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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-26
OFFICERS OF SENATE.

G. n. Stands .Lieu'tnsnt-Govern
R. o. Reynolds. ...............P President pro tenn
ID. p. Porter Secretary
W. B. Walker. Aherdcen....Ass't Secretary
W. w. Porter, of Hind-.-... Journal Clerk
Gee. 7. Hamil on, Holmes serseant-a,. Arms
G. II. Hibbler, Of Tate..........Door Keeper
Willie A. Cooper, OF Hinds.......". Pa,es
Eugene +. Rsines, Of DeSoto .........
Jas. s. I. Roach, of Hinds......... Messenger
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II. X. HARDY,
Painter, GlaEitF and PAPER Hunger,
JlrEsOy. Miss.

WILL MAKE CONTRACTS FOR WORK n
" any part Of the state and guarantee satisfao-
ten Competent wOrkmen employed and only the
funeS's2.
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MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS.

MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS.
No. tSERIEs b.
1-sWarranty Deed, old form.
2-*Warranty Deed, as per Code, lSeo.
s-sWarranty Deed, with Vendors Lien.
4-.Deed Of Trust, general form, rea
estate.
5-sDeed of Trust for Merchants.
e-sDeed OF Trust for Rent.
7-*Contract for Share of Crop.
s-sQuit Claim Deed.
9-sBond for Title.
IO-*General Lease.
ll-sContractor's Bond, to Boards Super
visors.
12-oaeial Bonds, for County and District
Officers.
13-Afidavit to Account, general.
l4-Affidavit in Probate of Account.
15-sRoad Overseer's Commission.
sSheriF's Sale, Tor posting.
l7-sSherif's Convey ance under Execu
ton.
li-sTax Collectors Deed.
A large assortment oil Blanks for Cir
suit and Chancery Clerks.
Address THE CLARION,
Jackson, Mississippi.
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FLoArER REPRESENTATIVES.

Alcern and Prentiss-...T II. Underwood.
Amiie snd Pike--.... ....Gec. ". Govan.
Benton and Tippah-...Iohn Y. Mutry.
calhoun & Yalobusha-.D. w. Rogers.
Holmes and YaxoO- NV. L. Dyer.
Jefferson and Lincoln--R. 4. Applewhite-
Kemper, Laudcrdale and
Clarke--............... .s....W T. Evans
LeaSe and Newtou--...sJ H. Reagan.
pontotoc aud Uuiou--...Z. NJ. stevens.
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WILLIAM LOWE.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
CAPITOL STIR 1T, JACKSON, MISS.
fN-f. 49,. Mt -

FOVPVFFFN = N1ltII IIII AsFIINfLT y y
A FULL LINE or BRoADCJOTiig. cAsEf-
"A meres Gents Furnishing Goods Of hest ouaa-
~, always on hand SUITS MADE TN LAT Gz9
STYLES, and At reasonable prices
HBOrdsrs from any part Of the siate viii FsssiEs
prompt and careful attention.
auri Is sgg-tv
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FOR RENT.

c,ToRE HOUSE on MAIN sTREET, oCcU-
~ MED Al present by ulz5eim & shelton. FcT
ssruss' ese sppiT te Z. f. PARKER,
ak,sa-l At Capital STATE Bznk.
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oYrrcrns or THE HOUSE.

oFficERs OF THE HOUSE
Hon. VIM NJ Inge, Of Alcora-,. Speaker.
Henry E. williamson, Of Marshall....C erk.
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ID .....................".. "....... Law ence House
Nom gomerS j. SO OAtilbrla.ll u. ii, llines
Moore, Lem of lsraqurHa ......Alrs. biHer .
M,ore. G III Of Monroe. Mrs. Harrington
Moore, W. v, OF YaiObusha, no.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-08-22
THE TARIFF QUESTION.

