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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-10-11
miscellaneous.
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BELLS RUN WOODEN FACTORY,
Penn township, Clearheld Co., Pa.

The subscribers are, ut great expense, rebuild
ing, and in few days will have completed, a
neighborhood necessity, in the erection Of first
class Wooon Mandatory, with NIL the modern
Improvements attached and are prepared to make
all kinds Of Cloths, Cassimeres, satinetts, Blan-
kcts, Flannels, &c. Plenty of goods on hand to
supply all our old and thousand new customers,
whom we ask TO come and examine our stock.
The business Of
CARDING AND PULLING
will receive especial attention. Our new mill win
be ready by wool-carding season, therefore there
need be no hesitation on that score. Proper
arrangements will be made to receive and deliver
Wool, to suit customers. All work warranted and
done upon the shortest notice, and by strict atten-
tion to business We hope to realize liberal share
Of public patronage.
10000 POUNDS WOOL wANTEDl
We will pay the highest market price for Wool
and sell our manufactured goods as low as similar
goods can be bought In the county, and whenever
we fail 10 render reasonable satisfaction we can
always be found at home ready to make proper
explanation, either in person or by letter.
JAMES JOHNSON 4 SONS,
april26n Grampian Hills p. o.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.

New YoRK, May 90
CoTToS-Dcmand fair and prices advanced;
middlng upands lbC.
FLoUR-D and prices have declined; receipts
1900 bbls; superllnC western and Statc$j 600
90; common 10 medium extra 81 l0IB ~;
good 10 choice 50 $500 ~; white western extra
80 SYdj7 ~; Ohio extras 50 2OSG 10; ST Louis
81 2idtD %. Rye flour and corn meal unchanged
WIllsKY-Firm At S9EC.
GRAIN-Whcat duh and prices have declined
Receipts 49, 900 bus New spring 81 6]Ibl %; red
and amber 81 GJ6Ji GG. Rye, barley and Malt
quiet Corn dull and prices have declincd; re.
Cepts a., 0O bus; western mixed 73G7iC; yellow
7jlDT7c. Oats dull but unchanged; western and
ohio GSD19c.
LgATIER- steady at 9SXG9Oc; oronoco 30
27%C,
ooLa,QnIct; pulled 4115!ci unwashcd i1Hc.
llAY-Steady.
il0Ps-ChOlce scarce and firm: common neglect.
ed; State SIDiic western GdD0c.
GROCERIEs-C OgCe, demand fair and market
0rm; Rio i3IllGSc. Sugar, demand fair and
falr and market firm; Cuba mnscovada iO6Ci5c
Rice SId0kc.
OiLs-Crndo petroleum tiSli%c; refined 2iYc.
pROyIsIOSs-POrk steady with Il moderate dc.
mAnd. Mess pork $40 0DibiG ~. Prime pork
llSG0i3Tc Prime mess pork, new 81 bOG6ii W;
July SIC. Beef lnieti mess $lOOl5; extra $liQD
II; hams $2Gdb2D. Prime mess beef dull and
prices nominal at $2O(t2j. India mess beef $22ib
u. Cut meats heavy; hams libl9c; shoulders
G4G6Ic; mlddes active; Cumberland do Sc;
short rib do SHc; long rib do. clear, ,gc Lard
steady; good gADllC; kettle do lie; July and
August i1A6bilkC.
BuTTER-2jC: State iJ652sC.
CHEEsE-Qulet and dun; western lie; old 7d
13kc; new 3iti4Nc.
LArEsr-Fiour dull aud market unsettled;
50 1905 10 for shipping extra. Wheat dull and
prices a shade lower. red and amber 81 G}fli 60.
Corn dull and prices dropping; mixed western
T3C. Pork firm, $lG 90. Eggs firm at l1S0lsC.
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they be adopted, were discussed lavorably
by DIS, Ellis, Smith, johnson, and Rev.
Noble at considerable length, and then
adopted;
Resolred, That we recommend to our
synods the adoption of Il standing order
requiring each pTesbytery TO report what
II has done for the Board of Education.
Rcs0lred, That we direct the Board OF
Education to pay to each of the theology.
cal students under its care $500 per an
mum; 10 each of the collegiate students
$50; To each OF the acadcmical students
$l2O.
