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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

EDITOR GEIsT, from his perch In the
gallery at Harrisburg the other day, was
moved to admiration at Quay's master
full management of the situation, In
which he plucked the nettle safety from
the flower of danger. But it was the
laundering tactics of Bayne and the
weakness of Stewart In advocating
wrong measures and methods which first
gave Quay his opportunity and enabled
him to score victory where the almost
entire certainty of defeat had ut first
made him willing to accept almost any
compromise.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

lS supplautinG the Republican health
officer, and lazaretto physician at Phila-
delphia with better officials aud unqualified
Democrats, Governor Pattison has only
done what might have been done long ago
But it is never too late to do good.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

Is his quiet and effective personal invcs
legations Of the institutions Of the state
the governor discovers that the Mercer
soldiers orphans school is carelessly aud
negligeutly conducted. Very likely. It
is run as a mere money making concern.
The contractor, ex Senator Wright, is alsc
proprietor of two or three other establish
ments Of the same sort. Hp cOuiuc.s the
school at Mt. Joy, this county, aud VT
have reason to believe its management ID
full of running sores. The governor
would do vel to skip down aud look ovel
the premises, before those in charge get a
chance to whitewash the bare PLACES anC
putty shut the cracks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

IT was only a few days ago that the ap
palling information was given out from
Boston that for some time back there was
NO ozone in ths atm mDIphere Of that cul
tured city. But now deeper depth Of
dcmOralzatiOn has been reached. Il has
been revealed by official investigation that
very small part of the milk sold in
Boston is genuine. L. is for ths most part
skinned, extended with water, rocolored
with caramel, aud is often treated with
boraoc acid, that it may bo kept in the
dealers possession longer than II wou'i be
possible il it was ia is natural coaiit.Jn.
The big crop Of pugilists and base balllsts
for which this New England village ha.
been famed, will doubtless sLaks its dus'
from their feet now, that the milk supply
is proven impure, aud cul,haw" wi
have au undisputed reign.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19
rHE PHILOSOPHY o. llgr

THE PHILOSOPHY o. IIgr
In Church aud In state
II Is rule or bC ruled
In Courtship and marriage
II Is tool or ba fooled
In logic ami law
II Il nick or be nigkCd
In gambling and trade
It's trick or be tIiCkc
In treaty and war
II l. beat or BE- beaten
In the struggle tor Ito
IL Is cat or be eaten.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

THE dyuamiters whom the European
journals deem SO terrible are taking lit
tie vacation in blowing things up in Cuba.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19
Borough sotes

No successor to the late J. W Michael
has yet been appointed.
Charles Alig has opened new cigar
store ON South 4th, street.
Pay day of the r. " &. railroad next
Monday.
Last evening a pleasant surprise party
was hold at Mr.. Abrahm Uummolis Ou
Commerce street.
Not no much Dating Is dome at tho
Third and Locust streets ClruaIS ~ WAS
lately .ho case.
Patience opera will DO presented ia
the opera house on next Tuesday evening.
Two hundred and nity new books have
been added 10 tho library Of CoUkman's
NJ. l.. chapel Sunday school.
A 300 horse has been purchase by &.
lloii from Christian Rohrcr, OF the neigh.
bOrhood Of Mountyillc.
An elevator is To be placed in the old
tobacco warehouse opposite tho L. Il Il,
depot. A. &. Wclchans, of Lancaster, has
the contract for building IT,
\ stag party loft this place yesterday
on raft for trip down tue Susque
hanna.
A number OFF. Il. Il engines are now
being ov0rhauled and repaired at the
oOmpauy's shops hero
Market was largely attended this morn
ing. Shad brought from 50 cents to : 80
cents pair.
\ large number of RATS passed this p.aoo
to-day. The number was large when com
pared with the number which has been
| passing daily, this gCasDu.
The tiromeus fair drew "a large crowd
| together last evening. To night, this
being Saturday, the hall will doubtless be
thronged.
The new officers OF CSrene c1mmsndry
! knights Templars, was Installed last night
| by Past Eminent Commander J. a. Sade.
Yesterday, At his home IN Ltttlcs,OwD,
Md. Isaac lliteshuc. brother Of the late
| VIM. Hiteshue, Of this place, died from
| general debility.
| The Knights of Pythias. of Mauott5, are
rejoicing over the sucoess OF their late
bail. They can rejoice, for il was an ele
gaut affair in all RESPECTS.
| the workmeu employed by Jacob Brun
ncr to gravel tho yard of the Fifth street
school house have completed tho work,
and il is well done.
Last evenings a handsome silver drink
ing pitcher was presented by tho Columbia
band TO the Columbia frs company fair
to DO CHANGED oil.
Red signal lights aro nov placed by
builders at al those places whore they
have building material lying on the streets.
The new chief burgess, Mr. Erwin, has
made this compulsory. Right, too.
| 4 councilman states that council will
request Judge Livingston to aunul tho
commission of the Third ward constable
il no does not perform his duties better.
The Rev. DR.. r. L. Everett, Governor
Pattisou's private secretary, will deliver
the address at the high school commence
ment on the evening OF May 2GJh. lie will
be Mr.. Wm, GiVen's guest while in Col
| umbia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

