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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-02
Proposals for Military Supplies.

proposals TOT iHIiItary Supplies.
HrNaqgARIfEs DrP4RrMEvr OF DAxorA.,
st. fau!. Mimi, March "a. lssl.N
GEALHD PROPOSE. in triplicarc. subiec.
- 70 ste usual conditions. Will be rrceivcdt al
this office AZ the offices of the .luartcrlnastcrs
nt the following named posts. and at Yankton
and Bis,rarcl; D. r.. and Helena. Nj. T.. until
which tine and place they viii be opened in
the preSence'of bidders. for furnishing and de-
livery during the fiscal year commencing July
quantities OF
Wood, Coal, Hay, Straw. Corn.
Oats and Bran,
9, may be required during said fiscal year at
i!eadauarters of Departm enti: lankton. Forts
Pemhina, Sisseton. Totem Buford Stevenson,
Abraham Lincoln, Meade Yates, Bennett. Hale.
HismaTts. u. I; H;lQuarternaster's depot: Forts
keogh. Custer; Ellis. Shaw, stissoula. benton.
Aipn,hone , l,o :, Masinnis and Camps Poplar River
Delivery of such supplieS--Grain and Bran
rs the government may need before June Goth
Isl. (to be paid for from current approrria
tionsl will be required
Proposals for either class OF th. stores nc,,-
toned. or for quantities less than the whole ,c-
CURED viii he received; Separate proposals
On tr:pIlcatel are required for each pos;
The government reserves the right to reject
any or ;:.i proposals;
\ preference wi! he given IN articles OF do
.rcstic production.
In bidding for grain. bidders are requested t.,
s;ate t:le rate pei tio pouuds and not per hush
q: and IN a cases where gsain is to he deiiv-
cred II, sacks, such grain nI not ie tec.;rfd il
'"e s!r@s tn"'fir g;cN'tr f"dntty thaa itr
.,ouhd..
Blank proposals and printed circulars stating
ts!e sZ,nd and estimated quantities required nj
each post: and giving full Instructions rs to ths.
manner ut bidding conditions 70 be observed
''y bidders. OF bonds TO accompany. proposals.
aaq terms OF contract and paymcnt.wili be fur
nisiled on application to this office OF to ie
qu.rtcI n!as'rrs Gt the ya:ioas posts named.
Envelopes containing proposals s.,un!d e
marked Proposals FOR ri
-----------, and addressed to the undersigned.
or 70 the respective post or depot Quarternas-
tiers.
T. b. G1Bl3S.
Captain a,,t! Assistant Quarter,naster. u. S. 4.
In charge Of office tEief Qua!termastcr. De-
part!nent of Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-02
Proposals..

iA.KToN. u. T.. March J1th ISL.
PROPOSALS. will be received at the the
Office OF J. H. Sanborn, until Saturday.
18th day Of March, 1T O'Clock, p. M, for fur
Dakota Hospital for the Insane for the quarter
commencing April lst and ending June 3Dth
1851. j. A. POTTER.
Steward.
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For Sale Cheap.

'E'HE ONE AND A HALF STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. good cellar; five
rooms; good 'lncntion. situated corner Fourt!
and l.o'',st sts.. ynnkton. ID. T.. Appiyt to
g. W. koBEHTI,
Real Estate Agent
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Taken Up.

on Monday. March 18th, one dark bay pony
",th star in forehead. Owner can have same by
proving property and paving charges. Apply at
WYoMING STAGE Co.'s BARN
HARRY RICHARDSON
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-02
Time Books

EIOH WEEK OR MONTH. for sale At the Press
and UakOtalan counting room.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-02
BURNETT'S COCAINE FOR LOSS OF HAIR
Chicago, October II, 1880.

