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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18
StpslGard'S Mule.

Many wears ago down in Idaho. during
q geld excitement. a good MANY men
went into the countr, Ia MAKE money
outside the -old-huntin@ Industry. Their
idea WAS Ia make the other fellows dclNr
for the gold while they appropriated il
aftcrward. l;ollin Daggrtt. aficrwar,i
Nevada Congressman. established u
frrry-hoat ON Il small creek and named
the place deaths Ford" al the same
time ~inNcn'in~ 4 mu>l' lc""nd Ia the
effect that IL WIS thus mIm"a because -
many lives had been lost in the attempt
to cross il. The stream wa~ no over 4:
dozen yards wide. and the wafer mo-
where over two feet deep. but he riggcd
up 4 f~lati,oat and pulled ii back and
forth by Il rope r"ntrlvancc. Whenever
the ~pro>p"cior> crossed Ne recalled th,m
with horrible tales al TIE irrlclcrv of
the stream. and the rcmor~yl - quick
sands which hal drawn :" mann men
and mules io terrible deaths.
In the night when h. fcrricd people
over he would caution them rot to -;
too HEAR the rdgr ut ;hr boat. ~ a tall
overheard WAS certain death. Ev let
ting the dim old lantern ~ out ana
making Slow tlnc ne Frequently mn
pressed the passengers with the idea
that the stream w. nall = Gj.c wade.
For night triu> irc charged -. hu, i;hr
yin WAS hl"s anl The weather bad h.,
struck >ar"ulnr rrn>prc:ur~ for much
larger >ulm>. In the DAYTIME ~ MS
hI> modest charge.
He went along in this WAY for
several months. the men who rushed To
the hills looking upon him IL a hcu"-
factor Ia his race hN this ~conyucrinw II
81 formidable an obstacle To travel ~
Death Ford. One day Charlie >lod-
dard. the promoter. appeared un the
bank with a mule and boarded the Hat
boat 10 cross. In the midst ot the
stream. Just when the tcrr,-man WAS
telling how dangerous the place WAS.
the mule grew FESTIVE and fell OYER
board. Che leg caught on 4 rope. and
lie got his head under water. and. an
able 10 rN,rica;c himself. WAS drowned.
When he WAS ca, l"n>.. Lc lay there in
the middle Of deaths Ford" half on,
of water. 81 that all who camc alonr
SAW what 4 miserable sham the ferry
WAS. and iuat any four footed animal
could walk across. pacge;t tried Ia
get the mule away. but he WAS too
heavy L budCe. and 80 he Law there
in plain sight for weeks. until Dagccti'>
business rs Il fcrr,mdn MAS ruined.
That's the reason old DAG hardly ever
speaks 10 Charlie St"ddard when he
meets him.-CaFsvH (.Ncr.) -ippoaL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18

The embargo ON animal food re-
moved by the conyalc>ccncc Of the pa
ticnt, much of the difficulty in proyid-
ing a plcaSin" variety yanishcS. Still.
certain restrictions remain All Jri,d
food must hc carefully avoided. The
o~ft-rcpca,rl story of ~. Lawrence hav-
ing attained >~anctiiy 10y a griliron. and
that i'm 50 doing he conferred upon that
implement the power of making better
everything PREPARED! upon il. 10y no
means applies To the IF, in"pan. Ii j.
labor enough for the vigorous stomach
of u person of active habits Ia digest
fried food. hut the task become, almost
an impos>ibiliil 10 the delicate gastric
organs of one viii" l. just recovering
from illness. and X unable ;u indulge in
any but the slightest exercise. Let the
conyalr>ccnl food then. he prepared
by >tcwin". rua>tin" or hroilin": these
afford a sufficient, Wide scope for the
mos, cNaciin" palate. A. Il beverage
for the invalid when no LONGER bound
To- Il milk diet. nothing could bc pleas
antcr or more nourI>hing than cocoa
tina CHRISTINE I,rh"nc HCrytrl. in
GoVd UoHS,i ,,pigy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18

Insure. horses at tie age Of from
10 II years. mulc- from > 10 ]. years,
stallion. and Jacks from 3 To , year,
and cattle from To il agaIi'-t loss
caused bv U,seuss. IHjpry icci'b1it, Fuo',
Lighfaiay Dr Thcf, for not les than one
or more ,hIu two years-cNceptIng
steers which are being fIt,ed for the
market. winch can be insured for six
months.
Special attention J. called o our Fire
AMI Lightning Insurance, which i
good anywhere in the state o: Nebras-
ka. whereas the liability Of lJ>, by
Fire and Lightning OF Fire Insurance
companies i limited 10 the premises
Of the assured and perhaps Il SINAI!
radius beyond The advantages and
benefits which tliis company offers 10
farmer. and owners of stock generally
are 50 plain and apparent that 1t Is
hardly necessary 10 call attention 10
them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18
TIE Impending Danger.

