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The musician impracticable fiddle
and q .tom.tom. tho latter like an old
fashioned inverted churn, with the bot
tom knocked out, replaced by a tanned
sheep'skin-located on large box in
the corner, commenced playing, the fid-
die .queaking incohercntly, the tom
tom, between the knees Of the performer,
beatupon by the hands, independent OF
the fiddle altogether. The dancers took
their places, or as many rs could be &C.
comodated, singing some simple negro
song, drowning the sound OF the instru.
ments, and then plunging into the whirl
very gracefully. l.-
Ike was, like Ariel, everywhere hero
among the dancers, there among ,the
spectators waiting for their turn to
dance, and again at the elbows Of the mu.
sicians sweatingin their efforts to keep up
with the dancers-and when the fury Of
striving was at its height crash came
and both musicians sank from sight;
the box was insccurely placed, and Ike
had discovered tho defect, which he at
tempted to repair, and failed! But the
dance kept on 10 the music OF one re.
frain, which grew 80 monotonous that
the guests grew weary.
II declare" said Mrs. Partington,
though tho scene is very enervating
and the music incoherent, it becomes
rather exasperating, and one loses in.
terest if not precipitating in what is going
on
The party left, Mrs. Partington shak.
Ing hands with door.keeper and bidding
him good night, and soon she was swung
to sleep in her hammock. lulled by the
distant strain OF
"oh, Mass Jimmy, trikc Hight,
An sec where dc rntta bite my toe."
lTo DE coSriSuED.l
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TOLEDO, O.: Feb. li.-wheat firm; cash q,
ne; May sOiisc; July &c: August ne, Corn
dull steady cash 30c: May 5O3.c. Uats QUIET:
cash S1ae:: Clover seed easier; cash and Feb.
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OUR BOUNDARY QUESTION.
a Maryland View Of tho Disputed Line
Sundry Complications Discussed.

l
sundry Complications Discussed.
Bd'iimofe Sun.
Tho proposition from tho Yves! vir,
ginia Legislature to refer the matter Of
tho disputed boundary between West
Virginia and Maryland TO arbitrators is
one which will doubtless receive due
consideration at the hands OF our Gen.
eral Assembly, but It Is n little difficult
to sec Just whit 1t Is that Maryland can
reasonably DO expected 10 submit 10 ar.
bitration. AS has been shown In the
Sun, tho West Virginia Legislature
passed q bill In 1887 recognizing tho
Alichler boundary line adopted by the
Maryland Legislature RS long ago as
1860. This line gavo to Maryland tho ter.
ritory on the edge OF Garrett county
which first Virginia and then West Viz
GINA commanded for. 1t Is a strip OF
land throe.quartcrs OF n milo wide Mt
one end, thirty.seven miles long and
tapering to point ut tho Fairfax stone.
Owing to the nnwillingness OF West Viz.
ginia up to 1887 to recognize Maryland's
Jurisdiction, which seems to be clear
unequivocal, various difficulties about
titles to property, the serving OF legal
processes, etc., have arisen, and the ter.
ritory has been sort OF mo mans
land,' with no clearly defined control
residing In tho civil authorities OF either
State. Although Maryland has always
maintained her right 10 the land, she
has avoided forcing matters to on issue,
but 1t is highly desirable that some final
settlement DO reached. Although the
act Of the West Virginia Legislature Of
1887 admits Maryland's claim, it couples
with such recognition the proviso that
the act shall not take effect un.
less Maryland confirms and renders
valid all land titles derived from
Virginia, which titles, 1t would appear,
the Virginia authorities had no right to
give. West Virginia, apparently iynor.
ing the net OF 1887, now seeks to reopen
the whole question which was then
practically closed, so far MS Marylaud's
right to the territory Is concerned, apd
asks for new commission to establish |
tho boundary line from Fairfax stone
and propose plan of settlement of dis.
putes as to land titles. 1t is not likely |
TINT the Maryland Legislature will com.
ply with this request, for It would mean
nothing less than the recedins by Mary.
land from position already yielded to
her by West Virginia, but, in the spirit
Of Interstate comfy and friendlincss, it
might not be amiss to meet our sister
State half way and, while maintaining
her undoubted right to the territory,
propose the appointmentment OF COM
mission to settle the question Of indiyid.
ual titles in m equitable manner.
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CATAItRlI,
Catarrhal Deafness : lIny Fevcr-A Now
Nome Trenttucnt,

