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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-01

At the end Of the second week the
lover came in one morning and pre-
scented himself before the young lady,
who was In my room, and asked for a
few moments private conversation. i
stepped out to give him the floor, and
this Is what, she afterward related,
transpircd The young man advanced
toward his beloved and handed her u
note. in which were written few
lines from her mother. saying the
bearer was about TO propose in good
form, and for her 90 accept him. As
she finished reading an agitated voice
in the vicinity of the door was heard.
for the young man was exceedingly
nervous on this occasion Most gra-
cious and respected fraulein, have
the honor 90 offer YOU my heart (and
he clapped his hand over that organ)
and hand in holy marriage" Here
emotion checked him. but not the
young lady. who was 20 years old.
Most esteemed Herr Won H., she said.
III thank you for a proposal which do
myself the honor To accept" Herr Won
III. bowed, kissed the young lady's
hand and retired. and the latter came
out and threw herself ON my neck, ex-
claiming: II ann engaged. In n voice
which plainly implied. AT last, at
lastw Well, they were married, but
first mamma gave several parties In
their honor, aud there we saw them
sitting side by side ON the sofa. getting
acquainted. - Berlin Letter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-01

Cubbage Williams and several others
cut a bee tree near Troupville, Ga.
The hollow. which was tolerably large.
was found TO be filled with honey aud
comb for distance OF fifteen feet.
After securing the honey one OF the
boys cut into the tree above the portion
used by the bees and found rattle
snake three feet long. As there was
NO hole in the tree except the one
which contained the honey the suppo-
sition Is that the snake crawled up the
hollow before the bees began To hive,
aud the honey comb had eirectually
blocked his exit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-09
Medical.
Plump and Rosy
Babies

"Haa It not beon for IActA,ed food oaF NttshGtg
must have dici. She has been using It for three
months, and Is n plump. hsalthy. ruHy-choakDd
baby"-MTt. Aoiis LdpplI. kOtOHo, EaA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-09
uYCLg JERRY on HIS MUSCLE.

How the Governor Of Wisconsin, Removed
an Obstruction mt a Camp Meeting.
Minneapolis Tribune.
Governor Jerry Rusk was at the camp
meeting at Mona On Thursday and was
the central figure in quite scene. The
arrangements were similar to those at
our Lake Harriet on the Fourth OF July,
and the Governor found himself in the
crush with his wife and a party OF friends
and the gate closed down. He demand
ed egress, which was refused by the au'
thorities, Notwithstanding he was the
Governor OF the State"
81 am not here as Governor, but as q
citizen, with certain inalienable rights
among which are liberty, ETC., and If you
do not release me from this confinement
| will tear down yourpartition," he qul
city remarked.
Being still met with refusal, the
graduate from the lumber woods tool
hold OF the gate, tore it from its hinge!
and threw it into the lake, inviting hi!
friends out into the free air. Now
have me arrested, and | will cheerful!
pay my fine il have broken the law
in tearing down your gate" The author
tiles allowed the Governor to pass Z
avoid scandal" The scandal woulC
have been, probably, that II Uncle Jer
nv had been interfered with somebod!
would have got licked, and, consider
ing the law OF averages in force, 1t i
likely it would not have been Governo
Rnsk
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4 Warming.

The modes of deaths approach are
various, and statistics show conclusively
that more persons die from diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs than any other.
1t is probable that everyone, without ex-
ccption, receives vast numbers OF Tu-
bercie Germs into the system and where
these germs fall upon suitable soil they
start into life and develop, at first slowly
and is shown by II slight tickling sensa-
ton in the throat and il allowed to con-
tinue their rayages they extend to the
lungs producing Consumption and to
the head, causing Catarrh. Now all this
is dangerous and il allowed TO proceed
will in time cause death. At the onset
you must act with promptness; allowing
Il cold to 20 without attention is danger
Gus and may lose you your life. AS soon
us you feel that something is wrong
with your Throat, Lungs or Nostrils, OBJ
tain bottle OF BosChee's German
Syrup. 1t will give you immediate re-
Lief, D&w
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Gentle Veto.

