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yIvASHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TWO TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUN
DAY. BETwEEN ALEXANDRIA,
AND ROUND HILL.

AND ROUND HILL.
Leave Washington at g:26 H. m. and 4:25 n.
m. and Alexandria at 8:32 a. IN. and 432 y. m.
Pass Lcesburg, going westward, at 11:35 a. IN.
and 6:35 p. m, and arrive at Round Hill at 1921
u. IN. and 7:20 p, m.
Leave Round nm at 5;27 n. m. and 30 p. m.
Pass Leesburg, going eastward, at 0:l5 n nj. and
b.05 u. M, and arrive at Alexandria ut S.29 u.
IN, and 7;l5 p, m. and ut Washington ut $50 u.
M. and 7:25 p,
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round Hill at 627
n. III. Arrives at Alexandria at 500 and Wash
ington at $50. Leave Washington at 500 p. m.
Alexandria at $40 p. M; pass Ieesburg, going
eastward, $40 q. M; westward, lO3l y, m.
3. NJ. BROPuY, Superlntendent
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Cotton Market.
, 7IIUW DhIoa.


Tho following shows the range OF prices In the
Chicago market yesterday ~ corrected by ro-
ports received by Robert J. Thomas, Metropoli.
ian bank buildlngi
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Marvin Safe Company,
ESTABLISHED 1883,

ESTABLISHED 1858,
2e6 Broadway, New York; 623
Chestnut St, Philadelphia, 90
Queen St., London, %. O., Eng
land.
] have taken heagcncy for the above Nalua'
hle ShtcH AMI Will keep constantly on hand u
fl NJ al sizes and sly les. whore udrti'S de-
string reliable Fro or Burglar Proof SAFE can
call and select Just such size orsyle AS hey may
need,
Old saf,s taken In exchange, and hberal
price allowed Tor same,
We win also Keep constantly on hand n hl
line OF Vault Doors also House SAT for sill
VUrware, Iewelry, Money Books Papers Su.
They are built Of heavy Plate iron; doors He-
cured by heavy bolt work and bost combination
locks are lifted M IN the most 81 ogant style, AMI
consist OF the very best FL eprOot Safcs, built
into q handsome cas-, Of hard wo5d-cherry or
ebony.
SAFES,
Call and SEQ them.
A. O, STEVENS, Agent.
Remington Arma Agency,
$40 PsunS Avenue, Washington, y, c.
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TRAyELERs' GUIDE.
pALrIMoRE AND OHIO RA1LRoAD.


