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, 1882-11-03

AS TO SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT We
learn that question Of local interest
may affect votes in this precinct as to
School Superintendent. Miss Bash, one
Of the teachers in our public school,
opens exercises every day by repeating
the Lords prayer, whereat some have OBJ
jected, even to taking chill ren out OF
school; it is said that such persons want
county superintendent who will not
permit such things. In the first place, it
is difficult to see Low choice will be emade
upon such point as between the two
nominees for superintendent, both OF
whom are members of the M i. Church,
each holding about the same relation
and standing. Very probably their views
are identical, and they would treat the
subject in point about the same way. 1t
is question, however, for the directors
in the distr ct to deal with. We do not
believe it right to introduce the Bible
promiscuously in the public schools,
where the money Of infdels, free think
ers, fatholics, Hebrews and all counts
just the same as that of Christians for
educational purposes; he,.ce anything
that sayors sectarian teaching should
be reserved for sectarian schools that
are not supported p C money AS
to simple prayer, however, it seems as
though very broad question were rails
ed. One of the primary and tuhdament-
al principles of our government Indeed
Of al civilized governments) is mans
accountability to Deity; no ones oath
can be accepted in a courtof justice, un-
less such accountability is acknowledge
ed. 1t follows, therefore, that prayer to
a supreme being cannot possibly affect
the rights or wrongfully warp the minds
OF children in our schools, and that re-
fusal to allow teachers to use prayer in
school ID necessarily command to alb
stain from that which is in absolute har-
mony with tine lettor snl spirit of our
government. But this discussion is per-
haps unnecessary at the present time.
1t is altogether unlikely that any consid-
cradle issue will be raised, even before
the directors. The editor of this paper
was nominated without having sought
the place, but if elected he wi il engage
to attend to its duties in thorough and
conscientious manner. He will compare
qualifications with Mr.. Collins any day;
the latter gentleman is one of the trans
lent residents Of the county, having
nothing of permanent interest here be-
yond the situation he holds in theemploy
OF a mill company; he muy remain
among us two years and may not On
the other hand, the editor has settled in
this county permanently, for life work to
which he addresses himself as vigorous
ly as when, over five years ago, it was
taken up.
, 1882-11-03

VOTE TIE TTcKET-Rcpublicans of
jefferson county have put forth a
ticket which they think is clean and
nnobiectionablo. An active canvass
IS being made in favor of that ticket
as whole. Republicans throughout
the county will hardly bedeeeivod by
any OF the gluzy claptrap with
wh.ch republican independents G.
crI seeking to catch votes FOR the
da"eeratic ticket. Stick to youl
pa and It's ticket. You cannot do
Ee..a, -aJ5id, o. that tick5.
, 1882-11-03
For COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Ed. ARGUS:
At the earnest request Of many friends
in both political parties, l take this
method of announcing myself an inde-
pendent candidate for reelection to the
board of County Commissioners for
Jefferson county. Thanking the public
for liberal support and confidence in
the past, l shall il reelected, endeavor
to continue the duties OF the position
for the best interests OF all concerned.
Respectfully,
H. l.. TIBBALs. SR.
Port Townsend, Oct. 25, 1850.
, 1882-11-03
Vessels Consigned to r. w. d.Lion & Co.
British Ship Ninevai1.
Bark i artha Mcneil,

NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
Agents, will be responsible for debts con
tracteu by the officers or crew belonging tC
the above named vessel.
CIIAs. NJ. PASCAL, Master.
II. W. DELGON, Agents.
Port Townsend, oct. 80, 1852.
, 1882-11-03

French MUSHROOMS, Durkee's Celery
Salt, Luccl Oil, Bakers Chocolate,
Ciosse & Blackwell's Piccalilli. Chow
Chow, &c, Hazards Crushed Indian.
and choice groceries Of all kinds at
PLU HMER & TERRY's
, 1882-11-03
NEW TODAY.
NOTTCE.

