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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17
TERRITORIAL AaaD1DG.Y.
The 0ounoilmoo Look aoeno-0ix
at One and Hail. Dozen
Of the 0thor,

The 0ounoilmen Look Hoeno-0ix
o( One and Half Dozen
Of the 0thor.
Tho House PuEou00 the Bvon
To0oro9 IT. Way and Outs
out Work Sor tho
Council.
HELESA, n. r., Jan. u.
Special Dispatch 10 ne MINER.
COUNCIL.
Council CON vened At 10 y. w.. Pres
ideut protein In the chair. Roll
called, all present. The committee ON
credentials being still unprepared to
report, . recess was taken until 2 y.
m. At the afternoon session, Gillette
and Witter. from the committe, on
credentials, presented majority re-
port In favor Of BACK. Mitchell
presented a minority rep,rt In favor
Of Hamilton. A motion t. adopt the
majority rel~'rt was put aud resulted,
8 for aud y against, Rack voting will,
the Republicans. A motion was
then pot IL adopt the minority re-
port, with the same result. Nj.
MitcQell then moved to adopt the
majority rei""t leaving out that por-
ton relating to BACK; ruled cut VI
order. Witter moved To proceed to
permanent organization. Vote, six
and six. On motion Of Mitchell,
seconded by Witter, the Council ad-
journed until ~ =. M. Tuesday, In
the hope that sonie compromise
might Ike efl.r.ctl In the meantime.
Called I" order 1t IN q. M. The
Speaker In the chair. Settle into
duced bill for the incorporation Of =
Building aud Liam Association.
Konol,se introduced . bill relating to
water rights. Notice of the following
bills was given By Blake, defining
qualifications If school Trustees an.l
Superintendent; also lroviding for
regtstratiOD Of voters. BY Kanossse,
relating to salaries Of County Treas
arers. by Baker, for the preservation
Of h~h. At z p. III. the House nd
(ourmetl until ~ y. M. Tuesslay.
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Death a 4 1Doeod Man Well
XnoVn in lGootona.

Judge VIM. b. Napton dietlat Col
umGia, Missouri, on The Sth instant.
Deceased was father ofThos. l.. Nap
ton, Esl., Of this city, and Of Mr..
Napton, q Dsee Lodlgr, and he's ~
tied Montana twjce In hlD lifetime,
where be b pleasantly remembered
BY gsatIsn,ea ofthis Territory. He
was On the bench nearly forty years
II The State Of Missouri, and was
pgo2jDent In the politics q that
State. The Vapess of his native State
haze l.: "y notices Of deceased;
his qsaalilies - ajurist; hls pablic
services, and his private character
aud worth % q clti1en.
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At their session ysetersl-y the
Board Of County Comn,issionsss
awarded the contract for keeping the
indigent sick poor and inArm, to Dr.
o. b. whitSord, 1t q per week, and
the contract for medical and surgical
attendance to DR.. e. s. .Whitford st
. per capita pr week. They also
issued IN order for the purchase OF
Lawrence A. Browns place, contain
ing 160 acres, and situated three
miles southeast Of Butte, to be used
- . poor farm. The price paid b to
b the actual cost to Nj. Brpwn OF
the land And Improvements, the
exact amount Of which had not bee0
aseestained, but will be about >l.O0.
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Not 'cl. for l'rs.vi1sg viii.

IL the Probate court il, ami for Silver
Bow county. Montana Territory. In H..
matter Ui ~" estate 1T celia ! fairfield. .l..
''ca III. D'urntlapt tOan ORDER ~ said e ut
ss'.'lc sm IT," ~ .iay ri January, \. H. Ix::.
notice. i hereby given that .~lI ..~slsy, The
p. m. al AAHi 'iay. 1T the 'ss,.ri usMn ri sail
CsMlr', ut The city III Butte. ~ ii,. county ~:
silver D,W. ha> '.''.n appointed rs tue. ;ii,..
and piece { n prov IN. III" will al laid C-:ia
!. wArtit.tl, siss'easA-l. ami tot hearing thu.
app1lcAiiG<> 81 william W1siieti ia. li,e Is.
xu6nsr. taD b I'm vi letters Parliamentary wi..u
and where amy ps rn'M interested J.,"y aV-
pear and csbNlCNt the same
Dated this :; aiNy III January. 4. T.. lax.
CALEB r.. :HVI.E, clerk,
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For S;l0e.
\ large tjrist Mill. all cs'isDsici" and Ia
running order. A ,>,s ass." lkMaylM.s Crust,er.
N i'M. capacity. lmiullrM
JOHN CAkuAkT.
ll-.kWis RNnnIck. Montana.
For Remt.
1IrwO >iOr..s aM Upper Main street. just
south Oi Centerviii.. 4. Il. kt>SJtR.
aleCxisWtf clear (3vIt Mine.
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HEi.ENA, NJ. +. Jan. III. ISS:s.
COUNCIL.

