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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-16


In former days, Galveston Harbor, on
the coast of Texas, was full of sharks;
but since the United States govern
ment engineers have undertaken to
deepen the water ON Galveston bar, the
number of sharks has diminished.
Thanks to the skill of the United States
engineers, the water on the bar has be-
come so shallow that the sharks can 70
longer cross it, even at high tide, with
out having to Tighten part Of their
cargos.
The shark is always hungry, and is
constantly prowling about seeking new
Investments. Whenever the shark en-
counters a smaller fish, the latter becomes
merged in the shark, pretty much the
same as a small railroad is merged in the
Gould system
Sharks are of different lengths, but if
you want to measure a shark. it pays to
hire friend to whom you owe money
TO do the measuring. | asked a dear
friend of mine, who was always dunning
me for some money owed him, to meas
ure the length of shark that was
lying on Galveston wharf in a coma.
tose condition. The next thing my con-
fiding friend measured was his own
length on the wharf He didn't know
the shark was loaded. / shed bitter
tears when l helped the undertaken
measure him for gilt-edged sarcopha-
gus. The man who monkeys with a
comatose shark is bigger fool than he
who leans up against a mules propeller
70 rest himself.
The shark seems to be built for the
accommodation of cabin passengers.
Like New York street-caT, there is al
ways room for one more inside The
ground shark spends most of his
time on the bottom of the sea. with up
lifted eye, praying for somebody to fall
overheard Even the most indigcstible
people agree with him. At least, they
seem to get along very well together.
There are no complaints by either party.
If a shark had swallowed Jonah there
would never have been any subsequent
falling out. The man who is absorbed
BY q shark never falls out afterward
He STAYS inside. There is nothing a
shark will not swallow, from Chinese
lexicon to q Russian war-map.
There is a story told of shark that
swallowed an eight day clock, and after
wards came ashore every Saturday night
TO have it wound up: but / do not
believe all Of that story, for made it up
myself, and / am an awful liar, so have
been told. -Alez. e. SsOest, IN Puck.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-16
m q Sc.

There is railroad, not q thousand
miles away from New Orleans, which is
covered with water nearly the entire
year. in fact, whenever q stiff shower Of
rain falls the road goes under. The train
mon have become so accustomed to
sliding through about two feet Of water,
1t the rate Of eight or nine miles an hour
that they imagine they are leading .
sailors life. and when they walk they
swaggcr and roll from one side 70 the
other. and hitch up their tr0wsers at
regular intervals. and use nautical ex-
pressions when they converse with each
other.
Not long ago 1 passenger boarded .
train on the road. and when the porter
came through the ear be inquired how
long II took 70 his destination Bncle.
vile about sixty miles up the limo.
Il can't SAY zactly' boss. replied the
Drter, COS Il ponds On how de we'd
deris II de wind ain In orr ewes. and
II de sea Is smooth, we'se gwine 70 make
fast passage, and viii land you
s. Buoleville inside 'er four days: but il
ain'f certain. boss. 81 we heard dis
nornin' dak der was p0wful deep water
At Mud harou and ser high sea runnin'
and II data true well have to lay close
a. HE thoSc ak Hloup's point and les
mil Got II 40 Aiha and de Lord uaiz
p|N 8ln 1I win be-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-16

A new industry has sprung !. !
Uruapan, Mexico. The fanous s,ll
that region is now put up
tho form Of M extract, Wnlcp n
90 al parts Of Mexico. ana
lleing made to introduce =
United states.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28
Tho Armory Mectiprs.

