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National Republican., 1883-11-24
FRANCIS McGHAN, r.. S.

eIaFs FORD's COUNTRY SAUSAGE, GOLDEN
ESS Cured breakfast Bacon. and Pure Leaf Aard.
Stnlls S nnd coo 9TH St wing. Centre Market nOs.3t
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EAST CAPITOL STATION.
LADIES LIST.
Brent Miss Mary Muller, Mrs Cath
Dodson Miss Clerrsie piersOn, Mrs w n
Eennev Miss q Pouch. Mrs III u
Lee Mrs ELLA Quinn, Mrs. Ihos III
Lee Mrs j II Tennelly Miss Carrie
Morton Miss Fannie (2) Turner, Miss Mary
GENTLEMEN'S LIST
Clark 1 IL C2) Green, VIM 20
Gnitard Daniel Myers, Claude w
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9rOpOsaIs.
oFrIcE oE surrRvIsINe AncHITEor.

PROPOSALS. FOR IRON LATTICE PAR
il TITION5 FOR VAULTS AT WASHING
TON, d. q.
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n>7-Se HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES OF
W. every kind. food for infants. trachael drops.
witch hazel oil, &c, &c. Al Coughlins Masonic TEN.
pie. fel7-tf
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n1Sys CATARRH BANISHED BY KNIGHTS
W. remedies. Call and get circulars and see tes
lmoninls at the Temple Pharmacy. selI-tf
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n~1359 HAY FEVER HAS To GO IF KNIGHTS
ESS medicines are taken. Coughlin, Druggist,
md Ninth street, sells them. seli-tf
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NORWOOD INSTITUTE, SESSION issa.sL

TToWE'S BooKKBEPING-THE SHORTEST
4 II method In the United States months of study
saved by an experienced bookkeepeer; text books
manship, &c, Is month; si2 for three months:
Howe's llapid business Penmanshp alone, %. Howes
Bnsiness School, bl7 7th ST.
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WHY will you continue to suffer with neu-
ralgia when st. Jacobs Oil can be had
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a~5zfe DIR. HARTLEBEN, SUCCESSOR TO DIR
kS&S Carman,'l 1918 Fourteenth street northwest
Fine Dentistry Rt reasonable rates (see Evening START
eighteen years experience. my5u
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kSS sponge and ice bags. &c also other rubber
goods, kept AT Coughlin's Temple Drug store selIi
R>Sy% ALL THE NEW MEDICINES AND
kS&S remedies, and all the old standard ones, can
be found al Coughlin's Pharmacy # and Ninth
streets sel7tI
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m~zaf= KNIGHTS MEDICINES CURES ASrH-
b.sS ma Hundreds OF testimonials can been at
uoughlin'S drug Store. Masonic Temple, seiAIts
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college and st. Matthew's institute. His
funeral will take place tomorrow, and will
doubtless be largely attended.
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BACKWARD AND INVALID BOYS
The undersigned, an experienced physician and
teacher makes tho and instruction of such boys
a specially. Location delightful. Address
DIR. WILLIAMSON, Lyme, Conn
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r~SSgs PURE COD LIVER OH, 4Oc. PINT; ALL
kSS the cough remedies. chest protectors, &C.
1un be had at Coughln's Drug Store, sel7-tf
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h~S5ss CHURCH OF "OUR FATHER" (UNI-
RsS5 VersaistJ, Thirteenth and l. streets. Rev.
Alex. Kent pastor Choir-Mme Annio RoemCr-
KaSpar. soprano: Mrs Jennie E. True contralto;
Mr I. KnOup, tenor Mr.: j. II. Kaiser, bnsso; Prof
Hayden, OrJan,t. Services tomorrow Mt ii q. m.
ami $50 l. IN. sunday school at 9I5 a. m no24'it q
n~5sk.s MERCHANTS ADVERTISING In THE
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EeaaI
GHARLE5 CALVERT LANCASTER
ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR
OFFICE. 1913 STREET

