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The Washington times., 1894-06-17
palmistry at the Poker Table.

do you know anything about palmistry?"
she asked.
''Oh, not much," he added, with the air Of
modesty which is not intended to be implicitly
believed in. Not great deal. Although
had an experience last night which might DE
considered n remarkable example Of the art
you allude to-"
"You don't mean it?''
'Yes. 1 happened to glance at the hand OF
n friend OF mine, and Immediately predicted
that he would presently become the possessor
of a considerable sum Of money. Before he
left the room he had $40 or $50 handed to
him.
And you told it Just from his hand?"
"Yes. 1t had four aces in it."
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4 Granite Mirror

One of the most peculiar of stone forma-
tions is the Devils Looking Glass; on
Nolachucay river. Tennessee. 1t is Il palisade
which rises abruptly from the river to n
height OF about 200 feet. 1t is perfectly
smooth and about 100 feet wide. When the
sun is at Il certain stage it throws n shadow
over the water and reflects the sunbeams rs
mirror would, dazzling the eyes of the be-
holder sometimes almost binding him with
its brightness. To go upon the river in u
skiff and look down into the water is TO see
an image reflected. but always distorted. 1t
is this which gave the name to the formation.
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Copied from Nature

The air-tight compartment theory OF build
ing ships was copied from provision OF
nature shown in the case of the nautilus.
The shell of this animal has forty or fifty COM
partments. into which air or water may be
admitted. 10 allow the occupant to sink OK
float, as he pleases.
The Washington times., 1894-06-17

SILKS. Marvellous Values.
lot OF Finest Printed China and India Silks.
Were 75c., 81, and 81 y yard. beautiful patterns,
on dark or light grounds.
Now AL 48c Yard.
lot Silks, in light colors, China Silks, Moires,
&c, plain and printed. Value 4Sc
Now Ell 25c Yard.
lot of China Silks. dark grounds, white and
colcred figures, pretty patterns.
Now All 32c Yard.
lot 25c. Black Swisses and Organdies stripes
and pIaids.
Now ALI l5c Yard.
The Washington times., 1894-06-17

WAsHINGToN, D. C., June 30, 1890
always keep PROFESSOR COOKS BALM OF LIFE
on hand. / am familiar with the various uses
for which 1t will pove beneficial, and was Crigi-
naIly led to try the preparation to see what
benefit it would have on me personally, as was
suffering from dyspepsia of an aggravated form.
1t has cured me and can recommend 1t with
pleasure, knowing its value.
NOBLE D. LAREER,
Secretary Nat Union Fire lns Co.,
Washington, d. c.
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BAUM'S, 416 9Th St.
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
Please Bear These F'aGt8 in Mind.

am advertising from business offer entire stock of
seasonbe goods LEGITIMATE REDUCTIONS which great
saving purchaser.
You buy SOME goods other places cheap for
merchant anxious SELL and making Headers
you get SPECIAL DISCOUNTS from EVERY ARTICLE
EVERY DEPARTMENT. Besides host of desirable goods being
sacrificed addition discounts the will Show
Great sacrifices necessary this.
making hem-as those who visit the judge.
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the tint and polish that age puts on bronze,
and her small, delicate body ''is half nerves
and the other half aches"
Bernardine, the girl in her "Ships That
Pass" is the authoress, only bit too robust.
The Washington times., 1894-06-17
wasHryGroN, D. c.. Jan. ., 1889.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan 9, 1882
have I und PROFESSOR COOKS BAI.a OF LIFE
of remarkable efficacy vaginal enema after
parturi.ion and after genealogical operations.
1t Is also of great value in all putrid and septic
state in ULcERATgD and DIPuTgRI1iC SORE
THROAT, IN SCAkLATISAL ANGINA and a mouth
wash in TYPHOID FEvEg. l believe it Is the best
combination of ant!septics known.
c. W. SoNNESscHMIDT, NJ. d., l3J7 Il St n. w.
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This Advertisement
W.su,NGToN. n G June 40. 1soo

