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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09


John Hall Esq. is . shllfnl diplomafique
IN ah matters Of delicate public policy
Register
What are we to understand What has
Mr.. Hall been doing that our cultiysted
neigbbor thinks itself justified in applying
TO him this epithet? Has he borrowed .
jimmy and broken into some hoary abuse, or
amused himself in some other riotous man.
nerH Mr.. Hall has been thought one of our best
citizens. II he has clandestimely embarked
upon the turbulent career Of Q diploma
tique and already become skillful in this
line, the Register is to be thanked for hold
ing him up to the public view in all his
hideous moral Observation-Disclosures.
The language in he above comments of
the Inteligencer upon Q complimentary
personal relating to Mr.. HALL is, to put it
mildly, very singular. Our esteemed fel-
low townsmsn naturally feels initiated that
be should be made a catspaw over which
some rbald and extraneous punning is
affected. Mr.. HALL is acknowledged to be
one Of the city's most judicious advisors.
Beginning with well balanced head, his
long experience in public bodies has quail
fed him exceedingly well to cope with all
public matters of q delicate and intricate
character, which are constantly arising
everywhere.
Its probably due to Mr.. HALL for the
Inteligencer to say, in the way Of apology
foE what appeared yesterday, something like
this: ut being blue Monday and feeling
considerably ratified We we're looking at the
item through defective lens, so that it sp-
peared what it was not and hence the error.
Please excuse Us and it shall not occur
again"
Something like that now, might partially
excuse the mistake, bat nothing less than
8 well equipped and well served banquet
of as many covers as Mr.. HALL sees fit to
designate, at the IntelEgsncer's expense, can
wholly make amends for the indiscretion
Of somebody, and on this Mr.. HALL ought
10 insist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

~ According to General TooNBs the ne
groes win never leave the South to colOuizs
elsewhere, because they are lacking in fore
sight, enterprise and independence. The
negroes, however, are not without a touch
of the colonization fever. The occasional
breaks for Liberia, the exodus to Kansas,
and the migration to the Southwest show
that under certain conditions the blacks are
willing to seek their fortunes in other lAndA
Quite recently c. r. HOLLAND, 9 well edu'
Gated negro leader in Arkansas, has pub.
ished q number of articles advocating the
removal of lbs race to New Mexico. Hot
LAND tells his people that New Mexico is
shree times the size Of Arkansas, With not
hare population than Arkansas contains in
psf q dozen counties, with q salu5rious
Innate, with immense quantities Of public
shds, etc. BE suggests that big conEen-
80 of negroes be held in Memphis aud q
'eouamitzee be appointed to visit New Next
co to select g location and make the
necessary arrangements for the homes and
transportation of the eoIonists. he claims
aas the negroes are financially able after
sptv-ons years OF freedom to go and pay
,cxn expenses. Holland concludes bis
~ b. saying: al isnsedles to set
y I'D it win do our race to get or
,our newspapers, make our
Towns. and enjoy our ovn
Hssatios. We can do better
re inaasEes i We are asl To-
a Of scattered oEw shsSsAsAa :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, MORGAN,
made the REGISTER pleasant call yester-
day. BE is on his way to attend the com
meneement exercises at West Liberty Nor
Anal School, from there he goes to Fairmout.
lbE MORGAN reports that so far
N standard Of excellence Of the Nor
NAL commandments is ali he
~sUNisi wish, and thinks it will maintain
throughout ali the schools of the State. He
is greatly pleased with Charleston and the
hospitable people Of the new Capital, aud
thinks the longer his sojOuru there, the bet.
ter he viii ike lit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09
TRUSTEES SALE
Trustees Sale Of Real Es

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST t,
Id Ing date the cd day Of February. IN
by Chrh tan seibke and Kate seibse, b., !,
me as trustee, and recorded In deed Of trus \
IL, Page 40, Of the land records OF oar.
West Virginia. the said trustee will, 90
saturday, June s7th, 1885,
sell at public auction, at the front door a II
House Of said ohio county rcommencins a. iI,
Q. m, the following described rea estate, b,
Thirty fset OF OF the north side Of lot "a
sixty eight (6s) In joseph Caldvell's AiditiS,,
city Of Wheeling, In. Ohio county, In The
West Virginia. Said part OF said iot is st's
ironD thirty 10Y feet on the west side Of ~
street, between Tvpnty-sixth and Tsen,,s
streets, and extends hack in q west. rIy -.
even width atty six 1867 feet more or ie.s 4
STREET, In the sixth ward OF said city' "
Bald property Is the sane which wa, oon,.
the said Christian Seibke by samu,i M. M,
and wife BY deed dated the I'd day Of rebrra,
and recorded In the clerks once OF III, I
Court Of Ohio county. Vest Virginia. In NJ.
No. 81, pages "a aud i2G
TERMS or SALR-0ne-thirJ tthe punch,
shall be paid In cuh on day OF sale. an
:hereof In one year with interest. and "a, !,
der htreof In two years with interest tror
sale. the purchaser giving his notes With so,y
ity for the deferred PAYNE nts, and the Ies,I :
the property 10 lie retained until The -
money shall have been paid In full :"
my26I r. q. BARR, In,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

