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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-02-14
oil closed last night at s1,OoI.

VIA SiOSOu 1857 hi6ub ~ FA'NNb'
The sleighing seems to be getting
better every day.
Judge and Mrs. Reck, took trip
to jerks twp, to pay visit to their
son, F. M. and family.
-Wasbington's Birthday, on the
22d inst, will be the next legal holi-
day.
Thanks TO Representative Davis
for copy of Smull's Hand Book for
1888.
Mrs. G. M. Sbawkey is visiting
among Stewards Run friends this
week.
Frank E. Mabie, Jenney d An
drews' efficient salesman, paid his reg
ular monthly visit to TioneSta yester.
day.
p. B. Erickson, of Oleopolis, came
up this morning to get the second
finger Of his right hand dressed, which
had been badly smashed on the rail
road
The festival held ut Greenwood
Church, Barnett township, vas sue.
cess in every way. The net proceeds
amounted to more than q hundred
dollars.
This is St. Valentine dag, and if
you should get poor photograph and
good description of yourself, or vise
versa, don't fly off in "huf'" about
it, cause it's only in fun, you know.
Our County Commissioners are
now making a tour of the county list.
ening to the tax. payers appeal for a
reduction in the valuation of his real
estate, &c.
DIR. COburn il still confined to the
house With rheumatism, this being his
seventh week of suffering. He is gain.
ing slowly, however, and will perhaps
De able to move about again in short
time.
While splitting wood with a
brOad.axe last Monday morning, Con-
rad Sibble, of Dutch Hill, whacked
off goodly portion of his left thumb.
"COon" says it didn't make good
kindlipg,
"A letter from Florida, written by
former Forest county boy, in this
issue, will be read with interestFbS
those who have stood the storms and
freezes of this climate durl9sIhe pas
few months. N
Mrs. L. Arner, of SalmGh Greek
desires, through our columns, to thank
those who assisted the family so nobly
during the late food, in rescuipg prop
erty. But for the brave and promp
action of some of the neighbOrs mucl
property and, perhaps, some human
lives would have been lost.
George GlaSsner attends schOO
: at Oldtown. The other evening as b.
came out of school after dismissal, hi
; heard dog barking on the hill-sid
above the school house. He olimbeC
up the hill and found dog and fol
engaged ia bitter warfare. Breaking
a club he attacked and killed the fox
and dragged his trophy home.
On Monday last Mr.. L Il Hack
, EFT, formerly of this place, accompanie'
. by his two sons, Frank and Shelby
started for the Lake of the Woods
which is way up in the British Prov
inces, for the purpose of putting up
! extensive lumber mill for the Steam
Manufacturing Co., of Erie. Lake {
of the Woods is several hundred mile
north of CroOkston, MINI, where "
hear with Shuddering frame of th
. thermometer ranging from 80 to 8
degrees below zero the biggest part
: the winter, Ughl Stir up the FIRE;
L L r
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MORROW. NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON,

Armstrong county, having located
! besta is prepared to attend all pro-
.al calls pHbmptly and at all hours.
,n SSneaEbaugh 4 Co.'s new build
stairs. Office honrs Z to 8 A. NJ,
10 I'm; 2to 5 and 81 70 "a p. NJ.
"a, 9 10 10 A. M; 2to and st to u
Residence in Fisher House, on
I Street. may-lS 81.
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< EnTfoN soLpIERSi

