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National Republican., 1881-07-08
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National Republican., 1881-07-08
JESUS AND JoSEPHUs.
The silence orthe jewish Historian About
the Former.

"Student" sends the following to THE
REPUBLICAN for publication 4" The Rev. s. Barring.
Gould, in his Lost and Hostile Gospels (London,
1870, after quoting the celebrated passage from
Josephus concerning Jesus Christ, says: That
this passage Is spurious has been almost univer-
sally acknowledged One may be perhaps accused
of killing dead birds If one again examines and
discredts the passage; but rs the silence of jose
phus on the subject which we are treating Is q
point on which 1t will be necessary TO insist, we
cannot omit as brief a discussion as possible Of
this celebrated passage
THE PASSAGE Is FIRST QUOTED
by Euscbius "a. ID. Sl5) In two places but 1t was
unknown to Justin Martyr "a. d. l4O), Clement, of
Alexandria a. d. 1922, Tertulian "a. ID. 1881, and
origen "a. D. 230). Such u testimony would Ger.
tainly have been produced by Justin in his apol-
ogy, or In his controversy with irypho the jew,
had 1t existed in the copies Of Joscphus at his
time The silence of origen Is still more signlf-
cant. CELSIUS, In his book against Christianity, in
troduces jew origen attacks the arguments of
CELSIUS and his Jew. He could not have failed to
quote the words OF Josephus, whose writings he
knew, had the passage existed in the genuine text.
lie indeed distinctly aniTms that Josephus did not
believe In Christ
THE LANGUAGE OF oRI6EN
(Contre Celsis, l., Az Is: Now this writer Jo-
sephus), although not believing In Jesus as the
Jerusalem a. u, 10Y, says that these disasters hap.
pened to the Jews as punishment for the death OF
James the Just "a. d, 62), who was brother OF
Jesus (called Christi &c. But no such passage rs
origen cites is found in our Josephus. He seems
to have mixed and con founded two passages
one about the destruction Of Herod's army "a. d.
S7), which was regarded by some Jews as
just punishment for what he did
| against John, who was called the
Baptist (Ant xviii, s. l2) and the other about the
murder Of James "a, d, G2) the brother Of Jesus
who was called Christ (Ant. Xxx, 0, Sp. But Drs
Iardner. Barring Gould, and other eminent Chris.
tan scholars regard the words who was called
Christ as an early Interpolation and It has beer
recently demonstrated that the whole passag,
about John the Baptist is another early forgery
Anyhow, the passage was never mentioned before
orgen "a. d. 23O) II does not connect John will
Jesus, and 1t is totally rreconcilable with the ac
count given about John in the Gospels"
National Republican., 1881-07-08
Educational.

C,PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER
= SEVENTH AND J. SITS. NORTlIWEST,
HOLDS SUMMER SESSIONS
For instruction In Practical Penmanshlp, Letter
Writing, Single and Double Entry bookkeeping and
Business Practice.
Tuitlon-Day sessions 81 per MONTH evening ses.
slOns ~ per month.
Persons desiring instruction in Practical Penman-
ship only, received morning or evening for n course
of sixteen lessonsi tuition Fee %.
FullinformatlOn given AZ the COLLEGE ollee my3l
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NOFhcf FIfst stftea NhU lHUIuNN WNoHUt
VIM. M. GAIT & co.

LTTSCo
iaI Is Street, corner Fifth Capitol HiI),
Has Just received fresh stock of fine
Teas, CoiIees, Wines, and Liquors,
which he is selling at BOTTOM PRICES.
Always on hand all kinds of Produce and Provisions
MCCALL. ocl-iy
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suB-TREAsURY BALANCES.
...... s7j,i2l go 90 Currency a".,. S6,3OS739 %
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word 20 Those About TO Travel.

John II. Blake ct al, trustees, TO Mary H. Tichenor;
lots and (ll2l feet Inches by l15 feeD block q In
$. r. Browns subdivision of Mt. Pleasant, 81 400
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DRAMATIC DOTs.

