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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-24
AGRICULTURAL.
Tr,IELY INFORMATION.

A
tsvers 10 fert ilnyn,er .Sups''ohs int oy
.,,o .bn reisti,a vaiua, ~ ,,,a-
Please y, 20 cntvs .hsan ,.rS "a .a-
/ t1r from ~ nv, tviiii. TnSs.p' ""N "0sS'
| &C ThonpSo., 49," ,s.,
. one Of the experiment stations has i'll
,..,ated this matter. and calculated the
w, I, dollars and cents. of the manure
,-oJucsd In one year by the same weight
sr.r,nt animals. confined in stables.
p''' l....,,i, ha NJ iosu In feId naa,,,ro
'he's trt,a c.tcu,o,.o,, L. h.sa5
o. ~ or ons,nicn, rertii,vera
me. W. ic01 mounds weight produces ma
I'M solid and huidl equal TO sll.I IN
ltlpe; cow 81 ,oS ,,n,,,d sss
'ilus si,s ma hogs weighing 1900 pounds,
II ii IN value The COW, being a larger
Ntdtt than noise' Prouuees i"rser
suan'iy Vi manu-
L., do,n for ot;,i,o,s ,,.,4h
What eau ge uVnc a ~, th..,f s.,,, WIN
neltd elVPs ~, ~ .t y
Inw grent ~ n,d see,, al, IaYs IN
wist their m LIN, sn,nothing 5yt Wi
&rjing 70 swr a, n"''''''i'"b' W. - hh-
W, PearsHh
| what IL called soft or SWeiled crop Is
.as.d nv fever. or an inflammation of
r1,ioh ,nducee tho foul 90 co,,
ne crop W''e" 'n'NSV" '"o wv W wv
.,orsr food The symptoms are a dis.
'vp, ~ ,,,o oron tho cor,er,s a, ah,oh
'saaon q t " ~, ri,a ran,o ~ Wen
Napnaily air Treatment: slightly asId.
sAls the drinking water with nitric acid,
~ M, ,, a Son ovsrv ,nnrni,,,s' az WV W.
Eslsps chopped up nne mixed with the
I'M
What causes n horse to slobber nll the
kms, and what Is the remedy2 $. $.
China TCNaG
-, .,nhhor fer, a ,,,,,hor n, cause.
ho'sss s'VDNe' iio,i !" "un',ei VI o'.S's
hey do 1t from ap'hous Fever, from dumb
Iabies, from epilepsy, from stomatitis,
rm pharynntis, from dentation, from
aries and other diseases of the teeth,
pm wounds and other diseases of the
bouh, from gastric catarrh. Irrltant
oods and drugs viii cause it--foods like
llhk grass and had, mu5ty fodder Among
ahaI, Viii 1s cnii,iee,,n, ,,
Ia, garlic. ginger. Irritation from the BIZ
It'll produce such result. Thus an idea ~
N ~ ca,,se , nn5 r",nn;,o i, Iuiy, u i,,'t
ases give a course OF tartar cmetic. obi
n ehiorate Of potasSla or iodide of po-
~ nI, i I's,D anp Blhuus pemeati the
|intment. ''''
Please give me a r.medy for chin, bead,,
horses and mules. {. q. Carter, Column
u.s. Texas
u.d,o,r.. H.. $40. ,...o, A.,
4e4'''i'es uo not peheht inc disease
nown as big head. 1t Is due to dletetlc
rvrs Changing on to a diet entlrrlv
srao, "a ,. -, -, - -.
y k's NJ, ietui US Clover, wheat, rye or
~, WY. n,llGs me animal around al
Nh, M, - ~ teetn are olten con-
nrssous " and III neau Ny sumo veterinary
NbeoHs anu otnefs.
.,, ,r.
~, mouli like 70 nave q good method OF
Ivy mans pupllshed IN the Farm ani
Nneh department of The Post. Mrs.
". Lackey, Lake Charles, La.
The following Is the plan recommended
A well knoNn .utbori,,. 1rirs, "a,
""','oi'S. pHS', Tue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-24

cember 2l.--Mr. -. ppniolf ana Miss carrie
Faust were married on Wednesday even
ing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-24
gpENHAM BUDGET.
A Burglar Secured Booty at Quarry
bloodhound Ran Down Hog.

