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They MAY SELL THEM.
Tickets to Muhloman's Bonoht to
BIO Sold by tho Police.
OFFICER DEKU WANTS RELIEF
For Loss OF limo from injuries sus-
tanned Whllo In tho Discharge Of
his Duty-.Thc Worlshouso Givon n
Whlrl..Tho Committee on Como.
tcrics Wants an Assistant Sexton.

Tho regular meeting Of tho Council
committee on police held yesterday
evening, was uncvcntfulin tho extreme.
No suspensions or dismissals wero to
DO acted on, and tho little business be-
iore tho committee was transacted in
short order. Mcssrs. Marsh, jefferson,
Klein, Happy and Zarnits wcro present
during tho proceedings, though Mr..
o'Knno came in after tho meeting was
over.
A communication was received from
Chief McNichol, asking that the police
DO allowed to soil tickets for the pro-
posed Muhlcman benefit, and the COM
mittce gave the desired permission. SOW
cral members rcmarking that the object
OF tho benefit was q worthy one, and
expressing tho hope that the officers
would meet with SUCCESS in their efforts
in behalf OF the wounded fireman.
The city's apology for n workhousc
came in for a sharo OF the committees
attention. 1t was characterized rs an
almost rotten shanty, and tho claim
was made that 1t was about to falldown.
Tho frequent escapes OF inmates wero
referred 10, and it was decided that 1t
was about time for tho city to do some-
thing toward putting it in shape to
hold a prisoner after he was once inside
It's walls. The workhouse will be in
spccted next Wednesday.
A petition was received from Officer
Jake Deku, rcciting that on the 22d or
23d OF December he was injured in tho
discharge OF his duty and was compelled
to lie up forty-four days, much to his
loss, aud praying that the city grant
him tho relief he deserved. The petit
ton was laid over for future reference.
1t seems hat tho officer was walking
along tho pavement, while in tho dis
charge Of his duty, and slipped and fell.
The confinement in tho house pulled
Uncle Jake down wonderfully, as no
gained only twenty-five pounds during
his sickness.
The appointment OF Officers Stumpp
and Fahey and E1traman Ritz were CON
frmed. The monthly report OF the
chief was received and filed. The re-
port was vol gotten up and reflects
great credit on Lieutenant Gaus. Ac-
cordirg to the report, during tho month
OF February the patrol wagon made
9S calls, hauled 1873 passengers, tray
eled 81 miles and earned SIS so.
There was q total OF 231 cases,
155 OF whom paid their fines and costs,
40 wero committed, % suspended and
IA dismissed. Total amount of fines
and costs assessed during the month OF
February, $2,102 95.
Tho estimate for the department will
be made as soon as possible;and tho
united minds Of Chairman Happy,
Clerk Hanke, Chief McNichol and
superintendent Rodenbaugh will be
concentrated on the work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-05

REMEMBER that Ayers Cherry Pcctoral
has no equal as a specific for colds,
coughs, and all affections OF the throat
and lungs. For nearly half q century it
has boon in greater demand than any
other remedy for pulmonary complaints.
All druggists have it for sale. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-05

IF you need spectaclcs, eyes tire or
n|aS aches when reading or sewing,
oHHsnlt and have your eyes tested for
siasses without charge BY Prof: Shelf.
n.e Vpticlnn, corner Main and Eleventh.
sHIreets, The only exclusive optieian in
''~ SNlte. TTII9.w
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H.3B. MoEsER, Manager,
mo. 53l Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
..1Agents wanted in every county in
West Virginia. Correspondence soil
cited, 80
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GYou.all know that Bastin's Kidney
and Liver Tea cures constipation and
sick headache. 25c at druggists. N
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Ssra wSprry Hams.

FINE Imported Wraps up to 500 each.
on sale to-day. GEO. n. SHOOK y GO.
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We will match L Strawberry Hams
against any hams in tho United States
for cut and delicacy OF favor. -
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magic.
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80 TN-r+rtr. = a,a.sa1HfE
PLEASANT CHURCH ENTERTAIN.
MENT.

