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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

An members OF the Fort Worth foot
ball team are requested to be on hand
this Afternoon NJ 2A5 at the Day b.
cycle store. TO go 10 Arlington Heights
To play a match game. The two teams
have been organized to play these
matches for practice. preparatory 20 the
game to be played In Dallas Christmas
and ~ thln win he the last opportunity
Tor perfectlng the signals It Is hoped
all the members Will be on hand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

washington. Dec. %. - Tbo hou-.
committee on Fisheries ana ~ mouse
marine yesterday considered nn v,,tht
OF amendments to the bili repe u.,,ner
me Tonnage OF Amrican yesse,s 'e NM
commissioner OF navigation nso,,os 10y
me most Of them. and they are ~ yorea
py the Cramps and other Iarsa fo ~
., by the present law Anericnr
VESTS ~ E'V"n = rnrch higher rating
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
Finest NntntorIum in the Southwest.
Corner Third md RuslS Streets,
Opposite Opera House.

This magnihccntly equipped Nata-
torlum was opened to the public In
1890. It is an institution not cqualled
In the south In convenience and beauty,
and 1t is not surpassed by any in the
country. The writer knows whereof he
speaks He was kindly shown through
the Russian and Turkish bath rooms
lately and he confesses that he was
surprised beyond measure at the costly
and perfect equipments In this depart
men., While the Natatorlum has a
large and liberal patronage, stlll this
department. We feel sure, when tho
people come to know really what they
have and to appreciate Turkish and
Russian baths more. viii receive a still
larger patronage. Recently some new
and costly machinery has been put in,
and the managers are determined to
make this already popular bathing re-
sort still more popular, The swimming
pool. the largest in the state, Will be
reopened in March.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Elmer & Amends prescription No
ss5l haa cured thousands OF cases OF
rheumatism No sufferer should fal
to give It q trial G. w. Preston & Co.
Agents, Galveston. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
CHARGES pisA

Against Fellow ~. ,,Sf
against a9Smr District IA. al,o'bS sa nsis'
10 trial as not ,,S only Sy,,,oysd " y
dence. 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

1000 Burleson county COWS at 80.
1000 Milan county cows at 80.
Wis respectfully invite correspond
ence from those wishing TO buy or sell
any kind or class of cattle
GEO. d. LOVING & SON,
Commission Dealera in Cattle. Fort
Worth. TeNna
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

washington. Dec. 22,-A conference
between the agent OF the Sioux Indians
reservations In the Dalsotas. OF the
chippewa indian agents and several
army officers In charge OF agencies ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

crewe. England. 4, "a 81 Is 2. !.
chester ester express, ,, y a
Northwestern r : ,,sngs tfta :, X
l Eil9.sS Tll psf : Sa'i have -
many injured. -..,.,.,s'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
Xmas.

For fine box OF cigars and fne meer-
schaum and brier pipes, call at LIST
tler's elEar store. sos Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

,anSo5' pee. r e:
Queen vleioTi Y. ,. KIN y,
incident ,ss Is1s ssS9sS 6Sss' = S''.9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Arthur G. Ainston and mis- superb
company Of Friends closed their Fort
Worth engagement with matinee yes
tcrdly to q large audience. Tho com
pany lett Tor san Antonio to appear
uherr today and tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

100 concho county 2-year-Old steers
at Si325.
1000 hrst-class, well-bred Panhandle
Els. at ST..
1000 Lubbock county as and as. at
s14 and glS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Fresh FISH, oysters game and celery
are Just the thing for Christmas week.
II. Tanner s. Son have them. 800 Mali
gtreet,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

loonomy IS the road to wealth and will
lead YOU TO have w. S, Matney. the
llll.r. 70 mllka Yanr c.othlnE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Your headache; You lay 1t to every
cause but the true one-indigestlon.
SO few people know what indigestion
really ~. Hardly know they have II.
The cure Is Ripan's Tabulea. A sim
gle one gives relief. Ask your drug
gist.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

1000 Hopkins county steer ysariinEu
at 81. 20.
1000 Limestone county steer yearlings
at s7.25.
GOO Hunt county yearling steers. Sc rs.
1000 Burleson county steer yeariings.
$3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Guaranteed TO be the finest In Texas
at Swartzs new gallery, opposite G.
Y. Smith. 705 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

For the last forty years and swartz
now makes his IS 90 photos for $500 por
dozen. Opposite G.. Y. Smiun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

