davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20
"ATchtSON PHILOSOPHY"

Il b harder 70 hats folks than IL IL to ike
them
A cynic is man Who has much to do With
ths world and lis psople
Yesterday hs aid be vas his best friend:
today he bad fight with him
Men seldom lie from overwork. though
they often die from over worry
II you ever expect to get rich. you must
make money sheu times are hard
Some men ~oaid rather he able to Kill a
quail At every shot than be president
Some men are neither good nor bad. and
there Is no demand for the iad,fersnt
A hatterer does not fail a soon as he de
serves, but when he lies fall he falls harder
The man Who is n,-uI. TO his own children
is usually very good to the children OF others
No wonder 20 many people prefer to travel
in the beaten pasm; there are not 8, many
jolt&
The easiest vay for good wife to ge, ..lous
PLEASANTLY Ii to practice what her husband
breaches
It can Be said 70 the credit OF the women
that they admire those men most who talk
most about their wives
A worthless man is one who does nothing
during the day. tut Is greatly rushed With
bus;ness cares after supper
No man knoweth What . day may bring
forth, but be can guess within ous Of il. |,
viii either be death or trouble
When . man catches the itch be dos not
believe it for . ioaz time, the ne. b has been
ssociatinx with arr such nies msu thaa be
cannot believe
When you think Of ths eass with whach you
may b untrus 20 your frieuds, you should
think Of the sass With which your friands
nay b. untrue 10 you -AtcAisna 0aohs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

Eastors o(Ae KesneSss JssrHAts
K~ferrss to your item 10 yssssrda,s
Ksaseb.e Jo1snsi. I desire 70 ess 10 sh<
dsposi.is II Col william Lithgsv gives 10
1861 vke;s he vss in csmmssd Of For Hat
ifss. Of fi,- spog's Of the SebsssicoDk. THIS
has slvs. been regarded - ssshssssc sad
thsse veuia seem 70 be no secsssisy for say
historian Of the ksansbsc Valley 10 locate
the snei~st cashnoc. Mr.. Lhhsov de-
possd al ssia xgs a Mn
The, he h.. been veil sc@ssisssd I'D the
river xfrn.b~e for more has thissy years
past, sal s~siasins II Tscsas6 Fails. which
Ysils ar .istsa: from sks ses ~ vsss>sH
ocean 81 ~ sfT'ystso miles ~ ths river rune;
10 proc.s,,,ag .o.fhesIy dosn sssd river
nvsrd The .-s s ssbss'icoos river shish 10
. branch, II tls~ ksnnebee. forms posns OF
land hail mil. dIsssnt fsess fsconset tsits.
on shiesi ,oias u land stands Fort Hsiifsa;
snd shout ays o. si1 mites further do~a said
river 10 tls, falls Of SsexsAmkiks. ~ the
EasIi.b pronounce IL. hut ss,s Indiana ~
or,sinsi ra,iy~s u this land cali tbess Nee
ssam-s.s and being asked that shsy sslis4
these fall. Ssezasmsss for. they shss eco opsd
th.s hands ap spi dorm add sast Il vss from
such n..dioa 10 the ~sssr, they call these
falls Me- g',smse~. FROM
thsse fl }. Josn the river about half . mile
ar. ,~o .-istd, 18th trees crossing thereon,
.bieh ar aver covered shsn the river 10
fused Il ;tt~ highest
From Nee. ~ IN xss Falls. which are IN
the river nenaebee farther iovH the river,
about foartsrn miles % the eastern eide Of
the Ken eb@c 10 poiat Of land called Gust
mock by the nstivss sbo cay they gave
tsst name becsa.s the tide runs no higher
no the kenssbae. an sad point Of land
stsu1ts Fort Wssssrn. built BY tjss Ply moath
Comps y 80 called. In 1874, sod formerly
sodsrsto II The plymonth Company 90 called
htd a tftiits h,a,s for tbs asiivss shers
Pay, W.s'srn nos stands Further down
the river abpu, three miles from the above
Fort, On the ssst ssds Of shs ksnnebec, 70 q
point Of land called BY the English, Bambs
nook tbat hs "a, gong down kinnebsc in
August. 1865, 9th four Indian
men, one of which ~ss about SIXTY Or
seyeety year. Of age, another about thirty
Ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