The meetings yesterday were moro
varied and full OF interest than on any
other day since they began. AT the
early hour Off In tho morning there
were together large number OF pee
pie for prayer. L. was what was called
a "testimony meeting" A number of
She young convsrti-rathor recent con-
verts-gave their exporisncea, and their
Testimony OF the blossodno,s ct tho
"now way." The young man VINO
skipped out through the window was
on nand, and gave his own version OF
the matter. He said that no had
started ont, when tie main body OF the
congregation was dismissed, aud Mr..
Williams was coming TO
meet him. lie turned In
tho opposits dill ection, and seeing an
open window, no yielded to the frat
Impulse and plunged out. On getting
out he represented himself "the most
lonesome maa IN tho universe, The
uevil himseli seemed TO have iorsskeu
Me-" Hut ho Chat IN tho young man,
or osurse) was there to say he had
Sinoo given his heart TO his Maker,
/ stAN h"IHN Nt Atlt
| Inere was no meeting vt the Armory
NJ IL O'Clock In the morning, but in-
stead the pastors who had been
snsaged IN tho Meeting
preached 10 their regular CON.
ktegations, and full houses ana enjoy.
molv services arc reported by tnem all,
rno number meeting with tho
churches was distress,n Siy small COM
pared 10 that number VINO have pro-
fsssed to have found pcaco In the
meeting. We hear thin liz partially
accounted for by the fact that many
are Inv, etigating the different deuoni-
national crctds 80 ~ to jois inteili.
gently whatever denomination they
do join.
Az tho night service IL was found
necessary TO have an overflow meeting
AZ tho Methodist church ON Mair
street. This meeting was largely
attended, and there were two proies.
sions made. Az tho Armory We sup
poso there were 100 people standinf
all through the service, and ever,
available seat was tai On. A very IN
tercsting feature IT the meetiue VA
the presence OF Rev. General LeWis
whom many had been representing n
opposing The meeting In pupl,o aud 1,
pnvAte. Mr. Williams msde q stAe
nent OF how these rumors had mad,
HIM icel, aud wnile no had ssid onl,
what he thought he ouRht 10 havl
eAid, yet, he may not have felt figh
about the mater, and 30 he won't I.
General L. sis aud he'd 4 Tree confer
onoo VIVA Ma aod We rosule IVES I'll
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

General was there to aid in
tho meeting. Here General
LOWS arose, and said that
before God, no had deRired all
along only tho glory of God and the
good OF the use; that IT he WAS In he
way OF the salvation of y single sinner,
he would DO willing 70 he Kicked OUT
81 tho city. Ho said now that Brother
Williams and no undorstood each
other perfectly, and TINT tho evangel-
ist was dolug agnud wors, and ho was
there To help him 10y his own personal
hfluenoo aud ondeavors, The congts-
galon arose spontaneously aud sang
"Jeeur, Lover Of My Soul" forming
an Inspiring spectacle.
Aiter tho sermon there was y house
fuli of peoplo who remained Co
tho "aftor meeting" aud Tor ono
hour hundreds OF people, strange
IA IL hny sound, were engag 'd la
hand 10 hand conversation on tho sub
iect ~ religion. AZ tho oloso ol the
hour, an expression Of intorUss was
called for ans ~ came forward To- s.y
that they were "born In the klugdom.n
There WAS moro of the oAmpMnetlng
air about this etage OF The nesting
than has been before Observable Sew
oral persons got their cup Of jny ~ fell
that ~ r4n over with litt whole
a0mo shouting. others wore shedding
tears OF JOY, sud the Corsic,nA duipSa
tiou, who san out-WilliHms Williams
In 'prstsing tho LnId,n wer.
keeping things lively over
the house with oxclamns-
tions. Altogether this was \
new thing In Dallas, and
the onl seems not yet.
"A telegram WAS sout last night II
Little Rock, whore Mr., Williams 4,
due Oe'obar l, asking that no be re-
leased from his engagement there, a.
e 10 remain hero q week logger
which he promises 10 do II tre parties
IN Little Rock say he may. The usua
services were announced for to- day
AND TO- m. and s D. AZ. Rev. Mr.
Lewis will lead the 10 o'clock servic,
to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28
WHO'S Nsrs. w,nslow .


