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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY.
CO. BREWSTER Receiver.

Time Table No 10 70 take eject 1901 Il m,
sunday November - 1873
Leave Wheeling $500, i9:i5, 2ll:l) II NJ, t2:aO,
os:ls, tl.51, f90l y. III.
Leave Peninsala-iS:O5 Psi, slliij Il m.,t2:9G,
e3.2l 1850. 1906 p. IN.
Leave Martin FeTry-f5:2, 1851, ell:j2G IN,
t2:8a 2S:27, ti31, 1872
Arrive Terminal Juuctiou-iS:l7, ii0:1], sll:B
n. nj t9as, a3:3s. ft.lf :l:ls r. IN.
Leave Terminal JuucIigu-t5:22, sg:O0, a m,
cls.iJ. H. H.. 1922, il;Di. t8Ii, i8.iJ p III.
Leave Martins Fcry-t1s3s, tj.J1 AIN, 7l2ij,
400, ti:lO. t5:lg fS;j2 y IN.
Leave peuinsula-i5:Si sJIiam,, 'l2:jl, sill,
tllT tj:-b ts3ja y. m.
Arrive Wheeing-t.i0 1920 q. m, 'l2:jI
A,l7, taos. t5:ai fl.01 y. NJ.
sDGlly tDhily except sunday. Sundays only.
AL trains will run on Eastern Tine
J. Z IALEsLH. sm..E.lLnml-n.
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rno KnIser Wnnts tho Diamond.

BERLIN, Dec. 2s.-It is stated that
Emperor William is trying to purchase
tho new Cape diamond said to BIO the
LARGEST in the world aud more valuable
than the Kohinoor, weighing 0Tl
carats.
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LoypoS, Dec. ga Madrid dispatch
to the Nflcs says that Detective Nunez
will be tried on charge OF melting the
Anarchists Belberch and Ferreicra to
commit crime.
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on CRY. Pa, Dec. 2s.-Opened. highest and
closed 40 7gc; lowest 7s5sc; sales 1900 barrels
clcarances 5000 barrels shipments 9i,ilg bar
rels: runs g76gg barrels.
NEW YoRR. Dec. d Petroleum quiet but
s,cadlcri sales none January options closed at
7g}sc bid.
PlTTsnrEGu. Pa, Dec, 2s.-opcnGd, lowest,
highest aud closing &c.
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"Do you believe that practice always
makes perfect?" "No; it hasn't made
anything but row ever since that
idiot upstairs commenced with his
flute. "-LntCr OCEAN.
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LONDON, Dec. 2S.-Tho Vienna cores
pondent OF the Ne,rJ says that he is
authorized by Archduke Charles Louis
10 deny the rumor of the engagement OF
Stenhanio 10 Archduke Francis, his son.
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BuEvos AYREs, Dec. 9S.-Adyices from
Rio De Janeiro say that the Portuguese
inhabitants have been authorized TO
organize defense balallions.
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania Stations.
N IERRRSyIVanid LINES.
Trains Run by Central Time.


r,rrrr OrrfCEg AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION o.
WATER ST. FOOr OF ELEVENTH ST., WHEELISa'
AT McLuRE HOUSE, WHEELING, AND At ThE
pFs;SsYIVksJIA STATION, pRIoGEPoRT.
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LONDON, Dec. 97.-The Times an
nounces the death OF the botanist
Richard Bentley.
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Cottoii.

New York, Dec 2s.-Pig iron dull; American
nnIet domestlc s. % lin ensLer M so 30
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crScpNNTt, o.. Dec, 2;-co;ton steady; mid
illngs 7.ijc.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Feature, OF tho NIoaoy and Stool
lI1rl,rta.

lINTktEAs
NEW YoRE, Dec 2s.-Money on call easy at In
~ percent Inst loan per cent closed at per
cent Prime mercantile paper $685. per cent
Sterling exchange steady at 81 seat 81. Sales
were 2i7,OJJ shares
On the stock exchange to day the temper oil
the speculation was decidedly bcarlsh ana me
market was characterized By Il icyefisnncss
growing out Of disirnst IN the stability OF values
due to .he unexpected Developments OF the plst
three days Tic latest depressing rumofS are
connected with Louisville q Nashville. and Lon,
don aud Boston swclled the volume OF sales OF
these shares ON belicfthHt no dividend VIII be
paid for tho current six months the stock
shows a decline ui55s per cent for the day new
England lost i per cent on the day. Inc spec
ulatlon IN this share was sluggish operators IN
the stool; evidently awaiting further develop
meuts IN the manner OF the receiyer'hip; AtGhl'
son made decline Of H. per cent on the day,
Plans for the reorganization Of the system arc
being prepared and viii shortly be submittc1 10
the directors The other prominent stocks were
General Electric Union Pacific and DisulIihg.
A sligt raHy occurred before ] o'clock hut
prices quickly took u downward turn ana grad
unliy declined 10 the close, the final dealings be-
Ing at a decline Of z 70 per cent compared with
yesterdays closing figures.
Railroad bonds moderately active.
Government bonds easier
State bonds inactive
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OHIO RIvER RAILROAD 60.
SOUTH BOUND.