Tho Fifth Street NJ. L. Church People have
a succosasul md Enjoyable limo.
At the. Beethoven hall last evening
the congregation and Sunday school
pupils of the Fifth street NJ. E. Church,
OF Simpson chapel, OF which Rev. Mr..
Brooks is pastor, gave an entertainment
for the benefit Of the church. It was
well attended and the programme was
rendered in a manner entirely satisfac-
tory 10 the large audience and credit
able to theyoung performers. The best.
colored people Of the city wore among
the audience.
In addition to tho rendition Of tho
fine programme, Refreshments were
served, and an enjoyable social followed
tho entertainment.
Following is the programme:
oMGs ! GGeose;sS Gloria
Instrumental olo..". Miss liz Ada ddat iaryia
Solo, Birds In Dreamland Sleep,"...,,..
..%".."".".........-Nlrss. Willis Mason
Hoop Driu....""..."..........-.By Thirteen Girls
Play, "oUT. IN THE STREET.
Dramatis Persona:
Colonel Mr.. Ashbv Joffers
solomon MISREPRESENTATION Washington
Mat DAVIS ,(hls soa) Charlie Yates
~. 1iGu.ctu afleS BrausOQ
Pete (Col. Waync's scrvantl .......... Mason Rector
80. Frank Wright
Mrs. Mnyne.................... 80. Mrs. Willis Mason
MINI Wayne.;."............ ........ Miss Carrie Young
Ms. Bradtord ..."...~......Mrs. William Jones
Mimic (hcr daughter. six years old).,......
Jones
MUSIC.
Duet, "Morry Birds OF Spring. 49,, ..,.
Miss Eliza Washington, Miss Buela
Mccullough. Ws a
Solo, Wait, My Love, for Thee, +" 49,. ..a
Airs. Robert Carpenter
Giosins Chorls".;""...".-.,........" Good Night
Piano Accompanies -. ....... -. -. -. 80,
.......Miss Ada Lewis, Miss Annie jennings
The proceeds will not a noat sum for
tho benefit OF the church treasury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-05

VII; tRf q Strawberry and compare It
WIN any other. They are not in it,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-05

The p%rostration after tho crin il an.
TFely overcome by Hoods sarsaparilla.
II really does make tho weak strong, s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-05

MARFIELD TEA corrects evils OF over.
ttii dhs and restores to health the liver,
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Puro Leaf Lard.

DON'T mlus GEO. NJ. SHOOK Is CO.'S
display OF Elmo Wraps. To-day only.
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COMMITTEE on CEMETERIES.

Makes up It's Annual Estimatc-Asks for
an AssiItant Sexton During. the Summer
Months.
The meeting of the Council committee
on cemeteries was very short, the only
business transacted being that OF max
ing up the estimate for the fiscal year.
One OF the new items in tho estimate is
the n providing for an assistant sex
ton during the summer months. One
member stated that he had known the
Peninsular cemetery for twenty years,
and that Sexton Burt, tho present in
cumbent, had kept it in better order
than had any OF his predecessors. Chair
man Capps remarked, that tho employ
ment OF an assistant would obyiats the
necessity OF engaging extra help; that
the assistant could help tho sexton to
keep in order the walks, cutters and
drive ways, and that he could distribute
on the paths the gravel, which the COM
mittce intends to use instead Of tan
bark.
City Engineer Hoge presented an
estimate OF tho cost Of preparing a plat
OF the cemetery, as he had been re-
quested to do by Chairman Capps. The
committee thought it. would be q good
idea to have a plat made and blue prints
printed, II for the use Of tho COM
mlttec and another to hang up in the
office OF tho sexton. The following
estimate was finally prepared:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-05

GREAT BARGAINS in fine Shoes at
I. Y. BLoEp's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-05

