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MILLINERY.

so cases best quality Hats, in
pearl and needle braids, all lead
ing shapes, i'm white and cOlOrs,
at Soc. each reduced from zoe.
$50 boxes French Flowers, In
Sprays and mOntures,a different,
at 75c. per box; value ST. 70.
Their impOrtatiOns for the sea-
son being now full and complete
they respectfully invite an inspec-
ton of the largest and hand
soonest stock of Dry Goods, Car
pets and Upholstery Materials to
be seen in this market, all Ofwhich
are offered at the very lowest
prices.
Broadway, 4th.aVe., 9Th & 10th SITS.
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STRAW GOODS.

ALL POPULAR STYLES IN MILAN AND FANCY
BRAIDs. CHILDREN's HATS SPECIALITY.
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DRESS GOODS

100 pieces fine all wool French
Dress Cloths, in the most deslr-
able shades for tailOr.made suits,
81 inches wide, at S5c. per yard !;
cost this season to import over
OOC.
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Continuation Of the
GREAT LACE SALE

CHEAT AACE SxAA&.
MANUFACTURERS ENTIRE STOCK.
1900 Beared Fronts ana Vests 5Oc formerly 81 %.
$50 Beaded Fronts. Csc, formerly So 25.
100 Beaded Fronts, 81 9S; formerly SO so.
1000 Beaded Hat Crowns. 12c. formerly 5Oc
5000 yards Ecaded Lace, 19c, formerly Soc
Elegant assortment Nets Lacss and Fiouncings, the
largest assortment offered at reta also 2oo pieceS
Real Hand Made Torchon Laces.
/ inch real Torchon Lace. &c.. formerly &c.
inch real Torchon Lace. &C.. formerly &C.
ga inch real Torchon Lace, Zoe, formerly l5c
3 inch real Torchon Lace. 14c. formerly 25c
4 inch real Torchon Lace. 19c., formerly Soc
8 inch real Torchon Lace, 23c., formerly 35c
Large assortment Oriental and Egyptian Flouncings
$50 doz Ladies' very fine Cotton Hose French toes in al
coors. 25c Regular price, 83c,
800 doz Ladies' extra Ingram Cotton Hose spced feetI
White Black and all colors SIC. Former price, SOC
200 doz Ladies' 4thread Isle Hose Black Navy seal
and Garnet SOC. pair Reduced from Coo
800 doz. Ladies' English Cotton Hose Moreys make In all
coors. soc. Regular price. roc pair.
100 dor. Ladies' extra French Isle Hose, BLACKS and
coors. Use. Reduced from 81.
rs doz ladies' French silk Hose In Blacks ana cnoice
coors Csc, Regular price 81 90.
GOO doz Gents superne and super stout British Half Hoso
splccd and gusse;ted 1sc. pair Regular price 3oc'
800 doz. Gents Fancy Cotton Half Hose, full regular
rpes aud Plain coors Large variety Of patterns 19c,
pair. Worth $780,
$50 doz super English Cotton HALF Hose In
plain coors and Fancy stripes 3Sc. Reduced from 1Oc
pair.
200 doz Gents Isle Thread Half Hose Stripes and
plain coors Large assortmens SOC. Regular price, CSC
pair.
$50 doz Black Colored Cotton Hose full reg
uar dye. All 19c. Regular price 3Oc
800 dozen Misses Ribbed full regular Blacks
Grays and Solid Plain all sizes &c. reduced from
50c. par
Complete lines Of Chdreps English French and German
Cotton Thread and silk Hosiery. in all coors at very
low prices.
UNDERWEAR.
Merno Gossamer and Balbriggan Vests
finished seam. 3 for 81 regular price SOC. each.
cases Fine Merno Wool and English Balbriggan
Vests. soc. each. former price 75c.
cases cents Very Fine Merino and French Balbrggan
Vests and d awers, SOC. each, reduced from 81.
case. aides Gossamer and Fine Msrino Vests silk finish
3 for 81. former price SOC. each.
cases Ladies, Fine Wool Vests and Drawers SOC.
each reduced from 75c
cases Ladies' French Balbriggan and Fine Merno wool
Vests, 09c. each, reduced from 81.
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vELVETS & PLUSHEs

