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MONEY SAVED +!
10y USING TuE-
Combination Gas Machine /!

TnERg Is 80 DANssR In Its management. sFgs
IT emits 90 unpleasant or unhealthy smell or
odor.
Az Is far less troublesome than lamps requiring
no more attention than an ordinary cleck
Gas made With this machine costs from rs cent?
to Sl5O per thousand cubic feet or lees than oSs-
HALF or ONE CENT per hour FoR KACH nuRSHR.
according 10 the cost ~ the material ttsasollneI
from which the gas is made
A BUILDING can be lighted with from ONE Ia
FIvk HuNDRED BURNERS with less trouble and
skll than is required 10 take care OF one kerosanc
lamp
There Il no FiRs or uEAr used 10 make the gas
and the time required " attend 10 Machine for
au ordinary building will not exceed TIN NINurrs
per week
by using gas made with this machine the danger
BY IRE aud AccipgNrs attending the use Of kero-
sene lamps is avoided.
TAG wEioHr CAN BE WOUND UP WHILE TUX
LiaHfs ARR BURNING WITHOUT ExTIN.utsHINa
THEM
smtl machines made eS aeclally adapied 10 farm
residences, small stores and places Of business at
prices so low that all can avail themselves of This
great convenience and luxury.
Machines OF all sizes made from TEN 10 oSE
THOUSAND or more lights. an required
Whore buildings are not piped for gas, ri pes can
he lad Tor the distribution OF the gas AZ rRiFLING
COST from CKLLAR 10 GAKREr, without Injury 10
the walls and but slight annoyance TO the Inmates
For prices, etc. address
v. II sMYrHE, r. 0. BoS 2i7
iebl6i sS-diw. Jackson, Miss
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The following 4 from ono ~ Il

The following il from one OF the river
papers: ED. REvIEw-Leaving Leland
January 23rd, and touching Memphis,
Corlnth, West Point and StarksviIle, and
arriving at Jackson on the 9th, took a
peep at the Hon Legislature, and | found
the Hon. Alex Yerger, Of Bolivar county,
Lobbying, or not exactly lobbying either,
but at confectionery on capital street, su
perlntending the preparation of IA pound
CAKE to present TO a lady. Col. Alex is
one OF the busiest men in jackson, and
while not member Of the Legislature, ex-
ercises almost as much influence as any
man who is.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ELoCuTIoN.

MES LlZZlS z. POSTER, OF EVANSVILLE
w No, sealt announce 20 the citizens OF Jack
sea, that she vii give less ia El0caton Al her
ro9as y Mrs lefSer's 40 North Jackson
FSsNs-io tAese Who reeite ia elsSs ana u,e
the sane haurS. thru lessons a week. a. 10 per
aonth' sagie lessoas, en- Saturday, - cents lee.
sou.
MS Poster WI aisa opeu, on Monday next a
kindergarten School Tor iitte cAllrea thrss hour
dAlly--iram 10 u o'oock rer.as in aavane. s. 90
per mouth. - W
jackson. Miss, Feb u. iass-lt
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l'empera nee Lecture.

De- II A. Reynolds, an active and effec-
tive worker in the temperance cause, will
lecture in the Hall OF House Of Representa-
tives Thursday night, 18Th. From testimo.
mails sent us by Rev. w. G. Black, of Me.
ridian, which city he has recently visited,
we are sure that all who may hear his lee
ture wifi be edited and benefited
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TotaI for lS85...........s l20O50 3

The Mobile and \. w. Railroad viii BE-
extended from Clarksiale via Mont, to
Greenwood this spring AMI there connect
with the Memphis & Yazoo CITY road.
Not many years from now Won wiiltee d
road running down the hank Of the sun
flower river from Clarksdale 10 Johuson-
VILE thence down Mound Bayou 70 Daw-
son Lake and connect with the |. G.
system At fchula Huntington Iranscript.
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PARTIES in the vicinity OF Jackson who
need labor are advised to apply at once to
Mr.. j. w. Denning, agent V. & VI. X. r.
here. Mr.. DenniDg has in his charge
fifteen or twenty families OF negro laborers
from South Carolina, who are looking for
homes in this portion of the State.
feb. ia. 'S6 d3taw1t.
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Opening DAY.

