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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-06
A SHORT SESSION
CT the Amalgamated Association
Yesterday.
A Sketch Report Of the Days Proceed,
ings, With Incidental Mention
of Other Matters.

The second day session Of the Amalga
marei Associate on was entirely devoid Of
anything of especial importance to the out
side world, although the proceedings were,
as a mater of course, not without interest
to the DELEGATES. The visitors are becom-
ing quite at home in our midst, and during
the intervals between sessions are to be seen
p~romenading about town under the care Of
members Of the local committees. At roI!
call at the morning session " additional
gentlemen answered to their names, they
being q delegste and alternate from Bel.
laire, the latter having come up oecause Of
Il, delecate being at work, but that gentle.
man managed to be on hand. This brought
the ,otal number in attendance up to eighty
e Oh.
The minutes Of Tuesday afternoons
meeting were read and approved, and then
the annual report OF
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THE TREASURER

was read. This consumed cousid-
cable time AID when 1t
wos completed the joint report OF the
thrre Trustees was taken up. This was fol
lowed in turn by the reports OF the eight
Vice Presidents. Before these werc taken
up however a resolution was adopted in
eject that these reports should be referred
to an appropriate committee without being
read unless there was in them contained
something of special Importance, and OF
~interes. TO the entire organization. Under
this rule all me reports went to the commit
tee without being read, except a portion OF
the report submitted by Vice President I
F. keeney, o! the First Division OF the
First District. la t0rmsr conventions these
reports have ben read q: length, aud much
t.me hereby consumed.
Tie rext busiLess was the takiLr up Of
re
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The CELEBRATED
is FOR SALE AT THE FOIL

10 VII WIZ
John Welty, 1906 and 1908
E. G. letters, Corner SiXtee
c. Bachman, 22oG Eoff Str
Warthen 6 Tieman, Corner
Jos. A. Ankle, Ally Jacob
c. J. Welty, Corner Main
G.. Shelhase & Son, Conner
NJ. o. Cornell, I-loS Wood
F. E. Smith, Corner Tenth
E. Prosscr, SIS Main Sire
H. Helmbright, Col Market
!. B. Crawford, 1926 Market
!. S. Harrison, Martins Fer
w. N. Holiday & Co., Ma
VIM. Hcslop, Martins Fer
H. Edwards, Martins Fer
NJ. F. Pugh, Martins Ferry,
!. A. Seitz, Martins Ferry,
mo. BurkEart, Martins Fer
Eacs barrel contain. rFalnable Book devoted
sTdiDy Bread al Il Cakc5, gAich, II O0scryctS will in
,UUT a l.td.
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DECORATED TEA SETS in q VA
rietJ nre-sIOrS; SO pieces for SL50.
DAWSON BROS,
2e2S MARKET Street.
RaItimorc and Ohiu

Cheap excursion TO Pjc;s5ugE every S..
day. Round nip Only = 50 Special IL
,raiu leaves a. I.iu . e.. C:'y :,@e.
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BIDS FOR NEW HOSPITAL.

BIDS FOR NEW HOSPITAL.
Dlps Will IL RLCGIyED Al THE WEST
lewis county, west Virginia, up TO l. o'D.".S IN
Oh the
?lst Day Of August, 1885.
Ion tie furnish ug ui material aud ere, ton and
cnml'utiou iH oil Ifg Isr't -! q ThraD-~t0ry Brick
huililn- two hundred let long by ihiriy-E,ne Irrt
wide, iOT the iUrrher a,Comun!Gtiou Of the Insane
now on Tile Al sai l.rG.. where copies OF said
specifications. may b" 0 ia'rci. The " 'rk % % ne-
-Jn within riitrT days D. thu .Eafiif OF the "on-
tact, and the foundations and stone walls o! UJI"-
mcni story to be pU' up this hli. And the entire
building 10 II" completed ready for IA rec P'yI o.
patents or the 5!sr day " = n.rahrr. 1881.
Each bidder shall orc. Hraa. hi bill With a nondr
With good ,rCurity 10 IA" penalty Of 5000, con-
| ait. Onei. should the aii he accepted, 10 perform.
!ifI and CON, .ot" his contract ~ tao erection Di
,aid hu.lIiug according ~ sad plans AMI s~PtCI'lra-
Tons.
inc work to be PAM i5r A. follow: On or about
the 10Th ilv o. January iNSi, aI estimate Viii re
made ol ali he maro..ia! furnished and work per
'pJmCd up 10 that iai,, aud the Contractor p3,!
'nur-rifks Of came twenty pr cent n"!ng reserved
uulil the completion Of the work ami On the hrst
Gay ri each sucCeeliug month an nsiImai" viii HI"
made Of wCik lone sln,G ile il't estimate and the
contractor paid iUg mo riIu", WITH IN" exception ui
grceui retained until completion o. work, when 4
final estimate Will lie made and the amount then
Hue paid.
The r',ht IS reserved % r",e,' any OF all bids.
Is order OF IN, Rpari @, Dir" tor.
". j. BLAND.
Superintendent.
WESTON. ". W.. july "S. 1855. aul ertir
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tard you an exact copy Of the correspond
tn,. referred to. Yours truly,
GEuaGE WISE
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Sever C'iYrI y.

