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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 j[](|] i
Joh1!n1. and ! Joseph Moore AZ, (; Arrested
that Charge 3.
IN THIS y CITY. YESTERDAY,
The Unfinished BAD Coin Found III
Their Ciot'ics-C Conflicting State. {
3i ,hents Concerning their ldcn..
gssi5 ty--G Good { Police Work. 4

For tho past two or three days a large
amount: Of spurious coin, principally
dimes and quarters, has been put in cir,
culations in tho saloons In this city, On
Tuesday night two men apparently
about 20 years old, worked of some bad
coin on several saloon keepers. officer
West was notified Of these operations,
and given a description Of the men yes.
terday morning. About 2 o'clock in the
afternoon Officer West saw two fellows
answering the description OF the couu.
terieitors, at Main and Fourteenth
streets. Z. He called Officer Short TO
assist him, and the two arrested the BUS.
poets at Twelfth street. They were
taken to the City Building, where they
gave II tho names John n and Joseph
Moore, 4. and 4 stated that they were
brothers, and N lived in Baltimore
and were 2; here hunting work vi
the machinist trade. They could not
however, give their street and number
at Baltimore, nor could they remember
how long since they left home. In theiI
pockets were found some spurious guar
| ters and',twenty.two dimes which had
not had the mould seam scraped from
the edges, and which { had mot been
milled. They also had files for milling
and finishing the. edges and chalk toi
taking tho new appearance from thu
coin. They finally admitted that the,
had bought S. Of coin for 81 from a man
they did not know, and whom they had
met in tho woods. 1tf VI
"a The base coins have fairly good rims
and would pass muster ordinarily, ex.
eept that they are very light. " r.
| a Deputy Uuited States Marshal John
Deyine swore out warrants and the po
lice officers took the crooks before United
States Commissioner. Forbes, who will
give them hearing to-day. They will
probably be taken 10 Parkersburg to ap
pear before the United States Crane
Jury next week. ~, Ell. Z.
They are evidently q bad pair Of crooks
and the officers who hunted the matter
down deserve credit for their work. z
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1 Great improvements.

II II Ia not many years ago people travelled on
horseback or by stages: now NIFTY miles an hour
Isnot fast enough for them. Formerly people
wrote letters that were weekfln reaching their
destination; now the telegraph flashes thought
around The world. Formerly doctors bled their
pat,ents ter nearly every complaint; now they
use advanced science Of the highest order.' Prof.
Aps,ln Flint Of bellevue College, says: "The
iudlcious use Of alcoholic stlmulAntS Is one Of
die striking characteristics o. progress IN the
piscttoe OF medicine during tho last hall ccn'
tury,nE ProI. Henry Mott, ph. D.. 7. G. g.. sAys.
HBy most careful analysl' have found Dufly'a
pnre Malt Whisky, free from authorizations Q!
foreign snbstauGcs. and Il deserves 10 meet with
great suctess."3 Tho we'll known DR.. R.QW.
Hutchinson. OF New York says: ~ highly re.
commend DufIy's Pure Malt WAiskey and pre-
scribe Il cxtensively In my practiee.,i Rev. D.
Mills, OF Princeton, Iowa, s4ys; " have ticd
Duhy's Pure Malt Wbiskcy With great benefit tC
my vile, who u \ confirmed Invalid. know
from experience II Ia n pnre and most valuable
medicine. am also using II III the case OF my
son, who IL threatened with consumption q ]
AN a Pfcsbyter clergyman and q doctor O.
divinity, but / am not afraid 10 recommend
DuHy's Matt Whiskey rs tho pafcss and mos
efficient tonic that know OF, and my OF pcricnnc'
IL 4 large one 'gUNgF 'nTs Iiit - slra no2l'Th
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Z, Two New, Lailmber comIpDn N e. y. a

