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PERs OVAL rARIonArnS.
Movements of People About I

Movements of People About a
Miss Gertrude Smith, of Tarpor's
Ferry, who has been visiting the fami-
ly of Lee G Cockrcll, Of Tunnelton,
for tho past few months, returned home
on Saturday last We could guess the
name Of one young man up at Tunnel
ton who was sorry to see her leave.
George NJ. Whitescarver, general
manager of the X TT railroad, came
to town Tuesday and remained for a
few days looking after the interests Of
the company.
John w Mason, attorney for the
X & T., was in town on Tuesday.
Hon John = Jones, of Terra Alta,
came over to the county seat Monday.
NJ. l.. ShafFer and A. J. Boaafeld,
were in town on Tuesday.
Creed Huntington, of Terra Alta,
was in town Monday.
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Harry Mankins. Youngest child OF
Mrs. Sarah +. Msnkins, of Tunnelton
died on Sunday morning of pncumon
ia fever. II was buried on Monday
at the campground.
Mrs Jane Wcsterman. wife of Fred
Wcsterman, Of Tunnelton, died on
Thursday of last week, Of consumption,
and was buried at Camp Chapel Gene
terry on Friday.
The infant chill Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Meyers, of near Howesville,
died on Wednes lay Of last week and
was buried ON Friday. The child
suffered about seven weeks with sp,
nal disease.
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10 wba, tho name indicates Regulator
Of that most imp, rtsnt organ. tho Liver
IL your Liver oGt Of ordef7 Then IL v,ur
Whole system deranged. the breath often
sive, you hsyo hesda be- feel lanqu,d
dispiriio1 and nervous y" appetite sleep
Is troubled and unrofreshing. Simmons
Liver Regulator restores The hopith ACT
ton 90 the Liver. see that you get tire
Genuine prepared by J. " Collin q Co.
a.
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aIaTTi"d.

On January %. 1888. at the resi-.
dence Of thu bride. nv the Rev. a.
w. Love, Joseph II. Lipscome and
Julia Miller.
On January %, 1889, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents hv the
Rev Is. Il Evans, James W. Watkins
and Mamie l.. Har lcsty.
On January %. 1898, at rhe reel
dence Of VIM. wiIes, by tile Rev. J.
W. Hardesiy. Peter +. b lyar and
Sarah r. Wiles.
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TANSERY

The mud has left again and snow
has taken its place. The Shedding is
tolerably good now.
John Crane, George BishoG. Simply
Pullium and Elliott Crane have been
very busy for q week or two hauling
lime stone from the Sypolt saw rill.
q. n. Trembly has dis coal bank
10 working order
Our school, taught by James Pos
ten, is progressing finely. He lie an
industrious and energetic young man
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Farm for Sale.

The under siKcd hRv = iarm of 100 acre.
situated about tour miles from X inv wo,,d
which they viii rsll cheap. About ~
~ res oi This iarin II under cultivation
h"' good tences. 2--tnry dwelling ana
out buildings, we'll waiered and Hplep-
did young orchard, IL IL only shout two
miles from the railroad and IN anderlAlI
with 4-innt yein ot coal. Lime stone In
abundance. Church AHd school houses
within mile of the farm, C,il ON or
address STONE A Ku.pow
k!ngwood. w Va
or m"s"n Snyder on tho promises
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OUR LOCAL NEWSLETTERS.
rHB NEWS FROM an oUARrERS.OF
PRESTON COUNTY
REEDSVILLE,

