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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,
CiEANnnRsnul!o, pa., April II. -Hezena
ehattcr, WHO WAS scntonccl to be hanged lAlr
day for The murder Of ILLS wife, opened tho ss;I
IN his legs mud arms to-1ny with the wlfo !"
bruum.hapllu. lila recovery IL doubtful.
, 1879-04-15
RQYIQh.

MHYru1s, Tcou., rtli4.-paul Boyton do.
parted at 8 o'clock this afternoon, continuing
hia guyags 10 thb Gulf, A large crumd Wit
messed hla departure.
, 1879-04-15

Tho alarm from Box ISL at $3.50 yesterday al
ternoon mas caused bv children playing With
matches setting tire to hav in the barn in rear Of
No, 407 Erie strest, owned By james Black.
Damage, Is.
, 1879-04-15
1tt1AII1.

HosToN. Mass, April 14.-John T. fun1, I.n
hanged In Vermont on Thursday last ,sn .
statemont Declaring Ills innocence, nnd lAa''0
tue WAs not doHt lin.
, 1879-04-15
FINANCIAL.

SCRANTON, Ps.. April l4.-The Directors oil
the Scranton Trust Company aud Savings bunk
have sMaae an assignment to President plsreu
tos tta bcuedt Of creditors.
, 1879-04-15

HtZEfd1 IHEb0IEN 10 TN 1F1tRHSs
LINCOLN, Neb., April 14.-At o'clock this
morning fro broke ont In Mike Daly's livery
stable, a large framc building OH the corner OF
Tenth md Q streets, speedily cnvcloptng It In
flames. Five men within had narrow cscano
from burning. Five horses, one Of them n fno
racc-horse, were burnt with several wagons
all tha hnrness, md other property. The flames
spEen1 to large housc OF ill-fau,e, next door,
causing sudden exit Of the girls III white robes,
unu eovnral MalI-known young tuCo. Both hulll-
lngs were burned to the ground, and another, a
bakery. partially destroyed. Total loss. 5000.
, 1879-04-15

CoasrAST1HopLE, April 14.-1t is denied that
the Sultan has oNerod to juposo tho KhcdIyc.
, 1879-04-15
At CurItt). TEX.

GALVESTON, April IA Ne.ns special: Fire
occurred In Curro, Tex, Sunday, destroying
almost the cnttre business portion OF the town.
Loss, $4,000; very little insurance.
, 1879-04-15

LONDON, April 144-A dispatch from Aapet
9cng t1undamuk, on the route from jcl1alabad
10 Cabul, says ten. Browne has advanced to
this place With two brHa.lcs.
, 1879-04-15
The 5torm-King Sets the Ball
Going for the Season OF
1879.
Collinsville, ILL.,, Near st. Louis,
the Unfortunate
Town.
The Intangible Juggernaut Rolls
Over About 100 Of Its
Buildings.
Ton Ground to Sawdust, Thirty Crushed
to Ruins. md Se1cnty-tlrc
Sllakcn Up.

