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without assuming to know more than
others when the farmer should get rid Of
mis- crops, and whether it is better 70 hold
on to them awaiting rise to what hoy
are at .uy one time selling At, our idea has
been to sell rs soon rs the crops are ready
for market for tho best price that can be
obtained for them. We think it Is strange
that there should be any doubt about this,
or that any one who is ASKED for advice
would hesitate y moment what answer 10
mako, for there is no doubt in the world
that ~ = general rulo the man who turns
his monev round the quickett makes mon
Cv the fastest in the long run, and this Is
a. true in farming 81 in any other pursuit,
ODce in \ while ono makes more money by
holding on; and in theory { seems to be
best to hold on. There are always large
number who must sell n soon rs their
crops are ready They have 10 sell for
nav price they can got in order to meet &C
counts long since due. This rushing IN OF
crops has tendency, or ought to have. In
making Iow prices. But this Is only theo-
re.'csl |, is found by experience that In
commercial phrase these anIlclpauons are
ALWAYS discounted Experience, shows
tina, mere !, very rarely any greater stock
in the grain trade that finds It's way INTO
m,.ket than is about in far demand.
tn. only chance to make much money 10y
holding on iswhon ono has tho means at
hand 70 control large lots. and thus in
measure 10 able to control his own prices;
but this happen so rarely that 1t is son-
5. Grafton the average farmer has nothing
20 81, vitn.-Grr, tnt,,rn TL,erUph.
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Advice 10 Girls.

The Boston Star has column OF all
vice TO cirls, from which we take the
following.
Always 90 20 church, It is a splendid
place to show vour bonnet. In order
hat nobody small Mia sseinglt, make
yourself a, conspicuous rs possible.
You en- DO tLis by ruatling the
-sves OF The hymn book, playing with
,,ur ian, ing inG Your bangles and con-
sanity turning about in your pew.
When strange man acrosts You IL
thu street, or remarks on YOU IN an
,udjbl- tone, gigg!e With all voHr might
aud look around once or twice, ana
alen YOU catch his eve. giggle again 1t
is la.luu. aud by adopting this course
son will have plenty OF It.
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shrubbery, it's gravsl walks. It's little
/ tables OF wood, iron or stone, with seats
srouId. Hither on 8 sultry summer
afternoon the careworn frau will
wend her way, the maid will ga along
to wheel the little ones, or watch then
as they toddle over the grass. After olt
tie lunch which wss brought along will
be spread, a cup of coffee or glass OF
/ beer can be had at the garden. This is
only ore group, there are others around.
This one consists OF elderly ladies', who
euiov their gossip not less than their
coffee. That consists OF lady aud
gentleman; the latter is employed on
come kind of ''woman's work" Don't
think now that she was writing an ar
ticle for mission society; she WAS knit
ting. The gentleman reads. He has the
appearance Of bsing well TODD MAD !;
is possibly professor The lady must
b. his daughter; she 10 too Young for
hia wife Whatever their relation they
seem to be very much contentsd, oil IN
their secluded, shady corner. There is
smother figure. He sips his beer with
seeming unConcern, aud to be at
hone. He is rather to uuconcarn'd;
oyerdoes the thing, heis clearly q
foreigner; likely an American just come
over, perhaps myself.
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MIXED DRINKING.

ew Yo.k sun
Whom German cit.EnHs, cate.
T.p lagsr Ec:' a. such q rate
A. MAKES the Yankees SAY their legs
Must mold tue CnUtCutI O! the k,g',
garl ,er tnem split thcjl throat. and ehee
For Brother Blaine aud arr. beer
Whom Brother R'sinc, without irnWI,
PaurS rIuts or quart, vi lager down,
And srsr. liz q, not 800 mHcA,
OF uis 900 ueaSrs store OF DUlrh,
Tbrr lrr ihsir rplit their thrJats again,
FWr d, .,.r beer anI Brother Blaine
rEc', I--.ey'S sHoIe should fare.
md l,lirgi,. vi 70 Isc people there.
lie lsrI must train : stronger drAuS1t,
PrrhCps tH~ wur.t that could - iniUrd,
And .r>c,m.u th-lr th;OG;H mus. crack.
Fp- R~.,lrr B,aiuc and aPPlslSc&
II sou, of Franc should entertain
Olrrr,t. auIguil-ie,s 5rotlrr Blaine,
PERHAPS y >rltcUre OF thor .onSAe
XrrNt from tnS willing Ips be WiuuE,
Ar,, while hc pledged them IN chA'upa- ne
They all would cheer or brother -" III
should H. lhr,ugh Gil k.utucSy stray,
And !uug0 party on The "hE.
H.. ikea ROurJOH red and born
W,u,i uu Ill the juice at hlu grass CON-
All cheers n ruII rise from All the Sisc
FOR Htutnyr Blaine and whisky sEalSR''
SOLE. our guilclc,s Brother Blanc
4Lnruus Vi various regions dram,
Iuf-aI IN GENIAL qUsntl''
81 many different p =, pie pIcaaet
SuI i.t' u,.r.. ru NJ c'ank com plain
t..,.,... - Pc. r. for Brother Blame
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Kind Word CT Advice.

