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torzte here he did good deal of visiting
among the poor. To this work he at
tributes his knowledge of tenement house
life on the west side, for he spent much
time in such places. where many of his
Sunday school children lived. Said he:
THAT was a profound experience, be-
cause up 20 this time had been pastor
of the average, well-te do American
church" And again: 1T threw me for
the first time in contact with the lives
Of the poor. and set me to thinking in
economic lines. All through the Brook
lyn experience had been growing more
and more liberal, and while stationed at
the Independent church l read Henry
Georges books"
In April. 1888, Mr.. Pentecost went 70
the Bellevii.e Avenue Congregational
church. Of Newark. y. j.. to succeed DR..
George II. Uepworth. now on the odi-
torial staff OF The New YORK Herald.
His preaching there was successful in
point Of the numbers who were attracted
% hear him. His brilliant manner Of
speakiay and lis engaging social quail
ties won him friends on I'll sides While
be was az this church TIE movement.
headed By Henry George, came more
prominently bcf0rs the public. and DR.
NcIlvnns coming out Of the Catholic
church occurred. OF the end Of his
pastorate hero Mr. Pentecost says: ''Dr.
McGiyrns attitude led me 70 speak
nbou, him. had then become 60 thor
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II is not a vile fancy Dr. * made Of rum.
poor WhlSkey. or REUSE il G0rs. Spiced and
sweetened 10 please the taste. but a purely
vegetable preparation, made from native Call
forulaheT1s.
Twenty-Five years use have demonstrated 70
millions OF sufferers throughout the ciyilize d
world. that OF all the medicines ever discovered 4
Vinegar Bitters only possesses perfect and
wonderful curative effects upon those troubled
with the following diseases, viz:
:. Dyspepsia. Rheuinatisn. Cstarrh, Neuralgia.
Headache. Boiis. Scroiuia. SKIN Diseases, JaGn-
dice. Gout, Piles. BiliOusuess. and al! other
diseases arising from blood impurities, and as
q Nermfuge lt Is the best in the world. being
death 10 al worms thai iniest the human sys-
ter.
II Is always safe 10 taiyo az any time. or TN
der any condition OF thc system. from old OF
young. or for either sex IL is put up in two
styles. The old Is slightly bitter. and s the
stronger in cathartic effect. The now style -
very pleasant % the taste. and "A perfect mcdi-
le for delicate women or children. Each
KIND is distinctly marked on top Of carton.
Many families keep both kinds ON hapd. as
tcv form q. complete medicine chest
bead for a beautiful book. free
Address. q. II. MCDONALD DRUG CO.,
ts- Nasalu stOu ST.. y. :. City.
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NORTH WASHINGTON AVE.
Corner of Genesee Avenue. East Saginaw.
Aichiian. Dr. Elsmlr a Co. are company
Cf regular Graduated Physicians. who have de-
voted many years 10 the study of Chronic
Nervous aud Special Diseases. The Pm
s.cian In charge 81 this Office Is "a graduate O.
one of the leading colleges o. the United
States, and is registered In both hemisphere
3s an n. u. THIS enables them 70 treat al
private troubles with excellent results Al
sufferers applying 90 them VIII receive thei
hSncsi opinion OF their complaint No ~
pcrimenting no Mercury used. They Will
guarantee a positive cure IN every case they
undcrteke or forfeit sjH. Their reasons for
so doing is this ths-where there is no orgaH'c G
disease. and nothing bat an Inorganic truU
or. in other words. "A congiomrr@tiOn OF syA =.
