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VEGEET1II1I,Nll.EE1. T IN z.
HE SAYS 1T Is TRUE,
SENECA FALLS. NOv- O.

SENECA FALLS, Nov. ., 1916,
Dc(l Slr-.\S you are an entire stranger to me
| Waut You TO knOW what NEGErINE has tCnr
FOR n,c. only thCS. who have been raised from
deaths door can knOw the value Of such II good
medicine. am 5S years OF age. Three Years
ago was taken sick with what the doctors call
cd Lumbag0. For weeks was confined to nv
bed. ! had three different physicians without
any help. l received no relief; | was Il great
ShllcrHr iinally became entirely helpless. The
last doctor told mt there was no help; he said
he mlTht possibly save my i G by cjccting NOR
phtnctn my arms and lr' S, rhc encourage
mcnL for saving my life by ha Ing this done was
so small chnhrc c,iuld hot consent to run the
FISK. About THIS time my son read your udvcr-
llSrmcht IN our paper il testimony OF Il person
who had been very sick with about the same
comrnlnt, and was cured. My son went right
away 10 the nnOtlCcary store and bought a bot
tie or HEGETlNE. Before | had used the first
bottle found great rclict {; | could move myself
In bed. After taking three bottles | was able To
Slt up ana move about any room. cont inucd
taking the NcGftinc, and was in Il few weeks
restored To my former health. The VEGETINE
saved sny lifc after the physicians said there way
no help for me. have had no doctor since,
III reel unwcll ! take Il dose OF YEGETINE,
ana recommend IT, to my friends.
Your FrycitItA ought to bc In every family.
MY doctor was SURPRISED to see me In good
health lie says NEFETlNE Is II good medicine
! tell Elm II cured ne. lie says, at Is lruc.n /
cannGf Iccl too thankful.
Very gratefully yours
MRS. CATHARlNE COONS
SeAcca rails, Seneca county, y. y.
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Ono look was enough. Never in
my life have I heard q moro horrible
groan than then came from young
Harry's lips, and then the words,
"Oh God what will mpther say?"
seemed to burst out of his mouth,
and then he fell upon the floor in a
fit.
The poor youth had been betting
on u sequence flush that was not a
sequence flush, for by somo tempo.
rarp hailucination he had mistaken
the seven of diamonds for ap eight,
and although he examined his cards
timo and time again, as I had pb-
served, had not been undeccived rs
to his error. Tho Wall street man,
rs he gathered in the money, glanced
at the writhing form upon the floor,
and said aS he pouccd the spoils,
with gamblers pity, "Popr devil,
and then took his hat apd walked
out, while we Wero endeavoring to
royivc the poor boy.
Yho rest Of the party, after calling
physician, also left tho house. I
have since found that Harry was
the trusted, confidential clerk of
large New York contracting firm,
and had intended starting for
Washington on q late train that
unlucliy evening, to transact somo
important BUSINESS,
t.The money he lost was of course
NOT his own: He had dropped in at
tho gambling house to have u little
diversion while waiting for tram
! ne.
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THE EDITORIAL DEPAkTMENY
RECEIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION.
THE LOCAL COLUMN

As we'll filled :withs town and county newr,
The aim Of the Publishers is to issue q
FIRsT-cLAss FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
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PERSONS TAEE on YLXsu,

While undcr the influence
Of these Pills, Of itself in.
atcatcs their atlaptability
70 nourish the body, and
hence their cfFicacyin cur
Ing nervous debility, mel.
nncholy, dyspepsia, vast.
ing Of the muscles, slug:
g.ishncss of the liver, and,
chronic constipation. cav
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Continued from 1lrSt page.

to mako him sick of liquor. The noxt
day he drank moro Of tha hraNdy,
and was worse. I sont for nr.
Beardsley, and told him Mr. Sher-
man had one Of his old spells. He
continued to grow worse other
doctors woro called in, but hc died
at 8 o'clock the following morning.
It WAS for this last crimo that
Mrs. Sherman was punished. Sho
escaped the penalty of I'll tho rest.
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Wegetimeu e.

