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MARTINS FERRY.
Tho Decoration Day rnrnde-A I,o,'s sa

Tho Decoration Day Parade-A boys Sad
fIet41 Illncss-various Local Notes.
,oGieer David Gosney has been granted a pen.
LIZ. o1ley. Of Pittsburgh. Is visiting friends
isev; Father .. s. Ma..lnsly isconancd to bed
Tho postoillcc wilt DO open TO. day from 10 0
u. M, IL to u \. m and 6to 6p. III. E'ir..@g
Miss Ada swartz, Of Anderson. Ind, formerly
Of Martins Ferry, arrived yesterday to VISIT
irlends aud relatives. Il{''5 t.E,t
Memorial services VIII be held In tho Presby.
Rev. Alex Blacstord, the returned missionary
who died in Atlanta, Ca, q lew days ago.
lorlng. q 0ycarold SOU OF Mr.. Isaac Jones a
Second httect grocer, Is dangerously ILL., The III.
!,o fellow S has lived on liquid food tor nearly
oS Ss hsaa s ar rs mot so0ss wD bS
had the grippe which ended III lung fever, from
which no isitill suffering. ~ -.
The big parade. will start this morning at 100
sharp, aud march down Hanover street 10 Sec
Sna s IN sSsona 70 Clay Clay TO f.s! Fist to
Fayettc, Yaycttc TO Third. Third 10 Locust, 10.
Gust To- Fourth. Fourth 10 Walnut, Walnut 10
Filth, Filth 10 Walnut Glove, where the cser
ciss ,. WI, iake place. Aey @. q. seagwlck WIN
form aud march to tho Central school building
where the presentation OF n.gs by the Junior
Order American Mechanics to The three schools
VIII AXE place. Nearly all Of the secret sorlc
part 10 !ha parade, aud Capt. Abram Lash will
| te Chief Marshal. Thoburn Post wilt decorate
tho graves OF the soldiers In the two cemeteries
In the afternoon. meeting At the G. 4. Il. hall
at2ocloek. The ilremcn's races will take placG
late IN the afternoon and their big festival At Inc
Lafayette Hall In the evening. The banquet Of
tho Alumni Association will take plnce III tho
Hotel haywood At Up. m. All graduates OF The
Martins Ferry High School arc cordially In.
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Resolutions Of Sympathy.
HALL OF THE


ToBAcco WoHKERs' UNION, No. 40S7, !
WHEELING, May q, 1890.
WHEREAS, We have been informed by
the T1ades and Labor Assembly of the
Ohio Valley Of the attempt made by the
Builders' Exchange in trying to deceive
the public by circulating the report
that tue Unions throughout the valley
are not In sympathy with the Building
Trades Council therefore,
Resofred, That We give our entire sym.
patty pad support, both individually
and collectively, to the Building Trades
Council In their manful struggle for fair
wages and rules for recognition by the
Builders Exchange SIS union men.
hsotred, That we condemn the mode
OF action taken by the Builders' Ex.
change to further their end, in their ut.
tempt to destroy ppionism IN the Ohio
Valley, and that such destruction is our
loas as Well as all other sister unions ;
we therefore, ask for their support and
to join In our struggle against tyranny
to labor unions.
Res0lred, That We will sustain the caus 9
in our entire circle Of acquaintance and
dealings, and that We with not support
anyone er any ilrmlwho gives support TO
the Builders Exchange in. the action
they have taken against organized labor.
JOHN HAGEDoRN, Secretary.
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rwo SCHOOL COMMANDMENTS,
Tho Martins Ferry High School Sends out
2 ---- = ~ N itlnkA NJ Elr. u ~ ~ NV Z