The council convened ri the u.l,al
llonr, quorum present. On motion of
Mr.. Witter the council proceeded To
permanent organization. First l'ai-
lot for president resulted. Stuart u,
White ). Back !. Adjourned until
II n. ~. Wednesday. \ committee
Of tvs" fr"n, each side was appointed
to confer, with q view IT, some COM.
promise. and il il believed y settle.
nlent will be effected on the l,asis Of
Hamilton Withdrawing fr'sn the con-
test and Rack acting with the Demo-
Gratis In the election Of the president,
which will probably result In the
election Of Granville stuart. III
Meagher.
After hearing the reln'rts Of to','-
mittees and dispensing Of the regular
order, the hot sc took recess until ::
p. No., when tho Governors nsex<age
was received and read l,y the rl.ief
clerk. The m,essaxe was nisde the
special ORDER f'r ::s:::w =. ~. Tomorrow,
aud the house adjourned until ~ u.
m. Wednesday.
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Ourextraordinary winter continues,
with but few days II cold weather;
each successive snow hes been fol-
lowed BY tbaw, and though sleigh
Ing has not been often iuteSrupted.
yet Il be- been parsasd over - light
. hay" - would support . runner.
News comes Of . great storm audsuow
along the Yellowstone, which, stop
ping the trains he blockaded several
of our peopIe who are returning from
the East. What may come in the
spring. Of course We do not know;
but one thing may b asserted - .
fact: Bosen,an b losing her distinc-
tive reputation - the ''coldest corner
q Montana. Year after year we
have less and less snow and extreme
Temperature, and It may he that ~
yet shall fDnd ourselves really In the
''l,ananna belt"
Land b gradually and surely in
cToasing n value about @. Twenty.
I've dollars per aess for lands near
Town woald have been regarded ~
ridiculous not long ego, bat farm land
vim command that and more within
D wjde circuit from THU time forth.
md thh, notwithstanding Tie het
That - tiue posoes Il y lbond that
WASTE laod b seoroer than tho o)deot
'sttles. I'D Imagined. With proper
ntiDi1ot500 Il o01 streams 4 VIM b.
lbund that grnin, - veil - cott)e.
Win thrive 0po0 our tb0oaond hills,
but you want ''"' In sd ~ tn !: |
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''''"ss<SUs0Us W. 9sssssOO"S -" "Css -
the cultural directions II .r,ntains
have evidently heen prepared by
careful and II and camntt fail tn he
OF great service to all who garden,
whether for lroIIt or pleasure.
Ton. Or~n,, who h matched against
Jack Waite 10 the glove cOntext ut
Er'sl'aw Hall saturday night, holds
the Isl, for the middle. weight cham
ri"l'>l,ip IL America. It wss won
from Jim Eliiott, who IL NOW matched
against sullivan, in = match for s., QUO
a"' the championship, In New York
City IN INE;. Elliott sized bis man
up and fail.-l To enter the ring against
orc"'. WI" after holding undisputed
l"'--t->i"r IL the l~lt tOr three ysan. .
became It's owner and retired from
the ring.
Hon. W. Y. I'einl,ert On, after . !
very pleasant visit to his old home in /;
Missouri. r.iM ned to this city Nom .
"ay night. Ills return was hastened
"S the reports which reached Mr. /
souri, Of the I:ean case. At Ogden
% the return trip, NJ. PembeTton .
met Lee W. FMter On his way iOt)se
or;'''s" groves, and Tom Nspton and ,
1911 MrNan,srs, bound for tan
= ra''"'''". Hrsays 1911 was follow. |
ing oil the E+ma ralda theatrical
r"I", aud Tom was going after him
SCI mat he gets hack safe. Nj. !,
Naid"n sai.l that ~lSen in Salt Lake
u" "aw Paul +. Beams name rsxis-
Tered ut the Valley HOWE. ]
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-10
Very Serious Accidents,

DENVER, September 9--Two serious acct.
dents occurred yesterday afternoon At
Kenosha Mountain on the Gouth Park
road, in which seven employees were in
jrred, three thought fatally. Conductor
Livingstone's freight train had been made
into two sections while coming down hill.
The first section made the grade success
fully, but at its base ran into the construc'
ton train, iDjuriug four men, but none
fatally. The second section was even lesi
fortunate. Just at the top OF an immense
grade, while running at usual
speed, the engine jumped the track and
eight cars back OF 1t were telescoped down
The embankment. l.. s. Fister, engineer
Edward Lake, head brakeman. and Conduc.
tor G. +. Livingstone were injured proba
bly, fatally. The wreck was terrible one
The wounded men were eItricated from
the ruins and brought to this city, arriving
this morning.
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DR.. JepsoR w.. Meters.
To the Editor Of the Register.

