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WHY'S tho letter p like uncle's fat wife
going up hill2 1t makes ant pant CUNT,
and cooling of too soon produces coughs
and colds. Taylor's Cherokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Mullen will cure her.
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ADDRKssKs LAST NIGHT.

The frat speaker was Rev. DR.. w. speer
Of Washington, Pa, q former missionary
10 China and ex.secretary OF the Board Of
Education Of the Foreign Missionary So.
Ciety, He spoke Of the lessons TO be learn.
ed from seeds and drew many pleasing
illustrations and parallels, Rev. Dr.. ]. D,
MotTat, president Of the Washington.Jef.
ierson COLLEGE, poke ofthe place woman's
work for woman has In the missionary
field. DR.. Moffat, as he ID at all times, was
practical and pointed In his remarks
and held the close attention Of the
audience, that comfortably filed the
ediAOe. While comparing the time,
thought and money devoted TO the causes
and showing by the comparison how
little the missionary cause received, he
did not underestimate the great work the
ladies' were doing and paid them de.
served tribute.
To.day'S session will commence at $3.50
o'clock, An hour, from II to IL o'clock,
will be devoted TO the young people, and
In connection with interesting talks about
foreign lands many UufloB will 10 shown.
Officers will be elected and the meeting
concluded. All are cordially invited 10 be
present.
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THINGS THRATRIoAL.
AIiiA OlsOtrs Company here : AllpstFSl
Hanls-Ths FloFsnoss.

AIiiA OlsOtps Company here = MlnslFSlH
Hanlo-Ths fiorenoes.
The sale Of reserved seats viii begin At
Banners music store this morning for
the engagement Of Nh, and Mrs. ", J.,
Florence at the Opera House Friday and
Saturday evenings and Saturday after
noon. On Friday evening Mr.. Florence's
great play, "our Governor viii bs pre-.
sentsd. Thisisan American political satire,
and Is generally conceded TO be the equal
Of "The Mighty Dollar" which viii be
presented Saturday afternoon with
Florence as Blrdwsl SiOis and Mrs,
Florence q Mrs, GRRory, Saturday night
John BroughRm's version OF Dlckans's
"Domhey & Son" will be the play, Mr..
Florence being Capt, Cials.
A QUIET PLACE TO REST,
Miss Lillian olcott, who appears next
Monday and Tuesday evenings at the
Opera House, was obliged TO be in New
York on business this week, and go the
company Is resting. They arrived yestsr-
day and are at the Mcclure house. They
made wise choice Of resting place, for
II there Is q dulleT, sleepler place in the
country than Wheeling Is now, It must be
q graveyard.
Bella Moore, supported by Frank Hen
mig aud q stronger company than when
she was here before, will be at the Opera
House April IA.
THB MISsTRRLs HOME.
The minstrel company which was or
ganizsd here and took the road q few
weeks ago returned to the city yesterday,
A report was in circulation that they
walked from Falrmons, but this the boys
deny. They say they came home to se-
cure better band, and have secured the
Academy Of Music TO give q performance
Saturday night, after which they will take
the road again, stronger than before, Tip
O'Keeie, the star OF the company, who
was one Of the end men Of the "Ohest-
nuts was rendered an informal reuep-
ton in The Mcclure lobby, where he had
the hRrdihood to appear last night, and
everybody cracked on him such chestnuts
as, 'Are your feet sore" "HoW many
ties are there between here and Fair-
month" "Where are your diamondsW
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at sChnepi'sdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
A. NJ, 60'; l2M., G5'i 8 PM, G5'i IN NJ,
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TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

HVh GALE ~ OGODE AN EnlAlE
The following Lots On Wheeling bland bsOrt
lng 70 The eEtat1 Of the late VIM. MGCdyHI
LOIS no. g9, g. and ~ OIL Broadway,
lpB No. Va aud 80 on York street
Lots No. ~, lU0 and 10l on Ylginla titeL
Lots no. l0l, los, ITO and Ill Oh HlrOn,i 0G
Lots No. 10, 10 aud lsg on Wabash bliill.
Lot No. ~ on Water street.
auD w Y, HOOE e BRO, 100 XGVkdA
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soMn Of our most prominent citizens
have, been cured Of chronic rheumatism
BY that wonderful paln.banlshef, Saliva
ton Oil, Price 30 cents,
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9!sS.s low alttASt sGSss. Del
E0R sALE-I WILL SELL AT PRL
~ YATE sale my household aud Kitchen iBm'
tlre, y. X. CARROLL, No. 1000 NarEetIirett t.
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tThO quotations giyeu IN oiisIy stock reports are
lose o. the retail market, except When otherwise
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-31

SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
CeiVed. An elegant aud complete limo Of
SHltings, PAntllO0Rlngs ana OIerCOat.
ings, which We Will make up Ia the best
Q. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 & 1898 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-31

HAtt's harness are all hand made and
Of the best workmanship and material,
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TnR Economy BnlIdinR Association last
night elected the following Directors: T.
d. Dobbins, j. O, Hanes, +, Psllour, L,
Hartung, ID. q. Morgan, ]. +, Miller, W,
@. HandlRn, j. 4, Butts and Nicholas
Schultz, the old Board with the exception
Of Mr.. Schulz.
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noata, containing go cattle, IA calves, eiO thAan
4,0li hogs, lil mules lb2 horses. Ahiptienis X
New York Philadelphia, 40, - calllo uaiVeI
l0l Aheep, il9 hogs, 20 mllea M horses 6aies ini
ihO week 70 butohetl aud dAltn, it6 caIllo, iS5
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@er, ~. Sao0k s 90,
iGEO,M SHOOK & CO.

Now have on sale their en-
. tire stock of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods and
Notions.
We are prepared to show
to the citizens Of Wheeling
and vicinity a magnificent
stock Of Goods-thc cream
of the Eastern markets
which we propose to sell
on closer profits than ever,
Immense bargains in
every department. We
invite an early call.
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Queen vlctoria's yacht Osborne is to BIO
given $4,000 worth Of repairs.
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asos Sx1e amd g;or aSspa
FOR SALE.
rot RENT.

No. ia Seventeenth street, rooms and nf9
aud stable, ei0 %.
No. ia Seventeenth street, foOm'i BW
No. Q Sixteenth street, business room tRW
No. 1872 Ron street, rooms o.
No. 60 North Front street, $500. -
No, 40 Fourteenth street, six rooms lWW
No, ~ Eleventh street. three looms, ., go.
Two rooms nofLheast corner oil J@ob ihl w"
BlteeIS, $50. ..u
No, 30 Eighteenth SirOet, five tOCmi, u nv ~
No. N TWefty.hl1lh street, cuisines hlls.ii
dwelling, now occupied o. AAlyon all pV ls,Hs,
house, Possession Apfll ]. R.tt tAg geiAuH'
No 1850 Woods street, iouf rooms, wv
No. n Beignieehh street three rooms IyitL,
No, 21ia Market st. Small Houses sho@'
No. 2625 Main street. six rooms, tl2W
No. pla MpCOllOch Atleet PIX rooms, W."
BuAlhess HOuhe No. it27 Maln street ,up
-Four rooms, No. 50 Seventeenth ttieel IlmT
Large Store RON, No 2l53 Main iieel Nv"
JAMES A. llENRYi
Real EalalO Agent, Collector anu No.iiyJ, ~"
tnt2a O0lCN Nh, l6il Matte.s.iIS..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-31

JOIN HENDERsoN, . Colored boy, and
John Norman, will be Rrraigned before
Squire Arkle to-day on charge oiassault,
They were fighting, when abrlck thrown
by Henderson at Norman struck another
boy, Frank Foster, who happened to be
passing at the time His head was badly
hnrt
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Mssttwns.

G TOOkH0LDEEls' NJ LETTING OF THE
~ NATURAL GAS co. OF WEST VIRGINIA,
%, Tic s!ookholdeI Of the Natural Gas Company Of
mo!llrg 81 the Company will 30 held NJ IL ONCE
~ Twsitlh street In The city u Wheeling On
I,uesday tue OH day ol April, A. D. 1856, az two
r. j. vANbERGRfFT
q, Secretary Of The Natural Gas Company Of We,t
AAllkIulh. nf9i yO
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Gle Gettelli9eneer,
New Advertisements.

oliool Nos. 10 mud a. Fourteenth strOoi.
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OuR stock is entirely new aud includes
the latest spring styles Call In.
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NEW STOCK silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Of our own brand,
lust received. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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oUTIoURA REMEDIES

