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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-04
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Oar Nan AFoRRh ToGR-JOIttRgs OI
GOsaIP aBd GOiugs ON.

GO6llR y GOtnkA o.
A LlTTLE child living With lts parents or
Chsplins street, Centre Wheeling, was
run oyer BY q blggy Tuesday and badly
injured.
JoHx CHIN, an engineer at the Is
Belle Mill, had one Of his hngers mashed
Yesterday while working about his en-
CINE.
F. R~ElSEcKER, q nail feeder at the La
Belle mill, Yves overcome by the heat yes
terdaY and for q time serious s%pprehen'
sions were entertained, but he is now out
Of danger.
COLONEL FRASk WALTRRs, the jolly
landlord at Mount BellyIsw, will to-day
take bis bosrdera up the Big Greek, 70
Grindstaf's, TO spend the day In fishing,
picnictnR, etc,
AT the hospital yesterday DR.. Hardsty
performed an operation upon the eye Of q
lady from 0hio,And DR., Frlssell AmputAted
the limb oil Miss Mary Oonley, who has
been suffering from white swelling.
PADDY Welsh, who had his face LAGER
atsd and bis eyes injured by q premature
explosion OF powder, . few days sgo, will
likely recover the use OF both eyes, biz
phySician, Dr.. Hardsaty, holding ouI
hopes to that effect,
AIDED made August !, 1881, by Stephen
WRterhouSe and Others to the Wheeling
Grape Sugar and Refining Company, fol
. piece Of ground in the Eighth ward, fol
1920, was admitted TO record ir, the Re
corder's Office yesterday.
The State Board oil Medical Examiners
will meet Of Grafton to-day. DR.. 8. NJ
Hopkins, recently arrested for violation
oil Chapter 90, Of the Acla Of 1881, upon
the information oil the District ExamtneIs
has appealed his case to the State Board
and which will be considered at to'day'I
session.
CAPTAN SlTGREAvES is engaged In re
writing and reArrAnging the val records
consisting Of muster rolls, etc, Of Wes
Virginia, with reference to their early
publication. The Legislature, at its recenI
session, appropriated $1,000 for this puE
pose, and the Board OF Public Works APP
pointed Hons. b. l.. Butcne T Thoma
O'BEien and Jos. =. Miller a committee Il
carry out the wishes Of the members o
the Legislature.
CONSTABLE LAucHLIN, otY;quire Philips
once, look ., Nd hopkins before JuuB'
Melvin yesterday Ill obedi snCe TO q habed
corpus Issued by that maRistrate the day
bsIore, DR., Hopkins had been charged
before Squire Philips with q violation o
the recent act OF the Legislature in regart
to the practice OF medicine and wa await
Ing q hearing on the charge when thu
habeas corpus was awarded, Judge Melvin
ordered the release Of the accused.
A COMMITTEE from the st, AlphonsuI
Benevolent Society, headed by Mr.. q. X
Behler, the President Of the society, wenl
to the hospital last night and presented tc
the Sister Superior $50 for the ophsns, re-,
allied from the sale Of birch beer and
lemonade at this picnic Monday. Mr.
BshIsr mAdO the speech and the good sis
ter responded ieeIiugly, saying that al
no time was there q greater necessity
for such adonatlou. Mr., Behler said hi
was only sorry that the gift was 80 small
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James I. Matthews, q prominent citi.
sen Of the First ward, died yesterday al.
ternoon, at his residence on Main street,
between Seventh and Eighth streets. Mr..
Matthews was born near the moth Of
Charters creek, Allegheny county, Pa,
but spent the greater part Of his life In
this city. Mr.. Matthews worked at bio
trades iron moulder, III the foundfies OF
this city for q number OF years; was a
member OF the Arm oil Sweeney, Matthews
( Co., and later foreman Of the foundry
Of Thos. Sweeney L Sons. The deceased
was highly esteemed by q large circle Of
friends and acquaintance. He leaves
four sons, Major W. j. Matthews, CHARLES,
Samuel and James, all we'll known and
highly respected young men oil this city.
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AnALeAaATIoa AssoCIArIoA.
Proceedings Of Y~ssISFdSy'H session Al
CIeNelAnd, Ohio

