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A PROMISING PROJECT.
A Charter Issued to the Weston, Spencer
d RnyeusWoOtl ROnO

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A Charter Issued to the Weston, Spencer
d Rnvenswood Road.
Secretary Of State staluaker yesterday Is
sued certificate OF Incorporation to the
Weston, Spencer i Ravenswood Railroad
Company, having Its principal Office at
Spencer, in Roane county. Tho company
proposes to build 3 HARROW gauge. railroad
from Weston by the most practicable route
via Glenville, through Gilmer and Calhoun
counties, to Spencer; thence 10 Ripley, Jack.
son county, and thence 10 Ravenswood, In
the same county and on the Ohio river.
For the purpose Of forming the corporation
the sum OF 81 900 has been subscribed to the
capital stock, and 500 paid in, and tho priv
ilege is reserved Of increasing the capital
stock by sales OF additional shares from time
to time to 81 500 900 in all. The shares are
fixed at SIS. and the incorporntors are wit.
liam woodward, Of Spencer, one share; 2.
Hays, OF Chenille, two shares; Q. B. Conrad,
OF Glenviile, two shares; r. F. Kidd,
OF Chenille, one share; Haymaker &
Hays, OF Arnoldsburg, two shares; John 4.
Lapgh!in, OF AEnoldsburg, one share; ]. N.
Adams, OF Ravenswood. one shsre; BeDjam
D. Williams, OF Ravenswood, one share; John
Edwar5 Il. Raider, o; jackson Court House,
one share; Il. C. Smith, OF Ravenswood, ono
share; Henry O. Flesher, OF jackson Court
House, one share; Robert 8. Brown, Of
Rsvenswood, four shares; Cbarles e Hoeg,
OF Point Pleasant. one bha {: L. D. Simmons,
OF Spencer, two shares; Warren Miller and
GeorseJ. Walker, OF Jackson Court House,
one nhars EACH aud the following named
citizens OF Spencer, holding Que STARE each:
q. q. Cleyenger, A. B. Wells, G. 2. Stone,
7. G. Adams, D. W. Chapman, A. G. Bailey,
William Z. Col, David Simmons, a. 4,
Smith, Marshall Depue, J. G. schilling, N,
W. Kidd, John Green, J. N. Cleavenger,
8. A. 6leAthonse and @. Q. Smith.
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Two fiCRlhtu Hrolllcrn.

BALTIMORE, January GA shocking
case Of heartlessness and neglect was
brought to light here to-day. Elizabeth
Holiday, aged 10 years, has been sufferer
irom consumption for g year past. On
Monday last she died. Alter her death Mrs.
Holidays two brothers, both we'll to do,
promised 10 see that the body was proper.
ly buried, but instead o! doing 50 thew
packed up their effects and left the CIV,
To-day two lady friends Of the
deceased called at the house
and found the dead body lying on
the floor in the kitchen, adjoining tbs eel.
lar. The lace and hands o! the deceased
had been eaten away and q portion Of The
body horribly mutilated by vermin. The
police authorities were notified and, be-
coming convinced the woman's brothers
did not intend to provide for the burial,
they had the body inferred at the city's
expense. Much Indignation is expressed
against the two brothers, who, while their
sister wasliving, made aservant OF her and
after her death refused to pay for her
burial,
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WEsTviRGINIA OIL.



