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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.

Washington Feb II In the senate
an animated debate took place on an
amendment giving the postmaster gen
cral discretion IN rNpcuding three
millions appropriated for the railway
postal service, senator Allison Cul
lom and Lodge protesting against this
change in the existing law. cr'pplug
the postal system which Is nearer the
people than any other branch If the
public service.
Washington, Feb, II MIR Stone, Of
Pennsylvania, introduced N the house
A bill to incorporate the International
Pacific Cable company FOR a cable
from California to the Hawaiian IS
lands and thence to Japan aud other
points In the Pacific and mainlandS Of
Asia and Australia, The bin does not
commit the United States to any imam
cial liability on guarantee FOR carrying
out the contracts The capital stock
y 70 DO S5n0O.OoO In 10000 shares
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
WISCONSIN >OLONS.

Madison Feb II In the senate bills
were introduced, by senator Thayer
to provide that where 4 change Of
Nruuc is taken from one county to
Auothcr the Judge 10 try the casc shall
80 to the county from which change
OF VENUE : asked instead. as at pres
emit Of having the lawyers and wit
I css,N 20 to the judge: by senator
officer. for the relief If cN Treasures
RaetE and kuehn AMI their sureieS
from the payment Of the court ludg
mcu.S now hanging over them: by
Senator Phillips, to provide for the
Of $l.aOO annually t. BE-
used by the state board Of health to
make analyses OF we'll water in the
state and to investigate causes OF dis.
eases; by Senator Spenslcy to permit
twelve free holder residents Of towns
70 call the supervisors together TO
rCSSind orders affecting highways IN
construction or change: hy senator
RaShford. by request to authorize the
governor to grant two unconditional
paislonS on the fourth of Judy Of each
yea; alRo. to permit county judges
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21

ing her guilty Of murder In the first
degree and fixing the penalty at death.
Chief Arthur Of the brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers, said that all
chance Of any difficulty between the
Southern Pacific and the engineers Is
now at an end.
Hope Is fast leaving those who main
tanned that the missing steamer La
Gascogne was merely disabled or de-
layed by the bad Weather. She Is now
seven days overdue.
The full extent OF the damage done
by the cold wave throughout Florida
will he hard to estimate for some days,
because reports will be slow in coming
In from al points, besides much Will
depend on the weather that follows
during the week.
Deaths: Giles ID. Price, ut Erie, Pa;
Mrs Linda Slower, benjamin Row, and
Noble Hill, Of Elkhart, Ind; Rev. w.
=. Harrison, at Columbus Ga; W. A.
Alcott, at Jacksonville, H.; william n.
Phillips at Galesburg, H.; Rev. Or.
William NJ. Taylor, in New York !;
Judge j. NJ Casey, ut Kcokut, Iowa =;
Latlls Niles, at Springfield, H.; Mrs.
Johanna Naughlin, mt Mendoza, H.;
State Senator Isaac w. Baldwin, at
Dubuque, Iowa, and Mrs Mary Deck
~, ut Battle Creek, Mich.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
AN INTERSTATE DISPUTE.
Menomonee Blocks the Bridge Be
tween There and Marinette.

Marinettc. Wis, Feb. 15.-Menomo-
nee stole Il march on Marinette by
blocking up its end of the wooden
bridge. People here We're surprised
to find travel over it stopped yesterday
morning. Quite little excitement
was caused by this unexpected move.
The city attorney here will probably
use legal means to force the city of
Menominee to take down the obStruc-
lions. The blocking OF the Michigan
end of the bridge is the elimination
of controversy between the two
cities that has been carried on for
several months. Efforts have been
made a number of times to come to a
mutual agreement regarding the cree
ton of a new bridge. but each time
the councils have failed to settle the
question Appropriations have been
made by both councils to defray the
expense of building bridge but some
thing has always turned up to knock
1t in the head. The action of the Me-
nominee authorities last evening in
blocking travel will no doubt be the
means of affecting an early settle
ment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
AFRAID OF TIE RESULT.

