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1Ml Gstatc Auents.
JAMES II. MARI,

Il Avn IL. Makk,
q REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT,
9S6 street N. W., Washington, y. e.
MONEY LOANED.-Loans OF any amount made
on approved Real Estate security, and no delay will
occur on my part when loan is accepted.
MONEY lNNESTED-An experience of eight
years In the Real Estate business has given me such
knowledge OF the values of property that persons
desiring to loan money Will nd 1t to their advantage
To cali on me. When loans are made by me 1t will
he my duty to see that taxes AMI insurance are paid
and II desired will collect the interest rs II natures
without cost 10 the party lolning.
PROPERTY SOlD.--Persons placing propcrty In
my hands Tor sale may feel assured that their inter-
est VIII he protected To the hest of my ability. Each
piece OF property placed with me will he advertised
without cost TO the owner, provided the price asked
Is not excessive.
PROPERTY BouGHT-Properiy owners desIr-
Ing to sell quickly, AMI will, for that purpose offer
Their property at bargain, may nnd purchaser by
addressing me.
PROPERTY EXCHANGED.-The exchanging of
property Will form an important branch of my bsI-
ness, and Will receive my special attention.
HOUSES RENTED AND RENTS COLLECTED
My facilities for renting houses anu collecting rents
are unsurpassed. Houses In my charge will he lib
orally advertised at my expense, and prompt remit.
lance Will he made of all rents collected
FIRE acknowledgements tho Roya
FIRE Insurance Company, whose assets arc 800, OOO
900, can confidently offer insurers absolute inden
nifty IN case of fire. This Company does not exact
sixty days IN which 10 pay loss, hut pays promptly
upon adjustment, AMI that without discount.
JAMES II. MARI,
0pll-'y3 (atc of Duvall MARRY
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Proposals.
pRorosALs FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT
,r,,, - WAshISGros, May Is, lssG.
SEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, indorsea
proposals for siationey," ana addressed TO the
secretary OF me Navy, Washington, ID. a., viii bc
turers OF or regular dealers IN the articles TO supply
stationery, deliverable AT the New York Navy Yard
Tor the Navy Department, The Navy and the Marine
,orps, during the nscal year ending June 30, lssT
Forms, on which proposals must he submitted EN-
PROVISIONS us 10 quality, delivery, Inspection, ana
payment, WHICH wil constitute part of the offer
amu uontfac! entered iho VIII be furnished ON APP
pltaiion 10 the secretary OF The Navy,
The Department reserves Tho right To reject anv
one or all OF The BIDS and to waive nformullties
WILLIAM q. WHITNEY
mysSilo Secretary of the Navy
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PROPOSALS FOR DRAWING INSTRU-
MENfS AND MATEkIALA,
Y..YLn srArEs NAyy nErAnrMr

p..lLn SKATES NAVY DEPARTMENT,
nNhhAo OF STRAIN ENGINEERING, May 10, lsSJ,
PROPOSALS, IN duplicate, sealed, ana Endorsed ON
envelope "i'ias for Drawing Instruments, etc =" viii
ot reserved AZ ms unlce (fron regular dealers or
manufacturers only until IL o'clock NJ, June III,
1850 Tor lhe following supplies, OF hest quality 10
he delivered within twenty lays from date Of award
IN ms once Tree OF expense tn The Government ma
subject 10 the usual coIitions and Inspection VIZ
BUREAU or srEAA EsolSEgRisG- DIdipiny Tu-
AlumrH, y G..d AdirFiniS
biahN forma Tor proposals. anu schedules for the
articles required win he furnished upon application
10 ms ONCE, ami all necessary Information,
Two responsible snrctics are required for the
prompt and faithful delivery OF the articles awarie d,
anu i,e competency OF the guaranlors must 10 oer-
huvh 10 beiofe notary or other pllhl,c nihoer.
inc right Is reserved TO reject any all bids that
may moi ne uealaed advantageous to the Govern.
gie.l, ~ waive defects, and TO award by items, IL
deemed advisable. ' "
CHARLES II. LORiNG,
ny3o-io Engineer iu- Chief Il. a. N
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LOVE.
They say that Love Is dead


