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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-14
GRAND LODGE OFFICERS
Elected and Installed by the
Masonic Grand Lodge,
LAST NIGHTS BUSY SESSION.
The Next Meeting to be Held at
charlottesville Grand Masters
AppoIntments-The shrineFs
Have Hilarious Time,

The tEenty,Atth annual communlca-
ton ofTthe Most Worshipiul Grand
Lodge A. F, and A, Masons, Of this
State, was continued last night at the
G. A. R. hall in this city, There were
present the same Grand Lodge officers
as on the previous evening, the repre-
sentatives OF the several subordinate
lodges and number Of Past Masters
and visiting brethren. The Lodge was
opened at 1880 o'clock by Grand Master
Frank Rex, after prayer by Grand Chap
lain DR.. II, r, Blaisdell.
The tirst business Of the evening was
the election OF Grand officers for the en-
suing year, with the following results:
Grand Master-Fank Burt, Of Man.
nington,
Deputy Grand Master--John NJ. Ham.
ilton, OF Grantsville, Calhoun county.
Senior Grand Warden-LOuis N,
Tayener, OF Parkersburg.
Junior Grand Warden-George Davis,
OF Charleston.
Grand Treasurer-Hugh Sterling, OF
Wheeling.
Grand seeretary-George W, Akin.
son, P. G, NJ,
These several officers were installed in
accordance with Masonic usage, after
which Grand Master Burt announced
the following list OF appointments for
the year;
Grand LeCturer-J. NJ, Belleyille, OF
Wheeling,
Grand Chaplain-H. r, Blaisdell, D,
D., OF Wheeling.
Grand Marshal-Georgo W, Feldt, Of
Martinsburg,
Senior Grand Deacon-W. A, striCk,
Ter, Of Ellenboro.
Junior Grand Dcacon-John NJ. Col.
Inns, OF Charleston,
Grand PuBuivant-B. D, Gibson, Of
Middleway.
Grand Tyler-T, W. Bliss, of Wheel.
ing,
After these appointees had been duly
installed, the reports Of the several con-,
mittees were presented and considered,
1t was II o'clock before the matters con.
tanned In these reports were disposed Of.
The next hour was consumed by q
warm debate over q motion to make
Charleston the permanent headquarters
OF the Grand Lodge. THIS motion was
finally defeated, The next question was
whether the next annual rommunica.
ton should be held at Wheeling or
Charleston, The latter place was de.
eided upon, the friends Of Wheeling hay.
ing grown weary aud departed or alb.
sented themselves for some other
reasons.
It was 1880 o'clock when the lodge
adjourned,
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HELD UNDER $1,000 BOND.
Frank Former, the Alleged BIgarnISt, wi
be Examined by tho Grand Jury,

Frank FUnneF, the Alleged BIgaInISt, will
be Examined by tho Grand Jury,
On Tuesday Mrs, Frank Former, o.
Amity, Pa, appeared before Justice
Davis and complained that her husband
had deserted her sometime since and
had taken their three children with him
that, later, he had married a woman
named Annie Green, and that they were
living together 10 South Wheeling,
A warrant was issued against Fonnel
charging him with bigamy, and late
Tuesday night lie was arrested. Yester'
day Afternoon he was brought before the
Justice for q preliminary hearing. Hi
wife's story is Ia tue effect that he has
not supported her for q long time, and
her appearance bears out the abatement
that she earns her own living by hard
work. She also says that he has left hel
several times before, and that the last
time he took the children with him.
Upon her evidence he was held undel
81 900 bond till November 81, when tht
grand Jury will have convened and will
have lad time 10 examine into the case
An order will be issued to-day granting
Mrs. Fonner possession OF the children
Annie Green, the woman In the case
escaped 10 Ohio Tgfalay night and tht
officers haVO thus far been unable to 10
cate her,
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A YOUNG GIRL GOES INSANE,
The sad Fate Of the Inmate of House Of
III Fame.


