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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-19
THE BALL PLAYERS,
Record of the Games Played Yesterday by
tho Big Ones.

Record of the Games Played Yesterday by
the Big Ones.
CHICAGO, July 18.-The following are the
scores in to-day's games:
5a Players League.
At Philadelphia RI. E.
Rhi':a'slphi.. Rl,i}:'e g g Sad-ls1 :
Sanders, Milligan; Kee'e. Mack.
At New York R.H E.
s''.bs,s FsS xssh:::: 5S5d--lss
Crane, Vaughn; stlley, Carroll
At Brooklyn RHE
G's1sssna Ge'sssa'sni -: J i-s1i ~ Il 3
wes hing, Kins!cw Gruber, Bennan.
At Boston R.H. Z.
5Sissso: eS;sss : : 8 d-sn d-s1t !
Gumbnt, Murphy; Bars.on. Farrell and Boyle.
National League
At Philadelphia RB.E
rssii9sas'pAi.: rsiossa.p 2 ] 9 g 9 81 : 8
vicl cry, Clements Hutchinson, Kittridee. N
At Brooklyn- RH. Z.
PFseb'ya. PEt,ssans 8 + ~ ~
Loyett, DAILY aad Bushorg Go eman. Osborne
AMI Decker.
At New York-First Game RE Z.
Sisyelsni..:: SSw fssf::1 sSSiE issi1o iEssi1oo
Rusie. Cl.rk; Beatin, Zimne.
At New York-Second Game R.H.E
eisyel.nd:::: SsT xSsa.::d 8 : : @ss1s
Rrs'e Clark; LiLooln, thinner.
At Boston RE-. T.
5issians;i: eGssGa -: 3 g 9s5 Ssh
.Clarl son, Bennett; Duryea and Mullane, Har-
rington.
American Association.
At Louisville Z; Brooklyn, 6.
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CRIMINAL NEWS.
Bold Attempt st Train Robbery in Ohio
Shooting Scapes,

Bold Attempt st Train Robbery in Ohio
Shooting scspes.
vANwzRr, Ohio, July IA bold attempt
the Cincinnati, jackson and Michigan rail
road. Three men boarded the engine Of
the north bound passenger train at Enter
prise, Ohia. and attacked Engin.
eer vandevender and the hre-
man with hammers and coupling pins,
knocking both senseless. They did
not succeed in stopping the train, however,
probably owing to the plucky fight Of the
trainmen, and jumped Of before reaching
vanwert. The engineer and fireman were
both lying senseless in the cab of the loco
motive, and the train, which should have
stopped at Vanwert station, rushed
through the yard at the rate Of
twenty-five miles an hour. Here II
collided with switch engine. and Engineer
vandevender was found dead in the wreck
The fireman is still unconscious, and II can.
not be learned whether the engineer was
killed by the train robbers or met death in
the collision. None Of the passengers were
seriously injured.
He wouldn't Give Up the Mule.
SAVANNAH. Ga. July 1s.-At Guytown TO-
day r. g. Norton, Jr., son Of physician
in this city, shot and killed two brothera
named Willie and John Bird. Yesterday
young Norton and Willie Bird traded
mules. To-day Willie Bird, accompanied
by his brother John. went to the N0rton'a
place to get him to trade back. Norton re.
fused and John Bird, drawing pistol, told
Willie to break open the stable door and
recover the mule. At this point young
Norton shot the Birds dead. Norton haS
fed.
6hotguns and Pistols.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 1s,-An Adver.
tiser special from Tuscolbia says: John A.
Steele, Jr., Major Tom Steele, John Good
win and w. P. Challen engaged in shoot
ing affray to-day. The first named was
killed, John Goodwin seriously injured
and Tom Steele slightly wounded, and a
bystander, Tracy Abernathy, had his arm
broken by stray bullet. Shoteuns and
pistols were used. There was much excite
ment during the day, but all is quiet TO-
night.
The Express Thieves.
CHICAGO, July 1S.-A new Indictment vas
found by the grand jury to-day against
John Ehret, express driver for the United
States Express company, charged with the
theft Of $4,000 gold bar. Indictments
were also returned against three other per-
sons, and one of them. Ehret's brother, was
arrested this afternoon.
Sparks Go Glimmering.
SARATOGA, July 18.-About noon sneak
thieves entered the Bliss cottage here and
got away with $4,000 worth Of diamond
jewelry. The cottage was occupied by Nor
ton, vice-president of the United btatea.
and his partner. Bliss, and their wives. A
reward Of 41.OOO ID offered for the rscovery
of the jewels.
Shot Hts Grandson.
PRINCETON, N. j.. July lS.-An aged
farmer named Geo. Duffield. living near
Harlingen, to-day shot and dangerously
wounded his grandson, Oscar Bodine and
then committed suicide with razor.
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Doings 1T Dillon.