All kinds Of fresh FISH, oysters. game
and celery at IL. Tanner d Son's. 800
Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Hoods pills cure all liver Ills, bilious
ness. taundloe. Indigestion. sick head
ache. 2gc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Lone star Ruling No, 400. II, NJ. c.,
elected officers nj last regular meeting,
Friday night. 2ist inst, to serve for the
ensuing term. Tho following 10 list
.. l.. Gaston-W. II.
A. Beard-N. W. r.
j. A. Bea1ley-P. w. r.
w. A. Redford-W. Oh.
j.. s. Kuykendall-W. REQ.
J. H. Melton--W, Gail.
w l.. Bleisoe-W Tr.
J. I. Mulkey--.W NJ,
w. H. Cannon--W, NJ.
G., W. Deats--W @.
pr, II. h. Gratnmer-W. NJ. Elk.
mr. o. d. Capns--W. NJ. Ex.
J., Wlethop--W. 4.
IL Drumm-W Il.
G. w. Ware--W. r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

AnrEsIAN WAITER COMPANY.

Domestic and imported, go to Let
tiers cigar store, sos Muin street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Economy is the road to wealth and
will lead you to have w $ Matney. the
tailor, 10 make your clothing,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Economy is the road to wealth and
will lead You 20 have w. $. Matney, the
tailor, TO make your clothing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Although drafts and bills of exchange
were used by tho ancient AssyriHns.
Europe did not begin TO make use Of
them until tho seventeenth century,
when tho Italian bankers commenced
to utilize them.
A lew days ago there died in Rath.
kealt woman named Kate DuggAn,
who had attained tho nge OF 10, aud
who had vivid recollection OF tho re.
beliOn OF 17JS in Ireland.
Austria is the most lcniont to muir.
derers. In the ton years ending in 1879
there wcrO SIC criminals found guilty
Of williul murder, oil whom only % were
put to death.
A Patterson IN. J.) farmer. named
John Eckert, was bitten in the finger
OH Saturday by coppOrhcah snake.
Ills lilo was saved by the prompt use Of
remedies.
A move! moving machine is being
built for usc on the Eric Caunl. II IL to
run over tho bottom ot the canal bed
aud ru:' the long gtass which grows
there.
German soldiers arc finding nmUsc.
ment in training hawks 10 attack ear.
ri0r pigeons, aud bring back the bird aa
well as the war dispatches they carry.
# is said that man in Philadelphia
hus Il collection OF minerals WoCnnd to
ono in the world, that ot the British
museum. It's valued "A; $lOO,0lO
A peculiar disease Of tho will is moro
common IN France than III ANY other
country. Ihnsulrrcr IA unable IN cross
any open space, ike Il city ~qunrc.
An English writer attributes ill-:em.
per 10 excessive meat eating, lilo SAYS
Illnt in fish and rice eating japan harsh
words Nrn unkunwn.
II Is reported That II lIoncsdalo, Pa,
man WAS struck by lightning twice RI.
C"ntly during u thunder storm aud sur
Vi vod both slIoCks.
VI 1000 men who marry, 81. marry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24
PERSONAL POINTS.

It is said that the "Prince OF Rails,"
otherwise George Gould, and tho prince
OF Wales are getting to be quito good
friends. This is due to Wales admira.
ton for Georges true sporting blood,
which made 1t impossible for him to
whiInrer over the loss OF yacht races.
David:A. Wells, jr., who has boon
nominated to DO n secretary OF legation
at London, is n reside*t OF Norwich,
Conn. lie is about twenty-five years
old, n graduate Of Harvard and lawyer.
Ills father is the well known political
economist.
CaIve has accepted a. re-onGagement
at Covent garden, in London, for tho
season OF 1915. Until then sho will
make n tour OF Europe, singing in Swe-
den and Norway and Ut st. Petersburg,
Monte Carlo, Paris and Madrid.
DR.. Pagami, who died in Boston tho
other day, experimental n few years
ago with an elixir of lifo" that was
held to be MS potent rs DR.. Brown'Se'
guards. But both doctors have COMO
tho way Of all flesh.
There is now government Ngrostolo.
eist in the agricultural department.
Prof, J. LammOn ScribnOr Is tho new
official, and his province will bc tho
study Of every description OF grass.
Miss E,Ina Dean Proctor. pootess.
wants to DO known as tho apostle Of
maize MS the national flower She con.
siders Indian corn tho distinctivcIy
American product
Mrs. Richard Halo, mother Of Hon.
John r. Hale, Of Damascus. o., celobaa.
ted her Tooth birthday, Friday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24

