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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-27
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TuE cigar.makcrs picnic comes of on
the Suite Fail. Ground on. Saturday.
A CROWD Of young folks from Gravel
Hill, Bellaire, will picnic ut Wheeling
Park to-day. In -
THE South Side Singing Society will
give Il grand select social Tin their hall
Friday evening. Mayors orchestra will
play. W t.E
TnE paper put on the walls by "An
Adainless Eden,' which holds the boards
ut the Opera House Saturday night, will
puck the house. The bills say the com.
pany Is composed Of "ladics only" and It
Is safe 10 wager that the audience will be
quite the reverse. ,Si
'GTmE Allegheny Street Committee re-.
turned from Wheeling last night, where
they had gone to'inspect n patent brick
pavement. They urc pleased with II, and
i Is intimatcd will probably recommend
It's l:sc In rcpaving Stockton avenue
Pittsburgh Leader.
AMoSG other attractions ut the knights
OF st. George picnic on the Island to-
morrow will be II game OF base ball be.
tween picked teams from the Junior jeff.
crson Club and the Junior Knights. The
boys are taking great interest in this nut.
Ter and n lively game is anticipated.
TnE Joint discussion between Gen. A. J.
Warner and Col. ]. D.'Taylor, Of Ohio, on
the pension question takes place ut Cam.
bridge today. The fact that these two
opposition. candidates for Congress are
going to discuss this great question has
awakened much interest, and there will
he large attendance Of old soldiers and
others.
FOLLOWING il the route Of the parade Of
the Knights Of st. George on. Thursday
morning. The profession will form ut st.
Alphonsis hill ut $3.50, and willlnovc oil
promptly at BEGGING south on Market to
iTwcnty-fourtii street, east to! Ciiapiinc,
north to Twentieth, west TO Market, north
to Twelfth, west 10 Mum, north 10 Elcy:-
cntll, east 10 Market, north 70; Seventh,
west 10 Main, snuthto Tenth, west over
bridge to SoutlfFroni, OH South Front to
fair grounds. 5.. Ii%%5s !.
Z NEsTENDAYevcning young America, who
is quite numerous on South Main street,
hugely enjoyed themselves ut the antics
that n large male monkey went through.
The monkey was two feet five inches high
and weighed l55 pounds 1t was the prop
crty OF Mr. S. ID. Smith, OF Waynesburg,
and was being shipped from Wheeling 10
that place, via the B. 4 O.-lIdahingt0n
PairioI This ~ the. famous monkey lately
onrexhibition Ut Alclain's drug store.
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Transformation scene"

When Charley Shay opens his popular
theatre,Septembcr Sth, twill bcscen that
the old Academy Of Music has been trans
formed into Il beautiful first class le.iti.
mate theatre. Workmcn in all branches
are Identifying md 'makins improvements
throughout. All new scenery; MI entire
new stage, new decorations, &C., are among
the Changes, and Manager Shay says he
*illgst the city Of Nflteelins one Of the
hMdsomest family theatres in the coun.
try. Miss Lizzie Evans, the popular Dr,.
matte star, will open the new Academy. Of
Music September Stll in Charles Z. Gala.
hans famous drama, t"Fos:'s Ferry" sup
ported by the Standard Dramatic COM
,p;lnv, ~ US 80 'i a b r
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It's strange any one will suffer from de-
rangcmcnt brought on BY impure blood,
when scovill's Slsaparilla and Stillingia,
or Blood and Liver Syrup, will restore
health TO the Physical organization. 1t is
u strengthening syrup, pleasant to take,
and the best Blood Purifier eyer discover.
cd, curing Seroipla, Syphilitic disoSlers,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipclps, Mn.
laria, Nervous disorders, Debility, llllious
complaints aud Diseases oi the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin, etc. !
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I0lkDo, o, August ai-Wlcat qnlcl and firm;
bid; October SF54c; November SIZE: YEAR SIe LftI
10 70. soft s5l4c bid: No. 3 7Vc GseGd. Com dull:
nis!i mixed hSc; No, . cash and Angus, 5Gc; Sen,
mMinbSr ai'4c asked; rejected 5iIzc; no graic ne
MHt, Huist my urn; NJ, cash a9c bid August
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MARTINS JERRY.
a Stranger Dying by the 1,ondsitle-inhti.


