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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-04
eRlc-A-e

Some handsome statuettes in pure Carara
marble are being shown this season
The EifYel Tower Thermometer seems to b
quite popular among the novelty loving
classes
Perforated silver photo frames, with en-
ameled flowers and insects at the corners, ap-
pear to find much favor.
The figure OF Celestial criminal writhing
In the coils Of grotesque looking dolphin
forms new window ornament
The bronze prov Of an Indian dhow, with
. yard trimmed mast, having glass ther-
mometer inserted. makes a handsome wall
ornament.
The ferocious head Of bulldog, with dis
tended eyes and holding in its mouth a silver
plated bar from which hat pegs protrude, il
queer addition to hall furniture
Undoubtedly the most novel lamp Pc
destal produced this season is tall column
Of cut glass Stimulating the Eiffel Tower.
The base is formed by q series Of beveled
mirrorx
Weighty, but very attractive, is a card
tray Of bronze, painted to represent basket
Of wicker work. A thrush, with its head
raised in song stands amidst a bunch Of
leaves on the rim.
Two china footmen bearing q profusely
decorated sedan chair Of the same substance,
through the window Of which appears the
face Of richly painted clock. make man
tel ornament Of SURPRISING beauty.
An ebony block having silver spots on the
six sides TO represent q die, and which on
being opened reveals a cut glass inkstand
buried in bed of fluffy silk. is an ornament
to the writing desk which is much admired.
One Of the handsomest productions Of the
English potters this season is porcelain
vase, which, to the uninitiated. appears to
be draped with ancient tapestry. The sur
face Of the vase is painted with old Nor
mandy scenes
To mset the demand for fancy onyx tab
lets patterns Of numerous makes are being
produced One with the top cut to repre-
sent the ace Of spades is the most recent. The
frame Ia Of gilt. with small flowers Of ebony
iptersperzed. Weekly
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wAne Arc xoof.


a peea iAne vindB sinsg ~ hill
Through hasei swigs IL sunses dss&
Md hedge birtis' eiAmor swsse and shs0
Tbs slayer zpU in hsayy whs.
AAoninhsd sreps through baah and heakA
For bird and dea8 shs dsad man uss-
he biri. are biiths for 0mmerfS aAks
M swallows wing nov high. ZOE tov,
With xharp- 1hoss csSA b sk1mminG ehass
The suaft rocks WAIVER 20 and fro.
via nos their gust bis pash rssracss
The Wild rose finxp afhwast biz fncs
Her frsi, fair store-hs vii not vaka.
He viii noe leave this woodland paace.
whers birds arc btifhs far summers sAks
sxin Nature sezsss In equal share
The gold beside the blood rcd thread.
With shower and uzn the earth b faix.
He'd nos the pain. the douhe, he dFead.
The s-if slain soul the martyrs stake.
wbiie skies smile sfainiszs overhead
And birds are biifhe for summers sake.
Graham T. Tomsoo la Independent.
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Lincoln.

The following are the transfers of real es-
tate for the county of Lincoln for the week
ending Sept. Q:
: BooruRAy HARnoR-Mary T.. wyman 20 Katie
y Bargs. land es0O. Geo. A. Wyman to Katie h,
Bangs land and buildings, 600: Geo. Il. Remission
TO Frank u. MeDougall, land 81.
DtN,RiscorrA-rhe Kellogg a Pucksy Co. to
Laura d. Dunbar, land and buildings, si5s
JKrtERsos Alfred W. Knight to Frank W.
Douglass, land and buildings, ti5o.
NEwr A@rLE--Mvra Weeks nj. to Arabella X
Dodge. land and buildings, &2,i20.
whLpoRoRo-wm Is. Ludwig to John T. Berry
land. ESQ Nicholas OrhTs heirs TO Frank VI. ORR
4 al. land and buildings, 81
wHIrsFIELp-Arthur Wing to John Hilton. land
and buildings. &6s0; Fred q. Neal 4 al. to Arabella
X. Dodge, land and buildings, s750
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aldo.

