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Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03

Sill S.nlen fan forubsu en- bel NGnss
be m6eu 9iteratur ueutes en- ny guens
tprsS Canning at Gsbisrnieu; ben ital
Ie6iases af Gesntnser, uofsrte al uOrite
6lnitnsre.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03

On SllOeie paa en- @aarb / Cub
b%ranpsbaIen bar siort Glenefe | IS
Nar pau iamme @aarb bun er M 81
aur CANNED, men fan ~frembsles itjotte
fit Grbet6e tilireositiqen6e.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03

vi en- Geiienoe CT Der til en- auis mebs
belt tsIsenbe :6orIeben aften tom en&ons
ino / en- 6upe | bet siennemsaaenbe
ytattos siennsm SVEN % SiaIunb.
@fter at bun baube faaet pIaceret fine
mango Yaffer, iatte Jun fig neb meb
en- ~lansastis Ruue Gsi paa StiSOet.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03
glnIia hapoe man paa Isien mel.

gfglIg gap0e nun pda Telfn met
lem Sinoe os Studerso AnIsbuins til
at lie en- mGrtsIis 9uftipsiIins sller,
iom bet osiaa fables, 6uta Rorsuuu.
Oct fOreitiusbe en- tor gp imeb Suie
pda 4 Stotuert, Slot, Saftuins ps
50, FAINT 6anaIer sisunsm @aesrue.
Sette interesionte Spn uarsbe Is Ris
nutter.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03
Weoiemmerne al Oct 9orife
s~ieniiSi8e Seffpttelfes. Selifab |
@iuneibeif Gpuutu!

slse ira ben isrite SesphseIie bar bette
Sel'tab pitt is ION en- iGroeIes beloie
Sron'ns, men for of bet iremoeles Ital
gao laaleoes, mao Der bruses 5oriistisbeo
Of bpert Yieolem Of 6orsninseu. Siutersn
CT 'orbaanoen, ps berfor ber Vile ps gus
poer mpoe ben meo CuHsrrr ps Sturitens
piper I Den behite Srben. 5uriiatia bpr
ma pQre. e.. r.. SIrnent
liz. Grelieent.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03
aseeorob @uaue,s soueo.

Sobn o.. Glad. Yrincipal, er en-
boss6olber msb IS aarS Grfarina.
Ban tiIbpser ct ubitrdtt p~rattilf RurIas
ior 80 Dollars. Der er SaIuparten
faa mango g!epsr iom iibits Aar tomns
til, beribIanbt en- RIosie urge Oamer
Senb efter bet lobe Mars @trtuIare.
No. Is. It.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03

unoerfe9Heoe nster oeo pifentliq Nnttipn
al iGlse q &eliOu Sobniou fsarm, 4
gtls ! Spo.git ira 9ecp.ub,
SbersOaseu ben 4oc December,
tslssnoe Sassr, tilbsrenbe aelion sSobu.
ions 9posbo:
70 aIser, al buiIte Here er iuIobIpns
S9ortborn, benpeo so Stuoe, apier %
Saloe, nosle fulobIpbs; / Hegprmit Sor,
peter, ! McGormid @otper, / Selfbiuber.
2 Selteriper, ~gOrnplouse, Suliep Corn
plouse, Cullen S~tirrinsplouae. saomolti.
ner. aimtnoeIise Slouse, Corn ultipotprs
Drills, HaHnins Aius, SssafeI for Seite'
fraif, 9arper, 2 Cumbersome. 1 Corn.
Sbeuer, Saster, en- lei 5~Isosipaue. Spe.
DC, 9ais, Snprs os Se, 1 SpmaStine,
Nsblsr, Done, Siefientsi, liant en- bel
9RRnsoe andre ling.
Settueclfer: Vile GUNNER poo 500
euer EHoer ioHiant. gaa fis-re Belpb |
Vars Seuitano mob soee 9otes Ga 8 pQt
dem %toeent gfilas mob iontont Setoliuo
paa QUE Selsb oper so.
Guiiionen ~bespuoer 81. 10 aormioboo.
=. e. x~lnoertou.
y. Stttrion, auttionarius. 10
4O. ] sisp yOrt sumIe hos
H. 3. Ssasea.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03
2ptai.Mptitfcr.

