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Misleading Statements Corrected,

Last week city paper printed a very
romantic story about the Wheeling 4
Lake Erie, and Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railways lacking funds to
complete their roads to this city, and
giving meagre details OF a scheme sup.
posed to be on foot in Pittsburgh for fur.
nishiug the two roads with the ready
cash to come here. The story further,
only credited the Wheeling & Lake Erie
with being built as far as Bowerston,
when, in fact, it is in operation TO with
in few miles Of Portlrnd station.
The fact is, these roads are in the best
financial shape, and are not needing aid
from anyone. The Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie will be built to Steubenville before
the frs. Of August il men aud money
can do it; ell preparations have been
made Tor beginning the work along the
line from Portland Station to Steubeu.
vile at once. Quarters have been Sc
cured ut Brilliant for the men and teams
to be employed on the work, and it is
understood that the work will begin
to-day.
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CHINAW ARE

Before We burst into our China De.
partment, let us say what goods we
offer you here are the best in their way.
While We will please and surprise
you with our prices, we will play the
deuce" with our competitors.-For Il
gingle in Chinawarc, put your eur to
this:-l00 complete Toilet Sets in cilt
and floral decorations, at only 81 80 per
set-reduced from s. 50.-RemcmGer,
we warrant these goods perfect in every
feature.-They are the same goods TINT
you paid is s. 50 per set before.-Thcy
are the same goods as you pay 81 90 for
to-day at any exclusive china store in
the city. In Tea Sets-that is, Tea Sets
complete and perfect in every way-we
offer 100 sets beautifully decorated-in
floral designs, ut only IS 60 cach-5O sets
in plain white ware US low Of 81 00.-Odd
basins and pitchers we hold at only so
cents.-Bear in mind we don't offer sec
onds.-Thc goods we eGer are the cream
OF our stock.-Come around carly and
secure what you require during this
great sale.
WHEELING INSTALAIENT co.
1885, 1888, lilo Market Street.
JOSEEH McARDLE. - Manager.
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FURNITURE,

Come hero to.morrow-orth the next ,,av
or in fact any day this week.-Onr
offerings are money.saving ones.-For
those economical housewives who can
appreciate Il good cheap article-For
those in search of true, good value at
rock bottom prices-For those who want
to.save money, our store is their goal
Here we offer you such values rs Won
rarely sec at prices unheard of-liere
you pay but ono price, and that Is tho
very lowest.--We'll start the bali roll.
ing tomorrow, by offering 800 full siso
double beadsteads in hard wood and
walnut finish, at only So Is each.-TLcse
best are worth double what we ask,-lf
you need bcdstead-Don't let this on.
portunity pass-Come here-cxamine
our s. rs Beds, and we'll vouch you'll
pronounce them the cheapest and best
ever oiIered-Tney sell regularly at 81 30
and S. 90 each elsewhere. In addition
to these We will offer 100 full size hard
wood double Beds in walnut or oak fin.
ish at only S. 90 each--Rednced from
81 so. WHEELING INSTALAIENT CO.
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Tho Trl.stato Sanitary Convention.

All the arrangementa have been per
fectcd for the convention Of the Tri-Statt
Sanitary Association, which is to DO helG
in this city on Thursday and Friday o.
this week. Health Officer Garrison
who is the Secretary OF the Association
and who has been at the head in ar.
ranging for the holding Of this impor.
tant meeting in this city, has received
word from DR.. Benjamin Lee, of Phila.
delphia, Secretary Of the Penn.
sylvania State Board OF Heath
and tho First Vice.President OF the
Tri-State Association, stating tina!
he will leave his home Wednesday
morning arrive here over the 3. & O.
that evening; DR.. Lee also announces
in his letter M addition to the pro.
gramme in the shape Of n paper by
Prof. G. G. Croft, NJ. d., LII. D., Presi.
dent Of the Pennsylvania State Board oil
Health, on this subject-"The Orgauiza-
ton of Sanitary Work in Great D;sas.
ters." The number Of interesting papers
to be is large and the subjects are varied /;
the sessions OF the convention cannot
fail 10 be interesting.
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COMING TO WHEELING,
First -Four Months Free OF Chnrre.