Three years ago my hair was coming
out very fast aud was nearly bald. 1
was also troubled with dandruN. l be-
gan using BuRNErT's COCAINE, and my
hair Immediately stopped coming out.
and has co9s stantIy been getting thicker.
My head isehtircly free from dandruff.
My wife has used the GocoArNE with
equally gratifying results.
p. L. PLATT. with MacVeagh 4 Co.
BuRNETT's EXTRACTS arc the purest
fruit tlavors.
"Wo have hnd an immense sale on DR.
Marshall's Lung Syrup. 1t cures q
cough or cold every time"
Dn,n & Co., Benton, Cnuada,
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Money to loan on Farm Property; Long Time,
Ten per cent. Interest. and No
COMMISSION.
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81 ECIAL NOTICES.
&lLVtR goods of all the latest STYLES jus re.
- ceived by II. q. Clark d Co.. the jewelers..

DIAMONDS reset-Rings -.,ade over-Hair
}eweiry manufactured. BY H. q. Clark &
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This Market is centrally located and couve-
nlent. shall spare NO pains oe expense "a
public patronage. Free delivery 70 any part Of
the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-15
DUBLfO SALE
OF THE
FAIR GROUNny
On Wheeling Island.
OF THE

In pursuance Of resolution ,dop,sl \, "a,
hslden Of the North Wtst vI,gi,i, Av,i,u %'s'
eiety, a. mtstiI s held In the div al SSmI..s
the 'th Jay oil July, 1881, the unuenl,p,d An
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, lssL
commencing At 10 O'Clock a. IN Mt ,bs tr,!
tne!Ouft House II Ohio county, Wt.t Vvr; sSMs
coed 70 sell At public auction, to The hJSs
ettt bidder, the real tate an a pur,,n :, ~.
BY The iaid North West Virginia Arr,taL,.,aa
eie,y, a!suated on Wheeling lsIaLd, and ksc,,sS
Fair Grounds.
This well.kncwn tract Of land cop,,,r, an.
acrta Ia one Il the most d,uIr.Lle bod. IL
In Or near TO The city Of h'elIng EeleItt.ss,
IN sae 10 tbs iollowins deeds iol lcralipn, nh.
and qiantity OF land on.rel, VIZ: AIDED Mi,
7. Hosn and oth.rs 70 taid agricultural str
bearing date the 18th day Of November, lSs; ,Is
corded IN DEED Hook No 81, psgs asst, 0 ,aiI
lecoids u ohio county,, IVES rIryIni. llsils
ci'n, bearing date the u h day ni + jp,1, "a
vd recorded IN bed Book No IS. r,,e q IN
lind records oi said Ohlu couu,v. -"
1kasy or SALx-0nc-,hird Of the purrb,. e.,
10 DO pa d In ,asb on tho day Ui s.e. ih, l,,.ss
woequAi inatailnents At kiI aud twelve r,t,tI
q. &C ivtly, from day u sale, with iu,e,,n i, Mn
nj, Tho purchaser TO give b 3 pu,ts iCr The ta,s
payments, 10 be satisfactorily secured nd III =
70 md lands TO be retained uu Il b. purrhtx rar
shall have bten paid III full; hut the pur.Ai q,
pay Oil The day 81 sale The whole Il ,be t,t,i,.
money or rs much more thnn the OLE thin l.rs
% no may elect 10 10 pay.
Tbs ute TO this property !, believed TO b p.t.
r. q. BARR
ED. CnKlstNAH, Agent ior E,orihyIis,
Au'tinneer N.
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THE BARNUu hBOw.
rho Bnrnnm London consolidation to bo
here on Wednesday.

