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Sheriff. Sale.

Palrick Fox, plaintiff against "hs mas
b. Nanning, aelsndent. TO te sold II
Hhes,A's tale on the 18th day Ut March.
4. d. lss0. % ocloc9 p. m. - frcnt .f the
a silver how. II. f., ali Of the right. title
and interest ihst the deienoant had On the
eth doy Of April. lxss, az Whicl, he has
Ing clainse known ~ The C0,,xulids ted SNOW
O6lft nsinlnS elaim. situate IN Summit VAL
~ Mining district. Atlver How A0Uniy
Montana
Dated this :3i day Of February. A. y.
lx<;. 0EO. ". IRWIN. H..
sheriff OF silver Bow County. NJ. r.
~ nc. 0oDLEY, Deputy. 2Ste0 s-w ~
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ulecer3o lGoeoeo In Mines.

A novel app,ieatiea a The s'eetr'-
al tssnsmissioa q power has bssn
nads It ths Ts.AalGnr Colnssiss. For
Ct q Dsas, Eaglssd. A psnp In
~ uD1scgsoand wesktnesb dsavsn
~ N eloetsje noeor, TIE essssot,
eonesated bp . Ayna.sse neehine ae
IL surface, bsisg I'D down TIE SHAFT
ed slsag the voskinOs dt>aoee 81
80 yards. TIE asaiaags water o.
~ dssp voting 10 raissd By The
e,estsis psnP MS lsst vertically, and
lbsesd threagh 600 yaEds Il plying -
~ botaom Of TIE shat, whence Il y
r.issd b. sesan psnDs 70 TIE sa5sees
~ ~ ss,upd. The voting q Tie
s,setrie psmp = ssid 70 b very Sails
factory.
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YATAL ARRAY A3DO8n(AN.
Il. J. Hoppey, Iogmseiy Of Butte.
Shoots and Kills P0t0oy
Waltoe0.
The Helena Her0ld has the follow.
in1 specjal dispoteh:

Ta,. Aalema HS.rall h>s tn. foll,w.
TO- .,,.,,.l I,,,..A.a.
1..,..~ ~ 60 .-,.~
n I'M o'ciock m amith 'a selono. I'll
J. Hoppey shot and uDogtally Weesd-
ed hasey Walesss. 1eeh oeo drsv
~; S,sn. ss. ~ 49, - A., ~" - ss.ss
vcrs 6red 81 Hcpuev. one of vhich
struck Waliess near t6s selee, oom-
~ ooS u - DeVos. wosco:ss ~
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GRAND JURY.

