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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

once OF tho Hoard Of Public Works. salt
Lake CITY oct, an. is.1

Sealed proposals. viii be- received nt this
ufu0n untll ~ O'Clock am, Of saturday, OCT
SYST 100 Tor tho work ui constructing Il
cuuout sidewalk on tho south Side ~ First
South street ln front % thr od City Han aud
Fire station. according 90 plans In tho Clty
Engineers ufice,
IHtructluns 90 bidders, together with specl-
hratl1na aud forms Tor contract aud bond,
can Dig obtained upln application at tho Of
nru NJ thu board
bids.
~ order u tho board Of Public Works
4, U, KELSEY, Chairman.
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And Boz accordance with law and tho order
NJ tho hlhrd uf dlfc1tnrss inalu un the slnu
day ~ August isel, ~ many shares M each
parcel NJ above stock ~ may be necessary
vii be- sold nc auction at thguNoH UI thulum-
UuuY Room ~ Progress Block, salt Lake
Cny Utah, at n O'Clock am. ou 1uttdty,
uls 10Th day ~ uctnhor lH.tl to pay The de
lnqu0nt assessment thon'ou, togcthUr with
SAMUEL !, PAUL, secH
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
PENNINGTON.
Distriot Court Juror Licensed TO wed
where To Pay rakcs.

Special Correspondence.
Pennington. Utah, oct. g.-Thc fol-
lowing list of iururH Tor the october
term % the district court In Davis
county. was drawn today
rhllo Dibhle. Richard y. Ware, lay
ton. MoHca Holhrunk. led Wiley Rich
ard stunghnn. Joseph r. Mabvy Jamca
George, huurtiful. Stouheu ID. Rollins.
Thomas Wnddouns. Charles Smith, Geo.
W, Cleveland. Melvin ~. Randall, Cen-
tcrvlllc, Jesse ". Smith. D. ~ Chnfiin,
Albert He's Pennington; W. A Brown
John 4. benson, H. ". Egan, Woods
Cross; iiyrum Strong. kaysvlllc. Thua
n, nrlgru, Hymcuse.
LICENSED To WED.
Thomas HARRISON o.. and Mrs. Sarah
w Nnylor, 90. both of B1untlful OBJ
tnincd license 20 wed today.
At THE RECEIPT OF TAXES.
County treasurer Blood win rccolv,
taxes al the court house, Pennington
during this week. except ON wednesday
when he will be az the Barnes Bank
ing oompany's bank iSnysville.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
oREooN sAoRr LINE RY.

OREGON SHORT LINE RT.
Anniyts
Prom North and Northwest = a. m. sici p. IN.
Itom south. no q. ui.. 900 a. m. 1910 a. m.
$50 y. IA, aud uilop. m.
IrAvrs
Tor Nofih and Northwest. oii5 a IN. iiii5a
Tor south. l'l0a. m.. 10 a. M. 500 D n.. 5i5j
y. in. aud ti1 o. m.
RIO oRANoE WESTERN RY.
Arrives
From south aud Fast io.ij n m. iioo D. IN.
ana 1000 b. 90.
IrAvrf
Tor south aud East. 10 a. M. aiio .. m. and
t.o0p o..
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RT.
From west eiia a. M. 600 pm.
LrAvrs
For West. $40 a. M. eliop m.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
Anniyrs
From last, 600 a. m. i'topm
IrAvtf
for Fast, so ., M. siioa.m.
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srncKnnLnrns mrrrINn.

Tho auuuai meeting of fHr stocbhoIdurs OF
the rrilH NJ thr Vol Mining Domn.uy which
tunruHIy. haNIUr uH 90. "a mlUiluH ~ Tho
aturAhn'NUHs of said tumuluY fur tln uur-
roHH NJ u.uf'lnf "a Nnnrl M aiN llrci1rs tn
Huu until fnUIr sunrUHHurs shall have lHUu
duly DiU ted nnl qualified unI fur 'un Trims
uHfIuu 70 utntr NuHluH.H HH may uruuDrIF
COMO uofnru tho mrotInr. D. hpruhy called fir
Monday. October NtiA 10. 80 1'Iuu'cinrt 3D. m.
Hf fhu uNeH OF tlH Secretary N Che Company.
tOauit. linum thE city md County lHlllinH.
Salt thlu city UtHh stii meeting will nlsu
consider tnU proposition ~ 'uVNIuE uu aasuIi-
mont uuuu tho curIiHi stock % clio corpora
tiuu o. q. IfNHf n. secretary
salt Lake C'ty. rtnh. sept pth. is1l
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cIrY couNcIL MNErINd.

