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-Rcpeatei requests have induced tia
proprie.ors Of Lydia f. Piuaham,S Vegeta
ole Compound 10 send By inaD 20 various
lady correspondents, large roanted por
traits of Mrs. Pinkhan and now many
household wall is acc ned by the RANT
lar. motherly face OF the MassachasetI
woman who hes done 50 much Tor ~
Nrnman.
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vital 0nessganaiili

Aak che Ka0Ss sssasnen& phWsscsuM
CO any school, what i the best thing IN the
world for quoting and allnyng al irTitAfa01
e eAe nerves. and curing all forms OF nervous
complaints, giving natural, childlike REFRESH
ing sleep alwaysf
And they win tel you unhesitatingiy
''.Sons form Of Hops!!"
CHAPTER I.
Ask any or all OF the most eminent physl
clans:
can be relied on 10 cure all diseases OF the kio-
neys and urinary organs such as Bright's dis
case, diabetes, retention, or inability 60 retain
urine, and all the diseases and ailments pecu-
liar to Women
"And they win tell you explicitly and em-
phatlcally, sBuchu ~"
Ask the same physicians
What Is the most reliable and sureSt cure
Tor all liver diseases or dyspepsia, constipa-,
ton, indigestion. hiliousness, malaria, fever,
agns; &c and they win tel you,
Mondruieel or DGndeIs00 hit
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with Others equally valuable,
And compounded into Hop Bitters, such .
wonderful and mysterious curative power L.
developed, which is 50 varied In its operations
that no disease or i'll health can possibly exist
or resist IT'S power, and yet IL is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak
est invalid or smallest child to use.
CHAPTER II.
patients
almost dead or nearly 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 crd<y!!li!
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness
wakefulness, and various diseases peculiar to
women.
People drawn out of shape from excruciat-
ing pangs of rheumatism, infiamnatory and
chronic, or suffering from scrofula.
Erysipelas
"Saltrheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, in,
digestion, and, in fact almost all diseases fraiS
Nature is heir to
Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof Of
which can be found in every neighborhood IN
tie known world
t. None genuine without bunch of grcam
Hops on the white label Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with Hop" or Hops" in their
name.
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Don't buy coach in order to please
your wife. It is much cheaper to make
her little sulky.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-07-22

hat girl of mine is twice as handsome since
he commenced using Carboline, the deodor.
Ged extract of Petroleum, and / would not be
without it for fortune
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Heart Pains.

Palpltation, Dropsical Swellings, Dizziness
Indigestion, Headache, Sleeplessness cured
by wells Health Remover"
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"Bncllu-PabIa.o

Quick, complete cure all Kidney, Bladder
and Urinary Diseases. Scalding, irritation,
Stone, Gravel, Catarrh of bladder 81. Drugts.
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-. Europe IS trssling on a volcano"
NUS sSas old \ in his paper aloud. papa,
~ t@' l : = Voleano2" asked the young
~ Why, it is something to res.
my boy
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Is man never home because his sins
always find him out?
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Fortify the sy stem
All VINO have expert.
enced and Witnessed
the effect of Hostel
ser's Stomach Bitters
upon the weak. brok-
en- down. Responding
victims of dyspepsia,
liver complaint. fever
and ague. rheuma-
tisIn. nervous de-
bility or premature
decay. know that IN
this supreme tonic
and Alternative there
exists a specific prin-
ciple which reaches
the very source of the
trouble, and effects ar
absolute and perma-
nent cure. For sale
by all ID ruggists and
Dealers gener ally.
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Piso's Cure for CONSUMPTION does. not DIR
up cough; it removes the cause.
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Are Won Afraid Of Lightninge
Is your wife daugt nervousg Conquer all nerve
troubles with ZoAJAx. Only remedy for dread Of
lightning formulated. 20 years test. Keep IN
house or pocket. Is cents By mail. Address
ZoAJAx COMPANY. 81 John Street. New York.
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4 Burlington maa calls his dog Cork, :
because his bark Is 50 light.
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.sI10lrrlr 0n Ifnfs.,,
see Hero. Young Wen.

