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z The river was stationary at this point
last evening with a depth in the channel
according to athe5 levee gauge, OF 9,feet
Q inches. The Rainbow passed up with
q big trip. aTbeAndes is due up, today
in the Cincinnati. Pittsburgh trade.& The
Courier put IF Il twenty-five 81 tons
Of gas pipe "a at n Anderson's Do Land.
ing,&$ above Steubenville, yester.
day. This y steamer n reached Il here
ut 2 p. M The Ben Hur; touched at this
point at IL o'clock Saturday night or; her
way from Parkersburg to Pittsburgh; She
had s125 passengers Registered thus Ifar
on her trip and had on board about all
the freight she could shandle. n The. Ben
Hurwill pass down at noon today. y; Mr.,
Richards, of the Courier Is, according
to- report, to- be married a&in4$IAlle.
ghenyI City: next Thursday y ohm >Ber-
gle, of Powhatan, started tiorE Pittsburgh
on the Courier last Friday to- visit lis
brother, but before reaching there she
was stricken with apoplexy.fG He was on
board the boat as she passed down YES.
terday, being taken back to his home al
fast as possible There are no hopes for
his recovery. NJ mi, ~
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
str,.nEers In til. CITY and Wheeling People

strangers In the City nnd Wheeling People
Z q, Y ~ Abroad. Z Il
miss Mary Dobbs, Of Kansas City, Ii
visiting friends on.the lsIand.y
4 Miss Jessie Kirker, Of Wellsburg, Ii
the guest Of Miss Jennie Heryey,of the
Island. % S5i5:lI;3h5
g Capt Charlie I'll List, a former well
known steamboat clerk, Is reported Ia
be lying seriously Ill Mt Cadiz. N.
Il! John o. Pendleton returned to Wash.
ington Saturday evening, after spending
the Congressional 4 holiday @ vacation
here. n iSit AZ
Twill Etzlcr and John Schilling left
Saturday night for Philadelphia, to re.
sumo their studies at the Jefferson Medi.
cal College. M A
n Charles Edmund !. Garvin, &who has
been at home during the holidays, re-
turned to Morgautown Saturday tc
resume his studies. "a s5i3
Mrs. Lewis Bennett, Of Weston, nee
Miss Sallie Maxwell, OF this city, is max
ing her mother and sister a visit at theil
home on the South Side. & ,.i :,
Rev. DryW. H. Cook, OF the Secont
Presbyterian Church, returned Saturda,
from "a! brief visit In 4 Baltimore. Fl,
brought back his two sons with him. X
Mr.. viii Baird, who has been spend
ing the holiday vacation with his pa
rents III this city, returned to Philadel
phia Saturday to resumes his studies a
the Jefferson Medical College,
The first Of series OF four "a
Homesn Mrs. Daniel L. Heiskell lis t,
give on the remaining Thursdays OF thi
month will occur next Thursday Z after
noon. The hours are from 2 to 5 ami n,
cards orc issued. :s55 z;
Tue position Of principal Of the Ola,
school made vacant by the marriage o
Miss Meholin will, it is understood, b
filed by Miss Mary Reppetto, OF TIL
Webster, school, and Miss Clohan will
fit the place made vacant by Miss Rep
petto. rs n B, 3,i;i35:.
~! Miss Alice Montague, of Baltimore
arrived in the city Saturday night IN,
will be the guest OF Miss AlcMechen, a
her home on Chapline street for til
next few weeks. Z Miss Montague was
guest Of Miss McAIechen two years ago
and her return ) will be hailed witt
pleasureby the many admirers she VOL
at that time. 81 a y Il
Correction In the Health 0 Ulcers Report
"A slight mistake occurs in the annua
report OF 4 Health Officer Garrison a
printed on the third page Of this issue
In the last tables in the report, undo
the sub-head "Work Done at the Gre
lDatory"Iit is made to appear that tn
| fffru rno n "a n { a htnc rapranrnf ykr -.
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Il A Pleasant 1sNeeYtJ,}U.

