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AT THE RIVERSIDE.
THE NAILERs RECEIVE NOTICE
That They Must Report for Work ThuIsdAy
Morning or Remove Their TOOlS-ThS
Plate MIL Goes on With q New Force.
The skSIp ELL Hands WIN Work.

Matters at the Riverside steel plant re-
main in statu quo. The plant was in opsr.
alton yesterday with full forces on both,
turns. A gentleman connected with the
company said yesterday that the MEM
bers OF the AmalgamRted Association EN-.
ployed at the works who refused to 20 to
work under the K. Of L. scale Monday
morning, and whors places were filed
with new men, numbered about thirty on
the day turn and twenty-five on the night
turn.
TheplAte mill went on yesterday as'had
been announced. The old force refused
to return to work, and an entire compile
ment OF new hands, mostly said to be ex-
perienced workmen, was secured at once
and operated the mill satisfactorily to the
manager.
Yesterday morning notices were posted
at the nail factory that both tactories
would begin work on Thursday morning,
and that any OF the nailers employed
there who did not report for duty, unleea
prevented by good cause, must remove
their tools from the factory.
The employees OF the Riverside skelp
mill waited on Manager Hearne yester-
day and notified him that they held them.
selves in readiness TO return to work
whenever the company desired to start the
mill. Said Mr.. Hesrne to reporter:
81 think-Rt least I hope-thst the en-
ployes Of the nail factory will adopt the
same course. ! should dislike exceeding
| ly to zee any of them lose their employ
ment, but Il they insist on discharging
themselves, Of course that is their OWE
lookout"
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Only tho Unexpected Tint Occurs Always.
1t was on Tuesday, January 10, 1888,
that the 2l2th Grand Monthly Drawing Of
the far.lamed Louisiana State Lottery
took place at New Orleans, La, las usual, J
under the sole management Of Gen'ls G..
7. Beadregard, OF La, and JubRl A. Early,
OF Va. Things went as they generally do +;
Ut Is only the unexpected thRt always
occurs). No. 3S,442 drew the first capital
prize Of $4,000, which was sold in frac.
tional tenths at 81 each, sent to N. A.
Dauphin, New Orleane, La. One to v.
Schmidt, Petaluma, Gal; one paid through
Wells, Fargo & Co., San Francisco, Gal. /;
one paid through the Memphis National
Bank Of Memphis, Tenn. one to n. W.
Nichols, through Wells, Fargo & Co., San
Francisco, Gal. one paid through Anglo
Californian Bank II ia ,saniFranciHco, and
the other portions went elsewhere. No.
rs, 1856 drew thsgecond prize Of $50, 600, also
sold in fractional tenths at 81 each. One
was paid to Miss Augusta Bilene, OF No.
2,0S7 Archer Ave, Chicago, ILL.,; one to
John T1imble, Sl5 South Water Street,
Aurora, ILL.,; one paid through the Met
ropolitan National Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio;
wv bnLvukA UUH9i ~ N.Y. " W. SHA EAhn-
cisco, CAL; one to Miss Kitty Dillon, LOS
Blenville St, and one to August Hunzsl.
man, 126 Chartrss st., both Of New Or
leans, La, and the rest went elsewhere.
No. 81 ,6lS drew the third capital prize Of
sc, 900, also sold in tenthg. One went to
N. TosteVin, Union Stock Yards, ChicaRo,
H.; one to A. McLeish, jersey City, N.
j.; one paid through the Fort Worth Ma
tional Bank, Fort Worth, Texas; one to
2. Q. Tucker, Pearl, Texas; one to Jacob
o. Skater, Indianapolis, Ind, and one
through the State National Bank Of Lin.
coin, Neb. The next event on March 18th,
1888, Ia grand quarterly and the 2l4th
grand monthly drawing, when the frst
capital prize Is $500. 900. AL information
will be given on application TO II. A.
New Orleans, La. p&w
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nhnrreh aYiIh InfnnItcIde.

