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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17
Mp,l ElrrInln,. Ilpoln.

One OF the best evidences OF the sub.
stantial character OF tho West Virginia
boomis the factthatitiS notonly attract
ing more attention abroad that ever, but
that points which have heretofore con-
trolled the markets for tho class Of raw
materials constituting the wealth OF this
State are beginning to show sigus Of a
scare.
Pittsburgh looks upon the work OF
development in the upper Monongahela
and Kanawha valleys with jealous eyes,
and her people are casting about for
means to offset the loss Of tho coke and
coal trade, which Ia sure to follow
Our boom is fairly under way, and
when the blazing fires OF our new in
dustries reflect against the western Penn
sylvania sky, our neighbor will be forced
to hustle as abe never hustled before.
In the meantime, let the good work 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17

The esteemed Register is informed that
the INTELLIGEScgR has never expressed
It's approval OF a Montana returning
boards action in throwing out 1903 DEM
oCratic votes on "tho boldcst technical
tiles"
The INTELMGEScER has retralned from
commenting editorially on that act, for
the reason that tue dispatches did not
state tho ground upon which the votes
we're thrown out. II the grounds APP
pear to be rs fimsy as those upon which
the three to two committee in this State
counted out Gen. God, the ISTELLdEN-
GER will be the last newspaper to give
its approval,
Fraud and outrage upon the rights OF
the people are wrong, whether commit
ted by Republicans or Democrats,
whether found in Montana orWest Vir-
ginia. II the circumstances are identi;
cal in the two States, then the Republic
cans OF Silver Bow county, Montana,
committed wrong that should be I'M
done by the Legislature, just Us the
great wrong committed by the three 10
two committee Of this State should be
undone by our Legislature.
But it is not evident that the cases are
similar. In fact, according to the most
recent information, they are entirely
different IT does seem, however, from
the dispatches, that the Silver Bow re-
turning board exceeded It's powers. II
thiS proves true, then the proper au-
thority -in Montana should reverse the
action.
1t remains to be seen whether the
board was justified in throwing out the
votes. In the meantime, this newspaper
will advocate fair play, no matter which
Of the parties is benefited.
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THE
Pittsburgh Exposition

We wish 10 call attention to that great enter.
prise, where one eau sec 80 much for 50 little
money. We advise our readers to takO adyan.
tAge OF the cheap transportation, and SEQ the
great exposition, and while visiting the sister
cities do not fail to look for number g Federal
Street, Allegheny, where one Of the finest and
most complete Liquor stores can be seen In this
country. You will convince yourscltat a glance,
that when you give your patronage to such a
house you arc sure to be well treated and get
value fOl your money. The proprietor OF said
house cannot afford to hypOthCcatO his roputA.
ton aud do otherwise. He continues to sell SIX
year old Pure Rye Whisky at 81 % per quart, OF
six quarts for 500. His Silver Age has no
equal, which hS sells at 81 10 per full quart All
kinds Of wines from 800 upwards, and no extra
charge for packing or shipping to any place.
Send for his price list aud catalogue and obllge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17

