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raikinr ubout betting.

A representative Of Mclaughlin &
Co. claims to have at their pool room
money for two bets IS follows: $4,000
against $4,000 that Cleveland carries
Indiana; $4,000 TO $4,000 that Cleve-
land carries New York. The bets may
be taken up as o whole, or in any part
ovcr onc-fourth. The otter ia tlimited"
till 2 p. m. to-day. OF course every
body in Wheeling can raise $4,000 or
$4,000 in six or seven hours, and il
goes without saying that the offer is
bona ide and will be taken-"I don't
thinkl"
An lNTELLIaENcER man was yesterday
informed Of $1,000 to bet on Harrison's
election lying ut Bridgeport without
takers, and another reports $500 OF Bell
aire on tho same proposition. These
urn arc'too small for Democratic blntt-
ess TO think Of.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
strangers in tho city aud whosiiar Folk
ah.naa

strangers in the city and whosling Folks
Abroad.
@. II. P%arriott, OF Cameron, and R N.
sheats, Of Grafton, are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. George Ebeling and bride have
returned home nom a brief bridal tour.
Mr.. godfrey Schulz and wife, OF the
South Side, have returned home after
an extended western tour.
Colonel Howard Thompson, Of But
LEI, Pa, appointment oil man, is here,
the guest Of DR.. a. F. Gasmire.
T. o. Ryerson and wife, OF Mounds
vile, and w. h Rutherford, Of Parkers-
burg, we're at the stamm yesterday.
Chief Detective Roger o'Mara, Of
Pittsburgh, accompanied by his vile,
was here yesterday on his way home
from Chicago.
Harry Houser, the we'll known and
popular letter carrier, was thirty-nine
vears old yesterday. Congratulations
were showered upon him everywhere.
United States Judge jackson and
Marshal II. S. White passed through
the CITY Yesterday enroute home from
OnlCNg0l WuVko tuSy tSSA>
bian exercises
Mrs. Kate Wheat ammelsbarg ar
rived in Now York City from Europe
last Saturday. She was received by her
mother. Mrs. George x. Wheat, and
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Speidel.
w. S. Raymond, A. ]. Stone aud ]. E.
Watson, Of Fairmont; p A. Sweeney
and vile. Of Tyler county; =. A. KEN
nedy and r. W, Wallace. OF sistersville,
and Peter Rice, j. y. Sullivan and Larry
smith, Of .Bilrs Boot" comedy COM
pany, are stopping at the Windsor.
The marriage Of Dr.. E. Q. Myers, Of
tho Island, and Miss Emma Mitchell, Of
Kirkwood, will take place at the home
OF the bride to-day. The affair Will DO
very quiet, only q few friends and rela-
tives Of the bride and groom Witneasing
the ceremony.
A. ]. Morgan and George Bolts, Of
Fairview; =. W. Mathews, wife and ais
ter, Of Cameron; John o. Gallaher, Of
Fairmont; James N. Polling, OF Jackson
Court House; EsE. Eisenbarth, Of New
Martinsville. and sixteen members Of
"Bilrs Boot company, reeihtered at the
Behler yesterday.
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BEATEN BY THUGS.

one Democratic styloiof Argument Used
Saturday Night.
Saturday night Pat McDermat and.
Daniel Lyle, two members OF the Re-
publicans' Tariff Champions club, for
merly Democrats, went into an East
Wheeling saloon, still wearing the uni
forms in which they had appeared in
the Elkins and Hollis escort parade.
There a man named Kasley and an
other named Gray, with three or four
others, endeayored to involve them in a
quarrel, but they left without serious
trouble.
On the outside six or eight tonghs,
all Democrats, renewed the attack in a
most cowardly way, cutting McDer-
mats head With q brick, backing
Lytle's eyes and otherwise brutally
maltreating them. They wound up by
setting FIRE to the coat Lyle wore,
which was burned up, and he narrowly.
escaped serious injury. 1t was one Of
the linen coats worn by the Champions.
Warrants have been issued for the
offenders, and they will be severely
dealt with If they get their deserts.
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3. 3 3. EMPIoYEs HERE
aishlng up n Tour OF Inspection Of the
rv.st..r n~tvlstchas

