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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-07
Prison COntractLab

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The Legislative Committee OF the Labor
Congress Of New jersey have agreed upon
the following points in reference to their
proposed substitute for The system OF con-
tract prison labor: First, the abolition Of
the contract system; second, that as many
prisoners as possible shall be employed in
producing the articles necessary for the
State institutions; third, that eight hours
shall constitute q days work in prisons
ard reformatories, and that two hours each
day shall be devoted to the moral and in
tellectual instruction OF the. inmates;
fourth, that 3 part Of the earnings Of the
inmates be placed 10 their credit, and, af-
ter the expenses OF their trial, &c., are de.
Quoted, tho rest shall be paid to their
wives and families, il they have any, and
il they have; none, to themselves at the cx-
piration oil their term Of servitude; lastly,
that the balance Of the prisoners not need.
ed in work Tor the use Of the State be en-
ployea under the piece price" system;
that no moro than twenty be employed nj
the same branch Of business, and that a
board Of appraisers, consisting VI two wage
workers, two business men and one mer-
chant, with one warden as m advisory
member be appointed to appraise the value
Of the products OF prisoners, to preveM
such products from going upon the market
at less than market rates.
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Details OF Prof. Norris Astrological
Finds In West Virginia.
Ranatrha Gd,tae. III
Detailed statements OF chronological re-
searches and collections made mainly in
the Great Kanawha Valley, West Va,
from tho 10th Of August to the 20th Of De-
cember, 1883, by P. W. Norris, Assistant
United States Ethnologist.
Earth mounds opened, from 800 to 525
feet in circumference and from 90 to 50
feet high, besides chambers, vaults or cis-
terms from to 7 feet deep, beneath the
most OF them, Z. Earth mounds opened
from IS 10 100 feet in diameter at base and
from 3 to 20 feet high, many Of them
having vaults, IS; aggregate Of mounds
opened, G5; sacred Enclosures measured
ranging from one to So acres in area,
having embankments from 10 10 feet
high 10, Of these fully one-half OF
the mounds and IL Of the racred enclos-
ures are found in the ancient city Of "Ka.
pawha,n situate along the great Kanawha
from 8 10 miles below Charleston, West
IVA. Rock heaps or cairns from 20 to 100
feet in diameter ut base, 10 I feet high
above and nearly as deep below the sur
laco, 81. Circular rock-vaulted enclosure
100 feet inside and $50 outside measure
ments in diameter, the vaults Of angular
roughly laid rocks being. from "a 10 20 feet
broad and 8 10 4 feet high, and all beneath
the present surface Of the valley below the
mouth OF the great kanawha river l; be-
eide several others smaller but similar.
Wizard stone slab collins in sacred enclo-
sure, G; and many stone slab graves in
earth mounds. Earth walled forts, s. Forls
upon cliffs partially rock walled by man, 8.
Articles found or collected-Cnnlums
(besldes ono box Of those broken), 10;
stones calcined or glazed by burning, 70;
stone hoes (many very wide), 225 arrow
headp, $50; lance heads, G3l; perforators
and rimmera, 81; fab darts, Ill. Pottery
| i vessel and fine fragments 90, Oh; calcined
| fragments OF earth altars, II grooved stone
hatchets, "a; iron hatchets from Indian
graves, 9; stone celts and bark peclera
| 1msny broken), 209 stone celts and sharr
toped and rough, 100; stone pestles, o.
stone lance heads, 81; hematitc iron hatch.
cts, II; hematite iron paint stones, 81
hemalite iron paint plummets, 2; bear's
tusks, A; bone punches, 4; wizards film
knives lmany broken), %; priests film
\ knives tmany broken), l48; ssont
discs (many wide), III; bone avis
81; pipe.s.eatite or other stone (severa
! broken h; IA; pipes clay Il roughl,
! etched), 2; pipes iron (war pipes from In
dian graves, q; stone STEAMERS, 20. gorget
stone (mainly broken and 8 finely etched)
80; Igorget sea shell, j; gorget copper,
/: stone half globes, Q; stone rollers, 6; steatit
vessel lfragment) ]; peculiar perforate
stone, i bottle Of small SEQ shell beads
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by alex child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth1 II 30, send al
once and got . bottle Of Mrs. WInslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children TeethIng. la
value Ia incalculable. II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon II, mothers, there 10 no mistake about
It. It cures dysentary and diarrhoea, regu.
latea the stomach and bowels, cures wind
colo, softens the gums, reduces infamma
ton, and gives tone and energy 10 the whols
s,y ~ Fs,,i Mn. Wipslow, Soothing Syrup
taste, and 10 The prescription Of one OF The
Oldest and best female phyaiclans and nurses
in the United States, and Ia for sale by oil
druggists throughout the world. Price %
cenu bottle. .gs HWs&W
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HUTrEB OI BEEF.

