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rHRuSrEE'S SALE.

~, virtue Of dc<d OF trns. made BY ucary C..
mo rs trustee, bearing date on tho iIrst dag Of
December, lSsj, and recorded ID the office OF the
CLERK 81 The County CUnrL OF Ohio County,
West Virginia, IN Deed Of Trust gook No. ",
page t7a, Will proceed 10 NJ At public auction
nj tho irort door OF the CouiL blouse for said
Ohio county, III tho City OF Wheeling, Oh
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1870,
beginning ut 10 O'CLOCK n. m. all tho right
tltlc aud intsscsI OF tho said Henri
G. 7. TicmA!ln, and n. 1iemann, his
vile, OF either OF them, legal or equitable, ia
the following dtsciiecd real estate. that Is 10
part VI the lErfu at ple Inns owned by Adam
fltclInes Rud Afterwards by samuel ]. Boyd In
ONO c1nnjy, Oh tho National road, about two
md a half mllcs east Of the city OF Wheeling:
beginning at stake on the east aids OF tho said
road, AMI tho southwest corner OF a tract OF
land on the 10Th day Of July, 1852, conveyed BY
AdSln fiIGlngr ana VILE III JACOB u Oni1en:
thence ncrtn 2sfS west l6ls poles: thence north
60 IN cast &la poles; thence sOGth q cast 1870
poles TO the lino Of the land Conveyed Is riure.
said 10 mid Warden; thence sJGth Ci.5. west
4oA poles with The linc OF tho land conveyed a,
aioEeEnid TO said Warden 10 tho begin,
along o lane, twelve feet wide running with
and adjoining the northwest line O,
n parcel Of land (ncur the land conveyed By said
decd OF tuSl, On the ooh day OF July. lSL., con-
Heyed ny AGuai Fiiehuer aud Niio TO Edward 81.
Norton, also the Fight to the use OF tho large
spring III another and contiguous psft OF said
farm, With tho further right 10 lay water pipes
from said spring to any OF tho .nnu conveyed by
sald decd Of Inst. But I'LL subject TO the con.
current and Joint Interest OF certain oth.r per.
sOus. sreclded 10 said deed from said Fitchncr
and wife 10 said Edward n. Norton: the said
property cboye conveyed helpg the Sane which
was conveyed 10 the said John Henry Temann
by George ". Rpblugon ana wife by deed dated
la nd IfF In t4,.
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Woman, Her Diseases and Their Treatment.
79 pages, illustrated; price Soc. Sent
upon receipt OF loo, cost Of mailing, etc.
Address Proi. R. II. KLINE, NJ. D., 93l
J Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. .5s,
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Ci,lc!Go, I'LL, Nor. 80 attlc--Rcce!p,, e,5oi
nead; shipments 10 COZ head; market duh and
weak; steers s. 75a5 Is; Texans lower, Hogs
Hecs,pts N.OO head; shipments 500 head
m9lset lower: rough aud common 81 Gnas III
prime heavy 81 9o@4 90; light s. 75a3 20: pic,
~ Io ooas az, 70 shecp-Receipts l,fGJ head; ship
a. W: Texans 50 Itai 80; l.nbs. "a 76a5 Is.
EAST Liberty, Pa, Nov. Is acknowledgements,
1907 head; shipments at head: market no,h
ins doing, a! Through consignmcats. Hogs
Receipts 2sno head: shipments i,5CO head: mar
!sdilQw; fhi!sdepOias - toa4 10; mixed S. 30,
Is 25aa 49, Sheep-Rcceipts 500 head: shin
menp Loo head market slow al unchanged
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y. =. IS rcg-......".lGs Ohio ( Mississippi. II
y. ,. Is coupuiis..."lA Ito prefeued.... 81
y. .. Us eg".....,..l0j Oregon lmproyet. lgI
U. y. AS c0HpOn..loi Oregon Sgy... N
ihciNc " oil 9l......"llJ Oregon Trans ...... l0j
Adams Express.....li6 Pacific Mall. ,'.' NJ
American Express-ll5 pltt.bureli..lN
Canada rac!ae....... 5l5t paliniaa FiIiacc.' III
Canada Southern. 4Gli Reading. mi,
Central laciilc......, ~, Rock Island - Il
Chesapeake & 0hio l61 st. l.. & San F,an,, Z,
Go fst preferred JS st. Paul ,.............. Iijl
60 second ptef'a 20 do preferred 1tcI
GhiHnr. Qulney- S31Sl st. Paul Il Omaha. .OL
Dei'& liudsoD".....l@ do prelerted....... 70
Del, Lacs. & " cSt.lT1 Tenn. Coal < Iron, ali,
Denver & Il. G........ 1914 Texas pacitlc,.,.., /;
ISL Union faclilc........ I5I1
r1tt WaYre.......lO Y. s. ESpscs.......... Is
i!!lnois Ccntral..... % W., 81. l., L P......... 0
Kansas & TeSas.... l0X do pretcIred.,.,... II
lake shore ...:.."..i e} Wells Fargo Ex.....ta5
Louisville & Nash. Gyal Western UniOn,... n
Memphis 4 Chas.. 81 Am. Cotton oil. *
Michigan Central. S5Bl Colorado Ccal....... n
Missouri Rclhc. =. 81 Irou silver. ~,
Nashville & CHAT sc jQuIcksIlver ......., 81,
New Jersey Centrall05kl do p,eierrcI' AZ .
Norfolk < W.pref'l 5l1,ISut.o......'..
s4 az Iaaihc-. W Eichm'd &W. P.T. AK
W. ptelelreu...." 1i2tl atch!son ............. ?5
No:thwestetn-....l0S IChicago Gas.......... al:
do preferred-......l35 Lead Irust -''." liz
New York Central. ~ n Sugar .,,,,,... nj.
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Metal,

