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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-10-07
FOR YOUNG MEN.
John B. Cough says:

Ninety-nine out of every hun
bred who are ruins I'd morally, and /
might almost say physically, intel
lectually and religiously, are ruin
ed by the use of drink. 1t is the
great curse of this country. Then
what shall we do? What we want
is to stir up the people to move in
this matter. We want you to help
US, young men. 1t may cost some
thing, but life is a battlefield.
What a grand thing it is to be a
young man with all of life before
you, to make of it what you
choose, to make of it just what you
please. How many are making
their life a desert, when it might
be a garden; making a dreary
waste, when it might be fruitful in
good works and holy inf1uencenCes,
stumbling and aimless. Q the be-
ginning! So many go to ruin with
all their life before them. You are
like switchman on the railway.
Here comes the locomotive and
the train of cars, freighted with
human life, hopes and happiness,
and your hand is on the switch.
You can turn that train on the
main track, you can turn it on to
the siding, you can turn it down
the bank, but when it has passed
by, your control of it has gone for
ever.
Never will you have another
such an opportunity, and opportu-
mites are passing you day by day.
Look at the effects of drunken
ness upon man.
God made him in his own image.
What mars that image and stains
it with the counterfeit dye of the
devil? Drink does it,
"Man by nature walks erect and
lifts his forehead to the stars, and
he is crowned lord OF creation.
Oh, it is sublime to wrestle with
an evil desire, this mastery of self
by the force of high resolve and
the power of a mighty will.
81 will; I will; by the help of
God l will"
To him that overcometh, the
tree of life, safety from the second
death, the white stone with the
new name, the morning star, the
white raiment, a pillar in the tenn
pie, a seat on the throne with him
in whose name he has conquered.
To him that overcometh.
Then buckle on the armor,
brave heart; stand firm in the
fight.
All, though you fall ten times,
get up again, battered, bruised,
covered with scars more glorious
than we're ever borne by the
earth's greatest warriors, till by
and by, standing erect, your armor
denied and broken. you shout
Victory! victory! as you hang your
battered armor on the battlements
of heaven, and having fought the
good fight, lay your laurels at the
feet of him through whom you
stand redeemed forever from the
power and dominion of every evil
habit
Mrs. Edna Duggan Joined the
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-10-07

Mrs. Edna Duggan joined the
Ocala Temperance Reform Cub
yester day afternoon.
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Fresh, fat, fine, today by the
quart, gallon, or in the shell. on
ice at l.. S. Blacks, stall II, city
market.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-02-23
since,
An Unjust Bill.


Assemblymen Noel bill to annex por-
tons of Mashoe county to Ornlsby,
Storey and Lyon counties SENS to ~ to
be a gross outrage upon the people living
in those sections OF Washoe county. Es-
pecially is this true OF the people OF
Wadsworth. If the bill becomes " Law,
Wadsworth will De thrown into Lyon
county and its people compelled to trav-
el over the Central Pacific, Virginia and
Truckee, and Carson and Colorado rail
roads, or go a long distance across the
desert, to get to Dayton, the county scat.
This should be enough to kill the bill
if the members OF the Legislature are
not actuated by malice toward the reo-
pie of Wa,ho county. There ought to
fair minded men enough in the Senate
to defeat the bill even if it shonld pass
the Assembly. If, by any chance, it
should reach the Governor, he should
promptly veto it-Elko independent.
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county's fodder. Eventually it will prove
another sven fat and seven lean kline
with no Joseph.
We have nothing in common with
Lyon county, never will have, cant yoke
with her and her people don't want MS.
As this feeling is mutual a change will
not be satisfactory to either. 1t Is rails
ing the wrath OF a prosecuted people and
no good can come OF it. The promoters
are not sincere in their cry for economy
else they would accept the offer to do
away with one county government.
They are traitors to their trusts and sio-
lators of their oaths OF Office. 1t is hard
to believe that any body of Legislators
would have a hand in a measure SO foul
to Wadsworth's people. 1t is rank in
Justice to this community and an exam
Pile OF brutality not equalled by an act
of the Spanish irquisitloh.
At an Indignation meeting of taxpay-
ers and residents held yesterday it was
decided to send a delegation from Wads-
worth to Carson L make plain the stu
alton in which Wadsworth would
be placed should this infamous measure
prevail. This delegation consists of
Hon. w. Il, A. Pike, Hon. e. Griswold,
Hon. T. g.. Herman, Geo. Frazer, Brooks
McClane and N. A. Hummel. 1t is
hoped that the gentlemen will meet
with some success in convincing the
Legislature OF the great injustice to US.
If a change must be made they will
endeavor to have Nadsworth annexed
to Churchill county.
Vengeance is apt to come for If the de-
velopment OF the White Horse mines
continues as it has begun, and W. are
annexed to Lyon county, it is more than
probable that next election will see the
county records moved from Dayton to
Wadsworth.
About the only argument p advanced
by Noel is Washoe's acreage. Had
Washoe not granted Roop's prayer to be
taken in out of the cold there would be
no cause for complaint.
When Noel was (D q little boy he
collared a paper of candy. He Began to
Eat the Candy and Gave his brother
None His mother said "By and By
your brother will get some Candy and
Not give you ANY," which scared geor-
gle And He. said to His brother: "M hen
l get it Nearly All ate up I'll give you
Hail." George hasn't grown any
since.
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MARRIED

