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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-27

The Randolph Enttrpri,e puts It this
way; that West Virginia needs whip.
ping post about ss much as prohibition.
The M.tsenger compliments Senator Daw-
son, OF the Preston Journal, and expects to
support him for much higher position in
ISL. ~,
The Huntington Advertiser and Ironton
Regi,ier suffered by reason Of the food and
we're only able to pnt out hall sheets last
week. .,,.... 3.
The lFat TIrginian is positive that after
the recent financial showing In this State,
the Democracy will never have the cheek
to cry retrenchment and reform.
The Hinton Republican wants some one
elected President Of the University that
will keep out OF politics, and names Prof.
D. B. Purinton as an available man. \.
The State press, almost without excep.
ton, In commenting on the recent railroad
subscription vote in Monongalia county,
agree that stigma has been cast on tho
county that the people can Ill afford to
bear.
The Wayne Advocate did not favor pro.
hibition, although claiming to be an advo'
cate Of all movements, tending 70 promote
temperance. II puts II thusly: "Prohibi.
sior may be q theoretical truth, but Is I'M
doubtely practical lie" 90.
The Sale Journal looks on the refusal oil
the Democratic State Senate to submit the
Prohibition amendment as the result oil
party necessity, and says 1.-THE appeal 10
party fears proved effective. The Demo.
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ing the party, while they knew II they did
submit the amendment the other fellows

ing the party, while they knew II they did
submit the amendment the other fellows
would bolt"
The Cadiz republican predicts that Ohio
will be carried by the Republicans next
fall by over 5000 majority, II Congress
will let the wool tariff alone, and the Leg.
islature will submit two constitutional
neutrality-suspicious. and license.
The first issue Of The Chapid, paper de-
voted to Catholic views aud interests,
edited and published by E. S. Houston, a
lady, OF Parkersburg, Is on our table. II is
gotten up in creditable form and the
reading matter Is OF highly interesting
nature.
The Wayne Advocate thinks that II Henry
S. Walker could be induced to leave the
shades oil private life and enter into politics
once more, he would make very strong
Congressional candidate in the Third dis.
trict. Some statesmen require great IN
dncements.
The Washington 0Jserrr has warm
side for all temperance measures and
believes that nine tenths OF the prohibi'
ton party are earnest and conscientious
men, who see the evils OF the liquor traffic
and sincerely desire to correct them. The
other tenth 1t believes is composed OF
wornt out political hacks and it wants them
bounced. .... ~.
During the recent food Brother Tippett
and his Point Pleasant Register had hard
time OF it. For seven days there was a
depth OF five feet OF water on his office
floor. Everything foated and about 1000
lbs Of type "pied." His wood type was
ruined, also his stock OF paper. - The loss
ioots up over 800. Mr.. Tippett's residence
also suffered. Last week he came cut on
half sheet. making frantic appeal to de.
linquents to pay up so as to help him out
Of his food losses, and giving the Senate a
crack for not passing the Prohibition
Amendment
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When all other remedies fail Dr.. FRAzrER's
Roor BrrrERs will cure General Debility,
Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from Disordered Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys.
"For several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks at q time
1 was confined TO the house, my suffering
was intense. Icould find no relief until /
heard Of you Root Bittes. / have taken
the Root Bitten for two weeks and they have
restored me 10 my former health.
I'D JOHN ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For sale by J. r. shirk, Logan 4 Co., also
Chas. Moeukemoeller, Wheeling, and 3. K.
MeConahey, Bridgeport. D4w
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has beea discovered BY DR..
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. vii.
liam's Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty-five
years standing, No one need suffer five min.
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment sb-
serbs the tumors, allsys the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm IN
bed,) acts as 4 poultce, gives instant and
painless relief, and Ia prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else.i
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re-
cept Of price, s. 90.
For sale BY ]. F. shirk, Logan 4 Co., also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and 3. x.
McConahey, bridgeport. o. DAW
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uOME PROOF