1 hereby inform my friends and the
voting public Of San Juan county in
general, that | have withdrawn from the
nomination as Probate Judge, and at
request Of many friends announce my
self as independent candidate for Coun-
ty Auditor of SanJuan county, w. Il.
JOHN l.. SHERER.
, 1882-11-03

IT must be humiliating for those
renegade republicans on the indie
pendent (?) ticket to visit their repub-
lican friends, and former political Co
workers, and urge them to support
the regular democratic ticket-for
such the independent (?) ticket is,
aad nothing more. On the other
hand, it must be refreshing to demo
Gratis to supper lcpublicans who
affiliate with them merely to get
their votes. Truly politics makes
strange bedfellows.
, 1882-11-03

BIRD seed for sale at LATIMER &
Cos.
, 1882-11-03
Ship Detroit.

L rom RIO d. JnnelrO.
Neither the Captain nor the undersigned Agents
win be responsible for any debts contracted by the
crew Of the above named vessel
j W. MANN, Master.
Il W. deLroy & Co., hgents.
Port Townsend, oct II, lso!.
, 1882-11-03
SHIP iMDIA.
Chilian Bark 0rGgOll,

NEITHER THE CAPTAIN SOR THE UN.
1NdeIsi"ned agents will be responsible iOl
debts contracted by the crew.
THOMAS HARDY. Master
r. w DELION < Co Agents.
, 1882-11-03
chilian bk. VaIdivia,

From AntOfOgastn.
NTElTUER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE
~ undersigned ngenis OF he above named
vessel will he responsible Tor any debts ~
rruCtCd by the crew.
A. GREEN, Master.
B.W. DtlIov 4 co, Arnts,
'ort Townsend, oct. 3 isss.
, 1882-11-03
JEFFERSON COUNTY
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Delegate to Congress;
IHOS. Ii. BRENTS.
For BriruGicr General:
III. \. MCPHERSON.
For Adlutmt Geueral'
II. G.. O'BRIEN.
For Quarerma>ter General:
j. H. SMITH,
For Commissary General;
c. B. HOPKINS.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
g. NJ. BRADSHAW.
For JONI Councilman:
r, G. KERR.
For Joint Representative:
EDWARD CALLOW,
For Auditors
JAMES SEAVEY.
For Sheriff:
Z, NJ. LITILEFIELD.
For Treasurer:
FRANK A. BARTLETT.
For School Superintendent;
ALLEN WEIR,
For County Commissioners;
JAS. A. SMITH.
II. ID. ATTRIDGE,
A. A. PLUMMER, Jr.
For Probate Judge;
J. ]. H. VAN BOKKELEN.
For County Surveyor:
n. j. Fl. FORTMAN.
For Coroner:
B. S. H0XSIE.
For Wreckmaster:
/. B. / ASIlNGS.
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N4Ff-H % - : u. e.
soIE sage has observed that Ut was better
to have lived and been old when The world
was young than to live now. though young,
when tho world is DID, Be that az 1t NAV.
We would not care 10 live in either age with.
out being insured against rheumatism, unless
we had a supply Of that never failing reno.
dy, u. Jacobs Oil. Mr.. loseph Fiho, No. go
Ry., says: " have used St. Jacobs oil in nv
family for two years past, and hive never
found anything that it would not cure: there
must, OF course, be some limit to its powers.
but ! have not reached II yet, and ! can say
that ! do not believe there are my muscular
ailments, nervousness or inflammation that II
will fail 10 cure: Ny boy, Theodore, fell
down and sprained his foot; It swelled 10 or
Jacobs Oil and in half day he was we'll AS
ever. 1t cured me of rheumatism and nv
wife OF neuralgia. n=,f Ms sE.t'GE5a"
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Tho New Phase Or ll,c strike.

Talking yesterday to a prominent mill
man, an employe OF one Of tho iron works OF
this district, lie expressed the opinion that
the mills would be In operation within the
present week Mt the old scale, 1915 u ton for
boiling. lie said It was a matter the public
did not seem 10 know that while boilers here
get more than ut Pittsburgh, nall plate rollers
get less. i.S4t i.i.gtitlsp 4 'hs.a. ..d- 4as
The following from the Bellaire Tribune Of
Saturday indicates that at least one OF the
manufacturers coincides with the opinion
quoted above: g7'Nes i'iil 80. K.
"We had an interview yesterday with a
leading manufacturer Of this district, who Is
Of the opinion that the mills will soon star,
at the old prices. lie IL OF the opinion thai
the present attitude OF the manufacturers Il
mistake and will soon be abandoned aud
that 1t would he an injury TO the interests oil
tho mills 10 take OF the % cents extra which
now secures Il third hand at each furnace
and he gives q number OF reasons for hi:
views, but does not wish to be quoted at
present.. hope that his judgment Us tc
the early starting. up Of the mills will prove
correct, as We already see indications Of ar
exodus of mill operatives, and unless the
mills here start up at an early date many O
the old experienced hands will find worl
| elsewhere" = 'l7@ ~ II &..Is.g n
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rgVt"@N
CtrOuItCOurtn.

