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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-05

JOHN Guy bore n striking resemblance
to General Lewis Cas-, and while he was
proprietor Of the National Hotel, In WASH
ington, the Michigan Senator was among
his favored guests. Guy dressed like
Cass, and although not as portly, his face,
including tho wHrt, was strikingly SINH.
lar. Ono day western friend OF the
house came In after long ride, dusty and
tired, and walking up TO the office, en-.
countered General Cass, who was quietly
standing there Mistaking him Tor Guy,
he slapped him on tho shoulder and OK.
claimed: "Wcll, old fellow, here I am;
tho last time hung my hat up in your
shanty, one Of your clerks sent me 10 the
fourth story; but now that ! have got hold
Of you, | insist upon o lower ROOM"
The General, q most dignitled per.
sonage, taken aback by this start.
ling salute, Coldly replied: "YOu have
committed mistake, sir ! am
not Mr.. Guy; am General Cas- Of Michi-
gan" and angrily turned away. The wes.
tern man was shocked at the unconscious
outrage he had committed; but before he
had recovered from his modification,
General Cass who had passed around the
office, confronted him again, when,
second time installing him for Guy, he
faced him and said "lIere you are At last.
| have just made devil Of q mistake; l
met old Cass and took him for you, and l
am afraid the Michigander has gone of
mad" What General Cass would have
said may well he imagined, II the real
Guy had not approached and rescued the
innocent offender from the twice. assaled
and twiCe.angere statesman.
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TELLIGENCER TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 1877
Medical.
ONE MILLION OF LIVES SAVED


tits one Of the remarkable lAets Of tlIlA remar.
kahlo age, not maFely that % many peEsons are
the Victims OF dyspepsia on ind soihon, but its
willing victims. Now, we would not be under.
stood to say that any one regards dyspepsia with
iAvor, or feels disposed 70 rank II among the lux
urles OF life. Far rom It. Those who have ex.
peTlenced its torments wOuld scout such an idea.
All dread It, and would gladly dispense with Its
unpleasant hmillaTiles. Mark Tapley, who was
Jolly under all the trying circumstances in which
he was placed, never had an attack OF dyspepsia,
or his j0lllty would have speedily forsaken him,
Men and women sometimes suffer its tOTiuTesun-
cOmplAlnllgly but whoever heard Of person
who enjoyed themi
or all the mutifarIous diseases TO which the
human system IL liable, there is perhaps NO one
so generally prevalent as dyspepsia, There are
diseases more acute and painful, and which more
frequently prove fatal; but none, the effects OF
which are so depressing to the mind and so posi-
lively distressing to the body. II there Ia "A
wretchcd being In the world II Is
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BETHANY COLLEGE.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION:

are provided for both public and private board.
Ing, and unfinished rooms will be let 10 students
WHO Wish 70 board themselYes.
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tsiy Who have become the Victims Vt Sob
which annually Swecps Ia an untimrIv g mav''
,nHpusauua :" Young men Of the Inn-I cyrsIu,
tieNis hhd brilliant intellect, WIN miyhf nthr,
Muse nave shtFanccd listening scnatcs win The
iiyinI I'VE NAV call vim NAKED TO tcrtacy thu
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A CONFIRMED DYsPRPTIC,

But 10 not our intention TO dIscant on the
horrOra Of dyspepsia. To describe them truth
FULLY Is simply an imposAiblity, but II 10 possible
pepsiA Ia perhAps the most universal Of human
diseases. This Is GmphAtlcAlly the case in the
United States. Whether this general prevalence
Is due to tho ehanGtGFOf the food, the method OF
IL preparation, or the hasty manner in which II
Is usually swallowed, il not our province TO OK:
plain. The great hc.wilh which we arc called
In deal II lhls.
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~ 4gYVXlH1
Ght0RtelElgeltGe1,,
FLO AND l.

