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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-24
Need Watching.
Our Laoc-M Makers Under Constant
Espionage.


cent issue, had an extended report
of the proceedings ola recent meet
ing of the Saloon-keepers' law de-
flying association, which in the re-
port is call the General Protective
Association"
We wish every temperance man
and woman in Ohio could read the
most impudent and traitorous pro-
ceedings of this meeting.
We should think every member
of the Ohio Legislature, now in ses-
sion, would be filled with indigna-
ton, to know that this "Guy
Fawkes" conclave is holding their
proceedings under reasonable es-
pionage, ready to hurl to ruin, if
possible, every Christian member
that dares raise his voice for the
Sabbath or do his duty toward the
MONIES ne represents.
To show the workings of the Or
ganization and the animus of the
meeting we extract from the pro-
ceedings as below. From lengthy
report of the Executive Board, de-
failing its work during the recent
political campaigns, we give some
short extracts
"Atter the Pond Bill was absolv-
ed, and the poison had been extract
ed from the Smith Bill, special at
tentien was devoted TO politics.
"The liberal press, that assisted
us with all the means at their
command, and made our cause their
own, deserves our special recog-
milton and well deserved honor"
Doubtless the Commercial and
Enquirer deem this most disting-
uished honor.)
Again:
"By means of pamphlets, COM
posed by our ablest fellow citizens,
and distributed in thousands of
copies over every portion of the
State, even the inhabitants of the
country districts have ascertained
that change of party bars was
necessary; they have shown at
every election that they are the
natural allies of a great and mighty
industry of the land, and they have
assisted us in preparing a well-de-
served grave for the enemy of pro-
gress and personal liberty"
Our Republican friends will
doubtless appreciate this compli-
ment and will be expected to hang
their heads in humble confession,
while the Commercial Gazette kisses
the infallible toe of the Liquor-traf-
fic in penance for the Republican
party's past sins against it's divine
right.
UNDERSTAND WHAT WE DESIRE.
"Our representatives IN the Leg
islature, and the leaders of the peo-
pie have, we trust, understood this
indication, and probably under
stand what we desire. 1t is scarce
ly necessary to add much more;
the contest is over, and the situa-
ton has been declared. Without
this victory the continuation of
our business would have been en-
dangered, and its total suppression
would have been merely question
of time"
Now, Gentlemen Legislators, toe
the mark or take the dire conse-
quences!
PROTECTION BY THE STATE.
And here comes the conclusion
of the whole matter:
"Now, however, the legislators
mustacquiesce in our just demands
and perhaps the time is not far
off when the retailing of liquors
will be made legal and acknowl-
edged and protected by the State"
THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS.
The President of the meatinp
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-24

The army of counterfeiters will
be arraigned in the U, S. Court in
Parkersburg, to-day.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-24
WEST VIRGINIA FREEMAN.
Compromising with the Devil.

"The "lrrepressible Conflict"
comes up in all conceivable forms
and shapes.
Some time ago the good citizens
of Point Pleasant had the under
hold' on the whisky demon and
could have "doaUned" him finally,
but that they carelessly let go to
"spit on their hands," so to speak.
Now the boastful outlaw stalks
through the streets the terror of
the town, destroying citizens and
spreading sorrow and dismay
throughout the community.
And now comes citizen in last
weeks Register, proposing a eompro-
mise with the devil. After all the
fruitless efforts of mankind to get
the Devil to behave himself by
compromises, and by going into
partnerships with him, it is aston
ishing that good men are still
ready to "dicker" with him.
But hear what the correspondent
in the Point Pleasant Register says
in reference to their approaching
town election:
another subject, that of indis-
criminate license, will enter large
ly into the next election of town
officers.
"No organized opposition will be
made to granting license, at the
coming election.
"But the people will demand of
the next Council limit to license.
"They will demand that no sa-
leon be permitted anywh here on
Main street.
"They will also demand the
passage Of an ordinance designating
the streets on which drinking
saloons may be operated.
either this must be consented
to, or else an absolute prohlD1tlOn
ticket will be elected"
How long will it take good men
to learn that license means umlima-
tied license? And what right has
City Council to turn the Devil
loose to torment the families living
on one street, while the residents
on another street are protected?
No bargain was ever yet made
with Satan but he got the best of it.
It is written, "Resist the Devil and
he will flee from you;" but it is no.
where said, Regulate the Devil and
he will behave himself.
Prohibition is the only common
sense way of fighting the liquor
traffic, just as it is the universal
policy in fighting other public evils.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-24

