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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-04

A Bro TURN or THE FurURE. Quo Of
the strong commercial aud railroad
towns Of tie Northwest in the near fu-
ture will be. says the Boise Statesman.
Shoshoue, the junction of tho Wool
River branch and the Oregon Short
Line, located fifty miles sonsh Of Hail
ey. IL has a delightful site in th /,
broad, open meadows of the low =
Little Wood River Valley, at an altitude
of about $3.50 feet above the sea. Larx
areas " rich agricultural lands stretc i
Of Tor fifty miles 70 the north and til
famous Goose Greek country one of
fdaho-liss only about fifty miles 70 th .
south. Grazing for im,nen.e horde OF
cattle and sheep ia afforded By the n. b
bunch grass pastures stretehir 3 fos
hundreds Of miles to the south and west
the best placer mining districts of snake
river lie within . days drive. and the
great Muldoon and Little Wood River
districts about seventy miles t. the
aorth. In fact, there il vast tributary
country, rich in mineral, agricultural.
grazing and timber resources. Sho-
shore will also DO q division terminus
for the Oregon Short Line, and will
have their shops, round houses, and
other important railway auxi.a les y lioa
tend 70 bald up q town. Shes one
Falls, only twenty miles away, oonsti-
tute natural wonder only second TO
NiaQaea, aud this will be headquarters
for the thousands of tourists who in the
near future will cross the ointment to
ses such a sublime spectacle. The Ore
gou Short Limo is in operation TO Sho-
ahone, and construction Trains nre nov
on the branch 10 HALEY. Sso5h0 . u
ON the ere Of a grand boom in business,
real estate aud building entsrpFis !.
Already some OF the heaviest wholsssis
hr,ns of Salt axe, Ogden, Boise
City. Blacksost and Wood river towns,
have o,,en-d branch establishments Ia
this euhEyo ei1y
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SSJss 1tis ssa.

Workmen commenced laying tn,
brick foundation for the boiler of slack
man Bros. d Co.'S mill yesterday.
An extensive dairy is to be started
this season about seven niles ai,ov,
Snohouiish City, on tho La Grand
marsh, by L. Bishop, of CLimicum.
The steamer All returned to town
yesterday afternoon after her pro.rac,.
cd stay up the river. She brought down
eight booms, containing about 1uoua
feet of In1s for L. Do.an aud James
Eeency q Co.
A large silyergrav fox was eancht in
the foa.hils uesr the Saoqualmle pass
trail last week 10y Falls CITY trappe..
The palts of these animals are very "a :
uab!e, Oft bringing rs high as So
etch. Although they are often vet
with on the eastern stopa of ths Cas-
cade monntains. they are seldom if ever
seen on tie western.-Fys.
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List sgeek ths Posi- is7xLl.ferscsI
contained fhe psraarsssS fa'l,z-;,~.

LHst seek ths Posi- fsTxLIfergcxI
contained the paragraph following:
"Ihe aiSa pFiees paid for good il
Eastern Washington during the pas;
few vts6s suggest the idea aow de
siras,ia is - TO those folks 20 have raj
connection vita the cal deposits o.
western N9sei acson. A ton of cAal
could I've sold there, On completion OF 4
road over tue Cascades, fof less III m
tie price OF card Of wood, and 1t would
Do worth more taaGsso osrds."
After reproducing the abo-s, the
Walia walia Csioa goes on :,taik in
the edifying strain following:
"we need yo1r coal. lumber, l:me.
iron, clans. Yea need oar wheat,
oats, cora. Oeef. Isuttoa. The railroad
4oaid make il easy tor Us 10 exchsn..
With each other. The railroad can 4.
built. Il viii OF Is cost ten millions Ia
aui.d It. We wunid build ii ourselves
o1t we have Sos % keei, orr money I.
build n newspaper etics with. Whb
else it.yiag the uaonsy will haild the
road We have rrged It's construction
Tor many years. hays ci',uel il wougI
ne pskyIas, road. hu. the ruQte II :
long. tie mountains are So high, the
dc scent into the Sound country sa alb
rupt, the country through which il
Would run Is 81 covered with a land
grant tna powerful corporation which
keeps surveyors on SONS of the possible
lines ali ttie TINS. and makes =, many
other demonstrations towards building
the foti. III Il ali other CIR oarltiuuS AMI
individuals are kept from undertaken
Ne ENTERPRISE. through fear ut ca.apet,-
ton. The Territory NEEDS the road. Il,
constructs would increase its wevltt,
q hundred fold and a3,! tens of thous ,uds
TO Its population. is operation woui,i
multiply annually the enterprise, the
business. the camIor!s. the PROSPERITY
the happiness of Iss inhah.taiitS. Tnese
are Inducements great eaouen 10 War.
rant the Territory in aiding lis c,n-
struc;ion. But it il prohibited by law
! -oni dong anything for the enterprise.
Ii the Democrats ~ Congress w~uiT
aon-elit To cur admission, it would no,
be three years from the date os III,
proclaim .t,on announcing the birth Of
the State of Was iueion before the |
road would be III Operation. In tie
meantime let Us ag,tats l..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-04
PACIFIC COAST.


