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scOtt,s Emulsion

OF pure God Liver OIL, with Typo
phoBphites, is a mos valuable remedy
for consumption, sCroiula, wasting dis
eases Of children, colds aud chronic
coughs, and in ali conditions where
there is loss OF Aash, a lack OF nerve
power and general debility OF the
System,
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Among the Northern Lakes

of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, are hum
dreds of delightful places where one can pass
the summer months in quiet rest and enjoy-
ment, and return homo at the end Of the
heated term completely roiuvenated. Each
recurring season brings to OcOnOmowoc,
Waukesha, Beaver Dam, Frontenac, 0ko-
merable other charming localities with ro-
mantle names, thousands of our best people
whose winter homes are on either side of Ma
son and Dixon's limo. Elegance and COM
fort, at a moderate cost, can be readily OBJ
tanned. A list of summer homes, with all
necessary inlorma ion pertaining thereto, Is
being distributed by the CHICAGO, MILwAu-
EEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY, and will resent
free upon application by letter 10 A. v. II.
waukeo. Wis.
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The ParneIIlte Meeting Mt Dublin,

DUBLIN, August AT the Par
nellite meeting today Mr. John Il.
Redmond, Member of Parliament for
North Wexfo d, and Mr.. 0'Brien,
editor of United ireland, we're ap.
pointed deleg tss 10 represent the
Irish National League at the league
convention in Chicago on August
18Th
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The Afghan Boundary

LONDON, Augult 1.-The difference
which has prevented the British and
Russian members of the Afghan boun-
Diary commission from arriving at an
agreement has been settled, aud the
work Of the commission is drawing to
q conclusiou.
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Crab Orchard Springs,

I INCOLN COUNTY, KY The excellence
Lofthe cuisine, and accom- mOdations char
acteristio Of this hotel during the past three
years, shall be fully maintained this season.
Excursion tickets to the Springs by Ii. Y.
and N. Railway are good via Louisville, both
going and returning, to proceed on first train
succeeding arrival in Louisville.
w 4. GRANT, Prot J. O. KING, Sup't.
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DanieI Again at Warrington.

WASHINGTON, August 3.-Col. D. s.
Lamont returned to Washington this
morning from a visit to his home in
Cortland county, N. Y. He is some
what improved in health, but is not
yet entirely well.
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THE SALISBURY CABINET.
FIRST MEETING OF THE NEW
MINISTRY.
Lord Aberdeen's Ovation at Dublin
Able LISTS Funeral-Ihe Par
nell Meeting-NOtes.

LONDON, August 4.-The new Cabi-
net is today holding its first meeting;
A large crowd OF people surrounded
the Downing street Office a I'd eheered
The Ministers as ihe7 arrived.
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White Cliff Mineral Springs,
Monroe County, Tennessee.

CITUATED on top of Chilhowee Mountain
- 5000 feet above sea level. Good w6ter,
pure atmosphere, magnificent scenery and
mGortablo accomm oda ions. Daily line of
stages and daily mail from Athens, Tenn,
over good road; distance sixteen miles.
Telegraph office in hotel, connecting with
other lines Mt Athens. Terms reasonable
and special rates for families. For circu-
lars, giving analysis Of waters, etc, address
proprietor, T. A. MAGILL,
White CLIFF Suripgs, Tenn.
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aOur Baby,a FIrst Year, .

by Marion Harland, with other valus-
BILE information; forry-eight page book.
Sent free on receipt Of 2 cent stamp.
Address Reed & Carnrick, Mercantile
Exchange Building, New York City.
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A Bad CounterfeIt.

QUEBEC, August Alive dollar
counterfeit Bauk OF Commerce bills
are in circulotion.
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Forest Fires I'm, STIehIgan.