Arc sod by ell druggists. Prlce: Cutlpn, n,
Resolvent, lQ9i soap, IS cts, PrepebS e1i
POTTER DRUG AND CHEAICAL Co., Boston, y W
Send for "HOw to Cure Skin DIssa,e,r
nEAIITlFY tho Compilation aud Skin /, NIL.
DeRu tho CutieuIA Soap. " ual
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TnH stock Of Hats, Gaps and Gents
Furnishing Goods at Noble Bros new
store, IL TIE McIute House building, is
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WE are prepared 10 supply our trade
with q full line Of Hats aud Furnibhlng
Goods, NoALH Bios
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TotAl......................,...,v.,.. IOi
THE quotations glyep IN urllve stock reports are
those o. the retail Market except when otherwise
Btated,l
PRICE, or nAEI cATfLH AZ THEMARKEF rltn wERE.
Very best on HAle to-day, bSabiu
Those generally rated lint quality. o
Medium orgOod Ialr lltya,e.,......"",,,4 A4S5C
gtulnaty thln steetsi oxen anu o0Ws.v,...s.2 a8Ho
Extreme range OF .....a,....2 ab{O
Most Of the sales were from m .,.,,o..A RbEd
RENARKs on BEH UATTLE.
The arrivals during the week amounted 10 AS
head, against 1856 last week and l,2g7 head the
corresponding week Of last yCat and The taleS wes
the AAme period last year.
The etieringB were rather more numerous than
they were last Monday, though the receipts were
less than they were then: Ihelf average qualify
was quite ~ g0ol, II not better, there being len
more aud better tops Pflsrl fanged al 2aBIIC AZ
which latter figure Meyer itOutOman Soid 4
very superior bunch 70 Adam Appel Most SSlts
were made q 4ab1ISc, aud few under &c.
THE SWINE NLlkEf,
Arrivals this
hLLYAin lt
arrivals Oho ISa4 AtO'''..''''' 4N
AHAARKI
There isA AllGhl increase ID the number Of Tho
offerings Otet the record Of lat week, and an In.
ptoyoment Ia the general quality Is C0mIAfCli
With tho 11eflhgs then, PilSas 9te hlghtf than
they were llAt week. o. Anticipated Id our report
last Thursday, being Al actual advance 10 values.
considering tue improved Quality Of The feC0lhlp
Quotations range from " t69 for rough hogs, tnd
the better grades 6a63fj with few sales under o.
most sales ranging iF1m OK 10 exc net Same
time lMi year hogs sold o. 6tlTc net,
TIlH 4IEEP NLlKu.
Arrivals lhls Week LAO
4iliNAl lNt Aa1i
AftiVAh one rear .s,,....,. a2SS
Trade was iaif thlsweek otlhe better Etades and
very dull for those Of common order The tops
were Of beItef average grade lhan they were iiil
week. The 0iiefin q WCi6 mol quite 40 humefOni
n they were Lat week andAbOut equal 10 lh6
needs Of the bltrhefS We guOle wool sheen AZ
2Jfa9kc and few extra d bNo; the hAlGhod oi
the lot Tor which the latter tltA were made Wefn
ieShlpped EAil Shearcd sheep sold al SNa5S,
sAn6 time last year AhOep aOldGl Sa61Ec Htoai.
ARRIVALS OFLiyln0Ck.
Al CaHmoNi HOet .rghh Nd Halliwor, OHo
Railroad, l0r tntet tndtRg Aath ..
"a cam, containing go cattle h calves $40 thAen
4 0li hogs, lig mules, ib2 horses. Ahipmenis X |
New York, Philadelphia, 40, rs cattle caiVeS
i0l Ahtep, il9 hogs, 20 Mules w horses 6aieS ini
lhe week 70 butohen aud dAltn, it6 cattle, iS5
hogs and 6AlvOl, W
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Aaoua stock Is entirely new we have all
the latest spring styles In Hats and Fuf.
niehihg Goods. NOBLE BRos.,
Molute House Hatstore, 1904 Mafketgt,
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KISNER.

Opening Of Pattern Hats and DOnnets
on ,ilIursday, Friday and Saturday, April
/, . and 3. All are invited.
KlSNEIl, 1871 Main 81.
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KISNHR.

Opening Of Pattern Hats and BOnnets
Oh Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April
/, 9 and .. All are invited.
KISNEIl, 1871 Main 81.
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KISNER.

