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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-11
BEECHAM's PILLS cure sick headache
NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
The Bob Ballard passed down light
yesterday.
The passenger business along the
river is picking up very materially.
The Twilight, Joe Nixon and j. h.
Mcconnell passed up light yesterday.
The Belle Prince passed up from st.
Marv's last night, with tow OF cross
| ties.
The Batchelor for Cincinnati and the
Congo for Pittsburg, are the packets
scheduled for to-day.
The Hudson, noted for her fine pass
enger accommodations, departed with
good trip for Cincinnati at ten o'clock.
The Scotia arrived in port yesterday
morning and after discharging a large
amount of freight departed at nine
o'clock for Plttsourg.
The new towboat Volunteer did not
get ont with a tow as expected, the
Vovager being sent out in her place.
The former boat is not quite completed.
The Acorn, jim Brown, Dick Fulton,
Vovaper. Fred Wilson George Shiras,
Josh Cook, Clifton, and j. c. FISHER all
passed down yesterday with lows OF
coal for the South.
James Mcdonald went on the Leader
as pilot when she passed down, Wednes-
dav night. The Leader passed up last
night for Pittsburg, and Murray Nc
Donald accepted position as mate.
The marks at midnight showed IL feet
inches Of water in the channel and
falling.
MoReANToN, w. VA, December 10.
River 6 feet inches and falling; weather
clear.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, December 10
River feet and falling; weather clear
and pleasant.
WARREN, PA, December 1O.-River
2 feet and four-tenths and falling;
weather, clear and mild.
PrrrsBURG, PA, De cember 10.-River
3 feet . inches and falling; clear and
cool.
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COMMISSIONER'S SALE
Or
Valuable Real Estate
Burton Stallion on B, { D, Railroad,
On the 18th Day Of December, 1891,
BEGINNING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

First-75 Acres adjoining r.. Troy and others,
on the h. q o. RailrOnd, IN Wotzel county.
second-T Acres. 2 r0ods and 70 poles. on
Church's Fork OF Fish Creek, In Burton Dis
trict. near 1rst described tract
Thirds Acres on toe waters OF Fish Greek,
In Wetzel county, conveyed by DavAult Stottle.
meyer 10 Z. Mcdonnell, by deed OF October oth
1871.
Fourth-IOeil Acres on the waters Of Long
Drain In hurcb District. In Wetzel county,
conveyed TO r. Mcdonnell by Nathaniel Hos
tutler, by deed OF December Ssh. 1903
Fith-2iI5 Acres on the waters OF Long
Drain, OF Fish Creek. In Wetzei county. adjoin-
ing the lands Of Vanhorn. Hillock ana others.
Sixth-9h Acres on the waters Of Fish Creek
wetzel county. conveyed by Robinson Hostut-
Ter 10 Z. Mcdonnell.
Seven 1.-Two lots aud GppurteBGnces, NJ Bur
ton. conveyed to =. Mcdonnell by George Bar
trug, on which l. a Store Room, Dwelling etc
Eigth-3O Acres conveyed 10 p. Mcdonnell by
w. q. Snodgrass. by deed OF May ga 1888.
Ninth-Ci Acres conveyed % Y. Mcdonnell by
John Mclaughlin, by deed dated September
lat ~
Tsnth-2s Poles OF land conveyed 20 r. Nc
Donnell & Sons by VIM. Herman, known as tho
Alexander Mcdonnell dwelling
Eleventh-9 Acres conveyed 70 y. Mcdonnell
by John Gibbons, on the south side Of the y. a
o. side track west Of Burton, joining lands Of
Fra ks x AshctAft.
All the above lands are situated in WetzeI
county. West Virginia They are TO be sold
under decree OF tbs Circuit Court OF Wetzel
county.
TERMS OF sALE-one-third cash: the rcsl.
due Ia two equA payments In one ard two
years, with interest from day Of sale. Title fo-
lained until all the purchsse money - paid
For further information apply 90 the under
signed Special Commis,loner 1t his ofsce, lio0
Main street, Wheeling W. Va.
rs. RILEY.
debi Special Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-11

later, he was conspicuous by his alb
sence.
Day was now in predicament, mon
eyless and friendleSs In a strange city.
lie lost no time, however, but found his
way to BenwOod, aud there obtained a
clue to the whereabouts OF johnson.
Accompanied by Marshal Goche, they
found johnson behind some b. IL o.
freight cars. Johnson took to his
feet, but the fleet-footed officer
caught him, and lodged him in the
lookup. Yesterday officer Deylin
brought the prisoner to this city, and
he was arraigned before Justice Ankle.
He did not deny the charge, and was
fined $40 and costs, and in addition was
committed to Jail for thirty days. The
revolver and watch. valued at S. and
SO respectively, were found upon the
roadside in Benwood, where they had
been thrown by Johnson.
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Warning TO the Public.

