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his mile lacks but two seconds of equaling
her time. Nelson now holds the worlds
stallion trotting record. He is a bay horse,
with black points. and was sired by Young
Rolfe over eight years ago. He weighs
1,050 pounds AM stands about 16 hands
high.
According to Mr.. Nelson's alleged CON
~fe5sion. he made a deal with the owner of
Alcryon when they commended for the
Balch 10000 stake at Boston in Septem-
Der. 1889, whereby Alcryon was to take
first and second money, allowing Nelson to
get the glory of winning the race. For
this plot both stations were expelled.
Since Nelson's expulsion, however, his
owner claims to have refused 70 sell him
for $4,000 q.
STEAMBOAT. the great California stallion.
which recently trotted a mile in 2:ll at
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driver, C. H. Mel
son, of Wateryille.
NJ E., and both
horse and man are
Just now suffering
h e d esirable
~notoriety of hay
ing been expelled
from the National
Trotting associa-
ton for alleged
ticipation in
the Alcry-
on deal; but turf
scan aside.
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An interesting pugilistic event will be
the meeting Of Jake Kilrain and George
Godfrey before the California Athletic
club early in 1891 for Il purse of s., 100,
$500 Of which goes to the loser. The con
test will come of at San Francisco, and it
is said the winner will challenge John l..
Sullivan, although It would appear that
kilrain at least had had all the fighting he
desires at the big fellows" hands.
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not frowned upon. All the same, with that
very identical nose l can fancy Lackaye a
better Romeo than Bellew, or a splendid,
dashing Petruchio.
Il is wise to go and see his brilliant
young actor the first night he appears in n
new part, or at least the first week. II you
don't, ten to one he will have gone to some
thing else before you know it, and often
when people are crowding TO see him in
that particular character. What jumps he
has made, and in little more thar a yeari
He gave up the villainship in Paul
Kauvar" to follow his diabolical instincts
in "Jocelyn." Soon after he appeared as
the Portuguese nobleman in Feather
BRAIN and many consider this the most
striking work he has done. Again he was
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Stockton. Cal. is a son of Sultan 1913, dam
the season OF 1890 with a record of 2;i2k.
and in several trials has gradually de
creased it to the present notable mark.
Stamboul has already beaten by a second
Axtells great 3-yeaf-old record for stall
ions, and he gives promise OF doing even
more creditable work in the near future.
a Nelson, STEAMBOAT is s years old.
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table people gave her a home. and in 1850,
or thereabouts, Manager Hill saw her Tor
the first time in Buffalo. II IS said that he
paid for her education and stage training.
Since her debut in Chicago in lss2 a secret
marriage to a musician named Haberkorn
and several sensational lawsuits have
been Incidents in her life which the public
has been told about.
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Athletics in the south. according to The
Atlanta Constitution, are raridly coming
to the front. A project is on loot to organ
lie "A mammoth league composed of the
athletes of the colleges and Young Mems
Christian associations throughout Georgia,
South Carolina, Alabama. Tennessee and
other adjacent states, and hold an annual
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Geld day. One of the best known athletes
Of Georgia is w. w. Gordon. He lives ut
Savannah. and last year was the champion
short distance runner of the state univer-
sity. He can do the 100 yards dash in
10 25 seconds, and has an enviable reputa-
ton both north and south for sprinting,
jumping and hurdle racing. He is a gradu-
ate of Yale, and first showed his fondness
for athletics at that college. He is credit
ed with having won a quarter mile dash 1t
N-Ia in ~ saesanaA
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TWO WONDERFUL HORSES.

