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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-29
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outline Sketch VI Tho Editor or I'oit
Clatlxesa.
Rebtrs Laird Collier IN Chicago Tribune.
Ruskin is just GO years old, and he looks
and acts like u man Of IS. lie is not more
than FIVE feet Ave inches in hight. In.
deed, he is petit. His complexion origin.
ally, l should judge from what remains Of
a complexion, was fair, though now Ills
face pretty nearly up to bis eyesis covered
with IN iron:gry beard; the abundant hair
Is nnconventionally lony, and though he
was personally neat and trim" bis hair
seemed 10 haye bud no recent speaking &C.
quaintance with II brush. The forehead is
low aud retrestinY; the eyes gray ard
neutrality-suspicious. mischiey0ua. The
manners %neryous-l hardly know whether
aelf.conecious or only characterized by
henhomie, by which I mean MIR. RuBkin
shuiIl d into the room and up 10 the desk,
looking here, and there, and every.
where all at once, fumbling his big
uneyen.edged Ms, and began straight.
way. 10 read without any salutatiou 10
Chairman or audience. Had he not been
John Ruskip, my here, my IDOL, really l
should have said: "What Il funny little
man." lie began to play with his gold
bowed spectaclcs. His pronunciation
sounded like Scotch and c9ckuey made
into bush. Il was as broad as Dundee
Scotch, and as indislinct betimes rs Bel
gravia cockney. lie seldom could pro-
nounce an ~" Nine times in ten bis II"
lost itself in a "w" sound. Sill his plo
nunicstion vas scholarly. What is it tia:
makes all the difference between tho
speech Of m u%aacadenic and an academic
man? There it is, and often one ID at q
loss 10 know why it is-ali the same, it is!
Mr.. Rutktn was not still Il minute. He
stood well in the came spot, but lis body
and hands were constantly in motion.
But tho distinguished speakers make
up" was something wonderful. The coat
that shines. ahrouded him was the old ceat
my father uscl to wear when l waa q child
80 young ! can only insti1c!ively romea,
Der it now, Yes, the very identical cout, l
often wondered what had btc9me Of that
coat, and now only to think OF tue "g!ory,
and tue houor, and the Immortality" Of see.
idg my hero and my idol afraycl in il!
Yea, that dear oil coat, because OF which l
was pulled up With VANITY whenever on Sun.
days or at pr litical batbecnss my veneiated
father wuuid air this treasure OF lis not
oyefs.ocked wardrobe. The trousers sud
waistcoat were gray and OF Scotch tweed.
The wsistcoat was Of the for.hpu!ting tenn
permanent, and would continually obtruds
itself over the lapel OF tho coat. When did
ever I sec III old. fashioned "s.ock" betor,?
Oithis n thing | am perfectly certain:
| never did SEQ In sll my born days before
a sky-blue stock" Ia il any wonder il
this had not been John Ruekin, l should
have character zad him az "a funny little
man.?
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rteaanp..s 1...

1IeAuHgt. HrlNf 4SnAae X TNf31E H8HlrtlNtH
tits not very lopg $50 that people sup.
posed that 10 cut an evergreen ives to sure.
ly kill It. Later experience has shown
that these trees, when necessary to bring
them into SHAPE, may be pruned like any
others. The pruning Of everercena has
sometimes been greatly abused by cutting
of the lower limbs and presenting a mon.
strosity which rome ono has compared 10
"a hay.eock Upon . stump" The natural
form, when an evergreen has room 10 de-
velop, Is that Of a cone, with its lower
branches resting upon tho ground aud
forming a beautiful pyramid Of green. In
atead Of cutting away the lower branches,
the better way would be to apply tho axe
10 the trunk, and be done with II alto.
Rether. Evergreens 80 generally take a
perfectly conical shape that pruning Is
only needed to preserve that form; when u
branch grows with unusual vigor and
threatens 10 destroy the symmetrical shape,
1t should DO cut back. To avoid all appear.
arcs Of mutilatlon, make the cut upon the
under side Of the branch, and stoping to-
ward lis end. The shape OF evergreenB
may DO controlled with worry little cutting,
by a proper pinchipg out OF the buds which
by p%rolongirg would form branches. In
short, tho pruning Of eyergreens presents
very little difference III treatment from
that required by Il %deciduous, FRUIT, or an
ornamental tree.
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RNiNlNGN.

