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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF IN EuPLOTER

The principlc of law that relieves an EN-
ployer from liability to an empoye ior injuries tnat nave
been caused by the negligence OF cOempOye mas peeh
carried to great lensih by the court Oi Appeals Ill
decision rendered last week in the suit OF "nuaih l.
,i,rv., executor. etc. against the New-lolk Central
and Hudson River Railroad Company The actoh was
brouct by tie plaintiff for the killing Of nlt
s,t 1gho MAS Il fireman on the railroad. and wh0sd
death WAS caused % misplaced switch at the Lyons
,epot IN January 1871 1t claimed that the ran
road company WAS negligent In not employing d SUI
nceut number OF competent swichmen AT thut st"ou'
Il appeared by the evidence OF the man. whose h'sF
came c,u.,d he accident that he more than sixty
wears old thai he taken from the position Oh Dag
caoeIuar and made a switchman against his own WILL
and that he had duties TO perform than ouSHs"
have been required Of him. But IL also shown thas
his work required uttle skill, aud that Wch the a'cN'ns
happened he ina just et local tram oul Vi ne oe"'
ward al tne Lyons station aud theh forgetting 'V'V
adjust his switch had wa ked down To the depot iHo'
ne seated himself on box and entered into CONVERSE
tion with "A friend and, wnile thus engaged y0uhs
Haryeys train along ran on the hilSp"ce" WIZ"
ana 'y 81 TIA tine Justice non-suited the piaintif
The CO neral Term grated new trit holding in't u.o
- he cInuany wac negligent IN employ IN an IN
cntnrf,ut man insufficient number Oh men 70 otio
ny"rly for the switches. On the second trial the Jury
~. me pliun a verdict for $1,000. and TINS was s1s
tnurd by tne General Term Inc Nourl "i hPP'a,s los
@ t -,,ip tu. Judgment OF the lower courts, Judge
yv writing the opinion. IL held that even II no
swiicnmau was moo fuu! qudAled 10 p,IlollH 40
~ his uositlOn AT tue tne he employed 40
I", ,rnrr opportunty before the accident 10 qualify
himself L. at IL OF no consequence h't the company
n,rei service Of MN that could properly per-
trIn sine. when the accident Ia pcncd ne nad alum
dance OF time hch 10 loatQusJ inc s"llch luAt, NO.
lore The primary cause Vt yOung nave!s death vas
I'M negligence VI cOeLupOye, IOr mblch the master va"
not liable. , $1,000, - o.. ,ho ,l,,nfif
nv tIe nle General Martiud.lc, ana argued ~ lhs
Court of Appeals by Mr. Oliver, OF Rochester -,
adams, OF tanandaigua conducted the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25

MAJ: and. unfortunately for himself n0
bss been guilty of pcrversion OF inc ''o'S
Meantime his achievements nave peen
marnifed in tho -Blaine newspapers very iiiu'h
on the principle that the joke Of man VINO seldom
makes one will receive more applause than JOKES
froro an habitual wit They were apparently agleea-
bx surprised TO find that he could put questions To-
g,,her and 40 this peculiarly commonplace ana dui
xo,ng man. rather under the medium height was
rc,rosented IN the heroic attitude If striking at
Tho heart of things" and guiding the investigation
rith wise and shrewd " questions and so forth
md so on.
In one of these wise and shrewd " questions
which struck at the heart of things Mr.. Bel
mont informed the country that Mr. Blaine had
said IN effect that there should be treaty of peace
with Chilli unless the Landreau claim was recog-
nized Mr.. Blaine read this to-day and asked Mr.
Belmont to oblige him by showing the passage In
fhe correspondence which made that statement or
could be distorted into it. MIR. Belmont grew pale
meIed, first sand perhaps he was not correctly
reported and then said he was. When MT
Rlalpe read passage from the correspondence
showing what he had really SAID MI Peii mon
looked decidedly nonplusscd. He Is not only mex
perienCed but he is evidently person or $40" IN,
telectual processes. The plight IN which he iound
himself with Mr. Blame forcing hlm To an accouh,
with his hghinng-ike quickness OF thought ana
speech. would have been pltiable II MI Belnont
had deserved sympathy. But ne Is as oosu-
nate as he is slow, and he finally threw down
ms penc in pet, saying that what he had said was
true that Mr. Blaine had said IN effect hat he lad
stated This put him back where he began. nose
who remember the sad fate of Job stevenson; froc-
tor Knott, and other men Weighing goou man!
pouuds to Mr.. BclmOnt's ounce, VINO nave urea W
Stump on Blaine" expect to see the last state oil
that Young man worse than the nIst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25
TO CELEBRATE HuNDREDTH BIRTHDAY.

