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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-21

restore functions am rru.ut attst,r ..l 90 ....-
ness where before w@s drsf'nlcn-y li.4 -ls
The Specific Medicine j. heias u~7d viii vs---
derfu success.
PamE lets sent free to alt Write f,r them and
get ftlil particulars.
Prie Specific sl.oe per ~ kase, 81 tx packs-rs
for S. viii b- sent by III ON fecei; % nr"usy
Address all order
,. =. SIMPSON MEDICINE 80.
Eurslc. New York.
Sold in Sslipa BY Oscar s.itz.
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1TT nATTERs,
Erfss Sotss on Eursesf Events Of 1IinoY
-AI.t #IlH IpfSr<1l 70 |.H

~NtFt ssstSN OF lLlnDf
sTh4 y InttS<st.
TzI toIo:ed toiLs y. rrIsr :e-eeiebrss.
Ch:sainas niEhs sith tall GEf-
TAr Wilson LJeszm, The eolo,sd DEBATING
club. ktId Ia Tn: rLsstInZ Of tie ssasua 4:
tss Fifth stree. eaE-th l.,s night. gE@ &
's4rA77rx S.rrkIsS,7r.n ! ys,y fanny
play. Win BE presented .. the Orers Eouse
ikh sTsnisS, 10 ee7s: % !iEs< iadisses-
LtT7r,s Advertised Ta.sdiy December y
les3: C. Q. c. Cakybganan, C. Gaathe.t, J.
u. KANE, Mtss Ami. gII.J, J. n. Rote.s.
Or iasftiage Iesnse was iA7si Yesterday,
u. tartis. b.inE yo1tg gentleman i,ucn
Histou snd he danShtss 0! minister Of
ihi vicinity. :. n NJ 5.-g n.
Liz1u Nun, > Jocns gri, slipr4d as,
sr.aiss on Matte. street. E.trssn FIi,h snd
s1th, And =. v s<Tesely injured that ,h.
bad 10 be aksa haizs. rg7g'
CorScIL meet, thia sTesipE. sud ~ tht. /
d. time hIsd 10, the election Of = CHE!
Xasshil Oh tie Fire Department, Al In:srsa:.
ing ss.sion Il Anticipated.
TAr1E rs meeting Las, srenink Of ser
s:sl ncisty gentlemen 10. The purpose o.
talking oTer th4 atTitadlIty Of yeosgaoI1ins
The ls82 German fo' shs coming holidsJs
A Srryra And social 10. the b+n.f: d
Thompson ". T. ehurch, leland, will h
,;,is 49,, ,n.,n,'--o, 800. II. 49,.
H. rr,a.xs,r.r, ~ Il. 49, ....i.sTtt ~
~ Son-,s-,,Ior - . "A1' - -
~. ~
+. LEE n.JAa! Icy soclsty me- ~ hisn,
adopted '.s0iutio1 thanking the Eoast o.
-, ~, ~ ~. w..s 80, 60, -
,bI-s ~ - 80. - =
I G' u -; - -. . !. s. !. : :. -
!Ltat h"E yestefea? eiElltseo 10 record
8 aesd haale Eeefat.J J. Ei' Or tht road
o. 81 E 70 Of Moefiy en':e: @1. y.
~ hlthsH' IN e9haaefa,1on o. slG ~. we
9 W. - . ~ - 1872 4yt - VI
Io'aN !. w. ~ -. - ~, 80, U.s. ~ ~ =,
:, A y OF ths lofsety ea,Gs asslhi =. Jonn
Il. every sis eeIIeg ~ FsII! o. .se circuit
Goaft ytatt'os sha a!tsf masn dlleaiIy .
le! Va occurred. ihetout Inen aa!qtHned
nhtil ths 'o'ehoHar On account o. tne 40
'saes oil important "ItSesLsa IRON TIE cay.
GALLAGHER, the 1ea: osde. torge,, seem,
70 have ric.iuized several botehers- The
Latest OF bis operations % te aiscore'ed Va,
the signing Of B+rr Welhauss mime 10 40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-12
WHEELING'S BIG HILLS
A MO THEIR ECONOMIC VALUE
csi, nn.s;ss.. c.n.,s a,t S.sarsl F,r,tii;.l
sssrt4 Ia sst Sra, N,fls-Ass nan.
Astass Set Ia ssas Fla. ss1 p.lieat.
Hs.a-l pe.efi,tIss u ,ltS;fs,..


