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Tka shooting Mattel. Il, ue,,atrs.

Mr.. Otto Jaeger, who was one OF the
three Wheeling men who took part in the
rifle match at Bellnire, says the item
printed yesterday from the Bellaire H..
dependent, was erroneous. The Wheeling
team won three out q five team matches,
aiiowign Beilaire to drop her weatcgt man
three times. Then Bellaire proposed to
use the open sight, 10 which. tE.oy arc nc.
cnstomed down there, md Wheeling con.
scented, though one oflier men was pirac-
tieally d beginner. They again won. Then
Mr.; Jaeger shot against Mr.. Glass, OF
Beliairc, and defeated him Mr.. Blum.
enberc, ,ot Wheeling, and Mr.. Rumbach,
o. Bellaire, competed, and Wheeling was
again triumphant; md Dlnmenb6ys also
defeated Mr.. Seidiuger, Of Bellairc.
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Al.UU'T PEOPLE,
Strangers III tho City AMI Wheeling Folk

Strangers III tho city and Wheeling Folks
Abrond.
Mr.. r.B. Conn, proprietor Of the Stcu-
bcnvilIe Heratd, was in tho city yesterday.
4 State Senator-elect Somcrville was. in
town yesterday.
Emily Bancker is the stage name only
Of the young lady who takes the role Of
Marie in "Thc Pavements Of Paris" She
is the daughter OF Mr.. John Rickaby, the
manager OF TIL" company, and this il her
first season on the stage.
.Miss Ella Dillon will shortly visit St.
Louis, where wEe will visit for some tine.
Upon her return 10 Wheeling it is said
she will accept n position as teacher Of elo-
cution at Mt. dc Chantnl Academy. 10th
the Academy and Miss Dillon are to DO
congratulated on this arrangement.
The many frisniS Of Sherit:elect Humid
Ian vii! be sincerely sorry to hear Of the
death Of his wife. Mrs. Annie Il. Handlan,
which occurred at half past eight O'clock
last night, after Il severe siege OF typioih
fever. Mrs. Handlan's many estimablr
qualities OF mind and heart Ind endcarcd
her 10 a large circle OF friends, who wifi
deeply ~spmpathize with the sorely BE-.
reaved family.
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w ISLAND rls EETS,
Tho Contrast between Virginia md Zane
Streets Now.

Tho Contrast between Virginia md Zane
Streets Now.
The Board OF Futile Works has 4 force
Of men ut work scraping tho mud of
Zane street, oil the island-at least re1lo.::
ing the ~suriaee mud. The terrible condi-
ton OF this street was never more appar-
ent than now that it's contrastedw with Viz.
ginia street, the finest paved tlorous6iGre
in the city. Zane street cannot be i'm
proved ut the expense OF the ten cent
levyiund, becauscit has been '%.jmprovcd."
That H., work was done III itundef the old
regime, though every time it was touched
it was lett in worae condition than before.
1t is Il succession OF bo.tomless pits, and in
bud weather is practically impassible. 1t
has been suggested that a gravel surface,
well rolled, would improve it. Some OF
the Garden SPOT residents also complain
that the street Cur company is not com
PEELED to keep the space Ti,ljin lis tracks
in better condition. Since Virgpia street
was improved there is nluct, more
driving On the Island than before, and
could ZanG street be rendered tolerablc
nc doubt the tide OF irayel across, the
Garden Spot would be still! further in
frouand
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us follows: Sunday School III. $50 a.. NJ.
l'rcnch!ug Ut 1u:sOA. NJ, !" he Work Of the Womun's
n he Sleep mud Awasinr." +. J.. Hart, pastor.
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TSnFOuRTH STREET. NJ. L. CHURCH.
PEeMchlns sunlaya, 1920 /. v. and 7 ,. ".
l,,y tho pastor, Rev. !oa: I. Smith. DID, subje I for
the morning. .Metholism-lls Influence. Political
md Religion :" SlmdnyScho0l ut . j.. II. Young
People y Meeting, ! 10 r. NJ, T
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knights Ten,plurs' Officers

at the Annual Conoiaye OF Cyrcnc Com
mandely NOT, KIT, held Last evening.
the following officers were elected for tile
ensuing year: j. G., Sir John n; Birch;
Generalissimo, Sir !. A. List; Captain
General, Sir George Gihen; Treasurer,
Sir S. P. liildreth; Recorder, Sir J VII.
Rodgers; Trustee, Sir Alex j .augl,Iin:
P~relulp, Sir James McCahon; Sen. W.,
Sir a. Wilsonl Jun. W, Sir Mccormick;
Stahdar .besrcr. Sir William BOUCHER;
Sword bearer, Sir Thomas II. parrah; ;
Ward. II, Sir Harry Coen; Guards-lst,
Sir William Gushing; ID, Sir W. J..
Applegate; 3rd, Sir James Wheeler; Sen
tinel, Sir Timothy Bliss.
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LOCAL Rngv,rfrs,
Matters Of Minor Moment Ia and About

