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lie IkNesy lie WAS Right.

Matthew Arnold holds that majoritiea
are not necessarily right. 1t Is a bold doc.
trine, and, as atate1, radical. For instance:
A few years ago, one OF our best read and
most skillful physicians wished to publish
bis experience In the treatment Of certain
forms Of disease, but his relation with his
profession forbade. "You may treat them
yourself" said the code, "but you cannot
give the public the means Of Bell.ireat.
ment." This seemed arbitrary and IN Just.
lie, therefore, resigned his membership in
hts professional societies, md placed his
PREPARATION upon the market. lie was i'm
PEELED by the sense Of right which, as Mr..
Arnold says, makea minOritieH strong, and
his manly action has met with the iullent
success. Tho value Of such an act is now
conceded by the universal uss Of what We
believe Is called DR.. David kenncdy's
"Fsvorite Remedy" Of Rondout, N. Y.
lie has combined well known elements in
new proportions and secured thereby a
pow.r over blood disorders, liye;, kidney
and bladder diseases, which no other pre-.
paration possesses, and III the past twenty
years has succeeded 10 90 percent OF cases.
The "Favorite Remedy" has become the
household lavorite wherever 1t has been
sufficiently tested, for it ispurely vegetable,
aud, above all, does not stimulate a lore for
strong drink. and can therefore be sately
used and commended. DR.. David Ken.
needy Is II graduate Of the College OF Physi.
clans and Surgeons Of New York, the
leading American medical college, he las
won the highest professional honors, aud
his personal character is the iulles, guar
antee that he would not put al unlrus,-
worthy specific upon the market.
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etiquette" points need very liberal
translation in this country, when they are
derived from manuals and not from com.
mon sense. For instance, It would seem
extremely foolish in making calls to hold
TO tho English rule, which says "never
send in your card when people are at
home" This means, literally interpreted,
when people are plainly'in sight In tho par.
!or, or you are told they are there, or
know they arc receiving" by getting
their cards for this particular day and
hour. But when, is it might happen in
half tho cases, people arc at home,
when thoy are in the house, to MI call
era, on any day in the week, they are
not always 10 be found down stairs. In
that case it Is a great convenience 10 know
who the caller is, that familiar friend
may BIO sent Tor to come wherever the
mistress OF the house msy happen to be, OF
business call may be disposed Of shortly
or whatever the Grand, Of iri.nd!inesa Of
formality, It may be understood By the
callers name. Always send up your name
therefore, which is never carried &c
smoothly as by pas.eboard, unless yor
know tho hessess is within the parlor door
In that case you announce yourself by a !,
pearance and not by pasteboard.
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MEDICAL,
THE MORAL OF TT.

we may noralze as much as we
please about pain; but the fact is,
that We don't like it while it lasts,
and that we want'to get rid Of it az
soon as we can. Whether caused by
rheumatism, govt, disordcred liver,
weak nerves, irregular kidneys, bad
blood, or anything else that is Just
the reverse Of what it Should be, the
sooner it is out Of the system the
happier we are Whether pain is
the result Of imprudence or of acci.
dent, or is sent as a punishment for
our slns, may be 4 nicc.question for
the philosophers to argue; but pco-
pie who are suffering want first to be
rid Of the pain, after which those
who are fond ofargumcnt may argue
the matter to their hearts content.
Above all theory, argument, ard
philosophy, comes1he delightful fact
that BRowN's Iron BlrTERs drives
pain away. Sufferers run no risk in
trying this medicine, the only COM
pound containing iron which carries
mo mischiefwithit. Those who have
used twill tell you so; and you can
try for yourself by buying a bottle
Of the nearest druggist. 2N.a
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@ Add disease upon disease and let The
worst come, am snfe II l use Hop Bitiers,
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Four Wise Men OF Gotham.