The city council met In regular aos-
sion this evening ana passed resolu-
tluu creating "a sewer district Tor the
principal business section Of the city,
The probable cost OF the Improvement
viii be- 81 .s8a. 90. The revenue 10 boz col
leotcd viii be 81 go. 90. which W az the
rate NJ 70 cents per front foot OF proper
IS embraced Ia the district
The salary bin Tor the city officers
was passed. which raises tho salaries VI
several city officers
American Fork. Utah. oct To- Tho
Republican party Of this precinct met
IN the city hoil last evening 10 effect
nm organization FOR the ensuing year.
Tho following organization WINS effect
I'll; ~ ~ Ambrose, chairman; James
n. Oardncr vice chairman. John ~.
Thornton. secretary, VIM. lNerHhuw lr,
assistant secretary; executive comwit-
tee; II. D. nolcy, Thos. y. Steele, q,
a, Glnzicr, Mrn, s.. l.. chapman, Mrs. W.
II. Grant
GOOD CRorroF POTATOES,
Thrrahlng lH about over AMI Tho
farmers are gcttlng m their potatoes
ana hoets The potato crop here d
quito good, but us 80, no outside mar
llct has opened M.
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Tho New State Gun club, serrutarys ONCE
salt Lake CITY, september .n, lsa0
NOTiCE,-Thcron arc delinquent upon tho
following described stotht uu account NJ as
scssmuni lOyipd on the gdih. day OF August
1879 the several amounts snt opposite thn
names ~ the respective Shareholders as fol-
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LITTLEFIELp. ARIzONA.
nanch Of nunherstiie Ward 90 Facilities
for the Making OF PARADISE

Special Correspondence.
Littlcneld. Mohnve CO., Aria, oct l.
This place Is located In the northwest
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OGDEN NEWS.

80 i. ,tiee n the Dcsoret News IN
Tif ta. ~ % Washington ANcnl,f
CO... ,sri.omcets aud spi ,,.i ny r w.
1.,t s,,d he New. = qsll, sn he sama
Il Va uffrn own, .stN'-
~ az iasali lake CIV
5aorS rrML OCT 10. 1899.
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WITTY w,,lso Anderson ors'nI't Florence
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01

Comes from DR.. D. D. CarGIlc. o!
WashIta. l. n. lie writes: -Four bot
Ties OF Electric Bitters has cured Mrs.
Brewer Of scrotula, which had caused
her Erea, suffering FOR years. Terrible
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face, and the best doctors could give no
help: but her cure is complete and her
health Is excellent" This shows what
thousands have proved-that Electric
Bitters Is the best blood purifier known.
It's the supreme remedy for eczema. te,-
ter, salt rheum, ulcers. bo!lS and run
Ming soyes. 1t stimulates liver. kidneys
and bowels. cxpels poisons. helps dIRes-
ton. builds up the strength. Only 70
cents, Sold BY Logan Drug Co. drug.
gist. Guaranteed. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest In the Metropolis
of nelmOift Comfy