All persons, city officials and others, are
hereby warned. in the interest OF the citizens
OF this city and for the safety OF the lives and
property therein, TO refrain from tampering
or interfering with the valves or mains or pipes
OF the Natural Gas Company OF West Virginia.
Natural gas Is dangerous to handle and the
pressure upon some OF the mains 10 sufficient o
cause loss Of life and destruction OF property II
ignorant or inexperienced persons interfere
with our pipes or valves. The gas being in so
many dwellings, such interference will almost
inevitably cause such loss and destruction In
the houses in this city. This Company will be
under no responsibility by reason Of accidents
occssioned by such interference; but those so
tampering with its property and those so au'
thorizipg others to do so dncluGing the city OF
wheeling) will be held to a strict accountab ii
ity for the same.
THE NATURAL GAS COMPANY OF W. VA
BY CHAs. w. BACHELOR, President
Wh,eiiBc. D,cembtr 4. 1891. de5qdve
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HES Nod the Scene

L. X. Summons, the farmer pilferer,
vho was caught in the granary on the
farm Of Widow Beach recently and
ocked up at St. Clairsville for a long
Tine, has skipped the country and for
ieted his bOrd OF $1,000. SammOns, it
will be remembered, was a well-t0-do
farmer, owned a farm OF his own, aud
apparently had plenty Of grain and ev-
rytuing else he needed; but 10 seems he
couldn't help stealing from his
ae.ghborS He was in jail in Bel
mont county until after the
uaad jury indicted him, none OF his
ls.gt0ors being willing 10 90 on his
Bond because the case against him was
Jle of the dead sure kind. and at any
rate they felt safer when SammOnS was
locked up. His brother in Pennsylva-
MIA, who IS also well OFF, finally came
down and put up the $1,000. Sammons
vas to have been tried yesterday, but
when the case was called there was no
SammOns present and the only word
rom MIN was that be had no further
business in the Belmont county court.
ais bond was declared forfeited and the
money paid into the county treasury.
dis family are said TO be very respect
a5.e people, and have the sympathy Of
The Deigh0ors. To is altogether likely
his farm will be sold and that he will
cave this county.
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Can't Get Wheat.

The Bridgeport millers complain that
the cannot get wheat to run their mills.
They are now offering ninety cents, and
state that farmers are very slow TO take
hold at that price. They say that in
other parts Of the State farmers are sell
ing their wheat at ninety cents, and
millers are shipping -four into these
markets at prices on the basis Of ninety
cent wheat. For some time they have
been paying ninety-tive cents in Bridge
port, but were forced to come down on
account Of the price of -four not Justify
ing that figure. They express the opin-
ion that wheat will be no higher next
spring, aud il might be wise for farmers
to sell now.-St. CldirSrilie Chronicle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-11
The Poorman Case.

The Bellaire row, in which George
Il. Poorman and John Cain were promi-
,r7-Iy mixed up, the first statement re-
.-iing which was published exclusive
II To this paper yesterday, turns out TO
10. be as serious as was at
first supposed. The racked seems 70 have
started 40 the house OF Mrs BurgOyne,
d the Fourth ward, where Cain spends
q good deal of his time. The only per-
sons present were George w. PoOrman,
John Cain, Mrs. BurgOyne and Miss
ian'e Jones. PoOrman was very drunk
and Cain finally retired TO his room.
Later he was awakened by noise
ta the house and discovered that
P50rman had his knife open and was
chasing the women folks. He got up
and reconstructed with him and finally
go. him To leave the house quietly.
This is the story he now tells and il is
confirmed by the women folks, who say
they we're afraid of POOrman when he
.lt his knife out, and they wanted him
20 leave. How POOrman got beat up so
much is a mystery. The Marshal states
hat Cain told him when he was bring
ag him down to the lookup that he hit
George, but both George and Cain deny
hat they had any difficulty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-11

Police, of Cleveland, has furnished
Chief Delbrugge with list OF dia-
monds, pearls and other jewellery,
stolen from a Cleveland residence on
December 4.
Burton A. Kinney, of Portland, Me-,
aged 30, feet 105s, IT'S pounds, light
brown hair, blue eyes, long auburn
moustache, is missing.
Mr.. Ohio Heiskell notified the police
yesterday, that his son had been missing
from home for day or two.
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"ddFsn Cry for Pitchers CastOria
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Important Educational Meeting.