they say that Love IL dead
Alasl know II well;
One hapless DAY, long ned,
Poor laughing Cupid fell.
II was cruel snccr
That pierced him like dart;
lie did not shed single tear,
But broke his trusting heart.
SO now | seek sweet flowers
TO deck his earthly bed,
And weep away the hours,
since Love is lying dead.
Yet sometimes In the spring.
When first the daisies peep,
Methlnks, when I am listening,
lie mnrmurs IN his sleep.
~
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pRoposALs For WASTE PAPER.

DEPARTMENT or THR IsrgRIoK
. WASHINGTON, ID. ", ,Iuue H. lsst
M S,EALEl PROPOSALS VIII he received untli
~ EspA June 10, lss5, al ~ o'clock Nj, for the
WAsie PAPER OF TINS Dspaflsien aud its several
bureaus ior Tie nsc- scar ending June 3O 1851
INSTRUCTIONS 10 bidders Will be furnished ON annli
,ali9n TO the Custodian, Room iOi, Department. Of
Tue Interior. "
Proposals to he addressed 10 The un,,ars,ons .n.
marked proposals Tor Waste Paper aus
teoa, L. q, G. LAMAR,
- w. Secretary.
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How fast the fashion change In the things tnat
Hoston girls love to carry IN their handsl short
lime ago II was nothing but music rolls. The lnusic
t0, QUICKLY disappeared aud IL not seen al all lis
place has hehD .gAeI hy great bag shaped like a
purse made OF cloth, hnd tap9lle OF much variety
Ia ihe way OF embroidery ana Other decoration, q
Tue taste of the owner. II may be- carried III tub
hand but the correct Boston style Is TO have II mug
over the shoulder, with one baggy end hanging IN
front aud the other behind.
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nry aud .faury Goods.
Lansburg'h 6 Bro.
ANNOUNCER IL MT
Extraordinary.
Cru aud faury Goods.

Having purchased Il Manufacturers Samples of
White Goods, we are enabled To sell you any of
these at 20 10 90 per cent less than the regular prices
Now, as the season Is Just opening for such goods,
the inluccnent Is douby attractive. The goods are
warranted to be in rsclass condition, and some of
the figured goods sold at less Than half price.
AZ there are many goods among these that cannot
lie duplicated We would suggest an immediate in
SDectiyfl,
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FOR FUEL,

DfrARrMGsr oF rus IArERloR,
.,,,. go. WAahIS0IoS, ID. g., June A. issG
SEALED PROPOSALS Will he received nnlil ~
O'Clock NJ. WEDNESDAY, Jane a. iss6 for M
nlsnlng fuel ior tue Department OF me Iaie.l"g
aul,ng ths naeal year eading June 30, 1854.
Instructions TO bidders viii be furulsAsh an ANNA,
eA1lon az ONCE OF Custodian, Room i0A "''''
,aa a, L. q. q. LAMAR.
'N'' Secretary,
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PROPOSALS. FOR WASHING TOWELS.

DErAgru.Sr or TItg ISrEKIoR.
WAsilIsdr0N, u. O., June 3, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII he received until ~
onlo.k NJ. WEDNESDAY, June 23, 1850, for WASH
my mo Towels OF this Department aud It's several
odrenls Tor the hscal year ending June 80, 1851.
INSTRUCTIONS Ia bidders viii he furnished ON appll.
calioh 10 the Custodian, Room lOi, Department vi
the Interior.
Proposals 10 he addressed to the Secretary Of The
lhlerior, and marked proposals for Washing
IowVa,'
,.,, l.. q. c. LAMAR,
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PROPOSALS FOR PIPE AND FlrrINas


WAR, Ann NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
800 WAsnis1IOs, ID, g., June s, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing Wrought
Iron Pipe ana Fittings for the West aud Centre
Wings OF The Building for state, War, anu Navy DE
partmens, IN this ely, Will be received atthis onice
nnlil IL NJ. on Tl ESDAr, the I'D day OF June 1884,
ana opened immediately thereafter IN presence OF
Specifications, general Instructions to bidders and
blank forms OF proposal win he furnished to regular
once
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
Jel3'2l3 Colonel, corps OF Engineers
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NEWMAN IN JAIL.

