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Low Rates 70 New York via Royal blue
Line.
Tickets viii be on sale October Q 70 n, and
Vim be valid for return journey until October
IL, inclusive. %. Is for round trip from Wash
ngton, D. Q.-Advl
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FAIL STYLES Mems Derby Hats. all shapes,
black or brown, fine felt, s1.50 and g; extra
value. A I. LEWIS. ASS 18th ct.
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As sTAI VIZ LEAD
On fsc Underwear. Fine PleecsI Merino or
Scotch Wool, the usual 75c. grades.
FRANC & 5c.. One Price,
Cor. It'll and d.
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Yo- DogiT EroT
How cheaply Hat. can % sold TILL you see ours.
That vi. 30 Hat - bea1;y."
FRANC 4 Son. One Price,
Cor 18th and ID.
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IT Is Nor difficult matter TO possess beauti-
full teeth and healthy, rUby-hke guusif you viii
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CArAnnR. AETNA. DKAySKss--Dr. Lighthin
en- b csosuissd from to IL and TO at his
rssidencs, l4l1 street northwest-Adut
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL p. NJ wEDSEsDAH
For the District % Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. fair: southEestery winds; becoming
variable; warmer in the interior bv "Wednesday
morning; followed by stationary temperatures
CONDITION or THE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water st 9
m. Gren; FRlls. temperature, 81; condition.
81 Receiving reservoir. temperature. g. Cos
clifton AZ north connection. IS; condition ~
'ouih connection. So: distributing reservoir,
tt'ny eTa;ure. 81. condition at innuent safe
house - effiuent gate house, Sc.
high tide. Lo1t;4s.
1l34 an IL: O5 pm SIS An s6e pm.
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OuR ConrrrrroRs OFrES WospEs
How
The WannEs SHOE HOUSE,
Ills + STREET n. W..

Can afford to make such fearful reductions in FIVE
FOOTWEAR. VOL. We have secrets 10 kecp IN
this matter. simply say that we make II business
to search for genuine bargains and generally find
them.
fill within the time promised. and some retailers
won't wait for goods beyond time and oouz4tc--
mand their orders We have a way Of hearing q such
counternands and step in and Luy the goods at cur
own prices. and consequently sell them below who's
sale prices.
Recently we purchased nne line Of SAMPLE
SHOES ladies High shoesD. sizes / N and a. A
b and C widths. Our prices Of these are. In moss
cases. way below their true worth. viz,
For sl.s5. So and 81 05. We give zoo
SHOES worth 81 % 81 50
For 81 ~. 81 20 and 80 20. we give You
SHOES worth 81 - 20 sI.-O
For . 81. s.. 90 g.. rs AMI 81 81. we give
you SHOES worth "a 80
For "a. 81. - -l.d s3.Jo. we give you SHOES
worth O. and 81. 80
MEMS go PATENT CALF SHOES we sell
We have Jus: received a lot Of .Ien's Patent curr
Congress Shoes. just the thing for party or evening
wear. These II every where for &C. but oUa PRICE
Is ONLY $3.50
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Low Far. and Special Train. to Frederick.

AS~ rnre ana special Trains to Frederick.
In addition 10 the low excursion rates via the
b. and o. r. r which viii be offered those at
tending The Frederick. Nd, fair, October IL to
IA. special low rate OF Si-65 will be offered
from Wellington. Including admission to the
iaiE, ON Wednesday and Thur.day. October i2
aud is, tickets - bO good on day OF sale only.
N the same date. q special train will leave B.
and O. station. Washington. at $50 am. ar
irving at Frederick al IL 10 a. m and returning
vii leave Frederick at 5O0p.m.-Adct.
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Chr xAxDrR's own old Blackberry COrdials.
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Singers who are troubled with hoarseness
will find that Whites Yucatan Gum, il used
Just before they are going to sing will clear the
throat and restore the natural tone Of voice.
ocl0-6t
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

