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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-11-18
NO. %.
He WANTED TO WADE, HE DID.
The Weary Bank President Found a Rocky
Yale Graduate TO Go Him.

The Weary Bank President Found Rocky
Yale Graduate to Go Him.
A stout gentleman, we'll on to co
years, was in the throng of Saturday
afternoon visitors at the Produce Ex-
change baths yesterday afternoon.
He told everybody that he'd had
hard week. He said he was bank
president. All the attendants seemed
to know him. He knew all the at
tendants too. They were Tom and
Jim and Pete to him.
He wanted everybody to under
stand that he'd had a hard week.
Every newcomer was corTalled an
impressed with the fact. Then he
said he wanted some one to take his
hand and wade through the pool
with him The pool is 90 feet long
and IS feet wide, with five feet Of
salt water. He wanted to wade in,
new summer suit and all. 1t would
rest him and make him forget his
hard week, he said, if somebody
would take his hand and wade in
with him.
It'll mako me feel like a boy
again, said the alleged bank presi.
dent.
1--WE used to wade in clothes anil
all when l was a boy" he added
when his appeal was nSt needed.
While lie was waiting for some one
to take his hand and wade, in walked
a young man also in a new summer
suit. The young man wore silver
bowed spectacles. He is a graduate
Of Yale. He peered over his specta-
eles at the old fellow. who returned
the peer and then made his appeal to
the young man.
We'll, old man." said he of the
silver bowed spectacles, Il was out
pretty late myself last night. I'll go
you
Solemnly the old man and the
younger man clasped hands and
walked to the edge Of the pool. They
zigzagged little, but t',oy stood upon
the brink of the pool steady enough,
and banging their hats down upon
their heads, they stepped off The
water was nearly up to their shoul-
ders. But hand in hand they waded
the length of the pool, the bank pres
ident smiling and contented and the
younger man peering over his silver
bowed spectacles as if in a contempla-
tive mood. Not a word did they say
to each other. The old mans face
wore the expansive smile of childish
delight The younger man was sol
emnly content. They clambered out
of the pool hand in hand, soaked
from shoulders to heels. The old man
shook the hand of his younger COM
rade and said:
Il thank you, sir. You have af-
forded me much pleasure.
IAN right, old man, " said the Yale
graduate Amy time you want to
wade send for me-"
He gave the old man his card, and
as the old man jabbed the limp paste
board into the puddle in his waist
coat pocket he remembered his
watch. He pulled out a massive gold
timepiece. The salt water had
stopped 1t and probably ruined it.
AS he came to this conclusion the
old man said:
well, never mind, we had fun,
didn't we2"
Then the two men were tackled off
to the steamroom and stripped, and
for two hours they nodded sleepily
at each other while their clothes and
shoes were drying.-New York Sun.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-11-18
Sneezing Averted.

Sneezing is averted by pressing
the upper lip, because by doing so
we deaden the impression made on
a certain branch of the fifth nerve,
sneezing being a reflex action ex-
cited by some slight impression on
that nerve. Sneezing does not take
place when the fifth nerve is para
lyzed, even though the sense Of
smell is retained. London Tt-Bita
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; electually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ching them and It is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 60c and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
and being well informed, you will nos
accept any substitute if offered.
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1t is wonderful with what enthusiasm
thelpeople all over the city arc taking
up and approving the scheme to have
the big spectacular production Of the
"Fall Of Pompeii" here at the time OF
the Columbian Fourth Of July celebra,
ton. A number OF business men who
were seen yesterday were enthusiastic
for the idea. and think that with this
added attraction to the festivities OF the
occasion Wheeling will show up with q
Ss at.s sUpsG Tbs surGostioG
madeby Manager Skiff, OF tho specta.
clio, that the fireworks DO fired of at the
fair grounds in connection with his at.
traction, ia most favorably received,
and, as he said, in that way q much
grander and more extensive pyrotech-
mic programme can be arranged and car
ried out,
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MoNTANA's STATUE UNVEILED.
Tho Work of Art of Which Ada Rehnu
Was the Model Disclosed TO View.

