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REDUCED Prices.
NOT MARKED DOWN PRICES
Having taken advantage of the extreme dullness in
the domestic market have purchased Bleached and
Unbleached Sheetings considerably less than have
heretofore owned them. We shall give our customers
the benefit Of these low prices long these purchases
cannot tell. This week we offer:
A Fruit the Loom Muslin &C.
A New York Mills Muslin. 1Oc
44Wamsutta Muslin, I0c
"A Iandsdowne Canbric(as good as Lonsdale) 1Oc
Al Ionsdale Cambria. lie.
g. cached sheeting and Pillows case Muslin 124c.
- BsaehF.5 Rash Sshhestjng extra good dua.y 5Sc
"a Beached Sherting, best qrality. 2tc.
"a "a Blsaehed sheetins best quality 22
S 49, Bashs BsseRea sbees ss1i gtI DG Susy
UNBLEACHED sHEETINGS.
s.! TnbIeaehed shheetins, bssI quality. 15c
= fnPIesshed sReet1ns Sest a aasIity. sSe
Special-2h yards sheets, made from 1914 Peqnot
each Il yards oW cases ade @ from Fequo
Bleached Cotton ready for use, only So 80 per doz
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE PRICE ONLY.
2,344 YARDs
SURPLUS STOCK, 121Ge QUALITY,
EIGHT CENTS PER YARD.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
92l PA AVE. Tiy26l 9l2D ST
81 &c. INDIA LINEN
Surplus stock Of 25 pieces of this quality will be sold
AT CSC. PER YARD
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
- ONE PRICE ONLY.
921 PENN AVE. [jy26l 9l2DST
New GooDs
54-INCH
ALL-WOOL NAVY BLUE MOUNTAIN sUITING,
ONLY 75c. PER YARD.
These goods; we have never sold them for
less than 81 per yard heretofore.
All WOODEN goods will be cheaper this fall and we
commence now to give customers the benefit the
low prices at which We are buy ing them
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY,
92l PeEnsy lvania avenue 912 D street
iy26
RR0WN,s IRON BITTERs CURES CONsIIPA-
Ie tion affordin-; instant relief
bRONN'S IRON B1IIEES Rheumatism.
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The Irish are claimed for Blaine, but Michael
Davitt Is making Butler speeches in Ireland
Evening star., 1884-07-26

ICOR RENT-3132 STREET, WEST WASHING
ton large three-story pressed brick front resi-
dence, with twostory and basme back building con-
tanning eleven rooms. with range bathroom, hot
and cold water; condition. large back yard
good location; street pass the door Rent $50
ton fyI4-0w
EOR RENT-1519 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NEAR
i Scott circle Inquire Of j. j. SHEDD, 1402 14th
street northwest myo4 Am
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WANTED HOUSES.

NANIED-EY PRIVATE FAMILY OF FIVE
w adults, TOR a Year or longer unfurnished new
or nearly new House with modern improvements, ami
containing at least four large bed rooms exclusive of
hall rooms above first focr: location north of q and
west OF 10th street northwest Rent determined
by far aEreemr mt between $500 and 5000 per annun
Address Box 104, Star Office
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pROWNS IRON BITTERS CURES CONSTIPA-
IL ton, attordinI instant relief
BROWNS IRON BITTEl;S cures Rheumatism
strengthens the Muscles and Nerves ty2i-eo
Evening star., 1884-07-26
FOR RENT-FLATS.

II In The Portland-
several small and handsomely furnished apartments
1HOS. J. FISHER CO,
1y192w 1924 + street northwest
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TOPHAM'&
1921 PENNSYLVANIA AyHyUH
REDUCED PR1cEs

SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES It cannot into xic .te iy2jeo
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ESoR sAlE-HoUSEs 8 18th AND 18TH. D. COR
y ner 9th; 18th. and I; llth. L and q; Corcorsn.
i,n ana 18TH Mt Piassnt 18th and nth. all desir-
ty2-St
Evening star., 1884-07-26
FOR RENT-STORES.

