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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
TOWN HALL.

Ttibodaux. La Nav 22nd, 1891. (
The Council of the town of Thiuodaux met
this day III extra session.
Pr sent-W. g.. Raglan. Mavor and Trus
tees L.. p. Caillouet, o. Naquip. Thos. Alber-
ii and +, Zernott.
Ahsent.-Trustees Theo. 2. Bergeron and
A. ). Meyer.
The reading OF last sessions minutes was
dispensed with.
Mayor Raglan stated that the object Of the
present extra session. was that the Council
might consider the PRAYER of a petition ad-
dressed to the Council BY a large number OF
the property taxpayers OF the town. Where
upon. Mr.. Caiiloutt announced that the pc
tition referred to by tie Mayor. had beet en-
trusted 10 his care for submission to the
Council. and further. that he had prepared
an ottiinahce submitting to the property tax
payers the propriety OF taxing themselves
Tor he pa yt,ent OF u Water Work plant for
the town.
The petition and proposed ordinance. hav.
Ing been read. the petition was ordered re-
eei' ed actl the ordinance adopted by the u
naniii.ous vote of the council.
10 the Mayor aud Trustees Of the town Of
IlnbotauA.
The uusets gued property tax payers of
the cur i~susdJIou Of Ihibostaux respt cttully pc
tltlon four honorable body to submit III ae-
corda' cc vi Ii law. 10 The property taS-pay-
ers OF tie tuHu If Thlhodaux, a proposition
to levy i special tax Of five mills per annum
Tor d period OF ten years. Tor The purpose II
constructing aud erecting a system OF Water
Works, TOR the use and benefit OF the town
and of its citizens such proposition 70 he
voted on in accordance Will Law at a special
election to be called By your honorable DO
dy. lie petitioners pray for the calling of
such a special elt elton for the purpose OF
voting on the question of the special tax a
ioresaid, and tor ali and generat relief as
Szfta. Ara-F ~
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laws OF the state of louisiana, / will sell
At the principal front door of the Courthouse
in which the Civil District Court of said par
i>h j. held, in the parish OF Lafourch,, with
in the legal hours for judicial sales, begin
ming at IL O'Clock A. NJ. on
Saturday, 23d June. 1894.
and continuing on each succeeding day un-
til said sales are completed. all fInmovahle
property on which taxes are now due to the
state OF Louisiana. and Parish of Lafourche
TO enforce collection of taxes assessed in
the year 1893, together with interest thereon
from the alst day OF December, 1898. at the
rate Of 2 per cent per month until paid, and
ali costs.
The names Of said delinnuent toxnavrrs
the amount of taxes due by each on the
assessment OF said year, and { he immoyable
property assessed to each to be offered for
sale are as follows, to-wit
LEJECNE MICHEL EST.-iO acreas land.
right bank Bayou Lafourche. below Race
land. bounded by Mrs. II. Maisdon < MIS-.
z Folse. Amt Taxes SEQ. interests and
costs SIZE. Total x40g
LAfoNT ERNEsT.-7e 60 acres land being
lot No. Gin Sec. s. T. % : X 23 f.: lower Ia
fourche Amt. Taxes s4.25. Interest and
costs sl.52. Total SIT
MATHERNE NOISE acre land right
bans Bayou Lafourche in the town Of
Lockport Bataria st. Convent and ".
Barilleaux. Amt. Taxes s2S5. Interest
and costs Sl.3i.
Total 81 ls
OWNERS UNkNOW Formerly assessed
Lst. = DiaNtltFu az acres land right
bank Bayul Lafourche, below Cut on.
bounded hy Il. Barilleaux and Est. i.
Cher mic Amt. Taxes s23.15. Interest and
cots $50. Total 27.60
Raglan VINE. H-2100 acres land. Lots q
and ~ L. IL > X 70 h bounded by Est. ID.
Mcleod and ol len Ranch Co Amt Taxes
$. -. Interest and costs. $50. Total $50 "a
TAYLOR HNrf{EW-i0 acres land. right
bank Q: Bty"u iafourcte, below Racrland.
Doiiiided oy Johh Ursin and A.. Labatte.
Amt. Taxes S7.25. Interest and casts
S..s.. Total q III
A NOtDEN W-2J2 acres Lots 2. 4, &. and
tsec y and Lots 2, 3, and q sec. 33 Amt.
Taxes S9-sa. Interest and costs. SLIT.
Total sle.2
4 NDRDES W. -ts3 acres Lots 4 and
! sec. IL, Lots 1 and 6 Sec u II - : r n e
Amt. Taxes S6.91. Interest and costs. ~.
Total SIS
On said day of sale | will sell such uortion
OF ea"lf OF said specific property as each drt-
TOT shali point out, ami in ease Ih. ,I,4ptar
snaii not point ont sufficient properly.
VIII at once and without further Grlts -rfI
Inc least quantity of said specific property
or any debtor which any bidder viii huy for
the amount OF the taxes. interest and costs
que by SAID debtor. The >t!t viii he VITA
OUT appraiscmcnt for cash IN H.. II teutirr
money OF tHitcd states. ana Ilr vanss.y
SOFA Shall hc rcdeeniabla at any time OF :
space OF one year by dtytaZt the utE-rr.Ty 4
WIN - per cent aud COSTS added.
May IGN, 1894. r. + JaklO
Sheriff and Tax Coll-ct"r.
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ATELIER ~TYPoGRAPHIQUE.

