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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-07
AT prrrsBURG DRIVING PARK.
Fast and Exciting Racing with Sooo
weather and Track.

Fast and Exciting RACING WV"
weather and Track.
PITTsBURG, July 6.-The second day 3
races of the summer meeting OF the nus
burg Driving Park Association attracted
3, 500 people The weather was clear ana
warm, track fast and racing exciting
Brown Hal, comparatively green horse,
won the 2:3O pace with ease, and lowered
his record to 2:17I. Brown Hal is full
brother of Little Brown jug.
First race, pacing, 2:3O class; purse
81. 900. Brown Hal 3, l, l, /; Sam Jones
/. Z. Z, 4; Siiverthread A, 2, B, 2; Charley
Freel Z, 3, 2, 3; Kimball 2, ., 4 D;
Emma 5, 4, 5, 6; Billy r 8, 6, q, Z; Mon
kew Roller 6, ), 8, DIR; Puritan 8, TO- y, or;
Charley Foster 10, 8, dis. Time, 2:lsf,
2:172, 2:1Sl, 2:179.
Second race free for all, trotting; purse
s., OOO-Harry Wilkes ., l, !, l; Clemmle
G. 1, >, 3, .; Joe Davis 3, 3, 3, ); time
2:17, 2:15, 2:2O, 2:18.
Third race, trotting, 2:26 class; purse
81, 5OO-Mary Powell l, /, l; Pilot Boy 2,
,. a; Endymion ), ), 2; Grafton 3, 8, D;
Wallace 4, 4, 3; time 2:23i, 2:234, 2:22f
Fourth race, pacing, ECO class; purse
81 G-Unfnishished on account of dark
ness; final heats tomorrow; Benny 9, l, !;
Messina Boy |, 9, 3; Pronto 3, 4, 2; Excel
sicr 4, 8, 4; Georgetown 5, ., distanced
Stanley p. G, distanced; time 2:ls, 2:le3,
2:20l.
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MR.. BRIGHT.
HE BELIEVES TIE PREMIER Is BEING USED
ASA CATS-PAW
By Irish COnspiratOn---He Says he Still
AdmireS the Grand Old Man---Ths
Latest Returns from the Ese-
tons in Great Britain.

LONDON, July 6.-John Bright has re-
piled to Mr.. Gladstone rs follows: Il am
sorry that my speech irritated You. 1t has
been rs great grief to ME to speak as l
have spoken as it can have been to you to
listen or read" Mr.. Bright then argues
that Mr.. Gladstone's asking last Novem-
Der for majority to enable him to be in
dependent of Parnell was by the country,
as well as by the Liberals, understood to
mean majority to resist Parnell, and not
to make a complete surrender to him. Re
ferring to Mr.. Gladstone's objection to his
quotation of the phrase describing the Par
nellites as marching through rapine to the
disruption of the Empire, Mr.. Bright says
that he believes that the Irish movement
is now such a conspiracy, and that it is ex-
pecting and seeking its further success
through Mr.. GladstOne's measures.
Concerning the Irish Land Purchase bill
Mr.. B light thinks both Mr.. Gladstone S
friends and enemies throughout the coun-
try have right to know the Premier's in
tentions concerning his sfuture action on the
measure, and adds: Your language seems
to me rather puzzle than an explanation,
AMI the language of your colleagues is con-
Trajectory, though little clearer" In con-
clusion Mr.. Bright says:
81 have urged no man in or out of Par
liam mt to vote against you. abstaincd
from speaking until was in the face OF my
electors. adhere to what said. | shall
be surprised ifthe new Parliament be more
favorable to the Irish measure than the one
you thought necessary to dissolve. Though
thus differ from you now on this ques-
ton, don't imagine that | can cease to adj
mire your great qualities or to value the
great services you have rendered to the
country.
Very sincerely yours,
"JoHN BRIGHT"
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Brooke County Court.

SDcriri TJicgntm 10 The RegtSsr.
WEIISBURG, W. VA, July 6.-The
County Court was in regular monthly seS-
sion yesterday and to-day. Commissioner
). b. Hindman, from Cross Greek District,
was too i'll to be present. The other Com
miSSioners entered diligently upon their
quarterly laborS, and transacted the usual
amount of fiscal business.
This was the term at which the county
levy for the purposes OF taxation should be
made, and the Court accordingly liked IT
fifty cents on the one hundred dollars for
county purposes, ten cents for the beneht
of the sinking fund, out of which interest
on bonds is to be paid, and for road pur-
poses the levy was fixed at fifteen cents on
the one hundred dollars; in all 10 cents.
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Reaction in Favor Of .ae Esisss.

