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May 7OOc; June 7OSc; July 71Oc; August 7.l2yySc.
Bacon, short RIBS 6.26C; shoulders $500; short
clear 6.76C. Whisky, 81 o., Sugar, butter and
eggs firm aud unchanged.
PIIILA DELrIIA, Pa, March lI.-Flour dull
aud weak, Wheat dull, weak aud lower; No.
red March 9la9iIIc; April QiE4c: May 1iLEa95c;
Juno 6R0jTc. Corn steady but quiet; No. 4 vel.
low 8SISC; steamer no. 2 mixed 40c; No.
mixed on track 40c; No. 2mixed March 40ai0!4ci
Oats fairly active and steady; No. o white 81
No. . white March &311a9ic; April 831 SaSio;
May 3iHC; June NI{1Sl1+c. Butter dull and
weak; Pennsylvania creamery extra 27A2SC;
Pennsylvania prints extra 2Da30c, Eggs dull;
Pennsylvania tirsts 19Lc.
BALTIMORE, March ll.-Whcat, western steady:
No. 2 winter red spot and March OlAaOl 1Sc
April 0la92114c; May gl154a03C; June 0J51SR9312c;
July SSAaSyc, Corn. western steadyt mixed
spot and March SglalOc; April 4gfalO4Sc;
May 4I55sa4lSEc. Oats steady; western white 82a
Hay firm and unchanged. Butter easy and
quiet; western packed lSa2Jc; roll l6alDc;
creamery 26a2Sc. Eggs easy Rt lSc. Coffee quiet
Rt 1oc.
CINCINNATI, o., March li.-Flour steady.
Wheat firm; No. 2red g5ay7C receipts ,60O bush.
els; shipments 800 bushels. Corn steady; No.
mixed 3ikc. Oats quiet; No. 2mlxcd 2GXc. Rye
dull; No. 9, 4Sc. Pork quiet ut tl2 62X. Lard
steady ut sS5C. Bulk meats and bacon quiet and
unchanged. WhiAky firm NJ 81 o.. Butter aud
cheese firm. Sugar strong and higher; hard re.
fined 711[aS1fc New Orleans 6Aa6c, Eggs weaker
at ilallIic.
TOLEDO, o., March Il. Wheat dull and lower;
cash g51%ci May I93c; June gSfc;. July S61Sci Au'
gust S54c, Corn dull; cash SIC; April Si3Ic. Oats
guieti cash 25c. ClovCtseed firm; cash aud March
q ms A nFil 400.
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BANB AND ASTIDOER.

For carbOlie acid, give flour and water
or glutinous drinks,
For strychnine and nux Yomica, give
an emetiGot mustardor sulphate Of zinc
aided by warm water,
For carbonate Of soda, copperas and
cobalt, give q prompt emete-soap Of
muCilaginous drinks.
For caustic soda, caustic potash and
volatile alkali, give freely OF water with
lemon juice or vinegar In 1t.
For chloroform and chloral hydrate
pour cold water over the head and face
with artificial respiration, galyanic bat
terry,
For blue vitriol, corrosive sublimate
saltpetef, sugar OF lead and bedbul
poison, give milk or white OF eggs IN
large quantities,
For Fowler's solution and arsenic give
emetic Of mustard and salt, q tablespoons
full OF each, and follow with sweet oil,
butter or milk,
For oil oivitriol, hartshorn, or ammo
mia, muriatic and oxalic acids, give mag
nesia or soap, dissolved In water, every
two minutes.
For antimonial wine or tartar emetic,
give warm water to encourage vomiting.
II vomiting does not stop give y grain OF
opium in water
For laudapum, morphine and opium
give strong coffee, followed by ground
mustard or grease in warm water to pro-
duce vomiting, Keep patient in con-
slant motion,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
ger trains will run as iOllOwS-Centrnl Time
All trains daily except those marked thust
which do not run on Sunday:
EOuTH nnNNn. lfNn.1INn q lfNn ALNn. 1.
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A PECULIAR PEOPLE.
Curious History OF y Remnant of the He
brew Nation in India,


