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A TREAT AT TURNER HALL.

The most pleasing performance this season
was undoubtedly that by lambert and
Richardson's Dramatic Combination at Turner
Hall last evening. The play was the Bankers
Daughter, one SO well and so fayorably known
that no more than its name need be mentioned
IL was presented in style seldom equallcd for
artistic merit. The company is collectively one
uf-the best Oh the road, and beyOend doubt far
superior TO any other in the memory of thu
writer that discriminating manager howard
has brought hars, Individually they are
worthy or the highest encomiums. During the
evening no manncrisms were precepLible, and
the acting seemed so natural, that AT times one
forgot il was acting. With the sole exception
of George Lyon Lawrence Westbrookl, whose
carriage was too youthful for grandfather's
the members of the company are deserving Of
praise in exact proportion Y tAe, importance
matte eiscts by Miss Julia Blake LILLIAN
WcstbroOkD, james Wilson John Strewblow),
Arda La Croix Count de CarojacJ and C. Rich
ardson (Harold Rutledgc) in the pathetic
scenes with which the Bankers Daughter is
replete were relieved in a most commendable
manner by Miss Ida May BlakeS and Harry
respective rOles-Mrs. Rrown and George
Washington Hhipps The portrayal of the two
last named characters was perhaps the most
enjoyable feature of the entertainment. Miss
Blake's Widow Brown, in particular, met with
strong Appreciation. The little soubrette ell
deared herself to the audience on her first APP
pearance and steadily added TO the favorable
impression till the curtain fell in the last act.
the company aud was unstinting of applause,
OF which even the orchestra -MessrS. lambert
and Richardson's pWn-received share, The
music alone was worth the price OF admission.
This evening will be presented Dion Boucci-
cault's Led Astray.
Rose aud Howard have settled their difficulty
and the charge against Rose will be dismissed
Yesterday evening Howard gave to Rose a
paper on which Howard had written that Mr..
Rose "has honorably liqudated all claims which
| had against the eboye named company, and
has satisfied me that his intention was 10 do 50
when nc l4ft Ihradp I noN declare te hal nc
intention OF defraliding me or anyone"
SAN IN THE LOBnIES.
John f. lnce has been married six years 10
the lady styled Miss Jones on the bills Of his
company,
lnce is an Englishman by birth. So is Barrett
Miss Elhni is the wife of O New Yorker.
the Marie Geistiuger opera company is &c
| play at Turner hall on the 18th and 10th instant
| II wolIidpromisc to come here only on cOndi.
! ton thai Manager Howard Guaranteed il 81, 0OO
| NisSms method of advertising is more
| original than that of the Iangtry, though il
| detIactl somewhat from the prma donna,
/ reputation Is TO amiabilty. The Omaha BOni.
face wp would not furnish her luncheon il
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Q Ell E Elk f!

Realistic scenery, showing beautiful ilu-
minated scene OF the Fifth AvenuGhotel, llof
Hahn Hop6c The Worth Monument, the lliber-
~ Torch, and Madison Square under the
sleGtpic light. Mr.. Roland Reed also introduces
selections from the new comic operas and the
latest songs and medleys of Harrigan Harris
popular music.
Crowded houses and delighted audiences
everywhere. Reserved seats at Rische's.
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The ben Thomson Case,

The Ben Thompson case was called this
morning. The application for change of
venue, with afidavits, was presented. The
Jurors were dismissed until Thursday, and the
question OF venue will come up for argument
to morrow
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10000 lie Contre Pear Trees.

3 per mail, postpaid for 81. The Huntsville
Nurseries Alabama, have heretofore adver-
tisrl only for the Wholesale trade, but now Of
fer inducements To all who plant Fruit Trees
and Fruit Plants. Catalogue free, ltawk
4Wk.
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Marriage Lieensssa

The following marriage licenses were
issued to-day Arthur Joseph Hutchinson
Barbour ard Miss Sadie Chew
Chas. Durham and Alvina Swierz.
Andreas Strslcik and Msri Kokott.
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10 Cents q w eek

ton suit was begun he had all the money
Time dragged along until the 1913 settlement
was declared unconstitutional, leaving the
money in his possession. lie dare not use r
Tor State purposes, and hence he
USED 1T FOR HIS owS
doubtless loaning out much of il TO tide over
friends in u close place When called upon To
producejt he could not, hence the deficit Had
the interest on the 1908 been promptly paid
he would never have been subjected 10 the
temptationr In the meantime the investiga-
ton goes on, and some startling disclosures
may be expected.
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HOW ACTRESSES KISS.