900 BOXES RICH HIGH CoLoRED SILK PUSHES
AT 81 30 YARD
vEIyFTS FOR DRESSES. 81 S5 YARD VALU E. So 30.
CoLoRED SILK vELvETs. ALL SHADES FOR
TRIMMING, AT 81 90 YARD.
JUST LANDED SEVERAL CASES TWoToNE Nov
FtTy RROCADE VELVETS IN ECRU. BROWN
AND EVERY COMBINATION OF CoLoRs AT VERY
Low PRICES.
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The Frat Home Nest.
Enhnnqe.


The first consideration was the house it.
sell, low, white cottage that would have
looked better for fresh coat OF paint, and
containing four tiny rooms on the ground
floor, and two above. II would be cheap.
and contain no tenants but ourselves. 1t
vas one OF several belonging to that in
tangible body known rs "the corpora
ton" and nobody knew when another
would fall vacant, so we thought best to
secure 1t while We could. We walked up
to it and looked about US. 1t was plain
that the little square parlor must remain
shut up for the present, us We had nothing
in the world to put into it. The kitchen
was the largest room, being long for its
width, and we decided that one
end Of it must also serve for a
dining.room. 1t was, fortunately, q
very pleasant room, with good
iron sink. running water, aud two shelved
closets. The adjoining shed, being par
TALLY hoored, would answer for II wash
room In warm weather. The Tiny sitting
room had also large, shelved closet, and
the bedroom square clothes press Of
ample size. EInathan measured the
rooms and found, 10 our delight, thst the
carpet which covered the large roou We
now occupied would cover both the Sit
ting.room and bedroom. 1t had been an
expensive purchase at first, for ingram Of
the best quality cost then nearly as much
as body brussels does to-day. We had the
usual chamber set" and decided to pur-
chase nothing more until the kitchen was
furnished.
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Good Housekeeping.
I'm discussing the fixtures which are to
be placed in your bathroom, let us begin
with the bathtub. AS regards the material
for the tub, you have a choice between
enameled cast iron tuba, tin and planished
copper tubs. and those OF all earthenware
nodded in one piece. Occasionally bath
roou are fitted up with bathing basin
OF larger size, made Of blocks OF marble or
Of tiles, laid in hydraulic cement, the
whole basin being sunk i'll the floor and
accessible by marble or stone steps lead.
ing down TO ii. Sach an arrangement
may be convenient, and tits certainly lux.
urious, but It 4lsO proves to be rather ex-
pensiYe. and an ordinRry-sized tub will, !
suppose, fully answer your purposes. The
cheapest tubs are wooden tubs, but they
soon get offensive, the wood rOts, and
leakage is inevitable. Zinc tubs are no:
costly, but they do not last long. Tin
tubs are better, aud also less objection
able in appearance. Porcelain
bathtubs are much the cleanest, brightest
aud attractive looking, and, being highly
glazed on the inside surface, they are
thereby rendered entirely non absorbent
They are, as might be expected, quite ex-
pensiye, and, il you do not care 10 incur
such an outlay, ! would recommend you
10 adopt a timed and planished bgthlub
OF not less than 20 or and better, "a oz.-
weight Of copper. Lighter weight tubs are
too easily dented and knocked out OF
shape. OF course, youo understand that
what is commonly called copper bath
tub is really wooden tub, blocked out to
the desired shape, and lined with copper.
In England and on the Continent, bath
tubs are often used, made entirely OF
strong copper, which stand without any
wood enclosure, and such tubs otter adj
vantages in SO far as they can be fitted up
without woodwork, being set on strong
metal legs, and standing entirely free on
the floor OF the bathroom.
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GHiary.


