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THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Prepared by Clerk Thoncr fol. 1850 The
sSi2;. .City's Revenues mud Expenditures.
y The Council Committee on Accounts
was called to meet last evening, but, as
usual when this committee is called the
first time, there was no quorum, so that
nothing could be properly done by those
who were present. Tho business await.
ing the committees consideration con-
ssts OF a number Of bills that should be
audited and their payment recon-.
mended, VI and "a the annual b. financial
statement prepared by City Clerk
Thoner, showing the various sources
from which the city derived her revenue
Of last year and the several channels
through which the expenditures had to
be made in order to keep the municipal.
ity in good running order. This report
should ihave9receivedG the committees
approval last night. j:..5 (
Z Following will be found a condensa-
ton Of the report: The total receipts
were 1886, 500 95 and the expenditures
1881 sos rs, leaving a balance unex-
pended OF $3.50 90. The receipts were
derived from the following sources: {jj 4
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A$LlTTLEg COLD NAVE

Makes "a Very agreeable Change ( In tho
W Wentlcr--Nlnt n Doctor: Says. u
Quite I'm agreeable change in tho
weather took place yesterday. The cold
snap which; has been SO often promised
and longed. for in vain, finally came, and
although it was not very frigid, and was
accompanied by q heavy wind, I'll was
welcomed as n change from THE very
much more. unseasonabl weather which
preceded it. Throughout the entire day
not a drop of rain fell, and the people
seemed to be happier and to walk;with
a more elastic step in consequence Of the
dry bracing air. ~:
A$reporter{inQuired 5of ii prominent
physician? yesterday concerning the Ell.
feet OF q cold wave on.the public health:
1T will help to stop the epidemic, pro-
yided the influenza is not the real Rus.
sian article, which is at its height in Rus
sia, the coolest country I'M the world.
Most OF the. cases Of supposed influenza,
however, are merely local in character,
and cold weatherswill tend to stop their
spread.as During really cold wealth or peo..
pie, are less liable to catch cold than dur
ing the kind telsweather we have been
having. Il II
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WILLIAM SMITH, n one.armcd colored
vagrant, and James Kane, one.armed
white vagrant, were arrested together by
Officers Wilkie anl Frokme last night.
On the way 10 the lookup they picked
up Charles Witte, who was lying drunk
mn the al raat IL = 10 y tt-st .t5t ~ i, =
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Another Rise Promised,

The river has gradually slipped down
from 81 feet the point reached on. the
last rise, to i II &feot{3 inches, but last
nightit;was stationary and gave; indica.
tons Eol swelling again. The marks; at
Pittsburgh d showed SlI$ feet, which is
quite IA rise, Sand at Oil, City:the stream
was gaining with Q feet in, the channel.
The Andes passed sup,at 4 pm. :ycster:
day for. Pittsburgh enroute from Cincin-
natl: The Liberty! left StheSswharf flor
Clarlngton at $50 p, m. The Elaine
passed down for Parkersburg at o p. IN.
The Rainbow is:2 to:duy's y, Cincinnati
packet leaving at ia. IN. s. The Il udson
will pass up forS Pittsburgh .at 81 4. M.
The Courier is today Parkersburc
packet, leaving at l 80 a: m. II The Lib:
erty now leaves siorS Clarington at $3.50
p. IN. daily
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wellsbnrs Waits.

Gen. +. II. Duval starts for Charleston to-day
1 Electric light is the talk now. 1t will come BY
and BY. 2: &
The Riverside glass works resumed operation.
Monday. s. v ! ii;
Elder Phillips, Of the Disciples church, Is SUI
fering from severe cold. : Z 81
A daughter OF the late Peter Shuey died Mon
day Of pneumonia after short illness. ~
: Daisies, pansles, dandeiions and Juno pink.
have been blooming here for weeks past and rose
bushes arc putting forth leaves. s;'! sI-tS III
4 Mr.. William Brady. a we'll known and highly
respectly farmer, residing three miles cast Of
here. died Sunday after lingering illness.
from ..bad colds.n and II is said that some have
the. Ia grippe There has been quito a demand
upon the druggists for qninlne and antipyrire
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TnE second OF a series OF thres con.
certs to be given by Prof. and Mrs, Ii.
]. ,Arbenz, will luke place on Friday
evening OF this week at Mnnnerchor
hall, A special train will be run out into
the country by the Elm Grove road
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=: Resolutions OF Respect.

