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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-13
MARTINS FHRRY.
The New opera HOuSs-Walkipg Match
Other Local Notes

The New Opera Hopae-WAlnpB AAFsH'
Other Local Notes.
Mr., Joseph Purcell Is quite sick.
Mr.. Aug. RothermOnd lsQuiie low with Ehen'
matism d his residence on South Second street,
r, A, Llndermuth left yesterday for Morgan
town TO attend the University commencement
HIS brother Is one Of tho graduates.
Miss Carrie InglebrIght aud Miss Grace upde;
gFRd left yesterday for Stoubenville 70 attend
the graduating exercises Of the seminary
Mrs, williamson and her daughters, Misses
Jessie aud Alice, have returned from q pleasant
visit at GAINESVILLE. Miss Ella Mendell, oil
Bethany, Is their guest,
The open meeting OF the Y,'s at the reSidence
Of Mr.. Lewis SWaFtl, on FiTlt street, on TUESDAY
evening, was largely attended, and was very
enIoyable, affair, with plenty oImusic and games
Of all kinds
There will DO female walking match
IN the Lafayette Hall next Friday and sAtpr
day evenings, The contestants Will 30 betNt
Lawrence Nellie Cook, Mamie Brooks Kosis
wilkins and May Howard.
meeting OF tho owners Of the new operl
House on Tuesday evening L was leased Y
MessrS. Harry NOFthWoOd and W, Q, Connelly
These gentlemen VIII give the people Of Martin,
| Ferry good class OF shows, and VIII make I'M
Opera House ago, twill be ready Tor the com
ing season, Several other parties were after "
One Of thlm was q newspaper and theaEica
| man OF Chicago,
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POLITICS OVER TUE RIVER.
Numerous Candidates Already In the Field
In belmont,


Much interest is manifested in the Bel
mont county Republican convention,
which will be held in the Lafayette
Opera House, Martins Ferry, on Tues
day, August "a, Candidates for the
different offices are numerous and there
will be a lively fight for all of them, es-
peCially the treasureship. Much hust-
ling Is being done. For Clerk, ]. B.
Longley and John NJ. Davis, OF st, Olairs-
Vile, s, w. Rose and Mr., Ayers, Of Kirk
wood township, and S, U, Duf, Of Blaine,
are candidates, For Auditor, George
Wise, Of Bellaire, and Mr., Fisher, OF
Flushing,
For Treasurer, Frank Archer, Of Bell
aire, W, NJ, Mitchem, Of Washington,
and Abram Kelly and Ell Moore, OF
GAINESVILLE. For Commissioner, Albert
Brown, Of Bridgeport, Mr.. Helpbinger,
Of KirkwoDd township, and W, A, Sha'
ron, Of Colerain.
For Recorder, ], NJ, Beckett, the pres
ent, incumbent is the only manImenlion'
ed. He will probably be renominated
For Representative, A, 4, McKelyeyI
the present Representative, will proba'
bly, be his own successor, Other Candi'
dates for the various offices will doubt
less spring up before the convention Il
held, Belmont county will not elect
Probate Judge, Sheriff or Recorder THU
fall,
At the recent meeting OF the Contra
Committee an effort was made to get al
expression for Governor without success
Foraker is quite popular in Belmont
Hon, N, B, Scott, OF this city, said las
evening that he had just returned iron
a tour in Eastern Ohio, and he found
growing boom for Judge 0'Neal In Bel
mont, Guernsey and Noble counties
Col, Poorman, OF Bellaire, has beer
named, but whether with his consent Il
not known,
The coming Republican Senatorial con
test will be a red hot one. The diiIerCn
aspirants are working like beavers, The!
are Judge John s. Cochran, OF Martin
Ferry, who came very near getting tn
nomination ut the last convention
Charles ArlCk, oil RiChland, and g, W
Glover, Of Oadiz, who is the present in
cumbent, There appears TO be som'
dissatisfaction about Mr.. Glover, prin
cipally because oihis boiling the Repub
liCan caucus and voting with the Dem
oCrats, about which so much was saiC
at the time, and voting for the oleomar
garine bill, The time for the meeting O
the Senatorial Committee has not beer
fixed as yet, There will be lots OF pol
itiCs over the river this fall.
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Stockholders Meetings.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Wanted.

WTANTED-LADIES IN STATE
w aud city TO sell q treatment for suffering
women. Agents make from s. TO 50 per day,
Address Mis-. Z. N. DOUGLAS, Box ~ Bridge
port, Ohio. jelld
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THB NATURAL Gas SUPPLY.
The Public Interested In the Meeting Called
for snthfdnY NIEht.