The following are the transfers of real es-
tate in Waldo County for the week ending
Sep. ID
John York. Wiaterport, to g. VI. York ~ do.
Fred ". Brown. Pelffst, TO Geo. N-ars, Belmont
james Habcock. Lincoln, to y. A. Dickey, North
port, Geo A. Brown Searsport, TO Edmond Ames
do, e. a. Cu4hine. Boston, to Is. h. Newhall. do.
Edwin A. Eames. Isleshorn. to Frank L. Brown,
do, John Edmund seursmont to Levi Thompson,
do. N French, Boston. to Geo. Eames, do.
r. u. Greedy 1t al. Liberty. 10 ". q. Greedy do. r.
u. Hartman, Prospect. to W. II. Page, do. l., +
Hartman Stockton Springs, I" y. !. Eatne.. do.
v. l.. Jameson. Montvie. to Nancy Wing do, Il.
T. Jackson, Montve, to +. u. Walls. Vlnal Haven,
Frank knowlton, 'wanville, to f. II. Nickerson,
no, y. A. Lassell, 81 al. Scnrsmpn. Ia Harriet Jor
don, do " n. Morrison, Belfast to LAWS II
stevens, do, Geo. Means, belmont. to Hattie +,
Barlow. do. Miles o'tssry, Belfast. to Michael
nLesry, do, Joseph Palmer. Monroe. to Jane
Palmer. do: y. L., Palmer. ct al Monroe. TO Jane
Palmer. do; NJ Packard, Searsport, To Isaac Clos
son. Lincoln j. +. Temple ct al, Knox. to c. l..
Woodbury.. do.
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BEST n THE WORLD.


-Dey sss .yeas $50 . saif esS. vass ssS
koAy - . terrible eSsAsss ss. Sessg esy-
erred Sseb ssSss. AsyDhas sSvfsgs fs1l.
COssa ~ Gwttssva Remedies.
hsye ssed yosr CrTtgrRA KgsgDfgs in two
sases sh~r. Il proved to be saec~ssfai. Ihs nf.t
vss In the Of boy year sSd half CID
Ms fses and body in terrible sendifion. thu
ta.,E kt~ he M.,senz salpbar spriass, bot he
~ ~ isspTovs aay. was then s.'ysed to ~ the
CrIhySt E,rEMs. sAi e..r 40 r. ts py s1r
wksp NJ .kis wss u % eoait b., ssd y 10
deg. ssed the CcrIeek4 on his sores sad NE
CfTprKt mar In Ssshisg him. He IL nov ave
year Of ss~ ssd ali right III. other case vs. I.
dls~aSe Of The sesp. which va cured By Wasting
with the CCfpBEA soar AID rsf,hsag ~ me III
erkA one irffi< Of Ct'TIsff Ks~oLs&sr betng
pseA. They have proved sacerssfal In every ease
vA~re have sdvfses the of them. u u ear
y.tsias how ,sgtay enid VII improve anH.r ss "
the skin as being the beet ia the world This IL ny
sxp~d~nee. and am ready To stand by ny state
nest yonS X. BEEes :.
American Bou.e. Bogsasbaryi. y. =.
uakesssbis sails Dsssss~s Cared
fhsv~ been afflicted since last March with a skin
dis>sse the Sdsfors called Eczema Ny face VA
eoversd with sesi,s and sores. and The hehing aod
barnins almost nnb.arable. s~stBr 70 =
CaTHUeA ERsrDfTs 10 highly recommended, con
sisd<d 10 give them frtai ing the 1rrtcUsA and
CuricgEs soar externally, and kgsoLvsxf inter
sally 10, fosr months. cali myself esf- In srHti
tsd~ for ~siei, make this public statement
MIS-. CLARA a. FssoeElas.
Broad Brook. Con.
CasssaSs RsasAiss
Cure every st~cies Of tsS'uFjng, hnmiiatinE. rcb-
Ing burning scasy, and pimpy diseas.s Of the skin.
scalp and Iopd with loss of biir. add all hamors.
stsspl~ sorofnIos. or agioas, when physicians
asd all other remedies fall.
soId syeryshere. Price. CUTpUKA, Se. soar,
z'e.; kgsoLytsf, u. Prepared BY the PorTHS
A~S~pd for "How 10 Cure 5kin Disss ses. n
t4gre, ~ tinsirations. and 100 trstifsonIsis
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The best Salve in tn ~p.i fcf i'w,.
Bruises, Sores, VI 'e;s, Salt lshsrm seye
Sores, letter, Cha ed Hands, Childish.
Cosns. and all Skin s-upticas, ard pests re-.
cures Piles, or no pa :equirei. Il 10 qua
anseea to give perfect satisfaction, CT rsYa,
refunded. Price ss c., ia ns- boz. y. sci
Av NJ S,~.. .s. -s''es s-s
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Never exaggetste. Never betray conf
dencp. Never give promise that You do ne,
fulfill. Never associate with bad company,
and dnsliy, Never be without Sfeeie's Little
Bile Pills. to requisite your liver, r, lieve your
indigestion. grant you pheasant and refresh
irg sleep and keep you in perfect health. 25
cents per bottle OF J. =. Mixer and C. B.
Murrhv 4 TO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-04

