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liuRRAH FOR CHICAGO!
A Lake City Hustler On His Why HON
From tho Seat Of Wnr.

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A Lake City Hustler on His Why Home
From tho Seat Of War.
MIR. George II. Parks, formerly Of this
city, now OF Chicago and Chairman Of
tho West Virginia Committee Of the
Worlds Fair boomers, arrived yesterday
from Washington. He had been at the
National Capital helping to whoor
things for the Lake City. He is on bis
way back with his share Of several fine
scalp.iocks dangling at his belt.
"Got it!n exclaimed Mr.. Parks, vol
course we got 1t. W. fought harder fol
It than anybody else because We needed
1t worse than anybody else. We had tc
have 1t. 1t would have been a terrible
disappointment TO our people II We haG
missed the prize. Arc we going 10 b.
ready in time? OF course We are
II anybody eau Chicago can: Al
soon as the bill passes finally vi
shall decide on the site. We ma,
have n little fight among ourselves
Tor that, but it won't be savage
1t will soon DO over, and then up 90 thu
buildings. ! want 10 say that west vlr
ginia Is entitled to a seat ut the frs
table. She helped US when we needed
help and when It told. The passage o
that resolution by the West Virginii
Legislature started other Legislatures
And then the help you gave us ut Wash
ington-that was handsome and eiIec
tive. You should have seen Col. Chew
and his Jefferson county braves marcel
in from tho home Of Congressman VIM
L. Wilson-it was magnificent, and you
better believe 1t counted. The lNrELLl
aENcEn is right. The Worlds Fair is
big opening for West Virginia, and
believe the State will be on hand 10 TAX
advantage Of it."
Mr.. Parks walked OF with the air OF
Chicago man who knows where tn
Worlds Fair is going to be held.
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TIE BIG IMPROVEMENT

To be Undertaken by the Il. & O. at Ben.
wood-Tl,c Contractor Hero.
Mr.. Bart McDonel, a member Of the
firm Of Ryan & McDonel, one Of the
largest construction contract firms in
Baltimore, has been making his head.
quarters at the Mcclure for the past week
or ten days. During TINT time Mr.. Nc
Donel has been busy mapping out Il
work OF considerable magnitude,
which his firm has contracted to
do about here, namely, the con.
%struCtion OF mammoth round
house and the accompanying shops for
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad company
at Benwood junction. Ryan & McDonel
already have Il big railroad contract OH
hands, the construction Of the much.
talked about Belt Line in Baltimore, but
that will not deter them from start
ing in on the work ut Benwood just as
soon as tho question Of the ownership OF
one remaining parcel OF land is settled.
This parcel is one OF about sixty-four
acres, owned by Mrs. McAlechen, which
adjoins the nincty.five acres recently &C.
CURED by the Baltimore & Ohio Just be-
low the junction station.
Mr.. McDonel has already on the
ground eight car loads OF tools, two
small shifting engines and a biz steam
shovel. This shovel will be put into use
just as soon rs the negotiations over the
land referred TO IRE settled. The big
sand hill Just below the Junction sta.
ton, through which the Baltimore &
Ohio's main line makes 4 cut, is to be
levelcd down and the dirt taken from
there is TO be used in leveliug up
the bottom land lying between the
company's main line and The river. The
bottom land being leveled up the Ohio
River road's track will be moved over 10
the river bank and OH the land 50 level
ed, the bi. rnund house and shops will
be built. The round house will have
accommodations for !tty or sixty loco
motives Mt one time, and the shops will
DO corregpondingly large. The estab-
lishmeut of the round house and
shops at this point practically means
that a town will DO started near there or
else Benwood's population will be very
materially increased for it will require u
small army OF men to mar such a plant
as ia contemplated. When this work is
completed, which will be in the near
future for as Don rs the land
now in dispute is acquired the
work will DO pushed forward rapidly,
the Headquarters OF the machinist re-
pair forces Of the fourth division, main
line, the Newark ellaire division OF the
Central Ohio, the HempGeld and posi-.
bly, two or three others will probably be
at Benwood.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The finely illustrated lecture on "Ja.
pan,"". delivered ut the Opera House last
evening by Donald Downie, B. @. L., was
fairly well attended. Mr.. Downie's pre-.
vious appearance had given good grounds
Tor the expectation OF a raro treat and
his hearers were by no e disap-
pointed. Between his descriptions of ia
pan and the japanese and the illustra-
lions OF the country and its customs,
which were displayed upon tho canvas,
those in tho audience found it bard to
believe that they had not been magically
transported to the land OF the Jap. Mr..
Downie's style is popular and attractive.
He is one OF those speakers whom one
always wishes to hear again. Finer il.
Illustrations have never been seen in this
city in an intellectual entertainment OF
this class.
Tonight Mr.. Downie will lecture on
Ireland" The subject for a lecture is
rather well worn, but Mr.. Downie is said
to be able to inject enough of novelty
into 1t to hold the appreciative attention
OF an audience.
There was a good matinee audience at
the Grand yesterday afternoon and the
house was comfortably filled last night.
Devils Mine" has been one Of the best
drawing attractions that has appeared at
the Grand this season, and there is good
reason to believe that it will continue to
iill the house for the balance OF the week.
The play is picturesque and interesting,
and contains many touches Of nature
and many incidents OF. the kind that ex-
cite audiences to hearty explause. Mr..
Stafford is surprisingly good in the role
Of the handsome, genial and good.heart-
ed young gambler, Jack Hauley. His
western dialect is we'll sustained,
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A HANDSOME CHURCH..
Wesley u. +. Chapel Transformed In,