EAsroN & Rupp,
42l 18th ST.. bet. Penn. ave. and st.
Blank Books,
Copying Presses and Stands
Letter Books,
Inks aud Mucilage,
Hurd's K Writings
Fine Stationery,
ENVELOPES,
Cranes Japanese Linen Tablets,
Office Supplies,
Card fnzraving and Stamping. oc1l-t-
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ALL KINDS CAKES. Gnvrx, 1910 TIA s.. n. ".
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IMPORTANT SALE OF FuaxlrulI.-Messrs
Latimer sloan will sell tomorrow, commenc-
ing at 10 O'Clock, at their auction rooms, llO5 q
street, large consignment Of household effects.
Adrt
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Il EkNAN's LYCEUM TnEATER
N fennsylvania ave aud ii;h.s
Tbs Wees SAN No, = ;iG EFFsn'0Ar'
TT I'LL i e. E y e. E - -
! il il il krr w krr SIS
Next week City Sports Ru-lesque COMPANY. o1o-St
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
THE RIO rIHsT NsyISE So TSMSSh sgScnss
THE SEASON.
HALLES and HART.
SPARKLING NEW MUSICAL COMEDY.
T III III + T. #EEE""$$s f. I. 4
Fun. Wit. Rhyme. Novelty. Beauty.
company Of Known Excellence.
An Exhilsr.tins Production
MONDAY. Oct. I7-DsnT Frohman's Lyceum Thes
ocll ter Success. THE GREY MARE"
ACADEMY CLASSIC PLAYS.
AMERICAS FOREMOST rRAGEDIAN.
Mr.. ROBERT
E. s s |$$||#||;|||$s IS
TONIGHT. also Friday Night.
YIRGINrUs.
Wednesday Matinee and Night.
INGoMAR.
Thursday and Saturday Nights,
THE GLADIATOR
Saturday Mgtin~c.
JULIUS CESAR
Next weet-J. H. Grmogr and Re,tina Gir.ra in
the London success. 'DARrMoOK." ell
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER l..
TIE
NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC CLUE.
Director: EUGENE WIENER. Flute yirtuoso.
MAX DICK. Violin yirtuoso.
ESQ. sACER. vio.s soioist
JOHANNES MIERSCI, Violin yt-tuoso
PAUL M1ERSCH. Vio,oncello Yirtuo-o.
WILHELM ANGERMUNDE. Double Bass.
Assisted by
Mss MARION S. WEED. Mezzo-soYrano
RESERVED STATS. SOC.
Tickets at Metzerott's ocIo-r
I TNIvERsALIST CHURCH.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
November and =.
THE LOTUS GLEE CLUE.
Assistei by
Miss MINNIE MARSHALL.
Reader.
Tickets on sale Monday 'mornn=. October Il. at
MetLe.ott's at uniform price G. 30 cents. oclO-5t
FOR YOUR INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE.
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Salvation OIL, the peoples Imminent, il
guaranteed the best. 1t will cure you. 2
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FnrrD OYSTERS. A. GnuPr's, 1910 7th st. NV.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

THE SOUTHERN TAL.y-Ho COACH LINE. sii
! l3th $; nv, daily, Arlington. soldis-~' usps.
Cabin John Bridge. ~ 4. "a. y. ID. - 10.
round trlp. All visitors should ride rrea; .s-
inland tally no. .@S-2 us
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". S. FISHER. Florist, III 18th St NV.
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Elixir Babek cures all mslarial diseases
None Name 1t But To Praise.
Wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm No. 8.
A marvel of ightness and swiftness.
JAZZ Office 437 9th st. n. W.
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. NEW PUBLICATIONS.

'CHE CENTURY DICTIONARY, FOR DAILY USE
in the household and Office. Business and PROBES
sional men say they use IL once day Office, Loan
and Trust building cor 9Th and F SITS, Room e4.
ocO- I'm
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se use use use use use use use use
he use use use use use use use
ee use use use use
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
, UTUMN SCHEDULE roMr. vrRNoN.

AUTUMN SCHEDULE TO MT VERNON
our -,ss az, bay, ,ss exclusive. rr.rils.- q
sd,rrnissi2n % the mansion and grounds sf MOL M
bCT GO TO MOUNT VERNON
SUNDAY: realms the riiy b 2 20 pm. maadssas
oA-s on the steamer. City p-fcrs
The fare fo- round TRIP Is IS cept. INCLUDING rarr.
s n - the mansion and grounds Of Mount A.rlon
90 TO MOUNT VERNON TO-DAY
For, Foc,e ana Fors wirp s., As-SA1inN
ssoNk IlChhIS LNCIrnr ADMISSION TO
THE Msx,SSSioN ANn GEot,Nps or
Steamer Nscsiestsr 10 river landin far down a.
81 H,, u, n, asiiS eHceTt Sunday At 10 a. m daiy.
THE NOUN vERNoS AND MARSHALL HUr
sTEAMBoAT COMPANY ocslam
Mt. VERNON. TOMB OF WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON AIFYANpRrA AND Mt yFRxox
ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Picturesque and BEAUTIFUL Rou,.
New and Mssnincent Cars nov running dan, 49,.
ALEXANDRIA direct 90 the Gate q the MANSION
orrc-turn~ 20 visit CHRIST CHURCH MAR
SHALL HOUSE. BRAnpoCk HoTSF ana .th.r
rlsoes q historic interest," m ALEXANDRIA
Take ferry steamers foot % IN 81; Special errur-
sion ticket. 3oc. entire round trip.
connectinx also with trains q Penn-ylv,ri, r.u-
road at Alexandria Take Al Oh street a. -;
In Difference 20 the wishes 81 the Isdis. N, Verne,
Association carS stop on SUNDAY Al Latte Hrriin~
crack one mile this side ui Mt. Nernan the rroua,.
being closed ON that day.
SEQ y. A. REID. SuEt
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A LARGE CROWD.

