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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17
CURIOUS THINGS OF LIFE.

A dentist in York, Pa, extracted a
lsdy's thirty'tWo teeth-all she had-at
q single sitting.
There Is said to be q school boy at
Kingston, n, T., who studies hard and
commits his lessons to memory well,
but u he goes to sleep toFgets all that he
has learned,
Ward Stolting, Of Buffalo, has discov-
cred his sister, who with him, in child
hood, was abducted and left by mys-
terious boalmRn on Wards Island. The
couple never met since.
Chan Chu Sing, a converted China
man, has been licensed a. local preach.
or in the Methodist Episcopal church,
and will engage in missio9 work among
his own people In Los Angeles, Gal.
Henry Newshom, a venerable member
Of the Carlisle, Pa, bar, was seized with
an attack OF vertigo recently, during
which he swallowed his false teeth, He
narrowly escaped choking 70 death,
A chiropodist will heucsforth be at
tached to every German regiment, This
may seem rather odd, but keeping sol
dieTs feet In order is one OF the most
important elements Of successful war.
An Offensive trunk raised an excite.
ment In the depot at New Oxford,
Adams county, Pa, a few days ago, On
being opened It was found to hold la
dies wearing apparel well soaked with
napthaline to keep Off moths,
A farmer near Parkersburg, W, Va,
claims that one Of his mules was scared
to death by lightning, The lightning
knocked down a shed under which the
mule was standing and the animal start
ed to run, and kept 1t up until 1t drop
ped down dead,
The most iorgetiul young man in shy.
der county, Pa, recently went to town
with his best girl, and when the time
came for hit return, actually left without
her and pro teded several miles before
be happened 70 think that he had for
gotten something.
Bolivia has one OF the most interest.
Ing exhibits at Paris. It is a practical
and natural size model Of q lead mine
0 famous one-out OF which many large
fortunes have been made. The entrance
10 1t is through a special pavilion, erect.
ed by the Bolivian Government.
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TVLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
Under schedule III effect Nay
lS'i65S Tfalnl Leave BflsCp9n tohltal sland
land. 40 4, m. or Pittsburgh 1879 4. tn IOI
iihIbaSn aud Cleveland, ~ p, MI FOl Fits,
bIigl and New York, 2id p in. Fot aleubOn'
Vile, BiSS q, N,
ifain6 arrive Al BfldgcpoH ~ Una. M, i0iiS
A I'M, iQ.2S D. M, lI87 y, IL and Tod ., m,
On Ralutdayt only For East Liverpool, OK
b.. n from fast Llycllnol llil2p. N,
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Medical.
Puzzled! Thg:! Doctors"

$500 ..S 49,
MOST Of tho eases cured by Ayers
Rl SarsaparlIIN have been given up
by thuregular practice, Physicians arc
recommending this medicine moro than
ever, and with satisfactory results.
T.. NJ. Sargent, Lowell, Mass, Says;-
"SGyNrnl years ugO, my daughter broke
ont with Large sores on her llNnlA,
face, and Oth.r parts III hOr bOIly, Tho
ease puzzled tie doctors, Ny daughter
used Ayers SNrsaWrrlllN, and resulted
IN q complete cure, Her blood seems to
have been thoroughly purified, rs slO
las never Ind no much NJ u FlnplO
since taking this medicine"
"ThIs Is to certify that after having
been sick for twelve years with kidney
disease and general debility, aud having
been treated by several phySlEans With
out relief, am now better In every re-
speCt, and think | nm nearly well,
having taken seven bottles Of Ayers
sarsaVarllla." maria Lldwigson,
Albert Lea, M!nn.
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PREPARED ny
Dr. ]. @, Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass
Price sli pIr boulcs, IS, Worth ssA bottle.
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FASHIONS FOR MEN.

