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Messrs. Walton 81 Walton, Attorneys at
law and J. w. Martin, Esq. Woodstock, Va
All business entrusted to him Will receive
prompt attention. - Mor;,
Agent for Washington Fire and MaTi2
insurance Co. of Boston, and Mary land LII
Insurance Co, of Baltimore.
Office in Burners Building Woodst ock' va
March 18th, Sly.
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University VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES lnine weekly. be-
ginning 18th July, 1892. and ending is, septsmbsr
Have proved Of signal use.--ist, TO studeuts, who
dssign 10 pursue their studies At this or other
LAW schools; I'd. 10 those who propose to read
privately; and Sd, to practitioners who have not
had the advantage Of systematic instruction. For
circular apply (p. o. University Of Val to Jxo y.
May Slim.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-06-21

For tremulousness, wakefulness, dix
ziness, and lack OF energy, a most yaiua'
BILE remedy Is Browns Iron Bitlers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-06-21

A Minnesota girl walks eighteen miles
every day. 10 aud FROM the printing Of
flce in Which she Is cmp.oyed. Her
beau must be working somewhere in the
, ,eiphborhood OF that printing Office.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-06-21

The doctor saws my lungs ars
affected aud that must NOT take
more TINT three drinks day.
Il would try some other DOCTOR
Il did, and be said the same thing
We'll, then, II each one Of them said
you could take three drinks Z day, hat
will make about SIX dr,aks.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-06-21

nistory-the voice Of the past teach
ing the present.
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Drs. Garter G Bro.
Physicians and Surgeons.
WOODSTOCK, VA.

In thanking the citizens Of Woodstock ana
vicinity for the very liberal share CT patronage
- ,bs saroe for the new firm, / am pleased 20 be
sble 10 recommend DR. r. B. Carter 70 my friends
and the public as being well prepared TO olschsIse
the duties incident 10 the various branches ol 'no
profession. ~ - l..
z-The new firm will give prompt attention 70
III o.its N1cHr Of DAY. Charges moderate
~ SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SURGERY. Ii
April 12, 's2.-h.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-06-21

Judge Black has just made his first
visit to Chicago. Up TO this time he
ha led an exemplary life, however.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-06-21

What kind otrobbery is not danger
ous? A safe robbery, Of course.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-06-21
geenanpoae 6srale
Advertisine R.ss-.'

Advertisements will be inserted A. oHs ''"-
Per square of ten lines. or less, for the a''' 'h
iou, and so cents for each Subsequent snssftoI''
upless the number Of insertions be msrksdnio
the manuscript, 1t will be published anth f'r"'
and charged accordingly ~
Notices in the local column VIII % 'n'''''"-
ten cents per line, each insertion E.
Advertisements three menth'or "hs''
be inserted at lower rates. s,-.-.-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-06-21

A printer should always marry the
right "sort" Of girl.
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SoTARIEs PUBLIC.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

DAVIS D1sr.-Dr. G. A. Brown, obed Funk and
d. II. Spengler. ,,,, n Nc c,.r, n w
0.tcr JoESsros.-J. Il. Rodeffer, Levi Il. Cullers.
MApisoN.-Samuel c, Campbell James ..
Cofman, Jos. Conner. n.,..o. ,.oh
AsHBY-Saml Hamman, n. Is. Psln'eri Jscop
LTE.~Chri.tian Shirley, D. P. zirkle, John NJ.
Pence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-06-21

Cheap men and accorieons ARE noisy
on all occasions. ii : s slt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-06-21

Saw mills were tirst used 10 Europe
IN the fifteenth century.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-06-21

D. D. CARTER, NJ. d.
Grad. Jefferson Medical
College, Phila. Pa
Nearly 20 years expert .
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r. B. CARTER, n. d,
Grad College Physician
Il Surgeon, Bait. Nd.
Has had an extensive
exnerience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

