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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02
MEsMEaisM ~ A CHURCH.
A Rem .rkabIe Entertainments at n la
dies SUciabIe

A KEN 'rkahie Enterthihheht "t u 1h-
dies sUciabIe
From the New York Times.
The regular Tuesday evening ladies' socis-
bic Of the Madison Avenue Congregational
church, at Forty fifth street. was varied last
evening by rather striking feature. The
leclure,room was pretty well filled. Three
or four pretty girls distributed bou!oRnieres
at extravagant prices, and made very large
sales Seated near the lecture-desk was Mr.
u B Jeaninga, professor of psy chology and
mssmerism, who il was announced, would
entertain the sudience with come mesmeric
experiments conducted Jon such persons as
were willing " volunteer their services. l.
WAS. o'clock or after when Prof. Jennings
was introduced with a fsw brief sentences
After brief address, Prof. Jennings invitel
volunteer subjects to come forward aud
range themselves upon duzen chairs placed
in s,m.circle 10 front of the platform.
After some hest ncy slender ycung man
sbout % years old, VINO has served Dr.. Beard
and Prof Hamilton in the cspacitJ of a
subject, advanced, followed by a eray-haired
and corpuent gentleman some so years of
age, fat boy Of 16, a middle aged English
young ladies and two young men.
THE ENGLISH LAJY's EXPERIENCE.
"Now them" said the professor, "put
yourselves in passive position and shut
your eyes" As he spoke he brushed the
eytlids of each person gently downward and
passed the tips of his fingers across the
temples One of the young men--evidently
an uupromising person to expe iment upon
-wlnSel snd smiled, and when the operator
ordered him to shut his eyes and told him he
could not open them. he slowly AID wSg-
gi,by lifted the dropping lids, locking him
amusedly in the face. With the rest the
experiment. was more successful, and when
the L y ish lady was asked her age, and
where che was born, she replied in voice s
soft as music that she was twelve years old
and native of central Africa. you mus
b ve known the king of the Oanniba
Islands tnen? remarked Prof Jennings in
terrogatlvely. On, yes, replied the lady
sweetly; know him very well--very well
indeed. You have often dined with hi
majesty, suppose? said the professor Yes
vary often, replied the lady with bow
Aud if | remember correctly, one OF BIZ
special dishes was roast missionary. Die
you and it very nict? Very nice, indeed
answered the lsdv. never tatt,d anything
nicer. The audience rosred with laughter
but the lady took no notice Of il; her eye
with the blsck lustre expression OF
somnambulist we're riveted upon the pro
fe.sor's handsome countenance and when b
asked if she was fond of flowers, sh'
answered with the smile of seraph, that sh'
adored them, particularly roses and violets
The operator called her attention to SOM
very beautiful roses growing upon the hest
of Sun reporter, and, having stked leave o
the proprietor, she began to pluck then
tsnderly, one by one, and arrange them int
bouquet
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Local Option.

Every one who knows Cnrs. Rintlemsn, ge-
nisl, popular, whole.souled Chris, is in favor
of patronizing his Local Option" saloon in
in Fort Worth. And those who don't know
him should make bis acquaintance immedi-
sicily on arvirg there for he keeps the best
nand made sour mash Monarch whisky to bt
-0und IN the south He also makes specially
# Improvement UigsIs," which are without
superior in tue state. Don't forget 10 cal
" the Local Option, and you will be happy
prosperous, and die respected and lamented
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TRACKLAYERS WANTED.

