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Go TO the Queer Social at the Second
Presbyterian church this evening. Ad.
mission 0 cents.

THE following clipped from the Bur.
ilingion Junction, (Mo.,) Pol, contains in.
formation Of no little value to persons
troubled with indigestion:
For years the Editor OF the Post, has
been subject to cramp collie or fits Of in.
digestion, that Frustrated him ior sever.
al hours and untitled him ior business
for two or three days afterward. About
a year ago we called on S. ]. Butcher
druggist, and asked ior something to
ward OF an attack, that was already max.
ing life hideous. Mr.. Butcher handed
US a bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie, Chol.
era and DiarrhGa Remedy. We took
the medicine according 10 directions,
and not only found relief on that oc.
easion. but have several times since
tried it's virtues and found relief in
every instance. We take this method
OF acknowledging the benefits derived
and recommending the cure to all others
subject to indigesiiou.'l For sale by G.
r: Goetge, John Klari, W. w, Irwin
W. E. Williams and C.schnepf. paw
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To the Ladies.
....,., To the Ladies.
THE
WHEELING vi lNsTALHEy7r,
nSc to ll4o Market St,

There's no. a family In the CITY. n,,, l
INC state. that snot familiar Win ov ". u Id
Inc name OF tho Wheeling lml,,r nv, ala'>,
symbol Of iaIf'quArc dcalIng-our ,,o,,.'i
goal Tor economlcal purchssct,--I I,a 'Hs
'a'inE mart for the mui,Itudc--yo',@s, s'ar
uehee Of these facts can We SIswr' S,''o u
number of wheelInr's hes, pcopls II,s Mas
our stote'-wc point with ptlie ,o,t p'''o'a
that grace our Roll Book--wc ronr ",uS f'sa
selves tina, We have faithfully 5I,'1 ~
,tns.to implicitly placed In us--Yc %.' L,
Tor you all We promised to ,lo-we Do,
our du'y a. servants Of the ,cop,c ' .,st t''
more, Wen continue to do i,TTS Aal VIM
feature inauSursicd In our ,,,., ~sr'a'i
which your Interests are no, eon,II",' "G'Al b
object Is to do for you wha, o,hcn T o,,,,
ou, mission Is to save you MONEY ~ NO
dollars Into your pocket, that hwc 10 =
OUT long ago through eAorbl,an, , ,,sa ale
give an equivalent for every dali. ,,"e--l
ITO give you It's full valuc--To.' . BET
every dollar wha. you REASONABLY " "' L
what your dollar dcmand.-r,us, , rHts'--
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FREE! FREE! FREE
IL. j. Schulz Dealer In Boots and Shoes,
No. 1884 Main Street.

IL. j. Schulz Dealer In Boots and Shoes,
No. 1884 Main Street.
Knowing the very general desire
among our customers for good family
portraits, we take pleasure in announc.
ing to them as we'll MS to the public al
large, that We have made arrangements
with one OF the largest and best known
Portrait Copying Houses in this ca,,n.
try to copy Tor us 500 or more Photos,
which We are to send them. These
Photos are to be enlarged and finished
IN Crayon and India Ink to three.fourths
LIE size, framed and ready to hang upou
the wall, OF the same size and quality as
have been sold for years at $40 90 each,
and we propose to make present OF one
OF these elegant Portraits to each of our
Cash Customers Us soon as their pur.
chases at our store amount 10 s25 90.
lhe price for our goods ,UiN remain Just as
lolu as heretofore, but we trust that this
unexampled offer On our part will great
y stimulate cash trade and induce all 10
buy for Cash as well 40 to prove to the
public generally that it is not only our
aim to sell goods Closely for Cash, but to
please our customers in other ways and
to occasionally deal with them with
extra liberality in repayment for their
custom which they have so generously
showered upon us in the past, and
which we have no doubt they will con.
t'nue to give us in the future. Respect.
lully, II. ]. Schulz,
1884 Main Street.
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SPRING ADVICE.

