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UBEr
4,is, UBEr. Il *.
Tho Tricks They Play ON Tenderfeot
BtHis'I l81l4 Ont There. sNst.I.Yi If.ll

2ss5 Out There. IN,
Blu Er. .E.l, y
At Ubet, NJ, r., during the cold snap In
January, ono Of the most inhuman out
RACES known In the annals OF crime was
porpetrated upon a young man who wen.
West in the fall, hoping 10 make bis pile In
time return In May and marry the New
York heiress selected before he went. '1T
While stopping at the hotel two frolic
some young women hired the porter 10
procure tho young mans pantaloons at
dead OF night They then sewed up the
bottoms Of the legs, threw the doctored
garments back through the transon and
squaaled "Firt!' N a Z. I'D! iT6
When be got into the hallahe wac vainly
trying 10 stab one foot through the limb Of
hts pantaloonR while he danced around on
the other and Joined In the general cry OF
Fire !" The nall seemed filed with PEG.
pie, who were running this way and that,
ostensibly seeking mode Of egress from
the flames, but In reality trying to dodge
the mad efforts Of the young man who was
trying to insert himself In his obstinate
pantaioons. IL IS 1LI7El NJ
He did not tumble, as 1t were, until the
nightwatchman 10. Babcock fire ex.
tinguisher and played on him. Very likely
1t was, .",sister, what are the wild waves
saying?'" VA lN G g5h' A.
Anyway, be staggered into bis room, and
although he could hear the audience out.
side in their wild, tumultuous encore, he
refuse 10 come before the curtain, but
locked his door and sobbed himself to
sleep. N i2o IN 'IlI aI0i'''
How often do We forget the finer feelings
OF others and ignore their sorrow, while
wereyel in some great joy! n- y II E]UI
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" got 60 HerVoHB ~ !9d!, WNcnln' their
doin's. that poured tea and coffee into the
same CUP. and when our big dog, Growler,
came creepin' in and put his cold nose onto
my hand, droprad q cup and cancer ard
broke it into twenty pieces. I told Grow.
Ter to 30 out, but instid Of mindin' mo lie
walked over and lay down OF Mr.. Alen's
feet, and in a minute that Lyddy Hall
screams out: See there, Mr.. Allen! Miss
Mix has sent Growler to tako care of YOU,
aren't you obliged to he,?' and l felt my
lace cl,un' as red ms fire, l was 80 morti.
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MEDICAL
When You are In Trouble

T OF 'tIf. ---------- tI'n.|l nm y IA. -4
lDoal be dismaih Your liver Is
torpid, perhaps, and you may be said
TO be bilious. The way to help you
out ofthe difficulty is to take Btostm's1
iron Biners, which sets disordered
tivers at work in good style. 14
y Donf be cross and angyyI Your
digestion is bad, and that upsets your
disposition. lfyou will try Browns
Iron Bitters, you will find the digest
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z Doat be dtsbowdeuil You arc
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and the bilious find rest, rcposc, re.
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use OF that prince Of Tonics, Browns
Iron Bttcrs. The druggist charges
4 dollar n bottle for H. 10 50 Z
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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest BY a sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting teeth? II 80, rend al
once and get bottle Of Mrs. Winslows
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upon 1t, mothers, there is no mistake about
It. It cures dysentary and diarrhoea, rsgu.
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col!c,eoitens the gums, reduces is Aammation,
and gives toss and energy to the whole sys
TEN: Mrs; Winslow's Soothing Syrup ior
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throughout the world. Price Is cents bot.
ue' NWsAw .
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Where the Fire is Out.
naglc No More a Mystery-secn From
Across the World.

" Ha,oun OF Aleppo," said Sir Philip Dcrval, "had
mastered every secret In nature which tho nobler
magic seeks 10 iathom. He discovered that the
true ast Of healing Ia to assst Nature 10 throw on
tho dtseasc-to summon, as It wc,c. the whole sys-
ten, 10 elect the enemy that has isboned on part.
His PROCESSES all included the rc!nvzo.a.ou OF the
principle Of liie." 5.,.5 Il < & 5l5 ftY III
In this the Eastern sage merely anticipated the
practice Of tho hest physicians Of to-day. What
lie Itself Is. nobody knew then nobody knows
now. But we have learned something Of the rea.
sous why the mysterious tide rises and falls Pro.
vided the great organs Of the body arc not irrepar
.by destroyed, medlcsl science can always relieve
ana often save. Yet no reputable ph aclan now
adheres to ,he.harbarous and stupid professor Of
depletion, such ss bleeding, BY which 1t wN at.
tempted TO cure disease by reducing tho pa.ionL's
abiiy TO resist T. NOWADAYS We do not tear
down The iort to help garri strengthen 1t.
In thtstEt lIiGcnt aud teuear1ent work Il "a con.
coded that pRs ker'a TOntc leadx all o her med
clnes. "a an inviRorant Il acts Immediately and
powerfully upon the circulation and tho organs OF
Digestion thus giving Natnr,, the assistance she
calls for 1t follows that all ailmcuts Of the yto.
ache. kidneys and liver arc at ouca relieved or
cured. No other preparation enb1dles tho same
qualities or produces similar rcslts II is delicious
TO use. and the best known anti II toxcaut. P,Icc
500 and ST. H!SCOx a = O.. Now York. ie2S i
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Caution.

