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THE RIVER.
The Waters Again SubsidIng-MOve.
ments OF the Packets.

mentS OF the Packets.
The Telegram was on hand as usual yes
terday afternoon.
The Welcome left for Parkersburg yester
day morning md the Little boone Is this
mornings packet for that city.
Everything Is all ready for work whenever
the waters come up. TOwbOat men have
had long rest and are becoming anxious.
The marks last evening indicated that the
river had fallen inches, there being only
8 feet 2 inches In the channel. business was
comparatively lively.
The Diurnal worked Its way,up early yes.
terday morning and left about II o'clock for
Parkersburg. II looked quite natural TO see
this handsome boat again,
The Bellairc Tribune says Capt Rodgers
new boat, "The Tide" which Is being made
here, Is going to be daisy. Marshal Oris-
vol yesterday sold at auction deck barge,
which was taken from Capt Lukcns for a
debt The Heatherihgton Bros. bought Il
for $50.
The reason why the Buckeye State may be
transferred from the Pittsburgh and Gin.
Cinnati to the st. Louis trade, under tho new
arrangement under consideration, is that she
is more fitted for long trip, on account OF
her capacity, tnan the shorter one TO Gin
clnnati, 1t IS said.
The new towboat Belmont, owned by the
1Ieatherington Bros, Is now finished and
ready for work as soon as there Is enough
water to let her out, Parties who have OK.
amined her say she Is the best boat Of her
size on the Ohio river. The boat, complete,
cost about SIS, OOO-BelIaire Independent
The Steubenville Herald says Local In.
speCtor Thomas Wilson, OF Wheeling, Is In
town to-day for the purpose Of inspecting the
Pres Ellison. The portable sawmill which
has been working at the Government dam at
turned to the city. Capts. N. Wintringer
and Geo. 0'Neal and mate J. II. Parrish left
for Wheeling this morning. Should the
river continue rising the steamer 0'Neal will
como up tomorrow evening.
PITTSBURGH, October 2l.--Iliver 10 inches
and falling. Weather clear and COOL
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INDusTRIAL INTELLIGENCE.
News from the Workshops, Factories,
Mines and Railroads.


Mines and Railroads.
Payday at the Central and South Wheeling
glass works and the Pottery.
The steel rails are laid on the q. & P. tract
from Pittsburgh to Lagrange.
The I4aBellC Glass Works, Bridgeport, vii
resume work on next Monday.
The East Liverpool potters forwarded
twenty casks Of ware to the Michigan suffer
erS.
Work at the Pottery Is very lively, and II
some departments, the hands are working q
night.
Bellaire painters struck this week, AM
were given an advance, their present wage
being 81.
Work was begun on the Bellaire Bottle
works Thursday. The MCClain brothers art
doing the stone work.
The new roof at the South Wheeling Glass
Works, which Is q monster, Is completed, ant
the old one will be taken away to-day.
The steubenville Coal and Mining Com
pany have given the advance Of five cent
on the car, and the men have gone to work
A larger number OF mill men are sick, thar
has been known for some time. Jamei
Charnock, Jr., well known member Of. thu
Amalgamation, died yesterday.
There Is u fair degree Of activity in The
flint glass trade, though there Is not rusl
Of orders by any means. A few weeks more
will determine the outlook for the winter.
Work on the Grape Sugar Refinery in the
Eighth ward Is progressing satisfactorily
The walls arc up to the top OF the third
story. A part Of the machinery has arrived
from New York.
The Superintendent OF the Census Bureau
says that notwithstanding the production OIL
coal in this country, the use Of wood fol
fuel Is greatly In excess OF coal, the ratio be-
ing as four 10 one.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
built new locomotive called the "Fon.
taine," which Is expected to flow over tho
rail from Philadelphia to New York with q
current Of ninety miles an hour.
Asis known, the boys ut the Central Glass
Works have struck for higher wages. The
prices now paid per turn are 81, IS, 40, 90, 50
and 90 cents. The boys receiving 81 want 50,
those receiving 80 want 81 and 40, and those
receiving 40 want 40. The Central does not
at the present feel like paying these figures;
II they are paid the boys receiving the higher
amounts will want similar rise. The fall
orders have all been filled and the works are
merely running TO keep the men employed.
For their Sakes, the management would be
sorry to shut down, but that may be the re.
suit II q compromise Is not effected with the
boys.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruCiating pain Of cutting teeth
u so, go at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
WinSlow's Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer mediately--depend
upon It; there Is no mistake abOutit. There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
It, who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 10 the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like maggie. II Is perfectly safe 10
use In all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
Is the prescription OF the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. % cents bottle
NWRlw
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At the First English Lutheran Church, on
Sixteenth street, near the Postoflce, service,
tomorrow morning and evening. Preaching
by Rev. ]. W. Iaishsr, ui Msnorville, Pa
Theme for the morning, nDhrISt our Peace,
and for the evening obedience Il better
then Sacrifice"
Rev. O. 7. Maslen will preach at Fourth
Street church at 1890 A. N. and 7P.N n. Al 4
O'Clock In thc;mofning an Old.iashioned geher.
al class meeting. Al are INVITED, and es.
pecially former members Of the old Fourth
Street Church.
In the Third Presbyterian Church tho pas.
tor, Rev. ]. q. Lyle will preach al 1880 4. n,
and Z =. N. Sabbath School at 2 I'm
First Reformed Episcopal Church. Mozart
Hall, Rev VIM. Henry Barnes, rector. Sab.
bath School Ut 0 A. NJ, church services at
1880 A. n. and ~. ~ Seats free.
Preaching at 1880 A.. n. and I r. n. at
Chapline Street N. f. Church, by the pastor
Geo. r. IIlte. Sabbath School AZ Or. u. A..
J, MCNaSh superintendent
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nee.Inr Of lhe Ts.ener., A..oela,lon


