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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-29

Miss Florence Bindley, always favor
ito in Wheeling, as indeed everywhere
that she is known, opened at the Grand
last night an engagement ofthree nights
and matinee. She appears in the dual
role OF boy aud girl in "Dot, or the
Avengers Oath" The name OF the
play, probably, had the effect OF packing
The house upstairs and down, and to say
the drama produced a good impression
is putting It mildly. Miss Bindley was,
US always, natural and charming, and
her support was good. Two Russian
wolf hounds are introduced with thrill.
ing effect, and there is a great explosion
scene. All in all, the play is reliable for
a crowded house at every performance,
especially as some enjoyable speclalties
are given incidentally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-29

Charles praChts bakery, situated In
the rear Of his residence, on Charles
street, at Wellsburg, burned down Sat
urday. The alarm was given, but owing
to the condition Of the streets and the
distance, the fire department did not get
on the grounds until the building had
been almost consumed. The building
belonged 10 Mrs. ]. Il. Windsor. Her
less will probably reach $3.50, with no In.
surance. Mr.. Pracht loses pans, baking
utensils and tools To the amount OF $3.50,
with Sl75 insurance through the Cooper
agency. The origin OF the Ere is I'm.
known. Gus was used In the building,
but care was taken to turn Il of securely
before leaving In the evening. The loss
IL q bad one 10 Mr.. Pracht, II being the
second time he has been burned out In
tho past two months.
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-HELD BY THE ENEMY
Mr.. Gilletts's Play Presented for the First
Time Here.

Time Here.
William Gillette's famous melo-drama
OF the war, "Held by the Enemy" was
presented at the Opera House last night
for the first time in Wheeling. The
house was crowded, and the audience
was very appreCiative. The story OF the
play is interesting, and involves several
thrilling situations, II Is full OF the
deepest human interest, and the pathos
is natural and touches all hearts, while
the comedy element Is bright and en-
joyable. The play opens at the house
Of Mr., MCreery in a Southern town,
during the civil war, The Northern
forces occupy the place, and the clank
OF the sentFles' trappings outside can be
heard. Her two pieCes, Rachel and Susan,
respectively, fall In love with the federal
officer in command, Col, Prescott, and the
special artist OF an illustrated paper,
Thomas Bean, All this goes very much
against the old lady's grain, as Miss
Rachel is engaged to marry her cousin,
Lieutenant Hdyne, Of the Southern army,
But Hayne comes back as 9 Spy
and gets caught, Is tried and SEN
fenced to death, The scene OF the
trial is most effective one, II Is the
rough casemate Of q fort, with the big,
black breeCh OF gun looming up on
either side. The next incident is In
church which has been turned into a
hospital, where Colonel Prescott, moved by
his love for Rachel, unsittlngly aids an
attempt TO escape made by the spy, who
leigns death, and weak from his wound,
sustained when captured, and excited
by his surroundings, dies Just before the
discovery OF the trick. Colonel Prescott,
by bravely imperiling his own life, in
the next act redeems himself from o
suspicion OF disloyalty, and In the last
act, after having been carefully nursed
back from deaths door by Rachel, finds
that she loves him, and they become
man and wife. Susan and Bean are also
happily united in the end.
The play Is presented with wealth Of
scenery, but does not depend on that ior
its success, The company Is pleasantly
even, and all the actors capable. Mr..
Farrell, Us the artist.correspondent, has
| WV SlllCttS OAlklAaA lNtt NhN +'ha -
we'll. Mr.. Harcourt as Col. Prescott Is
manly aud natural. Mr., Fitz Hugh
Owsley as Lieut. Hagne, the unfortunate
spy, Is very strong, especially In the
court martial scene where he asserts his
guilt, and in the scene in a building
underline, when he attempts to escape,
Mr.. Rose as Uncle RuftlS, the colored SER
want, was all that could be desired,
As Rachel Miss Beatrice Moreland
gave almost an ideal personation Of the
Southern girl, true to the South and yet
In love with the Yankee Colonel. She
looks the part, and her acting is affect
ingly realistic, iletherole Of the sister,
Susan, could not well be in better hands
than thosco Miss Ethelyn Friend. Miss
Grey was also fine MiSS McCreery.
utreally, to do the company justice
would require special mention Of each
member OF the cast, which space iorbids,
1t is seldom finer dramatic organization
visits Wheeling.
The piece will be given again this
evening,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-29

