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Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
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bar mango Seuiier 6sryao. G.,
tommsr ct fra 9eIgien gsaivr.
p~asiereoe for uo9le faa On, ,
Gn ung Rome, buis Runb v,r +,
banssgO9ter, ituIoe paste fI.,.
tiousn en- Stun6, msoens o,r,,
IraUarsnbs. 9oet bun itulss ON,
nal ON, at aIt par / Crosn, i
lit lille Barn Iigs ioran gOtOn
9un iIer berbsn, uo pao z
Sonscn, itsosr ben vile uo Of
os letter ielu SiUst til. garret
osrfra / goo gs5oB, men ;faSerer
tes, at ban baUbs tabt msys, emf
baubs uun0st.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
iii eesi, Der itsmte ! ysinneIbe'f
Sut.rfu

ga jeg bar iaoet @lenpal8 Ipnt eountps
eluoitor, % Get meo CT nuentet gfalor'tet,
amer lea Oct pasieoe at ienos til "tbe
potsrs" al ale u~plitiite BARTER min pps
riatiee Sat for ben sGre % zen 8tllio, oe
bed oeuue Nnleonius bar oiit mig. I'll at
tatse eegl inlotuo mauslcr ies Orb. S bet
Saab, at jog Hal tuune ueisrs mine Gw'
beespli9ter iaalebes, at Sugsn, Der bar
TENT for uia. ital unsre perpan, forbliusr
lea meo Gatelie liseouerirr bem ole oeres
icrbuuone :. Y. V88e.
DEBORAH, Soipa, 12te Sttcber 1888.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
"&eimoal".

GbinspaIas 9iniens npe, itore o9 bur
tissaaenbe Sampifib "SsimoaI", bug
oct paa Glposs 6looen England % inos
rebet efter ale Nutioens 6ororinser paa
9sfosmmeIisbsp, afsuar ira Dem gort
biret,e til Stanbinnpien Sftober 27oe.
Sfanbinapsr, iom life fan psnte paa
Grcuriioneu ben lobe Houember, anbe;
fales at Ioie jim Siaet meb bette Damp
ifib. Yasia9ererne man inoIinoe Jig
paa port aOntor / Ct. 8aul, isnell
Girsbaa Mor9eu, Sttober 23oe. 6or
pioere SpIpSninser, S~iaetpriier cip.
ifriu til q. s.. Sobnion & So.
4.l0.2.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
yluftipu.

nnnertr9ufoe agter peo oiisntlis Nuttior
at iGlge fro TT Soiteo / Spriusiielo 2cpn'
ihip, > @iiie ~pitenipr Galmar
cnSoag ben Bite Sftobrr
io,gsnbe Sa9cr:
l SeftesJcam, . to=ncrs gamile Sober, 4
siper, noglc &olpt, 80 Smaa=8rile. !
sSooo Seaper meo Self.Sinter, &toper,
! Ses9iipe, 2 CLIMBER Spsue, / Suggp, /
8obsSlPoe, / SreozSlRae, / 1900 FunoE
8rat, / Gprn-Iious, Suebe>8erttpi, Mgb'
lsr o. meget @noet.
Sefiaaeiier: Nne GUNNER nnoe'
$40 f%pntant; paa It0rre Selpb sioes Wars
Senitano MOB fire Rotss, bGrenoe 7 PCT
Gentc. Saue SauSa8er.
s.. TeorriorL guftiouarius.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

paa ea Stiee, Der blot maaler 10 JOB,
uaar ben CT Iast iammsn, men usfols
Ses BEN / lin belle 9ansoe, ba er Den
100 Sob. gubuer meO Iibt iano Sanbs
oil ie, 9uiIten betyoslis prattiif 6oreel
en- iaaban Srappss Snbretnius irsmbp'
Der. a~ntassIis nil !5r. Suenion iel9t
fit npc Batent meb betpoelis 6oroeI.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
Gnnt GuuSeu. Ranoe al