sisAta regular stated meeting Of the Stone
Cutters and Masons Union, held Janu.
ary 6,s1s905 the following resolutions Of
coincidence were unanimously adopted /:
1T Shas pleased Almighty
God in his wise providence to remove
from our midst Brother Joseph .Sunder-
land therefore be it, Si,5 4:
n Resolred, That the; sincere and heart
felt sympathy OF our Union be extend
ed to. the family in their bereavement. II
Resolved, That this testimonial OF our
heartfelt sympathy and sorrow be for.
warded to the family oil our deceased
brother and copy. Of it be published
in the daily papers: SS5l s q
IA y f.J. HENRY ROSENBERG, 4
3s'';st34y MAdNER LONG, SSSs;,
II HENRY GuNTIgR. 4 e i n
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8L. s. COOP sells dry. goods the cheapes.
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THAT TERRIBLE 3"GRIpPE.1
What It Renily Is Explained by, One
4 OF tho Best informed Men In

/ Amer lea. h rs " ~,
s The president OF one oil tho leading New York
Medical colleges, In conversation With tho writer
tho other evening, Mld;iy ~ 500 tllf .ss
! ella jrippe,N the Russian influenza, that has
caused 40 much talk, Is more severe afiict'en
I than people usually think. II arises nystefl.
ously and appears TO hayo its origin In tho AZ
Z fnospherc. Tho last time II visited America Was
Z IN lsoa, and II came them M now, from Asia.
gcsiion that the inalady was due 10 the 'lnilu.
CnceS Of tho heavenly bodies, but more modern
science has discovered that II IL due TO the
4 changes In tho electrical conditions. Whatever
may DO tho cause, II IL. 4 strong congestion OF
tho blood vessels and mucous membrane, prin.
clpally In the head and throat, aud nothing but
strong stitnhlant8 will check this congestion and
& keep tho blood actively pirculntlug. For this
= purpose Il know Of nothing better than pure
wbiskcy, and believe Duliy's Pure Malt 10 be
Tho beat and 'purest whisEey known 70 Tue
~ Formerly this iunuonxa was said TO prccode an
4 cpIdemic0l tho pinguo, aud the person who was
about 10 DO taken with the latter. had ~ 4 pre-
! llminafy, a ~ OF BleGzlng. Now II ptecedeI y
+ worse epidemic than tho plague, namely, tht
terrible pneumonia Its beginning Ia slight bu
its ending ID often terrible. Pains In tho limbs
back. chest and head, n Iotc throat and lack
: appcti.e;' copious discharge at tho nose: thcs'
arc sone OF the sym ptonS Of this dread disease
Upon the slightest approach OF any OF thes'
symptoms, a nervous feeling, OF laSSitnde, Iesor
should DO had to 4 ptro whilkcy, which's th
only certain means OF breaking up. this cpl
dcmlG beforp 1t, secures hold upon tho system
or check II When Il has become started. Car
should DO taken however TO secure only tha
which II purc, ~ the article above named cei
tainly is.h s. 59lliti s'.ia.s;7 & ''4t tn
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MARTINS mi FEl,RY sIA1TERS,
The Electric Light Plant In L Operation,
"a News Notes and Personal Points.
John Hatch, Of Nj. Pleasant, Is In. low III

