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Foot Coverings.

Shoe AVID Leather Rtp6rt.r.
The best fitting shoes that one can pro.
cure will full 10 preserve the feet in
healthy condition without healthiul
stockings. The panied feet often seek
relief in thinner stockings, regardless OF
seasons or weather. This practice in
winter is to be deprecated, except in
the house, where I'm equablc tempera.
ture is maintained. The change, even
temporarily, from WOODEN to cotton is
still more dangerous TO health. Better
put'on larger shoes than to take this risk.
Caution should BIZ used in choice OF COL
ors, 10 order to avoid blood poisoning.
The best quality OF hose, dyed in the
thread, are not very apt to part with
their colors on the feet. In the cheap
grades, neutral tints are safest, such as
the grays. Reds, greens and puppies
had better be eschewed. "A safe plan,
with all cheap grades OF socks is TO lave
them thoroughly washed before wearing
them ut all. In hygienic seuce, shoes
ure more perfectly adapted TO the wants
OF the feet than leg boots. There are
occasions AMI situations in which the
latter are preferable, but as leather is 30
nearly non.porous as to permit Of but a
limited escape of moisture, the smaller
the area Of the body covered by it, the
better it is Tor the person. For persons
who walk much on paved streets, the
shoe is the thing. "a
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WEALTHY WALTERS.
sinny of Them Acquire n Competence In
New York Swell Restaurants,

ainny of Them Acquire n Competence In
New York Swell Restaurants.
Many Brooklynite. has given tip to
a man who now has one OF the most
SNOWY establishments in New York.
The proprietor OF tho place was formerly
waiter in the Brunswick, and he was u
very good waiter at that, says the Brook.
Ign Eagle. He has opened house in
opposition to Dclmorico's, and he
did it by the exhibition OF consider
able natural .hrew;iness. There are, OF
course, Il number Of people who quarrel
murc or less with existing institutions,
and Delmonico's was not without
its enemies. The waiter in question con-
ccivcd the idea Of getting some Of these
antngonisms to II point where they would
profit him, and after time two Or three
rich people decided to start him in bust
ness. lie has i magnificent place now,
and he is rather putting up for swell
himseli, though IL is pt rlIaps natural
enough that he should feel gratitied at
the change in his condition. Walters,
by the way, very often have fortunes
OF considerable size. 1t ia a mis-
take to suppose that because man
takes quarter from you with h
subservient and humble how that il
means what the pantomirne indicates.
Many OF the walters in the better.:lass
restaurantain New: York arc worth sums
ranging from SO, 900 TO S50, 900. and it is
all made through tips and fees. The
system Of paying for II position as waiter
in a restaurant, which is universally in
vogue in Europe, will undoubtedly lind
its way here in time. 1t will be pity,
as the service suffers from it, but it is
inevitable, because the position Of waiter
in many Il restaurant in New York
means Il virtual competence to ashrewd,
0bliging and clever man.
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0nesa IItet.
Mark Twain is a close-knit, profuse.
haired man ofquiet manner, with shaggy,
protruding eyebrows and Dropping
reddish mnstache tinged with gray. lie
speaks slowly and mcasuredly, some.
times lingering over u word and then
accelerating the speed OF the next few
so rs to make up for the delay. He
wakes eloquent Oh the subject Of inter
national copyright, and has Il habit when
talking Of staring tixedly at some i'm
agiEary object rs il he had got hold OF
an idea and vas determined to keep
in sight OF it. He writes a youthfully
legible hand, but pigeon.holes story
for some years after writing it, and is not
chary Of his autograph when properly
asked for. He lives next door to Har-
riet Beecher Stowe; takes long walk
daily; smokes n corncob pipe; is seldom
seen in New York, and can drive bar
gain. He has more offers TO lecture than
any other man in America, and an &C
complished wife who is utterly at u loss
to see any fun in his books. He is rising
five and fifty; doesn't look it; wears eye
glasses, and can get laugh out OF a
grindstone or civil engineer. ="5.
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FASHIONS FOR MEN.


