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Federation of Trade.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S,-Tho Federation of
Trade and Labor Unions of the United
States and Canada will hold session
here October to 10. Accommodations
are secured for the delegations. The
sessions will be held in the hal. corner
Of LaSalle aud Adams streets. A mass
meeting will occur ON the 10th instant,
at which an address will be delivered
by some OF the visiting delegates.
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SPORTING NOTES,
THE DALLAS NINE VICTORIOUS,
Score to In Favor of the Browus--Th,
Sunsets Set Back-Rowing at Creye
Coeur-Gaudsuer Wins Easily
Very Much Elated.
Victory for the Dallas Nino.

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 2s,-[Special. +
Inc game of to-day was only a repeti-
ton of previous defeats for the Sunsets
ana victories for the Browns. The score
stood tod in the Dallas mines favor,
and, was a surprise to everybody that
doubted, the San Antonio team beIng
considered poor work for the Browns
Iheir heavy batting places them far in
advance of the home or any other Texas
team, and bets before the game were
only on the amount of their majority
ihey are being entertained tonight M
the revolving Light with a champagne
and cigar spread. Ne''
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Cholera,
AI NJ AnRln

MADRID, Sept. 2S.-During the past
twen1ty-tour hours throughout the chol-
era district there haev been s new eases
and deaths.
IN FRANCE.
fARIs, Sept. 2S.-Three deaths from
Gnolera III South France to-day and at
Oran suspected cases are reported of
which proved fatal.
IN ITALY.
ROME, Sept pa fresh case of chol.
era is reported here to-day, the patient
beng soldier. In the Kingdom of IL
4lY within the last y hours there has
been reported 4GS cases and 222 deaths.
including ZIG cases and a deaths at Ma
pies and 30 cases and - deaths at Genoa.
Since the outbreak of the disease i'm
Italy, $50 persons have been attacked
and 9,IS0 died.
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shot His wife and Himself.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.-Fred Schultz, a
hard drinking man shot his wife at
their house, at Jerseyville, Illinois, on
Saturday evening, and shot and killed
himself. The wife received The hall in
her head and is mortanv wounded,
Domestic mtelicity and whisky is the
cauSp
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Tho InsIgniaoance of Humanity


\ spectator, who, seeing a bubble
floating on great river, had his atten.
ton so absorbed by the bubble that he
ignored the river-nay, even ridiculed
any one who thought that the river ont
OF which the bubble arose, aud into
when II would presently disappear. de.
served cognition-would titiy tipify u
ulsclple OF Nj. COmte, who, cpnteriur nil
ms hlgher sentiments on humanity.
holds II absurd to let either thought or
feeling he occupied with that preot
stream of creative power, unlimited i'm
space or in time, OF which humanity is a
iransitory product. Even if, instead of
Delug Inc dull, loadcn-hued thing il is.
humanity had reached that stage of ir-
uesNehco OF which, happily, high sam
PIC OF man or woman sometimes shows
us beginning, 10 would still owe
Whatever there was in il of beauty to
that infinite and eternal energy ont nf
which humanity has quito recently
emerged, and into which it must In
course OF Time suhsidc. As with thou-
sands OF lower typos OF creatures which
nave Sevurally Illustrated the truth that
the lie and death uf the iudi-
Niuual prchgurc i'm bacf space
the lie and death Of the race. 80
with this highest tyre of creature
man. \ beginning and end to human
ltN are no less certain than the begin
ming and end to the human being. And
10 suppose that this relatively eyane. .
cent form of existence ought TO occupy
our minds 50 exclusively rs to leave no
space Tor a consciousness of that ulti.
mate existence of which it is but ono
form out of multitudcs-an ultimate
existence which was manifested In in
hnitely varied ways before humanity
arose, and will bo manifested in I'M.
nnitely varied other ways when human.
ity mas ceased to be-seeIns very strange
to me, indeed, amazing. ~ lHorbert
Spencer, in Popular Science Monthly.
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ryNa- state Agency.
Land or money claims against the
state or individuals, payments of taxes
ON lands anywhere In the State, pur-
chase, sale or lease of lands, adjustment
OF titles and the recovery of lands for
Just ana lawful ownors, will be attended
to 10y c. Il. JOINS A Sons,
Austin, Texas
Decline Of Man,
Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impo-
Whce, sexual debility, cured lay "Wclls'
Health Remover" 81,
Base Ball Shoe Plates at Hunstables;
- cents.
ble's.
Hunstablo's Homemade Kip Shoes
for $3.50.
Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes at
Hunstable's.
- -
Infants Fine Shoes at Hunstable's.
-
Shoes made TO order at Hunstablo's.
-
Elm street. " 10
-
Boys Boots at the Hunstablo Shoe
Store.
Buy the Iunstable Boot every time.
=.
The Hunstable Shoe Store IN having "A
run.
90 to llunstable's, 7l2 Elm street.
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4 Blninr VIM Sinhs.

