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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

The Petty OGenaCs TO bc Posted In Court
To-day

To-day
1t has been some days since the Justices
have reported a case where they had been
called upon to invoke the majesty Of the
law. The tlreless and persistent report.
ers, however, wore rewarded yesterday
for their constancy in visiting the temples
day after day, by kidnapping three cases.
Justice Felbsr reported that he had
commissioned Constable II. Myers to init.
mate 10 Mr.. Chstla lluggins that the
court desired tho honor OF his presence
this morning 10 interpretive meaning and
infant Of ks conduct towards Phillip
SChenck, whom, II il asserted, he assault.
ed In the most gentlemanly manner posi-.
bic under the circumstances, hut whose
wounds demand the ointment that Ia gen.
orally spread by the law and the facts.
The encounter took place on New Years.
Justice Philips, who generally HCents
crime and misdeineAnors Rfar of, has sue.
ceeded In unearthink another beer boLtliDg
establishment where tho law is evaded,
and the business carried OIL with supreme
indifference to the fact that a license ia re-.
quired for that particular branch Of trade.
The agreeable gentleman who presides
over the establishment, which is shadow.
ed by the bill In the rear Of the upper
Riverside mill, answers on all occasions TO
the name OF Maurice Balzst. Maurice Ia a
very romantic name, and seems i'll Lifted TO
be tied around the neck oil abesr bottle, but
romance has little weight with Justice
Philips, aud when Maurice appears this
morning he will have to be very minute
in his explanations to escape the penalties
Of the alleged iniraotion Of the law.
Justice Caldwell said that Mrs. Muffa.
ney had complained to him 0 fthe outrage.
GUS ConduO! oiher spouse Michael. Mike
didn't stop celebrating Oh Saturday, but
continued the orgies Of New Years into
the peaceful hours Of the Sabbath day.
Michael, besides dlsobeying the divine or.
dinanCn which commands ia to remember
the Sabbath day and keep II holy, broke
the civil commandment which prohibitB
men from raising y disturbance. When
Mike wa8 translated to the presence OF the
justice he was too full for n%LteranCe, and
be was accordingly deposited in the jail
until this morning, when II is supposed he
will be sober.
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DEnOCRATIC CAUCUS
Al tue Ctiy Building Last NIghi, aud
What Wns Done AZ u.


A few Invitations were sent out yesteE'
day to certain Of the faithful in this city to
meet at the City Building in the evening
for the purpose OF taking counsel together
in regard to the condition Of the Democ'
rOcy Just now, and as~certaiuing ita fighting
weight preliminary to stripping for the
biennial contest that will take place Janu.
airy eth. This might properly be called
the secondary cause Of the call for last
nights convention, and the primary
was the alarming dearlh OF MRyoEalty
timber. The distress OF the Democrats in
regard 10 the matter %wedepicted some days
in the remark made by one OF their
number to another one: we are between
the devil and thsdeep sea" and as 1.-THE days
have come and gone since that time, the
indications show that the progrGss has
not been toward the deep sea. They have
searched far and wide for material
available, we mean,-from Dan to Beer.
sheeba, but the right sort OF q candidate
cannot be turned up, and the problem Is
now no nearer solution than 1t was q
month ago.
We would not have our readeIs under
stand that there are no seekers Tor the
position, for that would be a criminal
delusion. There are candidates, and
plenty Of them, too.
From the northern section OF the city
comes q wall louder than tho roar Of the
torrent that rushes through Johnathan's
intestine to DO free. "Let mt lead you
TO victoryW But the powers that be look
on x.SherifT ingle, % he ClmplaCently re-
CARDS the 'liltle man" from the top step Oi
the Court House porch, or at the sage oil
RiChietown, as he says, ION this side oil
the Tiber (Creek) that man can have no
show" and sigh as they say, ut cannot
be-"
From the North whence comes no com
fort they turn their eyes toward the
South, and W, Q, is sCrutinized carefully,
but the sCrutiny was not satisfactory, and
a meeting was called last night'to fix upon
some one TO head the ticket,
Captain Andy Wilson, DR., ]. +. Reeves,
]. NJ, Todd, WIN. Eccles, Frank MCSherry,
John QuigN John l.. Rice, John Bloom
field, A. j, Sweeney, Gus Matthews, P,
l.. Kimberly, j. II. Hall aud a few Others
constituted the convention.
General Todd presided and a season
was spent In COnjeCtures, A committee
was then appointed to wait on Louis
Stiiel, Of the First ward, and offer him the
empty honor. This COMMITTEES soon. re-
turned but they brought nothing to relieve
the anxiety. Mr.. StiIel was deeply CRATE.
full but "their candidate he could not be-"
The German bait having proven Of no
avail they then began casting about and
asCertained that either j. A, Miller or A,
q. Egerter would not feel 1t to be his duty
to shut his eyes to the importance Of the
position that his party wished him to
make the attempt to fill.
Other Democratic talk was INDUCED 10
and about 10 o'clock the cauCus adjourned
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rms mOR1ING's FRS.
Fire ana Water Destroy George ". Zig
IeE's Candy store.