PHtsbWgh Chr0nicf'7ocgrdh'
Il has been the singular fortune or
misfortune OF n certain Pittsburgher in
the course Of by no means long life to
marry and then lose no less than four
wives. During the intervals between
the funereal and hymeneal feasts this
amiable man has relied upon daughter
by his first wife to keep house for him.
Three times in fifteen years has this du-
full child taken the keys OF office and
thrice has she laid them down for new
wife Of her father to take up.
When the fourth wife died little
while ago she became housekeeper again
and she settled down in the position in
the hope that her father would be con-
tent to remain widower for the rest OF
his life. She was doomed to disappoint-
mcnt.
One day her father came to her and
said: MARY, how would youlike to have
u new mammal"
She answered quickly: mot at all,
papa; Pm no hog. | know when I've
had enough. -Four mothers are more
than enough for me-"
The poor man was so discouraged by
this remark that he has not donned n
wedding garment until this day.
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=. 90,
NhW lohk, August s;-FlOur' receipts 2o,4&s
LlHFHet sleauyi buPerlhe ssvAlJ ~; common 70
g3od extra western ana state :! 81; common 10
GnoiGe Whlde wheat western extra y HAst ~
I1hcy 10 81 ea1 To- Wheat, receipts 6yScO bush
Ss' exports lib'SSl bushels oil futures anu 49,
w bushels OF spot; options steady; ungtaled
Ieu oiIvls4ci no. I red SUci NO. ! red SIG; NO.
: Ieu august Vltsc; september H234a9S1sc, clos
w ~ y!4c; Sct99eF $h!ii4e eiesihs IS %'ise;
november yI54H91c, closing ut 9IhC; December
ggS,sn''tsc, closing ~ ~ sc; january W1sc: May
gSIG GOTu, receipts ,iUO bushels; exports lV9,'
~ buShes; sales iOS.VO bushels Of futures
anu l9J'VOg bushels o. spot; options strong;
htiSsS1ea So5ta3a26t9e; No. August 6i9ic; Sep
I n 0i7SG; October 5i1aGi November GjlEc;
exports ~ bushels sales %O,OOO bushels Of III
lures ana ilHVOO bushels Of spot; market lniFly
4GtEei mixed western JJaj9c; whitc lhlsc.
my 2nlet ma unchanged. hops steady. Conec,
P"hc rr ic 9 ti ~ ~ ~ VPO' II, Tut 30 V NV,
EdsIS, s In ,6 ESVV Ss DnSs; nusuSt IUgivG
cc1"hH. oij Fohsos,, TSnS Nta.a% ~!
SurnTs strung. rrH%"d avn 80. cXirS = Gig,..
oI e.. st,,I,,,,i - ~ , - mt.
L Sio,ss e. c s,'y ~ lis,
IN -; LIZ Po.; nuv ,I wv,
ir,, " ~ 49, "ttt '"t ~ ts69
hi MI "n uut sa,,
Snnt q - SrmInShcr ~. na;oTSp 0ac. ~
reWbcr ;oc fIntIcT i'm ,,.t"r9 TSsiSc Choose
quIet; Ohio flnI 7Gsiic.
Cu,c,co ,,,,,,., 1,i,,.,,,,,, a, ,,,o ,,,o.
oIs III ngtIon VI tIv HInt
INV WhcS, So viz i Snr J tn % 1 UcJ
Oats quiet. Fr0yisIons active. but weak. Fionr
firm md unchanged. Wheat clSh No. . spring
slIllSlsSc: No, 3 Spring 55asOc: M. rcd SjI%c:
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CHICAGO, August S.-Cattlc-RecelptS HOO
head; shipments 5000 head; market strong FOL
good; steers - 7j W: stOCkers aud feeders 81 OOb
81; cows, bulls and mixed 81 2jA3 %: TeXA'
steers 81 0Oaj 10: western rangers 50 IOdI ~
llOgs-lteCelpts li,0OO head; shipments G,OOl
head; market weak nnd SC lower: heavy 81 la
G5j; skips 81 lGaj 70. Sheep-lieceipts 800 head
shipments LOU head; market shade lower
natives 81 bQnl 50; western Shorn 50 7jai TO-
Texans shorn q 7Oat 10; la,noS 81 5oli Gi,
EAST Liberty, PA, August S.-Cuttlc-ReceIph
4,JjO head shipments l56 head; market dull or
common, steady on good: prime s. 5Oaj 20; good
81 7jaj %; inir s. 1Jai %; common 81 FOUL %
lIOgS-RGceIpts 100 bend: shipments 800 head
market slow; Philadelphia 81 GOa6 Is; miXCt
50 ijaG IS; Workers 50 jOaG 10; common TO full
q yNIG Il. shccp-RcCeipts 500 head; ship
nents l,GOO head; market slow; no prime OF
market: fair 10 good 50 Goal %; common s! w
. W; lambs 81 JOa5 50.
CiSCISHATi, o., August s.-lIOgs steady: re
ceIpts |, go head; shipments 800 head.
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Nowhere Safer.

