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Milton Parker, a we'll known laborcr,
fell from a scafTold at the Belmont blast
furnace yesterday afternoon while lift:
ing piece Of pipe, a part Of the hot: air
stove, With a. jack. screw. He dropped
about ten feet and the jack struck; him
on the hip, iniuring him painfully He
was taken into the engine. room, where
he lay till s, O'Clock, when lie was taken
to his home in alley B, above Twenty
third street. How seriously he. was hurt
was not learned. - "a
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Mary, daughter OF r. Murphy, and Timothy
Grogan were married yesterday morning and
loft for ,Johns,own, Pa, and tho cast on thor
wedding tour, with tho best wishes OF many
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Is. COOP sells dry goods the cheapest,
Elixir OF DateaT5

Is combination Of the active properties
ofRdates, figs and prunes, and sother
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered lit i'm.
mensely popular. y It cures habitual con:
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc.. Sold in so cent
bottles by Q. r. Goethe, We Irwin,
WOE. Williams and y John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin q j Co.,
wholesale agents. II ;52S $s33,s3.Si{'
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y PuH! lnH JUG IePUrI OF tnB COH-
mittee on Accounts was the annual
financial statement prepared by City
Clerk Thoner, which on srecommenda:
ton Of the committee, was ordered pub
llshed. It shows in addition to what
was published in yesterdays issue that
the city's debt was decreased during
1885, by 1920 90, leaving the city's met
debt JanuaryS1,T 1890, $3.50, 994 46. The
full statement was ordered printed once
in the three daily papers and the; Mems.
Letter and Graphic. q. Il B 3
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) A Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and 81
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to etlectuallyt cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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PRor. JonN N uLLEX regrets very
much, lowing to continued disability,
that he Swill not be- able to meet + his
classes this week. Heiwill be very glad
/ to notify them through the daily papers
when able to take charge OF his classes.
SBellaire pupils please, take notice Of this
and intofm others gg5 Sgsg8si
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Pulled a Knife Oil an On,cer,T

ls Monday night Y Thoinas Champion,
alias t"Knockeri Shelly'Swas drunk sand
Stlisorlerlys at the Grand. y He was fred
TOUT OF the theatre by Constable LAUGH.
4 lin and taken by that officer, before Jus.
stice Arklos who fined him 81 and costs,
sand; In dctaultso payment sent him to
iiall for ten days. rs When near the Jail
Sthe fellow drew an ugly; looking pocket
knife and would probably have cut the
officer with'it hadi not Lauchlin observed
his action and $promptly8 Knocked him
sdown.9E Hei hitfhim 1 al livelytrap and
Shelly4s;was engaged in nursing q sore
head yesterday in, consequence. RI
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"a 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, I bicycles and i type
writer's. Intending to devote our atten-
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing i Machines, u Calagraph,
World and Merritt ;Typewriters.f and a
few, makes Of bicycles. d Come early and
secure bargains. Nj a sls "
EDw. Z. ROSE; & Co., x is Is: IS
" IS Twelfth street.
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W GsnlSaroN, 4 ] Jan. 14.---Fo Westcrn
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, i'm
( creasing Scloudiness and Eight rains,
fsoutheasterlysw winds, warmer. ~ ISL ~;
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FREn. BRows's Ginger is particularly
recommended as d tonic 70 persons recov-
eringf from fever for other disease, and
promptly relieves; all!pains in the stom-,
ach} from whatever; cause. at all Drug,
gists: I. Il " It'll
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LOCAL BREylTlES,s

