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Company also, again in full possession OF
the Mexican and Central American coasts,
as we'll as the through Eastern business.
Late dispatches indicate that Mr..
Huntington's steamers are to invade the
Pacific South American coast also, into
which waters those boats have as yet
never sailed.
For the purpose of covering all these
routes the Pacific Mail will send three OF
its Atlantic liners to the Pacitic-the City
of Para, the Columbia and the Newport.
The Para was built for the trans-isthmus
business, and ran for long time between
New York and Aspinwall. She will prob
ably take the place of the Zealandia, lately
chartered by the Pacific Mail Company,
unless that corporation intends to push
the northern competicg lines ard drive off
the tramp boats from the southern waters
two little jobs long considered easy and
contem plated by Mr.. Huntington.
The Newport is an 1S00-ton vessel, built
in $780, and is stanch, comfortable yes
sci. But the pick of the three steamers is
the Columbia, launched in 1892. Her reg
lister is 1888 tons, and she IS fast, hnely
equipped boat.
These are the three vessels that are to
take the place of the Washtenaw, City of
Everett and Progreso. The Washtenaw,
upon her return from Panama, will go
into the northern coal-carrylng trade.
This vessel was the steamer that made
memorable trip through the Straits of
Magellan. arriving here last July with a
cargo of steel rails for the Valley railroad.
She ran aground in the straits and was re-
ported lost, but came safely into port with
her valuable cargo.
She then went on to the Panama route
until the agreement between the Panama
Railroad and Pacific Mail starts her off
again looking for job. The Progreso is
natural born tramp and will not feel her
misfortune, but the whaleback Everett with
her immense freight capacity, her heavy
list of officers and crew must have work.
She Will in all probability return to the
Sound and take coal cargoes.
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The Male Contingent Of the Jun
ior Class May Be
Expelled.
ACTION OF THE PROFESSORS
DR.. w. F. Sharp Predicts Peace, but
the Students Prophesy Pro.
tracted War.

The faculty of the State Dental College
will consider, at its meeting IN the Dono-
hoe building tomorrow evening, the ques-
ton of the reinstatement or expulsion of
the junior class. If an apology from the
class to DR.. w. F. Sharp, one of the in
structors. is not forthcoming, the decision
is likely to be that the fifty young men
must go.
The trouble arose Friday evening, when
two Young men of pugilstic tendencies
undertook to settle vexed question by
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-18
BAsLER ACQUITTED.
He Was Charged With Throwing vitrio
at His Wife.

The wife of Charles Basler, a rancher in
Tehama County, swore out q warrant for
his arrest about two years ago on the
charge of throwing vitriol at her while she
was leaving Morosco's with friend. Bas-
ler left the City and returned five or six
weeks ago and the warrant was served
upon him.
The case has been before Judge Camp
bell for several days and yesterday the
Judge dismissed it on the ground that
there was no evidence to sustain the
charge.
Basler says he will now institute pro-
ceedings for divorce against his wife on
the ground of intidelity.
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BAD PRINCE NICOTINE.
His Highness Will Be Tried by Colder
Gate Band of Hope.

An entertainment will be given under
the auspices of the Golden Gate Band OF
Hope and for the joint benefit of that or
ganization and the Vallejo Home for Or
phans, at Mozart Hall on the 30th inst.
There will be trial of Prince Nicotine,
who will be impersonated by Fred Palm
quist. Juoge Robert Thompson Will pre-
side and Attorney E. K. Ferguson appear
for the plaintiff and J. Q. Adams for .he
defendant. Mrs. S. w. Carrigan will act
as clerk of the court, Miss Flossie Collins
foreman of the jury and Jams Nelson
Sheriff. The witnesses will be children
from the Band of Hope, and number suf-
ticlent TO make up jury will be taken
from that org anization.
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PICKP0CKETs AT THE FERRY.
Mrs. Larsen of Benicia Is Relieved of
Her Wsll-Filled Purse.