Opening or Pattern Hats and BOnnCts
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April
l,9, and .. All are invited.
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~ CRICK IN THE BACK, stItcb I1Ir
H2IA Side, Cramps, Shooting ana y wv. W
IL Palms; Rheumatic, Neuralgia, ,pS " "
no ATTIC Pains, and every exIerbI n,
4 AnttFsin Plaster. y new wy SDt gg nlc!a
anlldole % palm. go. m MI ps,sa
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FoR sALE-CARpEIs, BLINDS
~ MGggI Cooking Range, &c, &C., At " OelGI
Saturday morning, at AS Main street mKH
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TOR SALE, OR FOR RENT RRON
II April 1Gt, 1850, q tEoS.oly dOube itlE,
house In RirkW00d. Enquire OF J. t. AACDON
AID, BFi0RenOft o. mE
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@antsG.

WANTED -AGENTs-ADDREss,
W. Manh Electric Lamp Co, 81, t,oniS, No, lor
eltcnl9t, GUS aud terms for so candle power Marsh
WANTED SITUATION AS ASSIST.
Wv ANT B00k.keGpet or Clerk, By a Young
man best Of references rs 10 character giyon
AadtSs " care Robert Muir, corner Sixteenth aud
EuApnne NttfeL city. mF10a
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gasemtas's Sals,
INXEOUTORls SAFE.
Mor Rent.

P00MB FOR RENT-IN IORS.
~ BROOKS Block. Apply 70 ", v, iiO5RI
BRO, 1900 Market ItreeL. AL
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-07

With regard to the projected establish
ment of mandatory near st. Peters
burg for the mandatory OF paper rails
Prof. Mettieu Williams in the Gentle
mans Magazine says: We are told by
the Organ deS Mines that these can be
produced at one-third the cost of steel
rails, and that they are extremely duTa-
Bile, the paper being condensed by great
pressure. Being much lighter than
metal these rails may be carried and laid
at far less cost. They are to be made in
greater lengths than ordinary rails, and,
therefore, will have fewer JOINTS. This
will doubtless diminish oscillation and
the consequent wear and tear of rolling
stock. The success or failure of
the project is simply question
of durability, and | doubt whether
anybody can make any prediction
better than mere random guessing
concerning this. In reference to this we
must remember that much of the wear
and tear of our rails is due TO the crush
ing weight of the engine and this cannot
be diminished with metal rails, for If the
engines were made lighter the grin OF the
drivlng-wheels would fail. The paper will
doubtless afford far better adhesion. and
thus be less violently treated, and effect
saving in the plant. 1t is not a question
Of wear, but of crushing. When there is
no slipping Of driving-wheels, nothing
but rolling pressure, there can be little or
no wear of surface. The only doubtful
question is whether the compressed paper
will disintegrate internally under the ac-
ton Of repeated crushing strain, and thus
bulge out sidewise. The tenaeity of paper
is much greater than is commonly sup
DOsed
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-07

bring his wife from Italy. 1t was AMIGA
bly, arranged months beforehand, that
she should be transferred TO
Depolido when Mrs. Bucci arrived, and
that was done, with regular wedding to
make her Mrs. Depolido. Eleven days
ago she was deliberately shot TO death by
DepOlidO because she had maintained an
intimacy with Bucci, who was younger
and better looking than her husband. The
murderer was arrested, and owing to the
usual difficulty in getting testimony from
Italians against their comrades all the
witnesses have since been kept in the
house Of detention. They agreed that
DepOlido announced his determination to
STAY his wife, and now it transpires that
he thought he had legal advice to do so.
BE become desperately jealous and re-
Vengeful. The Tombs is situated close to
his abode, and shyster lawyers abound
there. He went to one of them, and in
broken English inquired if maritally-
wronged husbands were punished for
taking the lives OF their wrongers.
He had his rag-picking bag on
object. His inquiry was treated loosely,
and the remark was made to him, "No, we
don't hang husbands who kill their wives
lovers" DspOlido took that seriously to
heart, as he had previously believed that
he had a right under our laws to punish
his faithless wife with death. He told
her so, as a warning, but she only laughed
at him. AS a result her murder ensusd,
and poor Depolido lies in a cell awaiting
his trial. M.
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The Florida southern.

