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$l.00 Cure Your Catarrh For $l.00.
If you suffer with catarrh or colds
in the head one bottle of DR.. Thur
mond's Catarrh Cure IL guaranteed
to cure you. Sold by f. Kalteyer &
Son and J. M. Pettey.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-06

The Cuban Junta have met with
liberal responses in securing aid in
the United States of pecuniary char
acter. Money as well as men and
munitions of war are needed to carry
on fight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-06

Fusion is the Populist order of the
day. Now for a fusion between Watson
and Sewall. That would be fusion
with the bark on. One over which
a Populist love feast could well be
held.
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PLENTY OF SEATS.

During the Recorders court session
the passages in the first floor of the
city hall, particularly that one lead
ing into the court room, are badly bio
caded with idle persons who ought to
be seated in the room or made to
move away.
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The buffer who says that the Re-
publicans cannot name nine states
that will go for Mckinley is a duffer
as well as a buffer. That little job
is a dead easy one. Take five of the
New England states and New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio,
and what ails them?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-06

The Houston Post is a very nice
little country town newspaper, but
when it attempts to read Bourke
Cochran out of the Democratic party
and Tammany Hall, because he does
not accept that Chicago-St. Louis
monstrosity as pure bred Democracy,
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BACK AT WORK.

John ]. Ryan, of the Southern Pa
cific offices, who laid off the past two
weeks on account of illness, returned
to work yesterday.
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1t is said that the mother of the
young duke of Manchester is coming
over this month to auction him off to
the highest bidder among the Ameri-
lean girls. Upset price not stated.
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The Middle-of-the-Road Populists
have the convention grabbed at Gal,
weston, and have elected a Middle-of-
the-Road temporary chairman, but
what will be done is another matter
altogether.
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The patronage of the Bell laundry
has doubled itself in one months
time. INDIVIDUALITY of work will tell
in the long run" SEPT.
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CITY CIRCULATION NOTICE.

Mr.. Dan. C. Bitter from date, has
been given entire charge Of the City
circulation of the Daily and Sunday
Light, and will deliver papers to sub
scribers and collect for same. All COM
plants for non-delivery, and changes
can be given to him or telephoned to
the office.
Mr.. Joseph Ball has been engaged
as his assistant and is authorized to
receive subscriptions and collect for
same.
T. B. JOHNSON,
Manager San Antonio Light.
San Antonio. Texas, May 9, 1896.
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INCH sI.M 81 80 $500 sls. 90 $50 DOL s64.UO

Legal advertisements 81 90 per inch each In
ertion. Trustees sales 81 30 per inoh first in
sertion, Csc each insertion after.
Reading matter, editorial page, 26c per line
each insertion; Local columns zoe drst inser-
ton, l0c first week, &c after first week. spect al
rates on so and 100 lines running for month:
Home advertisements payable on frst of
each month. Transient advertising payable
n Cd vance. Wv ONLY INITIAL CUTS PRINTED.
Special rates given on larger space and long
ii We advertisements. Discount given Tor
ash.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS
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necessary for publication, hut as evidence OF
good faith on the part of the writer. Write on
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statements OF It's correspondents.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

PAINTS AND SEED.
S. L. HUH & Son, No. 502 Market St.
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10 nnaeEapoNnENrs.

sAn contrasts. or bills must be- approved
by the Secretary or Manager.
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LEATHER & SHOE FINDINGS.
F. w. Stone, No. Ill North Flores 81
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-11-05
Kinley Elected by an Enormous
Majority. Will Have about
800 Electoral Votes.
9TH Dakota Republican by 5000
Majority. Free Silver too
Dead to talk about.

