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NOTICE. OF FINAF. r:STRY.

LANE OFF,CE AZ HELENA, NJ. T.. Dec. ,, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has flied notice o his utenon 10 make nnal
proof in support of his claim, and :,as said proof
will he made before Mortimer II. Lott. a Notary
Public at Twin Bridges vi. T., on Saturday, jan
,,:,ry H. lSS5 viz. Clayton W. Page, who filed pre-
e,nption decl:,ratorv S:;t.rnen, No l.4oo for the
wv i OF The NV I and the 5 4 Of the NV Il
Sec ...Tp4 S. II ".
lie she following" witnesses 'r nrote rs
continuous residence u,,on, and cultivation OF. said
land. VIZ: james Patrick. Alfred Ledonx. Sas,lue!
P..ric. and Frank Herc. al! of Twin Bridges, Mad
;son county. Monta.:a.
ao-,d +. ADhINSON. Rc.is.
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE is hereby given tiia. scaled proposals
IN will be received hv the Board Of County Com
niSs;o,ers until the first Monday in March, 1855 ter
tie care support and maintenance OF the s:ck poer
and inir,, Of the county per capita Tor week frc'n'
the 10th day o, March, IS>s. until the Isl day OF Jan
uary, 1895, said proposals !" include an. cover INC
entire cos: o t,ciinc clothing and nursing ot said
sick poor :,n, nru and al burial expenses there
OF Proposals be addressed 10 the Clerk ot th'~
Beard OF County Commissioners. hY order CT inc
Board. phil. ID. MEt,ooi'H, AIerh-
Dillon. December -, 1885,. s.
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WARMING.

ROBERT J. EOCDY, Of Dillon, l;,ascrhcad
l., County, will not be responsible tor any debt or
debts INV wife. THAR Eoddy, NAV contract after
th;s date. ROBERT J. HODDY.
Dillon Montana December ~. 1851 s.
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%DT;(i. tts' ~; lL ENTRY.

LAND OrticE Ut HELENA, *. T.. Dec. :, i>>..
NOTICE: is hereby given i:: the following II :s's-
IN ed settler has flied notice Of his intention .
make final proof in support Of his claim a.ld that
said proof will h. made fttorc Robert \. Wing,
Depu,v Clerk Of the Second Judicial District Court
in and for :se,vcrhci County, Montana. Il. Dillon,
II. T.. on January ~ ,Ss;, viz: E;an Al'>>, who
made redemption d@clar"tory statement No 747'
for the NEA Sec 50, TpoS. of X /. W. :,
lie names The following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz: Owen W. Owens, Tham:s +. Barrett,
John u. A>!,vorti as,d Philip Shcnon, '.!l OF Ban
mack. NJ. L.
+. ApkINScN. Register.
Pnil. d. aicGoUGH. Atty. 80
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.SI'.NMOt,S.

TN The Probate Court Of th. County ni Beaver
head, territory Of Mon,ana.
Edward II. Rc;.ekcr, p!ai,!h IS. Richard H.
Jones, defendant.
Tn: peon!c Of ti,,. Territory Of Mcn,ana ses;d
greeting to Richard II. lones, defendant:
You arc hereby required % appear i" :s' actor,
brought against yca h> the above named plaintiff
in the Probate Court of the County os Itavcrhcad,
Territory of Montana and IS answer the com plant
filed therein within ten DAYS exclusive Of the day
OF scrvicc) after the service you ot this sus;,.
mons. il served within this corsty; or i served
out Of this county, but in .his district, within s~cn.
ty aays otherwise within forty DAYS; ny judgment
Nv default will DC taken axainss you according to
tire prayer of said complaint -
The said action is brought for the coect;o' OF the
sun, of one hundred and twenty five dollars due
from defendant to plaintiff, IN account for money
loaned and for goods and merchandise SOLD and de'
livcret on request.
And you are hereby notified that il you tall t. ap
pear and answer said complaint as above required
the said plaintiff w.ii take Judgment against yot
Tor said SUM oi one hundred and twenty -hve do'
!, Given under my hard and the seal q
I &C, the Probate Court Ct the Ccnnty
Heavcrhead, Territory ot Montana
, this 18th day Of December, Que thou
sand eight hundred and eighty -four.
"N''N g c. MEAD. Probate Judge.
SMITH & Mklroe, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 81
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Jtgal Aoftfs.
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE at HELENA, MT, Dec. ,o, ics4,
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
IN ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, nd that
said proof vii! be ie before 6. w. Turner, nota
ry public. 1t the house Of claimant. in Madison
county, NJ. T.. on January IS, 1855 viz: James II.
,,ent No s,e:S for the SWA. NE14, SEA, NWI4,
NWH, SE,.4. Sec. Up. !: s.of K.o ".
He ma ines the following witnesses to prove his
land viz: Peter Gallagher. Thomas Saus shtcn.
Josiah g. Ml,lduA and benjamin S. Chester, all o:
MciroSc. NJ. T..
s,-td +. ADk!ESON, Register.
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>ruARI.E u. KIRKPATRICK.
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MINES FOR SALE.