Cut from THE TINES and 80 cents, will bring 5
bottles To-Kalon Claret to your door in a jiffy.
To-kalon Wine Co, 614 14th St
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Suits, Shirt Waists,
Wrappers, &c.
81 Print Wrappers, full Vatican back,
pretty patterns,
Now All Soc.
Black and Navy Serge Blazer Suits, style and
fit perfect splendid quality of cloth We're 49,
Now all 1920.
go Duck Suits, the kind that fit well and
look nobby, nothing sloyenly about these but the
price,
S19S.
Ladies' Celebrated Derby Shirt Waists. in
for
S1.50.
Infants Wear.
All the Dainty White Dresses, Caps, Long and
Short Goats, everything.
20 Per Cent Off Marked Prices
The Washington times., 1894-06-17

Blankets.
It's warm now, but you will need them some
time, that's sure, and 30 per cent. discount is
ample to repay you TO lay them aside until
needed.
The Washington times., 1894-06-17

For Summer Complaint
Use To-Kalon Blackberry Brandy. 81 per quart
To-kalon Wine Co, GA 14th ct
The Washington times., 1894-06-17

His Congressman was speaking with partic-
ular reference to Tammany. but, no less than
Tammany, that greater machine. which is the
government OF the United States, is driven 10
use people who do dirty work. "The most
valuable sources of Information the govern
ment has" says Mr.. Holman. ''are disrepu-
table people. who follow their natural bent,
enter into schemes against the government,
fail to make as much out of it as they think
they should. aud TO work vengeance on those
who are making more inform the govern
ment of their proceedings, and for pay work
with the government to bring their former
allies to judgment"
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Lady Burton. the widow of the famous
translator and traveller. lives in London. Per
naps the most interesting of the relics with
which the house is stored is a gruesome neck
lace of human bones given by the King OF
Dahomey to Sir Richard Burton when he made
him brigadier general of his corps of amazons.
The necklace was designed to be present to
the new commanders fayorite squaw. Lady
Burton is said TO have viewed her husband S
appointment with jealousy at first, but when
She personally inspected the female warriors
all such feeling Instantly vanishad
The Washington times., 1894-06-17

I lately talked with a couple Of representa-
dves and Senator on the influence Of Con-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-20
Moses Fiad Changed.

"Are you the man who painted that ERE
picture of Moses in the BulrusheS? p" asked a
countryman OF an artist, who had recently
startled the town by an exhibition OF oil paint
t1gS.
Yes" replied the artist
IAN right; then 1 want you to paint my
father.".
Certainly, if be gives me few sittings."
Cant do il ; he's dead"
LET me have photograph of him"
Cant do that, neither. He never had his
picture taken"
i am afraid. then, must decline"
Decline? What for? Haven't you painted
Moses? You didn't have photograph of him.
did you? No, thought not. Wen, my father
hain'i been dead nearly so long as Moses. If
you can paint Moses. you ought TO know
enough to paint my father"
Approaching the situation the artist went to
work ana evolved such portrait as he thought
might satisfy so original a son.
'Crlckyl' exclaimed the art patron, on see
Ing the completed painting. That almost
knocks the stut1n' ont of Moses; but, l say
now he has GENERALIZATION Tidbits.
GLASS at f. n. Woods & Co.'s, 81 First streets
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-20

