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The following statement Of William ]
Coughlin, OF Sometvllle, Mas, IL 90 remark,
able that we beg 10 ask for the attention V
our readers. He 9ayai I'm the tAll OF 1875 /
was taken with aviolent bleeding of The l1nvs
followed BY b severe cough. soon BEGAN Il
loose my appetite and flesh. | wa 40 veal
Of one time that / could not leave INV bed Il
Tue SKINNER Of 1877 was admitted Ia the tiiv
Hospital. While there the doctors aid I M
9 hole In my left lung as biga 4 half dollai'
l expended over hundred dOllatn IN dhotnts
and medicinea. INas 30 far rome al ono iimS
q report went around that I WA dead, I SavS
Up hope, but a friend told me Of hi, william
HAIRS Balsam for the Lung. / LAUGHED Al
my friends, thinking that my case va inSnt.
able, but got q bottle 10 satisfy them, iVhsn
70 my surprise and qualification 1 comfnsbeed
70 leel better. ny. hope, once dead, began 10
TevIye, and today feel In better splits than
l nave tor the past thee yeafa.
write this hoping you will publiab n
p that every one Indicted with DiSesss3
Lung Will be induced 10 take Dr, VIM. UaiiiS
balSam tor the Lungs, and be CONVINCED ihaI
yon!umptiQn can be cured. / have taken Ave-
bottles and can positively AAy ihNI n has
gone more good than all the other inedjMnss
l baye taken hlnce MY sickness. Nv oonST
Pas almost entirely disappeared and 1 Shsii
uFue'
WeSt& M~cConAhey, Druepists and Apo,hs.
caties, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio Az
Logan List a Go. Wholesale TgsntS WAL
viva HReAW
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The Dast From - Dosen RHbeFs Used By
IRielllEspeer RsPsF'erI.
GRREH CORN has taken . spirit:

Inc Nunt IRON y uoAeA AANeE4 VIZ" -
IBIelllgeacer RspgF'sFI.
GRRES coRN has taken . spirit.
a cAuP NETTING would have done
THEEE ave slots oil "sIOdustsrs' from
the city just now
ABOUT four hundred boys were in
bathing Of the wharf last evening Just
as the sun was climbing down .
Bridgeport.
FRANK WAIFER has "dona himself
proud" a. . hotel manager, Never was
BellyieW o iull oil people or 90 popular as
under his administration.
THE residents Of Thirteenth street are
greatly annoyed BY the delay in piPe'lay.
Ing on the above named street Cannot
Council hurry matters up q little?
THH Board Of Public Works were enter
tanned at the country residence Of Lewis
Baker, ECO, last Saturday. Prof. Birch
and Capt John L, Dickey were also pres
eat.
Mn, JAMB MAREIS, Of Chicago, will
give o song recital a Wiesel Hall Thurs
DAY night, assisted by Miss Carleton, ALSO
Of Chicago, and several Of our Wheeling
songstFeSaes.
LAST week TPoodle" Price was arrested
arrested by the police with stealing scrap
iron from the Whitaker Iron Works
Yesterday his ''pal," Frank 0'Brten, was
picked up by Officer WnliamH aud locked
up.
The Board Of Public Works inspected
portion OF the National road last satur,
day, They examined several bridges, ano
have taken into consideration the mattel
Of erecting O new toll house Tor Ool' Al
len Davis, east oil this city.
CLARENCE, the Western Union Pres
messenger boy, who Is q remarkable pc
ldestrian, but somewhat eccentric, starteC
with q message dawn TwentY'htth street
last hight, and became independent oil thu
full moon by carrying q dark lantern.
souE boarders in hotels along Waite
street were greatly alarmed on last salur
day evening by Q party Of young men 90
ing down to battle who sang on the way
WThe Sweet Bye and Bye" and "NeareT
my God to Thee" The police were tele
phoned for.
WEST ALRxANDRAls rapidly coming int
favor IS q hummer resort, and were Their
adequate accommodations there tn
attendance from this city would be laTg!
each year. At Col. Dave Frazler's Wheel
ing House there are several familie
already, and one or two more 60 thi
week.
MRs, EUGENE BARB, Of BAttell township
MonOngalia county, gave birth 9 few day
ago to three strong health boys, All az
J living, and mother and boys doing vel
She proposes 10 christian them Gran
Oonklipg and Garfield, and add TO tn
stalwart Republican majority Of old MOI
, ongalla.
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Raises General PoFaRiFatto1, P~FOHiFatioR
and Compliant All over TOWn-TWO
Fatal Cases Of S1naaFOhS-The D0ot0Fa
IBIeFViSP ed-SOms RsulaFks Ahoalt ee
water and No Forth.
Yesterday was the hottest day Wheel
Jog has had for elk years, In 1875 the
hottest days were July 18th and Goth,
when the thermometer at SF. N. stood at
S7' in the shade. In 1877 the ths-moms'
ter marked lie highest sS', at 2 P N
July 18th. In 1873, 1907 at 8 O'Clock on
the afternoon of July 18th, On July llthr
1879, the hottest day Of that year, It just
reached 1902 at noon. Last year the
warmest day was July 10Th, and the hot.
est hour was at noon, when the Their
monster showed So,
Everywhere that I~STELLIaEScER report,
srs went yesterday the sole topic was the
Intense heat. The air was very calm, bui
where an occasional breeze stirred, Ia
blowing seemed like the blast from q fur
mace, The skies were unClOudsd, and
down through q clear air streamed oil
day Soils hottest rays. The baked pave,
msnts were almost deserted, and vel
LID was 30. From their parchsd
surfaces TadiAted streams Of heal
into the atmosphere, 1t was wei
lii was Sunday, when people conlC
stay at home, ana with the least possible
clothing and In the shade, keep their tenn
perature as comfortable and cafe as posi-
Bic, Had yesterday been o week day
and thousands Of men been compelled 4
90 about their ordinary duties, IL Is prob
able that very many more sunStrokes thar
the sad one recorded below would hav'
occurred. Some Thermometers In the cit!
registered as high in the shade as lO6 ant
los degrees, but %Schrepp's recorded bu
1903 as the highest, and 1t ispresumed tina
it correctly represents the state Of thl
temperature, Below is given the hoprl!
record OF this Thermometer from 7 o'clocl
yesterday morning until midnight:
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LONDON, July lO.-The Sportsman says;
"Ws are requested to announce that four
members Of the Dublin University Club
are willing to row against the Cornell
University Grew In three races, q four.
cared Tace,a pAir-oAred race,Rnd aBCulliuR
race, on the condition that the Tair Of
scullers be selected from the members oil
the four oAred races, no spare men being
allowed. These events can take place on
any water In England or Ireland selected
by the Cornell crew in n month from
this date, The Dublin crew will row foT
nothing II the Cornell crew prefer II, OF
they are willing that each race shall be for
Q trophy Of the value Of ESQ. 1.-THE Ameri'
can firm consent, the winners Of two out
Of three races can take the trophy prom
ised BY that firm."
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Msssts. q. A. 1loSe, Will Welty and
Roberts g. HaSlett, it, will leave eatly this
morning on byCicles for Cincinnati. They
will 20 over the National Road To Colum.
bus, thence by way Of Springfield, Dayton
and Hamilton to their objective point,
aud expect to be gone about three weeks,
They will consume about six OF seven
days in going and about the same number
In returning. The gentlemen who under.
take this trip are spunky, active young
men, and have done some rapid riding
hereabouts at odd times, and we predict
that they will succeed In their venture
Notwithstanding this hot weather,
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A. II. stephens on the Assassination.
NV York, July Cdr. Culver, Of this
city, has received a letter from Hon. A, q,
Stephens, dated "Liberty Hall, Craw.
iOrdsyille, Ga, July 6th," in which he
says; 1--WE have all been in the most in.
tense excitement here since Saturday, on
the news which reached Us the afternoon
Of the day Of the attempted assassination
oil the President. Wa are Rtill In an anx.
ious suspense 90 to the result. The last
news we received expressed the hope that
the wound would not prove fatal. It was
q most horrible act and greatly TO be re.
gretted. My earnest sympathies are with
the President and his afflicted family"
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Expression of Democratic Convention