The Republican majority in
New York is about 100000; Penn
sylvania, 300, 900; Massachusetts,
10000; Illinois, $4,000; Iowa,
100000; Ohio, 100000.
In fact the Republicans have
carried everything in the United
States worth carrying except Buff
falo county.
In this county the Popullsts
elect their entire county ticket
exc pit County Auditor and County
Commissioner.
No reports have yet been re-
been received from Jerauld
county and it Is impossible TO tell
whether the Republican legisla
tive ticket is defeated or not, but
the chances ar. that the Populists
have elected tncir men.
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In Part II. or the circuit court, judge
Paul. presiding. the cas-" Of John f. DrA-
90. OF Pittsburgh, W. Samuel NJ. Dnrrah.
late superintendent Of the city gar
works. was put on trial to a jury The
case occupied most Of III" day. Shortly
after : p. M tn" jury retired. and whru
at i o'clock Il ind not reached n verdict.
II was dismissed until this morning
This caste arises out nf the attempt by
the Harvey Gas Process Company To lit
troduCr tn system here II year or two
ago, but which failed.
In the case of Rosa Myers W the city
or Wheeling, tn" d"fendan, confessed
iudgmcn, In the sum of $500. The suit
had been entered for 81 900 damages. for
injuries sustained by Il fall of the de-
PENDANT on Il thOrOughfnrc OF III" Citg'
The city council committee on claims. at
n meeting held Saturday night, decided
TO settle Cor $500. and rs this was salts
factory 10 the plaintiff the case in court
yeas not fOuEII
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Y.stnrl,,. v,ns "a I,,,s,. ,l,,. T., TN. Grim.
"'"i So"' l. '""sc .iiub"S U" ''' pe''ei''
Perhaps the most Important case decid-
ed was that OF m. g,atn nraInst the
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contest that LOOK pace III the at'ild vi
the Metropolitan Athletic Club, out at
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81, vJysn hnire- &C., aside 'rhia ia
T.. -. 90, :, ,,.,Frs. ,L, r.
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DRUGGISTS MEET
AMI Take Appropriate Action on til,
Death Ofpr.siIe,t Sy,Ieu.iri,Lrr.

The Wheeling Druggists Association
held meeting yesterday for the pur-
pose OF taking action on the death OF
President o, =. Sydcnstrickcr, OF the
state Board OF Pharmacy, Mr.. Sydeu-
stricken died at his home In Lewis
Durg. on the 9Th Instant. from blood
poisoning, resulting from an abcess. He
was u native OF G-ecnbrier county, and
was one Of the best known men In the
state. having been FOR many years In
the drug business Mr.. Sydenstrcker
was Confederate veteran and was q
member OF the SiNtieth Virginia Infan-
FRY. AZ yesterdays meeting the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted;
whereas, II has pleased the Divine
Providence 10 remUv" from our profess
sion the tate o. J. SydrnstriCkrr. md
Whereas. II IL but just that we rec
oSnize his ability In our profession. his
many virtues and Kindness OF heart,
and the high esteem In which he Is
held by this association. therefore be Il
Resolved. That while we bow In
humble submission to the Divine Rul-
er, We deeply mourn his loss.
Resolved, Thas In the death OF 0. p.
SydenSirt"kcr, late president OF the
West Virginia Board OF Pharmacy, this
association iameats the loss of one
~hu was ever ready 10 aid IN the adj
vanccnent Of oar PROFESSION and en-
Colrau. The student to the Crandcst
aims ~ life and al the same time icnt
his best Efforts to condemn anything
which was not up 10 the highest stand
ara OF excellence.
Resolved. That the sympathy OF this
association be extended TO the family
In THIS 9!llir. ion mud
Resolved. That these resolutions he
spread upon the minutes OF this as
ISOLATION and that a copy be- transmit g.
tcd 10 the family uf the deceased and
published In the city papers
CHARLES MENKEMELLER.
JOHN C.. McLAIE.
GEORGE: II. EbELTNG.
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Board or Public Work. Meets.

The board OF public works met In
regular session last night and cons!d-
cred routine matters. The board has
had the bolts on the Market stree,
creek bridge frightened and the bridge
Is once more just as good ns new. Tho
board Will ask council tonight to- hold
an extra session on the Goth for thc
or unfinished business.
which will come up before the body at
lis next meeting.
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THE Stephens Music Rack. The
larest and most compact folding music
stand ever made. Length closed. Il
inches: length open. feet; weight 70
ounces: hall nickel; special price 81 90.
Ordinary music racks In Japan, 81 90
i. W. BAl-MER y co.
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DIED..

