,
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The Commissioner OF Emigration foi
the German Empire on the 9th OF Febru
AIRY laot submitted his report for the yeai
1880 TO the German Reichslag. He a.
Cribes the extraordinary emigration from
Germany, particularly 10 tho United
States Of America, 10 dillereAt causes
among which the following are the mos,
important, viz!
/. The nourlshipg condition OF all agri
cultural, industrial and commercial pur
suits, which offer the frugal and thrifty
emigrant better occasion to improve his
condition and to secure home In A com.
paratively short space oi time.
Relative and aCQuaintnnCes OF manv
Of the emigranlB have for years resided in
the United States, and, by their enCourap.
Ing letters, containing promises OF all sorts,
they persuade them 10 leave their old
homes and strive for new and happier
one IN the New World. On this second
point Inc Commissioner comments as fol.
lows.
In many cases Germans residing In
NoItn america who desire their
friends and relatives to emivrate 10 the
United States purchase tickets Of The
Sleamship agents In any Of tho larger
cities Of the Union, and forward them In
Germany. Thus during the year lsSO Al
least 10 per cent Of all the emigtants going
10 the United States we're transported ,S
America on such tickets, purchased In
that country. AT the same time not in.
considerable number Of the smaller class
oil the German ireeholdeis have also emf.
grated TO the United States after they were
successful In disposing Of their small ca.
tates At lair prices. In my opinion A con.
siderable number OF this class Of property.
holders are at present only prevented
from emigrating because 40 far they Could
not reallEe a somewhat decent and satis.
factory price for their real estate and other
possessions. As compared with the pre-.
vious years, the number Of these emf.
giants going TO America who, judging
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THR secret OF recruiting the vital prin
ciple IL discovered In TUFTS Pills. Ii
Liver Affections, Dizziness, Headache
Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Fevers OF al
kinda, Dysentery, FlatulenCe, Heartburn
Eruplions Of the Skin, Nervousness, Bill
ious Collie, Loss Of Appetite and all trou
bles Of the bowels their curative effsCti
are marvellous. They are truly the aiIliCt
eds friend.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,

HSving been appointed Administrator rlN,,n
Of J, W, berry, deceased, II prrsonS EnoIisilS
selves indebted 10 the estate will plpaW call,vs.
lle, and all persons having caims IN MAJ, ~.
them 10 me properly cor lhed TO. Ialiotaf FL
the business heretofore CATid on By tht iss,l
known 10 the Rope and UOTdags bnuin,i ,IlTS
tIF1, with thu good will Of SINE or viii Nj n !.
vale IRle In lois 10 suit customers The I6sU,n
TONED stock CIniislS Of ROIo, TWine,, CO'dt M
Pitch, 0aEum, Blocks, Decking llouA Ih IA
steam PAcklbg, Fro Brick HHd Tile. AlI@6S
goods will be sold a cost u tlrsO up the bu,,s
mTl6 W. u, bUME5' AdRltl,r,
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TRUSTEES SALES.
1NRUsTEE's SALE.

