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Evening journal., 1896-12-03
HELP wANTEo

Men and women out of employment and
willing TO work can learn OF a permanent
situation at good wages, by writing at
once to Z. v H. Box 2S3, Augusta, Me.
sI.UA clOE- WANTED
WANTED.-A lady desires engagement
as nurse and midwife. Address Mrs. Gil
ligen, Edge Moor, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
BILL OF NOTICE.

Circuit Court of the United States,
for the district of Delaware, in equity,
Godfrey Morse. ct al, and Bay State
Gas Company. To. II. H. Ward, coun-
sci for observation-disclosures find here
with a copy of the bill of complaint
filed this day by the Fidelity Insur-
ance. Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany, executor Of the will of Henry c..
Gibson. deceased, as a stockhOlder Of
the Bay State Gas Company, and please
accept notice that upon Saturday next,
at the hearing of the motion for the
Evening journal., 1896-12-03

BUT EXoNERATEs THE ATTOR-
NEY-GENERAL WHO. IN THE
RUSH or WORK SINCE NOvEM-
BER 9, HAS BEEN SO CROWDED
THAT AsTUTE LAWYERS MIGHT
PICK FLAWS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-10
MRS. MILLER'S SECOND

Lecture IL Wheeling was an ''Ihe Care OF
the Body''-Sho Has Another Large and
Delighted and Appreeiatlvs Audienee'
That Mrs. Jenness Miller IS magnet
ie, was fully demonstrated yesterday
Afternoon when. with the rain pouring
down. over two hundred ladies wended
their way to the United Presbyterian
church to listen, for the second time.
in one week, TO her, the personlhcatloH
OF all she teaches.
The lecture. artistic Care. Of the
Body" is as interesting as the one on
Dress for Health and Beauty. ana
the two should always be
given as series, for Mrs. Miller 50
clearly proves through the two that
health IS essential to beauty, and gooo
food-the prominent part OF yesterday. 3
alk-necessary 20 health. The DAY ls
fast coming when the chef shall rule
and the physicians occupation gone.
she advocated the liberal use OF wafer
internally as well as externally; lettuce
and celery should never be wanting;
and oatmeal, the most universally asea
Of all foods In every American mousse
hold. Mrs. Miller described IN suSn
strong terms that the impression maze
WAS HuGll kAAtAA NAAAAAANAA 80
ter be sent to school, having eaten notn-
ing but oatmeal.
with many admonitiOns ana gooa
suggestions, for the internal care OF the
body, the speaker took up the external
beginning with the skin and showing.
as she progressed, 1t to be an organ OF
greatest Importance. Speaking OF the
dement's OF massage. use Of soaps AND
lotions, she ended this second part OF
the lecture with point much realized
by Wheeling people, that to keep the
skin clean. In all the term implies. In
Wheeling is the most difficult of tasks.
THE relations OF food to the building
OF flesh tissue. the development OF
muscle, etc. were lntelllgently dealt
with. Questions were Informally ask
ed and In very at-hOme manner an
swered, until the lecturer was com
PEELED to hurrIedly bring her very en-
pertaining talk TO a close. Mrs. Miller
viii be accorded an enthusiastic greet
ing, anytime she comes, and the hos
pItal association should receive the
warmest gratitude for bringing to the
city this gifted woman, who is SAID
10 be the peer Of any forum speaker IN
the country,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-10
waTER coIoa gIUprEs.

