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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-16


wnrnocK q. YE.ErT. Chief Judge
n r. =. D KIsslrr. Associate Judges
MyRos BaBros, Sheriff
W. $. Bentley. High Bailii
j. 4. FrSS. States Attorney,
J. V HAIL, Clerk
II X FosLEa, Deputy Clerk
The Grand Jury completed It's labors
Friday. having reported twelve bills found
aud three or four not found, The State
cases are ", for trial 10 day. Thursday,
but they are not expected 10 occupy much
time Two railroad eases are set for trial
the first 81 next week aud Judge Taft is
expected 10 try them These trials will
occupy considerable time, but they may
he put over aud not he tried the present
term. There is nothing certain about a
law snil except delay.
Ebgl.iies F,frueH .Snei-y HiUia& This
was a case Of irespass on the freehold, and
The jury decided that the land in question
belonged TO wilkins and brought in YER
die, for tho defendant
~ ", I,aajea mil etfe diriA Bobbbls,
This vas q case OF assault aud battery, but
after spending half day in putting in tes-
,imony the parties concluded TO settle 1t.
l.. q s. Hard Dsgey Phillips, This was
al action TO recover for the value Of some
logs which the plaintiffs claimed belonged
10 them and which defendant had convert
oil to his own use The defendant claimed
that he had settled for all the logs he ever
had Of the plaintiffs, but the jury thought
otherwise and brought,in verdict against
him Of $3.50.
j. J. johnson o. S Cummings, was a
suit brought for the recovery Of balance
due for labor performed. The amour
really claimed was very small and the mat
tor ought 10 have been settled up or drop.
ped and not have put the State to the ex
pense Of trial. The jury brought in a
verdict for plaintiff Of 1858
H. o. Emerson Sem Pierce. This was
another suit for the recovery OF wages
claimed TO be due, and the jury, after be-
ing out some time, were unable 10 agree
upon verdict and we're discharged. We
think the point Of disagreement was that
some Of the jurymen were OF the opinion
that Emerson left before his time was out
aud without sufficient cause, and conse.
quently was not entitled to recover
r. A. Stokes rs Henry Coniin, Il al, was
an action for private damages for assault
aud battery. Verdict for plaintiff s2l0
and costs
q. Amiioa and rye rs ~ G. Hosiey'
This is an action 10 recover on a note
claimed to have been los, 10y the plaintiff
and claimed TO have been paid by the de.
ieDdenl This case has been tried in this
court once before aud sent back by the
supreme court This case ends the list Of
civil jury cases except the railroad cases.
The criminal eases will take mp the re
maindcr Of the week, and perhaps longer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-16

There is perhaps no tonic offered to the
people that possesses as much real intri-
cate value as the Hop Bitters. Just at
the season of the year, when the stomach
needs an appetizer, or the blood needs
purifying, the cheapest and best remedy
is Hop Bitters. An ounce of prevention
is worth a pound Of cure, don't wait until
you are Frustrated by disease that may
take months for you to recover in.-Boston
(,L,Ie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-16

If the total cost of sickness simply in its
would be found to be great enough in five
years to pay the national debt. The mer.
chant has headache from fit of indiges.
ton, and misses good bargain. The
lawyer does the same with o case. To
say nothing about doctors fees, etc, il
don't pay to be even little sick DIR. Da-
vid Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy" is
friend OF the business man for it clears
his brain. One dollar bottle, Rondout,
n. Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-16

IN. y. Green's extensive strawberry
Acids promise large crop. Mr. Green
will commence picking them this week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-16

The grand list Of 1881 was incorrectly
reported last week. II should have been,
real estate slo2, 92s, and personal property
sl7,39i, an increase Of $50, 6lo over 1850,
or nearly one.tltird.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-16

