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SUIT AGAINST 4 coSvERTs
Tho Sister OF a Nun liaIscs an interesting
II - .-ss sSsY sQueatIon nt Law. s3Slll...I {

Tho Sister, Of hNune llalses an Interesting
p y .'ssS Question ut Law. n
Z. s.. Loris. No, August 2s.-Assu
entered In tho Circuit Court here to-day
which:is likely 10 attract a good deat'ofatt
tention, particularly. in Catholic circles,
and blythe managers Of q Catholic. institu;
ton. The style Of the suit is, s.Augliste
Chateau and Ida Taylor Chau.eau, his
wife, against the Visitation Convent
corporation Of this city, Robert Nc.
Nichols, trustee, and others. The history
Of the case briefly stated Is rs
follows: Miss Louisa K. Taylor, q sister.
Of Mrs. Chateau, and q daugher Of the
late Geo. Il, Tayl8ra very wealthy and
well known citizen Of st. Louis, was edu..
Gated under tho influence OF the Order OF
st. Francis De Sales, and some two years
ago announced her determination TO be-.
come II nun, and although opposed by her
family did enter The convent OF the Visit.
alton. Prior TO this, however, she
voluntarily conveyed her property,
estimated TO lie worth hundred
thousand dollars, TO her sister Ida, then
unmarried, under Il written agreement
+tliat she expected to take snonas,ie VOWS
with the Order OF St. Francis l-c Sales, but
should she not do so, or on entering and
afterwards scycriHg her connection with
the order the property was TO be restored
to her. Some months ago Miss Taylor left
the convent aud announced, 1t Is said, that
she had withdrawn from the order, and
asked for the restoration other property.
Her sister, suspccting the sinccrity}d Of
her act ,lcinurrcd TO giving her buck
the property, and Miss Taylor brought
suit TO recover. afrs Chauteau, riot de-
string TO enter litigation, rc.conveyed the
property, and in u short time afterwards
Miss Taylor transferred 1t dit to Robert
McNichols. MS trustee for the use OF the
Convent Of the Visitation. A few weeks
later Miss Taylor rc.entered the convent
and took the black veil. Plaintiffs in the
petition alhge fraud and collision among
the officers OF the convent, charging them
with using undue influence with Miss l'ay-
lar and entering into scheme to obtain
the property, and seek 10 set aside the
deed by which It was reconvcycd and also
the deed under which 1T was transferred
to McNichols. 49, w. 'ft63s
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AMAnvELoUs BRICK
whicl. Is Made without Burning and "Can't

whicl, Is Made without Burning and "Can't
Yesterday afternoon the preliminary
steps were taken at Major .Aldcrsonis in
sumncc office towards forming a company
for The purpose Of doing . brick business
in the States ofWest Virginia, Maryland
and Virginia and the District OF Columbia.
The incorporators will be Major Anderson,
Alfred Paul, Joseph PAUL. and Edward
1arkin, OF this city, All. ". Burnett, OF
Charleston, and others. Tho brick that
the company will handle is made without
burning. Its patented, OF course. George
r. Bare and Dr.. J. a. douglass, OF Column
biana, O.. are the patentecs, and the
Company purchases the right for the
district named These brick are made oil
any color, are smooth, regular in slidpe,
have sharp edges and corners and are not
irrcgtilarly shrank z by burning and
not twisted out 4s6f shape, in
fact their advantages over COM
mon brick, including cost, are elailaeoltd
be numerous. The composition OF which
they are made can be nodded into almost
anything, such as tiles, fence posts, vases,
door steps, carriage Blocks, laundry floors,
bases for iron fences, etc. n 'rfS
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FOR suEE1rFor BELMONT.
The Kind Of Friend of Worlsingmen Helm.
Y = 49, ~ - li.in L. Z ----- ~ - :

