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While t.r N",I.''h N'i' 'ra". "- l' i.'-
tlfr- OBJ, n,-.,..' o.. ." I...n .' '. '''
hff ' .I..t .,..'. ..'I.'..'f N.'" H' ' '
...f..tn' lH f.tH. I...f. DH..r' .."n r i..-
Decorative Ar' iNl'..f- lH'' h.I r.-''. 'i ...u
5nr Irr.nn- I..' .....ie h." .r I..I H..
dor a.t o,H.r I.nr. .,i"r .t.''.. i'r jul. l.r I'
used op th' ,o.ct- 90 Ifn'n"l .... -"i l"r Oh
taus 200 outline work ". 'le ' ." il-
result h'- n.rn r.i r.''.i i' la '''.
uhtoc n r'"i r DO if g" '' B" l
n' n'rni. iH' ''Ii'..' n r'".I. FOO '-' 5000
mot iut.f'-t.Hr"t i- BIND ''-' h." hr.n t'h H '.'
Ct.. Ilc numerous In'rhHfou .' OBJ -r..'r OBJ. l' b.
or.fitc Ar hHtc .'H. i' "I.t .Hl aH,r '' ltr '
o. tl' country t"fn' Society .- '.'.I 20 t' d.'. i'.
comP' +iiDn Ml1f rt....ni .r'.i.-.ns o.. 'mlrH''t
and artistic u'rlrao't hHfe b,.u received. Prizes
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TIE NIL or JIUES 7. YIELDS.

BOsTON, April 30.-Ihe viii Of the late
James T. Fields has been hed 90 tho Probate Court IN
Salem Among it, provisions Is one giving 10 his wife
all Of the Charlcs-st, Boston, property including the
house. furniture hooks, pictures and manuscripts.
She nlso has the insurance on his life, and
the income Of 100000 Several friends are
10 receive 5000 each upon the death
Of his wife unless she provides otherwise by will,
among them being John q. Whittier, =. y. Alrich and
W. d. H0wells lie gives, without this cOuditloh sums
OF SO 600 aud 900 various schools ana charitable
insiffufions 10 the Harvard College Library be gives
the manuser lpts OF his books and poems ana 10 the
Dartmouth College Library 100 volumes, 10 DO selected
foin his library by the president OF the eohege'
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LATEST NHIPPING NEN'S.
PORT OF SEw.YoRK......APRIL 30. lss