Although the fire occurred Just after mid
night the flames attracted persons from ell sec
tons of the city and the work Of the firemer
was witnessed by large crowd
The statement that No. 2 engine Was delayed
several minutes at one OF the grade crossing
by train Of cars is denied by members Of tn
fire company mentioned.
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As Usual VIZ LEAD
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W. N. SINISTER & SONS.
sis PENN. AVE n. W.
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HE USED TO BE TOUGH.
a Boy of Mae Who Inns Reformed

A Boy of Nine Who Has Reformcd-Ne
Talks to q Reporter of His Record.
AT the city building yesterday an
ISTELLiGEScER reporter saw bright
boy sitting in the window OF the police
office, and asked for Jun if he was a
prisoner. no" no responded Tim
Just a visitor"
Ono OF the officers introduced the lad
as Charley Hafer, and in response to a
question he said heswas ninc years old.
His parents live; here, but he some time
ago ran away to Pittsburgh and caused
{, somewhat OF sensation BY telling
there that his name was Charley Snow
den, and that his father had Killed a
man. He was taken charge OF by tho
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Children, and an agent OF that organ
ization brought him hero yesterday to
SEQ If his parents would not sign pa
per permitting a Pittsburgh family to
adopt him. He has been living with
tho family for some time, and has a
: good home.
Arc you good boy, Charley?n the
reporter asked.
Yes, Pm doing pretty we'll now.
used to be tough, but I have reformed"
What did you use to do 2"
oh ! swore, and stole, and lied and
everything bad. But Pm not going to
nny more. Tho people up there at
Pittsburgh madoa man out of me-"
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NEw YORK, March l3.-Faith that
Charley" Mitchell, alias 4sprintcr
Charley" will cover sullivan's $500,
which was putup on Thursday TO bind
n match with any pugilist in the world,
barring Jackson Is fast fadingi away.
This imported, matclless "bluflcr," as
sporting men on this side of'tho Allan
tic are wont to call him, whilo recently
among his friends in Toronto, walked
out upon the stage Of the theatre in
which ho was giving boxing exhibitions
with Slavin and very majestically told
the audience that no wanted to fight
John L. Sullivan, but that he did not
think the big fellow meant business.
"Why doesn't Sullivan post forfeit
ii ho is not afraid to meet me, SO that I
can nail him ~ he howled.
The very next day Jimmy Wakely de-
posted $500 in this city. Since then
the minutes have Como by, heightened
into hours, and still no answer has
come from Mitchell. Flo is silent,
grandly silent. Nothing else was talked
about yesterday among sporting men
but the stand Sullivan has taken, Cor
belts desire to meet him and the cow
ardly attitude assumed by the "Sprin-
ter"
John L. paid further respects to
Mitchell. He sent . dispatch to Wake
ly as follows:
Is Corbett'a deposit covered? Let
me know the entire situation. Cover
all the other "bluGers' stuff" Am tired
listening to their baby talk. Regards
from Harrison and myself. Answer
here.
Duncan B. Harrison, Sullivan's part
ner in the show business, is anxious to
get slice OF the outside bet OF $4,000
with Corbett He telcgraphed from
Minneapolis, Mimi, yesterday, to Wake.
ly rs follower
"How much OF match can you and
will you let me have? Money ready.
Regards"
Charley" Johnston evidently got
somewhat anxious and sent two dis
patches to Wakely during the day ask.
ing if Corbett's money had been cover
ed. Answers were sent to both John
ston and John L. notifying Slem OF
what had been done. 1t is certain that
Sullivan and his friends are now on tho
warpath.
Wakcly told INC last night that he had
heard nothing direct from Corhett, but
had been told by a friend OF his that he
would surely be on hand next Tuesday,
at ono o'clock, to draw up thearticles Of
agreement for match.
"First come, first served, us Sullivan's
motto now. Will another day go by
without hearing that Mitchell will COW
or the champions deposit?
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BINGnAMToN, N. Y, March l3.-Wil-
liam Muldoon, recent trainer OF John
L. Sullivan, in IN interview here, said:
/ think that il is all wind and Sullivan
will not fight. For the past few months
pugilists have been receiving largo
amount OF free advertising. So long as
this continues there will be no necessity
for o fight. but when it ceases a match
will be made.
The same condition OF affairs existed
previous to the Sullivan kilrain battle.
There is no doubt that John L. Sullivan
is most remarkable man, but there
arc to-day plenty OF pugilists, any OF
whom you can match and no man dare
name the winner. Fitzsimmons 10 one
OF the most promising heavy weights.
His weight and measure are equal to
sullivan's, while in height he exceeds
the champion by ono inch. But I do
not think thoy will ever come together.
l do not like to talk about SulliYan's
condition, Tor we are not on friendly
terms. Personally, Sullivan and are
the best OF friends, but he is travelling
with gang OF men who are living off
him. l would give anything rather
than SEQ Sullivan whipped, and.wereit
not for hia associates would train him
myself. But if he is forced by man
ayers into the coming fight they will
put him into hole. l do not think,
however, this will occur, ior5the battle
is long way off. -
After the monoy'is posted i think
that with the proper trimming Sullivan
could not BIO whipped. At present
Sullivan's physical condition is weak
ened and the result is dubious to con-
template. l think one EdefeatS would
ruinSullivan. Ehave noticedmen with
his Temperament, like Dempsey, sent
all to pieces, and should John-L meet
with a reverse his fall would bo even
,rrnotar ests4g-E 60 u 4sfs II. .ll...SH.7 H.G
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clcan shaven now. Morton's friends,
and he seems to have lots OF them, do
not credit the story, as they say he was
too slickto be caught with counterfeit
dollars or many others in his clothes.
II is n fact, however, thatthc daynfter
tho escape OF Morton the INTELLlaENcER
printed statement that he had had his
beard taken of at Martins Ferry.
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McClel.nnd win, Eas!lY.