The Pawlet drum corps srs practicing
nearly every evening.
Six carpenters are nov engaged on
the town hall building.
MIR. and Mrs. N. O. Hulett are rejoic-
ing over the advent Of Young sos.
Horace Orr sold his bay mare last
week to parties in Argyle. n. Y. for $3.50.
Minis Mary spugue lief, for Nebraska
last Monday, where she is 10 make future
home.
Robert Gallop has purchased the
place lately owned by Abel DEMO for
81, 400.
Over 100 cheese were shipped from
the PAvlet factory las, Monday to parties
in New York.
Horton Carlton. who has been afflicted
with rheumatism this spring. is able TO be
around attending 10 his duties.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-16
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

Hay, prime, SIS per ton delivered.
The grass crop in this section Is look.
ing finely
Please excuse our remissness for the
past few weeks.
George utley is laying Levi Ponds
side walk IN front Of his new house.
In this vicinity the crop Of potato
beetles seems 10 be on the decline.
Station Agent Conner has sold out the
express business 10 William Crawford.
Mr. Parsons Billings has teams NOV.
ing wood to this station on large contract
for this season
-Myron Lawrence had his foot badly
bruised while at work in the stone shop a
icw dAys since
Alden Lincoln is ., his old place again
as swiichmsn at this station in place
Miles Cone resigned.
Iii is interesting 10 notice the bslliger'
eni positions taken by your Dorset cores
pOndents WIN sone one JUS, rub their
ears.
On account Of the Increase IN business
u. u. Bourn Son have rented the gro.
Gerry store formerly occupied by II. Green
ioF nee As paint room. They have added
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-06

sold. Lats arrivals have ben Of a better
grade sud weru read ly disposed Of. sales TO-
day 40 bead; total Tor thru days 2 $50,
Hoas-Receipts to-day S245 bead total
for two Gays 1903; Phila1elphiGs IS t6a5 SOi
Workers s. 70A4 81.
SaEEP-R Receipts to-day $500 head; total
for TWO d Us $500 bead selllI S very dull at
IS 50a5 81.
CHICAGO, January 5.-Ths DrOyoE5' Journal
rePoFtai
500 b ad; opened slow light and common
mixed 5alOc lower, others higher, Marhet
inactive; mixed packing a 1 lai 50, light
So t0Gi ~ choice heavy Il aua5 Is Closed
CATTLE Receipts G,OOO head; shipments
$3.50 head The scarcity Of cars InIp,d dies
traffic, Prices are firm except low r qualities
which are dud; common TO mlddling ship
ping "a 0Qai go; cOrn.fed TeISus - 2tsi
i l5; good to oh ice shipping 81 So
as 80; no extra here; butchers stead7
but common " fair canning 100 lower
SO 20A2 ~; Texas cows 81 10; steers $50,
sHREP Receip .4OO head; shipments
l,3vO. Market active, hut de linei 5{o On
good and go on Omlnon II medium-i3 25a
4 no; good to choice 81 6Ga5 %; ext u S5Oa
500.
NEW YoRE, January 6-DGY GO0Ds-Thi
trade movement continues 5 OW, but valu $
are firmly majntiunrd Cotton goOts are
moving ste eddy OF account OF back 'Fd rs,
but lie current demsnd is light, Printa are
quiet and Vt udy, GinRhan is IN fair demand
for future deliveries, Mems w0Olens remain
quiet, Foreign goods dull.
NEW 0GLELSS, January 6-Coflss strong;
Rio Carsoes common to goa SAalSNc, sugar
duh Inferior " good common 6StaBNG;
common To good common B%a7p; sc low
clarified 7Sasc, MOlaSses in good d mand
and full prices common SSa3J,; centrif gtl
Basic, ialr $3.50. Rice quiet; Louisiana
ordinary to choice 4 haBkc,
NEw OELENEs, January 5.-Cotton in good
demsnd and iirm middllng llAc. low mid
ding llei good ordinsry iUhc. Net receipts
3,0W bales; Crnss receipts 3,bO1 bales; exports
to Graf Bitain 400 bales continent 8,iUU
h4le,i sales 20 tales stock .Ol 100 balea
New YORK. Janulry 6--MErALs--Nanu.
tactuTed copper quleti new she ling 9Bt
lupOt Lake i8Mai9hO, Pig If n dull and
weak; Scotch ~ 6Oa24 %; American SIS IVA
20 0J, Russia sheeting SlS 0cal6 ". Nails,
cut 81 Mas w clinch 81 6Oa5 ".
TOLEDO, January 5.-Wheat dull; No. Cred
Wabash spot 81 02ki February 81 Oihi
March, Sp I, 07G Corn dgl,; No 2spnl s9Ec,
uGty duff No, 2 spot aic Glover, mammoth
prime, $ilOi No, . 90, 81 To- prime a Is,
Drcrtod hogs, S 90,
CINCINNATI January 5.-Hoga active but
not quOtaOly b CHER; common So SlA4 SO
light 81 4uaI 10; packing 4 6Os4 OK butchers
q GAS Of, Receipts 5000 head shipments
1900 head,
Fairly rCtlyv, crude irmer; United corlia.
Gates $3.50; refined lower at V2Eu0Ac for
philadelphia delivery.
NGw Yong, January h-WoeL-Quiet aud
firm domestic fleece 37a52c; pulled 2lai6ci
unwashed l4aJSr; Texas l4aS86.
ANTWERP, January 5.-PErRoLEuM - Re.
fined 25hE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-06

