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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
Z. Murphy Wins "a diamond Badge.

Only eleven members OF the Coney Island Rod and
Gun Club were present on Thursday at tho regular
monthly shoot Tor the krpS damon nd badge and
prizes Mt Wood.awn Park. Gravcseni. Each man shoS
at live birds. club handicap, under modified iur.
ilnghan rules &. Murphy. J. Sch.iemann an! Or Van
ord tied to. tie trophy with seven straight and tho
shoot.oh e, Murphy won Four tied for the second
prile. I'D divided. II. Mclauchn won the Third H.
u. BatIAach-r the fourth and the hftl Was divided.
The score:
Cub shot schlemaun. ~ yards. 4 Dr.. Van ord
cSyari,. {. Mnrnhy. - yards; !; W Lair 70 Yards
- H. T, va Haf"s NJ, rp t ~ o.
3; II. ". B!ar,macier u yards 4; McI."uEhn. IS
yards, 3: ". Green. 23 Yards. . Ties for diamond
badge and iirst prize C. Murphy 81 Dr. Van Odd 4. J..
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Adonis "a 1853 245 81 3ss 45s b32 61a Se7 $50
Vounteer...t5 ia 1893 2Bl 1913 44S 5<3 GIT 0T3 1877
Cmpirc-A Sewers scorers-H Hermann and VII
Ham bartels.
Averuges-Adonis. 1856: Volunteer. 1<7 2.5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

B,sroy Nov ls-with the highest anticipation OF
victory Harvard started for springfield. The great
Improvement made by tho team within the last few
days and the of players and coachers nave
mad. the students feel confident OF success
Tie betting of 8 to 1 against Harvard must not DC
taken by any means as u correct comparison of the
Two teams for il is foolish in the extreme. anu the
hook er, " iil find IL SO Tomorrow, no doubt.
What are llAryards chances ~ = J. fher WAS nss'u
today and he M, wer-d: We'll do not think they
ar. uf III. most brilliant Kind. of course II liaTNarl
has the bail "a the start neat mite score
ma ~ he uc, IN In short time IT, on the other hhnu,
YN. secures it, have 'Ouht but what TIE on rn,r
tactics that have Won 10 many games VIII W cav
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

ST. Lows. Nov. 1a-Frs' Racs-Flevcn slxtesnths OF
mile. Mokharini FIRST Dan Farrell second. kell third
Time. l"i4
Second observation-disclosures Of a mile. Pret.
tiwt first. Macksy second Upward third. Time :25L
Third Race-one mile. John o.. hrst. Zooln second
Josie Wells third. Time. l:t25t.
Fourth RacrThrec-quRrteTs Of mile Jennie II ard.
ing first. Van Zanth second St. Mark third. Ti,ne
1:lGh
Fifih Race-Fivceighths Of n mile. Frank Trimhls
nrst Westover second. Rove dOr third. Time, O3h
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
omcer. OF tho Pres. Cycling Club.

The second meeting OF the Press Cycling Club for the
purpose OF completing permanent organization was
held at 24l Broadway yesterday. The name of the or
nnzation willbe the the New Y"rkfress Cycinx Club
Following the otcers: President Jas l.. sullivan;
Vice.Presiient John II. Maudigo. Treasurer i. H. Ma
dsrea; secretary. r. Franks. Captain. L. {, Board
Executive Committee, j. Z. summers W. j. Nor
and ~ C. Carter. is intended to procure club
quarters in the lower section OF tho city.
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The Baseball Meeting Over.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.--The members OF the Baseball
:.cnsne are spending the day sightseeing They com
pe;ed their WORK last night In tho future $4,000 is
the any cut for salaries The Pittsburgh
team. which has already .Isnei men at salaries agsrt
rItng more than that sum ruGn,lIy scored for
bTraEin tho agreement and order sd to the
II i, sat-i iHis morning that HE League decided
have ST!.Iay games in all the cities. boston and Pitts
Du. s4 opposed II. but " ere !Ga,ly won over.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
The Winners nj TsObv.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-The rae

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-The races at Roby to-day
resulted as follows:
First Race -Ihrec.VUarters OF mile: selling. Her.
cues won, Casse!il tecoid. Ecke Hardy thrd Time,
.J4.
second Rnce-Fvr and half furlnnss: for two.yrar.
olds: selling Whitehead won, bismarck second. Moose
third Time. :aSI.
THIRD fur,orys for ;hrc.year.olds. No
tus won. Edith second Horace /" third lime 1881
Fourth Race .IHrec-quarteis or mile; hhndica :
Highland won. Walcott second Janus third Time 80
Filth kacc-Ons mile; selling. Spoth won. Churchill
Clark secont, Rose wood third. Time. .:USS4
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A Desperate Fight At sa. Francisco.