The great credit accorded New Jersey
for arboriculture, seems to have boen not
altogether deserved. Friday was ap.
pointed as tree planting day in the state,
aud scarcely any attention was paid to IT,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

Mr.. GROW, having proved himself
very useful to the S;alwart bosses at the
state convention, will be their favoritc
for the presidency of the national con-
vention. lie will be serviceable.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19
Attempted Irain wrsc1

An attempt was made to wreck the
Frederick local freight traiu, northbound,
last evening about $50 o'clock, between
Ewing station aud Wrightsvile, on tho
Frederick railroad. A fence rail laid
across the tracks was used for the pur.
pose. The train was moving slowly At the
timo and was easily stopped by tho
engineer when he discovered the situation
Suspicion does not yet rest upon any
npYa,n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19
COLUMBIA NEWS.
h'"nis Along the uspushanoa- items ot
i"ts'ert IN and Around the Bo,ouEu
Picked up by tho InteIIigcucrr


i"'s'c5t in anu Around the Botougu
fiched up by tho Intoiiigcncrr
Reporter.
Christian Woimer, man of 25 wears.
committed u ielonious assault upon AN un.
known woman of unsOund mind here YES
tcrday. Tho woman, who Ia about 50
years oi ago, Is supposed To- have wandered
away from her homo In York, where she
is believed 70 rcsido. Weimer WAS
intoxicated AT tho time. The
deed was committed IN Bruuer's
lumber yard, aud was witnessed by
number of children. Officer Struck was
notified. and whom ho attempted TO arrest
the offender wa' assaulted by him. The
policeman at last rendered him p,Sarloss
With blow from heavy cane Weimer
WAS taken before Squire Frank aud thea
allowed to depart uumol'stCd.
The deed was an auiac'uua ono, CON
mitJcd IN public place IA broad daylight
aud merits swift punishment. The law
must indeed DO weak Ia Columbia to
allow the porpotratOr OF su Ia an act to go
diminished
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19
FOUND Floating in n Canal.
Shocking Accident Mt u Wedding

The iestiYities attending the wedding OF
George Bacon and Miss Eva Estes, of
Wattsbury near Erie, Thursday night,
were broken mp by a shocking accident
Shortly after tho ceremony number of
enthusiastic young men dragged the town
cannon opposite the house for the purpose
Of firing q salyO in honor of the bride. At
the first discharge the piece exploded,
tearing oil the arm of William Cooper and
binding and otherwise terribly injuring
George Weed and John Rowland. Two
brothers named Jones were also injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14
QlaA !GhesttAEIyIs!ullaE:
plnrr, n".. W. nnn " Fpprtefn.n ireet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A tnerfcau Prfp ctUies For mrrieau CIR
ksnh'' tithont Regard 10 haze, Color
Vr prsSious Condition." .7
| AdtSkd BY ne Rtpub iean Nations! tpnysnilss.
So agi5.li thl-auo, JnGt 3, lts&. ,.E.l'
Tho Republicans Of the United States,
In National Convention assembled, renew
their allegiance to tho principles upon
which they have trlumphed in dix SUCCESS
sive Presidential elections, aud congrstu.
lite the American people on the nllain.
ment OF 90 many results in l.Rlslation and
administration, by which tho Republican
party has, after swing tho Union, done 80
much to render Ito institutions iass, equal
aud benelcent, the safeguard OF liberty
aud the embodiment Of tho beat thought
aud h'ghest purpoaca OF our citizens. The
Republican party has gained i.s strength
by quick and isithtul responses to the de-.
mands OF the people for the freedom and
EQUALITY Of all msn, for q united action
assuring the riga's u all ci,izsns, for the
elevation OF labor, Tor an honest currency,
Tor purify In legis!at!on and Tor integrity
and accountability In all departments Of
the Government, and II accepts anew the
duty Of leading in the work Of progress and
reform, 'EN H, ,rts.4I-a ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14