II ,r,o, ro,orIaI that In ro,lI ho l,J,,,j
~ was 'VPU'''0 ''4"' ''o "OuiN ne 'ouHeu
In some house, under guard, bnt no was
instead locked up in Jail and closely guard.
od hoth that nioht and ves,cr1ay tbo Az.
IN, If Iha fine 3or jbs nrsiimin,rv ~ ba 90
inss hsin, JSioTreS r1tiI 4 oScr,d Is9 ho
iasS,roJ ,SL az tba AIM ~ Ihn "oso,,. ~
inv W" vas "''' WV e - we '''0NV' .
Wb"n Jnst;ca Nror-oe odi,rr,od III,
inv WorJsv Svonin" h" or'ISr"J tbo,, T US
Loot him y. IIo RaSlos Honss a ,a " "
oi"locr noS;SrS,n I NN,rirU ~. sa'u ~
nosS o NJ g5iabinS tIo ;nn,,sst ava ''' p"''
PHI Tbo INV ,voa co an odJoIJ, nxor,nt +,
sothSr;ra ,y vo %o ,nnrnIns dm4 J Ss.r y.
SSSnt iittTs nyIJsn"S ra,nainaS 20 o ha t nI"
and then rst;rsJ IN maLs IN 4; IL. ys '%I
The evidencs was diocnssea joIiberoto Ji'
and csrstniIy. Il wSa inIIv an Somr aftsr I
retired beioTe the inrv rS.nrnaJ ;ts 49, ver !"
dict ''' ~ ''' W.
The heavy foo vpa pt;ll liitiro from +bo
vaIlevs and Tho nnm waa anJsovosir, 'I ~
shine thTonSh Aha jensc whitS mist y; hon y"
IN observation-disclosures renortsr iyndaoJ hscL
from the river into fhe fsma5 EilJS ~
Weizsl eonntv, on lila wSv tn the Rsxtor
place. 4 haII!mile's wsit bronn6t him n
the foot Of a regnlar mountain IN Tho
aide OF which woind a rough pssssve
way, called by courtesy a road the grades
were 80 steep that one was al.
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The ruah Of work on the plumbers just
now, fitting buildings Tor natural gas and
the like, is SO great that they are nearly
all behind with their orders. Messrs.
Trimble 4 Lutz report that they have
about all their force can attend To, and
they have been compelled TO seek addi.
tional w0rkmen. Oscar seeley left last
night for Cincinnati where he goes to
bring some plumbers back with him who
are specialists in natural gas work. all
the other firms in the business arc rushed.
Messrs. A. j. Sweeney i Son have oil the
work in this department their force can
attend to, principally mill and factory
work. People were long ago warned not
10 wait till tho gas was in and then all
order their work at once. Apparently
this Is Just what they have done.
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AT pAxTER's.

