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IllPASSlONED ORAIORY.
Sir john Mcdonald Pleads for the wIpInr

Sir john Mcdonald Pleads for the Njplnr-
out of Race Prejudice In Cnnada.
OTTAWA, OYr., Feb. 2l.-Sir John Nc.
Donald yesterday made what is generals
!!y conceded to be the finest speech made
In the House OF Commons, Tho occas
sion was the debate on the dual language
bill. -. ~ - e'-'s
Sir Johns closing words were particu.
!arly impassioned and forcible. Hold.
ing out both hands as If in terribly earn
est suppllication, he said: II appeal to
the members Of this House. appeal to
you each md all, to work hand in hand
with the mover Of this measure now in
disposlng OF this vexatious question
that it may be buried forever and forever
from our thoughts. Think of the awful
consequences should this cry which
raises race against race, creed against
creed, religion against religion, and Ian
gnage, against language DO continued,
1t will ruin the prosperity OF our coun-
try. 1t will ruin our credit at home and
abroad, 1t will destroy our credit in
England. 5,z7'
"Mr: Speaker, I say forbid it. Forbid
tin the name Of Christianity, in the
name OF humanity, in the name Of our
country, Let US now bury this question,
and having it finally disposed OF, we will
continue to grow and increase in pros
perlty, as We have done since 1867, when
the solemn compact, which these tyrants
now wish us to break, were entered upon
by means Of confederation" Long and
continuous applause greeted the cencIu-
sion OF this speech. @~, h.
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BUSINESS SITUATION.
Dun's Weekly Review Of the
Condition Of Trade.
SIGNS OF IMPROVEMENT
The Cool Weather Causing a Little
More Activity In Several Lines.
vs. Slow Collection Common.
a Better Iron Tone.

New YoRx, Feb. 2l-R., G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review OF trade says
While the prevailing impression in bust
ness circles Is rather less conGdant thar
twas week ago, there are several
signs Of Improvement. Cooler weather
has caused little moro activity in some
lines. Wheat is little stronger and
without clearly defined reason there is q
frmer tone in Eastern iron markets.
The complaint Of slow collections is
common and rather increasing. Wool
sells slowly; coal Is very dull; hardware
dull. The liquor trade fair. Tobacco
quiet, with slow collections, and the
grocery trade generally depressed, with
collections very poor.
AT Chicago GRIM receipts exceed last
years receipts, and receipts OF beef pro-
ducts and lard are nearly or quite
double, with gain OF 80 per cent increase
for week, and some improvement in
hides and wool, but no change in seen
IN clothing, though the dry goods trade
compares favorably with tasL years, and
the shoe tradeis only fair. Cleveland
notes fairly good trade, but the bad
condition OF the country roads affects
collections. 'NI.
Iron is weaker in the West and South
because Of increased good trade, and
there is good business in glass. The for
eign trade Of the country is not as f.
vorable as it was two months ago, In
three weeks OF February tho exports
from New York show scarcely any in
crease, and the imports an increase OF
only three per cent, indicating thus far
an excess Of imports. Wheat exports
arc still much above last year and the
price has risen q cents, with reports OF
injury to the growing crop. Corn ex-
ports largely exceed last years and the
price is lc lower, with oats &c lower.
Fork products are steady and moving
upward fairly, and oil, after decreasing a
million in value Of exports, has declined
&c for the week. Speculation in coffee
Is stronger at 20 cents, but sugar has not
changed. =r
1t is difficult to account for a better
tone which clearly exists here aud in
New York, unless it be due to the con-
ditions that naturally arise ont OF the
iact that Southern iron is now moved
IRON Sheffield, Ala, to Pittsburgh at
81 50 per ton and sold there.
The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
seven days number 27l. For the same
week in last year the failures were 30.
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A BIG BLAZE At TOLEDO,
Two Factories Burned and Theatre
Badly Damaged.

Two Factories burned and n Theatre
". Badly Damaged.
TOLEDO, Feb. 2l.-At 8 o'clock this
morning, fire broke out in the tin box
and fruit can mandatory Of F. P.
Breckenridge & Co., occupying half Of a
large four.story brick structure on su.
perior street. The establishment was
completely destroyed, nothing but some
fragments Of the walls remaining stand
ing. The fire spread to the adjoining
building, occupied by Smith 4 Haldman,
elevator manufacturers, which was com.
pletelyj ruined. The flames next at.
tackled the Peoples theatre, but by active
work the structure was saved, after con-
siderable damage from smoke and water.
The loss is about Sl50, 900.
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'.+'N' - =
Michigan Club BANQUET,

DETROIT, Feb. 2l.-The annual ban
quet of the Michigan Club took place
this evening at the Detroit rink, which
was handsomely decorated in honor Of
the occasion. Covers were laid for 1000
guests and every table was occupied.
Senator Stockbridge, Of Michigan, pre-
sided Many large delegations from
various parts Of the State were in at
tendance. f< $3.50 - ~ II .5.,
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EVANGELIST JENNIE SMITH
VIII Hold Series OF EvnngGlistIc Meet
inEs Nero To Day md Sun,lnr.