TREWICK-GRAHAM-At the residence OF
the brides mother, by the Rev. James
Whitaker, Archibald Trewick Of Winnie
mucca, and Miss Jane II. Graham Of
Truckee.
STEARNS-HUMPHRY-At Ely. New, Feb
ruary 10th, 1895, Arthur I Stearns and Han.
nah G. Humphry.
MADDEN-LARSoN-In Reno, Nevada, Feb.
l4th, 1895, by ]. J. Linn, J. p, james A..
Madden and Miss Annie Larson.
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BORN.

BRoWNE-In Reno, February 18th, 1885, to the
wife OF G. A. Browne, q son.
RoBlNSON-In Reno, February 18th, 1893. 10
the wife of John Robinson, u daughter.
Reno, February ~, 1895, to the
wifeof w. H. McInnis, a son.
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DIED.

MARZEN-In Sacramento, February nth.
Helen, r. Marzen, wife OF Joseph Marzen, Jr
a native of Maine, aged IS years, 3 months
and 5days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22
YOUR TIRED STOMACH,

,lh,go no uprcutc," YOU say and the it''e
Iaoeat doe, mo no good. A'an' It feels cold
and dead IN my stomach and BY aal by have
,,b,, and main, that somctialc' go tony chest
and saos. Iicll weak, low spirited aud out OF
,or,, slower fancy tho demon Of dy'popla
,,, 90, ms.r That's tho way you tsls, and no
vcnio, But watt a moment let Us Fea'on to-
r,tt,s Perhaps nus Iaryou' sIomaehIs merely
rrra You have been ealing TOO much' eating
III, ueoas thing, and irNsMSrlY You have
,,7sp +, TOO aueh to DO, and lie all living
thIng,, whcn oyemorSed, i,s'oPsat length from
cheer exhaustion, There may notbs an actually
g,.su,l condition os ~. SuIl It Is nature,
warning, aud ynn must heed It or wore VIII
follow "Bat must eat or Stsrye," ,yoa 'aY'
Trsc enough. but SAFELY usut!y lIc' In w."ale
co,,Ds, Here a ono for YOU, YuN doat lleeN
dfs,tl, purse, or exciting s,InulN's fop'
condition Is Gus easily relieved d We 30 about
Gently aud scnSlbly. The Urli stomach won
vor. under whip nndspur lthas probably hHd
100 much OF ,hsI already What yoap4uiFe Is
something that Is at once a food ndadisc''Sro OF
boi such an article Is the ShaSeT hls'A,Ne
cordial discovered and prepared b. the SHAKER
Community OF at, Lebanon, y y, TAkon FlSh'
si,rr Gazing, seas to mix with tho food, II docs
the UomIohs work for it, gives II the adj
ysn,LSs o., further rest, strengthens yon IN a
natural way, and soon enSh.e' tho stomach TO
A. g.,,, 49, ,rh.re q. unihiuv else ike thlh
simple. safe, certain sud r,il.ab'' remedy le'
tue shakers iespec; yoas doubts Aal authorize
drusg,s. to ell trial baltic io' ten cents
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1T IS HARD TO TELL.
Jast WHOM saala,er y Fiaally over mn

