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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-27
Dead Sea fruit.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 90, ,

SALT LAKE City, Jan. &c, 'S4.
Editor Herald:
o, dear, what can the matter be:
That handsome and loyal Governor.
at the clcee of his brilliant guber.
material term, to be named in the
newspapers in the same sentences
with offieial crookedness, fictitious
fees, constructive mileage, malfea-
sance, population, striped vestments
and the penitentiary! What does
it all mean? What is the world
coming to? Is Ii possible that dis
Excellep cy's mathematical bump is
organicaIly malformed !? There
seems to be q decided effort to give
him a vigorous kick out Of Office,
and for alleged good and sufficient
cause too. Is this the ignOble re-
suit of his four years. crusade against
our mountain institutions Is the
vain and paltrY outcome Of his ex-
tensive travels and herculean labOrs
to reconstitute Utah and make him.
self the great high muck-a-muck OF
that desired oligarchal legislative
commission Verify, republics are
ungrateful. They even forget the
almost eacred old maxim to say
nothing but good of the dead or the
dying, so far as to indulge in TALKS
OF divers vesy ugly things concern
ing his handsome Excellency, and
make him the butt of ridicule and
the laughing stock Of the COM
and indeed of every body.
Some even go so far az to consider
him an object of pity. They think
he must be getting sick, very sick.
So sick that they say sic transit
qloriG, Ell. That may be bad mix
ture of Latin and English. But is it
not equal to the subject. Meantime
what will the rank and contank-
erous I'rib. do now for a demigod?
Perhaps put up the sophistical
Hollister? Il surely won't turn tail
on its old friend Eli IN his mis-
fortunes. ICHARoD.
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"He began life young," remarked
a writer, speaking OF an individual
who had risen to eminence. That's
the way with most OF US. We began
life young. If we could begin Life
old, We might be able to avoid the
pain Of teething, the danger of
measles and other ills to which in
FAINT life is heir. But it seems to be
necessary that we should begin
young. Somehow, there is no get
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leo Pieces Black Colored
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100 Black and ColOred Silks
800 French and American
20O0 Pairs Ladies' Kid Gloves. Observation-Disclosures.
200 Ladies' and Misses Dolmans
1U RUSSIAN ClrcuIars
100 Ladies and Misses listers.
$50 Chdren's
200 Gents and Boys OVercoats.
1000 Pairs Blankets and Quilts.
100 Remnants Choice Cloths
500 Ladies q Childrens Trimmed &
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o0 Sets LADIES' ana Ghdns AT ALMOST HALF PRICE
500 Ladies Wooden Hoods Nubas and at 75c DOr
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$50 Suits Ladies' & Childrens
80 Pieces Ladies ClOakings and Heavy Pushes
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y


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OF principal neo
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WINTER GOODS
Regardless Of Cost.

We which NEW STYLISH season.
CUT PRICES TO THE LOWEST NOTCH prefer
carrying goods
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to close out all our
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-30