Mrs, Oates is sick,
Sara Bernhard wound up in New York.
Duprez & Benedict are travelling through
Ohio.
CarnCross' Minstrels are at Lancaster,
Penn,
Ada Gray will play in Harrisburg to.
night
sauIsbury's Troubadours are in the far
West.
Emma Abbott sings tonight in Allen.
town, Pa.
Bernhsrdt netted $1,000 by her Amer.
lean tour.
Robson and Crane are amusing San
FranCiscans.
Joe Jefferson ends. the season at St. Paul
tomorrow.
Lawrence Barrett Is billed for Des
Moinas tonight.
Marie Rozs has sailed for Europe on the
City Of Brussels,
DsnmAn Thompson plays at East Sag
NAV this evening, ....
Lolita is finishing q four weeks engage
ment in New York.
John T. RAYMOND and company are en-
route To San Francisco.
The Tourists are In San Francisco, with
q months engagement ahead.
Mary Anderson will play Mary Ander'
son In Paterson, N. j., this evening.
The Oorrine Mefrle.makers have a two
weeks engagement at Albany, N. Y.
TAILoR's are busy with theirapring suitl
and lawyers and constables are happy.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose 4 West will
do" Grand Rapids, Mich, this evening
Rlce's surprise party will play a weeks
engagement in Philadelphia, commencing
the 9th.
John Mccullough made a greater sue.
cess with the populaCe In London than
Booth did.
Tho Oates troupe did not perform "That
Awful Child" Of the Opera House last
night because the leading singers were
awful sick.
Gilbert and sullivan's new operetta
Patience" will be brought to this country
next season. The work deals with the
aesthetic craze.
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A TWENTY.SEVENTH STREET PROP.
RRTY HOLDER

Makes Some suggestions ConceFnlnE thu
HempaeId Route In the InteFtsts Of
Himself and Fellow Residents In the
Vicinity.
Editors IntellgencCr.
Being a resident Of Jacob street, just be-
low 9th, | feel somewhat concerned
about the proposed tunnel which 10 ex'
peCted to terminate at this point. 1t may
not be known TO all the members Of Coun.
Gil (who suppose will have vote on this
question:, that Jacob street Is considerably
improved between TWenty.seventh and
Twenty. eighth streets, the value OF which
will amount to $25, 900 or $4,000, embrac.
ing houses that cost from 5000 10 $1,000,
owned and occupied by working
men who have invested In them
the savings oil years Of toll and
economy. II the tunnel has its portal at
Twenty.seyenth street It will necessltate
a cut Of some fifteen teet on Jacob street,
to the great injury Of property.holders on
either aide OF the street. ] would suggest
to Council that the Baltimore i Ohio
Railroad Company be requested 10 con.
tinue 10 Twenty. eighth street BY arching
and filling, the same as ct the Sixth Ward
School House, or else continue the diverg.
ence east at the school house In straight
line 10 Twenty.eighth street, which would
bring the tunnel out between Jacob and
Wood streets at about the grade desired.
II either ofthese suggestions are followed,
but little injury will be done to anyone,
as there is very little improved property
below Twenty.eighth street OF this point.
A. ]. MCNAHI.
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Points AbOut People nj Home and
Abroad.

