davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11

An English lady travelling in Japan
writes rs follows about her experience in
andres: "ln the country house OF ruined
daimio, where We obtained lodging end IN
tertainment, | was cause OF much anllse.
ment. A number OF ladies we're invited to
meet me at afternoon rice (,he name for
tinner) They ga. on their heels around
the little table which I nEed as chair.
Ny feet were stretched out before me. The
hostess with, as took 1t, many apologies.
began to inspect my boots. As her ouri,
nisly was keen, drew them of. All the
ladies pronounced upon them, and some
Of them asked leave 10 fit them on. Before
doing THE, caused bowls OF hot water to
oe brought, washed their feet care
fully, aud dried thtm by tanning them,
which made the wet eva pora.e Quickly. Al
they all had childran's leet, my boot. were
awkwaIdly hig and more ridiculous than
lean say. The laiies next handled my
skirt aud ccrsage, and, 10 oblige them, I
took them oil, The peticoa'3 had their
urn, then my stockings, which they did
not laugh a., after them my buckled elastic
9arters, and list my stays. Japanese polite.
nefs here broke down. Everybo " shook
and cried with laughter in looking ut the
stays. Ono Of the ladies had picked up
some French at 0saka "a treaty port, and
explained to me TINT the others Wished to
know whether the stays had been invented
70 serve es cuirass TO protect fair En-.
ropeans fromrude men, or was |. worn as
penitential garment to expia.e sins? |
said: mo, but besu,iiy the figure"
This answer convu!ssd them A stayed-
up woman affected their imprcssioua5le
and well.educated eyes as something
monstrously yiylyand abaurd. Japanese
dress is beautiful eAd go essy. There was
yet another question 10 10 answered.
There are, so far rs l know, neither cows
nor goats in Japan. Children are NOT,
therefore. weaned until they are nearly big
enough to 90 10 school. | had noticed that
poor little Mrs Mite wss an object OF gen.
aral commisseration. | did no. know Why.
The recon game ont when my Stays we're
being examined. They were a barrier be.
tween the mother and the child, which wsa
cut of from It's tactical rights. | told them
that We delegated tho nursing duties to
poor women and cows. l am afraid wnH
imperiectly translated, for I cav that I was
for a moment an object Of horror.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11
A MILLION REPUBLICAN yorEs.
Tho Great States or PennHylvania and
Rev York IN the Kenuhltcnu t,on yau,

Tho Great States or Pennsylvania and
Rev York In the Republican Conven.
| itiOU. tFa gf'N ''1r Er 4ar'ag "TF III
Phfadephia Prets, NN H,E Z"
one'iour.h the voters Of the Republican
purity are in two Satea, New York and
Pennsylvanin, and these States, III 1880. fur.
nished nearly one.third Of tho electoral
vote cast Tor Js,nes A. Garfield. The dc.
c'sion Of these votes Is tho decision OF the
Union, and as tllese States 20, 10 goes the
Republican party. The voting strength,
she moral power, the wealth, the mauniac.
lures and the independent intelligence oil
these States gives them weight In every
great National contest, which no party can
disregard without defeat, aud which no
party hes ever secured without adding
thereto victory. .G.
-Four years aud eight yeaIa ago, these
States we're each divided In the Republican
National Convention, and their effective
voting strength In 1880 and 1876 wr1scarce.
~ larger In consequence than that OF States
bare fraction Of their sizs. There were
other divisions and differences which rob.
bod them OF their influence and deprived
them Of tho weight In making tho nomina.
ticn which both cas-! into the pcsle of Re.
publican SUCCESS in the struggle at Chicago
In June, In 1850, would have been short
and decisive II on one side or the other the
two States OF New York and Pennsylvania
had been found acting substantially 10.
gother. T1IeG,-T-T' $50 =
This year every week has seen these
States coming closer to the came conclusion
and the same result in the choice OF dele.
gates to Chicago The great body OF l..
100000 Republican voted in New York
and Pennsylvania Is acting with freedom
it hss never shown in years before. The
machine Is broken and powerless. The
voters are speaking for themselves. The
result is already plain in this State. Daily.
1t grows palmer in New York State. Be-
observers friendly Or unfriendly, they all
agree that the influences which have
elected Blaine men in this State are sweep.
ing through New York State to the came
end. I717'''7,
New York and Pennsylvania will stand
substantially together ut Ohicago, and what
these two States cay will demand the re-
spect and receive the attention OF the utter.
ance Of n million Republican voters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11
FARMING ~ ALAUasiA.u
a DIsgustcd Native Wno ~ Ground b.
Tim Nnltnhu