Tho following business was transacted in
these tribunals Saturday: z y :=52tt;'.F Z
Part !, Judge Jacob-Robert T. Ford 81 20,
Thomas g. Barrett. The demurrer heretofore
filed by defendant was sustained, but leave
was granted the complainant to file al
ameDdcd declaration. I This. part then adj
journcd until this morning ut /, oiclocif s,,,-r
Part 9, Judge Boyq-MF. Ciemens 'Acker.
man was admitted as a citizen. In tho .cnsc
Of Ella A. Weeks Va, John Fec, bctpeiition
was received aud filed and the case continued
until Monday for answer. This partial journed
until to-day at 0 o'clock 4. NJ. "a s:, sitf5ts,
The following list Of jurors has been
drawn TO serve in Part 2 from and after Mon.
day, September eath .S 1r..iaz !, 4:
Liberty-Apdrew McCune, W. G. Gibson
q 4 |csn Rssd 4: pfe''yman, John rsael. add
I NIphl,s;nHa.-Tilson black, James penman,
Union : y, Hell, VIM 1taaans and
T,1Issdelp1ia-John Robinson, W. @. Baird
SiWnshington-Jacob Weis, VIM. Stewart
and Louis Hoeckter. ri t,s,115ss I'd 49,.
;,S,CIsyI;A. n. King, ": s. Hutchins and ].
HI Rinehart. =. v Et5,S''.f y NJ, =
nc]E;iItchhIe|-Jalpes Smith, Fritz Heller and
gtiWebstcr.A. sprucebank, Chas. thinner
and WIN. Creighton, L N 80,
MaddisonaF. W. plummer, John F. Olson
and Robert Burt. '15. IN - nj & m
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oAnr1E1n.s PASTOR,
Rev. Or. r. D. Power. OF WaahiuEtou. In
q i H. Wheeling. ~, lt.ss p

%
Rev. Dr.. Fred D. Power, OF Washington
City, pastor Of the DIsci Piles church, in which,
the late President worshipped while at tho
capital, addressed 4 meeting at tho Disciples
church, on Market street, Centre Wheeling,
Saturday night, and again, yesterday fore.
noon preached there. He took for bis sub.
ject "rhe Duty OF Giving" and delivered q
discourse that was listened to with earnest
attention throughput by . congregation
which filled the church. lie Is an orator Of
rare ability and force, and ripe scholar al
well. At the conclusion VI bis sermon be
addressed the congregation on behalf OF The
Garfield memorial church, which II Is pro-
posed to build at Washington, and q sub.
scription toward the cost Of that cditlce was
taken up, the result being the securing Of
DR.. Power was also announced to preach
here last night, but owing 10 press Of other
engagements found 1t incon venent to do 30,
and accordingly went " Steubenville aud
preached there last night. Rev. Thompeons
pulpit here was occupied by the pastor Of the
Disciples church Of Stcubenville. Rev. New
ton u. Adams, who delivered very uccepta.
Bile discourse In anSwer TO the inquiry :
Where shall we find the Voice Of GodY' Al
The Missionary Convention In session At
this church las closed. @ This evening series
Of riviyal meetings to be held each evening
until further notice, will be commenced.
For the present Rev. Thompson will be ~.
sisted In conducting these meetings by Rev.
s. W. Brown, OF Washington, Pa. NM gH.5l
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COUNTY CONSTABLE.
. - 49, VI. = = :.
5. WheelOSlk M nWnrtlOilr,,,