Paris, Feb l7.-Durins the session
of the chamber Of deputies the no.
ton for the Suppression of the public
worship budget was rejected by a vote
of $40 to III. VI. Fraure then sub
mttted a motion for the separation Of
the church and state. VI. Rlbot. prime
minister declared The enactment II
such a measure would break the peace
Of the country, The motion was re-
iected 100 to 205
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but action On it post

Henderson, but action On ii post
poned.
Madison, Feb. 14--In the senate
Senator Mayer introduced a communi-
cation in the form of petition from
the Fullerton post of West Bend
against the repeal of the roster Inv
and praying for the immediate publ
cation of 10000 copies of revised
edition.
Among the bills killed by the as
sembly was one requiring the weekly
payment of wages by corporations, in
Guiding railways, and another COM
polling railroads to employ more brake
men on trains and section men along
tracks. These were the Prochnow A.
X. Z. bills. The memorial to congress,
asking that body to delay action on
the Altemonte measure relative to the
erection of a big dam across the st.
Louis river, near Superior, was killed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
OBERMANN MAY ASSIGN.
Reported That a Change in Manage
ment is Desirable.

Milwaukee, Feb. Unreliable au-
thority has it that the Obermarn
Brewing company is about to assign
in order to effect a desired change in
the management.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
ARMY AND NAVY RECEPTION.

Washington. Feb. II The army and
navy reception, the third Of the season
at the white house. took place last
night The attendance vas the great.
est for years.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
A KICK ON RATES.
Lumbermen Talk Business With Rail
way Representatives in Milwaukee,.

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 1.-THE ex-
ecutiye Committee of the Wisconsin
Valley Lumbermen's association met
in this city with Representatives of the
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul. tie
Chicago & Northwestern aud the Wis.
consin Central railroads in an effort %
adjust the lumber rates. Lumbermen
claim that there has been discrImina-
ton and an unjust advance in tie
rates. The railroads will reply Feb.
ruary 25.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
ANOTHER TAX SUIT.
Partners of Congressman Cultivate
Bring an Action at Columbus.

Columbus, O., Feb. 16.-T. 2. Linn
and Henry Gumble, OF the Cultivate
firm, have filed suit here to test the
OF the income tax law.
When the tomato is grated on the
potato, which can be done by reason
of the close relationship between the
two plants, the potato roots continue
to proddce potatoes, while the tomato
grated on the potato stalk continues
to produce tomatoes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
THE REMAINS EN- ROUTE.
Military and Diplomatic 7Ionols
Shown the Late Minister Gray.

City Of Mexico, Feb. 17.-PreSident
Diaz and cabinet, two sections of mil
italy, all the diplomatic corps and
many distinguished persons of all ma
tionalities, accompanied United States
Minister Gray's remains to the depot
where they were placed in an express
car amidst military salutes of cannon
and started to the United States.
Flags on all government buildings and
foreign legations are at half staff.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
WERE OPEN SUNDAY.

Hundred Niolators of
the Closing Law in Louisville.
Louisville, Ky. Feb. 19.-The names
Of 25,OO0 violators of the Sunday OBJ
Seryance law are reported to the
chief police. The authorities. after
conference, have decided to make
test cases in various lines of business
and set next Thursday for the first
batch
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21