AT any time before the first day O! September,
will sell or lease the following mining property. sit.
,a:ed in Blue Wing mining district, Beavcrhead
county, Montana:
\ one half interest in the "Ncttic' claim, one
half intcres, in the "E. NJ Wilson claim. and the
..Edith' claim said claims embracing the mines
formerly known as the 'kcnt, ARIZONA, blue
Wing,' 'Whoppcr," Joe Oasiess; Milton and !
about the premises. JOHN F.oAfithi.
Bannack, July IS, 1854. !S'"
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Ttss1 .Nohsss.


NOTICE is hereby given that on and attc, Mo';-
~ day, Deccln. CT IS, 1854. the "barrcit br,dgs.
spanning the hsaverheai River, at the mouth OF
Ryan's Canyon, will be torn up ior repairs. in,e
notice will be given when again tit tor travel. Ey
order of the Board Of County Commissioners
PHIL. d. McGOUGH, Clerk OF Board
Dillon, December Q, 1854. 80
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DY the Subscriber, on or about July NJ, :AS, At
y my ranch in Centennial Valley, one small hay
,7...t. s.,;il- >hns: -:s, pounds. between ana
,,;,,. old. sa.,dl n:4r.l.!, no brands Owner WIN
nca,c rrovc property, pay charges and take her
away L. II. SiHi.SHA-H'
Dillon December "a, 1884,. 5l-iw
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r,,, fires sweep DER, the cyclones blow;
.,,, .},rirc! with heat, or ;Ind them low
l,nt ~;niny a-air--'i.c grasses.
v,. a.n4 ~ low, we shrink with pain;
u.u.ir ,rmpc>,> iulI, We'll work again.
TIL prohibition passes.
~r,ullcr 10 shoulder, man s,v man.
,,r'.uowiDy section, sect or clar,
lntrariny sins crevasse,.
Maiden bv maiden, wife by wife,
r',a children pressing to the strife,
Ven break the poisoned! glasses.
ina up 'nc ladder Of Our time
r.. rnpanci;,atei race shall climb,
And sing for jov--the mass.
i)i!!On, MoutHua.
-irom tn, TniSn .>;gnal.
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A Far,.seeipg Boy.