BELLkvILLE, MICH, August 3.-Yts.
terdey four fires broke out in the edge
of the woods about a mile and quar-
ter south Of here on the farm Of Henry
Davis, and has destroyed good deal
of fencing. A large force turned out
aud fought the Rames all night. Itis
still burning but seems under control.
The effects q the drouth are severe,
and rain is badly needsd to save corn
and potatoes.
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C-SANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE

No. t0l9, r. D.--Chancery Court Of Shelby
county State Of Tennessee, etc., VS.. Sa-
rah Armstrong ct al.
10y virtue OF an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in tho above cause on the
Ith day Il June, 1885, NJ. B. 90, page 1853,
| will soil, AT public auction, 70 the ighs
ost bidder, in front o the Clerk and Mas
tors Office, courthouse OF Shelby county
Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday, August z, 1856,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten :
nos,ee, to.wit; A certain lot beeinning at
stake on tho west side of Ninth street lSS
| feet north Of tho north side Of Care
| street; thonce wost and parallel with Ca
| lima street i5li4 feet TO a stake; thG9ee,nort
| rs feet TO an alley; thence east lol}4 feet 20
west side OF Ninth street; thence south 20
| feet to tho beginning.
Terms OF Salo--On credit Of six months:
motto with security required; lien retained;
redemption barred, This July 3, 1886.
S. /. MCD0WE ELI, Clerk and Master.
ByH. H. Walsh, Deputy Clork and Master.
Il. n. & Q. W. Heiskoll and John john
atom, Solicitors.
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saturday, August ~, 1856,

- -, - ~ r.II.,.i,, I..orU
within legal hours the i9lloWlhg oeSTprn
property situated in eheloy county, Aon
to,witi r,-..r, .....,...,,. ,oe c.o,
East nall OF iot ~, country 10y ~; w
ihpS ~ ient on tnS ioutn g,.o oI a. XII
2lO 'eet wcst 81 orleans eutet' ~ u,p'nn
lla'g leet 500 as property v' 'ou'" II" ''"
honey ana o.nsfs' a.. -- t...,;u.. e- ,o,, On
Fart ct l9t 80, nl9cR o. lron'inE 3 'Voe III
the We5I 10y ot Ir'o'Hs , ~ M ,en5 Saii
ct Linden sueot oy q uSp,nni OF - lgoI r. ~ ~
10 property OF tho b'uu Ol'S D. """ - as
socialon., ,--, c.....i...gz,. 81, no. ,bosast
bol ., b.o'h o., lfoI,t'i l, - ,,, ~, Vanco
slIe 9i nu'i stIooJ in7t fo., Salj ss nrops
stree IVY vyp,' II w. 1870 n;nfsr parker
AMI others I..,.,...,l.3;,i,;,, orl,,s 40 and
LHt II; ni 0Un's su,v,i,, M 49, ~, ia rcrth
80 Du4ns tract ,onl4i va ~ iSol w w R, Ut s
sac OF oprhs tIovt loJ ~ vas' Oh trnt
HlrO0t hY teliN on luo NNeA Ahh va ~ wv
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The Inleratnte COMMERCE BIZ.

WAsH1seToN, August 4.-Senstors
Oullom, Platt and Harris, and Repre-
sentatives Reagan, Crisp aud Weaver
OF Nebraska, the Conference Conn
mittee on the interstate commerce
bill, met last evening. The principal
points Of diff renee between the Senate
and House bills we're fully and freely
discussed, and all the c1nf rees mani
tested disposition to make conces-
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HUDDLESTON BROS,
:. L.iyergmoP, Contrevil!le,t Tenn.
G1RANn uOTEL. ALuM sPRINGa.

GSRANO HOTEL, ALUM SPRINGS
~ Rockbridge Co., Va. High up in tho
Virginia mountains. PICTURESQUE surrounds
ings, extensive and beautifully shaded lawn.
Gas, electric bells, and all modern improve
ments. Two daily mails, post, telegraph and
express Offices on the promises. Table the
very best. Luxuriously furnished rooms;
suTerb band Of music. Send for illustrated
itors, June 18th. Waters; Alum, Chdiybedts
and freestoRe. r. T. WILkIS SON Man gr.
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NO Alarm nt New Orleans Over the
Yellow Fever.