Mr.. Taylor, OF FAncote, England, Is au
thorisv Tor the statement tina! q potato
known as ''old Americans" has beer
grown in the same gsrdsn for eixty year,
without change OF seed, and has nevel
been known to be affected by disease, anG
that the crop has invariably been q gcod
one. This Is in striking contrast with The
experience Of most farmers who have Mt
tempted to grow tho potato upon the same
plat OF ground for only two or three yeats
the result usually being a diminished yield
OF tubors Of q much poorer Quality.
A copy Of the late proceedings OF the
New York Agricultural Society containt
condensed reports from lily.three counties
Of that State, giving the names Of such va.
rlieties Of the potato as have succeeded The
best In those different localities. The Bur,
bank was placed at the head OF the list In
tnirty-four counties, beauty Of Hebron III
nine counties, early ross in aix, Chilli in
Two, aud conquerer and late roso in Que
each. Among those which stood high, but
not first, were mommoth pearl, peerless,
carly Vermont, Wits STAR, SNOW fake,
white elephant, carly Ohio, James Wick,
and queen Of the valley.
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Supports for GImpe Vines,

A~"''S" H"| HHn.#. .a""H.. ..m#..EH Is
Many fgrmars who raise grapss ara
troubled abtu! finding suitable supports
for the vines. Common stakes answer q
poor purpose. They are liable to blow owe.
when there are high winda, aid the vines
are full Of ioliess or fruit. They are also
likely to rot Of. II is quite trnub!esometo
Iasten the vines 10 tbs STAKES in such a
manner that the clusters Ct srapes will be
exposed 10 the Sun 10 as I ninsu-e ripsaing
The roots Of vines are Injured when new
stakes are get. 'TTellises made OF stats Of
wood are Objectionable in mary respects.
The most economical grape ,rellis is made
Of sawn cedar posts and telegraph
wire. The posts shou!d be set about a rod
apart, which will allow two vines TO GROW.
between them. The end pcs's should b.
set deeply and be braced on the inside so
as to Withstand the strain of the wires in
stretching them and tho weight OF the
vines when they are loaded with gespes.
Large staples should be employed for &C.
curing the wires 10 the posts. Two wiIes,
one plsced three and the other five feet
from the grouud, will generally be found
sufficient Tor supporting the WINS. Some,
%iio.cver, use TIRES wircs, placed respec.
,ively two, four and six lee: from the
ground. Grapes ripsn better when quite
near ,hesuriace of'he soil. Supports made
OF good pests and large wire lust many
years and cause little trouble. +
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a GOOD COMPARISON.

- a.-- eT.#. iH .F....H.# -H"#.aA r.
The Rev. William Roulatt, a well-known
Methodist clergyman, residing at Naples,
draws the following amusing, but apt com.
parison between DR.. C. NcLaae's Ttrmtfuge,
prepared by Flc1uins Bros, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, md 4 ferret.
GA ferret when placed at tho eu.rance ola
mt hole, enters the aperture, travels along
tho passage, scizcs upon the rat; extermin.
atcs his existence and draws the animals
defunct carcass to the light. And In like
manner have l found DR.. o. -NcLane's Ttrmi-
fuoe TO operate upon worms, those dreadful
and dangeroust ormentors of children. This
remedy, like the ferret, enters the aperture
Of the mouth, travels down tho gutlct, hunts
round the stomach md lays hold of tho
worms, shakes the life out Of tho reptiles,
sweeps cleHn their den; and carries their
carcasscs clear out Of tho system. This,
Mt least, has been tho electof the Verml.
flge upon my children"
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The King OF Cnunun.

ftAH HE. .##.-F OF HN -.Har.
The central figure in the Canadian Par.
lament is ais, the creates: figure in Cam
ada. He is Sir John A. Macdonald, the
real ruler Of Canada, with but a short in.
%terruption, Tor twenty-five years, and the
greatest man British North America has
produced. Other politicians are there, a
dozen Of them, who have been knighted
by the Queen, but while he is, like them,
knight Commander OF tho Provincial Or.
der OF St. Michael and St. George, he 10
moro than that. lie is Knight Command.
er Of the Bath, and, more than that, he is a
member Of The Imperial Privy Council,
which is q distinction enjoyed by no other
man in Canada. The others are Honora.
Bile; he alone is Right Honorable, like
William E Gladstone. Sir John is 70
years old, and has been a legislator for
forty yeaEs.
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The E:x.Presideat aud tina Mayor,