a Stranger Dying by the I,ond>ilc-inilus.
trial Items, Etc.
Quite a number Of old soldiers from this
place and the surrounding country will
take in the Reunion ut Cumberland next
week.
Samuel Westwood, one OF the La,iehlin
nailers, is laid up with the typhoid fever
at Lawrence, Ohio, but is in Il lair way to
recover.
The Martins Ferry. stove foundry will
start up on Thursday after Il stoppa.c of
nearly two months. Their outlook for
trade is good.
Miss May McKim will give alargc party
tonight ut her fathers residence on North
Third street, in honor OF her brother
Ross twentieth birthday.
The Cooperative Stove Foundfy,a new
organization composed OF practical lnoul-
ders broke ground yesterday for their new
building. 1t will be on the east side Of
First street opposite Mann's foundry.
Samuel Still, IN old resident OF this place,
died on Monday afternoon after Il short i'll
hess and WAS buried yesterday at the
Bridgeport cemetery. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by the members OF
the I. 0. o. f., OF which he was an honor
ed member. n
An unknown man was found lying by
the roadside, near Burlington, yesterday,
in dying condition. lie was taken TO
the town hall and placed under the care of
a physician. lie is unable to give his
name or any account OF himself, and his
recovery is very doubtful.
Thcpublic schools will open next Mon
day with the following teachers in charge:
Central building, first, Maggie Penning-.
ton; second, Matte iIobensack; third
Lizzie Updcsrlil; fourth, Emma Lewis;
fifth, Ella Claraock; sixth, Lillian Rice;
seventh, Maggie Ralston eighth, Sarah
lloylc; ninth, Maggie West; tenth, Laura
Swartz; eleventh, S. i. Crumbackcr.
North school, first, Jennie Greene; sec.
ond, Il. +. Alcndcr. South school, A.
W. Harris. Colorcl school, Rachel Iloylc
German teacher, Francis T. I.oitlus.
Superintendent, OR, Slircyc. Assistant
superintendent, Mrs. NJ. d. Shrevc.
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During the year 1889 there were &c, SOS
failures in business in the United States
and Canada Some OF these were big con-
Germs, and some were very small. Failure
IS sorrowinl business to any man, especial.
glhltals Ills health that fails, \ great
nlany times l0,56S people fail in heal, III in
the course OF n year, Many Of them might
DO snyed iftlcy would take Browns Iron
Bitlers, the great family medicine and re-
storcr OF wasted health, < W.
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TEACHERS TAUGHT.


tutc.
The Marshall County Peabody Institute
was opened Monday nj . o'clock !. ". at
Moundsville, with prayer by Rev. ". L.
Loomis, and an address by Prof. L. V. De
Graft, who gave a brief outline OF the
course Of work he intended to pursue dur
ing the week, after which he gave an OK.
crcise on "lIowto Teach Beginners Lam.
suagc.n
The following committees were appoint
oil:--Einance-L. G, Brock, Will B. Mat
thcws and r. w. Bnrlcy. NIusic-W.
Stewart, Misses Myers, Alice Sawyer, Is
tclla Martin and Mr.. Thomas Parsons.
RcSolutions-W. S. Powell, 7. Parsons, J.
X. Chase, Misses Jennie Eaglcson, Mary
Henderson,, Jennie Nottingham and
Maud. Potts. 0bitnaries-Dorsey Blake,
$. X. Burton, r. X. l.utes, Samuel KcyScr,
Mary AlcCabe, Alice Sawyer and Amanda
Roberts.
Prof. DeGnT delivered his lecture on
Elements OF Success" Monday evening in
the Masonic Hall.
Mr.. Cline, principal of the Moundsvillc
StHuOlS, VIII HUI III UDle 10 lllcilu tnc III
stitutc, owing TO the serious illness OF his
father, ut Barcsville, o.
Mrs. Butcher, Miss Emma Shepherd and
Miss Lena Umstead, OF New Martinsvile,
are in attendance.
Prof. George Little, OF Washington
City, will lecture in the Masonic Hall Fri.
day evening.
Yesterdays session Of the institute was
called to order by the chairman, and
prayer was Offered by Rev. ]. S. pomcroy,
after which there was music by the insti-
tntc. During the day Prof DcGrar talk
edo Language "Elow to tcucl, Read
ing" by the word and sentence. method.
The subject OF rcccssYas freely. discussed
by Prof. DcGriIr, 1Iessrs. IIaincs, Silycrt
and Powell and Miss Cora Myers. Many
good reasons were put forth in behalf Of
recess.
There are 1903 teachers enrolled, OF
whom 81 are ladies' and li gentlemen.
Among the visitors present were Messrs.
J. \. Ewing, Esq, Prof. Pogue, Of Wheel
ing, and Mr.. G. Simpson.
The annual social in connection with
the institute was held last evening in the
school hall. -.4.ss.},|- -
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Fon seven years Aliens Brain Food has
stood the strongest tcStg as to iia merits in
curing Nervousness, Nervous Debility and
restoring Hst powers TO the weakened
Gcnerativc System, and, in no instance,
liHs itcver failcdi test it 81 g Tor S54At
druggists, or by mail from Eli, Allen, 3l5
First Aye, New York City. Trlis&w
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Gnticura.
Sal / RHE: UNI
Gutic,,r,.
And Every Species of Itching and
Burning Diseases Positive
" Cured.