Tho Work of Art of Which Ada Rehnn
Was the Model Disclosed TO View.
WoRLD's FAIR GROUNDS, CHICAGO,
May S0.-Montana's famous solid silver
statue OF Justice" was unveiled in the
mines and mining building to-day. 1t
is the statue for which Ada Rehan, tho
actress, sat as the model. Tho unveil.
ing Of the statue was the event Of tho
day at the White City, and the great
building in which the statue stands was
thronged with people eager to SEQ tho
magnificent work OF art. While the
crowd was assembling tho Cincinnati
band played number Of national airs.
The opening address was made by
Major Martin Maginnis, OF Montana.
When he had finished Mrs. Richards,
Of Montana, stepped forward q little
from the crowd and taking up email
silken cord gave it a gentle pull aud
the stars and stripes which had embodied
the silver image OF justice fell away and
exposed the statue for the first time to
the public gaze. The crowd gave vent
to wild cheers while tho band played
america" When the applause had
died away the Hon. ]. NJ. Quinn, editor
OF tho Butte Miner. made the closing
address.
The White City to-day was domed
by deep blue skies without a Aeck Of
cloud, and a CHEEKY breeze came over
Lake Michigon. Strengthening out tho
countless flags and banners. Hordes Of
people early felt the exhileration OF the
morning, and the gate stiles began the
daily record of dropping coins before
the usual hour.
This being Decoration Day special at
fractions were arranged and prepare.
tions made for the splendid Wagner
programme given at the opening Of
Festival hall was repeated with an or.
chestra OF 100 musicians, conducted by
Theodore Thomas, with Nine. Materna
as soloist.
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sion and speaking and music at Wal
nut Grove, followed by the ssrewing OF
towers.
Theprocession formed at 0 o'clock.
1t was composed Of the fire department,
American Mechanics, Odd Fellows and
school children with flags and drum
corps, and made very cTeditable show.
ing. The streets were pretty well
filed, the city profusely decorated and
business partially suspended.
The exercises at the old grove were
held on a platform built for the oCca-
sion, and J. I. Hanes, Esq,, was master
OF ceremonies, Rev L. d, Morse, OF the
Baptist church, opened with prayer,
and Judge Gruy's choir, consisting OF
MessTs. George Hopkins, Jess Hopkins,
Ed S. Houghton, Allen Mckee, Mrs,
Gray and Misses Ida Hoyle, Rhea Cru
Der, Miss Dilworlh aud Edith Mckim,
sang. Senator Nichols spoke for a hall
hour or so, and everybody who heard
him pronounced this one OF the finest
Decoration Day orations they ever
heard.
Rev DR.. A. W. Butts, who was also
announced for an address, owing to the
lateness OF the hour, spoke briefly.
The old Walnut Grove cemetery Is in
much dilapidated condition. The
fences arc down, and it ia abandoned
S64 days in tho year, and tho soldiers
graves strewn with flowers on Decora'
ton Day. When this was decided to
Martins Ferry it was with the under
standing that it was to be used us a
public cemetery, Ind to go back to the
Martiu heirs when not used for this
purpose.
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Down nd MoundsyIlle.

At Moundsvil!e yesterday tho exor.
cises were in charge OF the Jr. o. U. A,
NJ. Golden Rule Council Of that city,
presented tho Third ward school with a
beautiful flag. A number OF visiting
councils participated in the parade and
other exercises. Tho parade was quite
imposing and marched through the
principle streets. The attendance from
the surrounding country was large.
The business houses and many Of the
residences were handsomely decorated
and tho town presented an animated
pearance.
T. ]. Parsons, j. L. Parkinson and ].
A. Ewing attended tho exercises at
Bowman and delivered addresses.
Mystic Castle No. Q, X. OF G. E., pre-
sented all the schools Of the town with
Bihles.
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FINANoE CoMMITTEE.
They Meet and Organize for Work to Com,
mencO To-day.

Ihey Meet ana Organize Tor Work 10 Coh'
menCO To-day.
The Pompeiian committee on finance
met after the adjournment Of the meet
ing, MesaIa Jolly, Smith, Loos, swert'
iegeE, Somehow and Mendel present,
and organized by the selection of Mr.,
A. NJ. jolly as chairman, and Mr.. G. o,
Smith, secretary.
Mr.. Smiths idea was that the COM
mittee divide itself up and conduct the
work in the various portions OF the
town. II was moved that Messrs.
Jolly; Brock and Mendel be commit
tee to see the railroads and manufac-
turea, MessEs. Smith and Swertieger
70 attend 70 Main street, and Messrs.
sonneborn and Loos TO canvass Market
street. The motion prevailed.
Twas decided thatthe subcommittee
gofto wdyk This morning. They will
get together at 0 o'clock and commence
work
The committee adjourned to meet at
the chamber OF commerce Thursday
evening at s o'clock, when it is thought
il. can, Be definitely stated whether or
not Wheeling viii be 90 fortunate as to
have UHompeii,"
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ponrlons 10 NYr,t YIrrInlnns.

appGhA DtNfstN' " wv A"tSs'esS''es''
WASHINGTON, D. G., May S0,-The
following pensions have been granted
to West Virginians:
Original widows, &c.-Rebecca /.
Moore, Allie Lydick, Eliza Bowyor,
Susan Stamm, Charlotte Hamilton,
Elizabeth O. Shell, Eliza Mccormick,
Increase = William Fodgo, Nash
Fowler, Henry T. McVcy, John w,
Mercer.
orlginal-Minter Hinkle.
Reissue-Hiram Short, jas. ]. Thomp.
son, Andrew Haschar, Richard Wells.
Reissue and Increase-John NJ. Mont
gomery.
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I,n.n Hall Yn.irrllnx.