Fox the lhteIltsGncsf .s
The newly awakened Intese., 10 tail,oad.
.tadias toward. our ely hss. brpush, Into
prominence the t.et that available points for
their eau.uee. s,e extremely few. owing to
the hills which 20 closely environ us VII.
ling As We may Be TO sdmi, ,ha, Just al pres.
eat shes are sonteShAt In the way. ye. Il Il
to .ats, value in an economic poin, OF REV
re visa to call POUR attention. In doing
tah We oses you the. following facts, rnsny
Of which ARE 50 well luosn that 10 mention
them would b q superaaity, we~ |. no,
tha. they form 4 part OF the series which We
propose to take in ie,ail. To enable you to
locate In your minds the different strata We
may refer 20 We will state tina, the hishes,
point Of Chapline hill Is ores tso9 iess above
the bed Of the river. or to be more exac. ooa
feet four inches, as found by Nj. James Gil.
christ, who ran the levels to determine It.
And aswe propose 10 take itia the ascead.
Ing order We will take the BID OF tie rire,
below the mouth OF the creek for oar stand.
poin. and climb the = hill at the best
speed We may. 4 step. OF sEsenty.Gye or thfr.
~ feet bEiasS Us 70 the top Of tEe.riyrr bank,
which Is here an excellent brick cisy to 4
depth o: eighteen feet; bn, had We .aken our
station for a starting Ioih, q. the head 81
the wharf We would have had to have added
forty to a!ty feet to oar stride 10 reach the
top of the bank. and would hsYe covered 4
body OF as fine building sand ~ ever water
laid down or mason mixed In mortar, bp,
this Is digression which does not help ns np
the hill 50 We will at f1nne ttt,n fr, n,,, ,r,.t
A second step Of titsy fee, brings % 70 he
ledge OF and stone from which mos, or the
stone used in our buildings and bridges have
been taken. This stratum Is shout twenty.
FIVE feet .bieks i unsurpassed for Eesther.
sng qualities BY any workable stone ia ,he
hill. A snort step Of eighteen feet brings U.
70 the main coal, known In our local geo.
!ogy a. no. !. bot In the geological reports OF
Ohio and Pensylvania a. No. S, or .H,n Al
figures or letters are u.ed to designate the
strata What the value OF this coal i can b.
partially measured by The present v ealth OF
give i.s full uropor.ions = sr' - - -
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An fntsrtstinS Meeting or The Iron Men
.-..EH I'fn YeAfspdsy fg7 .f1- .gHa. -

. ID
4 melting Of Directors Of u. ya.ions Iron
mill. sss bed ii ID. oaee Of tie glrentde
ifoa Company, on Main street, y.s:x.tay, 70
receive ihs Anal fspo.t Of the Committee N.
pointed to inresttSi;s tie feasibility Of In.
PRODUCING the manutseta:e Of steel n.il. and
Interchange view Informally - to the detail.
Of The project. The meeting sas largely NJ.
tended aad there rss pretty t..s discussion
upon some pointa While .hose Who r.,s
! present we're very retiesnt After The rns.,InS
IS to What bad taken place, Il I, beiiey,d
that rlthe. heated ehe1sxson occurred on
oae o. two points I'..-.-' 4
The meeting Vas called b. seauss; o, The
officials Of the Top mill. A veil Known irou
man told 3 repoEis. Yesterday. that Is Ms
doubtful whether the Top NUTS s,ockholders
sonld authorize the subscription to the
susl Cogtany's stock, - . diffsreacs OF
opinion hsd arisen asnong them, soens think.
ing thAta stock diyidend toeove. the amount
Of The subscription sbonh be declared, shiIe
othsrs opposed this idea. q L 4 :. ,''~ :
The principal topic under discussion y.s.
te'tay rs the haas Of representation OF tina
various mills 10 The new company: whether
the stock should be In PROPORTION 70 the rel.
3Ast tSf-N4At y! S4&e fL4fH Ss 70 Toe tlt "a Of.
ital stock. or shrther each should subscribe
the sane amount OF eorne no action OF A
binding nature can be taken until the Steel
Company Is Organized, but the differences 81
opinion we're a decided xhen the meeting
adjourned - when IL met. R-6S'
The ooum!ttee reported tia. II had secured
options on = nunbx. Of eligible sites, With =
yler 70 defs.ring the selection until att-s an
organization was effected. The site will De
cao.en where the moat advantages are TO be
secured tos the least money. and no mitt viii
secure soy advantages by location near It,
Or suffer by It's yemoteae.s. As j, Is intended
% buy the pig iron produci OF the various
blast furnaces At a unitosm price, delivered
on the carr or beat at the furnace, and 10 .ell
the nail plate at uniform price to all mills,
delivered On boat o. cacs al the mill. Other.
wise location equally satisfActo,y 10 all par
ties could never be secured.
4 plal has been discussed In the meetings,
though nothing has been done In regard 20
1t, to ente, into pool Arrangement. 10. the
sale Of all nails made by mills belonging to
the Steel Company. II this were done, !,
would amount 10 d practical consolidation
OF the mills In all but name. 4 leading
Iron man expresses The opinion that ul.,.
nately the mills which en,e: into the Steel
Company will consolidate, bn. II such q
Thing ts possibility 1t Is In the remote fu.
ture. tH
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RIVER NEWS.
Local and TetezrnpI,ic-noyem OF
EoHts, Etc. --I-

