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DELLAIRg BUDGET.
Colorcd Ranch ltnided-sent to Jnii-News
Notes and Personals. lF'f

coIorcd p,,.,, n.,,..I 49,
S e'''> ''', y. i'"'aeu-sent !" Shi-NeWs
Notes md Personals. Ef
Mr.. q. II. Dankwcrth issick, ,-''sF
Herman Beckett broke his arm bv falling from
| MIR n n s..,, h. , 49,.
C,corcis os"s 10 hoi'o 'Ioma UP 70 AtiAnta'
Gibncy Bros. have fitted up an otllce In The
~. 80, VI 'nu "inusor iio'e'. ,h
a., a So e many niue cars from Darncsyllle pass
Gu through mere Tor the Panhandle mines.
D. II. Milllgnn, Of the 81, Ciairsviile f;o,,its
and sherIir o. +. Foulke were here yesterday. -
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FROM THE RIVER,

the river Was SIN falling last night, with
9Ieet b Inches IN the channel. go ="
me keystsnc State brought down biz lot of
Wheeling bridge. A'>1 '" VIZ Nv"
The hoard Of Public Works should either nut
Wy nhati ~ better repair, or the Council
shonll repeal the ordinance charging wharfage.
Every hour III the day teams stall in the holes
ana shi'i'eFs aTe badiy inconvculcntcd.
To-day the Elaine and q. ". Batche lor arc due
70 icnVe Tor Pittsburgh at I u. m.--The Andes
Is Que mere on hcrway from Pittsburgh to Gu.
cinhali A. Ia. M. She Will probably be A little
iate|;Ihe Lizzie Lay from Pittsburgh Tor
Gharieslon Will toucn at Ia. m,-Thc I,en
!lur WI leave for rarkersbuIg at Ii 10 a. m.
Lille Liberty Will b. In and Out as usunl,
Inc hudson was the Otst boat out of this mort
Yesterday. She arrived about Gu. III. nua uu.
loaded Big lotoi freight, and forty seven pas
sensers1rhe Keystone State passed down for
Clncihhasi at noon yesterday, loaded 10 the
guards with freight, and not vacant state room,
The Courier left for parkersburS at noon
WIN Aitly good trip. On her up Trim the
brought 10 big consignment Of live s.oci-
me Liperty due to dcpast for Darlington al 3:a,
p. m, was held until alters O'Clock last nirht
by heavy Height receipts. '' -
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LOCAL pREYITlES.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
.H the City. 5si