mar BLERSD U VIDE ,lDhe..-,----~--
baltimore AND OHIO RAlLHOAD
HE NONE, rAsT LINE AND THE
ONLY LINE BETWEEN THE
EAST AND THE WEST
DOUBLE TRktcki A' gANNEY coUpLEni
sc,,rnr,r 81 STEEL l RAIL LSSiupAv ,uNr
sch ib issi u ~ hFFFtGGT Nof6
Leave Warrington nom station corner OF
N FoS 5 5hGDf CINCINNATI 4 HSSasS sf snd
Louis daily az 300 m lolS 8 eo, m: d holo
a. m daily to V cSicpSo nt except satnIday:
od For PP!Gisbnrg at $40 m and sto M
DS sio s Vim eepSs daTs 70 PtsSuTg
For HnS n MGnIoey VIA W U
ing and Lake Erie II. II,
one for Phadephss sunday "1a NV o 4oFk and
YoYo m. 1 daiy. WITH paTior and Sleeping Cars
attached, ann ,.,o,
$40. 9, and 1000 q. mi l2;l0 2 Eh 2;3o, =
500, $40, aud 1910 p m. .,. ,a.
For baltimore on sundays, o'5Vt o ,Si20, q
gao. an and 1910 p. m. NJ o'0' 80
i0 For ANN Hnnapoiis saSa M. and 1910 and Ai4o
p m. on Sunday 500 a. M, 4i4Q p m.
pam S g. p Sao Sf a %rnngon a 49,
4.4o, 2 md 1910 p. n; on Sundays $50 a; m,
METROPOLITAN id2' BiancS, 7loa M, and 65S p N.
daily except sunday, A;ib e. m. daily, for prln-
sa S1 a MsSps,Sn @ @Ss SsS
p: only; S iSS ErsasTisSs, sSS + m' ioiS M.
For HageIst6w1 1915 a. M. and 6i35 p. m.
o" Trains arrive rom the West daily, oi2o. 7i5o
a. m, 2i25, $40, 225 pi m; o.nr ann
Flo Ga Ess 4SIt daily sHciPP 1 $50
p. m sunday, O:53 .. m. 0;37 p m.
From Lexington GEO a. IN. daily and 2;15
p. m. daily, except sunday. .',-.--
a. mr. aO 9i5 ,. M and sia IL y IN, daily, except
sunday, S;f2 p. m, daily from Point Of ltocka
4 Ga ad 'eyS o hs 5 S5 % Sna iSS
p. NJ; on Sundays 2 440, gao. 1880. $40. Ga
All trains rom Washington stop at Relay Sta
u9n 3D. M No. N M orp,y n. tho RoIt.
more and Ohio Tieket ONCE Washington Sta
for baaaese To be checked and received at any
pSSlqMt n y The ,s, fix !IttyN;rs 1onp
W. NJ S ofTo Baltimore. NJ t d,P.A.
CnEsApEAKD AND OHIO RAILWAY.
~,
Ol0 a. M.-For all way stations and virginia
springs, heIingon, Ky, L9usyilie, Cincin,,
sSndSy II6S a ms 81 V WiIamsSyyt e.c VIZ
SeWpnns n Nielws, O,a ro,ni Soniof'' anu
1ay exceps snnd a. Louis,
md Shiesgo Sopnscing for all v pstins %ss
daily; does not stop p for local business, eS.
eept tho virginia Springs; through pullman
1o.so p eM-Eop Vii ,v anu stations and Wiz.
g inla springs nnS. and Columbus OHIO pA'iy
rer tIh 90 an% torma,ion amply AZ G. q O.
railway once sySnu Sa pIdsl
once aSnS"d col PennsylVania avenue, and = 4 K
|
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r OVER CEDAR POINT
wAsHINGToNS' CoNEy ISLAND
iSTEAlIBO1T LINES.

L ooK AT Low FARES.
FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
FlRsT-CLASs FARE, u.
The elegant steamers LAX II and MOSELEY
leave Sixth street wharf, Washington, Monday,
"wednesday, and Friday at 6:3O and Saturday at
q p. m returning Monday morning; connecting
at Norfolk with ali railroad and steamship lines.
Passage and rooms secured at b. d o. Ticket
Office, 18th and Pa. ave; o. 4. Thompson, 002
James Hotel, and General Office, 9th Ut. wharf
Telephone call, 731 g.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS--Steame ].
w. THOMPSON, Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day mt a. III. Fare, 20 cents.
ALFRED WOOD, secretary.
GEO. r. PHILLIPS Superintendent
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FUNO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
Il AND THE SOUTH.

POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LEARY,
Leaves Seventh street wharf on Mondays and
Wednesdays at 5;30, and saturdays at Up. m,
stopping ut Piney Point and Corntield Harbor,
going and returning
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS
MONDAY MORNING.
Exclusive connection with Boston and Prov.
dence steamers. Connect also with New York
and Richmond steamers, Norfolk and Western,
seaboard and Roanoke, Ocean View, and Viz
ginia Beach Railroads.
Passage ana rooms can DC secured at baltimore
and Ohio ticket office ut 14th st. and Pa. ave.
st Marc Hotel Polkinhorn's, next TO City Post
sve.' and az Com pany's office, 7th.st' wharf 1"
KNOWS EXPRESS Will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and private residences
Freight received daily until D. M.
WM. l.. WEIGH, General Agent
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EXCURSIONS.
C,AhRoLL INSTITUTE LADIES AID
SOCIETY.