expression OF democratic CONVENTION
CLEVELAND, ONO, July 9.-The Demo.
cratic Convention Of this county, in ses,
sion to-day, unanimously and heartily
adopted the following, offered by Hon, R,
P, spauldlng:
"ResOlpsd, That, looking upon James A,
Garfield As the Constitutional President
and Chief Executive Officer OF the United
States Of America, we regard the recent
attempt to deprive him OF lie as
q crime OF the most hideous character;
tina. the President be assured Of our deep
est sympathy with himself and his family
In this affective d%ispensation, aud that we
rejoice to know that, under O kind PrOvi.
dence, the aim Of the assassin Is likely TO
be discomtitted; that we recomm end to
Congress the enactment OF more %stringent
laws for the protection OF our executive
officers OF the seat OF government"
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The object Of this cult Il 10 obtaiu BY the bislnliH
3 divorce from The bonds Of o %GIlfnSny ffom tbS "a.
isaasni aGd iHr general fellei, and u appearing from
LoPenatlne 10 not q teeident btShs Btaie Of WtSt VII.
gvpia oi motion, Of the plAlhiiH; b. SounSsi. II n
ordered that said defendant DO appear bSFs N Ia
ne5t rule, to;wll, the htst Monday Of ADJUST, iSsi.
Ena 20 What u necessary. 10 protect his intefIi
herein. SAMUE6B AtIOLiOCI, CIsSi,
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why Will YOu

Allow q cold 10 advance inyour system and
thus encourage more serious maladieS, such n
Pneumonia, HemOrrhAges and Lung troubles
when an immediate rel FL can be 30 readily al.
tainedH BoscHEE's GEnMAH SYRUP has gained
the largest sale in the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the severesl Lung diseases,
II 10 DR.. BoSChee's famous German presorip
ton, and Ia prepared with the greatest care
and no fear needle. entertained IN adminlEte.
ing 1t TO the youngest child, a. per direcliOlY
The sale OF this medicine % Unprecedented.
Since first introduced there has been q con.
slant increasing demand and without q single
report Of 3 failure 10 do It's work III any case,
Ask your Druggist ~ 10 the truth oil these re.
marks. Large siSeS "a ssutr. IVY II and he
antt viz md pahstN,
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AZ EaUpTIoN oy EIoHr YElIs srAEpLNo.