csHiury.
Before the ivory keys she sat
And touched the notes-butall Of that
Agrand plano;
Bat suddenly. when all was still
ACIOSs my heart there came thrill,
Responsive 10 mellow trill
OF soft soprano.
Then all seemed chtnged. The little rom
Was fraSrabt with faint perfume,
As II rose-bush burst In bloom
Twas only one, l knew full we'll
How happily Il seemed to dwell,
While Il lifted, then 1t fell,
Upon her bosom.
ouU,retched little was her chin,
A solitary d!mp!e In,
Which seemeI to say: "whep begfa
To change and alter,
DewATel Young Cupid lurketh ueAFn'
AlA6l did not choose " hear,
And sool my lips tlmid bear
Began to falter.
And on aud on, throughout that song
The II ties row fLut, now clear aud sIrOpg,-
My heart grew restless, till err long
The fingers from the white keys dropped,
Down On her lips the ,Ongstsr hoped,
TIE muAlc uOle by note WA stopped,
And tEen told her.
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TOLEDo, O., Sept. 7.4Wheat easy and quiet; No.
2 cash or September sIlSc; October s5}$c; NoyeEa'
Der s6J1c; December exc: No 2soit Sc; do Octo-
Der Si1Ir; November SSkc; May g75zc, Corn
dull; clSh or September sc; October axe: year
o. bid; May 355Ec Oats steady aud unchanged
caAh or september 4l5ic bid; October sc bid; May
Sic. Clover seed dull and steady: prime medium
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or, scornfully regarding the alleged dime
'it's suspender button. What oil itT,
"Why, I didn't look at it, you know; !
just felt in my pocket, and I'm blamed Il
/ didn't think Il was dime. Ahem l
suppose you'll have to put 1t on the ice
until tomorrow. I'll drop in and fix 1t. "
"oh, OF course you will. Take this and
fix il now" And the cocktail dispenser
handed over needle and thread. whats
that for?" "why, for you to sew that
button on with, right now. You may
make the same mistake somewhere else !;
sew her on strong"
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A NIAKYELOus nusE.

It's Pungent Petals hear the Blood Stain Ii
Which They We're baptized.
Liz OAK (PIGl Cor. AtIGnd Coas;imion.
In the western part OF Jefferson count3
there grows and blossoms into curiouI
and magnificent beauty rose that seemf
to be indigenoustoa small areaof country.
but which will not flourish in other lati'
tudes. The bush is a strong and vigorous
one and the leaves are a very light but
glossy green. The petals Of the flower
curve slightly inward and are the color oil
bright, aiterial blood.
The order is pungent, but slightly sick.
ening. The peculiarly OF this flower is
that the dew that drops therefrom is Of 4
faint pinkish cast, ~ marvel seen in no
other flower, the battling wonder Of those
who have witnessed it. 1t is called the
Grant rose and has sad and melancholy
history. Its origin is one Of those myster-
les with which nature at times delights to
astonish her devoted.
In 1884 John Grant and Nellie Lowry
were married. After happy year Of
married life they and their baby were
murdered by OsceolG's Seminoles. A fsw
years later passing hunter, one OF the
original party that had found the bodies,
happened on the same locality, and in the
little hollow where the blood had gathered
he saw vigorous bush, bearing such roses
as have described. lie cut some slips
from it and took them to the settlement,
where he related his discovery.
Such romantic and singular story ex-
cited the curiosity Of many in the ada
cent counties, aud repeated efforts were
made to secure the growth OF the slips in
other places, but they have all failed Of
success. Within an area al five miles,
where the doleful tragedy occurred, it is
said the rose can still be found, with its
strong and sturdy stalk, its pale green
leaves, its fncurved crimson petals and its
bloody dew.
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You are allowed a free trial OF thirty day.
OF the use Of DR.. Dyes Celebrated VoltaiC
Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances
for the speedy relief and permanent cure
OF nervous debility, loss Of Vitality and
Manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also
for many other diseases. Complete restora'
ton to health, vigor and manhood guaran,
teed. No risk Is incurred. Illustrated
pamphlet, with full information, terms
ETC., mailed trOe by addressing Violate Bel
Co, Marshall. Mich. kWP4W
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Flies don't like oil Of lavender.


