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La Fayette, lnd.-"A Mira. James
Fay, living near this city. claims TO have
been cured by the use OF Simmons
Liver Regulator after five or six OF the
best physician, had pronounced the
case hopeless."-Albert A. Wells.
Your druggist sells it in powder or
liquid: tho powder to DO taken dry. or
made into a tea. lG
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ENISMEIMEn,s REMOVAL SALE.

S. 90 SILK Waist, 50 Ds.
Emshcimsr's Removal Sale.
SO 90 silk Waists, 81 L.
Em,heimcr's Removal Sale.
$50 SILK ,iitts, l3c.
Emshsiner's Removal Sale.
SOC silk Nitts, .4c.
Emsheimer's Removal Sale.
81 90 SILK Gloves. zoe
Eiushrimer's Removal Sale.
81 90 Fosters Kid Gloves. SOC.
Emsheimer's Removal Sale.
l:E.c Black Hose. &c.
EmShpimer's Removal Sale.
&c Black Hose, lac.
Emshcimer's Removal Sale.
II. ENSnEIMEli,
Is and 20 Eleventh street,
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House, five rooms, brick, corner lot, sd stree,
$500. "
Two brick houses and 4.roomcd house In rear
Eoir ST.. 9th ward. rruis for 500 per year, si.SOn
St. 9Th ward. 5000.
Splendid 10, for dwelling, y. Main street, near
sth street, sl,ON '
HonSc. l~iroon,s aud store room, Main street.
near 2lSt street. lot IixlN feet.
House. . rooms and hail, Chapliuc street. ncor
sd street. $500, "|'
Corner lot. Lind street. Bclvcdcrc. $50.
House. ! rooms, brick, anu stable, 18th street
House, 5 rooms, 18th street. Si,6nl
House, j rooms anu hall. corner North From.
AMI Kentucky STREETS, $1,000 '"'
double irnnnc house. 10 rooms and S,Orr room
corner o. 'Sd AMI Jacob streets, rents for 81 prr
House. ) rooms, brick. and l.toomca house in
rem, Foil street, Centre Wheeling. SL,O0L
House, 4 rooms, 18th street, sl,Oo.
lionse rooms. l2ih street chcan On casy
Sl.SN. va ""'u'
House. 3 rooms and hall. Park View. 10, l,r
10 feet. easy terms, Si,7D.t
Double house; 10 rooms, Indiana street, Island.
Iolnc, ; rooms, corner lot, cith street, easy
terms, 81, 100. ~ WY
House; rooms McColloch street, East Wheel.
street, Sl.60l. -
House; rooms, baltimore street, Eas, Wheel.
ine, easy terms, Hoo. -, ~
HOUSE, ! rooms. 18th street. casy tcrmy, sill
House, 10 rooms, brick. with largo Iot, 18th
street, cheap. '" ~"
House, , rooms, Jacob street. 9th ward, nav
terms. Sl.SD. val"
House. q rooms, Wood street. S,h wand. sla,l
House, o rooms, brick. Market street, Ccntn,
Wheeling. cheap. Sl,"n. 0"'
Lots on Lind street nolycloro SIN and srS
each. '"'
Th-"cl lots In Park View. ch.,n,
tasincSs property on Market street at mol,r.
nto price. A"'''
$40, 500, 500. $500, $1,000 aud sAsu to loon o,
real estate, wa
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Mrs. Hamlet EyAHs, Flinsdale, Ills,
writes: Let mo say Ono Minute Cough
Cure is a sovereign remedy Tor cronp.
My children Il have tureo) are subject
to this dread disease. 1t comes very
suddenly. but One Minute Cough Cure
has never failed to relieve ut once. /
should not feel sale 10 be without it.
Logan Drug Co.. Wheeling. W. Va, b. +.
Peabody. Bcnwood, and Bowie * Co.,
bridgeport, o,
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: CHAs. RYAN, druggist. Springfield, H.,
writes: Japanese Pile Cure is n big
seller and has given entire satisfaction,
eIcsp. in one case. which was made en-
tirely satisfactory by your promptly re-
funding the IS 00. Chas. K. Goethe and
W. ". Irwin.
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RlNEHART g. TATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING.
Telephone zig. lmyil Room Nos
FOR SALE.

