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%. ., y! Gerrard was very low yesterday.
i,.n .ihs Ga NJ +. Literary Society las reorsan
The 4. NJ. \. Church will have "a o,,artcr,,
meeting Tomorrow. S''YSif .t,'S St's
onsS ssysra or n;yn niw saloons sgss,
A number Of 1tallnns werp l,ore IA, I,
yesterday on their way 10 Pittsburgh s'* = -
]. Duga had a brother arrive yestcr,ov =
from Tho old country-Russian.Polani' !!
Quite a number Of Bellaire, pooplc went
out to the s.. Clairsville iair yesterday - =
z The colored voters Of Bellairc arc To
meet at City Hall tonight for organiz,.
Another Republican meeting will be
ned , OH the square next Saturday evening,
", when arc tl,s Democrats to open their
F.. Water melons were rlcntifuliy distribu.
led yesterday. Low, water in the river
does not affect the supply as much Ms il
dtd before the construction of Tho Ohio
River railroad. GIS l'-i. - - -
!, The Republican ral)y and dedication Of
tlie wlewam ut stcnbenvillc Monday night
VIII draw numbers from here. a specinl
irain will be run up OH tile Cleveland q
Pittsburgh road. M, IA 4 ''''t'
A driving park on the creek bottom Is
asaln being talked up. Very little work
would be necessary to make 4 good course
md there Is ample room for one ns larpe
rs may be desired. '' T. -"
Workmcn are busy repairing tho
9o'!ers and machinery OF tic l,enwooI
lecrryboat, lying on the West Virginia
'hore.A No teams Can cross here, but skiils
run regular for pedestrians. -
William I. !. Clark, so long well known
here, died suddenly Thursday nieht at h;s
new home at Brilliant. BelIaire Ladies ~ / !,
:, o.f: and spangler Post G. a, r, will
lltend the funeral, which will take place
lere sunday from the residence Of Lewis
, a good many OF the Plumcd Knights
narched&up town and, back Thursday
evening with their new uniforms oni
made a good appearance. Their lanterns
lardly showed their white suits to adyan.
age. In parade more light will imnrove
nelr appearance, for. their suits are excel
ent. = y 81 Z,
Rev. Joseph Grimes, of Alliance, will
,reach in the Second Presbyterian church
travel Hill, tomorrow. Rev. ii. X. Mc,
ISal!ip, who has been visiting a sister Mt
3ruin, IA, and his father at. Leechburg,
a., expects TO be back and preach as usu.
i Sunday in tho First Presbyterian
huron. There will also be church on the
quare again Tomorrow evening if tho
weather. be fair. Rev. W. W. Walker, oi
ne Episcopal church, has heen absent
or some time, but will probably be
lome IN. time for the usual services Sun.
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SECRETARY FoLGEn leaves behind him
monument more enduring than anything
of earthly construction in tile record OF
his administration Of the finances Of the
country. Daring his term OF Office the
public debt hasbecn reduced over $780,
p0o,O00, and the annual interest charges
cut down materially. This is greater re-
duction OF the debt than under any other
one Secretary before. Secretary Win
loM's reduction was about one hundred
million dollars aud Secretary Sherman's
in his four years about two hundred and
ten million dollars. 30, sss,S5
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In West Virgin