Alders, ID. Frank. George Phillips, J. Kelly j.
M0nsesy I. Rlckert U. Voigt, G. Glanville. r.
melbourne, j. Zimmerman, H. Wackenrender.
L. LInkeScn, y. Stocker and +. Paul.
The Noble Musicale.
Mr.. and Mrs Burr Noble entertained a mum.
per OF guests last Wednesday evening at their
home IN Alameda in honor of Mr. and Mrs
George Smith of Washington, d. c. Several
charming musical selections were rendered.
and an elaborate supper was served in time to
allow The guests to depart on the last train to
the city.
Among those present were: MIR. and Mrs.
George Smith, Mr.. Morgan, Mr. Bauts and Mr.
Doyle OF Washington, d. c.; Mrs Daniel f.
Dye and Mrs George L. MeisteT, Sacramento;
MISS Gertrude Judd, Miss Madeleine Beck-
huen, Mrs. Z. B. Blood, San Francisco: Mir
Moody, San jose; Mr. and Mrs. Noble Misses
Pearl and Maude Noble, Paul Noble, Alameda
Martinez Surprise Party.
A pleasant birthday surprise party wac held
al the residence of Sonora Martinez. lOO21S
Jackson street. last night in honor OF her
daughter, Senorita Carmen Martinez, who al
tained her twentieth birthday yesterday. The
occasion was rendered peculiarly pleasing by
vocal solos by Miss Iuez Dean instrumental
selections by The lombard Quarter and Spa n
lsh dances by Senorita Carmen Martinez and
her girl cousins, Emella and Antonio Martinez
Those present were: Mrs. Bonden, Mrs and
The Misses Duble. Mrs. and Miss Amador Mrs
andrews Mrs Porteau, Mrs. Dewitt and
D H. oSNdllOSs VI. GORDON, a. OuntdDllla,
r. olson, l.. Dube, +. Duble, L. Scream and NJ.
CalderOn.
The Oliver Musicale.
charming musicale was given at the Hotel
Oliver last Thursday evening. which was greatly
enjoyed by the guests at the hotel ana many OF
their friends. Among the interesting attrac-
tlonS was piano solo by Professor DellepiAne,
duet by Mr.. ana Mrs. StadIfeld and songs by
MRS. Sladt1ed Mrs. Balm, FTank Coffin aud
Allteu Nllkie. Atterward number OF dances
we're enjoyed and Refreshments were served.
Ihe rooms were handsomely decorated with
MOWERS and plants and the gowns displayed
were beautiful To a nigh degree.
A Charity Concert.
A successful musicale was given on Saturday
evening at Mayneld by Miss Rita Dunn and
Miss NJ abee HolbTOok. Tie young ladies were
assisted by Professor Hin aud other Mayield
aud Mountain View performers.
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DINNERS AND LUNcHEONs.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson gave an elab-
crate dinner party last week In honor OF Nine.
de Reyna Barros, wife OF the President OF
Guatemala. The floral decorations were superb
and the music was furnished by the Hungarian
orchestra.
Those invited to meet Nine. Barrios were:
Sonora de Barrillas, wife OF the ex-President of
Guatemala; Mr.. and Mrs. Luis de Oieda, Mr.
and Mrs. ISIdOr Schwartz. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Oates, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Goldfish, Mrs. MOsley
Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco Villacorta Mrs. 4, /. Co.
hen, Mr.. and Mrs Romualdo PachecO, Miss Rose
Frankel, Misses Martha aud Adrienne Ben
hagel, Miss LevIsOn, Miss kalsheT DR.. Nieto
j.. b. Hodgson, j. Bloom. Jose Costa. l.. Loewe,
Dr. Padila Alfonso Barrillas and MIR. Casares
The Conlan Dinner Party.
The Sunday school teachers of ST. Francis
Church were rendered a dinner party recently
by the pastor. Rev. Father Conlan, at the Day
Home on Powell street The dinner was served
in the dining hall, which had been profusely
decorated with ferns and sweet peas After
the dinner short and interesting programme
was presented. Father Conan in a few we'll
chosen remarks thanked the young ladies' for
their assistance during the past year and ex-
pressed the hope that their next reunion would
find them in as good health and spirits as they
were then,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-20

turned from visit of a few weeks at Santa
Cruz. She is now visiting the family OF l.
Rudee at 51O Devisadero street
MIR. and Mrs. B. +. Meyer have left Del CorO-
nado and will visit Santa Cruz and Monterey
before their return home
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ness part of the proceedings letter from Gov
eTnor Rich of Michigan was read, thanking th g
association for elecIlng him ali honorary men,
Der. The literary and vocal part of the pro-
gramme was contributed oy Mrs. Barto, Miss
McCurrie Mr. McCurrie, Mr.. Weston and Miss
Brooks A banquet was then served, after
which a series OF dances were participated in
by many of those in attendance.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-20
RETROTHALS.