Morning games - Washington, 10;
81. Louis, Z, Philadelphia, q Cleyo.
land, /. Pittsburg, O baltimore, !.
Now York, 81 Cincinnati, 0 tll inninga).
Afternoon gamus-Pittsburp, 10; Bal.
tlnote, 8. Philadelphia, 49, Cleveland,
0. Washington, o; 81. Louis, 0. Brook.
lyn, 8; Louisville, 2. Now York, 2. Gin.
clnnaii, 81 attendance ut New York
28.OO0l.
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His decided that the spectacle will be
exhibited. The motion carried, and
Messrs. Baer, Brock and Hook were
named.
II was suggested that the Columbian
Fourth Of July finance committee DO
added to the committee already ap-
pointed. A committee OF one, Mr.,
George 0, Smith. to be accompanied by
Mr., Skif, was selected to see the old
talr grounds people and:make arrange
ments Tor securing them,
The meeting then adjourned.
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MARIE NEvINs BLAINEMARRIED
The Divorced wife of Young Blaine WEEDS
Her Physician.

Her Physicinn'
New York; May 80. = Mrs. Marie
Nevins Blaine and DR.. W. 7. Bull were
married at 1l:4o o'clock this morning
in the South Reformed Church, corner
oiMadison avenue and Thirty.oighth
street, by Rov. DR.. Frederick Roderick
Terry, the pastor. The father OF the
bride gave her away at tho altar. There
We're no attendants. Not more than so
people were present in the church to
witness the ceremony. This wedding
10 happy contamination OF romance
begun when Mrs, Blaine was seriously
Ill three years ago. That she would be
cripple for life was the verdict Of tho
physician who had attended hor. DR..
Bull, however, gave moro hopeful as
spances, and 1t is to his efficient skill
she owes her comparative good health
to-day. After a wedding trip in this
country Dr. and Mrs. Bull will sail for
Europe.
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The IntelIigenCer'S 1 Gent a Word Coupon.

YOU have house to rent something to sell trade want
bv ANYTHING want situation want good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place, have found lost any,
thing write just what you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
this out and send with amount the rate of cenPeT for
rstinseOn and oneha per word for each subsequent se
tion to THE NTELLGENCER No. 27 Fourteenth street Nom,
ing less than 10 cents.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Cottage No. % zano street, lot ooxi2a Pfioa
$3.50 Very cheap. t.,
Drick house aud store room, natural gas l9'
i7xl05, Rtnaville, Ohio.
House and lot 40XlO0 six rooms bath room
aud laundry, natural gus, K!rkWo0di OhIo
Lot 4bxllO, Zano street,
Lot 80Xll2 North Huron street
-Four lots on North Huron street
Ono lot on North Wnbath street
One lot on North Indiana street
One lot OH South Front street
Two lots GU North York street ..,..,
Ono lot, North York street, 85SlSl, river We"
FourrOomed cottage, Martins Forty, .
One brick house, No. 5g7 North Mnln street,
one house md lot, GDXiOj North 'FRONT.' s!tel-
Ono house aud lot, 7Oxi)O. North FrOnt a1EV'-
Flve.roOmcd house on lirlO street
One lot i0Sl0O, MOundsYlllc.
Fpur.room0d house OIL Virginia sItoet
ElghtroOmcd house on Virginia street 80,
SOvOn.TOOmHd house on s. YORK street nlAl-'
ono lot IN ROblusOn's addition, 5. Btoll"aN
OnO,huli lot on South Wabash street ,,,,,,,
Six lots, South York street. Wnlob 4lu,'WppW
Ono house and lot, $. broadway Vs. blA'
chapel. u,v.
Oheholel aud several farms sutton ", Va
All Of the above property, VII bg ,, 2' ~ 'T
chohp. WE CHARGE ONLY ONE ZEN ~. ~ "a
MONEY TO LOAN.-From 500 70 thV" w
FIRST mortgage real estate
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents aud COLLECTORS, Notable, ri''
lie, 81 2ano street, Island. I'''
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Bnd storms Yesterday.

