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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24


Armed with copy OF tho above lct,sr
Republican reporter cal ed upon Mr.
'oak' the gentleman nam d In ina -.
ana VINO AZ the general live stock n am, 49,
uih vest railr 'ads or Con d sysr,,, A..
,ohk' after reading the letter. said tim, a..
sss un Pacific had been cutting mai.
freight rates down, down aim, n.,, s"o''
ahu YET thosv foxas -heepmen w,r, ma, ..s
.Shou' Tho new tIiT of Japuarv ~,
Drought our and consulted, Tbo ra, w
sheep per car from c. dorado civ wa. W
rort worth o., san Antonio y,5. -"
now continued MIR voak. "our N ..
wv" ho'u u head ofsheep: 20 per Cur ,so,,.
average the cost Of f,olght 5 cents ma, r.,
~ ms rate is not Reasonable | won :, ,,,
know why." W." mo 10
The re"orter lntimated that doubls doo.o
We "hat are wanted. 70 this Mr. W,
s"'o" swer that tho company ne.s..t 80
'"f- badly TO haul other freights into r.s o"
= s''o, rails, plgiron. lumber. ba,r.,,.'
,v"uS'e etc. fth, stock cars had a nnn.,
n'uway they 'nid not be UTILIZED N, ~, 'Hs
no roads would DO compelled 10 haul -, Nv
aa eown into Texas empty. NV. wan, =,
epo'' lhe Sneep OF exas 10 mnrke, 49,
ouo'ns 'tnow at bottom rates rherai.'na a
'oney IN itsnd We cannot poss,hi, .'' ~
ownany lower" '' come
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

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u related TO he n
ment of violalc,ss y
Ing the grazInr \,
would claim, IL
part OF the Law.
for the violation y
directly " indII,x
the subject Of ihs'r
.,i In Battlers u,
St5, the act under :
probate law. Ir
concerning procss'
court. : This I'M
appeal not only
but also coAtaius,,d
an appeal from Il.
district court-.ss
s,6Ject-and ysI NJ.
Texas held lie y.
connected at lea, /,
to not come xIlhh
| i, Again, In RsIIsS-
smith county,thts
An act to deip
cations and listIH
Texas and to NM
ton F." And tkS "a
subjects such = m
court, the Law d Y
OF property, etc &
the provision 4
committee.
| have, he condpI
satisfy the sensIs
tional objection ~
tor from Bexar /
and If this bin III
for some other IN
He next praet
the merits Of lhe1
come before the a
much In 1t he coli
These provisions q 4
The senators whsN
opposition seerlaJ
casnl against tho
conceded by the |
ought to be stricks
IL was unnecesap
conceded. Senais
the bill must b. Il -
while the fact We
the whole would !
shape and thenii.~
present it TO the
question was, CO. ~
ilea of the bill hlT
bill has two objeaI
10 withdraw Their
cutting, and th, {
that--to benefits
Involvement for 4,
grass, and the qN
ing the senate W.
ought to be reInNsRl
was in favor Off
not support theH
in favor OF ii be u
Fundamental IDS y
first thing 70 snr
silSuld Texas ads q
grass. If not it'
Ieated. II solk -
f. cted and pasti ~
discussion shouE
No man hsd III
annther-thatha .
right Of ownsrsAl tod
property but lhs did
owner. On The teli
stract right. lhsasu On
s sn%ai1' ;;aI5s''stsss...
icy, APP
'..isRlsss lp,Ns..vrb
:" neither ,saaI VIII
moving caus tei, sC
trouble. That ,ur y
causes contrikas6 Of
freq Grass Nj ate..
land with viii th.S eor
then came m asin BIZ
Inng ,,sa hsdgnf:,r 81
a. a vs.,sDfsi2
,bil f. ne I'D And
,ha,r r;ghis s,jtsines
naca,,sa ae ,hsv tbJarpe
, ,,oni "n ."' IA Isl. 40
.onls. The pegsste ~
nm.norial hsa)l CHI
4 a that s,orr king
nd ,'ra1s snysk add
,ot 5n into ,1ro, Of
nss, ohhsv Nh that
ritb th;s IA hsvoin
M, NM n Isrus,y way
~, re5,cpm n, ID the y
hev mad RAJ, ~
i ,a.. ,,s nna rist ciaa
IN ih. , Az 1of,Lt ~
, ,ne mifi y, va ~
80, ,moe'u ~ III aRowsvt
rl.v. ,,n 20 oo,ao'nr,,.s one
r. -" ",'ap, a,,,v d s1aNs, ~
gh uuI 10 VIM Voc
. Ell ~ i men
MIN, mi'ne, Them mo' Is!t.es.
. sa,,,sr that that tbb.p.
'haVpTs lna' ~ tue ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