to confine In, places for safe keeping
persons whose sanity is questioned
pending investiga ton, for period not
exceeding twenty days; also, repeal
ing the Dane county drainage acts of
1880; also, to provide for the appoint
ment Of guardians at the nomination
Of minors; by Senator Conger, author
izing the commissioners Of public lanfs
to apportion the amount of S141. 639.-
6S, allow ed to the state by the general
government on Aug. 13, 1881. for 12O,-
914.G1 acre. Of swamp land, to the
respective counties in which the sad
lands are situated and in proportion
TO the number of acres situated in
each county, and the commissioners Of
public lands are further required to
pay to the counties of Columbia an
Sank all moneys withheld from them
pursuant to the provisions Of the laws
Of 1885, as the carrying out of the re-
quirementS Of this act will effect full
reimbursement to- the state for the add
vance Of money made to these counties
in the year 1885; also to purchase at
price not exceeding $4,000 from
Miss ELLA Bailey, daughter of the late
General Joseph Bailey the sword, sill
yer punch bowl and other souvenirs
presented in recognition of the services
Of General Bailey in connection with
the episode of the Red River Dam in
May, 1864, to be placed in the custody
OF the State Historical society; also,
to allow 500 for the publica ton Of the
laws In weekly newspapers having cir
culations of at least two hundred, even
though they are not printed where is
sued
In the assembly bills were intro
duced: BY Mr.. e. f. Hanson, by re-
quest, granting county boards the
power to make the offices of county
clerk and register Of deeds salaried
offices; by Mr.. Sloan, amending the
excise law so as to permit common
councils In certain cities to issue liquor
licenses by majority vote; by Mr..
Frazer, appropriating to the State
Dairyman's association $4,000 annu-
ally; also raising the age of consent
from II to Is years; by Mr. Thomas,
to prevent the adulterat!on of milk
and other dairy products; by Mr.. ID.
o. Mnhoney, forbidding the secretary
of state from auditing any claim
for travelling expenses when the APP
plicant has ridden on pass; by Mr..
G. X. Mahoney, to punish persons
"benting" their way on trains; by
Mr.. Lord. to provide for the printing
of the proceedings of the State Teach
crS' association; by Mr.. UT. requiring
railways to sell 800 and 1000 mile
mileage books at cents
per mile: by Mr.. Lamberson, to pro-
vide for the annual publication of in
surance statements.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21

Madison Feb. IL the senate a
memorial and resolution reported for
concurrence from the assembly to be
sent the legislative Of Illinois against
the damming of Fox river near Nc
Henry, H., We're concurrcl in Bills
were passed Relating to the dis
charge of nsolvcnt debtors: relating to
corporations allowing the filing of a
certificate to be sufficient in amending
articles Of Incorporation; relating 10
trespass on public lands: providing for
dover in the absence Of teStamentary
provisions: requiring witnesses to nun
cupative wills to syn in each others
presence.
In the assembly the committee On
federal relations reported adversely on
the memorial to congress whose object
is 70 delay action on the So-calied Al
tamontc bill DOW before congress. The
purpose Cf the bill Is to permit the
Altamonte Water company. corpora
ton organized under the laws of Min
nesota for the purpose Of erecting a
certain dam across the st. Louis and
Cloquet rivers in Minnesota, 70 fur
niSh water and water power 70 Dn-
luth and other places. The senate had
adopted the memorial, but Assembly.
man Sloan opposed It and action by
the lower house was deferred. Senator
Timme's bill to appropriate 10000 TO
erect monuments marking the position
Of Wisconsin troops on Chickamauga
battle field, was called up by Mr..
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21

with the right to increase them 200 900
shares by a vote Of two-thlrds 4of the
stockholders; the stockholders to or
ganlze when $1,000 900 of the stock
is subscribed and ten per cent. of the
subscription paid In.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-18

rROOuuT REQUIRED 10 rAy9lO) N iSVR

ThcHc calculations, It Ia important TO
boar In mind, urs on tho basis Of tho
market prices hcre ut Now York, aud
therefore include all tho transportation
charges from points OF production. Tho
price on tho firm aud tho plantation
would OF cOnrao DO lUsS. so that on tho
basia OF return to tho producer II would
tnEoin each case very much lnrlor
quantity OF products to pay n given sum
,hnn TINT HhOwn in tho above culcula.
tions-mating tho discrepancy between
tho r0al md tho iulao figures all tho
moro glarng. OF course what tho
planter or tho iurmUr would get In zach
cNso would depend upon his ncarno4s to
tho railroad and his distance from tho
great consuming and distributing con.
trOs. Hence tho results would vary for
different sections and different places.
Tho foregoing will suffice to show, how.
ovcr, how utterly ut variance with tho
truth tho statements In tho article wo
have quoted aro-thcy being not merely
dcccn,ivo and misleading, but positive.
ly wrong.
And this Is not an isolated instance.
II is n good sample Of tho class OF litcra.
turc which Ia doing service in tho cause
OF FREQ silver.
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What Is ThIs Disease Called Dyspepsia?