TfOR RENT-NEW STORE BUILDING. 400 7TH
Il street northwest two fine sales rooms, and con-
creted cellar heated throughout by furnace STFIGER
4 LIEBERMANN 1903 street ty2l-6t
DOR RENT-sTORE WITH OR WITHOUT ONE OR
two Rooms: good chance for notions or gents fur
nisngs Apply to 1912 7h street northwest jy2l ct.
IrOR RENT-A NICE CORNER STORE AND
i dwelling, half square from Pennsylvania avenue.
Capitol HILL Good stand for grocery store INQUIRE
ALB 11th street northwest jyI6-yts
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A BEAUTIFUL HOME
All A SACRIFICE

t.
LARGE DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE
centrally located lot 16N94, nicely in shrubs
nowers frut and ornamental enclosed with sub
ktantial wrought-lron fence The residence is a very
nne one, contains sixteen good rooms stesm heating
apparatus ceilings painted and fescu foors wal
NUT ash and Florida pine The entire property good
repair Cost S25OOO three years The owner now
living IN Chicago authorizes To sell for $4,000
J. Y. y. HUlCK
1905 Pennsy lvania avenue
n2-1m C0pposite North Entrance L. : Treasury
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Can any one solve tho mystery?
Letter Fron neral John E. nu,rora.

TWENTY THREE DEY STREET, New YoRH,
October $, lsS3.--For yea past have u.eu
Allcock's Porous Plus'cIs on my person and
in my family, ana have found Them perfect
us HI external remedy, quick In their action,
giving immediate ltl!ei, without bIisteriur
tao sxip, aud far superior 10 nll others. No
lamily should he wltnout Allcock's Porous
PlAscts; their healing powers bra wonderful
aud their efficacy fsi-reach!pg and lasting.
When In Washington last winter I was il.
duced TO Try another much advertised psa,gr
for severe pain In my back. No relist from
the pain, bu. ascre anu bis,ered back for u
week, WAS The result. 60 soon us the blsters
hea!ed applied two OF Allcock's Porous
Piaste's, and they gave ma immediate and
permanent relief. They gave additional
strength aad vitality 10 the spinal column,
and they arc never failing remedy in my
family for Coughs, Co!os, Sprains and ali
Pains aid Weaknesses. Their use has repeat
eddy saved me from Pneumonia. CONSTANTLY
use them, and would not be without then,
for any consideration. JoHH Z. MulfoRD.
Beware Of limitations. "Altcock's" Is the
only genuine Porous Plaster. rrasaw
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The Doctors NIistalsc.


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 timesS
1t 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 Bittcrs has done enough to
earn the generous gratitude Of this
whole present generation, including
the medical profession. There arc
no mysteries or secrets about til,
compromising Of Browns Iron Bit.
tiers. This preparation Of ironis 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. :,
You need not fear mistake in
trying Browns Iron Bitters. Your
druggist has it. It gives vigor to
the feeble, and new life to the dys-
peptic. Children take it, not only
with safety, but with great advan.
tlVc. M ~ n 4 .-l.H Htt .n ~ 4 "
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TXECuTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE

'-AESb aSpn SAAL w NaLuADlIE
ny virtue Of the authority vested In me hv tho
will o! Thomas u. Inns. late OF the city OF Wheel.
Ing sseSa,fG !h s u 5sh wlI
1881, beginning at 10 O'Clock \. y, teli al public
auction at tho f,on! door CT tho Court House OF
Ohio county, in the City OF " hecl,ug tho follow.
Ing described real estate. situate iii that patt OF
slid city called Centre Wheciin.: N''>"5
l-The middle lhitd-22 leet front moro or It's
OF lot l6G on the west side OF piinctt With
the twosory brick twelIng house 1t ercon. : =,
.-L,t 81 on the toAlh-eHst corner OF ~ ain street
and Alley Is. with tour Two story brick houses
fronting on Main street, ard other improved cnis
the, eou. .sl. y -5l.Tl-
sou.h.west corner Of Main street aud ALLEY Is, with
two twoS:ory brick houses fIont!ne on Main s,Icet
aud four lwo.sIury brick houses iIoniing on Alley
IS This part q .ot 81 lies north aud Joins that
$50 much Of let 20 a. lies south OF The p.oper.y
dcyised 10 J. v. Amitk and north OF ihtt owned
by ". r. Bachman, and having 1 on. Of ub,ut !GM
! fronting IN Main stree. and q twotto,y lame
dwelling house on the Iea. OF ia'd psrt Of let 81.
5.Aho q HEc: Of land known ts the "AcCu,ch-
en-" farm. eonsA'niar 60 sc,es ~ bil0o po,ss Jill
| ate Oil Tho National ord IN Ohio county, about
,w.lvo miles east Ct the city OF WhecItg. together
farm On which Charcs rtmbacter now re,iCc4
aaeye; and sacs l. d. rabie for n erG
u IL NIL now under len,c, aud poycsion Will DO
given 70 the purchasers on April l, lsSi Salts viii
mot lcnt lc!9l to the es;a;c. n, IN -
TERMS or SALf.-gne third, aud az much moro
q the purchGsc money M the purchaser may elect
10 p.y: rash; AID the Icsidne iu two equal pay.
E!ents In Gnd is months with Interest from day
of s.o for the credit III, notes with good
personal security to be siven Dy the purchaser OF
purchasers, ana tae title to By retained nutll pay.
lnent In full \ .is n. W AMI TX, - =
S.;. = Executor Of Thomas Il. Wins, decd,
q. J. G. uEAvAY, Auctoncer. al ja23.pss
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MANY who long suffered from indcscribable
feelings oil distress, June back aching Joints
nores, dwellings, weakness OF the Urinary aud
digestive organs, unnatural feelings OF weari-
ness, headache, nervousness, dependency,
slssplsssness, disturbing dreams, partial In
sanity, etc., after doctering liver, kidneys
nerves and brain, with the various guack
nostrums Of ths day, end beiugnearly flight
ened to death BY their alarming advertise
Yellow Dock and sarsaparills, and were
agreeab!y Surprised to greatly find them.
sAlyss RESTORED TO psriect health. No other
remsdy tuuula 1t. paw
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rAsHIONARlE FURNITURE.
Old Things Made Eew-The Renaissance
s4t,f .i5l7 80 Crnxe. ZI.7 FHt s'-gIlr15

Et,s York TRIBUNE.
There Is renaissance Of antique furni.
ture, from designs containing indlscrimi.
na!ely all the examples Of the Byzantine
scroll.work, Moorish tracery and interlac.
ipgs, sctolied shields and harp and fiddle
shapes, to the primitive tables, chairs and
other furniture used by the pilgrims. Old.
time work stands Of mahogany or wood
painted black, with two drawers, and limo.
cent Of all decoration, are brought TO light,
their four sturdy legs encased In casing OF
plush and the ebonizsd drawers orna.
mcnted with brass handles. The top
OF tho table Ia covered with plush. II
there Is a shelf below II Ia also
covered to correspond Old Colony
rocking chairs, sometimes called
Boston rockers, with rallied backs and wide
arms, IRE painted red in imitation Of
mahogany aud cushioned with satin or
plush, embroidered, and headrest cor
responding Is tied on with wide satin rib.
bons. The Newport rocking.chair Is eimi.
larly nude beautiful. There Is q great
variety OF chairs, gilded, ebonized or stain.
ed dark red. These are scattered about
drawing-rooms, and in hazy light look
like 60 many huge butterflies. Each 10
decorated with It's head or back rest Of
peacock blue, turquoise, gold.co!ored or
red plush pillow.shaped cushion, tied with
large wide satin ribbon bows, cherry, pea.
cock blue or red. One corner Of the cushion
il always hand.embroidered. ws
A small reception chair has agllded frame;
the back Is harp.shsp!d; ut the upper
point irapery Of olivs plush in folds 10 |
attached; this falls across 10 the lower
point, where 1t is loosely banded together
by iolda Of blue plush, then drops care
iessiy down, bordered with dark amber
fringe. The rest is covered with hand.em-
broidered olive plush. There is no wood |
visible in tho majority Of drawing.room
chairs. Covered with plush or sa.in, they
are wrought all over with silken needle
work, aud the pillow is always added, tied |
with ils large, brilliant bows Of satin. Sew
eral driving room sets are OF different |
shades Of chesnut brown satin, from the |
li2htest amber TO tho darkest; the sofas
different from each other nor are the chairs
alike, #
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There was some one writing at your
desk Just now" slid; "if it wasn't you,
you had better 20 and scs who it is. The
10y ia made up. have left it in your
cab. n, tir," aud with that walked auIkily
away. I TAD no idea OF being chaftd by
the captain, to whom I had taken dis.
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Suppose we alter her courset to north.
west, MIR. Brown 2"
/, Z don't know what 1t was; cannot hope
to make you understand the feeling In my
mind that followed those words; It was q
sense Of relief from horrible nightmare
I was ashamed Of the chlldish pleasure
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Asa reporter for the Pittsburgh Commercial
Gazette sat yesterday aileraoor) III cnam.
ees hi NJ. 81 Feds1al street, Allegheny, lis
tening to terrible tale OF suffering as it fell
from the lips Of sgent!e little lady, Mrs. Milo
Ingram, tho daughter Of Capt. Hugh Nc
Keivsy, OF this city, it s:ened utmost too
much to bslieve. II tho evidences had not been
close at hard to subs'ent'ate every word. 1t
was but another evidence OF the culpsble
ignorance Of large class of practitioners Of
medicine who claimed fer six years tina! her
terrible disease was cancer. Sha was covered
with ulcers, given up TO die. Peruns cured
her peleutfy. Continued on page q, in "IIls
Of Life" by DE-. Hartman. AK your drug
sist for one. pAw
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When D.lilaA clipped Oft samsoa's locks
TINT mighty athlete at once became las other
men," II it could be proved that tina pos
session OF lux1riant hair would enable men
TO tear open lions Jaws. Hisco1 & Co would
be driven wild in the ell,rt 10 supply enough
CT Pa-kers Eair Balsam to meet tbs demand.
As Is the Balssm prevents your. hair from
falling out, and restores tbs original color If
faded or gray. seqides 1t Is great addition
10 tho toilet tahle simnlv az q dressing, Il sAw
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"HAcSMEracK," a lasting and fragrant per
fume Price 70 and so cents l....' 81
EELon'B CUaE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whoopiug Cough and Broncnitu.
FoE DYsrzr.1A aud Liver Complaint, You
hRvs printed guarantee on every bottle OF
Shiloh's Vtalizsr. II never fails 10 cure,
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
Shiloh's Oatarrh Remedy. Prics so cents.
For sale by. McL.in Bros and A. T. Young.
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ESlllSBUkGH, CINCINNATI q Sta
LOUIS RAlL"AY-rAHHANDLE RI r'rE. 4
ia 81 u
a, 1883 49,. " -
Trains leave Panhandle Station, foot OF Eleventh
street. near Public landing. Is follows: --L -
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PROOE.