LUN SEHoy, the new United States Mar
shall, was in the city yesterday. He wears
his honors gracefully. In the matter
of appointments he is moving very slowly,
and intends following Mr.. Clevelsnd's plan
Of putting Democrats in Office who will re-
dound to the credit Of the party and the
service. Being entirely unfamiliar with the
duties himself at the start, it was absolutely
necessary that enc ofthe old force had to
be retained to perform the clerical work,
which requires experience and care, because
of the intricate forms connected with it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

A DEMOCRATIC Administration has been
in power over three months, and noiwith-
standing the prediction of the FIRE eating
wing Of the radicals that the country would
be in sheol long ere this, she is coursing
along on the even tenor Of her way without
= culver or the shake of an aspen leaf, 50
gentle has been the transfer Of the govern
mental rsins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09
TRUSTEES SALE.
y YIRTnR OE IA DEED OF 1pn.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRusr
ID cuted BY eanh &. DegArmo and ID.
larmo, dated the 9Th day oil May, lsS2 ,sI.
ord In the once OF the Clerk OF the Coun,T b.
Ohio county In Deed Of Trust Book No IS
SIC, the undersigned trustee, will, on
sa tu, day, the 2;th day OF Jun., M
at ~ O'Clock a. m, nj the front door Of "a.
House Of Ch,o county, sell nj public auctot 4
hiskcs. and best bidder the iolo~iug vLCas, =
estate, which Is bounded and described a, Il. :,
wit: A certain ira ctof land sltuata on the -.
lttleW heeling Creck, In Ohio county ,Wca h,
and bounded Is follow: Beginning AZ ar ~
ner % Hius', thence n. 20 O. 80 ops.
HRs' line 10 point on Dixon's run unC
rclTs line near white walnut; thcnor rlh
v. ~ pohs 20 the old dcgwood onrner ~
6s' 9. 29.5o poles along Hisss' line 10 the }. 4
beginning, containing Ave (c) scrc' aud !.
being the same property conveyed 10 joSs
Ninch by Clarissa Phillips, widow Of John nj
by deed dated March Srd. 1876, and rrcor.s \
once Of the Clerk OF the County Iouu
county, In dssd book Nc g., Ease 10, d
after described along lands Of rerrel abt
which IL bounded a FOL ows: Beginning Of .,
oak corner 10 Terrell; thence olong 1ertli
40 o 80 poles 30 middle Of Nxon's run; ihel
said run and along line Of Higgs' . ls'g &c,
to Q stake; thence n. g. v. 65 pole 10 q
thence n. go ". III poles 70 hhse,
n. a. O. poles 20 Q stake: theBc
ing run n. BlI4o Q. II poles TO -
OF bcginning, containing one tiI sore. nI,
being the same properly conveyed 10 jose
Hinch by AlsxsndcI HlGRn BY deed dated Az
1880, and recorded In deed book u, pAge "
the Sxme property conveyed 70 Sarah { "
by w. w. Porter and vile BY decd dated -
18th, 1857, and recorded In deed book No. =
$50; also certain piece CT parcel Of land VI
Liberty township NOV dlstrict), In Ohio \
West Virgins, aud being portion q the d
Charles d. Terrell, bounded and described -
Beginning n . ttump on the bank Of pisa.
thence n. I!h' VS. poles 10 a stump Ia.
96a W. 20 poles aud ~ links 10 white valnss
root ON the hank Of said run; thence n. q
poles TO a stone; thence D. Sc Q 70 Polss
links 10 O sugar tree: themes D. A1fo O. tsis,
OF beginning, containing thres sI scrss. Osl
and tso poles, more or less, being The ssms p.
conveyed to the said Ssrah q. D~snrmo b, q
4. Terrell and vile by deed dated May n. 10
recorded In deed book No o.. page <bI and y
1ERxs or sALx-One-halI Of the purohas .
In cash and the remaining hall to be paid !
year from day Of sale. The deleIred instal.s
10 Lear Interest nj tho rate Of o., per cent >
mum, and the title Is 10 he retained until u,
Of tho purchase money thall have been PAD
title 10 b, lieved 70 b gooi, but selling ~ irs
shall convey such title A. Is rested ~ ~ :
deed OF truit. JOHN o. PkkDLEf,t
Tn.
J.CuAnBrns BRavHY. Auetioaesr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