f" H"HH.sH.
Finilhing up a Toar OF Inspection o.
Western D~ivislohA:
A number Of auperyisors and foremen
Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad ar
rived in the city at 1850 o'clock last
evening and stopped at the New st.
Charles hotel ovcr night, The party is
making the annual tour Of inspection.
on the western divisions Of the road,
which includes all lines lying between
lKeyser and Wheeling and from Grafton
to Parkersburg.
Among the party we're Messrs. J. +:
Cassel, W. u. Bowers, James Maley and.
William Playhouse, of Grafton; T. i.
Mobley, R. j. Malley, James Hyatt, M.
Manley and A. Manley OF ~Parkersburg;
w. o. Ault, of Piedmont, James Garrett,
William w. Gowan, Thomas Boyle and
John Carey, Of Deer Park, w. IL Shatter-
man, Of Newburg, James skinner and
w. Cassada, Of Terra Alta, WI. Skinner
Of Tunnelton, w. Moran, OF Coliax, T.
+. Caherty, Of Warrington, Thomas
Carr, Of Morgantown Ezra 0tt, r. Mar
laugh, ]. 3. Rodgers and j. B. Yost Of
Littleton, They leave at an early hour
this morning in q private car for Graf
ton. to inspect the Petersburg branch
Of the
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aENAToR FAunINRR snoWNu ~.

SENATOR FAULIfNEH SHOWN uf
The Esposs 81 he D~i5errdiiabie sehams .
subject Of General converration festef-
dhy.
Everywhere ~yeaterday the lsTEILi-
arscrns expose Of United States sena-
tor Faulkner discreditable part in the
fake Of negro colonization Of West
Virginia, was the subject Of surprised
comment At arat blush the average
reader could mot bring himself 70 credit
the story that an United States senator
would enter into q contract with q man
to work SO dishonest . scheme 70 de-
ceive his own constituents q scheme 70
deceive his own pattisans IN the inter,
est Of their own party Truly, the sitn-
alton which called for such q trick
must have been desperate.
When the letters and atidayit which
backed up the lNrEILIdEEcER's story.
were read however, there could be no
denial-and there was none-that there
was grave reason to believe that sena-
tor Faulkner was chargeable with an.
unworthy trick. Republicans were SUR
priaed, but understood for the frst time
how desperate means the opposltion
would resort to. Democrats were als
most paralyzed by the disclosures.
Many Of them, in fact most Of those
who were partisan Democrats, had be-
.lieyed the falsehtoi circulated through
Senator Faulkner's fundamentally two
years ago, and again this year, and TO
be confronted with the evidences that
1t was deliberately connected 70 de,
ceiye them and others, and bolstered
upwith bought circumstantial evidence,
was enough to take away their breath.
They could mot be induced TO say any
thing, because they did not know
what to say, but it was q Hickly smile
on the face Of politicians who attempt
ed TO belittle the circumstantial expose.
IsrEIlIpENcER reporters gathered
hundreds OF expressions about the mat.
ter during the day, but they wereau OF
one tenor-surprise, indignation and
contempt mingled, for the men who Tor
such a purpose would resort to such o
contemplate trick.
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Everybody has at times failed to do
their duty towards themselves. Hum
dreds Of lady readers suffer from sick
headache nervousness. sleeplessnessi
and female troubles. Let them follow.
the example Of Mrs. II. Herbechter,
Stevens Point Wis, who for Eve years.
suffered greatly from Nervous Prostra-
ton and sleeplessness, tried physicians
and different medicines without success.
But ono bottle OF Or. Miles Nervine
caused sound sleep every night and she.
is feeling like q new person Mrs Eliza
oeth Wheeler, Laramie City, Wyoming,
who tried all other remedies, declares
that after three weeks use Of the Nor-
vine for Headache, Nervous Prostre-
ton, etc, she was entirely relieved
Sold by The Logan Drug O.. Trial bottle
Tree.
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4BILI,s BooT.r
a splendid show opens Rt the Grand.
Ioks of FINN and Music.