This morning at 1880 o'clock Ru alarm
Of fire was sent in from box No. 81, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, The
alarm gave no portent Of a serious conaa'
grafton, and az the reporter wendsd his
way in the direction Of the box he Won
dered whether the calamity-if it waa a
calamity-was good for . column, OF
whether it could be narrated in a few
g sticks"
As the night prowler charged With
working up the fire rounded the corner OF
Main and Eleventh streets, he saw unmis'
taxable signs OF q small conlagration,
After lodging the spray from a leaking
hose, he got near enough to discover thai
the flames were engaged in licking up the
stock Of candy contained in the store two
doors above Eleventh street, on the east
side Of Main street, owned by Mi. George
W. Zigler, . young man who resides in
South Wheeling. By the time the re-
porter arrived the flames were under con.
troll, aud all danger to the rest otthe build
ing past.
The alarm was turned in by Night
Waterman Junkins, who tells the follow
ing story: | was coming down street
when / was attracted by q noise
made by perAons living above the
store. 1 looked into Zigler's store
and saw flames Rpringing up near
where the stove stood, Immediately
turned in the alarm. / saw the young
man in the store not half an hour before,
l suppose the fire caught from hot Goals
from the stove falling on the floor.
1t is hard to state Mr.. Zigler's loss
The store was well stocked with candies
and CONNECTIONS, and 1t is probable thai
the stock, which was almost totally de
stroy0d by fire and water, will aggregate
. tribe oveT $500.
The building, a three.Story brick, u
owneds by Mr., Patrick Kennedy, and II
insured in the Fire and Marine Company
OF this city, for $500. Mr.. Kennedy Coult
not tell what damage resulted to the build
ing, but a rough guess OF the reporter
places II at not above $500.
The department was unexCepttonally
prompt in responding, and performed ELL
cient aud timely service after reaching TIT
ground.
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NEW A~DVERTIsEMENTs.
BESTREWARD
The voics From the Press on the
Last November Draw
Ing of the
Kentucky State Lottery.
[FTOm BOstOn Globe, Dec Is, lSSo'l
Anothar Lucky Man.

