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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-20

Notes Gathered Along tic Bank,
The river for the past two days has been
coming up slowly, and the bars are all coy.
cred with water, making things look ms
though there was once more some hope for
river men The marks on the wharf last
night indicated three feet four inches, and
still swelling
The departures from the wharf yesterday
were Return, for Marietta; Welcome and
FavOritG, for l'arkersburg,
The SciUto will probably mNkea trip to-day
for the purpose Of testing her new boilers.
1t Is expected that the boat will work admir-
ably, and will be much faster than she for.
merly was.
About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
people on the wharf were surprised to see
The Telegram making its way up to the
wharf It laid for about an hour and then
turned down the river During the long
spell the boat has been laid aside II has been
thoroughly oyerhaulGd and put in good con.
ditiOn.
The United States rock boat is lying at
Steubenville waiting for favorable OppOr.
tunity to pOuncc upon the region about Davis
Island dam.
Captain Charles Muhcman will remain at
Cincinnati until after the meeting Of the
Pittsburgh Packet Line The Wheeling boats
st. Lawrence and Andes, are not in the pool
proper but will run under the old arrange
ment, taking their regular days from there
under the Pittsburgh management
At present there Is lO,OOO00O bushels Of
Coal ready to come out from Pittsburgh us
soon Us there Is water enough. All bNrgGs
have been filled for some time and Il vast
amount Of capital has been thus lying idle,
one thinks Of what it cost to dix and load
100000 bushels, to watch IT, and pump it,
the money in steamboats, and coal bottoms
one will get an idCa. The last went out last
June, and even that did not all get down.
but everything is ready to cut loose now,
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DRY GOODS.
WELCOME !
Visitors 10 the West Virginia State
Fair and Exposition.

Strangers and citizens: We cor.
daily invite you to visit our eStab-
liSIlmcnt whether you wish to buy
or not. We have spared no efforts
to make 1t pleasant for all while In
the city. The stocks in our several
departments are repIenishCd to the
fullest extent, and we feel no IloSl-
fancy in saying that we can show
the finest and best selected stock Of
Dry Goods, Notions, Silks and
Clocks in the State. We make silks
and YelYCtS IL speciality. We carry
the largest stock Of Dress Goods.
We show an endless assortment Of
Housekeeping Goods. We are the
only cloak manufacturers in West
Virginia. Our cloak room is 80 feet
long and % feet wide, and we show
1GS styles. Our display at the Fix.
position building Is in the north
wing. We have issued a full and
complete programme for tho Fair
which you can get by calling at
our Booth Mt the Exposition or ut
our stores, llO4 and llOG Main st.
i. BLUM ~ BRO.
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RELLARE.
Railroad and other Talk In the Glass
City,


Boggs Island is an island again.
Dora Smith publishes challenge 10 Lon
Leach fora foot trace OF fifty yards
Miss Bella Thoburn babe final farewell to
her friends here Oh Wednesday afternoon
and left for New York and India.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Methodist
Church, meets Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Ed Williams, Guernsey street,
The Bellaire n Southwestern Road has
found the original bridge near the lower coal
works insufficient, and is building q new one
there
The old Office that was used so long by the
nail works officers has been torn down and
the materials will be used in building an Of
flee on Noble street for MClains,
The Marietta gentlemen who were here in
the interest OF the railroad, have LETT Il very
good impression Of those with whom We are
to have closer connection at no distant day.
Il. W. Nelson will enlarge his handsome
store by an addition at the rear, n. L.,
Marsh's jewelry store now on that lot will be
changed by him for room on the east side
Of Union street.
The last child Of AllisOns, who has had
the diphtheria that carried Off all the other
children, is recovering; and, singulaTIy
enough, it has persisted in refusing to swal-
low both medicine and food Of all kinds.
James Cook was attacked by man with u
knife Tuesday night as he approached the
door OF an clubhouse in his own yard, The
man escaped after being ioiled in his attempt
at stabbing, lie is supposed to be one who
has grudge.
When crowd Of boys sets out for fun or
mischief the policeman has u hard time to
Out-wit them; but Officer Richardson was too
sharp for lot Of them that were running
around ON Gravel Hill last night and put
two Of them in the lookup over night,
A gentleman here from Pittsburgh, look.
ing about for the chances OF investing in
business, concluded that the most promising
investments are in real Gstata-hOuSCs for
renting. In looking about for suitable
house for his family, he discovered that
every house had number Of applicants
waiting for the first vacancy.
The railrOad meeting at City Hall, TnGsllHy
evening, was well attended by our citizens
and, with W. &. Barnard in the chair, u
spirited expression was made Of llelairG's
desire for the road, and interest felt for It's
construction now. a committee was up.
pointed to supGrintend the raising Of sub.
ScriptiOnS, The meeting pledged the amount
required OF licllairG. Mr. Barnard will give
81 900
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Thomas ". Keene. tho tFagedan, who ap,
pears at the Opera House at three perform.
ances the last Of the week, Is considered one
Of the most promising Of the voting actors
now on the American stage. A Chicago ex-
change says Of him:
Tom KcCne has had remarkably success.
inl week at IIOQleyS, tho business being, In
fact, one OF the best weeks OF the season.
The company comes In for a good deal Of
praise. Mr.. George IIearock received double
call on Saturday hight as "MCDuii," and the
other members Of the company have acquit.
tod themselves admirably, II Is quite eyI.
dent that Mr.. Keene has lost nOhe Of his
wonderful drawing powers In thlstily, and
Ills popularity IL as great, II not greater, than
ever.
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Promi ncnt or Retiring. Professional or
Otherwise.