The National Ledge Of the Amalgamat-
Cd Association OF Iron and Steel Workers,
began lie annual session In Cleveland,
Tuesday morning, one hundred and sev.
euty.tbrse delegates presenting their Gre
dsntiSls, The total number entitled to
seats Is two hundred, and before the close
oil the convention the remained Of the
delegates will putin an appearance.
From yesterdays Cleveland papers We
CLEAN the following points OF interest Of
the Rrs1 days session. The Convention
met in the new Court House, and was
called to order by President jarrett, Of
+ ittsburgh. There were no contested seats
among The delegates. Among the commit
tees appointed We notice that William
o'Neill, OF this city, was made Chairman
OF the Committee on Appeals, and A. B.
Done, Of B4nwood, Chairman OF the Com
mittee ON Constitution aud Bylaws,
Alter the committees had been IN.
uouncsd Councilman Arthur Dsvine, Of
Cleveland, q delegate to the Convention,
on behalf Of the city members oil the as
ISOLATION, In words most htinR and cor
dial, extended q welcome to the delegates
and officers OF the association.
At the close OF Mr.. Dsvine's welcome,
President jarrett, ON behalf Of the As
sociA ion, responded. He spoke eloquent
ly for come fifteen minutes, commanding
the undivided attention oil all who heard
him.
Ia the course OF his remarks Mr.. Jarrett
gave expression TO the following: "OuI
hopes are csntered in the future welfare
OF the trades VI represent, u chiel aim
being 10 sscure a fair days reward for q
fair days labor, We do not rest content
with that, but we move onward and up
ward, ever engaged 10 the grand work Of
eleyAtipg labor aud raising II socially. We
are determined to keep on In this good
work until labor 10 elevated 10 that posi.
ton In society which 1t 10 entitled 10 hold
In the estimation OF the public" The
speaker very foTcibly dwelt on this point,
emphasizing the idea that they were de-
termined 10 use oil their energies for the
accomplishment Of this work.
ThefemaindsE OF thesession was devoted
to the reading OF various reports, which
were appropriately referred Oae Of the
most important matters that the Conven'
ton will have to consider will be the re-
cent difficulty in the Cincinnati district,
The delegates oil feel that the Association
10 In the right Of It, but they will move
cautiously, and will take no action with
out duly considering 1t.
The citiE ans Of Cleveland will give the
visitors OIL excursion on Lake Etle to day.
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ST.. CLAiasvILLE.
No session or Court-An "InteiIIsencer'
teht-COunty Pair Prospects.
ST. C%LAtRAvitIR. q. Apv a

No session OF CouFt-An "InIeiiIgencer'
tent-COuniy Falr Prospects.
ST. CLAtRSvtLLE, O., Aug. 8.
Correspondence Of tue Int ~lliEencet.
There has been no session Of court 10
day 90 far They are waiting for the ar
rival oil the Jurors summoned last evening
Some Of them live In most remote parts o.
the county.
We notice George and Sam Adams, Of
Wheeling, in town to-day.
D. b. T. Cowen, Esq, and daughter left
town to-day for Marquette, Mich, where
they will remain until after what is known
as The asthma season" iB over.
Your correspondent took dinner yestef.
day al Camp Grub" hear Fair Point.
This c amp Ia a fishing camp managed by
the FAtis family Of BellAife. They seem
to enjoy themselves hugely, fishing, read.
log, lutnging, ealing, &c. They have an
admirable tent, made, they told me, from
the directions In the fNrELLtGENCER a few
days ego.
, The managers OF our County Fair met
here on Monday. They seem determined
to make the Fair lhis f6ll, ahsad Of former
years. They granted the colofed folks the
privilege Of holding 4 two days camp
meeting on the gtouhdS. II required the
vote oil the President 10 do this, which 10
q 'aCt worthy OF mention, beCauPe he was
abused wfongtully last year fof opposing
a similar move.
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"W1Nt oE oARpVI" for Lsdie. only.

For sale by Logan 4 %,
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And they T0ok Him In-A BslmOu
COunIy BAa Loses BtE aORGy.