rho Bnrnnm London louso' idAtiuu to be
here on Wednesday.
We have been watching with more than
our usual interest the lice OF march, and
the more than brilliant success Of this ire.
mendoua quartette Of shows. Age seems
TO come slowly on the great Snowman.
Prince aud his accumulated scores Of years
sit as lightly on him IS on the head OF
youth. None Of his ambition, or nerve,
or far.seeing energy flags or sleeps as he
gets older. His SPLENDID entertainment
before this venture was big enough in all
reason and new enough aud meritorious
enough. But he was not satisfied. Graft.
lying az must have been the Tom Thumb,
Jenny Lind, American Museum, Worlds
Fair and famous Hippodrome successes,
the restless man WAS not satisfied, but he
planned, and haa executed stil grander
venture. He'importuned and persuaded
James A. Bailey and ]. D. Hutchinson,
the Young and gifted managers and own ers
OF his most popular rival, the London Or.
Gus. to join him, and his own and their
show; together for one admission. The
trio Of managers united forces, and the re-.
suit is such formidable and stupendous
exhibition as no mortal ever expects to
repeat or approach. The eyes OF the show
world are on tue great Manager and his
slupendous show, and they all say 1t is loo
big, that at least the veteran manager has
undertaken scheme 80 extensive that he
and bis partners must lose money on it,
that tits impossible to get together enough
people, even n.whole cnunties, to deIrsy
the running cost. But Mr.. Barnum claims
that the public have made him wealthy
and famous by showering upon him their
patronage and praise, end that should he
lose two or three hundred thousand dol.
lars be is only paying back to them an
honest debt Of borrowed money-that
they look for ten times as much from him
~ from anybody else, aud that they shall
have it. ''t,,s-1-
The advertisement elsewhere details a
lew OF the thoueauds OF excellent rev lea,
lures and will not fail to please our ap.
preciative readers. Let the farming com,
munity prepare for a big day.-he day OF
the year-the recreative and enjoyable
jubilee, the day that Barnum and bis
world OF wonders come. Everybody will
look for it-dream oil it, until it actually
arrives, freighted with it's rich store Of
pleasures.
The prospects are that the show will
draw the largest crowd that has visited
Wheeling this season. sal0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-15

The Cleveland Herald Of Saturday bss
the following about-but We promised not
to give him away: "a
Late list evening young man OF good
appearance, so lar as dress was concerned,
bu! considerably under the influence
walked into the Central police station and
started leisurely up stairs toward tho court
room. - :, =
"where are you yoing?" called Lieuten.
ant Granger, :" !
ITO room twenty" answered the chan.
pausiug on the stairway. T''.''if >
"Whatd you meant" commanded tho
officer. - .s 80
II mean l am sleepy and am going n
bed. responded the stranger.
Calling him down the Lieutenant ascer.
tanned that he WAS resident OF Wheeling
visiting in this city, and supposed that the
Central Was bis hotel, the Prospect House.
all because OF "wheky sliyers" in hjs
eyes. "Wo have rooms here but they are
In the rear, and they are not numbered
either" explained the officer, and the
young fellow slid out for the Prospect,
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arrived from Long Branch, and report 4
delightful trip. !tpy 3lg
Mis-. Hattie Blackburn is visiting Provi.
dence, R I., stI AZ &, al IA
Mrs. r. T. sksiner, OF Cincinnati, Ohio,
Ia visiting her mother upon the camp
ground. ~ A's .!lY n
Losr,-Any person finding a gold neck.
lace or boarding house meal ticket will
confer a favor by leaving Il with E. W.
Ryan. at' >.'2 f5l6H 40
The election OF q new Board will take
place Thursday, and the prospects are for
some lively cutting, as there will be two
tlckhts-the open gate and the closed
gate parties. .1,g-2 sl#.Gi $3.50
Col. Alexander has faithfully labored In
the interests Of the camp, and many par.
lies desire to have their personal thanks
expressed for bis universal caro- for their
comforts by bis willing hands during the
camp, especially during Sunday.
II was funny 10 see the minister Jump.
Ink over the fence while the Vice Presi.
dent had bis back turned.
The drst party 10 acale the walls was q
young lady, at an early hour Sunday
morning. Many parties made their way
over tho fence during the day, but the
police kindly expressed them back over
tho same route. No serious difficulty was
reported. 5.5t .aE gG1HG -
It was funny 10 see thu special police
resign 90 quick his place, because the boys
reported a crowd coming up IRON town 10
attack bis part OF the walls OF Zion.
Rev. E. W. Ryan desires 1t to be
stated, that the reports circulated
upon tho grounds, to wit: "Tha,
there was a lack Of harmony in the
Association" are utterly withou,
fou ndatiop, and there Ia the bea. feeling
and perfect understanding. Also partiel
who are using names OF parties In regard
10 the doings Of the committee on public
worship. are 30 doing without authority
and that the names used by the telc bear
ers are entirely innocent In the matter and
never made The assertions that were 70
lerred to from the stand on Saturday by
the presiding officer. =
A common question, How did yon gel
10? was 1t over the fencs7 No. Under
the ience7 No. Through the fence? No
Well, how 10 the deuce did you get in7
Answered by the repoltsr-Wa'
bowed Ia.
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AQUATIC AvYAIRs,
Some Coming Kven's which Cast Their
s. Shadows Refere. ~