"Sfauoinaocn"s, "gors
oeu"s % "Nmcrtsa''s Abonens
ter i Decora5 Os Smesu tunne fOrs
npe I'm Subieripiion bas
g. d. @%uifsbers,
12.ll.2m. Ageut.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03

gplig inopieSes / SIuiebOImstirtsn
/ StotboIm 8 unse Mlenb, Der uiI
bragg ub til 9ebninselanbsne. Sire al
benz craser til Subieu for at aabne en-
ny Nisfion bIanbt 9Oubsrns, ct at be
tnSiife uriolf, os to brassr til afrita.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03
aus ftQcic.

Ytit Sus, belissenoe paa Tan Street, %
inoebolosnoe 6 SGrelisr, er tileie. Sil
quiet berer Stab, Giiterne Os Srsnb,
iamt en- 6rngtbape. en- goo 9eier fan foo
spee SetiHselier. 112.
z. =. TcIiou.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03
nafbenteNe Srepe ueb Seeorab y. 8. til
ben lite December 1884.

Yfr. Gbriiilon VI Soueiruo-Ntiel GIous
ien-G 6 4rneion-guen Saafenion- VI.
= Sobuiou - aubrep 9 yintpis Riis
anna y Spbniuu-Sulia Y 7ubl- Rrs
Seleue @nseu-Sofrano 9aniou.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03
Moofrlan0fne.
Wpt8e e.

4eqjeringen ital pGre ;nbe for, at
Soseb. Gmbsbsrne %sfterbuunben inbbras
ses.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03
GebsfaD.

sipiussIist SsssiaIS sVtsg,s I -TteorstsrsitsH isR
TAIL sratis. Ga seimos en- issssn Snn,IStre q
sitlIsi.isrs suhssls ,Hsr I.sissst at ssrs. 30 mas fsf
fos.szi s.isI,s 8 ca. sL. ftHsI.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03

/ Stplehuiet / &et DEBORAH n9iie Spnbas
5orm. 81. 1019. Mau beoes ON at be.
flenot9Ipre bette.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03

beie benz.
gipt Cplag Of Steut0i os 9Iasunrer bos
~. !. Sanger.
Rosle ina Guiiu Ladies Cloaks til ME.
oct ~Heoiotte Sriier, oa jes oil haze Dem
ioI3t til Sui. s.. Z. Sausen.
8 min pilasioytersoe Sarebsbolauiu er
ben beoite AnIeoutus til at flsbe 1ulepre
ieHter iiRr / oisie tnnp9e 9enaetioer, oa
man mere emo alminoeli8 maa is otter bet
iOm er npttist % biuist
St. !. Sauaen.
Ladies Felt Shoe and Slippers and other
warm, lined Shoes at
q. =. @ausen.
TeoIaats Sassr / Sl,foaaier en- Specia
litet hos St. :. Sausen.
2e fan tiebe 9reis Goods iii nuerIa.
ceite @riier hos 81. y. Sansen.
Srseu ialssr 9rsis 5lanneIs laa biaist
iom g. !. Saueen.
6ianneler, 8sprer os 8arn fra Eecorabs
6actorp hos st. =. &aueen.
Sanolter cg Sotter af beole Slngs til
binigiie Bris hos St. Z. &ansen.
Stppler ! tort uouois % bsofte Sloss
hos g. =. Sauaen.
Slsb life g%Saterproof, ier 2e bar ieet
nit Sa9er oerGf. St. 4. SaIgen.
High-cut oil grain buttoned Stp Tor
Gamer, Smaapiser Os Sprn bos
st. Z. eaussn.
9lesodrer o9 SGn9elamoer i fort LID.
ual9 % biligt hos Sc. Z. Sausen.
Gioattnes o9 cloat trimmings biaiaere
END no8et anbet Steo hos
St. =. Sausen.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03
Sceorab &pimociorenina
Spor 0uosticueite

mpoer 5orsoas ben ABE December DO.
Mrs. Irof. Seque.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03
all Iamcrue.