The resent statistics o! the number
Of death, show that Il la.gc majority
die with consumption. This disease
may with An opportunity
harmless cough which can be cured
instantly by Kemp Bal,am for the
throat and lungs, which Is guaranteed
/" cure and relieve all cases. Price 80
cents and >l.Uo Trial size free. For
sale by Ferguson x Go.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18

A man who died n Burlington. Ia,
the other day lief, 500 Ia the Importer
who should write the "beSt obituary" of
him.
The ComStock lode has been worked
10 a depth of 5000 feet. and has pro
duccd about $780, 0, 900.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18
The Excitement Not over.

The rush 1T Ferguson & Cos drug
| store still continues on account OF per
! sons afflicted with coughs, colds,
asthma, bronchitis. and consumption
| 10 procure a bottle OF kemps Bal-am
or the throat and lungs which Ii sold
on "A guarantee and j. giving entire
satisfaction. IL ! a Standard family
remedy. Price SOC and 81. Trial size
free
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18
Hog g. Poultry Remedy,
N"Ir genuine without this trade mark
IS THE ONLY PRACTICAL PRE-
TENTATIVE OF THE SO
CALLED SWINE
PLAGUE.

u has never been surpassed - an Iurrc.i>"r 81
lUTN. aH'. General system ionl-. Aiding dl.c>
il"H. stimulating In" hillary organs. prcNcUtIu.
'nrivr AMI "IlGpT-"WrB IF Tho liver. ana Tr-u-
!.tirG the bowels. Il WuNc> AMI prevents the for
uiali"n %! disease germs. and preserves Ia n,
well nrvt an- = natural constitution. Where
II has l,,u ia; :" >t',a animals III the ~,rv>yTll.t Il
qualities. AMI other directions faithfully u,-
served. II 49, proved iu ~ a thorough pr,Nrl.
IaftNF .r.IllF>t ~ Ffr. tiI~rt>t>
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18
Keep Quiet

And take Chamhcr!aiu'- Cole, ChOl-
era aud DarfhOcl Remedy. /, curc-
pain IN the stomach almost Instantly,
get "A - cent bottle. take nothing else.
You viii need uOtpIng else 10 cure the
bus or bowel complaint. Til, medi-
cine l. made for bpwei complaint only.
and ha- teen IA constant IL" n the
wet for nearly fifteen years. It. sue
cess ha- been unboundcd and IT. name
become a household word in thousands
Of homc-. Try II. Sold by druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18
(. l.. Getting. Red Cloud.

Prices 50. So anl :. cts I-rrackage.
&Ih. cans >lc9.
jos. Haas. Y. :. Member Of Indiana
state Veterinary Medical Association,
indianapolis, lud. 34-4m.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18
Attention Teachers.

Notice - Err-rN gwen that I viii sNau1inr sil
PERSONS who may desire To offer Themselves -
candidates Tor t-sber of thu cstsrsson ~hool>
If Webster rrSInty at nav ofh,c I'm Er-I Cloisd On
third Saturday ui each month. E-amInaiion>
soimmence AZ 3 J. m. HI not Ask for special ey-
amInaalpn~ e. W. SPRINGER, s1pI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18
Facts are Better Than Assertions

G~IE>r>Tr>. l.. -, FEB. md. Is>I.
Dr. Jos. Haas.
DEAR IR.-thvut - WEAR .t-o Dur herd here
numbered a,.oul $50 head. Disease n.oAc out
aud Eu remedy NJ hal wcIli lrTv>' tine trouble
cur iu>>J> W'p' heavy. AMI W had la give az,
i,r,llrS entirely Tor .tispul two months. We then
heard al Inur TvInC,iN. an! t.bl-liI a TRIAL hot.
AID bt-lu feeding a-aiu. w haze used u con
>jautN ever >.g'v. NJ have since April last
received J,'ou. -.sO head ~ hogs INTO our herd
and haze ct had a >lN-.r death from swine
disease. his - ouT experience. ear OPINION
t>i.i5t Tie remedy ht> prevented ,i~"a>c and
NJ would not think vi hem. without a.. ~ al
did m ia;ivulu" ISrA. We believe II L. tv s,svt.
pu ihl> Point. however. NJ haze Bai mai" ~ 49,
iadl tr>l, - Ne N"tid not rl>A ~ivy,lii. = TN 81
ho-> Without tbs sc!it,,lN.
Yours NcrN truly.
WHIT. Co.
NE White y 60. since writing The Above
lciicI have purchased So worth Of The remedy. /
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18
RuckIcu's Arnica Save.