As am constantly receiving and sell
ing Oil, Chandeliers, Lamps aud Choice
Groceries, every day is an opening day
day with me, except on Sunday, on which
day ] propose to rest.
IanSl-dawit WM. ]. BRowN, SR.
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oYricE on rag wk,rA r,,rp,,,no.n,,

oYEicE OF rEE wksr 4 Easr R,ltpn,nCo /,
NKw ORLeASs February ig. iSss
,l'HE ANNu ~ MEETING uF THE SplcE
hotnxRs Of the West \ East Railroad Cnn,.
p'ny VIII he held Al the CimpAny's ohee, Gotten
sxcAnge Building, Carundsiot sirssst New Or,s.ns
La, on "Wednesday, March q. ISS6, At u o'elock
noon BY erler Of the board Of Directors.
feaae, 50 Nv ; h. MCCONNELL Sec'v
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Misses Anna and Iyra Baley will en-
terrain their host of friends to night. The
entertainment is given in honor of their
lovely guests Misses Richer and Holiday,
and will certainly be an elegant affair.
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The society young people arc entering
heartily into the project Of the Mikado re-
ception next week, and most Of them will
appear in Japanese costumes. 1t will be a
novel and delightful entertainment.
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-. .= =.-= Lost or Stolen.

nNE MEMORANDUM PICKET ROOK CON
" tanning three Ten Dollar bills, and three o.
tsreen's Bank Receivers Certificates Tor saso Is
cseh d the 2nd, 3rd aud Ath payments Nos. ists.
1899, i95i-as don't expect the finder 10 return
me the money contained IN the book. will apprr
eiate " iaVor II they will return my book With
the Certificates aud other papers found In aid
beok through the PO~toice they are Of 40 use to
anyone but myself. Alsa warn the public against
having or trading iof the above s~ecihed tsriia.
CITES ROnkItT SpR0tJi
jackson, Miss, Feb. rs. 1885.
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The marriage Of Mr.. Reed and Miss
Ella Virgins will take place at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, at the residence OF Mr.. En-
merson. We extend to the happy couple
our sincere congratulations in advance.
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xArcHEz, JACKSON q CoLUMsUs R.sR

IFTUM DEC . Ib50.I
EAsTwARD-Leaves Natchez daily at 500 D. m
arriving In Jackson ut . 90; connects at Har
ristou for Vickshurg and Memphis.
WKsTwARD-Leaves jackson daily at TOO a. m.
arrives At hatcher 1925 a. IN. Connects at
HARRISON for New Orleans
FREIeHT TRAIs-daily, sunday excepted. Leaves
Jackson 500 q. M. arrives from Natchez at
TOO N.
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Miss Nsllie Porter, Of California, who
has been visiting relatives in our city for
some time, left for Crystal Springs Satur-
day evening to visit friends and relatives.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-02-17

Quite number of ladies, married and
single, will accompany the Legislators 10
New Orleans.
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Invitations are out for a German to
be given Friday nigh; by Mr.. and MIRA. J.
B. II ,rris, in honor of their guests Misses
Melville and Nolan,
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Mrs. w. II. II. Green has gone to
New Orleans on business connected with
the MikadO reception.
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We have a 6rst-class Tailor In our
employ from New York, which enables US
TO give you perfect in clothing Call on
-. CAPITAL Clothing EMPORIUM.
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Miss Harriet Johnston gave the most ele-
giant euchre party that has been given this
seaso ;, at her hume last night.
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LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES

The Drummer ball next week, is the
absorbing theme among our dancing young
people.
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YAzoo BRANCH.
VIcKsBURs AND MERIDIAN IA.

Aail-Leayes for vicksburg 80 a. nj
Leaves for Meridian 2.90 p m.
Observation-Disclosures for yicksburg, 700 a. M
Avs IRON vicksbnrg, 10 :OO D. m d,
with trough Sleeper for N. o.
Local Rreght-Leaves for vicksburg, Ass 3. m.
Leaves for Meridian, IL rs a. M.
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MOBILE AND OHIO r. r.

North bound trains leave Meridian at ASS All
.. M; aud south bound trains arrive at 500 q. n.
and 1880 p. ms
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THE CLARION

ASp WEn<lY TrNEs-DgNocRAr, one Wear, Tor
SA.To.
THE CLARION Ann DAILY rlaEs-D EMocEAr, one
year, for $3.50.
Address THIS CLARION, JAoKsoS, MISS
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HE Woman's Friend for sale at Browns
Oil Depot. Tian3l-dawst
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Boarding With Furnished Rooms.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ROOMS. AND
L will Accommodate BOARD ERs aud j OD5ER-
on reasonable terms, one square Sorth Of the Capt
tei, adjoining the Presbyterian Church. Apply At
the residence At any heur
jams. 'S5-8tilts. MRS A. n KINBAtI
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CALL a. Browns Oil Depot and see what
ne has; ne will treat you very politely.
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-Stet-on Hats a specially at the CAPT.
tai CLOTHING E@P0RrrM.
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Cigars and tobacco,

Choice Cigars and Tobacco, at Brown.
Oil Depot. fisnsI dsrs,
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DENTISTRY
NOTICE.