Gov. IRELAND should put muzzle
ON the Post as well as label.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

hhNoh IRELAND had better
'nohe oil some of mis- friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

TI,vn,p y uoaSIso JANUARY et
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26
Why lie SWOre on,

SttSetN AAt'ous .H
mo, l won't drink with you today
boys," said drummer to several comps'
mons az they settled down in the smoking
car and passed the bottle. 1.-THE fact is
boyo, | have quit drinking. I've sworn
oH'" whats tho matter with ycu, old
boy?' sang out one. "Ifyou've quit drink,
ing something's up. Whist is i,?'' swell
boys, will tell you. Yesterday I was In
Chicago. Down on South Clark street q
customer OF mine keeps pawn shop in
connection with his other business. j
called on him, and while was there q
young man Of not moro than IS, wearing
'hresdbare clothes, and looking as hard ri
II he hadn't seen aober day for month,
came in with little packsRe in his hand,
He unwrapped 1t and handed the
article to the pawnbroksr, saying
'Givs me ten cen.s.' And, boys, what
do yon suppose it was? A pair of baby
sho, 8; little things with the bottoms only q
trifls soied, as If they had been worn cnly
ence or twice. Where did you get these p
asked the pawnbrek er. Got EN- at home,
replied the man, who had an intelligent
face and the manner Of gentleman,
despite his sad condition. MY wife bought
them for our baby. Give me ten cents for
'em-I want q drink You had better
take the sho's back to your wife; the baby
will need them,, said tho pawnbroker
No, s-she w5n't, because she's dead. She's
lying athome now-died last night As
be said this the poor fellow broke down,
bowed his hesd on the show case and cried
like a Child. Boys" said tho drummer,
you can laugh II you please; but II have
q baby at home, and I swear III never
drink another drop.n lll55l..4gls5sas; lIs,,-.
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Diaeases OF Fruit Trees.

Popular Science. 4o.th y for Juy.
For the last hundred years or more, under
the influence OF the peculiar methods OF
cultivation which have been mployed by
our ffuit-growers, various diseases have
appeared from time 10 time in several Of
our important fruite, and 10 such an extent
haye some Of them developed within the
last ten or fifteen years that they have
completely destroyed the fruit industry in
scme sectors, and now threaten a more
general humiliation Of one Of the most en-
ticing and profitable occupations for the
farmer. For the last hundred years We
have heard Of the "blight" in psar-,rees s,
and the best records show Enthusiastically
that the disease has been on the increase
during thS. period. So badly is it :deve!.
oped in some fruit sections, as through
Southern Nav YORK, tina: it is matter O
extreme difficulty 10 find really healthy
tree. For the lis. eighty yeara We have
also heard OF the "yellows' in
peaches, and here again we find
that history records constant devel-
opment Of the Fill ction. So serious have
its ravagea proved that whole sections have
been deprived Of the very impor,au. in
dustry Of peach culture. Not only this.
but the disease is now 80 thoroughly estab.
lished, and bss coms to be go much mat.
ter Of inheritance, that the life Of the tree ia
greatly modified and even determined bv
1t. Inc peach is naturally long.liyed
tree, instances brought to my notice show.
ing that it may live Tor upward Of one hun.
dred or more years, and, il well cared for,
it will certainly produces fruit for a long
period. At the present time, however, as
in the great peach diatncta OF Delaware
and New Jersey, We find that, owing to the
certainty OF the disease appearing, or the
inherently weak constitution resulting
from its previous operation, the period Of a
profitable life is limited to nine years, at
the end Of which time the trees are rooted
out OF the soil US worthless. :, - :
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Al trains daily except eun1sy. - -
=, pn!iman's Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
through without change from E.cubcuyllle East 10
st. Louis. - N'>>'A t~ 'D'' ~AN
For through tickets, baggage cheeks, .leepins car
ply to JNO. @. ToMLEEoN, Tictot AGENT At fsn.
nanoie citation. 100: Of Eleventh street, or st Oily
Ticket once, under HoLure House, Wheelin,. -
..@5 JAMES McCRKA,
l Manager, Columbus, Ohio
+. A. FORD, IL. lg
GenI Pasa and Ticket Agent. Pittshn rph ps
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FARM NOrRs,