I.ocal and ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF
BoHts, Etc. .
The climax, the north end ferryboat con.
tinues to run notwithstanding the Ice.
The Belle FRINGE arrived from shove with
a barge OF pig iron and the Monitor came UP
light from below. rEet@ =
The Sidney arrived about noon and will re.
main here until 1t Is ascertained what the
river Is going to do. y. =,
Tte coast ateaIae.s will not run to-day on
account OF the danger t. be experienced from
shore ice. Ice was floating in the river yes.
terday. -
The river was falling all day yesterday,
the marks last evening indicating q depth OF
but 8 feet3 inches. Reports from headwa.
tiers Indicate decided Iise, the effects Of
which will probably be te!. hess BY tbs al:
tesnoon. ''t.''I ~
The ". +. Chancellor passed down a. p.
y. for Charleston and the Scotia passed un
for Pa.ketsburg early yesterday morning.
The Emina Graham is due due down to-day.
All OF these boats have been detained Eevera,
days BY the loo. j
Pittsburgh coal men are very anxious for q
big enough rise TO let them out before the Ice
sets in. They are filled with the grayest an.
prebeusions for the safety Of their Graf, on
the Allegheny aud Monongahela rivers, with
the coal with which these boats are loaded,
Over Is, 900 900 bushels Of coal are awaiting
shipment to Southern cities, larger amount
than has been In the popl at any single time
for years. This, with sha boa,s and basses III
which the coal Is loaded, are valued al s..
COO. 900 and the tow.boatE along the wharf are
valued at 81 ,501. GOO more. This property is
In such Il condition that II the present cold
spell should cause the rive to freeze over, the
breakup which would follow would be at.
tended with loss greater than ever before
experienced. ~ ~,
Pl7TsDuRon, December l1.-River / feet 8
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
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me LINE sTo5z sTg4Trx

Another step OF seventeen or eighteen feet
anu We reach the base Of the great Limestone.
whics here reaches thickness of twelve or
fourteen feet. To thia stone We wish partic.
ular!y TO dt:ect attention, as In our iudgrne Mt
Il has not received a little OF the consideration
1t deserves both 70. Quick lime and Nc Adam,
The reason perhaps why the lime made from
this stone has been rejected by our builders
is Ia lack otcapacity to receive sand and
sand IS much cheaper commodity than
lime; yet spch Is It's composition that NOR.
tar made from it would almost equal the IA.
NOUS Roman cement, which ontlas.ed the
stones 1t bound together. Fo. McAdsm Il
Is preeminently lifted by It's hardness, tough.
ness and ~eatheHng qualities The dits,cnl.
~ experienced In bfeskingi, with Mapping
hsmrle' his been the cause OF its rejection.
but the introduction OF the steam stone
breaker should no longer permit it to remain
untitled. A couple Of feet above thislime.
SOMEONE'S in coal No. OF our series. This coaI
has no! been opened within the city limit
and where seen does not appear 70 be al any
value, but at Jim's Run, milez down the
river, 1t is mined. Ills 1 feet ! inches thick.
cad Is & Tery fair coal. Ten feet above this
coal We ind the blue and gray liu-.;one
from which much Of the enict!ime IL made
that Is used IN this vicinity. From tksss
are taken much OF the Iimes:ass nd in ;hs
blast furnaces. This lmes.one has a variable
thickness bAt Is nowhere less than feet "a
rqGs Up TO I, varying al the different onan'
ings. where II tskes on OF. leaves of certain
memhe which are not 20 persistent NOV 81
'icb In carbonate Of lime as the bIue and prav
are r- "e 49," B. ~
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KID GLOVES.