Miss ]. Erlswine, aged q, Of Cameron
Monroe county, Ohio, was srreeted satur-
day for the murder ct her inisnt child,
On account OF her serious illness It was
to remove her to the county
jail ct Woodsfeld. She is now under
guard Of tho constable who will remove
hOr to the jail as 5000 40 it will be cafe 10
take her. The affair hes caEsed consider.
able excitement at that place. The child
wss found hidden under rock cloae to
her home, where she had placed 1t.
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage Of the Water and Movements Of TIT
Boats,


The Abner o'Neal is busily at work do.
ing transier business for the O., L. & W.
road.
The Courier will be up from PArkers-
burg tonight and leave tomorrow morn
ing Of her usual hour for Parkeraburg.
The Bsllaire has pulled out into the
stream again, and Ia doing her regular
business promptly and satisfactorily aa Of
yore.
The Fred Wilson passed up with tow
OF emptiea ct II A. NJ. The Sam CLARK
passed down light, alter empties, about 8
p. N.
The Hornet No. 9, the II. E. Peirpont
and the Rescue and John Moran passed
down yesterday afternoon with lows Of
coal. The last two steamers named were
working "double-hesder" tow.
The retail coal dealers at Cincinnati
have reduced the price Of second pool coal
to 81 per ton, and Kanawha river 70 s. 70,
a reduction Of nearly cents per buBhel.
The O. W. Bachelor, which has been
laid up here during the time the river
was ice-bound, will get away for Pitts
burgh tomorrow morning at 1880 o'clock.
The ice that passed here Monday
squeezed the Bachelor and the wharf
boat up on Shore as though they had been
skiffa, but fortunately did no damage to
their hulls. The rising river hoated them
of.
Many OF the coal operators who dis
charged their crews when their boats were
compelled to lie up down The river, on
account OF the ice, are sending them back
to bring up the tows to Pittsburgh.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch says that the
Waltons have as yet not decided as to
whether they will send any coal out. It
all depends upon the river. II It keeps up
after the ice thins out, they will probably
send out some coal.
The Cincinnati papers announce that
the Louis A. Shirley will leave there on
her regular time, and this means that she
will be here Friday and leave Saturday
evening on her return trip. Capt Tom
Hunter is in command and Charles
Reeves Is chief clerk.
Mr.. Charlie Knox, who has been sec.
ond clerk on the Andes for several years
past, and during that time has established
reputation a5 very ethClent and re-
liable clerk, has resigned his position to
accept the clerkship Of the Katie Stock.
dale in the Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
trade.
The reports from above last evening
were as follows: Pittsburgh 8 feet inches,
and falling. Parker's, 8 feet and station
ary; showing. Greensboro, IS feet 10
inches and falling. Brownsville, 10 feet
II inches and falling; Thermometer $50.
Rice's Landing, 0 feet s inches and falling.
Oil City, river i'll frozen over. Lock No.
1, 10 feet and falling.
According to the lovee gauge, there was
q depth in the channel at this point last
evening Of Is feet inches, and the river
was falling. It commenced to receds early
yesterday morning, at which time there
was depth Of over IA feet in the chan.
mel. The ice has about run ont and naviga-
ton will be entirely resumed to-day.
What little Ice ia left Ia finely broken and
can 10 no damsge II ordinary care ia OBJ
served in running the steamers.
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List Of wriED: machines taken in ex.
change for the New 0aligraph. Will be
sold cheap. Address Edward L. Rose / Go,
One No. 2 Caligrsph, price $50.
One No. 9 Caligraph, price $40.
One No. / Caligraph, price $780,.
One Hall (new), price $50.
One Crsndall new, price $50.
One Crandall, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $40.
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Another one of the seml.monthly talks
to young men arranged for this season by
the Young Mems Christian Association
was given last evening in the parlorB Of
the Association building On Market street.
Rev. William II. Cooke, D. D., pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian Church, was the
speaker; his topic was, "The year 1892,
with some consequence TO u.s." He talked
in very interesting way and made the
entertainment one Of the best OF the sea'
son, The attendance was good, and at
the conclusion OF tho talk large number
took occasion to thank the speaker per-
sonally for the pleasure he had afforded
them.
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VITIATED BLOOD,
SCrofuIOus, Inherited and COnta.
giOus HumOrs Cured
by Cutlcura.