Catarrhal Deafness j Iny Fcvcr-A Now
Homo Treatment.
Sufferers arc not generally aware that
these diseases arc 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 a snuff
or m 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 & Son,
337 and $3.50 West King street, Toronto,
Canada Christian Adrocae.
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CAN'T SLEEP SII,rrS

Is tue complaint Of thousands suffering
from asthma, consumption, coughs. etc.
Did you ever try Dr.. Acker's English
Remedy? It is the best preparation
known for all lung troubles. Sold on a
positive guarantee ut CSC md 50c. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., II. Goodwin
4 Co., O. r. Goetze, A. T. Young, John
Coleman. Dlw.8
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Health Wealth

Dr.. E. c. WEsr's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
NESr, guaranteed specific for Hystelia. Dizzi.
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use OF alcohol or tobacco, Wakeiulness. Mental
Depression, Softening Of the Brain resulting In
insanity and leading ts misery. decay and
death, Premature Old Age. Barrenness, Loss OF
Spcrma,orrhGa caused by ovcr.cxertion OF the
brain, self.abuse OF. orer.lnduigence. Each box
contains one months treatment. sl00 a box,
or six boxes Tor S. %, sent by mall prepaid on
TO euro any case. With each order received by
us for Fix boxes, accompanied with S. ", we
will send the purchaser Our written guarantee
to refund tho money II the treatment does not
effect q cure. Guarantees issued only by Nc
LAIN BROTHERS. Druggists. Sole Agents. Nc
Lain Block. cor. Market and Twelfth streets,
Wheeling. VIVA. te25 TThsaw
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,, iIon'e northeast corner Of Centre aud Marshall
Sheets, Fulton, ". Va.
w. ns,ii.ble residence on National road, cast OF
LIN GiOye, Ground 9i1 acres. -
nicity property. - . :
WY 10y Acres OF Land In Marshall county, ". Va.
WI exchange Tor city property. = IT
40. lD Twelfth street.
10. Ills Fol street.
70. ~ ChaplIEo street.
30, saD Main street,
Erect "'N A"en'' w
70. N&l and 9G05 Woods street.
Many Other barsaius In Real Estate.
JAMES A. HENRY,
NsSI E'ate Agent, US. Claim Attorney and No.
WY fnhlic. No. 1912 Market Street fnlO
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When Daby was sick, We gave her CastorIa,
When she WAS Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, sho chung to CastorIa,
When eho had Children, she gavo them castoria,
4 DUTY TO YOURSELF,

It is surprising that people will use a
common, ordinary pill when they can
secure valuable English ono for the
same money. DR.. Acker's English pills
are positire cure fer sick.headache and
all ivertroubles. They are small, sweet,
easily taken. and do not grippe. For sale
by Logan Drug Co., ]. Y. Goodwin {
Co., 9. r. Goetze, A. 7. Young, John
Coleman. DSw.9
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tettor, ohapped hands, 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 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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The passing year5 had told upon Ike,
who had increased somewhat in stature,
but in Mrs. Partington's view he was the
same. She would make him no older,
as one who plants tree, and, seeing it
day by day, with no active evidence of
growth, is not aware Of its increase until
1t attalns its maturity; or, as in that
other interesting case, where n dame
lifted her calf, from the time OF its birth,
daily, and continued the practice until
it became COW.
"He is large boy for his SIZE" was all
she would cay. ~ -
Ike was a vigorous littlo fellow, and
though as the Dutchman said, he was
not much taller vertically, he was con.
slderably taller crosswise. He was strong
and active and was up to all the fun
there was available in limited sphere
OF operation. He was courageous, also,
and knocked the little darkey boys
about as il they were India rubber balls,
and as all were "boys," irrespective OF
age, he was literally the cock OF the
walk. lie could run up coconut tree
like cat, and nil tho natives held him
in admiration. .l n lO
"How cxorbitant he isl" Mrs. Part
lngton would say in her delight. "Hia
lifs and animosity are perfectly ire
proachable.p -
All this to prelude IN event.
There had been signs OF ill feeling be-
tween Trlmble. & Bush, the partners,
from some indefiuable cause, in which
Ike took deep interest, and by and by
he discovered that money had been
missed, many times, from the small
change left in the drawer over night;
and as each had key to the premises
each suspected the other Of stealing it.
They did not accuse one another, but any
one reduced to half an eye could sec how
they felt about it.
Ike had worked the problem out in
his mind and decided what to do in the
premises, and when, one rainy night,
the store was being closed, Mr.. Bush
having gone, Ike darted in at the door
and asked Mr.. Trimble to let him sleep
i'll the store that night for a particular
reason.
"For what2" asked Mr.. Trimble.
~ want to be trap" said Ike.
ITO catch what?"
"a thief"
Then Ike told Mr.. Trimble what he
had learned, and said he would like tn
unravel the mystery, asking to be left
there, and il he was heard to shout, dur.
ing tho night, to come right down.
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tcT all blood taints and humors, pimples,
blotches, eruptions and skin diseases OF
every name and nature, is Dr.. pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. a certificate
OF guarantee from responsible BUSINESS
house warrants it TO benefit or cure, or
money refunded.
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i Question,