Co., The wedding OF Miss Harriet Langdou Brown.
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Adams Brown,
and Herbert Henry Darling Will take place at
ST. Luke's Church at $50 O'Clock on Wednes-
day evening, September 5.
The wedding of Miss Jessie Rodda and W. E.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-20

Jackson will take place next Wednesday even
Ing at the residence OF The bride. 1913 Post
street.
The wedding OF Miss Bessie Boas and Jacob
Jacobs will take place at the residence OF the
brides father, 5341a Turk street, at o'clock
next Sunday evening.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-20

Great American Importing Tea Company are
selling Masons fruit Jars cheap-as they do all
other goods 1t Will pay you TO visit any of their
stores If you want lowest prices.
1 dozen pint jars in box........-....5O SOC per doz
dozen quart jars in box....,.,,...,. 6uc per doz
/ dozen half gallon Jars in box ..... sue per doz
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-20
WInWsM IHRATER

Corner Stockton ana Geary streets.
ALERT MEYER. ......... Manager
San FranciscO's Popular Family Resort.
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING. AUG. 20.
Entire change Of bill. Look at this list; The
Martins great iIlusioniStS; Mile. Toilet. trans
formation dancer; Master John cambridge,
net virtuOsO; Inez Dean, society c9ntralto; Lew
Baker, comedians: Sadie Fairfield. character
change artist; Professor /. F. Klein q Co.'S great
mechanical show, Twin Brothers Gloss, Russian
athietes Rowe * Rentz eccentric comedians.
Admission: Opera Chairs. 35c: Reserved Seats
25c; General Admission, 1Oc. Matn ees-Satur-
day ana sunday p. N.
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WEDDINGS.

A very quiet wedding took place last Wednes-
day at noon at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. a Martin. II Clinton park, who were for
merly residents OF Brooklyn, n. Y. The Drlde
was their eldest daughter, Miss Jennie a Mar
tin, ana the groom was w. Ogden Jones, who
is connected with the Stockton Milling Com
pany. Ii was owing TO a recent bereavement in
the family OF the groom that only relatives
were present TO witness the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. DIR. Adams, assisted by
Rev. Aaron Williams, Miss Ella Martin acted
as maid Of honor, Miss Ida Henry was the
bridesmaid and Jay Thomas was best man
After delicious dejeuner the newly welded
couple left 10 pass couple of weeks at Lake
Tahoe When they return they will reside al
5l9 Guerrero street. They were he recipients
of some very ValuahIe DTeSenfS
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NeVin-hOWarth.

a very pretty wedding took place in the Pres
byterian Church at North Temescal on Satur-
day evening. August II, when James Nevin OF
Piedmont was united in marriage TO Miss Ada
Howarth, third daughter of MT. and Mrs. 6. F.
Howarth Of Oakland. The bride was attended
by Miss A. Duke OF San Francisco, while G..
Chisholm acted as best man.
After the ceremony the happy couple and
their friends repaired to the residence of the
brides parents, $50 Myrtle street, Oakland
where a sumptuous dinner was served, after
which the party gave themselves up TO enter
tainment, consisting of music. songs dancing
etc. The bride was the recipient OF many ele-
CANT presents, the gIit from her father being
handsome tea and coffee service.
be following were present: Mr. and Mrs.
.. L. How r;h, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Casey. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. e. Mitchell, MIR. and Mrs. Short,
Messrs. Mendeuhal, shepherd. CLARK Chisholm,
Mulverhill and Cbeatham. Master Mitchell, the
Misses ONeill of Oakland, Miss q. Howarih,
Miss S. HOwarth, Mrs. Duke and Miss A. Duke
of San Francisco
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-20
CLUB PARTIES.

