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Arizona republican., 1895-02-09
He Was Particular.

An old fisherman in Nartle, Devon, made it one of the chief ends of his life to keep his boat immaculate. On one occasion, a gentleman had hired him to take himself and young lady out for an afternoons fishing. The boat could not be brought near enough to the shore for them to step in; so the old sailor removed his shoes and stock ings, and taking the young lady in his arms, was about to deposit her on board, when he caught sight of some mud on her pretty pair of boots. h. stantly he stopped and dipped both her feet up to the ankles in the sea, pad ding them back and forward to remove the mud, in spite of the protests of the the owner. His only remark, as he finally put her on board, was: "Bles- yer, miss, salt water won't give yer the snuffles"
Arizona republican., 1895-02-09
IS MAN LGPSiDED2
The Subject Discussad from 8 Variety Of
 Interesting Standpoints.

The Subject Discussed from g Variety Of
 Interesting standpoints.
 Man at best is an ungaialy animal. His head is an irregular spheroid, his eyes are not alike CT of equal efficiency; one shoulder is higher than it's neigh bor, one hand and one foot is larger than it's corresponding organ. Despite the fact that the shape, size and color of the ear differs more widely in indi- viduals than any other organ of the human body, says the Albany Times Union, they are probably more alike on the same head than any other of the twin organs. If one ear is delicate in shade, the other will be the same: if one looks like dried fig or a conch the eyes, however, matters are differ ent. One eye is nearly always more open than it's friend over the bridge, while in many cases people, while ap- parently looking with both eyes, only use one, and makers of firearms, in making guns to order, carefully allow for the right or left sightedness of the sportsman for whom they cater. Broad ly speaking, women are more often left sighted than men, and, when they do happen to be right sighted they are so in less degree than the sterner sex.
 The reason why the left shoulder i3 frequently further from mother earth than the right lies in the fact that while writing most men rest the left elbow on the table, while in the case of porters loads are carried on the right shoulder. With an able-bodied man there is very little difference in the length of the limbs, but the hands and
Arizona republican., 1895-02-09
THE HUNTERS COLD STORAGE.
He Always Supplied Deer and Fish on
 Short Notice.

He Always Supplied Deer and Fish on
 Short Notice.
 A gentlaman who was at work at the Howard Bate quarry in Willimantic twenty-five years ago says deer was as plenty then in the woods north of Sebec lake as anyone could ask for The slate company has a large number of men employed, and bearded them in camps, the same as lumber men board their crews in the woods
 To keep the camps supplied with fish and meat they kept hunter employed every day. Tie supply never ran short, but some of his methods were peculiar. He evidently kept fsr on call in the winter season. On several occasions company came in from Bangor unex- pectedly late in the evening. But they only had to say trout to Stone, the hun ter, and he would start out into the woods to return in fifteen minutes with handsome string of fish. apparently just taken from the water, says the Lewiston Journal.
 He would bring in deer in the winter much the same way. His manner of doing this the gentleman explains, for he went with him once and learned the secret. He took the deer sled out to bring in game, and the workman went along to help haul it. They did not go very far into the forest when they came to a lot of evergreen boughs heaped upon the snow. Here Stone stopped. Lifting the boughs he tipped the pile over, and the loolzer-on, who wondered what hewas up to, was scared nearly out of his senses when a big buck bounded up out of the hole and fell fiat on his side. His feet were tethered together so he could not stand. Stone had caught him. and tethered him and buried him alive under the brush and snow against future emergen- cies. This was his system of cold stor- age
Arizona republican., 1895-02-09
A DE LURE HOLIDAY.

How Arbor Day Was Observed In
 Pnpnix.
 Arbor Day was so quietly observed in Phenlx yesterday that 1t was hardly observed at all. There were special exercises at the public schools and an occasional and abnormally patriotic citizen went out and digged in desul- tory and religious way about his trees. Maybe he set one out, but without great enthusiasm. Banks, territorial, county and municipal offices were closed, but otherwise there was no ces- sation of business. It was holiday de iure, but not de facto
Arizona republican., 1895-02-09

Six days from date lots on Adams street, Kirkla nd s gu ubdivision, will be advanced 20 per cent. See ad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
TO.NIGHI's sic.
Tho Columbian Athletic Club Evening d
boxing Contests.