The {. L. Taylor and Mer Missing Men
| Foand.
| PogT TOWNSEND, March 3.-The rev.
enue cutter Oliver Wolcott returned
ners tonight from cruise in search of
the wrecked vesssl c. L. Taylor. The
wreck was found ten miles southwest of
the entrance 70 Barclay Sound She
vas brought up by her anchor In twenty
fathorns OF water. The hull appears in
good condition, with masfs and sails
alongside. Indians from the cnast have
stripped the vessel of everything NOV
able The wreck lies in a dangerous
position to vessels entering the strai.s
from the north of west. as she laws yerv
Low IN the water. and Is not visible nj
any great distances. The crew that left
the vessel in the boat, consisting of the
second mate and five men landed safely
at Ciayoquot Sound.
Mrs. Gus Noble died Of heart disease
1T Port Discovery last Friday.
stock Quotations.
SAN Francisco. March 3. Curry, oI:
Mexican. SO; Ophir. 81; Union, 5Is:
Nevada. 35<; Point. Csc; Bodie, ~.
San Franei,ee Personals.
H. II. Green, wife and dausht.r, of
Portland, are visiting friends at Los
Angeles, where they will remain two
weeks. They are stopping at tbs Cos
u,opoiitan.
Judge Burnett, of The Dallss, is in
San Jose.
Geo. A. Barnett, of Portland, is tenn.
pornrily soiourning in San Diego.
Miss N abel F. Tilley, of Olympus,
sailed for home this morning. While
IN this city she has been the guest of
Miss Tencke, of California street, whore
she was the recipient Of many social
courtesisS.
Chas. Levy, of Sacramento, will leave
shortly for Portland, where he will re-
side permanently.
Z. s. Kearny, of Portland, left for the
East this afternoon.
g: J. Pierce, If Salem, is stopping at
the Lick House.
The Chinese Suicide.
The suicide of Sing Lum, who was
under sentence of death, and the subse-
quent deceass of Capt. Hess, has been
made the subject of special thankseiv
ing by Chinese priests, who say that
LINN. being innocent of the crime
charged, concluded to avert the disgrace
Of the execution. He also states that
Poo >ot, the great Saviour, received
him with open arms, and on his repre-
sentation that Hess had been a good
friend TO him. has joined them together
In the celestial harem
shipping Intelligence.
PoRT DISCOVERY, March 3.-Sailed-
Brig Deacon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-04