The strict rules Of outing attire pre-.
clude the wearing OF the sash with a
starchcd shirt.
The size OF the scarts will DO in nowiso
The huge puff scars
will BIO more popular than In the early
spring.
The signs would indicate that the
dark backgrounds in scarhng will pre-.
dominate to greater extent than last
season.
The extra wide Ascot will enjoy the
popularity presaged by the success II
has had this season In the light weight
textures.
Tbs wearing Of suspendcrs when the
sash Is assumed Is tabooed as illuatrat.
inga lack Of confidence verging on the
humoresque.
Waist belts are sometimes worn under
the saShes 10 givean additional assurance
and 10 secure a looser and less binding
effect oithe sash.
The line Of the fall styles OF neCkwear
will DO generally quleter, 90 far as color
and pattern is concerned, than the scarf.
ings at present the vogue.
The Windsor tic, either tied In q hut.
teray bow or folded without being press.
cd aud tied In Cravat form loosely, ID Che
particularly "propah Capah" with q
neglige B6itt,
With evening dress, Of course, The
saIh may be worn, With tho sacE
dress coat ColOn are permissible, but q
black Cumberland ID considered The
best form when tho swAllowtall ID
dOnned.
Several new Persian bows are bidding
for favor at present, The fact that tht
buckle bow, however, Ia Yankee ctea.
tion, and has Just about run its course
seems 70 have been forgotten by the I'M
potterS.
That there will DO any number otTeCl
and puET sCatlS sold, however, when thl
bewildetlng number Of novel and beau
tlful styles which will " put on III
market 10 considered, goes Without SAY
ing,-~CIOihlVt aud fdmltheh '
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WASHINGTON, D. @, Oct. Bishop
]. ]. Keane, rector Of the new Catholic
University, Rev, DR.. Carr, assistant rec
tor, and Rev. DR.. P. L. Chapelle, pastor
OF St. Matthew's Church, called GU the
President this morning and invited him
to be present at the dedication aud open
ing Of the University November IS. The
President accepted the invitation with
thanks, and said he would certainly at
tend II possible.
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The Mark Lane Express gives an &c
count by an agriCulturist in Finland, NJ.
Adolph TornEren, Of a curious way Of
making hay which Is very generally
adopted by the Firms. Poor men who
own NO meadows have long been accus.
toned to cut what grass they can find In
the forest glades aud other waste lands.
Owing to the lack OF roads and farm.
steads the hay was stuffed among
tho branches OF neighboring trees
to await the winter frosts and
snow, when it could easily be car
ried on sledges. After q wet season
some farmers noticed that his hay was
actually better in quality than that
which they themselves had made from
much better grass. The wild crop, so to
call it, had dried much better in the tree
branches exposed to free circulation Of
air than the rich heritage which had lain
long on the solden ground. Hence II
occurred to them TO make temporary
trees upon which their own crops might
be dried. This experiment was attend
cd by such success that the plan has
been widely initiated, and bids fair en-
tirely TO supplant the old-fashioned
methods.
After tho moving is done a number Of
poles about ten feet in length, and pro-
vided with long transverse pegs, are set
up at intervals, aud the grass Is loosely
heaped upon them. The result Is said
to be excellent. Even in wet weather
only small portion forming outside Of
the pile Is discolored, while the inner
portions, exposed to the air beneath aud
protected from the rain above, are dried
In perfect condition. Moving can be
carried on in spite Of wind and rain, and
when once the grass is placed upon tho
drying poles it may be left without fear
Of serious damage until the weather
changes. In a climate like ours 1t might
be worth while to inquire further into
this method Of saving the hay.
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PALTIMoRE&oHIo RAILROAD
- On aud after May u, 1882 trains depart
aud arrive Of WhCelInG % iNllOWA-E GstGtn tInlei

BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD
- On and after. May Y, 1859, trains depart
aud arrive at Wheeling o. follows Eastern time;
MAIN IINE-EAsT.
For Baltimore Philadelphia and New York,
i;SS g. MI $40 and II 10 p, m,, daily and 500 u,
CanbeFiand Accommodation, $40 a. M, OK.
Grafton Accommodation, $40 p. M, daily,
MoundSyille Accommodation, 6.86 q. IN, l2;O
and elOp. M, except Sunday,
ARRlyR;
From New York, Philadelphia and baltimore
0;05 aud l2;S0p. IN. and II 100 n, M, daily,
Cumbetl4nd Accommodation, 6;OO p M, OK.
6afton Accommodation, 1880 p. M, daily.
MOundSyille Accommodation, f.l6 q, m. and
l;4O aud 7A0p. M, except Sunday
TRANs.oHIo DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 and 300 a. IN. and $40 and
Cincinnati Express, a. m, and ll;l5p. M,
Columbus Accommodation, 2.op. M, except
g. Clelrsyllle Accommodation, $3.50 q. m. and
2'I0 ana biSO p. M, except Sunday,
ARRIVE;
Chicago Express, 1913, b;SOAnd 1865 a. IN. and
Cincinnati Exptcs, Asa m. and s,lop. M,
Columbus Accommodation, lOaoa. M, daily,
y Claitsyille Accommodation, 1870 a. m. and
laOand b'l6 p, M, daily except Sunday
WHEELING PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, $500 and 1928 a. IN. daily, and
lA0 p. M, daily, except sunday.
FOR Pittsburgh and the East, U:lO p. M, daily
except sunday
WG.hingtoa ACcommOdAt $50 p. M, daily
1HrnNl Hn1HnV
:. F /. Excursion Train, 800 p. M, Sun.
ARRIVE:
From Pittsburgh. $50 q. m. daily and 1850,
DAILY except Sunday, and G;6S and liiiO p. M,
@sshlnEt9n Accommodation, 500 a. m u daily
, i Fi!sSaFSS Excursion Train, 1850 a. M, Sun.
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ChIIdtsn Cry Tot PlIshsts osststls,
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With a large family and long dining.
table, waiting on a dozen hungry people
10 no light task. A device which relieves
the united head Of the family very con.
siderably and enables the rest to eat In
peace 10 the following: Two OF the boys,
ten and twelve, are detailed in turn To
wait on tho table, for which service thoy
receive a small specified sum. The one
who waits has his rations reserved aud
kept warm, and eats when his service Is
over. He answers 10 various rames:
waiter" "OarCOn," "kellner," and there
Is no little merriment at his expense,
butin which he joins as heartily as the
fhak
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Guarantee Or, Ackef's BLOOD Elixir iot
II has been fully detnon9tt ted 70 the
people o. this country that Il 10 superior
10 all other preparations for blood dis.
eases. II 10 q positive cure for ByphllltiC
poisoning, ulcers, efnptlonB and plmpleB.
II puflHes tho whole system aud
thoroughly builds up the consultation.
For sale ny Logan Drug Co., ], I, Good.
win 4 90, o. Il. Goel4s, A. T. Young,
John QoletnAn. pAM7
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In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need b gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver is inac.
tive you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator" by
taking come safe remedy. Elixir Of
Dates Is Just what you need. Give II a
trial. Sold in 30 cent bottles by 9. 4.
Goethe, W. w. Irwin, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin q
Co., Wholesale agents.
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Waco, TEXAS, Oct. l5.-rhe firm Of
Leasing & Rosenbal, wholesale dry goods
and cotton fabrics, state that they are
temporarily embarrassed and to-day
made q sale OF their stock Of goods and
store to II. B. Claflin & Co., Of New
York, their principal creditors. Liabili-
ties are placed at about $3.50, 900, with as
sets estimated at 81, 100000.
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The best Balve IN The world lot cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcerg, salt rhonmj ievei
sofeg, tsltor, chapped hands, Cbilblalngt
conn, and oil ekln eruptlons, and posi-
iiyOly cures piles, or no pay required
h laRuafahloed 70 give perfect RitlAiaG'
tion, or money refunded. Price 2bcsnll
pef box. For sale BY Logan Drug %,
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The Highest Praise.

