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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-28

STATE OF WEST vIRG1NIA:
70 the sheriff OF Harrison County.
'E Sss,i s-e hereby commanded. as we
have heretofore commanded You. TO sum
mon Flora Martin TO appear betore the
COMFY at the Clerks ONCE OF our sac
Court. at rules TO be hsld mean sgn I ,Icr
49, 70 arswcr a bill ia Chancery
against her in our said Court by John
Wart8Ya, and have then there this VIII
WTTNFSS Z Made Coffu1an. Clerk OF
said Court. at the Court House OF the
said county. this eth day OF June. 1913.
49, IN the send year Of the State.
L WADE COFESAdAN.
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0EnEE (lF.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:
AZ rules held IN the Office OF the Clerk
OF the ctrcun Court OF Harrison County.
on Monday. the eth day OF June 1915
tho foiIoyTinS order was entered:
John Martin. Plaintiff.
wora 1artin Defendant.
object OF Suit
| The object OF the above enttt1ed SURF
a fo o5eain divorce from the bonds OF
marrtnony by John Martin from Flora
Mart5n on the grounds OF adultery.
All II appearing from an af9davt1
aled In said suit that the said Flora.
MsTrfn As a nonresident OF this STATE.
y 10 ordered chat she do appear w5shfn
one naoS1tl1 from the date OF the nrsf
nnhIfr.atEoI, Of this order and DO What
Is necessary to project her interest
ae even under my hand this the zsh day
OF June ~. IwApE coBFodAAN..
;sTr-ART & HAMMOND. Clerk
| Counsel FOR PIainttn-
NOTICE TO FAKE nw0aEE1oNa
I 1oSs-, -Martin. Piatutin.
49, In Chancery.
Flora Martin. DefenoaIt.
Pending IN the Circuit SSurs OF HAT
r,sI,T,5 County. West Firgtn1a-
To ET.ORA MART1N-- -
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Miss Anne Morgan Ga new photo
graph)-

Miss Anne Morgan, daughter OF
the late J. p Morgan, has just open
ed camp for working girls IN Ster-
ing Forest, Greenwood Lake, Ne =.
twenty OF the members OF ner vssSsa-
ton Find Club are now encamped IN
the beautiful surroundings.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-28

County for state license TO caryya
thSr the occupation OF che upderstSa1ed.
Is chat OF a speetal police .osseeF r 1og.
na11y and Lieutenant OF Police OF $50
Raii-oad Company. havinS been appo41zs5
ed such special police o1ncer 49,
In 1s,arsuance OF section 81 OF chapne
AS OF the Code OF Vest EtrE1nta
- wA1TaLAN $ GIBSON.
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FOR SGLELsts

FoR SALE-One 10. NO 164 In Nor,
wood additior level and well located.
The following factories are soea-ed In
norwood. Norwood Glass Co.. Pits
bT-~b Pare Class Co. and McSjco14
POTTERY co. Address Lot care Te1e-
gram Office.
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FOR RESr-nouse OF six rooms. bath
and basement. centrally located- In
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Hor1cE TO 7ARrus.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Randolph County, to-Wtt:
In the Circuit Court thereof
NJ a Kendall Plaintiff.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-28

4 F:ourth-Ary other matters deemed
i perrtnent by the commissioner or which
| may be required by rhe parties or any
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-28

ONE furnished front w 4SS1n sa bed anS
oaSenP u,,itable for two gentlemen, OF
Dnrses in sight OF court house AZ 7sS
doors from Palace Fu<n1ture 70 LOG
Most Main street.
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ALIAS Su116oNS-