All diseases OF the blood. II vcgctinc viii
relieve p;En, cleanse, purify ana cure such dis
eases, restoring the patient tt perfect health
after trying different physicians, many reElc-
dies, suffering for years, Is It not conclusive
p@rnot, @ II you are q sufferer, yQu can be cured ?
why Is tnlS medicine performing such great
iluld. 1t can truly be called the :Grraf BibDi
i"tifcr. The great source OF disease 0rlgnas Is
IN the Dnod; and no medicine Ihat does not act
directly Upon IT, to purify and r!novutc, has aGy
just Claihi upon public attention. "'
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WORTH TRgtT WEIGHT pj GOLD.
louisville, Ky.

LoU1sv1LLn, Ky.
Aug. ;, 1875.
DR.. Tut :-Dca5 Sir:
For ten years I have been
a maityrto dyspepsia, con.
stipation, and piles. and
had @cll nigh exhausted
the materia mcdica for re.
lief ffom this living death,
when, by accident your
Pills were brought to my
notice. I began theft use,
and the first dose gave me
such rclicfthat l continued
to take them. I am now n
well man, have n good ap-
petite, can digest we'll, the
piles have disappeared,
and I have gained forty
pounds in solid flesh. I
would not be without
them for their weight in
gald.
REV. II. L. SIMPSON.
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DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagged In the practice OF
medicine thirty years, and
foralong time was demon.
strator Of anatomy In the
Medical College Of Gcor.
gia, hence, persons using
his Pills have the guaran.
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and arc Tree from all
quackcry.
FIe has succeeded In
combining in them the
H'cretofo re antagonistic
Qualities Of n str<ngfhsn-
TX, pn,gafiVe, Gnda Pay.
DTf,,g tonic.
IRcir first apparent ef-
fcct IS to increase the np.
petite by causing the food
to ttopcrly a assimilatc.
Th|is the system is nouri
ished, and by their tonic
actioIt on the digestive or
gans; regular and healthy
evac,iations arc produced.
The rapidity with which
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WegG&ine.
Will Cure CanEcr Humor.
ROCKrcRT, March 81. 1915.

:, ?, ,,.r,,,,,, RocKrHRT, March 81. 1915.
sir Last fall my husband got me two bot, LES
or your Nrgetinc to take rOr the Cankcr IIurBItr
"hlcG nave hau In my stomach Tor several
Years ltOok It, and the result was very SntlS-
factory. have taken Il good many remedies
ior i!tc Cankcr llumOr, and none seemed to help
that every one suffering With CANKER muMoR can
be cured by taking Vcgctinc. It gave me a good
appetite, npd felt better in every respect
Yours, with respect,
MRS. ELIZA ANN r0OLE.
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7 u 7 TITS pills

A distinguished physiciap Of Now York
says:
-, ut Is astonishing how universally DR..
TUFTS Pills are used. IN my daily rounds,
l hear of thom not only among tho poor
but their virtues are horalded from the man.
sions Of the wealthy and refined. Know.
ing tho inventor from his long connection
with the MEDICAL profession, have gres9
confidence in thoir morris, and of late have
often prescribed them with tho happiest re-.
suits in cases whore desired to mako q do.
cided impression on the liyor."
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They are perfectly
harmless, can be tax
eli by young or Old
without restraint of
diet or occupation.'
PRICE 20 CENTS.
OFFICE,
IS MURRAY STREET,
NEW YORK. -
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WegG&i32es
NOTHING EQUAL TO IT-