DEATHS DURING

Total 49,.
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sunIEcTs ron JupeE IYNcm.
Arrest OF the Perpetrators OF a Nos
nnNnlfinR Crime

e. ANNOAbAnB NEhnts
CNcnNAri, January S.--Advices from
Ashland, KY, state that the arrests have
been made ofthe persons believed TO be
the murderers Of the Gibbons children,
the arrest being brought about by con.
fession Of one Of the number. All the
parties implicated live In Ashland, and
two are married men. They are In the
O. ttlettsburg Jail. Lyncbipg lsexpected to-
night
CINCINNATI, January "a ConmaefaFS
Ashland, KY, special says: The men ar.
rested for the Gibbons murder are VIM.
Neal Ellis, Craft and Geo. Ellis, all white.
All were arrested last night and kept
quietly In the hotel in the custody Of
Constable Helm. Geo. Ellis confessed
to the constable, and says Craft and
Neal awaken ed him on the night Of
the murder and urged him to 60
with them to Gibbons house. He went
reluctantly. They entered by the window
and Neal and Craft outraged two girls.
Emma Thomas recognized Neal and said
she would tell her mother. Robert, the
boy, then was about TO give the alarm
when Craft struck him on the ahead with an
az, killing him instantly. Craft then
Told Fannie that her time TO die had come,
and amsd the piteous cries Of the child for
mercy, he struck her on the head and
killed her instantly. Neal then killed
Thomas the same way. Neal at first de-
MED Ellis story, but Neal confessed
this afternoon, and both Ellis and Neal
waived examination. Craft will have a
hearing on Thursday. Ellis and Neal arc
married and Craft Is single. They all were
present at the fire and one drove the hearse
Ut the funeral and another was pall-bearer.
Crowds have been gathering all day at Gait
lettsburg and threats Of lynohing arc COM
mon,
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AwHEELISG COMPANY
VIndIcated ana Allowed to Continue
BusinesS-What nm OhIonn Saws.

"AsAhehH-nhhth u OnIONn Says.
Monday morning the ISTELuoEScER pub.
lished IN order of the Commissioner Of In.
surance of the State OF Ohio, issued on the
Slst ulto., from Columbus, prohibiting the
Ohio Valley Protective Union, of this CITY.
from doing any further business in that State
for certain reasons which were also given
publicity. The card found below, appearing
in a recent issue of the GAINESVILLE Ts@es
shows that affairs have been adjusted, and
this we'll known company once more has the
privilege OF following its business in Ohio.
The head lines were: "Insnrance-Obio
Valley Protective Union, OF Wheeling, W.
Na;-An Effort to Drag Thoroughly Sound
and Reliable Insurance company-Down TO
the Level Of the Ohio Cooperative Associa-
tons" The communication was as follows :
To the Editor of the Times:
On December 3lst the authorities OF this
State issued q bull OF excommuniCation
against this reliable company for the reason.
and none other, that they agree to pay their
policies in full, and have done so in every
case OF death since their organization.
Read what the Superintendent Of Insur.
ance says: THE authority OF this associa.
ton was revoked because they issue a certjf.
cate agreeing to pay stipulated amount re-
gardless OF the amount realized from an ms
seSsment which is prohibited by the Mutual
Aid law OF this State"
The large number Of prominent business
men oil this city who are insured in the Ohio
Valley OF Wheeling will no doubt be pleased
70 learn that 9. G. Dillon, OF this city, and G.
X. Tingle and 7. B. Campbell, Wheeling, Dlrec-
tors OF the Ohio Valley, visited Columbus on
Saturday last, and nude satisfactory arrange
mentS with the Superintendent OF Insurance.
and the Attorney General OF Ohio, and the
business OF the company will continue u6in.
terruPted; II the Ohio Valley, of Wheeling,
like all the associations of this State had
agreed In their certificates to pay only part
OF what they collected on an assessment-
even II that part was ten per cent. or less-
they would be all right and comply with the
Ohio law. But the sin OF the ohio Valley
Protective Union, OF Wheeling, was that
they. gave too much pork for shilling, and
were damaging the business OF other comma.
MES. ZANEsvILLE PoLICY.HoLpER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

Steele Mackaye's play OF the above name,
presented ut the Opera House last night for
the first time in Wheeling, shows some signs,
but they areslight, Of the genius Of which the
author is undoubtedly the possessor. The
play contains some things that are fine, more
that are the reverse, and great deal that is
merely commonplace, Some situations are
really dramatic; Others, intended to be so, are
ridiculous. The conception Of the main
theme OF the play is brilliant, and in some
scenes It is handled with rare skill; but the
poorer parts Of the play are enough to damn
It What good acting could do for 1t was GER
tainly done. There was but one poor per.
former in the whole cast, The "Mrs. Elem.
ing Of Mrs. Archer, the John Fleming" oil
Mr.. MackAye, and the prof. Tracy" Of +. F.
Mackey, were particularly well done.
Tonight the same company will give the
same authors dramatization Of Judge Tour.
gees "a Fools Errand," and curiosity, II nc
other motive will draw o large audience.
The fame Of the story is such and its contem,
poraneous interest Of such an unique charac.
ter that all will desire to see the story Gcted
on the stage.
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THE CrrY,s ISTrRrsrS
To be Looked AFTER b. a competsat Com.
mlttee I'm the Coming session OF the