&ngt 6nuSen. Ran9e a Il
Snobpg9ere / Sqinois port raj
Gale Os line Manerer. Gsnss
lieIoeu Bare ibIanSt Dem, og
bleu berior sierne bstaIt in nat
9ouernsr 8 pleiebe at 90
senbe anstbot tiI6sbite iom IN
paa bisie HpbpsserIiustS 9RnSS
Gu Dag Tom Ser ino paa bar.
tor en- uns Waub lsbiugst At q
Dame.
"gr De StuGren?" ipurgts g
"SSa pel".
"6an On tnptte 6nuten for :
6art?"
asa peI."
"Suormeset ital On ba' for
"Gu SaIer sr ben IouIige Y
rsIie."
"Sil On to- @o6tgioreIis Y
"Sa, Ton De life betaIe 3
Iaa."
"SsI, saa an os tnpt &nai'
ifal ies bsnte Soret."
"Nei", iparebe "SfuGrsn,"
nsoe en- soo anIeSnins til at ;
RorO. bring mig SiuOrct I"
ltaI ies pie Ser
9fsIenbe gift @uttsn no og
bpor Soften par bunben, paa
be to efter 9arbp Os SOansS
rebst frsm, os bsntsbs &Orst,
bauoe en- SGt. Oa bette %
ueiet, bianbtes Saroien at nj
60 st.
"Sa ia, ia9Ss sen It'd
Sruo9om, ~tnpt Snutsn On,
leg brinse mere Sor nGIte Vs
"Rsi, min soos MtanO, u
life. Oct CT imob 8e9Isr
quiet
2augiomt psnbte ben i%tIill'g
som fig ON for at saa H''
lasbe: "&om Sail, LOB Os
~Men Dor Der, WSIltH
call meS en- SpinOss SHaT'
~tunbe On lite uie os, laaIa
rafter2"
|as So, bet Tan ieS, Os ."
iparese 4Stpersn" Isenos, 'sf
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

Se SorGnsbe Siatsrs Niiniitsr til
Rorse os Sueriss baube ben CITE Sep
TOR. auoisnts pos aons Oscar poo
StodboIms Slot. aRiniiter Sbomas
bar allsrsoe for Here aar opbolpt fig
Suerise, taller gafbeis Spros os er in
tsrssierst / 9anoe.s arIigssnber, iaa
ban / i'm abrssie til SOnsen paa Speni'
uotalts zig piotIsftist ON SorbOlcet mel:
lem be to aintionsr. Sans Moislta,
iuarsee % uotaIte fin GI9be ouer BE-,
bsitaaeuos Ysultobs. 6orboIo msQem b.
TO Ndeter.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
Surtia. Yelocipcoribt. ga.

Surtig. SelocipeSribt. aaptsin
ariitianiI SicpcIe:alub, tSr. 8eor9
Sousbut, itss i~saurmOrsss 81. 5 prG;
els pua i'm Bicycle % reb u~afbruot
til 0r0bat, buor ban antOm ST. 80.
Era Srsbat r~eturners6e ban ST. 8, o9
antom til Sdrpei9aarbs Bro Der 81.
ll.55. Baa GiIba9sturen buiIeoe ban
Is Minuter. Geisn irsm os tiIba9c Is
nOrite OiiD tilbu9eIa9oes iaaIebes paa
5 elmer % Wiuuter. Oct tan ipes
ctelt bsmGrtes, at 8eieu fra Rin9nes-
Sriitiunia e NRiD REQ 9r. 9nusbut
paa l 3ime 5 80. Oct tor piituot
paaitaues, at bette ct Bet Burtisite gi.
cycIeribt, Der er bleusu ubfort pan nors
ite Sanbeueie. Guren anitrGnste Sr.
8ausbut life mere, END at ban ibuss
morses ST. 7 req i'm iGSuanlise Cur
til 0rOnnin9bierget % tilbu9e paa Sis
men.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
40 Collars

til Sianoiuapieu % tilbasc iaIsn, Oct er,
bpao bet pei betjeuote Snouauorinsss 6irna
". e. SobnIpn s. 60. / ct. 8aal, Ytinn.,
opertersr. 9ette er Den biaraite Yris, Der
npsrnIinoe or tilbuot, % De, Der aater at
reiie, bpr ieuoe inc ct 9epoiit al 500 Ill
u. e. Sobniou & Sc. for at fire Jig Sil'
let, meoens oenue 8ris itaar peo Gag.
Set glpr bet biai9ere at reiie END blipe
biemne, oa Ntaoeu alene piloe toite mere
eub DEN bele SiQet.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
Su 9eitaserne l Wtisfonsmpoet |
xtsbou.

