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The daily gazette., 1882-09-28
Ohiila and Fsvar

Nearly every resident over Eleventh street
at the present time Is suffering from chiIls
and fever since the recent storm. The
afflicted persons attribute their sickness to
the marshes being almost entirely sub
merged with water.
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A SnanIal rrn,n

Since the commencement of the Dover
Fair special has been run from this citv
to the fair grounds. The train leaves here
at 9.10 a. M, and win continue to run dur
ing the fair. This morning about 400
tickets were sold from this city,
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Hanoyer Church Organ.

The large and fine organ belonging 30
Hanover PRESBYTERIAN Church, which was
purchased in New York about so years ago,
has been removed and taken to the shops of
the Diamond State Organ Company, where
1t will undergo complete overhauling.
When completed 1t will be as good as new.
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TudICatfnna

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-For the Middle
Atlantic States partly cloudy weather and
local rains northeasterly winds station
ary or higher barometer stationary
temperature
The daily gazette., 1882-09-28

7 AND IA. A. THOMAS, ST. CLOUD
IL BUILDING, Washington, d e, prsea,ces 9tice
Tontested cases. private land claims mining, pre-
emntIon and homestead cases prosecuted helore
the department OF the Interior and S4RreIns Rascms
IVA bepsrtIienfs. Special attention given to
town-sife cases, Land. warrants, ,.s nomesteadd ~
noAsss anu e ~ A%1 " SIT
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Rising sun Dsmoerats..

4 mass meeting Of the Democrats of
Rising Sun viii be held tomorrow night.
i will be addressed by Harry Sharpley and
q, @. Turner, Esqs.
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Second ward Repnhliaans.

A meeting of the Second ward Republi-
cans will be held In the Lincoln Club Room
on MSnday evening next for Organization,
A full attendance is requested,
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BURIED ALIVE,
A Whole Family Covered by a Falling
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Escapes.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2s.-Abont half
past O'Clock this morning the dwelling
house No. 923 Wallace street, fell, burying
several of the inmates in the ruins. All
have been rescued alive except one woman
who is still buried, her voice can be heard.
however, anu 1t is supposed that she is not
badly hurt. The police and firemen are
working hard to reach her
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WANTED.
100000 WANTED.

80 Resolved, That the Finance Committee of the
trustees of the Poor of New Castle County be-
hnd are hereby authorized to advertise for pro
poshls for the loan of Sixty Thousand Dollars
(ttO, OuO) upon certificates of Indebtedness,
payable In one year or exchangeable for
honds, to run for term OF years. Such certia-
Gates to be for One Thousand Dollars (e OOO) each
bearing interest at the rate of four and one-hnli
per cent (41al per annum, payable quarterly.
According to the above resolution the under
signed committee will meet at the office of the
trustees OF the Poor, t05 West sixth street, Will
minEton, Del, on TU ESDAY. 2Gth day of Sep
tember iss2, at o clock D. M, to open proposals
for said loan. The proposals to be left with Mr.
Joseph Jaqu' II, at the Office
JAMES II. RAY,
DANIEL FARRA, SCommlttee
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS.
Bep16-m, W, th&s-lf
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Secretary Barnard announces that the
lair Will continue over until Saturday and
that trains will be run and tickets sold as
usual on that day. The races set down for
Friday will be trnthad ON Hntur,dav
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HELP WANTED.

4 COMPOSITORS WANTED. APPLY TO
cry Company, "a MARKET STREET,
sepaj-u Wilmington, Del.
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500 GLASS.
This race looked as though 1t would be an
interesting one at the start, seven horses
coming to the scroll.
In the first heat, on a struggling start,
Lulan took the pole at the turn and was
pushed usSt very little even BY the other horses,
Time, 2.44H.
In the second heat Lulan repeated her per-
formance, leading from wire to wire Katie
Medium laying on her wheel all the way
around, but getting no further, Time,
2.46H,
The third heat was more interesting aud
though Lulan won it, she was pushed from
wire to wire by Katie Medium and Tempest,
and won by but quarter length from Tenn
pest in 2.46N.
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Q 8
Geo. Scattergood, Phfla., " m Lulan ! / /
W. ii. Brown, Phlla., m Tempest. 2 Q
Hugh McAmany, Phila, m Katie Mo
q. IL. Smith, Woodstown, N. j., b g
Oliver F.. F.......................
D. Blake, Gloucester, N. J., g Deli
M. Bergen, Phila., b Fannie r.. 9 o
l.. L. Redmond, Phila., m May S.. DIR
Time, 2.441S, 2.4o1S, 24oN.
2.29 CLASS.
This was the race of the day. Although
1T four horses started the raGa Was eltise
and exciting throughout, ~
In the npst heat 1saa6 had the pole, which
he Reid round the turn and until on the
second quarter, when Lady Lear took the
lead, which she held to the half, when
Socrates forged ahead and took thp lead
and for q time looked Hike Q rupner, but his
usual bad luck attended him, for be broke
On the home stretch and Lady Lear came to
tie front and landed the heat happdily
In the second heat Lady Lear with the
pole took the Lead on the turn, which she
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RANTED.