C3Othhr ana furnfttr. ...'.I I'D
Blue has been 80 monopoliz:d Ia a
quasi. official sense between the messen.
ger boys, l. road employees. ferry hands,
janitors, elevator men, and Others In
similar vocations that have 80 multiplied
Of late years, Us to identify this iavorite
hue with certain large proportion OF
the community engaged In these special
corporate fields. The public Is naturally
willing that blue In It's uniform utilixa.
ti0n should belong entirely to the large
class adopting 1t. Green Is the coming
fashionable color for men.
The laundry Is not In favor with the
leading swells. The shirts, collars and
cuffs are now washed "at home" when
It Is practicable. Some OF the more fas.
tldious mon Of fashion prefer to have
their laundry work an exclusive family
notwithstanding TO m authoritative
statement upon the subject-rather than
have their linen put through the weekly
mangle Tin mixed association with Tom,
Dick and Harry" Not altogether a
bad idea thisl But Is 1t not getting It
down pretty flne2 ~
An important move on tho part OF sew.
eral OF tho leading tailors OF Gotham
will DO tho pushing OF the whip.cord
cloth, heretofore utilized for riding
breeches, in trousers and suitings. This
iabriC IL firm, light In weight and the
fall oil tho trousers In consequence
would be as near faultless M artistic in.
genuity could conceive and execute.
The standard shades OF whip.cord cloth
arc light and medium tan, brown and
medium and dark gray. M
Very few blue ilannel:suits are seen on |
well.to.do men during the summer now
for the likelihood OF being taken, per.
chance, for II brakeman or ticket chop.
per is not altogether 10 their relish. Tie |
owner OF fine blue flannel suit will |
generally wear 1t nowadays in sections,
putting on the cont with n different pair
Of trousers and tho blue flannel trousers
with a coat OF another shade.
!, The chin.high hand shake, which has
developed In al acknowledgement through.
out swel;dom since McAllister's ball,
should create veritable boom in cuffs. |
When the chappies exchange greetings
in this upper.story fashion there is by |
tho action considerable display Of shirt
cuff, that Of course, must be immaculate |
in its spotlessness. ~
There is not an enthusiastic feeling
about fancy waistcoatings. There will
DO n certain number sold-there always
is-but the absence OF any great enconr.
agement this past season, considering
the unusual effort made to make the
gay waistcoat "go," has occasioned
A lack Of faith among its whilom advo.
ruInl - :
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TILE FAITHFUL NEGRO.
a Southern Tribute to Ills Fidelity During

N'ou'neth iriDute To Ills Fidelity DurinI
tho War. Eg
Wilmington ~. Cl Messenger, January%,
II the South should ever have ,
Homerlcpoe like Sir Walter Scott, or ,
story teller Of such marvellous gifts like
that great master Of invention and crea
ton, he should sing one song at least In
honor Of the Southern slaves who stood
by their masters wives and children. and
TILED the land aud garnered the crops
anu protected tho homes, while the
masters themselves wore at tho front
or IN bloody graves or lying manned
or dying in the hospitals. In
oil tho histories there Is no parallel Gaze
TO this. It is woudrous to tell, md
worthy OF him who struck with such
cunning hand tho harp Of Scotia and
sang tho immortal LAY of tho Last
Minstrel" Would to God that our fair
Southland had such bard MS he to sing
Of our Marmions and heroic women,
Would to God that we had Il strong
writer OF such splendid creative power
anu pictorial gOnius to reproduce the
old.time Southern life aud mako "Mam.
my Harriet" aud "Uncle Dayy" and the
playfellows Allen and Harvey Columbus,
Jim and Sam and Pink live again in the
pictured pages illuminated forever by
the light OF genius. 7
We really think that there Is nothing
more strange, moro astonishing in all the
war than the conduct OF tho negroes.
Their fidelity and affection were not
diminished or even shaken by the fierce
storm of war that swept over the land.
Their attachment to the old homes and
tho old mnster and mistress and "the
Children" appeared unbroken until the
last scene came and tho cause of the
South went down in blood and gloom
and complete disaster. They dug in
the trenches, they built railroads, they
threw up Notifications, they went with
their masters to the tented field amid
the stern alarums" or they STAYED at
home and sweated and dug md toiled,
ut once the producers OF the bread uud
the guardians Of the homes of the whites.
Their conduct was unexampled and their
iidsllty, with but few exceptions, above
all praise. The South cannot afford to
forget this. The men and women of the
South cannot feel otherwise than kind
and friendly to those slaves, unless they
DO their own hearts gross injustice and
reflect upon their own good name.
Ilc Messenger remembers these things,
aud d0plorcs every occurrence thu. pro.
veEes MISUNDERSTANDING and alieni-
atoms, or that would SOW tho dreadful
dragons teeth OF discord and blood. Let
there be peace. Let there be no bitter.
ncts aud antagonism. The two races are
here, and part ut least Of the blacks will
remain here. 1t is essential that each
should move out on their respective lines
tor the best results to be achieved, and
Tor the preservation OF good will and
good order. They must work together
i'll harmony as employers aud employed.
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THE WEEKLY. INTELLIGENCER
a 10 q bright, sparkling, Instructive family
clean IN every limo and suited as II Is inicndei
70 lntcrest and improve every member OF the
family, whether In city or county. -,
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HOW TO 60 TO SLEEP.
Some Interesting Remedies for sleeplcss.
ness Suggested.


