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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-22

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12
LITTLE THINGS.

A little panther Ia playful rs a kitten. but
nobody wants hun as apet Ho Will grow, you
900,
A little bad habit gets to DO tyrannical thing
aud makes texts for morallslS Aud tho moral
lists aru right too.
A little III Of temper may lead to allie'iime OF
regret How many Of us have to dcplore sun
dercd friendships and word. we cannot recall
A llllIo cold, OF the sort SO common at this
llmo OF the year grows fast rs tho baby panther
aud as a companion is even more undesirable
A little reflection aud observation Will prove
that tho little cold will never grow to DO puou'
moRla n W0 haYO prompt recourse 70 that SleT'
ling preventive, Duhy's PuTp Malt Whisky,
A llItlo common sense will show that what
ever slsRlns tie heat Oi tho body aids The diges'
ton, qulckens tue circulation. AhRrpenA the Ap'
petite, and llIsuroS sound sleep IL tue best thug
In tho world Tor cold. Dnily'S Pure Malt Wits
k9y does these Ihingi, Is not the deduction as
plain rs day?
Alulo cold air striking tho skin contracts tho
blood vessels brpeath II aud drives the blood
deep iat0 the body, causing congo 'tlon tral and
inflammation afterwards Dnlfy'A Pure malt
Whissoy stimulates and GquHllzeS the ciTCulA.
heat are corrected.
4 little cough may Indeed be stopped by local
application 10 tho irrlIRled membrane Of tho
throat but the general disorder OF which the
cough Is but symptom demands tonio aud
sumllant 90 reach every tibrO Of tho body, BE-
cause paly,'s Malt Whisky docs this is name Is
ahOuSehoId word,
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SENATE ORGANIZATION.
lIay DO Possible for tho Republicans 4
OrEauizs-A Tariff on Wool.

May BIO Possible for tho Republicans to
OrGaniEs-A rArin on Wool.
SALT LAKE UrAH, Nov Ex-senator
Dubois, OF Idaho, stopped here to-day.
The senator is on his way to Washing.
ton.
When asked his views on the reOr.
ganIzation OF the senate, he said: "If
Utah elects two Republican senators,
the Republicans will organize the sen.
ate. don't anticipate any attempt
toward reorganization until the two
Utah senators are elected aud reach
Washington. In addition TO this
strength, Il Senator Jones, Of Nevada,
and Senator Butler, OF South Carolina,
will go into the Republican caucus, IL
would Immediately put tho Republic
cans in position TO reorganiEe the son.
ate. II neither Of them should 90 with
the Republicans. 1t is my opinion that
au arrangement will then be entered
into between the Republicans aud Dem.
ocratic senators whereby the senate will
be organized and the patronage dis.
tributed' OF one thing i am certain,
aud that iS that neither party will enter
into any combination with tho Popu'
lists"
allow do you think they will go
about It to raise revenues for the treas.
ury dehcits."
Through additional tariff loGisla'
ton. The Republicans will, Of course,
use their judgment as to what tariff
lsgiIlation should DO enacted TO raise
the necessary money for the govern.
ments expenses. The Republican
senators from this section will insist
that there should DO 4 duty on wool as
condition Of any support that may be
given 10 eastern senators for any tarlt
legislation affecting that section. In
my judgment there will DO no tariff
legislation at this session oil Congress
that does not carry a duty on wool"
"What action do you Lhink President
Cleveland will take as to the proclama'
ton declaring Utah state"
"He will issue tho proclamation be-
yond doubt. lie will have no valid
excuse for doing otherwise, and, be-
sidos, such an action would DO uuprsce'
dentedb
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lMpoNpANpTo nousNnUILDERs,
a csylop Citizen GlvOs Us Pointers Re-
ghrdlpE Eiru,proof Houses