4; Mrs Nj Stevens Hart, Mrs Charles
Baf.lett Hart aud Miss Mae Belle Hart,
with her visitor, Miss Colin, Of Muir.
kirk, Md,SSs gave sS ihesE tirstI5of y the
twoa$""at lfSli homes b announced for
this month, \ Saturday, Si afternoon
and z evening at their 70 residence on
North Main street. The Z afternoon
reception hours were taken advantage Of
by ladies exclusively, but In the evening
the gentlemen callers were fully las Snu-
merous Ms the ladies'. The ladies Of the
house were assisted Id receiving by sew.
efal Of their lady; friends, The next ."at,
heme|s at the, Hart residence will be on
afternoon and evening, jan
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subjects for tho Iveck Of PRAYER r 4, =

For many years the first week OF Jan.
nary, including the first and second
Sabbaths OF the. month, has been OBJ
served as a season OF special prayer by
many Of the religious denominations for
the outpouripg OF the Spirit and the
conversion OF the world. The idea was
first suggested by the late Rev. DR.. Nor
rison, most useful missionary Of the
American Presbyterian Church in India,
and was afterward adopted BY the
Evangelical Alliance; which annually
preparesa programme Of topics adopted
by many churches, while Iothers tpre-
pare their own subjects and follow their
own methods. X The following pro.
gramme will be observed = by the First
Presbyterian Church OF this city, in
which there will BIZ services every even
ing this week at half past seven O'Clock,
except Saturday: Z 1 4; L e y,
Monday, January 8-Subject, "Thanks.
giving for ;Mercies.n Prayer for hum.
Die spirit and contrite heart.
.5Tuesaay-Prayer for the outpouring
Of the Holy Spirit upon our own church
and the church in all lands; that her
faith and holiness may be increased, SO
that she may be d faithful witness for
the Lord Jesus Christ. 4 81 5. ~
Wednesday-Prayer for Christian fam.
lilies; for sick aud afflicted members; for
young men and women. s5s. y5SjslS
Il Thursday-Prayer for 4 nations, for
rulers, magistrates and statesmen for
all benevolent and philanthropic insti-
tutiofls. sss5 {; Z sSis;5 n. RI <
rFriday-Prayer for Sabbath Schools
nall lands, and Tor the Divine blessing.
on all Christian effort for the, spread 4 Of
the Gospel of Salvation everywhere. L
n Saturday-Prayer for the ,circ ulation
ofLthe Bible; for the observance OF the
Sabbath for the removal of intemper-
ance and for the rescue Of the fallen, ~
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~ Cather-Changeable.
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l.,Tlil',0Il I7lIla9za ..l1-a-lT . :
Z DANCING ACADEMY.

Prof. John Mullen, Dancing Academy,
! 1Iwnnerchor' Hall. S$Es4, " !
a His second term for, Ladies and Gen
tlemen will commence January Z, from
1880 to. 10 o'clock p. nj. twill continue
on Tuesdays and; Thursdays of each
week. w ednesday, January s, a class
for Misses and Masters from 5 to 5 p. M,
will continue on Wednesdays and Satur-
days OF each week. The Professor
wishes all those intending entering
hitler Of these classes to come and see
him at the above time and place, or ad.
dress him ut i1135, Market street. Good
references required from strangers; ~ 4
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Wheeling Instalnlont Co.

THERE'S nothing here that we wouldn't
have here.-There Is nothing that you
don't want. -Everything we offer this
week Is as fresh as flowers culled Sin
spring time.-We haven't any old stock
to offer at reduced prices.-What we offer
are brand I new goods lat rock bottom
fgnres.-Goods that VIC, can recommend
goods that will please wherever they
are placed-goods that carry with them
our reputation-;we offer at prices that
will compel you to come here.-;You
can't study your, own, interest and smiss
this opportunity OF ibuying brand new
goods at the same prices that you pay for
old stock elsewhere. ii you haven't the
ready money don't stay, away--come
anyhow-we will gladly help You outs
We're not afraid to trust.-Don'tS deny
yourself any comfort our immense stock
can contribute, for. want Of money
Come here, select your goods and well
deliver them for you.---;Yon can; pay lis
back on easy payments while you're
using them.-Don't do without anything
we have here when its within reach 3of
all.-There is no excuse for not having
a comfortable home.-The Wheeling In.
stalment Co., 1851 3S-1l40i ! Market
street, offer many inducements to house
wives, and it remains with them to take
advantage of them. 4. III 4 III
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.He:,;a;;althSis5W