A Lecture on the Art Of Oscillation aud the
ejaculation of Art.
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women Who Tell . heir Ages.

EIchdHoe.
The common objection among woman
kind to letting their ages be known is moi
shared by the ladies Of Japan, who actual
ly display the facts as to their age in the
arrangement Of their hair. Girls from to
Is wear their hair interlaced with red Grape,
describing hali.circle round the head, the
forehead being left free with curl at each
side. From is to 80 the hair is dressed
very high on the forehead, and put up at
the back in the shape OF fan or butterfly,
with interlacings Of silver cord ana
a decoration Of colored balls. Be-
yond 80 woman twists her hair around u
shell pin placed horizontally at the back
OF her head. Widows also designate them
selves, and whether or not they desire TO
marry again. One may compare with
this remarkable hirsute honesty OF the
Japanese a story OF the reluctance Of
American women to adopt any such can
did policy. A theatrical manager was
producing farce in which one OF the
characters was 10 be a bald woman, and it
go happened that the actress who was cast
for the part had no hair on the top Of her
head. But instead OF availing herself OF
this natural advantage she wore wig over
the bare spot, and laid thereon some palpG.
bly, false badness.
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MEDICAL.
Pale. Poor. Puny. and PaIlld.

Considering all the ills that attacl,
little children, it is a wonder that any
of the poor little youngsters live to
grow up. '-''' ".z
There are children who are truly
objects of pity. They seem almost
bloodless. Their cheeks arethin and
pinched: their eyes are hollow; and
their skin is tightly drawn over their
loreheatls. There is nothing hearty
about them. They do not enjoy
their lives. They aresufering from
the debility that leads to marasmus.
Poor things! u
Do a good deed for the pale, poor
puny, pallid child. Hand itsmothet
a bottle Of Brown's Iron BHters.
Here is life even for the most deli.
cate, the most debilitated; for the
child almost given upfordead. Iron
in the blood is what the child needs.
to bring it up. The little digestive
apparatus will recover. The pale
cheeks will fill out. o The weary
groan Of the child will be exchangee
for themcrry prattle.of infantile glad
ness. Your druggist will telNyor
what wonders BToUn,S Iron Bi2srs
has done for very sick children. II
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liams' hand to see that nothing got away
and Mr.. johnson kept his eye on the pack
Mr.. Williams returned triumphantly
and counted ont thirty dollars, which he
had evidently borrowed from Mr.. Smith
~ callP," he said. -,
The Elder put up his razor, shook SIG
out Of the wallet, made up dollar more
with mutilated coin, some pennies and
postage stamp, and said briefly:
"Whad yo' got?"
"Fo' kings" said Mr.. Williams with q
deadly CLEAN in his eye.
"Not good" said the Elder.
"wha-whad?" faltered Mr., Williams.
"Fo' aces" With this the Elder showed
four aces, swept the pot into bis hat and
left the room. The ave sat dezed.
II done guy him three aces an two
trays, sho," said Mr.. johnson.
~ put dat ham up mysif," asseverated
Mr.. Smith, bewidered.
~ seed bofe dem trays in de hand" OBJ
served Mr.. Jackson.
Mr.. Williams said nothing, but silently
examined the Elders hand. Finally he
inquired hoarsely:
did he hev razzer ?"
"Yczzah," said Mr.. jackson che done
play with he razzar de whole time yo' was
outen de ROOM"
Mr.. Williams rose with a whitening look,
and put on bis coat
"Whsd's de madden, loot? ?" inquired
Mr.. Smith; chow yo' splain hit?"
Mr. Williams pointed to the ace OF
diamonds, lately in the Elders hand.
"Gin any niggah de ira er diamonds an a
razzsr an tree aces, and whad kin TO kings
do2 Gwannum heah. He done played
me outen thirty dollahs on er scraped tray.
Dads what makes me 'spise pokah."
With this, Mr.. Williams left the room.
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r.rArMssr OF CANCER.

