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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-12

Buy your drugs Of "the boys, /,
johnson, Pratt & Co., IS Main It. II
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Field and Garden Seeds, Groceries,
Etc, at "a W. Third South st. dim
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THE FINEST AND BEST.
selected line of Curtains and
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woodey'S.
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lots Of Chidrens New and Stylish Embroidery Caps
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Gents British Half Hose, pairs sc.
Gents Balbggan Unjersrts Soc 4Jc and 5 each
One lot each OF Wire Hair Brushes I2lc l5c CSC each
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Our Boys and ChiIdrens Clothing Department

Il Spreading Itself this week Mothers Shirt Waist
One line Of Dark Cheviot Waists at
One line Of Light CheviOt Waists
One lot each Of Boys jersey
and 1885, style, workmanship durability equal
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: lt'Ia H.n - =. 'ta'-' 9
barrett and Forrest.

Dasldp'. Sage Erps., &. IS !4ti, :
= When Lawrence Barrett was a mem:
Der OF the Chestnut Street Theatre
Company in Philadelphia, many years
ago, a curious incident traDspired. At
that time (thoiwinter Of 1862 Edwin
Forrest WAS in retirement, living quietly
at his home on Broad street.g The great
tragsdian was a regular attendant at the
theatre aud an attentive listener. He
observed young Barretti with peculiar
aud approving interest, and on several
occasions went behind. the scenes before
the close OF the play, called for the
young actor. and spoke words of com.
mendation or, offered valuable sugges-
tons as to some bit ofsacting. . Forests
criticisms were often 80 exact as to take
note OF pronunciation. y One evening he
sent n card from his box on which9 was
written simply: n"Extraordinary,, not
extra-ordinary."aa Mr.. Barrett, OF course,
being self.educated man; had the fail.
ing ofspeakiDg words as they arc spelled.
He thought, however, that this time he
had a point against bis curt but friendly
adviser, to whom he'sent the following
reply: !"but it is extraordinary" having
in mind, of course, the question orthog.
raphy instead of ortheopy.sForrest con.
fined his reply to four words" Consult
your pronouncin1 dictionary"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-04
INC. General said a She III, !! Could.

The General said She Could. $500
@ The Detroit Irib,ine tells that a woman
recently approached General Sherman
ina railroad car and. pulling at his coat,
asked s.'Is this General & Sherman ~
eyes, madame, General Sherman, ]
felt that Unjust see you. + wanted lto
look at you and talk with YOU. : l had
three brothers infyour army, In the FIJI
tenth Corps. Two Of themnw never
come buck !" The general Strengthened
up In o minute and ibis. eyes Igot n little
moist. lie would have done anything
for her after that. Three brothers In
bis command and two killed ! n flo sal
there and talked with her with sucl
courtly dignity that, encouraged, crowd
Of women and girls, the companions oI
the sister OF the three, soldiers, crowded
into the car No one would have Fsus
pected that his nap had been spoiled
The woman who had awakened him wa
young and by no means unattractlve II
appearance. Her color deepened US thu
train prepared 10 pull out, a" General, Il
it's it-true," she asked, hesitatingly
"what they say about Your kissing th'
women wherever you 60 ~ A'I'm afrait
It IT, SWELL why do you do 1t? Doe
II please them 2'."'I don't know whethe
II does or not. Some say 1t does, = "Gen
eral, can Lean Il" then she stopped
"Can l do it2" she finally blurted out
The general was on his feet in an In
slant and, reaching up, she gave him
good smack. Z, \, !; *. Z. < !. 80
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1zzSr.
The Poor Actor, =

Brootlyn Eagle s 4. " (. y,
u Henry Irving relates that years ago a
London haberdasher, became, inoculated
with the idea ofgoing on the stage. So
he sold out his shop, reserving a, supply
Of underwear, and invested the proceeds
to exc out his salary as an actor. In time
his grand dreams Of surprising Kean and
kemble having departed, heSy,; was an
humble utility man at the Theatre Royal,
Manchester. But his invested money
gave him income enough to provide q
Christmas eve supper. for his associates
at the theatre. Oae Of them hesitated to
accept because the weather was SO cold
aud his clothing was SO, thin, and worn.
Before tho supper the exGaberdasher
pushed, this poor fellow, into a bed room,
saying, There's a little present for you
in there" 1t was a suit Of warm wooden
underclothing. Fancy this poor actors
feeling when, comfortably, clad, his body
and heart equally, warm, he took? his
place at the table,. II can feel that CRATE
full warmth yet, Exclaimed Irving .'for
l was that poor actor 4 ~ ~. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-04
/ Ballot Reform In Primary Elections.