First -Four Months Free Of Charge.
Four eminent English doctors will
arrive in Wheeling, February 20, and
permanently locate at the Sherman
House, Bridgeport, Ohio. All who visit
the doctors before March 20 will receive
services for the first four months free
OF charge. The only favor desired is a
accommodation from those whom they
Fcure. They treat every variety of dis.
ease and deiormity, but will in no in.
stance accept IN incurable case. II your
malldy is beyond all hope they will
frankly tell you so; also caution you
against spending more money for useless
treatment. g. I5l'' s n 7
All who visit them before March 20
will receive services until June 10, 1890,
free Of charge. go - =
: Office hours 0 a. m. to 7:SO D. m.
Sundays 10 a. m. to 4 p. IN, ;7s,,'S, i
=. s.-This Governmental STAFF of phv.
sicidns and Surgeons is INCORPORATED Nv
an act OF the Legislature. 1890, :
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John Nolan, a plain drunk, was ar.
rested by Officer West late Saturday
night. He was followed to the lookup
shortly after by Ben. Vail, another
plain drunk in charge OF NVilkie. Tom
Coffee and Louis Barker, both disorder.
lies were arrested by Officer Truschler.
Tom Hill got on another wild tear and
was locked up by Officer Gaus early yes.
terday morning. Joe Driller, a mild dis.
orderly, was locked up by Wilkie.
Alice Leverage was found on another
one Of her DRINKS in an alley near the
Public Building by Officer Bell. John
Dickey, disorderly was locked up by
McNichol. Officer Driller arrested three
men named Michael. Dean and Hushrod
last night for indulging in q triangular
fight up on the National road in the
First ward.
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COL q. II. DEALll DEAD.


Ono oil the Prominent Men OF This Pan.
2 Handle Gonc-Sketch OF Deceased. "
Tho press OF this city Is called upon
this morning 10 record tho death OF Col.
@. II. Beall, Of Brooke county, this State.
This Sad event occurred yesterday morn.
ing at 9 o'clock at his homo near Beth.
any, after lingering illness OF several
days that terminated at last In n fatal
case OF typhoid.pneumonia. Tho dc.
ceased was in his Bixty.second year.
No death could have been more I'm.
expected than this one. Colonel Beall
was tho picture Of well.preserved and
robust manhood up 10 tho time OF his
Illness. Indeed, hc was n man who hnd
never known anything but active, ener.
getic and vigorous life, and his family
and friends had every prospect that he
would remain with them for many years
to come. Wg2Hg q
Colonel Beall was native Of tho i'm
mediate locality where hc died and
where he had always lived. His family
on his fathers side dated back among
tho early people OF Brooke county. He
was the only son OF Basil Deal, who,
like himself, was noted wool grower
and sheep breeder, and who dying at m
advanced age left considerable fortune
to his family consisting OF his widow,
Col. @. II. and q daughter, Mrs. Baker,
who resides at St. Louis. p
Colonel Beall took up the largo bust
ness inherited from his father and car
ried 1t forward on still more extensive
ecale aud at the time OF his death was, II
Is presumed, tho largest lock.master in
West Virginia. He occupied u promi.
nent position at home and abroad, and
only few weeks ago was ono OF the
leading spirits In meeting Of the Amer.
lean Wool = Growers Association at
Washington City, an which time he was
made Treasurer OF the Association.
On his mothers side Colonel Beall was
related to the Guest family, and was
nephew OF Hon. Joseph Guest, DR..
Joshua and the late Colonel Guest. On
both sides his ancestry represented PEG.
pie Of excellent character, high social
influence and great personal worth. In
bis early life he married Miss Virginia
Burley, Of MARSHALL county, West Vir.
ginia, daughter oil the late Senator
James Burley, Of that county, who sur.
wives him, along with four daughters
and two sons. In tho great eiliction
which has fallen upon them they will
have the sympathy Of a wide circle Of
relatives and acquaintance. Colonel
Bcall was for many years one OF tho
Trustees OF Bethany College and TINT
institution loses a valued adviser and
supporter. g,t lla.l
The funeral will take place from the
late residence Of the deceased, tomorrow
afternoon ut 9 o'clock, and it is probable
that large number Of friends from this
city will be in attendance.
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A Sensible IlUn.