III Fame.
Iona Russell, who for some time past
has been an inmate Of Georgia Franks
house Of ill.fams on Eoff street., was
yesterday lodged in jail as a lunatic, on
q warrant Issued by Justice Davis, and
will probably be taken 10 the Insane
Hospital at Weston to-day,
The unfortunate girl Is about 20 years
old. She first came here from CleYe.
land something over q year ago, and
domiciled herself at a Seventeenth street
house Of bad repute. She was at that
time Of quite prepossesaing appearance
and soon drew about" her q crowd Of
foolish men; but the life led Is q wearing
one and In the past iew'honths It's raw
ages have told plainly on her slight
figure, She went away from here
early last spring and was gone ioI
some time, On her return she took
up >her abode at Franks, AbouI
three months ago she went over into
Ohio for a short trip and was caught in .
railroad accident near Dayton. The re,
port Is that she was injured on the head
and in the abdomen at that time, and
had 10 be cared for in some hospital
When she returned here about one
month ego she was looking very poorly
and acted strangely, Since then hel
health has never been regained and hel
mind has been becoming more and more
unbalanced till now she is quite insane
She constantly ipaglnes thai people are
after her, and has strange visions,
Upon being arrested yesterday Sheriff
Steenrod proceeded TO make arrange
ments by telegraph for her being admit
ted to the Weston Hospital at once, Il
Is not thought that the poor girl can live
LONG.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger. In tho City and Wheeling People

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
MIR. A. Lorgan, Of Parkersburg, was at
the Windsor yesterday.
Major NJ. NJ. Bell, Of Mansfield, Pa,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Sydney Parker, Of this city, ia
visiting Miss Anna Hallam, OF Little
Washington.
DR.. A. +. Gasmire has returned from
Morgantown, where he has been on an
other weeks visit,
DR.. and Mrs. @. A. sinsel, OF Grafton,
were at the Stamm yesterday, the guests
Of Mr.. John Sinsel.
Mr.. Clyde Hunnehouse has aCceted q
a position as travelling salesman for O.
a. House, tho music dealer.
MIR. @. N. Brady, a well known glass
man, formerly a resident here, was reg.
istered at the Hotel Windsor yesterday.
Rev. Father MCEllieott, who has been
seriously indisposed for several days,
and who Is In tho Hospital, Is Inn
proving.
Mr.. L. Lissenger, advance business
manager for the Leongo Bros, who are
to BIO at the Grand next week, was in
the city last night.
Miss Minnie D. Freeman, OF Clarks.
burg, Is here with her father, Mr.. W.
II. freeman, who Is attending the Ma.
sonic Grand Lodge.
AZ. onJ NJ. NJ Rail ot WASHING.
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There were SIX cases on the docket fol
yesterday mornings session Of Police
Court. Five OF them were tramps Of the
most common and dirty character, two
Of whom were arrested by Officer Her.
bort, two by Donovan and one by Bell.
They were all permitted 10 depart on
promising 10 leave tho city at once and
keep away for the balance Of the season,
The other case was that Of Foster Jones,
aSouth Side Baloonist, against whom one
Sadie Malcolm had sworn out a warrant
charging him with kicking her In the
abdomen and other disorderly conduct.
Owing 10 the failure Of tho prosecuting
witness TO appear, the case was contin.
ued Till this morning,
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The SiiTIIIeFs live a Time,

The Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine made
a pilgrimage across the burning sands oil
the desert last evening, the special pur'
pose OF which was to sately escort seven
noylces 10 the Shrine, Judging from the
peculiar sounds which eIlanated from
tho Masonic headquarters and caused
the Italian peanut and fruit vender at the
Exchange Bank corpeF Ia raise his
hands In mute application to the Saints
for protection, the pilgrimage must have
been one OF some moment, These noises
consisted Of Carsplitting notes from
some peculiar horn with a fish horn OF
two for accompaniment, various weird
cries, a signal Of LET her 60" a series
Of bumps and howls Of laIgGteu. About
thirty Of tho Mobiles banquetted at the
Stamm at II $50 o'clock. The menu was
a very appetizing one, and the weari-
ness Of the pilgrimage waa COON dis
DHlltUs
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SUNDAY REST.



A Communication With Reference to To
Nights Meeting.
TO.t&s E9ttpr Of Ie lRfsIlioeapar,
sIR:-Permit mo In view Of the
meeting to be held in the First Presby
terrain church tonight in behalf Of Sun
day rest aud the enforcement OF exist
ing laws in the interest Of Sunday rest
TO call the attention Of our wage;work
crs to the Importance Of this gathering
and urge upon them as well as our eili'
gems ID general, to attend and hear q
live man with convincing power present
the issues which the question involves
Is the laborlpg man willing 10 give uE
his rest.day knowing, as he does by prac
teal experience, that more and better
work can be done In six days than In
sevenP t
Is not a rest. day necessary for the
promotion OF morality and virtue in the
individual and in the family9
And lastly, does not every working
man need one day Ia seven 10 spend 10
the midst Of his family as a social being /
These are suggestive questions full 'oI
meaning to all such as desire to preserve
in Its integrity this "Pearl Of Days
fraught with momentous blessings to all
unfortunately. As citizens, individ.
uals, heads OF families and as patriots
you are interested In tho preservation
intact OF this benefcent institution Of
the American Sabbath that 1t may be
handed down 10 posterity unimpaired,
and In all rs prestino purity apd worth
Therefore We ask our fellow citizens 10
embrace this opportunity Of hearing q
gentleman who is thoroughly convers-
ant with every aspect OF this question
and who will produce such arguments
In It's favor as will carry with them ire.
sistible convictions as To their truth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-14
MARTINS PRRRY MATTHIAS.
The Streets Of that Town Still In Darln
MT Might Ganernl NavVs