The Electric Light Plant In Operation.
i5sse News Notes and Personal Points.
John Hatch, Of Nj Pleasant, Is In town 81
HASH Ray Il ut Nj. Pleasant, recupoating. VI!
Robert b, ,Nnec, OF Now Lisbon, Is III tho city.
F. Baxter, Of lIopedalc, was Ia tho city yestef.
THE drug stores are doing 4 landoillce, eusi.
"a portion Of the IAughlln mill resumed yes.
torday. X IS ;, = ~
& The now school building in the Third ward Is
enclosed. ~ h 4. a. y & u ssi
John Terrell took In Governor campbell's In.
auguntlon. 6i q n AZ = btl
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Kochrsen yesterday was
largely attended. y gs .atsi 90
Samuel Burns who had his leg broken recently
Is getting along well. IA "a rs = %
When you want anything to read so TO the
Postoillcc news stand. ; 8 Z II ~
James Sweeney. Of Taylontown, Pa. Is the
guest OF 7. Y. sullivan. W VA l &
what has become OF the street scraper pur,
| chased some timo agof = 4 x, 3 y :
Mr.. Oliver Van Pclt lsvlslting his son, Charlie,
Van Pclt, ut Anderson, Ind. '-iss N d AZ y a,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell arc entertaining
MI. nod Mrs. Scott Stone, OF Jamestown, IA. ~
Yesterday drunken Mt. Pleasant tcamstel
fell from his wagon, cutting his face severely, =
< Mrs Purcell and her sons, Robert and wesson
have returned from a ten days visit at Taren
tum, Pa., i n. 4;
Julius Jacobs and his nephew, Ice llarbargcr
leave this week for Dcs Nolnes, Iowa, 10 yisi
relatives. y Z. 13ss3s! v
Alexander. a one.ycar.old son tot! lillian
Humphrey, died on sunday night, lie Will b
buried this morning. s. p. !ss y /, }i
Tho remains OF Mrs. Dorcas Jones were laid L
rest at Mt. Pleasant on Sunday. Tho deceasct
was tho mother.lu.law OF Mr.. q. 0, smlth.SfS5li
Tho newly elected officers In 4 Belmont CIT!
Lodge, /. 0. o. F., No. ri, were Installed las
night by District Deputy Grand Joseph W. Heath
crlngton, OF Bellaire. a . \ 81 (.
Mrs. Eliza Jano Wolf, mother Of Joseph art
Edward Wolf, died very suddenly OF neuralgia
OF tho heart at tho family residence, III llickor!
street. Sunday night. so = i. I. y,
Mr.. John Chapman, OF Bridgeport, has pro
scented tho y. NJ. c. A. Of this city with the f0u
lcttersi"Y. N. c. A." flushed In gold lcai 70 "
fastened oil tho outside OF the building. MI
Chapman Is Secretary OF the y. NJ. CA. a
bridgeport. aif'5s' * N y y ~ q,
Z Tho Martins Ferry Construction Compan!
will furnish power for twenty.slx arc electric
lights OF 1900 candle power each In bridgeport
the dynamo will arrive this week or carly next
The current gu the lower circuit was turned OF
last night and tho streets south OF Hickory wer'
| lighted for the sccond time. Tho lights wer'
turned olr on Sunday night about z o'clock OF
i account OF hot bearing ut the power mouse. sfi
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LOU .SHADACKER:

Has just received IN invoice Of tho celc.
brated LaFOrse French Kid Gloves lin
all popular shades, which We offer ut
Csc, worth 5 ls5. This glove llas never
been -equallCd. Our positive fast black
Hosiery stands without n peer. Every
lnir warranted. i II they ;discolOr the
flesh or lads alter repeated washing we
replace them with other Hose. Our
new line Of Embroidcries md gI0rchOn
Laces now III. n IL. { {3f
ss.S;-si q h, ,(lIT Ana pYG,D ss
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"A Grent Discovery,

In. the medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir of Dates.ig IT combines
the active properties Of dates, figs and
prunes in such a way as to make it zone
Of the most pleasant and effective RENE.
dies on the market It's easily taken
by old and young, and is a sure cure for
habitual3 constipation, biliousness, ;dys-
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by: a weak stomach, dis:
eased kidneys sor inactive liver. Sold in
50 cent bottles by O., R. Goethe, W.flY,
Irwin w. E.sWilliams, John Laughlin,
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co.,wholesale agents. }48jIaa
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]: British Grain Trade.