n. w. WILLIAMS.
Counsel Tor Plaintiff
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ne valid liens existing upon
I'd the priority thereof. and
the title OF the said three
o said lands
. annual rental value o.
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FOR RESr-Maenahean5a lsrss: VIE,
1uN-s Cold water: best location n
IT, IT,. .1--easonable; suitable for business
man ADDRESS care 7e'- ----'
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-, -Three furnished rooms with
FoR fsE- 80. -rarfl GOOD well water and
1 poee of cellar Apply ut $50 East Poplar
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Seccrd Order OF Beferencs-
Ffrst-AI1 OF che real estate or m
terest In real estate OF every Kind. enar,
by the said e Clark Ice. located ano
SITUATED IN Randolph and 1arr1S0n
Counties or In any other County IN enis
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named p4aiEtihS And Oe-
| rake notice that on; the
July, 1915. at my ONCE In
EIidns. Randolph County.
a. Z Will proceed to execute
reference made IN the fore
causes. which. by order
. consoHda1ed and directed
together, by the CIRCUIT
L Couprsr-sa.1-ftSSSSoSem
1919, ard at Its May Term
"a Z am required to aScer-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-28

der OF Reference
az1ds owned by che de-
lark Ice. J. w. TremolS
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Z from an Affidavit
that the said Lloyd
esfdent OF this State.
he do appear within
he date OF the hr9f
order and do what
,rotect his interest
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-28

ToR .,sErrF-e nicely 1.,ra sssc ICONS seoms
Soe tight aousesee2is5ss' a ano,y St ss sos
T SoaS ,zsreet Glen Elk or call SEX
hos $751;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-28

40 PEcr-rhree nicely eurnished
ICONS Tor hight s1oa1sekeeptnS VIII f 70, sGs
~ -.a1hone T99 West Pike street.
Earoe SIShone $751;
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C.. W. HARDING. Commissioner
A M CUCNINGHAM-
C. w. MAXWELL.
ANfnrnaSS for Plair&tRS.
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WANTED TO BUY

WaoSTFD TO BUE-veal calves. Can
or wife Candy Provision Co.. Eel
phone 4ol, Homo 6. C1arlssourE. W.
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NOR RESr-Roouas for light a aes use
r ;:.,i,,r> furnished or unfuTn1sneo.
kee2l Lsa+ as1 Sorth Chestnut street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-28

- a,-,.T-Furndshed rooms Tor light
, " 1ks,FsaSI4Senir1r:g also sleeping rooms,
VI oonvendences- Apply at 40 1eSi-
SSmoTe street. Glen Elk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
Personals ana Rriefa

a number OF the , Jung reople OF Elm
NtroNe viii give a hay ride Friday even
lhs 10 Maymann's Inn at Bethlehem
Nhere supper Will be served.
Arrangement have been completed
Ior Halloween masquerade dance
tuesday, evening over the Ritter ana
Grove. s Tim
MIS-. Mary Horning Of Martins Perry
u nlsiting friends IN Elm Grove.
MIS-. george :. Feeney OF Woodsdale
returned last evening to her home fror,
ing relatives. VISIT
Mrs, Christina Maurer is III AT her
home In Elm Grove. "'
MIS- Alexander Glass OF Kenwood
fiace. u visiting IN New York.
Sts. marry Whlta.ccr Of Leatherwood
VIII leaNe tomorrow for New York CIV
lanes Cameron OF Dallas. Texas WIN
mas been visiting relatives at Echo
ioInt mas returned 20 his home.
me Volunteers Will hold .,
BUSINESS meeting this evening In the
q excavation for the foundation of the
rice house In Poplar avenue
N9odlaWn, was started yesterfav ~
randolph Fisher OF Sand Mn yvas =,
"uTrlness caller In Elm Grove yesterday
me young men Of EdgWood viii 80
= e.Shre and dance this evening A, the
ington Lane. NAIL Lug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
SCORES
In FOGLE TRIAL
LAD CHARGED WITH MURDER NE.
CErVIHo AT st.
CLAIHSVILLE.
Secured and Tai To Scene OF
Crime At Pipe Creek-About Forty
Witnesses Tor Defense.

