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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-07

And still there is some furniture at G.
A. Doellinger's to be sold at two thirds
and below its value-such as parlor suits.
chamber suits, marble top tables, literary
tables, hall stands, mirrors, wardrobes,
easy chairs, Brussels carpets, mosquito
bars, and many other goods too numer-
Gus to mention. Call early and secure
your bargains before it is too late,
2Sd1W,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-07
Time of game, / 80: first base on er

Time of game, 1870; first base on er-
rors, Rock Island 3. Grand Rapids, 3;
earned runs, Grand Rapids, 1; called balls
Henry, 100, Hudson, 65; strikes Hen
ry, 81. Hudson, 80; left on bases, Rock
Island, A, Grand Rapids, 8; double plays,
Stockwell to Kearne, putting out Hogan
and Forrest; passed balls, Cavanaugh, 8;
flies caught, Rock Island, TO- Grand Rap
ids 7; out on bases, Rock Island, 2, Grand
Rapids, 3.
DIAMOND CHIPS.
The game will be called at 300 this
afternoon.
Sage on second base, distinguished him.
self by good playing yesterday.
In the game today Eden will pitch and
Lastfield will catch for the visitors.
The Grand Rapids club is composed of
men of even size. They can play ball,
too.
Walsh will be able to play short stop in
today's game. This will strengthen the
club.
The Terre Haute club will be here on
Friday of this week. This is one of the
finest clubs in the league
The base ball association will meet at
Turner hall tonight and elect new officers
if the association decides to live.
Efforts will be made to secure the Pc
oria Reds for next Sunday. If Peoria will
come up, we will try and "do 'em up
just to get revenge.
Kirby, who pitched for the St. Louis
boys, has been signed by the home nine.
and will report for duty this morning, and
in all probability will take the box in
today's game. Either Sage or Haley will
catch him.
Van Lewen, the Moses who was to lead
our club out of the slough of despair, has
been released He couldn't play ball a
little bit, let alone pitch. He claimed to
be ball tosser of great renown, but his
record did not meet the anticipations of
the managers of the ASSOCIATION, and Van
had to pack up his grip and seek fields and
pastures new. The good may go, but the
bad have to 60,
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VOLUME XXXIl. NO 22O.
LET THEM H01 11L

For Poor Tray has been caught bad company and the
gey yeps Soft soap and hard cider Aihlae them not
For the Intelligent public cannot fooled with bean pots false
pretendes Good goods fair dealing lowest prices and
ent for all the last that breaks the backs of oppo
nens
They all the people coming and going to and fro from
with of jealousy and hatred which finds vent
meek betting But the people not be fooled
neither they be hoodwinked by the false pretenders into
buying any old shelf goods when they can come to the
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-04
A1T1zA1-0Lzs. z1=-
WEDNESDAY, EHEN'G. JUNE 4. 1894.
An Invitation. We entend

An Invitation. We ertend
TO oar friends IN tie diferent
districts Of orr county, an open
inoitation 10 send as by mail or
By hand any and all local mems
That may tranSpire IN their re-
spectre neighborhoods They
need not be particular hoao they
qorite ii, so 1t contains neaoS Of a
local character. Send it along
and zoe aoiU shape and dr01o ii
mp 10 MALE ii locally attractive.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-04

THE Republican Convention win
be composed of $50 delegates-re-
curing All votes to nominate cand-i
dates for President and Vice.
President. The friends of Blaine
claim that he has $40 votes pledged
to him; and that on the second.ballot
he will be nominated.
The Democratic Convention will
have $50 also, but the delegates from
the territories 90 not vote; and as
the two-thirds rule prevails in this
convention, it will require $50 votes
to nominate. Tilden appears to have
no opposition.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-04

FRANK LAUGsroN. colorsd, son of
Prof. james NJ. Laugston, a q. S.
Cunsul, charged with the murder of
Charles Spencer, white, of Washing
ton City, was yesterday acquitted of
murder.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-04

The Consolidated Coal Company
turned out 3, $50 tons of coal Tues
day, the largest output of one COM
pany in single day in the history Of
the Cumberland Miners.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-04
FESTIVAL AND SUPPER.