And They TOOk Him In-A RelmOnI
COunIy 1An L0aes BtE Honey.
John W. swaney halls from the camp
meeting district Of Belmont county, o.,
known As Burr's Mills, and came into
this city Tuesday on business. He is en-
gagged in the tobacco traffic in his town Of
Burr's Mills, and to make arrangements
tof more successfully carrying on his trade
came to thlsCi'y to see certain gentlemen.
Among the frat things he did al.
ter he came here was TO get
as comfortably full % possible, and
alter that his memory 10 . little tickle.
Last night after making the rounds he fell
in with q crowd OF men from this city and
after the style OF "booEy" individuals, ex.
posed quite q large sum Of money. Later
ct night, be says, he was induced to 20
into q poker game and early yesterday
morning he awoke Capt. Bennett with the
startling information that he had been
robbed, and charged George W,
Robinson with the alleged crime,
Capt. Bennett told Mr., SwSney that un'
lees he would swear out Q warrant for the
accused that he would have nothing to do
with the case. Accordingly swaHey went
before Squire VIM. Philips and swore ont
Q warrant for the arrest Of Robinson, and
he was subsequently, found Ia East Wheel
ing, in bed, by the Chief and Office:
Brady. He was taken before the justice
in an intoxicated condition, aud because
his accuser was in the same state, Q hear.
ing was deferred until II o'clock, Nj. W,
Il, Robinson becoming surety for the ap'
pearanCe OF his brother at tina. time.
AS soon as G. W. was released he went
to The ST. James Hotel where SWRney wal
stopping, and kicking in the door OF the
room In which he was sleeping, thrashet
him s~oundly, He then occupied himSel
until the hour Of the hearing, WheI
Swaney was still "too full for utterance,'
and the case was continued until Thu
morning, Mr.. Robinson going bail for hi
appearance. A reporter Of this paper haC
some trouble yesterday TO find Out the cir
Cumstances involved In the transaction
and they are 60 far ~ HI
could learn, as followSi SwaneY tel
iu with a crowd who invited him to play
poker, and he accepted the invitation. HI
frequently exposed bis roll OF money, and
finally fell asleep. AronsinR, he diScov.
cred the contraction in his currency, and
in the language Of John Covode, accused
Robinson Of being the contractor" and
caused his arrest. He also told 10 RuG'
sells saloon that he had made his money
before coming to this city 'by downing
the boys" The hearing will lake place
this morning, although Swaney hiss
evinced adesIred to stop further proceed
ings and drop the case, as he Ia not sure
who took his money.
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Prominent People Here aud Hsr
Ab0uIs.

ProminNnt People Here md Here
Ab0uIs.
Recorder Hook 10 confined 70 his rooml
by illness.
Hon. G. L. Oranmer nnd wife are al
WellsburR.
Major ]. ". Sweeney returned from
Chicago last night.
Col. Josse ]. GAIlaher, OF Moundstownl
was in the city yesterday.
| R. H. Phelau, Esq, Of Waynesburg
was in the city last evening.
Mr.. G. W. Shields, Of Bellaire, has &C
copied q position as reporter on the Reg
isr.
Mayor A, o. Egerter is out Of the city
and President N. B. Scott, OF the SeconC
Branch, acts In his absence.
Nj. G, W, Kennedy, late deputy sheritf
has been appointed crier Of the U. =
Court by U. =. Marshal Atkinson. Mr.
Kennedy Ia Q man thoroughly qualified
for his position.
At the Convention OF the AmaIgamatet
Association Of l. and 8. W., In session a
Cleveland, Mr.. VIM. 0'Nsill, OF this city
was appointed Chairman oithe Committed
on Appeals, and Mr.. A. B. Done, Of Ben
wood, Chairman Of the Committee on Con
stitution and Bylaws.
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NkRN,
hOVsmsnls Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GOIss
ms SOsSiP,