Grand Moonlight Excursion of the Steamer w.
w. Corcoran on
FRIDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 8,
In aid of Carroll Institute Fair.
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II Hay Fever

lisa typc Orcatnrrh
la Wing peculiar
.,Nnptulnh ~ Is
attended by an In
lnmu.l condition OF
he lining IN q M
lrA.ic OF the nos
ribs, tcUrdlcts, and
ilTuUt, cling the
uug-, An HCrld
nurus Is scGrpted,
IN" discharge Is nc
'OmpaIlioi with u
llurllinls sensation.
There are severe
,pusnlS ofsneeling,
frequent attacks Of
headache, watcry
and lnilamed eyes.
CREAM BALM IA II
remedy founded ON
n correct DIAGNOSIS
OF this disease, and
Is. at druggists, 90
~ mail 10 cts,
ats, Owego, N X,
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TT b. COOKE d CO..
BANKERS,
1920 L STREET,
OFFER FOR SALE
District of Columbia per cent bonds
District of Columbia Water z per cent
bonds.
Norfolk City per cent. bonds.
Rio Grande and pecos Railway first mort
gage 8per cent bonds-an excellent and safa
Investment.
Washington Gas Light Stocks.
National Metropolitan Railway and Tolo-
phone Stock dealt In.
INFORMATION CIIEERFULLy FuRNIsHEp
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IYEYES ~ CO..
WILLARD's HOTEL sTABLEs
con, llrm AND ID sTs.N. w
BRANCH OFFICE Al TILE ARLINGTON
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PoBERT ]. THOMAS
Broker in
GRAIN. PROVISIONS, COTTON, AND
STOCKS
No. 613 Fifteenth Street, National Metropoll-
tan Bank building.
Orders to buy or soil. on margin or for cash,
executed on tho Chicago Board OF Trade and
Now York Cotton Exchange.
Constant Quotations instantly received by
direct private wires.
SAWYER, WALLACE Il Co., Now York Cor
respondent
Reference: NATL METROPOLITAN BANK.
Orders by telephone promptly attended 70.
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MEDICAL.
- WITH

May moan POISONED with Potash" This sths
enough TO take sRrsaparllas. Potash mixtures,
&C., until digestion is almost fatally impaired,
Swifts specific is 4 vegetable remedy, and re.
stores the system to health and builds up the
waste made by these poisons
Twas sune. Ing with Blood Poison, and treated
several months with Mercury and Potash, only
10 make me worse. The Potash took away my
appetite and gave me dyspepsia. and both gave
me rheumatism then took Sarsaparllas, &c.
All these Sarsaparllla mixtui0s have Potash In
them. This made me still woh.e as II drove tho
! should take Swins specific, and hcured mo Ok
the Blood Poison, drove the Mercury Anu Potash
out oimy Sys'em 9nd to-day a3,lt am as well al
WA "'' " salem salem Mas
John A. smith, the largest merchant in Gaines
vile, Ga, says; II suffered for years nom tn
combined effects Of Erysipelas and Eczema
continued TO grow worse under medical treat
mcnt and by taking medicine containing POTASH
5. 5. y cured mo thoroughly aud absolutely. MJ
appetite, strength and lesh returned as Iw1
treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailes
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer g. Atlanta, Ga
New York OfllCc. 100 West rwonty-thiri
street, between sixth and Seventh avenues
Philadelphia Osncc 1908 Chestnut street
NERVOUS DEBILITY. QUICK, PERMA;
HSgt az GiEr bGoE ,,i nee zee, olNlALE
NIGoR ron MEN, QUICK. syhE, SAFE
V Book nee, CIVl1ALE AGENCY. 1G0 FGs'
ton st, Now York.
XyARlCOCELE. PAINLESS CURE, BOOK
v tree, ClNlALa AGENCY, 400 FultonsL.
New York.
DR CuLIlvER's ELECTRIC BELT
FOR
ZEN % y LY.
This Bct or R1gpnCratOr Is made expressly
for the cure OF dcrIus ements Of tue EeneratiYo
organs. There IL no mistake about ths instru.
mcnt. The continuous stream of Electricity per-
mcutiug through tho parts must restore them TO
healthy action, DO not CouiOuut this with
Electric lirlts advertised to cure all Ills from
hCnu o. toe. IL - for tho ono specific purpose.
! For circulars giving mn Information, aldreai
| ton ST. chicago, III.
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PocHEsrER BREWING coMPANrs
RBH EEE FEE RRR
#n4R : + f. i { a
BBB EEE ZEE il II :.
AFFIDAVIT A. TO THE PURITY OF THE DEER
CITY or ROCHESTER,,