TIME Ladies organization to aid the En-
il CINE Fund viii hold an entertainment
consisting of supper and refreshments, at
the Assembly Rooms. on the evening Of
Tuesday, Tune 3rd, 1884.
Donations and contributions will be adj
dressed to the ladies in charge as follows;
Mrs. James Revell. Mrs, Edward Munroe,
Mrs. Joseph Basil, Miss Maggie Hyde,
Mrs Brewer Gardner, Mrs. l.. REIN, Mrs.
NJ NJ Smith, Mrs. f. Yollmer, Mrs. Ed
ward Powers, Mrs Woodland Miss Lucy
Harwood, Mrs. H. d. Todd, President.
Doors open o. clock. -
Admission 10 Cents.
r. II. WEIGH,
Secretary.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-06-04

THE Chicago Convention opened
yesterday with full attendance The
first business was the election of tenn
porary chairman. Gen. Powell Clay
ton of Arkansas, had been selected by
the National Executive Committee
but when his name was announced
by Senator Sabine, who organized the
convention, James II. Lynch, a
colored delegate from Mississippi,
was also put in nomination. This
gave rise to quite spirated debate,
and it was finally agreed to take a
vote, each member answering when
his name was called The result was
that Clayton received 387 votes,
Lynch All. Mr.. Lynch was after
wards declared the unanimous choice
of the convention and was escorted to
the chair by Genl Clayton, Lodge of
Mass, and Taft of South Carolina,
amid the widest shouts and cheers,
and waving of hats. Mr.. Lynch
made very neat speech, which was
we'll received by the entire body. The
chairman of the delegations then an
uouncrd the names of the persons
selected to serve on the various CON-
mittees of the convention.
Major Mckinley chairman of the
committee on resolutions says he in
tends to make an effort to have a
reasonable tariff plank inserted in the
resolutions and thought he would be
successful.
The National Womans Christian
Temperance Union had a memorial
presented urging the adoption of
measures to prohibit the importation,
expectation, manufacture and sale of
alcoholic beverages by an amendment
to the National Constitution. Which
was read and referred to the commit
tee on rules.
Mr.. Bissell, of New York, presented
the following which was referred to
the committee on resolutions:
"ResolUed, That the committee on
resolutions be, and they are hereby
directed to give hearing to COM
mittee appointed by the Irish Nation
al League of America to present a
memorial to this convention on the
subject of realty in the United States
by foreigners"
The convention then adjourned to
IL o'clock to day What effect the
election of Lynch over Clayton will
hive upon the fortunes of the leading
candidates, it is impossible to say.
The friends of Blaine do dot seem to
at all discouraged, while his oppo-
nents regard it as his death blow.
1t is thought by many that if the
hopes of the friends of Blaine cannot
be realised, that Gen. VIM. Tecumshe
Sherman will be the dark house.
There is no knowing, however, what
day may bring forth
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HAY~EEV'EEH

healthy seese!ioNs. I.
,ccts tho mcmtranal ii,
diticnal colds, completed
Lorcs tho sense Of tasta
suits NE realized BY a
sueh treatment will Gu,
Unaqualsh for CcLD
and DNAYEEss. OF any ri
'rritseons. seud Tor Ct,
Nc. Il -pGcEaze-stlmp;
wholesale aud retail drl
fr9,rTha.Aw
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All tho classes except miners are paid by