Are iterre &artier Of 2ametadber or al
TONNE til Sarien forleosH lise. Som %
beie benz.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03
St0rartet Nuttions-Sala.

unoertssneos nster peo %Oifentlis Nnttipn
al lelse paa ReliOu SUbnion Sarm, 4
gRtls | SposGt fra 3ecp,ab,
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03

Gpt Cplas of SteutDi os 8lasuorer bos
~. !. 8ausen.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03

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giosle ina THiiu Ladies Cloaks til me
oct ueoiotte Sriier, oa ies oil haze Dem
iolst til Sui. s.. Z. Sauaeu.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03

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Decorah-posten., 1884-12-03

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

And How To Savo 'he Hoya From 1,
/. N. "a. Han Heanlfa I.a.s-sa go. ~

Anu How 10 SRvO .ahe Hoya From ItV
N. Y Tibune.
There are several ways in which such an
evil eau DO met. Ono ia by providing lite.
nature for children that shall DO cheap and
wholesome and yet attractive. A great
deal OF progress has been made III this
direction by some OF the publishere, who
hardly reach, however, any class but the
children living in well-ordered snd well.
sheltered homes into which the flashlitera.
ture seldom makes its way. What is need.
ed also is cheap literature that can meet
the flash literature on its own ground
that will be cheap, and at the came
time attractive without psndering TO
vicious tastea. Here, Of course, the pub.
Usher OF the decent cheap literature must
be somewhat at q disadvantage. It will
not always hs easy to give the same relish
to his stories as the publishers OF the Bow
Pirates and the Juvenile Ja~breakers nut
into theirs. But q healthy boy has no ma.
tural interest in crime, and there arc clean
and honest subjects enough to interest him.
II is a great mistake to make children's
literature mawkisb, or to talk down to
them in q patronizing way. They like
strong meat as well rs the rest Of ua, and no
one cares 10 be made to feel nferiority. 'f
Another way in which the flash reading
evil can be met is for parents to take a
closer interest in the daily lives Of their
children. How many y fathers who read
these lines know what their bows arc read.
ing? Too many boys are turned over, as
ii by contract, to the schoolmaster, and no
more thought is taken Of them. A little
closer association between parents and
children in many cases would leave less
chance for the vender Of fash literature to
atep in. ~ s55,7.F- =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

Summer Feeding Han -ConipHsed With
winter Notwithstanding Figures. .
Chicago Tribune. I,--
1t is not unlikely that the plan Of feeding
IN the summer instead Of winter feeding
would bring some measure OF relief. Flesh
can be put animals much more rapidly in
warm than in .culd weather with given
quantity Of food. In summer feeding the
owner gets the full ben, ii! Of his pastures
by using them i'll tho way designated by
Natur; the stock caves much Of The labor
Of making hap and Of feeding, and cattle
fsttened in summer and tiuished in early
winter come to market when tho vast
hordes OF cattle from the plains have pass.
ed, and at a season when heavy, fat cattle
are In better demand than in warm weather,
In some respects the winter Just passed
has been unusually favorable lor. feeding.
yet it is likely that very few feeders have
made more than seventy.tive pounds OF
beef for each fifteen bushels Of corn fed.
Feeding Elk months would require for each
steer ninety bushels Of corn worth so cents
per bushel in the Chicago market. Good
steers OF l loo pounds weight would have
cost iour cents per bushel in this market
this fall, and il fully ripe would bring six
to six and one-half cents per pound. Hay
may be counted, for the. purpose OF eo,i-
mating the cost Of feeding, at S. per ton in
the feed.rack. Upon thu above basis the
cost OF feeding say fifty steers through the
winter would have been about as follows:
Fify bul!ocks averaging ], 0pounds, at LEGO
-Four thousand I've hundred bu corl al 5Y c,s 1850
Interest OH cost Of Cattle att peIceui......... IS
Interest on cost Of corn, say three moulhs.... 81
FlttS tUus nay At 50
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SprfnK