VHrev and Liver Diseases and RheumHtlnm.-
snssrsi Terribly. seemed 70 nelp me;
ouIa H"' s''O ZKPT. PHuILlP9,
wheeling, VIVA.
c.,.rh polypus oil Nose, Impaired r0ice.-sui-
80 n, TIrs: natHut medicine failed 70 help me.
DitsHslii completely Saiea rs uHADpuoK,
Of Spelled q ". WaseinS, W. We.
DupepslA and 0 LIBERATED Stomach. ieatment
tof yesis failed toHye me relief. Dr. smith cured
%s THOMAS HoLT. Insurance Agent
A1z.HAd them i0I L iS91 r w4sH1 n sA
'I scFoiaiA, Running soIes on Hsad;E"Ay son W.
Ssn hir. DR.. Smith cured him"
Mlfketatreet, Wheeling, ". Va.
r.ncer.-"suYered fos years With cancer. Had II
.nt mi three tines Il returned Afsef each Opera
don d. Smith cured me Sf VIZ fai esaI4
palm" va, - ~ hssS a., 10
,s fe ReuSrted dying. Dr.. Smith cured me with.
'as fni'e' N A'' "' THOMAS ooLvM.
Wholesale Grocer, Main St., wheeling. W. Va.
ulOeOns Of Return p,oapsna sn iacp
"wM oven up 70 ae ,, asa p Inlis '''AD'
W. 0a'isu '1''N WARRINGTON DELANY.
Martins Ferry.
RuHo. lAad writes-"Dr. Smith 3 professional
ptTices ln my t4tnily have been most satisfactory
and commend MIN 70 AL - tenAoinha Aiiu
iflllIul physician" w.., ,u.. ,r.,,,.
Nm Margaret Kolb sAyE="l had been maerins
tor even years and treated BY many physicians for
durcpslA. Dr. Smith said had tape. worm And
N rtvbi noun removed monster 100 feet long.
pSnaie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES years In hospitals Tor
females give me peculiar advantages ~ such easeh
ps,onS rcd Of catArrh diseases Of heart, Liver,
,,oTSch' fiineys, skin, blood, nervous affections
nj Ecstneses Of men and youth. pcrofula and
,Sthms testify 10 my success
HIes cured without the knife.
pIdenu Al distant may BE- treated BY letter and
,.a,iaStion guaranteed. chart for seli examina.
Ion sent On receipt Of two three-cent stamps, and
1--WE TnSsnItsaoS Al once FREQ once houn from 4
n to7H n, daily. Gall on or address
~ W J. Z. SMITH, N. D.,
n,,a Nc. liz ohapline St., Wheeling ". Va
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
That Have Recently Occurred In this
state and HIcluity.