SEilOl.DER--Ai tn" residence OF her
son.ln-l law. Mr.. @, b. Mcdonald. corner
Eleventh aud Lind streets. on Sunday.
December ~, 1896 ut $50 y. M. MRS.
SUSAN HOUSEHOLDER. IN her Glst
year.
Funeral services ut Cameron. W. Va, this
cru"@lny) afternoon at go o'clock.
MATTII E:WS--M residence or parents,
No. 1911 Chaplinr street, on SUNDAY
morning, December -. lNiG. nj els
o'clock, EDITH L., daughter OF George
and Nancy y, Matthews
Funeral Wednesday morning at O'Clock,
Mass at 81. JOscph's Cathedral at $40
O'clock Friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend. Intcrmcnt at
PCnlnsulnr cemetery.
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"" are offering for the holidays. a fine
birch Guitar. rose wood finger board,
pearl position dots. tEndnrd size, usu-
ally sold at s. 80. for So ca.
Z. ". BAuMER & co.
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CRIMINAL COURT.
Many Cases OF Interest were Dis.
posed Of Yesterday.
FULTON "PRIzE FIGHT" CASE

Concluded by the Sustaining OF the De-
Ends "a Famous Case, Unless New and
Perfect indictments nro Returned by
the Neri Grand Jnry-Muny Keepers OF
Houses Of III Fame Fined.
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GINGER Chips. Asparagus, Pickles
At albert STOLE & cos,
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EXTRA fine Celery, Cranberries. etc.
ALBERT STOLE & co.
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HlEG pure candles are
the proper thing FOR Christmas.
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D II. NElSKELT. sells the finest
and cheapest Gu, flowers In the city.
1908 Market street.
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USEFUL CIIRl~TMhS GIFTS FOR la
DIES AND GESrLEM IN.
--latest N"cLwcRr, Mufier', IlnndLrr-
chiefs. Susprn'iers, Gloves, Umbrellas,
Dress rnd Fancy Shirts. Knit Jackets
mud C"mf"rd Goats. Half Hn,r and Tn-
,irrwenr ut popular prirrs, at
&. HESS - SONS.
Fashionable tn liur> and t:rni>' Furnish
crs, il.i and i3.a Market street.
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QUEEN Olives. Olive oil, Carrcs. at
ALBERT STOLXE 4 cos.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WILLING TECHNICAL SCHOOL
AND BUSINESS INSTITUTE. 4

Technical Dennrtment-Ths following
branches will he taught: Fundamental. Ne
chauical and Architectural Drawing. Let
t-rs and SiSUwriting, Designing Tor Fr"s-
20 Painters. Cahinrtmd krrs. Cnrvers and
SionecuttcrS. Modelling IN Clay.
RuSincsS DcpartmeDt-BOokk StH-
uography, Typ-writing. PrnmRnShip. Cor
respOudclCs and Modern Languages
Tuition fec in Technical Department, :.
per month. admission to all classes.
business Dopartment-Ilodcrn Ian
t,uagca s. per month bookkeeping. Cor
rcxpondCncr. Penmanship, s. per month,
SccnoGraphy and TypewritnE, y per
month. No scholarships sold. Stutentr
bind themselves Tor ono month only. Sp".
"ial classes for ladies IN both departments
ciasees in session in evening. 1:%D-g:3O. Fol
particulars apply direct to
GERTihRDT NELSON,
doll Egrrter Building, Second Floor
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TOYS and Fancy, Goods at
JOS. GRAVES SONS.
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5Or, 7Jr. St.OD h,r Mems Chris,mps * I'd
Gloves, all SHES, Ut WFtDDl:N's.
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4 LARGE assortment Of Music Boxes
nj al prices i. W. HAUMr.R <: co.
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CURIOUS 1t IL astounding tina.
people v''i pay big prices for MI kinds
Of watches. clocks and irwclry, when
they tan IN 20 q. G. G"nih"r aud buy
the game Identical goods FOR n great
deal lrqs money Resides they find the
largest stJcl, OF i"wclry. Watches and
ClocKa IN the state. Firai-CInss opil.
rinns and Waich-nnk"rs me always
In Mr. Gcnthor'g employ.
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Special price, TN Nina. II. T.. Sehuhnr t..
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"TIIE LITTLE STORE ,itOUND THE
CUItNEH,"
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FINE Peas, pIncarpl"s. Plum Pud-
ding ut ALBERT STOLXF: 4 cos.
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~. o.. IiiLI.MtS & co. hrN II large stock
~ G"rhRm ainnnfncturlng Comprny'.
r0uIs,
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"TIIF LITTLE STORE ROUND TIL
IOliNEK.n