SPECIAL display and sr!e of Zinc yVrnos
Today only. GEO. NJ. SHOOK s CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-05

0SEAF BAaaAINs in tino Shoes ut
LH. BLoSD's.
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NJ. RsILLY's Pure Leaf Lard from
hogs OF our own killing. No tauow nor
othor authorizations. al
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Call and Soc It.,

Edward L Rose & Co. have on dis.
play in their window an 1892 Columbia
Century Bicycle. This wheel ia fitted
with pneumatic tires, the first received
in Wheeling, and Is a beauty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-05

Real Estate and Loan Broker, 1850 La
sale street. RUIZ
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y. B: Cox, of parkersburg; A. Deglor,
OF Davis; Denny DAILY, OF Sistersvlllo; ].
"A. Grier, OF Morgantown; T. B. Hamil-
ton, OF Hundred; NJ. G. McCaslin and
H.k. Crosgray, Of Littleton, were among
the West Virginians registered at the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-05

Dr.. A. s. TopD's Liver Pills always
euro and prevent indigestion or dyspep-
.sia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-05

GENTLEMEN: i commenced using
your lnhalersome three months ago. and
have received such decided benetltfrom
that | believe it Will entirely cure
the catarrh with which I have suffered
for some years. 1t far excels anything
have ever used, and have tried
about everything.
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1t Will Cure Catarrh.

CHICAGO, Ill.
The srps IrAahr and Medicine Company. ,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-05

The following from tho New York
Tribune will DO Of interest to many
friends OF Dr.. Groer in Wheeling: The
Rev. Dr.. David II. Greer, Of this city,
has accepted 81 invitation from Presi-
dent Dreher, Of Roanoke College, Salem,
Va, to preach tho b~accalaureate ser
mon before the graduating class Of that
institution on June u next.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-02-04

a chubby, gentle locking little fellow,
shout ak years 81 age sa,ei at a
| Broadway corner selling evcf4if.; pa
per- Half IL dozen other ii lie chaps
in tie same line Of business we're nag
ging him
and not a little professional jealousy
vs-s at the bottom OF It, for the boy
was gotten up Ia Priiaio Bill with
long hair cut straight aeross> the fore
hest in FROM and falling over his
shoulder behind, broad bgI14Iue3
straw lat, blue trousers WITT, gold lacs
down the legs and attached TO rather
full waist that was o.lce white. but
nov showed signs of sc. eral recent
rough aud tumble encounters In this
to2 ,ery the lille fal 5e 81 only at
tr'ei4d more a.r.'uf,c4 - I'D more
9a.are than MS rivals H.. .e.ull. kept
hi back to the iron n < and his fac-
GOV ard his tur.Ileuuors
iNot We dom bere,. E,Uyt ye ain,
no business here S;ics t., tie az
Why don't yer ma cut yer ha.s
sonuy9"
tiot der War CFyf
he bedeviled boy = sod ali rlI.s son
,: o.,aif like ar,orlIe, lt,se;s.r u Din,
d. never said :, word t.1t, ,,:c ri the
tao i,'%fied him Then lie let ont q
ST. y oil proi"tle i;,ll4t.@ye that almost
IA ie.i The bItt,,i Of y oe.fl-voie.,.r cd
gs'. i!rn4tn who rad i,,s7 Invented =
'.i,.,i III the otiItit
i;iank. blank " Don't yer pnr
ye' hands on nis. III lick i:
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Specimen Cases,