VIII Hold Series OF EynngelistIc Meet.
inss Hero To Day and Sunday.
Miss Jennie Smith, the celebrated
evangelist and worker among the rail.
road men of the country, will arrive in
this city to-day and remain here till Mon
day. During her stay in Wheeling this
time Miss Smith will conduct a series Of
evangelistic meetings at the North street
NJ. +. Church, corner OF Market and
Fifth streets, Of which the Rev. W. G.
Rlheldaller is the pastor. The first ser.
vice will be held this evening at 1880
o'clock, and to-morrow's services will be
as follows: Experience meeting, 0 a. m. ;
General service, 1880 u. m.; Grand
Union service at 8 p. M, to which all
are specially invited. Evening service
at o'clock.
Miss Smith is very desirous that she
shall have the hearty cooperation Of ali
Christian workers in this series Of meet
ings, and earnestly requests the attend
ance Of all railroad men and commercial
travellers who may be in the city. Miss
Smith has many friends in this city, and
her meetings are Sure to be largely at
tendp1
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Attempted Poisoning.

IRoSToS, O., Feb. 81. Mrs. J. Il. Nc.
1ntosh and daughter, Of Pine Grove, was
taken violently i'll this morning after
breakfast and arc in critical condition,
An examination Of the coGee.pot reveal.
ed the presence Of the poison. "Rouph
on Rats" An attempt at murder is sas.
Dectaf1 5;s q =. u 4 lzI-I-s- = -
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. ol.-A warrant
has been Issued on behalf Of the congre-
CATION OF Stadelberts (Polish) parish for
the arrest of G. H. Nowak, OF Mount
Pleasant, Pa, Vice Censor OF the Polish
National Alliance, on charge Of appro.
priating to.his own use $500 OF the funds
Of the congregation: The odense con.
stitutes grand larceny in the first degree.
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The White farm, at Taylorstown, is
considered to be one Of the best oil proper
ties in Washington county. There are
over thirty wells on it and in that por-
ton controlled by Isaac Willetts, the
well-known operator, there are tit-
teen wells whose output at present is
$50 barrels per day. The sale OF Mr..
Whites royalty from these wells
amounts to 500 day. ,.-
The oil operations in aud about Clays-
vile are causing that heretofore quiet
aud very sleepy Town to boom along in
great shape as business center. One
new bank has already been started and
there is proposition on foot to start
another. - n
David Hannah. Of Pittsburgh, has
purchased for sea, 900 nine.twentieths OF
an interest in the big Russ Hammett
we'll and leasesin the Eureka field down
in Peasants county. l.[lsIg
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MANNlNGTON Oil FIELD.
Mr.. A. L. Pritcllnrd Says 1t VIII bo a Pros
porous One.

Ar' A. L. ffitcllnrd Says 1t VIII bo a Pros
porous One. 4,
PlT7sDuRou, Pa, Feb. 2l.-Mr. AL.
pritchard. one Of the Warrington opera.
tors, was in the city this morning. He
said that there was very little doing just
at present, but this was mainly, on &C.
count OF the wretched condition Of the
roads, and then again the weather was
against them. Every thing, he said,
seemed to point to prosperity. Leasings
are active and big bonuses are being
paid. But little durable land was TO be
had, however. Some Of the bonuses
paid for land that was needed badly,
have been pretty high, as much rs s., 900
bonus having been paid for the lease Of
a certain tract Of ground near Manning:
ton.
Everybody" said Mr.. Pritchard, "is
Just nov engaged in watching the Burt
we'll. She is expected to come in within
the next thirty days. The we'll is count
ed on as being big one, and it is on
this account, as much rs any other, that
considerable inactivity prevails. ;, The
people want to see THAT she is going to
10 before they make anyventures: 4. n
There is now q. wholesome dread
among all classes Of going into any
wildcat schemes. II the Burt proves
to be good one, you man expect to
hear great things from Warrington be.
tween now and next summer" Z,
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UcAYY liNin Enll.