By vlrlus Of a Decd Of Trust from htli5ii !,
M0MeChen and Kate NJ, bis Wlic, 70 Ie,n III,
trustee, dated October 30, 1915 and fetolir N
office Of thu CLERK Of thu OuniI CoE , I.
county, ". Va, 10 Deed Of TINS Bot w
3Si aud by virtue Of an order Il the crew u
said county, made on the sih day ol I al.iG X
Appolnilrg me, the undersigned trustee y g M
In place Of said Lewis Bailey, then dtte..u "a" az
SATURDAY, THE iGrn DAY Of APRD ", :.
on the premises, commencing at 9'rgt.Ih.iu VIZ
eeeell 10 ssll 10 ths hlE hest and bHt bdid ,,l
the following real estate, tO-wl'i I0li 70. N
In Calduell'5 addition 10 the city o. Whv, j,l,,i
log i65 feet Oh Twrniy.pinth street. I.u.iiiE
blct $40 ieOt, excepting Part Of loiNo IT.
Of lot No 0 which have DO D hefeitiJsin.,,s.l, II
These lots will be- sold together o. 'rpiliis, =,
p'ftSo I lots, "a II shall bs found ihi WY ~.
most Adyahtageou sly, OF A. vii b,si iui, al
4 plat Of the lots can be seen al ny VpV -
Mittet street. ...-..., ~
TERHS OYEALE-One.'hlrd 'td " n'i =, n I'd
the nui chaser may elictto piy c''ln l1r ftFs
one and two years W.N, hu'h N
". n. HAiLRR, Auctionect. -sS<
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CLERE's OBVlcE BoARD ~ Covv,uo,,,.
WHEELING, March Id ia
EoGled proposals will 10 received Al this.
THURSDAY, SlBt Inst, At Y OolOCk m. IA, Y, Y
yards Of sandstone paving TO b. place. an nv =. y
i1lenn's Kun and cherry dill road, b,t Wy W
River turnpike and thH foot Of WIl,ob', n I,V'i
llilODS Of bids 10 DO the same % lhosS ta,,, Y
the general advertisement Of March Il. is I ~
eroute 10 hereby made. 'A'"a
Clerk pro. tenn. Board Of Commh,iopen I'm
W. u SSIrH, County Engineer NAV StI,,u
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CEALED PROPOSALS,


WHEELING, W. Va, MaFsS II Il,
sellCl props sails will 10 received aim, ~
City Clark until THU gsDAY, MEpTuI enc w
I o'clock ., " for making rhd d.lIvs,i,t. !, w
castings the city Of Wheeling may Wua at'I T.; o. !.
except Watar pipes, stop cucEI and tre nn,,S We! N
Kids to b endorsed, "PrOpoills for eiatsh
city, The Committee on WGlef Will l.lse
tho tight 70 rel ct any or all bid, 'e1nS
Proposals Tor the CeDltbES, ~ stated nho,.
received until TUESDAY, Alrrh!g, IsII W, u
p, IN, FR Nh BIW kRS 'IyyI's9
on Water Works, NOlssl
WuEELING, ". Va, March 10, ISL
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NOTICE
THE PROPOSED STATE FAN IN

There will be a meeting Of the s,ossh,,
West Virginia EKPoI ZION all STATE F,IS jI,, ,ll
And othsrS interested 10 the project \, As ~
hc y r. On ,,s sATURDAY EVENING NiRcaIi, y,
requested to DO pI0,ent CompIrtS ,,,,. W saisl,
work d0nn by the committee and otbs. ,aalii !
mAitOn will DO presented Tor ctp,.JeE',i,.i a'sua
mhi5 THE SOLICITING; iI,Tuu,,
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FOR RENT.

Two excellent dWtllIuu Of 8 and toOm,, Fout.
One excellent dWOllIss Of rOom, Ohio street.
Two large ,Arsroom., corner Twentieth and Main
STREETS, II fUOmL over those stores.
-Four OF ave rooms on htat hoot hout, an vest HdA
ChaPline sttest, bttWoeI Twentieth and Twenty.
hft streets.
Applyio
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1IAX NOTICE.

sHERIYT's 0gHcR, 1910 CHLplp,.
OPEN FROM O'CLOCK A. NJ TSf1
O'CLOCK p, N, YEA
All person! Indebted TO me for taxa aa,, d, ,
the old Sherih'H once anu settle pTOuipty,
For the further convenience Of those IA r,,
spare the tins dur ng the DAY, viii kspik, !.
open until . O'Clock p, IN, t"'~
Unl0ss you give this last p0tlre Atttuto IN
proceed to enforce the law, Witch will IN mi, y
add costs more than tho tax BILL All tri,,S
ClAimS will 10 presented to me "a usual, '''''~
GkO. h, TlNGLE
A EI.ShHrii Ohio iigp,
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NOTICE,