All tho classes except miners are paid by
the day, aud tho rates given are the aver
ages Of the rates paid. The miners IRE paid
by. the bushel t7G pounds) the rate for Oc-
tober being 81 cents, or $l.0S2 per ton Of
2,4l0 pounds. Tho average earnings Of
the miners were as.ertained by assuming
that each miner worked twenty-seven daya,
the fnii number OF working days in Il Q
month, and dividing tho full amount paid
jur wages by 70Ox2T, or 1890, the lotal
n nber OF days work. 1t is evident
nat this would give m average Of daily
earnings below the average earned by each
uia during the days he worked. There
arc several facts that indicate that this is
not a high average. AT 81 cents a bushel
this would represent q production OF 72
bushels q day. From several sources I
have received estimates varying from 70 to
50 bushels a day, but no better evidence
is needed that thess are at least fair aver
ages than the fact that when a miner leav.s
his work to act in behalf OF the miners ss
a body he is paid for time Loaf at what the
price for mining 100 bushels would be,
The average given sno! too high.
In comparing this table with the mi
given in my last letter regarding the wages
In Durham, England, it will be seen that
wages are given for a very much less nun.
Der OF classes Of employees. This arises
from the fact previously noted, that the
classification Of workrnen about the mines
in this country is not the same as in Eug.
land, and also that the division Of labor i
not carried to so great an extent, one class
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MEDICAL
THE NIORALLOFIT.

we may moralhe as much as we
please about pain; but the fact is
that we dont7ike it while It lasts,
and that we want.to get rid Of it as
soon as we can. Whether caused BY
rheumatism, govt, disordeted liver,
weak nerves, irregular kidneys, bad
blood, or anything else that Is lust
the reverse Of what it Should be, the
sooner it is out Of the system the
happier we arc. Whether pain is
the result Of imprldencc or Of acct
dent, or is sent as q punishment for
our sins, may be a nicc1ucstion for
the philosophers to argue; but peo-
pie who arc suffering want first 10 be
rid Of the pain, after which those
who arc fond ofargumcnt may ARGUE
tho matter to their hearts content.
Above all theory, argument, and
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 whicl, carries
mo mischief with it. Those who have
used it will tell you so; and vol, can
Try for yourself by buying d bottle
Of the nearest druggist. ,
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Letter from II Female Physician.

l9i SECOND AVENUE. New YoRx, MAY /
1855. specially Is diseases Of women and
children. I like Allcock's Porous Plaster,
because they are 90 quick and etllcleut, and
never irritate or marx the ttnderesl skin,
have found them moat ugeful In my prac.
tice, and they are certainly tho best plaster,
now made. To illustrate: My son Of len
years OF age took 0 bad Cold and coughed In.
cessantly; no medicine would relieve him:
AFTER twelve hours l applied an Allcock't
Porous Plaster 10 his turost and upper chest,
The cough ceaaed entirely In an hour; and
the next day the boy was vol.
told Tho case 10 u gentleman who suffered
III the same way; ha, too, was cured In
tweuty.tour hours OF ITS cough by AIicock'.
Porous Plaatcrs. Apother patient suffered
from pain In the small Of tho back-Allcock's
Porous Plaster wta applied at night, and nexI
morning the pain Ind ceased. Again, a
young lady suffering from Neuralgia Pains
around the heart. by my advice used All
cooks Porous Flhssets, and was entirely
cured In three days. Finally, ala1y came 10
ME with Cold 1eeet, which constantly re.
CURED night and day-this ,sometimes Is
symptom Of Uterine Congressional applied
al Allcock'a Porous Plaster to The sole oil
each foot, and her feet got and continued
warm. She wore the Plasters over q week,
Thus l have recently tried Allcack's Por.
GUS Plastels, and take great pleasure In bear.
ing witness 10 their remarkable curative
power.
JANE N. BAKER, N. D.
"Allcook's'is the only genuine Porous Plas-
Yer; buy no Other and you will not b.
chtatea. 'l rThsAw.
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HCNGE PROOF