one glorious morn-'twas In September
A radiant day In happy long ago,
On memory hearth lis still an rmbcr,
We went a fishing, | and Flo.
The -un had barely peeped above
The eastern hills, all Hinged with glory,
Which seemed reelected In the love
That bcAncd-hut listen To the story
II.
The dancing WAVcs were Of that golden tint
That one Il apt 10 think lave hiTy strands,
Their eEesta Just ioyed with by the snn rays
Seemed Jewels rare on Maids hands
And through this shining waste, from prhhlr0
shore,
In dainty shallOp ruwed We twain,
The crystals h4Shlng from my oar
In FiOraa eyes lived bright again
III.
The anchor fell with pleasant plash,
And soon our lines were In the Sel.
All, me, that morning. trip was rash,
For caught fsh hut she caught me
used line, but she u lash
That rested Ona cheek OGsnOw,
But never hid the dangerous Hash
OF bcautcOus cycs-lhG eyes of Flo,
".
The scene thai morn il stu before me,
A. bright as then, tho am old.
The charming face OF Flo comes DER me,
With TOguish laugh, and hair Of gold
As sitting In the boat she angled
For fish that should be pltdSed To die,
When from her slender line they danglcd,
glltteEing prize, 'twi1t sea and SKY
V
And all this while from Venus, knee,
That cruel angler, little Cupid,
Had thrown his line into lOyos sea
To Dish for me, who dreadful stupid,
Rushed blIndy forward TO my fate,
And soon was tangled In his snare.
But who would not tho glittering bait
Was laughing eyes and sunny hair,
vi.
! shall not tell what then | said
whisper low-Rnd then hush,
In which there dropped lovely head,
While snowy check became blush.
Bnt soon twas time TO take to oar;
lrOwGd IN pebby strand again,
And stood captive on the shore
captive bound with rosy chain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-05

In an idle hour, twenty.onc years ago,
Alfred Townsend,a Cape Ann jewcier,
engraved his name on an old.fashioned
copper cent, md paid It out in the course
ortrndc, The cent took up n line Of
march and went out upon the world,
strange countries for to see; but like the
prodtgal son It tired Of wandering, and
came back to Mr.. Townsend one day last
week, rs 1t went out, III the course oi
trade. II would he curious to know
where that penny went, and how many
dollars worth oI dcbtsit paid while OF
ia travels.
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Tuition hABbeen reduced from $50 to $50 per
session. Boarding nom - 70 g per week. On:
illrnlshed rooms nom 20 30 per session, and
FREQ tuition 10 SONS Of Ministers VI the Gospel
Of all denominations.
For further particulars apply for catalogue to
Prof. G., l.. IOOs, Secretary; OF, to
W. X. PENDLET0N, President,
lyi7 BETHANY, WesL Virginia.
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DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS

almost universally.
Nearly every other person you meet Is victim,
an apparently willing one; Tor were this not the
case, why so many sufferers, when certain,
speedy and safe remedy ID within tho reach Of
all who desire to avail themselves OF ~ But
tho majority will not. Blinded by prejudice, or
deferred by some other unexplained Influence,
they rehlsO to accept the relief preferred them.
They turn deaf car To the testimony OF the
Thousands whose spferings have been allCYiat0d,
and with strange infatuatlon, appear TO cling
with desperate determination TO their ruthless
t0rmGnt0r, But says dyspeptic: What is this
remedy to which we reply; This great allGvia.
tor OF human suffering 10 almost as widely known
as tho Rnglish language, II has allAyed the ago.
nles Of Thousands, and Is to-day carrying comfort
and encouragement to thousands OF Others. This
acknowledged panAcea Is mono other than DE-
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or his Invaluable TONIC. lie has prepared
another medicine, which Is rapidly winning Ito
way. to popular favor because OF itS intrinsic
merit. This 10
HooFLAND's PoDoPHYLL1N PILL,
perfect substitute for mercury, without any OF
mercury'B evil qualities.
These wonderful Pills. which are Intended To
act upon the Liver, are mainly composed Of 20.
dophyllln, or the
VITAL PRINCIPLE OF THE MANDRAKE
ROOT.
Now we desire the reader 10 distinctly under.
stand that this extract OF the Mandrakeis many
times more powerful than tho Mandrake itsOf.
II 10 the medicinal virtues OF this healthgivlng
plnat In perfectly pure and highly concentrated
FORM Hence II 10 that two Of tho Polophyn
Pills constitute full dose, while anywhere elk
Mandrake arc required. hePodophyiiin
ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE LIVER,
stimulating lts functions and cauSlngIt to make
its hillary BecretlOns In regular and proper GUAM.
titles. The injurious results which invariably
follow the use Of mercury 10 entirely avoided by
their use. But It is not upon the Liver only that
drake contained In them 10 eklllfully combined
with four other extracts, one OF which acts upon
the stomach, one upon the upper bowels one
upon tho lower bowels, and one prevents any
gripping effect, thus producing q pill that innl.
enCeB the entlrO dlRestlV and allmentAry system,
In an equal and harmonious manner, and It's Ac.
ton entirely free from nausea, vomiting or grip.
Ing pains common to all other purgatlves.
Possessing these much desirable qualities, the
POdOlOphyllln becomes invaluable asa B..
FAMILY MEDICINE.
No household should be without them. They
ARA URFfNeNtV eadUtHa hat fNH an R1tn0-
~ dose, are prompt and efficient In action. and
when used In connection with DR.. Iloonanh's
dermAn Bltters, or Tonic, may DO regarded aa
certain specifics In all cases Of Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, OF any OF the disorders to which the
system 10 ordinarily subject The
PODoPHYLL1N PILLS
act upon the stomach and buwels. carving M
improper distinctions, while the Bittors or Tonic
purify the blood, strengthen and inyIeorate tbe
frame, give tone and appetite TO the stomach and
thus build up the Invalid anew.
Dr.. HooAind, having provided internal reno.
dies for diseases, has given the world one mainly
for external application, In the wonderful pre-.
paratlon known a.
Dr.. HooFLAND's GREEK OIL.
This OIL 10 sovereign rvmvuy for pains and
aches Of all kinds,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache, Chilblains,
sprains, Burns, Pain In the Back and Ioihs,
RlngwOrfns, &C., &C., all yield to lts external Ap
pllcaton Thenumber Of cures effected by II Il
Taken internally u ie q enre for Heart burns,
Kidney Diseases, Sick Headaches, Collie, Dyson.
terry, Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Palms In the
Stomach, Colds, Asthma, &c.
The Greek OIL Ia composed entirely Of healing
gums and essential oils. The principal lngredt.
Part Of Greece. lte effects as destroyer Of pain
are truly magical Thousands have been benefit.
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LET I'M BR REMEMBERED,

