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CURRENT ITEMS.

Fourteen female missionaries have gone
out to work among the Utah MoImons-
1t is hoped that they will not all marry
the same man and so contract their useful
ness.-[ Lowell Sun.
We are now prepared to receive poems
about 1.-THE Winters chill, bleak blast. %
Old paper is worth nine cents pound and
our stock of spring poetry has run out
[Keokuk Gate City.
DIR. Rider, who is to occupy the vacated
pulpit of Dr.. Chaplin, is described as an
able man and sound preacher. His SER
mons are solid but attractive, and he was
very useful in Boston.
DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes, author of
the "Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, y
enjoys an exceptional popularity in Eng
land, and Crosse says he is the best writer
OF occasional verses now living.
Sir Richard Wallace, who had a coupon
calling for $780, 900 annually, used to be
the largest creditor OF France, but now Nd.
Furtado draws million francs quarter,
which represents an investment of &c.
600, 900 in the funds.
Professor Virchow, Professor Mommsen,
and Professor Hildebrand all appear in
public condemnation of the anti-Hebrew
agitation in Germany. The Crown Prince
and his wife also omit no opportunity to
show their disapproval. Prince Bismarck
has never pretended to ike the jess, but
he has made use Of them as occaaion sas
offered from time to time.
He held one side and she the other;
What did lie wish could not tel
He pulled, she pulled, tket her nieti
Came in perchance twas jnst as Wei
1 Fer after il was past he tod me
His w,sh wish shpud iat name
: Twas for a kiss +; a bird sag Near ~
And tgld me hers; it vas the sane
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policemen were scarcely able to clear the way
for the dead wagons which arrived The
cofins, hastily nailed together of rough pine
boards, were carried into the lookup where on
the floor in front OF an untenanted tier of cells
lay the bodies of the dead.
THE ARRESTED PLUMBER.
New York, January 4th.-Wm. J. Pat
ton, the boss plumber at the scene of this
mornings fire, was sent to the Tombs in de-
fault Of $4,000 bail, which he secured this
evening. His offense was in using gasoline.
which he said ne knew was explosive unless
carefully handled. Harrington, whom he
detailed to do the job, was green hand.
MISCELLANEOUS INCIDENTS.
New YORK, January 4th.-A youth named
Donegan reached the roof of the burning
building from an adjoining house, and with
an AK opened the scuttle, through which Katy
Sheridan, with a child in her arms, endeavored
toescape with her clothing already ablaza; but
as Donegan caught her arm the flesh peeled
from the bone and the girl fell back into the
flames, pieces of charred flesh remaining in
his hands.
Three of the Egans may recover.
Mary Muldoon saved her three grand
children by wrapping them in bedding and
dropping them into the arms extended below.
Another viatim-Mrs. Cassiday's babe
has just been found, making ten.
The plumbers have been arrested for cans
ing the FIRE.
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BzRTAUD's IsRALLIBLs IsJscrIos. = The famous
French remedy for gonorrhGea, gieet, etc. 81.
Hammer, Sacramento, agent for Pacific coast SEM
G. o. D. to any address,
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HAMMERS CAscARa SAsRADA BrrTERs touches the
right spot in dyspepsia constipation and liver com
plaint
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ASK Your DRUGGIST for Hammers ely
cerole of Tar for coughs and colds, and take
no other
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DR.. UseAR's LIQUOR ANrrDo1B, carefully prepared
of the best Quill Bark by u. S. Hammer, druggist
a-c-snepto. fThe celebrated cure for drunkenness.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY


=. &. ALGAE.
late with waehhorst, and successor to Flo6erg,)
TEYATCgAiARER AND JEwELER, -
~ No. so street, between Second and SFr9A
Third. Dealer IN Watches, Clocks SILVER 81 q
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its 7skassss
branches a specially, under MIR. FLoBERG.
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REGULATE THE LIVER with Hammers Cascars
Sagrada Bitters. and health is the resut.
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For THE CoUcHs AND CoLDs now prevail
ing, Hammers Glycerole of Tar is specific
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H4xszR's GLxcERoLs OF Tar, for coughs and colds
Tryir
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HERE YOU SEE

! HAVE FOR SALE ALFALFA AND WHEAT
I lands, grape, fruit. dairy, stock and vegetable
farms, timber and tule lands. If you want to buy
or rent farm Of any kind, it will pay YOU at least
YOU save time and get posted in regard to value aud
lay of the lands without expense to YOU, by calling
on CARL STBOBEL, Commission Agent, Nc 81 J
street, Sacramento. d25-1plm
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20 SAEEP MEN.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

WTANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help,
Free OF Charge to employers HOUSTON & CO..
one door south Of Fourth and streets, Saera-
mentO city. nlS-lptf
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nnSTAL nEPoT

r. MASONIC TEMPLE, cor. SIXTH sszzygs:aas
$50 and X streets. SfrsSf9
". @. THRAILETLL, D. D. s, Editor nj Publisher
Of the Dental JGjTJts Monthly Journal OF Dental
Science. o27lptf
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Six Men Killed and Another
Injured.
SCENE OF THE CATASTROPHE.
Cut, Mangied and Bruised in Hor-
ribIe Manner.

SPECIAL BY rnrpoRAru TO THE nrooRD-usIos.I
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- =. , . = g = -
G. r Il a M
BAKING POWDER
ruEE UEgEST 4!
FROM THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH BULLETIN.
SUPPLEMENT MAsMINGT0N. D: c:

of which
oil wilg n
lO
in the baking
herofc bic of ivGo off
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DENTISTRY.
II, Il. PIERsoE,

gGETTIsT, 4I5 STREET, BETWEEN e97s-=@
! FouYth and Fifth, Sacramento Arti- 9srI5EfS
fetal Teeth inserted on Gold, Vuleanite and a. bases
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered Tor the
0alnlsss extraction Of Teeth. dl4-lm
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pEs. E..EETsR I. sorrEEWaRrR,

~ FETgsTs, SOUTHWEST CORNER CT sss@3
Z = Seventh and streets, in Bryte's new S54t7Y n
buil ding, Up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
[nI6-1plml
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF FIVE lines in this department are
inserted for 60 for time three times Tor 30
soats or 75 cents per week
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ESPECIAL BY rslronApu 70 TIE AnoonD,usloa.l
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pure" goods In the above each has
benefit Of the odd fractions
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ADAMS, MoNEILL & CO.,
TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements OF five lines in this department are
asserted for Is cents for time three times for 80
,ents or 75 cents per week.
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THoR sALE-CHEAP, 400 SECOND ga
e. hand PORK BARRELS, at c. t.5s5.sszsss
SCHAEFER'S, No. 50 Front street, be- Esssszsssss
tween X and L. Sacramento. dim
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FIRST BRANCH.


Fowls, Butler, 6c.-Live chickens, 30a35C
apiece, or 50 00a3 25 per dozen; dressed
chickens, l2lal50 per pound, or s5a40
cents each; eggs loo per dozen; lard, l3c
per pound; butter, at 12al5c per pound
choice, zoe.
NgadbkS.-New cabbage 6al0a16c per
head new potatoes zoe per half peck; as.
paragus 90 per bunch; onions, zoe per
half peck; new onions Sc per bunch;
new peas l0al5c per quarter peck;
new rhubarb 2 lunches &c; rad
ishes 5 lunches for 10c; strawberries 15a
zoo per box: lettuce l0c per quarter peck;
tomatoes 16a25C q box; dried beans, So
l0c per quart; white beans, Sc per quart;
string beans 10al5c per quarter peck; Gu.
cum6ers, 20a90c per doz.
Mas-Beef 10 TO 12la15c per pound;
lamb chops l5a20c; mutton, 10al5a20c per
pound; chops, l0al5C per pound; veal, 10
al5c per pound pork, l0al2tC per pound;
smoked sturgeon l5c per pound; sausage,
l0al24c per pound; smoked sturgeon
l2Aal6c per pound; breakfast bacon,
l21 per pound; shoulder, 10c per pound;
ham, 1910 per pound; b~eef.t0ngues, 40B
SOC each; canned beef, $50 per 2.pound
cans, 6.pound cans, 81 90; smoked stur.
geon 3 pounds for 26c.
Fuih.-Apples, 6Dc per peck; pine up.
pies 15a80c each, dried apples, 6al5c per
pound; raspberries 90 per basket; pears,
l6c per pound; dried peaches 10 to 25a40c
per pound; dried plums, SOC per ID; or.
anges, 50a75c per dozen; lemons 40a75c
per dozen.
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RELLAIRB.

