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ONCE IN A HUNDRED YEARS I
A Centennial Lyric.

a Centsnhlhl LSFlS'
SeS YOrE World,
When "1o the spirits Of 70" bury the hAtFedS o
Aud tho ghosts Of the mighty EecFoSs the styIi
When do the hearts OF the Nation milky
Once In Hundred Years!
When do the Governors Caroline meet to quAt
Of the cOultFy'S wine
Here where the Land Of the southern Vine greet
the cline Of the Northern rue,
Under the Eagles OutspTell hlRni symbol O.
Freedom on rock aud brlnef
When do the Volunteers aud Lane agree and TIT
Danube, Seine and Rhine
Cross the ocean aud all combine To low In no
cord with one great design
Once In Hundred fean'
When ia Broadway Seethlng stream OF human
strawberries and Ice CTeRmf
When do the great 40J beam on the humbleI
mob with cordial Beamf
When 90 the newspapers come ny Ihe teAln, aAu
lies SeRmy side turn under lA seam
When does the thrObbing city team win bursts
Of bunting and lets Of slG4mY
When do We ever read up on WeemsH
Once In u Hundred feanl
When are there soldiers enough around 10 Put
theentIre town under ground
And open the air over river aud Sound into one
mighty thuldeFOus WOundH
WheR docs everything done REBOUND 10 the Man
who grit the cherry tree F0unlY
When are opera boxes found all over town?
When are school glrlSgOWned
And set 10 stTewlng flowers around on City Hall
steps before guests renOWnedH
When Is our traffic all inward b0undY
Once In Hundred Years!
On City, Hall "thO Presidents Flag," u sight for
aTtsl0cTat or Vng,
Il hoiSted up with a 6ellylng bag, like an eagle
on IN Indigo jag,
D. an old world monarchy royal rag while Re-
publican eOlOTs blush and ElgH
Once iu u Hundred Years!
When do we cease to talk Of free wool, and drink
10 the health Of bluff John BULL
When are the street cars packed 10 illll man
can't ride with u Tammany pulli
Once In a Hundred Years!
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Inherited blood PoIson.

How many people there arc whose distress
from sores, aches, palms and Oruptivo tendencies
Rreduo 10 inherited blood poison. bad blood
passes from parent to child, and It therefore Is
the duty Of husband and wife 10 keep their blood
pure. This Is easily accomplished by timely
use OF Il. b. b. botanic Blood Balm. Send to
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, for u bobk otmoSt con
yInClng proof.
James Hill, Atlanta, Co., wriles "My twosonl
were afflicted with blood poison, which doctor
said was hereditary. They both broke out III
sores and eruptiOns which u. u. u. promptly
controlled and finally cured completely"
MrH. 3. N. Williams, Sandy, Texas, writes
my three poor afflicted children, who Inherited
blood poison, have improved mnldly alter Use
Of u, u. u, II lisa 0OdACnd,'
J. Il, Wilson, Glen Alplne Station, n. O., Feb
rtlAFy 10, lHS5, wflteai "llOne aud blood poison
forced me TO have my leg Amputated, and on The
stump there came q large ulcer, which grow
wOrtG every day until doctors gave mo up 10 die
only weighed 100 pounds when began 10 take
II. II. h., and twelve bottles Increased my weigh
10 $50 pounds aud mRdp mo sound and vol.
never know whist good health was before"
Logan Drug Co., Wholesale agents. u
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POIBLRS