clam q ptesby ledRn clergyman and Doctor
Of Divinity, bpl am not afraid 70 TeCominenI
DuiJn fure Malt Whisky " the puftht ana
most CGlrlent preparation NJ q medicine that
KnOW ol, and my experience NJ large one,
REV, y. NILil, LlLp,
~ hIshly recommend DuGyJ Pure Malt
Whl,key and prescribe Il extensively my
practice" X, W, HUTCHIas0s, N; Dr.
"DuHy's Pure Malt WhIlkey is Tree from iuIel
oil, Qualifications, Or foreign impurities, and
these Qualities should recommend " 70 the hlSh'
eat public favor"
TR0V, HESRY A, NGTT, Ph.D.. F.G;s,,
~ conCuF IN the endorsement Of all that has
been said Of DuHy'H Pure Malt Whl1key,m
y, =, SPlSRER,
Late Treasurer Of The United s,atei'
Can any higher endorsements than the above
be produced for any known H:tIcle3
DO they not prove the purity and power oil this
Great Remedy
inc, and take none but pnAy'E,
Its sold by all r0nntAhle drugglSn AelS.Ih
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JOHN II. ROEMER,
Mt. De CHANTAL.
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
lsl.Lerr Of the YLsItatlon.l

school Of more than national reputation,
ofIen exceptional advantages for thorough edu
cation OF young ladies' in all departments. IL
brAFy Of ak thousand volumes Fine philo.
sophicGl, chemical and astronomical apparatus,
Musical Department specially nOted. CorpSoi
piano teachers trained by leading professor
rom Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
according To The method Of tho old italian mas
leI,.
Location unsurpassed for beauty aud health,
ZEN acres Of pleasure grounds, Board excellent.
For Catalogues, and references 10 patrons in
al the principal cities, address
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Asslgnee's Sale.
,,IuNEEs SALE.

sSlbN EH -
A yI,,,e Of a deed Of assignment made BY
vi@,ygnt h tarsu anu Emily, ma VIE, ~ NY "
lN,,r,r ,litr,l On tho 10th day 1t ,tPtslhipel,
1',Ssayi Hruir!ud In the office q ms CleIk a. lhe
Iat,iy IUutt " OHIO County Wnt HllSttiniI " "
byrI II Trust Book No ~, page o. WIZ s'I "
suflr sale on The pro hes, on -.....,,,. -.
TWrR- DAY ,THg7TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 80
,,n,rn,lBg al il o'clock u, M the following
%p,1flnri property, tnAl u 10 Wy Al w. SeI'
t,u tmc, Gi land, stu lgn Ohs hlle w T,Si
d. ,.Itnsrf REG, IN Liberty district Ohio coIlyt
XII Virginia aud dIOinlng my lnnds, VI lne
w" "a lame, X. Bell, de- eahed, William /:
,Nft,t,n b, 4, Atkinson ana others, AND
I,,lp,irf as follows lygtnnInRM9 hickory uSe
IN s'm.ll mn In tho llnp0l lAnlH lOLInVTiy HIMh'
"a By Hoses Hull and lhshCe WIN liu ", iIniiIi
uaIG ldpgTVrs, est w Pnlts tnh 9eech " mu y.
' ,I,,, noflll 6 Ilt grepS west 40 p0les 70
w. TN IN Inc line Of Iau ~ formerly 0Wneu ny
Wli',T, f,IIinOF,, nov u. I, Atkinson; lhonve
,',gi trgte. W0st 10 poles - ASugaF lIee IN
WEiIbs I. line; hence east l90 poles 70 Tue
nlsrcoi beginning, and containing Que hunulel
pS por,Or les. This being the same properly
A., INK ID yispd 10 the said Vincent .. larson
\, ibp NiIl Of Joseph CaiA0n, deceased, INV o.
,s.,,rd in the Clerks office Ol tue county LOnrI
OIObio County, West Virginia, IN wiz IookN
7,pagc 81, .,...,,, ..,oco milf Soll ,bo
nj the same time ana plhCuI VIII bSA tAS
loiinwing Inscribed Personal pTOFettYi
ahead 0iwotk horses, Two year Old coI~'
ESeSd ii ioss and shoats, q part OF which arc
Thoroughbred Berkshire. .,...--,.r,
ptrTiug binder Weeds moving mAchlne,
Champion moving machine, ] buckeye may
ne farm WTgDn, SnTipg wagon, bfeaElbH
NOW, tpfirg tooth harrow, double shovel
ploWs cillyatnE,.l cora GRILL c0Fn shel!ef;
9dpuDlu sets VI Yankee harness, lusrblr heI OF
driving harness mans tuddle, .llde nIndles,
Iflring bride, . collars, pitChlOTEh, AnOVels'
iUuitCl Of uRs lumber.
Yihushels VI oats, Nv bushels Of wheat
I,RO thpcks NJ corn.
u tons VI hay, and an undivided One.thlrd.in'
tffrSt N hnnt power thrCshilg machine.
TElAlS on SALE on FARM, Three thousand
dollaIsnHd ~ much more as the purchaser may
el,cl 10 pDy IN raSh, on dnyOi Stlu, the balance
In tSu equal lnsWllmcntA ut one ana two years.
iIolr, btnflug interest from day Of salt 70 DO
glyru f. the def fTCd payments secured by
,lrpl0 trust Oh the property.
TERMS OK PERSONAL tROrRRTi'-All sums oil
ten d0lah aud under, Cash; nll sums over ten
dollar, credit Oi eight months VIII DO given,
puTrhatc, giving note WilhpppT9yGd IecnrlIy,
W.M. DUNLAP,
CHAMBERS HARVEY, Assignee.
nInAw AurtlOhCer
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A TellIng Point,