To-day the Regents OF the State Nor
NAL Schools, MesSrs. b. s. Morgan,
State Superintendent of Free Schools;
r. Wiley, Jr., of Pt. Pleasant; IL. l..
Suider, OF ShepherdStown, and T. 5.
Riley, Of this city, will meet at the
Windsor Hotel to consider the bids for
the construction Of the new Normal
school building at Fairmont.
The principals of the Normal schools,
Profs. T. T. Hodges, of Marshall Col
lege, Huntington; K. A. Armstrong, Of
West Liberty; J. c. Gwinn, OF Fair
mont, aud Vale, Of Shepherd College,
will also hold meeting to-day.
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Public Sale
or
REAL PROPERTY

BY virtue OF deed Of trust made by George
q. Hannah and wife 10 George W. Eckhart u
dated on the l4th day OF December, A. ID. isea.
County Court In Deed Of Trus, Book 10 page
S3i. and OF an order OF the Circuit court ~
Ohio county, West Virginia. made on the 9th
day OF December, 4. ID. 1921. subEtit1tlng the
under'igned A. trustee In The said deed Of trust
in place ofthe said George w. Eckhart, Jr., I
will, on
eATURoAY. JANUARY 9th. 1907,
beginning a. 10 o'clock =. M, sell at public auc-
ton, ~ she front door Of the Court Hoase ~
Ohio county. the following described real prom.
erty; that Is to say; parcel q land 10 ihe ely
OF wheeling. In the said cOrnty OF OblS
bounded and described - follows: Beginnin1
10 the west line OF 1T one hundred aud nine
ty-one In Cbspiins A Eof addition 10 the cav
o. wheeling. taid line being the east line Of
Chapline street ~ the north1est corner ~ ,bs
portion Of the said lot owned By W vs. Tr,vin
thence runhing ea,tnardly and parallel 10 ~
north line OF said lot 70 tie alley in the rear
thereof. called alley 3D.: thence runntns,
northwardly With the west side OF saIS ALL
thirty four feet more or lees, 70 the nof,hes.t
corner OF brlck wAsb-hoUse. then o Limit,
wetfwG'dly snd parallel 20 the south line ~
Sail Tot 20 ChaDllne street. and from ,he,,.a
with the east line Of chGpilde street 10 The ,scs
Of beginning, together with the bufidiog,
thereon. or in any way spparta.ninR. beTrg
the zane pro perty conveyed % the AID Hannss
BY Edwin Hornbrook ana wife by deed ~ o..
Der I'd. 1872. ssd OF record 10 TIE ofBee ~ 49,
Clerk Of count, Court Of Ohio count. We,
Firginia In Deed Book %, page I9s
TERxs or Saloons third OF IN. ,,,v-b...
money ana 80 much more the purchseey 49,,
eject. cash On the day Of sale and tbe v..s.tyy
Ia Two eqsal lnstsllments, psysble respectively
IN ne and I've year from The day Of sale. VIII
Interest ron that day, the purchaser vivtr.
bis note ior The deferred insts llments secu,ed
by deed Of trust upon the property ard A..
srrsnce upon the bufidirgr IN
s.s HENRY n RUSSELL.
s~o fustea
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Case Dismissed.

lie case against Geo. Wheat and
@--.e "andall, which has been twice
-Slulued on account Of the absence OF
...neSseS, came up before Squire Ankle
yesterday. The case was dismissed at
vs. oil complainant. The case against
, s-g,e Randall, charging her with con-
u, ,I'll'hs with loud and angry words, was
also dismissed.
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Mrs. steele Dead.

Mrs. Edward Steele, a well known,
and highly respected lady living in the
Eighth ward, passed away yesterday
morning, after a brief illness, at her
home on South Wood street. Mrs.
Steele is upwards OF sixty years of age,
most of which were passed on the South
Side. A large circle OF relatives and
friends will be panied to learn Of her
demise.
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a New Store-RoOm.

Messrs. w. S. Mccullough and R. NJ.
Gilleland have contracted with Mr..
Newt. Wilson for the erection Of a fine
store-room, on their property adjoining
the South Side Bank. Work will be
commenced Immediately, and the build
ing will be finished in a short time. Mr..
T. s. Bowers, late of st. Adams, w.
Va, will occupy the Store-room, with a
stock of boots and shoes.
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
Electric Light Notes.