New FfEM.-Iessrs. j. w. George
and I. N. Bigaiow have united their
business interests, and now occupy
rooms l and 2. Front street, opposite
the fesier & Lsary block. fle lille of
the tirGl is George. Bigeiow & Co. ! hev
propo Q to deal in real estate, loan
money, pay taxes for non residents. and
corresp md with tho . who signify II
Willingness To become acquainted with
the beauties and utilities of this coun-
try. These gentlemen are both old G t.
izsns of this place, and are well and IA
vOrably known III business circles, and
have handled real estate hera So long
that they are thoroughly familiar with
the grounds. This will maks their aa-
vice reliable and their assistance valu-
able to all who wish to buy or sell.
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y Cdho't, q ieueiar and watchmater
and sso.e from $500 &, so1.fO worth
OF eos,ds. A large portion was isvs;-v
ana ctiHnonE.s, together With about 4Ol
watches. fifteen of which were eft there
/ Tor repairs Caholtts personal loss il
aoolt slbcs0. Tie burglars frst en-
1 lFfSa Entle's hardware store, and So
cured dozen revoiy rs aud some tools
70 uresk CadolE's safe. Private Watch
man oauit says the robbers bound and
ragged him. and threw q blanket over
LIN Whiia the bargi,ry was in progress.
ana tnea threw him into the coaI house.
ne succeeded in freeing himself shortly
sfterward. There were three of them
no clue to their identity.
NO Efser and Darbor Approximation
WASHINGTON. March 3.-The fate of
the River and H4rbor bill was settled by
tue action of the Senate today in adopt
lag Ingalls, motion that the report ac-
companyizg the bill be printed and laid
on tAe table. This action carries over
wi tomorrow the consideration of the
oill Itself. and as Sunday is not Ieais-
ittive day, no further action can be
TAKEN BY the Senate upon the bull this
session. /. IL generally understood that
tie purpose of the motion was to kill
tie bill.
Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-rhe nomin-
atoms of Edward l.. Curtis, of Idaho, as
Secretary of the Territory of Idaho, and
Edward Bellows, IA Paymas.er in the
navy, We're confirmed.
snin: the Major.
PHrLADELpHIA. March 3.-Nainr King
and Police Lieut.. Albright are sun
rnooed on 4 suit for damages by Mich
at'l Cieary, .he puailist. for preventing
2 sparrln2 exhibition between him and
Sullivan.
Opera News.
CTSCISSArr, March 3.-ETson has
given five concerts Lere within a month.
The total receipts net nearly $4,000.
Inc last two given were witnessed by
nine thousand people. 1t was the most
Successful concert series ever given in
Cincinnati. The katherine Lewis Opera
Comp my and the Vokes family both
claim an engagement at Robinson's
Opera house next week. A lawsuit was
Threatened, but tas matter was settled
by Katherine Lewis taking another
house.
Carver Beats R0garduS.
CHICAGO, March 3.-The second
pigeon match between Captain III. Boz
81 rdus and DR.. w. T. Carver was shot
AZ the Chicago Driving Park this after
noon. The terms We're 100 birds each. |
NO betting Was done at the start, but
alter about forty birds were shot, the |
o;.ds were ten to four on Carver, aud |
tie ratio was unchanged throughout. |
The birds were tame, but strong flyers |
Bogardus missed two of his frs. three !
birds, aud Carver led by two to three up |
IL 81. when Bogardus drew up to esen. |
AID they shot together up to the 30th. |
Carver killed tho last 10 birds straight. |
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-04

G1O A MONTH WILL RUY A
WIO choice lot in either Hanfords,
I3ixelow's. Pleasant Ridge. Pontius, Eden.
Wheelers, Blrke's or sander additions.
Beautifully coated lots from $50 to $500
each Te mas one-fourih cash. balance in
moatis,y q. ,uAnts. without interest.
SANDER & HUMPHREY.
Office In Colman's brick block, ur stairs.
mr3 Il
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-04
LOST. STRAYEO OR STOLEN.

A DARK RED, TW0YEAK OLD
n heller, with white star IN Ter lore.
head. and three white curis en- the e. q OF
her rail- Five fiolar- reward will be given
Tor her return % the undersigned or .nfof-
maainn q her wherexbouts.
Io96U g. c. PHINNEY = CO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-04
STEILACOOM ACADEMY

OFFERS THOROUGH INSTRUCTION
" in The elementary and higher branches
with q special Normal cour-e. New pa
tent desks and other apparatus, in well
arranged building in quiet part of the
healthiest town on the Sound. Animal and
Portrait Drawing and Painting taught.
Tuition. $6 Ia $40.
A. I. BURNELL, AN.
jl2-dAwtf Steilaeoom, W, T..
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For Rent.