Wesley ~. T.. Chnpel Transformed into
an Attractive House Of Worship.
The Wesley NJ. L. chapel, on South
Jacob street, Is now one OF tho finest aud
most conveniently arranged churches In
tho city. Tho old, plain brick front has
been torn away aud a fine new pressed
brick ornamental wall after plans by Z.
". Wells Is in its place. Tho outside
decorations are very neat, and tho iron
cornices and caps are very tasty add.
tions. The first floor used for Sabbath
school and class room purposes has not
been materially altered except that /,
has been thoroughly renovated, painted
aud papercd, A double flight OF easy
stAirs leads from tho arched entrance &c
the main auditorium, where everything
but tho four walls Ia new. The ceilings
md walls arc beautifully irescoed, ana
the floor has been carpeted with q fine
ingram carpet. Three rows OF polished
oak benches trimmed with walnut rail,
ings are now being put in by Kleyis,
KRAFT 4 Co. The pulpit Ia a model oil
nleatness and beauty, being made entire.
~ OF liand-carved walnut. Back OF it Ia
the choir box built OF panelled walnut
and lighted by upright gas posts
with cut glass shades. In front OF the
pulpit is q heavy walnut railing inside
OF which tho regular church aud altar
exercises will b. conducted. Light Il
furnished by two monster cut glass chan.
deliers Of twenty jets each, and n mum,
Der OF bronze side lights on the walls
Back OF the choir box Is a splendid land,
scapc scene painted in tho perspective,
and raised high enough to be visible e
all parts oil the church.
This handsomely remodelcd house O.
worship will BIO formally reopened mex
Sunday. Bishop Joyce, Of Nashville
will be here and will preach the sermon
1t was expected TINT bishop Joyce woult
arrive hero tomorrow and all arrange,
mcnts had about been made to tender
him a reception at tho Fourth Stree
Al. Il. church tomorrow evening, but
yesterday 1t was learned that Bishor
Joyce will not arrive here till Saturday
aud accordingly tho reception had L
be declared oil. Bishop Joyce will b.
certain to have q large congregation te
hear him at the Wesley church Sunday
morning.
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A most instructive and entertaining
illustrated lecture will be given in the
First Presbyterian church on Friday
evening, Feb. %, by Rev. Eugene P.
Dunlap. Subject: "Sian,, the Land Of
the White Elephant" This gentleman
is II OF the most successful and popu.
lar missionaries OF the Presbyterian
church, and has spent fourteen years in
Siam, making extensive tonrs over the
land and will, in explaining the views,
give the result Of his personal expesi:
ences and observations. The lecture has
been received with great favor in our
churches and citiea. See advertisement
for tickets,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City md Wheeling People