Like thioi at night. II steals In upon Us I'M
nwarH. Tho patients have pains about tho
chest aud sides ard 'Omctlmi tn the bNcG.
They IoCI dull aud sleepy; tho mouth hasa BAL
tMtc, especially In tho morning, y sort OF
sticky slime collects about tho tCOti. The appc'
tie poor There Is II IOcllng IlEo II hcnvy
load ON tho stomach; sometimes tani, nll'gonc
sensation At Tho pit Of tho Somach which food
docs not satisfy. Eycs are suuscli, tho handi
mud loot become cold md feel clammy. After
awhile cough sets IN, at lltht dry, Int hilcr Il
low months II X attended with Grccnsh col
orcd cIpeCtorlIOn, The patient feels tired all
tho whlO, aud sleep docs not seem loaliotd any
rest Ailorn tlmo he becomes nervous, irrltHblo
mud gloomy, md lls evil iOrcbOdIngG There II
II RiddlnCM asOrloi whirlIng scnsallon IN tho
hond whom rising up suddenly Tho bowels
become costIyC; tho skin Is dry and hot ut
times; tho blood becomes thick aud stngnanii
tho whl,oio the eyes become Hinged with yell
low; tho urine Is Gcau,y and hIgh coloEcd, de-
polling n sediment after standinG
There Is frequently aspiltIng up Of tho food,
somc,lmcSwlth II sour taste mud sometimes with
wcctIah tastcj this Is frequently attended
with pnlpltatlgn Of the heart tho vision be-.
CONES Impaired with spots before the eyes
there Is a feeling Of great prohtmion md weak
ness All Of these symptoms Gro In turn pres
cut. 1t is thought that nearly onc'thIri Of our
population haS.thls disease III some Of its varied
forms 1t has boon found that medical mon
have mistaken tho nature oil this disease. somc
have ttOatol 1t Tor Liver Complaint, 'ome for
Dyspepsia. Others for Kidney Disease, etc, etc,
bu: none Of the various kinds OF treatment have
been attended with success,
Now, the Shaker digestive Cordial causes tho
food eaten to DO dlgrslUd, This Will cause m
appetite for more fool, and this being liGcstcd
VIII tuBnlt Ia m iuCrtHM OF strength, MI IA
GrrRSr Of IlCSh md an incrra,e OF nerve powell
The tired. weary feeling VIII give way to
vlgor aud courage. The pale, THU and cTna'
clatri Will recover their color and p!umpncSN,
bccdU,c nd blood nni fat Gro tho result Of
properly dlgcStrd oDd
AirG cuut trim bottle will produce n rcsalt
Its good fleet viii be realized nj once. You will
not hHvu to take dOEiu bottles 10 mud out II II
Is doing you any good Try II, and then Give
prnISrtO tho Shakers OF Mount Lebanon, New
York, for the relief IhaL you obtain.
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HlElLlIAllil.
All Sorts OF Looai Now, nud Gossip from
tho Glass Ctr.