Jefferson Vance to Mn. Martial. Dear.h. by Re,
H. K. Cash, Feb, 10: rllof Monroe, co %.
~. r. Clark 10 PhDbe 4. skinner, both ofBraxtot
CO., by Rev d. Batten, Jan. J..
Miner iIoTlet 70 Elizabeth !; Carr. both Of BaItor
Taylor CLARK 10 Fanny Spencer, both Of Wood co.
John ii. splcef 10 Ellen Warner, both Of Noble
co., n Wood co. " "a ~ Key S :; hai , Teo n
Love City, o.. at the latter place. by Rev. o. Z. Irwin
James NJ. slbert to Mamie Thompson, the former
g wIshsgspa Co. ne latter S irene ssS Co. a.
Albert Hendonhot VI Bell both OF Calhoun co.
by Rev. ". J. CaDerly, Jan. Is. -,
Wn L. Dorsey 10 NeomR =. Bennett, BY Rev. w
R Chambers, Feb. s, both OF NJ holas co.
VIM. skHggs 10 Nancy s. CopeuhAver, by Rev. A
N. Rippetoe Feb s, both OF Nicholas co.
A. i. MCClung 70 Ma geret +. DOoley, by Rev. W
Chambers. Jan. is, both OF Nicholas GO.
Alexander Gay TO Ann Isabella Coulson, both
Washington 90 Pa, Feb. 10.
4. ". Myers 10 Julie Crumrine, both Of Scenery
Hil. Pa. AZ Wsshia ton, Pa by Rev. J. ]. Brown
4 n Clutter to MsyyieE Andrews, both Of Green,
co Pa, by Rev. Thomas Patterson. Feb. u
N. NJ Bostic. Of Ill, TO Minerva F. Linger, OF Up
Shur CO.. by Rev Jacob Waugh. Feb: 2.
VIM. Foste. to Charlotte Prizes. by Rev. Jacot
Waugh, Feb. IS. Both Of Upshur co.
Peier +. Gregory 10 Julia E. Gregory, both Of Web
ster CO.. by Rev. r. A. Arthur. Feb 9.
:, McGrcgVry Parsons 70 Florence Collect, both o.
Tucker CO.; py NY: =. b %s sS SII, h.,A ~
Ro6t. MO ril,iams 70 TSh bit rnL!a * DON o.
betkeIey co, Y HeE T. ~ "vyuS = ny; ~
Col; a; Saaenuo ~ ~ aa 1ll ~ Vo'an
ME WOODS, q y ~ i ~, k;nrS, ho,L Al
". sanuei 4. hno1t ~ " .u$ a; heinpeIS' poIn u
JEFFERSON c1;. ~ ~ snr. N;IIsr hots y, R.,ts
mas r. oyer .. H Wn,s,Sd ls oo'u VI DetAe
ley co. 6y Key, H. u n Ran F FHo: p,,o nj
John r Minnet, o. Nun ir at.a ~ p'kel' VI
monroe GO ' oy h y, TN. nasn Ell y; croo,
h1 h es iohn C,n peaI: po' * VI ''een
pIei 90 " NY; Sy M. SIoaiS be,S ~ po.,o,.v
ste a. ansoH " sncb FaS p''n VI h''Ae'es
lanes Cordrav, Of Mononrslia county. TO Matte
Barnes. Of Marion county. By Rev. /. A. Barnes
FebruRr. ID.
Prof James I. Hor0yd, OF Mercer county, ID
Betiie 81. B. Lively. Of Summers county, by Rev: K
N. Wheeler. February
roe eotn,y, February lt. -,
viii q. LeAslre. OF wheeling. n MeAda Fowler,
Of Bellaire, by Rev. A. ". Butts, Fob. q.
Rev. ME Barrett Feb. 10.
by Rev. Mr.. Arlington, Feb. IS.
William a. King TO Barbara stgllen6erg, both oil
William I; Wade 10 Martha 4. Elsey, by Rev s.
:, a r. Herring TO Period 4. Wright, By Rev.
Chas. "; WhlIehsit e n Columbia V. Logan. by
Dolpha.A A.; Iiller to cora l. Wright, by Rev. Geo.
D, Holden, FeS 10. Preston GO;
N; Frseiand. Feb; Is. Preston GO; ~.
". Weekly, Feb. u, Preston co.
VIM Heller 10 Hattie Gordon, both Of Preston CO..
by ID u. Donehoo, ESQ.,, at Little Washington, "a,
Feb. p. ,,,,,
liam Blake 10 Donh Hall. February 70: David
Minnigh to Rachel spront.. February 2S Fred W.
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BAY CIR, Mich, February .. lssO.-Ithink
Il my duty TO send You recommend for the
benefit OF any person wishing to know
whether Hop Bitters are good or not know
they are good for general debility and In.
digestion; strengthen the nervous system and
mSke new life. recommend my patients to
use them. ~" DR. A. PEaTr. TThSIW
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rINANCIAL Avn coMnERclAl.
Now York llVpel mud etoeI.a.

