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Elixir OF DRtel

Is a combination OF The active properties
Of Z dates, figs and sprunes, and oths;
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered tim.
mensely popular. 1t cures habitusl CON.
sstipation, indigestion, kiliousness, SIX
headache, r,e5, ete. Sold lin 80 cant
bottles by @. r. Goetze, W. wv. Irwin,
We Williams and John { Laughlin,
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin { Co.,
wholesale agents. K
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GEO. M, SHOOK & co.
M y. McFadden.
.UNDERWEAR@
AT COST.

TO insurn the tapid sale OF several broken
z lines OF Shirts and Diagciaj have marked the
! following styles OF underEcar, down 10 is
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4 THE FIRST SYMPTOMS. OF DE xvi, 4

THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF DEATH. n
Tired feeling, dull: headache, pains in
various parts 8of I the body sinking
at the pit. of the stomach, Gloss Of 5appe.
Ute, ieyerlshness, pimples or aoyes, are
all positive! evidence al poisoned blood.
No matter howit became poisoned 1t must
be purified to avoid death. Dr.cAcker's
English Blood Elixir, has never failed ito
remove scrofulous or syphilitic poisons.
Sold under positive guarantee. u For sale
BY Logan Drug CO.; J. IT. Goodwin & Co..
CIR. Goetze, A::ST. Young, john Cole:
man, O. Menkemeller. 4 paw.4 q
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1@lsr 81 llNt'Fs =,
Any Druggist

In the United States will recommend
Elixir OF Dates if you need q gentle and
reliable laxative. If your liver is mac.
tive you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the REGULATOR NV
taxing some safe remedy. i Elixir Of
Dates is just what you need. Give It 4
trial. Sold in SO cent bottles by G. R.
Goetze, W. w. Irwin, John 4 Lauvhlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co.. Wholesale agents. - -
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Col. Gantl,er Does tic IInnnrn,

& Col. o. q. Genthey, the well:known
manager OF the Grand Opera House, did
the New Years honors to his forceFin a
very agreeable manner last night. After
the performance was over he entertained
them at splendid supper prepared and
served at Capt, asa Booths "PhGuix.n'
The bill Of fare embraced no end OF good
things and very jolly tiHa $Yas .Shad.
Short speeches appropriate to the day
and occasion were made by COL Gen:
Their. James Richardson, G. Broot, Char
lie Fimlcr and Major Engle.
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y y HSes "a
X is reported that !" Private'' Dalyell,
OF Caldwell, hasunearthed a defalcation
1.-THE Grand Army Post at Caldwell.
The story is that some years ago fund
was started Ito be used i'm building a
soldiers memorial hall, and left in
charge Of Henley E.; Peters, as treasurer
Of the corporation. Il ewas recently ac-
cused Of having appropriated the money,
about $1,000, to his own use, and iit{is
said that he acknowledged to. doing this.
Mr. Peters was for: two terms Clerkiof
the Court for that county; and until de-
tected iih these Sspecnlations stood well
in thecommunity. There is no bond to
cover the defalcation, and 1T is reported
10 be cleaR loss. 81 rs .;stE S,!f,ts
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lit.TnE MONEY ORDER BUSINESS |. ].

Done Mt tho Wheeling iPostoiiicc In 1882.
}|ii!!iAs An Interesting Slowing Made.
The following statement showing the
volume Of tho money order business
done 1.-THE Wheeling Postollice during
the year ending December 81, 1889, will
be found to be quite interesting. The
statement shows tile number Of The
domestic and several foreign orders
issued and paid, the totals :of the
amounts named il. the orders aud the
fees on the same. Its as follows:i
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THE NEW iGAWS RECEPTION
Al tho Y. ". G. a. building q Most Enjoy.