Among the many scattered remnants
OF natIonsi in India, there are few more
interesting than the Beni-Israel Of the
Bombay side. The Beni.Israel do not
belong to the lost tribes, nor have they
any connection with the great pyramid,
Their own leglons aver that centuries
ago their ioreiathers, flying by sea from
a country In the north, were ship
wrecked near Kenery island, and the
survivors, seven families, took refuge at
Naygoan, homeless, penniless, among
strangers, and without the books oftheir
law, The date Of this hegira Is estima-
ted from 1000 to 1000 years ago.
Since that date the little colony Of
fourteen souls has grown into dis
persed community of100,0O0, not unlike
the ordinary Konkan peasantry, but re-
ligiously observing the Jewish Sabbath
and whatever they can remember Of the
Mosaical law. They have been hewers
OF wood and drawers Of water to what,
ever lang CHANGED TO reign, but they are
as much Hebrew to-day as they were
two centuries before Christ.
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COMMENTS ON MEMS WEAR.

From he Mems Outtter.
Very pale tints will run this spring.
The twice.round has not made hit.
Retailers report boom in pearl grey
evening dress gloves.
A stylish bar coat Is Of white duck
closed with frogs.
Novelties in cameo stone for umbrella
handles are worth looking up.
Nature has 10 pave the way for the
man who would look well In knee
breeches.
Velvet collars on dress suits, a London
fad in q small way, has not caught on
here.
Some Of tho new scaris make fellow
as conspicuous Us q highly.polished
name.plate on shabby front door.
Toilet Notwithstanding and
the like-are gaining more and more
space in out6tters' stock.
The clothiers all over the country re.
port a decided increase In the demand
for ready.made swallow.tail coats.
ING eur nun Dubluebb umOuB tnO ~
tailers in this part Of the country was
not a bowling success the past winter.
White effects in full.dress jewelry con.
tinue in great demand, though the plain
gold Is by no means losing its popularity
Detachable cape overCoats made up In
Scotch and English tweeds have the pat
terms Just bold enough 10 distinguish tho
Wearer In crowd.
Many a mother has learned for the
first time that her eldest born has ideas
Of his own when he turned up bis nose
at the trousers she had made for him.
Match boxes, cigar cases, gentlemen'G
toilet sets and other MIC macs, left over
from the holiday trade, arc being offered
al about onU.thirl Of their original coSl
BY a well.known New York retailer a
"cotilliOn iavors."
saIlorknots Of moderate size arc worn
by many Of tho most lastidlouB dresser
III preference TO all other Ideas In mock
wear forms. They represent tile class o
men who are slow 10 take up novelties
and follow the same rtit season ATTIC
season,
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A, Q, MELLHTTE,

Colonel A. @. Mellette, Of Dakota, has
been appointed Governor OF the Terri.
tory until It's division into two States.
He was elected the contingent Governor
by tho people Of South Dakota. Before
settling in Dakota. he was IN Indianian.
He served in the war. Upon It's close he
took up his residence in Muncie, Ind,
where he practiCed law and was made
tho prosecuting attorney OF his judicial
district. He was elected to tho State
House Of Representatives, and while
serving in that capacity is said to have
laid Che foundation ofthe public school
system Of Indiana. With General Brady
Mr.. Mellette entered into the newspaper
business, publishing tho Muncie Times,
an influential Republican paper. In
1878 he was appointed Register OF tho
General Land Office at Springfield, Oak.
He afterwards removed TO Watertown,
his present home.
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
~ RAILROAD, Under schedule In eject Feb
~ l@g Train leave Bridgeloft CcntrHl Stand
land, 4ibO q m. For IJtubufgh, igj22 n m, For
Chicago and Cleveland, iiOI I'M, FQf Pltbbufgh
and New fork Bi2g p M f0f RtOubOnVIliC, siB9
Trains arrive al Bfldg6t0flAI TIbS IN. iO:22a
m. i2l2s . m. lla1 y N. and 7t1 . lcll
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That man who knows II all finds out
after awhile that even the biggest CYCLIC
media needsa supplement occasionally.
Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness 10 robust health marks
and epoch Ii tho life OF the individual.
suCh q remarkable event Is treasured In
the memory and the agency whereby the
good health has been attained Is CRATE.
iuily blessed, Hence II ID that 80 much
d heard Ii praise Of Electric Blttets. 30
many feel they owe their restoration 10
boalih, 20 tho use Of tho Great Alterna:
Tive and Tonic. II YOU arc troubled
with any disease Of kidneys, liver OF
stomach, of long q short standing yol
will surely find fclleihy Use Of Electric
Hitters. Bold AZ 900 and 81 per bottle al
logan Drug Co.'s dfugsto D
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OLD WHEELING,

