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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-22

StTsahSelB IN tne Cuy hhu Wheeling FoAA!
Abroad. :
Mrs. Kate Savage has returned home
from visit Of four or five months to Ire
land. 4 3 EEsf ~
Mr.. D. ID. Mccoy, OF Bay View, Wis.
formerly Of this city, was in the city yes
terday looking up old acquaintance.
Rev. T.. ]. Hart, OF tho Disciples
Church, is conducting series Of revival
meetings in Ohio this week. He will be
absent about two weeks.
Mr.. T. L. Milligan, one Of Wheeling's
popular young men, returned to this city
yesterday with his bride after very
pleasant bridal tour. They are at the
Stamm House. =5ff
Mr.. Gus Bothner, advance representa-.
tive OF Jacques Cruger's Company, is in
the city. This company will present
"Dreams, or Fun in a Photograph Gal:
lery," at the Opera House next Tuesday
evening.
Capt. All. Burnett, the well known head
OF the Eureka Detective Bureau, Of Char
lesion, is in the city. He says the Fusion
lists OF the Third district are us ardent in
the fight for victory in November as
they were before the State election.
DR.. G. A. Wingerter and Mr.. Michael
Lotus returned yesterday from meeting
Of street car company officials from all
parts OF the country, which met in New
York last week, and in which they repre-
sented the Citizens line OF this city. NJ
Ex-Delegate J, Ed. Pennybacker, well
known here, was elected Prosecuting At
torney Of Pendleton county ut the recent
election. Joshua Day, the able Delegate
from that county in the last House but
one, was defeated by the Democratic nom
inec for Delegate by small majority. Al,
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ELECTION CONTESTS
And Various Other Current Matters Down mt

And Various Other Current Matters Down nj
Bellulre. -5'!g
A. J. Myers is i'll.
Gen. A. J. Warner was in town q short
time yesterday. s tssy s-.g5
County Treasurer Ed. Fecley was in
town yesterday. IL
W. S. Mccullough is building brick
dwelling on Gravel Hill. -
President S. l.. Mooney and General
Manager Crumpton were in town yester'
day. n 60
Rev. I. G.. Hcnch announces q lecture
on the liquor question by himself Friday
evening.
Rev. 7. Fl. Bell and Virgil Brown went
up to meeting Of Conference at Stcu-
benvillc yesterday. le 90 IA
The Bcllaire plumed Knights will 60 to
Martins Ferry Thursday evening to assist
Mt the Republican jollincation meeting.
Mr.. Chris. Bippus is home from a visit
to his daughter Mt St. Paul. This settles
the case Of one judge at the Fourth ward
polls. H. M.
The new B., T. & G. depot is all done
but painting. It is reached from Thirty
first street under the 3. 4 0. bridge by q
bridge over tho tracks. : ss44'
The Anderson Juniors will meet for
dress parade on the Square Thursday even
ing. II all the members would turn out
this club would make an excellent show.
Austin Ault, the son Of Thomas Ault,
died yesterday afternoon. He has been
an invalid much OF his life and has been
confined to his bed for the last few
months. ,lf5- g
Some boys put up speakers stand on
a vacant lot on Union street and Monday
night had Il political meeting, many OF
them making speeches that won applause
from the hundred or so men who gathered
Oh the opposite side OF the street. 81
John Pollock, defeated by N. X. Ken
non, Democrat, by Il majority Of one, for
the Office Of prosecuting attorney, was in
town yesterday, looking into the Second
ward matter. lie will contest the election
unless the matter OF cost makes it unde.
sirable. It is also said now, that thorough
investigation OF this precinct and many
others is to be made, us we'll rs the case OF
Brown Stewart, by Col. Taylor. IfsuiIici-
ent grounds arc found it is understood
that Gen. Warmers sent in Congress will
be contested. 7it ..57siS 5A
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n The dancing season has once more roll:
cd around, and now is the time for young
folks to perfect Themselves in the Terpsi.
chorean art. An opportunity is afforded
in the reopenins Of Prof. Carl J. Mayors
Dancing Academy. Prof. Mayer has
secured Franzheim's Hall and made com
plete arrangements for his classes, which
will be conducted in first class style. The
Academy is now open. Gentlemen's
classes will meet every "Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. Prof. Mayer will
commence his ladies and chillren's
classes Saturday afternoon, November |.
His terms arc reasonable and his rcputa-
ton rs M instructor second to none his
classes have always had great success. Il
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is what most men desire, but to keep from
filling grave in a cemetery lot ere hall
your days are numbered, always keep a
supply OF Dr.. pierce's ,"Gol,lcn Medical
Discovery"by you. When the first symp.
toms Of consumption appear lose no time
in putting yourself under the treatment OF
this invaluable medicine. 1t cures when
nothing else will. Possessing, rs it does,
ten times the virtue Of the best cod liver
oil, it is not only the cheapest but far the
pleasantest to take. It puriGes and ell
riches the blood, strengthens the system,
cures b|otchcs, pilnples. cruptions and
other humors. By druggists. H.
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:MllADsASSMA.RCiH;SHA:RES
GREATEST K1cK: or TIE SEASON
20 ipfgL tt5zt ~ W 4, :. N@ :. =
Made by tho Democrats Over tho Scratched
Ticket Alleged to BIO National Commit.
Stceman Hnksr's-The Boycotting Goes y
n fig urayely on, Mt Least 80 they Say.

