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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-20
THRoUeH THE STATE,
Academia and Incidents In West virginia
aud Vicinity,

u
It is rumored that Major VIII W. jack
son Is to edit q new paper at P~Arkersburg,
established 70 preach the gospel OF Jack
soRian Democracy, It Is said thensW pa
per will be a daily.
Bishop Peterkin will be at st, Mary's
Thursday to consecrate the new 81. Pauls
church, Just completed by the Episcopal
congregation there, and administer the
rite Of confirmation,
Alex. n. Tyree, Of Monroe county,
picked up q jug which he supposed to
contain cider and took q big drink. In
stead OF cider the jug contained boiled pot
ash. Tyree's recovery is doubtful.
1t Is reported that the Grafton Standard,
for some time past managed by MIR. Holt.
has been sold by William g. Brown, j., OF
Kingwood, to Owen s. Mckinney, OF Fair
mont, but that Holt refuses TO relinquish
the Office,
Samuel Greeks, q young man who has
been about Gap Mills, Monroe county,
stole q horse belonging to James Rowan,
and made for Virginia, he was over.
hauled, the horse recovered aud he will
be brought back from Virginia.
AT Caldwell, Ohio, Saturday, q dog be;
longing to Dr.. G, "A. Way bit Howard
Hayes Dalzell, a young son Of Private
Dalzell. DR., Way killed the dog, which
was pronounced mad. Great unesslntss is
felt for the effect OF the boys injuries.
The project to make Blennerhassett Is-
land a summer resort Is again being agi'
tatsd by several Parkersburg gentlemen.
The intention Is TO fit up the Economically
historic spot with walks, rustic seats, IA:
bles, etc., and to run a steamer down and
return twice q day.
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First CIass Place.

The people Of this locality are never
slow 10 appreciate any efforts made to
cater to their comfort and convenience.
This fact Is evidenced by the patronage
that is being bestowed on Mclaughlin 4
McGinley's new establishment, corner Of
Twelfth and Water streets. II is little
wonder that q big business Is being done
there. The place Ia most handsomely
lifted up from top to bottom. In the res.
taurant one can procure anything from q
nice sandwich to an elaborate meal
nicely cooked and handsomely served.
There are no odors from the
kitchen 10 offend onei everything Is
fresh and clean. 1t Ia Just the place for
business men who want q lunch or those
out late wanting a meal. In the bar is TO
be found tue finest stock Of liquors, wines,
OtC., In the city. The place Is beautifully
fitted up with rich and elegant furniture
and no expense was spared 10 make tho
place what II iB, a frst.Class cafe. The
restaurant Ia separate from the bar.
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c BREvITrEs.
MAttsra Of Minor AIomoptin and About Ia
CIV.