ARRIVED.
steamer Adf'lr re Iennnrs Liverpool April p, VII
mist aIf gas. fI-HIs 90 ,. } toriin. o.,
steamer ~tatc of Alabama bf MOBILE, 6nsrow April ~
aud iarue l6. with mdsc and passengers o. Ausn BALDWIN
a 60.
snip Thc-c.r Worth. sfarssl'es Ma,ch ~. IN banastt
~u FeffDr Lawrence, Liverpool 10 dfr- va say aihi
b. h- .ia. 20 Thomas Iu. I.sl.- Ntl..cE 81 co.
f.f Joaquin l-fsU Aihfrt. HaF 10 days. in naF
Eark Jessie tv lfanie. cebu ls8 day. wiz -nsar eir,
O. g. HuY- IS Go. vessel to master. -
ntf. Emanuel UIn.garo litt1. ,aHr1. -patilryton ~
dlrs. fn f.ilasf fn Punch. site 49, 90.
Ha lAor Sor.eu. ia,Io 3o de. n lart % eacovicl
& go.
tporftr vr..i f1 IaH, D. i'gr 49, Co 80
UHg Non Robert, tiiu 20 hif- % oayai WIN rAtM
AMERICAN PORTS.
PraAurfrur. Apifl 3G-Arryrd. steamers Ann Ihfa
NtH-lnrs. EIfaDpfi rafW0rr. AL,
fls4.t. steamers IDffs... Sow Iltnli comm Hta+ttt
New ork Araaa. Belize; Lorl 1n.h. ilyfrTof NoiI-n
r0stou. Keldin-. Salem. IonlHania Fi't ltf Efsuittl
F4i. Hftl, Tacnnf. Nealor,. b, ll.f llilMpi', Ht
9.k Washington Poncr, ioAmond Nirfiria, Ch1fle-tonj
II Livingston. tfaHrlh-
B0-rOv 4 pr ,I'rl .teamcts Geo Apnh. Ei'tinor''
Roman Fluitl l. ten whitney, teH-lHrki Iowa. lhfT
au lsr-l. Iitit,f.l, Scandinavia. Worcester
SAVANNAH. AuUi 3d., lrlrrd steamers CTS % Anols1i
Sow lofh SHY OF aun"h, Ph-d pima, johns li"phihH
CGUlIsroy AYiI 30 Arrived, steamer Delaware. New
,rarpl. steamers cry Of Columbus. N,wYofk; Fan1a,
lhillaf lplid.
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Southern branch Of the Central Railroad 81 EowJersey
between Ncw-York and sandy Hook, which has been
closed since last November viii Dc opened for traffic
Monday. Two trains will De run eoch way daily % Long
Branch until june !, VIXEN additional trains VIII De
placed un tlr route
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Authon Memorial Church. ttisi, w'4i ~ t,i t'"--
1h. EtF. b.. HiHrf Ath 4O+ "ll. l',-tN '1 - a. ''
Choral pII] eos 20 D. Do.
Central Young Mems Christian Associafion' ~;
4UI ii8s,-IDDAl af o. Doe, louin@- p, l.'r .l -
80 kINt. d. ID. ~iu-. ns lri Dos j. D. lif t.ti.- -.,,
lar.,. choir Bible Nurn4 Class ~ Gay ''li"s '''
Church fihr Divine Paternity 5thnye 'e.ar, 81 ~
Hours ~ s.lslrr- 81 r. n fni ~ y ID i.' 49, 49,,
CAPEN President ~ Iniis 'oirer, WI "i.tii''
SCHOOL $40 d. "a Conference meeting fuity c'riht ."
are invited.
c,yrrb Of ihc Heavenly Rest. 5th.asc, above h.'i
H.. 'v in HOWL U, tor.or-ll a. nl, }. RE- ,'iii'h
by tle Rev 8. % WESTON, -. d.
Penrib Unitarian Church l2.'hst w,s' q 81 "a "a
RI--f.LI =. BELLOWS, Mlm~lff-, ~. 81 =" ~ ri.,
Pastor i preach. subject. Music AMI Religion lN'
pubic cordially invited
tavnzzi-sguor Gaga1z w peach 81 NpAb A. y, "a
u. ON Jt.trl zion bF Faith u " ii.-i'l
Gqui,h West ..st The fcy ftaat ~ De- ~, P a =,
4aO p. A. will speak ln tifst bap-t 'A.,, go. -, d,
Ilro0klyn thn let. DE- Thomas, r-ioI. ".o ~ - r. 49,
collegiate Reformed Church, t-lh-.t ald ,t47''o'
S,,y JerussIea, Church >weienborNan @,th,; ne ne
p,storL service. M n a. ~. Nay l. text-t.So'l's I
s.l,b 80 Ki,g h F1trf" subject; The Turning Poas
IN Iife~ SUNDAY. chool al $50 q. Ia.
Pile. ncrmaurntIy crad'rated within three w,eAS no
- ne or csistc All rectal dlsfasfs cured hNh
~ =, t rsncss. DR. HOYr West z3tl-''
society for Ethical Ci,aFc Professor FEt ~, Apnh
vi st,yr. before hia society az Chckefing hAit 1urs
CORNER az lSfh.si GU SUNDAY. May l. Doors oP igot
iect: "Ths Message Of svTinz 10 Tho Human soul
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rrpoRrEp sLE on 4 WESTERN ROAD

TyAN,YmLE, md, ATrIl 3O.-A m0IouIy oil
,h.ti. tn. Eyan..uc auI Tcrrc Inutc Railway BIAS
been cold. and % is understood that tho Louis
,iuc and Nashville Railroad is The purclaarr' atAonsh
this ia not certain several trunk lines
bn,ng been MdIcr-. The prcc pfid m 500 Rr .atIe,
~ nor .Ya, f,r % hlols OF 5000 shares. Tho VAIN,
NJ fbc Evansville ana I,rFc iauc property s estimated
nt eI.JOUOUO.
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Az ENTEYsION PROPOSED.