~. i. Timts s0, II
What iH regarded by the western press
as q very painful incident hae Just occurred
OR il alleged to have occurred-in Free
mont, Ohio. 1t is assertsd that Tho Mayor
OF Fremont, q town known throughout the
world rs the home Of that good man, Mr..
Rutherford 3. Hayes, was recently found
in the public streets somewhat intoxicated,
and was thereupoa asernly rebnked by Mr.
Hayes. 1t need not be supposed from thu
TACT that Mr.. Hayes was displeased with
tho Mayors conduct that the latter had
become intoxicated at Nj. Hayes expense.
That good man mes. assufedly never gave
4 dtop Of intoxicating bevess &c, or money
with which to purchase such beverage, to
any human being. Nevertheless, we need
not suppose Mr.. Hayes was angry witbou,
4 cause. He is q taxpayer, aud rs such
contributes to the payment OF the Mayors
salary, II the Mayor spends any Of thia
buying intoxicating drinks, he may be
Justly said to buy them with money de.
rived, in part, from Mr.. Hayes pocket.
Hence it eau be understood why the good
man was indignant with the alleged in.
toxicatel Mayor, and why he sternly re.
buked him.
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41ot ud-Ct. Hfa '"r l5 Et
The other evening, at tile dinner Of the
odd Volnmtr," where teytral Oriental au.
thori.ies were ssN mbled 10 hear Mr., Qua.
lich's %lecturs, it WAS mentioned by a Chin.
ese scholar ttlat when Lord Tennyson wrote
"L1ckaley Hall" he could not have been
awsre OF ibe exact nature OF q Chinese
cycle. "Bstter," he exclaimed, fifty years
Of Europe Than q cycle Ct Catliay." 1t be.
ing granted that Csthay is poetical English
Tor China, it was stated, with the Complete
concurrence If an eminen. mandarin who
was preaenF. that q Chinese cycle consists,
and has for some centuries consisted, OF
sixty years. By these cycles the lapse OF
time has been computed in China during
the whole OF the present dynasty. Our
poet, therefore, was less complimentary to
Europe than he probably intended to be
when he said that fl.y years of Eu,ope
were only equal to sixty years OF China.
ferhaps nc Was net SO far wrong after ell.
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n
MEDICAL.
Is your Life Worth n Dollar?

Perhaps that seems a high price for
t, considering how poor your blood
Is, and how your whole system is
Frustrated, dcbilitatcd, and enlccbled.
People have been heard to say, under
such circumstances, that they would
not give tho toss Of Il copper for the
choice between life and death. But
when it comes to actually drawing
near the grave, n man naturally draws
back, and says he docs not want to
die. Life is very precious, nnd even
10 4 broken.down man it is worth
saving.
One dollar will buy a bottle Of
B,uyn's Iron BiAe,s. That one dol.
lar may start you on the road from
misery TO recovery. A man must
take a very mean view OF himsclfwho
is not willing to invest that much in
making one serious effort to rescue
himself from deadly debility, and to
step into the enjoyment OF so lid
health, ByoSpn's Iron Bilers vital.
ICES the blood, tones the nerves, and
rebuilds the system. Its work is
well known. Invest that dollar in {
bottle aII N.H #ta.- 3 Igs.
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WAR ,soEGi 90 cents. Everybody II rInpius
them. Immensely y puIer h5ok,
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The moment there is danger OF impairment
OF the mind from o1c'ssivs nervous exhaus.
ton, or where there exists %iorsbodings oil
svii, a desire for solitude, shu, ming and
avoiding company, vsrt'g, aud nervous dt.
billy, or when ius .nity has already taken
place, Perunashould be implicitly relied on.
But It Is never well to wait 50 long before
treatment Is commenced. The early symp
toms are loes Of strength, s~oitness Of The mus.
olss, dim or weak sight, peculiar expression,
OF the facs aud eyes, coated tongue, with i'm.
paired indigestion. ; or in Others. certain pow.
ers only are lest, while they are otherwise
erj7ying comparatively good health. In all
these Peruna should at once BE- taken. pau
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Warm was The sir on that evening III june;
uowu the green laGe went tho man and Il