by reputation. AT this time Bacon had
publlahed his Essays" and distinguished
himself In Parliament, where Ben Jonaon
Says, "Ths fear Of every man that heard
him was lest he should make an end" 2.
In religion spenser, was influenced by
Calvin and Knox. The cotemporaries who
bad the most influence over his life we're
his friends Sidney and Raleigh. Sidney Is
best known to us as the author Of "Arca.
dia,a prose romance. Il was written for
the entertainment OF his sister, the Coun.
teas Of Pembroke. The scene Is laid In .
"happy island" hence the name .Arca'
Ola" has become q synonym for all happy
regions, free from care. He went TO help
The Dutch In their struggle for indepea.
dence, and was killed In battle at the age
Of thirty.two. His last act was that Of .
brave, unsel1sh knight. As he lay dying,
some one brought him cup Of water. He
refused 1t, telling them to give II to o poor
ground beside him. "Thy necessity" he
said, lis greater than mine"
Raleigh continued In favor until the
death Of Queen Elizabeth. On the acces.
sion Of James l., In 1903, he was tried oh
charge Of being in a conspiracy to place
Arabella Stuart on the throne. and was SEN
fenced to death. He was placed In tho
Tower, and while there wrote bis "Hlstory
Of the World" In 1918, he was executed
on the old charge Of fifteen years. standing.
Just before bis execution. as he ran his I'm.
gers along the ar, be said, "This Is q sharp
medicine, but 1t will cureal diseases"
:. Spencer. Sidney and Raleigh! As We
link their names together, q picture o.
three gallant, handsome young knights
rises TO our view, as they rode forth from
Penshurst, glittering In scarlet and lace or
appeared as the favorite courtiers, bowing
low in the presence Of the famous Q leen. |
We look again and the link Is broken.
We see Sidney dying on foreign battle
field; Spencer, q fugitive driven from bis
home, neglected by his friends, passing
his last hours In a common Inn; and
Raleigh, suffering death iguominioualy In |
the Tower.
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MEDICAL
The Doctor's NIistake.

n Inv DOCGOcS HllSClke.
W. One Of the old mistakes Of the
profession was to think that there
were no other ways Of curing dis.
ease except those which had been
handed down from former times.S
It is not to be denied that the
Doctors have done great things for
the world. But when It comes RICH,
down to the real curing Of disease,
it must be admitted that Browns
Iron Bitters has done enough to
earn the generous gratitude Of this
whole present generation, including
the medical profession. There arc
no mysteries or secrets about the
compromising Of Browns Iron Bit.
tiers. This preparation Of iron is the
only preparation which will not in.
iurc teeth or stomach. In this it is
beyond comparison better than the
other preparations, which are mis-.
:hievous and injurious. ~ ..,a
., You need not fear mistake in
trying Browns Iron Bitters. Your
druggist has it. 1t gives vigor to
the feeble, and new lie to the dys-
peptic. Children take it, not only
with safety, but with great advan.
tage. "a -R.n..Igs
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Scraps From English Literature,

Htston. ". Va, January Is, 1881.
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AdHloa 10 kloklaIn.

Arc you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and oryinp
with pain Of outing teethi II 20, send d
onoe and got q bottle OF Mrs. Window,
Boothing Syrup for Children Teething. IT.
value Ii inoaloulAble. It will relieve TIT
poor little sufferer immediately. Depenc
upon 1t, mothers, there ID no mistake Abou'
It. It cures dypentary and dlsrrhoea, rssu
lstes tho stonseh and bowels, cares wind
SS son, the reduces M sn
syatem. Mrs. Windows Soothing Byrul
for Children Teething IL pleasant to- thu
As,e, and Ia the prescription OF ono Of Ii.
Oldest aud best female phydoians and nuna
In the United States, and Il for sale by al
druggish throughout the world. Prioe %
oents bottle. N kWsAH
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HOME PROOF.