40 tNtc ANttt'I W tfic AhSJ sS@S''
SsPrEHBsR $, 1888.
Although your report Of the action OF
City Council touching the question OF
steam motors Is unfair to myself in several
particulars, / only ask that you make one
correction. Your report says me began a
general and lengthy attack upon the di-
rectorS Of the road" etc. Some Of the
directors were doubtless absent from the
meeting, and hence deem il proper to say
that not only is is the above statement en-
tirely untrue, but took occasion, in con-
GLIDING my remarks, to use these exact
words with the greatest respect for
every one Of the directors Of the Motor
Company, from its honored President to
the humblest member" etc.
That resorted TO all honorably exped-
lent to defeat the motor project on 10th
street, is true, aud with the strong testi.
mony have as to it's dangers aud failure
in other cities, l could not have done less
without falling short of my duty. Now
that the project is to be tried here, no one
will rejoice more than myself il the fears /
have expressed prove grOundless.
Respectfully,
$ L. JEPSOS.
Having been present in Council during
the whole discussion on the motor q1es.
tiCn, we desire to state that DR.. Jepson
made no attack on the directors Of the
rosd, but always referred TO them with
respect
VICroR RosESBURG
c. A. WISGEBrER
W. F. PErERsOS,
Members Of Council.
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OPEN TODAY.
The Passenger Schedule on the ID, d o.
60 PiIIsburEh.

rhe Passenger Schedule on che ID, d o.
20 PiItsburgh.
Commencing at l o'clock this morning
passenger trains will run regularly to Pitts
burgh on the B. & o. Through trains will
leave here at 1915 A. n. and / 80 and 500
P. N daily, reaching Pittsburgh at :35, $50
and $50 P. N. respectively. A train will
leave here at 20 P. NJ, running only rs far
as Washington, which it will reach at $50
M. The Pittsburgh Leader says:
On Monday next the Wheeling and Pitts
burgh division Of the Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad will be opened for passenger travel
over the Streets run line to Washington,
Pa, thence TO Wheeling. Three through
trains from Pittsburgh to Wheeling will be
run daily, the first leaving Pittsburgh At
S:40A. NJ, the next at 1928 r. NJ, and q
third at so N. An accommodation train
will leave Pittsburgh for Washington, Pa,
daily at $40 ?. n. The three first trains
will make connection at Wheeling for all
points West and South. The train leaving
this city at I so will have q sleeper attac al
for Indianapolis Passenger Agent 4 ID
Smith has received tickets for all points
The run from Pittsburgh to Wheeling will
be made in the same time as is done On the
competing lines. Thus st last the gap in
the B. & o. line from Pittsburgh to Wheel.
ing is filed up, and the western outlet is
secured.
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TIE n,sGo wHErE.
The corsn e. AsceFtaininE On whom 10
Say the Blame.


lay the Blame.
The Coroner is endeaVoring at Mingo 10
locate the blsce of the recent railroad dis
sster at that point, which resulted in the
death of W. NJ. Hoyt- The original orders
which the officers of the freight train
second sector, No. 46, held. were produced,
and read as follows:
PIrrsBURs 8-27,
First No. 46. forty-six, has until Los,
one five, to make Steubenville for No. 1.
Second No. 46, forty-six, has until lis.
one thirteen. to make Mingo Junction for
Nc. I. one. ... Il. b. L.
There is a dispute between Sullivan, the
operator at 6kellys where second No. 46
got its orders, and the conductor and engi.
neer of that train. The operator says he
gave them their orders without reading
them to them, but they claim that the OPP
orator handed them the orders saying thsy
had until l: 80 to reach Mingo.
Sweeney and Brown, however, in their
examination at Pittsburg, first said they
rIistook the order 10 read 1 80: then after
wards claimed that the operator had read
I 80
whether read or not, however, does not
r, liz We Sweeney and Brown. The printed
rule of the company, which Is in possession
of every employe, requires the conductor
and engineer to carefully read these orders
themselves, and to fully understand them
before they pull out with their trains.
Had Sweeney and Brown read their or
ders the accident would not have occurred.
Sweeney and Brown both admitted upon
examination Of their orders afterwards that
they were plain enough, and that had they
examined them sll would have been safe.
BY their grossly negligent omission of
dnty, they have still further swelled the
catalogue of fatalities about MiDgo.
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a.eer knfiea