'flsfFl "a u, ~ W 49, DyA yer g. tIantn Nh
New York Once, 1ho W. sd street, be,vs en- 9Th
and 7ih Avenues. Philadelphia Office, 1905 Lhsp.
line atIeAt - a. = M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14
WHERE THE APPLAUSE CAME IN,
Maiden A.Ock,

Ss~Sss Aies ISess .
There ace $50 "Maiden Rocks" in the
State OF Michigan alone. That meap9 lola
OF tsrent places where beautiful Iadian
naidens with their sylph.like less and
srAcetpi shoulders and beautiful fsces pre.
ierEed to leap from rocks to be welded to a
horse thief whom they could not love, We
don't blame 'sm oae biz, although i. would
have been less trouble to choke themselves
to death or sep On a ra.llesnyke. VI
Wisconsin has 800 Maiden Rocks. Iowa
leO, Illinois 1877, Indiana $50, Vermont
oo7, and w We're couaiing ttp tie total the
osuer day, and foppd the figure . to be IS :.
Guy, with Idaho and Washington territori, i
Yet 10 be beard tIom. Thirteen thousar d
eight hundred and sixty two Indian
maiden8 softly atote from Us mauy viz.
vans At shutdown and climbed 10 the ton
OF as many 1ocks. Their old bull.doziuc
dads beheld them aud called to them 10
SoAo uo~A ..-.i e~t s",~n. r-.skvrIr, Tut
they sang their Wild death CD a1s snd aagg
themselves on the cruel rocks below.
Ons thinks Of 1t With Sadness. The mai.
deps hadn't orler doue 1t, Had they
waited week or 30 they would have en-.
tllely recovered f'om the feeling and I'D.
m!tled that the old man was right in a,gu.
ing that sd Indian husbsnd wilh broken
ncse and fourteen ponies could lake thu
Gaze over 8 !ovesick youth without second
PAIR OF socks to hts name. We are uoy
preparing IN this office theead story Of the
Indian girls leap from Maiden Rock, Tbs
same story ansWers for rhs enlirs 1S SOC
maldens. Each one persisted for laws III
tas Sans cad way, and the father Ct each
dled Of grief. Owing to the recent reduc-
ton in the price Of ink We can furnish
these BAD tales q, the low pIice ten cents
esrh, or three for quarter. They are
Warranted to f. any scenery, stand in anv
chime and capss old ladiea to Bob and
young ones to shiver. Don'taddreaa us IN,
leRs you mean business, = 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14

~. None genuine Wlthouta odncn OF green HOPS
STUFF with "Hd:" or Hops" In theis name. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14
Advice 10 mothers.

Arc you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by uick child suffering and Crying
with pain Of outing testhi Ii 20, send n
once and get a bottle OF Mrs. Winslov's
Soothing eyrup for Children Teethlrg. I,s
value - inca'cnlsble. 1t will relieve thu
poor Httis sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there Is 20 mistake about
ulates the stomach and bowels, curea wind
colip, sotteas the gums, reduces inflnmms.
ton, and gives tops and energy to tho vhois
system. Mrs. Windows Roolh!ue ayrup for
Children Teething Ia plsasant 70 Tic As,e,
and u the prescription OF ono Of the oldes,
and best fsniats nurues aud physioAnu in tho
United States, and Ia ior aals by sll dIugris,s
throughout tho world, Price u cents abot.
lie. rits u ms hWs&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14

Wholesale Grocer, Main u, Wheeling, ". W
+, gioeratfons Of Keotum, ProlApus and Pi,es -
was gtven up 70 do and pronounced ipcunble,
u. BIutth cured me without kutie !" = ! = ~
WAAHINGT0N nt,, A,,,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14

An Austin boy kept on throwing his cap
Into the air and catching it, after hIs father
had told him to keep his hat on his head,
Finally The father lost patience. Alter !
brisf but painful interview, the parent
threw away the strap and asked: "Now, do
you know where your. cap should have
been?" 'Yfs, Sir" sobbed the boy,
himself whtre be needed 1t mos,:
lit should have been under my clothee,''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14

,FRskoa Grape Brandy, distilled Extract Of
Water Pepper or Smart. Wsed, Jamaica Gin.
yer and Camphor Water, Is combined Ia Or.
Piercs's Compound E1uaot Of Smart. " eed,
IL theb possible remedy for colo, cholera
morbus, diartl OF, dJssnsery or bloody. "a IL;
also, 10 break up colds, fevers, and IL a AM.
Matorg attacks. 60 cts. Keep Il on hand.
Good Tor man or bekst. IN z7Jt Il
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Homo Proof.