ECZEMA. or Salt Rhcum, with It's ngonizing Itch.
Z Ing Anil bnrnlnG, Instantly relieved by a warn.
Of cuiiCurn, tho great skin Cure This repeated
daily, with tw6or three kOses Of Cuiicunl lcs0,v.
cnt, the New Hood Purifier to keep the blood cool
the Precipitation pure md unifrltntinE, the bowels
ol'cn, the liver GHd Kidneys ncIlrc will speedily
cure ErzcnlR letter, ltingwuril, lsorlnsIs lcheli
rlrtus, Scaled Head. DandriiI, and every species
of Itching, sca!y, mud rlmply iumOrs Of the Scalp
md skin, when the beat physicians and all known
remedies Mil. ~ ;. '-74 ..5 -. III
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The Columbus Knights of ST George
will not arrive in the city untilS3l o'clock
tomorrow morning. They will be met at
the b. 80. depot byta detachment. from
the Wheeling division in fatigue uniform,
and escorted to their quarters Mt the ho.
tells. : Division B OF Columbus will proba-
bly, be here, in force. Its the finest drilled
b0dy'of the organization in the country,
and Thursday afternoon will give nm cXhi.
bition fancy, drill on the fair grounds. II
will be'a sight well worth seeing. The
Parkersburs Knights will bc} here Thurs.
day morning OH 4 special excursion train.
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DOSAvIS's DEATH.
He Falls from n Chair and Is Picked Up u

: - n
Timothy Donavin, M aged Irish resi-
dent OF East Wheeling, father OF Donavin
the saloon-kccper OF the Eighth ward,
went into Pat AIcCiinley's saloon, at No.
1SS Seventeenth street, yesterday after
noon about :; o'clock, and complaining Of
being sick, went intoa little room i'll the
rear OF the bar-r0Om and SIT down on Il
clair. IIcha only sat there Il few min
utes when he fell to the floor dead.
DR.. BaguIcy was summoned, and said
the man probably died OF heart disease,
Coroner Schul,ze %as notified, and after
viewing the body, concluded it, was not
WORT, while TO impanel Il jury or hold II
formal inquest, and gave Il death Ceriii-
cate in accordance with the facts and the
noltnr's nnininn -. = ~ L---. 49,.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ny, the Coming carlpaIrn ior n nlalne AM !

