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A DMINIsTRAToR.s NOTICE.

Estate cf Ju.eph A. T. Hunter, late Of CrsIna
P0rOugh. Somerset county, Pa
Letters Of administration on the above estate hay
ing been granted 10 the undersigned by the proper
authority, notice Is hereby given &c all persons
indebted 20 said estate TO make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment on or before Thursday. April II, 1900 at the
office Of John r. Scott in the Borough OF somef-
set JOHN X SCOTT
mari. Alma. run trsaneafo ueper,.
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LUMBER IS ADVANCING !
STEAM TNCINTs.

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sHlNGLE MILLS, HAY PRISE &c.
II yen want q ffst-elass SAW MIL, serd for
Catalogue and special price To introduce in your
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In a short time the Hinmsn street patrol
wagon arrived, and Officer Birmingham
went up to the top Of the house to fetch the
maniac down. II was no easy matter. The
iiend had partially recovered his strength
from the frightful choking and was at bay
in dark corner Of the attic. Fortunately
in the struggle the fellow hai dropped his
revolver As soon as the officer entered the
dmly lighted room the maniac made q rush
for him. Then came another fight, but the
officer was fresh aud the madman badly
winded from the struggle he lad in the
kitchen.
As he closed in on the Off ,ss the maniac
gave hoarse yell that sounded more like a
roar OF wild beast than human cry. The
officer finally threg the fellow, and he was
manacled and taken to the Hinman stree,
police station. Here he became more quiet.
Nothing could be learned from him, how
ever, further than that his name was Albert
Jensen. and that he had escaped from a
Michigan insane asylum. After closely ex-
aminiag him he was taken to the Detention
Hospital
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EXEcUToRs' NOTICE

Estate of SOLOMON n. Hommer, deceased late Of
Jenuer Twp, Somerset Co PA.
Letters tesIuiueutEry on abovo est ste having
been granted W the uni..rigIed by The proper
authority. notice Is hereby gwen 10 all persons
Indebted TO said estate 20 make immediate pay
ineaf, api these having claims against che saline
" Ill present them duly authenticated tor settle
ment On Friday. April l. Isp0 the late residence
of deceased.
JOHN e. HAMMER,
DAVID N. HAMMER.
febeh, Executors
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Chas. J. Harrison, Pres't
Vim. B. Frease, Vice Prest.
Milton ]. Pritts, Cashier.


DIRECTORS:
Wm. ii Koontz, sam1 snydsr.
Josiah spent, Jonas Il ttsJK
John H. Sns der Joau ssufft
Joseph B. Dasis Harrison -nvler.
Jereane stunt, Aosa : Miner.
Wm. Endalcy
Customers Of this Rank will receive the most
hbvTai tseatnett eoltslstent with sale ban king
Parties wishing 10 send money east or west can
te Lttt u H.eaitu ~ olnlt itI any anoL4.L
Money and valuables secured by one of Die
hoid's celebrated safes Win iaust approved tiIGe
luc.
COLLECTIONS made in all parts 0f the United
states. Cnarges moderate.
Accounts aiId Deposits SOLICITED. maI5-6m
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Bogggs & Buhl,
1l5. liz, na l2i. FEDERAL sTRgET,
ALLEGHENY, Pa.
A pMINIsTgAToR,s NOTICE.

"A U-'II y 10 = y TON y -'OIIOAi
Estate OF Lewis Keiser. deed, late OF Quenahos-
lug Twp. Somerset COUNTY Ig
Letters OF Administration on the above esiSt ,
having been granted To the undersigned by IN .
proper authority notice Is hereby given TO a |
persons indebte,i to said estate to nake inmedt
ate payment, aud those having claims against
the same VIII present them duly authenticated
for settlement before Tuesday, the llth
day OF March, iSy at the residence OF the Admin
issrator in QueInahoning Township.
OLIVER p. SH AVER
jau9 Administrsfor
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she Fights for Life.

