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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-17
GEoRs Z WARRINGTON.
a Hitherto URPpblIshsd LBttSr from th'
Father Of HIS County.

Father of HlS Country.
The following interesting letter from
General Washington was handed to the
INTELueEScRR by Hon. Josiah Sinclair,
OF Benwood. Sir John Sinclair, to whom
the letter is addressed, was Scottish
bRIonet, kinsman OF Mr.. Josiah Sinclair's
great-grandiather. SirJohn Sinclair visited
this country 10 inquire into tbs condition
OF the agricultural industry, and from him
Sir Johns RIM, Morgan county, il said to
take is name, in c0nmemOration OF his
party camping there while on a fox hunt.
At the time the letter was written Sir
John Sinclair was u member OF Parlia-
msnt, with large landed estates in Scot
land, where he did great deal OF expert
mental high-tRrming. WashinGt0n's hand.
writing is very clear, the characters we'll
formed, and the ink still OF fairly good
color,
PHILADELPHIA, 9th March, 1871.
sIR:-On the 18th Of Deer | wrote
you long letter and intended before the
close Of the last session OF Congress (which
ended on the third instant contormably
to the Constitution to nave addressed
You again, but oppressed as ! was with
tho various occurrences incident thereto,
especially in the latter part oil 1t, it
has not been in my power 10 do SO during
It's continuance; and now the arrange
ments necessary to my departure from
this Gity-lor more tranquil theatre, and
Tor the indulgence oil rural pursuits, viii
oblige me to suspend my purpose until /
am fixed at Mount Vernon, where OK
psCt soon to be; having resigned the chair
OF government 10 Mr., Jn0, Adams on Fri
day last, the day on which | completed
my second four years administration.
Under theUirCumst8ace here mentioned
should not have troubled you at this
time with 80 short letter but for the pur-
pose OF accompanying it with two or three
pamphlets on the subject Of agricultural
one OF which treats mOre extensively on
Gypsum as u manure than any have
seen before.
The other two will only serve to shsw
that essays oil similar kind Ge making
In this infant country,
lam sorry ~ add that nothing .iaGi in
Congress has been decided respecting the
institution OF National board Of Agr,-
salture recommended by me at the open.
ing OF tue Session, But this did not, rs |
believe, proceed from any disilcltnation
to the measure, but from their limited
sitting, and pressure OF what they con.
Celved more important business, think
II highly probable thatn mex; Session will
bring this matter to maturity.
With the highest esteem aud respect, !
have the houor to be, SIR,
Ir. most libby O'bt Ssry'h
&. WAsnINGroN,
Sir J0ha Sinclair, Rari.
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A rlYE YEAn A0NkNMANr
Coutidtrsd bI tho NA,lerS anI sriAIvl
HuEkInHu,

Com idtrsd bI tho SAllOrS Anh Striking
WOEkmSu,
A good deal ofspsulaIion and discussion
is still heard concerning the probable out
come OF the nail strike. The failure OF
these concerned to arrive at any under.
atandng SO far, whiia Disappointing to the
public, has not vet removed the Impress.
lon that the difficulty will be adjusted in
the near future. This impression Is pre-.
served, II not deepenod, by tue talk Of
several stockholders i'll the nail factories,
who are anxious to Gee the strike at m
end, Such influence has had much to do
with The settlement OF former strikes.
Said one Of the strikers yesterday; "The
manufacturers are pretty sick OF the ailua.
ton. II they arc not, why do they talk
about signing the RGale for live years.
A little inquiry developed tho fact that
this Ia q sub .ct Of some discussion among
both the manufacturers and workmen,
At the talk between representatives OF the
two classes here several weeks ago the
idea Of an agreement tim. would be- bind.
ing for five years was broaChed by a man.
uiacturer, and IL Reemed 10 he the general
desire Of the mill.owners that when an
agreement should be arrived at, whatever
scale was adopted might be duly signed
for period CT i've years. OF course, the
Executive Committee Of the United
Nailers, Heaters and Rollers Association
has no power to bind the Association to
any agreement for longer period than
their term Of tilCe; bat mailer whose
view was asked yesterday said a valid
agreement binding upon the Association
for i've years could be made by authority
specially conveyed by tho Association by
vote q tho lodges throughout the Coun.
try. Such Ru agreement would obvfate
strikes and disagreemcnts, and do away
with the tOlmAIity Of Signing the ecale
annually.
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Ngw style parasolB will be opened this
morning by Geo. K. Taylor.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and whsslIug Foil
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Hon. ]. Dunbar, Of SteubenvIlle, was in
the city yesterday.
Capt Charley Dunlap, Train Master OIL
the B. 4 O., with headquarters at Grafton
was in the city yesterday.
Col. George W. Thompson, ofParkers,
burg, Vice President OF the Ohio River
railroad, was in the city yesterday.
Rev. j. s. Pomeroy, OF DIoundsville,
passed through the city yesterday on bis
way to Claysvile, Pa, where lie delivered
q lecture on Now and Then" last night.
Mr.. Samuel Laughlin went to Pitts.
burgh yesterday to attend meeting Of
the mining engineers Of the country,
which brings together also many gentle.
men Interested In iron manufacture.
A telegram from Hugh Brockunier an.
nounCes the eafe arrival Sunday night at
Los Angeles Of the Wheeling party;which
left hero on tho 9th inst. En- route they
spent day at the curious old town Of
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Houston CITY, r..a., la. a LluLs Ionan.n.