q DR. +. Z .tKEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TRrAT.
MESr gnarsnteed specific for nyseria, Dizzi.
ness Commissions, Fits, Nervous y Neuralgia,
nse OF alcohol or tobacco, Wakeiulness, Mental
Depression, softening OF the RraIn res,lting in
insatiity and leading to misery, decay and
death. Premature Old Age. Batrenness, LOIS Of
spermatorrf1Ga caused BY ovcr.exertfon; OF ihe
brain, self.abuse or over.induigence.S 4 Each box
contains one months treatment 81 90 a box,
or six boxes for IS %, sent by. mail prepaid on
receipt OF price. .WEGUARANTEE SIX BoXEs
TO cure any case, y " It'll each order received by
ug for Mx boxes, accompanied with IS %, We
VIII send the purchaser our written, guarantee
t9 refund the money H. the treatment does moi
etiect cure. Guarantees issued only BY Nc:
LAIN AZ! BROTHERS, Druggists, Sole Agents, NC.
Lain Block: cor. Market, and Twelfth streets
Wheeling. a.lsliIi8 iglg538Gi kc9s. TThssw
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THAT TERRIBLE Cough n,

IN tie morning, hurried or Z difficult
breathing, raising phlegm, tightness in
the chest, ,quickened pulse, chilliness in
the evening or sweats at night. all or
any of these things are the drst stages
Of consumption. u Dr.! Acker's English
Cough Remedy iuiA cure these fearful
symptoms, and is sold under 4 positive
guarantee by Logan Drug Co.,,J. T. Good
win 4 Co., Q. r. Goethe, A. T. Young,
John Coleman, G. NIenkemeller. DAw.5
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49, r. ~ IL sg's,7s7 s',5th $40 4ssls
The Proposed New Jail.

The Board iof. County Commissioners
wiitmeet in regular monthly session this
morning. It has been intimated that q
prominent business man will appear be.
fore the Board to argue against the cree
ton Of the proposed new jail. 1t this
connection It is not likely that there will
be any further condemnation proceed.
ings had before the Circuit Court, as the
report is that \ the committee, having
charge Of that matter have agreed with
Mrs. Lorain Boreman to pay, her $4,000
for her property at the sounthwest. cor
ner Of Eotf and Fifteenth streets, and
there are indications OF amicahle agree.
ments being made, with other property
holders interested. 4. 4 ei3syS
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Is a combination Of the active properties
Of ] dates figs and prunes, and other
tropical ,fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered Z IL i'm:
mensely popular. It cures habitual con.
indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc.S Sold {inf so cent
bottles by @ r. ( Goetze, W. Irwin,
We. WILLIAMS and John / Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co..
wholesale agea "a. y
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The annual report OF the scity's re:
ceipts and expenditures which Clerk
Thoner is preparing will show a total Of
miscellaneous receipts from sources
other than taxation and water and gas
rents, Of ST, 30l 05, (which is $3.50 90
in excess OF the revenues from the same
sources in. 1888, and Sl0,3l0 3S in excess
OF what it was estimated they would be.
The books OF the. Gas Board for the
year 1889 have been closed and the total
output Of gas for the year is shown to
have been l26, 657, 800 cubic feet, an in.
crease Of IA, Az, 800 cubic ieet over the
output Of 1883. To make this gas re-.
quired the consumption OF So, 561 bush.
els OF coal, y Il
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. |l
Who 3 line from
/ |! Baltimore q! ii Here !! 4
DIES , ara gG00D, RIPE Z AGE.
Governor " ls0nt Goes TO Richmond
zen an Important Mission CertiA.
~ Gates Q { Incorporation Grant.
tffftJfsa tsf- kSsAs Nm
Il cd =, University Changes. 4! n

John snider died at his homo near
Uniontown, Pa, last week, aged 70 years.
This old man started ii lie as a teamster
on the Ole, National pike, and at the age
Of nineteen organized . line q teams
called the Merchants Transportation
Line II did "a large business for tl,at
time bringing goods from Baltimore to
this city and other western towns.
Later In life Mr. Snlder, was engaged in
railroad building, u g,s ~ r. n
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1,Ss:$3 il you cannot see and need spectncles
iy0,l should call on us ant, have your Eyes
Tested without clarge.siWe have the
/ finest Instruments and more experience
than ally other 0ptician In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money ~.
funded. 60 JACOB w GRUHB, n ;ss s75g
sss;Is' JeWeler and 0pticlan,
$;5 81 Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Martins Ferry Notes |,