Md 80 preaspnasd ss~srd - hosDe
- representative from ~ IRA -
fr>mias. nox knoving TIN. hid evsgysAt4g
70 Rslfs iurk WHEN IL yosae maa us110
IT, shixs room II ths club. eAi1sd ffaniaE
avsy frnm tabs ju8 - eards ~ ~
dsAk and exciaimsd n . bnar0 whinp~:
-tvs got itf-
Coz wsasr suasd H. nsrchanx. nne ovW
piaas.d Il The intsrTupeiA Phi angotO
wildly tAas ha employer euarinnsa: ''lsss
ths smallpox. I susk Whss y III Can't
yoa spa.kF
Il lhouid thint you d knov, asd the young
aan, looking somesaaf aggri<vsd
NOT Lake and GuHsdsf
-Exactfy that hid Phi. removing his has
aad boiling ts just - he remembsred 70 hare
sssn . conaueros'x nat heiai in . colorsd pelss
At ''Gen scoss entering To City Of Nexiro'
~Hurrnh~ snoassf ths merchant, dAkhtnx
70 th< aoor the cards b seid This move
nenr exciting an angry pross& from IL
tabis. Tramlay pscksd up IT, cArd.. thrust
them into the hsn<ts of . toangW, aid: Play
nv hand for ma Geutiemen. must beg you
To excuse me-. saddso and important bas'
49," ssszed ais hat. and buried Phi to the
street, exciaiming'
Sure there y no nntAks enDus III "
ssem. too good 10 b rua" ft
There's no mistake ahous thiA" Phil re
pSisi, TAI ing . letter from his pocket. The
merchant hurrisi 70 the nearest street lamp.
looked a. the written order. and sail-
NY Toy, your fortune u mAds. Do you
realize what great stroke Of businen TINS
81
Il hope So aid Phil
What do you want M 70 do for you
Name your terms or figures"
Phil was silent, FOR the very good reason
that be did not know how To say what Vas in
his heart
Suppose alter nv sgn TO TraLnlay 4
Hayn and make you my equal partnerf'
Still Phil vas silenr
We'll, said ths merchant, at sasmed to
me that was = fair offer. but II it doesn't
meet your views speak out and say what you
prefer"
Mr.. Tramlay," said the young man, try
ing to speak calmly, but failing most lament
ably, they say . eountryman never u
sAtisfied In . trade unle-s hs gets something
to boot"
Very we'll What shall it Der
'Aiillons--evesyth thing; that u, wish you d
give me your daughter too.'
fhs merchant laughed softly end shook hi.
bod Phil started and hts heart fell
II doa't ~ nov can Do that, said Tram
lay, for. anles my eyes dscsivs me. you al
ready have her "
Thank heaven" exclaimed Phil devoutly.
so say l." the merchant responded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20
CONTINUED. ]
SHARING AL.

Dear, it y twilight time, the tims a sast;
Al; cease that weary pacing TO md fro;
BIT down beside me in this cushioned nest.
Warm with the brightness Of our inxie glow.
DEAR. thou art troubled Let me share thy iot
OF shadow, - shared thy sunshine hoslrs.
I an no child, though childhood, half forget,
Lies close behind me with iss toys and noweH.
Am . woman. walked BY happy love
To keep homes sacred altar flre ahght.
Thou hast elected me to stand above
All others in thine heart claim my right.
Not wife alone, but mate and comra0s true.
] share thy roses, let me share thy rue
Bitter, know IT, God hath made II 80;
But from his hand shall We take good alone,
And evil nevert Let the worlds wealth go
Life hath no loss which love cannot atone.
Show me the new hard path that We must tread
shall not faint or falter by the way;
And be there cloud or sunshine overhead,
| shall not fail thee TO my dying day
But love me, love me, let our hearts and lips
Cling closer In our sorrow than In JOY,
Let faith outshine our fortunes in eclipse
And love deem wealth . lost and broken toy
Joy made US glad, let SORROW find US true;
God blessed our roses, he will bless our rue.
All The Year Round
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