p DIIloN, July Is. Especial. la man who
came in from the Centennial valley to-day
reports that about one hundred and fifty
head Of beef cattle were run of by thieves.
A party Of COW boys is in hot pursuit.
James r. Fletcher, pioneer, died at $40 a.
m. Another rich strike was made in the
Legal Tender mine yesterday, che ore aver
aging two b undfed ounces per ton. The
amount of wool shipped from this section
is very large.
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CATTLE THIEVES.
Two Mon Arrested for Branding Other
Peoples Cattle--A Floater.

Two Mem Arrested for Branding Other
Peoples Cattle--A Floater.
BxNToN, July 18.-[Special. ]-Stock In.
spector Heron arrived to-day, having In
charge two men, named Grimsby and Sum-
by, arrested for cattle stealing. The pris-
oners themselves are in the cattle business
near Chinook, and their possessions IN
creased 10 rapidly az to arouse suspicion.
Watch was kept and the grounds were CON
sidered sufficient to warrant arrest for
branding cattle not belonging to them.
They are held to the district court undsr
heavy bonds.
Edward Kelly, we'll known and highly
respected citizen of North Montana, died
this afternoon after long illness. De-
ceased had been identified with several
business enterprises in this vicinity during
the past few years and is known to stock
men throughout the state.
Tho BODY Of an unknown man was found
floating in the river about ten miles above
here to-dsy. The discovery was made by 1
party Of Ashermen and signs indicated
that the unfortunate had been dead .
long time.
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Shot HIS Grandson .

PRINCETON, N. j.. July lS.-An aged
farmer named Geo. Duffield. living near
Harlingen, to-day shot and dangerously
wounded his grandson, Oscar Bodine and
then committed suicide with q razor. a.
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Increasetl Banking Facilities.

LIvMosroN. July Is. Especial. Arrange
ments have been perfected the past week BY
which the National Park bank will increase
.its stock from $4,000 to 100000 and it,
surplus funds from $1,000 to $4,000. This
deal was brought about chiefly by the Of
forts Of r. T. Gaines, Of Helena, who rep
resents eastern and Helena capital and i
the elimination of that gentleman's recent
proposition TO establish another bank in
Livingston. The change will take elect
September 1st. Aside from the probable
selection OF Mr.. Gaines as president Of the
institution and an increase in the number
OF directors it ia not contemplated to make
any changes in the officials Of the bank.
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Sparks Go Glimmoring.

SARATOGA, July 18.-About noon sneak
thieves entered the Bliss cottage here and
got away with $4,000 worth Of diamond
jewelry. The cottage was occupied bv Nor
ton, vice-president of the United btatea.
and his partner. Bliss, and their wives. A
reward of $1,000 ID offered for the recovery
of the jewels.
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Court ut Boulder.