New York, August A New Or
lespsepecial to Jameson, Smith * Cut
ting says here is not the east alarm
there about yellow fever, The infect
ed vessel was strictly qusrPHtined
more than 100 miles from the city.
JOHN HENRY pleqded with Amelia,
And ali hi passion tried to tell her.
She said, John H, your words you
70 waste,
Your teeth bet'ay want OF taa!e,
Your brea h odends me, 50 | ray,
Use S0ZODONT or stay away"
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HydrophObia From n suSnieI Blte.
DETROIT, Mich Angus Carey
Her, aged IS years, was bitten by a
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

No. $3.50, II. D,--Chancery Court Of Shelby
county State Of Tennessee VS.. Johanna
Mahoney ct nj.
ID sale entered in tho above cause on tho
2gtn dny OF January, 1886, NJ. b. 81, page
l50, will soil at pdbli, auction, to tho high
est bidder, In front of the Clerk and Masters
office, courthouse OF Shelby county, Meu
phis, Tenn, on
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Old Point Comfort, Virginia.
hYGElA HOTEL.

TNERMS for the season Of 1885, beginning
l. June LIST, reduced q to so per cent, but
tho highest standard Of excellence main
tanned.
Send fo- illustrated descriptive pamphlet
and terms. -
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WATERING PLACES.
BEAVERDAM SPRINGS

WILL be opened June lst. This noted
w watering-place is situated six miles
from Etna Furnace, on the Nashville and
Tuscaloosa railroad, in Hickman county
Tenn. Hack will meet all trains at Rtna
and will convey guests to springs at very
low rate.
Board, $40 Per Month; 81 Per Day.
Special Rates 20 Families.
We invite all who wish 10 spend the most
pleasant sea'on Of their lives to come to
Beaverdam, especially seekers Of pleasure
and health. Good water and pure air in
abun lance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-08
SEQ "Romapcsqu9" paper, plain and
hand.painted, the latest and most fash.
ionable paper out. J. B. WILSON,
Fine Stationer,
1908 Market st.
rnpDpnrcn wAnpp NEXT WEEK,

Ills Manager In TOwn-ThO TrhGcdlnn's Sue.
cess this Scns0n.
Mr.. Hudson, the former leading man Of
Fred Warde's company aud now tho ira
gedian's manager, arrived in the city last
evening to make arrangements for the
stars appearance at the Wheeling Opera
House next week. Mr.. Warde will open
on Friday night in "Yirginiuv," give
"Richelleu" at the matinee Saturday and
"Damon and Pythias" Saturday night. The
last named play Mr.. Wards gives at the
especial request Of many Wheeling men,
b9rs OF the order Of Knights Of Pythias, oil
which the tragedian and several OF his
company, including Mr., Hudson, arc
members. Tho engagement taken as n
whole ID an unusually strong one, and the
house may be expected to be packed at
every appearance.
MI. Warde has had a hard fight for pub.
lie recognition, but no has won 1t at last.
This season he Is making more money
than he ever did The phenomenal sue.
cess OF his first Now York engagement,
piASGu lAbb pUhNShl LhhN hVA WV wi bAAE Va
his tide, and he is making rapid strides
toward tho foremost position on the
American legitimate stage.
Hialast season found him ut itg close a
popular iavorite in New York city, where
he played two most hatteriug engage
mentB. The present year he has already
Appeared two weeks in the metropolis,
and has received uustintOd praise not
only for his individual merit, but for the
excellent company, the ample scenic
effects; and the handsome general APP
polntments with which he produces his
plays. OF themany strong actors who
began starring III tue heroic characters oil
the legitimate drama this year, come or
all may achieve distinCt success; but 1t
is cafe 10 Say that Frederick WFde, who
10 now beginning his sixth consecutive
tour, has pissed bis noYitiate, and COM
lnGnCed to reap the reward Of Conspien'
tioUs effort. Nowhere will his success
cause more pleasure than in Wheeling,
where he has always been liked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-08
THEY WANTED HIM BAD
AN OHIO CRIMINAL ARRESTED
BY Chief of Police smith, and two Cam.
bridge Oaicsrs Contest for the Honor
of Taking Him Home-Ho Finally
Gets on with tho F1.Marhal.

