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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-26

GOING NORTH AND SOUTH -
Solid Trains ug eEdut Day Coaches a ~,
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars are run daily 10
ard from II. I.oais, via liannihai' Q9hvEt
Kepkuk, Burlington, Cedar Rapids ana A l",ry
LtItoHt. Paul and Minneapolis; PafloT ~
uit&l Reclining Chairs TO and from s. Loui,
and Peoria. only one change of cars bSt"%n
=. LoHs and Bes M0ines, Iowa, Lincoln W
buislSa, and Denver, Colorado.
X is also the only Through Line hhtNct
ST. LOUIS, MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL.
II is known as the great THROUGH az
LINE OF America, and is universally auii'i'
ted Il. he tnn
Finest Equipped Railroad in the vera !''
al classes Of Travel.
f,,nsri..h Tickets via this line tor sale Al %
4 Il coupon ticket offices in the Umted 9t0t''
and Canada
4, j. POTTER, PERCEVAL LOWELL
Yiee-Pres. Gen. Manager GenPassAshChsAs'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-26

Elegant bay Coaches, Farlor Cars, WIN TX ',r,
eHi'ii,I Chairs tseats iree1 smoking tais VIZ, WIZ,
BrvolY NJ Clatirs, FGilAEm Palace HlttyH7
Cars AID She famous &. Il. y Q. nhin2 = ~
RITA daily t8Hld from Chicago and Kansas "
Chicago and Council Bluffs Chicago ana l, I've,
Noincs, Chicago, 81. Joseph, Atkinson t nn,
Topeka Without change. only through ~,
running their own. TRIMS between CnIt"ru,
Lincoln ant Denver. Hud Chicago, hah5"'
civ and DenFer. TEron.;h ears hetWt'"
indianapolis aad Council Bluffs, Via PeoFl"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-26

Tie AgIINEItc SITC1GTN q t1e tHlted
State ARMY /, p o. ..ll the Hc:nfer oil
cominissloaa,! officer 4. =, 1913. ThoEe are I,
Go nun-co'u'.,, 'u.'.t Jiiiza-, 29lS Store
Rccpar-. 9''.tciaus. ..r,ts,r r etc, alt i,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03
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Dissolution or Partncrshfp.

Itrds SJtin1s. 3 s7dl ls
An Austin colored party named Jake
sas very late a few d.! 8 ago in getting
down TO tho store. Ills employer, Colonel
Allspice, rebnked Jakein somewhat severe
Language. II want you 10 understand this
trili,ng will never do. II you can't get
down TO your work in time III hire some.
body who can" "Bosss, don't be hard on
ne" and the negro's eyes filled with tears.
"Why, what's the matter with yon7 Any.
body sick?" "Sick! | don't know which
am gwinter die fust, my wife or my old
mndde,!' II am sorry / spoke 30 barsb-
!y as that. I didn't know 1t was as bad
as that. We won't need you about
the store to-day" "Thank YOU, bosa,
hank you kindly" and of he went.
Next morning Colonel Allspice nsked Jake
what he meant by saying that his wife and
mother were dying, when he had seen both
On the street the day before. HDyin,,"e x.
claimed Jake, opening his mouth wide
enough to admit Of q coffee mill being
thrown into 1t. and olevating his eyebrows
in amazement. YVES, dying. You said
they we're dying, aud half an hour after
you LETT your vile came here 10 see II YOU
had drawn your wages for last month";
II nebber said dey was dyin'. Ell you was
ter see dc way dey opens dar moufs and
takes In chunks Of bacon you wouldn',
spec;dem oh dyin,. l bleeve l did say
didn't know which Of 'em was gwinter tc
die fuat, and | don't know that yet; deyf
bote got aich good appetites-1 knows one
'em has ter die lust, bnt--" Here Col
onel Allspice interrupted the orator with
An AZ helve, and the business relations
heretofore existing between them have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03
TEE WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCE MORNING, MARCH3 1881.
~
Fire Damp Exploaious.