T.. Daiken, Batte.
Juhn Cap)iee, Butte.
T. 8. Hemiltou, Butte.
Fred. Bows, B0tte.
John Jolley, Butte.
Alex. J. Johnson, Butte.
Bonj. &. Kingsbury, Butte.
Thcuas n. Lowry, B0tte.
r. A. Lergey, Bate.
Ooanl1 Leo!y, Bette.
Chasies T. Trowbsidge. Butte.
James II. Steeje. Botle.
John n. Bell, Cestes vile.
Chagjes II. Carver, Rocker.
+. b. Gardue9, Silver Bow.
William f. Hall, Walkosville.
Wil)io0 Kineello, Ae)rooe.
]. G.. lla66ux, 0olrose.
Tl,o,,.as p. Nilholland, Silver Bow.
TRIAL JURORS.
Edwin Brown, Butte.
T.. r. bates, Butte.
e. n. Buck, Butte.
E. g. Baxter, Butte.
n. J. ConDe3l, Bef1e.
Joseph Chasvin, Dotts.
d. n Dellioges, Bate.
Iovid N0eg8n, B'pele.
william r. Given, Bate.
4. II. Headly, Butte.
r. J. Haullt0o, 8oste.
Leafs Hey0aD, 0otlo.
8. v. Ke0pef, Butte.
i. Z. llaunine, Butte.
Tho0ao Purcell, Bette.
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h se0stsnsliso u thlsty I'm q
- ianeoso tulD111g, 1870 iopso.
pestiso, 81 sDsuaat II aP9saaGnona;
viii ea01bslahls see1lag eaqosity q
~ eo9O cd GnlleejD ~ - spoeen-
ton, asdabandant goe0oo i1Dsnooeh
aod lsvsl 1oee ibe - skAooss, 10 III
u0pA sews1es1 snssuy wh)eA -.
Dsees essolt anne upsa - pecjeeesss
ofths sstsspsiss anA ~ city vhieh
Do06eD them a0eog - busiDos
0ea. Il beeaos svi6sat sasly b ~
soasoo that tke amaee0sot a roller
skatjag bod tukeo I'm she1d upeo
- pob)ie Mid that laeRse, beeoe9
ao6 nsocs elegant feeil1tjo lbelndolg.
isg II ths bsalthfal paslins heA y
eo0s . Dseessity. Lat 1oath aeso-
paoy W. formed fos ~
eseetjen II . eonoodjeus snatiag
pavilion, u which Tie leodlng
spirits were Neooss. Nevteo 4
Walker, The excessive luohse dsal-
-. and Bartlett / Rst1sesee, the
bolldesA NJ. ]. II. Dogtlstt un6eg.
took The supervision Il the veek, and
siaes January 9Th ~ ksut ibea .
70 % mso employed night and day.
The structure b @ By I'D ibst a. the
1ees, and eost $500. The satiss
Aeoe h made availahle Ter shatssD ~
the erection a saised galleslos e ~
hont ed. and running H. eatiTo
Isogth q the pavilion OVER The hsads
a Tie skalsfs, for thsaeep0npodolioo
a spectators. The skate rooms aod
hand slasd are q the fFoot, aad -
appointed dining room h
Tie rsaS. The ROT = . sinGle span
~ supporting tsaa, having ~
0ooe sntlrely free from pasls q othse
o6struetjoas. A good light isaaused
BY TIE large number Il wiudows
which pierce the sidss, and Tie vhibe
paint With which The entire inside =
covered. The Pavilion viii b l6em-
ally opened o. Tuesday evsaing,
March 1t, WITH . gnaaa carnival Dat
ssasgse, at which, bssi60 many evo-
|atjoas By dagls skatess and ooaPles,
~ novel spectacle viii b pgessated
n usrehes, ootillioss and eoatsa
laDen In unique eo.ts0ss and upoa
Pn1loP skafAa.
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TIE Hou0o q Lords.

Butte hes beea specially honoret
By the third hoase'' now ID sooDiou
at The capital. The latest d1stise
ton eoaSerrsd upon our eitissns, w
The reeognltion Of the erp1eatials n
Mayor Owsaey and Sheriff Irvise
add placing both rpoa inpestant
committees sheriff Irvine vs. a.
ded 70 The committee - "reduceie0
q ks." II The psoeeedines q Set.
vTday . bill was paaDed 70 change
the name u r. E. 6tIahoen a1d
make It ''Hasdy Liar" This h svi.
dsatly = play upon The espao0eoaa
cogaenea ~ oar easfxseie Austee.
dam agent, Bishop zsslandslaar, q
fhsthssoa Handy Liar. besmssiy r.
Z. Stsahorn." y appointed eoonis'
slouee to Amsterdam. Jerry 6ulu.
van, the popular Walksrvlllian. waa
nominated Tor Territorial aodito1.
The Lords viii wiod up their sessioa
With . grand blow out It Ning's
opera house next Saturday night.
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n
- e' 1sose vesr!:. oee wse!: a
. ~ ssoces0 q so0avseoe' sea
ese
~ Seso 20 toe eoe!ess Q peoeee
oaoso Q! - vcoSs6 tooe thcy eeeoee;
- o. ne 1eesose thos S!gotteIly
49,. % tnea; nsoeo soecoty -
v130eee; meee q Tie eeeeoes,
s1v1 go oDosoooo0 q "
49,; seS 49, au 49, Ilg.es
~ nv1!oo neeeooIy 70 noke
- eopooee q eo)oy1nG. a1Psoe!oe-
~. ceeoSo9 - poTo:1oe3sg TIE
seeeeoe. ceeoea eovoeooeot:
! 70 eS11ve q the hoe eeo9Sdeo q
- eoooeoeg 0eO u eoeor eooeor
seoe, oe!Sl - ooooeoel eeoo1den.
OonWo9 men - veeso0 ~.
S.Lrsee .eeaeoese q
= 100 100! oeneoeSe2
- ~ c1seosssooeet q co-ePesar
ssvS ssssessos PsoooosSve ana a.
ss1ooave.
s. The rssesving AZ Tie public
la1d.-tho hesjtaee Of The poopjo-
fo9 Tie actual seltlor. Not aootbeP
acso lhe railroads q cosposoljoas.
.. The abVoGntjon II I'll hWD that
Do not beer eoSolly ppo0 oanlisl ~
A6ee; The removal q u1ju6t tecbOi.
eel!eaes. delays and dieeliminatieae
IN TIE o0ml1latIotjon ~ luGtiee: and
tae edopde9 q nsasarGe providing
~ ~ neoI!o ana oosoey q tnoee e.
~ So a1soS.S, suuSoctunn8 u
0cs'csae poIs9lee.
Z V00 O00o610oD6 Of 0WO to com,
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4 Dosasnnn Boak 00660e Arrest
ID as ll1lo0 CITY.

