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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26
INDUSTRIAL NOTES
The News of the Men Who Toll and


"
The Sugar Refinery is working nicely this
week.
The Belmont mill will run full force I'M
I'll the LIST day of June.
The Belmont blast furnace will continue
running for about a month.
The Belmont factory will run full turn
until the first day of June.
The Top mill will run in its fullest capac-
ity until the first day of June.
The heaters and rollers at the Lower
Riverside mill will stop on Saturday.
Raney, Sheal & Co., have about finished
extensive improvements on their Touring
mill, at Steubenyille.
The upper shop of Wilson & Dunlevy's
cooper shop shut down last night, and the
lower shop will close this evening.
Ogden Street, the efficient Superintend.
ent of the upper furnace, is making sixty
tons No. l foundry iron daily.-ScHbeHriIte
Paper.
The La Belle mill will run full force I'M
til the first day of June. Everything
around the forge department was running
nicely yesterday.
The picking boys at the Riverside factory
struck for an advance of 10 cents per day
Yesterday. They were receiving 80 cents
per day and asked go cents,
The Belmont mill has made the best time
since the 18th of last January up to the
present time, of any mill in the city, hav-
ing only lost nine heats during the entire
time.
In a conversation with a mill owner,
Yesterday, he said that the men ought TO
work all of the muck iron o on hand
into nails before they strike. as it was made
at the present scale and should be finished.
The factory engine at the LaBeile mill
broke q cog wheel again. yesterday, which
caused a stop. The nail machines were
then attached to the forge engine and will
so continue until the mill stops for general
repairs.
There is no material change in the situa
ton to-day. At the Jefferson Iron Works
everything is shut down except the mai
factory, which will not run longer than
| Tuesday or Wednesday. The mules will
be brought out of the coal pits tomorrow,
| Alikanna works will close down Saturday
| NIGHT
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Notes OF the TraG1c and BullesAns %
Boating News. ,
The Scotia passed up yesterday.
The Diurnal is the Parkersburg packet
to-day. :.
The St Lawrence is due from Cincinnati
to-day.
The Emma Graham, en- route for Cincin'
natl, passed yesterday.
The tow boat John A. Wood will 90 on
the dock at Cincinnati:
The river was falling slowly 1t dark LAST
night, with IA feet of water in the channel.
The Jennie Campbell left last night with
two model barges, for Cincinnati Louis
vile. %
The Chancellor will arrive from Pitts
burg en- route for Charleston, early this
morning, ana will leave at Z A. n.
Geo. Conant, the pilot, went home the
other day to find "a bushel of babies at ms
house-boy and a gal. George drew for an
ace" and got a "pair."-LouisriM Courier
Journal
The following towboats passed yesterday:
Up-Belle Prince, Jos. Walton, j. q. Fisher
and John Penny, with tows OF empties.
Down-Modoc and Ark, with tows Of coal,
and the Hope, with tow OF empties.
Capt. Hold Knowles is again in command
of the steamer Emma Graham, although
his injured foot has not been fully cured.
He will probably make a trip to the Arkan-
sas Hot springs this summer. Capt.
knowles is one of our best and most popular
steamboatmen.
on CRY, May 25.-River 4 feet 8 inches
and falling. Weather warm.
P~rrTsBURo, May 25,-Riyer s feet II
inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool.
CINCINNATI, May 25.-Riyer - feet 4
inches and rising. Departed-Katie Stock
dale, Pittsburgh.
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Al the Second Presbyterian Church
Last Might,

All day yesterday fair hands we're hard
at work placing the cosy hall OF the Second
Presbyterian church in attractive order for
the reception of the scores of guests, whom
the owners of the aforesaid hands, felt
sure would respond generously to
the invitations that had been
so temptingly sent them. For supper
the most tempting viands had been pre-
pared, and from'5 to 8, o'clock there was a
constant demand for the eatables. After
the supper had been disposed Of, the fancy
articles, that we're artistically arranged in
booths, drew the attention OF the
visitors, and many were the articles
that we're sold at fabulous prices.
The social part of the entertainment
was not forgotten, and all in all the even
ing was one of the most pleasant ever
passed in this church. The receipts from
the different stands, supper, etc, were sat
isfactorily large and a handsome sum real.
lied. The ladies', assisted by W.. B. Simp-
son, Esq, Col. w. l.. Hearne and Others
of the church, are to be congratulated upon
the success OF this the first undertaking OF
the kind in this church.
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FROM THE THIRD sTOBY
Ofa Depot John shields Jumps TO HI
nonah