MI Snrts OF LDuai Now, mud Gossip FROM
tho Glass CIty.
A team Of horses belonging to Hiram
Goncko and driven by William Crow
frightened on Central avenue yesterday
aud ran away Mt brcaGneck spoOd until
thcy ran into team Of uBOis x Nc.
Coy. The escape Of tho latter tOam was
miraculous, us the tongue OF tho wagon
attached 10 tho running horses wont
over thDir backs instead OF piercing
thom. Tho collision stopped all tho
horses. hurt none OF them, but dam.
aged both wagons.
There was quite crowd gathered in
Squire Maaon's court yesterday alter.
noon to hear tho case OF Mary Mcclure
against Edna Neil on charge OF bas.
,ardy. They are both worry young, and
tho squire bound tho boy over To court
IN $500. His father wont on his bond.
There have been three alarms OF fire
here In tho past two days, NJ all OF
which tho department va, called ont,
but there was only n slight blaze in m
old shanty in an alley in the Sccond
ward visible at my oil them. aud no ina
tcrial damage was done.
The old furnace At tho Bollairo nail
works is being rebuilt and rcIiucd with
fire brick and tho work is being pushed
along as rapidly rs possible, but 1t will
be month or Two boiorc it is ready for
blasting. 1t costs from 81, 900 to $4,000
TO rebuild an old furnace.
Rev. J. G.. Ashcnhurst, sovonty-soven
years old. has his collar bone broken
and is badly bruised all over lie was
riding horse along tho road when It
STUNT lcd and fell. throwing him over
its head. lie is resting as comfortably
as man OF his age eau With such in.
iuries.
John II. Campbell, steel worker
hore. ia being groomed By some OF the
Democrats as n candidate for represents.
alive, but whothcr they mean il or not
will DO shown in the action OF their con-
vention.
James Z. IIcbard, mail agent on tho
| Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh railroad, has
secured leave OF absence and will
leave shortly Tor Columbus and other
points.
Tho Republican county committee
will organizes u: ST. Clairsville to-day TO
be ready for tho campaign when the
heated term is over.
| Tho tiromen will meet a. city hall 10.
night to decide whether they will go &c
Sistersvillo on the Fourth OF July to
celebrate or not.
Nelson's band, OF this CITY, will fur
nish the music for the Democratic
county convention next Saturday ut ST.
ClairsvilIe.
Miss Bessie Gallahcr returned yester.
day from Marietta, where she has been
Attending the Marietta college.
Mr.. John Z. Smith and wife. OF Beaver,
Pa, returned to their homo yesterday
atter n weeks visit here.
J. NJ Claudcc, pension examiner, with
headquarters ut S,eubcnvllle, was in
this city yesterday.
Henry Blum, OF the firm Of Blum
Bros, has gone 10 Dunkirl;, Ind, on
business.
A number OF Knights Templar from
hero will so to ST. Clairsvillc Thursday
night.
Miss Mamie Owens. OF tho Fourth
ward, is quite sick at her homo.
Hon. C. L. Wecms, OF St. Clairsvlle,
was in the city yesterday.
Tho highest bid for the Sullivan
property was Sl,GS0.
II. ". Herman is in GAINESVILLE on
| business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-18

"MASY oil the citizens OF Rainsville,
Indiana, aro mover without bottle OF
ChambcrIain's Cough Remedy in tho
house." says Jacob brown, tho leading
merchant OF the place. This remedy
has proven OF so much value for colds,
Group and whoopinG cough in children
tina. few mothers who know it's worth
are willing 10 BIO without it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-18

mud Stta,lyt medium rhIladClphnS 81 7Hai Sn,
inr Ia btst Workers. q bDni ~; rough O. oval Oh
Sheppard lambs, receipts heavy; market slow
mud LpWcr; extra - iDtlA0s fair to goud 50 O0G
.H0i lest laIub, 81 GNaiSJ spring lambs " OJL
D O)i veal calves ~ hONG w
ChIrngn-CGttlp EtfGHErTi common 10 nttrn
S. ilpi gIi COVE s! 6Ona 10 bulls IA gjnI a. lIor,
RulyO, heavy "A lOni 10. missed 81 iOal 10; iigftS
SI1NnlbJ Sheep, active; Surfing lambs 8 ',1a
60; sheep wrfo mlnblO 1T a 5O1tH according
taQGallly. iccclplS! Cattle. lO,bO0 bend calves,
so head; hogs. $1,000 head, sheep, 500 head.
Ciucinuntl-l iUgs nCtlyc NJ 81 ?iai 81; 10.
CcipI 100 heads shipments 100 head.
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nry t,optlx.