Mfs' LARSEN OF BenICIH 1B h6II6Ved OF
Her Wsll-Filled Purse.
Pickpockets are, as usual, taking advan-
tage of the crowds coming from the coun-
try to the City to buy Christmas presents,
and are haunting the ferry and relieving
people OF their well-flled purses.
Detectives have been keeping a sharp
eye Oh well-known pickpockets, and as a
result few reports of stolen purses have
been received at police headquarters.
Yesterday morning, however, Mrs. Lar
sen of Benicia arrived in the City. After
she had boarded car at the ferry she put
her hard into her pocket for her purse and
it was gone. It contained $48. which she
intended to spend on Christmas presents.
She made her way to police headquarters
and reported her loss.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY INDIANA AUCTION Co.-This day (Wedues-
et P. NJ
2. BY EAsToN, ELDRIDGE & Co. Tomorrow
CThursday), Rugs at 232 Sutter street, at 80 PM
BY G H. UMBsEN & Co.-Real Estate, Saturday.
Montgomery street.
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Appealed From Oregon.

The case of G. w. Hunt VS.. the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, involving a first
mortgage of $50, 900 in litigation, has been ap-
pealed to the United States Circuit Court of
Appeals from the Circuit Court of the Oregon
district. Hunt was the protector of a system
of railways through Central and Eastern Wash
ingtOn.
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accomplished fact it is proposed to ask the
Secretary of the Navy to send some OF the
warships to Monterey. where there are two
or three of the war vessels in use fifty
years ago, so as to give visitors practical
illustration of the progress of our navy.
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ret Crichton, which he was probating Mrs.
Tierney claimed she had paid the money, but
as she had nothing to show for it the order was
made. She pleaded the pauper act before
Judge Seawell, and under her showing that
she was unable to pay the judge ordered her
release,
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Pleaded the Pauper Act.

Bridget Tierney has been released from prison
by writ of habeas corpus allowed by Judge
Seawell. She was ordered to jail by Judge
Coffey for refusing to turn over to James H.
Long $11OO belonging to the estate of Marga-
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

BALDWIN THEATER.-Rice's Big "1492."
CALIFORNIA THEATER-' Hele na.'
COLUMBIA THEATER-"A Day in June"
MoRosco's OPERA HoUsE-"For Revenue Only"
TIVoLI OPERA-HoUsE.-"F
ORPHEUM.-High-Class Vaudeville.
>6RovER's AIcAzAR.-"Streets OF New York"
'MACDoNoUGH THEATER (OAKLAND) - Herr
mann, the Great.
sHCoT THE CHUTEs.-Daily at Haght street.
GRE LOCK east of the Park.
PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB.-Races to-day.
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WE wish to introduce our new toilet water,
and tomorrow we will present to each pur-
chaser in our perfumery department bottle
free. Sanborn, Vail & Co.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-18

100000 worth of books to be closed out by
the end of the year. Retail and at auction.
TAT Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-18

Texas cotton crop is smaller than last
years, but the total of all agricultural
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NOTES on
OF Water nud Movements of Boats,
The River Interests.

stage OF Water nud Movements of Boats,
The River Interests.
The river is still falling at this point.
Last eyening'tne marks showed Z feet
8 inche, in the channel. The ice. how
ever, is not getting much heavier, and
unless the weather srows much colder
it is not thought the Upper Ohio will
bs again closed by ico. The falling
river makes it rather uncomfortable for
the river men who have craft tied up at
the bank. Il ia on II falling river that
tho steamboat men hate 10 see leo in
the stream. On all the boat, harbored
around hero tho crews we're kept busy
Yesterday keeping their Graf: oG the
banks.
The only departure yesterday was the
Keystone State for Cincinnati, leaving
Wheeling At 8 n. m, only an hour DO.
hind scheduled time. The lIud.on from
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh was expected
up laat night at s o'clock, but OIL accoun
OF tho ice sho did not arrive until after
midnight, and left for above a. . o'clock
this morning.
Unless the river comes up the ferry
company will be in bad shape to re-
sumo business; both the .loats are on
the bank, imbcdded in the ice. Tho
several bon.s harbored at Bellaire we're
all IN good shape yesterday.
THE MAEKS ABOVE.
Pltssburgl-Eivcr 4 fee. ! inch and
falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
Warren-Rjvcr. ] foot aud station
AIRY. Weather, cloudy and worry cold.
Grccnaboro-River : feet S inches and
falling. Weather, cloudy aud cold.
Morgautown-rho river IL closed and
tho weather clear and cold. T..
Oil Clty-River, 1 foo. s inches and
falling. Weather, cloudy with light
snow.
Standardization 7 feet 2 inchc.
and falling. Weather. cloudy mud cold.
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1919 MAIN STREET.
MARTINS
Haps md mlshsps Ia tbs Thriving City
Across the River.

