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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-12-01

VENGEANCE UPON A MULE.-Old Silas
was very revengeful man. Now Silas own.
ed mule, and one day the mule raised his
hind legs and smote Slas, whereas the old
man sat upon the barn floor and wept. Sud-
denly he smiled seizng a grain sack he filled
it with sand and rocks, and tied leather
apron around it. Then he hung it from the
beam right behind the mule. A shudder
passed over the animal but he nerved himself
and let fly. He sent the bag to the roof, but
the recoil struck him with surprise, not only
once, but two or three times. The mule
wasn't used to being kicked back. Old Silas
laughed till tears ran down his cheeks. The
mule kicked again and the bag kicked back.
They kept u the contest all day, and to-
wards event. the mule showed signs of
weakening, Int old Silas was not satisfied yet.
He went to ID, and during the night he
heard the m lie braying for mercy, but his
heart was hardened. When he went to the
stable in the morning the sand bag was as
fresh as ever but the mule had lain down in
despair and was dead-died Of a broken
heart-N. c. Farmer.
How TO SPOIL HUsBAND.-Vow ven.
geance on all his relations
Paw no attention to household expenses.
Make fuss about cigar smoke in the house.
Give as much as he can earn in month
for new bonnet.
Tell him as plainly as you can you married
him for living.
Raise a row if he dares to bow politely to
lady friend.
Keep the parlor for company and don't let
him put his foot in it.
Tell him the children inherit all their
mean traits Of character from his side Of the
family.
Provide any sort of picked up meal
when you don't expect any strangers.
Get everything the next door woman gets,
whether you can afford it or not.
Get some art work on the brain and let
the servants run the house their own way.
When he gives you ten dollars to lay aside
for "sore foot" give it to the first peddler
that comes along for pair of plaster of Paris
vases
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-12-01

of the United States authorities, and has been
used by them until recently as a military post.
1t is understood that the General Government
is now prepared to restore it to the custody OF
the State It is desirable that this property
he recovered and again devoted to the pur-
poses of higher education, in the facilities for
which our needs are greater than the sources
of supply. 4 measure will probably be sub
mitted to you, at this session, to accomplish
this purpose and you will permit me to say
that in my Judgment, it isnow practicable to
reopen this school, and it should be done
GENERAL LEGISLATION.
At your last session, commissions were crea-
ted to inquire and report to you at this session
upon such amendments as were advisable to
the railroad laws of the State, the election
laws, the militia laws, the tax laws, and also
upon amendments to the Constitution. These
commissions have had the subjects committed
to them under consideration, and will no
doubt report exhaustively upon them. There
is one other law, however, the continuance of
which has elected much discussion, and will
no doubt receive your attention. l allude to
what is known as the lien law. 1t had its orr
gin Immediately after the late civil war, when
the farmers of the State were bereft Of live
stock, implements and supplies with which to
lellew tiCll Ple'ii'i1iS oP.i ,ii ~,
to this they were generally encountered with
debt, the lien of which would attach to any
crops they might produce, with such credit as
they could obtain for the necessary means OF
doing so. 1t was proposed by the law then en-
acted and now under consideration, to provide
that prior lien might be created to protect
him who advanced supplies for the making of
the crop. Its object was to provide against
debts existing at the time of its passage, the
enforcement of which upon the products OF
the farm would have destroyed the credit
without which the plough would have been
idle in the furrow. 1t was to enable commu-
nifty of practical bankrupts (for the land, their
only property, had then no salable value, to
commence the struggle of life anew. This
object was long since accomplished. Those
pre-existing debts, the pressure of which was
the result Of the devastation of war, have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

Mrs. Robert Delaplsin left last night ior
New York.
Mr.. Purdy, who has been gathering q
certain class Of statistics In this city for the
use OF the U, :. Census Department, lef
yesterday for Cincinnati.
Miss Baer, oil this city left yesterday on
q visit TO ZInesville, o.
Mr.. George ". Thompson, Jr., OF Park.
ersburg. IL still in this city, remaining To
attend Mr.. ]. N. Camden, who ia confined
TO his room 1t the Mcclure by temporary
but severe indisposition.
Col BIZ 81. Clair, q very popular and Of.
fable Young lawyer Of Charleston, still lin,
gers In Wheeling.
MIR. NJ. A. Chandler is visiting at Jack.
sonyille, Florida,
Miss Dora Hill, OF Steubenville, ia the
guest OF Miss Lila Little, Fifteenth street.
President ] Il. Thompson, and PROBES.
sors D. b. purinton and A. W. Lofent2
are the recent arrivals from Morgsntown.
Judge K. l.. Berkshire, Of MoFgantown,
who has been In the city the past lew days,
returned home last night.
Capt. T. H. Mong leaves for Pittsburgh
thiR morning to bring out the Iron Duke,
Of Gtays Iron Line.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Kahn, D. D., is an.
nonnced to lecture In this city on the 10Th
Of February. His lecture We learn, will
he entitled. "My Tour Through Europe"
His Reverence will find vast assembly,
we hope, 10 greet him on the occasion
and listen TO the description oil his tray.
els, as they are tihiaveled aud pictured In
detail by 30 eloquent and learned gen.
liemen.- PdtkerSbury Sntinsi.
Judge Browning was down at Wheeling
yesterday, and came back reporting II a
pretty nice sort Of plaCe.-SteubenriN Ga
t,Ia
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Gathered Here and there b. InielII.
EeneeF Reporter.