a splendid show opens nt the Grand.
Lots Of Fun n Music.
aBill's Boot" made a decided hit at
the Grand Opera House last night The
scenery was something really excellent.
The play is Of tine spectacular order,
and abounds in unique situations, ex-
cellent ~specialties, comic dialogues and
charming songs. The s~pecialties were.
excellent, the Gust is big and strong
and the chorus makes a charming APP
~pearance. sBill's Boot will be repeat
ed this and to-morrow evening and to-
morrow afternoon.
Joseph j. Sullivan and Larry Smith
are as funny as any two men who ever
played together, and James and John
Russell are also strong cards. The la
dies are all good, but Miss Irene Her
nandez, -being an old Wheeling favor
lite, was naturally most warmly well
coined by her admirers. The company
Is unusually largeand% unusually strong.
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.N.NNL
Attic meetingiast night OF the Re-
publican Tariff Champions Mr.. Patrick
Mcdonald, a former member Of the
Democratic party, whois n Of six or
eight who have Joined this club from
that party, gave tho members a talk
after the business meeting was over.
Mr.. Mcdonald Is a miner, having
worked about ten years in the old coun-
tryand about six in this. Morethanthat.
however, he is 4 thinker, and he adj
vanced some good ideas. He said that
in England when Grover Cleveland was
elected there wore jolli6cation meetings,
torch light professions and bonfreS on
every pinnacle. Not long ago the Lon
don TINES said it would be good policy
for the British to send ali the Irish to
vote the Democratic ticket, adding that
the Irish in America always voted Tor
England's interests,
lie had been abused, the speaker
said, for becoming q Republican. Even
threats had been used. Among the
arguments used wal that ii the Demo-
Gratis camc into power they would in
troduce FREQ trade, aud free trade
would make things cheaper; "but,"
said Mr.. Mcdonald, under free trade
the wage Garner would have nothing 70
buy with"
Besides, from an Irishman's point Of
view, what good would free trade. do
his country and his kinsmen ct home?
They have no Industries except afew
in seaports where it suits the English
to permit them to exist. II the Irish
had manufacturers the English would
tax them, Just rs they now tax whisky,
about the only thing Ireland makes.
II whisky could be made in England
tho tax on it would be much less, he
thinks, and he has NO doubt that the
tax in this case hurts the manufacturer.
Mr.. Mcdonald gave an INTELLIGENT
and practical talk which several OF his
auditors pronounced tho most effective
speech yet heard in that hall IN this
campaign.
One striking statement, worthy OF
thought, was that his boy had eaten
more beefsteak in American four years
than he himself had in Ireland in ft-
teen. Wages there. he says, rule low
er, and the cost Of living Is higher.
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On Wednesday evening Hon. =. O.
Heryey, Republican candidate for the
state senate from this district, will adj
dress the voters in the Eighth ward. All
the clubs are invited to turn out and
act as escort and hear local, state and
national issues clearly and frankly dis
cussed.
On Thursday evening Mr.. Hervey will
speak in the First ward. 1.-THE weather
Is favorable he will speak at the corner
of Main and Fourth streets, and ii not
the place Of meeting will be duly an
nounced. Mr., Hervey is agood speaker,
and ought to have good audiences, as
he doubtless will.
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one Of thsir


4uds GNttW ~ NS A"fFHHFN@t 44 Ks
sm;-The Reqisa. OF yesterday norm
ing gives prominent place to the defec-
ton of DR.. w. L. Doane, Of Williams
port. Pa, from the Republican party.
It will doubtless bea great surprise to.
DIR Doane and those who know-him in.
Pennsylvania TO learn that he is "a.
close personal friend Of Mr.. Blaine'a."
The facts are that DIR. Doane cannot be
electedto any minor Office in the beau
tiful little city where he lives, and his
voice and vote are generally considered
d purchasable commodity. He is q
witty and entertaining talker, without
political character, and has as frequent
" been on the Democratic side in later
years as any other. In a word, he Is
simply q professional topper.
A PENNSYLVANIA.
Whseiina October "a.
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From q letter written by Mrs. Ada E
Hurd, Of Groton, I'D, we quote: fWas
taken with bad coldwhich settled on
my ungs, cough set in and finally term
mated In Consumption. -Four doctors
gave me up, saying could live but q
short time. gave myself up to my
Savior, determined II | could not stay.
with my friends on earth, / would meet
my absent ones above. My husband
was advised TO get Dr.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. Igaye It atrial, took in all eight
bottles; it has cured ME, andthank God
lam now awell and hearty woman
Trial bottles free ct Logan Drug Co.'s
Drug storei regular sile. so cents andSl
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THE CoKNER sToNE