BRt pPoRD. Pa, Nov. 15.--Opencd nj 7sTzc:
closed a. 1l.se highest 73lc; lowest II clear.
lnces Isl ,0OJ barIc!I. - ! u 20 $50:
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SEw fonK, Nov. 1s.-Pet!olcrm opened weak,
aud attera slight rally declined sharply In a few
sales. December option: openea ut &c; hfghes,
13ttsc; lowest 'lhc; closing ut 1lkc. Lima mo
sales. Total talcs 500 barrels. - M,
Oh CRY, Pa, Nov. I5.-operod nj TaJsc,
inquest 7Sc; lowest l4c; closing at 7lAc;s tsic.
l,5N0o barrels; shipments $3.50 LarfSiy; run.
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BEEcnAM's PILLS cure Bilious and
Nervous ills. 8
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VAN HourrN's CocoA-"Best and Goes
Farthest,n MwSr.3
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am, GIiSGiS$SArl O., Nov. lS,-cot.on quiet; mid.
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.CiscINSAri, o., Nov. lS.-IIogs, rcccip,s less
liberal and market higher; common md lIph,
!! HA3 q; paekio and butchers 81 5NaJ 20 : 70.
ceipis 9, ogQ head; shipments ?,6QO head,V ~ :
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. Nov. l5.--petroleum opeucd
gs!,t!,sc; closcd at 1I5.c; highest 72sIc; lowest
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10y Central Standard Time.
4BBGnRSQIVdnid LINES.

Say From Bridgeport Station
Tralua via tie Cleveland d Pittsburgh hAil.
read have Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
RfiI Cleveland, $3.50 Il. H.. For Pittsburgh, l0:22
o. 10. for Chicago and Cleveland, loo p. IN. For
fittsnrrgh and Sew York, 2:a p. N. For s.eu.
bnnville, s.S3 d. n. CD
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 1853 a. H., 1924
a. m; 1910 p. Ia, i::7 p m, and 1852 p. m. So,
On Eaturdays only-For Eas: Liverpool, 6t1i
p. M; from last Liverpool, 1i:l2 p. nj. l5efs255
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via nc Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & 81.
Louis Railway-Pan Handle Rou!e-lcayeH heOl-
Ing Tor steubenville, Pittsburgh and the Hast,
6:sJ 4. m, 1885 p. H., $50 p. m and $40 2. m
For Columbus. Cincinnati, Indianapolis and St.
an Chicago. 1855 p. NJ. Trains arrirs al V heal.
irr al $50 e. m, 10 200 c. m, ?l5 p. m. and 20 p.
u. TrRlss leaving at $40 q. n. and arriving ii
i:3 p. a.I run s0lid between Wheeling k.id
Pittsburgh. All trains daily except SUNDAY. 3lza
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unsettled; No. 2winter red SPOT and November
9la9iLc; December 9lHEc; JANUARY eiJSe: MAJ.
sSl on5M Corn western quiet; mixed SPOT and
May tG}aa5G4c. Uats dull; western whIiS ssn
Sie. Rye firm at 7ia17c. Hay easier at si0 Ca
u W: bu!ter steady. Eggs firm az CSC. Coiice
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In the market coffee is said to be
strong and growing stronger. But 1t
isn't that way in the restaurants.
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- We y ahtNhbhs hAshL b<JA
~ virtue Ofa decd of trust executed to rs by
Janice Kline eli the 18th cay Of August, 1870, anu
recsrtGd IN Deed OF Trust Book no. 81. page 81,
Ol tue records VI Uh.0 county, Well Virginia,
tyill Ou .t--.s
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lnHI0 RIVER RAILROAD TIME
" table taxing eject August II. 1890. Pas
| Senger trains will run rs follow6-Central Time.
| All trains daily EXCEPT those marked thus I.
| which do not nun on Sunday. 8 IlsI Az =
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~ rrAILA,DEIrilL4, Pa. Nov. I5.-Flour weak,
m meat cSsT; No 2red November siay5c; De
y Gal coz. Corn dull; no. . IN ised Soyembes %
aGlhac; January t5aiec; February 5iasSc." Oats
unssttlet; No. white November and Dozen.
per 59HatEc; January 5.sG.5Cssc: February
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A Notable l,encfnctlon,