The Kind Of Friend of Worlsing,ncn Heinz
lcin Is.
70 nc GiRar u no Ia!eI,gfnrrr, +
SlE:-IOur issue OF the Goth contains q
card from G. C. rarson in the interest OF
John D. lIeinlcin, Democratic candidate
fiF Sheriff. in which the author exiolls
lletnlc!n rs a great friend OF The noor nan
tile miners OF Wheeling creei-in that
he shaved the orders only five percent,
while others had been charging ten per-
cent; MI going to prove that John should
he elected; Sheriff, Charley goes on osay
that all this was done beiofe l.c G:,s ItJini.
mated, etc. Well, Charley, let us ascer-
tain few facts that can be proven by nu-
ncrous responsible witnesses, who are
ready o esiiiy Npler oath. First, John
lleinle;n; Democratic eaudidate Ter Shcr-
~, hus, bcforehc was nominated, for more
than q scar, declared In public, :iealn and
again. that the men WHO worked i'll the
mines, glass houses anu rolling mills, who
did not own property, we:e but rats and
had no right to vote, ard in cxNltation
would cxcia!m, htle idea 0t Eonr incn
like them walking up to The polls with
me, 4 capitalist. y" And on no. occasion
when opportunity Offered has he failed TO
express his contempt for the poor lab8rers
IN the mines and mills. Charley, don't
you think II pretty phecky, very cheeky
for this fellow ia: have YOU parade him as q
friend OF the poor? especially ms many OF
the orders he cas'cd had but 81 few days
to.run, and a,ssrcgatlng him from 4otc 10
percent on the men he now would have
us believe he WIS friendly to. Then, Il
Humber Of others in bridgeport did the
same thing, and did il ipFt rs ITeinlcin
did, as matter OF speculation, while lie
denounced them as traits, and unworthy
70 vote. Do you want the proof OF this?
Call for the men and they are forthcom-
Ing. Isn't this fellow u nice friend Of the
poor, indeed! The people Of this cpmmu:
nifty understand this and will vote accord:
ingfy, aswiit The @Elts" generally.
Another thing, Charley, il can be
proven that during The recent iron strike
your man Hcinleins denounced the opera.
tors for striking, declaring that they Ind
no right 10 strike; thGt it was i scheme
for them to strike while so much capital
%es lying idle, and your wages SO high.
There were no notes. then 10 shaye. bret:
ty friend OF the poor, indeed Take him
away. Call for the proof Charley it will
Come. Z. 4 MISRR.
bridgeport, o., Aug,tsl oS.
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LOCAL BREvlr1Es.
aIal.or, OF lnor.aloa.,nt II. md About tlo

I|g as =
sIatters OF Mlnor,a lep,snt, In and About tho
Z, oyE marriage license was issued yestcr-
day.
TnE South Side Singing Society will give
n grand ball in their hall discovering.
Mayor will play. 4 80
THERE will be a special meeting Of the
Board Of Education this evening for tho
purpose Of attending TO two or three i'm
portant ntteH.t N t5.-,i, i3-5 81
Tnr miners at Spauidihe's Iron Works,
Brilliant, have struck against a,irduction
OF five cents u car for mining sThey-llavc
been getting % cents. t
G.. N.IlALEr Inns bought the plant Of tho
late E,enilIJ Journal, from thu assignee,
J.R Cowdeii, and will usc II III publish.
ing his Pan Handle Grocer. l,,Ny, ,5
CLrnx HOOK yesterday admitted to 70.
cord a deed made Nlarclia 10, by John]Wai.
ford and wife to John Becker, in cOnsi.
dcration OF 81, 200, for tho north half OF LOT
al3 In square IA In South Wheeling. [
AlEssEs. MoLrER & HENRY hayepurchas.
cd the cracker bakery formerly operated
by the late Theodore Nloltcr, on Sixteenth
street, and will operate 1t on M extensive
scale. Both are young men Of enterprise
and deserve patronage. rs, ,.!.I. {
TmE Globe base ball club, Of l'cllairc
talk Of playing in GAINESVILLE and sklrietta
before long. II Is also intended that the
Toledo and Allegheny ibasc ball clubs
shall DO secured to play on tho Wheeling
Fair Grounds with the Globes. "a II Ia
! Tie German Pioneer Society had yapic
mic ut Wheeling Park yesterday afternoon
that was intcrferfercd Will, somewhat by
the min, but nevertheless was n pleasant
occasion, the numerous pavilions afford
ing shelter. The Opera House band and
orrhesin furnished the music.-, :, ..
/ .TnE report that Jerry Durrah, the youns
man tllat pitched for tho Globe base bal
club, Of Belliirr, a short time ago, was on
of the PARTIES who assaulted Detective
Burnett, Mt East Liverpool, is saidto bt
false. 1t was his brother, Il good for moth
Ing fellow who WINS discharged from thu
II. Wayne bnil club for drunkenness.
| TnE IyrELLlaEScER is in receipt OF ,
communication from appointment citisc,
Of the city cri,icisine the Mayor 10
having allowed the magic lantern nd
vcrtising agent to disturb the ,opcI
air concerts ut the Capitol, srIar'
last Saturday night and II week before
The show was out o. place there, but thu
man las left town, and At tho rtG'lesto
the City Sergeant he reirained lust Satu:
day night from showing when the ban'
displaying. $.
AUDITOR Jnsrrn MILLER has evident.
forgotten that he was SO very anxious Il
| bet 500 that Cleveland wonld be the mex
President. As We remarked before, hi
promised to send Il check for the amour
Of The wager, but he has 40 far failed, NJ
though it has been three weeks since. III,
Gentleman here states TINT he is waitin:
| for him, Or any other good Democrnt whi
wishes 10 take it, MS it is evident tim
Miller hasn't 500 No losc.-l'arkesDn?
.SIHte .I0H1idl a. yaIHss}z +
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MIR. vEAZEY's l;ErollT,
Tho s1lno Inspectors Work In tho Pa