S. Fl Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism
his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was
affected to alarming degree, appetite fell
sHa~, and he was terribly reduced in flesh
, nd strength. Three bottles of Electric
l.itters cured him.
rInning sore on his leg of eight years stand
jag Used three bottles of Electrict Bitters
and seven hoxe. IF Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
and his leg is sound and we'll. John Spea-
Fer, C4iawna, o, had five large Fever sores
ca his leg, coct IS said he was incurable.
ne botlle Electric BiEters and one box
k.cklep's Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold bv V. o. THoMPsoN's Drug store.
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% $50 .ae2-iI - tf-ta..
Iie class OF IL y.
gather revenue IN ..,
heirs" to ilnagita-t ~ r. .e...
seem to have beeE iury...,, a.. 81;
ton TO New. Yock cty M. 90.
able field The o!d col5a.d ..r..rf. ot
iand and sRcieI: tsaiiSf>.rs 81, !..:.-.. and
otherwise enable chem To raise J. ,},.,,5
OF aust ever the title TO properly which
mas DecoIne of vast vahls, a.e4 -
the supposed heirs q os- 49, ., !, ,.,.,.
ofea years ago 60 lIa:,-. se = .ss $40,
recover many tniliio.s> s xfIt
themselves fcs ieSal > ...-,fs..<
Tie claimants % SO y. * 80,
iream Of 500. s3.9. : eF es n,..
Broadway. and .s>,ge~rer, E,.r.,e,,
ciaiin to 4 rs0desi So .1ah.A 20 -
Harlem flats these Berg. e,e OF 'i''
OF the preposferon> cieD. - 'ap,s'
LAWYERS. who pochxx AZ .Vtsc'' .ii-
encourage. I'll" a*> sSlnen t
Il is sad TO p
pointed ed tie e'o.t'.3itiy z 'ap-
me1ss expectations a:sd ~ ri
De- nat are c;sased * fst~ class OF
selferous hunters fol - e:en:
titles out OF whsh tie :, ea We
nue. by the mere ~ - :. - 80
the .upidity OF itsi.@ si.,s s'. i.,.,,.-
IF any ever existed :. 4s5sl1 ~ u'
off by adverse pose N,w for..
| Epoch
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Sleeping or a Cobra.

An old gentleman living in India said
70 his wife one morning
My dear. have had very STRANGE
dream dreamed was sleeping on q
cobra"
What nonsensel' was her retort.
''aGN could that be2'
'WeIl, my dear" ae. responded,meeh-
ly. i did dream It, and |. only hQDs
wasn't tr1a, II
Che next night he hg@
dream, and in the rnor4tD> the same
the, fact, only to. e4e~ & announced
ridicule on the se2es .unter his wife's
Nevertheless he of his weak nerves.
once More. had the same dream
ThfFesr
omen. IN the mattress was ripped
WIZ Ind there. snugly coiIed In its
die. was cobra He had entered
one day through a rip in the cover
while the mattress was lying in the gar.
den to air Probably his luxurious
writings bet,eath the sleeper had given
rise to the dream. - Youths Companion
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sInch .e-.le.l S. =

Two BouIevar,lier~ ,nets s.ls4v
me to condose a.eil VOC Say ies,i ti,,n
tran have jnsl Eeara q sss. assTf's
death II is a terrible issss ior sna
Right you are Size hs-a e,.s ne as
witt, shilling Re Cal naFsaf
a rrencn se.Iel.eisf. Z wes..er. he.
made SOME observatitfse q i; liter
ranetn sea 81 tiae 49,. s..ich
chaIis is fornes: tsv sea ses.,is He par
ticulariy STUDIED tls.. F mia al
the Bay of hap;,- chic sow at
depths of from 100 Il sslsss
of aigse remarkably r If.
matter but rich II sh
ents, among which Cd. i
preponderant. TREY ut
as large as the hand. Al .4 dis
without suffering eIssl 81 f.f4 by
decomposition Living plasass attach
themselves to dead ones ani Ellus ex
tensive deposits are formed beds OF
pure uncrystaiized ..hslis rsIs.asai after
the gradual dissp Isesasls nee 81 the or
ganic matter the v4ls@.as.:es lasr by
which are gradually flf~a Nth cal
careeus substance Bs4dS j ~ * tEus
formed may. ussaer iftio1ls.
attain great thlckn ness. saaaal al
HNltt
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Bishop c. B Galloway, of the M
g church, Soath, has been elected
10 preach the annual sermon before
he Foreign Missionary So .iety OF
The British Wesleyan Conference
Hitherto such men as Sturgeon
NcLarep, Dale and others have per
formed this duty and this is the first
instance tn. an American minister
las been invited to do so and is re-
earded as a mark of distinguished
honor TO Bishop Galloway, whose
father was native Of Brunswick
{ AunfY
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suninn. anerri..n