Strangers In tho City md Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Henry %PGlerling, OF Clarksburg
is at the Stamm.
Mr.. D. R. Neal, Jr., OF Parkersburg
was among those who registered ut the
stamm yesterday.
Mr.. Robert McCrum, wife and taugh.
ter, OF Strong City, Kas., arc visiting Mr,
McCrum's parents.
Mrs. Cyrus Scott and Miss Anna II,
Brown, Of Steubenville, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. John Frew, on Fourteenth
street.
Senator and Mrs. N. B. Scott have
taken rooms at the Mcclure, tempora.
rl!y, where they can be found by their
friends.
". S. McCollaueh, the popular South
SIDE druggist, is agaia able to be In his
store after a two weeks absence caused
by a severe attack Of illness.
Mr.. John r.. Hobbs was able to drive
out n short time yesterday for the first
time in quite q while. Mi. Hobbs has
been laid up with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. M. Garyin and Miss
Mary McCrum, who for the past week
have been visiting the principal cities in
the East, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. +. II. Moore, Of the Ohio VaNey
Manufac!arer, has returned from Balti.
more, bringing with him for an extended
TislI 70 1er cousins, his niece, Miss Mary
haNwiG Johnson. granddaughter of the
late Hon. Revcrdy johnson.
Mr.. John shippman, Of phiIadelohio.
representing tho Anndls of Yvoiepe n
well known sanitary publication srr;yed
in this city last evening for thu n.rno ou
OF reporting the proceedings OF The cou.
Ventlon OF the Tri-State Sanitary Asso.
cla1lon, which is to DO held in this civ
to-day and tomorrow. Wy
Hon. Hiram r. Howard. Of po;n,
Pleasant, Hon. John N, Collins oi
Charleston, and Mr.. J.. II, Marcnm NJ
Huntington, members of tho Boord NJ
Directors Of the State Penitentiary, At
Moandsvile, arrived in this city last
evening and registered at the Stamm. A
meeting Of tho Board will b. held to.
gay. 7
Prot. and Mrs. John A. Myers, OF
M%oreantown, registered at tho Hotel
windsor yesterday. Professor Myers,
Us Is well known, is at the head of ths
government Experimental Station con-
nec.ea WITH ne State University at
Morgantown: He comes here to attend
me Sanitary Convention to be held here
and tomorrow. go
Among those registered at the Mcclure
yesterday were Messra. O, j. Yinplinc,
IF. Whalen, John L, King. NJ. T. Al,
bright, George McGourlcy, Hi, Frejze,
Louis Schouder, George Ernest, Il w
Byrne and john Whitmer, all Of Tiffen.
These gentlemen arc City. Fathers Of
fiden and others interested in The i'm.
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THE. DOCTORS HAVE COME


First -Four Months FREQ OF Charge.
The four eminent English doctors
have arrived and are now permanently
located at the Sherman House, Bridge
port, O. All who visit the doctors before
March 20 will receive services for the
first four months free Of charge. The
only favor desired is a Recommendation
from those whom they cure. They treat
every variety Of disease and deformity,
but will III no instance accept III incur
able case. II your malady is beyond all
hope they will frankly tell you SO; also
caution you against spending more
money for useless treatment.
All who visit them before March 20
will receive services until June 10, 1890,
free Of charge.
Office hours 8 a. m. to 7:sO p. m. Sun.
days 10 q. m to 1 p. IN.
P.S.-This Governmental Staff OF PLY.
sicians and Surgeons is incorporated by
an act Of the Legislature.
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Big Gasser Struck.

Tuesday afternoon the Werner Gas
Company struck an immense gasser in
the grounds OF Trinity Hall, the well
known,priyate school for boys at Wash
ington, Pa. The tools were blown out
and into the air and the roar Of the
escaping Gas was such that it was heard
all over the town. The Pan Handle aud
Waynesburg railroad people had to stop
running their engines past the place for
fear of igniting the vast body OF gus that
was escaping in the air. It is thought
that the pressure was about ! 1000 pounds,
and many gas men Say it is the largest
gasser struck since tho old McGu igin
was the wonder Of the gas and oil fields.
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proyement and development OF that
town and their Grand hero was 10 in.
spec. the brick street pavcments. They
went from hero to Steubenyillc.
Mr.. Robert Dovener gave IN elegant
''stagn party to n small number OF his
friends at tho Hotel Windsor from s to
u o'clock last evening. About twenty
young men were present and the even.
ing was spent most most. enjoyably ut
cards, refreshments and cigars.
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BELIAlRE BRIEFS,
Industrial Notes from tho Glass city.
Personal Points. gL FN