ny, the Coming Campaign for Dlaine and
.sl!i,ysl sfsisy Logan. a,
sSThe B & Osroad has notified 5theiFifst
District Congressional Executive Commit.
tee TINT IT will make the Usual reduction to
delegates who, pass over its line on their
way 10 to.morrow's convention nj New
Alhrtinsvillc. This will benefit the dele.
gates from Harrison, Brnxton, Gilmcr and
Lewis counties, who will have to, pass over
tho Parkersburg branch to Parkcrsburgs
and take the Ohio River road from there,
The Republicans OF Fulton had a ro,,s.
ing meeting Monday night, and organized
/, for the campaign By cleciins the following
officers: President, a, C. Wagner; Score.
tary, Albert Schenck; Treasurer, George
Ieockler. Committees were appointed 10
procure Il flag, strcamcr md pole. nnd
when their work Is done big tlcmons,ra.
ton may be looked forever the hill 4 The
next meeting will DO held Ia Miller's hall
one week from tonight
Captain Thomas Prince has procured /.
beautiful straight pole l25 feet high, and
$3.50 ~ Wv ,,,'' '" n,,S1is "t pili',e'
EEostI,' n''' tn'ory, Nv MS piaSe On the
Mofsn I'm, VI =, WY isa.aI ~ VIII iioat IN
nplloi'ilnae sleaiii y. Hiiu Iiiis l@eiSc ny
. .i lset ~ dimensions some
i,nu ~ ,aG ne;tr i NIT; i'c proposes 70
iiiNe fo"s'Hs RePuDiieah Eiiiy around
ms poie'
M, - ,r
ny ,he5nD!lic'iS " MARIN ferry or
San'1e,. y n'A'i'e hiil Logan ciuo on Mon
NY. Nea!iy oile ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS were
o9taiIeu aiu many more would haye JON,
~ nut Owing 70 inc cfoWoe.t condition oil
vi, 1,ic lil,, .nu 'hS neat many went away.
nc lo i,n 9liicGts were seicc,ed; ires-
T S, r. in poIar.s dmsi Isl ltssiisl,
y ~ n'c N Corresponding secretary,
y. ~. a.Gsar.nH. Ai.er oIsnIi'Ma.i9n INC
efpMn a,s}1ur,ssH 70 nv 4u'siuc ahti were
u:.'iteSsya Dy Iol; ". L. IQori, ,W, Cs be.l-
JURY; ahu 1alh. ho .,',; ni " neShig, IN
r,i'e',,G slSeIhes, Wi,iei, WeIt Meii iecelv-
". ne cup ~, VIII ,r l,eeI aTa,h on frlaay
escmlhs ~ '''e lo Ni iiai' " perfect inc
ofs"' 'l's on
7,, AttG.s I"1y otfigr Things dCttc by the
n'aek Itsic D.a,iie a'la logan cnio ~ us
i''eJ.ais '"st n'slt was .He ots';il'Ea'ioh OF
uruil corps, CONSISTING ni fourteen
pieces Mmicm MAKES IL lne largest IN me
81. nrr nI,.'1 I, .ne meeting Mas Gli'e'i
~, pmie,h 1"s!iists purposes me house
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF boats und Stage OF Waite
- Here md Elsewhere. i,

Movements Of boats ind Stage Of Water
49, Here md Elsewhere. -
The Willie Austen left for Marietta
yesterday afternoon. ~, =:
The Princess still r,yna in the Dellairc
trade, although with difficulty, e
The rivcr,is still falling slowly TIC
marks indicate Il depth in the channcl:o
about . feet S-incles, and navigation is
practically Suspended. - S5:sSis
Samuel Ball "a young Enslisliman, was
drowned Mt Huntington few days
eiDcc. The Louise and Enos were nj
the wharf unloading and transferring their
cargocs. Ball, who was u deck hand on
the Louise, while carrying u key Of nails
missed his footing and fell intp the river.
One Of tllc engineers threw out life pre-,
server anil tried 10 catch him as he passed.
With these cHGeptiGtis, no effort was made
to rescue young Ball. The boats tr,insfer-
red their freight and each proceeded on its
why. Ball caMe to this country about six
months since, was an exemplary young
man and a member Of the Methodist
church. The explanation OF his being IN
such positionariscs from the fact, that
the Ensign works closing down left him
out Of n job, and not wishing TO be idle, he
went to work Oh the boat. Z, ,'i',.,.,
GnrrSsnonO, Pa, August 2G,-Riycr 10
fectG inches and stationary; wenihcrclcar,
2 LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 90--Dcpih IN
the canal 3 feet inch; on the falls, j foot
md falling. fi53i siif55
Bno~sSpILtE, Pa, August 96.-River5 Q
feet 6 inches and stationary; weather fair;
thermometer 81. 81
RlcE's LANDING, Pa, August 2G.-River
) feet 2 inches and stationary; weather.
clear; thermometer 81. 5I5s-..: I . s.,'s
MoRGASTowN,g W. VA, August 90
River O. inches. and stationery; weather
clear; Thermometer So, a.,
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TIE Mountain Lake Park Hotel has been
greatly enlarged and improved, And is
now ready i0r, the reception OF guests.
Regular rates Of board s. 30 per day, Sl40O
per week, so Copper month, and half price
Tor children. ~ y 4 u
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Fair llynr.