No. HISS. Penn street, . rooms and bath. BOA
gases, Cheap.
No. Il 18th street. li.roomcd brick ChcGp.
No. V9 Market street, i rooms, Sl.j0L
Nos llOt and llO6 Market stru9L hUS.5hi
property, Sl2.5OO.
Nos. u and 50 37tb street, Il rooms. SijO
Isl Market street. rooms and bath. SIIl
No DS. York street, 3 rooms. Cheap.
NO. - n. Front st, $ rooms aud bath. CAtl2
No.lOS %Chaplinu st. 5 rooms. bath room AID
large Stable 5000.
Corner 18th and Woods street, dwGll.aS aal
store room. ChrAp.
iou: cS Of all sizes aud In different l~ots:lon&
Saloon for sale on 10Th street, cheap
Restaurant and hotel Tor sale OIL MNkei''7S'
cheap.
licstaurnn, and hotel for sale on Eth H7rs'
cheap.
Cigar store OH Market street for sale chcAN
Building lots in all tho best locations 'n'1'
city.
Farms for snlo on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN
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by tho middle OF hoxt wook. Tho nroc.
tically now erouhda arc worthy Of n
trip to tho Island Just TO SEQ tho i'm.
provemOnts, ,Tht now track 10 already
popular with horsemen,
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FOR SALE.
STOCKS FOR SALE.

STOCKS FOR SALE.
i shares National Bank OF West Virginia
10 shares Exchange liunk.
10 shares NvcrNitc Iron Works.
~ shares ~IIcllairo Sail Mil.
20 shares franklin Insurance Co,
- shares Warwick Chinu Co.
10 shares FostOrin tilnsS Co.
dShnrcS Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
10 shares Wheeling Title & Trust Co.
Il. 6, IRWIN, Ilrnkcr.
hlylJ No. 9iTwolith Street.
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U RESORTS,
MT. LAKE HOTEL

TNlIE ALBEMARLE - VIRGINIA
AANESCE, near Beach. Atlantic City. M.
Elegant and modern. Central location. The
terms arc reasonable. Illustrated bookle, mailed
application. CHARLES +. COrE-
NV
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VEN
in HE
MUSICAL HISTORY OF WHEELING !
New Casino at Wheeling Park,
FRIDAY. MAY -. 1905.
Grand Concert
OPERA HOUSE ORCHESTRA.

Assisted by PROS. SchOcEcy and Blumcnbcy and
The best musical talent OF Pittsburgh, augment.
lug the orchestra to 20 pieces. the larce.t mum,
Drt OF performers ever furnished by this ur.nnI.
L:tiOl' and MEs. FLOEA WILLIAMS, MeassS II. ".
HUGHES aud ". Il. DAY.
concert VIII commence on arrival OF 5 o'clock
motor. aud ample accommodation will be fur.
nShei by special motors after the concert.
tickets for sale, Tuesday, May II. nj a. M, a.
ca; Houses music store. Admission 20 cents
toalI parts OF the Casino. 40 extra charge for
reserved seats ,nylS
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THE MARKS ABOVE.

Pittsburgh-River 5 fee. ! inch and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
Experimentation 6 fee. 10 inches
and stationary. Weather clear and cool.
Warren-River s. foot and falling.
Weather fais and cold.
Standardization ) feet 5 inches
and rising. Weather clear and cool.
Greensboro-River s feet 1 inches and
rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
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e ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