BoUIDzR, July 18.-James Gallagher ~
Sarah Gallagher, divorce granted.
Boulder Valley Ditch Mining and Mill
ing company vs.. Frank Farnham, motion
for Judgment ON the findings filed by ooun.
ri for defendant,
Chaxlss ]. Cole ys. Roger NcCa6fsy q
al, on trial.
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shotguns and Pistols.


CHICAGO, July ia new Indictment was
found by the grand jury to-day against
John Ehret, express driver for the United
States Express company, charged with the
theft Of $4,000 gold bar. indictments
were also returned against three other per-
sons, and one of them. Ehret's brother, was
arrested this afternoon.
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National League.

American Association.
At Louisville-Louisville, Z; Brooklyn, 6.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-21
WHEELING, NOVEMBER 81, 1890,



The municipal election Is two months
of. When the day arrives Il will call to
tho polls the people who make up the
city Of Wheeling TO sny whom they will
have Tor Mayor. for Chicl Of Police, for
City Clerk, for Councilmen.
l. Is 4 gross absurdity to choose the
Chief Of Police by q popular election,
but this 10 the way tho laS provides,
aud, until Wheeling has a much needed
new charter, this bad old way must
continue.
For months there has been quiet talk
Of 4 non.partisan movement, the coed
men Of all parties uniting for the COM
mon welfare. There arc not enough
good men good enough to do this at this
time.
There might DO q movement on paper,
There will be no movement that will or
ganizc tho necessary machinery creased
with the necessary money, no move
mcnt that will break down party lines
and override tho Democratic intention
to csrry through Democratic nominees
II there be a Eou.partisan movement
it will helm the main q movement IN
dortaken and supported by Republicans
and the Democratic nominees will bt
very grateful for it.
Under all the circumstances the best
that can be hoped for is that each party
will nominatea good man for each place
II this be done the people will choose
good men 10 serve them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-21

In a recent work on Heart Disease, Dr..
franklin Miles-the noted specialist
gives many new and startling facts.
Thousands Of people arc slowly poisoning
themselves weakeningtheir hearts blythe
use of tea, coffee, tobacco and alcohol.
These are heart whips, causing it to beat
rapidly, thus gradually wearing it ont.
producing shorluess Of breath when ex.
orcising, pains in the side and shoulder.
hungry and faint spells. Finally swell.
ing Of the ankles and sudden death, For
weakened and irritated hearts the press
everywhere highly recommend tho New
Heart Cure discovered by DR.. Franklin
Miles, which is for sale at the Logan
Drug Company's. Mwraw.5
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he was ready for the world 10 know what
he was doing. lie was not prepared for
n rush OF patients and physicians from
the four quarters Of the globe. Certain.
ly he had not completed his expert.
ments when he was over.ruh with urg.
emit demands for instant treatment, the
idea having gone abroad that he had
discovered an infalttbtc cure for a maia.
dy hitherto inCurable.
No small part Of the censure resta on
DR.. Koch's refusal to tell all about his
lymph, 80 tina. anybody so disposed
may make It and tho least instructed
apply It. The world has waited 80 long
for q cure Tor consumption should
no. be insanely impatient to know at
once more, perhapp, than the discovery,
Of the remedy knows himself. II Dr.
Koch has made q good beginning, he
has done humanity al incalculab!e ser
! vice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-21
SMOEeLEsS COAL