Tho skating race at tho Ia Fayettc
rink in Martins Ferry Saturday night.
between WI. Brown, Of that city, and
b. 9. McClelland, OF Wheeling, was won
easily by tho latter. A;large crowd
witnessed the race. MAC won the
first heat by twenty.yards, and in tho
second heat Brown gave up. The race
was for a purse of $50 and a percentage
OF the door receipts. t.s+s f5S>5s
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IL thousands OF cases the cure OF a
cough is the preventive OF consump-
ton. The surest cough medicine in the
world is DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
Sold by all dealers on a guarantee OF
satisfaction. DGw
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Brldrcrpr,ort Items.

Prof. Butchers family will leave
Thursdaysof this week Tor Buffalo, n,
Y, their future residence, where tho
Professor has accepted a position on a
newspaper devoted to stock and farm
interests.
Mr. William Ebcrlo, sr.., OF Pike
street, who has been quito ill for three
weekswith grippe and incipient ty-
phoid fever. is able to- be:up again. {,
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rhree Intere.llnr Item.

Special DhpatehNto he in.sutgger y
sr. CLAlnsSrLLr, O., March l3.-Jas.
Manley and Scott Laycllc, who robbed
William Gcllcr in tho dcpo. at Bellairo
recently, were found guilty OF robbery,
and tho former got tive years and tho
latter fourteen months In the pcniten-
tiary.
Saul X. Rugsles, who formerly 70.
sided here, was brought back aud bur-
led on Saturday
Mrs. Margaret Walker. vile OF tho
late DR.. Walker, died suddenly Sat
urdnY. n - ~
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1T IL Probably Morton.