BARTHoLDis statue Of Liberty is crossing
the ocean with "strident rush" so to speak,
and If no mishsp Details, it will be here on
the 18th INST. Meanwhile the World news
paper is pegging away with its begging
scheme for the pedestal, until the fund on
Saturday reached over $4,000. The re-
Quired amount is $4,000. Miss LIBERTY
win yet have place upon which to rest her
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

IT is now alleged by the friends Of Sena-
tor LOaAN that last years combination is
impossible. Possibly the combination
mign. be tolerated if the positions are re-
ysrsed next time. Why not2 LOGAN and
BLAME is Just as euphOneous as BLAINE
and LOGAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

AK Irishman the world over is noted for
never doing things by halves" On Fri
day last a son of Erin at q strawberry feast
in New York ate twelve quarts Of this ex-
quisite fruit, six quarts of which were dis
posed of with the bulls on by way Of clear
ing his throat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09
A Good Investment.
LV.

An for love- Lucy who meets her friend
for the first time in two years)-"Whst a
handsome young man your husband isl
Her friend-"Its not he who is my hus
band; it's the other. This is the son Of his
6raf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09
Poor Boy.
Pnckesisr Dspiocrut.

A little threeyesr-old boy in Fairport has
two new suits Of clothes made for him By
his great grandmother, who is IS years old
and sows without glasses. The clothes are
cut and made in the same style as those she
made for his grandfather nearly sixty years
apo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

IT Is thought the Republican ticket in
1888 win be LOGAN and BLAINE, or KEIFER
and BLAINE, or RoBEsoS and BLAINE. 1t
win be seen from this list that the Republi-
cans have a good deal of material to choose
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09
Fortunately.

A paper advises, Never interrupt any
conversation, but wait patiently for your
turn to speak" This does not apply TO
married men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

CONGRESSMAN WARNER is determined to
''beIl the ca" and monetizs silver metal
whether Mr.. CLEVELAND likes it or not
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

WHERE is Ben BUTLER these days2 If
not boycotted BY the Republicans Of New
York he nightmare them a splendid Doodle
candidate for Governor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09
From the Art scenter of the Universe.

The Cincinnati Evening Telegram is
printed in black ink on pink paper, fooled in
yellow wrapper and addressed with violet
ink. What We want to know is whether this
is the Cincinnati idea Of the aesthetic in
colors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

THERE has been no change in the tariff,
and yet the dullness of business is almost
~ depressing as in 1874.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

Thar "tatthng son Of duke" is what
Mr.. BRoADRrRSr calls Lord RANDOLPH
CHURcH1LL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

Mss CLEyEASD writes poetry, but it is
not the spring pansyblossom or meetme-in-
the-gloaming style Of poetry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09
Chestnut, See Bible.
Rsv orIsaas Pcsysse.
Lac Proelsu, solved. ssishsr.

The man who conqusrs himself wins
great victory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

Ton 4Il-A mM@Ass ON
AegQ9 a.sn syfh19 pinss
q - ma NM take = N eisht ~
49, tan. nsssdaediHsa APpi H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

EARM FOR RENT-A FARM or lsi a
IL about three miles from Triadslphia, 90
Wheeling crock. Rent cheap. Posss s1
Immediately Enquire Of Wh b. Sss
lOtl Main street. tplls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09
FOR RHNT.

MY FINE COUNTRY REsIDEscE Al ,
and BsItinors railroad; there err are seven ro.st
collar and porches; outsids bake oven. oiash
yell, together with stabling and pasture pdn
DC. VIII rent spartsly from the lands o. 8
wise, - the tenant may prefer.
Also, ny large Brick Dwelling IN sus
oontsining hx rooms and porch, city sat .
water at the door. Good tenants can n nj sik
both ut modsrats rato.
MIRO y. l. klhbft1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09
ron RENT.

T,oR RENT-A BRICK STABLE FOR 7.
Il horsss, ii2s CAapliDs street. Apply q
Main street, y
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-08
A delicious c~ondiment."