Ofa Depot John shields Jumps TO HIS
Death.
The citizens of Bellaire were startled last
night by a report that a strange man had
made a desperate attempt to kill himself
at the b. & o. depot. About 1890 o'clock
last night a man evidently in great mental
distress ran furiously up the bridge street
entrance TO the depot and when he attained
the third floor, he flung himself to the
pavement below. He was picked up In an
insensible condition and conveyed TO the
station house. His clothing was searched,
and in his pockets were found letters from
different parties. One of the letters identi-
fed the man as q recent employe OF J. J.
Schafley, of Mount Eaton, o., and his name
as Jno. Shields. Other letters, evidently from
his mother and sister, showed his home to be
Brookyille, Ontario. His injuries were
then examined, and it was found that he
had sustained bad bruises of the arms,
legs, and that he was injured internally.
At the time of writing IL was impossible 10
tell the extent of his hurts, but 1t is not
likely that he will live. A toll ticket OF the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company,
was an evidence that the injured man had
Just come from Wheeling.
Shields was noticed loafiug around the
depot all afternoon, and his wild haggard
looks attracted the attention Of quite a
number of people. He had a sum OF
money in his pockets, and at the instance
of a number of persons he was removed to
a hotel about midnight, where he could re-
ceive better treatment.
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THE MEDICAL E
A Sarcastic Card OF Thanks.

To me EdhoT OF the hegHfeT.
Have not the Medical Society of West
Virginia covered themselves with glory and
merited the unutterable gratitude of all
christian hearts, by endorsing the startling
utterances of their distinguished lecturer?
Who had dreamed it! So ascetic have the
bulk of men and women become all the
world over, that their austere practices are
the chief causes that undermine health!
To this religious sentiment (which the
unchristian speaker qualities as pevertedb
must all bodily illsbe traced. This sentiment
is driving men and women into monas
teries and converts in numbers that appall
the learned doctor. Does he fear the loss
of his office in the navy? Are all the old
tars too turning monks, or are they I'M
fitting themselves for duty by their rigorous
fasting and penitential austerties? Little
indeed did I think that the wicked world
was so fast becoming modelled after Christ
and Moses and Elias. Men and women
running their health by o severe penan-
ces, What strange news! Thank you for
it, gentlemen of the West Virginia State
Medical Society. A READER.
Wheeling. May 25.
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THE BANQUET.
A Pleasant Finale 10 a Very Pleasant
Meeting.

meetIuS.
After the delightful concert at the Acad-
envy OF Music, last night, the physicians,
their wives and daughters and other ladies'
and a number of invited guests repaired to
the st. James Hotel, where the banquet
that usually terminates the sessions OF the
Association had been prepared. The spa
cious parlors OF the hotel, overlooking the
river. were brilliantly lighted, and for half
an hour preceding the call TO supper,
there was "a feast of reason and a flow
of SOUL that was enjoyed by all. Tointen-
sify the pleasure of the guests, the Opera
House Orchestra had been secured, and at
intervals Prof. Lueder charmed all by the
rendition of his choicest selections.
At lO:45 the tables in the large dining
rooms were filled by those present. At the
head of the table were seated DIR. James
Reeves and wife, DR.. Baird and wife, DR..
and Mrs. B. w. Allen, DR.. Gihon and Miss
Amelia Campbell, Mrs. Thomas Niche and
Mrs. T. H. B. Haase and daughter.
At the other table our reporter noted
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Y. Lucas, Captain K. I.
Deyries and wife, Miss NJ. Hubbard,
Miss Annie Reeves, Miss Armstrong, Miss
Annie Campbell, Miss Efie Halsted, Cora
Zane, Mrs. Whitaker, Oscar and Mrs. Seely,
Mrs. DIR. c.. +. Ulrich and lady friend,
Mrs. T. o. Edwards, R. V. Ankle, John
Merriman, Thos. Darrah, Esq, Hon. o. S.
Long, John Pogue, George Baird, Jr.,
Bunch" Hustled, Sam S. Miller, Austin
Beach, John F. Baker, DR.. j. Plummer
Fitch and many others whose names we
do not think Of at present. The
menu did credit to its protector and
Major Scranage is to be congratulated upon
the success Hfhis efforts as a caterer. After
the guests had done ample justice to the
vionds tbey scattered through the house
and for an hour had a very pleasant time
taking leave of each other. .
Thus ends the fifteenth annual session OF
the West VirginIa-Medical Association, and
IN taking leave of the members the REGIS.
TER in common with all other citizens OF
Wheeling takes pleasure in extending a
cordial invitation to them one and all to
make this city their meeting place as often
rs possibilities will allow.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
~. James Hotel, May a5, 1881.