The case OF the state OF ohio vs..
charles Fogle Jr. OF Pipe Creek on a
second degree murder charge opened at
81 Clairsville yesterday morning but
little progress WAS made during the
DAY. The jury selected TO hear the
ease was taken TO the scene OF the Grim
Yesterday morning and did not return
TIL late In the afternoon when the case
was really opened.
fogle Is being tried on the charge Of
Killing Tom Itemie during a quarrel the
latter L. said 10 have had with the fath-
er OF Charles fogir. One day early ift
the summer i;cmie. VINO lives on a farm
adjoining the Fogie farm was shooting
about the home when "a bullet struck the
elder Fogle ia the foot q Is said. He
told Remie OF the matter II was claimed
Whereupon kcmie engaged IN a quarrel
VIII the man claiming that he was not
guilty OF striking him IN the foot. While
the Two men were quRrreling Charles
fogle Lr., appeared on the scene. Seeing
nat his father was having trouble with
e. and fired two shots at Remie both 81
which took effect the man dying in
stantly.
The first witness called Yesterday bv
ne state was Thomas Hall and his tes-
timony proved To be very damaging to
ne defense. Hall testified that Charles
togle told him that he had Gred killing
kemie and stated that he said he would
do so again u given the chance
The next witness called Was william
isanford and ne rnid that ne WAS the
cl9-eSl one 10 the struggle between Re-
ME and the elder Foglc and stated that
ancc.
The state has snout fourteen Wit
mess 70 examine aud expected to close
sneii case THIS morning. The defense
mas summoned about forty witnesses
and 10 Dr. expected that the case will 20
20 The jury late this evening or early
inence Of the principals the case Ii at
'ra'ting a great deal Of attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
WESLEYAN PREPARING FOR
INDIAN BATTLE SATURDAY

as leader OF the Orange and Black: swan.
Formerly OF Middlebourne high and who
pears the distinction OF being the big
gest man on the Wesleyan squad and
singleton, the renowned all-ronud ath-
lete from Warrington high school.
League Park has been prepared.
last week and this. a force
OF carpenters and laborcrs have been at
Work shaping the big field 70 accommo-
Gate a crowd that at a low estimate Is
expected TO reach 1000 and seating capa-
city has been arranged for no less than
500 people along the sidelines aud IN
the grhndstand. Between 900 and 700
people will be allowed to stand at the
ends OF the field OF play. but his space
viii only be sold on the day OF the game
ana so Tar as Is possible every spectator
at the big contest Will be seated.
The advance sale OF tickets has been
going on since last Saturday and there
- every evidence that every seat in the
entire field will be sold before Friday
night at closing time.
The two teams will arrive here to-mor-
row evening and Will be quartercd at the
WINDSOR hotel. The Indians travel in a
special Pullman car. taking the train al
Sia~runsburg, and at Grafton for the
penefit OF both teams a special dining
car - attached. on which training diet
viii De served en- route 10 Wheeling.
me game Will start at 3 O'Clock Sat-
urday, and rapidly all the minor details
OF the big affair are being closed up in
such a way that the monster crowd can
De handled I'm the best way possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
Warwood Brfsfs.


Motorman Sterling. OF the Panhandle
traction line returned to work last even
ing, after being off duty several days.
Mrs. Clyde Thomas and son, william.
OF South Warwood avenue. have returned
home after visiting friends In Ford City.
Pa
An important meeting OF the Alpha
Club, OF Warwood. will be held Thursday
evening. Nov ember 4. at the home OF
Harry Boyd in Center Wsrwood.
A Halloween party and dance will be
given ON Friday evening at Lash hail.
out Glenn run.
stanley Thomas has returned TO work
at Ford-s grocery. after being an for
several days at hts home.
l. G. Nolte. OF Eighteenth street. was
reported 20 be somewhat better last
evening.
T. +. Kindelberger. local barber, Is al
at his home on Twentieth street.
T. J. Surgison. OF sixteenth street. Is
erecting a garage In the rear OF his
property.
Raymond O'DonneIl. OF Ohio avenue.
South Warwood. has accepted a position
with he Foundation Company. OF South
warwood.
Howard Felsing Is making improve
ments TO his property. corner Twenty
first street and Richland avenue.
Mr.. Burns. az officer Of jefferson
county. Ohio, was \ business visitor In
town yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
HAGGINS ESTATE
UNDER THE HAMMER