Mr., GslrEs W. Luke, tho proprietor Of the Atlantic
HOUSE on Revere Baa oh, was one Of the lucky holder
Il tickets IN the Eynlueky state Lottery on Nhica &C.
draw SiII5 Mr., Luke bought two lieket8 costing "
zach, aud 10 the drawing, which took plaza . iltle
aver q week ago, drew the above amount MoIl va
Immediately sentt to him and be forwarded hh uoleu
he r,eeiyed 4 check on the Firat National Bank 81
Jersey CIV for tho above amount On Saturday lAsl
while In this city, Nj. Luke tel on DeVonAhiin street
and Spralned his ankle, This illl hRl brought ere
IirOke Of pArAlys sd, from the I'd cts VI which 10 u ~
present. tuisFing, rendering him unable 10 renFlVe
ANYONE except his ~rOiAIlVOI INTO b pEa1enes. Ie'
porter cav his son-ln.laW, hO assured b IN ma lse
money was only waiting Nj. tuSe'u neIVeIy 70 ee
paid over 10 him In psn0n, Mr.. Luke, lsa man u
years Of GgN, and has thTee living children and I'VE
deceased, lie formerly kept tho ls0sAtn uoule on
tho "Milldan," aud prenoui TO- thia wal me Pr9Pte,
Connecticut. He has been keeping the Atlantic
House now hitesn or eighteen ysArt, and % very s1'
~tenIIyely known Gnd reSFOcteIin his hutip ~
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AMusEMESTs.-ScOH SiddOnI. -This even
ing Mrs. scott.Siddons and excellent
company will give S~hakespeare's
drama, GAS You Like It." at the
Opera House this evening, Mrs. SiddOna
taking the role Of Rosaliud. Mrs. SiddOns
Is one Of tho most popular and toICible
actresses on the American stage, and her
dellneation OF this character has earned
golden notices from tho popular press.
Tomorrow evening she will appear
as "Ludy Teazle" in "The School for
Scandal"
Tickets now on sale at Banners.
Al M Rdgs.-Next Friday and
Saturday evenings Wheeling amuse.
ment Roers will enjoy 4 real treat in
the presentation for the frat time In this
city Of Hills "All the Rage" This farce.
comedy Is one Of the most popular on tho
boards this season, and each presentation
OF Is being greeted with large houses. The
Cleveland Leddsr, September 9TH, Gays:
"All tho Rage" Is q very smooth and
pleasing play, and II took well with the
large audience at the Opera House last
evening, as the frequent bursts Of laughter
amply testify. A great deal OF the success
Of AL tho Rage" Is due 10 the splendid
manner in which II is rendered by the
company, which Is one Of the best ever
seen in this city.
HaUIvS New MdaOdon& This company;
forty In number, will be at tue Opera
House on the 18th. This is tho largest
and best troupe OF Ministries on the road.
Hpmpiy Dumpiy.-An immense house
greeted "Hunpty Dumpty" last night al
the Opera House. In the reconstruction
Of the old psntomine, a Commendable
effort has been made to work out OF the
rut and to give the public something
novel. The reconstruction Is confined to
first act, but II liz not q successful change.
The Sparks Brothers IN their Irish dub
and burleEQu0 ventriloqnism are very
funny, ann Little Todd does some extra
ordinary feats OF balancing and tlmbling,
Other s~peCialties OF this division Of the
entertainment are plsaing. The real fun
begins with the third act, In which the
audience are introduced to those old
friends, Humpty Dumpty, Pantaloon,
Harlequin, Columbine and the Fairy
Queen.
ACADEMY Of MuHc,-A large audience
filled the Academy last night, and the
performance throughout was first class,
There. has never been a better variety
show In this city than that MessrB.
Howard < Hess have on the boards at
present.
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From N, Y, Evening Express, Saturday, Dec 4, 1881
A Lucky VOuturO.