The Streets Of that Town still In Darkness
ut Night General News,
Mrs. Charles Myers is very low,
Mrs. Clark, Of Brilliant, Is visiting friends
here,
MTs; McCsbe' who has been quite sick, some
Centre street Is being opened from Burlington
street to Fifth,
Thomas Sheets, Of Marietta, Is visiting hi
uncle. MI N, Sheets,
BaFlowS' AlnStrels had q good audience at the
Opera House last night,
Miss Eva De Camp, OF WellSburH, Is the guest
OF her friends, tho Misses DeyRult,
The LRughlln mill ison full again and Is doing
well. Large shlpmenlSAre made every day,
The blast furnace Is turning out large quaint
ties Of A. No, Iron every day. Yesterday wa
pay day,
The social and supper OF the TeamEten' Union
present,
Charles GRlbrAlth, OF smlthaeld, Is the guest
Of his brother'ln' law, John ongi Of the Washing
ton street drug store.
Rev: and Mrs, A. Z. RFowulee entertained The
U. p. Mite Society al their Fesldence In the Car
den Spot last evening,
Mr. \, n. hOwEer, OF Barlow'S minStrels, 70
eeived q telegram last evening announcing the
death OF his father In New York.
What is tho matter With the Electric Light
Company. II agreed to have tho city lighted b.
October then by tho 18th aud then again by tho
first Of November, To morrow will DO tho 18th
and still the streets arc not lighted with electric
light, gas or anything else.
The funeral Of Miss Lucinda Jump, who died
on tuesday took place yesterday afternoon and
was largely attended. The remRlnSW ero buried
In Riyeryiew cemetery. The names o. those who
carried tho oaiket ara; Lewis Graft, william
jump, John Jump, VIII Hood, George RomlCk
and 8, b, Armstrong,
The Belmont County organization Of the @. A.
L. held successful meeting at BellAlre yester
day and decided 70 hold the next meeting al
Martins Ferry, on Wednesday. december IS, al
p. m. A campfire viii be held In the evening
towhlch oil old soldiers, WOmen's Relief Cotpl
and SONG Of Veterans camps arc Invited.
The prize Of $1,000 10 gold, offered by the
iOuth'S Companion 10 the person who turned In
the greatest number oil subscribers In stated
time, was Carre led on by. Rev, Y. Il. Jones, oil
Jewett, formerly. pastor Of the n. Il Church 81
Martins Ferry, lie got $50 and was deserving Of
the prize, Ills many friends will DO glad 10 hear
this,
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Samuel Miller was placed on trial Ii
the Common Pleas Court at 81. Clairs
vile before Judge briggs yesterday, fol
the killing Of Solomon Purdy, an ole
cblofed man, mention Of which wal
made In Tho lNTELLiuRNCER At tho time
A hundred witnessed were examined
ypsterdOy by the State, hut no ConClu
Awe evidence Of Mlller's guilt was giver
Df. 0Abofhe, Of Mt. Pleasant, was fined
sos for contempt for Coutt,ln not ap
nnnFibp.
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Syrup orFlrs.