The teachers OF the public schools Of the
city met In regular session yesterday after.
noon at the Union School building. Dr. y.
A. Cunningham, the pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church, who was present by
invitation talked In very interesting iiati-
nCr to the teachers concerning their duties.
lie held their closest attention for about an
hour. Then followed select reading by
Miss Richards Of the Webster School, and
an essay by Miss Clollan, Of the same dis.
trict, Miss ClOhan's essay was filled with
bright passages, and gave evidence OF careful
preparation. State superintendent Butcher,
who was present, spoke TO the teachers Of the
institute which Is 10 be held the 23d, 9th,
25th and 28th Of November, and called upon
them TO attend and take part In the e1ef.
Cises, lie stated that Professor De.
Gryf, Of Patterson New Jersey Pro-
fesSor peaslee, Of Uln0lnAatl, and Professor
Smart, OF Indiana, would be present In the
capacity Of INSTRUCTORS, and testified 10 their
ability 10 instruct teachers. He also stated
that there would be popular lectures TO
which the public would be invited. Ptot,
Orr, principal Of the bridgeport SCHOOLS, was
called upon and favored the Association
with some very interesting reinarkL On
motion the Association adjourned 10 meet al
the Washington school building the second
Friday In November, at which time the fol.
lowing Otdes Of exercises will be carried out
Practical Object Teaching-prot. W. II.
Anderson
How to Teach the Alphabet-Prof 7, b.
Mccain,
School ilysieno--Dt. s. Il. jepson.
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TILE MODEL WIFE.
Lecture by Rev. DIR. wiIIittS at the First
PresbyteFIan Church.

A large and cultivated audience was pres
ens at the First Presbyterian Church last
evening 10 hear Rev. A. A. WillettS, D. D..
Of Philadelphia, lecture on "The Model
Wife" General Robert White introduced
the speaker In few wcll.chosen sentences.
The orator has a fine presence and fascinat.
ing manner, and held the closest attention Of
his hearers from the opening sentences Of
his discourse to the closing words. The
matter Of tho lecture was widely different
from the sermOnizing OF some pulpit orators
we have hoard, yet he very appropriately
applied Biblical truths whenever they were
needed to Clincll an argument or emphasize
point.
The lecturer took for his model the exem.
plary woman Solomon praises In tho thirty.
lirst chapter OF Proverbs. The speaker re-
ferred In a very happy manner 10 the habits
Of that class OF wOmen-especlally young
wOman,-whO spend their time in lollIng In
luxurious ease, and who In no manner were
III candidates for model wives. He held up
the attributes OF the perfect wife praised By
Solomon as worthy Of emulation by tho w0.
men Of to-day, colnseling industry, neat
ness, order, Clieerfuncss and all that went 10
make home happy and enjoyable.
The. lecturer had wonderful fund OF
illustration and very felicitious way OF tel.
ling unpleasant truths. Nothing short Of All
extended report would do justice to the lee.
turer, which the reporter Is Unable 10 give
owing TO other engagements calling him
away before the conclusion Of the lecture.
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No headache or back.ache for ladies
who drink "WtNE OF oAR1ul.n
For sale by Lopnn 4 Co.