LEXINGTON. Ky. oct. 27-EImen-
lori the 5000 acre estate Of the late
James -. Haggin, Will pass out OF ~
lstence hs a breeding establishment hero
LotnorrOW when tho stations ballot
Sain and Hessian with IS brood marss
aud 81 yearllngs will 80 under the ham
Probably the horse that will attract
ne most interest A. the sale Will be
ialioL' son or Voter. the famous surin-
lcr or tfteen or twenty years ago. Raj
ipI "a hctter morse than bis sire. be-
cause he could sustain his epiendid' 49,
an4 INSTANCE was bred b. the late Taa
~ keene, at Castleton stud here. Dur
~ NJ racing career, which extended
laced % England as veil a. Ia the INIT
"a states be- earned Tor Mr.. Keens fhe
winner ~ the Suburban hardIrsm ~
-hccpshead bay and other rarss ali
~ lures at that time Of the American
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
BUSY DAY FOR
ELM GROVE SQUIRE
RECKLEss ruHUMANR pnu-
n HEAVILY FINED BY
JUSTICE SEnERT.
Quartet Of Young Men Get Thsiru for
Stoning Horse Along the
Highway.

Justice Charles Seibert. Of Elm Grove.
was buscy yesterday he had two trials
~ considerable local interest before him
The first was that 81 Prank Wright and
thnrlss Morgan. both Of Mount De Chan
tic. who were arrested Tuesday night on
warrants sworn out By J. :. Rhine. ~
lin HroNo charging the young men with
cruelty Co animals on Tuesday the
Two men each hired O. horse and buggy
from the hine stable and went 10
udef lIC. WhDro DO b. said. they drove
the horses reckIersly
Mr. Rhine ives notified hy the Mounds-
vile police lie went 90 MonudHvfIIe
Do his automobile Tuesday night with
a. number % others and met the men in
the "narroWa' CoWiug Co Wheeling. lie
took the men iu the machine and
brought thcm Co Film Grove where thsy
were arrested and jailed Yesterday
moruiuE they received a hearing before
Justice Selhert and fined $40 and costs
~ 20 days in jail They were rcmanded
f1 Jn1
The case ~ Tom Clemens olea Nc
1lumphy. Fred Taylor and n. Kearus. u
near Potomac. who were arrcafed on
warranta b. HARRY Morgan. 81 Potomac.
rhnrglnE them with throwing stones al
Dis house one nlEht last week. were river
re- hearing yesterday afternoon in the
town Jail before Justice soibort Oire
M~cgiumphy and Fred Taylor plead
guilty ana were fined Do and costs. while
'lemmeua is in the county Jail lie viii
probably pnv hla fine to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
BOTH SQUADS WILL ARRIVE A
HOTEL WINDSOR FRIDAY
EVENING.
Special Train VIII Bring Elsvens 70
Th.s City-Much Interest n Being
Taken In Big Game.