c,,rr.y BOaTjrIs s'gur"d, o. 4 good place 10
SuINiliEi board, CAL .c .Jund 81 aiver'is.aS n
Tn. gAt r-fEp
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MINNEHA RA FLOUR

OWING RELIABLE STORES
Market Street,
tn and Jacob Streets.
EFT,
Eleventh and Market S,r...
Street,
and Eighth Streets,
Eleventh and Market S;-...
Street,
ard Main Streets,
ct.
Street,
Street,
ry, Ohio,
rtin's Ferry, Ohio,
ry, Ohio.
ry, Ohio,
Ohio,
Ob;~
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CTATE o. WEST YIHGl,,

- -
- IN tine Circuit Court 81 uI.D ed.
giuiE, s.. August Rules, 1870.
T. .s4rtEu rms
vs..
Edmund l'NLauo AMI l.. I,.r b..
LaggbtOrDugL and AIcNgni 4: I.
Husband. Henry n. Rus,nI .r
g. a'c { Cha les W tTs.'i. . .,'
Henry NJ. Russell, = haries Eu o.
Russ.lI lcir, Al law o. tn 'a'1 a"
4 ,ts.ei; hampdrn Zane, "a X
Mclean COruriiI NC A!er AMI ~
her husband william Johnson. 81
aud Robert W"0ioy, her hl.haal Cd
Zane, Cord'.ia Zane Carr aud ~
husband Noah Itnr aud lsl".
ph.a } UsIpn sud AIsTRu ..f
band; Pla;DH zane and M"
VII Il: g. faTT, trustee ami "
guard ~ Of May LoJl,H Cumw
Wi am eos. win'.
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Linsly Institute.

TIVE FALL SESSION OF THIS SCH
open Monday, September :. The Pa
happy 10 be- able 10 announce 10 the lo.Eer 3
and uthcrs hat In the management o: u.
h. IA secured the assistance OF Ma. j. u. Lee
ably kruSn as the Military l]rsirucioTi E '.r
Virginia Uuiy,r.iiy-a thorough classical e.
Iop, lar cdU,g'or and i.s'ipllnarian. T..
ims .ula.Tc v! either Of the undersigned
&c. ORR, A. NJ, pru"rs.
!yl7b j. II. LEE A. b. As, lr,.
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Miss. \. X. Gilrhri>t.
hAuPIh'S UNIVERSITY SCHl,