The Shakespeare bangle bracelet Ia tn
latest caprice OF fashion. The inscrlp
tons run thus;
dumb Jewels in their silent kind more 'he'
1Twixt such friends as we few words lutiise,,'
"Wln her with gifts y she respect NOT MoIl y,
yet my good will Is great though 6he sil
I'VE Will have rings and things and an'
army" =,
Emperor Williams new spring suit
which he will wear after the court goeI
out Of mourning, will be the mos
gorgeous in Europe. Knee breeches
buckle shoes, three-Cornered hat
A writer in Notes and QuErie. says that
"Miss" Is the proper designation OF IN
married women Of whatever station IN
life, so that II a letter addressed TO Miss
Smith should be sent to house In which
there happened TO be q servant anu
lady visitor OF that name, the letter
would properly be delivered 10 the ser,
want. The letter ought to be addressed
to Miss Smith, of-,c,o.-
The latest fad is white ink-presuma-
bly, in demand by those who write white
lies,
It is said that the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union OF Chicago recently
issued a cook book, which 1t was OBJ
liged to suppress because It was discov'
cred that q receipt for mince pie cider
was prescribed.
The newest waistcoat, that which
shines inside the French spring jacket
oftan.colored cloth, Is made Of gold cloth,
and ought to be fairly safe from imlta'
ton,
The fashion papers now have DEPART
ment devoted TO ladies' pet dogs, which,
we are informed, will be worn larger
next season than last, including settlers,
grayhounds and Collies,
A woman asked Sunset Cox one day
what he regarded as his greatest work,
II will fetch It," he said, and forthwith
brought from his desk one Of his
speeches in favor Of the Ltle-saylng
Service,
1t is told OF the present Czarowitch
that one day, reading, "The Lady OF the
Lake." be came TO the line, "Long live
the Commons King, King Jameslp and
he exclaimed, with sparkling eyes: "Yes,
the King OF the common people! That
is the only kind OF King that would
care to be-"
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A MILITARY SUCCESS.
The Splendid Showing OF the Country In the
Great Pageant Of Tuesday

