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sARcAs1Io-we sssit stated by some
Of our exchanges that JeR. Davis has
received his new oyereoat, ct a cost of
$50. We think Andy Johnson is the
man who should have manufactured
that garment, and that it should have
been made OF wood taken from that
''soUF apple trek" with a hempen COLI
lar, aud a door-pIate ON the breast, 1t
could have been made at Government
shop for good deal less money than
$50, and the great beauty Of It would
be that ]. D. never would need another.
If this suggestion is yet adopted we ask
no charge for II. p ~ 71ts
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ARRRsrED ron D1soHDi,RI,Y CoppTg,,TI

ARRRsrKD FOR DIsoHDBRLY CoNDUCr.
Yesterday Tom. SWEENEY was arrested
by officer Brady and lodged In the lock-
up for making n bayOnet,charge with a
pitch-fork on fellow laborer in one OF
our livery stables. Sweeney VIII be
brought before the police court this
morning, and in all probability be made
TO FORK over for his bad conduct. (He
Will perhaps see the POiNf of this joke,
IL nobody else does.)
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REvW HEWA-The river was slowly
falling yesterday, with seven feet and; a
half OF water In the channel. aiesl
The 4Tgonau and Rdss Plt1idrs
passed down, the former for LoltsyfIls
and the latter for st. Louis. The ReCe-
5ttle passed up for PittSbuFghland ne
B0st0SeH No. 2 arrived. ~ J 7ssis fHf
7 The B0stoRG HO42, under the COM
Capt. Alex. Montgo Is the packet
for Cincinnati to-day. She viii, leave
at p. m. This will afford toHhippers
most excellent opportunity ,Is-sI
The Julia No. 2 Is advertised for
Evansville at midnight tonight.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Inportant Letter.

PAssAIc, Oct 20, 1885.
This Is to certify that Mr.. Alfred
Speer is a resident Of this village, and
to my personal knowledge, has devoted
a number OF years TO the manufacture
Of pure and valuable wines. he has a
large vineyard in view OF my residence,
and has been for some time engaged
in cultivating the Samburg Port
The Samburg Port Vino is made from
the Samburg Port Grape, and cannot
be excelled by any American wine. 1t
is bottled every season by Mr.. Speeri in
large quantities., but not disposed OF
until It attRins the uge of four years.
Z, This grape Is not generally known,
having been introduced by Mr.. Speei
himself. d. b. 6tCRLEs,
Central National Bank, New York.
The Samburg Port Wine Issold by
y. II. Logan q Co., and Logan. List 4
Co., General Agents. Also by =. Book
ing. Ft 5gJ d&w1t
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MEETING OF THR. FIRST MUTUAL
STORE AssoCIATToN.-This association
held meeting on Thursday evening
last. Not much business was transac-
ted. About 5000 have been subscribed,
which amount It Is desired to Increase
70 at least $4,000. It Is proposed to
start with one-thirdi in hand of the
amount subscribed. Another meeting
will be held on Thursday evening next,
when directors are to be elected.
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TTE OFFER 10 TIE PUBLIC THE
simplest stCongest, and bssf RnitfifS.
~ !. lee1lne N the world. Send for CiFefllsI !,
A&enps VI lnted4 AcittreSs tgIfciosfFlq ef11nTN
,--s-tl = =. Z. e. CARPENTEsRSe
:, = ~ {. Ro.s21 Fifth St, PlttshuTe.Pa.
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NV F1RM.-Messrs. Blond 4 Bach.
man have opened a new wholesale and
retail shoe house at No. 1O7 Main street,
corner OF Sprigg House alley, where the
best of boots, shoes and CATERS can, be
had. Everything usually kept in a first
supply. Both members of the new firm
are well known here as energetic, thor
ough-goinE business men. Drop In and
examine their large and Varied stock,
and secure bargains. Oct, 1S-1m
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AN EDITOR PRoMorRD.-R. s. NORTH
colt, esq, editor Of the Clarksburg Tel
egrGPh, and late observation-disclosures of
the Twelfth West Virginia volunteers,
has had conferred upon him by the
President the appointment OF brieadier-
general by brevet. The compliment
could not have been more deservinrly
bestowed. The colonel was a brave
and loyal soldier, alike Mt the head Of
his regiment and in rebel dungeon.
and has shown himself equally 20 IN
the campaigns that have succeeded
With the enemy at home. Had he never
sheen deprived Of Opportunities for pro-
motion, by long and painful incnrcera-
ton In Libby, he would still deserve to
be made n brigadier for tho victory
over the confederates achieved in Hnr-
Ffson last month. =
Which Is Il, gsnerRlf Shall We saw
You are a brigadier of the sword or a
brigadier of the penn The distinctions
arc equally honorable when the weapon
u welded in good cause. Or doyou
combine the two?
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A MUCH needed and very decided inn
prOvement has been mnde Mt the cross
ing Of the pavement on the south side
OF Market and Union streets, lust above
Harper's retail hat store. The grade
has been materially improved.
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RIrUH1ETowE.-we are informed that
Ritchietown never was in worse sani
tary condition. It Is said that the ac-
cummulation OF filth in every part of
the town Is most surprising, and the
work of deposit still continues. Some
places are said to be most palpably
filthy, and the whole town could well
be subjected toa thorough overhauling.
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NEW SEwER.-A new sewer is being
put down in the alley opening ON 4th
street, between the residences ofAIessrs.
Orr and Paxton. The old sewer was
small and incomplete, and the new one
will be found, we think, ofmuch adVan-
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Max sTRAKoscH's oFBRA:--o Our read
eFs we know viii not forget that this re-
nowned opera troupe will perform in
our city at Washington Hall, ON Mon
day and Tuesday evenings next. The.
pieces VIII be, on Monday evening
Faust, J" and on Tuesday evening "I.a
TrHviutR."
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. am @6dds
JOHN ROEITFR SEQ.
ERS IN FANCY AND DobGEs-
e. q Asa9Main g, CentEeNheeIIng.