Scieniae Mdgo;iae. ta,E.i AZ
Do careful Of your diet. You do not need
heavy food, such As you require during the
winter. H.a
Spring may DO beautiful. but II Is trcachcrous.
DO not let 1t deceive you into cold. fever,
malaria or pneumonia.
Do not throw of your winter lanuels too carly.
1t Is better 10 suffer little Inconvenience than
10 take cold. Ea..-
II you feel tired, feyeri.h or ovcrhca,od, do
not rush or aud take "tprIns medic Ines. Cool
yourself down and In this way help your system
and purify your blood.
II yon feel hot and thirsty. do not drink large
quantities Of water or other "long" drinks II
Is much better TO take little pure whiskey and
water. which VIII quench the thirst, tone the
system, and lortliy against disease. .....
Remember that only pure Whisky should ever
DO taken Into tho system. and that the leading
chemists aud scientists OF the present day unite
IN declaring that Duiry's Pure Malt Is absolutely
the putest and best. Hrl til
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C8NNEhLSFfLlE 70 PARAMOUNT,

Ihcy Arc TO 10 Connected Vim Uniontowr
by Brunch OF tho Il. & o.
The Baltimore & Ohio has decided
says yesterdays Pittsburgh Times, to ex,
tend its Fayette county branch on
through from uniontown to Morgan,
town. ". va. 1t is twenty.iour miles
rom uniontown to Morgan!own, and
nearly Elk miles Of this has already been
completed to Fairchance. 1t will be
completed before October. This will
MAKE N ca a direct line from Connellsyille, on
the Pittsburgh division, to Fairmonu Mt
on the Wheeling division, distance oi
sixty-three miles. 1t would open nm II,
some Of the bes. coal lands in the conn.
Try. The people OF that region are any.
ious for the completion OF the road.
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

All the judges OF this Court wert
present yesterday.
The cdse OF RIA. Martin vs. NJ. War
ner ct al, from Tyler county, was con
tinued.
Atkinson & Piersol ct al. We. William
Beckett, Gould ct al, from Richie
county; submitted.
State for use OF Bank VS.. W. +, Hud.
kins ct al, from Richie county; sub.
mitted and new bond required.
NJ. Reilly ct al. VS.. D. Barr ct al, from
Wetzel county; submitted. ~
John 5. Clayton vs.. Barr, Davis ct al,
from Richie county; supplementary
record filed apd case submitted.
State vs.. Fetrick, from Marion county;
writ Of error allowed no bond required
Melville Peck was admitted to practice
in this Cont on motion Of Henderson
Peck. =
The Court adjourned till ten a. m. to.
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coaie, which was 40 full OF hearty con.
gratulations and heartfelt greeting that
It seemed 10 at once make the visitors
feel at home. Mrs. Collier, Of Bellaire,
responded feelingly, and was followed
by the President, Mira. @. L. Walter, Of
Marietta, whose annual address con.
tanned many interesting things. Music,
reports, minutes aud parliamentary drill
filed In the interim till supper time,
In the evening the mass meeting was
very interesting. 1t included Miss Belle
Browns splendid paper on Social
Purity" a solo by Mrs. John A. Top.
ping, "0ur Responsibilities" by Mrs.
NJ. \. Springer, aud well delivered
recitation by Miss Helen Dunlevy.
Two more sessions will be held, one
this morning and another this afternoon
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". c. T. U MEETING.
The Ninth ohio District Convention Opcn.,
In bridgeport.

The Ninth Ohio District Convention opep,,
In bridgeport.
The second annual convention OF the
Ninth Ohio District, Woman's Christian
Representation, opened three DAYS
session in the Kirkwood Methods,
Church over in Bridgeport yesterday al.
terioon. The first meeting was fairly
well attended by both delegates and
outsiders who feel an interest in the
work OF the society. The church was
not filled, but in the evening when the
mass meeting was held, there was not n
vacant seat. i ~ - wv . .
The afternoon session opened n few
minutes past two o'clock with hymn.
give to 2, the Win Winds Thy Fears" BY The,
ant, led in prayer, and Miss Mary p
Curtis, OF Marietta, read chapter from
tho Bible. Mrs. J. L. B. Macdonald of
B Bridgeport, delivered an address Of vel.
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DR.. @. F. Ulrich was then presented
and read an instructive and interesting
paper on Some of the Vagaries Of tbs
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"Tho Drummer l,oy,n

