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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
NrIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Il CUT UNI d &c
BELLAlRE.

BELLAIRE.
The following shows the range of the
temperature u. observed at MERGERS Drug
store, No. 332 Water street, "wednesday:
Alta. NJ, 4O0; at ~ NJ, 39'; at P. NJ
80; at 7 P. NJ, 270.
OUR friend W. S. Ault, of the firm Of
A.. w. S. Ault, Of this city, drew at a
lottery in Wheeling, few days ago, one
of the finest cakes that we have seen for
many day. Mr.. Prncht of Wheeling,
baked the cake and from the appearance
Of it, he understood his business well.
The protracted meeting at the Meth
odist Church still continues with unabat-
ed interest.
A NUMBER of our citizens visited
Wheeling, on Tuesday night, to see the
Jack and Jill" troupe.
Two plain DRINKS constituted the pro-
gramme mt the Police Court, on day be-
fore Yesterday. One dollar and costs
satisfied the majesty of violated laws.
The agent for II variety troupe was in
town Iast evening, trying to make ar
engagements for giving entertainments on
Monday and Tuesday nights next.
THE ten-pin alley of A. w. Sheppard,
which was started a short time since,is in
full blast, running three alleys, and we
are told is well patronized by the sport
ing community.
MUDDY streets were the order Of the
day yesterday, but the cold change dried
il up before tho close of business hours.
THE feelings of our river men have
been about as fuctuating as the gold
market lately owing to the frequent
changes in the weather.
Doc SAYS he will ego stogie' on it,
that he can prodGce three parties in Bel
lairc who can take the belt for "cheek, ~
over any other in the universe drum
mers, lightning-rod men and life lnSur-
ancc agents not excepted. Who take this
bet.
OUR worthy jewelry merchant, Mr.. NJ.
Craft, sold fine gold watch to resident
OF Washington, IL. !. pOou lot DctlaiIc
YESTERDAY was a bad day for "turtlc
doves to be on the streets.
ONE arrest was made in the city yes
terday and that was for drunkenness.
OUR friend "Zeke" of the Globe House
has just purchased new and beautiful
chandelier for his sample room, and Il
large marble topped table, which adds
very much to the appearance OF the
room
The way the wind made the hats and
bonnets fly yesterday was caution.
How can body write about anything
when there amt anything to write about.
QUITE large number of our citizens
are now in st. CIairsville attending
Court
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CAUSES.


DARLING l am growing Old sang
sbstractedly, a plsintive young man, sit
ting at our elbow in the street car yes
terday afternoon. We ga2ed at the
youth pityingly, and he redeemed up
like an infant with the chicken-pox. Any
young man who can thus fire up" on
amorous topics IN street car, on day
like yesterday, with heaps Of
of ice laying around loose upon the
ground ought to be tenderly taken care
Of He is too tropical for cline like
this. In this we might add that
any peaceable and law-abiding citizen
would be justified in shooting any young
man heard whistling or humming, "Over
the hills to the Poor House. in the
public thoroughfarcs of the city.
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WHEELING DISTRICT N. +. CON
FERENCE.
SECOND DAY.