hluuT VhViuChk SIS "A" <A"Suk
the City. Prs
A BAND Of Gypsiesare camped at Cald.
wells run.
FIVE weddings in high lie are booked
for this and next week. t
LErrEH.CARniER MASON RECTOR Is OF
duty, very i'll with typhoid fever.
FoLEY's circus Mt west end Of suspen.
sion bridge this afternoon and evening.
TIE st. Charles Hotel will be enlarged
by m addition OF forty rooms this sum
mer. et .,HllT|
TIE Supreme Court Of Appeals will
meet at the Public Building this after.
noon.
JAMES CONRAD, tho new garbage con.
tractor, arraigned In police court yester.
day cu u charge OF failing to carry out
bis contract, was dismissed with a warn
ing. 21&
A Souri, SIDE woman OF vanished vir.
tho fell in tho creek yesterday morning
while leaving n boat house. A youns
man heard her cries for help and pulled
her out. -i
TuE Germania Singing Society will
have n picnic at Wheeling Park thii
afternoon, and rs In all Of the Ger
mania's entertainments, mn enjoyable
time Is assured.
TIE Council Committee on Fire De
partment Is called to meet tonight tt
take action with regard to the purchase
OF new chemical engine to be located
at the Hope house.
TIE annual address OF the PRESIDENT
Mrs. Jane A. johnson, will be delivered
at The W. q. T. U. convention tonight
also tho address OF welcome. There vii
DO vocal solo by Miss Alma Conner.
A PLEASING and varied programme hal
been arranged for public gymnastlc
exhibition 10 be given in Y. NJ. @. A
hall tonight. 1t Is expected that thu
entertainment will attract a large com
pany.
REV. WILLIAM A. SPENCER, D. D., o
the Church Extension Society, will de
liver q free lecture on "The New South
ut the Zane street NJ. L. church Friday
evening, and also conduct a service o.
song.
AT meeting OF The knights Of st
George Monday evening, Messrs. Georg'
J. Ma,hison. Seaton Alexander and Chris
tian Blum were chosen delegates 10 thu
convention OF Knights q! Columbus OF
June "a.
JonN RUDE and Samuel Sloan wer,
elected delegates to represent the X. o
L. lodge ut the Riverside steel works h
the Convention OF District Assembly No
2i7, X. OF L., which meets in TRADE
Assembly Hall.
Mr.. AND MRs. A. F. NAIL arrived
here yesterday and have called dres
rehearsal for tonight ct the Oper
House, and all those who have beel
asked to take part ale requested to b.
on hand promptly Mt 1850.
HOLIDAY Posr's Woman's Relic
Corps held a very enjoyable and success
full festival in G. A. Il. ball last night
a good crowd was present, and tn
financial return was very gratifying
There werea number OF novel and at
tractiye features.
FoLEY's circus drew two big audi
ences yesterday, and everybody who see
it is enthusiastic in its praise. The box
ing act convulses the audience, aud las
night policeman was fooled into want
ing to arrest one OF the participants
Not o word oil adverse criticism is hear
regarding the show. 1t will ROMAN o!
the Island two more days.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho City nnd Wheeling Foil

Strangers In tho City nnd Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
J. S. Johnson, OF Charleston, is at The
Hotel Windsor. ~,
Lee P. Watson, OF Fairmont, waR in
the city yesterday.
John Doonan, OF Grafton, registereda
the Windsor yesterday.
William F. Moore and wife, OF Proctor
were at the Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. P. J. Crogan and wife, OF King
wood, are at the Mcclure House.
W Wack Williams, OF St. Mary's
spent the day in the city on business.
Messrs. Paul Reymann aud Oscar
Burdatts went to Canton, Ohio, yester.
day.
Mrs. W. A. Thistle and Miss Wells. OF
sistersville, were in the city shopping
yesterday.
G. W. Paine, Of Cleveland, OF the en-
glneering firm Of Durham & Paine, is a
the Mcclure. g..
Mrs. W. X. Elson has gone to New
York to visit. her daughter, Mrs. Dr.
Sumner Stone.
Rev. DR.. A. Chapline McCabe is here
to attend the Hughes. McCabe wedding
this afternoon.
W. T. Helms, OF Cameron, was in the
city yesterday accompanied by G. Harp.
inton, OF the same place.
Miss Jepson, OF Indiana, is the guest
Of the family Of her uncle, DR.. 5. L.
Jepson, on Twelfth street.
DR.. ]. Julius Richardson, OF New
Martinsyille, was in the city yesterday,
and took dinner at the Stamm.
D. A. Rexiord, OF Cadiz, and A, G.
rhipps and W. S. Fox, Of Bethany, were
at the McLure house yesterday.
Albert A. Martin, an old Wheeling
boy, ID lying very sick at Parkersburg
No hope OF his recovery is entertained.
Allen Davis, for many years toll col.
lector on tho National road, is lying Sc
riously i'll at his residence near Elm
Grove.
Rev. F. Knapp, OF Braddock, Pa, is
the guest Of Rev. William Ulfert, and
will preach in st. Johns church next
Sunday.
The numerous friends OF Miss yir-
glnia Williams will be pleased to hear
that she is able to be out again alter n
long and severe illness.
Hon. Joseph D. Taylor, Congressman
from the district over the river, and his
wife were Mt the Mcclure house yester-
day, enroute home to Cambridge from
washington City. They left last even
ing for home.
Hon; n. D. Scott, of Wheeling, has
Geen elected member OF tho National
Republican Executive Committee, to fiji
the vacancy caused by the tragic death
OF Colonel Goodloe, Of Kentucky. II
was a wise selection and particularly
gratifying to West Virginians,- Portrrs.
burg State Jour,l.
Mr.. Clement Hess celebrated the ami.
versary Of his birth at the residence Of
his father, Mr.. G. Hess, Monday even.
ing. A number OF Mr.. Hess's friends
at tho family mansion and n
very pleasant evening was spent. He
was assisted in entertaining the guests
by his accomplished sisters, Misses
Annie and Aggie Hess. l,I
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bridgeport llIts.