Sheep ipjure the quality Of grazing lands
lesa than any kind OF stock that feed upon
1t. Their weight is not sufficient to break
tho sod upon which they travel, Their
manure is so distributed that 1t does the
greatest amount OF good possible to the
grass and other fodder plants. Sheep eat
q much greater number OF plants than the
horses, hogs or cattle. They dsyour
many obnoxious weeds, as well as the
leaves and branches Of bushes that are
likely to enCrosch on tho land devoted to
more useful vegetation, By these meanE
they improve the character ol the native
vegetation. The presence OF Sleeper land
Is favorable 10 the introduction Of blue
grass and white clover, as they firm the
soil, 30 that the seeds Of these plants are
more likely to terminate,
Sheep require comparatively little at
tentiOn except during the season when
they drop their lambs, They delight in
being lot alone. In regions not infested
by wild beasts and dogs the labor re
QNiIed to take care OF sheep from the
time the soil freezes in the fall till II
lhHws in the spring is very small. They
require salt as often as once a week and
an opportunity 10 obtain pure water. II
8 pasture contains q clear, running stream
and the owner will erect little sheds for
the protection Of salt, sheep will require
no care during half the months OF the
year, During the winter sheep require
far less care than horses and cattle, II 10
not necessary to Coulne them in stalls or
TO iasteu them to BtanChioDs, as in the
case OF other animals kept on the farm,
Sheep require less protection than cattle
and horses, as their wool keeps them
warm. Sheds for sheltering sheep from
storms may be erected by the employ
ment OF very cheap materials. The walls
may be built Of fiat stones, logs. concrete
or rough boards. The roof should be
light, but may be made Of thatch or split
lumber instead OF shingles. Tho great
object OF erecting buildings for the pro.
lection Of sheep Is to afford protection
4gainst the cold rains that occur during
cold weather. When the weather ia
pleasant In winter sheep delight 10 remain
IN the pastures, and appear to be bOne'
flied by 80 doing. They will eat large
quantities Of coarse food that other ami.
malls will SsGie or reject altogether. They
NC less dainty than norsas or cattle, and
will consume O greater quantity OF lI2
food.
wool.ralslng Is o cash business. 1t is
easier to market wool than any other
product Of the farm. II eau be trans
ported a long distance, for its price lie
higher than that Of any other substance
produced by farmers. 1t Costs compare.
lively little TO store 1t, % 1t occupies
but little space. II Ia not liable 10 in.
jury while being stored, as grain, fruit and
vegetables are. It ia not liable to shrink.
sge. lit does not gain III weight, it will
not lose, These advantages Of woOl.rais.
ing should be considered by young farmers
before they resolve TO engage in the dairy,
grain, or general livestock business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-06