Secretary OF State Walker has Issued a
certificate of incorporation to: the S. b.
Cox Lumber, Company, which is organ;
lied ! for the purpose Of owning 8 and
operating san. mills and dealing in lam.
Der. The principal Office is to be- kept in
Charleston. Tho Sum, OF $500 has been
subscribed to the capital stock, 3 all of
which has been paid in. Tie stock is
divided into; shares Of SlOO, Of which D.
M: Patterson, }Jr., John "a. Peyten, a.
q. Malone; ~ ohm @. iNeale and NJ s,
Burlew, of Charleston, hold one each. AL
"a charter has also been Issued by Sec.
retaryi Of; State Walker to the W. M.
Branch Veneer & Lumber Company, or
ganized for the purpose Of building, leas-
ing and operating saw; mills and planning
mills and Of buying and selling the pro-
ducts, thereof, etc. IS The principal Office
Is to be at Glen Elk and the charter is to
expire January l, 1910. The sum Of $500
has been subscribed to the capital stock,
ten per cent. Of which has been paid In
with the privilege of increasing : said
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The first I regular meeting OF the
Woman's Hospital Association was held
at the Y.M. @. A. building yesterday
afternoon and a start made that is con.
sidered very encouraging by the ladies
who have formed this organization. Mrs.
w. F. Butler presided over the meeting
asAPresident OF the 4 Association. q Con-
siderable stock was subscribed and the
reports male indicated that but little
trouble will be had lin securing liberal
subscriptions from number Of public.
spirited citizens: As is doubtless under.
stood by everyone this Association was
formed for the purpose of lurthering the
project which contemplates the main.
tanning fthe proposed City Hospital. (,
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f'7I7lspiN fssr5ryyl ts So ~
/ BELI,AlRE BRIEFS.
John a. Keyser Dies OF Ills :. g On

.iohn7A Xavier Dies Of Ills lnJuriss Gen.
r.r.i S.ss Notrs. d
:, S...,,s !. MAYA, n,oun has the
y Mfs. broWnt WIZ W et"sot' -, TX
grippe =, :, 4, . \. ., !, N, \.
The conIitlea o. ME ME ii hoes ~
unchhhscai sne % .s'! 80 4, pa,.
There i4 no change "a INC eohdltioh VI NV
Aakias' Of INC a. NJ =. enus.n. ~
I Mrs. George Rotnick during het lohg sick
spell has lost a very luxuriant CROWN OF hair. III
William Cunningham. has sold out hls insc cf
csts at Defiance aud has again locateu IN bel'
iatrc. Z. VI h
Tho Board oil Pension Examiners wcfS IN ~.
sion yesterday and were ctowdeu Win appillii
cahts. & " < q, !. 4.
tMr. John Hawkins has left Tor bis dnysyillo
home, where no Ii going 10 engage IN The country
store business. "a d! ~ Z! ltt
y Az K..S burroughs travelling auditor oil tho
pcnusyvan tines west Of Pittsburgh, Waa ia
this vicinity yesterday. :. ia Is " s!s n $40 Z
y tack f,auvh was appointed Tfaant Oilccr by
thu School = Hoard 'Tilcslny night. Y The up.
nointment IA good one, n " 90,
T cnn1nc,or ,rhomasJ I. Ini,h Il now on tho sick
i,st win Tho prime. y Conductor O. J, Mckee, Of
this city. IL aIiife his plaee. T'Si !2 5si4i-
e" ~, VIZ, - 80 n,an,a,,on
Inc grppe SausG1 CohsuS.ae.v snvsral arc sisE
au ~ NJ ~ -, MI
""a ens, 's. :. ,,.,, ,,.,, =, ,o,y
McetinH VIII ny nstu y, Nv ~" W. vvhcaiino
evening ~ the murray y! u,,nEanb saV p
Lake Eric RAILROAD " belialfe. W.
Notwithstanding reports 70 the contrary, lhe
Bellaire latchelor CLUB u sui loulshlnB nuu
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IA St,ll.1lnrnt,l, . Of Fire,

