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MORE TRoUBLs WITH THE MDlANs.-Our de-
spatches from St Louis yesterday announced
that the Indian war had again commenced on
the Western plains. 1. seems from this ac-
count that several white men have been mas
sacred, and oil manner Of depredations COM
mitted by the Indians in the vicinity Of Forts
Reno and Laramie. From this intelligence we
infer that q set of reckless spectators have
been looking around for some opportunity to
make fortune. and have stirred up conflict
between the whites and the Ind ans on the
Western borders. These difficulties with the
Indians bring grist to their mills, by making it
necessary for the government to concentrate
troops in that locality, and thus expend large
sums Of money which these spectators manage
to get hold Of This has been the origin Of
nearly all our wars with the Indians, from the
Florida war down. That originated in the
same way and cost the government some thirty
millions before it was over. But o few men
engaged in melting the Indians to commence
their depredations made fortunes out of It,
They cared nothing for the suffering or the
massacre of few citizens. As long as 1t
enabled them to make money out Of 1t, their
object was accomplished. The same is true
with these troubles on the Western plains. If
the government could in some way keep these
unprincipled men away from the Indians there
would be no more trouble with them, and these
outbreaks would never occur. But as 1t is, we
shall have constant repetition Of Indian out
breaks as long as there are any Indians left on
our Western border. An determination of the
spectators or the Indians is the only thing
that will prevent the massacre Of peaceable
settlers in that section Of the country.
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DEATH er An AsTNT ann porr

CINCINNATI, August TO- ls66.
William Brannsn, an artist and poet Of some note
died this city yesterday o. Inflammation Of the brain
He was author Of the work enited ysgarics OF Van.
dyke Brown
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This statement has been frequently contrasted
with that Of our own extravaganza during our
four years. war. and the example and superior
system Of the European commended.
The King of Prussia Is an able politician, and
puts the best face on the matter; but In reality
the expenses of his war have been immense
very much greater relatively than our own !;
and 1t appears that he contracted his debt, and
now proposes to pay It, in manner which our
rulers did not dare attempt Prussia had been
preparing for this war for ten years. Needle
guns, ammunition, uniforms and subsistence
have cost her large amounts, and to get them she
contracted debts without the necessary ap-
prevail Of the Diet-in other words, illegally.
Now, on the principle that the end justiies the
means, the King announces to the Diet-which
he has in his own hands-that he expects his
illegal budgets Of the past several years to be
legalized, and that the several provinces shall
assume their proportion of the debt Further
than this, he sends his generals into Frankfort,
Wurzburg and Saxony, and quietly announces
that his levies are to be paid or the cities will
be bombarded. This Is mode Of carrying on
war without expenses which we could not very
well recognize in this country, and the conse.
quence is our war debt does not compare
favorably with that OF Prussa-particularly as
the last occupied only month of time, while
ours lasted four years.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THs PARK CoSoERr.-The Park Commissioners an
nounce that IL the weather Is fine there will DO music
the Mall at the Park to day, commencing at four p
NJ, by the Park band, under tho leadership Of IL b.
Dodworth. The following is the programme
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

All advertisements handed in until half past nine
o'clock in the evening win be classified under appro-
pirate headings but proper classification cannot be
insured after that hour.
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make amends to Queen Emma for the want Of
courtesy Of our City Fathers; but let him enter
into no diplomatic correspondence with her
or no will never get through writing letters.
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TERRACE GARDEN, Third Avenue between Fifty
eighth and Fifty ninth streetsrHxo THox 0RcHKsrRA
GARDEN coScKars commencing at O'Clock.
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CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE. a
Mechanics Hail. Az Broadway-IN VARIETY LIGH
AND LAucuABIx EsrrRraisaKyrs coRps DE Ballet &c
Your TURN MKT. Matinee ~ ~ O'Clock.
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| VESSELS DESTROYED sy fire AT NEW ORLEANS.
NV ORLEass, August 10. 1893
The steamers Adams and Saratoga wcro destroyed BY
Ore last night Loss $50 600, about hair Insured
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BLEECKER STREET CIRCUS. between Perry and
Charles strees-RIDisG, vAuLrtSG, &c.
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HOOLBy'S OPERA HOUSE, Brookiyn--EraioptAS Mry
sssxLsY-bALLADs bURLS>oUEs AND PANrosIxss
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NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY. 6lS Broadway. -
LECTURES oxY.HYDRocvN MrcRoscorE twice
daily. HEAD AND RIUHr ARM OF PRossT. Open from
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Preparations for Laying tho Corner Stone
The President and his Cabinet TO be Pres.
enf--Gen. John A. Dix TO Deliver the Ora.
Tim.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE 2OI Bowerv.-Oosi,
yoCALtss-NEGao MissrReLsY-BALLEr DyFRrissEn Ea1
&o-NKw YoRK DETxorvE. Matinee at 2h O'Clock.
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The War EXPENSES or PRussA.--In the
speech Of the King Of Prussia on opening
the Prussian Chambers on the 9th Inst b
made the extraordinary statement that The war
against Austria had been carried 10 . % ocess-
full conclusion without the imposition on The
people Of any other tsx or burden than the
supplying Of he army with food and provsndsr.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