CHICAGO. March Ill was light for iiie-
The contestants were Mrs. Mary Peterson
and madman who gives the name OF Al
bert Jensen and says be is from Michigan.
The ARRAY occurred in Mrs. Peterson's kiIch-
en- last evening. Weary with her day :
work Mrs. Peterson sat by the kitchen ire
20 await the coming Of her husband The
evening meal was on the table. She had
waited perhaps half an hour when the front
door opened Surprising il 20 he her hus-
band she got up to greet him. Before she
reached the hall door il was thrown violent
Iy open and strange man, with wild,
fierce CLEAN in hts eyes, confronted her.
For moment the two stood facing each
other the woman almost paralyzed from
fear. and the madman gloating over his in
tended victim with giittering eyes. Then
be drew revolver and leveiing it at her
head fred.
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oLrrcnEp Is nr ruE rnaoAT.

With siperhuman effort she sprang to
one side, and then with bound like a tiger,
clutched him by the throat. Il was fight
for life, and even the madmln, with his aw-
fol strength, could not loosen her grip. In
vain did he strike her with his revolver.
He tried 10 bring the muzzle in line with
her head that be might blow her brains out
but she hugged him so closely that he could
not, aud the weapon was again discharged
into the wall. she ciincsed her hands the
tighter His eyes began TO start from their
sockets. His face tarned from red 10 livid
purple. and his tongue rolled out as he gasp
ed for breath The veins o. his iorhead
swelled almost to bursting, but the woman
held on Her life depended on her grip.
Back and forth across the room they
struggled Chsirs were overturned, and the
table, set for supper, was upset The mad
man had ceased to strike her, and all his
Efforts were TO break her grasp on his throat.
He began 10 weaken. At last the blood
spur;ed from his noslrils, and the sight Of
this was more than the poor woman could
stand. She relaxed her hold and lied FROM
the house to the nearest neighbor and the
police were called. As soon a. he was freed
from Mrs. Petersen's grasp. the mailman
skunk TO The attic of the house
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! "REMEMBER, that the ID PAYMENT Of Prize, h,
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS OF New
Orleans, aud the Tickets arc signed by the Presi.
Gent OF al Institution, whose chartered rights
are recognized In the highest Courts; therefore,
beware o. any limitations or anonymous
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si,.-.sTI ~ a r,Sr-t'. -'N ~
/; EppS's Cocoa.
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-BYRI,sGheLrY.P eetQIL|ja'.I[,,,
HealthSisWeaElth


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insanity and Heading 5ts misery, decay and
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wavelees harbor so smoothly and B quiet.
ly, passing along by shores replete with
beauty, that the six passengers, on deck.
enjoyed their cigars and chatted merrily,
the funny men Of the party saying, with
emphasis, that It was truly auspicious
beginning" OF their voyage. All were
happy until, nearing the capes which
divide the waters OF the maiu from the
inland channel, there occurred suudry
disagreeable motions (which indicated
change of conditions endangering
equanimity,; increasing as the vessel pro.
ceeded, aud when they entered the
world Of waters" as some inspired poet
has called the ocean, the Seven Pollies
revealed the character which the cap.
tain had given her us n ss"lively little
craft."'S She danced right merrily with
the, waves. the smokers threw the
stumps Of their cigars overheard, con-
vereation was reduced to- its minimum
or,ceased entirely, and laughter was 81.
lently taboOed. ~ IN 5sg5lsiiE
X" How chilly this air is r. said one, very
ieebly;s"lgness I'll 90 below" and he
2 s. !. d a -
81 wonder II the steward put my grip
sack in my berth2'' said another, and he
likewise went below. si T. q |; !.
81 All were gone at last, and the Seven
Pollies was permitted to practice; as
many eccentric tricks as she pleased,
and she was pleased to perform . good
many. ~: - 81 "a h;
Ike, in the meantime, had made
friends with the cook, a Curacao negro,
and all the forecastlo hands, and had
learned every. rope in the brig, helped
haul at the braces, and was SO busy about
decks, that 81 Pelton, the mate; said he
was sailor already. With the cook he
Was special favorite, who gave his pota:
toes to feed the horses, which received
tile donation gladly, as they were pitch.
ed forward aud thrown backward by the
motion Of the vessel. g
B The cry of whoa prevailed after
leaving the capes, and Mrs. Darlington,
as she lay in her berth heard the sound,
which was woeful I'd : her ears, and it
commended itself to her sensorium as an
expression of woe, which, she mentally
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/ RINEHARTE & lTATUM,
Trustees Sales.