!; 35si y esterlay afternoon q telephone mes.
sage from tho Belmont mill called the Mia,
\ CARA hose wagon to the house Of J. Hell
EontMain street, between tTwenty.sixth
and Twenty seventh streets, where the
clothing in a wardrobe was burning. All
{ the upper rooms were flied with smoke
and nil Efforts to use the Babcock were
unavailing. AN. attachment was finally
made with:a;plug and a stream turned
$into the; burning room, and I In a few
minutes the fire. was out. The building
was not damaged much, 4 but all r the
clothing Of the family except what they
wore was destroyed. One gFpair h Of
trousers was entirely destroyed except
one pocket, which was found to contain
about $40 in paper money, which was
suninjured.
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JOSEPH BRlNlNG STILL, MISSING
And His FrlcndA Nellsve Him to be Deat
fe go Probably n Case or Suicide. ~ ~

And His Friends Nellsvs Him to DO Dead.
MI Probably n Case or Suicide.
Joseph Brining, IN old ( man we'll
known TO the people living in Pleasant
Valley, aud the National road, Is still
missing and those who are interested
in. him and his fate have about come to
the conclusion that he has met death, pro-
badly In some violent form. Il It will be
two weeks tomorrow since the old fellow
left the house OF George Seibert where he
boarded Tor some time previous to his dis.
appearance. He had gone but a short
distance from the house, on that day
when he reiraccd his steps and went to
his room fer a few minutes. 1t has
since been ascertained that he took q
revolver from his chest and slipped II
into his pocket Mt that time, and the In
ference Is that he returned for the special
purpose OF getting tho weapon. When
he left the house the second time he dis.
Appeared and has not been seen OF
heard Of since, The supposition Is that
he has, standing on the bunk OF the
creek, blown his brains out and pitched
forward into that stream, or that he com.
mitted suicide by drowning. The creek
has been high for the past two weeks
and tho remains OF person getting into
the stream would either remain out OF
sight till a fall Of the waters OF. else be
swept out to the Ohio river. RI Eli
Briniug was q single man about GO
years Of age, small and heavy set in
stature, and wore wtiskers. He has
worked out in the valley as a gardner
and general hand for several years past.
OF late 1t has been thought that his
mind was not exactly right. A few
months since he pulled a revolver on
Capt. N. 7. Carr without any proyoca'
ton. lie left all his clothes and belong
ings at Mr.. Seibert's, and the iact that
he has not returned or sent for them
makes them believe he is dead. %
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Elixir OF DAtss

Is a combination Of the active properties,
Of dates, Ggs and #prunes, and other
tropica! fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered j 1t I'M
mensely popular. It cures habitual con.
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in so cent
bottles by O. R. Goethe, WV. Irwin.
W.. r.: Williams and John Lauphlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & CO.:
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"a it&you cannot see and heed spectacIcs
j on should call on us and hayo your Eyes
tested without Charge. WeE fiayc tie
I finest Instruments aud more experience
than 1nny other Opticinn In the State,
nnd guarantee satisfaction or money re-.
landed. JACOB ~. tiRUl}B, 5F IA Elk
4 8, JeWeler nld Uptician,
Isl Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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, s-tlf4i7 g. Fl . ~ Nf@f,ls, -
J TrnnsferH Of IcNl EstAta.

II Two deed Of trust and the following
conveyances Of real estate were admit.
ted to record in Clerk Hooks Office yes.
terday i.$3ss 4
VA deed made December Il, 1880, by
Angelina ?. Fink to Alice g. Wells,
vile Of George A.:W ellis for i the south
halfSo lot No. 81 in Fink's second ad.
ditlon fronting 80 feet on the east side
OF South Elm street. Consideration $500.
.:AE deed ! made January Is, 1880, by
Margaret Daum ! to Mary NI.,yLinden,
wife Of Martin Linden for the north
80 feet Of lot No. 5 in. Churchill's add.
ton situated on the east side of McCol.
loch street. Consideration $500. 5s.!S,3 B
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]. ""Englo's Nest''I ut tho Grand To.nicht...!