s. LONDON, Jan. l3.GThe Marx Lane Express. In Its
weekly review Of the British grain trade, says:
The rise In the Bank OF England threatens hold.
ers with increased difficulty In carrying their
corn, though little symptoms OF yielding are
shown The warm weather Uf December and
January Is ugainst good crops. The sales OF
English wheat for the week were 60.lS2 quarters,
At Jos Id per quarter, against 81 $50 quarters at
S0s I'd for the corresponding week last year, For.
clgn whents are STEADY. y American, with the cx.
ccption OF California, israther scarce. The SANE
may be said OF flour. Corn is steady. q
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Senator, Scott Ill.

I. Hon. N. b Scott and wife returned
yesterday from the East. On their visit
to the U. S..Naval Academy they found
their, son Guy laid up with the influenza,
one OF 1l2 similarly effected out Of some;
thing over 800 cadets. Cadet Doddridge,
Of this city, is one OF the i1l2.SS The cpl;
demic laid hold of Senator Scott ON his
way home, and he was obliged to stop
of in Washington. Il He is confined to
his bed and may not be able to go to
Charleston for several ( days. t he lis
thought 10 be threatened with pneu-
mNnia y{St - = II
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Eat a meeting Of I: a.. 1000, Iron and
Steel Workers, X. Of T., held on the
evening Of sJanuaryf1 II, 1890, Gin s Ben.
wood, W..'gSYa.Ithe following resolution
was passed and ordered published in
the hee!inG daily papers: 3ss &
III Resolred, Il That there DO I q vote Of
thanks rendered Mr. J.BW..$ Grub, (oi
Wheeling, W..55Ya.,,l for his kindness in
presenting the Riverside Sworkmen$ Eo
this city with a handsome clock. N h
II [Signedl j. MANLY, r. S. l vi;
q SAMUEL SLoNE;; n. NV, ~
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l@3y In heavy weight :Woolens, consisting
OF Suitlngs, pnntalJOnins and Over.
,coatings, nillcll.we warrant TO rnakt vi
In ilrsl.ciaSs style. SS5Il3S1
81 100 dOzDn Iavru OF those celebrated %
cent? Halt: Hose In Fast ! Black, fherlnG
and .Cnme's Hair just received. ~
rs umbreilaS-A complete! limo OF ! Silk
and tGlorla& CIOll,t win told, Silver and
Natural iMovd llan,iles, nj II,
! 81 e.. HESS s. SONS,
Z 1871 X 1898 Market Street, 4
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y. Mo. a. Entertainment o.Nisht.
]. The Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton members entertainment for nhis
month twill $be given Tonight The
members OF the Association have the
privilege of taking their lady friends.
The programme will consist OF solos by
Miss Kate Michael, Miss Theresa Phil
lips and Mr.. will Day and Z Rotations
byian elocutionist from New York. I
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Il PROFESSOR ISnErr, the optician, has
returned from Cleveland and lwill re-
main at Lash's, corner Mainland Eleventh
streets for one week. The Professors
reputation for adjusting glasses lis well
known In this city, and those needing
spectacles, or with weak eyes, or defec:
tive vision, will do well to consult him.
Examination for glasses free. M
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KS IN! Oh 'rannUt see and need slIcctacles
y III si,uuld Call Oh us and have your Eyes
sissiGa Without Charge. ne have the
!nGsttinStrnlnsR,s anu gioro experience
itaenJ amy other Optlclan lin the State,
ind guarantee satisfaction or money rc-
funded. AG0B ( .IGltUBB, s.5 70
.5S ~ JeWeler and Uptician, h
5f;ss5 Cor, Twelfth and !Aarket Streets.
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.uyr cSll.lelllgelller,
Z Otlice. Nos. 20 and q Fourteenth Street.


