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syrup. -''>'-'~ ' - -''
The Horse kicked Him.
The horse is noble animal, and one OF the best
friends OF man Yet no man wants even his best
friend to kick him In the back. Mr.. Libby. Of
1865. Ever since he has been a martyr to spinal
suffering. Perry Davis Pain Killer has relieved
him from tsg great deal Of agony While he has
life as he never could have done otherwise. "Acci-
deats VIII happen" Provide against them by pro-
curing Pain Killer.
Practically a New Invention.
medea ana endorse
Large Underwear.
Shirts up to 60 inches chest measure
Drawers up to Sc inches waist measure.
Cardigan Jackets as large as 4S inches.
Han Hose as large as IL inches.
Red. White and Ciouded Shirts and Drawers.
Underwear from so cents to Is per garment.
Large WOODEN overshirts from s.. 50 to a.
GEO. Z. HENSING.
40 7th street.
Tested by Time.
For Throat Diseases, Colds and Coughs, Browns
Bronchial 1roches have i,rored their efficacy by a
test OF many years. Price 25 cents.
acknowledgment Treatment of Dis.
ease
(AND COMBINATION SYsTEM.)
Call or send for pamphlet containing many testi-
mon1alS OF cures wrought in Baltimore. Washing
ton and other places Consultation free at our
Office or home OF patient satisfaction guaranteed.
Il. a. PARSONS Il Co.,
N. E. cor. Lexington and Liberty stS., and 922h
st. NV, Washington, d. c.
washington Office hours, a Ia. to Z p. m. 2
Dandruff
Is removed by the use OF Cocaine and 1t stimulates
and promotes the growth OF the hair. BurnettS
FlaVOr1ng Extracts are the best 60
Blue Flannel Shirts and Fsand-knit
Jackets,s1, g, &c. S. at Auerbachs, 9TH and H. 60
j. MI. LarOque's Elixer of Calisaya
bark
Has, for more than half a century. been in use by
all classes OF people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
slclanS as the best tonic and invigOratOr eXtant.
the weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it
10 give new life, vigOr and happiness PartiCu-
larry lady,S medicine. 81 bottle. Sold by drug
giStS w. E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md tu,th,s
Ltanborg's Rhenish Cologne.
They All Use Hunts Insect Powder.
1t costs Is cents a BOTTLE and will kill or Danish
every insect, such as roach water bug, bed bug,
ETC., from your premises For sale by all drug
gists.
Decline Of Man.
Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impotence, sex
ual debility, cured by 'WellS' Health Remover"
81. Q
s'Aldermey Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in half-pound "Ward" prints 45c. per
pound. AlsO Cottage Cheese, Butterlnilk and Sweet
MIX, sc. per quart, Cream 15C. pint
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Day GooDs.

A FEW SPECIALTIES IN WHICH WE OFFER EX-
TRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN FINE GOODS.
Ladies' Silk Domans at $500, $50 90 and $4,000.
Ladies' Silk Russian Circulars, $500 and $4,000.
Ladies' Ottoman and Gros Grain Silk Circular $40 co.
Ladies' Cloth Dolmans at SIS 90 and $4,000
Ladies' Newmarkets at $1,000 $500 and $1,000
Ladies' Cloth Sacques at $500, $1,000 $500
Ladies' listers at $500, So 90. $1,000 and sl2o0
Also great bargains in Silks and Velvets.
Carpets on our second and third floors
". W. BURDETTE & CO.,
n17-3t No. 92s 7th street and FOG street n. ".
Fine Push WoRKBoxEs
FINE LEATHER WORKBOXES,
FINE WOOD WORKBOXEs.
FINE WOOD DESKS,
SMALL STANDING DESKS,
MEDIUM AND LARGE DESKS, for Boys or Ladies,
FINE PL USH GLOvEAN HANDKERCHIEF BOXES,
JAPANESE GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF BOXES.
CUFF AND COLLAR BOXES,
PERFUMERY CASES. '-1O'
COMB AND BRUSH CASES,
FINE JEWEL CASES.
PLUSH AND LEATHER COMBINATION BOXES,
&c, &c.
Are among the New and Lovely Goods which we have
now on our counters
Our Prices will always bear comparison with the
Lowest and our Goods all fine, handsome and well
made.
Our Plush Glove and Handkerchief Box at s1ss is
remarkably cheap
We have also just opened fine line of
LAVA STATUARY,
Ut very artistic designs, in imitation Bronze ranging
from ST. So a pair up. They worth looking at
In FINE ALBUMS at very low prices flatter our
selves to have exceIled all previous efforts Our variety
embraces all the New Styles in Plush Russia Leather
Alligator. Real Morocco, Embossed Leather, &C. and
deserve your especial attention
Cur stock of TOYS still keeps coming in, and we shall
have, without doubt the largest variety offered
while shall endeayOr to suit everybodys purse
regard 10 prices.
Our HOLIDAY I OPENING will take place MONDAY,
DECEMBER BID.
SILVERBERG'S,
127th st. and 313 Sth street H. w.
MIG Pennsylvania avenue.
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DRr Goops.
TRuNNEL & CLARK S1l MARKET SPACE.