Al tho Y. II. G. \. Building q Most Enjoy
i'j; $5g able Ailtir,
A more hearty welcome, andIa more
cordial reception than that accorded by
the members Of the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association to their New Years
callers yesterday would be hard TO i'm
ayine. For several years these New
Years receptions have been features OF
public interest, and yesterdays enter
tainment was perhaps the most largely
attended and thoroughly enjoyed Of any
that have taken place. AT the front en-.
trance were stationed half dozen pleas.
ant faced young gentlemen and several
ladies' who with smiles OF welcome
greeted the caller, and conducted him to
whatever department he wished TO visit
They seemed determined to make the
callers feel at home, and they were very
successful. In the imp,omptu dining
room, delegation Of ladies from the
Woman's Union Benevolent Society,
served hot coffee, LEMONADE, cakes aud
other suitable refreshments to q the
callers. All the afternoon and evening
an almost constant stream OF people
poured into the doors, and those in
charge OF their entertainment were
kept busy. n; : III. ~. e 4: & IN
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4 FOR FALLAND WINTER

ny Just received II complete and artistic
assortment Of suitings, PantalOoniugs
anu Oycrc0atines, which We Warrant TO
make up I'm llrst.elnss style, and at rea.
sonuble prices. Fit gum nnteed. ,5e'
/ 4. 100 dozen more Of those celebrated 90
cent Ilalf Hose In Fast Black, MerinO
and Cancels Hair Just received.
800 ;ff.i5t$ {. HESS i SONS,
,,$sE 1921 & 1898 Market Street. 4;
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ErangeIist Sawyer at Wcsstt 4 lcxa an jLtl

Il Mr.. @. W, Sawyer, the Rrooklyn evan.
gelist whose clever genlallty wins for
him the friendship Of all those with
whom he comes ain contact, who has
been assisting Evangelist Ben Ho.
gan in his lswork here, yesterday
continued his revival work al
Rev. Or, Testers 0SsY church 5iif: In
West Alexander. The meeting held
there last night he describes US wonder.
fully interesting one. The church was
filled to its full capacity; the singing was
marked with the spirit and understand.
ing, and the words that were spoken
were S listened ! TO VI With Is the Is most
marked attention. The committee
Of young folks "a gotten together
to Z assist q Mr.. Sawyer Is a doing
very effective work. Tonight Ben Ho.
gan will go out and talk to the West Al. A |.
exanders people, Tomorrow night MI.
Sawyer will conduct a G gospel Temper:
ance meeting there, and Sunday there
will be all;day revival services carried on.
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;fS If You cannot sec and need spectacles
ran SHOULD call on US and have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We have the
SNnestI Instruments aud more experience
T tllauF any other 0pticiMn In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
tundel,s :Si;l JACOB w. GBUBB,
'3sssi5si Il Jeweler and Optlcian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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i BELL4lRRsBRl ii

All the unppenlnr, Of N Nav tr,e,ty Mar.
x Y toned p crsonals, X
m ns y. "a N !,
teriar Werc srornaa ~ anu ous " wy eity yes
y 49, 49, s.uMueo'
danvb,sra Nh yS,y siek ~ the fesiuence OF her
~ eou. 81
arc inc guests OF friends here. NJ fli
Mt.Allie Reitz, Of the Fourth Ward, spralned
ms ahkie very severely Yesterday: ~; 1Sl3
y Mrs A. ". Anderson, OF Wheeling Island. II
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. Nelson. ! ss - n,
SlProbably six weeks will roll around before tho
new II. L, church Is ready ior ocCpancy. \, y ~
The cow ON the ,tarc ls,, nieht wss = wonasr.
Maids Csrnirai y .le .i.'ie ~ ioiks Nv 'ne mix
Tho weddng =, N, ,t,.h Z, ~ ,. !, ~.
Moiie MrKaivav a. ., tnhn,ee Wens WV ntEa
WINS iarpeIv sieSt Of sshuleh iast nlBnt
AZ. -, ,,i'..ts ~ ]. y.
urs ~ IL H.. fin!t ana daughter and MI. and
pts. !. a. Farls, o. Wheeling, spent New Years
Tha Sn. avus ,,,... I,
"a he baeaneior CInb here is doing very WE'LL
aug Notwithstanding reports, the members nre
ketlinB iat anu also good looking. ~
Mr.. Quincy Crcsap, OF GrcsAp's Grove. w. Va,
accompanied BY BID wife and family. Wcrc The
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Yost yesterday. lI,5
s aS%a S5 ' s s1,Isy ,sa i ,o
put In. IA 4 n ~ - y
Ayounv ban ,,or, !, \. III !. !.
sIck laiy ycsterIax ihc S"cio. v,1nr I, ,n av
Ing they We're Very dccS,e and saitsd ior INK
pu,po,s snu no osnef.iRii 5ils,.
:, Mack ans Glannon, former Wheelingite, butnow
~ WIS county, was injured by a board falling on
III mead. I u made, a bud scalp wound, but tho
huft Is not dangerous. Is! 81 'tI'i
A whistle on = iCleycland, L LoraIn & Wheel.
M IA.
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wedding at s.. sIattl,ow;s Ia,t Mr. SIrh