No. 2l0 GRAND srRE1r, JrRsEY CRY, N. j.,
Feb. 49, lSS3.-rwo months ago suffered
with very bad cough, which kept mo awake
all night. l was recommended 10 put on my
chest two Allcoek's Porous Plasters. Unior.
turasely. my druggist persuaded me to Try
some other so.called porous plaatcr. LOS,
my money, for they were WORTHLESS and no,
OF the slightest benefit then procured
Allcock's Porous Plasters, and they com.
plstely cured me. J. +. Mc3lNNrs, (.
Imitation Porous Plasters are being adver.
tised and offered for sale. Beware OF them.
"Allcock's" Ia the only genuine. 77hsAw S
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nnME PROOF.

iypr plscases aud RheumatlAni.-
KllnGI rsa,T,hiy-"S0lGing seemed 10 help mo
tu1 So 70. Out o, bed y y Sn p,f fIlGd me-"
Wheeling, ". VI
c.,,,h polypus Of Eote !mp4iitsd q, tol CO.
bnIN., sSf,; patrit medicine lai co 70 help inc
b. smith eOH'F'''''' CHARLES ouADDUCK,
OF spS!iUl " UU., "huvlliisJ ". Va.
,,b liberated Stomach "1'rcatmou
pltptl1sDHtn.I Ia give mo rGllci. Dr. Smith cuteC
lot ran TNOAA5 ll0l;r, INSURANCE Agent,
~ "!lld them ior s9gt!esn !eai ~ amlt
~; mo" LOUIE + MAsiiihuloN.
ea aS,.tIis, RupanS sotss OIL heSa.;Ea5 soa w.
hypAi;a. d. s"'Na ss. UATMERlNE GAPS,
MaylGt Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
-"suDcrvd iot years WITH Cancer, Had
ts,M All; ,hfee tines rttutnel afscr each oper'
.ao y a'n'h c' ING NJ ssA f L. .a oSt6 Sssfue
or E tln yl.tnla d Anua-FInt Of ny back !or IL
Without tniis IL n'' "' TsiioMAs coLv1N.
vno,...lo Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, y. Va
r,,yIliUA Of kectum, iio.apsus M riles;-
n 10 Ole and pronounced lncunble.
" w MS.,i,S cutrd MT without kn!to." GH
d. spa'A sA' WAAulAh1ON DE14ANY.
Martins Ferry.
d.. II q. lGfi whteA:-"ps. Smiths psoies.
My' , ~ III my family have boon most satls
i.Si5;y, aud toonicnl hun 70 XII a. gentleman
Ind ttllltul phySGIien. "a, s., ,o0, nit s.,,u.
Va NAEAr koe sa Nv r aaa pSSn saaef r,
iot -,. b. saith tait mad a Mpe'w9lni, and
Gyssssi SotlrS removed 4 mouAlet l0y feet long,"
~ y Sl CoiIpAi,s-IhleO years ili ilespitaN foi
, ss riye me PECULIAR tvantagGs In such cases
Si pr,sSa. cured .! cs.htfn. Diseases Of heart, liver
Ne % Sa. tnSsS q mru snd youth, scrotulS an0
Gihp4 Justify - my racce@,
yii.s cIIGl Without The kni!e.
r.tiIS;s Al dsLAnce nay DO treated BY lotter
..d sstl,ac;ioh guaranteed. A chart for sell OK.
smias:!on lsui on teccip! oil two thrcecent stamps
~ rH,a.,itntiou q! orlce Tree. ofece houn from
n1f.r,, daily. Gail on or address
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: Nothing Like II.

No medicine has ever been known 30 effect.
usl In the cure Of all those diseases arising
from an impure condition Of tho blood al
Scovills Sarsaparilla, or Blood and Live,
Syrup. for the euro OF 6crofula, White Swell
ings. Rheumatism, Pimple,, Blotohes, Erup.
tons. Vsnereal Sores and Diseases, Consump-
ton, Groi.re, Boils. Cancer, aud all kindred
diseases. No better meansot securing beau.
tllnl complexion can be obtained than by
using scoyill's Blood aud Liver Syrup, which
cleansss the blood and g!Yes beauty to the
skin. H5Js ilr5 ~ rrhrAw :
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then out OF the door, and away as fast as
bis legs could carly him, and poor MI. Al.