Knocked Out by the President.
Using as text for vain glorious
boasting its own inflated accounts Of the
Democratic suggestion meetings in Ohio
county, tho Register oxfoliates in this
style:
They mean TINT Democrats lavo not been In
the least blinded TO tho iuct that We IRE living
under Republican laws null that the Republican
party, which passed those laws, Is alone RESPONSE
bio for whatever portion 81 tho buSincS, deprcS.
sion Is due TO any governmental action; aud
alone Is responsible for the conditions brought
about by thirty yehrS OF eEtrHvaGnuce, eprrup.
ton AMI nlsSOvcrnmGnt BY that party when Is
now actually trying 10 buncO its way bncE 10
power and tho Spois on the strength OF thu re-
Aults Of its own inialny.
President Cleveland, in his lcttor to
Mr.. Wilson. urging tho Democrats to
try tostraightcn out tho tariff tansle in II
spirit ofcompromise, uses this language:
This Is more palpNbIy apparent when wC real.
izO TINT the business Of our country tlmlIlv
StnniIS mud watches for the result OF our efforts
10 perfect tnrilf legislation. that quick mud
CerinIm return of prosperity waits upon u wise
adjustment nnh that u cnnding people still
TRUST Iu our hands their prosperity mud welt
being.
The Register Processes to think that
the trouble with tho country is Rcpub.
lican legislation. corruption aud job
berry. The President, who is some
thing OF Democrat himself, says "thc
business of tho country timidly stands
and watches for the result Of our
[DcmocraticI efforts to perfect taril
legislation"
1t is strange that even the Regisler
could make so ridiculous blundcr with
its party leaders most important utter
ance within reach. The only explana.
ton is that the Register has not read
that interesting production.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24
What MIR. Wilson Knew.

In his letter to Chairman Wilson tho
President says: "You know how much
l deprecated tho incorporation in the
proposed bill Of tho income feature"
II Mr.. Wilson knew that tho Presi-
dent was opposed to tho income tax he
had moro exclusive Information. b.
fore tho ways and means committee
had incorporated tho income tax in its
bill tho President said it would be
there and spoke .approyiugly of It.
Everybody will recall that some mem.
bcrs OF tho ways aud means committee
resented what they regarded MS nn Of.
fort to compel tho committee to put in
tho income tax.
Senator Hill must have given tho
President some new light on that sub.
joc'. Can it be that these remote poles
arc getting together?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24
Kccn ont the ChInoso plnguc.


In these days OF fast steamships tho
coast OF China is not very fur from the
Pacific coast OF the United States, and
steam would carry tho plague quickly
from our Pacific coust across the con-
tinent eastward. IN China tho plague
has reached terrible proportions. Tie
people arc bcin: swept away by the
thousands and there IL no sign OF abate.
mcnt.
Our government is advised by modi-
cal authority OH the spot to take string.
cnt measures TO protect tho people Of
the United States, and it is suggested
that all goods that Gun carry contUgion
be shut out Of thecountry. The articles
may be made "'in workglops with per.
haps n case OF plague dying in the sNmo
room"
There can now DO no excuse for fail.
ing TO take al! tho precautions that
science knows, This country can easily
keep out the people aud tho products
Of my country known to be afflicted rs
Chinai'. sympathizo with China
bnt do not wish to transplant her plague
to our own country
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24


Senator Hill finds 1t convenient TO ad''
nit that tho President is standing
squarely on the Democratic tariff plank
and ho wants it understood distinctly
that tho President aud himself arc
standing together and just where ne mas
been all along. 10 prove now orthodox
he has been Senator Hill quotes as ho
does frequently, from his Brooklyn
speech Of 1892.
One Of the planks OF his tariff plat
form rs laid down in that speech Is
that "thc tariff upon manufactured ar
ticles should rs rule DO larger where
similar articles are manufactured in
this country than where they arc not"
This may BIO Hill doctrine, but it is not
Democratic doctrine according TO the
Chicago platform.
There is some protection to home in
dustrios in tho Hill plank; there isnono
IN the Chicago platform. Another Hill
plank is tha. "thc tariff imposed upon
NIL manufactured articles lother than
those which for good reasons arc placed
upon the FREQ list) should equal the dif-
ference between the rate Of wages paid
in this and foreign countries, so far as
It enters into the cost OF production"
So far US this straddling plank means
ANYTHING it means protection. 1t was
lust such a plank as this that the Chi
caeo Democratic convention voted
down, substituting in its place plank
declaring protection fraud and viola
ton of the constitution. II Senator
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24