a csylop Citizen Olives Us Pointers Re-
ERrdlpE EirO,ProOf Houses
WAsmSGroS, d. O., Nov. ll.-Secre.
tary olnoy has received letter from
Mr.. Charles Strouter, Of Colombo, Coy,
Ion, crllclaIng tho American method OF
hOussbuildiug, on account OF the lla'
bility OF our houses to fire, aud suggest
ing changes which no thinks would
minimize, 1t not obyiate, this danger,
Mr., SlTouter spent o year at Chicago
in connection with the Ooylon's exhibit
attho worlds fair, and no says that he
and all the other SinGhalOss were aston
ishOd at the cnmplnGanoy with which
the Americans regarded tho fearful loss
OF lilo and property oCcasioned annu'
ally by fire. lilo thinks u mistake is
lnadSin using pine lumber rs building
material aud in tho method OF cnnstruo-
ton Of partition walls, most Of which
are hollow and arc genuine fire traps.
llo recommends solid walls, to DO built
either Of brick and mortar or OF muO
and bamboo waffle, RItor the style in
Ceylon. Mr.. SIroutor sRys that tho
COylon bamboo ia almost imperYious to
fire, and that where 1t is used as q
building material in that country no
conilagration has over been known, lie
thinks bamboo could DO grown in parts
OF the United States.
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ElNANoM Avn rnApE.
The Features OF Ina Mausy anu slOo
MurL.,.


The Features oil Iha aISuOy Rnd Stock
Markets,
EEw HoRK, Nov ll,-MOney on call easy at
la pOr cent; last loan ~ per cent CloSedat ~
per cent Prime mercantile paper 3ysa3H per
cent Sterling exchange strong, with actual
business In banEers'bills at 81 s9ltai 69S for de-
maud and s. s71tRi IS for sixty days posted
rates 81 sslsaISa Commercial bills 81 w. ST.
yer certificates G15IRGSi4c,
Foreign developments again eIcrted para
mount inilueurO upon the transactions az the
Now YORK stock exchange markets. Previous 10
the opening higher prices for American Iocuri'
tles IN London and morn encouraging reports ~
10 the foreign financial aud political situation
callpl a moro cheerful sentiment, despite ex'
peciRtiOn Of gold engagements for export Tho
market opened strong and active and mat erlal
advances occurred inAome OF the leading shares:
The edge OF tae improvement was soon laken OF
By a raid OIL the industrial group, IN which the
oAcs ranged u 10 ~ per cent Alter midday
tho advances were recorded over Saturdays
final sales, extending TO az per cent In Louis,
Vill0 & NR'hyllio. Lake shore gained y and
Rock Island ] x per cent The tndustriAls sym
nalhiEed aud recovered quite a little OF the
early Losses. In the hnAl hour realizing sales
caused fractional recesSiOnS In tho general mar
RcL The closing was heavy but tho net changes
were rs rule gains,
bonds were moderately active with tho
changes mainly narrow. The talea were Sl,66!,'
The total sales of stocks to-day were as,OOo
shares
Government bonds steady.
State bond inactive,
Railroad bonds firm.
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NO CONsuMprIyE WILL DIE
so LONG AS nE CAN plaEsT AND AS
SIMULATE FOOD,

AluAulClaps adml. this Yet here tho dlnl'
,.lty beEinl How eau wo build up tho CON
,amp.lys's body as fast as the dIseasa tsnn II
DOWN. Let US consider
Cough mixture, must DO avoided because
Mr. fctgu,nly eoniaia Op'ait' which arrest tho d.
r,,.Iop Their only eaecI on the cough Is by
smoefylug the nerves. lot them alone
An foods that are hard to digest mnstoe avoid
a. s,neclaly fats and oils, only lho'o foods
,1 ~ ar, easily dlsestel and assimllaled should
.,",,ep Foods not Nus accepted By nature do no
S,o5, they do harm. Nolwhat Is merely eiifa'
INT vha, Is digelol aud asiiHtlaied' gives flesh
and strength,
consumption Is starvation, slow or Tapla' as
way be. The tirst symptom Is, not necessarily
aan,h bu, ,endoucy to loso ilosh. to grow
MN stop this tendency nolG Don't walt TOT
onyious lung trouble That's only later dcVet
opmenl only minor POINT
SION the wasting andyop master tho dlsea'e'--
.r,n though Il may have made some slight IN
md, already. Increase the flesh aud the dan
ser ispasL
what Is needed is au especlally'prepared 1908
-,nu,rImenI in itself and u dIgesIVF OF other
foods an,
such anlariIcle Is the SHAKER Digestive Cordial
r,Is by tho shaker Community, OF Nj Lehan'
cnNY. 1t creates RnOmral appetite and In
,are, the digestion OF what Is eaten whit II
orsromcs tho wasting WAIes & fatal ~ Ire soH'
,sn process
man may lose money and not do u bank
rupL one NAV have consumption and not die
Aid This Is science and sense, The success OF
MI, now rcnedy proves L.
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sAwYMn.MANN pATnNr yALln.
Important Electric Llsht nselslon by tie
supreme Court,