NELho AhA4Ht
Our town has been Just little fat
since the holidays. so far as social
and public entertainments are con.
cerned. Won't some ono rise up and
offer a suggestion or two that will
wake US all up2
Last week WAS q st.uener, and with
the exception of the usual compli
ment of loafers, everything had
decided lull.
II Is the proper caper for the young
ladies to take their best fellows out
sleigh riding now. Cautious young
men who would avoid proposals from
widows aud old maids should wear
an engagement ring.
1t is just 1000 years since there
were as many SIS in the year as we
have now. II Is a good time for
bachelors to cogit.S. the girls 10 recip.
roc 9 and not he sits.
The mighty Black Bottle question
has again been resurrectcd and is
now the leading topic of convcrsa.
ton and speculation. 1t is thought
work will be resumed on the road
early in the spring.
Two very important lawsuits here
last Saturday.
There were several very interest
ing visitors at school Friday after
noon, and they spoke in high terms
Of the commendable spirit OF our
teacher and pupils in ornamepting
the school.room. Al trlfiing ex-
pense dark cavern Of a room can
be so embellished that it will present
a bazaar OF interesting magnificence
to the small shildren.
A series of meetings were com.
menced at the NJ. r Church at Ma
sontOwn Sunday evening.
The boys and girls were making
good use Of the little snow we had
last week. and We Wished that we
could he boy again, just for to-
night
l.. j. Cobun and y. Baker, tao
level.headed citizens o. the Winding
River Cheat town or Alhrights were
in our city Saturday afternoon eli
route for Mssontown. They returned
late in the evening accompanied by |
\ Jolly crowd from that place. and
spent the evening very pleasantly at
j. - LOar's. John Hartley explain,i
that they came n this particular line
ae there was total eclipse of tho |
moon, tn give the girls some pointers
on 'Osculatnry ccrrInop..' "" FUR
iher whispered in our lara that "a hr
aPd his Rosana W 70. gazing "n the
freaks and antics of oil Luna that
as the points Of contact wcrr reached
in the eclipse. he Illustrated t. her
hy placing the Out'r circumference
Of his lips tangent % her own aug. lie
ones, and "a thu eclipse wen, slowly F.
on, incr ased thu pressure in Ike ratio
until every other ov and aim in life
was eclipssd in his innocunut dcsue
tude. oh, Johnny
Tie star gszers, vhrtit rt"tee
siOnSl or amateur. " z" on the alert
SATURDAY evening, nni The evening
being bright 81, ar one, the spccia.
Gle was indie y memorable one.
The moon, although plainly visible
IS dim. dead. copp'r.colored disc,
seemed 20 hang in weird light with
a peculiar radiance.
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A FARM FOR SALE.

A farm Of 98 acres In valley District
one hiatt nlie from Rec tSvIile and uu
line of til" BarL Bottle X Il 7n acres If
this farm IL cleared snl 20 AcIes of good
TIMBER hrs new dwelling hunse nud
barn nav tcncinu mud l. in pN client
condition thronghnuis has two wells nud
three springs nt n0vei-failiug water. uIi-
deTlHid with the and Two veins a.
col HuJ non ore; ~ vary desirable rnrIu
For further nfOrmaii"n ri Oe terms
cts rrll on or ddrorH.
STONE ~ EILDnw LA, Estate -
KingwoOd. Wr-' v.
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County and State News.