Mr.. MeClintock, of the Oil City Boiler
Company the contractor for the boilers
fer the city electric power house, ar
rived in the city yesterday, and the
work Of getting the boilers in position
will commence to-day.
Supt. Bleoo will this morning start
up on the National road, to string wire
for No. 1 circuit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-11

SILVER WARE-We are showing this
season larger line than ever, and may
mention here that the children must
not be forgotten. We have in stock one
of the incest lines of sets in Cups,
Knife, Forks and Spoons, put up in
nice plush cases.
JOHN BECKER & Co.,
jewelers., 1927 Jacob-st.
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.rrrNr1oN. ApyERrrsEKs,

Advertisers wishing space In the SUN
DAY REGISTER, or wishing to change
matter now running, will please send In
their copy before o'clock p m. Saturday.
Owing TO rush of business We require adj
ditional time to give proper display and
position.
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For Stealing a watch.

- 10y Day, young aud unsophiStoca-
~ 81 farmer, hailing from Pendleton
.'-1'y' came to BenwOOd on the Sth
- ~ a9d there met a young nan named
p.HUA Johnson, who is employed at the
G.Sont mill. Being In need of money
o-ered TO sell Johnson revolver and
latch which represented all his prop
az upon which he could realize any
e,9-; johnson told him he thought he
nj ,.1 dispose of the articles, and the
~, ~. came TO Wheeling. Johnson took
- OF the revolver and stopped in
~ ABOVE Moons saloon, on South
,,.e' street. In a few minutes he
y OUT and said the man for whom
r. vas looking was in Moons saloon.
ss,l'ered the saloon from the rear,
aiaa5 DAY to wait upon the outside. In
lor - minutes he returned, and asked
a,o 40 watch, saying he could sell it
n, DAY waited tor the appearance of
a ,S NV found friend, but Johnson pass
ss5 y. iSvugh the saloon, and disappeared,
1eg Hoy inquired for him q little
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BADLY burned.

Fred. ShrUmp, of South Jacob street,
an employe Of the Wheeling steel plant,
was the victim OF painful accident at
three o'clock yesterday morning. He
was in front OF spray of molten steel
from cupalo, which struck him in the
face and knocked him down. His face
was badly burned. DR.. Ford, Of Ben
wood, dressed his injuries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-11

The taking of evidence on the motion
Tor a new trial in the case Of the State
" DR.. George /. Garrison, will be re-
lewed this morning at half-past nine
o'clock, before Judge Campbell. The
aTSt witness to be placed on the stand
E..l likely be Lester Bates. He will be
.'Iowed by witnesses summoned by the
State 10 contradict the statements made
70 his affidavit on behalf OF the defense.
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Death of a Wheeling Man in Paris.

Last evenings Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegraph had the following:
Robert s. CasS8tt, whose death in
Paris was announced by cable, was born
in Wheeling, w. Va, in 1906. After
completing his education he removed to
Pittsburgh, where he engaged in the
banking business. He was very sue
cessful, and soon attained prominent
position in the community. He was
the first Mayor of Allegheny. He
leaves a wife and three children, a
daughter and two sons. His daughter
is Miss Mary CaSsatt, we'll known
artist, now residing in Paris. His sons
are A. j. Cassatt, of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and j. G.. Cassatt, of Cassatt
& Co., bankers, of Philadelphia.
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Police Intenirenoe.

The police reported dead horse on
the Peninsula yesterday.
The Bellaire authorities, having cap
tured John Proctor, of this city, col
ored man who is charged with stealing
q lot Of stuff from Amos Smith, Of that
city, came up yesterday after search
warrant TO search Proctor's house. The
goods stolen are described to be sheets,
towels, tablecloths, etc.
The police were notified yesterday to
look out for three colored girls, Stella
Lunnings, Fanny Addison and Julia
Dyer, who has escaped from the Morg-
ANA Reform school.
Col. John w. Gibbons. Director Of
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At the Stone Bridge.

More stone were placed in position
yesterday than upon any previous day,
a total Of about thirteen courses being
laid Something like thirty-four courses
out of eighty-seven are now in place,
and by tonight, with good weather, 1t
is hoped To have the arch half done.
More than one thousand people viewed
the work yesterday, and there were
many expressions of admiration for the
structure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-11

EYES examined for glasses without
charge. Spectacles and Eyeglasses &C
curately adjusted by Prof. Shelf, the
optcian, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. The only exclusive optican in
the State.
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Police Court.