ness Suggested.
Correspondents have boon supplying
this journal with various remedies To-
sleeplessness: A curate In London Il
afflicted in direct proportion TO the men
tai worry and absence Of air and exer
ciso he has TO endure, and finds that nc
walk even one mile in a day Is a greaI
thing" In tho way OF a remedy. At TIT
moment, he says, tho best thing one can
do Ia to get up, drink halt aglass Of water
anil walk around the room. The
alight alterations OF cold and warmth
has a soporilic effect. For permanent
result: Live healthily. Avoid toe
little and too much exercise, food, par.
tlcularly wine. Dine lightly, eating
very little meat; drink only ono glass
Of wine. Battle mn hour before dinner,
not before going to bed. .
Do something in the evening that does
not excite you, something like whist,
that does itself mechanically. Decide
how much sleep you ought to have
say eight hours-and get up sternly
when you have been in bed eight
hours, however long you have been
awake. Increase your air and exercise
gradually"
A journalist, when suffering from an
over.excited brain, and finding his eyes
In constant movement, although the lids
are closed, resoIutely fixes the gaze
downward-say, to the foot Of tho bed
while the lids are kept closed. II his
slceplessness arises from ilatulence, he
takes remedy for that. "a most
wfctched lier.awake" OF thirty.tive
years standing, who had for ton years
thought himself happy il he could get
twenty minutes sleep in the twenty. -four
hours, took hot water-"a pint, comfort.
ably hot ,one good hour before each OF NY
three meals, and one the Inst thing ut
nisht-naturally, unmixed with any.
thing else. The very first night | slept
for three hours on end, turned round,
and slept again till morning. / have
faithfully and regularly continued the
hot water, and have never had one bad
night since. Pain gradually lessened,
and went; the shattered nerves became
calm and strong, and instead Of each
night being cno long misery spent in
waiting for the morning, they arc all
too short for the sweet, refreshing sleep
! now eniOvn
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE,

Tea nOmrl brick hoinc - Thirteenth street,
only a few minutes walk 10 The business centre
Of the city. lrcc ;::.,N.
Tea rVJmcd brick house on South Penn street.
Cos! lWatIou. Lot u feet ironton Penn street.
NSJ.
Egh, roOncl brick house, with all lato i'm.
wUTtHcBt. Let :uxl"0. Good location and o
tooi house, In ieriec: repair, 65 Ohio street.
EIQ.
AEoOd SIX roomcd frnmc house at l33 South
gn.!way. Price Sl.JJ
liz rUoiact immn house, lot l7Cx30O, at 22i.
Twenty ninth street. 10
Five rOoDcd dwelling, u North Broadway,
E.SO
Three Eoomcd brick house. 20 South Huron
street. Il ,OI5.
Business block on Marset street. VIII pay as
lsrestmeHI
p0lblc house. rooms each, at Nos. 10 and l2
SJIth B;OadwHy, for s. 100. / good 10 per cent
lnTe'tment
AlhiCr.spry brick building. store room on first
aoo', second and third il,Hrs dwelling rooms,
rs Aain street. PI!rc s. 100.
A new double brick lu'tsr. 90 and 81 North
Huron street. Satuai ana -i!tlci Il gas through.
out Will pay l2Js per cent MS Investment.
seven roOmei dwelling al No. II North
fi0Ai street. Lot GUGi00. trice 81 eco.
lea ;0nmel hrick on Eleventh street, H,J00.
fruit farm, within sight OF this city, con.
ni1iDg ~ aces, with NIL the most productive
aal paying Varieties VI fruits. Just In their
prime, Al a great bargain. .s'-
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Railroad