The Governor Of Massachusetts con
i graduates the people Of his State on the
! satisfactory working Of the Australian
ballot system as modified and applied te
4 general elections in Massachusetts, and
4 recommends the like reform in primary
{ elections. Il i
ST.; Custom has made the primary election
4 a part Of our elective system. It is the
;Sfirst public step in the choice Of law.
I makers and elected executive officers,
Where one party has Sa large and
1 assured majority the primary; election is
I the real election, that provided by the
fundamental law being merely the rati.
. tication Of a party's choice. NJ
Every argument in favor Of honest
!; elections applies with as much force to
the primary as to tho election to which
the primary leads up. lit be said that
unless primary elections be ! honestly
Conducted the people will cut loose from
/ their parties; and take revenge at the
frce-for.all election, the answer is that
yS5the people do no such thing. n The aver.
! age partisan sticks to his party, and
scarcely any argument or array Of facts
however! discreditable to the methods
8of the organization will drive him from it.
Every State should protect its every
. voter at every election, and from this
+ rule the primary should DO no exception.
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Conner & Snedeker,e!
dels 3tz Cor. Market & Fourteenth Street,
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ANOTHER DISEASE !, j. I
q, there M Epidemic Of Nose hopplngr

{ rs there M Epidemic Of Nose hopping, b
Baliiaore Sun. ssgl'iellTS
THE epidemic Of the grippe IN Paris
and the rest Of Europe has attracted Il!
tentionT in Baltimore during the past
week TO an epidemic among certain
bloodthirsty individuals 81 imaltreating
the noses Of others. Whether or not
this mania istaivarietyoi the Influenza
grip nobody knows; but II IL keeps up
nobodys nose will ibeJ left 10 enjoy the
grip, when II Comes, Tor while the grin
has not been falling OF to any; extent,
noses have, land the question fniay.be
pertinentlyi asked, Who ,knows whose
nose goes next =? & Since 80 many noses
are becoming divorced from the faces "a
which they, were thought 10 be perma.
nently attached, they bid fair 10 make
for themselves p place In weekly stats;
tics, where they ,niay. DO reckoied with
births, deaths, marriages and divorces.
Nose statisticsj for the past week show
that the industry, began: down on East.
ern avenue Z list : Sunday, when MI.
nearly sliced of one, pair OF noses be-
longing TOT himself; and wife, selecting
tho one !. In which his better, half had
supposedly hthe greatest interest. On
Monday Ella Kidd and ia cleaver, by
joint effort, removed the 3colored olfac:
tory OF Robert Adams In a restaurant on
Baltimore street. N 4. /; \ z Il e;
Tuesday reports omit noses, but in the
excitement of Christmas preparation
there was scarcely any business done
except with regard TO- tho coming holt.
days, Il On Christmas day there was more
leisure, which somebody In < George
Hammers saloon occupied BY throwing
q beer glass and changing the landscape
on Patrolman Moylan's nose. Next day
an East Baltimore coal yard horse got In
his work lon Charles Sewell and spread
bis nose, oyer a large facial area. The
old saying about; cutting off ones nose
10 spite, ones face Is, understood 10 i'm.
plyia very foolish act, though some peo-
pie have such noses that the act would
probably DO justifable. but when folks
begin TO-, cut off, other iolks'ijnoses to
spite other folks faces II Is a time for the
strict construction Of the law, with some
explanation Of married women's rights.
OF course, il this is the grip the pass.
word Is 2epidemic,"e aud 1t! cannot BIZ
stopped. There are those, however, who
| say It Ia another; malady altogether, fol
while the grip is thought to have origi
mated in Europe from much smelling OIL
American gold during the exposition
Baltimore noses are affected by comint
in contact with harder metal. n. Z Z,
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"a He'll Gnti,usii,st,

