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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-09-25

Point or 'Brdport, Judges on brood mares and
cots-Foot Murdoch, Port Henry; JAS Baldwin,
Shoreham, Vt. Dunl Mclaughlin, Ticondero "a I.
At D. m. n stallion purse of 300 will be com
peted for. Open to all stations owned in Essex
and Addison counties III II haze no record. Five
to enter. four to- make race; p. m. a citizens
purse Of $40 wilt he competed for by horses that
nave never been driven Tor money except in
farmers races, and have been owned In toe.
towns OF Crown Pom Bridport for at least
three months prior to time of race, Five to en-
ter. four to make race. Judges Tor citizens
purse and stallion race Eugene Wyman, Port
Henry; J. y. Slower Crown Point; c. MCLEAN,
Addison, vt,
SECOND DAY.
a m. match game of base ball for $3.50 by
the Stars of TiconderoPa and tho Witherbees of
Port Henry; running race for eighty rods to the
saddle, for purse of S25. Foui to enter three to
make race Judges to be chosen by associa.
ton. p. m. a $l5 purse for double teams will
be competed for SO to best team, 81 to second
best and So to the fastest team. Following the
above races will be the 80 class, called to COM
pete for 800 purse. Four to enter, three to
make a race. Judges for last day-W. A. g. Ar.
thur, TicondeI oga; Darwin Rider, Middlebury,
Vt; j. ID. Burwell, Schroon.
Races to be mile heats, best three in five to har-
ness and governed by The national rules in the
main. Entrance fee 10 per cent. All entries to
be made or or before - m, Sept. 30, 1885. All
entries to be sent in sealed envelopes to o. c.
Pond, treasurer, Crown Point, NY
Thousands are walking on earth to-day who
would be sleeping in its bosom but for the timely
use of Downs Elixir.
For mild cathartic and efficient tonic, use
Baxter's Mandrake Bitters. Every bottle war
ranted.
Livery stable keepers should always keep Ar
MICA 4 Oil Liniment in the stable, nothing like il
for horses
Arnica & Oil Imminent is equally good for mar
and beast. % and 50 cents per bottle.
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Icy For business cards and other adver
Using, see inside pages.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-09-25
PROGRAM

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norman
March-SeleCted.
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Travellers Guide.

Trains pass Middlebury station at the
hours given below:
GONG NoRTH-Express, 1886 am; local
express 1850 a. M; mail, 3:lS p. m. express,
6:10 y. m.
GOING SoUTH-Mail. 9:57 a. M; passen-
ger, 4:52 p. m; mixed as far as Brandon,
$40 pm. express, 1920.
MAILS CLosE-North, $3.50 and 1870 p. M;
South, $500 a. m. and 1880 pm.
See Central Vt. timetable on last page,
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-09-25
Band Concert.

The Middlebury band will give another
concert next Saturday evening-if it is
pleasant-with this
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-09-25

Thousands are walking on earth to-day who
would be sleeping in its bosom but for the timely
use of Downs Elixir.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-09-25
Notice to FiIHmen.

The annual parade and inspection of the Mid
dlebury Fire Department will take place on
Tuesday. Oct. 6, beginning at O'Clock and con.
rnuing through the day. The forenoon will be
devoted to drill and review and the afternoon to
ms pection and testing of engines and apparatus.
All members of the department are hereby d.
rected to report at the engine room at a. m. of
the day named.
3Sw2 j. III. SARGENT, Foreman.
Middlebury, Sept l5 1885.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-09-25

Arnca & Oil Imminent is equally good for maj
and beast. 25 and so cents per bottle
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-09-25

Livery stable keepers should always keep Ar
MICA Oil Llniment in the stable, nothing like ii
for hOrses.
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For mild cathartic and efficient tonic, use
Baxter's Mandrake Btters. Every bottle war
ranted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-07

But iImigation with sulphusous acid
gas alone, as commonly practiced, cannot
he relied upon for the disinfection Of the
Bick room and its eontentsi i1clpdingbed.
ding, furniture, Injected 9lothin9. az. a.
Is popularity believed. And a misplaced
confidence IN this mode Of disinfection Is,
likely 10 iestlto q neglect Of the more i'm
pssssnt measures which have been recon-:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-07
DoURnE WEDDING YESTERDAY