Important Electric Lsht Decision by tho
Supreme Court,
WAsuISGToS, Now 1.-THE United
States supreme court to-day decided the
important case Of tho Consolidated
Electric Light Company against the
MoEoospOrt Light Company in favor of
the defendants. Tho court hOlds the
Sawyor.AIann patent In valid. Tho do.
clsion was handed down by Justice
Brown.
Tho casO Of tho Consolidated Electric
Light Company against the McKG0sport
Light Company involves tho claims OF
Sawyer and Mann and Thomas A, Edi-
son, to priority to application OF the
principle OF incandesCing carbon con-
duetors, made OF iibrons or textile sub
stances to electric lighting.
In 1887, the plaintiff company filed u
bill In tho United States circuit court
for the western district OF Pennsylvania
for m Injunction to prevent tho Mo.
keesport corporation from using the
Edison lights, on the ground that they
wero In Interference with the Sawyer
Mann patent, Judge Bradley, Ia an
opinion delivered October 5, 1889, 70,
fused to grant the restraining order,
Tho Consolidated Electric Company
claims that the improvements utilized
by its system aud covered by Its patents
couslIt OF the combination in lamp
chamber OF glass Of an incandesCent
conductor OF carbon made from vegeta'
BILE tibrous material 0H distinction from
mineral or gas caTbou)i also in tho form
OF the conductor combined in the light,
ing circuit within the exhausted cham
Der OF tho lamp,
On the other hand, 1t is coutOnded by
the Edison interests that the SAWYER
Mann patent, on which tho suit hinged,
is not valid for such broad claim TINT
no such invention we set forth in the
original application, but that the most
vital principle OF II was introduced four
years attor tho application had been
placed on llla in the patent office and
after the same device substantially md
been used by Edison and claimed by
him In another application; that Eli
sun was the first inventor Of the tlbrous
incandeacent conductor, and that II he
was not the frat inventor, It was an old
device and neither OF the parties TO the
suit we're entitled to controlit
Justice Bradley. in his opinion in the
lower court, which tho decision to-day
allirms, said that Sawyer and Mann fol.
lowed wrong principle in their work
upon tho incandescent light, that oil
small resistance in tho conductor and q
small current. The great discovery, no
declared, was the adoption OF high re.
sistance In the conductor with small!
Illuminating surface Oud correspond
ing dimunilion Of tho strength oil tho
current. The credit for this discovery
he gave to Edison.
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ohicnso-,rho beATi,h features Of The days
news were legion, and the prices o. articles SUI
ieted 10 drop In consequences. Corn aud oats
sInns ~ ~ ,aSStsi, Siooa ~
fbc dsn,e',Ipr iWtiWnnce ~ a slTTnnY ,rhsSt
mari md .I,SweI AZ ISs ciosc liz ht cain fot
ia dsv " '''N e'''' 'O'
Frniin- s,s,hy. h.,d whoa, r,,lr, ,,,ort.
slasS "a, soii Il ios "a hSrJ hatnr'i !, iS'y M.
vi, - no % " ''4' w. A-'N y w. W.
WiEST-cS;h No. . ,p,iur ss,.aS7l.e. No. a
csnb',r S;taSSsS 70, Nav w
Tn1srs.h M SSiHc IovstThcSr hSS,Z %.
.,,' w. y-s ~ tsS,sSc V.v ~
Jqiic '' ''''"-'>'A
Otfs-C,,b M. 2 1870. M ovhI,e o0,lc. M 4
,,Si, isi.,iac says,,hor is,lSiSSL, u. N IL
cn,,po, sisisi sisslc Esv siI '''sA'''isi "
'V w. we itIItiS7s'' ''"' WY
H,StvyEo SJGic
pI A F, SissiIc
rix6It,1 sTIn. = STi,.asS
~ rnrSSS,b ns. HI = Ic - IL. Hov.-,,0,
III, - ~ a. t ~ Ell ~ S.tg ng
~ 9Saa ,oSS Al S'V-'Sa' V'h NA'
,vngr.,h ma, i'm IN. s,E,. NovorOhs, oio,od
po' ~ ~ S'S ~ Sn MI Sloseu
g,ost pp,-c,,h .,b,. StsS.,so. Sovor,ho,
closed Al ~ 10; January 81 sal coal GO; NAV
81 7TIaI s?iEAl sou. dFy sAlled Shoulder ga
Ne: short clear sides lt.aSc.
WiuskY-DiStillcts finished goods per gallon
Al ~
DuTTm-9icady; cfeatuerles 1iRZ2c; dalflcI eLa
ipc
EGds-Firm at iiISalac.
S,w YnrE- Flour. rcrcln,, 20 mn hs,,ol,, M.
rori, "A oto hnttsISf inSytnt i1SC, al AM
Wheat fecelpts Isl ,ODj bushels, oTports III do
bushels: spot market weak; optIoni Opened
- lower. Closing lake lower, No rad MAY
closed at csc. Corn, receipts 2IT,O0l bushels;
eypoFts 1900 bushels: lpot market WcaIoF.
Onions opcned lower and closed "a 70 lower,
y ~ x
c,. exports 900 bushels; spot market weaker;
options ruled dun aud weak with corn. closing
sh5sc lover May closed At 2l3sc, Hay easy.
llupS duh liidGSiuadr Leather steady. Beet
steady Lard easy; western steam closed Of s. ~
nominalj refined steady. Pork hrln. Cheese
cRsieri large IAAlOci small Etailc. Roiin
steady TuTpehiihc quiet ltlco steady. NO
asses quiet, yotionseed oil ltinot CnLee, OPP
a,nua E, I,, " so1,s ,nsb, IiGIsa'
I nv ,,nniy ~ lin r sS,Ntd' ys,,s
irr '' a. so,nnIIcd nv tbo nav YoTt n,oJur,
rtchanro, Il az follows Wheat @GJi,n ODD bnsh.
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chicago Cattle, receipts i1OlD head, Native
hrntpaillr wOtn III demand Al q OlAI 70 lot COui.
mon IN sltltily choice hhh OAltn cattle veto
scarce Butchers aud canning stun wal strong
al 81 7b,A %, Hogs, receipts W 900 head demand
very active Prices were GlpAdy AIid unchanged
gaies nero principally NJ tl0Oal O. And plgt sold
mostly Al tl aOaJ ~ Sheep, receipts li,V0 head,
popI dOmand and prices somewhat higher
Natives sheep Wrtc ailahl1 At u sal ~ lot In.
cfinf nniO " bOaa 10 fOf ChUlCo iO extra wOihurA
Lamb, sold al 81 OoMO0
Hast ilnnalu, n. N-lho supply Of ,Alo
ng on from last, hit with iOWCt buyers
pfofonl, II was not possible to ndvNnpo
hflrc, ONuOni W. few lois NJ prime HIGHT
butchers aiil prices wcto lnwQt Quota, Ions
Wrfr. ChnIro nl COWS 81 iUni IN TAT bnchpn'
Stock 81 gtal w mixed lots cove aud h0licls
u gial w. choice vOals u MAI H. Hogs tcrulnW
i65 cars market about steady N0tkun, iAlt to
choice n 7ial 80, tOngha common W good u GOA
4 lO bIgt. common IN iAlt ~ OQal a. Sheep and
ambi, receipts w cAnI market fairly AUtlSei
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SITUATION lMPnoYED
Aud the Presence of tho missionaries Il
ArmsaIn No Longer Nser.sary.