81, ,ren.y yeA hA.s .uSEed , from . SaTssl
% toe 81 ay nS sIsU sSs q remedies without
hIl,'Sd SH' 10e cancer growing worse all the time
Lniit.ti. ,,t,,Sr nAEl OF my body became ID ant
To wnOgi vi Isd yIfIuaily Loaf toe use Of both
ny ny Staci health had !' h dUTf o aTa so
M J. VA oil' ?aosa!t In this condition | com
wIu!d o. gu ~, 81 swliLs specific. The lBt bottle
!acsI tv NJ tnu StI aes in the neck, the teconu
re IeIeI a,ipct use Of my arms, and feel stonE
gA'e Iy IN every way. am y poor man. ent
:. .o ~ ; sSee In M sGGI fs vii tp
out 'he POW +. K. EOhlsIE, DGyISboro, Ga.
NJ, ,,c.,I,e on Bloo4 and: skin Diseases mailed
H""N'' TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer g. AIlRptp, Ga,
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MEDICAL.
New 7iotk,

This I! to certify that am we'll acquainted with
Imam MY years Of age, for many years a resi-.
1snt Of this City, WHO has been At times extremely
vi, but could not tell from what cause, unless L
was worms: He told his attending physician his
suspicious, but the physician ut once ridieuled
The Idea, and refused 10 attent. him any longer.
Ills son then mentioned Dr.. c. McLane'S Yer.
mifuge, and asked him II he would take 1t his
reply was-l must take something to get relief,
They at once procured bottle Of DR.. @.
IcLdHs'S Tsrmt fGgs, and he took one dose. The
result was, he passed upwards OF three quartz Of
ioOrms, cut up In every form. He got well I'm.
medlately, and Is now enjoying excellent health
and, like the good Samaritan OF old, Is endeavor.
ing 70 relieve hisnnfortunaten eIghbOrs. lie makes
Il his business to hunt up and select all cases SINH
lar TO his own, that may be given over by regular
physicians, and induces them to try Dr.. C. Nc
Lanes Vernifuge. So far he has Induced more
than twenty persons to take the Vermifuge, and
In every case with the most happy results. lie
swell satisfied that DR.. c. MeLancS Vermfuge,
prepared BY Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Is az
superior to any other known remedy, and that "
more generally known would not fail to save
many valuable lives. For further particulars
York City.
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NERVOUS debility, indicated by a lots Of
memory, universal lassitude, constant fatigue,
vivid dreaming, unnatural excttements, fits Of
dizziness, etc., is quickly cured BY using DR..
Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
This remedy purifes the blood, strengthens
the weak portions Of the body, quiets the
the only remedy that permanently cures The
many distressful ailments resulting from
nervous debility. pGN
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MEDICAL.
Poison

-. IA. produced more misery and made
sp than war PG sdoa s ss t "a ais
conbnt1, ran! duty 10 yourself aud poAterity 10
hanoi llI GnG vegetable cure, which Is swttps
sp!ciAc' "a, ,,, rclIcyed me OF MGlArIal Blood
sNiEs al tS.ea cOuIlned 10 the house for
Poa S aud aGi been aosed with 9Iqs nats
ClOult Ahu g' IN liic Is the remedy for this kind
SiGIOod POISON, a., Southern Life ms. Co..
{, GbA""' Atlanta, Ga.
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OPINION OF Eminent DR.. R. s. steuart
President OF Maryland Hospital, Baltimore
"S l have used Colden's Liquid Bee
Tonic for more than year. Iteombines the
virtues OF food aud tonic remarkably, and,
am satisfied, has saved life when any Other
medicine would fail" Remember thenanie
Oolden'S-.ake no other) MwF&w
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FOR LADIES.