rs Real Estate. Stocks & Fro Insurance.. 5
(. Jas e ffls,' iiS1l63 MARKET STREET.
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lRealiEst,a,ties.8
SEORERENT.

business House and Dwelling numbered 22ll
and 2A5 Market street, 81 co q month. 5ois
Business House and Dwelling, numbered 22Il
and 22i9 Market street; the halls on second and
rooms 70 suit tenant, Rithar Of The shove ,lor.i
would DO an elegant location for retail dry sosdi
store or boot and shoe store, 81 % mouth. m
,f5H NO. 26ol Main street, 30 % 3 month. W.
x noof until April at $40 a; month; after April
whole house for 81 month Fg5 1y,S vi ~
New y. brick, ! rooms, creek bank north Of Alley
Is, v " month. "a Es5t2litts re d; ghll
"a Desirable ResIdeics, i groaad IL acres, 800
FOR SALE.g4i S
No. 2i2d Market street, arse desirable readence,
now rented Of slD0 per annnm, ground lf0nWG6
feet on Market street, there Ii publ 10 alley on
.sS n9 Il 81 and east sides 81 bis properly.
70. i5S9 Market street; LOT % by lst feet.
* No. ls! seyenteenth street, ground W BY 30 n.
III Roemer Block. Main street. sll,s ,EaeFll
~ ieet o. gsonud, north Huron street, near
~ 30 feet North auron street. sS7. Y, "A
W eet Inches, North Huron street. $40. ~
~ feet North lluron street, q, hOo. ~ sfsgyl
~, fin tst East side South Front street %
Y, Lot 3 fset7 front east side Of South Front
No: 6o Sorth Front street. y IL ,,i III
Exley Lots on AcColloch st, 90 front foot
'el no. l013 McC0lloch street. ;,b,iJ rls4s
Nv mo- lS E0I street, 81, 800. &; sgfRlSt
MO NO VI aud % Eleventh street, two Brick
:, West Virginia Farm OF 6t0 acres. 900 acres
cleared aud FENCED, with orchard OF 1900 trees
choice frutt;w wifi exchange for city PROPERTY. "A
II No. 81 Fourteenth street. F5s8 Ei'TiI sDfr{s
4, No. 1905 ChnpllIe street.
y Store room aud ywuliiug, Centreviev, Monroe
county, Ohio 81, zoo. II q lSiiSI-g iisEtvs5sl
~ Many other Houses, Lots aud Farms for Aale. h
"a AMES a.. HRNRYsiTllt7,3 y
Z Real Estate Agent, y g. Claim Attorney and No.
!. larry PUBLIC. No. lGl2 Markell htrcat = de2S !.
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those Who have tiled i, that Il q an l,.t g;
sensual thing for sea affectation y SeSFd