Glass OF Six. fF.S
Never did the Martins Ferry Opera
House contain a larger and finer audience
than last night. The occasion wa, the
eighteenth annual commencement Of the
High School. The stage was perfectly
decorated with flowers, plants, etc.
The graduates-Erntst G. Smith,
Thompson Kerr, Agnes Duyault, Jennie
7. McGrew, Emma Gillespie and Dora
Cook-and Supt. Z. Z. Sparks, Mr.. J.
W. Bownoeker aud Miss Laura Swartz,
teachers, and Rev. A. L. Bro wnleo oc.
cupied u row OF seats forming a semi.
circle on the stage. Back Of them was
the High School choir. The four young
ladies wore white cashmere.
The exercises were opened by singing
by the choir. The prayer by Rev. x. L.
Brownlee, OF tho U. =. Church, was tho.
roughly suited to the occasion, Tho
first graduate, Miss Agnes NJ. Deyault.
read m essay on "a Year on the Farm"
1t was well handled. The choir render.
ed "The Camp Fires" alter Miss Deyault
retired: "pluck," the Grafton Of Miss
Dora Cook, was repleto with bright
thoughts, showed much study and was
ono Of the witliest ever heard in Mar.
tins Ferry. sEH 28~ .,s N
Evolution Of tho Horse" the scien-
iilc essay OF Thompson Kerr, was in
tensely interesting. 1t was deep, clear
aud scholarly, expressed In an earnest
manner. At the conclusion OF Mr.. Kerf's
Grafton the choir sang "song Of the Vol
nnteers." This was followed by Mics
Emma Giltespie's essay, agricultural
Depression" which showed considerable
Preparation, andsome Of the facts told in
1t astonished many OF her hearers. Her
essay was much enjoyed. "nomes Of
American Authors" was the subject Of
the paper read by Miss Jennie McGrew.
the selection was a good one, and the
essay Was carefully prepared, and Miss
McGrew acquitted herself with credit.
her delivery was free from embarrass.
ment aud her voice clear and firm,
Ernest &. Smith was the sixth and last
graduate to appear and made good i'm.
preston. His Grafton was Dominant
Democracy" delivered in clear, audi
ble voice. His subject was broad one
and he handled 1t la q manner which
showed his thorough mastery oft.
"Those Happy Days" was rendered by
the class OF 90 In Il manner that pleased
all. Next came the presentation OF Iii,
plomas by Superintendent E, L. Sparks
in his usual eloquent, scholarly and
pleasing manner. This was brief and
well received. The benediction by Rev
Mr.. Drownlee ended the commence
ment. Tho graduates and the music
were all heartily applauded. The mssit
was new, spirited and pleasing, and
the best heard for long time. Each
Of tho graduates received many hand
some flowers and presents. Several Of
the lat.or were quite expensive.
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TIE following clipped from the Bur-
!Ing1on function, (Mo,) Post, contains in
formation Of no little value to persons
troubled with indigestion:
"For Years the Editor of the Post, has
been subject to cramp collie or fits OF in
digestion, that prosEated him ior sever
q hours and untitled him for, business
for two Or three days alterward. About
a year ago we called on S. J. Butcher.
druggist, and asked ior something to
ward Oft an attack, that was already max
ing life hideous. Mr.. Butcher handed
US q bottle Of Cha.nberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrh@a Remedy. We took
the medicine according TO directions,
and not only found relief on that oc.,
easion. but have several times since
tried it's virtues and found relief in
every instance. We take this method
OF acknowledging the benefits derived
and recommending the cure to all others
subject to indigestion. For sale by C,
R: Goetze, John Klari, W. w. Irwin,
w. E. Williams and G. Schnepf. Daw
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In Part I. Of this court yesterday the
Gaze case Of George Barry, the Philadel-
ph'a art publisher, against Q. G. Dewey,
involving dispute concerning a work
called "The Vanderbilt House, was
tried TO the court. '2s's ~
In the case Of Mrs. Garner vs.. Froebe
\ Son, a verdict was given for the de.
ferse.
1 In Part II. Owen J. Sullivan, for
selling liquor on Sunday, was fined $50
and costs. sTE
In the case OF William McColloch
Magee va. Edward Martin McColloch,
the lien was released. - -
: Edward J. shipley was granted d.
vorce from Maggie Shipley on the
grounds Of desertion anil ajnlteyy
Sophia B. Shater was granted divorce
from Joseph Shafer on the grounds Of
desertion and abandonment.
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Capt. NJ. Fellows, tho Salvation sol.
dier who has made life burden in the
neiehborhood OF Fourteenth and Market
streets for some time past by his un.
musical cornet playing and singing, was
Lao: night arrested for not moving on
when ordered by the police to do so,
The army has been complained Of bv
the ISrELLldEScEn, the Public Library
people and many others, and Captain
Fellows has persistently refused to move
on. The noise OF the army is very an.
noying TO the printers and those in the
Public Library. After Fellows was lock-
cd up, other membc.rs Of the army bailed
him out and some othcra took their
places on the street. " s4i5
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Tho Pnlpit md tho Stnre