Wanted by the Texas Trunk railroad COM
pany, 80 experienced tracklayers TO whom
gdoi wbges and steady employment viii be
given Tor y. year or longer. Apply at ONCE or
on hs road.
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Buy your furniture from fret bands, You
ran do so and save money by calling on
Union City Furniture CONF any, Gil Em
.IrnRL
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Cast Line 4 Red River PWv.
Time Card No, 2,

Taking effect Monday, March IA, 1881.
west-bound JEFFERSON. East bound,
400 p. m. Depart. Mai. :. Arrive 10. 10 a, m i.
100 q. IN. Depart, Fright. Arrive lOp.m.
DAINGERFlELD.
$40 p. m. Depart. Mail Depart 7.5s q. m.
1910 q. m. Depart Fright. Depart l:45 A. m.
PITTSBURG.
7:l5 p. m. Arrive. Mall Depart $50 q. IN
II 80 q. m. Arrive. Fright. Depart $500 D. m
1885 p. ~. Depart. Mail, Arrive $3.50 a. M
1880 y. III. Depart, Fright. Arrive 2;OOp. M
WlNSBORO.
$3.50 q. m. Depart. Mail. Depart 5:l5 n, nj =.
23b p. IN, Depart. Fright Depart II as a. m /.
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
l0l5 p. m. Depart. Mail. Depart $3.50 a. m.
4;4O .. m. Depart. Frs ht. Depart 9:45 O. m.
GREEN WILLIE.
2;05a m. Arrive Mail Depart 300 a. IN.
7A5p. m. Arrive. Fright Depart $40 .. IN
Connections: At Greenvllle with the NJ
Pacific railroad Tor all pontsiu the northwest,
at Pittsburg with the Texas & st. l.. railroad
Tor Gilmer, Mt. Pleasant aud Tyler; at JEFF
ferson with the Texas & Pacific railroad loi
st Louis and all points east, south and south
east. Passenger train runs daily except sun.
day. .JNO.T. FLYNN,
General Manager.
t.f 8. RAlNEY, JR.,
Gen. Ticket and Pass. Agt.. Jefferson. Tex.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

)sst canal and 0keechobee lsDd compsr y.
a large percentage Of ths sock in the enter
prise has BEEN q eady .ubscri6ed.
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II n SALE-Owtng u othor eugIgeuents.
Will sell my place, Is south llarwood st.
| .nr larg horses, two furniture way ms, too 3,
,WO cows, hout5hOld furnt ure, etc. ~ a sHcrl-
flee. H. H. EREIITkR
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NOR SALE-at II bargain and on very lin-
A. eral terms, fine farm of 2i0 acres of ioh
back lad. oil under fence and In cultivation,
lying II miles north Of Lallas. also 80 acres
of numbered land on the Dallas & Wichita Kali.
road, miles west from the farm. Title per
feet. BelOngs to non resident who cannot
conveniently look after it. For particulars,
spplyto JONES & MURPHY, Land Agents,
100 Vain street.
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Book Printing.

The HERALD STEAM jon PRINTING OFFICE
has lust received complete stock of new tyne,
purchased ex oressly'for the execution of boob
work. Those having books or pamph lets 70
print should not fail to call at the HERALD
Jon OFFIos and see specimens and ascertain
prices. All work guaranteed.
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EOR RAIE

LNOR oALE-A posi- I've ta,r lice OF 40 5 witn
~ lnprOVem -nts, IN MAIN street. Well
atronlzed stands for business houses, And
also one dwelling house and lot In II good
neighnnrhoof, convenient to business, ana
healthy location. WIN sell chesp for cash.
Apply 10 j. IXkN.
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FOR SALE-On recount of III health, my
L es auraut and sal Ion at Uninn deuot,
Etst Dallas. FRANK >REEN AN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

EOk SALE-A fruit stand, corner Lamar and
Elm streets; reason for selling, cannot At
lend To It. ,pply 10 =, W. 5. DUNCAN,
Cor. MAID and Lamar ats an stairs
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COUNTERS and shelving IOr rare cheap
" Call on j. Nj HARRY,
II, W. Harry & Bros, Elm at
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MISSOURI PACIFIC
RAILWAY.