Civ.
THR Opera House Band Is engaged Tor
the Odd Fellows celebration on Maya.
HORACE FlRLps, Of this city, has gone to
Columbus to join the United States clEcus.
SIIrRES CarH Of emigrants passed west
over the b, 4 o. road yesterday morning.
@BAsY Bell" the muAical prodigy, will
give an entertainment at the AlhRmbra
Palace rink Friday evening.
A coLoREp garbage hAu|eF named Miller
was arrested yesterday by Officer Carney
for dumping garbage contrary to ordi-
nance.
A HORSE and cart belonging to Shelley
4 Knote tumbled over the bank near the
Pewiky freight depot yesterday. No
serious damage was done,
TaI State Fair Association will have a
handsome illustrated photographic poster
prepared, from drawings Of the grounds
and buildings made by ]. A. Faris.
A NETTING Of Council has been
called Tor this evening Tor the purpose oi
fixing the license tax for coffee housel
aud ordinarles aud arranging as to how II
il to be paid.
A SRw mixer has been employed by the
Buckeye Glass Company who It Ia claimed
can make fifty different shades Of glass
The factory will hereafter make specially
Of fancy colored ware,
WILLIAM E. TRULL was yesterday ap-
pointed guardian OF Harry s. and Willie
H., minor orphans OF Annie K, Trull, de-
ceased, and gave bond In the sum o.
5000 with Joseph +, PAUL. as surety,
OAPT, McLAuGHLIN'S big wild cat is t.
be- photographed this afternoon at the
corner Of Twelfth and Water streets. Las
evening they had a lively time with the
cat getting a collar and chain about ii
neck,
A STILL alarm was received at the Hope
Hose house yesterday afternoon, caused
by a blazs in a shed back OF Beiter's So
loon, on Market street, which originated
from hot ashes. The blaze was extinguish
ed without serious damage.
LErTHRsaddressad to the followingnameC
persons remain unclaimed Vt the post
office; Miss Kate U. Miller, DR., o, A
keim, Capt. Alex, Freed, Homer d
BouShner, Joe. h. ECkhards, Garrett
Smith, q. Dohrmoenn and Henry Pauley
OFFICER JACK WEST arrested s. W,
Bonavll yesterday and locked him upir
the Central station, Bonssll, who Is &
we'll known character who has acted al
agent for sewing machines and clOthel
Wringers, was crazy, bowling drunk anC
abused every one Unfortunately,
AccoRDISd to all reports, Charles anC
John Kraft, brothers, had regular family
riot in Fulton yesterday afternoon on the
most approved Donnybrook fair plan
Constable William LRuchlin went out anC
placed them under arrest. Justice Ankle
will hear about the difficulty at 10 O'Clock
this morning,
JOHN OcH and Jacob Krles were
charged before Justice Arkle by William
Smith with raising u disturbance abouI
his domiClle in tho North End and threat
ening to. wipe him iIom the face Oftht
earth. Last evening the case was heard
Och was put under $50 bonds to keep the
peace for M year and Krles was dis
missed.
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News BrsViusS from th'
GlRaS City.

al 9oNNt VI AuphA NoN4 RFaNAANu AtSAA ANN
Glass City.
81 Wells, OF Massillon, Is in town,
II. Roemer left yesterday evening for
eastern cities,
S. Y, Hamilton and John MCGraw are
preparing for a trip to California,
The Lantern Globe Works ia to have IN
addition built in time for the fall trade.
A son OF Mr.. Hoffman, late %janitor Of
the Central school house, is now %ianitor.
Harry Samsel and wife are Visiting rela-
tives near Fairmont, before leaving for the
west,
The policemen will soon have their new
uniforms. The suits will be similar to
those Of the last force.
John Oyington, recently hurt In the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh yards, was able TO
be out yesterday on CrutcheS.
Fraternal Lodge OF Daughters Of Re-
becCa will hold a fair and festival at the
Elyslsn rink Friday and Saturday.
Rev. W, w. Walker, Of the Episcopal
church, will have services each night this
week. He will preach in Wellsbug Thurs
day,
S. D. Corbstt K Co., grocers, have made
an assignment to j. O, Tallman. =. Baer
( Sons, Wheeling, arc the principal Credi'
tors,
John Dunn and Joseph White, two Of
Bellaire's ball players, are about to leave
for Poughkeepsle, N. V, to play during
the season.
The water has reached a stage that per.
mils work on the new creek bridge and
the foundations Of the retaining walls are
being built.
Mr.. Irish, OF Dawes 4 Irish, contractors,
Of Marietta, was In town yesterday, look.
Ing after the ties the firm are furnishing
TO the Pennsylvania %.
Rev. John S. Sweeney, Of Kentucky,
who was announced to lecture on baptism
at the Christian church, has telegraphed
that he is unable to be here.
An emlgrant woman on one Of the
trains passing here yesterday, was seri.
ously sick and Dr.. KurG was called to at.
tend her while the train lay here.
Officers were In town yesterday from
Cambridge looking for traces OF the muir.
.derer, John Wilson, who has been known
TO stay here at times. He was not found.
The large class recently examined by
Rev. O. F. W. Hustedt, were on Sunday
confirmed at the German church. On
next Sunday there will be communion
services at this church.
Thomas Richards, Of McKeesport, and
Henry He'll, met Saturday night and
Rgreed on a single sCull race, over the
Bellaire course, three miles, for $500. The
date Is May %, Decoration Day coming on
Sunday.
There Ia q surprising quantity otsweltxsr
cheese comes up the river from points In
Monroe county for distribution from here.
1t is put up in casks weighing from four
10 six hundred pounds, and goes east and
west from New York 10 Chicago and 81.
Louis.
VIM. II. Hanes was buried at Wheeling
yesterday. The funeral was attended by
the various organizations Of glass workers
and HeatAerington's band headed the pro-
Cesslon to the Princess, by which boat the
funeral was taken to Wheeling. The glass
houses all shut down.
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Louisiana State lottery Company.