Through the medium OF one Of your books re.
ceIyed through Mr.. Frank T. Wny, Druggist,
Apollo, Pa. Il became acquainted with your Cuti'
tiy 10 you that thelF use has permanently cured
me Of one Of the wont cases Of blood poisoning In
connection with erydpelRs, that have ever seen.
and this after having been pronounced incunble
by some OF the beSt physicians IN our county.
tGke great pleasure In forwarding you this tea-
m0nIGl unsolicited a. It Is by you. In order that
Others suffering from similar mAlAdie9 may be en-.
c0uraged 10 give your CutlnuR Remedies trial.
P.S. RHITLINGRR, LeechbuIR, Pa.
Reference: Frank T. WTay, Druggist, Apollo, Pa
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Worth Knowing.

Mr.. W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, was taken with q severe Cold,
attended with a distressing Cough and
running into Consumption in lite first
stages. He tried many 8o.calle4 popular
cough remedies and steadily grew worge,
Was reduced In flesh, had difficulty In
breathing and was unable 10 sleep. FL
nally tried DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and found immediate relief
and after using about half dozen bottles
found himself well and has had no return
Of the disease. No other remedy can show
80 grand record Of cures, as Dr.. Kings
New Discovery Tor Consumption. Guar.
antsed to do Just what Is claimed for 1t.
Trial bottle Tree OF Logan & Co.'s drug
RtoFA.
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At q meeting Of the Executive Commit.
tee OF the Glass Manufacturers, q circular
was iasued in regard to the Central Glass
Company OF Wheeling. It states that
company had agreed to arbitration in di.
rect contravention Of the authority Of the
committee and presumes the factory will
be in operation by March l. Further,
that the action Of the Central Company
will have no effect on any other member
OF the Associated Manufacturers. The
committee reports satisfactory progress,
and hopes soon to have something mate.
terial to report. A conference will proba.
bly, be held to-day.
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William II. Kemp, who has been for
some time prisoner in the City Work.
house, was yesterday taken from the
workhouse by Officer Dunlap, and ar
raiVned before U. s. Commissioner Forbes,
on q charge Of forging the name Of his
brother.in.law, David GriEgsby, to IA.
CENT for a registered letter, and sppro.
prlatins from the latter S.. Kemp I'D.
mitted that he had done 90, but said Mru,
GrlSesby, his sister, had SIS belonging to
him, II Is thought perhape ariRHOby,
who lives in the country, will not prose
cute, His brother made the complaint.
Kemp waa sent to jail in default OF bail.
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sTOCKnOLDERs' AlEETINGs.
T7HE NATURAL GAS COMPANY OF
Il WEST VIRGINIA.
Special Genel al Meeting Of Stock holders.

Notice Is hereby given pursuant TO resolution
Of the Board Of Directors Of the Natural Gas Com
pany OF West Virginia that special general meet.
Ing Of the stockholders oil said company will DO
held on Thursday, the 23d day OF February, 1SSS,
Rt 2 o'clock r. ~, at the principal ottloa 81 the
company, No. "a Twelfth street, In the city Of
wheeling. ". Va, when the following RESOLUTIONS
will be offered for ADOPTION:
lst Resolved, That the par value Of each share
Of capital stock Of said Company be and hereby 10
ID. Resolved, That the number Of shares Of the
capital sock OF said Company be and hereby is
Increased from TO- COO shares Of 500 each TO 10000
shares Of $50 each.
By order Of the Board OF Directors
iG2l HARRIS BUCHANAN, se0'y.
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FOR SALE.