BITE EgtoN soLp1ERSi
beer 3 lfhltted TO practice rs an
In til @nsion Office at Wash
D. @ n I. officers, soldiers, or
ho w,t te injured in the late war,
/, pet Sons to which they may be
l,T al hing on or addressing me at
Pa ,kAhS6. claims for arrearages
u btVy a3'k will receive prompt at
i beet Eer four years a soldier in
sar " ri Having fora number OF
Iare{ epolselfe prosecution Of SOL
4inJ cl4v Experience. Will assure
ksioA1lef claims in the shortest pos
a. Inrf. j. b. AGNEW.
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= Preaching in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday merning and
evening, by Rev. Hickling.
Rev. Hicks will occupy the pulpit
Of the M. E. Church next Sunday
evening.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at
8 p. M; M. E. Sabbath School at 10
a. nj.
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!. COOK, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
at the Central House, Tionesta,
All professional calls promptly at
TO.
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Aside from the above there are sew.
en- vther producing wells on the tract
the aggregate production of which is
1853 barrels, which would make total
production for the Cooper Tract Of
1880 barrels day. Not bad for the
small number Of wells.
BALLTowN.
The well on Porkey Run, at Ball.
town vas finished Saturday last. AT
ter drilling short distance into the
sand the hole filled up rapidly with
oil, and III few hours had over 400
feet in it. Nothing further is known
of it at this writing, but it is expected
to be gusher of no small proportions.
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|rRAL House. Tionesta. Pa,
|C. jackson, Proprietor. This is
|Ase, and has Just been fitted up for
Of the public. A por-
he patronage of the public is soiic-
46-ly.
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tONAL HOTEL, Tidioute, Pa,
sD. Bueklin, Proprietor. A first-
ttel in all respects, and the pleas
Able. janS-s2.
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Conas{lFt sas-'S o.ftil' : wa az cs;lig tlroye
n. Cob, Fattiak'J Afce4 8pnth ward,
90, ~, W,..1t0bi9sosY; Z ~ p. jRfiIn,. o. W.
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lob'HsORs'iF 3. & Az NJ.
FOREST coSSI lF GERS 8, (; {.
fsmser 9fCbaarss1 q Is. ,kIbsg'RoyR. =
feyHJs 4 s6y ylSeilit ite4SylI 9 'l1XLtt, 49,
4 'stenbtbsslE. l.. DAVIS: ~ igsFF
\ retident Jlidgs--W. D. BRO RN. x,
4llstciats Iudgss-J6HN RRcK, ga.
pqsasref--N. 8. lCoREMAN. iss
NllfhoHotafy, Rsgtster q Re3ordegS 1Ec.--
Wts SHAwK EY. !. =" M.Nf: -.
E4tlG.-C. w. CLARk. hsiT -.
MhqssioRers--H Ii. W. LEDEBUR, =. 8,
AIltRsoN, II. A. ZUENpELL.
NV SWperintendeTit--J, L. HILL
y tet Attornev-T, J. vAKGIEsES.
commfssioaeTs-H. o. DAVIS,
8ENAWALT. - ~
" S,ssvevor F. WHITTEK1N.
= tler--C. II. CHURCH
fv a Auditors-G. w. WARDEN, J. A.
III. b. SwALLEY. Pc
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WIN. M. Morrison, Wrightsville,
Pa, says: II have found BIowE's Iron
Bittsrs to be a great appetizer aud
health restoring midioine."
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|kNkdE HOUSE, Tionesta, Pa.,
i. 1Ieslarbaugh. Proprietor. This
II {ehtrally located. Everything
IN well fifrnished. Superior Ac-
iatiou3 and strict attention given
|.s. Vea.etables and Fruits OF all
|erved IN their season. Sample
&. Commercial Agents.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-02-14

Meyer 4 Bloomsbury, Pa,
say; Browns IL Bitters is giving
good satisfaction wherever it is used. !"
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CoBURN, NJ. D.,

II. OOUUKN, NJ. d, -
I PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
81 over fifteen years experience in
ttice of his profession, having grad
4gdlly and honOrably May 10, 1865.
s and Residence in Forest House,
be the Court House, Tionesta, Pa.
25-lS60
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TISTRY-
DIP. / w. MORROW.