The nowsgathCrcr who was on his way
to Baxter's, at last reached the top OF the
ridge, and almost utterly exhausted as be
was, iorgoth his fatigue as he looked oyer
the lovely scenO that presented itself.
The iogs had cleared away aud one could
look for milea aud miloS over wood and
field. This scene was as lovely as those
found coming up the mountain were
wild and dangerous.
Baxter's house stSnds on tho very sum :.
nit Of the ridge. Tho yard was already
well filled with people from all over the
country, aud they continued to arrive un.
Ill noon nearly all rode horseback, au d
over one hundred saddled Rnimsls were
counted, tothered Ia and about the place;
others walked and some rode In wagons
Men, women and children mode up the
crowd. Several had brought their lunches.
The women gathered about the house
where tho widow was lRnentinR to offer
their coincidence. Tho mon grouped
themselves about the old homestead III
which the jury was sitting and either lie.
tened to the evidence a1d discussion or
else discussed thecrllne among themselves.
Nothing was talked about except "P0'
Jake Baxter" aud his afflicted family and
THAT John Newman All the details
we're gone over and over time aud
again as new groups wero iormedi oil
the little features such as the fear oil New.
man that prevented Constable 0'Neil
and others from making the arrest Sunday
night were debated, and each asked the
other II he would havO dared 10 10 and
arrest Newman at night, aud nearly all
shook their heada In reply. The tree
from where the shot was fired, the place
where the bullet struck the house after
passing through Bakers body, aud the
farm bell which tho 1O.year old son rang
wildly ior. over an hout, while his mothef
was OIL after help, sounding an alarm
that was heard for d long distance were all
objects Of interest. Tho accompanying
diagram will show the relative position Of
these ObjsClH!
The new house and old house and both
story and a half frame structures, The
door ia which Baxter htood faces 10 The
west. NeWman's house ID about half a
mile away, a little east Of south. The
murderer jumpedoyer tho rider fence, ran
down through q field 10 a run, crossed II
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THE BAXTER MURDER.
NEWMAN HELD AS ruEMuRpEREH
by the coroaer's Jury-Tho Funeral of the
Murdered Man, additional Facts About
tho Case Newman stIll Confined
In jail ut New MartInsVilIe.

The all.absorbing topic, not only in
Wetzel county, but at nearly every point
in the river counties, touched by the
Ohio River road, Is still and will be for
days to come, the cruel and awful killing
OF Jacob R, Baxter, q we'll known resident
of Proctor district, Wetzsl county, who
was toully murdered about 7 o'clock Sun
day evening before the very eyes Of his
family, being shot and instantly killed
while standing in his doorway, as pub
lished in yesterdays issue, And in con-
neCtlon with the terrible affair,
the probable fate OF John Newman, the
cousin and nelghbOr of the unfortunate
Baxter, charged with being the murderer,
was an interesting feature OF the gossip
INDUCED in everywhere down the river
In W0Izel county, especially, the ex-
element oCCRsioned by the tragedy re-
mains at o high pitch, Yesterday the
body Of the murdered man was buried
and the coroner's Jury finished it's inquest
and made up its verdict, which was to the
effect that Jacob Il. Baxter came 10 his
death by reason Of a gun shot wound in-
aicted by John Newman.
Both the funeral and the inquest took
place at the late home Of the dead man
and q large throng Of people was attracted
there in COn6eq Two such aeusa.
tionRl occurrences on the same day and
both tho result Of q horribly dramatic
murder arc not frequent In such an leo
lated country Us Welzel is, u few miles back
OF the river and it Ia therefore, not to be-
wondered al thatthe inhabitants let every.
thing 80 in order to visit the scene Of the
crime,
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THROUGH THE STATE,
Accidents aud Incidents In West Virginia
aud Vicinity,

Nhh NAehAAhyN
John Durr, formerly OF Morgantown is
in jail in Pittsburgh for attempting to
murder his step mother.
The Hannis distlllerY at MArtinsburg
has started up again and Ia running at
about bali It's capacity,
A red Jersey boar recently imported
into Writ county Is exciting the envy OF
all the farmers. It is over eight feet long,
three feet high and weighs us pounds,
The stone Qusrrlea at Eighty Out above
Rowlesburg, are doing an immense bust
ness now. A large lot Of extra hands have
lately bsen put to work in order to supply
the eastern demands.
A Martinsburg girl has bet fifty kisses
against a winter wrap, with one Of her
gentlemen friends, that General Flick will
be elected to Congress from the Second
district next month.
Mics Maggie II, Taylor, niece Of Mai,
VIM. Harper OF Romnoy has accepted a
situation to teach kindergarten at the
Royal Normal College for the blind in
London, England. She sSiled last month,
The building OF the Ohio River road ex.
tension from Parkersburg to Point Pleas.
ant has progressed 80 rapidly that 1t is
now definitely announced that the new
road will be ready Tor business by Decem.
Der 10.
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An Ilnlerprl.Ipr. 1Iellnblc 1Ipu.e.