The Conference mel at $50 yesterday
morning in the Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church. The minutes of the first days
proceeding were read and approved.
On motion that a certain portion of
the room should be set apart for the
members of the Conference, the bar OF
the House was fixed at the second row OF
pillars.
On motion, the pastors of the various
circuits and stations were requested u
make out lists of the members oil tne
Conference in their charges, ana lot
ward the same to the Secretary at least
two weeks before its next session.
f Lawson. of the Simpson NJ. Il.
Church of this city, was introduced to
the Conference.
On motion, Abner Charnock and the
Presiding Elder of the district were
added to the Committee on Local
Preachers work.
On motion, one person from each
charge outside the city were added to ar
range the work in this county.
10. A. Miller, of the Pittsburgh Con-
ference, was introduced.
The roll was called and the Sunday
School Superintcndents present handed
over their reports.
The essay read by j. Mckendree
Kelley Tuesday night was then discussed
and criticised by Revs. Webb, Martin,
Wunderhch, King and Thompson.
The greater portion of the afternoon
session was occupied in the discussion OF
the address delivered by Rev, A. J. Ly-
da, of Wesley Chapel, entitled, "Remedy
for such diversions rs cannot be taken in
the name of the Lord Jesus
The discussion was very spirited and
lively, and the propriety Of certain social
customs, amusements, &c, called INTO
question, and thoroughly dissected, pro
aud con by the members of the confer
ence. The subject was finally laid over
for future action.
In the evening there was Sunday
School meeting, blackboard exercises and
II lecture by DR.. T. II. Logan, which was
very entertaining. Short addresses were
made bv J. A. Lancaster, Il. NJ. Hawley
H. G. Sanford and others.
The Conference adjourned until this
morning.
The following is the order Of exercises
for to-day:
Devotional Exercises at $50.
Resolutions and Reports Of Commit
tees, 9:45.
How NAV we bring the non-church
going people under religious influence?
+. J. Stone, 1915.
Reports from Pastors, embracing the
Benevolent Collections, Membership and
Spirituality of their several charges,
1l:lO.
Devotional Exercises, l:30.
Resolutions and Reports of Commit
tees, 40.
The duty of the Church to our Child
rem? L. IL. Jordan, 2:3O
Miscellaneous Business, 200.
Sacrumental Services and Experience
Meeting, 200.
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Wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD "Wednesday Morning,
The market this morning was very
poor and few buyers were present. Eggs
very scarce and sold as high as S5 cents
per doz. Ducks and turkey shortly after
the opening of the market, were not to be
had. The supply Of butter was fair. The
Indictment weather and bad roads prob
bly, accounts for the small supply in mar
ket
PRopUCE-Egg;, very scarce at 35c
per doz.; butter, 30(d40c per h.; chickens
were scarce at 25@S5c each; ducks, Soc
EACH geese, 100000 each; pheasants, 3Oc
each.
VEGETABLEs-Carrots, 25c per peck;
parships, soc per peck; turnips, Acc per
peck; onions, 60c per peck; potatoes, SOC
per peck; cabbsges, $4,000 per head.
FRUITS AND NuTs-Apples, 20@3oc,
according to quality; oranges, per dozen.
2565Oc, according to quality; lemons,
25940c per doz; rasins, per ID, 25c;
raisons, choice, per ID, SOC; currants, per
ID, Toe; prunes, per ID, l5ci French
prunes, per ID, 20c; citron, per ID, Soc
English walnuts, per ID, 25c; brazel nuts,
per III, 25c; almonds, per ID, 500 Doe;
figs, per h. 25c; dates, per 10, 2Oc; cocoa
nuts, loo each.
MISCELLANEOUS -Walnuts, l5c per
peck; buckwheat, per ID 81; cornmcal,
20@ 25c per peck; dried beans, Sc per
quart; hickory nuts, she'll bsrks, 60c per
peck, or 8 quarts for 25c; corn, Zoe per
bushel; partridges, 20c apiece.
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HAMILTON OPERA House. - Miss
Susan Denim made her first appearance
in this city last evening in the charac'e =,
of Florence GRAVITY in Lost and Won.
Of the play itself little moro heed DC
said than that it is a society drama. ha'
comprehends all for, of course, the plo'
comprebends the destruction OF dohieS'''
felicity through the evil passions OF an
unscrupulous man or woman, and the
anal restoration of harmony in the last
act and last scene.
Miss Denim is the injured and forSaken
wife, and RICH: royalty she sustained her
part. OF magnificent physique, imposing
in appearance, and queenly in bearing,
YOU are Immediately impressed with the
belief on her first appearance, that her
work will not be sighted, and you find
YOU are correct before the performance
is half over. Imperious, she can yet be
womanly; burning With Jealousy, she
still remembers that she is a lady un-
Outstanding thoroughly that the greatest
beauty of art is in leaving something to
the imagination-in other words, she
does not overdo passion and make it
ridiculous. She is undoubtedly Il natural
actress of far more than ordinary talent
The support was generally good
Worthy of special attention is R. NJ
Oglesby as "Makepeace Thackeray
Mugs" as he called himself, or "Morti-
ner Thsopolis Mugg," as the programme
had it, the initials of either names denot-
ing his condition, which was chronlcally
IN. T." Mrs. Adah Coleman us "Sallle
Annie Waddle," was also mirth proyok-
ing.
The terrible wind that threatened des-
truction, or at least very rude treatment
to everything and everybody that dared
its fury last night, doubtless kept many
away, as several vacant reserved seats
were noticeable. But whether the wealth
er be good or bad, large and apprecIa-
tive audience may be expected to night,
at the presentation of "Hunted Down, a
drama of intnnsc interest
Tomorrow night Miss Denim will APP
pear in her great character of Elizabeth,
Queen of England, in which she has few,
if any, superiors, as all can easily believe
who saw her last night, her regal and I'M
perial bearing being so well adapted
to the character.
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CLEVELAND. December %, 1871.
chcerfully testify 10 DR.. Hunter ;
skill and success and the merits Of his
system of treating diseases Of the Organs
of Respiration by medical inhalation as
evinccd in my own case.
consulted him about three months
since, and placed myself under his pro-
fessional care. Atthis time l had cNpcc-
torated blood. was suffering from several
of the general SYMPTOMS Of consumption,
and growing weaker daily.
have steadily improved since he took
charge of my case, gaining flesh and
strength rapidly, and now enjoy substan-
tial health, which | have confidence will
become permanently established under
the further use of his treatment.
1t also gives me pleasure to say that
from what | have seen of DR.. Hunter and
his practice, | believe him to be m honor
able and skIlltul man, and in every way
deserving Of the confidence of invalids.
His method of treating diseases of the
throat and lungs, by Inhalation, appeals
to the reason of all, and is undoubtedly
superior to all others.
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RIVER NEWS.
by Telegraph