l. haries story, . youth q alost
sightsep, and said 70 b . nephew q
Nelsou story, Esq.,. No assesteo On
IL eaat-bosnd train ID 4tIes CITY
thls afsssneee, b Sheriff Jehnsas.
He = supposed to heve robbed hh ~
eaGs bank, in Boseaan, a $lO.es@
He vne taken % ~ bonk a Sesbbsos,
Mead 4 o., A. $3.50 a ths ses'es
rnuney was foand On BIZ pessso ID
uaeoheelks. He Ne plassd lsJaA.-
171ee GU Pres.
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Two 00ll0n1GD DueDoA "a ~
osou0d, a1a ~ 0aoe Insk
06ooe 0lEa&iog 1ank
Badly Doma9oa.

Al . quastse bstose twelve e'e,oek
~ n)ehe . 6ss bsoke ct = ooo q
sse cottages % East Park, near All.
s'se sesest, eeespisd ~ Rase d.
oosd. which fss . tune promised 10.
I'll destruction b the sstirs nv N
wooden struetsrss bstveea Alleena
sso Wyoming slsests. The sntiep
esesoee Il wisd W. - sxeeedinGly
ovosoooo care00seo0ee, With D.
eesse. howevsf, - Tie scarcity q
wafer ssd TIE Inability Of the AseaDes
70 keep more than one stsssm st q
tl0s Plying upon ths Aanses. The
sseesss wers promptly - the Gsound
and at ooee direceed tbeir altentio.
to saviag The adjoining buiIdiass On
eesh side u the oottaGes oceupied b.
Reoe Dla00nd, ~ 1soep havipa
op'sad - Eapidly that Tie ssvise q
ner pVoVesty seemed isupsaetiesbls
fFo@ the arst. The akatinx rink
building adjoining o. the west was
TIE Dest endangered, and ssssned 10
catch 6re in . NV place - ut
- The flames Wsse subdsod u A.
eebes. The hook aud ladder con-
pasy finally palled the burnlng
ffasse u The Diamsod hoasss ipto
the street, which ssablsd the Arssnss
70 issndsts the ruins and gave them
. bsttss chance at &c alljoiaing
which wess asiek.
y flooded with water and
he lat spark smoahered. A hall
was going On ~ the skalipg rink
when the Ore broke ont, and all TIE
Inmates Of Rose Diamood's houss
wsse 10 attendance. Whea The alarm
M given In the riok the 6re he'd
pinned soeh heaaway that but lev a.
6e30 eooDd - rsseoed hem ~
aud nsst u the eoatsoes
were detroyed. She estiuales her
'oe on the buildises 1t >l,soo,
md ON The contsnts at 1850. The
'kating rink building. owned b. Mr..
Nadeau b damaged abost >ooo. The
parties r0nniag the skating rink
their property a.a suffer
My . soight losD fro0 bseakage.
Owing to the latelesD II the hour it
~ imporsibls to learn anything
boat The Insurance, hat The )oes h
,aStially oovesed.
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CAVE m MULLEN TUNNEL.
Two HuD6rod 4eoG OF tn 0Nnaf
Bore Yillod UP By 1alling
Earth and 1oOk.

