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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1891-11-07

Until within the past few days 1t
has been understood that all track
laying on the Great Northern would
proceed from the east. So decided
was the talk of all the officials on
this point that it created something
of a sensation this week when Chief
Engineer Becker visite Sand Point
and put a corps Of engineers at work
surveying a spur from the Northern
Pacific to the Great Northern line,
which are only about a mile and a
half apart at this point. Mr.. Beck
Ter says that the orders from st.
Paul are to build this spur and
commence laying track as soon as
possible, and that work will con-
tinue all winter if the weather will
permit. If this order prevails, and
there seems no doubt but that it
will, it will create a decided change
in the business outlook for the va
rious towns on and tributary to the
Great Northern. And while it may
wind up the Great Northern work
few months earlier than was an
ticipated, it will also have the eff
feet Of making things decidedly
liyelier while it lasts.
AS it to give color to the report
that the G. N. were getting ready to
, rush things, Contractor Stems and
Engineer Becker have been looking
over the work this week, noting
progress and giving orders to the
; subs. to hurry up the work. Il
: will be remembered that all the
! contracts to Albany Falls calls fol
: completion by January 1.
t Chief Becker told Agent Rogers
t at Sand Point, that he would have
! 600 car loads Of steel for him tx
] handle this winter.
Q Sand Point will take anothe
9 boom now, it is presumed, anC
Kootenai congratulates her neigh
0 Dor.
e The railroad business will last a
It long for Kootenai, however, as an.
e other point. The headquarters 70
% 81 miles of the work will be here
e, The freighting will remain here til
n the track is laid for a considerabl
lc distance, and when that is the cas-
1t no town will have any advantage
Re as the terminus will be changin
e. every week. On the whole, tn
of outlook is decidedly favorable fc
the two towns of Sand Point an
Kootenai till spring, when Koot,
mai will very likely come in for
" rushing business from the buildin
a. of the N. P. branch to Bonner
" Ferry, work for which Henry vi
O. lard says the N. P. has plenty
II money.
TO OTHER RAILROAD NOTES.
e- : Work is moving rapidly
Algoma and Granite on the Nortl
'et ern Pacific. About $50 men a
MS working at the former place al
ed probably 500 at the latter. Mo
u Of the work is sublet as static
'se work, and to a large number
Id small contractors. The heavie
x work will be in the immediate '
9r- entity of Granite. Besides the tn
mel of 440 feet there will be an ire
an bridge to build across a slough ne
an the approach of the. tunnel, havil
is a length Of about 1000 feet. Som
N thing of town has sprung up
n Granite, consisting Of the comni
n sary store and a sufficient numb
of saloons and restaurants to su
be ply the necessaries of life.
asst =. 4 Citizens of Columbia Fa1
1O ora CGcfl,rhAd Ovvov fba aof;O,, of 4
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VALUABLE HINTS.