aIuhtu COhstHWt0n. I'D.
William NJ. Evarts is SO slight and frail
in figure as to give IN impression OF weak.
nesa. But this Is an error. He is the thin
nest Of the race. Evarts can out eat, ont
drink and out talk any three men, and all
at once. The vcrhosity for which Mr..
Evarts is noted is but the fluent expression
OF an active, ready, tireless brain. Joseph
Il. Choat, the successful advocate, is one OF
the rcadiest and the wit,iest speakers in
the Middle States. His success is due main.
ly to two reasons. He takes only ouch
cases as he believes in, and pushes them
with ability. John L. Parsons, while lack.
ing rhetoricalalrengln, is methodical, acute,
and possesses an indomitable energy.
Aaron J. Vanderpool 10 the vulcan OF tic
New York bar. Short, brawny and thick
set, with heavy jaws and deep set eyes, he
is cut out for heavy work, and glUries in it,
He Is in court every day aud all day. When
he finds time to get up his cases nobody
knows, but be 10 always fully equipped.
Acknowledge OF presidents is remarkable
and he erasps the facts Of Case intutively,
almost before they are related to him
These four mem are the giants Of the New
York bar,
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
Your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting teeth? II 30, Send u,
once aud get b1ttle Of Mrs. Winslow'.
Soothing Syrup for Children Tee.bing. 1t.
value Is incaIculabie.. 1t will relieve thu
ptor little sufferer immediately. Depend
upon 1t, notherd, there Is no mistake about
!. II eans dysensary, and diarrhoea, regu.
tes the stomach and bowels, cures wind
c'I!c.softens tho gums, reduc SSH Il animation,
and gives to:e and energy to the whole sys
TEN. Mig; Wiaslow's Soothing Syrup for
children Teething. 10 pleasant to the taste,
and ia tho prescription oil one Of the Oldest
and bes! female physicians and nurses In the
United States, and Is Tor sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Prizes Is cents hot.
tie. uvetv
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For The Keller tho Flood sufferers d r this
Guy.
Washington tPa) Reporter. Monday.
A meeting of some Of our citizens was
held Monday morning, in the Council
chamber, to devise means by which our
people could aid Wheeling in her distress.
Q. NJ. Reed, Sr., was made President and
A. NJ. Todd, Ed, was chosen Secretary.
a long lis: Of committees for the different
sections was appointed.
Ere this they have walled on our Cit.
zens.
On Saturday the following telegram was
received from the Mayor eli that CITY:
we need provisions, clothing or money.
We wish TO avoid making an appeal f6r
| help, but our situation is lust thip, ouu.talt
OF our city has been flooded and at leas,
one.thlrd OF cur population is homelt ca
and destitute. Oar homo relief fund is
rapidly exhausting."
Ih!s Telegram being made public our
people have responded. We are unable at
this time TO state what results have been
accomplished by the committees, az our
paper went TO press before their reports
were received. We know, however, that
several hundred dollars were reported a,
tue meeting as being already pnid in before
the committees went TO WORK; besides y
considerable qusrty of food and clothing,
The social ard commercial relations be-
tween this afflicted city and our borough
arc close and we have no doubt that IN
proportion to our population and wealtl.
the response from here will be large aud
generonP.
The Mayors telegram shows the unfor.
tnnaie Situation, Iusto understand it fully
it should be known that Wheeling has a
population Of about 10000
The NJ. ?. church at their Sabbath even.
ing services subscribed $ll2 in money Tor
the Wheeling homeless. The Disciples
congregation raised S25 50 for the same
purpose.
Trinity Hall boys donated SIG and a
bundle oiclothing.
Wilson & Wafrick sent several hundred
loaves Of bread; G W. Adams, one hun.
bred and fifty loaves; Pit Finn, barrel Of
potatoes and other articles; one Of the
McCabe Brothers contributed $40 worth Of
edibles.
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sive cutting away OF wood until many OF the
slopes Of the head.waters are entirely de-
nuled Of tree.. The result Is that heavy
rain melts thesno rapidly, and the wster
Of the small streams finds ita way speedily
to the larger streams, and oveitlows the
banks, carrying destruction In liz c,urse.
It "a but a repatltion Of what has occurred
In the Old World, especially in Northern
Italy, and what will inevitably occur every
where in similar latitudes, from similar
causes. It's the part Of wisdom for US 10
profit by the experience Of other sections
Of the country, and make the best posai.
BILE use Of our forests for the general good
OF all, .l M.
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HOME PROOF