len bRhfnd We = r." } 19I, HlT.1Tg4 la NV
aBrother po,nb ;umned nm and ,roda .
orah A. ,ho min Il, Sr;s co.t.,s;ia sh"n,;n
aa lond az hs ronid..sSton don't nm
the more von chase him tha fnrther ha'l
po.' TwanIt a hi: nj nseHhs Loaf ran on
and in a mirn,e ihav wa1a 'hoth mn NJ
sivht Most n iha ro,,rr "n y, an a,a,,eJ ~
to ieee ihe iun.,astfev an and M i for thni
onluckv SaIlv S,Iloa rha fa;ntsd In vnn,I
airneat. which ma,le mora confusion CIV N'
"Sech A huhhuh Won neyer saw avery.
one askin' oueations and Ianohin'. and tha
girls hoidin, m Ssliv and anrint1in' hsr
face with cold wa,er and M;sa st;isa Irwin I'M
for Saliva fs;n,in, navs har sach q tr y'
and in ;ha mia, ~ T. nj, ,na. sI ~ ,%a sn,all
boya went md bsinsd thnmsa,vas IL M
much Aka and ira r., ann, aa thav co,,,I oil
and ali without nav;n, a;thor 49,. -. e'''
HAunt Ra,sev saw ,en, H,a, a,d ,,a,,o ,
prah AZ Johnnv Evars ;.a, as hn ras audi d;n y
Din into The freezer. and nd p aomebow N he.
iwaan ,o,, thar ,,nsa, A. w. 1eI i.;,,t' W
Il STRAINED MI ovar ev ar, lnee Ae ~"
"WelI. that was Tho i,niaiin; ,onch- w r
neyer sold nnother nennv'a wor,h thai
nipht-anI nj lasl aeein' thut folLa wa. ho'
pinnin' to o. Anna Hail nronoaad 70 am nv
lion off tbs whole lot ior "a p'o i"'1 " "1s
"But Aunt BETSY aaid md 7 av,eed with
her, that We betier saya tha cska ior ~" NO
Sunday picnic. and vive Il a chnnce N drv
for tbinps was most,v aonn;n, wat with ~,
coffee: and knsw weit anonvb amas o
would lest make A iot NJ inn and them
knock the hull down IN MANDY .Iones. he'a
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The very best remedy that can be CON-
pounded from our present knowledge .oi
drugs, for colds, coughs, asthma. bronchitis
and other lung diseases. is Dr. Wistar'a Bal.
sam Of Wild Cherry. II has cured many
cases OF consumption when al! other remedicn
had failed. A single spoonful will cure an
ordinary cough or cold and give instant re.
lisf to asthma. II is soothing, healing and
Strengthening to throat and lungs aud Is very
pleasant to take. 4. 81. paw
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FoR seven Yeas Ailen'a Brain Food ha,
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A COMPLETE cure for that facilitating drain
that indicates q weakness Of the urinary or.
eans, nasal catsrrh and other evidences Of a
diseased mucous membrane may be found in
the uas Of Dr. Guysot,'s Yellow Dock and
saEssparilla. Don't DO frightened by the adj.
refreshments OF quack doctors. This remedy
will purify the blood, strengthen the paris
Affected. heal oil irritation Of the mucous
membrsne, and remove every symptom OF
the disorders. LISA sure cure for neryous
debility and general Ill health. pAw
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I AN a nou-beiieysr in patent medicines,
bat having experienced marked ielief from
nasal catRrrh and hosrssuess by the use Of
Eiy's Cream Balm, can recommend 1t 10
those suffering from this lonthsome com
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or stoppage OF the throat so annoying 10 snr-
ers and clergy E. PHlL1Irs, 14oos
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"HAcKxErAcx,"4 a lasting aud fragrant per
fume. Price % and 80 cents.
sHlLoH's CuRE Will Immediately relieve
Group, Whoop!ng Cough and Bronchitis.
s For DYspEpaIA and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shiloh's Vitalizsr. II meyer fails to cure.
a NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle Of
Shiloh's Catarsh Remedy. Price so cents. 5
For sale by McI,in Bros. and A. r. Young,
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THERE was large boiler Of scaldipg
water over fire in the yard and several
black imps playing near 1t. Suddenly a
shrill voice was heard from inside the
shanty: "You, George Washington, keep
away from dat ar biler. Directly you e
gwine ter upset de biier and scaid yerself
ter def;an' when you is, you'll be do fus
one to say, "Twasn't me, mammy."-Teras
Siiinas. ~ ~ =. u. N
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A GENTLEMAN from Orgell Pa, called nv
attention to Ely's Cream Balm, as remedy
for Catarsh, Hay Fever. etc. He was 60 earn.
est In Inserting. it 10 DO a positive cure (hin.
self having been cured by ~ that i pur.
chased stock. The Balm has already Of.
tectsd cures.-P. F. HYATT, NJ. D., Borden.
town, N. J. g,l 80 n 1Thsaw
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world,
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Is cents per box. For sale at Logan & Co. q
Bridge Corner Drug store 4, If.si-. =. - III
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"OH, yes, it was horrible situation! NY
husband had disappeared for two years and
| did not know whether he was living or
dead!" 1T was really horrib!e!" "Just
think. 1t was impossible Tor me to marry
again!'-French Fun. '..G5,l, =
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= SPEAKING of an old gentleman who gave
himeei out as lone OF them d-n literary
fellows" "But have never seen any Of
his writing" THAT doesn't astonish me !;
he only writes posthumous works. "-.dnon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

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