Ii Won ierl Yourself growing weak,
your strength failing, the natural 1unC'
lions of the oily becoming impaired,
take warning in time; your system
needs iron. which, when combined with
Droprr vegetable extracts, produces a
ionic Of rare medicinal effect. Such a
remedy ia Browns Iron BiItcrs. Buy II
OF yorr druggist and DO not be peisuad
ed TO take 4 substitute, for this IS the
only remedy which gives permanent
strength. 1t contains no aIcohoi, NJ
does it b'ackeu the teeth. 1t receives
the universal endorsements OF clergymen,
physicians, druggists and all who have
used il.
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Commissioners Sale

OFvALUABLE MAISSrREErP PROPERTY
In the Municipal Court of Wheeling,
Louis II. Fran,heim,
c. ". Fmuzhcim and others,
Pursuant to a decree entered by said court III
the above entitled cause Oh the LIST day Of
November, lSSl the undersigned commissioner
will, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1881,
htloOclOIk Il IN, at the front door OF the Court
House of Ohio county, sell NJ pu olic auction To
the highe and best bidder, the following real
estate, to.wiI That certain piece or parcel OF
land situate on the eaa side Of Main street. be.
tMcun Eleventh and Twelfth streets, III the city
n( Wheeling West Va. fronting on Main street
tvcnty-lwO ~ feet aud running back with nm
canal width one hundred and thirty.twO l32l
i.df, being the south Omc-half Of piece of land
winch was conveyed 10 George W. Franz aclm :.
r, deceased, by i r. Armstrong, trustee md
others hv ric"1 dated tAS 18th day Ol Juy, 800,
aud recorded in tho office Of the Clerk Of the
COUNTY Court Of Ohio county in decd book No.
-. page o. ami devised by said George W. FanI-
helm, ST.. b. his last will and testament to hl'
ION Gr0rgc William FranZhcim, now deceased.
TERMS or SALE OuC-thiTd OF she purchase
money. and 40 much more as the purchaser
NAV elect to pay, in cash, and the residue in
three canal annual iu,tallmens, with interest
from the day OF sale, the purchaser giving his
uDl.E for the deferred payments, with personal
:, curly To +. approved BY said commissioner,
H. retaining M title mill the payment Of the
rlirnl,a money in fall !. T. JONES,
unpwi Special Commissioner.
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Forty Years Experience OF an Old
nurse.

>Irs. Wns}oW'a Soothing syrup -
the pre- srrlp;jon OF one ut the pest
.nnale pays,ci&rs End nurses IN the
United States. aud has been used ior
Tort" wears with never failing success
.y -;'!:ops OF moiaers for their ci1.-
trru. raliryrs ya2ir ch!.d from pam,
-ur.s Jys,n'ery AID drrruoe#, ripping
n the bowels and wiudcOhc. by ~
nc h-4rtu 10 the child it reS's the moth
W.. Price - cents hattie.
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NOrIcE TO YnE puElIr.