The transition from long, lingering anC
painful sickness to robust health marks al
epoch In the life of the individual. Such
remarkable event is treasured in the memory
aud the agency whereby the good health hs,
been attained is gratefully blessed. Hence
it is that 50 much is heard in praise of Flee
trio Bitters. So many feel that they owe
their restoration to health, to the use of the
Great Alternative and Tonic, II you are
troubled with any disease of Kidneys. Liver
or stomach, of long or short standing yor
will surely find relief by use of Electric Bit
ters. Sold at soc. and 81 per bottle at J. NJ
Mixers Drug Store. dec3ld&wchw
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Bigeiow. Levi X, house lot
corner of oxford and
Franklin streets,of Boyn-
ton, $50
Brown, Stephen. 30 acres
land ~ range Of LOngfel-
low, IS
Clark, + B. lot of land, No
1859 Bridg.- Place, l25
Chandler. Mary A, heirs of
house and lot, Patterson
street, north side, 201O
Lot of land north Of above. 30
Cooper, o p, 100 acres Of
land. Mud Mill Road,
formerly occupied by W
Cooper, 500
81 acres land, Mud Mills
meadow, IS
Dearbourn, J s, heirs Of
Sac es land of ID White, IS
Dockendorf, John, house,
barn and land, so Belfast
road, occupied by Sylves-
ter, Ia
House, barn and land north
side Belfast road occupied
by sylvester, IS
House, barn and IL acres
land, Church Hill road,
occupied by Simeon
Doyle, Marerett north half
of land near Sidney line
of Cook, u
Emery, Chas, house and
LOT, middle road adjoining
Williamson on the North, 80
Emerson. Urrin, or IN
| known, house and land,
west side Of Mud Mills
road, 5th range, 400
Gardiner. Alonzo p s acres
| meadow land, east OF
| Mud Mills road, Oi
Greenlief. Granville, about
II &C es of land. 4fh
range. east of river. 800
House, barn and S3 acres
Of land, formerly Ran
dali lot, 40
Hallowell, Lorenzo and
| Lensrd and -. Studley,
Is acres land, lot ~, 9TH
rasge. adjoining Togus
| POM. 100 I
Halves. Marietta Mrs, II
acres land. part lot llg,
| 4th range, east Of River, 20,
Leighton. Harvey n,
house lot No :, east
side Amherst street, z0G
Lincoln, Alphonzo, or un
known, ahout Z acres of
land on Weeks Mil road. 100
Longfeliow, A r, 81 rods,
land next Hailoweii line, 7oi
Luther Z Pierce, 10 acrrs
land, 6;h range Of
| Earskin estate, 30
Ridlon, Emery ;. or un-
| known. house lot, cor
ner Western Ave and
| Florence street, 800
Robbinson, Stephen. lot Of
land ! Keen and Moore. 20
So acres land of J II skates, 10 &
Smith ,0rrin. 10 acres land,
ID range of Young, 100 q
Stone, Mrs Lutha. house
and lot, Bangor street,
west side, near " hitney
Brook, 100 3
Thomas, A q, shop on
land VI Mrs John Britt, Os
Trssk, cha-, y acres land,
sth range, 100 o
7 Ter, Chas, 2 acres land
Of Paul Wing. 1pl
Ahna; 81 scrrs land, north
bounded b, ballard east
BY Richardson, west by
y I,kr, south BY road
leading past Silver Lake, Is
Turner, thas ard Frank,
house, barn aud ~ acres
land, Gross Hill Road, Of
Clark heirs, go 0
wilson. Otis d, 81 acres
land on Coomb.' Mills
Ro4d, 1000 o
GUY TURNER, Ire
Augusta, Aug. 70. iss9.
asgasistaw3w
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n. o. NICHOLS,
Jsshing AAssa md Slater, Stsse Vert,
BFiek ard Plastering, White
waahing 3 Kalssaining