PirrsnuRG, Sept. 2S.-A Post special
from Washington, Pennsylvania, says:
At Republican meeting at Fredcricks-
town last nigh, Alfred nougherty and
a. X. Heems became involved in a diff
Gully, in which Dougherty fatally
stabbed heems. Doughcrty has been
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The Sinking Fnnd.

CAIRO, Sept. 2S.-The Italian diplo-
matte agent has submit ed to the Egyp-
tian Prime Minister protest against
the suspension of the sinking fund. The
protest is couched in the mildest terms,
similar to that employed in the note
presented by representatives of Germa-
ny, France and Russia.
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The snen CnnnI Cnmnnnr.

LONDON, Sept. 2s.-The Suez Canal
Company has decrced a reduction OH
tarlh or 80 confines, to go into effect
January |,
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= A II ER THAN YER,

another carload wa
are orh nv Can and see them All our safes
some Fire and Burglar and see us al IA Elm ~
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firc Record.
AT UINCIN,iArI.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 2S.--At $3.50 thi,
morning the door, sash and blind facto.
ry of Ehler Il Co., and the tile works OF
!, h. McCrackcn were damaged S3O.OOl
loss. Wv
:, In riding TO the fire Chief of the fire
department, Joseph Bunker, collidod
iured' 90
AT ALLENTOWN.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept. 2S.--Vigorous
|snuoaNors to carry out tho threats made
Ivy hre bugs In an anonymous letter
yesterday TO lay the city In ashes were
|spue to-day with tho following result:
lke total destruction of y stable in the
st ward. dwelling-house slightly
laged in the Sixth ward and an nm
tmSessful attempt to fire large stable
IN tne FOURTH ward. Three suspicious
uaracters were arrested. There was
'ynching.
AT CLEVELAND.
NNEVELAND, Sept, 2s.-AbOut s O'Clock
Eis morning the barrel house Of SEQ.
,elu, Shurner q Teegles, Great Yves q.
srn oil Works, was destroyed by an in
{endliary fire. Loss, $1,000; insurance,
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Doings ofthe LnnL Rnnrh.

AUSTIN, Sept. 2S.-[Special. The fol-
lowing shows the number of acres of land
leased by the State Land Board to date,
and the counties wherein situated:
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A Sunday Nomination

HELENA, MoHr, Sept. 2S.-Tho Repub
licnn Congressional convention mot ber.
to-day and nominated uiram Knovle.
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Hon. DIN Nyellborn,

pAR HILL, Sept. 2s.-,Correspon.
N.l--The Hon. DIN wcllborn ad.
3 sscd the citizens Of this roumunliy
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CEDAR HUI, Sept. 2s.-lSpeclal. r.
Hon. 0lin Wellborn addressed a large
night ''O ''''
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Me.s,. NJ AMIN, WISE COUNTY, TEXAS, March "a 1854
rley Austin. Texas N-"A'" II, iocf'
"eudemen. md me threa doyo, 90 80. . ~ . c...
pee. have sold every bottle received from van sna
""" eure' and it has failed in single Instance
Yours truly, W. p. SEARCY
,,oJes SoLp bf ALL DEALERS,
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from FROM the rentals of which the available
syn sSno %no tund receives annually about
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Decline of Man,
Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impo-
tenco, sexual debility, cured by "Wcils'
Health Remover" 81.
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Base Ball Shoe Plates at Hunstablo's
y cents.
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Az ia indicated In my last letter, the re.

Az Ia indicated In my last letter, the rc
lation. OF labor to the manufacture OF the
different kinds Of iron, Cleveland, hema.
tito, spiegel and ierro.mangaAeso Is no,
ahown In tho earnings oil labor. For mos.
classes these are about the same per day
Or per week In the came section Of Great
Britain without reference to the grade oil
iron made. It Is In the labor costs that
these TO ationB appear. Without, then,
giving tho earnings OF labor at furnaces
making spiegel and ferro' manganese which
would, In tho main, be only rspe!itions q
those already given. give below in detail
the differences In the labor costa OF these
irons and henlatite at q works In the
North OF England making all three
kinds. It should DO noted.
however, that this labor cost In
cludes only the wag' paid at the blast fur
mace, taking the materials at the furnace
delivering tho pig on tho bank or cars and
selling the iron. I. includes none OF the
lhbor cost Of the materials or Of the
transportation OF the same. To ascertain
the total quantity Of labor In ton OF pig
iron and the total cost OF all the labor in
that pig iron, tho value OF the labor In the
ore, lime, coke, brick, transportation,
stores, ETC., that enter into the manufacture
Of tho pig nhonld be added to the labor
paid at the furnace. twill be understood,
then, that tho following statement Is only
that portion OF the labor cost Of the pig
paid Mt the blast furnace.
Lctor Coa Account for One Week at Three Furnaces
~ Cleveland Making Hematite, Spitgl aud ferro.
manganese. FsTf ~. :. :.
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But suddenly across onr p.th,
" It'll waters dark md troubled,
A raj Ing t0freut rushed IL wrath, =
IT. force each moment do,bled,
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Home Proof.