Ing purchased the materials DC, of
seadman, would respectfully an
i that he win carry on the Dental
IS in Tionesta, and having had over
rs successful experience, considers
fully competent to give entire sat
Jh. / shall always give my medi-
|ctiee the preference. mar22-S2.
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mTYTc DADED may be found on nle at Geo
lid 4 AK Eh p Rowell Co.'S Newspaper
Advertising Bureau no Spruce ST. where ~ dyertlsng
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IEs w. T.NTF,
KTTbRNET-AT-LAW
g. Tienesta, Pa.
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4 III ATTORNEY AT-LAw,
Tiohesta, Pa.
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ATToRNEYlATeEAw,
lrionesta, Forest County Pa.
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TcE s:lS ATToRSEY-AT-LAw,
Il ~ Tionesta, Pa.
a 5sltlona. .nSde' In this and adjoining
lflNntlpa s-s''
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6INEss DIRECTORY.

q GEORGE STOW POST.
n. 274, G. A. II.
&u the tirst wednesday In each
Hin Odd Follows Hall, Tionesta, Pa.
ID. &. KNOX, Commander.
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For good fresh Goods cheap 60 to
HAsLET & Sons Feb. 1, 'S2.
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NORTH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-07
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
THOSE WOMEN FOLK.
How Hard.Headed Men Estimate Some
Things which they don't Understand.

Anybody who has led a domestic life knows how
common such things as the barkRche, and palms In
the chest are among the women who do the work.
oi.en-snd perhaps geuerally-the diSsressts are
borne without much complaint Tho women Jet
about, aud the machinery Of the house goes on.
Beyond this, those coase.grainSd animals whom
New England women call "the men folks" seldom
look. So long as their wives or daughters are not
actually in bed under the doctors care, the aver
age thick skinned husband and father gives the
subject no attention. At the same time the poor
household drudges-who deserve a better fate
creep around. broom or utensils In hand. up stairs
down stairs and outotdoon, doing that womAn's
work, which "is never done" Losses OF loved
wives aud fair gIrls-loAss whose suddenness and
unexpectednea as!onlSh those Wooden'pated hus.
bands and fa.hers-tal seemingly out Of clear sky,
and form the logical sequal to the story Of neglect
Now, you men who stand at tho heads OF ten
thousand such homes. allow Us to drop q word In
your receptive ean. II these women Of your arc
worth having, they arc worth saving That back.
ache-thAt pain In the chestl What are they but
indications Of some organic trouble Of the kidneys
the heart or the lungs? End II at once by the ap-
pllcatlon Of BENsoN's CAPCTHE POROUS pLAs.
TER. It will soothe that nervous distress, drive
away that palm, banish tina. dull, weary backache.
give new strength 10 the body and fresh hope to
the heart No other plAsteu will DO this. The
Benson's Plaster, however. IA not made toaell-but
to heal. Itsaremedy which never yet broke IL
promIse-aud:neyer will. ~
Your.drugsist hasit. But before paying your Is
cents and puttiag the plaster in your pocket look
for the word CAPcINE cut in the middle. I'd.
seabury & Johnston, Pharmaceutical ,ChemiloS
New York - -----.- u1k3.RskH
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E1chhtge.
lAilargc maatif, recently purchased as a
companion for Jumbo, Mr.. Barnum's big
elephant, was introduced to the mammoth
at Bridgeport on Saturday. A woolly dog
OF inferior size was displaced by the new
conner. Jumbo was greatly attached to the
woolly dog, and when the mastiff was in.
troduced evinced his displeasure by low
grumbling. Then suddenly he caught the
mastif around the body with his trunk
and threw him across the building with
tremendous force. The ogstruck the ele.
plant Pilot and was instantly killed. Pilot,
stung by the blow, became enraged and
began charging the other elephants. There
was a great .uumpeting for q while, and a
general elephant war seemed imminent.
Slipnooses were got about Pilot, and he
was upset and secured.
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HgniCLtu
voluntary Tributes ofGratltude for Ben
eilts Received.

