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sHEEP SCRAPS.

Ii fat sheep are not profitable to the
feeder this spring there Is something wrong
with his management.
Surprise Is expressed in all the leading
markets that the late high prices Of sheep
have had no special effect in bringing out
heavy runs.
II makes sheepmen smile 10 note the
fact that good sheep are worth from 81 %
to 81 40 more in the fat stock markets to-
day than they were year ago.
1t is now about time for wooLbuyers to
begin to cry down the prices OF the next
clip. Wonder II Wobl-gTowers will help
them do this, "a they did last year
Many claim thatsheep, at prices at which
they may be purchased, promise better as
an Investment than anything else in eight,
in the livestock line at least.
Figures show that there has been a
greater decline in sheep husbOndIy in
Southwestern Pennsylvania within the
past year than anywhere else in the
United States.
Sheep have fallen of in numbers in the
United States, during the past year, 8
shade over percent, and have declined
in value II percent. There was slight
increase in numbers in Arkansas, Min
nesOta, Kansas, Nebraska, California, Ne
vada, Arizona, Dakota, Idaho, Montana,
New Mexico, Utah, Washington and Wy
omIng, In all other States and Terrific.
ries there was fall OF, Pennsylvania
leading with 20 percent, with decline Of
10 percent in Texas, in Illinois, 6 in New
York and Georgia, in Wisconsin, Ken
lucky and Colorado, and in Ohio.
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Mn.hlnrton Ertraynrnpns.

WASHINGTON Lti'er,
Twas talking the other evening at Mrs.
Whitney's reception with lady who has
been In Washington society ever since the
war, and has witnessed theups and downs
OF at least two generations. She said that
never bsiore In her knowledge or expert,
encs had there been 10 much money spent
in Washington In dress and entertain.
ments as this winter. The LISTERS aud the
Whitneys and other wealthy people who
have recently Cometo Washington have set
a fashion that has prevented many people
who would like to entertain from doing
80.
"Until last year." continued the lady Of
twenty-five years' experience, ~ have al.
ways given q reception each winter. l
have usually served coffee, Claret punch
salad, oysters aud that sort Of thing, aud
1t has cost me $500 or 5000, including the
music and flowers. But I've mad to give
them up because can not make such n
spread as others do with champagne at $95
cash, and terrapin at 500 q dozen, One
does not like to have their entertainments
eontrasted with those Of other people, II
only one family was doing this sort Of
thing there would be no difficulty, but 1t
has gotten to be the style, and one might
as well be out Of the world as out Of the
fashion. So we poor folks have been
driven to having teas, I've not the
slightest doubt that Mrs. Whitney's enter
tainments cost her not less than $500 q
week, but everybody enjoys them and she
can afford II"
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pouLrnY POINTS.

The hens Of Kansas yield six times az
much 40 the orchards, eight times as much
as tho market gardens, aud sixteen times
as much Rs the potato fields Of that State.
At the birmingham Poultry Exhibition,
lately held in England, pr ggS were Offered
for preserved eggs. First prize went 10
eggs packed in dry salt second, 10 grease
eggs In lime water and salt, II Is most
important that dried salt should DO used,
and that II should be stored In dry place,
for II keep in damp place bad results
are sure 10 follow.
]. Y. BiCknell Gays, regarding inCubs.
tors: Don't make one. know several
that have tried II, and every one failed.
Unless YOU can buy q kind that has been
successfully used, stick to the old hen. II
Won are working on q email lcale, you
need no artificial incubator. II you are
going in extensively, get the best in the
market II willpay. You can soon learn d
use II.
A Boston writer declares II to be a mat.
ter OF fact rather than Of fancy that there
is more nutfiment In dark than white
shelled egg. The white Of awhite.ahellet
egg is like milk Of llme-watef, while Q
dark eggs has substance, 10 gelattnous II
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OR SKIN CANCER.