Points AbOut People At Home and
Abroad.
Squire Felber went to Pittaburgh yes
tsrday,
John Slender, late Sheriff Of Wstzsl
county, was at the Capitol yesterday.
Lewis Baker, Esq,, Of the RegiStsr, is on
Q fishing excursion in the interior Of the
State.
Mrs. Augusta Ritter, mother Of Colonel
John Ritter, is lying dangerously Ill at her
home in North Wheeling.
Major Tom Norton expects to leave for
Colorado some time next week.
Mrs, Gen. Ned Wood expects to leave
for her home in Charleston tomorrow.
Thomas G. Smith, Esq, OF PArkersburg
Hon. Ed, sehon, Of Point Pleasant, and
John R, Pott, Of WilliAmsport, Pa, are
registered at the Mcclure.
Mrs, GebhArt, who, with her little son,
has been visiting her father, Mr., George
at Cumberland, Md, yesterday,
Mr.. seamon and family, OF South
Broadway, Island, are enjoying q visit
from one Of Mr.. Seamon's daughters, who
Is resident Of the Island Of Cuba,
Vice President Ed. Rogers will 20 Il
AliQuippa, Pa, tomorrow to assist in ar
ranging the date and place Of holding thu
annual reunion OF iron workers In Junl
next.
We are glad 10 learn that Mr.. Will Nc
Council, who has been quite i'll for SOM
time, 10 ION the mend, and will Hhortl!
he able to resume his duties in the estRb
lishment Of Wheat & NaylOr, with whiCl
he ia connected.
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The following Is q list Of the Judges and
clerks appointed by the Executive Com.
mittee to serve May 9Th, as per adj:
First ward-N. D. Hamilton, VIM. Nc.
Clusky, Lew Hull. Biddle Roberts.
Second ward-F. O. Meyers, Dr.. T. B.
Campbell, Frank WoodmanBee, Charles
Bigelow.
Third ward-Jacob Hull John Clator,
]. r. Cowden, Will B. Fisher.
Fourth ward-JameA A. Henry, David
Nesbitt, Lou Britt, Milliard F. Glesey.
Filth ward-Thomas MofFett, s. O. A.
Hamilton, Charles Reed.
Sixth wArd-FrAnk Kline, James Oar.
ling, Charles Freese.
Seventh ward-J. II. Tappan, John
Stamp, Frank Faris, Ed. Faris,
Eighth ward-John Il. Brown, Joseph
II. Freese, Stephen Waterhouse, Jr,, Jtio
o. Devine.
Each committeeman will have charge
Of the polls in bis own ward, has power 10
gil any vacancies In clerks and judges, de.
eide any contests and receive the returns
after counting. The committee will meet
In executive session at the city clerks
office at 0 p. N. 10 decide the result. The
committee IL composed oil the following
gentlemen. First ward-Chas. 2. Hamil.
ton, Chairman. Second ward--C Caleb 5yl.
yes. Third watd-Joseph D. Elson, Score.
tary. Fourth ward-Johu W. Armstrong.
Fifth ward-Ed. 8. Dunnaway, Sixth
wafd-Robett Darling. Seventh ward
George UlAtor. Eighth watd-C. D.
Thompson, Treasurer.
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DUsCH.EPPLR.
Marriage OF Mr.. Nicholas DuSeh and Miss
Lens EPPIe ~ the Cathedral Yesterday
Afternoon.