@tHtVtC dWtFlCuHs NV ~ ~ gstIVFNEt rs .-af ..Il
The Pennsylvania coal regions near On.
iontown have again been the sceneof terri
BILE loss Of lie from FIRE damp explosion,
by which nineteen men were lost on Feb.
ruary 20:h. Despite the fact that the fire
boss" had made bis usual Inspection the
night before and pronounced the mine safe,
events nevertheless showed that such was
not the cass. The accident, on the face,
seems to have been the result Of over cou.
ildence, since It appears that the inspection
was made abont twelve hours before the
accident occurred. The mine had always
been considered rs q "saie" one,
which no doubt accounts for the
laxity in examination. But II
nevertheless points 10 the fact that even
safest coal mines need constant watching
to prevent accidents OF thissort. Nor does
It appear that any Of the appliances for au.
Dramatically showing the existence Of fire.
damp were In use. 1t would be unfair to
single ont this particular. mine as being
dere'ict In that respect, since hundreds Of
Others are similarly unprovided but that
doea not alter the fact that they ought all
to be provided with apparatus for automat.
ically announcing tho presence OF fire.
damp, OF the mere existence OF which some
mine owners seem 10 be In total ignorance.
Mtthanometers, as such. Instruments
are called, have been devised, depending
both on tho physical and chemical qualities
OF the dangerous gases which occur In
the mines, and although they have not yet
come into extended use, there Is no reason
why they should not, Mine owners may
object on the score Of expense, but the loss
Incurred by a single disaster might many
times overbalance the cost OF installing q
Of fire damp detecters.
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a GOOD COMPARISON.

The Rev. William Roulatt, n w%ell.known
Methodist clergyman, residing ut Naples,
draws tho following amusing, but apt com.
p%arison between DR.. O. NcLants Trmituoe,
prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, and a ferret.
"a ferret when placed Mt the entrance ola
rat hoe, enters tho aperture, travels along
the passage, selzes upon the rat, extermin-
ates his existence md draws tho animals
defunct carcass to the light. And In like
manner have I found DR.. 0. AeLdns's Ttrmt-
fuge to operate upon worms, those dreadhll
md dangerous tormentors of children. This
remedy, like the ferret, enters the aperture
OF the mouth, travels down the outlet, hunts
round the stomach md lays hold OF the
worms, shakes the life out Of the reptiles,
sweeps clean their den, ind carries their
%carcasscs clear out Of the system. This,
Mt leust, has been tho effect Of the Yermi.
rlge upon my children"
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MEDICAL,
Tho Weak and tho Impure.

" l11o pgtNsA - AS AAApAA 10
The merry little mountain brook,
Is It lightly dances over the rocks
md sparkles in the sunshine on its
way down 10 the river, is pure and
.lcan. 1t is active; therefore, it is
healthy. 1t is vigorous; therefore,
t resists impurity.
But the sluggish pool, where the
current is not strong enough to keep
:hc water III motion, is stagnant and
6ul. Dirt and rubbish, are thrown,
INTO it, and stay there. Impurities
and vile odors make il a breeder OF
disease and an object to be avoided.
When tho blood is strong and rich
and red, and vigorously courses its
accustomed rounds through arteries
and veins, the system is hearty and
healthy. VI
When the blood is thin aud poor
and weak, impurities and dcflcmcnts
creep into it, and it has no strength
to cast them out. Then the system
runs down.
Browns Iron Bittcrs contains the
only preparation Of iron which can
enrich tile blood, and make it pure,
vigorous, and healthy. A dollar a
bottle, at the nearest druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03
SUMNER aARns.
Tho Most Popular Fabrics for Ladies'
L-lL- Urcnscs-HtRciICAl huEgentfonA. \ a