toms producing certain results there j. nu
reason v ily IL cannot be removed 10 the proper
remedies are applied. therefore they guaran-
tee They wish 10 distinctly understood that
they DO MT claim 10 perform iWnOssIbilities.
or 10 haVr miraculous powers; IN y gniy clalr
10 he s<iliiui and sue, esSfui physicians. thor
opghly informed ln their Speciality isroh 3.
aud special Disease OF tcn and " Oinf a..
People residing at q distance can. ~ cXpla "a
ing their trouble IN detail. be tire ted az their
homes. The course o! treatment viii not in
any way interfere with their business. Ahso-
iute secrecy IN All eases Charges moderate.
Address DR.. ELvsfIz c.. box o.. East Sagi-
naw. Michigan. once hours. lo 90 j. a. m. {.
TO and 70 p. m. week days only. Rooms
i.2aud9
NIB. Consultation and advice free.
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szw YozK. SEPT lz-Anonx ths
group that surrounded Hsnry George
when the labor movement became -
proainsnt. several wears azo. was taan
wbo. for many reasons, seeued ttted ~
be lealeE 224oax zsn- hLs a2nls = as
Hugh D~eu Fsnt4cc.st. aud he holds ths
sale opinions zna position with refer
eace g. the movement thai he I'd then.
she peop.s " today are always thirssias
for something ue~. Ta!s may be ore Il
the secrets Of Mr.. Peutecosts inau~nce.
for his IDEAS aa1 beliefs are certainly
novel
Hs was bo-n Al Eew Harmony. lad,
h. 1915. lie describes tie town a. : seiI
O. Foarierite community, which hld
been founded by the Owen family. - a0
brought coloay over from England
and for y hoIn Nr. Pentecost was named
This colony had many things Ia common,
and Is members lived together like one
large family. AF. Pentecost says. There
has always been some soci4llsllc blood ia
ne. ag-ubu..as tns fact u his birtll-
Place. His graal- .lher established =
similar community ten miiss away ia
Illinois. called Albion. Both town. are
still ia existence. The family resided in
New Harmony only until the subject of
this sketch vas years old, but lived in
tie neighborhood until he became Of age.
lie Was printer II his youth. and spent
seven years az the case.
When u years old Mr. Pentecost came
east, entered Madison university, Ham
ilton. y. Y, and studied for the Baptist
ministry. His first charge was AZ Rock
Vile Centre, l. l.. IN church partly
self supporting and partly unaer the care
of mission board. There he was mar
ried While at this place no got into
trouble with his denomination because
be did not believe in close communion,
and was obliged T. give up his charge
! lie saws: 81 was considerably exercised
about it. Then I started an Independent
church in Brooklyn, called The Church
OF the People but gave it up after two
or three years"
He next became pastor Of liberal
Baptist church at Westerly. X. l., where
/ no was received with the distinct under
standing that be held liberal denomina-
tional viows. During this pastorate,
which lasted several years, his wife died.
Up 10 this time Mr Pentecost' s
charges had been in small places. He
now became pastor of a large Baptist
church at Hartford. Conn, being here
also received with the understanding
that he was ''heterodox on the conmu-
Mon question" His pastorate at Hart
ford was very successful. between two
hundred and fifty and three hundred
persons uniting with the church through
/ his influence. While in Hartford he
married again.
When Mr.. Pentecost left Hartford il
WAS 10 take charge OF the Marcy Avenue
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HUGH OWEN PESTECOsl
The Famous Preacher end WheEs
Ia Came From