One Of the best subjects for farmers
clubs Is the making and repairing Of coun
try roads. " 8. lE4RtT sl !.
It takes about twenty.seven pounds o
milk 10 make one pound Of butter, ant
about ten pounds Of milk 10 make on,
pound Of cheese.
When improving stock never use q half
blooded male. The sire munt b. strictly
thorough bied or uniformity In the oatprinl
cannot be secured. Is M 5a.--i-.
It Is best to feed young stock frequently
instead OK too much ut tingie meal, a.
they often gorge when very hungry, and
overteed themselves. which Is injurious.
Good dry quarters and pastures free
from wet are best for sheep. II the sheep
were ss carefully attended 10 as the dairy
COWS there would be fewer complaints Of
ioot-rot and dis.smper.
The best method Of catching hawks 10 by
athxing steel traps to pos,s, as the hawks
usually alight on post In preference 10
anything else, in order to look around DO.
lore selecting theiI prey. 0aNftf ta7
The shearipss this season have given
come heavy heeces, one ram sheariug
nearly twenty.elght pounds. Whom the
wool is washed, however, as is usually the
csss, tho dirt will exceed the wool In
Weight
| At the annual shearing Of the New York
Merino Sheep Breeders the heaviest rams
fleece shown was that from a two.vear.old
ram belonging 10 MIR. j.. s. BeeCher. His
fleece weighed thirty.fve pounds.
While tho Percheron or Clydesdsle
horse is excellent for drawing large loads,
the lighter and smaller animals are more
active, and compensate with quicker move
for deficiency in strength as compared with
larger animals. ~.
At this season over feeding young stock
Is very Injurious. The animals do not re-
quire great quantities, and the system
needs rest. Inc digestive organs perform
their functions bea. when the feed is given
In moderate quantities and not too often.
I have conducted two experiments since
l have kept bets 10 ascertain the age ut
which bees gather the first honey, and as
each proved TO be the Bame, believe ak.
teen days to be the time when the bee
bripgs her first load Of honey when the
colony Is in normal Conditional. u.
Dooiiuie.
On cold clay lands that have beea plowed
this spring the best treatment Is to pass
pulverizer over it, following with the har-
row. Such land is as hard and imperyious
to heat and air ss before being plowed, and
a second blowing is Of no advantage. The
pulverizsr will render 1t fne without turn
ing up the under soil.
Never allow calves to get stuuted.
Always keep them growing. This is the
whole secret Of raising calves. One OF tho
beet farmers in New England writes thar
last spring calves are not as large and
thrifty as fall CALVES, although fed grain all
winter. They didn't do we'll the flint three
months Of their lives, which explains their
lack Of thrift since.
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Stop That Cough !

BY uslng Dr.. Frarier's Throat and Lung
Balsam-ths only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarnene,a and Sore Throat, and all
diseases Of the throat and lunga Do aot
neglect a Cough. 1t may prove fatal. Bosres
and hundreds OF grateful people owe thsir
lives to DR.. Frazies's Throat aud Lung Bal.
aem. and no family will ever DO without Il
After once usinR Il, and discovering III mar.
vslous power. II Ia put up In large family
bottled ard sold Tor the small price 80 cSns
per bottle. FRAzlka Mrolc1NE Co., Prop's,
Cleveland, Ohio. $50 fa.i,l3'l,1'
Saratoga High Rock Spring Water Tor sale
by dfngSisS. i5g g'50 y .sp5tfsal
Wholesale Agents.: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling,
Y, Va, and J. O. Dent & Co., Bridgeport
Ohio. -. l-.u -L... p4K
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Arsenic Pills by the Pipt.