AFFIDAVIT AZ TO THE PURITY OF THE DEER
CITY or ROCHESTER,,
MONROE COUNTY, SsI
STATE or NEW SnnK.J
Frederick HOdecker, ofthc City OF Rochestor,
Monroe County, state OF New York. being duly
gagged In the Brewing business for twenty-four
years; that, as manager of the Brewing Depart
ment Of the Rochester Brewing Company, he
has sole supervision OF the beer brewed by said
Company; that neither glucose nor grape sugar
IN used In said brewery; nor any substitute what
ever for hops and that the Beer as manufactured
by said Company Is u perfectly puro and unndt ~
FREDERICK HoDEcKEK.Il
sworn To and subscribed before me this 22dS
day Of April, 1884. C. HENRY AMspEN;
| fI.sl Notary Public.
| orders for Rochester Beer for the trade or pri.
| waite families promptly filled by me. Telephone
Ger 1900 pennsylvania Avenue Northwest.
DANFoRTHs FLUID. THE ONLY
| aud No Chimney Bnrnersi Always same quail
| ityi neutrality-suspicious. Purest, whitest
| Boftcst, strongest, cheapest light
! DANFORrH'S NO.ClIiMNEY BURNER,
| the only one In the markell No wicks TO clean
| or trimi No chimney To break nor clean
| DANFORrIS NApOR COOK STOVEl
! First one In market Keeps ahead OF attempted
| durable, portable, easily managed, Cheapcstl
| Territory licensed or sold under patents
! ls,ucd. Goods ready for immediate shipment In
| any quantity. Town right sure livingi county
| right. competency state right FORTUNE
| Write for price list and particulars
| DANFORTu ILLUMINATING ~ MFG. CO..
O5B Fstroot Washington. d. q
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ss----sa-'----s-ss,------=--l
EAMILY FUND SOCIETY
(NEw YORK;.
.fsssssfsstssttsttttstttfss
BANKERS.

Private Stock telegraph Wires 10 Row York.
Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Rich
mond,
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH K. R.

La "a M, rE3n5::sz.s1 rss1zssssl csa:na.E:so
E7 =
Condensed Time Table Of TasSengcr Trains c,r
rseted TO DECEMBER 3D. 1sS3-Ccntral standar
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10 vain the Louiiville CovIier.Journal
attacked the above table, for tho New AL.
bsny Glrss Woiss hc] been thorn in
Henry Watterson's side aimee it started
within the radius covered by his news.
paper. It was also attacked BY Senator
Beck aud others in the Senate, bu! time
and subsequent wage Investigations have
proved it correct in every particular. The
profitable manuiactu,a OF plate glfss was
OILY begun in the United States in 1879
All made prior to TIN. had been made at a
less. Alter an earnest struggle and sinking
over $500. 900 capital, Mr.. DsPauw was nj
last succeeded in making plate glass at a
prof, and cla cult the American consul
mer is to-day paying about half as much
ior his plate glss, as he did before it was
made at the New Albany Glass Works. j
a careful examination OF Report No. 90,
"Glat3 Manufacturers Of Europe" Issued
last March from the State Department, will
show conclusively that the difference in
wages here and abroad is 100 percent, and
in some instances eshigh a9 30 percent, in
the three divisions OF the trade referred to
in Mr.. Weeks report. The protection now
afforded the industry is in no sense too
great. For years il has been struggle,
and large iortun:s, rs We have shown, in
plate glass, have been los. in establishing
the industry on the present scale. The ca,
pacity for home production has alike been
increased since 1870 in the manufacture Of
window glass abou, 50 percent, and in that
Of glrss 1ottlrs more than so percent
-As result Of this American enterprise the
cost oil glassware has been steadily decreas-
ed 10 the consumer. The industry ia still
exceedingly sensitive to foreign compe,i.
ton, and any ruthless cutting down Of
rates would not unlikely close up half the
g!a ! works in the country. We have Mr..
Da Pauw's testimony in regard to the re.
duction in cost Of plate.glase; the manuiac.
turels OF window elass, in their protest, a
few weeks since, before the Ways and
Means Committee, brought out the fact
that the competition Of American manuiac.
turerers has reduced the price OF window.
glass abroad from 1853 per pound to .O3l
per polnd in eleven years, 50 that the
saline specific duty which in 1873 produced
an equivalent ad valorem duty OF So psr.
cent now produced an ad va!orem equiva.
lent oil percent, and this reduction OF
foreign cost has been regular and con.
tinuous during the whole period; so that
both foreign cos3 and American price,
have run down 40 percent, aud this the
manufacturer very properly claimed estab.
fishes the fact that tho foreign manuiac.
turer, aud not the American consumer
DAVIS The du.y, & .fI ..sfr---,,,'
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MEDICAL,
Pale, Poor, Puny, and PalIid.