ne lot, - inch. all wool French Suncs this eeasors
styles. 81; have not bttn sula less than 81 -
W. invite an examination of all-Slk Bruaie
duced to Sll4 In luay and LIS thy an. ut,snr-
passed ELEGANT lille of Black silks, the lowest 70
TN, grades. ~
Incot Cloths for ladies' tailor suits at 81 Is TO 81
Ga all wool Sultils IL grand baf gam
loo dozen ChlldTtns ribbed, regular made Hose az
| Ter dozen p cts. "A pair 49, -
loo dozen all linen baarhed IIuck Towels knottcd
fringe size 2uX40. 81 dozen.
30 dozen all linen Nal reduced Ia a
We have special bargains III Table Linens Ouilts
Blankets. Co.iIfurls *. '
One lOI BltaGllel Slc,firg ward
| a grand bargain.
We ar prepared to sell all leading DomcstiCs at Rock
| Bottom" Prices
ELEGANT Black and Cora Yelvets Tlain and brocaiA
All OF tins class II goods through reliable houses
| alld W.. can recommend them with confidence
Our Black Goods the best lltiin make Hem
retta Cloths Ottoman Cloths Queens Cloth special
number 81 80.
for evening.
one price only, marked In plain figures
MA IkI MIL Il CLARK
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The present volume OF THE CENTURY began with
the November number with which new Subscrp-
lions should commence. Popular features
TO BE SOON PUBLISHED
Include authentic papers on Generals Sherman and
Sheridan, with full-page portraits; an illustrated
paper on the French Academy; a series of untech-
nical articles on Astronomy; Mr.. Beniamins illus
traed papers Cruise In the Gulf OF St Lawrence
General Garieid's Diary in England; the series on
American architecture, ETC., etc. :
Price. $500 year. 81 cents number. Sold and
subscriptions received by all book and newSdealerS
or the publishers, The Century Co., NY.
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LoT FOR SALE.-There viii he an auction sale of
me building lot on street, between 9Th and Stt
ncrtsiWeSt, on Wednesday, the 2lst. at 4:3O PIN
This Is a splendid place for businefs purposes.
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Large UnderWea

practically a New Invention.
All medical and pharmaceutical experts endorse
Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters Price Is cents.
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BIG BARGAISS.-W. W. BurietteS Co, 9TH street
between | and h. are Offering extraordinary bar
gains this week In silk and cloth domans, Sacques
and NewmarkctS
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. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AT ACCTION.-The sale OF
the Ashford library Was largely attended last even
ing, aud the books SOLD we'll This evening Mr..
CoWllLg Will sell the surgical Instruments, which
are pronounced very valuable. The sale viii begin
promptly at $50 o'clock.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The CENTURY
CONTAINS:
GAN AVERAGE MAN." BY ROBERT GRANT.
First chapters OF a novelette, of New York 1lfe by
the author OF '"rhe Little Tin Gods on Wheels
and "COnfessions of a Frivolous Gir;r-the most
serious literary work Mr.. GRANT has yet attempted
THE FAIREST COUNTY OF ENGLAND.
An interesting paper descriptive OF Devonshre
with nine illustrations by HAIRY FEM.
CDR SEWER" BY GEORGE W. CABLE.
The second instament of serial novel of New
Orleans from 1855 to 1865 by the author of sold Gre
ole Days" and "'rhe Grandisslmesn This story
begun In November, will run through the magazine
year.
PETER COOPER.
An anecdOtal paper by the head OF the WOman's
Art School at the Cooper Institute with portrait
OF Peter Cooper, engraved by JOHNSON.
THE FRIEzE OF THE pARTHENoN.
An instructive illustrated paper by DR.. CHARLES
WALDsTEIN, lecturer on archaeology at Cambridge
England written with special reference to recent
discovery 10y himself.
ECHOES IN THE CITY OF THE ANGELS.
The romantic story OF the founding Of Los Ange-
les, California, by I'll. H." {: Illustrated
TIE PREFENDERSTO THE THRONE OF FRANCE
An interesting personal sketch, with portraits of
the Comte de Chambord, Comte de Paris, and
Prince Napoleon and his sons.
TIE BREAD WINNERS.
This anonymous novel grows more entertaining
as it nears the end. pamphlet containing all the
1nstallments previous to November is for sale by
all dealers, price ~ cents.
ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS
OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.
An Illustrated account OF a discovery which the
author, Prof. HARRIS. Of Johns Hopkins University
has made with regard to the text OF the Bible.
THE OTHER CONTENTS
Include the second and concluding parts Of i'The
Impressions OF a Cousin" by HENRY JAMES, and
"The Silverad0 SquatterS," by ROBERT LOUIS STE
VENSoN; charming short story by new writer;
critical paper on GEORGE FULLER, the artist with
two full page pictures reviews OF recent novels In
"Open Letters" poems, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