-
A Unanimous Coal that Makes as Little
Dirt IA Anthracite Funhd In West sir.
gsnia.
Tho following interesting item is from
the Co1l Trade Journal:
"Smokeless coal Is attracting consid-
cradle interest in Chicago since the city
authorities have engaged in such a Wig.
orous attack upon the tine.honored
smoke nuisance. The city officials have
said there must not be any smoky
chimneys, and are watchful to detect
and Gne all who are caught violating the
ordinance. Consumers say they cannot
afford to burn hard conl, and consider II
unjust TO prevent their using tho soft
Goals mined in this and neighboriug
S.a,eatha! seem particularly adapted for
steam use ~ wcll as a more economical
fuel.
"These soft Goals cannot BIO used with.
out q large amount OF smoke resulting
there!roui, and smoke consumers' are
vet far from being smoke %preventcrs.'
There Is q coal that has been shipped to
this market that comes as near 10 being
a non.slnnking soft coal NJ it is possible
to find. The coal comes from the New
River coal mines along the Chesapeake
| & Ohio Railroad III West Virginia. Mr..
Il. Lee France was the first man to
recognize tho peculiar qualities Of this
coal and introduce it in Chicago and the
Northwest rs a emoEeless coal. He
knew Of the qualities OF this coal and
had afew csrs shipped from the QIinni.
mont mine and used in his own house,
! both in furnace aud kitchen range, and
found it could be used with as little SCOT
and dirt rs anthracite. Then q number
Of buildings in the business part OF the
city were supplied, and while the
price is higher than Illinois and
Indiana Goals, there has been q small but
gradual demand for it. The aggressive
action Of the city authorities, compelling
proprietOra OF buildings, in the business
center particularly, to abate the pail OF
smoke from their chimneys, has again
turned favorable attention to this coal
from the New River district OF West
Virginia, and ut the present time there
is a sale for all Of this coal that can be
obtained here. Large quantities Of this
coal are shipped to the Atlantic ses-
board, and only q small portion can be
spared Tor this market. In buildings
where it is used under the boilers at
Chicsgo the amount OF smoke from the
chimneys is scarcely perceptible, and
where used in cooking ranges there is
not the slightest marks Of SCOT, and one
can scarcely realize that soft coal has
been used.a
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,

6.1l44 feet, North Front street, ives. hde.s ! $50
eoxlia feet, North Front street, west side. 1,8O
ooxl2o feet, South YORK street, west sIde... Coo
GOslco feet, South Elm street, west sIdc-... go
SoxiW feet, South Elm strect, west sIdc..... $50
SoSlW feet. South Penn street, east sidc... 800
25xl12 feet, North Wabash st., east side.,,., s75
3oxl9oicct, sonth Huron strcet, cast aide. $50
42x6o lee,, col. Huron & New Jersey sts... eco
So1l2o ieet, Fourteenth street, north side. 2,io9
SOxl'o feet, Fourteenth st!cet, north side. $50
H0xSs0 feet, caldwell's Run. LOO
5o3iW ieet, Wilson street, sixth ward.... !. Loo
iWxIn ieet, McColloch street, Eighth ward 1000
lUnS50 iect, Pleasant Valley..-...........- l,GI0
Lots and improved property in Martins Ferry,O.
~ acres near Elm Grore .t3,UW
ia acres two miles wc.t Of Bridgeport, o., $3.50
~ acres near Losain, ............,,,..,..,,. =, 1900
u acres adjoining st. Clairsville, O..,..,... 1900
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VIM. Timmons, postmaster at Idaville
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than NIL other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from kidney and liver trouble" John
Leslie, farmer and stockman, OF same
place, Gays: "Find Electric Bitters to be
the best kidney andliver medicine, made
me feel like a new man." J.W. Gardner,
hardware merchant, same town, says:
Electric Bitters is just the thing for n
man who is all run down and dent care
whether he lives or dies; he found new
strength, good appetite and felt Just like
he had u new lease on life. Only SOC a
bottle, at Logan Drug Co. 3 drug store. .
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"OIlvE BLossoM' is the greatest dis.
covery Of the age in the medical line.
Weak, tired, despondent women who are
last going into consumption from some
wasting disease, peculiar TO their sex,
may DO restored to health il "OMyE
Blossom" is used before it is too late.
Sold by Logan Drug Co, @. R. Goethe,
WV. Irwin, W. E. Williams, G. Schuepi,
Q. Msnkemoller, w. G. Armbright, w,
e. Williams and 81. W. IIeinrici; j. W.
Darrah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry;
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport; @. NJ. Wy.
rick, Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood.
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In August last Mary Metz1orlr, a Bal.
timore girl fourteen years OF sge, put
arsenic in the family coffee pot. Her
mother narrowly escaped death. Her
oleven.year-old brother and a boarder
died. The girl admitted her guilt, say.
that she would not tell a lie about it.
The only explanation she gave was that
"the devil must have been around at
that .ime.''
She was indicted FOR murder in the
frat degree and plead guilty. The case
was go peculiar that her sanity WAS in.
quired into. The report has just been
made. The girl is found to be sane, but
low in mental capacity. The Judge Gays
he is obliged to sentence her to be
hanged. 1t il believed thatthe sentence
will be commuted 10 imprisonment.
The court, the prosecutor aud others Of
influence will advise tho Governor that
his clemency would DO well placed.
The hanging OF n girl fourteen years
old would be . shocking spectacle and
Gociety would gain nothing by it. Tho
girl may be technically sane, but she is
not sane enough to hang.
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90
DIED.