those who have tried II, that ,lt Is an &c.
sensual thing for sea af1ectation. 2
She raised herself ON her elbow, ;ele-
yated the flask To, the extent oil, her abil.
lily, and attempted TO swallow but the
angle was not right fol! deRlutition, and
tho ! duid ran down her neck outside,
rather than in;she not 'perceiving Il and
still trying until, as she said TO- the stew.
ard afterwards, she was completely sati.
ated with the moisture. t5tgs
In the midst Of her perpleIity! she
heard q voice proceeding from the outer
cabin shouting /. u VI " Iij 4.
EgaWhere In Halifax is my gripsack 7
and whose 10 this 3 Here i have stock.
ings, and handkerchiefs, and 4 needle.
books, and knitting.work, and 10 snuff.
box, and. heaven knows what. else, and
all my cigars and brandy gone to; the
GtaMn. Partlngton heard the voice, and
with her customary shrewdness,9 know.
Ing what II meant, she screwed on the
top, and calling tho steward, babe him
take the bag 10 the irate owner and re-
quest an exchange. This was effected
and order reigned. Z. II = i9,g,s,
The captain kept his watch on deck,
until at eight bells he came below, with
very pale face, except the end OF his
nose, which seemed In q high state OF
inflammation, as revealed by the swinging
lamp In the cabin. q b ~ 4 -
@":What 10 the matter p said Mrs. Par.
tington, through chink In her curtain,
as heit was q entering y his state.room.
!"What is the matter? Ia the vessel
aounderinR re Had he replied Eyes"
1t would have made little difference to
her as she then felt. 4, n NJ
Sa"selik, The CURLY said, and then called
Steward l,s,;gi5 ,isilIy.i
N This twas responded to with ts"Aye,
aye, sir, and 4 Mrs. Darlington Il heard,
spoken In an undertone, the order,
which she heard many times thereafter,
until the medicine " chest was 3 ex.
hausted SD Il N i z s s5t5 st5Tl;
gs"Gin and water y, y Is 81 I iSi;t
sit was hard watch for the steward |
that night, whose duty 1t was to watch |
over; the recumbent captain and supply |
bis medicine ! as demanded, the doses |
being at 80 limited AZ time between that |
the question propounded by the Gov.
ernor OF South Carolina to the Governor |
Of North Carolina could have, had no |
warrant there. In the morning the cap.
tain came from bis room with pallid |
cheeks, but his nose beamed with a
richer! luBtre, ~ s. y f; . 4 II n NJ 't;fI
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bag from the table, and please ask your
cousin Silt he cannot tic the vessel in
some way, SO that lean be easier, for i
am completely obliterated. ;gs
81 He brought tho bag to- her and then
went on deck to 'Riye her message to 81,
who told him to assure her that lit
should be attended TO, and then, as 1t
was now dark. he went to his little bed
onia pile OF crates, made up for him by
the stewart, dropping off into slulnber,
rocked in the cradle OF the. deep. &,
Mrs. Darlington; haying recovered her
property laid Sitf aside for the moment,
but when everything was quiet, except:
ing the jcry. OF E"1W hoan, on: deck and the
creaking Of the timbers, as tho vessel set,
tied into "a hollow Of Sthe waves she
opened her sack blythe cabin lamp dim:
|lyburning. III
|&ssBless my soul l'1said she, %"wbat could
they have put these things in for 7-tvo
lunches Of cigars, q package 81 matches,
acombi tooth and hair brush, three packs
Of cards, and 10 willow flask what car
itssigniiyj iSaI wonder! what lin sthe
flask ?fAedieine, guess, an emolumenl
u She here sunscrewed the tor, smelled
the contents 81 the flask, and several
times repeated the operation
II my oilfactories don't deceive me-
said abe Its brandy, and Eit IL sale, BY
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MRS.aPARTTNG:ITQjN!l..
~ .IlsIf{f iII7TlN J, lI
Her Perplexities, predloamenta and Prodi.
lections Before and After Her Return. y
NJ u. y. sIiiLLADER,
Copyrighted. AL rights rtserpdi.)