81. Louis GlObt. Democrat.
More than half the nights OF my eleven
years Of service in this department have
been passed in the cars, says postothee
inspector, and want to remark that in
no place where duty or pleasure calls
me do feel so safe as in sleeping car.
At home n burglar may enter and rob or
murder me as 1sleep; upon the street l
may be run down and killed by any one
OF the thousandsof fast-moving vehicles,
my hotel may burn, or may fall victim
to the desire for vengeance OF some one
whom may have placed behind prison
bars. But on Pullman take practical.
" hut one chance-the possibility Of
wreck-and ! have never been in one or
passed through one in all my years OF
travel. The sleeper has two good senti-
nels TO watch over me as ] sleep, and
I've come to consider that these palace
car employees are as nearly absolutely
honest as any class OF people on earth,
Time and time again small handfuls Of
silver have fallen from my pockets upon
the car floor as lay asleep, and in every
instance the money has been gathered
! up and returned to me. I'll take asleep
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Cutting Teeth
Easily

"IActa.ed Food Ia On excellent food for toothing
children. My baby IL using Il and Is cutting her
teeth this hot weather without any troGhlG"-Nn,
NtHHd o. Hrdad, Liathg No.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-09

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth2 II
so, send at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
WIXSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHIL-
pRRN TEETHING. It's value is incalcula.
Bile. It will relieve the poor little suf-
ferer Immediately. Depend upon il
mothers, there is no mistake aboutit 1t
cures dysentery and diarrhGa, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
cholic, soitens the gums, reduces the in.
hammation and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. Mrs. WISsLow's
SoornrNd SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH.
ING is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription Of one OF the Oldest and
best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale by all drug.
gists throughout the world. Price q
cents a bottle. NwF4w
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Resolullons of Regret and sympathy.

Resolutions OF Regret and sympathy.
To ne Editor q The IateHiGneT:
sIR:-Ata meeting OF James Noble
Post, G. A. r., of this place, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Resolreti, That we, the officers and
members of James Noble Post No. 34S
G. A. r., Department OF Pennsylvania
heard with deep regret OF the death Of
our comrade, the commander OF all the
armies OF the United States.
ReSOired, That whereas, it has pleased
the Father Of us all in His divine wisdom
to remove from earth our beloved COM
rade, we bow in meek submission to His
will, having the assurance and faith that
'He who tempereth the wind to the
shorn lamb" will also extend His aid
and comfort to the afflicted family OF
him He has pleased to call under the
soil.
Resolred, That as testimony OF res.
pect to his memory, the officers and
members OF this Post wear the usual
badge of mourning and that the Post
hall be draped in mourning for the space
OF thirty days.
ResoIred, Thatthis resolution be spread
upon the minutes of the Post, and n copy
transmitted to the family Of the de-
ceased.
ResoIvd, That copy OF this resolution
be also sent to the Wheeling lNTELLI-
GENCER, Washington lPa.) Reporter and
the National Tribune at Washington,
d. C. W. A. BARRY,
WM. CARSON, Post Commander.
Post Adjutant.
Vest AierGnder, Pa, AugustS.
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ARanta Constitution.