MIS-. Charles Kaufman Is slowly rccoyerir,
from severe sickness. 800 > 80 =
MIS-. Ma'by, OF Wichita Kansas, Is visiting he,
father, Dr. John Cooke. - ~" '-
Mrs. +; A. Mabcrry. of THIN, Ohio, Is ylsltIus
her mother, Mrs. a. Branllm.
W;W. Holloway and family returned Inst even
ing from weeks sojourn In Cleveland. = :
a morse attached 10 q road cart took fright ycs
totday Just above the Cleveland & Tlitsbiirrh de-
20! iiis driver. Mr.. John Reed. OF Wheeling
when Mr.. Reed Was thrown violently Ia IN,
ground. Tho horse rau down Dank street and
started towards Wheeling, but was checked nv
.he Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling railroad gaic
Mhieh was down ~ the time. MIR. Reed was moi
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Ed; Evans and Frank Coyle. engaged
IN tight near Bells foundry yesterday
afternoon. The "Hurry.up" wagon was
called and Officers Short and Donley
went up and caught Coyle. The wagon
Went 80 slow that Evans ecaped, and it
returned 30 slow that Coyle was appar.
ehtly dead when he arrived at the lock.
up, IRON the combined effects Of the
oeer anu sun. The officers narrowly es.
sapea sunslroke, That driver would
lose in a race with n funeral. -
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Cured by Cuticura

NY disease (psorlasls) first broke GU, on nv
le!t cneeK. spread !ng across my nose, and al.
most covering my lace. 1t ran Into my ewes, and
me physician was afraid | would lose NV eve
sight altogether. 1t spread all over nv head,
and my hair all fell out. until i was eutirely
pald.headed: II then broke out on nv arms an d
shoulders until my arms were Just one sore. II
covered my entire body, my lace. head and
snou!deIs being. the worst The white
soaps iell constantly from my head, Shoulders
and arms; the skin would th!cken and ba Tes
anu very Itchy, and would crack and bleed II
scsn.ched. Alter spenditg many hundreds Of
COLLARS, was pronounced incurable, / heard nj
Tue CuricuEA REMEDIES and after using two
Dottles CuTicuRA kEsUIHESr, l could SEQ a
change; and after had taken four bottIes. !
was almost cured: and when had used Sir hot.
Ties OF CUrcuRA REsoLvESr and enc box al o..
IicCfA; and one cake Of CuTIcuRA Soar, was
cured Of the dreadful disease IRON which haI
suffered for five years J thought the di,ease
would leave very deep Scar, but the CuriclJas
REMEDIES cured 1t without any SCARF. Icannnt
express with n pen what 1yutlered before usinv
the GtricURA REMEDIES. They saved INV Iife
ana iecl It my duty 10 recommend them. M
halr is restored as good rs ever, and M IL N
eyesight. know Of Others who have Ieceirn3
great benefit from their use. ~e''s wv
MRS ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City, Iowa.
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TuE honor and integrity OF the man.
agement Of The Louisiana State Lottery
Company are now fully established all
over the country. All who know any.
thing about it, know that the drawings
Of the company are held with the Ut
most fairness and all prizes paid fully
and promptly. Thousands are ready
Of their own knowledge to testify to
this. The company's present charter
has about FIVE years to run. Daw
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HTllnt Good Medicine.