The Splsndld Showing OF the Country In tn
Great Pageant Of Tuesday,
NEW YoRK, May There Is every
where heard the highest possible prais'
for the successful manner in which The
monster military pageant was handled
yesterday, Never in the history of the
country except on the final review OIL
the army in Washington at the close o.
the waF,-WeTe so many men In rank
nearly $4,000 uniformed troops being in
line, Mayor General Schoheld's orders
were carried out with military exactness
and every detail executed without error
or delay despite the large number OF
men and the immense crowds that
thronged the streets. There was but
one delay Of any moment In passing the
reviewing stand and that brief resting
spell was q welcome relief to the review.
ing party In the six hour duty imposed
upon It. As President Harrison rode
along the line Of march up Broadway aud
Fifth avenue from Wall to Twenty-thlrd
street the way was lined on both sides
by solid walls OF soldiers, sight that
impressed him more than all other teR.
lures Of the celebration with a sense OF
the might OF the country OF massiyeness
and strength that could not be over
thrown,
It was expected that New York and
Pennsylvania would turn out q great
number Of men, and they fulfilled the
expectation, New Jersey and ConneCti-
cut surprised all by doing more than had
been looked for, but the State Of Ohio,
considering everything, carried OFT the
honors with her nearly 1900 well drilled
men in line, under command Of the
Governor Of the State. Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, Michigan, Louisiana and Florida
all received high compliments for their
handsome display,
Governor McEnery and General Beau
regard led the Louisiana troops and were
much observed. Governor Luce, Of
Michigan, was personally complimented
by the President, II was occasion for
uniavorable comment that the great
States OF Indiana and Illinois were un.
represented In the military parade.
Governor HoVey, accompanied by O.
W. Fairbanks and Attorney General
Kitchener were present, but unacCompa'
MED by single company, The State
representative Of Illinois was John B.
Drake.
"Why did not Chicago send one Of It's
splendid regiments OF militia2" was ask.
cd. at would have been patriotic at
tention on the part Of It's wealthy mer.
chants to have paid the necessary ex'
penses
Many amusing incidents occurred In
the crush, but the people were good
natured aud put up with the inconyeni-
ences. There was no case OF extortlon,
but on the contrary, many instances Of
generous accommodation. Many citi-
zens from the State and the West were
specially indebted TO the proprietor OF
Hotel Brunswick for the privilege Of
witnessing and participating in the
events OF the day, who would have other.
wise been disappointed. On the other
hand the Committee OF Arrangements Is
being severely censured. The World Is
especially severe in its criticism. The
banquet receives universal praise. The
Tribune says 1t was the browning glory
Of the celebration.
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CHICAGO, May l...Only light business in wheat
was done to-day. Corn steady and closed shade
lower than Monday. Oats fairly active. PrOyls.
Ions moderately active. Flour dull and un'
changed. Wheat, cash No. 2 spring 81 11EAslsc
NJ 81 S SSsH 4 IVA sc S5S:s q VA
!, $EC; June 83ySc; July $i5sc; August sSTS
Oats, cash No. 2, &c; June 22l{C; July 2l1c. Rye
No. 3, 4O1o, FlRxseed, No. ], q GO, Timothy seed
81 sal 10. Mess pork, cash and Juno Sll 4Gall 90
JulYSil co., August 81 72, Lard, cash SOC; June
6;;S!1Sc; July 9s5ci August 6.9eNc; Bacon, short
WEI granblRtcd $40; standard We. Buliel
weak fancy creamery 20a22c; choice 10 lne iSl
2Oc; lne dairy l0a2Oci fair TO good l2al4C, Egg
firm at llallkc.
CINCINNATI, o., May 1.-FlOur steady. wheat
IlTln: No. red $40; receipts 600 bushels; ship
ments 1000 bushels. COrii scarce; No, 2 mixed
NC. Oats dull; No. 2 mixed 2Gc. Rye steady
No. ., 4Saigc. Pork quiet at Sl2 D. Lard eaSI
at Goo. Bulk meats and bacon quiet. WhiGkj
steady at q o. butter lower; fancy creamery
2lA25c; dairy l6aiSC. Sugar steady. Eggs weakC
at Il Ial2c. Cheese easier; choice mild Ohio flat
Oa0Kc.
BALTIMORE, May i.-whcat western easy; No
winter rcd spot iCi May 49, June SlISI
si9[c; July S31SRs31SCi August S9SSisSC. Corn
western stcnlyi mixed spot 42IsC; May Axe
June y Hail1lC. Oats qulCtj western white ia
85c. Hay, prime 10 choice timothy Si6 0OalG %
Butter dull; western packed loo; creamery %
al i6ISC'
TokEDo, q. Nay i;.wheRt dull aud easy cnsl
we. Corn active aud easier; cash Sjjfc; ia,
31Hc; July 800. Oats quieLi cash 8i1EC. Clover
| seed dull cAAh ~ h2k,
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|CbEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
n ~. hssAl4l0AD, binder schedule In Oli6cl FcI
"a ~ TAU Leave bridgeport, CCnifAl llan
H in,lIn. VIZ n, For pIllkbhfgh i6ll IN, "a
SnH 81! ~ agd Cleveland, liOi pun TOt pllsbufg
~ ~ " ". Wy aiD N Fbi sicuhnuVllVi ~
R ~. w Mattln'l Fern, Biib am
M i5.I1 : aL g. BfldgCpgn A 1863 nj, lO'H'
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THE ORPHANS HOME.

Rev. l.. Il. Payne, Agent md Trustee of tho
Orphans Homo at Macon, Gn., Writes q
Letter Dated February ., 1880.
albania COaSiilUtt On, February 10, 1880.
~ have been using Swiits Specific
with the children OF the orphans home
under my charge with the best results.
began Its use between nine and ten
years ago, and have seen many remarka.
bic results.
Quite d number Of the children had
constitutional blood diseases resulting
from the sins Of the parents and every
one OF these children were cured OF the
horrible faint by the use oil S, s. S.
There have also been scores OF chill
dfen in sthe institution whose sys-
tens they having been mostly without
the benefits Of parental care) were ener-
waited by dirt eating and other foul praC-
tees. Every one OF these children have
taken S. S. s. and all have been signally
benefited by it. All have been cured
who have taken enough OF 1t. ehave
also two inmates OF the home, subject to
painful recurring attacks Of eryslpelas.
Neither ono improved under the treat.
ment usual for tho disease. When oil
other medicines were discarded and they
took S. s. s. the cure in each case was
quick and permanent, for they have
been well for five years and there has
been no return. OF the disease. l could
tell much more OF the remarkable cures
Of blood disease, by S. s. S., for l have
seen It used and know It's value.
L. B. PAYNE.
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The buncO.nan'S Ilpoco ID mol a white