q
e TIg DRY GOODS gHT
Mes. 81 aesSMainst 81, CentreWheeIing.
WE ARE NOW DAILY REsIvINe
wv an extensive and ta0Fouk hIY assorted
stock Owing to me lateness Of the season,
sales "a eEeWYork and hIladelphIa and l6rEe
prizes, 81 eonseqSstits 81 which Ws nave m
be found in America, and IT full . per cent.
le8 than those having bought their Eoois
piessfe Is 6eins a5Is Is MON ti5 M
sale and retail cnstomers aud friends and the
public in general, and the ladies In particular
cheat 81 stock q d. S60ts infWhesiine An
early examination and you will be aEfeeahly
sur1Eised g ne eEtensive steck. ana re low
Goa siad de S5IaFs g ta e teHP ide
English ehtntEeR, 41ci Black and white De
LANES, as Httgn cofored fancy De Laines,
iFsANCY pREss GOODS Blaef and4ahey
plaids, 7aIi WOOL KNOBS WinceSs,
oriental plafds. IPeniGn tS1iIisi[hia land
white mOhaIr, Hack alpaeasV eoluled alDAcas
hguned uohatEs. UOeada mohalIs, black dR.
H. ~ ~ % az
FRENCH 3foRfEos- In white. orange:
light, blue, Magenta and heanfifnl7 daflS
gFoundsVitlI bflRht figure. ana m ne otl1er
cOloFs and shadeS n pl1iFl RnoIis Bi6sE AMI rIS
Hncy thibe cloths and CoiluTeis pfiTife ~ eiiSf
neFss F6ndESS{nas SfiIe e5ri1SI5,f 1,S i.ssf
me- ~ - h -
oTiTnin Prints iSISfS1! m WOOL. ~ ~
al shades and oIalIfie1i ffom "a 10 - =,
CT0AR AMI ST5ATTT mo RI % 4 Il f5TSfr5TN,TgnYt
The iargest nssortiIlent az Som eio7lSS m the
cItv T,oT, z n, ~ 49, -
shaNs q every stze and qualify, and the
~ u 20
Wholesale itEadet pectfully invited 70 this
~ 80 = - MN NM ,.,, u = ~ In
= w, etten.
s5y,ss 1P o a6t
y 5Is4I Itg " ~ PfE SeE
49, n ila
ESltl' S91so[e4 ana Snlts GoHe6eIS ana quilts.
~ y hssSood
PIils;5s " M9ol, tfltt 1of e % PEI yard
g ~ 9 Tweed,
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Q3..IIniII.ql..ll.llf {! dg(tr1ee
aATURDAI 2IO1EIne. NoV. ~.
4 $50 wIEii1:1.r5.sso, nov. stl, Isiss