This evening Mr.. Joseph F.Whcelock,
whom the Detroit Ere Press prononnces al.
ways very noble, and often very great
motor" will appear rs ".Wardour'in. a play
Of the same name dramatized from Charles
Reil's story, 'The Frozen Deep.Nt The MAY
combints some of the strongest retolndien:
dations to favor with the popular masses
with higher qualities which make II worthy
OF the attention and admiration OF studious
people. The writer saw the famous scene ia
which the frozen deep breaks up and shows
heoren sea, at Pittsburgh Saturday evening,
Tho Gllstening snow the crystal ice,S the
lurid changes of hue Of the northern lights.
are most realistically reproduced, and this
part OF the play eTcels anything in the way
OF spectacular drama that has ever visit
ell Wheeling. AS to Mr.. Wheelock, an ex.
Change Gays: Hrhe more one sees of ,tbis
actor tho stronger becomes the conviction
that the American stage 'lias very iie:J men
who are his equals. That essential essence OF
dramatic expression which is called .nasnet.
ism Is possessed by Mr.. WLeelock in singu-
lar degree. HE carries ~the> Spectator win
liiui to tho utmost limit OF his own feeling
BY that force, While. h,s resonant, melolious
and sympathetic voice is charm quite. be-
yona the reach Of description. His acting
seems ehureiy spontaneous, and yet the fin
ish which Is apparent In It forhids the sug.
gestion that he Is dependent on the! inspira-
ton OF the moment It is clear enough to
those who observe hin, closely that he Is en-
lowed with the power Of getting out Of him.
|self-away from hinseif-away from bis own
personality living absolutely, = for the
nonce, in the scene which he Is depicting.
Only persons Of high organization ind eS-
ceptional inaginatlan;aIa9 thus capable, and
when one is foundin the dramatic profes.
sion, he is almost certain 10 soon or la,e win
its highest honors. y The play is itself one
Of absorbing Interest Anl the company amp
porting a ; tue st q \ Is q good ons. =,
na4nrr'a music store, Market street
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AHv Blood Disease, whether here,iita,r4yy;t Q,
olher7r''e, speedily cured by s. 8. s. -
.,"HAckAErAcE,". a lasting and fragrant Der.
Tune. Price Is and5O cents. .;ij. y vi
;SHLon's CuEg WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping cough and Bronchis;a 'i-
FoR DYsrErslA and Liver Complaint, you
h nave q printed guarantee on every bottle OF
ohiloh's Vitaliser. 1t never falls to cure. NJ
Y. :. 4 NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle Of
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents. 4;
2 Sold BY E. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by r. L.. List, 1910 Main
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Allow a cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious nlaladies, such
troubles when an immediate relief can be So
readily attained BosclxEs GERMAN sYRur
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds and the seyerest Lung
Diseases. Its Dr.. Boschee's famous German
prescription, and Is prepared with tho usestast
care, and ne fear need be entertained In Alt
ministering t to tho youngest child, as per
directiQns. The sale OF this medicine Ia in.
precedented. Since frst introduced there ha,
oeen = constant increasing demand aud with.
aut single report Of failure to do It's work in
bny case. Ask your Druggist; as to the tryth
Of these remarks. Large sizes rs ospts, Try
itand % convfnces. 7rhs4V :
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HN1NE oE QARnu!" four tiues . day
I MAKES a happy hoaseN6!d. q. sf5
For sale by Logan & Co. lti i.st
: N(YElf NEWS,