AZ this question Is frequently asked
we will simply say thnt she IN q indy
who for upwards Of 10 yeers has untir-
ingly devoted her timo snd taleuts as
u ioiuglo physician and nurse, princi.
pally among children. = 10 has oSpoc-
tally studied the constitution aud
wants OF this humorous class, aud na n
fesult of this effort and practical
knolodgo. obtained In q lifetime Npeut
as nurse and physician, she has com
pounded . Soothing syrup tor chill
drVn teethinR, IL operates like magic
giving rest and heaith, and IL mo,o-
over, suro 10 regulate tina hnwols In
consequence of this article Mira. Wins
low IL becoming world-renowned
Ne n henefaotor Of her race; childron
certainly do risoup aud hlesH hnr, az.
pecially is this the case IN thia city.
Vast quantities OF tho Soothing syrup
are daily sold ana used here. We
thins Mfe, Winalow has iInmortnligpt
her name by this invaluable arirle,
| and we sincerely believe thousands OF
children hnvo been saved from an
early grave by its timely use. and that
milliopa yet unhora win share tia hon.
etits and unto In calling her blessed.
No mother has discharged her duty 10
her suffering little one, In our opinion,
until abe has given II the heneit ui
Mira. WILSON'S Soothing Sgrup. Fry
u, mothers--try IL now.--l1,adies' Wis.
itor, New York City.l Sold t,y Ali
druggists. u cents = hnttia,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28
The Hoard Of Trade,

Ono of ihe ueWest, nobbiest aud
coolest reRorts IN tina city "a the ele-
gait saloon uf MeRsrs. purdy d RAN
usli, on the northeast corner Of Main
and Auetin stteeta. The purost BRANDS
OF whiSkies, wines, hranNios, o,r., aud
the choicest lotH of imported and do
mcsiic ciCVr, prn only kept. Tho chop
counter - slSbys supplied with tho
ircShpst ana choices dnliosc,oB OF tina
season. Tho billiard tables are thc
finest in the CITY. u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28
Returns.

Stpemher mas brought with it
cool hreG2es ana Indicating, in n few
days, colder weather. In view of this
feet. Douglass Bros, the fashionable
ings. Douglssa Bros. lsy claim TO
make rs good III, giye as tine piece
Of goods and tho best workmanship as
can ba fousd IN "euyn CITY of the
United StUies. They arc bore TO stay,
have beeu bore for Ye0rR, Will be bore,
and do not propose 10 give anything
but tho most stylish, best fit. and
most reasonable suit In price In the
state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

and the zouavo drill. The company
go hence TO Fort Worth, TO play there
thia evening,
On the "a and ~, Friday aud Sstur.
day evenings, We are 10 hsvo the Rial.
b. ger-MArlon cfmpanv. On the 9TH
Mclntyre u Heath's Minstrels hold
forth. On tho Sth, higI,e May Ulmer,
IN "Dld's Ghl, ono OF tho finest pieces
OF ! ts sort on tho stage. The regular
Theatre al season opens on Friday even.
iu~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

When We make an assertion that we
can't comply with, II pc, iouly hurts us
even when II II not our iault. We
stated to thu readers Of TINS HERALD
that we would move to new qnsr.ers
September IL The contractor did not
drive hts nsils fast enough, vt least, he
has not completed his contract, there
fore, II will be- alb tne frat Of
October h.fnrc va ran got ~ our new
parlcrs. Dallas Naiiunrl bank bu ltling,
You will tind u a. or old stand In
good shape ,ili 0ctoher 1.
J. ". w.bster,
The hish.pr'cad phol csrapnsr,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28
A. the Theatre.