Tho NIIno Inspectors Work In the PAS
The annual report Of State Mine lnspcc
tor Oscar A. Veazey Is about ready fol
transmission. The report shows MIR
Ncazeys to haze done a vast amount Of
work in the course OF the year 1888. 81 Si.
In the KSRaWha district he inspected c.
mines, which employ 1859 mincrs, loo
tElcklayens, 90 door.tenders, 800 drivers
and G0l outside employees, making a total
ofi,lG2 men employed. In addition to
this force 40T horses and mules were en-.
ployed. There were also inspected in ibis
district 5i3 coke ovens. if
Inthc northern district Of the State OF
mines were inspected, employing 1,i7G
miners, 81 itraotilayerr, IL door tenders,
sS9 drivers and $40 outside men making
total OF 1892. Horses and mules employ.
cd. $40. Coke ovens $50, .Si n! i5si,gjtii
The output in the State for $50 was
4,s09,oG5 tons oi 2,2i0 pounds. OF this
total GIG, $50 were from the Kanawha
mines and 4 ,1SS, 7S5 from tile otherdis.
triGt.s The coke made was l7O, lS7s tons1oi
which the kanawha ovens turned ont,
lS9, 1873 and the northern district ovens
2l,30i. ~! e iss,;ii iSil.sii = =. -
The report is prepared carefully and
claDoratclyinnd shows thatMr. Yeazey has
taken great interest in his work and made
a'closc study Of its details. 60 B
.'Thc wantp Soap is the biggest Il ali
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling: Folks