ResOlrtd, That we urge upon all our
churches more liberal contributions to
this cause, amounting for the year to not
less than 100000.
The speeches were listened TO with
great interest and strong sympathy, and
u determination expressed on all hands to
bring about reform in the work of sup.
porting ministerial preparations in the
most liberal manner.
The invitation Of John V. Farwell,
mayor OF the city of Lake Forest, to a
free excursion TO that place next Thurs
day, was accepted. To meet this inter.
mission of business the sustenation fund
report was made the second order OF the
day for next Friday, Internationally with
out regard To any contingency.
Dr. Poor moved, and It was carried,
that In case OF an excursion on Thursday,
the question of ministerial relief will be
made the first order Of the day for Satur.
day following,
DR. Prentiss was requested by the Com
mittGG of Arrangements to deliver his
memorial sermon on Rev. DR. Skinner ON
Friday evening. The Holy Communion
was appointed To be administered on Fri
day morning 1t was also recommended
that the Elders hold meeting on the
last cvo OF the General Assembly, in the
First Presby Church.
Gov. Pollock spoke enthusiastically in
regard 10 this matter, and hoped ali the
Elders of the city, without regard to de.
nomination, would DO present. Ap.
pointments to fill the pulpits of the Pres
byterian Churches will be made to.mor-
row in Chicago and surrounding towns,
also In the various Congregational and
Methodist houses OF worship.
Adjourned until Monday morning.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
New York Money ind Stock Market.

NEW York, May 20.
Gold dull and firm at lli'.6ll2. Loans were
made at from / to per cent. Clcaanccs sixty.
seven millions Exports to-day 1881 ,i1s, for the
week $9,il7,00S. Foreign exchange easier In
consequence Of an increased supply of double
eagles and large negotiations of rail road bonds
In London this week. Government bonds at the
close wro steady, without any decided change
from opening prices. The new per cent bonds
are going to Europe, $5OOOOO has been already
transmitted to London. Stocks active, especially
New York Central, Hudson, Erie, Lake Shore,
and OhIos the 81, 800, 900 dividend on Lake Shore
Is strongly talked or to-day; the clllucs are still
heavily long, market CLOSED firm. The Bank
statements are again rayOrable tho changes arc as
Rs follows: Loans, Increase, $2OG,9iO; specie, dc.
crease, Sg)3,7iO; circulation, decrease SliG,bi3;
deposits, increase, $i,CI7,OsD; legal tenders, In
crease, $7,9C9,O!O. Money easy at 3lDi per cent.
State securities firm with a small business. stcr.
linz EYrhnnUo hnnknr'a hilla itnis
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 90
CoTroN-De Demand fair and market firm; mid.
dlings i5ADibHc.
FLouR-Demand fair and market firm; family
81 SOIbT 90.
GRAiS-Wleat scarce and firm: No. red win
ter 81 90. Corn dull and prices dropping at $40
bjc, Rye, market steady with moderate demand
at Al 10. Oats, market steady with moderate de-
mand at 52IB55c. Barley market quiet with
moderate demand; chOIcek 81 lOGOi 70.
GROCERIEs-S Steady, excepting refined sugars,
which are dull and prices have declined; A white
i3Xc; hards 1iHe
UlLs-LInsecd oil quiet and unchanged in
every respect, at gGc. Lard oil quiet and un.
changed In every respect, at SOtSjC.
EGGs-Market steady with moderate demand
al Ice.
BUTTER-Dull and prices dropping at isf622C.
PROVISIONS Quiet and weak, though less pres
cure 10 sell Pork held at $40 30. lard at i0Hc.
Bnlk meats sold at SIC; shoulders 7Hci sides
fiIGISEc. Clear rib and clear bacon sold 10
inlr extent at GEGI9'(G69isc.
liOds-Scarce and ilrm ut 81 5OG5i 10.
WmlsKT-Demand active and prices have adj
vanCed to Sc; now asking poe.
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acknowledgement
Costly Funerals---The Odd-FelIows'
Report.