To Ire Editor Of ne lntslliOAeer,
SIR:-0ur citizens were very much
surprised to see in the proceedings OIL
the Legislature OF last Friday that Hon
s. R. Hanen, Of Marshall county, had
introduced a bill providing for change
or changes in the charter OF tho city Of
Benwood. We did not know that any
one desired q change. The property
owners and taxpayers are satisfied with
It, and especially 90 With the part which
the bill In question proposes 10 change
that Is, the rate OF taxation and the
time required as resident 10 entitle q
man 10 vote.
Our charter provides for a maximum
levy OF five mills, but fails 70 provide for
a bonded debt. This new bill, which was
conceived In the minds OF men not truly
interested In the present or future pros.
perity Of the city, proposed 10 leave the
rate Of taxation and the propriety Of Dor.
rowing money 10 the discretion OF our
city authorities. With our present levy
we have all the money We need. Our
resources are sufficient, II judlCiously OK.
pended. We want no debt, and don't
Intend II contract one.
Under the present arrangement a resi-.
dence Of one year (the same as In your
city, entities q man 10 vote, which, In
our opinion, Is right.
The new bill asks that sixty days only,
as a resident, be required 10 allow man
70 participate In our city elections. To
this we also object, for reasons very up.
parent.
Mr.. Editor, allow me 10 enquire Of our
city officials, what has become Of our city
revenues for tho past two yeats2 How
much money collected, what amount
dlsbursed and for. what purpose7 All
preceding Councils have published 70.
Ceipb and expenditures, giving any tar.
payer an opportunity 10 500 what became
Of bis money Nothing less than this
will satisfy Us.
Our people are becoming indignant.
Why was the getting up Of this bill kept
such profound secretly Whose money
paid an attorney Of your city 10 carry
the bill 10 Charleston?
Will some one answer an
OLD CiTiEEN2
BenuootL Jan. "a.
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Points About tho River.

The result OF the steady and general
rains OF Saturday was to cause the river
To rise very rapidly at this point all day
yesterday, Notwithstanding the sudden
cold snap. AT dusk last evening the
levee marks showed depth In the
channel Of 10 feet . inches, rise Of
nearly nine feet In, twenty.iOur hours.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati at 2
o'clock In tho afternoon, and will leave
for that point on her return trip at ;
o'clock this afternoon. As usual, this
popular steamer Is under the command
Of Capt. Charlie Muhleman and Mart
Noll, as clever as usual, Is In the office.
The Katie StoCkdalo Is due down Of
IN early hour this morning in the
Plttsburgh'CinClnnat trade, and the
Hudson Is due up In tho same
trade, also at an early hour. The
Ben Hur passed down at s O'Clock last
evening on It's return trip 10 ParkersbuIg
from It's usual Sunday trip 10 Pittsburgh
The Courier will be this mornings Park
ersburg boat, and tho Q. W. Bachelor
will leave for Pittsburgh at 8 O'Clock this
morning. Tho Golden Rod, the new
boat the government recently had built
for light house service In this district,
put In an appearance at 8 O'Clock lat
evening and tied up at the lutee for the
night. The Golden Rod Is u handsome
sternwheeler Of light dranght and Is IS
neat and pretty as d girl Of sixteen sue
takes the place Of the Lily, aslde.wheeIef
OF too much dfaught for work on tbs
part OF tho river In low water, and which
has been transferred 10 another district
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THE COMMITTEES NAMED.
The Report Witch VIII BIO Presented I
Council This Evening.