NJ y. BuHRouGHs. ESQ, IS APPOINTED
~ and constituted Superintendent oi the snalrs
Land and Mortgage Company, Limited. with mix
power 10 rrpresnt Il within the State u Mssts.
suppl
" J. kunnt, Esq Of Jackson, Mississippi, is
appointed General All, fney Tor ssld romp,ty ana
u hlsiorized 10 accept service Of process agalnd
hs Company. and represent II ~ lie courts Of The
suae' w. T. SWAN,
Managing Director 10 Che united states.
janis, 'S5-d&wim
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mcOtLAEs AND cUFEE-A large assortmenI, Al
LAz KAHz's
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N Is AN ABSOLUTE necessity

IT is far less troublesome than lamps, requiring
no more attention than an ordinary Clock
IT Is AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY
To directors Of public institutions, school trustees
clergymen, religious organizations manu- 'actnriDe
corporations, owners OF theatres opera hO SEES no
tells aud heaes Of families, securing 70 all such
absolute immunity from DASGER and ANNOYANCE
To country merchants and farmers, giving them a
sale and brilliant light at a minimum cost Of coal
OIL, as the same time insuring them against DAN.
GKR, loss. annoyance, and In many cases DEATu
from explosions Jf Coal Oil Lamps
bs- This Machine having been accepted by the
National 1Oard OF Fire Underwriters there Is no In
crease in the Rates OF Insurance In consequence OF
using IL. 30
Refers 70 DIR. P. w. PEOPLES, Of tn EdvanIs
House, who is using $50 Light Machine.
-
For further particulars a. 70 cost Of the Machine
send for one OF our ILLUSTRATED Gaia
LOGUES, in which will be found full description
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OF public and private bnildings lighted With our
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j. NJ. FERGUSON a co,
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENTS.
09 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
JAMS, S6@wS.
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NOTICE 10 CUSTOMERS or ]
GREEN'S RANK.

MY OFFICE HAVING BEEN BURNED /
It1 have removed % the building hagetofore oee,,
Pissd by J. ". Beatty, on Capitol street
feb.3 ss-d2~
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R. J. MILLER,
SURGEON DENTIST
JACKSON, MISS.

Dental Rooms, State Street, over Ledbetier. prus
si9re. fieb9'sg~sas
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STRAYIGD.

LYON STABLE ~ THE BURNED DIS
1 iHct, on the m0rainR aiior the ire a horse
about hfieen hands high, dark bav, with white
saasie marks Any one giving Information Of him
WI ~ e. sn ltably rewarded By the undersigned
Ieo w 80 R.K JAYNE.
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Departments. all under the direction Of trained
Journalists 81 the highest ablhiy. Its sixteen
pages VIII DO found crowded with good things
frum beginning IL end
Original stories by distinguished American and
foreign writer's OF fiction.
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Transportation.

DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI X ST.
u LOUIS RAlLROAD-Psnhandle Route:
Time table Tor East and West corrected - JUNE
90 $50. Tmlni leave Panhandle station, foot OF
y eyenth street, rear public hnding, ~ follows,
CnnlEll RinnhnEl llmnl
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Nav YoRE, July I4.-Lssd lrmi com'
mon 81 90.
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LUMp oFCoAL.
The Wonderful Things Produced From Our
BitumlnOuS Coal.