TntAe Editors Of the Inlelligenccr
some observations of yours regarding
the cost OF funerals under the operations
nj OdL-Fellowship, require little ex.
pAnalion. The figures Of Mr.. steele,
Grand Secretary, state that in the year
1870 there were 20 members buried in
West Virginia; the amount paid for bury
ug the dead was $30lG 50, showing an
apparent average expense OF funeral To
be- $lOl. 1t should be rendered, however,
thai by the regulations of Odd. Fellowship
every member is paid sum varying from
So TO $50 upon the death OF his wife,
The money thus paid is included in the
amount for burying the dead" The
mortality of members wives is not given
10 the report, and us it is fair TO presume
an equal number OF women die, the aver
age expense is reduced one. halt II does
not follow, however, that funeral costs
even $j2. A fixed sum varying from $50
tn 5000 in different Lodges is paid to the
family of deceased member when he
dies, and probably not more than one.
fourth Of that amount is expended on the
funeral, the balance is paid to the family
at season when relief is peculiarly &c
ccptablc. | regret that the custom oil the
present day requires heavy expenditure
at funerals, Ii falls very severe upon a
hrrcaved family in their time OF need. A
funeral of moderate expense will COST
for coffin and hearsG, $40, five carriages,
80, bus for pall.beareTs, 81; buggy, So;
scylonl 49, tolal-$G4, A family in mod,
crate circumstances cannot afford to spend
less than this; they must keep up the. style.
The custom never will be abolished until
The wealthy, who Gun afford it, first set
the example. W. =. Mex.
Way %, 1871. ..
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May ~.
FLouR-Qulct and easier.
GRAIS-Whcnt, No. 2 spring quiet and ave
lower; si27I6i 27ti cash; closed at 81 2G'f June;
this afternoon steady, 81 2GH May. Corn, No Q
mixed active, 219hc lower; closing ut JOtc cash.
thlsaftcrnOOn dullnnd unchanged. Oats, No. 9
ic lower, closed Mt igHc Rye, No. 3, 9GtiC lower;
sl0S3c. Barley. No. . spring nominal at SOC.
lildnwINEs-ACtlye and firm at poe.
PROVISIONS Stoadler Mess Pork $i5 81 June:
Si5 fjG0i6 % July. Lard i0Ic June. Cut ments
unchanged.
fl0Gs-Activc, So st162 j
REcgIPrs-I 900 hbls flour; $40 bus whcat 223. =.
OO1 hus corn 81 900 bus osts; 1000 bus rye; 1000
bus barley; 200 head hogs.
snlrMESrs-3OOO bbls flour; % 0O bus wheat;
$1,000 bus corn; II 600 bus pats; 40 bus rye; 1000
bus barley: 5000 head hogs.
FREiGurs-To Buffalo ilrmcr and &c higher; &c
on corn, steam; &c on Gate sail
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, May %.
FLOUB-Dull but unchanged
GRATS-W heat dull and prices have declined 3
n5te; regular white Michigan 81 90 amber
Michigan 81 i2Adl axe; No. | red Wabash
81 iSh No. ado 81 II: No. ! d. y NJ. red 81 %;
rejected red 81 "a. Corn dull aud prices shade
lower; high mixed hSSC; low do 5iSc; yellow
59@c; Michigan 51%lbhsC; No. 56c; Michigan
JGLC.
FREIdnrs Very dull to Dunlao Sc: to osyego
5kGJGc.
RECEPTs-l,O00 bbls nonr; $4,000 bus wheat;
Al 900 bus corn; ll,OOj rye.
snIPNESTs-G O00 bids Rour; 1900 bus wheat;
$500 bus corn; 1900 bus rye.
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, may w.
COTToN.Domanl light but holders Arm. Re.
ceipts 2i3 bales; shipments 525 bales.
FLoUR-Demand good at fall prices 40 800
IS 10. Corn meal sCaIcc at 81 %.
GRAN-COrn. demand active and prices nd.
anced TO I2B13c. Oats scarce and arm at G6c.
HAY-llrm at $40 OOD2g ~.
BRAN-SCarCG ut BIC.
PROyBIONs-Lard dull and prices nominal at
lOA9lgc. Pork dull aud prices nominal. Ba.
con dull and prices nominal at N (bSEdgifc.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NV fORK, Nay 20.