DOUBLE ulNGtYEsTERpAY
Followed By q ciiristeniag, out at Pheasant
Valley.
Adouble wedding took place yesterday
afternoon out the National road! The
contracting parties were Mr.. Peter Nj hn
aud Miss Annie seibert, and Mr.. Reuben
E. Tracy and Miss Minnie seibert. The
ceremony, which took place at the resi-.
dence Of the brides parents, the old
Seibert mansion in Pleasant Valley, was
Witnessed only by the near relatives Of the
brides and grooms and q few In
innate friends. II was performed
by Rev. Mr.. Ulfert, Of this
city. After the congratulations had
been spoken Mr.. and Mrs. MUM and Mr..
and Mrs. Tracy were driven into the city
and to the p, w. 4 KY. depot, whence they
leftonthe4 :l0train for Philadelphia where
they will visit for short time. They. will
also visit other eastern cities. The con-
tracing parties are all widely known; the
ladies are quite popular and their i'd
mirers are numerous. The grooms are
enterprising young business men, Mr..
MUM being q member Of the well kown
firm Of MUM q Brandfass. IAN
Following the wedding ceremony there
was christening, the child being a
daughter OF Mr.. Charlie seibert's. MIR.
and Mrs. Tracy acted as god.parents TO
the little one, aud Miss Nina Schafer, an
aunt Of Mrs. seibert's, also acted as god
mother. The occasion was made very
enjoyable 10 those present, and In their
good wishes for the welfare Of allthe prin-
cipals they will be joined by q host that
were not there ~ ,,iiilii'2s IA
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chlllren,. carni,nI.

Atine large audience assembled III the
ALEXANDRIA Palace rink last night, the ec-
casioni being the eagerly looked for chill
dren's fancy dress carnival. The surface
was well filed with children In costume;
and an enjoyable evening was spent by
all. The prize OF sewing machine, offer:
ed To the most elegantly costumed little
lady, was awarded to Miss Hun Glass.
Joseph Kline Wonthe rink pin a. the most
elegantly dressed boy. ~
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4. Il. Howles has titted up his new
place, 1913 Market street, Ia tho most ele;
CANT shape, and win have his opening to.
day. He is assisted by his brot her, John
Howley the champion miSologist, and
has one OF thetmosf retired pleasant and
attractive plsees In the city Gentlemen
will always find the finest liquors. the best
cigars and the incest OF everything in his
line at eThe Cottage. Those who call
once llibesure to go back often
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Followed By a oiiristsnlag, out at Pieesar
ssif'ffNA w yalIay * ~ go
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Joint Meeting OF the County aud City Com.
mittses last Night. u u
Ameeting was held in the chamber Of
the second Branch Of Council last even
ing before which, it is supposed, an Inn
portant matter was brought up and con-
.sidered-one in which every resident Of
the city and county ismore or.less inter
ested, namely, the joint occupation by the
city and county Of the public building
heretofore known as the Capitol. The
meeting, howeyer,Swas Of the star cham
her order, and nothing could be LEANED Of
what was said or done. There was pres
ent at this meeting Clerk B. A. Galligan,
also Nessrs. Boring, Peterson, Stein, Del
brugge and Pickett, members Of 1.-THE Board
Of County Commissioners, and Dobbins,
Stanley and Jones, members Of special
committee appointed by Council some
time since. The Commissio present
were also o committee empowered
by the BOARD TO confer with the city rela7
tive to the purchase by the county Of q
portion Of the public building three Of
them are Councilmen. There was not o
quorum OF the Council committee present
but Il Is presumed that did not deter them
from going ahead with the business in
hand, for they were in session for long
time. The Couneilmen that were there in
that capacity belong 10 what was referred
to at last Tuesday simeetfng Of Council as
I...the original Capitol Committee About
the only thing it ever did was TO offer the.
County one. hal flof the building fors0 600,
which iWaG refused. 4nathef special COM
mittee was appointed by Council 10 ar
range for the distribution Of the rooms
and furnishing then. This last Commit.
teewent about its work In 9 business;like
manner, and sent In a good report but Il
was objected 10 by'some stick lers for
techniGalitIes, they Claiming that the
Committee had gone beyond the purposes
for which twas appointed, and over this
they spogted for an hour or more. The
Committees aim was 70 arrange matters
80 as o. get INFO now quarters rs quickly
as possible. e-,5,
At last nights meeting 1t is supposed
that some price was agreed on to be paid
blythe county for one-nalt Of the build
iag, The mouths Of those there were
tightly scaled, however, and nothing was
learned. There are some members Of the
COUNCIL who believe that II would be
good thing for the city to give the county
one:halfof the building, and in that way!
provide for a division Of the cost Of keep
ing the elephant on its hands in q decent
condition they also say that 90 the city
pays sssen.eisl ths Of tho copnty's taxes,
TO sell the county half would be but 10
take moneylfrom one pocket and put II in
tbeiother. There are other Council
whs take the stand that the county should
pay q round price for the building and
SCOT at Interpretation to give. the county
hall for,the present Court Hoass properly.
Tho matter Is one that Is almost certain 10
be thefsubject Of much discussion il; both
the Board and Council. E -a5VI
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4 sheet q altering paper, such IS drug
gists use, aud glass or tin funnel, fur
nishes the best means for filtering water
on a small scale for drinking purposes. a
fresh sheet Of paper Is to be used each
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aas l,ll susplelon that sueh q l6e ~.