Drcs.es-PractIcAl Suggestions. K
Jeanie June.
Nuns velllngs appear Ia all kinds Of int
dark shades Of strawberry, terra Gotta
brown, mode, currant color, and dregs d
wine. A novelty consists Of a email,
double.checked, open pattern, so minute
that the open part would not reveal what
was beneath-more like al open armure,
indeed, than like a check, but distinctly
barred. These are lovely materials, gentle,
unpreteuding, but Of a fine and pure quail.
ity. and only 81 per yard. although the
width ia forty. five inches. The solid colora
predominant In the tluer woods, and when
there are figures and mixtures, they are 80
minute and well blended that they are In.
conspicuous.
Tho suraha have distanced all competi.
tors in the way Of summer silks, and are In
constant demand, because 30 widely avail.
able. A black 8urah, lace trimmed, Is one
OF the most useful Of summer dresses, and
a white surah one Of the prettiest aud most
economical Tor evening wear, either In win.
ter or summer. Then, for underlying In
the making Of q lace dress, satin su!ah 10
lar superior 10 cheap Eat n, and for a hand.
some lining or for tRcings 1t meets every
requirement. The delicate chene silks
have a more distinctive character, and are
more suitable for handsome summer, Wis.
iting, or dinner dr., sse', when staying at
country houses where a certain ele.
gance in drees Is required; but away
from the fashion and style OF the watering
places and mansions, 3 good black sprah,
well made and trimmed, and a smooth
gray OF mouse. colored nuns yelling, with
a 'coupte Of washing dresses and one for
travelling can carry any woman beautifully
through the whole summer season. And
this Is a reminder that only girls can seem
to buy or possess %distinctively summer
dresses. The majority OF middle aged
women seem to use the summer and the
country simply as a means Of wearing out
their old winter dresses.
All the soft silks, the foularde, and the
pongees maintain their prestige, the fou.
lards having a permanent clientele among
the very best class and the pongees pos.
sesslng an art reputation which induces
some ladies to sacrifice some other coveted
goods to tho acquisition Of a certain mum
Der OF yards or a complete costume Of this
always tempting but usually disappointing
fabric. What to do with 1t after ona has
got 1t Is the question, the flat, characterless
surface presenting so few opportunities for
eiIective treatment. Embroidery? That
ssems to be the principal II not the only r.
source, but the colors should be- varied and
blended with true Oriental feeling.
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More Evidence.

#-
8. B. HARTMAN & Co., Columbus, O.-Gn
Memen: Your valuable Peruna IL tho best
medicine l ever used. g''
Nancy FISHERMAN, C~ookport, Indiana CO Pa.
Your Peruna Tor Indigestion and Liver
troubles helps me.
VIZ. BRANDON, East Liverpool, o.
I was suffering with pain In the chest, pal.
pisasion OF the heart, with great swelling Of
the stomach. Peruna Is doing wonders for
me. JOHN DoNAnUE,
Bhaspsburg, Allegheny County, Pa.
! have had liver complaint for three Year,;
! thought | would have to quit work; l have
taken two bottles OF your .Peruna and am
well. THcs. BRlhToRo,
sl4 Western avenue, Allegheny City, Pa.
Ask your druggist for DR.. Hartman's book
on the "1lls Of Life'-gratis. DIV
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Advice to 1IOlherp.

Are you disturbed at night aud broken Of
your rest by u sick child suffering and crying
with pain of cutting teeth? II 80. send at
once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. Its
value 10 incaiculable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, motherd, there is no mistake about
1t. 1t curts dysentary and diarrhoea, regu.
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wiad
coiic, softens the gums, reduces il 4 amua,ion,
aud gives to:e and ensrey to the whole sys
tenn: AIRS: Winslow's Soothing Syrup 10.
Children Teething. IL pleasant to the taste,
and ia tee prescription OF one Of the old, s,
md best female physicians and nurses III the
throughout the world. Price Is cents a bot.
tie. uwsxw
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GALLANT JACK Williams.