3l3 Z, the City.
MArlSEEs at both theatres to-day.
"TnE Cat,tEs or LoSDoXn at the Opera
Houss tonight.
TIE F.lson and Buckeye Glass works at
Martins Ferry vii! shut down to-day for
an indefinite period.
Tns last will and testament OF Mrs.
Alice Y. Hustled was yesterday admitted
10 probate by Clerk Hook, and ordered 10
be recorded.
"Tng PAvEMESrs OF PARIS" was pre-
sented ut the Opera House again last night
10 m audiancc somewhat smallerb II fully
us apprcciative as that which enjoyed the
piay Thursday night.
TuE MARBLE damage suit against Wilson
4 Dunlevy still drags It's slow length along
Ia the Circuit Court. The taking OF cyl.
hcnce Is not yet concluded. -Four days
have been consumed.
ANDREW SrEcK, OF the Eighth ward,
employed rs u roller Mt the Lal'ellc, III
leaving the mill about 10 o'clock las,
night, stumbled over IN old roll and in
falling had his face cut s%iiockingly auG
was otherwise injured.
TnE Boston Dime Museum closes 1T
weeks engagement at Charley Sliay'
Theatre this evening. 1t affords Il plens
ing entertainment, and those who Inv,
not seen II should embrace tho opportuni
ty this afternoon or evening.
last evening n sneak thief entered TIN
residence Of MI. G. Il, Tracy while tho in
m ,tes Of tho house were absent from til,
room for Il short time, aud stole a larg
fnmily Bible which was valued highly y
an heir loom in Mrs. Tracy's family.
FnEp WAnpE will appear Mt tho Opcr
House in tragedy next Wednesday MI,
, Thursday evenings. Mr.. Warlr's com
pany this season is composed of nc,
, timber throughout, and is under new ma,
agcment. He is meeting with good SUI
cess. sW.5r
, Mn. JoE Fonsyrnr, City Wharf Master
died last night ut his residence on Twclft
! street, Of typhoid lever. Mr.. Forsyth
was u years old and was known to Ill til
Q river men on this part OF the Ohio. havin
been wharf muster for n long time. IL
4 death will cause general regret.
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THE pLuMEDKS1ours
Form q eertnantht Organization rue

Form q P%crfnantnt Organization cudtf
the same Name.
Tho Piumed Knights Of the Lincoln
Club, at d meeting held astnlghs, organ.
ganized permanently. Tho following were
elected civil officers for the ensuing year:
President, b. Walker Peterson Vice.
Presidents, George Ford, David Dinger
and Richard Robb; Treasurer, John
Zorn Secretary, Robert y, Mcclure; Cor.
responding Secretary, Austin Beach.
Tho executive Committee Of tho old or.
ganizatloa was requested 10 meet and set.
tic up all outstanding business, report to
the new club and turn over to the Treas.
utcr what balance might be left In their
LANDS. The adoption Of n constitution
and bylaws was deferred til a future
meeting, In order to, allow time for tho
framing Of one thRt Will DO satisfactory.
The election Of officers would also have
been deferred l,ad It not been deemed nd.
visablo to haye the bernNhentt organization
perfected that fur, IN order 10 DO In n
condition 10 report satisfactorily to the
Lincoln Club ut i'll annual meeting Mon.
day evening, at which ttne TINT club will
desire to know Just what tho knights pro.
post. It was decided to postpone the
election OF marching officers until niter
the holidays, when the members will be
better able to devote time 10 drilling.
There was n short discussion rs to what
tho mine nf the now organization should
DO; tho "Escort Corps Of thu Lincoln
Club" ind the "Young Mems Republican
Club" were proposed, but they raiscda do
cidrd pl"nsl,and the old name-,.rlumcd
Knights Of the Lincoln Club"-was adopt
cd with II hurrah. 1t is the name that the
old club becamn famous under and
that it was justly proud Of. 1t be.
Ing understood that there was Ii
probability that At tie annual meeting 0!
the Lincoln Club Monday night, four Of
the places IN the Directory would be filed
by Plumed Knights, II caucus was held
and the names OF Messrs. James Bodley,
b. s.. Allison, w. B. Fisher and Z. t.
Rose decided on to be presented for the
position 1T that event.
Thus iur sixty have signed tho roll FOL
the new club. They and aIl intending t.
join arc requested to be ut the Lincoli
Club meeting Monday night. In til.
meantime it would greatly MD the officer
OF both clubs il each Knight would clll OF
the Secretary or Treasurer and pay owe;
his 81, rs it Is desired to present at leas
fifty names with the accompanying casl, t,
the Secretary Of the Lincoln Club Monda..
night.
lie Knightss.ill manifest a proper rspri
de corps and will make their club Il zoo,
one. Its hoped to retain at least two
thirds of the old members and several ney
names have been received. Members ar
required 10 pay = per year for LincolI
I Club privileges. to uniform ind pay smal
dues for the Knights treasury. Once it |
thoroughly organized regular drills will b
held.
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AnDtltcr Runway Girl,