fallible figures show that the metropolis
Of the State has shared in the general
Notwithstanding the asser'
tons of Democratic demagogues and
flee Trade theorists to The contrary,
The showing made by the ISTRLLIaEN'
CIR yesterday carries with 1t the proof
Of all this, Few cities can boast Of 90
rapid an increase Of trade as two hun
bred per cent in three years, and yet
Wheeling can do that very thing. The
figures upon the books Of the freight
carriers show that in three years our
tonnage has increased from l,l7l,900 to
S,l95,sOO,
This means something more than
mere production, It means that more
men have been given employmepti II
means an increase Of population; II
means that there have been few idlers
it means there has been prosperity tC
all the peoplei 1t means that the Re
publican tariff has not wiped Wheel
ings industries out Of existence, bu
that, on the contrary, 1t has iosterec
them, created new ones, and given EN-
ployment to her working classes. With
out them our wage-earuers would hav'
no employment,
1t does not follow that this mans o
Ithat mans occupancy Of the Presldeu
tial chair brought about this era Of pros
perity, for the tariff laws that eIfeC
Weddings industries and the resource
Of West Virginia have not been changed
either under Mr., Cleveland or Mr.. Hal
rIson; but 1t does follow thatthe protet
tive laws that have iostered our growt
and prosperity were passed by the RI
publican party.
They are the laws also, whose protet
tive features the Republican party stand
pledged to maintain, whatever reyisio
to make them more perfect may be don't
This is a plain, practical truth which q
the theoriziug Of long.haIred colleE
professors cannot shake.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Ills bag went down on the ioundCrcd ship,
"What though" he cried, eve lost mygrip
'''' -Harpr. Ba,ar
The iamale chiropodist Is the divinity
that shapes our ends.-Iimc.
The man who cuts the corn is an op.
orator in stalks Washington Capital.
John NJ. Sharp, OF Philadelphia, in
tends to build 100000 hotel in that
lefty,
Dlgby Bell, the singer, made $1,000 on
bots on the League base ball champion
ship.
ooh, live and let live, my man." eyes,
I'd look well, wouldn't II I'm abutch-
er."-lime.
The Ameer's military commander OF
Herat is John Hinton, a native Of Fay
cite county, Pa.
u have only one single wish, which Is
that all my wishes would come 10 pas"
l-HiCgentc Bladder.
For the larceny OF three flowers Annie
r. Watt, Of Chester, Pa, has been ar
rested ny Martin Hal,
A Springfield (Mo.) ordinance prohib-
It's "girls, women and females from lol-
tering about the saloons"
An oarsman may break his skill four
or tivo times day without hurting his
head.-HGPer's Ba.ar
A laundress something like a heavy
sen. She Is always washing things over.
board,-BdkimOre american.
Mr.. Gladstone still plies his AK at
IIawarden, and while telling tree a iow
days ago caught severe cold,
Druggist (awkwardly at 2 a. my
"Well, what Is III" CustOmer-"Its q
boy! Get up."-MrtO York Sun.
John IL. LittlpACld, a former law stu.
dent under Abraham Lincoln, Is in great
demand this season ns lecturer.
Mrs. Mackay wears at times a fawless
sapphire nearly an inch In diameter,
which is said to have cost $lS5,000.
Jupkins has purchased a donkey for
his children. He calls 1t "AtaxwClton,"
because his brays arc bonnie.-Puck.
Al Waynesburg, o., burglars went TO
the unnecessary trouble Of blowing open
u safe that WIS unlocked. They got S35.
Owing to a scarcity OF labor II Is 70.
ported u large portion Of the cotton crop
In Southwest Georgia will likely 20 un.
harvested.
The town councilo Morgantown, Pa,
has passed an ordinance prohibiting cit.
iaens from putting 5hiugle roofs on their
residences.
A lady who fell asleep on an Allen.
town (Pa.) street car on Saturday, was
carried around the line three times DO.
fore awakiuR,
The eggs Of Pacific island turtles are
laid In Il perpendicular cavity about a
yard deep, At the bottom Of q great cir
Oulat excavation,
Some one broke into the undertaking
establishment Of Col. Thomas simmons,
at Monticello, Fla, last Thursday night,
and stole d coffin,
Tho lntenogatlvo what has been
from the fashionable vocabu.
larry. Say how, pardon, please, anything |
but vulgar "what,"
Tho oldest consul In the service Of the |
United States Ia HotAtlo j. spfague, who |
ID stationed Al Gibraltar Ho las held
hIs position since 1913.
''Oan you help lnO recover my ChlldW
asked tile poor woman. us your child
Lost ?" uOh, no. His CLOTHES ate worn
out. AunlsyJ lI0liE
A big Shanghai rooster has incurred
Tho enlnlt OF Flint lMlCh.) bicycle rider,
The rider took bike apart, putting the
ball bearings into saucer, aud the tOos.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17