50. James Hotel, May 25, 1882.
SAINT Peabody, Tered Whitehead, Tren.
Haute, Ind ton, NJ
John w Haggerty ,FairJohn c Palmer, Wells.
Jas 8 Atkinson, Char-B F Harden, Wellsbu'g
lesion JP Neeley, city
Thos Doagan, BellaireD w Miller, New York
J w Yater, Cameron 3 Wayman, Philadel-
&c McCabe, city Phia
WIN ] McCabe, city George M Hutchinson,
NJ Horkheimer, city Beallsville
Frank PAyens, Pala.Mrs w H. Hutchinson,
tine Beallsville
James Gill, PittsburghS 3 Dannenberg, Balti-
w II II Minton Athens more =.
Z Martin, Zanesville Geo w Marshall and
r. Kindlebarger, Ohio wife, city
s o Sutler, Ohio III l. Miller Ptttsburgh
8 Swift, Pittsburgh ThosS Smith, Clarksb'g
] NJ Cooper, WellsburgC e Boner, Waynesb'g
w X Curtis, WellsburgZ B Boone, Powhatan
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PURELY
Movements of Prominent Persons-In-
diyidual Mention.

Mrs. W. Ellinger, of East Liverpool, is
the guest here of Mrs. Fox.
HMrs. s. Echstein, a charming young bride
from Pittsburg, is visiting Miss Lima Son
neborn, Of this city.
Robert Kirk, Esq, one the leading mer-
chants Of Flushing, o., and a clever, genial
gentleman, was in the city on business
yesterday, and paid US a short call.
Col. C. r. Cook, manager of the Western
Land and Immigration Association, was in
the city yesterday, arranging to send an
excursion of land buyers out the Northern
Pacific road next month, over the B. & O.,
Albert Lea route and Northern Pacific.
Land buyers, the Col. informs Us, will go
free. Col. Cook is a live man.
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q. n. Robinson.

The famed veterinary surgeon, can be
seen from Sto IL A. NJ, and 3 to s P. NJ, at
Frank Webster's livery stable. Mr.. Robin
son is 8 graduate Of several veterinary col
leges, and comes here from Canada, with
the highest recommendations and college
diplomas, and his determination TO locate
permanently here will be good news for the
npners of horses. -
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THE CONCERT.
AZ h Academy Of Music I'm the Even
ing-The Programme.

The Academy Of Music was filed, last
evening, with an audience of unusual size
and brilliancy, being composed of the elite
of the city, to listen to a musical pro-
gramme given under the management of
Mr.. c. Y. Lucas, in compliment to the
members of the Medical Society of West
Virginia, who are holding their annual ses-
sion in this city.
The selections given were received with
q good deal OF enthusiasm by the audience,
and several OF the members were encored,
among those being the solos of Mr.. r. v.
Ankle, who sang in his usual good taste,
and Mr.. Oscar Seeiey and Mrs. M. z. Whit
.sker, both OF whom are always welcomed
with delight by Wheeling audience.
The Opera House Orchestra played ex-
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NOTES.

The next meeting will be held at Grafton.
DR.. Reeves valedictory was we'll timed.
Charley Lucas got his need of praise, and
he deserved it.
DR.. D. Porter Morgan, OF Clarksburg, is
an efficient and active member.
Lack of enterprise and sloth don't often
find champions, but they did yesterday.
DR.. Gihon visited the mills and other
places of industry yesterday.
Wheeling again got the President, Sec
rotary, Treasurer and a respectable number
of the Board of Censors.
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PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OrFICE
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OHIO COW

CLERKS OrFICE
BOARD or COMMISSIONERS OHIO CoUSTf,f
WHEELING, w. VA, May ., 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office untn Friday, 26th inst, at noon, for the
following county work TO be done on Snort
one and a half miles above, embracing. APP
proximately, 1900 cubic yards OF excavAtioni
i25 cubic yards culvert masonry, laid dry; 100
laid In mortar. Bids on excavation should be
distinct for earth, loose rock and solid rock.
Satisfactory references will be required from
all bidders. The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids. Proposalsshould
be endorsed, Proposals for work on Short
Creek BY order Of the Board.
ROBERT Is. WOODS, Clerk.
w. G. SMITH, Engineer. mysl
TIntelligenCer and Volksblatt pleas copy.l
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WASHINGTON, May 26.-For the Lower
Lake region, fair weather, variable winds,
most soQtheSly, and stationary or lower
pressure.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys,
fair weather, eaSterly to southerly winds
and generally lower pressure.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. FRAzIER'S
Root Bitter8 !!

