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AN AGED COLORRD lIAN
Living AcrOs, The River Dies from the Eff
feet Ola Blow on the Head,

Living Across The hireF DIES trom inc kst-
feet Ola Blow on the Head.
Solomon Pprdy, an aged Colorsd man
who lived on Glenn's run o short dis
lance west Of Martins Ferry, died yesteE-
day, 1t Is believed, from the
effect OF injuries received at the
hands OF Samuel Miller, a well
known character living near by.
On September 9 last Purdy went to Mar
tins Ferry and spent the day there SELL
ing vegetables and visiting with friends.
He drank considerable whisky and when
he started for home in the evening was
pretty well intoxicated, Miller saw
Purdy near the postoiice and asked TO
be allowed TO ride out with him iu his
buggy. Purdy told him 10 get in and
they both started for home, Miller Of
that time was on one OF his semi-periodi-
cal sprees.
When they passed the Hotel May
wood, Mr., haywood said to Miller,
snow Sam, don't you hurt that old
man." to which Millerlwith laugh re-
piled; "I'll kill him II he don't behave
himself" The two quarreled some on
the way out aud when in front of John
Hanes' flour mill Miller jumped out,
aud seizing q large stone threw 1t at
Purdy with terrific force. The stone
struck him on the head and cut q good
sized cash, They continued to quarrel
and Mr.. HaAes, fearing Miller might
kill Purdy, went out and sent Miller
home.
Purdy was able to reach his home
and get to bed, and there he remained
till the time Of his death. There is little
doubt but that the stone Miller threw
caused conclusion OF the brain and pos
sibly fractured the skull, Pprdy wat
about eighty years old, hut was. able tC
get around rs lively as q man Of tiIty.
Miller has been employed as a stone
breaker on the Martins Ferry and Mt
Pleasant pike for several years, Mrs
Jacob 0dell, who lives on Glenn!s run,
says that she saw Miller and Purdy
when they passed her house, and that
they were guarreliug at the time.
Miller was arrested late yesterday al,
ternoon' charged with murder, and will
have a hearing at Mt, Pleasant to-day,
Judge John 5, Cochran, OF Martins Fer
ry, has been engaged defend Miller
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THRER NARROW EsClpEs


From peath-The Accidents that Befel
Union Bridge WOrkmsn Yesterday,
At an early hour yesterday morning,
Just after blast had been fired in the
Jonathan rayine tunnel, and as the men
were getting back to their places, stone
that had been looseped by the discharge
became dislodged and fell on the head
Of negro dfiller, cutting q cash about
five inches long and knocking him sense
less, Several stitches had to be taken
in his scalp.
Another workman in the employ Of
the Union Bridge company had mar.
row escape from death yesterday, This
man was engaged on the bridge crossing
the creek at tho Peninsula, and fell from
Interesting to the creek below, "a distance
Of seyenty-two feet, Strange to relate
he was not even stunned, He litsquare-
ly on his buttocks, and beyond getting
bis clothes soaked, was In no way incon-
yenienced by his irightlul fall, The
wonder is that he was not killed out
right,
Patrick Mckee fell from the sCaGoId-
ing Of the upper ledge, at the Top Mill
tunnel yesterday, striking his head on q
pile Of stones, He was intoxicated at
the time, and though he fell q distance
OF fifteen feet, he was only slightly in
jured,
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Williams, John Laughlin, Logan Drug
company and Goodwin & Co.. Wholesale
TESTIMONIALS OF ESTEEM
Ind Pleasant New Years Gifts Received by
Rnhhl Ilnnnhnlm