Frow, campboIla Hart Props
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ter, taking them for a mess OF hand
picked peas, ate them,
The Lake Shore railroad casts aside
two WORKOUT cars day. 1t requires
about $50 new cars q year to maintain
the equipment Of $4,000 cars,
There are milk measures Of the quart,
pint and half,pint size In solid silver 20
be used as bouquet holder Tor the
drawing room console or table,
Mrs, Freeloye Barnes, of Morenci,
Mich, who died q few days ago, was the
widow Of a revolutionary soldier anu
drew a pension on that account,
A are kinder made Of asbestos and
used with kerosene oil is ono Of the latest
labor saving machines which q Maine
Yankee has put upon the market
You can buy a big velvet sponge now,
about which hangs q most religious an w.
desirable perfume, that will hold puck
etiul Of water. One squeeze is BATH
Walter Scott was the peculiar object
OF the late Wilkie Collins worship, and
he probably never passed day without
taking up one Of the Waverley novels.
Harkins-"It is said that women live
longer than men" Barktns-"bosh
Why, I've known a hundred men who
outlived their grandmothers. "-AarpT'
Basdr,
A paper watch has been exhibited BY
J Dresden matchmaker, The paper Il
prepared In such manner that INT
watch is said to be as servIceable as Ihost
In ordinary use,
simenl-"Are Jones and Brlggl
: iriendsP" Grimsby-"Friendsl No, IN
deed! They couldn't hate each ,othe,l
: more II they sang in the same churcl
choIr."-IIme,
Prudent Farmer Conrad, OF Whitpaip
Pa, collected u large sum OF money o.
: Saturday, aud cautiously secTeted MI
! wallet In one place and the money II
!. another. A thief broke lnRnd stole thu
empty wallet,
Prof. E. A. Schweiniz, GoYernmen
chemist In charge Of sorghum sugar ex
8 pertinent, says that from l,OOO,OO0 u
q 100000 pounds Of sugar will be produc
ed In Kansas this year, worth from so
! 900 to 100000.
= A Newport (R. ~ man captured
Q "sea serpent" last week and has put |
alive in a glass jar, II falls far short o
the descriptions usually given Of thi
mysterious animal, II Is only five fee
I long and weighs Two pounds.
| A Newark IN, j. caterer pdyertises I
uunnIv WEloWers, Walters, Musicians
China and Glassware, silverware, DRUG
: pists, Awnings, etc" The offer OF "Drul
!. sistsI' seems 10 imply some reflection o.
the quality Of the caterers cates,
4 Louisburg (Kan.) Herald ]. y, MAJ
. tin has contributed the greatest wonde
+, OF the day to our exhibitin the shape G
I a white Bermuda sweet potato, five fee
8 and 1--WE inches long, and seven and one
}. half inches in circumference. This Is
, genuine potato, and no fraud about IT u
a any manner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17

Last excursion to the Pittsburgh Expo.
sition on Thursday, October II aud Sat
urday, October 10. Tho Baltimore (
Ohio railroad will sell excursion tickets
to Pittsburgh for all trains on these
dates at the following low rates, which
includes admission TO the Exposition
Bellaire, g 10; Benwood, 50 Is; Wheel.
ing, $500, Tickets sold on Thursday,
good to return until Saturday. Tickets
sold on Saturday, good to return on all
trains Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17


While Democratic papers in this State
are preying upon the credulity Of theft
readers by telling them that under "thc
broad shield of American protection
trade Is stagnNnt and the country's pro.
gress is being retarded, and that under
Grover Cleveland times were 80 much
better than under Benjamin Harrison,
the work Of West Virginia development
goes on unrestricted,
Railroads arc being built aud others
are projeCtedj new mines are opened ;
coke ovens arc being constructed by the
thousands capital Is preparing to devel.
ope iron minesi the lumber interests
are fairly booming; money is pouring
into the State from the East and invest.
cd in lands, not to hold for speculation,
but to DO Immediately utilized for the
coal, iron, lumber, oil and gus aud best
OF all, thousands Of people are finding
employment
These people, omployedin tho mines,
at tho ovens, in the workshops and in
tie forests, arc sharing tho fruits Of the
good work. Many Of them arc now.
oomOrS and will become permanent cltl.
gems, making so many more mouths TO
feed, 20 many moro families 10 ClOthe,
that tho farmer and tho merchant will
each come In for bis share Of tho results
oitho boom.
In the light Of these things, which are
being done under Republican ProteC.
ton, tho Democratic cry raised all over.
this State ls unheedOd. The Intelligent
people think for themselves. They read
irec trade arguments and have but TO.
look around them to witness the owl.
dencVs Of lhOlr ialOity
II was easy to deceive tho farmer with
tboni before tho industries were begun,
but now he will witness his lands In.
crease In value "a tho railroads penetrate
tho interior, aud q home market created
for tho products Of Ills farm as the fur
mace fires are started and tho miner
comes with hls pick and shovel, aud ho
will ask himself III lie could expect more
under itooI trade. To many thought
has already occurred, and as tho good
work goes on IL will occur to many
moro.
In Wheeling tho people have been at
tackled with the same cry, and YET in'l
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rrnn.fers or nrnl Estnte.

-Four deeds OF trust and the following
conyeyanCes OF real estate were admitted
to record by Clerk Hook yesterday;
A deed made by Daniel Lamb and
Henry NJ. Russell, special commissioners
TO George II. Caldwell, Annie @. Escott,
Belle O. Oulbertson and Ed. n. Cald.
well, for lots 8 and s in square 81, lot 2
in square % and lots Q, 4 and 8 in square
23, Of the Caldwell run property, located
In the Sixth ward, as recently plated and
sold by the Commissioners named,
Consideration, S4,O50.
A deed made by Charles H. Cunning,
ham and wife, to Mary Dutton for lot %
In the addition TO the First ward as laid
out by Capt, John Mcclure. Considers
ton, 500,
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YesterlIny,s POLICE Court.