A letter to the London Standard de-
eiares that black bcetlcs-the ordinary
domestic beetles when properly dressed
TORN - most delicious coudiment.r
Here Z the recipe for beetle past. Catch
-FOUR beetles In = soup plate hlled With
vinegar. and keep them soaking for six
hours. Thea turn the beetles out and
dry them 10 the sun for 81 least two
hour. when the outer shell can BE- easily
removed. thefesh then resembling that
II = shrimp 20 - pes ir'e > Esliipol
and mixed mp with fcur. butter. pep
per. and salt 10 q thick paste; stew 10
the oven for two hours. and when cold
serve with brpad and huter."
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-08

To HM aa NAlNMZ
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slsP&Hls shHf iash Aft - Il
medical fafslssfA -
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ma ~ Mg1f hasIth ffasa "a n
aHa ~ wien lihs tanE n
these nea VII wes44 ~
Hefisd,. aHd they VII hsab 80. u
thsif dYtur DAY nnless.
eaHiild physician ~ ataess1s ii
point cot ~ them how H.
excessive niental alfsrt, " 4
md feet, ~ plHhainR IL fsaass -
bal 4 right 70 10 thsy has -
loss IT nervous snafry ehlFl
vhfiauly expresses Itself !
condition o. The Kidneys andT ill.,.
a well known fact that ths y !
the Kidneys and liver shoali
the blood left therein, sasn
life out Of the strongest aud NJ, ~.
man or woman. Daily balblls. =
these vital organs ~ 40 vgs. 4
hlgb'y feputeh . specific as Y srss !
eas m. we sa 7 g%,sran.oe That a.
DO equal 10 the labors dallv ~ q
them. ~ IN
Mr.. Kelly has nervous dvss.uz.
learn, Indicating, rs wa have M \
down Of nerve force. His ease 49,
warning TO others who, pursalas : l
course, will certainly reach A m ' I
Tho sunday Herald
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-08

" N#
nsgsis ~ srasai n talylsE mgfs
savsrs nah NEE "A ne Iisass u cshha
meas gas a aasai 80 s%saslaHsss
VIA woali ass Iaeaf ne sApaaas shd
sfsabis n asfnha into Fshiamsai y
lhaY 81 hst eofsi disnaotsd, ihefe afa
ast mafs lhaa 49, wbg aahsFe d.
sHsitsa aai me- fsal ~ Wlaafs
slsas yglsfs Nhy are % mahg
doomed 10 obsoaFitg u Nsaimlhasefl
iio~ i u hat h0t quite tsa Pr sent III
ire members r., ths ssF "A he fioass7
On The ayefags he silent go could
spsak inss - we'll ~ me- talking afiY.
NaY, among The silent go arc aeyeral
who pfovs by lheif speaking elsewhere
that ihey are bsiisf ofatofe than most
n the nfty takers II 4 The hullfihg
that causes their utter failure NJ West.
Minister A very inferior member will
got the ear n tho House II he Il not
eowed by bullying and the most
gifted member will bo q nobody
~ Westminster Il ha IL oowed
ny bullying How Lord Boa-
eonsneld waa bullicdl The bullying
hogan with bic fret speech, and Il
wa continued almost 10 Tho end Of his
career DO not refer TO hostile critl.
clsin. which however unjust, vehement
and INSCRIPTIONS. IL not bullying.
refer 10 the snecrlng. jocrlng and inso-
lent yelplng. How heroically ho en-.
dured itl Tie wa not iBscnsitlye. but
ho had tho wonderful courage to APP
pear impassive In the hour Of defeat,
and 10 seem indifferent to tho singing
Of ungenerous and u%ngraclous inso-
lenco. IL IL 10 be observed that he
had not tho advantage Of n public
school training. but he was ono Of those
rare men who triumph over d~isadvan-
tages. Oh, silent six hundred, II you
bad a tithe Of the capacity OF Benja-
min Disraeli TO endure bullying. ut
least $50 Of you would be takers.
Oh what a boon that would be 10 the
nationl Then only the necessary bust.
ness of the country would DO done,
and we should be spared any more doc
toring and tinkering. - insicy's Maya
sine.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-08