Tho President and che TarIG. Maker.
In a carefully prepared letter which
has been given 70 the world the Pre1i-
dent deaonnees a. ''party pertdy and
party d4honor" the tariH measure Is
amepded BY the senate. 1t would be
bard TO say anything stronger than this
against a measure or Sgainstthe men
who approved it with their votes.
Now come Democratic senators and
say without qualification that the
amendments were submitted to the
President aud he approved thOm. They
did not represent his ideal Of tariff leg.
isla.Ion, but since they did represent
tho best that could be done under the
circumstances, and as he was DESTROYS
that a tariff bill should pass. he did give
his approval 10 the measure as amended
by the senate. Senator Jones says the
President told him that "hs would
favor almost any compromise to secure
tue passage Ok tho bill" Senator Harris
confirms the testimony Of Senator Jones.
Until the Wilson letter was thrown
at them Democratic senator's had no
reason to think anything else than that
the President desired the passage Of the
bill. There was no intimation that his
ire was up, no indication that he re-
gardcd the senate measure Is party,
perady and party dishonor." The
solemn statements Of senators en-
phasize the peculiarly Of q situation
that Is altogether unique.
Are tho tcsLifying Democratic EenA-
tors mistaken with regard to what tho
President said 10 them2 This is not
probable. Did tho President, on orabout
July 2, change his mind with regard to
tho senate measure and conclude that
to be party perGdy and party dis.
honor which before that time lie had
thought good enough measure to 70.
ceive tho approval OF tho Democratic
party? This does not look reasonable
1t 10 a hard nut to crack.
What the country knows positively
is that there is big row on, that in
stead of dislodcing the senate tho Prcsi-
don't has driven friendly senators under
cover OF their solt.respcct aud to tho
defense OF tho dignity OF tho eenate. that
instead of some action on some kind OF
tariff bill thcre i, an unsceln!y ex-
change of ordinations and epithets be.
the President aud the Democratic side
Of tho senate.
This sort OF thing fills tho people
with shame and disgust at a time when
hundreds OF thousands of them would
like chance to ill their stomachs with
something substantial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24

The Rsgirsr approves the President's
denunctation Of the senate bill rs
party peradity and party dishonor.'
May 5 the Registsr thought tho senate
bill good enough to DO passed.. This is
what it said:
The senate has heard the pe6p'c,s cry for
action aud has needed IL The next thing TO do
is 10 pass the bill.
On tho came day the Register had
these further thoughts In the same line:
The Wilson BIZ was good enough aud would
have boon approved by the people, but the sen
ate found Snlnu changes necessary aud the people
Of West Virginia hTe Willing TO give their an
pFovHI TO measure which Senator Camden hIs
declared TO be I'll sound Democratic measure 9:
EdnrEd taxation uudeF which business VIII
1t must be distrcssful to he an organ
which never thinks Of thinking for
itself at ALL" which Is Obliged to ap.
prove the latest thing that turns up
anywhere in its party-shc rough draft
OF the house bill; the bill as it wont to
the house; the bill rs it was changed in
the house; tho bill as it was changed in
tho senate finance committee; the bill
as i. was changed again by TINT COM
mittec to tho extent OF more than four
hundred 'itcnsi tile bill as it went back
to the house changed in more than ak
hundred items; and lastly the presi-
dents letter donouncing tho senate
measure as shameless abandonment Of
party principles and party pledges.
All this coming SO close together and
rOaching its fiery climax in tho heated
term must be very rusping to a seusi.
tive nature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24
NfouNDSVILLE.
A Miscellaneous NielnnE0 OF DfInor 31at.
tors from SIarshnIrE Metropolis.

tors from MarshnIrE Metropolis.
Mound City Council No. 6. Jr. o. U.
A. NJ, has received nh invitation from
Graysvillc Council, No. 81. to attend a
picnic and reunion ut that place on
August IS.
A number of Epworth Leaguers arc
planning 10 20 out TO Sand Hill next
Tuesday to tho snb.distrtct Epworth
League basket meeting.
Tho fishing party which left last Mon
day for Meiehon, on Fish creek, re
turned homo Inst night after having u
good time.
Miss Mary Scott will go to Powhatan
this evening 10 visit Miss Mamie Me.
Fnr!and.
Tho G. A. r. post Of this city has re.
moved from tho court house to the
Mathews building.
Miss Mamie Mcfarland. OF Powhatan,
spent Sunday with friends OIL the camp
ground.
Mrs. J. II. Lockwood is very sick at
her home on Thirteenth street.
Rev. G. W. Grimes left last night for
Mount Union, Ohio.
E.B. Fisher left last evening for his
home in Hannibal, o.
ID. Durley will leave Thur sday for
Atlantic City.
William Brysou returned Saturday
from Baltimore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24