Matters Of Minor Mention in and About
Z tbs, City. /, Il = Atssil
~ MATINEE periormancesat both theatres
this afternoon. IA Y, Ii &
Ear tho Grand to.nirht-Thomas Z.
Shea and company In 1.-THE Strangers Of
Paris. = : wi q VI Z 'lS
n. Ar the Opera House to.night-Ben.
nett,Aioulton Opera Company In 1.-THE
Black Hussar.
IyWoRKMrN are making a connection
between the water main on Main street
and Spears Axle works, ~ 4.
b TIE Belmont furnace Is closed down
for few days to allow the cleaning Of
ilues, which can not be gotten at while
tho plant Is In operation. * .it
JosRrn KLArIlEcx, while handling a
large sido-board mirror In his mothers
furniture establishment N on q Twelfth
street yesterday, slipped and fell. The
glass, which was valued at $50, was badly
broken. 5 !,
5lWILLlAM. Snyder, a boy employed at
the Standard Axle Company's plant on
South McColloch street, had the middle
finger OF his left hand almost mashed OIL
yesterday, while working about tho ma.
chinery. DR.. J.SH.F Pipes dressed the
hand. "A I. Y IA y j !,
ESrERrRlsE Council, No. s, o. U.%A.
NJ, at It's regular nesting last night
initiated three candidates and instal led
the newly elected officers. This lodge
will probably Join the other patriotic
organizations OF tho city In q creditablc
celebration Of Washington's birthday,
February 90. 81 's;.s \
LAST Monday Mr.. q. T. Stewart, U. S.
Marshal White'sdcputy for Wetzel coun.
ty and the country Immediately sur.
rounding that county, arrested ut Little-
ton n named D. Gump, who is charged
with violation Of the Internal Revenue
laws. He was taken to Parkersburg for
n preliminary hearing and trial.
The impression prevails In and about
Charleston that there is a, regularly
organized gang Of thieves operating
somewhere along the line OF the G. & 0.
road. A number OF merchants have re-
ported TINT boxes Of goods received by
them have given evidence OF having
been opened and some OF tho goods
which they should have contained have
been missing.
TIE improvements that arc 10 10 made
10 the Reilly building, ut the corner OF
Market aud Fourteenth streets, are well
Under way and 1t Is promised that they
shall be completed at an early day. The
partition walls dividing the hall on the
fourth floor into offices have been built,
and the next move will be 10 raise the
roof add the fifth story and put in the
fast running elevator. ,Ss5lS
PATRICK BuRNs was before Justice
Davis last evening on a peace warrant
sworn out by Mrs. Auth, IN old Ger
man lady OF the Fifth ward. Burns was
held under $50 peace bonds, but ex.
pressed his intention OF appealing the
case, and was allowed till to-day to pro.
cure a bondsman. Burns otiense as
recited in the warrant was u threat to
brain Mrs. Auth. s'lsss5,s
"a Il
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,glS "a 6 q. 81, n Abroad. e. 4 81 ,IY.t
N. X. Shiras, Of Pittsburgh, Is in the
city. g r a NJ \ ii.
F: F. yanderyort, Of Pittsburgh, is at
the Mcclure. Az a .ss! ..}lil'
Mrs. DR.. Best. OF the Island, is visiting
her parents at Brookeville, Ia. 4
CIR. Overman, Of the Overman Wheel
Company, is at the Mcclure again.
Miss Ellen Smith, Of the South Side,
is confined to her home with severe
cold. 3 "a,
Theodore Schultze left yesterday for
Toledo, where he has secured a position
with the Toledo Glass Company.
Ernest Echols has given up bis posi-.
ton with NJ. J.. McFadden and has Tac-
cepted place at the Warwick Pottery.
Mr.. E. L. Taylor and daughter, Miss
Ada, Of Terre Haute, Ind, who have
been visiting friends and relatives in
this city, leave to-day for Glenn's Run
to visit the family Of Mr.. Townsend G.
Adams, 5; S 5 -
"a Mrs. K. Steele, Mrs. z J ), E. Hooten,
Miss Grace Blake, Miss Ella AlcFadden,
1fr. ]. D. Bruce and Mr.. w F. Brown
formed a merry & theatre party which
came UP from Moundsville to hear 1.-THE
Beggar Student" They put up at the
Stamm. is5s 3 u. AZ
Mr.. Harry Falker, a glass buyer from
Chicago, is registered at the Stamm. The
statesmen for the several glass industries
who are making this city their selling
headquarters this month, are paying
Mr.. Falker as well as all other, glass buy
ers who come this way the most assid-'
uous attention. {;
n Mrs. NJ. Stevens Hart gave very in;
teresting talk and Bible reading to the,
Young Z Peoples Epworth League Of
Fourth Street Methodist Church, on
Monday evening. Her topic was !""Niary,
the Mother Of Christ. \; She alluded, : at
some length i to the many wonderful
legends of the life of Mary, and drew
from them practical lessons which might
be made especially useful to, all who
Observe them, II .se4- ~
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.Grent NargninA this Week