A Burglar Secured Booty at Quarry
bloodhound Ran Down Hog.
Brenham. Texas. December 2.--The
store Of Mr.. j. u. Campbell at quarry
was burglarized Friday night. u 3i2 end
some goods. Sberiff league and Mr.. Lang
ham went up there with bloodhounds,
hut too many people had been around the
FOUND THE HOO.
Deputy sheriff Robert Burch took out
tho bloodhounds yesterday morning 10
chase a hog thief. Tut Walker, who re-
sides three miles east, having sh I at q
man leaving his premises with dressed
porLer that he left out last night, 70 ar;
'rhe dog took the seven hour old trail
and ran ii about mile or two and
rtopped In an open cotton hel1 hnl
scrn tcf,ed up the hog, where II WAS buried
and ID was returned TO the owner. hut
lie trail was lost there.
ALL NATIONS CELEBRATINd.
The holidays have indeed arrived IN
Brepha,n and the crowd In town Saturday
buying christnias goods hos not been ex-
called save on circus day or when there
WIS a hanging. Every nationality n, rep
resented aid the coHmonulitan crowi ~
.nduiging IN all kinds Of unss' ana ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-24

Beaumont, Texas, December 2a.-l'ne
State shoot that is TO be held In this oiiy
January . mud under the auspices OF
the beaumont Gun club promises 10 hc
an Interesting sporting event. The anuir
will be managed by r.. Il. Mckay OF tnlJ
city and j. Emmett Hancy OF Houston.
two well known trap shootera, and In
connection with the gun club are oncrget-
cnily working for success. This afternoon
programme for The shoot was completed.
II Ia as follows;
Friday, january 2 sac a, m.--
First Event Fifteen targets, four
moneyH; entrance $3.50.
Second Event Twenty targets four
moneys. entrance So.
THIRD Evcut--hift sen targets, Tour
moneys, entrance 81.
Fourth EVcnt-Twenty tHrgets. four
moneys; entrance $3.50.
flfth llvent-fittcon targets, four
moneys, entrance $3.50,
sixth Event-rwenly-ilvo targets, four
moneys entrance ~.
Seventh EyOpt-rwonty targets. four
muney8, entrance IS,
Eighth Eysnt-'rwenty targets. four
moneys, entrance S2.JO.
Ninth Event--FKo live birds, four
moneys, entrance So.
Tenth Event--Liys binds uack rabbit
ny steml. entrance 1913
Saturday January J.
First Event Fifteen targets, Tour
moneys entrance Sl50
Second Eyent-Iwonty targets, four
moncyy4 entrance So.
Third Event 80 Twenty targets, -FOUR
moneys, entrance S2.25.
Fourth Event--TWcnty targets four
moneys; entrance $3.50,
Ffth Event-titteen thrgetA, four
moneys entrance $50
Sixth Event-i'iftrcn targets, four
moneys, entrance 81
seventh Eyent-Twcnty targets, four
moneys. entrance $3.50,
Eighth EYent-Heven i've birds, four
moneys entrance s..
Tenth Event-l.ivc birds Uuck rabbit syB.
TEN, entrance $40.
In addition to the pot moneys tho club
win ofIcr 800 IN cash prizes II viii
bc given for the beet hest averages nnd
divided uA follows: Thirty dollnra TO the
ilrst y2j to the second. so 10 the thiru,
SIS to the fourth and so to tho fifth,
Aiessfs, lloney aud Mckay have donated
10 the gun club a Smith prize hammctleea
gun. 1t Will be given To tho momber
who makes the best average In all the
regular programme target events, CQndi-
toned that az many as four mCinborH oil
the gun club shot the programme through,
Tho club hns erected a houae. aud their
grounds only about six blocks from tie
business ccntor. are tho pretucNt In tho
State. Traps and other parlphcrnalln
have been secured and arrangements nave
been perfected to entertain as we'll al
amuao visitors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-24
FRUIT BELT ROUTE
The Psc0s Valley R'y.