- ~. y. - .,,, f,,,J ,,o,I.sjov
rev DenlociatS WHY Nunu 9saVo.u'
who could BIO induced TO talk about any
thing but tho charge that LOWS Baker had
vn,cd for thc Rcpublican candidates for
vo'eu ~ ~, .spaI cs.a., ~, S".,..,na
Govcfilor, A..oihey'usne!a. a.l4 e'up.''no
Judges, and had scratched OIL three Of the
Democratic county nominees and cut OIL
,hn on,;rc district ticket Tho Democracy
as n mass evidently considered this cxer.
c;ss NJ discrctfot a scrioas oiIef,se.I and
wh;,c IN usc thc words nj "one al them.
,hov ware ,lisnosed Ia nvrea Tint GCali.
woii ninvrd Il nrnttv law ,low,, y thew stiil
to r ;;oni;vh Jni,oht IN I'M 6;arovrrv
nh;sj, yn cla;ns ,n hsxe ,naJa n
: Thn RemhI;cons stooI nround whore
nomncrats' mist do conrrcvntc Yesterday.
n nous" ~ the nn"rv memh"rs ~ the onno.
sp; SnSu drawn" tIcm n,,t m the snbSect,
and lion smiI,nv nj the GRAVITY WITH
Iyhich thew discussed Tint vote. 'l@@
III uox,orr,.o rur uvon,,NNr ,
| with ono accord fin Democratic "kick.
.r.n ,icclarc ti,"v viii never never neypr
taIo thn Pen;s,s, n"a;n and Inn Bakcr
nMs, aten down ana ont NJ thn National
r ,"1 i rhe frat "",nt n tho throat
mivl't lie easier to execute than the sec.
nmi hit tbey seemcJ cnnaljv resolved
vnon both =" 1870
urS nrom;ncnt local D.mocratic politi.
c,on rnnnrkGu Yesterday: III havc dc.
frnIcd Baker from The ni,mero,,s charges
, n"a;ns, b;" Nv mcmhors nf tha nartv In
tS;s ramnnimi and swrar this cxnose 81
; h;s treacheFy mortilies me- shall sto,
tho ps,;,te: at onco ami nayer take 4
sn wn;In that man has ANYTHING to dc
, VIII II AMI ;i'hc IorsnI co, ont Of ,ht
u Nn,;on,, Tomm;t,rc I;i,-fTiShIomcd i
n Won't almost vote ior Blainon
8 Ths t,enJisb dcl;pIt n those who Inv,
|, ,cnounccl the Rraisier md lis propricto
u MI thro,,rh Tho camna;vm. mt Tic nav ant
J iarrc nccession TO their ranks OH accoun
4 oi Nr Cnldwcll's little trick. was painiu
!. to beneyojently inclined RepubIicans
It IL, 49,, -. IT,, ~ l,:n,, M l;o,or,
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There was nothing new developed in
the nail situation yesterday, and both
the mill owners and the Amalgamatcd As.
ISOLATION are still firm. Tho La Belle
nailers meet this morning to talk over tho
situation. 1t is still the general opinion
that the lockout will not last long. The
custom OF charging nailers for breaEages Of
their machines is not in vogue in any
other part OF the country, and tho Wheel
ing nailers have long objected to il. It is
believed that they will win their point.
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ocALlDREv1T1Es.
Matters Of Minor Nom snt In and About ths