Appointment or Teash0rs-PienIes asd
Excavations = Personal and General
HOIes.
The School Board Monday evening sslectsd
and appointed all the teachers for the next
year except the High School teacher. The
following is a list of the appointment; Fint
ward-J. C, Hood, principal, in place Of J. 3.
Burris; Ella Gorby, Julia H. Faupls and
Mary Powell. ssct nd ward-Alics Rankin,
In place Of George Wilson, and Ms, Lilly.
Fourth ward Mary B, Gorby, Alice Cunning.
ham, Belle s, BeaEls, Mary B, Crafty, Emma
Martin and Lucy Anderson, lin place Of Annie
Kirkpatrick Emma Gill, Alice Elton and
Anna Faris, German teacher, Rev, Helnz4.
Colored school, ] +. Hamilton. Fifth ward
"A. A. Clark, principal; Lille Kirkpatrick,
Olive Stout and Maggie b, Hamilton, lin place
OF Maggie MorFisOnl.
", T. Morgan, Clerk of the School Board.
has gone away, TO be absent some weeks, and
until hh return there will be no appointment
OF teacher for the High School.
DR.. Mccullough and wife left on the Chi
cago excursion Tuesdly. They will visit y
son at CAtlin, Illinois, before returning
A infant child Of Mr., Mcdonald, Gravel
Hill, was buried on Monday, lnteFment at
Martins Ferry.
Rev. Brown went tn Centervills Tuesday to
assist Rev. Mcdonald, OF Beallsville, In the
installation Of Rev, Henrh Is pastor Of the
Concord Presbyterian Church. Rev ]. G.
Black was also to have gone from here, but
he missed the train.
Mis- Jennie Stewart Is visiting in Pennsyl.
vAniR,
Prof. All. Simpson is In town looking up
the prospects for a class in Shorthand. He
teaches Munson's system,
Mr.. Day, Superintendent OF the Baron Fac
tory, Is visiting relatives at Lynchburg, Viz.
ginia, and James B.ankley has his position
during his absence.
VIM Stewart, ST., has moved into his new
residence on Jefferson street, Fifth ward.
Azbury Archibald, who has been absent
from home for some months, returned TUES.
day morning, looking we'll.
Dr.. McCullough's drug store has been re-
painted,
Mrs. Col. Baron, OF Burr's Mills, wasin town
Tuesday.
The farmers report laborers scarce lust now.
The wheat Is being harvested.
Scarcely an hour Of the day passes that q
number of ine fish are not brought In from
along the creek by amateur fishermen,
A number OF leaks have sprung, during the
last lew days, In the water mains Oh Thirty
seventh street.
A private picnic goes out to Gnndview
grave Wednesday.
Crawford Tho6urn Ia here 10 spend part OF
his vacation, He wears the uniform Of the
Meadville COllegs Cadets, RC +,
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INDlvIDuAL HENS.


Prominent People Here aud Here.
hbOuta.
Miss ]. II. Gfeenlitf Is visiting friends
at Portland, Ohio.
Secretary Of State Ran Slalnaker is ex.
peCted home Friday.
Harry Black, Of the Leader, while out In
a sail boat yesterday, sptained his anEle
quite severely.
Miss Sue Harrison, who has been visit.
Ing friends In Washington, Pa, returned
home yesterday.
Rev. W. Il Powell, editor Of the Par.
ketsburg journal and Met&Nger, paid this
Office a visit yesterday.
Counsellor +. j. HuguO leit on The
Andes last evening to attend the com.
menCetnent exercises Of Marietta College.
Mics Laura Belle shGfref, Of Lancaster,
Ohio, returned home with Mrs. viii Iseli,
who was visiting there, aud IL now her
guest at her pleasant residence on Main
street..
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NOnrnpOar, Wis, May Q, 1879.

JANIS /. FELLOWS, ESQ.
Hlr: / have been using your medicine for
nVer a year now and with the best effects. l
have used twelve bottles OF the Hypophos.
phites, and II has made q new man Of me. |
have been a'llng over SIX years with o number
Of diseases. but lung difficulty was the most
prominent. have been under the care OF a
great many doctors, andhave taken quantities
OF medicine without any apparent benefit,
bat appeared to be still growing worse and
weaker, until accidently came across one Il
your circulars, and was constrained to try
your medicine, and I found It's effects were
almost magical upon me,and II was q surprise
10 myself and friends, having gained 30 rap.
Idly In flesh. | remain respectfully
MwTAw LAURENCE DORIAN.
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MARTIN,H FERRY,
UnruIy wheeling Men - Personal ant
IhuFch InleIIIRengH,