Considering all the ills that attach
little children, it is a wonder that any
Of the poor little youngsters live to
grow up. <r<'s
There are children who are truly
objects Of pity. They seem almost
bloodlcss. Their checks are thin and
pinclied; their eyes arc hollow; and
their skin is tightly drawn over their
forchcals. There is nothing hearty
about them. They do not enjoy
their lives. They arc suffering from
the debility that leads to marasmus.
Poor things! /,
Do 4 good deed for the pale, poor.
puny, pallid child. Hand itsmothci
a bottle Of B,osyn's Iron Bikters.
Here is life even for the most deli.
cate, the most dcbilitated; for the
child almost given up for.dcad, Iron
in the blood IS what the child needs.
10 bring it up. The little digestive
apparatus will recover. The pale
checks will fill out. o The weary
groan Of the child will be exchange
for themcrry prattlc;of infantilc glad.
ness, Your druggist will tclnyor
what wonders Bron7,:s Iron Biler,
has done for very sick children. II
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ID o.
VILE Winnie Ream wei modelling her
statue O. Farragut tho Almiral's old boats.
vain 7ised her studio. She asked him to
look while she worked, and tell her II there
was anything he liked, ''and anything vol,
don't like, either" she added. He stared
aud stared, and presently be began ia
laugh softly to himself. She turned quickly;
"Wha.'s the mat.er?'.. why, you've gone
aud left out the trumpet, and tho old man
never would q left it or tina. day." The
first idea was 10 repre- :ent tho historic
.'swear.word" scene at the pacIsge Of the
for''. ."Why, to be sure" she said, "aud
what else?" But jacks courage Wet gone
and ho hemmed and hawed, she urgini
him with questions until he burst out with
swell, now, look here, the old mar
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,To,,,c Proof.