There is growing interest in the pro-
posal that the county shall subscribe
$4,000 to the capital stock OF the Wheel.
ing Development Company, which pro.
poses to explore this locality with the
drill for natural gas,
The following Is the call for public
meeting TO be held Saturday evening in
connection with this proposal:
The importance Of a larger and cheaper
supply Unnatural gas to tbs city Of Wheel
ing Is recognized by everybody, The
question Is can such a supply be found
materially nearer TO the city than the
present wells. Intelligent and experi-
enced citizens believe that II can be.
They believe that test well, deeper than
any yet sunk, will successfully solve the
question. Such q well can be sunk for
$4,000, II successful it will be OF great
value TO every interest and every citi-
zen, Therefore the money needed for
the experiment should come out OF the
common treasury, And inasmuch as it
is understood that the County Commits
sioners stand ready 10 appropriate this
amount OF money II satisfied that such Is
the general wish OF the people, therefore
we, the undersigned signers Of this pa.
per, hereby appeal to the citizens Of
Wheeling 10 come together In large num-
beers at the City Building next Saturday
evening, June 10, at z o'clock, for the
purpose Of making such an expression Of
public sentiment us will warrant the
Board Of County Commissioners in max
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POISONED WATER.

One Of the leading surgeons In the army made
the following characteristic remark; water
kills more soldiers than bullets His meaning
was, that soldlerS who drank impure water died
by disease In greater numbers than those killed
by bullets, The surgeon Wla right Impure
water especially at this season, Is q terrible
cause Of sickness and death, but the public
s9y,. what shall wedoi There g bnt one lenal,
by mixing with II something that destroys all
poison or disease breeding germs, and nothing
does this like pure .WhlSkeys but y may Be
asked, where eaa obtain pure YhlAkeyS Pro,
ieSSoE Henry A, Mott says, "the purity Of puhy'a
Pure Malt W hiskey % absolute, and should com
mend II 70 the highest public iaYoIn There
are hundreds Of families that ara drinking water
constantly, and are kept In perfect health BY
simply mixing. q little Of phHy'S Pure Malt
Whlhkey IN each glass they drink, II u o aim
pl0 aud AZURE preventive Of Summer diseases
and germ p0ls0hs, and Is endorsed by The best
people In the land. Ie6fh
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VAN BAKERS CASE.
Again Continued iii the Next Term Of the
Supreme Court.

Again Continued Till the Next Term Of the
supreme Court,
The case OF the State vs.. Van B.
Baker, the convicted murderer, has been
postponed until the September term Of
the Supreme Court Of Appeals, which
meets at Charlestown. At Tuesdays
session the Attorney General called at
tention to tho fact that the printed rec.
ord Of the proceedings Of the Circuit
Court had not been filed before the omen.
ing day OIL the present term, 80 that
there had been no timO 10 allow OF care.
full examination 30 as 10 flle brief, The
court then agreed that the case could
not be heard this term, and II will be
doCketed to DO heard at Charlestown,
The record consists Of l,ll2 pages Of
closely printed matter, about 1b0 being
taken up with the pleas OF the defense In
abatement, demurrer, etc., and the OK
animation OF the jurors upon their voir.
dire. The balance Is taken up with the
testimony. The printers fees for the
record arc $044.35 which have been paid
by the State owing TO TO the Insolvency
oil the defendant. The fate Of the appeal
will not be- known until next September,
and Baker will have three months more
in the county jail here before no knows
whether he will have anoth or trial.
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The management OF the home team Is
now on the lookout for another catcher.
The Dayton club will be here to-day
for another series Of three games. With
the reorganization that has been made
in the Wheeling outfit, all three games
ought to DO won from the visitors.
The Kansas City Association team
passed through the city yesterday on
their way 70 Columbus from Philadel.
phia. They stopped here for a few hours
and took dinner at the Windsor. Sam
Barkley was with them and found time
to shake hands with a large number OF
his friends, He has gotten entirely over
his throat trouble, but Is still bothered
somewhat with his leg.
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LOCAL BRRYITIRS.
Matters Of Minor Moment IN and About the