Chief Of Police Smith yesterday morn.
ing received dispatch from Z. N. stottls-
myor, Marshal Of Cambridge, Ohio, ask
ing him to arrest one D, Trusman VIII
lisms, Of that place, who was wanted on
charge OF felony, having been indicted
By the grand jury, The description Of the
man given in the dispatch was 60 exact
aud correct that Capt, Smith had no diff
Guilty in recognizing Williams, who with
number Of other men from Cambridge
had been here since Monday, when the
Guernsey countygrandjury met. Nearest
ed tho man, aud telegraphed to the authors
lies at Cambridge to know II he should
bring him on or il an officer would come
after him, There was some delay in re-
amending to this. Finally telegram was
received from Stottlemyer, saying he
would BIO here on the first train.
Meantime Ex,Msrshal Stanley, Of Gam
bridge, who had heard that Williams was
hero, had come down on an earlier train,
and demanded the prisoner OF Capt
Smith, who turned Williams over, STAN
| len promising 10 tGks him to Cambridge
on the afternoon train.
After that train had left, Lieutenant
Juakins heard that Stanley aud his pEls-
oner were together in a Second ward
saloon, and no sent Officer Carney up to
re.arrest Williams, which Carney did,
Stanley tried to prevent this, saving he
was Deputy U, :, Marhsl, but Williams
was locked W. Last evening shortly
after s,von O'Clock, Capt Smith accom-
panied stanely and the prisoner to the b.
K o, train, where he turned the man over,
and the two boarded tho train for the
west,
myer arrived for his prisoner only to hud
him gone. lie thought It very arrange
that q man arrested by his request would
DO turned over to another man before his
arrival Stanley, however, showed III or
der from the Prosecuting Attorney at
Cambridge, to bring Williams home.
Tho oiionso charged against Williams
was not well understood hera. The fol-
lowing special dispatch TO tho lNTELLIdEN'
eER, received last evening, explains the
CAGE:
CANpRIDuE, O., Oct. 1.-THE Guernsey
county grand jury returned eighteen in:
dictments this evening, sixteen Of
them for felonies, Three indictments
were returned for incest and two Tor
adultery. Trumsn Williams, who wac
arrested to-day in Wheeling, was indicted
for having Illicit intercourse with u young
girl under eighteen years Of age, vii.
Iiams has been running low saloon in
Tho west end Of town Tor the last year,
which has been tho rendezvous Of all the
hard characters about the town and the
headquarters Tor all the mcanness that
has been planned and executed here
abouts. The girl in question, for whose
seduction Williams is indicted, Ia the
daughter Of 7. y. Marsh, tobacconist,
and is but seventeen. She was enticed
by WilliGms into his saloon, made drunk
and ruined. Hers Is not tbs only case in
which Williams has committed similar
olenseg. He has been successful scouu'
drol, but Is now at the end Of bis tether'
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This evening Evans 4 Hooy's "Parlol
Match" Company will hold the boards o.
tho Opera House. Since the season
opened this play has been given to
crowded houses all over the East. I'm,
like all the nketches Of this kind which
have preceded It, the story itself Is funny,
the characters are new and the incidents
are both BatirlOal and novel. 1t would be
difficult to tell whether the brilliant, ei.
iuaive book agent or the indsstribable
tramp, whether the stupendous crank,
Captain Kidd, or the sunshiny, innocent
Kidd Of Minnie French, evoke the most
laughter,
The plUoe 10 In three acts, is newly sot
and furnished throughout With original
mechanical ContrivRuCes, AMI 90 arranged
that all tho BpeCialties Of the clever art.
lets are brought In without ever interier.
ing with lie action.
Reserved seats arc on sale at banners
Music store.
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PENDLETON NAMED
nY NE pEMoonATIc coNFEREEs,
As the Nominee for State senator from this
spirited Contest Between
Him and Frank Mcneil for the
Position In the Caucus.