xisbon.
8lrt ppa istsenoe Saner bar jog funnel
iaa Yrisneoi9ttelie:
I. Chicago, Surliu9ton & Quincy fgrer
alle 9eltasere, Der betalte iulo 5ra9t oper
oereS Saner til Melliu9ton, tilba9e
ialeu for en- 5reSiebel. Nae fra omaha,
ipopeitlise Soma os Sqinois bpr paa Gei
len laanieset ion muli9t benptte oeune
Bone, % man ta9er belit lidet lise til
Nelingtpn, buor Stpos pil meoe De 9lus
fommenoe.
2. Chicago, Sod Sslano & 8uciiic log
hilbert Sea 8uten). Senue 8ane bgr iaa
meget ipm muIist benpttes fra Wiuneiota
fra Ct. Iaul % Winneupolis) o9 ira
norolise Soma, os ta9er man 3idet til
Gttatpa, 81. Setiuselierue or paa oenne
8ane be iamme ipm paa ben fsrfte. s
Sttapa tlsber man Sidet meb Chicago,
burlington & G.uiucp 8aneu til Weuius.
ten.
Gae aubre Saner bar nestst at sipre
Roset for os.
De, iom tontmer fra 8iscouiiu ps nurbs
lise 3uinois ouer Chicago, maa Der iao
Sidets til Melinstuu oper Chicago, Bur
linstou & Guincp Banen Cluion Depot,
Sipruet of Maoiion % Canal Strs.) buors
fra 5ren ufsaa 81. $40 NUrsen % AS
Niteu. Yaitor 8asmusien anmooer ale
at relic blemmefra iaa tioIiat, of be tunne
bore / Relinstpn 5irsous ontrcnt Nios
bag. 9grbgbisit
y. 6. Yruu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

Sill Siifop ! Gronobiem ifaI efter
6orIposnbe af 8esierinseu uare inbitiIs
let Sosnepreit 9aade, I. 1881. 9r.
2aads ifuI baue opnaaet ct ~bstpbsIist
gntaI Stemmer bIanbt @eiitIisbeben,
efter Sisenoe, ousr 90 ps besuoen bape
erboIbt sunitise grflGrinssr fra flers
giiper os Meolemmer af bet tbsolosiife
6atuItet. Raiteftsr Sr. 9aa9s ifaI
Spsneprait Sfaar bare erboIbt be flsits
Stemmer, Os oersfter Sosnepreft 9es.
ieIberg.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
Look out for barb-wire'

NooAA
Oct itpsseite Saar, ri noseniinee
bar feet pua en- Seit, iaa ri igaur, Os
bet itreu fig fra ct Sob impb ct meo
8arbs fOripnet StaaItraaos 9iGrce.
Oprst buuoe ~faaaet en- 6Ianse fOran
pua Salisn lise inO til Surten ps iau
tort sabenOe iom RI bel Saano. Sci;
len par NOT ben, at @iGrbet netpp par
jar cp, os Seitene baube lite faaet SiS
til at tase bet / narmers Sieipn. Ca
ger man fig liot Sio BERTH, iaa fcrer
oct insen flor SanifsIi9beo meb fig al
gisre benz beticnbt mso ben npe Slass
Snb9iGrbins.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

Rsmte Straianser. Sra edHsbOl1
men fit iorlsbsn 2 Sanger anIeoniug
til at rsmms, os bette Git 'oaleoeS til.
9esss ar6sioebe i%nosnTor 5~Gltuinsss
Rureu, men ut paa en- suer anoen
Maaos NnIsbning til of TONNE uoens
for, bpor be bianoeoe Jig meaem be Der
arbsiosnoe Sanger. Sencre trct De zig
~eitsrbaanosn nsSopsr MOB en- Del 6uls
Souser, iom Iaa uso Stranoen, os Der
uaIteoe be Jig fig iaa f~oriuatIist RuIs
lsne, at bsres 0rost i%oruanbleceo fra
buib til iO,t. Otter ct at bette par
siO,t, git DC sauite rOIist iOrbi Sag;
ten, Der lite tent anSst. eno at BET
q to 8uIO rasere.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
gkandinaren,