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R,R.
w On aud after Monday, October %, lssy.
viii run rs follows: '""
LEAVE WHEELING.
$3.50 M, 100 u. m, 900 a. M, II 100 a. NJ, l:so
p. H., $50 p H.. $40 p. H., 100 D. M, 9GO p. M
tEArE WnEEirSo PARK.
6:lo a. m, I'm a. NJ, 10 a. m, 1880 p. M, $50
p. m,, 4:!o p. m, 6:lO p M. 500 p. m. 10 p. M
suNDAis-Lcaye the city at 500 a. H., aud
Ing park at $50 Il. m, AMI run every hour until
loSo m. Except church train Will leave Park
AZ y:a5 a. IN. anu city at 1915 p. M. - ,
Oc.D G.. HIkSCU Sun't
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Women md tho Sick,

I Father Damien's example is begin.
ming to bear abundant fruit. His sue.
Gessor is, already; busy among the Molo-
kai lepers, and now, We are told, a heroic
woman is going out. She is young, and
she Is the daughter Of n Church OF Eng.
land clergyman who has gone over to
the Church Of Rome, and next Saturday
she sails for the lovely islands in the
Southern Seas, over the everlasting sum.
.mer. OF which disease and death brood in
their mostJrepulsive- form. The fac,
that woman should volunteer to min.
lister to the outcasts is but another oIam,
pie Of that spirit Of self-sacrifce which
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In the morning, hurried or difficult
breathing, raising phlegm, tightness in
the chest, quickened pulse, chilliness in
the evening or sweats ut night, all or
any Of these things arc the first stages
Of consumption. DR.. Acker's English
Cough Remedy wiH cure these fearful
symptoms, and is sold under positive
guarantee by Logan Drug Co., J.. I. Good
win 4 Co., G. r. Goethe, A. T. Young,
John Coleman, G. Menkemeller. Daw.5
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CATAltIsll,
Catarrhal Deafness - Hay Fevcr-A Nov
Homo Treatment,

Catarrhal Deafness Hay Fevcr-A Now
Homo Treatment.
Sufferers arc not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that
they are due to the presence OF living
parasites in the lining membrane OF the
nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
q fact, and the result OF the discovery is
that 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 cent free on receipt OF stamp
10 pay postage, by A. II. Dixon & Son,
1877 and $3.50 West King street, Toronto,
Canada.-Christian Adrocate.
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through tickets. and baggage checked, to MI
points, f9r rates and other Information Gddrcs
W. J. ROBINSON, q. L. A., TarsersLurr
4. J. BANDY, A. g. +. A., ParkeIsImrrh.
w. II. OSBORN. S. 7. A., Pomer0y. dim.
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Health iSWealth

DR.. L. C. VESTS NERVE AND BpAIy TREAT.
NEsr, II guaranteed specific for nystera. DIzzi
ness. Commissions Fits. Nervs,is Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous TrostratIon caused by the
use Of alcohol or tobacco, WasetulReGs, Mental
Depression, Soitening OF the Brain resmlllag In
insanity and leading ,s misery. decay and
death, Premature Old Age. iiarrcnness, ioys OF
Power in either rex, Involuntary Losses md
spermatorrhGa caused ky Oycr.cxertion nj Inc
brain. self.abusc or over.indulgencc Each box
contains ono months treatment. slcO II box,
or ELK boxes Tor s. 90, sent by mail prepaid on
receipt OF price. wEGUARANTEES six BOXES
us for xix boxes, accompanied with Is 60. We
Will send the purchaser our wEIttca guarantee
to refund the money II the treatment does not
chcc. cure. Guarantees Issued only By Nc.
LAIN BRO THEIRS Druggists, Sole Agents Nc.
Lain Block. cor. Market aud Twelfth streets,
Wheeling. VIVA tr25T1hskw
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led a Florence Nightingale, a Sister
Dora, and host OF nameless ones to face
grim death among the wounded and
those stricken with deadly disease. 1t
Is also the same spirit which led Joan Of
Arc TO victory and death, and which
made the figure Of one girl who drank q
cup OF hot human blood to save her
fathers life, stand gloriouslyi out from
tho confused horrors Of that Of St. Bar.
tholomew's Night.
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Fciiiulo Curiosity.