GrOundLog day
John Cunningham IL near town, ia
quite sick.
Sever Of our citizens went 10 Tun-
Melton Tuesday.
The Entertainment at the NJ. l..
Charch last evening was a success.
Phillip Wesling. of Howesville. is
suffering with rheumatism OF the
heart.
We learn that j. II. Ricklemsn, Of
near HOwesville, fell last week, and
broke three ribs.
Thomas Jefferson Ruckle, the Niles
merchant, sold out his stock Of goods
at auction on Saturday last. He is
going into the poultry business near
Fellowsv lie.
Gamers Cleaner for February is
out, full of good things This spirited
monthly has moved its publication Of
fee to Kingwood, so that this town
now has four papers-two weekly and
two monthly.
The Methodists Of Tunnelton and
vicinity are raising funds and preparing
TO build a parsonage at that place
They have taken che matter in hand
with vim and vigor which will admit
Of nothing like failure
The weather clerk pulled aside the
curtains and gave us fine view of the
eclipse last Saturday evening. 1t was
hardly "total' enough to suit our idea
Of total eclipse, but it was very in
teresting spectacle.
The town of Terra Alta is having
. building boom according TO our
sprightly contemporary, the Times.
We tre glad to note this evidence
Of prosperity of our neighboring town
Like our own town there is plenty OF
room for improvement.
The local man on the Grafton Ea
gle is weeping and Wailing because
We are TO have no mere circuses, thus
dePriVing him Of seeing the elephant
once more. He blames the interstate
commerce for his lamentatlOn. Our
con iolence, Bro. Eagle.
We overheard young lady remark
that she was sorry that young fireman
was 30 bAshful. She meant our lit.
tie friend G'orge MCGEE. We hope
George will mitigate her sorrow, but
We are afraid he is too much attach.
ed 70 his engine to transfer his alice
lions TO a Young lady.
Our young friend Chester Knox
ShaHer brought the train down on
Saturday evening in the place Of
Capt. Gus. j. ShaGer and remained
until Monday morning when lie took
it back. We are not going to tell
the TunneIton girls the number OF
beWitching smiles and complimentary
remarks our girls paid Chester fer
fear they might become jealous.
A mutual friend tells ne that our
worthy friend, w. r. Maloney, OF
Tunnelton, will ere another week
passes by lead one of Rowlesburg's
most charming daughters to the altar
Congratulations in advance. old boy.
and TO John L. Howard and james
8. Hunt we would say "Go We and
do likewise"
We understand james r. Smoot
will move his saw mill to the Ra.
venscraft place by the FIRST OF March.
This will give employment to several
men. Let the good work 90 on. Al.
ready we are realizing the good work
Of the X. g. T. II will be lined with
enterprises before long. Whoop It
up!
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Town Lots for Sale.

We hHve for sale four town lots ( o.,
kinSwcod-H wy desirable re ! icn,e
portion of the tuwn Thee los Hre very
desirable ~ they front nn Two steer. rs
feet ~ High street aud IS feet on Main
street. AMI Hre 300 fceI derp; lay well aud
ere snonth and dry Terms aud prices
reasonable For nrther inf RIM IL " NJ
ply To- SToNr - .,ILD,w.
= inR'Voun. IS Va
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NchooI RrnoIt,.
WILT SCHOOL.

For the second month ending Jan.
nary Is: Enumeration -; enrollmrn,
%; average daily attendance 20;
neither absent nor tariy. Sarah Slau.
baugh, Charles Nine and Willie Slau.
baugh.
FERCIvAL LANTz Teacher.
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A very valuable Saratoga" was
brought down on the X. Il T. Tues
day.
The protracted meeting at Albrights
vile closed Monday evening. Sov-
oral conversions are reported.
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J +. Incl, To Margaret VI. Shank.
lots 32-33-34 10 Rowlesburgh
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Six weeks Of winter yet-thc earthly
quadrupod saw his 'shadder" plainly
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st. Nichols in England

II Is not alone la America that ~ Mich
olas has made It's great success Tho
London T'1reS saVsi "rt is above any
hing NO produce In the same line" The
Scotsman ray; ''rhpo IL no mag zine
that can succsssfnlly colhpeto with IT,,
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1--WE know all tie methods 81 approach
adopted by An eRerny We are tie better
enabled {" ward oh the danger and ips
pane the nismeDt Wien surrender be-
comes inevitable. In man instance the
inherent strength Of the body suilicrs to-
enable IL to oppose tho ten ,oncy toward
death. Many however have lost these
forces 70 s1ch an extent that there g.
little or n0 holp. In other cases little
aid 70 he weakened Lungs will make all
tho difference between sudJez desth and
M INV years of usofui life Upon tie fret
syntom- of a Cough. Cold or any trouble
the Throat or Lungs, give that obi
and vol knU0n ronteIy 80 Boschee's
Geimtn syrup. careiut trial. II will
prove what thousands say "i 10 10 be, the
''bsuolactOr Of any home"
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Meat Market