1--WE do hereby certify that We supervise the ar.
rRngCments for all the Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings Of The LoulERuR State Lottery Company,
aud In pers0n manage and control the DrRWlnRS
themselves, and that the same are conducted with
ties, and We authorize the Company 70 use this
certificate, with FAC SMILES OF our signatures Of.
iRched, In ~ AdYOFtlaemen4.m
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MOunlain Lake iark oanp M,,.pr.

Rev. John Thompson, Of Philadelphia,
has recently publi6hed q neat lity'page
pamphlet giving an account Of the won.
derihl Camp Meeting at Mountain Lake
Park last year under the direction Of the
well.known QuAkets, Rev. DfB. Clark and
UpdegralE, There 10 going 10 be another
meeting Of the same kind held this year
1t the same place, commencing Saturday,
July 10th and ending Monday, July 10th,
Mf. Thompson's pamphlet IL q complete
history oithe~ succeosEul meeting last year,
and will be sent free 10 anyone who will
address him at 2OO2 Bfandywlne street,
Philadelphia, There were quite q number
Of Wheeling people present last year, and
they will b. delighted to learn that the
meeting this year will doubtless be more
successful than the one Of 1885.
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base BAH Yesterday.

At Observation-Disclosures 2; Brooklyn
0. Earned Baltimore p 8 base hits, Full.
mer ! base on balls OF, Kilroy /; Har.
kins Umpire, Carltn.
AZ Philsdelphia-Athletics i; Metro.
politan, 4. Three base hits, Brady. Pass.
cd balls, Donahue 2. Wild pitches, Ken.
needy .. Nret base on balls, Athletics l.
Umpire Mack,
AT 81, Louis-Browns, 8; Pittsburgh, 0.
Earned, Browns, 81 Pittsburgh, A.. Two.
base hits, 0'Neall, Comiskey, Carroll,
Barley, Whitney and Glenn. Three.base
Ringo, L.. Wild pitches, HafFord, /,
Umpire, Kelly,
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Mr.. Harry W. List has returned from a
flying trip 10 the far West, where be went
on q prospecting tour. Hereturns for the
purpose Of taking his family with him tO
San Francisco, where he will locate.
While on bis trip MI. List was taken Ill at
Salt Lake City, and continued before be
had fully recovered. Arriving at San
Ftappie1o, he was stricken with tho COST
lever, and for several days was seriously
i'll. He reports that travel ID 30 heavy,
especially westward, owing 10 the reduced
railroad rates, that hotel or railroad aC-
Commodations Of any kind can be secured
with difficulty gnletp ordered several days
In advance. Everything ID bustling and
money appears 10 be plenty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-20

Last Saturday a man who was walking
along the river bank below the mouth d
Whisky run noticed apile Of bones. Ex.
aiming them he found that they were
the remains OF Q man Of mature years.
Near where the bones were found lay Q
copper medal which bore the name Of q
German singing society Of Cincinnati.
The remains were gathered up and buried,
No one appears to know how the skeleton
came there, but Il was probably uncover.
ed by the regent high water.
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SEEKING NEW HOMES,
sTRIKINe NAILEns AND EEEDRRs
Dspar, for Niles, Ohio, to Accept Positions
in the Falcon RastOFy ThsEs-s0Vspty.
three Employees Of Mia in this Sec
ton Gone, and Here to Follow.