Mr.. G. D. Cone, Attorney, Parker
South Dakota, says: II take pleasure
in saying to the public, as l have to my
friends and acquaintance for this las,
five years, that / consider Chamberlain'f
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy
the best medicine for the purposes it Is
intended that | ever tried. Since ]
have used it I would not be without il,
l was always subject to cholera morbus
and never found anything else that
gives the relief that this remedy does.
| never leave home without taking it
with me; and on many occasions have
ran with it to the relief OF some sufferer
and have never known it. to fail. Nv
children always call for that good med.
icine," when they have pain in the
stomach.or bowels. For sale by @, r.
Goetze. W: W. Irwin, O.. schnepf and
John Klari, ~ r. as 3, 3 4 nav
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The announcement Of tho death OF
George Roberts, OF McColloch street,
maize yesterday, was received with zen.
nine sorrow by large circle Of friends.
He was a brave soldier in the late war
and leading member OF the G. A. Il,
He was also prominent in the l. o. o.
f., and and his lodge and the encamp.
mcnt will attend his funeral in a body.
A call for the members Of Holiday
Post and other old soldiers to meet at
l 80 p. III. to-day to attend the funeral
appears in another column, :,
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IF you cannot SEQ and need spectaclcs
you should call0n us aud llayc your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest instruments and more experience
tllan any other 0ptician In the State,
ind guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W.cGRUBB,
Jcweler and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth md Market Streets.
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THE New York and London Electric
Belt Advertising Company will give a
Tree open air entertainment every even.
ing this week at s o'clock, corner Water
and Twelfth streets. The wonders OF
psychology and mesmerism will be fully
illustrated, and most laughable expert.
ments given. vs. S,rE en- 800.
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I; Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down tho river-is tho most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
DO obtained on application to ]. G. Tom
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, Wheeling, w. Va. ~ :,
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Marble md Granite,

II you intend erecting Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
and want tirst-class work and low prices.
call at office Of l.. A. Moore. second floor
McLain's Building. 1905 Market street
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A. A. OF !. AND ). W.

Eleventh Annual Reunion mt Rock. Point:
On Saturday, June 7. Excursion tickets
vii! be sold via the Pennsylvania Lines
at 81 Is for the round trip, from Bridge
port. Trains leave at 5:45 a. In. and
1922 q, m. rrtr
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Weather. lnlIcNtlnna.

WAsHlSGroS, D. G., June 3-For
Western Pennsylvania and West Vlr.
GINA, fair weather, followed on the
Lakes by showers, continued higher and
southcrly winds. = : -
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Tbe Sl,tc!lioeutcr.
oaIccs Nos. a5nnd ~ Fourteenth strcct.
New Advertisements,

Attcntou-G. A. R.-Fourth Page.
Scaly Skin Diseases Cured by Cuticura-Fourtt
Page. :
Water Coocrs-Scsbtt 4 Bro.
For sale-Gool Family or Ladies' Horse.
CONE E@rly-E%!ns i5res.
Wnntcu-lrrad Bakers. .-
Piano for Salc-F. ". Baumpr K Co.
Ice Cream Frctzrrs-Geo. ". Johnson's Sons
SIS Reward. = - :
sceds-liogc & Eto.
Late Syslcm-llalomn's Commercial School
,. Family Arlington Steel Rauscs-J Joseph Bell
Wedding Gifis-I. G. Dillon & Co,
eenonl ana Eol!cse Commcncemcnts-Stan
ton X Davenport
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Hello, You Bicycle Riders!
We received last week twenty-five
more Victor Safeties, and are nearly up
with our ORDERS We can furnish the
King OF Satellites now on short order, as
We have twenty-five more on the road.
For the next ten days we will sell all
the makes OF Wheels we have in stock
excepting Victors) at very low prices.
Write or call on us. 80 III
$50 ~, EDw, L. Rose & Co.
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OF health and strength renewed and oil
ease aud comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as 1t acts in harmony with
nature 10 etlectlally cleanse the system
when costivc or bilious. For sale In SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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: To-day We offer 5000 yards all silk
SATIN Edge Gros Grain Ribbons Nos. 70
and l6) at lac yard, worth 25c.
.I-.s STONE & THOMAS
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RlbbOt,b-llIbhona.

