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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-13

The Council Committee on Cemeteries
met last evening and decided to Nsk
Council to raise the Sections salary from
$500 to $500 per annum. Also, to ask for
nm appropriation OF $1,000 for this year.
This amount was allowed last year and
S6SS 70 expended. This years expenses
will be larger by reason Of some needed
improvements that will be made. Sex
ton Heiser reported that during the six
months ending December 81, 1887, S3l
had been received from pauper inter
ments, and that in the month Of Feb
ruary the interments had amounted to
S9N 10
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RIVER NEWS.
stage of the Water and Movements of Il
Boats.

stage of the Water and Movements of the
The Courier is this mornings packet
for Parkersburg.
The Katie Stockdalc is due down en-
route from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati ut
an early hour this morning. The FASH
Jon is due up to-day in the same trade.
The river commenced to rise at this
point yesterday, and was still slowly ris-
ing ut dusk last evening, with a depth In
the channel Of feet 10 inches, accord
ing to the levee gauge.
The Andes got in from Cincinnati last
evening, few hours behind time, hay
ing been detained by n big trip. This
packet will leave on her return trip down
ihs river at 3 o'clock this afternoon,
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COL" JACK DEMPSEY.
The Champion AIIddie-weight Arrives In
Town-Hls Talk About Mitchell.

The Champion nlluule-Nelknt AFFNes AZ
Town-Hls Talk About Mitchell.
Handsome Jack Dempsey, the noted
middle-weight champion, arrived in the
city last evening and registered at the
Howell House. He is here in advance
Of Billy Madden's big company in
nAronna New York." which II is an
nounced will be presented here shortly.
The champion was stylishly attired in
suit Of black, fine chinchilla overcoat
and shining plug hat, and looked the
picture Of health.
Dempsey is reported to have said the
following, in reply to the question II,
after reading the detailed accounts OF
the Sullivan Mitchell fight, his desire to
fight Mitchell is rs strong as ever;
"I'm not sacred bit, and want to
say that I'm ready to meet Mitchell at
any time ind fight him to the finish:
I've beaten McCaiIrey, who whipped
Mitchell, and / fought to draw. and
really whipped Burke, who fought Nit
chell to a draw. All that l have said
about fighting Mitchell l stand
to, and would like to get a chance
to meet him. l never boosted
that could whip any man, and | won't
say I can whip Mitchell. All | want is
h chance to see who is the best man.
NV friends used to say that my chances
were only one in q hundred OF beating
Mitchell. Now, say the chances are
equal. ! am willing to back up my
words, too. OF course, want to hear
from my friends Just how Mitchell
acted, too. Until then I'd rather not
talk much about the matter"
The champions friends say that with
out doubt he is greatly elated at the re-
suit Of the fight. 1t puts him q great
deal nearer the best man in the world,
and adds to his prospects for money and
glory in every way,
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There was meeting of old soldiers
and business men ut the Chamber OF
Commerce last evening to consider re-
quest preferred by Columbus people that
Wheeling forego her right to the annual
reunion this summer of the Society Of
the Army of West Virginia and allow it
to be held ut Columbus at the same time
as the National G. a. Il. Encampmcnt
The proposition did notmcet with favor,
but finally committee was appointed,
TO consist OF Messrs. Joseph Speidel, G.
W. Baggs and G. ]. Rawting, to cor
respond with Columbus and see what
the ideas OF the people there are in re.
gard to the details OF the Reunion.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record one deed Of trust and the follow
inr transfers OF real estate:
Deed made March 8, by Robert Craw-
ford and wife to Henry Long, in consid-
Grafton OF 500, for lot s, on the north
side OF Charles street.
Deed made March u, by John Burk-
hardt and wife to Leopold Schafer, in
consideration Of $3.50, for the north
quarter OF lot 9s, on Woods street. in
East Wheeling.
Deed made February q, by j. 1.
StroehIein and wife to A. Allan Howell,
In consideration OF 81, 800, for part Of the
Waddington farm, on the Wheeling,
West Liberty and Bethany pike, in
Richland district,
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The FItzreraId illuminated Lectures.