CAhRuNKLRS Felons, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such a. Ulcers, Assesses, etc., posi-,
lively cured without the aid Of knife or
poultiee by using Mrs. Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. piles, BAIT Rheum, Fry.
sipelas, Soft and liberated COrns, ChilhlainS,
ETC., II has never failed 10 cure. For Aale BY
IoRnfi d Co, nav
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LosT CRGEE, Harrison County, ", VI.
The citizens Of this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com.
pany with capital 10 come and build q first.
class FLoURiNd Mill Coal and water In
abundance Situate on the line Of the C., W.
q @, r. H. For Information correspond with
OF come and see John A. Sheets Or Daniel
B % Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
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Physicians say that sctofulous faint cannoI
be etadlcatedi we deny II "lh TOTO" II YOU
80 through a thorough course Of Burdock
Blood Bltters, your blood will get as pure a
you can wish. Price 90, trial size 10 cents
Sold by IAnghlln Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling W Va.
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ThenIsa balm In Gllead to heal each gaping wound
IN Thomas Rclectrie OIL, tho remedy Il found,
For Internal and TOT outward use, you freely may
apply III
For all pain and Inflammation, you should not fail
10 Try H.
Il only costs ttAc, 'ts worth la WEIGHT In gold
And ~ eyey dealer g the lind u! ESnedy !, soId
giita, Wheeling, W, Va,
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1r your child Is puny, fretful or peevish,
before you call physician try bottle OF
Denigs Worm Syrup. II Is MI excellent
remedy, aiding digestion, strengthening the
stomach, and relieving nervousness. Sold
by druggists. 25 cents bottle.
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GREAT numbers have been cured Of dropsy,
palpitatlon Of the heart, heat and pain across
the back, scanty and cloudy urine, by taking
Baroslna.
Prepared by H. X. Thompson, wholesale
druggist, Titnsville, Pa.
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TAX NOTICE,

State and County taxes will bc r,.,,-,
times and places designated below ma ,J'.'tg slk
81 percent allowed On all hills hat '6sI IIisgli
Oct, II, West Liberty, -,
Oct, Is, Valley Grove, FoT Liberty DhiHa
Oct Oct y ~ R BTads;lP R, For roJol
trict. '''''' "'AIaaiDl
I, Oct 6: 2 and q, yIgIant Engine llou,c w,,
Oct, 2 and Is, Squire Richardson, oals. MAJ
Oct, y and %, SheriG's olicc Clay pI,,4.,
rt oCl, y and ~ Atlantic Engine iIcHs,S l,t.
District 'ol'e TEAM
triCt "es'HDs
rj NGy; : and 5, Eighth ward Hose Ilou,e. RIA.
AndSt the shcrIf''s office, No. 70 Twelfth 49,,
oGIa Z, T. BROWN ny
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VIZ are always pleased to recommend q
good article. Df. Bulls Cough Syrup never
falls to cure Cough or Cold In o short time,
The doses are small and II Is pleasant 10 the
taste. Price % Conts,
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HOTEL ARR1YALs.


ERNEST KiN0, ESQ.,, editor Of tile Fail River
Massu SIM edltuFlally mentions that he was
cured Of severe Rheumatism by ST. Jacobs
oil
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GENERAL NOTICE,
= GEO HOOE. SEQ