NHWFcn INtbltlkanBHs
Miss ret Kennedy Is home from Beaver
Seminary to spend the summer vacation.
Miss Jennie Armstrong has returned from
a visit Of several weeks to relatives In Pitts
burgh.
Miss Mollie Hlldreth, OF Wheeling, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Misses Jennie and
Angie Gray.
Mr.. Os Ong, from %steubenville, Is In town
this week visit ny relatives, He expects 10
remain here several weeks.
Mrs Lydia Smith left Monday afternoon
for 81. Paul Mimi, where SHE Is to he mar.
ried To Mr.. lsaac Dean, who Is a brother Of 8.
r. Dean, our Postmaster.
Dr.. ]. d HObensack moved bis drug store
into his new stor, room Monday.
Mr.. James U. Stewart and wife left yeSter.
day afternoon for Michigan 10 visit relatives.
Mr.. Walter Saunders fSmily left Monday
for a, visit OF several weeks TO relatives In
Cleveland.
A couple Of drunken fellowsfrom Wheeling
were creating u disturbance on the street Bun.
day ev, ming, and when Officers Hance and
Lynn thought to gather them in the drunks
suddenly thought Of leaving, Ind started
down River street, but finding they were
headed off below, they took to the water al
swarlz's Landing and waded out beyond
Ohio's jurisdiction. They csll'd for help and
were tasen into u skiT by friends from the
other shore and carried tflumphantly away.
Quite u crowd witnessed the performance
from the sht re.
The A VI. B. camp meeting opened Sunday
with not a very large attendance OF colored
people, but the attendance will OF course be
increased IS tho meeting progresses and the
interest grows Revs. j. r. Underwood, John
Dickinson and Geo T. Prosser were present
Sunday and assisted In the services.
The fes iyal for the beni6t Of John McDAn.
lels Is to be held In Commercial Hall Friday
and Saturday evenings, this week. In con.
nection there will be a loan and art e1hibi.
ton.
Another camp meeting. Rev. pfosser's
church will hold a camp meeting In Walnut
grove, beginning Friday July 18th.
The Methodist Episcopal camp meeting
will begin the first week In August.
Mr.. + @. Boyd expects to occupy the store
room vacated by Or. HObensaCk. The two
rooms, which join, will be connected by cut.
ting an arch between them
Miss Kite Fisher, from Columbus, ar.
rived here yesterday and Is the gust Of Miss
Amanda Miller, on Fourth street.
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Eleven years our daughter suffered OH A
BID OF misery under the care Of several al
tha best land some Of the wOts,j phySicIabs.
who gave her disease various names bui no
relief, and now she Is restored to us in good
health by as simple a remedy a. Hop Bitiers,
that we had pOO6ed at for two years. before
using IL We earnestly hope afd pray that
no one else will let their sick suffer as we did,
on account Of prejudice sgaihst so good a
Medicine as Hop Bittera'-Ihe Parents -
TeLs0r1tn MWFEW
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To visit The following points via the popu.
lar Pan Handle route, at lo~ excursion
rates! indianapolis, Chicago, Cincinnati,
Columbus, Newark, Pittsburgh and all
points on line Of road. Tickets will be
sold July Cd, Sd and 4!h, good for return
Message Until July 9th, inclusive. Cbil.
dten between five and twelve years of ace
will be furnished excursion tickets Al ora.
half the Usual excursion rate. For rates.
Pan Handle route. ~
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AeeNdent M, tnv tntet WotL,.

The dlschatgjns pipe o tthe south water
works collapsed yesterday evening, and as
a consequence the factories will have to
shut down for some days until the dam.
ago IA repaired. Superintendent Riddle
said last evening that II would take about
two weeks to fix the break. II is thought
that the WOrlhiUgtoh pump will be
startled up 10 day, which will be equal 10
supplying the domestic wants.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June 29.--1 A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, winds mostly westerly, stationary
temperature, higher barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, local rains, follow.
cd by clearing weather, winds mostly
westerly, stationary or higher temperature
and barometer.
For the Upper Lakes and Upper Miss.
Issippi Valley, fair weather, winds mostly
westerly, stationary or lower temperature,
higher barometer,
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Mr.. LOTUS Glauch, 1926 Twenty ffth
street, New YORK, Observes: Having
heard o great deal about The healing pow.
efs OF the 81. Jacobs Oil, aud being q sui.
feter from Neuralgia, l concluded To make
a trial. II was crowned with the best sue.
cess. After The third application, the pain
disappeared. l Cheeffnlly and conscien.
tlously recommend the ST. Jacobs Oil 10
all subject TO Neuralgia.
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The Articles NIRned and the Race Flxtd
for the 9tAt Of JHIy.