lrst OF all, that HooFLAND's GERMAN BIT
TIERS Ia nOtR rum beverage.
They arc not alcoholic In any sense Of the term
They arc composed wholly Of the pure juice or
vital principle OF roots. This Ia not mere 49,.
sertion, Tile extracts from which they ore com.
German chemists Unlike any other BItters In
the market, they are wholly free from Bplrituous
ingredients, The objection which hold with so
much force against preparations Of this class,
namcly-thata desire for intoxicating drinks IL
stimulated by their use, arc not valid In the case
of the German BlttGTs. SO far from encouraging
or intoxicating taste or desire for InebriGtiBg
beverages, II may be confidently asserted that
their tendency IL In Numerically opposite d..
TGCtyOn. Their effects can he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-05
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.

The Institution has complete set OF Phllo.
sophIcal Apparatus, and students who wlph II
are trained In the nsO Of Field Instruments also
a thoroughly fitted up Laboratory for practical
instruction and work In Chemical Anal isis, and
an ample Museum for the study Of Natural His.
tnFv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-05

CT. YINCENTs CLASSICAL AND
ID MERCANTILE COLLEGE. Studies will be
resumed oil tho arst Monday In September. The
Terms arO very moderate, and the school has
given satisfaction TO its patrons, the boarding
department having been quite full for the past
cents College, next tho Cathedral, Wheeling, W.
Va, Aug22l4 WeOd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-05
HOOFLAND's TONIC

acts with almost marvellous effect. 1t not only
stimulates the tagging and wasting energies bnt
invlgOrales and permanently strengthens Its &C.
ton upon the Liver and Stomach thorough, per.
haps less prompt than tho Bltters, when the
same quantity Is taken Ia none the less certain.
Indlgestlon, BllllOuBness, Physical or Nervous
PrOstratlon, yield readily 10 It's potent influence.
II gives tho Invalid y new and stronger hold upon
life, removes depression Of spirits, and inspires
with the ease and comfort OF perfect health. II
gives strength 10 weakness, throws dependency
10 tho winds, and starts the restored invalid upon
now and gladstone career. But Dr. Hoonahd's
benefRctlons to the human race are not confined
IN Ma cplnhFatnh ..".I ID MOI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-05