lean Revival. Ht
Senator Camden was interviewed at phiia.
delphla Tuesday evening concerning the re.
ported Efforts OF new syndicate formed OF
Pennsylvania capitalists 10 revive the oil
belt south Of the Ohio river, particularly
along the Valley OF the Little Ksnawha and
In many other places In We,t Virginia, and
said: "rhere ID nothing In the reports con-
corning the renewal OF the We Virginia pc.
troleum i.dust1y. It's merely Au effort 10
boom the lands owned there By capitalists,
and DO not believe that any money Is be.
Ing invested there In the new operation,
'That territory Ia known among oil men Az
wildcat land OF cou'ss, I do not cay tina,
It Is VI no value, but any operations begun
now must necessarily DO purely experiment.
tai and very uncertain. The syndicate have
held this territory for long time, and |
presume they want to work 1t Oh their
hands"
'.Wbat truth 10 there 10 the statement that
for the last six months the production OF oil
has been below the daily demand, thesaby
involving constant drain upon the tankse'
was asked.
"All newspaper talk in the interests Of
these West Virginia capitalists hastily "a.
piled the Senator.
but how would the DEVELOPMENT OF this
region affect the Standard OIL Compsny?"
"a fleet tha Stand ard OIL Company ~ gues.
toned Mr.. Camden, eevating his eyebrows.
None u. all, nous at all
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The 7nrncr.' Entertainment,

= The Turner Society last evening gave Ia
first big entertainment OF the season at Tur.
ner Hall. Tho Turner's were assisted very
materially by the full Opera HouBs orches.
ira and the Beethoven s dramatic and singing
sections. A splendid programme waa pre.
aented, made up Of oyerturcs by the Opers
House orchestra, violin solo by Prof. 1,
Was, turning and gymnastics by tho Turner'S
vocal .olos by Mess.s CARL Fink and Otto
Reimers, club swinging by Mr. l.. Fischer
aud concluding with short laughable play
by the dramatic section Of the Beethoven.
! The ball was crowded both on The main
floor and In the galleries. The programme
was admirably rendered from first to last
and received The applause Il deserved. at
tbs close and after the older ones had gone
home the floor was cleared and dancing start.
ed and kept up until early this morning.
with very llttla intermitsion o. cept for sup.
nor, which ras served at midnight, In good
Style. Everything passed or pleasantly, as
Il slHayu does ut Turner entertainments.
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STATE AND VICINITY,
Recent DofngA OF Went vfrgfulnnA aud
Their NelShbOrs.

heceht UolnkA OF Went flrxfnlnhN aud
Their Neighbors.
The Ohio River road will, II Is understood
erect and maintain its own line OF Telegraph.
Eight trains per day are now required 10
10 the work on the Clarksburg & Weston
narrow gauge.
Cash Gains colored barber of parlere.
burg, attempted suicide Tuesday afternoon.
He took the snlnhate OF morphia route and
while he was net Immediately successful In
his attempt no hope Is entertained Of his re.
covery. Suicide has been sort OF mania
with him for some time.
The County Commissioners and Poor D;.
rectors OF Washington county, Pa, have Sc
!ected twenty acres OF land and buildings be.
longing to William H,lvey as suitable tor q
home for pauser children. The price Is
$1,000. Tbs proposed purchase has been ap.
proved ny the era9d jury and now awaits
the approva! Of Judge Hart. -,
James Pagan, by his attorney, w., A.
Owesney, has brought suit against the Penn.
sylVania Company operating the c. & T., for
$l2. 100 damages for injuries sustained a.
Weilsville on the ed OF November last. He
was In the act Of getting OF the train to
change cars for Brilliant when by sudden
movement Of the train he was th:owR off the
steP under the cars, the wheels passing over
his legs, crushing them in horrible manner.
Very few towns in the country OF the same
5 % improved as RAPIDLY aud to snch au e1.
ten: as did Huntington in 1888 Nearly 800
new buildings vera erected and as many
more improved, and her outlook for coatiu-
ued prosperity ia bright. The population is
not less than G,500. The opinion OF seyeral
prominent men Of the State Is, that Hunt
iuston Is bound to be the largest and most
prominent city in the State. There is no
denying the fact that Of late her growth has
been rapid.
A. 1. Boulware Receiver OF the Green
brier White Sulphur Springs, will rent at
public auction. in front Of the Custom
House, in the city Of Richmond, on Thurs.
day, February ], 1854, the property OF the
d!eenbrier White Sulphur Springs Company,
with all the rights privileges, and appurle.
uances thereto belonging, Tor the term ofone
year. Tbs whole tract OF land contains 1000
acres, Of which several hundred acres are
veil adapted 10 grsxiug and cultivation.
The Chesapeake & Ohio has an active inte
IN this iamoud property, which made great
success under Harrison PLuhus, OF Old
Point Comfort fame, last season. Pknbua
WILL probably again be bidder.
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John Nayea, a young man living near this
place. hes been tflIc,ed for five years with
one Of the most nngry looking eating cancers
that ever saw. Hisnose haa bee, estan away.
and the cancer was feeding itself on his
cheek, mouth and throat and all thought it
was only a question OF time when life itself
won!d give way. l advised swifts Bpecific.
aud its effect vas wonderful. After the first
bottle he could attend to Ills business, and
after five bottles he Is nearly or quite well.
The poison has been forced from bis system.
and he IL new man. Isl. !. ~ ~ -
NJ. +! CRuNLlr, NJ. D., Oglethorpe, ia.
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TIE JAIL RESURRECTION
out at ST. CIatrsyllle-Hnmcso OF the Mu
tinouH Prisouers. -

