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Tho Cleveland strike Virtually Ended,

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Tho Cleveland Strike Virtually Ended.
CLEVELAND, July ..99.-The strike ut the
Cleveland rolling mills which began on
Mays, may now DO definitely pronounced
ended. A committee OF six strikers called
on President Chisholm ut tho company's
office TO say that the men Ind been dc.
ceiyed into going into the strike
and desire to return to work. Mr.. CHS.
holm declined 10 receive them rs com.
mittee for the company's policy is not to
recognize the union in any manner and In
taking the men back to work they arc 70.
quircd 10 sign document agreeing not to
be governed by the union. The committee
men were told That II they wished employ.
ment they should apply ut tho mills
where they would be talked with rs indi.
viduals. They went TO the mills with the
same request, aud after consulta.
ton with the Superintendent left, saying
theywould ask President Jarrett 10 declare
the strike of. The mills have for some
days been running satisfactorily, Just rs
before the strike began and the strikers re-
turning to work will have to begin Mt the
bottom Of the ladder, like the new hands,
which means for some who had been get
ting MS high as 50 day going TO work ut
81 so. '1r 81 H.t ~ g-a'lG
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THE WOOL MARKET.
A Rather Better Tone, but No Decidct
Change. ss9.z

A Rnihcr Better Tone, but No Decided
New York Bulletin OF Saturday.
On the general market for domestic
woods the current feeling during the recent
and more active portion OF The week does
not appear to have undergone much i'm
change OF n positive character. Holder n
remain steady because they could not re.
place stocks and find n margin should apy
further fractional allowance be made on
the offering now making, but very few. il
any, are averse to showing samples, SO
long as buyers appear willing TO nav
former rates they find supply some.
where within reach. A little more
hopeful feeling is growing out of tbe re.
ports OF increased business ut neiphbor;ny
cities, especially MS Il fair trade has bcnnS
done here, and Mt the close Calculations
we're making upon the dissipation of tho
extreme dull tone so long current. Mann.
facturers have found better market for n
portion OF their goods, and this stirs them
up some what, especially as many of thc
mills are low on supplies of material hit
there is nothing in the form of n spec,,la,
tive or semispeculative feeling and Tho
basis Of demand may still be ioind almost
entirely in well-assurel wants, In fact Il
ls Tor the present, and not for the future
that buyers operate, rs n rule, and this pre.
vents any decided buoyancy Yet, on the
other hand, certain OF the large mills
would not be unwilling to stock up in their
specialties at the rates they have for some
time bld, or possibly fraction higher, and
with this end in view we hear OF Consider.
able looking around for good medium
combing at 25s, and occasional parcels a..
cured: 1t lis, however, lover u tbnn
the average sellerbT55w will accent
On prices M this q week no. yrrv
positive changes have developed sthc
Texas woods OF which the movement 5has
been large. ranging comparatively ibe
easiest, willie on attractive accta.s anI
pulled woods stl.rre wasT a tli.itjv 4 irn,a.
lone shown. The adyices from Tia con ~ ny,
are firm on q line OF full former ;vnISo,;on
with smaller offerings from proWprs nv,
some indications, OF a little more s]emamd
from manufacturers. FOREIGN wooI s.ama
steadily held and offerings soniew b,T ile
differently, but quiet at tile moment ~ j..
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THREE KINDS OF THIEVES.
Playing their Vacations about Tow
Saturday Might.