Houston City, Texas, Has Luls BOnapna
At the drawing Of The Louisiana State
Lottery on, January 18th, Houston struck
bonanza. No. 7065S drew, the Third
Capital Prize Of $1,000 and two-ffths Of
the ticket were cold here. One.fi!h wat
held by j. q. Kleint,l Ter d %. and The
other by Mr.. B;ostznan, who runs a lunch
counter a. the Gambfinus saloon, each
fifth drawing $1,000. Another gentleman
held nth that drew Sl,OOO.-Ho@ion
(Isrds) Post, jan. II. WAw
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TRUSTEES RESIGN.
FIRsr PREsBYrERlAN oaURou,
OF Bsillirs, Stirred up byu Sermon of tn.
Pa.tOF, Taking the Trustees to Task for
Failure to Pay GissalAIy Prompt.
ly-OODgregatlonAl Meeting.

A congregational meeting was held a
the First Presbyterian Church at Bellair'
last night, to consider the financial condi
ton OF the church. The meeting was call
ed by the Trustees, after consultation will
the Elders, aud all OF the Trustees but W
j. McClain Joined in a statement tina
they had found 1t impossible to pay thu
pastor and provide Tor the expenses OF the
church, and that they had called the meet
ing to refer the matter 10 the congrega
ton.
A motion was made and prevailed, in
structing the Trustees to canvass the con
grsgation again. This was taken by the
Trustees IS reflection on them, and IL.
Roemer, Z. A. McGregor and +, NJ. Strong
Of the Board OF Trustees, resigned. Their
q motion to adjourn was hurnedly carried
and all proceedings stopped.
TuE OUTCOME ov A SERMON.
This meeting was directly tho result o
the sermon OF the pastor, Rev, j. X. Nc
kallip, Sunday before last. In this ser
mon the Trustees were arraigned fol
neglect OF duty, and Mr., Free, president o.
the Board, made reply vt the time
This occurrence has been somewhat mis-
represented In certain newspaper reports
al there was no disorder, though a gooc
deal oil feeling was stirred upin the church
and q considerable number OF the mem
bera declared their intention to withdraw
their support from the present pastor
Tho Trustees therefore felt justified II
claiming their inability to make both and'
meat. The pastor'I salary was only
month in arrears.
RRLLAIRE BRIEFS
The South BeAalre NJ, i, church has re
Ceiyed fourteen acCesslons on probation
Council IL asked to take some steps to
drive out tho tramps that are now harbor'
ed here,
Squire j, j. Powell is lying at Barnes
vile, ut his daughters home, not expected
to recover from his present Illness
Mr.. Greeley Branum, of Bridgeport, was
in town Yesterday experimenting the dis
tribution Of u car load Of groceries.
Rev, X. NJ. Denny, the American Bible
society's agent, will preach at this Second
NJ. l.. Church Thursday evening on the
Bible cause.
James Terrell, miner q. Heathering.
ton 4 Keliy's banks, was badly Crushed
Monday evening, but il ID not thought
that his injuries are fatal.
The filed embankments Of the Ohio
Valley Railroad near Pinch Run, have not
been harmed in the least by the high
water. The outer parts OF the slopes are
OF blast furnace Stag.
Willie Jackson, yesterday noon, fell
from one Of the windows at the lima
Glass Works and broke one leg at the
thigh. Ills face was badly bruised and
cut by the fall, which was from q consld-
cradle height. lie leaned against the
window shutter to rest after completing q
turn at carrying, when the shutter ileW
open and lot him fall out.
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TWO RIBS BROKEN,
A BAD FALL AT THEB,ao 0. DEPOT,
". u. Tirgls. of zans.vills, FAlls from a
TrAIn on the HsmBHsld Bridge to ths
Water BslSW aud Is Badly InIarsd.
Tue DstRlIS Of the Occurrences,