Sc Soreneoe Staters leoeloe SlaO
/ bet ~eanIf.norIte Sprog,
S~abtbulber mere yGieitof emo nogct
anoet if~auoinapiIt SlaS her | 2anoet.
9et meooeler
5e Ientlte Gpheeer % ben Iuiot9nolaite
o. paalioelisfe Warfeoslihe.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
Mpcrtisicn nj eater.
SoarciuA=SmS

llnesrte9neoe bar oprsttet ct Bodtotiss
Gus / bet 9nnle "SfanoinoplGu 9onlc',
&ater Street, % anip8er ON Ynhl'tnms
GGsuiHg. Boaro % 89relle S2.75 pr.
llae. Soaro uoeu S9rslle, $a.25.
g.104n. w. Il. wOOLF.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

UrpSSafoel.
q. s.. abams bar M increttst 81
9otaIe for jim 6rosSanoeI, iom CT Itors
artst, men iaa sr bet osiaa i%toratet,
buiIte Rasier at 6rO Der saar isien'
mem bans 9GnOer. San bar M ans
"itaifet fig en- 0ump:W aifine, iuu bsnns
uofsrer bet meite uf arbeiost. Sci
Gro, ban afIsuoer til Sitens Marte'
Der, ct iauIepes reniet, at ban fuar pel
iaa sobe Yriisr iOm Rosen / DC itcrits
Yper.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
Sdweiaaaros Statuen er nu opitiIs

S6hpclgaar0s Statrlen CT rl opltlIs
let. 6Obitpttet b%eitaur af bIanfileben
@abbro fra Smesnen Of S6usi9aarbs
Sobeitcb &ragers. Stenens polereoe
Slaoe bar en- imuf, MORT 6otoIaoebutn
6urue, ps 6Obtpttet meO iiue belbiSs
6orboIb ier elegant uS. Oct bGrer lite
anbsn Snbitrift END paa Soriioen gtaus
net SCHWEIGAARD.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
Gates.

Cuites. = Wogie &iSer til at lore
"preismasma", hos Miartiue 9auioipn. So
Keller oper 8. y. 9enuis's @roeerD Store.
2-Gu
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
Spiinbdie.

81 bar uItib uibt, at Dor 9anbss
manb 9orents Susnlon i Greseo par
en- uaIminbeIis flint Retaniter, Os at
ban bsrfor foripner baaoe ben gne os
ben anben beromtrins meb bet forifisI.
Iisite Slass Miaitineri, men at ban
buuSs fuast qatent paa en- "bimmsIbsi"
Stise, 1T nj fctit uibe for npIist. Oct
CT bog ianbt; ban bar fact Yatsnt
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
Turiea paa afflimatiierina al TilSt.

? 8asisr Ieuenbe Slipper, Der er fanseoe
paa 9anseen i geiteruaIen os beitemte
for Prinien al @ales, for at ubiGttes
/ be .~ifOtite 9piIanbe, er ufienbt fra
Sobs. Oct sr til ct 6oriss paa Of
attIimatiiere Rppsrne Der, at benne
SenbeIie CT fleet. Oct tommsr MI an
paa, ON man er iitano til at bsuare
Rpperne leusnbe ouerfsrt. SprinbsIis
a bisies antal nO9Ie % ierti, buiIs
tet antaI imibIerIib, iibit "gobp Gis
benSe" bapOe Gfterretnins berum, par
iuunoei inc til %.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

Srbcnsrtn9unelie. Siaf5raao 5OIms
Doe er ubncepnt til Storfors af Norbs
itierneorSeun os Stats' aab Sdweis
aaayo til aommanSsr at lamme Orr
Sen8 ferite 8laele.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
SperiBe.

6ronprinbleu msb @smalinoe CT ben
I7be Septbr. touimsn tiI5ase til Stofs
holm ira @mlteroam.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
MOertieicmtcmtcr.

gnIter Sc at rsse en- COB 5 st. Cigar.
oa man Sc iorisse en- "Jragrant," Ell 6.
N. & ct. Yaul eler Wont SenIioes
gboiie. De iGlges hos
1.5. 6. 9rscinffp.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
2 a u m q r

Stn Sauife Rissoag sr usb tsI
anbsnt Srsp ia~nimsntaIbt til Wanoa:
aen ben lite Sttober.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

Norif 3nouitri. @~aIsaarcs ulbs
lpinberi { Sigsoal paa cSgoereH bee
epnbte Tor - aar iiosu lin Yirtioms
beo mso ) Nano Os ip%tisIiGitsr nu
100.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