9. Is pieces e'4 and 1o.4 best U nbleached
Sheetings at 20c a yard worth 25c.it9s}sl
:ls 20 pieces o. and 310.4 SFruit-of- Loom
Bleached sheetings at zee 9 yard, worth
SOC. 5 n
43t 500 Damask Towels at 15c, worth Csc.
.9 2sO Ia White Quilts at 05c;awofth
81 Z5.S Isl 81 y HI ;bt
NJ 100 pieces l04 Red All Wool Blankets
ut So Is a pair, reduced from s. so. 5SSS;355:j8S
81 Ladies'. and Children's Cloaks reduced
to one-half and one.third former price, 81
STONE &. THOMAS. 81
q; BRIcuAM's Pills act like magic On a a
weak stomach. Iwsaw "a.
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Wheeling Instalment CO..

The quotation g H umanu1m,l mum, est erra a,
is The best apology We can make for our
many: shortcomings jim the past, and
with ~ I'VE promise amends. d Systems
cannot be inaugurated $and strictly sob.
served as quickly as we should like II
d n takes time to make perfect. !.
The immense trade thatawas usheTed II.
at our grand opening last November and
continued It'll the close; of; s0-pointed
out many improvements that we have
already established. In asking there
lore Tor your patronage this year@we5do
SO knowing full well that you will an.
preclate our e1orts--and promising Won on
at the same time that we intend to Serve
you { better than ever \ beiore.SS--Yonr
interests are identical with oursB.STo
serve you is to please no Ess5 - +! ~
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M J McFADDEN,t
Clothing, ETC.
Il BROWN,

First In town with New Samples aud New
Prices. with n reduction from 81 ~ to s. 90 Tor
best SILK aud Wool Pants made 10 order and
suits tho same: and Will close out my stock OF
Dry Goods aud Carpets at your prices, before
moving. n NJ J. w. EERREL. F'tE.
z tai0 IDOL Main street. y
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Sl3OOEMAINESTREET.S
Wanted

SASG ENTS l3WANTED-THE MIS-.
a. SOURI, Washer affords Agents p,o0table
business. Washes dlrticst clothes clean by bot
steam Arguments III its favor numerous anG
conyincing.F Sent on two weeks trial Write
for illustrated circular and terms. J, WORTH
81 beckmah street. New York. lTlTll7} oc9s
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.GEO.E. .STIFEI,&ICO|
5 To the Ladies'. n Z.
The Wheeling Insta i: CO.,
z; +: 113G.l13s.1l4O.h MARKET ST., sl%
j .iii NeareT Twelfth
y - FJ.1- y :. = ~
TO the Ladies'.