Spoeoal aieDoesA % ~ lCisee.
HELExA. n. r. Feb. II, 1853.
News hosj ust been brought In that
two hundCod fest Of the Mullen tim.
nsl had eaved In 70 day. No Lon Of
life b reported. Duriag The pest week
the pereolaGjon q wate1 thvoagh the
arches q ~ tunnoD hao looseaod H.
eaSth, aud In unti0beFod positions,
falling bouldens, and The oesasiossal
esving q large sections of earth have
given warning Of danger. The eave
to-day will cause . serious loss - TIE
eoutr.ctoss and considerable delay In
the completion u the tsnpel.
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The following b The vsoiEe II xnnA
aud petit jasoss dawn By the Board
ofCouuty Communications In accordance
With tie statutory provisions, to serve
during The March term q The District
eoust for The 6scooj Judieiol District,
which conmescesos Meaday, Naseh
NQAhs
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Order to Show Cssllse.

In The Probate Cont In AMI fs,r silver
B y eoanty. Montana Territory. in tile
ION. Thomas 4. Porter the. adl,iniAtratO:
Of the estate Ut HalnllkH, +. k0btnso.'. ac-
eeaAei. hsviox hlad his petition h~r-,m
estate Of said dccedeml for tie purposes
therein vet fDgtl,.
Ie u therefore orlered by the Judge NJ sid
court, lllat al per<Dns interested ~ III ~.
Probate Court an saturday, the 10th day
~ March. Issi, 1T O'Clock III the aftermath
Of AID day. u the sOur, room nj ~ahi FRO
tate Court. at the cay ~ INIT" III the
County Of silver Bow, to show cau.e why
~ ogasS shOuld no: he granted IL the ~aiA
administrator n tell - much Ut tine real
eosot0 Of the aald deceasesl ~ shall be nee.
eaaory. r. G.. KNOX. Probate Judge.
OaIsd this sth day Of Fsbs uxry, A. u. IS.
- chs W.4W
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Rev. Reed, editor Of The Rocky
Aoxstais Asssea0er, has resigned
the paslogate az the Presbyterian
church Ut HeDeaa.
Hon. Wash Stapleton, Il Ut Dillon
IN attemllonoo o. the District Court,
aud renewing his acquaintance with
his Old constituents.
G. N. Trnsk manager. Of the Mon-
tana J.umbss Company went down
10 Dillou Monday b look after busi-
nosD u that section.
Z. r. Eybest, AZ Chicago, b in the
city with . view 10 locating IN the
dry goods bnsines.
r. E. Mosl,er arrived from New
York = fsw days since and will prob
ablv become . permanent resident Of
the Silver City.
J. w. Kinsley hes nearly ~
covered froen biz accident and orEan.
ised . new ledge q Of A. o. Z. win
Helena last saturday evening.
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ro0 tn Daily q W0loeslay
The Alice b0ilion slsipnsenls for
this month, exclusive of yesterday
and to-day, anaount to >s0. 600.
The Bate Telephone Excbaugs hes
sixty telephone instrumests In ne.
Helena hes thirty and l)eer Lodge
six.
Pete Gamble, at the silver City
market. says hs b psssoaally %
quainted with the hens that laid
every egg In the lat received from
the ranch yesterday.
Il. =. Lewis has establlshed au ex-
tensive wool yard II consection
with hts Cui0u Mills store, % Lower
Main street, wl,ere he b prepared 70
deliver cord wood, Of sawed In lesgths
to suit, to any part Of the city, 1t the
lowest market price.
The advertise meut Of New York
nrm, Published ~ many Montana
joarnals, Offering 'gsatss' agency
busimess' fto0 which farmsss can
make - to "a per day, b pronounced
. fisud by Missouri papsn.
The basement under Milwaukee
besr hall 40 Wet Broadway b b.
Jog fitted up with . ring and other
accessories Of arst cless gymnasium
II will 10 made . heaaqvastsss Tor
wrestling, sparIlng aud other athletic
sports.
A 'nisprint In yesterdays MIXER
announce w. Y. Robeslson - one
Of the osators ut the Robert Emsuet
auuivenary on March e1st. It
should have read Hon. w. Y. Pem-
bestou, who will divide The evening
with Hon. w. H. Clasgstt.
A large party of young folks ksvs
Con Orsm and hts amiable wife .
surprise party ct Dillon last Tuesday
evening. Con threw ap ths sooags
IN the Arst round, and the svssisg
was pleasantly spent With xAases aud
vocal ADD Instrumental n, ,sic.
In The Police Court yesterday J.
Dubois was convicted AZ stealiag .
brace from Boyee's planning mill. He
viii have 70 bsace Up bor twenty days
In the county jail. Dave walker,
for . drunk and dlsordsely, was sent
up In default Of i've and costs.
The resolut,on to adjosrn to-0oe-
row, which We passed In the lewss
hor q, was laid on the table by the
Council, which givss that body the
power to call It Up 1t any time foe
action. II b run,oge<l In Helena
that the Co,,Dcil viii call the rssolu-
ton up to-day aud amesd Il % - to