y Question.
Do you suffer with habitual constipa-
ton or biliousnesS? II go, try the pleas.
ant fluit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. 1t
will cure you. Sold in 90 cent bottles
BY 9. r. Goetse, W. W. Irwin, W. E.
Williams, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., Wholesale
agents, "a
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A BEAUTIFUL young lady became so
sadly disfgured with pimples and
blotches that it was feared she would die
OF grief. A friend recommended Ayers
Sarsaparilla, which she took, and was
completely cured. She is now one Of
the fairest OF the fair. Dsw
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sYMrToMs-Molsturc; Intense itching md
stlnging; most at night: worse by scratching.
bleed aud ulccrate, becoming very sore.
5wAYSks OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed.
Ing, heals liberation, and In most cases 70.
moves tho tumors. Atdruggists. or BY mail, for
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GLOW TO Cure AM sltIn Dlyon.s. %

Simply apply hswAySE's olSrNESr." No In.
terual medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, nil eruptions on the face, hands, nose, &C..
leaving the skin clear. white and healthy, It's
By no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYSE's OISTMEST .l TThStw
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~, "RkMEMBER, that tho payment Of Prizes Is
orleans, and tho Tickets arc signed by the lrosi.
acnt oil an Institution, whose chartered rights
arc recognized In the highest Courts; therefore,
ceWare Of any mutations or anonymous
oNE DOLLAR Is the price OF the smallest
part or iraction OF Ticket ISSUED ny us IN auy
DraWlnG. Anything In our name offered for less
than Dollar Is n swindle. iel2ws,w
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1t is said that man from the Pine
Tree State eau be told by the pitch OF
mis- voice.
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Chronic Nasal Catarrh positively cured
BY DR.. sage's Remedy. so cents, by
druggists.
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Metals,
Wool.

NEW York, Feb. H.-Plg iron quiet: American
si7 00aay 90, Copper finn; lake February Slj ~.
Lead dull; domestic s. 77H. Tin lrmet; straits
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when you get home again." said she
oeamlng upon him, this coincidence oj
your lie will give you saubrity, and YOU
may become pr0miscuous membrane
Of society, incredible to the name OF
Darlington"
Ike was too busy in watching a cor.
Seous butterfly exploring Il ,marnlosa
VINO that twined around the window,
anu ne said nothing, looking for his hat
IN which to catch the ornamental bug.
but did not succeed. o.
- as
u DECLARE" said Mrs. Partinctop az
forgot the party We are invited TO this
evcning'-.aking a card from her pock.
ct, IN one corner OF which was written,
Admission ut the door," "Thay didn't
suppose We were going to climb in by
the window, did they?"
She asked Mrs. Halstord what It
meant, and was informed that the card
was probably to be presented at the door,
which proved correct.
The party was a highly colored affair
on premises contiguous 10 the Halls.
lords, to which all the family had been
invited with several OF the neighbors.
u was not particularly Swell" but i.
nad a flavor OF gentility that commended
1t. The reception of Mrs. Darlington
and the Halsfords was very polite, and
they were conducted to the choicest
seats in the room. Space had been Sc.
cured by taking away the partitions of
several rooms, which, illuminated by
candle.dlps, held il sconces on the walls.
had brilliant effect.
When the party had all gathered, and
before the dancing began, reireshment,
IN the form of ginger beer, was offered
the guests. -
None for me, thank you," said Mrs,
harrington, II do not dare to drink accel.
aratlng fluids, as they are apt to affect
the sclatic neves OF the head, to which |
am subjusated. You arc very kind, but
l must not derivate from tho rule"
shall present you some ;ea?" said
the Major domo, obsequiously.
NO." she replied, "a cup OF oblong tea
is very nice, but it has 'tlilatory effect
upon me, quite often, and am afraid Of
Its concurrence"
She smiled graceful recognition OF
his kindness and no passed away like a
shadow, evidently disappointed.
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New ionK, Feb. 1.-Wool cosy and outlet;
domestic fleece 35a3ic; pulled 21a3Jc; Texas I'D
1,p s.... ...r... -D----.-7
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lTo De coNriSuED.I