Besides the matters mentioned in Sat
urday's 1NTELLloENcER, which were act
ed upon by the Builders Exchange, the
following resolution was adopted: s
"Rfsoired, That the Secretary be in
strncted to ask each Trades Union con
nectcd with the building business to ap
point acommittee OF one to meet a like
committee from the Builders Exchange
for the purpose OF fixing scale of wages
and adjusting all matters pertaining tt
the building trades for the year 1890"
Tho labor unions interested will nc
doubt be glad to meet with the employ
ers, and IL the proper spirit is shown the
meeting should result in much good.
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49, %Ao NJ s"A~ VACCAAAs GVpAS
Abroad.
Lou Swabacker left for New York
Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Rinehart, who
have been in Pittsburgh, have returned
home.
Mr.. John BushGeld and sister, Miss
LYDIA, Of Pittsburgh, are visiting rela-
tives here.
Postmaster and Mrs. W. J. W. Cowden
have returned from two weeks stay in
New Orleans. An 4.
Mr.. Gus kuntz, tellcrs of the First
National Bank OF Grafton, spent Satur.
day and Sunday in the city. ~
Among Saturdays arrivals at the
Hotel Windsor were Mr.. E. Sehon, Of
Point Pleasant and Mr.. G. L. Moore, Of
Proctor. 49,
I Among the late arrivals at the Mcclure
are Messrs. Bernstein, Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, and R. Lactsch, Of Milwaukee,
glass buyers. 559.1
Mr.. S. S. Bloch was in Parkersburc
yesterday, looking alter some necessary
changes to be made in some business
property he owns there. "A Z
Mrs. Jennie Mcdonald has returned
from n brief visit in Pittsburgh, where
she went for the special purpose of at
tending the wedding OF n friend. :,
Word has been received here from
New iosK OF the death of the eldest
child Of MIR. and Mrs. John r. Dnnlan
Diphthcria was the cause OF its DEATH
Dr.. AT. Gasmire entertained \ n ;, y, =,
OF friends Saturday night, which inclni-
cd his brothers John and Henry onl
Messrs. Willard Wells and Louis Row.
ers, Of Wellsburs.
Messrs. Randolph Butts, ]. Kleyis. M.
Stein and others, returned Saturday over
the Pan Handle enroute from New o..
leans where they have been having n d.
lightiul tune for the past two weeks. Nj.
Kleves brought home good.sized young
crocodile. q ,,,a,,aSg j. .
Mr.. Fred. Darcy, the author Of the
"Devil's Nine" which ia to be presented
at the Grand the first three nights OF
this week, Mr.. William Stafford, the
leading man Of. the company, and other
prominent members Of the company, arc
Miss Sara Roemer, 81 this CITY. who
has been seriously ill at Cumberland.
Md, where she has been engaged in
teaching for the past two years, has al
most sufficiently recovered to be moved
and will be brought to her home in this
city in few days, to fully recuperate
She was'stricken down by typhoid fever.
Mr.. Thomas O'Brien, jr., left Saturday
evening for Colorado with the intention
of accepting a position with railroad
company there. He accompanied Mr..
Harry Wilson, who is located at Pueblo,
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COL, and who has been in this city for
the past few days Waiting his mother.
Mr.. Wilson holds n Responsible railroad
positioa, and like nearly all tho Wheel.
Ing boys who 20 West, Is doing well.
THE TRADES ASSEMBLY