ACNt.G l. -ES>-'o@
r,,,,.,rl liver IlIscakeS mud Rheunstism.-
saul 1;rrTiO!y-" Ho,aING seemed 10 help inc |:
Evil Evil Gpl ssl ont 0! b9d H5 s:niih eu,ea mo-"
Wheeling, W. Va,
c...vh, poIypus OF i;oSe, Impaired voisc;.sut'
tSrd ~ yeaib pAt.4t "a, La VI " As'p H's'
Dr. Smith cS'ap'E's'' t CHARLES CHADDUcK,
O! p3c!lLl 4 CO., "he<ling, ". Va.
Dz,,rDy,a anil liberated Stomach -"Treatmen
i.Isi 10 give ne Te!iel Ds. Smith cured
usI is'' Y!.OGas HOLT, Insurance agent,
flu-"Bsd them sor tyuIicsn I ygelg DE: Smith
'p SS;Oai S Eurnins Sores on nead.-"Ay son was
sdilcIel lot fourteen ycaf. &dthsag feened "
hsi9 aifa' VIZ MR.. C.ATilhRINE GAPS.
Eusket Street. Wheeling, W. Va.
Caroc,-"SufcTpd ~: jes!s vi u Cancer. Had
II eIt oit three tInCp II Eetn.ncd after each oper.
iOn o. Smith eatea nc M TisD f. sq,fs i faeFSae
u pain" ~, ~. -. NJ INV -
vseiT RtpOrted dying. Dr. Smith cured me
''''0N' AA''' '' THoM4s CoLv1y.
Wholesale G,aCSr, aA!n s., Wheeling, ~. Va,
ulca,atic2y Of EC.llp1, Er0lANus and Plies
"Jyl ri, On no 10 die Rui ptutdunccd tucurabie.
d., E:nlth cured Iao without kn.ls."
80 WASHINGTON DELAGT,
Martins Ferry.
Esy. Il, o. Lalt whtes:--"Dr. Smiths probes.
tol,i 9rylCts III my family bsTe toen most salts
tsyio;y, Epj tOumeni hin 70 all a. 4 gentleman
and 4skill!ul physician"
Nm NaTra:et kO!b nsys:-"l had been suffering
fox sever yCGTs AID treated by mRnc phyEicianB tot
tyspepNh. u. smith taid had tapo wer1i, and
ne.Eht hours removed q monster 100 feet long,
Ftiealc Complaints Three years in hospitals Tor
females. syp nc peculiar Gdyan!sgeSin such csses
f(.ns cured CT eatNIrh. diEessCs Of heart. liver,
f.orEtll. kidneys skin, blood, nervous affections
AID WeskrJatg Of zen crd youth, scto!ula art
IthrA ttEliy: my Eucae+S.
Piles cured without Tho snilc. $50
Patients :. a dh;s;srO l0ay be treated by lotser
AID kAl.lErItpu gusnmtced. chart for sell CT.
animation tcut on receipt Of tive thTcecent stamps
sud 6dyice reiurutd free
Consultation 81 otace free. ONCE hours from Q
AH.O7P. e., daily. Call on CT address
JOHN u. SMITH, 4. D.,
myl2mw 70. 1874 chAr'!ne ST., TheH!iar. W. Va
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=. For o: Y You
Madam,