The Columbian Athletic Clubs Evening OF
boxing Contests.
The programme OF fistic encounters
announced for this evening ut the club
house OF the Columbian Athletic Club,
IN Benwood. just south OF tho Wheeling
city limits. is attracting much interest
aud tho outlook is for n good crowd at
the ring.sido. The programme includes
Il wrestling match between local men,
which will be followed by tho si1.round
90 between "Dick" Wilson, OF Pitts.
burgh. and Winfield Bavley. Of Wheel.
ing, heayy-weights. Tho second bout
on the programme was to have been n
six-round contest between Och, OF
North Wheeling. and BILLY" Dooley, OF
San Francisco. but Och refuses to go
on and the club may secure another
man in his place.
Paddy Core, OF the South Side, and
John Brannon, liCht.weights. will next
battle through six rounds for points,
after which tho event of the evening,
tho ten round 90 between "Red" Leon.
ard. OF Now Orleans. and Smokey"
Hobbs. Of Columbus, will bo
started. Both men ara in excel
lent shape and the club officials
promise II lively bout when tho two men
meet. 10th men nro scientific boxers
aud have done execution in tho past.
Leonard was once the sparring partner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

MEMPHIS, April 1.-THE weather was
rather cool to-day, but over 5000 people
attended the races at Montgomery
Park. Rosnnore was the only winning
favorite. the other winners being second
choices and outsiders. Summaries:
First, : iur!ongs. sellins-Rossmore,
l; Santa Cruz. .; Volauda,, 3; l:32!.
Second, q iurlongs-Cash Day, /;
Henry Young, .; Ashland, ;; l:l7!.
Third. the L.assie stakes, $1,000 added,
4 furlougs, for two.year-olds-Lady Iuez,
l; Miss Maxim, .; Florris. 3: so.
Fourth, 6 turiongs. selling-Masch-
away, |; Readina, .; Princess Rose, g.;
l:l7l.
Fiith-Declared oil.
Sixth. 9 ~iurlongs. selling-llodg.on,
/; Dick Behan, .; Burrell's Billet, s;
IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
SATIoNhL LEAGUE TO-DAY.
Tho las. I:all srns"n Open Il" Five Of the
Ulr Irnrun EliIc.. Il

Tho I,asc I:ali Season Opcnsi In Five Of tho
Big Tongue CItir..
To-day the National League base ball
season opens with the eastern and west.
ern clubs playing in their respective
sections, as iolious: Brooklyn ut New
York, Philadelphia at Baltimore, Cleye.
land at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at Louis.
vile. Chicago al St. Louis. On form tho
winners should be New York. Philadel.
piia, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and St.
Louis, bu. It would moi DO surprising II
the other five won out. II is :his very
element o! uncertainty that has made
tho American national paino tho mn.
tional game in trntil as well n, In name
for u quarter Of u century. Every indi.
cation Is for a very successful season.
Last year only n club lost money
Louisville-anl this spring bourbon.
dom Is showing more enthnaiasm pro.
portionatGly than any othor city, al
most,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
OH. MY CoUNTisYMES!
What IL Drop was That When Riverside
Met The iiuMler..
ro.Nom's GANr,-EIlofado vs., Daisies.