A View of tho Nail City and NeIghbOrhood
Eighty Years Ago.
To Lhe Editor Of the lRte'IigRor,
sIR:-I have had the pleasure Of look
ing over the pages Of tho Oldest book
ever published on the navigation Of the
Ohio river-at least the oldest I have
ever heard Of, The title Is "The Nayi-
gator" and 1t was published in 1908 by
Cramer & Spear, OF Pittsburgh, The
book is the property Of S. r. johnson, of
this city, who bought It Of yender Of
old books in London, England. There
are some interesting items In the books,
and some namesa given that are new 10
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abe Sntelligellter,
0ti0sl Noa, % and 81 T0artssplh s1eot,
A THANK.YE.MA'AM,


TIE ctRhlIy Aapasiat.
The spsllIn Bee was over, stood close BY the
Ny face "a red e. DIRE, my toes all In chin,
TIL Susan got her things on, an came up 1eF the
An then j crooked my elbeF.lOlnt an held It out
But asseElA. n Brlndle seq, Permit me, sf ye
A''hotlag in between us, with most sRAsla
Then splIel bead went backward, Jest ca
sRId MI I ",ThaSEsl Isl ii take me-" her eyes
So He.ekIah STOCK quite still, ez meek ez any
An soon he softly slid away xlthouts =,
"ThAnE'ye;Ma'ARW
IStOwed her meath tho buaAIsrs an wrapped her
Old pobbln'S bells went IlyylIp away Inter the
night,
Isotp close q dared tcr-an wIahod twas closer
Auw6Si l I .g9 9 we made remarks declare
Fer 90 thar SOaIrlvIu what words ought ter
To win tha, gal termy owneSt Owu-HevsFte ter go
AZ last ! scared UP spunk enough an cleared my
"IneyeT seed pFsItler night fer takIn asloIgh
Oh susi let's ride tergeIher'-I wur solemn ea a
But Ell spoke the sleigh rig up on IN awful
"ThalE'ye'Ma'RmW
Sue toppled, with leetle scFeech, an so put
my arm
Tight round her waist to hold her safe, for fear
she'd might come 10 harm,
didn't CaTe
An home We went a,zIpplu through snow an
frosty air;
Old D99hblh'G bells were rlngIn now asOrt o we'd
ding song
With both the runners yInIn in, es We Jest few
The ia BaI here s aSSSa E more speed that night
He seemed to go like lIghtnIn-but wasn'tyery
soon Sue got down and kissed her ma; we parted
very calm,
Bur goln home my heart Jest jumped, CO crossed
that "Thank'yeMa,Rml"
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GILMAN MARSTON,
United States Senator, From New Hamp-
shITa

tnlEe'
Gilman Marston, Of Exeter, is United
States Senator by Gubernatorial appoint
lnent from March 4 until when, in June
next, the Legislature shall elect for full
term, He is likely to be the man the
New Hampshire statesmen will elect.
Mr.. Marston's political career began in
lS45, when lie was chosen 10 the Legls-
lature. He was three times reelected.
In 1850 he was member OF the Consti-
tutional Convention, and in 1850 was
elected Representative to Congress, serv-
ing two years, AT the outbreak Of the
war he was appointed Colonel Of the
Second New Hampshire Regiment, He
was promoted quickly to Brigadier-Gen-
eral, In 1865 lie was elected to term
In Congress, Since 1879 his services in
the Legislature have been almost con-
tinuous and he has been leader on the
Republican side.
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| 1VDepafture OF trains from Wheeling. Schedule
| In effect November ~, lSSS-EastOrn time:
Express Tor Chicago and tho Northwest, 1929 a
M, $40 p m, $40 p m daily, and ll:lb p IN daily
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money and Stock Mar.