And Pleasant New Years Gifts Received BY
Rabbi Bonnhelm.
Rabbi B. A, Bonnheim, OF the Hebrew
congregation inthis city, was the recip-
lent Of some handsome testimonials Of
esteem from his people on New Years
Eve, which in the Jewish calendar, was
Wednesday night, The first Of the New
Years gifts that came to cheer the Rab-
bis heart was In the shape Of q sum OF
money, contributed by the class OF young
folks recently confirmed by Rev. Bonn,
helm, and accompanying II was the fol.
lowing letter, In a child's handwriting;
WHEELING, W, Va, Sept, 20, 1880,
Rev B, A, BORRhtiR;
DEAR sIR;-It has been the custom
from time immemorlal, upon the ap.
proach oi'the holidays, TO send q kind
token TO our minister, who Is to offer up
our prayers to the Almighty on "ROsh
HGShOROk JOINS akipurim" in our behalf,
the same as the High priest entered the
Holy OF Holes 10 offer up his devotion to
the ever living God for himself and all
the children Of Israel. So are you to.
day before the throne OF heaven that all
Of our misdeeds may be forgiven,
Having still debt Of gratitude toward
you, we, your late confirmation class,
have concluded TO take the liberty OF
offering you a small token which we
hope and pray you will accept, not,
however, as o compensation for your ar.
duous labors, which you bestowed upon
US and for which we are highly grateful
and we will ever remember the lessons
you have taught US during our natural
lives. Kindly wishing you and your
family happy New Year, we remain,
very respectfully,
Your CONTINUATION GLASS.
Scarcely had the pastor recovered
from the agreeable surprise occasioned
by the receipt Of the above note and its
enclosure, until he received another.
This time the git came from the ladies'
OF the congregation, II was a much
larger sum OF money, and the note that
accompanied 1t bore evidence OF the
popularity OF the Rabbi among those 10
WnVpo spitsua1 WaA'S he AAAHlsteAs' ~
reads as follows;
WHEEIISo, W. Va, Sept "a, 1880.
Rcp. D. A, BOnnhsm, Guy;
DEAR SIR:-The ladies' OF your congre.
gregstiOn join in wishing you and your
dear family happy New Year.
The past has clearly demonstrated to
us that you are untiring in your devo-
ton to your duties as minister, and in
order Os. to prove Eot to you that W. apps,
than wishes alone, we, the ladies OF your
congregation, herewith send you q small
remembrance, which please accept in the
spirit In which we make 1t.
Wishing you many more returns OF
the day, we are yours devotedly,
TuE LADIES OF THE CONGREGATION.
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Tile TELEPHONE SERVICE.

General Manager NIetuger Gives Good Rem
sons for thp Call by Number Suit for
Damages
Mr.. Henry Metsger, General Manager
Of the Telephone Company, was in the
city yesterday in consultation with Mr..
Wolf, the.lOcal manager, concerning
contemplated improvements in the ser
vice. .0
With regard to the new system Of call
ing by nuNber instead Of by name, Mr..
Metzger said 1t had been adopted here,
as in Pittsburgh, TO expedite the service,
to save the operators from a wearing
mental strain, and to add 10 the secrecy
OF communication. He was very conf
dent that when the reasons were under
stood and subscribers got used TO the
new method they would not willingly
return to the old. He was free to say
that the book furnished to subscribers
here was not we'll suited TO the purpose.
A new book, well indexed, devoted ex.
clusively 10 Wheeling and vicinity, will
be prepared at once. The list will be
carefully revised, mistakes corrected and
omissions supplied.
Yesterday Squire George Ankle
brought suit before Squire Davis against
the Telephone Company, demanding
that the company pay him $500 damages
for compelling him 10 call by number,
instead Of by name. The case Is set for
"Wednesday next.
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Wheeling IlstalInelt Co.

CONSERVATION is boundt ensue anon,
our compeers, That Is our object. TbeS
are our alm, and CONSERVATION anon,
dealers isour hobby, Whilethis isthsdS
sired result among dealers it will inst ia
the contrary among the people Of WbesI.
Ing and itssurroundings, The gun we eI,
plode to-day only echoes the gIai tidipv,
that you have now in your midst an -.
adjustment that has srared neiths,
time or expense in placing before Won
the most complete aud hest ASSORTED
stock OF Housyiurnishing Goods extapt
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About six o'clock Wednesday evening
the big four horse team OF the Whit
taker Iron company ran of while at the
mill. They ran down narrow passage
way between the main building and the
boiler house, and pulled up with the
wheels locked against thecoal trestle. The
leaders turned TO one side, and snapped
the wagon tongue, and the stump was
pushed into the abdomen OF one Of the
wheel horses, with such force as to dis.
ENDOWED him. The poor animal was
horribly injured, and as soon as possible
was put out Of his misery; the remains
were taken to the crematory yesterday.
The animal was one Of fne four horse
team OF matched grays purchased about
one year ayo.
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BnlLLlANr, o. Sept. 10, 1880.

@ BRtLLiANT, o., Sept. 10, 1880.
AesRt. s. Ba1's Sotui
GENTLEMEN: Having used your Pan.
Handle Coffee for about three years, We
have always found II as fepresented-A
No. /. There 10 none better Ia the mar.
ket, Enclosed please find twenty-five
Panhandle Coffee tickets, for which
send me one oil your pictures, In care oil
Mr.. Frank speldel, Brilliant, 0.
~ Very respectfully,
iol MRS. KATE WEEKLY,
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I8-Call aud examine our large new
lines Of silks, Dress floods, ClOaks, I'm
derWear and Blankets.
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THE best, Ohio Valley Coffee.


