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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-24

Pointed PenclHngs of Brief ItemsofLocal
Interest.
BASE BALL to-day


BASE BALL to-day.
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
,1oE MILLER, the famous Savannah
shOrtstop, will play short for steubenvilie
to-day.
A RECEPTION will be held at the Y. NJ,
c. A. building this evening for the mem
bers of the association.
FIVE DRINKS and disorderlies were regis
tered at police headquarters at an early
hour this morning.
THERE are two good pressmen out OF a
lob, and vet the alleged organ OF the strlE-
ing printers employs a boy to do Its press
work.
A VERY delightful social musical solree
was held in Banners Music Hall last
evening, anumber of welEknown muSical
people participating.
THE Potomac fair was well attended, and
was a grand success this year. The STOCK
exhibit was especially fine, and everything
passed off in a splendid manner.
TUESDAY evening an alarm OF lire was
sounded ut West Liberty, and in the ex-
citement Squire Samuel Kelly was knocked
down, he thinks by the reel, but he Will
be about in q few days.
THE REGISTER was rendered q serenade
last evening by the Gas City Band OF
Wellsburg. They made nice music. The
| Ne,rs-Leier stated editorially thatit would
not be done, but nevertheless 1T was.
The Germania Singing Society gave
| their opening ball last evening at their
hall. A large crowd was present,
who gaily danced the hours away to mu-
sic furnished by the Opera House orcheS-
ira.
ABOUT o'clock last evening, Frank Nc
Cormick, a soldier Mailing from Wellsburg,
attacked a Moundsyille man e the b. *
d. depot, and thumped him in q terrible
manner. Mccormick was arrested. The
Moundsyille man was taken home by his
comrades, but promised TO come up this
morning and appear against the prisoner.
MIR. C. ". RARRY, supported by a fine
company, will appear ut the Grand Opera
House next Monday and Tuesday evenings
the great drama of the Geneva Cross.
On Wednesday and Thursday evenings he
will appear in the famous historical drama
of THE Spy" On Friday and Saturday
evenings the we'll known drama, Escaped
from Sing Sing" Mr.. Barry is not a new
actor, but one of established reputation,
having last year supported Lawrence Bar.
rett, the great tragedian. Mr.. Barry will
no doubt draw largely from u best class
of citizens, and Manager Genthcr is to be
eomplimented on securing so strong an at
traction.
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the bounteOus feast provided with a zest
that made eatables disappear very rapidly.
The ladies of the dinner committee, assist
ed by COmrade Israel Waterman, did eff
cient service in waiting on the old and
hungry vets. The ladies have certainly
worked hard and increasingly to make their
department of the reunion a success,
and that they did so to a commendable de-
gree is fully attested by the satisfaction
and reluctance with which every one who
ate at their hoard left the same. The
menu was an ordinary one, but one that
caught the appetite in a tender spot and
thoroughly satiated all its cravings.
There were good cooked army beans, ele-
CANT hard tack, sayOry coffee, succulent
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Downing a. ..rhe Gladiator

Robert L. Downing, who is starring in
THE Gladiator" under the management
of J. II. Mack, and who is to appear at the
Opera House Tuesday and Wednesday Is
looked upon rs the handsOmest TRACE
dian upon the stage. The photographers
are after him, and offering large sums for
the rights. Although but thirty-twO
years of age, he has supported Edwin
Booth, Mary Anderson and Joseph Jeffer-
son, reaping the highest ~encomiums of the
press with the latter two. Capt. Conner,
McCullOugh's old friend and manager,
writes Manager Mack that he thoroughly
endorses Mr.. Downing rs a worthy sue
cessOr to the lamented tragedian.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Atthe Grand.

The Grand Opera House was packed to
the doors last night by a fashionable
audience, to witness the fifth performance
ofthe famous Silver Spur Company. This
is without doubt the best musical comedy
that has been seen here for some time.
Secure your seats for stO-night's pertor-
nance. The grand matinee Saturday
afternoon promises to be the event OF the
season, when the admission will be only
p cents to all parts Of the house. Gal
lerY 10 cents.
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Catarrh Cur,,d

A clergyman, after Years Of Srs
from that loathsome disease. Ca,,r,S !
vainly trying every known remedy =,
found a prescription which mmnl,.
cured and saved him from death. NV y
ferer from this dreadful disease snit,
self addressed stamped cnyelop. T. =
Lawrence, 2l2 East Ninth SIM, y.
York, will receive the recipe fra, oC wv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-24
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens, and the Coming an
Going of Strangers,