Aud the Presence of tho Missionaries In
Armenia No Longer Necessary.
LONDON, Nov. lG-Tho Marquis Of
Salisbury, the primo minister, has writ.
ten to the treasurer Of tho Armenian
relief fund, explaining the measures
taken by the British representatives in
Turkey. In behalf Of the American mis-.
slonarics ut sGsSouu, who were accused
Of inciIiug the Armenians to revolt,
The latest reports from the British con.
sui arc TO the effect that tho situation
there has improved and the missionaries
consider their presence no longer nee.
essary. Rev. Mr.. Colo aud Mr.. Rsy.
nolds have requested safe conduct to
their homes. bIr. Cole wishes TO go to
Bitlis, but will shortly return to MooIh,
where no will take cnarge ot further
work in aiding the Armonians.
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NEw YoRK, Nov. lO.-Mr. Q. G. veloy,
a Cuban, who has been in Spain on a
mission in the interest Of the insurgeut
cause, arrived in New York to-day on
the steamer Yoendam. He said that he
expects TO lead an expedition to Cuba
In tho near future. His father, he said,
is in Paris, where he is doing good
work in the cause Of Cuban indie
peudence.
Mr.. Veley gave 1t as his opinion that
II Is now too late Tor tho Spanish GOV.
eminent to offer concessions to tho
struggling CubAnS. az the insurgents
are In good condition and expect soon
soon to see the contamination Of their
hopes in u Cuban republic.
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oArrunEp ArLANrA.
Another significant Coming Together oil
the North aud South.