NVIIVE 10 I II. I II.IT'
The public are hereby COutiuE"I against send
Ing any Money or Orders 20 &uSES " Co, 50
Nassau street, New York city. a. euihoU2.i by
The Louisiana stat" LnuaCy Cni0;Huy 20 sci, IT,
T,czct, They a-c GooGing the county with
Bogus Circulars purporIug To- ug al the LOUl>i-
ana State Lottery Company. aUG ave iraudu-
lently representing themselves as il, agents.
They have no authority lrIm this CGmplay to
sell lis Tickegs and are not It's agents iuy ang
purpose Al. =. pAu faiN;
NEW ORLEANS .Ju.v :, 1851 UU9
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'TRsrsEEE,S MALE.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
- made by John ) Armstrong and Mary a.
Armstrong, his wife, TO me as trustee, the first
dated December is, 1878, recorded in deed Of
of trust book No. Il, page Al: the second dated
July %, 1872, recorded in deed OF trust book No
Il. page 1. in the Office OF the CLERK OF the COUn-
IS Court OF Ohio county, w. Va, will, on
SATURDAY, THE 0TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1881, beginning al 10 o'clock a. N, sell at the
front door OF tie Court House OF OHIO county,
the following described property, that Is 20 say;
The southeastern one fourth part Of that certain
lot OF ground lying and situate in tho, city Of
Vince ing on the north side Cf Nineteenth street.
aui designated on the plat OF said city rs lot
number inrly.eirEt. Said par. LOT fronts on
Niuctcauuu street thirty feet and extends back
north from said street half the length o. said lot
TERMS OF SALR-Onc-half and more II the
purchaser so elect, in cash OIL day OF sale; the
balance in two equal inStallments AT six and
twelve month";, evidenced by promiSSory notes
bearing interest from day OF sale, the title to be
retained until payment III full.
DENIS O'EEEFFE. Trustee.
W,J,W. CowpEs, Solicitor sp2Gi
The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday,
November %, 1881, ut the same place and begin
noe DENIS O'KREFFE, Trustee
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IN advertisement reads: Wanted y
Young man to be partly out door and partly
! behind the counter and the Cleveland
. J.o,l.r ass: What will be the result
/ when the door slaimS"'
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Sunday Express leaves "hccnng ats ~ \. NJ;
arrives Wclsburg 9:2GA NJ, Stcuhcnville 1854.
v making rlnse connection i'T Hrst"rn rri''S.
A. N. run daily. Through Chicago LEpr5sS,
Leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, AT eco r.
a.,vi.h sleeping car aattachcd arriving in ChiCr-
gOat7:l0 next morning. BCrths can be secured
I'm advance al Union Depot ticket Office, C0.um-
bus.
Pul!man's ra'0cc Drawing Room Slccpi -
Cars through without Chamrc from StcuLcuvi.Ic
est Ia Phiadolphia and New York AID west 90
Columbus. to Cincinnati, Louisville. indiana.
polls and ~ Louis.
For through tcscts, baggage checks, Slcapluc
car accommodations, ami an" Further in!C5mH-
ton Gpp,y 30 Joseph NJ. BCiieville, Ticket Agent
e. Pen HauIl. n,sGt. foot of Eleventh street or
@. .G., r.CAJ! CGicc, under Mcclure HHi,s
Wheeling.
T.. W. CA LDWELL.
Gcn'I Manager, Pittsburgh, "a.
+. A. FORD,
Anr-l D.s nnl Iln..LI 4 mnmL DillslllLrLh Pa
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cIEVELAND G PITTSBURGH r. 2
CONDENSED TINE TABLE OF PASSENGER
y Trains corrected tn October 81, 1881.

Accommodation train leaves Ravenna at $50
n. IN, arrives Hudson 7:2O a. m, Cleveland
$50 q. nj.
F5-pay Express runs through Parlor Car, and
Night Express through Sleeping Car Pittsburgh
10 Cleveland.
NOTE Night Express leaves Pittsburgh Sun.
day nights, but not on Saturday nights.
nTyPR DIyIssIoS-GOtNG FAST
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s!rt.2rCs Publication.

Statcoi Wet NIa,n.a. C. ua:y OF C'.,, e.
o! Wnc...,r-. .r 'l' NrI c.,t "HIt - Ma'E..
lns. N,ycmDar .aG'rs. lNr'. o. ch"u' -.
Matte l. Wyirr and barb. \. Nair'.
William y. Wcrn? aMI Van }. Wa1rI
To obi Ct Of this su:' is u nave petition
mad. ot tInr-a' estate >lluGlri IN saii CItv t.:
Wheeling, on the wet sii' %. VAIN street.
,nown as E,S. ~, and lIl7 Main .I'cvt, Al
prn.Cnt occupied hv Henry Jac,bS - nd-y
GOODS store. ,gjd property being more pHrIcu.
larry described ia lnr hill uiUd in said court.
And il apreaUuJ by riliday. filed tbst thc
i irldnm', william ~. Mrn'r. IL not Il resident
ut the STATE e: Vet Erlilia il is now iG,r"G
that the said MrI..I. S!dcEt defendant, William
Il. Weber DO NJ pear ri the next rule day, on
the 18th day Of E,c.mhgr 1871. or either Of the
TWO following days. and 30 what il necessary
To- protect his interest in thlE suit
Ia testimony whcrn II have hcreunto signed
my name rs Clerk OF said Court, this 10th day Of
November. ISL, At November Ru3>, in the
Clerks Office OF said Court.
TcSte. THOS N. DARRtU
Cicik OF tho Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
Jacob, Cracrait & Ferguson, Solicitors FOR
Cnnpa inantS n0Y!1o4wt
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Atministra Sale of Per-
sOnal Property.
WYE VIII. IN