ELI iLClI CITY, hAKhIANb.
Situation Healthy. Instruction THIruY. 20.
opens s,p' :. CIl.UiAr- sent upon 4fP 81
ar'ta CHAPMAN NJ AupIS, ". b..
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Take r0-.ua that CO.. To-
I,.a. llw.T and e.. 80 %
rtn .t5,. - 1ruv e.. { A.'...
street boo III, cry Of " b."
Nir.inia. pn 'nr 'h.1 Tag
Letv,,u the hour nl %"
H.. e. be- read in ry.i'EC
ON behalf %. aid p.Iirt'.
The takiig q. said d.i".
menrei. ur being Comni' ~
on that dly. tue tatIu- IT,
from time u ;Hr NH'.
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F|'rNo w . FAH"rNANNH.
On lie ottcr hand Mr.. l.auchIiu Saws he
has had applications enough to fill his fac
tory already, and some of the new nail"rs
say they have gone IN 10 stay. In converse
ton Yesterday your reporter asked one Of
them If he was not satisfied with the nailers
promisr of two per cent, said he, I'VE
have twenty six per cent. of the feeders a,
work l%earniDr now, so why should we con.
descend to AXE two. The nailers s n to
think that as soon as tn machines need q
thorough overhsuling and repairing, the
feeders and %nsilers, too, will find themselves
in trouble. Said one yesterday, Il lett the
l;~s in MS machine in condition to rnu
for q day and c hat and the
remainder Of the mschiue is in
good repair. Anyone could make nails on
it Tor q few days, but wait till she humps
her back and sqlesls and some vital part
gets out of repair and then some one name
will be Dennis Gu tie whole both sides
seem 10 take the situation c,o'lv. and ttc:e
shut little i'll feeling expressed towards
aryOEe.
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BRIDGEPORT,

Oil Your house il you wan; 10 by advertising n
Mi IUk nkuISTER.
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ZIEGENFELDER'S
Zee
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS

Has been l'cI 10y the leg; families IN Wheeling for
over twenty ono years. iyl6-
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and expressions used which were anything
but complimentary. Certain Of The men
were uoticeably nervous in their demeanor
in spite OF The sang froid hey rndeavored to
exhibit. The majority OF them seemed
also averse to talking and hid iitls
to say in reference 10 tn situation. In
feeling Of some residents in the neigh5or
hood Of tkc mills is one Of uneasiness IS
they seem TO ieel that the trouble vii. resul.
in disturbances Of some sort. Tn
opinion OF these few is undoubtedly q Dug
bear, as the mill owners and operative,
make light Oy.r the doubtless absurd view
of thr timid citizens. That there IS con
siderable
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13
William Erneston.

Colonel William Erneston. q
broEzed veteran of the british India
service, who passed through fhiladel-
phia few days ago, carried cane
that is memento of great events 1t
is made n ne longitudinal strips of
wood; the head is highly plished bit
of bone from the river drift deposits in
Devonshire, England, and the ferule is
a fragment of gun used at the bat lie
of Melegnano. One wooden strip is
from the Mount of Olives. at Jerusalem
and of the other eight one is from Nell
sons ship, the Victory. one from the
American sioop-of-war Cumberland.
one from the Alabama. cut Lefore she
left Laird's ship-yard, one from the
Bellerophon. Napoleon's Prison ship;
one from the Vile de Paris, Admiral
de Grasses flagship in our Revolution
arv War; one rom the floor of the
Black hole at Calcutta; one from the
grove surrounding Tai Mahal. and the
lat from the wreck of the Royal
George. Philadelphia Record.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13