OF Mr.. AiehOlas DuSeh and Miss
Lens RPPle ~ the Cathedral Yesterday
Afternoon.
One Of the most elegant but 1.-THE same
time one Of the most quiet weddings that
has taken place in German circles in
years, took place at the Cathedral yester'
day afternoon at 1870 O'Clock, the con-
tracing parties being Mr.. Nicholas busch
and Miss Lena Epple, both Of this city.
The bridsl party entered the Cathedral IN
the following order: Mr.. 6. W, busch and
Miss Carrie Waiss, Mr.. VIM. Wslty and
Miss Annie busch, Mr.. Adam Hess and
Miss Gertie Kaiser, followed by the bride
and groom. The ceremony was perform
ed BY the Rev, Father McElligott, the
simple and beautiful Catholic service be-
ing used. -,
The bride was dressed in . beautiful
ashes-ol.roses and satin dress, wreath Of
orange flowers and veil. The brides
maids were attired in cream Colored CASH
mere and satin, while the groom and his
attendants wore the conventional black. A
reception was held alter the ceremony
until the departure Of the 4:57 train
on the p, W. 4 Ky when Mr.. and Mrs
busch left for short tour IN the East
Mr.. busch Is member oil the we'll
known tonsorial firm OF busch 4 Gaus,
and Is a popular young gentlemen:
The presents were numerous and costly,
among which we noticed the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony busch, dressing
case, walnut and marble slabs,
l. oil "a a
basket.
Mr.. o. @. Genther, one handsome purse.
Miss Theresa Treadenbauch, :ot New
Orleans, handsome oil painting.
Miss Gertie Kaiser, silver pickle caster
Mr.. y. W. WeltY, silver set OF knives
and forks.
Miss Annie Miller. eel oil silver spoons
Miss Emma Leonard, handsome motto
Mrs, Louisa busch, handsome table
cloth.
Misses Rose and Lena busch, handsome
bed spread.
Miss Annie busch, marble top wash
stand, walnut.
Miss Carrie Weiss, silver castor,
Mrs, George Humphrey, handsome droT
light,
MISC Emma UuhCni hbt VI une toWeIs'
Mr., Mrs, Gustave Gaus, handsome
clock.
Miss Mary busch, fine wash yah case
Mrs. Weiizel. fne bed spread.
Miss Theresa Miller, handsome toile
set,
Mrs, Epple, handsome bed spread. u.
Miss Maggie Kaiser, handsome oil
painting,
Mrs, Lizzie miller, set Of glassware.
Mrs. Pauline Welty, fine French towel
Mrs. Mary Gaus, fine set Ct tish ware
Messrs, Geo, Z. stifel & Co., fine table
cloth and splasher.
George W. busch, centre tables, walnut
granite and marble.
Geo. busch, IT,, brother OF groom, pre-
sented him with ten gallons oil wine..
Miss Annie Miller, an intimate irient
Of the bride and groom, presented then
with broom and verse attached TO 1t
This tIiGIpg gilt accept Of me;
lu use would commendi
| 10 sunshine use the bTnshy part
| In storms tho other end.
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Talked About, to he Located on the Line
:. OF tho Proposed railroad to ParkorS'
burg.
Manufacturing Is certainly stimulated
by railroads. Already there lstalk among
large capitalists in this city about the pur.
chase Of equare 10 between Fortioth aud
Forty first street, on Jacob and Water, ad.
Joining the homestead Of Jos. seybold,
Esq, and belonging to that gentleman. II
is proposed to erect large mandatory
on the ground though Just what kind the
scribe Is unable to state. The gentlemen
having the matter In hand were unwilling
to divnlge their plans at the present, and
whether the concern will be anew pottery
or All iron mill will furnish an item in the
future.
The land fronts the proposed new line
Of railway between this city aud Charles.
ton, and the question now is, how long
will IL be before we have a string Of manu-.
featuring industries all along this road
Until Wheeling hill is torn down this
city has only one way TO grow and that
is, in length.
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Land side on Tho y. = o. \. n.

AT the "Narrows" below Bsnwood, last
evening, q land slide occurred and good
deal Of real estate Topped over on the
Baltimore Railroad track. Dispatches
we're at once sent 10 this city for aid, and
Charley Dunlap personally took charge
Of q gang oil men and went heartily 10
work, while the dfeary and unCeasing rain
pelted them tneFCilessly. The task was q
hard one, and the men worked hard, bat
q email mountain cannot be removed In
an hour and 90 circumstances compelled
transfer Of both freight and passengers last
night Considerable delay was occasion.
ed In consequence and our usual
mail was not therefore received
Ia time for to.day's paper. The obstfuc.
ton will be removed by the time
the reader pefuses this, and those
medltating a trip over the road need not
feel that they will be subject 10 any delay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-06

The Harmonic Annerchor Singing
Society at their Concert next Tuesday,
May 10th, at tho Opera House, will give
two grand male choruses with the accom-.
paniment Of Kramer's full orchestra oil
twelve pieces, entitled, "0ut on the open
Sea" by Mohring, and 1.-THE Ten Dances u
by Schubert, which by many prominent
musicians are considered 1.-THE Pearls, by
Schubert The latter chorus was com.
posed by Schubert for royal wedding, by
request oil the bride, and has never been
heard before in Wheeling. Tickets will
be on sale at Banners Music Store sAtur.
day, May 7th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-06