IA RAILWAY,
Passing through the most enterprlsing nor
lions OF Karsas and Missouri, the BeautilnI
In Ian Territory and Texas, with a solid pteei
lack 70 and from the Union Depots of st,
Louis, Hannibal, Kansas City and 81 Jose, h.
Missouri, Atchison and Leavepswo,tb'
Kansas, ard Denison, Texas, making cIoes
connection In these depots with the rsilways
leading to all parts Of the United States,
Passengers who purchase Tickets over thu
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY have
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

LOR hENT-TwO stores with counter and
shelves complete, In the three Story iron
'front.' buildi g, Elm street, opposite Sanger
Bros. One of the best stands In the oty
nor Rem The Sto e, gil Elm street, 25 by
L loo feet, formerly occupied by Cahn Bros.
one OF the best stands In The city. Apply to
John Browning 1867 Elm at Get.
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FOR BENT.
.VI1 d . VV4NNIINi TIAIlIll
corner Main an d MarIinetreet

EOt RENT The property Known as the
l. Commercial Hotel, on Elm street
Apply TO tOWSER & LEMON
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ST. LOUIS, MEs,PsIs
CHICAGO, NAsHVIiiF
VAlko, LOUISVILLE,
Tn1 IrAnNoAPoils' CAATIANC d9A,
AND ALL POINTS hSrSNfA'
North. East and Southeast
trains Leave DALLAS STATION as follows,
EAST BOUND.
No. I, local passenger .I2,l5pv
wv - hSiA "nu express ...'.,,...,.... b:S5
WEST BOUND.
No. 5, local passenger. Ina ~
Nos: ] and run daily between Abeline
Nos; and run daily between W ea,herfo,d
Nos. and connect at Abilene with accom-.
mcdatiou to and from Grelt0n, 32l miles weat
lDauas. II. T, ruRNkk, Ticket Aga
CONNECTIONS.
IEAARkA with all srains ON tn
LOUIS Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
TOT all points North, Fact and southeast
AZ LoNSNlEW JUNCTION and MINEOLA.
Win all trains on International Railroad for
lyieI, Faiestine, Houston. Austin, Galveston
~ Az DALLAS, with trains OF the Houston a
Texas Central Railway for Corsicnns. Mex,s.
brehondi Waco, Calvert, BRYAN, Heiupetead.
Brenham, and all points In Middle and souin.
ern TeNaB.
at FISHERMAN, With II. at. @. r. r. for
points on the line of that road,
Az FORT worth, with stages for all point
In Western Texas.
AtsHREyEpURr. with Red River steamers
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-28
Logan 8 Co.'s Pleasant Worm Syrup,

Purely Vegetable. Pleasant Taste. A hutclaas yer.
OS'' '''A LOGAN d co.
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SUPREME COURT OF ApPEALs.
Judges johnson, Raymond, Patton an
naaaa