I. Preparatory course of ono year. 2, Regular
Literary Course, including the Ancient Ian.
guages, for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts. 3.
Literary and Scientific Course, for the Degree Of
Bachelor OF Sciences. 4. The Course for Master
Of Arts. 0. The Course for Master Of Sciences.
o. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &c. Detailed information az 10
ihnan Cnnrnra will be found In nnr NnlAlnHup
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-05

a STREET RAu,wAYl Is TO be constructed
in Frankfort, Germany.
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In all cases of the hillary system. Hollands
German Blttes stand without an equal, acting
remove lts tOrpidIty and cause healthful secre.
tiOn Enthusiastically supplying the stomach with
the most indispensable elements Of sound diges.
tlon In proper proportions. They give ton0 10
the stomach stimulating its functions, and on.
Ablng i 10 perform lts duties as nature designed
Il should do, They impart yigor and strength 10
the entire SYSTEM causing the patient to feel like
another being-in fact, giving him new lease
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THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD,

cleansing tho vital auld from all hurtful lmpurl.
ties and bupplAntlng thOm with the elements Of
genuine healthiulness. In word, there 10 scarce.
" q disease In which they cannot be safely and
bGnencIally employed; but In that most general.
Y prevalent distressing and dreaded disease,
Dyspepsia,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-05
ORGANIC WEAKNESS


Member Of tho Royal College of sur,.ons lon.
don, Graduate OF ono Of tho most eminent Ia
loges In tho United States, and tho greater pSrt
o. whose NE mas been spent In the hospitals OF
effected some OF the most astonishing Cnrcs thai
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing
In tho head and ears when asleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed Of sudden sounds, baslhnl.
ness, with frequent hnshing, attended some.
Immediately.
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or his Invaluable TONIC. lie has prepared
another medicine, which is rapidly winning III
way TO popular favor bCcAule OF its intrinsic
merit. This IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-05
On. HOoPLAND's GERMAN BiTTERs.

Would you know more Of the merits of this
wonderful medicine than can DO learned from tho
ithaSAIled to fulfil tho assurance OF Its efficacy
given by the proprietor, then abandon faith init.
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Dn. lIOOFLAND's GERMAN TONIC

has been specially prepared. II Is intended for
use where slight alcoholic stlmulant 10 required
In connection with tho well.known Tonic pro.
pertles Of tho pure German Bltters, but so favor.
cd as to remove the extreme bitterness. This
preparation 10 not only palatable, but combines,
In modified form, all the virtues Of the German
BlttGrs. Tho solid extracts Of some Of Natures
spirlt0uB agent Of tho priest quality. In cases
OF languor or excessive debility, where tho Bys'
TEN appears 10 have become exhausted Of Its en-.
eFgicB,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-05

Now we desire the reader 10 distinctly under.
stand that this extract OF the Mandrake Ia many
times more powerful than tho Mandrake itsOli.
II 10 the medicinal virtues Of this health.glvlhg
plnat in perfectly pure and highly concentrated
FORM. Hence II 10 that two OF tho POlOphyllln
Pills constitute full dose, while anywhere elk
10 eight or ahandinl Of other preparations Of the
Mandrake are required. The PodOphyllln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-05
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE


Who have injured themselves by A certain mac
tice, INDUCED In when alone, u habit frequently
learned from Gyel companions, Or Ut school, tho
effects Of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and II not cured, renders marriage i'm
should apply Immediately.
WhatA pity that young man, thu hope of his
country, the pride Of hlS parents, should be
snatched rom all prospects and enloym0nts OF
HE by tho consequences Of devIAtnG from the
path 81 nature, and indnlgIng In u certain ss
MATING $500 ''"'S"'
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reflect that sound mind and body arc tho mOst
necessary, requisites 10 promote Connublal hap,
through life becomes q weary plIgrImSS", liz
prospect hourly darkens 10 tho view, ihs mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reelection that the happiness OF
ahOihGf boCOnlnA hllRhInh with nnr n,r,,F 1N -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-04

the hard OF he clock reached the TOP q L.
dial and the SPEAKERS hammer zen, aud |, IN q
the pending ball
RKNARKs or SPEAKER BLAINE
The Speaker then said: Gentlemen ~ the
House Of Representatives, our lsbors are y, Az
end, hut I delay the teal adjournment long
enough TO return nv most profound and ~
spectful thanks for the oommepdstiOn which
YOU have been pieasedto bestow upou NV ofreial
course and conduct. In dehbersuve body ct
the character, q presiding officer r. fortunate
N lie retains the confidence and steady support
OF hls political advocates Beyond that vou
eive me the assurance that 1 have earned the
respect and good viii ofthose from whom I am
separated by party lines. Your expressions ~
noe' grateful 90 me and are most gratefully ar-
knowledeed- The Congress whose existence
&c Asses with this hour enjoys = memorable
States have been represented on this
floor, since the halsfui win-er thai pTe-
ceded our late and bloody war Zen
years have passed since then-vears Of trisI
and OF tr!unph-years OF Wild dessrpctton
and yesrs Of careful rebuilding. and. after Al .
and ss the result OF all. the national govern
ment Is here to-day united, strong, grand, de-
liant and great, with a territorial area vastly
expanded, and with three additional states
represented on the folds OF its Gag. For these
prosperous fruits OF our great struggle let NJ
humbly give thanks 20 the God OF battles aud
10 the Prince Of Peace. Aud now. geutlemeu.
with one no-e expression OF the obligation q
feel Tor the considerable kindness with winch
YOU have always sustained me, perform the
only remaining duty OF nv Once ia declaring
OF the Forty.nrst Congress he adjourned sithout
Gay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-04