II Won Rrn undecided NJ to a Christmss
pt~sent Tor your gentlemen friends, call
on us and we will help you out OF your
dilemma. Look In our window.
u. 4. IIOiKUEIMEIt & co.,
40 Twelfth Street.
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PITTSBURGH-River 10 feet and
falling at the dam. Clear and cold.
OIL CITY-River 3 feet / inch and
falling. Cloudy and cold.
WARREN-Rlver feet inches
Cloudy and cold.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 feet and
falling. Clear. Mercury go
STEUBENVILLE-R 13 feet Q
inches and falling. Clear and cold.
Passed up-The Hudson. Argand. Pass
ed down-The Defender. B. D. Wood
Smoky City, Tom Dodsworth. Boaz.
Charles Brown. Coal City, Florence
Bell towing John F. Walton and Ka-
nawha.
GREENSBORO-Riv II feet 4
inches and falling. Cloudy and cold.
The James G. Blaine Is due up. and
down on Wednesday.
PARKERSBURG-T Ohio river IA
feet and falling. Cloudy. Mercury &C.
Passed down-The Bob Ballard, Key
stone State. Valley Belle. the snagboat
Woodruff. Passed down with coal-The
Percy Kelsey. Fallic. Enterprise, Josh
Cook, ]. y. Wood, Ark, John and James
Moren. Pacific No. 2. Sam Clark, Reso-
lutte. Volunteer. Ida Budd and Fred VIII
son. The Little kanawha. which rose
out OF the lock yesterday, fell back to-
day. Boats resumed through traffic.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"The Great Diamond Robbery" that
masterful melodrama by A. C. Wheeler
and Z. VI. Alfriend. which comes to
the Opera House, Friday and Saturday,
December and 5, and Saturday NATL
nee, is In every respect play OF the
day. Its story is of the moment and
It deals with real incidents and events.
Managers A. NJ. Palmer and Edwin
Knowles have spared no expense In
dressing tbs play with costly and clab-
crate scenic outfit. The cast is one OF
superlative strength, comprising in its
personnel not few who have adorned
the theatrical armament as stars, Rose
Eytinge, Mrs. Annie Yeamans. Sclene
Johnson. Fanny Cohen. Irene Hayward,
Louise Closer, Ellen Cummlns. w. A.
Whltecar, Joseph E. Whiting, George
C. Boniface J. II. Cosser, Joseph Bell.
Gustave Frankel, Joseph 4. Wilkes.
James Bevins, James Floyd, John Jones,
W. A. Black and E. NJ. Bartlett.
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8;88ss$ssss$ssss $3.50 :
%? Jar
4 Sports
M3 ~
". V. U. TEAMS RECORD.
.,cInl nlapateh 10 .ho 1ntelIIgcncer.

Srrclal Dispatch 10 tho 1nteli'goncer'
MuRGANTowN. ". Va, Dec. L.
The West Virginia University football
team closed Its season yesterday and
closed /, with defeat, ones two more
games were contemplated, but they viii;
not now be played. because the object
Of playing them was to crawl out OF
dob; and tina, end has practically been
achieved already. 1t Is believed that
when all OF the assets In prospect are
gotten together the association will be
pretty nearly even. The young women
81 the town are getting up 4 big oenetit
dance for Friday night, and It gives
mr. mise of being most successful az
rIr and will nut many dollars into the
treasury OF the association. Letters
have been mailed the alumni inviting
them 10 contribute, and II they respond
literally the Indebtedness Will be wiped
out entirely.
Before the season had fairly begun
the management was confronted with q
5000 debt ami prospects OF trouble in
the courts. Trenchard was guaranteed
Sl..o0 AZ coach and when the Lafayette
games were played not Il cent had been
Maid him. Instead OF proving source
o. big profit these games placed the
rclm $500 farther In the hole. Then
came the CANCELLATION OF games which
would have paid well and the prelimlna-
rs work Of arranging games had to be
J!Dac over.
The record OF the team under such cir
cumstances speaks for Itself. 1t Is as
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TO-NlGuT'S BIG FIGHT,