New Yorh-AgcntS have advanced prices Of
cotton goods n' follows lous,lnlc 50 inch
blcnChcd to TIC; blackstone 3G.inch hcnchcd TO
d4c Hope SGncli hlcHGhcd to 90 &C: Fruit OF the
Loom S6.inoh bIcurhcd to nc: ditto al.luch
blcachCd TO GtSc: Gold Mchnl n and 3l.inch
blcachch &c; Hamilton AA,lB aud AAA tick.
ingS NC each because Of tho celebration NJ.
tending the opening Of the ship culnl und IL lnlt
holiday resulting IL Inns been very 0uInt day in
nil departments OI trndc. Printing cloths steady
10 ltm ut ~. Large sales NJ CT wide Mt 3IEc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-18

We find some one who has boon cured
by Hoods sarsaparilla, and people on
all hands arc praising this great modi.
cnc for what it has done for them and
their friends. Taken in time Hoods
Sarsaparilla prevents serious Illness by
keeping the blood puro and all tho or.
gans in healthy condition. It is the
great blood purifier.
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lHlSANOE AND TRADE.
Tho Fcnturcs OF tho hIoucy nud Stock
Markets..

NEW YorE. June i7,-MUncy on call easy a;
per cc,,s, last loan per Ccnt: closed At per
cent Primo mercantile paper 2'saa' per cent.
Sterling exchange strong a! 81 81 aisgl4 Silver
certificates, GG4ai7i,c C. The total sales Of stocks
to-day wcrc SOL ~ shares
The stock market opened active mud firm rs a
rule. but ;he coal stocks were notable cXccp.
ton. The depression IN these shares wCtD
merely temporary, aud they soon joined III the
general advance which continued throughout
the day, with but occasional slight reactions
due tosRull 4llrs 10 TciIikc pF0htS. At tho high
!. to 50 per cant. the lntttr In Pullman. Tho
general market closed sEoDS and n or near the
best prices made.
Tho bond speculation daring the day was
active and strong; the sales were SESSION.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds Inactive,
Railroad bonds strong.
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Piles riirI Itching riies.

SYMPTOMS - Moisture; intense Itching and
singing; most at night; worse byScrntching II
allowed 10 continue tumOFS form, which oftcu
bleed mud uccrnt1, becoming very Sorc
SwkYsE'S OINTMENT stops tho itching mud
blcodug heals liberation, and In most cases ~.
moves tic tunOTS At druggists. or by mail, for
oUceut& DR.. swuyno & Son, Philadelphia
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LEAVE WHEELING.
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

limo Table No, Is. tn takc . Trct !:jl 1, IL,
SUNDAY November ~ lSJL

limo Table no Is. tn takc Frct l!:jl 1, III,
SUNDAY November ~ 1877
Leave Whcciinc-tS:ol. tJ:b. sll:oa. NJ, t,:nl
SI:li, t;D. 300 y. IN.
Leave peninSGla-iS Psi, 9ll:t5h H., I'm
'3:.l, ti:j6. 1906 y. IN.
Leave Martins FGrry-tS:E 1851, 2ll:3.a. III,
t2:5s, "J:.7 ti:i2 iOl2
Arrive Terminal Junoli0n-iS;7. tlj:Jj. ltl:is
Il ~, t!:3S, Nj:I!. tt;iG 10:IS y. H.
Leave Terminal IunoIIon-t7:.!. 59:oo q M,
el!:lO. n IN, tJ:a9. ti;O6. IS:i. tS.il D. m.
Leave Martin Story gJ:O7 Il. H.. 'lHU,
ii:Oi, tl:l0 ti:I9. tS:hIp. IN.
Leave rnuinSuln-i7:Sii g:iihm. Sl!:jl, st:lL
tI:T, t5::S tS;bS. y. IN.
Arrive Wheeling -t7:i0. s):N d Ill, ell;jI
2i;Ii, tt:9j. tj:aI. t9:ui p. m.
sDally. tDAtly crcopt Snaduy. sSuuiayI onlj
Allirains Will run on Es,tcrn limo.
J.E TAUSSll. Superintendent.
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When Baby was nlcg,. PC naro Nr' Cast0ri-.
When sh, was n Child, she cricL for Cas,orll,
When aho became Ms, sho chung TO Cas:oria.
Wlc. shc had Children, she 6ayo them Castorla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-18

Hoops PILLS become tho favorite ca
thar,ic with every ono who tries them.
2Jc per box.