when II takes The form Of disease Of The hid.
nsyi OF bladder, lisa task we'll nigh impossible
Of accomplishment, RchAi and vesCal maiA.
dies arc more obstinate than any Others. Coun.
lefael, therefore, the earliest indications Of In,
activity Of the many organs with Ilolteltet'i
Stomach Bltter, which possesses. among othei
excellent qualities, lhO,S Of an efficient dlu
reilc, The degree Of stimulation apparent iiom
" ule teachtI, but never goes beyond, III,
bounds Of sAlely. iiihvlgoraleS AWAY, heyel
ltllAyea.. Btighvl disease, dlAbetel, Calaffh ii
the bladder, are diseases auGcgGalully OOnb0ilSd
IN lhelt inClnlency With this benign medlCSI
ltimplAnl AUD tqplc, Be.ldti telniOtclba Gnd
4 l specific Tor lever and lgus, constipation Shi
dybp6pIlA,
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sznpalhI.ed Wllh Inc oalr.

CtHe1HHaH CoWWeret0' GGttlf'
The youthful heir to Walnut Hill
ancestral establishment is otaninquirinI
turn Of mind, and directs his attention Il
the elucidation Of religious problems
Last week he heard a Sunday school adj
dress on "The Prodigal Son." Just
what the small boy thought Of the ad,
dress his father wascurlous TO learn, and
so he said to him that night at supper
"Aly son, tell me which Of the characters
in the parable OF the prodlgal son you
sympathized withT "Well, papa" re-
piled the cherub with perfect noncha-
lance, NJ think I'd feel disposed to sym
pathlze most with the calf"
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WHAT will cure the worst case OF dys.
pepsiaP What will insure a hearty up.
petite and increased digestion? What
will cure general debility and give a
new lease OF life? What will dispel
nervous depression and low spirits
What will restore exhausted mothers to
full strength2 What will strengthen
nerves and muscles2 What will enrich
the bloodP What will enable you to
overcome weakness, wakeiulness' and
lack Of energy2 What will prevent
Chills and fever and other effects OF
malarial poison? Browns Iron Bitters.
1t is well to know this. D&w
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ADdAy (Gdl Netrs'
The Albany small boy is nothing Il
not progressive. A few days ago a fond
mother OF the city noticed that her little
six.year'old son visited q particular cor.
ner in the garden quite often, and
watched his movements. Going 10 where
he was STOPPING one day she saw him
examining feather he had pulled out
OF the ground to see II II had sprouted.
His mother inquired his object In plant
Ing the quill, when the youngster re-
piled: "Hum, | guess l am going to raise
chickens as well as anybody"
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Tho Rage for Antique ornaments,

Spinning wheels, milking stools,
guitars and banjos upon the floors,
cracked china, antique books piled upon
chairs, and many specimens OF unau-
thenticated ceramics have so crowded
both reception and drawing rooms that
visitor can hardly find a seat, The
late Mr.. William Amory once told a lady
upon whom he made a call and whose
house was elegantly furnished that 1t
was delightful to enter her rooms, as he
could find his way to chair without en-
counterlng or upsetting any OF these
high art appliances,
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A Practical Answer.
Vineyard Herald.

TENVYUIU 4ITUEI'
One of the Vineyard Haven Sunday
School teachers, having class OF very
small scholars, was reading abouta great
storm on the sea OF Galilee. The chill
dren were intensely interested, and one
IN particular seemed wonderfully i'm
pressed with the situation SO graphically
portrayed by his teacher, Turning to
the little fellow he said: "Charlie, what
would you have done II you had been
there?" Strengthening himself up, and
with most positive manner, he replied
" should have reefed."
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no NOT sUFFER ANY LONGER.