Teas Strings. 49,
Wife-I think shall advertise for my
missing purse.
Hu,band-As it was probably stolen,
you will not get it back unless you say
that no questions will be asked.
Wife-What! Notas any questions?
Why, what do you take me for? Do yon
think I'm dummy? -
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hnnds, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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pglrOlci,iil.

new YORK, Feb 3.-petrolcum opened firm a,
81 QT1+, moved up to 81 O61s, then weakened and
declined to 81 o. Market then became quiet and
remained SO until the close which was steady al
81 O5. Stock Exchange: Opening at 81 6i14: hlsh
est 81 cGlE; lowest 81 0j; closing at 81 o.; sales
&C., 900 barrels. -
OnCIrY. Feb. 3.-petvoleum opened at 81 CO..;
highest 81 O5Is; lowest 81 or: closed NJ 81 49,
sales $4,000 barrels; charters Is 2d burrels shin
ments 5,GiS barrels; runs S9,G7s barrels. -
BRADFORD. Pa. Feb. 3-Opened at 81 0J1,
closed ut 81 OiA: highest 81 O6l5; lowest 81 0Ils
clearances 10000 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Feb. 3.-Pc,roeum dull and
lower; opened Mt O6; closed at 81 0it1; highcs
81 0614: lowest 81 OH.
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WHAT enhances the beauty Of fine
features more than clear skin ? Even
plain features are made ATTRACTIVE by a
good complexion. Il To secure this, purify
your blood with Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t
has no equal. Price 81. Six bottles, S..
Worth S. a bottle, ,i ~ paw
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Hedical Tinl>s and Register.
Galligan-DocLor, haven't you been
attending on old man Gilfullaw
Doctor-Yes.
"How is he to.day?"
HE is beyond the reach of.medical as-
sistance, lear"
"What! Is he dying2"
"Oh, no. He's broke"
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For coughs and colds, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For sore throat and Bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and Laryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and Catarrh, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For Hemorrhage and all throat and
lung diseases, take Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
% cents, at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta. Ga. THIS
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dhe antclllocus.:
,iiice ! Nos. 40 and ~ Fourteenth Street,
TARDY WIT.

a bright little man Sat bcmoaning the t.tc
~ ~ the VII that IA tardy and spark1cs too late.
~ MI ,he Keen fepaitcc that Ia strictly ones ow n
6 1St e1nie, lnlo View when occasion has llown,
nht tfayel ike stage coaches never on time. y
~ ~ siuRglsh ID movement, 20 slow In the rnce
na' \ new topic renders them quito GU, O.
10 n,, lhe bright little man. with serious look,
,m ,G 70 Ii lnself. Ms he opened hi, book
,OIi regrets that annoy humori,rs head,
ihe saIdist Is this; II might have been saIdI
j. A. Macon, IN the Century,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~ TRAlSs.on and after Nov. u, lss9.-Ex.
day excepted. monday excepted. saturday
excepted. SUNDAY only. Saturday only.
Eastern Standard time '.af .fI0T.l =. -
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In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates il you need gentle and
reliable laxative. If your liver is mac
tive you can't hope for good health
until you, regulate the regulator" by
taking some safe remedy. Elixir OF
Dates is Just what you need. Give it a
trial. Sold in so cent bottles by O. R.
Goethe, WV. Irwin, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co., wholesale agents. a!.a. q %: :.
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Not Pride, but Caution,

81. Loul, Chronicle. 1.s!T,
Sweet Girl-Mother, Mr. Niceiellow is
coming to take me out riding this utter.
noon. | may go mayn't II III.
Mother-1f he drives up with a span
Of spirited horses you can go, but il he
comes with that broken. down old nag he
had last time, YOU shan't.
"Why, mother. didn't suppose you
would ever have such foolish pride"
h, "My dear, young man who comes
with pair Of spirited horses expects to
drive with both hands. I.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
- On mud after November u, 1sso ,rsi,,.so
paIl und arrive At Whcellngas iollows.Easier,
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Is LIFE WORTH LtyISGY

Not II you SO through the world dyspep.
tic. Or. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are
a positive cure for the worst forms OF
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency and
Constipation. Guaranteed and sold BY
Logan Drug Co., ]. T. Goodwin & Co.,
9. R GoeLe, a. T. Young, John Cole.
! man. -. D&W.8 .
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~ = ~ ~ OK ~ ~ u. - gfTF " j.. "a
.-#.H .H#. H.. vi rs ~
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms OF the dis.
ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
and protruding piles. Price Soc. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Drnggisls, Wheeling, ". Va. pAw