Alta GREAT BARGAIN-OFFERED
"A for sale for one week only, 4 most desirable
TWo.story Brick Residence situate on south ode
Of Fifteenth street, containing rooms and hall
lel q. A. sOHAEFER& TO-, Agents
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EOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE NEW
II Dwelling HouEe, lll6 ChSplIue Elrget 4, M
ent occupied by John b. McLain; natural "a, M,
and cold water throughout; ali IoiCTu eonVS
niences, Enquire Of ". P. BACHMAN, No a
Eleventh street.. iAlq
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MISS YoKEs,s COMPANY.
Three Delightful ComOdIettas given last
Evening.

Three Delightful ComOdlettas given last
Evening.
Mics Rosina Vokes and her comedy
company appeared at the Opera House
last evening to o good audience, COM
posed in a notable degree Of people Of
culture and discrimination. Mics Vokes
has not been seen here since sho
appeared with her brothers and
sisters as the famous Vokes family.
OF her company, oil but Mr.. Felix
Morris accompanied her to this
country from England. The programme
last evening opened with a farce, (which
is which," tho "whiches" being two
young ladies, one wealthy and tho other
not, and the individual interested In the
conuudrum poor artist, who Id the end
chooses for love the lady whom he be-
Iieyes to be poor, but who really has the
fortune. The farce was attractively
mounted and aItistically presented by the
following cast!
Robert Capper, young artist much In debt ~
......... Morton beIten
NJ GISSS H eSsf
Annie. Elhel Johnson
Bertha Miss Edith Clennell
Ms. Mills, CapperS old servant Miss Emily stafford
"My Millinsr's Rlll," brief come
delta, was then given by Miss Vokes as
Mrs. Merridew and Mr.. Courtensy Thorpe
az Jack MeT1ideW. In 1t Miss Volkes sang
charmingly "'Is art was true to POLL"
She was greeted warmly, and her grace
and yiyaGity;weTe rewarded with frequent
signs OF hearty appreciation. Miss Vokes
ia a thorough artist, sharing in marked
measure the talent which made the lam.
ily name household word among people
oil culture.
"a Pantomime Pehearsal" closed the
performance, the cast being 90 iol!oTs: :
Jack Deeds, author OF the PAntomIme
CouEtcnAy IRotES
tSpt. ToIa RobInpon. l4th DGgOonS. Morton selten
Sir Charles GrAnahOn, property, lime
light and orchestra Ferdinand GottSeha max
Baron de Rat4plAn '.t eIl1 huEIh
Lady Muriel BeauclGre.. Mis- Ethel Johnson
Miss lAneIIe iIVlnE
Miss Iiss EdiIn Cen niiS
Mss Ltlly koAinA NoA
It would be hard to imagine q neater or
more sRtufying Interpretation Of this del
icate burlefque, which badly dpns loses
all attraction. Nothing funnisr ha1 been
seen on Wheeling stage. Such an en-
tertsinment is g gratifying change from
the horse play now in vogue. To be sure,
1t had no beauty for those who require in
comedy the odor Of the Bawdust and
the methods Of tho clown; but 1t Is high
time those who prefer 'sa6they sort Of
thing should have 8 turn, and Manager
Riester should be encouraged to bring
more Of such refined attractions.
This evening the engagement Is to con-
clude with SIN Honor Bound" "The
Circus Rider and "a Pantomine Re-
heeraal,"
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ID Natures own true laxative. It 10 the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to Clense the system when
bilious or costive; to dispel headaches,
colds, and teversi to cure hRbitual con.
stipstion, indigestion, piles, etc, Manu-
factured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Sold by
Logan & Co., Anton P. He's, R. B. Burt
and o. Menkemellsr. At Bsllaire by NJ.
N, Mercer.
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FoR SALE.