Probably the happiest psOplein this city iC.dayaF are
Mru. AdellRo h0hel, who resides u NO. lVS LudIoN
st and six other lady friends Of htrs who r,lluelh
the SINE street. Last month = social gathering W9s
held la the rooms Of th0 latter, and after awhile II
was proposed 10 put up money A~utlCienE to buy lot
isTy tlckot, seTenl 81 the lAdlsa had bought lottery
Iicfet, previously IN the louisiana state Lottery and
occasionally had won imill sums Of $50, S26 And wy
but MIS-. hohel had neV,r INDUCED In the game until
then. Tho parties, WhJ were 1itlhE o. u table, oAen
dropped bonethIng into II cup which Vas pared
Rrouhl, When II cup was emitted and Tho con.
tsntS counted 10 the total contribution amounted 10
4 iitIlo over one dollar. Mrs. hOhOl was then ,Hug-
gpsted NJ tho psnOh 10 purchase tho lekeIl anu ac'
r%orHibgly went 10 the Uthce o. The k1ptucAy SHiS
LOtteIy and uicuF0d 4 little bit Of paAttbo'Tu Whleh
VaS numbered 10 $50. On Thurbday ~t0T0loon 80 ~.
nounccmsnt CONVEX ed TO her that no, l8,b99 hal
irnWn Tho $1,000 prise CAUSED her 10 nearly Jump CUT
OF hpr sIIn Elh Joy. Tho intelligence was quickly
circuiatCd among tho contributors Of the purchase q
M Ticket, who are all the wives Of ~haTd'WotkinS
pnobsra employed on the hast Side. This morning
Mn HOheI, accompanied by one Of Der friends, went
10 the office Of tho treasurer and, groeenlln5 nGt
iiokgt. was given q check on the Flnt National BApk
Of Jersey City, drawn 10 her order, and, accompanied
nv n elerk WHO went to Identify her a. the proper
pariy, drew the amount In full, which was hauTSl
her IN the presence vi a reporter Of tue hLPTcLi IN
sum contributed by each person inttre'ted y iltt'e
over II CsuiS, and lha prize 10 each 10 SIlA "; FAlInS
~ It does 10 hA'dW0rEinGP people, me money y ihagSu
q fortunate aud mHch'apPTtCiated SUI. ,MaIy CHRIST
mas will be celebrate (, doubtless win muen more
than itS usual jOlliacAtlOn ~ the lucky h0luo's OF
tekst Nc. 1859,
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CoUans.-"Btowns Bronchial Ttoohes'