Mr.. W. L. TinSle, OF Zauesyills, who
travels Tor large Louisville firm, met
with very severe accident at the Bslti.
more < Ohio depot yesterday morning.
He arrived in ths city Monday evening
and registered atthe stamm House, where
he found a telegram IRON a gentleman in
Pittsburgh asking him to meet him in
that city yesterday. Mr.. Jingle decided
to 90 to Pittsburgh on tho train leaving
here over the Hsmpheld division At sos
O'Clock.
As he entered the depot the train was
Just starting, Sight.watchman ThOmp'
son called to him to hurry aud hs ran
rapidly down the platform, reaching the
end Just at The rear car OF the train,
which was now crossing the creek bridge,
came alOug Mr.. Tirgle had yalise in
one hand and that left him only the other
to catch the platform hand rail with. The
etep was high and no sooner had his loot
struck it than he slipped OFT, by this time
the entire train was on the bridge. Mr..
Tingle was holding on with one hand
and being dragged along. Feeling HIM
self being swung under the train he de-
cided 10 let 70 and take luis
chances, In falling he fell on the bridge
on his side, breaking two rbl, and from
the bridge fell into tho water 30 iaet he
low. The water was deep and Mr.. Tingls
would probably have been drowned had
he not been fortunate enough to get y good
hold on pier aud mansgs to stay there
until Thompson, who had witnessed the
accident, could gel to him and rescue him
trcm his peritoui position, He was taken
at once to the Stlmm House and made rs
comiortableas possible, Its feared that in
addition to the broken ibis there are some
other internal injuries. Just how danger
ously he is hurt remains TO be learned,
Mr.. Tiugle is well known and has rela'
tiyrs here. Ho isA brother Of George X.
Tingle. His wiie was telegraphOd for and
will be here To-day.
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welt Liberty Normal school.

lion. b. y. Morgan, State Superintendent
Of Free Schools, has conceived the excel.
lent idea Of a series Of lectures in the State
Normal Schools. Though delivered be.
fore the students II Is desired that the
public attend.
The first lecture at the West Liberty
Normal School will be delivered on satnf.
day evening next, February 20, by Mr..
Charles Durdstt Hart, subject, "rongue
and PEN" II is expected that tho lecture
will be entertaining as we'll as instructive.
Principal Cox requests the lHTELLiaKNcRH
to invite the good people Of the vicinity to
come out and hear something about "the
untuly member"
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Mr. B. Il. Williams, a highly respected
and well known citizen Of welIsburg, died
at his residence there on Monday after.
iioon Of q rheumatic affection, Mr.. vii.
liams has been IN the livery business In
that town for the past twenty five years,
with the exception Of q short time. lie
had many friends among the commercial
travellers Of this city, who have travelled
in his section and who will sincerely re-.
greet his demile. lie leaves u vile and
several children,
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IGOR RENT-THE FINE THRgF
y S3ry Ies Ish IsSo 4 r. present Ccrurd b. y
elg AZ rooms, bath room, wWe' gAs and al i ~ a.
clnyenlcnces, Apply TO ARTHUR liili 'sa
lA9lsWAs
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A iIoom tor CopstssA,

The Weston DfnOtrdi starts hooiu iol
lie well known townbman for tue First
district Democratic Congressional notii'
nation "a follows. 'lIoh. George j. AT.
mold owns more improved land than any
other man In the First Congressional die.
triCt He makes good use Of Il, too. lie
brings money into the county, 10 liberal 10
his tenants, aud enjoys the proper re.
ward Of a life Of toll and labor. While he
Cllngs 10 agriculture and cattle.raibing, he
contributes % much 40 any other man we
know Of 10 the support Of our State aud
county Rofefnmelte,"
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Maurice Cohn, The would.be murderer
and suicide, was still lying at the county
Jail last evening, and there was no notice,
able change in his condition. The pain In
bis head troubled him more yesterday
than before, and he seemed more nervous
and exCitAble. lie is still forbidden to
talk at any length, ank MI the converse.
ton he has yet INDUCED In IL a little talk
to his jailer or fellow.prisoners as to bis
condition or wants. His recovery Is pro-
nounCed 40 doubtful as 1t ever was. Those
about the jailaro Of the opinion that he still
hphireA 10 die.
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READ John Harrington & Co.'s Carpet
and Curtain advertisement, and better
still, go to the store and see what they are
Offering, and the low prices at which they
are selling to the people OF Wheeling and
vicinity Carpets and Onrtains-gS days
moro OF the aalo.
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The meeting Ia this church last evening
was Of great interest. The feeling is deep.
ening each day. To-day meetings will be
held at 10 A. NJ, at r. ~ and 10 the even.
ing In the interest Of gospel work among
drinking men. The service In the fore.
noon will be especially for ladies, and oil
ladies interested In this work are invited
" be present and take part In the exer.
Clses. The public is cordially invited 10
tile afternoon and evening services,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-17