J. A. Smith, a Gainesville, Ca, merchan,
says: "For years WAS victim to the com.
biIcd efects OF e.ysipeIss and m ag.rsya, nd
ttyps OF eez.ma, that b. fl ID all medical tkill
! consulted the very best. physicisns in the
United States to Ao good purpose. gave
every patent n edicins thst was recon-.
mendeo faithful trial and received mr.
benefit. took large quantities of potash
and pint cup full OF arsenic pills. Thr
patent medicine. pills, and potash mixture.
led instead OF curing the diaease. They do,
stroyed my appetite and wrecked my systsm
Il lost flesh and enerey-I lost tnr.e wear.
from my business aud spsul 81. coo in iruit.
less effort TO regain my health, AT Iast
when began to consider my Gaze hopeless
I commenced taking s. 8. s., and In ,sori
time. wsa entirely cured. waited wear
after cure YVES effected, and continued IN
take swltts SPECIFIC of aud on as sort Of
safeguard, before waa willing 10 make
pu oiic this marvellous cure. Belly assnrtd
beyond the possibility cfs doubt that the
cure WAS permanent, wrote this history ni
my case for the benefit OF my i.llow.meu:
My akin Is now rs smo0tu as 1t was when
a boy. lweieh more than evsr did in INV
life, and my general health was never bettsr.
l passed through last winter (which was An
unusually cold one( without losing single
day from my business. For the last tyalve
moAths have had no rs.urn OF the ary.
sipslaa In any ahape or form, or aoy touch Of
eczema" -#ss. rE47 i,I:i 10 ,,',.'..'
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
ires. lt.E. go - :. : =.
The sw1rts epkclr1c Co.. Drawer Allan.
Is, Ga, 1859 W. 23d o., n. Y, and 1905 Chest.
mt at phiia rs rs l,..a.5..' ~ : $500
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plrISBURGH, CINCINNATI < ST
4 LouIB RAIL~AY-Papnand!e Route.
FSI ,ySa nsy ry.--.r-z,5a.s-- ,fz.-
ksA z w s.iSSs
II, 1854. r.se 81 =" SN " ny my
Traiui leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh
a,n near public landing, a. folioNs-CsntrA
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Father" said a young man who had
charge Of the paragraph department OF q
college msoazna, "Fal.teF was very fat
man, wasn't he2" SI ~. ,,glls, sH5
7"Yes.". -
wasn't he2" n - r. =. :
Yes, he WAS corpulent."
"Cor,pulence sounds big, but It can be
spelled with four letters, can't it?" -i.1-
No; 1t can't. Have you Loaf all your
ION! yes, i can. Whats the matter
with o-b.c.i2" IS, 4. N, ~ Il ~
The father will bring snit agains! the col.
lege for dwar6ng his sons mind. 1lI, !,
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Mr.. D. q. Bssnaby. OF O1ego, N. Y, says
that bis daughter wss taken with 8 violent
Cold which terminated with Pneumonia, and
all the best physicians gave the case up and
said she could live bat few hours at most.
She was in this condition when friend
recommended DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for
the Lungs, and advised her to try 1t. She
accepted 1t ~ q last resort, and WAS surprised
to fad that it produced marked change for
the better. and by persevering permanent
cure was effected. 5@ 1rh,Av
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S,MEiIchL,
iy.. .SHg .MEEiChL, ,.ff'. +,
DR.. ].E. SIN It'll,
No. l4C4 cAApL1NE STREET,
KAY Nl Near Fourteenth sicct
Near Fourteenth sucet,

The best evidence Of physician's succeH 10 tho
testimony OF his pAttnf. TIE incfcAAing do.
mAnot Tor ny professional services Prove thst have
dealt hononbly and fairly with these who have
canstilted me- I never utc patienL's name With.
tihcates frum thosU whom rave CURED Altar they
MAO been pronounced inGunble "A thorough mod.
lcA educsuon, with many years hospital OF peri.
enoe and familiarity with Therapeutic Agunis, Z
c1oeo Observance Of tempefAmentAl pecullASities
AUD strict attention 10 hJvicnlc MANAGEMENT III,
pfa success, cure hpomlblo, and frankly gYe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