ofBclmoit County
Property owners have begun to dis
cuss the matter Of the decenniai ap-
praisement which is TO be made next
year. but which must'bc provided for
now. Us the appraisers are to be elected
this fall It Is an important matter. as
the appraisement stands for ten years,
and the property owners in each ward
and township should get together and
select a good man for the work. one we'll
qualified TO apprafse property by reason
Of his Knowledge ofisuch matters, The
county commissioners will take the
matter UP next month. as the statutes
provide that The county commission
ers OF each county shall at their June
session, 1899. apd every ten years there
after. divide the county Into suitable
and convenient districts. not more thnn
the number OF townships In the county:
and In any county within the limits OF
which there Is n city, the commissioners
shall divide said city Into districts. com
prising within each not less than one
ward nor more than five. and no town.
ship or ward shall be divided In making
such districts; and the qualified voters
of such districts shall. at the November
election In 1899. and every ten years
thereafter. elect some citizen rs APP
praiser OF real estate"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01
TO.NIGIIT'S BATTLE.
Eddie Gardner and Jack acClclland
Mt the MefrnpOlitan


at the Metropolitan.
About n year ago Jack McClelland.
the pride. OF Pittsburgh" beat Eddie
Gardner. OF this city. to a standstitt in
nineteen rounds. and tonight in. the
same arena both boys are due to clash
asain. EGdIc's admirers believe the re-
suit will be reversed tonight. relying on
his. improved form and the fact OF Oscar
being In his corner TO coach him as he
dlf SO successfully against Jack kinlow.
[ whom Eddie put out in nineteen rounds
last summer.
McCldlland is recognized as second 10
no fcatherEeight In this section. unless
It be TO oscar Gardner, who while he
bent".hc Pi:tsburgher. never had n
teagheF proposition before a local club.
Jack hasn't done much since Oscar low
cred his piumes. but has knocked out
Yock Hennger, and held his own With
Tommy Hogan. Eddie LenDy and a few
others since the defeat mentioned, and
he IS dead anxious to get another
whack at Oscar. the conditions OF his
match with Eddie being that ne Is 10
have the try IN the even, OF winning to-
night
II wifi be seen, therefore. that McCiel-
land Will let himself out 10 the limit TO
beat Eddie, and should II happen that
he lose, McClellnnd's stock Will tumble
away below par And Eddie will nerve
every tension 10 accomplish that result.
for he wants to get up In the topnotch-
ers, which he will do X he wins, and he
doesn't want 20 lose FOR any e8Hs!tlera-
ton. It will be 4 stubborn battle for
certain. and the decision means great
deal more than the winners snare OK the
receipts, which Is likely TO be a Kice
consideration. MS n crowded clubhouse
Is on the tap!s. Many Pittsburghers
| and sports from outside towns will at
tend.
The result is difficult TO predict. Nc
| Clelland IS picked by much OF the talent
I and a draw Is not unlikely. n the pace
| Is fast from the start they may not trot
! the full twenty rounds. and rs 1t took
McCEailard nineteen rounds TO put Ed
die out bsfore, Il doesn't seem az II he
| could 30 the Job In oar round more In
view OF Eddi-'s Improvement. Eddie Is
good puncher, and X he would drop
| the windmill business with his hands
and the little sand jig with bis feet.
anC sail right In for McClelland's body,
many people think he will win out. MS
| he lost by long range work las. time,
| being tabbeG to exhaustion.
There will be ten-rould preliminary
between John Harris, OF Steubenvill:.
and Joe Prichard. OF this city. This
will star. at $50 O'Clock. She big contest
an hour later. P. ]. Gavin. OF Parkcrs-
burg, the old clubs referee. will off,
c;at.. in the main bout. The club house
! VIII b. illuminated by electricity to-
nigh, for the first time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01
BELLAIRE BRIEFS.