Council This Evening.
The special joint committee Of the
new City Council appointed at satur-
days meeting 10 arrange the usual
standing committees OF that body, and
report them to Council at a special
meeting to be held this evening, met
yesterday, and organized by choosing
Mr.. Maxwell us chairman.
The committee agreed to recommend
to Council that the committees be APP
| pointed as follows:
Actounts-Wm. Ellinghatn, WA. VII.
son, ]. p. Maxwell, ]. A. Campbell,
Stephen Warehouse, jr.
Findnce-A. @. Harrell, O. Il, Tracy,
| ]. Pollock, P. +. Terrell, Oscar seeley,,
| ]. r. Wilkie, ]. p. Maxwell, II. x.
SchrebG.
o'Kane, ]. Pollock, A. 7, Young, NJ.
Bailey, VIM. NJ. Handlan, @. A. Robin
son, Stephen Waterhousc, jr.
Raiir0ads-John j. Kenny, @. Il. Tracy,
q. T. Brandiass, +. +. Ferrel, Oscar See.
ley, VIM. M. Haudlan, j. A. Faris, Jos.
A. Ankle.
Equalization and Appeais-A. O. Har.
rell, Joseph Emsheimer, w. II, Haller,
p. i. Ferret, Edward Miller, @. W. Krei.
ter, G. A. Robinson, Joseph A, Ankle.
Ctmstcries-C. H. Miller, Albert Capps,
w. II. Halter, +. Happy, NJ. Bailey, G..
W. Rumble, W. NJ. March, W. p, Myers.
City PriSon-C Charles II. Miller, Thomas
Davidson, William NJ. Handlan,
CidimS-C. j. Rawling, A. G. HadliCh,
William Elllngham, +. Happy, T. j.
Gavin, G. W, Rumble, j. NJ. Belleville,
CoalbanEs-c.J. Rawling, G. W. Krel.
ter, D. O. Kurner, Edward Miller, vii.
liam NJ. Handlan, ]. A. Faris.
ContrdctS-J. J. Kenney, Joseph En-.
s. ey, G. W. Rumble, Il. W, Schrebe.
Eitciions-J. A. Fafis, Charles II. Mil.
Ter, O. +. Brandfass, William n. Hand.
Ian, Stephen Warehouse, jro T. j.
Fire Dtparlmtnt-A. G. Harrell, @. n.
Tracy, W. NJ. Marsh, II. Robrecht, II.
W. Schrebe, +. Happy, Oscar seeley,
William NJ. Hamdlan.
Hedlh-C. II. Miller, A. g. Hadllch,
j, Pollock, T. +. Terrell, ]. NJ. Belleville,
Joseph A. Arkle, J. A. Campbell.
Lighb-J. j. Kenney, Q, X Tracy,
Julius Pollock, p. 4. Terrell, o, Seeley,
j. Il. Wilkie, o. A. Robinson, o. j.
OF TSIaarikel.-w. II. Halter, W. A. Wilson,
Albert Capps, Ed. Miller, W. 7, Myers,
Police. j. Kenney, NJ. J. O'Kane,
II. RobreClit, +. Happy, j. A. Campbell,
WIN, NJ. Handlan, VIM, NJ. Marsh, II.
w, SChrebe.
peliiionS and Remonslrdntti-C, ]. Raw.
ling, Ed. Miller, Joseph EmShelmer, j.
Il, Wllkle, W. Il, Halter ]. A, Faris,
Joseph Yahn, Thomas Davidson
Real Esidie-JOseph EmshGimOf, D, O.
Kurner, ]. NJ. Belleyllle, Oscar soelCy,
Win, Myers, q. W. Rumble. .
SdldrisJ-6, ]. Rawling VIM. Filing
ham, A, II. Young j. A. Campbell, WIN.
M, Handlan, Thomas Davidson.
Scdles-C, II. Miller, a. CappS ". II.
Haller, Jos. Yahn, 7, ], Gavin, j. X,
Wjlklg, Vim. Meyers, j. A. Farig.
iStreeis, AReW and Grddea-A, .. HaE.
reii, d, X, TrSCy, o, +, Btandiasg, A. I,
Young, NJ. Bailey VIM. NJ, Hahdlan, o.
A, Robinson, WIN. Meyers. .,
Water lIOrks--A, q, HaFrelli Q. II,
Tracy, II, RobrcCht, p. L. Fefrel Oscar
seeley, VIM. NJ. Handlan, j, A, FariS, o.
% IybSsr,,-A, Cams, o, ", KtOItOr, II,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-29