Wax can be removed from clothes or
carpets by ironing a coarse paper over
the spots.
The green grass STAIN" which in
summer time SO frequently spoils the
pretty white frocks OF childhood, can be
removed by alcohol.
What is a cheaper and more delic-
ious relish than q Eink radish, crisp,
cold and tender? These tiny roots are
great deal better when they are per-
fectly fresh.
Clean irons are one Of the marks Of
good housekeeper. Irons should be
thoroughly scrubbed in hot suds quite
often, wiped off and put on the hot
stove at once or they will rust.
0xalic acid is best to remove iron
rust. Wet the stain and lay the article
in the sun. You may have to wet the
place several times. When the rust has
all disappeared wash Immediately, as
the acid Injuries the fabric.
Asparagus dates back to ancient
Greece, where the wild sea plant was
probably gathered for food, The idea
OF Turing the plant away from its native
sea marshes to grow in our garden by
supplying the beds with sufficient
amount Of salt is a trick OF modern
times.
A little compton placed in every win
dow-sill will keep out flies except in the
kitchen, wnere the temptation is stron-
ger and the remedy OF necessity little
more stringent. But a little camphor
sprinkled on the cook stove now and
again will drive out the pests and keep
them out, while it will also neutralize
the unpleasant smelllef cooking.
1t is highly important to observe how
the child uses its eyes, in order to cor
rect those attitudes which tend to in
jury OF the sight as well as OF the
health. Children, in writing, rarely
fail to give the hand an inclination, by
which the eyes are Splaced at unequal
distances from the SPaper. They are
also apt to incline their heads too far,
and acquire the hnbit Of bringing it too
near, as when they try to accommodate
themselves to feeble light.
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The Logan Drug Company, druggists,
believe that the secret OF success is per-
severance. Therefore they persist in
keeping the finest line of perfumeries,
toilet articles, cosmetics, drugs and
chemicals on the market. Phey especi-
ally invite all persons who have patpita-
ton, short breath, weak or hungry
spells, pain in side or shoulder, oppres-
sion, night mare, dry cough, smothering,
dropsy or heart disease to try DR.. Miles
unequaled New Heart Cure before ii is
too late. 1t has the largest sale ofFany
similar remedy. Fine book OF Ftesti-
monials free. DIR. Miles Restorative
Nervine is unsurpassed for sleeplessness,
headache, fits, ETC., and it contains no
opiates. 3
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For Over Fifty Yenrs

Mrs. WEsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by millions OF mothers for
their children while tecthing. II dis
turbed at night and broken OF your rest
BY sick child suffering and crying with
pain OF cutting teeth send at once and
get bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" for children teething. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer immedi-
ately. Depend upon it, mothers, there
is no mistake about il. 1t cures diar-
rhGa, regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, softens the gums, re-
duces Inflammation and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. "hirs
Winsiow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething is pleasant to tho taste and is
the prescription OF one of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in
the United States. ceiltwenty-tive
cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists
throughout the world. BE sure and ask
for "NiRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
GfYFkW
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IN SILVER, GOLD AND GEMS