Sdglndp Courier. X s Il I! I. y n
81 On his recent journey 10 East Saginaw
to attend the big G. A.. r. camp fire
General Alger met Clarkson, the base
balliBt. Alger greeted him cordially and
t BIZ men and md yoa sfG s one q thsn
Clarkson.n Then followed a disserta,
ton, on the subject OF lout and drop
curves, championships, &c., GEN. lAlger
being classed in tho category? OF base
ball cranks, and he told this story y
z 1.-Two years ago General Sherman was
guest at my home. My son Fred,
then II years Of age, was shown every
courtesy blythe distinguished veteran,
1 told Fred he ought to feel very highly
lions. y ~ n ItJi't . 3.i
Papa" he replied that's nothing,
walked down town with Brouthers this
morning. a5i y Vi
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fS-'- ohSi 5f=ssi q 70, S.g5iUl
Dir. Pnrncll's Case.

American .readars8 do not need to
learn through the foreign dispatches
1 that Mr. Parnell's political enemies will
turn to the very best political account
THE scandal with which his name is asso-
Sciated. Nor lis st necessary to be 4 70.
minded that many Of those ! who ARE
throwing stones live in the; most fragile
of glass houses. MI ~
The ofIense with which Mr.. Parnell is
charged is common enough among the
3so.called upper classes Of Great Britain,
sbut the condoning Of these things Is not
so common as formerly The masses
( are better informed than formerly, and
they have mare virtue than the classes.
Tt is, to the masses that Mr. Parnell and
his friends have made their appeal. It
lis on them that they rely for the success
Sof their cause. To ALLEVIATE them would
/ be fatal: Whether MI. Parnell's guilt,
sifestablished, would alternate them, il
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49, F-'r.1f-z..'p stsE 81
: Open tho Doors.

Senator Teller is about to make de-
$termined move to do away: with the ex-
5ecutive session Of the Senate. The man
who succeeds in opening the doors
sot that body will deserve monu.
Sment. The executive session is no lon
ger q secret session, Tor the press never
fails to discover and to tell the country
what, has been done in the Conclaye, Of
the Owls. The people are opposed to
the executive session, and tho Senate
may as well let 80 gracefully. 1t will
have to let 20. 8 IA
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Not for Cowl!f

4 I can say, for one, l have taken five
bottles Of your Extract Of Red Clover for
cancer OF the breast. l am free from
pain and aching and l have great faith
in a permanent cure My; cancer ia Of
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could not expect,it to leave at once, but
/ have not felt as well with it in five
years as:1 do now. It is a pleasure for
mo to write you this, as l am sure you
have the best remedy in the market for
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out Loose's Extract OF Red Clover for a
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P. <M.ENebo, MINI. For sale by Logan
Drug Co., ~ Bridge Corner druggists,
Wheeling, W..Ya. 4 i {, Ii y. il3
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MIKE No Mistake,

1 III you have made up your mind to
buyl Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be in.
duced TO take any other. Hoods Sarsa.
parilla is. a peculiar medicine, possess.
ing, by,iyirtuej Of it9 peculiar combina.
ton, proportion and preparation, cura'
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Of the kind before the people. For all
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Be sure to get Hoods. 4 yf,E ~ 5
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