woon'S THEATRE. Broadway. opposite the ST. Nicholas
Hote.-RouGH Observation-Disclosures LAST LEGS
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THE TURF, FIELD AND FARA1.-Mr!
Richard M3GregOr, Jr.y agent for the
Turf Field and Farm, a weekly news
paper published in New York city. IS
now In town and viii remain for some
days. Those desiring to sutsoribe for
a paper which gives an the Exporting
news of interest, and yet does not pre-
sent the immOralities which form a
Large part OF sporting papers, should
not neglect this opportunity of handing
their names TO Mr.. M'Gregor. Besides
matters pertaining to the turf, the breed
ing and raising Of horses and stock,
and agricultural matters in general,
the paper furnishes matter of interest
to all classes of society, and will be q
welcome companion to any fireside.
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AN INCIDENT AT THE j AIL.-The FAM
lily OF Tailor Jones has been very much
reduced in numbers lately by the de-
Parture of many of its cherished menu
bsrs for the Penitentiary at Mounds
vile. The exodus LETT things in a
gloomy state. No Jest nor laugh
echoed as usual through the corridors
and cells. All was hushed as-weIl. a
beer saloon at seven O'Clock in the
morning. But this state of affairs was
not to continue.
AT the last term of the Circuit Court.
Elizabeth Lucas, n lady ofmixed blood,
was convicted of stealing household
'nxtns" from domestic establishment
on the Island, and sentenced to a term
OF imprisonment at the jnil. She
was OF course handed over to
Jones, and was supplied with quarters.
On Saturday morning last, at abSnt ,
O'Clock, the physician of the iail was
hurrtedlY summoned from his bed to
attend to the case of Miss Lucas, who
was sick. The Doctor placed his pro-
1eSSional skin at the service of the lady
and her matronly eyes were soon bless
ed with the sight of a fine boy of uncer-
tain color. He had hardly taken a fnll
inspiration of the breath Of life, hoWeV
or, before he set mp such suuall as
made the worthy Tailor awaken from
his sleep, and demand of the Waterman
what all that noise was about. The
Waterman explained In a few pointed
sentences that Miss Lucas had only
been following the sCriptuFal command.
Whereupon, Mr.. Jones retired, muir
murIng to himself, itsuch Is life.i'
AT last accounts mother and child
were doing we'll.
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SOHooL FOR CoLoRED FoLKs.-We
HRmpden street, fourishing educa-
tiOnal institution for the sole and ex-
elusive use and benefit of tho colored
children of the city. 1t has recently
been started and now numbers up
wards of thirty-five regular scholars.
The teacher is colOTed man from
SleubenYille.
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aLECTUREs.-A highly interesting
course of lectures isnow being dsliV-
cred by the Rev. Mr.. McLure, of the
United Presbyterian Church, on the
Book OfEsther. The lectures arc given
at 3 o'clock on Sunday afternoons.
Yesterday the third chapter of Esther
was under discussion. go
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ADVERTISE! ADVERTISE 1.-THE fol.
lowing from the Pittsburgh Gdzetfe.
part of sketch of a business house IN
that city, happily illustrates the bene-
hts of liberal advertising:
Ina brief interview with one of our
most liberal patrons, y few days since,
wetnqutred his experience ofthe policy
OF advertising. We regard his answer
as noteworthy, and commend it TO the
consideration of others. He said the
same kind of business in which he Is
engaged had been carried on at thesame
stand for ten years by one, and nearly
ton years by another predecessor. That
these men gave diligent attention TO
their business, and were sober and fru-
gal, but spent nothing for advertising
They were Just barely able TO exc out a
living. That he bought out the con-
Germ ten years ago, and began debtor
Tor the whole establishment, He felt
poor, and only expended flfty dollars
per annum In each of the business pa
Pers the first year; that subsequently,
ne increased his expenses to several
thousand dollars annually for ndver-
Using, and the result has demonstrated
Its marvellous utility, and he is TODAY
worth Sl75, 600, and his annual nrofifs
are constantly inCreasinE.''
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The SPoILING OF A New HAT.-A
very indignant gentleman was met on
the street yesterday afternoon. He had
As he was passing through Sprigg
House alley, some careless person threw
water out Of a window, which fell upon
the gentloman's new hat, drenching it
completely. It is bad thingto have
ones new hat spoiled, but it is worse
to be made the laughing stock of the
irreVeFent crowd --
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For Sale