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-THE Ma
,lonal Athletic Club may have to select
the referee for the Fltzsimman-Sharkey
fight tomorrow night Martin Julian,
Dan Lynch and several other interested
parties met at sharkey's training quar-
,ers last evening, when the question
was discussed. Lynch and Julian both
submitted O number OF names, but no
one proved satisfactory to- both sides.
After some delay It was finally decided
to meet Wednesday morning for final
consultation. II no satisfactory agree
ment can be reached inside of one hour
the club will select the referee, accord
Ing to the articles OF agreement.
Sharkey and Fitzsimmons are both
indulging in light work. Sharkey ex-
poets to scale 49, pounds, which will
probably be five pounds more than
"lanky Bob"
Billy Smith, Danny Needham and
George Allen will be behind oSharkey,
while Julian, Hickey and Stalzner are
likely 10 second Fitzslmmons. Every
thing Is in readiness for the: contest,
and a bigger crowd that witnessed the
Corbett-Sharkey battle is confidently
expected. Even money that Sharkey
Goes not stay six rounds with Fitzsim-
mons is the favorite betting PROPOSE
ton here, and thousands OF dollars have
been wagered on this basis. The heavy
race track bettors from the east are
all solid for Fltzsimmons. and while
twenty TO nine are the prevailing odds
In favor OF the Cornishman, several
bets OF 800 to $40 have been recorded.
Interest in the fight tomorrow night
between Fitzsimmons and Sharkey is
increasing and the Mechanics Pa
TIl!on will probably be crowded 10 wilt
ness the ,tcn-round contest. /. Sharkey
!s still confident Of the decision, al
though the betting is all against him.
The most favorable betting for, him to-
day Is even money that he will not last
sx rounds. The wagers on the entire
ten rounds arc about three to one in
favor OF Fitzslmmons When Fitzsim-
mons puts on the gloves Tomorrow
nigh, he will weigh close to 175 pounds
and Sharkey will scale about the, same
hgure. No referee has yet been agreed
upon, and IL none is chosen by noon to-
morrow the National Club will select
referee without regard to the wishes
u the contestants.
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you CAN USE NY. NAME.
Very Convenient In Bu,inr.s Sometimes.
Decidedly Assuring In this Case to
Wheeling Psople. -

Very Convenient In Bu,inr,s Sometinits.
Decidedly Assuring In this Case to
Wheeling People.
II an ordinary business man who Is
sound enough financially. but Is lit
tic crampcd FOR current funds. applies
at bank for line OF Glscount, he has
10 conform to certain rules and regula-
lions. The maker OF thu drafts or
notes, the endorsement.the due date and
the amounts are carefully scanned. II
the said makers or endorscrs are out
sidcrs some mems Is taken to obtain
their financial standing or rating. and
then and not till then, Is the paper ne
gotlated or rejected. IT'S the same with
endorsements OF proprietary medi-
cines, outside endorsement has 10 be
looked up and rated before It can pass
muster with the home endorsement,
People We know or whose local stand
Ing can be readily obtained furnish the
g!lt-edged article. Doan's Kidney Pills
are endorsed In Wheeling by scores OF
residents. No need to investigate en-
dorsatlon made In some other commu-
nifty. AL that Is published IS the pure
home-spun article. Take this case. You
can easily find ]. Il. Chambers, of No.
G2 South Wabash street. or see HIM on
the street teaming and transferring. He
says: You can use my name for all
that 1t Is worth in recommending and
endorsing Doan's Kidney Pills. got 4
box at the Logan Drug store and they
cured me OF q flve-year-old trouble
with which suffered terribly partlcu-
larry during the last year. Under the
treatment pain in the loins, sharp
twlnges in the Kidneys. languor and de-
preston in the mornings and dizzy
heads disappeared. That Is why en-
dorse Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. price 20 cents
or sentsby mail on receipt OF price, by
Foster-Mllburn Company, Buffalo. n.
Y, sole agents for the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02
ArgaMd May Withdraw.

The Argand IS not having very
prosperous run of business In the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Petersburg
trade, and it would not be surprising
should Captain Flesker withdraw his
boat in the very near future. The Ar
gand has been n wanderer since she
was built few months ago. Coming
from the Musk!hgum, she entered the
Wheeling and Parkersburg trade but,
not doing we'll, she was tried In the
Petersburg and M!ddleport trade, and
now she is in her present trade. 1, is
not known where her next "hold-out"
Will be