Recent Achievement. of the Great Trot-
ting Stations Nelson and .mboul
Two of the most sensational turf per
formers during the season just past were
the world famous trotting stations Nelson
and Stamboul. Nelson In named after his
well known owner, breeder. trainer and
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Opera glasses and
holders.
Lorgnettes. ..........
Watches gold, silver
and nickel ........
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glish champion, In a match for the worlds
championship. This proved to be the
most stubbornly contested wrestling match
of modern times, and it took Jack over five
hours Of hard work to gain the verdict.
After this match no one cared to tackle
the big "Cornishman" at his ~favorite
style. Carkeek then threw down the
gauntlet to all corners any style.
Jack gained fresh laurels when he de
feated the phenomenal middle weight,
Tom Connors, last year, and thus became
champion catch-as-catch-can. 1t must be
stated in justice to Connors that he was Civ
ing away over thirty pounds in weight. Car
keek's victories have been legion, but the
following named are a few of the notable
wrestlers who nav met defeat at his
hands; d. A. Mcmillan. mixed styles;
creek George, Greco-Roman style; ]. D.
Cudihay, collar and elbow, and Ernst
Roeber. Sebastian Miller, Matsada Sora-
hchi and Jack Wannop, all catch-as-catch-
can style. Carkeek is now called upon to
defend his title of champion. as Evan
Lewts has posted u forfeit of $3.50 for a
match with his former
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Gold and silver thin
bles. ................. u : 90
Gold eye glasses and
specks. so" 10 90
Call and see styles and prices.
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new GOODS ARE CONSTANTLY ARRIVING.

.1caI Dept; Cheyenne, Two.
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Ela4TgeN susPgNpgp eIcYcLIsIs.

1t 1. said They WIN Fight Hard for Re
instatemsnt.
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W.. McClain has sixty homo laborcrs n,
WORK In his stone qGnrries, and would like L
have many more. lie also has eighteen ltalian,
ut work OH the creek pike. :"
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water md Movements Of Boats,
5gs. N Tho River Interests. ~

Stage OF Water md Movements Of Boats,
Tho Iaver Interests.
The river WIS rising last night with II
feet in the channel. The reports from
above were: s. n (
Warren-4 feet 6 inches and station
airy; weather cloudy and cool.
Brownsville feet inches and ris.
ing; weather cloudy and cool. q
$7 Morgantown -.6 feet and rising;
weather cloudy and cold.
Yesterday the Hudson passed up for
Pittsburgh at s a. nj. She has good lot
offreight booked for her down trip.-The
Matt F. Allen departed for Pittsburgh at
5 a. m.-The Keystone State passed down
for Cincinnati ut 10 a. m.-The Courier
got away for Parkersburg at 80 a. m.
The Liberty and Phillips were in and
out as usual. Ma.
To-day the Lizzie Bay is due to pass
down for Charleston at 6 q. m.-The
Andes is scheduled for Cincinnati at s
a. m.-The @. W. Bachelor is due up
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh at. s a. m.
The Ben Hur will depart for Parkers.
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SlNG TAI RELEASED.

lilo gets out Of JUL on uail-lIe Stole only
.sl4-l-.-.l s ASA Joke. fN..g Is
Sing Tai, The Chiuaman locked up last
week on q charge Of stealing a diamond
ring and two s. gold pieces from llo
lIearn, a fel!ow.C Celestial, was yesterday
arraigned before Judge PAUL, Of the
Circuit Court, on a writ Of habeas cor.
pus, and was admitted to bail In the
sum OF $3.50, for his appearance at the
Circuit Court next Tuesday, being the
second day OF tho term. Squire George
Arkie became his boudsman.
1t Is now said, and tho circumstances
seem to establish, that he took the rims
aud money only "a joke, and instead
Of conccaling tho ring In the lining oI
his vest, 1t slipped there through hole
In his pocket. The other Cinnamon
accept this as true. They arc much
stirred up over the case, and one or two
Pittsburgh Cinnamon, cousins Of Sing
Tai, have been here, interesting them
selves In tho prisoners cause.
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AN INTERESTING TEST,
The voltn.Eclipsc Electric Light a