For seven years suffered with cancer on my
lace All the simple remedies were applied 10 al
eylhte tho pain, but the place continued 70 grow,
dnally extending into my nose, from which came
AyGllOWsh dlsChargO very offensive IN character
ltwAI also inAamtd and annoyed me great deal
About eight months RRo was In Atlanta at the
house OF u friend, who 80 strongly recommended
tho use Of hwlits Specific that determined 10
make an effort To procure II, In this was sue
CeB'ul, aud began It's use, The influence Of the
medicine at first was 10 somewhat GggFavAto tho
sorei but BoOnthO Inflammation was GllayOd, and
began u improve after tho tirst few bottles. My
general health has greatly Improved. am
stronger, ard able TO do any kind OIL work. The
CAuCeT OH my face began 10 decrease and the ulcer
IT, heal until there is not vestiEe Of Il left Only
little scar marks the place where y had been.
am ready 10 answer all questions relative TO this
cure. mis-. loICIE A, MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Ca, August II, 1885,
Ihave had cancer on my face Tor some yeArl
extending from one check bone across the nose 10
The other, II has given me great deal Of pain at
times burning and Itching to kuGh an extent that
II was almost unbrarable. ! commenced using
Iwlits specific IN May, 1885, aud have used eight
bottles 1t haA given the greatest relief by rOmOv
ing The Inflammation aud restoring my general
health. W. BARNES.
Knoxville, Iowa, Sept 8, 1885.
For many ytarS WasR sufferer With Caucer Of
the nose aud having been cured By tho Use Of y D.
g. feel COnstIuini by NolEo oil duty 70 SUFFERING
hlmSuily to make thl statement Of my case
neal rapidly aud HSOn disappeared, and for several
months there has been no apes rance OF sore OF
ANY kind on my nose or face, neither Is my nose AZ
ali tender 10 tho touch. ! hhyo tSkon about two
dozen bottles s, s. 81 and nui tOundly cured, and
know that i. s. y. effected the CtifH after every
known remedy was tried and bad failed.
ROBERT SNEDLEY.
For! Gaines, d., May 1, 1885.
/ had heard Of the wonderful cures Of swIit'E
specific and resolved To Try II, / commenced
taxing ltin April, 1881. Ny general health wal
mliuh improved. yet the cancer which was In my
breast continued TO GROW slowly but surely Tho
bunch grew aud beCa ne quite heavy. felt th9tl
must either have II cut or die Butt commenced
dlSchaNiug quantities Of almost black, thick
blood. it continued healing around the edges un.
I'll February, when II was entirely helled up aud
we'll BETTY WOOD.
COehcsetl, Plymouth CO., Mess, July 10, 1855.
BWiits Specific ~ entirely vegetable, and seems
70 cure cancers by forcing out the impurities rom
the blood.
Treatise on Flood and slin D'HeaSes mailed free.
TIM EwIFr sPEctfIC Co., Drawer ., Atlanta, Ga
N y, l57 W. 23A st. 0GD nav
For EGie by Iolan 4 Co. and LauRhlln Bros. !. Co.
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Msatra1.
pull4,s FURE NALT WH1sRIn.
RoF Medicinal and Family Use. Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Malaria,