iH1ntd Constitution.
Let us see!
Two women had 80 chickens each,
which they took to market. They
agreed to divide equally the proceeds OF
their sales.
One sold her chickens for 81, getting
for the 80 chickens Sl5.
The other sold hers 8 for 81, getting
for her 80 chickens $40.
This made s25 realized for the 60
chickens.
The merchant called on to divide the
money said:
"Y6u sold your so chickens . for 81,
and you sold your 80 chickens 3 Tor 81.
That makes 80 chickens at the rate OF .
for 81. Well, 5 into 60 goes l2 times
twice u is q. That makes S24 your
chickens have brought"
But, as shown above, the women
actually had S25 in pocket. And yet the
merchants figures were right.
Do figures lie?
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NEW YORK, August S.-Pctrolcum opened
strong nj sSl4c, &c above last nlghrt
close, but after slight advance reacted
10 SStEC. The upward movement was then rG
sumed on buying by rclnCrs and the price I'D
yAnCed steadily TO SgIsc, and 1t remained steady
ut this price until the last hour, when Il SHARP
decline set In which caused the price to nl
down 10 Sic, closing weak ut 7lic. Consolidated
Exchange opened ut SS14c; highest S9'Sc; lowcs
SIC; closed at SIZE; sales 100000 barrels.
OIL CRY, Pa, August S,.-opencl OF Ss3sc
lowest 500; highest s95Sr; closed nj SIC; saie'
aI.22! 900 barrels; shipments Gj,Gl3 barrels
Cicannces 3.7O0,O0O barrels; runs 300 barrels
charters Ij,j19 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, August S.-PrctIolcum nc
tive and irregular; closed lower: opened al
$50: closed ut s7lScI highest Sg15c; lowest SIC.
BRADFORD, Pa, August S.-openGd at SsIgc
highest SgIgC; lowest sGjic; closed at SIC; clear
anCeS $4,000 barrels.
TITUsvuLE, Pa, August S.-OpGned at SsiSc
highest sg1Sci lowest Sc; closed ut SIC.
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In the Amusing ComedlettR of Used Up"
Sir Charles Coldstream, u blase man of fashion,
is made to deprccate everything In which every.
body else is supposed to take an interest, with
the languid remark that there Is really nothing
In H." He even extended this criticism 10 the
crater Of VeSuvius down which he looked but
Saw nothing In It," Such characters are Scatcer
on this side OF the Atlantic than abroad, but
they exist here notwithsAndlnE, such men
need a "filllp TO nature" 10 incidentally stimu.
late their jided appetite, overcome their laSsi.
tude, aud renew the Zcst Of existence. They aud
Others upon whom the worlds enioyments are
beginning pEematutely TO pail. Will ind Hostel
| teFls Stomach BItters q wholesome and speedy
renewal Of vigOI aud health. Appetite returns,
dyspcptic and bilious symptoms disappear, the
nerves grow strong, and the hour Of retirement
| IS HBiraught apprehension OF uneasy TepoSe
when this superlAtlvc tonic Is employed II
remedies fever and ague, rheumatism aud kidney
troubles.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect May "a, 1855. Passenger
trains will run rs iOllOws-CcniIHl time. An
trims daily except those marked thus | which
do not run on Sunday,
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Assfgnee's Sale.
l,;i9nes'S Sale Of La Belle Glass Works.