The Wonderful Things Produced From Our
BitumlnOus Coal.
Hartford TiHeh
Few persons have any idea Of the won
derful producta from a lump OF coal-a
lump Of coal that is placed in the retort of
a gas mandatory. Ordinarily burned,
the combustion OF a lump OF coal results
in carbonic acid smoke (which ia merely
SCOT, Or rather the visible portion ofsmoke
Is soot), and the ash, in which are found
silica, aluminR, oxide %ofiron, phosphoric
acid, sulphuriC acid, potash, sodium, com.
bined sulphur, sometimes traces OF chic.
rine, titanic acid and other substances. In
the gas retort o variety OF products are
obtained. The gas as ills carried through
the hydraulic main to the purifying rooms
takes with 1t tar and ammonia, the latter
evolved from the nitrogen. The ammonia
has to be washed opt with water, in an ar.
rangemept by which the ammonia Is
gathered and saved. Tons and tons OF
sulphate OF ammonia are thus made, and
becomes an article ofcommerCe. The sui.
phur Is removed by caustic lime or oxide
Of iron. The carbonic acid is also remov.
ed by lime, but the carbonic acid can not
be removed, and with several others re.
main in the gas after all efforts to remove
1t. The others give the gas It's smell.
BY distillation naphtha and asphaltum
are obtained. Asphaltum Is q dead oil,
very useful TO preserve wood. From this,
too, carbolic acid is obtained, very i'm
pottant in surgical operations as being the
most valuable antiseptic known. From
naphtha, berzole, culnol, teluol and cymol
are obtained. Naphths, as is well known,
Is used as a burning fluid. Benzole is q
solvent for grease and oils, very useful in
cleaning kid gloves and things Of that
kind.
Benzole treated with nitric acid pro.
duces nitro.benzole. This, singularly
enough, is used as q flavoring extract by
Coniectioners and for pertaining soap.
When used for this purpose 1t Ia known in
commerce as the essence OF myrrhbane,
which II is not, although II smells and
taste like essence OF myrfhbane or oil Of
bitter almonds. Nitro.benzole Ia terribly
poisonous, but not more so than some
other adultorants by confectioners.
rIOW ultEUsUeuAulb Aulllue 10 oDtAlueu.
This, when first obtained, is a perfectly
colorless liquid, but darkens a II grows
older. From aniline are obtained the
coAl.tar Colors, which are 80 very brilliant.
The Colofs are Of all hues. The one known
as "turkey red" Is exactly similar 10 the
red that used 10 be made from the madden
root. Since the discovery Of this anillne
II has almost completely broken up the
raising OF madden in Holland. There
thousands OF acres were devoted to the
raising OF madden root 10 get the turkey.
red dye. It can be made much cheaper
from the product Of a gas factory.
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An Astonl.hed Policeman.

UNtCogO MQtt
Two we'll dressed ladies were rounding
the cape Of the Ashland block when q
banana peel that lay in ambush, there
brought one Of them prone. The officer
who came 10 her aid was startled nearly
out Of his boots when che said: "Pull my
leg, will you please9 Pull my leg"
Affecting TO misunderstood, hO took the
lady by the arn, with the remark "Will
you let me help'you, madam"
mo, don'tI Pull my leg, Bayl Pull
my leg, can't you"
The officer Let the arm drop instantly.
He was thunderBttuuk. He backed oil
and wiped great beads u Precipitation
from bis Eeeking brow. Az this moment
tho second lady came 70 his assistance.
She siesed ono Of the pedal extremities oil
her PROSTATE companion and gave II Q
vigorous pull, II was 0 cork leg. The iall
had defanged the knee adjustment, and I
pull was needed TO set II right.
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THE WHEELING DAILY MrELLIGENoER. THURSDAY MORNING. July Is 1886.

uses a stAsl pen and redwood pen.holder,
and he puts his signature to a document
only after mature elaboration. Yesterday
the President nailed over his Wifs's bo1-
dotr door q silver horseshoe, sent to him
by Q blacksmith At Allentown, Pa,
Her great care just now Is her Dutch
poodle dog Hector, who thinks that, hay-
ing been licensed by the District authors
ties tag No. 40, he should be present at all
receptions, and II tied down stairs, some
how manages to get loose aud 90 in search
Of his mistress. He ia said 70 perform a
good many tricks when told to 90 in
French, but unfortunately he cannot IN,
derstand English, Mrs, Cleveland 10 en-
.deayoring 30 give him some lessons, but
he Is not an apEssholRr,
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shylng Horses.