Whose Complexion betrays
some humiliating imperfec-
ton, whose mirror tells YOU
that you are Tanned, Sallow
and disiigured in collntc-
nance, or have Eruptions,
Redness, R0ugllness or ln-
wholesome tints Of Complex
ion, we say use Hasan's Nag
nOlia Balm. ,s !.
1t is q deiicate, harmless
and delightful article, pro-
ducing tho most natural and
entrancins tintS, the artillci-
ality of which no observer
can detect, and which soon
becomes permanent If the
Magnolia Balm is judiciously
Z used.
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1t should DO used by NIL persons, old and
young, whenever any OF tho above
a symptoms appear.

Persons Travelling or Living In Un.
healthy Localities, by taking dose occasion.
a!ly 70 keep the LIVER In healthy action, viii avoid
all Mninrla, bilious attacks, DIZZINESS, Nsu.
s ,.I,} piowsits,s Depression Of Spirits, ETC. 1t
toxlcatlng beverage. =, =
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily curn Burns. Bruises,
Cnts Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, can.
GERS, Piles. Chilhlnins, Corns, letter, Chapp.d
Hands, and all sk'n eruptions guaranteed 10
cure in every instance, or money refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale at Logan g. Co. %
Rrtdpa Garner 1l-nr atnrn "r.''- Et..- -l
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M KEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIV.
w sion, 3. & 0. L. K. 1890. -
On aud tites November IS, trains will 4 va
and depart as followo--N hecling tilre: =
daily. EXCEPT Sunday. - = =
For Ms.h!ng.on-S::o. o:os a. H.. s:o5, 5i5 p. m,
From P!!laba.sh-9S0 a. m. daily, aud Csc D. IN,
daily, except sunday. l't = r r. 500
From %9snins;eil- $50 a. H., lis, so y. N,
From TriadelpEiG-i 10 p. IN. - = - 'sit',1''
Trains leaving Wheeling at 6:25 \. M and $40 n
=, M.te close connection At Washington ior
Pittsburgh division 10, baltimore aud conn lisyle
Coke Etgtou. attd points east OF Pittsburgh - =.
y. \. LORD, Gen. Pass. Ct. Baltimore Md.
"a. rrHoS; ~ KING, GeI snpt Pittsburgh, IL. i5r.5
g. r. aMITR, PASI Agent PIttSbNr,h pa 80
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Al !raInsd. lily ca cept sunday. l. Il7I-71 N 7--,
:, Ppl!man's Palace Drawing kcom Sleeping Cana
through with0u! change from Etcubcnvillc last 10
Phtlacelphia and New York. West 10 Columbus, 4
Cincinnati, lou.Avillc. Chicago, Indianapolis and
st. Louis. 5. g7ft:4 = --s- Il.T - 49, z
For through tickets, baggage checks flecpIne car d
ply 70 1NO. q. To@LlNs0S. 1tcstt Agent at Pan.
handle Station. foot Of Eleventh Street Or al CITY
Ticket Office, under Mcclure HCukc, Wheeling. ~
l.F,g,..l-7- ri JAMES McCRKA,, -.
aaH. Manager, Columbus, Ohio
sE Z. 4. FORD, yau=s : -
Gent PMS. ard Ticket Agent. Pittsburgh, Ia. =
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DoN'r make the mistake OF doctoring liver
and kidneys to cure consumption. II you
will lay all other remedies aside md put your
trus. Ia Dr.. Wistsr's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
It will surely benefit you. Try It for coughs
and coldr, and see what an excellent remedy
II Ia. eio NY6gl ~ EIHyUg INV
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That evening the captain and l told the
story OF the paper 10 Captain Squires, who
graveiy and in silence listened to our con-
lectures. He Was TOO thankful for his es-
cape out of such imminent peril to q1eation
tho means by which it had been brought
about. at the captains request he wrote
steer N. W." We compared it with the
original writing. There could be no doub,
Of It. It was in the same odd, cramped
bopi .rs"r.- .# |H..u.H.#. ..I -
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ArEs's Sarssparii!a being highly coucer-
trhteI, requires smaller dcse, and is more
effective, css for dose, thar any other blood
medicine. It ia the cheapest, because the
best. Qnslity and not quantity should be
considered, - nav
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ELY's Cream Balm cured mo Of estarrh Of
many years s.anding-restored my sense Of
sme!l. For cofds In the head /. works like
m,gic.-E. H. SHERWOOD. National State
Bank, Elizabeth, N. J. Easy to usa. see
adv't.1 rrbsAT
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ELY's Cream Balm has cured me Of catarrh,
Was afflicted len yesrs. I tried almost
every remedy recommended. none proved 80
effective and thorough.-s. K. Aiken, whole
saler Of shoes, 1i3 Federal street, Boston,
MDss rrheIu
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! We VElANJ q FTTIEEURdHJK. Z. 2
~ 9E.' 49, ffls3a ls5t.
III 81
Condensed iime Table OF its$engcT Trains, cor:
recscd 10 DECEMBEh 81, 1sS5-Cent,al sta,!dnId
Time. s0.'- F=t 7se - q = - :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-02