.,,.u5nrp OF an order % the, FE9,
10 IT II Belmont county ONO w
balg own ,sie al public auction on ne
uisf '"' p-iir.rnr' Ohio. sAIIkDA {;
gf,-44a.r d. Is,s, al / o'clock ,. NJ thn ~.
w. .'Eftlngs and BppuTlenance. OF w ~ w
ra' ... ~ consisting Oi nrnr NY heies VI
wv. ..r., Hgt urTcs Of coal. when y, 70
hH4 '.a rHu glass mct0fy buiIdlnks l lIhln
gene. .,tiur glKl 80 feet, "a loot story, l0lOot
ha'.l, .,., zone aud brick walls, hrepf9oi hoors
las'll,.i raHf Including one Nicholson gis
sHa Ny, prt. one side tease furnace, ~ POI,
lHiaN ...f. I0Irs Ruby pat aud inOid ovens l5
.gri'I rIriaIalnr other Departments lIVAyV
l,-'11.7 lutn, stories and IVl0ot gaaeiin .
81 S"g 1r-prooi. composition roof brick and
ufl''. r.I Including engine boiler man
t.a. .mfIur. belts, pulleyh' behAilg lh ll.,l,
jug t. r,rrrp ipc elevator, gas steam aId NY
sht t..a UsUns oil appraised at s'9iUgy,
"4', ,r rr" can BE- sold Tor s-VV'' II no
hiftl,,t,t -0. Ono half cash and remain,
9i9..,,.Ug annual payments, 70 De secured "a
i g lola ay Pfemlsesi ms glS,Ps . ,.n,S ~
~ . fUr ONO river, has hwllGhIs from tIil
Is piu.Iurgh and CicvelAhl' LoIaih
lii,.......t r..luaIs. Also, the main line oil
3 VIE, Eatafal Ua, Co, passes factory.
Nhs.'''7 ADDISON THOMPSON,
A..Ipurc The La Belle Glass Co.
g-lItrE KELLY. Attorney. auS.4 NSIs!
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"our baby had Cholera Infantum. and untilwO
tried Lactatcd Food. wO could md nothing 70 stay
on it, stomach II retained your Food without any
trou6ic, and soon rccoVurUd."-NrS. z. ". Logan,
TTtst MOHfeSsy Pa
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TrusvILLE, Pa, August s.-Opcned at SSisc
highest SgISc; lowest Sc; closed ut SIC.
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trustees Sale.
yrRUSTEE'S SALE.

= -,,r,. az e deed of trust made by George
g. .Ur as trustee, dated June l5' iSs5, re-
LII. 10. IKE, ifug ri the Clerk OF the SeHhty
,.rrt of ONO county, West N!rginin, ~ DteI To- %
J ,..t g.... H. De-. page 22g, VIII sen AZ thl
tl,.,i,.,- .f one Court ilonseOi ONO CouhIytOh
''''' SATURDAY, AUGUST il, 1883
'....l. T-t.Irlphla district, Ohio county, MeSl
Gu TO- AL, The south fork Of ROneys POINT run
.,. ii,,. Wet Union and ltoney's Point turn
aI I.fIfrinmg four acres, more or ,Gss, con,
F.,' ,.,.aDI i'm by William llelienDlhe ana
",. ..,,"rIraidi tcOrnry 6, 1853 recorded tR
Ggf I.,,. sr. q, page IL. Also u piece OF lhhu
y, .,.r.. fir above and containing two acTes,
~. ..., ,,.. conveyed to said Fry by Lewis
~. IN .,y .I.a. dated June Y, 1853, recorded IN
H.. Is.ua su. -, page ~. ,-,--.-t,., So,
h.' .rnr. pieces believed to be perfect, but
ne. ,r...rg VIII convey only the titles
'.,, H. ..tily aid deed Of trust
'sT..r. us sAtE.-ODe third and as much more
.,r.rr.7 H.-,.r elects TO pay In cash on me "a!
r.,. I.gaupe In twO equal inSlAllmtnis
y" l'.-..n two Years with interest, ior when
d., r4r...,r hall execute bis notes win good
rs.f-. u.ytpsaI lille 20 be retained as lurthtt
.Mraf iuc purchasers OpilOn he may So
I'D, az. gnf. by deed 81 Trust on the property.
cur '' WI. W. COWDEN, Trustee.
v.U TI1uFE. AuCtlDnCCr. lyLl
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Feature. of tho Money and stock Mar