=, r.r,,,. s...;.,,- C.n.I.;.r. , y,,,c,x If
- sIn,,.r."H, sn.c,n, rs,,,r.h Z
,.a,, ~. ,s, a., ,,o,o.,;nn xo,r
a "e.' a''enueu auu 'n.eiee,'ns IVY
lar semi.monthly meeting OF tue Trades
Assembly was held Yesterday afternoon.
President Woods was st;ll unable 10 al.
.aa.1 nnJ ~, A. 7 Fila, occnnis1 ,bo
1ehu' anu Mf. NJ. y. f'h'ey occup'eu 'i'e
chair
Tho first matter acted upon WAS the
ro,o;,t NJ tho A,h;,rn,,on Comm;,tes 10
ihp effect that IN" strikes Of IGS axle
workers md waTehonsemen Ind beeu
scttled Alphabetically to nil concerned
m" rcnrss"ntativca NJ the Carmen.
tsrs' Bro,herhood remarked IN, If strike
nvainst Wilson & 10. and Louis
Hnrionr. Tho Assembly pnssed q
resolution endorsing tieir action
and nrnisinv them for supnoriinq
the s,onemasons. rho Laundry Unior
nresentcd resolution declaring nuainsl
patroniyinp foreign laundry agencies
md asking Tint the home laundries
which emnloy union workers. be patron
izpd. Tho Assembly adopted the reso
luton, and Instructed Inc delegates ts
inform Tho local nssemtlies Of the action
Tho Grocers' agreement was again nre
scented with the request that It be- a.
changed that II sbnll not name any indi
yiIuai ar firm not to be natrouized. or
the vrocers' mart, 1t was referred 10 thu
atonll;nv ronm;ttoo with instrrrI;ona n
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HOPE FOR THE AGED.

A Prominent Man Showa How Elderly
People can rrolopE their Lives and
Avoid weakness mud Suffering.
Charles Dickens mover wrote a ttuer thing
than the following; t'.9S f#
"Can anything DO more pitlablo than tho sight
OF elderly men or women who realize that the
strength OF earlier years Is dcpar.ingy Down tho
plane Of lie. whose end Is In darkness, they
look. and wonder II their weary steps will carry
them pAlulcssly 10 the end" ssE..1-
Any elderly person who feels trembling OIL
the nerves. n weakening OF tho muscles, lesseucl
yitnlIty, decrea,cd vlgor, chilled hands or feet
needs, nay, must have, assistance. Money car
not render Il. Drugsshould DO avoided. Herr
F.. Is what one OF tho Rrcatcst OF modern phy,l
clans, no les personnge than DR.. Gardner. say
on the subject. ,i7l
"Elderly person., who In winter suffer from
+ COLI feet aud ind artificial heat applied cxtcr
nally fAtl 10 afford relief. may, with und0ubtct
" propiicty and advantage, takcc whlskcy aud ho
X water on going 10 bed: II headache or iou
tongue follow, tho Inference Is tho spirit wa
impure, probably containing iusol oil. A yer!
p light taco Of this noxlous Ingredient In spirit
will Ia some constitutions. produce headache
az accurate te.t OF impuI!tyRs chemiStry Gu,
employ" E..HI
There Isonly one absolutely purc whiskey fro
Justly popular Dniiy's Purc Malt Whiskcy.
has III the properties that contribute 10 healtl
and vigOr, aud none that inlurc. II cnnno
harm tho stomach even OF a child, II IL sol
universally and we'll merits Its wonderful popu
lArity he sure and take no other. III
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An Unknown Friend,

srEupENvILLE, O., Oct. %, 1880.
Jlcssrs. S. Bacrs Sons:
UNKNOWN FRlENDs:-1 have used
twenty-five pounds Of your Pan Handle
Coffee and find it the purcst and most
fragrant coffee on the market. Please
send me No. u oil painting. l -emain
your unknown friend,
MISS MARIE LoTzGEsELlE,
427 Wells street,
IS .'.ss Steubenville, O.
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
Tho Kelley Murder Trlal-Slckncss In tho
Country-Gencral News.