NA4 AkNs
The following Is q partial list Of sclep.
tiSts VINO nave Analysed, Medical Authors
who support, and Physicians who DIG.
scribe DpFFY's PURE MALT WHIsRPY.
PR0F. II. 4. MOTT, (Analytlcal Chem \
Ph. ID, i. .. s., New York.
PROF. ~ + Arendt, analytical Con.
Chem.) Buffalo, N. Y,
PRoF, a. L, Menke, Prof Organic Chem.
ny. Siate College aud Dept. Of Agrieui,
ture, Washington, b. G.
PROF. HARVEY L. BYRD, late PrGst. Of
Faculty and Prof. Bait, Nd. Med. College
PROF, WM. Il, CARPENTER, NJ, D.. i. III
S., Il. S, g., Examiner University 81 Ion.
don, Prof. University College,
PROF, JOSEPH PARRISH, N. D., Author
'Alcoholic lnebrlety from Medical
Stlndpoint,N Burlington, n. j,
PIoF, II, G. WOoD, Author Of "Trontiss
on Alateria MedicR aud Therapeutlcs,I
University Of Penna.
PGov AusTIS ELET, Prof OF Principles
and Practice Of Medicine, Bellevue Hos.
pital College, n. Y.
DIR VI. u. GRERSPIgLD, NJ, D., Author
OF "Alcohol, lts llse aud AbuseH
DR. JOHS GARDSER, NJ D., Author Of
Longevity London, Eng.
DR. WIN, II. MORSE, Westlleld, N. j.,
''Notcg on Amylism.',
DR. j, CLARK SLAY, N. D., PhIla., Pa,
Iron rs Il MedlclpO.N
DIR c, $. MuscRoFT, sR., NJ. d., Ex.
Coroner, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
DIR. FRED. II. SAWYERs, M, D., S. r, @,
p Qondon,) Buffalo, N. Y.
\, pI., JAMES j. o'DEA, NJ, D., stapletou,
Dir, !, D. ANDERSON, NJ, D., Norfolk,
Va, "MalariG and yluInlne."
DIR. 7. S, NICHOLS, NJ. d., London, Eng,
DR. JNo, L. CALDWELL, NJ, D., baltimore.
DR., JAMES E, WATERFORD, Md, Baltl,
more, Md.
DR., L, PRATT, Bcllefontaine, o.
DR. N, j., BEADLEs, Water Valley, Ky,
DR, CLINTON A. SAGE, Pekln, n. Y.
DR. W. $: CLINE, Toms Creek, ShenRn-
doah Co., Va.
DIR. NJ. l., BUcRwALTER, Greenvllle, o,
DR.. Y. d. BALL, Wilmington, Del.
lJR, JoT, RICHARDS, Richmond, Va.
DR., JONI Il. HILL, Skowcgan, Me,
DR. y, w. FARROW, Philu,, Pa,
DIR, j. p, Keller, NJ, d., PhilR, Pa.
DR., 4. g, OLIVER DGuglassyillG, Tex.
DIR. d. II, BARKER, RiyersvillG, w. Va,
DIR. j. LESLEY SMITH, Fort Plain, n. Y.
DE. Il, s. WALKER, 81 NJ 4th street,
CInGIn,, o.
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It's computed that forty men employed
On the Panama Canal die every day.


Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
Plies. One box hRs cured the worst cases
Of ten yeara' standing. No one need suffer
ten minutes after using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. 1t alb
serbs tumors, allays tho itching at once
acts as poulhCe, gives instant aud pain.
less relief. Kinks German Pile Ointment
Is prepared only for the cure Of Piles and
itching OF the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box is warranted by oul
Agents, Logan & Co. and Richardson &
Goodwin.
Sold by all Druggists and sent by mai
on receipt oil price, Soc and 81 per box.
kirk MEDICINE Co.,
MwF4w Proprietors, Lorain, Ohio.
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Tic AMEItIUAN uADIr,
The Awkward Appearance Many Young
Gentlemen Make,

-
The Awkward Appearances Many Young
Gentlemen Make.
brooklyn Eagle.
Why will gentlemen in good society and
In the company OF ladies insist in keeping
their hands in their poCketsp This ques.
ton has frequently been asked, but as yet
no satisfactory answer is forthcoming. 1t
tshue that some do notappearto have the
use Of their hands, neither do they usem
disposed to learn. The habit OF putting
ones hands in ones pockets seems to be-
on the increase, and the queerest part Of
1t all is that the trangressors agaiust this
breach Of etiquette are numbered among
what Is generally known as the best
people. No better conduct Is looked for
at the low class balls held in the large
halls Of the city, but at q ball given by
the Rosebuds superior code OF etiquette
Is supposed to DO In force. Two young
gentlemen in Immaculate evening dress
aud wearing single bowed eyeglasses
werc present at the Rosebuds' ball, which
took place at Remsen Hall Wednesday
evening. Both were handsome and an.
peared to be we'll bred. But on entering
the ball room both seemed to be possessed
with the idea that they must keep their
hands securely fastened In their pockets.
Being at the entrance upon their arrival,
they did not attract any attention.
Finally, one Of the gentlemen was III.
troduCsd to u lady, and then II was sup
posed that he would show the color oil his
hands. But no; no compromised by
taking the right hand out Of his pocket
and, after bowling to the lady to whom he
was introduced, offered her his right arm
aud walked grandly away. During the
while his left baud remained as before and
continued 10 remain III the same position
for ten minutes or more. Tho room wac
not chilly, nor were the young lpan's hands
deiormed. He was evidently the Victim
Of a habit which no INDUCED unconscious.
~. Tho actions Of the men excited uni.
versal comment among the guests, and 1t
is but Just TO the club TO say that both Of.
Tenders we're residents Of New York. Tail.
ofs are frequently consulted by young
men afflicted with tho pocket habit ior q
means Of curing the same. In all cases
poCketless trousers are suggested as q
means Of euro.
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NOTICE,
redemption Of City Bonds.