g,arey and Liver Diseases and Rheumatim.-
pnft.-d Notwithstanding seemed to help me ;
could not 10. out Of bed. " Smith cured me-"
ZErf PHILLIPS,
~ ".
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R,orey and Liver diseases and Rheumatim,-
Suffered MISUNDERSTANDING seemed to help me J;
could not 70. OF, Of bed. ~. Smith cured me-"
Wheelins, ". Va.
Csnrs Pclypus Of Eose. Impaired Voice.-Bui.
,er%s Ist yeals patent medicine iai cd to help mo.
p'' emit" '0'n'''''' t CHARLES cHADDucK,
OF speilel d Co.. wheeling, W. W.
pyspers!s and liberated Standardization
ot y,aIs ililed to glye me relief. d.. Smith cured
Fsta-"lIsd them 10y fourteen yeam Dr. Smith
SSto.uls Runn!ng Sores on ad.-''My son was
afflicted for fourteen Year,, Nothing seemed to
help him. Dr. SMITH gaseG Ga a1W, c,ps
Market Street. Wheeling. ". Va
C4nccr-"SuGeyed for years With C6ucer. Had
II cut out three tines. II returned after each oper.
.on % Smith cured M M:.hHat kp dss fasc
orEin u mas. =. NJ OECuII.
weeks Exported dying. DR.. Saith cured me
"''D'1' '''''' - THOMAS coLv1N,
Who!esole Grocer, Main 81, Wheeling, Il. Va
ulctla!icus Of Fectum, Prolapsus and Piles
"wAs gi ell up to die and pronounced incurable.
d.. eEish cu:vd nc without kniie"
Martins tery.
Rev. Il, o. Iadd writes:-"Dr. Smltll'a proies.
ronH services III my tamtiy have been most gstG
factory, and commend him 70 all al gentleman
and sslllfIl physician.
Ms Margaret Eolb Ays:-'l had been suffering
10, seven Yeas and treated by many physicians ior
dy.ptpsIs. Dr. Stctth said had tape wern1, aud
In cishl hours removed a monster loa leet long"
FNila!s Complaints Three years In HOSPITALS 10.
icMA,es give me peculiar I'D vantASeS In such cases
Pl!s0as cured Of ca.a,rl, di.csses OF heart liver,
kt0ulch kidneys skin, blood. nervous affections
AMI weAkncges Of men and youth, scrolu.a and
H.hrcs testify my SUCCESS.
Plies cured without the knife.
Patients At a distance gcny be treated by letter
and S.iliGclon guaranteed. 4 chart for sell OK.
animation Ee;It on receipt o! two threecent stamps
ktid sdyfce returned Tree
Co1sulLtion a. Office Tree. Oflce houu from 9
l. u !oTF. H., dSily. Call on or address
I0ES +. HMITH, N. D.,
myll.rtw 70. 1854 Chhplira st. Wheeling. ". Va
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4 q HH 2
Very seldom do we read OF an actual case
Of recovery, where hope had altogether been
Loaf, to equal that which wa on Monday In.
vestigated by . Nspaieh reporter who had
hear1, In various quarters, persons talking
10 thelr iriends Of cure. ssemlngly little
short OF miraculous, that had been perform.
cd. VIM. Lincoln Curu u tho name Of the
young man In question. He 10 now employ.
cd at II. K. Porter & Co.'S Locomotive Works,
His dissaae was Chronic Rheu.
matiam. Tho enormous swelling and pa.n IN
the Joints OF bis arm soon produced paralysis
Of his left arm. He gradually grew worse,
his ankles and knees were soon even worse
than his arms, his cheek bones began 10 On.
large, sprs ding bis face out Of all resem.
btanoe TO his former self. Two physicians
pronounced him hopeless. PxauEA cured
him. Page &c DR.. Hartmau's : Ills Of Life"
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DR., J. t.. SMITH,
No. lio4 CHAPLlNE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Btreet

rhebes. evidence oi II PHYSICIANS Elcccs IA the
,.,tIrnony Of his patients. Tho inctcasiug demands
H. nv pto csstothl services prove thar have dealt
ho ,otsUiy and tIly With these who have consult
81 no never use Il pat!ents name without per.
nj Alrn. though have many hundred certificates
mr. aolnCtd Incurable. thorough medical edu.
e..Inn, With many years hospital experience and
familiarity with therapeutic Hgents, clo.e observ.
ln|oi iempetameulM pecuiisrtics and strict At
iNnt,pn 10 hys.euic Infringement !nsures success,
rii,e Il possible, and frankly give the patient ny
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respectfully Dedicated TO tho Patrons
I.HN. of Country Journals. ~

