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" MIGHTY Interesting Reading. "

From the lSt Of January, 1854, to the lst of Jan
uary 1855, We are To have an interesting success
sion of stirring events OF which every one Will
wish to hear. Two military campaigns are AT
present in prUgress-that of ii Mahdi III the sou
dan and Of the French in lOnquin-huth OF
which are approaching the critical point. Ihe
next session of Parliament is to be narked. ac-
coIding 10 the aI nDunced purp"Seo OF Mt farieil,
by IL bitter struggle OF the Irish natlonali>ts TO
compel their English and Scotch colleagues I"
cOnccdC to Ireland some measure OF home rule
In default OF this, Mr.. Farnrl! promises To employ
his following to 50 Obstrnct the transaction OF
parliamentary business as to render the presence
of Irish members at -. stephens intOlerahle.
This programme insureS Il succession Of exciting
SCENES in Parliament The new reform Dill, which
Mr.. Gladstone proposes to carry during the Ses-
sion of 1881 will also doubtless excite general in
terest in the United states, we'll as throughout
the British empire. Vastly more interesting to
American readers will be the discussion 10 take
place at Washington within the next few months
over our own reform bill. The republican menl
bers of the present Congress are opposed to tariff
reform. The democrats. II l. Sald, are divided,
the majority Of them lavorlng, the minority op-
posing it, Which will get the uii'"r hand? Will
tie high tariff democrats cooperate with the re-
puhliCaus to maintain the present absurd law :"
Or will the democrats act to2elher ana Sehd ie-
form tariff bill TO the senate, when me senate
will decline to pas? Every step ui the struggle
in the Capitol ut Washington Will be watched
with lively concern all over the country. and by
the time Congress udjuums the public mind will
be ripe for the opening ot II PRESIDENTIAL cam
/ puign which, it is safe 10 say, Will exceed IN
/ warmth any of its predecessors since 1850. IN
/ meeting of the Maryland Legislature at Annapolis
/ on the 2d of January and the leasSeEbling OF the
/ Baltimore city council later i'll the same month,
will prove also events OF unGroSSlng interest But
surprising the existence of II citlZem concerned
about none of these things, still he will need tn
read The SCN for news of the thousand ana one
other events of interest that go so far 10 make uI
the current history Of the world. The period Is
/ one of rapid movement, and the citizen VINO does
/ not take paper is sure TO be left behind. II a
/ man ever means to subscribe for paper, now l.
the time hcote the actors on the worlds stage
( during the Year 1854 have taken their places aht
hegun to play their parts. When il becomes {
question Of securing II reliable newspaper whicl
will contain oil the news, surcnctly expressed
and fairly reported the proper eourse 10 pursu
is plain: take THE syn.
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Books and Stationery.
fllunlcrat

Enumeratc sell amdSm all
the styles of NJ f. mnal Then
Picture Books Albums Of tau
fall
Writing
Pens Pencils Ask
published will be ordered e Of
lt>t MAKE arci tii,
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Dry Goods and Notions.

full line special to
Flanne Fannel
Underwear
marked down
Of
and for those whomake
of and
o dsofV afiOlsk ndS
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Lamps and Lamp Goods.

This is another leading item and the variety almost infinite buy
the goods of
for any purpose for lFlor Hall Kitchen stable: any
Lantern stock Bat ALI
the Perkins House Non Explosive Lamp explode
ter how often or how hard drop it, Hanging Extension % Lamp
b N
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DEATHS.

Dots CON -Pebruary md at the residence o, Sn yomn
n Iewes near Dexter corner "c''~ o
aged year aud months ro,,r.rv ard.
GuTmRIE-At sprnanee CiIy, aSra TeSi9 81 Years,
Mary. wife Of Leoan"ru ""'''''''
months and days ,.,.r,,o,v 1st.
NVnhiiIa HoIiie, daughter Of Isaac and Anna AO'''''
aged years.
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China and Glass Ware.

lnttr This head yu9 moulded or uvlc
sand for household Gilt Decorated Cl,-
Goblet down Stnr i,nln jug Tin Oil
h Sets Glass Ware Of all descriptions Maoa Fancy
Ware Hanging Baskets
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Carpets and 0iICIOthS.