~, S0uTM SALEM, MASS, Nov. II, 1916.
MIR. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear sir, Lave been trGrblcd with Scrofula,
Sanker ana Liver Complaint Tor three years
;NotnilN ,', evcrdid me any NFq until commenced
uSliE thc NcEctinc. ! alG pow getting along
iirSt i.,[ rat, and stu using the vcgetnc ] con,
plants. can heartily recommend it to every
oOdy. Yours truly,
MRS. LIZZIE VI. PACKARD,
NO. ID, Lagrange ST, South Salem, Mass
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E,TTEGErINE thoroughly cradlcatcs every Kind
healthy condition. w
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PROF. BALDw1N.-This clever exposer
oil spiritualistic humbug will give an ex.
hibition in the Opera House this eve.
ming. We have had an opportunity Of
personally witnessing Prof. BaldWin's
performance and can assure our readers,
both believers in spiritualism and others,
that they will be well repaid by patroniz.
ing him. Prof. Baldwin simply by his
consummate skill duplicates Without any
aid OF spiritullsm all the most wonderful
tests Of all the most celebrated, including:
causing letters Of blood to appear on his
naked arm, the great handcuf test, the
pillory test, the Performance OF the
Davenport Brothers, the miracle Of turn.
ing water into wine, and the celebrated
Katie King mystery. He Is assisted by
Madame Clara Baldwin, through whose
marvellous power as a clairyoyant the
most astounding revelations are made to
the audience,
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FIxE GRArSISd.-w. B. Walters,late Of
Philadelphia, Pa, has located in this city,
and has taken rooms at ll2s Main street
where may be seen specimens Of work In
Fine Graining. Mr.. Walters has iust
completed the work Of granting the Cspi.
tol building, also at the new building
crested by Mr.. BOdley on 18th street. AZ
an artist in decorative granting Mr.
Walters took the first premium At HE
Great Northwestern Fair Of PennsylyaniS
for the finest specimens, initiating closely
to nature the various woods used in
architecture. BE invites an examination
Of the work he has already done. All
persons wishing to employ him win please
cal or drop him = postal card at lbs
MAIN street,
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The Ragon left for Parkersburg at her
regular hour Saturday morning.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati at 4 p
M Saturday with very fair trip.
The little Tempest, which has been
lying at Sunfsh for some time past, CANT
up on Friday night and returned on Sat
urday morning.
The Express will be the regular Par.
kersburg packet this morning.
The Courier is due from Cincinnati to.
day. 1H Z
The steamers Carrie Brooks and Sail
Valley passed up on Saturday evening.
The Granite State, six hours behind
time, passed down at noon Saturday, en-
route for Portsmouth. b
The Kerr will go to Pittsburgh this
morning at 6 O'Clock.
The O'Neal, Market Boy, Phaeton, Star
Of the West, Bette Gilbert and Telegram
are all running as usual.
The Sam. Miller passed down at 9 P. n
Saturday with heavy tow Of coal.
lBy Teegsph.l
PITTSBURGH, March l0.-Riyer Is feel
s inches and falling. Large quantities
Of ice coming out Of the Allegheny. Re
ports from Oil City say 8 feet and falling
ST. LoBIs, March 1l.-Arriyed-Stan-
nard and Bee and barges, New Orleans;
City Of Chester, Memphis. No depar.
lures. River falling slowly. Drilling
rain most OF the day and warmer.
MEMPHIS, March 11.-Riyer rising
slow. Departed-Mitchell, scudder, Capi.
tai City and Colorado. ..s
EVANSVILLE, March ll.-Riyer rising
fast; "a feet. Down-ChArles Morgan,
Grey Eagle and Evansville. .Up-Vint,
Shinkle and John l. Rhoads. Weather
cloudy.
CAIRO, March ll.-Arriyed--Hickory
Ohio river; Mary Houston, Louisville;
Golden City, New Orleans; Common.
wealth, New Orleans; Headlight, Pitts
burgh; Thos. Means, Ohio river; Belle
Evansville. Departed-Golden City,
Cincinnati; Hickory, ST. Louis; St. Gen,
evieve, Vicksburg; Houston, New Or.
leans; Headlight, ST. Louis, Thos. Means
St. Louis. River IL feet I inches
Weather cloudy; mercury 49,.
CINCINNATI, March l1.-River % feel
8 inches and rising. Weather, rain TO.
night, Departed-Graham, Pittsburgh
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Coop ADvTcE-NoW is the time 10
year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever, SO.
Every family should have bottle Of
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. Don't al.
low for one moment hat cough to take
hold Of your child, your family or your.
sell. Consumption, Asthma, Pneumonia,
Group, HemoErhageS, and other fatal dis.
eases may set in. Although it Is true
GERMAN SYRUP is curing thousands Of
these dreaded diseases, yet il is much bet