MILTON, Conn, April 25.-Ihere will be .
gathering here OF the friends aud rclauo"'v
Mrs Clarissa Raymond who celebrates her hnnui'"'
birthday She retains the OF her faculties 10 "
markable degree IN spite OF her age she can Nc"
easily has the OF her eyes aud walks about TOO
she Is expected to sit down at dinner to-day wis
seventy guests aud TO entertain other visitors Mrs Ray
,nopd WAS born in Stamford, Conn Her father "-'
Deodate Davenport and she is descendant Of INC nov
John Davenport. the founder of NewHaven Her ia'"e'
aud grandfather each had families OF fourteen chiro1
Sue Was married Ia 1904 10 samuel Kay AOud IN" -
for "A time ia Hester-st, Newlork, where ber husos
died IN l-l4 sho lIyed for slAIy eight years ~
ono time live generations OF her family lived under .
same root Her living descendants are TWO e nio
born in 1900 and 1906 thirteen grandchildren
children, and great sreat srandcAui'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25

Mr.. Bemont-n have at al it has boon very cara.
lessly. VIII"
Mr. Baine-I should think 80. If you attribute to ma
language that never used.
Mr. BelmontI do not think II necessary To continue
answer to Mr.. BlaIne's implication, further
than this: Tho report OF my examination ia
apparently correct The quotation marks 1 am
not responsible for The meaning OF my question am
responsible for What mean TO say In IL Ia this That
according TO Mr. Blanes dispatch O june Ii there ara
no courts Peru that the country Is In state OF disco
htlon aud therefore, unless the claim Is nrst audi
cat9d there shall be no treaty Of peace
Mr Baine-NO. sir; there Is nothing Ike that IN TIA
dispatch, and nothing that can be distorted lntoiL
from my dispatch. which viii furnish
TO you. beg you 20 show mo any.
thing Of that kind In ~ any shadow Of H. or any ~
semblance 10 IT, anything that can De distorted IT,
Mr. Belmont was taking the two dispatches a. A
whole, and, The rcfDre said that think n much ore.
ferab.e both for the and FOR each examiner 10
wait until certain questions come up, aod then shall
be- willing TO enter into their discussion.
Mr.. BlaDe-G wrote 10 Mr.. IrescOtt 10 disablse tbs
mind OF the CHILEAN Government OF any impression that
the United -tafes meditaied Intervention beyond the
Use Of s good offices and Nj Belmont says tnat 90 s
18TH Of December Mr. Blaine wrote his last dispatch 10
South America, Ia which he IN effect that there
shall be no treaty OF peace without the recognition OF
the Landreau claim
Mr. Belmont-I say "Yn effect" say 20 still. hold
that my inference Is "A correct one.
The further examination of Mr. Blaine post poned
until 10 O'Clock Oh Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25

RIcmFoRD, VT, April 24-A clew has oeen
found to the murder OF young Jackson. whose ooo'
discovered in brook In sutton, Quebec 10" aA9 20
Last summer two arrived at Abercorn' ana LIE o
hired himself out for the hayinS season W 49,"
Inealls He and his companion then started 'hio"n
~, vooa In the house OF q named Breeto W "
,a,n work for tho latter who. the elder man told lhs
had plenty Of money and had come over Io paa II
hcal, ana 10 SEQ the country Tue TWO men "a.
% IA rot 20 10 Broezos That night the elder man 70
tnrned aud took Tor Canada aIths 70 so " vas
~ iognlls 10 Is thought that the ounscI msn
Iaekson These facts viii be forwariea W '"o '
soa relatives VI tho desd NAN IN England
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-02
A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT
ELEGANT HONE,
IN BROOKE COUNTY, ". VA,