Judges johnson, Raymond, Patton and
Green.
Tho Supreme Court met at 10 A. N. satur.
day, all the Judges being present, and an.
nounced the following opinions and de-
clsions:
Alex McCully's administrator vs.. Phpnlx
Mutual Life Insurance Company, from MI
nlcipal Court Of Wheeling. Opinion by Pat
ton: Decree OF Municipal Court affirmed.
II. bartholomew & Co. vs. A. W. Paul.
from Municipal Court OF Wheeling Opinion
by Patton: Judgment revclbed and cause
remanded.
Anthony Lawson vs.. James Dalton, from
the Circuit Court Of Logan county. Opinion
by Green: Judgment OF the Circuit Court
affirmed.
WIN. II. Stuurt, IT,, VS.. VIM. Il. Stuart, 81,
from the Circuit Court OF Greenbrier county.
Opinion by Green; Decree reversed and
Canse reminded.
Gideon Wlnans ct al. vs.. Simon Winahs ct
al, from the Circuit Court Of Barbour county.
Repayment ordered.
John Dryden, administrator, vs.. W. ].
Stephens ct al, from Circuit Court Of Kama.
wha county. Opinion BY johnson: Decree
OF Circuit Court affirmed.
II. w. Jones Va. VIM. Dis, ct al., frotn Cir.
cult Court OF Wood county. Opinion by
johnson: Decree reversed and tax deed an.
hulled.
James W. Zane VS.. John Fink ct al, from
Circuit Court OF Ohio county. Opinion by
Raymond: Decree Of Circuit Court affirmed.
r. W. Morgan Of al. VS.. Iaidley & 'ltogr.
man, from Kanawla county. Dismissed by
consent.
L, s. Delaplain 4 Co. vs.. Armstrong &
t'lrich from Circuit Court Of Ohio county.
Writ Of error allowed; bond 5000.
II. T. Camden. OF Wheeling, 7. N. Parkes
and W. |. foreman, oil Tyler county, were
admitted TO practice in this court
Adjourned TO next Saturday al l0A. NJ
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Maggie, daughter Of James Conner, died
Saturday morning Of diphtherta,
The United Presbyterian congregation met
in City Hall, owing 70 the repairs In progress
at the church,
mons, morning and evening, at the First
Presbyterian Church,
The Masonic lodges went out to the funeral
of Robert Darrah Sunday afternoon, as did
also friends Of the family.
The relatives OF Mrs. Rev. A. @, Lane, nee
Maggie Nelson, have word Of her serious i'll.
ness In her California home.
Rev. Brown preached In the morning as
usual at the Second Presbyterian Church, In
the evening lie went TO Martins Ferry to
preach.
Misses Martha and Ella Crystal have been
spending few days among old acqu9int-
ances here, They are staying with Miss
Maggie Morrison.
Mr., ], B. Cash, formerly teacher Of the
High School, was in town the latter part oil
the week, attending the Teachers AsSOcla-
tom and meeting old friends.
Those who subscribe to the stock Of the
Bellaire Sheet Iron Company will only have
to pay their subscription as the money is
mill,
The ladies Of the Disciples Church are re-
quested to meet at the church at halt-past
three o'clock Monday afternoon. All ladies
who desire to attend are cordially invited.
Baptism ut night
The funeral of Mrs. W. @. Grafton, from
the residence Of her father Mr.. James Gil,
took place Sunday afternoon and was attend
/ nH Iv "a luFUn mum hnF nf friends hnll
from Bellaire and Wheeling.
The trustees Of the Rose Hill Cemetery
have called q meeting OF lot owners to con-
slider the adyisabllity Of buying additional
ground. The meeting Is called for Thursday,
December 10Th, at City Hall.
The Teachers Association decided on Satur-
day that the next meeting should be ut
Steubenyille. That city was largely repre-
sentcd here, and no doubt Bellaire will re-
turn the compliment 10 the best OF her ability
next year,
The Scientific Society for Eastern Ohio that
was to be organized by the teachers here In
attendance on their association, Is an accom-
plished fact, Mr., Emerson, Of Barnesvllle,
Is President, Mr.. II. n. Mertz, OF steuben.
vile, Secretary, and Prof., Myers, OF Cadiz,
was appointed committeeman,
Father u. b. Gull preached on Sunday the
first OF a series of sermons that will all be es-
peclally interesting to Protestants. His ser.
mons will explain the least understood
points Of the doctrine OF the Roman Catholic
church. The first sermon was q discussion
of the question, rs Jesus Christ GodY'
The High School Literary Society meets in
the Fourth ward school house Monday night
and part Of the exercises will be debate.
Robert Anderson and James Springer have
the affirmative, and Mics Anna Winans and
George HelslGy the negative Of the question;
"Redolred, That the officer deserves more
credit than the private
The new City Solicitor James +. Kelly,
objects to converting the Square into a
skating rink, because the city would be liable
for damages II anyone should have a limb
broken. 1t seems like stranIng at gnat,
People would have no business on the square
without skates and was there ever limb
broken by skater In l}ellaire2 There will
be no danger Of drowning.
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AnAequiAlllon 10 Wheeiinr,

We are exceedingly sorry TO lose so excel.
lent q physician, citizen and gentleman AZ
DR.. Mccullough, Of Catlln, who goes to
Wheeling, W. Va, teCeSsitaled by health
considerations DE- Mccullough has in hiS
folt years Of practice In Catln, made host
otihehdS, whose best wishes will 10 with him
10 The Old Dominion. lie Is a highly educa.
tod man, careful, conscientious, cautious, but
IN cases requiring courage there Is none more
dating. During his stay In this county he
has eathed many warm friendships Dan
tilh nj, Leader.
The gentleman spoken Of above has located
In thiS city al No, 1850 EnH street. We are
Glad 10 welcome him TO Wheeling, and be.
speak for him a reception In keeping With HE
reputation At bic late Western home,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-28