THURSDAY, DECEMBER /, 1884,
Commanding at 10 o'clock A NJ, At the late resi-
dgnce of George Rogers, deceased, offer at pub
lie auction the following property: One LOT OF
merchandise. consisting OF general stock, ill.,
vOicing g. sS,siS.26: * hogshcadS of Tobacco,
packed ready for shipment; / psfr of French
Mil Buhrs, pair OF Laurel Hill Mill Buhrs,
Smut Machine. lot OF Mil Gearing. consisting
OF Straps dc. Nevill also, at the same time
and place, otfor the Real RsIatc, OF which Geo
Rogers died seized, at private sale
Terms Of sale made known on day of sala.
JOHN MOORE and
W. 7. MOORE,
Administrators OF tho estate OF George Rogers,
darpaSe uOyl7rui
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FRESS FASHION NOTES.

from he New York Evening rost.
Dress skirts grow shorter and fuller.
Grandchildren gloves are much worm
SUvaL more is the name of 4 pew drs..
trimming
Black fox and black Russian hare are
fashionable fur trimmings.
Hussar jackets. OF scarlet cloth. trimmed
with military braid and tiny gold buttons
are worn by girls in their teens.
Tho assertion made by one or two
fashion writer early in the year has provsd
true-uamelv, thai the return to crinolne
WAS iueritablo. Slowly but surely it il
looming up in increasing proportions
The small hustle was long since replaced
by much larger ons, and now the full
criuolstte. reaching from ths belt to the
foot of the IkirG in the back, is seen.
Tho much abu'eh poke bonnet in it's new,
notified proportions, ia this Fall ono of
the most popular shapes in tbs endless list
oi hssd-jlrcssss The -ido bgims Of some
Of the latest styles are more rounding in
shape aud NOT 50 marrow about the ears a.
formerly. max ~ them much moro becom-
.nS to She generality OF faces than the
towering, scoopy, ca!ache shape introduced
last yeSr. These new hats are worn hy
ladies' Of every age and they can DO had III
every SIZE.
Conspicuous among Fail goods designed
- walking dresses are Scotch and English
cheviots in ovsyy variety OF color dark
ROYAL blue, dark bronze, plum, ruby and
olive being most favored; these goods being
crossed by hair lines OF old gold scar ct, cr
lighter shades Of the monochrome color OF
the fabric it self Asa trimming for thess
stylish goods comes pluSh-ssriped cheviot,
in Persian coIoring, which, when used,
transforms a quiet-looking dress into avery
gay coasumo. Many ladies', however, pre-
fsr tho ain chevoit dress, with several
rows of fuo machine stitching - i finish
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Reuu!ate tho Liver and Prevent
Tonic. Alternative AZ CmtIlar!ic !!

simmons Liver Rrgu ator. purely vegetable,
is the u..dicine genera ~ uscj in the south 10
arouse the torpid Liver to healthy action.
IT AlTS W TIL EXTENoEDiSAEY POWER AND EFF
csCY OS The Liver A%D K:pNEY5.
The action oithr Regulator j. free from nausea
or gripug IL is most ClirclIT" in starting the
SpcrctiOnS OF thr Liver, causing III" bile To act IS
a eithnrtl~ When lhur' ! an excess Of bile IN
the stomach, the R.gUlat1r i @u rctlve purge;
after the removal OF the bile il viii rc-u ate the
bowels and impIrt vIgcr ami health To the
whole system.
See that you get IN" Genuine in Mhitc ZNrG1
per with red h. prepared only by J. II e. LuN "
60 sold 10y al Dru sgjS,>. "'2 olga
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FOS SALE.
PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of THE
i West Virginia Exposition and State Fair
Association having legally required the deiin'
gucut subs ribes for stock Of said Association
to pay up their shares in full. which require.
ment has not been compiled with by some OF
Ssid .AubscIihers and stockholders, by order OF
the Board Of Directors OF said Association, mace
oil the Sri dav OF November, 1888 the shares Of
such delinquent subscribers and shareholders
will, before the Court House door OF Ohio conn
ty, on the Srd day of Decemqer, lsSl, At lGO'cock
A. NJ. be offered for sale al pub icauct!on, TO inc
highest bidder for cash BY OiGcr of the Board.
uu5ta gHORGE HOOK, SeC'y.
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sDaily except Sunday.
No. aud IS stop At all stations.