BAN FRAScIsco. Nov 1sAt the Pacific Club last night
Charles Turner coored fighter Of stock.
ton and James Williams noted pugist of Salt Lake
fought for 81 500 purse For four rounds tho heht
nearly closed: In tn; eighth "a. ronnd Williams w.s
round williams frsshened up forced the hghting md
smashed Turner right and left shocking him dow n
several times In tho eleventh round Turner was
Ina kAdn M 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
r.,e.. Football Team Start. for Springfield.

Nxw HAVEN. Nov. ls.--Tho members OF Yale Cnive:.
sity have devoted tho afternoon to seeing the football
team OF to Springfield. Capt. Mccormick and his men
dined at tho New Haven House at about 1890. and
then they all hurried away to pack their grips with
tho SUITS in which they will play to-morrow. Shortly
after clock they hgan assembled a. the New Haven
House, and each man AS he crossed from tho campus
to the hotel was greeted with prolonged cheers.
Can't. McCormick was in his usual jolly mood. and
lust before entering his carriage tho depot shook
hanis with huudIsds OF under EraduatsA wbe Whbsa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

Enthusiasts who have been i0,hirg forward to .
sensati onal carnival Of athletics ~ connection with
the Chicago Worlds Far VII, hardly Lave their hopes
realized. withcnt the A. \ L. jumps into the breach
1t appears that several 4unths ago the worlds Fair
Commissioners suggested to A. g. spa!dtng that he
should take the matter III han! as Commissioner Of
Sports On Aug TIKI SrS pErH shed the exclusive
nOuEccm-nt that swcrp!ig Challenge t. tho athletes
OF the United States aU1 Ulh"r CulnTt"s was being
formulated, Mr. sIaIng ~ once suggested to Secrc.
tarS sullivan That ho shUG To tue promoter OF
the IEgL!sh challenge scheme. j. Ashley Cooper and
ask MN to cmbu!y MS theories O. international
Tournament IN the proposed HGTil Fair carnival. Mr.
cooper many agreed, and guaranteed his hearty y
OPERATION
Nj. smidnr then to WORK and after nm exhaus.
IN n branches OF sport perfected ann presented Iis
ui sport prominent iacr. Here 10 he atAl"tlrs
fO"tOti bnsca.l crIckri. archery wrestling baNiu-
rowing And college games u: every character An in
national Tournament nIen to every country identified
wan amateur -pOrt and embracing ever tIaHrh
mon io AZ, wa> also 0N'liuc!.
ior Nj SpaidIug'~ arrival in fhICaEo recently no
wa. Hsio nh"! - mt that tho VAR IGHnllsSiouer>
hhl d:"p ~" TIE ihhtt"r ani refused to extend "iy ~
hra rn'iurns" tpthe sCh'mr NJ. SEA u.n. ilereI"t.
drad and tha, Rutnli,s whatever CpIh m Hoped !ur ut
the Wurii.s ar sir ~r,iin. h",' t't'c' :. M
the hi"yc" fraternity ar" dctr u' - tH' r" sli''
Ab" graunis for uI"r Irrp".ui la 90" ana int"Thh
llunh races ana iNa' NrNu'"p. Ifn N sAl ~ MA" 70
hold AN ei e E.luf> on tie -Tfia~ fhc 4, A. u.
executive ". II is uHG"rst.oi ,Nrl tNHirci under
con. de!at!Ca at The an '. IA e'l. "a Monday next
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
The VvIuncrs ut Gloucester.

GLorcEsTER, Nov lS-Frst race-One milo. Gienal
Grst. Paola second Great Guns third. Time. 53a:
Second Racefivc.-ig u a. mile. Frseland lrst,
Bert SECOND, La Ga!atra tAIrt. Ilnlc. l:0I&
Third Race-Seyen an one half iurIongs. NnpinA
hrst Foca clio second carroll Reid third. Time ;&I
Fourth Racg-1hree.IuHr;ers Of = mile, Censor hrsI
Forest second. MAYOR H. third. Time. ;O5SJ.
Fifth observation-disclosures OF "A mile: Lallah frst,
Lurny second, Madden tnri Time. l:2la.
sixth EACe-Five ciglihs OF milo. Beck first. James
A. second, Green Bay third Time. OF.
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wu,,...,oyS Nov lS.--Thc championship nennhht
NJ the Now England intercollegiate Football Asso'i"'
linn will toat IN Amhorsts camp this year Inc u''o
10 n WAS troudiy won IN she game with Williams mere
to day VI, which she doWncd her oa't'he fN"N "''
r,,, cd IL in bitterly 30 the tame az Ioto arhehoe
t .or. In my oasr hut san more rhonoinrna wheh
~ last i. fRk IN INTO consideration that las WAS
nnIsI b.foro beaten III - Championship game on nor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
siddoas After Pierce Again.