Practice in the supreme Court OF the United States
I'm the Courts of the District of Columbia, and the
Executive Departments Special attention to Claims
and Collections.
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" AsHbNGGToES S SGii1Eok SypiE2N No or pdoNosEEnAIPHf
BIER II. 1881 SHORTHAND classes will meet each
evening at6:3l .
Private instruction given by a thorough and prac-
tca teacher Special course oftweve lessons for act.
i've phonographers Students furnished with Text
Rocks, Copy Books, Blank Books Dictionaries, PERI
odicalseand other Photographic materials
TYPE-WRITING lessons given at every hour OF
the day or evening Use OF writing machine one
hour with each lesson.
Writing Machines Ribbons, Linen Paper and other
supplies az lowest prices to tudenta
j. A. WIIITCoiB, w 1 str eet northwest
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aitA

oyERooArs Elseman Bros. cor Seventh and E
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tut s
PILLS
A plSoRDERED LIVER
lc THE BANE

Chills and Fever.
Z. RIVAL, o Planter nt Bayou Sara, La.t Bsys:
nv plantation In In o mRlnrial district. For
several years could not mako half q crop on
account OF bilious diseases and chills. was
nearly discouraged whom began tho use of
TUFTS PILLS. Tho result was marvellous:
my lshororn soon became hearty and robust,
nnd have had no further trouble.
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Tom Romen,n LitiIe Joke.


Senator Bowen, OF Colorado, tells the fol.
lowing story about himself: On his return
from Washington some weeks ago he was
riding through Iowa on the Chicago, Bur.
lipgton & Quincy Road, and late at night
passed Creston, the little town where
Bowen liven when boy. AT that point
an old man, Deacon Elihu Baxter, boarded
the train, and Bowen recognized him. OF
course the venerable Deacon didn't know
Bowen from anybody else, and when the
two fell into conversation and Bowen gave
out he was from Colorado, he had the
Deacon all at disadvantage. "From Col
orado, eh?" said Deacon Baxter. "Their
new Senator, Tom Bowen, is an Iowa boy
did you ever meet the cuss 2" "Well, yes;
oGn'on," replied Senator Bowen, rather
nervously. "They tell heaps o yarns on
him." continued Deacon Blxter, san' some
O the stories is purify tough. But guess
most on 'em Ia true, for l knew him when
he was boy, an, II my recollection serves
me right, he was leetle the orneriest cuss
ever seem"
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MEDICAL.
DARBYS
PROPHYLACTIC
FLUID.
FLUID.
A Household Article for Universal
Family Use,

For Scarlet and
Typhoid Feyers,
Dlphthcrla, Sail
walton, liberated
Sore Throat, Small
H., Afnost.. ooI
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nou Logan Took Them In.

EfehdAH,
When Senator Logan was at Hot Springs,
Ark, getting rid Of rheumatism, he one
day saw q doZ'n young men pistol shoot
Ing al q bottle. near the hotel. Their luck
wasnt good aud he began making sarcastic
remarks. Pretty soon they challenged him
to try bis hand at It No, he didn't care
to. Then they said he was afraid. "Well,
now" said he at last an tell you what
I'll do. There are twelve otyou and only
one Of me, but III give each Of you u box q
cigars every time he hits the bottle, i
you'll give me box every time l hit it."
They accepted the offer and thought they
had "a mighty soft thing" "I'll shoot
first" be added, land II / hit, Pm to shoot
again aud again until / miss" They
agreed 10 this also. Then he loaded a
brace Of six shooters and emptied them
them again breaking twelve bottles as he
did so. "Want any more2" he inquired.
"No, guess not" was the chopfallen reply.
"Then you can send those twelve boxes to
my room whenever you're ready" said he.
adding in pensive, reflective tone, as he
limped away: "There'sa kind oil knack in
these things, and I've shot at bottles before
| ever saw Hot Springs."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-21

BETTER 1HINGs.

