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bpndAy express lOATtS W OellIg 1914. ~, arrives
WellabpTg . % a. H.. StlpbOnTlll0 G66A. y mailing
ele.s eOnnoeiiOn for ives eFn pllnI,
Trains leaving COlumbpl AtAt0 ,, \. and as 4. n,
run daily. Through Chicago express leaves Columbus
daily, except Sunday, At go ?, w., with sleeping eaI
4ttA6hs, arriving In Chicago at 7,00 neIt moEnlng,
Berthl eAA b secured In AAnnos d Union Depot
PullmAn'l Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Can
hfouEh Without change from BtebanVtLla EAIt 10
philadelphia and New York, West 70 Columbuh
uneinnAt, L~oullTllO, indianapolis and 81 L0nlI.
recommendations and any further Information, apply
g JOS, u. RElLEVuhE, Ticket Agent q fEh
Handle gopot loot Of Eleventh street, or d OH
Hekat once undeE Nature HouSO, WhOaing,
D, ", CALDWELL,
I. A, FORD,
Cent PAa. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Inc cntApa-lt HAttls
And lest family medicine
N The world.
An eatetuA specific Tor
Eu dibpaRaI Of the Liver
stomach ard Spleen
Regulate tia LAYER aud
prevent
6HtLI8 n FEVER,
MALARIDUB FRHERS,
B(w Ell COMPLAINTS,
RESTLESSSks JAUH.
DICE AID NAUSEA.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.


DAILY.
BY RaA, n OtpaNes, PuEass PrFaia
QI0 yaT. ,...,.........,,.& % ThTeS moniha,---,.0 @
Six months, ,,.,-.,...,.. Z % One month ,.....,.,.... u
DeliPgsd BY Carriers IN Ciy aNd SEbNTbg al Is ealtl
pr vtlk.
REMI.WERKLY.
BY mall, IN adVaAeS, POItaSt prepaid,
One yeAE.,,......4S % slx months. ....-..,. q 50
WEEKLY,
By RaA u GdBaR1s, psFsst pFtpatA
Great reduction 70 duha. send Tor sample COPY
and circular,
Addr0aa all communication 70
EREW 4 CAMPBELL,
PublhhSES IntAlligGnoar,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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PILES!

How many suaeF torture dAV alter day, making
lie q burden and rObblng existence Of al pleasure,
owing ~ the secret SUD lTiDg iTom Pilu Yet relief
systematically the remedy that hM permanently
cured thomlndb SmmOlA Liver Regulator, 10 no
drastic violent purge but q gentle assistance to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-05

NJ GEORGES HALL FOR BOYS,
S,slgh'1Nn MAplatd. Prepares Tor college
g,r,. u,Ing hd'lhlIga' unsurpassed. RSOpeDs
RIbS,, 4 iNh 'ilttgdtt sent. Professor J. T.
EnhclDl jy72D4R
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.

~ S,gib Il lha Na'Elnsam EiISf, 10 .aSeSsaill
s.ntsa " " tSur ,rIn zach, Identical except ~ 10
lilsIDii ANA, moderate. About 70 0OO VOluntt
6rti. ,,,,r, 4 recent btquest hA Increased thv
hA'nIi t,sa UchollrtipS The Preparatory Do
i9asa% ',uidsnts Tor each Of the Coli 70 courses.
r. a,s % s,,igI september Slh. Marietta, q: 1881.
lht- W. ANDRE w, President
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD co.


On aud AttoT NAY q, ISel, PNSong0I TnlI6 viii
run a. lOllOVR-Wheallng Time:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-05
BAD BREATH

No bling Il % unpleasant, nothing 70 common ~
bad breath, And In nearly every case II s1met from
the stomach, and can b. 80 eaAily corrected u you
90 Ipre remedy Tor lhlG TePuhlys disorder. twill
also Improve your apPSlils, complexion and general
health,
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CONSTIPATION

CONSIIPAIIONI
SHOULD not b regarded n a tTIAlng
kllment-in fact nature demands the tmOSt
reSulNitI o. the bowels, and any deviation
from ihli demand pAVeF tho way often 70
serious danger, ItiA quite As necessary 70
remove Impure aecumulAtiona from the
bowels a. II l. 70 eat or Iletp, and no health
can bet1Peoted where . oOStiVe habit Of body
prevails,
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Alexandria Oazette
FRIDAY KYENIN4,JU o.