20 New! Advcrtiscme ~.
For Rcnt-Dwclling House. 4 ~ si:5{,s 81
Family Arlington, steel Plate RaDgcs-Joseph
Bell Stove Co. s.s9e.,l y % - 2s.'sE
A Rare Chance to Make Money Irvine
Holder. st t9S ~
{. slockholders' Meeting Hinge Co.
{ Stockholders Meeting-Bclmont Nall Co. -,
plyidcuG-Franklnl Insurance Co. jjassS rs,
Wanted :
7, stoGsholdess'f Meeting schmulbach Brewing.
4 For Reut-Rinchart 4 Tatuin. 2.
Charlottesville Barber. q a , s,slI
n Wedding Gi.ts-Ewng gros n 4 ~
4 ArchileCt-M. +. Gicscy. i 81. }
That Terrible t"Grippe9--Duhy's Pure Malt
Fourth puyc ,E,,r- ySifygl;i;;@
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~. TnE 4 first regular d meeting 4 Of 9 the
Woman'sR Hospital Association will ;be
held in the diningroom Of the Y.sM: @.
Al, on Wednesday; January5;l5, Z lat 1 8
O'Clock. FSs ms. w. F. BUTLER, Pres't t. 81
NJ Miss HUNTER, Sec y. Y
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IA REGULAR scmi.lnontllly; meeting OF
Council will be hold this evening. The
most important matter that will engage
tho attention OF the body will he the
Union Bridge Company's ordinance
granting certain rights OF way on the
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8 ORA. s! ToDD's Pills are m old time
remedy, and Just as good as they are old.
by-~Te''s- .s,f.rs,-s,',
x Elixir OF Dntcs y

Is a combination Of the active properties
ofEdates, figs and %prunes, and other
tropical I fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered 4 itiim-
mensely popular. It cures habitual con:
indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles: etc., Sold JIM so cent
bottles by O. r. y g oetze, w. :sW.i Irwin,
VIZ .asWilliams and EJohnss Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.!
wholesale agent Is. Z. e
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.$lS,Q!Q0]I0FFEREDZ.
/! ForStheS Old ": Court, House. Pro- %
peertyS Last Night.
ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT
Ready for tho Committee on Ac.
counts-A Synopsis Given Below. Z
Tho Firc Department Commit.
iteo Mcets..New Dox ordered.

"a meeting Of the Council Committee
on Real Estate was hold last night. Bills
amounting to about $40 were audited
and recommended paid. a communi.
cation, was received from A1essrs. George
A. Laughlin, Dr.. J. L., Dlckey, and D.
l. lleiskel, In which they offer Sl5,00
for the old Court House property ut the
corner OF Chapline and Twelfth streets.
The communication was read and the
offer discussed, and the committee
finally decided to recommend to Council
the acceptance OF the offer, It being the
highest bid thus far received. a Il .'iS|
This Is the first time the sale OF the
property to y any particular party has
been recommended by Council com.
mittee, and 1T will probably have the
effect OF opening up u way TO dispose
OF tho property. K e l5,'f!ii't
To Just what particular purpose the
gentlemen who mako this offer desire TO
put the property; Is not known. There
have been frequent suggestions made rs
To- what an admirable site u II
affords for a large and modern fiat build.
ing. The location for such building or
building OF another character is an OK.
cellent one. "a y 81
Another Fire Alarm zIiox 5IIccon,n ended.
The Council Committee on Fro De.
partment met last night and audited
bills amounting to Sl10 81. The sub,
committee appointed to try to arrange
for the purchase oil n piec OF ground, IL
ieet by 60 feet, from Mrs. Elliott for the
purpose of opening a rear entrance to
the Vigilant engine house, reported lie
inability to effect a reasonable purchase,
and recommended that the price OF the
property be left to arbitration, providing
such al arrangement can be made with
Mrs. Elliott. Upon the Chiefs sugges.
ton, 1t was ordered that le procure
another fire alarm box to be placed near
Bloch Bros tobacco factory and that
the one at Jacob and Forty.third streets
bc removed to Woods street, thus better
edualizing the distance between them
The Chiefs annual report was read and
accepted, and ordered filed. No.
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The Quickest Time q Ever Made by
the Louisville md Nashville II. II. q