The holders Of The ~ per cent bond, al n. y
Of Wheeling, Issued under the OIdlrlr 70 a \.
hereby notified that In accordance Win pfc,i u
,aid ordinance, the following bonds, Ma, W. y,
326, 1917, 2S8, 2i5. 20I, 992, aII. ~ Y,
27S, 81, 2l2, 10, gao, gao, 6g, GS. III
having Getn drawn BY lot, will 10 psid On ~
ton % the gndo 'lgned' AID will cei's 70 Ia !,
henry K LIST,
BENZ. DAvENPORr
Commissioner Of CITY d WIS.,,
MARCH I, 1881. S
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no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Notice +, hereby. Hl'tn that ], Moses n. Granger,
Aihgum county Ohio, pnd aialIh 4 al such ia tRid
COUNTY VII, on Or after March So 1851 handler 26
mar o. the capital STOCK Of the WNeehE 4 Belmont
ShIae SomplnI, STANDING IN tbs name Of Aald james
V; SG1nins MOSES N. GRANGER,
mu''A Executor, " Attorney,
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CPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF
FUNERAL HACKS AND BRITTs.

VIII sell on SATURDAY, MAKUH 70, commFnc'
ing al 10 a. M ri the livery stable Of @. WaSnVT,
Main street. liz iIuVFa carriages Of the latest StJ les
made by The hOst InakeIs in the Unite4 States.
These carriages have been consigned TO me BY
parties In Philadelphia, who have taken same for
debt, and are consigned with lnStTuc i9ni 10 sell
without reserve TO best advantage. AL good % new,
Terms cash, Livery men and the Public Invited.
GEO. A. WICRHAM,
mhi8 AucLlOneeT.
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GENERAL HorlUrs
NOTICE.

There viii be meeting O. thu I,,,s,
AS ciation " St Aphonsus Hall oS S, ~ Ia,
TERSOON, March :Olh, at o'slost st.Slnb
assisting The oppressed sons Of irs,li 4 ,,tls'l,
SIs Tor IES' sSar 1a p Justice are FepssS
mhl0 EXECUTIVE Cnw,,. ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

pOARDING-A LARGE, PLEASANT
ID irnut room 70 let, with bOald, llo2 catPlius
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WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w HOUSEWORK. Address A. g., CARE
InteIshnCer giving rences and place Of residence
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DOY WANTED-A BOY ABOUT SIX
ID TEEN YEARS OF AGE WANTED, APFL1
Imu Gdiatsly, At 0, 1909 Main street. mhlg
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MEDICAL.
DEIGARTB OLD WINE STORE.
Brandy as a Medicine.

REIoAkrs OLD WINE STORE
Brandy as a Medicine.
The following article was voluntarily sent to
Mr.. H. E. Slaymaker, Agent for Reigart's Old
can Of Ss
1t is commended to tho attention Of those al
nicted with
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
This now much abused Alcoholic Stimulani
used as medicine Of great potency in the cure
of some of the destructive diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands OF victims.
sent 3the favorable notice OF invaiids-espe-
cially those afflicted with that miserable dis
ease Dyspepsia, q specific remedy, which is
nothing more or less than
Brandy.
The aged, with feeble appetite and more or
less debility, win ind this simple medicine
A Sovereign Remedy
or all their Ills and aches. Be It. however
strictly understood that We prescribe and use
but one article and that ts
REIGART'S OLD BRANDY,
Sold by our entCfpr10l08 young Irlcnu, IA, d
SLAYMAKER. This Brandy has stood the
test for years, and has never failed. as Tar
as our experience extends, and we therefore
give 1t the preference over all other Brandfcs
no matter with how many jaw breaking French
titles they are branded. Ono-lOurth OF the
money that il yearly thrown away on various
impOtent dyspepsia specifics would suf1ce to
buy all the Brandy to euro any such case OF
ascs. In proof OF the curative powers OF
Reigarts Old Brandy,
In cases OF Dyspepsia, We can summon NUN
| bers of wttnesses-one c2So In particular We
cite:-
A hartl-working farmer had been afflicted
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia tor Q number OF
wears; his stomach would reject almost every
kind of food he had sour eructatiOns con.
stantly-uO appetite-in fact, he was obliged t.
restrict his diet to crackers and stale bread,
and as q beverage he used McGrann's Root
Beer. He is q Methodist, and, then, as now,
preached ut times, and in his 1iscourses often
acclaimed earnestly against all kinds OF strong
drink. When advised to trv
Rei9art's Old Brandy,
/ In his case, he looked up with aston1shnent
but after hearing of its wonderful effects In
the cases of some of his near acQuaintances, he
| ut last consented to follow our advice. He
used the Brandy faithfully and steadily; the
| first bottle giving him an appetite, and before
| the second was taken he was sound man, with
| a stomach capable of digesting any thing which
he:chosc to eat. He stin keeps it and uses = lit
| tie occasionally; and since he has this medt
| cine he has been of very little pecuntary bene
| 1T 10 the ioctOr.-A PRACTISING PHTsICIAN.
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ELY'S CREAM BALM,