Fraxiers Root Bitters Are not . dram-shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinalt
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver
and kidneys, keep the bowels open w regu'
lar, make the veal strong. heal the lunga
build up tho nerves and cleanse the blood
system sHa n Si sSssy iR Resh q Blood to the Head,
tending to Apoplsxy, Dyspepsia, Fever n
Ague, Dropsy, PimPles and blotrhest SSroxo'
White Swelling, ~Erysipelas, Sore Eyes fof
young men suffering nom or ~.
bility caused from imprudence, and 70 females
in delicate health, Fra1ierS Root hittsrs are
frs Frsxier: i have used two bottles Of your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dtazinea, WEAK.
ness and Kidney Disease, and they DID ne
more FOOD than the doctors and all the mcdi.
cine I ever used, From the INST dose ! took !
began to mend, and l am now In perfeca
heath, and I feel a. we'll ~ ever did. / oon:
slider your medicine one OF the greAts.t OF
blessings. AhS. u. MAniiN
Bold by all druggists everywhere at sim pss
Logan 4 90, Agents, Wheeling, W. Va
Z. q. Hamilton, Agent. Bsllairs. o.
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ceedingly well. and the cornet solo by
Theo. Roller with orchestral accompani-
ments, was well received and . repetition
demanded. This body Of musicians are to
be especially commended for their play
ing, as each successive performance reflects
great credit on their conductor, Prof. Lue-
ders, who had done much to improve their
style and finish.
1t would be unfair to enter into a de-
tailed criticism of each performances, as the
program was gotten up in haste; but, how
ever, credit is duo each person who took
On active part in the performance. for the
manner in which they rendered the num-
bers or program allotted to them, consider
ing the short space of time given them to
prepare their selection.
The enthusiasm and expressions OF de-
light, given vent to by the visiting mem
bers Of the medical fraternity and their
friends presen& will, we think, cause them
to feel amply compensated for their efforts
in thus entertaining the distinguished Wis
itors.
ReIov we amend the propramme given:
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SPECIAL attention given to the compound
ing of prescriptions at all hours, at the new
East End Pharmacy, III Sixteenth street.
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FOR SAT-
,oS SIsSns rrIcr@m

CLxIxs orr1cEoy~
COMMISSIONERS or 7Er
Jns Commissioner a.
county, offer for sale tSs ueio
short Creek at its noun os1n,y
oedoed ana jointed for ,hssa
l0 cubic yards being eSiisS.sS
south abutment now sfsaLaatst )
cubic yards washed OUT trNms :
ment which are belie,sS u
from the neighborins ssss b
The purchaser viii De- Sahrl
out and removing the ROE. eoa1
Bids viii be receiyedat,Ss n
to the undersigned. until y oas
at Y n. and must be scconssH
natures OF two respeStsSapaekJ
sGree 10 guarantee promn, psssI
p rns ~, S,S: The right is rssE Ss
Chairman Of the Comn,,Ssm
Bridges OF Ohio county apsoe
COMMISSIONS, ossul
Clerk o. the Board ID
". c. SMITH, County EnrSas
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Pools sold this evening at the
Tidal Wave Saloon. This Is the
race Of the season. H0Osier Girl
and Neshannoek. Plenty OF beer,
snort. Nc.
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J.. d. DEHL & Co., J. 8. Welty. War
then & 1ieman, Geo. X. McMechen and
R. J. Smyth sell Charter Oak
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EVERYTHING, pure. fresh and of the best
at the new East End Pharmacy, III Six
tenth street.
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Our second full stock ofdry goods for the
spriug Jade lust received at G, G. Roth's.
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Sealed Proposals. Masonry.