.IIlUT ll'tANr' Ahu nn' Ia, =, :.
EtHeiT ,1% SCthns 'CclnIH t 70 nIi t,e ~
sS 1fsaIft tsttCa'C' bed zElli F'iilIiiE5,,
'''' Wheeling, ". Va.
Crtt, ,Tr,;s; pIi,nI ptI'ripV i"''e" ~ "s'' "e
s g. saiS EEHss ~: fn.DDyycT;.
o,e,c,5eI h To-, Nhcellrg, ". Va.
,rru,atcd slomaCh.-"Treatment
puJSFIii NI, We ,Iy,, mo relief. D.. Smith cured
,oiitl,!ss'H m WttVt - MOTT, INSURANCE Agent.
ID" ,n"r IA, fourteen years. Dr. Smith
Hy-"HId '0'" i0ul, rWAsiIlSaToa.
eaa i N,Ihiur se sSe VA a
S sId,.d 10, IUur'"n YEA Sna =" ">~NN ~
s.IS biz. Lh'fl' . sR; t1,HTnEglSE cApa.
yului street, y 'eIiug, ". Va.
r,aI i,r wars with cncccr. Had
CIaeck-.suVjiv tito uuLd Gftcr.eneh opc.'
AIN, lf.Enil'H '"'N M.s. II. N. CIRCUIT.
o.PLn ,,,us-1lu on nv buck for lS
Ills, EEiulio H Gyiur pr saith cured me
wl!6gut lni'e ~ 8'' "'''r THOMAS CoLilN.
,.r,,c., i'EIn 81 wheeling, VIVA
"p' ',sssoi R,riunl, ProIsRsas @aa F!e7,-
ulert'lofk o. SI AMI piCnNancCd !nrursb.c
"Na'tIemn Wy ur without kuiIe
ut SRIIa Caitd ''e TISut SUlnN rFI Any.
Martins Feny.
~ r,I1 wIllrs:--"pF. eni'lI's poles.
EeT u; w. In ny family have been NEST halls
.i4l'i T ;VS Ir"mmrad him 10 all asa Gehth
agl h'Ilpu! IN Stys; II had Teen suffering
W. MrgN'. "a "p rented by many paJ'iclAns Tor
strp ;at .a, st is fse 'i onE t@a
in+,4! ~! "E "Th re- ma III hospitals for
F'Ia,e y Su n.y. wc,li,Y advantage !n Ouch cases.
ie 5.as s saS u le'5 l yer:
.nlsSh 'tdn SKIN s" S yp HyTS0 ts.o ss i aa
,IS tsti, to 'Hylugtcs,, @
His cured WIhont the Eal H. ,,,o,., Nv ,ctc,
Mi ss SsHiGn pceIp: u iwo tcIeeCcnt .tamEs
.nd alVhr tesnine lItr; Orc. mrs ,rom o
W i'Tp'H ,tal.y. Cell IN u addtns,,
Az VI" ]' JpRS I. SMITH, N. D.,
.,y w 'p, 'hp'n It, MhcnIIng. W. Va.
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plrrsBURGH, CINCINNATI & sT,
LOUIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTK.
fs1 81 W
Time table for East and West corrected 10 JUNE
a, 1881. 5sti-. - $500 - 49,
Trains leave Panhandle Station, foot OF Eleventh
street. near Public Landing, as lollows: =
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w EkLlNG Il PITTSBURGH DIVI.
w SION, 3. &O.R.R. T.IIE- !, +
On and after November IS, trains will arrive
ana Hl de J,,,t as iollowh-Wheeling time: =
daily, except Sunday, - - - - - 'A''
For WHhinston-6:.o, Dos L. m., SOS, b:l5 D. m,
From pithbnrgh-e:50 q. m. daily, and $50 p. m,
From Tnhingien-s:oo. o:soa H.. lis, ESQ y, m.
Trains leaving Wheeling at Go a. m. and 8:Gb n.
H. Z. make close oonneciI,n at Washington ior
Pittsburgh Division for Baltimore and Connellryiiio
Coxe keSon; and points east OF Pittsburgh, -
=; X. LORI. Gen. Pass. Agt Baltimore, Nd,
rHO5: A.: KING, Gen. Supt, Pittsburgh, Pa.
K kpa bus,
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Advice to Mothers.

Are You disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by u sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth? II So send si
once and get a bottle OF MIRA. Winslowfs
Soothing Syrup for Children Teethine. Its
value Is incalculable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
1t. It cures dysentsry and diarrhoea, reeu.
lates the stomach aud bowels, cures wind
colic,softens the gums, reduces i. Illumination.
and gives to.e and energy to the whole sys
TEN. Mrs. Winsluw's Soothing Syrup Tor
Children Teething is pleasant 10 the taste,
aud is the prescription OF one Of the o!des;
snd best female physicians and nurses In the
United States and is for sale By all druggiats
throughout the world. Price Is cents a bot.
tie. nwsaw
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ut 10 claimed that Nsw York women looi
younger at 50 than Boston women do at 40
or Chicago women Ut &c." for the reason thai
they have been taking Ptruna for the pas
thee months, but Boston and Chicago wo
men are coming up In fine styls-entesinl
upon the home stretch on 3faaalin. got out
Q! your books on the Ellis Of Life" from your
drusgist as a present, and, as u directs, have
been taking Per1.na and uanaiin. My bowel.
arc In excellent condition, and the lungs and
heart are improving finely" 90 IS
DAw JIM WALKER, Layas, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

FORMERLY weak. nervous, dyspep,ie and
debilitated individuals who found only die.
appointment In the various bitters and Sc
cret qusck nostrums pretended kidney med.
icines, etc, are acreeahly surprised to regain
perfect health and strength OF mind and
body, and complete hearts esss and freedom,
from aches and pains by tho usa OF DR.. Guy.
sotts Ysllow. Dock and ssrtaparilla. It re.
storts every disordered function to normsl
condition. pAw !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21
THE WHEELING DAILY

wasn't such id fool as to 90 into a fight
with bis best clothes on, and you've logged
him out there like house aare!" Then
no fled NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. me-" the
sculptures, said, "lace to lace with the awful
fact that I had put him III full.dress uni.
form. sent q. once 10 Mrs. Farrngut for
fighting suit and she let me have the
very one he wore At Plsqnemine Bend, Of
which this IL facsimile" .. ~