Eepeer RepOFIsFS-
ToMMY CoCKAYSSE has bis eye In a
sling Just now, the result OF fall upon
the Ice Saturday night
MAJOR ADDISON has again received the
contract Tor insuIipg the State Asylum
for the Insane At Weston.
THERE we're three hundred and thirty
eight marriages in Belmont county lasl
year. Leap year, you know.
0FFcER JAMES McSHANE LEE, Of the
Sixth ward, has resigned his position on
the police force, to accept another posi-
ton. Mr.. Leo was faithful and efficient
officer and his resignation will leave a va
cant place in the force hard to ill.
A DRcKHAND on the James n. Nixon
had both OF his legs broken at Bsllaire last
Saturday while at work on the hOst while
the Ice was breakiugup. He was brought
up to this city and taken to the Hospital,
where DR.. John Fri.sell attended hin
Tho mans name Is HassewoEth. and he
hRils from Quebec, Canada,
AN alarm Of FIRE was struck yesterday
from box u, ThirtY.third and Eotf streets
aud was caused by the burning Of somt
Root in the chimney Of the house OF Mr.
Bysinger, who lives on Chapline street
below Twenty. fifth, There was no dam
age, nor was the presence Of the depart
ment necessary.
DANIEL BLAKE, second clerk oithe steam
er A, z, Silver, was shot and killed nea
New Madrid, on the Mississippi River, 1
few days ago, by an insane passenger. Mr.
Blake was resident OF Rochester, Pa.
where he we'd for many years, He wa
also o brother.in.Rw OF the Hon. David II
Leonard, Of P4rkesburg. Mr., Leonard
will leave to-day to attend the murdered
mans funeral.
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Services In the Various Churches In the
CIIy Yesterday.

Services In the Various Churches In thG
CIIy Yesterday.
The English Lutheran Church was
largely attended at all The services yester'
day. The morning discourse by Rev. s.
D. Barnitz, pastor, was from Rev. III:3
Remember therefore how thou hast re-
Celved and heard and hold fast aud re,
pent. 1ftherefore thou shalt not watch,
will come on thee as thief, aud thou
shalt not know what hour l will come upon
tkee." The Sunday school was full OF in.
ierest In every department. 1t seems com
plete In its organization and deeply
Interesting 10 all who attend and
all who visit 1t. 1t needs more
room. The singing yesterday was
at times grand Ia ia volume OF sound,
and again, as In "Nobody knows the
trouble l have" touching in lts minor
rendering Alright Rev. Birnitz preached
on "St me OF the prominent sins Of our
city," from Luke XIX, Al. "And when
He was come near, He beleld the city and
wept over It," The prominent sins men.
toned were: /, IntemperAnCe; 2, PrOfan.
lily; 3, Gambling; 4, Low exhibitions; s
Reading vile litetature;6, lmpurity. The
sermon was nearly an hour In delivery,
and dealt some terrific blows at unfaith.
fol officers and citizens who lack back.
bone or courage 10 oppose evil and advo.
cate and support good and pure men.
Zane Street NJ E. Church. this
church revival services are Btill In progress,
with encouraging results.
Rev, Samuel Steele preached 10 interest.
ed congregations at North Street NJ. +
Church yesterday morning and evening.
His theme In the morning was 1saiah's
vision, and in the evening "Sin detec.
tive"
Rev. Dr.. Cunningham was absent from
the city yesterday, Rev. N. B. Comingo,
oil Pittsburgh, preaching In bis place at the
morning service.
Another encouraging day was enjoyed
yesterday at the Disciples Church. There
was much larger attendance than usual
Ia the morning, and all felt repaid for
their trouble with slippery streets by the
very Impressive sermon from Elder 3. L.
Smith on 1.-THE Old Paths" a strong plea
Tor the primitive manner Of wo ship as
taught aud ptaCtiCed by Christ and his
Apostles Dix persons were received Into
church fellowship, making fourteen
since the meetings begun. The evening
audience wSs still larger, ard listened with
almost breathless attention 10 an earnest
aud able sermon by JAbtz Hall, oil Oleve'
land, who will preach for several nights.
The increasing attendance aud interest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