We have one show case fall OF odds and
ends; We do not mean That tlleyare soiled
or poor stock, but on the contrary recom'
mend Them 10 be frst-class. We call
them odds and ends only because the AZ.
sortucnl IL broken, aud In order to make
"r Il fall line Of numbers md c0l8rs IRE
had 10 put In Gloves That sell at sl.OO.
$l.23, $3.50, and we offer them al the
uniform price Of 75c pair 10 clean up
our stock. 4. l.. RICE & co.
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The Blankets We sell for home-m made are
genuine, not Eastern blankets marked home.
made. Please call and examine them. Sos,
o0ID and 2D1l Main street JoHs ,RoKxts,
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FOR SALE.
FORSELE
H0rnbro0k's Park /,

On The National Eoat. X mile aas;p N, t!IT
Of "heelirS: contains about E:!y Rc,r,, Eca s15lr
sou, eig!o!y lotaied. o;conrGuent .rrss, ,urosr1
ed by grand natural scenery. o,iziIAIJ i4;d o1by
the late Thomas o,nbyooS, Esl., Who mad i !
lies study b. labor and err4. e1r%p,c 10 n9it II
what II i, a beautiful and popular .nrscr E+sort
Ths work on the Parx was ro.11aEftI. a1tnt
TWENTY-FIVE ye!tssSo. during which ire tht t.tt..
shs4bpslF ana otheE Ornamental G:Iact.ots have
warm season. II has been visited By lI.Se number
| from distance. and pat;ouIleGl b. Thousands u
the surrounding county; It has no equal iot han
dreds OF miles In Piai o. Size. nsiuJSl Nelti1,
purity OF air. excellent water inm wells AMI
springs.
Bes1des Its drives, pron.snAdes, lawns. IToyt,,
gymnaSs!c and other objects Of amu,snent there
Is great vaiiety OF EyeETeen& MasuolLs. The
Norway, Austrian. Scotch, White ANI Htllltt
Pines. The Silver and AsIysn Fir, Norway Spfuer.
Eed CEDAR; hesth.c.yei cyp,yss. LAWSON Gyp,es:'
silver, sugar: Sycamore; weeping trees qu.ts VA
| yiety. the Willow, Birch, LAiCh, Ash sndl Elm:
well selected assortment Of Fruit Tries, iBClrdIEi
Apple. Pear, Peaches, Cherries, Pluns &c; AseEor
Has Of various kinds. and EtsAt variety Of Shuts
| and house plants Their are Ih1se cOa1t0tAht
dwellings, with stables aud other outhOusts at9
nine beautiful building lots la!d of And uhtl
with ornamental trees and shruotE;y; also NlIr
more lots on same side. The lin Grove StitesCl'
Line has It's terminus At the south gate enhance -
haS AnAA, tEe uspoR VI Ile p d " p1AHSA ~ =
about oue'th!ni Of mile ttul The north eHI!ssdf
gate. Thep!ace has many attractions luE!lg iat
summer. patty wishing to &cute beaut ~
country residence With the surrounding os tee,
shruboery, flowers aud singing birds, ,hj, isA ptr
| 70 meet their desires O,he!wiss, tom X pNst
ably used as public seSoyt, and II TtAnAs'!d Judi
cfousty, would be good investment.
The price and terms can BE- sAo lron the Ageala
the heirs oil the late ThO> Hop OK
ALEXANDER BONE, %.
Real E,:ate lgeai and B,ote:,
Ilc3 Mslfes Street. on Bfoct, oo!. ot 9s.itI ~
Twelfth Strr,tS Wheeling " Vp ha p
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LHHstlnN Ckndy a HtyMaa.
Waated-A E0ok-keei4eE.
s0msihing New at McAlechen'4.
Jona II. loon K Co., Dealers in Grain, &c.
Thurber's Goods-Geo. X. McNechen.
4 Cafd-stautou t. Davenport.
Ge'aian Student Lam ps-Sesb!!t 4 Bro.
Gard OF Thanks-j0hn Reid.
Stockholders' Meeting. 49,
Notice 70 Water Consumers.
Hop Bitters are the Beet Bltte.s. 5a
Make Your Home Happy Christmas Day
Q. !. Lucas-Fourth Page,
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.
Reduction In Pjkuoh.