Base ball is iull OF the uncertainty
that is its chief charm. and that Eye
ancient and honorable game OF bowls"
has much OF the same uncertainty in its
composition was demonstrated last
night when The Bowlers, who have
been leading for the past four weeks in
the Musee league race, dropped u game
to the Riyersidss-"poor old Riverside"
-astt.e team has been called by sym.
pathizers. low did it happen? II you
should ask the Riverside boys. wreckers
OF homes OF The Bowlers. they will smile
In n superior sort OF way and refer you
to "somo other fellow" To tell the
truth, they don't exactly know how It
was themselves. This is the itcmized
story of the Fall OF The Bowlers:"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
MARTINS FEIsHY.
Wedding Last SiEht-.Sotrs of RI

Wedding Last SiEht-.Sotrs of RI
Things.
Mr.. Oscar Hampton. OF Belj
married to Miss Nettie McWh
Martins Ferry, last night a.:
the residence OF the bridf
Mr.. and Mrs. William MID a
Third street. The cerep
formed BY Rev. S. J. Iol
the Presbyterian chun
was Il very pretty hCS sne
members OF both fP5 zatives
and n lew special n resent.
There were no atty 9e newly
married couple ~ a. on tho
9:O2 train on the A pittsburgh
railroad, where n to house.
keeping. They Soung peo-
pie and have N aes o! their
many iriends,f
Some OF "a JJer runs and
ravines in "a n bad coudi-
ton and VA HIult In several
damage iii m @rrowly es-
capped bA Lailz crossing one
last eveE
Thesf been elected by
the M Sni: Lswis Rother.
nunI ~. Il. Smith, vice
ntes o"eeney' 'ecfe'aryi
|n-
y-,fDr Sse Company will meet
TONY IodSS2's ~ Duran urus store.
anu y"S Tu'penuf n iiosv a'
~. M's nHau LAWS. WHO nus oeen Tety
Mr.. FreI Worninc ei D]iIlonvole va,
down vos.erJ,v
Tb. C;erman Lutheran church will
hold n festival n, Schccblc's hall to.
night, tomorrow night and Saturday
night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

%PIrrsBuRGH. April l7.-Thers were
were ten regular events in the inter-
state shoot to-day under the expert
system. Amateurs won all the money.
Flick, Of Ravenna. Ohio. was first,
breaking ~ M OF 10; Rike, DAYTON,
second, 40; Raymond, Morgantown. W.
Va, third. 1876. Strong wind aud fog
caused the low scores.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

was taken when billy" was knocking
out home runs and leading the Western
league short atops out IN Denvcr with
"Brickyard" Kennedy as Il side partner.
Those vera the days Of 100 when visit.
Ing teams couldn't do n thing against
Denver, because their players were not
not ''onto" tho rarided Rocky Mountain
atmosphere IN which White. Kennedy.
CT. al, reycled aud grew fat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

B. Il. BOWMAN. publisher Enquirer, OF
Bremen, Ind. writes: Last week our
little girl baby, the only one we have,
was taken sick with Group. After two
doctors failed to give relief and life was
hanging on 4 mere thread, We tried One.
Minute Cough Cure and its life wa}
saved. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, VI
Va, i. +. Peabody, Bsuwood, and Bod
& Co., Bridgeport. O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

OF Andy Bowen. who was killed In the
ring Inst wintor by"kid" L.avicne. The
doors open at O'Clock and tho first bout
will DO callOd ut s D. m. Twelve Bon.
wood policemen will DO ut the ting.aldc
10 nrescrye order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
THEY pAi:Ii; D-EvEN.

Mozart aud Apollo Each Win aud Luse.
South Sid Wins Two.
Last evening on the Mozart park al
leys tho Mozart and Apollo teams OF the
South Side Bowling League contested
and broke even. In the first game the
league president, Col. Henry Schracbe,
made the only high grade score. 100. In
the second game Nolte. OF the same
team. was high with lj9 pins. The
scores:
Mozart-Schrebe, go, I47; Roth, l2l,
HI; kalbitzer, l05, ll3; Nolte, l24. l59;
Tracy, III, l2l; fieweg, l35, IL; totals,
G99. 7G9.
ApolIo-.Wagner. l12. 1l3; jackson,
l26. lO7;-Wasmuth. III, l42; q. Beis.
winger, $50. 1872; l%lotireuter. l03, III;
Blind, loo. l24; lotals, IA. 7@9.
Tuesday evening the champion South
Side team twice defeated the AIascots OH
the Mozart alleys, by the following
scores:
First game-South Side, SIS; Mascot,
40.
Second rame-South Side, 9lS; Mas.
cot. 7S9.
1t will be seen that South Side has re.
covered its old time form and steady
work OF 4 high grade may now be
looked for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
TIE RACES.
a Wet TracI Was IL itnd F~saturs-Thrsc
rs, EayOrItes Won Out Yesterday,