Ut 81 1iattneW's LAST NishU
Mr.. Edward Cook and Miss Annie
Morgan, both Of this CITY, were married
in st. Matthew's church at $3.50 o'clock
last evening by. the Rev. DR.. R: Rush
swope. The ceremony was witnessed
by a number Of friends and was followed
by a reception at No. 2l17 Chapline
street that was avery pleasant affair.
The groom isa Yell.knoyn gluss. worker
and Els bride is the daughter Of AIr. and
Mrs. William Morgan, ss+!ii3i 8a!Ig ],
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a FOOTBALLS WORK;
William NlcElroy knocked Down and Rob.
bed In Ills Own Ynrd.y

William NIeElroy Knocked Down and Rob.
e. w y bed In Ills Own Yard.
Last Saturday pigbtWilllam MoElroy,
who keeps drug store at No, ALL jacob
street, was sand.bagged and robbed in
his own yard at No, S5l2 Eofr street. He
left his place, Of business about 10 o'clock
and went direct TO his home. When he
got there he noticed a man standing in
the back door Of his house, but thought
him to DO his son, Will, who had left the
store few minutes. ahead OF him. He
walked up to the stranger, and addressed
him, whereupon he received n blow on
the head with a sand.bag, which knock.
ed him senseless. F,;,;,.si3
4 Mrs. McElroy was sick In bed at the
time, and thinking something must have
delayed. her husband, she sent her Son
back to the drug store 10 see why his
father had not arrived At the store the
son found that everything was all right
but on returning home he found L hii
father lying In the yard still iinsensible
he,was picked up and carried into the
house and medical aid summoned. 4 His
head bore a huge bruise, but the Skin
was not broken nor the skull crushed. Z
81 An examination OF i Mr.. McElrOy's
pockets sho@ed that S25 had been taken
but SIG OF this money was found In thu
alleySnear.bys the next morning. q Tbt
blow by. which be was felled must have
been terrific, for he laid tunconscioul
more than an hour, i5ys Y ,1;' y Y
e 1t is thought that the thief bad beer
inside the house and was scared away
byMr.s McElroy. "A gas let in one o
the back rooms had been liz and cup
board opened, but two gold watches ant
$40 IN, money which 1t contained wer,
mot taken. Mr.. McElroy could give nj
description OF the fellow except that b,
Is short and heavy built. n e
The police have been working on tn
case, and have purposely kept It quiet.
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w; Z. Fowler, and family, Of MarShnllsown
Mts. A. Porterllcld. md other friends, He slci,
belmont county ,twenty.three years ago last No
sember, He Is seeking a now home, being tired
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= The outlook for trade In BelaIrc Is very good.
The window glass trade promises biz for the com.
duli ~ present. but promises fair for tho spring
Trade The Iron business has been very big the
past year, and with the additional machIncry
mere ~ inc Bellaiic plant tho business promises
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Z MONEY deposited i. To-day Z in q the
MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK, No. 1916 Market
street, draws "a full sir months dividend
in July. The bank will be open until
. p. m. The bank has never paid less
than four per cent per annum. 9s;{t 4 3ssll
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Fort Henry Lodge 4 No. 9, Shields tof
Honor, has elected the following officers
for.the ensuing six months :t5'W.gAI.,,s P;
8. Gould: ]. NJ, John Wendler; Con.
ductor. r. NV Hess; Chaplain, Louis
CARL R. S.,W. 9: Marling f. S., C.AY..
Driehorst Treasurer, Louis Schane;
Trustee, Joseph Eyel Is So M.Ss L. III.
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ASK your grocer for Buckeye Extracts
best and cheapest, Guaranteed pure. Z
a Question. 4