10y lclcsIdpu'I
PITTSBURGH, February 3.-Rivcr 6
feet 30 inches and rising. Weather cool
er tonight.
EVANSVILLE, February 3.-The weaths
er cleared up cold with violent winds.
Mercury 20 to % and now - degrees.
River has risen 10 inches and Is and 4-l0
on the guage. Down-C. b. Church,
Red Cloud. Up-Pat Clebence and II.
s Turner, Liberty and barges, George
Roberts and Bantering Green river;
Florence Lee. Thompson Dean will he
up tonight. Business fair. Gray Eagle
leaves tomorrow for New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, February 3.-River about
stationary with feet Q inches. No ar
rivals. Departed-United States, Geo.
" Walton, ID. b. Wood and Mary Hous-
ton.
MEMPHIS, February 3.-River rose
twenty-seven inches, Weather clear and
cold. Arrived-Belle Lee, New Or
leans.
NASHVILLE. February 3-River falling
slowly with 80 feet inches on the shoals
Weather clear and cold. Arrived and
departed Thorn, Evansville.
CINCINNATI, February 3.-River p
feet inches and falling; fair, windy and
cold. Dcpartcd-Louisville and Chas.
Morgan. New Orleans.
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A CARD
Editor Of the Sandusky Jour
nal.

CLEVELAND. December %, 1871.
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STEAM BOATS.
wheeling, Parkersburs and
Cincinnati Transportation
COMMANDS Pack cts.

COURIER. ............C Capt. JACK HARRISON.
EXPRE SS, Capt. Pull. ANsCHrTZ.
xT The COURIER leaves Wheel
- - ing for ParkerSburg every
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday at 1850
a. IN. Returning leaves Parkersburg every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 9o'clock
a. IN.
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling and
ParkerSburg every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday al 1917 o'clock a. III. Return
ing lcavss ParkeEburg every Tuesday and
Saturday at o'clock n. IN.
For freight or passage apply TO
{. II. BOOTH Il CO.,
de } Agents.
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THE state agency for the Singer Sew
ing Machines. heretofore controlled by
r. Strswt II Co, has recently passed into
the hands of The Singer Manufacturing
Company; they propose to continue the
business at the old stand, No. 1901
Market street, Wheelin, West Va. The
business is in charge of John L. StanSge,
Agent
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STAHLMAN s. MCCOY,
j =
STATISTICS OF SWORN SALES.

PROPRIETORS.
INIIN McWILLIA Ms. Clerk. ln0gNh
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Steamer Market Boy.

HOURs OF DEPARTURE.
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TIE Parkcrsburg state jommaJ has
published the story of the terrible muir
der at Kingwood, West Virginia, which
was rumored in this city and vicinity a
couple of weeks ago, and the country pa
pers. of the State are copying it, with
awe-inspiring headlines. The story will
probably, like the election returns in
West Virginia, be Strengthened in time.
-GtmberLGHM NcCS.
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FORCED SALE.-Best makes of Prints
cents per yard, and Carpets and the
entire stock ofDry Goods even cheaper
in proportion, as there are but few days
left to close out the stock.
J. w. FERREL,
Corner Main and 10Th streets.
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THREATENING PERSONAL VIOLENCE.
}. p. Brockardt went before Squire
Gillespie yesterday, and made complaint
against Henry Briesoti, charging him
with having threatened to do HIM, the
complainant, bodily harm. A warrant
was issued and Bresotf was arrested, and
the Justice held him in the sum of 500
for his good behavior for the period OF
one year. Bond was furnished and the
accused released.
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MASQUERADE BALL The Wheeling
Turner Association give their annual
masquerade ball at their Hall tomorrow
evening, and from indications, it will be
u success in every sense Of the word.
The committee having the affair in
charge, have made all necessary arrange
ments to insure everything passing of in
the most satisfactory manner. Get your
self in readiness and be there.
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DR.. HUNTER
VIII Il ELING.