F0R SALE.
The AlhAmbra Palace Skating Rink,
Situate corner Of ChAplIne aud Tbirty.iourhl
main building 2OOx75 feet ii moi sid before Sat.
urdAy, February II, 1888, will be offered on that
day, Rt 10 O'Clock. at the north door Of the Couft
House. For particulars enquire Of
Dk. J. ". MCCOY,
fec No. 1851 Jacob Street
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FOR RENT.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
No. l79 Alley Is, 81 90 q month.
No. 40 National road, o 90 month.
No. 260l Woods street, rooms, 81 90 month.
No. 1907 Woods street, 8 rooms q % month.
No. 10 Twenty fourth street. SIS month.
No. 1857 Market street, BtoTe-room and cellar.
POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL l.
No. IA Seventeenth street, 80 90 10 month.
No, 103 5eventeeth street, 80 90 month.
No. lips Eoff street, SIS 90 month
No. 202 Sixteenth street, SIS 90 q month.
No. $50 ALLEY 10, 1 rooms, SS 30 a month.
No. 1909 Jacob street, rooms. 50 90 Q month.
No, $50 Fourteenth street, SIS 00 month,
No. IS Sixteenth street, 81 So month.
No $50 Main street, formerly q saloon and
boarding house, SIS 90 q month.
No: 2lo2 Main street, business house and dwell.
ing, SIS 90 month.
JAMES a. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. 8. Pension and Claim At.
EOrney, Collector aud Notary Public. fec
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DOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE
II No. lllS ChApline street, formerly Occupied h.
Dr.. DlcGoy. Possession given At once II deSiFed
MN, L. MCPHAlL
deS 1906 Market Street
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Tho fine scenery and mechanical do
vicee, humor, music, dancing, pretty girls,
wire performance and Mr.. Loder'o eccen.
tric German business delighted another
good house at the Grand last evening.
"HilarIsy" will DO given at tho matinee
this afternoon and Tor the lsst time this
evening. ThoGS who want to enjoy two
hours OF solid fun and attractive special.
tee should no Bure 10 take tin,
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Ghe QtttetuQettrtr~
Nr,E Adxertiaements,

For sNle-FMm-C. J. RIwling,
Aunoupcemeut-John Robteeht.
Ol-Camden Consolidated OIL Co.
sFOr sRle-William Leighton, Jr
Reduction OF Priccf-l. g, Dillon Co.
Unprecedented Observation-Disclosures STATE LOT
terry.
FOR sale-Lots Near Elm Grove.
In ChRnCGry-In the Circuit Court.
New Building ASSociAuon-Head OF Local.
HeIp'FurnlShtd FTee-HeRd Of Local.
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leans, on cath says: dIn 1870 ScroIulous UIeefs
broke out on my BODY until ! was q mas Of cor.
rupton. Everything known 70 the medical faoul.
~ was tried In vain. became Q mere wreck. At
times could not Lift my hands 10 my head, could
not turn In bed; was In constant pain, and looked
upon life ~ cuBe No relief or cure In ten years.
In 1850 heard OF the CuticuTA Remedies, used
them, and WAl perfectly cured
Sworn TO before U. y, Com, J. D. Crawford,
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TOR RENT.
For Rent, For Rent.

-FOUR Large Dwelling, modern Improvement,
TWO Store Rooms, With dwellings 1ttaehea,
A number Of oliccs and Lodging Rooms.
Several Small HOUSES. Enquire Of
JAG II. FORBES, ll42 ChAplIue 81
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SPECIAL Bargains In Fur and Beaver
OVercoatIngs and heavy weight Sultlngs,
made up In GrSt'claSs style. MunlerSI
Gloves and Heavy Underwear at cost.
Just received, another invoice Of our
celebrated Knit Jackets and our Popular
q. HESS & SONS,
Nos. 1891 Il 1898 Market Sts.
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To the taste, more acceptable TO the
stomach, and more truly beneficial in ils
action, the famouG California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, Is rapidly super
oedipg all others. Try it. One bottle
viii prove its merits. Gold by Logan &
Co, Anton p. Hess, R. B. Burt and o.
Menkemeller. At Bsllaire, by NJ. N.
MafceY
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Most Elegant Offices in the City
FOR RENT.