ArGrsrt. Ca. April 3o.-An effort is max
iu- to extend thc Augusta md Knoxville Railroad Co
Greenwood = c. ffy miles from Augusta, and thence
90 ~rar.4ui.irs THIS VIII secure To- Augusta an indie
pendent route to fh' l4- and ano lrr 10 me west VIA
u, udri souYilc, Ha.lNIil. aud huuNNhlc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-01

Take I.tioual Care Of your Gold at once by
using Dr. Jarnc. Eypectorlnt. aud you wiz save much
worry and render r-- likely the "a, ,copmo.t NJ Gan.
cesuu. Throat o. Tur- Disease.
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NOT[CE ~ MIEINERN.

oftIla 90 Iu LI.uguo,- F IsslCcIou THIRD Df-tefcrt
TnHrEIs-, ffIl. =. ~ April 3D. i-'-. y
SAG WARBDR SAND SPIT BEACON.
rd span brt has hatu pared % mark the sito ~ Sini
~f. ltun irliytl Bog Tho ir1flgs bv rnmpas, ue
HslJiauca Points T., northeast pantef os NcckSW b. -
DID q Nl,uoI-.
Rear Adrf R.. IS. ~
Inspector IhId lighthouse Ii-tlict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-01

o. BUFFALO, April 3O.-lhe Ne"-lotN' i''Nc
Erlo and Western Railroad company WI" %" '''.'''y
in the ,got NJ reminding he freight and passenger
,,r9s M East Bufalo at a cost OF S275ooO Critie,
{orfv A. Yeolnaus OF this city have been awarded VIC
cOutIucL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-01
rur MY rrsTIVlI.

The May Music Festival at the seyeuth ioen'nt
Armory viii begin on Tuesday evening All the
preparations are complete. The stage his ben
erected Ike seats have been aTraug and numbered.
the organ has been setup, the final chorus rhcar>ls
have been held. aud everything is now ia smooth
working order. There viii hc four evening conc rrtS
Oh Tuesday, Wedn sday. Friday ana Saturday. ana
three afternoon concerts on Wednesday, Thur, .ay
and Saturday. The programmes for the evening
10
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crNrRAL rAnK OBSERVATIONS.

Absfdc Of Meteorological VrpoIf ne ro endet % p Hl
Ap5sl go. 1851.
sBAROMEggr Incl es.l TuRgiOMgrrn. Degrees.
Mean ..
MaX0a 49,, April 2iJ 50.IJs Makl6I d., AiII ~ 30
Miu6 r. n. Ap1 26i 23GG- Hinl5a w.. lrh 2Gl. $50
Range .5-l Range 100
Distance travelled by Wind during e ~ecs LOO miles.
APrl *, rain from n m. to C3o m.'... ~ inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-01

Poad rlc ady,rtisemcut "Apothcr Fal.o.
d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-01

TnrnryE OFFICE, Nav IT, m.-rhc upward move
n,cnt IN the barometer continued yc.ttr'llg. air
weather generally prevailed THE tcmp' i"ufc raha'H
between Az and G3o. the average t5--j being @ii
higher than on the corresponding day last year aud .
Low cr than Friday.
Generally fr and cooler weather may hc expected To-
day ia this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-01

TRAINS TO LONG BRANCH.
Long BRANCH, April 30.-The New-Jersey
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PASSENGERS ARRLHED.


FROM rIyERrOOI-BY STEAMSHIP ADaiATTc.
Crompton. \ r Forwood. " II Roberts. y
CromUton. + Il Mcfarland w " We-tcrman theEefh
C0gAibi 81 Parrish 3 L Hart u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-30

,,9H IHsyss BeliSIr at 4IO p NJ gtlle6pof
p, NJ stsnbenyIlie al G0SP.M. Arrives ~ WellAs
viiis' AZ IN ,. n thNVea WellsyliI6 AZ 6.40As
" atsubsnyiile At 7.sj ~, Bridgeport III $40 A.
n, arrives al IeiGife al 81 An
ficteiS and baggage checks to all prize tlili4
In the East ard West can bo p'oeuIeu ~ Nv iipket
once In Bridgeport, I 4; n tiy4gRt pli ist
d, W. CALDWELL, General Manager h
Pittsburgh, m.
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WHY viii Yo1