FORGET.
.Puf seal upon your lips aud forget
,yhat Won have dpnc. After you have
i,nan kind. and love has atoiev forth into
the world aud doue it's beautiful work.
ro back into the shade agais aud sey
ns,thiur about il. Love hides ever freM
itsaIf. - professer pfuinaese
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for this port. and the additions constantly
being made TO the list. This citarlN iii-
nie0tts the extent TO which gl3dn ship
incuts through this mort arr anticipated,
Thls u one OF the nfsl and chef results
cNpeotel ot deep wasef, but unless Il
disc for distribution through rcxas and
, me W.St, q turn OF the current OF Imports
as well AZ exports tho utilization OF deep
wh'ef VIII onlN have bccn parry realised,
But whether deep water has actually
been ACCOMPLISHED q yet to he iotcrminel.
admiaaably due TO dredging, which can
not accurately be described as permanent
eNecpt through an uurcmitlins continn-
the dredge boat was unable 10 perform
much service cwtux to rough weather.
eng Tor Nc same reason the eneinscr In
fhafge Wal not altogether Ticovssful on
saturday m mailing his usual mouthly
survey. The nilots rouorl OF the depth oil
~ N, TX , lSr tns week siyes w, iost AZ
| feet ni tiao y, NJ, on Friday "a the mint.
mum DEPTH \ week ago today the depth
variations arc not radical but tho maxi
| mum Is not an Improvement on depth pre-.
yi9usly reported, and The question natur-
dredging should he disconiinuSd for any
! considerable lonsth OF time,
TWELVE MORE DRAYs.
| AZ the last meeting OF the city council
$500 was appropriated for the use OF the
health department. II was only email
amount hut II VIII he expended Judicioua-
ly under the direction OF the city health
physician. w G. Fisher, Twelve drnys
| VIII be put TO work on Monday cleaning
| mo business streets OF tho city. After
| the business STREETS are cleaned tho II, VI
dehce portion OF the city Will receive at.
| tentlon,
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING.
There ia and for some tlmc has been a
good deal OF complaint OF hard times. but
II IL said chrlsimay shopping has mover
been livolier w to this time In Galveston
than II has been during the past week
Saturday the retail stores wcro open until
II very late hour. and they were thronged
with shoppers until the close, The streets
| nave not been thronEcd with people since
| tho last big circus parade, and II was NO
| tloel that there were great many
| strange faces In the thrOngs, showing
| mat visitors from the interior were largc-
| ly. represented among the Rhopppta. Tho
| wholesale men report heavy trtuie, and
| the retailers appear 90 have iuHt about
| ia much as they can attend to- The pros
| peotA are favorable for a very merry
Christmas IN tho leland city
| CHRISTMAS FOOT RAIL-.
The Royals and the Rugbys will play a
foot ball game on Chrlstnas pay. begin
ming az $3.50 o'clock, The fence at the
| park has been tct back sixty feet. ropVs
| have boon stretched around the lines to
| Keep tho crowd from tho field and every
thing has boon arranged for the comfort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-24

In the seleation of seed the sweet potato
IL frequently compared with the Irish
potato. and II Il therefore claimed that
only good size, smooth tubers should he
selected for seed. Botanically considered.
the sweet potato differs very much from
the Irish notato. In the first place. II has
no distinct eyes, like the Irish potato.
when first dug. 1t Is simply a part OF the
root, while the Irish potnto is part OF
the stem, and the eyes more nearly rep
resent true seed or buds This fact may BIO
n botanical reason why very large Yields
are often obtained from small sweet pq-
tato tuh,rs and from vine cuttings, while
large crops OF Irish potatoes are not 50
ant to grow from small tubors. So far as
our experiments go here. II seems safe to
conclude that slips from very small tub
ers will grow as large potatoes as slips
from large tubers. but 1t must be borne in
mind that small tupers VIII not produce
az great an amount OF slips as large tub
ers VIII. 80
was planted at the same time. upon the
sam, kind Of soil in rows fifty feet long,
md cultivated In the snme way MS the
yarictai test. The conditions for the vine
cutting tests were also the same. except
''''' Calculated Bushels
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.ST. CHARLES
HOTEL. !