With the beginning Of the !! New Y ear
comes the retrospect OF the ;old.-While
the year Just ended has contributed to
history many q its saddest incidents and
darkest pages--yet We as business men
are forced to admit that it has been with
US prosperous and highly successful
one.@-i7With . its ending We haYe / not
Sworn OFF" from our old system 81 i, do.
ing business-but we have .'Turned over
. new Leaf, " and made many good res .:
lutions that embody decided adyan t ,,,f,,
Tor our patrons OF the present year; We
nave Observation-Disclosures give Won the
desirable privilege of furnishing your
home with the most modern-stylish-
and substantial goods on easy, weekly:
seml-monthly or monthly d payments
Secondly-To keep constantly before
you the largest and most complete 4 line
Of: Furniture Carpets-Stoves and zen.
eral honseiurnjshing goods. 70 Thirdly
to sell all goods in instruments at strictly
cost prices: Fourthly-to giye i more
goods for less money than I any other
house, and on easier! terrns, Fifthly-to
deliver, all orders with promptness; al and
dispatch !; and, lastly-:to offer YOU ali the
advantages cyan t Of perfect credit system. A
Wheeling SInstalment ca; sI
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:. Hugh Ross, q four.year.old son OF George Nc.
kee, died at his home In ktrkwood yesterday
morning, from an attack Of lung fever. His re.
mains VIII be taken 10 st. Clai1syile for inter.
mcnt at II o'clock this morning. li55:'ii
y The Pennsylvania Company. have declfued to
receive east bound freight for tho present, be.
cause Of the reduction OF trainmel on their
eastern lines: It Is reported that influenza Is
the cause of the shortage Of trainmen,: However
this may be, 1t Is great Inconvenience to the
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sCutlcurafResolVentE;

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and p,,rest
and best Of Humot Remedies, Internally and
Cuticura,3 the great Skin Cure and CuiIcura
SOAP; an exquisite Skin BeauiIaer. externally,
specify aud permanently cure every, species 81
itching, burning, scaly, IuSted; pimply, Scroiu.
lons. and hereditary diseases and humofs Of tho
skin. scalp and blood, with loss Of hair, from
pimples 70 scroiula. 81
y Sold everywhere: Price, cuticura, SOC: soap,
2GSc: Aesolyent.. 81. Prepared by The PoTrEs
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston! Ts47-s
q aGsend for "How 10 Cure Skin DIseaScs. y nj
pages. 70 illnStrat!ons. and 100 sest,nonias -
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WILLlAM ssYDER, a boy employed at
the Standard Axle Company's plant on
South McColloch street, had the middle
finger OF his left hand almost mashed OIL
yesterday, while working about tho ma.
chinery. DR.. J.SH.F Pipes dressed the
hanl .L..iL --lll y III 49,. \
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= The doctors arc kept very busy prescribing for
patients suffering from Influenza, aud drug
stores are taxed TO their utmost In filling them.
I, Mrs Clara Summers. a former Bridgeport lady,
but now residing at Billings, Montana, left for
her bone yesterday after few days visit TO Mrs.
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ABOUT PEOPLE. /

Strangers III the City and Wheeling People
II. a Abroad. - a. III.
N. X. Shiras, Of Pittsburgh, Is in the
city. FIX 81 N \ s
IF. Vandervort, Of Pittsburgh, is at
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~ BucEEyE EXTRACTS are sstrong I and
sweet, put up.in q style SO neat that they
are mighty hard ito beat ~ all 0rocers.
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sic sSslllclllgeJlIl:fC5e(rl,.,.
onice. Nox. 80 nad ~ Fourteenth Street.
5I-Lssgga . s...-.lE. -.Lgsf ssslTF g .,sfrl,'
Il New Advertisements. 2.

- Family Arlington steel Plate Ranges Joseph
n lloge j. Bto.-The Ideal Feed Mill!
II Residence for Sale-B. F. Caldwell. i6s
= Unprecedented Observation-Disclosures State
Lottery Co. 1EyffF5ls-23
4 stockholders' Meeting Citizens Railway Co.
Nottce-Miss Mary Flanagan. Z (, i;i5,55 I
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EBuCKEYE EXTRACTS are tho ibest on
earth, !; Tor you Railways get your, moneys
worth. Al all grocers, Il
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.ssit;y IL M. j. McFadden. III
HATS! #HATS!5HATS!