Out at st. CIalrsyille-Nnmcs OF the Mu.
tinouH Prisoners.
The chief Of the insurgents In the insur.ec-
recsion at the Jail Tuesday evening was
John OGrady, who was brought here some
time ago for assaulting Dave Powers, OF
bridgeport His associates were Peter Dade,
In for bigamy, Robert Mason, in for counter.
ie'ting, Harrison Jackson, in for arson, Amos
Tarbert, In for horse stealing, and "possum"
Coss, In Tor resisting an oflicer,i
Frank Howard, q boy fourteen years of
age, and In jail for burglary at DsrnesvilIe,
was the frat 10 give the alarm. Miss Hail
heard the criea Of Howard and sent for her
brother, ]. ?. Hall, for assistance while she
stood guard at the Jail door and prevented
the prisoners escaping that way.
Colby would have died In q few minutes
had he not been discovered; for the insur.
gents had tied towel over bis ness and
mouth after gsgging him, and he could not
Some OF the prisoners who are In for minor
oiitnses would have assisted the taller, but
guards were placed over their cells by the in
surgents. Colby's revolverE'was recovered
from "Possum "Coss. Colby was about yes.
tefday With bis head and neck tied up! He
says be ia going to have the leaders indicted.
1nefe were sixteen prisoners In iaii. ~
~, IT. cLA1asvlLLE NOTES.
F. N. Cowen was at Cadiz yesterday.
Court commences here the 9th OF Feb
ruary. Q.f.lrg. t-.'7 ~
~ NJ Howell, OF Flashing, was in town
Wednesday. :, ~ !,
Judge Kelly adjourned court In Woodheld
Tuesday, and Is now home. E,S3 N
~ r .
On account Of the good sleighing and
pleasant temperature, the streets were crowd.
ed yesterday. 9a's a6Iss15 ~"
A great many potatoes in this community
are frozen, and the ground about here is
frozen from fifteen to twenty inches deep.
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THE lCE CROP.
A Fair Supply tsccurrd-The Price to DO
higher.

A Fntr Supply sccurwd-Ehe Price 10 te
higher.
The work Of cutting ice for storage ia at an
end for the present. The see men say they
have stored some very hue Ice in the late
cold spell, though they did not secure as
much as they would like. 10 the creek they
have been busy, and the Ice there was clear as
crystal and OF very good thickness, from sir
10 eight inches. There Ia probably enough
Htored now to prevent anything HE an Ice
famine, and TO obyiate the necessity OF bring.
ing ice from abroad. With such weather rs
has prevailed In the past. still more favorable
opportunities to Ill the houses may be found
In the future. 500 2g=
Many people who have noticed the Ice.
cutters At work along the creek between its
mouth and East Wheeling, have given ex.
preston 10 surprise that the ice there should
be stored. This is, however, only used for
underiake,'s purposes. or cooling material
with which the Ice does. not come In contact,
The savers, gas wells brewery, oil refinery,
chemical works and city eas works slocc tie
creek bank render the Toe unfit for ordinary
use, although tho water 10 partially purified
by FREEZING. The ice can be used In shipping
beer tin kegs oysters In ms. and the Ike,
where enly tho outside Of the vessel comes
In contact with the Ice. - -a.r :. a
There Ia a grea ..probability at tha time
ttatioa will DO much dearer ns1t summer
than last, fi5r5,Es sgs&s,- tsF-r :
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boards Of Directors Elected.