''Alderney Dairy Wagons.''
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese Butter1nilk and Sweet
Milk sc. per quart, Cream 15c. pint.
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THERE wifi BE- a special sale at Walter b VII
Mans * COS s3lcSEoOm Tomorrow morning at IL
O'clock. ST.. advert iSemeut
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Tested nv Time,

Tested by Time.
For Throat Diseases, Colds and Coughs, Browns
Bronchial Iroches have l,rOred their efficacy by a
test OF many years. Price 25 cents.
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LtlnbOrg's Rhelish Cologne.


They All Use Hunts Insect Powder.
1t costs 25 cents bottle, and will kill or Danish
every insect, such as roach, water bug, bed bug
etc, from your premises. For sale by all drug
giStS.
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On Top Of the Monument.
MEMBERS OF THE MONUMENT SOCIETY TAKE VIEW
FROM IT'S SUMMIT.


FROM IT'S SUMMIT.
MT Horat1o King, Dr. j. NJ. Toner, Mr.. Hardness,
Judge Cox and DIR. Clark, of the Washington Monu-
ment society, took advantage OF the pleasant
weather this morning to visit the Washington
monument and enjoy the magnificent view from
the top Justice Drake and Col. Casey accompanied
Them The visitors expressed their qualification at
the progress made in constructing the monument
ana at the quality OF the work done They also
expressed pleasure at the prospect OF the compile
ton OF the structure at an early date. They were
much Interested in watching the wOrkmen lay the
stone on course 40i. BY next Saturday night 1t Is
expected that the intended height OF 410 feet Will
have been reached, when work for the season Will
be suspended
RAYxoNDS NEW PLAy.-Next week John T. Ray
mOnd viii produce at the National Theater a new
Washington correspondent OF the New York TTi-
btoie During the engagement Mr.. Raymond Will
also present his other comedies "In Paradise" and
The Rocket
THE DEATH OF Col STEwART.-Col. Gordon A.
stewart. of the coast survey Office. who has been
seriously i'll for several months died at 10 O'Clock
last night at his residence, No. 24 4th street south
east Col. stewart. who was native OF Ohio
engaged for some years a newspaper publisher
In Dea MONIES, Iowa. He had an excellent army
record.
THE LAW Not APPLICABLE TO TIED DOGs.-In
the Pc.icc Court this morning MI Levi Little was
charged with keeping an unlicensed dog. 1t was
shown That the deg is kept tied inside Of the yard
jude >ae.l said he didn't think the law applied To
such case He further said that the law could
not ta used for the purpose OF collecting the tax
and dismissed. the case.
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ACQUITTED OF A CHARGE ASSATIT-YeSter-
NV III IN" Criminal Court. the case OF Charles E.
Barbour. charged with an assault on Columbia A
MaLpie!. 0n the 11th OF April. was Tried and ac-
Quilted The defendant, whilst riding Ills horse
GOWN r. street al rather rapid pace. ut the inter-
SECTION ui tth street. ran over the young lady
Ncreiy lhlurlng her. The evidence tended 10 nrove
that the occurrence was more the misfortune than
The fault Of the a. PENDANT.
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DAn6rIlf