D ~ 1ay q -. An orAefs peonptiy atsen6r1
~ u1oak. Aasngea- Ne -4->s1s-sF.
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NYANTED-By an active, temperate, Ameri-
w can, age SO. position As clerk In = store in
any country village Has had experience in selling
most all kind of gooSs Good reference. Address,
wlt' Is A. H., r. o. Box A2. Togas. Ne.
NyANTED-50 babies, Thursday afternoon,
w Sept. Is, 1881 at the Capital Grange Fair, to
compete for prizes offered BY the same.
sept3d2w Per order Committee.
WANTED-A few gentlemen boarders, with
w or without rooms, NJ III Grove ST. auEl9dlws
NyANTED-An to know tina, I will do dress.
w making tailoring. both cutting and making.
also plain sewing. Apply to MRS. n. N. NICHOLS,
Child Street. near Gage Street extension. june27dtf
WANTED-MAN-T take the agency Of our
w safes; size 2exlsx Is inches weight 500 lbs !;
refa price e35; other sizes In proportion. rare
chance to create permanent business II home.
These safes meet n demand never before supplied
by other safe companies, As we not governed by
the Safe Pool. ALPINE SAFE Co.. Cincinnati, o.
Aug3d Wed&Sat26w
A GENT WANTED.-A man accustomed to
"A dealing in Office supplies to manage the sale of
the Merritt type writer. A perfect and complete
machine. Sells readily AT els. Address Merritt
Manufacturing Co. Springfield, Mass. aug23dim'
NyANrED-A few gentlemen boarders by the
w week. Apply to Mrs. J. T.. LAPHAN.
sug2idif Winthrop Court, Augusta.
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nA 0V'c skin ana scalp preserved and beaatihsd
Q0pl y BY GCrHuRA 7DAr. AbsoIotrIy Pufe.-
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Spefial Embellishments.

snail Adverttseneats, not exceeding sArss liner
To LET, LOST. &C.. viii Be inserted here or Din
FOR cents, three nnes for - cents, aAA oae vseb
for 70 oents,h paid In advance. II not PAID -
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For BaltinorO, Philadelphia aud New York,
4iSSR .. M, $40 and li:6O p m, daily, and s;oQa,
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a. ms eK,
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RRLLLIRR.
AN Sorts Of Local news and Gossip from
the GlRSa CITY,

Ah Sorts OF Local AeH4 hqa dOaelR tFpn
ths Glass City
lShnny ACdnll has gone % Ireland on
BUY dsoEs has gone 70 Join the ooluRhu
oaiesI shannon Archer Is improving YER
Mis- Ella Grove viii visit Wichita friends thl
summer.
Il superintendent ., \ Jones Is in shFeyo' Ai
Dubois & Mccoy are making the seats for thu
John Hutchinson and vile, Of puukIrk, lud.
are visiting here,
Bob LRrke hlsEone back to Pelkey Bros, John
WhelAn Tesignllg.
Findlay glass workers are coming hero on an
excursion The Fourth,
Bellalreltes are leaving daily for camp In
almost every direction,
Mis- Laura sGllrfstS home from IN extended
visit 0the Northwest,
Adam Wagner mud wife leave to-day for Ru
extended Michigan trip,
MTG. shaekl6ioLd and children will visit the
Shenandoah Valley this week,
Charlie Lancaster will spend several weeks In
Cincinnati, leaving Tomorrow.
Muncle, Ipd., wlndowglass workers will spend
part Of thelF vacation In Bellaire,
Hugh NcCulpheOn aud John Kulp left last
night for n summer trip to France,
The g, a. H. picnic ut Bethel Grove, July 18th,
promises 70 beaYeFy pleasantalhir.
The. fair and festival committees report $50
made by the Church OF God last week,
The delegates to the glass convention next
week Will be qIaFtsrcd ut the different hotels,
Council will open tomorrow night bids for
the paving OF twenty Sluaresot central streets,
The pipe line men urO busy and are rucely-
Ing pipe daily by tho car load from Pennsyl'
YanlR,
The glass workers committee have about
all the money they want for tho coming CON
ventlOn,
Some wheat was cut last week, but tho wealth
or was bad aud II good the most OF II will be put
upthis week,
Tho narrow gauge railroad will bring large
crowds 10 EelllIrO on tho Fourth OF July 10 SEQ
tho races OF tho bremen,
The regular monthly meeting Of the Minis,
terial Association will DO held IN the First Pres'
byIerlan Church this morning.
Mrs, Milton Thompson, daughter Of Captain
Garrett, u very low at her home on Pinch run,
and friends are not very hopeful,
Rev, N, s. IIoey was very sick yesterday, and
conSes uently did not Ill his pulpit, Rev, Nj,
Alexander, 81 BeRlSville, o., OBLIGATED.
Quite u time wRs had at most Of tho glass fac.
tory Saturday when work was shOpped, A treat
was given the men by their employers,
A little fellow was fshCd out OF the river AZ
MRnley,s wharf boat Saturday evening, more
scared than hurt, but II was u narrow escape.
The glass houses are all shut down now for
several weeks, Bellairo Will be comparatively
lu!et, although there arc several conventions
and the Fourth comes this week, and next week
the glaSSWOrkeTS convention,
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Gfailon Accommodation s;iO p. m., daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation, 6;Sb o. M, 1901
and 6:l0p, MI except Sunday.
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lwLlRTTNls FERRY.