Logan & %. can always DO relied upon,
not only 10 carry In stock tho beat Of
everything, but to secure the RgGnCy ior
such articles az have wOll.knoWn merit
and are popular with the people, thereby
sustaining the reputation Of being always
entefphSlng and ever reliable. Having
secured the agency Tor the celebrated Dr..
Klngs's New Discovery for Consumption,
will sell II on q poaiGlvo guarantee. II
will sufOly cure any aud every affection
Of throat, lungs and chest, and to show
Our confidence, we invite you to call and
got q trial bottle free.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the city aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mr.. j. u. Hart, Of Clarksburg, Is in the
city.
Ed. Mcdonald is homo from Kansas
City on a visit to his parents.
Mrs. Beall, Of Wellsburg, was registered
at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mrs. W. q. Findley, OF Akron, O., Is
visiting her home on the South Side.
Mr.. T. A. Hathaway, OF Grand ISland,
Nebraska, has gone home after an ex-
tended visit here.
Miss Lena Jungling, Of the Island, left
yesterday for the lower Mississippi, where
she will spend the winter with her
brother.
W. II. Tallman, A. p. Tallman and
Miss Nellie Topping, OF Bridgeport,
were at the Ebbitt House, Washinton
City, over Sunday.
Capt. John Moore, oil Columbus, Ohio,
one OF the Oldest and best known passen-
ger conductors on tho Baltimore Il Ohio
Railroad, was in tho city yesterday HhAk-
ing hands with old friends.
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1t Is estimated that fully one thousand
people have within the past two days
toled up the mountain on which tho
Baxter farm ia located, to LOOK at the mu-
tilated remains aud inspect the marks
made by the rtiurderer's gun and boots.
When John Newman was arrested by
Sheriff Slender, Monday afternoon, 1t was
on 2 warrant charging him with the
murder sworn out by the dead mans
wife and hia brother James, both Of whom
were positive, before any evidence cal.
Culated to iasten the crime on him had
bsen given before the CoroneT'l Jury, t hat
no was the guilty man, This feeling
seems to have been shared by nearly ey.
eryone in the county who knew anything
about the families aud the old leul that
has for 30 long time existed between
them. John Newman was generally Bus.
peCtsd "a soon Rs 1t was known that Bax.
ter had been murdered. He acted cool
and indifferent when placed under arrest,
and nearly smiled when after being taken
To Baxter's place, Mrs. Baxter
reproachGd him Tor commit.
ting such an unnatural
deed. Later that afternoon, he Was com,
mitted 10 jail, hail being refused. His ar
rival at New MartiuGville caused quite q
commotlon at that town.
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There Is some dispute as to whether two
ahoIs were fired, The majority think that
there was only one shot and q loud echo
to the report leading MIRA. Baxter and
Jennie 0'Nsillto think that two shots were
discharged, Only one bullet was found
and that was the one that killed Baxter,
Tho corrected testimony shows that
Jennie O'NiGll remained at the house iu-
stead Of running along the ridge crying for
help. Baxter opened his eyes WHEN hia
vile raised him hutnsyer spoke, Neither
Mrs. Baxter or Jennie O'Niell recognized
Newman positively on the night Of the
shooting. About ten days ago Mrs, Bax-
ter testified that she was sick and wanted
her husband TO 60 to Yeater'S.alter some
medicine; he declined to 60 saying ne
was afraid that in passing NSWman's
house he would be shot,
II, j, O'Neill'a testimony was very dam
aging; he told OF numerous threats made
BY the NsWmaps; John Newman told
him that hs was going to shoot two or
three people on the ridge. NewmaM's
wife had said some very hard thinga
about Baxter; had declared that she could
500 his heNrt'a blood and that "pleAss
God this iussing will soon bs over;" she
said that the Baxter family was one Of
seven that must 10. Thomas Suter iden.
titled the gun supposed to have been ussl,
in which the ball fits aud which ills the
lamentations made. Mrs. Elizabeth Baxter
reiterated her former testimony
yesterday; Newman told her he was
going TO shoot two or three persona. Dr.,
MCU0man described the nature Of the
wound in technical terms.
The jury in It's verdict stated that it
found Newman the murderer "irom the
testimony brought before IT," Mr.. H.
Wsyman was foreman. After ell hal
signed the verdict one or two doubted
whether they had done the proper thing
and much argument was necessary before
tho verdict WAS allowed 10 stand.
The funeral was announced to take
place at 10 o'clock but the coffin was de-
iayod and in digging tho grave in the
family burying ground veins Of rock were
encountered which made the work n
lahorious one, 60 that the funeral did not
take place until 2 o'clock. Rev. David
Benton OF the Mt. Zion Christian church
conducted the simple, plain and homely
aerVices, but which touched the hearts
OF every one. The grief and anguish Of
the widow, and tho Leara OF her three
little children were pitiiul, aud brought
tears to the eyes oil mauy.
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A ToMhont sunk.