Bs Firss staaisa foF ths n. Psist sli4isis.
-tk<a As -r4rts4 - k-ixpsaasal
&ez4eA~s - - as szss A1.@x HLs
L..---L
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Bap tist church.
Brooklyn, n. Y,
W n ere he re-
III q inc d three
years. When he
left this church
he left the de-
nomination also.
He then became
pastor Of the In
dependent Con-
g e & ionai
C b urc h, n G w
York city. Dur
in < tn G th e
xc..ry Df - 800
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mo lfIil.i5.sI3 aI52N BET MG2

should ran fh9 Tx f-r tingie Gzv r. rr~'sciir-
fhs important oTgan, let g. ND prGu r Eef 5rr
II ~. &. HcI.aue's Celebrated Liver pills.
fcads - + LEMIff4 2f.1S, Iltts81~1h, la, 2ui
pso according q Lirsr 1ns they vin cuTs v-f
promptly ara - -rle 1ent.g- Around each D. y
vrarJe- givir- fsl dcscrirtian rf ths petls n
alsra-e1 Liver. Toy can ae Lrl ~ arlE
? -B17are Of Cov,rTE7l TI1s zlzs u -. l-clz~.'i
FLEMING BIOS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
IVORY POLISH F4nERs F4nERsTT Z :
7ErFox-s TIE BsEETH. AsK Fof u,
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THe esesr srpultsr wrrovr REAcnos
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gust, which deepened into a roar. When
Il died away my contestant bid 5 4sO,
The hammer Qnivered, Eliza and her
aunt, who was standing by my side, gay,e,
mea look Of anxiety and anguish shall
never forget.
%tioneer, Once, twice, three-Sl,4s5,S5'
S5-S5-S5-and I'm going to strike this
girl off in one minute, Once, twice
three-times and sold
tThe hammer fell and the girl was
mine. An instant later she tottered
back into the arms Of her aunt in q deep
swoon,
"'She Is yours, young man, said the
auctioneer, and you have got her cheap
What are you goingt 10 do with herY
"'Free her, Sir and my answer awoke
q cheer which, rising to a Kentucky
shout, rent the air,
"As soon as they could be made out
handed Eliza the papers which formally
set her free. -Four days later l took her
10 Cincinnati, where she became q mem-
bsr Of the family 81 GamRliel Bailey.
Under his care she received u finished
education, married well, and to-day Is q
charming matron Of sixty-iye, Only
members OF her immediate family know
the history OF her early years, so you
will understand why | did not give her
full name,h
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Thousands suffer from blood poison. who
would be cured II they gave u. u. d. tBo,auIc
Blood Dalm) a trial. Send to the Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta. Ga, for book Of wonderful cures, that
convince the most skeptical. ItisBent free.
> 40. Gibson, Meridian, Miss, writes: "for n
number OF years i suffered untold agoules from
blood poison. Several prominent physicians
did inc little II any good. l began to use Il, Il. Il,
with very little faith, but, to my utter surprise
II has made me q well aud hearty person.
1T, HAllert0n, Macon, Ga, writes; "icon.
tructcd blood poison. 1 first tried physicians,
aud then went 10 Hot SPRING.. | returned home
u ruined man physically. Nothing seemed TO do
me anygood, My mother persuaded mo To- try
u. y u, TO my utter establishment every ulcer
quickly healed.r'
Benj. Morris, Atlanta, Ca, writes: ~ suffered
years from syphllltic blood poison which refused
to DO cured by oil treatment. Physicians pro.
nouneed itR hopeless case, had no appetite, |
had pains Ia hips and Joints and my kidneys
were diseased. Ny tllroAt was liberated aud my
breast a mass Of running sores. In this cOndl.
tiOn | commenced u use Of II. u, II, It healed
every ulcer aud sore and cured me completely
within two mouths" Logan Drug Co.. Whole
sale Agents. D4w.
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THOUGHTHB SOLD PEOPLE.
An Honest Granger Mistakes Lawrence
Harriet fora FEult'Growsr.