"HAt HHH" h"HiH"f ~ ff"""t we ~"
Autumn Is here Again,
n Whom Is SUMMER over, ana when docs fall be-
Gil} ltbca'y tos say "L4og in ;hO 0lnanac -
lha evidence Of that respectable volume Is NO!
conclusive because the sar,ony glide into each
o,ho; by slow degrees, Oal day Is sh0rp aud
raw, yet ybo almanac slys "summer' Another
Is holland cueraIius 1T autumn" declares
he same authority.
These sudden fluctuations mako our AmoFl
con climate ~ trying to tho human cOn'tIIu'
ton, They produce the colds that PROSTATE tho
sUOnsc,g men, aud run into pneumonia ana
even into consumption, All who have pneumo'
MIA arc no: In imwgdrslr danger OF death. The
OH Ru' lnpst iityly 10 b. R.gu OiN, Dut ever. AZ
larlol his msl8ly weAaeS tue power oil lhn
OviT 20 TC-.st d -easc,
Nift mul aud women take no ChanCeS w
uc season Ii sudden sud extreme changes Ol
Temperature, th1F nave found tuul Dnly'aFHio
MAJ. hll-hgy by dilullng tho blood yc,seis near
thrsIfnclu ,hr b0ly, prevents tue ehlllN anu
clugysiiuli which nrr tie lurUluucfH Oi ~
yughrhld lhis Whlsgey Is made with the ~
most care, hy tie most approved tctcNlh1
ngtIpdL Tho nuIl delicate unem icsl tests lhil
10 show the slightest trace o! dgo'0r.OaS ms'sr
tu
q i0rtih0r mud pTc,eFycr OF bodily heat aud
uvryuuB uUuIt. uuiiy's puro Mat MhisSNy Is
time Of ihr year Atidugssn and grOcrrs Rave
a. although sUgo VI them may ny IA persuade
Customer, That something else j. just ~ Bo1l
nDuul li,'Ht IN these men, Tell them you Know
%, we'll Hs ti,'y dp that lnero IL no possible SUI
sllulg Tor Hg,.s' y Pare Malt Whisky,
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SCOTTISH i,Irn MAsoxs.

Supreme Council of the suulhOrn JuriAdic.
tlnn IN session NJ Washington.
WAsrmsGroS, D. G., Oct g1.-Itle
supreme council Of the inspector. gem
eral Of the tbirty.third degree, Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite FREQ Ma.
sonry in thu southern jurisdiction Of
tho United States, m0s! supreme Cola'
Gil VI tnB world, began u biennial sGa'
sion at the house temp,c here ut noon
to-day and viii Remain TT session Hhtt,
Friday Or Saturday. tbs Lieutenant
and actin, grand commander, Hubbard
CaSwell, Of California, presided. After
tho formal ceremony Vi opening. the
presiding officer read an alIOCuilon.
Tho fret business OF Importance will
bs tho election oil commander to sue
coed tho lats rlliIip D. Tucker, Of Texas,
VINO died IN tho hnu4D Of ihs temple
about n yCnr ago. II is understood that
Mr, Ca.Wull will bN elected without op.
position, and his election will cause q
promotion along tho line. All tho ola.
cor4 Of tho supreme council ato elected
for life.
A number Of important questions
will como up for confederation, among
ilisn that relating to tho right Of dop.
u,in, to communicate degrees aud col
lrcl fees for tho supreme council Tho
due,iion Of merging tho northern and
southern jurisdictions, which was asi.
talod fnr some tlmo nllof tbs dunth Oi
Albeft Pike, will DO brought np NJ tnia
sooaIou. lLi,said to bv practically dc,
ciiol that, whlo tho uloro,t lfalornaI
relations exist between tho northern
aud southern bodies, ltnrO nto many
reasons why organic uuion Ia incXpodl'
ont and lmpfaclicablo.
Tho provincial grand lodge Of the
ROYAL Ordnr Of Scotland for tho Uultod
States, although not officially rotated TO
tho Scottish t.tr. always meets during
supreme couucl, n7 most Of iW mem
bOfs belong to tllg rite.
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ElNANNM ND Meade.
The Feature, ol the MOusy aud stock
Markets.


