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/; Another Null Meeting To-day.

Another meeting Of representatives Of
the nail mills which were formerly EN-.
braced in the defunct Western Cut Nail
Association, is to be held at the office of
the Benwood Company to-day. The
purpose OF the meeting will be, to lad.
vance the price OF nails TO point where
the selling price will at least cover the
cost Of the material. The trouble for a
long time past has been, according; to
the manufacturers, that the selling price
OF nails has not by any means covered
the cost Of the steel plate. 1t is not
probable that the question OF light
gauge nail will be discussed, M
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J: AT an early hour yesterday morning,
in the Cathedral, Mr.. Charles G. FLAG
Gus, OF the well.known firm of Flaccus
Bros, and Miss Kate a. 3 Wingerter,
daughter Of THE late DR.. G. "a. Winger-
ter, were married in the presence Of a
goodly number Of friends. The cere:
mony was performed by the Ri. Rev.
Monsignor Sullivan, rector OF the Cathe.
dral.. The attendants were Miss Agnes
Handlan and Mr.: Charles A.,Wingerter,
the brother of the bride. After the nup-
tials, the party proceeded to the resi-:
dence Of the brides mother, on Main
street. where a wedding breakfast vas
served. After this had been partaken OF,
the newly.wedded pair. left on bridal
tour to the East over the Pennsylvania
line at 1920 O'Clock, followed by, the
good wishes OF their many. friends. +.
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"A Great Discovery

In the medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir of Dates. n 1t combines
the active properties of dates, figs and
prunes IN, such way as to make it one
Of the most pleasant and effective rene
dies on the market. 1t is easily taken
by old and young, and is sure cure for
habitual constipation, biliousness, ldys-
pepsia, sick: headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by "a weak stomach, dis.
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold in
so cent bottles by G.. R. Goetze, w. Nv.
Irwin, w. E..Williams, j ohm zLaughlin:
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co, Wholesale agents. ST.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City nn,i Wheeling Poop

Strangers In the City antl Wheeling People
n !. n Z. 20 AbrOad. !,
Mr.. Chauncey@D. Hogg, OF Cadiz,, re.
gistered at the Mcclure yesterday. 4.
Judge John A. Campbell returned
yesterday from q three weeks western
trip. q 3. 4 s.
Mr.. Oscar Burdatts, OF the Reymann
Brewing Company, is confined to his
home with influenza. s5E
Mr.. George A. Laughlin, Of Cleveland,
formerly Of this city, was registered at
the Mcclure yesterday. He was here
looking after his interests here.
Misses Jessie and Carrie Wylie, OF: St.
Clairsville, who have been visiting at
the residence OF Mr.. Milt Graham, ON
the Island, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Charles W. Brockunier returned
yesterday FROM New York, where he
went to spend the holidays with his
family. He is registered at the Mcclure
again. i 4. I, + n S5
Mr.. Win Rolf, OF the Fostoria Glass
Company, who has been visiting here,
left Yesterday for Pittsburgh, where he
will have charge OF the Fostoria Com
pany's samples.
The Rev. a. J. Trey, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, who has been
seriously i'll at his home on the Island,
is slowly recovering, a fact the many
friends he has formed since he has been
here will be pleased TO learn.
1 B. 81 = . p I HH
G. w. Conner aud brother John, re.
turned last evening from Grafton, where
they were hastily summoned to attend
the funeral OF an only sister, Mrs. George
A. Deck, who died on Sunday morning
OF heart failure, without a moments
warning TO her friends.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Kahn, accom-.
panied by the Rev. Father. Duhan, OF
Parkersburg, and possibly. by one other
OF the Clergy Of this diocese, will sail
from New York February IL, ION the
steamer City Of Berlin, enroute to Rome
10 report to His Holiness the condition
OF his diocese and to receive instructions,
In accordance with s the rule OF the
church which require Bishops to visit
Rome once every len years for this pur.
pose. es ~ 2. u ~
Mr.. Ira E. Newhall, the advance agent
for George A. Bakers Standardization
comic opera company, which is to appear
Mt the Opera House all Of next week
arrived in the city yesterday to arrange
for the engagement OF his company.
The company is one Of forty-iour people
and they have their own orchestra. The
repertoire includes ".Buccaccio,n "Beg.
gar Student" Black Hussar,, 'ttRobert
Macaire," bohemian Girl, p"Fatinitza,"
"0iivette," land "Chimes OF Normandy"
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Paige, Carey & Co.'s New store.