NV YoRK, February %.-woney loaned upirUm
to Oct reut, and down from TO 6per cent closing
offered, at per cent Prime mercantile paper ba6
per ceIt sterling Exchange bankers bills steady
NJ 81 sax; demand 81 S6H.
ovRRNn1STs-UnChargei
.. s. s. extended-.~iGiis P.&s 9. l0tS..,..ii0
U. 9. As coupons II 10. P. bonds drstS.
U. g. Is coupons ip55f U. p. Land Grants....l09
PacI1c Is al 9i......I?S U. P. u king fund. llS
eutrAl Pacific lintS. 49, Texas pAc iRnd gtE. 80
Erie Acknowledgement. o. lido Rio Grand diva w
STATE sxcuHrrIEs-ScsleCted.
L u Slam cOnSols zee, Virginia cs...";..-.. 50
Missouri Gs........,.....IlO Virginia conSos, ex'
II Joseph. .............ll2 Ira mat coupons. G0k
Tennessee Is, new. 40 FL. div.
RAuAokn B6 Rps-Opeucd without feature except.
IugtErle 2d's VIII ch udvAnced y TO OK.
6TOcKS-ThG market was fdull and lower IN the
Afternoon. l lie advance bcgSn carly aud continued
The cloie wheu the Hight st prizes Of the day w ~
made. Tho enGnl mIrxet ShOwedfrom Il ~ per
cent better than At the Gloss BAIurdSy. There
wRS 4 llrEer borrowing demA' for stocks In the
morning than Tor several weeks indicating that
the interest had ben generally incTeasGd and Ia
now Of sufficient magnitude 10 DO an important lac
t0rS In advance.
ern prononnccs the report Of the road being III
financial difficulties a. totally iaLe.
0EHt NJ M al..
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The Guernxy Tima published at Cam.
bridge, Ohio, comes out on the 10th prox
as d daily. The Tim0 has been one Of the
best weeklies published in Eastern Ohio,
and deserves the heartiest congratulations
on its prosperity and advancement.
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Mhcoh Vuh- ] TeIeBfHph.
! knew man and he lived In Jones
Which Jones Is a cOuniy OF red bills and stoueS,
And he lived pretty mIohly by tting u lnAns,
And his mules were nothing but akin and bones,
And bis hogs were Is fat ~ his corn zones,
And he'd bout o thousand acres Of land.
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|Diphshoria.
| Prevented.

The physicians here
use DarbyS Fluid very
successfully lnthe treat
ment Of Diphthefia.
A. SroLLRNwEkcE,
Greensboro. Ala.
letter dried up.
Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
In cases ofDeath II
should be used about
the corpse Iii will
prevent any unpleas-
ant smel.
The eminent Phy-
slclan, j. MARION
SIMS, N. d., New
York, says; ~ am
convinced Prof. Darbys
Ppphylaetie Fluid Is q
valuable disinfectant."
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uAEus tEllgN iGNSI lhsAA
black yOmlt had tai
cases Of Diphtheria yield
Fcycretland Sick Per-
sons refreshed and
Bed Sores prevent
cd BY bathing with
Darbys Fluid.
Impure Air made
harmless and purified.
For Sore Throat Il Is a
sure cure. u
ContlgiOn destroyed.
For Frosted Feet,
Chilbiains, piles,
Chaflngs, etc.
Rheumatism cured.
Soft White Complex
ions secured by is use.
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the breath,
Cleanse tho Teeth,
Il can't be surpassed.
Cntarrh relieved and
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By DR. FRAnRR's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
as II by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
GrubS, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti.
lul. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Bore Nip.
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sold BY By all druggists and mailed On re.
eeipt Of price, 80 centa.
]. r. shirk and Logan q Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R. <. Mcconahey, Agent at
Bridgeport ........-,-.. H.. oAw
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MEDICAL.
REMARKABLE /!


..,,,,n.du,y owe TO humanity 10 say what
iialns .siy his done for me. One year ago ! cen
!Oaf itHs.y c.,a Of blood Disease, and no. know
rlt!td y" II such troubles SLOWED II to run
10 the fe'u, zine Blu, finally spilled 70 the bost
"a iof H'nV ,n mi, ci,y, who treated me for az
PSyheiAI, ,h,t time took over COO pills Of proIo
noa. ., yercury. \ grain each. and had run dom
Sdde ~ ,,,ro 10 tolS7 pounds, and was confined
% "e'su n In yercuriL rheumatism. scarcely
UnI 1s e., nv eli over Beings travelling man.
ISe ' .ss fraternity found me Ia this deploraole
I' s,"on Wv and recommended me to try your 'pe'
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SMALLPOX
and
FITTING OF Small
Iox PIsEYI;NTED

