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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21
REauLATIoHs E0E LENT


In the diocese OF wheeling.
We give below the directions Of Bishop
Kain for the proper observance Of Lent
by those members Of the church within
the limits OF his diocese:
First-Ths first day Of Lent, Ash Wed.
Resdsy, falls this year on the I'd OF March,
SeCond-All the days Of Lent, except
Sundays, are lasting days OF obligation.
Third-All who have completed their
twenty-frst year, unless leGihmAtely dis
pensed, are bound to keep the fast. Custom
allows cup Of coffee, tea or thin choco'
late, aud aamall piece Of bread, to betaken
in the morning. In the evening, COLA
ton, not exceeding the fourth part Of an
ordinary meal, Ia allowed, At this COLA
ton, meat only 10 prohibited.
Fourth-By ,dlspensation, the use .ot
flesh meat is allowed on Sundays without
restriction; and at the principal meal on
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur'
days, except Saturday in Ember Week
March ~ and Thursday and Saturday in
Holy Week,
FiIth-The use Of hogs lard is allowed
in cooking.
sixth-Fish and hesh meats are not per.
mitted at the same meal during Lent.
Ssventh.-All under twenty.ons years
OF age, those who are engaged in hard
work, the sick and convalescent, and per
sons who cannot fast without serious In
jury to health, are exempt from the fast,
Persons excused from fasting on account
Of tender age, hard labor and sickness, are
not restricted to the use oil flesh meat Of
only one meal on the days on which it Ia
allowed, Those who entertain any reA.
sonsble doubt about eirobllgation,to fast
or abstain, ought to apply to their pastors
for advice or dispensation.
All the Reverend Clergy who can leave
home are requested to be present at the
blessing Of the holy oils, in the Cathedral,
on Holy Thursday, at 9A.N.
BY order Of the Right Rev, Bishop.
JOHN McELLIGoTT,
Chancellor,
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a FORTUNATE TURH.


The Remarkable Luck OF French Cor.
net Player, who Makes q small Fortune
In . single Day.
Mr.. g. ClAystte, frat cornet Of the
French Opera Company's orchestra, is
certainly gentleman whose good fortune
many persons will envy. The history Of
the circumstances attending the stroke Of
luck by which he became the possessor,
suddenly, Of fifteen thousand dollars, illus.
trates the fact that one is guided to the
road to fortune sometimes by events ap.
psrently very insignificant.
Last Friday, Mr., Clayette was strollinG
along Royal street, in the vicinity oil
Cont, when he CHANGED to observe q
gentleman enter the office OF Juan Jose
Libano, No, IS Royal, and inspect some
Of the tickets for the monthly drawing oil
the Louisiana Lottery Company. Mr..
Olayette stopped and watched he pro,
ceediugs, debating in his mind whether
he, too, should try his luck. He saw the
gentleman lay down dollara and purchase
half Of ticket, The number, OF course,
he could not see, but he had remarked the
place In the window from which the
ticket had been taken, he walked in and
purchased the remaining half OF the ticket
upon which his attention had been fixed.
II was the number 9S6s6. But Wednes-
day came, and Mr.. Clayette, glancing over
the list OF prizes published In the PicdyHe,
was astonished TO find. that ticket No. 49,
$50 had won thirty thousand dollars.
He held half Of that ticket, and was en-
titled TO fifteen thousand dollars-seyenty
Eve thousand francs! This intelligence
be conveyed to his friends, but they could
scarcely realize that their Conirere Of the
orchestra had been 30 successful, They
thought there must be some mistake
"SeVenty.tve thousand francs for one dol.
larW 1t was too much. They could not
believe 1t.
Nevertheless, 1t was true, delightfully."-
true, so far as Mr., Olayette was concerned
The writer met him on Thursday morning
as he came out OF the Louisiana Lottery
Oompany's Office, on st. Charles street
with check on the Louisiana NationA
Bank for $4,000.
Suffice 1t to say, 1t was Mr.. Isaac Kern
who had preceded Mr., Cayette into
Libano's Office, on Royal street, and pur
chased half Of ticket No. 93,5SG. He, too
Is now richer by $4,000.
"You are from France, l believe" re-
marked the reporter to Mr.. Olsyette.
Eyes, !" he replied In French, "this Ia my
first visit to America. / came from Paris
with Mr.. de Beauplan's Opera Company
"Is this your frat speculation in lottery
LicketsP"
"No, indeed, "said Mr.. OIayette, ~ have
haioFe houpht ticketR in the Paria InttaFy
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and great, not by what you reject, but by
what you cordially accept and believe,
Your health will improve, Just in proper.
ton as you obey Natures laws. II your
mind Is diseased, refresh 1t with suitable
RELAXATION. II the two great organs oil
your body, the kidney and liver, are out
Of order, restore them by using Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. The mind
can be kept clear by care and the kidneys
and liver by the great remedy above men
toned. MwRGw
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