Is removed by the use OF Cocoaine and 1t stimulate
and promotes the growth OF the hair Burnett
Flavoring Extracts are the best 60
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Charge OF EoEEERy NOT SYST I~Ep.-thra-
htlA Naf~-'r. rotortd. WAS charged in The Police
tuurt t@-iti WITH the larceny OF $50 from Frank
HyS ~. uI~o c".o.e!. The testimony showed that
they were uut together in hack ana had been
GE!1hiii[. AMI Tyson G%Ee Wheeler the money to
Keep for him Restitution was ordered. and the
case We dismissed
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Shirts up to 60 inches chest measure.
Drawers up to So inches waist measure.
Cardigan Jackets as large as 4S inches.
Half Hose as large as II inches.
Red. White and Ciouded Shirts and Drawers
Underwear from so cents to IS per garment.
Large WOODEN OverShirtS from 81. so to a.
GEO. Z. HENSING.
40 nth street,
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TUE LIQCCR DE,LERS.-ltt n meeting 0r the
uIuor Dealers Protective A~nci4tiOB last evening
the following officers Were eitc;ct: Frank Hume,
president: George JeUnem2nn and Thomas Walsh.
vice presidents, George Holmes. secret Try; Peter
Fee-ar. treasurer: J. l.. B1rbolF, ii. Browning.
Patrick Phillips. Andrew Clark and Gilbert Can
non, advisory board
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EIGHT Docs F0R FR0TECTToS.-Albert c. Wall,
CO. It. charged In The Police Court this norn-
m with sr-pac eight dogs on his farm on the
II WOOL road. Mr. Wall stated that he Keeps
th'- d.S- There for protection: that he has been
htlrL there for a long tIIne and has never seen q
policemen after night, ana he therefore has no
other protection than The dogs Judge Smell said
that he was willing 20 suspend the ease II the de-
PENDANT would take out licenses. otherwise he
would BE- liable 70 a fine. Judgment was slIs-
pended IL i expected that this VIII he made a
test case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

Cal or send for pamphlet containing many testi
mon1als OF cures wrought in Baltimore. Washing
ton and other places. Consultation free at on
Office or home OF patient. satisfaction guaranteed
L. a. PARSONS Co.,
N. +. cor Lexington and Liberty SITS, and 922a
st NV, Washington, D. C.
Washington office hours, a. 10. to p. m. 2
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N<0THE" EoI'~E AND Eg0GY Sr0T rN-WhIle
NJ. ! "a =. i4liry. Who lives near Uniuntown. On
tie .y ,z,tti rad 49, his way home about ten
oc."ea last =. iii he htd occasion 10 stop a Union
tom 10 fHtf" purchase lie lett his horse ana
buggy = tniia- III front 9: a store ami when hc
GOT ready - resume his trIp home his horse and
tG--N cpIaI nor IN 1plat Returning 10 the city
n e~s.-f .ta",i :i.t tvI Enau seer, wish It
hur>H ..s.i lt- answering the o'-vriution OF his
o. Iltu street. '--7 GU Their wy Cp the ijlJ towards
tn city. Il-- j. The il-t n" has heard nj them.
He r,.".tst th" CJNe 10 The police het.;4Isrtcrs.
.--H..,s .'E.fl returned - t,.' city LIST ni-.lt
ftL' ga ';.-.-. s--i;il search of III. EyUn- hprS,
an: trr- ~ iiis,. vs. stolen IH III same manner
irl. y. .saa Is! - Ee OF business oh .tH street,
- ,-.-. .rs,a i.
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\ ELL FOR DIyOErE.-J1;aeS Z. Clements today
for Emily F. Scott filed H.! for It divorce from
FTFttiNllH SOFT. Her mail a name was walker,
ana tI.N were nlt-ri1i ii georgetown In August
l>'2. ana liVet together Till October Is IS3. when
She C.lrr,S. he I'-rib.Y md with violent threats
drove L-r ftp.a tn house and ia" sought tug"
with her sister. in Aey1nfiri1. here ne came and
aEa threatened her, and size W,,s obliged to have
him arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-08

twenty-five Victims Brought Dow
With Poisoned Cake.

othuhtu Nahts
Foreign Exchange.
= Mrs. Kate Macy, who was recently hang.
ed in .Stein.an-Anger, a frontier town OF
Hungary, will occupy q prominent place
in the annals OF crime, although she con-
fessed to six murders only, she was con-
victed OF twenty-five, and We may suppose
that she committed many more. She
found means Of obtaining poison from
chemists in small provincial towns by pre-.
tending to havea house full OF rats. The
small cakes which she sold in tiny shop
were so universally liked by young and
old that she could sell poisoned cakes to
the persons who wished to rid themselves
OF supeffluous relative without arousing
suspicion. Her first murder was probably
that OF her own husband, and when this
remained undiscovered, she committed
a succession Of other murders for
which she was paid by the parties
concerned. Her victims were men, women
and children, old and young, and although
her neighbors had long suspected her, still
no one dared for some time 10 accuse her
Of the dreadful crime. She was believed
to be very pious, and it was chiefly by her
aid that the Dominican Friars Of Stein.an-
Anger were ableto found a society, which
gained great influence in the course Of
years. Although she confessed to six
murders, the Court Of Justice condemned
her Aonlyato hardrlaber for, life; but the
Imperial Court appealed to the High Court
and obtained death sentence, which was
signed by the Emperor about the middle
Of last month. Ever since the sentence was
COMMUNICATED to Kate Macy she has spent
her days and nightsi in praying apd fasting,
with her father confessor ever by her side.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-08
The Nos, seeplIeal Convinced.