Market generally quiet and prices steady. We
quote STARK brown shcGtings At Ike; Wachu.
selts NE; Lyman L and Pacific extra ike;
Augusta lie; Cabot lie: Broadway gXc; Aga.
man s&e; Appleton n l0c; Continental &c;
Great Fails II ": y II; IN. Granville 4
nv; Golden Ridge SIC; Utica 4O,lneh I7c; stan
dard brown drills l2AGl9%; Pepperel lie; cor.
set Jeans laGc; hleached do i3Ec; Indian or.
chard loo: Bates &c; Kcararge sailreh lie: Hills
Semper ldem muslns, bleaChed l5,; Great Falls
gle; blackstone A A l3Ec: Maxwell Is; mAnyille
zoe; Wamsutta ~; do 81 27c; WalthAm 42.inCh
exc; do g. 2lEc; do ~, 39TC; do 1911, 87ac;
Pcpprrel l0I, JI&c; do III, -; do G-i a2%c; pa.
per cambriCs lO%Gllc; printed cours lucille;
printing cloths 1fG1Tc
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUkEEl May VI
FLOUR-Exira spring 5lG1Oc lower.
unAIN-. Wheat, dull and prices have declined
Be-; No. Milwaukee 81 2GA; No. | do 81 30. Oats
dull and prices nominal. Corn, No. mixed dull
at Die, Rye, No. weak at &c. barley dull and
prices nominal.
HRoElrTs-b,OOO bbls flour; 100000 bus wheat.
SlIlPMENTs-G COO hbls -four 100000 bus wheat
FRErUHTs-TO Buffalo llrmCr at &c.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, May 20.
FIOUR-Dcmand fair and market firm.
GRAIS-Wheat dull and 20 lower; No. / red
winter 81 10. Corn dull and prices shade lower;
high mixed &c. Oats dull and prices nominal
5Sc
OILS Crude Petroleum excited aud prices
higher, held firm at 81 25lt5 3O refined Nc better,
held at 22%GO23c.
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How to Proceed In the Spring
and SINNER Months to In
sure New Life, New
Blood, New VigOr.

Purchase two bottles OF tIRLMBOLDB sAR.
SAPARlLLA and one box ofPILLS-wOrth their
weight In gold. No better Investment can be
made for 80 small a sum-
HELNB OLD'S FLE'ID EXTRA or BUCHL'
Has acqulreda worldwide fame. All Of my pre-.
partitions arc merltOrlOus. A period Of twenty
years has PROVED THIS to be the case.
See remarks made by Benjamin TrAyers, r. r.
c. s., Speaklngof those diseases. and diseases
arising from the tGccss Of mercury he states that
no remedy Is equal to the Extract Of Sarsaparil.
la; It's powerls extraordinary, more so than any
other drug am acquainted with. Itis,.in the
strlctcst sense, tonic, with this Invaluable at.
tribute, that II Ia applicable 10 state OF the sys.
TEN 80 suhkOn, and yet 20 irritable as renders
other substances Of tho tonic class unavailable
or Injurious.
See remarks Of the great Chemists and Pill men
Of America, VIM. H. Warner & Co, 1851 North
Third street, Philadelphia, Pa:
Il. r. lIELMBoLD- Esteemed Friend We con.
gratulato you on having the abandonment, and ut
the same time MOST EFREUTIyB Pfi.L that we
have ever known for the purpose intended.
WV. p. WARMER q Co.
II. T. lIELMBOLD will remark, In conclusion,
that his Remedies are the result Of long and care
ful study. The Fluid Extracts have been before
the public twenty years; the sale Of them in that
time proves their value. All have been benefited
by them who followed my instructions, and to.
day they stand UNEQuALED in the extent Of
their sales, and UNSURPASSED by any Medlca.
ment in the Dispensatory OF the United States,
not excepting single HERR, ROOT, PLANT, or
scientific preparation.
Pharmaceutical claim all mIno 10 he, and
have never patented single one.