VI IN
TO nx attention upon my Hat Department.
and to carry ont my purpose 10 make II tho most
popular Hat store Id Wheeling, [ have marked
my goods at prices entirely new to the people Of
this city. - X X ~
IA Good Felt Working Hats. all shapes. SOC.
~ Fine Grassland Cigarette Hats, Doc, &c and 81.
- Fine Fur Hats, latest style. 81 0, 81 Is, 81 20
and 81 G5. q y s.Iii2 'l,i{ ,rF7
Tourist Hats, Creased Crowns, 81 %. 81 80 81 20
and 81 9S. -. fs Nes!slssS .f43tiFl&
NJ. Wide ;b,im. Creased Crown Hats. Soc, TIC,
81 30 and 81 Us. - s;{ u .1s IN - - a.
4 have made special reduction In the prices
oil my large stock Of Late style Winter Stiff Hats
W, Good Quality Black sun hats, 81 90. Il
III Good FUR Still Hats, reduced from 81 70 70 l 49,
80 Fine Fur STIR Hats, reduced from 81 10 10 81 90
Extra Fine stIlt Has, reduced from 81 W TO $40.
Boys Cloth Hats, all styles. IS aud Soc. x ;Ss;'5
Sa Boys Cloth Caps. one and two peaks, Is, IS
and 50 cents.T " 52G785J56
". Boys Plush, Pole and Windsor Caps. Is, IS and
10 cents. " ~ So; q : IN s,.
~ Mems Plain Cloth Caps, Is and sc. w
X Mems Windsor Caps, with roll. IS and Soc. ~.
~ Mems Plush Windsor Gaps. 81 W, 81 IS & 81 80.
n. J .sMcFADDEN,
81 ~, Halter T. Furnlsher, FL M
Il 7. 1890 y l3:: MARKET STREET. l!53
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MlscELLANRoUs MATTERS. ~

"a resolution was adopted lin $both.
branches instructing the i chairman OF
the Police Committee TOT have ia Stele-
phone placed injthe Island police box. i.
a petition for tho removal soi "a COW,
stable nuisance on the Island was refer;
red TO the Health G Committee. 81
!. On motion Of Mir.5 Seeley d committee
ofthree, two from the Second aud zone
from the First Branch, was appointed to,
conterEwlthS a similar committee Of the
Chamber OF Commerce and the Board OF
County Commission ers Ito try and jim
duce the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad
70 build its lines 70 Wheeling ID
tS N petition fora change nStheImarket
days of theS Fifth ward market was re:
:erred TO the Committee on Markets, III
a petition Tor brick pavement on Eotf
street from Eleventh to FourteenthSwas
reierred to the Board Of Public Works.
y On motion Of MIR. Harrell,S the Street
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,Scratc he'd 29#Yee,ia:, i S

Body covered with scales. Itching terrible.
z Suffering endless. No r lioY. Doctors and
& medicines fail, Speedily cured by Cuti-
& curn Mt a cost OF Bb, ~ 4,
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II 3 EATHERWOOD RESIDENCE FOR
~ Rent hereby offer for rent the residence
in Lcathcrwood lately. occupied by DR.. T. b.
situated Immediately south oil the residence Of
Mr.F.J. llcarne.3 Gas for heating and ilumin.
ating all through the house. Possession at ANY
time. THOMAS Q 'BRlEN, Real Estate aud stock
Broker, ll471S Main street. Office telephone 49,,
residence telephone 495. si!.lll |ssfa jalS "
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RICHES.
u: /. { !. L. For Rent.

TOR RENT-TWO OFFICE ROOMS.
fAr second floor, No. 30 Twelfth street. Also,
one large hall, third floor, which can be used Al
g. lodge room, ctc. Apply to ENisHElMEK &
w., III IWclItu EtEpGt. MAJ al p
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bridgeport Briefs.