General Information About the River
20 and Boats from the Leycc. al
The steamer Sidney will leave Cincinnati
Tomorrow evening for this place,
The river rose Saturday and Yesterday, the
marks indicated d depth Of / feet s inches
and about stationary. Eqa@l5
The Little Anna will come OF the docks
to-day, but will not resume her trips before
wednesday, on account Of the paint not be-
ing dry. y 49,; = l! nj
The Stockdale passed down Saturday with
q fair tlip. She took considerable freight for
the sidney, which was transferred at Par.
keTsburg yesterday morning. t'7 fs,, 4
The WIN s, HAYS was successfully LAUNCHED
at idtssbnIg! on Saturday and her proper.
tions greatly admired by the Louisville lSur.
'er'Jenrnal man, after whom she is named.
The fast and light ANDES is DUE to-day from
Points n,aa 9,Yn the river, Ta,moTfow 81 three
o'clock she will leave for Cincinnati. The
Andes is one Of the most deselyedly popular
boats on the river, and Captain Muhleman
ana G!elk. Noll continue to 10 the public's
fayorites az Of yore. !, Ii Az i.Il.iFS
CScINSAri, River II feet falling. Clear
and cool. Departed, Scotia, Pittsburgh. $50
OIL CRY, September 24.-River. 2 feet 0
~ 'ncnes anu iailine. Weather clear and cool.
PITTSBURGH, September 24.-River 5 feet
!! inches and rising Weather clear and
c9ol, ~ s55s y issii i' y :.
LOUISVILLE, september 24.-Canal 9 feet 10
inches, falls a feet Q inches and falling.
s{VIcr s.rra. 'csn,.,, Ia ., re J.
inches oe2. pn,e a4.-hver rose
orlesns cSp an.ta tJ Ias Eaas pafges, New
~ " eas i'eaI eieat anu COOL, .,--,-S..
:, \. Mkarl4s, seBteMbe1 A:TAlyer rising. De:
caIre q fnn; =: i aano, d. Louis Ciy OF
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hI. o. s1-t1HSflLLE.
No arrests were made last week. ' "
Rev; NJ. E. Beal, Of Bridgeport, vas In town
Saturday. 4 - ',4.i't, ~
Seven marriage licenses were Issued last
week by the Probate Court.
Isaac Taggart, who was stricken with nara
lysis, Friday, is still living, but very low.
Mrs. Roberts, residing three miles north Of
this place, died last Thursday, from copsump
John WelIy, OF near Louisville, has sold
h's farm OF sixty acres to Mr.. Stewart
residing near this place, at so per acre.
Last week Mr.. John s. Hutchinson found q
pocketnccount book containing accounts tt
the value Of 81 900, but having nothing &c
indicate tho owner. The account book NAV
be obtained by addressing Mr.. Hutchirs oi,
at a.. Clairsvllle. 80 ~ .
Marshal Drusan, Of Delaire, brought Jane.
A. Small and George Waters to jail Saturday
Small was sent up for obtaining goods unde,
false pretenses and Waters 10 work out Il fine
imposed on him by Mayor Cooper for bur.
glarizing railroad car. 49, ,7.iTT
William Mcknight, OF Martins Ferry, was
examined by tha Probate court Saturday on
the charge Of house breaking and petit lur
ceny, and WIS bound over to appear before
tbs Common Pleas Court in the sum Of $500
In default OF which he was committed to jail
Ed Anderson, who was brought to The
county jail shp7, time ago. from Martin.
Ferry, escaped from that institution Satur
day morning. through, It is said the care
lessness Of Tailor Colby. Anderson was al
lowed to carry coal by the jailor, and while
engaged IN doing this he dropped the bucket
aud ran. Colby pursued and fired four shot.
ct him, none Of which took effect. Anderson
has not been captured s-s!H E'r rTiEsfTI7E
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LAsr evening about $50 o'clock, an alarm,
Of fire was sounded from boz s. at Hobbs,
Brockunier & Co.'s. 1t was occasioned by
the discovery that a fire had started inside
the old stable ut the lower end OF the works,
occupied as, a stable for the coal bank ami.
mals. 1t Is supposed that the stable was set
attire. but by whom It Is not known. The
blaze was discovered In time to he e1tin.
guished by buckets, although the Eighth
ward company was on hand promptly. The
rest Of the department responded properly,
The damage done was slight, -
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Harvest Festival Mt, Zi0n'ai Lutheran
u - L---- :. Church. w ~ n. -