The Bellaire steel plant closed down
Saturday evening for an indefinite time,
but 1t Is probable this week may cover
the stop. There are many rumors afoat,
says the Bellaire Independent, concerning
a strike or threatened strike on account
Of the company adopting the direct pro
cess Of making steel from the metal as Il
flows from the furnace, thus doing away
with much OF the labor formerly EN-.
ployed in making pigs, handling the
same and remelting the metal, but this
was not the reason the plant shut down,
The steel business Is not brisk at all al
this time, and the capacity Of this com.
pany is such that II is able TO keep up
with any reasonable or probable de.
mand, and It Is cheaper for them To load
the steel Just as 1t Is made than 10 turn
out large quantities, pile It up and then
handle 1t again when the demand ID
such as To necessitate this. The plant
will resume as soon as the demand for
steel warrants the operation OF the
works.
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psnth OF Nir.. 4. y. Mayors.

Mrs. A. E. Meyers, widow OF tho late
Rev. A. L. Meyers, died at her residence,
near West Liberty, this county, early
Saturday morning. Mrs. Meyers has
been confined 10 her bed for almost d
year, suffering from lung trouble, Only
one week ago Friday the family laid 70
rest In the Campbell cemetery at Beth.
any, the mortal remains OF q beloved
father. They have the sympathy Of the
entire community III their sad bCreave.
ment. The funeral Of the deceased took
place Sunday at 10 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-29

Col. Oscar Townsend, Of Cleveland,
General Manager Of the Cleveland,
Lorain 4 Wheeling road, arrived at
Bridgeport Yesterday morning In bis pri.
yate cal, accompanied by Mrs. Townsend,
the Hon. Hosea Townsend, Ext Congress.
man, and Miss Belle Townsend, OF Silver
Clil, CAL, and Mrs, l. II. Bralner and
Miss Florence BFadner, Of Cleveland.
The party came over 10 this city and
spent tho day here, taking dinner at the
Windsor,
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Cnrnntntlnn otnanIlALlona.

The nOwly.electcd Board Of Director
of the Dollar Savings Bank ulet yester
day and completed the formal orgatiSa
,lon by rU.VliCtlng NIB. Scott President
George Hook Secretary, p. b. Dobbinl
Cashier, Irwin Singleton Assistant Cash
iCr and Henry Relim Messenger - Il,
The stockholders Of tho Citizens Rail
way Company met Saturday aud 70,
organized by choosing tho same Board
Of Directors Us last year Yesterday TIC
Wheeling Hallway Companys stock
holders also reelected their old DireC'
tors,
The annual meeting Of tho stOCkhOld.
ers Of tile llellaltO Nall Works was held
on Saturday The old Board Of DlfCC'
tors was reelected,
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R0breoht, 2. ]. Gavin, 9, W, Rumble,

RobreCht, j. Gavin, G, W, Rumble,
II was moved that President Cruise,
Of the Second Branch, be made q mem,
Der e. o6lcio OF all the committees, and
the Special committee agreed TO recon-
mend to Council that this be done. A
resolution to this effect was drawn up 10
be presented 10 Council this evening,
This resolution, however, will not go,
1t viii require an amendment TO the
ordinance to make such a change, and
the new Councllmen will probably learn
this evening that itreQuires an ordinance
to amend an ordinance,
The idea OF making the President Of
the Second Branch member e oGcio Of
committees is new one, anyhow, and
very much like President Cruise. Why
1t Is desired to do this cannot be conjec-
tured, but doubtless after the necessary
formalities have been Comphedwith, 1t
will be done,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-29
Program on lilo ", 81. n. E1tonuIOn,