-UniOn-square Hall was throDged with merry
assemblage OF dancers on last Tuesday evening
10 response TO Invitations issued by the Verbs.
The grand march moved al 8 O'Clock under the
leadership of Miss L. L. Perkins and j. s..
Williams. Miss Perkins is demi-blonde. with
large blue eyes, and was becomingly attired in
an elegant ream-cOlOred gown. cut decollette
en- train, with trimmings of point lace. Mr..
Williams and his par,ner guided the merry
makers through the intricate figures of the
march In an admirable manner. after which
dancing was commenced and continued until
midnight, when thoughts OF home and rest
caused TerpSichore to bid farewell to her FOL
lowers.
The success Of the affair reflects great credit
upon the following committees: Committee of
arrangements-Frank j. Williams aud e.. r.
Pucke I; floor committee-W. Close. {. A. Veg
ener, Z. COnger. w. c. Howe, Fred W. Grant
reception cOmmItee-C. COehed, j. Egan, w.
r. Denver, j. Nye Jr., +. w. Pitts; floor man
ager, }. S. Williams; assistant floor manager,
i w Lone
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The United Social Club.

Saturday evening, August IL, there was a
most enjoyable grab-bag party at Franklin
Hall. 1t was given by the United Social Club
in honor OF its third anniversary. The night
was delightfully."- cool and the music splendid,
and with Messrs. McGinchey and Campbell as
for 10 make tie affair q perfect success, which
It certainly proved TO be. Dancing was In
dulged 10 until about midnight.
The grand march was formed at $50 O'Clock
and was led by William Campbell and Miss 5.
Gibbons, at which time The grabs were distriD-
uted which caused a great deal Of merrimenC
among the participants. Nj. McGlinchey acted
as floor manager The committee of arrange
ments-Miss Dinneen. Miss j. Riordan. Miss
NJ. Gibbons and Messrs. I. Lynch, M. Lynch
aud 1. Ryan-labored bRrd for The success of
the Entertainment, and their efforts were re-
warded by one of the most enjoyable parties
that the CLUB has given Tor some time.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-20
The Michigan Association.

The Michigan Association gave pleasant lii
erary entertalnmf MT at the Alcazar building last
wednesday evening. The affair was in the
hands Of a committee, consisting of Elisha
Brooks, DR.. Yemans Judge Coon ey, Mrs. Nav
i. Harrison, Mrs. Kate Judd Miss Mcclellan
Mrs. Marchalk ana Mrs. Yemans. At the busl.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-20

Alders, h. Frank. George Phillips, j. Kelly, j.
MOnsesl I. RlcEert, U. Voigt, Q. Glanvilie. r.
melbourne, j. zimmerman, II. Wackenrender.
l.. Llnkesch. Il SIncker ard n pnrI
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-20
The Oliver Musicale.
A CharitY Concert.

A successful musicale was given on Saturday
evening at Mayhed by Miss Rita Dunn and
Miss abelle HOlbrOok. Tie young ladies were
assisted by Professor Hin aud other Mayheld
aud Mountain View performers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-23
PROFUSE pYROTECIINiCS
Result from Crossed Electric WIrcS-Su
Serious Damngc.