The Jende's CiretlSor.
The honeysuckIe is a popular design
in silver.
A pretty turquoise necklace lately
seen was formed Of stars and crescents.
New prisms in silver take more than
the bright flush with pierced borders.
The daintiest brooches for summer
dresses are those which take the form
flowers. lE
A very handsome spoon seen recent.
ly. was Of gold with q handle designed
in open work
The dog flower is an effective design
in silverware when chased on q bright
finished surface.
A tea set wrought in Indian chasing
and having all the piecesiniow dubious
form is thing Of beauty.
Rare specimens Of the orchid, faith;
fully representedin enamel and mounted
In gold or silver, are worn in the hair or
used to fasten the corsage.
There is q sporting smack about some
OF the new jewelry, in illustration OF
which may be cited the hunting brooch,
which is made IN form OF atally-ho horn
and surmounted by fox.
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Poetry making is not, even yet, an
especially profitable business, viewed
from the commercial standpoint. The
hall dozen great poets Of generation
arc well paid, however, though the bard
lings fair but poorly. Even this Is
condition OF things better than that
which existed before the means of null
tiplying and scattering books became
common, for then even the great poets
had scanty pay for their work. George
Newell Lovejoy says:
Before the time OF DR.. Johnson
writers depended in the main upon the
generosity OF patrons for their support,
and, in recognition OF this fact, were ac-
customed TO dedicate their works 10
their patrons. The most fulsome Ian
guage frequently characterized these
dediGations. DR.. Johnson irowned upon
the practice, and, breaking through all
usageS OF the past, set q precedent for
all writer's aiterward, which was to de-
pend upon the reading world for sup
port, rather than upon any private
wealthy patron.
Shakespeare, who lived before the
day Of Samuel Johnson, but who had
no friend and admirer on whom to de-
pend, sold his Hamlet" for S25.
John Milton disposed Of his greatest
masterpiece for SIS in hand, with the
understanding that II aseeondand third
editions were demanded, $50 moro
should be paid him. The first edition
consisted Of | 500 copies, at the expira-
ton Of the second year 800 copies had
been sold. The rest were not disposed
Of until some five years afterward. At
the very outset this magnificent produc-
ton underwent the severest criticism.
For example, the poet Waller com.
mented on it as follows: 1.-THE old
blind school.master, John Milton, hath
published tedious poem on the fall Of
man; II its longth be not considered
merit, it hath no other"
Alexander Pope was a much more
fortunate writer, so far as the money re-
turns for his labor were concerned; Ms,
for instance his translation Of Homer
brought him some $4,000.
Thomas Gray obtained only 500 for
the entire run Of his poems. Fortu.
nately, however, for Gray, he did not
have to depend upon his literary work
for o living. Gray gave the copyright
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PHYSICIANS all over the county are
using "0LIvE Blossom" in their practice
with the best results. Tile high stand
ing OF the manufacturer, DR.. France, is
sufficient guarantee Of its merit.
"0live Blossom" is sold by logan
Drug Co.. c. R. Goethe, W. W. Irwin,
W. +. Williams, c. Schnepf, G. Menke-
meller, W. C. Arnbright, W. H. Will
liams and NJ. W. Heinrich; ]. W. Darrah,
Rolston & Co., Martins Fefrys Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport; c. NJ, Wyrick, Bellnire;
ST. Clair Bros, Benwood. D&w-6
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NEW York, JuneiJ.-retroleum opened steady
and advanced slightly on small buying then
declined on selling from the west and closed
anil July option: Pennsylvania opened at
6SlSo; highest 6s1fc; lowest and closing G5i{c;
sales 1900 barrels.
al GOlle: lowest $50; closed AZ G65Sc sales ~
30 barrels; charters 20,QJ0 barrels; shipments
6IsIf barrels; runs 7S,6il.
PrrrsuuRoTr. June i5-oIl market dull; opened
At GglSc; closed at CslGci highest Gg5Sci low.
est 6sJ4c.
DRApFoRp, Pa, June l5.-opened At 69Ac;
closed atCS1Sci highest zoe; lowest6sIse.
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MY BOY Bull.

Ny boy Bill, ] min him well,
Fur when What boy was born
j felt q proud q any king.
'Twiii early IN the morn
They told me that Il wuE q boy
The first we ever had,
And III Just bet you neTef seen
Ahnppier young dad.
An when seen him hrst thought
Well, much like most folks think;
e he wuE bout the finest child
That ever crossed the brink.
Fur he had fcCtrr's much like mo,
But Sarnh's lovely cyesi
lie suited me ez well ez u
I'd plSked him In the skies.
lie wuZ cz cute ez cute could DO,
An then, he grOwed so fast
That, when couple years had gone,
An baby days was past,
He used 10 meet nc 4t the mine,
An carry home dads can,
An, bless his little heart, he felt
IL big eE any man.
but 'twuzn't long aiorc II rame;
lie had one NV his own,
An Of when he truhgrd by me
Ny heart It felt like stone
To see that boy loved so we'll
A iOllern after me;
But folks must work fur bread TO cat
An 50 It had 70 be.
When we WIZ young used to plan
Fur schOOlln' an all such.
But while old arms Is weArln' out
Young stomach grow 50 much;
An bread comes lore the readin' books,
Fur tearnfu' couldn't tilt
The little mouths eE WuL Gt home,
An 40 1 took YOunR NIL
] see him now. How proud he wuI,
An full Of bOyiSh glee.
The mornln' that he started first
To work along with me!
"lll help long, dad, be used 10 say,
Fur I'm ez strong ez yon,n
An so he wuI, butwhen coal falls
tneTcF asks oaFho'
FurlI II did It never would
Have left its weight on Bill;
An me not twenty feet away;
But then 1t wIt Gods will;
An Gz We rolled that lump OF him
Ny poor. dead, nnngled boy,
A lump OF sorrow fell on me.
An crushed out every Joy.
"Just trust in God" the preacher said.
an he yer loadtt bear"
I've done Il. yet Il seems to mo
I'm cArryln' my share.
"Gpd knows the bGft. He docs for good"
guess he doeSs but, still
] can't help wiShtu' Ot'ntlmcS
That be had left me Bill.
FEASK CLARE SooSAS
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Of his most famous poem, 1.-THE Elegy,h
to the publisher, Dodsleyr at the
time entertaining the Sentiment that
II was quite beneath the dignity
OF a gentleman to earn money with the
pen, which, indeed, was the opinion
shared by Lord Byron inhisearly career
as q poet. The publisherof "The Elegy'
cleared 5000 by the publication, which
in those days was considered remarka-
BILE achievement. iti u! ilm9ie
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NEw YoRK, June l5.--The dry goods market
opened IN about tho usual form Of late hut m
iinportant development was reached IN rcgnTl
10 priees Of some Of the popular makes OF bleach.
duction OF 70 a yard In LOnsdale 81 shrltings,
LonsdaIe Cainbrics. New York mills - shirtlnpp,
Fordcylllc, Hope, blackstone and FoFRet'mc-not
"a ShirtinEs. This movement was resumed with
satisfaction, though the extent OF the decline
Was q disappointment To some. II means, how.
aver. that stocks are moderate. The move Is
more active, but the general demand was still
tnoderLfe,
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rhc nrltIsl Grain Trndc.