a dispatch from Steubcnville last night
said that Rose Turner, Il II year old girl
Of that city, had disappeared, and it was
believed she had come 70 Wheeling. She
was Inst seen Thursday evening. She is
described us OF small figure, medium
height, pretty face. light red hair, blue
eyes; wore Il light brcwn coat, dark pur-
pie dress, vine colored bonnet, With
bright rcd steamers. The police here
have received no inquiries for her.
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The Evening Social" gave n select ball
at Arion hall lust night for which Mayors
orchestra played. The committee in
charge were composed OF A. ]: koerner,
William II. Bickmcyer, An. Steinman,,
John Newman and i. II. Bickmeyer.
Tho Capt. William Prince Boat Club
gave n successful ball Mt Turner hall.
Guiding Star Tent Of R%echabites gave.a'
ball at Mmnncrchor hall. where dancing
continued until n late hour 10 music by
Runners orchestra, Bellairc,, bridgeport
and Martins Ferry were we'll represented.
O'clock a magnificent supper was
which was in. charsc ofT. 7. Cock
nync. Messrs. &C. Peters, +. Woodruff,
! Hcston, r; Bird and others composed
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FINANCE %ANnrnAnH.
Features of the Money aud Stock MIR.

The Features Of the Money aud Stock Mnr-
NEW fOnk. Del, b-MOpey easy nj lao percent.
ii@aG percent. ! Sterling l:se, mn %ti TapseI, lI Vii.
firm ii 81 slA; demand 81 81.
G0vri:NMES1S-tir i'm.
STATE SEcr.tritS-Qrict.
KAlIEDAn N2YIs-stciiy...
, ~ ", sleEllail"n \ e. Ne Stock Exchange
ss1nently there was I'M naya"ce q u 10 II 4.yrent,
Grlueers md l.nekawanna w,p also prominent Ii i
the rise, aud Inter the Improvement was lost, hut
infer ! +. ~. Jersey Ccntful rose to IN, m al.
va oaA t19 0d2 EsEs'R' t. T II,,tS s'"eH was housn. By herr e
"%,nieaS:y settled Tic :'t elliMtar' s satlisp . .pySsoI IIId Ta not pa ne
tIcipate In the rise. Late In The day 81. TNul Wns
freely pressed for sale mud dropped from sl.4 10
w. This stock also led i'll point Of activity, rs.
Mp S@!ares changing hands; The weakness ii st.
connarej viii, ffans.t nnigllyls lsjpg prices arc 4 TO
w percent lower except for TcaifiI IHpilc, Chi,
s SsESsv i esmss,i'n 6 s. 9n," e Na nssa M SinsiIsl Sex
itsxas t4pifc, whichar y, ,oz X percent higher.
ansacti9 i,s ~, go shares
uSs$ 1M}S:y;s, ts llf7iSG;s;ne .%sl2a554t:
a sss' :m.e s e Z IiS&1 ss IT Il ri j.,a,. M ,sm';oil 4;
Missouri e, l0i; st. Joseph, IL d;s. III. 81 Gggbrts,
lNtiic" land Grants, ~ do Rio Grnnde, 53lS:
s sInsM q !4, Ills W. VII il Tiss Sa ap e! 8! S:' Yis:i hSSH Gs Ss
sals; es,as' E~Saathraf i]n",tnis nv do; deferred. s;
Adams Express. isl: Ama:ieail. ENpsessj;, %. cAuada
Southern ST. Genital IIrlLG. aj;f,i;;1 I htshysnka,iH
yed,7H:: G., G:l C& l., u: Denver K 'Itoo Grfaahdea,
15stsy Elrtp, 1tJs;do preferred, %; Fort Wayne. I'D;
