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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-30
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers IN the City md Wheeling FoIkS
Abroad,

Strangers IN the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. N. II. McSahh hes accepted q
position on the Graphtc.
Mr.. J. l.. Ballard, OF E. L. Rose l. Co.,
has returned home from New England.
James Briody, OF Warrington, was
registered at the Stamm house yesterday.
Mrs. B. Walker Peterson and son are
visiting Mrs. John D. Culberlson at Echo
Point.
MRS. Nellie Sweeney Palmer left for
Morgantown Saturday on visit Of sey-
eral weeks.
George Horn, 4 former member OF Bat
terry Fl, was in the city Saturday look
ing up old comrades.
Mrs N. Mountford, OF North Main
street, leaves to-day to visit friends and
relations al Trenton, NJ.
Jack Glasscock and Jesse Burkett, Of
the New York league bage ball club,
speut Sunday at their homes OIL the
Island. ..
NIessrs. G. L. Dudley, Il. F. Miller,
William Dis and james Clary, OF Park.
crsburg, were at the Hotel Windsor yea.
terday.
Among the arrivals Mt the Mcclure
house yesterday were General Manager
W. J. Robinson and Assistant Manager
G. L. Williams, OF the Ohio River rail.
road. fe{
Mr.. Robert Dovercr, who has been
lying critically i'll for the past two days,
was somewhat better last evening, and
hopes were entertained that the crisis
had passed.
Ar. Fred Behfens, who has been at.
tending the Neutrality-suspicious. col.
lege for the last two years, has returned
home, and will assist bis father, II. +.
Behrcns, in his business.
Mr.. Joseph Mills. IN oil operator at
Belmont, is the guest OF DR.. Gasmire.
He reyorts the Acre-and-a- Half Oil Com
pany well down 500 feet, and that it is
pretty sure Of 500 barrel well, ut least.
Miss Rose Sweeney, daughter OF A. J.
Sweeney, with Misses Cameron and Nor
row, OF Fairmont, and Miss Thomas, OF
St. Mary's City, Nd, left New York Sat.
urday Oh tho steamer Gilbert, of the
Hamburg line, for Southampton, Eng
land. The party expects TO DO gone
about four months, aud will make tour
OF Europe.
MIR. Julius Blumenburg and his son
EDWARD lett Saturday Tor Washington
City, and will leave Thursday from New
York on the fast steamer Nor,nandie for
Hamburg. Master Ed will study music
Ia the Conservatory at Berlin and etay
three yeara. Mr.. Blumenburg will visit
his mother in Hauoyer and return tic
latter part ofAusust. ~
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? Notable birthday Celebration.

Last Friday evening the pleasant home
OF Capt. John Francis, Of the Island, was
the scene Of a lively gathering to as!s-
bratc the genial Captains thirty.hfth
birthday. Captains Doyle aud Butter
worth, Of GAINESVILLE, were present part
Of the evening. Some fine music was
rendered by Mrs. Dr.. Bes. and the Cap.
tain's two charming and, accomplished
daughters, Misses Edith ind Josie
Francis. a fine collation. was served
during the evening, which was highly
Tho company left at n late
hour, we'll pleased with thor entertain.
ment and wishing the Captain many
happy returns Of the day.
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WHEELING INSTALnENT co.

We don't confne ourselves to Reftig.
orators and leo Chests. This great re-
llef sale embraces hundreds OF Baby
Carriages in the very latest and most
stylish designs, upholstered in mos.
beautiful colors, with parasols TO match
styles without ntint-iancies innu-
merable-all at prices desirable. The
best OF these goods have sold right along
mere where low prices. always prevai)
Tor nearly double the figures we asked
curing this relief sale. We are within
Inc confines Of undeniable facts when
We say the came goods sell every day
on Main street for double tho prices we
ask while this sale lasts. lfyou want a
desirable, reasonable, cheap Carriage,
don't overlook thisgreat offer. Remem.
Der everyone is guaranteed. Come
early and take your choice. Don't
hesitate regarding money. If you have
put a small amount you can purchase
Just as readily as il you had n pocket
fulI. Our instalment plan enables you
TO furnish outright with very little out
lay OF ready cash. Be among tho num-
Der to-day.
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KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED.