ANA NARlaAK#
Yesterday evening the wharf was bare,
and quiet reignsd supreme. The fore part
Of the day was lIvsnsd up q little by the
arrival and departure otths local packets.
All the steamers displayed their hsgs at
halEmast out Of respect for the memory Of
Capt. James Davis, VINO died suddenly
yesterday, an account Of which will be
found in another column.
The marks last evening indicated 5 leet,
inches and about stationary.
The RGgon went TO the bank yesterday.
Capt. Booth says II he can get q GatistaC'
tory offer for her he will sell her.
The DiuTnAl arrived at 10 O'Clock yester.
day morning, being detained by fog. She
10 Just of the docks at Madison, and comes
back completely renovated from stem TO
stern, and in better condition than when
she first come out, The Diurnal Is q great
iayoTita with the travelling public, and has
won her popularity mRinly through her
accommodating and polite commander
Capt. Asa Booth. She left for PGTkers-
burg in the afternoon.
The Return, Capt. James Davis new
boat, 10 finished. She ia to ply between
this port and st. Marya Il was the in
tsntion Of the owner to make q trial trip
TO. day, but his sudden death yesterday
will postpone 1t indefinitely.
The 0'Neal and Telegram arrived and
departed as usual yesterday,
The Science will bs to-day's Parksrsburg
packet, leaving ut 1880 A. M.
The Welcome leaves for Matamoras q
1880 this morning.
Capt, Asa Booth left the Diurnal at Gin
cinnAti Tor the purpose Of visiting bill
Wite's father at Loveland, o.
All the steamboat men expressed deer
regret on nearing OF the death VI Captain
James Davis, yesterday, who was quit
popular with the craftsmen.
The Cincinnati TINES Star says: Mr.. 1ri
Huntington, chief clerk oil the W. N
Chancellor, Ia here awaiting definite new
about the future movement Of his boat. l
10 presumed that she will have TO take thI
Andes place in the Wheeling trade Fri
day,
The Sidney arrived OF Cincinnati Tues
day with two hundred tons,
The owners Of the KanaWha river pack
ct Telephone have purchased the SAllit
Freeae oil Gallipolis parties Tor s. 600 She
will be put In the Kanswha trade % q low
water boat,
PITTSBURGH, August 3,-Rivsr | foot
inches, and stationary. Weather Cleal
and warm.
LOUISVILLE, August S.-Rivsr falling;
feet 4 inches in the canal; 8 feet 4 inches
In the chute on the falls, Business dull
weather clear and hot, Departed: Jne, A
Mead and tow for Cincinnati. The Iron
Age and tow, from Newburg, IL in the
canal, and will pass up tonight for Gin
cinnati,
CAIRO, Ill August S.-Arriyed: Jay
Gould, st. LOuisi City Of Vicksburg
VIcksburg. Departed; City Of ViCksburg
st, Louis, River IA feet 5 inches and fall
Ing. Cloudy; Thermometer "a.
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Summer affords enough Of a rest from
trade In fashionable and many staple
goods 10 give US an opportunity 10 over.
haul our whole POSSESSIONS and sort out
whatever can be spared from the various
stocks This we Srs doing every day. AT
every counter almost you will find useful
and valuable gotds,some olthem remnants,
some slightly soiled, some old fashioned,
some fresh, new and perpect, with moth.
log aRAin:t them, Piles Of valuable
goods az prices that will readily sell them.
II isn't practicable to give PARTICULAR 10
the papers. II would take too much
space. We can't afford 10 pay the papers
much for helping US to malt give away
goods. We ask you therefore to come Tor
whatever you may want from day TO day.
You will often find 1t at much less than
you expect to pay, and you'll often dis.
cover new wants through the abundance
and Chespness Of supplies. Our 81 so,
81 70 and 81 90 black silks are selling fast
now. We are having q small boom in
cashmers and other dress goods. Specials
10 table linens and 0.4 and TO- sheetings.
|. BLUM & BRo.,
ll04 and llOB Main Htreet,
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DAVIA' DEATH.