Knowing that cough can be checked
in q day, and the first stages Of con-
sumption broken in week, we hereby
guarantee DR.. Acker's English Remedy
for Consumption, and will refund the
money TO all who buy, take 1t as per di.
rections, and do not find our statement
correct. @. II. Goethe, II. B. Burt, O,
Menkemeller, Logan Drug Co. D&w-3
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aP!I lEo. J. ERsillClI q. r.A

p1TIsBuReH, CINCINNATI 4 gl,
f;IAst. u w Rl!AlLWAY CO, Panhandle Rou1
iSays WLnsiIaiSe ln ehect august 3, lHSS, uAlrA
j5,i y EllAbutyh and the Kat, 6i21 a. m,
h,s ultl BiSg M and $40 y. m. For COlubi.
~, Sinntginnat, indianapolis and IL. Louis Oil
iStM S ~ ~ s'V Y ". FOR Columbus and Chicago
4'yS , M Ihlnb arrive NJ Wheeling Al 6!A
F,.aI wv 2, M 2AO y, m, aud $40 %. H.
'inu leAvlng ~ Oi20 A, m, and arriving B!S
;,l nt run 1llid between Wheeling and pllit
s1I3n. All lIalnA daily B1tepl sunday, Ru7
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Is "A ROGUE AMI A RUNAWAY"

SELLS "a ROGUE AND A RUNAWAY"
MOUNT VERNON, 2 July, 176G-Tt
Captain job. ThOmpsOn-SlR: With this
letter comes a negro TOM, which | beg
the favor Of you to sell in any Of the
Islands you may go to, for whatever he
will fetch, and bring me in return from
him:
One hid Of best molasses
One ditto Of best rum
One barrel lymes, II good and cheap
0nepot Of tamarlnds, containing abou
10 lbs.
Two small ditto OF mixed sweetmeats
about 5 lbs. each.
And tho residue, much Or little, II
good old spirits.
That this fellow is both rogue and {
runaway (tho' he was by no means re
markable for the former, and neve
practiced tho latter till Of late) 1 shal
not pretend to deny, but that he Is ex
Ceeding health, strong, and good at th,
hoe, the whole neighborhood can testify
and particularly Mr.. johnson and hi
son, who have both had him under then
as foreman Of the gang; which gives m
reason to hope he may, with your goo
management, sell well, II kept cleal
and trim'd up little when offered 10
sale.
/ shall very cheerfully allow you tn
customary commission on the affair
and must beg the favor Of you Qest h
should attempt 10 ESCAPED to keep hin
handcuiTed till you get to sea, or In tn
bay, after which / doubt not but yo
may make him very useful to him.
l wish you pleasant and prosperou
passage and safe and speedy return.
OBJECTS TO HAVING HIS CLAIM JuMpEl
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LiYnAinhl,.

CHICAGO, May t.-CaL!le-Recelpts.i 900 head
shipments ., 600 head market slow; 6eCves 81 iOa
4 9Ji steers 81 3qn4 DOL stOGkCrs aud feeders 81 lOa
0 SOi cows bulls and mixed q 7la9 90j Texas
steers s. 0Oa3 10, llOgs-Neeeipts 1880 head
shipments 600 head market slow and bNiOC
lower, mixed 81 6Oal 70; heavy 81 bOai 70: liVht
Y 6jaI e0j Gklps 81 b0atSb. Bheep-RGColpisi n Oj
bead; shipments 200 head market dull and
Texans % l6al $751; lAmOs q 4Oa6 %.
EAST LiREErY, Pa. May l.-Cattle--Recolpt1
90 head shipments Gov head; market SteRIyi
prime y gOal 70 fall 10 good q h0a3 76I common
u -; GtOCkerg aud feeders % O1a6 30. tIOEE-RO.
CelptA and BhlpmphtR 700 head market Active
PhllalelphlAgSl aiaS %, pigs aud YOfkOfS 81 liI
90, BhGCp-Receiph 200 head AhlpnOnlS ,OOJ
head inAiket arm! prime q opal lOj fair 10 good
@ GOa3 Is common "a OONS col lambs u dOGS S
CINCINNATI, O., May t,-HOEs stronger, com
mon and light G0A4 I0 paollnt and butcher.
head, wv
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and hips:
No. 2 over the Belly, and
No. 4 round the arm and from
the breeches end.
TO No q is for waistband,
thick otthe Thigh,
cupper button hole,
d kneeband-0nd
for length OF Breeches-there.
fore II you take measure Of person
about o feet high OF this blgness, l think
you can't go amiss. You must take
notice the inClosed is the exact size with.
out any allowance for seams, &c.
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Two.thirds Of all deaths in New York
City are from consumption or pneumo'
mia, The same proportion holds fol
most other cities. Delays are dangerous
DR.. ACker's English Remedy for con
sumption will always relieve, and may
save your life. @. K. Goethe, Il. b. Burt
g, Menkemeller, Logan Drug Co.
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It is safe to take BRANDRETn's PfLLt
at any time, but to get the best results
they thould he taken on an empty stom'
ach before going to bed. For COnstipa'
ton or Dyspepsia one or two taken every
night will, In short time, perform au
absolute cure. tits well 10 take purga'
tive at least once or twice q month as Q
preventive Of disease. BRANDRETn'f
Pills are entirely vegetable, and the
safest and most effective purgatlve ever
introduced TO the public. They have
been used in this country for over fifty
wears. n&w
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nepsnds on OIreunl.tanees.