= It being tho purpose OF tho Ohio Valley Lie
Company to remove It's office aud principal place
Of business to the City OF Warrington, y. G., about
the lSt Of March, 1885, the elegant offices occupied
by tho company in the Reilly Block, corner OIL
Market and Fourteenth streets, are for rent These
Offices are undoubtedly the best in the city.
Persons desiring to rent will call al the com
ROBERT WHITE,
IAl4 President
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AT NIGHT always have Acker's Baby
soother ut hand. It is the only safe med
icine yet made that will remove all imam
tile disorders. It contains no Opium or
Morphine, but gives the child natural ease
from pain. Price 25 cents. Sold by Logan
& Co., @. B. Goetge, Q. MenEemilleE, Z
r. Buff and Bowie Bros. 0"
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his residence in the Village Of I.sAlherVoos r,,.
10 one OF the mott elegant aud moSt ds,,,s ~
houses 10 OHIO county, having all the comio,,s.
and convenience Of city and country comblSSt
GA8, natural and Artificial; bath loom viz 81.
and cod water; satienAry marble top wash y, o9t
In both stories. outouildingH complete anG a.
good order. The lot contains hyO Gcfes ,ti,S u IN
abundance Of fruit and forest trees, WIN IN
This property will hBt DO offered A vho,o 49,,
Afterwards N parcels One Of about three SrtoS
on which the dwelling house and OutbN,5Itno1,
are erected; and two vacant lots Of one ScSs
aud will DO sold In whichever way NAV 49,, MI
the mott advantageous Possession given G nIS
TRRHs-one fourth OF the purrhsSe rson Si' j., L
cash, and tbs residue In equal lnSAirnPniS =! u
twelve nnd eighteen month. with interest q, q
longer time may be given, the purchaser nsSI.A
the interest Semt'RnnuAtly. The deiefte8 I Nv
ments 70 DO secured BY deed Of trust on ~ ~.
property. y" "e
AplGl Of the proposed SUB division NAV bs ,...
At the office Of l. Irwin 4 Son. Twelfth StTeet =,
on the premises, where the whole property may ~
inspected at any time previous 10 the dSy Of ~ ~
lASO-hNaIO JUaN r. GlLCHRIST
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ONE or THE WORST CASES.

We have been selling your Cuticun Remedies
for yeAB, and have the AIEt complaint yet 70 70.
cclVe from purchaser. Ono Of the Wordt cGAeG Of
scroIulG ever saw was cured BY the use Of Ave
bottles Of CuticurA ReSolvent CuucurA, and CUT.
oure Soap. Tho Soap takes the cake here a. .
''' IxYLoR d TAYLOR, Druggists,
RrnnkLnEf Kan
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sCROFULOUs INHFRITRD.

And CONTAGIOUS HumoH, with Los Of Hair, and
Erupuons Of the Skin. are positively cured BY Gu.
ucun and Cuucun soap externally, and CutlcuTA
Resolyent Int rnally when all other medicines iAi
Sold everywhere. Price, CuilcurA, &c.,; Soap,
49,; ResolVent, 81. Prepared by the Potter Drug
and Chemical Co, Boston, Mar.
RB-5end for "HoW 10 Cure Skin Diseases" q
pages, 80 illustrations, and 100 testimonials,
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EVERY BOY,

sAs Is boy" Is bound to have the pa.
tented "Bull Dog" given away with
every BOYS and ChIld's Suit, at
II. GUTHAN q CO.'S,
The Mammoth ClOthieis.
Don't fail to see It.
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FoR RENT-FR0M APRIL 1.-THE
II TWOAtory Brick Dwelling Hou'e No giit'na
situate on west side Of BOti street, contiinibSS
'O ieI "'N w q. a. scHAEFERE CO ,,,,.
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Indications.

WAsHrnG7ox, D. O., Feb. S.-FoI West.
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia, light
snow, followed by fair weather; light to
fresh westerly winds.
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