Good audiences greeted 1.-THE Drum
mer Boy OF Shiloh" at the Opera HOUSE
Yesterday afternoon and last evening
The play was enthusiastically received
each time. In the evening number Of
old soldiers from West Alexander and
Elm Grove were in tho audience, anG
this evening delegations are to come
from Fairmont, Cameron, Moundsyillt
and elsewhere. The performance goes
more smoothly each time, and irou
present indications Sheridan Post vii
receive n very comfortable sum out O.
the proceeds.
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WHEELING INSTALMENT Co.

We Guido ourselves In China and Quecs,u,s
There's nothing you know more ,bO ",'.
aud outs OF than thee goods, au,l set ,b,,%,
nothing in which there's more chen, and a.
ccption-what We offer this week ME- ,,.,.,,,
drives In Tea and Toilet Scts-Gools ina, =.
made In our own ct,y-Goons that Afe Know,
BY every wheelinglte MS superior I, ANY M,
duced by outside manuf.c,utcrs-toods tbo
have gained an cuviaole rcpu,a,ion-ror,,
SETS handsomely decorated lit odd, untouc a
signs, well let so this week nj s. @,-R.
uueed from 81 Co--Tea scts-Tht is, CON.
plete Tea Sets, rcatly decorA,cd-wc off, :,
only IS 80, former price IS OO-th!ns Of III
Ladies' you're getting home made wate-rb.
Kind that sells here rcgularly-Not ch,,,
"clap'trap" goods called Chinawarc-Our All
for worth Is on every set-Moueyor no moDr1
come here-we sell on ins,alpiea,, and rlr,
you time to pay.
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IF you cannot see and need spectac!es
yOu shOuld call OIL us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
thnn any other Optician In the State,
md guarantee satisfaction or money re-
!unlel. JACOB w. GRUBB,
Jewclcr and 0ptician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Yesterday shortly after noon, as two
sons OF Mr.. George G. Hannah were
driving team recently purchased by
Mr.. Hannah, the horses frightened on
Sixteenth street and dashed up Market
at gallop 10 Twelfth street. The elder
boy attempted 10 control the horses,
but the younger one yelled In alarm,
which increased the fright and speed OF
the horses. On Twelfth street the
horses fell, and were caught. The buggy
was somewhat damaged, but the boys
were not hurt.
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Weather Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. G., June ll.-Fol
West Virginia, fair weather, preceded
by showers, stationary temperature
southerly winds. For Western Pennsyl
vania and Ohio rain, stationary tempcra
ture, except slightly cooler in Northern
Ohio variable winds.
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John NJ. Jardine, the man who ship
ped the burglars tools TO AIartinsburg
some time ago, and was arrested on Mon
day by Officer Short, WIS arraigned be
fore Squire Ankle yesterday as person
OF bad fame, and was sent to the county
Jail for one year.
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Harry P. WALLACE, aged 20, native Of
Jennings county, Ind, and resident oil
Wheeling, and Matilda Daub, aged 20, q
native and resident Of Wheeling, were
Yesterday licensed to marry also Charles
3. Blue, Of Wellsburg, and Augusta L.
Hoge, Of Wheeling.
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We received last week TWENTY-FIVE
more Victor Satellites, and are nearly VI
with our orders. We Gun furnish the
King OF Safeties now on short order, as
We have twenty-five more on the road.
For the next ten days we will sell all
the makes OF Wheels We have in stock
excepting Victors) at very low prices
Write or call on us.
EDw. L. ROSE & Co,
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Broke his Shoulder Blade,

An employe OF the Union bridge
named William MeGarrell was helping
to unload steel rails from q car, when
the swinging arm OF a crane knocked
him oil. He fell to the ground, alight.
ing on bis shoulder, and broke his
shoulder blade. He was removed to the
North Wheeling Hospital and his in.
jurfes attended to,
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A brakeman named Huey on the B.
4 Q. had the flesh about his left elbow
badly bruised and torn loose from the
bone. by being caught between the
bumpers Of two cars at Warrington. He
was brought to this city, where DR.. J
A. Campbell dressed his injuries.
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DIED.