Tho Features of the Money and Stock Mar.
kets.
NEW YoRK, March I.-Moneyon cali easy at
2a9 per cent, last loan per cent, closed offered
ut ~ per cent, Prime mercantile paper 41sA
az per cent. Sterling exchange dull aud steady
at 81 SS9Iai sS1l, Sales Of stocks were 90, 4lS
shares ....
Tho stock market was dull and weak to-day,
but outSidOo OF the now leading shares there was
nothing Of Interest In the transactions, At the
opening this morning Qhe feeling was very bear.
lsh among the traders, and some selling by Lon.
don encouraged further drives against the list,
with the ErangGfs aud coal stocks a. the special
objective point, Shortly before noon the squeeze
was begut,whICh resulted soon Ia rallying the on.
tire list although the covering was believed 10 be
entirely from the smaller shorts. Tho pressure,
however, was sufficient 10 advance 81. Paul "
per cent and Others In proportion, when the
buyers thought that they detected inside selling,
aud when the pressure was lifted somewhat
prices went back again. The VanleFbllts' stocks
were the weak feature In the afternoon, and Lake
Shore steadily Bagged or aud at the close was
materially lower than last evening. Louisville
& Nashville was also specially weak. The close
was quiet aud heavy. Among tho tinAl changes
Chattanooga rose per cent aud Others Tract Ions,
while Lake Shore lost ~ aud Louisville 4 Nash
Railroad bonds quiet; sales q, 10000.
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Cntnrrli Cured.

A clergyman, after years OF suffering
from that loathsome disease, Catarrh,
and valnly trying every known remedy,
at last found a recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send
ing a self addressed stamped envelope to
Prof. j, A. Lawrence, IS Warren street,
New York City, will receive the recipe
free OF charge. Aw&F-Eow
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Tie Only Colored Member Of the Flfty.Hrst
Congress.
II. P. Cheatham represents the Second
Carolina District in the Fiity.arst Con.
gress. He was born near Henderson,
North Carolina, about thirty.two years
ago. Mr.. Choatham Is an A. NJ. Of Shaw
University, Raleigh. Just after his
graduation he took the office OF Super
intendent Of the Colored State Normal
School, Plymouth, North Carolina. In
1885 he was elected Register Of Deeds Of
Vance county. Oheatham is ready
speaker and a very well informed man.
He Is q mulatto.
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The beBt Salye In The world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulCorg, salt fhOuLn, fever
sores, letter. GhApped hands, ChllblMngg,
corni, and Ill skin efuptlona, and posi-
lively CufoB piles, Or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed 10 giye perfect eatisiac'
ton, OF noneyfeiuhded, Price 70 eenw
per box, For bale BY Logan Drug Co.
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Mothers, oyorworkcd Men, and Tor all
diseases where the tissues are wasting
away from tho inability 70 digest orllna-
~ food, or from overWofk oi the brain
or body, all such should take sport's
FMuisioS Of Pure Cod Liver OIL with
Hypophosphiies. VI used the Emul::
sion On o lady who was delicate, aud
threatened with Bronchitis. u put her
In such good health and spirits that ]
must say II 10 the best Emulation l eyer
used. vi, =. WADDELt, NJ. D., Hugh'l
Mills, so. MwIAw
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Ca,tOrla,
When she was Child, she cried for CastOrla,
When she became Miss, she chung to castOrla,
When she had Children, she ravO them CastOrla
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H'1 2. . o, HRIIfORd.
BellalFe tSAOR. NJ, arrives Ut BellRiFc at $3.50
p, m,
WOodSasld Passenger leaves Bellaire at I;9Op.
M, arrives Ut BellRlie at B;25 .. nj,
summeTteld Accommodation leaves BellAiTe
at 1928 p. M. arrives at BellAlre at li,SO a. m.
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BALTIMORE IL OHIO RAILROAD