. Kidney and Liver niseascs and Rheumatlhm.-
Suffered Misunderstanding seemed 10 Islp mo .
could not get out OF bed. d. smith cur d ne"
ZErlI. PIllLLIPs,
Wheeling, ". Va. /!
Ca'arrh, Polypus OF Nose. Impaired voicc.-suf.
iered Tor years: patent medicine failed 10 Eop mo
u 80 -. CHARLES cHADpuGK.
OF speidel 4 Co., Wheeling, ", Va. Z
pyspep;ii snd uls e., stonaeh.-"Treatmen.
me-" N0M IS hOLr, insurance Agent,
FiM.-"iiad them Tor fourteen years. Dr.. Smith
cured re." LOUIS q. WAS.iISGT0N.
scroiuia Running 60 es on Head "My son was
siii!citd iot fourteen .oa,s. Nothing seemed 10
mRl CATHERINE GAPS, Tl
Market street, VII cling, ". Va.
Cancer.-"auifercd Tor years with Caucer. Had
It cut ont three tunes. returned after each opcr.
alton; Pr. smith cured me without tnfe caustic
Or pain T." Mas. u. N. CIRCUIT.
Piles. Fhtul. Of Anus FLAT on nv back for 10
WEEKS. Rcportcl dying. Dr. Smith cured mo
without knife III i've weeks. -I.1..9-7 :
Wholesale Grocer. Main st., Wheeling, W. Va,
Ulccrs,ons' CT Rectum, prolapsus and Plies
"Nas given up TO die and pronounced iucurablc,
Ur. Smith cured ME without knife" - - ''
WARRINGTON DELANY,
.s. Martins Ferry.
Rev. Il. o. Iadd writes:-"Dr. Smiths p,otes.
horal services In my family have been most Satis.
factory and commend him to all as gentleman
and Rkillul physician" 81. IS - - =
Mrs. MaSgaret kolb says: " had been suffering
Tor tcven Yeas aud treated by many phy,iclsns iof
dyspepsia. Or. Smith said had tape worn. aud
In eight hours rem wed monster ICY feet long"
Female Complains Three years IN hospitals for
females, give me peculi,r ndvantasesin such eases
Persons cured of cAlarrA. diseases OF beari liver
stomach, Kidneys. skin blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, scIoiula aud
asthma testify to my succe.s $50 - -
Piles cured without the knife. ,ss,,5i.- s'r
rstienisR distance may he treated by letter
and satisfaction guaranteed A chart 10: ,eli.ex.
animation sent ton receipt Of two tai stamns
and advlre IeturneI free -
Consultation at office free. OGfca ! ours i,or,
4. n. TOT =. n daily. Csll on or address y
JOHN I. SMITH, ". D., al
ny No 14ci fhap'inr IT.. Wheeling, ", Va.
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TUE bonus on THE TONNAGE rnopucrlos,

The employees mentioned in the above
list from keepers to slagsers inclusive, are
paid So LAG for every 100 tons over 500 Ions
that the furnace produces. Hos This ia
divided among them is moi STATED II would
add but little, however, to the daily rates
Of wages.
It will be noted that the earnings Of tho
men Mt the seven furnaces making Cleve
land iron differ bnt little from thoec at the
iurnsces making the three varitits. They
are practically the game at the furnace
proper, except coke ind lime filters.
Owing to the FAC! that the furuaeemen
proper are paid seven and half DAYS wa
yes for seven days work and that they re-
ceiye certain bounties, tho average value Of
which is given in tho above table rs 80
much per week. it will be better Tor pur-
poses OF comparison to give the earnings
per week Of the men. The following fable
gives the weekly earninesat the above FUR.
naces Of the chiel classes OF employer, or
those that may he regarded as iurnacemeu
in contradistinction TO those who are prop.
erly mechanics or not necessarily q psrt OF
the actual furnace force. When moro than
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Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheuma,lhm.
Suffered Misunderstanding seemed 10 lsIp mo !:
could not get out OF bed. Dr. smith cur d ne"
tN -as.H E...| ZElH. PIill.LIN =.
b. hnn ~ !.
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The make Of iron at the three furnaces
Tor the week for which wages were given
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ture OF ltlICui,pttsu,.