Allow cold TO advance In your system and
as Pneumonia, Hemorfages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be SO
readily attaihed7 BosCtEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds and the seVerest Lung
Diseases. tits Or. BoSChee'S famous German
prescription, and Is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear need be entertained In ad.
minlstefing II 10 the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale Of this medicine Is i'm.
pteCedented. Since first introduced there has
been constant increasing demand and with.
out single report Of failure 10 do It's work In
any case. Ask your Druggist a. 10 the truth
Of these remarks Large sizes 10 cents. Try
itAnd be convinced. TThBAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-28

A Couon, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped Neglect frequently results in an in
durable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough Syrups and balSams,
but act directly on the intlamed parts, allay.
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron.
ChItiS, Coughs, Catarrh and Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are sub.
ject 10. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physic-
ians, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
tanned well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies OF the age. Sold at26 cents
box eYerYWhere. TTHs4M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-28

Aparly Of baltimore 4 Ohio railroad Off.
cials were IN the city Saturday on their regu.
lar inspection tour, aud made the round Of
the cOtnpahy's shops, offices and yards. The
party consisted Of First Vice President Rob-
ert Garrett; Third Vice President 8. Spencer;
w. NJ. Clements, Master Of Transportation;
8. l. johnson, Master Of Road; !. g. Davis,
Master Of Machinery; Arthur Sinsei, Super.
lntendcnt Of Bridges; ]. A.. Hunter, Assist.
ant Master Of Road, aud 4. ]. Cromwell, As
every portion Of the cOmpany's track, works,
offices and property a searching examination,
and pronounced things In good shape and
themselves we'll pleased with Tie working Of
the company's employees here. :.
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Nnrrow E.enpe From DIsastrous Flre.

About eight o'clock last evening Hugh
Is0bOrls, a salesman In Il. A, MCCabe & Co.'s
wholesale drug store, on Main street, who,
with his family, lives over the store, thought
he smelled the odor Of burning wood, and In.
slituled an investigation No trace Of fire
could be found In the store room, and the
search was extended into the cellar. There the
air was densely filled with smoke, and III.
tie hunting traced the fire into cor.
II iy, t W was S found 70 bs PGFT MI
Of smouldering fire. No effort was re.
Quirod to extinqulSh II, but had II remained
undiscovered n few minutes longer the con.
sequences must have been disastrous In the
extreme, as the chemicals and oils In the
house would have burned like gun powder.
The FIRE Is supposed to have originated from
tho action Of chemicals spilled upon the
paper and straw In the box.
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One Of the growing institutions Of thi.
city IL tho DelmoalCO restaurant, kent BY
Joe Baker, on Market street, Just north Oi
the PoSloillCe. lie has recently Handsomely
irescoed the ceiling aud put III three Of the
most elegant chandeliers In the city Ills
rooms now appear to persons passing OH the
street place Of brilli6nce and beauty. Nor
Is II only In appearance that his restaurant
excels oil Uthersin the State. His well earn.
cd reputation us a caterer Is known to all.
He keeps always supply Of Morris River
and other choice shell oysters and every.
thing else Is Of the best the market affords
and cooked III style 10 please the choicest
epiCufe alive. Give him a call.
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CARBuSKLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such a. Ulcers, Assesses, etc, posi-.
lively cured without the aid Of q knife or
poultiCe, by using Mn. Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve, Piles, Bait Rheum, Fry.
Aipelas, Soft and liberated Cdrns, DhilhlAihe,
ett., Il has never failed 70 cure. For eAle BY
Logan 3 Go, DAN
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q. a. FeenYt