Tho Farmers Protection Against the
| Dazzling Nnnchmnn Of tho West.
| Cattle owners Of the plains arc wisely
pushing tho improvement Of their stock Al
rapidly as money. and the ways Of nature
permit, and will soon crowd the farmers OIL
tho States moro sorely than they have vel
done in the markets for choice beeves
Thus far the effect Of this movement bat
been felt but little, for many Of tho bulls Of
tho first cross have been kept for use in
breeding 10 COWS Of a lower grade than
themselves, and few Of the halt-breeds have
appeared in the ,uarket." Enough have
come, however, 10 show that the bullockH
Of the plains will be no significant rivals oil
the half-breed steers OF tho farms, and will
overshadow the scrub wherever lie may be
raised. II Is already difficult 10 make a
profit by growing beef in that part OF I 10
country east Of the Mississippi. What the
profits will be a few years hence when the
plains will send their thousands OF well.
bred and llheshed young bucks to mar
ket may DO guessed. How can tho farmer
hope to compete with the ranchman whcss
matured beeves cost but s. or $40 each on
the range. 2
The use Of good bulls Of some milking
breed Of acknowledged merit offers one
way by which the competition OF the free
ranges Of tho West may DO avoided.
Already aome Of the moro prudent are
taking from this inevitable rivalry some OF
It's power TO injure them by turning from
the raising oil beeves to the keeping OF
milking stock. They prefer 10 not wait I'M.
til forced, by continued losses in IN un-
equal and hopeless contest, TO retire from
the beef-producing field; bu! even OF these
men the number who appreciate tho value
OF the services Of a bull Of good milking
Strain Is much too small. 1t il becoming
generally admitted that the Jerseys stand
unequaled as butter PRODUCER; yet there
are few farmers in the West who will pay
So for the use Of q Jersey bull OF even tue
best breeding known. The trouble is that
abe Western farmer, and perhaps come
others, can not get rid OF the
notion that the chief purpose of the
COW is to rinse beef. They seem to DO
utterly unable 10 realize the character OF
the change which has been coming over
the cattle business OF this country Of late
years. 1t has been very fortunate for the
farmer that the country has been in pros
porous condition, and that people have
been generally employed at fair wages, and
thus enabled to buy freely and 80 Keep the
prices Of beef well up. II this had not
been true, tho rivalry Of the plains would
have been severely felt long. since.
A good COW can and will earn more
money by the production OF butter than
the best bullock can earn by the produc-
ton Of beef in like time. Such COW
will made 200 pounds Of butter in yeai;
this at tho rate Of % cents per pound
amounts to 81 II Ter month. A good,
thrifty bullock will make about fifty pounds
OF beef per month, which at six cents per
pound on. loot will amount to s. per month.
1t may be that the scrub COW will make
less butter, but the scrub steer will make
lees beef. M
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There, In the twilight cold and gray,
Lilcless, but beautiful. lie lay,
And from The sky, serene and fair,
A yolco fell, like falling star,
"ExcclsiOr!h
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In happy homes no saw tho light
OF household fires gleam warm and bright;
Above. the spectral Sla1icis Monc,
Aud from Ills lips escaped a groan,
4. E43- "Excelslor ~ III
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL. IL
DR, ], T.. SMITH,
Ma, ,4oi CHAPLlNE STREET,
Ncar Fourteenth Street.