The foliowios are the real estate trausfers
in I.inepln county tor the week ending Nov.
IL. 1859
ALsA.-John u bow ct al. tn Wm s. Dow. land
AMI but ipgs, $50.
B,orHBAY Daniel " sswyer's est TO Naomi
southard, land s3ys Granville Hutchins to Eliza
b.. smith. land and builiins.. MO, Naomi south
ard To ten. Il. k.aniston. land, e;t25.
Bntsrot Prank n. hituey to Thomas T. Cud
worth. land. sia2
JEtrsR-oS. diamond Match Ca. Of New Haven
Ia Diamond Match Go Of Chicago land and build
inG., q. , NJ
y-n to DisItpad Match Co. Of Chicago land and
buildings. u. ZANE to same, land and buildings,
", James N Bro~n to sarah ". Lynch land and
buildings, sd4o
SOUTHPORT -Boothbay Saw. Bank To Iina Orne,
land and buildings, - D. Boo' hhsy Saw. bank 10
summer otue. land and buildings, tSo", Bopthbsy
bsok 80 treemsu Orur, land and building.
siaS.
wHrrriwtp.-Gi Gilmore Mekndsl-y to i.arkin )
Meath, land, eaS,
WkLposnNu-FlI keenr to kieba'd Dolhsm,
land and builtings, tt0o kiet ard Dpiham to Mary
A. sid inx-r. land, $50, Hamliu W orh to Emily
A, ORA land. tlgo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

tory o. hal,es. o. halves - fall miles, from
his hseedisg the hsss< should. he able to 90
he rosse out. He vss By kooert Bonner,
Jr dan Of Ethan Allies blood.
A colt viii history 10 ne as< neashs old
silly Dolly Csses. is~ purchased ia Sev
Yosk By C. ". wsjdssn. Esq-. Of Auburn,
and placed 90 bis farm 10 ysssaIboso. Dolly
10 BY Kssmsus, ssls. BY fremont, lthe sire
Of Jsn.nons. 7.Is). BY Belmont. By AsisI-
Lab. II. The dan OF kasmons sss Lady
Hisks, BY Msa-rsode. BY R,ssyks Handle
sosisn. 10. Lady Tisks's dam vss Lady
Perine by Henry Clay. By sseIy's American
star. Tn. dan Of Dolly Gates 10 Assscrsey
Nssd. BY Asrsersc,. s2s1. BY Jim Aessos
~ 10 oy AhAsl,ah. rs Astoeraey's dam
sss BY GrifAa By BIes Ball. Aasoefsey
80 rsis.d In JsA~sssa Cay. No. From
the shove long pedigree Il viii be seen that
Dolly csses 10 oss II the b~a bred aIiss
-vey bv,asht tnss DE sssse.
Er senator W. " Soscross Of ssv shar-
Sp hiss - crk bv Gideon Tasf, Ham By
Hoses Bismarck. "a dam WethsrsIi blood,
which be- you'd like to dispose Of. The colt
ia aa~ssion 10 about ~ months Of age. nice
hay in cotos sNA snis on he nose the dam
10 Z great rssd msse and With her mate by
Bismarck son asst Prize - matched horses II
Mains ssAss fair ssme years ago. the pair
beinx able 10 shov three minutes TO pole
josie Bates. the ayrf which John Gibbs
has been handling for the past tso years and
With .hich he has son som hne races has
been recently cold BY her owner t, Mr.. War
rem KimbsH. Of Kimbsl! Bros. Of Bsaide-
ford She vas sired b, Almoas Prince and
bred In X ntacky. September zSi she trot-
ted at Mys,ic and Won ave heat race, get
ting . record Of ~ In the fourth heat The
price paid ~.s about $1,000
The cots Of the stallion Gov. Morrill, seem
70 be thought very veil Of about Portland
Hr. Hunt the carpenter. has refused $500
for HE t~o year old. A. r Cobb $500 for
his colt ave months old. Mr.. Cobb Gays he IL
tire beet colt he ever ssw. Geo. Smith re-
fased $500 Tor bis ~hsn one year old. Alb
Ger smith says he shesid refuse $3.50 for his
ally sir months old by Gov. Morrill,, dam
Maud II by Pilot Knox. DR.. y. G Dolley
sold his young ally TO Seth CLARK Of Port
! land for $50. Atwood IIersey sold one
year DID col, out Of Bessie Morrill, by Gov.
9TH their Gov. Morrii's get anil asking good
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