reasonable suspicion that such Is the case.
Itwillibe advisable Ia take the same pre-
cautions with reference 10 priyysyaults
into which the excreta 81 yellow fever
patients have been thrown, although we
do not definitely know that this ~ in.
fictitious material. Distinction may DO
accomplished either with corrosive aubli-
mate aor with chloride Of lime. The
amount used must be proportioned 10 the
amount Of material toibe disinfected.
3 Use one pound Of corrosive sublfmate
forevery FIVE hundred pounds estimated
--of fecal matter contained IN the vaults,
or one pound of chloride Of lime to every
thirty pounds. ilh7eyl 'sl.s5i
d Standard Solution No. 4, diluted With
three parts OF water may be used. II
should be applied the diluted solution
in the proportion Of one gallon to every
four gallons-estimated -=of the contents
Of the vault. .sS
Ifchloride Of lime Is to be used, one
gallon OF Standard Solution No. ! will be
required for every gallon -estimated-ot
the material Ia. be didnfected.
All exposed portions OF the vaults, and
the wood work above IL, should be thor.
oughly washed down with the, disintecting
solution. ~
lTokeep apriyy vault disinfected during
the progress OF an epidemic, sprinkle
chloride Of lime freely over the surface OF
its contents daily. Or, Il the odor OF chlQr
ride Is Objectionable, apply daily four Or
five gallons Of Standard Solution No. 2,
which should be made upby the barrel,
and kept in a convenient locality, for this
purpose. ~, 5iiiit,s
DtstNfEcrIoS OF ISoEsrA.
II Is well established that cholera and
typhoid fever are very frequently, and
perhaps usually, transmitted through the
medium Of infected water or articles Of
food, and especially milk. Fortunately
we have q simple means OF hand Tor dis;
injecting such infected fluids. This con
sists in the application OF heat. The boil
| ing Temperature maintained Tor hall an
hour kills all known disease germs, So
far as the germs Of cholera, yellow fever
and diphtheria are concerned, there ia
good reason to believe that a temperature
considerably below the boiling point OIL
water will destroy them. But norderi 10
keep on the safe side It Is best not 70
trust anything short Of the boiling point
| (2lgs r.. when the object in view is to
disinfect food or drink which Is open TO
the suspicion Of containing the germs Of
any infectious disease.
During the prevalence ioi an epidemic
Of cholera 1t Is well to boil all water for
drinking purposes. Alter boiling, the
water may DO filtered, Ii necessary to re-
move sediment, and then cooled withpure
leo II desired, @ sis5 aA.,rl
a sheet Of altering paper, such as drug
gists use, aud a glass or tin funnel, fur
| nishes the best means for altering water
on small scale for drinking purposes. a
fresh sheet Of paper Is to be used each
lday. ,t5ii a XII ~ ( Qaf asa a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-07
ABOUT pRop1E..
straaalsIsr. lnlths olty and wheelIns rell.