A Wet rrach Was IA itnd Fsaturs-Thrsc
ravoritcs Won Out Yesterday.
NASHVILLE. rESS., April l7.-rhis
was tho fifteenth day Of tho spring
meeting ut Cumberland Park. Tho
weather was threatening, tho track
sloppy aud tho attendance small, Three
iavoritcs, a second choice and u 10 TO |
shot captured tho purses. Summaries:
First. selling. 0 furlonga-Tom Kelly
|; Black Hawk .; Toano 3;l:20.
Second, 4 iurlongs-Fluto !; Princess
fama .; Kato l9Grando 3; :5il.
yhird, ! milc-Elnda |; Tcrrapin .;
Asand 3; 1881.
0prlh, selling, | mile-Trcmor /;
h,hitc .; Shining Bella 8: l:iGI.
" G fnrlongs- Marioni /; Sir
/. Fair Faith 8; l:90l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

aud prosecuted vigorously during tho
day. under tho supervision Of Manager
White and Treasurer Irwin. 1t Is
thought that the park will DO com.
pletod in time for the opening game
With Bothnny OIL tho 9jth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
BALL SCHEDULE.
President 2leGler Sends Out tho
I%nter-stnto Schedule.
W WHEELING md STEUBENWLLE

open tho Season III This City.
Tho plums i;eccived Dy Wheeling.
To.nigh,'s IIoAiug Contcsts-work
Started ontho Dali pnrk-rhc howl.
m Defeated one III Three by
riverside The Nashville Races,
Entries aud Probable Winners,
Other News ct Sport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

With Akron, May .. 10. II; July 10,
IG, IL; Aug. 20, 81. Canton, June II, IS.
10: June %, July J q: Aug. %, -. Co.
lumbus, May.l3, ii, 10; July is. 10. 20;
Aug. 10. II. Findlay, May 10. Il. is;
July II, IL. IS: Aug. %, 81. Twin
Cities, juno %. 81. %; July %. &c, ~;
Aug. 20, 81. Mansfield, May 20, 81. 30;
July s, 9. 10; Aug. 2S, 81. Saeubenvi!le,
May l,2, 4; July 4 two carnss) }, G;Se9t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
BEILAIItE.
Al Sort. Of Locn, News and Gossip from
tho Glass CITY.

Al sorts of Local, News and Gossip from
tho Glass CITY.
Jack Workman received 5000 cash
from I. J. Mullins, assistant solicitor
ior tho Pennsylvania Railroad Com
Many. yesterday, as settlement in full
n the loss OF his right arm recently.
sr:man was not an cmploye o! tho
aaoad At all. lilo was s%hovcling coke
A,e mill company aud started to
coupling pin as n matter OF ac-
e,ialion to a railroad brakeman.
NJ arm was crushed SO that It
manipulated, and he is ior-
Nlecuring this money from ,het
IN aupany. 1t was all he asked
81 Ms. held an open camEA
in ,SE ~ theatre last night,f
occasiS ,he presence in NH
OF DepST Nom mandpr +. IL
The proS SYas intersperg
vocal ann Mental musici
umpiau IS M!ub and ~
bian Quart laiing. w
good audlN slnt all 4
nicely enteS Nth a
patriotic SON Acl 4 q
genetai goou
Congressman the
appointment on fHeriti
Samuel Hilles, al toi the
Soldiers and SaiN J.ome at
Neuia, bu; tiierGS candi-
dates that the ates to
choose betweelH les has
a son who is avs In.
dustrial Schot Va used
BY the o,h,f ~ Mr..
lilies apFf
The diS <eS Nail
works III TX at
which til jadditioIS N
ments n 4 was disJ
plans y I'm the WORN
OF :hfo s1mpany ma&
the "a w $300.O 900 OF ia
mend contemplated to
abb, more this year.
Laeeting OF the city boS
Of W.T. held last night al
re for the ensuing yeaE
4 %ced. Messrs. Gilliland ana
EIie,ently elected aati.Jones
jok on the committee on
E@yaalar!es and occupy othe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
MANAGER Will, WHITE.
The smiling fonturss OF whoeiing's Iia.e
linil Manager.