10 be Looked After By q Competent Com.
mittee In the Coming session Of the
Legislature.
AT the last regular meeting Of the City
Council, II will be remembered, Mr.. Kimbef.
ly offered resolution, which was adopted BY
both branches, authorizing the President Of
the Second Branch and the Mayor to appoint
committee Of three members from each
branch Of Council, who, with the Mayor and
President, should constitute Committee ON
Legislation, said committee 10 act In con.
junction with like committee Of citizens 10
be appointed by the Mayor, 10 procure such
legislation a. the city may require at the
hands OF tile Legislature 10 meet this winter.
The committee from each Branch was Ap.
pointed the same evening, and yesterday the
Mayor named the citizens he desired TO act
with the committee, thus completing the list
which Is now as follows
Members on the part Of the First Branch:
Mayor Egerter, Hon. H. @. Cracrait, aud
Messrs. W. A. Wilson and A. II. Halstead.
Members Of the Second Branch: President
Scott and MeSsrS, Kimberly, LAughlin aud
shockey.
Citizens Committee: DR.. 7. II. Logan, N.
Reilly, VIM. Hastings, Robert Simpson, J. A.
MllleEt uuu NelSOn whitaker.
AT tho meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners on Monday two members,
Squire ScbultEe and Mr.. George II, Carna.
han, were also named rs committee TO rep.
resent the interests Of Ohio county In the
Legislature, TO act in connection with the
city committee II desirable It will be seen
that very strong committee, In which all
interests are ably represented, has thus been
secured, and good results ought 70 follow this
action Of Council.
A reporter met Mr.. Kemberly last even.
ing and asked him what particular measures
u was desired to secure the passage Of
"Oh, said he, they are numerous, The
only hobby have myself Is to secure an en-.
nabling act to allow the city to fund all It's
indebtedness, with the exception, possibly,
OF that represented by the bonds recently Is.
sued, into one loan, and issue bonds at low
rate OF interest We could then pay Off the
indebtedness just as fast, save large amount
In the reduction OF the rate Of interest now
paid on some Of the loans, and at the same
time have the benefit OF an increased revenue
for city purposes each year. am not sure
that tho project Is feasible, but think 1t Is,
and want 10 find out for sure"
1t Is also understood that there are NUN.
Der Of measures Of other characters which
different members OF the present city admin.
istration desire to propose, but which are NOT
yet in q shape to be made public.
The committee will meet for organization,
and adopt a plan Of operation, on next Wed.
nesdaY, January II, the day set for The open.
ing OF the adjourned session OF the Legisla,
ture,
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Personal PIcKINGs.
Intelligence and Gossip About Your
Friends ut Home or Abroad.

intelligence and Gossip About Your
Friends at Home or Abroad.
The Mackaye company, thirteen in mum.
Der, arc at the Mcclure House.
Manager Wolf, Of the Telephone exchange.
is at Parkersburg on business
Mrs. j. ]. Glover, OF Delaware, O., Is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Henry Harper.
Mr.. spaulding Wallace returned yesterday
from trip through West Virginia.
Mr.. Henry Harper leaves for the East this
morning, accompanied by his son Sammy.
Mr.. Evan Hinton, late Sheriff Of Summers
county, was at the State House yesterday,
President and Mrs W. X. Pendleton are
expected home in few days from the South,
Sheriff Charles B. Smith, Of Wood comfy
Is legion. $3.50 ""'l''
J. II. Watt, Of BarResville, and ], ], Gill
the steHbenyiiie glass mar, were at the III.
Lure yesterday.
:; Speed Thompson, prominent attorney
OF Hinton, Summers county, Is in the city
stopping at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Phil. Lamar, a graduate of Bethany
CtolIege, y lying at the point OF death at
his home in Augusta, Ga.
Archle wilson, an old Wheeling boy, Is
here on visit before going to Alber1ueraue.
n. NJ, to spend the winter.
Mrs. W. Higgins and daughter, OF Wheel.
Ing, are visiting the family Of J. W. Holli-
Day, on South Fourth street-.TSu5enrili
Herald. '''''''''
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tuttle arc home from
their bridal tour, and will board at the
brides parents, Councilman Cummeriord's,
In the Sixth ward. .
Colonel ]. NJ, Whitescarver, OF Grafton:
Col. Boyd, contractor on the HempfieId ex,
tension, and ], A. Hunter, Assistant Road
Master OF the B. & o. Road, are in the city.
George Linch, formerly lawyer In this
city, left for his home in st, Louis yesterday.
alter spending a few days In the city with re,
Mrs, Oscar Rammelsburg, Of Cincinnati
will be in the city Monday next on visit 10
her mother, Mrs, Geo. X. Wheat, Of North
The reports that the wife Of Prof. Hartley
thompson had died in Cincinnati are untrue
she has been very seriously III, but we are
glad to hear that she Is on the road 10 "a.
coyery, and that Mr.. 7. will be here TODAY
70 take up his residence permanently among
US,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04
AwATER PAluNI.
BOIh Of the Pumps N the water WORK,