No. loI Thirty. third street storeroom--!kN
No 1872 Chaplipe street. ) rooms. 3 o
Three rooms east of C%orrIgatlnS Works. so
40 III t oUrteenth street.........-.......-sI 81
No y twentieth :. 10
40. Jul thapllne street ...........a...-. so
No. S1l3 Chapline street HD
40. 81 Nineteenth street ...............-- Tu
no. HIS Main street, two ONCE ROOMS. 80
10. vi NOM sitcet 90
NO @b Jacob street. } ooms....-....-. ~
20. !itf warren stFect..----.............--. 80
No. 2CreSceut ~
No-S'1 thnnilne street, I ootnS..-"..- ... %
No. 3lO Main street. ; oomS...-. ....-, so
10 !Vio MAIN street. 5 rooms, both gases,
NOT wafer anu bath 80
Two stables.
Store oorns Main street.
NO. .6J! Main street j 81
No. ?6A AlleT II. oroomS 50
40. S-f ChApltne street, . rooms. -.--. 40
Saloon. Martins l!u
nwcllinS Martins Ferry...........-.- ~
Ground near Terminal depot VIII lease
Tor a long term Of years.
Building in year Of 1901 Market street. ..... SD
40. ISL Alley Is, I 5 u
FOR SALE
40. 20 North Front street.
Lot on South Front street.
40, los McColloch street, 60xl.0 feet sS.SM
No. Kentucky street.
No . Kentucky street
20 o. IhittyEhrst St.. Il rooned dwelling.
MOTTO Market street. $1,000.
10 III Main street. 6.rOomea brick OF .p:.
and 3.roOmcd frame on alley, for SIlOl
Re1! estate OF every description
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WASTED-MEN WHO WILL
commission selling goods by sample 10 dcaierS
Experience unnecessary. Write us HOUSE
HOLD SPECIALITY Co, 90 Cincinnati. Ohio.
myI-S
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WANTED.

WANTED-AREGlST ERED Pillar.
w MACl>T 10 take half interest in n new
dug store. 10 be started In next thirty dayE No
drug ,iote nearer than sixteen n!les. AddrtSS
BOX ~. rhilIppi. ". Va. myl7 .
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CALESMAN (MEDICAL)-WANTE
~ 10 call on physicians with large and I'm.
pOrtaut surgical work almost ready. An excel
lent income can be earned by physicians or
others Of good address state age aud experience.
Lock Box 49,. Philadelphia. Pa nri
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Great Watch s ,".s, =: tho A"e''o"
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

oS00 PROFITS on $40 IN
'HCOo VESTED made by our customers
on pyrnmid!rg plan OF Wheat speculation
Money easily made on present active. advancing
markets. Send for free booklet which explains
this plan and margin trading in general. VAL.
ENTlNE& CO.. 96l Traders Building. Chicago.
mNlS
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WANTED-TO BECOME NURSES
w in 4 hospital. two good girls OF fair edu.
cation. between is and y years Of age. Must
come well recommended. DE. K o.. ACMAS-
TER. llOS ChApline street myl6
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The marks at the public landing last
night showed ) feet 10 inches and slow
ly falling. Weather clear and warmer.
The funeral o. Fred %Iiussman, la.e OF
the whsrfboat, will occur this afternoon,
and a large number OF steamboatmen
will DO in attendance.
The Liberty has been engaged to take
the beethoven Singing Society's excur-
sion up to Eas. Liverpool tomorrow.
She will leave about S a. m. and return
at 1880 p. m.
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NOTES on


Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
Zen iIr. kemple. P~arkenburg. lG2Oa N.
Liberty, Booth. ~ClariuGtOn. J%J p. m.
Courier, Gamble. Pittsburgh. ~. IN.
HOITS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Hudson, Agncw. Cincinnati. S d. IN.
Lexington. CltGc. MatainOraS, lO:9 H. m.
Liberty. Booth. ClarlngtOu. - p. IN.
BoArS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Rem Hnr. kernplc. Pittsburgh. ! a III.
IL. X. Bedford. Green. Pittsburgh. I n. IN.
Lizzie Bay, huntington. Pittsburgh. 6 Il IN.
Keystone State. Kerr. Pittsburgh. $ Il. IL.
Courier. Gamble. Petersburg. noon.
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REAL ESTATE
ROLF &c ZANE.
FOR SALE

30 FOURTEENTH STREET.
TClCphOne NJ
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SMALLPOX GERMS.
How an Old Lady and Her Shawl Car
ried Death with Them.