B. ~ .. ralG"e Drawing loom aEJ neeq.Lg
Cars on all night trains.
Close connections are made for ali points
South and southwest, North and North we>t.
nal;irc this desirable route for ColOu:gt> and
persons moving 20 the great west, and 70 whom
particular attention Is given.
WHEELING, PITISECR&H AND BALTIMORE
DiVIaiG%.
L9tSe Wheeling ...G:'' :. -. $40 HAi $40 p. Z
No trains run oa This division on SUNDAY.
TaCEvl- t. III principal ports % sri" - Gcrot
Office open at MI hours during tire day.
Information to the trayc.'n" public rhvrrlull!
given. y. u. CLEMENTS, y. OF i.
(. L. DEFESIES, General agent Wheeling
u.VIf
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e. -. McETaddoIi

;=IGlEEH. I,im aAEEFT II. ENTRANCE
V!.r door Hh"v" custom HuEs".) "A
ga, /" s"t bu,it nRs cf'r'"g promptly ard SAITH.
T. '":.y. PirI. aud -, iiirU'iCnS pFopaT'd Aui
f.. i.'ri'S tu,uishtd az Application CAREFUL
,n;,.ri-.. u given '" huid'ur,. Parties desiring
Dfr''t W"". - 90 uHhc improvement, on pr''-
sart buildings, end u 0sn Meeting any WORK Ia
my line, viii 10 well 10 call az I'D i-cSS as shore
tuCy I. u. McFapnES.
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Coasumption. Bronchitis. Asthma

NXTERE FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP
w useless in nll other diseases, the bcneht
which il undoubtedly Yields in CONSUMPTION
and other diseases OF tnC respiratory Organ.
would vIndIcate its clAinI to the attention OF
CVe'y medical practitioner From the statislcs
OF England aud America it is u fair estimate
that one tenth Of the eulir deaths - CauSei by
Consumption alone. Ii the Syrup IS Used per
seyoJiusly il subdues the tendency to COnsump.
ton, and in many confirmed cases, a. IN that OF
the inventor, it has etT CtUd Il cure.
Indigestion snd hahimal CoStiveness almost
always arise from weakness OF the nerves aud
muscles of the stomach and bowels In se'h
clsc', FELLOWS COM.OUSD SYRUP OF 3NPoPHus-
PHlTEs has proved Itself of the greatest service
The evacua ions soon become cOpious ana
healthy.
This Syrup will cure Pulmonary Consump.
ROn in the first Stage, End Will give great rellel
and proloag life in the second and third. II
will cure Asthma, Bronchitis, LaryESius ana
Coughs. II will cure all diseases originating
from Muscular Action aud Nervous Force.
Public Speakers and Singers
Will find this Syrup of inestimNble value dose
should be taken before speaking or singing.
AphOnia or the Loss OF Voice, IS usually cured
by few doses We have known cases where Il
single dose has been Cilcsual
:. b. Jacob, NJ. n, St SOM, y. h.. wrltc':
~ had orCaSOz to use your syrup in case OF
AphOnia which would not yield 10 REGULAR treat
ment; il proved 10 be all that you claim, q FOR
IT, ha, ing acted with exp d,tiOn and e"tre
satisfaction"
n5-Do not be deceived by remedies bearing a
similar name; no other preparation Is Il Subsu-
tute for this. under Glv eTcnlnStnuce.
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RHEUMArisM, neuralgia, hysteria, fe-
male weakness. etc, promptly cured
with Browns Iron Bitters.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & S.. Louis

RAiLwAY-PAN- HANDLE gouTF.
Time Table East aud West October 20. ISL.
Trains leave Pan Handle Depot frotoi Eleventh
street, Il car Public Landing. daily, except sun
days, nS iul,O -:
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NorE-1 rains leaving Bclnire NJ $50 a. N.
and p. III. COHnCe. al Yellow Creek for ClGyc.
Ia ID.
All trains daily except Sunday.
ID. W. CALDWELL
General Manager Pittsburgh Pa.
T.. A. FORD,
GCn'l Pass and Ticket Agt now
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Errm Tho Vow York Tnrc..