Having sold your popular New Moon Ma
Tobacco, we commend 1t to the trade gem
ally for Its superior quality and exCelle
chew:
4 +. Miller, First ward.
Charles +. Welty, First ward.
J. Brestle, First ward.
Charles Klein, First ward.
4. RetEer, First ward.
D. g. Morgan, First ward,
Harrell & Spargd, First ward.
Henry Vogt, First ward.
Jacob Redfox, First ward
Johns. Wolty, Second ward.
Warthen & Tieman, Second ward.
]. &. W. Bier, Third ward.
II. Meder 4 Bro. Third ward.
Charles ]. Mayer, Third ward.
MUM 4 Brandiass, Third ward.
W. II. Hill, Third ward.
II. J. Felber, Third ward.
Thomas NJ. Jones, Third ward.
John Reid, Jr., Fourth ward.
Elwood Israel, Fourth ward.
Miss K. Muldoon, Fourth ward.
Mrs. A. Fox, Fourth ward.
Mrs. NJ. +. Cameron, Fourth ward.
George Coleman, Fourth ward.
i. llausenauer, Fourth ward.
John A. Gering, Fourth ward.
William Gruber, Fourth ward.
Mrs. A. Yager Fourth ward.
A. Gerln2 Fourth ward.
Charles Hanke, Fourth ward.
William LauChlin, Fourth ward.
G. W. Wagner, Fourth ward.
Frank Weber, Fifth ward.
J. w. Barton, Fifth ward.
John Schneider & Co., Fifth ward.
7. w, WeitEel, Sixth ward.
John 9. Miller & Son, Sixth ward.
+. Nolte, Sixth ward. ,.
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A rhnnsnnda nn rnalIfr.

So does Thomas Roberts, Wholesale Grocer,
Philadelphia, who says: uBurnetts Cocaine
allays all irritation Of the scalp and will
most efIecLually remove dAhdruf and pre-
vent the hair from falling out"
BGRNETT's FLAvORiNO ExrRACrs,-The sHpe.
fioflty Of these extracts consist In their per.
feet purity and great strength. They are
acids which enter into the composition OF
many Fictitious fruit favors,
For sale by Logan \ Co., Wholesale Drug.
glstS, Wheeling, w. Va.
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WANTED.

WANTED = BoARDERs - nv mn.
w day Tor week. Address r., care Inn NJ IN, ~.
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TO TAXPAYERS,

The Board OF Equalization and A,Doo,. ,,r,
~ the Cham3Gr Of the Flint Branch of Cn W nss!
the cry building on the following days nj IiSS adI
A. ~, 70 receive petitions Tor Tie Coffrrito" S Sg
seasments on real estate aud personal nso,r o. y
petition from any other wam Will be- cUpsiInn1., ~
grievances must be In Writing and G,, nI. lRd
Clerk Of the hoard Assessment 6oSI, , NAV M ~ ~
al the Office Of the City CLERK, 'N' "'A' W 'ea
First Ward-Noyembcr II and 70.
Second Ward-NOyCmbQr II and is
Third Ward-NovQmbcr lG, II and IA
Fourth Ward-Noyember 81 and %
Fifth Ward-November % and a.
Sixth Ward-Novcmber % and %
Seventh Ward-November IS aud 90
Eighth Ward-Noycmber 80, Dccemb.,,
BY order Of the Board,
u. A, GALLIGAN, Clerk. >"@''Aa
WHEELING, November 10. 1851. nail
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Remove biliousness, dyspepsia, and impart
new tone and vigor TO the system by LiebIg
Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic. Sold BY all druggists
Beware Of limitations
Yellow, llyspeptlC, Nervous 1nvalids grow
strong ruddy and healthy by the use OF the
Liebig Cos Coca Beef Tonic. 1.-THE results OF
lis use stamps the l.iebig Company nissiOna-
ries to the human family says the Atneri.
can business Bulletin IN w rTliAs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-28
hatiSfaNt0fV.

Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, n, Y, writes
have used Burdock Blood llitters for nervous
and bilious headaches, and have recommend.
ed them TO my friends; believe them .supe.
fiot TO any other medicine | have used, and
can recommend them 10 anyone requiring q
cure for biliousnesS." Price II 90, trial size
10 cents.
Sold by Iaughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling w. Va.