Strangers In tho City mud Wheeling Folks
| Abroad. It5l ~ -
Col. Sam. Crazy. OF Cincinnati, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. James, on! Fifteenth
street. EE ls5Fli $
Mr. George A. Howard, vile and child,
arrived in the city last evening from Park
erSburg.
Tile Misses Bingcil, Of this city; arc the
guests OF Miss Julia Schauble, Of New
Cumberland. Stff
NJ. II. Rowles and D. T. T, Rowlcs, OF
this county, are visiting their parents at
Jacobsburg, Ohio.
Miss Mary G.. IIornbrook, one OF Pow.
ha.an's fair daughters, is visiting Miss
Gussie Fortaey, OF the South Side. =
Mr. Dan Heiskcll, oithis city, WHO has
been for some time past located at Charles
ton, has beenquiteili, isnowrccdvcrirs.
Miss Atollic Wolvinston, Miss Alice
Miller and Mrs, William Schaeicr, NIL Of
this city, We're visiting Bcllaire friends
yesterday.
Rev. Dr.. D. A.. Cunningham will be
home this evening, and will preach ut the
usual hours OIL Sunday ut the First Pres
bytcrjan church,
Mr. P. w. Morris, editor OF the Richie
Gasthe, was at the New Alartinsville con-
vcntiOn It's an interested slieetatof, and
came up with the Wheeling delegates and
spent the night in the city.
General r. II. sfiIroy, OF EEkkarf Ind,
will be among the prominent men ut the
Cumberland Reunion. He was in the
Army Of West Virginia aud was dis.
tinsuished for being q particularly hard
fighter.
Hon. Z. L. Butcher, stattsSuperi6tcnd-
ent OF Schools, returned to, the city last
evening from the nilroad Inspection trip.
which has just been completed blythe
Board OF 1lublic Works. Mr.. Butcher
while absent has been quite i'll, but is nov
enjoying his usual health. illi$5l L
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! This morning at s o'clock two carrier
pigeons received here yesterday. by the
Baltimore q Ohio road from Baltimore,
will be set free on the roof OF Joseph Spei.
del & Co.'S new building on main street.
The pigeons have been named respectively
Blaiae and Cleveland, and their relative
time in making the homewarl flight may
be taken rs; a Presidential straw, showing
which OF thctwo candidates whose names
the birds bear will .'get there, Ell" a
slip OF paper with the name, time and
place OF flight, destination and other par
'ieulas, will be fastened about each birds
neck. l;tlt2i4 * 80 20 ll "a y
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FREQ Wheeler, . well known Young man
o. lllis city: died Mt the hospital in Wheel
my Wednesday cvening alter n long illness,
lie was but 10 years Of ngc, and liad been
married but five months, 4 lie WIS Il nail.
lGcdcf by tmde, Z Intermentkwlll take
piace from his late home on Gravel I!ill
tins afternoon ut 9 O'clock. - Il 3. III.
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.
The parade In the morning cclipsed any
thing Wheeling has seen for many q day.
Nine o'clock was set az the hour for the
column TO move. At that time The sky
overhead was ileckcd with grey misty
cloHAa That moderated tbs llerceness Of
the suns rays, making the march entlura-
bic, although II was warm work. The
signs, however, did not -betoken rain and
ut D:2O o'clock, us the last organization
wheeled into line in front Of st. Alphonsus
(5Iall on Market street, and the order was
given TO move forward, every one felt like
congratulating the knights that all aus
pieces were so favorable for their celebra-
ton. yE,;t 4,
The marslials Of the daywereT. S. Riley,
ESP, and DR.. John A.. Canpbell, Of the
Knights, assisted by Mcssrs, Peter Boncn.
berger, Bernhart Bach and George Bot, OF
tho st. Alphonsas Society. These gentle.
men were well mounted and rode ut the
head ofilic column. Kramer's band came
next, nIaking most excellent music. It's
good playing throughout cday WIS com
mcntcd on freely. Division Is OF the Col.
umhus Knights OF st. George was next.
There were forty men in line commanded
by Mr., David julie, captain; Mr.. George
Vol, First Lieutenant, md Mr., toltti
Dorr, Second Lieutenant, The st. Alphon-
sns Society had intended 10 turn out one
hundred strong, hut for some reason only
about thirty, headed by Mr.. Charles Heb.
Ter, the president, were in line.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Movements of lsonts nml Stage of Water
Hero and Elsewhere. -, d =,
AS no packets: except The Willie Austen,
Elaine and PRINCESS are running, business
on the leyce successfully ilnll. 81
Surveyor o. Customs Beach returned
last evening from u business trip TO CALI:
polls and other points down the river. J
The rivcr%.was stationary at this point
yesterday, W! hGdcplh Of 2feet 10 inGbss
mthe channel. festeElay's heavy E!ins
Will have . tendency to cause n slight rise.
Colonel Merrill hiss ordered The proper
surveys to be made for mn Ice, harbOr ut
the mouth OF the kanawha river, and il
the. properly owners give The required
granite the ice harbor will be located at
that point. Sid Il i.i
b The United State snasboat Woodruff
pulled up a few snags in the ,vicinityof
lYnt1n the early part Of this week and
WIS then obliged tnig9 down below Gin
!cinnati, the low water preventing her
from coming up the river any fllrthcr and
there being urgent. need for her at the
lower end. z.
PARKER, Pa, August 2S.-RiverIinchcs
and falling; weather cloudy and mild,
GREENSBORO, PA.,tAugilst 2S,-Rlvcr 10
feet Q inchesand stationary; wcatherclear,
Y Lock No.l, August 2S.-lsivcr5 feet md
stationary weather cloudy thermometer
tAIoRoASrowS, w. VA, August %.
River: 9 inches and stationary; weather
/; PirTsnuRGlI,, August; Electromagnetic
river inches and on q stand weather
cloudy. j.t..,. 4 $is Z. {,
BROWNSVILLE, 7. N,tArglsty 2S-Rivcrf 9
feet 0 inches md stationary; weather
rainyi thermometer S0'. :jji5,;;s:t a.
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It is said that our first parents were not
troubled bydyspepsia, and TINT they knew
nothing Of debility, liver complaint, or
malarious discusses But the children ,oi
ADAM from Cane down 10 the present
time, have Inherited ibal blood and host
OF other disorders, most Of which can be
driven out by the itimely.use OF Browns
Iron Bit.eH. Mr.I. y. lsodeier, Of Glen-
dale, Va. was cured Of a bad case OF cczcs
ina by this valuable medicine, and recon-
4 mends IT 10 every one in bis yncighbor-
hood Tor nnSFtlisorder 1.-THE blood, and us
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delays Arc Dangerous"