ov,,cncc Of a physician's hucccs "a the
Tho ~ n his patients. 1hcincreasing demands
Etlino .L,,.sioila services prove That layo dealt
10Y ~ XIV AMI L.lfy With those VINO hA1e eoihult.
pgno1AOii never use patients name wlliout pef.
60 ny iibonsh have many hundred ecttlheatos
lnIAlol, w nm have CuIcl Alter they had boon
ifun tn uaU ii,rIlrAblG, A thorough medical edu.
ptohoun I'M ,nSgy years hospital experience and
eAM3I, Nv Win ihIraputic agents, clo1 o9sery.
,Hr ii ieilciAnen!Al pu is, nS s,,SGo "
sCltlon ~ lid, and innIly give Tho patcnt my
'PlD!II9; TOME PROOF
ii liver DISEASES and kheumRtlHn.-
kllnsy haIlS1,I,iTE"SOlhlDg seemed to help mo ;
s sd no, ri OIL VI bed ", smith SlTed me-"
&heolln., ". Va
CshIih rug patent medicine lai ed " hulp mo-
d. smith eo'np'" CHARLES ClIADDuCH,
OF spCIdpl i Co., wheeling, ". Va
,,,.,, and liberated s.omacl.-"Treaimcut
H. y,pr ISlei to give me- tsiiei, W. amin cured
i r,n Ill0aAS HULL, insurance. agent s,,,
ap-"IAl them sot 6 lIItfFa Ss1sillsdi SA
eIied lit, uurnlns Sorts Oil Heaa.-''My sSa was
s SGi1qIi ,t ioriren years Nothing seemed TO
sriS hin DI. smith gnIe at nin cAts
Market Street, Wheeling. ". Va.
r.rcc,-"guiCrcd Tor years Win Cahcei; iau
lNCv ,,,,rc lines Il returned Alter each olcr.
lto ~ smith cured me T.h p k4!ie' Sasc
or pain, 81 Anns -FIAl OF my back for Ii
Rri.rlcd dying Dr. snllh cured mt
~I,hHlt fpiio IL dye weeks ;;,ov,o co,y,,
ybo,,sale Gtoecr, Main 81, wheeling, y. Va
,,,o'.sTtSr,s of Ecctum, frOlapsus and Files
,.vss y, rn Ilp 10 die and pronounced incunble.
,Hsbb,,l 80, ,,d mo without kniie."
d. smi'a e'''' WASHINGTON DELANY,
Martins Ferry. d
M, II q. LAbd writes:-"Dr. Smiths psoies
y' a. In my family have boon most salts
iaIIDry, aud commend AIN W AL ~ gentleman
aud nkNlllul physician. n,,.., ,,,,,, .,,,r,,,.,
Nv Marptiet k0lb siyS;-"l HAD been suffering
10 .'ven rsan aud treated by many physicians iot
s A. pr, smith taid had tApewetn, and
4; ,iIvht hours removed monster w ieet long,"
!" sr,nsie Complaints Three ycarsin hOspitas for
,,.is rive me peculiar alyaIllage,!n hucl caEes
rams cured Of cIArh, diseases OF heart, liver,
,nmarb' Kidneys skin. blood, nervous affections
mi wcnkncbys Of men and youth, sctoiula aud
ltthlna testify 10 my success.
piics rrir,si Without the knife.
ra,IcnLs nj a distance MAJ 10 treated BY letter
40 .sIivf.rtIou guaranteed. A chart for Ieli CT.
sT"inston sSnt on receipt Of two three cou stamps,
aud RdYlcc returned nee.
Presentation al Office free. 0llce hour from 0
Ir.lo7r,K., daily. Call on or kddIesa
- JOHN Il. 5NlTll, N. D.,
,-v,d.n,w No I'M Chaplinc It,. Wheeling. W. Va
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.9TNE9GREATH
C|O|H|Q|U|E|R|0|Rl