THE BASEMENT OF BOYD & pom
Gins new brick, 3jx60; also suite OF
offices up stairs and two single offices.
ji9-tf BOYD & PUNCIN.
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For Rent.
DRAWING
OIL AND WATER cjLUR PRINTING.

AIRS. o. w. JASPER, PUPIL OF
vi Matte Morrison, OF Chicago. has To-
Gated in seattle and viii give lessons in
drawing and oil and water color painting.
Rooms at Ipr. Cases residence. Columbia
ST Get, near Front. SpecirfIens OF work can
be Sc n at q. i,ayies & CO.. Humphrey s.
Lowman's. and Thomas, on Front 81. f22tf
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NOTICE.

THE REGULAR QUA RTERLY
/ meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Lake Union Lumber and Manufacturing
Conpa y, for the election II oriic. r.. will
re he Il at the oiiic. OF the Company. n ar
Lake Union. on Monday. March 5th. 1Sss,
at 1 o'clock r. II.
fe25lw C.P. ANDERSON, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.

HARRY ELLRING ron WILL HEAR
II of something to his advantage by
calling or writing 20 IA Mission street.
San Francisco, or applying AT the Ameri-
can Exchange iut-i San Fran iseo.
fe1S I'm dw
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ENGINE FOR SALE.

A l6-HORSE POWER MOUNTED EN-
n gine nearly new. in first class order.
for 8 lie ut a bargain For particulars ap-
PLY to. or address, w. BUREtr, car, of
this office fe2j DIV I'm
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New York personals.

NEw York, March 3.-Sarah NJ. Camp
bell, OF Sacramento, an artist, returned
from Europe to California. Miss Mary
Richardson, an artist of San Francisco.
is studyi1g in this city.
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Theatrical Budget.


TO GAL. his old theater The Star" He
resumes the management ON the 10Th of
March, Dion BouoioauIt appearing In
tho nav play, "Vice Versa" folio wing
win "Amandan" Ada Dyas viii sup
port Bouc;cault.
The report is current that Charles T.
Locke, the California manager, has
been communicating with lawyers here
with view to commencing libel suits
against certain theatrical newspapers.
II is now stated that Boonos Eros.
have leased the site of the PARK thea
ter, and intead building a large brick
and stone block.
Ii is stated MISS Margaret Mataers'
Boston engagement will be so success
full that she is snpplsntiug Miss Ander
son in the aft ,.ctioas of Bostoui ans. She
plsys one week at the Brooklyn Park
March 9th.
Sarah Jewe,t is reported engaged
with JOAN Stetsou for leading business
next season.
Lillian Russell makes her first APP
pearaace since her sickness tomorrow
night at the Cosmopolitan thsater CON-
cert.
Eben Plympton is to create leading
mart in tie "Priacess Chuck" shortly
to be produced here BY tho Comlcy
Dramatic Co.
The Barton Opera Company play
"Iolanths" ut the Fifth Avenue next
week. The cast includes Jansen Al
Raste Roche, Helen Lowell. Letiiia
fritch, and Messrs. Dixsy. TrAsenor.
Hogan, Seaman. and Fraser.
Jno. McCuilou,h has bought a new
tragedy called Wife OF Milusus-
Mrs. Lsnstry will begin an engage,
ment at the Fifth Avenue the ter Aprn
23i, and 90 To California IN MAY ~ the
conclusion Of her contract with Az
boy.
Great 9oAo ~
SparxoyrxLD. March 3.-Eariy this
N ,rnin2 burglars opened The safe q :.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-07
The Balloon Service IN the Franco.
PruSsian Var.
London poiiy Weir,