a good woman al t{.I !. ,,,,1 ].
standing over IeI Dir. the II - -
| holding her prayer bos'k Il. ...it .4a-s4
and III the other large pee II psa.al4
which size Intended putting tnte. si:s
pan before going to mas Absent,
mindedly she threw in tie nr.yea boof
and walked of with fi,s bacos. anler
her arm and did not pescss t,et mis-
take until she was aisas to enter the
church when DIG ,i.trt : the
slneil seized the i'asnn ssvas
with ii Olunlsr,s lIITs7F.
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The eerantn.n 81 Ir.r LIE.

7 TIIt IafI,.., -; i.,,..l-..,.. :, - -.
| he .vs,,rup ai..I - .....,,,...,..,. -
she u,mty t,eii.,..4 a. -, , ~,
low thcl,i vii, he >aa,e ,3r...a H.
Si.,. bad Il grj., .,s,s. ,...,,..,a ,.,', -,
va!iI had i,.s..F.e.t - ,.l.-,....4,
stronger cof.s1itat r + -. -
only lie aron-,aa a:4 al. t,,r.., -,
troen iioi rlin,l TIL. >... s.....la SOC. d.
Sic might b. Il rel r-o,u.,u 81.
m-;sts were ii, van. a.Hi a. T.. rris,,o
was gon. avn f.. ,,A J..
gerailiuln to tie ,le... Il, %.
with the request fl,at 81. ", no
care OF it. and ..s, rl,..
work o!t in tie -.l....L ...c,;.., -.
spring au,; s;,.nn-s r,~, -.
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WOMAN.

Most haStered and least trusted of the race,
lrop- sts u HI md 70 10 we'd for face;
owed f.; their lIies-their devotion
trned,
ia lresenrs Ugh, cd and in absence mourned.
: beir heAn7, heir characters by men
s.fuse,3,
WHO nexe- ajax their help should be re-
fused;
seate., IN kings and trampled in the mire,
he nss, IL. worst they equally inspire.
C1reeG fop Eke weakness hated when
I5s1 = -tros3g;
tF'fate, or bs.npe.s. always in the wrong
: act is t-elr genus And yet one thing
more.
! ,ss.a4. Is Lost when woman proves q bore.
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Do en.p.,s and Liver Complaint

Is j. SOLD worth the small price of 75c. t.
zee yourself NJ every symptom of these dis
IS AZ eonisla; ats. if you think so call at our
~ and cet . bottle of shilah's vihlizer, every
''ottle 80 printed guarantee on it, use accord
1yly s4l'i il it does you no good it will cos
80 uothing Scla by DR.. V. o. Thompson
'stl.gsis..
We have . speedy and positive cure for ca
tarFab, dipheris, caBLef mouth and headache,
81 SHiL0B'S CATARRAI REMEDY. A
sal injector rec w th each bottle. Use it if
desire 4esI'a and sweet breath. Price soc
- y DIR V Thompson, Druggist.
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On, whas aCouxh.

viii you heed the warning. The signal per-
aaps of the sure approach of that more terrible
aiseaes Consumption. Ask yourselves if you
ca afford for the sake of saving SOC, to run the
lsk and do nothiag for it. We know from ex-
,erience that shitoh's EURO will cure you
cough 1t nassl fails. This explains why
more thsn Million Bottles were sold the past
year. 1t relieves Group and whooping cough
1t once Mothers, do not be without it. For
anne back, de or chest use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster So, by DR.. v. o. Thompson, Drug
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"A Friendly and just Demand.