v,,ef, Of the "a percent Bonds Of the City Of
v,a-ss Issued under tho Ordinance Of ISL, art
'ss, polllsd that In accordance with provisions
.l.G ordinance the following bonds, viz; o, 200,
/" ,e; s3s, 90, ago, 100, 10, sIT, ass, l2T,
az sSs, l.l, III, gO3, rs, 500, ~, I'll, 13l,
=; al, iIs, 10, a, $50, ~, .s5, las, hay
NV been Drawn by lot, will be paid on pEcsenta
,a, ia he undersigned, aud will cease to bear In
sn,. on aud after april !, 1855.
HENRY X. LIST,
ns Commissioner under said Ordinance.
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appearance, and will hold together II lifted
q few inches, and, It Is claimed, is one
third more valuable for any culinary pur-
poses,
MI, S. W, Granada, Of Rockdale, Ca,
has an old hen that is now fifteen years
old. II ia estimated that Hhe has laid 1000
eggs and raised over 600 chickens. She
now has brood Of chickens following her,
and promises to live many years yet. II
the surplus eggs had been sold at ten cents
dozen they would have brought 500, and
the chicks at fifteen cents apiece would
havs amounted to 500, making total OF
$50
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MI. T. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes;
81 never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitters 10 my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid sell.
ers." Electric Bitters arc the purest and
best medicine known and will positively
cure Kidney and Liver complaints, Purify
tho blood and regulate the bowels. No
family can afford to be without them,
They will save hundreds Of dollars in doc
tors bills every year. Sold at fifty cents
a bottle by Logan & Co MwE&w
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Though an actress be old rs the hills,
shes always quite young on the bills.

Henry A. Morr, Ja., Phi. D., F. @. s.,
Prof. Chemistry, New York Medical Col.
lege, and late Government Chemist, says;
"My investigation OF Allcock's Porous
Plaster shows 1t 10 contain valuable and
essential Ingredients not present in any
other plaster. These Ingredients are SO
perfectly proportionod that tho AllCock's
Porous Plaster will not cause blisters or
excessive irritation; and l And 1t superior
to and more efficient than any other plas-
ter" limitations and counterfeits Of this
valuable remedy arc being offered for sale
so when purchasing AllCock's Porous Plas.
tiers do not fail to see that the registered
trademark stamp is on each plaster, as
none are genuine without 1t. MwFdw
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miscellaneous.
THE PERFUMED BALLROOM |

The Atlanta Consultation, speaking OF tho Mystic
Owls display, adds.
The pefiuined ball room was one Of tho novG
and graceful features Of this great event. AZ the
guests entered the Opera House they were greeted
with me most delicious odon M from lteshly
laden with the soft, sweet perfume that seemed 10
DO tho very breath Of the goddess Of pleasure and
q woolng 70 he galeties Of tho occasion. A ioun.
TAN. neatly pl:.Sed, was playing AL thG evening
tho praCtlced senses Of tho ladies at once detected
what II Was. W need hardly nay that the fountain
and the two atomlHers were dispensing to tho At
mo phere the odor Of
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BRADpoRD, Pa, March iS-opcned al T7skc;
closed Of 16jSoi highest 171{o; lowest 1910; runs
GS,f26 barrels, total shipments 4ltG0 bafrGlA char.
tets S3,116 barrels, olearances 10000 barrels.
OIL CRY, "a, March 49, Opened Of T7ISO; high
est TIC; lowest nc; closed Al T7C sales ISS 0OC
barrels; ClOaanOeS coo barrels; chatterS SSl1i
barrels; shipments 42,lT barrels.
PlrBRURgH, Pa, March Petroleum dull and
heavy; National transit certificates opened At 775lC
aud closed at77ISci highest 7fItoi lowest nc,
TrUsytfLE, Pa, March lS-Opened ut 71jSc;
highest T79kOi lowest 16JACi closed NJ 10, BhIp.
tuenb l,4g1 barrels; charters S5,l76 barrels.
NEW YoRK, March ISL Petroleum steady; tinted
closed at 17Hc; crude, In batrtels GIlAG4c.
Dry Goods.
NEW YoRK, March 1S,-Thg market has been
ieSs active III departments aud sny demand wa
very Irregular yet through the delivery Of many
goods or orders the sales are preserved Of good pro
portions.
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PRgSafEef trains daily including sunday, Ao.
Oommolltion trains runs daily except sunday.
]. q, TOMLINsON,
Ticket Agent o, R. H., Wheeling
WI AoBiS Ss3Stsal Passenger Agent
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Tho Best Roadlag for our Young P0o.
Plo'
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ID. $, aaad 8isl paiaiI ~ .iiors