HEIMBERGER-A. The residence Of her motho-
9t kohey's Point, Ohio county, ", Va. on
wednesday morning, June II, 1880, at ii
O'CLOCK, CARRIE iEiNDEgGgR, aged q years.
Funeral from the residence Of her o,her, F riduy
afternoon at 2o'clock. intermcnt at Stone
Church Cemetery, Elm Grove. Friends OF
hefamily are invited to attend,
Wednesday. Juno II, 1890, at . o'clocE n. M ~
. JOHN WEI'sEH, aged % years. - 'A''
Funeral notice hereafter
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Released from Jail,

John Smith, the man involved in the
bogus honey business with "Dr." Parker
and his wife, and recently sent to jail
for selling adulterated food, the com.
plainant being Mrs. Parker, was yester.
day ordered by Judge PAUL. to be re.
leased on his own recognizance in the
sum OF 500.
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THE following druggists outside of
Wheeling are agents for Chamberlain's
celebrated remedies: G. B. Carney
lEEalrmont; L. 7: Wells, Clarksburg, i.
j. Richardson, New Martinsville; Grant
4 jackson, Grafton; a. II. hurley, Cam.
eron; ]. NJ. Tetricb, Warrington. paw
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL for the beneii,
Of St. Paul's Chapel, Mt Elm Grove Town
Hall, Friday, June -. Supper at {
o'clock. Admission 10 cents, supper %
cents. All arc invited,
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APlenhlng Sense

0l health and streng,h renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature 10 ehectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale In SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
..-..". ntw
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Large line OF Scotch Tweeds and all
the novelties in woolens for mems wear
when we are prepared to make up In
the best Of style and fit at reasonable
prices. c. HISS & Sons 'O''
1921 and 1923 Market street
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ATTENTION is called to the advertise.
ment in this issue OF the Ohio Valley
Prohibition Assembly to be held at
Moundsville from July 4th 10 18th.
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SEE the pretty Dairy Maids Drill and
get ice cream, sweetmilk, buttermilk,
strawberries, tise cake and biscuits at
English Lutheran Church tonight.
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HAVE your Watches regulated with
our thermometer, which you will at all
times find In our window.
WHEAT & HAScuER,
1881 Market street.
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A DELIGHTFUL opportunity for an even.
inG Of real enjoyment at Dairy Maids
Carnival at English Lutheran Church
tonight. ssl .,5E5r'- - :
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Go TO the Queer Social at the Second
Presbyterian church this evening. Ad.
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fine Eating Tor the A. AS Picnic.
s. S. Marvin 4 Co. take pleasure in
announcing that they contributed to the
Amalgamated Association picnic, 800
loaves OF their Jubilee bread, $50 pounds
Drummers' Lunch buscuit and 100
pounds OF Big -Four ginger.cake. Those
who did not attend the picnic will find
these elegant goods for sale by all
grocers.
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Picnic Grounds,

Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the river-is the most deairabie
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application 10 J. G. Tom.
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, Wheeling, W. Va. Al, f55i9 : :
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bridgeport,
Corner Bank and Main streets, tonight,
at $3.50, grand Stereopticon Exhibition.
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CASH paid for mems Cast on Clothing.
Mills \ Co., 1904 Market street. Call
or send postal. rbss
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fine Eating Tor the A. AS Picnic,

headache,
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TherInom eter Record,

The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
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HAVE you seen the Premiums for the
Bridge picture cut from Ohio Valley
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STONE & THOMAS.
Gbc Sutelliecufer.
OnIce, Nos. 20 nnd 81 Fourteenth stroct.