-
ODlv 0ne Porson Kil1ad. onl Init rhrao
Dbl y. ~. -,
-o'F'o o""lJ AuJasouf
-.........
IAE f1lt9t W LIE SEASON.
ct. LOUIS april H.--lho 9oos' 'Otnoerats
special irons Co'!lnsVtlle' llt.' nooilt clcvcn
!n'1es rom mere, aass terrible cYclono from
sto notth"est etfacK inc Town a. quarter to
ooe'ock tnsa a1tefhoon' anu taking zQzag
co"Fso'"lth general a'fectsoh alfnost duo cast,
tore through the place. dcnotsilne ten build
'"Rs' 1u'n'tg ABOUT 1n'FtY ot'efs' aftl damaging
mo.e OF ICES aon1s ee3ent5'hVe residences n'ld
o"s'us's aouscs' .,...... .........
stglt rain prccedeu inc storm, anu ncaf'T
cYe9yooa' was INDOORS "heh LUG cyclohe stfucRs
out, not"'tnssahulhe tl'at leu houses wore leV-
eleu Win tho Erouns'' only ono peraon was
6l'eu-a ht1e s'sl nathea Ahn!e heYholas-a1a
on1 .: VI t"o otIe9s VETO oau'y 'hJuseu.
!ae storm iaste0 out t"o Ut taFce mlnutes,
o"! "na as'ehtiuly se'eFe.
Alses " passva 'tle poople lusaea CUT o' tuelr
nouses s., y" WI u'las''ns' u'o''csS loohlhs LOT
c'!''ulo'' "''' Aaapahos' 'atncfs' ana p1otAefs.
"Ao "eso away 1roe' 'o.',e '.asteh"'s 10 uleif
aurses .,' W eso "iio "oto hi'ic" oF hnrt'
NV, ,"e .le1ses1 eAe'te''ehs a'o .ol's"s'o' pre-
o. Mayor "ads"ofsh una se7efal ot1er PROM
lnent citizens on the streets, quiet began to pre-
9a'', a''' fcauy nands anu etFone arms went TO
work 10 seafcs M'e fu''ia 'of thoso VINO might
nayo ooen eaneht ny ial''f's aonaes'
from oono'e tene'hcnt houso' occupied By
'onn heyholas "n' fat Doncf' q oSoar-osd boY
o. & .ie lat.cf Was takcn III an unconscious M con-
altion' a',a WIN psoReh 'ce. Ae WAS soon Fe-
H1Ia '''' Maee's !" e'a'so " ph5eic'a"'
L.tle Alil''e Ae}.olue "as a1so taRen from
thls houso uoau h''a ALMOST efusaeo oat OF re-
se.sip'ahce 10 "''E1at' ue"s'
~, a't0' vaeopb' aetu ~ u'lu t"o eal'ofen oi
!"o1aas Nc'eoh, nEeo - an'! 5oar8' were qu'eo
oau1y 'tJuFeu' oatt uoyonu tnese' no ono -
"1o"n " uafo occl' nuT.+ ..
among tne houses oeasroyeo or damaged
were tae lolIo"Ms:
inc t"o-stof5 Trans d"e''loE OF Mrs. drlt-
| Illus "hs aenlollsaeo'
| A TO" Oh louF houses, owned oy Fred Metz,
| occupied ny lour iafl1les, was paoly WRECKED,
two oi shen be'f's altnost totally uestFoyed.
Inc large tenement house u G. L. Roberts,
occupied ny eIcven PERSONS was twisted from
iss 1onhaat!otf, carried about ten fcot, md
nearly gutteo OF 1ts cohteats, nut tho inmates
received nut Slight scratchcs aud bruises.
A tenement house, also Owned by U. l.. Rob-
eFts occupioa W toyhoias ~ Dovat' previously
men'aoneo, was cosapteteiy uemol'shea.
! lug ses'aenco u hf' AoeoucR, oacuplcd ny
William ooht'stoh' eaitof OF uae AfNas, had TIC
sooi eatflco a"hy.
Inc handsome t"ostory prsck residence Of
Ffco Motz naa tno TOOL l1ted OIL h1tl tno front
a'ld slde wa!is blown down, nut the rear OF tho
mousse, III "hlea Alct&s iamAy 4'ycd, Has unir-
1ared' -., .--.
| I1lE fT0-AtnfF frdfnu NC1H1nInH EY T
, 1879-04-15

AT G:IIAnIEaTON, w. VA.
Clac1NNATI, April A.-s.nck d DeEruytcr's
brcscry, at Charleston. ". Va, burned last
night. Loss, Sl0,0 900; insurance, 5000.
, 1879-04-15

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 14.-Durlng the prog
ress OF heavy rain-storm which swept over
Memphis tonight lightning struck tho large
icc-house Of Botlen, uuse h Co., In tho SOUTH
crn portion Of the city, which was completely
consumed.
, 1879-04-15

AT THTTTHENHVll4L1I TENAS'
GALVESTON, April 14.-Tho Nesas special from
stcphensVi'lo, Erath County, says tile entIre
square eaat ot the Court-Housc square, the main
business portion Of tho town, IL burned. Loss,
$50.0V0; Insurance, half.
, 1879-04-15
AFGIIANTSTAN.
sffHnnf tAS<