The renowned traveller and dramatic
orator, Mr.. Nd. Fitzgerald, will cont
mence three nights engagement at the
Grand Opera House on Thursday even'
ing, March Is. Mr.. Fitzgerald lectures
are all illustrated on canvass, and OF y
very high order, MS well Us intensely In
teresting. The subjects Of his lectures
are all founded on his travels in foreign
countries, and the manner in which he
explains. and illustrates them holds hi.
audiences spell-bound. Mr.. Fitzgerald
will no doubt draw crowded houses, NJ
he gives an entire change OF programme
Mt each entertainment. Seats are now
on sale nj Sheib's, and those who desire
a good sent should secure 1t at once.
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nrrndrtnirs nnd Pro,I.Ions.

CHICAGO, March l2-Cables were dull and
weak and brought no announcement for hold
ers Of grlIu on this side. Telegraph communi-
cation with the east was almost entirely cut of
by the heavy storm In New York. Wheat was
heavy during almost the entire session Oats
duIS Corn weak. Provisions dull. Flour neg
lectcd aud prices unchanged: cash No. spring
wheat T4JSa7it4C; April 7IlsaI5lSc, closing NJ
71IIsc; May 3SiSO1lc, closing NJ T9Sc; June sOa
SU3Ec, closing ut soc. Corn No. 2, GO4c; May
81 a52Isc closing nj 5ihc; June o. A159c, closing
ut bl5sc; July 6le4aj211.c, closing at 5l14c Oats
No. I, .sla1,ssc; May JlaSl Ac, closing At 3l1se;
Harley No. ., 77aSOc. FlaxSecd 30: ], 81 ala
a. Prime timothy seed 81 81. Meas pork
Sl4 %; May SlI Gli TO- closing nj Sl4 10: June
Sl4 1Oali TX closing ut SlI' l2IS. Lard I621LSa
1859; March 1860; May I7Oc; June G721SH
7.75C, closing at 7.7jc; July 7.S0C Bacon, short
ribs 7.lbc; dry sailed shoulders 6.OOa6.lOc;
short clear 7.GDG7.B5c. Whisky 81 To- Sugars, cut
loaf i5AHSl{c; grnnulAtCd &c; standard A G.Gyc.
Butter steady creamery 22agDc; dairy l71Sa20c.
Eggs unchanged NJ lS1Gllic.
-CISCIHSATT, o., March 19.-FlOur In moderate
demand and firm; family S53 6d3 Is; fancy s. 75a
3 90. Wheat IN good demand md higher; No. 2
red S7IIei receipts 800 bushels; shipments 500
bushels. Corn firm; No. mixed 53l5J1IC. Oats
quiet; No. . mixed 3lhSc. Rye dull; No. 2, &C.
Pork quiet ut So 20. Llrltrln ut 1900, bulk
meats dull; short ribs 7.2jc. Bacon steady;
short clear S.60c. Whisky steady; sales 1lIT bar
rcls finished goods on basis VI 81 o. Butter
strong; Northwestern creamery 3lc; extra Ohio
2Sn2ac; prime dairy roll 22a2Sc. Einseed oil
steady ut SlaAjc. Sugar steady; hard refined
7LISG; New Orleans SIC, Eggs dull ut l3c, Cheese
steady; prime and choice fiat nuke lie.
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SPRING and Summer Stock just re-
ceiyed-the largest and most complete
in the city, consisting Of suftfngs, fanta,
lOonlngs and Oyerc0atings, which will
be made up In the latest Of styles and at
the lowest reasonable prices. First
class work and ut guaranteed. Our
Gents Furnishing Department includes
NIL the Newest Novelties Of the season.
c. HESS & SONS,
Nos, 1891 & 1898 Market Street.
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Tho authorship Of the dramatic productions
attributed to the last Of the above named iEGgi.
tating literary circles to the very centre, but ai
fccts the practical masses Tar less than the mo-
mentous question, how to regain or preserve
health, that essential Of bodily aud mental &C.
tfvtty, business success and the 'Punalt Of hap
pIncS.n We can throw far more light on this
pcarIan can on the question fnt prOpounded.
II the system "a depleted, the nerves ShAky; II
indigestion or constipation bothcrs one az times,
or constantly; II the skin q yellow and tongue
gia; II The Kidneys are iHactiye-use H0sieitef's
stomach Bittey, the finest recupennt Of an age
prolific In beneficial and successful remedies.
kemember, malaria threatens OF Aiiiicts, that
Il pepIlaliIea the poison Rnd ioEtiAes the system.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-13

There WINS joint meeting OF the
Boards Of Directors of the Citizens, and
Wheeling Street Railway Companies last
night. The papers have been drawn up
for the running arrangementinto which
the two companies are to enter, and
only a few details remain to be arranged,
when the two roads will both be pre-
pared TO operate their lines on the Van
derpoele system Of electric motors. The
documents will be signed ut as early n
inv M practicable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-13

is natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds and fevers; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan ( Co., Anton p. Hess,
Il. b. Burt and @. Menkemillor. AT
BellaIre by N, n. Mercer.
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BRLLAIRR.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City.