The accompanying picture ahows tho
features Of Wheeling's Interstate base
ball manager, VIII White. That look
OF satisfaction which is predominant Is
explained by tho fact TINT the picture
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

First-Cattaragus, Le Banjo. CollS
Socond--Dr. Holmes. Image. ExcusYa
Ihird-St. Maxim, EIano. Pittsburgiy
Fonrth-Tom Kelly, Black ilawEi
Martha Griffin.
Fitth-Bolle Foster, 1riIaciI.' Marden's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

"
We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can.
no, DO cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo. O.
We tho undersigned hnvo known T.
j. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm. WEsr & TnuAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. y.
WALDiSG, klNSAN L. MARviS,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is tnkon informal.
ly, acting directly upon tho blood and
mucous surfaces OF tho system. Price
IS cents pOr bottle. Sold by all Drug.
gists. Testimonials FREQ.
OuR better halves shy they could not
keep house without Chnmberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t il used in moro
than haif tho homes in I.oeds. SINS
Bios, Loods, Iowa. This shows the
esteem in which that remedy Is hold
whore it has boon sold for years and il
we'll known. Mothers have learned
that there is nothing 40 good Tor colds,
Group and whooping cough, that II
cures those ailments quickly and per.
m%anently. mud that 1t is pleasant and
safe for children to Take.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18


sc.fourths mile, selling
BeS !. West. l0l; Belle Starr,
l03, s.lss. 1903; DR.. Work. Col.
Inns, IrS Nos; 10 Banjo, lUB; Cat.
tatlgusT N
SeconIS Suilo. two.year.olds-
Excuse, A ll3; Handmade,
10; DennrS sSry Jones'. Utopia.
Eldrcd. llanGS Nnie Hunt, 10;
DR.. Holmes, = Ny Bowlander,
no; jim El!iot,S S,ch Down, no.;
Image, ll3.
Third, seven.ei% lie. Gucrst
Brewing Company y AK Massic,
9S; Uncle Duke, PittS N; Eiano,
0S; 81. Maxim. l07.
Fourth, hyo and oiN2 slongs,
selling-Mar,ha Griffin ssscent
%; ION Kelly los; Biae$s S07;
Annie McNairy g5: SomnaS Ms;
The Henrietta 96.
Fifth, one and oue.sixtceSSl A
selling-Express l0T; SprinpN
King Craft l02; Trifacial 49,
los; Venice "a; Belle Foster l0V
dens Pet 100.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

OuH pntrons will find De Wits Little
Early Risers n safe nud reliable remedy
for constipation. dyspepsia and liver
complaints. Logan Drug Co.. Wheel.
ing. W. Va. b. 7. Peabody, Ben wood.
and Bowie & Co., bridgeport. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

