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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
A HAPPY OCCASION,
The Anniversary of the Alumn9 Associa'
tion at the College, Last SiSht.

The Anniversary of the Alumne Associa-
ton at the College, Last Night.
The anniversary Of the Alumum Asao'
ciation at the Wheeling Female College,
last evening, was a very happy event
Quite large number OF the members were
present. Mrs. s. a. Kasiey presided, and
requested DR.. w. a. Cooke to open with
prayer. Mics Auna Shaw next performed
Dew Drops Masurka" very nicely. The
address o! welcome was made by Miss
Anna Knapp, A brief history OF
the college was given by Mrs
S Il. Kasley. She said:
"Thirty-three years ago DR., Talford had
the pleasure and honor Of giving the first
diplomas Of the Wheeling Female Semi
nary two in number. He was followed
by Mrs. S. B Thompson, who graduated
her last class in 1856 Mrs. S. r Hanna
presided oys. this institution in addition TO
that OF Washington, Pa, until June, 1865.
Prot Loomis, the name now changed
to Wheeling Female College, was
in charge Tor the next four years
Miss SUlson was here but one year. Prot.
Morton had the classes until 1875, Miss
TAYLOR until 1885. During this time there
have been 232 graduates from this institu-
tion. OF these IL are dead, come are in
foreign lands instructing the heather;
Others are residents OF o., her cities. About
one hundred reside in Wheeling, come OF
whom are teachers in our public schools.
A large number are married and 1t is ru-
mored that three more are to seek CoDnu.
bal bliss this year. AMI now for the first
time the association assemblies TO greet the
new President OF the institution, Professor
Brown. They were all glad thst the Col.
lege had fallen into such good hands and
wished it abundant success"
Mics Alma Conner followed with a vocal
solo, Song of the Nightingale" which she
sang effectively.
Miss Bams Statler's recitation was very
creditsble effort
Prof Brown then addressed few re-.
marks to the audience, stating that it was
his aim to bring this institution up 10
high standard Of excellence, hoping to
make it an object Of pride to our city and
State, and soliciting the assistance of the
Of the Association in attaining |
this result.
Mr.. C. B. Hart followed in a few
happy remarks, saying that the
great desire now was to boom the
town." He thought that the AIumna
ought to boom the college.
Rev. DR.. Cooke then make few re.
marks in the came Vsin, and the entertain.
nent was closed by piano solo, "ron Jours
Gal" BY Miss Carrie Cockayne, which
formed Q most agreeable ending.
An executive session of the association
WAS then announced and those Who we're
1ot members retired to the parlors and
passed the remainder Of tie evening in
and tete tete.
The Association elected the following
ulcers for the ensuing year: President,
Dr.. Hattie B Jones; Vice Presidents, Mrs.
L. Burt, Miss Lizzie Clohan and MISC
Ora Parkinson; Treasurer Imosene Sro-
lie; Corresponding Secretary, Miss Ssllie
'hoburn; RscOrd!ng Secretary, Miss
Isude Wiley. II
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mill amounts to $3.50 600, and is equally
divided in the Alderson and Rogers sger-
cies. With the exception OF tbe
Manufacturers, which had $4,000
on the stock, the whole line
was placed outside of this city, and large
portion Of it in British companies. These
companies represent some of the strongest
in the world. Among them ore the Royal
of England, which has risk OF $4,000;
Guardian of EuglAnd, $500; Queen of
Eogll nd, $4,000; London, Liverpool and
Globe, $4,000; London and Lancashire,
$4,000; Northern Of England, $4,000;
North British and Manchester, $500, ana
Commercial Union, England, $4,000.
The insurance was placed by Mr.. Alex.
Laughhn, and he stipulated that the risks
should be placed outside the city and In
lust as few companies as possible. 1t will
be readily seen, of course, that the loes Is
no, City per cent. OF the insurance, aud IS
the policies are blanket policies, not dol
lar will be lost to the company. The poll
cies, owing to the character of the build
ing, were always considered A |, and were
always snapped at by most companies.
The Laughhu Nail Mills are the out
come of the Ohio City Mill, built by q
stock company, of which William Clark
was the principal member, in 1873. The
old mill did no good in the way Of
making money for its original proprletors
and was never successfully run till the
Benwood Iron Company took hold OF 1t a.
the time their propEry at Benwood wal
DESTROYED by fire. For nearly year the
BenWood Company managed the concern
successfully, using the output to supply
their trade while their new mill was build
ing. Bitter the Benwood company let &c
the old fiftymachine mill the company be
came bankrupt and receiver was appoint
ed. The break caused great loss among
the stockholders, and was the utter ruin o.
several. II thus passed into the hands 81
The Laughhn's at a very low figure, and wa:
successfully managed by them till the
fire which occurred Monday, August
9Th, 1880. The new mill rose
phGaix like from the ashes, With all
modern improvements and very much en-
lsrged. Last summer the old pudding de
usrtment was torn down and in its stead 9
new factory, large enough to give the en-
tire plant control of 220 machines, was pu'
up Yesterday over ninety Of these were
in operation under the management Of
feeder nailers, the new factory and part o
the old bring out OF use. The plant wa:
valued at about S35O,OOO, including the
stock ordinarily on hands.
1t was at this mill that the riot OF last
August occurred which resulted in blood
shed and clsse calls on several lives II
the offics Of this concern, Alexsnde
Laughin, then President, dropped dead o
spoplexy last winter.
| Mr.. W. l. Glessner, the President, in
formed REGIsTER reporter las; night tina
the new factory would be put into opera
ton on Monday next, and that no inter
ference with their ability to continue bust
ness would result FROM last evenings fire
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The Meetings to Close To-Day.