Much interesting information, some of
which recalls the stirring incidents Of
the siege Of Paris, is given by NJ. Steen-
achers, friend of NJ. Gambetta, in a
sketch which he has written of the work
done by the French PostOffice during
the war with Germany. NJ. Steen-
achers was appointed director of the
postoffice by the Government OF the
National defence, and it fell within his
province, after the investment OF Paris
BY the Germans, to organize the de-
spatch of balloons with letters for
the inhabitants of the departments.
M, Steenachers describes at some
length the way in which this
service was started, and he states that
the cars, in many cases, carried a. much
as half ton of letters, to say nothing
oftwo or three passengers aud the fer0-
naut himself The first balloon LETT
Paris on the 2Srd of September, and the
last on the 18th of January, and during
the interval of four months sixty-tiye
balloons, carrying lS4 passengers, ISL
pigeons, five dogs, aud ten tons OF letters
and newspapers left the invested city
Seven of these were captured by the
enemy, and two have never since been
heard of. One of these, the jacquard,
left Paris on the 18th OF November, ani
wasseen above Ply mouth the following
day. All trace of it was subsequently
LOST, and the Sir Richard Wallace,
which left on the 9th of January, also
disappeared forever from human gaze.
NJ. Steenaehers describes the voyages
of various balloons, such as the Ar
,..o,,l p0rhos in which Gam bntta left
Paris on the eth Of October; the Vile
d'Orleans, which affected decent north
of Christiania; and the Vile de Paris,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-07
hinS1y Institute,
WHEELING. w. VA.

A literally endowed institution for the
educate of boys and young men. full corps
II experienced and competent instructors
thorough iustrr ctien IS given in the English
JlEssical. scientific and Preparatory branches,
and students are prepared for college, the
higher schools of science or business. The
NUMERICAL DEPARTMENT
is thoroughly or. anized and furnishes cart-
full training in Bookkeeping, Commercial
Arithme'i c ana Of her kindred branches.
IN The German Department special atten.
ton Is paid 10 the spoken language, aud this
department is open TO 10Y S not otherwise con.
nected with the school. Three Literary Socie-
ties are conducted by the students under the
guidance OF the various instructors. During
the coming year the
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
VIII be under the care OF an experienced
graduate OF the Indiana PA stale Normal
school, and special attention will be paid 70
the common English branches. Drawing will
Re added 10 the regular course. School tic rets
sre issued by the various railroads lealing
into the city, ard students from The neigh
boring towns can have their classes so ar.
ranged as to allow them the privilege OF re-
turl ing 10 their homes by the most conven.
lent trail s. Next term will begin September
3rd. Terms low. Send for catalogue.
4. r. WHIfEHILL.
jy2GdeTU-TH.s-pa Principal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-07

Which came dop a at Wetzlar, aud was,
OF course, csp;urei by the Germans,
SteeBaehers deserioes the unsuccessful
efforts made to use well-trained sheep
dogs, which were taken out Paris in
balloons, as messengers for bringing
letters into the hesieged city. Hollow
collars were placed around their necks
and filled with letters, but none of the
dogs ever got back into Paris. Out of
the 3Sl pigeons started from the depart
mtnts, all but 81 reached their destina-
ton, and one of them made the voyage
no fewer than four times. Nj. Steen-
schers describes in some detail the eff
forts made to steer balloons, and it is
no surprise to read that all were unsuc-
cesslul.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-07
EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING
Eemale College.

THIS INSTITUTION Is INCORPORATED
L with full coile2iats powers and privile
yes by The Legislature OF the slate, and affords
every facility for n thorough and accom-
lRLed education.
siuoents who graduate in the English only,
VIII receive the degree of Mistress of eng iisn
Literature. Those who add one foreign ian
XuHRe To their English course will receive the
degree OF Bs ccslaurea Scisntia, and those who
com pleit the highest, or Classical Course,
VIII II Ceive the oegree of Bacc alanrea Arfium.
The Music School offers unusual advantages
ID 10th vocal and instrumental music.
The Art School will be under the care OF
MIS-. iva +. Hubbard, an accomplished Artist
The French school will continue with Miss
Aunie L. logan, and ihe German school, uu-
der the charge of the Rev DIR. Sessler, will be
open In ali who desire TO place themselves
under sucn superior instructor.
Terms moderate in all departments. The
FslI Term will open septembe 5th. For cata-
.ceues or other inform alton address the Presi-
lent, MISS A. TAYLOR,
aged Wheeling, w. Va.
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Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