strangers inItho City and wheeling Folks
Abroad. !.
j. IL! Glasscock, OF Philippi. was in the
city yesterday.tia - NJ
pssty6oasta, s,,,>,tt a pa ,,,,,.,.
T.; s5;.,. ~. W : was
~ see ivy Ivy: ss :, y
MIR. WI! sioetze, JE.j OF Pittsburgh, Is
visiting Wheeling relatives. .y
Mr.. Bernard Peters, editor Of the Brook.
lyn TINES, isyisiting friends in Wheeling.
Major Gal. Abrams 3 oi, CincinnaH is
aoain'st the Stamm Honse foT n two ~ssk .,
stsy. az 81 ! : ; w : $50
Mrs; j. D Bowers. who bss h !. visit.
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To secure any results Of value twill DO
necessary 10 close the apartment 10 be DIS.
infected as completely as possible BY stop.
ping ait;EpeItprpg through which the gas
might escape, and 10 bnfn not less than
three pounds OF sulphur for each thonsSstt
cubic ieet Of airsspace ia The room. Toss;
care rompiete combustion Of The sulphur
ltshould be ftscsd. in powder OF Ia small
fragments, In o gnsiios Inn PAN lIgiiitl,
should be set nppn q couple OF bricks in 4
tub partly filed with water, TO guard
against Gre. The sulphur aholld be thor.
eushly ,moistened with alcohol before &.
hitting it. 81 3 Il q III
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JUST RECEIVED.

Alarge assortment Of Spring and Sum.
stock, consisting OF the latest rarie-
ties in Csatlngs, Suitings, Pantaloonings
and 0yereOatings, which We will make
up In the latest and best styles and ut
lowest possible prices.
Also d full line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. j., Il
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i, 81. Reeves, of this city, &! the President
Of tne. American Public Health iAssocia-
ton, and at the next meeting Of that body,
in Washington, D. O., next December.
| the. Committee on Disinieetants will make
its Anal report. The preliminary report
Is as follows: s-4t
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TIE N luN1clrAL PALACE.

Joint Meeting OF the County aud City Com.
mittses Last Ntsht.H -'5 W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-07

CLERK Hook yesterday. admitted TO
record deed made April z byJohn Fink,
Special Commissioner, to William i.
Zane, in consideration Of $1,000, for a lot
on the west side Of South Penn street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-07

Ihaye The sole agency for the popular
Stacy, Adams q Co.'s Mems Genuine
Kangaroo Shoes. Those desiring to pur-
chase a shos combining beauty and'ease
would do well to call t
j. w. AMICK'S,
G ~ 1143 Main Street.
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GRAND CoScRRr by the Opera House
Orchestra at I.ouis schwalb's First National
Saloon, Friday evening, May sth. ~
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on and after Sunday, May 3d., the Gin:
cinnatf Express willleayeW Wheeling, daily,
1895 u! NJ, aty time, arriving at Cincin-
natl 1880 a. M, st. Louis $50 p. NJ Re
turning, leaves Cincinnati, daily, 7:l0P
NJ. / arriving at Wheeling s; AS AN. Solid
train, Pittsburgh to Cincinnati and re-
turn; with sleepinR car attached. 5Sss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-07

a Mock Turtle Soup Lunch viii be
served this morning from d TO ii O'Clock
at seibkie's New Tidal Wave Saloon, No.
l4lg Market street Don't teil sai II !
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\ Special Train TO wsiissarr Saturday
d n 80 Night nrnYln. 10 !. D

Night. Mayo. 3
For the accommodation Of those wish
ing attend the Thomas concert or Equine
Paradox at Wheeling Saturday evening,
May 0, the p, O. & st Z. Ry. Go. will run
q special train to w eiisburg after the per.
tormances, leaving Wheeling at II o'clock
P. NJ, city time. IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-07

Go 10 John II. Hslls, No. 1l8s Main,
street, for good and cheap harness. Har.
ness Of all kinds and OF the bekt material
made b ordoron short notice;
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GRAND CONCERT by the Opera House
Orchestra at Louis schwalb's FistN ational
Saloon, Friday evening; MaystR,
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TnE Pewiky road will run q special
train totWellb1rg Saturday night after
the performance at the Opera House and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-07
TESTYOURIBAElNG POWDER TODAY
arands advertised 4, absolutely pure
CoNTA4W AMMONIA.

rass can top down on hot stove until heated, tnsl
remove The cover and tmelt ehemiSt viii not % u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-07

All the parties concerned will have a
hearing this afternoon before Squire Ar
kle, when possibly the real facts in this
very peculiar case will be developed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-07

GRAND CONCERT BY the Opera House
iQrehestsa At Ecy;a Sol walt : First National
Saloon, Frtda evening, MAY Sth.
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Thnrmnneter R.nnr.i.