The Voltaic Belt Company, OF MARSHALL,
Mich, offer ,o,send DR. Dyes Celebrated
Nnltair Belt and Observation-Disclosures on
trial, for thirty days, tomen, both old and
Young, afflicted withneryous debility, lost
vitality, and many other diseases. SEQ
adverisemcntin This paper, rTiIkw
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The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
Company takes pleasurein announcing to
the public that i will run one Of is cheap
excursions 10 Pittsburgh and return on
Thursday, September !, 1854, Tickets will
pc good returning by amy irregular train
until Saturday, SenlemNcF OIL, inclusive,
ainni'ne plenty oi- time 10 visit places OF
interestand amusement. t'sl.,'tiis55'.i
Lookout for small bills giving time OF
train and rates Of fare. 2 .{l{sw
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| : = - = 10y. Gsfi al " ( N 4 II
,TnE cigar.makcrs picnic comes of on
the Suite Fair. Ground on Saturday.
A CROWD Of young folks from Gravel
Hill, Bellairc, will picnic ut Wheeling
PARK t1-,laY 49, - - ~ 81 L.
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A TT'ENTI0N,
+ PLUMED KNIGIITs,

General Orders No. :: 4.
!. You viii assemble Mt The Lincoln Club Hall
Thursay, August IS Mt s:30 O'Clock i. ". sharp, In
fntt regulation uniform to participate In the paradc
Of the knights Of St. George.
II. All members arc ordered to be present this
wednesday, evening at $50 ocloc!: sharp 70! drill.
by order Of - 80
W D.. FISHER; Captain
!. AUSTIN BEACH. Orderly Sergeant. = nug7
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!. Che Qntelliiqetlttl!::t,|1s:
object Nos. ~ and - Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

Select School.
= Wantcd--Good Girl. ii..2s,'i
K Opera Llo!,se-An Adamless Eden.
sl.ost--G Gold Locket.
Wanted--.Ios. Spcidcl & Co. Fl
Republican Congressional Convention
4 Few Still Lcft-Kirk's Art Store.
Funeral Notice-k. of 7.
A Carlo. G. Parson-Fourth Page
Attention, Plumed Knights = Fourth
Page. &! + I'll 4 81 \ e
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. C., August e7,5l 80 j,
Nor Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
gcnemlly,ywarmer, fair weather and light
variable winds. 2. {, q. &.
For the Lower Lakes, generally fair
weather, variable winds and slight rise in
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.grustcc's saIc.
TRUSTEE'S SALE

II -, 177g .7--711I-1-I' - T Ig-g-
by, virtue OF a deed Of trust mntlc by Michael
Nome and Bridget Soone, hiswi!c 10 nc as trustee
,lnled August 10, 1859, recorded IN the office Of Tic
Ninina, IN Decd OF Trust Hook No. 20, pagc @ii Ia
secure the payment OF note for sos Sl1O nyahlr
10 the order oil J.. ". Stevens, and now owned hy
a. Holiday, Will sell ut tho front door OF tlic
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 6, 1881.
commencing NJ 10 o'clock 4! NJ! the following do.
scriIed property The south 0ne.lnli Of lot mum.
Detc stliate on the east side Of Market
street, Oh the north side OF nyenty.seyenth street
at the corner Of sa!l streets sald hall lot fronts
twenty-five feet OF Market street and extcns lacE
OF even width. binding on TwcntyscyentIi stnei.
one hundred feet TO an alley, - 800
!, Inc above property will he sold subject 10 the
lien Of Two deeds Of trust made by Michael Soonc
a,@ WIS tns my dated April 9 lsS recorded in
inok 40. ~ page eD 10 scclirc tho MUTUAL
lnu,dii; and Loan Association holcs amounting to
SI,go; NE second dated August 20, ISSl recorded
cialion n0es amounting 10 s7SO. - I
Terms OF sale-clsll. u y y. ~ ~
VIII, HALLrH, Auctloneer, r auliM
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4torS twenty-five years, Mr.. lIcnry:J.
Noble,.o Gouvcrnetlr, N:Y.,su suffered with
very painful rheumatism OF tho hip
and says he was cured 4 by n few appli-
cations of;St. jacobs Oil, the great pain-
/, cure. 3 SIS ,s.l g 7, Z. i5.i's
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EMoIy's Little CatharIic is the best and
only reliable Liver Pill known. never fails
wittshG mnki obstinate cnsrs, purely ycge-
lahlc-lo gents, tTThSlW
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The Interl,nl machinery.