AwelLknown Staten Island sporting man and hacker
OF fighters received letter yesterday from George
siddons, who 10 IN San Francisco. SiGGons says
that he will leave for New York next wees aud thstas
soon as arrives will challenge Eddie Fierce 10
tight again His hacker viii bet 81 900 him.
and now that Pierce has declared himself 10y saying
he would fg ht Jack skely tho friends Sddons
think their man will have ho trouble at Nil IN arrang
ing match.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
D,xo. Failed to Knock Out Ross.

George Dixon who IL meeting all corners at Harry
Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre failed to stop Bily
Ross four rounds last night and thereby forfeited
$50
Ross 10 shity his fest and can use his hands to
good ADVANTAGE. In the frst and second rounis he
stopped Dixons rusnes aud landed some good
the neck and face In the third and last round the
champion forced matters. but he could put Ross
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

Window ot his Gaming WIZ -, ....,.,, ,,atv
only hone that II may he as ~ was laN wear. nm,
Josh Hartw.l captain OF inrt ytaGs crnM, rnr ~
,apieJ lilo tea IN AZ nedicai adviser. Inc nentet ~,
time Tor inc cOniic; draw the more '
men tnik tlc, arc beginning to have con
rrspeCt tor the crimson, ana coiveue .," n"'.
M yssrore moi in IN irst hall, but III tue 'as n'
,,Y nf ,i,e S,la players have become ihiivhrl
y tho aggressive game that sue ih!elps !" We.
r',na w iii leave th;, city every tttt"h hu IS
ram /, nm nj III O'Clock tomorrow lnoInlnR nu ~ NJ
eetima;ri that 10000 leohc from &c" S"''" VIZ
xIi q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
CanoIs.s Select Their Camping Ground.

KINGSTON, Nov. 1s.-The Executive Council OF tho
American Canoe Association met yesterday. II. Eas-
ton Burns Of kingston was appointed Secretary. re.
placing g. f. L. Porteous. resigned LoGg Island Park.
four miles from Kingston was selected as the camping
ground rom Aug. IL to Aug ~. next wear g. 4
wardwcl OF Rome succeeds MIR, Bepan as purser. and
". C. Mckndrck was made purser for tho northern d..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

billiard tourney at his rooms beginning Text Men
day. The game will be l+nch balk line. and the
tries and handcap as follows: Frank MNggoi md
Tom GR.lagher 3UD points each: JOsept ". ,aprtn nf
Gar. ont, 80; john 1hsiehsr A g. An;.m, lanes
$50; ". u, Harrison liza There mtG tie siouu ~
prizes besides SPECIAL irophes Harrison il All alleged
oregon wvndcr Murra and Helm lVc Al amateurs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
The ramou, sprln.er Gcrnld.ne sold.

FAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1S-The aged champion thor.
ougnbred sprpter Geraldine by Grinsed out of Cousin
Peggy. which ran half mile at Morris Park with l22
pounds in 1889 in 40 seconds and six and half
furlongs, at san Francisco. III 1891 10 pounds up
llYs has been sold to Mr.. l. II. Williams OF the uIr
dine stable. Terms private.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
barnard Heats DR.. Sachs Eleven.

Barnard School sreng .hened their hold on the cham
p,ons nip OF tho lntcrschoastc Football League OF
schools north of fi;ty.cighth street by deteauhs d.
SACHS school at Mount Morris farA yesterday "''e'
- rh.,yo ,ouch downs were made by Rogers. and
1ohp Kicked a goal Ilied WAS the rauso ~ sai9Gy
ION IN down The nnal score was BhFhs1"' - D''
sachs O. Tho teams lin eli up as to!lo"si
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

Purse 500; selling ailowan 'es. one mile
J H. Lewis, Jr. - H. I. Inhbert. aged. by Luxe BLACK
hufu-Uart MS III. Penny ;.,.....
I. Brnnette Gu T. fiita:d,. D. lOS II JoneS 80,
EttuniuWn aud eradicate also ran lime, ~
Bctlns-fiv. to ga i!.Ebcrt Il to against Da.e,
man, to f!atauds,
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Clean ssco:c- ut II ri. Pigeon shoot.

