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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-21

Before Mr.. Blalns's letter to Chairman
Jones the Democratic newspapers were
saying that hig nomination would be the
certain dafea. Of the Republican party;
and the Mugwump newspaper, which
are SO ardently attached to the Republl.
can party, agreed with their Democratic
allies.
Since Mr.. Blaius'a lotteE to Chairman
jones tho Democratic newspapers are dis
covering that, in spite Of all Mr.. BIaine's
faults and weaknesses-soo numerous to
mention-he was, since they come to
think OF it, the strongest man the Rspub.
licsns could have nominated, because he
has SO many devoted friends and has still
an inexpllcable hold on the Republican
masses.
It grieyss tho Democratic newspapers
to be obliged to think that Mr.. Blaine has
placed himself beyond the reach Of tho
convention; for, take him for sll in all, he
well represents the Republican party.
We do not pretend to say that the Dem.
ocratic preas is straining several points to
mako itself ridiculous. As a rule II docs
no. have to 60 far to do that. But yestor.
day they had ono view Of Mr.. Blaine and
to day they have another that does no.
goa with the fret. Funny, isn't it2 Gan
anybody guess the reason for this extra
ordinary performance in the Democratic
circna2
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mouu natural wealth which lay In the
ground beneath their feet, and capital has
besn invited to develop these mineral TO-
souIceH. Not only do the citizens o. those
coGntips IN which coal Is mined and coke
and pHlt manufactured realize the benefits
Of a diversity Of induAtIies, hut the people
who live In the undeveloped counties
realize that free trade viii retaId while
continued protection will promote, the
development Of their territory.
Weat Virginia Is in many respects hke
the great commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
which adioins It. Its natural advantages
are much the same, and the conaia9ns
which made Pennsylvania give 81, wv 70,
publican msjority IN the last Presidential
election and q steady majority Of 5000 or
20 al three State elections since can, with
pYopef work and attention, be made OPP
eratiye in the rich commonwealth TO the
southwest OF It. West Virginia haa ioI
some years been admittedly doubtful
State, and ClevSlRnd'B Tree trade message
has made II 2 much more hopeful pattle-
ground for Republicans. -,
Meanwhile, what are the Republicans
of these three important doubtful States
RIGHT here, the States OF New YORK, New
JeTpsy and Connecticut, doing to earn the
spsiatence which the West Virginia Re,
puhlicsns have shown Themselves entitled
ltoP The Pres wants TO hear oil meetingl
Of State iesgues OF Republican climbs 3
Albany, ut Trenton, and at Hartford
Wake up, boys, it's fighting time!
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Of citizen soldiery that shouted In reply to
the Nations cry for help" We are COM
ing, Father Abraham, six hundred thou.
ssnd more" end who bAttled for tho
prandest cause for which men have con.
tended since time was.
Repeal your internal revenue laws and
let the tariff alone, except in those cases
where Il is necessary to increass It. Do
mot destroy 1t. IthRs accomplished won.
ders; It will do more still. II has enabled
uS to perfect the grsndest system OF finance
the world has yet enjoyed, and caused our
credit to shine with the sun Of ciViliza.
tIop. Il has foHteTed our industries, built
M our manufactures and opened our
mines. It has bound the States and the
continent with rails Of steel. II has ele-
waited our manhood, digni6sd our labor
and educated onr people. Il has touched
our barren, rugged hillsides, and caused
tho waters OF commercial prosperity to
flow Ger all the land. 1t has caused the
leaping flames from our furnaces to illu-
inmate our valleys and kiss our mountain
tops. It has made the hum Of your lac
tories sweet music to the ear Of your labor,
and BY these things 1t has made this Ma
tion typify OF all that is great OF human
action, ali that is grand Of human thought
Applause.
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FOR SALE.