READ John Harrington 4 Co.'s Carpet
and Curtain advertisement, and better
still, go to tho store and see what they ARE
Offering, and the low prlCes ut which they
are selling to the people Of Wheeling and
vicinity Carpets and Curtains-2S days
more OF the sale.
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WARRINGTON, Feb. l7.--l A. M--For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair warm
weather. variable winds, generally south.
sfly ID The ohio Valley, and cloudy IN
the Tennessee Valley.
For the LowerL Lake Region, fair weather
In the western portion, followed by local
snous, followed by fair weather and
again followed by local SHOWS, southeast.
erly winds, falling barometer and slowly
rising Temperature,
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EOR RENTI,..

IN "RElLlY BLOCK" OPERA llou,gtUNq
one stoG'rcOgi fronting OH Market ,tn,t. li,
TO &, schnCplB drug Store. Seyeu TtuI ioto
10 SECOND aud lllil stories. one large M cCys
Ing the entire building. AhU. u hNndnm,lyill
nlshed aud well liiltud baSemppi, suitable bI
mos! any kInd Il bu lncss, and Mill Ia C1nn,IS
Ia few days. The other rooms are ready lai v
CupSilCE now,
The store OoM aud upstairs looms h,gi,Jp,,
llnihhCh, No. ll6g SHiu street pUSse,i.i Iii
dist Aphl.
One Large Sl0Ie'rGOm and cellar, No u I'm,
street corner AIna and Broadway, island. MOI
large Rtck llONC, No. 2ii6 Main street sNhst
for II DOAtdiuR house. Possession, lr,i Aph.
AlO, four tenement hOllYCS IN same iOyaQa
Posses Ion eau ~ given NJ once, AMI un.ii,alOl.
able 10 coed tenants. Apply u
n. REILLY,
lc1 Nos 1901 and INIi Vpin si,t
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EDWARD L. Hose 4 Co. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe y. N. Co. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep full line Of
lloweS aud the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with It's perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't iail " zee The
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
nihar ua0a
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DOR RENT-A TEN ROOM BpIcG
IL pTell me-. suitable for two mwll - -" ~. h
aud gas throughout: No - TTtutltis ,tt, !, ",ti
QuiIe Of Ma, f, u YOUNG, No q Inv e,,,'sa ~
ktTCcL ''gs !
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ND Iutnetn tlo 10 slenhnn1llle.

The Turner Society has arranged with
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & IT, LOFTS
IailwAy Company for o special train 10
leave Wheeling Sunday, February 2lst,
at $3.50 O'Clock A. NJ Wheeling line) /;
returning, leave steubenvllle $3.50 o'clock
p y, Wheeling time. A large turnout iS
anticipated.
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READ John Harrington 4 Co.'s Carpet
and Curtain advertisement, and better
still, 20 10 the store and see what they are
Offering, and the low prices at which they
are selling to the people o. Wheeling and
vicinity Carpets and Curtalns-2S days
more OF the sale,
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E0R RENT-TH f. STORE.RuOSll An
u dwelling, M llly Main street. maj, 'Np
pied by Miss /. Ro1y, aintlllnctyUtanihtr.
als the Warehouse, No. liOl MAIN ,ill.l f,tr
CuPlg by EaylUl, McCNnmOn q Co. Ami, I.,
ROGERS AZ No. 400 Main Iiittt. ''' VA
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ECZEMA
And Every Species Of Itchiag and Barn
Ing Diseases Cared by CHtIcura'