Gertie had serious troubles 1t school.
She had mo head FOR figures" as they
say, and We know that heads have .
great deal 20 do with figures. They
danced and cut capers through her
1Eain till ste could hardly remember
49, names. She always forgot
whether ..q.aotient'' or product b.
logged to multiplication or division;
'plus, J" '.minus," the sign of equal
ity," and all those puzxling things
were hopelessly mixed up together.
She was bright enough in her other
studies, but poor little girl! twice she
had failed 70 ..pass'' in arithmetic, and
had been put back to drag through the
same dreary old lesson. There were 90
many other little ones in the family
that no One had time TO think Of Cor
ttefs Troubles. or advise her about
them, and she began to think she wa
going to b Ounce al her life.
But oae happy day Uncle John came
from Boston On . visit 1t did not
take him long to 80. BY the pitiful
drOop at the corners Of tho mouth and
lOrlon look IN her eyes, that something
Uncis 5oha always had time. he
lisoened 70 al Gertie had to tell, and
confogted her BY assuring her that the
6marseutswoDans he had ever known,
Who h6dVlitth,s. - eneldn't tell how
naay SobkS. kn6W only enough arith-
motio 10 count up her money when she
i spi vt & 81 IN, though, the fact 70.
-~&A~H ek~t u ,~~a fz<~<sSS. S9rx<rw - 49,
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Pack the dirt around the trees that
were set last fall. -CSscin.dti Times.
Young clover should never be pas
tured. Ii Is 50 tender . plant while
young that the tramping of hoofs will
greatly in,ure. If nosdestroy it-hairie
Farmer.
There is no variety Of apples that
suits the entire country. This fruit has
certain kinds adapted to particular sec
tions, and in setting out an orchard
this fact should be considered
Times.
-Doughnuts: One cup of sugar, one
cup of sour milk, sweetened with soda.
three eggs, spice; mix soft. Roll and
cut in rings and fry in boiling fat. Dip
each one in powdered sugar immediate
~ on taking from the fat.-1he House
hold.
To clean tho waste pipes leading
from the sink. pour down them q strong
solution of potash dissolved in hot wa
ter. Be very careful that none of this
mixture gets ON your hands or clothing
rs it will destroy all animal matter tina:
it comes in contact with.-Erchdnge.
1T is, of course. . matter of taste
alone. but when . delicate ard very
light white cake can be made with five
eggs. it seems like unnecessary expend-
iture to use eeven. II care is taken in
making til cake the one with fewer
eggs will often be relished more than
the light and puffy ANGELS food. ~
Bos on Post
George w. Walk writes TO the Fruil
Recorder that he las boiled leaves and
stems of tomato plants until the juice is
all extracted. and finds the liquor dead
enemies of vegetation. 1t does not in
jure the growth of plants, and its odor
remains for long time to di gust insect
marauders.s
Novel breakfast cakes are made by
taking some bread sponge which was
started the night before, and mixing
lukewarm water with it until it ID like
batter; add an egg or eggs to 1t in the
proportion OF three eggs to one quart Of
dough. This should then be allowed
to stand close to the fire for an hour;
have the grlddle hot grease it slightly
with sweet lard, and fry . Ii pancakes.
~ r Post. - 81
Never permit sheep to be pastured
with cows. They do not agree nearly
rs well as horses and sheep do. Their
habits in the pasture are much the
same. but it Is better to pasture sheep
by themselves without having any COM
pAny for them. They do not take
kindly to other animals, though . sin
gle sheep. il separated from . flock.
will soon learn to accompany the COWS.
and seem to be - much ct home with
them IS one of their own members.-
CsetetdWd Lender. @
Cheese Biscuit: Take four ounces
OF grated cheese. three ounces of finely
;gsated breadcfumbs, two ounces OF
butter, . teaspoonful Of flour Of mus
tard. . saltspoonfhl of cayenne, one Of
white pepper and two beaten eggs;
melt the butter and mix al the ingredi-
enta together, and les them stand IN
hour. knead and work out the paste
Is thin - possible, and cut into TRAN
giles or roll it up into thin sticks about
three inches long. Bake in quick
oven for sixteen OF eighteen minutes;
serve hot-NeU EmgiG I'd Farmer.
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The Big Brewery.

Mr.. J. Hirsch. College Point Brewery,
L. l., N. Y, writes that he employs a
largo Tpmb.r of horses and hands, and
having tried st. Jacobs Oil, the great pain
cure, for rheumatism. aches and pains OF
his men, and for gals, splints, thrush,
wind-galls and other affections of his
horses, finds it superior to all remedies,
and would not be without it.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13

Insurance. is good thing whether ap
piled to life or property. No less bless
Ing is anything that insures good health
Kidney Wort does this. 1t is natures grea
remedy. 1t is q mild but efficient cathar
tic, and acting at the same time on tn.
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, it relieves al
those organs and enables them to perform
their duties perfectly. It has wonderful
power. See advt.
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Our Young Folks.
THE MAGIC SLIPPER.