An Honest Granger Mistakes Lawrence
Harriet fora FEuit'GrOWer,
Chicago TRts,
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett
were enroute from San Francisco "a
New York. They stopped at the Grand
Pacific a few hours recently, After din
ner Barrett spent some time about the
corridors, At the hotel a hundred or 50
nurserymen were holding a convention,
and 1t Is in the Office that the election
eering Is done, Barrett was about 70
light a cigar when a nice-looklng old
man acCosted HIM with a hearty greet
ing and asked II he was enjoying him
sell nowadays,
The great actor supposed the stranger
was one Of his admiring constituents
and a cheerful conversation took place.
Suddenly the stranger remarked that II
would be q pretty good year for fruit.
yes" Mr., Barrett replied, somewhat
mysti6ed.
'By the way, did you ever sell the
Huntsville, (Ala,) folEs2"
"sell theml No, sir, nor the inhSbi-
tants Of any city"
"Well, you still got your settiugs2n
"They will be retouched during the
summer"
"That's business, So many folks
don't understand 1t, Trees should al.
ways be dipped in a puddle made by
stirring up water, earth, and q little fer,
tilizer to the consistency Of thick cream,
The item Of adding the water when the
hole Is nearly filled is Of special impor'
tance-that Is, If"
"Well, ! bid you good day."
"What! you amt going to miss the
last sessionY
"Wha session.
"GoOd heayensl amt you one oil us2"
~ don't think / am" and the trage'
dian walked away, The abashed man
said he'd climb a tree II he didn't think
Barrett represented Ohio at the last nur-
serymens convention,
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lam eal,iitd lint Cancer Il hereditary ia my fam.
Ny, Ny inlhCr dad oft agltgf o fmy mulh6r died
may 10 imagined, then, when tho horrible disease
made liz appearance on my Bllp. II Wad n malignant
Cancer, ealing luYatdly IN such away tint II could
not be rNl out, Numerous Tciltiitswcr0 uscd TOE
II, Init tho Cancer rrOW steadily verse, until II apcni.
ID ihSlI MAS Doomed 10 follow tho plhcrs. VI flo
family. Hook BwlftnGpcllc, Which, from tho fhpt
dAy, forced ont tho trlg'l,tad onnllnrtd ilg ntO
until had lAeun rlttgtl hl!' q, when 1 found my.
Scli well. ItrawlNa.B Nti4 aiulltlc,
Winston, N. Ca ROT 50, CA Mis-, BIN IpotA
Bend tot ncot On Cire,ft nl nioci Dlstasca
TnH Hwirr HrEclriu ca lmWrrO, Allauti, Ga.
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Real Estate.
James A. Henry,
U.s. S, CLAIM ATTORNEY.
NoFee Unless Successful.

procure Tensions, Increase OF Pension, 10.
,u,iNlhQ y Pension, New Discharges, COMMIT.
WIlOQ " lhllnnS, buunilCs, Sc.
lny l,r l9t NE prosecution Of u claim Tor Fen.
you u lNvl " law, aud limited 10 So In each
Wy Nll On o claim for increase eln, nayAblo
XVI Nlu, the successful termination Of tie
vIlM nld ~ the Government Agent through
N.NoHl 'he pensioners draw, Many SOldIcnNO
W,laWluEa prn'iOn arc entitled 10 Increase. II
2uuuA, Rprllel before, aud your case has been
Wl'','l, 0nnOl be discouraged, AZ 1 frequently
NV '0Ril0' Though they have been tCjCctcd IOy.
Xxx wye, Many pettOusn are entitled to pRn.
XXI. Nnn nave mover applied because their dlsa.
XIV was lglt while The fact Ia, any dlsROll.
W luvVitNl while IN the service n tic United
Ia'v' tNllllCs a soldier To a pension, Or any
Wi,h'V when exists tho result OF camp Of
l,iNh lc Incurred IN llnO Of military duty,
'g.ltt' IrNding Ia the city III Wheeling and
,uIIoNhllls country will lind II 10 their al.
,,ii o,,t % Nave an attorney that they CRn con.
XXI .nl one Who will write the NpnllCNtlOn ID
,um hhl 'te nat tile proofs be presented In d cor
wv, lNpt ! have known many Claims 10 DC
vlln'el by,al Improper presentation Of tho
li,vis As ,NolOty Public 1 take dCbOSIliOnI m
tlNtws W which | ain not the ATTORNEY Of record,
N,Ithcn, nc, certified. 49,,
every uVsuTiutluu. ' "N "
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WHEN you spferfromdyspepsia heart
burn, malarial affections, kidney disease,
liver complaint and other wasting dis,
eases, When you wish toenrich the blood
and purify the system generally. When
you wish 10 remove all feeling Of weak
ness, WEAKNESS, lack OF energy, try a bot
tie OF Browns Iron Bitters, and see how
greatly II will benefit you, 1t surpasses
all known remedies as an enrlcher otthe
blood, and a perfect regulator Of the va
rious bodily functions, Ask your drug
piat nav
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CLEVELAND 4 riTTsBunGH
,ShAtR0ADr Under schedule In U1pci NAV
fsg Trains leave bridgeport, UCniml siSnI.
Ha flpel For Pilsbufgh Chicago and tieVe.
INV. ~ a,Vg w y ~, Eot Plthburgh, iO!2lR M, IoF
Vile, 9ia8 q. m, 9"uOuh'
Itaigs Aftlyo al Bridgeport al 7iblN, m. io,is
hh1 isi@ \, M. ila7 /, IN. and 7i6iT. ~, 700
Il m i,1mS np9y-F0I East Liverpool, GilI
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plTTgBUROH. OiNOINNITI 4 cT