na,a.t,'.o - - ~ 49,. Stn5Io
IN cSE q ~ E S5SSn Ia Schedule
M SIn g ~ ~ Y. SH NY W. ,,iI y
S ~, Sg ~, Sly IN oniy' ana 1:lo IN oalY
ExnresS Tor Cincinnatt and a.. louis. ioosRm
dfS iS m aHy SIsiSRt saturday ,v
~. rin ~ SGN t ,hS No. ~,
!, E ~ :, CS y, aa}i eoO aa1 W. 4GS aud
a.TI,, pI ~, SASept eaIuIuAy Auu E's0 pm
ptii IpHSi. iVE Nm y. ~ bumG9ptte'
~ hhnu O'4V y M uAIyI VIA flISpuFBu oisu p m'
III, dI.Lb ~, NV ID o;W
e1cept SUNDAY: Addltlonal way train iof Wath'
EnI MaShlhgEon bAlunOte anu
IiaI t,H ny. ~ Vi; ~ ~ uhIy; s,,,,
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East Liberty, Pa. March H. Cattle Receipts
O1O head; shipments 90 head; nothing dOlngi
Sesd; s3IpSsats iqSS head; market XIV mo- %c.
dlum Philadelphia s 0Oab 10; heavy hogs 81 IS
R5 20; pigs aud Workers s. 0Oa5 ~. sheGp-Re.
celpb wv head; shipments $40 head; market
dull aud shade lower.
CINCINNATI, o., March li.-lIogs In light dc.
mRud and lower; common and light 81 coal 70;
packing and butchers 81 coal IS; receipts 2,0i6
hGadt shipments l,80Ohead,
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MnihlA.

NEw YoRK, March ll.-Plg Iron 6rm. Copper
nS s,Ie Is AS rn a siSady " I IL 81 5o'oy 90
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Railroads..

WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. R.
w onRnd after Saturday, October u, 1883,
trains on tho Wheeling Il Elm Grove Railroad
will run "A follows;
LEAVE WHEELING;
6;9O a, M, 7:OOA. M, a. M, II 100 a. M, 1880 p.
M. $3.50 p, M, 6;2O p. M, 100 p. M, 900 p. nj.
LEAVE WHEELING Park;
6AO q, M, 7;I6 q, m 1000 q M, 1880 M, $50
ON bAYs-Until further notice trains Will
run rs follows; Leave the city at 500 q. M, aud
run every hour until gl6p, IN, Leave Wheeling
Park at 300 H. M, and run every hour until 10
p, m. Except church train win leave Park At
noSi 49, "''N Wv ~ --''' Y d ii HIRsCH sup't.
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FOR SALE.

BulMlg Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, zAne's
Orchard, North and South trout Streets and
BOuth Fem streets, Ut very low figures.
good TOOmed House Of 223i2 Jacob street, 81
IbAfglln.
will veil separate Ut both together. They con-
tain oil modern improvements.
Seven ROOmed House, l31 South BroRdwayi q
goOd property at much leSs than cost
-Four doomed Cottage Tor s9l1.
Eight ROOmed lIoISe, North Front street;
river lot; all In good condition; $500. -
Five ROOmed House, q North Broadway will
make pleasant home.
slI RoOmed Brick House, southwest corner
hlriyeIghth aud Wood streets, at o bargaini
will pay iOf Investment,
Dwelling Houses, large and small, always on
4t Sss W ''"" 40. SMITH, 1870 Main Street.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, March 14.-Cattlo - Receipts $500
head; shipments 4,OOO head; market strong aud
lOC higher; choice 10 extra beeYes q 9Oal 60;
stGers % OOa4 10; StoCkers and feeders 81 2a3 IS
cows bulls and mixed 81 G5l2 ". lIogs-RC.
Ceipts 1890 head; shipments 1000 head; mar.
ket active and &c lower; mixed 81 b0aA 50; heavy
81 6al IS; light 81 Goal ISL Bkips o coal 40. Sheep
Receipts GOO head; shipments 1000 head;
market weak; natives 90 bOaS 10; western corn
fed q 6Oa4 M; Texans 81 0Oa4 %; lalnbs q 70
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"At the northwest side of Wheeling
Island, Indian Wheeling creek empties
in, and at the mouth stands a newly laid
out town called Canton, at present con.
tanning thirteen houses"
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WHEELING

