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entirely at home, for when the railroad
shall have stimulated production In British
India, British America, Australia and
Rutsla-lsndsoi, great fertility and grain
growing cspac!ty-lho tide will turn.
Markets which we have supplied will be
supplied from other sources, and unless q
tariff blocks the way We may at some time
soc The wheat Of 1ndia, where harm labor Is
paid eight cents q day, coming to this
country to compete with our own. A much
nearer competitor ia already in Britiah
America. These railroad Enterprises are
being pushed, and observers ioresee q
revolution In the grain market Of the world
We ara aware that we have but touched
thia interesting subject; but we hope thai
enough has been said 10 satisfy our friend
that the farmer han some interes. In pro
tecliye tariff. q. Il
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a Dogs Nerycs transferred :,

aHEf5
It hiss long been known that the tact
corpuHcles Of the rkin play an important
part in locating sensations; and when. in
operations for rebuilding disfgured nopeg.
a flap Of cuticle is transferred from the
iorehead to the surface OF that organ, very
curious senHory phenomenon ensues, and
if the akin Of the regenerated nose Is
pricked or tickled, the sensation is iolt on
the forehead at the point where the irrita.
ted bud was originally situated. 4 To tind
out how long this continues, NJ. Fleming 81
Paris. transplanted sections OF tho skin Of q
dog from the forehead to the flank, and
vice versa. When the wounds were healed
and dilute irritant acida were applied to
the forehead, the dog attacked The flank
violently with bis teeth; and when the
flank was irrisated with csustic he rubbed
his forehead energstically with his fore.
paw. The deception lasted for fourteen
days, when, apparently, the transferred
nerves comprchended their real petition, ,
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"As Good ns New"

are the words used by a lady, who was at one
time given mp by the most eminent pby.
sio:nns, and left to die. Reduced TO a mere
skeleton, pale and haggsrd. not able to leave
her bed, from all those distressing diaenses
peculiar to suffering iemales such cs displace.
mont leuohorrE1s, Inflammation, etc, etc.
She began taking Dr.. Pls.cs'u .Fayorite Pre-!
and also using the local tire stments
by him, and is now, abe SAVE.
'.as good as new."5 Price reduced to ons
dollar " Bv druggists. ~ '.fS 20 IS : IN
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A LADY who suffered from weakness pecu
liar to her EEK. In writing to frisnd, said
II tried various kidney medicines, but only
found myself growing worse. A friend told
ms 10 asn ~ Gusso st ~ silow DOCK spe
Gated Sy CLEAR and Se az liz "o anSa na
a freedom from aches and pains. complete
removal Of nervous depression, painless reg
ulsrity In habits OF digestion and otherwise
! can not praise The remedy too highly as {
true friend 10 suffering womAnhood and as !
strengthening medicine. p4w
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rRAvELEK's GUIDE
Tra,nsarrivo and depart a. iolors-ct,y Tina.