.,,,.ou,!ug for month or two In my house
have u 81 st,sc, Ll (s g. 81 mo greater portion
hold, s"ln ,,i.i, e, usumcd by the female portion
OIL n I'.nti nd win the. hAppi'It results. 4
5 on my T sSd i E9O whom RSS zen ha1t
byi heA'h r. ri d.l aTs for doctOB aud medicires
paid hula'SS mia her up from the ilFst doe. An
ibpn 10 D", ,,.,n6eT Of my family ty1k Il viii
olhe[ ienMgi gSTy results. Il Is certainly the bes
T155 ~ ladies' !1st have SS syst US. Issa x aaS
lbITe llltu ~ confinement III poorly ventilated
OeIr;s stC yIs nj 5a aud malAiiAl poison Otter
hOuE is" me, among our wives. dAHghiers ALe
r1ilse aG believe swift specific Is inc iemed'
, y. ,Ii MS his soTI Of blood yOlonlus'
lot III '"'' n L. JONES, J. p, QuitmAn, Ga.
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Bait Rheum, Fever 9ores, Can.
GERS, Piles, ChilblainS, Germs, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all akin eruptions, guaranteed TO
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale. ct Logan q Co.'S
Bridge Corner Drng Rtora
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In hundreds OF instances where Hot Springs
and other treatment failed TO cure scroiula
and syphiliIic disorders, the sufferer has
sought and found cure In DR.. Guysotts
Yellow Dock and SaIsaparilla. It enriches
the blood, strengthens the urinary and diges-
tive organs, and quickly removes all indica-
tons OF Ill health aud blood disease, from a
pimple to a running sore, from headache to
q rheumAt;c-pain. It's superiority over sill
other blood purifiers and strengthening medi.
cines is admitted by all who test its
curative effect and influence. p&w
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PuRsE out the lurking distemper that un-
dsrmines health, aud the constitutional vigor
will return. Those who suffer from an en-
leebled aud disoidered state OF the system,
should take Ayers sarsaparilla to cleanse
the hlnni md rpStn'H vitality nav
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Mr1MoNs OF bottles of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds
as Trial Bottles OF The large siEe. This enor
nous outlay would be disastrous 10 the pro
prietors, were 1t not for the rare merit
possessed by this wonderful medicine. Cal
at Logan q Co.'s Bridge Corner Drug Store
and get 10c Trial Bottle free, and try fol
yourself. II never fails 10 cure. MwE&w
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"For IS years." rays our correspondent
Henry Clark, Of Fairfield, Lsnawee CO., Mich.
my wife had fits, They would last abou
an hour and sometimes longer. Samaritan
Nezpinc has permanently cured her. MHFAv
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We should never make enemies, If for
no other reason, because 1t is go hard 10
behave toward them as we ought.-Palmtr.
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SOME people are 30 modest that even
their wounds are mortified when the sur
geon looks at them.
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Esr1xA7Es on all kinds OF Printing cheer.
fully given by the ISrELLIoENcER JoBoSvIcE.
Good work guaranteed.
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SUGGESTIONS, errors and prejudices are
cobwebs continually woven IN shallow
brains.-De Finod.
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Another Cure Utterly without Prece
dent.
ERIE, Pa, September 10th, 1SSl.-DR HART
MAN: l cannot but express my thanks TO you
Tor the great benefit received from the use
placed me squsreIy on my feet after Ions
sickness, which had laid me In bed and then
left me lame and crippled. Three days use
OF these remedies dispensed with the cane,
ana In q week wss perfectly well.
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complaints, giving natural, childlike, re
| treshipg sleep always2
And they will tell You unhesitatingIy
Some form Of Hops!"
CHAPTERI.
Ask any or all Of the most eminent physi
clans:
What Is the best and only remedy thai
can be relied on to cure all diseases OF the
kidneys 6nd urinary organs; such as Bright
disease, diabetes, retention or inability to re
! tain urine, and all the diseases and sjlmept,
peculiar to women
"And they will tell you explicitly and en-
phaticslly "Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
"What Is the most reliable and surett cure
for all liver diseases or dyspepsia, constipa.
lion, indigestion, biliousness. nslarial fever,
sgue, &c." and they will tell you:
Mandrake! or Dandelion %
Hence, wien these remedies are combined
With others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters, such q
wonderful and mysterious curative power Ia
developed which IL 80 varied in It's operations
hit no disease or Ill health can possibly ex.
lst or resist Its power, and yet 1t Is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak.
est invalid or smallest child TO use.
CHAPTER II.
"Paticnts
"AlmoSt dead or Ecarly dying"
For years, and given up by physicians Of
Brights and other kidney diseases, liver com.
plants, severe coughs called consumption,
have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy!
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulness and various diseases peculiar to
women.
People drawn out OF shape from excrucia.
ting pangs Of Rheumatism.
1nlammstory and chronic, or suffering
from scrofula!
Erysipslss!
Salt ,heum. blood poisoning dyspepsia. in.
tiEestion, and in fact almost all diseases frail
Nature lie heir 10
Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof Of
which can be found In every neighborhood
in the known world.
,ooS rw PAY
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He hath riches sufficient who hath
enough 10 be charitable,-Sir T. Brown.
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THAVELEll's GUIDE,
Train, arrive and depart as iollow,-cisy TINT