Coudus-"Brown's Bronchial TroChes'
arc used with advantage to alleviate
coughs, sore throat, hoarseness and DrUn.
Chial affections. For thirty years these
Troches have been In use, with annually
increasing favor, They are not new and
untried, but, having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire gen.
Grafton, they have attained well-merited
rank among the few staple remedies Of tho
The Throat-"Brown's Bronchial Tro.
Ches" act directly on the organs Of the
voice, They have an extraordinary effect
In all disorders Of the throat and larynx,
restoring healthy tone when relaxed,
either from cold or over.exertion Si the
voice, and produce clear and distinct
ennnCiation. Speakers and singers find
the roChes useful.
A ough, cold, CatArrh or sore throat re-
quire Immediate attention, as neglect
oftentimes results In some incurable lang
diseases browns Bronchial TroChGs''
will almost invariably give relief, Imis.
tons are offered for sale, many Of which
are injurious. The genuine "Brown'a
bronchial TroChes" are sold only in
boxes. TThds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24
PILES, PILES PILEsI
A sure Cure FOppd at Last No ore
Seed SnGeF,

A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching
ana ulrerst d Piles has been discovered BY
DR.. " illIams ian Indian remedy called Or.
WIIllamss indian Ointment. A single b Z
has o.rrd the worst chronic cases OF twenty,
five and thirty years Standing Noone need
suffer 1--we minutes after applying this won
deriul soothi medicine Lotions instru-
ments and ElectuaTies do more harm than
good. Hilliams's Ointment absorbs TIE
tumors, allays the intense itching (parttcu'
lsrly at night after getting wsFm In bedl Afts
as a poultice gives instant and painle' relief,
apd Is pr. pred only for Piles itching oil
The private parts, and nothing else.
Rad what the Hen ] N, Iothnberry Of
Cleveland, 8 Us Aho I Dr. Williamss Indian
Pie Ointment: We Used lcpns OF pills
cures. nd tfiOrds me pleasure TO say that
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent 70 ief as Dr. VIII
liAn SIS Indian Pile Ointment
For sale by all druggists, tr mailed on re-
celpt Of price, 81 no.
West / McConahsy, Druggists and Apoth'
ecsries, Bank Building, Bridsep TT Ohio.
Logon List 4 Co., Wholesale agenss, Wheel
ing W. Va, NWE&w
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The performances at the Academy last
week we're far above the average and had
ansexcellent The home talent which
appeared the last three performances and
matinee made decided bit ind won
rounds OF appliance. This week several
new iaces will be introduced, among them
Kennedy and Cannon, Bertha Warran,
Cribbins and Moran, and Eva Ross. The
jeanette Sisters will continue during the
week On next Friday evening a grand
complimentary benefit will be gwen Mr..
Charlie Howard, upon which occasion
handsome silver pitcher and goblet will
be given 10 the person holding the lucky
number A good show will be given this
week
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