Exchange.
This trick or vice Ia generally the effect
Of nervous timidity, resulting from an ex.
cltable temperament, 1t Is aggravated by
improper handling, To punish a horse
for shying introduces q new GAUGE for fear.
The horse will be more alarmed and show
more tokens Of fear at the prospect OF 8
whipping than at the imaginary object OF
danger In the road. Hence one bad habit
is confirmed by the Introduction OF an.
other. 1t Ia impossible to whip terror out
Of a horse or pound courage into one.
KINDNESS and gentle persuasion are the
best weapons to correct tho perniCious
habits Of shying, The less fear exhibited
by the driver, and the less notice
taken Of the shying by using harsh
methods the sooner 1t will be
given up. A careful, experienced
horseman can generally detect an object
likely to cause a nervous horse to shy,
and BY word or touch will encourage him
to pass 1t unnotiCed. When this fails,
give him time to look at the object Of
fear: pat him and coax him up to it, then
take him past II two or three times, till
be takes no notice oiit. When defective
sight is the cause Of this bad habit, It is
inCurabls. And il the eyesight Is failing,
the horse, for ordinary driving and
riding, will be perfectly useless. A mare.
We knew, had gone quietly In harness
for two or three years, suddenly took to
jumping the white stone crossings Of an
ordinary maCadamized street, as II they
were water brooks. In three months she
was atone.blind.
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IDAiiy daily A.
ra%. PaM. com.
10. l. 20. r. '"m'
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MoNnER.
The Latest Extraordinary New Dime Mu.
Attraction.

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The Latest Extraordinary New Dime Mu,
s., Pau aloSa, 4A' attraction
"You say you neversaw frankie Folsom
when she was a school girl"
"Neyer,"
"Never had q cousin that was her class
mate at some high school or scademy?"
"Never had q cousin"
NYou do not live in a family where the
lady OF the house Is third cousin Of one
Of Frankle's classmates2'
u board myself"
"Dld l understand you to say that Miss
Folsom never passed a portion Of one sum-
mer in your native town ?"
"She was never there to my knowledge
"And you never had a friend who once
occupied the suite OF rooms she and her
mother did at the Gllsey Houss?"
"My friends never stop there"
"But wasn't your father once an init.
mate friend Of Frankls's %grandpa?"
"My father never saw the old gentle.
man."
"Hqw many summers have you spent at
DteF EAtk
"NeVer was there"
"You are positive that you did not go
there with Senator Davis"
"Never saw the Senator"
"You are dead sure that you never saw
little frankie when she used to play with
the school children ut Buaalot"
"Sure."
"And your wiie's niece nsvar recited to
a cousin Of Frankie's teacher?"
"Neyer."
"Where were you born?"
I'm Kentucky."a
"Ill give you 81, 200 a week to make the
season at my dime museum. You're the
first American citizen I've seen in three
weeks that hadn't either seen the Presi.
dents wife when she was q little girl or
wasn't an ALFRED liar."'
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Sour apple hydrophObia is nearly ripe.
York Journal.
WHY VIII You Dlo9

scovill's sarsaparilla, or Blood and Liver
Syrup for the cure Of s~Crolulous Taint,
rheumatism, White Swelling, Gout.
Goitre, Consumption, Bronchitis, Nervous
Debility, Malaria, and all diseases arising
from an impure condition Of the blood.
Certificates can be presented from many
physicians, ministers and heads
Of families throughout the land, endorsing
scovill's Blood and Liver Syrup. We are
constantly In receipt Of certificates Of
cures from the most reliable sources, and
we recommend II as the best known
remedy for the cure Of the above diseases.
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baltimore OHIO RAILROAD co.

on and after MAY 80 1866, passenger trains will
run ~ Acknowledging time
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AcKER's BLOOD ELIXIR is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t Is a positive cure
for Ulcers, Eruptions Or Syphilltic Poison.
ing. 1t purihes the whole system, and
banishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee 1t. Logan & 90.
and Charles Menkemeller.
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Humorous and llnperlnp-A boil.


The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
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Oorns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
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i~sguaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price IS cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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MANy Of the good things Of this life are
sotrowlully Jet alone on account Of Dyg.
pepHia. ACker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constl.
patton sold on q positive guarantee al q
aFd bQCsnts, by Logan 4 %. and Charles
Menkemellef,
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Nn ,Ynnn 10 lhe l%lnnnrmoon.

Washington LAtV 10 A bdnv joHrHqh
In the evening, after CSl. Lamont and
his clerks have gone, Mrs. Cleveland takeg
q book and sils opposite her husband at
hls historic dvak, presented 10 the White
House BY Queen Victoria II was for.
metly q part Of the Arctic reliOt. vessel
Hesolute, which went In search Of Sif John
Franklin. Papefs are piled ID, eeeningly,
a confused mass oil over the top Of the
desk, and hide the leather cover, but they
are kept In place BY Cunnihgly.wtouRht
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