Markets.
NEW Yong, Oct ?l.-NOncy on call easy at "a
q, per cent last loan apcr ceur closed " per
cent Prime mercantile papsr i'aa5 per cent
sterling rHrhanrT.pcady, with actual business
III bauLen' bills a, a sIj.al s. lot demand and
81 So iaib " tor sky days' posted r",esSi ~ a
S.E und slsS'. al So Commercial bills
81 sbI, silver CERTIFICATES - .iDiir
The speculation IN uay WaNUl only mOierple
Proportions aud wa, nnTr',uNHi iy aug increase
10 the Yuluur M outside interest IAA was
considered surprising, ONiUs ~ the absence oil
Nuy HUHcgl uniNNurtblt news HuecllhI me gen
prgI list. white sOmc Important favorable do
folupmentN were uuied Further weakness ~
Ilv foreign exchange market aud expectation oil
Rcompruui'n Ia northern pANGc had only mo.
usniag effect, ana the ueul oil Prices CONTINUED
downward.
The tnBrsel opened quiet and generally lower,
NeAkucss Was sOJu u!Acunabi', especially ~
some OF the specialize. iRg tate Has dFopP'l
EH eN,twUr Hooking NH,-y -, Cotton on
preferred ~, Hud lUiuO steel per cent The
decline w llOusmg Valley was WcrOed 20 ne
lcarUinslrkr ~ She SOFT rnll regions A brlrl
rally ensured ahuut II uuiU'E Uut the down
ward movement NAs .Nuu fs,lintd, prices de-
srrudiug TO thF lowest ui tho GAy. Ia tho iNsl
huuT covering operations iudurel rcruycrr'
nom the hliiuu UgIfc' extending to u pcr
Cyut IN BAY state G-. Delaware q Hudson, Ln'
r.gur ga, aud Tennessee Coat The closing WAS
4ulri sud grlrrlIy 1rm. lie nafsrl ior raj .
Way Hul miscellaneous mortgages ruled GuIl
Hi lower IEust Ui tne day Tue sales were
~ 1Ngu
IhS ,olal ,aIc, Of STOCKS to-day were lCsoO
siatcS
Goyemmcu' bonds steady.
stats b0uds inactive
Railroad bonds WVAk
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WAS rlINIn oMN FAul.r.
Rsoklpssns" of Four 'ion Cause rhrm ~
I.nsp rhoir l.,vrA,


Iose Thoir LNyrA
srEuBESyuLr, ono, Oot. II, East,
bound accommodation No, 5J on tho
pau,llanLlo railroad, crashed into Il
wagon At Mller's station crossing about
7;5) o'clock this morning, demolishing
tho vehicle aud killing tho four occu'
pants. Tnoir names were;
Edward U9gan, a driver aged
eighteen years,
Samuel Cosan, H., a plasterer, aged
twenty years,
Samuel Cogan, ST., n plaItorOr, aged
thirIy,tlyO years,
John Clmpboll, hod carrier, aged
tWonty'siS years,
Their bodies werp horribly manglod,
There isasharp curve near tho crossing,
and the engineer claimH no did not SEQ
tho wagon until too lRl0 to stop tho
train, Tho victims weru residents Of
Youngstown, near Lalrobe.
ThO accidents nnU III tho most right
tul OF fatalities that has occurred In This
section for some time, aud IRON account
tho victims we're who'll TO blame for
tho accident, as tnoy willlully took
chance against dosih aud lost. They
started this morning from tha place
where they were working, south oil the
railroad, ma two'horAo waGnn, going
after san! on ridge on tna other aldo
Of the rack.
They heard the accommodation com.
ing and started the horses on u run 10
got across aHeal OF tho train, and when
near tho Cro4rlus, seeing how close the
train was, they laShad their hgraei in
order to make tho crossing by close
shave, bI, all to ~ avail, Thu horsos
got across the track aud ssrtiei with.
ont \ scratch, but the wagon w,1strnck
in the middle and demolished and tue
four men instantly killed. Iaoir bodies
were badly cut M aud nangied.
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All rrro.