a DIkguslcd Native who ~ Ground b,
tho AnLObs.
Detroit Fite Press.
Down in loan IN Alabama I found ,
native with hls chair tipped back under ar
awning In front Of Il saloon, bat down or
his ears, eyes hall closed and his toes chow
ing through his boos Out at the hilcajp,
post WAS u faded old mule, hpnd down snt
eyes closed, and the mud Of las! fall hat
not been cleaned of his skeleton frame
l WAS looking:irom man to mule 10 sec II J
couldestablish chain Of evidence, whe1
the native Strengthened ND and said:
stranger, W amt goin' to Bsttle in lhit
mo" ~.
Powerful glad to hear it. Let's take 9
drink" '>N
l declined, and he took fifteen cent /,
worth and came back and said: -,
Stranger, this ~ powerful bad keutry
powerful bud" - :
"Whsts the matter?'
mo Chance inr poor man-not suhake
OF chance. Let's drink"
l declined, aud be took his u,ual dose
with q sigh OF satisfaction. -
"Look ut mel" no said AZ ie returned IN
his chair. "lam livin' evidence Of tho fac,
mat thls 10 The wust kentry on earth fur a
white man to honestly dfsire to break hiq
BACK IN agricultural pursuits I've bin
goln,, down hill as steady FL clockYork fur
Inc last twenty Var. Stranger, wet your
whistler 80
l replied tina! my whistle required dry
atmosphere, and ne went in and took il
Straight again. - y
Yes, sir" be. said, RS he got hi chin
dried ot,the burned Southern nabob .ripd1
mo On ons eide and the iufarnul n;yper IN
the other, and Pm bound to bs pulyei,zad,"
"D1 you FARM"
whats the use? Nuthin' that planted
ever growed. It's allns to- much or too
stay"
Then you speculate?"
"Mebbe DO. Mebbc il trade mule
wush hundred dollars for one with pisty
yon Kin call it speculation. Say, letu
| declined, and he never shed a tear !
his corn.jnlce went down. UT
II tell you poor man ha;n't got mn
rights round yere, and he's beiu' ground
into the dus'," he observed as he enlarged
the hole in the top OF his hat SO ,ha. tut,
oil hair could stick up through it.
". seems to be fine ccuntry?'
''That's deception
But you havea nico climate and can
raise most everything"
"Ihen what ais me? Why hain't T a
Southern nabob? Why don't | ride hosa
an wear good clothes and bold oilice?"
"Becaus'," | answered, determined 10
lie to him, 'yonr wifs is probably a yery
careless manager, while you have never
carefully studied the foundation principles
Of economy" :
"strauger," be eaid, as he re7e up and
shook both handa ct once, "you'ys hit it
plumb centre, and your the only man that
aver has. All tho rest oil 'em say it's cause
| kin do more loaGn' snd driukin' than
any man in the State OF Alabama. Stranger,
write them words down fur me. ri iii
the hang Of EN- in about IN hour, an then
III 20 hcme an gin my fam'l, to under
stand that they've rot to buckle right down
10 economy or hunt fur other dipginps !!
Let's destroy abou. three tingers Of The
Juice y :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11
NOTES or FASHION.
Riding habits are urgracefully short.
Tine Henri u. Ia the hat of the month

