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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-06-28
J A. W. LOWRY.
WIN. W. VAN
LOsUry r. Tas.ce.

A ttorneys at Law, Bellevue +. wr
"A tice in the Courts of Ross,o. n ~ prae.
and Websterparisbes. '''er' . hnlsenyilis
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-06-28
w. B. ROgga.

NJ otary Public, Bossier Parish -.
Red Land, La. Nueu 70. Office at
vlng0
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-06-09
Jay Gould's New Yacht.

Philadelphia. April IA special train
from New York arrived at Cramps ship
yard L l2:25 o'clock this afternoon to wit
ness the launching Of GouIds steam yacrt
Atlants. Among thnse on boird the train
were Mr. and Mrs Gould, NJ sses Nellie and
Annie Gould, George Gould, Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Haffrnan, K l.. Baldwin, Cyrus w.
Field Jr., William Henry Hurlburt of the
New York World, Miss Annie Hendricks,
f : Jafray. Howard Jafray, William a.
Bingham. John +. Terry and L +. Harris.
A large crowd witnessed the lunch. In
addition to the party from New York there
were many prominent Phil delphinns pres
ent. IL was expected General Grant and
General Diaz would be present. but they
were absent, owing to the delay Of the train
Only workmen were permitted on bOrrd the
craft the launch being witnessed from
spacious platform constructed around the
Yacht, from which a0ited the stars and
stripes. The owner of the yacht and his
party occupied positions on the platform be-
side the vessel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-06-09
miscellaneous Items.

Cervantes o anttery, how potent is thy
pleasing jurisdiction
Laziuess is said to begin in cobwebs and
end IN CHAINS.
Though the Gar is IN misery be does not
love company
Ceremony Is the smoke Of friendship, says
4 Chinese proverb.
A every thread Of gold IS valuable, so is
every minute OF time
The money IN spent IN support of pastors,
and in what are ! cd the " running ex-
penses of the city Of New York, amounts
10 about $1,000 600 per nnnm. The amount
expended upon theaters and amusements Is
about $1,000 600.
IL was tram car. She had been away for
several months. and the childreH had gone
10 the station to meet her. They chatted
away merriIy while she Patted their little
heads nd smiled terestedly. - How's
Marv?-' On. she's well. She's taking her
music lessons light along d. And Harry
:. Hes going to school started last week"
And papa p E. He well too. He's having
= bu.Iy time. He said he didn't care if you
didn't come OK for year. The phssen-
TO- roared Grabbing the children with
buth hands Spe fuSittu lOl AiC OOOl "ifA
III-get-even-with-him expression on
her + ce. He'll get It, too.
A wom,n purchasing cups and saucers
w,s sLed what color she would have
:. Whv m not very particular. SAID she
D. anv color that won't show IS- iirt
i NIanitob man advertises in the Toronto
Globe. Wife Wanted Must not be over
twenty-five good conk, good housekeePer,
and bic to milk four cows; II lady means
business send photo.
AQu,ker married wom'n OF the Cnurcn
of ENGLAND. After the ceremony the VIC
.skdd for his fees, which he i'd were a
crown The Quaker rstOunded at the de-
mand, said if he would sh'-T him any text
in the Scr ptures which proved his fees were
a crown, he would give 1t to him. CPon
wh ch the vicar direct y turned TO the i2tn
chanter of Proverbs and 4th verse, Where
il said. "A virtuous woman IS crown t'
her husband
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-06-09
The Advent Of Frarh
81 wnLl.-l Axnraso,-.