The editor Of the APPEAL has
been frequently asked why he does
not devote more space to the dis
Gu ssion of the main issue Of the
campaign, the tariff question. One
principal excuse is dense lgnor-
arce on the intricacies Of the tariff,
which increases as we grow older.
We know If several splendid the
cries on the tariff question which
seems unanswcrable in point Of ar
gnment and irresistible logic. We
are told that high duty on i'm
ported articles puts the price up so
that the American manufacturer
can get good prices for his work.
Well, some years age in Virginia
Civ s,nu 5glcr oferel silk dus-
ters for sale that had been sneaked
through the Cutom House, thereby
avoiding the duty, They were
made in Hong K""z and the SNUG
clers had risked theirlivea eettlngup
to Virginia City to sell them. when
men learned that they could be Sc
cured for $40 they snapped them
up lively. There are vast numbers
Of idiots on this cast and perhaps
on other coasts, who prefer to deal
with the smuyglers, because they
yet such rare bargains, and SNUG
rler who is a good judge of nature
can spot these people every time
When in San Francisco one day II
occurred to one Of these purchasers
to ascertain the exact difference DC,
tween the smusgled busters ano
the ones on which the duty wa!
maid. It was four dollars. ina
is. the Struggled busters cost sl'
and the regular Custom Hous'
busters cost Sc. No wonder, IN tt
light Of such Developments as THESE
that the political parties handle
the tariff question with gloves.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-08-22

In is stated in San Francisco
paper that ex-Surreyor General
Day OF this State has been cured
Of long standing deafness by a
magnetic healer in San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-08-22

Swift, Chrissler, aad UiricS are
all mentioned as being in the race
for the Sheriff's Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-08-22

It is now positively settled that
Conkling is not only in favor Of
the election Of Blaine, but that he
stands ready to speak in his behalf.
Already two speeches are de-
ter,nined upcn-one to be deliv-
cred in New York City and
another in Utica. General Grant
has also denied the stories of his
dissatisfaction, and says that
Blaine should be, and in his opin-
ion will be elected.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-08-22
s7G NEgADA CESHS.

nsv before scstarday thresh-
;nr machine tlreshed out .he wheat
On the Bryant place, just below the
OrDhans' Home. There HeFe but TWO
"a ) ou,,ter acres under cultivation
and Nr Crawford, who lives on the
Mace. lestowed great deal OF care
nnoo the wheat during the Sum
mer. The result Ct the threshing
was tie enormous yield OF 2lo
basheIs. In spite of this there are
plenty OF people t. be found who
will not admit tla5 Nevada Will
eye- amount to much as wheat
growing s ate. +.
4 few Gays ago Cap. Prey, OF
Glenbrook, cut his timothy and the
Weld was FIVE tons to the acre and
come acres went half ton higher
This grass was raised on little
meadow land upon the mountains,
where the season is short and the
land considered not ofthe very best
From all over the valley come
reports of big crops, and a good
dea, Of wheat and hay has been
raised without any irrigation. AS
one looks up King sCanyon from the
city the eye rests upcn Dig patches OF
green and gold alternately where
wheat and grass has been cut, and
the farmers all speak Of immense
crops. They have done SO well
that they are charging their farms
and settled down to hay, grain and
stock raising as money making
business. The APPEAL ventures
the opinion that there is not a II
acre piece in Ormsby county thai
will not pay interest Oh SO an acre
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-12

A correspondent OF the phiiadelphif
Prassays truly that "a great many people
appesr TO have an idaa that cyclones arr
something new. In 1918 my father was
boy Of ID years, and no md his grand.
mother walked from this place to Central
Ohio to visit his grandmother's brother
They ataid there moAth and then walked
home. His grandmother Was about 70,
and lived 10 ste 90. 1 have frequently
heard him epeak Of that journey. The
farmers showed him In several places what
they at that time called windialls. A swath
would be cut through heavy tract Of tim.
Der about 100 yards vida and several miles
long. Every tree iay fat or twisted off
The country was very thinly settled, but If
q house stood in the track 1t was de.
stroyed." fa.sl- NJ Tt -
Twenty-Five yearH $500 there were In Mich.
gan many tfaces, more or less Distinct, al
these Tindlalls. They gave unmissskahle
evidence Of the passage Of a cyclone. On
one edge Of the line OF those visited BY the
writer the trees lay with tops pointing to
the northeast; on the other edge all lay
pointing 10 the opposite direction, " 1ila In
the middle they were twisted and piled in
inextricable confusion. That more traces
are not to be found in the West OF the pas.
sage Of cyclones may be sscribed to the
!act that many may have passed over the
prairie regions where the ruin wrought
could have left few lasting traces, il any,
while forest fires and the slower process Of
decay would In q comparatively short time
remove most indications Of the valuations
In the forest. LID I771 7',1T ,''"'"'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-12