Hap. md Mhhaps Ia tbs Thriving City
Across the River.
Mira. Anna Thornburg. wife Of Mr.,
Joseph T%hornburg, died at moon yester.
day Of typhoid fever at the family real.
donce on North Fifth street. after au
Illness OF only six weeks. She was a
daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth Duvall and
a sister OF Mrs. Edward M~ansberger.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon a. 9 o'clock.
Last night the cemetery trustees me.
and elected John ". Wicker. sexton.
Among the applicants were p. Coleman,
n. Barrett, George McGiumphy. John
McGlumphy, Will Hood, George De.
vault, Oliver Jones. David Evans. Frank
Beck and George Bottles.
Some excitement vas caused on Car.
lysle stree. on Monday night by the fir.
ing Of several shots by a revolver. Mrs.
Luoren Weldmau aays shs was awak-
ened By burglars xying TO ges in aud
fired at them. empsying Il siI-ghooter.
A new safe will shortly arrive a. the
Belmont brewery TO take the place Of
the one wrecked by the gang that tied
the Waterman and blew open the old
safe.
Yesterday the remains Of Mrs. Henry
Se!ke were brought to Martins Ferry
from Yorkyille on the Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie and inferred at Mount zion.
Stephen Hopkins. proprietor OF the
Novelty mould works. is moving into
the Hobensack property, corner Third
aud Hanover streets.
Miss Alice Napier. who leit her bed
in a delirium and started to walk to
Scotch Ridge cemetery some days ago,
Is improving.
Hon. j.. W. Nichols has been invited
to address the Gen. William II. Gibson
Republican club, Of Columbus. on Feb.
ruary IS.
Miss Mary Davidson say, she IL not
travelling with tho witch Of Endor"
Company, as ata,ed in q Wheeling pa.
per.
W. I. Garrett. OF the Union Glass
Company, has been in the east in the
interest OF the company.
William Selby, OF the FRS. ward,
who has been at Little Falls. ". Va,
returned yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 7. J. Irwin are enter.
tanning Miss Anna D~eienbaugh. Of Shor,
Creek.
The remains OF Mrs. Belle Hayes were
laid to restin Riverview yesterday after.
noon.
Yesterday Miss Laura ~Blaukiuso2 70.
tured from q visit TO friend. a. Sister..
vile.
Mrs. u. Sheets, who has been on the
sick list, is able 10 be on; again.
George Irwin is critically ill at his
homeiu the Fir,t ward.
Requisi.ion paper, are expected to.
day for Patsy Sullivan.
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LOCAL Bi,EYIrI TIES.
Matter, of Minor Moment iu and Abou,
tho City.