NJ IA is on their Present Schedule. 80,
Trains leave Cincinnati daily "a NJ. aud 7:5O
PM Arrive Louisville lbs A. N. and HIS T. NJ:
Nashville 40 T. N. and $50 a. NJ; birmingham
1880 +. 81. and $40 p. NJ; Montgomery 2ej a. ~.
and 7:oj 7. ~; Mobile $40 A. ~. and 2O5 a. Nj;
Albany. S:l5 a.: n. and l:e0 a. NJ; Thomnsville
ll:.j a. NJ; New Orleans 1910 noon and 100 A. NJ.
Jacksonville, Fla. 2:l0 T. NJ. and 7:555 a. NJ Re-
'spectlvely Is hours and As minutes to New
Orleans md 30 hours md Is minutes TO Jnclson-.
Vile. Both trains run through! solid 10 New
Orleans with Pullman Buffet Shoppers attached,
clnnati To Jacksonville without change. d
For further information write HERMAN HOLMES,
GT.!l.iA., Medina, o.; C.. L. Spraguc, T. PA,
Detroit Mich; or s. s., PARKER, D.; T. a., Gin.
clnnatl, o. 5 ~; b z
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ITO the Ladies',
I Ito the Ladies'. Is
The e y Wheeling ln s! Co. .
1llss:.:lltss:l / MARKET 4, ST.,
pa Near Twelfth st. /.
=, ~. X. ~ S,tsii 5
= Near Twelfth ST..


With the beginning Of the New Year
comes the retrospect Of the 'old.-While
the year Just ended has contributed to
history many Of its saddest incidents and
darkest pages-yct. we as business men
are forced to admit that it has been with
US n prosperous and highly successful
one.-With& its ( ending We $hay;e not not
Sworn orr from our old system Of do.
ing business-but we have t..4Turned c,,,el;
a new leaf" and made many good r ESQ.,
lntions that embody decided advantages
for our patrons OF the present year, II i've
have resolved-irstly- SgiVe Won the
desirable privilege OF 4 furnishing zyour
home with; the most modern@stylish--
and substantial goods on easy; weekly
semi-monthly or ! monthly payments
Secondly--Tol D keep & constantly: before
you the largest and most complete line
OF Furniture--C arpets-Stoves and GEN.
eral 3 housefurnishing goods. ThirdlyZ
to sell all goods in instruments at strictly
cost prices. Fourthly-to give: mora
goods for less money. than ! any other
house, and on easier terms. Fifthly-to
deliyerall orders with promptnessj and
dispatch and, lastly-to offer YOU ali the
advantages Of q perfect credit system. r 1 !;
81 = ~ =
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4 s. .3stS, IS
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SA'Ouless.rio,n.s

8 Do you suffer with habitual constipa-
ton or biliousness 2 II SO, try. the pleas.
ant mutt laxative, Elixir Of Dates. & 1t
will cure you. Sold i'm so cent bottles
by CIR. Goetze, WV. Irwin, W. s. E.
Williams, John Laughlin. Is Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., wholesale
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- " IF17- % - ~ - ~ y
Us LIFE WORTH LIVING ?

Motif you 60 through the world idyissIpaespI,..
tics Or. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. are
{: positive cure yfor! the worst forms OF
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency. and
Constipation Guaranteed and sold iby
Logan Drug CO., JgT.t G Goodwin & CO.,
OR Goetze,S as =. Young, John Cole:
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~. .3!S IlEIEt
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APlcasins Sense

Ofhealth and strength renewed and OF
ease .and comfort follows the use .of
Syrup Of Figs, rs it acts in harmony with
nature to edectually cleanse the system
when costiye.or bilious For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles byall leading druggists.
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