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Tnrkisll Baths.

All forms of blood diseases cured b
taking A. b. Q. Alternative.
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Health makes home happy; therefore
take A. b. g. Tonic, the great cure for fe-
male weakness.
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Beautiful home-sites in Oak Park for sale
cheap by Carneal q Gayle. 1l0G Main street.
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Call TO SEQ CArneal a Gayle, HOG Main
street, and inquire the price Of lots in Oak
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yiolets. VioIets. yioletS.

Fine, large. fresh Flowers. Also, Bloom
ing Plants at Hammonds, 1O7 east Broad
street.
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noe, yonr Plano Need running 2

BUVb AUUT TIftIU 4NNNH 4NtII'k
Hume, Minor & Co.. Ninth street, have
expert tuners. Work promptly done at
reasonable prices.
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How would you Ike TO own lox1oo foot
lot 81 the White sulphur 6psin9s
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CFALED BIDs Will BIZ p ?.
rrsnrnmnN,s SUPPLIES

CEINE-TRRFAD, GILL-s%1
- Ix0 TWINS. All OF ne best !, -
taakes imported py as, which We sell !. = ~
pricr. Also. in ssocx an numo<ss - -
aud Liaes. corks, &c. Nesfing sae ysssrss'ss
up OF al description. sstssiesuos soNS
1. nicHrEssr E.Ns s.s,rssi>
corner Seven.eeath eni Fran - rs's'
Solo Importers Of the Lsoa Brand 1905.
warranted full standard W e'es' 20 ~
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IN GERMAN CIRCLES.


Tbe young Recommendations Of Rich
Uopd. who contributed 80 much towards
Dokine oermApday > suesses, ere cen
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OP rHs srPEei>f.'..'
YRGINIA PssiTEstlAs., J


OFFICE OF rHs stfs.l'l..
YIkGISIA PssirE'i
CEALED PROPOSALS. , VIII -. !;
- received st this ONCE until 49, 80, ~ 4
AIRY s7Gh, az 10 O'Clock NJ, Tor furnish, p. .sI
stitusion for the next twelve mo- -, n 10 q
rusry lea, with FRESH BEkF, 80 81
J s.O0 pounds usonthly, 10 more y ..'issrsis 4
ties, as the requirements d3masa, - al
the penitentiSry, 10 bs furnished % -
ties and az such times ss The ~ -. ~
may require. subject 20 inspecllcn. b.. !. =
be exhibited. Give bias Tor fore A.
tors and cuts separate. -. "a. y v
The Bcara Of Dsrec,ors rcseg'o 'A''
feet any or all bids.
By orier OF ths Bosri Of plrecioss ~
So Bit W. W. MOSES, slpsi'-''-,oc
CEALED BIDS WILL ~ "a ~
~ CKiykD at the Office Of ne h.'l -, "a
harfssonburg Lana Company, ~. nj Do
street. until JANUARY -, iSgi, q. a SD
THE HOrEL on The coiapeays az
plsns and specifications can % 80 -. :, -
ofices i2gi east Main siseo', elly'
reserved 70 reject any ~ all oids s..rs.s,r
ia sd J. }. BOSWELL. ja'
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Nlnfi,cra

Sold By druggists generally.
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DID NOT CREDIT IT.

"There was certainly nothing in the con-
duct of Cassignuel to intimate that he and
Marie were not man aud wife. They were
received as such by their neighbors and
when il was mooted on his fight that she
ever cave il the slightest credence. Cas-
signuel was homely, unprepossessing-
looking man. and the wonder is that any
young woman should find in him the power
If loves witchinpn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
MARrIN,s FERRY.
MISREPRESENTATION Gossip
sIcknoss, etc.