Ayant tout lie mat6riel necessaire. nous
eommes n meme a'execntcr tons les ouvrages
t~ypographianes qui nous seront confies- lie
brefs .ocat. cartes d'ataiTes. enttteS de
features. tickets d'hsbiration. blancs. circus
laires, etc, se-ont inprimcs dams Il plus bre
delai ct a ces prix nT defent toute concur
renee.
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q ttEaGa $50 7ggss&Ees G;fss.
isi sSsEss.
SHERIFFS OFFICE

~iTERIFFS OFFICE
Parish "t i.nfourrhr. Nay 18th 1884.
In accordance with section No. 62 az Act
No - 81 1855. the attention uf all mortgage
creditors interested in any nf the forgot .
described property Is hereby directed to
the above notice of SI,r IF nronerf- 10
delinquent tax payers.
II. E. LORIO,
Sheriff of Lafourche.
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u tout a coup au DOTu Il uiie
de ces cataractes. CONNIE il en- await
tant rencontrG sur lie Congo, qui
saisissant lEclair, lie precipiterait de
roc en- roc au fond dun abime on lie
poids lncalculable de la chute lie
briserait en- mile pieces.
Ii n'eut pas lie lolsir de la rehexion
ct, ne prenant conseil que de sol
desespoir il Sc retourna pale en-
GRANT
Tout lie monde a genoux ct priez
Dleu.
Puts muet, la poitrine haletante,
mas lie regard intrepide, Ii main
ASSURE, il prit II barre du gouyer-
mil.
Quelques secondes plus tard, Il
sous-marin passait sous lie rocller
fatal; Flora ieva Ia tete, VT dies
cannibaies qui Sc %penchant SUI Ia
crete roulalent IN bloc deja suspendu
a DEM dams lie vide.
Les negres frent nm supreme
effort, IN craIueinent sc 1T entendre.
Ia jeune file vit le bloc qui tomhait,
ellie poussa m cri d'epouyante.
-Tenezvous ferme. crla-t-elle.
CEacun Sc cramponna, il en- etait
plus que temps, deux metres ne
s6paraient pas Ia polnte dn navire
du colosse de grant, quand l'Eclair,
t%ournant 81 brnsquement quill faillit
s'abattre sur le flame droit, fit rouler
pele mGle les yoyageurs, en- meme
temps que par Ii violence de Ii
s~ecousse, il brIsait une dies amarres
qui l'attachaient a sa remorque.
Get accident proyidentiel le sauya,
netant plus entraine que par le
cote gauche, lie radeau qui infaillible-
ment aurait heurte lie terrible ecueil.
Sc porta du cote oppose ct a Ia
suite de lEc1dr entra dams un
chenal de deux cents pas d peine qui,
a elargissant rapidement, lendait al
lit de Il rivi6re toute sa Iargeur.
Saves yoclfera lie docteur.
bravo, Paul bravo, mon ami
y etes-vous tous2 demanda-t-ll.
Jupiter. Oh est Jupiter? cria
une yoiN anxieuse.
-Disparu, repondit Benito qui sc
penchait / l'arriere pour examiner le
siliage il ttait lei. je rai Vi
tomber.
-Ou cellar
-Au moment on le cable a case,
il Z disparu dams le ieuve ct le
radeau a passe sur lui.
Deja Paul await arrete lie courant
electrique, mais, e%ntraine par lie
courant autant que par limpulsion
recue, IEcldir continual a descen-
Dire ave rapidite, il fallalt du temps
pour r%alentir lie movement. maneu-
vrer atm de laisser passer lie radeau.
puts remonter a contre courant.
L'operation etait a la fois Tongue
ct dlfficiIe.
Personne dependant ne pouvait
songer d ahandonner le brave neore.
81 bon, 81 devoue, 81 aime de tous.
-Dusse-je retourner seul jusqn'a
l'endroit OH il est tombe, je le retrou-
verai, await dit Paul.
-Eous n iriez pas seul, parce que
je vous accompagnerals, repondit
Benito.
Au fond, Get homme etalt excel
lent, son seul default c'etait la passion
de For, mais de celui-la il ne pouvait
pas sc corriger.
Laissant lie radeau amarre au
milieu du courant, rEclair -emonta
lentement la riviere l'eau en- etait
tellement trouble qua quelques
centimetres de profondeur on ne
pouvait rien dlstinguer.
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journal otfciel de la Poroisse Ia
fourche ct de la Vile de Ihboddur
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STATE TAX SALES.
Of lmm0yable Property.
The State Louisiana v. DeIia-
qGent Tax Debtors, Parish of
iafOurche.