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies. bedbugs,
ants, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c. T. g'sts
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=" Rough ON Germs"

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns. '15c. Com
plete cure. Hard orsoftc orns, warts, bunions.
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Acish hos---looS st. Ct. acs.
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OVETWUTKeI UUUY
men of America could know of the experience
above described, and act UA}on the same, there
can be little doubt that much of the pain, and
most of the depressing influences of life might
be avoided. Such truths are too valuable to
remain unknown.
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THE CONTEMPT CASE
AGAINST THE "INrELLlasNc.R."
The Argument on. Beiiaif OF tho Re-
hpoudcatS Concluded Yesterday.
r. mud the Court AdJourns untl
saturday, without Deciding.

Inc argument N the Iulc issued by the
Supreme Court OF Ap,.al, rfouirlnp tho
publishers and editor Of tho li.-xlL,osscrn 10
appear and show cause why they s..,uld NOT
DO attached for contempt, In publIrhins an
editorial on June 18th In reference 10 the 70
assessment order, was made yesterday before
the court by John A. Hutchinson and W. P
Hubbard. Mr.. Hutchinson began whom courI
opened, at 10 O'Clock, and spoke nearly twC
hours, He was followed by Mr.. Hubbard
who spoke, excepting u recess from to
O'clock. til nearly O'clock iaat evening.
The respondents made the point that the
rule WAS irregular, In not being awarded Oh
an affidavit, and also for the reason that tho
information on which 1t was based did not
allege, nor did the rule iiseli, that either oil
the respondents wero connected with the
lNTELt1uKEcEa In any capacity ut the time
the editorial complained OF was printed.
1t WR8 also maintained that the article, IL
contempt at all, WAS constructive and not
gu actual contempt, and that II was not
within the jurisdiotion OF the court to sun.
marily punish constructive contempt, but
that the proper proceeding was by indictmen,
aud trial by Jury.
A large number OF authorities were quoted
covering utterances OF the supreme courts Of
many Of the leading States, Ia support OF the
proposition TINT q court cannot punish sum.
marily for contempt except where tho con.
tempt Ia committed iu tho presence OF the
court, or 10 near 1t as to actually obs.ruct the
administration Of Justice. IN addition to
this the statutory provision WEI quoted,
limiting summary procedures to such actual
contempt as obstructed the working OF the
court and attention was called TO the iIct that
this law had existed for halt acuntury
under several successive constitutions In old
| Virginia and this State. and It's validity had
meyer been Questioned. 1t was poin.ed oui
tina. II tho right 10 proceed summarily In
such cases as this Ia inherent Ia this court by
vrture of Its constitutional authority, 1t I,
equally iuhessnt In every justics Of the peace
III the State, for their courts are nlgo estae'
lished by the Constitution. a.W.
Mr.. Hubbard closed tho Argument with thu
suggestion that II 1t should be held by THU
court that It had the right. 10 punish thest
deisc dsn's summarily, and should ssaess
penalty, aud subsequently they should a!
they might, be called 10 account for tn,
same utteranCe In the constitutional manner
indicted and tried, and jury OF their peer,
should declare by It's solsmn verdict thu
they were not guilty, that the publicatio,
WAS not libelous, and was made from q jus
t!1able motive, both this court and thes,
defendants would be in truly unenviubl,
posiuon.
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Pleasant Party Last Right.