Riding habits are ungracefully short.
The Henri II. is the hat of the month.
Mother Hubbard nightgowns arc all the
rage.
Dark blue cloth riding habits are the most
in iayor. E
Embroidered tussorts and pongees will
he much worn.
ir'sc velvet brocade is a costly fabric,
priced SIS a yard.
raraso!s covered completely with FAX
iringeA arc queer novelties.
The Jfiss velvet brocaded grenadines
come in black, white and colors.
The latest fancy in chamber robes ia the
Mother Hubbard back and Pompadour
front. go
Soft French nainsook, plain or embro;d.
cred, is The favorite material for hummer
dresses. - :
The Moliere front, extending down to
the bottom OF the raglan, is u feature in
thu 70 wreps
i4rasols are covered with fqusres Of silk,
anu made highly ornate with embroidery,
lace and ribbon, -
A bias'fold Of null or fine French lawn
Is frequently worn on the neck instead Of
the SUIT linen collar.'
E,ster cards como in designs and colors,
showing the influence in the latest fancies
OF fashion in drees fabrics.
New silk stockings come in ribbed. yer.
teal striped and checked fleets, in colors
that match the new gooGa. -
One Of the richest stuffs for wraps aud
paris Of costumes is silk grenadine broca-
ded with jrise (lncu) velvet figures and
flowers. 80 '''''
Gray in all shade, prevails in all kinls
OF dry goods, from dress fabrics +, stock.
logs,, but gray Is generally frightened with
vivid ccloIs in figures, stripe and CT ks.
Some Of the taTsta.glace silks come in
very small brocaded STAYS and do's on
changtable ground for the principal part o!
the drt:s, while for the basque and dra.
perleJ the eame ground is brocaded with
the Fame dois aud figures in satin, and
sprlnkled over these are, larger velvet bro
caded flowers and stars in darker shade
OF the same color. 'l5.
1t il to be regretted that the hiyh.shoul.
dered sleeve will bu continued, and to en-
nance what may be called the delormity
and aneularity of this shape, the tors Of
the sleeve are rather more bou0ant and
hcx.like, and to keep them SO are padded
With smsll cushions. The high military
collar il now fastened closely about the
throat, which must nece!s ,rily be long
and s"an.like 10 admit OF being tightly
imprisoned. ) -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11
A Walking Skeleton.

Mr.. Il. Springer. Of Mechanicsbure, Pa,
WHITES: 81 ws' illictsd with lung fever and
sbscess on lungs, aud reduced 10 a walking
skeleton. Cots free trial bottle OF d.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, which did
me so much good that bought dollar bot
tie. After nsirg three b,t,lss fonud myself
0nce more man, completely restored to
health: With hearty apnstite, and a gain in
\ Ssh Of - lbs" Cal! at Logan & Co.'s Drug
sso.e and gat = trial bottle OF this certain
cure &c! all Lung Dlseass Largo hottles
81 co. -. ugyhw 7, :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11
If AND If,


III you arc suffering from poor hesl,h or
'!ansuihhing on a bed OF sickness, take
cheer. II ytu are Amply ail!ng, or II you
feel weak and dkplrited. without clearly
knowing why, Hop Bit,es will surely euro
YOU"
III you arc minister, aud have ovcrta1cd your
sell With your pastoral duties, or a Mother, wor,
out with caro- and work, or a man OF business o
'Mborer weakened by tho s,ralu OF your everyda,
duties or man OF letters, ,olIng over your mid
might work. Hop Ht;ers will surrey t,rcngthe,
you"
,,r VII you arc suffering
----'itnm { over eating or E
drinking any indiscre-
lion or dissipation, or
are young and gtuw!ng
too last, ~ Is 0 ten the
'case." ..
Or II you Arein the workshop, on tho
farm, ut the desk, anywhere, and feel
tina! your System needs cleausiur, ton.
Ing. or stimulating. without lntoxica.
'ting,ii you are old, blood thin and i'm.
pure. pulse feeble, nerves unsteady,
'i.cul,es waning, Hop Bl,tcB Is what
you need TO give you row life, health,
and visor." . ~.
u you are ccs.ve or dyspeptlc, or
suffering from any other OF the numcr.
GUS diseases Of tho stomach o, bowels,
II is your own fault II you remain III.
II you arc waiting away with any
form OF Kidney dseae, stop tempting
death this moment. and turn for care
10 Hop Ditters.
II you arc Flick with
,,..- that terrible sickness,
St@G 9Eelvcumess, you will g 1
And "Ralm ia Gilead" =
& 4, In Hop Bliters. ~
= a II You arc a frsQuenter, or n resident y
OF q mipm4tia district, harticade your
tystcm against the ETu'ge OF all coun.
tries malaria. epidemic. bilious and
Intermittent fevprs-oy the use OF Hop
Bites. I
II YOU have rough. pInrly. or fallaw skin, BAT
breath. Hop Rtlers will rive you fair SKIN, ,icl
blood, The swcetcs. breath. and health. $500 VII
be raii for Il casa they will not cure or help, :
That poor. bcdridden. invalid wife. sister, moth
or. or daurht n, can be made the picture OF hcaltl
by few bottles OF uop Bit.e:s costing but triAe
mt2l.MwFAs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11
oSE wha loYes bis fellow.mar-The can
=
ltjOIlsRlttis SAy M.