PIANOS AND ORGANS CHEAP.-The fol-
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered Q!
Lucas Music Store at great bargRns, and
on easy payments Of s. 90 to $1,000 pei
month until paid for;
One seven.oGtsve piano, $3.50.
One Rsven-oCtave piano, Sl75.
One Hallet and Davis piano, Sl26.
Que Hallet and Davis piano, $3.50.
One six.oGtaye piano, $50.
One seven.oclave piano, Sl75.
One Stodart piano, Sl25.
One Bacon and Raven piano, $l25.
Ono six'oCtave piano, 500.
One siT.oCtave piano, $50.
One six.OCtave organ, Sll5.
One fve.octave organ, S75,
One tive'octave organ, sos,
One 43OCtave piano, 1856.
One fve'oCtave melodeon, $50.
One tve.oCtave mslodeon, $50.
One Eve octave organ, new S75,
All the above secondhand instruments
are 10 good repair and tune. Gall and ex.
anime atLucas' Music Store, 1927 Market
Street.
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Curing the most inveterate cases OF skin
diseases, such as letter, Salt Rheum, sCald
Head, BARRIERS Itch, Sores, all orusty, scaly,
itching skin eruption, and that distress.
ing complaint, Itching Piles. Az q blood
purifier and liver regulator, "Swayne's
Tar and Sarsspsrlla Pills" arc excellent.
Cure sick and Nervous Headache, Dys.
pepsia, Indigestion, ward Of Malarlal
Fevers, cleansing the system and bowels OF
all impurities, restoring To healthy activity
all the organs ofthe human body. Price Is
cents box, five boxes$l. Ointment 80
cents, three boxes 81 %. Gan be sent by mail
to any address on receipt Of price In cur.
rency or 3 cent postage stamps. Address
oil letters DR.. Swayne & Son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, Sold by oil
leading druGgista TrhsAw
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Will you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps Of the sure approach Of that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your.
selves II you can afford for the sake Of say.
ing fifty cents, TO run the risk and do
nothing for 1t. We know from experience
that Shiloh's Cure will Cure your Cough.
II never fails. This explains why more
than q Million Bottles we're sold the past
year. It relieves Group, and Whooping
Cough, at once. Mothers, do be with.
out Il, For Lame Back, Side, or Chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Edmund
Booking, and y. Moeukemoeller, Wheel.
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Last evening, while Rev. Geo. L Hlte
was occupying the Zane street NJ. 4
pulpit, and calling upon sinners to forsake
their evil ways, oneotthe devil'simpS, 70 d
Of all conscience, entered the residence Of
the reverend gentleman, No. l26 Fifteenth
street, and took thefeitom adiamond ring,
40 EARRING and eighty dollars ID money,
five dollars Of which were gold pieces. The
house was supposed to be secure against
unwelceme intIudeta, but the thiel man
aged to effect an en- rance through a side
door. The police we're informed u the al.
fair, but at last accounts the plumber and
the Lhlei wefe still keeping company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24
The no Called CitIrenA' Tickst In the See.
Ond ward.

Editors InteiSenccr.
The voters Of the Second ward notice In the
ADVERT log columns OF the Sunday papers a
50 called "Citizans II ket" New where are
any citizens that were present when such q
t,kst was nominatedP T ticket was gotten
up, we suppose, in the flee Of the corpulent
present member OF Council from that ward
VIII the y tets endorse any such a
"Citi.enS Ticket The same trick was
tried On the voters Of that ward two
years ago because few sore headed Demo.
cratic politicians failed TO receive the regular
Demo ratio n nina ions They Use this
mcans n Try ard defeat the will OF the
voters OF said wa'd. But will the voters sane.
tinn any ell Il ranpm ni2 II they do. we
shUll see every day, until the day ofthe cleo
ton, sore he'dtd politicians advocating "Citl.
gems Tickets" gotten up BY themselves Look
out fur such rings and remember the men
NhU get them up. JusTtCk
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(NOM PORTABLE HOME FOR RkNY,
" pO'SIIlon hpr'l l't. That vsll krUEn lslatd
10 idepG",l o OH street, o niPl Log 8 D III, FUR
9TH th VT US I'll In good on dl 0h
Lot 60Gi20, veil ~ ed Bnd IrOVFd ReHi IN 4,
20 Q and dwelling 4, " ard ~ Eleventh street Eu.
Iui q Of All XANDkR BUNE, 1878 haTEet STREE
Gan, les PiHrk 10
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plAN0 FOR RENT
ONE * OCTAVE REAPE PIANO, tRosyYoO,
CAsE,l For RENT. '"'''
Y. BAUMRR
d69S 1873 Nsrhst u,..,
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Yesterday afternoon about four o'clock
two sections Of freight train No. 40 on the
B. 4 o. took a switch al Bolton to allow
passenger trains Nos. 2 and coming west
10 pass, which they did In short time
afterwards. The first section oil No. 40
then pulied ont Of the hWitCh and around
the curve going east but stalled on the
grade, and lew minutes afterwards the
helping engine and rear cars we're run
into by the second section which was FOL.
lowing. The two engines and several
cars we're tnpletely wrecked by the col
lision, but fortunately no lives were lost,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

Is not worth the small price Of rs cents
TO free yourself Of every symptom OF these
distressing complaints, II you think 80 call
at our store and get q bottle Of Shiloh's
VitaliEer, every bottle has q printed guar.
antee on II, use accordingly and II 1t does
you no good II will cost you nothing.
Sold by Edmund Booking, and o. Moen.
kemoeller, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

tbs wife Of Police Officer Walter B.
Ruby, York, Pa, had her feet 80 badly
frosted that she was Unable 10 wear her
shoes and scarcely walk. She applied 81
Jacobs Oil on a Saturday night and on
the next day she was able 10 wear her
ehoes and walk to church. Her feet we're
Tee from soreness and as well as ever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

Mrs YouAASs is considered by many
themOst famous female orator who has ever
spoken 10 an American audience. Tbepeo-
pie. Of Wheeling will have an opportunity
10 hear her on "Hsman's LlCehte," on
Tuesday night, at Fourth Street Church.
Tickets Is cents.
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,,..ie h, ibs NlStlsesii, Century.