In the medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir OF Dates. It combines
the active properties OF dates, figs and
prunes in such a way as to make 1t one
Of the most pleasant and effective rene
dies on the market. 1t Is easily taken
by old and young, and Is a sure cure for
habitusl constipation, biliousness, dys.
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by a weak stomach, dis.
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold In
80 cent bottles by O. R. Goethe, W. W,
Irwin, W. E. Williams, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co., wholesale agents.
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AIalonoy Fined for Assault,

William Maloney, the man who was
arrested Wednesday by Chief Delbrugge
on a warrant issued by Justice ArEle
charging him with assault and battery,
was yesterday fined $ and costs, which
some friends paid for him. Maloney
is one OF the men with whom james
Shay, the man who fell from a porch at
McGannon's boarding house on McCol'
Loeb street early Wednesday morning
and received injuries from which he
died, got drunk Saturday nightan kept
drunk up till Tuesday night. Maloney
and Shay had a fight during this time
and at first It was suspiCioned that posi-
bly, Maloney might have had something
to do with Shay's fatal fall, 1t was this
suspicion that led to Maloney's arrest in
the first place. While 1t was pretty gen
orally proved that Maloney did not push
Shay OF the porch, the fact remained
that Maloney had engaged In q fight with
Shay previous TO the latter's death, and
It was on that breach Of the peace he
was fined.
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Wheeling Installment Co.

Before purchasing elsewhere call and
sec us. We can interest you in on,
stock, We can save you money on Won,
purchase. We give you not only "
value for money, but satisfaction ala
Every purchase made from us must b
satisfactory or money refunded, That
Is our policy. What could be iaireri
Who can do more2 Who Is doing u
much for your Quality aud ptics 10
hand in hand here. Fair and polIls
treatment to all is our guide, Then call
on us; we will DO pleased to seV you'
We do not ask you To buy Il our pricts
do not justify you. Stop in when ID
our ueighhOrhood-we will gladly shoT
you our stock and quote prices, Viii
us you can make your own terms,
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Is a combination Of tho active properties
Of dates, figs and primes, aud other
tropical fruits, It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II I'm.
mensely popular. II curee habltual con.
indigestion, billousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 90 cent
bottles BY o. H. Goethe, w, w. Irwin,
w. y. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin 4 Co.,
wholesale agents.
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Wheeling IlslaIIment Co.

To extend to you-(eyery ono without
exception the privilege of maxim,
home comfortable mud cosy for Sma'
cash outlay and on easy weekly, selDi.
monthly or monthly payments Is on,
object; but to do this and save Won
money is our business, Our facilities IA
do 1t 10 as extensive az our stock Is epd
lees. The latter embraces Furniture Of
every description, Carpets Of ever n
grade, Stoves Of the most renowned and
reliable make, 0ilClOths at all prices
Bedding Of all kinds, Lamps, Lace Cui.
tains, China Ware, Clocks, Pictures, and
IN tact anything and everything Condu,
GIVE 70 q pleasant homo.
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Wheeling IlstalIment ca.

We fire to-day into the ranks Of n,
competitions our hBt gun Of IepitIm wy
competition, We havS several c6araai
to the muzzle that We intend expIoIiSNs
at the proper time, We are detcrminsS
that every dealer in town shall hear EsS
US, We have taken hold Of this plls ~
do business, and do II We will, iio|V
prices, small profits and big, bigger
the biggest credit advantages ia the IN Nv
to you, will do II, N"'
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arnyer,s Ilnn,l COMFORT.

Last night Mayors brass band and
orchestra gave a concert and ball in
Germania Hall. The full brass band Of
eighteen pieces played in the concert,
after which the orchestra furnished mu.
sic for dancing. The concert was a
pleasant and artistic affair, and com.
prised the following music: A march, a
potpourl, waltz, medley overture, q
gavot and a b fiat cornet solo, "Old
Folks at Home,n by George Stein, and a
baritone solo, Fantasia" by ]. Yahn,
The hail was well filed during the con.
cert, after which the dancing began and
lasted till an early hour this morning.
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SERIOUSLY BURNED.