There were four cases in Police Court
yesterday morning. Charles Harris, a
fictitious name on the process, was
arraigned on charge of abusing his
wife and raising Ned generally at his
home. He got S. and costs. Lafe Har-
den was also disorderly az his home,
aud he and his wife were both arraign-
ed. They were fined So and costs each,
and LATE went to the hill, while his
wife'S sentence was suspended. A drunk
went up for fifteen days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-11

NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK
An elegant line of Fall and Winter Over
coatings just received; also our full line
of Foreign and Domestic suitings, Panta-
looninxs and Fancy vestings coming In
daily for the winter trade. Fancy Mcrino
and Fast Black lie Hose at old price, 25c
supply yourself with one Of our Atwood
Knitted Butcher Jackets.
G.. HESS q SONS, IS41 & I3e3 Market &c,
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A great many prominent business men
Of this city visited Jas. Golden, the
cairvoyant, at 1912 Market street, and
they all declare that he possesses all
the power he claims to. He gives cor
rect names and dates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-11

For bargains call at F. Schenk &
Sons for Spare Ribs, Tenderloin and
shoulders. Pieces for making summer
sausage. Do not fail to provide your
wants while it is cheap.
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DIAMoNDs.-Our trade in this line
has increased to wonderful proportions,
and we can show our customers some
of the choicest goods ever shown in
this market. JOHN BECKER & Co.,
Jewellers, 1897 Market-st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-11

FREE from nausea and digust Of the
ordinary vermifuge, we can recommend
Laughlin's Worm Syrup.
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Frank Church Gives bail.

Yesterday Frank Church was released
.,om Jail, he furnishing a bondsman In
~. e person of Mr.. Henry Brunhaus.
-a'S ends the matter until the April
,eIn Of Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-11

CROWDS of people are visiting the
"Boy Medium" He satisfies all that
see him, giving names and dates. 1912
Market street.
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~. ,nered Coupterlelters ReIeased.

A Y
Tn. three supposed cOunterfeiters
rb7 were g0bbled up by Martins Ferry
,4,ers about month ago, on Glen'S
p-r with a kit Of supposed counter
is-sr', tools, were released by the Pro-
IRE Court Wednesday. They main
aimed a discreet silence from the
~.rrrs OF their arrest. They said moth
-g 70 anyone as to where they were
s.5u. their business, or their lives.
Thew employed George ID. Duncan,
r.,. As their counsel, and when they
we're arraigned there was not sufficient
evidence 20 hold them, and motion by
their attorney to dismiss them was suS-
aimed. The three men came down
from st. Cairsville on the evening
rain, and came TO this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-11

Buy gold spectacles and eyeglasses
for Christmas presents from Prof..
Shelf, the optician, and have the eyes
tested and glasses fitted afterward
without extra charge.
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An Excellent Programme.

The following excellent programme
will be rendered tonight at an enter
tainment gigen under the auspices OF
Richie Council No. %, Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
at TeutOnia Hall. Performance COM
menCeS at 5 o'clock.
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A DYSPEPTlC ARGUMENT

Is g growl. and that growl marks the limit Of
argument with him. The best va 70 get him
10 try 3 medicine would De TO sdvise against 1t
but notice how different his tone after using
Burdock Blood Bitte.s
II have suffered with dyspepsia for the last
two years. Not long ago | commenced taking
RIB lam new on the second tottle and
feel ike = new man. {. KNOX.
Il Sherwood Ave-,
Binzhanton, y Y"
REPEATED TESTS WITH UNIFORM SUCCESS
prove the fact that Burdock Blood Bitters will
cure dyspepsia The reason IL plain. IL tones
the stomach TO natural action and keeps the
sluice ways OF the system free from clogging
impurities.
81 have been troubled with dyspepsia and
heart disease fofnine years. aud found NO re-
lief until tried Burdo,k Blood Bitters Now
am well after ticking two bottles
MRS. ETTIE FRAZIER
Bovine. Mich"
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A "BALM in Gilead" for you by tax
ing DR.. A. S. Todd's Liver Pills for you
liver.
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Derby Silver Plated Company Ware at
90 per cent. less than any other make, at
HE. HILLMAN s. co.'s,
n. 2S Eleventh street.
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and designs cheerfully furnished at Whea
a. Hancher's.
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CONSULT Jas. Golden. the clairvoyant,
on all affairs of life. 1912 Market street.
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Jewelry Repairing and Diamond Mount
ng artisrically done at moderate cost NJ
wheat & Hsncher's.