A COUCH, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results in
p, incurable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial TroChes do not disor-
ar the stomach like cough syrups and
balsams, but acl directly on the inlamed
parts, allAying irritation, give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, 0atRrrh and
the Throat Troubles which Singers and
Public Speakers are subject TO, For thirty
years Browns Bronchial TToches have
been recommended by physicians, and al
ways give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant use for
nearly an entire generation, they have al.
tanned welLmerited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age, Sold at % cents
q box everywhere. TTHsw
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The defendant 10 The above entitled oiuse will taka
notice That on Saturday, lhs 81 day Of SepieiuEsS.
o SSss tOs y e We hout, Of . o'clock 4. a, and Z
llHs Chapline street, wheeling, ", va. | Nal n1e
~ 70 axe the. dSPotiloht Of Mary fobebTibe tsSd
oIlersi 70 b read AsttidehcA 90 tny 6ebSII an Ibst,tSii
q y sps sSoIe staled cause o. Mary Kbentihe SSHIbs
q OHIO county, Weat Virginia, On iSS SLsSsss w
tneItei and u from any Gauss ihe failing Of lba sSTs
snaii net 20 commenced or II commenced SLaII nSi IA
S IN ~ Sn Ihat d1J, the failing Of Ihe Sihe
and between the same h6Itt, anti Tia NsSss shpiII M
completed, "' 'A"s 'nai "
MARY L%OBENsTtNE,
poyEsBa 4 FRANk, soliators. 'h" V'un''''
July Q, 1881, ,t7tH
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A lev minutes alter The death Of
Duffy yesterday a strange looking
woman put in an appearance al
the house and asked To zee the 70.
mains. The request was granted, but no
sooner had the face been uncovered than
she exclaimed "fhlt IL my Kate; / have
found my daughter at lasLl know there
has sheen foul play here" She rsved around
the house for q while but was finally in.
duced 10 leave The popularity Of The
affair 10 that the woman has not now nor
never had any daughter OF other children,
but what induced her 10 70 to the honse
no one eau tell.
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FOR ten year my wife wa confined to hsi
bed with such 4 complication Of Ailmeht,
that no doctor could tell what was the mat.
ter or cure her, and | used up a small fortune
Ia humbug stuff. Biz months ago I saw d U.
8. flag with Hop Blttets on IL, and | thought
] would beA fool once more. | tried II, but
my folly proved 10 be wisdom. Two bottles
cured her she Ia now a. we'll and strong a.
any mans wife, and II cost me only two dol.
lars. Such folly payL-H. w, Detroit, Mich.
Pres. MWF&W
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LONDON, July 1O.-The disabled steam
er vandalia, from Hamburg for New
York, has arrived off Greenock. She
will get anew shatta ! Glasgow, and sail
for New York July 18th.
The Skull COAT guard say they think
the package oil letters picked up at
Three Castle, OF the head Of the south.
west coast Of Ireland, and supposed ia
belong TO the steamer Arizona, from
Liverpool for New York, wa cast over
board as waste.
New YoRk, July 1O.-The steame OF
Arizona was aiGnalIed of Fire Island TO-
night.
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CHICAGO, July GAS GrisCom's fast ap.
proaches a termination, the Abstemious
glutton devotes q large share OF bis con.
~versaton and leasure to discussing and &c.
Letting his first bill Of fare. So far as se.
lected, 1t consists Of milk, peaches, toast,
steak aud picked oysters. He evinceB 90
overweaning desire 10 get 10 work on
breakfast, especially aa he now loses
about two pounds daily. He will I'm.
doubleday accomplish the the torty.Gve
days fast, and the time expires Tuesday
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BEATEN TO DEATH Win A SHOE.
A New York Wife hurdereF Arrested.
Am Thurman Deed.

y
An Thurman Deed.
NRw York, July l0.-Wm. Johnston, q
rigger, aged 81, was arrested to-day on a
charge Of killing his wife in their rooms,
No. SO5 Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn,
Johnston came TO New York last even.
ing and returned at 8 o'clock this morn.
ing. He found his wife and her sister,
Mrs. Pauline Duffy, asleep on the floor.
Kneeling beside his wife he took from the
bosom Of her dress O pocket book contain.
ing So 25, which he gave her the day pre-.
vioua.
She was awakened by the action and 0
quarrel ensusd, which was resumed later
in the day. Mrs. Duffy said Johnston
seized his wife by the throat and struck
her on the head with q shoe, when abe
sankIto the floor, exclaiming, "0h, Pauline,
I'm killed, I'm dying" andsoon after ex.
pired. johnson said when he returned
home his wife was lying drunk on the
floor. She began to abuse him and he
pushed her slightly away, but denied
striking her,
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RIVER NOTES.