! offer for sale my place, better known Y, u
Home tlace" OF the late Adam Kuhn, ", y
pfopeFtylon the hill back Of and AdIOining A'p,
lnE town OF hclsbuR, aud consists Of M! ~,
hcres OF land with Its appuHcnanCCs. lhe w
lngcly occupied by young apple orchards o ~ ~,
varieties; als0 with peaches Itan quihc'=' el''''
rasPoGrrieS, black berries. &c. &c $500, =.
me house Is n large brick. with .lAte ioa -
tanning fourteen rOOmS and several llFr go
besides iriit and other cellaR issutslahilal ~
anu one Of the best finished house 10 TIE pSs y,
hIu lSall In good order and condition Au ~
rounded by great variety Of large eNsIrtti M
Othef beautiful trees and ShFnbb+y never ', N
sspnhgs near the house and lafIe cs'''n F"
Upon the premises Is larrc IAn also stlys N M
Satflage House, GIneTy Spring lioase ~ M
necessary outbnIldingS. There isAls0a III ~ wt
ana frame Tenant House Of i've rooms ,uaigtpr,i,N
AI iu ciAlefn nj the door. The whole ~, W vkith
WIN The celebmted Steuhenville ytia oI'''
before long Will be valuable ,r.,.J,,,bl
Inc place lies on the WellShufg 40 ~ ~
turnpike, and the dCIsIo the r, ". H,Ssili ia.
foAd u near the foot oil the HILL the utiI ~ A.
Ing only several kquRTCs further ana w. n
railroad depot, connected by icFTy. luiiISh.,yIL
river II Il, by nall, within 70 minlttS o. o., I'D
~ minuies OF steubeuvillc, and about - w.
This ia desirable home and such p'oIeT,I, I ! a 3
often offered for sale, and no healthier I"'"'-
be found. ~
Anyone wishing to purchase will le nov DS5 ~
property by the owner. on the premise a. n af
Information may 10 obtained ifnil w H. Etlp
clay, merchant, opposite the Hudson hV1''
burg. ,-.,.,,b I
The subscriber prefers to ,cll At PTy1SIS M Ffa
not Enld, however, before lCksDA J., .snStiSp d
i will, on that day he offered ut Pubslc h
The front door Of the Court House. III "e'S''''
Ayeclock A; y; ,-.,,.,..,.., IN A d,il1bs
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and read BY Mis- Mary Bulky Of ParEers.

puIBi W. va,
This was well written composition, and
considering the brief time given TO lts prep.
aration, worthy Of great praise. The com.
ments Of the young writer were we'll sup.
ported by happy quotations from some oil
the poets best Inspirations, and concluded
with the fascinating picture Of EyAngeline,
when after confession homewArd, serenely
she walked, with Gods benedction upon
her."
Thirtesnth-An Erabesoue for the piano
was brilliantly played BY Miss Mora Weber,
Of Cumberland, Md.
Fourteenth-"The Departure OF IIia,
watha," read by Miss Fannie Ali, OF Pitts.
bcrgh. Pa This young lady has fine, we'll.
trained voice, which enabled her TO render
some passages In an effective manner, while
her full, clear tones, rich and mellow In
quality, brought out each word In manner
that enhanced the beauty Of the poetry.
Fiiteenth-"Overture to Tancredi, by Ros'
Misses Jennie Wilson, Nellie 'Maher, Mora
Weber and Jessie Campbell. 1t was bril-.
liantly and effectively rendered, serving rs q
hitting finale 70 30 enjoyable all entertain
mGnt.
Unfortunately the absence OF our beloved
Bishop, (who was Unexpectedly summoned
TO assist at the funeral OF RI Rev. Bishop
Lynch, Of Charleston, s. CT deprived the
young ladies Of the great pleasure they an.
ticipated In hearing the address he had
promised for the occasion. As II was, how.
ever, hearts, voices, brains and fingers united
In forming an offering "worth more than
gold and precious stones" since 1t was the
spontaneous gift OF pure, fresh girlhood
greeting with fond affection one whom they
love, to name, the Home poet Of their native
land. VERITAs,
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PERSONAL PENNINGs.
News and Gossip AbOut Individuals oil
Moro or Less Prominence.