for Franklin county for the week ending
Nov. ls:
TKaPLE. Nelson ttoaid of harrington, to Edwin
- ~yer, land u.
land t&iJsi.
i.aAe ~. James To WIN j. Lockyer,
land " ~. Alphsus Is Taylor to Geo. A. H-~ett of
Madison, .ads. oes0
spusrnr Wa, X, Morse Of stark to Fred A.
tilea, isnd. ta1
ftRat NOTION ord liza tillry to Uriah fosr,
lani aud bulldogs u &c.
AVos-H ~ E-anor Halves to Alvin HAYES,
hand aud bsiidipls o. & val. con.
CAHraA.N ,rviiir Judkas 1T ais. to Loyina
Blackwell land aud buildings. quo.
kISOtIELD.- Perry Moor ct ais. Of AnsDD. TO
. rem fuf . lana go. Joseph Tufts TO orrea Tnfts.
Land ess
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20
Cured by Cuticura

Bog rhre< yxzrs wxz almost eFpfssd with N .
hi ssre kg tssn ~ knss 4son - ~ ankles. tbs
sh5s v.s sn1ippiy nonr. Ad tfs eesesas os< mas
q akpene. ssss< pAyfri&ns pru.sarred Il tncsr.
nb~ II had diniEi-hei seea. OLE laird TIE size a
,hs other, sna VIA In aor-i~ss cois,iftsa Al
Ter trying al kinds IT reHeet~s asa spending han-
dr~.ts Ut DOLLARS frvm which zst DO reiisf shat
ever vss p~fsEai~d TO Try F9af crFferkA KEN
KpiEs and The resalf vas s. Toll S.; After thfes
DAYS .osicsd aeeiird change for the e<s;er, and
.. The ead Of two months vas esmpire~sy esfed-
NJ a<-h purified, and The ee4st shieh bad oesa
sxposed for tvsr . y~asl got eouad- Ja~ a~eh -
gas 10 xvov. nd ie-dss. A. for nesFf tso feAn
respect. ans NOT sign Of the disease - ts seen
: q AHEkx Dubois Dodge TO-, Ca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20
0kjn Djseaee n Years,

have beer troubled with skin and seslp diseAa
Cor s~us-~n years ny had ~ times ola- ras
ming SORE and my body WAS covered with them =
larxr xs half dollar trisd great RaHY rene
dies ~ifeoaI effect Until seed the CUriCE "a KEN
EDiEs and An rhaAkfui state thsf after two
mouths Of th,ir s.- am rsrireis cured. fr~i II
ny dafy TO yoQ and th@ public 10 state the above
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

! z Back Ache, kidney Palm, AID Weak
nss., Soreness, Lahi-ness, strains and
(sX Ppain relieved ia ONE nal mate BY the
| CaticMra Anti Pain Plaster. The
| hrst and only instantaneous pain killing plaster
nos6A " sAwurim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

Beats ali other Quoins In the Market. Will not
twist or squabhie form. The best Quoin made to
re l,ister color work with The teeth will not wear
OF As they do with other quoins, and the wrench
never slips when locking II form. There Ia no
nickel plate or gingerbread work about these
luoins, but for good, durable, economical Quoin,
there is none better in the market.
guarantee given with every trial order that II
they do not give perfect satisfaction thirty days
trial, money will BE- promptly refunded.
PkICE, u so per dog. Keys, 50 cts. each. 10 per
cent discount on doz. and over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20
howl Mr. Rack lCHES,

OtnaP PILES, black heads, red. rou n, ehApped. Nh,
IIW| oily skin prevented By trTiCusA SOAP.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20
cuticura Resolyert

The Blood Psri5er and srest and best Of
umsf Remedies Internally. and GrItcrRA the
srsai ska Cure, And "a ret IA eoAf - exquisite
skis Bssstiisr. externally. positive cure for
every disease and hamor Of the shin, SEA p, and
blood wig loss Of hair f,cl pimp.es 10 serofuia.
sold syeryx here Price. CuTicuRA, 5ce., SOAP,
&c, aEsoLyEST o.. Prepared BY the foTrEe
DkUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
AS-S~nd for "iiow 10 Cafe kin Diseases, a
nxxrs 81 i,lu.trnrinn. aud 40 L .,iu.nI iaIs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20
spefial advertisements.