adjourn on March Sth. 0ach amead.
ment would probably he concurred
In by the House.
A. . sanitary measure during tbe''e
warm day., everybody should 80 that
ths drainage froen under and aroond
their housss h 10 seod oCdes. and That
tn. anow water 10 carried at - Il
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ASoesA11Vo SsSssSU0|
~ Aa1nno q ~ ous1nno6s O.
~ 0oo0lasooDseo u
Cuooo9 0ouDfy.
1ho 0utso 0nortoe Amoodod.
Juot5oaO jurlo1Sotaoa IaOCeo0od @
1hroo aunarod Dollars.
Loesoe Prom 1lro. o0S1ojd.
0poo0al Cossoapoo0oooo q ~ 0lSxD.
HHL8nA, II. T., Esh. q, 10.
l0Dediatoly after roll eall Thu
00e0ing the Co00eil reeeivod . eo0-
uo0ien61o0 from The 0ovogD0e. -.
ee0paoiod With . petiGioo 1o0 ~
el1iSsoo q C1s1oe ees1ly, s1nllag thal
Ja0es \. Hub6oll ~ ooeo ap00lDt.
ID eoe1ey eo90issieaseol te6t oee1-
q - le94by tbs Probate Ju1ge; That
8 ~ lb))ovjng I'LL ejeetleo s. Wasa
ooDdidoto for IL sa0o 0Gce, aDo, -
- W. Q meswber II TIE Tot0SDjng
baosd, oooDted himself 10, eet TIT
- hed nsver qnslleed M 0Ded his
bod: further, that 10 ~ net eth.
- q Tie Tessitosy. TIE p tjtieo
oloo $50 ct that . Som aGgyegoting
$500 hed been dawn ct q ~
eoonty trsasury foe IL alleged par.
p.s q ferDe6ing - eoast heess.
1T H. fe9oitalo hod newer besn
heord o(. oevesa! otheschor9oo wece
~ f6etb, and The po3tjo0oe0
a0hod that The 0Ovos0oe cause
Hubbell's removal from oalee.
The pet1tSo0 W0s accompanied
with several a0davito, oil 10 IL e.
ieet that Hu66ell w. Mt resident
q ~ Territory. Nj. ca, q Cusees
couuty, QEuoo and asked that the -.
tltio0 aud a@dovitD b not rod.
It was sethes . delicate matter,
aed woa0d inelte pab>ic cs'tteac@.
He oodeesDed himself eosneeely g TIE
nneooes, and soid thos TIE seoee-
0eoeD eooeotoed u The petition We1e
h1e. Il would Do nobody any god
g have them Rcd bat It would
throw IT, stigma q d1Agraee upon
ene peopeo - Tep9eoenteo. tine
0ovesDee hos 500 IL g scad z letter.
ID hesc scaling that Jim auooes! -
noe 2 eaaseo. He sAyo IN bis Iete:r
tAoe - hee - aatheeity 70 ct u thls
natter Thl0 fD0h906 a. n0D6hAR
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TDR1aTo0IAL Assembly.
0ooesScejeoo Upoo 0ilvor Bow
0ouafy's lnAobeo1Deso 20
b Removed.
nh % llaeo Butte a. Dooounon
The Territorial Capital.
special 6t0oesa - ~ lll18a.
HoLugA, Feb. g, 1aoo.
COUNCIL.
IL the Cosnoil, Hosse bill s., which
makes & unlawfal tor boordD a coun-
" eo00inDiouoso % aodit aud og0es
warrants 10 le drawn for payment q
bilb aeaiast the cossty, sxespt II
regular sessions Of The beard, was
read . third time asd passed.
H0rsE.
H. b. ., whioh b . suhsGitwte for
The original bill, coacssning The psb-
lie I.sintlng, introdoesd By Hickman,
was passsd to 10 third reading. Mar
tie 9avo notice Of . blu "a - hereafter
introdaeed, providing f"r . general
election 70 decide whether the Terri
torial capital shall - rsanoved to
lutte AZ Boaeman.
The following bills were rad . third
time and passrd: To incorporate the
city Of lGiss0uia: ior The incorporation
Of Institutions II learnia4; to prohibit
carrying concealed weapons In towns
and cities; to repsal the prsaest law
liaslling the indsbtedness which may
b incurred by Silver Bow county.
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" OSeodo)o people, oWo1e1o3 u esooS
!" Jesssang, charged With he murder
CIV. w. DavjdDoa. IL y Dot psoeor
he that Jssss.ng win b tsied q ~
prr~ent term q eoast q, u . PosGp6oe.
asut b noe chained % aeeeoot u
the terrible eosdition q biz fspssa
and ampstaled fsst, hs will probably
ssk change q vooue fSu0 Doov0g-
bead county, % TIE gsoaDa q soeh
undue 6las and pablio obin6o0 = .
rene1er u imposa16)e 20 socog0 . 0Sr
trial In that eoasty.
We xre insormed BY Ds0bsss a
the Iire brigade That thsgo wa0 -
s''sreity ~ water at the IN - 0oo-
day night, bot there vas . scarcity
" 'rr Dluss, nose haviog beeo pro
v'ded east u Aaia strest a. Wet
rask. The brigade have ooly 100
'sst Of hs,se, SO a. which was -.
'istrea to connect with TIE Ago paog
1t tlse corner II Main and Pask
streets, aud for that Fsasoa they
we's uaable to play bet ose serease
u water upon the nsmss.
Mr. w. J. Robbins, VIE formerly
~" between Ogden and Butte -
postal agent, and nsors reosstly aoted
- clerk Of railway naail service ae
Ogden. died u cosssnptjes 10 the
latter p)aee On the 2lst Inst. He will
he soceeelsd - ehiol e)ogk Il TIE In3l-
Wy mail service (oe the d6sesSct q
Utah, whi~h extends nogth - Deer
L"age BY E H. Reed, Who = taken
"so We Utah 4 Nestbsro poseaj
sesvieA
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Our Reporters Vacation Notes.