Better 70 smell the violet COOL than sip the glowing
Better to bark hidden brook, than watch dia.
mond shine.
Better the love q gentle heart, than beauty's
Better the roses living seed, than roses In crowd
Better love in loneliness than to bask In love all
Better The fountain in the heart, than the fountain
by .heway;
Better be fed by mothers hand. than eat alone Al.
Better 70 trust In good than say, my goods my
storchouSe NIL"
Better to be a little wise, than in knowledge to
Better to teach child than toll TO ill perfeetIOns
round.
Better to sit at masters feet than thrill listen.
Ing state:
Better Gct that thou art proud, than DO sure
that thou art great
Better to walk the real unseen, than watch the
hours event.
Better the well dOne!" at the last, than the air
with shouting rent.
Better TO hayO silent grief. than hurrying dc.
light:
Better The twilight Of the dawn, than the MONDAY
burning bright
Better death when work Is done. than eatth's
most favored birth;
Better child III Gods great house, than the king
Of all the earth.
GEORGE MACDONALD.
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A Costly Joke.

Washington Rpubllcdn.
Speaking OF Col. Jack Wharton" said q
statesman from the south as he was con.
Guiding some good stories aboutIthat in.
imitable wit OF other days, in the sergeant.
alarms room OF the Senate, ibid you ever
hear OF Dan Wilson, Wharton's right bow.
er? Well, Wilson, or Old Dan, as every
one calls him, was the butt Of good many
jokes when Wharton was alive, but be al.
ways Kicked back. 1t was hard to get
ahead OF him. The boys Of the club one
day concluded to give Wilson present
One Of them bought paste diamond for
about 81, and 1t was then whispered
around, 30 that it would get to
Wilson's ears, that the boys Of the club
were going to make him present as a
token Of their esteem. They all met for
this purpose on a certain night, and one OF
the boys, in neat speech, presented the
diamond-a large snowy stone. The old
man was overcome; he could hardly speak
his voice trcmbled and in subdued tones
hesaid he did not know that he was thought
so much of-said il was worth all the little
property he had in Newt rleansto know that
he had such friends. TWAS really painful to
hear the old man talk on, knowing as they
did that the diamond was only glitteripg
fraud, and that Dan would swear like
pirate and shoot somebody il he found it
out. Well, the old man thought 1t was
genuine OF course-he never suspected
friends. He even wrote to his mother
about it and spoke OF the appreciation in
which his friends held him, and Of the
substantial proof he had received Of their
unselish friendship.
zone daya chance remark made Dan
suspicious, and in place Of the ripping,
placid smile he had worn he glared like
thunder cloud. The boys made themselves
mighty scarce. They got together to see
what could be done about It. They must
do something, or Dan would run them out
Of town with double barreled shot gun.
Jack Wharton went 10 the jeweler and
said, Here, now, We have got ourselves into
a devil OF q scrape, and we must molify
old Dan or hell kill US. They
say he is making inquiry about that
paste affair, and is getting Internally sus.
picious. l haven't been to the club room
for week-airaid to- The jeweler said II
they would pay for 1t he would see that
Dan was sweetened down and good stone
substituted for the paste. Sc the crowd
raised $500, and the ieweler told Dan he
had been unable to get such stone
as the boys wanted at the time
they had called on him and had
TO give them substitute, but now the gen.
uine stone was ready and he was there to
fulfil his contract with his purchasers.
The smile that illuminated old Dams face
at this announcement is said to have
equaled that Of the wonderful Chesire cat,
AZ related in the Adventures OF Alice in
Wonderland which was 30 all.peryading
that the cat disappeared entirely from the
range OF vision and left only the smile
visible"
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Mr.. Labouchere aptly says that in regard
to plays In no case has posterity reversed
the verdict OF contemporaries.