LAHORE, April i4.--A fad4tec'ng il growing
against tho British anonr ali the tr!tcs intrrcst.
cl IN the Khybcr Pass. They complain tliut the
British nro acting ns though They intended to
keep tho pass Ia order to spy ont tho hill fast.
ue66cH
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"QuR BoARnISG HOUSE," = Leonard
Growers company produced this excellent
comedy at the Opera House, Saturday at.
ternoon and evening, to a rather poor
business. "0ur Boarding House" is full
OF healthy, honest mirth, which never de.
sends to ~vulgarity, and Is never tiresome.
1t portrays the eccentricities Of the hetero.
geneous collection OF humanity which
congregates about the average boarding
house table, with just enough exaggeration
to make the picture entertaining, the
somhre background otileyitahle unGappl.
ness being only sufficiently appatent'to
heighten the effect. The presentation Of
the piece by Mr.. Growers company was
pot 80 satisfactory as upon their frst visit
here, several changes having been made
in the cast, and two characters dropped
out entirely. As q consequence they failed
to raise any enthusiasm in their audiences.
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SERVICES AT FOURTH STREET CHURcH
YESTERDAY MORNING AND AErHRNooN-At
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church Yesterday
morning, a fine audience was present to
hear Bishop Foster preach. The venera-
BILE Bishop took for his text Galatians 4
chap. "Rut when the fulnsSs Of the
time was come, God sOnt forth his son."
The discourse OF the reverend gentleman
was listened to with marked attention by
his auditors, and, nj doubt, left an impress
sion on the minds OF many, as il
was clear, distinct and compact in
us delivery and arrangement. The
Bishop. has q commanding presence,
q handsome and intelligent face, good
voice and distinct elunGiatiop, which so
much holps toward the success OF q speak
or. The Bishops argument showed the
ripcness OF Gods judgmentin sending His
Son Jesus Christ into the world at the
time when it wa proper for Him to ap-
pear to preach the new gospel. He show.
I'd by q PROCESS Of pleGr reasoning and
happy illustration why Christ did
not appear before Adam. Human.
ity was not developed with Adam
in its present advancement. It was by
slow stages it was educated to receive the
truths contained in the succeeding Cos.
pels. The child has not the capacity to
receive at two years what is taught later
on, but by successive stages it is brought
to the fulness OF manhood until oapahle Of
receiving the divine truths OF the Bible.
The sermon was faultless in its character,
plain in illustration, mastery In logic and
conclusive in its doctrine.
In the afternoon the house was crowd.
ed, the aisles being filled and persons
standing in the back part. The occasion
was a Sunday school meeting, which was
inteldel for the edihCation Of the young
and old alike. Bishop Foster presided.
The meeting was opened by prayer by the
Bishop, who was followed by Rev. W. R.
White, OF Chapline street NJ. J.. church,
who read q portion OF tho Scriptures.
The choir then rendered in excellent
time and tune q voluntary.
Bishop Haven was then introduced and
talked for th%ree-qNarters Of an hour on the
influence OF the Sunday School on the
success Of the church. The Bishops talk
was interesting and instructive to all.
A song intervening, Bishop Simpson
was introduced and talked upon the i'm
portanCe Of training the children and ed.
ucating them in matters OF religion. The
Bishop was eloquent in his short speech,
and no doubt, stopped too soon.
Tho meeting closed with the long meter
d~oxology,
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"CoughIng Spells in the Morning.

dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, pneu
monia, weakened and debilitated state o
the system, all these dangerous symptoms
are cured by "Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry The first dose
gives relief, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield to its healing prophecies
physicians recommend it,
~ have made use Of this for
many years, and It has proved to be very
reliable and e~ficacious in the treatment Of
severe and long-standing coughs. l know
oftwo patients, nowi in comfortable health,
and who but for its use I consider %uuld
not now be ~lig:lg.-Isaac S. Herbien, NJ.
d. straustown, Berks county, Pa"
Price-Trial bottles, 25 cents; large size,
which Is the most economical, 81 90, or six
for S. o.. A single 25-cent bottle will oft.
e1ntimes cure a recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF
Life. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia Sold by leading druggists.
NWf&W
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The SULLIVAN RoBnERY.-The examina.
ton Of Thomas List, charged with assault.
ing and robbing 7. F. Sullivan on Thurs
day night last, attracted n large crowd to
the court room on Saturday afternoon.
Messns. Jordan aud Good represented the
State, and Messrs. Davenport and Dovenor
and 4. d. Caldwell appeared for the pris.
oner. Mr.. Sullivan was the first witness,
and testified substantially as set forth in
the report OF the robbery published in
these columns Saturday morning. Wit
ness swore positively that he recognized
List as the person who assaulted him. Not.
w~ithstanding this, however, the defend
ant established q complete abb, giving q
satisfactory account Of himself during the
entire evening and until halt.past one
o'clock in the morning. Justice Miller,
before whom the examination was held,
discharged List from custody, holding that
he had proven q clear abb.
The city case came before Judge Gran.
mer at $50 r. NJ, whent the same witnesses
were examined, and with the same result.
The cases Of VIM. Forsythe and Thomas
Sweeney, arrested for completely in the
robbery, were also heard, and defendants
discharged, the evidence against them be.
ing considered insufficient to hold then.
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PULPIT NorEs. = Thursday next, 92d
inst, being Ascension Day, services will
be held at st. Matthew'S Church at 10 A. NJ.
The Goth inst. has been appointed n day
OF special prayer and interCession for mis-.
sions, and will be observed as such In the
Episcopal churches throughout the world.
The venerable Rev. T. NJ. Hudson, a
former pastor Of the Kirkwo6d NJ. L.
church, occupied the pulpit Of that church
last evening.
DR.. Grading, OF New Philadelphia, oc.
cupied the pulpit Of the German Reformed
Evangelical Church yesterday.
A number Of applicants for conarma.
ton were examined at the Chapline Street
German Lutheran Church yesterday morn.
ing.
Rev. +. NJ. Green, of Cincinnati, occu.
pied the pulpit Of the Disciples Church
yesterday morning and evening.
The Bishops OF tho Methodist Episcopal
Church, who have been in semi.annual
session in the city for several days, held
services in the various churches OF that
denomination in this city and vicinity,
yesterday, following the programme pub.
lished in our issue OF Saturday. In con
sequence there was a largely increased ut
tendance at the churches, both for the
morning and evening services.
Rev. F. NJ. dreon, Of Cincinnati, conduct
ed a Sunday School Institute ct the Dis.
ciples' Church on Saturday afternoon.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week will DO observed as Rogation
days in tho Catholic Church. Thursday
ascension Day. Willie observed as a holt
day Of obligation.
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1OLICE OOUHT-Judle CT0ntlT.
Saturdays docket was as follows,
VIM. Kemp, disord0rly conduct, SO and
costs. Committed.
Edward o'Hara, drunkenness, 81 and
costs. Committed.
Robert McWade, Alex. Lowe and John
Smith, drunkenness, 81 and costs each. All
VIM. Hamm, disorderly conduct, $40 and
Thomas list, Wm. Forysthe and Thomas
Sweeney, charged with assaulting and
robbingT I. +. Sullivan, were DISCHARGED.
For drunkenness, Henry Crawford was
fined 81 and costs, John Porter $40 and
costs and Barney Farley 81 and costs.
Porter was also fined s. for contempt.
Charles HEIDI, using abusive language
oward D. Geiger, 81 and costs.
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RHEuMvT:sM and Neuralgia arc without
doubt the most intractable diseases with
which medical men have to contend, and the
usual methods Of treating them by oily lini.
ments have utterly failed; The nerves Of the
remedy before a cure can be effected. ASA
nPryp tonic we know Of nothing which enioys
Guch q deserved reputation as "Lawson's CH.
ratiVe:' 1t searches ONt the diseased and In
tlamed tissues and nerves, soothing the pain
by reducing the inflammation and bringing
them back to their normal and healthy state
All We ask Is o trial Of the Curative for the
many diseases which We know 1t to be a sne.
5ilc Tor, and the most skeptical will be con.
WINGED we have not over. estimated It's value.
MMEhM
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BAIL REDucRD.-Tho argument for q
writ OF hdJcas corpus in the cases OF Sissy
Ross and Alex. Wallace, IT,, charged with
grand larceny, was heard by Judge Mel.
vim on Saturday afternoon, Messns. Good
and Woods representing the prisoners,
and Mr.. Jordan the State. His Honor re.
duced Wallace's bail to $500 and Ross to
500. Neither was able to give the bail
required, however, and they were re-
mRnded for trial.
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Lucas Music STORE,
1927 Market street,