srR1XoFfELD, O., Feb. 2l.-The heay.
ieet rain fall known in years swept the
lower part OF the State Wednesday
night. Near Jackson, eighty miles south
OF here, two bridges on the Ohio
Southern road were washed out and cul.
verts are gone for forty miles. rs rs
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Sptstdl DWpu!cH 70 Ws 1HzHIytHrer' 4 -
WAsu1vdrox, D. G., Feb. ol.-West
Virginia pensions were granted as fol-
lows: 1ncrease-William II. Giles,
Spencer; James Barton, Peck's Run ;
Obediah NJ. Martin, Hollygreye; Angus.
tus ]. S. Wesoer, Mootsville; Solomon
WyckoT. Warrington; Anthony Smith,
Wick; Jacob A.. Connelly, Littleton ;
John W. Nichols, Charleston; Emanuel
Rowley, Mason City; Jeremiah @. Got.
hard, Tylerso. Reissue-Elias A..
Thomas, Stotts Mills; John B. Upton,
Huffman. Original widow-Hannah,
widow Of Zach w. Furrer, Parkersburg.
Increase-Alichael Dore, Shanagolden.
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Struck by LIGHTNING.

JACKSON, Ohio, Feb. 2l.-During the
thunder storm on Wednesday evening
Mr.. Saunders Buckley and his cousin,
Miss Lettie Buckley, were returning
home on horseback, when they wsrs
both struck by lightning Mr.. Buckley
and his horse were killed. Miss Buck
sey was injured in the right arm,
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ALMOST A DISASTER.
A Roof Falls and Fifty Workmen Nnrrow-
r " Esrnpn nnnxJ.

4 Noof Fnlls aud Fifty Workmen Narrow
1y Escape Death. SEE b.
PHlLADELrnlA, Pa, Feb. 2l.-While a
number Of workmen were engaged this
morning in raising the roof Of the Grand
Opera House in this city, the cracking Of
some boards caused panic and the men
who were managing the windlasses ran
away, allowing the structure to fall with
q crash. About fifty men were under
the roof at the time and the widest ru.
mora prevailed as TO the number killed
and injured, but when the debris was
cleared away it was found that only
eight men we're hurt, none seriously,
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lsisitof, Dubs Guilty.

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 2l.-The jury in
Bishop Dubs case returned a verdict at
noon to-day. He was found guilty and
suspended from Office until the meeting
OF General Conference. September, 1891,
when the case will be re.opened, iJsl
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Democratic Trcasurera sl,ortntc.

JACKSON, Miss, Feb. PA sensation
was created this afternoon by the report
that the outgoing State Treasurer,
Col. W. 7. Hemingway, had not settled
in full with the State Treasurer. Atten-
ton was called tc' the matter on the floor
OF the Senate, and the statement made
tha that { th the amount not yet paid over vas
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FOR COAST DEFENSES.
A Favorable Report by tho Senate Com
mIttee Ordered on tho Bill.

A Favorable Report by tho Senate Com
mittee Ordered on the Bill.
WAsnrNoroN, Feb. sl.-The Senate
Committee on Coast Defences heard
General Miles to-day, who concluded his
statement as to the necessity Of proyid-
ing suitable deiences for the Pacific
coast. After he had retired the com.
mittee ordered Chairman Dolph to re-
port iavorably his bill to provide ior
Notifications and other sea coast de,
lenses. The bill carries an appropria.
ton Of sl23,0oO, 900, OF which SCI 500, 900
shall be available in the year ending
June 80, 1891; $9,50O,OO0 a year for
eleven years thereafter and $, 100000 in
the year 1923. M sElt p :
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I - J. n" DETERMINED
10 HHstcr tho Force and VIII Ic Mt ~
Et.ai. go City IInlI Snon 40. -

. s''S a oTCc unu VIII Ug Mt tl,n
City Hall Soon. ~
~. NJ" who was in the city yesta,.
day, stated 10 tho IyrgLLluEScrn that
he thinks the force not vct fnl,,,
for his friends IN os.orahy w .uhIiy
to hear him. and wishes the nnronnco nr1nnolo
mens ~, made NJ for the City Building on Feb.
ruary y. He thus says in note. Il ~ Noo' ''t' !.
J.. "Sythfanfge yha1fg that Of all MY appointments
m me bSethIns by thns naosl. and tho sympathy shown
nssemb,;no @ ino peohle' pn'a Gould not think Of
Announce me for Thnrsjay.sa jsaS tSe 'S7eS' S7,G
! sGail be truly eratifled II / M Ie bonorai ,ni
with crowd, but am inclinod ad t9dDfea to tbisS
the the iosss nas Is not sufficiently mastered for
In0 Io disapno}a dRisopls 10 assemble TRUST viii
tie We Know. Ladies cordially ali inW in~;taI hai'
Tree t 81 charge. will soon lift tie ,'tsai We:i'
at Bellaire and Charleston, !, - ~ ~. ~
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. 4JUBILANT LEGISLATORS
Throw Fire Crackors and tho Destruction