Only The local packetSare now running.
Capt 3 !. AuShuts is stopping at the 81.
James.
Water Euage last night, 8 feet 9 inches, and
The Belle prints got in from Bakers Land.
ing yesterday.
Weather yesterday and Saturday extremely
hot. Nothing much doing at the landing.
The AtAllie Ragon got In y~estesday and
this morning at 1880 O'Clock for Park
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and l feel miserable said a Woodworking
man. The doctor questioned him and found
that be had been ~habitually costlve for years,
that now bis kidneys were disnrdefed and his
whole system detanged. Kidney.Wort was
recommended and faithfully taken and in q
short time every trouble was removed. The
cleansing and tonic power Of this medicine on
the bowels and kidneys Is wonderful-C Con-
gregdtOndiiL MwF4w
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the COmING BRIGAND.
HspOaito on His Way 10 new York lrs
New Orleans.

new orleans.
NRw YORK, July 10.-Ths slcilian brig
and, Giuseppe opposite, alias Randazo,
who is expected in New York on the 18th
instant by steamer from New Orleans,
belonged to the Leoni band, He will be
returned to Palermo, in Sicily, by the
French steamer st. Laurent, leaving New
York on the 18th instant. He escaped
from the caTabineers on September Q, 1878,
while being taken to the Assizes for trial.
The accusations sgainst him are as follows:
First, being the head Of q gangoi brigAuds;
second, attempting TO extort 255, 900 Tires
from Q captive; third, extortion with VIC.
lence 10000 lire from q captured victim,
and threatened homicide; fourth, homi.
eide with premeditatlonj fifth, ~extortion
Of 5000 lire and capture; sixth, other
homiCidss with generalization; seventh,
violent extortion Of 10000 lire; eighth,
having cut of the ear Of an English clergy.
man named Rose, The prisoner 10 known
% one Of the most desperate brlgands
that ever infested Sicily. He 10 thirty
years OF age, has black hair, high fore.
head, large nose, mouth regularly shaped.
He has a small mRtrix In the centre Of his
forehead, The Italian Government will
be represented in this matter by the
Messre. Ooudei Brothers.
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New PHILADELPHIA, o., July s.-The
boldest robbery that ever occurred In
TuscarawaD County took place q few
nights since in Auburn township, A
farmer named Frederick Eckert had bis
whole flock Of sheep, numbering about
one hundred, stolen from a field right 10
front Of his house. The trail was followed
torty miles, when the track was lost and
the chase given up. The loss Is over $500.
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New York, July 9.-Mrs. Eliza Bridge.
man, wife Of Col. Frank Bridgeman,
Paymaster Of the United States army, and
sister OF Major General Irwin Mcdowell,
fell dead In front OF the American tx.
change Bank, 100 Broadway, at 9:30this
morning. The body was carried into The
bank building and the Coroner and her
relatives III this city notified. The sup.
posed GAUGE oil her death is heart disease.
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PENSACOLA, FLA, July 1O.-Two OF
more cases Of yellow fever developed Oh
board the British bark Emma PaysCant,
from Vera CtuS Collector Humphreys
does not anticipate any danger Of The
disease reaching the city, II proper cAfeis
exercised. The weasel was ordered 10
quarantine.
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Is ons OF thu most annoying diseases
in the world, and yet all can lind sure
raliefby the useof DR sWAYHE's OAT-
MIHT. Il has been tested in Thousands
Of Instances and invariably nAkesA
sure cure. The symptoms are moiH-
ture, like penpiahOns, intense Itch
Ing. Increased by scratching, very dis
trsSing, particularly at night, Is II
pin worms were Grawlingin and about
the rectum: the private parts are
sometimes effected. Reader, ifyluara
suffering from this distressing COM
PLANT or letter, itch, scald head,
fingWorm, BARRIERS Itch, any crusty,
ScaIy skin eruptiNns, use d.. SWAynsS
Ointment and DO cured.
I IL, Taylor, HinslRle, n. Il. writes: "FC
thirty years / have been greatly trouble
with Itching Piles; have consulted man
remedies, which proved 70 me no remedies
nj, until | obtained DR.. SWayne's 0inmsl
Thomas drug store in BnttlebOro, VI
which cured me completely. SWRyns
Ointment 3 sold by all druggists, TTHsAW
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ssEin Dlseasssr Cared BY Or. swayne's
GllnImOaL.