Rev. FL NJ. shrout, Pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan.
says teel i ny duty to tell what
wonders pr. Kings New Discoyery has
d9ne, for me. My lungs were Badly dis.
eased, and my, parishioners thought I
could live only q few weeks. / took Ave
bottles OF Dr.. Kings New Discovery and
q; am sound lfs !, and well, gaining 20 pounds
: Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny,
Folks Combination, writes: "After 4
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
Lam confident Rt. Kings New Discoy.
cry O., ior r. consumption, beats lem dill, md
cures when, everything else falls. The
Thousand friends is to urge them to I try
itN Free trial bottles at Logan Ding
Co.'S !, Drug Store. Regular sizes 30 cents
NuU 81 W. lt-rrss u n b 49, o.
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BELLAlRE.
AL Sorts Of Local News md Gossip from
-N'., tho Glass City. l' Psi
b TIN pn1nrcd faItx w m ,l.,.. L., A. ,,. - ~


All Sorts Of Local News and Goss,p from
~ tho Glass City. gyf
The eolorcd folks will dance In the City Hall
The address Of Hon. A. 8, Mcclure will bc ,,c.
ftvcred at tic cemetery this morning, y ~
Daniel Walker, Of Tho First National Hank IA
smiling over fine girl baby Mt his home.
The postotticc will close al 10 O'Clock today
anu remain closed for The rest Of the day, =
lev: W. r: Mclaughlin left with his family
Ior sa!inevlllc. o., his new Charge, yesterday.
A great many Quakcrt with their families
passed through yesterday Tor points In the
Western Reserve. ~
The Nromeu .hloped their apparatus to Mar.
!lh's ferry last nieht. All lre iii good condition
for to'day's festivities. -. NA ~'N'''''
N, 1hs Soi, .aS' T. talks Of renting
and the opening OF reading room. %
The following arc tho board Of examiners for
TINS city; H. !. Jones. three years: A, +, Mey.
or, Two years; John liotleier holds over year.
Thieves entered the office OF the Ault hour
ntH here Thursday night, but carried OF noth.
ihs' though everything was thrown around on
,,c,n MssanSson D. O. lazy and Bcare
out riding their bicycles yesterday. ibis being
tue hrst lady who ever rode here. -
Thomas q. Hyatt, OF the B. & O, Office here.
leit Tor Chicago Junction yesterday, to take hold
OF MS new position. Mr.. W. A, Garber. of The
eaStbonnd department here, will take Mr. Hy.
place. : ' '1A' '"'''' :
Herman ulrich, the ombexzlcr who tot ,u.v
win The United States express ,-,oncv h h"r:
writes from IT, Clairsyilo that 20 Is going away
sf 81 CissIsys and would like have hi
ce'sed eighteen mouths ia the pen guilty ana re-
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A Fi.OATER FOUND

Hy Smnll hoy In the Back River Ycster.
day Forenoon. =
Yesterday about II o'clock boy
named Alex Reed was padding about in
the Back river dam in john.boat, when
he Saw the body OF a man floating in the
water. He called some other boys, and
they landed the body. 1t was that Of a
man Of less than middle age, dressed in
a good snit Of black clothes, and with a
moustache. The body had apparently
been in the water for a good while.
There was no mark about it to indicate
who the dead man was, &, = =
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EXCURSION TO PITTSBURGH