T1ainsaIrive and depart a. follows-ci.y Time:
BALTIMORE d OulO.-Mi1N L1sH-De
paxt-For Baltimore 9nd New York, IA q "a. G.8
N, and 5;o pm n; Grafton 4ecomiuodstlon. s:s;
! rnodaion. lbs N. Glo7er's Gap Accommoda
''e 40. g. 81 D{vIror Chicago and the West, els m
125 p m. an! ll:io m. Bsrnesvillo Accommoda
n. Thadelphia Accommodation, S:C6 n N
Washington. Pa, Accommodation, b:S5 p m, - -
Arrive From Baltimore and Washington. n
g, laloa m iol6 At r. and s;29 N. Glovers aar
mediation. l:so N. Grafton Accommodst!on. 5:sS
pm Local freight 4:10 m. ~ - '-' 80
CO. DiV.-FIom Chicago and tho Vest, 24o m
$40 m. and Cos p. m. Zanesville Lccommoda.
ton, Sis m. Barnaville Accommoda lion. a.
W., P. q B. DIv,-From Pithburrh. at In : !,
and ~ P m. Warrington, Pa, $40 d m. Triadei!
~ !15ossh Train. run daily Local t.a,na d..,,
'i r., q. q ST. L.-DpAr7-s:oo i a, SIX :,
l:so = r, ~ n. Ara1yz-aso q m, h:o5 . nj
o1s sis1s ~ asnni Gcve %snSsesl1npa
g.. ClAn7ille l:5a M, Massllon Recommendations ~,
AT m, Ut, Cairytllo accommodation b:l7 n y,
ARR1yx-St. ClaiiHytlle 827 nj, Masilor, accon, N,
notation 9:s!1 m. g.; .Claitsyilie l21 N, CleYe.
Uleveiand q Pitisbursh~DxssaaSg rl.s.o9 !.
lion Sls Tesvilie Acknowledgement adSefa%nG d.
Pr, ARMysl1ss m. 6:os m s:2s N; stau us
crmmodAtion E8S ID. ~ s--'' ~ ~
y. z. d g. Rafiway-LRAvn yeI1s,,e n,
WoodEfeld and sunmer1eld At COO 4 m enS o w
n Active It ne!!aire At a:1ba; N. aud SIS p 1as
$50 m; Accommodation . IS m and 1:Sn y =
ARRryR-1l:50 nj. SEQ D m and 500 n N "' 49, u
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The latest dodge Of the New York pick.
pockets is for half grown boy to cause q
ball to bounce up against lady's dress
and while pretending 10 BE- after the ball
the pockelbook is captured, q" 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

VA. CARD.-Toa all who are suffering IRON errora
and indIscretions. o: youth, nervous weakness
cipe that viii cure yon, REF OF CHANCE Tb r.
grcat remedy was discovered by, a missionary in
bouth America. Send sell addressed envelope 10
Rxv. JOSEPH 7. 1NNAN, Station D, New York, =, :
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r DIED.

R1ZEa-on "Wednesday afternoon, August 10,
1851 at O'Clock JrI1.. 1nfAut daughter 81 \. @.
and HSlie Ri.er, aged m,cthS. hi
Funeral from the residence o! her parents, No. 8
Twenty.thtrd street, on Frid.y afternoon at l
O'Clock. IntermcAt at Mt. Calvsry Cemetery.
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Poor Journalist and Newspaper nai

| - t.2E
roor Journalist AID q Newspaper 1an.
burlington Ha,rseye 81.
u do not eee," remarked tho journalist,
show am going to get through my work
tonight. am wesried, ovarstrained and
exhausted already"
And he aank YEARLY into q chair and
essayed to place his feet upon the table.
"You look tired" eaid the Newspaper
man, looking mp from bis work. "You
must no. attempt 10 do three mems work
every day." t
And there waa a plying accent in his
voice that touched the Hearied journals!
deeply. $40
"You are right" he said; IT should not
do it, but mnss. So much 10 expected Of
Me now; SO many eyea are fixed upon the
journal, every line 10 ecsnned with critical
intent, every word We say is weighed,
every idea We advance is discussed; Our
irieIta ere expecting and demanding much
o. Us Our enenaiea are yigilsnt and aggres
sive. need rest, without 1t Imay die al
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FITS.

AL Fits stopped i1ee by Dr. KlInc'a sros. Nerve
gestorer. No Fits alter 1nt days use, .Marye}ans
curea Treatise and 81 trial bottle iree to tit crses
BEND 10 Dr.. Kline. 9sl Arch gtrcet Philadelnhla'
p. Cancer Insutu!e, 81 Arch street. PHILADELPHIA
2A Go 10 IL lyEs LLl- I. .ltl1 ne -,
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IEpUDLIuAN hrATE IlCKET.
REPUDLlUAN COUNTY TICKET.