Day after tomorrow and the big foot
ball game to which every fan in the Ohio
valley has been looking forward 10.
months. will be In progress at League
Park. between the famous Carlisle In
mans and Nesteyan's Orange and Black
a~ssregaion from khann The
game - OF peculiar interest to Wheel
ing ana wheeling people In a lot OF diff
lercnt ways The visit OF the Indians
IA itself u an event that comes 10 a
city OF the size Of Wheeling but seldom
That they visit Wheeling to meet the
team mat FOR three successive years
has carried off the championship honors
OF the Mountain state and a team that
- a worthy Zoe for the best that the
tountf5 can produce In the way OF
Eridiron material. f. An event that no
lover OF outdoor sport can afford TO
overlook. In other ways. too. the game
rs interesting. Especially Is II attrac-
tive 10 Bellaire citizens. For many
years. Bcllaire has been proud 81 rs
Football team. During two years. 1914
and 1914, she had. as a member OF IL. a
young man named Ernest Beck. whose
acuFities ON the gridirOn were wont TO
bring the whole community OF fans
down the river 20 its feet with his apcc-
tacuiar tackling and his energetic and
Sainful plunging into the line. 1915
itnds this young man playing A. a half
buck position ON the West Virginia WeH-
leFan team and TO date no game has
been PLAYED By the orange and Black but
that he has featured 30. So far he looms
up as the strongest kline Of candidate for
an halfback and IL making the
much hcraided end slippery Shumaker.
OF Ihe Wesieyan tribe. go at a rapid clip
In addition TO Beck. three others OF
the wesleyan clan live In towns not
many miles from Wheeling and Will
have large bodies Of supporters in the
stand when the game starts. These in
cludc Miller. former Magnolia high bov
VINO this year has succeeded Stansbury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28

Company will write fully about
most OF them. sending you descriptive
booklets which will enable you TO iden.
tify most Of the ailments regarded As
skin diseases. but which may be the
nrst indications Of diseased blood.
You can get from this advice, which
Ia free. information that will enable
you 10 distinguish Scrofuls. to ciassi.
~ Eczema. to tell what Bolls and
Carbuncles really mean. You car
learn for yourself that Rheumatism.
Malaria. Catarrh. are blood diseases
OF the most virulent and tenacious
kind. You will discover that the sim
pie appealing rashes and skin erup-
tons you have paid so little attention
to. may be the forerunners OF these
very diseases and unless checked may
cause intense suffering.
There Is no better way OF preventing
illness than By checking Il when the
nrst symptom appears and before II
gets a hold on the system. When the
blood is only slightly contaminated 8.
3. s. Will relieve the trouble and re-
store complete strength and vigor in a
ms NOhdNAAhA bAoOu Uull4r
er and tonic is q powerful stimulant to
the blood. II is an antidote 10 bloodpoi-
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and drives out the germs that infect
and weaken the blood. II aids nature
BY giving the blood a chance TO re-
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its natural function OF cleansing and
in~vtgorating the heart. lungs. kidneys,
etc. assisting them in disposing OF the
body waste and keeping the body in
q healthy condition. Prove these facts
for yourself. Write Immediately to
Medical Department 90. Swift SPECIFIC
Company. Atlanta. Ca. for free medi-
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tons. pimplos or any blood trouble,
20 to your druggist and get a bottle
Of s. 8. s.. take II according to direc-
tions and write 10 us for information
about YOU Individual case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
BOND ISSUE FOR
WARWOOD SCHOOLS
ASTIoH WILL BE HELD Novru
sEh 80. AS DECIDED uPoH
BY DAB LAST NIGHT
~" Aign sehool Building 70 Cost sas
wv ana Another Building
sac, 900.

,ra a meeting OF the Ricbland Al
BOARD OF education. held iasf MIR,
.Sme Narwood Center school ho,ss
Stal vas taken 20 hold a special eIsc,
~ N"Nehnber 20, TO vote upon "A ~
iYsed $4,000 bond issue. sixtv-rSa
thousand dollars TO be used in cons nHe
: OF q nigh school building AZ w.
WOOD while 10000 will be- sppii.I y
Creek. 9N"""i on snort
Judge J. w. Ewing n, ,h,.
dressed the board IN giving n les. on1tn-
,on rsihtive 70 the carrying out Tho pr"-
posed bond Issue. He pointed out ~
str9rs In the former issue held in lie
~ board decided 90 have two 5,,-s.
holiday for the schools. -bapts.
NE following Friday. that MANY
OF the teachers may visit their b,r~.
who live outside OF the district
superintendent OF Schools ro.,-s
.nahs was instructed to nave the iani-
Tors OF the school buildings ia f6.+-
MorN more thoroughly or that the care
eues would be disposed OF. The
meeting was presided over nv .
Alexander. president Of the board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
FAIRMONT NORMAL
OPPOSES LINSLY
hsrIruTE TEAM IN HARD GAME
HszAnp 9ALL PARK FRI-
DAY AFTERNOON.
Cadets Are Getting In shape For Hard
Struggle-Hormalites Are Coming
In Good Shape.