z OcsHus Potr Ofrlcg, RoCxAwAY BEACH N.
Y, March !. 1888 II have bssn great suf-
isrer from Rheumatism. Some six weeks
ago had = bad attack and was laid up for n
month; acshlrg appeared to ms OF any good.
%. box Of Bandrsth''s Pills ut last, and
took three hnd four every night for u week
got better every dsy, and In Il week was
we'll. On thia beach we have no doctor and
our main reliance is on Brandro.hs Pills and
Allcnek's Porous Plasters. 800" Y
7TlIsaw s3 n. z. HOLLAND, Postmaster.
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. Tho Doctors enforcement.

DR.. ". Dwight, Cincinnati, o, sends
thu subjoined professional endorsement: II
have prescribed Dr.. VIM Halls BAlsam for
the Lusgs in Il great number oil crsee, and III.
ways with success. 0as c,se In particular
waa given up by several phys Glars wha had
been called In tor consultation with myself
Tho patient had all the symptoms Of col :
tirmtd cousunplion-cold nigh, swcsts, l,et-
TIC faver, harrassDg coughs, e.c. He com.
meGced immediately 10 get better, aud 1ss
soon restored 10 his usual health. founl
DR.. VIM. Hali's Ralsam for the Lungs the
most valuable cxpsctorant for breaking up
distressing coughs and colds. TIL aw
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Cancer for Twenty Ycars,

Mr.. W. R. Robson, DavIsboro, Ga, writes,
under date January 8, 1854: II AM getting
on finely, the ulcer in gradually healing. |
feel thst Swift's Specific will cure the horri.
BILE csncer which has been feeding on me 10,
over twenty years."
Mr.. .. G. Barron, OF Banning, Ca, writcs,
dat March 3, 1854: THE sorsnrts baa all gone
out Of he cancer, and my health has greatly
improved. baye taken six bottles of swift's
Specific. for akin cancer, which navs had
Tor years" ga
Tiestise on Blood and Skin DISEASES mail.
cd free. 49, Ws. gi5
THE SWIFT spEcIvlc Co., Drawer Atlantis. {; a,
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MEDICAL. .-.,-r
DR.. C. McLANE'S
Celebrated Liver Pills

In offering to the public Dr. O. NcLans's ct,..
1rditdLictrP as remedy for Lirsr and Bilious
Vomptdints, VIZ presume no apology will Be
needed. The great prevalence of Lirer 6ompidint
and Bilious DiSsdses Of all kinds throughout tho
United States, and particularly In the West and
Soath where, In the majority Of cases, The patient
IL not within the reach Of regular physician, re.
quires that some. remedy should DO provided that
would not In tho least impair the eonstuion. and
yet be safe and eGeetual. That suclls tho eharae.
ter Of DR.. 9. AcLdne's Zirtr .Piiks. there can be
n,tendsd NH M
convince tho most incrrdulous. It has been onr
sincere WI sh that these Pillsoshould DO fairly
tested, and stand or fall by tho etiectstproduced.
That they Nave been so tested and that the result
has been In every respect favorable, we call tens
q thousands to witness who have experienced /
their beneficial effects. Isl 9s's''- Is +|'
-. DIR. C. AlcLANE'S LIVER PILLS !lii
arc not held forth or recommended, (lke most Of
the popular medicines Of the day., rs universal :
cite'alls, but simply rs n specific for Lirtr Com.
pdfHf!s md those symptoms Connected with dc.
rungcd state Of that organ. r.I.I7 sl.'5i IIlt
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CAN gafeiy recommend Ely's Cream Balm
for the cure OF CStarrh, Cold 10 the Head.
etc. Before Lave used the first bottle |
purchased l find myself cured. At times l
could scarcely smtli anything and had q
headache most Of the time.-Heury lilly.
Agent Tor tbs American Express Co., Grand
Haven, Mich. Price so cents rrhsaw
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All rates 81. 6l02 and less are per day; all
over this per week. l. will be noticed
that bounties are given certain classes o.
men. These are paid when the furnace
produces over certain, mum Der of tons q
day or week. The average value OF these
bouuties is given in the table. n,
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ItncklCn'n AruiCn SRlve.