During his mmbles this scUOu, our Nj. II. has
tIken upon himself The tax Of sAtisiyIng Our nu
merouS readers that whatever goods are mRnuiAc
tured In our Eoodiy city Of Roger Williams. are Of
n high Rrads, and IS One In quality ~ eau DO pro-
duoe In any spot OH the globe, Especially Is this
10 when the skilled Pharmacist q many yeaFs' ex.
perieuce resolves to extract from tie nuCSt totOnI
cal spCCimvusoi the vegetable world the most po-
tent cure for some special disease In proof OF his
assertion that Providence, X l.. GoFdI the best be
relates an Interview with an acquaintance. given
him while S0IOarnlug at her resitence.
She says, about year l suffered severely from
IheumatbIn In my limbs, ard Neuralgia In the
head, which endured two or three mouths with
~ much patience Us possible, being under the trOAt.
ment Of M excellent doctor. aud tying many
kindSof medicine without any marked effect. At
last medical fIiend advised me TO Try Hunts Rem
edy because he attributed MY severe suffering 10
the bad condition Of my hdGeys. which were not
performing their proper functions. and com.
menced taking 1t. aud In low days the neuralgia
had departed, my headache had entirely
disappeared, the swelling In my llmbs ADD
joints had gone. and have not had touch Of IL
since. Moie recently was tiOuSled with ilnpurlty
Of the blood. which showed Ibcli 10 severe erup.
tons on my lace. ASGiu relorted 10 Hunts Zen;
edy aud after taking I, short time was completely
cured OF that complaint, Hunts Remedy has
proved very beneficial 10 ne In attacks OF SICK
headache, which 1t always AlleTAtes, and notice
the Improvement ~ sOOn a. take the Remedy.
This Remedy has Strengthening elements iOril hiss
made me feel much saOuser, and has been very
beneficial to my general health. l most heartily
recommend Il TO all sufferers like myself
-rF "MEa l. q. TGESEE, No. lSG Pearl ST. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-02