No. % and No. rs Twentieth street, with ground
west Of said houses running 10 alley, or Tie pFo-
posed l!no Of the Wheeling y Pittsburgh Junction
Railroad.
81 Acre Farm eight roomei house, now harm.
&c by On feet; good orchard Of apples aeaS, plnms
aud peaches, TWO acres strawberries, four acres
rHspberries, dvc scres grapes, two nlles east OF
city.
street. formerly graveyard.
No. ~ kentucky street. rOOmCd house with
natural gas: ground 3 BY 1870 feet, Can now DO
bought Tor 81 800.
No 2224 ChSpline street; ground IS feet front.
Building site corneriIg on Virginia and sOuth
York streets; 5000,
No. 80 Fourteenth ltrCot, rooms stable and
WGShroom, ground so feet front,
10. lSs and 100 Eighteenth street, Double Brick
ground half lot; phcN. 81 TO-
No. no Market street ATge desirable resi-.
dence. Ground full lot, iioEang GO fest on Mar.
ket street,
building or manufacturing site north side Of
Nineteenth EtTcet, east Of woods EteGt, SIC OR
front foot
Lot south Of House No. 800 EOE street
No, $50 Twelfth street; ground fun lot.
JAMES A EIEGWRT,
Real Estate Agent, U. 8. Pension and Claim Al.
torney, Collector and NOlgry Public lelS
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TAkIFF POINTS.
The Practical View of Practical Man. oui
Saddles so to England.

The Practical View Of u Practical AIan-ouE
Saddles so to England.
NaS York Pres.
Mr.. Samuel Wilkeson, Q firm believer
in the tariff, sends the Pres the following
talk, which will interest good many peo-
pie. It shows, too, thst consistency Is
what we want now in tariff matters. Tho
vital iesue must be fought out along the
line Of broad craftsmanship and not to
benefit any particular interest:
az recently went to the Whitman Sad
die Company in this city to buy saddle
for one Of my grandchildren. While max
ing the purchase, inevitably fell into
tafk with the Intelligent manager about
the free trade platform which Cleveland
has laid down for the Democratic party to
stand on in the next Presidential canvass.
PiVskin is to saddlemRksrs q matter Of
concern, Most OF what Is consumed in the
United States comes from England. gave
the manager chance TO say that he wish.
ed piaskin could come through our cus-
tom houses FREQ Of duty. But he was
staunch. He repelIed the temptation, and
said that he was protoctionist through
ana IuIQuRu hhu WAhbuu NNbioo VA AAAO4
ican raw materials Rs we'll as on finished
products. He further said enough to me
about pisskin for saddlers' use to make
me think that It would pay some enter
prlsing American handsomely to go into
the manufacture Of the article.
"But what sat down to write was the
managers most interesting statement to
me, that the Whitman Saddle Company
had received an order for ak hundred
saddles from the British Government, and
that they were now being shipPed TO
Alderahot This is q remarkable illustra.
ton Of one OF the laws Of protection. The
small duty OF twenty-five per cent on
saddles has 60 developed perfection and
economy in the American manufacture OF
the article that the government Of the best
horssmen In Europe and Of the people
most conceited Of any on earth in regard
10 saddles, brides and boTsemanahip,
sends 10 the United States for saddles for
itS cavalry and artillery. OF course the
English will try to initiate the Whitman
saddle. But there Is not grown in oil the
British empire the peculiar wood Of which
the Whitman tree is made, The EnEliah
have got to buy this best Of all saddles in
New York."
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0ne 1GIgla1QsalGs.
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yVnErLIs0, ". VA, FEBaUAEY 81, 1883,