ALL STAND ON THEIR MERITS
The Pill have thought Of oiIcringt to the ailllCt-
cd for ten years. They arc now perfect, and
shall stake my time, money and fame on their
effectiveness. The inviting style In which the
PHI itself ia made, the bottle label, wrapper-all
show with what care they have been prepared
Amer examination, no English or French ptepa.
ration viii show greater care, and am really
proud Of them. Instead tho nanseous looking,
chrclcssly prepared pills vcnded generally and
put mp in wooden boxes, and made generally or
offered by those having no experience as physi.
clans, druggists, or manufacturers Of medicines.
Test the medicine offered by
Your obedlent servant,
II. T. HELMBOLD.
Crystal Palace Drag store, 594 Broad.
way, New York. -
Palace Pharmacy, Gilsey House,
Broadway and Goth st., New York.
Temple Of Pharmacy, Continental
Hotel, Philadelphia, and 10i south
Tenth st., Philadelphia.
! my3eodAw
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BALTIMORE, May 20.
FLouR-Demand fair and market firm; western
family a 2y8s0 ,.
-Wheat-.Demand good NJ full prices;
Ohio and Indians 81 cool 6. Corn dull bnt m
changed. OatA6lc.
WUtsKY--Flrmer bic,
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RAET-LEAvEs wHsT-LEAVgs
wheeling daily wheeling daily
atn-"....iO:6 n. m ut ....... .i:20 p. IN.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES At
Parkersbnrg .p.31 p. IN. GAINESVILLE .S:35 u. m.
Cumberland Gb5 d. m. Newark III. 1918 n, IN,
Sundays excepted. sandusky.....
Columbus ..iiI5 p. M.
Sundays excepted
Trains on the Main Line make connections at
Baltimore with trains fUr Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash.
ingtOn City, For all points SOnth.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection al
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can bv procured
al the olllce. JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
Il. T. DEVRiRS,
myi7 General Agent, Wheeling
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Financial.
NITY OF WHEELING BONDS.
GAS LOAN,
Paying Eight Per Cent Interest,
FREE FROM MUNICIPAL TAX.
Interest Coupons Promptly Paid mlannnall
Do The CITY OF Mheellng.
Subscriptions Reoirtd 10 he dJOre LOan at he
National Hank Of Mei PlrllhIl al WhCelinl.

National Bank Of West TlrgihIa, at Wheeling.
The undersigned, appointed Commlssioncrsh by
the Council Of the city Of Wheeling, to sell the
nance Bfsald city entitled ian ordinance TO ncgo
tiatc loan for the benefit Of tho rlty or Wheel.
ing, and TO create sinking fund for the rcdcmp-
ton thereof" passed January 18th, 1871, VIII on
MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY or MAY, 1911,
the NATIONAL BANK or WEsr ViRgtSA, at
Wheeling, open books and commence receiving
subscriptions to the loan authorized ny inc hboVe
entitled ordinance. ,-.--..,t..,A.c r..
mlsslohets shall receive subscriptions for Ten
DAYS and shall allow no one person or nrm TO sub.
scribe for greater nmOuAt than I'VE thousand
dollars, until after tho expiration OF ten days
from the time 9feomreheinG 70 receive So 9scrip.
nmounl desired tho loan will be Apportoncd
a Tgr bonds 10 he issued will be coupon bonds
payable on or before the 1stday Of January, 1891,
NJ Inc Mefthhnis' National Bank Of West Viz.
Tinia. al Wheeling, bearing eight per cent inter
sst i PAYABLE on the iat days Of July and January
In each and every year.
The proceeds Of sale to he steiuiUsly applied
tn tho purchase Of the property Of the Wheeling
The iond1 are exempt from municipal taxation
by tho city Of Wheeling.
The payment Of principal and interest to he Sc.
cured by proper deed OF trust upon the lands,
huildings and other property purchased by the
city Of Wheeling from the Wheeling Gas Com
pnny. ..,t..