Or. Van Wagner is suffering severe attack OF
sickness. 5i5lg Isisssg ~.
~. G. Bayer. OF Toledo, spent yesterday with
\ Cook CHIN Is confined to his home by an at.
tark Of Influenza. lSy II n + ia 3, I,
Mrs; Jacob Fox and son Henry, arc couiined to
their homes by sickness. 6.
: Mrs. O: Zane, OF the West End, Is suffering
from very severe illness. "A G.
John Topping. OF the iEtna Iron Works, Is tn
Cleveland on mill business. q .s y45s =
C.. J. Thomas. Of West Wheeling, left yesterday
Tor Cleveland. 10 visit friends, rs i!
Miss Clara Chapman, OF Sienbenyille, Is the
guest OF her father at this place. i5$ss.ssi
James Howell, OF the firm OIL: J.. C, Dent & Co.,
Is confined to his home by Sickness 5!ff5
q The. Standard Iron Company are erecting a
pair of squaring shears Ut their plant here. 81
John Sells. who has been on the sick list for
the past year, is now confined to his room.
= Capt. William Clark, Of Freedom, Pa, is the
guest OF bis sons, Edward and D. b.. Clark, OF
lQ - -f Ia les F.Ita HfTrt
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Recommendations
4 q q q n Thcrmometcr Record. ". Z, FI9i M
The thermometer at schneprs drug
store, Opera House corner, " yesterday,
registered IA follows ssSEs Ia;
|. .WcntllOr. Indications

~ a. % p.
s. L.. i. A6
II in 80 3 Gather Fair.
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On Sunday Robert English, aged 80. and James
Russell, aged 81, died near Barlcsyllle, within
few hours OF each other. Mrs. Capt. James FL.
rick, very old lady, living In tho same neigh:
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(t!Lo(,.sING OUT SALE.

FOE t SALE 5[.1!s's Is
= SMALL FRUIT FARM, containing 614 acres.
Win good onc.Store house OF five rooms and
Plentiful supply OF good water. Situated on
Sadlz Pike, about half mile IRON Bridgeport.
Very cheap and terms easy. r. r. HOWELL, 3
jsStn Insurance and Real Estate Agent, X
GgfnO9O ySayyisiFEA y 49, BRTDGEpOnT, OHIO
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pr Piles, black.heads, chappedl and OILY ain
/ ~ 70 prevented by Cutlcura Ned Heated Soap.Sl
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.E.ORfRENT.
.Fo,,,'rgsialte..s.

5EOR $RENT-DWELLING HOUSE.
~ Southwest corner Fifteenth and Jacob street.
1ousc will be papered and painted. VIII lease
for three years. Address Ell" this office. jall
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Th aitta Daily Eagle Sunday grorrime gptenrbr H. $50

widow, alG-o~IeVIL- ,ileIn IN the first
flush of his youthful passion more than an
Offset to the e2eumbrance of her two chill
dren, who with the memory OF various ma
rital infidefities were all her late husband
had left her-had proposed, been accepted
and promptly married TO her. Before he
had obtained his csptaincy she had partly
lost her accent, and those dramatic sest-
ures which had accented the passion of
SHY domestic alteration and the bursts Of
idle jealousy to which she was subject.
Whether she was revenging herself on her
second husband for the faults OF the first is
not known, but it was certain that she
brought an unhaliowed knowledge Of the
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countrywomen. WHAT does she care FOR
her fathers control; Why, she'd make
him do t1st WHIST she wanted Bat" she
added with an expression Of dignity, per
haps We had better not discuss this until
we know something OF Euaile's feelings In
the matter. That Is the only QUESTION that
concerns US" With this she swept out OF
the room, leaving the major as first speech-
less with honest indignation. and then.
after the fashion Of all guileless natures, q
little uneasy and suspieiOus Of ais own
gunelessness. For a day OF two Afser he
found himself, not without sensation OF
neanness, watching Rose when Ia Emile's
presence, but he e0old Distinguish noehing
more than the frank Satisfaction she showed
equally 70 the 0thsrs- Yet he found him
self regretting even that, - subtle was ths
contAgion Of his wife's suspicious.