NV YORK, August s.-Money on call easy at /
all per cent. Prime mercantile paper 1114as pei
cent. sterling exchange dull but steady and un.
changed. Sales Of stocks ri MS shares.
TheStock market to-day wus quiet aud some.
what ieverish and weak In the forenoon, but be-
came active and decidedly strong later in the
day, when all the early losses were regnined with
fractions in addition. The opening was active
and about steady, though the tone Of the deal.
ingS became weaker and prices II shade OF, with
coal stocks In the lead. There was less animation
after u O'Clock for some. but the market showed
more strength aud the Gould stocks came TO the
front. The movements extended to the rest OF
business.
The advance continued without interruption
until the close Of buSlncSR and Union Pacific and
Reading became more prominent In tnc last
hour, and Jersey Centnll also developed great
strength. The close was active and strong ut
about the best prices OF the day. Outside OF
Pullman, which gained l5s per cent, all the I'm:
pOFtnnt advances were In the NandcFbllts and
Could stocks, und Cleveland Columbus, Clncln'
natl & Indianapolis rose ~, Missouri Pacific ~,
aud Western Union per cent.
Railroad bonds were active; sales 100000,
Government bondSw were duh and steady,
State bonds were dull and steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-09

SnILoH's VITELIzER IS what you need
for Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, Dizzi'
ness, and all symptoms VI Dyspepsia
Price 10 and 70 cents per bottle.
GROUP, Whooping Cough and Bron.
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh't
Cure.
The Rev. George II. Thayer, OF Bour'
bon, Ind, says: "Both myself and wife
own our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure. Sold by W.. Z. Williams and G
Menkemiller. D&w.How
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Zeal Estate.
FOR SALE.

-Four Eoomcd Sew Cottage on Moundsvilic
camp 0tulai. ., 81. .,,.o. ,roo,,s and collar
..fIEg bought ipr sligo ., ,.i,o,,,,,.
No. gH EDG street rooms nnu ~, Eit Sle !
N'U,s.,lr.I lot. No. D73 Main street between
g.'.-' .-.I HlrE'p streets, Martins Ferry, north
'...r.,,, ,,l.,,, Wurks, house has six rooms, n
.t,r, 7mum aud cellar; hydnnt IN yard; 1000.
sz o,mcd Brick House No w NAH W w street.
VIry utbgr II0Hses, Lots ana Farms for sale.
i,s1naI attention given 70 the collection OF
and ofhrf accounts tBe purchase aud sale
~. nrI estate, the prosecution OF claims Tor
Pension, Bounty. &c Pensions are i bCiSss
'' p", Non whit any lhiUE named above call Oh or
aIlfJ-s
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The Best SALvE in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price, 25 cents per
box. For sale Mt Logan & Co.'s drug
store,
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Guest-Here, waiter, Take this away.
ordered spring chicken, and this is a
laying hen.
spring chicken, sho.
Guest-Not this spring.
Waiter Cingenuously)-No, sab not
dis springs, but last springs, Hits d
little too soon yit, boss, TO- dis yer's
spring Chickens Washington Critic.
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On and after Sunday, May 9, the Ohio
River Railroad will sell excursion tick
cts every Sunday until further notice
Wheeling TO Sistersviiie and return
81 90, Wheeling to Parkersburg and re
turn 81 %. Tickets good one day only