CASH FOR MORTGAGES AT s AND q
~ PER CENT. We have invested within ive
the loss OF a dollar In principal to any customer,
ana with very rare and exceptional DELAYS In
interest. rsep1-4tl HEAD 4 10 :"
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THE RACES,
The track was rather heavy, though not
at all muddy, to-day when the races were
started and did not improve much, which
will account for the generally slow time.
The races which were fairly interesting were
as follows
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-08-24
A REIGN OF TERROR /!
Use Alarming increase
Heart Disease and Symp-
soasIs which Prcceac IL.
Leading 10 Scientific lnyeStiga
ton ANA an Attempt 10 Check
It's Increase.
The Wonderful Properties of "Sedatine
&c sndia,' and how 10 Properly
Use II.
FACTS O. IMPORTANCE FOR ALL REGARDING A
NEH D!SCOrERI.

Tie mortality statistics of this country
BOW shat = great proportion of deaths arise
llom Heart Disease. But asid from the
atality which attend. it, the Inconvenience
and suffering which even the iiIst stages
hr,ag make 1t necessary to take prompt
..taaufts FIR relief. Undoubtedly the great
remedy OF modern times for curing dis
ease el the Heart is "Solatine-de-lnd
which is accomplishing such wonderful re-
salts and attracting SO much attention.
This great remedy possesses ingredients
specially designed for all the numerous trou-
bles of the Heart. The combination is the
result Of long and careful experiment and it
can hc safely asse ted that when taken in
time it will cure in every case. DO you ever
have Nightmare, oppressed feelings in ride
and breast. Irregular Action, Ihrobbing,
jumping, Fluttering. Momeutary Stopping,
Slow Circulation of the Diood? These are
all symptoms Of Heart Disease. Those WHO
are suffering and have never tried it should
do so at once; those who have ever tried it
do net need 10 y urged to do so again. II
Your druggist has not get It, sc'ia enc dol,a>
and fifty cents to ear address and It Will be
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al Co. st. Louis Mo
NERVOUS DEBILITY, tai Weakness Pros
tration frcm Overwork or in1isoretion, is
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Nitalic Pills" They renew the vigor Of
youth and are positive cure for Seperma-
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acIENTlrIc MISCELLANY.

Dr.. Wood, of Bishop College, Mon.
Y 4real, has reported numerous cases in
which rheumatism has been cured by
fasting from four to ten days. The pa
4ients were allowed to drink freely OF
water and lemonade, but no medicines
were given. DR.. Wood is inclined to
believe that rheumatism is simply a
phase Of Indigestion, to be cured by
giving rest to al the viscera,
It is reported that in graphing for
= cable in the Pacific off the Central
American coast, great masses of trunks
roots and branches of trees were drawn
mp from depth of 800 fa'homs. If
the report prove true the discovery is
IN interesting one. Neither history
nor Indian tradition refers to any
great convulsion or submergence Of
land which could account for the pres
snce Of the trees at the place where
they were found.
Prof. E. L. Larkin has demonstrated
automatically that the fall of the
largest comet to the sun could only be
observed by the most powerful tele-
scopes and spcctroscores, while only
che most delicate Misunderstanding ap-
rAratus could detect any increase OF
temperature upon the earth as an cf.
fsct Of the collision. Far from hasten
ing our destruction, whatever heat
may be added to the sun by the con,
finucd fall Of cometary matter from
space must tend to prolong mans ex-
issence upon an expiring planet whose
ROLES arc already frozen in death.
Il il quite commonly believed that
IN running man descends at each
stride upon the ball Of the foot, so
that the arch Of the foot may serve
- spring to break the shock. In
Ais instantaneous photographs, however,
Mr.. Muybridge shows that in either
walking, running or Jumping, man,
like al other animals so far observed
1lights upon the heel.
Besides the transit Of Venus obscr-
Nations in December efforts will tie
made to determine the suns parrallax
~ other methods. Arrangements
have already been made for observa-
tions Of the miner planets, Victoria
and Sappho when at opposition on Au-
gust oath and September eth respec
lively.
House flies arc very frequently to
y found infested BY parasitic worms,
which suggests the possibility that
they may also carry about germs Of
entections diseases.
Do Vries believes that the true
function Of the rcsinous juices Of
plants is to serve as balm for wounds
end tina. the resins are not therefore
excrementitious matter as some have
thought.
Tho celebrated rose bush at Hide
sheim, in Hanover, reputed to have
BEEN planted Charlemagne and there
fore to bs mora than thousand years
Old, has borne more blossoms this sea.
son than ever before, and is an object
u much curiosity. The branches Of
Ne bush extend to about three feet
md eight inches in height. and three
fset 4 inches in width.
From Of servatie0s with the spectro-
sccps and p ,larisoope since 1858. NJ,
rrazmowsh concludes that comets are
moro Of condensed portion, which
constitutes the nucleus, surrounded by
An incandesocnt gaseous atmosphere,
which contains carbon and reflects the
light Of the sun, and of swarm Of
loose material which is not controlled
By the comet, but moves in obedience
10 sniversal attraction.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-08-24