ron tAEKItP, '55
FRANZ JUhSbON.
eLYAx OF The CHcpIr couEr,
ChAkLEb &. AOWELl- I
CLxnx OF TIE COUNTY couAT.
". MINT. LSCA.,
l9csEcuTISo ATTORNEY, ~.
JOaErA D. kLs0H.
AssrsoE, CITY bItrRlcr,
FEkD. ROLLEH. h-.
AtsRsser. COUNTRY DnTEIcr,
VA. A. MCCOY.
COUNTY suMvRYoR,
CLAREaCH 4. LAIRD.
HOUSE OF pELrGATE, ~
n. B. DoyHNER,
A. c. r. KBELlSa,
!, ~ pkEk,
Col. ". B. CuRTlB.
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..- EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING "
Female COLLEGE,

Ihis Institution I. ihcorpora cd with Phi, r.,
tsn s rover es aha r!vileses By the ssa,sro y;
Aha accomplished Education, aio'ough
Two fuli Couftts: Classical and Scirn,is,
~ connection with ihee. there IA an s.c.tt...
At schooL Pupils taush III ali lii a Of Inn nnt
VthYonilH and Painting. : va Va o'a"lus,
y, There ls sleo chool Of pts,pty and r,oo,,,..
Ihs very latest methods introduced. A'eeuuon,
Inc conservatory Of huiic l. conducted =, :.
PLAY o. Stuttgart Germany, aud pfccisiy th vn 700
methoda arg used, In the Vocal Dens ,f,nas, s4Td
llalan method II r.ed with such site,a,, nn' oe
may SUIT The voices oil the pupils "aon' u
Tho various Echooti Of Language a,e In ,...
experience and well luown Professor ''AA'keo'
!, Mn J. T. Porter, Professor Of tho rev sc,.,,,,.
6Jttem Of sho,thAnt, termed BGttiprshSYe n il
opehh tehool In connection With tho COLLEGE s.aI
The shif.y ahh year wilt dpen scptcmbe,s la,
Terms moderate In nil departments, o 'M'
n Fof catalogues OF other Information, address N,
ttss'oea', Miss 4. TAYLOR, wv
llftA e.. Predient
BOARD or TaungE,
e SaI + 4 4 &t LIT - Joseph Roll, rsq,
Scs. q !. Ausbssi a 4 Il ID ffS ssst p,
r., q ~ y lion: 4. Y. Campbell"
N n Vsnc nI p,o' Y ". Htocknt iet. Esl,,
IN snt '" aa''' a2 ,o ia vaet. Johu Mcclure,
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R.R.

AVN HEFI4INd q El1M GROVE RR IA
o. and Alter suSDAY, MAY -, 1854, tain, AZ
Leaving the City at 6 4. u, and run every non,
until =. ~ Fty, ia ls4,z .,'f'n' 1 Aoo1
leaving Wheeling Park at ~. T., aud run eyery
hour until 10 ,. 4. e S'''!
=. vi on suNpAYB, 4. IN i "
! Leaving tho City at7A,A., aud run every hour
until r. Y. g1 ;fsS s's' 100 1870
. Leaving Wheeling Part At 1. u, sad run every ~
hour until 10 p Y. $ts1G3 l,i'sf ID 49,
g Passengers will ave time and trouble BY, nur.
ehadns thai1 tickets 1t tho clice. p ~
uJ1J q, HRsoH, aupt
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"H0ugll On Rats.'

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, fies, ants,
bod.bugs, skuuks, chipmunks, gophers. loo.
Druggists. a-T'elf'l '1s.
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MnPlewood lnstituto
G.5 FOE DOrlr kpxr.