IF YOU ARE A MAN OF BUSINESS.
i weakened by the strain OF your duties
avoid stinlulants and take
HOP BITTERS!
Ifyou are man of letters, toiling over your
midnight work, to restore brain and nerve
HOP BITTERS!
II you are young, and suffering from any
indiscretion ordissipation, take
HOP BIITERS!
If you are married or single, old or young,
suffering from poor health or lansuishing
Oh u bed of sickness, take
HOP BITTERS!
Whoever you are, wherever you are, whom
ever you feel that your system needs
cleansing, toning or stimulating, with
out intoxicating, take
HOP BIITERS!
Have You dyspepsia, kidney or urinary COM
pEuint, disease of the stODadcb, b0VeIs,
blood, liver, or ncrresS You will
be cured If you take
HOP BITTERS!
spirited, tryft! Buy Il. Insist upon 1t.
Your druggist keeps it.
HOP BITTERS!
1t may save your life. 1t has saved hundreds.
Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company,
Rochester, New York, and Toronto, Ontario
1e3.lydMWF&w
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lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable COmb0und

8: prepared at 2H and 23j Western Avenue
Lynn, Mass. Price 81. Six bottles for g. Sent
by mail in the form OF pills, also in the form O..
lozengcs. on receipt OF price, 81 per box, for
either. Mrs. PINKHAM freely answers all let
ters Of inquiry. Send tor pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA r
PINKHAM'S LIVER PILLS. They cure Con-
sttpatiOn BiliOusness and TOrpidtty CT the
Liver. 25 cents per box.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-03
WnrWARD.

Pacific Express, east. on SUNDAY, wnen nag
oed will stop at MiddletOwn, EliZabcthtOWn,,
Gt. JOY, Lan,lisville, Bird-in-Iiand, I.eman
Place Gap, Christians, Parkesburs, Coates
willie. Oakland. anil Glen Loeb.
Fast Line west on Sunday, when Tagged,
viii ston at Down!nS S'town, Coatesyille. rsrkes-
burg, Mi joy, Eliza5e 'thtown and Middlstown.
Ia%c,ster viii NiaCara Il nj Chicago Express
at iiOo a. M, will run thro, 'sh to Hanover
Frederick Accommodation west. cSnmeceas DID
Lancaster, with Fast Line w ~ -''V Il "''
and will run through to Fresler> *.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-12

MEET EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT
corner CLARK and Edwards streets. at Sc
O'clock, THOS. MURPHY. President.
PATRICK HANNoS, Secretary.
Eureka. July 10. 1880 JyO-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-12

EUREKA LODGE. NO. le. r. 4 A. n.
yJyHE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF 10.
reka Lodge, No. 10, =. b A. NJ. VIII DO
held in Odd Fellsws' Hall Saturday, on or De-
fore the full moon.
Wembers Of sistor lodges, and sojourning
brethren In good standing. are cordially inyit
cd to attend. EVAN JONES. W. =.
Alex. d. ROCK. Secretary.