The Novelty Stamping Works will
continue right along ut work with or
dcrs sufficient TO keep them running for
some time yet. The improvements con-
templated at this plant. and which were
delayed because OF the option that ex-
pred only last Friday. will now be
pushed rapidly and II will become Il
very extensive plant within this year.
No arrangements TO Observe Dewey
Day have been made In this city. Not
because the people are not patriotic and
appreciate the splendid achievements so
we'll begun by the admiral and finally
ended with honor and credit to the
United States. but because everybody
Is busy enjoying the fruits Of civil Vie
tory.
A youry Indy who had been riding
he- bicycle too long and too fast, felt
from exhaustion upon the street near
the Windsor Saturday evening. She
was carried into the hotel md q physi-
clan summoned who soon brought her
around all right and gave her some
fathcrly advice as we'll as restora,ives.
The Odd Fellows OF this city turned
out in splendid numbers yesterday af-
ternoon to attend services AZ the First
VI. f. church. where Rev. o. w. Holmes
preached n special sermon TO the order.
The occasion was the SEVENTEEN ami
versury of Odd Fellowship.
At the BsllaIre Steel Works they are
making additional improvements. The
product at the plant now runs about
1000 tons per day and they have more
orders than they can get filled by the
first OF July.
The Mechanics Hose Company min
strel show nj city hall. was fairly we'll
patron!zed. all the members parttcipa-
ting and the Mechanics band furnished
good music Tor the occasion.
Coroner a. c. Bethnm was called to
Barton Saturday 10 examine into the
death OF q miner who was killed In the
Maple hill mine by q fall OF soap stone.
Charles Rosser leaves this morning
for Pittsburgh. where further arrange
mcnts are to be made concerning the
proposed bridge to Benwood.
George Beaver, OF Bailey's Mills. nc-
companled by his mother and sister,
have moved 10 this city to make their
home,
The Twentieth Century Club will meet
ut the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Way tomorrow evening.
Guy Strcklin. n boy ten years OF age,
died at his home yesterday afternoon.
OF spinal meningitis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01
THE OPENING GAME.

rrr fnteilIscncer Will Girn n Season
Ticket to tho Person First Guessing
the Correct Attendance ut the
opcning day Game To-day. '
Recognizing the revival in the
r,,o,es; OF outdoor sports. the IntelI-
rttcer sill give to the person who first
srs.,os the correct official paid attend
,rco ut the Opening Day game, this
.rsrrOon. between Wheeling and
New Castle. n season ticket good for ad-
,jt,nncc to oil the games played on the
,oue grounds. and valued at sl5. II
n. correct attendance Is not givdn. the
arson guessing nearest the number at
.snd.ag Will receive the ticket. Fiji ou,
The coupon printed below and mail to
Contest Department, The Intelligence,
Wheeling. ". Va. or leave at the In
pllIccncer counting rooms. Contestants
are no, limited to one guess-gucss
.arry and ms often az you can secure
coupons. The, contest closes to-
tav q, noon. Guesses received after
ina, time will not be entered.
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THEY ALL SAY so.
Not Only In Wheeling Dnt In Every
CITY and Town In tho Union

City aud Town In tho Union
II the reader took the time. and trou-
BILE 10 ask his fellow res!t,nts OF
Wheeling the simple question given be-
low. he would obtain the one answer. II
he would read the statemen,snow being
published In Wheeling which refer TO
this answer. II would surprise him to
note that they number go many. AS
many more could be, and may be pub
llshcd, but In the meantime ask the
first person yesi meet what cures back
ache? The answer will be Doan's Kid
ney Pills. Here IS u citizen who en-
dorses our ct1im:
Mrs. Caroline RITE. says, II suffered
terribly with my kidneys for two years
and nothing did me anY good until
got Doan's Kidney Pills at the Logan
Drug Company, They cured me-"
Doan's Kidney Pills are FOR sale by
oil dealers. price 20 cents per box. For
safe by all dealers. Foster Miiburn
Co., Buffalo. \. y. sole agents for the
United States. Remember the name
Doan's-and take no other.
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WHEELING BEATS CANTON.
A Onc-Sidcd Game Mt Canton Seen by
1000 Enthusiastic Fans.

The Wheeling Interstate team Jour-
ncycd to Canton yesterday morning.
via special train on the Wheeling &
Lake Erie. accompanied by 1000 fans
from this city. and gave the sem!-pro-
fesstonai Cautous another awful drub-
bling. til score being 20 to 3, Mahaffey
pitched = nice game. though little
wild. while the Wheeling boys hit the
Cantonian twirlcrs for Keeps. The
first seems to be the Naiicrs'' favorl,e
inning for run-gettinS; this was demon
onstrated yesterday. when they made
ten runs, and gave the gentleman with
the French name the hearturhe. to such
an extent. In fact. that he retired In
favor OF Berry. who later was relieved
by Cooper. The Wheclsngs were given
O warm reception. and the general opin-
ion'at Canton was that. they WILL ont :
class anything In the Interstate. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01
ARCHER For STATE SENATE.