R,psey aud Liver Dlscpes snl lsheuiaatism.-
siSICI Tcvib!T Nothing seemed to help me:
. ,aii Lut Gyl out q Ted. ", E:nllh cured me-"
''4'A '''' 49, 49, ZEFr, PHILLIPS,
Wheellns, WA
rs,.rrh po,ypus 0; Noe. IEl2alled voice.-sui.
,et,i loi y(GTs patent medicine a ed to hrlp me-.
Dr. Sn''a ''n''''''' CHARLES cuADDUCs,
Of spCidel i; Co., n hccling, ". Va.
pr.persia and uire:dtg2 G!o!narh. Treatment
oTNxH Iaiir,. 70 give ne Iellt. Dr. smith cured
as IUONAG HOLT, Insurance Agent.
Fip-"lIaA item for fourteen yea!s pr: Smith
rirsi me-" LOUIS + WAslilEGloS.
E4oiuiA, Running sOIes on ueRd.-"My son wa
.aIctCi 10! fourteen scais, Nothing seemed te
Ht'p -N-' ''' MIS-. CATHERINE GAPS.
ifErkpt Street. Wheeling. W. Va.
C4nur.-"SrItCIet t1s years vi u Cancer. Had
|. Gu! out three lIntA IL rcsEtnN after eaca opet
iUn " Smith c"''d me IVY TLnnf Aa nEl saErse
fllf, FIstuIa Of Anus-Flat CT ny back 70. II
ysckA Kc70ytph tytuy. Dr.. Smith cured me
Ss'4'4' >Nu' III NV TaoMAs coLYIN,
Wholesale GiGCcr, Main 81. Wheeling, Y. Va
CIeeItil0us OF Hec.uru, eFolApuS aud Piles
sWNsI'on up 10 dis md pto9Gnnced incurable.
D, TM.Ih Cu.u1 me without cutie"
." ''''', "AJH1Ei1ToN DELANY,
Martins Ferry.
Rc-,H, 0. LAii writca:-"Dr. Smiths PROBES
t6sAl brICcs III ny family have heen most sal!E
factory, and i CnnmGud him 10 XII O. { gentleman
BAD Hil!iuf piJEte:1n.
In. NSna:rl kDib S,JE-"l hal been suffering
ioteyel years and treated By many phyEiciRnH foI
dyspers!k DR., smith fAIL lad tape worm, and
ID eight hours ,cIaOycd monster lo9 feet LONG,"
Female Complaints Three yeAts Ia hoapIti!E 10:
lrzalct, sITe ne peculiar aoyau!sgeV!n suca CATO.
.tr-us cured d CAuIrrh, dhe.Gs.s OF bcsft. liver,
,,1t.sCII, EIlrtys Ek!u, blood nervous Rt!rGtioa.
slri Teskney4S 81 nen and youth, scIoiula anc
9iIhuIa :estl!y t. ny suciGS.
Pics cured T!tGou: IhsE1!l9.
IAt!euu Ut dI6.N,.en nay be treated by letteI
Ani E!!XIEGl!Jl HUafanteG:!. l. chart for Lelt ex.
AniakI!1u Nut on scC+:pIo Of TWO hreeceut stIraps;
end advice RETURNED fee.
Consultation y; Office free. OGlce hours from
Lss7FA n, ts!lT. t.sil on or nddrcSs
joYS s, SMITH, n. D.,
nJ!9n.v No. ltH ChGpItnc e.. Wheeling. v. Va
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.Q 4! Ii, g,,telliiqej'lrele.
ONCE, r"-. 40 nrd ~ f0Ui teenih street