The uilorsignod beQs leave TO inform
The pubic thai be Is now managing the
WOrblngion Meat Shop. and IN prepared
20 furnish everything found 90 FIRST
class meat shop, Including Beef PORK
sausage, Mipce Nest Lard 81.
share of the public patronage ls res
pectfuuy solicited.
~ 2 Gnl EENT, SHAW
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Trains leave Tunnelton station as
follows:
GOING EAST.
Ne N-Aceom S:55 a IN
3-Mail 7:0l IN
0-Mah 1927 a IN
t1-Acccni ) 40 ~
t-Aah le:i5 p IN
GOING WEST.
Ne S-MsH $50 a m
sl--Accom ic:4S IA
A-Mail 6:u9 p 80
ej-Acc om 1904 n un
l-EKcress iO;ol y IN
Mes. 2, 6, 5 and TO not stop.
wM. M. CLEM ENTS,
General Manager.
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The Coming Year
Nj }holas

Nl JuUlQo
The fneonth year begins with tho
number tor November 1887, and tho pub
fishers can snnuuncri a5srlt snd Short
SORTS by Mrs Francs Hodgson Burnett,
Frank Il Stockton n n Boyessn, joel
Chandler Harris, J r Trcwbndge, Col.
Richard ~ Johnson Louisa 81 Alcott
Prof A fired Church William tf Rideinp
Washington GLADDEN. Harriet Prescott
spoiiord Amelia y Bars Frances Court
suay Baylor Harriet Upton snd many
others Mrs Buruetrs short Serial will
be the editor s'ys worthy successor 20
her famous Little Lord Fauutloroy"
which appeared 10 ST NICHOLAS
Whv not try 80 Nicholas this year foi
the young people In the house? Begin
with Use November number Send MS
- 90 or subscribe tbrsuuA book sellers
and newsdcaler. The Century 60 80
Past 18th 81 Now.YOik.
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The Editor, Mary Mapes
DODGE,

has remarkable faculty fo- knowing
md entertaining children Under hor
Hkillfull leadership, III NICHOLAS brings
10 thousands o. homes on bpth sides nf
the water know ledge and delight.
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DYSPEPSIA.
The underlying cawse ts
fTa the LEV.ER.

and one thing moro Is equally certain. No
one viii remain dyspeptlc who will
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DIED.

PENNINGTON Thursday, March IL, 1855, at \,
~, MAY, daughter OF Charles and Jennie
Fleming, aged Il years and months.
Funeral will take plRce from the residence OF
her grandmother, Mrs. Tanner Nelson, No.
1913 Eofr street. on Saturday afternoon at .
o'clock. Friends Of the family arc invited.
Interment at Peninsula Cemetery.
WISCHHR-on Thursday, March 10, 1855 at i:4j
+. 81, VIRGINIA T., daughter Of August
WinChcr, aged - years and 8 months
Funeral from the residence of parents, $50 Mar
ket street, Sunday afternoon at 900 O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are invited. Inter
ment at Peninsula Cemetery.
HOLLINGER-On Thursday, March II, 1883, at .
O'Clock a. NJ, WILLIAM HoLLISGEE, aged iG
years.
Funcnl from his late residence, 1924 Eofr street,
this friday afternoon ut O'Clock.
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FOR SALE.

81
No. 100 and lS2 Fourteenth street, a doaVt
brick, 5 rooms TO each house; will IeI' one "
no 10. g. seventeenth street, a six roomo4 0ti
house, 81, 600.
No. 2Gt2 Main street. ,,,.,.,,,.,,
80 Acre Farm, five miles west oil NaAnu,i
Washington county, Ohio; frame houst, peil ~, ~,
stable orchard and small fruits; % aefe' GiO', "A,
Is valued ut Sl,S0O. VIII eIchahSS 'V' W.
81 Aero Farm, two miles cas-! Of city i''a''''
~ 10 S' Aero Farm on Short Creek; Is valued at"
per acre. ,,,..,,.., r,,eE. u
valued at $50 % pOr lrre. -,.,,.l.,s. %.
40 Acre Farm near SlsterEyillc, I!Iu' W'''
IL valued ats 100. ,,- ,,,h a ,eIsl
rOonlcd house, 81 COO. .,.,,,
No. 2l26 Market street, lot GO feet 't09I ,,o.,
Two desirable residences on siAieen.u 49,
JAMES A. HENRY, f.,
Real Es,Nte Agent, US. Pension and ''A all!
tornCv. Collector aud Notary Public. NJ.
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THE OMNIBUS DISCRETION BILL