GROWTH OF THE TRAFFIC IN FRoGs 10
spite OF tho p:siadice existing sea,ns. the
frogs, frog eatirg has now established itself
trmy IS az American institution. ct Esio,
ILL.,, there is man who fou,d it so profitable
that ne went loto the business few years siace
OF r4Isl1g peculiar kird of frog Tor the
Western markets. While mere ia many oases
they ars sold uoder fictitious names it is said
SHAT In tho west they ers served up IS fried frogs
q considerable Improvement has taken place
10 this trade recently, snd dealer says there
Is good demand for ell that can be secured.
Many restaurants and most Of the hotels have the
dellcacy, though not 90 the regular bill of fare,
only serVlog to order. a largo part of the
frogs sold here are native. b1t there is curious
composition ca tho part OF the Canadian article,
lo Usuada tne business is conducted on q large
scsle, and the Industry. which lately received
considerable encouragement by the Increased
Demand, Is st prescut very promising, Mum
bers OF boys %ho have become quite expert.
spear the frogs 10 the country ponds ard
streams and ssl! tnem in the cny to tho COM
MISSION desers from whom tho7 receive five
to ten cents u dozen. Tbs commission men
skip, pack in cs, and ship them to the North
ero and Western Cities where the delicious
t!dblts bring Thorn q handsome profit. In this
CITY the frogs ere sold generally by the dozen,
and bring from twenty to fifty cents. sc.
aordlng to quality. The subject of canning
frogs is nov ueitg talked Of, and efforts arc
being made to discover good PROCESS for this
purpcse.- Boston Bullttm
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.
Macon. Ga, Iisrch 81. ISL

Macon. Ca. Msrch 81. 1870.
From having been intimate with the proprje.
Tors Of "SwifIs Syphilitc Specific" | have
known much of its manufacture snd use. There
are men in this community who were victims in
early life to Syphilis, and who have taken the
s. y. s. medicine, and sre now, to all appear.
ances and in their OWL belief, IS free from faint
Of disease as the first man, fresh from the hands
coumendations, but en- allowed to refer the
skcptis privately to those who will endorse eve-
rything that can be said in its favor. Being pro-
fessionsly much opposed 10 recommending ae.
cret remedies, it is with hesitation I attach nv
name TO this article; bat knoa0 aUhereofI speak
when l say our science has not made pubnc o
com bnation equal 10 'Swift's Syphilitc Srecit.
ic" for the purpose indicated.
T. l.. MAssEEBURG. Phi. G.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro
prietor5, Atlanta &c.
Sold by 4. S. Lesdbester 6 Bro. Csll for a
copy of "Y oung Mon's Friend"
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Opening and Closing OF the Mails.

=, White goods; stock just replenished at /.
LICHBERG's.
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DRY GOODS.
y d. TACKETT

y = ID. i ChEII
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS,
Our Buyer just returned from New York.
The latest novelties for
SU M MER WEAR.
Dotted and Figured India Mulls,
Coored Persian Lawns,
Novelties in Linen Lawns,
Exquisite Patterns Dotted Swiss Musllns,
All Silk and Silk and Wool Brocsded Grena.
dinos
Nuns Veilngs, special ba. gains
Large additions to Cashmere stock,
Table Linens and Napkins,
Special bargains in handkerchief, hosiery,
&C.. SC
Goods bought for cash from the leading New
York houses. An examination solicited
my23 j. 4. TAUkHTT.
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RAILROADS.

VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY,
JOHN 8. BARBOUR, President.
On and after SUNDAY, June II, 1881. Pas
senper trains will run M follows.
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Mail. Southwark connects at Charlottesville
with Ches. s. Ohio 4. r., East and West At
Lynchburg, connects With Norfolk g. West
ern &. t., through Southwest Virgins, 10
and Te1as-and st Danville with Richmond y
Dsnvii!e 4. r., to South End Southwest.
E1pross Southwark connscts st Charo!ter.
vill1 sll points on Chse. & Ohio 4. r. and
Mixed TRAINS for Main Line leave al,
e1andris daily, except Sunday, ~ o. m. and
IL IS a. M, and returning arrive at Alexandria
II 80 m end 2 80 p. m.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 =. N. and Ale1andris 1868. H.. daily
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West. Leave Strssburg 80 2. H., arriving st
Alexandra s. 6 35 p. m.
MlXED TRAIN FOE MANASSAS DIV
ISION leaves Ale1sndris daily. except Sun.
day, st GO 8. m, arriving at Strsaburg a. 05
p. H., and returning leaves Strsshurs st 20
a. NJ, arriving in Alexandra at SC p. M.
For Middleburg, daily connection st Plains
station.
For Upperville, regular connection NJ Della.
For WATERMELON. leave Washington 81
I 10 a. "a. daily and II 05 g. m. daily, except
Sunday.
Passengers can leave Warrenton ct 8 25 m
and take mixed trSin at Junction and reach
Alexandra at II 10 m, in time to make: A. s.
+. train st II 81 N for Washington, Baltimore
and New York.
AL trains make good connections, 81 Wash
ington, to and from North and West.
Now Orleans sleeper leaves Washington at
10 ;. H.. running through without change
Fast train wi Marks Adjustable Reclining
Chair Gar attached runs through to White Sui
phur Springs wiihou! Oh snge and from White
sulphur to Baltim ore without change This is
the fastest train between these points.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta, Ga, without change, on III 10
p. 10. train.
Through tickets very low to the South and
Southwest.
MEHCER SLAUGHTER, G. r. A.
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1881 GREAT 1881

-
ro TIE NORTH, WEST s sGDTHWEs~
DOUBLE TRACK
STfKL RAILS. SPLENDID SCRNEH
&AGNIFICGNT &QuIPhEEI.
May 10Th, 1881.
Train. leave Washington from Depot OF RAJ.
TIMORE & POTOMAC RAILRCAp, cor
ner Of Sixth and stl Se;s, SIS follows
For Philsdelphis, New York aud !heHast. and
IL 30 an. daily, except Sunday snd 20a, 1000
tied Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars $50 3.
I'm. dsly, eIcep! Sunday, For Philadelphia
and III ~ q. III. daily, except Sunday, and
=. 2 on, DC, III sud 10 is 2. m. daily.
For PitlsburY and the West s.UO .. M, with
Parlor car TO Plitsburg aud Sleeping car TO
Plt.s5urg and Chicsso; l0.3) a. IN. daily
9.3u Q, m. d.. =, with Palace Gar 10 Chicago.
For Canandaigux and the No,tu, 8uU D. NJ.
except Sunday and $50 p. IN. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Gar W Canandaigua.
For Wstkins, 1890 n NJ. daily except Sun.
day.
For Baltimore, 6 a., 800, $50 and 1890 3. NJ;
zoo 420, 40, $40, $50, ~ 70 snd 10 Is y. II.
On Sunday ,s.O and l0.3U n.m.; 2.GO. 40, 9.3u,
IL W and l0.l5 o. IN.
For Pcpe's Crock Line 6 40 3. N. and d. o. M.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, = 4U =. m. and 40 D. m, daily
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For AleIandriA 100, TO. $50, and II 30 a.
~, AUG ~, 8, = ~, and IL 30 p. nj. Sum
day 81 Gu, 8 ~, and II 30 a. nj. and 8 .. Ii.
Trans leave Ale1sndris for Wssuin ( ton, 600
$40, and 10 a. La, and II ID. 3, g. I, $40
p. N. and II night.
On Sunday st SG5, and l0s. m. and Z 90 and
8 III p. m.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Quantico and Richmond, will leave Alexsn.
drla at 7.20 and ii II a. m. daily and ~ p.
IN. daily, except Sunday.
Fest mail, leaving at ii II .. m, m .Ees bat two
stops, VIZ: at Qusntico and Frederick. burr,
between Alexsudris ard belmont.
Tickets and information CAL be procured &
principal railroad stations and ticket Offices
eouthesst. j. &. WOOD,
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager mylS
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Steamcca Of tais line will run rs follows:
E1ss MsRF$ssH,