plII1I,SI,BgRgH, CINCINNATI 4 Ism,
thdoI Ssbsd HH1iIWAI 90 Panhandle Boulc.
sSkkHS mASgli1H central Standard Iiinc, iSP
NV pehNlllg PltNbuflhAhd tho E0si, GicJA m
Isa N m sl20 y Land $3.50 D, IN, 3oi yolnm.
n ~ XVI ui.n indianapolis and n, Louis 6!sO
i6iH ahu sfV \, N. For Columbus and ChiragD
~ " ,h5s, Ttllhs Atfltb At Wheeling al Md
ilsIni IVY 7. Mi 2ib y. m, aud Big u, n,
,nhl leaving ~ 0i2O a, n, and G%ftivlnR kis0
1,sMat Iuh lQlid between Wheeling aud filii,
yu'su' uttAlhl daily e6UCpi sunday my9i
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l AN OF the opinion S. S. S, should
stand at tho head OF the list OF blood
remedies, arrived ut this conclusion
from the testimony Of scores Of persons
who have told me OF the good results
from its use, | have been selling S, S.
S. for years, aud 1t has won a large sale.
GA GRIPPITu, Mayflower, Ark,
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In the medical limo is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates. 1t combines
the active properties Of dates, figs and
prunes In such q way as to make 1t one
OF the most pleasant and effective RENE
dies on the market. II is easily taken
by old and young, and is a suro cure for
habitual constipation, biliousness, dys.
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by u weak stomach, dis
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold in
so cent bottles by O. II, Goethe, W. w,
Irwin, W. L. Williams, John Laughlin,
Drug Company aud Goodwin {
Co., wholesale agents.
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I,ons, 0nrbnneles ana sLles

are circumscribed inflammation Of the
skin involving the deeper parts. They
are generally caused by impure materials
floating in the blood. Purify the blood
and 1t is surprising how rapidly they
disappear, Try LoosG's Extract Red
Clover Blossoms. Best blood purifier in
tho world. Logan Drug Co., Bridge Cor
ner Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. D&w
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Can be Saved from a DFuDkard'S Grave.

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will pOsitlyelyand
permanently cure those who may be afflicted
with the terrible LIQUOR, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, Graduating from the system the awful
craving desire which 70 many fnd hard 10 Eelin-
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The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tettcr, Chapped hands, Chilblaing,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed To- give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box, For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Sunday Excursions on Ohio River IL. II,
Until October !, 1859, Sunday excur-
sion tickets will DO sold as follows; TO
Woodland, 90 cents; to New Martins.
vile and Sistersville, 81 50i to Williams
town (AIarietta) and Parkersburg, So 20,
Good for return passage on date OF sale
only, ], &, ToNLINsoN, Agent,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the sfouey and Stock Mar.
khLa.

vs. 50 NANN| NN"s
kets,
NEW York, juno 2l.-Money on call easy At
9ka8k p0r cent, last loan al . per cent, closed
offered ajax per cent, Prime mercantile paper
dAR6h per cent, Sterling exchange dull but
stGAdya al 81 S7Ri SS4, Sales only lS3,l0l shares,
The heavy engagements Of gold fer export yes
terdAy, which were further sWelled by oyer
sl,00O,O0o to-day, making In all S,iOO,OOO TO- 90
out by tomorrow steamers, was u most cOnspiCu.
Gus factor In the stock market to-day and served
to restrict tmding 10 tho smallest limits, The
opening was from u TO n per cent below last
evenings figures, After the first hour dizziness
and stHgnRtiOn became the onlytcatures Of the
market except In u few instances, There was
some depression In the afternoon, but a firm
tone prevailed toward the close, which waH dull
and ilrin ut something better than first prices,
The lnAl changes arc without exception for
fractional amounts only, and arc very evenly d.,
YIded between gRlns and losses,
RailIoad bonds weIeG little more actiyei sales
' st.pt ..A 1A.A. - ~ - -.
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Do you suffer with habitual constipa-
ton or b"iliousness2 II so, try the pleas.
ant iiuit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure you. Sold in 50 cent bottles
by O. II. Goethe, W. w. Irwin, w. l..
Williams, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin Co., wholesale
npenlA.
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People always fight SHY Of tho young
lawyer. lilo knows altogether too much
about law 10 he Of any practical Use.