l%lnn!ti4l 4 =. ~lltseil.. TX; do preferred ssx
asked; K;aiisas 4 Texas, III Lake Eric 4 Western,
il;5i ia!Ee Shore HisiS;! 9 ml!%I III \ SIslsyllls, y
Charleston. Isl. preferred: ~: 90 II pst ierfca, 81
Memphis & Charleston. ~: Micllisnli Genital Ea;
Pacific, G1abt&; Nashville 4 Chattanooga. 10
&ew Jersey ccntnl. .it1s: Northern Pacific,
Is; do ttfrtcrfG1, jtfS: hDritwestern, i675A3: do pre-.
ferred, 12i; New YIE;s .Genl u ! +W.5: Ohio Centml,
X; Ohio 4 Mississippi; l9ftiS R~sGtar;e!! 80; lncilc
4 s}y, francisco. u do preferred, 40: 81. ,r-pi
NJ; IN rtsiaETd, los: Tex us Pacific, 15ts; Unioh
Pacific. tb;;ll: ri:ttIi S,N,es Express, 81: Wet. LID
VI; d% i,ftfItfss;, III Wells Fargo Express, los;
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BRADFORD. Pa, bee. 5.-cr,ldu oil dclnonlizcd
OFT acc oint Of bcMtfsft rutnors from the Mcbride well
Butler county: National Transit certificates open.
I'd ut 1shc: closed ut 7.ellkc; highest 1SHc: lowest
&c. National Trallslt and Iiicwnter runs i'rlduy
800 bArnrls; total shipments G6,Sti barrels; c)Nf.
tors s., lS lMrrels;c ledrAno.s @.0tp,ap harrh,
o LClry. "a. DeG. Sensational T'rn.it ccrtitl,
caies opened 1T 7sAc; highest 1Si4c; ,lowsst 7i54u;
s!9ss,. a 3s%ri s1 ts,,s c' e ~! t Snn.,s;., sls1 r, So
barrels; char;cn 90 .@rl barrels, l,Iohaugo stock,
!, aihid; SiD nske,l, 5G a.rFFr
PlrTsnrEdlI. Pa, Doc. h.--Thc afternoon market
recovered to 7iAc, then broke u NE and closed
weak an ! ranicky at 72!1lsc. Tr'de was all nj sra
and thu day Was marked by heavy selling,
< fonk. Peg. a,-tetrolcnm steady; prited
5attse; erNle Gisa7e
HALIlAoRE, MD lec 5t-pctroleum noiniual; 70,
flied 75sn71r,
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!. Tho ssThoburn I~saul's,n r'..,.t.

The young ladies OF the "Tloburn
Band" gave Il delightful entertainment at
the Wheeling Female College last evening.
Miss Ella Dillon, Mr.. Joe Devine, Miss
Woods and Miss Lizzie Hunter gave recitu-
tons, Mits Daisy Cockayne Gnd Miss
Nina Blunbon rendered piano solos, and
u splendid supper prepared by the mem
bers OF the band wis served to a large
throng OF people,
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tATEE.-f have seen Ms. Smith recently nid be.
ileyc her 10 hp thoroughly and pc,mansnIIy .ascd.
sce'y AlYcNt en-. Cont P. O 3, IA. VI. aii ". i. II,
Bos ON. stpt.g 'l&l.
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The stectacnlar drama, "The Crimes Of
London which is to be presented at the
Opera Housethis afternoon and evening, az
the title suggests,,is highly sensational, but
there are situations which lift it out OF the
common rut OF melodama. 1t is highly
spoken Of by the press Of cities where #
has been presented. Reserved seats are
on gale Mt Bauuler's. a ~
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lfl!lly ~lbrepnrgti