Result from Crossed Electric WIrcs-So
Serious Damage.
4 great deal OF excitement was occa-
stoned last night by a pair OF telephone
wires falling across 4 wire OF the Wheel
ing Electrical Company, at the corner
OF Market and Twelfth streets. The
origin OF the trouble was n trolley OF an
electric car flying oil the wire. 1t flew
up, striking the telephone wires and
knocking them loose, and they fell
across the electric light wire. There
was Il binding flash. and then blue
bla5cs raj all along the myraid wires
on both streets.
The current entered the telephone
exchange, causing n stampede oil all the
"ccntrals. Fire flashed as ii 4 whole
Fourth oil July celebration had been set
oil ut once. a blaze also started on the
roof Of tho Peoples bank building, in
which the exchange is located, and
somebody broke open the glass box con-
tanning the fire alarm koy and rung in
an alarm from box II. This Wa the
first time the glass box system had
shown its utility.
The department was promptly on
hand. and the fro WAS 100 cxtin-
guishcd. Meantime, however, the
crossed wires or Market street kept
sending flashes OF fire in every direc-
ton. Two or three poles wcro set on
tire and five or six telephones caught
the current and were burned out.
Every lew minutes there was n vivid
flash. and it is really surprising that
greater damage was not done.
Finally the cause OF the trouble was
located and the i~ncandesCeut lights
were shut oil. Several electric cars
were stopped just south OF Twelfth
street TO avoid contact with tho live
wires, and n buggy narrowly escaped
striking them. \ dog got his nose
against an illuminated water conductor
on Twelfth street and caught q stock
which nearly killed him.
I Frank ltobrecht, with much nerve,
secured q pair OF long handled wire.
cIttora and cut the wires which were in
4 dangerous position.
At least Il thousand people gathered
about the locality where the trouble
was, and n few OF them By their own
recklcssncss narrowly escaped injury
from the powerful current.
At the Grand Opera House there was
an interval OF darkness caused by the
turning OF! OF the electric lights. but
the gas was soon lighted. The lights
were only oil about n hall hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-23
ASuBRookE PLEADS GUILTY
To Petty Larceny No jail Sentence Yet
Imposed.

To Petty Larceny No Jail Sentence Yet
Imposed.
Yesterday morning DR.. Ashbrooke,
indicted for forging medical certificates
for the Metropolitan Insurance Com.
pany aud obtaining money under false
pretcnscs, was a~rraigned in the crimi-
nal court, and by agreement Of the
prosecuting attorney and the court was
allowed to plead guilty Of petty larceny.
Judge Jordan assessed q fine Of SO.
Evidence OF physicians was then heard
MS 10 his mental and physical condition.
and rs to whether he could with safety
undergo a term OF imprisonment in jail.
Finally this question was set for farther
hearing and argument wcck from next
Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-23
JARRETT AND GARLAND
Have n Confcreuc. ut -Etnnvillc Over the
Rollers Strike.

iutitES SNElhCs
The lSTELLIGEScER mentioned yes
terday the presence in the city CT John
j. Jarrett, ex-prcsidcnt Of the Amalga-
mated Association, now connected with
tho manufacturer organization. Yes.
terday morning President Garland, OF
tho Amalgamaicd Association, also ar.
rived IN town, and the two. with local
officials OF the A~malgamNtion and oil the
.1:;na.Slandard mill, had 4 long confer.
cncc at .E:naville yesterday ovcr the
disagreement ~ 10 the wages oil ~rollerL.
Prcsidcn: Garland last night told an
lSTELLlGESCEu reporter that no result
had been arrived At, and another con-
ference was to no held relative to the
matter on Saturday. Mr.. jarrett is
going on west.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-23

TIE trouble with most cough medi-
cines is that they spoil tho appetite,
weaken digestion, and create bile.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, on the contrary,
while i: gives immediate relief, assists
rather than impairs the assimilatiye
process
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-23

THERE is nothing superior 10 Saliva.
ton Oil for the rclicf and cure OF
wounds OF all kinds. It's effect is mar.
Vicious. % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-23

Fonrth'nud Last Mid. Winter Excursion to
Washington, u. C., aud baltimore via u.
y Tiinrsdty, .ipr!t >, 1851.
Round trir $40. Tickets good ten days.
Trains !cavo Wheeling ut l:i0 and 1850
.: m, .:GO and $50 p. NJ. Through
sicencr IRON Wheel!as OF the 5:35 p.
N. tram.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-23

The mayor OF Philadelphia gets n sal
atry OF $4,000 and it is now proposed to
increase it to 100000.
The sun., 1894-05-13
SSrsisa gSttIS.
HOTEL VICTORIG-lONDOR.

Oas 81 ths most aAIalnesBt hsls.s h EHHopa.
Ilye bsadrsd rSeiaA s1PsEsly saTRIshsd klsStEis
" ht tar9azhoaL
FasssnEsF lifis 70 every aoaE Tabs dhsts a ssDa-
rate tAbtss fIom - ss3o pEes "a; oPsa ts nol
b.iiea 81 fsodla tog families
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