R. stalnaker, H, D. Bayha, William Il
Fisher, Earl W. oglebay, B. W. Peterson
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TILE TINE
when the Sale OpcnE-The baltimore d
Ohio Having All Things Fixed y. X.
hnkeB An Important Announcement,

Makes An Important Announcement.
The sale OF round trip tickets for the in.
auguratlon next week commences on Tues.
day, the frat instant. These tickets will
be good for q week, and those who desire
10 spend all tho time possible In Washing.
ton or the East, the saving OF O half day'a
time on the journey becomes O question
OF no ordinary concern. The fact that the
noted "Daisy Train" over the Baltimore &
Ohio, which leaves this city in the even.
Ing arrives In Washington seven hours
ahead OF the fastest trains on other lines,
Ia very generally known, and those who
have any question as 10 this being plain
statement OF fact should compare the time.
tables OF the Baltimore& Ohio with those Of
rival lines. The Baltimore & Ohio was the
firstrailroad constructed from Washington
to the Ohio river, and there connecting
for Cincinnati, and 1t remains to-day the
only road from Cincinnati and the West
to the National Capital on a direct line.
The trains on rival roads are forced TO take
clrCuitous routes TO get into Washington,
which, as q matter OF course, requires OK
ira travel and time. Not only does the
"Daisy Train" reach Washington seven
hours ahead OF trains on all other roads,
but 1t gets In In the middle OF the day in.
stead Of In the night, as the trains on other
lines do. To those who desire to get com.
fortably fixed in their quarters by day.
light land who does not3) this advantage
Is one that cannot possibly be equaled.
Matters have been so arranged on the
Baltimore 4 Ohio that extra sections Of
the "Daisy Train" will be run, one imme.
diately after the other, 80 that the time Of
arrival in Washington will be practically
the same. Much new equipment has been
provided, and every means have been
taken by! the Baltimore & Ohio Com.
pany to insure most comfortable journey.
Ing and prompt arrival on schedule time.
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10. Grant, Of Grafton, o., brakes.
man on the Cleveland, Tuscsrawss Valley
and Wheeling Railroad, was instantly
killed en- Saturday evening last, at Seville
Station.
The accident occurred while he was en-.
gagged In uncoupling the engine from the
train. II Is the custom while going down
the grade toward the wster.tank to I'M.
couple the engine from the cars, and by
the time the cars get to the tank the engine
has It's water. 1t Is thought that after I'm.
coupling the cars Grant tried to get on the
engine, but fell on the track In making the
attempt. The entire train Of thirty.Ave
cars passed over his body, mangllng It
terribly.
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HECOURTS.



This Court met at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning and disposed Of the following
business:
A. Heyman va. L. v. Blond. Motion
for a new trial ovetruled, and judgment
upon verdict.
Z. J, Stone, guardian, vs. n. II. HARRIS
guardian, in Illinois. Final decree I'D.
verse 10 claim OF defendant, individually,
to estate Of Thomas P. Harris, deceased,
and directing transfer Of funds In this
State to defendant, as guardian Of Mary
0. Harris.
b. / o. R. R. vs., George p. Whitaker.
Issues made up.
Jos, slGub vS. B. v. vals. Final decree.
Adjourned until Saturday, the goth
instant,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CHEAP.-The fol.
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered at
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, and
OIL easy payments Of s. 90 10 5000 per
month until paid for:
One seven.octave piano, $50.
One seven.oClave piano, Sl75.
One liallet and Davis piano, 1925.
One Hallet aud Davis plano, $50.
One six.oCtave piano, $50.
One Beven.oCLAve piano, $l75,
One Stodart piano, 1925.
One Bacon and Raven piano, 1925.
One Blx.oCLave piano, $50.
One slx.oCtave piano, $50.
One six.oCtave organ, $1l5.
One hve.oCtave organ, $75.
One hve.oCtave organ, $65.
One 4l.oCtave piano, $35.
One flve.oCLave melodeon, $40.
One llve.oCtave mslodeon, $40.
One fiveoCtave organ, new $75.
A II the above secondhand instruments
are In good repair and tune. Call and ex.
anime at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street.
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The Results OF Saturdays Land slides IN
East wheeling.