The Democratic Convention Of this
Senatorial district for the purpose Of NOM
mating man to try to succeed Senator N,
B. Scott, was held in the Court House at
Wellsburg yesterday. Ten o'clock was
the hour at which the meeting should
have been held, but at that time the only
thing in the court room in addition TO the
chairs and furniture waA two red hot
stoves In which an enthusiastic Democrat
had turned on liberal supply Of gas,
thinking probably that it would bs a
warm convention and the atmosphere oil
the room should correspond in tempera'
tuIe with the feelings OF the delegates
l1f ouch was the case it wssa great mistake
because the convention was tame afEail
lihronehout. About half past ten the Ohio
comfy men went into the grand jury
room TO caucus, swap snake stories ant
KIN time until the Hancock county mer
should arrive, This occupied the TINT
Until noon. ~
log Of the courthouse bell brought then
together again.
Ex.sheriiF Handlan raped the meeting
into silence aud called Hon. j. y. Paine
lto tho chair. Mr., Palmer said that 1t hat
always been the custom for the county
from which the candidate was TO come Il
nominate in CAUCUS and tho other Countie
merely concuvrgd in euCh nomination
lSnch he supposed would be the case TN
time, as no had understood that Ohi'
county had agreed upon candidate,
Alter this burst OF eloquence Mr., Pa
mer was made chairman, and II. II
Pbillips, OF Wheeling, secretary.
WLile the chairman aud secretary yer
settliug in the positions haaty coun
showed that about thirty peIGons weT
present, about onethird OF whom Wer
Repnbl and outsiders,
The chairman Of the Ohio delegation
on behalf ct that county nominated JnG9
o, peulletou, and asked Brooks county
DELEGATES to concur. They did so,and thei
the convention took q recess OF tWent
minutes TO wait for tho Hancock count,
delegates to arrive, but ag they failed L
: mt In an appearance, another session q
he convention was held and the follow
= inc Senatorial Executive Committee wa
appointed: Lowia SieGnrod, Ohio county
4. Glass, Brooke county, and j, 4. Done
hoo, Hancock county
The delegate conference Of Hancoc
and Brooke counties wGs to have bee
held Immediately after tho Senator's
lconference, but owing TO tho non'appo"l
ance Of the Hancock delegation 1t wa
nut oil until Thursday, October IA q
,lY, y, III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-08
Red Star Cough Cure will quickly cure
Inflammation Of the throst and lungs.


The frat regular meOting Of the Ohau
tauqua Literary and Scientific Circle con
vened in tho Young Mems Christian ALSO.
citation parlots, last Friday evening, the
total number Of signatures for this frat
meeting being tho very gratifying number
Of twenty.eight.
This is but part Of what the full mem.
bership 10 expected to be when the en-
rollment 10 completed, but when IL is con.
Bidered that the Charleston Charity Con.
cert and tho Natural Gas opening were
both held on the sainO evening, q closer
approximation may be arrived at as 10
the probable list and membership when
fully made up,
The list thus far comprises men and
women, married and single, Of all ages and
experiences, and o more Congenial gath.
oring Of people, engaged IN q more do.
lightiul pursuit would be difficult 10 find
anywhere. This Circle Is aradiant center
Of intellectual activity aud Of personal
profit well worth tho attention and attend.
RnCe Of the very busiest Of whatever pur.
suit. II takes hold upon tho life within
and diTCloHea the existence Of world Of
values and inteFeat unsurpassed by any.
thing from without aud appealing TO mere
huht,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the CITY and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