~ y.iFs -, 81. Il DIED. = - =
sElBERT-0n Friday morning. January 3, 1890
.s5sHtl Z o'clock, ;KA1liAEiSA, wife Of Conrad
seibert, aged 60 years. s months and is days
The iuneral will take place from the residence
Of her husband in Pleasant Valley, on Sun
day afternoon at 8 o'clock. Friends Of the
family are invited. 1nterment at Green;
wood Cemetery. No flowers. Extra mstol
will leave Elm Grove Station at 2 O'Clock. 4
koTH4on Friday, January 9, 1890, az a7:Is
q O'Clock p.i m, - at his residence In Fulton
LOUIS RorH, Jh., 10 the Slst year Of his aye,
Funeral from his latc residence In Fulton, Sun
Y. day afternoon at Q O'Clock. Friends Of the
family are invited. Interment at Green
81 wood Cemetery, Il 90, ~ 4 u - 80 80
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Stern parent (sternly )-Has that dude
been around here this evening 2 .t3ll13 4.
~ Dutiful { Daughter (dolefully)@-No,
papa Oh what did you say to him !
Tell me You 'll;break-.t.St 'it31i .3;
Il s. p (scornfully)-Break nothing. 4 l
told him that i'll ever caught him With
ina mile Of you I 'd:make scrapple 5of
him. 43 q g
DID. (teariully)4oh, sausage u ! D Papa
on my bendcd knees. 4 I. 4 z
q S. P. (gesticulatively ~ have spoken.
@ DID. (excitedly)-1 love him i Sob, l
love him DO YOU not hear /? without
him life for me will be one round Of con.
tinual blank No caramels, no theatres,
no. z, Z y; Y 4 ~
&iS. p. (musinely Perhaps it were bet.
ter that l told EiherYE l. have discovered
something about " that sparrow. toed
shadow, that EEwere? 7 \ but to lisp IT. you
would atheiwhere you now love. ,ls,fs sl9
4E d. D.&( passiouately) = Impossible!
We're he a murderer, sorger, anything, i
would still stand between him and harm.
full drafts. g I-:Sat -
Il SIPS (shudderingly) Listen, iniatu.
ated$ grill Your lover iis84 from New
ed EDS Gas ;she faints) This is indeed
too much, W "a : Il Vi Nv
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j;S&P AINEsyILLE,i OHIo-J. M. Loose Red
Clover Co., Detroit, Mich. II have used
your Extract Of Red Clover with perfect
success, and take pleasure in recon.
mending its use TO any afflicted with
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ing it from my &own experience to be a
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RlsoN., Write for testimonials. For sale
by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner drug.
gists, Wheeling, w. Va. Daw /!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-04

AT Bonhan, Texas, one T..W. Cas-.
key delivered lecture on Jefferson
Davis, in the course Of which he said:
ut is said history repeats itself. 4 II this
be correct then the truest instance Of a
repetition that know Of is that the life
Of Jesus Christ is repeated to great ex-
tent in the person Of jeff Davis" MIR.
Caskey must have thought he knew his
audience. Z. Z, $50
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Nor one Of the Senatorial aspirants in
Ohio is having anything to do with the
organization Of the House-not one.
Neither Brice nor Thomas would have a
hand in that matter for twenty Senator
ships, and Millionaire Bookwalter prides
himself on equal virtue. This altitude
nous attitude OF the rich men in the
ranks Of the Ohio Democracy insures q
campaign of the most lofty and virtuous
description. 49,
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PlrrsnuRdn is going to sec whether
she can't get rid Of the dead" electric
wires, which have shown so fine talent
i for killing. Other cities are taking hold
with yigor. The dead wireis not to have
things Its own way forever.
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eI.'5N. - - - =
! Buoklcn,s Arnica SaIvs

l The best salve in the world flor cut j.
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is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
boxes For sale by Logan! Drug Co. i;slis
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"a Hopeful Bu.lnlIos;sasI I Outlook 10 ~.

There lis reason to- expect that the
coming year will be prosperous one, In
spite Of the many speculative croakings.
The. business satmosphere seems to be
passing Through Ia stage of!purifcation
which Is the best possible preventive of
such ,collapses tas have occurred several
times lin ourl history The ycountryt to
the5west otIua; is Developing lat a rapid
rate, and contains q great deal more Of a
produce surplus now than it did year
ago. = This promises a3larger measure of
activity Sin buyinghfromI and selling to
the interior. And Eitfwould seem that
prices for most Of the staples are already
80 low that they cannot decline much
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For coughs and colds, take Lemon
Hot Drops. .s az & xsIf4 < 5st:i
= For sore throat and Bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops. II ID! IA SSH
4 For pneumonia and Laryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops. -; Z e ~ 49, &
= For consumption and Catarrh, take
Lemon Hot Drops. p &2ffiis3t
For Hemorrhage and all throat and
lung diseases, take Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation L
s. IS cents, at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. Il. Motley, Atlanta. Gu. THast
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MARY ASDERsoN's friends deny that
sho Is about to marry and say, that she is
more likely to enter convent. This,
however, she will not do until she has
made another American tour, for which
she is already engaged and which the
American press is this morning per.
imitted to announce free Of cost to the
fair Mary and her enterprising manager.
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AN Indian Territory tough, being on
/ his death.bed, confessed TO two horri-
bic murders for which another mun was
hanged. Here Is a wrong which society
can never repair. II y be asked what
right society has to do this thing, the
answer Is not easily found. i: i, IA
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LEMON ELIXIR.
It's Wonderful Eject ON the Liver, stomnci