. L -
OF the Methodlpt church At Bridgeport.
Laid with Imposing CcrempnieG
Yesterday was a great day for the
Methodists Of Bridgeport, the occasion.
being the having Of the corner stone for
their new church editice. The site OF
the new structure is ON the corner Of
Decalb and Bennett streets and the To-
cation is the most beautiful in the
town. The d6dicatory services were
held at four o'clock in the afternoon,
but long before that hour the streets.
were thronged with people. Rev. i. II.
Stewart, presiding elder Of the Steubon-
Vile district, conducted the Impressive
services, assisted blythe leading Metho-
dist clergy Of district that and Wheel
ing. The d~edicatory address was deliv-
cred by Rev. O. w. Smith, d. D., editor
Of the Pittsburgh Christian Advocate.
His remarks were thoughtful and schol-
arly and commanded the closest atten-
ton Of the audience.
If the auperJtructure compares with
the solid foundation laid by Crogan &
,O'Toole, the Methodists will have one
of the fneat properties in eastern Ohio,
the result of Rev. @. Henthorns untir-
ing efforts.
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ONO county Cub 10 AIsee

A meeting Of the Ohio County Re
publican club is called for Thursday
evening, when instructions how TO
vote will be given by the county COM
mittee, the new ballot law being made
plain. Henry Rolls, Of Bellaire. will
be present and deliver an address to
the club, and every colored voter is
urged to turn out. Mr.. Rolls is a good
talker, and everybody ought to hear
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~. I. b nnria n Hanwood.

Hon. Thomas E. Davis, the Republi-
can candidate for governor, will visit
Benwood to-day. In the evening he
will be rendered q reception at the Re-
publican club room. Mr.. Chas. Bur
dett Hart has been invited TO be pres
ent. There is no doubt but what the
next governor will meet with . cordial
racantinn.
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Hnl1nnd ,riIlh d Captured.

Next Monday evening there will be a
Republican parade and meeting on the
Island. On this occasion the Seventh
ward ought 10 see such a demonstras
ton as it mover did before. All the
clubs, whether uniformed or not, are
invited to 90 and swell the members
and enthusiasm, and doubtless all will
be in it. There will be good speaking
aftar the nrneaasion.
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HoGAN-At MonndsylIle. W, Va. on Sunday,
October IS 1891. Helm NcGtEAS, wife Of !.
\. Hogan, uged5s years
Funeral from Trinity Episcopal church, this
tTuesdayl afternoon at ? O'CLOCK,
LYNN-AtB Baltimore, Nd. on Monday, October
IL. 1892. MR. MoLLtE A. Lynn, vile Of 1avid
Lynn, end daughter Of Mrs LayiniA Acheson
md the late James Q. Aohe9on.
Buried at cumbsrland Nd, on the nth Inst :
Monday afternoon October a. 1891,
atS:45 O'Clock, LAURA B, vile ofG.W. Clark
aged2a years.
Ennnral nntlea hefnAitar.
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CAprAia FRANIl Burr, Prohibition
nominee for governor. Miss Vandelia
Varnum, the queen Of the PLATFORM and
Mrs. Frances w. Graham, a singer Of
great power and pathos, will delight
the audience with Prohibition cam-
paien songs. at the Opera House, We'd
nesday afternoon and night, at 2 and
1880 o'clock.
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"a oop-sEsp il Elys Cream Balm. 1
had catarrh for three years. Two OF.
three times a week my nose would.
bleed. thought thesor1s would never
heal. Your Balm has curodm . Mrs.
N. a. Jaekson, Portsmouth n. II
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EnnnnEattop md Appeala

The Council committee on equaliza-
tion and appeals spent yesterday fin
ishing up the business before il, but is
still far from done. 1t was. decided to
report to Council this evening and
recommend its passage, ar ordinance
extending the time for the payment Of
taxes until November j, so as TO give
the committee time for its delibera-
tiona.
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AN freshman SPEAKS
To tho Young Mems Tariff Cham
pion Club Some Good Points
why ALL OF THE ~iRISH-lMERIGANS

should BIO Repuhllcaas--The Republic
can Party the Friends Of Irishmen.
In ireland and in America-Free
Trades Blightine 81 ects-other Re-
publican Meetings Announced.
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JAsfEsB CRANSiIb. candidate for Vice
President on the Prohibition ticket,
will address the people OF Wheeling on.
the issues OF the day atthe Opera House.,
Wednesday, at 2 o'clock.
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GIG.