AL sorts OF Local News ana GOssip from
the Glass City.
Walter Darrah was down from the
county seat yesterday.
Will White leaves to-day to meeth is
base ball club at Louisville.
Rev. W. S. Campbell was unable to
attend to his duties Sunday.
Misses Bessieand Ella Ferris, of Wheel
ing, are here visiting friends,
One Of Barnesville's pioneers, Stewart
Morrow, is dead, aged 81 years.
Capt. J.. L, Morris, State Deputy Mine
Inspector, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Thos. j. Tingle, OF Vermont, an
insurance agent, is here for few days.
Mr.. G. II. Over is making prepare
tons to go to Muncie with his family to
live.
John McNabb, the hollow ware mould
er, has moved his family here from
Wheeling.
S. o. Cummins paid Mrs. Henry Carr
q check for 5000 life insurance in the
National Union.
Geo. Romick slipped accidentally and
fell feet foremost into the river yester'
day and got cold foot bath.
$3.50 is what gang of burglars got by
going through the residence OF John Du-
Bots early yesterday morning. No clue
US yet.
A small child of A. steger, OF the
Fourth ward, fell on toy with which
she was playing and cut her nose very
severely.
Miss Matte Calhoun, for long time
clerk in the postoiIice here, died Of con-
sumption late Sunday night ut her home
in the Fourth ward.
William Boyce. formerly manager Of
the bottle works here, will be made
manager ola new works in Washington,
Pa. lie will move there shortly.
Scott Littleton while in Pittsburgh
was told by President Smith not to go to
Montreal, Cam, as he could get work
here in the glass houses inside Of two
weeks. Mr.. Littleton came home again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-13
lNFANTILE
Skin Diseases!

Our oldest child, now six years OF agc, when an
infant six months old, was attacked with vlTi'
lent, malignant akin disease. All ordinary REM
edics falling, We called our family physician,
who attempted To cure II; but Il sIAcGd with al
most incredible rnpidity, until the lower portion
Of the little fellows peTEOn, from the middle Of
his back down TO his knees, was one solid nash.
ugly, painful, blOtchCd and malicious. We had
no rest Ut night, no peace by day. Finally We
were advised to try the CUTICUA RENEDIs.
The effect was simply marvellous. In three or
four weeks complete cure was wrought, leaving
the little fellows person Ia white and hcAlihyaS
though he had neTer been attacked. In my
opinion your valuable remedies Saved his life,
well. no repetition Of the disease having &C.
Cured. GEO u. SMITH.
Atty at law and cx.Prns, Atty, Ashland, o.
Reference: ]. O.. West, Druggist, Ashland, q.
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The cnsell County GRIND Jury.

The recent Cabell county grand jury,
the first which ever sat at Huntington,
returned in all three indictments for fcl.
ony, two for petit larceny, seven for I'M
lawful retailing and thirty-nine for mis-
cellanous misdemeanor. All the saloon
keepers in Huntington, except g. !.
Hetlner, were indicted for unlawful sell.
ing, in from two to one hundred and
twenty cases. The names OF those in
dicted are not given, from the fact that
II might interfere with the execution Of
the law,
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The Board OF Police and Fire Commits
sioners met last night and audited q
number OF bills. It is understood that
thew have decided not to report to Coun-
ell the names of the sly additional depu-
ties handed in by Chief Smith and the
two detectives the Board has selected,
for the reason that Council, when 1t
agreed to the increase, refused to appro-
pirate $500 from the contingent fund to
meet the additional expense that would
be entailed during this first quarter, by
the employment OF eight more men.
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IThotIllD Ntlr''LdIer.
The INrELuoEScER came out this
morning in n somewhat enlarged form
and tasteiully arranged new dress
which entirely changes It's former APP
pearance and makes it the brightest.
looking morning paper ever published
in the city. We congratulate our neigh.
Dor upon It's handsome and robust APP
Taarnnpo
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In the Circuit Court ut Moundsville
Yesterday Judge Boyd notified Prescott;
Ing Attorney Meighen that he should
auash the indictment for embezzling
found against ]. G. Lord, u man well
known here by reason of his recent CON
neCtion with n. II. Yancfeve in the Lush
watch cases. In Marshall county Lord
WINS indicted for embezzling about $50
from Simenton 4 Davis.
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Clerk Hook yesterday issued marriage
licenses to the following named parties:
Herman S. Counteryman, aged q, a
native Of Mcyersdale, Pa, residing ut
Marietta. and Minnie Charnoek, aged2l,
a native and resident Of Wheeling.
Frank p. Berlt, aged 81, n native and
resident of Clnrington, Ohio, and Anna
Beuter, aged 20, native and resident OF
Wheeling.
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and the efficacy OF It's action have rem
dered the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs, immensely popa'
lar. il cleanses and tones up the clog
ged and ieverish system, and dispels
aches, colds and feyers, Sold by Logan
& Co., Anton =. Hess, r. d. Burt and
@. Menkemiller. At Bellaire by NJ. N.
Mercer.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., March 1S.-For
West Virginia and Ohio, light to fresh
southeasteriy windsi warmer, iaif
For Western Pennsylvania, light to
fresh westerly winds, becoming variable;
warmer, fair weather, except light snow
on the lakes.
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Thousands Of Children