The eat meetings which Miss Smith
and Miss Sherman have held in this city
for weeks will close 10 day The effort at
the Capitol Rink came to an end last even.
ing The scenes at the last evening ser
vice begRaF description. Great numbers
Of drinking men were present. Many
signed the pledge the altar was crowded
with penitenis and most stirring testimo-
nies were given Of the power of rel gion to
save the fallen.
To-day at 10 a. m. there will be o met
ing at the Second ward market house.
At p N. a mothers and wives meet
ing will be held in the lecture room Of The
Fourth Street NJ f. Church, TO which every
mother and wife OF this city ia invited
This meeting was frat announced Tor the
Y. M C. A. psrlor but it was feared that
there would not be room enough.
At4 p m. there will be service st the
B 4 D. passenger depot, which will con.
tinue until the train upon which Miss
Smith and Miss Sherman 60 from the city
leaves the depot All gre invited to be
present and bid these faithful workers
good by.
Miss Smiths books are at Mr.. Bsilie's
Office for sale. They are valuable to sll
readers, and the proceeds are used to carry
on the work oftbe author. A great mum.
Der Of the three volumes should be cold.
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Advice to Morhara,

Mrs. WinsloHs Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of one d
the bestfemale nurses and shyEcians in the
United Ststes, and has beea used for fcrfv
years with never falling success by mil.
hons Of mothers for their children, Dr..
ing the process of teething its vslus IA IL.
calculable. Il relieves the child from ns;r
cures dysentery and diArrhea, eripine IL
the bovelA and wind colo. BIZ giS;no
health to the child It rests the motbs.'
Price 2se . bottIe 's''
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PEOPLE WE ALL Know.
Our Daily Chronicle of the Movements
of individuals.

Our Daily Chronicle of the Movement,
of Individuals.
MGior J. C. Anderson returned Yesterday
from an extended trip in Old Eirgiuis,
Mr.. D. NJ. Garvir, lumber dealer and
manufacturer, of Wayne county, Ohio, is
in the city
A. A. Pool, F. ". Ripple and q. U. Sea-.
man, of Washington, Pa were a. the Nc
Llre yesterday.
Mrs NJ W. Hall has returned from an
extended visit 10 relatives in Marion and
Harrison counties
Judge Jacob went 70 Wellsburg yester
day, and Judge Boyd to Moundsville, where
they will hold court
Mr.. Spsrgo, the North Wheeling grocer,
with Mr.. Thomas Collins, will leave for
England today, to be absent about two
months.
Among the West Virginians at the Nc
Lure yesterday were Mrs. Brown and
daughter, Sylvester Barker, Morgan.
town; A. NJ. Mayors, Bethany; E NJ. Nc
Donnell, Barton, and W. J, Robinson, Par.
kersburg
The FIRE caused great excitement in this
city, and the greatest interest was sheSn
by hundreds as to the possible extent Of
the damage. The newspaper Offices were
besieged with telephone calls until a late
hour.
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Thousands Saw So.

Mr.. T. W. Atkins, Girsrd, Kan, write. ::
Il never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitters TO nv customers, taey give
entire satisfaction ard are rapid sellers. -
Electric BitterS GRE The purest and best
medicine known and will positively cur Q
Kidney and Liver complaints. Parity II q
blood and regullle TIE boEels. No family
eau afford TO be Sihout item. Taey viii
save hundreds o! Goliars N doctors bills
every yssr. Sod at City cents botlle ,
Logan / Co. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
Danger!