THE MAGIC SLIPPER.
rA.-. ,,v.a .r.. IN . ,,r. . ,on. vhne
In tSe country Of Somewhere or other.
sAy thr nrse frnco' VINO was neir W '"e
And he had neither sister nor brother.
M. ,.,- -. ~. .,...,,,
Ana pr rn m::,t.-wh.. ....e w.s,h. w..ther
NJ 49, 5nsshsat Ia s sSse 49, ~, s1,. =,
Clothes -1
Ana = ene valve, III, . feather
no IN nno,,o ohS ono iaui'' Du' 'hA' war
T~es th5sE etuAv ha wee mot ,nc,trad IN.
Ana ~her s.EaS tka reesor be navsr Eo,,id
0 ruSu esAcu s~' aeoSou NC "o'oA WAN
n. learn; - =. .,.an. wind TOP,
y. con,a .c.rc. rad . word and be could
not write; ,, .n ..,,, ",
AMI he canId not tell nouns from nronouns.
nor yet ..s,.
A.,o-,..-n,n ..o ....
ne declared ne never would 90 it:
He cnu,S from the stsrf mite through
vVui1 - Aa0nA '"0 ''"as quA'S
For VIM .ee ANYTHING that was nice to play
NH ne hsd mind 20 learn IN IN minute NJ. .s
1' tsss s"s 'As '0' - 'A' ''' -
he had not mind TO begin IL
Inc v Ner sad G' "''" p'AA' '"' '
sorrow they were not S resiF Gec1,n 1e
anA' t ~ le s11n " inc '"io"o 'nou0 oe''"s
p.o.vsa ha al ~. . mimi 70
because ne mao not . NINA TO-
.ni i,h " trnv w 0nsnseu' salu '"o n'ns'
.IviIl send for the Court Physician:
e. Is r MSSnE
s. he Court p,v.,c,., ,-r,vea :, the court
Ana he .nid .ne he r sofemIy strored hi,
beard;
- ~@'1 '"~s - o'AA'' = AA
). D.re vou ~ . roarsa The king In a burs,
TO monarch OF my poSIuon, , ,,,
Me- hn. An - 1u"0o' -" "A'o 'o1'
r Ie ~ r,a -. co,-& phv.,o,.n
oeo 'ne NAns " '"0 oour' ny s'o'""-
Next the KING called . councn OK learned
-, .S. .s.s sss s, Of Al IN the Nation
After SIX months OF deep meditation.
rn.v~ .,. an IN a..r.,r vhen in tbrouvh
c the g ,,s,,. IA -ou., :. ~r,n.,sa
And q withered and brown a an autumn
iesL. NJ
a. She :. al -.,,,,.,-,,, .,x,....
ono strucn ner oak stsu on the stones, ana
expLAlne1:
Ase scure ICE NM noys nisnness
she s1.tesaed iow when "a s hes say the King:
anu sAso' srsSeiy' i uAse nefe sfoss
ure.
Wnicn YIN cure the Fnnce OF ms playing
ye.S L..
:.
wonorous supper; iSe owned u
On1; "
It y made q maGicei leather.
ana ~ iaitnioi use OF IL nave onousnt up
p.-..n. ..., -. .,rr.-, ~ou m 10. roo..
80 49, ~ s..ppoz nv.u vi ~ avoss
Said sne; NJ n q = ne way to spp,y e;
AVu Sss1 use - WIN p qucA p'oHs ."
sno fsece
Jour Assessy csTes 70 Wy
IN. .,oA. ana th.r v.r,.had .Ah Wall .,
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Dsasstic Rscipss
How 20 prevent bread from becoming
mouldy-Give 1t to your poor aeighbor
who keeps hens.
How to skim milk No directions are
needed. The milkmen and grocers sell
dom neglect to perform this service for
their customers.
How to prevent ingrowing nails
Remove the fingers and toes with .
broadaxe. One treatment is sufficient
for lifetime.
How to keep meat fresh-Don't put
any salt on it.
How to make old garments look IS
good IS new-Give the old garments 70
your poor relation. II you can not
convince her that they are as good IS
new, it is no harm to try to do 80.
How to. keep children from soiling
their clothing the children
locked mp in the bureau drawer. This is
IN invaluable recipe. and may always
be depended upon when all others fail,
as all others assuredly will.
How to prevent iron from rusting-
This is done simply by keeping the
metal free of oxide.
How to kill moths-First catch your
moth. Then take the insect between
the thumb and finger Of the left hand,
and with the right thumb and finger
gently but firmly remove the head and
I throw it into the kitchen FIRE. When
this is done TO . turn, add the body,
first taking the precautien to stir the
Goals vigorously from below with .
poker. This remedy is never known to
fal"
To nd house of roaches-Sprinkle
your furniture literally with insect
powder-almost any kind VIII do
and then remove the furniture to an
other dwelling. When you get to
rights in your new home, you will find
reason to believe that the house from
which you removed is thoroughly rid
den of reaches.
How to keep paint clean-Furnish
your children with bread and molasses,
and give them free run Of the house.
The paint viii very soon become so
well covered with treacle and the
earthly particles which inevitably en-
yiron the hands of the little ones, that
it will be perfectly protected from the
danger Of becoming soiled. Paint can
in this way be kept clean indefinitely.
How to build the kt.hen fire. This
= m operation that should never be at
tempted by man. II the mistress OF
ahe house has . bad temper, the ex
periment should be given into her
hands But generally it is well
enough to permit the domestic to
undertake Il The operation is per-
formed in this wise: First put in the
coal NEXT the kindlings. and finally
the shavings or paper. Apply lighted
match to the last-named substance,
and when it Is in : brisk hla Q. pour
intoit your kerosene, II this ID. done
properly. You viii have . splendid fire,
unless the fire engines arrive too quick
". The only objection to this method
Hes In IT. excessive wear and tear Of
,0Omcstics. -
= Mrs Homsspun's recipe for plum
tlke: Take some -four and put il
into something; then add some butter,
rubbing il into the -four; beat up your
se1s and poar them in; add your sugar
ard mosasees ard raisins.T Put into
something and bake it until it Is
,A0nes These arc exactly tho diroc-
lions given BY Mrs. H0mespun. taken
down verbatim, and they are 70 simple
that the most inexperienced house
vile need not 60 astrsy.-Bost0s Tton-
script '
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13
PAPILION
WHAT HON. J. c. BURROWS SAYS.