AllowA cold 10 advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious fnalelieS surh
AZ Pneumonia, Hemoffages and Ltind
troubles when an immediate relief can be ID
readily atlAihedf H0sCHkEs GERMAN SYRut
hasgalhed the largest Saloin the world for tht
cure OF Coughs, Colds and the seVeFest Ltinl
Diseases. tits Dr. Bosohee's famous German
prescription, and Il prepared with the greatest
care, and no feat need be entertained In adj
ministerihg II 10 the youngest child, ~ rel
directions. The sale Of this medicine a in.
precedenttd. Since nat introduced there la
been aDohA,Aht Increasing demand and With
out single report 81 failure % DO 10 work h
any ce,e AN yout Dfuefist d 10 the tfnti
oi there tenat Large tifo1 70 cent? m
ilnnd DO CONVINCED. IfhttW
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A CouoH Cold or Sore Throat should b
stopped Neglect frequently tesultsin All in.
durable lung disease or consumption,
Browns Bronchial TfpChea do not disorder
the stomach like cough syftps and balamS,
but act directly on the irflamed pattS, allay.
ing irritation, give relief In Asthma, Bron.
chitls, Coughs, CalAfrh and Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are sub.
iect 10. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Tfoches have been recommended by phySic.
lans, and always. give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by Wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have az
tAined weh:merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold al 95 cent? Z
boz eHefNNhefe. S1nalN
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Market street, Wheeling, w, va
hso,-nsuIcFcI iof wears with cancer, Had II
. tANtt three times II returned after each opera
IA b. smith cured me without kniie, eaIStie or
Nh MRS. II. N. CIRCUIT
< Ela, HEulA Of Anus-FlAt Of my back tot u
ten Reported dying. Dr. Smith cured me WIN
tllknlie, Ii hyC weeks. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-30

Are you disturbed at night and broken OIL
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the eIcruciating pain Of cutting teeth
II so, go at once and get bottle OF Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
Upon It; there Is no mistake aboutit. There
Is not a mother on earth who has ever used
II, who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 10 the
mother, and relief and health to the child
operating like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe ID
use In all cases, and pleasant 70 the taste, and
Is the prescription Of the oldest and besl
female physicians and nurses III the United
States. Sold everywhere. % cents a bottle
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TRUSTEE'S SALE,

a,,I,tpc ot tWo lecd,Oitru made BY Alexander
T@,,sirSnd Ann, l. KCmplc, his wife, 10 mo 81
,sI.s Inc Gft Nnlud January ., 1874, recorded In
N.a6lr AZ lhc Clerk Of the County Court OF OHIO
..,T,T We,t yIgtnn, In Deed OF Trust BOOK No;
S,'S Sg lhc second dated Juno 10, 1910, recorded
GsiiGicfg Office In Deed OF TIuSt Hook NO. .,
pSVyil lwIll'tll, on
rppAY, TllggIrn DAY OF JANUARY, 1857,
,-m,pcln: at 10 o'clock Il ", Of the front door
TSslontt House u SAID county the following
f.rs.i pfpprrty that Is 10 say: Fart OF lot num-
~ Iva hundred and iliy In ChApline and EotiS
,jJIiS,, 10 the rity UiWhceling th0Aid part being
SSnici a. follows! Commencing VI the southeast
s,nri Alley n and Foil street; thence east along
gSSatb hid Oi Mll Slley sixty llyO foot; thence
IN on A line parallel with E0iI street forty Hour
NJ Seprc west on line parallel With said alley
ssty.Gve iecl To FOIL street. thence north on the
sdLIe d Foil street tOrtyiouF feet to tho place Of
Ma lIIe I, believed to bO perfect, but ! will con:
NJ ehiy the title vested III mo by said deeds Of
wv iSugoy slLR-onothlrl and NO much more as
A. siTharr may elect, In cash on day Of sale, the
S,be IN lwu rlilAl Insallmgnls ut All and twelve
rs,ts,gl,h interest from day Of sale, the pnr.
ts,STEiylnv notes kccliruh by deed Of trust and
pFy allNinulro On tho property for the deferred
hIHeaiI w,t,,,v, w rownRN
an Trustee.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL,
DR., J. E. SMITH,
HONIE PROOF

Iiiny and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
observation-disclosures ioemed 70 help me !
ZEPT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, W, Va,
6hsh. PolypuS Of Nose, Impaired Voice. SUI
isiEs,nr; patent medicine failed 70 help me.
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RAIlA0AD B0slI-Ia Light demand a. lllghtl
higher prices
6E1II REcuRIItIl-pplL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-30

We viii send Dc. Dyes celebrated Electfo-
voltAic Belts and other electric appliances
on trial lot thirty days 10 young men aud
older persons who arc AFFLICTED with nervous
speedy relief and complete tSssoaIiS tsp'p y
yie0f and manhood Also iof fhedmAlIin.
neuralgia, patalytie liver and Kidney ain.
cnltlt rupiuttt aud many other diseases
Illustrated pamphlet sent ned AddT7i
Ncliaic HllgCo, MAtlhall, Mith fIn,iN
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zeal NOTICES.
-, :, y 1Y0 TRUSTEES sAkE,