We hear great deal sbout the Won
derful growth OF the great West, and in
truth there Is q groat deal TO hear. That
region has offered the advantages Of fer
tue lands at low prices, and settlers. not
stopping to inquire whether other Gee
tions might not have greater advantages
/, offer, have fallen in with the overtures
Of railroad SCENTS and other professional
boomers and built up the waste placer. 1t
has become fashionable TO "So West" or
until recently it was so, and fashionable
to laud that section.
It Ia worth while to remember that
while the West Is growing, developing
new farms and building new towns, the
East is not falling behind. All the cities
Of the East arc expanding. For i!lustra-
ton, the city of Philadelphia is having q
growth which would set crazy Western
community.
Since tho last census Philadelphia has
built $500 now dwellings and has now
10000. The Record reminds its readers
that the increase represents more dwell.
,nQs than the CENSUS returned in Cinctu-
natl, Cleveland or Washington. In the
sane time, besides tbs dEelliDga 4,797
other buildipgs were erected. In 1887
alone 1920 new dwellings were erected.
This is on amazing growth, but Phils-
dslphis 10 not saying much about It. 1t is
a mistake to think that the West is get
ting all the expansion. The Eastern and
Southern and Middle States arc making
splendid showing. Before long West vir-
ginia, which did surprisingly well between
1870 and 1880, will take bound to the
frnnt.
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inclose pesrly teeth, and exhale fragrance
when opened. II this double charm we're
wanting, they would lack their main at
traction and probably remain unkiGsed.
sOZODONT will seCure 1t, Disco!oration
OF the teeth, unhealthiness Of the gums,
and O breath which GAUGES repugnsnce,
arc completely Tsmsdied by this incom-
parable beautiler and antiseptiC Of the
teeth, which Is as pleasant to taste and
smell as 1t Is reliable in ita action.
TTHs6w
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EECUToR's SALE
Valuable Main Street, Centre Wheeling
Property.

By virtue OF tho authority vested in me by the
will OF Thomas q. Wins, deceased, will, as ex'
SATURDAY, MARCH ), 1855.
beginning at 10 o'clock a M Sell at public auction,
at the north front door OF the Court House Of Ohio
county in the city OF Wheeling, the following Cen.
tre Wheeling property.
l. Lot 81 on the southeast corner Of Main street
aud Alley Is, With four TWoBtory Brick Houses
thereon fronting on the east sdO oil Main street,
2 so much Of lot 80 as lies south Of the property
devised by the Iald wLltoJ. W. Amlck and north Of
that owned by ", p. BachmAn, and having a front
on tho west side Of Main street OF about l6< feet.
with Two.story Brick HOuSe on Main street. and
q TwostOry Frame HouIe on the rear OF said part
oil Lot60.
8. The north Sc feet inches Of Lot 81 on the
southwest corner OF Main street and Alley Is, hay
irg thereon erected two Two story Brick Houses
fronting on the west side OF Main street. and four
Two story Brick Houses fronting on AlleylS. This
part Of Lot 81 adIoins on tho south that part dc
vBed by said will to Thomas X, AmICk, aud extends
on the front from Alley Is southwark TO the center
line OF the north partition wall Of said Thomas Z.
Amlck.
Sales will be made in such parcels as will DO most
beneficial TO the estate.
the purchase money IS the purchaser may elect 10
pay, CASH: and the residue in two equal payments
In one and two years with interest from day OF sale
payable annually, notes with good personal Eecu'
ty 10 DO given therefor by tho purchasers, and also
10 be secured by satisfactory insurance, and the
title to be retained until payment In iull:
NJ, W. AMICR,
Executor OF Thomas II. Wins. deceased.
J, O. HRRvEY, AUctioaeeF. le2lTThAS
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AS OTHERS SEE us.

The Zig Convention OF West VIreIniA Re-
publIoans Attracts Attention.
NaB York PrtsI.
West virEinia's RspubliCans have. walked
up. They have been organizing local
clubs ever since the club convention in
this city, and on Wednesday representa-.
tiyea Of these clubs met at Wheeling and
formed State Republican League. 1t had
hRen expected that the industrial counted
would show up strongly in favor Of pro.
faction, but few were prepared for the
strong tariff sentiment displayed by the
delegates from the agricultural regions.
The developments are decidedly encour.
fping to Republicans everywhere.
The truth Is thst West Virginia 10 favor
able ground in which TO push an aggres.
aiys Republican campaign. Within very
law years her hard Woodsmen and noun
taineels have begun to realize the enor'
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Ar NIGHT always have Acker's Baby
soother at hand. 1t IL the only safe med
icine yet made that will remove all imam
tile digordera. It contains no Opium Or
Morphine, but gives the child natural ease
from main. Price % cents, Sold by Logan
4 Co., G. R. Goetze, o. MeDkemiller, r
B. Burt and Bowie Bros. 8
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DIED.