Speaking Of bonese!ters recalls a good
story Of an event which occurred in the
north Of Scotland, where one Of them
had risen to great fame and no small
fortune by his skill. A country lad
residing a. few miles of had got his
leg hurt at one OF the local factories,
and had been treated for some time by
the local medical men without any good
result. His mother, who had great faith
in the neighboring bonesetter, wanted the
lad to so TO him, which he declined, pre-.
ferring, as he said, the "reglar faculty..
Eventually, however, lis mothers per-
suasions prevailed, and he agreed TO
allow himself to DO taken 10
see Daniel, the boneselter. "A bed for
the invalid was extemporized on q
cart, and, accompanied by tue anxious
mother, he was, after q rather painful
Journey, taken 10 the town where tile
ibonesetter resided. Tho leg was duly ex-
amined, and it was found necessary to
haul It very severely, in order, as the
bonesetter said, ito get the bone i'm
The lad was liberal with his screams
while this was going, but eventually
thee bone was ssgot in" and he
was told to 90 home and'in a tewidays he
would be ali right and Ct for his work.
He was lifted up on the cart again, and,
with his mother seated beside him., set oil
for home. "Didn't Danny, do the thing
wEll?n said tho joyous old lady. Eyes,
Ne did, mother, said the lad "but l was
ma sic a fool as to gle him tho sair leg"
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Cieyts.HpgpeA, Second Honeymoon.
Tdfls d. III ~ iliallsl d ia Tfisgraia.
NJ, and Nine. elovis-H ugues have gone
to Malseilles TO celebrate what the ador.
ing husband calls his second honeymoon
He welcomed his wife on her release after
her trial in true festal fashion. Her home
was ablaze with lights and ghef bust
placed In the center oil Q table in the
drawing room, was surrounded with
q mass Of roses and white lilace. There
were plenty 81 flowers at hand TO adorn
the whole suit Of rooms had NJ. Hughes
been so disposed, bouquets having been
sent BY scores To the dwelling In the Rue
st. Louis en- Tile ever since the result Of
the trial has been made known. A curious
detail Of the trial was noted by Jules Cla-
retie. Itwas the total impassiyeness Of
Morin's father who, resting bis chin on
his righthand, contemplated curiously
but not angrily the slayer OF his son. His
face, ,parched and tanned by the sun OF
Ayetgne, betrayed mot the slightest
emotion. The old man, with unkempt
hair, and wearing q shabby blue blouse
had nothing in his aspect to dis.
tinguish him from any ordinary
spectator. He-was recently. 'interyiew.
ed" by q reporter from the lionitettr Uii.
persdl, andexpressed himself as feeling less
Indignation against Nine. Hugues than
against Nine. Corbion, the concierge who
told the story OF Morin's attempt 10 induce
her 10 give evidence against the unhappy
lady. Asingular fact, and one to be noted
as giving proof OF how little the peasantry
OF France know concerning what Is going
on in the outer world, Is the ignorance Of
the elder NORM OF the shooting OF his son
till after that parsonage had died Of his
whnnda f7iG 1as,,
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", -. :. \ Z, / "a Il. ,tr,,,s 49,,
tothe w eston insane Asylntn. hls WI q
under consldefatlo ior ABOUT IN W. Y,
halt and the ectlonal egsstlg n ~ ,slis
preyto day was r g " me El I,s
and Second district peles ,tes on one hlae
and the Third and nour ~, aisttlct MEMS i;I
pefs on the other; me pill wAs pelulng
when the recess hour a Il 49,. d. i
Alter fecf g me pe ~, snpstltuss 19r
the Insane Asylum ~ NJ men mikes IN
Appropriation o. 1920 20 erect = new
nrlcs building on tne Ayi a, tg 1iI, Il, ny
Neslon was afee W l, ~ NY pi . .l,s
ordered 70 lts Z, lor ~ teaA
ing by vote q 4, = 70 ~. r.....
On motion Of M. AlaeLson senate cont ..l
Resolution no. y p.ov.uii loF u cY.ls.lls
SION Of toar persons 70 eNanne ana tepotI
upon g location loF ~ aaaiIlonsi sans
asylume IN me son1il Gnu te q the sslVe, was
tn ,na taken up; =, =, :, la .,,.
me eos..ey nW ~ LA.
the nae q 'ehas2s ~ ssiieAe
out and that q y y. fsyton 1 inse[tea y
member On peaai. u ,as III p iS!ia. alssSe
OF tae g9mmission; olerk Feysoa inlDl.i
60 ne h9nse ias ~ cg MS1 nos 4 tha
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Frnm he ritisburYt Dispatch Sept. 2Sth, 1850.
,EVesy seldom do Ne read OF, an actual
case Of recovery, where hope had alto
getler been lost, to parallel that which
was Monday Investigated by q Dispatch
reporter; who had heard inyarious quar-
ters persons talking 10 their friends ola
cure, seeninglyliitlc short Of marvellous,
that had been performed. The plain facts
In the case referred 70, without exaggeFas
ton, are these, rs they were learned from
tho mother Of the young man. his pastor
and other persons well knownin the com.
mlnity: !.
"Wllliam Lincoln Curtis e the name
,Gofthc young man In question. lie Is now.
employed at II. X. Porter Y Co.'s loco
motive works In Pittsburgh, Pa. i A year
ago he resided with lis mother on Grant
I street. About that time he went TO bed
one evening with a violent pain in his
shoulder, the result, he thought, OF a cold.
The next morning the shoulder was
greatly swollen, the pain was intense, and
aches were felt all through lis system.
Ills case was speedily developed into q
violent form OF chsonic rheumatism,
among the first notable features Of which
was the paralysis Of his LEFT arm.
ale gradually grewworse and in a Few
months the elbow and knee joints and
both ankles became enormously enlarged.
In March last the check bones began to
enlarge, and upon his LEFT side particu-
larry, spreading his face out oflall resem.
hiancc tollis former self. The painin all
his joints became intense; fever, with its
dcterionting effects, was now added, and
he became rapidly reduced 10 the sehlblanee OF
n skeleton, While vitality reached Its Lowest
rosaIblc condition, and Ills SuGetihgs were OF
such an indiSerihahle character that those who
most loved him s6tnetimes thought Il wohldbe
better " he wnS called away. AT this time
physieians we'll known In pittthurgh informed
his parents that they could give no hopes Of
recovery. -s
Z ssTheyoang man finally commenced taking
that wonderful medicine, PERvNA. In two
weeks quite n change fot the better, was per.
ceptihle. In six weekSali the cntaFKemeHthat
been reduced completely, while In spirits and
strength the patient was quite aswell as he had
ever been In his life. Nearly three weeks ago
lie resumed work as rnnehlnist NJ his old place;
able topeIfatm as much labor as eyerin hfsilie:
"Thc mother Of Willie Curtis, Ia stating all
these facts, said Indeed, can not look uron
the eurr much Tess than as miracle. do not
heSitatei In sounding the praise Of PKRuNA, aud
In recommending Il 70 all my friendS.'
The pastor Of the church where the young
man attended Sabbath school was visited, and
hereadily confirmed tho facts Of the dctormcd
bones, the cmaciated condition from disease,
and Of the doctors having given him M; He
( Sid he, SIf he had not Spoken would not
have known hin.u 4 .
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stop Tim, censl,l.