Accidents and Incidents In West vtrsinIn
md ylplal.y. ~
@ Country exchanges arc full of notcs
ah9vt MeSt weeks State Fair. 80
The Cambridge Democra. opposes the
election Of Gen. WarneN Tho hnocrai
IS the mlReFs' organ oi the. district over
the river q. =. 's5532a 5i5$o, -
The Aeg Am;nion is agaitatine tic cues
tQa et< Water works in Aiorg1ntown. That
Town has several good sites where thev
could be erected cheaply and thew would
prove 4 great comfort aDd convenience. +,
1T is stated II alarnesvillc paper that
hundreds OF sheep have died in the vicin-
l.y OF Smyrna, Harrison county, owing ia
the scarcity Of grass, and thata thcusanI
can be purchased at a iolaaa head, The
grasshoppers and dreNth have ruined the
pasture, y 4, - 5 s.,
lsa4,el inlonio,t Tribune: pronounccs the
stary, OF y woman being found by her
wronsed husband at Anderson'S Landing
and afterwards committing suicide at
Fairyiew,4W 4W,Naaya n eAnar1. It is said
that 4pies and the woman are living to-
gctler ut Hanlan's Statioa, Ia, -.
Thursday nigh. The barn on tho farm Of
IL ", Lindsey, about one mile south Of
Armstrong; mills, Belmont county, was
burned down with the hay and i.Ytuinc
utensils stored in it. There Is no person
living on the farm Nt present, and the fire
is supposed 10 be the work Of IN incendi-.
ar%, G ,I5 e \. !.
N. s. Holt, Vice Presitlcut Of theAmcr.
lean Inventors Association for West Vir..
ginia, has c9,lel a meeting ,of the Invent.
0rs NJ this State, 70 bo held in tile Floral
Hall, Gu 8 the first day Of tho Fair ut
Weston. The object Of the meeting Is 10
organize a State Association. "a cooperate
with the h National organization for the
protection Of inventors. VII.
|s@ GadlS in. Harrison county, Ohio Was
laid out in 1908 and 1901 ,byi Higgs and
Beatty.dt x he first Preah3; erian church in.
the town was ,ovsanfzed in; ISL, although!
Father Joseph ltca, in charge Of the moth-
cr church at Beech Spring, had been
preaching at Cadiz, one; oi the outposts OF
his large congregatio sfor some time.
The p:esent church in Cudiz was built in
1871 md cost $4,000. " r ssFi
A freight train ..oi fourteen, cars. loaded
With seal skins passed through sStenben.
l,vil}e thlssweek via the r. c. e. ST.. i.
road, en- route to SewfI Iork, v Orders were
given TO send the trainthrough as quickly
rs possible This being the first time such
Q ashipMent has been made by rail, it was
an object to have this load the hrst In the
market to retain the! traiiie. This valuable
cargo, estimated TO be,worth seycral:hun-
dred thousand dollars, was accompanied
~ guards who u kept e Q watchiul, eye upon
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CARRIED OUTFITS THREAT,
AJcnlous Lover, OF Columbus, Ohio, Cruelty

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AJcnlous Lover, OF Columbus, Ohio, Cruelty
E;fy Murders His Sweetheart, 8
COLUMBUS, o., September ga most dc.
libcrate and brutal murder. occurred a.
Col. Charles Parrott's mansion this morn
Ing. James Greiner had been paying Mt.
tention to Gretchen ceiling, a beautiful
German girl OF 20, and became frantical-
ly jealous OF the attention from
Others and refused to leave the
residence last night. After some time, he
becoming very abusive and greatly dis
turblns the household, the Girl cried for
help, 2nd Colonel Parrot coming to her
relief got rid of Greiner by turning in n
call fol. the police. Grciner left the house
threatening that he would kill her during
the night. fs',Iee
This morning about seven o'clock, lust
after Miss ceiling was up attending to her
household duties, Grciner effected a clam
destine., entrance through the base-
mont OF the Z mansion aud shot
twice Mt her, one shot taking
eflect IN her breast, causing death i'm
mledlately. Colonel Parrot, hearing the
shooting, rushed down stairs, when Grcin-
ner shot at him, but missed. They clinch.
ed, when Greiner shot again, but without
effect. Then he hit Mr.. Parrott on the
head with the revolver and fled, The
nelghbors were aroused, chased Greiner
on the street, aud held him till the police
took him to prison. The INQUEST on the
body Of Miss ceiling was begun amid
much excitement. ~ 0,. sss1l5217 q
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sEcRErAsYFoLGEIys DEATH. (
Thol Order Of tho rroslIent-Tributes oi
"a A. -. IA :