for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 775c, Doc and 81 co.. A full
line Of carpets, hemp, homemade rug, in.
grain, brussels, &C., from lSc up. hugs,
mats, window shades, wall papers, pianos,
&C., &c, cheap for cash, by order OF the
manufacturers, at No. 20i0 and e021 Main
Street. .IouN RnsMEH. Agent.
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For Sale-shelvlnr, &c.
s1'hu Argaut ta.tor Stpvcs-Scshttt & Bro.
sFor salv-spalG T,teon. r
For ltcnl-iiousys and Iiooms-H. Forbes.
For sale-iuIlllng Lhts-G. .. Smith.
.I,st Observation-Disclosures G~OOds-Luko Elton.
(Sotiec 10 Water Consumers.
Engraved Glassware living Bros.
sptIn Rlls-p. &. List, Jr. 2
Iubl!c Sale Of Island Property.
Spare Ribs. Btekbamss, ah.-E. Schcns l. s0ns.
Opera tInuse- Frederick Wntdr. ~
List Of lettcn-Fourth page.
Religious Noiiccs-Fourth page.
Get four Scissors Ecady--h. r:mshelmcr-Hcad
Of Local.
The, Waterbury Watch Given AWAY. nril,cs--
Fourth page. tr g.! ,sjrs
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Obj q ~attelligetuee
Nav Advertisements,

Office : Nos. ~ sand 70 ronrtsenll, str.ct.
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Cotton,

HALIlAonE4 MD lec 5,-pc,rolcum %nolniual; 70,
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51ry Goods.
CLAUS
gru Goods.

Our Store-room is packed
with CHOICE Fancy and Staple
Goods suitable Tor HOLIDAY
GIFTS, and as there never was
a time in the history Of the Dry
Goods trade when a dollar pos
sessed greater purchasing pow
ers than now, VIC can assure the
public that great bargains await
them in every department
Please call as earlyin the day as
possible and avoid the great
rush that usually occurs in the
middle OF the afternoon.
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Diphthor1n.

Don't triile with this dread disease, but
secure at once 4 bottle Of "A Armstrong;
D~iphtheria remedy at Logan's drug store.
1t acts like magic, as many Of our citizens
can testify. Also for tale att. L. Robin.
sons drug store, Bcifaire, 0. 49,
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Valuable BslIaire Property for Sale

We VIII sell one OF the best linptstd rmi%,Fl!t'
III Bellairc, u. consisting OF four and one hHl l"S
fronting the river, on which there ~ II lalse I,tIrna
House Of twelve rooms, with water, rN' ai" ag
necessary c0nvenicnces. The properly hIs u E"ti
the river. sg
The buildings occnpyiwo md one half loti Tue
other lGtx nsc vacant. 1his property J. siIral.a 'I
Gravel I'LL md Is one Of the finest II! the GU! AM
VIII be sold for the onc.lla I Of what /, cost.
For particulars, call on O, address,
s.. gTi GAitRttfT 4 ASbfRaHF.
no2S Real EslI,c Agents. FeNslt". v
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" KNIT JACKETS.

We hare now IN stock u fill line Of, the
above JacketS; also, an extra heavy quail.
ity FOR butchers, and a full limo Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not to
shrink. G.. HESS 4 SONS,
Merchant Tailors aud tents Furnisllers.
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HOUsE FOR SALE.

OSh'lI.i SIN GAI1E. E.
Ny twostory eisht.room dwelling, No.. S. Ymai
street, Wheeling Island.
Price low ana terms easy.
Address II. CALDWELL.
Broker In Mortgage Loans. Ir,
dC5S 1913 f. Seventh Street, Sain, r,,ul. MINI.
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Gcursal jloticrs.

r ADV BELLE, EGYPTIAN QUEEN
~ Reveals Past, lTesen! aHd Future; gives 3D.
Vice on money. business and family affairs, lion,
from ! to D 7. NJ. No. ~ Eiphtl, street M;
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The great remnant sale will be contin-
ued Monday, Dec. $, when remnants and
odd ends from every department will be
cleared out Mt half price.
i. NJ. MCCLELLAN 4 Co.
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Hcnpanfs,

Everybody knows how cheap We sell
remnants. Another large lot from every
department will be put on sale Monday,
lleoenl,erS We want TO get I'D Of them.
In Narking ti,e price !nt!em the cost is
never consulted,
i. NJ? MctilLLIE 4 ca.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTCH,