II you have feeling Of oppression and uneasi-
ness a little above the diaphragm, and just below
the rishi ribs aggravated by lying on the right
side lock out! As sure as fate, your liver is dis
ordered. Perhaps not seriously Is yet, but-fatal
hepatic ahssesssS are not uncommon. Hostetters
stomach BitRrS is the pTtcise Iene1y 10 regulate
the liver and prevent It's congtsiton and inham-
nation, aud 10 isperse such minor iAd eid 81 lis
derapgemsnt as yellowness OF the skin and ball Of
the eve, furred tongue, souTneSs OF the brt ath,
nau,ea on rising in The mo Mug, dizziness, sick
headache and constipation. BY relaxing the bowels
nanisssly IL opens a channel OF exit for the super
huous bile, ehsCEs = tendency TO congestion and
engagement VI me liver ~ the ssIae tire giving
gentle impetus 70 its seer tive seton, and stordS
relisl 10 the stomach. which Is usually inactive,
ont Of order and oppressed with wind when the
hewals are eoytive. Uss the BitterS elso in fever
and azus, rhsunatism and kidney troubles.
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Renewed Talk Of Extension.

There is an effort being made to have
the street car company extend its tracks
from the west end of the Suspension bridge
down South. Front street to the Fair
Grounds. Il is our understanding that the
car company lock supon it fsvorsbly ifthe
Bridge Company will make soLe cones
sion. That is to say, the expense Of build
ing and equipping the extension will be
undertaken if the Bridge Company will
drop, say q cent on the tolls to the Car
Com pany 1t would be great sccommo-
dation to Islanders at the lover end if both
eides can agree
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SUPREME COURT,
The Business Transacted at Yesterdays
SAahinn.

The Business Transacted at Yesterdays
Session.
The ioilowiDg business was transacted
in the Supreme Coart yesterday:
Court met at 10 o'clock, sill the Judges
present
The case of Woodward Y. Woodward
from Ohio county, was argued and sub
mit;ed. W.,
In the case OF Skinner v. Purdy L Weids
bush, from Marshsl county the petiuon
for writ of error and supersedess was re-
fused.
In the Grape Sugar aud Refining cases
from Ohio county, the petition for sppes,
and supe,sedeas was silowed. Bond
$3.50
Adjourned until Saturday.
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Great Reduction In the Price Of
Cabinet photographs. AZ
PARSONS
Good Results ia Every Case.

d A. Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he was
seriously afflicted With severe cold that
settled on his lungs: hsd tried many rene,
dies without benefit Being induced TO try
DR. Kjogs New Discovery for Consump.
ton, did 80 and was entirely cured by use
Of few bottles. Sioce which time he ha4
used it in his family for al Coughs and
Colds With beat results. This is the expe.
riencs OF thousands whose lives have been
ssved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co 8 drug
store.
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Tho AmaIpam,tsd Convention.

The convention of the Amalgausted
Association of Iron and Steel Workers was
taken up entirely yesterday with committee
work. 1t is stated that the Committee
on Good of the Order will unanl'
mously recommend to the Association
to decline the proposition to join the
Knights of Labor The offer OF Samuel
Duff, OF Steubenville, Ohio, to donate forty
acres CT ground tor the erection of CO.
operative mill, will also be rejected. The
com mittee, it is said, has about decided 10
recommend the present scale Of s. per ton
Tor pnddling.
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THE DAILY CALENDAR.
Prohat. Refused.

Clerk Hook yesterday refused to admit
to D obA,e the paper purporting to be the
las, will and testament Of John ThorHburP,
deceased. An appeal was taken to the
Circuit Court.
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The Coming Concert.

The Elks' concert promises 10 be one oil
the best and largest ever given in the city.
They held meeting last night and all the
arrangements gre now completed. We
do hope they will be greeted with large
and overaowing house, as they deserve it.
All the prominent cities have Elk Lodges,
and this will give the young ledge boom
The ad mission has been placed within the
reach of all. The talent is the best Wheel
ing can put forth.
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Ruck.ea,s Arnica SaIYa,

The Best Salye in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, ChspPed Hands, Chiloiai ns
Corns, and all SKIN Eruptions, aod posi-
lively cures Pi!es, or no pay required. II
IS guarsn,e d to give satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For ssls by Logan & Co.
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Index to New Advertisements.
sECOSD PAGE.