CHRAP FOR CAsH.--We offer for sale the
present dress of type and Washington No.
3hand press, all in good order, with about
40 fonts of display letter, that upon which
the fEI.IeR is now printed, cheap for cash
Our increased business patronage eompels
an enlargement and power press. Those
whs contemplate new departures will find
here haggaia.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-08-24

Tho Cheney Seminal says 'sThere are
strong indications at this writing of the re.
nomination Of Mr.. Brents as Delegate
he y receiving strong support on the plea
that he can do more than any new rlan to.
sard the admission Of the territory Ms q
STAN.
Jnage Sullivan, late Of Colfax, known
over eastern Washington, as one of the
aAlest lawyers in the territory, has located
in Cheney, ahl win practice law for the
bsneft Of himself and clients. His ofEic.
will be next door to the Senimal office.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-08-24

They will bore successfully and satisfactorily in all kinds OF
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Also for sinking Artesian Wells and Coal Shafts &c We
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ood active agents wanted in every country in the world
ADDRESS, Western Machinery Supply Depot.
5ll Walnut Street. St. Louis, Missouri U. S. a.
tate in what YOU saw
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-08-24
The microscope shows that

The microscope shows that crysta.s
Of minerals freqen.ly contain dir or Ii
quid bubbles Quartz crystals have
been found so completely full Of mi
mute cavities, partly filled with llquil
that the astounding number of 1000,
900 has been estimated to exist in Q
suec, one twenty-6fth of au inch
square.
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Purity. sincerity, obedience, and self sur
sonder, these are tie marble sseps that lead
- tbs spiritual temple.
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NNN's1 business now before the pablo.
WLA You can make money faster at
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"A Oil City man traded of his gun for a
dog, because be wanted to get some
thing to boot.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
$25 to $50 Per DAY.
Can easily be made by using the Celebrated
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and bore Very rapid They range in size from
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PERSONAL. MATTERS.
Ment!o>s OF Various People Of More


Mcnt!ol' OF vnrious People Of More or
I.css Prominence.
Rev. a. Euekhanan ind wife, OF Mounls.
VILE, werein the city yesterday. tsEsIE
Dr.: 7. II. logan and wife, Of Wheeling,
y. Va, are Forest City gues!s.-Ciettlanit
Il7aht. nprt- 5r'.5.' {. s. y
Mr.. W. C. Neaton, Of Alexandria, VA, a
very clever and sociable gentleman, Is spend.
lug few days in this city with friends
The West firsinians resident IN Washing.
ton ara preparing u splendid reception for
Nathan Goi', CoGgressman.elcct from the
Wheeling district.-Fhinhlphia Pres
Col. T. Allison Brown and vile ara ut the
Mclnre House with the lianlon l.rotherA
Col. Brown Is one OF tho old veteran thcatri,
cal nset and his New York dramatsc agency
has II worldwide name,
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may undergo a:fadicaf change almost al any
time. Frank has been able to eat, q. little,
and complains only OF pain In bis forehead.