Why Prcsidcnt Lincoln Mnde Him a
Captain In The Army.
Blue and Gray.
Jack Williams vas a brave sergeant Of a
regiment which, undrilled and undisci-
pinned, had joined the Army Of the Poto-
mac just as the terrible campaign Of 1864
began.
Before the army reached Petersburg
Jack commanded his company, The captaiEl
and lieutenants having been killed, His
gallantry was so conspicuous that he was
recommended for q captaincy in the reeu
lar army.
Ordered before an examining board q,
Washington, Jack presented himself, dress.
ed in a soiled, torn uniform, with bronzed
face and uncut beard.
The trim, dapper officers composing the
board had never been under fire or
roushed It in the field, but they were post
ed In tactics and in the theory Of war,
Though shocked ut jacks unsoIdieriy ap-
pearancs, they asked him all sorts Of gaes-
tions about engineering, mathemsticp, Or
dlnance and campaigns. Not a single
question could Jack answer.
"Whas is III echelon?" asked one OF the
board. gg.G
Don't know" answered Jack,
what is an abati-f'
Never saw one"
~ redau?"
"You fellows have got me again, replied
Jack.
well, what is a hollow equare, eii?"
"Neyer heard Of one before; guees they
don't have them down at tile front, do
they?"
what would you DO, sir, il you were in
command Of Il company, and cavalry
ahould charge on you?' asked a lispinp iel.
low in white. kids.
"Do, you fool" thundered Jack:"I would
give them Hail Columbia-that's what I'd
d."
This ended tho examination; and the re.
port Of questions and answers, with the ad-
verse Judgment Of the board, was sent to
President Lincoln.
His private secretary read the report TO
him, and, when he came to the only
said:
"stopl read that over again"
"That's just the sort Of men our army
Tantt!" eaid the President, taking the re-.
port ana dipping his pen in the inkstand.
% the back Of the paper he wrote in a
clear hand: ula s
"Give this man a Captains commission.
IA. LINCOLN"
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MEDICAL,
nR I {. SMITH,
9, ,.o4 ouApLiNE STREET,
no. Near Fourteenth atrest.
MEDICAL,