TIHE PROPERTY IHERRTOFoRB oC-
cupied by Isaac Hoge. near the Court
House, in the thriving town of Moundsville,
West Va, consisting Of n good brick dwelling
house, stable and out bui ldings, together with
and aftording an abundantsuppfy OF choice
fruit OF every variety. IfnOt sold before win
be offered at public sale at the front door OF
Marshall county Court House on Wedneg-
day, the 2Sth day OF November 1855 For
particulars, apply To the subscriber, on the
premises. slUI H arFt w. VTHO0E.
nOyl4-lWid5tWS
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MEETING AT THE UNION CLUB RooI.
"A very interesting meeting was held
at the Union Club Room, Saturday
evening, at which resolutions were
passed looking towards the selection of
candidates for the ensuing charter
election. See advertisement.
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A CASE OF LUNACY.-This morning
an investigation will be had, at the
jail, ofthe case of Mary Walker, charged
tho one whose arrest, for annoying peo-
pie Mt whose houses she had formerly
lived in the capacity of servant girl,
we recently noticed. 1t is said she has
gone crazy from the excessive use of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-26

LECTURE AT THE ST.. JAMES CATTLE
DRAL.-We invite public attention to
the advertisements, at the head of this
column, of the lecture to be delivered
by the Right Rev. Bishop Whelau, at
the st. James Cathedral, on the even
ing of the 20th inst. DOG Il4.fs -
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'8nteIs.
Starnm House

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
informs his hiendsand the pnblicPeneFai
" That he Will open the ''t5tnnim II oIIsa mo
= water street, on MOndAynext. The House
anu - complete In every respect. The Pro
pr1etoF pledges himself TO spare no pains 10
IelSael AIS {suests comfoTtab and hopes To
receive a liberal share of patronage
Ample stabEng, attended by a careful and
.Iuss=sP - HENRY srAMM.
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PREPARATIONS FOR Ho1D1Na CouRr.
As the December term OF the Circuit
duty 1t is to provide for it, are busiIY
engaged getting up dockets, drawing
jurors, DC. On last Saturday the Re-
corder drew the names of twenty-eiRht
good and lawful men of the county OF
Ohio, to serve as jurors at the coming
term, for the trial of civil causes and
misdemeanors. We are not prepared
to give their names. u :
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To BE TR1ED.-At the December term
OF the Circuit Court. it is probable that
trials will be had of the rudiRns
charged with raping Rebecca Burk-
hardt. Three of these, 1t will be re-
membered, have already received trial
ana sentence, and are now langnishlng
within the limits of the penitentiary at
MOundsville. If the remaining parties
prove to be as guilty az the first three
We're, It is to be hoped they may re-
ceiye good long terms under the super
vision of the State.
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PRAIsEwoRruY.-We learned Satur-
day, that gentleman of means and
liberality, one of our most prominent
citizens, intends providing the prison.
ers ut the Jail with "A dinner on the 10Th,
Thanksgiving Day.
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YIN. G. A.-The Rev. Mr.. Kibbie,
pastor of the NJ. l.. Church on the Is
land, will deliver an address to the
Young Mems Christian Association, at
the room on Monroe street, this even
ing Mt o'clock.
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TIE property on Hampton street,
formerly occupied by Mrs. PIgmau,
now deceased, has recently passed into
the possession of John G.. Chandler,
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Mr.. ]. T. sooTT, ieweler, intending
to remove to Pittsburgh, has disposed
of his dwelling house on the North
side of Hampton street, to Isaiah
kline. Esn. - -
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss

Immed iately cured and full vigor restored
:, rms distressing affection, which rsnfia,-
NE miserable and marriage impossible "a inc
penalty paid by the victims of impfoper iNo
o1igencies. Young persons are too ant fo
commit excuses mum not being aware az tIo
dreadful consequences that may ensue Now
VINO that understands the subject will ms
lost sooner by those falling Into imnTonn91Ss.
99slolIs than BY the PRUDENT BesideS bein1
49gsPElNeq 81 the pleasure of healthy offSprinG:
poLh BODY and mind arise. The System he
comes deranged, the Physical and MentsJ
Eunc0onH Weakened, Loss of Prnre9fiTo
Power, Nervous Irritability, DYSPEPSIA. PaInII
t91lon oftha Heart Indigestion, COnstitutj6n-
al Oebll1tyf and Wasting ofthe Frame, CouUh
consumption. Decay and Death sAb
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CLEANING UP.-Our citizens were
pleasantly surprised on Saturday at
the appearance OF laborer buRIly en-
gagged shovelling mud off the crossings.
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DIR. JOHNsON.

Member of the Royal College of surpaorv
london Graduateofoneo fthem6st eminent
Solieges In the United States, and the grsSter
part OF whose Life has been spent IN tie no.
Pltals of London, Paris, PHILADELPHIA and
elsewhere, has effected some of the most a.
tonlShlng cures that were ever known. manv
troubled with ringing In the head and en-,
Wnen asleepIgTeat neryo usneSs being alarIne'I
AZ sudden sounds, baS1fuInesS, with fre0uent
IS1e,a4 attended sometimes with derange-
mentor mind, were cured Immediately
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,ss DR. 3. a. RUSSELL.
PRACTICAL SURGEON.
ONCE Quincy street, opposite Convent,
jys-sm WHEELING, W. Va.
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ETIH1S COMPANY HAVING OR3ANIZ
y edinApEil, 1854, in conjunction with the
Wen known nrm Of Cache d Co, as \ font
SOCK company OF
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions in some
OF the best establ tshm6 htS of this counfryand
F1anoS combine an the eXceIlencieSo OF an the
latest tnpFOVementsSan twill be appaFentfO
al that men. whose skin and abIlit files haVinR
0een approved by the best manufac turefa viii
nol be less successful when their own I'M eFeEf
and reputation are involved. Asa testfrnonV
70 the aboVes they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL COMPE
TTToRs, 2'eil
by the judges Of the late Exhibition held NJ
ne Maryland Institute of Baltimore, Nd, IN
a The Pianos being sufficiently introduced in
tLlls elty1 and having proved equal II not mi
per1or TO any heretofore known, IY1oSe mi
with the greatest eAraAnfl OF the lSSsf In0fe-
ma, VIII save DedleTs siOlI which only
nakes pianos mora costly, but by no means
nlcfe Va able, BY sending orders directly TO
me 4letolYi IS above Directed or nv 3
Ct Professor HARALAS KRYTFsFfTS so ia
Market street, for further dnfolnotfon. Al
guarantee Tor nVByelTs Is given as TeElIJiR SlT-
E1loltlty OF cons L0clion, foG every 1nsiFunienf
and VII be kept in, time Tor one year 11ee n
eae1ge, Cd ptdllo9 kdEell n e1elldli9s. = :,
z ReEsonsWfshing tOhaYa their Pianos tunea
q repaired viii please leave oFI1eFl ~ ~
place above named, as the Tuner OF SaIli egt6f
lshment VIII be here every three months.
feb8-ly
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WaT sIMm.RTnM