- wrLfIt-f tSEEzsoS-
A time .lare i.. though Isr it, dawn alay h-.
And shadows thick broodiua on 'he main,
When, like tho upsprinsins from chs sea,
Truth shall arise, with Freedom in its train
And light upon its forehead. as a star
Upon tho brow Of heaven. to shed its rays
Among all people, whereso'er they are,
And shower upon them calm and happy DAYS.
As sunshine comes with heaI-u -ug on its wing.
After long nights u sorrow and unrest
solace aud peace, and sympathy TO bring
To the grieved spirit, and unquist breast
No more shall then be heard the slaves deep eroau
NOR man mans inhumani5y dspIore
All strife shall cease, and war shall Dc unknown,
And the worlds golden age return once more.
And nations now that. by Oppression hand.
Are to the dust Of earth With sorrow bowed.
Shall then erect in fsarless vig0r stand,
And with recovered freedom shout aloud.
Along with Truth. Wisdom, her sister twin.
Shall cOme-they two never far apart
At their approach. to some lone cavern Sin
Shall covering fee, stricken to the heart.
int shall then temper Justice, as It's meet
1t should, and Justice give TO Right its own:
Might shall its sword throw underneath its feet,
And tyranny. unkinged, fall off its throne.
Then let Us live in hope, aud still prepare
Us and our children for tho end, that they
Instruct may those who after them shall heir
To watch and wait the coming of the day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-06-09

~ Advertisers resldng 10 the Eastern uniteA States
for their cards by enclosing Grrcnhafks Cnd States
PotsEe Stamps for such amount hey wish to and their
cards viii be Inserted Es above table for the time paid n
az Business Cards. when YEAR.
allowed discount from these which Tor tranEeat
advertisements when paid o. charged quarterly.
Single copies OF the Cents when charged
Fifeen Cents by the dozen. one Dollar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-06-09
Our DAYS

io-morroW-what matters the storm OF today .
We shall find the Island OF peace ~ last.
To-day Is stormy, but By and by
The tempest and ruin will all be past
The yesterday was mOcking dream
That left US sOrrOwful, full Of pain
But the fair tomorrow waits for Us
We shall build mp tha broken hopes again.
Time touches our eyes with tears that burn.
And plants tAe gray mid the locks Of gold 4:
And robs the checks Of the tint Of vg1tu.
And we say, Tomorrow ve shall BE old
And We think Of the fair land farther On
Where life shall never know blight or frost.
Where love dies not at the touch Of change,
And We fnd again the youth We have lost
Nothing is done from birth D. death;
Our hope, our Iovs. and lifa's sad day
l. only sample az the best
OF all that will come in tho far away.
Then Why do tears So etradiy fall
When the perfect life shall soon b. a-e sway
When the bright to-morroTs and ye-terdays
Shall merge themselves in e glad - dsy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-06-09
North BRITISH AND MERCANTIIR
INSURANCE CO.,
or LONDON AND EDINBIJRCH

C9TABLIsHED, n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-26
fashionable Dame. Of Isa..

We talk about the plainness of our
grandmOthers' dress, Let us look ut
our grandmothers in New York city in
the year 1882. summer months, as Fan
ny Eemble saw them: "Came home
up Broadway, which is 4 long street of
tOlerable width full OF shops; i'll short,
the American Oxford road, where all
the people go to exhibit themselves and
to examine others. The women are all
gayly dressed with pretension 10 French
style in u mole than English eXaggera-
tion of it. They all appear to me to
walk with q French shuttle, which, rs
their pavements are flat, can only ac-
count for by their wearing shoes made
in the French fashion, which are
enough in themselves to make wad-
die of the best walker that ever set foot
to the earth. These democrats are as
title-sick aS a banker wife i'll England.
\ my lord or my lady is just a. precious
in the eyes Of these Jewelers.. The wO-
men here ripen very early and decay
ploportionately soon. They marry very
young, and that is another reason why
age comes prematurely upon them.
They are for the most part short and
slight, with remarkably pretty feet and
ankles; but there's 100 much pelerine
and petticoat and dc guoP Of every sort
Of &uess anything more"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-26
Locks Bought with sold Row Little
TSed-The Bang of the Period.