respectfully Dedicated TO tho Pntro
of Country Journals.
For ne la!el!iaemesr. -,lnl
There u no place that have found
Where bread grows OH tho trees,
Wnele outtef grows upon the gtound, U
" riches come with ease:
But ihetel place, know full we'll
W. here mna getA bread by labor
The story old Typos, OF! tell
unioa hungry ael. hbos Mg
There Ia no Town within tho land
Whete tdlton can live, -.r.
Unless tho minds they we'll expand
!ast tecompensc will give; .0l. II
BnI here are towns 10 which know
Ihotf patrons nearIy tlsy them: Ia
II 70 such place You e'er would go q,
It's WHORE they do not pay them.
There Is no elmo you eau explore,
Mhefehheep grow ane wool clothes:
NOR Ie!s P ace where clothes unwofe
But there's place moi far away,
Mhere men grow old and broken,
AZ labor hsfd, without Just pay,) NJ.
10 publishing THE ToKen."
There isno place In any State
Where su!ts grow "ready.made."
Nor yet place can ieli {,
Debu By. themselves are paid:
But theresa Ia d Of pate delight
A poet old has told Us, 80
Whefe realms Of tight bunt on the sight,
And patrons U0yer leold Us. D
Th"rc ara few places, declare,
tubschben like tony, w.
AND ~ tho chief Ii iO.ced 10 swear 4"
He'll sue without delay: .u.,
but there's place, oh, reader, dear,
Where there VIII be no Winter. ...-
And there you'n 70. indeed. fear,
Unless you pay the printer.
rr..,,. -, -, JcuS IDLEwoob.
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MANY who long suffered from indescribable
feelings OF distress, lame back aching joints.
sores, swelltngs, weakness Of the urinary and
digestive organs, unnatural feelings OF weari.
uess. headache, nervousness, dependency,
sleeplessness, disturbing dreams, partial In.
sanity, etc., after doctering liver, kidneys,
nerves and brain, with the various quack
nostrums Of the day, and being nearly fright
eued to death ~ their alarming advertise
Y Yox poE . Def1s aspS D aSayso
sgreeably surprised; to greatly find them.
sslves restored TO psrieot health. No o,he.
remedy equals It. 1H pAw
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MEDICAL,
~ MEDICAL, I'sPh
POTASH

,,,,u n, Potassium Ia one Of the lsfonSest Of the
Nu's need I'd medicine, snd hss produced much
h!ns Il, In the world. Taken for q long time and
~ ,wo DOES. I. dries upshe gastric juices impair
~ a ',,Nn he stomach seiases food. and The %.
uF' ,.oc,,ne, IN health anu weight. Persons with
n M'a, y, stiu Dl,cascs should be careful how
Nv. w. ,,fe ,hc.e mineral polsous, ~ In mott In.
'p' tho rarc, Of them Is to smoht permanently
"aSI, The constitution. Totake the place OF these
' .g"1, we oN.r you saie, sure, prompt and per.
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/. entirely a vegetable picpAtaslon' and 1t easy
n ro.ylucc you Of ih meiii. .I..
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We cannot help noticing the unusual stir
caused by Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds at Logan d Co. .
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands are
testing Its wonderful merits by getting trial
bottle at the above Drug Store, which con.
vinces them Of It's rare qualities, and what .
regular dollar sized bottle will do. 1t is guar
artaad To rnaitivalv cnr- nr no nav uwvSw
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EXTRACT Of report from the celebrated ply.
Hician, Erasmus Wilson, OF London, England:
Several severe casts OF inciplent coasump.
ton have come under my observation; all
have been cured by tho timely use OF .Col.
denis Liquid Beef Tonic."r Remember the
name, Cvlden's-take 20 other.) OF drug.
giBtS, jFi gal ia'' ~ "a NWYAw 7
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"HAcKxErAeK," a lasting and fragrant per.
tume. Price Is and 80 cents. -
HHlLou's CuaE Will Immediately relieve
Group, Whoop:ng Cough and Bronchitis.
For DYsrKp.IA and Liver Complaint, you
have u printed guarantee on every bottle OF
shtloh's Vitsl;zsr. Itntysr fails 10 cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle Of
shiloh's Cstarrh Remedy. Prics 80 csnts.
. For sale by McLain Bros and A. r. Young.
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Bucklcn's Arnica Save,