| 5t III tf,1l. CITY. ti5 ~ .{ fs3iig$
osE marriage license was lasted yester-
day. (, X, 5tie fs lStl6
MATINEE at Charley shay's theatre to.
day. 28li} lsig n
FARMERS arc; now busy huskiny corn.
The crop Is bigger and better than was at
first expected. s,g -. \ "a.
"a MESSENGER from Jarvis Section" will
be presented at the Opera House Friday
night for tho first time In Wheeling. d.
"A MAN who was closely pursued by the
Martins Ferry police yesterday, swan tho
river TO escape the clutches OF tho law,
landing at the Top mill. $50 IA
TnE Democrats OF Fairmont will have a
grand jolliiication and torchlight demon.
stra.ion this evening. n The, Wheeling
clubs have been invited, and large dole.
CATION will 50 out from here. t,o
THE Supreme Court Of Appeals met yes.
ierdny afternoon In special session. but
| adjourned without transacting any bust
ness until Saturday, November l.. Al the
Judges were present but Judge Woods.
/ Tus disabled reel OF the Atlantic engine
\ company Inns been repaired and Is now
) ready for service. Tho company Is very
grateful TO Mr. Chris. Scibkc for the uSe
; Of his wugou, in lieu Of the reel, which
q was used by the company free Of charge
TIE Fifth Ward Blaine and Logan Clut
viii meet in It's hall this evening. Dusi'
: Hess OF interest TO every supporter Of the
National Republican ticket will be cot
: sidered, and all the Republicans Of the
: ward, whether members Of tho club Of
not, are urged to attend. ="
!. "PEASur" Scorr and other colored gen
. ttemcn gave Il select prize ball ut t|it
Upper Market hall Monday night whicl
was largely attended, and was in every re
spect y grcatpucccss. Prizes for tho mos
graceful walizing were given, tho frs
being won by Miss Tyler, OF bridgeport
and the second by Miss Caroline simms
". OF Eleventh street. 9&
n TIE Arion will give the first concert IN
X ball OF the season ut its hall this evenln.
for the benefit OF its members and invite
guests. These entertainments Of the Ario
II arc always enjoyable, and the invitation
are greatly coveted by those not SO fort.
nate rs to be members. The opening
". the Arion's season will DO hailed with d
light. ''Si&
TIE Hollywood Juvenile Opera Con
pany, which opened weeks englgcmcl
ut Charley Shay's theatre last nil ht, Civ
Que OF the most attractive performance
seen in Wheeling this season. The lit
ones are marvellous artists, and the goc
sized audience last night kept up q r,ll
ming fire OF applause throughout the pr
smmme. The entertainments especial
attractive for ladies. r41 Is
r IT is denied that the warehouse Of u
Bellaire Nail Works is filled, witt, mil
and it is authoritatively stated that Il
factory for more than fonr weeks has bee
shipping more nails than has been man
iactured in that time. Never in the hi
h tory OF the steel nail has one key been r
Y turned, and in relation to the steel beir
IN returned from Benwood it is said there
no truth in the statcmcnt.-Bellaire IND
pendent. -
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Mr.. D. D. Mccoy, OF Bay View, Wis.
formerly Of this city, was in the city yes
terday looking UP old acQuaintances. p
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Two Grim Monsters.