The public spirit Of Mr.. Anton Roy
mann Is 80 we'll known in this commun.
ity that no act Of his, however liberal,
can occasion surprise. Nevertheless, the
benetaction on which no haa decided,
and which 70 announced in the news
columns OF to.day's TNTELLloEScEn, Ia
worthy Of moro than passing notice.
In tho founding Of home for uged
women Mr.. Rcymann supplies an insti.
tuition which has long been needed, and
he gives to Wheeling and 10 West Vir.
ginia the first great charity established
by IN individual. West Virginia has
other citizens whom fortune has favor.
cd, but It has none into whose hearts II
has entered to DO as Mr.. Reymann has
done.
II Is to DO hoped that bis good exam.
ple may stimulate others to devote a
considerable part Of their means to the
founding OF public charities. The IN
rELLldEScgE is not advised that name
has been chosen for the Mount Belleview
institution. The most appropriate name
would DO the Reymann Homo for Aged
Women.
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Its perfectly safe to estimate that Of
every thousand houses, great and small,
built in this country during period Of
fifty years, Mt least nine hundred were as
devoid OF pleasing architectural features
as go many dry goods boxes. 1t is not
difficult to name large and prosperous
towns that cannot claim single fine ex-
terror. Unquestionably our rapid growth
was to blame; We were go hurried to
build roofs over the heads OF millions
and to erect walls for the storage OF crops
and merchandise that we failed to give
our structures tho unity and beauty OF
design they might have had. "a
Thanks to the great modern educator,
the press, which is foremost in every
thing, there is growing appreciation OF
architectural merit that promises we'll
Tor tho future. AT the present time very
few important structures are built eX-
cept from well.considered and approved
designs. But there is missionary work
to 10 done regarding small cottages,
which, by too many, are considered I'm.
worthy Of careful study and design. It
would DO unbecoming, indeed, for the
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lion. 4. T. M'KtIyEY.
An Old West virginia Man Looming Up To-

An Old West virginia Man Looming Up for
Congress Over the River.
Co'umbu, Dipateh In Cincinnati Enquirer DeHi.l.
= Hon. A. T.Mckelvey Is the nild.man.
nered Republican member from Belmont
county, the essential bailiwick OF Colo.
mel Poorman, and he may be set down
now rs coming Congressional timber
from that part Of the State, and the other
aspirants IN that party who fool with
him will discover that they have wiry
customer. uII
Mr.. McKolvey comes from the could
sod," having been born In ireland on
tho 23d Of March, 1911, and camo to this
country At an early age, settling In Wheel.
Ing, W. Va, In the schools OF which he
received n very thorough education.
by early occupation le was q telegraph
operator, and served at tho switch. board
fdr ten years, part OF the time In the
Military Telegraph Corps during the
war. lie Is married man, and Is now
serving his second term in the Lower
House. s.F
lie Is President OF The Belmont Coun.
ty Agricultural Society, and also the
Belmont County Farmers Club. His
present occupation Is that OF farming
and fruit growing.
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Tho Gas Trustees met yesterday and
set u time to take up the matter OF Mr..
Seccy's borrowed pipe. This is the in
formation given to the press. For the
present the Trustees do not desire to talk
about the matter.
What occasion is there for secrecy and
delay? 1t a public matter which has
been delayed long enough. Tho city's
pipe is gone. The trustees know who
got it and who let him have it. The
people demand immediate settlement,
and not n secret settlement, either.
The people demand also that who ever
had q finger in that pic and is now in
public service shall DO reduced 10 the
ranks. The Trustees have it in their
power TO show what they think Of such
things, and they cannot make better
showing than by putting Mr.. Darrah ont
Of a place which he has shown himself
unworthy to hold, En-.
II the Gas Trustees desire the peopleto
think we'll OF them they must quicken
their pace.
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Wantod.