Owing to the severe storm west OF tho
river tho Baltimore & Ohio carly morn.
ing trains woro abandoned. No par.
ticulafs could DO learned.
AT Clinton, this county, hail fell yos.
terday, and SOME glass was broken.
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FOB SALE.

A ilnu lot In WOOdsdalO .,r
A lot iOxl.0 foot III MoIindWllle' Rl,it ,i,
shntcs stock In MOunlsylllC Mining anu ''A''
featuring Company for 500,
No O1i, O0J aud 0Ji Main street
No 1901 Alley H.. ifnmo, u ,OJl ami
No GO, 6j, q aud @ Seventeenth street '""'
each. .,u,t.,. 4,
Lots No 10 and 70 IN Mlllots addition "
MuMcrhcn Cheap. .,tf,l
The malt house property, corner I Weu'' ''"''
aud Water streets .ti.D
No ~ Vermont street, irnno.
No 80 North Huron street frame
No 2207 Chnpllno street brick ,.,,.. Can,
No. 2d2 Market street frame blllllh.. ''
looms. soon tU...
A very desirable county rusllcno' IN ''''
ant Valley. Oh the National f0nl. ,,.t
No "a Neslh Trout Street, lat 0lGIU l'-
No 2l07 l1oir street, brick, I've f1oh'
No nB Maln street, brick. niue room ..,.,.
No III Fourteenth street brick lpi lAi-' WYE
No l0i Zane street, brick dwelling
flno building lots In Pleasant valley ..,..,l
sloterouin aid dwelling Cofn1' Lsl''.'
aud Woods Aifout
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HONORlNG THE DEAD,
Memorial Day Fittingly Observed
in Wheeling and Vicinity.
GRAVES STREUN WITH FLOWERS

BY the Living Comrades aud Friends
Of Those Who "Counted Not Their
Lives Dear to Them"-Exeroises in
Observance of tho Day Last Even
ing, and the Ritual Services ut tho
Grayes-A General Holiday,
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On and after to-day w0 will receive
potatoOs and Cabbage. Tho stock will
DO as heretofore tho host In the market
zARNirs Bios. & Co.,
No. 1910 Main street.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now ls the tlmo 10 mako your arrangements
iot tho Worlds Falt Parllci visiting Chicago
eau secure superior private boarding at 2l5l
CalumeiWcnno Tho location Is tho 1nost IN
the city Tor Worlds falr purposes ono block
ifum lllln0g Uopttal road that take YOU 10
cltherOf The four 0nltancoS To the grounds Same
distance from CnblO tphd, aud three blocks from
elevated road. II u the finest residence portion
pared 10 tho Immediate viOlnltyof tho Worlds
Fall l0t Jackson Patkl, whore everything Il vi
necessity crude, inado only Tor tho occasion
Prices vary nncpfdlng ~ sire and location OF
Comfortably furnished apartments M tho nuuOK
al somewhat reduced ntua
Table abundantly supplied With tho very bcs.
the mako nnOfds. Meals quietly aud promptly
served Fot particulars apply to-
ia1IfhA% No,2ol Calumet Ave-. Chicago, Ill
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Out at Sherrard there was big cele-
bration yesterday, and it was success
in, every way, tho fine Grafton OF Hon.
G. W. Atkinson, Of this city, being tho
leading feature.
Judge G. L. Cranmer made the Grafton
Yesterday at Desden, Ohio.
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Tho feature Of Memorial Day at Mar.
tins Ferry was the Grafton Of Hon. j.
w. Nichols. There was q largo process.
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For colds, Group, asthma, bronchitis
and sore throat use DIR. Thomas Eclcc-
tflc oil. aud get tho genuine
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB RENT
FOR SALR

Five lots and five aeres OF land in Trladclpail
known us the Henry Otto property
100 acre farm, Long Bottom Melgi COUNTY.
Ohio: 1000 fruit trees. Price $500
Lot No. 10. section 81. Centre street MoupdL
Willie aud 10 shares In MoundsvlllO Minlug ani
Manufacturing Company, S4O.
Corner lot north OF street car barn, Po,ly
eighth aud Jacob StroetG
Lot No. IS Water street, south OF FoEiy.CgAs
Lots Nos 0 and7 IOR street south Of Pory.
eighth street
east OF jacob street
G5 acre farm, 10 miles from city and TX mlln
from Wheeling creek.
No. IS Thlrty.iFSt street
No. 7i2 Main street.
No. 1916 Chapline street
No. 1919 Eoff street.
No. 1925 McColloch street.
No 1914 McColloCh street.
No 22i Twenty.nlnth street
No. 262S Main street.
Lots on North Front street
Lots on South Front street
Lots on South Penn street.
Lots on SouthiHuronstreet
Many other desirable residences aud tarni 10;
Rain
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FOB SALE.