DR.. J. A. Hunter, of Pittsburgh, pro-
prietor of the Pittsburgh Institute for the
Treatment of ailments Of tie Head,
Throat. Lungs and Ears, has opened an
office in Wheeling, in order to extend to
the people of this community knowl-
edge of its advantages.
He will spend a portion of his time
here for the advantage Of those who de-
sire to consult him personally. During
his absence this Office will be in the care
of his partner, DR.. Carroll.
DR.. Hunter dcyotes his attention spe-
cially to the treatment of diseases Of the
Head, Throat, Lungs, Heart, Nasal
Cavities and Ears.
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The people of Chicago are noted for
devices, the latest being of the utmost
Importance to impecunious fashionable
people. One of the aristOcratic have
been wealthy matrons gave tea party.
When anything was needed for the table
she tapped bell, and on receiving no
answer to it, she started for the kitchen,
remarking that Jane was hard OF hear
ing, and was getting worse each day. As
she re-entered she maintained vantrilo-
ouial conversation with the imaginary
Jane, and then removed her apology for
James infrmity.
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For Cir cinnati-Steamer Andes.
DR.. Iongdun on Mcdicatcd Inhalation.
Wanted Board and Lodging.
Warren Sunlight Carbon Oil.
West Virginia Lubricating Oil.
Black Strap Oil--lsaiah Warren.
Refined Gasoline-lsajah Warren.
Choice Cotlec-N. b. Hall X Son.
More Fine Beei-L. Ioeckler X Bro,
Hamilton Opera Ilouse-[First Page
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MUNICIPAL CoURT-This Court met
yesterday afternoon at = o'clock. No bu-
siness was transacted but the signing of
the docket, and the court adjourned until
court in course.
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j. c. KINNEY
Editor Sandusky CO., Journal.
CARD.

DR.. james II. Hunter deyotes his at
tcntion particularly to the treatment Of
diseases of the Head, Throat, Lungs, Ma
sal Cavities and Ears, embracing Catarrh,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Asthma, Con
sumption, Deafness, etc, etc.
As the period of his personal attend
ancc at his office in Wheeling Is limited,
those who desire TO consult with him
should do 20 at once.
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OFFICER Bob Junkins says, one of the
many tramps now infesting the city, was
offered job at cutting ice, a few days
ago, and he Immediately had an attack
of hydraphobia.
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CoNsUMPrIvE INVALID BEWARE
The Elusive experiment Of "Mcdicated
Inhalation has lured thousands to the
grave that might have been cured by APP
propriatc Medical HYGIENE treatment.
Read DR.. Longdon's letter this morning.
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! does surely and cfiectuallI cphtIol tHrill.
! The testimony OF our best cllIHrhS, "I an
| classes establishes til" iaci' lhHl nEEEh
| PICTORIAL will and does relieve ana cure
| thr :; M let ing disorders Of the IhIohi ana
Lungs beyond any other medicine. me
most dangerous affections "i Inc RUM
nary Organs yield to its power: ana cases
of Consumption, cured by TINS preparation
are publicly known, So r"markahl" -
hardly To be- believed, wcr" proven beyond
dispute Asa remedy IL is adequate, un
which the public may rely for iull proi"c
ton. BY curing Coughs, the lOTcTunu"iS
bf more serious disease. II saves immune
Oercd lives ana amount OF suffering noiH
b5 computed. II challenges trial nj
conViucrS the most SkcpilCal. Every
family should keep il on nund rs "A pro
lection against the early ana unp"rccIv'G
attack of Pulmonary Affections, which
are easily met at first, but which becomes
incurabl" and often fatal, IL neglected.
Tender lungs need this defence; and II i
unwiSc To Toe without II. As safeguard
To children, amid the distressing diseases
which brSrt the Throat ana Chest of
childhood. CHERRY PICTORIAL is nvalua-
bile: Tor, 10y its timely use, mu.lltud"S are
rescued from premature graves, ana saved
Ia the love and affection c"ntcrrd on them.
II acts speedily and surely against oril-
nary colds, securing sound and health
restoring sleep. No one Will suffer lrou-
hlrsumr Influenza and painful Bronchitis,
when they know how easily they can be
cured.
originally the product Of long luhorIou-.
and successful chemical INVESTIGATION, up
cost or toll Is spared i'm making every bot
Tie in the utmost possible perfection. II
may be conndcntially relied upon aS pos
scSSing all the virtues II has ever exhibit
ed, and CapRbl" of produce
memorable as the greatest II
fcCted.
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NOTICE. | will have three additional
statesmen this coming week, and will be
able to wait on You promptly ond avoid
the delay that has occurred in my store
the past week.
J. W. FERREL,
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STAMP YOUR BANK CHECKS.-The
revised revenue law imposes a stamp
duty of two cents on every "bank check,
draft, order or voucher for the payment
of any sum whatsoever, drawn upon any
bank, banker or trust company; and
as there has been very general neglect
to comply with this provision of the law,
the internal revenue officers have lately
been making a somewhat Sc
we're inquisition to ascertain the
offenders. They have been dropping in
unexpectedly upon banks in various
places, and examining the checks taken
in during the day. In single bank in
Chicago, it is said, three hundred I'M
stamped chicks were found in one day
and rs the penalty Of each otiense is $50
it will make Il very nice little sum if the
penalty is enforced in every instance
The detectives may drop around in Thu
direction at any time. See to it that
your checks are stamped.
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For RESr-A number of secondhand
Pianos and Organs, at very low figures,
or for sale cheap, at the Music Store of
ADAMS X Lucas,
1927 Market street
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OUT OF SEASON, but got to be sold at
some price, big line of white goods,
grenadiers and silks. corner Main and
10Th streets. j. W. FERREL.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
NURSERY STOCK FOR SALE.