SECOSD PAGE.
WGnted-SituatiOn.
ell and Gas SlOyes-NeSbitt & Bro.
Farmers Attention-Isaiah Warren 4 Co.
StOekhOilers Aeeting-Odd Fellows Hal AssO
citation.
New Honey-J. Baird
Rogers Plated Knives and FOrks-EWing Bros
A Grand excursion II. +. BehTeUs.
Grand Opening OF etar saloon In Fulton.
Report oil Condition OF National rank OF West
Virginia
GRADUATING Pressuts--Stanton & Davenport.
FOURTH PAGE.
Wantsd-POsificn in gfice.
CineinI Att iams--McNeehen's.
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Weather Inhicatinns.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June For Ohio
aud West Virgins generally fair weather
slightly warmer winds becoming Southerly,
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
stationary temperature and variable winds,
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Send In Your Blanks.

The time for the return of assessment
blanks expired yesterday, bat there are
still considerable number OF papers which
have not been returned. Parties having
blanks should return them at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
4 MOST liberal OFFER,

THE VoLTAIc BELT Co, Marshall, Mich
offer to send their Celebrated VoItsic Belt
and Electric Appliances on thirty days
trial to any man afflicted with Nervous De
bility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, &o. Il.
lustrated pamphlet in sealei envelope with
tull particulars, majl,d fres. Write them
at oEce.
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Letter List.

The following letters were uncalled for
at the postofice, last evening:
r P. Talbot. Carl Dsnkel 2, Lizzie
Strader. NJ. W. Barrow, John E. Davis,
Mira Sarah Miller, J. B. Brown, Sarah A.
Cole 2, Maggie q. Lang.
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THE REGISTER FOR THE SUMNER.

Persons leaving the city for the summer can have
The REGISTER forwarded by eArliss, mail to any
address at tae rate Of IS cents per moRth or daily
and Sunday at IS cents per month. The address
may be changed as often As desired. In directing
change care should Do taken to mention the old
Is we'll as the new address.
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4Hbrelin9 &9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
The Weather.

Following shows the state of the ther,
mometer for yesterday, as observed by c.
Scbnepf, the Opera HoSse druggist: I q.
M, 65; II m, IS; ) p. II, 81; 7 p. m,
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The Cicar Manufacturers.

The cigar manufacturers of this city held
another meeting at Germania Hall last
evening, to resume consideration Of the
convict labor matter. Az result Of the
meeting three petitions were drawn up, one
addressed 10 the Chamber Of Commerce
one to the Board of Directors of the Peni
Tertiary aud one to the Governor of the
State, setting forth the grievances OF the
manufacturers and asking that proper re
lief De afforded.
A resolution was also adopted calling on
al cigar manufacturers aud cigar makers
throughout the Sale, to co operate in the
movement to have the Board Of Directors
o. the Pepitsntiary sreScind their order to
let convicts for the purpose of making
cigars at the State prison.
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Colored Baptists in Convention at Il ridge
mort.


For some time the churches of this de.
nomination have had under contempla'
ton the propriety Of organizing Themselves
into an association to be composed of the
different churches Of the same faith in
Eastern Ohio and that portion of West
Virginia lying sd AGENT to Ohio. Accord
ing TO previous announcement couven-
ton composed of delegates from the differ
ent churches convened at Bridgeport on
Saturday, June 5, and proper steps were
taken to Withdraw from the "Ioar Associs.
ton, to which portion Of the churches
had formerly belonged, and arrangements
were made to effect q permanent organiza
ton at future meeting, to be held on the
first Saturday in October mex, at the Bsp.
list church, Bridgeport. The following
churches were represented, viz: Bridge
port Second Baptist church, Wheeling, W.
Va, Moundsville W. Va New Trenton
and Pleasant Grove, near Smithfeld, o
The churches at Cambridge and Csdiz, O,
are in sympathy with the move.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08

IT is the proper thing II pivs the sweet
girl graduates one OF thcte handsome
BOOKS at Stanton 4 D.venports.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08

Books OF EOgravipgs, Poems and Essays,
&c, &c, at Stanton Il DAveDports, for
graduating presents.
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Special Sunday Excursions via the Ii. & @,
Railroad.