LoNpoS, June lj.-The Mark Lnae EypuSS in
its weekly review Of the British grain IrAle,
ays; English wheat shows tendency TO de.
cline, though good reds arc quoted NJ INS aud
whites NJ from 13S 10 is. The prices Of foreign
whent show nnHyGrngc decline OF Sd. The deal
show that prices are maintained, being quoted
al Liverpool ut S. l0d per GENITAL for September
delivery. California is rHthcr weaker; Corn Is
lrm aud Cd deaTcr Oats have declined Cd.
Harley slightly improved. Beans and peas are
rnthcr lower.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.



Markets.
EEwYoRE. June Is Morley on call easy rang
ing fTom.9 to per cent; last loan ~ per cent;
closed Offered ~ per cent. Primo mcFrhantile
paper 6tla7 per cent Sterling exchange quiet
and strong at SisialS6 Sales were isjlol shares.
The stock market opened this morning with
quito little boom In railroad stocks, but bad to
meet aud overcome the marketing OF block OF
Chicago Gas estimated ut about lOOO) shares,
and the consequent weakening elect on such
sales upon the general list. The West was
liberal buyer Of Specialties while the foreigners
feature Of my Kind WINS seen however, and the
late trading was devoid OF interest and became
intensely dull. The only material change was In
Chicago Gas, which lost ~ per cent. rhe mar
ket closed very dull but steady nj insignificant
changes
Railroad bonds more active. Sales $4,000.
Government and State bonds dull and easier.
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CHICAGO. June l5.-cattlc, receipts 1900 head; ;
market active; extra natives 81 UOaG 70; Others
81 5Oa5 95; common a Tons 90: Texans g liGI 65
stockcrs s. 2jdI 50: cows 81 Goat CO. Hogs, re-
ceIpIS 2 800 head; shipments 1900 head: market
weak and lower; rough and common 81 OQni 10:
mixed and packers 81 3Ohi ~; prime heavy and
butchers weights 81 soul IS; light s. 00aI -
sheep, receipts 1000 head; shipments 1000:
market slow aud lower; Texans 81 6ja4 70; M.
tivcs S. UOG6 20; westerns 81 $500 90; lambs s. 30
G5 IS.
East LIBERTY, Pa. June l5.-Cattle. receipts
2,l9O bend; shipments. $50 head market stronger
al last weeks prices Hogs, receipts, 600 head;
shipments, $500 head; market firm; PhiIadel
phfaS 81 SOa4 IS: best Workers y 4Oni jOi pigs
30 7SaI Is Sheep, receipts 300 head; ship.
ments 5000 head; market active at 10 TO lie
higher than last week; spring lambs 80 0OG6 q.
New York. June l5.-Beeves, receipts, 5000
head: market firm; natives 81 jOa6 50; Texans
and COloradoS 8 60A5 i0; bulls and cows q 30
al O.. Sheep receipts, 1900 head sheep firm;
lambs firm; sheep 81 jOR5 co; lambs 50 O0a7 rs
dressed mutton firm 9alOlso do lambs lOISal2c
logs receipts, II 900; market steady at 81 SOh5 D.
CIScISSATI, o., June l5.-HOgs easier; com.
mon and light g 7SaI 20; packing and butchers
81 25Ni Go; receipts 1000 head; shipments 1000
haad
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POuth'1 Companion.
1t is always well to make the best of
small accidents. This was the opinion,
Mt any rate, OF certain colored barber,
who, in cutting a gentleman's hair,
shipped of the tip Of his car.
The customer leapcd out Of the chair
with wild shrek.
"Ow," he screamed, you've cut off q
piece Of my earl"
"Sho. Don't cary on so, boss" said
the barber. "Taint 'nough for to affect
dc hcarin'm SY I4
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GIRLS EYES.
How They Manage to Look Mt Men With
out Being Caught.