Henry Magic, OF Bellaire, who is a
deputy United States marshal, was at
st. Clairsville Saturday, and saws that
one OF the counterfeiters in jail thore is
the man Morton, who escaped from the
Bellaire jail last Tuesday night. Flo
had whiskers when he was there. but is
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AYERS Medicines have been salts
factory to mo throughout my practice,
especially Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
which has been used by many OF my
patients, one;ot whom says he Knows It
saved his life. -F.: L. Morris, NJ. D.,
Brooklyn, My. D3w
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/ NOR liENT-THE STORE ROOM
y androons in tho rcar, (No. COY, on IN,
floor, on Twelfth street the same bel6s' p n,H;
occupied as the Turkish bnths, ApDiv ~ Ii 4yS
RiM. McLuRE, Mcclure House. F'' " t rs;
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TToR RENT-NEW BRICK DWETI
x ING: all modern improvements l2l Fn".,
tcenth street. from about February |, lt9i WiiI
DC IGaSea i9r term otyearS 10 responsible parry,
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a NEW Departure,


ANY person, no matter what his phys
.ical condition, placing himself under our
care, and strictly complying with all rules
and instructions which he shall receive
on entering, and failing to receive CON-.
pLETE, ABSOLUTE and PERMANENT CURE in
from three to .fue areeis, we will pay the
entire cost Of railroad fare to and from
the home OF the patient, no matter what
may be the cost thereof. This offer is
made unqualiiedly and in the conscious
ness OF the Faculty mastering any case.
Accommodation for E,2CG patients.
Price Of hoard from S. to So perweek.
No finer or healthier location in
America. For fuller particulars address
ROYAL GOLD CURE CO., LEBARON,O.
~
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! Afflicted WIKI Boits

Afflicted With BciEs
having 80 on her limbs, and being unable to
walk. had heard of Hoods sarsaparilla,
end bought bottle, hall OF which cured en-
urely. Two years after, another child was
afflicted as badly. I used the other half
bottle OF Hoods Sarsaparilla with like re-
4 suits. About four years after, tho child first
afflicted was again tormented like Job, and I
bought o bottle ION Sunday at tllaD and
again cure. gave some Of themedlcine to
apoor woman and two children; they were
helped as were mine. Through a testimo-
NAL sent to G. i. Hood s. Co., inquiries came
from all the country, asking II 1t was bona
1ide' testimonial, and OF course i wrote all
that 1t was, and have the knowledge Of N n.
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GENERAL NOTICES
FoR RENT.

flor RENr-Ai FARM OF Is ACRES
n two good orchards md all kinds n , sr.I;
fruits; good house and outbuIldincs; Ak m fI'
up Caldwelt'srnn Inquire OF MRS. L0HT NAV
ul IIclElSshH sassH" ". .H.H ini1.httr4
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s oNLYAFEWDAYs LoNGER.-our .pe.
elal clonring out snle of Haviland French
Chinn VIII last only n fewStlays longer.
Como cnrly and nuke your s el 10 lions, Mt 3
( ]. G.DILLON.S CO.'S /;
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H. r. BEHRENS,
2l17 Market street, or Mt his Branch Store Cor
2 ncr Jacob md Thirty-cighth streets, In the
South Side Bank Building. mrl2
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GTOCKs AND REAL ESTATE FOR
10 SALE.s
% shares Foilnire Mil Works.
% shares Wheeling and Belmont Bridge ca
shares Eml Iron and steel TO.
4 shGroH lGson Glass stock.
10 shares Ice and Storage stock.
The Bloch property. corner OF Ninth and Ma
streets. fIlOS. O'BRiI:N, Broker
Telephone 1870. lnrlOl 1l47IS daln Street
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Scores and Scores

OF persons helped or cured by Hoods sarsa-
parilla. Mild cases OF rheumatism hayo
yielded to 1t. Dlllousness and bad liver have
been corrected in my own family. This Is
the only patent medicine have felt like
prais!ng. Tspeak not for C. I. Hood, but for
the Jobs who arc impatient and arc tor
mented beyond endurance. Nothing know
ofwlll cleansethe blood, stimulate the liver,
or clean the stomach so perfectly as l5{ .
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SALESMEN-WE MAKE A TITps-
~ AZ oilcr 70 travelling and local I,,a'I'.G
SSSTy s,a!G who call on retl gt0ccrS
ECSSir rd WHEAT FLOUR co., us LAX" NE ~
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GROCERIES ETC. H
PLYMOUTH ROCK GELATINE. !

Plymouth Rock Gelatne has stood the test in
Wheeling. For sale wholesale and retail at
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floods Sars:Sap,;a;srilla.

Any person wishing 10 know more. enclosing
o stamp will DO informed. Yours for tho
health, happiness and virtue OF humanity"
WILLIAM HoLL1SsHED. pastor Of Presby-
terlan church, Sparta, Nj.
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