How about the prudence OF allowing
q Cough to run on, rasping the Pulmo-
nary and Bronchial organs, when that
approved and speedy remedy DR.. D.
Jayne's Expectorant can be obtained
from any Apothecary. Mwas
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRTvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
N TRAINS-On and alter Nov. p, 1SS9.-Ex.
PLANTATION OF REFEEE.icE MARKS. eDally. tSun-
day excepted. Monday excepted. iSaturday
excepted. Sunday only. Saturday only
ENEtGrn Standard limo. - -
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money and Stock
"..ta. VA Markets. t-F.a;g1.

- 'sStfS
NEW York. Feb. i4,-Money on cali easy
ranging from to pcr cent, last loan Q per cent
closed offered at az per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4i+acx per cent. Sterling Exchange dull
and steady at 81 s29'+aiS7. Sales Of stocks wero
2l0,So0 shares.
The dealings In railroad stocks continue 10
steadily decrease, and to-day tho transactions In
tho unlisted department came within 4. 90 OF
those Ia the regular list. OF counc there was MI
unusual amount OF trading IN Sugar IeluerIes
which augmented tho total OF unlisted stocks
but out Of the large numborOf stocks traded IN
0nlylteading and LnclAwanna reached a total OF
i've figures. and they arc both half stocks.
sugar was tho only real feature In the market.
IL opened at Gii<, and almost steadily made an
advance until tho last hour. when II touched
OsA. The reaction from the best price WAS only
slightt The other trusts did not fully rcspouI ID
the strength In Sugar. Tho only marked feature
among tho stocks OF tho regular list, however.
was the actlyity and strength In Chicago. 81
Louis 4 PittsburIo preferred. which was Induced
ny the stories OF deal between Mr.. Carner 10 and
tue baltimore & Ohio. Tho stock rose from M,
10 blA and closed At tho highest figure, TGr
market finally closed dull but firm al lnsIrnill.
cant changes for tho day. Sugar Is 3IIS and Chi.
caSo. ~, Louis & Pittsbnrgu preferred ~ per
sent, but other changes aro about equally Givid.
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NEVER FAILS,
RAP CASE OF FROST HlrR.
rrurrIoS on FACE ASp SrcT

y patient lder my charge was holly affected
with blood poison, the result or frost Bite In tho
feet. Doth feet had slouGhcd OFT before he wal
turned oyer 70 me. He was cured sound withR
few bottles Of s. 6. s., and Is now walking about
on his kpeest r. J. Wpap, siillcdgeviilc, da.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
frce, - SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga, !,
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ding lVtIc. - II. = -
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Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above. TThs1Eow

When factory shuts down the hands
are not likely to shut up.
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AGENTS WANTED.

tolning Currency to
NEW ORLEANS RATIONAL BANK,
Maui n,lno,, r,
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Live Stock,