How an Old Lady and Her Shawl Car
ried Death with Them.
The tenacity and virulency of small
lsx germs are to the medical frater-
nifty n of the wonders of contagion,
and were W. made apparent SO
startlingly as . few years ago In tile
village Of Hector, N. Y. This is an
isolated place, being at the time small
pox became epidemic there twenty
miles from any railway, and Its people
rarely Travelled far from home and few
strangers were visitors there. Early
In the fall smallpox broke out In the
village. The disease was not known
to be anywhere In the vicinity. How,
1t happened to appear there was a
mystery that remained ansolved for
months, but a at last cleared up
through the investigator and inquiry
Of DR.. Pprdy, Of Elmira,
DR.. Purdy learned that one day in
the winter preceding the breaking out
Of the smallpox In Hector q passenger
OIL an Erie Railway train was taken
violently III Just after leaving Sale
manca. and a physician who was on
board the train discovered that the
passenger had the smallpox, When
this became known the other passen-
gers In the car hurriedly left 1t for
another one. The car containing the
smallpox victim was placed on a sid.
ing when the train reached Hornells
Vile, where it was quarantined.
Among the passengers who left tn.
car when the case was made known
was an old lady who had a ticket from
Elmira. Her seat had been the one
behind the me where the man with
the smallpox sat She had with her a
small shoulder shawl, which had hung
Cd the back of the seat ahead Of her.
When she left the train at Elmira she
took o Northern Central train for Wat.
klns, the nearest station to Hector,
to which place she was going on 0
visit to her sons family.
She remained there until the follow
Ing fall, when she was driven by her
son to visit another son, some miles
distant The day was extremely cold,
and her sons ears being In danger
Of freezing she took the shoulder shawl
from her sachel. where It had been
ever since she put It away on leaving
The Erie train at Elmira the previous
winter, and wrapped 1t about his head.
A few days after the son returned
home to Hector he became violently
Ill. Before 1t was known what his
ailment was he was visited by various
neighbors. Then his disease was pro.
nounced smallpox, and It was such q
malignant cas- that be died within
a few days. The disease became cpl.
demic, and was not eradicated pntll
the following summer. Every family
in the village and immediate vicinity
lost at least one member by the dis
ease, That the frst case originated
from the germs that were collected by
the shawl In the railroad car near
Salamanca months before there can be
10 doubt.
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Ancient Use Of the Parachute.

It seems that as early % 413 3. G. a
prisoner in Egypt astonished the ma
tives by jumping safely from o high
tower, impeding his downward pro-
s7ssa and Handing without too vio-
lent a jar by holding q blanket over
his head. The parachute, as we know
it now, is said to have been invented
by an adventurous Frenchmen who ex-
hibited it in Paris in 1895, and early
in this century an English @ronaut
named Green preoipitated himself,
with q parschute's restraining aid,
from the ample ether to terra irma in
Paramount Park, in Philadelphia, thus
making the first recorded descent in
Americs. Chicago Herald
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. ACUTE DYSPEPSIA
SYMPATHETIC HEARTDIsEAsEoFTEy
ATTENDS 1T.