As announced yesterday morning, .
large body OF nail mill employees, nailen
and tasdsr. rendered idle by the strike
Wv - 4 In, u M. v,o,r.
now IN progress u tne ~
ity, lett yesterday lor Mes ohlo' Whe4e
they have secured employment in the
Falcon Nail Factory. which Ia already in
soSsu,n I'm rnion wo,kman ~ the
oPersVOH VISA
Mingo compromise scale, opt lntends 70
run double turn, commencing as soon as
a sufficient force is secured. So far seven
=, ,h,aa roilo,a and faodsra have. vone To
.y'nie $50,
Niles vi these, q lew Iels on sunuaS
evening. Eighteen are from the idle
PITTSBURGH mills. These eighteen left that
~. 4. ME- yas,a,1av s-;mrltaneouslv
c'sy if N"ee yy' - ~,
with the departure OF loity'elsusi Eom tn'a
city, making sixty-six in all yesterday, oil
whom tyeuty-t " were naiIets and mem.
~ ,ha o..ooiot,on
psls o' 'He a9
u ~ iGlIy-eighs WI" 'sis neIe ~ =
body IN tne mteEloou' AAteen WEI
naileEa ana lIiIIy'tW9 IGn"els, Ssyet
were rom the M. t.lee 'Iuu,
the Laughlin mill NJ MsTtlns ferryi anu
the rest from tle nan iACtoE!ss IN sne
city proper. E~ice'Fteslaent eseye up,
ley, Of this alstTict, ACCoMPSnIeu WI
delegation, and Wlll remain " Niles uhu'
the men get TO WORK,
II Is suthorlta1lYely st1teu lpStA hollsi
large number oil naiI mn employees wv
leave this city and vicinity lof otHel
localities In the near future JUS Wnert
they have secured work the nallers
o%iliciaIs decline to say lew more are &c
90 to Niles, however.
The nallsH VINO reLnaln LesIetIeu Keen
y to see their fellow wofKmen ny lhtl
mate friends leaving lor new hones yes
terday, many Of them PROBABLY neyeT e
return to Wheeitugt to nye' Iney yeca'iea
Iormer strikes when me resa't Was re,
yersed-when the sElllull nalieTs o.
Pittsburgh came TO wheeling, anu helpec
TO give to this city the presuse 90 nal
manufacturing centre when Won lor ne
the soubriquet O me Ssil Nityi oE wen.
to ironton and Ashland M created = new
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ABOUT PEopLE.


Strangers In the City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. 4. 4. Martin, Of Falrview, is in the
city,
Mr.. L. Martin, Of Boothsvllle, is at the
Stamm House.
Mr.. G., L. Henderson,, OF Parkersburg,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. o. A. Weaver, Of Moundsville, was
in the city again yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. D. Harvey, Of Mata-
moras, arc registered a6tha Stamm House.
Mr.. S. Bruce Hall, Of New Martinsville,
was among yesterdays arrivals at the Nc
Lure House.
RI. Rev. George W. Peterkip, Of Park
ersburg, Biahop Of this Episcopal Diocese,
was in the city yesterday.
Messrs. Charles K. Durbin and Joe H.
MCGraw, Of Grafton, we're In the city yes
terday en- route to tho East.
Mr.. Joseph Kammerer, q prominent
merchant from kammerer, Washington
county, Pa, is at the Howell House.
Hon. L. NJ. Turner, President OF the
west virginia pLate OulVeTblLy AZ NOR
gantown, but more famous Just now as.ths
happy father Of triplets, is the city.
Mr.. A. W. Oxnard, Of Plttshurgh, for.
merly Of New Martlnsyille, was In the
city yesterday on his way home from New
Martinsville, where his family is making
a visit.
Ex-Governor Arthur l. Boreman and
wife, OF Patkersburg, are at the Mcclure
house. There are here to attend TO some
business In the LOCAL courts relative to
property they own hero.
Miss Mcvay; Of Wheeling, is Central"
during the absence Of Mrs. Trueman, who
Is quito Ill. Miss Lizzie Swift, a teacher
in the Third Ward, Wheeling, visited the
primary grades on Friday. In the after.
noon she was present at the primary
teachers meeting.-BeLatre independent
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We the undersigned Ranks and Bankers will pay
all PfiEe9 drawn III The Louisiana Slate Lotteries
which may be presented at our counters,
J. II OGLEsBY. Pros. Louisiana National Bank,
y. ", klLnREIII, Pres. State National Bank.
A, BALDWIN, Pres, New Orleans National Bank,
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TIE FINANCE COMMITTEE