WRlGHr-On Monday morning, February 20, 1888,
at O'Clock, NJ. L. WEI0HT. aged 40 years,
Funeral from his late rosIdeRce No. 1909 Jacob
street, Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends Of tho family are invited to attend.
InteTment al Peninsula Cemetery.
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FOR RENT.


IMMEDIATE so33EiH0N GIVEN.
No. 40 Alley Is, 90 % month.
No, 459 NaiiOrAl E5Rd, s. 90 month.
No 2iOl Woods street, 3 rooms, 81 % a month,
No. 26y1 Woods street rooms 81 90 a mopih,
No. n TWeuiY.iourth street. Sis n rnpntn.
NO lU51 Market street, st0roToOn nud collar
POSSESSION GIVES APRIL 1.
No fst Virginia street, si3 t0a month.
No, lSS VirRinlG street slS 50 month.
No, 1888 ChApllne street, S!l 20 a uonth
No. $3.50 MaIn street formerly a saloon and
boarding house; will pIint and put house in cSm.
plete repair; Sc 90 & month.
No. le3 oeyenteGih street, 50 GOA month.
No. 1925 Foil street. els OF a mouth
No. z02 Sixteenth street SIS OOA month.
No. lSO Alley 49, rooms, 81 50 mouth.
No. 1909 Jacob street, rooms 50 % 4 month.
No. 1870 Fourteenth street, SIS OLA month,
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Why not let the lawyers settle the coal
difficulty They know oil about Coke and
Blackstone, II the coal dealers do know as
much about Little.ton.-BOton Globe.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


PUBIC BUILDING. Cry CLERKS oFTfcE
WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. 20, 1855.
Scaled proposals will be received at the oflce Of
the CITY ulefk until Monday. February a. 1883, o.
o'clock P. ~. for the removal Of all Kitchen garb
age and oal from within the limits Of the city Of
Wheeling, as required by the ordinances Of said
city, for one year ending March 81, 1859, the bids
For the Fist district, comprising all OF the Flint
" For tho Second district. computing tho Second
and Seventh wards,
For The Third district comprising tho Third and
Fourth wards.
For the Fourth district, comprising all Eouth Of
Wheeling Creek 10 CaldWeD's Run.
For the Fifth district, comprising all south Of
CaldWell's Run 10 the southern line OF the city.
No person will be awarded for more than one
district nor can they be Interested IN any propo'
sal Tor moro than one district.
Proposals to be addressed to tho Chairman Of
the Committee on Health, the Committee reserV.
ing the right 10 reject any or Al bids.
FRANK W. BOWERS,
ie2l Uity Clerk.
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DRUGGIST.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINa-on and after Nov. 20, lsS7-KHFIA-
NATION OF RHym8NoT M EKE, SDGily. tsundky
excepted. MONDAY exc epted. saturday CT.
nnnInA lannhnN nTilN- nainr AinNhnrh Tina.
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FOR SALE.

A Desirable Residence on s0R.h Pena fsrses,
rooms with all modern improvements. Lot 7s1l2O.
Prico reasonable,
Modern Roomed House. n South York street.
hosp.
Good Roomed Brick House, corner Wood and
rhirty'eighth streets Pay az an Investment
A splendid Farm near Nj. PleVapt, Ohio eight
miles from Wheeling.
Seven RoOmed House on North Front street; lot
C0xiQ0.
SIX Roomed House on North York street,
Building Lots,
Dwelling Houses and Store Rooms for renii0u
G.. o. SMITH,
ia2 Real Estate Agent 1890 Mstn St.
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s.W. DUFFY, Eco Pennington, N. H.,
says nothing helped his face but Palmer'a
skip.succesH. At drug stOre OF McLain
Bros,
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GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE..