WHEELIso, Nov. 6tl1, lSo.s
AZ A MEETING OF THE CIGAR AND
entity held this day, q Committee fheEsHR
VIM. BGfr, r. I. Ford and VIM Wind5EJ was
appointed % draHo petition To- the C0nGpt1-
HinRll COMMITTEES now IN zion and one 70
Be presented 70 CongTeB hy our Represenfa-
tive, 1oF the puEpose Of lsagin : the present eE-
b1ee0 reduced lfl - s11lIfi '.lll 7
me meeting 0ajouned TO meet At O'Clock
on saturday evening neKkWhen the petttfon
wiz Be guhnttted hF the COMMITTEES for the
approval OF the meeting. II 3 expected that
every one interested In the matter VIII be
pfeeI1E 1ho1ofuteIestsd, IN the B1FFoundlnR
county aEe e1EneallY requested to meet with
u Ihe nesting Wtnbe held II the works OF
W FAIR q Bro, corner Of Union Street and
Market SQUARE. n MARSH Gflrasn
WE.3W1DER, sec'y. a0V9St
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No PoIlcE couRr.-Yeaterday there
were no cases before the police court
II this tribunal doesn't soon do more
Business No win suggest its removal to
steubenvilles Wellsburg, ParkeFsburV
OF some other town where Il viii havs
better field for the display OF its wei.
Known prupensitieS for mulctinR Ioi.
lenders against the Law.
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Specie PAYMENT REsU1RD.-A gem
tleman friend OF ours yesterday actual
ly received in change silver threecent
piecel We think this is a favo. BILE In.
dicatiOn ola speedy return to specie
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\
ing ohstructions Of the Monthly Nuns
nom Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS sUcuRssRpLi AS A PREYENrrvR.
Itisnow overthirfT5F T e, sin., ~. -.
eele5Eatsd mist discoveredI s Ia SP 5T9
DUPQtSCQso OF Paris. during which time theS
in most OF fheI public institntions sa a ISed
1tsisL5Sl1,f4S, R59clce, OF both hemisphereS with
ICED success in every case and Il Il
4ndsOf Ladies' who have ueefi them tlS.t ~
y induced to make the Pills pTlblic IA. fI1s ~
1IeYIla.lon OF those suffering nom any Linen.
.tlLies lateyer, as well as to prevent an In
crease OF family where health win not peImif
= ONE PHIL rs 4 DOSE
Fsmales peculiarly situated, or those sup-
using thee Pms While Ia tat sonS ,Sga1 I6s
NE, invite miscarriage" after winch "a.
1lllty, although their womb Iis1.t
my sehlef to health OttierVi de PiiIs
ate eonmendeda * 4 ~ f1l ~
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY ~
~ az H asiiGttng complaints so peculiar
1sLto eieNon: q ste I,de ~ -lea-
-gglgn Flf!ls, RUN Of ,Blood h, ~
Sle1l q Green Sick
Of he Heart and 81 fiic I15
Sn ann s S S9EpP thatmost
aA4A otner female weaEenesses OF
80, 9he L.eueorrhGa, or FVhItes
I the me fiete q ~, Z, a..
~ tLiat can DO injury TO lie "a
~ n 6e sey oLlolgei and W., ID
i1a tneIn 70 be an te are = =, I
-eIlE ~ .sOCN IsssUPPICTENT
$4,000 Boxes have been goI,1 49,.
~ Two Years. =7e
4sa1 45loHsand BoEes sent by L..t,s. t,s.,..,l
10 an - ~ a. -! ~
t1tl!Sn answers have been I1af5I, Is
i it.les say nothing like the Si,6t.s IN ga
~ knoNn since TIIE sSisITSS, ~
MD uRosTfIR WoRTjI -
u IN - aemoHing Obsfruetf ofsS = -
& sssl Z sasllse % its Proper 1il11sSseygo =
~ Iii lEHRvEs and IjFi6sF6 8.
q Healthy 70 tiIssI - ~ me me
g. s. = siSE - A OF the
Price 61ef BOX e.-I
s9ld ~ KRAFT I, az 3.
WtoLelaIs tltts s n ~ l3selIsg: Genalai
ST5 l11ISt 6e IN lsllt oi1 AZ s1i
- ttE0.l isfl9si q ~
1194 y ~ ! ~ Ohio i-l lkeA2
llss .sl III. FsffIxfsESIsSs4
ending S1.00 % eifiieF AZ Tie
20 heelinaiP osf "a ~ Ha
70 IS3I 80 S tcpTIfi aIlya nv 4f1fI
sq1li1 i:fEee 81 % t9sefs
SOLE Prour,si:37 ' lsIG 5il
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NJ ,F4IT=A5lTpIs 1Io5 s;o,,o,,.,.,, =, -.