ter to have 1t at hand when three doses
will cure you. One bottle will last your
whole family winter and keep you safe
from danger. II you are consumptiye,
do not rest until you have tried this rem.
edy. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
size 20 cents. Sold by your Druggist.
Wholesale agents, Logan, List & Co., and
LauGhlin Bros. & Co. eod1w
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RAID ON BAWDY HousLs-0n Satur.
day night about midnight the boys in blue
made a rah upon two notorious bagnios,
and marched the inmates off to the lock.
up. AT Mrs. John Ships (nGs Faeder)
place nine men and four women were ar.
rested, viz: Geore McGumphrey, David
Young, John Young, VIM. Lynch, Thomp.
son leasure, John McCaryer, George
Snyder, Jacob Schell, james Morrow,
May Singleton, Julia Hines, Anna vii.
liams, Mary Shipp. Three males and
three females were captured at Jennie
Norrington's place. Their names are
Harvey Peterson, Jennie NorrinEton,
John Jackson, George Terrell, Annie
Mccoy, Kate Randolph. a
About 8 o'clock in the morning the
officers made descent upon the motto.
rious "laya beds" and in house kept BY
Maggie Bias (coIored), arrested the fol.
lowing: Maggie Bias, ROdy Baker, Sue
saylor, James Thompson.
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,..,,,...,- :. !. n, II,,-..,,, TIL. N
AhAsaIkls o. hEAL EstAIE'-Ans Iqi'
loving usnsiefs o. teai esIale were eau, sami. v
~ 70 record IN the once Of inc oietN OF
'n 6S Seunty court, saturday lose III.
c, pssS nsas c Sanasry 70 iSa4 Y me 70
Robert Robert ! MseCls!land, j., iOt lot - In
'eT n0"1 = y y, s1lu eemeIery S S9v. c.
,,o DseI r maui January ~, IoII OySresh'
p nEUu ,Ie I AsoslAtlon 70 Ch1fies
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A PLEASANT PARTY.-Maior Norton,
United States Army, Of Wheeling, and
his accomplished vile, on their return
from the Inauguration, spent last evening
al the Queen City Hotel, where Col. Sharp
gave an entertainment in their honor.
The evening was most delightfully."- spent,
and the Major and party leave for home
this morning, we hope pleasantly i'm
pressed with our city and their host
FTdeys Cumberland Netrs.
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TRISTAN DuEHAN's WuL.-Mr. Iris.
tam Durham, not long since deceased,
bequeathed 5000 to the Missionary So.
ciety Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
ON the death Of his widoW-and 5000
each 10 the following societies, viz :
Methodist Episcopal Church Extension
Society, American Bible Society, and to
the Old Peoples Home Of New York
making in all $4,000. Mr.. Durham was
the father OF Dr.. John Durham, who
many years ago edited the Wheeling Ar.
mn
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Gov. MATHEWS SrAfF.-Gov. Msth.
ews on Saturday appointed the following
aids, with the rank'of colonel, for hi,
staff, R g. Delaplaine, Of Wheeling; ",
n. Chancellor, Of Wood county; &. ],
Faulkner, jr. Of Berkeley county; Thos,
B. Davis, OF Mineral county; Henry Rob.
inson, Of Monroe county; VIM. d. HoSe.
man, Of kanaRha county; D. D. John.
sion, Of Tyler county. -
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JUsTIcE WN. PHILL1rs.-Constable
Exley on Saturday arrested George her.
man upon a warrant issued BY Justice
Phillips at the instance OF VIM. Nlchol.
son, who charged him with obtaining by
false pretences and tokens the sum Of S.,
the property OF said VIM. Nicholson, and
which IS said George Herman did use
for his sole benefit and use, and had no
intention to send 10 said son at the time
he received it" Herman was sent 10 Jail,
in default Of $500 bail, for future hear.
inc
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ARRIVALS AT THE HorEIs.-The fol.
lowing .are among the late hotel ar.
rivals:
Grant-Jaeob Long, Norwalk, O.; Geo.
Mitchell, Columbus; 7. NJ. Kramer,
Cleveland.
s.. James-AIisses Mckay, Miller
and 0'Hare, Steubenville; r. E. Waters
and wife, Marrietta;W. c. Cochran, St.
Clairsyille; II. E. Watson, Morgantown;
II. W. Ball, Portsmouth; VIM. II. Gross.
ley and wife, Miss Minnie Crossley, Leb-
anon, o. as3l .lHfIa
MeLtre-G. B. Williamson, L. r. Long,
G. E. Mercer, Grafton; B. f. George and
wife, Miss Nellie George, Martinsburg;
L. B. Caswell, Piedmont; C. E. Gross,
Steubenville; J.. n. Kelly, Washington,
Pa; c. A. Strange, Newberg.
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RESERVED seats for Prof. Baldwin's en-
tet,ainments this and tomorrow eve,
nings will be on sale At the box Office hi,
morning At 10 o'clock. The general adj.
mission has been placed rs follows; or.
eheSts1 and dress circle, so cents; family
circle, . cents,
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Gha4t1teltiaenter
MONDAY. MARCH II. Iszz.