THE AMENDMENT.---The first sig
nifcant vote on the pending Pro-
hibitory Amendment, was several
days ago, on the motion of the OPP
position to refer to the Judiciary
Committee, which was voted down
by At to Is.
The measure was reached again
on its second reading yesterday,
but out of courtesy to Mr.. Dovener,
who is leading the fight against the
People, and who was sick, it was
deferred and made the order for
Thursday morning, Jan. 25th.
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The Pocahontas Times Is the name Of a
new paper to be published shortly at Hunt
ersville.
The Braxton Democrat is in lis Presiden.
tial choice for Tilden, first, and Cleveland
second, but has no use for Hancock.
The Wetzel Democrat is Of the opinion
that the presidential lightning that strikes
Ben Butler will zig gag powerfully"
In addition to the counties Of Clay CAL
houn and Pocahontas, are those OF Boone,
Logan and Wyoming, which are without
county papers.
Some one called Morris, Of the Richie
Gazette Colonel" The scholar and phi
lauthropist announces that blood, nothing
but blood, will wipe out the insult.
The New Martinsville Meeenger says
that 1t must have member in the next
Legislature who will introduce bill re-
newing defunct and lapsed military titles.
The Philippi Plaindedler has invested in q
new press and material, and proposes to
enlarge. Itdeserves to be encouraged in
its enterprise by the good people OF Bar.
bour county. ...-
luz ulhlllusuuik LLCIWu thiuho thns Aot
short time past, this State has discounted
the palmiest days oil the western wilds in
the way Of furnishing murders, robberies
and sensational stories.
The firm Of White 4 Scott, publishers Of
the Parkersburg STATE Journal, has been
dissolved, Postmaster Scott retiring. The
politics will remain unchanged, and Mr..
White will continue to edit it in the bright,
newsy manner that has distinguished 1t in
the past
The Fairmont IMder has found that q
hand press no longer meets its wants, and
with pride announces that its next issue will
be printed on bran new power press,
while the further announcement Is made
that the paper is soon to be enlarged and
more attention given to It's editorial and
news columns. The Indez deserves 10
prosper.
The Waynesburg papers have each other
by the ears and are making music so to
speak. The Independent claims the most
matter, and the Republican changing the
topic to quality, notes the difference
between the composition Of an ordinary
stud horse bill and the literary excellence
OF n Century Md1d:ine,
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sure Cure for Piles.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR..
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. vii.
liam's Indian Ointment A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer I've min.
utes after apply iug this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment alb
serbs the tumors, allsys the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm IN
bed,l acts a. o poultoe, gives Instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared emily for Piles
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else.
For sals by all drugyiss and mailed on re.
oept OF pric6, q 90.
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and B. (.
NcConahey, Bridgeport 0. raw
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MARRIAGES Asp pEArus
That Have Recently Ocenrrsd In This
state and Vieiuity.