The kerssnds Minstrel troupe held
fsrth again last evening, "wi,h entire
change OF programme" as per au-
ncuncement from the stage on sa.ur-
day night but with identical pro-
srammo, ~ q fact. Bat in thla respect
considerable latitude II allowed 10
the funny and humorous action
OF TIE rfufession. The hcuse was
about hsif.iilleds aud too sauie quality
Of enj iymcnl had as on the OCCASION of
tne evening Merssnd-s ~ ususis wss
sne Lulk Of tte entert IL ment, along
wan w pessps the tenor We 6sxtetts
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28
our Cimx.ns

Ase hereby informed that iha corr
p',te line at samples OF cur iRll and
wi ter goods have hapn received snd
are opeu for iupp, elton. w. therefore
invite the drespy men 81 Dallas 10 call
and mako their selection Without de-.
lay, ns the haudsnmest and most de-
airsblo poo1s are nlwnys closed out
early IN The sesson. Wa will tal.o or.
ders now Tor future delivery,
J. WHIT n, Jn ECo.,
M. Tl3 Main street.
Branch house OF the largest tailoring
house in America.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

Ladies' shoult reflect wel before
using any preparation tnst Is applied
TO 30 ueiicste surface rs the akin.
Any costnetin will at first impatt a
beautit my effect and not apparently
tnJur the KIN, bus IN a very short
t'ine IL Tie blotrhes and dlicoloratious
nppear on the fcre which cunclusivaiv
chow the pnisnnus drugs Ia their COM
position. ltcsn be rsiely eaid that
more than twc-,hirts Of the fsrs
powders con'sin these injurious In.
predi-nss. L ssiii's medicated com-
p'exiou pordsr = nps .rls Absolutely
Tree rom ~, ueleieri1us master, hut
Va principal ingedlens is 40 active
curative for ~ i'spsses Of The skin.
1. h -. .'ccd me test Of ysara Ssld by
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

LOANS ON & ANDS
Maoe Eor Long rime, az Reasonable
Rates Ia ArsoQnEs 30 Suit, Now Is nc
Time 20 Borrow for Investment ey
speculation.
For particulars, cell uu or address
j. y. WATKINS l.. ~ CO.,
Na'iIn, r-wao
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

Shiloh's Cuurh rna Cone ump-icn
Cure " sold by "a on = gusrrn,ee. ID
cures con sumption. Sod by J. Il vii.
1iasns 3 %.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

s.-REEFERs or PEA JACKETS
Garments Tor extre comfort We
every grade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28
IaE IEIAS LAND 1 gORCGi6g COsPANY
LOANa AlnNEY Az

Coos real ettrto eecurlty on long or
short time Mt reasonable rhtss Of IN
teroSt (WTrHOuT UOMaIsaIosl. Ven
doris ilon uotss purchased, AMI AR.
EANoIAHSTs CAN BR MADE TO REPAY
toANS uI INsTAtLMENls III DESIRED,
Apply direct 70
q. T.. WELLEsLRy,
General Manager,
othce IN Marohan'a' Exchange, OallSs,
Texan,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

8.-LAsT. BUT NOT LEASr-our Boys
Clothing Department Is the most ex-
tepslve of any house Ia ,he state Boys
aud Childrens Suits f;om 81 to 20
Boys Pants from 5lc TO a, and Boys
Shirts, Shirt Waists aud Hats are too
numeroi to mention
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

ACCOMPLISHMENTS SACK sUIv--
A garment for everybody We have
them la large variety for both men and
youths cut from PLAIN and fancy plaid
casimeres including loUe very fine
foreign choviots.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

5.-FOUR HUTTON SACK suIr-Same
shape as last season, in MI classes of
staple ahd fancy colored W0Isteds and
CasBimerss for both men and youths.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

1.-THE PHINOn ALBERT. In Goats
and Vests or Suits, In Corkscrews. d.
aaonals, both foreign AID domestic, In
all eOlOrn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

F.. .-THE REGULAR FKOCIS COAT
With or without haps, ono or all but
tons TO close. Made with a nice gen
tie fsliawsy in front. In Worstsds and
Trlcots. This coat 10 Intended for
farmers, mechanics or laborlng mans
dress suit. II goes asa Sunday suit for
every man. We call 1t our staple iroch,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28
OUR SHAPES AND STYLES:

d.-THE FIvE-EUTTON SACK SUIT
Also for Youths, in all styles Of Cassi-
meres, with and without patch pock-
cts Cut straight and otherwise. An
elegant garment for everyday wear.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