oteamcca Of sals line will run Us follows:
E1Es MssRF&ah,
Connecting with MsrchsatG aad Miners Line
Tor Boston, stcAmes
E.EitS PF TEE E.sER
EVERY MOEDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FElDAH, Al co o'clock pm; re.urning, leave
Aorsolz on alternate days 1t 400 .. n.
Ihls stainch iron steamer has jua. teen paint.
90 tnrouSnoul statarooms newly furnished snd
cs!fesed, and ID the handsorest ss we'll as the
s:taai ova! On tho foton &C river and Chesapeake
oay, sri is tho on J steamer making close con.
nect!on with the New York snd Boston steam
efo; also connects With Richmond steamers and
raiir0sd lines south. Stops at FINEY POINT
Beginning Missy lst, 1851. excursion tickets,
good Tor our Gsys, will be issued ns folows:-
Firstcihss round Trip TO ~. Monroe and Norfolk
IS D &; first Class iaTc to Fortress Nj oulos and
Norfolk w second Class each way 81 50; first
Glass fare ~ i,iney Point and Point Lookout
u 50; Erst class round trip to piaey Poiat and
folnt Lookout 81 50; sacoad class esch way 75c
Ststerooma 81; meals I5c.
EGa< iEeY YoER.
ag&E.TSs2S &. g. R!vIG ssTAJFD JORA
GgBS0.T
EVERY FRIDAY, st II No.; end returning,
leave Nov York, from pier IL, East river, EV.
LII ioE-I - ItLki Nv 4 U CLOCK II. N.
TIE steSmers Of thia Company make connec.
lions 81 Norfolk FOR BostoE and al points Esst ::
1T Eow York With sill points Wost and N urth.
Y9as, and ST Ela1andrS with Virginia Midland
H.liro&i and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates gwen and treigh. handled caro-
fully snd promptly. For further information
apply 20 +. A. kEED, Aeont,
GanneJ's wharf
VIZ. THOMPSON, President
lIl6 street.
sep 27-tt Washington, u. G.
,S..sGsA CLyDES STEAM LINE WEEK.
S3as33SSi5442 TX TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, pROvT.
DENCE AMI BOSTON,
3te.Giers lssys alezanGrjs EVERY TUES.
Oe.A snd lowe Phiiadsiphia EVERY SAT.
UEDAI.
Tais line connects 81 Ale1andris with tie O.
=. K Il. Got; " s .. Is. Rs, and ut Philsdel.
2biS with GiyGs's regular Steamships for Fall
hyor, ftoyidonce and Boston.
F7oiSa! Forwarded With prom ptnsas and csrs,
tt#o 0? coHmsalons.
10 charge Tor transfer In Philadelphia, And
0 wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures. Through rates and through 5ills
Of lsdlCg given. Insurance 81 the lowest rates
Agents:
7. a. REED, Aiszandria.
VIM. CLYDE s. CO., PHILADELPHIA
Johnson s CO.. Wash & Georgt'n.
isn ST.
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Opening and Closing OF the Malls.
CLOSING.
Washington, u. c. and Northeastern malls 8
8. m, II m. and and Is D. m.
Western mails 80 end is p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 10 80 4,
10. aud so and Is q. 10.
South and Southwestern msils, via Lynch.
burg, Virginia. way and through mails, co q.
m. and W p. m.
Manassas Division 90 8. m
Alexandris to Round Hill Va, 9OOa. m
OPENING.
Northern snd Western mails, via Washing.
ION, y. g., 30 o. m. IL m. and 8 90 D. M
Southern rnsils, vis richmond, Va, S 80 q. N
and 8 80 q. m
Southwestern mails via Lynchburg, Virginia,
Through nails including way 1uAiis on Midland
Railroad, $50 q. n.
Manassas Division 90 p N. for lock box only.
Round Hill to Alexandra, Va. 80 .. N.
Office Eours--OIice opens It 80 5. M, and
closes st w p. III.
Sunday Hours-Ofice opens at 45 E. d., and
closes at 80 S. N.
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WASHINGTON & OHIO RAILRoAy