Do you suffer with habitual constipa,-
ton or biliousness? u SO, try the pleas
ant NUT laxative, Elixir Of Dates. \ It
will cure you. Sold in 80 cent bottles
by 2. L. Goethe, w; W. Irwin, W. E.
Williams, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., wholesale
agents. - p :! $3.50 49,.
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Compared with the money order bust.
ness done in 1855 the number OF domes-
tic orders issued in.lSS9, was o. less in
number; there were 2iG more postal
notes issued in 1850 than in 1855; the
total OF the international orders issued
in 1855 was 5755 and the total number Of
international paid here in that year was
02, In 1883 there were 69l more domes.
tic orders paid than in 1883 and there
were $40 more postal notes paid here in
lsSSthan during last year. The mum.
Der OF domestic orders repaid in 1883
was q. I'll n q u J,
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SSPARKS-COTON.
Tie Clever Principal Of the Martins Fer,
Schools Takes a wife at Portsmouth.
EDtetnf Dist,aLth N ma In 1idS,.,r n 80,

gs schools Takes o Vile at Portsmouth. 4
Special DttpaitA q lt lnte1 lS1eer. l 3 Y 81
4 P oRTsMoURiI,s ONO, Jan & lone Of
tbef larpsest and tmost fs.bi IT,, ( . .,a,,.
s",'1, u ~
1ines taas las taken place mere ~ many
a day, was that OF 1 Prof. Edwin Erie
Sparks, Superintendent : 81 the public
schools OF Martins Ferry Z and 4 MI.
wo,har, !. .p,,,,.,a5 ca s. I iisS
~ IN !: p %n,s CPs.9h, aaughler q
III. 1Ios.oI y. tnis clty, lwhich
.SoA r i.a.e ny =. cIoeh tnis evening ID
th he i Es Inuich. ms IS
.uo a,sees Iuu.u neIe, uavln8 beating
. ,na e,Iya ,, WI one .ngusahu ana IL
@ I Lna atSs " ;;.u,.tsInowing., over
1870 H. uiIu iI,t.asiVns were issued
aMu VIZ Most vi tnem were accepted.
hn ~ su.usiuf Mas NOV onl iaige one
ts Ma1 eipItaeinH nearly an
VIZ o il'e soS'e'y ieauers Oh Ports.
l ~ Dull. b. 4,
a. tion1,piiy ~ sioG y; tne Dridai party
ense,eu ime o run H., riIst were Tue Blk
MrsI''M Man. y; !" 'p p..siey, oi finqlayi
n ~. .u",ni -, ur ~ p.,5e ollsnlouIn ME9.
" n eanin q W..,, .I,SGpolt M. 5Jon II
CIV ~. SfooHs, G y. aa.in felry rev.. d.
St one vi - G pue,a, anu mi Mr. W. d.
man w,rn fa,Iowad hn II. h hess GENIE.
N.Y.. My n,, 'o.,ohsuz ~ Tue bridesmaids,
M .S, Is ."na neIu, " r9i'snoutn miss
G ia n'a ~ ". UA.oLu Miss beatr ANS,
So,,or, ~ Mo,;a,, cu,o MI. niss MINI
IVoiInsiv lMassVa,,, M;s. o Mm feeu, VI
t'p, es,Snon aIts', at W. hiiss Etnei oot!on
Ia, ,o.isli, s"t... = alking Epehihd TINS
S S.uy v r.p ply niiiutslpnas came DIES
on,aJ 1o "a;s e siI.er VI tae otide sho
hos , ao NAV, nav ~ hJnof anu ioiloWing
net WI W. t la't . pfiue ieahing on tue
~ sa mUi i.it H.. ~,
h,;das, raitns aue a, Tue uanefs anu
s;i is ~ si,n oepsia.eu anu $1,000 on DOM
s.ueo oi.u;e9P h spaGe, WINE inc groom,
u y;an, 3 piii ~ hls pest man. ~. WI.
naid - n snna. VI Lguuon, ohio,s az,
SI hono ~ ~ Thc sne Driue anu ner maid
~ =, n.;n.;.ai ne ceremony tnat made tue
t"W p.tIIv, ", .hs i p su %ile' was per-
.J't ~, W .ne iNe " M[ Z niorah, pastor
an lily .nu,vn ~ 4, oo!ton gave MS
uasf ira % hsa.,; GIu , ,ne rug service was
n no.a Tho u "aramon' anu lniptessive man
dei nartv III ~ Sonc,Iueu' tne pri.
uai ptMty ley tee , charsh Z n reverse
peeni nv, ~ ~, ~ %nlch ~ haa entered
i;psn e,rH 49,. ~ sue STRAINS " Joyous
Tha Sr;I "iS" =. ~ y .
,;u. ~ - y ,"s1 .eostlne was o. White
! SH';Hi n.uu - W4fns, trimmed WIN tullel
m mh;lh .oseilng ~ was nrldal ven
Sr;Sa's I hauS stIhee.ai1y from Tue happy
ros s L1,d hs "n Hi 'oweis Were Wnlte
ntS.s I Ia,; aa ,'es u the valley. ne
~, , omns =. 'ng ,, pti4al parry wore
c IPI hS gowns y, While onina SIX anu
,ioer Duuet t,, ~ G'irnatiohs, ne gen
1 Tha. m mu,s .u,l u,es y, & 4
nv wed';nu J;nnas u, ~ was as; i9aioMe y
ia br;Ja;s nsrantS n d. .ne te ny u
Cnnrt streeis at rb III, oTf.Sr VI nnlao any
Uou,s s.,ee's, az wlei tnere were pres
u
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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 'effectpally cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale In Soc
a and 81 %, bottles BIZ leading druggists.
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I IoSEY7 Z: deposited To-dapEtin & the
MUTUAL SAVINGS BASK, No. 1916 Market
fstreGt, draws a full 9sir months gdivtdend
in July..Sf The bank will be open, until 8
%. IN. The bank has never paid less
Than four per cent per annum.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
STRANGER, In m, t....s AMI Wheeling ireopl.
-aisgfitts-. " i, A brand -N-a-aa 49, n