u II H I'll. .ltH D.. I'd "
liz 10 many the most beautiful season OF the
year, but to others 1t brings troubls In the
shape Of eruptions, blotches, ulcers, feelings.
utc. We Offer to all such the only purely
vesetsbls. reliable and safe remedy to force
OUT all this poison. 1t is natures remedy.
prepared from the roots OF the forests, and
nothing in It's composition comes from the
apothecary or chemists shop. DO not lake
Mercury md Potash mixtures for these com.
plants, for they are as bad or worse than the
diseases. Swifts Specific roots out the poison
nrd eliminates it through the pores Of the
skin.
Mr.. B. W. C,llier, Indisn Springs. Ga,
says: "For ten or twelve years had an ugly
ealing sore On my face which has been en-.
tifely cured by swifts Specific. not even
lesvinge scar t, mark the place" y
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. TIE SwIFr epEc1rio 90 q
ag.1 Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga. =
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! ~ BuSpendcr. n. "A
Cafcogo Tibant. 7lh 10 ~
a"Do you really love me, Bsryl?'
A pair Of soft, lussrous eyes looked up
inquiringly into tho face Of Harold wy.
verne, and over tho sweet, girllsh face
sSept a wave Of pallor, quickly followed
by u sunny smile as she saw by the expires.
sion OF Harold's face that his question had
not been asked in seriousness. hi, Al \
SHOW you frightened lne,n she said,
nesil!ng cloas beside him In the conlding,
trustful way that Ia so characteristic 81
woman when abe Ia about to lay pipe for q
new bonnet. I'll you had been In earnest,
Harold, l believe your words would have
broken my heart--" and stepping to the
other side Of the conservatory, into which
they had wandered inter the last waltz, she
gazed steadias!ly out into the deepening
gloom Of q November night. p
poor little birdling," said Harold to
himself, show madly she lover me. NV
words, oven though, spoken in Jest, have
Affected her strangely, aud she steals away
Tor an instant to conceal the tears that can.
not be restrained" eg .E7ls G,illi
Hcrold had never been arrested for
knowing too much. He waa young man
Of singu'srly pure life and tight pants, and
never once had there swept across the un-
licked horizon Of his lawn.tennis and
cigaret existence the cold, stolid fact that
alter whirling il the dreamy measures Of a
waltz even tho best OF women love to steal
awhile away and stand unostontstiously on
the eide Of their feet In order that their
corns may throb untrammeled in all the
buoyan. g!adness Of temporarilly.remoy.
ed slipper. And 60, when he started to
cross the conservatory, Bsryl'a quick move.
ment Was interpreted rs thrill OF inv at
his approach, and there yelled up from his
heart great flood Of love for this eirl-a
maelstrom OF tender affection that he
could neither control nor explain. And
when he had reached B.ryl's side he saw
again the lustrous eyes looking into his
ielt the ,dewy lips quiverinY beneath the
large, Observation-Disclosures kiss that
ne pressed upon them, and over all there
came the eubile odor Of the flowers that
surrounded them-ft incense indeed for
the altar of pure and passionless love,
II know you love me, darling" he said,
drawing her close to his eky- bus suspender
and bending tenderly above the coronal Of
golden hair that her father had agreed TO
pay Tor the first of The month. II know It
full well, and it WAS wrong Of me-yery
wrong-to cause you pain. Am I for.
giyen?" s5
For answer she twined her white, gleam-
ing arms about his neck, and as he stood
there, willing prisoner in those dimpled
letters Of love, sne kissed him in the low,
non reverberating fashion she had learned
at Vassar. Yes" she said, II do indeed
love you, and when we are married I will
prove that love by test whose potency
cannot be denied even by these who scoil'
at welded bliss. You will know then that
my lows Tor you ia not the cphemeral pas
eion sf a cay, but deep, enduring current
that flows on and on forever"
NV hat is this test ?" 10 aske.
" shall, she replies, "never try to make
biscuit" From "And YET lToman," by
Murat Hals!ead. s,sslI a I'll :
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THOUGHTS ,oiSiwonAa.Ss
In love, az in war, . fortress that parle,
Is half taken. q ]!

In love, as in war, q fortress that parley.
Is half taken. if7 (
q Alan Ia Indispensable to awoman who
can no longer bluBh. s i5.tI;ssS;
The man who can govern q woman car
govern nat'on.--Dal!ac. 4 ~ ia (. Is lSi,s
The mistake Of many women Ia 10 return
sentiment for gallantry.-JouG n
It Is easier to make all Europe agree than
two women.-Lnlis NlH. 1e$S ET-i
God created the coquet.e "a soon rs lie
had made the tool.- Piclor Hugo. .gSi's
A woman who has surrendered her lips
has surrendered everything Ward.
OF all heavy bodies, the heaviest Is the
woman we have ceased 10 love.-Lemoniey.
Woman Is q charming creature, who
changes her heart rs easily as her Gloves
Bulsac. "a x Il a.1}5 s.,fjS Va
Who takes m eel by the tall or woman
Of her word soon finds he holds nothing.
Prorsfb, sr.fil g}3. iyalt. -
I haveHeen moro than one woman drown
her honor In the clear water Of diamonds.
D Holdetot. r'7,'' II sit521 r39i
HOW many woman Woulu lauRn AZ Inc
funerals Of their husbands II it were not
the custom TO weep2 gH rj
Women deceived by men want TO marry
them; It Is kind Of revenge. as good as
any.-Beaumanoir. 'a9sG,i
An asp would render its sting moro ven.
omous by dipping 1t into the heart OF a CO.
quette.-Poincelot. 5rEs
Rascal That word on tho lips Of wo.
man, addressed to a darling man, often
means-angel. 6f:: q; rs
: We mset in society.Emany attractive
women whom we would fear 10 make our
wives.-DHarleri!le. 60 .g,
A woman who ptetends to laugh at love
Is like the child who sings ut night when
he Is afraid.-J.J j. Rousseau. n
It Is easier for q woman to defend her
virtue against men than her reputation
against MISUNDERSTANDING. 5,J1aa
Women swallow ut one mo,7thful the lie
that fatters, and drink drop by drop
truth that is bitter.-Diderol. 5lg
She Is the most virtuouu woman whom
nature has made tho most voluptuous and
reason the coldest.-La Beaumele. ?,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03
.1CLY'S
CREAM BALM