500 pieces 5000 yards) Nos II and Ia
Black, White and all Golors ali silk
Satin Elge Groa Graz. Ribbons at 4c
yard, worth s5a yard. ~ y
STONE & THOMAS,
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Large line Of Scotch Tweeds and all
the novelties in woolens for mems wear.
which We are prepared 10 make up in
the best of,style and fit at reasonable
prices. G. Hess & Sons; i
1921 and 1928 Market street.
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Ribbon Sale.
;, All Colors, Nos. IL and 1G, eros Grain
Ribbons. To.day's price l5c, worth 25c.
STONE & THOMAS, 4
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United Society Of Christian Endcar or. q
Ioufs. Mn .rHff, IT,.

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad for this
occasion will sell tickets from. all points
on it's western divisions to St, Louis,
Mo-, and return, at the low rate OF one
iare for the round trip, June 10th and
ilth, good Tor return passage until une
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Hello. You nIcycls I,iders,

- ~ -14- NOt1Ce. - T----I
.. @. Burt's celebrated Fine Shoes at
L.V. BLoND's, Sole Agent,
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TIE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
or tho Wheeling Female College, IT the
Opera House last Eyenlng-A f',en,nnt
md SucCehsful Event, wv 1880.

or tho Wheeling Femals College, ~ ms
F! Opera House last Evening-A .ea,nnt
md Successful Event. .lrNg4J
The annual commenccmer.t exercises
OF the Wheeling Female College occur.
red at the Opera House ast evening, and
in spite Of the sultry weather the house
was packed to the doors. The young
ladies Of tho class. Misses Laura Ale.hea
Bond, Of Parlersburg, and Elizabeth
Adams Lucas, Katharine Balsley Ham.
ilton, Laura Malone. Anna Eva letters,
Mary Brownlee Terrill, Mary Adeline
Mark, Anna Agnes McAdams, Bessie
Kate Atkinson and Bessie weiiay Jep.
son, OF Wheeling, occupied seats in q
seni.circle OIL tho platform, tho front OF
which was almost Il mass OF growing
plants. The class colors, azure and pink,
were tasteiully interviewer with these.
At one hand sat President Blaisdell
and the members Of the faculty, md ut
the othor Hon. @. D. Hubbard, REV, G.
.. Graham, Rev. Dr.. Cunningham and
Rev. DR.. Henderson, orator OF the even.
ing, while behind the Claus, In a email.
ef loml circle, Eat Or. s. L. lepson, Hon.
u. W. Atkinson, Rev. DR.. Cooke, Ernest
Jones, Rev. Jacob Bri..inghau,, Mr.,
J. L. Hughes and Mr.. Ii. X. list.
Tho exercised were opened with lively
music by the Opera House Orchestra,
which added to the pleasure Of the
programme by wcll.executed selections
ut intervals.
Rev. Or. D. A. Cunningham opened
4 with ieryeEt prayer, and after another
musical selection, Miss Donj, the salu'
tatorian OF the class, was introduced.
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DoN'T forget the Germania Singing
Society's Picnic and Sommernachtiest on
Wednesday, June 4, at Wheeling Park,
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A TrENTION!
Epps's Cocoa,
Epps's Cocoa.
oRATEFUL-cOMFoRTINo.
EPPS'S COCOA.
r;tt BREAKFAST. 2y.Y,. e. i. i.