The Results OF ShlufuhY'A Lhnu bIlueH In
East wheeling.
A land slide took place at the foot oil
Chaplino street Saturday morning, that
for little time babe fair to result quite
seriously to some Of the residents in that
locality, as It moved several houses
slightly and threatened 10 carry them of
altogether, For many years the banks OF
the creek east OF the Market street bridge
have been a common dumping place for
all sorts Of filth, coal ashes, and dirt exCa.
waited from cellars, alleys, the streets and all
other places, and as consequence there
Ia much OF what Is technically known as
"made" ground In this neighborhood.
All this "made" ground rests upon q
rather preCarlous foundation Of yellow
clay, and whenever there Is sudden rise
In the creek or that stream goes out alter
o break UP with unusual velocity, II car.
ries with II quantity OF this item.
porary real estate" Heretofore the
departures hayes been Of triAlng ma.
tufe, and have oCCasioned little, II any,
anxiety, but the recent tremendous Ego.
out" Of the creek undermined this extra
stratum OF earth and completely saturat.
ing It, 1t slipped of the yellow clay into
the creek. The cleft In the bank Is long
and broken, and extends from q point
west oiIChaplaih street irregularly east be-.
yond Warren's oil refinery. Very little
damage was done to the refinery as
everything Of movable nature had been
removed In anticipation Of trouble.
AT the'ioot OF Chapline street there arc
six or seven houses that have been more
or less damaged. OF there houses three
belong TO Mrs. Cakill, two 10 Mrs. FriBry,
one to Frank Healey and one 10 Thomas
Hughes. The Friery property has re.
Ceived the most damage, some Of the
foundations having been cracked badly.
Mr. Healy thinks that there will be no
further trouble on account oil the slipping,
and he will 90 to work this morning to
repair the damage 10 Ills house. The
other owners OF damaged houses will also
take measures 10 prevent further trouble.
West OF the Market street bridge the
bank has been slipping badly and the
foundations OF some Of the houses on the
west side OF Market street have been i'm.
paired considerably In consequence
Another freezing spell, succeeded by q
sudden thawing out, would occasion much
damsge 10 property In this locality.
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Celebration OF the Rite Iof Confirmation

Celebration OF the Rite Iof Confirmation.
A large number Of the members Of the
Hebrew congregation assembled ct the
Synagogue, Twelfth and Chapline streets,
Saturday morning, for the purpose OF wit.
Messing the ceremonies incident to the
confirmation OF Masters William Gutman,
Benjamin Gundliug and David Ramp.
The Hallelujah Hymn at the opening was
rendered by the choir, consisting Of Mrs.
Annie s. sheib, Miss Hettle Horkheimer
and Miss Emsheimer. Addresses In Ger.
man, English and Hebrew were made,
and all the iormalites Of such occasion
literally carried out. Rabbi NJ. sessler
conducted the services.
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VALUABLE CENTRE WHEELING
Y PROPERl Y AT COMMfs8fONEBs SALE,
IN the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
BARAH WAIT, Guardian, &e.,)

BY Virtue II decree made 10 the SbsVe cause on
The 22d day Of March, 1880, will, on
SATURDAY, TEIE2efH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1881,
beginning At 10 o'clock A. NJ teli al public auction,
I me front door Of the Court HOUSE Of Ohio county,
o. lots II and IS 10 Eoa'a addition o The cIfv ej
Wheeling, tfsntlng 4S feet and Inches on TSenty.
fourth street and running back the same Width Al
rshi angts 10 nid street 70 the depth Of 100 leet
nbect 70 private alley In the reAf and being sub.
dlvlion o. the PAT referred 10 IN (he deed of Ali.
son and Peck Commissioners, conveying Inc stoN ia
Tho deiandants, and having on ia bilek eoliaSe
house No. % Twenty .iourth street, 'O''~ss
TRana OF 4ALRt-Un6. l6nSfk Al Ika an..L...
money cash, and the residue In Two equal install.
menu on credit oi9 and 10 months, SIth InteyssI
on and go2d personal security for he deferred n
men"' u'e fsaintd w iutthtr order Of the court.
" o. HRAvEY, AuciIoneef iS9Ss
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Secretary Of State Brady Saturday issued
a certificate otincotporation to The "BuCk.
harmon Bank, !" for the purpose Of doing a
general banking business, with its prinCi-
pal Office at BuCkhannon, in UpShur coun.
", this State. The capital stock is s25, 600
Of which $500 is paid in and privilege Of
Increasing to 100000 is granted. The cor.
pofalion expires February 10, 1900. Shares
$lOO each, Of which $50 are held by Il. y.
Hudkins, 20 by D. y. T. Fafnswotth, 20
by O, +, Ridgeway, 20 by Levi Leonard,
20 by Jacob W. Heavier and 20 by q, A.
Newton,
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Ghe GttelLiqsuttr.
New Advertisements.