There are few article, 81 dress for Wn-
t.r v..~ which 10 not include plush The
material Is consequently so yar.cd in color
snd design - 20 furnish amplo scoops Tor
.hs g~eaI,~t variety in dress. Mama
plush il all silk with long nap. Sh&dSd
,.rpe, t~om mos: Of tho designs Cor this
plush. N pUch combinations as cre.ln-
,o,o~el g-oucdiugs. wiki threads G: light
h.r:- AMI taarOSs color plush suitable
.or trimming Young ladies' auj children
Crlt mas IS VI shaded moSS-colOr IL cUo
taueB. Alternating r.,h creSn-colorei striIs.
Tins plush also serves FOR drSperles and
scars on -uiJs satin or surah toilets Ths
ioIiOw.CS varieties " plush may DO en-
ployei VITA cschemire 90 Iuie or cloth
20, umc, For navy UiIe or haysac-col
o,-d slit ''Naima' plush IS Usod with
nary-blus grounding aud sSripes OF shaded
Old-gold and wood colo, with red threads.
4 green c.o.a dress iE trimmed With plush,
wltha gre5n grounding and blue and rod
.hreatI. combined with ad-shadoi
cpupsr. colored Ssrip5. The plush may al
so aavo "A green grounding. with yellow AID
b,Ge threads and broad vuDy-co.DrsI Ehsds
ed s.r.r.s. \ garnet or cisret-COlored .rit
h-s frr trimming gs~uet colored plush,
with blue and old gold colored tnreadl and
luoas co.oreI shaded 'r'pes. "Prkln' Is
Of .ha Same soft material a. tbs Mama,
and as ~e-u.ar stripes IN dark shades on
Egat sraua.lugs There Srs black S!r~rNs
IN Lrsv. pearl color hayNne. ruby ard old
sold co.ored grouni.ugs, garnet or moss
green and mess green stripes on pale lose
color. Vest, cuts Snt collars are Of these
fancy pushes aud ,ovW srea: addition 70
arv .oi,st. "BosSo,e Bayajsre plnsh IS a
ve,~y foe a~g:aln with s.U,ues divided by a
double ;uresd of grOs graia six. Il IS
manufactured in such colOrs a. ruby striped
with gold ADD red gCos gam silk, peacock
blue striped with moss green and pink,
noes green striped with pink and brown,
and GUss,an grceu with gold aud rcd
stripes Glazed plush is IA al shades.
Plush ..moues,.' one uf tho uoFo.Ies, 5
ar-, n I'LL rul r.. ana makes superb cps-u
O.: 81, 20 worry wa,tl rad ~ tea color
trimmed ,stu fox. "Priurhr sivre is
-.rv oiI material L. Is kind II hEc
v0pisu down showing he p.uk, b.acs, rcd
o. ,,p1uy fable. This push - !aJca Ike,
Jog round sa.t h;.< 'Dagnar, plUsh has
4 SOFT. .l0ruy al -ana, vii pointed Ia.
s.gas in / gLt sha e tor ming net work on
the grounding. Velour muircs sprefsrred
tn ordinary moro sut.auo ST.. 80 l. Il
..a-a-!'.y richer setter an more sA'~F.
~" H,...., 4. ioNToLLy. - merchant
iG Gu Ct.. Id, writes. Ill luHrrli"H
.ll a.aHh ..n my pG.rnr~, who were
r.3l -.rg.-..,,!. ny WI" Is s'ck!N
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. t.o, aprruer'y cooked meal, affords little or
8 resent rn.uymeut. and wSrl Suhsequ lent
. .,..rtO A ZrafirmeG dy>grV'lC. But when
. .r..c .ai gr>.tuu is comha.tei with Hostel
stomach Btltgrp, the food Is eaten with
s.. N. aaJ u.pS- important of all. Is HS>tmiistcd
H. ana uuU she, the system. Use Ln's grand
... .,..rl q --yctivr also 20 remedy Cousupa-
2 .. ..-gu .rr,>. rheumatism, fever and ggUe.
..sa's ny all DRUGGISTS and DoJ.crs
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Wheelinu and Elm Srova r r.

fcNI Manager, Pittsburgh, IA.
+. a. FORD,
Zen Pass and Ticket Agent. Pittsburgh, Pa.