- anvpgs1nanenas ~ eyees1iHG tAree h1ce
sn1m9 11bsr The head Of ,N1KL. &C. A-ss
10 LS1, Lnsr. &C.. vi - tn--rteA here one uns
fuR = esafs, tAfSe nes sor - eskts, AAd ons wseh
ApvADcR I1ouiAR RAHRs WILL. m cnAnex;s :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

II" nv NT-The Gen. Conner house, " Film ST.
L Y secession given Oct. Is. Apply to n, W.
True, Augusta. ., ,.i5d,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

10 HORSES 1T PUBLIC AUCTION
= Nov. 10Th lssg at house OF j. l.. Cummings,
(on the Woodward Road three miles from Au-
gusta, at J.. NJ, L. horse. from to YEAR, of age.
Eight Of them being broke 10 double aud single
harness. These horses art well bred and sound.
They were brought from Oregon by }. l.. Cummings
last August, and will be sold that day TO the
highest bidder for cash. II stormy. the first pleas
ant day fter. j. l.. CUMMINGS
X. W. SOulE, Auctionerr. novAi&w2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

EIOR AAIE-A dark bay Knox mare, weight
= h1 lbs six years old. good roader, sound
and kind. IL not afraid Of the cars. Has been
driven by ladies during the past summer Any
DESTROYS of Obtaining II irsfcass family horse and
willing to pay lair price for good one, will learn
full particulars about such one by inquiring AT
The Journal Once. nov7d&wf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-27
Alleged That Rapid Running Around Them
Causes Many Accidents,

-
Alleged That Rapid Running Around Them
Causes Many Accidents,
CRcfNHaN Commercial 6a,eaS,
We have heard a great deal Of talk
from the railroad men about the perfect
ly innocuous character OF curves and
reverse curves on a line OF railway, We
have even been assured that there was
more likelihood OF a train flying the
track OH a straight track than on curves,
because in the latter case the wheels
cling more closely to the track,
That was r%eassuring, though II did
not mitigate the unpleasantness OF
riding around curves,
A few years ago there was a dreadful
accident on the Cumberland and Pitts.
burgh branch OF the B, & o. road. Sew.
eral sleeping cars were thrown down a
high embankment into tho river and q
number Of persons killed.
II was reported that the derailment OF
the cars was owing TO centrifugal force;
that the cars were simply hurled from
the track through high speed and q
sharp curve.
The railroad people denied this, and
presented various theories about broken
rails and wheels, etc, but the public al
ways believed that the cars were thrown
of the track through high speed in
rounding a sharp curve, and iii fact one
official OF the road atterward acknowl-
edged that in his opinion that was the
explanation OF the accident.
The other day this experience was re.
peated on the Pennsylvania Railroad
lust east OF sLeubenville. An express
train making up time was running on
sharp curves and reverse curves at q
rate Of sixty miles an hour, and the rear
car, which was like the snapper OF q
whip, was hurled from the track with
tremendous force, and took two other
Cars along with it, and they went over
and over down high embankment To-
destruction.
The train was tho mail and express
section Of the fast train. Had 1t been
tho passenger section there would have
been a terrible loss OF life.
The moral seems to be that the great
trunk lines that cross the Allegheny
Mountains following the devious Wind
ings OF mountain streams and "wiring in
and wiring out, :" should straighten their
curves or lessen their speed.
While the tracks maintainth curves
and the trains increase their velocity
centrifugal force enters into tie matter
as a new element OF danger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-27
M OUGHT no RI BOUECED