Trains arrive and depart AZ follows-City time.
Baltimore d Ohi0-MAIS LISE-DEPART-
ll,A N. S;sS q N, 2SS p m. So p m. 5:eS m.
W. 4 P. DiV.-DErAAT-F pittlburgh, go m,
$o6 and 6:iS p m; for Kim GROVE 1850 p m. Ar:
RlVE-Man Lne-l2:lba m, 1G20 N, 8ll6 p m,
$40 N, tlb y N. O. o. Dly-6.l0 p N, 960G m,
E65 N. ". 6P. DISCRIMINATION Pittsburgh,
go N, and $50 p N; from Washington, Pa 500
and $50 m; LIS and $50 N; from Kim Grove
Elopm.
r., O. d ST. L.-DRART-e:7 q m, ao2 9 m,
In p m, E47 p m. ARRIyH-S:H . m, u:l2 m,
G67p m, 7:Wp pm.
Cleveland, Lornin a Neutrality-suspicious.
| Bridgeport amidst ClGlByille Accommodation. 9:29
| m and 6:24 p m; Cleveland, 200 noon; MASAilon,
Gl7 p N. ARRfyE-&iS N, 1929 N, 2@ p m,
&O2pm.
cleveland d ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4
| m, ii:il N, El6 p m: steubenville AccommodG.
| Hon 9:2S A N, WolAvillo Accommodation BIOS
nm. ARKlvE-l2lS N, sos p N, SIS p N; Steu.
bcnyille Accommodation S:1 p N, WeIEyllle 40
oommodGhon So an.
n. Il. a @. RailwAy-LIkvE BellAire for
| WoodEhcld and Summarized at 600A m. and 9l0
n N. ARRIVE at BelAire ~ 9:lSa m. and GSS I'm.
IuTHEELING 4 ELM GROVE r. R.
On and after MONDAY, MAY II, 1888. tuntil
further notice) can viii run from the City and
s.ammI cyery hour tTom GOA. Y. 70 go p. 4.
] ay,a IEIxEH, supt
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n' IoME PROOF.

, 49, Misunderstanding seemed 10 help me;
SiiId moi Set out Of bed mE smith IN, GurT4 me-"
WheelinA, ". Va.
49, at vetiI pateut medicine tai cd to help me.
d. Smith c0Hp's'S'' CHA CHARLES cHADDucK,
o! epeidui y Co., nhe-llnS, ". Va.
nvrocps.a and liberated stomach.-''Ireatment
Eot y,Sfs Jailed 10 give nc relief u. smith cured
m" 1HOIAS HOLT, insurance Agent
FM-"lIAd them for fourteen years %. Smith
.,,,Sme" LOUIS +. WAdHlEGl0N.
SrroIuIG, Running eOrCs on lIead.-"ay son was
,eiistai Tor fourteen yeaES. Nothing seemed TO
hin him. Dr. smith cured him"
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
Capor-"suEeIed for years VITA Cancer: Had
u cnt mi three TINES 1t returned alter each oper
alton " Smith cured me with2pt A9 nH SsIsue
OF pain u ~ - r. ~, n S SnS a., &c
weeks Reported Dying. DR.. Smith cured nc
WITHOUT AH''' - wv THOMAS CoLv1N.
Wholesale Grocer, &Rin st., Wheeling, y. Va
ulce1iiOns Of tectum, ProlapSus and Piles
"Wu tn up 10 die aud pronounced ilcurable.
''' -A'''N WASHINGTON nKLANY,
Martins feny.
Rey. II. O. Iadd writes:-"Dr. smiths poles
hOnal services IN my family have been lno:t salls'
factory, and CODmeud him 70 al u 4 gentleman
and EEilliul physician.
N, wen wars and treated by many physicians for
dIspepeis. Or. smith sR!d had tape worm, and
IN XIII h. t,,S removed monster 100 feet lang
Female Ep!al1IS -ThroO years IN hospitals FOL
females, give me peculiar adyantAge'in such cakea
PtrsOLS cured Of CAtaTTh diseases OF heart, liver,
stomach, Kidneys GEi1, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men aud youth, gcroiula and
asthma teAtiiy } my success.
Ples cured without the knife.
Patients Ut 4 distance nay be treated BY Letter
and GiISiaCl!Op guaranteed. A chart for self ex'
animation tCut gu reeelp! Of two thtCe'cent stamps
and advice rcturntd free.
Consultation at office free. once hous from
LGtO7P. ", daily. Call on OF address
JOHN T. SMITH. n. D.,
nyi3DAw No. lAOI ChApllne ST., WheeinI. W. Va
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Business Agent, Etle Evening Herald.
Ask your druggist for DR.. Hartman's Book
on the "Ills Of Life" he will give 1t gratis.
II not, address DR.. II. al Columbus, o. paw
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He who can conceal his joys Is greater
than he who can hide his grieis.-Layater
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The essence Of every by-gone pain is,
indeed, not so mucb:in memory as it Is the
prophecy which 1t holds within itself Of a
possible future like it.-Geoyqe Eliot,
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DR., ]. {. SMITH,
No. l49 CHAPMNE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

~,,ho,, av,Jence Of Il phySlciRu's success Is tht
In S,0 nv If his patients Ihc increasing demanct
ITV nIolc,ol!A services prove That have deSll
!o'm XIV and tally with those who have consult
70 I ms never use Il PATIENTS name without IeI
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