Tie best -alye ia the world for cuts.
brui-c-. sores. ulcers. alt Theum, fever
sore. letter, rhappcd hands, chilblaln-
-Dru., and all skin crupt!on., and
positively cure piles or no pay re-
quIrel Il J. guaranteed to give per
fec; satisfaction or money refunded.
Price - cent, .,er box. For sale by
Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18
AS AN EVIDENCE OF FAITH.

III my remedy | uIaNv ;Hv i~ulicwI.- offer
inr. Ii>Urr Arit> al >Ulur Of not ir>> than
"l' hundred Ia IiiIurrr .-all>t 'tl~t,t>t. "a q
>mGl Lee 9~r head prvN Idrd They an. ir,i uN
iriHruN under iN direction. aitl prove uIpa rN-
animation p-iuT T. contract jHt; lhrN .!r, IA 4
hra.iHN coalition. ajId arr rCithvT Iu-IrCi.
Close bred -! age nro.rtNen >uyiI.
l.. iwyl i"Tiri; 5000" IL an" breeder whose
niicI 70 examine Tor INSURANCE I decline prov it-
'E hr iuIw1T,.> rrmlirLCr IL cover my f~Nt.u>c>
l." .uiI iu'W ,,,ai."n ui hogs. "r | iail Ia rruNr To-
iH- Satisfaction 81 ANY t;>iUtcrc>i"d party That
lA.Gr" l. uy-puua To- iINIlaI.oI l. caused 10y
p.irT yi-s-,u.rIE uChy W.It-i> ol ~ least equal
Importance"
. iWst i"ri.I 80 II Ur..Hs Uls,n ,>am-
H.siluu u U>" ~ >It.I herds. . uy ,ui-mvu; -
L" jirir go. uii,'t al IrtiiE - oNyTuugrs ~ the
result ~ aJ examination uIdy IS "a; ka>; two
proper. l~ualuCj dI'd graduated veterinary sur
.t~hiE>.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18
Reason: Why 70 Insure.

Because il i the only Live Stock In
surahcc company authorized by the
laws of this state u do business in this
state.
because 1t i Il Home Company, or
gained with home capital; the money
paId to the company l. kept IN the
state, and l. paid Il for losses 10 the
citizens OF the state: Il al. remains IN
the state.
Because IL l. n reliable institution,
whose stockholders. directors and otli-
GERS, are among the wcalthie-t and
most prominent business men in the
state.
Because it, manner of adjusting and
paving losses are always in harmony
with thc principals OF strict justice
ami llhcrallty.
because You cannot afford 10 10
without insurance on YOUR 1--we stock
u more than on your house and barn.
Ii You are well oil you can loose
nothing bv in>urIng-Ii you are poor
and cannot afford 10 loose any of your
stock, it would be criminal negligence
not to insure.
Because should you wish TO borrow
money and Oiicr a. security yuur stock
the security viii Toe more ample, and
you a obtain money more readily,
and ut a lower interest. If that stock l.
covered 10y a policy OF Insurance III
this company
Because w IuSurc stock agaIn,td,dh
JY 6ccii,Hf. disease Or then.
Becau>e We insure stock against loss
by frc or HDhining.
Because no other insurance com
pany can give you the same kind Of
Insurance e.
Because a paid up capital OF Sloo03O
and Il constantly increasing surplus
fund renders II safe and solid against
any emergency that may arise.
Because It's popularity among farm
cr> and stock owners i attested hv the
fact that there are now written and in
force over lj,ubo policies.
applications 'rjN BE- r~,c.ir,j Lg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18
You Take No Chancea

when you buy Chamberlain'sCholic,
Cholera and Dsarrhoea Remedy. I, is
positively guaranteed to do all that is
cla lined for IL. An attack Of bowel
complaint and CRYING pains are so
often sudden and danerou- that no
one can afford 10 be- without a prompt
and certain remedy. AK your drug
gi,t for Chmhrriian' Colo, Cholera
aud DiarGhuca Remedy. Manufactured
at De- Moinc.. Iowa, and be sure YOU
get d.. Three sizes - ct-., JOc;-. aud
:l00 bottles. sold by drugGi-ts.
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THE, VICE OF GEN. LOGAN.
Early I.lfC and Subsequent Career of u lie
MarkRblV Woman.