pY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
I'D vested in me by the constitution and
laws of the state of Louisiana, / will sell
4 1.-THE principal front door of the Courthouse
in which the Civil District Court of said par
i>h Is held, in the parish OF Lafourch,., with
~ the legal hours for judicial sales, begin
ming at LII O'clock 4 III on
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PUBLIEE TOUS LES SAMEDIS PAR
A. JOLIET IT., & Co., Proprietaires
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aSuituh', SiiIiits etldlt, )
de regagner la terre. mails lie monstre
furieux ne leur en- donna pas lie
lolsIr coupant en- deux les uns.
broyant les autres. PEASANT sous les
plus grands canots. les souleyant i
dix pieds au-dessus lie ia riviere dams
laquelle il les r%ejetait en- les culbu-
tant, il cut bientot couver lie Heuye
DIES debris de In tiOtte aneantle. ct
frappe dune terreur indicible les
cannibales montant les canots aussi
bien que cenN demeures sur le
rlvage OH lis Sc croyaient a l'abri.
mais quune fusee suffit pour METRE
en- flute.
Une voice Gle mitraiIle lancee dams
Ia foule dies fuyards aurait convert In
rive de cadavres. Les Europeens
r~enoncerent a cette vengeance. s'esti.
mant trop heureax davolr delivre lie
brave Ali de SEES agresseurs ct d ayoir
retrouve sous sd tente Jupiter au'ils
croyalent mort, mas qui, n'ayant etc
gu etourdi. await etc saisi Der Ia
chevelure crepue au moment OH 8,
ressortait dc dessous lie radeau mar
linden, ct rappele par ses SONS 4 la
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BUREAU: Rue Main, :. tire st. PHILIPPE
ct st. Louis.
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rlLEyENrNp rnounIIE.
he Action Of ths Miners Convention
The itlot Mt tho Robbins ailnss gu Tues.

The Action Of tho Miners Convention
The Riot Mt the ItobblnA lilnsA GU Tucs.
day.
Plrrsnundu, Pa, Jan. 24.-'rho action
Of tho minors convention yesterday in
declaring tho mining rate .opOn likely
prevented serious trouble to-day at tho
Robbins mines at Willow Grove. Tho
mines were in operation under tho pro.
lection OF n largo iorco OF deputy shor.
Ills and everything was reported quiet.
Tho damage 10 tho minos BY ycstor.
days outbreak amounts tn several hun.
dred dollars. Tho presence Of tho minc
superintendent alone prevented tho to.
tai destruction OF tho works,
President Robbins saya that tho
strikers marched in body upon the
colllGrlcs and ordered tho men to qui!
work. When they refused tho strikers
cut the cable OF loaded train and scnt
1t dashing down tho incline. Three
cars jumped tho track and crashed into
tho blacksmith shop, wreckIug 1t.
Threo mon who wero In tho building
narrowly escanod death. The mnera
thon proceeded to tOar UP the rails aud
wreck tho tipplO. Thoy then gavc tho
following notice: "Wo shall return 10.
morrow and burn tho tipplo II any
work IL done.n
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lmoNANn srE.EI.