A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR..
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. vii,
liam's Indian Ointment. A single box hal
cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer FIVE min
utes after Supplying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment alb
serbs the tumors, allays the intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm In
bed,) acts a. poultioe, 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-
cept ofprice, 81 90.
For sale by J. F. shirk, Logan q Co., also
Chas. Moenfemoeller, Wheeling, and B. :.
McConahey, Bridgeport. o. DAw
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HOME PROOF.

.,..-,,J liver IteASes and Rheumatism
Iaay T.,dbjyNaECthIng seemed 10 help me;
A s,l nv, tetOui Of bed. DR.. smiih GutSu me;
Wheeling, WA
1900. poIvous of Nose. Impaired Voice, -sui'
". ,ears: pAIsnt medicine Jailed 70 helP me.
q ~ sss n com pletCly cured me-" 9. c,,,nrcu
Of speIdel & Co, Wheeling. W. Va.
n,seUts and liberated stonHshS TIE Ont
h IsA'' 'N' THUM AS HOLT, tnsurance agent.
ne e., "tiAd them for fourteen .yea:S " smlth
H1- !, '' LOUIS Y. WASHINGTON.
Gfed @s puppiuv SORES on HeRd-"My son was
sSI ivIi' icf fourteen years Nothing seemed 10
s.in Elm. pI. smith cured him; o.,s
Market Street, Wheeling. ". Va
r.,,., -"suHeIei for yeGrs win Cancer: Had II
y, III ;hree times. II returned Mer each opera
a9a W. ''"''" Mas. II. N. oRCU TT.
pi un,, rI,tula Of Anus.-Fiat Of my back ior -
,ssts Reported dying Dr. smith cured me WIN
Out kuIle, In hVe weeks. ruouIa roryrN
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, W: va.
r,,.,sTjcns Of KecVnn, PrOlApsus and pics.
w, siyen up 70 die and pronounced incata'
DE- We ''D'''' WASHINGTON DELANY.
Martins Ferry.
p.- n add writes:-"Dr smiths PROBES
tdns services 10 my family pavo b. en- most tatis'
,ctotT and commend him 10 all a. gentleman
20 H., NaH.,r. Kolb sAys:-"I had been suffering
IA. sven ytarS and treated by many physicians iot
sysrpIh. DR. smith Sald had tape worm. arc
y, sSI hours removed a mon ter lOS feet long"
~ ysaSic Complaints. years in hospitals Tor
,saSle, yye ME pecu lar advantages IN such caseh
pFn6ns cured Of cntarrh diseases Of heart liver,
rsnSrh, EIdueys, skin. blond, nervous affections
ia dives vesEneFsc, Of nan aud youth, bcrofula and
ITh ma testify 10 my success.
H,ts cured without the knife. .,
isiirnIs al distance may b0 treated BY letter. and
guaranteed. chart for self cxRmitia:
~ Sai IN receipt Of two threeFent stamps, and
ltIica returned Ire. ,o,
tNiIIltAiiun at office tfed. once hounifom "a
F, Ln7B.T,. daily. call on or add ess
JOHN E. SMITH, N. De-,
o,,, M liDl Chapliue st., Wheeling, W. Va.
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Are you disturbed ct night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teethH II so send at
once aud get q bottle OF Mrs. winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething Its
value Is incalculable. It will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon It. mother, there 10 no mistake about
It. It cures dysentary and diarrhoes, regu.
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces lnaamma.
0a and ys' %e %os sn'Esy Sa the
Tor Children Teething y pleasant to the
taste, aud 10 the prescription OF one OF the
Oldest aud best female physicians and nurses
In the United States, and Is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price 25
cents bottle. Mws4w
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MEDICAL,
MEDICAL.
SLIGHT ODDS.
A Little story with Large Moral-0ne
Man who knew his own Business.