7 10 aud from Europe a. lowest tntes.
lpssIal sdysstsEes TO parties w,shins 70
end luYlhef Information, call on or altrcs-
: 7'7 OSCAR q. MURRAY,
General Passenger Agent, Galveston
W. ], eTUkh6,
Ticket A GENT, Ia las
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

SOUR FOUR BUTTON CUTAwAY--
FOR Men and Youths In Worsteds of
ali descriptions, and Fancy Cassimereg.
Ono OF our specialty styles. We have
y very large variety ofthem.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

0.-OUR LATEsT--A 4-button slightly
cutswsy sack; also for Youths in mob
hest styles Of goods, such ~ Fancy
Worsteds ard Paid ejuitings. For this
style we predict large sale, as II Is the
"someibing novel and new that the
trade Is crying for.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28
Grand Excursion Oct. IS, 1881
To the Pecos Valley, West Texas.

Excursion Tickets, halfrate on sale Oct 12 and Is
From points on Mo P Ry. and leased lines in Texas
Sale Of lots, PECOS CITY, begins OCT. Is 10 a. N
Under the auspices of the Texas & Pacific Railway
Grand Barbecue evening Of Oct. 18th.
FREE RIDE to purchasers Of $500 worth Of lots
AS the ticket fare West of Dallas is refunded
Don't fail to go and buy some lots.
No Malaria at Pecos City Altitude is 5000 feet
bronchitis and Catarrh cured without medicine
IPECOS is the coming City of West Texas,
And is now the County Seat of Reeves County
Controlling the valleys trade for hundreds OF miles
Pecos River runs more water than any in Texas|
Rises in the mountains. Never dries up or gets low
The Soil Of the Valley is from IL to 30 feet in dept
Write for maps of the town and country
For terms of sale and printed descriptive matter
All will be mailed to you free Of expense.
At Dallas obtain these of T. p TURNER, Ticket AL
5O6 Main Street. mo trouble to answer Questions|
For any further information address
} A. r. H0 $1si'snser. VIII. ABRAMS, Land Cont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07
A GREAT LEAP.
Young Man Jumps From the Louis A.
Sherley Into the River,

Young Man Jumps From the Louis A.
Sherley Into the River,
Last evening about 4:30 o'clock good
deal of excitement was occasioned BY the
action of young man on the Louis A.
Sherley, which was plying up the centre OF
the stream opposite Twelfth street. The
young man, whose name is Jean Hsguard,
rowed out to the steamer and boarded her.
Upon be asked what he was going TO do ne
ssid he irterded to jump of the boat and
proceeded TO the hurricane deck without
molestation. He had left his coat and
shoes on shore and only wore pair OF
trowsers and shirt. When he reached
the hurricane deck he faced the Wheeling
shore. Without ceremony he placed his
hands over bis head and shot like an arrow
down into the water accompanied by yell
from the crowd OF spectators who had col
lsc,ed on the shore pom coming to the
surface Hauuard doated around behind the
coat and allowing the waves 10 play with
HIM awhile, when he swan easily into shore.
Bythis time the wharf was lined with people
who had been attracted to the spot by the
spreading Of q report to the effect that
man hsd attempted to commit suicide !he
fact ia Jean had made bet OF - with
Young man named Hammond that he could
accomplish the feat. BE did perform the
feat and with ease as be has often done the
same thing before and was not uncert IN a.
10 the result OF his attempting II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

The Washington, Pa, correspondent; O.
be PIt'sourg Dispatch tells the tollow:n.
little story:
"a singular accident is reported from tho
East FrdDey district. Two gentlemen o.
Nt,e!irg, Nessra. CopP and Spidr. w-r
y,s',IGnY IN COMPANY with Albert PJr ec, o
O. a,s.iIle ont gurli"g The three ssps
ra,. ard after short ram-Ie Nr. C,p,
rct;c,d the lcay% rustic in the top Of
large OAK. Believing squirrel was there
hidden, be fired his gun. which cadsd {
IIcan 10 issue from the tree top. Mr.
Porter had shot a squirrel which lodged,
AID he climbed after it. While there hi,
companion came around the same tree
RE load took effect in several parts OF Mr..
Peters body, making serious, though no
fatal wounds The man who did the shoot
~ was, perhaps, as badly scared as bi.
iar,Ier, and boldly declares that he viii
lever go Cunning again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07
BITS OF NEWS,
Picked Up here and There By kegist''
Reporters.