Vim tho pennsylvaniu Lines on Account of
g\5sg tho scotcl.Irish Congress-.
Tickets will DO sold May 9th, cath.
29sh, 3osh and 3lst, at one fare for round
trip. good returning until June Sd, in
elusive. i5. s; '7-I
The meetings which WILDE held MAY
27thto June lst, will be Of Unusual inter.
est: Governor Beaver Of PENNSYLVANIA,
will deliver the Welcome address. Gov.
ernor Campbell and staff, Of Ohio, will
also be present. The exercises will be
participated in by able speakers, includ.
ing several members OF Congress. Ar.
rangements have been made to bring
President Harrison and Cabinet from
Cleveland by special train at the close Of
the Garfield MONUMENT dedication in
that city, May S0th. s9" ruAr :
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esterday Mr.. John Morgan, formerly
Of Bridgeport, now OF Cleveland, tele.
graphed to Bridgeport friend to look
out for his eleven ear-old boy, who had
run away from home. The friend went
to the 9. 4 2. depot 10 answer the tele.
gram, and found the boy there. He had
a liberal supply Of money and q round
trip ticket from Cleveland 10 Bridgeport
and return. He was held till to-day
when he will DO sent home,
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slasous Going to New Cumberland.

1t is now pretty definitely settled that
party OF at least twenty members OF
the Masonic fraternity will 60 from this
city to New Cumberland to.marrow
evening to assist the lodge at that piace
in contering the third degree on two
candidates. II special train to bring
the excursionists home is not arranged
for, arrangements will be made to have
the Cincinnati packet wait at New Cum.
berland for them.
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THO Yvutlrs Communion Flag,

The flag awarded to the Sixth ward
school by the Ieutl's Companion was run
up over the building yesterday on a
thirty.two foot pole furnished by the
Board OF Education. The flag was given
to this school because Harry Creighton,
a pupil. wrote the best essay submitted
from West Virginia on "The Patriotic
Influence of the American Flag when
displayed over the Public Schools" The
pupils gathered In front OF the school
Yesterday, and as the handsome fifteen.
foot flag was run up they sang 1.-THE
Red White and Blue" Jhr. hesr;y
cheers We're given. A good many citi.
zens had gathered and Witnessed the
cersmOES.
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nrldscports Commencement.

Longbefore the doors OF the Mammoth
Rink, at Bridgeport, opened laat night,
the streetin front was Tiled with people
anxious 10 witness the exercises OF the
sixteenth annual commencement OF the
high school. The rink was tastefuHy
decorated. The teachers Eat on the plat.
form with the graduates. Melster's or.
chestra added IA the pleasure OF the
evening With instrumental music scat.
tered through it. The GLASS numbered
fifteen, and the exercises were therefore
neceEsarily long. The programme was
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Tho New Isrft}rc.

The Council Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades met last evening at
Market street and Alley T to Inspect the
route asked for by the Wheeling Bridge
Company. Captain Mcclure and Meesrs.
Ferris and Kaufman, Engineers of the
bridge, We're present to.explain their
wants. No action was taken, except to
recommend to Council that the ordi.
nance be passed.
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LEMON ELIXIR,
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.

$3.50 ~ 1ieN'NuL 1cAuou OTlnR. -.- -"|a
For biliousnesa and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir. NJ - !.
Lemon Elixir: - = ,,Gs-7ES'@a :, :
. =; For sleepl!e,ss!sness and nervousness,
take Lemon Elixir. So ~ VII
j For lo - Of appetite and debility, take
Lemon Elixir. 81 .i3'35S1 4, - = :,
8 DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any Of the above named dis.
eases, all Of which arise from a torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys Of bow.
Prepared only by Dr. H. MOTLEY, At.
lanta, Ga. "a 800 =.
Soc and 81 90 per bottle, at tlruepjsts
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Garfield a1onumont Dedication Mt c Gle