Senator Sherman makes a telling point
against the Ohio Democrats by recalling
the fact that they denounced him q few
years ago because he voted for a bill
which reduced the wool duty from
twelve cents TO ten cents q pound, where.
~ they are now proposing 10 abolish the
duty altogether However, such inCon'
sistenGleS mover trouble the Democratic
intelligence OF conscience.
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ARRlVALA OF LIVE tIVuA
AiCar,TnDNI stock rdfil, ria tlt Bdiimprt q OHIO
RdIfOdd i0r Ettk ending OCT. 10.
sdl rAts, conlAinihg $500 e'ttlo, iS calves,
Giiibmefl5 10 New York, Philadelphia, a., q slQ
CaI.IS' % valves, 9,OoV aheVp eud hmbb @Al
hogi, II horses,
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CHICAGO, Oct. TO- Cattle = Receipts 1900
headi shipments 1000 heRd market steady;
choice 10 extra beeytS s. GOa5 l0j steers o. gOa
w; Stockcrs and feeders 81 WAL "; cows. bulls
aud mixed 81 OQA3 %. logs Receipt 22,60J
head shipments 0V0O head; market steady
mixed 81 tOai 40i heavy 81 pa4 %; Light q Ola
4 w; SkIps g. 0Oai 10, Bncep-RecelptB l0,g0O
head; shipments I0W head; market steady;
natives S!7iaG w; western s. 60al 10; Texans
s. IVA4 70, lambs q 0Oa5 W
EAST Liberty, Pa, Oct. lG.-CAttle-R Receipts
7lO head; shipments CIV head; market fair;
prime 81 $iA4 ~; fair 10 good % ga4 ~; cOnnol
s. 4Ua3 CO.. BtOckers aud feeders ~ 76a82t, Hogs
Receipts sou head; shipments 200 heAl
market finn; Phllady'phias and Yorker n 66a
4 rs; heavy hogs 81 bJal W. sheep- lIeCelpt
100 head shipments l,SQ head; market tifIn
prime 81 7bab W; fair 70 good II 0vRi WI common
!! bOaS ~; lambs s. 6QabW,
NEW YoRE, Oct. lG.-BecVes- Receipts l76cars;
market extremely dull, natives steers 81 0Oai 6O
per lUO LIS; Texans and Colorado 81 GOa9 ".
bull aud dry cows u 69a! ". Sheep Recripts
100 head; market frin but inactive ii o UQn7 W
pOr lVO lbs for lambs; g 7bRD ~ for sheep. Hogs
-ReceiDtB 300 head market firm aud higher al
81 TbRb - alive.
CINCINNATI. o., oct. II. Hogs lower; common
mud light 81 2Sa4 "; packing aud butchers q l0a
4 agi receipts o. w head shipments $40 head,
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1t Is surprising that people will use a
common, ordinary pill wien they can
secure valuable English one for the
same money. Dr. Acker's English pills
are q posi.ite cure for siCk.headache and
all liver troubles. They are sinai sweet,
easily taken, and do not grippe. For sale
BY Logan Drug Co., j. T. Goodwin Il
o., o. r. Go6tse, A. 7. Young, John
Coleman. D4w.9
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Legal Notices..