Friday faternoon on the Island hill
PARK. Linsly Institute and Fairmonf
Normal school teams will clash in a
6IIulIon battle. The Cadets have been
out every day this week and are now IN
condition to meet their heavier oppo-
nehts- During the past several DAYS
Coach fierce has been tirelesSlv Al
WORK with his boys and expects them 10
De IN condition 20 win over the Marion
Sounty Iads. some OF the men who
nave been on the injured or sick 1isf
lave returned TO form and have added
greatly 10 the strength OF the team.
airmon Is said 10 have strenrtnenad
considerably during the past two wenSs
Nha arc expected to be one OF the hard
est teams that Linsly viii face fhfs
season They outweigh the local eleven
considerable but LinsIy expects TO MAJ
up for this with speed. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
SKIN DISEASES ARE
EVIDENCE OF BAD BLOOD
No Matter How the Disease Appears, Whether Boils,
Carouncles Rash. Eczema, Scrofnla or a Break
ing Out" It's Bad Blood.

II 10 h tendency on the part OF
20 many people to regard so-caIieo
ska ssase ~ just n breaking out"
uhat leads 70 % much suffering from
them- There is eniy one way to clas-
SHY and treat breaking out"
whether II 10 q rash. a burning, boil.
EczsmA or the trouble having the ap-
pearancs Of being scaiy rash. You
must regard Il as q blood infection and
to AFFECT q speedy and permanent cure
II must be treated through the blood.
Take q simple example-sone people
cannot q acid fruits. such as straw
berries. tomatoes. without the acid
causing a"breaking out" OF hives; red
splotches that itch terribly for a few
days Eating the fruit adds poison
to the blood already loaded with uric
acid and the eating of this little fruit
u sufficient TO cause these violent
and Irritating skin eruptions. II the
blood was vigorous. healthy and
clean. this little acid would not b
harmful. This is one of the reasons
he appearance of rashes. red pimples.
red splotches on the skin must be
taken as indicating bad blood. Itching
burning skin 10 q danger sign: sores
and old ulcers are proof Of blood dis
order. All these things are disagree
able truths. but you must know them,
you must realize them. and. above all.
you must heed In warning IL you ex-
psct. TO regain health. strength and
he fullness OF physical vigor. The
object of this message Is to tell you
briefly about Skin Diseases and OF a
remedy that for atty years has proven
to be wonderful In its relief because
Of its action as q blood tonic aud in
vigorstor. This remedy is s. s s.. q
purely vegetable remedy which has
proven its wonderful tonic and cura-
tive properties In thousands Of blood
disease cases.
Skin Diseases are too Numerous
and complicated to do justice in
this short space. but the Swift Specific
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
EAST LIVERPOOL
Giants VIII Meet Martins Perry Ath.
ieties At League Park Sunday
Afternoon IN Hard Game.

sunday afternoon the Martins Ferry
Athletics will meet the East Liverpool
SlAnts IN a hard game at League Park.
Coach Mullaney has been workins hard
WIN his men during the past week and
mas added considerably 20 the strength
OF the eleven. Gano and Jeffries have
reported for practice and thew ara o.
nected TO add greatly to the strength OF
the team.
This evening the players are requested
70 meet At 6:S0 for practice. after which
they VIII take part I'm the parade that
VIII De held All member OF the team
are urged to be out. as the East LIVER
pool team II considered an exceedingly
strong one and this will be the last hard
workout before the game.