SNtuEuHy NiEHts
The various branches OF the thieying pro-
iession seem 10 have all been in operation in
thecity Saturday night About half mast
three yesterday morning, as two newspaper
men were going down Market street.
near the Postoilice, u lady called them from
Mr.. S. n. Prnther's residence, on the opposits
side OF the street, and asked them to come
over, as burglars were attempting 10 affect
an entrance to the rear part OF the house,
and Mr.. Praiher was not ut home. They of
course complied, but the burglars had been
alarmed by the loud talking and the last
one was just observed making hasty exit
over the back fence when the two gallant
protectors Of the deienceless arrived, An
effort was made afterwards to find the night
watchman on the beat and put him on his
guard for the nocturnal mechanics, but re.
peated rounds OF his beat failed to discover
him. Possibly the thieves had watched him.
and took advantage OF his absence to com, com,
mence operations. - ~ -
An hour earlier a young man named James
kyle was walking on Market street not far
from the creek, when be was approached by
three other yonng men, who asked him for
some tobacco. He put his hand into his
pocket to set piece, and in so doing ratified
same specie lie had. One OF the men drew n
carving knife, wicked looking: weapon,
with blade thrce.quarers Of foot long.and
they demanded the youths money or his
life. Not caring to part with the little change
he had and having nothing to defend him.
sell with, he fled, and made for East Wheel.
lug, where he found the faithful policemen
Morris and Bird and related his
adventure. The officers returned with him
TO the vicinity Of the attack, and there saw
three young men who Kyle was sure was his
assaiants: Seeing the officers, the trio started
oil, one OF them throwing away the knife
This one was captured, and placed In the
lookup, and u charge OF ielonious assault
lodged against him. He was recognized as
Honnis Hotsinger, OF East Wheeling. and
Kyle, identified him positively rs the one
who bud drawn knife OH him.
Another one Of the assailants, "Loyeyn
Aeighen, was arrested about 0 O'Clock Inst
night by officer Bird, who recognized him
as he WINS passing Psllock's flour mill, on
Market street, x :
The knife was afterward found 10 have
been stolen from Clara Moss place in Alley To-
Wm. Jackoway, an emplOye OF the Ores.
cent mill, was taken into hallway near ,he
Register office about Q o'clock Saturday night,
BY two men, and robbed Of about ten dollars
Jackoway was apparently very drunk, but
he clnims to have been druggcd, and saws
he drank but little during the day. He saws
lie knows the parties who committed the
robbery, and they will probably be brought
TO Justice . 100 a'a - .-.a '.tE-.. - %
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RIVER NOTES,
General News From the Levcc Rcgnrti
1H Ing D0ats md Men. 5.-I.

General News From the Levce Rcgnrti.
1# Ing Boats md Men. II
The Scotia passed down Saturday morn.
Ing: and the Katie stockdale passed up yes.
terday about noon. gu'E' Z.
The St. Lawrence got away Saturday after.
noon with good trip considering the dull.
ness In river traffic. s.l n
The river Is falling again. The marks on
leyee last evening Indicated depth OF only
0 feet In the channel. M b r.
The Dele Prince passed up Saturday,
light, and the Nail City and J. II. Mcconnell
with toes OF ties ind lumber. u
: A moonlight excursion on the Little Annie
will be given next Friday evening. The
boat will leave the wharf ut 7:30 o'clock.
The Jennie Campbell, while lying at the
lower end Of the wharf, and before going
into business again, will be thoroughly re'
painted and repaired. E-'r
Andes-This popular craft is duo to-day
from points below, and will leave tomorrow
afternoon on herreturn trip. This steamer
Is one easiest riding on the Ohio, and Is com.
manded by that ever genial parsonage Capt.
Charlie Muhleman, while Mart Knoll smiles
welcome OH all from the Office -.
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lie Had Been Netting ON Horse nnccs.
NEw York, July 222.-The third case OF a
trusted clerk taking flight with his en-
ploycr's money which has come to light
in Brooklyn within ten days was made
known yesterday. Theodore S. UhI, who
had been employed for ten years in the
lumber establishment Mt Rodney street and
Kent avenue, Of which O. L. Hawley, Jr.,
is the head, Inns been missing from home
fora week. His employer had been away,
but on his return he found Uhl's accounts
had been falsitied and irregularly kept,
and that about $1,000 had been missing.
Uhf left wife and two children. 1t has
been found that he lost large sums Of
money by betting on horse races, and had
borrowed money from that intrusted to
him, covering up the embexlement rs
long as possible, and only going away
when he could no longer ward Of detec.
ton, - ~ :
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A COUCH, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped: Neglect frequently results in All
incurable Lung disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial T.oches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but acts directly on the inllamed parts, allay.
ing irritation, gives relief in Asthma, Bron.
chitis. Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat troub-
les which singers and public speakers are
subject TO-. For thirty years Browns Bron-
chial Troches have been recommended by
physicians, and have always given perfect
constant use for nearly an entire generation
they have attained weil.ner;ted rank among
tue few staple remedies of the age. Sold al
IS cents box everywhere. Trhs4w
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Particulars OF the Recent Indian Fight.
SANTA FE, July o2-Particulars Of the
Indian fight which took place on the 18th
inst. in the Apache mountains are Just re-
ceived. Captain ChaiIee, with two COM
panies OF the Third ind Sixth Cavalry who
had been scouting these mountains, struck
band under the renegade Cibicu chief
!Nsantlashe. The fight listed uutil midnight.
The result was: Lieut.. Morgan, seriously;
Lieut. Converse, slightly wounded. One
soldier. one Indian scout. killed, five SOL
diers wounded. Six dead Indians were
found, Others are supposed 10 be killed.
Three squaws, several children, and thirty
horses and mules were captured. The rest
OF the band, numbering twenty, escaped
during the night. IA 80 =
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INDICATIONS.