Amsmber efmy am.
lily was taken with
Smallpox. l used the
Fluid : the patient was
not deliriouS, was not
pitted, aud was about
the house again In three
weeks, and no otheTS
had Il. -J.W. PARK.
ISsoS, Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-27

TIE genuine sARA1ooA Hen Rock sPRiNs
WArER, for sale by all druggists by the doE-
en-, bottle or gallon. Address all orders TO
the high Rock Spring o., Saratoga Strings
N. Y. HI, aG0..r..
]. +. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents Of
Wheeling, and r. K. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. Il'rss pAw
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The daughter.ot ex-Secretary Stanton Is
winning much distinction in New Orleans
RocietY,
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Is your wife's health poor2 Areyour chill.
dran sicklyS Give them Browns Iron Bit
terra II will revive them. NJ ~ paw
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.KxS
ne, y they
in,N Of Ev'

Gu ,Sc us OF /. with very htsls faith, and In
H'aSo1 TN ,h,e. weeks Was able to lake my place on
" uA. The sores and copper coiored spots grad
s' ,'osI,,,ne.ted, and to-day have not sore or
shlI oI~sr ,Cror, and my weight Is 9l7 pounds,
ss ever was 80 ,oa 9S XII e ySg q
puetsnI 315bt thc mefIS Of b. B. s., for know 1t
VI sue CurTs e., ,,plv J. II. B.
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This msn- and his name was also Jones'
lie Ewore that he'd leave them old red bills and
stones
For he couldn't mike uo.hiu' but yellowish cotton
And wha. little corn he had that was boughteD,
And he couldn't gCt living from the land.
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nruelnuc for Soldiers widows, Parents Cnil.
tEHSlUNS dren ANY disease. wound, injury
or death entities. Increases bountles; back pay;
dischArceS procured. De,ertion removed. All dues
nNId New Lava Fees. $40 Send stamp for ID.
stTuctI0uS. n. ". FITZGERALD co., Pen. Aty's,
WAIhInRton, D, Q, ielt
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DR.. J. E. SMITH,
yo IN OHApLINE STREET.

.,.hcst evidence Of = phyhcans success "a the tes-
On TG StGvs ssst haae desi
ny p.ahiT and fairly with those who have consulted
sSaOf1D never use patiently name withon. permits
ne ,tsos,vb haye many hundred Certificates from
no. whom Ate: they ssd been Pro
nS sSspy wears hospital experience aud familiarity
VIZ W. ,hHss1itic agents, close observance oil tenn.
petSarIc Management lnsurea success, II cure 70
n!IS;SIs and frankly give the patient my opinion.
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Che Qntelli1qerter.
IONLS.
Macon tGa.) Telegraph.

On,cei Hos. 20 aud ~ Fourteenth street.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
DARBYS
PROPHYLACTIC
FLUID.
FLUID.
A Household Article for Universal
Family Use,

For Scarlet and
typhoid Foyors,
Diphtherin. Sail
walton, liberated
SoreThroat, Small
Pox, Measles, and
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Eradicates
MALARIA.