NANANNNH W. MAAAWN AAAAANhN AAA AHHNN
City.
OPERA HOUSE, this eyening-Hennig-
Day benefit,
WHgELING LoDaR B. P. o. Elks will
hold an important meeting this evening,
MAYER's orchestra will play for the
commencement at the normal school at
West Liberty next Tuesday,
Local UNION No, 8, Of the Carpenters
Brotherhood, will hold their first annual
picnic at Wheeling Park next Saturday,
" this evening Is not Indictment the
Y, NJ. O, A. Outing Club will take an
excursion on the river, leaving the wharf
OF 7 o'clock,
soNR homegrown new potatoes, very
fair, were in the market yesterday,
Peaches and plums have appeared, com
ing from the South.
THR funeral this afternoon Of the late
Simon Horkheimer will be under the
auspices Of Pamela Lodge /, o, o, F., o.
which the deceased was a member,
BEN ADAMS, accused Of robbing ]. W
Russell, below Benwood, was yesterday
taken down to Moundsyille for a pre-
liminMy hearing, A constable from
there came after the prisoner,
Mas. LEWIS Penn, OF Quincy, Ohio
eloped yesterday with an Englishman
but was stopped by a telegram a
Moundsyille and taken away by rela
latiye, while the Englishman confined
his journey alone to the old country,
YESTERDAY about 8 p. m. old Elish
Connolly, living near Clinton, wa
driving down Market street, very drunk
when his buggy collided with q coun
tryman's wagon, Two wheels wer
badly broken and he was thrown out
striking on his head. The horse wa
stopped, and after JEFF Davis had minis
tered TO his wound he was taken to polio
headquarters, where a little later friend
called for him. He was not seriousl
injured.
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what IIrantlrstll,a pllln Do.

In BRANDRErHs Puts tho true life
medicine has been found, composed "a
they are OF numerous vegetables 30 com.
bined that each nultiplies tho virtues Of
the rest, They never can do any harm,
Their action 10 always tho same, no mat.
TOR how long or In what doses they are
taken, They purge away the waste par.
tiCleB Of the system, They recruit Tho
animal ylgor and arrest the progress Of
decay. They purify lhe blood. They
stimulate tho liver They invlgorate di.
gestlon. They open the pores. They
mako the bowels do the work Of the kid.
neyS, thus giving those organs an on.
times needed rest One or two at nipht
for q week will demonstrate their power
and lB generally sufficient 10 cure ofdl.
nary diseases. paw
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THE YOUNGSTOWN FUND


still Growing Toward $40, OOO..The Sanitary
Work, etc.
The fund contributed here for the re.
lief OF the Johnstown sufferers Is still
growing. Among the additions received
to it yesterday was check from Philip.
pi for $40 %. Among the donations
heretofore made, but only acknowledged
in the aggregate OF the fund, was one OF
$25 from the Ancient Order oil Hi.
bernians, which was handed to the
Fourth ward committee, The town OF
Darlington, through the Darlington In.
dependent, also swelled the fund $3l %,
contributed by the school children and
citizens, besides which the Darlington
K. OF 7. sent to Johnstown direct $22 30.
The Belmont glass workers, Rellaire,
have contributed S29 this week for the
Johnstown sufferers.
The Bellaire Tribune says: DR.. 7. O.
Hoover, OF the State Board OF Health,
was In the city this forenoon and
directed DR.. West, the Health Officer Of
Bellaire, to employ men and have the
river examined from Wheeling Island
to the rifle below town and all CarcasVes
10 be removed.
Yesterdays Pittsburgh Times has the
following: O. G. Minor, a member oil
the Iron City MiCroscopiCal Society, after
the regular meeting OF the society last
night, gave the following views on the
water in the Allegheny riYeri
"a few days since placed 0 drop OF
water on the slide Of a powerful instru.
ment and found that the water was full
OF animal matter consisting OF shreds oil
muscle and intestines. Tho ordinary
vegetable matter was not there, appar-
emily crowded out by this other deposit,
] am sure that no person who could
have seen that drop Of water as did
would use the river water for the next
six months. The water that l FIRST
viewed was taken from q filter, and when
! afterwards examined some that had
been taken from the hydrant, matters
were ten times worse. l have looked
ct river water in all conditions before,
but never saw anything 50 bad" It Is
not at all flk to be used
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10
record one deed Of trust and the follow.
Ing transfers Of real estate:
NAV Ell, by the LaBelle Iron Works To
the Wheeling Pottery Company, for
1924, IS feet o. ground To be used as a
june 10, ~ Bridget Haley TO Honor,
wife Of Martin Fahey, lor 81 100, part
81 lots 0 and 10 on the north side Of
Twenty.lhird street, near Water.
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The Dayton and Hamilton clubs play.
ed at Dayton again yesterday, and tile
home team again defeated the visitors.
The two errors charged to Dayton were
made by Thongs, the new pitcher, In
the first inning, and resulted In the one
run that Hamilton got. The game was
full Of interest from beginning to end
and was, all things considered, tho best
that has been played at Dayton this sea.
son, The score was as iollowsi
iiSnIitC ;ii..'.',,,.'' . Q . i
Earned runs, Dayton, 2. Hits, Dayton, 7; Ham.
iltOn. 4. Errors, Dayton, 2; Hamilton, l.. Time
LILO, Umplre-lIengle,
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Newlon's syDtSm Of Dross Cutting,