Ifia "a NJ; EE5EHE1ES-l
eBS2ESxt1.
condemned Time Tatle Of PatIenger Trains ct,.
rected Nay II. ls84-Central Standard Time, ~
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PilcHI iilea pfle.iii

f. eure cure Tor Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst ca,as ~
twenty yeara' standing. No one need snffsr
i've minutes after using williams Indian
Pile Ointment. It absorbs tumors. allsvs
itching, acts as poultice, gives instant relisf.
Prepared only for Piles. itching Of the priyats
par.s, nothing else. Bold by druggists and
mailed on receipt Of price, 81. 5; -
--.-L---- I ERLI1IR MYn1c1nr "a 49, Z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26
Home Proof.

Kidney and Liver Diseasea and Iheums!iar,-
Suffered Tsnib,y-".Eo.hing seemed 70 h9lp me-
could not get out Of bod. o.: smith euryd ME"
.a. NJ '- zEpH. PHILLIPS, y
ga wheeling, W. Va,
,. Gsa N polypu, Of Noe lps,sd Voice
q 7-'''' CHARLES CHApDuux.
lNrs.e OF speidel Co., Wheeling, ". VI.
DyzpepAlA and ulcented Stomach, -"Trcatuens
's4 h5SM III III Ho 5Ss NJ sas sS
Nt.-"Hsd them 70. fourteen yearr. Dr.. smith
scrotula, Running Sorea on Head.-"My son WAL
sdilcted Tor fourteen years. Nothing Keu,cd 70
III NJ MKs. 0ATHgRIN. GAPS,
tMtnf AaIke! at.eet, Hhtellng, W, Vs,
itcus out three timps isnIurnci after each oper.
or pain" Ma, II, N, ORtUTT
Piles, FlstulA Of AnuA-rlat on my back for Ia
ween Reported dying. Dr.. 8ulh cured mo
"i'nou' inlie In I'VE weeks; ,,o,,
Wholesale Grocer, Main st., Wheeling. W. u
ulceratioua Of Hectum, Prolapsus and Piles'-
n, ~ Esen up 70 dc And pronounced ineutAbe.
W. smlsa cured mo W wl;sSH1 hp4is" NJ, wv
Martins Ferry,
Rev. b. o. lAdd wttea:--"nr. Smiths proies.
honal services In my family have been most ATS.
tActoy, and commend him 10 al q gentleman
and Rkilliul phyHician." - = :, "'-'-'
Nm. Margaret kolb ssys: " had been suffering
ior seven years and treated by many physicitns ior
dyspcpdia. Dr.. 8tnith mid had tape worn. and
In slgnt hours removed monster l09 feet long"
FemAe Complains. Three years In hospliAis for
ietaaH, give me peculiar advantages Ia such cases
Persgns cured Of caArrh, diseases Of heart, liver.
stomach, kidneys, akin, blood. nervous adecIIons
ana weakneesos Of men and youth, scrotuls and
asthma testify 10 my guot1s. : '0------, -
Pilee cured without the kni!e .F
Patients 1t distance msy be treated nv latte,
AHd sattatact.on guaranteed. A chart 10: self.er.
animation sent on receipt Of two threeoent tam
and advice returned free. III - '''-'ff'
4. TOR. n, daily. Call on OF addrcss -
- JOHN Z SMITH, MD.
ny no. 1404 ChaplIne st., Wheeling. N. IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

Or the many remedies before the public for
Nervous Debility and weakness, OF Nerve
Gansrstiye System, there 10 none equal to
Aliens Brain Food, which promptly and
permanently restores all Lost vigor; 1t never
falls. 81 pkg. 9 Tor Sat druggists or by
nail from J. H. Alien, 3l5 First Ave, Nsw
York City. -. 81. rrnsAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

5 Hox. Jupor J. N. CorrlssusY, Cleveland
O., says: II have used scores OF pile, cures
and 1t affords me pleasure to say that / have
never found anything which gives such i'm.
mediate and pe'manentrelief as Dr.. Williams
Wholesale Agsnt: LOGAN { Co.. Whee,;ny
" Y: Va, and j. Q. DkaE & Co., Bird eport,
: WV sHlF-S q ~ lSI,,a p&N b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