Garfield Monument Dedication Mt cIcye.
land, on Declaration nay, May 40, J
On this OCCASION the Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad will sell excursion tickets at
greatly reduced rates, for all regular
trains on May 20 and 80. good for re.
turn Passage until June 9, inclusive,
Fare Tor the round trip s. 25 from Wheel
ing. ~ ~
President Harrison, his cabinet, and
civic and military societies throughout
the country will participate in the parade
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! The certificate Of incorporation Of the
Windsor Oil aud Gas Company was yes.
terday filed for record with Clerk Hook,
Tho incorporates have subscribed and
paid in $4,000, and the privilege is grant
ed of increasing the capital stock to
$500. 900 in all. Tho incorporators are
the following named gentlemen: John
H. Hobbs, holding thirteen shares; An.
ton Reymann, thirteen shares; Thomas
Norton, six shares; Henry Speyer, six
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A meeting Of tho Clerks Union,
formed ior the purpose OF securing an
agreement to close early, was held last
evening. The jewellers Of the city have
agreed to close at Q p. III. from June to
October !, fair week and Saturdays OK.
cepted. 1t is expected that the furnish.
crs, liattcrs, clothiers, merchant taiiors.
stationers, wall paper dealers and mpin
Offices OF laundries will agree to close
all day Sundays and at s p. M. on other
days except on Saturdays, in Fair week
and in December. All but one firm has
already agreed to do so.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord three deeds Of trust and transfers OF
real estate as follows:
May 90 by George schwanberger and
vile to Anton Heimiller, for 500, lot 6
in square 8 in Churchil's addition.
May % by Franz Laupp and wife to
Sophia Schneider, for $3.50, lot 90 in
square 5 in John P. Gi!christ's addition
M aEa sIe' r.r,. s.a G-.-..t.7 - =
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WE ARE ALI SETTLED.

Come md See Us In Our New and Hand.
some Quarters, 81 Twelfth Street.
We can show you more Bicycles, and
better Bicycles, than all other dealers
combined. The VIcToR SAFETY is finer
than ever. Don't fail to see it. We are
trading in comparatively new wheels Of
other makes for the Victor. Why is il?
Simply because the Victor is best. Don't
lose money by buying a wheel without
examining the Victor. Buy the best in
the start. 1t is the cheapest in the end,
Call and examine our stock. Over a
dozen makes OF Bicycles. a.
EDw. L. ROSE T. Co.,
New Store, 81 Twelfth street,
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Another Confidence Operation,

The way the confidence operators are
working people here is caution. The
other day an oil man from the belmont
field came to Wheeling expecting some
machinery hero. A man who learned
his business told him his machinery had
arrived, but could not he obtained until
$50 was paid on it for freight. He gave
the stranger the $50, and the stranger
kept it. When tho oil man made in
quiries he found his machinery had not
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DECORATION DAY SERVICES.
Tho Manner in which tho Day will DO oh.
M 500 J n serypu Hers. lg.I q W ~. III,