Even when We 90 to sleep, the coinpli.
Gated apparatus Of the inner man is con-
iinnnlly OF work. Heart, lungs, liver, kid.
ncysand MI, keep ut work, from birth until
death. How important tits, that all these
should be in perfect order! II Let any Of
them run down, or let;thc blood BECOME
impoverished. and thGrcsulti is disease and
decay But Browns Irons BittcrsS is 1.-THE
sure, Observation-Disclosures, for instance,
the case Of Mrs. Gillespie, Ok San Antonio,
Texas, who was for N long tiime q. great
sufferer. She piys, II have used Browns
Iron Bit,ers for dyspepsia and general de-
bilitytwith' great benefit"
,4The Wantn,tseap: is the biggest %. MI,
the best five cent bars, fs;iSf ! Df,,3,t r Z 4.
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A RARE CILlNCE+4ftWILl OFEEk
IAntpriya,c sale my entire property. knoNa - .
the I!oslty Boarding House. c0ntanil: lhit!SlSf
rooms; onc.hniHcre lot, with good cellar, HSas J..
good wntcr large Ice house, coal, md nlnlIIS.
for boarding huusc. Also, hOuN. Gipl lot oHg,
site the above property. Also lotion cdFcI NJ.
and Sixth streets lseIsDn for selling -Sniiv'l,,
fever. For further particulars Inquire Of ilroH We,
on the premises, Or address q. L. BDsLhl, ~, ~
lnnl Md sa# hfer~ taF
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Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer us observed ut Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
y. M:,7Go;; II NJ, 30; t3r. NJ, 81; I'm,
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WILL MCDONALD, 25ie Dearborn st., Chicago.
gratefully acknowledges II cure Of Salt Rhcum on
head neck, iarc, arms md lrlS for seventeen years
not able to wink except on hands and knees for
one year; pot able 10 help himself FOR eight years.
tried hundreds Of remedies; doctOrS pronounced
his ease hopeless; permanently curr,l by Cuticum
RcSOlrcilt tblOoh pnriilcr Internally md Cuticun
and Culicui Soap THE great skin cllrcSl externally
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YHSI, ylGl, ylnl-;I came, l saw, | con-
quercl-Is adaptable 10 Aliens Bilious
physic. ltguic!;ly relieves CONSTIPATION,
l,lles, siok Headache, &on IS cents, At
all druggists, II lSz5,ss,. TThSkw
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nonts, bicycles and Hay Power

{ Natnre.has rcsolvcd.that all the people
shnll not enjoy themselves ut once, With
the opening Of the season Of 0utdoorsporIs
comes tho time OF trouble for the poor
victims OF Hay Fever For them flowers
have no oaor, and the summer LITTLE ornp
beauty. To snuff, sncezc and wIpo their
weeping eyes Tor three or four successive
months this is their pitable portion.
Whether this form Of Cniarrh is called Hay
Fever, Hay Cold, Rose Gold or ltoso Fever,
makes no difference; they suffer Just lie
same. There is no help in sen voyages,
there Is no help in high mountain mir.
These only tighten the pocket and lcYe
the disease undated: But there is posi-
live curc in Ely's Cream Balm. Wecould
cram these columns with grateipl letters
Of the rescued, Try it and join them. II
You continue TO suffer it is because You
neylceleI \ remedy rs sure rs il is cheap
and pleasant, Fifty cents, .rrhssw
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"YEs; i shall break the engagement"
she said, folding her arms and looking lie
tiant ut Is really too muei, trouble
10 converse with; him; he's rs deaf
us post, and talks like he had a
mouthiul OF mush. Besides, tho way lie
hawks md spits is disgusting. Don't
break the engagement for TINT; toll him
to take DR.. S:lsc's Cgtarrh, Remedy. twill
cure him completely" HaWell,1 'll'tcll him.
| do hate to break it of, for in all other re.
spcctsh he isquitetoo charming OF course,
y cured his catarrh, a 1