Early llfO and Subsequent Career of u lie.
markhblV Woman.
CAicaso Tribune,
The American GnceStry Of Mrs. Logan
goes back to sturdy Irish settler OF Viz.
sinis and q French pioneer Of houisiRnn.
Her sreat-srandiathsr, Robert Cunning.
ham, Of Virginia, waoa soldier Of the War
for Independence, after which no removed
to Tennessee, thence to Alabams, and
thence to Illinois, whom still q Territory,
and there msnumlltad his olavOs Her
father, Cant, john NJ. Cunningham, served
I'm tho Black Hawk War. He was q mem.
her Of the Legislature Of Illinois In 1915
md ilB and served In tho Mexican War.
Her mother waa Mia Elizabeth FontainG,
ol distinguished family Of that name
which had arrived In Louisiana during
tic French occupancy Of that country
mud had thence jCurnoyod up the Mlssis
1iupi river aud settled In Missouri, II
wNs lore that John Cunningham met his
bride and II was near thB present village
Of Sturgeon, then known rs Petersburg, in
D0onU county, Mo, that Mary Sinmerson
Logan wha born, Augubt 10, 1883, When
BhS wAB year old her parents removed to
Illinois and settled At Marion, In william.
son county, II WAC here that the mother
aud her eldest daughter, then but years
old, shared the dangeru Of q frontier homo
and the Cares and BuliCtlnde Of growing
family, when tho husband and father
went forth 10 fight the battles Of Ills ooun.
tfy Upon the pGtChod plains Of Mexico aud
bfayod the trials and. privAuonH OF a
miuur'h lilo In the Siertas ol Gall lornia.
This courageous and dutiiul klrl relieved
her mother who was not strong, Of most
81 the household work, and still found
time 10 attend the primitive school Of tho
neishborhoOd and train herself In usgiul
needleWork, a., a.,
me iathOr ielt a just pride Ia his Cldsbt
daughter, The assistance which abe had
randnTed her mother duiing his loug alb.
asnoe m Mexico aud California had even
6,oSs closely endeafOd her 10 bis heat, and
bSr lSy0 q study had prompted him 10
vive nhft Of his income ~ her proper edu.
saiiph, Accordingly, In 1858 tho daughter
MAS sott 10 tho Convent Of Ut. Vincent,
iisar MorgAnasld, kyI 9 branch o. ih1
Nazareth Institute, the oldest institution
oftHe kind ID ths country, This WIS the
neaTssi educational establishment oil sum.
sieni advancement III tho higher branches
al FnoWitdps. The young lady was rear.
AZ a BSpilbl AileE her H1arilaee bho Joined
she Holhodlst church, the clutch OIL tue
A'I HSvIns gfeduAiod In 1885, Miss Odn.
ni1shai,i ystufned 10 her fathers hotns at
abSSnselown. In her yOuDgOf days,
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pnEAKFAsr BUDGET.

A Dead wood ID. II citizen named
Greenhouse has married his mother'ln'
law,
One Of the events olNew Years Day will
be the adoption Of standard time by the
city Of Pittsburgh.
Tbs tobosgan Tide in Fond dn Lac, Wis
descends between an undartaker's shop
aud y marble cutters yard.
1t Is atated that there are In San Fran
cisco 800 unmarried young women eacl o.
whom is al hsiresl In her own right td
the tule Of 100000,
A new drink called "Agarie" isnoW all
the 10 In Atlanta, Ga. II ismlda Of ethel
aud alcohol, and will make prohibitions
lat helpless in five minutes.
Tha Paw Paw (MiCh,) Courier has /
subscriber who, during all the time he hsl
taken the paper, which isupwards Ct forty
years, has annually paid for II in wood,
A Persian philosopher being asked b.
what method he had acquired SO nuCl
knowledge, answered: "By not being
prevented by ahame from asking Ques
tons when was ignorant"
A farmer living near Little R0cR, hFGn
while playing with his three.year.old 500
vas bitten on the thumb by the boy
BhorLly RftfrwArd tbs hand began to grell
and the mRu died Of The wound.
A correspondent at 0skAlOOsR, Iowa, II
describing u fire there, writes thus: "Eht
whole hesyeua were illumiped by thu
lurid flames, which rOached nearly GcrOsI
the street to . livery stable"
A pupil of I.inwood School, Chicago
has revealed plot duplicating half Of thu
SCHOOL in which they agreed to disobe!
their teachers, circulate !slse Chsrgel
against them, and thus endesVor Il
secure tvaChGrs's dismis1sl.
4 heggar, 10 ell appearances slightly be
logged, thus scCasted a passer.by: "Sir
wolld YOU please give little money t,
buy BIT Of bread, Tor am 50 dle4diull!
Thirsty that | don't know where Rnl Il
Get . nigh,S lodsIuRf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-31