Holders oil Bontsoi Ohio County, Wet Virginia
bearing ~ per cent Interest are hereby nouBeJ
that Bonds numbered az, ~, 1873, 90, 90, 10,
49, 40, 1903, ll8. lOI, 100, 81, 20, 1903,
iOG. 1I0, l9@ ard 10, have bean drawn ast
the same will be paid ut tho Bank Of Wheeling on
the aTI day Of March next 1858, and Interest viii
Ceate on sid bonds from that date.
FRANK CRUISE,
President oil. the Board Of Commissioners 81 Ohio
County, teti
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R.
w On Gnd after Monday, October 81, 1857,
trains on the wheeling 8 Elm Grove Railroad viii
run n follow;
Leave Wheeling:
6:S0G N, 7:O0G m, o. N, ll:O0 m, lao m, $50
p N, $40 p N, 100 p m, 800 pm.
Arrive at Wheeling Park;
6;0QA N, 7:SS Z n, 9:SS q m, ll;SS q N, 2;OS D M
t:O6 , m, 6:66 p m, 7:S5 p m, S:SS pm.
Leave Wheeling Park:
6:l0 m, 7:GS m. 1000 m. 1880 N, 2:S0 n,
l:2o p N, $40 p m, 500 p m, 1850 p m.
Arrive 1t Wheeling:
6;IS m, $40 N, lO;OS m, l:O6 p N, sos D m,
ass p m, 6:t5 p m, s;S5 p m, 1870 p n.
suNDAYs-Le;5 a the city Gt 500 n, and run
al 800 m, and run every hour until 10 p N, ex
cept the church train, which viii leave tho PArk
At9:IS . N, and city Gt las N,
oC9 D, HIRsOH. supt
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Many a brosdclo,h husband owes bis
prosperity to the fac! that he married a
bingham Rirl.
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Bellhro d ZaneEVille Through Passenger loAva
pelAife at S:t0G M, arrives at BellAire at p, m.
WoOdBheld Passenger Leaves BellAifo ct I:28 p,
m, arrives a. BellEITe Of $40 Z. 70.
Bummerheld Accommodation leaves Bellair0 81
100 D. M, arrives q Bellaire q l0:9 .. m.
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By virtue OF tho authority vested in me by the
will OF Thomas q. Wins, deceased, l will, as ex'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-31

fortunes under Democratic rule, th,
very men who contributed to every
national disaster, are again to ths
front, with their torches Of treason
to ruin and dismantle those forts oil
Americas industry, IN which they
bad no hand in erecting, and to
which they have extended no foster
ing care.
His exposition of this subject
was mastery and convincing, and
showed a careful and diligent in
vestlgation of its merits.
The speaker then took up the
Congressional candidates and paid
a handsome tribute to the Republic
can nominee.
He showed that Mr.. Cassidy, if
elected, would now as he did in 1884
stand shoulder to shoulder with Sir
john Griffin Carlisle. Samuel SulIi-
van Cox and other royal members
of the American House of Commons,
honorary members of the Golden
club and principally distinguished
for their efforts to paralyze Ameri-
can industries in the interest of her
majesties Government. He show
ed that he voted Tor the Horizontal
Morrison bill, and was enc OF the
chief mourners when this infam-
GUS measure was strangled in the
House.
lie referred to the fact that his
public declarations were such as
not to commend him to those who
have to entrust their servants upon
personal pledges, as it is we'll
known that he looks upon plat
ferns as medium only for catch
ing votes. His assertions upon the
stump about the Democratic record
upon public lands, show HIM to
either be woefully ignorant or will
fully misleading, and IN either case
is unfit to represent Nevada at the
National Capital.
The APPEAL has not the space to
give full report of speech which
Was nearly two hours in length,
md interrupted with continuous ap-
plaqse, It was thick with telling
points, delivered by a man who had
he proofs for every assertion.
When he paid his tribute to Bar
inc the applause was long and con-
inuous, and when the speaker
losed, scores of people rushed on
he platform to congratulate him
IN his splendid work for the Re-
publican party.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-31

Il Natures true laxative. 1t 10 the
most easily taken, and the most eff
fective remedy known to Cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; to
dispel Headaches, Colds, and Fe-
ve-s; to Cure Habitual C Constipation,
Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manufac-
tured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San francisco, Cal.
Fer sale by George G. Thaxt.r,
agent Carson. jan1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-31
SCHOOL REPORrs.