Present stock OF pianos, steinwsy, Knabe
chickering, Hsllet & Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest pricea
and great reduction for cost. Cali early and
secure g.est bargains.
~. LucAA' Music Srogs,
- aItrsl.ta. .r1- . iI.a Main E.-aaf
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ar. JAYB HOTEL.

TnE retention OF any waste matter In the
systeta produces Injury. The collection Of
.phlcgn," or diseased nlucus 10 time Of cold
moved DE-. Bulls Cough Syrup DOES II
more quickly and eitectually than any Other:
cough syrupmade. i..tFtl
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oYe!lyIng these, with but a, few inches OF
clay between, We find what Is Familiarity
called the cement rock" 4 Stratum from,
eight 10 ten feet In thickness which shall re.
ceiVe more than passing n office, as It's an
aiFals shows It to be almost Identical in com.
position with the celebrated cemen, OF Port.
land, England. That it Is susceptible or be.
ing made into first class cement has been
demonstrated BY 40 occasional prod uc, OF er.
cel!ent quality amongst much that was
worthless Unfortunately 1t has yet TO 70.
ceive the scientific and practical knowledge
which would insure uniformly excellent
product q Iesul' which can never be oh.
ta!ned by thepresenr method of measurinp
the stone aud coal in Paddy barrow. This
stone we frequently see used for McAdsm,
for which purpose It is quite as good NJ clav
into which it soon passes after being snrssd
on our ssreet.. This ciass OF stone alter de-.
competition furnishes the quarter part OF the
brick clays.
overiying and resting on the cement rock
Is the black Limestone" varying it thickness
from IS to 30 inches, making in places fsir
quick lime, while in others It Ia cament
rock: contiguous 10 this "a what il krown
In or ioosl vocabulary as the "Worthen
siale," which is mentioned not for any
economic value It possesses, but for the
peheAt OF those lady readers OF the ISTr1L1.
GEscEr, who are fond Of pressed flowers and
plants and to assure Them Dame Nsture has
the same tastes. aud shows he: handy wo,k
In this stone, since !. e null OF beautiful
impressie@7 OF ferns and kindred plants. On
the top oil this shale coal No. comes in, and
Ike coal No :, has not been pro,peciei In
this vicinity, though worked in other places.
and found 10 be OF very considerable value,
and future Developments may show II to be-
Of value here. At sixteen feet above this
coal we ore at the top OF the second gnd
sstono, which Is composed OF several =,
Layers and though often used as building
stone, is not to be relied upon for good
weathering qualities where e1 posed to Wind
and weather, but isa good strong stone ia.
foundations and cellar walls, The lower
part Of the bed is n shale Containing necul. !
lar markings OF Impressions which have the
appearance o. footprints OF animals; and In
one case one OF these marks 40 completely
represents the track OF a human loot ,bat
about ''ha aniy reason for doubling
i heing such was the inability 10
lind Others like II. Three feet
above the second sand rock coal No. ! shows
ana ten feet above this coal No, S il fou nd
Neither OF these two was OF any appsrent
Waite ut the place " hen found, but like .Le
others they have been prospeo,el ami ara
worked at other places. Above coal No. +
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eoaaeae.s ,..ies oil lime and cement rock,
eraerseinx eishtsea 70 .wsnty lsyers Of var
ious thicknsssss With layers Of 1reiay And
shals .aadsiehsd hetrs.u them. Nos; o.
Fthese stones rsptdly deeumpose on txpos1ss
IN TACT 20 readily dor tksy 1eeoupos- thai
they eo1ld Be applied In the ,s~ s.A:< .,
fertilizers With S-tai Advantage 10 E:o1na'
requiring lime y'.lfl =
Twenty fee, from The TOP OF the tti.bl,
timestdnss carries c. - the stratum OF sand
stone knoEu as ''AIs ic1ka" Thi. st,star,