An Exquisite collection Of FlBnre and
Landscape Work By Noteil Ensliai'
Artist, sIr. Igatern. who Talks Inter
sstinEIy Of Ara In America.
The art loving people Of Wheeling.
and there are many here who can APP
preclate excellence in art, are now talk
Ing OF the visit Of the well-known Eng
lIsh water color artist. Mr. A. Waters,
who Is at the Windsor. Air, Waters
very kindly showed his fine collection OF
water color studies, Including land
scapes IN rural England and strikingly
dFe figures OF the Snpoieonic period, 20
nm Intelllgencer man. His pictures are
certainly the finest water colors ever
brought to Wheeling. The visiting art
lat. who graduated from the English
National Academy. and later studied IN
Paris. says that he finds many Wheel
ing people who take an interest In his
work. In fact, he has high opinion
OF Wheeling as an art centre on mod
est scale. lie remains here for several
days and VIII endeavor TO see all the art
people Of the city.
MIR. Waters says that since he has
been In America, he is prepared to en-
tighten come of his countrymen who
have rallied at Art in America. Those
who say that Americans cannot appre-
clnte high art. says Mr.. Waters, know
not OF what they talk. True, there Is
more culture and artistic feeling in the
eastern part OF the country. but even in
the west he finds a general awakening
and an artistic enthusiasm that Will
soon place that section at the front.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-10

A suit for damages against the
Wheeling, Pittsburgh and Baltimore
Railroad Company was entered In the
prothonotary's office on Wednesday. by
william Rice. of West Alexander, says
the Washington Observer. The suit Is
an outcome OF the disastrous railroad
wreck at Elm Grove on the Baltimore
& Ohio last fall. The papers filed by
the PLAINTIFFS attorney state that on
November g. 1895. he purchased a ticket
from West Alexander to Wheelingith that
the car in which he rode was wrecked
at Elm Grove: that the wreck was
caused by negligence on the part of
the company's employees and that he
was injured in the back, causing con-
cussion of the spine and that he was
otherwise injured Internally. Damages
are asked for In the sum Of $4,000,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-10

The Jim Wood passed up with emp
tiles at p m. yesterday.
The marks at 6 p. M. showed 10 feet II
inches and falling slowly. weather.
raining
Observation-Disclosures S.S feet and
falling at the dam. Weather, rain.
Riyermen expect another rise in the
Ohio In the course Of few days.
The Lorena. out of the Musklngum'
and the n. 4. Bedford, from the BIG
Knnawha river points, passed. up for
Pittsburgh yesterday morning. Both
had big trips.
The hiGh-headed Hudson had heavy
offerings In the Wheeling district yes
terday, so she did not depart until noon.
She has a very heavy trip from above
too.
on Tuesday morning, as the steamer
Lexington was about TO leave the
wharf on the down trip, Robert w.
Simmons, the agent, was talking to
lady, who wanted to have her mother
shown the boat. Mr.. Simmons says he
took them to the boat, and when he
was returning a policeman arrested
him for not remaining below the line
Captain Bennett would not hold him
under the circumstances Mr.. Simmons
feels that as a citizen Of Wheeling and
of West Virginia. he Is entitled TO bet
ter treatment and desires to make this
public protest.
Captain and Mrs. John X. Booth will
In few days celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary at their home
stead IN West Virginia, opposite Clar-
ington, Ohio. Captain Booth is one Of
the Oldest steamboatmen now In ser
vice and for many years was the head
OF the famous Cincinnati and New Or
leans Booth barge line, and now COM
mands the Wheeling packet Liberty.
Previous to their removal TO their pre-
sent home, Captain and Mrs John n.
Booth owned and resided on the south
east corner Of Eighth and Vine. They
have number Of living children, who
will be present at their anniversary,
among whom is Mrs. William owen.
the wife OF the Fourth street Jeweler.-
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-10

MoRGANTowN-Rlyer feet and
stationary. Rain fell most Of the day.
WARREN-Tlver feet inches and
falling. Weather warm, with a light
rain.
OIL CITY-Rlver feet and station
airy. Weather colder. with light rain,
GREENSBORO-River s feet and
stationary. Rainfall 20 and still rain
Ing. The Adam Jacobs is due up and
down Friday.
STEUBENVILLE-R River 10 feet 10
inches and falling. Weather mining
and cool. DOwn-Ben Hur. Up-Lor-
cna, Ark, w. @. Horner II. X. Bed
ford and Belle Prince.
PARKERSBURG-T Ohio river Is
IL feet 9 Inches and falling. Weather,
raining and temperature at 30. Down
Hudson, Galley Belle. Down with coal
John W. Allies, Ida Budd. Due down
Liberty. up-Virginla, Adele, Bob
Ballard and Heathehngton. Little Kan
awha falling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-10
ELEGANT SOCIAL EVENT.