Clblidles tho sky on that midsummer noon;
the gteen luns once again they have
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To CURE an Ordinary cough or cold take
one dose OF DR.. w stars Bs'ssm OF wild
Cherry before going to bed at night. II will
cause a suspension OF nervous e1ci.ability,
allow you sweet repose, and BY. morning ths
cough will be gone. It Is tho best and there.
iors the cheapest cure itr conghs, colds and
consumption; is sold By dsugetsls geSerally.
md onrht to be found In every in,ellison!
household. 1ssg" nv
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%D1Iot BIZ on attack Of Btonchi'i, anu
Tvs lNl 10" qTi,eit, anu my liic WAS almost
uiHl,Nit tVtg E,MI my Iaj tiGian Aaid NY =. I. y:
dhp,itd o, WV, me bat lUl was afraid Of be-
Ss.A!I iOl SIIIfit tiI S.ite ltom tho uctiye dulis
iaE ptisl STS' aSe!dtl 10 yNe tho preparation
, ssS''s:i 5s ~ v. d s1' s"l isa, : s s1Ssi't spe esSs'1 \
j sM etSigy u y tSttc:aiiyoi AnE Hi0ot ttijtcts -
cheO oil TIC ~ t,Eu pleasure IN recommending
iS c~Via!iEe 4ust'" II. q. HuHHApy,
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"HAckMErAcK," q lasting and fragrant per
fume. fTice Is and 80 cents.
sHnoH's cUkE WILL Immediately rsIiey,
Crnur, Whotping Cough snd Bronni.iti+.
FoE Hltrkp-IA ard Liver Complaint yor
hayes printed guarantee on tyary buttle cI
Shiioh's Fital:zar. Itntyer fails to cure.
a NASAL INJECTOR fyee with each bottle oil
shiloh's Ce'arrh Remedy. prica 50 cents.
Fn: s4tsh MnL,sin Rrns 4rd.A r .Yn,,nn
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pt!ahfs 'rly RISE. per bushel, from store Asa
sot; burbank iSiJc: o,he, vafie les. 45AiCc, In car
ioads on TRACK a reasonable concession Is made.
p9s!fyCLiy chickens, 6oa 3e per pal.. for large;
ioillc: dressed e~1sesenF, per ID, 'ealie; dteSed sus.
keys l6al7c: dressed ducks, lga,Sc,
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GUITAR AT HOME. lt2) New, lingo aua fine
collection oil bright n.d pc yi.!at mutic.
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Or. Kings Kev ftiHcoyery,

MINIoNs OF bottles OF Dr.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption. Coughs md Colds
as Trial Bottles OF The large size. This euor
nous outlay would be disastrous to the pro
priesors, were /, not for the rare merit:
possessed by thia wonderful medicine. Cal
a. Logan \ Co.'s Bridge Corner Drug Store
and get a 1oc Trial kottle free, and try fol
Yourself. 1t never fails TO cure. xwraw
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a X PRIDE IN SAYING
MISCELLANEOUS,

iudaen's Pronouncing Dictionary
OF MUSICAL TERMS, (sl.2t) In all languages, n
most mandy and Con- cn!ent hook fos ali nil. ic6l
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QuAcK doctors, electric belt and other
sH'ndlers who live by frightening cur young
men aud young women by nasty circulars,
viii had 'heif o~ceupatioas gone when it b.
CORES generally known that d.. Gusott's
Yellow Dock aud ~S4tsaparilla is q certain
cure 10. eli weakness CT The urinary organs,
nervousness, etc. Obay tue laws OF health,
lake & few bottles Of til 8 Simple rs.uedy and
rou will soo: be resttrsd 10 psr!ect manhood
and wonaukood, free from all wors!meutol
mind and dists. ss Of body. pAy
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,..l ti many years from ulcers on ny
IhAttionltSI l ,% mid %pnIaiul., dutins which
II W. S..H vs. i is;l ss a ,in s's NJ su p t se%SS 81 sad 4
iisJeud. lGu EDWIN J. ntlLlbk,
MM%cI kraumUut, Texas.
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Bucklen's ArntcA save.