A e4AN .i,,.,art mad
,ts, 0, deed Of sr VISTA sns SlsWiiS, 70 o,
" SnAti,r,i dated the -tIn S nScs u iho County
gp91..,.,,rIvl ia tAs t.SiA viniuIR In Deed Boot
fsaii 0! oa!P q, i0I iStI .all At PUZZLE asssA'
Irsai'.' 1..' ,,,s AN pAYoF DECEMBER, llsl
it%t The lot. RpiaGsItfSS ~ NV II Wheel,
I;esSNsn |l5 ~ the Aduluiu sWsid DIV which loll
jpf tAlIVl Iayls ~ t,ruIy-seTvn ieuI on JtsVu
hIty each ioVii SasE one hundred Ahu NOttSS1
,Jfl and iiy and arr situate gu lne WI ~
a. 4IistN !" a jacp6 street and feE! y
- srhtr - ti,Ith WaId OIL said Guy. ~. ~.
Ipyt " 'ns 's,IrFL lATgS and S,gsAn,y -
trlrd q - ' wacTUom aud dWellInS ~ III 4,
L4'las'. NEVIS SsS .!als aud carriage A'S'' - ~
sn,cas oritT ,,,s ,sm, place, all The staple and
iVill a!'0 'gu 't In, G,vl., TODlcCo, DTuSf Asai
Fancy ore ~ E,n,hip: Goods Glass anu ltliWSls
.afG Hol'l .,aS' H. .Aid business sIlhq Ahu
~ NJ Wv oa.' une large Ice Chest, llles snoN
VlnlO0i. ~ ali shelyiug, Counter, eeMSs'
Caslaud epHE.,'. .,6rs fixtures and furniture, N,
scSyts sal vt'ps stoves, and all me o1lsF s'p'o
IatlRs Hnn'i, In ,td building ,,..-.,.,, ,I,o,,
IpPlAI' ny 10 bU perfect fosAeAAlou H.s "
i' ,Sliy Jays OF thO day oil sa''' Ut '''N's
'C. i,ai 4',Y ~, third of the purchase money
fESm o. - ~ mn Al, much more ~ tho PuIcnaAef
81 ths real u'au rl,h and the residue ~ Two
may Ser1 " t.,,ilmrnts with interest on GAiI ~
ishl 1hnAa, ,iir,T,,I from tho day Of sAlei me
tfrd istAis,,',,n security for payment ol aalne
pGnlhIls.ii,,.9 MI factory to the Trustee
Tsrns Of IA!So' lV''''" lAIESp, ROGERS,
Trustee and Assignee,
Al
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These were paved with freestone flags,
united by abituminous cement, and rest.
ing on.a solid concrete foundation. The
surface blocks might wenr and need re-
placing, but the expense was slight, us the
foundation never needed repair.
Coming down TO more recent times, wo
find that CDrdova, in Spain, was paved by
the Moors in $50 Alb. Some streets In
Paris were paved in 1881 A. d. In London
u few streets were paved in 14l7 A. d.,
though the leading thoroughiares were not
fully paved until 1888 A. D.
The pavements most common in Europe
to-day are the asphalt, macadam and con-
crete, both hydraulic and bituminous, and
Neufchatel and other asphalt pavements.
In Venice and the cities OF Holland, where
all heavy !-eight is transported by water,
the principal streets are paved with bricks.
The AshlOr Is composed OF rectangular
blocks Of stone, usually granite, about
twelve inches long, the same in depth, and
from five toseyen inches wide, resting on
a solid bed Of concrete. In some Of the
cities OF Northern Europe this pavement
has been iound impraCtlcable from It's
smooth and slippery surface, and has been
replaced by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-30

WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV
Leave whCelng...,.e!O 4, ", lhOH.M Ab0r, y,
Tickets to all principal points OH Elle ut Depot
Nee open at all huun during the day. IL
Information 10 the travelling public oheetfnlly.
\ ven. w. NJ. CLEMENTS 81. OF A. h
az I. DEvRIEs, GEM Agent, WheGlIrE. ".
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E. Asenith Hall, Binghamton, N. Y.
writes: n suffered for several months Will
q dull pain through left lung and shoulders.
l lost my spirits, appetite and color, and
could with difficulty keep UP all day. Ny
mother procured some BifdoCk Blood Bit
tets took them as directed, and have fell
no pain since first week after using them, and
am now quite we'll" Price sl.0O, trial sile II
rahtR
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CAABuSELEs, Feons, Boils, Sores Of lonl
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc., posi-
lively cured without the aid OF d knife Of
poultlce, by using Mrs, Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. Piles, salt Rheum, Fry,
sipelas, Soft and liberated Corns, Chilblains
ETC., IL has never failed 10 cure. For sale by
Logan a Co. nav
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Ole aItsLE1aslIlsl.
STREET PAVING.