The following named gentlemen have been
recently elected IS Boards OF Directors for
the ensuing year, OF the varioua corporations
to which they belong: b o. 81 -. ~
Whaling Hinge Co.-Messya. J. II. Brown,
G. D. Hubbard, Q. r. Hubbard, G. J. Raw.
iinHs, A. g. Robinson, ], P. Brady and r, II.
Logan. Messys. @. r. Hubbard and T. II.
Logan arc new members. E5yrji. ~ alIr
Relmont Iron WORKS. cssre. A. ". Kelly.
John Reid. R. N. Delaplaln, A. ]. Clarke, ",
F. Btife!, Thos. o. Gren and G., G Hannah.
This ia the same Board that served last year.
sohmulbach Brewing Co.-Messrs Henry
Gchmu'bach. Henry Hauke, Henry Schwartz.
John Butte,iisld and W. Fasnacht.
Benwood Iron Wolks-Messrs. L. 8. Dels.
plain, John G. Hoffman, ST., Dr.. E. A. Hil.
dreth, G.. B. Caldwell. Jecob Berger, Jacob
Wise, A. W. Campbell, L. @. siiel and E.
". Paxton. s7 al,ss sg .FlE -
franklin Insurance Co.-Messrs. ]. N.
Vance, N. Reilly, J.. H. Hobbs, O. W. Franz.
helm and L. @. Stifel.A ~ c. 20 .s IA,
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.-Messrs. 7,
H. Logan, Z. J. Stone 8. Horkheimer, A,
Caldwell. ]. Berger, VIM, A. Wilson,, h, X,
List, G. 4. Beuter aud Joseph 6peidel. ri
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Duprc. d Benedicl's mins,re,..

This famous organization will be at the
Opera House this evening. An exchange
says OF a recent performance by the con-.
pany, that 1t CONSISTED Of the usual variety
and comprised many original features Of
merit. The song and dance team OF 10,
especially in the ''silver shower clog" was
particularly good. The burlesque opera,
Sarah Burnt Heart" presented more merit
than u popular audience can appreciate. The
wardrobes were rich and fine and added
much TO the rendition. The "Cabin Banjo
Oschestra," III which twelve players, led by
the iniml.abls ,W,atield participated, gave
instrument, which few organic ,,ions can
equal. The original closing act, "The Polar
Dears,' was also good and created infinite
Amusement 81. H HH
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Petroleum..

BRADFORD, January a.-Pctroleum stronger. 70.
vi bao 81 ch.ttess q 01s barrels cles races Otsi
VOo barrels. United fipe Line certificates opnned
at 81 osh closed at o. coz; hiyhot price lt9>Ss'
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1872 MARKET STREET.,
Opposite the Opera House, Wheeling.
sToREs-New York, Pittsburgh, Allct heny aud
Whaling dPQ
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RIVER NEWS.
NotcnAbout tho steninb unis, Bank Briefs
and TclcgtnpLic Reports.