RoSESHA1N-On Wednesday, November 10.
1870. at 1880 p. m., MALIS RosHSNAlS,
daughter Of 8. and ida Koscnhaln, recd i
year, 10 months and II Gays.
Fnncfal from the residence o: her parents, No.
1908 Main street. this tErldsy) morning Of
10 O'Clock. Friends OF the family are In.
vi!ed to attend. lulesmen. a, the Hebrew
Burial Ground.
BfiEFttS-ou "Wednesday EVENING. Eovomh,-
10, ls?e. ANDREW SHEfLtS, areI II wears
Funeral from his late residence, No 1911 No.
co!loch street, Saturday morning a, $50
O'Clock. Requiem mass a. s.. Joseph's
Cathedral at . o'clock. Friends OF tho fam.
ny Invited to attend. Intemen. At NJ,
Calvary cemetery.
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YEAR SIX PER GENT
sLEsrAT
For Sale.


For Sale
Nc 1858 MeColloch street, sl,50.
No. lOS McColicch street.
No. los McCOllOch street.
No. 1921 McCOllOch strict.
No. a6f0 Market street, s2,6te.
.11lSacrcs Of land, SlS.roOned house, stable.
200 trees choice fruit. oue.half mile west OF
lower point OF Island, sj.C10.
Residence one mile west OF Bridgeport, Ohio.
Eight rooms, stable. Ground Clio OF ali acre.
Price $500.
IS Rcres Of land on Short Creek.
No. &C Ohio street, Sel,tO.
No. 1s9 South Penn street, $1,000.
Lots on South Penn street.
LoH on South Front street.
= Lots on North Front street.
no. Isl Fourteenth street, $1,000.
No. EFT Ghapiinc street.
No. 1881 Chs pine street, S2,i0C.
No. a2is Maiu street, 5000.
Lot No. q Water strce!, SG,tG0,
No. 1885 ChRplire street. $500.
Block OF ten houses. Annual rent 5 LOO. Price
sl2, OCc. ~
No. LIS EoGr street, $500. (.
No. 1Q Twelfth street, s, 400.
Lots on Wctzclstreet, 200.
Lots on Warren street 900.
No. 2is8 Eoaf street, $500.
No. 81 and &c Twenty.s!Ith street, sl,Gp,
~ Nos: 30, 81 an nIS g. T%en; Y "a street, $50.
No. Z3l0 folf street, s3.5GO.
No. 1872 Chaplluc street. st.40o,
no. 1881 Woods street, 81 800.
No. Sg33 Woods street, 81. 3C0.
Manufacturing site with Factory Building.
Four lots or McColloch street. James Car.
ney's heirs addition. -,
Eighteen acres hillside pastuzc land, Eighth
No. c6ed Main ftreet, 81 1900.
NO. 2i1 Main street. Ground a full lot, $500.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, o. s. Claim Attorney, l6lc
MRrket street. l have long expcrleEce In
prosecution oipension claims. Sold lers, their
WIDOWS and minor heirs will find II TO their
advantage TO employ Ill attorney nj home in
prcieleneet0 one In @ashingioa, ID. c. ocN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-21