[. . Z
Eidney and Liver piseasea and Rhcu,ns tim, =
s dIerIihly-.kothing seemed 10 help me;
,li.5 J5TT, zEPH: PHfLiifs,
,.l. 7.u Wheeling, ". Va.
,o oa " roiypus Of Ro.e Impaired volcc,
W smln completely cured ms" :. ~ = :"
n,.,.r.,. o, o. g 2;. c.. wheellng, ". Va.
~ p ~ aaa uleerated
ns TAJass ao t ins nj; s@'t ass satsd
cu M ms them i01 !Sqssssa yss pa smith
stiicted for fourteen years. Noting samoa a Y" ~
help him. Dr.. smith cured HIN !" -
., Market Street, Wheeling, ", "
hias ane ~ Iss ss ~; ssSi I'D
..loa p. smith cured mo Hi.hsat sn4s osasls
files. Mstul. Of AnnA-YlAt On ny bsci for "a
wSS fas K a., sy vss, Dr. smith cured
' ~ ~ " TAoxAs coLy1r,
y Wholesale Grocer, Main IT., wheclinH. navy v!
, gIoeratfoas Of Eectun, Prolspsus and Piles-t
~ " 5yea up 70 die and ptonounced incunble
WARRINGTON DElANY, /
Roy. B. 9. 1add wr,tes;-"Dr. amiIh's ' s,s,,.
nona services IN my arnny have boon mos! a,Is
and hkllliul phyhcian." =, =, ' ''''1
MI Margaret kolb sayl:. IT had been suffering
~ ssvsn 5e1 ana Treated ny many pnydcans ioi
ID eight houn removed monster 100 feet long,
Female GompiaiuG-1hree ytau In hosnftsis II, \
give me pccult advantages ~ IucI cssSs
xssaR1 Ga,ea q Saasra dsssaes q heast liver
snd Neelneees Of men and yonth, so,o.uls IND
anhnA testify 70 my Eueceta. - 1I't.7r - -
Files cured without the knife. VI
paaenn 4 s::Ssss may - treated by letts.
animation sent On receipt Of two thrco-oen, stsmse
md sdvtce returned tree, '1-'' vi '''-s"'
Consultation u onloe free. once hour from Q
Y. Toll. T., daily. Call on or address -
my No. l4o4 Chapliue 81. wheeling, VI. W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14

AN intoxicated husband On reacnipp
home seized an umbrella from tho tack,
opened Il, and proceeded 10 bic wite's
bedroam. "Arc you craxy2" exclaimed
the prirvsd and indignant matron. ..No,"
replied he In an unsteady voice, "hut bic
-hic-l supposed there'd be . alorm, 20
Ive-hic--eame prepared Tor IT, M E'sII
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14
An In u 10 III 10 ncrAn.nr.

Edward Bhfpherd, Of Hsrri.burg, ILL.,, says:
"Hnvlng received 30 much benefit irGm
Electric Bit.ers, / feel it my duty to lei sui
ieripg humaaity know 1t. Hays hAd a run.
Mug sore on my leg Tor eight year,; my doc
tors told me would haTs to have the bone
scraped or leg simulated. l used, instead,
three bottles OF Electric Bit.ers and seven
boxes Bucklen' . Arnica salve, and my leg 10
Low sound aad we'll" !a1G@ -
E sotric Bitters are sold at fifly cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arn.ca Balyo al $50 per
box at Logan l. 10. f'! Mgyaw !
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6i0D That ConghI

BY uAing Dr.. Frazier's Threat and Lung
Ba!sam.-the only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds. HoafseneAs and Sore Throat, snd ali
oeylaot Cough. !. may prove iatal. Scores
And hundreds Of grateful people owe their
lives to Dr. Frasiei' 8 Throat and Lung Bal.
ssm, and no family will ever be without Il
after once using 1t, and discovering It's mar.
velons power. 1t Is put up in large family
h" hot AID sold for the small price so cent?
Ohio. g. rs - -
by druggists. ~ -, .''l.,T'I--l 80 - :
Wholesale Agents: LoeAx d Co., Wheeliup,
Y Y; Va'' and J. G. Dent & Co., Bridgeport
Ohio .T- ..4 Div
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14