Mr.. 7. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes;
al never hesitate TO recommend YOU
Electric Bitters to my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid sell
ers." Electric Bitters are the purest anC
best medicine known and will positively
cure Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify
the blood and regulate the bowels. Nc
family can afford to be without them
They will save hundreds Of dollars in doc
tors bills every year. Sold at fifty cent
a bottle by Logan 4 Co. NwRAV
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k1ehdngt.
A touching instance OF insect instinct
has lust been sent to US. Tho writer says:
~ found cockroaCh struggling in bowl
Of water. Itook halt peanut shell for q
beat. put him into 1t and gave him tU o
wooden toothpicks for oars and left him.
Tho next morning visited him and he
had nut a piece OF white cotton thread on
one Of the toothpicks and set the tooth
pick on an end as q signal OF distress. He
mad a hair on the other toothpiCk, and
there that cockroach sat a.fishing. The
cockroacb, exhausted, had fallen asleep,
The sight melted me 10 tears. | had never
to chew leather to get SOUL was born
with one. l took that cockroach out,
gave him spoonful Of Cruel and left
That animal never forgot my kindness
and now my house is chock full Of cock
roaches."
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BIZ ,DFoRD, Pa, Sept. 7-opened at 81 0ijf; closed
az 81 u; highest q OK; lowest q 00N; runs
silSI barrels; total shlpments e SSs barrels; char
on. CRY, Pa, Cert T.-opened At 81 OJjl; highest
q OK; lowest 81 GG5S; closed at q OIL: ehGTterI
a 2 barrels shlpmeRss 81 G8 baEgels sales i05l,-
0OJ barrels; oleanintes 6,6is,OO barrels.
TtTUSvILLR. Pa, Sept 7.-opeued Gt 81 005t;
hlEnest q o y; lowest q O0N; closed n 81 81;
shipments, s. 81 bASrels; charters not posted.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept 7.-Pesroleum quiet but
closed AZ q OIL; highest q GlH; lowest q 0gJS.
NEW YORE, Sept 7.-ParoleuR steady; Uniied
q NJ espde n Eealea s3fc,
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Who Supported that Battery.

!St!aeTH BiPoDne.
At a certain battle Of the late war Fed
eral Chaplain happened to get into the
vicinity Of battery Of artillery which was
hotly engaged. The Confederate shells
were blowing burrows about the guns, and
the cannoneers were grimly and actively
a. work to answer shot for shot. The
Chapline addressed himself TO Sergeant,
who was very efficient but at the sane
time rather proiane, in the following
words: my friend, il you go on this way
can you expect the support OF Divine
Providence?" "Ain't expectin' it" said
the Sergeant, "the Ninth New Jersey has
been ordered to support this battery"
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a Postal KsfOIn m ailsoOnsttued.

Hartford lC0HH,l PO'!,
They were snugly epsconced before the
first CRATE FIRE OF The season, cafe from the
chilling irosts Of these nights. "How
nice it will be when the new l0-Cent i'm
mediate delivery goes into effect at the
postottice," said he, as the conversation
Jagged. "Yes, suppose so, }" replied she,
win smile. because then, you know,
! can write you q letter aud you will get
1t ut once" "0h, is that all? l didn't
know bat it was new idea 10 send ice
cream around before it melts." Such in
tense practically had its reward. He
proposed to some other girl the next even
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ECZEMAl