w WASHINGTON & OHIO RAILROAy
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT SUN.
DAY. BETWEEN HXANDRIA
AND BOUND HILL,
Beginning May 9, 1881.
Leave Washington ni 9 20 .. m. and 4 20 D,
n. and Alexandria at 925 q. NJ. rs D. n,
Pass Leesburg, going westward, ct II 80 g. N.
ana u AZ p m. and arrive st Round Hill st
IL 10 p. N. and I 20 p. n. Leave Round Bill
at b 50 q. m. and II 80 Pr. Paas Lees5urg, go
Ing eastward, ut 90 m. and 10 D. H., and
arrive at Alexandra St 8l5 a. NJ, snd 8 Is
p. Gm., and ut Washington 1926 q. m. ard
% p. m.
SI Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio care st tee Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station st9 20 IN ana 4.2O
p: M, and 90 through to RcunG Hill without
change Of Gals.
The 9.25 am. train fro,u alexandria and 1890
?. In. train from Round Hill connect st Round
Hill with Mccoy & WiRginton's Daily Line of
Coaches for Snickersvil!s, Berr,ville and Win
chester; ALEC Heamer's Line Of Uosches. which
leave Leesburg daily for Aide and Middle.
burg,
Both trEins, westward make close connectjons.
q Vienna, With SisSon's Line of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, II OTIS per mile
ANIMAL stcAet1. $50.
3 n. HAVENKK,
N.Y. General Ticket Agent.
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Alexandria Gazette Virginia Advertiser
BTEAK EESB.

II oT1cE.
PoTO.m.a0 EERRI' co.'s. STEAMERS
FOE LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVRR
On sid sitter June lst,
Will leave IS follows:
Steamer T. Y. ARROWSMlTH leaves Poto-
mac Forty Co.'S wbsri, loot of King street,
at I 81 n. M, DAILY, except Wednesday, se
fsr - Colton's, and on sunday, Tuesday aud
FRIDAY ss far So Atelps Leoaerdiown, bluff
pcins, Lancsstet's wharf. Chaplico, Towards,
Co5rlm and sto1e's. On Monday, Thursdsy
holly. Nomini and Prospect Hill.
GEO. T. PHILLIPS, hsnsser,
Potomac Ferry Company.
J. s PADGRTT. Agent jei4
EoR RCRFoLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
TEESs MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
TRS STEAMER
GEORGE LIE A RY
,. Carrying the U. s. Nail)
VIII leave Dor whsrf. foot of Prince street on
TUESDAYS snd THURSDAYS 1T D m.
ard SATU RDAYS. at $50 p. N I, stopping al
llneY Point and Point LOOKOUT going aud 70.
inThins Getnrnins leaves Norfolk on WED.
O'Clock p. N.
:heginnng with May l. 1881, Excursion tickets
VIII 90 Issued. good for four daya, as follows:
FIRST Gloss fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
i3ik, - o.; First clsss round trip, SIS 90; Second
faSS, cnc1 way, 81 90; First fare to finey
folDt and FONT Lookout, ST 90; First.cisss
round trip, 2 60; Second class, each wsy, rs cts.
Staterooms 81. Meals Is cts.
>, GGCkGE MATTINGLY, Supt.
T. 3. HoOE. Agent mh26
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VyHE PERFECT WASHER s BLEAOHRR

We have just received another LOT of the sbova
One trls! will convince the most skepticsl that
it docs all that is ella msd for it. Prics SIS 90
The MONEY will be refunded if it does not give
satisfaction. &cLEAN & UHLz SIR
jy9 76 Kirg street.
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IT OTICE.
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after Monday, October 9Th, the
poe'S OF tRa POIOMAC FERRY co. will run
~ LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,:
. ;. w. ~. 81, ~ 81, lG 30 and II &c s. M, and
IL oo' Oh Z 81. 8 81, 80, go, 4 81 and 80
LEAVE WASH1N4TON:
~ 81, 50, s 30 10 30 and II 80 a. m, and
IL 81, $50, 80, 80, & so, 80, so and 80
.. III, w
On Sunday tho Hrst trip from each end will be
st 9 SO p. ID.
my8 GEO. =, Phillips, MsDsger.
aNLARD 6 SEABOAKD OOASTlNG co.
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SEERsUCKERS AND INDIA LINERs.-Ju st
opened new lot, very cheap, at |. EICHBERG's.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-11-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. j. Newhart is visiting witt
friends in Chicago.
E. &. PAIL AMI Geo. W. Shere
took in the kellogg concert ut M:.nka
on Thanksgiving evening.
-Kiesling, Keller 4 Co.'S. new stool
of playing cards having arrived, VIM
II. kiesllng and Aug. Kl.sling vii
start for Europe this aft, rno0n
They will lie absent al,0ut thre,
months.
&C. S. lille, Barnum's good look
ing travelling man, tarrje,l in our city
over Sunday. He was on the bills fo,
a solo at the Maennerchor concert al
Union Hall, but he quite unexpected
ly met an old lady friend, formerly oil
Milwaukee,. who scared him off hi,
base. After January LIST lie will car
ry 4 grip sack for Oscar Strasburger &
Co., of New York.
u. Schneider, who for years has vi
sited our city in the interest of j. Fer
nekes 4 Bro. of Milwaukee, done GU,
city for tie above named firm for the
last time yesterday. Hereafter he
will sell candies, fruits, nuts, &C., &C.,
for the newly established ''Gate City
Candy Factory" Of La Crosse, Wis ,oi
which concern Mr.. Schneider is the
senior partner. See the advertise
ment of the new firm in another col
umn.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-11-30