Judge Charles II. ingalls,. Of Troy. Is the owner Of
o. the pateriM Homestead OF his family ~ Green
lines OF the property sands noble old cid, which
nag gt.wn W large that lis ttuuk extends Into lhe
saloiaiug lot. A psrioa who had lately pntch NED
tnls lot was about 10 cut down tho Tree; and TO
tlnesi It's value for strip Of land next Tho home.
hlead, aud wide enough 10 protect the elm. In
Wfi,ing Of this TO friend. h9say: "lI Is 10 beau.
iiiul tree that II might vol be wOrshiplcd :
IL Sou could Hoe II III June, ] am retl,ln j. would
wake up your cn,liusiasln. Even with lis na.
k Ieed bnugh' 1t seems to thank me for tayiug lis
~. thank God am abe 10 protect n tpot -
gear t 70 me. do rot believe Il Is all sentiment,
but " u IL, tttc sutcit sacTctlly,"
ihis inti1ent has suggested the following lines.
winch arc Inscribed TO Judgu ingalls, by his friend,
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Concord, n. II. Monitor. " Nv
The freshle!s on the Ohio and its .r;bu-
tsries Of late years have become very fire.
quent and destructive The cause OF this
Is believed to be the havoc nude Of the
iorss.s Of the western slopes Of the ALE.
vhenics. While the fores.s upon The
banks Of the head.waters l. tho Ohio were
preserved, they served to retain the snow
and rain in a measure during the winter
months, and only occasionally did destruc.
tiyeireshlets occur. In late years, with the
advent ofrailroads, therehas been an expen.
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o. Cleanse me with Hop Bi,ters and shall
hsye robntt and blooming health,
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. ADAM was q stylish man in bis day, and
was the first man 10 got the fall fashions,

Is YOUR system running down? Is there E
feeling Of decrepi,ude Isking session Of
you? Are tho functiona Of your dises,iy,
and urinary organs impaired? Is yonr bloo1
bao? Dosores and pimples trouble you2 Do you
suffer from uches and painsy Arc you weak.
and does the less: exertion give you ;atlcu. ?
beware Regain perfect health ny ustrg DR..
Guysotts Yellow Dock aDd sarsapari,la.
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Z Horror. OF Mineral Poisoning.

L I was suffering with Blood Poison, aud
treated several months with Mercury and
Potash. only 10 make me worse. The Petasl
took away my appetite. and gave me dys,
peps!a, aud both gays me rheumatism. I
then took sarsapariliB, etc. All-these Baisa.
pnrllla mi1tures have Potash In them. This
made me still worse, "a It drove tie poison
further into my system. A friend insisted
should take Swlft's Specific, aud |. cured me
soupd and well Of the Blood Poison, drove
the Mercury and Potash out Of my system,
and to-day 1 am as well az ever was.
Gro. y. WELLMAH, JR., Salem, Mtsa
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lie watched It's growth as, year BIZ year,
tspiead new beauties iii the Ky,
Ana oil i'veteeh the starting tear
ot!oy Light up his aged eye.
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DR., J. t.. SHIT Fl,
No. l,ol CAAPLlNE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

1hc hex, eyIJruru q, .. pap D.uAn's success Is thu
,.l IN Of tS patients. 1heiucrcaslng demand
H1U %;Io".IS,ih services prove that have dealt
;scGo I and iIiiy win lbute who have corsult
dee luCyct I'M a pG!InuES name Without pr
Ls,'In.c WnTIA hnY. cured after they had been
w H, "' EIg,'abG. \ thorough medical edu.
.Isn, Win ma, yg4ta hospital experience and
S s,yi riy WITH thcT4pu,ic agents, cl0te observ
.stsoi is'aptiSmCatal pecullar!ies and strict OF
gnG ms.se11e,! i KY , smfesc
nInp
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"HAckakrAcK," a lasting and fragrant pc r
fume Price Is and so cents. -UW 'H0
sniLoH's CpaE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whoopng Cough and Brononitis.
FoR DYspEr.IA and Liver Complaint, you
have a printed guarantee on Every bottle Of
bhllohs Vitallz,r. It never falls 10 cure. r
a NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle Of
Bhiloh's Catarrh REMEDY. rrice 80 cents.
For saleby MoL4in Bres and A. T. Young,
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Dr. Kings New Discovery.