Is natures own true laxative. tits the
most easily taken, aud the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when hiljops or OoStivei to dispel head.
acheu, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc,
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For SAFE In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, R, B. Burt and Q, Mem
kemeller,
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Chief Delbrugge is in receipt Of a Let.
ter from Mrs. Minnie Harvey, Of Park.
ersburg, informing llim Of the pitiiul
condition young woman Of that town
is In. She Is an unfortunate who has
loved not wisely but too well, md her
family has cast her aside. In a few
months time she wllL,beColue Q mother.
Mrs. Harvey wanted to know lit would
DO possible for her to enter the Home
for Ffigndless Women here. Tue Chiel
handed the letter TO the management oil
the Home, which refused 10 receive the
young woman. The reason was, that the
Home Is O local Institution.
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In tho ears, sometimes a roaring buzEinp
sound are caused by Catarrh. that ex'
ceedingly disagreeable aud very common
diaeSse. Loss oil smell or hearing also
result from catarrh. Hoods sarsapa.
rllla, the great blood purifier, Is q peCu.
liarly successful remedy for this disease,
which II cures by purifying tho blood,
II you suffer from Catafrh, try Hoods
SaFsaparilla, tile peculiar medicine. |
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Annie Auber, tho woman who wat
sent to Jail by Justice Davis three weeks
ago OH o charge Of bigamy, was yester
day adjudged lunatic and will DO taken
10 Weston US soon as possible on
lunacy papers issned by Justice
Davis. 1t will be remembered thai
she married q man named Loull
Graf, character whose reputation was
shady at the time, when she had q hus'
band named Henry Wassemyer living
on tho South Side. Her talk shows hel
to DO quite demGnted, and Sheriff SLeen'
rod proposes 10 hose no time In trans
ierrlng her 10 Weston.
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USE LILY CREAM for roughneSs Of the
THE LAST CIIANCR.
Cheap Excursion 10 Chicago, H., Win Baltl.
more A Ohio IlailronI,

Cheap Excursion 10 Chicago, ILL.,, Win Baltl
more 4 Ohio Railroad.
On Thursday, November IA, the Balti
more & Ohio Railroad will sell excur.
sion tickets from Wheeling TO Chicago
and return at $40, and at corresponding
rates from other stations, good going on
all trains OF that date, and valid for re-
turn passage to and including November
IS, 1889. The annual exhibition Of the
American Fat Stock, Live Stock, Poultry
and Dairy Shows will be held In Exposl.
ton building, Chicago, November 18th
10 2lst,
information apply 10 7. O. Burke, Ticket
Agent, Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, or at
Union ticket office at Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-14

. Tho State Board Of Public Works in
session AZ Charleston Monday, appointed
the following Beard Of Dental Exanln.
ers: First diStriCt--C. u. BOasher, Of
Brooke county, ). u. Mccormick, Of
Ohio county, aud A, d. Van 0Ston, oil
Harrison county. Second district
George 3. Morris, Of MonOngalla county
a. NJ. jarrett, Of Taylor county, and Il.
W. Tomlinsou, oil Jefferson county.
Third dlstrict-J. L. EARLY, Of Monroe
county James n. Mahsn and I. &. Bog
CESS, Of kanaWha county. Fourth dis
trlCt--A. 3, Catder, Of Cabsll county,
and ]. W, Nye, Of Putnam county.
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Chief 1)plbruEge received word ypslor,
tiAy from Chief ol Police Simon KinCh,
lei, Of Allegheny City, 10 the effect that
ho would send, q man down here to-day
for Henry Slnckiord, the confidence
man who 10 doing time In the city
workhousO. The Allegheny officer will
DO ARMED with the necessary papers 10
take glrlCkiOrd to PcnnsylyRnia where
he will have SOME serious charges 10 an.
swef To-,
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Clean this fridge,

The creek bridge on Main street Is In
d miserable condition. The floor Is laid
wAler.light, and the bridge las sunk
enough In the middle 10 cause the wagon
tracks 10 stand full Of mud and slIsh,
The sidewalk IL not 30 bad, but IL also ID 4
miserable condition. A iOw holeS should
DO bored 10 the roadway 80 II would
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-14

Under date Of Monday, November II,
Acting Governor y. Windy Wilson has
igsued. a Thanksgiving Proclamation.
lilo earnestly recommends that the PEG.
pie Of our State, abstalning from all sec.
lilar emplOyments, do rey0rontly appro.
priato tho day 10 grateful remembrance
Of the morcies Of God, and In charitable
deeds for the poor and afflicted"
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arc important problems, the former de-
pending greatly OH the latter Every
one is familiar with the healthy proper.
ties oil fruit, and no one can Afford 10 be
alex and miserable while tbs pleasant
California; ongenttated liquid fruit rene,
dy, Bythpoi Figs, may DO had al our en-,
tUfpriHing druggists, For sale In 40 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton Il. HCSS, X. d. Burt and o. AtSnko'
WellHf,
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II yOn vannUt 500 aud need ypeCtaCles
yOu should call ON uSand have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have lhe
finest Instruments aud more experience
than any other OptlClan In the state,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB w. GKUBB,
JeWeler and OptiClAri,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market streets.
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Thursday, November IA, The Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Company will sell o..
Oufslon tickets 10 Plttsbufgh and return
a. the rate oil 81, including admission 70
tho Pan.Amerlcan Exhibition, good re.
turning until November 10, inclusive,
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| niunLy recommend Salvation OIL
II has done more for my wife Ia one
night than physicians have accomplished
Ia years. FaED. A. SCHuLEa, Ol2 W,
FayetLe street, baltimore, Md.
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FOE FALL ANn WINTER.