Chs Modern Treatment Consists in Re-
moving the Cause.
(From the Republican, Cedar Rapids, Ioud).
Mrs. v. Curley, who has resided In Clarence,
Iowa, for the past twenty-five years, tells an
interesting story Of what she considers rescue
from premature death. Her narrative Is as
follows:
"For ten years prior to 1894, I was a con-
slant sufferer from acute stomach trouble. I
had all the manifold symptoms of acute dys-
pepsia, and at times other troubles were pres
ant in compication--I did not know whatit
was to enjoy q meal. No matter how careful
I might be as to the quality, quantity and
preparation of my food, distress always fol-
lowed eating. I was respondent and blue.
Almost to the point of insanity at times, and
would have been glad to die. Often and
often 1 could not sleep. Synpath'.ic Eeaart
trouble set In and time and again l was OBJ
liged to call a doctor In the night to relieve
sudden attacks Of sufHocation which woulI
come on without a moments warning.
"Mytrcubles increased as time wore on al
I spent large sums in doctor bills, being CON
PEELED to have medical attendants almost con
stantly. During 1892 and 1898, it was i'm
possible for mo to retain food, and watr
brashes plagued me. l was reduced r
skeleton. A consultation Of physicians v
unable to determine just what did all mt
The doctors gave US as their opinion that the
probable trouble was liberation Of the coats
Of the stomach and held out no hope Of re-
covery. One doctor said, All / can do to
relieve your suffering Is by the use of opium
About this time q friend Of mine, Ma
Samantha Smith, of Glldden, Iowa, told
about the case OF Mrs. Thurston, Of o
Junction, Iowa. This lady said she haI
AFFLICTED much the same as l had. 81
consulted local physicians without relle.,
had gone to Davenport for treatment. Civ
up all hope Of recovery, she was persua
BY 8 friend to take DR.. Williams Pink
The result was almost magical.
81 was led TO try them from herex
and before many months / felt be
1 had for q dozen years. l am n
free from trouble, and II through
Of diet ! feel badly, this splendiS
me right again, 1have regaine
and am once more In my usual
well and can eat without distres
doubt that / 1--WE my recovery
liams' Pink Pills. 1 only wish tina,
heard Of them years ago, thereby
myself ten years Of suffering and IL.
money"
DR., Williams Pink Pills contain all the ele-
ments necessary to give new life and richness
to the blood and restore shattered nerves.
They are for sale by all druggists, or may be
had by mail from DR.. Williams Medicine
Company, Schenectady, N. Y, for Soc. per
box, or six boxes for &2.50. =
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CHURCH NOTES.

The Epworth Guards have rented
the use 90 W. q. I. U. loom for
their LeetiDg.
A special program for the quarterly
review and drill on the lessons has been
prepared for Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock in the Bethel NJ. P. Churcn.
Rev. g. d. Williams will preach In
the Pedricktown Baptist Church SUN
day morning after which Rev. J. q.
Stump will administer the ordinance
Of baptism to seven candidates.
Rev. J. II. Clarke's subjects in the
Bethel NJ. P. Church, on next Sunday,
will be as follows: Acknowledgements
eousness-Kind and Degrees" Even
ing-"A place aud what happened
there"
Gospel Temperance Meeting at the
W. q. I. u. Hall this Saturday evening.
Everybody invited to come.
PRESS Supt.
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]. Ross writes in the Engineering
and Mining Journal that since the dia-
mond discoveries in South Africa the
Brazilian diamond-mining industry has
fallen SO low that the annual output Is
now not over $150,O00, when thirty
wears ago it was upwards of $2,500,OOO.
brazilian diamonds are so much small
Ter than the African that 1t does not
nav to mine them against African com
petition.
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I,pprsp11pa Pa. Februarv q. 'e5.

H~ARR1sBURa, Pa, February %. '95.
DEAR JEwEL:-After the crush of the
last reception and your parting with
Lem Lion, I noticed your sleeves still
retained their outstanding eject, while
mine alasl were like certain of my fond
hopes-smashedl Please tell me what
your modiste puts in your sleeves
10 initiate them SO g~loriously and effec-
lively. Your skirt, too, is a model Of
elegant swelldom; how is that grace Of
breadth securedP l am now preparing
my order for Newport costumes, and
will appreciate any information you
IAN give me.
Yours lovingly,
Rosa BoMBAsT.
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PERSONALS.