Mrs. Clarence Bowers, Of BslIaIrs, Has
Her Clothing burned On- Other Bellaire
News.
Last evening Mn, Clarence Bowen, of the Fourth
ward, BellAirO, was severely burned about the
legs, arms aud back, by her dress catching DIRE,
She had been making soap In the back yArd, and
In passing the kettle her dress was ignlted by
spark from the wood fire, aud In an instant she
was IN flames, She ran 70 the hydrant and tried
70 throw water on herself, but could do nothing
towards eXtlnguishlpg the blazing garments a
gentleman passing by Jaw, her predicAmentaud
nan into the yard and threw piece Of carpet
about her body, thus putting out the lAmes, but
not belOre her clothing was all burned of, DF,
MGCulloCh aud DR., Cooper was called and dress
ed the WOmRp's injuries, She Is seriously
though not necessarily fatally burned, the doc
Ion being unable 70 determine whether she had
Inhaled the dame or not.
NEws NOTES AND PERSONALS,
MIAs Laura Free, Of FIndlay, is visiting friends
here,
Plg me1al Is being put in IheSteel works metal
Mrs, John EFSbb is very III at her Rose Mn
Jacob HsathellugtOn is Down in the Kauawha
valley GU business.
J. n, Nanny Is home from extended trips in
the interest oil different factories here,
8, o. CumminS, the hardware man, after quite
. sick spell, Is able 70 get around little,
A very uncommon sight on tho streets here
yesterday was two dray loads Of paw paws,
Rev: y, II, Lee, the pastor OF the A, ~, =,
church here, has been sent by conference 10
CAdiE, o,
There was no gas to be had at the upper lap'
work was done
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Likcsitvey well.

srEuBESvlLLE, o., Sept. 10, 1880.
Mtsssl s. Bdo'I SonH
DRAR SiRs.--1 have used Pan. Handle
Coffee for some time, and like II very
we'll. have got Tie required ainotnt Of
tickets, which / send herewith, and de.
slre one Of your handsome Trained OIL
Paintings In return. Please send No. 10,
IN care OF SlAtkg 4 BoAl, and obllge,
Yours respectfully,
Miss KATE Collins.
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Is natures own true laxative. 1t Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head;
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, R, B. Burt and @. Mem
kemeller.
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@, A, L, DAY.

Excursions to pittsburgh vim the Pennsyl.
80" wanna Lines.
On account OF the observance Of G. A.
R. Day, excursion tickets will be sold
via the Pennsylvania Lines at the low
rate Of ST 50 from Wheeling on Tuesday,
October |, good returninguntil October z.
Commander-in-C hlef, Ex-Governor Il.
A. Alger Corporal Tanner, Department
Commander Stewart and staff, Mrs. John
A. Logan and other distinguished per-
sons will be present.
The Exposition will be specially at
tractive on this day. For time Of regu-
lar and special trains, see bills.
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One deed Of trust aud the following
ConveyanCes Of real estate were admitted
10 record yesterday by Recorder Hook
A deed made September 10, 1880, BY
D. X, Brooks aud vile, 10 Emma j.
PfOltyman, Ia consideration Of S46, LOT
lot No, 20 In division u Of the addition
along Galdwell's run "a laid out BY Lamb
and Russell, special commissioners.
A deed made September IL, 1859, By
the Stone Church Cemetery Association
10 Il, l.. Klmmlns In consideration Of 40
Tor lot No, " III section A. Of sald GENE.
terry,
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1asl& iasa ilarEef SirSst.

IF you cannot see and need SpeCtaCles
yOu should call on us and have Jour Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments an1 more experience
than any other VptlClan In the State,
aud guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB W. GlIUBD,
JOWeler and UpLlClan,
(yDr. Twelfth and Market streets.
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Are Using 1t Right Along.

MARTINS FERRY, sept. III, 1851
4gsr1, S. Baer'S Sons:
DEAR SIRs:-I send enclosed twenty.
I've tickets, taken from that many pack
ages Of your excellent Pan Handle COT
lee, which we are using right along,
Please send me one Of your framed OIL
Paintings. Send 1t In care Of our grocer,
Miss II. g. Edwards, and oblige
Yours, with respect,
ALLAN Il. NELSON.
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The Cheare.t and tho Dest,

MT. LAKE PAAKl sept. ~, ISoV.
Aetsrl S. Raer'J sOB;
DEAR sIRs.-Enclosed you will frd
twenty-five Of your Panhandle Coffee
tickets, which entitle me to one Of your
handsome OF! Paintings. Mother says
Panhandle Coffee is the best she ever
drank, the cheapest and the best, be-
cause you fellows make 1t. Send the
picture In care Of P. 7. cartwright,
grocer. Yours respectfully,
FRANK b, RATHBURN.
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IL Exccls All Others,

MARION, W. Va, Sept, II, 1850.
AssGrJ. s. Baer'S Sous;
GENrs:-Euclosed please find twenty.
five tickets for Oil Painting, which you
will send to the following address, care
William Rogers & Co. Your Familiar.
die Coffee exCels all others.
Yours respectfully,
MARY ]. FISH.
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II d an EzeeIIent ArtIole.