on md after Monday, December "a. PASSENGER
Trims will run rs follows: 'Daily tDaily TX
.,r-t sunday Central time.
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The difference of opinion is chiefly as
to whether it would be wiser to give ex-
ptessions of disapproval or to remain
silent on the subject. Those thick and
thin supporters OF the administration
who are referred to as "cuckoos" started
out with the purpose set forth on Mr..
McCreary's resolution, censuring Mr..
Harrison, through Minister Stevens and
the late Commander Wiltse, but it is
understood now that they are striving
to prevent the matter coming before
the house in any form. On the other
hand, there are great many Demo.
Gratis, who believe that if they permit
Mr.. Cleveland's attempt to restore the
queen to pass without notice the party
will be held accountable by public opin.
ion, and that the only safe thing Tor
them to do is to disclNim responsibility
ior Mr.. Cleveland's action. The men
entertaining these opinions are quite
aggressive, claiming that the policy OF
indorsing and taking responsibility for
the executive OF the party, whether he
be right or wrong, is one tnat will prove
disastrous to follow.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE ( OHIO.

KeyScr Express, Oi5 o. m, daily except
Cumberland accommodation, 7:i8a. M, daily
except Sunday.
Noundsville accommodation. ll:i0 u nj
and 600 and II 90 p. IN. except sunday.
ARRIVE
From New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore,
K Ke y or Express, 500 p m, daily, except
@ Cumberland accommodation. AIS p. m, OK.
Grafton accommodate lO:2O a. m, daily.
MoundSvillc recommendation 100 a; m, M OF;
cept Sunday: 1000 Il. m. daily, and liz, A:Ab
and 1855 p m, except Sunday.
TRANSoHIO DIVISION
For Columbus and Chicago, 1850 and i:l2 p.
&C Columbus and Cincinnati express, 1918 a. m;
daily, aud 1915 H. IN, daily, except Sunday, aud
N Newark i" TX accomnodation, $3.50 p m, daily
ezcept Sunday.
S:SOp. H., except Sunday
ARRIVE
Chicago express, $50 a. IN. and 1870 a. m,
Cincinnati express, 500 a M and 5:a5 p m.
NEW Newark accommodation, 1885 a m, daily,
except Sunday.
St ClntrSvillc Accommodation ll'S' u III auu
SIS p. IN, daily, except sunday.
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh, sos and 7:;o u m, daily; 1880
p. m, daily, except sunday aud $3.50 p M
'G For Pittsburgh and the east, sos a. m. and
0' Washington ny accommodation, 500 m daily
except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburgh, 1910 am. and ESQ p m. daily
md 1910 a. M, and 1875 p. m, except Sunday,
and $50 A. m, Sunday only,
Washington accommodation, 7:2Sa m, daily.
except Sunday.
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CHICAGO. Dec 23.-Wheat reacted to-day
after an carly decline on free selling, which
placed the low pricc record for May AT Il new
hgurc-Gi3sc. The reaction was on good buying
here and IN ST. Louis, and closing prices were
about j.c higher than yesterday Chicago re-
cClpts were - cars over tho estimate ana north
western receipts were somewhat heavier With
this news offerings were free and the market
continued to weaken until the foreign ship
menis for the week were given rs l,OOO,OO bush
els less than the average. This caused Il reac-
ton and prices held firm at an advance.
Cnrn 0rflyp mud higher
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nIsAPpRoyAL IN norM HOUSES.