NURSERY STOVN TUX SAEE.
Apple trees, . To 3 gears old, to : feet.
Pear trees, . lie : yrs. old, 10 feet.
Dwarf Pear trees, suitable size.
Peach trees, | yr. old, to feet.
Plum trees on plum roots.
Cherry trees, To 3 yrs old, 10 : feet.
Ounces to 3 yrs. old.
Grapevines and other Shrubbery.
Evcrgreens in quantity.
The above are now Growing ON J. ilar-
rlS' land, near Moundsvtlle. VIII sell
wholesale and retail, lower than the low
est. Correspondence solicited, and see II ]
cannot give you satisfaction. Great in
duccmcnt to agents.
J. W. SNEDEKER,
decl9 sbg MoundSvillc, w. Va.
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For great bargains attend the Dry
Goods and Carpet Store this week of
j ". EFRREI
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ANOTHER lot of those fine Box-tocd
Button Caters have just been received at
l.. V. BLoNp's,
No. 1855 Main street
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Two Cases Of Consumption
Cured by Inhalation.

Two cases Of the cure of Consumption
by DIR. Hunters system of treatment
having come to my knowledge, and
knowing him personally, and believing
him to be skillful and successful ply.
sician, take great pleasure in testify
ing to these facts.
JAS. d. Brooks.
No. ) Arthur row, Wylie avenue.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, February ), 1874.
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The LADIES FAvoRITE-Those beau
tiful Box-toed Bntton Caters at
l.. V. BLoSDs
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Tur only donation received at the
Soup House yesterday, was twenty Io"Ves
Thread from T. Moltcr of the Fourth
ward
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An exchange translates .felo de sc, as
meaning fellow deceased.
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OLD Boreas, ought to giAe US rest,
we have been bored enough.
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THE Police Court is the only court that
is open daily, ut this time.
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Look out for the Domestic tiger. An
English Coroncr'S jury has just found
that 4 baby was killed bya hungry cat
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TuE rain has put wet blanket on
-lcigh riding.
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For therclief
and cure Of all
derang enlents
in the stomach
Hver,and bow
els. They are
a mild aper-
lent, and eX-
cellent purga-
tive. Bcin :
purely Vegcta-
bic, they con-
tain no ucrcu-
NUa.I4 .ApflH4s
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The new Council does its work up
with promptness and despatch.
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SOME ofthc successful candidates did
Ia" handsome thing, nttcr Council ad-
iourncd, and the members liked 1t, too.