Just received a complete and artistic
assortment Of Suitlngs, PantalOOnlngs
ana UvCrCOallngs, when We warrant 10
inAGU up lhSt.ClaSs style, and ut rea.
sOnablU prices. Fit guaranteed.
Z. HESS u SONS,
1891 Il 1923 Market street.
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Mrnli,nr InLlIrnilnn..

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.--For Western
Pennsylvania aud West Virginia, fair,
clearing on tho lakeai no change In tenn.
pptaturc; westerly Winds.
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" BpeOtaclse cause ysur eyes 10 Tire or
ache Il ig q sign they do not suit your
eyes and you should consult Professor
Shelf, the optlCian, At Lash'g, corner
Main and Eleventh streets. Examlna.
ton for Rlagses fee. rrhAA
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10 CHICAGO.

Annual Excursion, via The Pennsylvania
Lines.
On Thursday, November IA, excursion
tickets will be- sold from Wheeling, Bell.
alre and bridgeport, 10 Chicago, Via the
the Pennsylvania lines at rate OF $40,
good returning until Monday, November
Is, inclusive.
The American Fat Stock Show will be
Ia progress during the limits Of this OK.
Cutslon. TThAS
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Elixir Of Dates

Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, Ggs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
menvely popular. II cures habitual con.
stipation, indigestion, billousnesS, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 80 cent
bottles by Q. h. Goethe, W. W. Irwin,
w. E. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. aud Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
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FoR comfort and durability buy our
celebrated Scotch Wool Seamless Under.
wear, warranted mol 10 dttink.
Just received 90 dozen more Of those
26c seamless halt Hose. They are great
bdrgdint o. HEss 4 S6Ns,
1891 and 1898 Market street.
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Mhrrlnre Llrsnss. tsansd.

Marriage licenses were Issued BY Clefk
Hook yesterday 10 the following named
George y. Chss, aged 20, and Katie
Gibson, aged 10, both natives and reSl,
dents Of this county.
o. NJ. W0odson, aged 30, wld0WeF,
q native Of Virginia and now a resident
Of rarkersbutg, and Della Carroll, aged
q, a native Of Sullivan county, Pa, and
now q resident Of that State.
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Thermometer Record.

The th6nnometer at Scllnepfs drug
store, o,sta House corner, yesterday,
registered US follows: i
e. , I.e @ & T. \, '. ........ x
~ n; m".,. -, n MSaIhGf@iIHii w
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LILY OREAMl llly OtOaln, LIIy Of0aln

sROoSD PRESBYTERIAN CnURCI 10.
night, Oyster Supper, Ice Cream osc.
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The Hlghest Pralse.

liam Presbyterian clergyman and Doctor
of divinity, hui | am not afraid 70 recommend
Dutiy't Pure Mali WhiAkCy Al the. ,ppTest and
most efficient preparation ~ y medicine that
knnW Of, aud my experiences I! lAFge one"
REV. u, hIIlS, LID.
VI highly recommend Dufy'H Pure Malt
WhlEiey and prescribe u extensively IN my
practiCe.n X, W. HuTCHlNsoA, n. D.,
New YsIk,
"DuHys Pure Malt Whlkkey iy free from iuSel
oil, adillerAtlOns, o. foreign impurities, and
these qualities should recommend II % the high
Ost public favor"
PROP. IESEY A, MoTT, Ph.p,; FC;s,,,
New York.
~ concur IN the endorsement Of all that has
been sald Of Duhys Pure Nall RhlGkey.n
y. Z. sPIaRER,
Late Treasurer Of The Unlled States
eau any higher endorsements than The above
be- produced for any known LtlGleH ~
Do they not prove the purity and power Of thh
OTOAt Kennedy
Be sure, however, aud secure only lhe Renu
inC, aud lake mono but putfy'E
Il IA sold By all reputable dEnGglLtS. selg.Th
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Do NOT throw DIP che SPONGE Try
tho old standard rpmedy, III Rlll'S
Cough Syrup. Price "a cents,
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sEcoND PRESBYTERIAN CnURcn 10.
nIRhL. OysLer Supper, Ice Cream etc.