Miss Maud E .cho!s co tertaineda number Of
her friends in mes. enjoyable manner last
evening" at the residence Of her grandfather,
Mr.. Robert Crsrgle, on Chaplino street.
Prof. Kilmyer furnished music. An elegant
repsst Wa, served at midnight. The follow.
ing is list Of those present: Mise, Lydia
McMeohen, Mstiio Wright, Ida UpdeergH,
Ellie UpdcgratI, Msy Forbes, Annie Baker,
Jennie Baker, Sophie Carr. Gnss!e Hupp,
Ber,is Hardesty, Jennie Good, Allie McOabe,
Josie McCabe, Mary Burnss, oil Allegheny,
Sadie Baird, Florence OFT, Katie Hsz!ett,
Belle Caldwell, ssllie Roemer. May Wallace,
Lydia McPhail, Jennie Baird, Maria Nc
Colloch, Nellie Turner, Tillie Burks, Julia
Cracraft, Carrie Whitaker, Maggie Pendels-
ton, Mamie Huase, Manic Nell
wayne, Mamie Jacobs. Jessie Parks, Ead
Mess,s. Fred Smith, Wilbur Smith. Dele.
plain, Howell, Hssse, Geo. Albert, Whit
teksr, Hardesty, smy.ke. Roe:ner, Hlz'stt.
Hearre, Vance, Glass, Ftai zasim, Wheat,
Snidsr, Cummins, Jamison, Dovener, simp-
son Baker. psyae. L. Hildrs,h, G. Hildreth,
Hupp, Burke, Kelly, and Mr.. Hull Q1arries.
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Mr.. c. ". scsbrlght, tho ws!!-known tai.
lor Of thla city, sulae time ago wrote to q
friend in Philadelphia saying that he was q
Randall Democrat, and desired to 90 to Ch.-
csgo in q Randall crowd. He asked II the
Randall men at Philadelphia would 70 10
Chicago, ard proposed meeting them a:
Pittsburgh. III response he was told that
the Randall club, in full uniform, would 70
to Chicago, and he then ordered a similar
uniform. This coming to the esrs OF ths
club. they elected M sta5rigat q member,
and the secretary Was instructed TO invite
him TO spend the Fourth in Philadelphia
udlcave for Chicago OH the fifth. Trans.
portstion 10 Philadelphia YVES also ordered to
be furnished him, and be will leave for that
city today. On the letter which he wrote
tohis friend he pasted one OF the new post.
age stamp photos OF himself, and the nsso-
citation sdcpted among other resolutions in
his case, the following: ssFa.s4z-
Regoired, That this Association recon-.
mends the adoption OF tho new postage stamp
TO ths Democratic administration alter the
18th Of March next.
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Transfers Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
four dsecs OF trust sndthe following transfers
Of real eststt: e
Deed made Juna 80, by John F. Richard
son and otheru 10 John Mcclure, in considera
,ior Of s., 5r0. for 10. |, on the corner OF Penn
and Ohio streets. on this Island.
Deed made July By W. W. Holloway t.
7. Hugus, In consideration Of 50 577. for :
psrce! OF land sej'ining W. +. Hubbard.
p!sce cas-! OF The city. 8
Deed made July l by Alexander PANEL
to MsrS, wife Of August Schroeder, In con
sideraton OF $775, for part Of lot 103, on Ii.
corner OF Fourth and Coal utreets. s.
Deed made June 10. by J. A. and Louis A
Rab.g, deceased, to Thomas Kahn, in consid
Grafton OF $725, for the north hall OF lot l0t
and all OF lot lOl, in North Wheeling. a
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Bid by all diugslStS. Price: CutIcurs, 50 cents:
Resolycnt, sl00: Soap. Is cents. Potter Drug and
Chemical Co.. Boston, Mass. -, - : -
Send for "Eow 10 Cure Skin Disca,cs."
pEAllTy For sunburn, Tan and Greasy Skin,
ulhV ! Blackhead,, Fimpics, skin Blemishes,
aud lniantile Humors. use Cuucura soap, real
Ecautfer. r7.'r17I - Iy2.vnAw
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; ClTY MATTHIAS.
Bricf Notes on Current Events Of aino'