IycddInEs-Excnr Gossip
sleknoss, etc.
Union street, in Clark's addition, viii
be widened.
Charles Smith, of Pittsburgh, Kans.
is visiting here.
Carlin's iBattery will hold reunion
in Martins Ferry this fall.
The street fair will be held in Martins
Ferry some other year, possibly, mol
this year.
Charley Van Pelt has recovered hii
watch and chain, taken by friends in
joke, and is happy.
7. +. Martin will curb Second street
from Hanover to Walnut at thirty.sever
cents per lineal foot.
To-day picnic will be hold in Tay'
lor's grove on Pleasant Ridge by the
Scotch Ridge Sunday school.
Halle Newland and Miss Roena
McBurney were quietly married on Mon
day evening by Rev. A. E. Brownlee.
Mr.. Horton, of Macarthur, O., is an
applicant for the secretaryship Of the
Y. NJ. c. A., to succeed Mr.. Haughton,
resigned,
Mrs. ]. T. Hanes, Miss Anna Camp
bell and Charles Hoyle who have been
quite sick with typhoid fever, are all
improving.
Miss Jane McGlenn went to Pitts
burgh yesterday to purchase an artiii-
cial foot In the place Of the one recently
amputated.
Mr.. W. R. Matthews, OF GAINESVILLE,
was in Martins Ferry yesterday work
ing up the labor demonstration to be
held there September Z.
About ten members OF the Y. NJ. G.
A. will participate in the tournament
OF the Wheeling, Washington and Mar
tins Ferry associations on August q.
Excursions will be run on the O., 4.
& W. road to Chippewa Lake on Au-
gust II and IS, the former for the
United Brethren, and the latter for the
Knights OF Pythias.
Yesterday Isaac Newland commenced
a dwelling on Monroe street for John
Tierney and one on Clay street for
John Henderson. Scott Stewart will
erect three.story frame house for
Frank Brown.
James Grafton, Of smithGeld, and
Miss Mary Heaton, OF Pine Valley, were
married Yesterday at the NJ. Il. parson-
age by Rev. /. S. Winters. The attend
ants were James Grafton, q cousin OF the
groom, and Miss Gertie Crossley. An
excellent wedding dinner was served ut
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Crossley, on Fifth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
RELIC OF INDIAN DUTCHERY,
Tho Sign OF tho Rod Cross Is not ROcOg
nIEcd by the lied Warriors.

Tho Sign OF tho Rod Cross Is not Rocog,
niled by the lied Warriors.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Thc War De
partment has received from Post Sur,
geon John Van R. IIofr, OF Fort Riley
Nan, a battle marked relic OF the late
war with the Sioux in South Dakota
1t is an abulanco guidon, which has
upon its field OF white the sign of the
Red Cross.
According to the terms OF the Geneva
Convention this cross, when properly
displayed, Is respected by all combat.
ants IN civilized wareiGre. There are
more than 4 dozen holes in the guidon,
made by the shots from the Indians
weapons, and Major HoR, in his letter
accompanying it, expresses the opinion
that tho Geneva Convention cuts no
ilslrcin Indian warfare.
The gnidon was one of those tlisnlay-
ct IN the Wounded Knee tight, when
Hospital Stewart Pollok was killed
while going to the relief OF q wounded
man; Privates Richard Costner and
William Girtwood were granted certili-
Gates for gallantry displayed In this
Clay Greek.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
A GIRL's JOURNEY.
From England to Tenn Sssc Young Lady
Travsls In Order to We'd Her Lover.

From England to Tenn Ssec n Young Lady
Travsls In Order to Wed Her Lover.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Aug. 5.-Miss Mollie
James, of England, was married in Mem
phis to-day to Mr.. Charles villone, of
New York, She Is niece OF e. P. r.
James, the author, and very beautiful
woman OF the fine Saxon type. The
groom Is Spaniard, dark and hand
some. They met at the house Of the
bride four years ago. whom Miss james
was IL years old. It was case Of love
at first sight. Tho parents OF the young
lady perGmptoriiy forbade their mar
riase, as yillone Is Catholic. The
young Spaniard LETT his girl love and
came to America, He established him
sell in business in New York city, and
has thrived, Id did not forget his
British beauty, and correspondent with
her.
In their case, absence made the heart
ycarn fondcrr and six months ago Miss
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MURDERED FOR MONEY.
A Young Woman Who Hoped Found Dead
Near brooklyn.