l desire 10 cali the attention OF all
ladies thinking Of learning q tifstclass
system, 10 0 new and perfect system Of
Cutting with no "Rtting" whatever.
draft directly upon The cloth without
the aid Of patterns. Each pupil may cut
a test waist 10 III perfectly, without
change whatever, while Nnder my In.
BtfuCtionB. My terms are reasonable,
including an outfit when pupil has
lniBhed, MARY A, HopkiNs,
Domestic Sewing Machine Rooms
Ma. 90 Twelfth street,
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Is natures own true laxative. II IL the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or. costivej to dlspel head.
aches, colds, and fever; TO cure habltual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fix
Syrup Company. For sale In 90 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton =, Hess, H. u, Burt and O. Men.
katnalIpf.
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M. nnnth pne 10 NenllgsnSs.

The coronCrs Jury at New oumber.
land, sllung In the case Of James Rod
SerS, Of this city, killed there on the
Railroad Tuesday, returned q verdict late
thai evening 10 The effect that Engineer
MONTGOMERY and Conductor Prince, Of
the gravel train, were guilty Of gross
negligence, and that the death Of Rodgers
waS due 10 this. Warrants were a. once
issued for Montgomery and Prince, but
thoy had left the place. Up 10 last even'
Inc they had not been arrested.
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CoLuMBus, o., Jan. /, 1SSO.-To TnE
ELIXIR or DATES Co., Dear SirJ!-ElIxlr
OF Dates cured me Of habltuRl Constlpa.
ton and dyspepsia. recommend II 10
all my friends. Very truly yours, Joseph
thinner, Prop. OF Hotel 81 Claire, 90.
lumbus, o. Sold by o. Il, Goethe, w, W,
Irwin, ", u, Williams and John Laugh.
lin. Logan Drug 90, and Goodwin o.,
Wholesale agents,
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NTANTED-A WOMAN OF SENSE,
ness In her locality; middle aged preferred.
Salary 800 per month. Permanent position.
References exchanged. AMERICAN Mo. HOUSE,
Lock Box 1885, N. Y, mylGITh
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CHICAGO, June ia dispatch from
Helena, Montana, says: There is great
excitementin Grantsdale, Missouri coun.
ty, over a gold find. James Quick Rom
ner, while bathing in Gold creek, found
q dozen nuggets, which he took to
Graatsdale and showed to friends. In
three hours every man in town was on
the road TO the new discovery.
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DoEs your grocer ever ask you to take
other brands In place oil lllSbury's Best
Kilxir ofDhtea

Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, Ggs anti prunes, and other
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered 1t i'm.
mensely popular. It cures habitual con-
stipatlon, indigestion, blliousness, alCk
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 80 cent
bottles by Q. r. Goethe, w. W. Irwin
W. L, Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
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1891 & 1898 Market Street.

IF You cannot see and need Spectacles
You should call on us and have yonr Eyes
Tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
than any other Optlclan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB w. GRUDB,
Jeweler and 0ptlClan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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the subject by the School Board There d NO
cause assigned for the dischRBer ulless y Wa
iealouSy. the present Superintendent, u, II,
lone. fearing WenneFa Is his probable successor,
and thought 70 rid himMlt OF the obstacle;
IASt evening tho WenneF Cadets came out and
paFaded the streets In honor q the Professor,
and the people emphasized thelr protest hgalnht
the removal by burning rcd hre anu geIuns up
quite RdemonGtTati0n,
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Clerk Hook yesterday issued marriage
licenses TO the following named parties
John P. Mccullough, aged 2S, o. CleYe'
land, and Kate o. Husk, aged Y Tor
merly Of Edenburg, Pa, now Of Wheel
:" Harry s. Clark, aged 81, and Jennie E,
Barr, aged 10, both Of Wheeling.
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10 millions, pleasing their palatcS and
cleansing their systems, arousing their
iIyers, Kidneys, Stomachs and Bowels
70 q healthy activity, Such Is the mission
OF the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs. For sale In 80
cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan Drug
Company, Anton 7. Hess, r. b. Burt
and o. Menkemeller.
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I,nrrriore.llA britannica.