It is believed that tho investigation
started in the senate will eliminate in
disapprova. of Mr.. Cleveland's course,
and it is not improbable that there will
be an expression OF disapproval by the
house also. Those members Of the
house who are cautioning against hasty
action argue that the proper course for
the house would be to wait until all the
facts in the case are brought out by the
senate investigation before taking any
action on the subject in the lower
house. Most OF the Democrats arc will
ing TO agree with Mr.. Cleveland that
Mr.. Harrison did wrong in permitting
stevens to interfere in Hawaiian affairs
Mt all. There are very few, however,
who do not either publicly or privately
condemn the course pursued by MIR.
Cleveland, and their only question is as
to the best means OF avoiding RESPONSE
bilitv for it and saving the party from
ininry. The matter is being talked OF
yery widely among members, and the
belief is that in one form or another the
administration will receive the mark OF
disapproval of both houses.
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State House, Columbus, Ohio. In
c5rp1utcd 1856. Capital $4,000.
D7s. FRASCE and OTratAS, of New York, the
eminent Specialists, on account OF their large
Ir-s,ise in Ohio, have established the Franco
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tsSsiuy treated OIL the most Scientific I'rin'
e3lel. Tie Institute has for its Faculty
cops Of Tccognized specialists, each cmircat
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ltgsst hospitals In the world enables thea 10
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uTJ'AS, after years OF experience, have DIS
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he cue is effected by home treatment. La-
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They have attained the most wonderful snc-
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.f--inent sent c o. d. TO any pnrtot inc 7; q
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.,
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TR oTTM nj,

30 Hpnr5 Required ae Responsible Par
lie, to Commence Treatment.
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RAILWAY FINE CARD.

Arrival and departure OF tFains on aud after
December 3. lalA EXPLANATION Of REyEEESCs
MARKS: 'Daily; tsuibiav excepted; iAioudy
excepted; saturday csceptsu, Sunday only;
.salurdAy only. l.lslern sNularl Wine.
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. iRii easier aud a shade higher,

No. . spring 59jEc; No. aspiring
No. red 5gjsc; December jg1saGOa591sc;
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MESS PoRY-Cash sI2 C0al2 TO-: january So $50
l. 4ial2 10: May 81 jjal2 62]5al2 61L2.
LAED-CGsh IS 20; January 81 sOaI SIISa
7S7Jg: May 81 571!a7G1a7 Is.
SHORT RBs-Cash Sc 6OaG 70; January Sc I5n
jQaG %, Mas 81 50e6 BOAT IS.
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A LAZY SONG.


There's kind D sense O. SUNNI er in the blow
In o. tie breeze,
An the wind Is like hummer with the
vagrnnt honey bees;
ou Kin feel The blossoms blowin' on the HILL
sides, Ia the dales.
An the daisies are a-sowiu' of their white In
all the wales.
81 streams where trees are swishin', or where
they want to swish,
You'll find the whole town fishin' OF a-dreain-
In of the fish;
IT'S lovely times III Georgia by day as well as
night.
An the fOks are gislin' happy from Floyd to
Tybee Light.
It's wishin's time an Gshin' tune, an time to
take your ease,
10 get snothered by the blossoms an blown
skyward By the breeze;
An one things true prcachin', an we feel
IL more and more
SO matter what old Georgia gits, she'll get to
glory shorei
Atlanta Constitution.
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tina. it gives me pain e speak -
these habits. SO degradin, I, NV
young relative-but better SO than !,
believe him capa ble O. attemptin, tn,
abduction O. u child-fer VIZ niece ;s
little more.
las for you Snoozs, I won't allow
myself t use harsh language in tn,
presence OF lady Here's a months
wages yer bounced from tn pay-roll
O tn company, an know my friend
tn Senior Aguado will ION me in
sayin' thet tn faster y make tracks
from this part o. TIL country th' bet
ter.
"Don Juan will no doub. escort his
niece home. You can mount yer own
horse. an as neither his people nor
mine will be likely e feel very friend
Iy II this gets out, better fan him n
little on both sides till y git over TIL
line.n
Whut became o th' senoritap
Quien sabe. II it he'd o. bin Bill
Snooks thet she was willin' to run of
weth, things would hay ended differ
ent As it was. Bill was scooped.
He Travelled North by long stages.
joined cattle drive at Abilene an
never stopped till tn snowies was be-
low him an tn Canada line nigh in
sight.-San Francisco Examiner.
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In EID Jlneiro.

In Rio Janeiro there is . novel sys-
tenn of avoiding the blockading of
su eets. On the busiest thorough
fares all the trucks and vehicles are
headed in one direction. In this way
the stream of traffic is kept con-
stantly moving. II the current is
bound east and man doing business
on the street desires to drive west,
he takes the first cross street east
and gets to less crowded way before
turning westward.
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NADEAU. THE OUTLAW.
How n had Man in Main. Protects Him
SELF From Arrest.