LawUuuSu AUUU44u.V4atuA. iuaVss N.ss,ias ~
1885 u, M leRN O. kelatT0 al A;l6 u NJ, R.tun-
ipg aIilyes AZ Wheeling ut G.AOp m, daily except
Sun'Ry.
Mound,yllle accommodation, leaves Wheeling
ut li;3lA. IN and arrives ~ AOundAVllle ~ l2l5
D. M, daily except sunday.
ManningtOn accommodation Rt 400 p. m,
ZineAville accommodation leaves Wheeling Of
40 b. M, daily except sunday,
lO25 p. IN. paln through 10 Cincinnati without
CliRGEa, with u. so Sleeper through to Cincinnati.
Il q o S Gtpirg Cars On all through traluS,
IhrOu5h Coach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati on
No, leaving wheeling At 9:26 4, M, arriving ~
utnu,ndAt, AZ 6:tO p, IN,
Ul0LG OOnnpC tinas are made for all points South
sud Southwest, North aud Northwest, making this
dH,iTable lou . Or GOlonisti and peTs0ua moving
TO The great NeS! aud 10 whom particular attCn'
tlrn Ia given,
TICRrp to Rll principal points on sll0 Al Depot
Shopping car accommodations can DO secured ct
Depot Ticket Office
mos, U, RUhKE Ticket Agent, d. h o. Depot,
JOHN a. LANE 1rRV. Passenger Agent,
X Y pEVRIE9 GN0CF' W ~ 0rl+-~
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WHERLING Z PIrTsBURGA DlVl.

w sION, B. SO,
on and after DEC. 10, 1885, passenger trAiug vii
run a8 i0llORH-W Wheeling time:
FOR Pittburgh-b;OS q. M, 6;25 p, m, daily 7iBa
a, M, ] .0J p. Ii, daily except Sunday,
For WaShlngton-4;45 p. M, daily except sunday.
From PltBburgh-ll:S0 q. M, $40 p, M, daily
From WAshingtOu-e:25 q. l1,i daily 1880 Q. n..I
6:2Op M, daily except Sunday lO;26 n. M, daily
q, Y, LORD, General Passenger Agent
u, DuNHAM, General Sup't.
!. 4. lANN TIhN. paaa. AIT WhnRlInl
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Tie income Of the Trinity Church IN,
Y corporation last year was $3.50, 900.
A wonderful Discovery.

Consumptives and oil, who suffer from
any affection OF the Throat and Lungs,
can find a certain cure In DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Thousands
OF permanent cures verify the truth oithis
statement. No medicine can show such
record Of wonderful cures. Thousands
Of once hopeless sufferers now gratefully
proclaim they owe their lives 10 this New
Discovery. 1t will cost you nothing 10
give II q trial.
Free Trial Bottle at Logan & Co.'S Drug
Store. Large BiEe, 81 90. MwFdw
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The best galve In the world for Cuts,
Brulses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Ohilblains,
CornS and all Skin EfuptlonB, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, OF no pay required, II
Il guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents pei
box. For Bala Nv Logan 4 %.
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TGhrmody I, not liquid, ,psg or gardst cont,
ELY'S
Cream Balm.