NoTICE-THE UNION BRTCTT y
IN Frs and tenders now ON "A ,tr, t''iN htLAY
Union men, have formed a Temporary r Ssa. lea
01ifsS ~ LOT the Rlrpesc Of suppy9g, ssS
contracts NJ the contract price ar n,euQl q Oh
offered at reasonable prizes Onlrn NH p'Lsi Va't
and promptly attended 10 at the tjrn, os ~ tyo
BulgeF, lS6 Market street. Any num- KY e I
men supplied In five minutes nSlgr ~ o. Rp;t
city for the present, ava! 'mhka
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The Boyd Literary Society OF the Webster
schools celebrated the Yorktown Centennial
at Its regular meeting yesterday.
The following programme was carried out;
ESsay@TRe Siege Of Yorktown and
Why we Celebrate. ......,.r...MiAs Emma BOwlil
YorEt0Tn To-day (ReEiSteF)""AiS NJ SsC Curiyy
screw N''''"Sl"' 'saI s SalIie McEennan
Select Realing-Extact from Whit:
tiers Yorktown" Mis- lmogcne strOble
Music-StAr Spangled BanneF.,"".......u
Mis- Emma Lancaster and Ella johnson
Essay Officers engaged In tho Scige q
Select Reading-president ArthuTT,s Al. w,,...
The French Ministers IsespOnsc.o","; Chas EbGllnG
.Sy@T%aay Compared With One iiGS
dEed Years MIS- Katie Ritter
Description OF the Monument iron the
lETELlGESCER)" .""..."""...".Mi% Annie Smith
'''''' '''"'S " MlS Kate weI,sel
The performance was almost IN imprOmp.
tn one, and WIS necessarily brief. All did
we'll but we would especially notice the es-
says Of Misses Bowlin and Ritter and Mr..
Wells. They were excellent.
IN TIE EIGHTH WARD.
The I.ongfellow Literary Society, connected
with the Eighth Ward School, not to be be-
hind the scholars and societies OF the other
schools, In connection with Its regular meet
ing had exercises appropriate to the occasion.
The society was first called TO order by the
President, John Pipes, and the minutes Of
the last meeting were read. After few
remarks by the President the following pro-
gramme was carried out:
President ArthuFs Address. Emma seinbiCker
-SOng-"The Little Ones at Home
Annie Davis Anna Radcliffe Carrie
LObef and Alma Wilson.
Description Of the Monument. Annie Radcliffe
"Gillmans Ride from Yorktown To- Philadelphia"
Lizzie BlctertOn
KeaIlng MOIie
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he world,

Forty years. trial hu proved BLACK.
pRAlIeHT" the best liver medicine In
the world.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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The following shows the range OF the llef.
m0meler, rs observed at SChnepFs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday;
1850 1881
SI.A.i2MSb.M7fH l71.Ai2Msh.M7hH.
70 % % 81 20 " o. 10
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PILES.

How many suffer torture day after day, making
life burden and rObbng existence Of all pleasure,
Is ready 10 tho hand Of almost any one who will Use
systematically the remedy that has permanently
cured thOuSaiIds,1 Simmons Liver Regulator, Is no
drastic violent purge but gentle assistance TO
nature,
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YoRKToWH AND THE YoUlH.



Decisive natile,
In all the city schools considerable interest
has been felt for the past Heekip the prepare
tons for the Yorktown Centennial eelebra-
ton. The announcement Of this exercise
was made only few days ago, but the mem-
bers OF the Washington Lyceum elected ten
Of their number 70 serve on the occasion,
who prepared the following programme;
Music,
The Last Rose Of summer....... Mises Anna Morrison
aud Anna McCRhOn.
History q Famous soaS-stSr spSngled Banner
tn. Rising Laura Fox, Jennie sylyi.
SOng-AmeFica,
Outline OF American uIion-speeCh Of the
President ut Yorktown, October IL, ISL
s. ATbuthnOt.
The Surrender Of CORVALLIS, Anna Morrison
The American Flag AetahOh
MI
scns-CoiumbIa, the GemOf the Ocean.
The Board Of Education was represented
by Superintendent Birch and d.. Jepson,
and the State Department by Hon. B, L,
Butcher, who addressed the school, encour.
aging them in their work. Prof, Orr was
also present
At CLAY DISTRICT.
The programme at this school was little
lengthy, but very interesting, and was car
ried out with hearty zeSt, The scholars for
several days past have boon busy preparing
for the celebration OF the Yorktown CenteIl'
nial, and yesterdays exercises reflected great
credit OH the school. II was big thing, and
awakened an interest in our nations history
TINT all should feel. Especially did the
smaller scholars show an interest that was
very gratifying. A large audience was pres
emit composed largely Of the parents. The
room was artistically decorated with tlag'
and portraits OF the renowned men OF the
Revolution. An autograph letter written by
Washington was also shown.
The programme was as follows;
Song America, uIce GluL
Recitation rrathGS There MAN,. Paul ReymAnI
Notwithstanding Oithe Pilgrims. Maggie Mill
Observation-Disclosures HenTys Speech for War
GRbe EmsheimGl
Essay Washington Maggie PendlctOr
herman ds Essay@Etwas CUR Yorktown FeIcF
Song-Red, White aud GlCe Clnl
ESay-lAtay Eliie Carte
ESay-lArOn Annie Sage
ReriiAtiOn-R Of Paul RCyere."", Maggie johnson
Recitation American Flag hcGaDG
SOng-StnF SpAngGl Banne Hlee Cinl
ReCitAtiOn-WRrTen'E Address, ,,,-.. Willie shahel
ESay-The Revolution. jennie Edynrd'
Observation-Disclosures Sword and franklin
staff Louis GutmaI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bcli,.,..,,.. Llnne james
ectatlOn--FOuFth Of July 0raton.,..,. Dan Snyder
SOng-iankee ,.ulee Clul
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At the Union Lyccum the memorial exer-
else was historical sketch by Miss Minnie
Crowthcr 1t consisted Of on introduction,
followed by OH account of the siege OF York.
town and the surrender, and concluded by
reflections, The production was very inter
eSiinR
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If YOU feel dull, drowSy, debilltated, have fro
quent headache mouth tastes badly, poor appetite
and tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid
liver or "bllOuSneSS" and nothing VIII cure you 20
speedily and permanently Rs 10 take Simmons Liver
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WE can recommend our readers to use Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup In all cases OF Coughs,
Colds etc. costs only 25 cents bottle and
Is warranted 10 cure,
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BAD BREATH.