The Leap Year Dauee at the Rooms OF the
Mercantile CIuh Last Night.
One Of the most elegant society func-
tions that has been given in this city
was the leap year ball at the assembly
rooms OF the Mercantile club last night.
Some Of the handsomest toilets ever
worn were displayed, and among the
company were to be seen the freshest
ana prettiest faces that have assembled
in one room for long time. The dane.
ing room was ornamented with pOtted
plants, and when the floor was occupied
By the dancers II presented scene that
was enchanting indeed.
The ladies who had the manage
ment and arrangements in charge Ger.
tainly performed their duties In an adj
mirable manner. They were: Misses
Afoffat. Berger, Whitaker, Sue Caldwell
and Tod Baird.
The following gentlemen posed MS
patrons for the occasion: Maj. Ran,
stalnaker, Gibson Lamb, John Rihel-
daffer, 4. C. AIoffnt. Senator N. r.
Whitaker. John l.. Rice. Al Glass, Hon,
n. 3. Scott and ]. ID. Culbertson.
The young gentlemen who were the
recipients OF delicate leap year Htten-
tons from their lady friends were In nO
Wise embarrassed. and the ladies were
equally at case MS escorts and entertain
era, There were about l2J young people
present, among whom were the following
young ladies' from abroad who ARE
guests Of friends IN this city: Misses
Dana and Lewis. OF Charleston; Miss
Hoffman, of Buffalo. N. Y; Miss
Brown, or steubenville; Miss Bahcock
on Cleveland; Miss Bessie List, Of
Washington. D. c.; Miss Bearne, OF
Cadlz and Miss Lou Beall, OF Wells
burg.
The music was furnished by the Opera
House orchestra, and the rejection was
served by ZIegeHfeldeT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-10

NOTICE no REPDBuCANS.


Notice iasiofShy given that he Rtpth.
lean primary elections VIII b held n
Ohio county on Saturday, April q fruI
n q m. 70 D. m. city time. for the sells.
ton Of candidates for the following
sherih, clerk Of County Court. CLERK d
Circuit Court, Proleeutihg Attorney, n.
SCISSOR for City District, Al1e1lof ~
Country District. School Commissioner
County Commissioned JuaticoS OF ~
i5eScS, ConStahieI, County CommitteemSs
and members Of the Bogrd Of Education
IN tha country districts, Five delGgat,1
from each district to attend the St9ts
and First District Conyeneiona % nomi.
don (tle same set Of delegates TO attend
PTiSariss % s. held q the following
places;
Richiand DlstFict~ Glen'S Run School
House and Brick School House.
TrindeiphiR District =. LeathOFWbod
school House; Town Hall. Elm Grove:
Green's Hotel, Triadelphia; Glendli
i iInion SiStTict. Police Court Room.
Ciav tplStrict- Squire Poterman'S Once
Fourteenth street; Ohm McGRnnon'a, la
McCollOch street
Marion District-IHiand Hose House,
Market Han. and corner Tenth and Nc.
e Centre DlStrict-tIook and Ladder
Webster DlstFict-K, d P. Temph
IWenty-sevenkh and ChApline streetA
Ritchle District Jacob street: ltla
Jacob street, and School House at right
hSnd OF run opposite Toll House
WashinFton DigtriCt-YleilRnt EnEinO
House: Fulton, at School House.
Liberty DlStrict-WhltO. School Hotns
nj West Liberty; School House at Poto.
mac: School House 1t Valley Grove,
sngGsatlon AsetinEs.
Suggestion meetings for the purpose Of
stiREesting district officers and names
from which TO select delegates TO th0
State and District conYeutlons will ba
hold Mt the following places on April u
AZ s .. m, except Rlchlapd and Liberty
districts, at p. M;
washington DIstriet-Yigilant Engine
Madison DistrIct-Bfnrket Hall.
CLAY District-Republlenh Club Room.
odd Fellows Hall.
Union District-Poilce Court Room
Centre DIBtrict-Centrnl Hall. Twenty.
third and Market streets,
WebTtsr Dlstrlct-K. OF p TeniplA
and Chapllne streets.
Richie Dlstriet-B. B; povener Club
Room, Thlrty-elxth and Jacob streets.
Triadelphih DIstrict-Town Hall, Elm
Richland District Brick School House.
Liberty DIstFlct-Centre School House..
BY order Of Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee.
JOHN ". KINpELBER6ER. see'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-10