Has another session to Wrostls with the
Appropriations.
The Council Committee on Finance
held another meeting at the Public
Buildinglas evening. 1t is understoodthat
having dlsposed Of several important
financial matters that have engaged It's at
tention at former meetings, the committee
last evening devoted It's time to appor.
tioning to the various departments their
appropriations for the present fiscal year.
The committees report when made will
be an unusually interesting one. The mat.
tefs that have taken up It's atten.
ton at It's several secret meetings are some.
thing out Of the usual run, or It Is 30 re-
ported, at least, and the report on them,
taken together with the appropriations,
especially that for the Board Of Public
Works and presumably an inLimaLion as
TO what improvements the Board will be
likely TO make this season, will make the
report Of such interest as 10 attract the at.
tention OF everyone.
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uood heanltl Ln Eyst1 ono.

D. A. bradford, Wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with 9 severe cold that
settled on his lungs had tried many RENE.
dies without leneft, Being induced to
Try Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, did 20 and was entirely cured
BY Use Of q few bottles, Since which time
he has used Il Ia his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This 10 The
experience OF thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Diecovefv,
Trial Bottles free At Logan 4 Co.'S Dfis
Bt0te,
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--
Stage OF thS watsF and Movements Of tho
The General Pike is due up to-day ems
route from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
The Louis A. Shirley will leave Cincn.
nall for this port at 8 o'clock this evening,
The Princess Is doing a rushing trade
botygsen hare and B%ellaise. in fhe wsv ~
Messengers, especially on Sundays,
rha io,go lophoat potceo lte,sov ii
plitSSursb hsS hsSn al H. !rhssI Ioy M
nsSt 10 - dSva baviSg SssSsJ ,anoi,s r,sJs
pp 40
ihe ueoIge W, stone passed GOWN VIII
wow Of CosI' Ing NeIetan no; =, Ooa
Nalley anu y. ~ fletpont Paasedu up WIZ
lows OIL empues'
The river fell one foot yesterday. The
marks last evening indicated a depth. Ia
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III Police Court yesterday morning Mat
Altmyer. and Joe Haberaell, accused oil
fighting, were dismissed. Bull Melon.
Ough, dlsorderly, and John Richey, drunk,
each wentto the hill for thirty days. John
Bloomfield, arrested for drunkenness In
public, was dismissed. The other nine
prisoners each paid a fine.
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EbwAADI. Rose { 10. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe ., N, Co. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, Will keep a full line oil
HuYe6 and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with 10 perfect a~ttaphmenta and
handsome woodwork. Don't fall 10 zee the
the STANDARD. See advertisement on an.
other page.
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old RIvor Men Dead.