For CincinnRti-Steamer Courier.
Cook Stoyes-JoSeph Bell & Co. . Z
A. W. Paull & Bro. fG 90
Public Sale-Postponement. -
Public Sale OF Household and Kitchen
Furniiure-head Of local.
For Rent-Warerooms. A
For Rent-DWelling House.
For Rent-Grocery Store Room.
For Reut-CottAge House.
Boy Wanted in Re:ail Dry Goods Store.
Wanted-Situation as Mining Engineer
or Superintendent.
VickS Illustrated Catalogue.
Shorthand and Verbatim Reporting.
Mex Stock-Cummins & Woods,
Autobiography Of VIM. II. Seward.
Hamilton Opera House.
Thompson 4 Hibberd-Plumbers,
Seth Thomas Clocks.
Slxty.six Dollars Week.
Twenty-Five Hundred Dollarsa Year.
A Home and Farm OF Sour Own.
Ntty.fve 10 Seventy-seven Dollars a
Week,
Twelve Dollars Day at Home.
Seeds, Seeds.
A Lucrative Business.
Twenty-Five Extra Fine Mixed Cards.
Five to Twenty Dollars Per Day.
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WHEELING TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
The Wheeling Teachers Association met
at 10 O'Clock Saturday morning, in the
Third Ward School house, Superintend-
ent Hervey in the chair. o.
The exercises were opened with prayer
BY Prof, Bundy, after which the minutes
Of the previous meeting were read and
approved.
Miss Sue Crumbacker read an essay on
"Class Drill" and was followed by an es-
say by Prof. c, A, sChafier on thinking
and Living"
Mr.. Stevenson then read an original
paper entitled, In what order should
the branches Of study introduced in our
schools be taught ?" Tho unbjOot was
discussed at some length, and the hour Of
adjournment having arrived, the further
discussion Of the subject was postponed
until the next meeting.
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CERTIFICATE or INCORPORATION. The
Secretary Of State on Saturday issued a
certificate Of incorporation TO the Stand.
ard Base Ball Club, for the purpose Of
establishing a base ball ground for exer.
else and promotion Of health, which cor.
poratlon will keep its principal buildings
and places Of exercise in the city Of
Wheeling, and will expire March s.
1897. The sum Of $40 has been sub.
scribed and Sll paid in on said subserip.
ton, with the privilege Of increasing the
capitalby sales Of additional shares to
5000. The capital so subscribed Is di,
vided into shares Of $40 each, and held
as follows: D. +. Vennum, 8 shares
Charles II. Berry, share; John Morgan,
| it,, | share; s. Woodmansee, share; W,
B.. Barelle, l share; Ed. ]. Larkin,
share; II. G. Smith, j share; all residents
Of the city Of Wheeling.
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AGENTS WASrED.-Times promise BE- /.
ter than for years past, and nor is the
opportunity to select the quickest selling
agents books. The best, freshest and
most popular two and three dollar book,
can always be had BY addressing the Cen,
trail Pub. Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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EXECUTIVE ArruRrDn-The fol.
lowing appointmentS were made by Gov.
etnor Matthews on Saturday: F. Il.
Green, Notary Public for RoGns county,
Postothee address at Leroy, jackson
county; Charles Edgar Mills, Commits.
sioner Of Deeds in New York CITY.
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As THE season for repairing and beau,
trying honses approaches, it would BE-
we'll for those engaged in such improve.
ments 10 bear in mind that paint applied
to the exterior Of buildings in autumn or
winter will endure tRics As long as wheu
applied in early summeror in hot wealth.
er. In the former case it dries slowly
and becomes hard like a glazed surface,
not easily affected aiteFuard by the
weather or worn of by the beating Of
storms,
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BESIDES the twenty-three arrests for
prostitution, noted In another column, al
10 o'clock last night the following arrests
had been made: james Greeley, Henry
klevis and Patrick Carson, vagrancy;
Henry Crogan, drunkenness; Dan. orc
Quinlan, picking the pocket Of Georg,
Fraser Of handkerchief.