Industrial Notes from tho Glass City.
Personal Points.
Rev: T. ". Lane. Of this city, has dccliucd the
presidency Of sclo College.
The Ohio Valley Foundry, OF this place, will be
ready for work about Mayl.
Tho School Board cancelled two $1,000 bonds
yesterday, thus saving $50 per year.
James Manley was acquitted on the charge al
Arson Of b. Clairsyillc, on Wednesday.
George Mclherson has secured a position with
W.. y. cochran d Son, tho wharf boat men.
the Bottle Company continues 10 work right
along anu arc shipping u great many bottles.
Rodeier Brothers (Natlonal Glass Works. arc
orders. " - T''.
Charles Mcclain Is going 10 locate IN Montana.
tied up. '''' $50
The .Beimont Coal Company IS kept busy these
nays ,utaishinI coal to tho different lines Of
steamboats,. $3.50
Nj, Harry Thurber and Mss Morn Logan were
married. " Rey; MI, Williams, At the homo Of
tae bride. Thursday night -,
na = Sls t 10y 81 heGSn ,..,s tSs supplies aud outGa,
wheeling d Lake Erie at Portland.
No complaint Is being made now against the
running smoothly for several nights past,
II HI. been limited around that tho Goblc'
COMPANY. OF F!ndiay, WIN return 10 this plac.
rs soon asa auliable place can be secured.
Capt. Jesse II. Purnell has boen and Is now al
ttsy rs 4 tI1ttcr at hts stock pens. Immense lot
81 stock going through to the East every day Il
Tho works Of tho Ohio Valley Cement Com
EsaS. on Finch run, 10 lower town, Will DO puI
~ snnIe anu iemoue!ed somewhat. The capac
NY Of tho works Will be enlarged, 5TI
Col. David Rankin, a former resident here
%ao "a mere waiting relatives aud friends. ia.
Deen successful IN specul&ting III real estate iu
tho West aud has made many thousand dollars
Ross GiNtn,a foreman on tho main limo Of The
Cleveland \ Pittsburgh, severely sptaincd al
ankle recently, aud not being able ID work hsl
come TO his home here, Just west Of town, to 70
VIII Kirkpatrick, Of tho clerical force at Tx
baltimore y Ohio OSlcc hero, Is a Republican
candidate for tho ofleo Of Township Clerk, ant
rem al! Appearances has the inside track ant
VIII DO apt TO- 30 through tho convention al
right; he has been chief clerk al tho Daltimor,
4 ohlo oiaee for several years.
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EXTENSION TABLES,

Indispensable 10 every housekeepcr, Il
a dining table. We have n large line in
Solid Walnut, Oak, Ash and other woods,
We arc determined 10 sell Extension
Tables and will, therefore, oHer this
week 100 6.foot Extension Tables in
Solid Oak, with oil finish top, at only
81 90 each. For spot cash, Or on credit,
our price will be the same during this
great reduction sale, namely, 81 90 each.
You cannot afford to be any longer
without one OF these tables at the price
We offer them. Don't hesitate about the
money-Don't stay at homo during this
terrible slaughter Of goods, wishing you
had money. WHEELING ISsrAaMESrC Co,
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STONE & THOMAS,
Along tlla ohin.

The marks on the wharf last night in.
dicated a depth Of IS feet G inches in
the channel with the river falling slowly.
The Lizzie Bay passed down enroute for
Charleston early yesterday morning.
The G. ". Bachelor passed up in The
Cincinnati. Pittsburgh trade at IL a, N,
yesterday. The Andes passed down for
Cincinnati at noon. The Ben Hur de-
parted for Pa1kersburg at 1880 a. m,
The Elaine passed down for Parkersburr
at 0 o'clock last night. The Abner
O'Neal leaves for Pittsburgh at Ia, m.
to-day. The Scotia is to.day's Cinciu.
natl Pittsburgh packet due here TODAY
at s a. M. The Hudson passes down ior
Cincinnati at I a. m, Captain George
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Fora jingle in Chinawarc, put your eat
to this:-l00 complete Toilet Sets in gilt
and floral decorations, at only s. so pc,
set-reduced from 50 50.-Remember,
we warrant these goods perfect in every
feature.-They are the same goods that
you paid US So 50 per set before.-They
arc the same goods as YOU pay 81 90 for
to-day at any exclusive china store in
the city. In Ter Sets-that is, Tea Sets
complete and perfect in every wayne
offer 100 sets beautifully decoraied-in
floral designs, ut only s. 60 each-5O sets
in plain white ware as low OF Il 0O.-Odd
basins and pitchers we hold at only so
cents.-Bear in mind We don't otter sec.
onds.-Thegoods We eiIer IRE the cream
OF our stock.-Come around early and
secure what you require during this
great sale.
WHEELING INSTALMENT co.
1855, ii3s, lilo Market Street.
JOSEPH MeARDLE. Manager.
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FURNITURE.

Wen start the ball u rolling to.,por.
row, by Offering 800 full size doabIe
beadsteads in hard wood md wal.
nut finish, at only 81 Is cach.-Thesse
best are worth double what We ask,~M
you need a bedstead-Don't le, this on.
portunity pass-Come here-examin0
our s. rs Beds, and we'll vouch you'll
pronounce them tho cheapest and best
ever oifered-They sell regularly at $i@
aud S. 90 each elsewhere. In addition
to these we will offer 100 full size hard
wood double Beds in walnut or oak fin.
ish at only S. 90 each-Reduced from
81 50. WHEELING INSTALMENTCO
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Mitchell Knocked Ont.