WHEELING, Sept. IS, 1880.
Hears. s. Bders Sons:
DEAR sIRs:-Enclosed find twenty-five
tickets, for which please send me one Of
your framed Oil Paintings. l think
your Panhandle ColIee Is excellent.
Please send the picture In care Of Charles
Klein, corner Market and Eighth streets.
Yours respectfully,
HEpDlE MEANoR.
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LIS. Coon sells dry gOOdsthe cheapest
ASK for Ohio Valley Coffee.
TIE TRIESNIAL COSCLAyB.
Low Rate Excursions to Washington, d, O.,
Win the PENNSYLVANIA Lines,

via the Pennsylvania Lines.
Tickets to Washington, D. O., for the
Triennial ConClave Of the Knights TEN.
plar, will be sold to all applicants from
the principal stations on the Pennsyl.
vania lines west OF Pittsburgh at the
rate Of one lowest limited first class fare
for the round trip on October I, 8 and 0,
1889. They will be good returning until
October al, and special arrangements
have been made 10 accommodate passen.
gers desiring to visit New York. For
complete Information call upon or I'D.
dress the nearest passenger or ticket
agent OF the Pennsylvania lines.
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EAST LtvrRroOb, o., Sept. is, 1880.
Ae,srs, s. BasISon,
DEAR sigi-1 have used PANEL Handle
Coffee, and like II very much. send
you twenty-five Panhandle Coffee
tickets, for which please send picture 70
me Ia care OIL Chambers Bros, East End,
aud oblige YOufB respectfully,
Mas. j, w. SINCLAIR.
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For Thirty Days More.

For 81 so you can get one dozen fine
satin.fnish Cabinet Photographs, and
one extra In u fine gilt frame, SxlO size,
at Plummer's, 1888 Main street, Wheel.
Ing. The end not yet, aud still they go.
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VVnnIIlnr inIlICnlIOnl,

wLsniSaroS, Sept. 2B,-For Western
Pennsylvania, light rain, followed by
clearing weather, nofthwesterly winds,
stationary temperature.
For West Virginia, fair weather, north.
westerly winds, stationary temperature.
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8be Sutellioenter.
Oiiioo No.. VI and " Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

opera fEouSO-Geo. G. jerks ~. &. Mail"
u. uundlIng 4 CO.-Autumn aud Winter stock
Now Ready.
just OpCned-John Fredel.
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad
Wanted Two Invoice OF Entry Clerks,
Scaled Proposals,
Nall PapGtl Wall PAporl-J. G, Orr.
parlor Stoves, IyC.-kespItt Il Bro.
Mrs. Eva Hubbard VIII no Open Her Studio
Rusty Haze hutnerh--JUAeph Boil Stove Co.
Rochester thanksgiving Bros.
The pittsburgh ExpOsltiOn.
For SAlO-JAilel A, Henry.
Grand Opera HOuse-Sln'B New PhAntRJnA
and Refined speciality Co.-FOurth page.
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ave Think II I:1Collcnt CofoO."

sr. MARY's, W. Va, Sept. 70, 1880.
MeaE,. s. BdtrI soN,; M
DEAR stRi-Enclosed you will find
twenty-five tickets taken from your Pan
Handle COtTUO. Please send the picture
mo, 10y In care Of N. Ogden. b. !.
Yours truly,
Miss ALICE OLDPtELD. #
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ALururx md NeeessIty

for rich and poor who wish to enjoy
good health, and who do not wish to re-
Sort TO bitter, nauSeous liver medicines
and cathartics, Is the concentrated Cali,
iornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF
Figs. For sale in 80 cent and 81 90 bot.
ties by Logan Drug Company, Anton P,
Hess, r. B. Burt and @. Menkemeller.
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pnn.IInndlo Cofreo d Eroellont.

WtLsoNBURo, ". Va, Sept. IS, 1880.
Ncssrs. s. BGtr'S SoW;
Enclosed find twenty.
five tickets taken from the Pan. Handle
Coffee, for which please forward TO my
address as above picture No. 10. We
find Panhandle Coffee excellent, and
1t gives entire satisfaction to the con-
sumer. Yours truly,
IRNnRA EufItVIH