II HohdoWs HefeFe. rNfft7.
Onlsst Friday morning the INrELLloEN.
GER exclusively published the fact that
Briceland had challenged Clator for
three or Ave mile race with certain condl.
lions. On Saturday Clator caused 1t to
be known that he was willing to row
Briceland three weeks from that day at
tho TOP mill course. This not answering
The conditions Of Briceland's challenge,
he makes q modified positions; namely,
70 row Clator q three mile race on Thurs.
day: September lat, over the lower course,
Tor $50O side. the proposition to be dc.
termlned BY tossing. II ID believed the
parties can come together to. nlght at
sheekys, and effect an .agreemeut 40 to
the arrangements. As we have before
said, the race would be very pretty one,
and We hope 1t will BE- made, -
Concerning the Knoke. Barrett race,
which was also exclusively published In
the lETHLLlaENCkR, q gentleman we'll
posted III boating matters said last evening
that Barrett was down the river. and no
proposition has been presented 10 him. II
is not believed that he will row again, IA
he has thrown up the spruces, and, Il Ia
said, wants TO sell bis boats, :
George Welsgerber did not secure a
double shell at Pittsburgh, In which to
row with Bficeland In the citizens race At
the Toronto regatta. It Ia scarcely proba.
bic that the pair will enter now. -.
Mr.. Weisgerber Gays there 10 strong talk
at Pittsburgh Of Bolts coming after Eddie
Olator again, with proposition for race
for 81 900 q side. Our Information Ia tina,
Olator Is ready to entertain challenge to
that effect. It Is thought that Boil will
SCOUT himself better next time. He did
not train at all before, and hls diet could
not have boon moro calculated TO upti,
him for a feat Of strength II prescribed by
an adept with view to making him lose.
These blunders would be avoided, and a
race that would not b. the tame affair the
other one was, would result. But GU,
boys are ready to bet ON Ed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-15

"a young friend OF mine was cur, d Of M
Unsuitable thirst for liquor, which had ~
Frustrated him that he wa, unable to do .n y,
business. He was entirely cured by the nss
OF Hop Biters. 1t allayed all that burninr
thirst. took away the appetite for liquor; mao 3
his nerves steady. and be has remained aobsr
and staedy man for more than two wears, and
mas no desire 10 return to his cups know
Of q number OF Others that have been cured of
Drinking by it."-Frum a leading r. r. on.
cial, Chicago. Ill.-Times AVIAN
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. Wicked for Clergymen,

Rev. -, Washington, D. O., writes: II be.
lieve it to be all wrong and even wicked fvr
c'ergymen or other pub ic men 10 be led into
giving Testimonials to quack doctors or vile
stuiis called medicines. but when really
mcritoiious article made Of valuable remedies
known To all, that all physicians use and trust
IN daily, We should freely recommend it. l
therefore Cheerful ly and heartily commend
HIP Bitters for tho good they have done me-
and my friends, firmly believing they have no
equal for fami v use viii not be without
shem."-New York Baptist Weekly. xwY4w
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Mansfield runion,