A AtenmbORIman we'll Knowa Here
RboutH Dies suddenly Yesterday ID
this city.
Capt, Jim Davis, one OF the best known
riVefmen in this locality, and indeed al
along the Ohio river, died suddenly at The
st. Charles Hotel, Fourteenth and Water
streets, yesterday morning under the FOL.
lowing circumstances: He had come 10
this city for the purpose Of taking out his
new boat, the Return, just completed ior
him by Sweeney & Son, and during The
evening Of Tuesday had drank very hard.
Az breakfast his strange actions attract.
ed the attention Of me OF the dining
room girls, and she told him to 20 outside,
He lett the table and went Into an out.
house In the tear OF the house, where he
was seen A few minutes alter trothiny Al
the mouth aud giving other eigns Of A
terrible sickness. Assistance was called
at once, hut the man died In q lew min.
utss Squire ]. N. Bulger sun moned A
Jury, with o. R. Tracy as foremsn, and
held On inquest, assisted by Dr.. Il. B,
Bsguley. The jury returned a verdict 10
the effect that deceased had come In his
death from apople1y Of the brain. Capt.
Davis lived near Captina, where be leaves
9 vile and several child en-. He was about
htLy years Of age.
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D. W. &. PoisEL
d o. aoFF4As a son Au..

A 0HALLANoE 10 offered to any one who
can produce q regular case OF torpid liver
that Will not suCcumb to the Influence 81
Simmone' Liver Regulator. The cures on
record are no numerous that the pFoptie.
tors feel that The evidence Of its curative
effects cannot be qhesliohed,
II have tsed your medicine In my fam.
lily, and have taken pleasure Ia ieCom.
mendihg II ~ Oh excellent remedy loi ina
regulation ofthe Liveh
"EDtfoR ASHLAND (0Hio) TtNRsn
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1lo4 and 1lO6 Main street,
Regularity, Integrity and Punciuality
ReKst Confidence.

The regularity with which the drawings
OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company
take place invariably on the second Tues.
day Of every month at New Orleans, La,
and the price OF tickets lie only two dol.
lars, has become so generally known, and
confidence 80 we'll established In It's integ.
rity Of management, that II Is hard to find
q man or woman who has not written 10
N. A. DAuphin, New Orleans, La In the
hope oil receiving $4,000. D4w
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TUESDAY, OCT 4, 1881.

Premium Mo-. Running race, purse
5000. Fist horse, 500; second, 500
third, $40. Mile heat, two in three
Five To enter three to start.
Premium No. -. TroLting race, purse
$500, 500 class. First horse, $3.50; second
500; third, $50. Five to enter, three Ia
start.
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E~nren4Ii 1~tntImonInL.

Mr.. D. W. Z. Poisel, for fifteen years
connected with ]. G. Hoffman L Sons
tsnnery, South side, will leave for Bslti.
more to day, where be goes to engage in
business for himself. His relations to his
fsllow.wotkmen ht We been OF the most
pleasant character, and bis employers
have always esteemed him and regret 10
lose such a faithful employee. Last even.
Ing MesSts. Hoffman & Son presented him
with a gold headed cane, and bis c jmtades
rendered him q z Did pen, ruler, inkAtabd
aud paper weight, Pap" wilkins max
ing the Presentation speech, which was
f~eellngly responded to by the recipient.
The inscription OH the cane was "a
follow:
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pUBL1C SALE
OF THE
FAIR GROUNDS,
On Wheeling island

In punutncs u resolution IdODtti by tbsi vi
hal OiS Of the North West Virginia Agrtlll ~
clBtJ, Al 4 intt,li X held ID The liJ oil khH lfi
the Sth day Of july, 1881, the u%udtniihi III.
SATURDAY, AUGUST " 1881,
oImmens Bs al 10 U'C'Otk a NJ al lbs iri itsa
Tue Court House 4 ohio COUNTY, Wet " ltt5's
coed 10 cell u public auction, to lht Asf ~
btst bidder, the real s'tAie MI q puFltt hu- W.
By The Ialu North West Virgins Alttihln 4
eiety, situated On Wheeling lIald lhd IEVtah
Fair G,eunds.
This WeIl.kDOwn tract OIL lard iOhiIii vs. ?
acre. aud ID ore Il the most dIl .tble LdHS ~
In or near 10 the city Of " httllIg B%tfHtfatiM
made " the following dPIdS lot l6c.,l,B, sogtlGs
and quantity Of land offered, VIZ! Adtid rfN
r. BfOwu and Others 70 lAld ,ghtuidrl SO.
bearing date the 18th day o. Nuvshb,t i%i t"n
corded In Deid Book No 81, pAIH lStt 0 w
retOtds VI Ohio county, We vIigihll. Ilpl'ss
IN ME BY joseph KlfChy, y neF AMI SIit 70 ~
o. y, barring date ths IIh day ii ! bfuiiI
d recorded in DUd BOOK No %, fige W."
I nd fOCOidI Of sail OHIO county
TEASS OF SALE- UnV.ihin u The P1ithm
TO be pad III rash on the day 81 see, ib' nus
two eqnA' lb6tAil,nenA At III AMI sHtVs n9ai1
StUoiiyely, IRON day VI sale With lhitrih igt
0 nj, the purchaser to giVb h ! tUttsitf ihe S.s,
paymeBiG, 10 be satii l~dttUfilJ NtdIed md ""
10 iAll lands 10 be retained IN II be- Parthif
AhAll have Ueen paid IN fun hut The plhbias
pay OH the LAY III 6ale the uhDlr II lbs It,..l
money or ~ much more than Ihe Olrthlfa !"
~ be may elect 10 10 pay. .,d
lhl Ute TO this property j. bs,evd Y
Ed. CHRISTIAN, Agent iGf sIeth0I,,
AuhtlbbeAF
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"WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER s. 1881.