The voitn.Eciipsc Electric Light and
Powor s, stem Undergoing Investiga cation.
Last evening Mr.. Morris Horkheimer
Mr.. F. 4. Labge, Mr.. W. J. W. Cowden,
Prof. @. A. schaffer and others super.
intended test Of the Volta.Eclipse sys.
TEN OF electric light and power. This
system has been on exhibition in the
room adjoining the Western Union Tel.
egraph office for several weeks. It is a
complete innovation upon all other sys.
TENS, claiming to obtain from primary
batteries what other systems obtain from
powerful and expensive machinery.
Last night two batteries were charged
under the supervision Of the gentlemen
named. One OF these was connected
with motor which runs fan, and the
other was LETT without connection. Mr..
Aldridge, who represents the company
controlling the American patent, claims
that the battery which furnishes no
electric current will show but triiling
consumption Of the zinc after eight houre,
or any other length Of time, compared to
the one which is generating the current
that is used.
The room was locked mp, Mr.. Hork.
heimer taking tho key. The weight of
the zines was carefully taken. To-day
they will be weighed again to test if the
claim has held good.
A smaller battery was charged and
connected with a acknowledgement
incandescent lamp. 1t ia claimed that
it will run this lamp eight hours or longer
at a cost Of half cent an hour. This
lamp was left in the INTEL1lGENoER ed.
itorial rooms, and when the paper went
to press at 3 a. IN. 1t was burning as
brightly as when turned on at O:SO D
m. A small hand lantern for miners
use was also LETT at the IxrELLIaEycEn
office, the battery and oil being in
small box. 4
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

|
Strangers In tho city and Wheeling Folk
a Abroad.
| Mr.. HoE Sommers, OF Clarkaburg, ii
in town.
Mr.. is. Naylor LETT last evening TO-
Arkarsas.
Mr.. II. NJ. Harper left night for New
York and Boston.
! William Woodburn, OF Cameron, wa
in the city yesterday. j..
B. Bridsman, OF New Martinsyille, wal
in the city yesterday.
| f. N. Mullen, Of Parkersburg, was a
the Windsor yesterday.
T. 4. Ray, Of Pittsburgh, was at tn,
Stamm house yesterday.
Mr.. 0. 0. Hanion, OF the GAINESVILLE
Ohio, Republican, is in the CITY,.
Engineer JOB Abbott, OF the Terni
nal company, is back from visit to hi
home. 4.
Andrew ]. Smith, President Of III,
Nickel Plate Glass Company, of Fostoria
Ohio, is in the city.
Col. Alex. Campbell, OF Bethany, ant
Mr.. J. G. Palmer, Of Wellsburg, were al
the McLusc yesterday.
J. E. Sprigg, G. G. Ketterer and R. NJ
McCammin and wife, OF WooGsfeld, O.,
We're at the Behler yesterday. &
Mayor Q. W. Seabright lett yesterday
morhing ior Columbus to attend the
Thurman banquet on Thursday. 5
Mr.. 7. W. Gallagher, division freight
agent oil the 3. & O. company, with
headquarters at Pittsburgh, is at the
Mcclure. a5 "A,
Mr.. Il. II. Howard, agent OF Joseph
ID. Clilton's "Ranch King" company, 10
hero p,eparipg for his attractions ap.
pcaIance at the Grand next week.
Hon. B. S. Morgan, State superinten-
dent OF Free Schools, and Mrs. Morgan
are tho. guests OF Mira. Mogan's mother,
Mrs. Thoburn, on Fifteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hullihen Quarter left
yesterday ior Cadiz, O., to attend the
marriage Of Mrs. tQuarrier's sister, Miss
Hogg, to Mr.. Bernie McMechen, OF this
city, which is to be solemniz.d there
to-day.
MIR. Hairy Fitzgerald and Miss Katie
A. Michel have changed the time OF
their marriage. They will be married
at the Cathedral this evening, between
the hours Of 4 and O'Clock, by, Rev.
Father McElligot.
Mr.. R. NJ. Straight, who holds re.
sponsible position sn the stamp depart
ment Of the Internal Revenue bureau at
Washington, and MIR. Dan Robinson
leave for there this morning, after
weeks visit to his home here.
Mr.. J. L. Sophore, OF the Downing
company, was stage manager OF the
Wheeling Opera house through the ex-
istence Of the stock company under Mr..
Fitzsimmons' management. He ia
warmly remembered by several Wheel.
ing people, who were glad to see him
again. YAH
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w. /. MAFEE's rUSEg At.
His Remains are Buried Mt Greenwood