The present fancy in coiflur arrange
ment i 20 4 certain extent more eleYa-
ted, although ladies to whom the low
Grecian knot is becoming, have not,
and it is to be hoped will not, abandon
that graceful style of hair-dressing.
With a slender face this style seems to
lengthen the contour, while the loose,
graceful coils brought high up on the
head tend To detract somewhat from
this otherwise elongated appearance.
But, whatever style is adopted, the
still, fiat effect produced by wearing
bang nets or using bandolines is care
fully avoided. To ladies with very dark
hair, many fries and crimps are unbe-
coming, and the brunettes at present
usually arrange the front hair in few
careless rings or waves.
Very little false hair is used, and any
one who possesses a knot as large as an
ordinary sized door-knOb, according to
the present fancy. needs no false hair;
hut unfortunates who can sustain but
still more scanty growth must havethis
deficiency supplied 10y art. So var
iety of "piecesh designed to cover the
desert spots sometimes existing on the
top of young or elderly matron's head
are seen. One broad, straight piece,
arranged in loose rings high up on the
forehead. seems TO lie quite popular at
present. ,,.
Young ladies with light blonde hair
have a fashion of frizzing the bang and
then let them fly, which is very un5e-
coming, and in many respects gives the
damsel thus adorned an untidy appear
ance. BARRIERS say they do not make
the bangs as heavy as formerly, put
they are by no means abandoned al
though the tendency is to show more
of the forehead. When the hair Ii coll
ed up high on the head several httle
short, loose curls are added Just at Inc
name of the neck. These are partl?u-
larly becoming to blondes. -BrooSl7W
EUUiC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-26
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 25.-The Drovers' Jour.
nal reports: Hogs-Receipts 1000 head
shipments 1900 head. Market moderately
active and a shade tirmer; mixed So S0G
: L.; heavy s. 20@I So; light 81 a@I 80;
skips - 40@6 40
Ca;tle-Receipts 500 head; shipments
44CD head Market more active and
80 to 10 cents lower than last week; exports
> 9O@G IS; good to choice shipping s. 50
az %; common TO lair s. O0@5 10.
Sheep-Receipts $40 head. shipments
200. Market fairly active and frmer COM
mon to fair s. 20@4 So good - 10; choic
-.
New YorS, May 2j.- Beeves - Receipts
$50 head. Market opened steady and
closed weak at lc per pound lower; COM
mon to choice corn fed steers sold at 81 20
GL7 % live weight; tops at = 0jG7 10:
poor to decent d;stilleTy fed steers - 35GI
s A; distillery led bulls - 0ua5 80. Ex-
pOrters used - car loads; shipments to-
morrow will include 72$ live cattle, ",GGi
quarters of beef; so CarOasSes OF mutton.
Sbeep-ReCeipts $500 head. Market
steady and firm at - OO@5 - per cwt.
for poor to common sheep; s. 5og6 30 for
ordinary 10 good; s. TjgI Oh for prime
Is 5O@l0 % for spring lambs.
Hogs-Receipts 100 heal Live hogs
dull at s. .0@1 80 per cwt.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY. May 25.-Cattle--Recep pts
for the week ending May 2i 2,lj6 head
through. 9S9 head local. Market dull and
slow; g.cd shippers s6 50GtG 6j good
butchers 81 25G6 so; fair S. 75Qd %.
Hogs--Receipts for the week l,629S head !:
market slow; Philadelphia s. 4OGlT 10;
Workers s. l06r7 -.
Sheep-Receipts for the week 2l,lOo
head; extra s. 5OT5 81; good - 25Gj ~:
fair s. 75(d5 O0; comm0u S 0O(9i ~; spring
lambs S. OO6S o..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-26
a Wester~ (siri's War.

/ heard ittle story recently, says q
New York letter, from the short history
of young woman from Colorado who
is here studying music. She went to
enc of the best teachers here and told
him she wished to study with him, and
asked his terms.
"Five dollars an hour" was the an
swer.
al am competent to teach all English
branches. Are there any members OF
your family for whom you would Ikea
teacher?"
Yes; l have a daughter II years old
who speaks fouI languages, but can not
speak English. You may have her for
a pupil. What are your terms"
Five dollars an hour" was the I'M
expected reply.
But, my dear young lady, I can get
the best English teacher for much less
than tn
Notwithstanding that" said the
young lady, firmly, my terms are -
al hour"
At last it began to dawn upon this
Italian professor that there was some
thing about this law of compensation
which he had not considered.
"YOu are right" he exclaimed, 81 am
a first-class teacher of music. Your
certificates and recommendations show
that you are an experienced teacher of
English. Your hour is worth as much
as mine. We will give lesson for les.
son."
And so they have for mouths, he
being quite satisfied with the compen-
sation he receives. By the way, this
young woman's story is sad one, and
yet she is brilliant example of what a
woman may accomplish il she sets
about her work with energy and firm
determination to succeed. She has a
solid foundation in thorough English
education. She is working fifteen hours
day now to perfect herself in music
and Italian. She rises at & in the morn
ing, reads Italian three hours, practices
vocal music three hOurs,-Aot consecu-
lively, of practices instrument
tai music three hours, and teaches
English the remaining six hours. She
has supported herself entirely since she
WAS II years old
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-26
STATE MISSION,
To The Baptists OF IVES, yirs,n,,