Charles Scrout meets lIighwaymcn Ia
bridgeport and Losses his Watch.
Shortly after dark yesterday evening,
Charles scrout, who lives at o6l4 Chap
line street, and Is employed at the B. 4
O. machine shops, while walking on the
Cleveland 4 pit.sburph railroad, near
koehnline's crossing. over in Bridgeport,
was attacked by two highwaymen. One
OF them struck him under the left eye
with metal knuckles, cutting n deep
cash and knocking him down. When
he fell bis head struck q raj, cutting a
cash two inches long on the back OF his
head. While he was on the ground one
Of the assailants grabbed his watch and
chain and ran away.
Scrout went on down town and re.
ported the matter to the police, who
made an unsuccessful search for the
thieves. At the Island hose house,
Scrouts wounds were washed and he
WIS directed to Williams drug store,
whelc his cuts were sewed up aud
dressed.
Scrout was under the influence Of
liquor, and could not give satisfactory
description Of bis assailants. He is not
seriously hurt.
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Ropfu on DIRT soar takes the cake.
..
Cholera In Michigan,

DR.. T. D. Larke, Of Rogers City, Mich.
igan, says that the epidemic OF the sum-
mer Of lSSS in Presque Isle county, in
which go many persons lost their lives,
was choleric dysentery instead OF choie.
"a, as first reported. He used Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna
Remedy, and says it succeeded where all
other remedies failed. Not single case
was lost in which it was used. This
remedy is the most reliable and most
successful medicine known for coiic,
cholera morbus, dysentery, diarrhGa
and bloody 1ux. % and 80 cen! bot.
ties for sale by WV. Irwin, John Kla-
ri, ". =. Will Jams, Charles R. Goethe
and Q. schnept. paw
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MIR, COrcOrou Hesitntca

Mr.. John Corcoran, nominated by the
Democratic County convention Friday
for the Houee Of Delegates, in spite Of
his positive declaration that he would
not accept the nomination, still has the
matter "under consideration" He eays
he will not be ready for several days 10
give definite answer, and one OF his
closest friends eaid yesterday that it was
very doubtful il he would accept,
Others express the opinion, however,
that he will, as he has already weakened
enough to consider the matter,
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For RobblnK n Freight Cnr.

Yesterday afternoon Officer Gaus dis.
covered William Mccain, a thirteen.
year-old boy, in fruit car in the B. l.
@: yards. McCann had already disposed
OF q bog Of apple aDl was making bis
SECOND trip. At headquarters he con.
iessed and gave information duplicating
Garfield Montgomery and John Clancy,
Of the Fifth ward. They were all taken
before Justice Davis and held for hear.
rng. The B. & 0. officials will prosecute
the cages.
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100 Doses One Dollar
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The following transfers OF real estate
were recorded by Clerk Hook Saturday !:
Deed made June ., 1890, by Louis F.
Stiiel, TO John G. Tonlinson, for 80 feet
front OF land on South Front street. Con-
sideration, $500.
Deed made June %, 1890. by Catherine
McCluskey, to Michael .McCluskey, for
part OF lot No. l, in square No. %, in the
Buena Vista addition. Consideration, S.,
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Secret Society Elections.

Wheeling Council, No. l, Jr. O. U. A.
~, has elepted the following officers for
the ensuing term: 7. O., Theodore Der.
mani G., Lou Burial; V. g., T. Dow;
Con-, R. Clark; Warden. @. Hill; I. S.,
William Ault; Q. S. William Myrtle;
Representatives to State Council, G. A.
Thompson, G. W. Jones. This Council
is In 4 aonrishing condition and rapidly
increasing in membership.
Wheeling Lodge, No. 0. I. 0. 0. F. has
elected the following officers: N. G., Fl.
?. Bowen;V. g., D. W. Martin; Score.
tary, Al. Kelly; Treasurer, Jacob Nor.
ris; Trustee, ]. r. Belleville. " -
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Mr.. Oliver R.. Belleville, who lives at
No. 5000 McColloch street, and Mr..
Theodore Ludwig, Of No. 5000 McColloch
street, both men OF family, saw no census
and do not know of having
been listed. This makes about twenty
five persons not listed, who ought to have
been. II there are others they should
send in their names to the IGTELLiGEs.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Second Ward Market opened Ds,,y.