SiloetGng. Smtrent 1000 Chr. flor
os imaa ariitianiaIiIb CT ben 15be
Septbr. itenst i &ioien os Stubsbpss
nfn
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

9r. 8or6sreuint er MI anfommen
til De 6oreneoe Stater, buor ban aster
at OpbsIbe fig en- 8io, for ban after
bru9er til Madagascar.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
Ssanainargns
NaaItae
Skandinarens
Skanainarens
e 0tife uOQa0e

ut;ommtr b%psrunbtr Gotssas. Ct Of famine
S~isrr'Iie len l~ist5iaesi. % %i9tisHses HesiatsiHett Ill
Gnro2a. Sa aub tales nSei.Hsd lem een bsohs
pratsut, btrbotnss S.aueiHpotr fan ieuee iii SIssis
uinst a Stnrsr / BET sazile saEs. Sutru.tiousprts;
Sor I siar tPartairiD .."...---. $500
ysaaueeer ....--.--- f.S5
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
Hlshibliothek,

aaneesffrttt for unosrbciosnse sSsnine.
uS,omnu hptr RaaHsb m,a ct Ssiis poa i28
: ,taprstr. instbOistHes ~sOr.altrsu. Roreas:. Gis,s
an a. paf.er.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-11
HOME PROOF.

r,,usv AID Liver Eiseues aud Rheumatism
snaSrI Misunderstanding seemed to help me;
uV1u ZEPT, PHILLIPS
Wheeling, W, Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-11

A1CuHbG
II dew fell II would fall for the same
reason that rain falls; but dew does not
fall. It is simply a deposit Of moisture
always contained in the air to q greater or
less degree, and which, when there ia
enough Of 1t, will always form on any cold
body exposed to the moist air, In precisely
the same way that-a cold bottle Or stone,
taken from q cold cellar and suddenly ex.
posed in the shade to the moist, warm
summer air, will become wet. This is not
sweating nor does this moisture come out
of the bottle or stone as many people be,
lieye, but from the air. Il is for the Q, M
reason that moisture will condense against
the window panes when the air Is cold out.
side and moist inside, the moisture slowly
freezing while its deposits form crystal ice
which Ia so often admired in winter. When
the weather Is cold enough the moisture
will even freeze plants and grass, and then
we call it hoar frost; II It does not freeze 1t
Is simply dew. The only point left to be
explained Is why does the ground become
so cool during the night, so much cooler
than the air above, as to cause the latter 10
deposit Its moisture. This was for many
years, Rtvexed problem till Wells irst
suggested the radiation of obscure heat,
which takes place from the surface Of The
earth through the clear atmosphere
into the space above, and 30 causes the
surface to become much cooler than the
air itself. HedemonGtrated this by means
Of thermometers placed OF different heights,
and also by the fact that dew 10 only depoe'
tied on cloudless nights. When there are
clouds they reflect the heat or prevent 1t
from escaping. The surface Of the earth
thus being kept from cooling, no dew is
deposited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-11


Much Is heard OF the barbarism Of the
Indians in the West, but very little Is ever
told OF the more inexcusable acts OF bar
barity often praCtised by the white settlers,
both American and Mexican. Here Is an
incident that recently occurred in the new
and thriving city OF chihuahua, Mexico,
which it Is to be hoped cannot be exactly
paralleled anywhere in this country. Thirty
mounted men left the city to hunt Indians.
They scalped eight, whom they caught
unarmed, and captured a number OF
squaws and ponies. They then turned
h%omeward, and reaching chihuahua on
Sunday, were publicly received on the
plaza u the city by the Mayor as though
they were heroes returning from a glorious
war. The whole city turned out TO greet
them, and amid the changing Of the Cathe-
dral bells, and the vivas Of the ~populace
they rode through the streets decked with
bunting, with eight bloody scalps dangling
from u pole carried by eight men. At this
9. ckeniDg spectacle tue people were frantic
with delight, and women waved their
handkerchiefs in appreciation Of the
slayers. The poor, sad faced squaws,
many OF them carrying their infants
on their backs, only excited the contume.
lious scorn Of this city full Of Christian
people: and men who called themselves
brave showed their superior manhood by
striking these wretched barbarian mothers
and their infants as they trod their weary
way in the procession. Soon after this
edifying spectacle the Cathedral bells again
rang for vespers, and the people Of this
most Christian city met within it's sacred
portals to worship a Being who taught the
universal brotherhood Of man. The
squaws thus captured are imprisoned for
lie, and the Government pays 5000 for
every Indian scalp presented to it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-11
FREAKS.
what the Ladies' Must Wear to BE 81
tireIy Correct.