Eagles Nest" Mt the Grand Tonight. "a
This evening Barry ohnson, support-
ed by a company which has been well
recommended by the 3Ipress OF several
places, will commence an engagement
that is to continue for the balance Of the
week, presenting the drama entitled
Eagles Nest, y" which was fairly well
received here when presented at this
theatre by this same company earlier in
the season. To add ! to the ! interest Of
the play it twill be remembered that the
drama contains daring leap for life and
a thrilling rescue from a burning cabin,
such as one might expect to see in the
Tar West where the scenes Of the eagles
Nest are laid. & Then there are funny
loye.making scenes between Lawver Dill
scV and Sierra St1e. Seats can be ,re.
served at Weir's. s 3<y;5
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! poXtlerly Still SitIs,

n SCRANTON AN; Pa, Jan. Is. - General
!! Master Workman Powderly is still sick
at his home in this city and is not able
to leave the " house. The 4 warrant
for his ss arrest was read 4, to
him; 81 on the u day that q it " was
received. Mr.. Powderly. accepted the
service and said that he would accom-
pany the constabletto an alderman aud
give bail as soon as he was we'll enough.
The constable is now waiting until NIr,
Powderly sends him word that he is
willing to be arrested. Ii lid,
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q


Tic Two Operas Mt the Opera House.
Eagles Nest" Mt the Grand. % ~ s,;S
"The Black Hussar'g' was given at the
Opera House last evening by Bakers
BennettA1oulton comic opera company.
This opera is one Of the most pleasing in
the company's repertoire and conse.
quently an audience fully as large as
that which greeted the company on it's
opening night was present. Before the
curtain went up every seat in the
lower b portion ID OF 4 the house 4 had
been sold and the, standing room only''
sign was again displayed. The music Of
the "Hussar" is bright and sparkling and
there are afforded opportunities foro con-
siderable clever comedy work. The opera
was rendered in fairly good style. ~ 5:j rs Z;
s. III the afternoon at the matinee per-
Torrance the bill was I. Robert NIacaire',
l"Erminie'o Il It was not rs we'll given
as the other, operas in which the com.
pany has been seen and heard. n: Con.
sidering the 81 horrible weather that
prevailed all day yesterday the attend
ance at both performances was re.
markable.a &
q Tonight the opera will be- "Fatinitza,p
q tuneful "reminiscences of the Russo.
Turkish war. in which a neryy reporter
takes o prominent part. $50; IS; II
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sal,ren,e Court or Ar,,eaIs.

The Supreme Court Of Appeals OF this
State was In session again at Charleston
on Tuesday, all the judges being present.
The following rules were made:
81 Hull's administratorsvs. Hull's heirs,
from Pocahontas county; appeal allowed,
no bond being required. 3 A
81 State vs.. Wallace, from Monopgalia
county; petition for writ Of error re-
fused. u
FIaharty Tvs. Bowser, from ;Wetzel
county; petition for writ Of error re.
fused. (; III
x Ball vs.. Goodwin, from Roane county ;
petition for writ Of error refused.
III Dunn's executors vs.. Renick, from
Greepbrier county; argued and sub.
mitted. y r. q. 4 a q ij5g!
Z Hoke VS.. Jones, from Monroe county;
argued and submitted. s =. y
Guano Company vs.. Appling, from
Greenlrier county; argued and sub
mitted. fs$$55l {. q gItft5 j',3 a! 4
4 H. a. Holt, Of Greenbrier county,-was
admitted TO practice before the court, on
motion OF L. B. Knight.
The following cases have been heard
in this couftand not previously reported
in this paper: ;st5 q. * II E
Il Collins vs.. Collins, from Richie coun-
ty; writ oferrorand supersedcas allowed ;
bond $4,000. SO 4. MS y
HulPs administrator VS.. HILLS heirs,
from Pocahontas county; dismissed on
motion OF appellant. y. 5f.s, X N g
Scragrs vs.. Hill, from Boone county ;
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!. The Belle Thoburn auxiliary OF the
Fourth Street NJ. E.. Church are making
extensive Preparations for a reception
and chocolaterre. All who relish choco-
late, served in the most tempting man
ner, together with Sother n delicacies,
should come and bring all their: friends.
Vocal and instrumental music will form
apart Of the programme. Admission
only % cents, including all G5s,4s53I::
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AGreat Discovery,