Glhss Workera, HOtos-PaFaOpRl Gossip,
Church HeWs-Whlkipg Match, etc,
Nisz Lizzie He'll has returned from HOndlya'
burg.
NJ aud Nm. 7, u, Heslop are entertaining Nj
Ryder, OF PoneEoN
Oaleer waSepsEalres,sd four men on Saturday
evening for tghllng.
Nj. Harry NoFihYoodand family arrived Safely
at QueenatOWn on June %.
Miss Dom Cook Is visiting MF, and Mn. Stephen
Hausaton AZ ERSt Liverpool.
The Y. Z. Sunday School will not have a pic,
nIo on me Fourth, aS expected,
About 100 pe0pleattended the FOresteFS' picnic
VI broadway Park on Saturday.
Rev, John I, Knox, Of Topeka, Kansas, was In
Town on saturday calling on friends.
VIII, Winters arrived home from Delaware on
Saturday 10 spend his Spmmef vacation.
A festival was given at the q. a, X. Hall by
the col0Fed Odd Fellows on Saturday night
W, T, Duncan attended the National Conyen.
Ion OF Master Plumber Al Pittsburgh last week,
AF. Edward Uplegnf will move his family to
Anderson, lud,i this week, where he iSWOrklng,
The are department was called ont on satur.
my evening bya small arc In Exley't planning
Mn, Lewis swartz aud Miss Laura swartz
leave this week for Anderson, Ind, 10 make 4
visit,
.Nr T, J Irwin, who has been managing the
lew days,
J, ", Mason, who has been attending college
near Nenia' Is tho guest Of his friend, George
About $500 was added To- the taxable prop
erly by lh9 Board Of Equalization, which recent
" finished It's lRbors.
HenlamIp Delaney lspot expected to live, His
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From Now York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
g;O6 and l2;S0p, m. and il:O0p b. M, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 p, M, Q I
cent Sunday.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


Tho Features of tho Money aud Stock Mar
kets,
NEW YoRE, juno 2,-Money on call easy with
no loans, closed offered at 8 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4aGI@ per cent, Sterling OK,
change dull but steady ut 81 sGLaiSS4. salei
were G7,O3l shares.
Tho stock market to-day was fairly active, but
the animation was almost entirely confined To
The trusts, which again furnished more business
than the regular list, They were also decidedly
strong throughout, especially lead and sugar,
aud 10 u certain extent checked tho declining
tendency IN tho general list, caused principally
by the hAmmerlng Of the traders. First prices
were from 3 to " pCr cent below last evenings
closing. The usual strength shown In sugar and
lead trusts, however, acted rs a wet blanket upon
the bears, and In very large trade actions, lead
rose from NY TO ~, aud sugar from 1867 TO
NV ln. tho first hour. Tho market finally
closed fairly active and firm at but slight
changes from last evenings figures. The final
changes nlO Insignificant and about equally
divided between gnlnS aud losses.
Railroad bonds dull sales only $4,000.
Government and State bonds dull and steady
IN firm.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
nrAyEn rALls. JunO q, lsso,