Capt. T. X. Mccain, Of Miller & Nc
Cam, the contractors on the extension
OF the Wheeling and Lake Erie, from
Bowerston to Portland, was in Steuben-
vile on Saturday evening after supplies,
andthe Herald says he reports the work on
the line progressing rapidly. Long Run
tunnel Is 800 feet long and the excavation
Is almost entirely solid rock, but the
large force Of men employed by the con-
tractors are making rapid inroads upon
the work. Tie only delayed work Is the
masonry, which therainB and impossible
roads arc delaying for the reason that II
Is impossible to haul from the quarries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-29
Syrup otFlss

Is Natures own true laxative. 1t Il
tho most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known to cleanse the
System when Bilious or CostlYej 10 dis
pei Headaches, Colds and Fevers; "a
Cure Habltual Constipation, 1ndigeS.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. Fol
sale In 80 cts and $l,0O bottles by Logan
4 Co., Anton 7. Hess, r. B. Burt and
o. Menkemeller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-29
The osllyer Anniversary OF tho X. of r.

The twenty.Gfth, or "silver Anniver-
sary" Of the knights Of Pythias Of the
world will occur on February 10. The
Supreme Chancellor has called upon the
order to celebrate the event with appro.
pirate ceremonies, and Major General
James Il. Carnahan, OF the Uniformed
Rank, has issued an order directing that
the rank do all that can be done TO fit
tingly celebrate the day, and requesting
parades by the several divisions, jointly
or sevenlly. The order has q large
membership in this city, and will make
a fine display should the members de.
eide TO parade. They have been con-
siderinE the subject, and may turn out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-29

Frank W. GIllett, 22l Second Avenue,
New York, writes.
1 deem II my pleasure TO testify to VI.
phenomenal effects oil BRASDRRin's
Puts, upon myself, In efadlcating IRON
my system the most aggravated lOfln o.
Indigestion, tho attacks Of which were
nearly % severe as SpaHnB. Aitcracost
ly treatment tive boxes Of BRASDhETllS
Pulls have put me In a better condition
than have been for years.
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DO NOT suFFER ANY LoN0ER,

Knowing that a cough can be checked
In a day, and the hfst stages Of con.
sumption broken in a week, we hereby
guarantee DR.. Acker's English Remedy
Tor Consumption, and will refund the
money 10 all who buy, take II as per di.
rections, and do not find our statement
correct. O. Il. Goethe, r, B. Burt, O,
Menkemeller, Logan 4 Co. D4w.8
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ment. This was partially owing to the
the fact that most people supposed they
were run in for the Martins Ferry bur-
glaries,
The authorities at Harrisburg were
notified OF their arrest in the afternoon,
and the bold bad trio will be taken 70
that city as soon as a requsition can DO
obtained from the Governor,
Up to midnight last night nothing
further than the above facts had been
obtained from these three desperate
characters, The jail was guarded all
night. ~.
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Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival Of trade al Logan 4
Cot drug store as their giving away u
their customers Of 90 many free trial bot
Ties Of DR.. Kings New Discovery toi
Consumption. Their trade ig simply
enormous IN this very valuable article
from Che fact that II always cures and
never dlsappoinLs. Coughs, colds, asth:
ma, bronchitis, Group, aud al throat and
lung diseases quickly CURED. You can
test II before buying by getting . trial
bottle free, large slSo u. Every bottle
warranted,
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Tho West liberty Republican club.