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New BLOOMFIELD, Pa, July 23.-Sher.
man Miller, hotel keeper at AlilleTstown,
Perry county, was killed last night by
William Wagner. A white man and
negro were auarrelling and Wagner took
sides with the negro. Afterwards Wac-
oner entered Miller's barroom and Miller
attacked him for defending the negro and
then struck him. In n fight ensuing Wap.
oner shot Miller dead. NIiller's son tried
10 shoot Wagner. 81 90 -
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Gossip about Wheeling Folks md Son
l'4S-tstE1T- OF Their Fripnds

7 Gossip nbont Wheeling Folks md Some
AZ OF Their Friends.
Mrs. G. W. Eoir is visiting friends in
j Proctor.
s Walker Frissell'is Willing away his time
ut Moundsville. y.
Charlie OF is confined to his room by a
slight indisposition.
81 Jos. Mott and sister. OF Pittsburgh, are
visiting Jos. Thalman, Esq.
rs Mrs Anna McMurray OF McKeesport, Pa,
Is visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Annie Hupp will spend the coming
two weeks at Cranberry Summit.
IS Misses Jessie List and Lille Baker have
been spending few days in Oakland.
.. Mrs DR.. Logan and daughter, Miss Anna,
Z leave to-day for Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. DR.. Wingerter has spent the past week
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clark, ut Mounds
willie. 5s}!.f. y - -" :"
y Miss Sallie Roemer. OF the Fifth ward, is
Akron. :'v.,es \ n. -. ! j..
Mrs. DR.. T. B. Campbell leaves to-day on
an extended visit TO friends in Central and
Northern Ohio. W.. .5f,T
IS Mr.. Scott Mccullough, the Eighth ward
druggist, and his wife, are of on weeks
: trip TO Illinois. 5'Ef1s,9-- ]. =. IL =
Mr.: Lewis Baker, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Lille, and Miss Jessie List,
Eare ut Oakland, Md.
5ie We regret to hear OF the continued illness OF
Col; Jim Hamilton, who is suffering with
typhoid pneumonia. ~
Harry Smythe has received notice that he
has successfully passed his admission exam.
/ inations for Harvard. Il .EllI,I...
g Mrs. Chas. A. Reed and daughter, Miss
: Carrie, leave today 10 visit relatives md
friends at Morgantown. =. -
q. Me,srs. Woods aud Hoge, Of the Wheeling
Z Wheelmen, rode TO Claysyille and return on
their machines yesterday. s.
rs Miss Laura Cooper has returned from
school at Bridgeport, Connecticut, and is Wis.
lifting Miss Lulu Laughlin. Ell. )! i.
l, Hal Woods, Phil Dodridge and Tom Laird,
fof the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad en-.
gineering corps, spent yesterday at home.
3 John X. Dunlap, of the Leader, was re.
ported last night as being much improved,
J and with likelihood OF being out in a few
days e s n 4 p y; !,
W Miss Margaret johnson, of Pittsburgh, A
sister OF G. G. johnson, of this city, Is yisil.
ing at the residence OF Dr. Storer, at Tria.
Z delphia. = s. - -
Miss Bette Thompson and sister, OF Cleve.
!. land, granddaughter OF Judge Thompson,
are visiting at the residence Of Mrs. Robert
/. Delaplain. :, N & +. :, =
Mr.. Robert Hearnp, n great favorite in
Z Wheeling society, who now makes his
( home In Kansas City, is once more among
i old friends. - -
Mrs. Joseph Phillips and children, Of
GAINESVILLE, arc visiting Mrs. Phillips father,
Mr.. J. W. Browning, OF the North End. Mrs.
Chas: G. Sechrist and daughter, Of GAINESVILLE,
ARE also at the same place. 5 EssH
Washington, Pennsylvania, will have the
honor Of entertaining two OF our handsome
young ladies' from tho East Side, in a few
( days Miss Sallie Bardsley and Miss Jennie
J Evans will visit friends there. -
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Oiire: kos. rs nnd ~ Fourteenth Street
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Jnrrott ON the Cleveland strike.