SELF From Arrest.
Efforts are still being made to cap
ture Nadeau, the outlaw, says a spe-
cial to Maine paper. Three unsuc-
cessful attempts have been made
within the last fortnight to serve a
warrant upon him, but all who have
approached his cabin have been
driven away at the muzzle of rifle.
He is still living about twelve miles
beyond Fort Kent There are several
other settlers within short distance
of him, but most OF them are friendly
to Sadeau. His cabin is few rods
from the road, and no one not known
TO be in sympathy with him is al
lowed to pass without being chal-
lenged. He is said to have stopped
several teams, a rifle in hand, gone
through them and their baggage, to
see If they had any official badges or
papers. This he does to make sure
that no detectives are around him in
disguise. for recently two from Port
land have been spying on the outlaw.
cndeavoring to catch him mapping.
Nadeau says: I'm never see my
own grave" by which he means he
will never be taken alive.
To guard against surprise in the
nighttime the outlaw has dug a long
pit or trench in front of his cabin
At the bottom of this he has driven
stakes, pointed sharp at the top. and
anyone unfortunate enough to fall in
would be impaled. He has covered
the whole over in such a way that it
=. ~
and with Nadeau on the watch with
his rifle 1t will take more than one to
pass it.
To be ablo to use his firearms to
better advantage tho outlaw has cut
loopholes in the four walls of his
cabin. and there is no avenue of APP
proach that he cannot cover from tho
interior. Since he has been fugi-
tive from justice Nadeau has been
supplied with firearms and ammu-
milton by his brother. His cabin is
so located that he can command
view of the country for two miles in
every direction. When the outlaw
sleeps he has suspended over his
head revolver aimed toward tho
door, so that II suddenly awakened
he has only to grasp the weapon and
fire.
Between Nadeau and some OF his
neighbors a code of relay signals has
been arranged extending for miles up
and down the road.
The method is for the first man
seeing suspicious character ap-
preaching to fire q rifle shot The
next hears it and fires his, and this
is continued till tho one nearest
Nadeau gets an answering signal
from the outlaw. By this system the
outlaw is made aware of the approach
of stranger when he is mile away.
The facts herein related were
learned from a peddler who strayed
into the settlement, and who, being
harmless. was allowed to call at the
houses and show his wares to the
women. The peddler. having sharp
ears for gossip. and his customers be-
ing females, CLEANED considerable
about Nadeau and his movements.
Many men thereabouts are not only
willing to help the outlaw keep out
OF the officers hands, but would fight
for him II it was necessary.
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Inrenteh tho Elevator.

Andre Gaertner, founder of tho
Mechanical museum at Dresden, who
was born in 1854, is said to be the
inventor of the elevator. In 17l7,
having become infirm, he made a
machine which enabled him to go up
and down the three stories OF his
house.
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"Why on Garth dil you introduce that blind
boy in your play, Blaekr' II wanted TO in
Use a little feeling into it,"
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WORTH READING.

MT. STERLING, KY, Feb. I3, 1886.
FL. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Gentlemen Il desire to make brief
statement for the benefit of the suffering. |
had been afflicted with catarrh of the head,
throat and nose, and perhaps the bladder
for fully twenty-five years. Having tried
other remedies without success, | was led
by an advertisement in the Sentinel-Demo-
orat to try Halls Catarrh Cure. have just
finished my fourth bottle, and believe l
am right when | say | am thoroughly re-
stored | don't believe there is a trace Of
the disease left. Respectfully,
VIM BRIDGES, Merchant Tailor.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. IS cents.
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IN THE PAN.