and Telegfnpbic Reports.
Captain Frank Williams, OF Middlepors, is
in the city.
Pilot Con Mcdonald has returned home
from Parkersburg.
The river 10 still falling slowly at this
point. The marks last evening indicated u
depth OF I feet inches.
Clint Thomas, the weli.known pteamboat
clerk, arrived In the city from Claripgton yes.
trday, on his way to Parkersburg NJ u viii.
n IS 10 the casa OF D. y. kellar, indicted for
granddaughter.
The Cincinnati Commercial Ga:etle saws:
There Is an unusual demsud for passage on
steamers making tho Mardi.Gras conuection
at New Orleans. Several parties from Gin.
cinnati, numbering over ono hundred, Or. fer
the river to rail travel, owing to tho solid
comfort. There will be another unprece.
denied Mardi. Gas rush this season by rail.
The order OF Cincinnatus will DO largely rem
ieseted 10 the Crescent City,"
Tba Memphis Aralamehe makes move in
the right direction When 1t says: sin the d..
rection Of providing safeguards for liver nav.
iga!ion law should be passed prohibiting
passengers on steamboats, from going into
pilot houses. All stesmhuatmcn arc con.
WINGED that the practice Of passengers loatine
In pilot houses is dangerous nuissn ce
that should be- absted. 10 ialfll the du.
ties Of his position The pilot must not
have bis attention distracted. His ewes and
cara must be always on the alert, and his
hand must respond on the instnnt to his
senses Of hearing and sight. It is easy enough
to say that any captain OF steamboat can
enforce this rule, but good natured captains
don't like to prohibit pas eneers from going
into the pilot house, especially the ladies,
and Tor the safety OF ell passengers on steam.
boats there should be law closing the pilo,
house to every body e1cep. tho officers OF the
boat" This is, and has been the rule for
years OH sound and Luke steamers.
GEfSsRoRo, Pa, January a3.-Riyer 12 fee,
inches and stationary.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, January o3.-Depth In
the canal 3 feei;on the falls : feet aud falling.
PARKER, PA, January o3-Rivsr / foot
inches and stationary; weather clear IN
c,ld.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, January o23.-Riyer :
tcet \ inches and falling; weather fair; ,her.
mometer 170.
PItTsBurGH. January 3-Monopcshe,a
river 3 feet inches and falling; weather
cloudy aad co,l.
RlcE's LANDING. Pa, January o3,-Riysr 6
feet inches and falling weather cloudy;
thermometer 400
MoEdANTowH, ". Va, January o3-Diyer
closed; II hes been tbaw;pg all day; weathsr
clear; thermometer 4Go.
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SrEUB ENvILLE.
A Chapter OF Accidents-vArloux Mino
I n ------ - Mnfnu =. - 2 - Z

A Chapter OF Accidonts-vArloux Minor
3sy. X s5is Notos. TF
Miss Annie Wright, Of Wheeling, was In
The city yesterday. ~ =, az. .syr,sf{ MI
Another boy was hurt, last evening, while
coasting on franklin avenue. -
The. glass works OF Dalzsll & Co., Brilliant,
shut down yesterday for lack Of carrier boys.
Thomas holmes, an old ciiizsn OF Grow
township, this county, died yesterday, aged
75years. Y5.le ..r-II 800 :
The wild Man OF the .Woods' Is safely
housed at the lufirmary. He was half.dt-
mented tramp. T34l577
While coupling cars on the G. L P, rail.
road at Mingo Yesterday morning, brake.
man named Hallett had an arm badly
Mrs. Normile, living on Seventh street,
clipped aud fell, breaking her back bone and
seriously spanning her left wrist. The Tor.
mer Is very dangerous injury. Al 15l,
! A freight train on tha p, L. ". & g. rail-
way, at Rochester, yesterday morning, ran
nto the rear Of another freight, breaking tbs
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GOVERNMENTAL fraction lower for IA COUPON.

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RAILWAY BoSps-Test Shore IS declined from
ssN ON, and OREGON Navigation Arts from iOi,..
to iW Oregon improvement titEss, which sold &C
p early 10 the day wele offered down 10 70. Near
the cloe Kansas i Texas Renetaa rose 70 sl1i. clos.
inga.so, and Tcxs Pacific rose 10 -,
STATE sEcumrIrs-slcady.
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central Pscitc hnts.lll no Rio Gtande uiy... Is
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BEowssvILLE, Pa, January o3.-Riyer :
fcet inches and falling; weather fair; Their.
mometpr 17o
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INDICATIONS.