What Is more distressing than m obstinate
skin disease, and Why persons should suffer u
alngle hour when ties have 4 sui cure In
"sWayne's Ointment Is past our c0mprehen.
sion. The worst case OF letter, Itch, salt
Rhsum, OF that annoying complaint Itching
Piles, yield to iS wonderful all healing quail.
ties. Pimples On the Face and Blotches on
the Skin are removed by using this healing
Ointment Perfectly sale and harmless, even
on the most tender infant
AN KRUPTIoN or EtGHF YEEBs' STANDING,
was troubled with m eruption for eight
years, itching intOlsrably at times; tried
many preparations without finding relief.
Through the use Of "SwAyne's all.heRling
Ointment l am entirely cured.
JOSEPH H. LAMBERT.
At HOrtsmAn 4 Bros Fifth and Cherry,
Phila.
swayne'S Ointment, the only efEectual cure
for letter, all outaneous affections no matter
how obstinate or how long standing.
BWRyne'B Ointment Is sold by all druggists
TThsGW,
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re Deums for the PEssident,s Improve.
mani.

Another instance Of The patriotic inter.
est Of President Gafheld'S condition,
which has been so generally aud so warm.
" manifested, and for which the Pfesi.
dent showed such O grateful appreciation
on Saturday, was shown In this city yes.
tefday forenoon. AT all the Catholic
Churches, after high mass had been said,
the Ts Deim WAS sung 10 thanksgiving for
the Presidents partial recovery and favor.
able progress.
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SINCE vitality or nervous strength 10 eneen
dered most speedily by the use OF Fellows
Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphites, It ID
the remedy calculated not only 10 mitigate
the violence Of wasting diseases, and induce
q rapid recovery, but also 10 protect such as
use 1t from being attacked by epidemic mala.
dies. NWF4w,
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EIaMT Fatal 4
or sunstroke NJ PittSburgh Yesterday
Afternoon,

Afternoon,
PIrrsBURGH, July l0.-The excessive
heat prevailing for the past week Contin'
ues, h. thermometer was one hundred and
two and ,seven.tpnths degrees to-day ct
o'clock P. NJ, which 10 the highest point
attained SINCE the Signal Service office waa
established here nine years ago. Eight
fatal case Of eunstroke were reported this
evening and twenty p%rostrations.
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pttrsBuRsH,t July 1O.-Rev. j. B. ket.
foot. Bishop Of The Pittsburgh Diocese OIL
The EpiscopAl Church, died this afternoon
al Mexendale, Somerset county, Pa, after
a prolonged illness, the result Of 4 CON.
nllraIihn Of diAaaapA.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

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0moe, Nos. IS and n Fourteenth str0Ot.


Dividend German Fire lnsuranCeC Com.
Ofarks's New Method for Reed Organs
Lyon L Healy.
Weissl Hall-song Recital.
Boarding-ll2S Market Street,
NotiCe-James II. Riddle.
Wanted-Young Man.
Kenmore University High School.
For Observation-Disclosures local.
Fourth Week Of Closing Out sAle-1.
Blum 4 B%to-[head local.
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Martin Thornton, the restaufateuf was
overcome by heat while attending services
At the Cathedral yesterday morning, but
managed 10 get TO the door, and when In
the cool air il the porch otthe building he
recovered.
VI. I. Derry, dtugetSt, was OVERCOME BY
The heat while 1t work Ia his laboratory
yesterday, aud fell to the floor, but fecov.
cred shortly. He described his BenBa.
tlons 40 peculiarly painful and unpleas.
ant
walter Burke, superintendent Of Mt
calvary Cemetery out the pike, was bttick'