,,,ro n A physicians success IA the
rAc bas even nstlents. The Increasing demaiidl
,,.tlrouJ OF ~ ~ IefyIccs Prove that nave dcalt
T., Iy pnIstN JrIiy Win tdutd who hare CONSULT
~SnnOtaoJ ann rsc A patients name wllhout pef'
Ere ipvsns have many, huhuieu cGihhSA.eh
ni1%D. Shnld have cuisa M,e 81 ' 'msd IaI, .S,mi
i r,SiSaSSd la sss, ,S., ho siSiSrt sapsiianos and
rrtiOl, tith m We th;tAputic agents, q cl0.e obterv.
nmltAnW w. %,neutaf ptcuilAttfes And strict st.
.soSO o. 'i.Inc management insureA success,
xaLOu 70 y! KIM, and lnnklJ give tho psAen my
st.Hicn.
,I,rpt uiActAGs aud Kheuhistfsm.-
k.uuey ana LHH,N ~" seemed " help me;
!so asSa'i noi vi Ous OF OSa' z HI S''i Inih ILSq mo-
Whtellns. ". Va
o,,,b rvlypuso OF Noe, lmpn,i NJ ~ yoi Co.
tts g, IyeAis patent n!ea'etae '' " "ae'p iae'
f. e. sa ii completely t Siish LIZ onADDycK,
OF sSrlirl 4 Co, Wheeling. ". Va
"a t,i,a-.,sd Stomach Treatment
DJsI%itla ". "a give me relief. Dr. smith cured
.I ran 's''S99 NuSAs HOLT. INSURANCE Agent
a. Giu.-"HAa them iof f3Tt!eS : syu aHIh III: 9ml'h
eaiSa I IH Running sotes on hsaa.m.a I soa W. =
sqvles"i In fourteen yesfs. NoShfaH seeMed 70
tGlcWr pf, smith cured Mn
help him !" MLa. CATHERINE CAFE,
Marcel street, Wheeling, ". Va.
pvucrrd lor jears with Caucor. Had
,C =; ~; ,hire ilpes. !. returned siser each opes.
s .tse. = 2. sa'i'A cured ny n xasl &. 4 LUX 0k56 6aaSu'
OF PAN r,snls 0! Anus Fla. Of ny back for Is
rMf' nn.,nried lynx. Di. emlLn cured mo
without inl'e Ii A'' THOMAS coLvlN.
,4o,,.,,. ur.cr, Hsin ST., Wheeling, v. Va
hlus" 81 kls.ilui, yfolaptuS And Pilea.-
vsutAe" IN 70 ais aud ltoiiUuhccd Mcurable.
"hs Fly i, cn,,d mo without knife"
". anaith euie' WARRINGTON DKLANY,
Martina Ferry.
v..u n. Laid vttes:--"Dr. Smiths protes'
ksI, ~. ITS, in my family have been most saIiI.
eaaa1y ..nd i conu.eud AHA 70 Ri al gentleman
ala . sn.nsa,trt kolb s~ays:-"l had boon suffering
M. MS ~ and ,ieA!ti by many phyhicixlm Tor
ioi even Il, smith ,aid mad \ tape worm, and
dyslept,ASMo rtx isu,vyt,i \ monster w feet long,
10 e!sntn W "",,onralus -rhrce yeats III hospitals foi
feas'S d w ne peculiar AdynulAgestn such cases.
|enMu, 81, ,s,,,.Iv ctihitn, diSeAses oil heart, liver,
ftrS ~ tiiuey,, SKIN, blood, nervous Affections
oI,st. .n,1t,s OF melt aud youth. scrotulA And
testify y ny t9GSStN,
aitr. rT,tsi Without The u!ie.
t,tot,is 4, A dlsta:4.t ANY b. treated by letter
s.it.LNriIun guatsLtGGd, 1 chart Tor sell OF.
Wy NY 4. lion .yut Oh euciit Of two thtee'eent stamps,
nj .iylcc returned free:
" &eon.nltstion 81 ottCu tTee. Once hourf from Q
= IN p. ~, daily. Call Oh Q. address
s'"''' JOHN 4. SMITH, n. D.,
,,,o,rav w, itn4 EhApilns ST.. Wheeling. W. We.
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MANY whoce blood had become poisoned
FROM Various causes, and whose iii health
VAS indicated by pimpies, sore feelings, aches,
nains, Urinary sediments, catalrh ard iu-
tianmation OF the MUCOUS membrane, con-
shpst!oi, dyspepsis. bad dreams, nervous
arss, sleeplessness, e.c., havs been restored 10
perfect health by using Dr.. Guyio.i's Yellow
Dock anil S%ars1paril!a. 1t is the only true
blood purifier hni strerG.henpr OF nina and
body. No other remedy equals it. Daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03

Soar don't cost ns much rs diamonds.
hut lots O. people don't seem to be- able to
afford both. . A man that needs iortv
cents worth Of whisky to give him All ap.
petite Tor q fifteen cent dinner ALWAYS has
the dyspepsia Cleveland Sentinel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03

PnoE. JAMES A. SWELL A. NJ, N. D, OF
Medica! Faculty, Lava! University, Quebec,
state1: II have found Cylde.'s Liquid Beef
Tonic particularly useful In advanced Stages
OF CONSUMPTION, weakness, dyspepsia and all
nervous affections. 10 pregnant women ii
has been retained when every other article 0!
1000 was rejected. ;Palatab'e and easy Of
digestion" Take no other. MsrLw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03

Ruda, the New York murderer who waa
captured in a church, made a great mistake
In choosing q church for a hiding.place.
He might have known that some New
York detective attending Sunday services
or the Wednesday evening prayer meet.
inga would he likely to stumble upon him.
Chicago Tiinvs
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Fair Offer.