= q 10 .. .
OK marriage license was issued yesttrday.
ErysaAL Wheeling psople are attending the
races vi Uhrichsville this week. Il. 4
JANIS TRAVIS caught a twenty.nine aud
halt pound tish near Poxhalan yesterday.
THR weather yesterday was quite warm
enough for the most ardent admiier Of num.
mer. r
Tur grocery stores OF this city will close at
7r. NJ. until september !, Fridays and satur.
days excepted. & Sdi-t
The Bsllaire blast furnace was blocked yes.
,erdsy, nnd will remain blocked until after
tho repairs ut the mill are finished aud the
works ready 10 start up.
TbasE will be n meeting Of the Board Of
Directors Of tha Mt. Vernon, Coshoelon &
| Wheeling Railroad Company 1t C6bhocton,
July 10. at ! o'clotk p. NJ.
CHARLES +. HELT Was yesterday appointed
administrator Of the estals Of John Hart, de.
ceased, and gave bond In The sum Of 5000,
with @. W. BeabriEht AS surety.
In the Supreme Court OF Appeals yes.er.
day In tue case OF William Hesfoa OF al. va.
John Bwearlngen Of al. from Hancock county,
awrit Of error and supessedeas was allowed;
bond $3.50. Ie-Tlgl n ~ :
LAYaEEaER, OF pittburSh, Ia making ar.
rangsuients, II Is said, for n three mils race
With either Welsgerber or Olator, Of this city.
The race will be rowed either at Hutton Of
Wellsburg. wi
THERE will be a general meeting Of the
Young Peoples Association at the Fourth
Street NJ. L. Church next Monday evening,
which will DO addressed by number Of the
ministers OF the city. F3i
EvERyB)py's attention 10 called 10 the
grand picnic OF this Beethoven Society to be
held ut the New Fair Grounds on tho Fourth
Of July. Thoae who intand to make their
enirles for tho races as advertised should ap.
ply to tbs psrtios designated in the advertise.
msn.s previous TO Thursday night.
Tnr Yves. Virginia jary that found that a
man who had been pounded over the head
will, a club led from "brain disease" must
DO related to the celebrated I;ish Jury whose
verdict was that certain man hst "dieL
from visitation OF God unde. mighty nus
picious circumstances" -Beliaire Independent
Burr Rons,ys' circus will be here nexl
Tuesday. The circus Is rich In attractions
Charles W. Fish, the great bareback rider
Madame Martha and Pauline D0haky, the
celebrated tqTes,fienuet; Herr Drsyton, the
modern Samson; the Ashton Brother, Prince
Sstsuuis, A. MMquise, fsof. Skeleton, and 9
host Of Others, Rrs with the exhibition.
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PERSONAL MENTION.


People.
Hon. John Brannon,'of Weston, Ia In town,
Mr.. John W. Armstrong returned yostel
dsy from New York.
Mr.. A. r. Mookler and wife, Of Richmond,
Va, arc visiting the family Of II. Samuel
Adams, on Seventeenth street.
Squire Green, OF Powhatsu, We, M on
husincss yesterday. BE ha, been Justice
OF the Peace Mt Powhalan for eighteen years.
Nj. Frank OslebGy snl bride, OF Kaasa,
City, now on their bridal Tour, are at Mt,
Ballsview Hotel, and will remain until alter
the Fourth. 1,1"
Mr.. Louis Frap2ie!m and his mother, Mr.,
Robsrt Gibson and his mother and , +. Uhas.
b. OF contemplate making IN extensive
western trip during the eeas3n. ...,z
Mr.. Ed. I. Bart, Of the I,land. for masy
yeers baggage agent for tho G. Il 2. Railroad,
at Bridgeport, has resigned his position, ow.
Ing to desire OF the company to cnrtail e1-
pen6eg.
Misses Sophia and Annie Schark, OF Wheel.
ing, and Missts Christiauia and Minute New.
bardt, Of the Island, were Visiting Mr.. John
N. Hels!sy, Of Rose Hill. Miss Ella Brodie,
Of Wheeling Island, is the CUES. OF Mrs. Ella
Moore, Of Ihirty.sscoud s!ree:.-Beliaire
Tribune.
Key. ]. ]. McUarsal and fsn,ily, OF Martins
Ferry, left on the steamer Andes yesterday
for Bhelhyville KY, where. they will spend
the summer. Mr.. McOarsell WIS formerly
stationed there and will preach there this
summer. In the fall he will 70 10 McKses-
port to take charge Of the church offered
him there.
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A NcllsbulE Beast.