Another move was made last week on
the chess board of the Florida Southern
railway, says a Leesburg (Fla.) ex,
change. Sunday morning as the north
bound train rolled into the depot at Lees
burg, Conductor Newell surrendered the
same to Conductor Bent, who with one
pull of the bell rope bounded out, leaving
the bystanders in quandary to know
what it all meant. Inquiry soon revealed
the fact that Maj. Conant, General Man
ager of the road, had ordered Mr.. Bent &c
proceed to Palatka in the manner which
he did-at once. Mr.. Bent has been pro
NOTED, aud will hereafter be Master Of
Transportation for the Charlotte Harbor
division,
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SrURDERoUs FANATlCIsM.
A Religious Enthusiast Prevented from
Making Human Sacrifices.
From the Neu York Herald.

from me Ven YORK HerdtU
WHEELING. w. VA, Feb. 1.--West
Wheeling, a suburb OF this city, on the
Ohio side OF the river, narrowly escaped
being the scene of terrible tragedy this
afternoon. A Polish potter, named Kef-
fer, who mas some reputation as reli-
giOus enthusiast, laid down to sleep early
on Sunday afternoon. His wife was then
engaged in her domestic duties, and his
two children were playing on the floor.
After sleeping for about an hour he sud
denly sprang out OF bed and told his wife
that he had been commanded by God in a
vision TO kill her aud the children. He
seized Ratchet and attacked her
as the frightened woman was en-
deayoring TO escape. Before she
rot out of the house he dealt her three
blows on the head with the weapon, and
thinking he had finished her he turned
mis- attention TO the children. They had
run out of doors, and while no was search
ing for them, the injured wife managed TO
make her way 20 neighbOr's house and
warn them OF his desire. A number OF
men soon surrounded and captured kef-
fer, but II required a severe struggle TO
disarm HIM. His wife's injuries, while
serious, are not considered fatal. Keller
has figured In print before through an at
tempt In June last TO cremate one OF his
children In his pottery oven. At that
time there was some talk Of lynching
him. He IS a man Of very low intelll-
gence, and is evidently OF unsound mind,
although he talks nationally.
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IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Dashes Along the Track and eros
ties.

ties.
Chairman Mitchell, Of the Augusta.
Edgetield and Newberry railroad, gives
notice to the stockholders of a meeting in
Edgeteld court house on March 3.
Mr.. c. N. Knight has been appointed
division passenger agent of the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Company, with headquarters at Atlanta.
In recognition for his past valuable
services Capt. f. B. Papy has been APP
pointed general traffic manager of the
Florida Railway and Navigation system
of railroads.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-07

may purify the air, but nothing except
sOzoDoNT will purify the mouth filled
with neglected teeth, and rescue those
faithful servants OF mankind from utter
ruin before It ie too late. Don't neglect 70
Try u. You will be surprised and delight
ed az its results.
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Bnaroing
NhotnnrarIin.


XVTANTED-A WORD WITH THE PUR-
w LIC-The Nav INSTANTANEOUS
PROCESS practiced by me has rayolu-
tionEed the Photographic business and
the day has passed when sensible people
will give from Five TO Ten Dollars Tor
q dozen Cabinet Photographs, when they can
get the finest work ever produced in this
city, put on fine beveled gilt-edge cards, Two
Dollars and a half for six, or Three Dollars
and half for twelve, az ~ Bull street,
opposite the ScreYen House. All work guar
anteed hrst-class In every particular. And /
wish IL distinctly unders God that have in
my employ the finest retOuchers and finishers
that have ever prRcticed in this city. j. n.
WILSON, Photographer.
I NOTICE the citizens generally have
Il caught on" the '1nstantaneOus process"
racket and are satisfied that hrst-class pho
tograpAs, like everything else flrst-class,
tage time, hrst-class instrumental. and above
all artists OF well known ability and practical
retouchers. HAVENS.
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aalmeiraI.

GINGING CLASS Mis-. A. MCNULTY will
- form Music Glass at her residence on
Barnard street, near Bolton. Monday after
noon at 4 O'Clock. Thorough instruction viii
be given In the rudimcpts Of Music and read
ing by note. All wishing TO join this class " NJ
81 a month.
DIANo. Organ, Guitar, and Nocalization
i taught. day or night. 1911 Broughton 81.
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are widely known AZ an admirable reme-
dy for Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Coughs,