| a.
Mrs. Groves, Of st. Clairsyille, Is tbs
guest of Martins Ferry friends for few
days. 90 n ID ~ q
Prof. John Gray, Of Concord is spend
ing sa:iew days with his brother, j. G.
Gray. n,
Miss Maggie Ralston, one OF the teach,
ers IN the Central building, is confined
to her room byan an attack Of influenza
The report has reached this place thai
County Commissioner W. a., Berry, will
resign in a short time and remove to The
West. Z i; MI q i, & a;
Rev. CEM. Conway goes to Smithfield
to-day to assist Rev. Or. G. G, Sedgwick
in holding a series OF revival meetings
at that place. n, 80 3
All members OF the Merchants Pro.
tect.ye Association will close their places
OF business at o'clock this evening in
order to attend the regular meeting Of
their organization. 334 .s5g "a +,
Friday evening William a. Sedgwick,
Of Glenn's Run, was getting on his horse
from high fence, when the top board
gave way, causing him to fall across the
fence sideways and breaking, two ribs.
He was assisted home, his injuries at
tended to and he is getting along as well
as could be expected. "a t's = 5;Ea
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u HANp.sEwED extension sole Shoes for
ladies are the most stylish and most
practical shoe made. g We open to- day
ten cases OF our Matchless line at So SO,
Opera and Common Sense Lasts, O. D
and E widths. ALEXANDER 4 Co., S$$5yi
iI;l 1910 Main street. A.
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4 An Important Matter.

Governor Wilson went to Richland
last week. His mission was to endeayor
to make arrangements with the Virginia
authorities to secure for this State the
land books OF the respective counties
thereof down to 1868. The Governors
object is to secure these books ind have
the Legislature, at the coming special
session, appropriate Il sufficient amount
to have all tue land grants OF land in
this State copied from the records In the
land office ut Richmond i'yti
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s Changes ut tho stntc unIyorsity.o

Executive Committee Of \ the
Board Of Regents oi the State Uniyer.
sity has arranged i to fill tho vacancy
caused by the resignation OF the Chair
Of Metaphysics by Prof Purinton, who
has accepted the presidency of tue
Dennison University, by transferring
Prof. p. B. Reynolds, of the school 81
English, to Prof. Purinton's school, and
apportion the work hitherto done by
Prof. Reynolds among the 4 various
professors. This arrangement Is con.
adhered only tnlnnnrar,.N n aEsSlAag.t ~ -
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K! Jennings, II. sor ket q
Pittsburgh, sand lMr.%S.T D. Gordon, Of
Cleveland, the Ohio State Secretary ot
the Association. There we're other
hymns sung by tho congregation, and a
collection taken gup that brought In "a
goodly sum. The benediction was pro.
nonnced by Rev. Dr.. D.8A. Cunning.
ham, OF the First Presbyterian Church.
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.Ituportant Meeting Of Lincoln Club.

~ ~. H1lporthtt alctttilS OF Lthcoin Club.
An annual meeting Of the members Of
Lincoln Club will be- held this evening
for the purpose of electing seven direct.
ors to serve Tor three years, and trans.
acting other important business. AN
earnest request is made that all members
be present, as the future existence OF
the club twill probably be determined at
this meeting Every member should
make it point to take a friend who lis
not member with him to this Emeet-
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Snnccnl1,rr Police Work.

Sssi During the month oi December, 1ol
4 arrests were fmadeabyi the city police
force, for $theS following iolfenses: Dis
4 orderly conduct N; keeping J house $of
iii repute:4 inmate Of same 2l;!found
lin 5samc q; drunkenness Il 4; carrying
concealed 3 pisloi8I; 3 peddlin!g without
license 3 pagrancyi Is !; distinguishing
street light profanity |; indecent ex.
posure i h! abusive language u wife
/ beating - contempt OF court 2. The
/ total amount Of fines and costs assessed
was sl,70S' ot.which 1922 40 was paid in.
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4 THE weather yesterday was the most
unreasonable which this very tickle win.
ter has yet served up. During the day
it was as snltry us chilly day in Au.
gust, and last night a warm, pleasant,
bud.opening spring rain fell. The mist
and steam rose from the streets, and q
sort Of all.pelvading impurity accom-.
nanind II .tl1 q ISL Z 81 ~ q g = Z y
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y Mrs. Groves, Of st. Clairsville, Is the
guest Of Martins Ferry friends for few
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isI.V-.l FIN . ~ : n
"a Any DruEEjBt n