The second annual assembling Of the
Mansfield connections will be held on
Monroe Mans6eld's farm, one mile eas, OF
Hopodale, on the 9Th Of August 1881, All
the connections. unless sickness prevents
are expected 10 be present with their well
filled baskets. aud oil others who think
they would enjoy the occasion are cor.
daily invited to attend. W. g. One. ESQ
OF steubenville. Ohio, Rev. A. s Chin ~
Toronto, Ohio, Prot. W. 6. Poulsons nj
Pittsburgh, Pa, and Dr.. T. Browning
Mansfield, Of Sac City, Iowa, will ,alk 10
the people. Music, vocal and ,ns,rumen.
tal, will be in attendance and an enjoyable
day Ia anticipated. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-15
THE REBUILDING OF THE
. MIL. NJ


Some Rumors mny Ta4e a Rest-Pro.
Ere"s Of tho Apprniaem+ni.
Numerous rumors have been circulated
concerning the rebuilding Of the Laughlin
Mill and its location. A Sunday paper
yesterday gave currency to the report that
the work Of rebuilding had already com
menced, and tina. a considerable quantity
Of brick had oeen delivered. The truth ia
that temporary blacksmith shop is being
erected for the purpose of repairing
chisels and other tools used in the coal
bank and in work about the rnins; The
brick on the site are some fire brick
which were ordered before the fire for nae
IN repairing the furnaces and the like,
The company has not yet decided in re.
ference to the reconstruction OF the mill
on the old site. There 10 some talk OF 90.
ing to Mingo Junction to rebuild.
The company owns blast fu,.
mace there. aud have excellent facilities
for transportation OF the finished product
besides. There are many recommends.
lions OF the old ate. but great draw back
q tho absence Of any protec ion from Gre.
This one fact is the principal considerable n
which makes the company hesitate
Should they concudeto remain at Martins
Ferry and rebuild the mill there "a sheet
mill will probably BIZ built at the junction.
contiguous to the compsny'a furnace.
The appraisers, or sdjusters, began work
Saturday. The appraisers OF NJ. chinery
are Maj. A. Loring on the part OF the mill
owners, and A. ]. Sweeney on behalf Of
The insurance companies. James CosIev
represents the owners and J. D. McFadden
the insurance people, as appraisers OF the
buildings. These gentlemen will not re.
port oday, as stated by another paper,
They will probably finish their work to.
or Wednesday. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-15
Fatally Hurt.

I! seems that the old man, John Ryter,
the Littleton stonemason who fell or
jumped out Of the third story window at
Green's Hotel Friday night, was more
seriousl y injured than YVES at first SUD.
posed. A consultation Of physicians was
held on his case at the Green House last
night, and he was declared MORALLY in.
jured. Tne doctors were unanimous In the
opinion tina. he would die before this
morning. Two Of his children are with
him aud doing all that lies within human
power to sooth his pain, which is sxcru.
ciAtipR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-15
Funeral Of WIN Frnu.he,m.

The funeral OF &. Will Franzheim,
whose cad and untimely death by drown.
ing We chronicled Saturday, took place
that afternoon at four o'clock from the
residence OF his mother, on Market street,
and was one Of the most largely attended
that have taken place iu the city for years,
Rev. Dr.. McLure aud Rev. Shafrruneck
OBLIGATED at the religious services, which
we're peculiarly impressive. Tie pail
bearers we're George Baird, jr. "Burnie"
Mcclure, Harry Coen, Frank siamm, Frank
Woodmansee. Will Miller, B. Hustled aud
Frank Zook, all intimate companions Of
Will in his lie. The interment was at
Green wood. The q ,ral tributes which
adorned his casket and bier we're profuse
and beautiful. .,.s..g r.. 51,
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~
A SHINING SISTER,