Mr.. s. II. Woodward died at his resi-.
dence in Thirty.arst street, near EoG, at 6
o'clock last evening, Of pleuro-pneumoniS,
after an illness Of eleven days, Mr.. Wood
ward was born in Bristol county, Mass,
January 10Th, 1912, and was consequently
In his 10Th year. Very early In his life he
went into o nail factory In the neighbor.
hood In which he was born and OF eleven
years OF age was an accomplished nail
leeder. He subsequently worked Ia cot.
ton factories inWhittenton and Wsreham,
Mass. He then went 10 Troy, N. Y, and
from that city 10 titBburgh, Penn.
sylvanis, where be remained until
1913 when he came 10 this city
and went into the Belmont mill aa
one OF the firm OF Norton Bailey & 90. In
1862 the LaBelle Mill was started under
the management Of Bailey, Woodward 4
Co., Mr.. Woodward being the managing
partner. So successfully was this mill
managed that 10 1858 the Jefferson Iron
Works OF Stsubenville, Ohio, were pur.
chased with the surplus earnings. These
works were run by epaulding, Woodward
4 Go. Mr.. Woodward has been the Preei.
dent Of the LaBelle Company for several
years, and has ever been regarded as one
OF the most asLute and far.seeing iron men
In the country, and bis death will be heard
Of with general regret, He leaves o
family OF eight children, oil OF whom, with
one exception, were with him OF his death.
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Hut In q Merely Nominal sum, for the
Shooting OF stevens AZ BelIaIFe.

Hut In Merely Nominal sum, for the
shooting OF Stevens at BelIaIre.
The preliminary trial Of Thomas Hey.
man, OF this city, for the shooting Of A. E.
Stevens, also oil this city, at least temper.
airy resident here, took place at Bellaire,
before Mayor Ofiswell, yesterday after.
noon. Stevens did not put In an appear.
ance as prosecuting witness, but To relieve
his bondsmsn OF the responsibility for his
non.appearanCe, q physiCian's certificate
was produced, signed by Dr.. silvey, Of
this city, and declaring that he was dis.
abled from the effects Of the wound, and
could not safely leave his bed.
The other testimony revealed nothing
new In the case. Taking oil the facts into
consideration the Mayor concluded 10 hold
the prisoner for his appearance at court,
but named az security the snm oil $3.50
This bail Heyman gave with no difficulty,
and was at once released.
W. ]. W, Cowden, the Wheeling attnr.
ney, appeared for Mr.. Heynan, and Will
Tallman, Of Bellaire, acted as prosecutor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-06

An ingenious scarf maker in New York
has invented an article Of neCkwear that
must interest every gentleman who objects
TO wearing the prevailing liver pad style Of
scarf Ia warm weather. II Is known az
the Waterhouse corrugated "L'Audace,"
and is much lighter and more flexible than
other sCaris In general use. The comfort
II gives the wearer, combined with ele.
gance Of ft, makes II the best scarf in the
world. Ask your outttter 10 show you
the corrugated "L'Audace."
For sale by Thos. Hughes & Co., No.
1911 Market street, and T, O. MofFat & Co.,
No. 81 Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-06

which are Death and Destruction Il
pIuk Hats and Umbrellas.


II there Isn't city ordinance regulating
the elevation Of awnings In this city there
ought to be. On bright day when these
shades are down street passenger has 10
pilot himself very carefully TO avoid the
low down awnings on the one hand, and
on the other the variety that just comes
half way over the pavement and 10 ffinged
at the bottom with a log Of wood that
would make good steering oar for fat.
boat.
Last night q reporter OF this paper saw a
man with an umbrella and O plug hat run
into the latter kind, and the way he talked
even made the newspaper mans hair stand
up like the useiu part Of a ten cent tooth
brush. Owners OF stores should have some
consideration for people who have 10 walk,
and II the city authorities have any juris.
dlction 10 the matter, why let them jufis
dt0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-06
A N,nt.rnom Picnic,