In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates ifSyou need q gentle and
reliable laxative. MI your, liver is irac.
tive yon can Z hope I for good health
taking Some J sais remedy Elixir 81 q
Dates is Just what YOU need. Il Giyc II i
trial. Y Sold in 50 cent bottles by OR.
Goethe, W.S};N.$i irwin, \ johns Laughlin!
Logan Drug Company and EG oodwin,, &
Co., wholesale agents. IS!
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SECRETARY LHNcn's REPORT. 5

3S"Our well equipped gymnasium PROV
ed to be one of the chief attractions to
young men both for exercise and inspec-
ton. 1t was used every weekday and
l06 Glasses were held lg4l l,''i a. s;
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III; " Asull11saToS, Jan. 81 For West Viz,
einia,, showers, southwesterlyi winds
warmer in eastern, stationary tempera.
tire in western portion. sa.s SIS,
81 For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
trainEwarmer, southwesterly winds, FOL.
lowed Monday night by Golfer weather.
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g OLD remedies under new names are
being constantly introduced to the pub
lie, but DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup still
maintains its pre.eminence. 33;s;
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Confirm our statement when We say that
Dr. Acker's English Remedy is in every
way: superior to any and all other prepar.
atoms for the Throat and Lungs. lii
Whooping Cough and Group, it is magic
and relieves saty once! We offer you a
sample bottle free. Remember; this
Remedy is sold on "a positive guarantee.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., ]. r. GOOD.
win 4 Cos @. Re- Goetze, ,A.%ST Dung,
John Coleman, @. Menkemeller. D6w-3
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tTA.h-',s5' 2 FT7lssp' E-IlESts,
Z A Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease 5 and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to eHectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. u For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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.WnAT shall I do t" the maiden cried,
he will be here tonight and my hands
gre chapped; however,I have a bottle Of
Salvation Oil. "&S t &; E;iI'IiS
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;TSWIsHSTOy ENlPLOY3jAIsFEWSITI

;T9WIsHS Ito EMPLO YJASFEW i&TA:.
ness at their homes; entirely ,unobj ectionable!
i!ght;Svcry fascinating and beautiful; no talk.
ing reqn!tet;t permanent position = wagesi so
per week. Good pay for part time. 81 J refer.
ences include some Of the best well known peo.
pie off Louisville, Cincinnati, ri ,ssbuvht Ind
elsewhere. 1t,Address with stamp Mrs.; ARioN
WALKER, Fourth aud Chestnut 6G.; Louisville,
KY. s5l3f' se2s.vyx9 Y
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Telephone 553.

S5 You can use anyone's telephone in call
ing US, and We will send you anything
you want in Shoes on approval.
~ 81. ~ ALEXANDER & Co, F9SS
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Il OWING to the fact that We expect TO
move on April 1--WE will CLOSE out a
large assortment Of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles sand type:
writer's. Intending to devote our atten.
tionIS exclusively. to the, Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagrapb,
World and Merritt sTypewriters and a
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains. y A, &
IA; MI EpW, L; RosR "a ca. X
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91' 81 81
In delicate health and all :w no suffer
from habitual constipation, dyspepsia,
bilionsness or piles. should Try, the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates.S Sold
in 50 cent bottles by$2 q re oetze, w.
": Irwin, John Laughlin. 4 Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co.,whole-
sale agents. " &; (,
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~
AlEN''s Cork Sole, Shoes S. rs. 35Ei3
us ALExAEpRR, & Co.. 1919 Main street

Ask your grocer for Buckeye Extracts,
best and cheapest. Y Guaranteed pure. N
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fECATAl,llll,E
Catarrhal Deafness = Hay Fcver-A New
r & ~ Home Trent nj cnt " " ~ E

Catarrhal Deafness = Hay Tever-A New
I. Home Treatment. IA a MI X
Sufferers are 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
d fact, and the result, of the discovery, is
that "a simple remedy, has been formu-
lated whereby catarrb, 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. !; 4 81
& n. B.-This treatment is not "a snuff
Or m ointment both hive 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 aA.H.Y Dixon & Son,
$751; and 800 West King street., Toronto,
Canada.I7C Christian advocate. II
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IT-- iEV5F5V sI5F3-. Igf9F1|Ts7F
y. Sick headache 1 is readily cured sby
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which tones and
regulates the digestion, and creates aa