Concotdvllle, Pa, q rIles itoa Erosd ,.,n., ~
tton. Philadelphia. Beat ftotessof.. thesosa'
courses Of .tudyi students pieaa,f5 d, rou,vagh
year 10 college; practical lessons Ia ,ssrt1ss aiN,
WI! taSi9fe'iag: tpetey instruction ii mS saa
carefully arranged department 'ot li,i,c MN oSs
ties Of tchool lie anale attractive; EaS IN ea.
session Of IL weakk: highly recOmnsntsI ~ ler
ison1, J; BhORrLlDdE, tyale Uolles,I A. T.
.....s.,-.. ank
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YOukG LADIES,
INSTITUTE

GRANVlLLE, LICKING CO., OHIO,
Begins the Fall Term Of iu $50 yea, Ron, :,
lssi. Complete In All u pepsllmens, PT FIN ~
Preparatory, Scientific. Classical and So,m.i. ~,
nc, Vocal and instrumental: Drawing. r,"vo, au.
and Painting; German, French and uleef' 'gp s,rs
moderate. with help lor the tcldy. An ea,iv ny
pllcatlou 10 secure room Is IN a6solut, nsc:., ap
Address, Rlv D. sHspARDsoS, pi.ipj'''
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Racing al Danville, ma.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
nANvr1Ir nd SAINT II Folto1v
The American minister to France.

WASHINGTON, Sept II Information was re-
eeived here to-day that Mr.. Morton minister to
France who intended to have sailed for New
York on Tuesday of this week. has concluded
TO defer his departure two weeks. This fact
seems to effectnaly dispose Of the report that he
was coming home to assume the duties of Sec
rotary of the Treasury, as that office will have
to be filed in seven days IL is said by Mr..
Morton's friends that be had obtained leave Of
absence to come to this country before the death
of Secretary Folger and his original intention
was to have started some days after the event,
and had no connection with the vacancy in the
Cabinet Mr.. Mortons object in coming home
just at this time is said to be to attend to some
private business in New York. 1t was stated
positively today, that General Sharpe would
not accept the Treasury portfolio.
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THE SPORTING RECORD.
Second Day Of the Fall Meeting of the Louis
vile Jockey Club.


vile Jockey Club.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 18-The racing continued
to-day. The weather was fine and the track
stiff, owing to the rain last night The attend
ance was fair
The first race, for a purse of $500, one mile,
Harrigan won by length; Joe Cotton second,
Emma Manly third Time 1:48.
In the second race the Maiden stakes, for two
year-olds that had not won up to this time, i've
eighths of a mile, the starters were Clay Pate
Gold Ban, Volo, The Witch, Warrenton, Prin-
cess Ban, Miss Derby, Ouida, Vaulter, Enfilade
Rebuke, Ultimatum, Hotbox, Princess Chuck
and Whizeage. yaulter, Clay Pate and Princess
Chuck were the first to show in front to a good
start Vaulter at once went into the lead, and
was never afterwards headed, winning handily
by two lengths; Warrenton second, two lengths
in front of Clay Pate, third. Time LOAF. French
pools paid $211.
In the third race, the st. Leger stakes for
three year-olds, two miles, the starters were
Powhatan, Lofin and Trollope. No auction
pools were sold. Lofiin took the lead and was
never headed, winning in canter by one
length; Powhatan second Time, 2:5T4.
The fourth race was for a purse of $500, sell
ing allowances three-quarter mile heats In the
first heat. Belle of the Highlands won by three
lengths; Eyak second. Rosaline third. Time,
l:l94 Light could not run any part Of the
heat; she acted as If cramped and will probably
die In the second heat no auction pools were
sold. Belle Of the Highlands won again handily
by half length: Rosaline second, Evak a bad
third. Time, 1:202.
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set that swept the right and center in confusion
from the field, carrying with them in rout the
commander of the army and the commanders of
two of the corps was powerless to drive the left
where Thomas stood at bay. Gathering about
him the troops remaining on the field, he re-
PEELED every assault Of the now doubly outDum
bering foe Inspired by his indomitable will and
impeturbable courage, the fast,thinning line
seemed to grow stronger as contracting it drew
nearer its leader. From noon till night the
battle storm ragged in fury-but all unmoved
stood the Rock Of Chickamauga. In this evil
day he was able to withstand-and having done
all to stand
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Marion superior Court.