DEAR sR-PleasO allow me the privilege Of DIV.
Ing my testimony regarding the wonderful eurs-
tive properties Of your invaluable medicine, Hunts
Remedy. During the pas. ok or IsvCn Yeas Ihaye
been great sufferer from Kidney Disease, aud
during a great part Of the time my suGet!ugs have
been 50 intense W to be undesirable. Only those
who have suffered BY this dread dlicASe know Of
the lawful backache. and pains Of ali kinds accom-.
panied by great weaknessAnd nervous prostration,
loa OF force and ambition which invariably attend
it. had all those troubles intensified, and was In
such bad condition that could not get up out Of
my chair except BY putting my hands on my knees
and almost rolling out before could straighten up
I tried the best DOCTOR, and many kinds Of medi.
cine, but all failed to help me, and eIpetimeued
20 long endOavoring 10 get cured that last spring
wa. In very poor Lhape aud In seeking for relief my
attention was directed bya friend TO the remark.
able cures OF Kidney Diseases etc., which were be-
Ing accomplished BY Hunts Remedy. I was In.
duced 10 try It, and began to take IT, and very soon
.lmbeIed up" as Il were; my severe bGckache, and
the intense pains had suffered so long speedily
dlsaprea Notwithstanding 1 had been bothered
with this complaint 30 many yean- 81, tr
When began 10 take Hunts kemedy1 was con.
siderably run down In my general health, and SUI.
iered also tsom loss Of appetite erkince have
been taking the Remedy, however, my improve.
men. sheen most marked: my former complaints
aches, pains, etc., have disappeared, aud now feel
like my former self, hale, hearty aud sound In
haalth shall alwayI keen UunpR RenAdv with
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! ARnre Cnre FOR PlIea.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
William, IAN Indian remedy called DR.. vii.
liam's Indian Ointment a single box has
cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty-five
Year, standing. No one need suffer FIVE min
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment alb
Serbs the tumors, allays the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm In
bed,) acts as poultice, gives instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
For sale by all druggists and mailed on 70.
oept OF price, 81 %.
For sale by ]. F. shirk. Logan q Co., also
Chas. Mosnkemoeller, Wheeling, and r. Z.
McConAhey, Bridgeport, o. D&w
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THE LIME.KILN CLUB.
The Platform Adopted nj q Recent Meet
0m InE-Resolutions ofThanks.