out town called Canton, at present con.
tanning thirteen houses"
WHEELING
stands on a high bank OF the river, south
OF tho Island, and nearly opposite Its
middle. The hill approaches SO close on
the river that there Is room but for one
main street running parallel along its
bank for half mile. The town con-
tains ll5 dwellings, II mercantile stores,
9 potteries OF stoneware, nail factory,
| extensive rope walk, boat yard,
market house, court house and jail, a
public library, printing office, one book
store and possoflice that receives and
dispatches the mail to the Eastward by
stage twice a week, and once a week to
the Westward. The United States road
from Cumberland, striking the Ohio at
Wheeling, will tend very much to ac-
celerate the growth Of the town.
That favorable circumstance, added to
1t being an excellent place for embarka-
ton, will doubtless render Wheeling
place Of considerable Importance in a
few years. 1t is now a place Of bust.
ness, and has great thoroughiare Of
people from all parts OF the United
States travelling through It, Wheeling
Is well supplied with fossil or stone
coal from the hills, fish from the Ohio,
and the market is well furnished with
all the necessaries OF life at a cheap rate.
Public inns are numerous, and tolerably
well regulated.
CHARLEsTowN. (WELLsDuRG,)
At that time Wellsburg was called
Charlessown, and Is thus mentioned:
as situated on the left bank Of the river,
contains about eighty dwellings, court
house, pillory, jail, an academy, an ex.
tensive pottery otstone and queensware,
q boat yard, eight mercantile stores and
postoiIiCe. It Is the seat Of justice Of
Brooke county, Virginia. This Is agood
place for embarkation, the navigation
being always good, except in very low
water"
On the margin, appears this note:
"What a pity that an intelligent peo-
pie, in an enlightened age, should so far
lose sight OF the common principles oil
humanity rs TO set before the door, or
public seats OF justice such disgraceful,
inhuman, and savage machinery oil pun
ishment as the pillory." Q. ". II.
Pittsburgh, Pa, March 10, 1880.
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FOR SALE.
tsGTWenty.iour Lots In CaldWelps ADD
ton 10 tho CITY Of Wheeling.

sildl0uHe bounded on the north by Twenty,
ninth street, on tho cast BY Fillmore street. on
lht south BY tho HRndlAi Homestead, and on
ne west BY the b. 4 o. K, R.
Their proximity 70 Inc above named railroad
ttnden them excellent sites for manufacturing
Establishments.
, II not Sod In thirty days will DO sold al pub
NluGllOn.
VO'R;Ri aud further information apply 70
". v, HOdE 4 BRO,
1880 Market Street,
Or MILAN N. HANDLAN,
avis 8, ". Cor. ChRpiine 4 Sixteenth 81.
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Manager: "How many characters do
you say there are in your play" Au.
thor: II didn't say there were any. This
is French society DRAMA"
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AdvIco IN STother..

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth? II 80,
send at once and get bottle Of MRs,
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Gull.
DREN TEErHINd. Its value is incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
medlately. Depend uponit, mothers, there
Is no mistake about 1t. 1t cures dysen-
terry and diarrhea, regulates the stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie, soitens the
gums, reduces inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system.
Mus. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP ron
CHILDREN TEETIIINd Is pleasant TO the
taste, and is the prescription Of one OF
the oldest and best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and Is
Tor sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price % cents bottle. MwFdw