We!lsburg Was thrown into fever OF e1-
element Monday by an attempt by Russell
Malcolm. a tramp giassworker, to outrage
the person Of Two little girls aged Gand s.
daughters OF John Lius. This liltls girls were
playing around tina g!a:shouse, which is
closed down for the usual GUNNER vacation.
Malcolm coaSed them into tho building, ind
assaulted the younger girl, who tainted. He
then made an attempt on the elder girl. The
younger girl recovered and began 10 scream.
She attracted the attention OF passers.by.
Malcolm showed fight, hut wes arrested. A
great crowd gathered, and no would have
been lynched but for the Interference OF the
authorities. On the way 10 tho Lookup the
prisoner broke loose, and ran to the Ohio
river and escaped into Oaio.
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~. REMARKS ON DRRY CATTLE.
head. sgainAt 1928 Inst week and I.yaS bead ~
week Of last year. and the sales W. re-
9o1 mead, against Sol last week ind Oh head the
Corresponding week OF last year, and were as TO-.
To country ~
To Eastern ~
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lEEEkyEE.

A Scnudinarinn HOy's Adventure-Per.
KonM EOie., eio. n-.7lai
Mics Retta CLARK, Of St. C!airsville, ia the
guest Of Miss Mamie Randolph. $500
The Globe base ball club goes to Marietta
to play the MAY.s.ts club on ths Fourth.
The Globe bssc ball club wrs cIreu ann.
per by Cue. Hartens.eiu at hia Gravel Hin
home. ..2 .,.F. n Z
Nj. John Pollock, Republican candidate
for PrcsaculinS-Attorney, wes about town
yesterday. Z II ~
Charles Glasgow yesterday moved to Bril-.
liant; George Mccain moved to Rayspua.
and Fred B.csel 10 Pittsburgh. -
The Burr Robbins show had another set Of
men here yesterday making The final ar.
rangements for the exhibition hors. ~
Mesars. Albert Marshall and Cash. Marsl,
left yesterday for Tip through the west as
far as Dakotah, to gee tor themselves the sd.
vantegts Of the country. VA, -
The South Bellai,e Circuit will have
Quarterly meeting at the Wegee creek Oh urch
next Saturday ard Sundsy. Preceding Elder
Paine viii preach Saturday afternoon and
ass!stiu communion services Sunday after.
noon. 3f e. \ tl'tsl SE's =
A party OF nailers and their wives went
from here on the Andes yesterday for a visit
to Cincinnati. Among them were Milf.
Stewart and wife, A. O.. Mills and wills and
daughter, Miss Ssllie, Chss. BallzslI ami
vile, Thos. Wilson aud Miss Florence Tower
George Shillito and John Weir and,iamily. :
He'll liz now in active training on tho lower
course, where the RAGS with Mlnton Is to ho
rowsd. His boatis Of cedar, and weighs
twonsy.,eyeu pounds. Clator Is bis trainer
and has bis boa: house near the mouth OF the
creek. He'll Is required 10 row over the
course five or six times day. Manton has
not yet come down from Wheeling with bis
bost. t.jrs-r "a A u
Andsew Roeder, cmigrant egout OF the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad hare, yesterday
forwarded to Scandinavian eociety at CHI.
cago, boy OF thirteen who came into bis
hands under peculiar circumstances He
fell from the platform OF one OF tho cars Of
an emiSraut train near Lewis's Mill, this
county, but picked himself up not serlously
hurt and found his wcy in the dark to Tia
station. No oua could be found either nj
that place or after he WAS sent back here who
could talk much OF tho boy's language, bnt
he was forwarded to Chicago, where It Is OK.
pect.d some trace will be found Of his family
who wore on their way to Nebraska. - :,
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Sudden Death,

Theodore Moltsr, An old c,izsa and we'll
known baker of East Wheeling, died sud.
denly yesterday shout noon. Hs was in his
usual health Sunday, and went ont driving.
In the evening he was taken plightly i'll with
Symphonic resembling cholera nlo1bus, sud
his disease rapidly grew worse until 1t de.
vslored into hemorrhsge Ct tie bowels.
which had fatal result at tho hour nsmed.
Mr.. Molter was highly respected by his
neighbo,r, and his death is generally regret.
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{ Tho F0urti, Mt tho Park,