In the medical line is the pleasant iruit
laxative, Elixir of Dates. It combines
the active properties of dates, figs and
prunes in such q way as to make It one
OF the most pleasant and effective rene.
dies on the market. y It is easily taken
.by Ola and Young, and Is q sure cure for
habitual constipation, biliousness, Sdys.
pepsia, aick headache and piles and ali
diseases caused by weak stomach, ais.
eased kidneys or inactive liver. & Sold in,
90 cent bottles by O. R: Goethe, ". tsW.,,
irwin, illiams,S y ohm 1.aughlin,
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin
Co.,wholesale agents.
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Serious Chnrro Against n Conductor.

Is Serious Charge A ga,nst a Conductor. III
The Cincinnati Enquirer in its issue Of
yesterday publishes the following under
4 Cumberland date Of the 18th inst:
Captain Riley, conductor on the B. &
o., was arrested to-day on the complaint
OF Miss Henrietta Hunsicker, q hand.
some young lady Of this place, 3who
charged him with having entered her
room while she was washing and com.
hitting rape upon her. Miss Hunsic-
ker. is p years old and spirited. She
charged that alter committing the crime,
Riley offered her money. if she would
say nothing Of the Affair.", 5$.s ;y
q Captain Riley5is well and popularity
known here and all along the line be-
tween here and Cumberland )! having
made many warm friends during the
long number Of years he has been on
the Cumberland accommodation run,
and these friends will be slow, in believ.
ing that there is any foundationin the
charge made. 81,
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Circuit Court Proceedings

In Part I Of the Circuit Court yester-
day the case Of James Rine, indicted for
selling liquor to minors, was tried be-
fore jury and a verdict Of guilty rem
dcred. A motion was made to set aside
the verdict and grant a new trial, the
decision of which c Judge PAUL. re.
served. ;.3 ~ /.
" In the case of Adam Ackermautl VS.:
Fredricka Ackermann, the plaintiff ;ap:
peared to answer a rule Issued for con.
tempt Of court, the contempt consisting
OF his not having paid into court the
costs, S35, assessed against him. He
claimed not to have had the money. and
said he did not have it at this time, but
a friend who was in court advanced him.
the sum needed and thereby allowed the
plaintiff to purge himself Of the con-
tempt. v 45iy :. 81 "A
y There was no business transacted on
Judge Campbell's side Of the court,
SAfC l.isA
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a Stennibontnlnn Dies.

Yesterday morning Stephen Farmer,
the deckhand who was so badly scalded
on the steamer Ben Hur when she blew
out both cylinder heads and ran through
herself near Meals Island one week ago
this morning, died from the result of bis
injuries in the marine ward at the North
Wheeling Hospital. In the reports Of
the accident sent out at the, time OF its
occurrence Farmers name was given as
Warner, and he was reported 10 have
come from st.. Mary Later on it was
said that he lived near Darlington, but
from papers found in his clothes it is
thought that his home WAS near Pow
hatan, and that his mother lives there.
"A telegram ofinquiry was sent to that
place after his death yesterday morning,
but up to last night no reply Of any kind
had been received The man was about
50 years old. Z. Ii:t 4 4 4 4
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ii DErEcTs Of vision Of glasses not prop.
erly adjusted tire the eyes sand cause
headache, and you should consult Pro:
fessor, Shelf, the Optician, now at Lash 8,
corner Main and Eleventh street. ~ He
will remain until Saturday evening. Ex-
animation for glasses free.
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OWING to the fact that we expect to
move on April J., we will close out q
large assortment Of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type
writers. Intending to devote our atten-
ton exclusively TO { the Standard and
White Sewing Machines; Calagraph,,
World and Merritt ;Typewriters and a
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains. ~, i32P f5il5
EDw. I. RosE & Co., 4. \. Il
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4 KILLED BY Ills OWN .CAREIESsNESs.5
Thomas Currnn, OF nenwoo.i, Rnn Over b.
~ Cars ut NO tisyill a, =,