out Being Caught.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The average New York girl can do
more tricks with her eyes than half a
dozen Boston girls. Her school OF prac-
tice is the horse-car, and, inasmuch as
she is usually set face to face with the
man she wants to look at, you may see
how extremely difficult it is fer her to
use her eyes and yet pretend not to see
~" INV darling" said careful uptown
mother to her lS-ycar.old daughter,
"don't, beg OF you, roll your eyes about
that way in horse-car."
~ must do it, mamma" was the re-
ply; there's man on the other side OF
the car that has been trying to catch
them all the way uptown"
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The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chi
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and
positivelycures Piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
by box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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MEnlcAL.


Both the effect and result when Olive
Blossom is used: Il nets gently, yet
promptly, It is thcugrratest boon to
wonarkind. Every indy can treat her
self and not have to undergo the torture
of instruments from physicians. Olive
Blossom positively cures all forms of
female weakness, such as Painful Mem
situation, liberation, Lurceration, Bar.
renness, LcucorThea, YPruritus, Cancer,
Ovarian and Fibroid Tumors in their early
stages and the long list of innumer-
able and unmentionable suffcrings that
afflict the patient. The Olive Blossom
treatment is simple aud harmless. The
first application often gives permanent
relief. Try it, and you will exclai1,
as hundreds of others have: ooh,
feel like q different womanl" One
months treatment sent postpaid TO any
part Of the world on receipt Of $I.oo;
six months, $500. Olive Blossom
Is forsale by all leading druggists. Any
druggist who may not have It can order
it from the wholesale dealer. DO not
aerept any substitute. Bena'e of fraudu-
lent limitations.
The Celebrated France RzstRe Olive
Blossom, is prepared only by Tie
F,uT6e Medical Institute Co., Columbus,
o. Mooyboyated 1856. Capit0L&5oo, 10000.
BRANCH HOUSES: New York, Chicago,
San Francisco. and London, England.
Sold by Logan Drug Co., C. R. Goethe. W. W
Irwin ". z. Williams. D. Schnept, Q. Menke-
meIcr. VIC Armbright. ". II, Williams md NJ.
". Heinrich: J, ". DArrah ANIL Rnlkton & Co.,
Martins Ferry; Bowie < Co., Bridgeport, C. NJ.
''''' sa2t.pAW
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nrndlleld,, remnlo Rernlntor