A MAN named Gasbill wished to change
his name becauae his girl always objected
10 his figure whenever ha'd meter. She
said he was too high, and turned him ciI.-
Chicaqo Tribune, l..-,Er .-nlI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-02

The difference between q patent nom
tipoverthctable spittoon and an editorial is
said to be in the fact the one will right
itself and the other won't. = e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-02

THERE is difference between the lips OF
a young man and the lips Of q young lady
but sometimes it is a mighty amall one
Detroit Pcst. "a. -. s 81 ,-1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-02

TUX sALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-02

AT this season Of the year you never hear
OF elephants killing their keepers Ne,c
Orleans Picayune. fo4 ssGg1lg.,. l.5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-02
DR, !. {. SMITH,
M. l,Cl cHApLIEE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

rAshst evidence Of ph,ylG;lsn's suees.a Is she
s feyfss R.SYs sb a1 Sa9 sa cSn aSn
10 loa"'i' AVER Ilse pS.!cnl'B name without per
g ~ ~, i,SHSsh haze tlAIy hundred certificates
~ s ,j,.e i2ES base cured Stttr they hsd been
u, NO: TG.Icaisnlv. thorough medical cdu.
p lSg viii iaiay yeas hospl.! experience and
sy VIZ saPI nsG ,Es s sas st Gssss ~
49,, ~ he sien.c management i1suses success,
'sa sTc s VISIBLE aud leuly give tho patient my
admin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-02
;a 9! hlelQ|l;,tte!l III i, y
Nee. aot. 70 0nd 81 Fouriccni b Si1ccI,
A DEAD FLOWER
Y Hu MAXWELL
For he MtsliigtHcer.

), me Writer received pressed flower from lady
!housanda o. miles away, who expressed regrets
wa! 4 wy "dead'-"but its mission Is fulfilled;
Sna maj 70 me beat that cah be said Of either flower
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-02

"When in society, never talk Of yourself"
is tho injunction OF an authority on eti-
quetie. People III society never do--ihey
run down other people PHILADELPHIA .Cu.i.