A Young Woman Who Hoped Found Dead
Near brooklyn.
EEw YoaK, Aug. 6.-The mystery Of
the beautiful girl, the finding Of whose
body just beyond the Brooklyn city
line, near Glendale, has been solved.
At o o'clock tonight Charles r. Weber
identified the body in the RidgewOod
morgue as that Of Matilda Huber, Of
North Haven. Conn. She was his niece,
an orphan, and lived with him and his
wife on farm, and he accuses John
Habe, her lover. Of the girls murder.
For several months she had been ac-
quainted with Habe, New York drum
mer, and on Saturday morning she left
her home in his company against the
wishes OF her relatives. She took with
her $725 OF her own money and the pair
came to this city on the O'Clock train.
Nothing further is known Of her move
ments until her body was found
in an unfrequented spot near
Glendale. 1t Is supposed that sho was
murdered for her money, as it had dis
appeared, together with her pocket
book and hand.satchcl. It Is presumed
that she was choked to death, but
whether 1t was done at the place where
her body was found has not yet been
determined. Mystery surrounds also
tho disappearance Of the supposed muir
iarar
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RELLAIRE.
All sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
The new frame residence OF Charles
Lancaster is rapidly nearing compile
ton.
Crozier Bros. are shipping the brick
for the new bank building OF Bridge
port
The Elysian opera house is being re-
modelled, and will be put in fine shape
or the coming season.
Hossy Gill and wife got SIS and costs
each and thirty days in Jail. The other
inmates Of the house were let Off with
S. and costs.
The soliciting committee OF the Re-
publican League Club has secured over
half OF the voters in BeIlaire and are
still hustling.
]. w. Molard, who was injured in the
Bellaire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati wreck
last week, was able to be out yesterday
for the first time.
Last years tobacco crop is coming out
at rapid rate from Monroe county, the
Bellaire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati railroad
hauling the bulk Of it.
The first locomotive crossed the new
bridge ut Weegee creek this week.
Work is being rapidly pushed to where
the road leaves the river at Powhatan.
DR.. j. N. Randolph, show boatman,
had his boat attached by'Constable
Baugh not long ago. Tuesday the doc
tor made a trade, getting 5000 to boot.
He came up and settled all claims and
went his way rejoicing.
A law suit drew large crowds at
Squire Mason's court all day. A horse
had been traded Tor mule, sight I'M
seen, and when the man went after the
mule, it was found with its back down
the hill, not able to get up-consequent-
ly the suit Of yesterday.
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James agreed to seize the frat oppor-
tunity to slip awry from home and come
to her lover in America. Her parents
OWNED her purpose and kept . close
watch on her, but without nyail. She
eluded their vigilance and bought a
ticket to New York. She was pursued,
and hid on board the ship. When she
arrived in New York she found that
her iiancee was in the South. His bus
mess associates gave her his address,
and they made nm appointment to meet
in Memphis. Miss james arrived this
morning and was made Mrs. Villone
this afternoon. A magistrate performed
the ceremony, as neither Of the lovers
would consent to having that office at
tended to by priest OF the groom's
faith. After the ceremony, they took
their departure for st, Louis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
PENNIES AND o1p COIN,
Banks Currency aud the cofoncPs Silver
PIate Carried Away by the burglars.

Banks Currency aud the Coioners Silver
Plate Carried Away by the burglars.
YOUNGSTOWN, Quo, Aug. 5.-Addi-
tional information received regarding
tho burglary of the First National Bank
Of Kinman shows that the loss was
much heavier than reported at first by
the bank officials. Director Davis was
hero this afternoon, and states that the
burglars effected an entrance Sunday
night by prying open window, They
attacked the vault and succeeded in ~.
moving the outer door OF the vault, and
attempted to reach the money vault but
failed. In the outside vault wore sixty
private deposit boxes which they raid
ed, carrying away 5000 in silver plate
owned by Col. u. N. Youmans, $500 Of
silverware belonging to G. NJ. Griswold,
$500 OF the banks currency signed by
the president but not by the cashier,
5000 pennies and collection OF old
coins. The bank officials offer $500 re-
ward for the thieves, and will pay lfber-
ally for the recovery OF the property.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 3. Pick-pOckets
worked iniustriously about the big fire
n, State street yesterday The neigh
boring department houses were cram
mod with people, ard the excitement
furnished the lIght-Gngered fraternity
with excellent opportunities to do their
work. y.
Detectives Wood and Plunkett, OF
the Central station, detected u tall,
SPARE, elderly woman withdrawing her
hand from lady's pocket in tho Fair,
Plunkett Immediately seized the wo-
man and found that she had just gained
possession OF a purse containing SIS.
b,the moment the officer caught her
gry,hc. elderly woman who was
near made rush for the door. Officer
Wool intercepted her, aud both were
t,kcn 10 tho Central Station and
scar,bcd. The prisoner who was caught
in The net gave the name OF Mrs. Me
Andrews. OF No. 1921 State street. An
other purse, which she claimed was her
own MAS found in hGr dress. Mrs. Nc
Andrews made no denial OF the theft
and refused to talk. Her own purse
was well stocked and her appearance
did not indicate need.
Her companion proved to be m eS-
pcr.. Seven purses were found III Gu
tacious pocket concealed beneath hcr
anon. The woman was over sixty
wears old, and instead Of expressing
crici or contrition, exhibited unmistaE-
Sble signs Of anger when tho officers re-
iieyet her Of the pocketh0oks. She
refused 10 give her name to the police.
Thc contents OF the purses were s. Is
and a ticket for ElEhorn, Wis; $l4;
So and two old German coinsi s. 50
snd West Side street car tickets; 81
a7l sereyal postage stamps; n rcticnle
containing s. and two letters addressed
to Joseph Kral, Bohemia, and 50 and a
commutation ticket to Hawthorne.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
BIG ATFAIR.
Two Thousand Invitations Issued for the
Boreber Golden Wedding.