Tho Kelley Murder Trlal-Slckncss In tho
Country-Gencral News.
Frank Mitchell returned from Ken.
lucky on Saturday night.
Mrs. Benz. Exley, ST., has completed a
quilt containing about 5000 pieces.
Vigilant Hose Company will hold a
festival in 0ng's new building on Broad.
way, March is. - n
John Milligan, who has been laid up
several weeks, made his first appear
ance on the streets Saturday.
Dr.. Hawthorn and family will spend a
year or 80 in the South in the hope OF
benefiting the Doctors health. +
Howard, son Of Mr.. ]. T. Thomas,
broke his arm in the gymnasium at the
Y. NJ. Q. A. last Friday night.
Rev. Mr.. Birmingham, of St. Luke's
Church, Island, preached in the Episco-
pal Church here yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Parker, Of Pittsburgh,
is the guest Of Mr.. Oliver Parker, and
will probably make Martins Ferry her
future home.
There is considerable sickness in the
country. On six adjoining farms in
Colerain township there are ten cases
Of typhoid pneumonia.
Prof. E: E. Sparks will deliver the
second lecture of the series to the men,
beers of the Y. NJ. G. A. on Wednesday
evening. The topic will be, "When,
What and How to Read"
The attraction at the Opera House to-
night will be a splendid spectacular
dramatizatinn Of "She," which will be
presented with special scenery. The
company is said to be a capable ono and
the leading lady, the one who plays
"She," is one Of the Handsomely women
on the stage. 53 d So q.
The remains Of the late Madison AL
bridge, sr., we're laid to rest in tho Riy-
erview cemetery. yesterday afternoon.
The funeral was largely attended; Rev.
|. s. Winters officiated and the palibear-
ers were Messrs. Robert Carmichael,
Charles Morris, R. Barr, Thomas Wat
kins, L. W. Bailey and Thomas Greer.
The Kelley murder trial is still the
principal topic Of conversation, It was
generally expected that Kelley would be
found guilty Of murder in the second de-
gree, as charged, and the result was not
surprise. 1t is said that that had it
not been for the testimony of Kclley's
daughter, Ella, before the Grand jury.
he would probably have been indicted
for murder in the first degree. KEEL
ley's attorneys are understood to have
given up the case as early as Thursday
night, after Kelley, had been on the
stand. Kelly. by the way, served on
the jury which tried Oliver Borum for.
murder some years ago. Few people
think that Judge briggs will give KEEL
ley another trial. -
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DELLAlRE's BUDGET.
Saturdays Celebrntlon- Interesting News
yyall Notes OF General Nature. ,gii

crt,sdn,,sf r.1sHrr,,on Iutn.n..,,,, N,,..
''''' Ha,s. =, = csn.rn, Wn,".. Wv"
~ =, '"'o'
uonv;Ile Fia vsyv mnch bsn"I;,Sn I Nv
tho tr,n y 80 w. ' Ns'D''1's ~
I.aasi, NJ. r ~ r.,..,
Joseph nartou, me fourth watu cigar
ahaishsr "''' Au"A' 4of 'l0 wy 'A '1'
ra,.a., ~. n. u.
Ioton ea y. +. tGotm ny, was out on tne
s s,i. e,i saturday ier the hrst time since
Iohn w. ro,,,o,, -, !, ,,,,,.. 49,,
!. JIM Hv, W; Coq!soh anu family. former
y ~ NV. M'c ii hansas, nave moved pack
70 their o!a nome mere.
a gleat many o. Inc commodities
shlppeu lio.n Dsl'alie, ", are gong 10
Tue oouthWess VIA rali anu water. Il
c, Key. sherman 4; Doyle, Of Allegheny
CITY, preached In tho First Presbyterian
cnufcn yesterday morning anu evening
u. Il. Darral, the new Postmaster, is
being congratulated on all sides, as yet
ne has made no appointment for Chief
Clerk. li,e3 t,s 4.
Mr.. James Aplin purchased last week
IN flt'sburgh, Biz, slxteen.hands high
mules, ior use at the Floodwood fur.
haceS. &5
Dynamite Is being used in blowing
the alag from the old bed at the blast
furnace. several charges were fired yes.
terday. II
Rev. s. O. Collier, OF the South Bell.
aire NJ. E. church, preached to the G. A.
X. yesterday. spangler Post was pres.
ent IN body. ~ NJ
Workmen wore busy loading piles at
the @. 4 p. incline all day Yesterday.
Tho timbers to DO used for dock build.
ing at Cleveland, 5I'1 -.9s''I'IE 30,
given hv the iaJies =, th ah Zee. e ppp.h
terrain church Saturday night was s,lc.
cess. The pumpkin pies, dourhnuts. ETC.,
were splendid. i'GT' rs? ~ i =
Mr.. Barnev Rain ~ ,yo,,,r;,,o az
old time resultant hn-e ~ ,n mel,s,,9' . nn
oldest envineers nv ,h auS E, one ny Z.
Pittsbproh was IN tha oa a.. 'o eo.".I, ~
the first time in ten wears
The Foprth ward hose to,,, 49,, ~,
coverod IN ho M 10 o oSon uUuse mIs S S,s
urlav morninv Tha Hio:o ., sso onr nat
by too strone nras0vrn nt "o .Iu .sSs
The lnss J;S not omoMnt y. nusnfal gus
-, ~ ..-:,, ~ niue'
a a row o. considerable proportions
Iook RaGe saturday night before the
centIa! uOuse on belmont street dur
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VIII Have No Other,