Apply by the flnse
intn thenostrils. II will
be absorbed, eilcctually
cleansing the nasal pas
saHes OF catarrhal virus,
i,iinn hnalihx snnxa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

WH.EELlNG q PITTSBURGH lvl.j
W sl0N,LP. q o. h. X 55S's III -'i.ff5s,5
On and after November ID, trains win arrIye
For ptiRhnrgh-G:1 q, N, and Sos y. m. daily.
except Sunday. :. ~}5Ea''G III. =, =
70. ".sit,., son-6:2o. 9o5 a. m, sos, 6:lb D, m.
except Sunday. yttT V, -I'ITE-sr'-'5'5 49,
From mssaiugton-S:oo, $50 a. NJ, lis, $50 n. M
Trains leaving Wheeling ut GO q. m, and 3:O6 n
n. mako close connection at Washington 'ior
NY NY neapnfE, and a. Pittsburgh with Trains on
Coke keson aud points csat OF Pittsburgh, : $3.50;
Y; =. LoRp, Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltimor, Nd, 81
THOS: N: KING, Gen. Supt, rittsburrh, Pa. II
rt K. II sNfTH. Pass i~n.,t pttshr, ~ pa rGTlfss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

From John Kuhn, Lafayette, Ind, who
announces that be is now In perfect health.
We have the following: "One year ago / was
to all appearance, in the last stages OF con.
sumption. Our best phyacians gayo nv
Gaze up. finally got so low that our doctor
said l could only live twenty-four hours, Nv
friends then purchased bottle of Dr., VIM.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs, which cous!d-
ernbly benefited me. continued until /
took nino bottles, and I am now In perfect
health" = f.3,,Egs rrIIrAy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03
LETTER FROM j. MALCOLa SMITH,
Clerk OF Webtchester County, New York,
Issf For Nine Years. TIA ~.

=
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, May 7, 1881 have
for many years been troubled vt times with
muscular rheumatism and pleuritic psing,
and have always found Alcocks Porous
plsstsrs to be quick and efficient in alfording
relief. -. g. -, IL '''''"''''
In December last had an attack OF Pneu-
monia, which left one of my lungs in week
aad extremely aensisive condition, accom-
panied ut times with severe pain. The ap.
plicatloa of one plaster relieved the pain in
short time, and havs worn one almost
constantly since, as protection 10 the weak
eued lung. \.
l have used Allcock's Porous Plasters for
myself and family for over twenty five years,
always with speedy beneficial results, and
do not hesitate 10 recommend them lor their
mild counteI-irritant qualities, AID for their
efficiency in relieving soreness OF the lungs
and pains of rheumatic or neuralgia char
acter. '9' ilt J. MALcoM SarrH.
Be sure TO obtain "Alcock's'' Porous Plst.
ter, as all others are worthless limitations.
~ -=I...H.. ..=NHr TThgAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

!. A day, or two ago an Auburn IN. Y.)
father told his bo! S to hang their dogs.
Pleased with the idea, they took their dogs
to m appropriate place near the house,
tied ropes to their ncckp, aud strung them
to q tree, where they wcra allowed Il
swing several minutes, alter which they
were cut down and sti etched out upon the
ground, apparently lifelesa. /, A grave was
dug, the dogs inferred, the boys returned
to the house and went to school,. They
were very much surprised on returnipl
home at night TO fad their dogs there, live,
" and well as ever. They declare the dog
hung at least 10 minutes, and then wtr,
buried under at least two feet Of earth. ;sIil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