MILLIONS Of bottles Of Dr.. Kings New Dis.
coyery for Consumption, Cough1 and Colds,
as Trial Bottles OF the large size. This enor.
nous outlay would be disastrous 10 the pro.
prie.ors, were It not for the rare merits
possessed by this wonderful medicine. Call
at Logan Il co., Bridge Corner Drug Store,
and get 100 Trial Bottle free, and try for
yourself II never falls 10 cure. xwrxw
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A FUNNY young nun asked his love The
other day, whats the difference between
me and female sheepP" and when his
love gave 1t up the lunny young man said,
"Why just the sams difference as there il
between eve and me-" Unfortunately, bis
love didn't see the joke,and now the funny
young man la yen.ilating his ewemor other
where.
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- Keep thy iongue from being furred.
thy blood pure, and thy stomach from iudi.
gestion by using Hop Bittsrs, 5fsIII
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Ira we'll be poisoned, woe be to those who
drink thertat. II IL woYss to poison ths fou,
siu Of life for ones self, AID for pos!e y.
Often by ca.eles.ness, or misfortune, or il.
heritance, this has been done. Ayers Bar
sapat!lla frees the blood, the vitui stream
and restores appetite, strength, and health.
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"WnY, how wonderfully liie.like!" said
Mr.. Derfix, gently caressing humble
bee which repessd among The artificial
flowers and insec:s on his wiie's new bon
net; if it was on garden flower I'd swea,
that it was ali-Grreat Cr,arrr" he sud.
denly shreked, inserting wounded finger
in big mouth and dancing around like Is
whirling dervish, "why, the blame thing
ia alive.n -,# .
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Euckleu's aru,cA snyc.

The greatest msdical wonder of the world,
Warrsnted to speedily cure Burns. Bruises,
Cats, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Feye. Sores, can.
GERS, Piles, Chiiblaips, Corns, Tetter. Chapp5c
Hands, and all skin erup.ions, guaranteed t,
cure In every Instance, or money reicndcd.
Is cents per box. For ssle ct Logan & Col
Bridge Corner Drug store.
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AH0ME DRUGGIST

RHEUMATISM II; ;$F:s {$s;; 6: Z;
vero TINT could not move from lilo hod, or
dress. without help. / tried several RENE
dies without much II my relief, until j took
AYERS SAHsArArlLLA, by tho uso Of two
poltlcs q which l was completely cured.
lave sold large Quantities Of your SAnsA-
fAhlLLA, and 1t still retains lis wonderful
popularity. The many notable cures It has
effected IN this vicinity convince mo Tint It
Is the best blood mediclnc ever offered to tho
pupilc. l.. +. HARRIS"
River St, Duckland. Mass. NAV Ia. lSso,
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Wholesale iicccr, Main ST.. Wheeling 4. Va
CIceniIuus OF itec.um, eFolaruS aud Piles
d, Ya.th Cu.uA me- without CUTIE"
HAJHlN1I0N DELANY,
Jntc unr,v
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IT is singular fac. tina. girl who, when
che is alone, Can put her hands OH the tor
rail OF fence AID skip over like a lamb at
play, will, II her beau is along, give him as
much trouble in helping her over rs though
hhe was q rheumatic locomotive.
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| WHEN remedy has proven itself to b. O
cure Tor consumption and perfect lung re.
storer, it should be KEPT in every we'll resu
lated home. We refer 10 Dr.. Wisinr'a Bal snn
Of Wild Cherry, a slus.o doe Of which will
cure al ordinary congh or cold. A few b tile,
will cure consumption. 1t il very pleasant
10 take. h- ptw
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An clm stood on my fathers line,
A mark OF his apct s:fnl bollnJs.
II scatc In youth, his pride prime,
!afge The gioty OF hts gtOunds.