Ills Nemnins are Buried Mt Greenwood
~ - Cemetery.
The remains Of W. L. McAsee, whose
death at Asheville, N. G., was noted
yesterday, arrived here on the noon
train on the p, W. 4 Ky. road yester.
day. accompanied by tho body Of his son.
in-law, Yes. Hamilton, who died some
time ago, and whose remains were
brought hero for intermcnt. ,E
Both Mrs. McAiee and Mrs. Hamilton
we're too i'll to accompany the bodies to
Wheeling, and they came.in change of d
friend OF tho family. The friends here
had expected them on the 10 a. m. r. (
0. train. They were met at the station
and removed to Greenwood cemcterv
where the interment took place. Relic.
ious services were conducted by ReS
DR.. Cunningham. Tho pail bearers were
Messrs. W. F. Peterson, Joseph b Dr.
Bots, Noah Zane, John Frew, Platoti
Zane and John R. Miller. II 4 - :
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AN iXClrlNG TIME,
A Stranger Wnndlers about Town In Scauty
Costume, F's' ~


A Strnnger Wnn,lers about Town In Scauty
Costume. fh.H ~
About a:30 o'clock lost evening, John
johnson, n guest at the Hotel Behler,
slipped out Of the house by way OF a
second story window with nothing on
but bis trousers and shirt. lie made his
way up an alley to Chapline street and
from there down Sixteenth to al barber
ahop on South street. In his shirt bosom
no carried good sized stone which he
intended to use upon an imaginary per.
son whom he supposed was following
him. The fellow was sober and was
easily induced to return to tho hotel.
Flo has been here before and acted
atrsnsely, and was under surveillance by
the police, -
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LOCAL DREyniEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment iu ind About
tho Civ. ~ ....

Matters Of Minor Moment III ind About
% tho City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
The man who likes this sort OF weather
Is very easily suited.
THE GnASp this evening-Fay Foster
Burlesqus Company. n
OrRnA HOUSE this evening-Downing
in THE White Pilgrim"
CHARLES ARNErr Is steadily improv.
ing from the effects Of his accident last
week. AZ 5j.g. ~ N0l
A MOTOR on the Elm Grove road etruck
and. killed mule Monday night near
Soiberts. a5 g
ur til last midnight tho police had
run in three vags, and one man for In.
decent exposure Of person.
BuRn WATT, who has been Beriously
III With typhoid foyer at his home on
the South Side, is recovering rapidly.
The number CT arrests made by the
police for tho month Of October was 1i0,
and tho amount OF fines received
1854 10. VA
Hrs. FRANK STANLEY, OF No. 1Gl Sev'
enteenth street, has us YET received no
word from her husband, who has been
missing for moro than week.
FRANK FnEps, q well known colorcd
man, formerly OF this city, is now q mem.
Der OF the Pittsburgh police force, aud
has a beatln the Fourteenth ward.
| THERE were but two cases in the police
court yesterday, 4 drunken girl and
1 drunken man. In the afternoon one
lone vas was deposited behind the bars,
| A rlvE.rEAH,o dip daughter Of Mr., Gif'
On, who lives in Alley +, near Twenty
| fifth street, was knocked down by G
countrymsn'1 horse, and a bad cash cut
on her head. .
! YESTERDAY morning electric cal
Katrina broke the driving chain, and wa
thrown oil the track at A. ]. Sweeney
& Sons foundry. on South Chaplint
street. Traffic was delayed about teE
minutes. #
TIE manner in which the city i'm
proyenents have been delayed this sum
mer, leaving prominent streets Ia ar
almost impossible condition thus late II
the season, ia subject Of much ualsvor
able comment.
| Ed. GARRISON, OF Moundsvillc, is max
ing Arrangements to start die.makn'i
establishment in Wheeling. He vii
also make special machinery. lilo OK
poets to be- ready to commence work thu
latter part OF this month.
| YESTERDAY morning about $50 O'Clock
a false alarm OF fire was turned in at boz
No. 6, near the Wheeling Pottery. Thu
department responded, and had thei
ruu for nothing. Some person had pryct
the door OF the box open.
THE people who use the board wall
leading from Thirty.eighth to Thirty
ninth street, alongside the railrost
tracks, are complaining about its dan
gerous condition, and cay there is dan
ger OF limb being broken at any tint
by some one falling.
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WHEELING lNSTALMENT CO..