Perfumes-R. II. List.
wautcd-Girls and Men-Employment 0licc
wanted-Two Girls for Homework.
HRllOrEn's Commercial SchOal.
lap kobes-Geo. N. SHOOK l. Co.-FUur,l
PDgc.
June Stock Of Dry Goods-Eggcr, warrick &
Co.-Fourth Page.
Lecture at Fourth Street N. +. Church.
Water Rents are Due,
Summer SchoOl-wheeling Business College
Painting and Decorating L. Kutnct &
Bros
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Go TO Mike Hearne's, No. 20 Six
teenth street, for Gibson 4 Dougherty'l
Old Rye Whisky,
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GOLD DOLLARS and Enterprise Baking
Powder alike 60 without premiums.
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Your grocer has 1t, ~
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Go TO the Queer Social at the Second
Presbyterian church this evening. Ad.
mission 8 cents.
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Go TO the Queer Social at the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church this evening. Ad-
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GlRsoS's Prepared Mustard finest
for table use. rrbs,tw :
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ENTERPRISE BAKING POWDER makes
lighter and whittier biscuit than any Other
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ASK your grocer what to do with wan.
per from Ohio Valley Coffee,
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Go TO Dairy Maids' Carnival tonight
at English Lutheran Church,
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We are Sole Agents for the ]. j.
Radollet 4 Co.'s Geneva Watches. Those
desiring fine movement should come
and see us. WHEAT & HANcHER, +
I, 1881 Market street
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EACH pound Of Ohio Valley Coffee is
part OF useful house fixture-investi.
gate,
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PURITY and strength combined In En-
terprise Baking Powder. : : :
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and best, GOV ~
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:, PsE a Coffee that gives satisfaction:
Ohio Valley. =. -. = =
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Coffee. -
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FOR comfort and durability, wear our
celebrated zoe fast back and cOlUred
Half Hose. G.. HESS l. SONS,
1924 and 1921 Market Street,
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REt0nTs rRESENrED.

The Secretary and Treasurer present.
ed their annual reports, and the Board
OF Censors having reported favorably on
the following applicants for member
ship, they we're balloted for and elected
as members: Drs. @. A. Aschman, II
II. Shields, A. j.. McNurr and R. j.
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Children Cry far Pitchers CaskQtiia.,

1. S. Coon lsdry goods The cheaa,lpes.t
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-19

MRS. HUGHES HALLET the family roof to
I've friends and nothing more, as Mrs Hughes
Hallet now explains. The power of attor-
ney was revoked, although to appease nu-
merous creditors for parliamentary expenses
and old army and family debts the private
fortune of the wife was brought 50 low that
she was compelled to meet the engagements
by instellments, the amount being about
$1,000 each years
Mrs. Hughes-Hallet now seeks legal sepa-
ration from her husband on account of the
Selwyn affair. In an interview with cable
correspondent she says: ut has caused me
endless modification and the most poignant
heartaches. It is the elimination OF long
experience Of infanlies that no woman can
tolerate indefinitely" The aggravation In
the Selwyn cese was the greater because Of
the close family relations Of the dehnQnents.
Miss Selwyn called Col. Hughes-Hallet
father, and he spoke of her as his child. Tho
assignatiop at Ellingham Hall was procured
on the colonel's representation that be de-
sired to meet Miss Selwyn for the purpose
Of having her appointed guardian of bis two
children by the marriage with Miss Seiwyr's
mother The interview, as was disclosed
later. was for an entirely different purpose,
and the la;asnn was proved to hare been an
old one and carried on for q long time at his
OWN home.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-19
s.Ouick Polish"--A New Discovery.

A labor saving preparation, placed upon
the market at price within the reach OF
all-something needed by everybody, and
essential to good housekeeping, that goes
to make home bright and pleasant. Five
cents buys Il large package. A harmless
preparation, marvellous in its results, has
no grit, does not scratch or injure the most
delicate surface, produces brilliant pol
ish quickly on all metals and finished
wood, removes rust, ink stains and grease
spots with slight effort.
1t will clean and polish gold and silver
ware, silver and nickle plating. brittania,
tinware, zinc, copper, steel, glassware.
plate glass. gilt and polished picture
frames, ivory, piano keys. scour knives.
polish finger nails Manufactured by
Quick Polish Co. Factory. No. 225 South
Topeka avenue. Office. 42O East Douglas
avenue. Wichita, Kan. For sale by all
grocers and druggists. 5olt