BY using Dt. EssGer's Throat and Lnhr
Balaams The only sure care for Coughs,
Colds, HoaIseneas and Sore Throat, and
al diseases Of the throat and lungs. DO
not neglect q Congh. It may prove fatal.
Scores and hundreds Of grateful people
owe their lives 10 DIR. Frazters Throat and
Lung BalSam, aud no family viii ever be
without II after once uHing II, and discoy-
ering its marvellous power. II Is put up
in large family bottles and sold for the
snlall price Of rs cents per bottle. Fraziet
Medicine Co, Props, Cleveland, Ohio.
Saratoga High Rock Spring Water for sale
by druggists! Wholesale agents. Logan &
Co., Wheeling, ". Va, and ]. O. Dent 4
Co, bridgeport Ohio, paw
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l:Uo and bS2U p, m. q - x ll7---s71 z
From Pithbutgh-l0: 55 q. m. and 200 aud 11.1h
p. m, daily, except Sunday = ~ 4.
From Washington 10 daily and 1875 a m, and
100 and Il :06 p, m. daily except sunday.
@. K. LORD, Gen. Pass. ACT, Baltimore Nd.
THo8 II. KING, Gen. snpt PtttsbuHh Ia. z,
E.F. GMTTH, pass Agent Pittsburgh. PA. s5-iIis a
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nr. Fr.,rinr.a Root 1,illera.