ECZEMA or Salt Rbeum, With T. sgopiL.as itGn,
iny and bnruipV, instAuty relic 'ed BY 4, WsIn i
~ * IL ,I,b Ctttriifa sOap aud single Appieltol
Of Cuuclirs, the giCAL SKIN CuIt tbs lTisa lSi
daily vim tgO II Ihnse does OF u1ueurt htSoiIi
ent the New Blood PnHaer 10 Keep w v'v ~.
sool nc NEGOTIATION pure Ant uulFnttl hs' l w
bnS.is ot,'u. Inc liver aud Kidneys aellYs, VIII
sDesdiiy rurG cs na letter. Riug yOrm, FAoEiAsls,
iiOh.n' PfufiluS, Scall Hold, D4nItuu; Al0 sveiy
snseIss ni itlhilE sCLIy and pimPy HumoFs ..
IN scaiu aud sEIn, when the bsst physicians ana
III knoWl nuvdies !all,
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The Baltimore & Ohio arc selling low
rate excursion tickets to New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts. For
tickets, tourists guides and full iniorma.
ton, call on or address T. @. Burke, Ticket
Agent. Baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel.
ing, W, Va,
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HEAD John Harrington 4 Co.'s Carpet
and Curtain advertisement, and better
still, 20 to the store and see what they are
Offering and the low prices at which they
arc selling 10 the people Of Wheeling aud
vicinity Carpets and Curtains--2S days
more Of the sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-17

READ John Harrington & Co.'s Carpet
md Curtain advertisement, and better
still, 70 10 the store and see what they are
offering, and the low prices at which they
are selling 10 the people Of Wheeling aud
vicinity Carpets and Curtains-9S days
more OF the sale,
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object to Dog rIgh,s.
Va Ne r.llm oLlM LnLlIILunlc,r.

A"'" @'"W W "N A'Ht"tbtWSttt
Sir: We Gee in your issue ofthis morn
ing an account OF the brutal dog fight Ia
Walnut Grove on Monday. The article
says there will be another similar fight al
the same place next Monday. You can
imagine what kind Of crowd such M
event would attract and what kind Of
language would be used. It may not be
known to many Of our citizens that these
brutal exhibitions take place In sight ol
our school building in the First ward
where our children are being educated
and near the cemetery in which many Of
our loved ones are buried. The question
naturally arises, ought they to be per.
mitted? VIII our authorities permit such
q gross outrage on civilization? We say
now, II they will not interfere, the citzonf
will take the matter in their own hands
And we here give public notice that there
will be no public dog fight in MARITIME
Ferry next Monday. MANY CITIZENS,
Martins Ferry, february IL,
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Gke GrttelliQettter.
OHlcst nos. 30 and " Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.

FOr uent- Ilick dwelling
Horses OF MuleG Wanted Laugllln 4 Junction
Steel Co.
Home Again Logan y 20.
Coal KOthnllLe Bros.
FOf Rent Store room-lleAd Of Local.
Carpets, Carpets John Harrington q Co. Fiat
page.
i.tlSlrouS MO'AlllG COlots-- Il. Il. NiCOll.
Chlllrens single HlCe Pants u. dundllng Il Co.
Old Chemht-Fourth lAyC.
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WILL. MCDONALD, asa Desrbon street, Chicago,
Vratt folly 4uShOAled IS AuIfe Of Et4slpA Or shi.
RSsnm An head, meet, Ase, arms AMI legs i9l
tsvsiIesu JeSfs; no. lle b walk cXcep; on Alnds
md Knees for nuc yer; moi able 70 aslp hlmSeil
III eight ytAIs, I'll Il hundFedS OF Tentules, W
torS prOntuAttd his case hoFaithS; peImHnehssiy
cured by CutlCuTa LGsOlyeui lllool putlueIl ~,
iSrnSlly' anl Cu,l.nrl aud C1ticurA soap llhe
rat skin CuIesl externally
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EOs3sut.

poems FOR RENT-lN T0pc
~ BROOKS Block. Apply low, Y, tmi 6HHsN'
BRO, lsg0 Market street 70 "VSl :
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For olnrnlnnd nnll rhInnrn.

BY taking the l:47 r. NJ. train on the @.
& r road passengers arrive In Cleveland
Of O:9b +. NJ, and Chicago ut $3.50 the fol.
lowing morning. Connections made In
Union depot, Chicago. for all points west,
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WngN will the average citizen stop
spending his hard earnings on cigars and
tobaCCo7 Give II up2 Well, when he
hnds he can do without tobacco and
cigars, but not without Dr.. Bulls Cough
EVfnb.
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The sixth annual convention Of the
National Agricultural aud Dairy AesocIa.
ton was opened at New York yesterday.
Abontsixty delegates from various parts
Of the country were present.