Premium, No. =. Trotting race, 2:3t
class, purse $500. First horse, $3.50; sec
ond horse, 500; third, $50. Five to enter,
three 10 start.
Premium, No. -. Pacing race. 1926
class, purse $3.50. Frat horse, $l25; sec
ond, $76; third $50. Five to enter, three
10 start.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER u. 1881.
Premium, No. -. Trottlrg racs 2:4C
class, purse $500 First horse $3.50; sec.
ond, 500; third, $50. Five to enter, three
TO start.
Premium, No. -. Two mile trot,
purse $3.50, Tree for all, two In three. First
horse, $l25; second, $40; third, $50. Five
10 enter. three 10 start.
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Ma. RiS1EsrEIN, Boston, Mass, writes;
Your Spring Blossom has cured me OF dys.
pepsia, Of four ~ years standing. have re.
gained my normal appetite can sleep we'll
and feel Ike . new man." Price so cents,
trial bottles 10 cent.
For sale BY LAuehlin Bros. to-. Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, ". Va
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AtHl package of "sLAck.pRAueAre
free Of charge.
For sale by Logan 4 Go,
Que eIotiona indananh.ns.

What can be more glorious than 10 be IN.
dependent OF suffering, caused by dyspepsia,
INDIGESTION, constipation, sick headache, oi
TLhef diseases emanating from the stomach.
hnis can De easily gained BY q timely use Of
10 cents. "'O '4e
For sale by Laughlin Bros. L Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling. ". Va.
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Iha eh@po1t, Puft1l
and boSt ilnly medicine
In the world.
an eaeetpAl SPeciac ioI
all dLSsASOi Of the Liver,
tomAChH and Spleen.
Regulate the Liver and
prevent
6uiLlS n FEVER,
AALAkIDUS EEVERa,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
RESTLESShR Kiss. JAuN'
DICE AND NAUSEA.
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Q ION
SHOULD not b regarded n . lTining
Ellment-ln fact nature demands The utmost
FeGulaiIty Of the bOV0h, and any deviation
from Ihli demand paVeS the way often 70
serious danger, II 10 quite ~ necessary 70
remove impure accumulaiiOnh from hS
bowels a. It l. to eat or sleep, and 10 health
can 10 expected whore q oostlVe habit Of body
prevails.
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PILESI

How many suffer torture d4y alter day, making
life Q burden and Tobhlng. existence 81 all pleasure
IL ready 10 The b nd Of almost any opO Who will ue
systematically the remedy that h2a permanently
cured Thousands simmons Liver Regulator 10 no
drastic violent purge, but . gentle RAaltAnoe 70
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-04

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Chaplins street, Centre Wheeling, vas
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-04

oh !howI wish my biscuits we're Away,
a. Ynod As yours" said . lady TO heF
friend. "You can easily make them co.
answered the friend. "How?" inquired
the fltst lady. "By using the Ac ns
Baking Powder. II is stfiCkly pute and
put up only in quarters, halves : and
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