Paige, Carey & Co. have opened a new
general store at the corner OF Chapline
and Twenty.sixth streets, in one Of the
houses which. the Union Bridge Com.
pany purchased through Mr.. Frank ].
Hearne, for, the purpose Of accom-:
modating their 5workmen on the new
Chapline hill tunnel. They have the
tools and apparatus on the ground to
begin work on the south end OF the
tunnel as soon as the weather will per.
init. The work at that end will neces.
sarily be outdoor work for quite q while,
and the present rainy weather makes it
Improbable to commence Just now.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

In heavy weight woOlens, consisting
oi ;snitings, !PantaI1uniug and Over.
cOaiiuss, llich re warrant 10 make up
III iirSl.claSS style. Bs.. ..s.r
. 100 dozen more OF those celebrated %
cent Hill Hose III Fast Blnck, MerinO
aud Camtl's Hair Just received. K ls5S
Umbrelias-A complete line OF Silk
AMI Gloria ClO,ll, with told, Silver and
natural " OGd Handles, Mt ~ l;2;5s
(, &. HESS 4 SONS,
1921 X 1928 iiurkpt Street. n
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y 4 Hold Robbery.

AT 6:l5 yesterday morning some bold
thief mashed in show window at E. IF.
Pfetlerman's notion store, at No. 17S5
Market street, and carried off nine RE-
volvers that were on exhibition. Mr..
Pfeifcrman heard the crash Of the glass
and ran to the front door to find that the
thief had slipped n block OF wood through
the door latch handle, thus locking him
in. When Mr.; Policeman finally got
the door sunbolted there was no one in
sight. The thief evidently&waited till
the officer left the beat, SO that he would
not be interiered with from that quarter,
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KILLED AT BEIlllAlRE,.l /.

A Fatal Fight Between Nelghbors-lils
Assallants Locked Up ! General News. IS
! Chris. Ashoi, a resident OF the Fourth ward,
living near Tho head OF Thlrty'elghth street,
died about O'Clock yesterday afternoon from
the result Of injuries said 10 have boon indicted
on him yesterday morning BY J. Robinson and
his son, ynelshbos Of Ashoa. The Roblnson's
aud AsholY are reported 10 have gotten into an
alteration over some ashes thrown out by The
latter aud intended BY him 70 be used rs SIDE,
m snS5s T S,1i ns Mete Blows
were struck Friends OF Ashof FAY that both tho
Robinsons Jumped on him aud alter giving
him Rtcrrlble beating threw him oyer the bank
into small ravinuI nearby. Mrs.Ashon was
band thrown over Tho bank. hurried 70 his AZ;
kistAnccs lth the aid Of Others who had been
witnesses OF the fight, carried her husband, who
was unconscious 10 his home,whefc he Jay uncon.
sclous I'LL the time Of his death ln the afternoon
10th Robinson aud his. son werc arrested aud
locked up. DIS. Close. Kurz. cClelland aud
Cooper attended Ashonf. = Neighbour say that
bad blood has existed between the TWO families
for some tlme past. W 81 " 3 = =. NJ
eij "a GENERAL Srys NOTES. M, FL
flames 8. Gill Sons were busy shipping pots
yesterday, l ~ y ~ isli {
I George Umstead, OH New MartinSrille, was
here yesterday III z. ~
Tho road to the upper whari.boat Is being 70
paired with scrap tin. VI N . ~ ti
= Andy j.. Bates and Mary y. Arkle arc 10 be
married on the 18th instant. 4 81 = 4
Yard Master Romick, Of the Cleveland & Pitts.
bufgh railroad, is on the tick list KS
Mayor Brown says that he shall positively re.
fuse and decline denomination this spring.
Mn. J. Greenfield was called 10 the bedside oil
very sick sister at Rochester, n. ~ yesterday.
Druggist D. II. Dafrlh and assistant are both
down with La Grippe. Mr.. pafrah Ii quite Ill,
There are thirteen OF tho Cleueland & Pitts.
burgh engineers who run In here who are laid up
with Ia grippe 5E. = \ "a s. - w g q n
The lecture by Hon. Lou Dcauchamp Monday
night was we'll attended and everybody seemed
10 be well pleased. !, y. - Il .
The congregation Of st. Johns Church are
going TO build q new .chnrch, residence and
school combincd. They will begia building IN
tho spring. 81 81 q
The milk wagon aud team belonging to II.
Furihey upset on Thirly.eighth stree: yesterday
morning and spilled driver and milk out IN
great shape. No other damage was done.t The
horses were badly. frightened. s. Il
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Amusement lovers here arc anticipating the
Jolly Pathtiuders"v with pleasure Musl.
here. The town has never before been SO
thoroughly billed Attractive wall paper and
handsome Autographs ave 10 be seen on every
side, and henlds by the thousand have been
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The Ice rlnnt Again Running.