Room No l-Hon. N. B Taylor, Judge
w. G. WATSON VS.. United States Encaustic
Tile Works; suit on notes Finding for
sic. 300 90
Room No. 2-Hon. D. w Howe. Judge
Michael Shultheis vs.. Jacob Voegtle; suit for
damages for malicious prosecution. On trial by
jury
Room No. 3-Hon. Lewis g. Walker, Judge.
Henry S. Cunninghamvs Daniel Bernd ct al:
SUIT for damages. Dismissed at plaintiff 3 costs
Lizzie Kelley vs. Euphemia w. Miller; suit
on account. Finding for defendant.
Solomon Worthington ct al VS.. Frank H.
Smith. Dismissed and costs paid
John Dietz vs.. r., G. q ST. Z. r, r. Co; suit
for damages. On trial by a jury.
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Honors e Mr.. Neflrs Memorv.

The State Offices were all closed yesterday
afternoon, in respect to the memory Of the late
John E. Neff, ex-Secretary of State, and the
funeral services, at Winchester, were attended
by a delegation from this city consisting of j.
]. Cooper, Treasurer Of State James H. Rice,
Auditor; s. P. Shserin, Clerk of the Supreme
Court; w. A. Peelle, State Statistician; Smith
Myers, Myron D. King, Charles Cox. Daniel
Lemon, P. H McNellis, and Sam Bannister.
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Attempted Murder and Suicide.

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. ia special to the
Herald says Last night Lehon Fry proposed
living near Homer Center, Medina county. Be.
ing rejected, Fry drew revolver and shot Mrs
German in the head, infiictng q severe but not
necessarily fatal wound Surprising he had
killed her. he went to a neighbers and procured
shotgun, put the muzzle to his mouth, and
blew his head off
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Marion Circuit Court.
Hon - n Adam. Indaa

----- -IIUH. .. y. 1alaIlS. Judge. 7----- Is
Daniel McCargar vs.. Emil WuIschner; suit to
compel payment of check. On trial by court.
Lucinda Geisendorff VS.. George E. Geisen-
dorf Divorce granted plaintiff on proof of
abandonment and adultery 81, 600 alimony and
custody of child given plaintiff
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Temperance and Reform.

AsBURY PARK, N, j., Sept IA State con
vention Of the temperance and reform leagues
Of New Jersey was held to-day. Fifty delegates
tan Temperance Union, the Reform Clubs, the
Law and Order Societies, Sons OF Temperance,
and the Catholic Temperance Unions Resolu-
tions were Adopted declaring that the conven-
ton was not acting in the interest of any poiti
cal party, and prohibiting discussion Of the
question
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Lessening Of PRODUCTION.

New York, Sept. lin reply to a circular
sent out by the journal of Commerce, that paper
representing 1863 sets Of cards, showing an actual
lessening in production of 10000 900 yards, or
100000 suits, Of mems clothing. II Is further
stated that many mills are idle an still running
on short time, and will not start up or run full
time until the demand SO improves as to insure
the cost Of manufactures
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Exnarts n ffr.a,,stn.Ys.

WAsHrNeToN, Sept 1.-THE chief of the
Bureau of Statistics reports the total value of
exports of domestic breadstufs during August
1884 and for two and eight months ended
August 81, 1884, compared with similar exports
for the corresponding months OF the preceding
wear. DIS follows: For August 1884 sic, 455, $780,
for 1883. $l8 815 ZIG For two months ended
August 81. 1884, 1928, 500 $685. for 1883 500 1888 $40
For eight months ended August 81, 1884, 500, :
iO03. $50; for 1888 $ll4 239, 476
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stoIan 1sna.Is Identified.