9Iues Wilson, OF Delaware, O.,
Znpnbcr OF the board OF directors
u Bellaire nail works, is in the city.
Wilson is one OF tue best posted
IN and steel men in the Ohio Valley
I'D Ior a number Of years was president
III the company in this city.
1 An interesting case alleging SANDER
!and asking for damages has been
brought in tho common pleas court BY
L. c. Morris against Charles Rosser aad
10 set down for trial on Saturday next.
About a hundred witnesses have been
summoned.
A private letter to 4 friend here states
that Thomas L. Booth, the wcll.known
wool buyer who was shot at Minerva,
last Friday, will recover all right. The
ball tore away a small portion OF the
lower jaw aud a tooth, but he will get
we'll.
The Knights Templar Of this city will
80 to St. C!airsville this evening to at.
tend a special meeting Of Hope Com
mandcry. at which tho orders will be
conferred upon six candidates. They
will return on a train after the meeting.
Oscar Hampton. an excellent young
man who is 4 clerk in the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh freight office here. will be
married this evening to Miss Nettie
McWilliams. at tho home Of the brides
parents in Martins Ferry.
John Steele, OF West Wheeling, has
returned after a months visit to Han.
sas City friends. lIe reports the wheat
looking very good in kansa, and Iii.
nois. but extremely bad IN Indiana and
Ohio.
Harry b. White, an anti.saloon league
orator, will be hora this evening aud
remain the balance OF this week, giving
nm illustrated lecture each evening.
Davis & Archer, contractors OF this
city, have secured n street paving con
tract nj Washington. Ind, amounting
to 100000.
Arthur Grimm, Of East Liverpool, is
visiting hero.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

With Akron, May IS. "A. Is; July II,
IL, Is; August lG, Il. Canton, .Tune %,
81, %; July %, 30. 81; August 20, 81.
Columbus. May l6, II, IS; July 10. 10,
II; August &c. ~. FindIy. May 20, 81.
%; July s, 0. 10; Aug. %. "A. Twin
Cities, juno II. Is. 10; July %. %, "a;
August oS. 20. Mansfield, May 9. 10, II
July IS, 10. 20; August 20. 81. Wheel.
ing, Nav e., rs; june %, 20, %; Septem-
bcr q
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-06-05
Hereditary Needles

Needles have never been supposed To
b. hereditary, bat a recent ease report
ed by a physician Of cminence offers
undoubted evidence to the contrary.
A lady accidentally ran a needle into
her foot thirty years AGO and il lay ap-
IareEtiy dormant ia her system for -
many years that it, existence was al
mos, forgotten
In ISIS she was married, and n year
after the birth Of her infant daughter
the needle made its appearance in the
infants shoulder. There be no ,loubt
that it was the original needle by which
the mother had been attacked i'm lS4s,
for it was Of a peculiar aud now obsO-
lete pattern, and the mother distinctly
remembered that needles Of that pat
tern were in Use at the time other at
tack.
There can De- no Doubt that the in
FAINT inherited the needle from her
mgiher and that henccforth physicians
viii expect TO find natural tendency
10 needles in the tissues.
As it i asserted that people have
diei from needles, although there are
very few such case> on record, the in
suranct companies will doabtless add
to the questions which they put 10 can
didates for Insurance: "Did yoar faith
lF- "a. moi Itfs- ssr ,t-., l.r,- tr. IL .,rH
if 80, how many, and Of what kind
sewing, dariing or carpet ?''-.SpUe
T3.fr,sts
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-06-05
Tumors in the Ear Curei.

Mrs. VIM. King, Buena Vista, Pa,
had IA discharge from the ear through
scarlet fever, for years, resulting in a
growth so large as to prOtrude from the
ear an inch, n large as the end OF lin
ger. and turned black. Several special
lists consulted gave her no encourage
ment of cure, until DIR. Sadler, sol Penn
Avenue, Pittsburg, who assured her a
cure could be made. The now decay
iny growth was removed. BY weekly
visits to his Office, an1 home treatment,
all was perfectly healed and some hear
ing restored. All eye, ear, nose and
throat eases remember EARLY treat
ment saves the organs i'm better con-
dition, saves suffering and worry, saves
time and money. No two eases are
alike and cannot be treated alike, con-
seuuently examination is necessary to
skilIful, honest, successful treatment.
You can't afford To have such valuable
organs treated by guess. Don't wait to
,rrisc. come and be sure you are getting
the best before il is too late. "A stitch
II time saves nine."