may undergo a:radicaF change almost al any
time. Frank has been ahle1 to eat q. little
and complains only Of pain IN bis forehead,
., V NEW CUMBERLAND "a .!yt6, 4 " !
The Post, Of tho Grand Army, OF. the Re,
public;o of East Liverpool, O., Will give an en-.
tertainmenton the Goth. =; - 1li''fi q .,
At the bantl festival last light small crowd
was out, owing To- the, inolelnency Of the
weather: still every thing passed of. In II
nice style, md those who were present en-.
joyed themselves hugely. Conflicting cir.
cumstances worked against the affair from
the beginning aud IN, consequence Of light
crowd, &c. tIE3f3 MI hn4 ,Nt',q iII| l!fsfi'
Yesterday cloud Of sadness broodetl over
our town and 'com.nunity. ~ At different
times during the day could be seen the
lnnsrai corttgel OF thellflends paying The last
sad rights TO the departed o. Three funerals
IN one day Is not an occurrence that Is pleas.
antl 10 contemplate, yet this seems to be
the case With Us this time. The remains Of
n. Il. Thayer and the two children, tie one
mentioned a. being dead and the child Of
YIN. J, McElyain that was lying at deaths
uoor N our report yesterday were all buried
yesterday fn tho city Of the dead overlooking
!he Town. The many Dfrends OF the sad
i, y, extend their kind sympathy IN this
stSAa os'tSAouVetieHts'I NNNl 4. az HtaiH y
: l''Nl%1t57 BETHANY. IpS II stoVl
p, According 10 announcement The annlyes.
aary Of tue Neotrophian society come of OF,
the evening Of the It'll Tho addresses ;s4ft
Of an1 elevated character, well calculated to
Inspire the student to higher and noble, aims
In lie! The subject OF prof. lIsgerman,s I'D.
dress was "'Man, = aud the ScIiofariy and
philosophical nlanner In which the subject
was handled pleased and edited all. lie WIS
toifowed by.. Rev. f. r. Williams, who dc.
ilvered naddress on" 1lieher Culture" which
ior elevation Of Thought, rnasterly scholarship
anu pleasing delivery 70 not often excelIed.
i!ey. Henry. Schell Lob,nger, pastor Of the
First Christian Church Of plilalelphia bc.
Ing present mud being ali alumnus OF the soc
iety-a graduate Of '73-was then called out,
and Tor ten minutes entertained the audience
with such d How OF wit, referring to college
experiences, Us would lave put Mark Twain
10 open shane. The Hall was crowded many
not even being able to obtain standing room
On Friday evening, the 10Th, Rev. Powers
Chaplain 81 the House Of l:epresen,a ven ana
pastor OF, the Garfield Memorial Church Of
Washington; D.. C., together with Mr., A, ".
Campbell, editor OF ther Wheeling isrsL11.
oEScEh, and Mr.. Olifans,' the; former from the
Alumni and the latter from the Society. will
deliver addresses before tue An,ericau Iii.
eerary Institute. On Saturday evening Rev
Powers will deliver lecture on 1.-THE Chris.
tian Life anu Character Of General Gaflleld.n
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One Experience, from MANY.

have been sick and miserable 50 long md
had callsedWy !Iusbpnd so much trouble and
expense, M ons SEEMED 10 taoy what aileii
NE, that ! was completely dishartenod apd
discouraged. 4 In this frame OF mind vol n
bottle of Hop Bitters and used them uu-
known to my family. ] soon began 10 i'm.
prove and gained SO fast that my husband
and family thought itstrange and unnatural.
but when told them what had helpei me-
they said, "Hurral. for Hop DtterI lonv
my they prosper, for they have made moth.
er well and US happy."2fhe lfolheF. :.
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Frgrit. &
"I.itlileN TAulc.S

The Great Female Remedy is prepared BY
the Women's Medical Institute OF Iu,lulo
n. r. and Is their favori,e prescription 70,
ladies' who are sutleringf from any weakness
or complaints ,common to the sex. 1t il
sold by druggists at $i.0d per bottle. Ladies'
can obtain advice free. Send stamp for
names Of those, who hayeheen cured.
At wholesale and retail, by Logan 4 Co,
Vile ing, W. Va. ~ 80" pAw
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TIE publisher OF tho Beaver Falls, Pa,
Cdurief, Mr.SJohn r.. Porter. some time ago
contracted,a sayerscold.g 1Ia says:l II tried
half a dozen remedies Intellectually and
upon recommendation OF 3 physician gave
Dr. BILLS Cough Syrup fair, square trial.
cold and calarrl,| entirely. It IL a. remedy
tia, sl,6alL be used IN every household.
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DRAMATIC DOtNus:
ne Voyage en- psaisse"A nj the opern
'I, u0use-Nlnor Mates uli,y7 = =