{s'tlt NJ so M ehhflhh IL. Ne isti 81 .,t
Mrs. Partlngton having called Ike tc
her side, and over aud over again en-
Joined itupon. tho steward to look after
him, thought she would lie down in her
berth and catch nap, as she had ridden
some distance, and felt, rs she informed
George, the steward, a little exaegera.
ted, and being hoisted on board like a
barrel ot potatoes, was enough to frns.
trate any one. ! She then laid Jher grip.
sack on the cabin table and turned in all
standing like a troopers horse.
And such a delightful sleep as s. ishne
had Such dreams Of vessels drawn by
horses, over tranquil waters, meath
arching summer Skies on which Isaac
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TRAVEL RsIGUlDEE.

3ARRs1YALcAND| DEPARTUREio OF
- TkAiSsaon and after Nov. a, 1885,
aay excepted! MONDAY excepted. 4 iyaturdsy
Svncepted: sunday only. q SATURDAY Foniy.-
Eastern Standard tiiue 4 - II - y lSp ~.
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In the medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir OF Dates.$5 It combines
the active fpi operties Of dates, figs and
prunes in such a way as to make It Zone
Of. the most pleasant and effective rene
dies on the market. It Isl easily taken
by old and young, and Is a sure cure for
habitual constipation, biliousness, dys-
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by a weak stomach, dis
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold in
so cent bottles by O. r.; q octze, WV.
Irwin, w civilians, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin q
Co., wholesale agents: .Es
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Another child killed by the use Of
opiatesi given in the form 5of soothing
syrup. Why mothers givetheir children
such deadly poison is surprising when
they can relieve the child OF its peculiar
troubles by using DR.. 5Acker's Baby
soother. It contains no opium or NOR
phine. Sold by Logan Drug Co., j. IT.
Goodwin & Co., Q. R. Geotze, "A. IT..
Young, John Coleman. ;D&w.10
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.WnEs the blood is impure, thick; and
sluggish; or thin and Impoverished
there can be mo health. With these
conditions, all the functions Of the body
are; impaired, and the is a variety
OF dangerous complications. The best
remedy is Ayer's sarsaparilla. p4w 4
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10 Nor 81 s II i 4 AEYLoNoER

q 2, 4lES.0N 1i3rtlI y
b knowing that a cough can te checked
in a day, and the first stages Of consump-
ton broken in al week, we hereby guar.
antee DR.. gAcker's English Cough, Rem:
edy, and will refund 5the money to all
who buy, take 81, as per directions, and
do not find our statement correct. \ For
sale BY Logan Drug Co., y. IT. Goodwin
{ Cos Q. \. ioetze, A. IT, Young, John
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Through tickets mud baggRge checked 10 al !,
points, or rales and other Information atllrcs :
". J. ROBINSON q. p A., Parkersburg, -
s. n. A. J: DANDY A. q. +. A., Parketsbry. 4. Il
ttIlt5SW. II. OSBORN, s. T. A., Pomcroy, Ohio, ~
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occupant was on deck; 5andS she escaped
the great modification which his, being
thcreSwould have caused lier. Extri-
eating herself from 9this5dilemma, she
attempted to crossa the cabin towards
the companion-way when she, plunged
liken3mad steer, into the stomach OF
Capt: lDayit, whoiTas fcoming ssdown,
'nndwas thrown fiat on ahisi back blythe
conclusion. sSEi
Dear me, p,jsaids sbe, zas thes captain
picked himself up carefully and seemed
neutrality-suspicious. me, what a convo-:
luton amin .sMy brain lis In ssuchs a
state iof CONSULTATION SthatSI ican hardly
keep on mytfest. EneyeTfelt SO before,
and have aInashna ut my stomach that
iss very unplcasant. S ! hope you were
not harmonized by yourlfall .n::lBttSS X ;i
No, ma IN, II replied the q captain !;
quite the REVERSE The brig is pitching,
that's all. She's a lively little craft.
You'll yet used TO it soon. ni;i5 y
EE@"!Wcll,' Ssaid i;she,S g M glad to know
itsis mot my head sthat'ssiumping SO.
Goodness gracious ~ and abe grabbed ut
thc5captain to keep herself from! tum:
bling up the companion-way stairs. - q
i...;;Steward IL shouted Capt. Dayit.5;ag93 nj
~ Aye, aye, X
fsgsaHere, have q care fore this lady, and
put that iugin3 my state room: Do you
hear ~; y % n ~
s.Aye, aye, sir. sSi8i n 1, q
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said should be reported to the Society
for the Promotion Of Cruelty to Animals
as soon as shc got home. as y SUI
Il lke$ came booming into the cabin,
with a shout, and sought the dame as
shelay hidden nnder the, bed.clothes. II
e" lsaac, she said bring me my hand
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81 Piles Piles / Itohlnc Piles.