Tar THEATRE.-lIad. scheller,s bon.
eft came on last night ut Washington
Han, whore abe rendered with perfect
success thsi Interesting character of
.Lorlle.H .ToSnight, we feRTet to saw.
2 the last here OF this worthy trotipe -
We regret exceedihRly that their STAY
a1sath rs cannot be more protraeted.
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sASITAR4.-Ye Yesterday laBorers were
At work cleaning up market street.
near ogF ottiee. This IS another stem h
the right direction, and We h6pe viii IL
1olIoWed by many more sucf.
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STEIN Bros, cor. Main and Monroe
streets, have just received one OF the
largest stocks Of Ready Made Clothing,
Piece Goods. Trimmings and Gents
market. They call the attention OF
persons visiting Our city, COUNTRY
MERcHANTs particularly, to examine
their stock, as they are determined to
sen below Eastern prices. oc9.lm
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ss'taNe.l JOHNSON - SON,
Copper Tin and Shsst Iron Ware,
HAVING AVAILED OURSELVES on
- seu the ttrETpyed meintieS We are l1effeI.
prepared now ttiAn ever tb mi IN orii a. I'm
my aEIcle or work in the above line 81 bilsi-
e e.: NalnS and Conductors made to ofiIeTi
p9Slt Wofk done in q substantial ma
z Not1Lnanhken ma inner. p6aHa now ayine
t4s1.IH a attention to this branch q the
PARTICULAR no WHOLESALE Teaieis Ne ~ Ss5I
ol.er ueenlents that cannot Is foufld eISs-
X -. GUT stock Of sYaEe Is complefe and
" i 1II mt gu tilneS We f69n
2 etoGk g the latest and Inost aptroVeii7
tsfns OF Coal and Wood Stove EIIaSSSI al IN
t - g. W. 5O[5LEESQN.& SON,
- . q WHEELING w. VA.
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MARKET YESTERDAY EVENING
Agnin yesterday evening was the mar
ket most edectually crowded. At times
1t was almost impossible for persons to
travel through, and not few nor faint
were the denunciations from overload.
ed people on this crowd. Mnny persons
with no busEIiess there were out again
yesterday. 1t was suggested by gen
tleman in our hearing that it would be
good idea for the City Council TO pass
law allowing no one at market With
out basket. Ifthis would be enforced
we fear our readers would suffer fol-
market quotations., as we haven't vel
risen to the dignity of carrying mar
ket basket.
The following were the prices yester.
day: Beef I2n90c per pound; pork 2Oa
25c per pound; lard 25c per pound
turkeys Sl26a2 90 u piece; chickens 4Oc a
Peice; butter 4Oa5Oc per pound; eggs sOa
SOC per dozens apples 6Oa75c per peck
Irish potatoes S6a4Oc per peck; sweet
potatoes 500 per peck onions 6Oc per
bunch. -
Most all articles for sale, except sweet
potatoes, were pretty plentiful.
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Til Gglpa and ShRat Inn WaER.

ITAvIN6 INCREASED ArYFkcTT5T7E
III mr. the niantliAeture % the ABOVE 11.lis
CHS, lam prepared to llRIl orders TlFulnniiS,
g4lll4 - enelh Or eheqper than can BE- had ~
tens u STOVES, both Wood ard CO..
eIaSl VII yattll1le every stove Ian epdFs
and I'm and VIII give anca li0hs my pfsIIonSi
~ Sste9l.0n. Spounng Gnd GutfeEing %. hi
4Ssttl3S AlN9yS on hand. COPPER and EEi
NelY cheap Merchants and 5oflIeFs yisfipT
ne -lty WI do well TO give me can.
e d =. CAIDWEI,Is
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For Sails