moro or Less Prominence.
Charlie GersdorT, Of the Washington Sfnli.
mel, is in the city
Rev. DR.. A. Buchanan, wife and child Of
MOnndsyille, were in the city yesterday.
Judge Patton, OF the Supreme Court oil
Appeals arrived In the city yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. Andrew BrockerhofT, Pennsylvania
lumber merchant and very pleasant gentle
W. G, W. Day, editor and proprietor oil
the Waynesburg, Pa, Republican, accom-.
panied by his niece, Miss Libbie n. Day, arc
visiting friends in the city.
Hon. Henry L. Cox, Of Morsantown, YES.
terday morning delivered a most excellent
address to the faculty and students Of the
Wheeling Female College.
s. G. Williams, an old Wheeling boy, is in
the city adjusting the loss Of the insurance
company he represents, In connection with
the South Wheeling glass house fire.
Parsons, the Photographic artist, has com,
pleted and has on-exhibition a fac large pic.
ture OF Kemple, the well known humOrist,
Of this city, who lectures at the Opera House
this evening.
Doorkeepcr Nealis, OF the House, is some,
thing Of sheep raiser, and yesterday he was
presented by Colonel Beall, OF Brooke county,
with picture Of his celebrated Merino ram,
bismarck" which he prizes highly.
Capt G. l.. Hemrick is at present acting Ms
conductor on the p, W. & Ky. express and
Is rapidly becoming popular favorite. lie
Is from the main line and Is filling Capt.
H9mmond's place, whose friends will regret
to learn he Is Ill.
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TO. EDWARDS, NJ. D., Health officer.


Its Present Stage, and Notes about Itl
Craft.
The regular packets were all on good time
yesterday.
The Dilrnal was yesterday mornings Par.
kersburg boat.
The Alex Swift was the only boat down. II
had coal in tow.
About 8 o'clock last evening the Nail City
arrived from above.
The Joseph Stone and Daniel Kane passed
up yesterday with large tows Of empties.
The river continued to fall yesterday, the
marks last evening indicating depth Of lC
leet ) inches Business was very dull yes
terday.
For two days past residents along the
wharf have had their ears assailed BY the
Screeching OF patent steam whistle called
the mouth organ" that has been tried on
thee. !. Lucas and Little Anna. Iteom.
mences in low tone and then goes towel
it makes ones hair stand on end.
CrNclNXArI, March 1.-River 81 feet and
alling fast Weather cloudy and mild.
PIrTsBURGH, March River feet lO
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
mining.
CAIRO, March 1.-Arrived: Florence, St,
Louis; City OF Vicksburg. Vicksburg; G. W.
Anderson, Nashville; Belle Memphis, St.
Louis; X. r. Springer, Cincinnati Departed:
Florence. River 50 feet 10 inches aud falling,
Weather fair. Thermometer IS.
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-The river fell 3 feet
in the last twenty-iOur hours and the marks
now show 20 feet in the canal and 20 feet Is
inches In the chute on the falls. Business
good. Weather warm and pleasant De-
parted: John Gilbert, Tennessee river.
EVANSVILLE March 1.-Arrived: J. B. vii.
liams and tow, Louisville; James W. CAT,
Memphis; Rainbow, IronsldeS, Louisville.
Departed: Williams New Orleans; II. T.
Dexter, Cairo; Rainbow, Louisville. Weather
clear and mild. Mercury Coz. Wind south.
west. River ~ feet and 0.lO inch scant and
falling,
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WTANTED-A GOOD Roy - APPLY
w At DilEeIs restaurant, next door to Post.
Office, IN tlAy NIP
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The following conveyances OF real estate
were admitted TO record yesterday:
Sandrock and her husband, Oscar Sankrock
to Alex. o. Maxwell OF the east half OF lol
No, IS, situated on Indiana street, between
North York and North Huron, in Zane.
Island addition. Consideration SLIGO.
A deed made February IS, 1852, by Gus
taye Blum, Of this city, TO Isaac Blum. o
Philadelphia, OF onG.half interest in lot No. {
in square No. Is OF the city OF Wheeling
Consideration 1850.
A deed made February %, 1852, by Eugene
A. Hildreth TO Isaac Blum, OF Philadelphia
OF the one.half interest in AID to the use o.
n certain wall OF brick building now stand
ing on lot owned by said lIildrOth, and OF
that part next to lot No. D in square No. 10
Consideration $5OSI.
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CEALED PROPOSALS,
CRY CLEHK,s orrlcE,