Struncrrs Iu The Ut AMI NHutIIHE feVI'Ie
''ss't'iit.-,s Abroad. IA b.
Mayor Seal,right returned hG:ae yes.
terday from Dos Moines, where he woat
to spend Christmas with his daughter, :
Mr.. Gibson Lamb returned to this city
yesterday from Cincinnati for the pur;.
pose OF once more becoming resident
Of Wheeling. lie will re-enter the Bank
OF Wheeling, with which he wis con-
nected for several years previous 10 his
going away FROM here. Mr.. Lamb has
many warm friends here who will cor.
daily welcome him and lis family
back. =, ~ < q, !, g 55tl5
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MONEY deposited r. 1o.day II in tho
MuTuAL,SAylae BANK, o.}l3l5 Market
street, draws a full ssA smoniks' 'tdiipridend
inJuly.GS The bank will be open until 8
p: IN. The bank has never paid Sless
than four per; cant per annum. ~;
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.i!Wcather Indications.

Nv 4snISaToS, Jan. l.l-Fors West Yir-
spinia,2 Ohio, Indiana and Western Penn:
sylyania, threatening weather. and rain
warmer southerly 9 shifting ! 10 colder
swesterly'winds during Thursday night,
with coldwaye in Ohio and Indiana.
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-.H.L s-EH $3.50 ~
Clothing, Etc.
UDc sgutellio.fllffr....
! a; 4; I, Now Advertisements.

~ ~ New Advertisements.
IS, Wanted-Gifl for Uousework. ~ ~. ii5 -
L 'Lost-Pocket Book. As {. rs $50 ~
EWorkingman's lnyestmcn In Real Estate.
y Stockholders Meetipg--Bank Of the Ohio
I, STOCK holders. Meeting Underwriters' 1nsur.
S s'i iSr.ss. aIing-Mrs. a. v. Hathaway. tss.
n. Iax Notiee-Lewis sIcenrod. lfi.a =. XII
~ For sale or Remit. o. Smith.
I d Rusty Basc Burncrs- Joseph Bell Stove Co. u
81 Logan Drug Company. 5.s. I. q
Harruius III Farniture-Afbelz j Go. -21sfs3,
a ,t;co. Il. Taylor-wi Inter Goods. "a 3 s. 3!
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81 Owing to the fact that We expect: to
move on April Il, 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 Sowing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt sTypewriters and a
few, makes ofibicycles. Come early and
secure bargains. AT
5.t:SS 4 EDW, L. ROSE Il Co., 81
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z 'lllIl q / 10 n 2 aI.1'lA
Be Sure.