Movements OF Citizens, ana the Coming ana
Going of Strangers,
Hon. John Ruhl, of Clarksburg, is in
the city,
J. X. Myers, Esq, OfStubenville an old
naval officer, paid the REGISTER a pleasant
visit yesterday.
Charles Barton, representing Robert
Downing as Sparticus, the Gladiator was in
town last evening.
Mrs. Lucy Cavanaugh returned home
Tuesday evening, after n pleasant visit to
Berkeley Springs and Maryland.
We regret to hear that Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Walton will leave the first of the
month for Colorado springs to locate per
manently.
Mr.. Mort Botsford has aflag in his show
window on Market street which he carried
when q boy in 1910 during the Harrison
campaign.
Mr.. c. A. Keim, who has been studying
with his preceptor; DIR. w. II. Hall, Of
Martins Ferry, Ohio, for the past two
years, leaves Tuesday for Philadelphia to
enter the Philadelphia Dental College
and Hospital of Oral Surgery.
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Base a To-Day.

People who desire to see good game of
of ball should go and see the Steuben-
Vile Wheeling game to-day. Smith and
Patterson will be the battery for the home
team and Dunn and Westlake for the yisi-
itors. The following are the members in
their positions for game to-day: Wheeling;
Patterson catcher, Smith pitcher, Sui
ryan first, $. White second, j. White third
Nichol short, Upright left, Ali middle,
Wright right. acknowledgements
catcher, Dunn pitcher, Spence first, Hutch
isOu second, Speidel third, Miller short,
Hennegan left, Walker middle, Darrah
right.
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the most elaborate displays were in the
business part of the city. Main and Mar
ket streets, from Fourth to Sixteenth,
were veritable seas of flags and
strcamers, in many instances the
fronts of business houses being com
pletely covered with the stars and stripes
or appropriate :mottoes. Seldom. indeed,
if ever, has more pains or expense been
employed in embellishments of this sort,
and this fact alone stamps the Reunion
with popular approval.
Prominent among the veterans were
groups of cOlOred soldiers, some wearing
badges of United States regiments, while
others displayed the insignia of Ohio and
Pennsylvania regiments. Probably fifty
colOred men In all were in line, and they
evidenced 4 deep interest in the proceed.
ings of the day.
The tramp over the route as laid down
in the programme occupied about IN hour
and a half. The head OF the column ar
irving at the entrance to the fair grounds
about a quarter TO twelve. The various
bodies rapidly marched inside the enclosure
and were dismissed for dinner, while the
twelve pound gun bclched forth its well
in an unmistakable way.
~
nN THE GDnrNnS
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Married Abroad.

Capt. Geo. j. MathisOn, of the post Of
flee force, was married in Cleveland, Ohio,
to Miss Nolan, ut the residence of the
brides parents yesterday afternoon.
Only Capt. Mathison's most in
innate friends were awar of his
intention and many will learn of the
event with surprise, but will extend him
and his bride the heartieSt good wishes.
The Captain did not forget the boys at the
post office and yesterday afternoon they
were served with an elegant collation. by
Mr.. Ziegenfeldcr.
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Sixteenth street with the Fight Ofthe line
resting on Chapline. The Pennsylvania
soldiers took their stand on Fifteenth
street, while the West Virginia veterans
were assigned position on Fourteenth street.
In each of the divisions thus formed the G..
A. +. Posts took the right of the line, being
placed in the order of their seniority. Col.
Curtis and his efficient corps of aids soon
had everything in order, and shortly after
ten O'Clock, although the Wellsburg and
Martins Ferry G.. A. r. Posts had not put
in IN appearance, the word forward was
given, and the head of the column turned
into Fourteenth street from Chapline, turned
to the left at Main, and the march over
the city began, amid the music of a dozen
bands and drum corps and the cheers of
thousands Of spectators, Following were
the component parts of
THE COLUMN:
Rra DirisioR.
CHIEF OF POLICE.
Captain Porter Smith.
Qfecrs-Dunlap, Junkins, Bell, Duffy. Killeen
Carney, Lukens, MeNich0l, Devlin. Desmond
Hansumaker, Glenn, Hazlett, Truschen
BugieT, Fred Roller.
CHIEF MARSHAL.
Col. W: b. Curtis, West Liberty.
AidsLCol, Hugh Sterling, W. II. Travis. Col ]
+. CharleswOrth. Maj, ThoS. H. Norton. Cant
VIM. Barry, Lieut.. John B, Caldwell, j. NJ
Gonter, San. Brlbaker, Alex. Prev, Lieut.. +.
Q. Robinson, l. I. Busby and q. w. Bags.
Richmond, O., Band-l4 men.
jefferson County, O.. Soldiers. Junior Vice De-
partment Commander n n Tlnaay
commanding-Slmen.
representatives Of twenty-five Ohio Regimant,
Capt. d. S. Ball, Of Canton, commando
ng-S0 men.
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Cincinnati Excursion