Are born into the world every day With some
eczcmatous affection, such IN milk crust, scall
head, Scurf or dandTnii, sure 10 develop into al
agOnizing eczema, the itching, burning and DIS
iguratl0n Of which make life prolonged tor
tufc unless properly treated.
4 warm bath with CuTICURA SOAR, an CXquls,,
ite Skin BeautlGcr, and u single application oil
CUTICuRA, the great Skin Cure, with little Gu
TlCURA REsoLYESTl ihc New Blood Purifier arr
often sufficient to arrest the progress Of the dis
Hence, no mother who loves her children, who
takes pride In their beauty, purity and health.
and in hestOwing upon them Cht'ds greatest
inheFitance--a skin without n blcmish and
body nOurished by pure hloOd-shOuld iall 10
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MIR. WILEY, OF TEXAS,
once More n Free Man-whnt he Has to Say
About the Matter.

Once More Free NIan-Whnt he Has to Say
About the Matter.
A. Wiley, of Houston, Texas, the man
arrested here by Officer Shorts last week
us fugitive from justice, was released
from custody shortly after six o'clack last
evening. Judge Boyd, on returning from
court at Moundsvitte last evening went
at once to his chamber in the Public
Building. Attorney John o. Pen
dleton then appeared before him
and asked that his client be
released. Detective Morris, the Houston
detective, w6s not present with his
promised requisitiOn papers, neither was
Chief OF Police Smith, nor Prosecuting
Attorney Jordan. There was no one to
represent the State but Officer Shorts.
The Judge remarked that there appeared
to be nothing on which to hold Wiley
and accordingly released him.
Wiley Mt once got his things from the
iail and went to the Mcclure where he
registered and took supper he also
spent the night there. He was seen by
reporter last night and said to nm tnat
this morning he should call on Chief
Smith for his eight hundred and
odd dollars that were taken from him
when he was arrested and then start
for home. He was not inclined to talk
much, but it was plain to be seen that
he was mad clean through. lie SAID nc
did not believe his family or his bonds.
men had sent any detectives after him,
and he denied having committed for,
gerry, embezxlement or larceny, as charged
6y Morris. Wiley said that some
one would pay for all the trouble and
Inconvenience he had been put to, and
he said this Significantly. Morris was
not to be found last night. When Ibis
requisition failed to arrive he is said to
have "thrown up both hands" Wiley
saws Morris is the kind OF man who
will try to cause him more trouble.
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A petition is in circulation in Warren
township, over the river, for the holding
of a special election to vote for local OPP
ton In the township. The measure, II
il Thought, will be carried.
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ELEVEN ELEVEN.
ATTENTI0N LADIES.

az DozenIlnen Collars, cOIored Dor.
ders, inst cOlOrs, sold everywhere for 10
cents, our price 5 cents, ut the
POPULAR, I'LL Main st.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