For a Jingle OF Chinaware put your
ear to this-Toilet Sets, in beautiful
decorations, that formerly sold at 81 90
and s. 80, y will be marked down this
week to 81 50--Toilet Sets, made in the
finest ware, nItisiically decorated and in
beautiful odd shapes. good value at
$40 90, will sell at 81 O0-We'll keep
right through this department and
smash prices-We will offer thirty Toilet
Sets, in neat decorations, seven distinct
patterns, at only s. % each-Here's an
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES chance for the
economical housewife-Toilet Sets at
less than half their regular market value
are what we offer--Be awake to the i'm
portance OF this sale! Come and select
what you may want in this line Mt these
giving away prices-Don't hesitate about
money; a small amount Of ready cash
and the balance in easy weekly or
monthly payments will enable you to
buy what you may want in our line
We give credit to every one-Come here
before purchasing-.A single dollar does
double duty.
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WRECKS ON THE B. & 0.

Two Slight ones Icsterdny-Two Eprines
smasled md Trains Delayed.
About o'clock last night Two freight
trains came together head on on the Balti.
moro 4 Ohio near Forty.third street.
Neither train was running at a high rate
OF speed, but both engines were badly
crippled. No one was hurt. Tho track
was blockaded about half an hour. Z,
Awrecked freight car on the Balti.
more 4 Ohio near Benwood Junction
yesterday morning delayed the Mounds
vile accommodation about an hour an d
half and tho eastbound express about
two hours. p, {. '5 ..2jEITTaz1'>- = :
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Tho concert at the First Presbyterian church
last night BY the "boy wonder" was welt nj.
tended and appreciated. A crowded house
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MAY ASK A RECOUNT.
The Vote on State senator 70 be Canva,sed,

Inc Vote On State senator TO be Canvasse,l,
|='7as Possibly. AZ,
The Board OF County Commissioners
will meet again to-day to complete the
formal canvass oil the vote cast last
Tuesday. When tho three recounts de-
handed OF tho votes on County Com.
missioner were completed Monday
evening tho certificates were prepared
ready to be signed. Pending this Mr..
!. s.'Riley, chairman Of the Democratic
State Committee, appeared and in.
formed the board that there was q pos.
Bibility that judged. J. Jacob would de.
mand a recount OF the votes cast for
State Senator In this county. Mr.. Riley
was not, however, authorized to make
such a demand. 4llT
The Commissioners, 10 give Judge
Jacob m opportunity to make his de.
mand II he desired, adjourned over till
to-day, as he was out OF the city. Yes.
terday he had not returned, but It was
stated that he would bs back last night.
Last evening report was In circulation
that the recount was to DO demanded,
but 1t was discredited by many Demo.
Gratis. -Is.t I-t W.T. y 7lULr'. Fs-H,-1
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Ageat r. wreck and crash furniture Yes and it going
up' no. But It makes no difference HOUSED HERRMANN
we Keep on selling the best goods Tho railroad
y VIII pay for this loss We will you the best article
NAG Tor or money and charge YOU for tho 1--we
elther and you'll pay less money than elsewhere at
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To be ADpcnletl.