-..,U,, , Nl,ogscg ami phnu,,n,iv,n y
clancy NV NV .t:aISSIpT s"en,,d 10 sn,n ma.
fuGsfgl ts: \: 81, NJ led if,r, sI1ith cured nle'n
e1uId pO' ZEpT. pHiLLIpl.
.N,
Cslrrh. P0!ypus Of hosc, iMPaiiSa voiec;-sut
ieri for ytaS: patShl ueticiae !Ai'eu tohtlp me.
III, smith completely ru[tG ny,
Oh spclGei Co., "neShi.S, W. va.
nrso,oSa ard Ulce:ited HIomGch.-"Tre5tacot
DysS ~ ISIitd 10 giyU INC relief. Dr. Smith cured
rcti ThUIaS li0Lr, INSURANCE tgcnt
4 gts -nH3d them lot fourteen years. D. Smith
rr w. ,. moi LOUIS Y. W~AsIiIndTON.
sstoinIa. Running Sores OH Ecad.-"Ay ron was
,sIlrtrj lar !OuItCVu ycars. Nothing seemed 10
Ss.1n hin d. Smith cured him."
HEpN' Miuj. CATHERINE GAPS,
Market Erect. Wheeling, ". Va.
Unconstitutional Tor ;eafs with C&nccr. Had
vCSI mi Ihne Iines. II returned after each opor.
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1had for thirty.eight years suffered every
spring aud GUNNER wit9 Poison Oak, which
| contracted in bathing whom a boy. l tried
everything for 1t, including many physI.
c,ians, but without uuy benefit. / took six
bottles Of S8ift'a Specific "a. 8. s.) four years
ego, and It cured me sound aud well, Three
summers have passsd, and I have had no 70.
turn OF 1t.
Jc.opa EH,sIry. Columhno IN
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IF q well be poisoned. Voc be 10 those who
drink thersat. It Is worsa to poison ths tour.
ssia Of lifs for one'a sell, and for postei v.
Often BY ca-sles,ness. or misfortune. or In.
h%eritAhcc, this has EGea doue. Ayers sar.
ssoatilla frees the blood, the vital stream,
and restored appetite, strength, aud health.
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Jc.ora BEHsLrY, Columbus, Ga,

"HAcksErAcx," alast'pg and fragrant per
tume. Plice % and 80 cents.
EHlIon's CURE WILL Immediately rslieye
Group, Whoop!ng Cough aud Broncnitia,
FoR DYsPErsrA aud Liver Complaint, You
have a printed guarantee on every bottle OF
6hiloh's Vitaliznr. II nIyer fails 10 cure,
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle O,
shiloh's Catasrh Remedy. Prica 80 cent?.
For saleby McLtin Brcs. and A. r. Young,
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Is YOUR system running DOWN. IL there a
You? Are the iuao.ioas Of your digestive
and u.irtrg organs imrsirsdq Is your blood
bad? Do sores md pimplts trouble you? Do
satler from aohcs and pains Are you weak.
md does tia leas. cxe.tion give you fatigue ?
Bewasel Rsg.in perfect health by using Dr..
6uysotts Yellow Dock ard s~arsapariIla.
h nAW - H....
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"YEs," seid Mrs.s Bluak, in her soprano.
est accents, "when you. used to call me
your lova lore VIZ were married, l little
knew what you meant when you said that
your love should bs always 'chaneeless.'
And | have been ~cllangeless, sure enough"
u IS suspected that Blauk is mo- over
liberal III money m,ttera,-Boston Tran.
SciiD.
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Or, !. SMITH,
No. 1905 CHApLIEE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

,,o hos, evidence u . pu, r.clsn's SUCCESS Is the
,,tI,,S,y Of his ~pQiieuuJ, The Increasing demands
S:aJ pincirsioual s:fy!ccs pto'S thht III nave dsSi.
L91VsN"iI 'Hryrf uEc 4 ~IAlleuLH name without per
81 g .y0a. though / Ah'o InaIy, huudted certificates
y, : XXX, Ts.snn I hOve cured utter they had been
IT. o Sts%S insg.,llc. A thorough medical cdu:
I'm viii many yvtra hospital experience and
LSI!lsnty wiz ;SS,Spu Msc, ISsI., = e1ose ,t Gnssg r.
,aN, ~ Ia LyEiguLc management ihhuses Gucceas,
H tSts d p~onstie, and Ls2ily glgo !ho patient ny
opinion.
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r,oIs OH BOO, and skin Diseases mailed tite
"'" TIE SWIFT EPEGiElC CO.,
DAwtr3, Atlanta, Ga.
ONCE, 10 VI. 23l Street, between sixthan
IN, ipp,IIpA. Nbo
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This list could BE extended, but itsrappo
Is believed to fairly represent the range oi
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aScarlet FevorE
4 Cured. l