Otherwise.
I. Marshal Atkinson Is at the National
Capital.
Eph Morris, the cx.ChampiOn, came down
from Pittsburgh with the boys last evening.
Major Schwab, OF the Pittsburgh Ltdder,
who brought ont Boil as "tllC coming man.
arrived last evening
Mrs. A. ]. Clark, leaves to-day for
IewiSburg, GrGenbrier County, on MI ex-
tended visit to friends
Davis the handsome man OF the Pitts.
burgh Times, arrived in the city last evening
to look after to.day's races.
John Grubb, formerly city editor Of the
RSgisler, represents the Pittsburgh CONNER.
cidl. Gazette at the boat races
Mrs, Alice FaubCl, Of Pittsburgh, nee Miss
FitzpattiCk, formerly of Wheeling, came
down yesterday on visit to her relatives, OIL
the Island.
KeCne, the tragedian, comes here from
Chicago vim Dayton, Columbus and Hanus-
vile, and goes TO Baltimore via Cumberland,
Our people are k, that Is, Cager to see him.
Mrs. Scroggins, Of FettCrman, wife Of Chief
Clerk SCrOggins, OF the Secretary Of States
Office, accompanied by her daughter, Is In
the city. The Major talks Of moving his
family into the city.
On Saturday the President nominated to
the Senate Cadet james s. Kerr, OF Martins
Ferry. graduate Of the Military Academy
at Vest Point, to be Second Lieutenant Of
the Seventeenth L. s. Infantry.
General 7. NJ. Harris, Of iIafrisyille Is in
the city attending the United Presbyterian
Synod now In session. The General was for.
nierly Pension Agent at this point and has a
host Of warm and particular friends
Prosecuting Attorney A. H. Mitchell, wife
and child n. X. KennOn, James Patterson,
Geo Shepherd and A. c. parrah, County
Clerk, Of st. ClairSvllle, and John J., Harvey,
Of the Cleveland Lsddcri were at he Mcclure
last night
Mr. ]. Q. WolTwent to Wheeling on a visit
to her son, N. Il. WUllr some time ago, and
last Thursday she was attacked with pheu.
monia and has been quite III over since. Her
daughters, Mrs. VIII McFeely and Mrs. J, A,
C0rbett, went down to-day 10 see hcr.-Sei.
JrnriVc Herald.
Mr.. Francis Cragin yesterday returned to this
city. On the 18th Of last month he left
Chicago for boston, his home, intending to
make the entire distance I'M leisurely man.
ner on his bicycle. lie afrlvnd In Wheeling
few days before the State Fair opened and
concluded to wait until that time. But ho
became acquainted found things pleasant
and remained until last Monday, when he
started for Washington, which he reached
but says he found everything 80 terribly
washed beyond that he gave II up and came
back to see the Wheeling girls.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-20

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by n sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain Of cutting teeth?
II so, go ut once and get bottle Of Mrs.
WinslOw's Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-lepend
upon II; there Is no mistake abOutit There
Is not mother on earth who las ever used
II, who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health TO the child,
operating like magic. II Is perfectly saiC to
Use IN oil cases, and pleasant TO the taste, and
is the prescription Of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. 70 cents u bottle.
MWFAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-20