THR GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL The
conference committee on the legislative execu-
tive and judicial appropriation bill, agreed to
An amendment appr0priatlng $500 900 to begin
the work on the new State Department, bat che
other Senate amendments to that bill providing
for eDlarging the Capitol grounds, opening a
new park, iDcre asiDg salaries of certain officers
&c. heretofore motto ed in The STAR, were lost
The new State Department will be in the south
wing of q building proposed to be erected on
the site of the War and Navy Departments, to
be similar in general form Of plan to the
Treasury Department, and large enou Oh to &C
commodate the State, War and Navy Depart
MINIS. The appropriation eff 100000 is to
Commence work on the south wing.
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baltimore Conference n. 4. Church
Yesterday, Bishop James occupied the chair
and the opening religious exercises we're under
the direction Of DR.. j. n. Green, of w ashington
city.
j. 3. Inskip and I. Myers were each granted
a supernumeraryr relation to the Conference.
The order Of the day was taken up at II.3o
oclock-the report of the Committee ON Me-
moirs The Conference engaged in solemn devO
tlonal exercises, singing the hymn commencing:
"O0me let US Join our friends above
Who have obtained the prize"
After which Rev. n. j. b. Morgan led PRAYER.
The memoirs Of Rev. Isaac Collins, x. Spencer
D. d., were then read and adopted. As the
Conference was about to adjourn Q telegram
was rece ived announcing the death of the ven
cradle and esteemed Bishop j. Osgood Andrew
ten on the subject was deferred. Conference
adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-04

NEW YORK, March 3.-Miles McKeOn was
dangerously stabbed in the side bv Edward
Sheridan during fight in q coffin shop in Mad.
ison street, this afternoon. Sheridan was ar
rested.
man registered as y. G. Swift, Second
Lieutenant, Z. 3. A, was found dead in his
room at the HOFFMAN House, this afternoon
lie was going to Syracuse. His friends have
taken charge Of the body.
NEW YORK, March 4.-This morning a two
story building fell in West SD street. bet ween
9Th and 10th avenues. 1t is supposed woman
II buried in the ruins. + atrick Hennessey ha
been arrested on suspicion OF the murder of Nor
ris Comyne, who disappeared fortnight ago.
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Have Cinnamon any Rights Pacific
slippers are Bound TO ReSDect?

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.-The trial of the
sheiitf OF jackson, Trinity county, for collect
ing Foreign miners tax from Cinnamon. in
violation Of a constitutional Amendment and An
act Of Congress, is progressing in the United
States Circuit Court. The court overruled the
Stste-rights objections to the admission of Chi
neke testimony made by the defence. The testi-
irony Of the Cinnamon who paid the tax WA
clearly and intelligently given. Tho fact that
TIE miners subscribed funds to prosecute the
case a. test OF their rights was admitted Ex-
cepti0ns we've noted to every ruling, and the
case, should defendant be convicted, will 10 to
the Supreme Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-04

Hon. LoE nj. MORRILL,, Senator from Maine
was upon the feor of the Senate yesterday. lie
is til quite feeble though recovering rapidly
from his rece mt illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-04

FIVE MEMBERS Of the new House OF Repre-
eentatiyes are colorea men.
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Horrible Murder Of q Miner Who
WAS g. Working Outside Of
1hR EAfAnn

MoUT CARMEL, Pa, March "A man named
Hoffman was shot in his bed last night, and one
end Of the building blown out. Il ia supposed
that powder was placed under the building after
the shooting. Nine balls were found In the
house. The man shot was working 0uts1de of
the union.
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SrPERyIsoR OF INTxRHAL RYvENUB j. A
Bridgland, OF Texas, has resigned and Kennel
X. Gable, of Va, has been appointed to til tn.
VACANCY.