In tic United States Citcul. Court iof the
Southern DiMtlCl Of Now YORK, Judge ~shlpman
handed down an opinion u few days ago IN the
suit Of the owners Of the trade marks covering
HoSlettot's Stomach Dlltefs against Arnold
ThOliCr and Cornell ThOlief, the CompcundCfa
located on VCluy street, New York city, III
which II waI decided that, although Tho defend
ants made use Of their W nAmCl oil tho labels
anited 10 III bolles containing hllten prepared
by them, ypilA they were evidently designed Ia
Initiate the ll0etellet. labels, they wpfg,lnlfln.
aud all accounting Of damages otiOfel, lbgelhct
With tho costs Of tho suit. II q the evident 10.
tentlQl Of the llUtlOitef people 10 protect lhclI
valuable trade marx against all ihifingets.
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Jaaa WhiieOnb Riley.
Twas asnmmer ago when he left me here
A summer Of SMILES with never a tear
TIN said 10 him, with u sob, mydear-
Good by, my loYeTi goodb
F0FI loved him. oh. as the stars love night
And my cheeks for him flashed rcd and white
When he iLrst called ehis hearts delight
Good by, my loyeFi good byl
The touch Of hll hand was q thug divine
A. heGat with me ! n the soft mOOnshIne,
And drank OF my love " men drinks Wtne-
Good by, myloveEi good byl
And never q night, ~ | kuelt IN prayer,
In q gown Us white Us our own souls were,
But N fancy hocalle aud kissed me there
Good'by, my lover good byl
But now, Oh GOdl what Rn empty place
Ny whole heart Isl OF tho old embrace
And the kiss l loved there lives no trace
Good by my lovers good byl
lie salledIpOt over the stormy seal
Aud he went not down In the wRVGs-nOt he
But oh no Is loSt-fOr he married. me-
Good by, mylOyeri good byl
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Ghe ~antelltQtnttt.
THE HOME MADE DRSOLATG.

.oo So. 30 and " FoarIeeaLh slEset.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-22
The electrician isa good soldier. He
knows how to charge a battery.

"AGY father, at about the ago OF fifty,
lost all the hair from the top OF his head,
After one months trial Of Ayers Hair
Vlgor, the hair began coming, and, in
three months, he had u fine growth Of
hair Of the natural color."-P.J Cullen,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-22
Auction Sale.

A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
AFURSITURE,-lwll viii offer all o. my houAe-
mold Good, consisting q BEDROOM ~, t1Ii9i
urns,rI. Carpets, one sldgb0aTd, II Sci Silver
ysn,. Kitchen aud Dining'TOOm Furniture, etc.
III gllrI, a, good ~ new, on Monday, June y,
M, M M O'Clock u. 49, ut NO; N lhitteenlh
Street above Jacnb, And house lor rent gonAiil''
s,s"1htsr lTbg a iuut gsals can DO bought ut prl'
vsie ME ans time before the above date.
'"N HENRY MORRIS, Box Factory,
Fourteenth and South Streets,
"a II UaIlFH. AucilOnGef. lelb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-22
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrla
pnaal pno.i ILohlnr piles.

gYNrToMS.-Molsturc; intense itching and
singing: most III night; worse by scratching,
II allowed 10 continue tiinOFa form, which
often bleed aud ulCerate, becoming very sore,
HwAYNE'B OINTMENT stops the itchlng aud
bleeding, heals liberation, and IN most cases TO
90 cents. Df, swaynO a Son, Philadelphia