"1r is eaid that water compoees three.
iourths Of the human body" Il is only
necessary to keep the head under ior law
minutes and the entire body will be com.
posed. 7.,5.is N q II I I. 80 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

KATE FIELD Ia lecturing on Dickens. II
Kate were married she would doubtless,
IN ltcsuripg her husband, give him the
Dickens. s.s IA. .,''l Md
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BADy said to his mother, who had false
teeth; Mamma. you arc very lucky :"
why my dear?' because ii ali vnnr
teeth ache you can pull them ont Al onca il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

The Peoples Remedy for Biliousuess, Con.
stipation. Piles, Sick Headache, Jaundice
d., is ALIENS Bilious Physic, purely vege.
table liquid remedy; large bottle, IS cen,s
At all Druggists. 71hsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

!. The Voltaic Belt Company, Marshall, Mich,
offer 10 send Dr.. Dyes Vol,aic Belt and a D.
planes on trial, for thirty days, to men,
young or old, afflicted with nervous debility,
lost vitality, and kindred troubles.
See advertisement In this paper. rrhsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26
"3oukh on Cornb,n


The best salye in the world for Cuts Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsun, Fever Sores, letter
Chopped Hands, ChilbIains, Corns, AID al
Skin Esuptions, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. 1t ia guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price Is cents Per box. III
For sale by Logan Il Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

Ayes sarsaparilla operates RADICAL 'dpou
aud through the blood, and Ia safe, reliable,
and absolute cure Tor the various diseases,
complaints aud disorders, due TO debility, o!
to any constitutional faint or Infection pAw
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GENTLEMEN not having the wherewith 10
20 to O summer resort can cool themselves
by reading the watering.place column
among the advertisements. ss9s
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Ghe Mttdli1qeurfr.
oifice' acs. 20 anu "a touriecnln ntrer,.
In MEnDHIAM,

t.5l n. In MEnOnIAM.
Bishop Mat!h1s Simp on, D. D., IL, D., vsat to NJ
..rsvd. JUNG IS, 1854. II :, ~. E' 49,. lIT
The fai eat rosa that bossons
To pufiiy The air, -
81 To .lrenyt4eu and 10 aweeten
CAInut escspc deaths cars. .,.
It fades and leaves its fragrance,
Aa,ttf Ing bte.Ih VT.
'ats' o. tndes' Jun 10 10 humsn hearts
.THw ImpeLe!tanle BY death. 7.,''.. -.
The petslA fall and scatter l1aIm
y ~, on the esrths broad b'eit;
ygs The h0ul Of RtAnd eIpiti' lon
"a Becomes Gods favored guest,
& Our. arc tho grateful memories
W HE and CUTS subllne,
And Uurs depth u sorrow
uattcolciled BY lime.
Twas his to b.ess the l,bor rI-
VI rekeler .llou hero,
TO 70 d raj the, hist light
au# More beautifully clear.
'Tisoun 10 ttuch his man,le,
ar A. tlih and rip It falls,
i"s ARD Say, with teaI.chotei voices, >
The Lord, who gave, recalls.
Loncpors, NJ. .,- 9 l.. OpsaltoLrzEn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

Wbolsale Agents: LOGAN g. Co., Whesiinc.
y. Va, and j. Q. Dksr & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

DREAMED last night that l was married,
ia that q bad dream2" Cross father. "The
only thing bad about it is that it Is not
true. -N,e-' sa3-75I-IIs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

THE most delicate persons enjoy tak,np
Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, give whole
some appslite, put new lie IN broksn-dowr
body.-ls cents. y7hsAu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

Mothers"an's Worm Syrup. VA
Iniallible, ta.tsless, harmless, cathartic. IN,
(everiahness, restlessness, worms, cons,ips.
ton. Twenty-Five cAnta. e. ",'.'' -f~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

ErRrSz's Genuine Wax Soap will not color
the clothes yelowish. WI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

The Floridians are said to be in grea!
grief over tie death Of the Prince OF
Orange.