The Platform Adopted NJ Recent Meet,
0W inE-Resolutions ofThanks.
Detroit rec Press. q"
"Heah am letter." said the President
Of the Club, as he held up a missive,
"dated at Washington an writ in splend.
ferrous han, akin to have de postum Of
dis club on yarus queshuns an subjicks
defined fur de benefit Of de public. De
Secretary Of State kin post up in his Office
de follerin facts: In..4. ..4.
"0n religun dis club rather leans TO de
Baptist kind, but am not so bigoted as to
stan idly by an see Methodist Church
consumed by fab or card off by q ireshet
ION pollytickswew otesplit tickets, amin
to elect de smaller rascal an to beat
masheen nominashuns.
"As to free trade and protection, dis club
can't express It's contempt fur a guv'ment
which leyies q tariff Of 10 per cent on wo.
mans corsets an can't bring million dol
lar official embezzler TO Justice"
The Committee on the Sick reported that
Chin.Ch Greene, a local member, had
applied for relief on the grounds that he
bad fallen against hot stove In grocery
and severely burned his leg, while defend.
ing the Lime.Kiln Club from the asper.
sions OF white man. The committee had
decided against the application, holding
that Brother Greene should have eithel
taken his Goldfish and gone home, or else
moved out on the sidewalk before begin
ming the argument.
The following candidates are entitled tc
certificates Of membership and free tickets
to every circus on the road next summer
Ruta Baga Jones, Prof. Wayback White
Modification Carter, Andrew Jackson
Smith, Senator Logan Gray, Old Virgins
Dan, Colonel Stocks and Elder Juneberry
Thapker. .-.t.,
Giyeadam Jones read the following cd,
to the Lime-Kiln Club which has Just beer
received: aa....
A poet sang (sweet be his rest:
Hope springs eternal in the human breast"
And In the Lime. Kiln breast Il springeth sure
To greet olch boot Jack new or chIlblain sueo.
Only 70 fall with every falling scheme. :,
Dying because things ART not what they SEEM"
And oh! the "how Of soul' and reasons feast"
When some stray lecturer from the clashic East
Doth heaye In sight-the comets glb;ies pale
Before he q mig9t Of his "uny my, tale,
Like boys pumpkln.lantarn 10 the night
| Greatest and bestl OF Bother Gardner, seer
The muse soars through thy famous group L
| thee,
And as We gaze her silver wings are spread
10 form ahalo for thy reverend b 9ad.
Long may thy gayel with convincing thud
Nip politics and dtscord In the bud;
Long from thy s3ge lips fall those preceptS lee,
| Spicy with wit and sweet charity.
And teats-not all OF laugh ter-oft will start
As thy kind touch falls on the human heart
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StS orsan, XolfPa-c Choice. coo; STRICTLY prime,
7taSeYO1nS HysOn, per ID. .2ss4oe EpppowaHsss.
2Sa7S imperial. sS9soc; Japan, 2sa1oc oolons' IA
caSGEeS full weight, isc; steafine. per Set
l2I4G: mould, per set, 9Ec.
piGOar- Choice wine, nc. per gal; standard city
brands llalSc per gal; country, lSalbc per GAL. u
Ssaa1.choIce navy, s2.7Si medium, $3.50; Lima,
7A RsSI Rs' y Sor.-.Ma.Ee. steady: No. tub. per
per dozen, % 90 2hsoppals per dozen q %; Shoop
20 lbs capacity 81 co. DO So lbs capacity. q oo do q
va SSfSS PATENT per dozen. h Soas Is.
Dried FrliLs-Apples, Aliced, Sa1oc; do quarters
aSc; peaches halves 6a7c; peeled do l5alSc pitted
herdes 93a25c; nspbcrhes $iaS6c. hlackberries ia
6EstEari oil, extra western strained, s6casl %
carbon oil; sHc white minen oil, winter strained
"a S.tss.E gu quoted In jobbing at 1Oc for prime
Western, and lS1 false for New York. sweitEerlek
al7c. according toquallty. Lmbutger l2c.
nih-No. Smacfersl bbla.. 81 20; No. medium
Ssds1TinOthy per buAhel s2a2 Is; clover 81 seas
zalSlS- Country 5s7%s seeswat asAasc per h.
saa1Sc; per Dbl 81; extra perbbl sl:25; dairy
sSet cSrs-SA9c perlb. u.I. u
MISCELLANEOUS. ....
HoHey-Whlte clover, new ZSA25c In ] and 2.pound
frames per pound; New York In irregular packages
lSA90c Buckwheat l6al6c; strained 10al2c
Buttr-Ettra choice Ohio. 22A2tc; medium, l6al7c.
Eggs-Sttictly fresh, l7a1qc. NJ
PrtsTre9- Nc per h.: apple butter, 6a51ic:
per pound; mince meat, 7a9c per lb.
Isyaabs- Potatoes, 9Qc: onionX 81 26a2 10 per.bbl
sweet potatoes Jersey, % 70 per Dbl. Cnnberries.
a b0at76 per box.
Appes-Sew choice per Dbl 81 00a4 80; good. s 80
al ID; medium g. Ooa3 Do.
Nuh-pcsuuts 7a9c for choice white: chestnu /
$Sas 10 per bushel; wanuts 76casl hickory nuts 81
Al so per buShel.
Foreign FnIis-Lemons $3.50 per box: Menina
oranges g Is per box: Val. 80 loaf 0 per case;
bananas S2A per bunch. 7,...
RacI-Cotioh, white, per ID 21ssc; cotton, mixed,
2a2I@c wooden 1<a1Sc.
7 FtRhas-IIye geese, per ID, 56a6oc: mixed 4SaSoc
Rht,key-is steady thlsweek at 81 10 per proof
gallon. .....
RoOi-Has an upward tendency and good trade
has been transacted the past week at ssaiOc, one
third of for unwaAhed. 'Hi fIl- t'-'v 'R
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AauieL.wItted Lumbe,rmaii.