I pas cured Eioie me
lGcohd bottle Of ElD lCroaHl
Balm pu EXHAUSTED, I
IrdS troubled pth chroRic
eainTTh, gathering "a had,
diJlcHh N brtaihiag and
dkchdrJts from iay 6drs :
q '. COrbiH, 913, ChtsiRlH
Itroei, Philu.
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TNIME GARD OF ThE BLLLA4Kl. "
~ CIaiTgyilln Railway % In effect January

WIME UARD OF THE bLLLalhL q
st. ClalIEyillG Railway % In effect January
"a, 1856: Ttalns arrive ana depart 10 and from Is,
4 .. Depot Wheeling, W, Vs., az follow;
WHEELING, LOCAL TIME.
Departure OF LAnG Tor 81. UltiTaVille, o,
No 10 leaves Wheeling VI 1910 4. MT arrives at
81, ClRiHvie ut S;ija NJ.
No 3 lOaYGS Wheeling al 9;2j u. M; arrives Ut
st. ClairsyihG A. 1910 u, M,
No. is leaves Wheeling at $40 p, M; arrIvesAt
st. ClaiTsyllo Rt 1855 y, IN,
Arrival Of trains from 81, ClRimvillot o,
No u leaves ST. ClRiTsville at 40 a, M; arrives
at wheeling ut l0:l5 a, IN.
No. i leaves s. Clairsvillo atSO5 pym,i arrives
at Wheeling at 0 70 pm.
TAKE THIS ROUTE :. The quickest, most comforts
able and tho only all RAIL Notwithstanding pnSseIl'
gers In the business portion aud nearest tho best
hotels OF Wheeling, Bellaire and st ClAlBville.
o, w. TROLL, NHnrVNr,
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have ustd ilp0 bOiilca
Of Ely's Cream Balm aud
eonlideF mgsfY ciirni, I
suffered 20 yeirs from ca
tdTTh and clidTThnl had.
lshs, and tbs u he mt
remedy that afforded last.
iIsg rellJ.-D. Z, Higgill-
con, l45 LAKE S., CAicaqO,
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rAY1oR's PREMIUM COLOGNE,

an article oil Southern manufacture that has
promptly won ib way into wide spread popularity.
This Cologne Is Of the finest quality, lasting and
table OF ill that have used H. The quick aud del.
icate sense Of the mystic Owls at 6noo discover
Cd Its merits, aud they had no happier conCelt 10
oter their guests than these fountain lets Of de.
Mghtiul perfume. Tho fair dancers who found no
grateful IetreSher last evening Will please them
selves and honor their entertainers by keeping up
the sensation throughout the tWelVemOnth By
tneAnh oi this delightful aNnnt snpa S'Vvtw
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4 God sand Is Rlv's
CrtdHl BllH, l had ol-
tdrTh J0r3 years, Ny HOss
lpDuid blGJd Thought The
sgrej uould aeuer hal.
Crenm Bdim has ciircd We.
Ms, ". 4 jackson,
Iortsmoaih, N. IL,
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lIOR SALE ON EASY TERMs.

The iioptrly, No. $50, on the east side Of Market
ltteci, CORNER 0i a'lOy6 There ig one thfegstoiy
bicE house a several small buildings on tue lot,
Mo sgsregatp tyit Of which Il from tGVO 70 wv pgr
TERMS u coo III cash, tue balance III yearly psy
mtii' Of $500 each, with six percent interest," FOF
''' $50 ''' JAMES Il. 1tAwbEY,
tntl 40 Main Street.
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THB RRv. GEO, II. THAYRn, Of Bourbon,
Ind, saysi Both myself and wife owe our
lives 10 Shlloh's CONSUMPTION Cure"
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Yellow Skin : Bhiloh's VitaliEer Is o posi-.
tive cure.
Why Will YouCough when shiloh's Cure
will give you immediate relief. Price 10
Ots,,. 10 cts, and 81.
HHiLoH's OATARRH RRMEDY-A positive
cute OatArrh, Dlphtheila, and Oanker
Mouth.
Sold by LAushlln Bros. 4 Co.. whole
DalO agents, Wheeling, W. Va.