AuuhuNN NbhA'"A -
the North aud South.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 1.-The capture
Of Georgia by tho invading army from
Illinois, was completed this morning,
when tho gallant GrSt regiment from
Chicago, headed by Governor AlIgOld
and stat, on horseback, and escorted
by detachment from tho Filth reEi'
menL Georgia volunteers, marched out
Poachtroo street aud took possession Of
tho exposition grounds.
Tho morning was rainy and cold, hut
tho uniavorabln weather did not scr'
iously dampon tho enthusiasm Of either
guests or hosts and thoro was n large
crowd In tho auditorium at tho fair
grounds whom tho formal exercise OF
Illinois day began at noon Tho tOa.
turo OF tho EXERCISES was tho speech Of
Governor AltgOld In roiponSo 10 tho adj
dress Of welcome. II was an appropri.
ato acknowledgment Of hospitality and
roiortod 10 tho wiping out Of sectional
linbs.
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COLUMBIA, S. G., Nov. 1.-THE con.
venlion took further action to-day to.
wardS preventing lyuchinE by provid-
ing that any county in which n lynch
ing occurred or whore prisoner is
taken from officers aud suffers bodily
injury, shall DO Liable to damages In 4
sum Of not less than 81 900 to tho pot.
son 90 injured or to his legal repre-.
ssntatives, II no is killed.
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wAsnlSoros, D. O., Nov li.-MlnIS'
tor Andrnuo IL about to publish a iIOO'
pago pamphlet giving exhaustive inlor.
on tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
boundary contention In which tho
ttnilod Slatos hna thkon u hand. Tho
rnnphlOL Ia intended for unO In tho
itnIlcd BialoA and will make liz appear.
anCo about tho Ond Of tito present
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AIlIlnIl lInlt IIOniEs