CoueHs.-"Brown's Bronchial TroChes'
are rsed with advantage 10 alleviate
coughs, sore throat, %hoarseneBs and brOn.
Chlal affections. For thirty years these
TfoChes have been in Use, with annually
increasing favor. They are not new and
unLried, but, having been tested by vide
and constant use iot nearly an entire gen.
Grafton, they have attained well.msfited
rank among the few staple remedies Of the
age.
The Thtoat-"Brown's Bronchial ITO.
Ches" act directly on The organs Of the
voice. They have an extraordinary effect
In all disorders Of the throat and latynx,
restoring a healthy tone when relaxed,
either from cold or ov~ef.exeflion Of the
voice, and produce q clear and distinct
enunciation. Speakers and singers and
the toches useful.
A ough, cold, catAfth or sore throat re.
quife' immediate attention, az neglect
Citentimea results IN soipe ipcutehle lung
diseases "BfoWn'a Bronchial Tfoohesh
will almost Invariably give relief. lmila..
tons are offered ipt sale, many Of which
are injurious, The genuine "Bfown's
Bronchial Trochos" are sold only In
boxes, TThas,
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ALLOW q cold 10 advance In your system and
thus encourage more serious malAdies, such a.
Pneumonia, Hemefrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 60 readily az
taiDed2 BosCHEE's GERMAN 9YRUP has gained
the largest sale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases,
II Is DR.. BOsChee's famous German prescrip
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest care
aud no fear need be entertained IN administer
Ing II to tho youngest child, as per directions
Tho sale Of this medicine is Unprecedented
Since first introduced there has been a con.
slant increasing demand and without q single
report Of a failure To do lie work In any case,
Ask your Druggist % 10 the truth Of these re.
marks. Large 6Ess Is cents. Try Il and be
convinced. T1hsAE
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CrRCutr CouRr,-Judgs lLlun. = This
Court met at "a, NJ. Yesterday, pursuant
TO adjournment Saturday, and transacted
the following business:
The will OF Louisa Smith, deceased, was
admitted 10 probate OH the oath Of the
subscribing witnesses.
The case Of the State va. John H. Max.
well, was resumed. The Court delivered
an opinion ovetrulinS the objections Of
defendants counsel, made on Saturday,
and Mr.. Good then proceeded to reply TO
MI. Etskiue's argument Of Saturday, and
stated the defendants side Of the case.
He was followed by Mr.. George Caldwell
for the State. Evidence Of documentary
nature was then offered by the State, which
was objected to by the counsel for the de.
PENDANT, and after the points were argued
the Court took the matter Under advise
ment, and adjourned until Q 4. N. to-day.
A fuller account Of the proceedings will be
found In another column.
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Born SCI ISL. q. Brady Is on the
street again alter q serious illness.
Mr.. viii Davis, OF San Jose, Cal, who
has been visiting friends In this city for
sometime, left yesterday for Ann Atbor,
Mich.
". II. Lawrence, Of Pittsburgh, who has
been visiting Frank Orr, and Geo. Crom.
Itch who has been the gueSt OF Captain
Newt LinCh, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. A. Il, Hays, OF HsElett, Wheat j
Hays, left for New York Sunday night 10
lay III stock for the new firm,
Mr.. VIM. Welieldt, who:hat been con.
neCteL with the firm Of Coho, Sampliner
1 Co, Of this city for some years, IL now
with John II. Slellmtn 4 Co., Of Bllli.
more, white goods aud hosiery importers.
Mt. Welieldt ls one Of the most popular
salesmpn on the road.
Mt John X. List, who has been spend.
Ing the holidays at home, returns TO HAY.
eriOrd, Pa, College to-day,
CAPT Andrew Wilson will keep the
Board Of Education III good order for
the eneulng year.
Shetif Tngle says the people are pay.
ing their taxes with the promptitude that
charaCterizes the settlement Of missionary
subscriptions.
A Democrat, whose name for this time
and occasion only, will be John Smith,
says That caucus last night was q canned and
aiTSit. a..
MI. GAllager, young gentleman Of
Sleubenville, Is the guest Of Mr.. A. $.
List, North Main Alreet
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CERriricArR or INCoRsoRATtoS.-Secte
taty Of state Brady yesterday issued a Ger.
uiCate Of incorporation 10 the "Parkefs.
burg Chemical Fibre Company" for the
purpose OF manufacturing and ceiling wood
and other ilbtes, and Of paper. The ptin.
cipal office shall DO at Pa%tkersbutg, Wood
county, and the certificate will expire Jan.
nary !, 1901.
Twenty thousand dollars have been sub.
scribed for the purpose Of incorporation, OF
which $1,000 have been paid In and tho
privilege OF increasing to 100000 was
granted. ,.,u,
The shares are 500 each, Of which II IL.
Hnlbett holds 100 shares John W. Rath.
bone, 20 shares; j. ~ Camden, W. p.
Thompson and VI N chancellor, 10 shares
each; Henry q. Jackson and q. w.
Thompson, % shares each. ALL oil Patkers.
burg.
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A MUSICAL TREAT.-Its not Pin.aiore
this time but a grand concert at popular
prices. We mean the concert next Mon.
day, January 10th, at the Opera House,
under the auspices Of the Harmonic. Men.
netchor. 1t Is our pleasure to announce
for the occasion tho following array Of mu.
steal talent:
Mrs. Geo. B Caldwell, Soprano.
Mis-. Whitaker, Soprano.
Prof. Herman SChockey, Violinist.
Prof. Carl Hermann, Pianist aud MI.
steal Conductor.
The sale Of reserved seats at Banners
Music Store will be announced In a day or
iWn
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~BURNErT's COCAINE,

The Best Hair DTeSSIng In the World.
Burnett's Cocaine allays irritation, re-
moves all tendency to dandruf, iuylgor'
ates the action OF the capIllaries in the
highest degree, and has earned a deserved
reputation for promoting the growth and
perssrying the beauty OF the human hair.
Ladles dressing their hair deliberately for
the evening will find that II imparts q
healthy natural gloss to the hair, and will
cause It to retain Its shape for hours.
Bnruett's Flavoring Extracts are used
and endorsed by the best hotels, ConieC.
TONERS and groCers throughout the Coun'
try. They are perfectly pure. TTsdw
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| hereby certify that | have been a prac
Licing physician for twenty.seven years
and for many chronic cases in my practice
10 recommend Warmers Sale Kidney and
Liver Cure. 1t was upon my advice thaI
g. W. Stamm, editor Of the Ld4trial Era
obtained this valuable remedy,
A. A. RAMSAY, NJ. D.
Alba, Iowa, May26. TrhsGw
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From Hartford Post, Friday Dec. 10, 1880
A.oGLor T.unLv Man