PirTsBuRGn, Pa, July 23.-Presidcnt
Jarrett, OF the Amalgamated Association,
says the action Of the men at Cleveland is
just what he expected, in view Of the fact
Of thirteen men resuming last week, and
that when the committee arrive here 10.
morrow he will instruct them to accent the
proposition Of the Cleveland Rolling Mill
Company, and go to work.
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CO.PARTNERSIIIp

The undersigned have formed , oo,.
under the finn name OF BMIl,EY Z IIsun,,eSl
for tho purpose Of Carrying on Inc br,in.aaI Wy
General Agency OF Mo.ler, llalinan 4 ~ 2 .,
iacturcB OF Safes. Vaults, &c. W. aias
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDUl."
For sale by Logan & Co.


The Voltaic Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich, will
send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltait
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial fol
thirty days to men (y0ung or old) who are
afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost VITALITY
and Manhood, and kindred troubles, guaran,
teeing speedy and complete restoration Of
health and manly vigor. Address as above
N: B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial Is allowed. I'm y 49, r1stw .
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Saturday evening sheet roller employed
In the Etna mill. named Thomas, aud a
friend, came over to the city and went on a
quiet little spree. About l. o'clock they
started TO RETURN. and In crossing the river
Thomas s fell overheard and was drowned,
They were dragging for his body yesterday,
but without success up TO dusk. b nj 4,
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Enforcing the, New Law Against Re


~ Men.
John Watkins and Thomas G. Warden,
both convicted rs Red Men, and sentenced
10 pay fine OF $50, with costs Of prosecu.
ton, and to undergo one years oniinement,
without bail or main prize, in the county
iail, were brought from Barbour county by
Sheriff Ileatherly, Of that county, and placed
In our county Jail for safe.keeping yester-
day. This organization has given tile people
OF that section OF our State great deal OF
trouble, and their unlawful and high.
handed outrases should long since hive been
brought to sudden stop by penalties such
as in the cases OF the two men now in our
jail. .25g NJ
i These outlaws are said to have signs, sig.
nails and grips Of recognition, by which
they can tell one OF their band anywhere, or
under any circumstances. Their salutation
OF recognition Is, where are you going ~,
Answer: TO the Centennial. Z. - L /.
Their signs and grips consist in tho man.
ner In winch they move their hands or fin.
gers, and the positions In which they place
them, so Fas to attract the attention OF a
regular member. Their oath Is as binding MS
death itself. There were four of these mer,
tried and convicted, aud sentenced as the
two who are now IN our jail, but the others
have not yet been brought here. 4 F. NJ.
Howes and lloyd Harsh are the other two.
Warden and Watkins belong 10 Tucker
county. z = Il n Ssi; & /,
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joins T. BERRY, ESQ.,. Rockland. Maine
President OF the Lime Rock National Bank
and also OF the Knox & Lincoln Railroad
says he had the rheumatism In his left foo,
and les. He used three bottles of St. Jacobs
OIL and 1t relieved him wonderfully. III
calls Il 20 splendid article SO. 3. 4. I.
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MILwAuKEE, July 23.-The body OF Ern.
est Spencer, whose mysterious disappear
unce on Sunday last has aroused such n
sensation the past week, was found in the
lake near Nh. Spenctr's this morning.
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FARM AND RESIDENCE
--llss. AT
PRIVATE SALE!
+gaZ IN BROOKE COUNTY, VIVA

The undersigned offer Al private ak, q VI
known property. siluatcd In Buffalo dlfhd, Ent
county, West Va, about Il quarter Of n!s =
the river. and the same dis,sncr IRON lilGia
ton on the T., ". & ky. Railroad, and l9ni -; =;
south OF WellSbury formerly owned by h.t,r
zear, more recently the homestead oil he I,e RI
els Cooper. The property complies one ha i..
and Siuety.eight Acres. and sd!0ins land, o. IAla
Agnew, Basil Wells, Robert Miller aldO'hes
The improvements ART rs follows: 4 Ar;s " y,
commodious Dwelling Of Iiae roors 'r'f0chSIi
b. shrubbery. well laid out. dis, isie his -
stable. the latter having room for Twelve m.
and other necessary and useful outbu!ldap' Il
good order and repair. !,
There Is OH the premises goo! OithaM =
sorts OF fruits In good hearing condition
The land Is underlaii With two rLiiSle TeiIa
Coal very easy OF ACCESS 10 eilherflTet oif1i"t
Pcnons desiring TO examine tbs liIa is ~, " !.
purpose OF buying the tamc OF 10 heailhe R T1,s
for other information, willcall upon Jeepa iH"-
go. =. ,' " 'A''"' BASIL WELLS. Z
Il iy2)n NV JOSEPH TILt0S:,
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Take "BLAcK.pRAueHT" and YOU
will never he bilious.
For sale by Logun & Co.
Rctln ctiOu In PIpnOs,