Entirely too grim. Grim Monster Dis
ease! Grim Monster Death Fight them
both oh,s,NIartin Luther threw an ink.
stand ut the devil. But ws can do better
We fight the grim monsters with q bottle
Of Browns Iron Bitters Not by throw.
ing the bottle Mt him, but by taking the
contents. Blood renewed. Nerves toned
up. Dyspepsia driven out. Rheumatism
vanquished. Malaria scattered. Thou.
sands OF testimonials on hand for free in
spection, showing how Browns Iron Bit
tiers can win the victory over the two
grim monsters, f!555El.j-5S p =
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Mr.. George Y. Willing, Of Manchester,
Mich, writes: "Nly wife has been almost
helpless ior FIVE years, SO helpless that she
could not turn over in bed alone. She
used two Bottles Of Electric Bittcrs, and
is SO much improved, that she is able now
to do her own work" Electric Bittcrs
will do all that's claimed for them. Hun
dreds Of testimonials attest their great
curative powers. Only fifty cents a bot
tie ut Logan & Co.'s. Nj MwR.w
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Determined to Die.

A woman named Snyder made severa
unsuccessful efforts to commit suicide oycl
at Martins Ferry Monday. She first tool
laudanum, and failing to shuttle off in THU
way, she repeated the dose several times
at short intervals. Still failing to kill her
self, she ran for the river 10 drown her
self A large crowd gathered, and she
was prevented from carrying out her rasl
design. The woman lives in the Orchard
and her daughter recently. left home
which is supposed to have induced her te
resolve to seek the bourne from whence nc
traveller returns. s', ~ g
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of tho Money and Stock MIR.

The Features Of the Money and Stock Mar
S'T 9f kcts. i7 I,z..s
New YoHE, Oct. 2l.-Sonoy easy ut lag per
cent. Prtm mercantile paper 5a6 percent Stcr
ling Exchange, bankers bills weak at 81 Sl}{; de
GovEISAESTs- Strong. AZ
RAlLWAYs-Firn. ~ e.
STATE SEcuEITlES-Quiet, f.iz 4s' lE.sslar
STosKs-Thc market after an Irregular opepin,
became firm and advanced slightly. Hoforc III,
irst call the bears made raid on New York Cen
imi, forcing the price down from s9H to S714
S51hs l.ackawnnNl to lulH und other sharet x Il
percent; soon became evident that little stock
which carried prices up 4 to ~ percent. Al
leading stocks were brisk. The Strength Of tho
market induced considerable covering Of shor
con'Mcts, and this assisted the upward turn it
prices " - T-& 40. II,1.,'
After r. NJ. tho market weakened by the r,lmo,
OF The failure OF tho great London cotton house
md Prices fell of! q 10 * perccut. AT the close
closed strong. As compared with list Nights clos
Ing, prices nrc n 10 N percent higher for Canada
Southern. St. Paul, Louisville L Nashville, Knnsa,
s Texas. Jersey Cc.,'rai. Erie, Oregon 4 TmnsGon.
and Il 10 "a percent lower for tho remainder ol
active shares. I-tE14g M ID y T.
Transactions $4,000 shares. -,sis ,l
Nv y; 5. IS, doo; U; & Az, ll?1s q; s. new As
Erie, t3l4; Lehlsh 4 Wilkes %; Louisiana consois,
7!H; Missouri Gs. 1903; St.. Joseph, los: s. IS.
G lrsts, l5 Tennessee g. old, 81 do new 81; Texas
Pacific l.Glld Grants, 3ylss; do Rio Grnndc, II:
Union laclllc hrsts, MA; do Land Grants, los;
do sinking fund, lle1s: Virginia Cs, 81: Viz.
glDln coiso!s, extra mniu.el coupons, b: do dc.
ierred, 6; Adams Express, 1850; American Express,
y; Canada Southern, aO1fi Central Pacific. 8s55S:
second preferred III &C. 6. i, IS; Dcn nv;
Rio Grande lo{S; Erie, 1876. preferred, Isl Fort
Wayne, l!71S; Hannibal & ST. Joseph, TX; do prc.
!!srred, ss9'gS: Kansas & Texas TX; iafe Ell Z
Westerly, NJ; Lake Shore. 6d14; Louisville &
10; Memphis ( Charleston LIST preferred. 10; do ID
preferred. 8; Memphis & Charleston, q; Michigan
Genital, ~; Missouri Pacific, w; Nashville &
81, Pacific, i; do preferred. NJ; Northwestern
M. DO preferred. l?4; New York Central. ISL;
ierred, 10; Pacific Mail, So; Pittsburgh, iloN:
Reading, q; st. Louis 4 San francisco, e. a.
preferred, 80; St. rnul, ~; do preferred lo2L;
IexlS Pacific, loG; Union Pacific. 5JE; Uniied
statea Express, 81; ", St. L. d r. 8; do nrc.
Union, cox. so [.i n-5 ne = -,
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I, RIVER NEWS.
Movements OF Boats md tho Stngo OF Water
Ucro MI .-