Work by our II missionaries for six
months ending May 10th, 1SS3-Weeks
Of service, Isl sermons, SD; addresses,
III; stations supplied, 2S; persons
baptised, so; received by letters, 81;
miles travelled, 4,T29; family visits, S62;
collected on amount pledged OH field,
S2Sl II; quarterly collections for the
executive board, S47 30; otherwise col
lected for the board, $40 Ok; collected
for other objects, viz: building, repairs
and contingent expenses, S642 -. The
secretary has collected for the general
work $3.50 o., and since May 10th to
May I'D, from the following sources:
Iarkersburg church, in part, S2F o.
Parkersburg church, w. NJ. c., Sl4 IS:
Charleston church, W. NJ. G., 81 50;
Mt. Olive church So 80; Phillippi
church, 8 30; Harmony church, 81 90.
Rev. =. NJ. Ferrell 81 90; Rev. w. B.
Fisher, Sll 20; total. So 81. There Is
due the missionaries TO May 10th, in
Guiding the 500 now in bank, 81 ,lST 5S.
and there will fail due to the mis- SION
aries November Sth, 500. Thus We
will have total Indebtedness of
y, So ~ les; the amount collected in
the inderim. These figures reveal the
for the six months ending November Q,
lcS2, or We will he compelled to
close the year with a debt. The
amount necessary 10 be raised to free
Us from debt, is but a trifle to each
member, anu | ask the pastors, dea-
Gems, clerks, and all members interested
in state missions to Immediately take
steps that will secure contribution
from every member in the 49, churches
in the state, that when the General
Association shall meet at Clarksburg,
November &, 1883, we shall be- free from
debt. That We may occupy the - des-
titute counties, with an aggregate pop
ulatiOn of IA, 900, with the Gospel as
We hold it. To show what can be done
10y All original effort, | cite two in
stances. The Parkershurg church,
with $40 members, have contributed
through the church and w. NJ. c.,
Sl72.O2; next is Centre Branch Church,
Ofl0l members, $3.50. ] might cite
many other churches doing earnest
work. Can we, while our brethren aud
sisters are putting forth such noble
and the Baptist, be idle? Let the world
see that we have n common cause and
common interest. Our missionaries are
in WetZel, Mason, Cabel, Putnam,
Boone, Fayette, Summers, Greenbrier,
POCahOntas, Randolph, Webster, Har-
ri~ioU, Grant AMI Preston counties.
shall they be paid.
Yours truly,
l.. w. HOLDEN,
corresponding Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-26
SraIcnI Tells Her story,