For Sale. is.s a,
A VERY DES1RABLiE PROPERTY IN
"A Httchietpwn, consisting Of two full l0ts.
and 70 teet ofa third LOT, npon which there Is
z rooms and every convenience about e, One
store room q. feet 'front.' and B8 feet deem.
.5- ...4. ~ ? i. IRWIN
oeSI-lm so RaalEstate Agent
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CELLAR RonBRRY IN LAnEn1E.-on
Wednesday night last the cellar of Mr.,
John Dean, in LabeIle, was entered by
SOme unknown thief, or thieves, and
robbed Of its contents, consisting Of a
general stock Ofmarketihg, provisions,
&c, DC. s-g----
Last winter thens of this character
were FOR awhile OF almost nightly oc-
currancs In Ritchietown and I,abelle
hut an organized effort was made, and
the practice was broken up. We will
not, bo surprised, II the, above recorded
ltransAction proves to be the beginning
OF these foul practices this winter.
We advise our neighbors down
there to be on the lookout, and make
the work. : : = - =. 80 -
While on this subject We are remind
ed that small thefts Of all kinds are Of
frequent occurrence in our city. We
would like to see the thing broken M.
even ~ It requiresthe adoption of. me
mOat stringent measures. so
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valuable Property For. Sale.

T OFFER AT PRIVATE sALEbFY BRICK
u block OF store l1onsesl on Main stree, now
stores John IA. Hail. as a, Eaddler si1op, and
GleInenS q Co, As cabinet waTefo omiE ( : 80
= $50 the store rooms oceupfed by y. G. Or
0thess on the east side Of Main Street. NJ mot
gnld blythe INST of December next twill rent
the same for next year. y 7 e = :
THOMAS HORNBROOR.
sig..ies IS Once, Custdfn House
ReSidenee. No. 20 E6n street. F1fth ward.
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=. MllElErfSo OF THE BOARD or EDuCA-
HOx-Ths Board Of Edncation held a
regular meeting at the Council Cham
bers last night. asil
There we're present Messm. BIckle,
Crawford, ClOhRn, Hildreth, Hastings,
Hubbard, Afuth, Mcclellan, osterlinn,
FRAU, Sweeney Wheat and Wilson.
a report was received from the COM
mites on finance allowing number Of
bills as follows: Lewis Baker, S95 so;
Henry Gunther, S9s %; SWeeny, Bell d
Co q g; b. q J. N. ChaRnOck, 8 %;
Richard Nolan, $40 25s james Mc9raW,
70 IS; William Ewing, S12 so. Total,
$l9B 48. The report was adopted.
Amonthly report for October Of the
City superintendent of Schools was re-
eeiVed. This report shows the follow
ing number Of scholars In attendance
In the various townships:
Washington township, males 205, fe-
males 206, total al; Madison township.
males 196, females 132, total S2s; Clay
Township, males 153, females II4, total
26T; Union township, males 100, females
29, total $50; Centre and WebstertOVEn-
9hips, males 20, females 252, total 49,
Grand total, males $50, females gl8, ag-
gregate 1893. This report also exhibited
the per cent Of attRndanceAnd branches
OF study In the different schools which
presented very satisfactory exhibit,
Inc property Of the several school dis
tricts was assessed by this report at the
value OF. SO, o65. ---.-------- :
A motion was adopted authorizing
the city superintendent of schools 10
purchase fuFniture,-desksA and seats,-
for the Island and Webster township
school houses. fittifgf
A motion to purchase stoves for the
same school houses was adopted.
a motion TO purchase some lots in
Madison township for school DuFDosps
was argued for a considerable length of
time, and finally len open until the
next meeting.
The Board adjourned after quite a
Protraetsd session TO meet ON Saturday
night next
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GAI,I,ERY

AoRros Street bet.psen 1fatn & .RaTkst.
DHoToGRApHs OR FTASIsHRn
IN y, ol o. India Ink, nom lie or copied
CARD PHorOGRAPHS-Pnrti mains
taken With THIS Popular style Of pictnFe :
Publishers pFioas = = -, isA4+4AA
A GOD variety Of GILT q ROSEWOOD
II EItAAALtS VIII always be ON, hand af reSsonS-
p1e Ptlser- declS
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Hate. Of PhnShelnh,a