b The Wheeling Ice and Storage Com.
pany have about completed the repairs
necessitated 2 by the recent disastrous
collapse Of part Of. their building by
the weight Of the water tank. Consider
able repairing to both building and
machinery was made necessary by the
accident. The company has again com.
menced making ice. When the .acci.
dent occurred the company had sutIi-
cient ice onhand to keep the trade fully
supplied. 81 IS u ~ 81
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s. HAND.sEwED extension sole Shoes for
ladies are the most stylish and most
practical shoe made. We open to. day
ten cases Of our Matches: line at s. SO,
Opera and Common Sense Lasts, G, ID
and E widths. II ALEXANDER & Co., 81,
q l;ssii .t3s 1910 Main street. 4
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THE WHEELING SOAP COMPANY;
Assigns to j.. NJ. aGanter-The Terms Of
r. AssIgnm ont. \, 4 III II. Il

Z
Assigns to j. M Gnnter-Ths Terms Of
Assignme ont. ~ !! ri q. \;
The Wheeling Soap Company, a cor.
poration organized under the laws Of
this State and having its principal office
or place Of business here, has assigned,
by Frank Brown, the President /. and
Treasurer, to JIM. Ganter. The deed
Of assignment bearing date OF January
7. 1890, was left for record at Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday. 1t recites that
whereas the company Is indebted to
various persons in various amounts and
Is unable TO pay in full, there is assigned
TO Mr.. Ganter all the soap making
machinery contained in the ,company's
plant on Eleventh street, manufactured
soap. accounts and al evidences of in.
debtedness. These assets the assignee
is to dispose Of 10 the best possible ad.
vantage and use the funds thus secured
as follows: -. i * .$a I
y First, to pay tho costs OF assignment.
Second, pay ratably two notes, one bear.
ing date OF August IL, 1889, for 800,
payable to The order OF Frank Brown
and endorsed by him and others, which
was discounted and is now, held by the
City Bank, this city, and the other
bearing date OF. August y2I 1889, for
$1,000, payable to Browns order and
endorsed by him and others, which was
discounted'and is now held by the City
Savings Bank, Of Pittsburgh; both were
four. months notes. Third, all other
debts are to be paid ratably.
b The assignee may, il no deems it ad-
yisable, pay off and satisfy any valid
lien or liens having priority over this as.
signment, which he may find existing
on any property conveyed and assigned.
The Wheeling Soap Company was or.
gnnized something over tive years ago
by some well known young men of this
city, who, finding themselves being
drawn into a financial hole, by the eI.
pense attending the starting Of such IN
enterprise, pulled themselves out in as
good shape as possible by .disposing Of
their property. \. n h 80
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A Citizen of Wheeling Has n Roll OF Money
Harmed aud II ID Redeen,el.
Recently! aacltizen Of Wheeling had
the misfortune 70 lose, as he supposed,
$3.50 in paper money. The misfortune
occurred by.hiding a roll of bills in the
covered tevaporators that surmounted 4
stove seldom used In his house. BY
chance, however, a Gre was kindled In
this stove, the presence Of the money
having been overlooked, and as soon as
it,was well under way the room was
filled with the smoke Of the smouldering
and charred paper. AT once the etnbers
were rescued but In such destroyed con.
dilion that mo feature OF the marks as
money could be recognized. They pre-
sented no other appearance than simply
TINT OF so much burned paper .,; u
"A In Ills embarrassment he called on a
prominent banker here with the unre-
equitable roll Of burned paper anu he
took charge Of 1t, packing 1t carefully in
cotton lined box. In this shape 1t was
sent on to- the Treasury Department al
Washington with an explanation OF the
circumstance. The government experts
subjected the paper, to, a process under.
stood by them and were able TO detect
the denomination and signatures tof
each bill 80 satisfactorily that they re.
deemed the whole amount, sending q
draft yeste rday for the $3.50, much 10
the satisfaction Of the owner Of the
burned PAPER, III &! 81. I - flssA,f z
The moral Of this occurrence Is not to
hide your money In or around a stove,
but! 10 deposit II safely In a bank In a
business.like way, but still, If you are so
unfortunate or neglegant as 10 lose money
In this way call on q banker and have it
forwarded as In this case to Washington,
as your chances are at least fair TO get
your money redeemed In proper shape.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 7-There was some decided
Improvement In business In dry goods to day,
although the weather continued unpropitIous,
In the market print goods received considerable
attention and especially print giughams, seer.
tucEers and novelties Of many kind. Wooden
goods were also slightly more active, The mar.
KY was without change us regards tone, though
thefe was better feeling aud the outlook was
again ielt TO be very promising from the stand.
point oil both sgents and j0bbers 30 Il; 4
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Under OF mn nm Unlucky Star.