AhomhA Sufrnh, OF benWooN, Inn over ~
Il Cars ut sioapdsville. IA.
Thomas Curran, Of Benwood, was In,
stantly killed about dark last night by q
Baltimore 4 Ohio y freight train, at
aloundsville. He had gone down 70
A1oundsville from Benwood in the after.
noon, and in attempting TO board q
freight train 10 return, he was thrown
under the wheels and cut to pieces. He
Is said to have been under the influence
OF liquor and In running alongside the
train to catch its motion, struck a post with
sufficient force 10 throw him onto the
track. The wheels pissed over his body,
cutting 1t horribly, and leaving q mass o.
almost unrecognizable flesh and mangled
bones. coroner's inquest was held
and arrangements made for sending
the remains 10 Denwood., Curran was
about thirty.ave years old and son Of
Charles Curran, an old and we'll known
citizen OF Bonwood. N z, I!Giil,l
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APlcnslng Sense i,

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and : comfort follows the use / Of
Syrup Of Figs, rs it acts in harmony. with
nature to eilectually cleanse the system
when cos.ive or bilious. " For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists,
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An Important Railroad Chang,

The Charleston !Star,;, Gin lis issue, q
I last Tuesday, says that it is reported on
good authority that the Chesapeake K
/ Ohio Railway Company have sold their
extensive shops at Huntington to the
! Ohio River road and will make an en-.
itirely new piant,at Vanderbilt, just, be-
low St Albans, where they have recent.
!. iyE purchasedEtwelve n more acres 4, Of
ground in addition TO the thirty acres
heretofore purchased of Colonel ST.fB.
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TO the. Ladies.
TO the. Ladies. S'l
The Wheeling lnstalment Co.,
411SG.ll8s.1140i MARKET ST..
Near Twelfth st.
! Near Twelfth st.
n ~ 10. d. El.Lrl- a-l--l..

the beginning Of the New Year
comes the retrospect Of the old.-wbile
the year Just ended has contributed 10
history many Of lis saddest inciden,s and
darkest pagcs--yet we as business men
arc forced 10 admit that II has been viii
us n prosperous and highly successful
one.--With It's ending. We haye not
"'swoRv orr" from our old system Of do.
ing business---but We have ''Turned over
a new leaf and made many good reso.
lutions that en,body decided advantage,
for our patrons OF tho present rear, IVA
have Observation-Disclosures give you the
desirable privilege Of furnishing yo,ir
home with the most inodern--stylish@
and substantial goods on easy, weekly
semi.monthly, or monthly paymenta
secondly:-To / keep constantly before
you the largest and most complete lima
Of Observation-Disclosures AMI pon.
eral housefurnishing goods. Thirdly
10 sell all goods In instalments Ut strictly
cost prices. Fourthly-to give mora
goods for less money than my other
house, aud on easier terms. Filthly-to
deliver, NIL orders with promptnpss and
dispatch; and, lastly-to offer you all tLo
advantages OF a perfect credit system,
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SUFFERED for two weeks with Eneu-
ralgia Of the face, andprocured immedi-
ate relief by using Salvation Oil. D.
Mrs. 1NM. C.aBALD, S.i'$
4S9 n. Carey street, Baltimore, Md.