Thousands feel thrill of joy; Whenever
they gaze upon the magical words Hunts
Remedy for tits thebesLKidhey .aadi Liver
medicine ever known, and 1t recalls to mem.
DRY the blessings 1t has proved to them. 1t is
positive remedy for all Diseases OF the Kid
neys, Bladder, and Urinary Organs The
proprietors' mines should be written in let
tiers OF gold, for few men have done SO much
for their suffering fellow.beings. One trial
will convince the most scepticaI, causing
them to proclaim TO all their friends the
many virtues Of this great medicine. The
demand Increases as IL becomes known, and
where 1t Is best known the sales are the
largest. As Mrs. Browningsa Great is he
who uses his greatness for ALL" This Is what
tho proprietors Of Hunts Remedy do. Their
great medicine Is for all.-CoE. jasMwF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-08

Without sheep English farmers could
not keep up the fertility OF their land.
There are three sheep to four acres kept
in England, while Americans only average
one sheep to thirty.four acres.
Professor Sheldon truly says that "if the
oleomargarine business, melted tallow and
other less creditable things result in bring.
ing about thorough reform in dairy
methods, We shall have reason after all to
be grateful"
In winter fowls require varied diet to
do well. 1t must not be forgotten il we
expect them early in the spring 10 have
full vigor and DO productive that the nee.
essary kinds Of food must be provided and
fed regularly and judiciously."
Frozen roots, or, indeed, frozen food o.
any kind, is very pernicious 10 swine and al
other stock, and is apt to scour them badly
and in any event disturbs their indigestion
and renders other food taken into the
stomach less nutritious to the animals,
The United States Veterinary Journal, Chi
cago, recommends the following as rem
edy for heaves: Powdered resin, two ounces
tartar emetic, Two ounces; Spanish brown
two. ounces; and Cayenne pepper, two
ounces. Mix and give two teaspoonfuls
twice dayin soft feed.
Sets, aswell as large onions, according tc
the Americana Garden, should be kept US dry
and cool US possible;without being actually
frozen, although they are not injured
materially by frost, provided they are no
handled while they are frozen. lfspreac
on tight barn floor and covered thickly
with chaffor cut straw they will keep vel
until spring.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-08
MEDICAL.
Rescued From the Jaws of Death


Mn. R. W. TncDr, Of Milton, Penn, writes
November 10, 1882;
Enclosed please find postal order for FIVE
dollars and twenty-five cents, for half a
dozen bottles Of Hunts Remedy. / keep a
grocery here, and anseh more Of your med.
lcine than any drug store, as recommend 1t
to all afflicted with Kidney Disease or Drop.
sy. tell them, that, II they have life enough
to swallow 1t, itgwiIi raise them from the
deAafor fact; forit did-saiss ma from that
lubbering Sleep ands although this was
over three years ago, have had no Kidney
trouble since. Like the woman in Scripture,
! had recourse to many physicians, and grew
nothing better, but ever worse. But, thanks
to Hunts Remedy, am raised as one from
the dead"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-08

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR..
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. vii.
lian's Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the ToFst chronic cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer Eve min.
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine, Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment OBJ.
serbs the tumors, allays the intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm IN
bed,) acts as q poultice, gives instant and
painless rsllef, and Is prepared only for Piles
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re-
cept OF price, 81 90.
For sale by ]. F. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chas. Aoepkemoeller, Wheeling, and R <
AcconRhsy, Bridgeport 0, pAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-08
About wiched Reporters.

Wall Street News.
A Chicago gpeculator whose little cor.
n0rs and other games had been several
times exploded by certain newspaper
didn't 20 rushing around with club to
mash somebody. He simply said to his
secretary, when he could stand it no
longer
James, ascertain who writes those at
tacl6s on me in the Ro1rer."
at Is John Smith, sir"
"rhen give him sly hint that pork is 10
90 up next week."
Eyes, SIR"
The hint was conveyed to John Smith
and he scraped his pockets, mortgaged his
house aud drained bis friends for cash to
put into pork.
=. Then pork tumbled. So, did John
Smith. Then the stock reporter Of the
Budget published the fact that the stock
reporter Of the Roarer had bought on q
falling market apd been scooped. Hence
his animus. Hence the animus q all fu.
ture reports. Hence the handicapped
RoarT. Hence the grand LOUNGE for John
Smith. See?