IT is a fact well established by ~unquestiona-
Bile tessmOny that Halls Hair Reviewer re-
news, c~leanses, brightens, i~nvigurates and re-
stores to its original color and lustre, faded
gray or discolOred hair, cheaply, quickly aud
The poorest people prefer 10 buy it
and use II, rather than to proclaim in a man
ner more fOHcible than words can d%clineate,
through blalched locks or grizzly beard, that
they are aged and passing TO decay. Avery
short trial will convince the most skeptical
that 1t does eradicate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair OF is color and llfe.-Fort Soft
(kan.) Daily Monitor.
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"TRUTH lies in a nutshell" and "breyi-
y Is the soul Of wit" To be brief, when
the shell is broken, the truth will be dis
covered, that the Grand Central Hotel, on
Broadway, New York, now kept on both
plans, the American g so or So 90, and
the European 81 90 and upwards, per day,
gives more satisfaction for the same
money, than any other first-class house In
Gotham. An elegant Restaurant, at mod
crate prices, is conducted by the Grand
central. MWR
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What o truly beautiful world we live in!
Nature gives Us grandeur Of mountains, glens
and oceans, and thousands Of means for en-.
jOymcut We can desire no better when in
perfect health; but how often do the majority
Q peOple feel like giving 1t up disheartened,
discouraged and worried ont with disease,
when there is no occasion for this feeling, as
every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory
proof that Green's August Flower will make
them as free from disease as when born. Dys-
pepSia and Liver Complaint is the direct cause
Biliousness Indigestion, Sick Headache,
CostiveneSs, Nervous Prostitution, Dizziness Of
the Head, PalPitation ofthe Heart, and other
distressing symptoms. Three doses ofAugust
Flower will prove its wonderful effect, Sam.
pie bottles 10 cent?. Try It. MwH&w
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The STEuBENvILLE LOAN ExHfBiTION.-
The S~teubenville Loan Exhibition, which
has been looked forward to with great In.
terest by the people Of our sister city,
was opened on Thursday evening last,
when addresses were delivered by DR.. E.
Pearce, W. @. Ong, Esq, and Gen. ]. s..
Negley, and an original poem was read by
Mrs. Mary Bynon Reese. On Friday eve
ming a concert was given at the Exhibi.
ton, and on Saturday evening the choirof
st: Peters Church gave u musical enter.
tainment.
The Exhibition Is held in the magnli.
cent new Court House, which Is crowded
day and night. The receipts from the sale
Of tickets Tor the first day and evening
amounted to $lG3 65, and for the second
day and evening S3l8 IS. The Herald says
Of the Exhibition. at Is conceded TINT
tho committee OF the Loan Exhibition
have made a collection as nearly perfect
as II was possible for human hands and
brains to do. Everybody Is delighted, aud
such is the merit oil the Exhibition that It
adyertises itself, for the visitors 20 away
and pronounce It superb, q most agreeable
disappointment, &C., and some who have
been present from the large cities state
that It compares most favorably with
similar exhibitions held in places Of
100000 inhabitants and upwards. II the
Court House had been especially construct
ed for this purpose 1t could not have been
better adapted TO 1t, and this has no doubt
much to do with the success OF the enter
prise.
"Our neighbors are beginning to hear Of
| thn ahtn ihtnni mn haua bnun aal nwatH-
sions are already on the tapis. Mr.. j. o.
McGowan writes from Youngstown that
an excursion will come from there the first
part OF week after next, and the Pan
Handle and @. & P. roads arc making ar
engagements TO the same end"
We notice the following complimentary
allusion to the exhibit Of a well known
Wheeling merchant, in the Herald Of Sat
urday:
"Visitors to the Loan should not fail IN
visit the textile fabric department, and
see the fine exhibit made by Mr.. George
r. Taylor, OF Wheeling. 1t is one OF the
finest displays made at any exhibition in
this country, and the money value OF the
articles alone run into the thousands OF
dollars. Among the goods exhibited is q
point lace shawl valued at $3.50, an India
shawl worth $3.50, a point lace handker.
chief worth 500, point lace at S. per
yard, striped satin, 10 yards Of which are
worth $500, a point lace handkerchief
worth $50, fans Of various kinds, grena.
dimes, and other products without end.
Light fabrics OF airy elegance from the
East, the finest products Of the looms OF
Europe; the efforts Of the most skilled
handworkers of the old world all combine
TO form a collection as rare as 1t is elegant.
We shall speak further Of this exhibit in
connection with the report Of this depart
ment, but attention Is called TO il nov in
order that persons may so and SEQ It, for
it will well repay a visit"
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IWIsh Eyerybody 10 Know.

Rev. George H. Thayer, an old citizen Of
this vicinity known to every one as q most In.
huentiai citizen and Christian Minister OF the
N. I: Church, Just this moment stopped In
that consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to shiloh's Consumption Cure" Il
Is having Tremendous sale over our counters
and isglving perfect satisfaction In all cases Of
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done,
DRS, MATcHErr& FRANCR.
Bourbon, Ind, May IS, 1878.
Sold by Z. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; @.
Z. Dwight, 9th and Chapline stG; laughlin
Bros. \ Co, Wheeling; and Husbands / In.
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Death o, Cold.

Those complaining OF sore throat, hoarse.
ness, coughs, or taking their death @ cold"
should use Browns Bronchial Troches,n
Their efficacy Is wonderful. The genuine has
John ]. Brown & Sons, Boston," on each box,
and Is sold by Logan, List SO. and every
druggist only In boxes, at Is cents. Beware
OF worthless limitations
Browns C~omphorated Dentrifrice possesses
the best ingredients for preserving and beau.
Trying the teeth. Price 25c, large bottles.
NWEAROW
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Itching piles.

The symptoms arc moisture, like pers-
piration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as II pin worms were crawling In
and about the rectum, the private parts
are sometimes affected; II allowed to con-
tinue, very serious results may follow.
DR.. SwAYNE's ALL HEALING OINTMENT Is a
pleasant sure cure.
HONE CuREs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were
as above described, the use OF Swayne's
Ointment in a short time made a perfect
cure.
J: ". CHRIST, Boot & Shoe House, 344
n. 2dSt.
=, r g. wEYAAS, Halter, s S. sth. St,
Reader, If you are suffering from this
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch,
Scald Head, Ring Worm, or any Orusty,
Scaly Skin Eruption, use Swayne's Oint.
ment and be cured. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt OF price lin currency or
8 cent postage stamps), 80 cents a box,
three boxes, 81 %. Address letters, DR.,
Swayne 4 Son, $50 N. Sixth St., Philadel.
phia. NoCharge for advice. Sold by lead.
ing druggists. MwFdw
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The greatest boon to children teethinc and
for curing Wind Collie DiarrhGa and other
ills peculiar to children, Is the renowned Mis-,
WinsIow's Soothing Syrup, a safe and certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price,
Browns Vermifugc COmits, for expelling
worms, are the most unfailing and pleasant
confection in the world. Price IS cents. For
sale by Logan, List Co, and by all druggists.
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PERSONAL MRSTIoN.-Sherilf Cline, Of
Wyoming county, was in the city on Sat
Ex.Delesato McGraw, of Wyoming
county, isin town.
steamer Charles Morgan, is making the
round trip on the steamer st. Lawrence.
Mr.. o. r. Forester, q Pittsburgh artist,
il in the city taking. sketches Of public
buildings for the historical atlas Of Ohio
comfy, now in course OF preparation.
Prosecuting Attorney Wiley, OF Wetzel
county, and Clarence II. Swearingen, OF
Philadelphia, arc among the late arrivals
at the New Mcclure.