The hest salye In the world for Cuts, Bruaes
Sores, Users, salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tel;
ter, Chapped Hands, Chi,b !aina, Corns, ant
ull Skin Eruptiopa and positively cure,
Piies, Or no pay required, 1t is guaranteed
togiya perfect saiisiaotion, or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by L.
gan & Go. ~ W :
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By lack OF open air exercise, and the want
otsutticent care in the matter OF diet, the
whole physical mechanism often becomes
impaired turing tbs winter. Ayers ssrsH-
parilla Is the proper remedy 10 take in the
spring OF the year to pur .fy the bloot, invigo1-
ate the system, excite the liver to action, and
restore the healthy tone and yigor. B&Y
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LAST winter ! tound positive relief from
Ca,arrh with E!y's Cream Balm. Was
troubled for years. have no doubt
thorough uso OF Creum Balm will cure
great majority OF casss.-E. D. Norton,
ithaca, N. Y. [Jee I'D TThs4w
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A FASHION magazine has IN article on
"What will the coming, girl wealY" II tho
article refers to the servant girl of the
future she vii! probably wear the best the
land affords.
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A Enyr Offer

Tho Voltaic BE tCt mpsny, Marshall, Mich,
offer 10 send Dr.. DYES Voltnic Belt aud B..
pliarces on trial, for thirty days, 10 men,
young or old, III cited with nervous debility,
lost vitality. ard kindred troubles.
See advertisement in this paper. 7T:s4w
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MEaEs. Ely DEos., Dfugsis.s, Owego, N.
y: Enclosed plcaue iiod money for four bot.
ties OF Cream Balm. Tried It on man who
could not kmell At all. After nsng your
Balm for elk days could sm.ll everything
J. G. Matthews, Salem, N. G. Price 80 cen's ]
~ ~. 1THa re- W et 'E AZ TThsdW
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DISEASE, propensity and passion bring
mankind numberleSs ailments; foremos,
among them are nervousness, nervous debil.
ity and unnatural weakness Of generatiye
orsaps. ALIENS Brain Food successfully
ove.comes thea troubles and restores the
sufferer TO former yigor. 81. At druggists
or by mail from J. Fl. Allen, 3l5 First ave.
nue., New York City. rrus.w
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CERTAIN druggists begin to complain that
tho only cough remedy they can low sell is
d. Wis:ars Bslsam Of Wild Cherry. This
goes to prave that Intelligent people are de-
tsr,nined TO get the BEST cure for coughs.
colds, and consumption, and will not take a
substitute, as DAw
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"YEs." he said, II WAS absolutely aston.
ished when MIR. Goneworth asked me to 70
and take drink. Why, it go astonished
mo that l utterly lost my presence Of mind.
! declined, sii!'-Bosion Post.
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A FORMER invalid writes: II WAS greatly
reduced IN Health and strength, caused BY
bad blood. had dc zsn boils in dit!eren,
parts Of my body, and suffered many aches
ind pains, while the least exertion gave me
great fatigue. took three bottles OF DR..
Huysotts yellow Dock aud sarsaparilla and
am completely cured. At night enjoy re.
ireshing, drtsnlless slumber, and all day
leel energetic and strong. pAw
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"IT teens to ms" moaned Algernon, as
he flew toward the front gate with tho OLE
maa close behind him." that there are
more than three feet in yard."-Phila
deLphia Cal. --l
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Oh, Mablew,s pretty aud had itch m:
hswAk danny and modest, you could easily see
lIut she always would murmiIr seen" for al saw"
Aud Invariably cried 0u! ITS him" for "lt's no."
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"HAcxNErAck," alns,ing and fragrant 81

"HAcKMETAcK," lHsting and fragrant er
flne Price Is and so cents. ~. q.
EnLon's CURE WILL Immediately relieve
GROUP, Whoopng Cough and Bronchitis.
FoR DfsPKPsIA and Liver Complaint, you
have T. printed guarantee on every bottle Of
6ai:oh's Vitalizer. It never fails 10 cure.
q NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle o!
shllch'a Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cent?.
For sails by McLsin Bros. aud A. 4. Young,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-08

IT is not thought tina. Mary Anderson
will make her debut in Berlin in the play
of "PySmalion." If she did Bismarck
would return" her to the United States.
Call, .E+ ,5l- III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-08

A CHICAGO woman remarked her hus.
band from whom she had been divorced,
and then got mad because be wouldn't take
her on bridal tour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-08

OrrEHslvE breath, bad taste in mouth,
coated tongue, show torpid liver and disorr
dered stomach. Aliens Bilious Physic, veg.
e.able remedy, quickly relieves all. o5 cents.
At all druggists. rrHsAw