A GENTS WANTED-THE MIS-.
~ SOURI, Washer affords Agents profitable
huslness. Washes dlrtlcst clothes clean by hot
steam. Arguments Ia Is favor numerous and
convincing. Sent on two weeks TRIAL. Write
Tor illustrated circular and terms. J. WORTH,
81 Beck man strtet. New York. oCN
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The Chandler.Call episode in the Sen.
atc once more reminds the press of the
country thnt custom has reduced the
Congressional Record to fraud. That
voluminous publication contains much
that is not said and otuits come things
that arc said.
Yards OF speeches never delivered arc
printed in the Record and sent home 10
It'll contiding constituents with admira-
ton. This is an easy way for members
to relieve themselves of borcs, but it is
not IN honest way,
Tho Congressional Record should be Il
record OF tho proceedings Of Congress.
It should tell the truth. II the press
will continue to hammer away it may
bring about reform in this particular.
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Dodsins the Question.

In the Senate debate on tho Southern
question Senator Butler took occasion
to remind Senator Sherman that in the
North Offices arc not literally handed
over to colored men.
Something Of this has been heard be-
fore. 1t is not to the point. Nobody
complains TINT the Southern colored
man does not set office. The complaint
is that q large vote in tho South is
silenced.
OF course the colored man represents
tho greater part Of the silenced vote, but
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llOw's TAlsl

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case Of catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
FIJI. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able TO carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
WEsr & TEuAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
WALpiSo, KINNAN l. MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
L. II. VAN HoEsEN, Cashier Toledo Nat
ional Bank, Teledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. DAw
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CATAl,RlI,
Catarrhal Deafness - Hay FGyor-h Now
f. Hama Trant,ncpt #...

Catarrhal Deafness - Hay Fevor-A Now
Home Treatment.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or taat
they are due to tho presence Of living
parasites in the lining membrane Of the
nose and custodian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
a fact, and tho result Of the discovery il
that a simple remedy has been formu-
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured in
from one to three simple applications
made at home by the patient once in two
weeks. ,,
N. B.-This treatment is not snuff
or an ointment; both have been dis
carded by reputable physicians as inju-
rious. A pamphlet explaining this new
treatment is sent free on receipt OF stamp
to pay postage, by A. II. Dixon L Son,
337 and $3.50 West King street, Toronto,
Characterization Adrecate.
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md finished with hard oil. The space
under the stairway Ia enclosed With
prooved and beaded pine, forming q hall
cloaet. an :,
CoLons-All shingles, including roof,
stained silver. All trim, yeranda post
and risers, painted white. Sashes, outer
doors and lattice work, painted dark
green. Veranda floor aud cell lag oiled.
The upper half OF front door glazed with
small lights. /.
MMoDArioNs-All the rooms and
their sizes arc shown by tho floor plans.
Closets should be built In the store.
rooms near tho doors, 30 as to be accesai.
BILE from the bedrooms. Tho ample ator:
age rooms will hold trunks, "hcir.looms,"
worn out furniture, and all the gimcracks
that usually obs.raet the rooma oil a
small ouse.
During the heated term the largo yer.
anda Is II most agreeable substitute Tor Il
dining room. Vines trained at the front
or sides insure sufficient privacy. Dur.
Ing tho cold season the veranda may be
encloscd with sashes, at small expense
II this work Is well done, the heat Of the
sun will often make the veranda a warm
and agre csbla room. The large veranaa
may DO considered too large for 30, small
q cottage, but 1t Is useful rs we'll as orna
mental as briefly suggested III tho lore
going. i.
Cosr-SS00. The ea.imate Is based o.,
New York prices for materials und Ia
Dor. In many sections Of tho country
| Il ~, Al Il L.. Lar
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In the Slate OF New York interest in
improved country highways has led TO
the organization Of the New York State
Roads Improvement Association. This
body will consider ways and means to
construct such roads as the State should
have and the equally important ques-
ton, how 10 keep thcm in repair.
Every State should have such organi-
cation. With the experience OF this win
ter Us a reminder every district OF every
county should be glad 10 take part in the
movement and to contribute its share to
the reduction Of the heavy tax OF bad
roads. -
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some Of II 10 represented by other Re.
publicans,han black Republicans. Tho
Southern Democratic objection 10 the
colored man ls a voter rests not on tho
color Of his skin bu. on the color Of his
ticket.
II tho negro would vote the Demo
cratic ticket his vote would appear in
tho returns Of every election, State and
National. Senator Butler and bis friends
know what Is complained Of, but they
would like to obscure the issue,
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l know from practical use OF the ben
eGcial effects Of Red Clover, when but
eleven years Of age l had scrofulus gwcll-
ings, carrying both arms in one position
for weeks at time. Doctors said on ex-
animation that might live year, posi-
bly, two at the longest, but no longer.
My mother took charge Of me, and in her
old fashioned way Of doctoring and using
Red Clover, | am to-day a well and
hearty man. Since your extract Of Red
Glover came on the market, have used
it with good results. My wife is now
using it Tor dropsy and general debility,
and it is doing her more good than any
thing she has yet found. I think that
for tonic and blood medicine there is
nothing 80 good as your extract Of Red
Clover. You are free to use this, rs l do
not hesitate to recommend it to any who
arc afflicted. Yours truly, RI
A. L. JOHNSON,
So Hamlin Avenue, Detroit.
10 J. III. Loose Red Clorer Co., Detroit,
Mich.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., bridge
corner druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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So FAR rs the investigation Of Com.
manler McCalla's conduct has gone, the
testimony shows him to be just about
the kind Of man who ought not to have
command OF other men. Unless self.
respecting officers and men are to be
driven out of the Navy the McCallas
ghould 20,
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Glenn Them Out, MIR. Sp.I.ker!