ITWTTVTW IVHTWVV'
sis 1t proper to speak OF Mrs. Harrison
as the first lady OF the land?" That de-
ponds, II our correspondent has a wife,
she should be the first lady OF the land
TO him, II no has no wife, his mother
should be the first lady, and II he has no
mother either, then his oldest sister. II
he Is an unmarried orphan, without sis
ters, he may be right In looking to the
wife OF the President as the first lady Of
the land, but any day he may meet some
other lady who will change his opinion
and her name,
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BellairO 4 ZAneSVIlle Through Passenger leAYel
a9latre s;4Qa, M, AEEiTes at Bell4iE0 At $3.50
?. m,
WOodSaeld Passenger leaves BellSiIe Rtl;2O p,
n, arrives at Bellalfe at St25 Am,
Summarized Accommodation leaves BellAiro
l2s2b D. M. arrives at BellRIto Of 1870 Q, N.
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wHEEa DAILY EHEIIIaENoER THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 1880

much ceremony, The army was called
out, the bands played American airs,
and the Sultan, in full regalla, greeted
Mr.. Stevens at the steps Of the palace,
A few minutes afterwards the ruler was
unbosoming himself in an elaborate in
teryieW.
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The child coughed. The mother ran.
No remedy was near. Before morning
tho poor little sufferer was dead. Moral
Always keep Dr., ACker's English Rem.
edy al hand. o. Il. Goethe, Il. b. Burt,
o. Menkemeller, Logan Drug Co. 8
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SYMPTOMS. -MoiSture; intense itching. and
singing; most ut night; worse by scratching
II allowed TO continue tunOrg form, which
often bleed and ulCerate, becoming very sore
SwAYNEs OINTMENT stops the itching Rnt
moves the tumOrB. At drugglIts, or by mall, To-
" cents. Dr.. SwGyne & soni Philadelphia.
FFhR1W
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pALTIMORE&O OHIO RAILROAD
(DopaTtureof trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In effect November u, lSSS-EAStern time:
Express for Chicago and tho Northwest, 1928 \
N, $40 ? m, $40 p m daily, and ll;l5 p m daily
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Can be Saved from a DTQlkaFd'S Crave,

TURKISH LIFE TABLETs will positively aud
permanently cure those who may be afflicted
with the terrible LIQUOR, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, endlcRliug from the system the awful
craving desire which 20 many lnd hard 10 Eelln.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-02

When do we cease to talk Of free wool, and drink
TO the health Of bluff John Bull?
When are the street cars packed 10 lllll man
can't ride with u Tammany pulli
Once In Hundred Years!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-02

Ladies' suffering from nervousness,
sleeplessness or any nervous trouble,
can find immediate relief and be cured
by using DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and
Iron, Sold by all druggists. II