THOSE who are troubled with rheu-
matism should try few applications
OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm, rubbing
the parts vigorously at each applIca-
tlon. II that does not bring relief dam
pen a piece of flannel with Pain Balm
and bind II on over the seat OF pain
sale by G. II. Goethe, ". W. Irwin. G..
schnepf, C. Menkemeller. John KlarI,
". II. Hague, II. C. Stewart, r. q. Burt,
j. Coleman. A. E. Scheale, William
Menkemeller, j. G. Eholc, Wheeling,
Bowie Il Company. Bridgeport; b. r.
Peabody G. Son. Benwood.
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This is to certify that on May II. I
walked to Mellck's drug store on pair
OF crutches and bought bottle OF
Chamherlaln'H Pain Balm for inflnm-
matory rheumatism which had crippled
me up. After using three bottles am
completely cured. can eheeHHlly res
ommGnd it.--CharleA II. Wetzel, SUM
bury. Pa.
Sworn aud subscribed to before mo
on August 10, tSgi--Waltcr Shipman'
j. P. For sale at 70 cents per bottle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-10

The Virginia is making a very fast
trip up the river in the face OF the fact.
too, that she is doing a great deal OF
way business. She was at Middleport
yesterday at p. m, and telegram
from Captain Calhoun, received last
evening, stated that his boat had left
PnrKersburE at 2:S8 p. m. She made
good time coming up from Parkers-
burg, and reached the Belmont coal
woriSR below Bellalre at 1:l6 o'clock
this morning, whence she was reported
to this office. She got away from
Wheeling wharf for Pittsburgh at 2:aO
a. M, earlier than any boat OF the pack
ct line has departed for many u day.
The Virginia is now fully up to the ex.
pectations Of her owners in point OF
Rpeed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-10

Tho Wheeling Druggists Association
met In regular session yesterday after
noon and discussed the conditions Of
trade and matters pertaining 10 their
business. The election Of officers for
the ensuing year resulted In the follow
ing selections: President, Christian
srhnepf: vice president. John KlHrl;
secretary, william Hague; treasurer. G.
II. Goethe. The state board Of phar-
macy viii meet in Wheeling May g.
Arrangements viii be made for their
nntertnlnn1ent ~ future date.
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PORTLAND. Orc, April o.-The
Democratic state convention met at II
o'clock to-day and elected temporary
ohicers. appointed credeniial commit.
tee and took recess until this after
noon. The convention win declare for
free and unlimited coinage OF silver at
the ratio OF 10 % I.
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ooMMlssr6NRa,s SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIN
BRICK DWELLINGS,
BY virtue OF decree Of the circuit c9uEt
of Ohio county. West Virginia, entered ~
tho 18th day OF February, 1874 " ny
chnncery cause OF A. B. CRldwolIs hu
mlnlstrRtor w, Matilda A. Caldwell ahu
others, the undersigned, special comMis,
Nionpr of sRin court WIFI Oner Tor HNle "
public auction at tho north front doOE VI
the court house Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, APRIL Hiss
,commcncIng Mt 10 O'Clock u. m, the 'o'-
lowing described real estate. VIZ; 49,, "A.
Lot No. 1, in square ~, N CaldWeli y. ~ ,S,
dltIen 10 che city Of Wheeling, fronting ",
tho west side Of Jacob street, soutn %
Thirty-first street, on which lot theiI,S, ~ ~.
erected three two.story brick uWeiin'lh VA
also lot No. II, In the same square, lntlHe
dlately west Of and adjoining the apv ~
mentioned lot No, I, and fronting on w
ehst side Of Eof. street: IheLe ~ SHid
three two-stoFy bFsek d~e"snss Q" So"
~ TERMS OF SALE one-thlrd Of a., ne
purchase money, and such further POI uV IN
thprHof M the purchaser may elect, ~
cnSh: for the remainder, the purohaaeE NJ, ~
give notes for two equal amounts, payaTI.nu
In one and two years from the day q hi ~,
with interest from day Of sale Tug "
terest on the two-year note shau W
payable annually! ..,,.,>,y,
Special ComTNi Hslenet,
The commissioner above named has
given bond and security As required oy
"a" JOHN W., MITCHELL,
Clerk OF Circuit Court Of Ohio CousSt
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