LONDON, July 6.-Private ls1ters q
Paris attest the extreme htterneae -
friends Of NJ. Clemssceau agsins4 M<I
Freycinet. a leading Kepnblicah ~
that the project Of expcIling the ~
was mOoted, not from any fins ~ O.
presence, hut in order 20 hrcak d0wn
Government of N. dc freycinct, -
believing the Premier capable u sd6G<|
il. Much 10 the surprise of the psuBcc
OF the scheme, however, Il was PROF.
and vigorously carried ont, and . Unb Z
OF anxiety IL now felt In cossseQneDoI
the Governments declaration a opGD4
upon the ROyalbts, resulting IN = -
reaction in favor ofthe Princes offbe ~
of Orleans. This feeling Of anxiety ~
chief basis upon which General BouIm1(
the Minister of War, II believed - ~
Grating, and his colleagues In ~ -
are beginning 70 fear that - nDeno9
throw them over and declare . dicistog
with himself at the bead, upon theT r
text that the nsnnarchial maaifsstnk 49,
the princes abroad and their adb9en1
home threaten the safety AZ tie Rspo
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Four Gladstonians Elected at Glasgow.

LONDON, July 6.-GlasgOw has returned
four Gladstonians and three unioniStS, not
four Unionists and three GladstonlonS, as
before reported MesSrs. Shaw and StanS=
field, GladstOnians, have been elected at
Halifax by large maiorities. In the
Tradeston division Of Glasgow, Mr.. Corbett,
Unionist, who was a member OF the late
Parliament, has held his ground despite
the vigorous fight made by his opponent.
Sir Charles Dixie, GladstOnian, has been
defeated at Chelsea by Mr.. Whtmore,
Conservative. The vote stood 1, 3Ol to A.
I2s. The news of Sir Charles defeat caused
a sensation here.
In many constituencies where Glad
stonian candidates have been returned, the
maiorities have been reduced fully 1000.
Sir Charles Russell, Attorney General, has
been elected in South Hackney by 100 ma
iority. At the last election his majority
was 942. Mr.. Gladstone continues to send
letters and dispatches in support OF the
various Ministerial candidates. Mr.. Dill
lon will not contest any seat. Mr.. Cham
berlain intends to speak in support OF
Lord Harrington.
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BELLAIRE.

George Webb leaves for New Jersey to-
day.
The tax books are now at DR.. Closes Of
fee
He'll left for McKeesport yesterday
morning.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Knights family will 60 to
Burr's mills
A party of Germans will leave on the
Goth for Chicago.
A. Wiley, the news dealer, is sick AT
Moundsville camp ground.
The roof of the factory of the Bellaire
Nail Works is being repaired.
Rev. Mr.. Kendrick will preach in the
Episcopal Church next Sunday.
James C. Tallman has charge Of the as
signed goods of A. K. Hamilton.
Dubois & Mccoy now have possession Of
the remains of the Niagara Rink.
John Flynn says the report that he is a
candidate for Sheriff is premature.
The school board appointed the rest of
the janitors for the schools last night.
Rev. J. X McKallip leaves to-day for n
visit TO his old home near Pittsburg.
Ben. Faris left last night for Cincinnati,
where he will resume his study in art.
One or two travelling troupes have al
ready asked for dates for the City Hall.
The Princess finds it very hard to run
OH time, owing TO the lowness oil the Ohio.
A. R. Hamilton, who made an assign
ment, was forced to the wall by dead
beats.
The Secretaries of the glass factories are
now busy taking an inventory of their
stock.
Father Deehan is in charge of st. Johns
Church during the absence of Father
Gull.
Emil Smith has made great hit with
the 'orchestrin" he has at his place o:
business.
J. d. Smith, Secretary Of the Enterprise
window glass works, was taken suddenly Ill
on Monday evening.
The steamer DluntlcSs has returned from
Cincinnati, whittier she went with II tow
from the Belmont Coal Works.
Owing to low water the Andes did no,
get up from below until last evening
twenty-four hours behind her usual :ime
On account of the Fourth falling on
Monday the drummcrS were one day late
this week and did not infest the city until
yesterday,
Will Mcbride has gone TO Pittsburg Ia
work in the steel works of Jones X Laugh
lin, where Dan Brennan, formerly Of this
place, works.
Some of the Republicans who profess Ia
know good bit about politics say tina,
san Piper will be- the nominee for Clerk oI
the Courts and ID. II. DLrrah will Ice nom
mated for Auditor Both are good men.
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THE NEW SCALE
OF the Amaigamatcd Association Being
Generally signed.