Some grr II Iigeon shooting was shown at ,l.n q
Stone House grounds. Newark, on TAGFstar T-c ~
weather brought out COOL Attendance q. OF. e.
AM tte birds we're hye!y A A,- urqu ,".'E, G.e ="
~ . attraction, Tho 1t .'r.'. Itt.,.,.,t Wv
- .No hiris each, 10 vl-ls' Erc, ,r.r.. %. =
birmingham rai"s 10 goyrIn. Ftye iNeu ...tt
scores they IOanuv arb al au 10. "a
iirhy. rinr.uu.ti; Harry siAi' H. N-wal.. e. H'
iaul, Mlnn., Samuel Castle. SrrA.k.
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FIRST CANE
skCONp Gas
Totals.....17 II 10 1874 To.als.....ll IS u 80

Jersey City 16S 234 S3I 4IS 200 GOT IO2 1875 1884
Ro6evil!e A. SO III 2i3 $40 40 4g3 10 $50 T3l sos
umpire-C. Thone. Scorers-s. Rogers and Z. Mo-
Cormick.
The Montclair and Manhattan A. C's rolled two
games at tho Manhattan A. c. alleys Thursday night
Tho results were.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

Ria scores Rolled In tho Leading Tcurnn-

The Monnrchs OF Brooklyn had the Oriental and
Fedora teams contend with in last nights games In
the American national Tournament. at the G.rmania
Assembly Room alleys. The results were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

TotAIs, 90. DEI " IUOl Totals. 10 q 10 100
Oriental ~ 1875 ?4o 3lh 800 a., EAT s32 ea2 7eo
Monarch $50 1G3 22 1903 $50 400 54, 62U GpT 1855
Umpirs-I. s'einmet- scorers-M. stemme and 4
n. David.
Average-orientaL l52; Monarch. lb7.
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Totals. ...lll722 746 totals 10 u - 1860

North End "a 100 25< 326 3s3 400 6<l Goa 67l 74e
orange A. C.S2 lo7 235 322 500 +o3 $50 6o7 6y2 1865
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

Columbia. 81 148 229 8o5 3S5 AT 500 Gao 7Ce s63
AdOns. GS $50 2lo 2S< 3t2 43B 5l5 5pl 6J5 733
umpire-A. sievsra scorsrs-willsm Bartels and
II Hermann.
Averagss-Columbia 40 3.5: Adonis. 1A6 3-5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
The third series was rolled in the Academy touru =
ment last night. The scores we:s,
TRAhEs,

Volunteer SO 120 1870 2RO 1928 4o3 70, 400 CO,
Columbia. y2 l57 22l 8l3 40. 40 b48 500 $40 T4s
umpire-A. sievera scorers-Wi,liam D. Thompson
Observation-Disclosures. 1877: Columbia 1As SO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

The two scheduled games in the Athletic Bowling
League series between the North End Club and tho
Orange A. c. rolled on tho North Ends alleys Thurs
day night, resulted In each winning one game. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
FIRST CANE
Totals. ~ IA S65 T

Umpres-J S,ruthe-s and w Green. scorers-w.
Jay Barker and g. i. Van Week.
iyerages-MAnhattan A.C.. 1I3: Monte lair &C. 155.
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Montc.r A. Cac 1877 273 $40 $50 bl3 5S7 674 100 $40
Maintain A. cos las 2S9 322 4i3 500 $50 iS+ II2 -
Umpires-J. struthers ami W. Green scorers-w. Jay
Bark ar and C. T.. Van Nlec..
ACCOMPLISHMENTS A. C.. lG0 3.6; Manhattan A. C..
lB..
AT Orange Wednesday night the South Orange
Field Cub and Y NJ Z. A. played two gAmes WIKI tie
following result;
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Fedora ...,s7 1b2 200 275 2e4 $50 b42 f2e Tos 773
Orientai.,.IS l+u ga 2gT 81 Az 53S 5S6 oIs 7h'
tmpro-Phh Lehrbach. scorers-stimmel and NJ.
Stemme.
Averago-Fedora 1854 IS; Oriental 15l rs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

North End 10 l%a III 2a4 3s3 400 SIT bp3 $50 74s
Orange A. c. 81 lJ2 RS 2Y2 $40 s53 COZ 5T7 $50 T43
The two games played on Wednesday night In tho
Athletic Bowling League series between tho Rosevils
A. A. and Jersey CITY A c. teams were very inter
estipy, Tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-19

The tendency OF this disease toward
pneumonia is what makes it dangerous.
La Grippe requires precisely the same
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provided that proper caro- be taken to
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past two years has failed to discover o
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-19
PROPOSALS.,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE BOARD WORLDS FAIR MANAGES.
- u LIZ rn.nt,nc " Y, Inn ls-l