The greatest mstleal wonder OF the world,
Warranted 10 speedily cuss Burns. Bruises
Cuts, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, can:
corr, Piles, Chtiblains. corns, Tstts:, Chapp,d
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed L.
cure In every instance, or money refunded
Is cents per box. For Gale st Logan 4 Col
] Bridge Corner Drug store.
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plTTSBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST,
j LOUIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RouTE.
lyAAsll@ ssa.s:sss 5s-.-ss5 E&isSsIs;5
Time table for East and Wes. Corrected to JUMP
n, ibS9. D'gA@ " 'S-"1r, 80
Trains leave Panhandle Station, foot OF Eleventh
street. near Public LANDING. rs foitnws. -
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,igpfChL,
SKIN HUMOR..

,on,hI Old biOko IOul WIN somu
| I'D 0! ,i!n h9iISt II ipsysirItn N, was gwen ny "
& i a 4 Az III !: i; i ;}t !; .;ii; e & \, ;! !: S;' H iis s'' IL
Wv Ss /. gaiDr, anu Nv 20 ], ]. kIRHLAsD.
wv" vt,,ln,,. NuE. County, Texas.
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LADIES imagine that roller.ska.ing is a
fine way to work of sppe,lllous flesh. The
belief seems vol founded. One yourg
lady dropped 127 pounds at the rink yes-
'erday, aud %droppedit hard.-Eachunge.
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NAgnvlLLE man was fined $500 for kiss.
ing o echool teacher. II it hadn't been Tor
two or three OF the scholars who caught
them at it she wouldn't have charged him
a cent
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DUDE: "WiIl you lnyra :hs next sci with
met Stout; LADY: you must excuse
me, am tired" Dute: "So ami but |
thought you'd brace ma up.'
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From DR., s. W. Hunter, Baltimore,
Nn-yinnd.

:" : = Having become familiar with
colaen'a Liquid Beef Tonic, I lake pteasure
IN recommending IT. RI ell excellent rrepsr.
alton. combining tsi: does both food and tonic
in q remarkable way. ard producing good blood,
health and strngth" (%Ntmembcr the name,
CoLpxS's-take no otaeh.) o. drugsAts.
H'. F MTPkw.
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Tng RLv. GEo. IL. InAYEe, of Bourbon,
lad, sgys: ''G3th mysalt cnti aiis owe our
lives 10 sIIILoH's Cos. UMrrIoN CUEk."
RE Icu MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, U;zz;uets, [. IS Of Appetite,
Yellow sk;n9 shi,oh's Vita!izar is a positive
cure.
Why WILL you cough vixen Shiloh's Cure
viii g,ve immediate ralicf. Price 10 c's., 50
cts. and 81. 4
shlLou's CATAEEa RENEuY-a ~I"sitive cure
Tor Catarsh,, bpi.theria and Canter Mouth.
For sAis by Mci.sin Rrts and 4. T, Young.
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"Wny is cosr,ing called epsrkina?n
fssed y Brooklyn young lady Of the mar
tled aunt. 1T must he because the real fri
Aeeaa't begin to fire until the marriage"
was the reply, as Of Ii speaking from *.
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ORR. I. SIN ri,
No. ilVl CN4pLlNE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