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tom.
testify to the most excellent qualities Of Pmf
bIrbyS f~tppfytaetic Fluid. As a disinfectant and
detergent Ii IS both theoretically and practically
superior, to my. preparation with which / am ae.
quainsed.-N r. LurToN, PROT. Chemistry .4' As'
,Dnrbys Fluid Is Recommended nv
Hon. ALHxAsDRH II. SrnPtnHs. of Georri,.
Strangers, N. ": = Wv
Jos. LaCos1n. Columbia, Prof, University. &c.
Kew. 4. J. BATTLE, Prof. Mercer University:
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1SpisrENSABLE TO EVERY HOME,
s2,crna ,IrlI,ses =. osea Internally OF
The Fluid has been thoroughly tested, and we
have abundant evidence that il has done everything
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D"ssi'. a ~pamphle. or send 10 the pruPIie,ors.
j. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
MANUFACTURING Chemists, PHILADELPHIA.
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Two l1onl1s ~ 'utcIrd With 4 cancer on her
or .! = M9 iG",T SyC !nchgS IL circumference. Al.
itOJldeihht y, 'ss,,t 3" Fl, lux the patient, no re-. cay OF
N, pAil!ui, an ,1Snlas, / OiDpiuVd y supply, Of
lib. TOT IA I, iTt nrs. She Ia, tlkcu tlyo bottles,
sIl.A op SF : i entirely heated Ny, only \ very
10 &c Ca. S Sfftsn,!S!!9 .;! and b s' e 9S SsIiec i 9 sussd .h'n
iSiSr T; n. LEI IL H. sSs' GSS V 7 y Columbus, Ga.
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y naaal pan - OF ca.
y tsrthA! virus. causing
Hays Inflammation, pro.
Ings Of the head from ad.
! heals the sores and re
nd tlnell. Beneficial re.
~ applications, a thor
, the HEAD, UrADAcHI
I'd Of mucous membranal
'ulsr. Ey nail. prrpIit
received. sold by all
'giSts.
ELY BROTHERS.
Druggists. 0wc2o. n. z.
-
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HECkleufS Arufcn ASnvr-

Tho greatest III adicai wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily euro Burns. Bruises,
Oats, Ulcers, Sol. Rhenm, Fc7cr Sores. car.
cara, files, Chilblains, Corn., letter. Chspped
Hands, aud all skin eruptioas, guaranteed to
cure III every instance, or money refunded.
"a csnts pec box. For safe ct Lcgur d Co.'S
Bridge Corner Ding stare.
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WHEN u remedy has proven itself 10 be a
cure for consumption and q perfect lung re-
storer, 1t shouId be k4p. In every vol resu.
lsttd hons. We refer to Dr.. WisIar's Balssm
OF Wild OacrFy, 8 sing.e dons OF which will
cure an ordinary cough or cold. A faw bottles
will cure consumption. II l., very pleasant
10 take. p&w
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earnings in the United States, Bay from
81 85 to IS $50 day, while the Eugliad earn.
will be seen that the lowest earnings In The
United States are far higher than the high.
est in England, while the highest in Amer.
lea are considerably more than double the
highest in Great Britain.
JOSEPH D. Weeks.
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clancy and Liver DLAeRScs aud RheunGtiNn.-
sIS.,Iti Notwithstanding seemed 10 help me;
soa;d not K. UVs oi he'd. -; s9aitli cu,ed me-"
Mbn.linu ~ Va
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Of employees here doing the same kind Of
work that would be divided among two or
ihHaa ulanuan La E..laal --A------e --------