Mr.. T. ". Atkivs. Girar !, Kan, writes, II
never hesitate 10 recommend your Electric
Bi,ters to Iuy cus.omsis, they give snt,r,
satisfaction and are rapid sel,ers." Electric
t'r' urs the pnrest sud beat nedicip,
snowa and will positively cure Kidney add
livey eomplsiou, ppriy the bloud and res.
ulate the bowels n, funlly can afi,,d ia
be without them, They Will save hu-dr.d
OF dollars in d1cto.'t bills every ytar, Sold
nj fifty cents bottle by Lcg,n Il Go. !.
Mwrkw -r..uL. s.EL -.-g.a -TA lr~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11
u MEDICAL.
y DR.. C. WclANE'S
Celebrated Liver Pills

In offering to the public DR.. O. lcLanes ctis.
erdttdLirsrPils,as remedy for LITER and Bilious
Comptdfnfs, we presume no apology will DO
needed. The eatptevalenee Of Lirsr Comp Nat
1 at 6IaeH Dttd.es cf az kiads throughout the
South where, In tho majority Of cases, Tho pa,sn,
10 not within the reach Of regular ply stefan, re.
quirees that some. remedy should be provided TINT
would not In tho least impair the constitution, and
yet be safe and eilectusi That such 10 tho charae.
ter Of Dr.. g. NcLdns's Lirsr ,Pills, there can 10
no doubt. Thegreat success which has Invariably
attended their use, will, we think, be sufficient to
convince tho most incrrdulons. It has been our
sincere wi sh that these rillsOshould be fairly
tested, and stand or fall by the elIcetssptoduccd.
That they have been so tested and that the result
has been In every respect favorable, we cali tens
Of thousands to witness who have experienced
thslr bsns6cinl effects fa.l WV Ed
~. DIR. C. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS
arc not held forth or recommended, like most Of
the popular medicines Of the day., US universal
errc.aI!s, but simply rs specific for Lir.r Com.
p!dinfs, and those symptoms Connected with do.
ranged state Of that organ. ssr M NJ MO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11
Home Proof.

- ~
Kidney and Liver risemcs and Rheumatism,
suffered ,i,a 81 Ter,iby--Soihing .eentd to help me
ie...ei zErll. PHILLIPS, q
Wheeling, WA.
Ca'arrh. rulypus OF Nose. Impaired Voice. suf
Tered Tor years: pstent medicine failed 10 help mo
pf. smith completely cnrtd me-" ): =
r..1.4 Gil ARLES III iDDuGE,
81 OF spe.del Il To-, Whpe!lrg. ". va.
Dyspep.i* and liberated Stomach. -"Trast,peu,
ior Yeas lailtd 70 gire nc rel CT. D.. smith cured
MS" 9a THOMAS SOFT, usurance agent.
Ftts.-"llad them for fourteen ycnn. Dr.. sc!th
cured me-" LOUIS I. WAsllIh1TON
scroflla Running So es on llead-"ay son was
riiic,ed Tor ioutGcu Jcs,s nothing &c umed to
mKl ,ATHERIEE EApa.
Aarkot Street, Nh e,Irg, ". Va,
Csnccr.-!" Suffered for years With Caacer. Had
IL cut out three times Itre.ulcd after each opct.
alton oa " Smith cured inc yih ,ut kne eansic
Piles. Fhtula Of Anus-Flat on M back fer is
weeks. kcpGrel dying. Or Smith cured me-
without kniie III Ave Weeks. - ~
t. THOMAS COL IN.
Wholesale Grocc-, Main st., Wheeling, W, Va
ulceraiions Of Rcctuui, prolarsus and Piley-
"Mst given up 10 Ole and pronounced ineurab.c
DF smith cured me Without ,, tniiS"
r. Martins Ferry.
Rev. II. O. 1sdd wriics:-"Dr Smiths PROBES.
sonhl services IN my family have teen E,r.l salts.
factory And ohinmerd him 10 all as gelrtlCmai,
and Skilliul physician"
Mrs Margaret kUlb sxys:."I had lcen suffering
tor hevcn Yeas aud treated By many pny. icsns ,os
dyspepsia. II. Smith said had a tape worm aud
In eight hours rem we'd monster lr9 feet long,
Female Onpla!ns Three y as IN hosrilaIa 10,
females. eive me ptclIi4r sgct In glic csses
Persons cured OF Catsrrk diseases OF irt liver.
stomach, kidnrys. skin, blood, nervous aflec Ions
asthma testify 10 my slccc'S - =
Piles cured without tue kriio
pttien,sat distance may he treated by letter
aad satisfaction guaranteed. A chart 10, ,eitex.
animation sent oil receipt Of two tarec-ceu staInts
and advice returne free. T. = -
Consultation at office FREQ. OGcc ours from 0
4. N. to7P.A daily. Gill oil or address
JOHN y. AMIrH, Il a.,
ny 70 14N fhap'ine It.. Wheeling, ". va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11