MHGbLINuI W. VA, FcpfuhFy y, lSl
Sealed proposals will be received Al In ~
the City Clerk until WEDNESDAY. WI
], 1881, at 8 O'Clock p ~. for the rripoV,i y 7.
kitchen garbage and Oiihl from within ~ !.
limits for TIT. year commencing APRIL i, 10 4
bids 10 be rs follows; -
For the Fint District, comprising all Of th,E,
For the Second District, comprising til, s.,,I
and Seventh wards. s'''-
and Fourth wards. 1''1 u
For the Fourth District, comprising All npA .
Wheeling creek TO CRldweil'S run.
For the Fifth District, comprising all opA
No persons will be awarded for more lh,s.
district, nor can they be interested N any p,-,.
for more than one district. '''F-
Proposals TO be addressed 10 the "Ch.rs,,
the Committee on Health" the committee H.,
Ing the right TO rc!cnt any or all bids. '''A
FRANK BOWER
Iy9s Cty Cltf
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AN absence EXPLAINED.


The Body OF F. VI. Kyle Found Ia the
ereek-The Inquest.
On the morning Of Tuesday, February 9lst,
F. NJ. Kyle was released from the City Work
house, where he had been serving term for
drunkenness. That night about II o'clock
he left his home saying to one OF his daugh.
tors that she would have an opportunity Of
attending his funeral before many days had
passed. That was the last ever seen OF him
until yesterday morning rs Dan Crumbackcr,
youngest son OF George Crumbacker, of the
Fourth ward, was rowing across the creek;
close to the north bank opposite the Creek
Mill, his oar caught in something that re-
sisted. lie pried aud pulled little and there
rose 10 the surface the face OF drowned man,
horribly swollen and blistercd.
Frightened half to death by the staring
CLASSY eyes, the lad rowed rapidly to shore
and communicated the news. Squire Phil
Ups was summoned, and the following Coro-
ners jury gotten together: HOMER Cline,
George Vert, Antony T.ally, Ed. Costello,
James Cassidy VIM. West, D. l.. Mckinney,
Joseph Ennis. z. Depner Ben. LoeilIer, II.
J. Rose and Isaiah Baker. The body lay at
the foot OF the bank, which was very steep,
so tue jury was rowed across to u point just
above the Creek mill, known as Coal Kun
Hollow, to which place the body was towed,
viewed and then taken to Mendel's under
taking establishment. A verdict OF suicide
was rendered by the jury.
The deceased was man about IS years old,
and leaves wife and four children, two OF
whom are grown up girls lie has always
been addicted 10 drink, and It Is supposed his
mind was crazed. He and his family came
from Volcano about year ugO, and he
went TO work in the Belmont coal mine
until within two months past, when he
started drinking heavily aud rapidly went
down the hill When he left his home
in Alley 10 between Jacob and Wood
streets, on the Tuesday evening in question,
he must have gone direct to the creek, which
was on high at the time, and thrown him
self in, as his hands and face were imbedded
in the slimymud. His family, since his alb
senCe, have supposed him to be on spree.
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Ghe GnteLtiqenar,
Now Advertisements.