win Occur nt the OpNnnE of the Nsr Perez
Reservations
LEWISTON, lpAuo, Now ll.-Tho alb.
Sorbing topic around tho borders Of tho
Nos porcO Indian reservation Is the an.
uouncomOnG that President Cleveland
will issue his proclamation opening tho
,c,orya,Ion on November IL. Enough
hama EeOksfa arc now In camp nBRr tina
ToIofyalIon to take all tho Desirable
lands 10 be opened TO settlement, Soy
oral hundred atO whiting In this vicinity
Tor tho opening dny and hundreds arc
In camp at other points. A big rnsh
will bo madu into Gold Springs, near
Cottonwood, In tho southern part oil tho
reservation. Several hundred people
arc now campud In that vicinity aud
manyoi those have already gone across
lilo linz. II understood that LhO In
dim agOnL will drive them oil.
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THE cure Of rheumatism has often
taxed medical skill, but lts prevention
has been very easy by an occasional use
ol Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t keeps
tho liver we'll regulated. and the system
Tree from poison. Therein lie the secret
Of health. 81 have used II for yoarA for
Indigestion and constipation. and also
found II gives ono relief from n touch Of
Hughes, LordIburC,
~
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TINE pAnIs PANIC.
Daron RothsohIld aud Lord salisbury Re
store Confidence In Europe.

DRtou Rothsohild aud Lord salisbury Re-
store Confidence IN Europe.
pARls, Nov. ll.--A semi'otliclal note
was Issued this afternoon saying: "As
q result Of a conference this morning at
the ministry OF finance, measures will
be taken to remove the panic prevail.
ing on tho bourss. Baron de Roths.
child has conferred with the principal
Paris, bankers, and tits understood that
the litter has decided to intervene"
VIESSA, Nov. 1.-THE speech OF the
marquis Of Salisbury has had u quiet.
ing effect upon the bourse here,
BELlS, Now ll,-Thero was better
feeling on the bourse here to-day as q
result OF the speech OF the marquis Of
Salisbury made in London on Saturday,
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month, a day OF two before CONGRESS-
meets. Tho book IL now in press ut AZ.
lanla, Ga, where the contract Tor print
lug was awarded. 1t will contain the
complete official correspondence on tho
subject, with all the historical nRpa
and complete daIairom the inception OF
the controversy,
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Tho best SaIvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, foyer
sores, tottor, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns. aud all skin oruptions, aud posi-.
tiyoly euros piles, or no pay required.
Ills riarantcod to give pOriocs satisiao-
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents por box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company
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Acrs at once, nsysr fails. Ono Minute
Cough Cure. remedy for asthma,
and that ievorish condition which &c.
companies severe cold. The only
harmless remedy that produces immH.
diato reaulta. Logan Drug Co.. Wheel.
Ing, w. Va, i. L. Peabody, BenWood,
and Bowie & Co, Bridgeport, .. 8
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SAY, why don't you try do Witrs Lit.
Ito Early lIilors2 These ittlo pills euro
headache, indigestion aud constipation,
They're ANAL, but do tho work. Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, d. i. Pea.
body, lIonwood, and BowlO 4 Co,
lIfldpoport, y. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

DO suro aud uao that old aud wsll.triOd
remedy, Mrs MISSIONS SOOTHING
sYnur for children tcoihing. 1t soolhcg
tho child, soitOns tho gums, allaYs all
pain, cures wind colo aud Ia tho bSst
remedy Tor diSrrhmG Twenty-Five cents
a bottle. MwfGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

RyMptOm MolLunci iltlnW llchlnl nnl
IllnulnW most al hight, WORSE by scratching II
hll0WOdt1 continue lumnfs form, which OilNn
bleed and urcmi0, becoming ycW sUtC
aVlYNEA OlStNESt stops tho Itching and
bleeding, heals iilComilon aud In most cnei 70.
tho tumOn Az druggists, OF by mail, lot
lOonnLA Dt AWnynn Son PhllAlOlnlllA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

Simply Apply "swAyNEa OiStuEyr" NO In,
lctnal medicine tclulmd, Cure, lcltor Cc1elnN,
Itch all efipiiDnN on tho face, hands, n0gc, 40.
having tho skin OlOhf, while aud hnlllhy. ~
EiOal hOalug aud curative powers ato possessed
By no other remedy Ask your druggist 10
gWIYNg'A UiyfuEtL tni4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

Lightning Hot Drops
What a Funny Namoi
Very True, but II kills All Palm.
Sold Everywhere. Every Day
Without ROIIsL There 10 No Paw