-
A Reviow OF tho Pittsburgh Market Dur.
Ing the Past Week.
PlrrsDuRuH, Pa, Jan. 2l.-Tho
Chronicle Telegraph says; Tho market
for raw iron and stOe Is In much tho
same condition as last reported. There
Is q little moro business, and prices arc
q little lower. Tho most noteworthy
transaction which has occurred since
tho previous review Ia tho reported salO
OF II 600 tons OF steel billets. Delivery
Is to BIO mndo In February, March and
April, and tho price quoted Is $l5 70
cash at mill. There have been smaller
transactions reported at slight conces.
sion on this price, but 1t Is moro con.
ildently believed than ever that tho
bottom has boon reached. Another
feature Of tho aituation IL that eastern
and Western competitors, finding that
grumbling and sharp criticism do not
bring business, nro hustling for orders.
Evidences are multiplying OF m In.
creased volume OF trade.
The steel and billet mills OF tho Iii.
nois Steel Company resumed work on
Monday, with fair amount OF orders,
and the mills will run as long rs the or.
ders hold out.
Bossemer pig iron Is little moro &C.
tive, but prices are weak and in some
Instances lower. A recent sale Of south
ern mill iron in this market Ia said to
have marked the lowest price ovor
reached. Regarding this sale tho Amer
tcdn Manufacturer says tho prico was
50 80 delivered In Pittsburgh, and 1t
comments thereon as follows: "As the
freight on this iron from Alabama was
81 per ton, II made tho price at the fur.
naco S. 80. This Is certainly tho lowest
price over recorded In tho history Of the
pig iron trade In this diatrict. For
some years past Pittsburgh stove manu-.
facturers have been uaing moro or less
southern pig, and few mills havo cm.
ployed in making common iron. ltsqunl-
ity has always made 1t soil somewhat be-
low local figures, but when the latter
wero ut tho figure quoted a year ago
there was something OF q margin for
tho southern product. But now, with
good quality OF grey forge iron selling
below $40. southern iron enters this
market after paying 81 per ton freight.
Thissoems almost i'm possible, and can
hardly be explained, but It romans a
cold fact. 1t is not to BIO supposed that
the sale mentioned shows what may be
permanently expected OF southern iron
in tho Pittsburgh market. at even tho
low price OF 50 30 southern iron Is hard.
ly desirable, when material OF good
quality can DO secured for % cents more
per ton. But 1t 10 evident that south
orn iron makers are making special
effort to extend their market"
In manufactured iron and steel no
Improvement ia noted. Structural ma.
terial Is also reported very dull, and or
ders tor steel rails are light, but the
pool price Is maintained.
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THE COLD WAVE.
Tho Storm Travels Rapidly Eastward.
Very Cold In the Northwest.

Tho Storm Travels Rapidly Eastward.
Very Cold in the Northwest
EVANSVILLE, IND, Jan. PA cold
wavo reached hero ut . o'clock this
morning. Snow fell to the depth of six
inches, blockading street car traffic sew
eral hours. The mercury at 7 o'clock
this morning was G. above zero.
CIScrSNATr, Jan. 24-Shortly after 4
o'clock this morning ran began 10 fall.
1t quickly turned to snow with rapidly
falling temperature. Three or four
inches OF snow had fallen and the thor
mometer was lowered thirty degrees
since last night.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 2L-The official report
was 20 below to-day in this city. Ordi-
nary thermometers went away below
that and cutting breeze made tho cold
less endurable. Minus figures were re-
ported from all parts OF tho northwest
east OF tho mountains. Winnipeg with
10 below was the coolest.
KANSAS CRY, Jan. 2l.-The dispatch
es from kansns, Missouri aud Oklahoma
indicate that the storm was very severe
and that tho mercury reached the low
est point in years. at Springfield, No.,
tho snow is TWO feet deep and the NOR
curry 16 degrees below. AL trains are
delayed.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence Is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; etfectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of tho medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
B gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
3 Co. only, whose name is printed on every
I. package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will NOT
/ accept any substitute If offered.
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s. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected 10 IN alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away, and he was ter
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.,,
had q running sore on his leg OF eight
years' standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg 10
sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurable. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. s.
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\ DAsrARpLY OUTRAGE.
a Dynamite Cartridge Placed In n Car
Stovo With Fri;htfui Results.

Dynamite Cartridge Placed In n Car
stovo With Frishtfui Results.
San ANTONIO, Tex, JAM, pa terri
BILE outrage, resulting in the death of
two men and the fatal injury of some
others, occurred this morning just as
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas train was
leaving San Marcos. A dynamite cart
ridge, which had been placed in the
smoking car stove by some unknown
person, exploded, the stove and half
the car being scattered in pieces. Ed.
Binding, travelling agent OF the city
brewery, Of San Antonio, and ]. G..
Heidelheimer, q prominent merchant OF
Austin, Texas, wero instantly killed.
AL the other passengers in tho car, six
in number, were injured, but their
names have not been secured.
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THEIR TERRIBLE FATE.
Nine Insane Paupors ia Iowa Burned t,
Death on tho Poor Farm.