II Speaker Reed can break up the
practice OF ex-members OF Congress lob
bying on the floor Of the House he will
deserve the gratitude Of that body and
OF the country. II these lobbyists Gun.
not be managed in any other way, the
House can withdraw from all ex.mem.
bers the courtesy which these lobbyists
abuse. This will be no hardship on any.
body, for it will strike nobody who has
legitimate business on the floor.
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IS Hamlin Avenue, Detroit.
A CHILD KILLED,

& For sale by Logan Drug Co., bridge
corner druggists, Wheeling, ". Va.
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TnE case OF Everett NJ. Love, whosays
no WIS sandbagged while walking along
tho railroad track, should excite the pc.
lice TO their best endcavors. There is
no room in Wheeling for tho saudbag.
ger. lihc is hero the sooner the police
get him behind the bars tho better for
their reputation.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorja


The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblainy,
corns, and all skin eruptione, and posi-.
lively cure, piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug 90,
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"REApEn AGAIN" is reminded that q
reasonable and settled rule OF newspaper
Offices requires communications to be
signed with bona fide name and ad-
dress. II this inquirer desires informa-
ton he will not think it too much trouble
to let the newspaper know who honors
1t with an inquiry.
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A DUTY TO YOURSELF.

It is surprising that people will use n
common, ordinary pill when they can
secure a variable English one for the
same money. DR.. Acker's English pills
are positive cure fsr sick.headache and
all livertroubles. They are small, sweet,
easily taken, and do not grippe. For sale
by Logan Drug Co., J. II. Goodwin &
Co., Q. R. Goetze, A. T. Young, John
Coleman, - Isl DIVA
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Dy II. ". snoprELL, ARCHITECT.
copyrighted by he Aulhor.)

Ono OF the most cxasperating Of imam.
innate things is on ugly building. II Of.
tends the eye as greviously as u vile odor
oGends tho nostrib. 1t should hide its
head for shame, but it presents as bold,
often holder, front than any Of its grace.
full neighbors. It ought to grow weak
in the knees, 80 to speak, and fall to the
ground, but it usually has great strength
and durability-more's the pity. Its
ugliness is like n gratuitous insult-en.
tirely unnecessary, for tho materials
which compose it might have been
shaped by the labor which built it, into
a form OF beauty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-15

Another child killed by the use OF
opiates given in the form Of soothing
syrup: Why mothers give their children
such deadly poison is surprising when
they can relieve tho child OF its peculiar
troubles by using DR.. Ackcr's Baby
Soother. 1t contains no opium or NOR.
phine. Sold by Logan Drug Co., J. r.
Goodwin 4 Co., @. r. Geotze, A. Y.
Young, John Coleman. DAw.1O