The Commissioners are TO receive Tue, chtlrc
rcycnueof the gas works and In each and every
year out Of the moneys received by them are ~.
lnIred 10 Get nside at least fifteen per cent o. ie
amount OF the outstanding BONDS 70 pAy ~ ~ ~
teTcst thereon. and after the payment OF Ihe ~.
terest on the ist day Of July IN each and every
wear 10 apply the residue Of the moneys 60 SET
aside to tbc redemption the outstanding bonds;
The bonds to be redeemed on INC lst day OF
TpIv I'm Zach and every year, VIII he determined
Nv commissioners by LOT. ,,....-.,
No subscriptions will be received at rate less
Than Inc par value uf the hondsa
''il" Wv NJ. REILLY,
A. j. SWEENEY,
VIM. b. SIMPSON,
,pT4q Commissioners
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MONTANA & BEAR DUCK FOR
INl- Roofing Steamboats, and BMges, on hand
"i FEN n '''' Wv ~ CHARLES II. BERRY.
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DR.. j. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, unltiing
them for either business, study, society or mar.
riago,
These arc some Of tho sad and melancholy Of.
iects produced by early habits OF youth, viz;
Weakness OF the Back and Limbs, Palms In tho
llcld, plmness Of Sight, Loss Of Muscular Pow.
lrrlADlllly, arrangement Of tho Digestive Func.
tons General Debility, symptoms OF Consump.
hEErALLT-Th0 fearful effects on tho mind
are much 10 DO dreaded, Loss of Memory Con,
insion OF Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil Fore.
holdings, Aversion 10 Society, SClEDlstTust, Love
Of Solitude, Tlmidity, &C., arc some Of the evils
produced
Thousands Of persons OF all ages can pow
Judge what Ii tho cause Of their declining health
losing their ylg0r, becoming weak, pale, nervous
and GmaGiatCd, having u singular appearance
about tho eyes, Cough, and symptoms OF Con.
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In these months, HELMBOLD' FLUID EX.
TRACT SARsAPARILLA cures all oruptlons Of
the skin.
lBLMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT SAISA.
PARlLLA cures the worst form Of Blood diseases.
HBLMB0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT sARSA.
PARlLLA enters readily into the circulation Of
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IIRLMDOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT sARsA.
PARlLLA Beautinea the Complexion. All Pow.
dcrs and outward applications destroy tho skin,
rendering It harsh and coarse, Look at the skin
Of old maids aud those that have used such any
length OF time. Ny advice Ia to discontinue them
and use IlRLMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT SAR.
sAPARlLLA. one bottle Is equal In strength
to one gallon OF tho sIrups or dGcoctions as usu.
ally made; and a wlno.glass added to pint Of
water equals the celebrated Lisbon Diet Drink,
Try itthis way. A delightful Beverage.
HRLlB0LDS Gaia VIA GRAPE PILLS,
HELiBOLDS CATAWB GRAPE PILLS,
A pleasant, safe ana agreeable CathArlIc.
HELNB0LDS CATARBA GRAPB PILLS.!
Used In all affections where purgatIve medicine
Is needed.
HELJfBOLBS Gaia VIDA GRAPE PILLS,
Harmless to a child and taken by children.
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supercedc MagnesIa, Salts and every other pur.
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HELABOLDS OATAR VIDA GRAPE PILLS,
Certain in effect and pleasant In operation.
HELuBOLBS Gaia UBA GRAPE Pill
IL not patented Pill.
HELMBOLDS OATAIPBA GRAPE PILLS
Are composed Of CAtAwba Grape Juice and Fluid
Extract RhuhArb
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Transportation.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Go.
llhta IL Ill IgE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
l. blythe following Schedule on and Afler May
tEIh 1917 Whppltpt, titnns
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Steamboats,.

dor CINCINNATI-THE -n
Il fine passenger steamer
MAJOR ANDERSON .......,.uC. MUnLRMAN,
VIII leave as above on Tuesday, May sd, at
O'clock. y. NJ
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves bya certain prae.
uCc, INDUCED In when alone habit frequently
learned nom Cyel companions, or at school, tho
effects OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, II not cured, renders marriage i'm.
possible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately.
MhAl pity that young man, the hope OF hls
country, the pride Of hls parents, should bo
nnatchod from all prospects and enlOyments OF
ne by The consequences Of dOylatIng from tho
pain q nature, and lndulging In q certain SO.
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reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites TO promote cOnnublal hap.
pincss. Indeed, without these the iSnrnnv
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; tho
prospect hourly darkons TO tho view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and Allied with
the melancholy reflection that tho happiness of
another becOmGa blIghiel with nnr nMn