Throw Fire Crackors md tho Destruction
I .5 ofn Costly Building Results.
HELENA, Mont, Feb. 2l.-At2 o'clock
this morning fire was discovered in the
Granite Block. and the building was
completely gutted. There is no ques.
ton but that the fire was caused by
fire crackers carelessly thrown by mem.
bers Of the Legislature, during their
jollltication over the wind.up OF the
Legislative session. The Journals books
and papers were destroyed. 5lE3 a. /.
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Presidential Post,lnsters.

WAsulNaroN, Feb. 2l.-The President
to-day sent to the Senate the following
nominations: Postmasters-West Vir-
ginia-Sam'l II. H;gginbotham. Charles
town. Pennsylvania-John Y. Miller,
Lewisburg; William A. Kump, Ham
over; Andrew J. Bingham, New Brigh-
ton; Adam T. Darr. West Newton Valen-
tine W. Medear, Mahaning City; George
F. Morgan, Nanticoke. Ohio-H. NJ.
Cartmell, Springfield; John R. Wolfe,
Shelby; Philo s. Clark, Portsmouth;
Charles T. Baxter, Mechanicsburg;
James F. Sarratt, Steubenvillc.
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Wheat Crop in Kansas aud Nilsson,

Wheat Crop in Kansas mud Missouri.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Feb: 21'-So far as
is known the recent cold wave was not
severe enough to cause any damage to
winter wheat in Missouri and Kansas.
The weather in those States has moder-
ated considerably during the past "a
hous, and it is thought the crop,will not
be affected. @s''s l1f.i' 7s-Ili''
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Dead In the Highway.

HINTON, W. Va, Feb. 2l.-The dead
body of John Crawford, Of Raleigh
county, ". Va, was found three miles
from this place in the public road on
Beach Run. Col. J. A. Miller, accompa,
MED by @. A. Fredeking, J. r.; DR.. R.
G. Peck, Walter Bonde, NJ. V. Galloway
and others repaired to the place where
the body was found and an inquest was
held: The verdict Of the jury was that
the deceased came to his death by apo.
plexy caused by intoxication. Deceased
was almost IS years Of age and leaves .
family.
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BERLIN, Feb. 2l.-A serious riot oc.
cured IN the streets here last night. a
parade OF Socialists, bent on celebrating
their splendid victories, collided wifi
the police. An officer was dragged from
his horse and terribly beaten. His leps
were broken. He was carried into tho
police station in Blumen Strasse. which
was subsequently demolished by tho
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AMUSEAlENTs.
What tho Theatres Arc Offering In tho
.....n re-" Nenr Future.

! W.. |.| "It Nehr ENttires H~....H H
Walter s. sandford, and his c!evc,
company, who opened a three nights
engagement at tho Grand on Thursday
night, in "Under the Lash" Ind an.
other goca audience last night. "Under
the Lash" is a good melo.drama, being
interestingall the way through, and nj
times somewhat exciting. This after.
noon there will be a grand holiday mat.
inee for ladies' and children. Matinee
prices, 90 and 90 cents; children, 10
cents. The engagement will close this
evening.
"suE" At THE OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT.
The spectacular production OF "She"
AZ tho Opera House to.night,will proba.
bfy draw agood. d.sized audience. Gilbert
4 Dickson, under whose auspices this
production Is made, have the reputation
OF putting on their dramatzation Of lIog-
CARDS wonderful story In u superb man,
ncr. Their cast Is said TO be IN unusu.
ally strong one, the scenic effects to be
gorgeous in the extreme and the costum-
ing quite in keeping with the play.
MARGARET MATTER AS "dRErcIEN.n
A special train will be run out into
the country on the Elm Grove road next
Monday night, at tho close Of tho en-.
gagcment OF Margaret Mather at the
Opera House, for tho accommodation Of
those from the country who may want
TO sec the handsome Margaret In
Gretchen" tragic drama by W. S
Gilbert, the famous English librettist..
The rolo Of tho gentle, German maid, |
who, under the unfortunate spell OF
Mephisto, looses her life and has her
career blighted, is Specially adapted to
Miss Ma.her, and tho powerful dramatic
situations give ample opportunity for n |
display Of the marked talents she pos.
sesses.
"rnE DEVILS NINE" AT THE GRAND. i
Manager Gentber, OF the Grand, last
evening received from Dickson & White,
managers Of the Park Theatre and
Grand Opera House, the two leading
theatres at Dayton, the following self
explanatory telegram:
"'Devil's Nine is the best western
drama ever presented in this city. The
company, without exception, is strong
in every particular and YOU can safely
recommend it and the play to your
patrons"
The "Devil's Mine" company will be
at the Grand the first three nights Of
next week. All the exchanges received
speak Of the attraction in the highest
praise. .J,
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THE POSTAL, TELEGRAPH,
Labor Representative Argues Against
Wannmnker's Bill Before the COM