seconI Ward Market Opencl DFlly.
A few wise words to strangers who
come to the city. They should call at
Stall SO and see for themselves that the
Wheeling market compares favorably
With sny Of the. Eastern markets in re.
gard to goods. by motto is; ITO keep
nothing bpt frat class goods and fresh
ut oil times" which 10 the verdict Of all
who haye stopped at my place. Don't
forget that Stall 30 is the place to get
those extra large Acme Tomatoes.
DYKES HARMON, Proprietor.
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Next; Saturday, July 5, at s n. m.,
United States flags will be raised on
both school houses in the Eighth ward.
Washington Council No. l, O. U. a. L.,
will have charge Of the exercises, and
Stephens Post &. A. R., Hancock Camp
sona OF Veterans, the Junior Order u ,
y: u. and the Patriotic Soma OF America
w turn out with them. There will be
addresses, singing and other ceremonies
OF m appropriate chars:tes, >,
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Tus following druggists outside Of
Wheeling are agents for Chamberlain's
celebrated remedies: G. 3. Carney,
Eairmont; L. T. Wells, Clarksburg; i.
!. Richardson, New Martinsville; Grant
q jackson, Grafton; A. II. Burley, Cam
eron;'J j. NJ. Tetrich, Mannipg.on. pAv
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Tho lsOnts Must Go,

Saturday the officials OF the P, W. L
Ky. railroad posted notices warning peo-
pie having Households along the road
in North Wheeling to leave in week.
There have been numerous complaints
from people living near the localities
which these boats frequent most, OF
rowdy conduct. While they are proba-
bly, exceptions to the general rule, most
Of the dwellers in these boats are disso-
lutte people. II they do not leave this
week, n general raid on them will be
organized. r.-
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Young Da,ters' body Recovered.

The body OF Edward Deiters, the
young man drowned at North Wheeling
Friday, was found between 7 and 5
o'clock Saturday evening near the shore
Just below the LaBelle landing. Coro.
ner Schultze was notified, and issued a
certificate in accordance with the facts,
without holding forma! inquest. 1t
was taken to the undertaking establish.
ment OF Frew 4 Bertsehy, whore it was
for burial, and thence To the
residence OF the father, Eugene Deiters,
in North Wheeling, where the funeral
took place yesterday afternoon.
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Will be Taken to sIouudsrIll..

Charles Perkins, the colored man who
cut William Weaver, another colored
deck'hand, on the Louis A. Shirley last
Friday Down about Clarinqton, 10 still
in the lookup, but Oiticert Short will to.
day take him down to Moundsville, the
odenee having been committed in Mar.
shall county. There is some complaint
among the officers here OF the apparen.
indifference Of the Marshall county
authorities as to the apprehension Of
offenders. When men ard arrested here
for crimes committed there, the officers
usually pay their own expenses, and
they are weary Of that way Of doing bus.
i1esa.
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VIII Reopen tho Gas Well.

The Laushlin mill will reopen its old
well, abandoned ut the time Of the o.
flood, at depth OF 1000 feet. At 1000
feet oil was found, but this was not want:
ed, and the we'll was cased OF to bore
deeper for gas. II Jas is not foqnd this
time the we'll will probably be thorpe.
doed" at the depth where they first
struck oil. It's believed that a twenty.
1--WE barrel flow, can be obtained.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line Of Serges, Drape DEtes
and Chcyiots, just suited for tile lot
weather, which will be made up first.
class ut reasonable prices.
In Stock-A large line OF Oycrs;zesin
FrencA Flannel Shirts. neck 90, body
so. For comfort and durability, wear
our celebrated inst b!uck and col0red
hose. G. HESS l. SONS, i.
1891 & 1876, Market Street,
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Cresap's Old Groye-.wenty miles
down the riyer-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will DO made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to J. G. Tom.
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, Wheeling, W. Va. <1e5
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The lsc.li,ire Factories,

All the glass factories at Bellaise closed
Saturday for the summer six weeks
stop. At the Lantern Globe Company's
two works the pots are all full and will
remain 80, and work will be resumed
Immediately alter the six weeks shut
down. The same can be said OF all the
works there. Wall.
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If you cunnot see aud need spcctaclcs
you should call on us and hare Jour Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Optician in The Slate,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
JACOB W. GRUnD,
Jeweler and 0ptician,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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To the Ladies',
THE
INSTALNENT CO.,
ll3G to lilo Market st.