turfAlo, Feb. e6.-To.night Mitchell
anu Aanley fought fourteen rounds,
Marquis Of Queensbury rules, fol a purse
OF $500.
nanley secured first blood and fsst
Knock down, and at the end OF the four.
teenth round Mitchell, who was severely
punished, could not come to time and
Hanley was declared the winner.
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Tho Best Result,

Every ingredient employed in pro-
drucing Hoods Sarsaparilla is strictly
pure, and is the best OF it's kind it Is
possible to buy. All the roots and herbs
are carefally selected, personally ex-
amiued, and only tho best retained. So
that from tho time Of purchase until
Hoods Sarsaparilla. is prepared, every
thing-is carefully watched with q view
to attaining the best result. Why don't
you try it? 8 S
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VIII Use No Other.

Mesns. S. Baer's Sous:
GRSrLEMEX:-Enclosed please find
twenty-five tickets Of your Pan Handle
Coffee. Please send me one of your oil
paintings, No. 10. Igot No. 10 last time.
l am still using Pan. Handle and will
use no other. Send 1t in care Of O. Ber-
tram, Gravel Hill. Yours respectfully,
MARY STEWART.
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OWING to the fact that We expect TO
move on April l, we will close out a
large assortment Of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type
writer's. Intending to devote our atten.
ton exclusively 10 the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and a
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains.
EDw. L. Rose 4 Co.,
IS Twelfth street.
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W. Rowley, who has commanded the
Scotia since she was built. and whose
experience rs a mariner on tho Western
rivers covers 40 years, has surrendered
tho helm Of tho Scotia 10 Captain John
L. Phillips. The steamer Eliza II. has
been engaged by the Pennsylvania Com.
pany to do considerable towing Of ties
and piles for II.
Tho river was rising at Pittsburgh last
night with a depth OF 12 feet 4 inches. !
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Well Pleased With It,

GLENCOE, O., Feb. l.
.Atsrs. S. Beers Sons:
GENTLEMEN:--Enclose are twenty-five
Fan. Handle Coffee tickets, for which
please send me oil painting No. 10 in
care OF Bower Bros. I have been using
Panhandle Coffee for some time and
am we'll pleased with it.
Respectfully
MRs. L. N. Bower.
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" H11I00 y OVNS9
1891 l. 1898 Market Street.

IF you cannot SEQ and need spcctacles
you should call On us aud have your Eve
tested without charge. We have tbe
finest Instruments and moro experience
than any other Optician In the. State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re,
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jcweler and Optlcian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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FUNERAL NOTICE,
Gbe Sntellioenler.
ONCE. Nos.: 5 md 81 Fourteenth Street.


Illustrated I.ccturc-Si4m-n Rev. Dunlap,
stone 4 Thomas Fourth I'lge.
For sale-yictor Safety..
Tack Machines for Sale.
Wantcu-For 5 consolidating Blue,
MatchlcSs Burncr-Trimb,c Il LutZ,
Hate City stone Flltcr-Ewing Bros.
Notice to Contractors,
For salc-The West Virginia Democrat,
~6ate-F0nrth t'aHc.
Funeral Sotice-Whcclins Lodge No. 0, I. O
Cooking Stoves Ncsbltt 4 BRO.
Family Arlington Steel Plate Ranres-Jo,cnh
Bell Stove Co. ss 'oAcpl
Great Clearance sale-1. G. Dillon & Co,
Blank Books and Sta.ioncry-Joscnh Draw,
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As Good MS the Best,
FAnMIsoroy. y. VA. Nov. !.

HARRINGTON, W. VA, NOV. 7.
Aessrs. S. Baer's Sons:
DEAR SIRs:--Encloscd find twenty.
tive Pan Handle Coffee ticketa, for which
send me pair ing No. 10. We have
used your Panhandle Coffee for two or
three years and consider it as good as
the best. Send picture in care OF James
Burns. Respectfully yours,
CYRESE A. Ice.
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Thermometers Record.
Weather Indications.

WAsulSoToN, Feb. 26.-For West vir.
glnia and Ohio, colder, generally fair
weather except on tho lakes, local SHOWS,
northwesterly winds. @i
For Western Pennsylvania, colder
ceps on the lakes, threatening weather
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NEW YoRs, Feb. oG.-Arriyed. la.
Champaign, Havre; steamers Teutonic.
Bothnia, Arizona and Lake Huron. Liv.
erpool Anchoria, Glasgow Ems, Brems.
Rugia and Sueyia. Hamburg; Wester,
land, Antwerp; Polynesia, Copenhagen,
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SenHe

Oh health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to etiectually cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 GO bottles by aII leading druggists.
m. DGW