The English Court OF Appeal, London,
England. has granted 10 The Charles A. Vog.
eler Company, Baltimore, Maryland, q per.
pstual Injunction with costs, against Parsott
4 Co., Of that city, for intrineemsnt Of the
formers celebrated Trademark, 81. Jacobs
Oh. The decision er ,ins and restraints, per.
pstually, the laid PArrott & Co., from using
the term "St Divds on" or any similar
term. as we'll a. the words, ''Ths Great Ger.
man Remedy" Eminent English and Amer.
lean legal talent figured IN the case. The
counsel for The Oharlsa A. vogsler Company.
Of which latter Mr.. II. D. Umbs,sestes was
personally present, were Q1eeu's Counsel
Theodore Aston, asaisted by John Cutler aud
Thsodors Merhenna, Of London, Rowland
Cox, OF New York, and Gen. William Henry
Browne, Of Washington, D. O. It Is the de-.
termination Of the latter firm 10 promptly
prosecute all infriugemeots upon their rights.
whether at home or abroad, and they offer a
liberal cash reward for information that will
lead TO the conviction Of any person or par
IONS, In any wy 80 offending. $-r,l
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Market and Kitchen Garden,

4lEtrtcGn Agrlcuixrtst.
The hotter and drier the weather the
faster the "pussley" grows. Hoe up and
feed j! to tho pigs. lg5y,s nj
Vegetables Tor market should be put up
neatly. Baeta and other roots must be
washed sud tied in punches. .5F5
Plan: bush. beAns for late crops. Pinch
OF the ends Of the vines Of limss when
they reach the tops OF the poles.
Bsets. carrots and other roots should be
tosd until the tops prevent.
Tha fodder from sweet corn may be great
ly Increased by cutting up the stalks as
soon as tho eals arr gathered. Cultivate
well. s.:i,1 w =
Gather cucumbe.s for pickles as soon "a
they are the desired s;zs.
Keep the fruit Of egs plants from the
ground with wiap Of straw or hay.
AS melocs approach maturity, turn to
secure even ripening.
Do not allow Bweet potato vines TO take
root at the joints; move them at each hoe
ing. W. sg'.5.57
On!ons are known to be ripe when
large share Of the tops fall over. Pull,
dry thoroughly, cut of the tops, and sell,
Or atose IN dry, cool placs, spreading
thinly. &C..
Cultivate and hce among the equsshes
as long as the vines will allow. Permit
the vines to :ako ROOT at the joints. 4. /.
Late eabbages and caulidowers need 10
be kept free from weeds. 300
Irrnipa are to besown; the ground from
which this early potatoes were removed is
e1csllent 10, them. Sow rutabsgss early
this month, and tho Aberdeen and yellow
stoue any time before September first.
Tomatoes, foliage, stems, and fruit are
devoufed by large green worm or cater.
pillar, which csn neither bite nor sting,
despite Its horn. Wherever it's abundant
droopinsa sre seen on the ground, hunt on
the vine for the worm. Keep the vines
tied up on the trellis, and cut away all
badly shaped fruit. 11,lI s..
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Sunlight IN Stables.