Cor. Seventh and Rusk Stree.
One Block East of Main ST
Arlington Heights St Car
Passes tho Door Every Ten
Minutes.
MRS. M. 6. BRIDGES. Prop
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TEEI,iBLE EVIDENCE

That tho Atrocities Charged 10 tho Turks
Wer" Ouly Too Truo-Thr Commission
submits u Plan for Protection OF Ar.
| mcnians.
CoNsrANTiNoPLE, May li.--Tho com.
mission which has been investigating
tho atroctlos In Ammonia, travetaod tho
devastated villages and arrived, at jolly.
goozan (alao written GhellyGuzan),
where 40 houses wore found to hayc
boon burned. Tho people wore sholtcr.
OIL IN miserable huts mud ample proof
was found OF tho truth OF tho stories
.oIa regarding the massacre OF Armen.
ians aud the TACT that their bodies were
thrown In largo numbers into II pit,
whers tho Turks endcavorcd to conceal
thcir crimo by putting barrels OF potro.
leum upon tho bodies and setting ilro 10
tho oil. Tho flames, however, failed to
consume tho mass md o stream was
danImed aud diverted from It's course In
order to wash away the half burned
bodies. -
But oven this failed to oblitcra,o tho
terrible evidence against the Turks aud
tue local authorities were compelled TO
remove tho romans peacemeal. Tho
villagers had removed tho bulk OF tho
bodies and inferred thom in consecrated
ground before the arrival OF the COIN.
mission Of Jclysoozan.
Iho delegates OF the powers lott Moosh
on April o. Tho Turkish delegates at
nrst declined TO accompany them, and
then changed thcir minds. They pro.
ceedod 10 the ruined villages aud
tfaversed Shonik and Gcrnal, which
were found in ruins standing in the
midst OF devastated fields. They passed
other villages where many houses wero
burned. Al Jellygoozan tho commits
sion caused two pits. instead OF one rs
originally reported, to be opened, and
found in them tho remains OF skulls
ana bones with hair and clothing still
aahering TO them. Still another pit
was searched. 1t was situated in a
ravtne near Jellygoozan and inside /,
was found dccapitated truck and
other romans. But few bodies how
ever were found. Tho villagers told the
delegates that they had removed the
bodies from this pit and it was evident
beyond doubt tina. all three pits had
contained bodies. The exhalations
from the pits were so frigh,ful that the
delegates experienced great trouble in
prevailing upon laborers 10 finish thor
horrible task.
As result Of the investigation and
tho reports OF the delegates OF tho pow.
ers, the powers have submitted notes to
the Turkish government impressing
upon the porte the necessity OF prompt
~ inausurating n schone for Armenian
reforms. which should include the ap.
posntmsntof Christian officials in Ar.
menia. tho powers to have the right to
veto the appointments OF tho governors.
The notes OF tho delegates to the pow
er' do not base their suggestions on the
sas'oun ou;raScs. but on the general
unsatisfactory condition OF Armenia.
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y, l., A.

All eyes will soon be conferred on
Denver, Colo, as tho ,imc approaches
for the meeting OF the n. Z. A, to be
held in that city July 9TH to 18th. 1895,
and teachers and others who contem.
plate attending that meeting should see
that their tickets read via the Union
Pacific from the Missouri river.
This line is always to the front for the
accommodation OF its patrons, and is the
first to accede to tho demands OF the
public. The advantages offered by i,
are unQualed BY any other, and its serv.
ice, consisting OF Pullman's finest sleep.
ing and dining cars can not be e1collcd.
Mr.. Z. L..Lomax, the General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, Omaha, is always
ready to furnish information in regard
to this line. or write S. a. Myers
Travelling Passenger Agent, Room l0l6,
Carnegie Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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>ischnrging watcry fluid, and tho burn
ing and itching would drive her nearly
Wild. Unless VIC incaScd her little
hands she would tear patches o. ski,
from her face and hands. We tried
many doctors and many rcmedies and
at Inst gaze tho csrc up as hopeless.
But our daughter Cora tried Hoods
sarsapGrilla, to euro Bcrofulous lump
ncar tEo left breast which caused her
much pnin and after taking 4 bottles It
disappeared. Blanche, who Is now
eleven, had spent seven years OF suffer-
lar, so concluded 10 rive her Hoods
saroaparilla. She took 6 beetles and her
face Ii smooth and soft es a baby's, tho
color OF n roso petal Her hands arc
soft and white, where hour month,
ago they were bluo and rod and
ca!iousca nearly like leather. can.
not express my gratitude by pcn or
mouth. 1t Hcema miracle ana our
frlepds rrc surprised" MIg. ANNA
l.. CI-AEx, i0l Il. 9Th St.. Duluth, Minn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-15
LOCAL BI,EvIrlEs.
Matters OF Minor sIo,nent In aud Abo,
tho City.