IT has just occurred 10 the editor OF an
y 'glish paper that "he first President Of
the United States never saw a steamboat"
As cad as this may be, it Is not the worst
thing that happened him. He never saw
Sammy 1ilden or Ben Butler. Think OF
thai !-Norristoun Herald, II -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

"Eow ara We ever Ding to get through
our sur:ug and summers 'qork? We are sll
run down, tired out beit'rn it begins." So
say many farmers family. Wa answer, so
to your druggist, and pay five dollars for ak
hotties Of Ayers saraApnr;lla. This is st
the medicine you need, and will psy COM
pound interest OF. the invp stn,rn.. u nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

FEox Msjor Downs, Military Instructor,
Mt. Pleasant Academy Sing Sling, N. y. !:
During the very cold weather was suffering
with Catarrh. My head and throat ached 80
severely that I was Obliged to keep quiet.
Ely's Cream Balm was suggested. Within an
hour after the first application I felt relieved,
the psiu began to snbs;de. Ia few DAYS /
was entirely cured.-W. A. DowNs. Price so
cts. H. f254 ss55Es-t 1rbsaw &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

A goRMEH invalid writes: " was greatly
reduced IN health and strength, caused by
bad blood. 1had dezan boils in difIersnt
parts OF my body, and suffered MANY aches
and pains, willis the least exe,.ion gave ms
great fatigue. l took three bottles Of DR..
uuysotts Yellow Dock and sarsaparI)la and
am completely cured. l3At night TepioyV re-.
treshiug, dreamless slumbsr, and ali day
feel energetic and strong. 'tI855 ;1is{ frxw !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH K. r.

Ia "a IS, go 80 .1l7er7sszfal51 cTINHaEo
Condemned Time Table Of Psssenver -1rains "a,
, ,sated TO DECEMBER 81, 1sSs--Centnl Btandar
llhe va y = = sy.tf.5 E1$fe2s tSly77!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03
a FnirOHcr.

The Vol tsic Belt Co., Of Marshall, Mich,
offer TO send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt and Electric Appliances on trial, for
thirty days. to ,neA. old and young, afflicted
with nervous debility, lost vitality, and many
othsr liseasas. ~, f,75 'l55.llas1- n,
Sen advertisement in this paper. 7rhs&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

Tha hest salys In the world for Cuts, Bruises.
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheunl, Fever Sores, Tel.
ter, Chapped Hands, Chill blains, Corns aud
all Skin Eeuptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. It is Guaranteed
| 10 give perfect satisfaction, or money refund.
ed. Price Is cents psr box. For sale by l, :
gan & 90. ~ s re M -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

I WOULD recommend Ely's Croam Balm 10
any one having Catsrrh or Catarrhal Asthma.
| have suffered for five years 60 / could not
lie down for weeks at time. Since l have
been using tbs Balm can lie down and rest,
I thank God you have ever invented
such q msdicine.-FRANx P. FuaLHIan,
Pennington, N. Fl. Trheaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

For the fifty ripe bnllocks, averaging
about ! 800 pounds, at say Elk and one half
cents, $4.S42 would BIZ obtained, or S33
more than the actual cost. This seems 10
be small sum to receive 10 return for
wadlng through mud, wallowisg through
snow, ind toi!ing through winters storms
in the work Of feeding cattle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

FoR lame Back. Side or Chest use Ehiloh's
Porous Plast.t. Prize Is cents. - 'f
SHuoH's CnuaH and Consumption Cure Ia
sold BY US on a guarantee. It cures conaump-
ton. LF 1i',-s5 45Nt'+i;
sHl1oHs VrAL1zER Is what you need for
Constipation, Loss of Appetite. Dizziness and
all symptoms Of dyspepsia. Prizes 10 aud rs
cents per bottle. f ~ p
CRoUp, WuooRHs Couan and Bronchitis
immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. q
For sslo by MoLane eros. and A. 7. Young.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03
/ aHEEP MAHKET


Trade Is quite slow; tho supply rather limited,
bu! pretty equal TO d very moderate demand. Tho
quality ls rather better than last weeks offerings,
but the best will be rcshippcd East. We quote clip.
ped sheep ut 4n5sssc, Audiwool Sheep 4a6,ic Limbs
~ 10 Exc per ID. gl0ss came time last year sheep
Eold " hla7c and Lambs same IS to-day. RI ll'.