Those who have used DR.. Kings Now
Discovery know ito value, and those
who have not, have now tho opportunity
totry itiree. Call on tile advertised drug.
glsis and get n trial bottls free. Send
your name and address to II. L. Buck.
len & Co., Chicago, and get sample box
Of DR.. Kings New Life. Pills iroo, as
well az copy OF GUIDE IN Health and
Household Instructor, free. All Of
which ts guaranteed TO do you good aHd
cost you nothing at Logan Drug Co. Is
drugstore. 4
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THE People at Ah,'sN rroprroI to Uphold
tho Right, III tho uuitrI states
seArLg. WASH, Oct 2l.-.Tho citlzous
Of Alaska are greatly exercised over the
boundary line question, and propose to
take sl,pa in the matter with1U. delay.
lhoy DO no. want to sec what lhoy term
tho richest portion OF the United States
annexed to British Columbia, aud say
they will fight before they Will SEQ IL
taken. The paramount reason OF re.
newell activity IN luo b8pulTy limo
question IS the brilliant outlook ci tho
mining properties along the Nuson uGi
he the YiciHily Of JgHeH. lTesPsgt3s4
ara arriving in juneau Almost hourIy
with news ni rich finds, aud goni feel.
ing runs riot Every ono il Hapny aud
unite In saying that Alaska IS the richest
country on the face OF the globe, aud
for this reason they desire to arouse
sentiment on the boundary line ques-
ton. 1t is not uncommon 10 hear the
expression: "Giyc Us ton leagues or We
will tight" They argue that Earland
know. lnll well tho vast richness OF tue
country, aud will leave no stone un.
turned to accomplish Der desires.
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\ rELr want 10 that gnawing at the
stOmacn after you have eaten full
meal. and can't eat any more, aud yot
thCre Is that feeling as though you had
eaten nothin. What is wanted then is
u dose OF Simmons Liver Regulator, tho
best Dyspepsia cure, Tor that Is wha.
that gnawing means. simmons LAYER
Regulator is alt that is recommended
for Indigestion. "A. r. Dycho, Loudon,
kv
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Araat once, never iWa Ono Minute
Caugh ours. \ fNmciy lof attlmo,
aud that i0yOri,h condition which 49,.
conpanja, severe cold IhU only
lntinIo'a remedy that produces hume.
dlalo results. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
lng, w. Va, II. 4, Peabody, licnWood,
and bowie X o., BridgOpOrl, u y
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THr healing properties OF Dc witts
Witch Hazel Salye ara vol known. 1t
cures eczema, skin affections and is
simply perfect remedy for piles, 10.
gan Drug Co, Wheeling, w. Va, B. +.
Peabody, Benwood, aud Bowie K Co.,
Bridgeport, o. 1
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las Just as easy to try Ono Minute
Cough Curo ne anything else. It's
easier to euro severe cough or cold
with 1t. Lot your next purchase for 4
cough be- one Minute Cough Cure. lei.
ter medicine; bollor results; better
try II. Logan Drug Co., " hoOlng, W.
Va, Il. EPoibody, BenwoOd, and Bowie
Go, Bridgeport, o $
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II tho IInnt I. cnl,Lnr Tcrlh.

be sure aud uso that old aud wcll.tricl
romolv, Mas. WiSsLpw's SoormlSG
SYGur Tor children toe,hing. 1t 'OothCs
the child sottenq tho gums aitays att
pain, cures wind collie aud Ia tho b1s.
remedy Tor diarrhma. twenty-five cents
4 bottle. MwrGw
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MEDICAL