'aut'urb OF llnor hlonent III nnu About
tho City.
THE boys arc not going In swimming
rs much "a they wore last wook.
MlISGo blast furnace employees have
had thor wages increased from 10 to q
per cent.
A NEAT shop 10 boing erected on TIM
southwest corner OF Chapline aud Soy.
ontOOnth streets.
YESTERDAY morning sovoral lshct.
mon caught llno string Of bass at tho
belmont mill landing.
OFFICER DicEERroS last night run in
plain drunk. which makes three casos
for this morning 8 court,
Ar q recent meeting OF tho atock.
holders OF tho Wollavillo Fair As.ocia.
ton It was decided TO soll tho grounds
for building lots,
TIE young ladies OF the Third Pres.
bytorian church havo organized now
missionary society, which givcs bright
promise Of good work.
TnE bad weather yesterday put a stop
to tho working oil the State Fair race
track. 1t 10 in fairly good condition.
however. aud n TOW moro days work
will mako It perfect.
Mns. TopD, Of Bridgeport, rclict Of tho
lato Dr.. Todd, has been allowed back
pay, called travel pay" coming 10 tho
doctor for travelling homo ut his own
expense, OF Sl3a rs.
YESTERDAY afternoon n heavily laden
stone wagon aud an electric car collidod
on Market street at South. Tho front
apron OF tho car was mashed in and
somo OF tho stono knocked oil, but no
other damage dona.
HAIRY THOMAS was yesterday ap.
pointed guardian OF William Henry
Allen, aged seventeen, and Waltor Al.
bert Allen, aged ton, orphans OF viii.
lam Allen. deceased, and gave bond in
$50, with Thomas Allen rs surety.
A CARPENTER named Brown, employed
by Louil Hartong. had his back badly
hurt yesterday whilo moving some
heavy building material. lie was 70
moved to his home on Twcnty-third
street, and will be laid up several days.
YEsrERDAY morning at tho cornor OF
Twonty.third and Main streets. George
Deuker, boy OF tho Eighth ward, was
knocked down and run over by meat
wagon. Tho boys right arm was
broken and he was badly cut about the
bead.
GEORGE B. MARTIN, the local manager
Of the Frank Hennig company, which
will present Richard Ill in the town
hall Wednesday evening. has generous
ly invited the W. 4 J. ball team TO oc-
cupy seats during tho entertainment,
and the invitation has been accepted
Washington, Pa, Observer.
A BRorHER.lS-LAw OF J. ]. Mccormick,
general agent OF the Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh railroad. was brought from the
Wheeling hospital to Mr.. Mccormick
home here this afternoon. lie had
been in the hospital for several months
under treatment, but is getting along
nicely now.-Beiiaire Independent.
JoHS w. ScARBEouGH. OF Wheeling,
who has been the national deputy OF
the Daughters oil Liberty OF Belaire for
a number OF years. has been dispensed
with by the organization OF a state
council in Ohio. During his term he
has greatly built up the order and now
il is in a flourishing condition.-BIlLGire
Tribune,
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hat Tired r eeEing

Is certain indication OF impure and i'm
povcrishcd blood. II your blood could
always be rich and pure, full OF tho
rcd corpusc!cs upon which It's vitality
depends, you would never DO weak, or
Nervous! Bolls, pimplcs, scrotula, p,!t
rhoum, would never trou bio you. Bu,
our mode OF living, shut in all uin,e,
In poorly ventilated homes and shop,.
cep!etes tho blood and there La loss q,
appetite, and weakness. Hoods Saraa-
psrilla Is tho standard remedy tor th,s
condition. 1t purifea, vltslires and
onriches the blood, overcomcs That
tired feeling, builds up the nerves and
gives perfect he.Ith. Read this:
sour daughter, Blanche, when four wears
a. ago had humor break out ON ,or
banda and face, which on, physician
pronounced eczema. II tho cold air
reached her face or hands thoy would
a"oll up, look almost purple, and
hoadcd biistors would form and break,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
stranCersiu the CitJ aud whosiins Folks
Abroad.