Man who knew his own Business.
mo, my dear" said the venerable keeper OF q
country store to timid little girl whose head
scarcely came up to the level OF tho counter. "No
my dear, we haven't any rcd flannel, but we have
some fr.t rato New Orleans molasses" Softly
limiting that she didn't think that would answer
the purpose quite as well, the child went her way
In search Of the article she wanted.
"HAve you 3ESsoN's CAPcISE PLAsTERs p
asked 4 gentlemen Of q certain druggist whose
name could DO given were 1t desired. ~ am
troubled Just now with touch OF my old friend.
the lumbago and the Henson's Plaster seems 10 SO
to tho spo. almost as soon as It touches the skin"
mot at present." replied the druggist, Eenially.
"bu. we have lots Of pla'ten Just as good There Is
Allcocks, the Capsicum and o:hen-won't one OF
them do as Wellf"
my dear sir" retorted the gentleman, with
slight show Of temper, TSay nothing against those
articles, but am business man. and always AK
for precisely what want, aud for nothing else. I
may enlighten you, however. when ! say that
sometime ago, for another diSe@e, OF which the
Capcine has since cured me. I tried all those you
mention, with no approciGble benefit They are
inefficient, every one Of them, Tho meanest act OF
the proprietors Of some Of them being this: that
they make pasteri with similar sounding names TO
deceive the unwary into believing they are the
same thing. Experience taught me the difference.
I'll 90 TO the next man In your line. Good day."
Do on your quart against limitations. The gen.
une has the word CAPcINE cut clearly 10 the
middle Of the plaster. All Others are impos!sions.
seahury 4 johnson. Chemists, New York.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.


Incorporated In 1858, for Is years, by the Leg!sa.
ture for educational and charitable purposes-with
c9pital Of 81 900 0oo-to which q reserve fund Of
$4,000 has since been added.
By an Overwhelming popular vote, It's franchise
was made part Of the present State Constitution,
adopted December 2, A. D. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
the people Of any State. Il never scales or post
pones. It's Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly.
Asplendid opportunity to win fortune. Fifth
Grand Drawing Class n, at NEW ORLEANS,
Tuesday, May sab, Iss3-I5Sth Monthly
Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100 600 TicknLs nj EVE nnIIARa RiCH
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COR. IOuu LOWtluuu,
No greater mistake can be made than
that OF turning cattle out to grass before il
Is well started and the ground well settled.
AS a rule food Is plenty; good hay without
any grain when the weather gets warm, is
better than poor pasture. By turning out
the stock before the gross is well started
and the ground settled, the pasture will not
yield half crop the entire season. There
Is no economy, but on the contrary great
waste and loss by being in hurry to turn
out the stock.
Asaruie, farmers are anxious to get at
spring work, putting in crops, ETC., and are
tired choring-often scarce OF feed, yet
feed plenty and cheap-by all means buy
feed and keep up the stock this year until
they can fill themselves without working
all day, and all night, too. Try 1t and Gee
II 1t does not pay.
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BALTIMORE, April 2o--Flour steady and film:
Howard street aud weseTn Gupetiine IS 2ial co. ex
irernlsr and hishet winter red "A, 81 osS sStef:
May.u 2iKal TsI: june 81 y2J[ai "a: july Al 2lL
Al IN Com, western Inc .ular and higher cosins
easy; mixed spo. aud April Sc asked; Nay Si.ls
steady: western white 5ia56c xed Sic Rye steady
NJ 6SS7oc Hay quiet Provisions quiet and arm,
Pork so 90. buik meats. shoulders and clear RIB
sides, packed IS 75alI 20 bacon shoulders 50 rs:
clear rib Sdes si2 90 hams slI GOALS 90 Lard s2 IS
Butter dull; western packed l7c: roll lIalsc Egrs
lower and duii al isc. Petroleum nominal: reas.d
SkaSIc. iofFae lower and oiiet: Rio cargoes ordi.
nnIy 70 fair s,5SsXc sugar I dull: 4 soit Sc.
whisky quiet and steady at 81 l6kal17
NEW YoRk, April Auction quiet; futures weak
wheat. cash ios lac h'sher; options e opened
ss s1s sSs ssh s,eaSs Sa ID
cd red Sl0Sal IS: steamer No. red 81 Tx; No. 2
red 81 2iIai q certificates; 81 2si TX delivered
from elevator: No. Invite, s,ies 1900 bushels Of
81 10 IN store 81 llX delivered: No red April sales
q 900 bushels at q aoai 2Ssi closing a. 81 ak,
Ing At 81 June sales sej, 900 bushels, al 81 nv
q 81 e s.i sc sny , q s S ss;as.
sales 4i6IVO) bushels, at ST 3ai AE,
cIosing al slci Corn, cash HaXc better:
options Yale lower closing firm. with reaction Of
els ungraded 42a671I,c; No. 8, 6i5la65c; steamer
closing Il s7Sc; May e6Ias73.c, closing al sig
closing at 49, Augllst essEa69Ie, coeilg al 69i4c
OATS steady: receipts 81 GU bushels; western mixed
bo'saAc: whits western esa6oc. Hay quiet and
firm a. osc. onee dull at 7lsc Sugar demand fair
sd marE u, htn: aoiasses STEADY: New orleans
lsum aim; United VIC. Talow quiet at 8 7:l6asHc,
weak a. 47e Eggs, western fresh shade higher at
i!54slsc: Pork arm and fairy active; new mess
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wonderfaI Efficiency orRu..lan Po,ie,