Yesterday morning when large majority
Of the housekeepers Of the city were ready 10
begin their days work in the kitchen, they
found that there was no water 70 be had.
They were notso dismayed by this, annoying
as It was, as were the proprietos or managers
OF the difIereAt iactorieslA the city dependent
upon the waterworEu for their watersupplles
for running their works when the streams
suddenly failed. Most Of the factories shut
down, but some whose operations only de-
manded moderate supply Of water, itipro-
viSed some means OF securing II, either by
rigging up an attachment for their pumps
with tanks and barrels, aud keeping these
full by haulingor carrying or, where prox.
unity 70 the river, creek osSome other source
Of supply made II possible, by connecting
their pumps with the water by means
oil hose. Some Of the plans adopted were IN.
geniouS, but to be obliged to resort TO them
was worse then annoying The engine In
the lNrELLlGENcER's mechanical department
was idle all day, and In the evening q sgEi.
Client supply for the night was hauled from
the river In barrels on q dray. Households
which were near the few wells In the city
were fortunate, and managed To keep IN the
culinary department thereby, while ipoSt
families were obliged to have water hauled
or carried from the river.
The cause Of the sudden stoppage was. not
generally known. Inquiry at the power
house revealed the fact that about fyea'clock
yesterday morning the pumping crank OF the
old south pumping engine had suddenly
broken snap Of. This left only the old uorti
pump to supply the city and keep store oi
water in the basin for an emergency, for the
new Worthingt0n pump has been disabled
for some time by the breaking OF The
suction pipe, connecting II with the water In
theriyer. To the task thus imposed upon n
the single pump could scarcely have been
equal In any event But 1t 50 happened that
about quarter OF an hour after the breakaVc
OF the crank Of the other pump, the supply
pipe leading from the remaining pump to he
reservoir on the hill burzt, The works
were thus left without single pump In
working order.
Work was at once begun replacing the
bursted section Of pipe with 4 new one. Il
was found that the pipe, which was sixteen
inches In diameter and had been In use near.
ly q score Of years, had been worn very thin
by the action OF the water and sediment II
was thought last night that this break could
be repaired by this morning.
The ba0ken crank was sent to SWeeney's
foundry to be duplicated, and last night, a
few minutes before 10 o'clock, the new crank
was cast Itweighs about 4 400 pounds, and
cannot be removed from the mold until TO
day, after which 1t will have TO be finished
which will make 1t impossible to replace the
crank In It's place until tonight,
This accident shows the necessity OF hayinr
duplicate parts for all movable parts Of M
machinery Of the Water Works. This wa,
several times proposed, but as often rejected
by far.seeing Councilmeu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

BETWEEN s and O'Clock last evening car
No, sol the Citizens Line was going SaSth
with two ladies and 4 man as pasSonrsss
When near Caldwells Run the driver Ran.
pened 70 glance into the car, and saw one n
the ladies Else suddenly from her seat neSt
the man, and In apparent agitation take 4
seat at the other side Of the car. The driver
watched the man. and soon saw him RfoSsiy
insult the other lady, who slightly screamed
The brute was bounced OF the car In abort
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New Advertisements.