IAkhlAuA8s
Benjamin Rose. to Leyina A. Walter at Woods
Rev. II. N. Hiidebrand 70 Fannie I. Roberts,
Washington, Pa, By Reys, ]. a. Miller and j.
kechem, Apnl4.
ChSs. i. Gntir' Q 70 Lizzie Rodorker, by Rev. W.
E. LOOMS, April 10. both Of MARSHALL GO;
VIM. Padel TO y; spesr, both OF Warrington CO.,
John II. Butler 70 Ella Moore. both Of Berkeley
CO., by Rev. K /. Wilson, Apfil4
Adam II. C.,p crLOn 70 Emma 7, Dooley, both oil
StOnSWsil Lilly % iIsn,snla 8. Harvey, both Of
Summers 20, BY Rev. II Stuart, April4.
Walter ". Anderson, OF Montana, 70 Mamie II.
Tiffany, OF Monroe CO., by Roy. K. H. Mason, April
81. ". Zimmerman, Of tho MArtiuhbuIg lHdepend'
eni, TO saIlIo R. Chocklty, BY Rev. E 6. Vandiy0r,
K. n. Borgs to Nancy v. Haysle.t. both Of Green.
brer CO., BY Rev. A. ~; Cooper April 5; !,
John Mcdonald, OF ClArkSburI 70 Bridget Nee, Of
Thomas p. Brennan to Annie Clifford, both Of
ClatksburI. by Rev. FAthei o'ConnOr. Aprll0
Joseph H. wHte 70 70 Ran Fancy IS..sn 00'n Oh
John Grimes 70 Margaret Gowen, al Thornton. W.
Va, by Rev. 2, AMMAN, Aprils,
James A. EnSlcy 70 Rachel A. Shank. both oil
Lester Tenny 70 George L. Thackeri both Of
Uhhur CO.. March 10. by Rev. !. J. Gillespie.
ChaS. barnes TO Kate Caldwell, botn OF Berkeley
CO., by Kew J. W. Hedges, Aprll ~
Jesse r. Rldgeway 10 Eta Hays ett, both OF Befke'
ley CO., by Rev. John W. Vol, March Y.
Geo. ". Wright u Lottie J. Ro1nck, both Of JET
fslSon CO., by Rev. L. shtploy, Apil2
DEATHS.
Mrs Rebeca Sales, Berkeley CO., April 1; aged q.
Joseph r. Bateman. Martlnsburg April 7; Aged, 7.
Mr.. MaryJ, Flora, MArtinsbufg, March Is: aged a.
Mira Annie Lewis. widow OF the late Lieut.. Jas. b.
Lewis, U. !. n, Jefferson CO., April .; =.
Joshua Bltley. formerly OF Moundsyille, a. b.
ClAinvlle April TO-.
L. D. McvGney, Glimer CO., April 9: Rged& IS.
Mrs. Maria n. Mytinger, Romney, April .: agcd o.
Mrs @. W. DunHn0rt, Monroe CO., April y; aged %.
Ms Chris Rummel, Charleston, April II; aged ~
MIRA Narclssa I. Hutchinson. Jackson co., April
Ms John Garrett at Washington. Pa, April 10;
aged 81.
Joseph A. vankirk, Warrington CO., Pa. April II;
aged IS.
Clinton Bouar. Mar1hall Co. April i: aged TO-.
Mrs klmer ApplesaTth, Martins Ferry, April 9.
MIS-. suSannah schoheld. steubenrille, April u
aged %.
suSiD Pollock, WetzeI county. April Z: aged ..
ChAS. &. Hooper. Gnft0u, April Q; aged y,
Francis Flanagan, Grafton, April u aged "a.
Ms Martin Hyer Weston, April 2; aged y,
Isaac Bios. sr., Wayne CO., April 7; aged 81.
Mrs. Jane Rottenbetry, PoiRt Pleasant, April !;
John N. Jones, Letart, ". Va. April 0: aged 50.
MrS Nancy ManleSs, Pocahontas co., March ~;
Levi; Smith, Summers CO.. March 81; aged 60.
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The Rnd nnd IYorihless