S[IiuHpes
Returning home from dinner party in
ST.. Petersburg once Prince Gortsachakotf
missed from the pocket Of his overcoat his
pocketbook, containing 10000 ruples. He
at once informed the chief Of police. who
assured him that the thief would quickly
be- hunted down. Surely enough, before a
week had passed the chief restored to the
Prince the entire sum Of money intact, but
without the pocketbook, which, he said,
the thief confessed having thrown away to
avoid identification. This was very well;
but day or two later Gortshackof, putting
on the same overcoat, wassurprised to find
in a pocket overlooked before the missing
pocketbook containing untouched the &c..
900 ruples, which he really had never lost
at all. The idea OF restoring the supposed
stolen money To the Prince from the public
funds, in hope Of thus winning favor for
zeal and efficiency, speaks worlds for the
police officers ingenuity, but presents q
curious phase Of Russian official ethics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-21

1867 Prizes amounting 500
Applications for rates 10 clubs should be made
only 10 the Office OF the Company In New orleREk
For further information. write clearly, giving full
address. Send ordeB by express or registered letter.
or money order addressed only TO
N. A. DAUPHN,
New Orleans, La.
or N. A. DAUpHIN
COZ Seventh street, Washington. D,
N. BIN the Extraordinary Semi.Aunual Draw.
Ing Of neI, June the Capital Prize will be $4,000.
Rprll.wsAw
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We do not End fault roproach or condemn
the practice OF any regular physiciAn-this 10
not our mission-but we do claim II he were
TO add Pauna 10 his prescriptions a. directed
in our book on the"Ills OF Lite"( and furnished
gratultously by all drrgg:sts), he would cure
ali bis patients. "osWI0o, Potter County,
Pa, Dr. HAErNAN-Dear Sir. The small nj.
GERS are all healed, and the two large ones are
NOT more than half a. large rs they were. !
am feeling qnite we'll. The people say your
PeTtira and Mandlin are doing q miracle,
do moi take nearly a. much opium AL did
before, Mrs. ELLEN MAYARp.n pAW
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When all other remedies fail DR. FRAzrKR'i
Eoor BirrEgs will cure General Debility,
Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from Disordered Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys. -s
'sFor several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks at time
was confined TO the house. my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until ]
heard Of you Root Bitters. ! have taken
the Root Bitters for two weeks and they have
-estored me 10 my former health.
JoHS ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For sale by J. F. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and &. Z.
MoConahey, bridgeport pAw