DEs MONIES, a., October lO.-By returns
to W. V. Lucas, Auditor of State, the total
Indebtedness OF ak counties in Iowa is
shown to be 81, 1858. The debt Of Lee
county alone, incurred many years ago for
railway construction, is S7l4,O0O, Forty
four counties have no debt whatever.
Half a dozen counties have at least one
third Of the remaining Indebtedness after
the subtraction Of Lees debt from the to-
tnl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-20

The celebrated remedy Kidney.Wort can
now DO obtained IN the usual dry vegetable
form, or In liquid form. II Is put In The
latter way for the especial convenience oil
those who cannot readily prepare IT, II will
be found very concentrated and will act
with equal efficiency In either case. BE sure
and read the NEW advertisement for patilCN,
lan,-SOalh and WtN, NWg4R "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-20

wAsutSuroS, October %, A. N-FOr Ten.
nessee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather,
northcrly winds, higher barometer, station.
ary or lower temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region, fair weather,
sonthwcslerly shifting to nOrthweStOrly
winds, higher barometer, stationary or lower
temperature.
For tho Upper Lake Regions occasional
rain, followed by clearing weather, stations
airy or higher barometer, stationary or lower
temperature.
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The proprietor Of that immensely popular
remedy, Ridncy.WOrt, in recognition Of the
Claims Of the public which has so literally
patronized them, have prepared liquid
preparation Of that remedy FOR the special
accommodation Of those who from any reason
dislike to prepare 1t for themselves. II Is
very concentrated and as the dose Is small,
II Is more easily taken by many. II has the
Sanie eiIcCtual action in all diseases Of the
kidneys, liver or bOwels.-Aomc and Farm.
WWPGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-20
BARRETT BADLY BEATEN.
Yesterdays Race over the Lower Course
The DOII.WeIsgerber Race this After.

neAteFuNy n HAce ONcFtue Lower tOufHe
The BoII.WeIsgerber Race this After.
noon.
A better day for boat race, excepting the
cold weather, than yesterday, 1t would be
hard TO find. The river was deep enough TO
suit even Boil, and the sun was not too
bright to make II hard on the eyes, being oh.
secured by light clouds, and about veO'ClOck,
when John Barrett, one OF Wheeling's local
OarsmGn, and George Altmyer, u well.
known Allegheny man, were called out
there was hardly ripple on the water.
II WIS four O'Clock when Referee Adams
began setting the turning buOys aud stake
boats. As soon as that was finished the men
Getting into position, the word was given,
and AltmyCr sprang half length forward.
For the first mile and quarter prGttler
race WINS never seen, both men keeping the
same positions; but when nearing the turn.
ing bnOS the Pennsylvania man shot sud.
denly ahead, turned first and had n picnic
all the way home. lie pulled easy and
crossed fully six lengths ahead in 1888. Bar.
rett labOred hard, but II was Of no avail and
once more Wheeling Is dOwnGd.
\ The race was a very fair and square one,
there being no kick from any quarter.
MCtSrs ClntOr and Cochran acted as Altmyer's
Judges md MeSSrs. Carpenter and Graft for
Barrett, Altmyer has been making his head.
quarters at Ed. Gators house, aud was
found there last night together with Hilly
O'lIanlon, his trainer, both In u very happy
and contCnted state Of mind. AT HarrGtts
house matters were taken philOsOphiCally
and n square beat acknowledged. The race
was for II 800 purse.
rIE no RACE TODAY.
The race between Doll OF MCKCOsnort, and
George WGisgCrber, Of this city, to take place
this afternoon over the same course as the
race OF yesterday, Is looked forward to with
great interest by all who take any interest at
all In aquatic matters II Is expected TO he a
regular Titan struggle, the two men being
unusually well matched. The pools were
selling here last night with heavy odds on
Boil, the bids ranging ut 10 TO I, Is TO u and
10 to o, the first named being the popular
pool, Parties coming from Pittsburgh last
night, however said that the pools were even
there.
The final deposits were made in the hands
OF Sheriff Brown, the stake holder, yesterday
afternoon, Bolts representatives putting up
the $3.50 necessary to make their 81 900, and
WGSgeFbefs 1880 800 being for the expenses
Of Boil. ThiSsttin Mr.. BROWN later paid over
to Mr.. Fleming.
Capt. Vim. Travis was yesterday chosen ms
referee. BOll's judges will he his brother,
William, and Townsend Adams, while John
WCiSgerher and James Gather will act as
judges for WeisgerbCr.
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Tho Dog Fight over and ono Dog Dcad.