OF the AmaIg,.matcd Association Being
Generally signed.
PrrrsBuRG. July G.-The new iron scale
of the Amalgamated Association is being
generally signed this week by the
Bnls who were not governed by the
coumilec representing the Cincinnati ana
P,tt,hurs manufactures. The scale bearing
thr signature of iron works from the follow
I'm. place, were received at the AmalSa-
Ill,rd headquarters to-day; The lrondalc
,O iron works, the STANDARD works at
5Iarln', Ferry, the ST Louis stamp
ina Companv, and the works at
Terra Hautr, Ind. The MahomnS
|Yallr, Iron Company still refuse
to >ign the scale, but it Is thought that
th..y will agree to pay the extra ior rolling
|douhlr puddle balls. Throughout the
|rouutry a number of the large works are
preparing for their annual temporary shut
|a,an ior repairs Within a few weeks II
J, expected TINT the mills OF the West VIII
Sy ID .Ull operation.
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WELLSBU RG.
An Old time Celebration of Independence
Day.

Special TSl,gram to The Register.
WELLSBURG. W, Va, July 6.-The
people of Bethany and the surrounding
country enjoyed an old-time celebration OF
Independence Day on Saturday last. The
Sunday-schools of the place and the citi-
zens generally met in the College and, Sc
lecting Squire Rodgers, sr., President OF
the meeting. DIR. G. Shriver and }. r.
Curtis Vice Presidents, proceeded to de-
vote considerable time to enjoyment
as could be gathered from the contact OF
ideas and thought rs suggested by speeches
and the conversation, etc, which followed.
The Declaration of Independence was
read by Squire Billings. Hon. j. b. SOM
meryille followed with an appropriate ad-
dress. c. b. Teemcr, clerk of the county
court, followed Mr. Sommerville with a
speech. In response to calls, Profs w. II.
Woolery and Epstine delivered themselves
in an interesting and appropriate manner
on subjects appropriate to the occasion.
DIR. C. Shriver, in the language of an OBJ
server, concluded the speaking by Tapping
the wings ofthe American eagle. Higgin'S
hand from Wellsburg was present and rem
dered appropriate music. \ refreshing
lunch vas partaken of and decidedly
enIoyable time was had. The party did not
disperse till shortly before pightfall.
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Dynamite and Dagger scoundreis.

LONDON, July 6.-Mr. Gladstone has
abandoned his intention of coming TO
London and will remain at Hawarden dur
ing the whole of this week The Tories
are making unscrupulous use of the corres-
pondenee which passed between Mr.. Glad
stone and Mr.. Balfour without waiting for
the publication of Mr.: Gladst0ne's version
of the famous conversation which he held
with Mr.. BalfOur at Eaton Hall,
the seat of the Duke Of West
minister, whittier Mr.. Gladstone drove
from Hawarden to meet Mr.. Balfour. Al
ready the Tory agentsare covering the walls
with placards containing garbled extracts
from the letters and conversation, and to-
days GIebe heads an article pqrporting 70
give an authentic version OF what passed
between the Premier and the nephew OF the
Marquis of Salisbury headed The Plot
Unmasked. y The account published under
this head Is; however, even more distorted
than the placafds- The Enening Resrs heads
is article and bulletin boards, = sGlatstone'
Base Surrender to the Dynamite and i,assf'
ssccandreIs e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-07
THE ADAMS SEIZURE.
Bayard Says England viii be Held ResPon'
sibIe for Damages.

Bayard Says England VIII be Held ResPon-
sibIe for Damages.
GLOUCESTER, MASS, July 6.-The own
er of the schooner Adams, seized at Digby,
y. S, has received from Secretary Bayard
letter saying that demand was made
upon Great Britain for the release of the
vessel coupled with notice that that Gov
crnmcnt would be held responsible for all
loss and damage caused by her seizure and
detention. The letter concludes: Il trust
| shall he enabled to secure such declara-
ton of agreement between the two Govern
ments as will define their rights, and Sc
cure from molestation American fishermen
who, respecting the laws of foreign Govern
ments, keep within those of our own coun-
try"
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Hhn ElasswnrkerS.

PrrrsBURG, July 8.~~At the GlaSswork-
ers' convention to-day President Chine pre-
sented his report, which showed highly
satisfactory condition Of affairs. The re-
mort advocated u change il the apprentice
system OF Europe. which will bs acted
upon at the coming international conVen-
tion in England. The balance OF the ses-
sion was taken up with routine business
The convention will be in session a week.
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Mccarthy Beaten.