A 1or,. Sumber of West ylrcinIn Soldiers
benefited by 1t.
r n IN puble serrloe Reriew.
Lat Sa4rrdoy Tho House nossed the
'''''U . - M. ,..n.:,
General Desertion Dill. 1hls Dill Is III
tended to relieve Congress OF the bur
den of considering the largo class of
,,,oo0,,ro, Introduced N corrcct the milf.
l'ie'l9''i's i''' " e'i'el ~ ... -,
tary record OF soldiers ana oillcers VINO
arc Improperly shown by the records OF
the War Department to be deserters. A
number OF liberally-framed clauses give
the veteran volunteer all the show he
could ask for. In fact the bill is so ex-
tremely liberal that almost anybody,
from the bOunty-jumper up, can prove
m clear record with little manage
ment. Before passage, the bill was
amended SO as TO include soldiers OF the
Regular Army. On proof being estab-
lished that the volunteer left his COM
mand and struck for home; or was in
hospital or on furlough, and couldn't
get TO his command before the war
closed: or that the deserter changed his
mind and came back to his company
within reasonable times" or that he
left his command with proper authority,
failed to return on time from any cause,
was arrested by Provost Marshal and
forcibly returned. to duty, and was re-
stored to duty without punishment
any one OF these things being proved
up" the applicant is to receive an hon
orable discharge and be entitled to pay,
pension and bounty accruing during the
time he served. This is the most re-
markabIe bill that has come up in Con-
Cress for many a day. There was practi-
Cally no opposition to it.
j conversed with a laxative West Vir-
ginian about this bill. He said there
were number OF mountaineer soldiers
from his State who would be benefited
bv il, and related story which has not
vet seen type. A large company OF
mountainous was recruited in one OF
the interior counties and served through
ont the war. They were US good soldiers
as were in the Union army-brave to
desperation, hardy, rough-and-ready fell
lows, every man marksman, and u
craftsman OF the woods, and every one Il
cook. They went with Sherman to the
sen, and pulled up with Sherman's army
and the other assembled hosts at WASH
ington after the surrender. In the
general orders for the grand review is
sued the day before, WIS one that the
men should wear white cotton gloves
and paper collars. The remnant Of the
mountaineer company who got through
the war aliye-about thirty-fve-rebel.
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abe SnteLIlqe1ltet,
wHEELTNG, W. VA, MARCH 10, 1888