arc Fever initiated or cOualteted This is especially
true Of family medicine. and It Is positive proof
that the remedy initiated Is Of the highest value.
As soon as 1t had boon tested and proved by the
whole world that Hop Bitten was the purcst, best
and most valuable family incidence on earth, many
limitations sprung mp and began to steal the no.
tees In which the press and people Of the country
had expressed the merits Of H. B., and In every
way trying to induce suffering invalIds to use their
stua instead, expecting TO make money on the
credit and good nRmeoiH. B. Many Others started
Iosrums put up In similar style 10 Il. b., with va.
riouSly devised names, In which the word Hop or
Hops" were used In way 10 induce people 10 be-
lieye they were the same as Hop BitteiS. All such
remedies or cures no matter what their
style or HRlBe d, and especially those with The
word Hop" or Hops III their name. or In any
way connected with them or their name, are imita.
tons or counterfc!tS. Beware Of them. Touch
none OF them. Use nothing but genuine Hop Bit.
ten with bunch or cluster Ok green Hops on the
white label. Trust nothing else. Druggists and
dealers are warned against dealing In limitations or
tthk4w
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New York J ribnne
lila band was William Moore, then living
In Lafayette county, No., whos06n became
an expert desperate and who accomplish
ed his full share OF the bloody outrages
which made his companions and himself
infamous. After the war had ended he
engaged in various enterprises OF fraud,
lust and murder, made money and lost it
again, took his turn in jail, and finally,
after many desperate yiGissitudes, began
life over again as cowboy In Colorado.
Thence, having saved q little money, he
migrated to New Mexico and started a
sheep ranch, which has prospered wonder
fully. He is now rich, and trying, with
more success than could have been expect.
ed, TO be respectable. At the present mo.
ment he Is under the care Of an occulist in
Kansas City, intending II his vision Is re-
stored 10 marry young woman who 10 said
to be studying elocution in this city at his
expense.
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CHE Intelligence.
,a,re. SOC. ID an q foltflecnih Ntrcel.
4 NEW ENGLAND spRINs.

B0sion AdrertiAr.
whAtR marvellous thing
hA new England spring
ltIttutly dehes competition,
For temperatures h0rfid,
From ihgld 10 t0rfid,
Come 10 Us In quick repetition.
We awake with tho dawn
On charming tpdng morn.
And look wish delight all around US.
How baimy the ART
Tie fragrance how rarsl
OlAl the young buds that surround Us.
There's a premise OF Bills
In day such ~ this
That Pills every heart with epose,
There's I'eedOm from caro-
In knlf OF the air,
sin through tho window II blows
Built glowing quite hot
AIN SURF Il II not
As C0ol as thought when rose,
I'm melting ah-whew-
What shall We all do,
ln tlannelS aud thick winter clothes.
Bring my white linen suit,
III smoke a cheroOt,
And sit out here under the trees,
Iced lemonade, quick
Have II hpicGd with EtickI
Ali theEecame bit OF q breeze.
And now with a fan
III keep cCOl rs can,
Thorgh Think shall certainly melt,
I'll throw Off my hat,
All. chi What was that?
Sure bit OF cast wind Just felt.
Think I'll 90 in
A. IN dressed IA her thu,
It's we'll 10 be on the safe aide.
'TiHan effort 10 move,
These changes sby JOye,
Are things could never abide.
Drrr, II grows cold.
l wish had tod
The Rirls 10 mIka fires In plenty.
Here you, Jane and Ann,
Come quick rs you can
The thermometers gone down 10 twenty
4 hot whisky punch
I'll tAke.ior my lunch.
Something, quick, that will get mo warmet
TIM.
For u,y le, I. hot brick,
For pity Z sake, quick,
I'm 50 cold. Atchoo, Rtchoo, atchoo.
ANEW England tpring
lsamArvelOus thing,
II VgGrsdescdpIlOn, that's true:
For temperatures hOrhd,
From fngil 70 iorrid,
Come 70 lis. Atchoo, atchoo, atchoo.
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uOME PROOF.