Miss Reta Strengthen, of Camden, il
visiting her mother.
Edward E. Somers, of Bridgeton.
was in town on Monday.
Rev. Henry Betting and son spent
Sunday with d. d. Leaps.
Miss Lizzie Sharp, the evangelist, IL
visiting Mary g. Vanneman.
Rev. W. S. Barnart spent Sunday
with his son Dr.. N. H. Barnart.
Edward j. Fawcett, of Trenton,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Jeremiah Hayes and wife, of Phila.
delphia, have been visiting Jos. L,
Wright's.
Mrs. Mary E. Robinson, of Yardyille,
has been spending the week with Mrs.
McIntire.
Rev. G. s. Meseroll returned home
on Thursday after spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sailor.
s. L. Thompson arrived home from
Georgia on day where he has been
cooking for W. A. Sacks fishing camp.
Fishing has been good.
Capt. Thomas Naylor arrived home
on Thursday from New York where his
schooner is unloading a cargo Of lumber
from Wilmington, N. G.
Marshall V. H%artranft and John T.
Wright are stumping Camden in the
interest OF the Populist candidates in
in the Camden city election.
Jas. +. Layton and S. Monroe Jus.
tice looked after Emmanuel Church's
interest at Conference OH Monday and
s. X. Leap and J. D. Whitaker after
the interest Of st. Paul Church.
William Brown, Warren Harris and
George Claypooie arrived fiome on
Tuesday from New Berlin, Fla, where
they have been fishing for shad. The
fishing was good for two weeks before
they left, but the season came too late
to make it profitable.
John F. Flanagan died on Monday
morning after seven weeks illness. He
had the bilious intermittent fever but
got better of that last week when an
abscess of the liver made its appear.
ance. He was hurt by a horse in the
location Of that organ last fall and that
may have led to fatal results.
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learn that there Ii at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to euro in all its
stages, and that Is catarrh. Halls Catarrh
the medical fraternity. Catarrh beidk con
|stitutional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation OF the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing its
work, The proprietors have 30 much faith In
its curative powers that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars Tor any case that IL fails to cure.
Send for list Of testimonials. Address
~ Sold by Druggists. f6d
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B 1T o. ALL

To cleanse the system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the
Springtlme comes, use the true and
perfect remedy, Syrup of Figs. One
bottle will answer for all the family and
costs only so cents; the large size 81.
Try it and be pleased. Manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Miss Julia Pedrick entertained a
numbe. Of her relatives and friends at
her homs on Saturday evening last, the
occasion being her nineteenth birthday.
Miss Pedrick was presented with q
handsome gold watch by her parents.
The evening was spent in progressive
eucbre and dancing. After the guests
had partaken of the bountiful feast pre-
pared by Mrs. Pedrick, all made their
departure wishing Miss Pedrick many
more happy occasions.
Those present were Mrs. M. A. Shoe
maker son Hubert and daughter Rena,
George Croft and Leaning Waddy, Of
Philadelphia; Miss Irene Bates, Miss
Stafford and Miss Shute. of Ashland, N.
j.; Ebenezer Sparks and wife, j. d.
Green and wife. E. II. Green and wife.
VIM. Burk and wife, L. G. Sparks and
wife, H. f. Werle and wife, 1. z. Glib
son and wife. Mrs. Samuel Doughten,
Misses Lou D. Thompson, Jennie
Green, Emma Summerill, Lottie
Sweeten, Emma Walker, Maggie Som.
ers, of Pennsville; Bessie Bilderback,
Julia Leaning, Bertha Davidson,
Messrs. G. w. Justice, Lew w. Cook,
]. K. Weatherby, Howard, Lewis and
Wells Green, Arthur H. and H. M.
Green, Albert Sparks and Carl Green.
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Removes the cause by purifying and
enriching the blood, giving to it just
those qualities which are demanded for
the proper support of the nervous sys-
tenn. Hundreds of women who once
suffered from nervousness, write that
hey have taken Hoods S,~rsaparilla
and nervousness has disappeared. This
was because Hoods Sarsaparilla puri-
6ed their blood. ,
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MURDER n arse

John Campbell's dog, of Dart
Sunday morning brought home
of u negro child, which had til,
ance of being several days old
ing been twisted off Of the b
searching party failed to dts.r
States attorney Acton has bee
and an investigation Is expectt
The finding Of the head was
by the burning Of barns owned
Campbell. at 2 O'Clock W
night. who had notified tue au
Of the supposed murder. The
evidently Of incendiary origin
Inference that tina motive of I
was revenge on Campbell for
the child-murder has arouse
to a high pitch of excitement
nation.
Mr.. Campbell's loss is abO
Theodore Panlding, the tens
farm, had thirteen blooded j
and five horses in the barns.
mails we're all burned to death,
ing's loss is about $500.
County Prosecutor Acton
tective Carney, Of Salem, tool
sion Of the infant head Wedne'
are endeavoring to solve Il;
the supposed murder.