Mortality Statistics.
Notice-Wm. II. Travis.
Wanted-House.
For RGnt-Hall.
Assiguee's Sale.
Notice 10 Passengers and Shippers.
Corn WantGd-A. @. Egerter.
Practical Plumber-LuRe Elton.
Cuticup-[FOurth page.
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The Island people are noted for getting up
private hops. Not only are they noted for
getting them up, but for having the jolllest
and most enjoyable times. Last evening the
Garden Spot was again the objective point for
a large number OF societys devoteeS arrange
nients having been made TO dance the eve.
ming away ut the pleasant home OF Miss Cora
Zane. The list OF those invited was long
one, and all accepted. Kramer furnished IFS
sweetest music for the flying feet 70 keep time
TO, and the general opinion was that the hop
was one Of the best ever given by the Island
crowd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04
A5oo REWARDl

We viii pay the above rewAr. for any case Of Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia, Sick Headache lndIFeStion.
Constipation or Costiyenes We cannot cure with
Vests Vegetable Liver Pills when the direction
arc strictly compiled with. They are purely yegrta.
ble and never fall give abstraction Sugar coated
Large boxes, containing 80 pills . centS For Iale
~ all dfggglsA beware o. connterieitI and imia.
g: WEST Co., The Pill Makers" Isl and iSS
W. Madison ST. Chicago. FREQ trial package Sent
BY mail prepaid on receipt ola 3 cent stamp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04
THE usual merchants lunch at the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.

WE are closing out our entire stock
regardless Of cost and value, as We posi-.
lively quit the retail trade by the end Of
March. To seeare bargains call early
and often. ...,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

New YoRK, January Sat the annual
sale Of pews in Plymouth Church, Brook
lyn, held tonight, the bidding was not as
spirited as last year, there being decrease
OF S3,9S3 in tho sum realized.
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And Notes About the Steamboats, That
FlOAt Thereon.

And Notes About the Steamboats, That
Float Thereon.
The Emma Graham passed up Yesterday
evening en- route to Pittsburgh.
The Annie l., Captain Daugherty's new
boat, Is laid up at the foot OF Fourteenth
street.
The Katie stockdale passed down yester.
day morning at an early hour, and the Andes
left yesterday afternoon with a big trip,
Both were bound for Cincinnati.
The Smoky City, Alex Swift, Nellie Wal.
ton and Ark passed down with coal, and the
Ella Layman with empty barges.
The waters OF the Ohio are steadily falling
at present Last night the marks indicated
thirteen feet three inches. Business was
lively all along the line yesterday.
Yesterday morning the Little Annals
throttle valve was broken and she was
obliged to go to the bank for repairs. There
Is some talk Of getting the Return to run In
its place.
PlrTsBuRGn, January S.-River s feet 8
inches and falling fast. Clear and cold.
CINCINNATI, January 9.-Riyer 50 feet and
falling. Clear and cold, but moderating
Departed: Sidney, Wheeling; Golden Crown,
New Orleans. Down: Montana, Pittsburgh
LOUISVILLE, January 3.-Riyer falling with
IA feet 0 inches in the caual, and II feet I
in chute. Business dull. Ed Hobbs and
tow from Pittsburgh 10 Pitsburgh; Ella and
tow to Pittsburgh; Sam Miller and tow to
Pittsburgh,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04
STOCKHOLDERS MEETiNa

The annual meeting OF the stockbolso,. =,
the Peabody Insurance compsiIy ~ Vvrst q
ing; WestNa, vii be held at their of,co t NJ
- Fourteenth Street. on Tuesday Isnn ~.
lVlh, lSs2 between the hour 81 and 4
oeekS.Fq ]. +. PAuI.Il snn,,, \
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04
Co.pARTNERsJTIp

We have this day entered intoa co.partnerhIu
under the firm name Of Schultz Bros, Tor The mi.
pose OF carrying on the grocery business, &c, nj be
old stand Of Nc. H. stOlley, northeast corner Twenty
third aud Market streets, and we solicit share q
the liberal patronage bestowed upon the old arm,
WA. SCHULTZ.
CHAs. SCHULTZ,
WHEELING. W. Va. December SI, ISL. ia6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

" the gentleman whose lips pressed the
lady's snowy brow and thus caught severe
cold, had but used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
no doctors bill would have been necessary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

George 4. Taylor Is offering great bargains
In cambria underwear to close out the stock
on hand. This underwear was mauufac-
In the best manner and Of the best materials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

Nh. r. ALBERrsoN, 1907 Columbus avenue
Philadelphia, having received severe CON
fusion OF the right knee-eap, suffered in
tensety theFefrom. A friend suggested st
Jacob oil, and before he had used three bot.
lie he was well man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04
THE RIVER

QuERY.-Can curing a cough with Or.
Bulls Cough Syrup be called bullying a
cough?