..,d Liver BlseAses and Rheumatism
Edaey TEaa,ItbIy-"EOthing seemed to help me;
saldno5 Ae''N' 2EPr. PhlLLlM
Wheeling, ". Va.
., polypus OF Nose, Impaired vOice.-sui'
h W., ytaiS; patent medicine IAIed 70 hc4P me-
e .niis Completely f GHSk IL cnADDycK,
n, speIdel & Co, Wheeling, ". Va.
aud Ii,csrAted StomAch-"Treatmen
IspeP,SipIi, IN gIye a u relief: Dr. Smith cured
MytAn IA' THUMAS HOLT, InSurAhc9 agent.
SSS.-"Had them for fourteen yIG lIirSGT s'A
,sNI me, ,,,rInq sores on Hcad.-"Ay son was
scrO!aIi,, ! HG Iaiir,aen years Nothing seemed 10
ssp6in. Dr. Sin''H Me- s CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling, ". Va
,...,, -"suiIeied for years Win NHnSeIi hhu u
ION, three times. te1ltSeo LII ~
rOa. Dr. sl''A '"' Mas II. N. CIRCUIT.
pLl v.,p,a of AnuL-FIGt Of my back Tor Is
hies' RerStted dying. Dr. smith cured me with
III tllle, in I've weeks THOMAS CoLv1g, F.
w.o,c..le Grocer, Main 81, wheeling; "; va.
NhoIt ~ KecVuu, FrolaptuH and Piles.
VCtlHH aSrsn nm " die and pronounced lncufa'
ma SS,uiIh cured nae without knife"
We Dr. slniNi '1 WASHINGTON DELAEY,
Martins Ferry.
n tadd writes :-"Dr. smiths PROBES.
EsI. d; ~ In my family have been most satiE
Co. s,,oty E and commeud him to all T" 4 gentleman
Iod l'siiLIu Kob says 81 had been suffering
w M. mT VAN and treated BY many phyAictAns tor
Ms,snI Dr smith said mad tape worm. and
trltIAss;o ur removed mou'ter 10y feet long"
stsI III years IL hospitals ior
itItV la ms Iecu lar advantages in such caseR
kaAt, .,sd n rNtafrh, diseases OF heart, liver,
rs s'cS Siineys. tkiu, blood, nervous affections
ie,aI ~, Fnc.EG. Of men aud youth, scroiulA and
. IN testify to my success.
s sirs cured without the knife. ,..,,,..a
eaS al 'lstance may ~ ea s6s n
sII W., IN receipt Of two threecent stamps, and
Erre iS.ui Al ONCE freo Office hours IRON "a.
~ daily, Call on or address
L0ihA ~ JOHN Z. SMITH, n. D.,
,,,o No 1901 ChspIiue 81. Wheeling. w. va.
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LoulSyille Coulter J0uInAL
As for Butler for Presi dent, he could not
carry Kentucky against Chester A. Arthur,
or any other decent Republican, Stalwart
or HaltBreed. He lisa keen political
sharper, a smart partisan adventurer, aud
no Democrat dreams oil him as a candidate
for ANYTHING. There 10, as matter Of fact,
no thought or talk othim anywhereamong
Democrats, the suggestion being simply a
weak invention Of the enemy.
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We do not find fault. reproach or condemn
the practice OF any regular physiclan-this ID
not our mission-but we do claim II he were
to add Penna TO his prescriptions as directed
In our book on the'Ils OF Lii" land furnished
gratuitousIy by oil druggists he would cure
all his patients "oswlGo. Potter County,
Pa, DR.. HARrMAs-Dear Sir. The small nj.
GERS are all healed, aud the two large ones are
not more than half as large as they were.
am feeling qnite we'll. The people say your
Perlna and Ianalia are doing a miracle.
do not take nearly as much onium as did
before. Mrs. ELLEN MAYARD" D&v
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TIE ruling passion.-Angelica (raisinp
her head from the fashion" books over
which she has been pouring. "1f you'd
only leave those stupid, stupid cards, AL
gernon, and tell me whether you think I'd
best have my dress long or short!" Alger.
non Hooking up from his Soltaire). "Why
not decide Il by cutting?" ST..
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skin Diseases Cured.

BY On. FRAxIxR's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
AZ Il by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
GrubS, Blotches, and Erupdons on the Face,
leaving the akin clear, healthy, and boauh.
ful. Also cures Itch, salt Rheum, Bore Nip
Piles, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulosr1 and
'T soid by By all druggisa and mailed on re-
ceipt OF price, 80 centa.
III. shirk and Logan 4 Co., Agents at
wheeling, and R. K. Mccouahey, Agent at
RridRepoYt pkW
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An AwraI Emergency.
The Judge.