BIZ lack Of open air exercise, and the wan,
Of sufficient care In the matter Of diet. The
whole physical mechanism often become s
impaired during tho winter. Ayers Barsa.
parilla Ia the proper remedy TO take in ths
spring OF the year to purify the blood, inyigor.
ate the system, excite the liver TO action, and
restore the healthy tone and vigor. Baw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11

"uAckNs'AcE," q lasting and fragrant ,er
tune Price Is aud 50 cents. III =, -
SEnoH's CuGr WILL immadis.aly rsliave
Cranp, whropinc Cough aud Bronchitis. !.
FoR nYsrEpeIA and Liver Complaint. Won
have printed guarantee on every bott!s ol
shi!oh's Vitnli:pr. I. neycr fails 10 cure.
"a NASAL 1NlkrTor f'ee with each bostis Of
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so Giants. Il
For eby McLain Bros. and A; T. Young
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11
Horrors oil n,nern, Poisoning.

VI bsye been poisoned with Mercury and
Potash 1.-The tale OF thousands who write
onr physicians in rfga.d to treatment Of
lsloou ard Skin. diseases, and 1t would seem
that whht they say must he true, for 1t is
with one accord" lfyou hxya been potion.
ed in this way or have any blood or skin
disease Or cancer, send to us for Treatise on
Blood and ekin Diseases mailed frae. :.
The SWIFT SpEcIr:0 Co.,
Ir U. Drawer Atlanta Ea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11

The hest Balve 10 the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores. Uacers, Halt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tai.
ter, Chsppsd Hands, Uhil6lains, Oorus. and
all Skin Eruptiops, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. Ii il guaranteed
toglys perfect satisfaction, or money refund.
ed. Price Is cents per box. For sale by L..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11

A New Yonx female baby recently
swallowed paper Of needles and thin
BILE. Give her dose of medicine and she
will have more to say than An old-iashioned
sewing sewciety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11

CERTAIN druggists bsgin 10 complain shat
me Gniy cough remedy they can now sell is
Or. Wis;ss's 8s!ssm Of Wild Cherry. Thie
goes to pr We that Intelligent psopls are de-
tsrmlned 10 get the best cure for coughs:
colds, and consumption, and will not take o
Substitute. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11


Those dreadful English sparrowsi
Sald. plHintivcly, mAtnins; -. 4f
MY very heart Il harrOws ~,
Aud plelces rs with AtroSs,
10 think OF our poo, spirrows m
They We driven far ava.
1wi,h tho Irish sparrows y. s.o
H. conspiracy would iise -
And salt through New York SArtows.
WIN theft dynsinitir air0wp, :
And lhe saucy English srairows n.
l'!ow 10 tue upper skies!
on, wish some p,ovidtn'ial
=, Isle tho ocean would Afitu,
WHERE, 10, teat0ss quito prudential
Ard 10 Justice rcvciential,
We'd trHnsro't these consequential
Feathcred Williams from our eyes.
Quick Theyc's'.cskts-lstrestslz s,
f"h tho little wtetthps P0iiyi
Filled WI h yeiS!.cakcs and purpIiSe.
perhaps then they all viii rise.
May they roos' 10 ParRtise -.r|
Aud relieve my melancholy!
."-. .a ELEANOR LEwIL,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11
novv,ssIoNEk's SALE.