+. B. Archer has announced his can
lidacy FOR the state senate in jefferson
county In the belief tina. the county will
not present a candidate. The district
IS composed Of Belmont. Cotumbfand,
Harrison and Jefferson countless. Col
umblana has two candidates. opposition
to the denomination OF W. v. Blake
having sprung up In his home county.
and the precedent Of Il denomination
may be knocked out by reason OF this
fact. In this county Mr.. Archer is the
only knowE candidate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01

The Interstate championship season
opens here this afternoon with the
Whcclings and New Castles the oppos-
i2c teams. Even Without settlement
.. the street car strike. It Is believed
tsct with good weather there will be
tremendous crowd out to see the Nailers
make their initial bow. The parade
preceding the game will start from the
iioweli AZ t:30 O'Clock, with the Opera
House band in the lead. Carriages will!
!osl1w contaIn!ne Congressman Dove
rsr. Mayor Sweeney. President Power,
e' the Interstate league, and preslde9:
Howell. O, the Wheeling club, In the
afsi carriage; President. Pearce and
Secretary Jonas. of the New Castle
club, AID ex-Presldent Houck and ex-
Drsctcr R!dsley. OF the old Springfield
club. In the second carriage; the Wheel
isg team in the third and fourth car
RACES. and the New Castle team In the
Nth and sixth carriages. The route
will be down town to Twen,y-ifth stree.
acL up via Market street; thence to the
grounds v!a'th% suspension bridge.
Arrived al the grounds. Mayor Sween !.
ey wil! pitch the. first bali.and Congress-
man Dovener will adjudge It's quality;
doubtless tho mayor md the congress-
man will acqult themselves with credit:
at !ccs: they have been known to make
some great "ruEs."
The line up OF the opposing teams
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By v!rtpro OF n deed OF trust made by
r. II. Gillcspy and Lizzie D. Gilespy, his
wife. 10 me- as trustee. dated May 81, 1892,
recorded In the Office OF the clerk OF tho
g.nia, in Deed OF Trust BoGk No. IS. paSo
li2, | Will sell nj the north front door Of
the court house OF said county on
SATURDAY. tho 3rd DAY OF JUNE, 1879,
commencing ut 10 o'clock n M. tho fol-
lowing described property, that Is 10 Soy:
4 certain piece OF real estate In the city
OF Wheeling. Ohio county. West Virginia,
described ms follows: \ p!cce OF land he
Ing III feet long and Is feet wide. lying IN
common road. on the margin OF tho Ohio
river. commencing Tor the same nj n point
about 80 feet in II nOrth-eGstcrly direction
from the north end OF the east parapct
wall Of the bridge over JonRthnn's Gut, In
the line of the northwest front OF tho
house commonly known rs the Stone house
grocery built by, Andrew, Thamann
upon III" lot OF ground now be-
OF the front OF the said stone house
grocery. one hundred and fifteen feet to
the northwest corner OF said tract OF
land; therNc south-cnstcrly and AZ rcht
angles to said front line Ecrcpiy-ilrn feet:
thence southrrly and parallel with said
first line one hundred Rnd .lftccn feet:
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY scvcnty-iivc fec:
10 the place OF beginning. together with
the buildings thereon and all others aD-
purtcnanccS thcrcunto belonging. rcscev-
Ing. however. Il strip OF ground running
lenEthw,c through the property or uni
form width OF twelve feet to be kept open
aS Il road: and rrsrrr!nE also tho coa! 1u-
der the property and the right 10 mine
and remove the same.
TERMS OF SALE:-onc-th!rd and ms
much moro as the purchaser elects to nav
In cash on the day OF ralc, the balance
In two equal lnstallmcnts ut ono and two
years. notes bearing interest from the day
OF sale to be Glvch for the deferred pay
mcnts. W. ]. ". COWDEN,
Trustee
J. e. llervoy. ANCNonccr. app
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trustee Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF n decd OF trust made by
Robert a. Arlington and Robert o. Green
lee, 10 me MS trustee. dated November 18th,
lS99 and recorded IN the Office OF tho clerk
OF the County Court OF Ohio County. West
Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book No. S.,
page .95. ! will sell as the property OF the
said Robert Harrington Mt the north front
door OF the court house OF sa!d county on
SATURDAY. the 9TH DAY OF MAY. 1892.
commepcing at 10 o'clock n, m. the fol-
lowing described property, that IS 10 say:
All that part OF lot numbered one hun
lrcd and forty-thrce situated or the east
side of ChaiiiHe street In the Clty OF
Wheeling. Ohio County, West Virginia,
which Is described as follows:
EeS!naInr j. the north west corner of
said lot No. I;2 AMI running southwardly
thirty-threo feet along the cas-. limo OF
Chapinn street: thence extending back
eas,wardly bearing an even width OF thir-
ty-thrcc feet 10 the line Of james Galaher.
TERMS OF SALE:-Onc-thirrl and IA
much more us the purchasers elects 10 pay
IN cash on the day OF sale. thu balance In
two equal installments at one and two
years. notes bearing Interest from tho day
OF sale TO be given for the deferred pay
mcnts W. J. W. COWDES,
ap3-m Trustee
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lahau and Chance: Powell and O'Ccnnor.
umpires. ..Swartwood and Warner Time
GOODFOR VARSITY.
West tfrGininns Down tho Naval
raE'5sHE Cntlpts Mt Rnsp HALL,