Some months ago the daughter Of one Of
our prominent citizens was pronounced a
hopeless ConsUnptiys. she was very
much reduced in flesh, terrible cough, her
lilo gradually wasting away. / recon.
mended her to uue "Dr. ~swayne's Com.
pound Syrup OF Wild Cherry,h which she
did. In 9 short time she was free from all
cough and other symptoms, and Is now
rosy and healthy. Price 26 cents and 81 90
q bottle, or ak bottles for 80. The large
size Is the most economical. Prepared
only by Dr.. SwaYne & Son, Philadelphia,
Sold by druggists in Wheeling and else.
where,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-06

kPISh CnltuFc-lhg tiFcDI SucCeSs OF the
Carp.
In view OF the splendid results which
have thus far attended the planting OF
German carp 10 American waters, the i'm.
portanCe Of artificial fish culture must be
acknowledged by v G the most incredu.
lous. There 10 abundant evidence that,
under favorable conditions, the carp ahows
a more wonderful growth than any native
fish, and 1t IL highly probable that future
experiments may show still more remark.
able results. During the past year over
3 900 persons with private ponds have
been Supplied by the United states Fish
Commissioner. Reports have been
received regarding the success
Of experiments In a few in.
stances, and they are OF the most eucour.
uging character. A carp four inches in
length wns semitic Texas last April. 1t WAS
brought back DeCembnr LIST, measuring
twenty inches in length, and weighing
Eve pounds. Three EpeClr1eng OF the game
original aiEe sent to Georgia also In April,
when caught q few weeks ago meas
urtdtwenty.three and twenty. i've inches
respectively. A San Barnardino (Cal)
paper says that on the Sd Of June q gen.
LEHMAN Of that city deposited In q pond
three carp irsm three to five inches in
length, and Elk months later he drew off
his pond srd found that the smaiiest bad
grown to 28 inches In length, u inches In
circumference, and weighed o! pounds
TheCarp occupies tho came position amOng
fish as 81 eep, pigs and other domestic ani.
mails used for food do among mammals.
It requires feeding the same as those
animAls, and is fond Of corn, SQUASH
go, melons, cabbage leSyes, ETC.,
besides the vegetation II dnds In the
waters inhabited by T.; and according 10
Prof. Baird, Of tho Fish Commission, 1t
has been well established that thp same
amount OF vegetable matter fed TO carp
will make twice 40 much flesh az when
given 10 chickens or swine, and 10
equally pAlatable. Prof. Baird Ia an en-.
thuslast on the subject Of fish culture.
but seems TO keep his enthusiasm within
the bounds Of reason. He prophesises for
the carp an important place in the food
interests OF the country at no very dis
tant day, and his views are sustained by
the ex experiments thus lar llsie. What 10
now needed Ia legislation by the STATES
for the protection Of fish, and tho rigid
enforcement Of exciting statutes In those
States that have granted the relief urged
by the Fish Commissioners, national Aud
local,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-06
Gts G~ntetIqenter.
CnRIhTn1S Ar TuE QUARTERS.


Git yO' %Faidntrs, ~ kwEttilionl
st4mgy 1' itet rni TiiHe 'Un high
Tune .: "Oh, dat Watr -mil'idn
GWihe 10 RttA home biut-lyeln
S'lGte 20 psrinem sc ape Perlitly-
Dnn't be humpln' gin de res
RslunfO Al l-G0W stop out { gully,
AlnE dance 70 hhbtl brS',
FO Wa'i foam !-WhrO, up nIcgersl
FHrk sgin' dan'i be- 50 slow
Swing 81 oarnahs l-mind do hgSGrg,
Whtn | holt,IS den yO' 20,
Top ladies' erOu ubyr,
Hold ON I'll LktsAdnm-
GGunnrn s,l5l-yts =, Use sober
Kant sAy how de I'd lls Aa-
Haud' Ir0Gnd!-hpld up y0' faces,
Don't bu l0Vkin' at o isttl
sPl In y1 psmneIH 40 20 Placea!
bats de Way-dat'H bad 10 heat.
sldtA 10 Na'd-When yOu's ready
MADE hOw as lows you kin,
Swing acFoat with Opp'nte lRdYl
Now " II ltty0 BWOp sgin.
LAdig' ehMg = shut UP da tlkih'i
DO 20 ulkin' ArtaF Will e.
Right m lrt don't WAnt NJ Wnlkln'-
Ma yO' steps aud lhuW yO' AlylIl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-06