The Tyler Desk Co, ofst Louis, No.
have lust issued their Mammoth Desk
and Bank Counter Catalogue for 1893
showing New Goods, New Styles, with
a cut Of nearly City per cent below al.
former liats AlStnndard Oak Roll-Cnr-
tain Desk Tor SIC, should eatiefy every
onethat they mean Just what they cay.
Catalogues free Postage 12c
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of TIC pretended colonization scheme ex-
cept Senator q. j. Faulkner.
-. NOD. Lfndssp.
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NO one else furnished ona penny In aid.
OF the pretended colonization scheme exc
cept senator o, j. Faulkner.
Id. NED Lindsev.
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@ for PItshaE's CastaFIal
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Act on q new principle-regulating
tho liver, stomach and bowels through
the horyes. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver piles, constipation.
Unequaled for men, women and chill.
dren. Smallest, mildest, Huresti Fifty
doses, csc. Samples free, at The Logan
Drug Co.'S.
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Ar.nE ~.
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Business Pointers.

People who undertake to let rooms OF
,cnemcnts without using the JornxAL want
column lose more money in waiting for ten.
ants as Il usual thing than would be required
to pay for large number of small advertise.
ments in that department.
Why is it that the JouRS.L is having
such a pressure of advertising: Simply
because business men have discovered that
1t pays 10 use an old established medium
that goes into nearly three thousand homes
and business places and is read by more
than fifteen thousand people. 1t would
take number of cart loads of handbil,
and ten times as much money to accomplish
the same results. Business men don't al
vertise in a newspaper for fun. They do
it because it is business, makes business
and pnBs
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IT, ~ .r,
"A, Asei vi "a1efYiiie vas IN
- ni isit ios PORTLAND on
- s '''i" Ana le'afhea last evening.
a'f = v. iiDnetts vent
"'n'ns UP yesterday, meeting
I'm s'Sa success
.nAi'a'h ifit sessersiay on the
ram )" oeslh MS nex dntie-
70 "' Fo'uand-
Ai'ia 'iiioefson- daughter Of Col.
'.e's'h' treasurer OF the National
',a ,. =. iosas. was IN the city yesterday.
~ A. BROOKS has returned home from
D'''"ii' s"hefibs from slight attack of
s'P' a''i VIII remain here until his
- I"hs fessofee-
mary '-sfefmofe OF 1anliner has
P'e'''"" a. s'ehosrapher and
-''e' :" siie "a" ana hasaranee Office
"o''''s iN'ssii' 'f,r ID this city.
:" - " He' hooaft college ~, whs
na' 'e" 'peihiihs hf Easter vacation in
N'n MS ia'hiiy' ZEN Yesterday for
'e"''A' " H. 10 resume his college work.
APP iona r. 1hase was ont yesterday
:. Wv "f-' ''ih' since hls return from
""'"''is'oh' several weeks ago. The cap
"a" mas 'eeh suffering severely from the
s"'e's Vi some OF ms many wounds Incurred
S '"' '''''s''i'h.
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NON.MAGNETU WATCHES. - You
will find a good assortment of the Wal
than and Pillard non.magnetie watches.
also Elgin, Illinois, Rockford Columbus,
United States. Seth Thomas, Chrome
graphs, etc. Chains and Charms, Col.
lar and Cuff Buttons, Studs, Scarf Pins.
Ladies'. Gentlemen's and Children's
Rings; Spectaeles and Eyeglasses accu.
rately adjusted. Thirty years experience
in fitting. A large assortment of Ster.
ling silver and first.class Silver.Plated
Ware. Call and look over our stock: the
largest on the kennebec. You will find
goods to please you. The prices will he
right. A. ". WIGHT, Wholesale and
Retail Dealer. No. 27f Water Street,
Augusta.
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STATE HOUSE 1op,cs.

The board Of State assessor. meet aex,
Tuesday- May 3.
state Treasurer Beai returned yesterday
from brief visit in Bangor.
state Librarian Carer vent to wsteryiIle
on the afternoon train yesterday.
Returns Of the valuations Of the town.
and cities in the state, made by the local
boards Of assessors are now coming In fat.
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COMING TO ME0NIAN HALL,
AUG U STA.

Four Grrat Lectures on Enmani.m. by The lilo
queut tntt.iesuii and cN Eumanist,
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N@ ~AVJO8 -
Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn ehectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared Only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
san FRANCISCO, eAl.
LOUISVILLE. kf NEW Y0ax. NJ
mar2<dkw
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Young & Smart hal put out from their
store yesterday one of the handsomest signs
on Water street. 1t is brand new and is the
handiwork of II. r. Randall. The sign
represents silver druggists mortar with a
blue ribbon twined around, on the latter
being the name of the firm.
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Frank L. Chase and +. VI. Bowman were
neighborhood of this city and returned with
g, as fine specimens of the brook trout as
have been caught this spring.