astieep Wants he Mayor 20 Hire . Han
Aftsr no q Fired
~ NJ Eftpr Qfls hidRighina,
slR;-Do YOU mot think yon aredFaw'
ing It very mild when you say "A Shame
full Exhibition II you could have
found anything in the English language
more expressive, you should certainly
have used II, as never before has the
city Of Wheeling been disgrared 70 this
extent by EHls Honor the Mayor.
HResign,h you kindly suggest, oh, mol
He should not have this courtesy shown
him. He should be put out, with Squire
McOahon and several other squlres, Of
the sameeitibFe, II there 10 any author.
.ity to boost them. II Is apparent that
the city Of Wheeling Is the worst gov
erned city Of any in the United States,
"Men dressed in q little brief authority
make an exhibition Of themselves TO that
extent that "a native and 10 the manor
born Ia 10th TO acknowledge when In an
other city that he is from Wheeling,
And why ia the Register as dumb as an
oyster on this subiect2 Is II because this
man isa Democrat? II this is the case,
you can rest assured that thousands OF
good Democrats will never again vote the
Democratic ticket for city officers, We
would advise the Mayor to hire o hall
and have McCahop for doorkeener and
tell the citizens what he knows about
JUSTICE,
mn IL. T.,. on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-27
Look and BIO Youthful as long as you can

.CiueAao, June %, lsss.-Turkl1h TalCt Co,
iShed the second box OF your Tablets aud am
aStoniAhOd at their wonderful effect. \ month
ago l was afraid 10 walk any distance alone,
fearing ut any moment TO DO taken with nervous
prostration and fall inScnslble on tho street, az
! have done on several occasions, but to-day ]
feel like a new man. Shall continue 10 use
Turkish Life Tablets. j. D, STALKER
Salesman las, Wagner 4 Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-27
Rallroada.

For baltimore, philadelphia and New York,
4iS6a M. ~g;loahd1l;6o r. M, daily, and 5000
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a. M, OK.
.cept sunday,
Grafton Accommodation, $50 n. M, daily.
Mpundsyille Accommodation, 6;86 q. M, 1901
and 0;l0p. me- except Sunday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-27

From New York, Philadelphia aud baltimore.
g.1o and 1880 r. m, aud 1850 y. M, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 p, M *.
cept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1880 p. me- hily.
MoundsYtllO Accommodation, 7ttBEl inland
l;40 and 7i40p. M except Sunday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-27

Are quickly given 10 every part Of the
body ~ H6od'g eatsAparillA That Tired
ieelingla entirely overcome. The, blood
IA purified, enriched, and VltAllAgdi and
health instead Of disease 10 every
orFaii, The stomach 10 toned and
hlfenRthOned, the appetite restored. The
Kidneys and liver are iouaed and inytg.
ofaled, The tainibfeiteahOd, the mind
clear and ready ict WORK. ny IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-27
A Siaiuluds cf Ailments.

The ailments which Aailct he Kidneys and
ato 70 numeFoul, that merely 10 name
them will al AepAce Ar o%uttuhhlng Vie limits
Oi this article, saheo II 10 tAy, that they ATE
bolh obstinate and dangerous, 40 thelt pfgycn'
Yen Hostesie5.s stomach n Issis Y yS N sdag Y
Of The tldhByl when lhey Ate ltthAtglt, serve 70
CgunlefAet 4 tendency Ii them 10 Anst, lth
ihtgl state oil pofnlei0tl inaolivityJ and allet'
Whtda Into one OF positive Ofg4nle dlleale,
y1ieh sqgn Y Saslt aellS.Sd k kns' uaTSuB
purpose ID IetyVdb " thll depuient, N pfutlgie.
Rlllflly d the kiiityl and e4plla inItilte
iron Me blood vhloh have n9 iAtHlAl ghAn.n9
OF outlet e2cett The uilAhh u0l1tltatlppi pll
pSbSii, StS 9ii6 iei6tdjtd ~ thlI madeleine 81
thorough aoilOn aid VIDE lctpo,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-27

In tho medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir OF Dates. 1t combines
the active properties Of dates, ilgs and
prunes In such a way as to makeit one
Of the most pleasant and effective rene
dies on the market. II Is easily taken
by old and young, and Is a sure cure for
habitual constipation, biliousnesS, dys.
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by a weak stomach, dis.
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold in
so cent bottles by o. r. Goetze, w. w.
Irwin, W. Z. Williams, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co, wholesale agents.