Hon. W. Il. Gladstone has styled thll
work 1.-THE greatest literary triumph q
this century, II 10 the supreme court
Of authority for reference ID every Do.
pattment Of human knowledge. Tue
last volume 10 now out, and terms are
exceptionally reasonable. For particu'
lars address ], \. Plummet, State agent,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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wANAMAKRR 4 BRowN's suits are TN.
euualled by SO per cent In every respect,
100 samples 10 select from. The wonder
OF The consumer 10 why II has not been
represented here before. Also BuggiUs
and Carpets Of cost at j, W. Ferrel's,
9iOl Main street,
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Via Pennsylvania Lines, for tho National
Turner'S Convention.
Tickets will be sold June 20 and 81, at
one lowest flrst.class limited fare for the
round trip, good returning until June 81.
Apply Tor further information 10 ]. G.
Tomllnson or John Bailie, agents at
Wheeling, W. Va, or A. L. Walling,
agent Bridgeport, Ohio.
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Spring AND SUMMER.

We are in receipt Of oil the newest
Novelties ia WOOlens for mems wear,
Consisting Of SultingS, PantalOonlngs
and 0yercOatlngs, which we are pre-:
pared 10 make up In the best style and
NJ unreasonable prices.
Speclalties-Flncy Flannel Shirts Of
so cents and upwards, and orerSiEes 30
WY ""N - q. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 e. 1898 Market Street.
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f6e iull score was as iollows;
SS palSEdsSid 5.... %. :::: 3 SStSS

Earned Elns-WhGeling I. Two base hits
speldel and ElChOl. Struck out-by Kennedy,
s; by Wittrock, ., Hit by ball-by Mittrock, ,,
Wild pitches-Wittrock, l. Passed hall = West.
lAke,2 2, Double plays-st0nlel TO Il. WOSLlRke;
Miller to speldel, Sacrifice hits : Hobrecht,
speldel, o'RourkO. Stolen baSes-NChol, Miller,
Kennedy, Bowman, 2. Left on bases-Wheellng
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wanthar lndlcntIonn.

wAsnlSoroS, I. O., June 70. For West
Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio fair, warmer, followed In Illinois
by slightly cooler southerly winds.
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ASK your grocer for stolEenbach's
Columbia SSI Crackers. They will please
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General Notices.
Important Notice.


On account Of tho long and continued cool,
wet weather, there will DO great danger Of much
sickness following the advent OF hot weather
The attention Of housCholdcrs and the pubiciS
directed 10 tho importance Of strict sanitary
regulations, and frequent applications Of lime,
carbollc acid, or other disihieCtants TO CCllnH,
outbuildingS and premises generally. Owing 10
the excessive contamination OF tho Ohio river
from precipitation Into II Of human bodies aud
tho bodies OF other animals, contents Of pryy
vaults and other impurities, tho drinking Of the
water Is absolutely dangerous, Boiling all water
used Tor domestic purposes for nj least One,hAi
hour. 4 strictly enlolned as tho only absolutely
reliable protection.
Persons Wishing 10 make complaints about
garbage or other nuiERnCes will confer a ipNOr
BY writing plainly tho nature Of compliant
names and number Of premises, on p0hi
card, Instead OF using tho telephone, thCJWlll
thus BIO sure 10 reach me, and their wlrl will
receive prompt attention.
GEORGE /. GARRISON, MD,
leo Health Onlrnt
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Losr.-''1 don't know where, can't
tellwhen, | don't see how-somethlnp
Of great value 10 me; and for the return
Of which l shall DO truly thankful, viSi
a good appellee
,FovSb, Health and strength, pure
blood, an appetite like that Of d wolf,
regular digestion, all by taking that popu,
lar and peculiar medicine, Hoods Safsa.
patilla! l want everybody 10 Try Il this
season." u lH sold by all druggists,
One hundred doses one dollar.
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PLEASE cali on or give notice by postal
card 10 the practical optiClan, Dr., N,
Neuef, al the Howell House, In reference
TO your speCtacleg,
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1Sssr upon having plllsbury's Host
Flour, All groceB sell IL