II n ,wentv..,n yeo,s since 7.n 1ohr
To w. A., WV. ~ s ~, o'n.e ae".'ou"
a. Logan 'ne great volunteer commahd'
or, then commander.in.chief ofthe Grand
Army Of the Rcpublic issued Order
M !, ca,l;r. ~ ye,.,,n,. 10 ohse,v.
~. o -, e ,M w. esetane ~ oo'si ~,
tue odsh o. "ay, IN memory 81 cofafaaes
who, yielding 10 tho conflicts Of battle,
and the priyatiops OF army lie. sleep in
.ha .h,,ph va.1. and na,.,s,;.s D ~ ~
countrv Il lnoss now az II the ohse su
suce ri The tla~ oI here wi n be more esn,
"ral and ;mns9.,;ye th ~ vsar than s ssa
Snfora Tha hansa viii III oia"a i;,a
wise The public Offices s" The NOS, nostof, S
vii w .no na pno!ic Ue IL, nno pUnto,lI mi
W. c, w ypI a 10 ,hat ~, rooT oI pi.
+ jbrar~ viii i. riosaI T I'll ,,au and MI III
hns;mrss vii, 10 o srsnen u TO- =, isast w. q
oort ~ n" ,;n w ''''i'u'U ~ ~ 's"'' !"
Ths q. Al, ds,o,hmen,. wbose
nalnea have s,raadv bo"n nrin,sa in ne
IsTr,, ,nrxcam Eli jul nonopd e .hn ally an
aterias thia iH.."non anI ds" y" ,hs
oraves In the Sita,noon tho Jnn Ir
Order r. a. n will nrssent n Hoc IN W.
EiGh ward Sni,ool ri" C"n m's " Vii III
meet nj / I'M ~ M and march oyer n
the school. E,,ernrisa Camel q II 4
H. viii MA, wont at its hali nj ,Ie "a ,ne
hour md marcl, ovsr Th" a a r.
and other asnsuiz,,;ons viii aiso tst q
mart IN tho nsasecdin"s os witnesses s""S
ri" statr mresenteI hv the IT, q n.
A. A. has hasn M, IN an the baiItIing'
1he 10" viii it, "a form,,iv nrssa u TX
Raw ~ O. r;ncldafrnr m heSalf oi ~, ~
Council. Snnefiuten'ient anderson
viii accent snd turn l. over ~ psoi
Sh"nhsrd' A. a. Il il IN NV ,ha schn v,i
children6 VIII siIiiri' '%Tbe Star Snan"ted
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Tho Hudson passed down for Cincinnati at 10
a.. m.-T r Courier left for Petersburg at
Gincinnatlior Pittsburgh. len Iiur car.
ried an EXCURSION Of the Kings Sons OF Zane
street N. +. church to wcllsburg last night.
me boat carried brass band, and the c1cur.
10 day the 9. ". bachelor will pass down Tor
CINCINNATI at { q. m.-rhe Ben Hnr will leave
for :arkcrshurg at ll:3O a. m.-Thc ST, law.
Re, 9. VIII pass up for Pittsburgh at a. H., in
the l.. a. shlrey's trade. - -
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-. Asooh " w.,
New Store, 81 Twelfth street
Picnic Grounds,

Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the river-ia the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to ]. G. Tom
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, Wheeling, ". Va. N,
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THE drawing at A. Hebrank's jewelry
store last night Resulted US follows:
Ticket No. So drew first prize, q music
box. No. $50 second priza, music box.
OPS third prize, q mnsic box. No. 2S5
fourth prlse, a pair Of line French bronze
ornaments. 49,. - -
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Fever Sore Eight Years

! muas extend to yoa the thanks OF one Of NV
gus!ome who hos been cured BY using The e.
ilene spell OF sickness or fever eight Years 80
ne was g bad he was fearful be would have 10
have 10 have his lee amputAtet, but ia hannv ~ ~
ny 10 Is now entirely we'll SQUAD as dollar.
E.sn uesm me- 70 usc his name; which Ia ii. Il,
Galnesboro. Tenn. $50 - 1l-' - O.aSsls''
We have been selling your Cu1IcusA REMEDIES
iof years, and have the first com pisIrit yet 10 re-
e o rem pu,shsse One Of hc worst cases
lsH.iFiJ TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Frantio KAN
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III you cannot see aud need spcctacics
i0u should call on US and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
tnest instruments and more experience
than any other Optlclan In the State,
M! guarantee satisfaction or money re.
'unded. JACOB W. CRUDE,
Jewelcr and OpticiaH,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets,
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature 10 etIectually cleanse the system
when oostiVe or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 % bottles by all leading druggists.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-30

II You Want to be healthy. Howl can
you il your. teeth refuse 10 DO their
work? Get them put in order by skill
ful dentists, and use SozoDoNT to keep
them right. sozopoSr is the best prepa-
ration for the teeth. Mwr,sw