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Tho Order of tho l'rcsldent-Tributc, of
NJ Respect to the Deceased.
WASHINGTON, D. c., September 5.-The
Secretary OF State has addressed the fol.
lowing letter 10 tho other members OF The
Cabinet: With deep regret announce
that Hon. Charles J, Folger, Secretary Of
eTrcasury,ycstcr,lay, diedath his home at
Geneva, N. Y. This has closed the liic OF
n distinguished and respected citizen, who
by services us m executive officer OF tho
United States, and rs legislator and Judge
In his own State won the esteem and ri.
gard OF his connirymen. Tho President
directs TINT all Departments Of the cxccu.
tive abrancht of the Government and tho
offices subordinate to them shall manifest
due honor for the memory OF this eminent
citizen in q manner consonant with tho
dignity OF the office thus made IN.
cant and with tho upright char.
actcr OF him who held it.
To this end the President directs that
the Treasury Department md its depenlc.
encies in this capital be drapcd in mourn.
Ing for period OF thirty days. The seye.
ral executive departments shall be closed
on the day Of tho funeral OF the decreased,
and on all public buildings Of the Govern.
ments throughout the United States the
National flag will be displayed at half
A telegram TO Acting Secretary Coon
from Secretary Folser's physician says he
y was; conscious to within ten minutes OF
his death He dictated letters before he
died, und read his mail on the morning OF
the day Of his death. ,'.s,s l.I III:
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TINT eminent Sioux warrior, Sitting
Dull, should not daily with the vanities Of
civilization. 1t is recorded in the tcle-
graph that he narrowly escaped ass,tssilia-
ton the other night MS he emerged from q
theatre at Minneapolis. It. is not known
whether u ballet was the attraction or not,
whether Sitting Bull has become bald
headed. However, he should stay away
from such places. They are very dcmor-
alizng, especially to tho unsophisticated
Rn,lmup 'sss Fz 4 1--.,zsE -rrgsTsr-- Y
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acrrop harvested between seasons, in the
early spring, when little or no other iarm
work can be done, n * n, M Z. IA
DIVERSIFIED INDUSTRY.

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The paying character OF Vermont agrf-
culture Is attributable largely Of conrsc to
her diversified industry. This Is why her
farmers got 80 much more OF 4 reward per
acre than The farmers Of West virginia.
They have home markets throughout the
State, These home markets sprung orisi-
nally from their water power ul0n. their
mountain streams. Their wool was bought
or the ground and worked up IN wooden
mills run by water. And, by the way,
this little State lias produced Us high lis
about a00n000 pounds OF wool Il, Il year.
II Is here that the wool growers Of the
Panhandle and OF Eastern Ohio and West
ern Pennsylvania have come for their
th0roighbrcds-the bucks tlmt shear such
q an immense weight OF Spanish merino
fleece. @ b. ia rrs
From all this your readers will SEQ that
tho Green Mountain State, away up here
between latitude i2 and As, where, us
somebody said, they have "cight months
winter and fonr months bad slcighing," is
not subject for sympathy. There Is n
remarkable distribution OF general pros
Pcrlty among the people, and certainly
rs much apparent general prosperity rs !
have, observed in any other part Of the
country. @95 vh'5'L# .Ig III
, But upon this and other topics 1 may
have more to say in another letter. ID
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Z Going to pnrltnrsh,,rr.

The Jefferson Escort club last evening
decided To- 60 in Il body to Parkersburs
next Wednesday. An excursion train viii
be run over the Ohio River; road for tho
accommodation Of it and its friends. re-
turning at night after the big Democratic
demonstration that is booked Tor that date.
There are to be two meetings, one
in the afternoon and one in the even
Ing, Dan Voorhees,, Chairman Barnum
and Secretary German OF the National
committee are announced rs speakers, in
addition to aIhost OF local talent. The JEFF
ierson club: was advised Of the meeting
through q dispatch received by Mr.. George
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
CONDITION OF TIE mon TRADE.
a slight Iahproven ant Noticed-.Ans I'M
rr"vement IN tho G,ns, Industry Prom. 4
ised-fRliurct Record OF tho Week.
The Chicago Markets In nrief, sl.l