In its treatment of the Valparaiso
outrage our government has proper
y proceeded upon the suppositio1
nd with the sincere belief that il was
iraling witt a civilized nation and a
responsible power, willing without
unreasonable delay to respond to q
riendly and just demand for redress
fortunately, except in regard to the
remrakable delay. there is to the
present date no conclusive evidence
hat such is not the case.--New York
EI1fl
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Haw's 5hlse

We off,r One Hupare,t Dollars Reward 70,
aey 'latarf.b tsaf can not be cured by
rsl;' .s7ss-T.b Care>
FL GAE ~ So. Props, Toledo, ..
We t,:e u oes sas,1, have kn VII F.J. Gaze
for the 1sst I, gears, anu bell eve hin, per
a rcislls sb,e to carry out any bliga-
t. ms made BY tnei FRI,
Z es, Il Irllq \, Vince t.. Druggists. Toeio, O.,
aidiAc KinEan 3 asarEin, Wholesale Drug
g.sss Toledo, no.
tia}i's AZ Cure is taken internally, act
ii directly u on the bio d and ,aucous aur-
ees of the sssten. Price, 75c. per bottle.
) III by 81 Druggists Testimonials free.
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Ice on Stiu. waters.

You would naturally suppose that
zee would be thicker on still water-a
lake OF reservoirs. for example than it
would be in the niidchannel OF a swift
river But it is not According to OBJ
servatlons made by the Davenport Ga J
Academy OF Sciences, wnen ice is nine
inches thick on the lakes the channel
zee is eighteen inches thick 81 the Mis-
sissipf, river st. Louis Re.a bic
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Row Try Tass

II vi c.,.l You ta,hims and VII surely
You gGsi !! yoe bave ,nngb, old, or
II hi : throat, Ciiess or Lunss
sf c.y II, every for Const,r ption.
l0- aa,. = g,tara Dteed To give ,e-
n.~ = is@,1 oaek Sufferers
/ t .i..s; !; i,ass the hing and
80 specify AID perfect re-
i. b,,,' u. ri s..r spanse
e. - 81 .i,l>s ..~e good Il shsag
ria 30. les Irt-e at...........
Ire re Lag size i1v AID 81 ~
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yON "tsW u VJ
V O. THoMPS,.
<s-s-
TIE Windy Ciiy's View Of a Boss..

Senator Quay has won two Libel
its, bnt his halo Is not dIeuinetlr
g5eibls to the uuaided eye >-CbieaS e
Nt'1iI.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-02-04
LADIES DRESS GOODS

And serious cutting lie result We have off more
Dresses beautiful lines 25 3 so and IS cent Dress Goods
oflovey Silks Trmmn and things that
Housed delight nsuch all kinds of Carpets Rugs Curtains
Chenille Porers Reps Elegant line of Blankets, all We
anything the Dress Goods
House Furnishing and pledge them all faithful and honest treatment
We never were so well Hosiery Gloves Meno Underwear Cor
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made the according directions
and are espeaay adopted to the Of
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-02-04
story of a Wild Steer.

Stofy Oh WIG steer.
A Kansas cowboy tells of a mast !,
donc wild steer that has roamed t be
plains of the southwest for many ye ars.
uncomfortable by the most daring and
skillful herder. He says the steer b illed
big silver tip bear in a fair fight two
years ago The con.nat was a terrible
affair, and was Witnessed from a safe
distance by two cowboys The bea.
attempted to or eep up on the steer. but
the latter saw him and at once gave
cattle. AS che steer charged the bear
rose to his hind feet and gave the OF a
terrible bow with his paw. which
served to stagger the beast for mo-
meDf., but with below of rage the
ste II again rushed at the bear, and be-
nc re- he. eould administer another blow
fsasA bit him fair in the ribs and sent
httaa rolling ON tie grass. The fight then
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