Arc you disturbed Ut night and broken
your rest BY sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth2 II 80. send at
once and get = bottle Of Mrs Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething It's
value Is incRiculAble. It will relieve the
poor little SUI rer immediately. Depend
upon II, mother, there 10 no mistake about
Il II cures dysentary and diarrhoes, regu:
collie, soitens the gums, reduces lnfamma.
ton, and gives tone and energy 10 the whole
system. Nm. Ninsow Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething Is pleasant 10 the
taste, aud 10 the prescription Of one OF the
Oldest and best female physleiana aud nurses
In the United States, and 10 for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price %
cent? . bottle. AWgAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-02

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered BY Dr..
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. VII.
liani's Indian Ointment. 4 single box has
cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty-five
Year, standing. No one need suffer Ave min
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment ab-
serbs the tumors, allAys the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm IN
bed.) acts a . poultce, gives Instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
elSe.
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re.
oept Of price, 81 90
For sale by J. F. bhirk, Logan 4 Co.. also
ChRs. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and R. K.
MoConAhey, Bridgeport, o. pAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-02

When all other remedies iail DR. FRAzrrR'S
Roor BrrTERs will cure General Debility,
Los OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from DlSordered Stomach, Liver
and KidneyB
WFor several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For week. sta time
| was confined to the house, my suffering
was intense. could and no relief until ]
heard Of you Root Blttsrs. / have tAkeH
the Root Bittersior two weeks and they have
restored me 10 my former health.
JoHN ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For sale by J. +. 6hirk, Logan q Co., also
Chaa. MoeukemoellpF, Wheeling, aud Z. K.
AcConahsy, Bridgeport raw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-02

Albert 1.'yanp, OF Cottage Home, Ill, sAys: Il
have blsn proStAtedfo for thee or moro years with
Kidney disease; at tImII was not able 10 put on
my boots; my wife has oi:en pulled lhem on for
me- Twas not 10 bad rs that oil the time. but
never know what Il was to bO without pain In my
bick until commented udbg hunts Remedy.
Since began 10 lake BpDrS Remedy have been
flee from ali palu, and take pleasure in saying that
II Is the best medicine that ever knew for Kidney
and Liver diseases" Rpr&H&PAw