Houses and Building Lots for Sale.
NOtice-Redemption Of City Bonds.
Situation Wanted.
Trustees Sale.
Passenger Steamer Bright Light.
l.ost-Fiyc Pointed Enameled Star.
Beautiful Flowers for St. AIphonsu,
Church.
Opera House-ITarry Miners Comedy 4
Company.
Opera House-Jamcs A. Herne's Hearts OIL
Oak.
A Well Established Business for Sale In
Whole or In Part.
Make the Children Happy.
10 Architects and Builders.
ION the Track
Santor DIS Radical Cure-Fourth page.
boy Wanted-Head Of local
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The present term OF the Supreme Court OF
this State was opened yesterday at the State
House, Judges johnson, Raymond, Green
and Patton on the benth. The term is known
as the special spring session. 1t was opened
Mt p. NJ, and the following transacted:
Watson vs.. Michael & Ice. from Marion
county. Motion for new trial dOcketed.
State VS.. Robinson, from Kunawha county.
WritOf error was allowed.
Adjourned until Saturday morning at 10
O'CLOCK.
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WANTED.
CORN WANTED,
RoR RENT,

Fe sdi;II;'l " ROOMS FOR RESS ~
MRS GHRRSil22 II ET@I,rTeg loiseI EsaSIIS :,
-; SStsHILLh, lU1l Market street SDS,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-02

Mn. JONI NAL is cashier Of the famous
Sehnaiders Brewery and Garden, st. Louis,
No., and he states that for some time he sui.
Tered severely from rheumatism, which de.
ned a number OF remedies, and was, appa.
rently, becoming chronic. Through advice
Of friend he tried St, jacobs Oil, and after
applying i to the affected places found I'M.
mediate relief. In short time the alarming
symptoms had disappeared, and to-day he
considers himself completely free from the
painful complaint, without likelihood OF It's
Iscufrenee. let he Is never withouta sup.
by o. this valuable Panacea, aud has It ready
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-02

There Is a falling OF in the numbers since laE,
week but the supply l. generally reported n annie
for the demand, which q by no means active y
get thOir money back. The quality will ayer,sc
better than last week Prices range IRON SI(agjIc a
few extra hogs selling at the hitter price IA'' T"
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IADIESI

Remember orr Great Closing Out Sale.
Our entire stock must be sold without
reserve as We arc about 10 retire from
the retail trade.
SPEYER BROS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-02

RENARKl

The receipts have been very light, and less thar
hall Of them have benn Of good gfadeS Por nv
6est sheep the market has been active, with rood
supply, are fatheI dull. We quote shOen n isGiSc
with lev a the latter price; most Eiei iron IHs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-02

The run was light to-day, tilt proved ODE quite
enough for the demand. which was moi active M
any time, except at wholesale, when prices were
higher thAn they were last week. In the retail mar.
ket there wAs slight Improvement IN pFcS ~ ibe
better grades, but towards the close Tie Improve
mentwaS lost, and common cattle we've a trifie on
nom last week. Prices Sa67Ie, With most aeS from
Mich Cowl-PricOs so OOa4S 90; common COWS In
no demand; Lest cows In good demand.
TIE KWTSE NInEFr
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STATIONERY,
SKIN DISEASES CURED

By DR. FRAZIER's Magic Ointment, c,,,..
y ~ magic, P1mples, Black Heads or GTubS BlStcb
Ana LTuptionA on the face, leaving me Ills SIcat
I,ob ana beautiful. Also cures Itch, R,fbcf',
ChSnnC5t r hneHmb Ietter, Rlngwom, scald Head
nate uleen aud Rnrrs ~ ~ ~ -H'fe, O1u, OOsl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-02

A DOCTOR at Richmond says that II people
will take bath In hot whisky aud rock sal,
twice year they will never catch cold.
Until somebody has tried this new remedy we
would say: Stick to the old and reliable Dr..
Dull's Cough SVfun,
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SPEYER BROS,

BEAUTIFUL China Chamber Toilet
Sets for decorating at W. II. RINEHART
& BROS, lgl5 Market street.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March FL a. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer and fair weather, winds from south 10
west, slight rise, followed by falling bur.
ometGr.
For the Lower Lake Region, fair weather,
southcrly to westerly winds, stationary, or
slight rise In temperature.