N. MCRea, wysbfidse, Ontario, writes:
II have sold large quantities OF "a.
homaS ECleCtric OIL II is used tor colds,
sore thtoat, Group, etc, and, In fact, Tor
any tfFlction Of the throat II works like
magic. II is a sure cute for butns, wounds
and bruises, ......
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AMUsEm IN ~.


Barley OampbeIl's tive,sct drama was
given to splendid audiences at the Opera
House Saturday afternoon and evening,
the matinee being exceptionally well at,
tended, The plot Of The drama while he.
ing neither strong nor complCSte yet is
sufficiently so 10 make 1t interesting
and exciting OF the performers, we rec
ognized the familiar face Of Frank Evans,
who iorCibly and artlsiicalIy gave the parl
Of Sidney Norcols, the Galley Slave;"
Nine MRjeroni, as francesca, the desert.
ed mother, Ia an effective and powerful
actress, and the same Can be said OF Mist
Gussie De Forest, who took the part Of
OiCely Blaine. Junius Brutus Both, J
j. sullivan, and others rendered their
lines In good style. There IL ono princi
pal objection to the whole company, and
that 10 they have all performed their part
so often that they have become more OF
less mechanical, and this detraCIs much
IF IN the otherwise good qualities OF the
company.
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eos sALa

DOR SALE- COUNTER AND SHE ELY.
l. ING, ~ room No. ., MCLuIe House building
lnqWiFe N JNO. MCLllRE. Del
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Ny daughters cay, "How much better
father is since he used Hop Differs" lie
is getting well after his long suffering
from dipease declared inCnrable, and we
are 30 glad that he used ynnr btiers "A
lady Of Rochester, N. Y.IUtioa Herald
MwFAw
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SHEET Music. halt.ptice, at shsib's.


JabeAh Snow, Cunning Cove, N. s,
wtltesi II was completely pfosttaled
With The asthma, but heatltg Of Dr.
rhomas' ECleCtfic oil, procured o bot le,
and II did me 60 much good, that | got
and before 1t was used was
cured. My son was cured Of bad cold by
The use Of q half bottle. II goes like wild
fire, and makes cures wherever II is used. u
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WASHINGTON, D. O., January 24-1 A. M.
Tor Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clear or fair weather during the day, slight
changes III temperature, variable winds
shifting to north and stationary or slow.
~ falling barometer during the day.
For the Lower Like regions, colder
or partly cloudy weather and areas, light
snow, northwest to southwest winds, and
rising followed by falling barometer.
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Ny son had a badly swelled neck, and a
sore th'oat DR., Thomas EcleGriC OIL
cured him In 4S hours. NV wife's foot
was much infamed EoeCtriC Oil cured her
in one day. !. B BLooMRR
Virgil, N. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

This court met Saturday morning when
few uhimpottant motions we're made
The Court declined to render any deCi
siona or Transact any important bisiness
until the necessary legislation is made,
many Of the members Of the bar CoinCidirg
with the Court In the doubts 40 10 The
legality Of proceedings until the action Of
the Legislature Ia had,
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EOR RENT-HouSE VITA ~.
roomsi vaia ard a., No lss g,o, FlNL
r. u April lsl. EnQritG " MTA. AllZ ,bLTta UT
LILO 1870 Bylon siFHt 'n IA"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

WHRN the season for making presents
Comts, make some sufferer OF your
acquaintance a present VI bottle OF Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup, and note the benefit
II will do him aud the thanks you will
SnraiVa
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. FfeemAn'S
New National Dyes. For Brightness and
durability OF color, are unequAled. Color
from 3 10 5 pounds. PtiCe 10 cents. pAw
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Cincinnati PaCket-Andes.
InmRn Liua Royal Mail steamers.
Stephen acknowledgements and
Builder.
For Council-Cltiasn'S Ticket, Second
Ward.
Wanted-Furnished Room and Board,
For Rent StoIUroom and Dwelling.
Lost Maltese Cat
Save Your tyes-I, g. Dillon,
Attractive Sales-I. Blum & Bro.-[head
Of local