Picked Dp Here ana lneEe " Dos'o''
Reporters.
CI-Y COUNCIL TO morrow night.
YESTERDAY WAS beautiful day.
BOARD or COMMISSIONERS this morning.
TIE Island folks will Re at the Cnspllne
street rink tonight.
The woman'o Un;on Ben-volen: S-c1eiy
will meet this afternoon.
The small boy will wend his way unWll-
,irgly 10 school, this morning.
TIE United States District Court will re-
assemble at 10 o'clock this morning.
TEE ELS are making grand preparations
fer he reception Of Grand RGler Harry ;.
Ssrderson, who is expected about Sep;em
Der 20,h.
Tuy Jude base ball club LED by Josie
Reuter-, on Saturday defeated the Sun
Flowers on the Hinge factory commons by
scOre of 10 !.
A LARGE crowd was in attendance Sat
urdsv niaht at the opening oil the Island
RIM. The floor was in superb condition
and the crowd enjoyed themselves I'M
mersely.
A GIRL named Price was before Justice
McCafan on Saturday charged with breach
of the eace. She was placed under boad
Of so to keep the peace for six months
ana r, euired to pay the costs OF the prose
cution.
THE bows and girls who are thinking Of
skipping in the matrimonial moose or
r,arIyipg in haste and repenting at leisure,
nave only twenty four more days before
them 10 call on Squire Mayes at West
Alexander
TIE people living az the head Of twenty
.cvtn,h street are complaing bitterly about
he terrible condition of the street in tina,
vicinity They are unable to get coal
wagon 10 come up the street, as 1t Is an
mpcssibility to drive over ii.
A Young nan named Hugh Devinny,
on Saturday night, slipped and fell over the
"ildtr bank at the Belmont blast furnace
In falling he struck his left hand on the
harp edge OF einder, cutting terrible
cash from the fingers to the wrist, which had
be sewed up by doctor. The wound IS
quite painful.
last evening the fires were lighted under
he tyr barrels on Fourteenth street, and
he t,r,ing of the street will begin this
morning. While the work is progressing
be pr ople living in the neighborhood will
nave their uostrllls RECALLED with the pleas
mt cGor of tar. Sing, hey, the nice clean
pavement and the tar.
TnG Circuit Court will convene this
mCrning for the September term. Thr
rand Jurors are: 0. c. Dewey, JOIN
Gardner John ". McCol'och, A. c. +.
keeling, Stephen Wsterhouse, Sr, Charles
otl.rr L. c. Jetlers, K. T. Devries, Henry
Ntaft l.. S. Delaplaine, Z ". Oglebay
Ercch Ball. T. II. Logan, S. kuglen, Louis
ireirtr, Edward West wood.
TnE pest music in TIE city at the Chap'
inc street rink, this week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07
i. 5 Coon i Co. sell dry goods the cheapes,


Close 10y, in the stiffness Of the night CoId scarcely
,a-;e iheoriinAry individual more than DO trilIns
uOs, the uervoU, invalid. BIT once the nerves are
bracet and tie system IEv> Oratd with Hostetter's
stomach bitteTs, this sbaorslSl ansitvencs issue
cceded by tranquility not 70 be DISTURBED by
trivial causes lmysIrci digestion /. fertile cause
Of nerve weakness and unnatural mental gloom, and
TsorOus renewI Of the scIiOU o: the stomach IS
on o. he suies' means Of .nvisorlt!nE and quiet
iuS she nerve. Insomnia or sl.-plas>less form
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