Movements OF Boats md tho stngo OF Waite
| Ea Here md Elsewhere. BIZ
It Is rumored that the Hibernia is to b.
sold in few days, her owners having 70
ccived n satisfactory offer.
Tho Elaine arrived from Marietta at p!
o'clock last evening. The water was toe
low for her to return and the Princess lei
in her place. n, -,
The river Mt this point is falling slowly
The marks last evening indicated a depth
in the channel Of feet 10 inches. Busi
ness Of course is dull, owing to the scarcit,
tof water. IA his 81 3 II ! &
i'"!Uncle" Lee Petit, one Of the old veter
ans whose CHEEKY presence always added
to the pleasure Of trip Oh the st. Law
renee, arrived in the city from Cincinnati
yesterday. Ia { 4. Z. q, s,95
z Surveyor OF Customs beach left last
evening for Patkersburg, Gallipolic and
other points on the Ohio and one or two
on the Great kanawla, to look after boats
in his district. III y
Tho types made such mix Of the
notice OF the death Of M old rivcrman
made in this column q few days since,
that very few recognized in It the fact
that Capt. John A.. Morris had died OF
Evansville. The deceased was cousin
Of T. A. Norris, OF this city, and was well
known up and down the river. a al al.
GREENSBORO, Pa, OFT. 2l.-River 8 feet
and on a stand; weather e!enr. "a.
PAnxEns, Pa, Oct. ol.-River 9 inches
and stationary; weather clear and warm.
.BnowSsyl!LE. Pa, Oct. el;-Riyer 2
feet and stationary; weather clear, Their
mometer 49, S,ll i;iil 2 4
y RIcE's LANDING, Oct. el..-Rivcrsl9
inches and onaa stand; weather. clear.
So. IS ~
$,AfoRdASToxS, lV.s5YA,, Oct. ool.-River
9 inches and on on . stand ;,weatherS clear;
thernlo meter 81 !, i-ssSg
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JUST RECEIVED.

100 latest patterns of Flint Scarfs. Du-
plicatcs OF our UnlaunLcrcd White Shirt,
reinforced both bnck md front, tho best
In tho market, price 81 90. Also, the
best NIL wool Knit Jacket,
tg..g G. HESS e S0NS', ~
Merchant TallOrS md Gents FurniSllers.
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Sgaaiug gs.aaes.
sTESpiYOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY
Hrands advorti sed A. absolutely puro t3i 4
CONTAIN AntndowI-A.t n

Tace can top down on hot stove nntii heated thel
trnu,s tho cover and smell chemist will not 10 ~
CURED " detect tho presence OF ammonia. y : ~
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Coal Mines to Resume.