The following shows the range of the
thermometer as observed at schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, Yesterday:
2 AN, 61', 12M., 49,; sP. NJ, sos;7P.A.,
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osnRRsl DIRECTIONS.

b ri Is
The infectious character Of the dejec-
tons Of patients suffering ,irom cholera
and iromtyphoid feveris well established i;
and this Is true OF mild cases andof the
earliest stages OF these diseases as well as
OF seyere and fatal cases. II probable
that epidemic dyseatery tt,betealosis, aad
perhaps diphtheria, yellow lever, scarlet
fever and typhus fever may also be trans
mitted by means OF the alyine discharges
OF the sick, It's therefore Of the first im-
portance that these tshonid DO disinfected.
In chelera, diplsth IBERIA, yellow ies d. ggd
scarlet fsFer, all yonlited material should
be looked upon % infectious. And in tn.
berculosis, diphthena, scarlet fever and
infections pneumonia, the sputa Of the
sick should be disinfectedor destroyed. by
fire. Il seems adyiSable toltreat the urine
OF pat ents sick with IN infectious disease
with one Of the dlslnfectalt solutions be-
low recommended.
Chloride Of lime, for bleaching powder,
10, perhaps, entitled to the first place for
diAnteeting excreta, on account Of the ra-
.pidity It's action. The following stand
ard solution No. Lis recommsndeH:
Dissolve chloride Of limo ofthc best
quality in soft water, IL the proportion Of
four ouaces 10 the gallon. Use one pint
Of this solution 10Y the dldnteetion Of each
discharge In cholera, typhoid iayef, etc.
Maxwell and leave in vessel OF least ten
minutes before throwing into priyy-yaplt
or wateE:tldss tl 4 The same directions ap-
Iplyfor the dislniee ticp Of yomited matters.
infected sputpm should We disGljergad di.
rectly into alcup half inll Of the soiltisl.
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tTlNpARD soLIjrrioN no q. :

Dissolve Corrosive Snblimate and FER.
manganate Of PotaSh III soft water, th,the
proportion Of two dtachms Of each salt IA
the gallon, ;Thissis TO be used: ior.fha same
purposes aud Ia the same w9yas Standard
Solution No. |. tits equally effective, but
tits necessary 10 leave t fora ioReeyt tine
in contact with the material 10 Be disin-
iecteds at least an hour. The only adyan-.
tage whiehthin soiniion has over. the chic
ride Of lime solution consists In the fact
that it's odorless, while the olior Of ciilos
fine Ii the sick nom Is c6nsid cred lby
some persons Objectionable. The cost 10
about the sans. II must be remembe
that this solution 10 hiehly poisonous. 1T
3 proper, also, 70 call attentib p u The ilg;t
that iit will injure lead pipes IL passed
them Ia ddetable Quantities
DtstNrxcrixa AND ANTI gFiic FoypER.
Z One pound d chloride Of lime one
ounce d corrosive spblimate nine poanaS
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4Q0 na6ies wanted

SaR hahtee Naafea ~
at Plummest Gallery to have cabinet pho.
toerahAs taken at only 81 80. per dozen.
n w al1Ss Main Street, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-07

WE haye just received a new stock Of
Gold Speetacles.
JACOB w. GRUBB, the Jewcler,
- Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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Aslargeinumber Of the proprietary '.dis.
+iniectants, 80 called, which are in the
market, are Simply deodorizers or antiseps
tics, OF greater Or less value, and are en-;
tifely untrustworthy Mountaineering pur.
poses. Antiseptics are 10 be used at all
times when It Is impracticable 10 remove
9Th from the vicinity Of human liabita-
tons, but they are a poorsubstitute for
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ipislSE notion Ok cNss.H9ols.
When the excreta mot previously dis.
infect do pgtiepts With cholera or'ty-
phoid lever have been thrown into o
pfiyy vault this ieintected; and disinfec,
ton should be gesorted to as soon aa the
MT p discovered, OF whenever there d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-07
Ollie !altltselIILiatttttes.
New Advertisements.
R.s..n.A,,,s ana .t.ta
oSrc. M. Suook & 90.

oides. No.. 20 aud y Foarteepth Street.
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Antiseptie agents alsoex eteise arestrain.
ing influence upon the development OF
disease germs, and theirus during cpl:
denies Is 10 be recommended when masses
OF organic material in the vicinity Of ha;
man habitations can not be completely,
destroyed, or removed, ofadisiniected. -
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GENUINE KANGAROO SHOES.

aSak TaElle soap- FouF.h page.