To Cincinnati and return via of &. & o.
Saturday, Sept 25th, 1885, for $500.
Tickets good returning five days. No
change of ears between Wheeling and Gin
cinnati.
For sleeping car accommodations, &C.,
call on B. so. agents.
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as they trudged up one
thOroughfare and down an
other. Even on the back
streets on the South Side and
in the East End, bunting
was displayed in lavish pro-
fusion, and the streets were
crowded with sightseers. As
q mo+tar Of hnyUayar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-24
Pan Handle Excursion to Cincinnati $500.

Saturday, September 25th, the 7. c. &
st. l.. K. X. will sell Excursion tickets to
Cincinnati, at rate named above, which
will include admission to the Exposition.
Tickets good for return trip, five days.
Tickets now on sale ut Pan Handle ticket
Office. Trains will leave at 100 A. NJ,
and $40 p. NJ, City Time.
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while about the headquarters on
Market street squads of badge be-
decked soldiers could be seen talking
over old times, or reviving the in
cidents of the previous day. The blare of
brass horns and the rattle Of drums soon adj
ded to the din and confusion, while at 9
o'clock the big gun on the Fair Grounds
Joined in the racket, its voice not being
thereafter hushed until the shades of night
had fallen over the city. Shortly after
nine o'clock, when everybody had break
tasted, the various organizations began to
assemble and march to the posts allotted
in the programme for the formation of
rur MARCHING l.
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Index to New Advertisements.

SECOND
Notice TO Commercial Statesmen.
Excelsior Baking POwder-R. II. List.
FOURTH PAGE.
Fall and Winter Clothing-D. Gundling s 20.
Wedding Gifts. G.. Dillon.
For Sale-PiauO and Organ Boxes,
A Card-JOhn Z. Troll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-24

CINCINNATI and return via. B. &, o.
Saturday, September %, the B. 4. o.
will sell round "Trip tickets to Cincinnati
at the low rate of S..
For further information call at B. & D.
ticket Office.
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LIS. GooD&Co. selldry goods the cheapest.

Fort Wayne Route to Chicago. Quick Time
Train leaving Bridgeport at l:50 p. NJ,
city time, arrives in Chicago the following
morning at 6:3O. Connection made in the
Union Depot for all points West and
Northwest.
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BEST game of the season to-day, Steuben-
vile vs.. Wheeling. Don't miss it.
The n & a.

will sell round trip tickets to Pittsburg n
81. so and Washington, Pa, at 81 every
Sunday morning. Trains leave at, sos and
1885, city time.
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miles Who had not the
fact wildly impressed
upon their minds that the
boys in blue were still
with us. Soon the streets
began to fill up with sight
seers, thus early in search
of available points from
which to view the parade,
the heodnuorterS IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-24

EVERY lady in Wheeling should not
fail to % to the Silver Spur Matinee Sat
urday afternoon. Admission % cents to
all parts of the house. Gallery 10 cents.
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up TWenty-IOurtn 10 OhaP-
line, up Chapline to Tween
ty-second, down Twenty
second to Market, up Mar
ket to Sixteenth, then out
Sixteenth to Jacob, up ia
cob to Fourteenth, Town
Fourteenth to Market, up
Market to Ninth, down
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-24

If you want to learn shorthand writing
send one cent stamped self-addressed en-
velope to Slice & Dibes, Stenographers,
Columbus, d.
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THE ladies will no doubt make q grand
rush to the Silver Spur Mstinee Saturday.
Admission - cents to all parts Ofthe house.
Gallery 10 cents.
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Our AsSortments Are Large