CITY CLERK OFFICE,
WHEELING, W. VA, May n, 1882.
Sealed proposals will be received et the once
AT I O'Clock y. ~, for about 10 or 100 pcrches
OF rough stone masonry, 70 be laid in sharp
sand lime mortar, at Eoff street bridge, across
specifications which can be seen at the city
Clerks once.
Proposals TO be addressed 10 the chairman
OF the Committee on Streets, Alleys ~
Grades, )" the COMMITTEES reservinR the right 20
reject any or all bids. A. J. HAL9TED,-
my25 Chairman Com. on D. "A. 30
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THxRE will be refreshments, q picnic and
fggest Of all q horse race tomorrow at the
Fair Grounds.
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OUR stock of ginghams, lawns, buntings,
etc, is again complete. Call and see them.
Geo. G. Roth.
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BARRED and striped Swiss and a fine line
of white goods, just received and for sale
cheap at Geo. G.. Roth's.
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CIR your prescriptions filed at the new
East End Pharmacy, III Sixteenth street
Everything fresh and pure.
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Pools sold this evening at the Tidal
Wave Saloon for the horse race tomorrow.
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" you like good bread you will always
have it il you use Charter Oak. Robert
Simpe0n
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BvsINEss No1IcIS.
LaBs!Ie BUILDING Association.

cUBsCRIPrIoN TO STOCK OF THIS
- Association, commenced May ". may y
Jacob street, or BY applying 70 any OF the fol-
VIM. q. Handlan. q. NJ. Hathaway, VIM. =.
Graebe, Chas. Esehstruth, Adam kratz, ~.
Roth, H.. Q. Ulrtch. mye
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The biggest attraction of the day at the
Fair Frounds-the horse race.
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FINE soaps, combs, sponges, brushes and
perfumery at the new East End Pharmacy,
liz Sixteenth street.
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REMEMBER the admission tomorrow Is
only 10 cents, including the horse race.
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THE best is the cheapest. Get Charter
Oak Flour. Robert Simpson, wholesale
agent.
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TABLE linens, table linens, table linens,
the cheapest In the city ut Geo. G. Roth's.
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EVERY barrel of Charter Oak warranted
10 give satisfaction. Robert Simpson.
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FESTIVAL M SUPPER

CALL and see our 1910 and l5c dress
goods. Geo. G. Roth.
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BLACK and cream Spanish laces at Geo. G.
ROth's-
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dor RENT-A TWO g.
Il dwelling, ctxh, room.
water; large yard frontips
Front street. Also two ,,o.
rooms and wash houss; oor,.,
ware street. Both newly
nished. Possession at orce. ~Fss
my2Ov ri
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FOR REM.

MICE HOUSE FOR
~ rooms and bath roon
cold wster. Location Good
Ri
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ORR cream damask table linens at 40c are
cheap. Geo. G.. Roth.
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NEW ASSORTMENT
OF Ladies' Neckwear Just opened in large
variety, Splendid stock medium price Lace
and Null Ties, embroidered n plain. Ihese
are marked very cheap. some DeaullIut
STYLES in Spanish Lace. Black and Cream
FfchuS. A very large stock OF fresh n at-
~tractive Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &C.
HENRY JACOBS.
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Indications

lSl. lS2.
b y 50 " 30 ~ 70 %
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ron sAl.
CHEAP H0N1

A CHEAP HONE ~05S
s ~ a ssd' st sso .io.y srieass:S
all n good nplir; ~
With fFans sddinon' 1--WE
rear Of This lot Bosb.sS fo..
terms ca. sCHARSERs%s
Corner. Cheap Ocean snsee
olo from the old eonns.na hin
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Thermometer Record.

As taken at schnepfs Opera House drug
store:
THURSDAY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-15

USE INSTEAD OF UNwHoLEso1IE
COSMETICS, GLENN'S SULPHUR
SOAP, which purifes and beauties
the Skin. HILLS HAIR AND
WHIsKER DYE, Black or Brown,
so cents. ssasacssz4.e-.sss-.s.s.e-a 49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-15
Strangers from the Tropics


visiting this country will find
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND
AND TAR, a superior remedy for the
Coughs, Cold and bronchial diff
culties which change from a tor
rid to a temperate cline always en-
genders. Cubans who have tried it
are loud in its praise, in fact, it has
no equal in the pharmacopeia, or
among proprietary medicines, as a
cure for Throat or Lung Complaints.
Procurable of all druggists at 50
cents and 81. Great Saving by pur-
chasing large size.
Pixies TooTHAOHE DROPS cure in
one minute.