Lots In Behrcn's and speidGl's addition.
Corner lot, Thirly.1ilh' and Chaplinc streets,
house two rooms and kitchen. Cheap
A flour MILL with roller process, twenty-five
barrel capacity. Water and steampower. Saw
aud plauer also attached. doing good business
in the country This Is u bargain Coal withll
200 feet Has thirty.seyenI acres OF land VIII
soil all together or mill separate.
No. 3727 E0if street, irGme house. slx,roOmL
large collar. alloy corner. Ensy terms.
No. a729 EoG street. Btick house. six rooms
and hall good location. Cheap. Easy terms
Three houses on Wood street, high ground
No S5ls, $50 ind 8521 $3.50 each.
Two houses on Twontynlnth, four rooaI
each. 81 400 each.
A good farm OF 7l5I ac.oS ono aud a hall mlleI
FROM the city. A good orchard. six acres ll
grapes. has atlVoroomed house, stables GLo, anil
tho best OF water VIII sell GU easy terms OF
trade for city property.
Lots In HofmRnns addition. the best value In
the Eighth ward. on very easy terms, for short
time
No Il TllirtyeIghth street, SIX rooms, new, 81 J1
Brick house. four rooms Gnd hall Forty.lni
and Wood streets, full lot
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FOR SALE.

ToR sALE-THE REAL PROPERTY
II belonging to the estate Of tho late William
Caldwell, being the brick house No. IL Thir'
teenth street, and the ground used with IT, Pos.
session given immediately. The property on the
streets, having two houses on IT, This will BIO
sold as one or two parcels, Us the purchaser may
prefer. These two houses arc under leases ex'
piring March 81, 1894. Furterms aud particulars
Sttect apl1.MWAP
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Son Of John L. MCMurrGv
OF Rayenwood, W. Va


81 do not write this at the request Of
any one, but because / feel it taty to hui
manlty, SO that others afflicted US my boy
was may know where TO find relief.
"When my son was seven years old no
began to complain Of soreness In his right
leg. A white swelling soon appeared just
below tho knee joint, and extended from
the kneo TO the ankle. At the same time
lie was taken with on attack Of fever,
which was broken up, but tho leg became
very badly swollen, causing him great
suffering, and tho muscles SO contracted
TINT his leg was drawn up OF right angles.
Te was unable to walk, could not even
bear to DO handled, and l thought him o
Confirmed Cripple.
"After q time We had tho swelling
danced, midway between the knee and tho
ankle, and II would discharge over pint
Of pus OF times. decided TO take him 10
Cincinnati TO have the leg operated upon,
expecting he would lose Il. But ho had
become 80 poor aud weak that thought l
would Let him gather some strength, II
possible, and bought bottle OF Hoods
iSafBapafillR ana pepan giving u 70 ulIna
This medicine soon woke up Ills appetite,
Hoods s ss;i;, Cures
and no ato moro heartily than for long
time. At this time tho Soro was dlschRrg.
ing freely, and soon pieces Of bone began
to come out. have In my Office one pleco
OF bono 0 - inches long by nearly half On
inch broad, which came out Of the sore.
We continued giving him Hoods Sarsa.
parlln. The discharge from tho soro de-
creased, the swelling went down, tho leg
Strengthened out, and soon he had perfect
use Of his leg. He now runs everywhere,
Sllvely as any boy, and apparently
40 VOL 40 Ever.
II was about six months from tho tlmo
that wc began giving him Hoods Sarsa.
parllla Gil we considered him perfectly
cured" JOmN l., MCAluRlAY, Notary
Public, Ravonswood, w. Va.
Hoods pills cure Nausea, Sick Headache
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Yesterday was a genuine holiday at
Bellaire. Many residences and BUSH
ness house were decorated with flags,
and business was very generally sus-
pended. The memorial services were
not held till evening, but in the fore
noon. the members OF Spangler post G.
A. g., accompanied by the W. r, O.,
the American Mechanics aud a number
OF school children, marched to the cem-
eteries on Rose hill and distributed tho
flowers that had boon literally pro-
vided upon the graves Of the dead sol.
diers. The day being beautiful one,
many embraced it as a favorable oppor-
tunity to adorn the graves Of some
loved member OF tho family, and as a
consequence the cemetery was literally
covered with beautiful and fragrant
flowers. Tho usual Grand Army SER
vice was performed and all were home
by noon. In the evening tho First NJ.
L. church was we'll filled, and the fol-
lowing programme was given:
A.,Nk