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
j. ono COUNTY WEST VIRGINIA.
j. H. Fires survivor OF himself
aud j. II. Reed. deceased, late
rnftrufs doing business under
ihu lfm namC Of ripS & Reed In ChRnCery,
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Is the complaint of thousands suffering
from asthma, consumption, coughs, etc.
Did you ever try DR.. Acker's English
Remedy2 1t is the best preparation
known for all lung troubles. Sold on q
positive guarantee at 25c and SOC. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., ]. I. Goodwin
& Co., @. r. Goethe, A. T. Young, John
Coleman. DAVIS
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IItbItW J0HFNlI M
The HebHw 0tssrtcr expresses some
sound views on the question whether
jews, as jewB, ghould affiliate with any
political organization. We think Wb
may Gay with Pride that such q thing az
AJewlsh vote" has never presented II.
sell ID our Government ouAldO Of the
synagogue we are citizens Of the United
States. The Jew has always been TO,
matkable lot bis loyalty, because he %
completely adapts himself 10 the cotin.
ny 10 which h9 lives. Where arc found
heaftlet Engllshmeh than the Euglish
Jews whore more typical ttenOhmVr
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Petroleum.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 10. -reuoleum opened steady
Of 81 VIZ, and moved UP 70 q 0lT Realizing
followed by reaction, GU which tho mark oil
closet ItGady at slUVjli sales 10000 barrels.
OIL CRY, Oct. iS.-opUned at 81 OIL. highest
q Oli lowest 81 O0tj closed atIl O0l sales IS SoU
barruls CleRIanGGS l,U@,OV0 baffelsi charter
Bs,OIl barrels; runs 1850 barrelsi shipments
lU2,GJl barrels
rIr1sRURdIT, IA, Oct. 16-TeLfOlGum dull
but lrmi opened NJ 81 closed AZ VI WA
higDut q Ol1l; lowest u OH4,
closSd y al u Soi hlSGt. 81 az; lowest tIasj
UlOAfAnCes 4O6,VO barrels.
TirUsvILLE, Pa, Oct, td-Opened at 81 OIL
highest q OlI{i lowest SOO9Ei closed Of u 0V1t.
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SKIN CANCER.

Several yCan ago was called 10 ~ eolOrcd
woman who had q malignant form Of canrcron
her IOol The cancer EtgW wonOu under ihopEe.
bptlbcd treatment and Ihp toes and ono side Of
Tho not WetV d lVnglh eaten entirely away
me patient could not have survived much lor'
gcf, but commenced the use Of SwiAa spo
clio, and Il Cupd her sound we'll That was
ihtea years ago, and thop has been no re-
tuiu Of The dlSeSSe regard swlNs apcCiAca
most excellent mCilclup Ipr blood diseases, u
1MALhOfYllle IN. WI. !. sfAgd, MD.
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trustees Sales,
,1,puSIEE,s SALE.

4 ,,n,oi decd Of trust made BY James T.
,, ' ia gIta FaTi, kis wife, q ms e. trustee.
i Jss n ~ Ife"r'sd y SS eS Sr wo,I
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sis a good title for my drama"
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fair play, isn'tit?n
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