ltrrsnrEdll, September 5.-The Chroni.
Gle Telegraph says: There is very little
change In tho iron business tho past two
weeks. What little the mills have had 10
hold they have held well, and perhaps II a
ilne microscope were brought to bear on
tho situation, hairs breadth Of improve.
nlcnt might be noted. The Thir,y.second
street mill of Graf, Bennett ( Co., which
was idle for four weeks, started up this
week in the ilnishingdepartmcnts, and the
puddlcrs will probably go on next week,
At the South Side mill Of tho same firm
tho paddlen are about to 90 on double
from six heats. The NIillyale mill Is on
double in the forges and also on the uni.
versal rolls on structural shapes. Tho
plate rolls are OH single OH heavy plates.
all other trains arc idle. WI =, y
The mills lii which tho pudders arc on
double turn are the Pittsburgh Forge and
Iron works ut Woods Run, a. M. I}vers
the three mills Of Oliver Bros, < phiilins
the Republic Iron works, the American
Iron mills, the Pennsylvania Forge Of Nv.
crson, brown 4 Co., the Wayne Iron
works Of Brown & Co., tho sligo mill Of
i,hitiips, Nlmlck 4 CO. and tho Anchor
Nail and Tack works. At the worksoi
Long 4 Co., Charters, the puddlers
arc working six heats.l In the Sable Iron
works the puldlers are on double turn in
one and six, heats in the other pudding
department At the Etna mills Of Spang,
Chalfant 4 Co. cpudd!ersare on six heats,
The finishing millsoi This firm are not run
half time and the, tube works run on single
turn. II the orders would be rushing or
enough to keep the department on double
turn some portion OF the works would
have tobe operated with coal, as the small
supply Of natural gus is scarcely enough to
run the whole mill on single turn. Re.
ports are current that new well which
would be the seventh, was struck a few
days ago, and it is said gives flow iar
stronger than any OF the others. The
sixth one was drilled last fall with a fair
supply which, however, was soon ex.
hauSted 80 - :, (. N
Morehcad, Bro. 4 Co., OF the vcsuyius
mill, Sharpsburg, are negotiating ior ma.
turat gas and il it can be secured the
works will probably start up this fall. Mr..
/. liltc, who owns a gas we'll near Hite's
station, has made overturcs to the Sharps.
burg Council for apipe line with the view
to supply the Vesnyills and libby Bros
glass houses with natural gas. s55s$, Il
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~. a Eicry Month,

NEw York, September 5.-The Daily
Commercial Bulletin Of September reports
the loss by;fre in August at lO,5oO,O0O,
exceeding any previous known fire record
Of that month, and making a total Of s74,.
100000 as the destruction wrought by FIRE
this year SO lar, and about Sll 100000 in
excess OF the same eight months OF 1883,
the total OF which year was in excess oi
any previous year except lS7l-72, when
the great Chicago and Boston fires occur:
rcd. During August there were eighteen
fires, the destrnctiveness OF which asgre-
gated s., 3,700, 900, more than one-tllird the
entire fire loss OF the month.
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ID Will Attend Eutl Funerals.

PEoWDEScE, r. l., September 5.-prcsi-
dent Arthur will come to this city to-mor-
row morning and attend the funeral Of
Senator Anthony. He will probably leave
hero direct ior Geneva, N. Y, TO attend
the funeral OF Secretary 4t'olger. lie re-:
turned the Gull OF Admiral Sir John u
CGmmcFe!l ~ board hloaar!d The Northampton
This morning. S5 3.,5il x. -
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iIill l'n3ltlro.