slrangOrs in the city and Wheeling Folku
Abroad.
Miss sallio Arnold, OF this city, Is visit
ing friends in Warrington county, Ohio.
MigO Emma Hartman, OF McKeesport,
Pa, Is visiting Miss Lizzie CaldCnbaugh.
Crpi. Charley Dunlap, Division Super
intendent OF tho B. 4 0. road, Is IN the
city.
Mrs George Carl aud daughter Mary
have returned home from visit to Gin.
CinnRti.
Messru. w. L. Hearne and Joseph
Woodward arrived home yesterday morn
ing from Wheeling, Ala.
Misu Mary D5nia Schneider, formerly OF
this place, is visiting her mother east Of
Wheeling, but will return to Cleveland
next week.
Miss Mamie Meade, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Frank j. HearnO at her
home ut Lsatherwood for q long time past,
has gone to Kansas City to bO absent for
some time.
Mrs. W. A. Isett entertained q number
oil her friends at her pleasant home on
North Main street last evening, In the
charming manner she Is noted for enter.
tanning. Cards were feature Of the
evening,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-08
PROF, WAS RESIGNS
his Position US director Of the Opera
House Orchestra.

His Position Us Director OF this Opera
House Orchestra,
For several days past there has been a
quiet rumor aaoAt OF change in the
Opera House orchestra, which it IVES I'M
derstood was probably to occur in the
near future. Nothing definite could be
learned, however, until yesterday, Yes
terdsy It wss reliably asceTtaiRed
that Prof. Louis Yaas the direc'
tor Of the orchestra, has ten
dsred his resignation to take eject at an
early day. SO far as known the Board oil
Directors has not yet taken final action on
the resignation, but committee consist,
ING Of II. B, Grimm, the Secretary, and
Louis Feinler, the Treasurer aud manager
has visited Chicago, Detroit and olh9l
cities, in search OF capable
musician to take Prof. Vaas' place,
These gentlemen returned to the city las
night, and 1t ia said they have in view
suitable Director.
Prof. Yass has been requested to recon
slider and withdraw his resignation, ant
the matter is in such an indefinite shap'
that any final announcement would b.
premature.
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spreads tho mlasma, or poisonous vapurs, that bC.
gets mGlAtlAl aud sypus iOVeh Wherever there IL
IhgnAul water lu which vegetation, Of refuse Of
any kind decays, thOro a. surely a. tho sun rites,
arc gensntid tho seeds Of fever and aguc, dumb
aguei aud other endemic maades Of the mAla,lal
type For The Objects VI this CnvOnOmed Alri Hos.
tOttcr'l Stomach BlliVn furnishes ali AntllOO, and
prevents both tho contraction and recurrence Of
such malado. EyOa along tho line Of OGcavA'
lIon Tot the Leaeps Panama Canal whgte Inalatlal
letters Stomach Hllten has demonstrated lts In'
comparable pt0te6llv0 qualities. MOI only lOf
iebnle complaints, but also iOf disorders Dl the
Of the kldAON and bladder, II IA very
damp AudiCGpOsufu TTliSiW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-08
Persons suffering with guinsy can be
lhiSly cured by Using St Jacobg OIL.


Martin Thornton, the well.kuown pro.
priOtor Of tho Capitol restaurant, has Just
recovered from q serious attack Of the
fever, and 10 at his post once more. Ills
doubtful whether Martins recovery ID due
10 his physicians attentions, or 10 q pres.
Bnt brought him from Ireland by Rev.
Father MCElllgOGt--R little not OF tho
sweet little, dear little Shamrock Of Ire.
land" He will Try to aCClimalo II In III.
Calvary cemetery,