0HiCSi Nos. 70 and n Fourteenth stTe
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ices OF Doctors,

The fee Of doctors is an item that many
persons are interested In Just Of present.
We believe the schedule for visits is s. %,
which would tax afnan confined TO his
bed Tor year, and In need Of 0 daily visit,
over 81, 600 year for medical attendance
alonel And one single bottle Of Hop Bit.
ters taken in time would save the 1000
and all the years siCkness,-Po't
AwF&w
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NEW NOLUBE HOUSE

Sample Room Lunch from $50 a. m. to
1890.
Mock Turtle Soup.
Roast Rib Beef
Baked Pork and Beans, Boston style.
Bologna Sausage.
Lobster Salad,
Saratoga Potatoes,
Chicken CrOquith.
Potato Salad,
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE Bg,
l. LAIRE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
SHIII nHap NJ pulItn AunIInn nm tha ny.,,t... i

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9iiu,
commencing at one O'CLOCK, Aituaiel on lhIfirKtl
street, between Belmont aud Union STREETS. opps,
new bank building, Lot 2OxSO, Oh which Rni
erected q business room and dwelling room ~
length Of lot; tho dwelling abOvs the store tonil
Ave large rooms, Tho adjoining Lot Ii gIG 4
With ManSard roof, containing eight lafv u
rooms, gas and water throughout the pfVmi,a. a
there 10 one stationary lnArhlRtop WRSh.StAnj it
one Of the most desirable business dwelling hOua
The city, being near street railroad llne-Vha Il
line 10 extended will Itill increase Ia value n
above 10 all In good repair, and Bale 10 pOiIuaI
have now determined leaving the city. urnlA
deed will be given on confirmation Of nlt. ID
further particulars call on premises 10 A. RCllAE.
BON, or on W. II, FERRY, 825 Union street, Tn
made known on day Of sale, hl
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Nothing Is 80 conducive to A mans re.
mai6ing . bachelor as stopping for one
MONT al the house OF q married friend and
being kept awake for FIVE or siS hours by
the Giving Of cross baby. All cross and
erving babies need only Hop Bit!ers to
make them we'll and smiling. Young
man, remember lhis,-7rdNltsr. AwFGw
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FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Five Thousand Dollars Worth OF Fine
shoes Positively NJ Cost.

bhueb EOblhNoly ~ OuHts
The firm of Wilson Bros, preparatory
to removing West, will close out their en-.
tire stock oil Ladies' Misses, Childrens and
Iniants' fine shoes and slippers, Commenc.
ing Monday, February 2lst, ct cost. II
you want bargains come before our sizes
are broken. The following comprises some
Of the fine shoes on hand:
Burt's celebrated shoes.
zeigler's fine shoes.
Laird, schober & MitChell's handmade
shoes.
Gentlemen's hand and mpchine button
boots.
Boys fine calf shoes.
Youths solar tip shoes.
Infants 6ne French kid buttoned boots.
1900 Market street, opposite
Mcclure House,
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wRATIIRH INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D. O., February 2l-1 4. N.
FOR the Lower Lakes occasional light
snow, followed by clearing weather, warm
southwest veering TO colder northwest
winds, rising, preceded in the eastern por.
tons by falling barometer. 49,, 80,
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, occasional snow,
followed by clearing weather, winds most
" westerly, stationary or lower tempera'
tlre, rising, followed In the west by TALL
Ing barometer.
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H. F. Mccarthy, Wholesale and retail
druggists, 0ttowa, Ontario, writes: II was
afflicted with chronic bronchitis for some
years, but have been completely cured by
the use Of Dr.. Thomas ECleCtric Oil, Ia
doses OF 5 drops on sugar. have also
pleasure In recommending II as an EN-.
broCation for external use."
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Project the LittIe ones.