In the course of an interview, recent
IN. Mime. Scalchi, the fascinating song
Stress. said: did Mapleson ever tell
YOU thatihe picked me up in concert
h.lI i'm Islington, London? Yes" Well,
ne told you half the truth, and thus !
have an excuse to tell you part oil
nv history. l made my debut at the
ace of sixteen, at Mantua, in 'Balie IN
NIaschera.' 1t was on the occasion OF
Garibaldi's triumphal entrance into the
city of Hofer. He commanded a gala
performance of the opera. Let me see,
that was in 1866, so am telling you the
secret of nv age-32. L was engaged
ar 500 n month. After awhile my pa
rents became dissatisfied with my SAL
arv, and they took me to London to see
Msplesou. Trebeill was in her prime
then, and, although / received q near
ing in the green-roOm, was not en-
gagged. We became, after q week or
two, almost destitute. My fatners
purse was reduced to shillings, ana one
morning II was almost arranged that
we should get to Paris somehow or
other, so that could sing in the caIes
chantants.
"There would then have been no
Scalchi,' murmured Sig. Lolil: ~
WINo.p laughed back his wife. "But
7 did not 90 to Paris. got an engsge-
ment by accident in 8 series OF concerts
at the Agricultural Hall, Isington-
very respectable affairs, l assure you
My salary was eli wsek-net 80 osd'
I sang there for some time every night.
Meanwhile the Mapleson Company was
in Dublin, and the contralto fell SICK.
a substitute was lacking, and Mapte-
son thought of the little girl who sang
to him in the green-room of Her Ma,
! siaSIs accepted S much 70 the disgust .
the Ellington impressario. After thai
my struggles We're over, for eye en-,
paged me, and remained with him
for fourteen years. Next, MaplesoII
for one year, and now me pioId!
paid 5000 to Mapleson for permission
| to sing in South America last year. On
! could tell you plenty if You wanted
romantic story, but that is my privatt
| life Some day YOU shall hear it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-26
TisUSTIGE'S SALE
OF 4 VALUABLE
Klrkat 81 Dwelling and Business House.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST,
ID dRtesi tie 18th day of January .iss.msd-
Ey John Thoner and Frances Thoner. his
wife, 20 George W. JcHcrs,,Ius'e". 10 secure Va
MARI A FrlnLhe,m cIscutrh. Tic payment
~ certain lunmi-sory notes named th.rcin.
which Il. ad OF trust II ~ record ia the clerks
ONCE az the County Court pi ONO county. W.
Va, In Feed 81 Trust Book No. u. pages VI.
sl2 and Ola; and by virtue 81 nh - der oi ths
Circuit Court az said county made and en-
tered on the bth day Of MAJ lNs3. appointing
the undersigned Rs trustee under said deed ~
trust IN tho place and stead 81 GcoFg. W
JefrerH 7 viii proceed ~ sell ut the front door
OF the Court House IN the city OF wheeling, on
,iBrsday, the 2Oth day of Junr. 1858.
beginning at ~ o'clock ". The following
described real estate situate in the INN ward
az tie said city ~ Wheeling, that ~ 10 say
0much 81 the lot DumDercd One Hundred
size Of Market square, ns fronts twenty
Two Feet and One Inch on the east side of
Market square, and extending back and ~
cquR! width, eastwnrdIy to the west side OF
Alley &C." being the n1Ucrly one Third par
81 said lot 80. ~, together with the brick
business house Rni dwelling and oil tho ether
impTovpin, ns erected thereon.
TEHMs or SALE-One third 81 the purchaAr
money md much more ~ The purchaser
may elect 10 pay Ia ca b, and the residue In
two equal annual payments With lntsfen
from tho day ~ sale, Uc purchaser IN give
his notes with good security for the dsferr~i
DAY iucnis, aud the legal title O the property
10 be retained until tile purchase IA 'neJ u
fully paid.
trustee I shall convey yysx rp = Ro'.ER..
W. ~. HALLEn, AuctioSesr. Trustee
mali
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-26
PRODUCE.
New YORK..

Nxv Yosx, May 25.-Cotton-Steady
at iO,S@ll95c; futures steady, Flour
Steady and unchanged receipts 2l,oO
barrels; exports 2,i00 barrels. Wheat
irregular; opened X@lo higher, but after
wards became weaker and declined l@l &c.
closing frmer; receipts l04, 900 bushels;
unyraded red 81 O6@l 22H; steamer No.
5 red 81 o.; steamer 2 red 81 10: No, .
red ST 2l@l 21h in elevator; ungraded
white 9oc@sl 90; No. l white, sales s., 00O
bushels, at 81 IA T. o. b.; 81 1874 in eleya.
tor; No. ? red seller May, sales l4t,0o
bushels, at 81 2lj{@l ga closing at 81 22H !;
seller June, sales l,iAooo bushels, at
July, sales |, 6SS OeO bushels. at 81 2S1I
al 25. closing at 81 q; seller August,
sales %, Sos. 900 bushels, at 81 24&9l q,
closing at 81 %; seller September, sales
4,G56,CoO bushels, at 81 25t$Gt %, clos
ing at !, 81 SeIsE Qotoser. sales y,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-26
Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded bya sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient 10 sup
pose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms OF indigestion are present, as Hatu-
enCy. uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspiration, producing a
very disagreeabIe itching particularly at
night after getting warm in bed. is very
common attendant. Internal, External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the APP
piication of DIR. BoSanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
ab iorn:ng the Tumors, allaylng the intense
itching and ettectins q permanent cure
where a. other remedies haze failed. Do
not Delay until the dram on the system
produces permanent disability, but try it
ana ne cured. Price, So cents. Sold by A.
T. Young c. Moenkemoeller and Logan x
Co, wholesale agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-26
Trustees Sale OF q Valuable
Ohio County Farm.