I A few days ago. two or three OF the rich
gentlemen OF this city concluded u take 4
hack ride out the pike. A young man Of
the town was invited to participate In the
intended festivities, and he eagerly ac-
cepted the invitation. During the ride,
land probably before it) several public
places were visited aud all left the city
feeling very 'Ay.' When short distance
out the pike, one Of them concluded it
would be fine joke to disrobe the young
man, and the others joined heartily into
the affairs. Afterinnumerab,e struggle, his
on ter clothing was torn TO pieces and
thrown from the hack, leaving him in .
very uncomfortable condition, apd-well,
enough has been said. The party returned
to town and driving mp to clothing house
furnished him with q new wardrobe, so
that he could present himself to the pub
lie again.
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WATER WAIFS,


Personal and General News Frem The
River Bank.
The river was stationary at dark last
night, with . feet inches OF water in the
channel.
The Little Anna leaves for Aatamoras to-
day.
The Elaine is the Psrkersburg packet To-
day.
The Prince leaves for Darlington this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Princess is running in the Bellairs
trade.
Sr. LOUIS, September 9.-River feet six
inches; clear and cold.
PITTSBURGH, September s.-River 6 inches
aud stationary. Weather clear and cool.
MENrHIs, September 9.-2iver falling.
Departed-City Cairo, st. Louis lOA.N
CINCINNATI, September 9.-River 4 feet
IL inches and falling; clear and very
cool.
LOUISVILLE, September 9.-River 5 feet
Ten inches ana stationary; clear and
cool.
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rae rIRsr DAr.
Az Ready for the Tair-AmsseHe,s'
far fo-DAy.

All Ke00y H0r JIG
fer fo-Day.
The third annual exhibition ~ the
West Virginia State Fair Association De-
gins this morning. 1t starts under
AUSPICES the most favorable, and, barring
accidents and bad weather, will b oy fai
the best of the series. At this writing IL
,eems the weather will be the most desirA'
bile and no dust will blind the visitors
and ruin the displsya Everything scout
the Grounds is in q welladvanced state ana
the opening Day will be MARRIED by nons o.
the hurry and confusion 90 noticeable 1876
yesr- A large amount Of necessary wofk
was done yesterday principally ey carpen
ters, and the pens, stalls and staoies arg
resdy, Quite q number Of carloads OF cat
re and stock from Coshocton county, IA,
ard from Ohio come in last evening ana
several running horse were also brought 10.
There will be no horse racing to-day, pus
there will be base ball galore. The Healeys
aud Regulars will play fve-inning game
az 10 A. N. and Immediately aftervard the
Globes and Lillys will play. The respective
winners will then play Shining game fot
the prize at 5 p. N. This promises TO be
yery interesting and will, no doubt, a.
tract a large crowd OF spectators.
Entries for the running race tomorrow
will close tonight, and pools will be sold
this evening on all OF to-morrows races.
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Personal CHAT.
General and Personal News Netes and
G0ARiR.

General and Personal News NeteS and
Gossip.
Miss Jessie Parks returned Saturday from
a visit TO Chicago.
Mr. John Sweeney left on an extended
Western trip yesterday.
Miss Emma T. Bowlin has been appoint
ed as teacher in the Sixth ward, in Miss
Moran's place.
Mr.. II. B. Birch and wife. of Pittsburg,
are the guests OF Rev. J. J. McCarrell, ot
Martins Ferry.
Mr.. John Smith, an old employe Of the
B. & o., has been promoted to travelling en-
gineer, vice P. Moran, resigned.
Miss Mamie Foster, OF Steubenville, who
has been visiting Miss Virginia Gibsod for
q short time past, returned home yester-
day,
Miss Carrie Myers, who has been visit
ing friends on the Island, will leave for
her home down at IrotoD, next Wednes-
day.
Miss Annie Downs, OF Raveua, O.. who
has been visiting the family OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Drekmas, in North Wheeling, for
some time, returned home Saturday.
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Announcement

We are now prepared to announce to the
aides the arrival Of our new fall stock Of
y the latest novelties Of the season in our
ne Of business. Our new department OF
l1ck and COlOred Dress Silk aud TclrsLi
complete With trimmings to match. We
e, also, an immense stock of Jersey
fSets, hosiery, underwear, etc. The
bic is invited to call and see us.
SWABACKER, 1861 Main street.
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Djselias gesistss
BOMBAY, sEPTEMBER 10, ISSs.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Index to MeHAdVertIsementa.