DUBLIN, July G.-The Lord Mayor has
issued proclamation entreating the peo-
ple to preserve order Crowds are gather
ing in the streets tonight and the excite
ment is intense.
There were three counts in Londonderry.
The second made the election tie, the
third gave Mr.. Lewis majority of three
Mr.. Mccarthy has given notice that he
will demand scrutiny of the poll, and If
necessary, a reconteSt of the district
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IN. rnrnr Cnmmlltce.

WASHINGTON. July 6.-An evening pa
49,, IN. "A seems To De understood that
ibrr- wiII hc three reports ON the Payne
in,,~ri.l,ion by the Privileges and Flee
lions Committee. The Democratic Sena-
mrs will report yiudication, Senators
Har and FRYE will recommend myestlga-
ri,r and senators Evart, Logan and Teller
,in explain for technical reasons why they
were restrained from recommending that
the senate take coguizLnce Ot the charges
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Rr The Pistol Rnnte.

LATEoEE, PA, July 6.-AnOther trage-
" occurred Al the Parker House in tins
place to-day, in which DIR. j. Keanan, OF
latrobe, and formerly of Somerset, Pa,
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head. He WIS found in his
Oom shortly after the shot was fired, No
.a'lse Is assigned for the deed other than
= IIssmporory insanity. The victim was q
'lSSe friend of Frank P. Keanan, who shot
'Ans killed Mack Dixon at the same hotel
+ shOrt time ago.
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A Rip Grocery Failure.

New YoRK, Jsly 6.-Stephen More
house 4 Co, wholesale grQecrs, mode an
assionment to-day. The direct cause Of
failure WAS the recent death OF ~, ID, ha.-
tenhOrn, who was endorSer on the pfni
paper for about $50, 900, and u his h'iiS
could not be secured for an extension Oh
about $40, 900 of it which fell due saInr-
day. the assignment became necessary Inc
paper is nearly all held by local banks. No
Estimate of assets is obtainable.
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HERMANN PARDONED
On the Recommendation of the Committee
of One Hundred.

On the Recommendation of the Committee
One Hundred.
COLUMBUS, o., July 6.-GOvernor For
aker to-day issued an unconditional pardon
to Fred. A. Hermann, who was convicted
in the May term of the Hamilton County
Court of crime in signing false orders while
a Director of the County lnfrmary, and
who, on six different convictions thereof,
was sent to the penitentiary for twelve
years. The Governor explains that the
pardon is granted on the Recommendation
of the Committee of One Hundred OF Gin
cinnati, and ON the ground that Hermann
has rendered sufficient public service to
entitle him to it by the testimony ne has
given of crimes committed against the laws
of the State in connection with the cleo
tions of Cincinnati, and in relation to the
municipal government of that city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-07

New YORK, July 6.-The New York
DaIy Commercial BHlletia Of July 9TH esti-
mates the loss by fire in June in the United
states and Canada at 50, 100000, an
amount 80 per cent. greater than the aver
ace loss in June for many years. Ihe
number of large fires In June was eXcep-
tional for that month, there having been
twenty-one fires where the reported loss
was between $l00, 900 and $780, 600, the
aggregate loss by these twenty-one hres
alone being $4,000 There were l54
fires in which the reported loss was SlO,OOO
and upwards. The month was severe one
for fire insurance companies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-07

NOMINAL. July 6.-The police here
deny that young girls are taken irom TINS
city to Chicago TO lead lYmorai hNs>'
The Chief of Police says trafAe oil tlal es-
seription ceased about six years ago. II Is
stated however, at Bonaverture depot that
Young girls from the country are still con-
stantly being foEyarded to that city TO De
emnloyed there as doReSties.
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Grain I'm sight.

CHICAGO, July 6.-The following hg-
ures from the official statement OF the
BOARD of Trade give the amount OF gram
in sight in the United States and canada
on SATURDAY,, July ?, and amount OF IN
rraase or decrease from the preceding
week. Wheat -, 2iS, 752, decrease |, ,26l,-
g35; corn 9.132, 1872, decrease Se5, 300;
oats J. 296, 22O, decrease 2S5, SOS; rye "a
-f7. decrease j, 223; barley %, GA, decrease
) $50. The proportion in the Chicago
elevators was: Wheat 17,6S9,2l, corn
, 0sO. ga oats 2l9,Ql6, rye 4, ,Sss, barley
D. sol.
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scorr.s EMuI.sIoN OF PVRR

Cod Liver OH, with HypoPhosPhites,
is a most valuable remedy for consumption,
scrofala Wasting Diseases, of children,
colds ead chronic coughs, and in all condi-
tiopssn6ere there Is loss Of flesh, lack
Of nerve power, and a general debility Of
the system.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-07
Good RespIt. in Every cas..

d. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that be was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs: had tried many rene
dies without benefit. Being induced "a
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, did 80 and was entirely cured
by use Of few bottles. Since which time
he has used IL in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience Of thousands whose lives have
Seen saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
trial Bottles free at Logan * Co.'S Drug
it0re
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4 WEST vIRGINIAN STRUCK

At Chicago by a Train-H. j. sniveiy
Formerly of the Grafton Eagle
Specigl Telegram to he Register.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 5.-H. J. Smyely,
formerly editor and proprietor OF the Graf
ton Nv. Va. Eagle, and now a travelling
insurance man, was struck by train here
to-day and seriously hurt. Papers on his
person show that he had Sl5, 900 insurance
ON his life. He has a family at Grafton.
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where 4. VIM. Johpsop1

SDscial TsIegrun 10 the RegtSer
CHARLESTON, w. VA. July 6.-"m-
johnson, former proprietor of the Valley
House at Maiden, small town above
Charleston, has been missing since Friday
night Last. A search for him up 10
tbis time has proved fruitless. he IS sup
posed to have been drowned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-07

WASHINGTON. d. c., July 6.-Fitz John
portrr. late Colonel 18th infantry, TO he
colonel IN the army of the United State.
In m.king the above nomination the Pres
iJ,.n, ..rys. In accordance with the pro-
vision, of an act of Congress approved July
Is l~~E. nominate the person herein
n,n.rl for appointment in the army ot the
Trii,I states. Fitz John Porter, late Col
ou,l of the 10Th infantry, To be Colonel IN
the army Of the United States, to rank as
such. that being the grade IN rank held
D., him at the time OF his dismissal from
I Ia. army
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-07
onininn of the Liberal Organ.

LONDON, July 6.-The Duly Ne'cs says
that the progress of the elections shows the
necessity of every Liberal exerting himself
to his utmost in support of Home Rule.
The Eighty Club has elected Mr.. John
Morley an honorary member. Other
prominent members are Mr. Gladstone
and John Bright.
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Rucklen,s Arnica SaIye.

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
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money refunded. Price % cents per box,
For sale by Logan & Co.
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Educational Associates.

Sp,eid Tsiegram 20 De Regirer.
Mt. LAKE PARK, NM, JaIy CT
Educational Association met hesc tod
Sixty were enrolled. The interest h
meeting WAS good. A Luray excanioa N
be held Friday morning at four e'ele6
The Gare for members il five dollals 81
quarter. A
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TanDvsou.s MAY Queen

Who knows but if the beautiful girl who
died 50 Young had been blessed with DIR.
Pierce's s'Favorite Prescription she might
have reigned on many another bright May
day. The ''Favorite Prescription" Is aeer-
tain cure fuT al tbose disorders to which
females are liable,
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The wheeling Delegate.

Special T.iegram 10 he Register
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 6,-John
Howard leaves tomorrow to attend the
annual meeting of the Glassworkerso of Can
ada and United States, at Toronto, Canada.
He Is Delegate from the Wheeling District.
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seventy PIcnickers Poisoned.

ST.. LOUIS July GA special from
Coulterville, H., states that seventy per-
sons were poisoned there yesterday by eat
inc picnic ice cream. Four have already
died. and more are in a precarious con-
hitinn
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The Seized Nensels.

HALIFAX, n. S, July G,-COllector of
Customs at Wood and Shelburne, has or
dered the Geo W. Cushing, City Point,
and c. B. Harrington, the three seized
Portland vessels there to be stripped.
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HoRsEroRp,sAc1D PHOSPHATE
LIN Ner,ou. Drnre..lon.

DIR. +. W. Lytle, Lebanon, Ill, nys:
II have personally used ii with marked
advantage, when oyerworked and the Dery-
Gus system mnch depressed"
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The Only Kennedy.

Those who suffer from foul breath are
open to the charge Of carelesness II Is an
offence that can be speedily abated, as q
bottle Of the fragrant S0ZODOST will M
mistakably accomplish the work. I, viii
preserve and keep the teeth white and the
breath pure and sweet.
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Because Hes Found shorthand Tough
SoRerrilie Journal

Ifyou want 20 retain his friendship,
don't ask the young fellow who took up
the study OF shorthand six months ago how
he is getting along. 1t is apt to be tender
subiect with him.
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A Tall story.

Undoubtedly the most extraordinary
class in point of height that will be gTadn-
ated from any institution in America this
wear is that ofNicholas Latin School in this
city. The total height Of the seven mem-
bers Is ~ feet, an average Of 6 feet each.