TIRUsTEE's SALE.
BY virtue Of deed of trust made by
Mary b. RosMnson and George w. Hos.
kinHon, her husband, TO the undersigned
trustee, dated the 5lEt day-of january,
"A. d. 1901, and recorded In tho clerks Of
fee OF the County Court OF Marshall
County West VIRGINIA, IN deed Of trust
book No. 10. pages l0a and 100, / will on
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF MAY.
A. D. 1896,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. M, Of said last
mentioned date, at the premises 10 be sold,
sell at public auction 10 the highest and
best bidder, tho following described real
estate, that'is To- say, Lot numher nine
tocn I'D as plated by B. b. Mcdechen In
Marshall, IN the state Of West ylrElRlR.
Said lot fronts nifty feet on MuMcohan
avenue and extends back one hundred and
twenty-three Q9O feet and eleven IN
same property granted and conveyed to
the said Mary 3. Hosklnson by deed dated
November T. 1890, and recorded IN said
cleFR'S office In deed hook No. %, folio $50.
The said lot number nineteen Csl Will be
sold subject 10 the provision contained In
said deed Of trust, that no unfinished
building or clubhouse Is 20 DO built on
street on which the said LOT fronts.
TERMS OF sALE-One-third OF tho pur-
chase money or Us much more as thr puT-
chaser may elect, In cash, and the balance
in equal lTBtRllmentE, payable II, one and
two years, respectively. from the day Of
sale, thu purchaser giving for each Of tho
deferred lnstAllmcftE Of tho purchase
| money his note. with good personal Eocu-
rity, bearing interest from the date Of
sale, and the title TO tho property sold to
be retained a. security for the payment Of
such notea until paid IN full. or the pay.
ment Of said notes TO bo secured by decd
Of tTuAt on the property sold.
GEORGE 3, CALDWELL,
an Truatea,
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BENM0OD ROAD.
Judge Jackson Merely Continues
the Temporary Receiver.
PROBABLE ACTION OUTLINED

n the Event THAT tho Road WIN Pay on
s,andlng obIlgations-Ths Elm Grove
Countsrfslter, Sweeney, Gets a Three
YsaEs' Term In the Peuitentiary The
Anassson Case Goes 70 ths Jury-Pesui-
lar Verdict Of The Jury-To-any Ends
thsTerm ofths United states Court. :
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FOR SALE.