by thorough knowledge OF the natural law.
W I,eIa govern he operations Of digestion and
nne properties OF well selected Cocoa, M. En ms
mas provided our breakfast tables with n defi.
cately favored beverage which may, saye ~
many heavy docton' bills. 1t Is BY the iudI.
tutor may be gradually built up until stronr
enough to resist every tendency to disease
hundreds OF subtle maladies are floating aronnd
US ready to attack wherever there IL a veal
keeping ourselves well fortified WITH nure " h'oo3
Gc:ciht. 50 = = N@ es'''0
: Made simply with boiling water or milk. sold
9hiy a. halt pound tins By Glocers labeled thus:
a'sAl.ttn1s .------.- IOHnhN. ENGLAND.
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FAREWELL

Miss Jepson, the valedictorian, WINS
next presented by Dr.. Blaisdell. With
pleasing self.possession and grace and a
clear, audible voice which was yery
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FOR comfort and durability, wear our
celebrated 91c fast back and c0lOrcd
Half Hose. &. HESS a SONS.
1924 and 1924 Market Street.
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> "oSA hhLL9' ROCKWELL City, low
Cutfcura Resolvent

The new Blood aud Skin Purifier aud purest ana
best Of Humor Remedies. internally. and C,1I.
cuRA, the great Skin Cure, mud CuricuRA soAr
an eiqSls,!e SEin beautier externally, have
scales measured quart daily, the ssin rracf ~
bleeding, burning, and itching almost hsrnna
human endurance, hair liteless or all Gonn
suffering terrible. What other rcmedios 6a :.
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The thermometer ut Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as lollows:
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this, said he, would be ludicrous # i
were not pitiable. Us = ~ ~
No accomplishment is 80 CHARMING q !.
the power to converse well. Tho wnsn 90
woman who can talk we'll ra,he,s ah ~us
her The best men. The reason there n ~
so few good takers is because the yonno
ladies and young men OF TODAY ara T M,
thorough. The girls ara tauphtto na;nt
but their painting bears about as mnch
relation to true art as does the Loar's
head on country inn sign to Raphaeps
TRANSPORTATION. They arc taught
French, but never get beyond two or
three sentences from Telemauuc com.
mitted by rote. They arc taught music,
but when they essay to play their efforts
give piano the tooth-ache. d
y A glowing euloey on woman's influ.
ence as wife and mother followed. the
speaker remarking en- passant that he
did not believe giving woman a vote ae
would purify politics. In Conclusion
be said no man, no cause, can succeed
without the smiles Of woman 1 Her
smile is the sunshine, omen of nroa.
perity; her frown the winter and nioht
OF failure. He closed with an ant ono.
tation, and amid hearty applause. Z,
,s7.Tf .I,llr.. L.l Ue lDrvry Nf.zgflr-.Nt ses'
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How " g. Ga" Gu RED

by taking Hoods sarsaparilla, which, by
tae remarkable cures 1t has accomplished,
oI1eh when other medicines have failed, has
proven Itself to DO potent and peculiar
medsclho Tor this disease. Some OF these
cures arc really wonderful. II you suffer from
seaoiaia' 20 sure to try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
my daughter Mary was afflicted with scrof.
aloussoreneck from the time she was % months
ola I'll! she became six years Of age. Lumps
formed IN her neck. and ono Of them after
growing to tho sizo OF a pigeons egg, became
arunntng sore for over three years. We gave
hcr Hoods sarsaparllla, when the lump and
MI Indications Of scroiula @,Irely dIs.
appeared, and now she seems to be healthy
child" Us. cAnLrLE, Naurlght, Nj. a
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SCROFULA

1t Is that impurity in tho blood, which, &C.
cumalating In tho glands Of tho neck, pro-
auces uhsiehtly Jumps or swellings; which
causes painful running sores on tho arms,
legs, or feet; which developes ulcers In the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which Is tho origin Of plmples, can
cerous Growths, or the many other manifesto.
lions usually ascrbed to "humors;" which,
fastening upon tho lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being tho most ancient, It Is the
most general Of all diseases or affections, for
very few persons arc entirely FREQ from IL.