The Voltalc Belt Co., of Marssall, Mich,
otlsr to send Dr.. Dyp's Celebrated Yoltair
BELT and Electric Appliances OH trial, 10,
thirty days. to men, old aud young, , llic,eh
With nervous debility, lost vitality, AND uian3
other disessts. Nv
See advertisement in this paper. TrtgAs
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Is lr possible, Miss, that you do not
know the names Of. some OF your best
lfiends?" inquired n gentleman OF a lady.
Certainly" she replied: II don't even
know what my own will be a year hence"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03

A COMPLETE curs for That facilitating drain
that indicates = weakness OF the urinary or.
eans, nasal catarr! and other evidences OF :
disessed mucous membtaae may be found If
the use OF Dr.. Guvsotl's Yellcw Dock and
sa.separilia. Don't be frightened by the ad.
refreshments OF quack doctors. This remedy
will purify the blood, strengthen the pari.
affected. heal. all irritation Of the mucous
membrane, and remove every symptom Of
the disorders. 1t IL n sure cure Tor nervous
debility and general III health, ,lP Jaw
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Ruet 1pnSn Arufrn Snya-

T IN, " III . NSVVVa
The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted 10 speedily cure Burns. Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers. salt Kheum, Fever Sores, can.
cers, Piles, Cbilblalns, CoTns, letter, Cbapp,d
Hands, and all akin %eruptions, guaranteed To
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
% cents per box. For sais At Logan & Cob
Rridy 20 Cnrner Drup ptoye .H#
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IT ~ spring. A resurrection OF natures
latent forces is taking place. Like the world
around yont renew yonr complexion, inyle.
crate your. powers, clearsa tho channels Of
HE. Ayers sarsaparilla Is the means to u.s..
Tor this purncse. psw
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a rErRlFIID branch Of tree, evidently
white. birch, covered with oysters from thu
sizs Of cent to that Of dining. room plate.
- owned by q citizen Of New London,
Conn. ~
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WHEN you know thing to hold that you
know know It, and, when you do not know
a thing, to allow that you do not know it.
this Is knowledge.
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We give our readers au extract from Z
Gfeerfai letter. written by Ms. Elizabeth
Smith, Of Richmond, Ind who ssys: .ss.
maratan NeiyiIe cured me Of bystsria and
nervous prostation." Comment Is useless.
------ 1917 - ------L- - NrrAM
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DR.. Kings New Dincoyerv.

We cannot help noticing tho unusual sti,
caused by Or. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds at Logan & Co..
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thonsandu ar
testing its wonderful merits by getting a tria:
bottle at the above Drug Store, which con
vinces them OF Its rare qualities. and what ,
regular dollar sized bottle will do. It Is guar.
aateed to positively nnr4 or no nay. uwr&p
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AGEN r. WANTED O
of Daring
ny Ml.uE X

nne great collection OF tho most thrilling pcr.
lo u slventlrs. exploits OF scouts aud snIes. ior.
WV hopes, heroic bravery, imprlsonmentS And
hs sst,otesdta escapes, romantic incidents, haud.to.
bold s ssSSSs!es' ne,,lons Journeys, daring rsids and
Nm "n!' No book llkell Proiusely nIus,sstcd, OH
t.s.al' Addscs fOR5AE 4 McdACKN.
Wv" Cincinnati, Ohio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03

THAT HtcKIEa Couau csu BE- so quickly,
cured by Sfiluh's Cure. We guarantee 1t.
Will. You SUPPER with Dyspeps;s and Live.
Complaint Shiloh's Vi.al.zS1 Is guaranteed
10 cure you. 'H,a'T Il9 r1ra
sLEEplEss NlauTs, made miserable by tina,
terrible cough. shiloh's euro Is the rsmed,
tor you.
CArAaEH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by Shileh's Catarrh Remedy. Pfi0s
50 cents. Nassl injector free.
For aale by MoIsHs Bros. and 1, T. Young
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ANTlCJTE 70

lie FEELS LIKE 4 NEW MAN.
II have had Dyspepsia, With Cons,ipa-
kinds OF pills, nnd TUFTS aro tho first
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