Trade having reached its highest
velocity, and having tremendous over.
plus Of seasonable goods on hand, We
gather our resources. We bring to.
gether the choicest and beat goods in
our stock, classify and cut-cut and
classify until the aggregate numbers
hundreds of the newest, best and most
improved Refricerators and Ice Chests
Refrigerators of renowned excellence
and standard reputation, guaranteed in
every particular. Refrieerators that
drew trade this season at Sl3 so we've
cut TO ~ 90. Ice Chests that sold in
the helshth Of the season at 50 90 will
sell during this month at so75. No
such offer has ever been made in tho
spring tide. OF the season. Realizing
that the time to sell cheaply is when the
people want to buy. cheaply, and wish.
ing to relieve the pressure OF our enor.
nous over.stoek, and to cap tho climax
OF the biggest business done this season
in Wheeling, we've decided to start ,his
special relief aale right now that'Il draw
lar and near and swell our June trade.
80 with US bright and early to-day.
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Marble mud Granite.

II you intend erecting,a Monument,
Vault, marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want first-class work and low prices,
call ut office Of L. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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1Ir. Charles Goethe, who lives Oh Cald-
wells run, was ninety years old yester-
day, and his birthday was celebrated by
a largely attended family reunion at his
home. Mr.. Charles Goethe, the East
Wheeling druggist, is his grandson, and
he has numerous other dcscen1ants.
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A Plennlny Seuxa

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature 10 eiIectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 20 bottles by all leading druggists.
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Russct Harness Exhibition this Afternoon

:, Pryor to shipment, Messrs. schwert.
ieger & Co. will place on exhibition
Monday afternoon for few hours only
Q set Of fine Russet Double Harness,
made for 3 New York gentleman. It will
pay you to stop in and look it oyer, as #
Is certainly elegant. -,
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Wenther Indications.

WARRINGTON, D. G., June Color
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio, fair weather, except showers
in West Virginia and Southeastern Ohio;
slightly cooler; variable winds.
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. One S,rusnn,, o,,,.r. WI,

The Whitaker Iron Company signed
The pew scale Of the Amalvamated asso.
citation on Saturday, and the other firms
Day. II goes into effect to:morrey,
There il no change Of importance
affecting tho mills in this district. =
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Fourth Of July Excursions vim the Penn.
- HylvaEIp Lines.

Excursion tickets will be sold at one
fare for the round trip between all sta
tons on the Pennsylvania Lines West
OF Pittsburgh, on July 3 and i, good re-
turning until July 5. No excursion
tickets will be sold to adults at less rate
than % cents, nor to children at less rate
than Is cents. nsw
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An Itallnu Nnttlc,

Tho was lively fight between two
Italians, on Water street, late yestertlnv
afternoon. Eye witnesses say there was
very exciting scene for quite while.
but 80 far rs could be learned, no blood
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STONE &THOMAS.
Tte Suttlltgrnter.
ONCE, Nos. 70 md 81 Fourteenth Street.


IIavilGnd's ChinR-Ewing Bros.
Jewctrs RaitigeiatOrS-Nestiit& Bro.
Summer Shorthand School, Louis L. Schraier.
scnled roposals-Rccruiting Rendezvous U.
J. Army.
Fruit Jars and Jelly GlsHes-Johu Frledel.
WAnied-GencrAI State Agent.
wan,ed-GIrl for General Homework.
Prinicss Ptcnic-On Fair Grounds July4.
bounding Billows-Ollvcr Diston & Co.
Buy the Best Slock-Jcd llotchxiss.
swiss Embroidered FloHncings - Geo. n.
,nook Co.-Fourth Page.
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DiYOrCn l,lscR.