The citizens of Wheeling saw yesteF-
day for the first time u car moved
through the streets OF the city by new
motive power. Although electricity as
a force has been known to the world for
a very long time, yet its application as a
motive power, capable of overcoming
great resistance, is OF very recent date
1t is really only in the last fifteen years
that the problem Of successfully over
coming us much resistance as an ordt-
nary street car presents has been made
known. In that time street cars have
been operated by electrical power in
Berlin, Antwerp and one or two other
European centres. And in that time
also a great deal OF other machinery in
cities has come to be operated by the
same power. Where the end will be no
one can conjecture to-day.
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face--that Ben Jonson was used to trans;
late Bacon'b works into Latin. Gould
not Bacon write LatinP"
"NOt accurately"
"'That is no answer"
at is the best / can make.
81 will thank you for an answer"
"You can buy the answer soon al
$50 u copy" ,y
Matters were coming to u climax.
Three foolish virgins in the balcony VINO
had marred the gravity OF the occasion
by tittering now went into mysteries OF
merriment. 49,. D.,,,,
act me suppose" said Mr.. Donnelly
to Professor Pearson, that you are i
'V "a Violent superstition" said Profes-
SCR Pearson.
"Or a highly gifted man"
90 of course said the professor, anG
ca oruiIly that AIr. Donnelly dropped
Lis hypotliesis and turned pleasantly &c
another Of his tormentors.
This was no other than the Rev. FranE
Bristol, whose humorous discovery ttia
RALEIGH wrote Shakespeare electrified
sbNkspearan scholars the other bay.
ssMT Donnelly," said he, II under
stand you to claim that the drama wa
in disrepute in Shakspeare's day" mi,
"Yes. sir, in grave disrepqte: iht
drama Of that day correspondent with TIT
minstrel Of today. a.
"Thcn how do you account for th'
snlendid birth OF dramatic work"
Mr.. Donnelly presented the appear
lance of Mr.. John L. Sullivan on thu
memorable occasion when Mr.. Charles
Mitchell knocked that hero down. III
was surprised, He rubbed his forehead
redectiyely, "That," said he, sis u hart
question. The Renaissance came; but
don't pretend to account for it. -,
At this juncture paper was passed e
Mr.. Donnelly. Get your questoners,
il said, ito give their name and address
Otherwise the audience will consider
them your ConfederateS.
81 ain not in the prestidigitateur bhst
mes" explained Mr.. Donnelly meekly
81 wish / had all the partisans OF Shaks
pcnre, the poacher, here tonight.
would either convince them or wOulC
talk them to death. :.
"Why," asked Prof. Pearson, "woalt
not Bacon claim the plays"
"Becausc the theatre was too low"
''Did he not write masqueSW
90, that was for the court"
"Not ut all, sir"
~ beg to differ" :.
And 10 the battle waged. It's culmi
nation was reached when the man in the
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OLD AGE

is attended with weakness OF the stomach ant
bowels, causing loss Of appetite, indigestion
constipation, etc, with their attending evils
These are natures warnings, and, II UNDECIDED
soon icnd TO serious results. To persons ai
vanCGd IN years and those who cannot take pow
Criul medicine, Simmons Liver Regulator Is most
peculiarly adapted. Owing TO It's mild action Il
may be taken by tho most delicate and deblllta,
ted at any time and under all circumstances with
perfect safety. One Of the most venerable Of the
U. $, Senate. the late Hon. Alexander II.
Stephens wrutc: "Sifam0ns Liver Regulator Il
mild aud suits me better than more active rem.
Odies."
II cures constipation By gently assisting with.
out forcing nature. II ImpaFtS vigorous tone
10 the digestive orgnns, improves the appetite,
CnrlchCs the blood, builds up and restores the
wasted enen;ies, giving tone and yiEor to the
whole system. Mn Stephen MeaaEl, Of Macon,
Ga, says: my husband, being blind for mum.
Der Of years, required him TO lead n very scdCnt.
AIRY life, and he suffered extremely from indlges.
tiOn. He heard Of Simmons Liver Regulator
and commenced TO take It regularly, The indi.
gpstlOn has left him and he has become more
cheerful and hcarty-ln fact, enjoys better health
now than he Mas known for YcarS. u Is certainly
a blessing to the young and old TO hnd such
our trade mark z in ned on front q wrapper is
your protection, J. H. I zELLiSi 4 CO..
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The Mills tariff bill puts flaxseed and
linseed on the free list. This is 0 blow
ut an important industry in the North:
west, and especially in thelower parts OF
the country. Flax is about the only
paving crop that the new settler can raise
the first year. II can not only be grown
on newly-broken prairie land to advan.
tage, but it ia usefulin preparing the soil
for future crops.
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Indianapolis NeWs'
For sale-At your own price, capital
stock in the Gladiator Sullivan Company
Qd), of Boston, Mass. The only reason
for selling is desire on thepart OF share
holders to permanently retire from BUSH
ness. Address all communications to
the office OF the company ut Boston.
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ChicagO Inter ocean,
II the Chicago Tribune would cease
praising, and the Cincinnati Commercial
dazzle would continue to abuse General
Gresham his boom would make politi-
clans open their eyes. The people be-
iieyc with the old Hoosier who told the
New York Herald the other day that
"Jcdg Walt Gresham is Us quick and
strong rs lightnin, and clear and square
as n Winder pane"