should be used by the young woman,
she who suffers from any disorder pc
culiar to her sex, and at change OF lifeis
powerful tonic; benefits all who useit.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Co. and MI druggists, Daw.
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L. ff,aaN NVNu al
ociirS and cahiSs ,veTe veal and lower. IN
weather throtiybout The wheat belt was repnrted
eSceptionaiiy 'fayornble thnt In Inc northwest
Tor lie maturing OF crops and that In the south
west foF The harvesting which has begun there.
The morkef closed strong al about the best figure
OF Inc DIV.
Corn active md higher.
C)ntS were weak.
Provisions strong and higher.
W,1EtTMCosh M SmIfng Die. St. 4 sprina !a1a
a5,.. M . rad HSiEafg". Ynng lSaoGa!5c; July
gjstan iJ;n9,i5c: ADJUST SOSsaglISaQiLlc.
GohNICash No; 2 S5a51aoTc; iuly '3'sG'i'ia
0tArs"Cssh No. q S7i5s: June 57aSsTza37JSc;
July aCaSsIaS7gsc; August SO}} sa32' laa2}sc.
T F11a7,IT srsbH 70 %
MrSS = poIKGCaSh Sin anoIoa;. July $40 GOA
no J9eig 10: sepieS8hsf siS SisIp GiaIOt2I.
LARp-Cash "a 1Gaii u: juiy 60 loaf sOa6 80; Sep
sUCnr = pISs%GSSh 4 Olaf nj, JpIv e. 77Ia oja
o. S scptember "a O5iSaS S7SSiG isa6 M
snouLpERs-- IS O0aS is; short clear 50 SGa5 10.
1OiSeS mnchSnSed, ''''' N'S''
as prepared Tor the Board Of Trade IS rs follows:
WhpcSt * mi IN bnsbcIs JecrrTsc O7t 90 hush.
els: corn jaIOOj bushels decrease G5l 900
bushels. onts. j2Gg. 600 bushels. decrease 2SiOOO
huSheis. rve oISO11 bushels dccrrnse 10000
bushels; barley IL, 900 bushels, decrease 1900
bushels.
Nrw SopV Innc I,-FIour receIpts IL ono
barrels. cTn6rts IN barrels. market 3ull md
heavy. sni,E T,0OJ hnrreis Wbent. receipts ~.
~ bmtbai. n t,ScS md ia ~ Of Snot. sp6t
,nSrLst stc"Iw. NJ 4 nj Il nSiI. rnvrnIei rod
81 Ma iii; ontinns StcSIv Ind Fisher. IA
red Tune II ij7Si fSTi%,i TSI: JIy 81 6IIal CSa
q "a oois o. 9 os St T's 81 0Sai cOgSs oO &C.
Semi;er 81 CiaZ1i OILIal 0iTg Corn. frccipts os..
0SS bushels; snlcs S,GH,0So bushels Of futures
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MEDICAL.
ONE ENJOYS

ONE ENJOYS
p,,S The method and results when
s S Of Figs is taken; It is pleasant
s sN refreshing to the taste, and acts
S rer yet promptly on the Kidneys,
F ivs and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
IN, eGsctually, dispels colds, head.
s IN and fcIers and cures habituul
c ~9.IipatiOn. Syrup of Figs is tho
s S3i;' remedy of its kind ever pro
S i pleasing to the taste and &C.
csp,abe to the stomach prompt in
Il action and truly beneficial in its
sa;cts, prepared only from the most
6ssEby and agreeable substances, its
rsSDy excellent qualities commend it
70 ali and hare made it the most
popullr remedy known. .
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 300
md 81 bottles by all leading drug
gi;s. ANY reliable druggist who
NAV not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to it Do not accept any
Rbstitutc. "t
CALIFORNIA EEG SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. H. HEHiY0Rk, nv
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Baggage checked through TO DESTINATION q
tickets
kersburS. W, Va
A. J. B4SDY, Assistant General Pazengar
Agent, parkersbug. W. Va.
J. q, T6WTfssoS, Passenger Agent HheGiina
". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-16

sYIrTods-MoIsturc; intense itching and
singing; most at night; worse by scratching.
ii allowed TO continue tumOrs form, which OF
ion bleed aud ulcerate, becoming very. sore:
sWAYNRs OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed.
Ing heals ulcornuon and in most cases removes
The tlmors. Al druggists or by mall for 70 centA
Dr.. swayne Son, Philadelphia