ST. PAUL, scpte@her a.--1he iErening
Dispatcts Rod Wing, Mimi, special says:
The Mazeppa Mill Company made an as.
signment today to W. II. Putnam, l.la-
bililies $4,000; assets, Sl1ssO0O; capital
stock $4,000. Governor Hubbard is
president, The firm has. been a sort oi
balanSe wheel TO the Minnesota Elevator
Company. Obligations OF the former..to
the latter for S5a,Q is what caused tie
failure Of tue Elevator Company, 4. ,1giSi
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LOUISVILLE, September 5.-Dr. L. Wat
son Lyle, charged with extensive pension
frauds, arrested in Crittendep county, was
brought to this city to-day, The; authori-
tics have been in search OF Lyle for :.;so
years and a half. Lyle has beer trayelin :.
from place to place representing himself ne
an employc Of the United States Pension
Department: His principal field Of Work
has been in Illinois and Iowa, where he Is
sad TO have swindled the people out oi
spyenty:fye thousand dollars. ~
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/ ;SpANplTs3IN MISSOURI. Il
,,,5Dth ~ --7--------S-s -sIEf Mo gilis
Holding u.% Travellers snntl Nvounlc ctl In q

s y..ss. 4: nrush With yigilautes. Z, Z
4 ,t'sE. LOUIS, September CHARLES CHS:
'nerantl WillMm y Duntaps. tteaneIs on their
way from ST. Charles to this city, we're
oAoM Np"by bill ostrandcr and two
companions Wednesday night, robbed Of
sum ot money; and then beaten until in
sepsihle. A little way: further down the
road they encountered Peter Riley and
family returning from the! tIaJes' ! process
sion, s, The party was stopped and robbed.
Ihe 1 alarm q. was spread aud u vigilance
eomm!,Iee 6 WIS formed and started in p'r7
4yisilaats encountcyed the robbers
on ,the railroad track about 3hali d milo
from town. They ordered the thieyps ia
hold uptheig haHds, but Instead Of obey
ing they hlasea away iiatEitlie Citizens,
woNnding ,Campden{ Case, y Tie ayisilants
fired and one ,oi the men 3dropped, b1t MAS
assisted % hia feet BY . companion and The
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a BLAZE 0F3TORCHES.
cLARKsnURo's DEMONSTRATION
Inst SIght-l'nnncr Presentation to tho
hlainc md Logan Ciub--A Big Torch.
Light csslOn-EncOuraEing l,c.
ports From Jefferson County.
!,9riol Di,paiea % Ne Lai.lliasaett.

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CLARxspuro, VIVA, September s.
!.his has been great night In Clarksburg
such political demonstration having
l,oyer before been seen in this old and
beautiful little city. The first feature o1
tho occasion was the formal presentation
of.a handsome silkcn banncr, bearing the
oil portraits OF Blaine and Logan, given to
Capt. Charley Coils plumcd Knights by
the ladies OF Clarksburg.
The clubs formed on Main street in
front Of DR.. Morgan's residence, the
plumed Knights, nearly four hundred
strong, in front 10 receive the banner.
The presentation address was made by
Mr. ehas. Burdett Hart, cditur-oi tho
Wheeling lSrELLloEScEn. Capt. Charley
Goirreplied ina very happy speech. The
ladies were present in large numbers and
added much to the general effect. The
incn were full OF enthusiasm, and hailed
tho elegant banner with repeated cheers
Alter the presentation ceremonies the
line OF march was formed, two bands, II
bugle corps, two drum corps and over six
hundred torches being in line, followed by
many citizens without torches. A strong
colorcd glcc club was Il notable feature.
The veterans were in good marching
condition and kept step us OF old to the
music OF the Union. Many cx.Conird.
crates were in line who will poll
their first Republican .vntcs for Blaine
and Logan. Brave sons ,of Erin were
also conspicuous, and tho Juniors held
their own. The line Of torches was half n
mile long and rs it passed up the hills and
wound around it rescmbled Il blazing SER
pent. The men marched with precision,
were handsomely equipped and We're
greeted by cheering crowds on the side.
walks. As they passed the Democratic
headquarters, illuminated for the occa-.
sion, the Democratic club was
drawn up in line to give them hearty
cheers, Il very handsome thing and an
earnest OF good fellowship. Passing the
homes OF Judge Maxwell and General Golf
the clbus gave lusty and oft. repeated
cheers. n 5e s9if ,'fs
The city wasbrilliantly Illuminated with
Chinese lanterns, candles, lamps and gas.
I MIG. Holmes was marshal OF the pa:
rade. The demonstration was in every
way creditable 10 the Republicans OF Ilar-.
rlson county, who poured in from al parts,
clubs coming from Jarvisrille
and Bridgeport. 5l- Esll
7 DR.. D. F.. Morgan, Chairman Of the
County Committee, who has been active
In arranging the affairs, tells me that the
money for the uniforms, torches and the
whole turnout was freely and promptly
contributed: All this shows the spirit OF
the Harrison Republicans, who are deter
mined to give Maxwell and Golf an un-
minority. Ea5. g-l. p b IL
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TllE district primaries OF tho Republi-
can voters to-day should not be regarded
us unimportant. Good men should be
named ior those too oitelrncslected posi-
tons, the district ottices-mcn WHO will
make good officials il elected, and who
will bring strength and not weakness to
the cause Of Republicanisln in their pre-
riucts H..Hl IS -s ss.ra.--. =
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WHEELING, WEsTNA. sATuRDAY sEPTENBE1