The towboSt Dick Fulton struck rock
carly yesterday morning just below the
mouth Of Little Grave creek, and sank.
She was was run on a shallow bar near
the Ohio shore before Dho won't down.
Her tow was cut loose and tod up. The
MessrB. 0'NsRl, the owners, went down
yesterday with a diver and force Of men
10 bulkhead her and fix her up TO pump
out and raise her. The worst loss will DO
the delay u her present trip.
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Runaway 1loys.

Four or Eve boys living in East Wheel.
ing, and belonging to the crowd which
struck and werO discharged from the
Hinge Factory on Monday, ran away yes.
terday. One is a son Of Mru. Kingdom, a
widow, and Is about Is years old; the
others arc not known. They boarded the
Hempaeld freight last evening, but no far
no information has been made with the
police except as to Kingdom. Capt.
Smith wrote to Pittsburgh To have him
apprehenled and sent back,
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A murderer Captured.
A dispatch from Huntington, Ills Stat

A dispatch from Huntington, this Slate,
dated Monday, says:
WILDER Bias, who murdered Ell Star.
key in Mason county lust week aud for
whose arrest $3.50 was offered by the
county, was captured at Ave o'clock this
morning by James Mclaughlin, Marsha
oil GuyRndotte, at the house Of one James
Burns, at or near Marion, Lawrence coua.
ty, Ohio, twenty mileB up Symmes creek,
Mclaughlin brought his prisoner 10 Guy.
Gndotte, and left with him for Point
Pleasant on the Andes this evening.
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DR.. N. NVusr, practical optlclan, Of
Washington, will DO at the Howell House,
Wheeling, for one week, and will mako to
order FIRST class glasses for all eyes, lie
has supplied numbers Of persons In
among Others Judge ByeSter,
who writes as iollowsi
HAuERsTowN, Md, April 8, 1885.
Two years ago suffered great pain In
my eyes, and falling In with DR.. NJ. Neuet,
Of Washington city, he supplied mo with
4 pair Of glasses which / used at night
and often In the day, which has com.
pletely restored them, 80 that l now use
glasses only on rare aud exceptional 90.
caSlonB. A. X, BYBsTRR.
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Hay Fever Sufferers.

The numbered people annually afflicted
with this most annoying malady seems to
be greatly on tho increase. . The
editor OF this journal is an annual victim,
and with the view 10 discover a specific,
has tried numerous remedies. OF these,
"Ely's Cream Balm" is by all odds the
quickest and most satisfactory, two appll.
cations greatly allaying the usual symp.
toms in tho nose and eyes. We would
recommend It's use by oil subject to hay
fever, and we gladly bear unsolicited tes-
timony to it's efficiency in our own case.
Media, Pa, Record.