The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-30
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James A. Fryman, coal miner who
resides on washington street, says he has
q remedy that WIN prevent hydrophobla.
He says that tiis has been thegopghly
tested ln-cattle and 70 q succeeds Five
out Of ten cattle having iiydroDii0biR Or
symptoms were treated with this remedy
ana these recovered The fve that were
not treated died, Sir. Fryma1 cays the
remedy has an unpleasant taste, but can
be made pleasant, that Il 10 not harmful,
will build up the system ana y good Tor
che lungs. He has tried IL himself ana
knoWs what It will do. He thinlD no can
cure people who have been bitten ana
says L 10 unneces ny 70 send them to me
Pasteur institute 4 ehey BiVe this tatr
test FlymAn 6ayB fhe prepatadon y
not expensive and that o patient can be
cured In four weeks. He says that an
adult should take two tableSponnsful
three dimes q day for three OF not more
than four WeelEB He thinks he can cure
the wheeling people VINO were btteL
The supper ana entertainment to be
held on Thursday ,eVendpG, April 10, by
the lodges OF the 10 o. r., che =. OF z.
and American Mechanics. seems likely 70
be grand afiaIr. They have already -
cured che assistance Of the AetnaVille
Glee Club, and MessnR, 4. r. Lloyd ..
NJ. Evans, B. Morgan, r. T. Williams,
DR.. J. o. Howells and OTHERS, 70 sang
solos, Duets, qllartettes, &c.
The newly orgauized base ball club has
sixteen members a. follows: =. Smith, y.
White. B. sapp. ". Purcell. Z. walton.
W. Murphy, ]. Cros1ley, II. LINN n.
Bentz, Il. Moore, 7, viekeES, :. Stewart.
C. Goes, ]. oDOnnsn, G. WeStWood ana
W. McGrew. Tho pitchers ne MURPHY,
Co.'S, Stewart, White ana btnitn, elio enc
caAnhera are Yickers and Linn. Bentx y
manager.
Mrs. John McNIchol, nee MS la
Stanton died a. the home OF her tetnetI
John Stanton. on West Hanover goeet
yesterday evening, aged tRettvy-SW9
years. Consumption wac the cause OF
the death.
James MoCelahd and Lewis JOHNSON;
two young men Of Martins Ferry, VII
leave In q dat boat In a teWdayp Tor the
south, the objective point oeing Elo[loA
They win take q small tent with them.
A district meeting Of the PreghyteTian
churches Of Martins Ferry, Portlafld'
Adena. Scotch Ridge ana M: Pleasant,
will be held In the Pre0by tertan church
At Portland, on Friday, ct 10 O'Clock.
The members Of Inst year5 tennis club
and all otherS wishing 70 join ths new
club, are Invited to meet - :. g. h0oan-
sons store Tomorrow evening es
o'clock.
The household gOodS sold at auction, q
the Boyd property on Ftfth street, oy y.
- than
the price at which they were appraised
The Alert Hose Company met last
night and fe-electea the old otttcsrs. The
members enjoyed retreshrnents At VIII
lam Grlmth's after the meeting.
over $50 was rsa ed at the SOCIAL
given at the Masonic hail on Saturday
night for the benefit Of me Baptist
church.
Dynamo No, 9 at the electric light
plant, was burned out on SUNDAY mgnt
and will probably be all right py to-
night.
Muldoon Co.'s had his left eye badly In
jured by being struck with q base BAH
bat, on Sunday afternoon.
The picking department at the Laugh
lin tin min, was OF yesterday, ON aeeount
OF changes being made.
The Junior Mission Band OF the o. 7.
church, VIII have q thank ofiering on
Thursday evening.
Samuel Taylor.s daughter, who has
been very sick with typhoid fever, IS
some better.
IN Frazier and daughter, Miss Myr-
lie, returned yesterday from WaFnoeSs
Station.
Miss Clara Sheets viii return to.nior-
row from q three weeks vistt near tlets-
burgh.
George @. sedgwtck. who has been
very sick, 10 getting better.
". q. Sfccomas, q substantial farmer
has the measles.
Hal Watson will return TO Bethany
College to-day.
george criswsil Is very sick with ty-
phoId fever.