Al half past one O'Clock this morning
an amateur prize fight, as unexpected az
twas CORY, took place In Henry Lehnatts
saloon. A muscular individual who had
been swallowing liberal libAtions Of nose
paint took odense at q customer who
was also oil q bibulous temperament, and
the result was O knock down, q general
scuflle and complete disarfangement Of
the furniture. The racket caused quite an
audience 10 assemble Ia front Of the saloon,
among which was d policeman without on
For further particulars see
PoliCe Court report in Saturdays paper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-06

CARBUSoLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc,
positively cured without the aid Of q knife
or poultice, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Soft and liberated
Oorns, Chillblaine, etc. It has never failed
TO cure. For sale by Logan & 90.
p4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-06

In no way is the power Of the press more
surely shown than in the universal knowledge
that liaS, In les than year. been diffused
throughout fifty millions Of people Of The
wonderful curative properties Of that splendid
remedy kidncy.Wort And the people iroR
the Atlantic to the Pacific have shown their
intelligence and their knowledge Of what is
In the papers, by already making Kidney.
Wort their household remedy for all diseases
Ui the kidneys liver and bowelS-HrdId.
N0apatp
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linnnnnidss Ynlne.

An error cfept into the 1NTELLigEScER'S
notice Of the performers in the Ideal op.
era Company, TO wit! MI Mcdonald was
credited with having tenor voice.
In the short time given the reporter 10
write up the Article, which was nearly q
column In length, revision was impossible,
and we are under obligations TO the extra:
ordinarily funny man on the 5teubenville
Herald, and to the pondefous inteilects on
the local staff otthe Wheeling Regitter, for q
correction,
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Eminent PhysIcIaHs

pre- prescribing that tried and true remedy,
for the worst cases OF bilious.
ness and constipation, as well Us for kidney
There Is scarcely person To be
found that will not be greatly benefited by a
thorough course Of Kidney Wort every spring.
II you feel out Of sorts and don't know why,
Try package Of Kidney.Wort and you will
feel Ike new creature Indianapolis Sentinel.
MwF&w
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Bruce Turner. Rochester N. Y, writes,
II have been for over year subject TO serious
difDrder Of The kidneys, and often unable 70
attend N bust esS. procured your Bufdook
Blood BittetS, and was relieved before half q
bottle was used. intend 10 continue, a. |
feel confident that they will entirely cure
me-
Sold by taushlin Bros. 4 Co., wholesale
dfuRRistS, Wheeling,
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osLAck.pRAueA1" make. sAllls
and lever Impossible.
For sale BIZ Logan 4 60.


One Of the most loathsome and terrible dis.
cases Of our climate Il chronic catartAh. An
immediate and certain cure 10 Thomas
Ecleclrlc oil. You pour little In the palm
Of your hand and snuff II we'll up until you
taste IL A few applications will cure the
most severe case.
druggists, Wheeling.
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IL QUA Gas WAsrED1

Total Amount OF Gas harmed BY the City
for u Single Quarter.
The quarterly statement submitted by
the Gas Trustees to the Committee on
Lights, for the first quarter OF 1881, shows
the following amount Of gas to have been
burned for that time:
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A prominent physician Of Pittsbutgh said
jokingly 10 a lady patient who was complain.
ing Of her continued III health, and Of his in.
ability TO cure her, Try Hop Bitterim The
lady took tin earnest and used the Biltefa,
from which she obtained permanent health.
She now laughs At the Doctor for his Joke, but
he 10 not 90 well pleased with II, Is II cost
him good patient atrisburg Patriot.
NWF4W
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Balm In aIisad.

There Il balm In Gllcad 10 heal each gaping wound;
u ThomlS' Rclettrlc OIL the remedy IL tcubd.
For internal and for outward use, you freely may
For ali PRi and Inflammation, you should not fall 10
II only ssSs ttIHs, ". worth II, weight Ia gold.
And By every dealer ID the land tht remedy 10 sod.
Sold BY Laulhlln Bros L Go.