House, 6 rooms and hall, Market street,
Centre Wheeling, cheap, 8, 90 49,.
House, rooms, brick, 18th St, ~
Splendid bldg. site for dwelling, 18Th q.
Splendid bldg. site for dwelling, l4th X
House, rooms, 18th st., Sl.400.
House, 5 rooms and hall. with all modern
improvements ChRplIne St. Centre
House, 4 rooms and hall, 18th st, 2,loQ.
House, rooms, 18th st, 1900. -.
House 3 rooms IN Belvedere add, $ho0
House, Il rooms and store room, MAN
ST.. near INST st. lot Axlz r.; ss.S9SS. .,.
on Chapline st. Centre Wheeling; rooms,
with hall and modern improvements
cheap; tersm easy. -. ,i,h
House. rooms, hal ana large Iot Hln
Il HOUSE. s rooms and s-roemed house In
rear; lot 30xl2O IT,, 18th St, $S,V9O. ,
House. rooms, brick. with hall jacob
ST Ho Gss.FS rSoms bFIcS EOs S.. Ssh ward
's House. rooms. N. Market st; cheap
stssf lots on Lind St. Beiyeaere. s22s each.
House. 3 rooms. Wilson st, Centre
Wheeling; easy terms, 500,
Lot, so feet front, Lind st., $50;
House. rooms and attic, Jacob ST. SIN
Mo" House. il rooms, brick. 18th ct, $500
Hotel, q rooms, Martins Ferry o.'
cheap, on easy terms. a..
House, S rooms and S-roomed house N
roar Market st, bet. 7th and Sth sts.,. g, 6o1
House, 3 rooms and hall, bath and oqth
gases, Jncob st., bet. 18th and 18th. SS,69gg'
Bushes property on Market st. at mod
eF ssS :soS 800 $500 5000 and $500 to loan
on real estate. ~,..I
House, four room and storeroom, North
Main street. Cheap. on easy terms, ESQ,
New house, rooms. with large lot at
EdEington Lane, $3.50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-10

The Blind Boone" engagement at the
Opera House under the auspices Of the
Woman's Musical Club. Saturday mat
lnee and evening, promises 10 be sue
cess. The Methodist Times, of CleVe-
land. says:
Their entertainments are entirely I'M
Objectionable for church, and are OF
very high musical order. Boone Is q
musical prodigy. Nature only produces
one such genius in every few centuries.
Though perfectly blind. he renders the
most difficult classical music with the
skill OF master Miss Stella May is
charming vocalist, and her singing
adds very much to the enjoyment Of the
concerts. 10 hear this concert Is to en-
JOY rare and musical treat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-10

There have been several changes made
in James A. Reilly's company since he
was seen here last December, and every
change is for the better. Mr. Reilly
still retains his old time winning ways
and sings with the same splendid voice
that has made him celebrated
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-10

The season at the Opera House has
nearly come to an end. There is moth
ing billed for next week. Manager
Riester Is negotiating with two or three
attractions, Including strong opera
company.
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YESTERDAYS DBPARTUREa
the count

Pittsburgh. .LoRENA. / 9. m.
Pittsburgh. II. Il. BEDFORD, a. m.
Cincinnati HUDSON, noon.
Parkersburg LIBERTY, II a. m.
ClarIngton. JEWEL. $3.50 p. m.
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BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY

Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, 2:8O n. m.
ParkerS6urg. BEN HuR, u q, m.
Cinrington. JEWEL. $3.50 D. m.
BOATS LEAVING, TOMORROW.
Coal Valley. H. K. BEDFORD, ga. m.
Mntamorns LEXINGTON, ii a. m.
Darlington. JEWEL, $3.50 p. m.
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Sour

Stomach, sometimes called waterbrash,
and burning pain, distress, nausea,
dyspepsia, are cured by Hoods Sarsa-
pariIla. This it accomplishes because
with its wonderful power as blood
purifier, Hoods ,Sarsaparilla gently
tones and strengthens the stomach and
digestive organs, ,inyigorates the liver,
creates an appetite, gives refreshing
sleep, and raises the health tone. ln
cases of dyspepsia and indigestion it
seems to have an magic touch"
aFor over IL years suffered from sour
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-10

Nobody need have Neuralgia. Get Or.
Miles Pain ,PillS from druggists zone
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an THE THEATRES.
Coming Attractions at the Local Houses.
DRAMATIC NeNNs.

James A. Reilly opened a three nights
engagement in "A German Soldier" last
evening at the Grand. A very large
audience was present and the popular
comedian made great impression. He
has good support and the play gave sat
ipfartiCn. IA German Soldier" Will be
repeated this evening and The Broom
Maker" will be given at tO-morrOw's
matinee and tomorrow night,