NJ Last summer George Q. Bel, coal
miner, was struck by:a passenger train
while; crossing tho Cleveland & Pitts.
Sburgh railroad tracks in the upper part
{ ofIBridgeport. There Ewero nine ifrac.
stured bones in his body besides several
3brokeniribs, and he,was at once given up
It's die. "a He, however, survived lit all,
and yesterday started on his first trip as
brakeman on the Cleveland, sLorain &
Wheeling railway.S When near Hollo-.
way Station he attempted to : make 4
,cou ping and had,h right hand mashed
to safsjelly5 between the bumpers. He
brought I 10 BridgeportN;wheres DR.. w.
s. Fisher ampntated heLhand at the
,rr;e "a M,
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.sAt yesterday mornings session ; Of
Police Court, John Lewellen was. fined
s. and costs for the part he took in q
fight with William Carl. He settled
Dan Thorpe, colored, was fined SIS and
costs for acting in disorderly manner
and in default of payment was sent .tc
the hill for thirty days. Dora Smith, q
small but very tough young female, was
again up and contributed another IS and
costs for her offenses. ~. q
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iiarket street.

& if:you eanIlGt sec mid hrGksppctacles
j,uu should eail on lis and have your, Eyes
Tested without charge. We have the
llacsi Instruments and more experience
s,!nn any other Uptlcian in the State,
mud Guaranteed satisfaction or money re-
fiunded.& JACOB N.Y. GRUBB, 4 d
4 sJtMeler, and Upticlan,
Cor,Hiwell!li' and alnyket Streets.
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In the ears, sometimes a roaring buzzing
sound are caused by catarrh, that exi
ceedingly disagreeable and very common
disease. Loss OF smell -lor hearing also
result from catarrh. Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the great blood purifier, is a peculiarly
successful remedy for this disease, which
it cures by purifying the blood. If you
suffer from catarrh, try Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, the peculiar medicine. Z
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W AsmISGToS, J an. For estjYir-
Fginia, rain or snow, northerlys winds,
stationary temperature. s;!A.s ss I.
s5SFor Western Pennsylvania, light local
/ snow or rain, followed bys fairsweather,
WESTERLY winds, stationary temperature.
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The Rev. A. J. Trey, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, who has been
seriously ill at his home on the Island,
is slowly recovering, u fact the many
friends he has formed since he has been
here will be pleased 10 learn. ! & -
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clothing CLOTHING, Etc {
yye syulelllgflller.
: UHirc Nos. 20 md ri Fourteenth Street.


2 Cheap Counter-Johu Friedel. a
{: q Estsny CoS-rhUs. DUTY. x AZ ~ ~
Ebony l'olish-Geo, ". J0hns0n's sons ~
Funeral Notice TO Glass Workers.
NoIice-stocsnoldcEso Of the hecpug Ice and
Storage Company. s4LlS',s 20. ,G.it Y
Sottce-SlocK holders OF the Standard Fire In.
STRANGE Company. ~ ~. 4, 'l'ss
B ii4mia i Co.:-furnitnre Dealers aud Under
llerlakerS. - 49, = IS *, Z XII, s
kulleS-A False RumoT: ~ ~,
Understandable OF Commercial Bank. 4,
iiuxe & Ero.-rhe ilcal Feed MIL. y. ",
3 ri. kellly-WhoitsAlo urucer.
fGmlS arlington ateel flHtc Ranses-Joscph
He'll slIvc Coz ~ ~ * Y Il, e =,
81 10 You usu Flsurcsf !f4,ar 2 So
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Big Plumbing Contract.