what the Ladies' Must Wear 70 BE En-
tireIy Correct.
French dresses are again made with the
high pulled sleeve.
Strawberry velvet trims white costumes
Of cashmere and vigogne and nuns veil
ing.
Pale mauve and pale yellow embroidery
on white kid appears Al q trimming FOL
evening toilets.
Lawn tennis stripes display the new
colors OF French terracotta, sorrel green,
orange, strawberry, tomato red, primrose,
and bronze dor.
The new coaching hats for this year in.
clude the Sir Peter Lely, Sir Joshua Rey.
nolds and other large picturesque shapes,
copied from Flemish, Spanish and French
pictures. Some Of the brims are i'm.
mensely wide, and have for trimming a
wreath OF strawberries and green leaves set
into a bed OF dark wood moss.
Every article Of wear as the spring ad.
vances seems TO increase in sizs, except
perhaps the boot. Piaids are getting
larger, crinolettes threaten an increase OF
dimensions, hats take on more circumfer-
ence, and the flower patterns on brocaded
silks, %satins, and sateens are some OF them
large enough to cover the back OF any or
binary sized woman.
A newdecoratiye effect is given to cream
white grenadine dresses by trimming them
with an applique work OF large brilliant
leaves and flowers cut from rich brocaded
fabrics. The outlines Of the blossoms and
foliage are stitched down with white silk.
Florentine cut work Is appliqued to mate
rails like India muslin, French organdie,
aud the like.
There is a rage Just now for the 0rien-
tai Table scarfs made OF heavy yellew
fabrics, trimmed with Eastern embroi-
deries, cut out Of chair. backs made in
Cairo. There Is q mania for Egyptian rib.
bons, in brilliant colorings and unique de.
signs, and incredible prices are given for
"real" Oriental lace ten inches deep, which
is really fine imitation lace artistically
dyed 10 many different colors nicely
blended. Ultra.fashionable women have
gone 80 far as to make up garden-party'
dresses out Of Syrian curtains but these
dresses, to do them justice, Look better
than they read, II arranged by an artistic
hand that adds a leavening Of yellow Indian
silk by way OF finish.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-11
anrn onre for PiIna.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding itching and
liberated PileS has been discoyered bY Dr.
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. VII.
liam's Indian Ointment. 4 single boz 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 alb
serbs the tumors, sllAys the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm IN
bed,) acts as poultioe, gives Instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private part, and for nothing
else.
For sale by all druggiSts and mailed on 10
oept OF price, 81 %.
For sale BY J. F. 6hirk, Logan q Co., also
ohaa. Moenkemoellsr, Wheeling, and B. K.
MoConhhoy, BYidgapnrt o. pSW
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gilman AID Liver EiSeAses aud Rheumatism
snHssnI Terib!y-"NOthIug seemed to help me;
rSId no. seLVutO Of bed. DR.. smith el1ed me"
Wheeling, W. Va.
VA ~, yeNr; patent medicine Jailed 10 help me.
Dt, snisa cOHp'e'''' CHARLES CHADDUcK,
Of speldel & Co., Wheeling. W. Va.
,,,,OcI. and liberated HtomRch.-"Treatment
p!sIrI ALLIED TO 1--WE :. o relief. DE. Smith cured
W." ThOMAs HOLT, insurance agent.
ILHz -" them iT m lGSi,e F. S Sl1sh Il s&.'A
.sSs,sd tr fourteen years. Nothing seemed 70
help him. '"N MIS-. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling, n. Va
r.,cr,-"suEeIed for years win Cancer. Had Il
.rI mi thnec times. II returned AiEet each opera
u %h ALA. II. NJ. CIRCUIT.
pHeeIII Wis yt,,ula Of AnuA-FlAt Of my back for Is
xeess Rep"tLed dying. Dr. smith cured me with
OGs knife, in aVe weeks rzox.s co1v,s
Wholesale Grocer, MAIN ST., Wheeling. W. Va.
rNataIlouS OF kpcIum, frolapsus and Piles
Ma given up 10 die aud pronounced inoura'
biz. Dr., smith cured Lac without Entis,"
VI" WASHINGTON DRLAEY,
Martins Ferry.
Rsv. n. O, Ladd wntes:-"Dr. smilh's prUfes
dco,i services In my family hHyo ben most satis
LJofJ, and / commend him 70 all ~ q gentleman
md nllIul physician"
In. aG1satsl kOlo says I'll had been suffering
tr syeu years and treated BY many physicians ion
ST,t4r.IA' Dr Smith SAld / had = tape worm. and
IA rlrnt houis removed 4 mon ter ~ feet long"
Female GmpAiutA-lhiee Sears 10 hOspitslsior
IsnAlt-. yiye hit pecu lar advantages In such cases
Pan, nj, cured Of CalRfrh, diseases Of heart liver
r.omsch kiduCys, Skin. blond, nervous affections
,nd SvaEnetss Of III, n and youth, scrotula AND
pthmA testify to my success.
He culed without tho knife.
hiIeh1 al = 'hlAlee may be treated by letter ana
MI hrtlOl~ guaranteed. A chart Tor self examine.
iI.u sni IN receipt OF two threccent stamps. and
ttJiUr returned ire.
tSs,uitnuUu At office freq. Once hours from "a.
xtoiH. ~, daily, Gall on or add efs
JOHN Z. SMITH, N. D.,
pyll No 1901 hRpline 1T, Wheeling, W. Va.
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MEDICAL
A VALUABLE MEDICINE.
Hunts Remedy-Its Many Merits.