r,,l.S evidence u a pAysic!AuB success Is the
,,ttsSUy Of hS patients. increasing uenand,
nNIH-N 10, .dOnE! ~kGEViccs prove that have 9call
t@D! ES and IL Hiy Win tho&9 who have consult.
h9 !a""' eager use \ pasi.uiS nafnc Without Fer
t1w- ,SnIrIA EIyC many hNutfeI Cetliticatef
IlS'yN, wi.t-1 ! bsye CU:cd aiust they had beeu
no"n,wfll !ag-T6t!t. y Notuu5n medical e1u.
y "H. win ntuy ye!!s hospital eAretlenco taio
= .V",T,i Nv with IAiGaapnuc sRelus, u clChe oDsctv'
hH.sJHn '5oIe,UrIea.gi pecuilAE.lies Gad strict al.
,.I,j,n IN hTtiuNIG management !nsurS success,
@1 1sr' sussb!e, ind lrAlEl7 Ei7t tho pstient my
osn!o1,
O
sJ,,cr md Id;er Hiisurs%A and Eheumalsm,-
v1aa,sa sFriblf--"E.dth!ug seemed 10 help mo;
. eT1 hal xe, cut o. lea. ": smith cured me-"
tou'A zEPT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, ". va
r,,,,t yD!ypps Of Nose, lnpsiied Volce.-sui.
,,,rl iay ysNrs; l:teatllC4ictoo iAi.ed 70 help me.
N'sn'H CHARLES oHADDuCE,
OF Spe!dGl d. Co, ',hGslihs, ". Va.
nrncn,lA Swl U!cstatgG SINnech.-'T.catlaent
No." 1llcGAa H0Er, insurance Agent.
sts -"ll4A lIein IOr ~IUurtCeo Year,. D.. Smith
,r,I reiW LOUIS i. MAsNISuTON.
r,s,a,t, EuraiHS $orcs oa Hesa.-''Ny sou WAS
,tIIr:rI Tor tCuILegn years. ,hOtIiNS seemed TO
itlc hQe. D.. smith LuEcd h!m."
E4IIct h;seGt, Wheeling, ". Va. &
Ctur1-"Au1grei 10! ! ears VITA Cancer. Had
tcaI III thuP .lEes. II returned alter each oper.
i,LA!. ". SGlia cured me WITHOUT kn.ie, can:t.c
o. j%!u" u ;e.H. =. u
z.Ii;, Repeated d!taS. br, 3Ilth cu1ei Ine
N''H0U' THuMAs COI,yIN.
S1olcs,2e 6rccer, aiGiN St., Wheeling, u, Va.
U1cstsL!H.s Of teclIin, fre!aISuS sud Piles
"EAs given up 10 die ~! li9L9lGeeo incu1able.
b. s.E!ss cared me without EnIle.'" ny
DARLINGTON DGLAiY,
hartti's Ferry.
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spcsi EeUiac1 IL M lAully have been mos. sStA>
!.rIu,y, and ! cC,c LlGh3 hMi 10 all ~ y gentleman
,.d EigDlIl! ptJ6lL:Ea.
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fl Eeyea ytgT- md treated % many physicians lot
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II GIYht lyu:A !Cl1a.Ca { monster Iu3 feet iong."
IeGs!.e, rive &c gec:IllGt advantage s!n sucis c.tEeS.
i.rshns caEe!G. Gttzf:h, eA,e4Et8 Of heast, liver,
lqSuGil, tIiGCyf, sk!N. blpo4, nervous aiSct!onh
sEl GrEILCt=3 c! MN Hnd youth, EloiulS ana
xstbEa ttrtiS - lay tGursI&. 81
g!!a cIfai Without the kEl!C.
pstp.h d. Z dtbt&atE amy be Treated by ie!!e.
xGd siig;lctic. ~ydeIEDIcta. 4 chart Tor Eeii ex.
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ard advice returned itee.
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l,yllpAE No. tIt ;i1FnItnpal Wheeling, ". Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-29

AYERS sAR,ArAnILLA Is tho hest mpdic;ne
for every one IN the spring. L migrants and
travellers will had IN it an efIec:ual cure for
the esapsiors, 5o'!s pimPles, eczema, etc.,
that break ont on the skin, tie effect OF die
order In the blood, caused by sca.dlet aud
! life on board ship. nav )
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-29

GLvNN's Sulphur Soap Is the most reliable
purifier 81 the skin In the market.
P1KE's Tooth1chs Drops euro In one
minute. "a rAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-29

The only known specific for Ep!iep.!e FITS. N
ASo for spasnis md Falling Sickness. Nervous
Weakness 1t instantly relieves and cures. Clcanscs
blood and q~u!ckcns sluggish circulation. Seutra.
Azcs germs OF disease md saves sickness. Cures
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-29

AT the coming leap.year bail ZONE Of the
ladies propose to tn.n e live mouse l6oao
in the room, JUS. 10 sso The poor, timid
getlemen jump on the chaira and squeal.