For the benefit Of suffering humanity, and In
bea'tielt gratitude at tbs wonderful result, deem
Il only my duty TO give this unsolicited testimony
in favor Of swiit'S Specific. Ny vile has been At.
alcted with hereditary Eczema or Salt Rhcum from
her infancy. 1t has increased In intensity with
each succeeding spring. and being somewhA,
skilled In medicine myself tded every remedy !
could think 81 for yc Es-SGrSRparillA combined
With every form Of PotlssiR and hundreds
wnhes OF every Enown kind. but they
all gave only temporary relief During the
spring OF 1854 her lower e1LremtteS became 50 III
famed an sore that she was obliged TO keen them
constantly c AtOd with . c yvering Of "Fuller'E
Earth mixed wet and allowed y dry on. Among
other things, she WAS afflicted with periodical
nervous headache. occurring regularly every ieycn
days, sometimes followed b. an Intermittent fever
for weeks ct time, 50 that her life be anne bur
den 10 her.
TAis spriuR determined she should take s. 8.
and follow Strctly the directions In re- ard 10 dose,
diet, etr This waa about seven weeks ago. After
increase: the burning, ichlng and Inflammation
bGcRme unbeArabe. she, however, perSevCrcd In
the use Of the medicine Alter taking tue second
bottle the inflammation began 70 Subside. After
the tbinl bottle the inta nmRtion disappeared, and
sore SpOls driei up and turned white and SC .ly,
aud finally she brushed them 0h In an impalpable
white powder resembling pure salt See 10 now
taking the sixth bottle. three lab'espo0niuls four
gone, and her fes6 Is becoming soft, white and
smooth GgAin; and what "a more, her pertodtcAt
headaches have diSappe red and SheiS now, At 70
years OF Sge, ep!oyinR the only good health she
has known for upwards OF ~ years. Ne wonder
she declares with tmphsSI, that every bottle Of $.
5. 5. Is worth thousand tmts It's weight In gold.
Any further information concerning her Case
viii Ge ChGeTiuily given by herself AZ her re- idence,
1875 Mulleu street or BY me.
join F. BRADLEY, II GrISwold 81.
Detroit Mich, May 10, 1875.
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FEY's CREAM BALM was recommended To
me by my druggist as preventive to Hay
Fever. Have been using it as directed
since the 9th OF August and have found il
a specific for that much dreaded and loatb.
some disease. For ten years or more
have been great sufferer each year, from
August 9th till frost, and have tried many
alleged remedies for lis cure, but Ety's
Cream Balm Is the only preventive / have
ever found. Hay Fever sufferers ought to
know Of its efficacy. F. B. AINswoRTH,
OFF. B. AINswoRTH & Co, Publishers
TThsGW Indianapolis, Ind.
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|LAUGHLIN BROS. & CO.,
SOLE PRoPREroRs,
No. 1908 Main Street.
on1G rThla
DIR. j. Il. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapline Street,
Near Fourteenth Street.

The best evidence Of phyEIcIAn's sncce9 Is the
testimony Of his patients. The Increasing de
mAndk for my professional services prove thRt1 have
dealt honorRbly and fairly with those who have
consulted me. ! never use a patients name with
out permission, though have many hundred Ger"
tlfciteE from those whom hnyn cured after they
had been pronounced incurable. a thorough med
ical education with many years hospital experience
and familiarity with therapeutic agents. close OBJ
serTancc OF tempenmeHtl peculiRrities and strict
attention 10 hygienIc management iiSurcs success,
cure Is possible, and frankly give the patient my
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He drilted into a sample saloon the other
day, wiped his forehead, felt around his
pocket and said, with pleasant smile {;
aWell, as 1t seems have Just one Decent
piece left to-day, I'll take drink" When
the four fingers Of Antioch nerye-tangler
had been secreted Ia his remotest receses
the customer iumbled among his keys and
laid something ON the counter. As he
did 90 he said: "Great scott Just look at
that noWm II see IL" said the bar'keep-
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Nv. cd street ". Y. js25-p4w
FOR faie by faughitn Rnns 4 Co. sra IFRra T. IN
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Praise. of a washed Girl.
Exchange.