CHICAGO, Feb. 1i.-Catile. Receipts, . 500 .head
shipments 800 head; market slow and s;cajy:
6eeres ~ aoao ~; steers s. 00a5 u: stockers and
ccipls . e1 head; shipments II COZ hcnd market
steady mixed s. eOai 90: heavy a. SOal 0J; light
50 sOAi ~; skps s. Ola3 ~. sheep-Reccip,s5 'Uc0
head; shipments 5,6Oo head: market Steady: ma.
ans s. 5Oa5 W.; lambs SIOlaGSO.
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Ten ronmC, brick hoI,sc. 90 Thirteenth street,
oRls lev nlnn,cS walk to the business centre
oIpIc city. l'Fice s?,l0O.
I'm nGlncL brick house on South Penn street,
Gp.!l9CalIOn. Lot % fee. front Oh Penn street.
SM.
HE,HIcatI. Lot :slSl!0. Good location and q
rrl house, In ler!cc; repair, G5 Ohio street.
sI1
ISoOIsiI raomcd frame house at 1873 South
s.4!Eay. l'ricc ,WJ.
IL ruGinCl frame house, lot lI0I300, at 81,
iT.uiyn!lih street. LOO.
Use rUOaled dwelling, u North Broadway,
tS0
IsNe roOmcd brick house, 20 South Huron
Fret 81 i5.
Bl'Ilrs, block on Market street. Will pay as
!aTeS.ment
pjablr mouse, rooms each, Mt Nos. 10 and IL
SIth BfoLiwGy, for sJc0. AgUod 10 per cent
laTe,taeni
AIhirr.sIory brick building, s,o:c room on FIRST
a,,F second aud third floors dwelling rooms,
~ data street. Price 81 500.
A new double brick house. 90 md % North
ll'oa S.:cct, SatIHI! and artificial gas through
0a.. viii pay lajj2 per cent rs Investment.
seysa rjoGled dwelling at No. IL North
Fina. street. Lot COxiOl. rrlCc $1,000. 81
Ten rrpmei brick on Eleventh street, si,J01.
fruit farm, withil sight of this city, con.
hlH!ae .iis aces, with NIL the most productive
Al! I4yins varieties Of fruits. Just In their
f1.lt. A.agreat bargain.
BUILDING LOTS.
10. SiI:slS. South Penn, west side, choice
o:i,OH, sl,IO.
lot 3l.lJ, North Huron, old Fair grounds,
So
h. l00Ilt0, southeast corner OF Main and
IErlty%scren,h streets, $3.50.
Ll:nOf:Awcst corner South York and Virginia
s.:St $50. ..r'
Li jJ1lO, McColloch street, near ThIrtIoth,
$50
LQ:slzlO Wabash street, old Fair grounds.
eool location, 500.
LE9xlO), Oh Fourteenth street. for $40.
LO.glIlN South Huron street, SSG0.
Lot JJIiJ. North Front street. Sl.s0o.
L9iGlElW, FiItpenth street, Sl,iOJ.
DIS Oh Erie street, old Fair grounds, 3011n0,
LOS IN zaac's Orchard, from SOD up, accord
i1S location.
Lot @1lW. south side Fourteenth street, near
ic.Otl house, Si,tjp.
10. ll!xla South Penn street, Sl,o5O.
iNiDOiih aide Fourteenth street, can build on
tay ;art Of IL, Size Ggxl2O, 500.
sArils, lafgc and ANAL. Great bargpip5 In
West Virginia Wild lands, lI,-.--
Gool s'oets always on hand for sale.
@. o. SMITH,
.0 1910 MAIN STREET.
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MRS. PARHINGPOu,
Her Pcrplcsitlcs, rrcdicnn,ents md prcdl.
1cct'ops before md After Her Return,
Df u. +. silILLADER.
copyrighted. Al rights rt1erroi.)

e-..u CHAPTER VIII.
The roll OF time and tide that waits for
no man or woman, held good in the case
oil Mrs. Partington, who still laid over at
Lesuan, who, though she at times had a
longing to return to old familiar scenes,
was happy in her surroundings, and the
unremitted kindness that she was con.
stantly receiving. To the ono grca.
question, which is asked in every Ian.
guage under the sun, allow do you like
the countryl" she was as ready to reply
asshe had been on tho first day Of her
arrival:
"Oh, very much, and I nm so prcpos.
ferrous in its favor that l think l have
become native"
This reply she had made for five years;
the Seven Pollies came and went, bring.
ing horses and sweelening trade. with
sugar. 81. pelton. master, now, Dayit de.
ceased; and, as she heard twice year
from her old home, she repressed her
longings, and mingled herself with her
environments like a cake OF Vienna
yeast in batch OF dough.
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80 ,T VII buy q lot on the Old Fair Grounds
addition, on Wheeling Island. !,
NlNEHART g. TATUM,
Real Estate, Stocks & Fire insurance,
.a! 1863 MARKET STREET.

'lWE AMERICAN GARD GAME
nss presldents" Price 10 cents. This
ECrS,eS ,tapidly taking the plncc Of Pedro and
Ia snl 'st may be popular In price as woll as
i,n, sps,iavof We have Issued a special adycr.
i.s,ss.,W ition oil Is cents. This edition Is as
rSsShaud complete Rs tho 20 cent edition, but
nIoi,,n.N cnclitF. presidents" Is endorsed BY
lIirns, teachers and everyone. 1t is entirely
ost,d from The commonplace games usually
s,S. plays and is tho mos, sc!cntic and in.
EIslp,tSS OF AL games. Agents can mako money.
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