The warm weather. with IT, accom-.
panying pest Of flies. Is exceedingly
troublesome 10 cows and horses. The
latter especially arr tormcnicd all nigh,
long by a pcrsisteu, aud savage blood.
sucker. which is supposed to be the
common house Nv from Is similar APP
p%earancc. but il is a very different In.
sect. II Is related To the fierce ''tsetse"
Ny Of Africa. which destroys horses SC
that oxen ara used for the saddle; also
to the buffalo gnat u the Southern Mis-.
sissippi region. which worries 10 death
even the hardy mules Of tina, region.
Its name Is StozioTys aud Il very much
resembles the common Mu,ca dom,shca
excepting In IL bite. which Is A. sharp
a the prick % \ needle and draws blood
a quickly. The mixer who feels nj.
ankles punctured BY these insects real.
Ines In 4 small way what his horses and
cows suffer from the hundreds of them
which attack the legs chiefly Of these
animals and aus them to liz down &c
protect themselves from the bites.-N
T. nmes
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-08
CARE OF THE FEET.
rhs Cause Of Geld feet-perspiration. aud
How n MAJ ia Prevented,


rne Cause Of Gold reet-per.piration. aud
How n Ma, Re Prevented.
There are two great sources Of trouble
with feet that shocmakers are more or
less blamed for. but which can be easily
overcome by simple methods Of treat
mcnt. The most common trouble IL
cold feet. In their normal condition
the feet are able to endure q certain
degree Of cold without discomfort, but
some feet seem to be constantly cold
aud painful. eve In moderate weather.
The immediate cause Of cold feet Is, Of
course. lack Of proper circulation Of the
blood In the extrcmities. Persons whose
blood circulation IL naturally weak ars
pretty SURE to have cold feet. unless the
ieet and ankles are well protected. In
one sense the shocmakeris 10 blame. for
n the shoes are too tight. or II there Is
an undue amount Of pressure at the In
step or at the ankles, the flow Of the
blood Is partially cut OF. This being
the case. the small blood vessels In the
feet become narrowed or contracted.
and there Is not sufficient circulation 10
n v the needed warmth. The toes
In particular should have room enough.
and q pressure here Il worse than al The
ankles. because the blood vessels taper
To minute branches at the extremitles.
and II 1. easier to check the circulation
han Il l. at the ankle or instsp. where
ne blood vessels are larger.
Cold feet lead TO number Of other
bodily troubles The circulation be-
ing In q measure cut on, there l.
an excess Of blood In the upper portion
" the BODY, and the pressure on The
blood yessels u the head produce head
che. ~ web ~ congestion 81 the In
rrnsi organs. II h ven known TO any
ne having any experiences IN rrrn~t'si
ppliances that s<vere headache q
zen h quickly relieved By bot sppli-
stioss 70 ths 49, - n tact. his =
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-08

Statistics collected BY Joseph L.
Perkins. OF Syracuse, N. T., show that
thousands ofpeople liveto a greater age
than 100 years. He says that at the
present time Connecticut leads in lon
gevlty in this country. The majority
of very old people are women. Among
men soldiers, sailors and farmers are
the longest lived. Mr.. Perkins found
one hundred ministers who had passed
the century limit, but he found only
thirty doctors, ten lawyers and ten ac-
tors that had reached that standard.
There is no record of a l~0O-year-old
newspaper man. -Bu0ato E1preSs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-08

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-08
4 llttlq fire is quickly troddon out

"A llttlo fire ia quickly troddon out
Which, being suffered, rivers can not auench."
Procrastination may rob you OF time.
but by increased diligence you can make
up the loss; but II it rob you Of life tho
loss Is irremodiable. II your health Ia
delicate, your appetite tickle, your sloep
broken, your mind depressed, your whole
being out OF sorts, depend on IL you are
seriously diseased. In all such cases DR..
Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery will
speedily effect a genuine, radical cure
mako a new man OF you and save YOU
from the tortures Of lingering disease.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-08

The VoLTAIc BELT Co., Of Marshall. VA
offer to send their celebrated ELrcnev,
TAlc BELT and other ELEcraio APpil,,r.
on trial for ~ days, to men tyosng ~
afflicted with nervous debility, loss NM
ity and all kindred troubles, Alsotn,ss
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or diseases. Complete restoratlontoh., M
vigor, and manhood guaranteed, No rlr
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them atonce for illustrated pamphlet n
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-08

whom u Is tho old. FASHIONED Nh.
blue pill sort, and insist o. u.i,s !
Pierco's PHEASANT Purgatlve psIs.s. !
modern medical luxury, being ~
sugar. coated %granules, contalnlns d.
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and which will be found 70 co5,sI, /.
much cathartic power as any n n. y
fashioned, larger pills, without Ii. l,v.s
violent, drastic offocts. The pels,. W.
ate thoroughly but harmlessly, sr.Is
ing a permanently healthy action II 4.
stomach and bowels and as an autl.AU.-.
remedy are unequaled.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-08

Had a barrel Of lard been thrown
of Brooklyn bridge at the spot where
0dlum jumped it would have burst open
as II struck the water. So says the
Scientific Americds. and adds that
every other person who tries the jump
will go to his death.