II quicts and composes the patent--not by tho
Introduction Of opiatcs md draetic cathartics but
by tho restoration Of activity to the stomach and
nervous system. whereby the brain Is relieved
Of morbid iancics, which nro created by tho
causcs above referred 10.
To Clergymen, Lawyers, Literary men, Mcr
chants, Bankers Ladies' and oil those whose sel.
entary employment causcs nervous prostration,
irregularities Of tho blood, stomach, bowels OF
kidneys orwho require nerve tonic, appetizer OF
Ftimulant, SAMARITAN EInvISR 10 Invaluable
Thousands proclaim 1t tho most wonderful InyIg
Grant that ever sustained tho sinking system
$l.50 Sold by oil Druggists. The DIR. s. a. RICu
MOND MED. CO., rroprictors. St. Joseph, Mo.
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SUFFERERS from nervousness carly decay,
etc, il you value life, avoid advertising doc.
tors and medicines that act on kidneys and
liver. Be not deceived by the many bogu.
certificates Of cures.from paid or imaginary
persops. II q weakness Of the sexual system
ID the tau=o Of your distress, Dr.. Guysot,'s
Yellow Dock and Sarsapatilla will strengthen
the parts affected, stop the drain, duiet the
nerves, produce dreamless slumber and allow
you to regain perfect health. It has cured
thousands and It will cure You, for, by puri.
weak portion Of the body, it removes every
symptom OF distress. p4w
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handle to sea shell disb, /, dish broken, /,
2; bone rattle beads, 450; black stone image
OF the head Of tortoise or bird, !; fragment
OF tool marked wood from 40 feet In the
ground, /: wizards suction tube oil sieatite
livery fne), 1; carnelian clan whistle or
gorget (very lne), |; csrnelian bead, !;
copper crown or heud dress, i; copper
beads, 5, copper bracelets, q. 4
Aggregate Of collections, 4,129.
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GEO ANDREWS, oyerseer OF the Lowell Car.
pet Corporation, was for over twsniy years,
before his removal to Lowell, afflicted with
salt rheum in lis worst form. It's alterations
actually covered more than half the suriace
Of his body and limbs. He was entirely cured
by Ayers Ssrsaparilla. See certificate In
Ayers Almanac for 1888, 81 49,
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EXTRACT OF report from the celebrated ply.
sician, Erasmus Wilson, oil London, England:
"Seversl severe cas.s Of incipient consump.
ton have come under my observation; all
hsve been cured by the timely use Of "Coi.
denis Liquid Beef Tonic" (isemember the
name, !Colden's-take Io olher) OF drug.
giats. Mwr4w
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MILLIONS OF bottles Of DR.. Kings New DiA.
coYry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
as Trial Bottles Of The large size. This euor.
nous outlay would be disastrous 10 the pro-
priotors, were 1t not for the raro merits
possessed by this wonderful medicine. Call
at Logan & Co.'s Bridge Corner Drug Store,
and get loo Trial Bottle free, and try for
yourself. It mover fails 10 cure. VIVIAN
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G [ atttelLilqeutes.
0nieo, Nos. 70 nud ~ fau1fccnl6 street,
SrXCsL.yiOR.
The Original Draft written on tho Dnci.