The greatest medical wonder OF the world,
Warranted to speedily cure Burns. Bruises
Cuts, Ulcers. Salt Rheun, Fever sores, can.
cars, Piles, Chilhlains, Corns, letter, Chapped
Handu, and all SKIN eruptions, guaranteed to
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
rs cents per bog. For sale at Logan & o.. .
Bridge Corner Drug store, 1sa- s s}}.5,.' h
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Dox'r make the mistake OF doctoring liver
and kidneys to cure consumption. II You
Will lay all other remedies aside and put your
trust In DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
twill surely bsneft you. Try It for coughs
and colds, and see what an excellent remedy
It Ia. ~. nAH
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M Physioiana Prescribe In Epilepay.
II prescribe It In my PRACTICE" Is tho OK.
psets on used by Dr.. J. A. Patmore, Of Riley,
!nd. He referred to Samaritan Nsrvine, and
further along says: ut cures epilep.i" it's
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SIRED, why do you call me your duckie
darling2 Is 1t because ! ,tloated into your
affections so svimmingly7" Hardly that,
my dear! It's because, rs a rule, you
rarely advance toward me but you are
holding out big BILL" 5Eg ,a
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PERHAPS no man was ever more disturb
cd by triHs than the reporter who, con-
corning the appearance Of the belle Of 9
town ut picnic, intended to Say ''she
looked au jait," and found the types had
It .'ahe looked all feet.n Ma, 4. =
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PSALMS.
tRkvlsyp.l