Information thai n Needed In Wheeling
The Cheapest and Bsst Material for
Wear ANA Tear.
Mlnusapolls Tribuns
Our r,,sa,,t ,,,o,o,,ort In favor ~ a NON.
f'N.S'-s ....' .t1s1:s - '-'.S- '. : ~
eiAi system o. street. paving may perhaps
Justify the following voluntary article on
the subject, which respectfully offer for
your consideration.
- -
ASSotuinG 70 suaoo 1as mat paved Guy
was Babylon, under Semiramis, about ZOO
B, G, In China, Egypt and India many Of
the cities were navel nj n very early date
~. 80 ,.n - t'',ss' :. ~. 49,
put are aiincuit 70 nx with ceflalnty' Next
IN order OF time, according 70 lsodorus,
comes Carthage, where, probably rs early
no tho am contrrv n n not opIv tba min
- ~ '.'''. 4, y, ~ E.' ~ F,,A
clpai sIeels put tue FoaaS ieaulhg IRON tAe
city were paved, AT about the same time
the first regular paving was laid in Athens,
Pliny tells US that paYements were the In
yention Of the Greeks; and, BY Implication,
that the Romans borrowed the idea from
them. Rut there is little doubt that the
Roman roads were copy OF the CQrtha-
genians. In Carthage, Greece and Rome
street paving was doubtless an outgroWth
rom Jug carry pusen temples, IN tue
s nHa' aaes .pso a, TciS Miinous hools'
Inv slia, anu HeS.s.y u,tAe SION sVs
Ses.eu soiH unu u..i4p.1 payettheht lof
slese' Suill1l sussesIlols III ~ the paVS-
.v i " y, ne slea su'iy MN Wy .el!P'o
ana VI 10 apploacIes, Ine tianSI9loh 70 y
sene'1 paving VI Tue s'lee'S was an easy
0n S,t a. ~
VI tae Non n Ioaus Whlch Wsre 30
uIIuty pun t'at ul9hy u tleIl sun lorm
Ile pesl WIghWays 9l modern Europe, the
nPt'laA Aay W%s ine ett.uess, ahd 4lr
repIesehnWtlV0 OF ~, LUIS was DULL Dy
App,ia9s ylAuulus, Sls - ", anu, WIN III
rum u ultimately connected Rome
, WY. lle Prlhclpal helsLDoFlng toWns, anI
WIN tne ~ On eilher manu- 4S node o.
construction was SUBSTANTIALLY that Oh al
the sLeat Nonlah roads' Inc llhe was run
sualght between i%ea polnts, leading
owns ioTInihs me only angles OIL dlVer'
gente' Allls anu innsseS OF rock were cut
through holloWs MED ravines nridged,
sWahiPs emDahKe1 ana az steep uescents
a .N q ploau track rom elght 10 III
ieyn ieeS MUG Tas tneh cut ue excavation
Delhg CohVnued until
a SOLID FOUNDATION
was reached. II thiswas unattainable, rs
In swampy ground, an artificial basis was
formed by driving piles, A permanent
foundation being thus formed, q course OF
broken stones was laid and rnmmel down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-30

Isit a disordered liver giving you yellow
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In distressing piles, or do your kidneys re-
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Take n few doses of Kidney.Wort and you'll
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every impeachment and each organ will be
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-30

Thomas Fitchan, Bradford, Pa, writes ~
enclose money for sPRtNG BLOssoN, rs said
/ would Il 1t Cured me. My dyspepsia has
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-30

Mrs. W. J. Lang, Bethany, Ont, states that
for fifteen months she was troubled with dis
ease In tile ear, causing entire deafness In
ten minutes after using Thomas EclectriC
Oil she found relief, and In short time she
was entirely cured and her hearing restored.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-30

Ask druggists for Trough on Rats II
clears out rats, mice, bed bugs, roaclies YER
min, dies ants, insects 100 per box.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-30

Time over and agnin ThoMAG EChEcrsto
OH has proved salutAty friend 10 the dis.
ttessed Asa reliable curative for Group In
children, sore throat and bronchial affections,
and as a positive external remedy for pain,
u d 0 neYet.iallinR ahtidOle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-30

A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
wells Health Remover" The greatcsttonic,
best bilious and Liver Remedy known. 81.
Druggists Depot, Laughlln Bros 4 Co.,
Wheeling.