Bids for the erection and completion Of mo
Suite Building for West Virginia, 10 be ball ~
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Managers Of West Virginia.
The plans and specifications will be on ~! e.! ii
the Office OF the Board In ParkerSbnFE W. W.,
office OF John s. Naylor, Wheeling, W. Va olts
OF Hon. X. S. Carr, Charleston, v. Ha OICr u .;
the County Clerk. ClarksburE, ": Va, o!'cgo'
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Building, Chicago, Illinois, . ,n,J,,,
All bids must be for the whole OF the M'iluIH5I
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within the State OF West Virginia, except w. w.
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October, 1872. load
Each bidder must furnish with his bid pC ,Li
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the work Gs set forth aud rcquiieC y! III, III
architect, and to insure tho Board nSaius. t ~
loss, damage or other suits arising from the NJ
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All bids must be sent in conloTIii'Si o WI al
above forms to ". n. Chancellor lTcs!nel,s "
the Board OF Worlds Fair Managers, ra't ;sE
burg, VIVA, by the 10Th dry Of February, i and
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consider the bids. o,ro,
The Board reserves the right TO Tecc! W? w. ".
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The attention OF West Virginia oldGe''!'S F'
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ny order OF the Board Of Manager
Tst ". n. CHASCELL'9.,L"..
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-19
= = : : u = : : y IT :
A Now Way to euro Disease.

Most people are not aware that there
has been great discovery in medicine
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Even courts and boards OF trade have
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-19
4 MYStcrY ExninlneI.

The papers contain frequent notices
ofrich, pretty and educated girls elop-
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The well known specialist, DR.. Franklin
Miles, says all such girls are more or less
hysterical, nervous, very impulsivc, I'M
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neuralgia, sleeplessncss, immoderate
crying or laughing. These show a weak
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remedy equal to Restorative Nervine.
Trial bottles and fine book, containing
many marvellous cures, free at the Logan
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DR.. Miles celebrated New Heart Cure,
the finest of heart tonics. Cures lutter-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-19
WASHINGTON IN MID.wINTER.
Announcement orSiiAnother: Excursion to
the National Capttnlyla;B.. COR. Il, OIL

u
the National Capttaijvla;B. &so.Is. Il. OH
January ssth:s:::T .S;T ~ W ;ssJ{Sta
For Thursday, January oSth, the B.
& 0. R. r. announces the second OF the
series OF excursions to Washington from
Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Parkersburg, and
all intermcdiatostations to Washington
Junction, Nd. The large number OF
persons, who awaited themselves OF the
low rate and the uneXcellcd train SER
vice offered on the first excursion OF the
season, is 4 proof OF the popularity OF
these mid-winter trips to Washington
via the B. 4 O.is For,thc excursion on
January esth all the accommodations
heretofore provided will be offered.
The visitorito Washington is never
disappointed: 5gHo secs the most beauti-
ful avenues, the most majestic architec-
ture, Observation-Disclosures homes;in any
a%eFf sea e IL yns gsss 5sF0a asa
museums. He sees both branches OF
Congress in session, and hears the latest
and freshest political gossip.
Tickets will be valid for return pas
sage ten days after day OF sale, allowing
ample time for visiting Mt. Vernon,
Old Point Comfort, Richmond, and
other adjacent points.
Tickets from Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
intermediate points to Martinsburg are
valid to Baltimore.
For time OF trains and rates OF fare
consult appended table. For Sleeping
Car accommodations and descriptive
pamphlets address nearest 3: 4; 0. agent.
Trains leave Wheeling at 6.l0 Il. m.
and G.lO p. m, and for these two trains
only will tickets be sold. Pullman
sleeping cars on evening train.
Round trip rate, $1,000. Correspond
ingly low rates from other stations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-19
Safety in tho Midst Of Danger.

This would seem acontradction-is so, in iact,
to the eye. But experience has proved its posi-.
blity. Take the case Of the individual who
dwclls in malarious region. A robust consti-
tuition is no certain defence against the dreaded
chills. WHAT'S? Recorded testimony, covering
aperiod little short OF half century, proves
that IIostetters Stomach Rltters Is precisely this
This continent does not limit the field where
tho medicine has proved It's efficacy In South
America, the lsthIlus Of PaualnH, Mexico, every.
where In fact where miasma. born disease takes
on Its nose obstinate and formidable typcs tho
Bittcrs Is n recognized specific In illimitablc dc
mind and prescribed by physicians OF rcpute.
Potent, too is 1t inu!sordcrs OF the stomach liver
and bowels. and against that destroyer. Ia grippe.
1t improves appetite aud sleep. ncu.ralizes r!eu.
ms,isin uEd kidney complaints,