utHoLEsALE' DEALER IN TOBACCO.
w SNUFF AND CIGARS, No. So Main
street Respectfully invites the attention oi
deolefB to his large VRT1ety of Virginia TlaIlTi-
tactured Tobaccos OF old and long 6staijiisI1eIl
reputation, among which VIII be found Inc
following brands: flEsl . 81 80
B. F.(3faVeIy, J.B. PAGE III.
IS 1 ES4E;4sfs sSl55s 81 q. L. Baldwin,
VIM. CHAMPION. n i5NFi ES1ISItS5.. -
In addition he has q large assoTfne e ~ SiI,e
brands, consisting of p0nnds ~. 81. i0'S I5i-
navy R9pndsq ana hall pounds, Fig and Nav
Twist DC, &c; with many dffisrsnt b+aI1iIs =,
I'm ~ re ESoEte9 llge1s. Allof which win Sc sod
% ne Irafe q tair prices 3 .. au2S
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.s.7s -. GA ygTNGIRTER. ~
%, 10 &c S. %.
nLLl9 W. =. - WHEELING. VIVA.
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IN nnln POPLAR BLOOM HANDLEs
lUgUUV 30 Ibs Broom " Ire. s-E5 =
and for sale BY CHAS. ii. BERRY.
iyS No. Is a - Waterst
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RIVER NEws.-The river was falling
last night, with about nine feet in the
channel. ,,eNl
There was about the usual amount
of business transacted on the wharf,
Saturday and yesterday.
The New State has arrived and Is
now laid up waiting for business to get
brisker. '
The boats for to-day are the Eagle,
for Parkersburg, at IL a. M; Rees, for
Suntish, at 8 p. M; Logan, for Steuben-
Vile, at ~ p. M; and GAINESVILLE, for
Bellair. at z and 10 a. M, and p. m.
No packet for Cincinnati.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR., ]. addresses all those who have in,rro,,
themselves by Inn proper Indulgence and soIS.
uniting 1'9t them for either business, study, So
These are some OF the sad and nleloncbolv
effects produced by early habits OF y0ntL Wy
weakness Of the Back and Limbs Pains iI1
Inc Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss or NIuscnlaI
SoWer, POLARIZATION of the Heart, Dyspensja1
Nervous 1rrttability, Derangement OF the d.
geShve Functions, General Debility. Svnn
toms Of Consumption, &c.
MlSTALLY.--Thef fearful effects on the mind
are much to be dreaded. Loss OF Memorv
S&SonlituSion Of Ideas, Depression of Spirits
Dlstrust, Love Of Solitude, TImIdity. &C.. ane
some OF the evils produced @-N'' 'i0
Ihonsands OF persons of all ages can now
Judge what is the cause of their [IecIIning
health, losing their vlgor, becoming weaF
R IA nervous and emaciated, having singu!
Sy T aPPeafanee about the eyes, Cough, and
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. Comply
OFFICE BA1r.& ONO RA1nRoADCo., I
NEIEsEI.TLIEl lima IL lHlhR Z !
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
egfolloHipg schedule on and Rttsf grpb
ft'ts13P 6! AccoMoDA I4oN sTiisA1N! liz I
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! MARRIAGE.

=, Married Persons, or Young Men contamn,o-
tlng marriage. being aware ofPhysicai Wea1tiits--
n mes, organic Debility, Defomities, speedily
he who places himself under the careo,Dr
= may Fehgtously cOnfide In his honor ms n
hHlA as 9 phyHcian. --L.----- =. = q. -Na
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American Life Drops

For the speedy cure OF
1F.f3l ID I u II Fl II RIA
Coughs Colds HoaTSeneES Sore Throat Brou-
chitls, Rheumatism, and all kindred
IL .i7 complaints. f,.s, .1744f
NOR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
Il been before the people, and the ,YerdIct
returned nom eyeEy quarter, by the CON
sumerS of the hair mllilon bottles that have
been sold within that time, Il, that ifFf
ar. ALWAR8 CURES" i'ust
Read the following, which Is only q speci-
men OF the many Letters we 6re daily fecalV-
ing: siFsIafIFs
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UNRIvALED.-The Baking Powder manu-
featured by Edmund Booking, No. Odd Fell
lows Hall Try it, If you have not already
done SO. Sold by GrOces and Dealers gene