The Hest IiAir DFESSIIg In the worId.>
Burnett's Cocaine allays irritation, 70.
moves all tendency to dandruf, invigor.
ntes the action Of the CapllIaties In the
highest degree, and has earned a deserved
reputation for promoting ths growth and
rerserving the beauty Of the human hair.
Ladies' dressing their hair deliberately for
the evening will flnd that II imRatts a
healthy natural gloes 10 the hair, aud will
cause II to retain ltB shape for hours.
Burpett's FlayOring Extracts are used
and endorsed by tho best hotels, oonIec.
TONERS and groCefs throughout the coun.
try. They arc perfectly pure. Trt4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-06

Will you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps Of the sure approach OF that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your.
selves il you can HlfOrd for the sske Of saw.
Ing ltty Csnts, to run the risk and do
nothing for IL. We know FROM experience
that Shiloh's Cure will Ours your Cough.
II never fails, This explains why more
than o Million Bottles were sold tho past
year. 1t relieves Group, and WhoOping
Cough, at once, Mothers, do noi,he with.
Quit. For Lame Back, Side, or Chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Edmund
Booking, and y. Mcenkemoell6r, Wheel.
ing, ", Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-06
"a Had Cold OF Disrrc.slug Cousl,."

Dry, parched, sore throat, pneumonia,
bronchial and asthmatlC attacks, weaken.
ed and dehillAted state Of the system, all
these dangerous symptoms arc cured by
"Dr. Swaynp's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry" The first dose gives relief, and
the WORT cough and sore lungs yield to its
healing %propertlea, An occasional dose Of
''Swaynp's Fila" should he taken TO keep
the bogleS free. They are excellent for
torpid liver and bilious complaints.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-06

Allow a cold To advance In your system snd
thus encourage more serious ~nlaladies, such o.
Pneumonia, Hem0rrhageS and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief cat lie 10 Tesdily at
talned2 BosCHKE's GERMAN BYBUP has gained
the largest sale In the world for the cure oi
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung diseases
II is DR.. DoSchee's famous German prescriT
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest car
and no fear need be entertained In adminlStt
ing II TO the youngest child, a. per direction
The sale Of this medicine is Unprecedented
liAce first introduced there has been a con.
,tant increasing demand and without a single
report OF a failure TO do lie work In any case,
Ak your Druggist "a 10 tho truth Oi these re-.
MARKS. Large aiEa 7h cents. Try II and bt
onvinned TThRAW
Nt M ..a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-06

Mrs. D. Morrison, Of Farnham Centre,
p. @, writing about DR.. Thomas' Electric
Oil, says: George Bell used It on his
son, and 1t cured him Of rheumatism
with only q lew applications. The b,l.
OF The bottle was used by au old gen.
tlemNR for Asthma, with the beat results.
II acts like q charm. DGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-06

Ia II not worth the small price Of 10 Cehts
to free yourself Of every symptom Of these
distressing complaints, II you think go call
at our store and get a bottle Of shilOh's
Vitsliset, every bottle has a printed guar.
antee on II, Use accordingly aud II 1t does
you no good 1t will cost you nothing,
Sold by Edmund Booking, and U. Moen.
kemoeller, Wheeling, W.. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-06