This leading be lrb
the sales of the Brussels be
kept in stock well and Hall Of all
qualities, IIaocks Of
for Floor Table YorkCa
Sample a stock o yards
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GRAIN, &c.
pup uTfgTIEI.
-, .nr,puIA MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

p,ccs-poBBINs.-In stevensvIle, Mont Montana; "a
Deeem6er 10TH iss3 sd1 in he a. Bags a. S foFmery
The ,,ie iey ioSS Seo and M fS Miss Laura pqbRlns
=, 'p,,5 ,T@nEED.-lanuaty Slst, at the n: +.
DAhnJ DAarnnaJe his town, by Rev D. Rlgg FEank Knnt
PapTsii Pavs8IT and Miss Rachel Reed, ooth oi Ne"'
County Del ,,,....,,o Iannarv
ABAcK-HOPKlSs11Ait WySSm1nngk fyySn y gk9rsbacE Sn%
iS'9i hdsoR SS RsS sss sni Miss EaTna r. Hopkins
of Wyoming Dol.
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Cedar and Willow Ware.

articles. Paper
CrhB and
Eta;l I)l-tc undo SL.ai
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DELAWARE, MARYLAND { VIRGINIA R, r.,
Is CONNECTION WITH THE
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
| ON and after Monday. January !th, 1881: (Sun-
days excepted) the trains will be run Rs follows

Trains on the Delaware, Maryland " Virginia
Railroad connect with trains ON the Delaware
Railroad vt Harrington at l0l2 \. NJ. and 3.2j p NJ
going North and ll.ii a: NJ ana 30 p NJ gong
south. The train leaving Harrington at lljO
A NJ. going south connects at Lewes Pier with
Steamer IJr New York on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Al Georgetown with train for MlllSboro FRANK
G,rd SelbyyiIIe Berlin SNOW Hill and all inter
mediate stations to and from Franz lin CfY.
THOMAS GROOM superintendent.
A. BROWN Tralhc MahaSef.
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:. 3. Cooper.
COopers Building Corner Main and Com
mcrce Streets, Smyrna, Del
Season OF 1854.

Thankful the
higher and larger hopes sell the and
must have what people prices
Hence keep full stock challenge prices departments
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RANDOLPH PETERS, Wilmington, Delaware,
ALL FOR NOTHING,
Why the Doctor was i}isRmstcd, and what
Might have been Dyne WITHOUT Him.

Well, wife" said Dr. F., as lie entered his
mouse which was situated i'll a cOZy village in
central New York. " | have got back from a long
and dreary ride away down among the noun
tainS, and all To no purpose whatever. The mes
Senger said the man wouldn't live Till morning
when the fact is he had only an ordinary attack
of collie Ii the simpletOnS had only had sense
enough to put ii BEN%O%'S CAPCiNE POROUS
PLASTER on his stomach he would have been all
right in an hour or two. But some folks are slow
to learn" added the old physician, swallowing
the cup Of steaming tea which his wife had just
poured for him.
Doctor E was right, yet people do learn, even
though slowly The rapidly increasing use of
BenSons plaster proves this brvnnd question, and
the good doctors are certain to be saved much OF
their needless toll In all diseases capable OF be
| ing affected by plaster Benson's act efficiently
| ami at once. The genuine have the word CAP.
! CINE cut in the centre Price p cents. SeAbury
| & Johnson, Chemists New York.
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Ropes and TWineS.

This embraces ign! Rope from inch inch and thick.
Plough tilmg
very el II h selsh here.
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Groceries and Provisions.

This the heaviest branch
thing fca All staple Goods whatever
band Choice Teas Spices Crackers Hams Beef Cheese
Spices The best Baking Powders Canned Fruits Pickles Canned Meats
Canned Fish Candies
Roasted and Green Backing &C. are kept the front and nothing that IS
questionable Powder Tobacco and
Then the He No Tea the evoe Brilliant Oil and Thut Pure Favng
Exas Also Dobtn Electric the noted
stood
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Wilmington Z Baltimore Railroad,
DELAWARE DIVLSION.

ul, and after THURSDAY. November -, 1883,
(~uuduys excepted. ,ral,. Viii leave AZ follows:
soCTHWARD NQRTHWARD.
PASS pass, pass PASS. PASS. PASS
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FOR SALE.

One secondhand Steam Engine and Boiler for
immediate delivery. This Engine and Boiler has
been running in our shops and been replaced by
larger power but will do good service for a long
while yet. For particulars apply to
GEO. w. & S.TAYLOR,
octsl.tf Smyrna, Del.
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Fruits and Vegetables.


etemh
oo EvapOra Peaches
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Flour, Meal, Seeds, &c.