Llte SocG JoIrhG|. -,f5 t.. ~ ri fr
We tried an experiment some yearB
since to feet tho effect OF absence Of light
upon cali. We had two deep.red ca!v;s
OF the same age 100 days). one weighing
$50 pounds and the other 1S2 pounds. The
latter We placed in dark room, With
trough that could be filed by spout
through partition. The other was con.
fined in the same amount OF epsce, but In
full light, and both we're fed exactly alike
for the next three Eoaths. This objsc. was
to test the effect of Light upon such grow
Ing snima!. At the end Of the time the
one in the light weighed 43O pounds and
the one in the datk weighed $50 pounds,
and i.B coler had faded to very pale, dirty
red. lis eyes were 81 much stI.cted when
admitted 10 the light that it kept them
closed most Of the time for the fsst week
or two. The two calves were kept
together, bu. the one from the
dalk room never fully recovered from this
three months oil darkness. It never re-
covered its bright red color, although the
color improved. Any one who noted these
two calves during this experiment would
never after doubt the impolicy Of dark
stable. \ Sunlight is indispensable t.
J healthy vegetable and animal Lie. EVER
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TIE best interests Of humsuity depend
on the good health OF our women folks
and vt those with brightest intelleo.s seen,
to suffer most with ailments peculiar 10
female life. 1t IL we'll to remember that The
whole female system can be built D to a
proper state OF endurance, pinples, cores,
swollen limbs, monthly pains and other IL.
dicatious Of female dis.asu, made to disappear
and robust health Of mind aud body taks the
place OF illaess and distress, II timely use Id
made Of Dr.. Guysot,'s Yellow D0cx and sar-
saparisia- It restores the blood to perfect
health. 1t Strengthens the muscular and uer.
vous system. Itgivss tone to the digestive and
urinary organs. 1t allays all irritation Of The
mucous membrane. Ia word, It /, a psr.
feet faulty medicine. and aid, every fuac.
tion Of female lie. No other remedy co naIs
It: Have your druggist gst it. Take no ant-
ssitute, 'hs11o1I pav
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PARn NOTES,

J. L. Ellis, Of Price, Ga, hss q 2.yearole
colt weighing 1000 pounds, for which he
has refused S4OO. 5-gf l'..l II
The first dairy fair vas held in Wisconsin
ia 1876. and nov sheboygan county h&s
ninety cheese factories. 80
New Jersey has swung into line and
passed a law Pg,tnst the manufacture and
eale Of olsomMgarine In that State. Nh
The French Government mskea an ap.
prnpristion annually Of s., 900. 600 for agri,
cultural and instruction and experiments.
Atthe recent Jersey sales at Nashville,
Tenn, the total Was SIS, $50 Tha average
Tor iemsles wac $500 and on bulls s35S. "
At the New Orleans Worlds Fair next
winter Mexico will exhibit garden OF
tropical plSnta, covering 2o0, 600 fquare feet.
Alta slooded cattle sale OF Marshall, Mo,
tortv.four head Of Shorthorns brought
IS 050, and sixteen Jerseya brought nearly
$4,000. 1Ggss l5g'5f ",T'WG..
squaah vines make excellent shade In
poultry yards, being not only cool places
Of resoss but servs as protection against
hawks 0gl5,I ll@s'5 I'd NM 80
The health Of the horse has much 10 do
with the glossiness and smoothnees Of the
hide. A variable dies Is therefore best for
them, especislly In summer. ri g,9a
i. Is conseaded ths. separate feeding
places should DO provided for the different
classes OF stock, as 1t conduces to greater
harmony and contentment. -.gagG|
" a prominent fruit grove. says woods
will never bother farmer II he will keep
the land in grass. turning sod for crops,
aud fesesdiug agaln to grass after one or
two plo1inya. M%i, I.
The heavier an orchard ia cropped the
more manure II requires. From 100 to 200
pounds each oil bone dust and 'kainit
potash sal,e) per acre Is recommended by |
tue bts! oschardista. ,.,gEF.f5 ~
Breeding eows should have plenty Of |
room Tor exercise and be fed plentifully on J
ssasa, while those intended for slaughter
should be fed on concentrated food and
kept closely condaed. IIlll6i6s7"
In packing apples Tor shipmen. not one
'hould be placed in the barrel tina. has the
slightest trace Of unaounduess, "a such
'ppses decay sooner than the others, and
.lso affect all in the barrel. 6I''"-
Ii a brood SOW ge.a too much feed BY &C.
:idcnt or lack Of care she may be speedily
elieved by giving her quantity Of char.
oal. It will tone up the stomach Of hog
quicker than anything else. Il,
A cultiystor who grated grapevines after
hey had grown foot or two said tina.
Month af!erward they had done IS we'll IS
hose cot in December, and all the trouble
t winter Protection was saved. |,
A Georgia dairyman figures the cost Of
God butter in that State st l2i cents a
'ourd, where good pastures can b. had on
tsy terms icr ten months in the year, and
he butter cells a! Is cents pound.
Lsmbs can be safely weaned and sep.
rated from their mothers at four months,
nd should not be allowed to subsist upon
be ewes longer than five months, as they
anuot thrive best while raising lambs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-12