Tho Features Of tho Money and Stock Mar
kets.
The stock market this morning wns materially
affected by the storm, and only few brokers
were on the floor when the signal to begin busi-
ness WINS given, In only few stocks were any
transactions and they were gcneratfy x 70 " per
cent higher, but after slight advance the mar
kets fell Off u per cent on the execution Of u lew
selling orders After the first hour the danger OF
contributing business IN the unsupported market
became apparent and brokers decided TO dlscon-
tInue business 30 far Us possible
ToLEDo, o., March l2.-Wheat nctive and lower;
cash gINc; May sec; June SJJsc; July SS31Ic.
Corn duff; cash j25Ec. Oats q1iet cash SIC. Cle-
YerSeed dull; cash, s. u.
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Capt. Charles Muhleman is in command
and Mr.. Mart Nollisin the office. They
are both clever gentlemen and are always
ready to do their utmost for their pa
fron1
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This does not include what will be re-
quired for sewers, nor is the contingent
fund figured on.
The estimates have been carefully
made and are Us near what the work
will cost rs II is possible to arrive Mt. II
the city can spare the money to do the
work, the new paving as planned by the
Board is well distributed and all OF ii is
nnnLnd
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"H4PPY is the man who has his CULVER
full OF them"-oi bottles OF Salvation Oil,
the greatest cure on earth for pain,
Price only % cents,
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, March l2.-Thc Drorer's Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts 10000 head; shipments
5000 head; market weak ut l0alSc lower; steers
s. 10aS q; Stockers and feeders s. t6a5 50; COWS,
bulls and mixed 81 OO3 q: Texas fed steers s. 2ja
1 70. Hogs-Receipts $1,000 head: shipments
1000 head; market strong; heavy S. 3jGb 80;
light S. Oil5 o; skips 50 iOa4V5. sheep-Recelpts
500 head; shipments 1000 head; market
steady; natives 81 0Ol6 %; western g 25a5 W;
Texans 81 0Qa5 70; lambs s. LAD y. The DrOrtr's
Journal special cablegnm from London quotes
the demand for cattle very weak; prices shade
lower; best American bceves lie per pound, es-
timated dead weight
EAST Liberty, Pa, March l2.-Cattle- Receipts
I,292 hend; shipments 3Gl heAl; market active
and lOc higher than last weeks closing prices
four cars OF cattle shipped 70 New York 10 day.
Hogs-ReccIpH 600 head; shipments I 900 head ;
market firm; Philadelphia S 7Ga5 50; mixed
S. Gdl5 Is; Workers s. idl5 IS; common to fGir
s. 3Oa5 20: pigs 81 7Ga5 ". Sheep-ReceIpts
$500 head; shipments $500 head: market ac-
tive and shade higher than last weeks closing
pslces.
CINCINNATI, o., March ll.-Iiogs steady: com.
mon and light q oAlb 20; packing and butch
ers s. 25i1 Is; receipts $500; shipments 1900
head.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, March l2.-Petroleum fairly
active and firm; opened ut 9ilfc: closed at OGc;
highest 9Gc; lowest 0i1Ec.
BRADFORD. Pa, March l2-Opcued at aS1Se;
closed ut $50; highest 95JSc; lowest Csc; clear.
RnceS l,lGl 900 barrels,
T!TgsvHLg, Pa, March l2-opcaed at 9Sc;
highest 96c; lowest 9i5Sc; closed atP51sc.
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Grand Coon Lunch at Shatfer& Lacy's
saloon, No. $50 Seventeenth street, to-
day from until 4 o'clock p. y. All are
invited.
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DUFFY'S FORMULA.

A Certain Cure for the First StaseS
Of Consumption.
Its mrlu ingredients are raw beef and DuiIYs
Pure Malt whiskey, anditsumuEates thceuegics
and buIldsup the tissues a no other scientific
discovery hiss ever done,
'Iam Presbyterian Clergyman and Doctor
Of Divinity, but I ain not afraid to recommend
Duay's Malt whIskey and Duhy Formula as the
puIes, and most eficieni preparations As medl'
cine know Of and my experience Is large one.
REV. D. MILLS,
Meade Centre, Kansas.
DuGyS Formula IS for sale by all druggists and
dealers, Price 81 per bottle.
THE DuRTY MALI wHrsKEY Co..
Rochester. n. y
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Thermometer Record.

The Thermometer at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered us follows:
IA m..... ,..,,.... "a Up. NJ .....r.............
: "a; : :.: Ts.9ss; s;SsSsss5is.
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Sold everywhere. Price, Cu.lcum, tOc.; SOAP.
&C.; ReSOlvent, 81. Prepared by the foTIih
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass
s9-Send for How to Cure skin pisGases,' o.
pagca, 30 IllnsiratIonl, and 100 LestlmOnlnls.
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ELEVEN ELEVEN.

Novelties in Ladies' SILK Fringed Ties,
only 40 cents, at the