",r,1VNisSlONERS SALE oF VAIL
[ FABLE RIAL Estate o..., wo.,
in ,he circuit Cou's Of N'''A'' s'0A' "sN'
llsay II. x''on' s'"' In cA.neery.
,,cob s,.ou e! al.
''' N drcfco entO'ci III the above emil
Pa,Iatto nm the 18th day ., satcs, 4. y. lsl the
tied cAuhsI I,rcitl commissioner, appointed by
uGiW, nSStia nc aid deere, WIN, on
"'T TR the igh DAY W APRIL A De- 1881.
e"'s ',,. In, AT len U'tlulk A. n oGet Al p'nlic
comm, n" ~" front COR Of The oc9 squlie ttllty,
81 y" ,Sn Of Brnwold q hrrh.ll eonl!y, q!
VnA hy 'S, y, Srr sf' Of I.Ia Iyp, ii Il
that tti1 NV, ,.rod In Inc county VI Sahanll, Wtkt
ioNn o, landed on the nom ny lands i!r
NllE,Hm,, by lfrnry Mason, deceased on inc
mStb by lands Il mo hNehtSe iioa mqnM'
beng KY ,,"T aid Il which he dlcl seized, BY
MIA T w." All witu by deed tratnt date tho
HtaY " ~ I,,rtintef, A y. ls5y, and now oil ie:
%!I wy Sr CNtAs Office Of tho County Gourt OF
S Ga N equity, W, Va N Dsen botn no A.
pisF W. \" much tie co. Gs wA'convci % by tho
aid Ptstsb NJ S1tl Lrpuast Il, 10 the IN tlnlUru d
sad !SiI,rni IrIpLGny " dead lesflng date the
Vn HJ,S Of Frbuary. D. 1851 and y n rit,s.
SuES An,tna ke'Gs , "a, t 81 inv Thbahy
~ iEs% III deeds ale Of record IN tho Clerks
NJ" w" w W., ConutI Court Of Marshall county, ".
once T y ' IN ltt lOok No. II At PAGE, 1o and
~ i%Suttud IN Dead JOoS NO. ~ Al pages ",
StAi H. The IAte! Of Ana 30 10 W su y ~, ~,
hfru NJ lAnd may he sen by ihose dcsirln.
al Wv" VI tSc UttCc Of YIN Il. hcaMe. No. l8la
S.,trt IlirrI Nheclilr, ". W. aha !. q. fHtxia'
nAuIwnGsTIl'e v, Va. Cnder tao terms oil The
~. &c.,, nr said commissioners src authorized
hll uE - Inn N "a IInIpif thbv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11

The Rev. GEo. H. THAYER OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe OUT
lives to SnrLou's CONSUMPTION CURE"
are you MADE miserable by 1adlgestion,
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Yellow skin? shiloh's Vltslizsr Is positive
cure. - ~ 800 :
Why WILL YOU cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 60
cts and 81. 17-a - {
sHILoHs CATAIEu HEaEDY-a positive cure
ior Catarrh, DiphtheriA and Canker Mouth.
For sale by McLain Brcs. aud a, r, Young.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11

DR.. W 4 Scott, President Of the COLLEGE
OF Physicians. Montreal. writes: have re.
commended Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic as
the bast preparation for debility, indigestion,
dyspepsia, fever, ague and loss Of appetite
Take no other. avYAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11

A FORMER invalid writpt: II was greatly
reduced In health and strength, caused ~
bad blood. bad dean bolls in difiert Mt
pHr's Of my body, and no tr-rsd many aches
and pains, while the least exertion gave me
great fatigne. took three bottles of Dr..
Guysotts Yellow Dock aud ssrsapa,illa and
am completely cured. At night I enj,y re-
ire.hing. dreamless s'umber, aud all dsy I
feel energetic and strong Nv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11

4 sESslDLE farmer says he'd rather sell
milk than eggs because he has never v.
been able to iud pump that could help
the hens il the SLIGHTEST. ~. ------- !. :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11
Drawer J, AtlHuta, Ga.

INVESTIGATOR" wants to know what il
good Tor cabbage worms Bless your heart,
man, cabbage, Of course. A good, plump
cabbage will LAST several worms week.