HEAR this, all ys people, and give ear all
~ ye inra'ids OF ths world Hon BIttsra
VIII make you we'll aud to rejoice. -
2. It shall euro all The people and nut sick.
ness and suffering under foot.
5. Be thou not afraid when your family ID
alex, or you have Brghts Disease or Liver
Complaint, for Hop Bilisrs will cure you.
4. Both low and high, rich and poor know
thsvalne OF Hop Bittsrs for bilious nervous
and Rheumatic complaints.
8. Cleanse me with Hop Bitters and shall
have robust and blooming health.
Q. Add disease upon disease and let tho
worst come, am safe II I use Hop Bitters.
7. For all my life have been plagued with
sickness and sores, and not until year ago
was l cured, by Hop Bittera. 4
8. He that ksepeth his bones from aching
from Rheumatism and Neuralgia, with Hop
Bitsers. doeth viaely.
o. Though thou hast eore,. plmples,
treckles salt rheum, erysipelss. blood 20 son.
Ing, yet Hop Blttsrs will remoss them al.
..I
10. What woman Is there, feebla aud sick
from femuls complaints. who desireth not
health and useth Hop Bllters and Is made
,reu. 81 - -. u
II. Let not neglect to use Hop Bitters bring
On serious Kidney aud Liver complaints.
II Keep thy tongue from being furred,
thy blood pure, and thy stomach from indi-
gestion by u.ipg Hop Bitte1s.
10. All my pains and aches and disease 70
like chat before the wind when l USE Hop
Bitters. &c
n. Mark the man who tas nearly dead and
given up by the doctors after usirg Hop Bit.
ters and becometh well.
ness. general debility, and urinary trouble,
for Hop Bitters will restore you. 0
jy23NwFAw 4I..u
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THE Rzv. Gro. Il. rHAYkR, of Bourbon,
Ind, aayf: both myself and wife owe our
lives to SHlLoHs CoNSuMrrIoa CURE" 3.s
ARE you MADE miserable by IodIgestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Yellow ekin? 6hiloh's Viia!izsr Ia positive
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b.vo cured permanently Blood T4lut In the
n"U v,,,, ratio. by the uie Of bwllra Hptcldc.
nlil hsa n,o,t sI8nAlly failed with Mercury and
M M Y. 4. TOUMER, u. D., Perry, Ga.
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vourv man requests me to thank you for hls
~ ,InsI Tolt0n by tue uke Of your Specific
e euN, " V, uiApr treatment had Jailed.
n"' "'0 Jos. JACOBS, Druggtt, Athens, Ga.
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A forbiddinR pro!esaion-rhe auction.
aovl.
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O,,,re.,lss OH Blood and skin Diseases mailed
h4 10 applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8. Atlanta, Ga ,
MY. oAlee, 1859 ". 2ai street. between 9Th and
IN IrcHllrs ESQ
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HEAR this. all ys people. and give ear all
~ ye inrards Of the world, Hop Bitters
VIII make you we'll aud to rejoice. II
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A DUEL is the quickest kind Of an en-.
counter, because It only takes two seconde.
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rp,rD HOT SPRINGS TWO LONG YEARS
WITHOUT RELIEF.
,,..,,.,.l Rbeunati.m made mo cripple. After
aetvu ,sn ,uiiilss two years and the Mercury and
Ms ,.Is i,rstIprut until Twas skeleton AID unable
roam !nMy,bIuv, / was pleva!.ed upon 70 take =
- ~ Al i. Afef taking tnr.e bottles my
sTT.Ii.s btg.n to IMPROVE M gtlned te.h rap.
XXX os syc, cid. II "A now twelve months tince
~, ~ ! / 4, Ms health and appetite arc good,
wv, "o' am Sblc 10 d end to all tho business cau get.
'"' CUAs. BERG, Hot springs, Jan. !, lyS3.
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;, MIS- cordelIa Noble, Jan. II: consumption !:
II. 0. N. gnsehl. Huntington: Jan. IS.
denly. '0''
Mrs. George Bish, Charleston. Jan. 20; aged H..
James Malson, lyle; CO.. Jan. q: aged 10 81.
Joe Hunter lcol'L) Hinton, Jan. 20, congestion
OF brain.
= ,bsst Barnett, ST., jackson CO, Jan. 20; one o,
Oldest uitizens OF county.
., aarsaret A. Hamilton, TJlcr CO., Jan. II: aged
20: measles. - ~ % .r -
Jesse Enlow. We.zel co., Jan. q; aged %: typhoid
Daniel Mullen, Mas.lnsbu.g, jan. 81: aged CO
asthma. =
aiastha B. Shaver, Nicholas co., Dec; aged5.
Van Buren, Milan, Nicholas CO., Dec Is; aged IS;
typhoid fever. - :
Ms. Lewis Hutchinson, Raleigh co Jan. u.
Mrs. David T. Peterson, Lewis county, Jan. 10.
Anthony Ball. Nicholas county. Jan. II; aged 10:
typhoid fever. - .r-.Ia 80 i.
John King. Jackson county, Jan. Il; blood poi.
son!ng.
Ms, v: Lawles. Aouongalla county. Jan. 7; aged
Is: consumptin. - -
Harry RlEg,, Ma!sh.ll county, Jan. 20: agedl:
Geo. y. Lowe, Mar hull county Jan. 10 aged co.
Nh. Nancy Wright, Doldtdse county; aged g..
Volaey Shock. RosRe county, jan e; aged 8;
Group. ''1---'
Mrs Emma Ellis. Mason CO., Jan. Il; aged ~. r.
Joseph Fowler, Mason CO., Jan. 70: aged q; t..
E'lz. Michael, Monoasalia CO., Jan, II: consump.
ton. ~ ~ w. =,
ANDREW Gay, Lewis CO., Jan. II: aged rs. sssN3e
John Brown. town sergeant Of wcllsburg, Jan. 10;
MIS-. Jubal Barton, Summers CO., Jan. II; aged O..
Mrs. AlvA Wiley, summers CO., Jan. 10.
Mrs. Thomas Warden. R4!eIsh co, Jan TO- aged 50.
Mrs, George sutbur Monros CO.. Jan. IS. $50,
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