NER FoER. January 6.-Cotton firm ut ia
1910; futures barely steady. Plqur, Eerelptg
1900 barrels: exports 2O.0O0 barrels market
heavy; superfne Western and State. $3 26aS Is.
common N medium a gOGi o.; good to choice
"A 7Oa8 70, white wheat extra % COAT o.
cEt.a Ohio q 2la6 To- st. Louis 81 l5d6 Is.
Minngsjta patent pJGCesl 50 t0aS 90. Wheat
heavy; recG pts 1900 bushels; exp Tts $1,000
bushels; ungraded spring 81 10; ungrade1
red 81 OOai AZ; No, 8 do 81 "a; No, . do
81 l8al IL No, 1 do, 81 %; ungraded wLitG
81 llal lRH; No, / do sales a0,OQJ bushels, OF
II l4tlal Is: No, 9 rcd January, 'Nles IA on
bushels, ungraded, 81 l6Nat 1917 February,
sales 1900 bushels ut 81 l7Xal lSA: March,
sales 22i,OOO bushes at 81 l0Aal G0h; May,
sales 5000 bushels at 81 209SAt 20b, torn
heavy; receipts II, COO bushels exports
4.7OU bushels ungraded 63ha57U; No. 2 Boa
63Nc; steamer 6SHa'4c; No. 2 68ab7C: new
do, 6bC; low mi xed $50; No. 2 linuary b0AG;
February CBHc, March b7hab7AG May OAK
Abbc. Oats opened arm and llU ed In buyers
favor; receipts I CIV bushels; western mixed
i2a44c; white western 44ai7C. Hay firm at
81 06al TO- Hops firm and unchanged. Coffee
quiet: Rio GprgOts quoted ut ilhullkC jon
lots 1870. Sugar quiet but firm; fair to good
refining 75la7XC NJ lass quiet; New Or.
leans quoted Ut S5ab!o. Rice 81 good dsmaa i.
Petroleum du'l United Csc crude GAA7Ec,
refined 0HC asked. Iallow firm at GAG $, %.
Resin sready and unchanged Turpentine
.trOnger at 4SaisXC Eggs excited and higher
at 33ai0c. Leather steady nd IN fair dpnSnd
hemiOCk sole 2Sa25C. Pork Stsady; odd M s.
Sig 76al3 10 Beef irm. Cut meats firm
org ciOGE 81 l2h; short clear 81 80. Lar
IN Odtrately tGtIyt; prime steam 10 0Oa0 VIZ,
Butter dull and weak at l2hag7c. ChpeIe
firm ut lOal2Hc.
t'Wo,0o, January 6.-Fiour quiet and un.
hanged, Wheat unsettled, bit generally
luwer; No 2 d winter 0tha0jkO No. I
hicAgn spring O8HC cash 97kC February
0SNc March O!jSc May; No 8, s)aSgC re.
leCted 7Oa72HG Corn quiet and weak at 9GkC
cash; 31Hn Fl bruary; 4iHc May rejected
93he. Oats Inactive and over ut 30hC cash.
3utia30Ao February 96hCS May. Rye nctivO
and Il shAdC higher Ut S5A4S1c. Barley 81 hdy
and high = At 81 l3li IS. FlaEseed higher
attl l7al i7H. Pork active, firm aud highAr
at Sl2E 10 cash Sl3 t0al2 OK Februsry; fl2 "a
al2 72H March. Lard strong and higher at
s. 10 cash ~ 67kSS 20 February; IS 87ha
Is 10 March Bulk meats steady and IN.
changed. Whisky steady and unchanged Ut
81 IL. On call everything Is inner, but not
quntably 'igher,
The following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain apd produce market yesterday
a. reported by John NJ. Hoon & Co., broker.
No. 1100 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-06

FoR UPwARps or Thirty YgAEs Mn
Winslow's Soothing Syrup a. been uEet
Tor children. il CorrecLs Rcidiiy Of h'
stomach, RELIEVES wiad Dtg, regulates th'
bowels, cures dygat7y md darrheo
whether arising from teethipg. or oihe,
causes. An old and well.tEisd remedy,
% eentt a boak, DGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-06

When . Young lady hens bandketchieis
Tor A rich Bachelor, Rhesews that she may
teap. When seeds Of disease are planted
through over indulgence, you can prevent
the undertaken from reapiuR the hene6'
by using Spring Blossom. Price, 30 cents,
trial bottles 10 cents. Ddw