By using Dr.. Frazier's Throat and Lung
Bslsam-the only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, Hoalsensss and Bore Throat, and ali
dissases Of the throat and lungs. Do not
neglect Cough. It may prove fatal. Scores
sd hundreds OF grateful people owe thsir
lives to Dr.. Frszier's Throat and Lung Bal.
gam, and no family will ever be without 1t
after once using It, and discovering It's mar
yelous power. It Ia put up in large family
bottles and sold for the small price 75. cents
PSF bottle. Frazier MEDICINE Co., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio. 9yr=g'f'
serstaea High Rock Spring Water Tor sale
by drusSi.ts. % E.g& al ...iL
Wholesale Agents: LoaAs & Co., Wheeling,
Y. Va, aad J. Q. Den. d Co., Bridgeport
Ohio - 5s-r pAw
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Homo Proof

Suffered Te1ibly-'Nothtly ,ee,Tcd ID holm IN
could not gesous Of bed. "; km!.h cured me-"
Gi3s lEpH. PHILLIPS,
Ssff NEE wheeling, W, Va,
CA.arrh, Polypus Of Tesc, Impaired yoIce.-srf.
iured tor years: patent medicine failed 10 hSlp nc.
-, CaARLEs oHADpucK,
.M.@t'Nt OF Hpeidcl q Co., Wheeling. W. Va
Dyspepsia and Jleenssd stsmseh. -"ir 81
@ 'd TSoM III Mo SHIT iu. Dt s ars sutsd
Ys1-"ad them for h tH1fsesa Eea ~ smith
am!e:s4 !oE fourteen yean Nothing tsencd 70
-'4 ' ' =" ~sN' NRs. C4TTxaJNx oAPs
u s0f Marx u street. Wheeling, W. VI.
Z Cancee.-"SuheIvu Tor years win IAlccl. Had
Il cut out three tunes. N,cu,net Ate. each opers
s:a Sr Smith cured mo Without 1n,is Ssssua
Fu,. Q, Auua-ya, On n ;ng SssS iol Is
weets. Reported dying, D,. smith cured me-
without knife In veNeehi: :. " I :
Wholesale Grocer, Main Ct, Wheeling, W. Va
"was giY w up TO Gle aud pronounced ineufsble.
= : - Y VI SAsHIH91oN DEl4ANY,
Row Il. o. Lsdd writer: --"Dr. smi.h., ntat:s.
toral scr 'lcea In my family have been most rats-
tActerJ, IL I'd commend hlla 10 ali ~ yenu erusu
and akin tul physician" -
Mtc. Margaret kotb ssys: ~ had been ni,erinp
Tor seyen VI a and treated BY many phys,cisns iof
iyEpep6lA. Dr.. smith exid had tape worm. and
In eight hor1s removed AEouster le9 feet lo,ly."
Female * nplAtns.-Three years In hospitals 10,
enalas give me pecnliss adyaats gea In sueh ceca
PersolI cured oil caQrrh, dlseSkea Of heart iiyer
Ttonsch, f,dneys, akin, blood. nervous areotions
md weaknesses Of man and youth, nc1oiulS and |
lEihrA testify to lay kuoccRa. Hl,--7 -
Piles cured without the kntic. #a,NE's |
fhpfE AZ n MI In f%6a ynH ~
ND EaeiatSction guaranteed. chs,t for .eli.aI.
sent on receipt Of two nreecent sanys
md sdvice retained lreo. . = -
Cougultxton At once free. onco hour from |
/. X. to7P. T., daily. Gall On or gdd.esa 49,
g.osfa ~ JOHN 4. BMITlI, N. D..
sry Nc. 1.ci ChApllne g., Wheeling, W. Va
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Another Life nayc,I.