There Is also another point to be noted
before making the comparison between
tthege rates and the Durham. Coal mining
IN tho Pittsburgh district advanced from
st cents to % cents n bushel October l, or
from 0o3 centa 10 81 032 per gross ton. I
shall, however, make the comparison with
the October rate, as II more fairly repre-.
sants the average rate than Of cents. The
Trade Tribunal. which fixes tue rates OF
coal mining In Western Pennsylvania, had
n table prepared early the present year,
which showed that the average rate for the
past three years at the mines Of eight large
coal companies was 5 SO cents. This would
indicate that the 81 cent rate was not an
unfair one with which-t to mako compari.
Hnna IN ----..- \
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A Carson CRY photographer treats each
customer who will take il to q drink 81
in order to get TIE proper "pleased
expression on tina fscs." 1t is a yery
idea to take a Smile" to produce u
smile.-The Eye.
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The comparisons, then, OF the average
daily earnings In tho Pittsburgh and Dur.
ham districts will stand rs follows, uslHg
the Durham nomenclature and tho eleven.
hour pit rates for hswers, deputies and
stonemen, and ten.hour for tho others, and
o.niltiug all classes that arc made neces.
sary BY shaft.mining:
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A YOUNG Hungarian woman, recently
arrived in New YORK, bns been trying %
marry three men. Some wicked American
has evidently been giving that poor girl
some exaggerated POINTERS on the leap.year
OF her adopted country.
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The Rsv. GEO. Il. THAYER, OF Bourbon,
Ind, Gays: 'Both myself and vile owe our
lives to SnILaH'G Con. uMpr1oH Cure" PEI
ARE YOU MAnE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Diszlnes, Less. OF Appetite,
fsiiow skinP Shiioh's Vitaiizar Is u positive
euro.
I. Why WILL You cough when Hhiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cls., 80
cts. and 81. W.
eHfLoR's CATARRH REaEoY-a positive cure
for Calarr5, Diphtheria and Cauker Mouth.
For sala by McLein Br.s and At. Young.
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AortforG's Acid Phospha,e-ror al.
c0hollsln.
Dr.. J. s. Huffman, Philadelphia. Pa, SAYS:
ut is Of good service in the troubles arising
from alcoholism, aud gives satisfaction In my
practice" 7rh,hv
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NC
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.

There exists u means OfSe-
curing " soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be,
Hasan's Masnolin Balm is u
delicate and harmless arti-
Gle, which instantly removes
Frcckles, Tan, Redness,
Rougl,ness, Ernptions, Yul-
gar Flushings, ETC., etc. SO
dclirate and natural arc its
effects That its use is not
suspected by anybody.
No lady has tho right to
present Il disngured tace in
society when the Magnolia
Balm is sold, by NIL druggists
for Is cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-14

TrE publisher OF Georgia paper in his
va!edic:ory, s.ates tia. during the two
years it has been in existence no has clear.
"a Just S. a month. What did lie want
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-14

WI recommend Ely'u Cream Balm where
a cure for CAtarrh Is called for, and consider
that wo are doing the public a service by
making It's virtues known to those afflicted
with this loathsome disease, for which it Is In
most instances a perfect cure. PECK DRos.,
Druggists, Grand Rapids, Mich. (price so
cts. See adv't.) Wgiggl Trhs&g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-14

,, ,eu1TEsb.o results from use Of oWllts
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s;EGtG Gn a = Gve wears Win tic most angry looking
btu AA!StE. eSet EiW, aud wAS nearly 40 ID. The
A'tGS ;H 4. usssio q Notwithstanding and Gi!ef ave
erI toSaS . IEEun, huls nearly q quite well: II
bo,!li,t SMva'sSfrrIll, NIL. UHuMtkf, N. D..
y GOIy "o1N'i C%g!ethorpe, Ga,