I. Messrs. George Hibberd and son have
been awarded the contract for furnishing
and laying several miles Of water pipe
over in Martins Ferry. Their bid was
Sl9,905 03, and the fact that they secure
the contract against quite a number OF
large concerns from all over the country
is very creditable to them. They give
bond in the sum Of $1,000, and agree to
have the work done in two months.
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The Promptness with Which Mr.. Harris
Received His Money: sl7SS !.
& The fact Of the winning Of the Sl5, 900
by our townsman Henry Harris in the
last drawing OF the Louisiana State Lot.
terry is not. new to our ex.sherif, he re:
piled: THAT the money had promptly
come. l am not seeking fame, and guess
I will invest the money in real estate in
the best county OF California-Napa."'
.---Napa Cal. } Reporter, Nov.s -. Dawl &
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.APleIlhlng ShnRa.

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use of
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to etectually cleanse the system.
when costive OF, bilious. z For sale In SOC
and 81 90 bottles By all leading druggists.
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S.tAfOuestion,

Do you suffer with habitual constipa-
ton or biliousness ? II SO, try the pleas
ant nit laxative, Elixir OF Dates. q It
will cure you. Sold in 80 cent bottles
by. @. r. Goetze, WV. I Irwin, w. 9E.
John Laughlin: Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin Z Co., Wholesale
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b I HAVE used your Salvation Oil for
cracked heels, mango, and sand cracks
with horses, ndit gives perfect satisfac.
tion.S. CHAs.sW. LEE, Eti :,
Ala w. Baltimore street, Balto., Nd. \,
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OWING to the fact that we expect to
move on April l, we will close out a
large assortment OF new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type
writers. Intending to devote our atten-
ton exclusively TO the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and a
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains. :,;ss;i7 y
l9,i5 EDw. L. Rose & Co.,
~. IS Twelfth street,
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~ FRED. BRowN's Ginger proves L, the
aged and Sall predisposed &to igout and
rheumatic affections, all se tficacious re.
medy. at all druggists. z,
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III | had known OF the CuTIcuRAs REMEDIES
twentyeight years ago It would have saved me
zoo 90 two hundred dollars and m immense
amount OF s suffering. 4 My disease tpsorIasts)
commenced on my head In a spot not larger
than cent. II spread rapidly all over my body
and got under INV nails. The scales would drop
Of, oil me all the time, and my suffering was
endless and without relief One thousand dol.
lars would not tempt me to have this disease
over again. l am poot man., but feel rich 70
be relieved OF what some Of the doctors said
was leprosy, some ringworm, psoriasis, etc. l
took - aud sarsaparillas over one year
aud hall, but no cure. went to two or three
doctors, and no cure. ! cannot praise the Cuti.
cura Remedies too much. They have made my
skin rs clear aud free from scales a. q baby's.
AL used Of them were three boxes OF Cuticura,
aud three bottles Of Cuticura' Resolyent, and
two cakes OF Cuticural Soap II you had been
here and IaId you would have cured nc for
500 90, you would have had the money. looked
like the picture IN yoursbook OF psoriasis (pic.
ture number two, .'lIow to Cure Skin Dlseases'),,
but now am rs clear as any person ever was.
Through force Of habit / rub my hands over my
arms and legs TO scratch once IN while. but TO
no purpose. am all we'll. ! scratched twenty.
eight years. and II got to be kind OF a second
nature to me- i thank you a thousand timex. Il
ssafgFs5sh DENNIS DOWklNG Waterbury Vt
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q OuR Mems Hand.sewed Shoes at. 81
are inferior in no respect to any 50 shoe
sold in the city.SSALExASpER & Co.'S s
1919 Main street,
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BUCKEYE EXTRACTS are the best on
earth, for you always get your moneys
worth. Al all qrocers, 80 IA 4
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/. An EstImnble Indy pcn,l.

I'D yesterday evening Mrs. Sarah, Ellen
Beane, wife OF Thomas E. Beams, and
daughter of the ! late A.tW. Clemens.
died at the home OF her son, Mr.. W.}C.
Beans, City Editor OF the Register; on
South Broadway. Mrs. Beans was a
well known and estimable woman and a
faithful loving wife and mother. Her
loss will sbe incurred mot only by her
relatives, but by a'large. circle Of loving
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Hoods.

9hen I began taking Hoods sarsaparllla
is was feeling real miserable, suffering
= great deal with dyspepsia, and 50 weak
hat at times | could hardly stand. 6 looked, !
md had for some time, like a person In con.
sumption. Hoods sarsaparilla did me 50
ouch good that wonder at myself sometimes,
:nd my friends frequently speak Of IT,. hins.
: ELIZA. G0FT, O. Terrace Street, Boston. a
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1 TlE cost Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is
only 25 cents. "a bottle will convince all
OF its excellence. si