strangers In the CitJ aud Whoelins Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Harvey J. Long, who recently
sold the Huntington Herald to James J.
Peterson. came up last night for visit
to his home here. He has as yet form
ed no plans for the future. lie reports
his late partner. W. W. Whitmyer. still
under physicians care. He is rough
ing it on ranch in New Mexico i'll the
hope OF benefting hi. health.
J. X IIissom, the Sistersville oil mag
nate, is n. the Stamm.
George Weber and wife have gone to
Terre Haute, Ind, to visit relatives.
Hon. Nsls Chancellor, OF parkersburg,
came up last evening and is at the
Windsor.
A. ]. Clark, OF Warrington, and
U. \. Arnctt, OF Fairmont, are at the
Windsor.
J. A. Gartlou, OF Warrington. and K.
G. Hall, OF Titusyille, are among the oil
people at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Willard +. Wells and sister, Miss
Ella George, OF Wellsburs, were guests
OF iriends hero yesterday.
Irving S. Robson, OF Elmira. n. Y,
well known in Wheeling. lett yesterday,
after pleasant visit here.
c. W. Stewart, OF Sistersville; J. C.
Noland, OF St. MarY's. and C. H,ckok,
OF Fairview, We're at the Stanm yester-
day.
Rev. Z. q. Brooking and wife. Of New
Martinsville, ". Va. are in the city for
lew days. tho guests OF n. A. Noble, at
% Virginia street, Garden Spot
George Habernegs, Of Warrington; ;
John +. McEldowney, OF New Martins.
vile; James F. Tallman and John Side.
bottom, o! St Clairsyillc. arc at the
Behler.
Mrs. J. r. Wat. will 90 to Wheeling
this evening TO visit her mother-in-law
Mrs. Elizabeth Watt. who is critically
ill.-Shubcnriie Herald.
Mr.. Clarence l.. Dean, representing
the Barnum x Bailey show, is back in
town "keepinc it before tho people"
The shows last advertising car arrived
last night from Sieubenville.
Messrs. F. NJ. Strong. OF the Laughlin
nail works, and J. b. Dubois. OF tho
Wheeling Iron and Steel Company, loft
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ZASrsvILLE, o., May 1.-THE state
council OF the Senior Order OF United
American Mechanics convened here
this morning with $50 delegates in ut.
tendance. The state council OF the
Junior Order Is in session at Spring.
field and some OF the delegates here
have broached plan 10 unite the
senior and junior orders and the
Patriotic Order Sons OF America, as
their objects are similar,
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Dir. II. r. Flsrr, OF Gravois Mills, No.,
practicing physician OF many ycars'
exp or ioncc, writes: Do Wits Witch
Ha zcl Salvo has no equal for indolcnt
nor os, scalds and burns 1t stops pain
ina family, heals n burn quickly and
lca yes no scar. Logan Dru. Co.. Wheel
ing, ". Va. B. +. Peabody. Benwood,
aud Bowie 4 Co.. Bridgeport, O.
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Tho funeral OF Mrs. Erncs.na Son.
bright, the mother OF ex-Mayor G. W.
Seabright, took place Yesterday after.
noon from lions German Lutheran
church, and wns largely attended. The
pastor, Rcv. Mr. Hob, otIicintod, and
the in.ermcnt was in Mt. Zion como.
tory.
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THE Pan. Handle Dyeins establish
ment, owned by John Heilmoicr, at No.
1881 Market street. is the best equipped
house OF its kind in Wheeling. In addi.
ton to the dyeng aud cleaning depart.
ments a corps OF lirst.class tailors arc
employed. who can do repairing rs neat
rs it is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments. cleaned or dyed. can DO mado
to look like new. Satisfaction guaran-
teed.