Inc undersigned having hccnduly appointed ma
lnalitc,li Ms hIlnlnisiratHs Of The r,iItr VI Rr h
Hum. d deceased, notice Is hereby given ;OuI ,st
ties who atO indebted To said estate 10 vi.
promptly. Those having VI ,ims nE~irS lhc,S al,
WIZ please present the sane duly authenticated 10
tie undersigned for payment.
ia. LUCKY.
y de5 lMf. MnIn Stntt
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TRUNITED PRESRYTERIAN
Way CiltllCll-Rcv ], 7, Mcclure, DID. pastor.
Services t0.m0frow 1T 1850 4. 81. and ut i:Wx. y.
Sabbath SrhGo1 ut . I. II. El.s5 -
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Owing to the immense trade VIC have
been doing this week, We. have as d }natu.
ral result accumulated a large number Of
remnants. These will boz placed on sale
Monday morning, December s, when, We
don't expect to get half their value out OF
them. +. NJ MEG lLliS! & Co.
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Enrsalc.

GEORGE HOOK. sco'y.
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flla
G1,ticnra.
Mrs. Smiths Case, and what tho Rev. Mr..
MGKlnstry hnsto say nhDut 1t.

To TIE PURIIC:-1 have been n fear full sufferer
for fifteen years. most q The time with what has
been Called tczema OF Sal: Rheum, ~fsoriasfs and
l;;eprn; and tho Ike, aud haye always been tolt
discouraged That lla9 as soon die ~ l!ye. have
not the ~slnalicst spot ltOm the crown Of my head u
the s0leS Of my feet that WAS not diseased and as
red as crimson. l. would. commence In smuli
white spots, which had II sllvery appearance. but
Herp IT, ! deep: ba; # I attempted 70 itertt ,lett, o.
soa!' ailes lllelr hss! appearance, they would burn
rcd scale, which would become SO illlalced as 10
crack ind look frry md Angry, and The burning
sensation would be almost !htolcrntlc.
! was ut times so laine tiat:I could scarcely get
about, and could not Dies myself without assist.
Rneet ! have trlel many remedies, aid hate paid
slW iH,R Angle ~instance 10 a physician, but have
svsr! obtained only tninporary relief. Although
helped for u time, l soon rlarse,l aga;n 10 be Us
badly troubled as ever, md during the winter Of
1881 and lsS. ! suffered 10 much MS 10 DC GU tirel dis.
counlScd. last June, however, 1 was advised BY
Filler and Mn. w.. Mckilsiry, who arc well
sgnwn TO- lluse regions. 70 try Your CutIcu'n Ken
tS hi ihvombIe' opinIo mI q item b hI to try e' eneif vi iiua.
About the Second week Of July lus. i commenced
tnking The remedies. md Within ELK weeks | began
nm about as good rs new, and my flesh Is as the
OF Q Ghild. Aiks. REM. SMITH.
J certify that THO above statement Of my wife Is
correct. md | .oln with her IN expressing my srat.
itudc for The great benefit ste llS received,
s5D t B. SMITH.
! certify tint. the above statement Is correct. Mr..
Smith is'n prominent nun In this community,
Wllcrr be lives, lie Is well known dealer In stock,
and lis gtA.enept With that Of his vile, Is fully
Dong \. s,an,,s.l. Province q oue!eg, mis- 18th
dny OF October, lSSa!. L. {. MCklNSrKY,
Minister of tie Gospel.
/. LATEE.--f have seen Sfrs. Smith recently md be.
lleYc her 10 he thoroughly and permanently cured.
l.. e, M%GKlSaiRY,
ses'y AlseNt clI. cNnt 7. Q No. Vt. MD NJ. y. II.
Bos. ON. Sept y lSsI.
Cuticnm Pcsnlv, mt, the new blood purifier, md
and cuticunx Scum, the srcat skin cures
beiutitcH, arc sold everywhere. Price, Cuti.
thfpI Soap. 2sc; kcaoivent, 81 u.
POTTER DRpQ AMI CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
tlrt u Stw TiSfs 49,
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BOARDING FOR HORSES.

! am prepared to board n large number Of hon.
during The winter Vt my farm, FIVE miles tA>tui he
city. Those entr,st!ng horses TO my care ay is,
s!ired Of tirstclass treatment rs ] have unI.c In,
the be t OF gr0ouis. Arrangements cai he mAdpG 1t
my Livery ana Feed Stables, No. ND Ma!a s,nrt,
charge. ty WI. WARDEN.
Telephone ala. mi
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CLOSING out Buggies and Spring
Wagons away below their value.
i, W. FERREL.