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..55.3s53 Bowels, Kidneys and Blood. 4
Z; DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is pleas.
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n YESTERDAY was Mr.. Mills day to
catch a Tartar, and he happened to be o
Democratic Tartar from Texas. Mr.
Mills was unable to pull free wool over
that mans eyes, and the star-Eyed God
;dess OF Reform seems to have been stab
|. bed in the house OF her friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-04

WHooPlSa cough, Group, sore throat;
sudden colds, and the lung troubles pc.
culiar to- children, are easily controlled
byprolnptly administering Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. This remedy, is safe to take,
certain in its action, and adapted to all
constitutions, : ~ 81 nav "A;
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I. The scheme to run Campbell into the
Senate over the beads Of all the money
bags may or may not materalize, but it
has been concocted by some shrewd
politicians, and ghrewd politicians some
times get the better Of men Of more
money and less shrewdness. Anything
that spoils the auction will be a public
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Are active, effective and pure. For sick
headache, disordered stomach, $loss Of
appetite, bad complexion and biliousness,
they have never been equaled, either in
America or abroad. For sale by Logan
Drug Co., J:;T.g Goodwin & Co.,, @. R.
Goethe, A. T. Young, John Coleman. : &
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X Tho PROSPECTS for.Irish Homo Rule.
Eeg York Sun. I, l..ilittsq SD 4
Should Mr.. Gladstone's health permit
him TO remain for another twelye-month
the leader OF the opposition, the process
OF welding all sections of his following
into Radical party willhave been we'll.
nigh completed, and the Irish movement
for home rule will lave been brought
nearer triumph by, being merged ina
prospectus Of reforms urgently demand
ed by all the friends y OF aprogress
in Great Britain. 1t is not, indeed,
TO be expected that SO 4 long as
Mr.. Gladstone lives Lord Salisbury
will dissolve Parliament, until he is
compelled 10 do co ihy,the approaching
close Of It's statutory term.9 Meanwhile
NJ Balfuur aill!sndeavorto create diiler.
euces OF interest between the Irish
National leaders and their principal
supporters by gratifying the desire oil
tho Irish hierarchy for the State Gnd0w-
,nent Of Catholic college, and by intro.
ducing land purchase scheme calcn:
lated to transform large part OF the
Irish tensntryi into peasant propfietors.
On the other hand, should the advo.
Gates OF Irish self.government have the
misfortune to losegMr.gt Gladstone,
while 8 tho lpsion Of old aWhigs
like Lord Granville, /: OF q Liberals
like Sir G.. O. Treyelyan and Of; Radicals
like Mr.. Brailaushr. is still imperfect,
Lord Salisbury would jdouhtless seise
the occasion to invite the verdict Of the
country in the hope q securing are.
newed lease Of power, When We bear
in mind that neither lord Roseberry,
nor MIR. Morley nor Sir William Har:
court would hs cheeriullys accepted as, a
leader by all factions OF the, Gladstonian
party; and that Mr.. Labouchere and
Mr. Bradlaugh are more distinctly out
Of the question ave perceive how pro-
foundly MIR. Gladstone's disappearance
from the public stage must modify. the
whole political situation in Great Britain.
-. M q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-04

TIE Sugar Trust is standing on the
verge Of the grave, about to fall in. Very
little brine will be wasted on II by the
people Of this country. ". *
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CALVIN 5. BRlcE has the grip. He
thinks It is on seat III tbs United States
Senate. q 4 N q 4. \. :. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-04

~ If there were as much said when q doc.
tor loses patient as there lis when a
faith-healer does, what constant COM
motion there would be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-04

IT is not so bad to have tho grip as ior
the grip TO have you. "a, e 5l,si.