Varied, complete styles the latest and most aHTS Ms
and qualities the very best the world produces Sn~
our manner of doing business was pretty near nsnL
house wouldn't be pointed out so often as the n~
Clothing Establishment. If our goods anu CLthr|
not right, We would hardly be doing the latgts az ID
trade in the State. Well show you Olo'll ~ end n al
and children that's better and finer than you !" % Ma IA
Wouldn't ~onIdi l cOme here u and Ike keep acoming. You You. can o ! /
pend on getting every desirable and move, t .m d u
market, at prices 20 per cent. lower than u"
other establishment in the city. In
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LADIES don't fail to 20 TO the grand Sill
yer Spur Matinee Saturday afternoon. Adj
mission only % cents to all parts of the
house. Gallery 10 cents.
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pom reaching
h grounds
the troops
scattered, and
their appe6tes
being thor
Oughly sharp
ened by the
long march,
they enter
ed into a
discussion of
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pridrenort nrlm corns-smen.

Bridgeport Drum Corps|Smen.
Co. F.. Twenty-ffth Ohio, W. I. Stedman, com
manding, Bridgeport-l0 men.
Uranium Post, No. 221, G. A. R., Bridgeport,
Louis Skidmore, comanding-SO men,
rhoburn Post, No. u, Martins Ferry, Abraham
Lash commanding-40 men.
East Liverpool Drum Corps-s men.
Gen. LYON, Post No. A, East Liverpool, F. G..
Croxall, commanding-i0 men.
-Four pound cannon, commanded by J. n. Rose
s men.
Opera House Band-lS men.
Eight Regiments Ohio, Maryland and Kentucky
Veterans, II. c. Peterman command
ing-6O men.
Second DirisiOn.
MARSHAL.
Lieut.. F. C. Robinson.
Aids-Capt. W. A. Mccoy, Capt. John Settler.
First Virginia Cavalry, Third Brigade, Clusters
Division, Capt. Andrew Grub, COM
manding-l25 men.
McGiyin Drum Corps men.
Meade Post No. 6, Fairmont, Capt. J. W. Shroyer
commanding-l5 men.
Holiday Post, No. IL, Capt. J. W. RObb com
manding-2S men.
Cameron Drum Corpse men.
S. b. stidger Post, No. IS, Cameron, Daniel Yon-
kin COMMANDING men.
Drum Corps-6 men.
Z. W. Stevens, Post No. 81, city, Joseph Arkle
commandments men.
Pierpont Post, No. 9, Wellsburg, Gen. 1. H.Durall
commanding-60 men.
First Virginia Infantry, II. B.. Hubbard COM
manding-6 men.
Seventh Virginia Infantry, Capt. Samuel Crause
commanding|2 men.
Black Eagle Drum Corps-IO men.
Battery D-Carlin's Battery-Lieutenant Harris
and Lieutenant M~orriSon-50 men.
Third Dirisioa.
Bugler.
MARSHAL
Col. J.. F. Charlesworth.
Drummond Post, No. 2O3, st. CIairsville-GO men
mounted.
Carriages.
No. Capt. B. B. DOvener, Capt. John Carlin;
Gen. /. II. Duval, p. b. DobbinS, Secretary ana
Treasurer Reunion.
No. Pills Honor Mayor Grub, DR.. I; II. Logan
President Chamber of Commerce, Vice PreSl-
dent W. Z. Hughes, Secretary Howard HaZlett.
No. S-Maior 7. II. Mckee, Capt. Hart, Hospital
Stewart First Virginia, Col. K. E. Fleming.
No. 4-Maior J. n. Free, Thirty-First Ohio,
Sergeant McCOnley, Major Lee Raymond, sur
geon Neal, Twelfth Virginia.
No. sc. w. Kennedy, First West Virginia Cav
airy.
No. 6-B. W. Avend. s%ixty-Third Ohio, John
Schiller, First Maryland.
No. 7-Relicf Corps, Spangler Post, Bellairc-D
ladies.
No. S-PreSS.
No. Col. y. Wilkinson.
Miscellaneous carriages and wagons, containing
about 80 men.
REHABILITATION.
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MARSHALL AMI staff 10
Musicians rs
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A GREAT DAY.

The Tri-Shts Reunion Passes into His
tory.
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THE STORY OF A MINE

And the Great DeadwOod Mystery"
by Bret Harte, Original and Copy
righted. will begin I'm nextS Sundays
Register. DOn't fail 10 read 10. IL In
one of this celebrated best.
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Cincinnati and Return. $500. by the Pan
Handle Route.