Mr.. S. O.. Boyce, OF counsel for Flick
and Holmes, who were taken to the
Moundsville penitentiary Monday, said
last evening that while the INTELLlGES.
GERS paragraph was true, it was also
true that he had prepared a motion for Q
writ Of error, and forwarded it to Judge
English. the nearest judge OF the Su.
preme Court of Appeals, who had not,
however, tirqc to act upon it before the
stay Of execution granted by the Circuit
Court expired. -4I
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DAMON AND fYTHiAS,"
John Bapim's Beautiful Drama Itvon by
pos ...f.-.H. Mr. Dowuinv -I-,i5I

John Eauim's Beautiful Drama Iivon by
MIR. Downing.
John Bamin's play, damon and
Pythiaa,", was given at the Opera House
last night to an audience which filled it
completely, by Mr.. Robert Downing and
his fine company. It is not too much to
gay that this fine draEl a was never rem.
dered better in Wheeling. Mr.. Down.
ing's Damon was manly and natural. In
the robust md violent scenes he was
strong, and avoided the common fault Of
even the greatest stars of his school,
overacting. The tender and pathetic
lines were equally we'll rendered. and
Mr.. Downing showed himself skilliul
artist, with rare intelligence.
Mr.. Hollis Pythias was a worthy m ate
10 the Damon, while Miss Blair was the
ideal CalaaA<. Miss Davis rs Ht,mioae
aud the pretty Baby Vuran as Damoa's
child added much to the merit OF the
performance, while the remainder OF the
cast was entirely adequate.
It is safe to say that the good impress
sion made will fill the house this even
ing.
The Detroit Free Press Gays Of "The
White Pilgrim" Meriivale's drama,
which Mr.. Downing is to present this
evening: So.
ut is superb dramatic material as well
as lofty poetry; and the readiness Of the
play-going public to accept as true gold
that which savors Of high endeayor on
the stage was shown last night by a
spontaneous and cordial call Of the
actors before the curtain at tho end OF
every act. The White Pilgrim EN-.
phatically is worthy Of serious atten.
ton"
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Jack tho Hlppcr,

4 .
The excitement caused by this inhu
man monster lis scarcely equuled by
that produced by the great discovery Of
DR.. Miles-the Restorative Nervine. II
speedily cures nervous prostitution,
change Of life, pain, dullness and confu-
sion in head, fits, sleeplessness, the
blues, neuralgia, palpitation, monthly
pains, etc. MIR. John S. Wolf, druggist,
Of Hillsdale, Mich; Talbot and Moss,
Of Greensburg, Ind, and A. W. Black
burn, OF Wooster, O., say that 1.-THE
Nervlne sells better than anything we
ever sold, and gives universal satisfac-
ton" DR.. Miles new illustrated treat
Use on the Nerves and Heart and trial
bottle free at The Logan Co.'s drug
store. MWPtW-
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Go TO the Second Presbyterian churel.
Tomorrow evening. Crarsle Band So.

A PROMINENT physician an old army
surgeon in eastern Iowa, was called away
from home for few days; during his
ABSENCE ono Of the children CONTRACTED q
severe cold and his wife bought bottle
Of Chamherlain's Cough Remedy for it
They were so much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwards used several
bottles at various times. He eaid, from
his experience with it, he regarded it as
the most reliable preparation in use for
colds and that it came the nearest being
specific Of any medicine he had ever
seen. For sale by W. W. Irwin, @. R.
Goethe, John klari, G. schnepi, w. E.
Williams and N. W. Hein1ici. DIV
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bright and StlnulatInp.

The special young mems meeting at
the Young Mems Christian Association
last night was energetic and inspiring.
The remarks Of Rev. @. NJ. Afford, the
Leader, were full Of wise suggestions and
timely warnings. Short earnest talks
were made by half dozen others, and
were listened 10 with rapt attention.
The meeting will not be held tonight
until after the church prayer meetings
q quarter before nine is tho time, and
the theme will be 'Almost Ruined by
Pride" The meetings held this week
at the Association building will not only
interest but will greatly bel p young
men Of all pursuits, - :