Or. Koch una Ills Ktinri, for Consumptlun.
Or. Koch is slready paying roundiy
for the fame that has como to him. The
German newspapers, rejecting tho feel.
ing Of their environment criticiso him
for failing to have M abundant supply
Of lymph, for insufficient and bad
accommodations for patients, in short
ror being in 4 general condition Of
unpreparedncss for the immense bust.
nees SO suddenly thrust upon him.
II is to be remembered that the first
results OF DR.. Koch'S treatment got out
to tho newspapers and the world before
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Good Aa,lce 10 An,etlean ~nIerchan,,.

Good Advice TO American Merchants.
Mr.. Carl Schurs often Gays a good
thing. He never said q better thing
than some advice he gave in his speech
at the annual banquet Of the New York
Chamber Of Commerce. Discussing the
queation offoreign trade, Mr.. Schurz re.
marked:
II our young merchants. married or uumar.
ried. devoted n little less time TO Fifth avenue,
Newport and Paris and a little more TO Buenos
Ayres. Rio, Valparaiso, Shanghai, Zanzibar and
simi lar places, Inns cnlaIg!Rs their mercantile
education, too, would not that be likely 10 do
Our foreign "A world OF goodI
Tho young men Of the English, Ger.
man, French and Dutch houses in the
foreign trade have personal acqusintance
with and knowledge OF the conditions at
the other end. They visit the countries
with which they have business, meet
the merchants OF these countries, study
the people and the markets, know the
wants and make it the business OF their
lives to- cater to those wants. They got
the trade by understanding it.
It is true that foreign merchants are
encouraged by direct steamship COMM.
nication with foreign countriea, but the
interest they take in tho foreign trade,
and the interest taken by their predcces.
aors, has contributed largely to the es.
tablishment and now contributes to the
maintenance Of Inca OF direct and swift,
communication. Three months in Bue.
nos Ayrcs would be OF more account 10
ayouug merchant than q season at New.
r0rk Ha -r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-21

TuEnE arc still some people in tho
world who believe that Jeuner in.
vented smallpox. So 1t may happen
tina. hereafter Koch will be held re.
sponsible for all the consumption he
cannot cure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-21

IULEDU, q, JuHuAFy 10, 1851.
MeasIs. +. J. Cheney & Co.-Genlls-
men:-l have been in the general. prac-
tice Of medicine for most forty years, aud
would say that in oil my practices and
experience have never seen q prepara-
ton that l could prescribe withas much
confidence OF success as l can Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you.
Have prescribedit a great many times
and it's effect is wonderful, and would
say in conclusion that l have yet to find
q case OF catarrh that it would not cure,
il they would take it according to direc.
tons. Yours truly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-21

81 was so gratiied, Miss Jones'" said
the young playwright, "to see that my
work mo:ed you to tears last. night"
"ies, Mr.. Bronson" said the young
woman, with sigh; ~ was 30 sorry for
yar."
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H'11s III Dst
Office, 2i5 Summit street.

We will give 500 for any case OF
catarrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, Zoe.
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MARRIED.,

aABaoSE-DUNCAH-At the parsonage nl the
Fourth Street N. E. Church. by Roy. Dr..
Gushing. MtSr. 3. ANRgosH, OF Mcrrfs,own,
OHIO, 10 Mrs. JosSruISR Z. DUNCAN, OF this
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This plain declaration can mean moth
ing else than adherence TO the Prohibit
ton party Gin town, State and Nation.p
1t is not meant to be interpreted in any
other way. Furthermore the declara-
ton acco.ds fully aith the political
course OF the Women's Christian Tenn
perauce Union.