LOUISVILLE, October l0-The fight be-
tween Pilot, the New York dog, and "Crib,"
the Louisville dog, took place on Garris'
farm, six miles from town, at 0g2 this
morning, Pilot killed Crib in one hour
and twenty-five minutes. Two hundred
people were present Frank Stephenson,
OF New York, was judge for Pilot and John
McDermott for Crib; W. L, Harding, Of
New York, was referee.
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NEW lIAvEN, October lO-The testimony
was clOseed in the MNlley ease today.
Michael W. Mallcy testified that he had II
black mare and buggy with red running
gear, and drove to Woodbridge on the
evening Of August 9TH. Witnesses for the
State Ind testified that james Mallcy Ind
that horse out that evening.
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WASHINGTON, October lO.-The receipts
OF the Government since the beginning of
the fiscal year from customs and internal
revenue have been Sl2O0O0OOO. During
October the average receipts per day, In
Guiding Sundays, have been 81, 9S0000 1t
is estimated that the internal revenue re-
Coipts this year will exceed those Of last
year by about $G,OOO,O0O, and that they will
probably reach Sl40,0O0,OO0.
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LOsT CREEK, HaFFlsOh county, W, va
The citizens Of this place and surrounding
country arc Nn1iQpa tar some man or com.
nany With capital to come and build first.
class FLnuRINd MILL Coal and water In
abundance. Situation the line Of the c., W.
h q. K. Il, For information correspond with
or come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
BaSsell, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
W. Va. '''s'
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STRICTLY RELIABLE WATCHES,
Diamonds and Fine ICwGlry at Lowest
Market Prices, al I. q. BILLIONS 1898
Market street.
p.S.-NO trash offered as baits.
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New Advertisements.

State Fair-IIast Day.
For Sale--Two.story Brick House
Real Estate Bulletin.
For sale-One Mare and phaeton.
Violin Outfits
lost-Book Containing Memorandum.
Drug store for Sale.
Opera lIOuse-llatry Miners Comedy 4.
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pITTsUuRGn, Pa, October l0.-Rcv. DR..
Whitehead, Of South bethlehem, Pa, was
tonight chosen by the clergy Of Pittsburgh
Diocese Of the Episcopal Church, to succeed
the late Bishop Kerf0ot. The selection is
subject TO confirmation or rejection by the
lAiiV Tomorrow,
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TINS is 10 rive notice that all citizens
troubled with Coughs or Colds should al once
procure bottle Of DE- Bulls Cough Syrup.
is for sale by all druggists and costs only
Pb oehla bottle,
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The silver Medal Awarded Hooking for
Ills Elegant Display,

Mention llas been made in this paper Of
the fact, that to Mr.. Edmund Booking was
awarded one OF the fine medals offered by
the State Fair Association That this medal
was richly deserved by Mr.. Booking, ANY one
who attended the Fair will not deny. His
display was one Of the richest shown and did
not fall to attract the attention Of all who
entered the main building That display
was but fOretastC Of what Mr.. booking Is
daily receiving for the holiday trade
Ills our desire to give n short description
Of the elegant goods IN the toilet line that
Mr.. booking has In his store, but space this
morning will not permit, and Only some Of
the finer and more noticeable goods can be
mentioned. First comes, us a matter OF
course, the silver media II Is handsome
one, about an inch and half IN diameter.
On one side nicely engraved, Is
WET Va. STATE TAR
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ONE HUNDRED light.colOrcd ClOaks.
A grand bargain, only 81 80 and 80 90.
Call nj once at John EmSleimer'S,
Eleventh ST., between Main and Market.
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
mumGter, us observcda at sChneprs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1850 1881
7AN.iaN.sP.N7FN l7A.Mi9N.sF.M7tN
% u 10 Il 70 - rs u
First snow. Clear.
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Igyour druggist don haycit he will order II
for Won al the regular price Barosma, Buchu,
Backacho, Liver and Kidney Cureis prepared
at Is. X. Thompson's laboratory, Titnsville,
pa
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FOR RENT,
DOR RENT
GENERAL NOTICES.
.TAX NOTICE,