"i.c voyage en- H1ulasenA nj this (lv,e IN
% < Iiouse-Nluor Soten. u = -
..', y, ~. ~ "'a"se W wy nan'on bro'hefs
anu 'ne'! company iaat evening or their com.
pouho OF tuh anu marvellous feass OF agility,
sllnnS together win sort Of plot and called
lie Voyage En- Suissen was ons OF the n,,t
l.uphahl. thInv, .v.r ...n ~. ~, ~ "os'
49,, 49, .a' ~. a.eu us,e. ue scenery
'"u s'sSe accessories, 'he1udinS q co'npart,
'n'u' s'eepins cur aho notel interior, were
formers all eyihced special fitness for ih.,r
o,i<, Tho house w.r e,o.,,., I'd ~. ~,
tncs was Kent In n c1ntiu"s ~. ~ Inc anol>
This NAV Vii h. rsusstsd III. .n ~. isusutel:
ito doubt to still fuller itouss. q 20 % - -
t9t- ~ llG-.gs23 itS,a, Aaslsll
The verdict Of the public on the an,use.
n ,,,, season thus iar would BE- that It was
uul', WIN the marked exception ot.the en-.
Easenlent o. Tue talented actress, Katherine
IN III end ,hs r,.ist p,e no "uu Pubic oo
one ~ the yrra,sst 'iIuh,s ~ IN s,. 10 pe'ns
Iioine,. Ia Ma;,tet' :" K S,herinn Rc.a,s;
advice 10 Fyyu,aleou. In, Galatea. was Tia
the last Whispering wall OF the dying wind
|-inexpresslGiy sad and solemn.' in Leah
the bitter curse which she calls down OIL his
lalthless head Is Ike the same wind when
raging In tempest fury. Her bitter, biting,
m rnanms curse rn,e seea 70 Iiy sc3leh the
t. vrappI p,ar;, 7t"n.srn,s '1 ~ '''s scene
Phs. !. c,s.,,n, , vrsa,.r . -, -, ~ .an
ever IN the East a. IL a c oesS3n .an
to this country almost unh,ralded. and has
honestly earned her reputation, Tho peomle
Of Springfield, Sfass., were not contented I'm.
til they had garlanded her room Mt the hotel.
II Mrs. l.anytry Is 70 preserve her reputa.
ton OF being beautiful won,an, something
nIs 10 "o"s :" S'op Inc puneAon OF wood
GU. .nn R!Iteno!hs ~ represent her. Ahoat
ind her name are Iidsous.' 'l , "nV" We
- $50, - m 'N6.
nles are now on tie road, one In New v: Eppr.
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WASHINGTON. D. c., November 0, l A.. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. partly
cloudy weather, local rains. variable winds
mostly sNiltherly, stationary or higher tenn.
l,tral,ire and lower pressure.
For the: Lower Lake Region, partly clondy
weather. local rains winds mostly southerly,
Pressure. '-IiH ~
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New Advertisements.

Tie Grand Parlor Fireplace Heater
Srsbitt 4 Bro Head OF Local.
SpAreribs, Tenderloins, &c.-F. Schenk 4
Sons. rzuH. at# IlIs.
Dwelling for Sale Cheap--lIarry Caldwell.
For lient-Dwelling. .--I
Wanied-Mule.
Auciion Sale Of Cloihing-J. HeIzslz.
l.ost-Do.-Heai of Local.
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4, Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
, III "WlNE OF, CARDUl." J.s3,l y
,5--.----- :. .: sl,;F sia ~
Fer sale by Logan & Co.

HON OH 10 trnth, for II will serve you well
AID DO you good through eternity. Hold OFT
to virtue, 1t Is beyond price 10 you at all
times lad places. Hold OH to Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup, for there is nothing like il to cure a
cough mr. cold - 3s55sItT,t = l..4 ~, NJ
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Reduction in piapuk,

y, Present. stock Of pianos, steiusay, Knabe
CMckering,' Hallet d Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild; 90, lat tie very lowest prices,
anu great reduction for cost. . Call early aud
l.I9is J,;ll a., LUCAS Muslc SroRr, Ii
u --L.LL. IL. ". :. y Tie Main street 4
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Morhefortl'H Acid Phosphate, Pleasant
..'GI.' TO the Taste. ais q y,
DR.. 4. l. Hall. Fair Haven, N. y, says:
'.iiave prescribed Il will, marked benefit In
mitigation and urinary troubles. rrhsAw
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The following shows the range Of the Their:
aiosusser.. ~ observed at Schneprs drug stose,
Opera House corner yesterday: We
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THE Concert Tomorrow evening ut the
Wheeling frtnale College PROMISES to be tin-
usually attractive. Admission 20 cents.