cxas fellers urop a link
.ll-day gait. Y think
a mats punched cows IN
don't know an apple
"yisalia." or a "ropo"
or either OF 'en from
! spose. now, y'd look
Iea ei was : tell v thet
much twinin' amongst
As | have on top o. tn
al topped my lip over
creaser's adobe as often
asd my ear in . Montana
nose y man not me. but
!. be peaceably shack
his mustang over one
,sls down there. when
Gates o. i hacienda he
10 a beautiful creature.
,hoy ripen early down
black hair, languishin'
srwer ! set fire . tn
aluoro that ever coiled
hin up I Bill SnooIs
her pleadin dark eyes
sd;
caballero ride . tn
sa5r n lntcndaut o tn
l.rir Brazess"
ar said Bill Snoolss to
lays over me. But =
u his soitest voice. .
5-lha b. pretty steady
en- tps . -gmbs: :
r.; ) eau bet yer sweet
= charge himself with
s.tar o life an death.
aiely into the hand OF
-riro Martinez a; that
e cass. Hen Martin. fer
George. whu. luck soma
- said Saooks as'in to
/; bcin' short on spanish.
OF pretty much tn
: her
ia; - can bank on Hen
sarico's se:tin' IL all
/ til Senior Caballero
o n most deep. an
Holy Mother Of Heav-
hieh polite remark tn
her horse an vamosed
sAo cnfuc.
! . mEn o. simple habits.
b. He was stretched in
binder . big cottonwood.
t:ts Ia his mouth, n dirty
In his hand and n
aii close by He was y
BE cEss. born and bred
hc-e mos, n IA company
lived. and though his
at very valuable Il. was
b worth all II cost to
keDp him safely cached
say from home
u' delivered tn letter.
led awsy his cigarette
. read il. no. noticin'
s still siandin' there.
4 y Bits affections had
t;-oug delawelt around
eaorita .het not hsvin'
Hea Martin before his
materially stayed there
happen; an in abou, a
Ia iunped up. an pitch
alter his cigarette yelled
gd. shut q hxi Whut IN
)p'" said Bill There be-
se there he tool, tn view
saast a spoke 9 him
Martin. lookin' at Bill
like. .'Everything's up
,rso' Look here. Bill.
girl the: sent me tn
SO In love. Bill; madly
a: last she's consented
b II. Listen. One so
eher. ihct's not IL I'm.
arc;
. or foot. at . tonight.
p cross where tn roads
r. be parted. neverrr
Eys Bill. s'whuts tn
theta You'll ny. o
ryerything'il be lovely. "
] cant2 | haven't got
In dead broke. strap
sseil | got my quarters
y, an WHY tn Kid an
cleancd me out at draw
Oh. curse tn luck,
ball l do2 | love her SOL
10 weth shame an dis
fer she loves me just as
pun Biilm
feh d it take7" said Bin.
o hundred. Jcst tn lot
a. those cursed cards
p North an live on till
y hor uncle out o. some
an orphan an rich. II
married he couldn't keep
| A-a.
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Should earthquakes be referred to as ''real
estate moyems nts'' or .matters In connection
with ground rcntsi"
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Hf the Eaby is Cuffinc Teeth.
Re and that old rnd wsii;ried remedy. Haa.
wrxsloS's soornrSe srrcr for chiiaren Teething.
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"Hanson's Magic -orn Salve.-
WARRANTED To cure = ~, rvtundcd. Ask ycu
druggls. forit. Z % -ents.
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,lDsn EXCEPTION.

IL -iniow-curfain'
,,.s,te. l am certain:
lender SLOW
20 .ffer rnarrfager
sveefhcsrts through life,
,,rr loro dlsparA-e.
- for years that's his xi.oi
-NcN Ensiand Magazine.
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EITS-An hts stopped free by Or KLHEs eEKlf
NEEsE RESTokER No Erst day Mar
and trial bottle t1s
Serd to Dr Kline ssi lrh ST. Philadelphia ia
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man can brag about himself with very
little merit TO 90 on
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The man who has no business of his own t
attend to always goes 10 bed tired.
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1t tickles mans vanity to ask him as
favor what he knows you could demand as .
righ:-
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You cannot depend upon the man who
makes bogus money. He gives you false I'M
pressions.
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Bakers Cod Liver Oil.
Tho best in the world. Cures consumption.
Makes new blood and flesh Sold by druggists.
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Cure Consti patton and DvspspsIa.
Or. Shops Restorative Nerve Piilt sent free
with Medical Book 70 prove merit, for 20 stnmn.
Drug cists &C On. SHooP, Box ". Racine VIA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-01-13
Receivers His Speech.

Alphonce Hemphling, of Summit
township, Butler county, Pa, made an
that his twelve year old son,
who had st. NTitus Dance for twelve
years, lost his speech, was completely
cured after using three bottles of DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine, and also
recovered his speech. Thousands tes-
tify to wonderful cures from using
it for nervous diseases, nervous debil-
ity, dizziness, confusion of mind, head
ache, etc. Four doses of this Nervine
cured Mrs. w. E. Burns, South Bend,
Ind, who had been suffering with con-
slant headache for three months. Trial
bottle and elegant book free at w. ii.
Prideaux's.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-01-13
An Act of Kindness,

Warren Leader.
Miss Lillian Snyder of Freeport,
was brought here last week by Mrs.
Hattie kerlin- Benson and left at the
home of Mrs. W. L. Gale, who will
keep and raise her. The little one is
about two years old, and a very bright
beautiful and loving child. Her
mother, sometime ago, disappeared
with another man. leaving this little
ode an orphan. In after years, Lillian
will thank fortune that she fell into
the hands of as kind and true guar
dian as Mrs. Gale.