100 -| ya NhuFSu' -.yr,' ~, H,t.+~.
The, annnal harvest festival services 4 Mere Ct
held lii the Hion's Lutheran Church, Rev, o,
Meer~ein, pastor, yesterday. The church
WIS profusely decorated for the occasion, In
front OF tho altar two heavy pillars laden and
hung with numerous vines and samples oi
fruits, were .yeryf conspicuous. Over X The
pillars md set on them was IN arch nicely
trimmed with everEreens and flowers in be.
tween the arch could be seen In large giit
letters tho words t..praise the Lord" Tables.
heavily laden With samples OF grains,
vegetables q and fruits, surrounded the
pillars. Handsome and appropriate iecora.
lions around the pulpit, chandeliers ind
other portions OF the church. made it very
imposing scene to behold. At. the morning
services, which were very largely attended by
the congregation and their friends, the l,as:
tor, Rev. y. Mcerwein, preached not only an
appropriate but II powerful and eloquent
sermon. taking rs lhis text Psalm li9-Ui
which was listened to with marked attention
by the large assemblagc present. '; 7 =,
In tho evening the exercises were con.
Quoted by the Sabbath School, NUMBERING
nbout 800 scholars and teachers. / The rxer
Giscs consisted in singing, speaking, declar:a.
tions, &C.. all appropriate to tho occasion; 'ds
also very nice address from. The pastor. a,
the conclusion Of the, services, each schola,
4 received a Welcome present, consisting OF q
paper buy containing samples OF different
iruits. The smiling countenancos, of this
little ones plainly showed their apprccia
ton, and all dispersed well pleased, aud
with the satisfaction Of having u big day In
Zion - Il h =, az ~ 5,tst RI l7}I. iIs
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: PERSONAL MENTION. |
Chat and Gossip About Some Well
.AH'ff .lEtsl Known People. is eS I.GII

fte,nt Ahnn6 Hnson We'll
4, AnoWh seop ~, Il ~ 4.
harfy su1ythe leaves LOT liatvafu eoliese
To-Day 90. II "
Dana L. Hubbard, OF tho Eric, Pa, Di.paieh,
Is III the city. ~ y .7, n. ~ II. ,5js
Rev. Masden returned from Mountain Lake
Park Saturday. RS, Fl. K
judge Cochran and wife nre making tour
OF The North west. NIIsg-iI - TeS1'flIT
!Msvor rv.,,.r &, a., , .,,,o,, aud
nnSstons ilne.. . ou' a''ef ' 'eu'o"s NV
N Nj I'll, ras..A. nv. !,
Miss hl Ia cochran has returned to school
a. ST. ~ 1 CIV. M.eu. ESQ,
"a oMte oIperihtehucnt OF FREQ schools
bu.ehef u nome from barbour county. w
The name OF Hon. A. y. Caldwell has been
frequently mentioned In connection with the
nomination for Circuit Court Judge ON the
Republican ticket. silgt
Charles Sphuldinp and family have re.
moved 10 Militant. In order tint bs may
rive closer pcrsonai superyision TO the cree.
lion OF tho new iron Understandable Iier.
aid. I5 6iT'i'iTTfis7 55Is} n SlTIIlT'7 n IA
j W. ,o,rs, ~ Law, ., no d.,u, ~ A..
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|, Obituary.

The friends Of Harry ID, Hubbard only
son Of Col. Henry Hubbard, were shocked at
the news Of his death Oh Saturday.. Mr..
Hubbard Ind only been Yitti 4 short time,
which made the blowsto the .family;all the
more severe. The deceased was young man
OF high character; and his future prospects
sou the aillic.ion to the family and the father
Is made almost unsupportablc.G The grief:
stricken widow was called away from the
Sdcath.bed OF her mother, ut Morgantown, 10
weep over tho death Of her husband, Alto.
SSsethcr tho death is a peculiarly sud one, and
the family have titha tsympathy Of u large
circle OF relatives aud fricndA;jjI'It ;tyI1F
. The funeral viii take place this afternoon
at o'clock from the RESIDENCE Of The de:
ceascl's fathcr.i 81 IS E-15 % -; rs
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The Voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will
send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days 10 men (young or old\ who are
afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality
and Manhood, and kindred troubles, guarari.
teeing speedy and complete restoration: OF
health aud manly visor Address as above.
\; h.-No risk is incurred, ~ thirty days
trial u allowed. 49, ~. 49, rrssw 1
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golden MEDICAL Discovery" Trademark
registered( Is not only sovereign remedy for
fonsumptiq1, but also for pousHpptiys night
sweats. hronchitia, coughs, splitting Of blood.
weak lungs. shortness Of breath, and kinured
affections Of the throat aud chest. BY drug
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