Railroad.
Commencing Sunday, jane Gth, and
continuing during toe summer months. The
b. d o. will sell excursion ,ickets to Pitts.
burg and return at the rate Of $3.50, and
Washington and return sl.OO. Trains
leave, city time, sos a. IN, 7:35 am
lbs D. NJ.
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For information of ocean travel, arrival
and departure Of sll OCEAN steamers. call st
q. F. Bshrens, the European steamship
agent.
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Trustees Sale of Riverside Furni-
tuYs Factory,


pY VIRTUE OF DEED UP TPU5r TO
ID me made by ire Riverside furniture Com
pany, dated January 81. b. aad Of record In tse
ONCE OF the CeTk OF the county Court Of Ohio
county, West Vlrsinis, In deed OF trdss book No
10, page $50, WILL on
SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1885,
commencing al 10 O'Clock 4 IN. cell az pu Ollie suc.
ton, at the front door OF the url House OF sid
OHIO coiLtJ. IN the city Of Wheeling, West Vir.
slhia, the following pTogsTty:
Lots 49, le, 20 add q, With the Improvements
ibsreJD, In tbs ed IiIioD 10 raid city laid of into
tots bE John Fol aad VIM. ChsplIBs on the east
side OF Wafer street, be vten twenty nFst an5
Iveniy-sfo0Ed streets, aud parts 81 which lots
are erected a Four-S'o Brick F0rniturs Factory
aod Four-siory Brick Nsre House, also -Four
IsO-St0ry RTck Dwelling Houses. The factory
contains valpsbls ani inproysd machinery COM
plete and In runni1g order, the same being com.
paiatiYely new.
TERHs or rALE-OBt-tbIrj OF ths purchase
money or - much more as The purchasr q ~ elect
TO pay Ia CssH on the day o. sale, aud the residue
in two equal aGBnSi inTelmeDts, with interest
thereon from he day OF ssls TO be secured by eeer
oil trust upon tee property sid. and By peleies Il
in.urSnCe upon the tuil6ir e, improvements ana
machinery 10 an MOUNT faUsl 10 the deferred pay
ments. BAHCEL Z, HILDkETH
my22rzui Trustee.
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COMMENCING With this evening will
close my place of business every evening,
Saturdays excepted, at o'clock until far
Their notice. JOHN FRIEDEL
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PLUMBERS Best Cabinet PAotos reduced
to Only ~ per dozen. ll38 Main street,
Wheeling.
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Great Reduction IN the Price Of
Cabinet Photographs, AZ
PARSONS.
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Great Reduction In the Price OF
Cabinet Photographs, at
PARSONS.
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nsw ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTANJED "A POSITION IN AN OFFICE
w nv young man - experience. Am willing
TO take cna'ge o. a small SIT Of books Can furnish
o'st OF 70 crclce. Addres; 49," care this Office.
Iukr
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Constitutional GataIrh

No singe disease fas .ntsi.e i no s1sa ~
hastsoed The breaking ap Of the oefslitaias !,
CatsrYh. Tie sense Of smell, Of ta'te' o. sH''
hearirg the human voice, rsin4,-ors % -
and onetimes all, yield o. 10 e.stfus,,s -
ence. The poison IL 6ssfhbgts ttr0gzs a.
system st,aeEs every vita isTce, ard s'sn .rI
most robust II constitutions. Ignores -.
but little u. dsrstoof, by mort pm hen
bot@niiy sssaljed by qaacks ami essrtis
suffering from IL have itlle hop " - 'sis =,
it this side o, ihe grave !, "a Zine, pa n 10
popular ira msnt Of this terrible o.s A. ~ 80
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at once compost al and uI,tsorthJ 1bsb
hitherto ueDs6 sthod sdop'ed By Df 80. "a
in the prepnation Of bh RsD;cAL CrEE 100
the hearty approval Of uSa,zndr. Is 80
tsneous IN afordins rS,,ie; IN al bfsa ooioa ~
ing. snUfiisg and obsiruesd Urea hins. -.
idly remove III lost opp essiSe gym p'o.,,,s q
Ing the bsaS ssestenins ths brezia, Is..ns,sIsr
seoss o. SINE I, taste AID besrDs, sna '.'s ..
irf me canstiiuiiebal tendency oil TIE ~
vsrds the lungs, liver and kidDsys s-rk
SAxYoKD's RsDH Al CuRE Consist o.ud
Of the RADICAL CUsK, one hox OF tAsss a.
SoLvxHr, and an InPnovKD IsBALsx'
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Great Reduction In the Price Of
Cabinet Photographs, at %
PARSONS,
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PLUMBERS Beat Cabinet Photos reduced
to only 81 per dozsn. 1888 Main street,
Wheeling
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