DY VIRTUE or A DEED or TRUST
ID made by Pcresiine Whithsm !" 70 M
dsrslened. trustee, dstsd on Ia. -, ~ 81
the clerk Of tho County Court Of Dhio county.
Wet Virginia. In deed ~ trust hpnk NJ. u.
on page -, 10 secure TO Thorn - ~ Wins.
Of The Ohio Valley, and J. u M'Vs"!l the
payment OF certain sums Of nous. men.
'iored 'h rTiFi.sS S,f on JUNE ,.,sa
commencing nt 10 O'Clock 4. =. s-l! a. pnJ.tn
neat bidder. All fhsi tract OF land sit. Al. 80
tSic,, "a ohio COUNTY. west viyzinia, whicn I.
bounded as follows; beginning a. .yc.'
more on Nagrswr run. corner u James ,'as.
, s"l.. nT ,Ssn Sp ~ s.S rqR pdis. ,hsaS
:. chambers and sSfns " r,oms,
WIN; and ~. s ,h:ns c :lonS -
s;t2 W. - G.ioo polas: tb.ncs n. ~
~ POLES along a private road THENCE aionf
I'D rad n ~ y - pCJc"i ,h:n ms,. n Inv, 70
hence IT,, r. nE ". 10 IS poi..: ih.nos < .
W. ~ polesto . che-tnmt: thence ~. ~.
R9 a s.. @ E..si: gsn IS.d ta. s"S:
~, j. - pole. % : stons, corner % EI~.rd
sS s.s 20 In. q SP ..a ' ke .s.as
corner ~ G. q. Wblihamt lot thencl s,'gy
~ coles: thence Il ~ w. ~ SIS poles 60 line
o; Edwkrd Hay thsnoe With hn llnsh. - y.
q I7.IG poles; tbenssb. " 4. q y lSpols 70
line Of AorDw oihson thenes vith his iins
as rs. .. 100 roles 20 line Of jas 0aston thence
along hl line n. II T. ~ s4.i 100 polo tbsno~
8. ~ y o. lLi9 polls 70 Wild ohssry tnsnos
n. u Z i78. i0g poles ~ the beginning. con.
tanning Two Hundred and Fifteen (7ibl sere.
more or les, being the farm On vhieb SAID
PeregTtne WhftEhm now festd1A
Terms Of Baiss-Ous third of tie parehss-
money and ~ mech more - the pdfch D@f
may sieet 70 pay, In cash. and the resils 10
from lie day q sais. ths yureis.ssr % yiy.
his nctss. Vsth eood ssesnty. fos ths dsfs,rsd
payments, and The legal utisto be retaissd =
further security until uAs paymsnt o. ne
purchase mons, IN full Tbe title Ds.se
property " believed 70 bt pes1eet. p.,, s
IA trtst4s, I sAail convey only korh t1tAs - "
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-26
COnsumDLiOn.

Consumption is often the result OF not
c..riu. cough or cold at the proper time.
People seldom realize their mistake until
they Lave fallen victims to this terrible dis
ease. when it often proves too late. Take
advice, and when troubled with coughs,
colds, asthma whooping cough, Group, in,
tuenza, bronchitus, pains in the chest and
all diseases of the throat and lungs, use
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup. an
infallible remedy for the above named
diseases. Ask your druggist tor it,. price
5U' Sold by A. T. Young, c. Moenkemil-
Ter and Logan e. Co.