T Flour
Flour Also Buckwheat. Homny kinds
Field Garden Seeds I+lndreths Seeds Specially
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SPECIALTIES.

lst-Devoe's Brilliant Oil, the best Oil.
2d-NOn Explosive Lamps, the best Lamps
3d-The Que Shirts, the best Shirts,
4th-He No Tea, natural, the best Tea
5th.-Good Catch Cigar the best cheap Cigar.
6th.-New York Cream Cheese. the best Cheese.
7th.-Pure Sugar Syrup, the best Syrup
Sth.-Thurber's Extracts, the best Extracts.
9th.-Todds Gold Pens, the best Pens.
10th.-Diamond State Pickles, the best Pickles
11th ---l.ea \ Sons Triple +. Flour the best Flour
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MISCELLANEOUS.

This includes Pocket Books Cabls, Walking Canes UNI
Shoe Findings Fishing Tackle Combs Card Cases Harmonic
Razor Straps Pipes and thousand things that under
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c1osing OF Mails.

county and State Items. ;:
OO o. uetbodist Church, of Milford is
Inc NO W 600 for a new parsonage.
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tween these high contracting parties, be.
tween the extofiatcd Republicans and the
solid mass Of Democracy In this great city
wondered who. was 10 reprtsent-ior there
must always DO some representation OF
great bodies Ike. these; when this union
was contaminated, VINO is 10 give away
these clipping Republicans when they are
presented before the political parties for
marriage. To Tammany Hall, who Il. 70
give them away; why, no doubt, for lack
o. better General Schulz, ior be can cay,
they, don't belong 10 me,n and he can
give them away. Laughter But won
dered at stoppags In the cei emony to col.
citrate the marslage, and after some fem.
bling for the golden ymbol, Hubert O.
Thompson would cry out, "Why, we are
all arrayed," (great laughter), and 80 he
would endow these runaway Republican,
with all the worldly goods that these three
great Democratic halls In this city had pos.
session Of, that were not otherwise appro-
priated. daughter f&1N 57Cat-l %
And who Is to 10 pish the trousseaux
Well, l can't say, bu. neither OF them Is OF
an American fabric. I.auRhter.] Only I
know when righteousness and truth are
Joined together In thi, happy marriage,
righteousness coming from our party Is oil.
ways well furnished with garment Of self
righteousness, and II needs no other; and
truth, as represented by the Democratic
party, will have a cloae.fttipg Chinese IA.
brio, known as the Morey Latter. Laugh.
ter, n -- aFI. '4tF TLnf-7. = i. ~.
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; Home Proof.

Kidney and Liver Disease, az, p...,
Suffered Observation-Disclosures ,ec,uo6 y. ho,as
= 81 -. l's' IKpIi piii Eus ~ mo."
WhonItna w',
c.,.x,h po,vn,, =, S. "SuHs' W. va
,o,na ~, rosrs n.,a ~ Hey paned Voice -Sai
S ~ ~, PaHns MeIicne JAILED 70 holp mo-
pt' oiiiu con'piesciy S WI me- " ~,
III M snottef y A ~ tEanAADDUCK,
pyhpepIh hnu ulcentod stomach.-'Ireatnent
lof Year, iaileQ 70 give me fo!lei u. 6milh cured
a., ar, tthoMAs aoLlt INSURANCE Agent,
c,,,na -, haa tnem iof to1IteSh Year,; Dt Smith
cuied me-" LoUlb Z, WABHlHGT0N.
ssmieied iof fourteen yean Nothing seemed 70
heip niiu- Ot aHltn Gnteo AIM 1:,,, - 81
ss59S NE! aM 49,. oAfH M,iII 0APs
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RICH hEADtn9,