EDlrRl1 (of Ladies' JouraaD: "Now,
Mr.. Ealenbergerssr, your reports have
been rather thin Of lat.l" Reporter: II
Assure you, madam, have couscientiouely
reported oil have ssen and heard" Well,
bus excuss me, Tor the salary and less you
get you will have In future to see and hear
. good deal more than you haye dontl"
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The boat salye in The world for Cuts Bruises,
eores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fsver sores, letter,
Chhpped Handle, Chilblsins. Cornu, AID all
Skin Erupt!ons, and positively cures Pj]ep,
or no pay required. It Is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. '3'7iS-. - :" !
For sale By Loeah & ca. G5 -. Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14

"How do you like III" asked yachts
man OF young lady, as the boat went up
aud down IN the trough OF the waves.
'0a, l-l-i,'s too aHiuliy swsll!' was the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14

-Four YEAR.oID is very an1ious for
baby sister and .ften importunes hismoth-
ct to buy one. ''But," says mamma, az
haven't money enough 10 buy one."
well, but, mamms, can't you get one
and have her charged" was the esger in.
curry, - IN
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The reform Of the Civil Service, auppici.
oualy begun under Republican adminis,ra-
ton, should be completed by. the further
extension of The reform system already
established by law, &c all grades Of the
service to which it is applicable. The
ar',it and purpose OF the reform should be
observed in all executive appointments
ahu all laws at variance with the Objects Of
the existing reform legislation should be
repealed, TO the end that the dangers to free
Institutions which Turk in the power Of
official patronage may be wisely and eaec.
lively avoided, n a,l,st.- Ia ~. fsf
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MEDICAL
IjRi.J E. NTH,
No. l4oA oHAPLINE STREET, 4
Eeas Fourteeuth Btrcet,

Tha bert evidence Of 4 phytcian's success 1, the
Testimony Of his patients. Tbs .lncreaslnH DO.
nana. Tor my proieSopnl services prove that lhayc
uealt honohbly aud fairly with those who have
consulted me. never lss h patl0uIs name with.
put permission, though have many hundred ter.
Iihentcs fruin tioee whom have clied after they
hsd been pronounced lneursble. 4 thorough med.
esl education, With many yesia hospital expert.
,hco aud familiarity with thenputio syenv, q
N0:e observance Of tempeIAintntal pccullayIiIes
md strict attention 70 hygiouio management in.
Y ancc9s, 4 curu hpoadble, and frankly pyo
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TIE degree Of professor Of Contempt.
rary Antiquities" has been conferred In
New York. He is not, however, the man.
sger Of ballet troupe. ri'ET - s77". Z
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-.
~,rI ~, ~ ~ 81, y. 'A' "o'. em'ucn' PnJhclahs:
,.,,.a 49,. wv o''s ~ NV on'S fensay tnst can d
WV. w soea'o "' uIS"Aes VI !ne Asneyh ano
urinary organs; snch ~ R!ighta dbeases diabetes
retention, or inability 10 retain uriuc, and all the
disea,e. and aitment, n-cutt,r n w,,..,t, -
..s.%',,. ~ p.uA "ono.
AND ,heJ VIII tell you explicitly and emphati
cally "BGchu !il" Ua rsH alra,I q
All TIM NAN, nhrr,,,.,, I|..."i .r...u ll
mw, Ia ~ ..,,Ns, ~
:, "na' ~ NV most lehaole ana hurcas cure Tor all
liver diseases or dyspepsia; constipation. indIres
uon' o,!'outhess, nalarlh, ieyer. aRue, &C., and
they will tell you: }.. .ll ~ y fn
"Hendraisi or Deadsiion jyym YIt
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NO ESrASGLlNd ALLIAScEs.

The Republican party fayora policy
which shall ksep us from entangling al.
Ilances with foreign nations and which
dyes Us the right to expsc. that foreign
nations shalt refrain from meddling in
American af'.'ls. The policy which seeks
peace can trade with all powers, but espe.
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To BlSIAH oontaRion from garments and
linan d,si1tsct with GLrNN's suLHug Eo,r
PlEs'sToorHAoax DRofI cure In ono min.
pte, rgyiIplItS ,llg. 200 Lsg.HF NwYAv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14

:, .ArEE'a earsaparills Is the most effective
blood purifier tvsr devised. It Ia 1ecoonl-
mended BY the best physicians. pAw
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AL he mol eminent physesaa
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KATE FIELD says: "The,e can be found
no grand men without grandmothers.""
True, very true, Kate, and greatgrand.
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