Two Thousand Invitations Issued for the
Bersber Golden Wedding.
HARTFORD, CoNS, Aug, 5,-An event
Of this week will be the celebration OF
the golden wedding OF John and Isa-
bella DerOhCr Wednesday afternoon.
Nearly TWO thousand invitations have
been sent out to people in this country
and Europe. The affair will take the
shape OF an old fashioned tea party.
There will DO all the old time friends OF
the Hooker and Bereber families and
the grandchildren Of the two families.
Senator Joseph r. Hawlen will act us
master Of ceremonies, The attendance
Of notable people will be large, judging
from the acceptnnces received.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
REAL ESTATE.
FOE s. A LR.

House Of four rooms on Charles street. Centre.
Wheeling, S900.
House Of four rooms on corner Of Wood and
Twenty'tourth streets, 81 $50.
House OF ak rooms between TWenty'thtrd
and IWenty.tourth street1. on Woods street.
Rental value per annum, sl92. Price $500
one-halt lot on Jacob street, Centre Wheeling
cheap at $500.
-Four lots on South Penn street, cheap at 81 900.
Five f0omed brick house. and fun lot, on
Jacob street, Fifth ward, $500.
Seven roomed house, on Rof street, desirable
Ten Toomed house at a bargain on North
Five roomed house, 2sl5 Eoif street, $500
=, -Four roomed house. 100 Eighteenth street
Sine rOOned brick house, 1851 Market street
Hs!ilOt on North Main street. 50 by ia feet
Iilo. on EosrroOt, south of Twsuty-oishta
HSiliot on Mey,ton street, south Of Twenty.
seventh street. $50
sixteen lots on the north side OF Twenty.thIrd
street IN the new addition OF Filnn & whyta
u Io SO on Eosuad Jacob streets, in North Ben.
"G ID; IN MeMschcn. nowly laid out. cheap a.
ios Il zaasis Orchard aud Old Fair Ground
additions
Elm Grove al low figures.
Fourroomed house on TWenty.nlnth and
Woods street, y yQS0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
SWALLOWED a SILVER poL1AR.
III Attempting an Act of JuggIery m Ohio
NInn Cots a Coin in Ills stomach.

III Attempting IN Act of JuggIeryNn Ohio
Man Gets n Coin In Ills stomach.
FrNLAY, o., Aug. 5.-John Roland, q
farmer living near Custer, Wood county,
accidentally swallowed a silver dollar
to-day. He and two OF his neighbors
were clipping dollars in the air and
catching them in their mouths, He
tossed one up several limos and caught
it all right, but In his last attempt II
went down his throat, causing no pain
or choking, The young man was in the
city to-day consulting a physician, and
said that 1t did not hurt him at all. but
that he could feel it at times in the
lower region OF his stomach.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
HAS HYDRoPMoBIA.
aorOy Godfrey Acts Like Dog and Has
All tho symptoms.

All tho symptoms.
SAGINAW, AIlcH., Aug. 5.-AGorey Cod
troy, Ii years old, is suffering from a
horrible attack of hydrophobia, with no
chance OF recovery. Only July 4 last,
while returning home from picnic, he
was attacked by a strange dog, which
knocked him down and bit him in sew
cml places, inlicting severe and pain.
iul wounds. The boys wounds were
dressed by local physician on the fol-
lowing day, md he then went about his
work. Several days ago he complained
Of feeling unwell, and remained homo
from his work. Yesterday, at the sight
Of glass OF water, no was taken with q
spasln, and since then he has gone from
on conyulsion into another. lIo snarls
like dog, aud tries TO grab his attend.
auts with his teeth. Three or four men
are required TO keep him quiet during
his ircnzied cxertions, and he pitifully
bcss his attendants to kill him. Physi.
clans say it is a well developed case OF
hydrophobia, and there is not one
chance in thousand OF saving his life.
lie isa REMARKABLY strong boy for his
AZ, aud extreme difficulty is had in
keeping him qnlet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
AGED COUPLE SLAIN.
Mr.. and Mrs, jackson II, Donnolly Found
Dead In Their Home.