pIrrsnvnGlr, Oct. 2l.-A number Of coal
mines along the Monongahela river which
have been closed down will resume opera.
tons tomorrow at the reduced mining
rates adopted by the operators OF the Coal
Exchange. The striking miners who have
been out all summer will oppose the re-
sumption, g.tg
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when tho Fiorce Election Fight

Whom tho Fiorce Election Fight is Over.
When tho Presidential contest, now
waged so fiercely ends on Nov. 4th, the
public mind, now excited, will take rest,
content that the countryis saved-no mat.
ter who shall win--but then will DO m
opportunity to win fortune OF $4,000 by
investing in the 174th grand monthly
Drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery ut
New Orleans, on Tuesday, Nov. llth. The
particulars can be Ind OF NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La. 5i Is paw +.
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INDICATIONS,

II 3IyAsn1ScToN, D. O., October 2ee.s-l 4.
.M,-For Tennessee and tho Ohio, Valley,
local rains, partly cloudy weather, SOUTH
west to northwest winds, lower tempera-
ture, higher barometer. .
& For lower lakes, threatening weather
and rain, southerly veering to northwest
! eslya winds, brisk in force, lower tempera.
ture; higher barometer. a \, VI s
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The Englishman, leading journal OF
Calcutta, India, says, editorially, with re.
gard to premiums at the International
Exhibition: "st. Jacobs Oil, which is
known ny the Great. German Remedy for
pain, after crucial tests has been raised to
tho degree Of GOLD media. - - :. !.
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sz& Mrs. RobortKidd, who lives near the
J Pennsylvania line in this county, was yes.
2terday arrested BY Constable Wilcox, and
ScommittedIto jail by Squire Ankle to
await MI inquest in lunacy.% Hcr husband
deserted her some time ago on account OF
! her violent temper and unreasonable
jealousy. She has since developed pro
inouncel symptoms Sol Il insanity; She
leaves; a family Of little children, their
,oniy. protector being mn elder son, seven.
teen OF eighteen years old! Kidd has not
been heard from since he left home.
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TIE Ohio River railroad has now a city
office. A full line Of tickets was yester.
day placed on sale at the Union Railroad
Office, 1900 Market street, where you car
secure tickets to ill points on TINT line and
all other lines ut lowest rates. .t5. q. y n
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Che Ql,a.:fl:elliaettttr
Office. Nos. 70 AMI - Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements.

z wnnted- situation as Cook
l.os,-l0cGetboek = ~ - y ~ r. 4
Is Mnntctl-Two Good Girls. q isFzl, 5ei ~
Boss Coffee Pots-Gco ". Johnsons Sons. "a
q PArlor Fire Sct-Sesbitt 4 liro :. :. HI a..
! For snlc--Store,r0om and Dwelling. 81 IS
1 Notlcc-Lnliellc Mill Sa!lcrs. * ~, w =
I Artificial Plants, Fl0wc 4 aud Feathers. W.
!: Girl Wantea-Feurth pAgc. - - ~ ri
] Opera llouse-A Rag 6aDy-Fourth page.
GRIND Jolltcaton aud fprchlIght Procession
Fourth pNgc, g. q s. .E5t--L 9fl s s
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for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c, Doc and 81 90. A full
line Of carpets, hemp, homemade rag, in
grain, brussels, &c, from lsc up. Rugs,
mats, window shades, wallpapers, pianos,
&C., &c., cheap for cash, by; order OF the
manufacturers, at No. 2010 and o02t Main
Street. sSa.33 81. JOHN RoEMER, Agent, IS
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HAVE you kidney or liver trouble, dys-
pepsia or headache Try the DR.. Thomas
Pill. May be taken for years without pro-
ducing constituting or otherwise injurious
effects. Z. & s5yS
"a Warranted strictly vegetable, almost
painless and perfectly sate under all con-