An unusually interesting programme o.
exercises has been arranged Tor the Fourth OF
July at tho Park. Tho usual admission only
will be charged. Music for dancing and
pronenading will DO furnished uu;ll, r. NJ,
and the gatea will DO closed at Pm. No
more pleasant and inviting place csn be
found anywhere for an enjoyable private
picnic on tho Glorious Fourth than Wheel.
ing PARK. It Is sufficiently large to svoid
other crowds or visitors can indulge In dane.
ing or enjoy the excellent music at will. The
natural charms OF this unsurpassed resort
have been heightened By art, aud 1t is really
rare treat to breathe tkapurs air OF heaven
among suoh perfect surroundings. No doub,
the rush to the cool and attractive shade will
be great next Friday. /, - ~, ~ j. 3. g.
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~ lNpicAuoEs,
Hold for Grand Larceny.

Peter Smith, who boarded with a Mrs,
Coleman, on Eighteenth etreet, was arraigusd
before 'Equirs Arkle yesterday on charge
Of stealing $40 from the trunk OF his room,
mattel German named Boesinius Morauart,
The evidence showed that be had taken the
money, used $40 OF it In paying his board,
md hid the rest under bureau In the room.
Tho showing against Smith was 80 strong that
the Justice held him for bis appearance be.
fore the grand jury In $500 ball, and in de.
fault OF bond hs was committed to jail.
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LARGEST line Of Spring Goods In the
city, comprising 800 different Patterns
OF Suitings, 100 different Patterns Of
Pantaloonlngs, and 50 different Patterns
Of Spring Overc0atings. Made up III
best style, ut &. HESS l. SONS,
No. 1891 & 1898 Market Street, 4
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TITS A EACT.

which may DO had by return mall arc our author.
lty Tor the sEsertlon that Skin, tCAlp and Blood
liumois. whether scrofulous. Inherited or conta.
glons. may now DO peiln ,nently cured by Cuticura
NeSOlytnt the new BiOOi Purifier, Internally, and
Cutlcura and Cutlcura Soap, The great Skin Cures
aud BeRutilen, externally, In one.hali tho time
and at One.hAlt tho expetisO OF ANY ,nther ncayon
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ANOTHER fresh and complete line OF
Children's Waists In Imported Pcrcales
and PENANG, beautifully pleated, from 4
to IL years OF age, at tho Star. 1.5H
y. d. 6UNDLlNG s. CO.,
y Gents Furnishers, So Twelfth st.
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Just Receiving

Another lot OF carriages, jump seats, two aud
three spring phae.ors, dog carts, piano boz
and cut down front hugsies; sill !ulI leather
trimmed and warrantet also full platforn,
and three spring wagons for less money thsn
ever before offered In Wheeling. Call, sac
and prizes at ]. W. Ferrel's, corner Msin and
TwsntY.firat nsraats .-t :. p. y -. ---- >
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! BRADFORD, PA, July 1.-Cnde oil weak.
United Pipe Line certificates opened ut SIZE
closed at t0hc, highest price 591{c, lowest h7sc,
total runs Monday l2s 73s barrels charters 50,67j
barrels: c.carances 5.SGS COO barrels, Efl l.7 y
69kc, refined 55<c T-s ii - - $500
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Another Pour Man struck by Forum

Another Pour Man Struck by Fortune.
The man who has prlza III lottery is re.
gardsd Us the happiest Of mortals At the
last drawing of the Louisiana etats Lottery
two Memphis men drew $l5, 0C0 each. Mr..
B. J, Dorsey, foreman upon the levees along
the Mississippi, has been living in humble
latehe reporter repaired to the corner Of Jauk.
son street, and inquired where Dorsey lived.
Q.A"You mean the man that drew the lottery
priz ~ A. "Yes.nE "He's moved away, He
raed TO live in the little house over there, but
he's goin' to live in fine house In Fl. P,cke,
ing w."-liemphis( 1enn.) avalanche June 4.