In Police Court yesterday morning,
William Nixon was fined g and costs
for creating a disturbance In that part
OF the city erstwhile known as the In.
dependent Republic OF Ritchietown,
James Morgan was lot of with fine OIL
81 and costs for indecent behavior. A,
l.. Layey was drunk the night before,
and by being IN that condition offended
against the dignity Of the city to the ex.
tent OF ST and costs. Pearl Carr was on
the streets after shutdown and was as
sessed So and costs. All settled except
Pearl, who was sent 10 jail for fifteen
days In default OF payment.
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New AdvartIsements.

WTANTRD-THIRTY COAL MIN
wv ERs, Good steady men, MOUNDS
WHILE COAL GO. o0lL
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THEY are solid men who have come
from the East to visit Wheeling, bust
ness men who come on a business mis-
sion. All the people give them cordial
welcome and hopo for good things from
their visit, The experienced business
eye will be able to see where money may
DO invested here to good advantage.
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is worth q column OF rhetoric, said IN
American statesman. 1t is fact, cstab.
lished by the testimony OF thousands Of
people, that Hood'sSarsapariIla does cure
sCrofula, salt rheum and other diseases
or affections arising from impure state or
low condition Of the blood. 1t also
overcomes that tired feeling, creates a
good appetite, and gives strength to
every part OF the system Try 1t. 8
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Lois Ron Sale IN Crawford He!Bht,.

Crawford Heights ~ the name given to a plat
Of land containing about forty Rries, lyinr Oh
tho hill back Of The htna aud sbndali Iron
Works. Lots vary III size nom one hall Of ~
NerC 10 four acres, and Will bc spll hingly or 10
vines, and ali OF II l. well adapted to the gov
Ing Of fruit and berries he location, while
near the mills factories ard railroads III lhr val
10y, IA yet above aud beyond their smoke uol'o
and other dlsAl FCCahlG ipAtn q. ltlsheHllh'nl,
affords nue view Of the iyCr aud llesut onndi'
Ing country, and tdWiTNbi. t"mbihts ne su'
bic location Tor private residences can be found.
The property will be sold ut reasonable pTitta
and on easy terms
For further particulars enquire Of n. T.
Howell, Bridgeport o.; AhrAlii Lash Martins
Ferry; j. J. Holloway, At First Sall0uRl BahE,
bridgeport; ". r. 1t8ham, ut office NJ SNldaid
Iron Co., or ". II. Tdllnan, ut Uilicc Of dina
Iron and Steel Co "Gl
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sInrriage Llren.e, Issllell.

Marriage licenses were issued by CLERK
Hook yesterday to the following named
". ". Irwin, a native Of Danvllle
Ky., now a resident Of this city, and
Mary OF, native and resident Of this
Frederick Heizer, IT,, aged "a, na'
tive OF this county and resident OF this
city, and Matilda X. Greenwood, aged
10, . native Of Marshall county, now q
resident Of this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17

IT is rumored in Washington that
Lieutenant Brown is to be made Judge
Advocate General Of the Navy with the
rank Of Captain. Along with the report
comes the ungenerous suggestion that
the preicrmcnt is owing to the influence
Of ex-senator Davis, Lieutenant Browns
iather.in.law, ut the White House. Il
ever a man deserved well Lieutenant
Brown does. His skill and courage
saved the Trenton from going down in
that frlghtful storm at Apia. The
INTELLroEScER hopes to sec Lieutenant
Browns native State, West Virginia,
honor herself by presenting hima mem
orial sword.
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IT seems that Alexander sulliyan's
connection with tho great Cronin jury
brlbing case is at last established. One
OF tho ballilIs implicated in the con-
splracy has made a full confession, in
which he states that the money to be
usedin the work Of bribery was furnished
bysulllvan. Thisis the most sensational
feature Of the famous drama up to the
present writing, next to that Of the muir
der itself, and will startle the country.
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FOR SALE.