Present stock OF pianos, steinwny. Knabe
Chickering, Hallet 4 Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains. TG
Lucas Music STORE,
HH llJ2 Mnin strpet
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A Pe,ldIcr Mcet. IND. rn,,l

IAvERHlLr, Mass, July GA picture
peddler name unknown, was knocked or
the railroad bridge by n locomotive into
river and killed, l-l TTss-l -
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For Rent,

In Bridgeport, n iirst-class business room,
with new counter and shelving, next to
Runners drug store This is the best stand
In town. Inquire Of Zimmer's, Bridgeport,
Ohio - y 49, ~ ~ =. ~ ~
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MRS. ZIEGENFELDER Is prepared 10
supply families with ilrst.class article
of leo Cream to-day. No. &C Twelfth
, Street.
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FIG. Caldwell handles the product Of
the Riverside Furniture Factory. Save
20 per cent ut 300 and l50S Market
street.
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Nor an experiment or cheap patent medi.
cine is Browns Iron Bitters. II Is prepared
BY one OF the Oldest md most reliable
chemical firms, and will do all that Is
claimed for 1t. 80. INV
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JAitoR DAVIS had thirty.three prisoners IN
Jail last night, and every cell was occupied
but one. The bedding facilities Of tbe cells
are such that double beds can be put in ali il
necessary, SD l:51.'I =
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TIE only iron preparation that docs not
color the teeth, and will / not cause head.
ache or constipation, as other iron prepare.
tons will, is Browns Iron Dittcrs. =. nav !.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
ST, JAMES HOTEL.

G rchm, Cincinnati. GA Maxwell. steuyenr-
II D Ifelmick FaIrmont A C Castor, city. - -
James Bricc, PItsb'sh. CJohnson, city,
RCWilson. city. q Ellwood, Chicago,
Chns v hitc, 4.paw Show. c Cruz. d.Paw Show
Ward, i'paw show. kmmcr, iPaw Show
D Miller, i-Paw Show. D Bliss, CITY. - -"'t
John Murry, Canton, y. Geo Boyd, city. ,5t 50
G " Cochran, BALTIC, Jas Todd, Halo. AZ
Th0s Niche, city. Thos Allen. Ratio.
W. Dehney, Canonsb'g. Miss Johnson. city.
" p Mitchell. ZanesyIlle. Bosley q wife. Hrlmon,
G Crcel & wifc, M'dsv'lc. Miss l. Onkes. Weilsb'w "
Robinson. ealto. ; IF Martin, IutScnswooJ
y raul, Phila. rittmnn, Baltimore,
MS Armstrong, rcnla. Richards, Pittsl'gh,
JWeherman 4 fain. ST. L. c Whema,,, Colunbns.
u Ripple, Pittsburgh. " McSumGr, Pomcroy.
Ellison, Pomeruy. VIC Dexter, city,
Q u Camille. city. J'EP bell, Colorado
Miller, Columbus W Hickey, Cincinnati,
Green, l'ittsburgh. Paxton, Cleveland
Hills, city. .1.f Fisher, Bridgeport, o. Z
HIhomns, Baltimore. D Grecnlord. Cincinnati
II Nuzum. \. Mnrt!nsy. " UhluCh, y. Nart'sy'lc
v Hart, n. Mnrtlnsvillc. G 9 Peddleord, BALTIC.
Ridemorc, baltimore. AV Cloud, Baltimore.
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THERMOMETER Record

y THE usual merchants lunch mt the New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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The following shows the range OF the Their
/ mometer. US observed at Schnepfs drug store
Opera House corner, Saturday:
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PLAIN


The blood is the foundation Of
life, it circulates through every part
Of the body. and unless i, is pure
and rich, good health Is impossible.
II disease has entered the system
the onHsure and quick way to drive
1t out is to- purify and enrich the
blood. ~
These simple facts arc we'll
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood 10 its
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blackcn the teeth, cause head.
ache, and arc otherwise injurious.
Browns IRON BlTTERs will thor.
oughly and quickly assimila,c with
the blood, purifying and strengthen.
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part Of the system, and il will
not blackcn the teeth, cause head.
ache or constipation, and is posi-.
lively not injurious. 4. 3
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r. For Sale-House and Lots.
~ Situation Wanted.
Y, A School for Girls-Mt. De Chantal. ~
Allegheny Hotel ut Mountain Lake Park.
NotiCc-No Visitors.
= Great Bargains-John Friedel.
Public Address Head OF I,ocul.
Wunted-Head OF Local. @
3. Ladies' Travelling Wraps and Busters
Head OF Local.