IVAN NUIlCE"
State and County taxes will he received At the
times and places designated below, and discount
Of ~ per cent allowed on all bills that shall b. paid
in full.
Oct u, West Liberty, For Ihortv District
Oct lS Valley Grove, TUT i''"e''' N'S''e''
Oct 9c y R p5SasIPPs aa, For TradeIphIa District
Oct 81 and .! brick School House, RIchland Dis
Oct, y and .! ViSIlant Engine House. Washing
ton District
Oct q and d, Squire Richardson's office, MadI'
sOn District.
Oct, 26 and %. sherilrs office. Clay District
District,
Oct, 81 and Nov l, Fifth ward Hose House, Centre
District.
Nov, and ., United Engine House, Webster Dis.
triCt.
NOy, I and Q, Eighth wnrl Hose House, Richie
District,
Andat the sherir's office, No, 20 Twelfth street
0GlS G. =. BROWN, S. o. G..
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TnE pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 st, Louis and
Cleveland d Pittsburgh roads will continue
The sale Of excursion tickets 10 the State Fair
and Exposition until Tuesday October 18th
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


N II Miller, Pennsylvania A II hurley, Cameron.
J 4 FItsnre Cameron SD FCgcrl, Newark, o
ia FlaCcaS City. J Albert, GAINESVILLE
Vim. Herman, City, DWhitc Deep Valley.
r Bowers, Deep Valley. NClOSs MOnylntOwH.
" Wandlcy, Pittsburgh pW Sa1lQr, FalrlnOnt.
" : Si0ttsbliFg, B& RR, " u Petit, littletOn.
LIS Allen, Ohio. SW MCCOm X ~, VIVA
VIM. plCkenS, baltimore, W PAUL, New Concord.
q Wilson, Sage, Ohio. J N Moore, Ontario, q.
J Dubois, lhllaIre JGhumbGrgs, Ohio
\ Wells, Welsvllle. 4 y Thompson, Ohio.
! II Nash, StCnbcnVilC. NJ NlChRll, ohio.
II G Cunningham, Ohio. VS. Mitchell, Ohio
RAshennert 4 wife, o. J N brown, City.
lteY Il Crlstwcll, Ohio + Davidson Ohio.
! II King, Cameron Miss Il Terrell, Ohio.
" Il llOllCnburg, Ohio, q II ShinII, FarmOnt.
" N Herman, Ohio. IS Bailey Pittsburgh.
G II Wheeler, Belmont s SnhlCr, Charleston,
Gibson, City A Smith, ohio
s GeODge, WcllsbuV. = Il Hume, Cumberland
VIM. Crymble, Sandusky. G Il Cymblc, sandusRy
+ II Newman, JOhnStOwn Il Il FHCkler, lhIla,
Col d a Keys, agent cOrlum
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Forty years. trial Lu proved "BLAck.
pRALeHT" the best liver medicine IN
ihe world.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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BAKING POWDER.

II YOU wish to eat good bread use Silver
Lake Flour. II IL the best
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A handsome case Is furnished with the
medal and II makes very beautiful Orna-
mcnt in his slew cases Ont Of five druggists
exhibiting, Mr.. Booking was the only ono
who carried Off the medal, which was rs high
Il prize rs could he awarded.
Mention was made Of those handsome
plush toilet cases. filled with solid ivory
goods and others equally fine, shown at tho
Fair In addition to these goods Mr.. Hook.
ing has full and complete line OF elegant
imported fine soaps and perfuneries, such as
one seldom finds outside Of the Eastern stores.
In brushes II would he hard work to find a
larger or finer collection, especially
Of tooth brushes. lie has more
complete and larger assortment than
can be found any where In the city.
Hair and nail brushes IN every variety fol,
low in bewildering manner. Then come
the cosmetics and face powders put up In
IIlCkseckCr's most attractive style. Elegant
Cutglass goods, toilet kniCknnCks, 0dor
eases, and, in fact, every thing TINT Can be
found or thought Of "a belonging 10 q nlaCe
such as Mr. Booking has widespread fepu.
tatiOh for keeping. As the holidays alp
proaCli Mr.. Booking intends increasing hls
already large stock Of goods and more
handsome display Of goods calculated foi
holiday presents will not no shown In the
city. Mr.. Booking and his son will be happy
ut any time to show these goods to visitors al
his drug emporium In the Odd Fellows
block.
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
Mcclure House sample Rooms daily.
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"LIEBId Co.'s ArnCated Extract Of Witch
Hazel Is the very best preparation Of Witch
lIaze which have ever used"
u. c. OLNsTED NJ D.,
Wheeling, West Va.
Cures Piles, Salt Rhcun, Painful Month.
lies and Catarrh. Sold in fifty cents and
dollar sizes. MwGF
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uRLAoK.pRAvoNrn mAke. ohllI1

and fever impossible. =
For sale by Logan 4 Co.