Nine Insane Paupors III Iowa Burned to
Death on tho Poor Earn.
Boone, Ia, Jan. 24.-The building on
the Boone county poor farm, in which
tho iucurably insane were confined, was
burned at 10 o'clock last night and
eight Of tho nine inmates were burned
to death. Only one woman, Mrs. Il.
Hubbard, escaped from the burning
building, and gave the alarm to Steward
Iiolcomb, who was in theimain building
adjacent. It was then too late to save
the insane people and the main build.
ing was saved only by tho greatest
effort. The steward says he banked the
fire in tho furnace about 0 o'clock and
does not know how the fire originated
unless from the fue. The dead are:
SNlary Tucker, John Annisigga, Annie
Ssoderburg, Christine Anderson, Chris
Zine Petersen, Mrs. Scott, Tom Leaser,
l3oseph Craig.
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TEGUoIaAnPAA ATTACKED.

n battle In Which Forty Hondurinns Are
Killed and Seventy Wounded. II
NEw YoRx, jan. GA World dis.
Patch from Tesucigalpa, Honduras, says
this city was attacked last night BY a
sstsong force Of rovolu.ionlsts and
Nlcaraguan allies. They, succeeded in
setting a good deal of ground but were
tepelled before morning. Forty Hon
1urians were killed. Seventy wero
The. NicaraGuau loss was
iFeater. Both sides are preparing for
anotber battle. NJ
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S-~>-----~ Con-
NATURAL oil WE'LL.
Remarkable Discovery by Three Hunter
Near Dinghnmpton, n. Y.

Remarkable Discovery by Three Hunters
Near binEhnmpton, NY.
BISouAMrroN, n. Y, Jan. 24.-Thrcc
prominent townsmen, Harvey Tewkcs-
bury, Andrew Rogers and Charles W.
Watrous, INDUCED in fox hunt hero.
Aa they were returning homo thor
hounds struck tho trail OF fox. They
followed it and came upon thoir hounds
barking undor lodge OF rocks on the
western slope OF tho old Jared farm.
Harvey felt around tho ledges for aav
other holes BY which tho fox could es-
cape, using small crowbar. He
climbed to tho top OF tho ledge Of
rocks, striking around with hia bar.
Suddenly it slipped through his fingers
and went down ANAL 1.suro. III en-
deavoring TO got 1t out he lighted a
match and dropped It into the assure
in order TO sec farther into the dark
recoss. A flash and sudden explosion
occurred. a jet OF flame shot upward
higher than the surrounding tree tops
and illuminated the surrounding coun-
try. About 100 feet below the place
where tho well was burning they dis
covered flow OF oil issuing from q
creyice. The stream was large enough
to fill q two-inch pipe.
Tho village is excited over the find,
and prospectors arc aocking hero in
great numbers. The hole in the rocks
is a mystery, but it is supposed to be q
natural seam, extending probably 1000
feet downward.
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DURING tho epidemic of Ia grippe
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy took the
lead here and was much better liked
than other cough medicine" II,
NJ. BANGS, druggist, Chatsworsh, III.
The grip is much the same as n very se-
we're cold and requires precisely the
same treatment. This remedy Is prompt
and effectual and will prevent any tend
ency OF tho disease toward pneumonia.
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READ the ISTELLIGENcER' Special Art
Portfolio offer on page three to-day.
Facts Worth Knowing,

In all diseases OF the nasal mucous
membrane the remedy used must BIO non.
irritating. Nothing satisfactory can be
accomplished with douches, snuls,
powders or astringenis, because they
are irritating. do not thoroughly reach
the affected surfaces and should be
abandoned aa worse than failures. A
multitude OF persons who had for years
borne oil the worry and pain that Gu.
tarrh can infict testify TO radical and
permanent cures wrought by Ely's
Cream Balm. Your druggist has it.
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The persistent cough which usually
follows an attack Of the grip can be per-
manently cured by taking Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. W. A. Mcguire,
OF Mckay, Ohio, says: ia Grippe left
me with u severe cough. After using
several different medicines without re-
lief, tried Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy, which effected permanent cure.
| have also found it to be without an
equal for children, when troubled with
colds or croun El .-1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-25

Special DLpG!ch 10 he InleltJ.nesr.
MARrISsDURd, W. Va, Jan. 24.-The
stockholders Of tho Cumberland Valley
& Martinsburg railroad met in this
place yesterday and elected tho following
board Of directors. rhos. Z. Kennedy,
NJ. Q. Kennedy, R. W. Slime, Thos. j.
Cooper, Goo. NJ. Bowers, Jas. B. Russell,
Vim. t. Stewart, John Stewart, A. J.
Thomas, E. Boyd Faulkuor, J. T. Boyd
and Holmes Conrad. Hon. Thos. b.
Kennedy was elected president and N.
7. Ingles secretary.