A lumberman in Wisconsin had an al.
most miraculous escape from death the
other day. A mass Of logs broke looseland
he was standing so that Il was impossible
for him to get out Of the way. In despe'
ration he flung himself flat between two
logs that were frozen fast TO the ground
and the avalanche Of logs doomed oyel
him, leaving him unhurt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-07

Are You disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suharlng and crying
With the eIcruciating pain Of cutting teeth ?
II 90. 70 at once and get q bottle OF Mira.
Windows Soothing Syrup. Il viii relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon It; there d no mistake about II There
n not mother on earth who has ever used
II, who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels, And give rest TO the
mother and relief and health 10 the child,
operating like magic; II hpertectly safe %
uSe In all cases, and pleasant 70 the taste, and
Il the prescription Of one ofthe Oldest best
female physicians and nurses In the Unitsd
States. Bold everywhere, D cents q bottle.
IiCIl FstI II stT,l u - I1il q nWfAW
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when all other remedies fail De. FRAzrER's
Roor BI1rERs will cure General Debility,
Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from Disordered Stomach, Liver
N"For several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks ct q time
was confined 10 the house my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until l
heard Of your Root Bitten. / have taken
the Root Bitters for two weeks and they have
restored me to my former health.
JoHN ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For sale by ], 7. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and 3. Z.
MoConahey, Bridgeport. pAw
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PROOF

I,ver Dleeases aud Rheumattm. -
Es4ney a I.SblT' -"EoihIng seemed 70 nelp mo;
sSSSao Sst oIt Of bed. d. sTiia Sfreq @a
wheeling, ". Va.
po,vuus OF Eose, Impaired Voice; SUIT.
C1nrA, fGH iySieSt medicine failed 70 help mo.
"a utA completely ssiISSs Ids; cHAppucK.
o,speidel 4 Co.. Wheeling, W. Va.
.Ua liberated stomach. Treatment
piy,iTiAilCd T!iSIS6 Hum HOLT. Insurance AGENT
neN .u.d them Tor fourteen ye9fs; pr: smith
H4-"nmA" '"''' LoUIH y. WARRINGTON.
.sFsi nc ne Running Sorts on HeAd,E"hy son wa
s1H SStf of fourteen yeAia Nofnlns seetnea 70
81 lin. d. sni; ss Ssf SSaaF nix CAPS.
NGfket street, wheeling, ". Va
....,, --"sufcred Tor yean WIZ sAncet: hia u
CloS,tS Ne Zines. II returned Atef eAcn opera
sstoSip \, smith cured mo wtaoqt mile; eaqsts OF
m FuA Q. AauIssi 8 s my am q. i %,h
ii nile, ID I'VE "'' THOMAS CoLvN.
.,,.,,. Grooer. Main St., Wheeling. W. Va
Nhl o..TS ri Rtcium, ProlApSus and Pn@:-
E1tgH Tty M 70 do and pronounced incurable.
d. smith cured me wHniss fGIHN'e ION DKLANY,
Martins FerIy.
oI.aa vhles-"Dr. Smith sprofeadonnl
&T ~ IL. - iafnIIy have been most satiAtactory
k!!f1eS oa, m hin 70 all " gentleman and
t!LtuI PH 1gS nj Eolb ESyE-T had been sunenne
w. AA 49, ma treated by many phyhcthns Tor
p lew 'eJn 1r. smith said had Ape.wofm and
S %Sss sssr IL if se. aSR for
80 ,,t nfctlllar I'D TantAyes In such cAseA
ESAs s snrtd a cAtArrh, diseases Of heart Liver,
Fet' as SdHsyS sfln, blood, nervous affection.
ionA w tnSsses Of men and youth, ncrofula and
. IN Itstily 70 my IuoceiA
haeltn s1,sranteed. 1 chart for self exAmlna.
IN on receipt Of two threeoent Etamps, and
l!vloc iet t,ISo Al once free once houn from 4
ssr d,.Iy, Call on or address
Eo'h ~ J. 4. smith, II. D.,
.,a M iIl7 OhIpline ~. wheeling. VIVA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-07
All Right In the End.

Philadelphia PresA.
The Representatives Of the Central States
united and theirvigorous and resolute war
fare on the Senate bill secured . signal i'm
proyement OF the rates and resulted In a
law which, il not acceptable in all respects,
maintains the protective principle and in
the main will prove satisfactory. The Re,
publican majority came out substantially
true at the end and the Republican ship,
which staggered and well nigh foundered
In the tempest OF 1882, will right up and
sail onward with full canvas for the voyage
OF 1854,