Frazier,s Root Bitters are not a dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular. cleanse the blood and
system Of every impurity. Sold by drug.
eists. 500. 81. Fraziefs Magic Ointment
1the greatest blessing that been discoyr
cred in this generation, Assure cure fol
Boils, Burns, Sores; Cuts, Flesh Wounds
Sore Nipples, Hard & Soft 0orns, Chapped
Lips and Hands, Pimples and Blotc6e6
Price Soc. Sold by druggists. FTaziel
Medicine Co., proprs,, Cleveland, Ohio
Wholesale agents: 1.ogand 90, Wheeling
W. Va, and ]. @. Dent q Co., Bridgeport
Ohio. 4 8 9',8 ~ pdw
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az ~ 3 JOHN HALLE, . . ~ =
Ticket Agent, under McIium House.
7 JOHN 4. LANE I.ay. Passenger AGENT:
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Mr.. Scott moved to lay the bill on the
table, but his motion only received four
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PtlesiPiies,i piles,lt

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch.
ing Piles. One box has cured tho worst
cases oftwenty years standing. No enc
need suffer FIVE minutes after using VII.
iiams' Indian Pile Ointment. 1t absofbs
tumors, allays itehing, acts as apoultice,
gives instant relief. Prepared only for
Piles, itching Of the private parts, nothing
else. Sold BY druggists and mailed on re:
ceipt Of price, 81. Frazier Medicine Co.,
Proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio. Wholesale
Agents: Logan 4 Co., Wheeling, w. Va,
and ]. O. Dent & Co., Bridgeport, Ohio.
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DIR. j. H. SNIITII,
KS. No. 1lO4 Glnpline Street,
Near Fourteenth Street

The best evidence Of physicians success Is tho
testimony OF his patients. Tho increasing dc.
,nands for my services prove that have
dealt honOrGbIy aud fairly with those who have
consulted mo. / never use o patients name with
out permission, though lay0 many hundred Ger.
had been pronounced incurable. A thorough med.
led education with mnny yents hospital experiences
aud familiarity with therapeutic agents, close 90.
serVancc Of tcnpenmeiitAl peculiAftues ana Sttlcs
attcntion 10 hygtCuC management insures success,
cure Is possible, aud frankly give the patient my
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HOUSE or p.E]IL.FGArEs.

j
The Insane Asylum DiiI-some, Invitations.
More Unfruitful Talk. K,
The House again spent the major por-
ton Of It's time yesterday in debate on
unimportant measures, and OF an unin-
teresting character. The Insane Asylum
appropriation came in forits share OF wind
work again. Rey.J. H. Hess, Of the Zane
street NJ. Ell Church, opened the session
with prayer. An Invitation was laid be-
fore the House by the Speaker, as follows:
l.. WHEELING FgMALg CoLLEGE,
ef February II, 1885.
Hon Thomas Il. Dennis, Speaker Of lte House
Of Deleyates: s. 4. AN
Miss Taylor requests the,plcasure Of the
presence Of the members and attaches OF
your honorable body, the House OF Dele
gates, at d receptionto be given in honor
OF the West Virginia Legislature, at the
Wheeling Female College, on Friday.
February 20, 1885, from 5 to l2 p. NJ.
Col. White moved that the invitation
be accepted and the thanks Of the House
extended to Miss Taylor, and that any
person desiring TO attend the reception be
granted leave OF absence for that evening.
Mr.. Dean moved that on that evening
the House meetat 2 r. N. and adjourn at
o r. ~. in order. to permit the members TO
attend tho reception. Mr.. Edwards NOV
ed to amend, making the hour for adj
iournment on that evening $3.50 r. NJ.
Both MIR. Edwards'and Mr.. Deans mo-
lions were rejected alter some debate.
Mr.. Workman demanded the ayes and
noes, but enough members to sustain the
demand refused TO unite with him. n
Then Mr.. Edwards moved that the
House attend tho reception in q body, and
this motion was agreed to, and the formal
resolution Of acceptance .as amended was
then adopted.
Col. White further moved that the
House accept the kind invitation to o
soirSe musicale at Mt. de ohantal Academy,
received on the previous day from. the SIS.
tiers OF the Visitation B. v. H., and return
thanks to the Sisters, and that members
desiring to 60 to the Mount on Saturday
have leave OF absence for that day, To
this Mr.. Dean offered substitute, reciting
that the work Of the session would con.
sumo all the remaining time, and extend
ing thanks for the invitation, but regret
ting the impossibilityo OF It's acceptance.
On this substitute Mr.. McMecheni de.
handed the ayes and noes, and they were
ordered and taken, lS.votes.belng cast in
favor Of Mr.. Deans proposition and 4e
against. Mr.. Whites resolution was then
t onmotion of Mr.. oxley, Masters Joseph
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PALp1rArIoS or rapid beating Of the
heart followed by periods Of complete ces-
sation is caused chiefly by nervousness
and bad blood. 1.-THE disease is.neglected
it Is liable to result seriously, especially at
a time OF sudden excitement. Purify the
blood, strengthen the muscular and nery.
GUS system, governing tho heart by using
DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
rilla, and you will soon DO rid Of every
trace OF tho affection D&w
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.TuE'want soap. Ask your grocer iorl II
A case NOD neyond Hole.