A wheeling Man Attempts to End the
Ruined LILO OF n hear One. AK.
An occurrence which, il written up in
all its details would make romance Of
thrilling interest, occurred in East Wheel
ing Saturday night. 1t seems that year
or so ago young lady living in this city,
the daughter Of respectable parents, and
having brother well known and high.
ly thought of, was led astrsy, and
having taken one fatal step, and fearing
betrayal Of her dishonor, she fled from
home, and began life Of shame in a
larger city. In the course Of time she be.
came hardened in sin, and short while
ago boldly returned to Wheelipg and
entered vile abode OF prohlgacv and
shame In the neiRhborhood Of her broken.
hearted parents lonely home.
A rumor of her presence reached the
brother, and he sought the house, and
implored the heartless women to tell him
II 1t were true. They solemnly denied il.
and he left. Again he visited the house
with the same result; but Saturday night,
entering suddenly and without warning,
he confronted the sister WIN had dis.
graced the family, surrounded by the luz.
uries which were the evidences and the
coucomitants Of her shame.
Craxed by conflicting emotions. the man
drew revolver, aud would have fred, but
other inmates Of the house interfsred and
the girl implored with tears and protests.
irons Of repentance, and promises 10 at once
leave the Town, never to return. He was
finally induced to Withdraw, but with
difficulty. m
A reporter was told last night that tie
woman had not left the city, nor wss II
her intention to. The brother is said 10
feel his Disgrace keenly, and to be resolved
to craze the stain on the family
honor. emuls.ing the example
OF Frederick De Jarnet,s, of
Richmond, who shot his sister under
similar circumstances ahnut a vao..,, :.
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GEN. WV. T. WlrHEss, the celebrated
Blooded Stock Raiser and Proprietor Of Fair
Lawn Stock Farm, Lexington, Kv., says Lie.
pig Co - Arnicated Extract Of Witch Hazel
"should be In every stable in the country"
cures Founder SPAWN, Bursal EnIargements,
6old In fifty cents and one dollar sizes; re.
duced rates by the half gallon or gallon. Be.
ware OF worthless mutations DEPOT, 60
Maiden Lane, New York. Mwraw
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For Cincinnati-W. N. Chancellor,
Sealed Proposais-For Building Boiler
House and Offices.
Special Bargains in Fine Guns-I. G.
Dillon.
Wanted-A Lady Of Culture.
Tsrrsnts Selissr Aperisnt.
Bellevue High School.
Cider Mills.
I. Blum & Bro.-Head OF Local.
Notwithstanding Concern.
Lost Cow. :.
Wanted-A Man Of Education.
Opium Habit Cured.
Gard Of Thanks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-15

IT Is generally conceded that the majority
Of diseases arc accompanied by faulty digs
ton No remedy has before been discovered
which has go beneficial an inhence al Felluws'
Syrup OF .Hypophosph,tes ,,l1s1 ],
have derived much benefit from using
Fellows Hypophosphites In chronic consups.
ton. JOHN B. MooRx,
ATEAW Forest City, Montana
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-15

Refined and educated women will some.
TINES suffer In silence for years from kidney
dise SEES. or constipation and pirs, which ceul :,
lastly DO cured by package Of Kidney. Wort.
lhereis ,rdiy aw"man t. be found that dec,
II tat some time suffer from s,u,c I I the dis.
asses for whit h thia great remedy Is a specific,
It putupin liquid and dry forms, equally
eiiieisnt.-SpinafeId Onion. awr4w
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Tho Hey 10 Health.

Have you found the key to perfect health
and strength tits Kidney Wort, the only
remedy that overcomes at once the insction
OF the kidneys and bowels. It purifies the
blood by cleansing the system oifoul humnrs
and BY giving strength 10 the liver, kidneys
and bowels to perform their regular functions.
eeo displayed advertisement. xxyAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-15

Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosquitoes,
insects Il &C., cleared out by Rough on
Rats." l5c. boxes at druggists. IA 7'i"