TOn onLEs
Building site, EoG street and Alley lOi fronts
6S feet on E0if street,
No 22S ROf street,
No, 1913 NcColoOh street, the late residence Of
James Exley, deceased; ground 6O leet iroRt, OF
more II desired, up 10 20S feet.
A Desirable Business House on Market street,
No, lsSS Iscob stfSct, sr0Omcd Brick House,
Price S2,000,
No, SO ALLEY O.
No. Sa7 MAIN street.
No, $50 MRin street,
No, 10 Twenty'lourth street.
No. 70 Twenty fourth street,
No. 80 and So Twenty.SlXth street.
No. 81 and 90 IWenty'sixIh street.
No. 400 aud zoos Woods street.
a Desirable Residences on fifteenth street.
No. VI and % Eleventh street. east Of Baltl'
more street, both houses for sl,O00.
No. 22iO Main street.
No. 2lO4, 2l06, 2l0S Water street,
No 1870 MGCOlloch street.
No 1886, 1888 aud 23i0 Main street.
4 Desirable Residence on National RoaGi
grduGd ~ cores,
100 4 !I,' Fat \, So1. sS9Et GEsq ~, Va
Lois cast and west sides Of South trout street,
Lot SoGss!s west corner Of Virginia and soulh
u Acres Land and a Desirable Residence, will
exchange for city property,
Macy other Houses Farms aud Lots for sale.
FOR RENT.
A Desirable Residence on the limo Of the p,
", & Ky. Railroad; ground y acresi 500 per
Three Rooms No. 2GO2 Main strcct.........9 . g
No, $50 Jacob stTeet.,.."..'. " Y.
No. III Seventeenth 10 0C
No. 22IS EOtf street and ALLEY l9...",....- 10 y
No. 2OlO Main street, store. rooul 20 q
Us Acre Farm on Middle Wheeling Greek,
WV JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. 8. Claim Attorney aud
S SSi!9PFy Public No. 1919 wARvrT STREET
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrIa.
MARRIED.

sCuEEEJE : sEABRlallT - On "Wednesday
October 10, 1850. at tho ruSldOnu0 al M
BRIDES father, Martins Ferry, OHIO, IDiiiS
Il. sctiEEHLh aud LOUISA J. SEABRIOitT, :
PARRE!R-iAssETT-on Wednesday morning
October u, 1850, al O'Clock, IL DlScibieS
Unur y W kty. J. A. Hopkins, ALLli II.
SIT, ut Cleveland, VI,
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Ex,GoyGpSoR FosTER's enemies say
he is u candidate Of the Standard OIL
Company for the United States Senator
ship. The Standard is equal to the cir
culation OF this rumor to kill of a good
man.
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co-PartnorshIp Notice.
NEW FIRM.

Tho undersigned having this day associated
with them our former book keeper Mf, n.
Illrsl, IN tho lake Ice, Coal, fitl aud l'ysfi
buElno,S, under the lirln nnme Oi u. Crumhcstf
4 Co., we solicit for the NV firm tho talnU laI'
fOnARe heretofore extended tout,
CRuMBAC KkR 4 TEA5DALE,
Cor. Sixteenth aud ChaplIne streets,
Wheeling, ~. Va.
Having associated ourselves together In The
take Ice, Coal, ish and oyster bnin3s, We
earnestly solicit the patronage Oi our iHth1t
Il, CRUHBAC KER { CO.,
Cor. Sixteenth and Cnapllne sIrcia
Telephone 10. Wheeling VIVA
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PoDuyE has her Worlds Fair commit
tee. When we have more time We shall
begin to stir up Wheeling on this mo-
mentous issue.
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! FOR SALE.

Anew Double brick House that will ray l:}i
per cent as an Investment.
A ak ROOmed House with large lot, 100 TWEEN.
ty.ninIh street, very GuCap
Residence ut 2gl2 ChRpliue street,
Three rOOmed Brick House, 70 south Huron II.
Desirable MOhOln Dwelling, Ia South OnH II.
Building Lots OH hOrlh Font, South leun,
Old FAlr Grounds, ZhnG's Cruhard rOutlcSulh
street, Fifteenth street corner TWcutytighh
and Wood street, corner Twenty nlnth and kOi
streets, corner MC'OllOCh anh 1mniClhAitep,
on MAY Eter, Wilson and Wood streets between
TWeniy.Beyenth and Twri ~ Ciphth streets
Brick House corner Wood aud Thlrtyu,ghth
streets. at a bgrgRiI win ply ASu' lnyttuOhl,
farm nORr hOnndhYlllc, on llu ,AiO hide, OF
exchange for city properly,
Large Farm In Ohio county, rear Cllulsup 0.
with other improved propulies
kelB Il o. SMITH, l2O Main a.
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"PERsoNAL selGshucss," writes ex-
President Cleveland to the Pennsylvania
Democratic societies, "should be sub
ordinated to the good of the party" A
very fine sentiment none the less fine
because it comes from Mr. Cleveland,
against whom leading Democrats rallied
for not thinking more Of party success
and less Of bis personal standing with
the Mugwumps,
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Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, Is a
positive specific for all forms OF the dis.
ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
aHd protruding piles. Price 6Oc. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, VIVA. paw
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WHEELING does not talk much about
herself. She bids the world come and
ueo