ABSOLUTELY PURE

younger women, $40 marry women OF
the same age, and 50 marry older
women.
A burglar in New York was detected
through his hat falling from his head
and striking u passing policeman.
There are now Rbou. $500 Indians in
thestate Of New York OF these about
200 are senecas.
Tia annual production OF matches. Il
Is stated, now amounts TO about lO,OOO
tons.
A certain forest plant in Japan grows
to be about six fee: high in three weeks
Unitod States fish commissioners are
Matching 81, 900. 900 lobster eggs.
Leather TRUNKS were used IN Rome as
early a. the time Of Christ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24
WIT AND WISDOM.

Mr.. Sidney-Aro yon the policeman
on beat nonr my house? POlIce.consta'
bio Toul.on-YcS. sir. Mr.. Sidney
Would you mind stNndln: near our
kitchen entrance next Saturday after
noon for few minutos2 "c arc nav:
ing some trouble in getting q girl and |
want ono who comes on Saturday to
have every possible inducement to stay.
I'll. Bits.
"Does tho fact that l have money
mako any difference TO you, Herbert,
dear?" "Ot course it does, my own. It
ia such comfort to know that II l
Should do you would le we'll provided
for" "Bus suppose l should der
"rhcn should DO we'll provided for.
Life
Holt was rather strange that you
should have clear weather throughout
the voyage. She-Not at all. l was
told that tho captain swept tho sky
with his telescope tho first thing every
morniuG.-BostOH Transcript
b, Doc,or-Lcts sec, did l prescribe for
you tho last time you were hero? Pa
tielh-Iet mo scc-oh, yes! Iremem.
Der now, for l was deadly sick all the
next day.-BostOn TranScriDt. a
Deacon Ebbonie-"Kunnel. I've como
to ax a favor OBJ you" Col. Fairfax
"ro hcIp you out OF debt" Deacon
Ebbonie-"No, sab; TO help mo into
Gebt-wif yo'seIf!"-1ruth.
81 knew Sassafras was Il mean man,
but | never thought hod 60 back on
his wiie's father" ibid he do that2"
Eyes; you SEQ no had nowhere else to
go."-!ittIntG Constitution.
Bridget-"I'm going, mump Mrs.
Hiram Daly-"Why, Bridget, isn't this
sudden? ?" Dridget-"I don't know,
mum; Two been Thinking about it all
ther mornin'."-Puck.
as no self-madc MANI" Il think
so. His grammar is dreadful. "-7orontO
Mail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24

Tho immense turnout In both CITY md cOun.
ddy evening was no less unexpected than II is
hivhIy encouraging To Democrat. -RryWr
Does tho immensely OF the turnout
amply to tho EiGth ward, where tho
suggestion meeting was postponed un.
I'll last night because the turnout on
Saturday evening was so immcnse that
not enough Democrats wCro present to
hold suggestion meeting? Aud Ia
there glorious promise in this almost
Unprecedented manifestation OF inter.
est?" =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24

"iTy little boy was very bad OF for
two months with dinrrhma. Wo used
various medicines. aisn calIci in two
doctors, but nothing done him any good
until We used ChamhGtl0in's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhuI Remedy, which
gave Immediate rolmt aud soon cured
him. consider it tho best medicine
made and can cOnfcIcuti0uslv rccom-
mcnd IL to all wh0nrrd dMrrhpA ur
collie medicine. L. iIare, Trenton,
Tcxas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24
Excursion to the Scn for $40 from wheel.
Ius. Vim Pcnnsvlynuin Lines.

July 60 Excursion Tickets will be sold
to Atlantic City. Cape May. Sen Isle
City or Ocean City for $40. with twelve
days return limit. Surf bathing is most
heathtuI aud Il delightful recreation.
Pullman Sleeping Car from Wheeling.
For details apply to J. G. TomIinson,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24

Is nm ngo OF fraud and adnltcration, it
is certainly gratifying TO know that
such IN cxtensvely.usGd preparation us
Ayers Sarsnpharilln may be implicitly
relied upon. 1t never varies either in
quality, appearance. or effect, but is al.
ways up to the standard