WH0 HAS LOCATED sIYSFsEr.E per.
PFzzsB SPe " ~ 81 80 g THIRD 8Z7aEE7
q, propo to cure Gonorrhopa a,,I, c.las,
Slls 70 days Rithtif inferfer.
- YIN qiet or "a fSS31sSSs ISJ
plllls IN fLou one 10 dVts IdSSS. 300
NJ 5Ss u 3 lLoin one to three y3eieS 6rfnT-
~ ~ seminal EN- isSions Sf0nff In fnSm
5lSe y zen Skin M N 6tSe+
~ private nature, treated win Iin.
aId 81 ipEelas, Neuralgia, DispepK scron,la
81 ~ in of The Blood aIIi5 iiseSseS
II. w w. and Liver Ereetifif cnred fy
!, ~ 9 lebEated Fx ffaf2f AZ FiTeSTeed
mr. - 70 pc procured from no other
A1g E,y,-.-. r iis1tati
~ l 4EssAfiAlTFENAGoGUE FOR LADIES.
y6 A com pound ana sold only by On
~ ~ TAINTED to remove an ORA fncfj0ns
~ sis 1talt1y mems iFi1al fit,t1d 5ff1nSTfInp
~ nu activity to the syHteiI1. nFice 81
~ ~ ~ ttle.i Innate cases OF -l0ur BANDING
~ ~ ~ llte 40. q which a four Efron.
81 A. ~ V . e price s per bottle -,
49, ie9 iAdie5 shonld not MA the above
l44oi tQr reasons made known Win each
sq a SAFE ceTtnIn and healthy rravanta-
i've 70 conception form "a an \ 1lrffrStIo[
etons AZ g distance by Stn fFii0 - IT SvTnr-
e9ill@ age andltoccnpa ton, en- feeai1e netii
vi ~ e2l1 elFely packed from ohser-
n; Adore pt. DUNG. No. 4, mini street;
q e hlfo Hail Second moor
81 ~ ~ 41lhkt near l[afkef Office honFS
. = u. y = M. and p m. to p.m. oc3
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woURE wARRANTE D@
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sEc4tJ e4e,lals lf,'op.'.
SYMPTOMS,

TIVE SYMPTOMS OF oArARRH as
they gsPsEal afs az d aII t tat
they have frequent attacks, and ara more
sensitive to the changes of temperature m
thIs condition, the nose may be dry, or asllght
fifscharve thin and ncrid, Afterwards becom.
Ing thick and adhesive. As the disease pc
cnTnes chronic, the discharges are increaseQ "
t6ielf md hetiE5 ard art hntFk "a Of S6nsbed
on. The secfetions are offensive, causing a bad
are weak the sense Of the smell Is lesSened or
DESTROYED; deafness frequently takes place:
Another common and important symtom Of
hIsthr0af IA the ming of q thick or Shiny
mucus, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the
way to the lungs, and should lose no time IN
resting II.
symPtomGeIEi3 T5YlLS eUt'z
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BUGAR

3 5s5 E9lsA CHOICE PR. SUGAR.
z ~ b19 Iq1E and Fully Fair CubaSuanrs.
,aflsS = ~ ~ Edered. Id Granu-
.zssqd y = lt5iAt.o s.tstta sui
II. 8 ~ ~ k 23la " goEee Sueaff sn.Esif
~ Y 91lst CQnee Smear. eos
s9fifa sl1S1si IISSs recsISed
tit h-lh4AGS Cflqlcs no lcl3fiiI r. fSrSeeiV
PR4oR5 HHSbRRN 90
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For Sale
For Sale.

b.. 80 EOftSales s9- ssF
4 PIECE OF LAND ON THE BROW OF
i the hill, in the northern part Of the city.
containing II acres The soil Il well adapted
70 gEape growing. and the exposure Il certain
and s51,ibssI 3oE an 1. a2 sasts ~
lngS the whole enclosed with q substantial
fence. VIII be sold very cheap. 5el.-ll ), b
now .lsib u Real Estate Agent.
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DIR. IOmNsTON.

Member Of the ROYAL College Of Surgeons
LOndGn. Graduate from one of the most emil
nent COLLEGES in the United States, and the
the hospitals Of London, Paris Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effeeted some Of the most
astoniSning cures TINT wt ever Known:
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alAt1ned at sndnen enundsi tas hful1eA With
frequent bluRhing, attended sometimes with
arrangement Of mind, were cured immedIl
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MKRrtNo OF THE BoARD or EDucA-
Ho9.-The Board Of Education held a
regular meeting at the Council Cham
befs last night. s@ sfl-sii
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured tllemSelyes by certain
practice indulRed in when. alone, habit fTe-
qnently learned nom evil companions, or at
school, the effects Of which are nightly felt
even when asleep. and Il not cured, renders
MAJ MAJ Eftage impoS tble, and destroys both mind
. Whata pity that 3 Young man, the hope of
ms country, the darling ofhis parents, should
ments Of life, by flIe conRedT1enres an SisySi9.
ting nom the path of mature and indulqinp
IN n 9 certain secret habit. Such persons, MUsT