II you have made up your mind to buy
floods sarsaparlla do not DO induced TO take
any other. Hoods Sarsaparilla Il, u peculiar
medicine, possessing, by virtue Of It's peculiar
coordination, proportion, and preparation,
curative power superior, TO any other article.
I a Boston lady who knew what she wanted.
/ and whose example Is worthy imitation, tells
kiier crOcricnce below. - - 49, = ~
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:zaKISas are like stars, they rise and
set They have / headache, cuts and
hurts like meaner men, and are Just as
sure to call for Salvation Oh. ss.3js'.
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Letter, Carriers Work In December, Z

The following figures furnished by
Mr.. RalPh Whitehead, Superintendent
OF Carriers, shows the amount of work
done by the carriers OF this city during
the month OF December, 1880; Il rs ISL,
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iastWEa are astonished at parties who in.
troduce new remedies for coughs when
they should know the people will have
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
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III ,o|,:,o.:d's:i5

Wbcn I began taking Hoods sarsaparilla
was feeling real miserable, suffering
4 great deal with dyspepsia, and 50 weak
4 MAT at times could hardly stand. ! looked
I and had for some tImc, like q person In con-
SUMPTION. Hoods sarsaparllla did mo SO
much good that wonder at myscltsomctlmcs,
and my friends frequently speak Of It." Mhs.
Ella A. Corr, CT Terrace Street, Boston, I
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!. MAX }, KLEIN \
= i}i Il ~ 81 Federal Street,
Z dcll.Nwar gll' q i -yy.,j4jElAIIFcuFsvs
One Way Excursions

Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars nom Chicago
70 San Francisco and the Pacific Coast go !,
~. Fof me exclusive accommodation OF purchas:
Grs Ok sEG6Sb CLASS TICKETS the Il EhicaVo.
tkoSx Island & Pacific Railway are now running
personally condnctcd),; EVERY SEcoSD I'ynps.
DAf, from Chicago TO Oregon and California via
Denyer. Every comfort and conyeniances az.
snred at great reduction from regular arst.
eiass ta.es. ddress f9r tnll particulars
E. JOHN = Su.easo.
l2E1'E Gen. Manager Chica % nooo ~, :,
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no: GET.

ain ono store where went to buy lIoods
Sarsapar.lla tho clerk tried TO induce mo buy
their own instead OF IIood'si etoldmo theirs
would last longer; that might tako II on ten
days trial; that II did not like i | need NOT
! nay anything, etc. But lie could NOT prevail
( On mo 10 change, I told him Iknew. what
foods sarsaparilla was. had taken II, was
satisfied with Il, and did not want any other.
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Y loya srElDEI 1 CO: are agents for tie
Buckeye Extracts: Best on the market.
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TO the Ladies
! The jV Wheeling Instalment3 &C.,,
1196., la \ lao Market ST.,
Z NEAR TwELFTH ST.
sHopPERs-sHop'pE,E,Rsl.slHa,o ,T,I,l,,

Lady shoppers-fourteen days hence
ana the holiday shopping season-with
lts attending worry and care-will be
ended: The time is short-it's true-yet
there is a great deal to be done. There
are many friends to think aBout-arS
what shall i give to him or her?-is the
question that now agitates every mind,
VI course this Is natural-it is reason.
ableIand what Is more-it is d kind
consideration for the fortunate recipient,
But 1t is nevertheless difficult ouestion
to answer funaided-and az we believe
that I The old adage-""Two HEADS ARE
BETTER THAN ONE"-is applicable
here-we therefore presume to assist the
siyer in answering II s{,sssaI 81 80
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AT THE BON.TON.

The Drawing Of tho Musical Figure
will take place ut 10 y, III. to-day.
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a yonngHentlemarw was shooting sparrows for
sick lady yesterday, the doctor advising IT, say.
my they were very. delicate and suited Tor that