The Original Draft Written on tho Bncis
Rs ofa Note from Charles Summer.
The chief autograph treasure Is no less a
rarity than tho frs! two drafts Of Long.
fellows Excelsior" Tho first made Of
these two Is written upon the back Of a
note addressed to Longiellow by Charles
Sumner, and has ut ,ita Close these words:
September %, 1871, $3.50 o'clock, morning.
Now in bed" By this wc are informed Of
tho interesting circumstance that Long.
fellow, like 80 many other poets, composed
In tho still hours Of the night, and some.
times when In bed. Ito was thirty.iour
years old when "Excelsior?' was written.
In order to show his mind In the very
glow Of It's creative fancy, the collated
variations and erasures Of these carly
drafts are here appended: ggs...
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The greateat medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted 10 speedily euro Burns. Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers. Bait Rheum, Fever Sores, can.
GERS, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, letter. Chapp.d
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed TO
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
2j cents per box. For sale ut Logan & o.. %
Bridge Corner Drug store. q ( .
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THE Indians, knowing the value OF Wild
Cherry bark as cure for coughs and colds,
used to prepare tin their rode way, and In
Water kept 1t constantly on hand. The care.
ful and secret method of preparing DR.. Wis.
lars Balsam OF Wild Cherry makes 1t supe-
Nor to all other preparations. tits very
pleasant to take. paH
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Advertising Cheats!

VI! has become SO common 10 write the be.
ginning Of gu article, in an elegant, interest.
Ing manner,
Then run It into some advertisement thai
we avoid all such, =, so. "a. ~ ; -
"And simply call attention TO the merits Of
Hop Bi.ters IL as plair, honest terms as pos.
sible, So. -
ITO Induce people &
ITO give them one trial, which 30 proves
their value that they will never use anything
else." selEsl :
1.-THE RvASnY so favorably noticed in all
the papers, tss-sst,.
"Relisious and secular, is
Having large sale, and Is supplaating
oil other medicines. -
"There is no denying The, VIRTUES OF the
Hop plant, and the proprietors OF Hop Ditters
have shown great sh.ewdre:a -
"And ability
"In compromising medicine whose yir
tues are 30 ralpab!e 10 every ones ohserva
tion.n .s.,s...7+ z5s. g.
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Minister, Is the singular namo OF town
situated in Ausiaiza coanty, Ohio. 1t IL the
residence OF Mr.. J. Brsndewie, who writes
Samaritan Ne'rine permanently cured my
SOU Of II bad case Of ST. Virus Dance" 81 81.
1851. taa MTPLW
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Did SheDlc?

"she fingered md suffered along, pining
away all the time for years. -.
1.-THE doctors doing her no good y
And at last was cured by this Hop Bitters
the papers say 20 much about"
"Indeed! 1ndGed!n
"How thankful We should BIO for that med.
inina y .--------- n 49, - =.
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A LONDON surgeon says, that only one
fashionable woman In SO can draw a full
breath with all her clothes on, and that oil
women should give up tight lacing, and take
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup 10 strengthen their
lunrp - - ~ 80. 80
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An English woman has walked 1880
miles in 1000 hours. There must have
been woman with q now bonnet OF the
other end Of the route, g.st
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~ CAN marry any girl that I please" he
said, with a self.satished expression Of
countenance. mo doubt" she responded,
ssrcastically. "But what girl do you
please2" They don't speak now,
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A BIG man in San Francisco wss asked
what size in boots no wore, He grinned
and said: 1.-THE last shoemaker that meas.
ured me said l wore one sizs smaller than
tba honf.hovn 1n.-...r 49,. So -
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Father In getting We'll,

"My daughters say:
."How much better father Is since no used Flop
Bltters." y - SO. ~,
"Hc Is getting well afies his long suffering from a
disease dtclared iucurabls" ~, J.-i 9zI, gsr.-
"And we arc 90 vlsd that he uied yours RlttcH. I"
"A Lazy of Utica. n Y. rr.s4--s.s-t uOA.NvP1Y
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a SUPERIOR ccurt-Popping the question
and being accepted the first time you call
on a pretty girl. =.
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A HEAD gsrdener-the barber.