The lETRLLlGRHCER does not doubt that
Senator Camden will be able TO control
the Democratic caucus, That Is not the
place TO defeat him. He eau be defeated
in the open session, and there only, and
in order 10 accomplish this result enough
Democrats must join with Republicans to
make on Gnt!.Oamden majority on the
showing ri handa.
Let Mr.. Camden have the caucus &c
himself without q atrngglei he will get II
ANYHOW, Let the Democratic disssnters
act from the frat with tho Republicans on
the Senatorial qusstioD, consult with them,
mature plans With them, and Democrat
will be elected with the old Of the solid
Republican vote.
Tho general outlining Of the plan o.
clnpaign has brought to the lNTELll
GRScgR many reeponRea from both aid'F
Too Republican press goes in with en-
thusiasm. Republicans write that the
key.no!e has been struck. The whole
r,,,,, upnTrCiNtgs that ID cannot perform
PH''' "Fr '',f,' so,,,ins ,bpn IN min with
u'I 49,, pnD' na,,,nr,,n N smash a "na
" M 49, hecomea more and more
T 1.,'. "'' n.n,ocre,s vr;te that the In
"""hVao1 hos .,,,ge.ted a Dian oi cam.
paipn which meets their approval, buI
'nsy "o" ~ I ponrhlIcan sincp,Itv 4 there
S ,s,, " 10 az within convenient reach
> ni,,r,at IN nol;tics Ia not unnatural
=; D''" ,t,, - a,a ~ msnv who hold this,
S'pU .,, .A", ~ t,i, IL noIiiics Tho Tsrrrt1,
""ys" ,,,' - "a ' ~ ,rin schoo, Man peye,
"L"."'. .aa t ~. In moro pecrsd relation,
COINS '1s,sN ,to' :" Nat n TAX, courssl
tuAu W. ,, '"so n States In M circnm.
upon 'HS w., ,,ha Li,hest intao,itv rncra
s FAM ~ '',1 JS,nonded than when men
lup.'"'',. .' on,nn,on levsl in a renTo,
nnup. "s''" a,rooiSy n exfrcipo delegated
son.""'' " ro";.soD,a,ivss i. "a nnon
po%o'S' nI y, ~ ar. Inv tho interest al
.l''t ,ouD.'ss ~ aa nsoro In cornell
shoso 'ney ,ep'eas s as tsi'b With eacE
au,s. NJ oct M The rsv,pu that any.
T'Hut ~ |"' o U IL To- int,o5nco into
'ut mag - 'SL ~ nnd csrrv thyoneh in nll
puD,'U u %N ti,o,. "roa.coS a nihilism that
psaSt' " 5 In r =, o,I that i,ee GOV.
nusS 70 k ""S " ra,t mon ANYTHING tbN.
T., ssu ,s,i "A1 i.h, IA ialr IN notifies as in
10 "a nnT nlso hm, hsd min a not 'fair
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-31
THE OYSTER,

How dear
10 my hesr l.
tbs pearly III lied
Oyster that h des IN
the depths NJ the emerald
WAVES, aud EhAT's with ne
Inernl. ~ s their tdlry'NR9
nlster Of gsm'dazzed COO
StilIy cOr1Iaa caves. Serene
iy IL Steps on the bed Of the
Oceau, meath tAug'eS Of sea
weeds that laElly floats aboya
IL beauty, tlO happy FOL. motion
nm torn up and tlIGi II u lisa
Crrau's beat An, then 10 my
heart Il Is deATa, than ever, t0t
now | enjoy Il IN every style"
FInt on tile hRitshall, while the
Opeuer c'eYerly lays II before me, TOO
busy to Smi G. Aud now, comes The
Slew that is 50 appeli4llg, then follow
dozen or more IN iry, aud nOw, being
hppgy, which Isn't sDrorislns ! fast
on 4 inist aud III up with y pie, For
desert | slip dowl lot q 'em plrkledi
aud then only Gessa when Dame 80
turo COmyCIs-but Woldnt my
stomach be Rwiully ucklet II
/, like All ostrich, could
swallow the ,hells,,
-UailfLliRet Exchange.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-31

HI. ". MILLER, D4nvllIe, Ind, says;
Or. j. II. McLsan'G Tar Wine Lung Balm
has hGd wonderful effect on mo, and
can tluthfuly ray 1t Is the best medicine
have ever tried for Colds, to which am
subject. Had ii not been for tue TOl
Wine Lung Balm would not have been
able 10 have worked this winter. DGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-31

W. D sult, Druggist, Bippug, Ind, tGs'
tiRss: III can recommend Electric Bitlers
IN Ito very bes. remedy. Every bottle
gald has gwen relief in every case. One
man took elk bottles aud was cured Of
Rheumatism OF 10 yeSra' standing" Abra'
ham HMp, druggist BellSiIlN, Ohio, az
firms; "Thu best selling medicine have
ever handled in my 20 years experience,
10 Electric Bit.ers." Thousands oil others
have added their testimony, so that the
verde. iq unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cur al diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys
or Blood. Only . hall dollar u bottle at
Logan 4 Go. 3 drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-31

Hon. Edward A, Moore, Member o.
Assembly tIOm Richmond county, N. r.
writes: .,
"Some two weeks ago | was tRkOu with
Inflammation OF the kidnsyG. The pain
was intense. applied Us soon as possi
Bic an Alcook's Porous Plaster over each
kidney. Wonderful 10 say, the pain and
Inflammation began 10 Rbate IL three
hours. In two days was entirely cured
always take great pleasure in reclnI'
mending AllCoCk's Plasters; they are csr'
taiply the beSt external remedy known,
used them as chest protectors, and found
them most efficient"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-31

Great excitement han boom caused III Che
vicinity Of Paris; Tex, by the remarkable
recovery Of Mr.. j. v. Oorley, who was 30
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
his head everybody said he was dying Of
Consumption. A trial bottle Of DR.. Kings
Nav Discovery was sent him. Finding
relief, he bought q large bottle and box
Of Dr.. Kings New LiiS Pills; by the time
hO had taken two boxes Of Pills and two
bottles Of The Discovery, he was well and
had gained in flesh thirty.six pounds.
Ttlal Bottles Of this Great Discovery for
Consumption free at Logan & Co.'s.
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DIED.

CRACRAFT-on Wednesday, December %, 1855
ELURInGE G. CRACRArr, In his 4lStytaE
Funeral services will be held at 81, Matthew
Episcopal Church to-day at l.3OP. N. Inter
meat at Stone Church Cemetery. Private
MILLER On weduesdRy evening, Tec4mber 20
1855, at G:i5 O'Clock, LULu MAY, daughter o!
ThomaI aud May Miller, aged WonEhs aud
10 days.
Funeral will takc place from the residences Of her
parents, corner Eleventh and Market streets
ibis (Frloay) afternoon. Minds Of the tImly
70 respectfully invited to Gt'cnd. lntermeni
at Green wood Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-31
GEO, L, sTIFEL & co.
GEO.E.STIFEL
81 90.
.HEADOUAR TIERS
FOR
HANDKERCHIEFS.
1t is conceded by all that
we have the largest, most com,
prehensive and lowest priced
stock of Linen and Silk Hand.
kerchiefs in the city,
CHILDREN'S
LADIES'
AND
GEHTLEhEA'S
Handkerchief From Sc. tOS3.OO
UMBRELLAS.

We open to-day the finest
stock Of Silk Umbrellas we
have ever shown. Every con-
ceivable design Of silver, gold
and natural wood handles,
Goods all new and fresh, made
especially to our order for the
holiday trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-31

"NRyRR was heard such q terrible curse"
~ tho man got off shout hts Rtub6oFn
cold. Gould it DO possible that no lived
in civilization aud had not heard OF Dr.
Bulls Cough syrupl LVt him take tue
old reliable; anu stop swearing Price
IS cents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-31

Tho bost sslvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers salt rheum, fever
cores, letter, Chapped hands, chilblains,
Curns, and all skin erupttons, and poei.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect Satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan,& %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-31

Tho grea. objection we have to neas is
not lheir intrusive activity, but the terri
bly, low cnmpauy they keep. A flea loves
yOllow dog.