49, Cadets nj Base IAN.
Special Dispatch to the ln,siligfocer.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. April 2s.-Wcst
Virginia University downed the the Ma
vol Cadets In an eleven inning gaMt OF
base ball played here to-day. The game
from start to finish was the most excit-
Ing ever played on the home grounds.
The visitors won out through superior
batting. but II took eleven innings to
decide the game. The West FlrginlaRs
were met by the cadets and taken 20
their gymnasium, where the gold and
blue suits we're donned. The game was
called promptly ct 3 p. N. The cadets
made the first run In the sixth inning.
closely followed by the University boys.
who tied the score In the ninth inning.
and won oit 10 the eleventh. Manager
]. Z. 3. Sweeney Is greatly encouraged
and says that the team Will not be
showed under by the eastern univers.t-
les. While on this trip the West Viz
glnians will meet Princeton. University
OF Virginia, University OF Maryland.
Georgetown University and Lawrence
yltip .H.. ...rH ...-
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are absorbed into the blood, and that new.
healthy tissues n,e built up in the breath.
i"g organs. 1t prevents consumption by
eu'ir2 all the abnormal conditions which,
II neglected lead up to consumption.
Mr.. Josie 4. Clark. OF Enterprise, Shelby Co.
vel. had been in bad health for twelve years.
ilaI aches oil through me-. numb hands, cold
F'' aud everything ate distressed me; bowels
tpn"ipni.d. w1s very nervous. depressed and
HmsN?ontrni. ! have taken ak ho,,leSo! DR.
health Is now good +"
Constipation disappears while you sleep
Saen Jou take Dr.. FieIce's Pellets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-01

MANY old soldiers now feel the er-
fec,s OF the hard service they endured
durlnu the war. Atr. George $. Aader-
son. OF Rossvlllc, York county. Pa. who
saw the hardcs; kind OF service at tho
front. IL now frequently troubled With
rheumat!sm. II had a severe attack
lately" he says. "and procured bottle
~ Chambcriain's Pain Balm. II dti so
much good that | would like to know
what YOU would charge me for one doz-
on bottles" Mr.. Anderson wanted Il
10th for his own use and TO supply It To
his friends and nrlghbors. ns svrrg fam
Ivy should have n bottle Of It In their
home, not only FOR rhcumatlcm, but
iamc back. sRrasES, swciiiagR, cuts,
bruises and burns, for which It IA un-
equallcd. For tale by druggists,