Alta meeting OF the Garfield Republi-
can Club OF West Liberty on Saturday
the following members Of the club were
elected as delegates to attend the annual
convention OF the Republican League Of
the State OF West Virginia that will con.
yene in Parkersburg February 10: W.
II. @. Curtis, A. s. Bell, L. Verse, L. P.
Wright and Abe McColloCh. John Gard.
ner Is President Of this club and G. r,
white Secretary,
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

To mike room for Incoming spring
stock We shall offer special bargains In
heavy weight Sultligs, OyOrcOatlngs
ami PanlAl0OningS. Allwlll 10 made ny
llrSt.ulass and III guaranteed.
Winter (iiUYUs and MulllGrs Of cost.
q. HESS u SONS,
Merchant TailOrs anl Gents FurnlShers,
1891 Il 1898 Market Street.
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WARRINGTON, D. @, Jan. 9s, = For
West Virginia aud Western Pennsyl'
vanIN, clearing, except along the lakes
lIplt local BnowBi nearly stationary
temperature, slightly warmer winds,
generally westerly.
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One lot Of Japanese White Silk Hand.
kerChlCE, - inches, narrow hem'
stitched, at 80 Cents--SnCll as sell every.
where for as vCnts-And q larger lot Of
the sane, heavier, wider hem mud gem
tlOmen's size, at As cents, which are
we'll worth 5 90.
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Wat IS
scRoFULA

It Is that lmpurlty in the blood, which, ae-
cumulatlng In the glands Of the neck, pro-
duccs unSlghtly Jumps or swellingSi which
causes painful running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet which deVelOpes ulcers in the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deainessi which is the origin Of plmples, can
cerous growths, or the many other manliesta-
tons usually RScrIbed TO "humorsi" which,
fastening upon tho lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being the most ancient, II Is the
most general Of all diseases or affections, for
very few persons are entirely tree from II.
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WE hare Just received q half gross Of
tho newest and finest Fountain Pens
ever put Oh the market. Every pen
warranted. JACOB W. CRUDE.
JrwCler aud OptiCian,
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"wtAT do ptecher talk bout to-day
brudder JnliuS7n "0h, tole bout Sam.
son beat dc Phlllstines, en- you know |
NOSE cry 10 think dem poor CreeteB
couldn't get no Salvation OIL"
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A. L. RICE & co.

so Dozen Ladies' White Aprons, three
styles, came In yesterday. They are the
same kind that sold so fast last week.
We still make the price ut 20 cents.
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Sunny Hill Fruit Farm,

NEW AND STANDARD vARlETlE'
Trees, Strawberries, RAsnbcffIei, lllAoEbetfld'
Grapes, CutfgLig, uDOsebefrleai &c, .......,
nfhO Truth About New Fruits hdloan1
should acc II. Planet IL. Garden TO1l' u!ni
lot Catalogue, Orders filled on day 'Wt'e'
Why eau WB lh0W such iktilmOnlah'
Illustrated Catalogue FREQ. ,.....,
IAiSrAth '" BEiD6trORt, ONO
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Women lose their beauty because
colds undermine their life. Dr., ACkef'B
English Remedy foE CONSUMPTION 10 an
absolute cure for colds. 0. X GoetSe,
O, Menkemeller, Logan 4 Co., DAW'l
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Two styles OF New pOrket.DOOks for
Ladies', one Is so cents and tho other Is
as cents. They are ON our Gl0ye Counter.
We never SaW such extra value.
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How :: g. Ca" CURED

BY taking Hoods Sarsaparllla, which, BY
tho remarkable cures 1t has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to DO q potent and peculiar
medicine for this disease, Some Of these
cures are really wonderful. II you suffer from
scrOfula, DO sure to try Hoods sarsapaEllla'
AMY daughter Mary was AFFLICTED with Scrot'
ulous sore neck from the time shewaS2 2moRths
old till she became six years Of age Jumps
formed In her neck, and one Of them after
growing to the size Of pigeons egg, became
running sore for over threeyears We gave
her Hoods sarsapaFilla, when the lump and
all Indications OF sCrolula entirely dis
appeared, and now she seems to be healthy
child" u.s.. CARLILE, NauFIght, Nj.
NIB. BE sure to get only
Hoods Sarsaparllla
solaby druggists. I'll six forsS, PFoPAEsdoRly
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-29

Tits blood is the source Of health.
Keep II pure by taking Hoods Sarsa.
pahila, which Is peculiar In lb curative
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