ny virtue OF the authority vested IN him by
"a decree III the Circuit Court Uf ohio county
made ou the 81 day OF June. lisa. Ia n suit IN
chanccry therein pending. wherein the Nall
iiy Buildibg Association y plniniin and
sHmuel A. X pner and 9TH sr-dofsndAnt.,
the nndcrlsned special c.mmis.ioncr wiz
1889, com M rDciDg NJ 10 O'Clock =. ~, sell NJ
public At ction ~ The T. ont door 81 the COURT
h0isE or OHIO COUNTY, The foll"sing
de, crib d real estate; thai IL "a say. n certain
tract or parcel Of land situated Ia Union
District, Ia Marshall county, West Virginia,
bounded and described ~ follows. viz be-
ginning at . spanish oak IN forks Of road.
ibencr with what IN known ~, tho Wishing.
ton fork y. co /. " 80 io'es, ;. ~ D.. "
poe, X 90 E.is poles, y. u Il. - poles. ".
- F. p pis. n 81 80 al, ILL pole to :. xxi
T.. ~ poles To ssiskeOu nIavine; thence down
aid iHNino = a. r. ~ poles. y. 81 v. ~ poles.
:. u. J.. $50 poe, ios utnr tree; thsnee =:
- " coles Ia n stake; thenca ~ ~ W. ~
poles To- sugar Ifee; th"ncsS M wIpplss
~ beech thence y. W. W. - poles 20 u sake;
h.ntc y ~ W. 70 70 polls 70 q stake:
hence y. fgh. ". ~ poe, 70 n white OAK on
The west eide ~ the Wheeling an fsIrmonl
rpHd; cncr y, - j. ~. Ioies TO the begin.
ling containing o. ac-cr and VI poles. except
ing. bIw.ver, " see, and 10 pole. Of the
Il nve a, scr, b.-I tract which ~as conveyed by
deed Of hDmas J. Dorsey aud wife Ia Isaac
-nophe'd. dats1 Dsrem"er ism. iTi. and of
=, cord Ia tHe ONCE ~ tue clerk Of The County
Court 80 Marshall rprniy In Ieci hook No.
10, folio SIS, aud aiSo 'ycs ptiDg from the shove
aioui une.ciyhih of Scre conveyed l,y dec
- ,sid 1Honvb J. Dor-cy ADD wife 10 VIII am
Kemp a. dated January tHh. It7 and Of
reco Il n ,nii Office ~ -nid clerk ~ the ftJunty
, onri IN Decd 80 \ No. ~. folio q. leaving U
h. sold ~ aforesaid Hfiy acres aud eighty siG
yoi'~
TsJ7is ~ SHE: One.third OF The purchass
money, ar ~ NJ uch more rs the pu rchss may
elect each on the day II szle. nnd the re-
nalnder Ia two equal in,tailinsnt-, psyAbs
resp lively In nine AMI g1ts"n months
80 L.. e.. q -
DAY, The def.rre't insiElimsnis 70 be s~cur~t
ny a d1 cd 81 tru-t Ou the property % be sold
or by the retaining ~ the TILE.
HFShY ~ EU1SELL,
Special Com ais4iOncr.
W IT, HALrER. anetioperr
hsrty certify that bind hiss BEEN given u
the above cause, required ~ Law.
July 10, lss3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-07

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
Of weight in the back, loins and lower part
# the abdomen, causing the patient TO sup
,ose he has some affection OF the kidneys
~ neighboring organs. At times, symP-
cons Of indigestion are present, as hatd-
ncy, uneasiness Of the stomach, etc. a
a. cisture, like perspiration, producing a
F.ry disagreeabte itching, particularly al
right after getting warm in bed, is a very
con mon attendant Internal. External
snd Itching Piles yield at once to the sP,
pliCatiun OF DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
xkIch acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allayIng the intense
itching and effecting permanent cure
whei other remedies have failed. d.
not delsy until the drain on the system
produces permanent disability, but try IL
snd De cured. Price, so cents. Sold by A.
T. Young, c. Moenkemoeller and Logan q
Co Wholesale agents.