PtrTsnuRan, April 1o.-Capt. John Biz.
mingham, an old time river man, and one
Of our most prominent citizens, died sud-
denly Of paralysis at an early hour this
morning.
Capt. Thomas Kerr, a boat builder for
forty years, well known among river lnen
from Pittsburgh TO New Orleans, died at
his home In Freedom, this afternoon,
aged T8 Year,,
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The Phoenix Restaurant, at No. 80
Twelfth street, under the Peoples Thea,
ire, Is prepared To serve the finest meals Ia
the city for the money, Everything the
market affords Gan be found In season
cooked and properly served, Board
can De had by the day, week OF month,
The public 10 respectfully solicited 10
give the Ph0nix q trial.
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Gbe ~Gntdtiget@er,
New advertisements,

OnIes. Noa. 70 and " TOprtoouth Street.
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MANY Of the good things Of this life are
sottowfully let alone on account Of Dys.
pepsia. ACker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, indigestion and 0onstiA
patton sold on q positive guarantee at q
and 30 cents, BY Logan %. and Charles
Menkemellef,
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BY taking the 1,47 p. n. loity time)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland al OPS u.
H. aud Chicago at $3.50 the following
morning Confessions made In Union
depot, Ohloago, for all points MesL
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WARRINGTON, DC, April COL A. Nj
For tho Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
weather, stationary temperature, winds
generally no%rtheasteily,
For Lower Lake region, fair weather,
slightly warmer, except In extreme west.
Otn portion, winds becoming variable.
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nlnnla,l nlnn,srr Mhna ilna.

For coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis,
latyngltls, and CONSUMPTION In IL early
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Medical Discovery" II is also a great
blood-puflaer and BtrenBth.reSlofef, or
tonic, and for liver complaint aud coStive
condition Of the bowels II has no equal.
Sold by druggists,
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SPRING and Summer stock just re.
CeiYed. An elegant and complete line OF
Sultings, pantaiOOHlngs anu Oyercoat.
lngs, which VIC will make up In tic best
o. HESS & SONS,
1891 a. 1898 Market Street.
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A Little SUFFERER
Clcansed, Purified and Beautlacd by III,
CutlCara Remedies.

i atiOrds me pleasure TO give you this repott Of
Wy cure OlOuf little gtHndUhild by Yolf Cuiini;Ri
tkhhplks. When ak months old his l0it hand IA.
Eanh 70 WEI a1l h9d every appearance Of a large
About Ave months after Il became a iiSplSv ESo 0;S
SOON otnet sores formed, He then had two OF them
on each hand; and as his blood became more and
M MI'e IMPURE y losk lea! time for them 70 break
~; when was Yery, Offensive. His head WaS NM
soiil KAY, 9ihchatging great deal. This was M
S BSr n.y. M st IWeaD ;tsu months old, when I IN.
S WIZ 4, ne cay 9, Him his mother having died
sumption sorolulA Of c0niEe). Ha could VAL a
nIIn ut egnJd not oct up Il he fell down, Ana
S2aig hpl move when in bed, having no use al M
SSsS Rod,a l8mS 10 commenced With The Gdtt.
soap ltGply, md when he had taken arc haiIis ~ n
w yulloum ResOlvclt his head was 6nbsniS,HSis
ouio1, Ald ne was improved IN every gav. Nv
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so'e tiLot another healed, 4 bony malta in,,S wv NY
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Y a. W a5Il ,S MSa ~. iltally grow loose aud were
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Plsley Iutel, and a. nov, al Ih0 RR6 on M voSsa
Sa sIdiSq KIM spS tSIltay child The lSitS % his
i6oHShI W. chSe y ISpSi " hI hands arc strong,
We theni. All that PHI IUiNnS did a. bISsVg n
hlln n0BO0di All who iaw IbabbIId hstosni \. HIa
W. vuNuuIA remedies aud zee The Ohlld i1n,S mn.
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VI an! use 70 you you arc q liberty 10 tse iheti,
MAY 1856. 6iaE. CtSysl, llSot RTI5SSS fl,
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W aIpaaltg y bis grandmother, who, bSins WIN
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