DR.. NJ. II. Hinsdale, kenawce, ILL.,, I'D
,vises us Of a remarkable cure Of consump
ton. he says: "a neighbours wife was
attacked with violent lung disease, and
pronounced beyond helpfrom quick con-
sumption. As a last resort the family
was persuaded TO try DR.. VIM. Halls Bal.
sam for the Lungs. To the astonishment
OF all, by the time she had used one hall
dozen bottles she was about the house
doing her own work. ! saw herlat her
worst, and had no idea she could recover
- TThs6R
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TuE Baltimore & Ohio does not say, as
do some other lines, "Your ticket, sir, Is
only good on such and such o train with
outpayingextra,' that's, 60 down into your
pocket again, or take a slow train. 0nthe
B. & o. the famous limited trains arc at
the service Of its patrons, ono and all, and
the advantage OF making from one 10 six
hours quicker time to'NNashington than
by the limiteds Of any other lines, is Sc.
cured and don't cost lapenny over aud
above the regular round.trip rate, atwhich
the Inauguration tickets are sold.
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TaRtruth Is always the best in the long
run, and thefact is that veracity, as the
B. 4 o.lhas ever found, Is like honesty,
very much the best policy. Itscme ofsthe
big-talk king lines would make Inauguration
rates good on all trains; and not make low
rates apply only to cheap trains, The public
would believe more in them. Facti
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The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive.
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. II Il
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price % cents per box
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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"Johu,p remarked Boston editor, as
he wiped the dust off his desk with his
coat.sleeve, "wipe of these windows. /
want more light. am goin. towrite an
article against the feather dustcr. II Is a
shiitless substitute for the old:fashioned,
cleanly dust-fap.'i-puck.
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STOPPING a moment to consider what
must be the inevitable result In depots
where will be massed the arrivals from
several roads, how strong must be the ar.
gumcnt In favor Of the D. & o.. which has
It's own exclusive depot in Washington,
and no train but its own coming in or
going out.
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TnE through.sleeper system on Pic
turesque B. ( o. IS particularly adyan.
tageous for inaugural travel. Through
palace cars from oil principal western
cities, and for that mater whole trains
through, as on the B. & o. there is no
change OF cars of any class whatever.
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A mendicant approached a Westcbester
man on the cars the other day and said:y
e.Dear sir, l have lost my leg to which
the Westchester man replied, as he hur-
RED away, "My dear friend, / have not
seen anything o.. it.n-R Exchange. IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-19

FoR previous Inauguration balls, the
tickets could only be had In Washington,
and the great rush for them, OF the thon-
sands Of visitors on arrival, created con-
fusion and consumed much time. Now
ali who visit Washington can secure their
ball tickets without waiting until their AZ
rival there, which the many who desire
them for souyenirs may readily procure
them at the B. & o. Office, either by per-
sonal application or letter. t'