E1tracis from Hon. Vim. u. Rvasta'
speech Mt tho blaine mud Logan Hntin.
cation Meotiug In New York City.
And now fud f,r the first time in IL q
history oil our politics and our institutions
that we have . new school Of politicians
that, when election day Is coming on, are
in favor Of carrying the Republican party
into the POSSESSION Of the Government, but
in favor Of carrying Governor Cleveland 10
be President Of the United States. Tia uph.
ter. They are opposed-these peopl TO
trusting the power Of the country with the
Democratic party; but they don't liE.e to
trust Mr.. Blaine; and so they are goi az TO
find m show or other, In the agitations Of
this dll Gu sion what the lawyers call, not a
general verdict, but a special verdict.
Laughter They are going to take aver.
dict from the people that they want the
Republicans In power, but don't wa mt
Mr.. Blaine. They abhor the idea OF having
the Democratic party in power, but they
want Governor Cleveland President
Laughter Well, when We amend the
uonstitutiun we may provide for these
special yerdicls, and provide that the
Supreme Court Of the United States, when
the vote Is to carry in the Republican
party and 10 carry In the President OF the
opposite party-that thon he shall hold the
Government ss receiver under the dilec.
ton Of the court. fApplauss and laughter. I
Well, that may BIZ wise in the future, but
It is not time enough for this election
(laughter) and I would like 10 see 20 $50
Of sheriff big enough under the order OF
the Supreme Court OF the United States,
when the receiver wss peculsting in the
trust and governing for the benefit of the
party that he belonged to, turn him ont.
Laughter. - asFa- =.
Well, now gentlemen, I am not an ora
tor like Mr.. Curtis; but do believe what
he says about the Democratic party and l
believe what he said about the Republican
party. [Applause.l And I do not know
how, to lover Of his country, man need
stop to think in weighing which Of these
parties shall govern this country for four
years by executive authority; for in deter
mining between these parties the question
Of what candidate on either aide is to be
chosen is ss but the dust Of the balance
compared with our duty. I am willing, as
| do, to applaud the crest statesman on my
right TRslerriBg to the portrait Of Mr..
Blaine. ana ready, as do, to applaud
the great and brave soldier and Senator on
my lett General Logan.
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A Wise Doctor.

Exchange. go
Examining Professor: You have missed
every question. How can you expect me
to rive you diplomat ~ =,
Medical student: Butt Just SO happened
that, the questions you asked me we're the
very ones that l was not up to. hate to
be put back another year. Try me again. +
Professor: Well, / will give you one
more chance. II you were calle d to see a
patient who had been unsucceesfully treated
by a dczsn doctors, and yon knev they bad
tried all the bes! known remedies, what
would you dor
. Student: Give him q rest.
Professor: Good. You shall have your
diploma. n
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4 1E.soS raoM ruE NEW rEsrAMKNr. {

1t may not DO as rapid or decisive as
running from your party to the other, but
1t ia influence, 1t is instruction, and the
principle is disclcssd in that great parable
Of the New Testament, which speaks OF
leaven which q woman hid in three meae-
ures of mesi till the whole lump was ieav.
ened. Now, when we take the North and
the South, aud the West, from the Atlantic
10 the Pacific, and Canada to Mexico, those
are three pretty large measures Of meal,
and whoever undertakes to leayen that
lump must be satisfied to have 1t work oc.
cording to the laws Of nature and not to
force 1t, and that great many other PEG.
pie think it worth their while to hide their
leaven in this same three measures Of meal,
and great many operations are going or;
but to-day the batch is to be baked for the
people Of these United States, to be dis
tributed on the It'll Of November to find
out who has leavened the great lump,
whether it is the Democratic party
whether it is the leaven Of the Democracy
or the lesven OF the Republicaus. That ia
the question, and that is the brewing and
the 6sking Of the great batch. applause
Then, we are instructed in connection
with this came parable to take heed and
beware Of the leayen Of the Pharisees.
Laughter and applause,] And why? And
why, friends2. Because it does not make
good bread. [Laugater.] It either re-
mainB u lump Of sour dough, which Is
lesven, or else it makes the whole batch
sour--not Wholesome or palatable. Laugh.
ter And therefore we find this lesven 60
noble, so valuable, that it has not been aba
to work in this Republican party OF ours, so
as to leaven that lump and make the
whole pure and noble and patriotic. They
are going 10 transfer that lump Of leaven
to sweeien the Democratic LOAF. Zap.
plauael Well, they have one security in
The uncertainty Of bread making and bak.
ing, that they cannot make the Democratic
party sourer than 1t now is. [Great laugh.
teri Well, now, it is Of great Importance
that this freedom CT the suffrage, as made
in nominating conventions by delegation
| and in the actual vote OF the whole mass,
there should be no interception Of the
freedom between the people and their can.
didateR. ~
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MEDICAL.
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have used them on myself, vile and children,
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forennner preparing The system for qunine, thsre
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THIS Is the season for picnics and excur.
sions, and this pleasant and healthiul
summer recreation enables the young men
to pick out the girls who shrek and make
q terrible fuAs when they get bug down
their backs ircm those who faint dead away
and really caule the least trouble, II,
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MEDICAL.
DR. | J E. SMITH,
No. l4oa oHApL1NE BTEEEr,
z Near fourteenth Street,