Saturday, September 25th, p. c. Il st.
L. X. X. Co. will sell excursion tickets to
Cincinnati, at the rate of $500 for round
trip. For tickets and further particulars,
call on ticket agent, Pan Handle Route.
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ATeeIin9 8e9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
THE WEATHER.
THERMOMETERS RECORD.

Mr.. C. SchnepI, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature, yesterday: Ia m, %; II
u, n; 3p. m, 75; : p. M, IS.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., September "a
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, fair slightly warmer weather,
variable winds shifting to Southerly.
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OUR A@DVERTISEMED1

This week is addressed to CAREFUL FlEEh
AND PRUDENT MOTHERS, who want handsome and
substantial Clothing for their boys at honest prizes; %
the workingman, whose efforts to make a dollar make
him know the value of it, but who ~clecrtnhy ~eXchaDs'
his hard-won earnings for the necessities and coIN"N
of life, when he is convinced that an honest and Sl''"
full effort is being made to deserve the confidence he u
plays; to rising young men, who aim tocomllg nI+
some dressing with economy and good taste; to 'n"OsI
full, particular and economical people OF all S'0N w
want to escape the extortions of the average lne0aa.
tailor, yet shrink from the fortunes inflicted by '~ u
of some so-calIed clothiers; to all these we say ""
need Clothing call on us.
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GREAT game to-day, Steubenville vs.,
Wheeling.
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Seriouk Danger

To Cincinnati and return via B. & o.,
Sept. 25th. Bound trip, So.
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ON II GROUNDS.

The Dinner and the Speeches in the AT
%ternoon.
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and soon the down town
streets from Twelfth south
to the creek were filled with
people of all natiOnalities
and ages. The Ohio troops
embracing G. A. r. Posts
and representatives OfsOme
twenty five or thirty Buck
eve Regiment, formed on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-24

SMITH and Patterson will be Wheeling's
battery to-day.
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the suns rays made their way through the
clouds, and for an hour it seemed as
though the day was to be u fair one, but
shortly after ten O'Clock the sky again be-
come overcast, and rain was looked for at
any moment. . 1t was under these unfavor-
able circumstances that the veterans made
their way, in the early hours of the day,
from the various hotels, boarding houses
and residences which had given them
shelter over night, to the places assigned
for the formation of the various Organiza-
tions taking n part in the parade, audit was
because of the threatening state of the
weather, that hundreds who should have
been in line, when the word Forward"
was given, contented themselves with a
stand among the thousands Of spectators
who lined the sidewalks along the route OF
march. Still the parade was
AGREAT AND GLORIOUS SUCCESS
and every soldier, rs well as every citizen,
has reason to feel proud of the splendid
display made. The length of the line and
the splendid marching OF the veterans sur
prised the majority of the spectators, and
on every side could be heard words of adj
miratiOn and qualification. The sentiment
was unanimously one of con-
graduation, that in the face
of enormous difficulties and
with weather ofan extremely unfavorable
nature, the Reunion had proved itself all
that had been hoped, and many were the
predictions that next year when the great
gathering of the Army of
West Virginia takes place, the
crowd of strangers and the scenes of pub
lie rejoicing would eclipse that historic
week in 1876, when the city gave itself up
so fully to music, decorations, illumina-
tons, pyrotechnics and ~cannOnading.
The inhabitants of the city and its
suburbs were aroused from sleeD at the
first peep of dawn by
THE DEEP-vOICED THUNDER
of the twelve pound PARROT gun on the
fair grounds. Thirteen guns were fired in
rapid succession. By the time the echoes
of the last shot had died away there were
very few people within 4 radius of three
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REHABILITATION
THE ROUTE OF MARCH

Was over the following streets: Up Chap
line street to Fourteenth, down Fourteenth
to Main, down Main to Twenty-tourth,
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DRUNKENNESS

INSANITY Cured
Dr.. Haines' GOLDEN SPECIFIC tasfanfly
AL appetite for alcoholic LIQUORS. It can
be secretly administered In coffee, tea or any
article OF food, even In liquor itself, with uerer-
falling results- Thousands have been cured,
who to-day believe they quit drinking Of their own
free will. Endorsed by everybody but saloon.
keepers- Address In confidence,
a0LnKH sPKcIyIc CO., ls6 Race 81, cincinaati, o.