..l.9 p ~ ''7l'' VI a, 1o5U'
Ntssrs. s. Baer's Sons: 80
DEAR SlRs:-You will find enclosed
twenty-five Pan. Handle Coffee tickets,
for which you will please send in return
one Of your oil paintings. I would pre-
fer scenery>if you will let me have It; il
not send No. 25. We have been using
your coffee for two years and will have
no other. Send picture in care Of John
A. Best, grocer. Address
ETA BELL,
Washington, Pa. /.
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Samuel Phelps Le!and's lecture in the
Young Mems Christian Association hall
Tomorrow evening will be n rich treat.
He is charming talker, graceful, schol.
arly and eloquent. Prof. Jones, Super
intendent Of Public Schools Of Erie, Pa,
writes: "Hon. Samuel Phelps Leland
will give you good lecture, pure and
lofty in tone and spirit, His word.pic.
lures arc grand and you need not fear
but that he will give perfect satisfac.
ton" Tickets can DO had and seats re-.
served at the Y. NJ. G. a. building, r.
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Koute-Unsurpusscd So

Burlington Route Unsurpassed Service
The Burlington Route is the only rail
road running handsomely equipped
through trains from Chicago, St. Louis
and Peoria to all principal points North.
west. West and Southwest. Tickets via
the Burlington Route can DO obtained
Of any ticket agent OF its own or connec'
ting lines, +. e l's ~
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THE worldwide reputation OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla is the natural result OF its
surprising value rs q blood medicine.
Nothing, in the whole pharmacopnia.
effects more astonishing results, in scrof.
ula, rheumatism, general debility, and
all forms Of blood disease, than this
remedy. M /. K ;&g,5y... nav
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Notice.

To any person guessing nearest to the
time of adjournment sine die Of the
present extra session Of the Legislature
OF West Virginia we will give one bar.
rel Of the ever. popular FAMOUS FLouH
free. The judges are to be Messrs. l. G
Dillon md Andrew Hebrank. All
guesses must be in the hands OF the
judges twenty-iour hours before the ad.
journment Of the Legislature and must
be accompanied by the PERSONS full
name and address. r
NELL & ELLlNGMAM,
+, Wholesale Grocers.
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Advertising patent medicine in the
peculiar way in which tho pro-
prietor Of Kemp Balsam for
Coughs and Colds does, it is
indeed wonderful. He authorizes nil
druggists to give those who call for it a
sample bottle free, TINT they may try it
before purchasing. The large bottles are
Soc and 81. We certainly would advise
o trial. 1t may save you from consump-
ton. nv l paw
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Ow1Na 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
writer's. 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. il
EDw. L. Rose & Co., L
54g5 t3fi} 65 Twelfth street.
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The marks on the wharf indicated 10
feet aud falling last night. At Pitts.
burgh the weather was cloudy and cool,
and the river was falling, with II feet j
inch in the channel. The steamer Rain.
bow passed up yesterday with good
trip, en- route from Cincinnati TO