Az elm Noou on my fathtr's line,
- marx oil his anct 5 :fal bounds,
care ~ youth, his pride 1 prime,
!afge The gioty OF his gtouuds.
lie watched It's growth as, year bJ year,
,tsp,eau new beauties IN the ky,
ana OIL iveteeh the starting tear
oi!oy Light up his aged eye.
When tumrers ,oba Of lustsous hue
phped All it9 1.-The aud graceful limbs,
Ana southern bEGtZcs, s!gUiuY though.
D.opped music 30! 10 NAtuius hymLs.
Thick foliage caught the sunbeams rays
Az IN play or dreaming sweet,
through iiequeht hours Of chllLhood'S days,
Ffesseu Inc green carpet ut It's feet
Or. II the Winds let through tho beams,
l., ~ uGHce upon the swlrI with inc.
MIN GlnMot0, 10y chased the CLEANS,
Elusive ns tic sparks at sea
Long years have lei, and am left
T0gu4td AlO1e tho dear old place,
W thought oil beauty yet btIclt,
sTe.many u loved but absent flee,
Abroad the aaelea, elm hes thread
ls roots and boughs with 'ilfmer stand,
IN haii its stately .tuHk M d head
Invade and hold strangers land.
ROY whom no memories OF the past
l@sloie OF sAcred loyy recall,
Nor liIial loves NJ md II cas-.
Auctions ann 10 stay Its fall,
Ana he hath said, "Tac tree must die"
Its doom the old elm sCcmet 10 knOw,
III au;umn's knlcs heard cry
Atoui Il OF grief iore1odiug woe.
Fear not. old t,ee. thou shalt not die!
Gold Is but dtoss 'twlxt thee and mu,
Love unalLoyed hatn power 10 buy
taLsJmtd tight to- herish thee.
It's done. Dear elm, thou'it mine agslu,
Thy roots and bou his and stem are free,
10 ut thelrcrowu toward SUI knd rlIn
And bitds shall nest and slug Ia thee,
Through all thy summers yet to conc.
And when ths last day sets for me,
slil! lender hands shall keep the hone,
AND gentlsr love stand guald DER thee.
N.Y. words OF cheer the old tree hears,
With dtcopsng boughs II strives u bets,
AUD iainurops softly iall liEe tears,
Fagrant with spctchless thnnkfi!uess.
Noah Darts. Presiding Justice oftac Nt,p FORK =
prtnie court, IL he Manhattan for february
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FoE LAME Back, Side Or Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price Is cents.
ShlLon's CoUoH and Consumption Cure II
sold by US on guarantee. 1t cures consump.
ton.
hnllon's VlrALlzER is what you need lol
Constipation, Loss of appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and It
cents per bottle.
GROUP WIoorlSa CoUau and Bronchitis
immediately relieved by Shi!oh's Cure.
For Sale by McLAne Bros and 4. r. Young
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fDlTrSBUkGu, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
4 LOUIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RfI,ITE
lii "a s5i 8
Time table Tor East and West corrected u JITNR
q, 1883. " o o''1
Trains leave Panhandle Station, loo. OF Eleventh
street. near Public Landing. Ms follows: ''''
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ION, deat!" exclaimed Edith 10 her doll,
II do Wish you would cit still. | never
saw such an uneasy thing in all my lille.
Why don't you sit like grown people and
be etill and stupid for Il while?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-13

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-13

When tumEet's ,oba OF lustsous hue
pAped All It's 1.-The aud graceful limbs,
ana southern gtOtzcs, S!guiug though:
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-13

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