"A Lnbor Representative Argues Against
Wannmaker's Bill Before the COM
nllttce. r. s''''-'l' " W" = 800.
WAsu1SG7oN, D. G., Feb. 2l.-The
House Committee on Postoflices to-day
heard an argument by William A.
Carsey, Of New York, Of the Anti.
Monopoly League, in opposition to the
limited postal telegraph bill prepared by
Postmaster General Wanamaker. He
opposed the bill, because it contemplated
the giving out Of the business Of the
Government to private corporation.
The telegraph is mostly used by spec
ulators and gamblers and only 8 per cent
of the business Of the country was social.
1t waa shown that the working people
did not use the telegraph to any great
extent,
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FOR CUTTING A RECITATION.
An Entiro Glass Expelled From the Wash.
~. ~ ,Jeff Colleys. 'a

WASHINGTON, Pa, Feb. 2l.-At spe-
cial meeting Of the faculty Of the Wash
ington and Jefferson College yesterday
afternoon, the Senior Preparatory Glass
OF that institution was expelled, with
the exception Of two members. q
The trouble that caused the expulsion
was that the class, with the exception Of
two members, "cut," without giving any
reason, o Latin recitation. The faculty
decided to make an example ofthe class
and the expulsion was the result. The
members hope to be admitted again on
the personal application Of their par.
ents,
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Starved to Death.

Fonr WAYNE, IND, Feb. 2l.-samuel
Bayless, who went 81 days without food
or liquids, owing 10 his inability TO
swallow, because OF consumption Of the
throat, expired yesterday afternoon.
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Deatl, Of Mrs. +. II. Dodgett.
nrrfr1 IN fhs TpySJJs1r,,.x-

WESTON, W. Va, Feb. 2l-The an.
nouncement early this morning Of the
death Of Mrs. Frank H. Bodgett, wife Of
the railroad contractor, cast a gloom
over the town, and many were the ex.
pressions Of sympathy heard. Her re.
mains we're taken 10 Clarksburg tonight
on a special train, where they make
connections for Osgood, Indiana.
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The personal discomfort, and the
worry Of constant cough, and the sore.
ness Of lungs and throat which usually
attend 1t, arc all remedied by Dr., ..
Jayne's Expectorant, safe medicine for
pulmonary disorders and throat alice.
uQQa' .s.. Mwds ;
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PEsTn, Feb. 2l.-Tho Empress Of Aus
trla to-day proceeded to tho Academy of
Sciences, where the remains of Count
Andrassy are lying. She placed wreath
upon the coffin and then knelt and
prayed. 'N
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ANYBODY troubled with rheumatism
neuralgia, stiff neck, or any pain or ache,
should procure bottle Of Salvation Oil
at once, Price IS cents. s&s
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were taken possession Of by the Sheriff
yesterday to satisfy a claim Of $4,000 Of
the Merchants National Bank.
Paper Company Fails.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 2l.-Tho Geb.
hard Paper Company, doing business In
this city and Detroit, has made an
assignment for the benefit Of It's cred.
itors,
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!" CLEyElASp, O., Feb. 2l.1The wheat
crop ID Northern Ohio has not suffered
any BY the cold wayeYhich came yester:
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BERLIN, Feb. 2l.-The King OF Wurt-
eemhurg o. is suffering from catarrhal af-
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Killed on tho Nond,
totrL IN ils Yoyr5Jirr,.-

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Feb. 21.-An
unknown man, supposed to be a tramp,
was killed by an Ohio River railroad
train at Guyandotte early this morning.
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Eqmp ainnufacturcrv Fnii,

TaLEDo, O., Feb. el.-The Toledo
Pump Company's works and property
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HooD's SAHsAPAalLLA has the largest
sale Of any medicine before the public.
Any honest druggist will confirm this
Htatemept z