las been worked IN many places 10 and
around The city, and furnishes very du.abl.
dag. Six feet above The ii " roeksp ne find
coal No. d, here ~ feet Thick. The upp<l
bali OF the KAN Is good blocking coal And
would he an excellent sas coal, ~ !. Is rich Ii
volatile matter, did 1t not bold 70 much sal
phu,. % .ff5 n
Asts !rss 70 N. ror.
Here We .xill mike a big jump, hehtin,
Al coal So.g, one hundred teet above, eoyerini
10 the spring, sandstoae, limestone, cemen
stone, etc, much Of which looked to be good
bat not having been worked nothing b known
Of theis duality. Coal No. 8 Is 4 i've too
seam. low In volatile: matters but high IL
combined carbon, making q lasting and ho,
he ia tae BfaSs IHouSu osaflnS IAfHt
amount OF ash. Osetiying this coal |. seam
OF iron ore. called the Clark ORE, from its has
ing been discovered on the farm OF M. Hust
Clark, !son whence l! has been traced through
all the bills around rs, and In the nsa, future
II the proposed steel works Il b1iit, will
be found 10 be Just the fu1 needed
for the higher grades Of Eteel ores
It L not rich enough to work A. an ORE
holding IS /, does bat shout 81 per centfol
Iron. Over this 4 large body OF limestont
In layers OF from inches TO 2'5 feet thick, ID
all Is TO % feet This stone has been tried Ia
oar b!1st furnaces. aud as whole /, NOT De.
Srable, as some Of the Layers are very .llic
touS. Owing 10 the low price OF stone Il The
furnaces It will not ray to separate It. ore,
these limsa.ones sandstone comes In. which
apparently reaches 70 the top OF the hill. ba,
a. no escapemeat reaches entirely 70 the tor
this Is not definitely known. H.
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THERE Is hardly aa adult person living bu.
ID sometimes troubled with kidney difficulty.
which Is the most prolific and dangerous
cause Of all diseases. There IL no vort OF need
70 have any form OF kidney or urinary trou.
bic II Hop Bitters Is taken occasionally.
af-F, 1tlrf f5-f2.# = as-.Ef 10y .rrfeSu
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DtsarrolxTMExT In matters Of pleasure II
hard 10 DO borne, In matters affecting health
Il becomes cruel. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
never disappoints those who use 1t for obstl-
nate coughs, colds. irritation OF the throat
and lungs Hfc .H flfz# So - Tsrr q 80 s.s-7
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AN enforced fesIdeace Of two years in Cali.
fornia." writes Commander ]. Ii, couhlan.
U. s, n, IRON Marc Island, California, timade
me the subject OF most painful attacks OF
rheumatism. Dr.. Hoyle recommended JEt.
jacobs OIL, which completely cured mr,r
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I. u UILLUN,
1923 Market Street.

MRS. ZIEHESFELDRR is prepared 10
supply families with n llrst.class article
Of lee Cream to-day. No. &c Twelfth
Street. TaF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-12

VIZ advertise nothing tbs: we bare not in
stock. aud allow no Misrepresentation. Every
Article warranted a. represented.
JoHy RoEyyp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-12
latlIea.

Go to l.. Y. Bonds |! you want TO get nice
pair OF hand-.swed Imperial Kid Button
shoes,: With point braz.. common sense, or
opera toes. Another inyoice Just received.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-12

The most elegant line OF Gents. Cloth and
Velvet Chenille Embroidered Slippers lust
received and ready for inspection at a,
!. Y, BiDyp'A. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-12

CALL and see the German and fleece home.
made red Flannel the best in the city 10,
underwear. It will not shrink in washing
Cru, G., Rora.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-12

BttsgErs. Comforts, DC. Nov is the time
70 bny them. The best line IN the city and q.
.oT piices a - GEo. G. EnTH's.