Harry Duane and JIM. Horton, the two sus-
pected confidence men who were arrested by Pa
trolman Raftery, Tuesday, and charged with
having stolen some cloth which was found in
their possession, waived preliminary exarnina-
ton yesterday morning, and were sent to Jail
to await trial in default Of $500 bail The Larsen
Brothers yesterday identified the cloth, which
they claim was stolen from them last Monday.
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M. Cows violation q Law.

Mr.. Sim Coy's saloon on Pearl street was oper
ated last year under q license issued to man
named Stanton. It expired on July 49, and Mr.
Coy did not take out q new license until Sept
H. and he continued the business in direct VIC.
lation Of law during this interim. Will the au-
thorities look into this matteri
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LOST


r 0ST-EITHER IN UNIVERSITY PARK OR
j on Meridian street between Now York and AIich
gan pocket~book containing three twenty and four
hyedolar bills silver dollar and some change also
acheck on Harfison's Bank for 800 and q visiting
card bearing tho name Of Mrs. Amanda Turmor
Finder win be literally rewarded BY returning pocket
book to journal Office.
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Little. but Oh. NV

DIR. Pierees Pleasant Pnrgative Pellets are
scarcely larger than mustard seeds, but they
have no equal as q eathartic. In all disorders of
the liver, stomach and bowels they act like a
charm. Purely vegetable, sugar-coated and i'm
closed in glass walls Pleasant, safe and sure
By druggists
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ADV a MI ES!

These institutions n
business and professional fai this
efstwa
1886. twenty years ago.
thirteen different colleges Cincinnati which
imea nda tuponh
When tuition has be paid in the standing
the schools refoeb e eel
The Nelson Colleges by young people
perfect safety outlay, character
These Colleges have capacious Cincinnati
is located
IN the College Fourth
Calculations AL
n our Heges by dies gentlemen
Ladies' Building
tnctng with gentemens College Cincinnati and the College
Every lady gentlemen
enters and
Having constantly
business given year
.
This enables
othe
Young ladies and gentlemen who felt much
without having declined more than one position IN business
cit
cergynen, lawyers bankers and
pOuqhS ofIoose
unusually number
High Schools several whom
Among positions recently gift
College Fourth and Vine the following One National
hand three positions
and n position a secretary M a
fall
Shorthand
The textbooks Nelson Colleges
published
the Actual Business Method all
profess to teach by it.
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AIIIO, e.
Five horses answered the bell in the 2;27 class
George r. took the first heat In the second
heat Nettie Bryant was not headed after round
ing the first turn, and won under pull. The
third heat was also taken by Nettie Bryant,
and the fourth by Fideo. The race went over
till tomorrow.
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Marion Criminal Court.

Hon. Pierce Norton, Judge
Charles Duvall and John Mcbride; robbery.
On trial by court
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Kerosene faint in an iron vessel may be re-
moved by rinslng thoroughly with benzins and
washing out with alcohol
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FoR REM.

TTOR RENT-THE LARGE TWOSTORY AND
l basement storeroom, corner Of Meridian and
Louisiana streets, occupied by tho Anderson Hard
ware Company can be leased for term Of years at
reasonable rental This is one of the choicest rooms
on Meridian street. having hontnge Of AZ feet on
onisBne street by IA feet Meridian; hoored base
ment under entire building, and perfectly dry; elava
tor. water etc. CtfAS. y. REYN OLDS q Co, 10
Circle street.
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FINANCIAL,
FOR SALE or TRADE.

I1oR SALE OR TRADE sAw-afrIL AND EN-
I gine-10x20 stationary engine and standard
size saw-mi with all appliances complete Including
belts log carriage, log turner sawdust elevator and
necessary pipe connections for boiler making com
10 use 60 days viii trade for humber or sell low for
cash Address THE TUCKER & DORSEY MANU-.
FEATURING CO., indianapolis.
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wv lished agreeable profitable and strictly first
class business; only $500 required Address for one
week S. A. e. this Office
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To enable and guardians
ask
a few Of the advantages to be n
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BUSINESS COLLEGES,
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and Palace Hotel Cincinnati, and Kelly
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