Good Boys and Girls who Have
studied Hard.
The following are the rolls of honor
for the classes named:
MIR. HowE's CLASS.
Stina Wagner, Ruth Billings,
Carrie Belknap. Minnie Mills. Eva
Dunn, Sybil Howe, Annie Alley,
Edward Walsh, Gertie Thompson,
Edith Howe, Emma Brulin, Nettie
Spurgeon.
MISS HRENCH's CLASS.
Cora Elliott, Lola Davis, Kate
Ambrosetti, Nettie Lynch, Eta Bull
lock, Julian Guion, Frank McCul-
Tough, Matte johnson. David Win
tiers, Louis Simpson. Forrest Han
ford, Annie Glanzmann, Minnie Cat
tlemap, Annie Ambrosetti, George
Trap. John Royles, Edith Jones,
Joe Smyth, Frank Elmer. Miltie
Dority, Willie Decker, Steina Lopez,
Stella Mcdonald, Clara Trapp, Frank
Lopez, Della Brule.
MISS sTARLING's CLASS.
VERNE Bright, Nora Newman.
Lottle Meder, Stella Latta, Rosa
Rafetto, Flora Cottrell, Josie
Roberts, Dora Danhauser. Concha
Rekember, Virginia Belknap, Min
ME Burke, Clara Hyde, Hal. Howe,
Joe Simpson, Nora Nulty, Cora
Ullrick. Polly Corbett.
MISS DAVIES CLASS.
Idelle Anterior, Eva Dewey. Ida
Denning, Edna Catlin, Emma
Mills, Daisy Ogden. Gussie Saxton,
Annie Schulz.
MISS wAGNER's CLASS.
Maud Doane, Bertha Meyers,
Henry Alderman, Arthur Meyers,
[saach Olcovica. Guy Guion, Ray
Mike Collins, Emma
David
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-31
LOG CABIN LOGIC.
Drawn and Brain!

Drawn and Brain!
The powerful engine, with its won.
derful propelling power, coupled to
the long train full freighted with the
richest fabrics Of the intellectual
looms of the centuries obstacles
can stay the progress of this mighty
force, when once under full steam
along LIES highway?
The American with Drawn and
brain does not see the necessity for
titles of nobility, does not care for
elevation by descent, he can reach
out and pluck the stars.
But with Drawn or brain impaired,
. man is badly handicapped in the
mad race for success which is the
marked Characteristic of the present
age.
The physical system is . most intri-
cate piece Of machinery. 1t ought to
be kept well regulated, 30 that it will
work harmoniously in all its parts,
then il il capable of an immense
amount of work.
It il said that q watch, If expected
to keep perfect time, must be wound
daily: L win not keep good time un-
lo68 IL IuuS Io&ula1. 0AOxc uicu
break down because they don't "run
regular" than from any other reason.
It is claimed by physicians that
few men are killed by hard work. It
ID to the Irregularities Of modern
social life that the high death rate
il due. Men burn their candle at
both ends, then wonder why it burns
out 90 quickly.
The main thing in keeping the hui
man machine in good working order
IL to keep the regulator all right.
s'The blood il the life," and sound
health 10 assured 20 long as the blood
nows through the veins q limpid
stream of purity.
Regulate the regulator with War
ner's Log Cabin sarsaparilla, the old
fashioned blood purifier, prepared
after the best formula in use by our
ancestors in good old Log Cabin days,
and with the vigor Of Drawn and
brain which must ensue, in your
LIES lexicon you win find no such
word - fail.