Full Line OF New Goods -Stons SThomas,
State Fair Notice.
Sons.
Academy Of Music-[LOc Page
Premium for Best Loaf of Bread-Smith
q Sons.
Embellish Your Homes-Kirk's Art
Palace # Local Page
New Show Case for Ssle-E. l. Nicoll.
Excelsior Baking POWder-R. H. List.
Reductions-G. Mendel & CO.. Local
Page
Wedding PresentS-A. A. FranEheim.
Paints, Oils and GlsSS-W. A. Wilson.
Refrigerators-G. w. Johnson's Sons.
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MILWAUKEE, September 9.-Frosts in
Wisconsin seems to have been very general
and in most directions are very severe. At
Sturgeon Bay there was a repetition OF the
severe cold on Saturday night and the
crop was totally ruined. At Occonnomowo,
the cold wave eliminated Saturday night
and buckwheat and sorghum suffered ac-
cordingly. Black frost put in an appear
ance on low lands, and corn in such places
was ruined
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CAAh RuYers

can save money by calling and examining
the large stock OF Cashmeres and fancy
dress goods at all prices, from 1Oc up.
Fiannels, Blankets, Comforts; so piece:
new Carpets, from Is to SOC; 500 perfection
oorsets at SOC; 500 Window Shades at 25 and
SOC; 10000 Wall PBpers at &c, and thou
sand other articles sold ct reduced prics'
exclusively for cash, at John Roemer't
Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper Empo
rum. Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street. Cen
tire Wheeling.
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ThOusautis SAY SO.

Mr.. W. T. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes.
IL never hesitate to recommend your Elec-
trio Bitters to my customers, they give en-.
tire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric Bitters are the purest and best
medicine known and will positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford TO be without it. They will save
hundreds OF dollars In doctors bills every
year. Sold at fifty cents bottle by Logan
& Co. Druggists, Bridge norner.
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Run ON n Drug store

Never was such rush made for any drug
store as is now at Logan & Co.'S, Bridge
Corner, for Trial Bottle OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs aud
Colds. All persons affected with Asthma
bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or
any affection OF the Throat and Lungs, can
get Trial Bottle OF this great remedy, loo,
by calling at above Drug Store. Regular
size, 81.
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BnchIen,a Arnica NaIxa.

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Cancers Piles, Chilblains, Corns, letter,
Chopped Hands and all skin eruptionx
money refunded. 8 cents per box. Per
sale by Logan & Co., Druggists, Bridge
Corner.
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IF YOUR WATCH don't run
right JACOB w. GRUBB can
repair aid warrant 1t. No
charge il not satisfactory.
weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, September lO-1:3O A. n
For the Tennessee and Ohio valley, slightly
warmer and fair weather, northeast to
southeast winds and lower barometer in
the Ohio valley.
For the Lower Lake regions, slightly
warmer and fair weather, followed by light
rain near Lake Superior, east to south
winds, lower barometer.
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strength 10 study for a profession, strength
to regulate household, strength TO do a
days labor without physical pain. Do you
desire strength? II you are broken down,
have no energy, feel as il life was hardly
worth living you can be relieved and re-
stored to robust health and strength by
taking Browns Iron Bitters, a sure cure
for dyspepsia, malaria, weakness and all
diseases requiring true, reliable, non-al-
coholic tonic. 1t acts on the blood, nersSs
and muscles and regulates every part OF
the system.
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Sanka~haH 4

NSpFNAIKOtI IOOVs
HoP BTrTERs Co ToEoxTo:-I have been
sick for the past six years, suffering from
dyspepsia aAd general weakness. l have
used three bottles Of Hop Bitiers and they
have zone wonders for me. ana veil and
able to work. and est and sleep well. ]
csnDot Ssy too much for Vap Bi,tsra
SIMON Ros1ISs.
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Forty Year, Experience OF an Old

Nurse
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one OF the best female ply
sicisns and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
their children. II relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoe, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. By
giving health to the child relieves the
mother. Price . cents q bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-10

lam receiving my Fall stocked Womsn's,
Misses and Childs' Shoes, to which invite
an inspection. have added several new
lines 10 those have been keeping hereto
fore making q cooplets asSortment Of ins
sId medium goods L v Blond.
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Dr. }. P. NEWMAN, Toccoa, City. Ga,
says: Browns Iron Bitters are very pop
ulsr snj their use always results satistso-
FilY"
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ALL builders wishing to obtain low and
satisfactory figures on Tin Roofs, Spouting,
etc, should call on Heinlein Bros, dealers
in Household Furnishing Goods and Manu-
lecturers Of Galvanized Iron GorRice and
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