Protect the little ones from the often
fatal consequences Of Group, with Dr.
Thomas Eclectric Oil. It's the king OF OIL
cough medicines, as we'll as q peerless
remedy for rheumatism, lame back
sprains, bruises, cuts, piles, kidney troub
les, etc. Take It inwardly and apply out
wsrdly.
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CLosISG Our sAIE.-Commencing Mon
day, January Sd, to close out my large
stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets, and Wall
Paper. Gall soon and get a great bargain
at 20l9 and 202l Main street.
InnN RnnMnn
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ROME coon SHOTS
Made by wheeling MnrksmGn Last Sat
uFtlAy,

We append the scores made by the
OF tho Wheeling Rifle Club last
Saturday, over the strobel Run Range.
From inforpatlon received from the
Springfield, Massachusetts, team, last
week, in regard to its movements, 1t is
likely that next Saturday will be fixed
upon as the day for the shooting of Of
the first contest between that club and
nnEA.
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The object OIL this suit Is 10 ascertain all creditOrs
entitled 70 share 10 the distribution Of the insurance
money Que Isaac Miller, for the use Of hinRef and
DAVID Mcdonnell, Luther y. MAgee and lansing v,
APPLICABLE owners Of the steamboat Wash Boniell,
sald money having been assigned on or about the fail
o. 1870 10 paintla for the bSneht Of all the cfedioF6
OF Miu Ooat and oWneft, who had then signed and
writing Of agreement To release hef eama
on such assignment being made; 10 notify ali credit
ors OF said boat and owners Of the extence Of Sad
aesignment that they may have opportunity 10 NlRn
and seal such Agteenent they shall 90 deSif6 10 o
anu 70 distribute under the DEGREES Of this Court aos
eoidibg 10 law, those entitled thereto said money
Being re sum 07i 49, a. stated in:ho bill Of com.
And i Appearing by AFFIDAVIT, that the defendants,
Doctor Kennedy John ennt Edward s, MAGE,
George Coot, Martin r. Tlmm0ndS, Henry E6ef.
hatdl Jesse X. Bell Joseph B Woods W, A. TboYhI.
ay, warren MagBe, Luther T. MAgte, isaac Miller and
Lanslng AppleRate, are not any 81 them residents
o. the SAte Of West Virginia, and that ali Of aid
nonresidents are AEfre1 ID the said bill on inofnS.
on 70 Dc creditor 81 said boat and owners except the
last three named that the bill states that the nRtnSS
o. the other creditors Of said boat and ownefS ara n.
Known and makes such other cftdliofS defendant a.
unknown pAftlea and II further appealing, BY sUeb
amdaVlt that the nae9 OF said other cfSdiinfa 40
All o. them unknown II ID now ordered that AID nom
resident and unknown defendants DO appeaT Al ihN
next Rule Day on the 7th day Of March, A. D. 1881,
OF either o. Inc Two following days, and do what ID
necessary TO protect theif Interests In this suit
In testimony whereof I have hefeunlo signed my
name a. Clefk q aid Court, this 9th day 81 Feb.
tbs Clerks Office Of tald COuh.
TEsTE SAMUEL. B. McCOLtIOCH,
Dan, CLERK oil The Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
iel2.B West VlfRInlA.
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Never said, though 1t is certainly true,
that neither Poppy nor Mandragora, nor
any Of the. morphine essences oil the
Drowsy God Contaminate that delight OF
Chewers, Mller's Good Enough Navy
Plug Tobacco. M4Th
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feels tired, has severe headache or lack
Of appetite, II means that something Ia the
matter with the kidneys, which Warmers
Sale Kidney and Liver Cure alone can
help, MwPGw
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s. Chadwick, Of Arcadia, Wayne Co.,
N. Y, writes: II have had severe attacks
Of Asthma for several years. commenced
taking Dr.. Thomas Electric Oil; the frat
dose relieved me in one hour. continued
taking II In teaSpooniul doses for few
days, and have not had an attack OF Il
since; now neatly one year"
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TRY Chicken MaCkerel at ,.
" GEO. X. McMECHEh'S.
T,crmometer Record.

The following shows the range OF the
thermometer, as observed at SchnepPs
drug store, Opera House corner:
SATURDAY,
1850. 1881.
Hu17 MSP,M,7P.MI Jam. l2N.SP Y, r.h'
% "a 20 u 8S SS IS 81
SUNDAY.
1880. 1881.
AN. l2N.SP. MI Pm
is 80 90 81 80 10 ~
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nENTlsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE-
Ling IN 1aVn ihoIr natural teeth We would ny
mat We are now botGr prepared than ever before 70
snRblo them 70 do 90. By the use Of 40 kLEcT Ie
MAGNETIC PLu8aE4 We cln End are making neue ever
and bnnjGomOT Gold Filings, With more eAso 70 olI
HIionis, than have hOrSlntoTe been made ~ thiI
city OF elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
PingVsr. What We Iay. We oan prove Dy %'uH
JAMES N. BURHISON 50Nt
Ipt Nh, III8 MATkat IT.. WhRalinR. W. We.
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Wilson Bros are selling their goods at
cost, and people In search Of good shoes
are advised to call on them and examine
their stock,