o. Tuesday the lNrELLIaEScER referred 10
a scandal which is sgilating Triadelphia.
The statement made by the husband that bis
wife Ind been flirting and misbehsving with
other men is denied by the woman aud her
friends. They say that when the husband
was prospecting in the southwest last sum.
mer he was impressed by the charms of a
grass widow there, and that his accusation
sgains. his wife lisa mere sabsertuge to rid
hlmsplf of ber Jan
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A Pastoral Residence,

For some time past the congregation Of 81.
Mays Catholic Church, South Wheeling
has been DESTROYS OF erecting pastoral resi-.
dence. This plan was suggested by Rev.
Father A. Schleicher. the passos, aud the con.
gregatIon now sees its way clear to adopting
It. They hnvo concluded to erect pastoral
residence, and the Bishop hss given his col.
dial approval TO the plan. 1t will not be an
imposing structure, but neat and tasteful,
and strongly IN contrast with the old and
unhealthy private residence. The Young
congregation being yet .lightly In debt fol
their church, will give fair aud festival the
second week after Easter Sunday TO lalss
funds with which to pay of this debt, in
order that they may start afresh with no old
ljabiiftieg to efbarass them. Ff.J t1'r5
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RICHMOND, Va, January 23.-Iniorma.
ton has been received here that John A.
L'ghtner, confined in the Pocahontas Nv.
Va,) county jail for participation in the
lynching OF Atchison, in Highland county,
Va, was released by party Of men headed
by lib Allstock, who, after having enticed
the jailer outside, threatened him with a
gun, and made him unlock the prisoners
cell. The iailer's wife ran into the village
and gave an alarm, bat no assistance cana.
Atcnison was lynrhed by mob OF drunk
en- men short time ago for having stab
bed man who still lives. s.
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EAST LIBERTY. Pa. January 23.-Cattle market
dull: prime $50 IS fAlr 10 good Is 2Sa5 Is: COM
mon o. e0s5 W: receipts $40 hesi; shipments IA
head. Hog market Give: receipts Go head:tlip'
men's a. iDS head: PhilAde ohiM 50 61a675: Workers
81 75t6 90 Sheen market only iAir: Primo 8 toi
So ftt 70 good 81 7da5 Is; common u b0s3 "; re-
cnlnIk Z 100 head. hhihtnInik 600 III nd.
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ExTaAc7 OF report from The celebrated phv.
sician, Erasmus Wilson. o! London, England.
"eeveral severe cas- Of incipisnt CONSUME.
ton have come under my observation: ali
have. been cured by the timely use OF "Col.
denis Liquid Beef Tonic" (kemember The
name, Colden's-take no other.) or drug.
gists. y'r7 1ss2a5l. n. xwrAv
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ElopCd With II Child.

RALEIGH, N. O., January e3.-Cato J..
Jenkins, white man, aged %, deserted
bis sick vile and three children and eloped
with Varina Pearson, aged IS. Jenkins is
merchant at Apex. The girl is a daughter
Of his clerk, and very small for her aae. : :.
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The Patent Congress " Wauklnphasp, shoe
for gentlemen. This is an improved congress-
gaiter made with the elastic in the bacE
instead Of Il side, which insures perfect
TT and solid comfort TO tho wearer. Csll and
see them before purchasing, L. v. BLOND.
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EaIhl Roller Exnlnaion

.sDErur, Ill, January ga boiler ex-
ploded this afternoon at tho works Of the
St Louis Ice Company. killing Charles
Lyon and badly injuring Patrick Kearnov
laborers, and the engineer. The boiler has
long been considered unsafe. N -. ~ ~,
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N: ST. Paul, n Paris physician, has offered
thu French Academy the sum OF 5000 to
found prizs for the discovery Of cure fJr
diphtheiia. He hiss evidently not heard OF
Dr. ,Bull'a Cough Syrup, which has cured
hundreds Of cases OF this awful disease.
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MR1. KATE PARSONS. 20 Spruce street, Tor
ONTO, Ont, Can, states that abe suffered with
severe rheumatism and also with
tho toothAchs. but by the Application Of
st, jacobs OIL. the great pain-r.lisyer ale
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