Mr.. and Mrs, jackson II, Donnclly Found
Dead In Their Home.
ARKANSAS CRY, KAN, Aug. 5.--Henry
Dennelly, aged 20, son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Jackson H, Donnelly, of this city, upon
returning to dinner to-day found his
mother lying on hcr face in pool Of
blood in the kitchen, and his father
lying on the floor of the bedroom. Tho
coroner took charge Of tho bodies and
found that Mrs. Donnelly had been shot
through tho heart, in the right breast,
and had her skull crushed. Mr.. Dom
nelly had been shot in the heart, and
about fivo feet from him lay revolver
with four chambers omptied. Il is gen
orally believed that no killed his wife
and then committed suicide. Mr.. Dom
nelly was 70 years old, and his wife 90,
They were quite wealthy, and had lately
disagreed, and had trouble about diyid.
ing some Of their property among their
children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
PATENT oFFIcE WORK.
Tho Annual Report of Chnrlos E. Mitch,
Commissioner OF Patents.

Tho Annual Report of Charles L. Mitchell,
Commissioner of Patents.
WAsnISGToS, D. c., Aug. .5.-Mr.
Charles L. Mitchell, whose resignation
as Commissioner of Patents went into et-
feet on August l, has fled with the Sec
rotary Of tho Interior the report Of the
operations OF his bureau during the fis-
cal year ended July !, 1901. The re-
port shows that applications for pat
ents, etc., were received as follows:
Applications for letters patent, 3d.
COG; applications for design patents,
l ,140; applications for reissue patents,
Ill; application Tor registration Of trade
marks, 1855; applications for registra-
tons Of labels, SOS; caveats, 1888; total
45,94b.
There were during the same period
$500 patents granted, LIZA trade marks
registered and $50 labels registered.
The receipts from all sources aggregated
$l,302, l04 and the expenditures 81, 49,
Oj2. Tho total balance in the U. S.
treasury to the credit OF the patent fund
was on July ], 1901, $S,947,S4 Mr..
Mitchell makes an urgent appeal for
additional room and for increased sal
aries for the principal examiners ot.the
bureau.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
Tho Best Remedy for cholora Morbus,

From lie Lts N0IRts Ltcdef.
Some weeks ago q LEADER man went
into n drug store and asked: "What is
the best remedy for cholera morbusY'
lie was told, Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy" The
medicine was purchased, and worked
like \ charm. 1t proved to be very
effective, and since we found by expert
ence in our own household that this
particular remedy was of real value, we
have not hcsitated to speak OF its merits
as occasion offered. pGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
AdulterntIon or rrrnch pnn,.

bosroS, Aug. DIN the Municipal
Court to-day IS. Pierce & Co. were
hned 50 for selling adulterated French
peas which had been colored by a pre.
pG'4uon OF copper. The peas were for
h saleR nearly an the large grocery stores
II, ~ 'he State Board OF Health selected
t tl!s firm because 1t was reliable and Ia
Tbas lne matter before the public.
i.J e uyIense was that 1t had no know
Mo- NJ o. any eoiortng matter In the peas.
m,S Ot, Il there was any poisonous
matter N the peas the firm was not re-
ssprJJnsiolc, as the peas were imported
S Sa sent in the original packages, The
~, ~, which is OF great Importance 10
E Eiv grocery trade, viii be taEoa 70 the
N'sNer courts on appeal.
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Nv wife used only two bottles Of
"Mother's Friend" before her third con-
tinement. Says she would not be
without it for hundreds OF dollars. Had
not half as much trouble as before.
Dock Miles, Lincoln Parish, La. Sold
ut wholesale and retail by Logan Drug
Co., and all druggists. D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
IovEsrRoNGER THAN RELIGION.
"'rI' Who Refuse to Train Their Afrec.
lions to Please n Priest,

H"ha 10 FIcASc u Priest.
NErinEN, CoNS., Aug. 5.-There is
trouble in the South NIerldcn Catholic
church. Rev, Father Moore, the pas
Tor is trying to interfere it the court
ship oi some OF the girls Of his parish.
There arc large number OF very
pretty girls in his flock whose charms
nave Infatuated young men Of the Prot.
ys'IAt faith. The priest is bound that
no Protestant shall court any Catholic
guy bat the girls themselves arc obsti-
, TaIc andNIll not give up their beaux ut
We command OF tho minister.
Yesterday the matter came 10 n head
Nhcn Father Moore refused commun.
ION 10 one OF the girls whose loyo was
stronger than her reverence for tho
S-aons OF the priest. This action has
Si'o9sed all the other girls who arc sim,
H mIinrIy situated, and they say that they
W., T'I' never YIELD no matter how severe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06

LilE dlstcntion OF the stomach which
I J,ahy people feel after eating may be-
Gu us 20 improper mastication Of food /;
u uu'' IN most cases, 1t indicates a weak.
,,eSs O. Tue digestive organs, the best
~ oih,Suy lor which u. one Of Ayers Pills,
" " taken alter dinner. pAw