WHAT HON. J. c. BURROWS SAYS
For more than i've years past member Of my FAINT
y has been afflicted with Hay Fever. eliminating laie
In the fall with hacking cough which would Increase
in severity until the return OF warm weather Every
remedy proycdfutie. and relief was only found In
change of climate. There recurrence OF the dit.
icuty last fall attended with the usual cough and
violent protracted sneczing Eothaf bottle of Pap
Hon CStarrh Cure had been used before the cough en-
trely disappeared aud general relief followed. Il 10
simply wonderful. Don't fail to try 1t.
j. @. BURROWS.
Ex-Memb. Congress. 4tn Dist. Mich. /,
kalamazoo. Mich. March I.,h 1884,
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13

"You will be Happy. Make your old
things look like new by using the Diamond
fashionable colors for 10c. at the druggists.
Wells. Richardson & Co., Burlington, Vt
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13

KIDNEY Complaints, Female Weakness,
and Debility are absolutely cured by Pap
ulon Blood Cure.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13

The correspondents all agree that the
story that the conventions in Chicago were
to be held in the discarded shoe of local
belle was q malicious fabrication, con-
cocted in st. Louis for campaign pur-
poses.-B0ston Globe.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13

Glenn's Sulphur Soap
Is used in Hospitals as a disinfecting agent
Pixies toothsche drops cure in one minute.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13

like . caterpillarf Because it is hard to
coun'erfeit (count-her.fset.) - Chicago
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13

A THIEF who lately broke open grocer's
warehouse, excused himself on the ground
that he went to take tea.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13

Is II proper for an old topper to speak of
his drunken companion as his booze-um
friend ?-Gouceraeur Herald.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13

WHEN an old bee wants to punish lit.
tie bee she gives it Warm
Weather VIZ
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13
"a DRuccIsrs TrsrIMoNy. .

On the tn Of March sold Manson Coins (barbcss
in Martindaics Book. bottle OF Papillou Cough
Cure and week later he told that is had not oaiy
relieved his child. but had almost entirely cured t OF
Whooping Cough. JuLIrs A. HAAo s
Dcnlson House Drug Store Indanapolis Ind !.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13

1HR report that there are no pins in
China IL all . mistake. The wife of the
Chinese Minister il named All Pin.-PhH
adelpkio Coll
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13

II sf1jcted with Sore Eyes. use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell 1t. &c
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13

A SURE sign Of rain-leaving home In
the morning without an umbrella.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13

IT 10 leap year and every good Girl
should have . sir prize.-Letroit Free
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-13

pIsofs RRKKDY for Catar1h il q certain
9aEe Ter that vsEy ohooxieus dissasa.