EDONE dollar pays for the WEEKLY In.
TELLIdEScER from date of subscription to
January l. 1885. : s'ss-'5
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The fragment OF The letter OF Sumner,
which is preserved on the back oil one Of
the manuscripts, is as follows:
4 Cougr STREET. Thurs.
DEAR HrSRY-I have the maps and drawings 70,
your brother. They arc very beautiful, and,
ihiuk. will animate his railway propepsidcs. Tell
me what TO dowith them. -g7,' By =
have sent you by the baggage wlson-pard0n
me, by the Cambridge van-a basket OF champagne,
which pray you 10 lacccptl.
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JAMES DuSSlS0, Louisville. Ky.
WHAT A PHYSICIAN SAYS.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

A LEXANDER BONE, SIR,
Rotary Public, General Business and Licensed
Real Estate Agent, Stock and Money Ilroker.-
Deeds Leases, Acknowledgment and Partuenhip
Agreements drawn up, scrchants' and MRnufaG
tuitrs' Books opened, Housed Tented, Rents Col.
lectrd, Collections promptly rc,nittcd-lll business
correspondence contitCntially attended TO. No.
ll6S Market street, "Ott's Block" corner Market
and Twelfth Streets Wheeling, W. Va. nol7
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THAT HACKING Couan eau DO 10 quickly
cured by Bhiloh's Cure. We guarantee Il. :,
WILL You HuvrER with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint shlloh's Vitallzer Is guaranteed
10 cure you. 'I,,.flr. .lFt -. tr.4aN
ELEKPLrss NlaHrs, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Hhlloh's Cure Is the remedy
for you. s'. 'l- :
CArARRn CURED, health and swee! breath
secured by Bhiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
60cents. Nasal jeotor iree, 'Lsl5 =.
For sale by MoLans Bros. and A. T. Young.
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TIE mantle Of charity is warmer than {
fur.lined circular. .5g.
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AS usual, presents OF mind are not &c
previous as gifts Of CAB.
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FoR lame Back, Side or Chest use shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
sHIlou's Couou and Consumption Cure Is
sold by US on o guarantee. 1tcures consump.
ton. 4 n ST.
sHIlou's VlTAIlzER Is what you need for
Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness and
al! symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75
cents per bottle. Z. a a
r Cnoup,, WHoorIEa Couou and Broncbitig
Immediately. relieved by Shiioh's Cure. Il! Il
Il For Sale BY McLane Bros. and A. 7. Young
:. J y K. Eow :
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A DnnEilier's Mixer

----Is- = n DH'W"fCK IkfhcFJs ~ ,
Eleven years our daughter suffered on a
bed Of misery.
From complication OF kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble and ner7oas debility,
"Under The care Of the hest physicians,
"Who gave her disease various names,
"But no relief.
"And now ysha Is restored 10 MS in good
heslth by as simple remedy as Hop Bitters,
that We had Stunned for years before using
it,n-THE PARENTS,
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Twenty Years areat hunerer,
from Constipation. Had swallowed q half.
bushel Of Pills, and drank over a barrel OF
Cathartio and Laxative slops. Had tried
every patent medicine recommended In such
cases, and had been treated by all the very
best physicians In Philadelphia, and was
finally told by her consulting physicians that
she was now 100 weak for Cathartlo Medicine,
or injections, and that abe must die. She
then took Maualin and was cured. Bee 8lst
page OF the Ellis Of Life.n Get the book from
your druggiAt, or address Dr.. Hartman, Colum.
bus, O., for one. W. \, ,sJ!Qi' pAw NJ
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The plous monks OF 81. Bernard
In haste the convent gate uubau'd, 81.
And heard amid the falling s10w, q
More faint thst sm6theicd voice Il woe,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-07

Third nud fourth lIncs.l
And from tho deep sky. l.int and fur,
A Voice dropped, like falling star.
It will be seen that every change made
by the poet added strength and beauty 10
the lines. Following the third stanza from
tho end appears this slanza, atterward con.
demned ns aupe,hnous: