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PERSONAL MENTION John L.
DickeY sought the cool shades OF Wash.
inSton, Pa, yesterday.
Mr.: Michael Dinger, Of @. II. Dinger,
is visiting friends at Hannibal, Ohio.
MIR. Joe Hall, OF the South Side, who
tramped with the Knights Templar in
Chicago, has arrived home.
Rev. Wilding and family, who have
been at the Moundsville cafnp.ground for
six or eighth weeks past, returned yester.
day 10 their home on the Island.
Col. Thomas H. B. Haase, ticket agent
OF the B. & o. at this city, returned last
night from Danville, Va. ~
Mr., Milt Coffland, Assistant Auditor OF
Belmont county, O., was in the city yes.
Col. F. Riester. Opera House Manager,
and wife returned yesterday from pleas
ant visit to Chicago.
Mrs, DR.. HaZlett, and daughter Katie,
returned from Ocean City yesterday.
Miss Sue Linch Is at home alter q pro-
traCted visit TO Ocean City.
Frank Wallace, OF La Belle street, Is
lying seriously III at Ocean City.
James L. Hawley Esq, returned to this
city day or two ago from an extended
Charley Lagarde, who has been for a
ong time connected with the B. d o.
reight office, left last night for Canada
where he contemplates locating.
Mr.. Wilbur F. Poisal, Of Baltimore Is the
,uest Of his brother, D. W. E. Poisal, Of
he South Side.
.ouls last. night.
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Miss HxLLYKR's SouTu SIDE EPpoRr.-
The third chapter in the thrilling serial
OF Conspiracy against Marriage" by the
irrepressible Miss Hellyer was finished on
the South Side last evening. The lady had
lost none OF her pluck Of the previous
evening, aud appeared at the Fifth ward
market last night fresh and smiling, and
seemed anxious to again tackle the "re-
The crowd collected in the market house
around the little woman and fairly
smothered her in its efforts to obtain
a glimpse Of her features. She finally
made her way to the open space and
mourufuIly remarked that owing to the
inciemency Of the weather her melOdious
voice would not be heard breaking upon
the stiffness and quiet Of that neighbOr;
hood. Thus Lindley Murray was spared
another massacre and the cultured ear
wild and whirling ingrammatical flights.
! 90 this evening, she said, but shall re-
turn again.
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RTyER RIPPLHs.

The State OF the water aud Movements |
OF Boats-The Panther and BarEes
Aground.
The river was still falling last night, the
marks at 8 o'clock indicating feet and
10 inches. The rains of last evening will
probably retard the decline somewhat for
q day or SO.
The Emma Graham left Pittsburgh at
5 P. NJ. yesterday, and with no fog to inter.
iere with her course during the night will
be In port at q or z this morning, TO receive
Cincinnati freight.
The Florence Meyers went down shortly
after noon Yesterday 80 heavily laden she
could not take all the freight offered here.
The Panther took the disabled Ben
Woods tow from the foot OF Pike Island
yesterday morning and started down with
Il, but grounded on the Island bar. The
John Wood attempted to help her of, but
failed, and she and her tow will probably
stick there until there Is more water.
The Phaeton went out on her regular
trip yesterday at JPN.
The Diurnal is lying ct the bank ct the
foot Of Fourteenth street, and her machin-
cry Is being overhauled with q view to In
creasing her speed. .-
The Welcome, for Marietta, and the
Courier, for Parkersburg, leave this alter
noon.
coal feet are reported: On Monday the
Boaz stuck FIVE barges on Beaver Shoals,
two sinking; the Clipper sunk one barge
at Browns Island and one at Raccoon !;
two barges and one boat at Dutf's are get.
ting high and dry. The Venture was ct
work with siphon pumps yesterday at the
boat, which Is sunk. These mishaps are
natural consequences Of so peculiarly
rapid a rise and fall as the last one in.
dulged in by our rivers.-Pi!tsbtIsh Tee
graph.
The Sidney reshipped 2,400 kegs OF nails
on the mailboat yesterday. The Iron Age
has four loaded and seven empty barges
for Pittsburgh. Captain Phil Anschutz
says the Hudson cannot be got ready 70
leave for Pittsburgh to-day, IS intended.
A Pittsburgh dispatch reports the river
at two feet, two inches, and falling. The
weather cloudy and warm. Emma Ora.
ham left at FIVE o'clock yesterday after.
noon.
MEMPHIS, August 25.-Riyer fallen in
ches. Departed: Guiding Star, New Or
leans. Clear and warm :,
CINorNSATI, August 25.-River Is feet
and falling. Showery and warm. De-
parted: Parker, Memphis.
NEW ORLEANS, August 25.-Arrived:
Golden City, Cincinnati; Kehla, St. Lnn.s
Departed: Will Kyle, Cincinnati. Clear
and partly cloudy. Thermometer 70.
| Light shower this evening.
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MARROW EscApE.-Mrs. George B. Cald-
well and Mrs. George Bell met with q
painful accident yesterday morning, which
might have resulted more seriously had 1t
moi been for combination oil fortunate
circumstances. The ladies were driving
M Jacob street and had just crossed the
B. & o. railroad track at Thirty.eecond
street. when locomotivepassed by, barely
missing the carriage by few inches. The
horse frightened at the engine and becom,
ing unmanagesble suddenly turned and
threw both occupants out Mrs. Caldwell
received number OF cuts and scratches
about the face and bruises on the body.
Mrs. Bell was considerably bruised but
otherwise sustained no serious injuries.
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BIsHop KAIN-PppoSed Lecture on His
Observation-Disclosures that Bishop Kahn,
Of this city, has consented, on his return
from Europe, to deliver lecture in the
Cathedral here for the benefit Of the Con-
ference OF St Vincent de Paul, charitable
organization for the relief OF the poor In
Wheeling. The demands Of this society
having sometime since exhausted its treas.
ury, the members appealed to the Bishop
for assistance, aud he generously consent.
ed 10 deliver a lecture on bis return,
giving the entire net proceeds to this
SO The Bishop will return about the 18th
prox. The lecture, Is we understand IT
will lake the form Of familiar recital. or
nsrrstion Of the leading incidents in bis
tour through Europe during the past seven
,nnsths; and we may add that the Bishops
well Known ability will Of itself be sceE,
tain 1narSntee that those who attend will
enjoy a rars and interesting intellectual
tIest Due notice will be given in the
papers Of the exact date Of the lecture.
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NIAeARA RALIs EXCURSION
over the rusearavas valley Railroad
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
The well.adyertised excursion over the
Iuscarawas Valley and Wheeling railroad
served to attract many who desired to look
upon one Of the greatest natural wonders
this country can boast Of, Niagara Falls,
which Joseph Cook has apostrOphiSed as a
"dateless roar
Quite q number from our city ayailed
themselves Of the opportunity offered by
this popular road, and, together with those
from Bridgeport made up party number
ing one hundred and forty-nine, seventy
three tickets having been sold in Bridge
port and seventy.six in this city.
Among the excursionists from this city
were Frank Warden and mother, Z. ].
Stone and family, Jacob Thomas, Mrs. A.
]. Lagarde, City Receiver Todd and wife,
Collector fancy and vile, j. NJ. Ewing,
IChas. W. Franzheim and two brothers,
Eddie and Harry, Mr.. Wells and family.
Geo. W. Weisgerber and Louis Felsing,
Wheeling's champion scullers, accompan.
| led by Charley Miller, Of Bridgeport, also
left on the train en- route TO Geneva Lake,
where they will enter the regatta which
takes place on that lake next week. BE.
fore the end OF the journey isreached the
| party win be swelled to quite respectable
number. Besides the one hundred and
forty.nine tickets sold at the Bridgeport
station, two hundred were purchased at
points between Bridgeport and phriehs'
vile, the same number between uhriehs;;
vile and Canal Dover, and one hundred
and fifty between Canal Dover and Grat'
ton station, making total OF seven hun
dred excursionists. The fare for the
round trip was put down to the low sum
= Tbs Tuscarawas road is.fast becoming
popular excursion route, and Justly 80
The management is careful, and the atten'
ton Of the officials Is always considerate
and polite.
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PoLIrtoA1 MEErINa.-To accommodate
those desiring to attend the meeting in
Wheeling, Saturday August 2sth, to be
addressed by Hon. Stewart L. Woodford,
OF New York, and Hon. Geo. o. Sturgiss,
OF West Virginia, the P. O. & st. L. Ry.,
Company will sell excursion tickets from
steubenville and intermediate points, and
will return the excursionists by special
train leaving Wheeling about 10:SOf.N N.
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WARRINGTON, August 26.-l A. H.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, sta
tionary barometer, stationary or lower
temperature, variable winds, shifting to
east or south, partly cloudy weather and
local rains.
followed by lower barometer, northeast,
Veering to east or south winds, stationary
or higher temperature, partly cloudy or
cloudy weather.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY At an

The subscriber will ell al auction % ~ q
on SATURDAY, AUGUST s1h, 1884, @iN1
?. NJ, lot No. ., block No. /, uni0n EirA H
IN lat /, . substantial tso s.ur att haS
building, containing two dairaSls sasi,a4 ~
baker, and Two dvsllInEs. 1hsts d ils as
aid d, good one story frame dwelling M
/, ooruer lot and on the bNt burne' IND
ei,y. Atprsseut, rents which are lOs, lhrIG'
Dor cent Cd s1,Ooo. Sale positive 1lA 20
Term, made knOsn 90 cay tale.
.r,.s wiz. PERRY, lHsI.z-
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CHE Gsteuisettfer,
onice; Eos. 10 ana ~ Fourteenth street
New Advertisements.

Situation Wanted by Young Man.
Milliner Wanted-Speyer Bros.
Two Stout, Active Boys Wanted.
Mt. Bellevue Hotels. @. Wilson.
Wanted to Buy-C. A. schaefer & Go.
Gold Pens-Stanton & Davenport.
Lindsey Institute-John NJ. Birch:
Seguin Collegiate Institute-Miss Pau
III Trustees Sale of City Property-sam
uel P. Hildreth.
inman Royal Mail Steamers.
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We have always kept the Hamburg
Drops in our family, writes Mr.: NICHOLAS
Schroeder, OF West Webster, n. \. :, and
they have done us the best service in
Dyspepsia, eu
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ANNUAL ANNoUSoEMRSr-Rh Wheeling Fs.
male Collese.-This Institution will reopen
September LIST. Miss Lille Courtney
Cook, OF Albany, N. Y, has been secured
to assist in the Musical Department. The
Albany press speaks in the highest terms
Of Miss Cooks rare musical ability.
Prof. Carl Hermann will remain in
charge OF the Conservatory Of Music.
Miss Annie Logan will take charge Of the
French School. Miss Logan has been
studying the past summer at the Chau-
tauqua University under Prot, Lalance,
the acknowledged best Prench scholar in
the United States. Miss Logan will intro.
duce, aud teach entirely the natural
method.
The College has been thoroughly reno
waited during the vacation, and its exterior
and interior appearance is real elegant and
attractive.
Board Of Trustees: Hon. @. D. Hubbard,
President; DR.. 7. II. Logan, Secretary; D.
@. List, Treasurer; BENZ. Davenport, Esq,
J. S. Rhodes, Esq, A. W. Campbell, Esq,
Samuel P. Hildreth, Esq, Fl. K. List, Esq,
Hon. A. ]. Sweeney, Augustus Pollack,
Esq, g. K. Wheat, Esq, Joseph Bell,
ESQ,
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PERSONS wishing Pianos tuned and re.
paired will find their orders promptly at
tended to by F. W. Banner, 1903 Market
Street,
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CHILDREN suffering from Worms obtain
immediate relief by using AcLdins' Worm
Candy. Purely vegetable. There Is
nothing equal to 1t.
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THERMOMETER RECoRD..The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnept's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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MUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New Mcclure
House Sample Rooms.
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause IL is the best. For sale by oil first
class dealers.
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DUBLICs SALE OFVALUABLERlll

II and Garden Lands, and PtSonil hpaHI
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, lssa, ! ~ ~
public Eale, IL not sold d pti!iis ny h,r I
dats,l my Fine Farm ADD ReidIeet hiaiin I u
National Road, two miles wet Of hdnPd "
mont County, Ohio, 6ald Ilim eai tlia ~
valuable bottom Ind pasture Ian, ,ulhht Z N
eninR, The resid, NOE l, coulidetd tAt ~ 7 4
mont County, and contain, tselvt fConA " v
and bsth. room, With q good dry etll 70 Il
whole house. The grounds oOntlln %. W; \
and A orchard Of choice fruit .d!olni u =. !.
said Arm = iii DO sold - whole OF % re y
purchabers, Also d the nne tine w
ior saIe, live sock, farming utensils " ~ 4
~ gs ssisp ''f' JEO g. BlIpi
" nav o ?. o. BtdHrst W
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SILVER TABLEWARE.-Rare Bargains at
the Iswelry Store Of
JACOB ". GRUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

7A.u.I2n.SP.M7RMI7An.i2N'sr.M7E x
G. a 50 u IS o. Qs ~
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voT e y!

you please but when in search of Ftca Well
Made and Elegantly Gut Garments for Boys ohden Wear
wehunk and sewed not Rip then under no
circumstances before purchasing We will make your
interest buy line Of the best Clothing In
this city, manufacture prices which must induce puhAs
ing when Quality STYLE and are taken into consideration
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SINGING LEssoNs.-Mrs. Annie NJ. sheib
will resume her course Of vocal instruction
on the eth Of September. Application may
be made at her rooms, 1ll2 Main street, I'd
floor, between now and then.
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CHlEr TOBACCO is the boss" II you
try 1t you will use no other.
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ouIEy TOBACCO is all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere,
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INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will like It.
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Importnnt % Horse owners,

Iryou want the finest chew out, buy the
Chief Tobacco. s
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OprruAgY.-Justice Joseph Tolivar, an
old and Iesteemed citizen OF this city died
at his residence on Fifteenth street yester.
day morning at 1l.30 o'clock. The imme.
date cause OF his death was typhoid pneu.
monia, contracted some months ago. Mr.,
Tolivar had been visiting In the country
for someiweeks past, and had only been at
home few days when death summoned
him away forever.
The deceased was born in Westmore.
land county, Pa, and for q long time was
engaged in the hat trade at Mt. Pleasant.
He came to this city in 1916 and was asso.
ciated with Mr.. S. A. Avery in the same
business in this city for number Of years.
During the administration OF Sheriff
Loring Mr.. Tolivar had charge Of the jail.
Later be was the proprietor Of hat store
under Washington Hall, but recently he
was not actively engaged, although some
years ago he was elected Justice OF the
Peace for Clay District.
Mr.. Tolivar was prominently identified
with the Masonic fraternity and the Odd
Fellows order. He was, we believe, one
OF the charter members Of Franklin Lodge,
/. o. O. F. Tolivar Encampment was
named in honor OF the patriarchal Odd
Wheeling Lodge, No. 5, A.F.&A..M.,
OF which the deceased was member,
will have charge OF the funeral obsequies.
His two sons have been telegraphed and
will arrive to-day.
Mr.. Tolivqr was in his seventy.irst
The character Of the deceased was pecu.
liarly attractive. He was cheerful com
panion, consistent christian, and a man
who frightened the home circle and les
sene,l the cares OF life by his amiable dis
position.
The time OF the funeral will be announc.
ed hereafter.
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HENRY HASEE AialsIa1.
EDWARD CHRisrnAS, Auetioeesf.
Joseph HARRIS NURsERlE
81 MDlINDAvlIE

1900 ipple Trees, tso, thrs, iOu u, iNEA
5000 Peach, one iron butl Iti,
5000 PIums, one and Two yelFt
5000 Ounces, two md three ysL
5000 Cherries, one and Two ytin.
silver Maple, Mountain Ash tnd pofar tsi
b, 90 Eversreens, mostly JunlpE, tss .. /
feel. The above are thrifty lud 10 GOD nsAhs
tr nBplanting. VIII ell a. low n ththtst %
pondence solicited. Address, sAAuLNlun
MoundSvills. Nursery Ia one quifiH HlA 70 |
Noundsyille Depot. lptsn
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nENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE-
SIRE 10 save their natural teeth We would ny
that va are now better prepared than ever before 70
euNblo them to do 20. By the uSo Of an ELEcrEo
N.aSRIIo PLuesRR We can and are making better
ana handSomer Gold Filings with more ease TO our
PatIents, ihan have heretofore been made In this
eity Or elsewhere, without the aid Of tho Electric
Pluper. What We say We can Prove ~ ae'uAi
JAMES n. sURG1S0N d son,
,u Ills Market NJ. Wheeling. W. Va.
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WANTED
FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-LIMESTONE ODIPsI
j. on the line Of the C. az, RiIlt1.a y, ~
port, o., having switch TO bold seTen N ~
load stone, tools Of all kinds, pSr,,S, 49,
shops, = lot Of track iron ADD an n ~ ~.
information call On the undtnlgnAd n =, 49,
In Bellatre, Ohio, or at the wortI AkfIfI ~
CLAIM, Bellaire, Ohio, March q, i'm m
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A BIRTHDAY PARrY.-Yesterday being
the twenty.first birthday OF Mr.. I. s.
Memminger, an old member Of the
Bryant Literary Society, he rendered
reception to the Society and few
select friends, ct bic fathers residence, at
Pleasant Valley. The Society went out
in a body in the early part Of the after.
noon and put in the time very pleasantly
until six o'clock, when Tom informed
them that the birthday supper was ready.
The boys marched 10 q table fairly groan.
ing with good things to which they did
ample justice, alter which the following
toasts were responded to in good style:
bryant L. ST." by Ed. Rogers; 1.-THE
OCCASION" by ]. L. Robinson; "0ur
Country" by T. F. Memminger. The fol.
lowing declarations we're rendered:
Mr. r. schJolmaster's Guests
Mr.. Wn. Bells o. shlndon
Mr.. D. j. Chew. from Rehtrd Ill
Mr.. II Leaving the Homestead
MI y 's's.'''''s; hoInded
MI. Louis kuglen, Address
A straw taken on the returnl trip re-
suited as follows: Weaver l, Hancock 8,
Garfield 8.
Tommy oockayne was present during
the evening and dispensed admirable
music. About eight o'clock the chairs
were moved back and the dancing began,
and when we left, ct a late hour, the Bry-
ant boys and the fair daughters Of Pleas.
ant Valley were still keeping It up.
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EIOR SALE,
DOR SALE

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE d
n HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN HuESEIl
I will offer At public Sale, 90
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER / ~
commencing n 10 o'cloeI q. M, on tie pftEsk
t6ll JACOB street, the household md fieAa q,
lure belonging TO the estate Of LOus SdA isAt
TKRNG-CAHh,
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WANTED.

WANTED "A MAN AS6 M:
w tvithout children pro sff,,i H y n. NEi
house furnished eOmplettly IhsS4 y " tlrp 4
. ANAL family. Location within , Z. - kes
city, and close 70 good martsL Ia ssta v
comfortable home, this Il rare S,,.,!,S.s se
tftal, giving n1me and Ehe,e m Ints,.itlE V
had. 4. B. G., 1ntslllgenect Obs wv g y
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MUNICIPAL CouRr.-Judge Cranmer.-
This Court met at 10 o'clock A. NJ, yes.
terday, and transacted the following BUSH
In the case Of Mathew Barber vs.. the
President and Directors Of the Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, in assumpsit,
an order was entered.
Company in assumpsit. An order in
favor Of the defendant was entered In this
'Ai Adjourned 10 lOA. N. to-day
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COMMERCIAL

WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Revised and corrected by JOHN N. GoRDoS's
Sons, Wholesale Grocers, and dealers in
Metals and Grindstones
Nos. and 8, 14th street, Richmond.
Richmond, Va, Tuesday, June 1.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
BGcon-Shoulders, 5000; Sides, 7a@sc.
Cofee-Rio, Ordinary, 134914c.; Fair, 141@
&c.; Good, 1516916c; Prime, 162917c. Lagua-
gra, 16@16@c.; Java, 26@27c.
Candles-Adamantine 10@101c. per set
Concentrated Lye-Per case, $3.2593.50.
Bi-cdrb SodG-33@44c.
Carolina Rice-72G9Sc..
Molasses-Sugar House, hogsheads, 2Oc.; bar
rels, 21@22c.; Orleans, $4,000.
Syrups-Golden, 40@50c. Silver Drip, 400
Soc
Sagars-YellOw Refined 73@s}c.; "a" stand
ard, 9s@92c; Off "a" 9@9fc.; Granulated, 10c.
Soaps-Laundry, per block, 2@43c.
Teds-Gunpowder, 50@S0c.; Black, 40@75c.
Sdlt-Liverpool, $1.45@1.5e; ground alum.
90c.9$1 from store.
METALS, &c.
MErALs-Refned bar, ordinary sizes, S@31c.;
Swedes, ordinary sizes, 81 cents; Horseshoe
iron, all sizes, 494lc.; Norway Nail Rods, 81
Market dull.
SrEEI-Naylor's cast and sheer, 153@16c.;
American Cast Steel, 14@15c.; American bis
tered 73@Sc.; Tire Steel, 61c.
HORSE SHoEs-Tredegar per hundred, SIS;
Mule Shoes-Tredegar per hundred, Sc; Bur
den's Horse Shoes, per hundred, 1926.
GRINDsToNEs-Best Nova Scotia, per h., 13@
2 cents.
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tives, with the Iodides Of Potassium and Iron,
and is the most eectual Of all remedies for scrof
ulous, mercurial, or blood disorders. Uniformly
successful and certain in its remedial effects 1t
produces rapid and complete cures of Scrofula,
Sores, Boils, Humors, Pimples, Eruptions, Skin
Diseases and all disorders arising from impurity
of the blood. By its invigorating effects it al
ways relieves and often cures Liver Complaints,
Female Weaknesses and Irregularities, and is a
potent renewer of vitality. For purifying the
blood it has no equal 1t tones up the system,
restores and preserves the health, and imparts
vigor and energy. For forty years it has been
in extensive use, and is to-day the most availa-
BILE medicine for the suffering sick, anywhere.
For SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
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DICTIONARY OF
CHRISTIAN ANTIQUITIES.
BY DIR. WILLIAM SMITH.

Two Large Royal Octave Volumes, 2o6o
double column pages, 500 engravings. Price,
$3.50 per volume 1t is a continuation of the
Dictionary of the Bible, beginning where the
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