all Contagious Diseases. Persons waiting on
the Sick should use Il freely. Scarlet Fever has
never been known to spread wheru the Fluid was
used. Yellow Fever has been cured with ii after
black yOmlt had taken place. The won't
e,.es ~ nInhtheFfa Well IN
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cured by is
use. l com
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And the longer heSwore the madden he got,
And he ross and he walked 10 his stable lot,
And he hallooed 10 Tom TO come there and hitch
For 10 emigrate somewhere where land was rich,
And 70 quit raising rock burn, thsLles aud tich,
And wasting their dlne on barren land.
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,n. thirty year ago there lived u h9ntSs5'
~, An i,re%Isi Tor loug time BY the medical
isi ,So .at q Ibis Town WIN no benefit hs com :;
=. S. ss, 4ie btins asSuanied Wiz
40 o,~snty years theTesfter eau teatiiy that
he diseASe i" ". BsIOP, J. r., hot Springs. Ark.
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NEw YoRK, February 26.-DRY Goops-Thcre
Ia some cases gOoi selections were made, but for
Aond9y the demand was not up 10 expectations
for desirable qualities Of staples. SeMonable
lii drtss goods the 6ilbett Manufacturing Co.'S
suitiug' are IN COOL favor, and wide distributing
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liz Davis, XlugwOod, Feb. 81; measles
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CrSciSsAri, February 26-Llvo hogs steady and
iFm: common and light 80 STAT TO- packing and
,taka
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, ,,, soub, come to zee Us, and We wiz CURE
nj, =, charge noIhiugi Write for Particular and
iVO, ~ =, ths little book, Message TO the unfor-
~" 10y. snee,,ug." AK any prugyiIt n 70 cur
faHA~ a|
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-02-03
Would Have Been in the Grave.

A lady in Tecumseh. Neb., writing to Drs.
Starkey 6 Palen, says: II wish to thank
You for receiving SO much benefit from your
Compound Oxygen. Only for this I would
be in the grave. I could not sleep; had no
rest; was really bordering on insanity. !
was alarmed. Now I sit up until ten
o'clocF aud enjoy music und company. My
daughter is recovering her voice. Will con-
tinue the Oxygen. May Heavens choicest
blessings rest upon you and yours" Treat
Use on Compound Oxygen, containing large
reports of cases and full information sent
free. Address DEs. STARKEY d PALEN,
100 and iii Girard street, Philadelphia.
All orders for the Compound Oxygen
Home Treatment directed to H. E. Math-
ews, Cos Montgomery street, San Francisco,
will be filled on the same terms as if sent di-
rectly to us in Philadelphia.
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CHARIvARI-We have been informed
that our genial friend Doc. Brockway,
who was married last week, took his
bride to their home at Civil Bend to
enjoy the sweets of married life. Ever
since, the young folks of tbs neighbor-
hood have kept continual orgies around
their dwelling. in which horns, tin ket-
ties and all sorts of lmprovised instru-
ments have been brought into requisi-
ton. The melody of these discordant
sounds can readily be appreciated BY
all newly married people who have had
the benefit Of an old fashioned serenade.
The only Inconvenience which Doc.
experiences is the breaking up Of his
peaceful slumbers. He has not as yet
treated the boys to hickory club OIL
had any Of them arrested
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-02-03
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SHORT STOPS.
Marks is in Portland.

A. Marks is in Portland
]. Caro- has gone to the front
L. F. Mosher has been absent for 8 week
iu Josephine county, attending to law busi-
ness.
The river is high and the water is very
muddy.
The schools in the city are all in session,
with full attendance of pupils.
J. G. Floed is improving in health and IS
believed BY his physicians to be out OF dan
ger.
It has been recently reported that Mt.
Hood was emitting smoke from its summit.
A frst-clas. volcano in Oregon would add to
our attractions.
The man Smith who is supposed to have
bean the murderer of Mrs Petch, of Yam
hill county. is still at large.
The veteran James Lamb is still in Rose.
burg. He prophesies a busy summer and
brilliant future for our city.
Prof. Heggle and troupe ere in the city
and we hope they may favor our people with
one of their celebrated trapeze and tight
rope performances.
Rumor sayeth that our city is soon to be
favored with wedding in high life and that
one of our young attorneys and fair maiden
| residing hereabout will be the chief contract.
ing parties.
The Catholic clergyman Of this city, Rev.
Father Heinrich, yesterday celebrated the
festival of Candlemas, which is held in honor
OF the publication Of the Virgin Mary and
derives its name from the great number Of
lights ussd.
Ned Dry has purchased the largest stock
of brandies, whiskies, wines, beer and
case goods ever brought to this city. He
has laid in an extra large supply of beers,
owing to the scarcity AID advance in the
price of hops. Ned thought it advisable to
take advantage Of the situation and provide
himself with stock sufficient to last until
new crop can be grown and fermented.