J. O. Gray, Of Dsdsrille, Ala, writes rs: II
have been using you. DR.. VIM. Halls Bals.m
for the Lungs, and can say, OF q truth, It
Is far superior to any other lung prer.ration
10 the world. NY mother WAS cor fl 1ed to
her bsd four week. with q cough aud had
every attention by good physician, but he
bottls OF your Dr.. VIM. Hsll's B.lssu, for the
Lungs, she began to mend Right away.
can SAY In truth that It was he mssns ri
saving her lie. Iknow OF i've cases that Dr.,
VIM. Halls Balsum has cured, and INV
mother IL bstts. than shs has been Tor twenty
ysasa,H r1H.Aw :
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l Oh: !lltSteuii:yel,;,1r'rrel:a..
e,ttrr, A".. u .nn ~ fanrieepth sirsp,.
'IosLEEp,

9 horeyed dtop. beneath L;iea b.s,e1sst d,susht
sseet iull Of eye when len,le bueres wAiI 4
Ouf ktoim. itst bark Into The quiet port; z I'7
Thou besi enfraoch lsement, -lhtush iii too abort
70 neal Tho Oh. led heat and bruised wlny, =
ana tlck, is, four toul's i!upfisunlng. g.'l
In9u softs.t pte,suIe OF that hand unseen
featiug and scaioir the lolnts of thoe Who wecn.
Ills baud, who "glreth his beloved 81. ep.' =
thy whefe, III cave remote OF deepest mine.
a, hero hast thou hid hlnenIis Il noayrc7 +
wien Inon, !. covert u Night darkest hour.
nut chill " Labot's touch bnmiul Il b la, go
r. scatce Kind 10 Care, less iltersl 10 ~;
breathe h. i Thy iecTet 10 our esIe. ear, J..
anu we wiz de!Se and tVilthe liyenng year,
To ma, prrch,ncc, sons rtmuApt Of nv Sie,e
And hnding. drink our d ! And weep no more,
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A LADY who So dered from weakness pscu-
lisr IL Ter sex. in writiLg to friend, aaid:
II tried various kidney medicines. but only
found myself growing worse. A friend told
me to uss Dr.. Guysolt's Ysllow Dock and
ss1saparilla. 1.s effect on me was soon indi-
Gated BY clear and beautiful compile zion,
a freedom from aches and pains, a complete
removal Of nervous depression, painless reg
ularity In habtta OF digestion and otherwise.
| can not praise the remedy too highly a.
true friend to fering womanhood and as
STRENGTHENING medioina. - nAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-12

,su.e ours for Blind, Bleeding and 1tehlps
Pilo1 o,s box has cured the yo:st csses NJ
twenty yeaIr' standing. no ons mead aaEc,
dye minutes ai.sr using Williams Irflisn
Pile Ointment. Il n5sorbs tumoyy, allsys
:tohlug, sets % poultice, giyss tnstant feiiei
Prepared only for PILES. itohlng OF thu private
parts, nothing slss. Bold by druggists and
mailed on receipt Of price. 81. =, 50ST7t.
me- FxAxIxS MipIcSr Co., Prop's.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Wholesale Agents: LoeAr l. Co., Wheeling
WA, md J. o. Dur 4 Co., Bridgeport,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-12

"GEoRGE." Eaid South Side girl to her
beau the other night, "here's piece in
tho paper headed 'kismet.' What does
kismst mean P" "The word must be pro-
nounced with The silent, Nettia." replied
George. "Why. that would be kiss me-"
raid Nettie. with the greatest pleasure"
replied George. And he did. 1@'r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-12

TIE glory Of man Is bis strength. II you
are weakened down through excessive
study, Of by early iade.cre,ions, Aliens
Brain Food will permanently restore I'll lest
vigor. and strengthen al! The musclcu OF
brain and body. ST.; for IS. At druggists,
or BY mail from J. q. Allen, 3l5 Frat ave-,
New York City. - 1rus4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-12

farmer sees bis cat and dog selec. belt Of
sunlight to lie and bask IN; and Il he Will
watch bis cattle when turned ont be will
ind them seeking at once the punpy side
oil tho halnynrd. Aud with ali these indi.
cations before bis eyes, still the farmer
tseps bis animals In a dark stable, much
to their discomfort and bis pecuniary loss.
We do not, Of course, include all farmers
In this abatement, for a email minority
fully understand the Importance Of sun.
light In stables, and make ample proyl.
sion for its introduction, 7.'T5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-12

: ALtrs's BILIOUS PaYt1o Ia pursly vegeta.
bic liquid remedy for headaches, billouaness
and constipstion = Easily taken, Q acting
promptly, relieving quickly, Is cts. At ali
druggists, iG '|G grH.Av