Yesterday evening a representative oil
the hackers Of Boil, the Pittsburgh oars.
mAn who challenged Ed. Clator, Of this
city, TO q tn ee mile sCull race, arrived In
the city and met the bsCkeis Of Clator at
SAeekpy's saloon. The articles we're drawn
ZIP and signed and 500 forfeit put up In the
hands Of 1.-THE Temporary stakeholder. The
race will CONS of at this city on the 2ist
Of next month. The course has not yet
been decided, but Il Ia probable that II will
he towed over the lowet course. Mr. O. r.
Brown was chosen temporary stakeholder,
and Mi. AT. Caldwell was selected aS
feietee.
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A wo~rkingman says: "Debt, poverty and
suffering haunted me for years. caused by a
sick family and large bills for doctoring,
which did no good. | YVES completely diI.
CourAged, until one year ago. by tie advice OF
my pas'or, ! procured hop BitlerS aud com.
menctd their use, and In one month we were
all well, and nom OF us have been sick q day
since and | want to say to all poor men, you
can Keep your families well q year with Hop
Bitters for less than one DOCTORS visit will
cost. "-Christian Advocate. MwE&w
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,rr,,st.,s or Rra, Es,n,s.

The following deeds in fee were admit.
tod to record in the Recorders Office
yesterday:
Deed made June IS, by Joseph Klug to
Henry Albinger, for parts Of lots No. II
and IS Walnut street.. Consideration
Sl,l7O.
Deed made Juue 10, by ". II. Hall TO
Elizabeth Jones. for lot No. 4, North York
street, Island. Consideration, $1,000.
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The names Of Edward A. Cooper and
Matthew Gsleon, two Of The poor bul
honest pteBsmen Of the Brooklyn Eagle,
have suddenly bect ME iimous ID The city
oil churches, In consequence oil theit haV.
Ing become the happy owners Of five
thousand dollars, by Investing one dollar
10 a letter sent 10 N. A. DAulphin, New
Orleans, LA., for a hall Of ticket No. 49,.
4l8, 10 The. May Distribution Of the
Louisiana State Lottery. DAw.
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THE North Street Sunday School picnic
Of Mahan's Grove, on the r, ". 4 KY.
Railroad 10 morrow, will undoubtedly be
one Of the EtandesL ttips Of the season,
The grove is pleasantly situated and In
close proximity 10 The railroad. The
tickets iot the round trip Cost bnt ilty
cents, and will be good on all regular
trains. Children half price.
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On July I'd, Sd and An the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh Railroad will sell excursion
tickets 70 and from all points on line Of
road. Tickets good for return passage
until July 9th, inclusive. Special excur.
sion tickets for use OF children botw een
i've and twelve years Of age will be sold al
one'hali the usual excursion rate. Fol-
mape, time tables, etc, apply 10 nearest
agent OF y. K P. road,
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"Itin Curing EyerYbodx.n

writes a druggist, "Kidney.Wor is the most
popular medicine we SELL" II should be by
IiPht, for no other medicine has such specific
action on the liver bowels and kidneys. II
YOU have these systems which indicate bill.
iousness or deranged Kidneys do not fail to
dry form It Is sold by all druggIsS,-Sh Lake
City Tribune. NwF&w
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vt. VINOENI's mIGM SCHOOL.


Pifth Annual Commencement last EYen'
The fifth annual commencement Of 81.
Vincent's High School took place last
evening. AT an early hour the room was
filed with the friends and relatives OF the
scholars, who we're entertained for two
hours by their interesting performances.
The efforts OF the pupils showed that their
instructor, ProL. O. o Burg, had conscien.
tiously performed his duty toward them.
The following was th, programme OF
exercises.
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Suffering women.

There Is but very small proportion of The
women OF this nation that do not suffer from
some Of the diseases for. which Kidney Wort
Is sptCidc. When the bowels have become
%cOstive, headache tot ment, kidneys out Of
fix, or piles distress. take a package and lis
wonderful tonic and renovating power will
cure you and give new lite.- Watchmdn.
NwFAV
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Children are eubjeCt to a great msnv
ailments which have their origin ID he
stomach or b1wela. DESid's Worm SYRUP
VIII cute them. II Ia a nice pufpatiVe,
aids digestion, gives tone 10 the system
and leaves the child hearty. 25 cents a
u DOLtle, wAR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-29

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