you are pale, emaeiated, have a hack
ing cough, with night-sweats, splitting Of
blood and shortncss Of breath, YOU lave
no time to lose. DO not hesitate too lon.
TIL You are past cure; for, taken in its
early stages, consumption can be cured by
the use Of DR.. Picrce's "Goldcn Medical
Discovery" as thousands can testify. BY
ilrllnnists -. u -. - u
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MlSSEAroLIs, MlSS, August Esd. 2.
Boomer, tavelingsalesm for Wcidman
& Company, Of New; York City, was found
in his bed ut the Nicolet House, this morn
ing, in M unconscious condition, having
been murdcrousiy assaulted during the
night by, unknown parties, with railroad
coupling pins, which were found in Ills
room by his bedside. Boomers head
and face We're irishtiully cut and bruised,
and the physicians doubt his recovery.
There was not the slightest clue to the
Preparations. Robbery, it is presumed,
was the object. i4,,B ,lg h
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money and Stock Mar.

F. t.if;.sags- kets. 4G slisgsr. z
New York August 9S.-MOncy market easy nj
lEan2 pcrcert Prime mercantile PAPER 5Ln6 per
cent. Sterling Exchange bankcfs' bills iirm il,
81 S,l%: demand 81 So. 2, 10y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lf.
tAILwAYS-Lowcr, b. y H.. 50 L..
STATE SEcERITlCs-but1.
:, stnoKs-fhe sharr Market opened firm with {
iractional advance, In nearly. all leading shares
Before the ilnt cssll however there WIS decline
OF TO y: Percent; the hitter Union racilic, which
fell oil to hvs. This was followed by recovery II
Union Pacific to 81 md IN advance Of 4 10 u
percent III the seneml list, After u O'clock i veal
feeling p:pvn!e, N'li tho market Tor the remain
DEF {! 40 day wns heavy und lower. Tile be,,
leaders senalized their return TO the stIee, by rg,
sales Of nctiye slnrcs. -.t.g2 ~, -
Reports concerning the trunk situation were cir
elilated, and itwns rim0rcd that the Grlnd Trunk
hns given notice Of It's withdrawal from the TRUNK
Line Association. These reports iu0uGht nlou
large salSs, and slott I!Grost materially Increased
The decline il lflce' ftom the highest point oi ,ht
dhg r.lised from TO ~ percent; At The close tic
market ws weak NJ o; ncur the lowest prices Of III,
day. Compared with lust night closing prices IN
n 10 81 percent lower, Union lhcItp, nIsnSers
Fandcrbilts md Western Union heinS lt sufferers
,r,r q n69At 80 Y, ~ siaT5
1881: Gs Z. q s. Fl: tsiiiml i pS S new ~ 4
Erie On: LehIeh 4 Wilkes, vs. Louisiana con
sos g.; Missouri g 1871 s. Josrph u.s. St I'd
39A; Texas faciiic Land G;ail;s, ~; do do viz liz
Grlhdc, h2E; EN,pu l9cIap Gssts, liz: do Land and
Iran!s Me-; 90 Stalking fund. Ill; ViglnIa t:s
3;VitGfniat c6nsols, extra natured caWpons, Is
no delefrei, .; Adams ExpreSS, lni AMey(ein En-
1aichfsaPeeake K nhla n: 10 Inst preferred; ii$
Do Iforrfrd ~; C.. e., C.-.S l.. iOs: Denver \