q o.: Tr::9 u1s7E AID BEAM =isA7XEl'2
u sYli HnHSf tastiiYs wilton gpgAnies, by
t1'hpr'fsd SCENTS uniy. ~ cuye Weak hlcmotyi
lDfttf Brain n1d Nero l,orPts Lost MFthnodi
gNigsn0tl. Night l.uf,ts, l.yil Dfenbiy Lack Of
yUHhitUra, NeFUtsbrf,i lfiAiHdNi oil DrginHi
l.s'sof pnysr ~ ihp GanAmtipB UfgHng In cithbt
l7E Cn1fgi by oIHf.rEdfl on, fuu'lini lftpfe, "
ltgH'HitB Ufa ~ IUhNCru, O1llin " h1npr,
Witch leads IN Mirfy. CnusDrptiun, lnraniiy
ml Dta.iL ~ mail, III " bui'si iOt ttiWlln
yf'lfNf rrsfauino ~ fuFI ~ refund money
tamb'a parargs. rgnlsiuifg five dhis ,tnni mont
wa I'M lDsitufDD1t, " cnnis. Ono Sample
tgt1ld 10 ob'h psrs1n bymNl.
Nclt.ns Sew fhanraoy ND|e AgenlI, ley'
tn.i end Natsa streets tERsflef Block, Wheel
To-" w. w. lylG ptw
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ASSAroLt-, Mo-, April 10, lSg4.--I
have used Chamberlaiu's Pain Balm for
rheumatism and found it to bo all that
is claimed lot 1t, ! believe It to Os the
bslt preparation Tor rheumatism and
deep seated muscular pains on tho mar.
keG aud checriully recommend It to tho
public. JonS Il. BrpoEs, dealer in
boots, shoes, etc, No. IS Main street.
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KY, pennsylvania staaoag
vi pennsylvania LINES.


rtp,rr Orucrs ~ rr''VtTivAyn .Rtrioy o,
NsI.n ST. Yum Ur IiNNtNru Sr Nntfhtu
Al Nptt 10. iluutr NtrttiNu, $50 ~ tn1
FtyatiiNAHN sTAuur, fur0NORf
untfttvrf tN.frua"" sea- IftWN l,OuHh"
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Wheeling Birdie & Terminal RE,
90 n,!.w.ftR Reeatre.
limo Table 10 o. &, ilg0 olc1. az IN,
SUNDAY November ~ 1914

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leave wnc.lIns 500 iJiD, i,l,tJa NJ t,.la,
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i9.a.. .agi sac Ipl2 .,,,..,.,,,...
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it.Oi. llln. tbUp is.t'n ~.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

MrcHAyIcyIiLg, Sr. MARY CouSY,
Nh. i sold bottle on Chamborlain's
Pain Balm to q man who had been sui.
fotiug with rhsumatisn for several
years. II made him vol man. A. J..
McGnL For sale at ~ cents per bottle
bv dtuggihts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

When BAby wAS'ist We gave her C"tofb,
when rho wasN Chld, Ehc cried FOR Cr,ori,
when sho b-rnmc Mrs, fhc clune to cas'otiA
Whom GhS had Children, abe gave them castoriA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

Lightning Hot Drops
What a Funny Namel
Vory True, but II killb All Pain.
Sold Everywhere. Evov Day
Without ROlleL There 10 No Paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

New Ynrh-AgCnts have advanced prices N
follows Pontiac printed prTCAls 90 New YORK
iuiu,rulnet jrGr, l.u, 10 do double twist cotton
ado 90 ri do lIghl check rGll0nadcs NC, WIN
pgunts aud jptba5, there WRSu very good batch
oil orders rrcNrd iur miscellaneous AsSotlmcnS
Of spa,ouAblt good, that TOOK good collective
quantity. Thr new demand was moderate and
the chief HilculiDI was extended TO daIE prints,
nl which there were good sales, Printing cloths
were steady and quiet ~ previous quotations
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

HEADhCHEcurrd In 20 mlauioa by De Niles
IAIN PILLS, "UnU cent dose" AtdfugBlgtg,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

Fifth annual session begins MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER ia, 1898. This school offers II
complete Ald thorough education In PRACTICAL
N0nEgS LLNOtiIGEs aud EioouTIOS
Special advantages offered graduates from
public school, and Others VINO desire 10 pursue
higher branches Of stufT.
Methods and course Of instruction compare
iavorAbly with the best @minHric' III The coun'
TT,
ate Departments. For circulars o. Interview,
apply TO
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal. Wheeling. ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

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