&c. Carpenter III lAnorpg man, about 20 yehrs Of
age, who. lives at No IS OlnVy IireCt, Providence.
With his wife and two sons no occupies 4 modest
house on tho Fist llP, an 10 more than q score "
yesrS has lived from hand 10 mouth Dy dint o. hard
work and cltso management. Not long ago he wa
Induced 10 trV his luck Ia lotteries, and invested one
dollar In tho "Kentueky state" without any special
bopO Of S,Clng anything Tor IL Within 4 lev days
uoiIaod that liz ticket had drawn SI,G00I repre-
sentative Of this paper, hlppanlng 10 be In Providence
4 isw days ago and desiring to observe the effect Of
such a tOnRr ~ upon a poor man, called al, CNpe6-
Tors place. The old l1Ru was happy Ne a ELAN, He
bad lust lifted the mortgage on his house, and said
no had also put a pretty liltlO "nOht egg 10 the bank,
Judging from appearances, the Ageu couple arc some
years younger than DO Ore the Fortunate Ticket was
puTehi,ed, while there can DO no doubt that the
pTOCeedS OF the venture viii make smooth the down
Warl dope Of their pathway through lie,
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In a recent interview with MI. Joseph
Gramer, one Of the proptletofs Of the En-.
erson Piano Company, Boston, Mass, that
gentleman remarked: have used that
splendid remedy, 81. Jacobs Oil, In my
family, and found II to be 40 very benef.
Cial that ! will never DO without II. 1t
has Cuted me oil a severe case Of rhenma-
tism, alter other remedies had failed"
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Mrs. D. Morrison, of Farnham Centre,
?. z writing about DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil, says: George Bell Used 1t on his
son, and 1t cured him Of Rheumatism
with only q few applications. The bal.
ance OF the bottle was used by an old gen.
tleman for Asthma, with the best results.
1t acts like a charm. nav
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TR1 III keep trying II, and try Il again.
We say this because we believe that the
health, happiness and prosperity Of the
people depend upon the proper use oil
these medicines, which have proved so
successful In ~efadiCatinR disease and de.
ieating death. The medicine so effective
In its cure Of diseases is the great Southern
remedy, Simmons Liver Regulator Try
III we believe that the arst trial will be
satisfactory.
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BUY a present that will uutIast time, one
that viii not only gladden. the heart to-day,
but In after years awaken happy TsCOIlec.
tlOns Of ths glVsr, you can get 1t from
IACOB VI. HRUBB, IeWsIsr,
Corner Market and Twelfth Sic.
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Whom a young lady hens handkerChleis
for q rich bachelor, she sews that she may
reap. When seeds Of disease are planted
through over indulgence, you can prevent
the undertaken from resplng the benefit
by using Spring Blossom. Price, 80 cents,
trial bottles 10 cents. nav
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Musical PRESENTS given away at shoib's.


ITO be, or not to be" that is the q1es.
ton. Whether to suffer from a diseased
and continuous impurities OF our
block, or 10 take Spring Blossom and be.
come a welcome and respectable member
society. Price, 6OcentS, trial bottles 10
cents. paw
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and
Of color, NJ unequaled. Color
from 2 70 8 pounds. Price 10 Cents. 14w
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SHEET MUSIC, half price, at sheib's.


"IIow'sL the Baby" "His Group is bet.
Ter this morning, thank you. We gave
him some Thomas Electric Oil as you ad.
vised, doctor, and shall give him some
more in an hour or 3d." Next day the
doctor pronounced the youugster cured.
nav