RIO Gmnde, Il!s; Erie, l's; prcferftti, IS; For
rel, ss1Easked Kansas & Texas, 1917; Lake E,iS Z
Western lal assed Lake Shore, SGSs; i.olilsSiie (
NMsnvillc %i!Izs; IonisyGa. New AlbGny & Chicago
l9l;;;NGWlSiS 4 G@ritstonlst preferred, 10; do NJ
Central e.; Missouri Pacific. VI; Nashy!iia ( Chat
tnnoosn, 70; New Jersey Cen!ral, pp!: N0r,hcrl Ia;
eii!e III do preieE,Gd, s; Northwestern, G9E; do
IstieFa Ess;NeW York Central VI w Ohio Central
Sifc Mall, 1914; Pittsburgh, Iii: headinR. oS,1; s.
lAyis e San Fantisoo "a; Ito preferred, ii: ST. Paul
~; do preferred, ii8 Texas Pacific, fsI::; Union
Pacific. 4T1s; Uniletl States Express, SEW, st L.
az T.; =; 90 preferred, Wells, fn.go Express
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ahe g,atelliqe(1rreros,
once. Nus. 20 nn,l u Fourteenth Street.
ATTENTION Junior Plumcd knights
Call and gel your Shirts.
b. GUNDLlNG s. CO., n
- = Star Csotliicrs and FurniSlcrs,
36 Twelfth Street,


Il WASHINGTON, D. G., August %, ! so A
M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio valley
threatening weather and local rains; vari
able winds. generally sonth TO west and
nearly stationary temperature. j
For the Lower Lakes, threatening
weather, local rains, fresh and brisk yaril.
BILE winds. generally south to west, and
nearly stationary Temperature.
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a VcryDcntl Indian,

a little excitement was caused on Main
street in the Second ward yesterday morn.
ing shortly after midnight. A;report Wis
circulated that: Il stranger had tcom.
mitted suicide y by + hanging himself
with anfawning rope. AIraniall jic"owd
quickly gathered. as cySapproachcd,
tho report was seemingly confirmed "a
form WIS seen sn$ayins bencatltnn awning
inme, BY: short%rope, Tie spectators be-
sln'to talk ofjsendins fora doctor and no.
tiiying1the coroner. With mo- littlcSawc
they drcwncar the alleged corpse. IL was
dead, dead as a tlopfs nail. S An absent
minded tobacconist%had left his wooden
Indian Out over night, and some wag had
strnngit up there. 1T wass still there mt
daylight. ~. g
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An Amendments,

State Senator Hon. NJ. w. ,otfiltt, Tow.
son, Maryland; writes: | applied to n
severely sprained knee, IRON which, and
from in!lammatorye rheumatism, had
been suffering Tor. six weeks, St. Jacobs
9il, the great nsiD;cyre, md it not only
gave immediate relief to the Spain, but it
cured me Of every symptom Of the rEcuma:
tisln, Eys i,I'EJ Z. nc I14 Fl
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2. LINING IyrIIE NAM lrAI1.7

About $3.50 o'clncE the main hall was
cleared out, and for two or three hours L
jolly dance was in progress Kra,ncr'a
orchestra furnished the music. 4 large
l!nmber took their supper in the hall. 1t
is gratifying tofccgrd that notwithstanding
the rain, the Wheeling Knights will prob
ably not lose any money on yesterdays