Nothing Is so unpleasant, nothing 80 common az
bad breath, and In nearly every case II comes from
the stomach, and can be so easily corrected II you
will take Simmons Liver Regulator. Do not neglect
also improve yOurappetite, complexion and general
hna1fh
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TUNoRs, erysipeias, mercurial diseases, scrol.
ula and general debility cured by "Df. Lind.
sey's Blood searchef.u
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10 Won wish to eat good bread use Silver
lake Flour. Ills the BEST
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STRICTLY RELIABLE WATCHES,
Diamonds and Fine jewClry at Lowest
Market Prices, at I. q. DIILON'S 1898
Market street.
P.S.-NO trash offered as bats.
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A GENTS WANTED TO SUppIYINv

A GENTS WANTED TO SUPpLYUp
"A Immense, demand for the only Compsl, y.
field, Just published. A thrilling ,lon N 6sS
rose from Obscurity 10 fame Especially lui wV,s
Ing his cabinet, conflict with COnklIIr as,si,.
ton, surgical treatment, death aud hlnrni ~,
quiCs, etc. Ably written; Cmbcllkhrd Wilh NJ
traits Of the President, Cabinet, Ms. Gat6t1 n.
Low price. BY fur the fastest selling boGE mi TX
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Ghe G'ttelItgfneer,
new Advertisements.

Wahted-Slogle Makers,
A. o, u. w. Funeral Notice.
Eastern Dry Goods House-MarshAll, Ken
needy 4 Co-llead sixth column second page
For Sale-StoveS
Wanted-furnislied Room.
Wanted-A Manager
Notice Hook. .... -.-t..
Five and Ten Cent Store.
Wahted-Girl
Funeral Notice-[1Iead Of local.
List Of Letters.
Mary j. Holmes.
Cow Iost-tllead Of locall
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WANTED-A STU ALTON AS R0or
W. KEEPER or assistant book. krrpi %0O ".
travelling salesman, by n young man Of r4,', "
Address II. W. Gerc Of lNTElllGESCER oaicl '' IVY
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
MCLure House sample Rooms daily.
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nsLAoK.pAAveAfn make, ohlll.

and lever impossible.
For sale by Logan II Co.
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WANTED, PEOPLE - GlpgjpI6
w AND HIS FAMILY" ''''p
An Ind iR.TintCl Engraving, Thep,w.
Of eight aTtistiCnlly aud lovingly gUpt.I No.
sitting by her father the youngest brS, A., ~
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FOR RENT,

GooD ROOMS TO LET-WF1I- ~,
NJ hIsHED, with or Wllhou, 49, Ill : VR.
W Hna Cor Main and Twentieth ~, p!ltle
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CLoTHIERs.

Notwithstanding all statements by envious
rivals to the contrary, We have disposed OF
the entire lot Of goods damaged during the
recent fire. We have now decided to
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CONSTIPATION

Should not be regarded as trifllng all.
ment-in fact nature demandSthe utmost
lion from this demand payes thG way
often 10 serious danger. II Is quite as
necessary 10 rem0ye impure acCllmulR'
tiOns from the bowels as II Is TO eat or
sleep, and no health can DO expected
where costiye habit Of body prevails.
CTrTy nT1InI uTTO