Jacob Soles has been granted divorce
from Alyerida soies in the Circuit Court,
II. 7. Rixey ha5 sued In the circuit
curt Tor divorce from w. p. Rixey,
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We pay cash for our gooda. Come and
zee the inducements We can offer you in
Watches, Diamonds and all kinds OF
Jewelry. WHEAT ( HAScnEn,
MwsF 1881 Market street.
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HAVE your Watches regulated with
our chronometer, which you will at all
times find in our window.
= WHEAT 4 HAScuER,
1881 Market street.
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Go TO Mike Hearne's, No. 20 Six
tenth street, for Gibson 4 Dougherty's
Old Rye Whisky.
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WE are Sole Agents for the J. J,
hadollet q Co.'s Geneva Watches. Those
desiring a fine movement should come
and see US. WHEAT & HAScrEn,
1881 Market street
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was shed, and an effort was made by
other Italians to suppress the affair.
The police knew nothing Of 1t at a late
hour In the evening, and the Italians all
said nothing had happened.
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Stone & Thomas Clearance Sale.
CLEARANCE SALE I!
CARPETS! CARPETS
Stone 4 Thomas-clearanco Sale.
To-day We offer our entire stock Of Capengs at reduction
Of from Is to rs per cent

Your choice Of 100 pieces Roxbuy Stnscn best Tapestry
Brussels at 75c yard, worth 9oc
Your choice Of 50 pieces Sanords double extra Tapestry
Brussels at Csc, worth Soc.
Your choice Of IS pieces Tapestry at 55c, worth 7oc
Your choice OF 40 pieces Of Tapestry Brussels at 1885,
worth Coo.
Your choice Of IS rolls all WOOL extra superfne Ingram
Carpets at Goo. worth 75c everywhere.
Your choice OF 50 pieces all WOOL extra superne e. e.
Carpets at soc, worth 65c
Your choice Of rs rolls all WOOL superne Carpets at 4Sc
worth Csc.
Your choice Of 6 rolls extra heavy Union Carpets at $780,
worth 55c.
Your choice Of rolls Heavy Union Carpets at 29ca yard
worth 4oc.
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UNITED STATES Posrorfsce,


WnEsLlSG, W. Va, June %, 1890.
Complaints have from time to time
been made OF discour:cBy in the conduct
Of carriers and office employees in refus.
ing to answer inquiries or give iniorna.
ton, or doing so in IN offensive manner.
The postal service is educational. II
is the business Of each one engaged in it
10 furnish information and answer all
questions kindly and politely, whether
in relation to his department, or to any
other subject. Prompt end polite atten.
ton to every inquiry made by citizen or
foreigner, white or b1aet, man; woman
or child, is peremptorily required and
will be strictly exected. II any one fails
to fnlly comply with this requirement,
no can send in his resignation and save
the humiliation OF removal.
Any one not receiving polite attention
is requested to report the matter to me.
W. ]. W. CowDES,
5's Postmaster.
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Dyspepsia
Makes tho lives OF many people miserable,
and often leads to selfdcstructlon. Distress
after eating, sour stomach, sick headache,
heartburn, loss Of appetite, faint, "all gone"
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue. anu lrregl,.
D;... larlty Of tho bowels, arc
S'os1oSS some Of the moro common
After symptoms. Dyspepsia does
Ea+,no pot get well Of itself. 1t
@'5 requires careful, persistent
attention, md remedy like Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which acts gently, yet surely and
efficiently. 1t tones tho stomach and other
organs, regulates tho digestion, creates a
good appetite, and by thus c;ck
overcoming tho local symp- e,SA
toms removes tho sympa- headache
thciic effects OF tho disease, banishcs tho
headache, and reiresLes tho tired mind.
"1haye been troubled with dyspepsia. /
had but llttlo appetite, and what I did cat
NAoFfs oAotIcSstu Llo! VI ulu IHe
-. little good. In an hour
ouln after eating would expo.
r!encc a fa!ntness, or tired, all.goao feeling,
as though I had not eaten anything. My trou.
bic, I think. was aggravated by my business,
which Is that Of painter, and from being
more or less shut up in q o..
room with fresh paint. Last ooa'
spring ! took Hoods sarsa- Stomach
1Aa-saok three bottles. 1t did mo IN
immense amount Of good. 1t gavo mo an
appetite, and my food rclshcd and satisfied
tho craving I had previously cxperlcnccd.'
GEORGE A. PAGE, Waterfowl, Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparllla
Sold y al druggists 81; sir for s. Prepared only
w CT HOOD d CO., Apo.hecarIcs. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar !
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i GOOD DRDER.

Postmaster Cowden Will hnvs no Employees
but dentleIEen.
The following order, which has been
Issued by Postmaster Cowdcn, explains
itself. 1t will be universally com.
mendcd: ,,.Iu