There are no dheeIes more prevalent, with, per.
hAps, the exception Of Consumption. In tbs ooun.
tn han the Kidney and Liver complaints and to
aud q remedy that would etfectually relieve them
has long been the ain oil many afflicted sufferers.
whether our habits as 8 people are conducive 10
these diseases, or whether they may result from the
peculiarly OF our climate, Is beyond our compre.
hentOu, and Is Of little value since an eGlcaciouS
remtdy can be had; but Of one thing we are sure,
that the long afflicted public will hail with Joy the
specific which has again aud sgAln proved It's abil.
ity 70 eEt ctuGlly cope with and etadICutS these dis
eases. The name Of The medicine Is Hunts Rem.
edy, and Il 10 manufactured BY the Hunts Remedy
Company OF Providence. 1t "a not often that men.
,Ion Of patent medicine occurs In these columns:
but. when Que TONES under our notice possessing
such uudoubted merits ~ the one Of which We
ISesk, we cInuot refrain from giving Il The credit
Il deserves. II cures when all other remedies fail,
a 1t acts directly on the Kidneys, Liver aud Bow
elI, restoring Ihem ali at once 10 healthy action.
Il iSsure to eradicate all diseases a the Kidneys,
Bladder, Urinary o~JgsnS,-Iuch "a Gravel. DiA.
bstes, In~continence. Retention Of the UIlne. Il
has 4 wonderful effect on Weakness or Pain In The
Back, Sides or Ioins. aud has proved Itself the most
reliable medicine eItAnt for General Debility. 10
male Diseases, Disturbed Sleep. LOsS Of Appetite.
aud Il Complaints Of the UrIno Genital ORGANS
It's efficacy In CASES Of that dreadiuls 20 ,ur9e and In.
slalous destroyer. Bright:s Disease Of the Kidneys,
been remarkable aud. II iL merits rested on
It's success In coping with that disease alone. 1t
would te worthy Of high rank as a public b%eueiae.
tor. In all diseases OF tho lret,-Is BiuiOusness.
Headache. Dyspepsia. Sour Stomach, and COstive-
quickly induces that organ 10 healthy
action, and removes the causes At the same time,
It Is purely vegetable In composition, being entire
IL free from all mercuriAl or mineral poiSons. and
possesses rare virtues a, a remedy for Heart Discs se
aud Rheumatism. We have neither time nor pace
to 90 thi, medicine full Justice: but the public
can obtain full particulars In the Ehapo Of pamph.
and circulars by addressing Hunts Remedy
Conn. ny, Providence, R. l. settnife 7ina.
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