EchGlge
Women are just tso lovely in newly
laundried lawn dresses. When fresh FROM
the close communion with toilet soap anC
crystal water she has the ripe-peach fra
GRANGE Of paradise. Wnen fellow passes
to the windward Of q lovely woman who is
filling the afr win sweetness and purity
rs she gracefully trips along he delicately
suilIs the air as il h1 had got snatch Of
heavenly perfume. God bless he women
Ii there were none on earth, bald-headed
men would be scarce.
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From John Kuhn, Lafayette, Ind, who
announces that ne is now in "pertecl
health" we have the following: "one
year ago was, to all appearance, in the
last stages OF consumption. Our best ply
sicians gave my Gaze up. l finally got SO
low that our doctor said could only live
twenty-iour hours. My friends then pur-
chased bottle OF Dr. Wm. Halls Balsam
Tor the Lungs, which considerably bene'
lifted me. i continued until took nine
bottles, and am now in perfect health.
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educational.
Nj, De ChantaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, VIVA.

.,,,,v eighth year Of this well.EnoWn Aead'
TIE .ai" tsc charge OF the Visitation Nuns
'aI u-. ~. in, Monday Of September next and
nos,lane, ten months. ,-,o,,, ,,0 ..,,,on
Pap's "sa te,lrc to place theIr daughters In an
Thoas ,,' Vs. ,sordlng exceptional advantages In
i7'n'n.O, AeaI.hfut ard delightful location e7'
&s r4I , " thorough discipline and instruction
ceDsH, .O Of lie long teachers in every depart
" 'ls IA I,,,sIe education, including the modern
n ssa.ss. and music should send Tor catalogue
., 'DS ~, the Academy ofthe Visitation,
pi'e'"''' Mt. de CHANrAL,
Near Wheeling, ". Va.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 6-F.ouF steady and quiet:
western supeFaTe 81 GOAT "; do extra s. 60aI 10.
Wheat, western higher, closing quiet; No. winter
red spft s6AS61 September SGASGX October silA
Sc; November SgIAg01tc; December 2kA9s7sc.
Corn, steady and Gull; western mixed spot 4S1+R
Is5Ic; September 46ISa46+o; October 4sc: year 44a
t4Sc. Oats steady; western white SlAS2c: do mix
ed 2SA29c. Ernyti0ns brm; mess pork Sll Is,
BulkmcAts, shoulders 5Saic. Bacon, shoulder
$40: clear lib &c; hams l2tc. Lard, refined &c.
Butter hrIn; western pacled lklic. Egg higher
At l6ISAl7c sugAr higher; AEoi1c. Whisky dull
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The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblainsr
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Il
!s guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, ol
money refunded. Price 26 cents per boz.
For sale by Logan & %.
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THERE are two forms OF chronic rheu.
matism; one in which the joints are
swollen and red without fever; in the
other the joints are only still and painful.
In either form Salvation Oil may be re-
lied on 10 effect cure. 1t kills pain. %
cents.
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EOR RAIE.

FOR SALE.
50 Acre Farm in wetiel county. / will sell OIL
exchange for city property.
$50 Acre farm al BeltoI, W. Va, will sell Of
exch-ngc for city property, and Will divide 1t
50 Aero Yarm on BoSgs' Run. two miles from
Rorty.eghth street.
small Dwelling, No. 100 Eolr street.
No. ?il9 Alley Z, q five roomed Cottage Frame II
Business House and Dwelling on Market street
ground 50 feet frynt running back 49, feet.
Five pieces OF property on Sixteenth street. rang
Ing In pTic6 from 81 ECO 70 S 90,
No. II Twenty.lhiFd street.
one Lot on EoH street, south Of Twenty eighth
street.
For further information inquire Of
JAMES A. HENRY, Real Estate Agent
Collector and Notary Public
Aug7 No 1872 Market STREET
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Is pure, sweet breath. This desideratum
is one Of the results OF using S0Z0D0NT,
which not only iuvigorates and preserves
the teeth, but renders the nouth as ira
grant MS q rose.