Tho best evidence Of phyhci,n's success Il the
testimony Of his pAtietu Iho inoreaTns IN.
mandt for my profession a services prove ihat lhsye
aeell honaraSly and fairly with thuo WHO have
eonsulted mo. never use 4 patients nairo with.
v IN pelmlFlonI though have many hundred Ger.
na4 peen pronounced inourablo. 4 thorough med
icM euucauon, with many. Year, hospital cxper.
elas na familiarity with thenpulie 1yenu,
ssssH o1sesvkaee Of tampenmcutai pecufiSiitie1
AND strict attention " hygienio ulxnsremont IN,
Sr snCsea. cure hpo0blo, and frankly give
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-18

TEE London Graphic sayp: "a country.
man; named William Stickers, flying to
London to escape from rural Justice, was
appalled, at reading on q wall: bill Slick.
ers, beware!' He went q little further, but
reading again, bill stickers will be pun.
isaed with the utmost rigor OF law gave
himself up for lost, and surranderad. y "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-18

Rueklon's.Arnica Salvo.
Tho best in the world Ter Cuis, Bruises,
Soras, Ulcers, Sslt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
0hnpped Hands, Cldlblains Corns, AID all
or no pay required. II is guaranteed to giys
perfect satisfsotion, or money refunded,
Price % ':sns per box. - ),
For sala nv Logan Il Go.
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Hon. Jupox J. n. CorFlssuRY, Cleveland,
o., says: II have used scores Of pile cures,
and 1t affords me pleasure to say that have
never found anything which gives such i'm
mediate and permanent relief % DR.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment" -s 49,; v.
Wholesale Agents: LOGAN & Co, Wheeling,
", Va, and J. Q. Dksr & Co., Bridgeport,
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Fond Father: "Welcome home, my son.
You have been much missed and I am
glad you are through college a. last"
Graduate: Yes. 30 am l."
ibid you bring your books back"
"Books2 books books2 Oh, yes; l
know what you mem. No; I forgot them, !"
"You were hurried in packing, sup
pose. Well, my son, your four years at
college have coat me eight Of hard. earned
money, and I hope you improved your
time" ilIi.9 X. ! J. 81
"You better believe did. Just feel the
muscle on that arm" AZ a a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-18

!, BY using Dr.. Frsxlsr's Throat and Lug
ga!sat 1.-THE only AZURE cure Tor Coughs
Colds, Hoarssnsss and SSts Throst, sud All
diseas y Of ths threat And iunss . Do moi
negla It q Cough. 1t may prove fatal. Scores
and hundreds Of grateful people owe their
Iiyes to DR.. FrAzier's Throat and Lung Bal.
bAm, and no family will ever be without Il
after once using II, End discovering it, mar.
yelous power, II Il put up In largo family
bottle and sold for the smsll price 80 oenis
per b jttle. FnAzlra MEDICINE Co., prop'a
Clsra and, Ohio. q Z n, ri & r,s,..Jg'
[ Ban tosA High Rock Spring Water for BALE
BY dlilggista. ~ .s'51g., i g 10 zisy,a, -
Z Wholesale Agenta: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling,
Y. Van and J. Q. Dent q Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio ~. - -. !. u, pAK
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I, An End to Bone scraninr |.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harri,burg, ILL.,, sayt:
Having received 30 much benefit from
Electric Bittsrs, j feel 1t my duty to let sui
fesiug humanity know 1t. Hays had run.
ming sore Oh my leg for eight year,; my doc.
tors told me would have to, have the bone
soraped Or leg amputated. I used, instead,
three bottles Of Electric Bitters and seven
now sound and well.n ~ 81 ~ Q :.
Electric Bltserg ara sold at flftv; oento a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica ealye At 25n mar
box at Logan & Co. n n b 4 q suwyIT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-18

scESR: City restaurant client in a
hurry-Waiter, fried sole. Second ditto
ditto-Wsiter, fried sole; fresh, mind.
Waiter lequal to. the occasion, shouting
down tubel-Two fried soles, one OF 'em
freahl-H oonshint. :. D. -..l q :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-18

RurrgRE, pile tuniers, fatulas and all dis.
eases of lower bowel (s1cspt cancer), radi-
cally cured. Address, Worlds Dispensa,y
Medical Association, Buffalo. N. Y, and on.
close two (3,t.) stamps for book. y 81 "a