One day poor poet addressed his unap.
preciative matter.ofiact wife thus:
when the pendulum Of my heart shall cease to
And at deaths dark portals then shall ,rcmu'
lousy watt
Then, after pause, with a heavy Sigh,
he added, "Wife, what will you do p
"Well," she coolly replied, yawning, ~
s'pose I'd have to run around the corner
and ask Mupgins, the undertaken, to bury
YOU on tick" u. |.
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IT is certain that the longer speech, the
weaker It 10, but not so with cold, the
longer II runs the worse 1t becomes. A cold,
be It ever 90 slight Is no trile, 1t should be
checked In Its early stages. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Is the balm OF Gilead" that millions
say 10 divine in It's origin. H#.t..
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Fear Not.

All kidney and urinary complaints, es.
pecially Brights Disease. Diabetes and Liver
troubles, Hop Bitters will surely and lasting.
ly cure. Cases exactly like your own have
You can find reliable proof at home OF what
Hop Btters has and can do. TrHSAw
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as 1t SIM" asks fashionable lady Of
her spiritual director, "for me to feel pleas
ure when gentleman says am hand
Tits, my daughter he replies gravely /;
1--WE should never delight in falsehoods. "
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FINANCIAL AED ConnERCIAL.
Nov York Meney and Stocks.


NV Yonk. April ls-Mousy 2as per cent. clos.
paper 6]Sl6 per cent, Sterling Exchange bankers
bIls heavy a. q 50; demand n S6k.
&C. x Per cent higher for Is; unchanged for 4bE
.. s. P&s saiSS
0. g. AZ. coupons. llS 9. P bonds arstA
o. s. a. coupon. ll9N {. p. Land Grants lo6
Pacific 6 OF '95.........lG u P, q king fund.-.
!entnl Pacific nHtA.1l4 Texas Pac land gts. G. ,
Erie seconds. rs do Rio Grand diy.. S14
RAIAoAD HosDs-1rregular.
STATE sEcuRrrrEs-Neslected.
Louisiana consos... lIy!ryinIa es.....;.-.. SO
Missouri 6s.....,.......l1l Virginia consols, ex.
" Joseph. TIA mat coupons. 355
Tennessee g.. new. AK III. div.
SrocKs-The selling movements In tho stock
market In the forenoon, TO realize profits, in dlyi
the bears, by hammering Union Pacific, cndeAvOred
70 precIpltGte 4 iurtheffAll Between IGS0 and
O'Clock the market was steadIer. with an improve
ment In prices, bat weakness succeeded. and In the
last hour prices ruled again l0NGr. Burlington d
Qnincy declined 2per cent. 70 l2ls.; Northwestern
ISL S st. Tsnl to iS2 Lake Shore tcsiii,F;
Wabash preferred y, 10 81; there was q decline Ia
these stocks from X TO ~ the latter Northwestern.
which was the weakest on the list, Burlington d
Quincy being the next weakest. Hannibal q 81.
hour and advanced X, TO IS. speciGlties seem 10
have felt but little oil the stock bleak 10 day. Rich
mond & DAnville declined per cent Ia the last
hour, which was the only important change In
that class Ct stocks Market closed weak and OF the
lowest prices Of The day.
M. Ktnt. ukaa
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II guess that girl must be the -four OF the
family" remarked the young man who
had been waltzing with her, as he essayed
to brush of the white spot on his coat
sleeye.-Boston Transcript.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. ]. E. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapllne Street.
Nv Near Fourteenth Street

,. evidence Of phy,ician's success q! !. ne
ne es,' II lis patients The increasing emands
X M IIt,ly with those who have consulted
s5SVfAbI! ~ nss nGiients name without peTmlS.
e IDtIsth i nave many bundled certificates
20. ihcusn nnm have cured after they had been
10 tho S tnnV"trEble, 4 thorough m(dical edu:
pgooaTSS,S,Sb nisny years hospital experience and
hrii4tiN rental peCulIIFities aud Atrict ~.
10! o. itIv,rI,ic management insurts success, II
Ssaoa 70 !ib,s, aud frankly give the patient my
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