ysYnrroNs4Mo Moisture: Intense itching = and
ltingins; inost: At night; worse by scratching:
bleed Il and = ulcerate, d becoming iSvery sore.
swAYNx's oINTNESy Atops the Itching aud bleed.
tng,S heals sulcerRtion, and in most cases 70.
moves the tumorB.i cat druggists, or BY mai, for
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Z CHOW q Cure Avn skIn pIse al, I,

Simply apply nSwAYSr's OISTxENr.p No In.
ternRl medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch all etuptions on the face, hsuds, nose DO,
great healing and curative powers are possessed
BY ne other remedy. - Ask your druggist ior
awAYkR's OINTMENT. ,TThsAws2
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central{Standard Timer
PENNSYLVANIA I,in4S.'
i O. FROM BrIdpe,lp1,o,r,t st,,ion,3

a ~ n. rom brIuReport StatIon.F a
II 1nalus via the Cleveland d Pittsburgh ;Rail.i
road leave bridgeport for ritSburgh,t Chicago
and Cieyelnnd, 400 a m.3r For Pittsburgh, 1922
For Pittsburgh and New York, ISL p: N. Z Fol
Steubenvlllc 1913 a. IN. sa5 1880
Si,Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 1853 n. m. 1922
a. m; l2:2S p, M, 1897 p. M, and 1852 p! nj.
p. M; from Eest Liverpool ll:l2 p. m. ~. X
I; FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 ST..
Louis Railway-fan.IIandie Route leaycWbeel.
Ing for stenheryillc, Pittsburgh and tLc Tast.
6:0R. NJ, 12:5 \. M, $50 p. M, and S:i0p. n,
For Columbus. Cincinnati indianapolis and 81.
Louis, go q. m. and $40 p. M For Columbus
and Chicago l245 p. m. Trains arrive al Wheel.
Ing at $3.50 a. nj 1000 r. mi 2:45 p. M and s:.)
p. m. Trains leaving At 100 n. m! and nrrlyinp
ut $40 p. m. srun solid between Wheeling and
Pltlsbnrgh. All trains Gaily except sunday;syiSl
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.lTINE
S'ATable taking effect November q, Y 1850,
Passenger trains will run as follows-Central
Time: Az trains daily except those marked
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ONE DOLLAR Is tho price Of the smallcst
part or fraction Of Ticket ISSUED BY, Us IN any
Drawing. Anything in our name offered for less
than n1llar IN a swindic tess .. delswYiwl 4:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-04

,l4le and &l4ls Market ! Street,
i Observation-Disclosures VA. sSsR 'Si}9sin'2
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STAIN MERING.

May DO thoroughly and permanently cMed by
methods OF instruction biased upon scientific
principles No tricks lem ployed. No secrecy
demanded. 4 The system, which Is entirely edu.
cational;' IL endorsed By many Of the. most prom.
inent educators and physicians Of the country.
s q; Mrs; NJ. STEVENS HART, n
Principal Of the ?WaShlnst ton School Of Eocu-
d tou and Orat0ry.F e ~ ilS IetSs z. y 81
= Wheeling Address, 1277Nfain street..tsa ami
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Don't hawk, and blow, aud spit, but
use Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. OF
Druggists. ~ f3 4. isg f..5 s