The following is recommenled ~
the Glencoe Regist.r as = sure ours
for diphtheria: For agrown person
four drops Of sulphuric acid diluted
in thrce.quarters OF \ tumbler Of va;
ter; with Il smaller dose for children.
The effect Of this treatment was In.
Simultaneous, the acid at once destroy.
ing the parasites and the pattient
coughing up the obstruction. The pa.
pers have teemed with accounts Of
sufferers who have recovered in Il few
minutes Ivy adopting the ''Greatl,ead"
treatment. Children almost previ-
ously in IL dying state, were declared
to We playing about withlE ten min..
utes, aud at u computation some forty
or fifty Of these sudden recuveries have
been placed ON record with full par.
ticulars y
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-11-30
WEST NEWTON NEWS.

Fine weather.
A little snow recently.
Another wedding last week.
Farmers are not half done blowing
this year.
The wheat yield in this vicinity has
been very p0Or.-.abOut an average of 8
bushels per acre.
A good, lively correspondent has
been wanted in this town for some
time, to give the news through the
columns of the REVIEW. Renville
shall take the responsibility on his
shoulders to report the news of this
town In the future.
The school in district SO, under the
management of Miss Annie Clark, is
progressing rapidly. Miss Annie is a
good teacher and deserves praise rs a
good instructor.
Charlie Blanche has been recently
promoted to an honorabel position.
HI was appointed County Marshal at
recent entertainment in this place.
Charlie looks elegantly with cane in
his hand and brilliant star ON his
coat with the initials C. B....h,s
name. We all admire his profession.
On Thanksgiving day, day that is
observed by all true Americans with
toasts, prayers and feasts, Mr. Joseph
Brandle and Miss Barbara Wendinger
took advantage of the National occa.
sion, and were united husband and
wife in the Holy Bonds of Matrimony.
After the happy couple were married
they returned with host of friends to
the house of the brides father, where
they we're kindly received and enter
tanned. The table was laden down
with delicious eatables that were
placed before the friends and guests of
the newly married couple. AT an usual
hour the hous ewas lighted with BRILL
ant lights and soon the admirers of the
light fantastic toe were upon the
floor enjoying themselves with mer.
ny dance. We all wish the happy
pair happiness, prosperity and success,
and may they partake of matrimonial
blessings. And further, may their
race over the course of connubial
life be made without a stumble aud
their troubles nothing but little ones.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-11-30
LAKE HANSKA WAITS.

Tory Oleson has rented his farm and ere long he
will climb the mountains of Arizona.
Ole Hayestande of Riverdale had his hand bad
ly smashed in the cylinder Of threshing machine
last Saturday.
The REVIEW ssys that LakeElanska cast two votes
for the Temperance ticket. That's mistake. /,
was two Greenback votes.
Mr.. Gilbert Of Eden attempts to whitewash the
folly Of Rev. Loba's candidacy by saying that he
drew alike from both parties, to prove which he
states the fact that Mr. clary received 70 VOTES in
that town two years ago and now only seventeen
They say that figures don't lie, but any one who
knows little about Eden politics knows that Mr.
G-'s figures are, to say the least very misleading
and that his proof is worse than no proof At all.
The editor Of the REPUBLICAN, il unjust in giving
New Ulm the sole blame for the defeat of the Re:
publican county ticket. Sleepy Eye and Spring.
field must stand their share. Now If New Ulm
and Sleepy Eye can afford to see the Rep. Tickle,
defeated next year, Lake Hanska and Linden can
.'rhis is only lent and We pay our debts" and
don't you forget it.
ISLAND Shelley and Miss Turne Torgrinsor
were united, matrimonially speaking. by Judge
Brandt on Saturday.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-11-30
Bury Nc Near the Old Home.

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