tito retreated to the woods, where they
elntled pursuit. The citizcns' nre confident
that one Of the mon Is desperately wound.
cd, rs he left a trail Of blood behind. An.
other party was formed yesterday after.
noon and took up the pursuit, and will
either kill or capture the robbers. Mr.,
Case was shot In tho thigh. iS 4 ~ !
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Emigrnnt Shin Coc. Dovn,tt y,,t

LONDON, September; 5.-Advices i from
New Zealand state that the large emigrant
ship l'astinsham, from; London for ELL
ington, New Zealand, was wrecked in
Cook strait, on which Wellington! is .situ-5
ated, and all on board except fourteen Of !
the crew were drowned. IA
Additional advices from New Zealand
say the cmigrant ship Lastingham had 1
only hye passengers OH board when
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Ir ",lo' look like Dan Manning has not
tho same hold on the Democracy that he
hadat Chicago. 1t is said, however, that
he apl BrothcrBcccller are at work upon
novel which they viii call "Condonation;
or the last Break for the Presidency"
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Narrowly Escapes Assnsslnntior

ST. PAUL, September 5,-sittins Bull is
doing" the city and attended the Opera
House last night As he was leaving the
hall some unknown man presented re-
volver ut his head andwas with difficulty
restrained from firing. Hc was determine.
ed to avenge the death of General Custer,
but the pistol did not so of, much to tho
regret OF many poaple, q. 8, q y z{.- ,.rT
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r FHi-N l-ttt F..
His Slippery Glass Eye.

"Thc Squire says tho author Of ."tThc
Hoosicr s:'c,hoolmaster, :',l & wore one glass
eye and q wig. The glass eye was con.
stantly slipping out, oi,.thc focus, and.tlie
wig turning. afoand,sidew'ise on his }icdd
whenever he addressed the people OF the
Flint Creek: district" Sad spectacle. Par
kers Hair Bulsam preserves and promotes
the growth Of the natural hair. { 1t also
restores the natural color to hair which has
faded or become gray. Clean; elegant,
beneficial, highly perfumed. J.gJ, stw Z,
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is the attempt to condone the conduct
oiGovcrnor Cleveland fear that the ut
temp. to aycnse the fraud Of '76 will abort.
Ny interests appear to be It small factor
in this Glnpaign.-Thomas 4. A.Iiendricks.
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: 10y; 3JrDoE J. NJ. CorPiSBuRY, Clcyac.- !,
land, ", says: y have used scores of pile I
cures, and it affords me pleasure to saw
that have never found anything which
gives such immediate and Spcrmallent rc-
lief as Dr.: Williams Indian Pile Oint-$
ment.h Wholesale Agcnts:4L Logan Il ca &
Wheeling, Y ": Va, and !. q. Dent & CO.
Bridgeport, Ohio. .;;Ff nv, =,