hH
sfpIrd l-lttq' will he received by tic un'
d|rrsianri uItl sNuEpAY, IuLY G, a, u. ls59r
lor Nh, IrnIiul aud Paving OF seventh avenue,
In lsagpr fulls huiOnGh from Eighth street
l1 the New brighton bridge. Said pro-
pusajs To- tt srIRur'u far Fire Brick and LiB'
6nirr Block paIlig aud the bid for both ~ be
by llcsanmrr ynri..
'EarlrrippOail 10 be accompanied by u Corti
fed .nrlE irr one thousand dollars, payable 10
thoouluT ui lhhs, +. Wallace, Treasurer OF tho
borough. All cheeks accompanying proposals
which ntr nos accepted VIII hG returned lnme'
dutcly Elttr The awntd shall have been made.
Thocivrs received from the successful bidder
Will bc returned To him upon hls entering Into
a formal contract Tor The due performance Of the
WORK. ani giving bond With approved slretieS
Tor iuy ptt cont II the contract price. Hut in
ct,o hpthail iRil To Cutcr Into such contract and
piyo such bond within ten days after notice Oi
th+ Rgpyptn4tr ol lis proposal, the check ac'
cpmpinlius such proposal shall become the
pmturty NJ tile borough Ol Beaver Falls.
E,rh bidder must furnish Il NlmnlGOi brick or
stone hlocy Which he proposes using.
specifications tan be lccii ~ the burgess Office
" llmts Finer.
llr blruugh Council reserves the right to re-
GEO. r. LIsCOMB,
secretary Borough,
lu7 500 second Avenue,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-01
Advice to nlothcts.

Are you disturbed at nightan broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of Cutting teeth II so,
send At once and get a bottle Of Mus,
WiNsLow's SooTtt1Nu SYRUP FOR Chit
DRES TRETnlNo, Itsvalue Is inCalculahle.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately, Depend unon it,nptheB, there
Is no mistake about IT. II cures dyson.
terry RnddlarrhWa, regulates the stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie, RoiLens tho
gums, reduces inflammation, and gives
tone and energy 10 the whole system.
MRs. WiNsLow's SoorIitNu SYRur ron
CHILDREN TERrIitNo Ia pleasant 10 the
taste, and Is the prescription OF one oil
the oldest and best female nurses and
physicians 10 the United States, and ID
Tor sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price % cents . bottle. NwTaW
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DELlyERED,


WHAT wrought the changer This wonan'S face
Is rlduy With u roses gFACG.
Her eye Is bright,
Her heart IL light.
All, truly lisa gOOdly sight,
A. few brief months ago her check
Was pallld Hnd her step WRS weak.
tvTho end Is near
For her, ! fcAr,''
Sighed many a friend who held her dear.
l can tell you what wrought the
change in her. She was told by a
friend, who, like her, had suffered un.
told misery from a complication Of
female troubles, that DR.. Plerce's Favor
ite Prescription would certainly cure
her. This friend "knew whereof she
spoke" for she had been cured by the
remedy she advised her friend 10 use.
She Is enthusiastic in It's praise, and tells
her friends that DR.. Pierce deserves the
universal gratitude OF woman.kind for
having given 1t this iniallible remedy
for It's peculiar ailments. 1t is Guarqn.
teed TO give satisfaction In every case or
money refunded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-01
MADE ulM TAKE WHISKY.
How dohn L, Sullivan Incurred the EnmIt
of John Sthnlhtnn.

OF John sthpletnn.
~ am glad to SEQ that one OF my erst.
while acquaintance stands a fair chance
of being battered UP aud made to look
like a chopped beefsteak," said John
slapleton, OF Chicago, II refer to the
genial gentleman who belongu 10 the
name Of John l., Sullivan.
Didn't you know / was acquainted
with Mr.. Sullivan hG continued. "0h,
yes; / know him. / made his aCQuaint.
anCe several years ago In New York, 1t
was when / first joined Augustln Days
company. One afternoon ] went around
to the Ashland house 10 meet a friend
who was with a firm In Wall street. l
met him, aud we were about to leave the
hotel when lie excused himself TO run
up 10 the room for something he had
forgot, and / strolled into tho bar room.
"Thgre was q very hoisterous crowd
there, and lotB OF loud talking by a very
big man, who seemed 10 be rs near be.
ing In tho king business az possible In
this country. Nobody contested any.
thing he said, and whenever he gave an
order II was filled without question. ]
stood of 10 one side, enjoying tho per.
iormanCe, when the biz man CALLED out:
"'All hands up 10 have q drink
~ didn't think this meant me, 30 |
turned to look out Of tho window. A
moment later d great hand closed on my
coat collar and yanked mo up 10 tho bar.
Then the gentleman who owned tho flBl