Matters OF Minor Moment iu and About
tho City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
OPERA IiorsE this evening-Anna Eva
Fay.
TIE GRAND this eveniug-Bartholo-
news Equine Paradox.
The guide mill, a. the A;,na.Standard
mills are oil on account OF the shortage
OF gas.
TIIE public schools are making prep
aration' 10 celebrate Wushington's
birthday.
Miners are leaving Dillonvale, Laur.
elton and Long Run almost every dav
for West Virginia and other parts OF
the country.
Is the police court in January 80 far
there have only been twenty-sir cases.
aud the fines and costs assessed aIgre-
gated only 1896.
The ladic, OF the Acme Mission OF
the Zane Street NJ. L. church will have
a supper and social at G. A. r. hall TO-.
morrow evening.
LAST evening the congregation OF the
Third Presbyterian church extended n
reception to the new pastor. Rev. Mr..
Bigger, which was largely attended and
in every way 4 most enjoyable success.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to
record sdeed made January %. by R. J.
Shapghuessy 10 Andrew Acker and
others, for $50, his interest in the Cen.
trail Garden club.
AT the performances at the Opera
House this evening aud tomorrow
evening by Anna Eva Fay the prices
will be 25. S. and 50 cents. Seats are
on sale at c. A. Houses music store.
Is another part OF this mornings
paper appears tho advertisement Of c..
II. Quimby o! valentines for sale. This
is the thir,ieth consecutive year Mr..
Quimby ha, advertised ~yaleutine,, Ger.
tainly 4 rare record.
THE report tina. City Clerk Thoner
had accepted a position with P. Welty
< Company seems To have been prema.
ture. He was offered n good position
there. but is considering it and other
advantageous offers, and has not yet
closeu win any Urn.
TIE old furnace at the Bellaire nail
works is said to be almost burned out,
and will be closed as soon as the new
n can DO put in operation. Being
new, the exact time it can be charged is
not definitely known. but it is not
thought it will DE long. The old fur.
mace has done duty a long time. or
course it has been refined several
times. but it has been pushed 30 that /,
is burned out quicker than usual.
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MOuSDSvIIILE.
a miscellaneous Meiansr OF Minor Mat.
tsrI from a%Inrshnirs Metropolis.

a Miscellaneous Meiansr OF Minor Mat.
trrs from aIarshaii's Metropolis.
Mrs. W. B. Humphreys received a
telegram from Baltimore yesterday
afternoon stating that her sou. Robert
n. Humphreys. who 10 associated with
the Maryland Broom Company OF that
city. was lying in a critical condition.
and asking for her to come on the first
train. He has been sick with typhoid
foyer and was thought TO be getting
better, but he has gotten worse. Mrs.
Humphreys left last night.
The city republican executive COM
mittee met in the cour: house on Mon
day evening and organized by electing
DR.. r. ". Hall. president. aud Mr.. John
0. Brooks. secretary und treasurer. II
was decided to hold the, primary on
February IL.
Several oil representatives OF the
South Penn Company passed through
here Monday on route to Washington
county. Pa. They are establishing n line
from the sis.ersvil!e field.
Tho stockholders of the Moundsyille
oil and gas company ME, Monday even
ing and decided to dissolve the corpora.
ton.
Judge PAUL held a special term OF cir.
cult cour. yesterday and disposed OF a
number OF chancery causes.
Three new members will be taken in
at the next meeting OF L.aBslle Council
OF the National Union.
Clerk Lewis Issued a marriage license
yesterday to Samuel Street and Emily
Wilson, Of Cresap's.
Rev. G. II. Lakin, Of Huntington, stop.
pod oil here Monday evening en- route
TO Wheeling.
Contractor Rosser Yesterday began
the distribution OF the water pipe along
the streets.
Rev. i. N. Spur is III New York, aud
will be absen. the remainder OF the
week.
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Namt!eac. There was n big crowd on
hand most Of whom. OF course, wanted
the Nnmelcss poople-boing leaders
to drop n game or two. NRine!css and
III Belle arc now tied for tirst place and
the Columbia disaster has put Tho
Brownies in third place in tho race.
The contest Il now worry interesting,
many enthn,iast, bclicving that both
NameleIs md la Belle will DO twice
defeated when they play Tho Brownies.
In tho frat game, Bowlin, OF Namo.
loss. led tho players with IGJ pins.
Namcle,s led throughout and won
easily. Tho score:
Saineless-Campbeli 100. Bowliu 100,
Atkinson IL. Riddle 1913, MUM AS,
Caronbauer 1870; total S2l.
Calnmet-Porter ia. A. Wclty l25,
Cameron 1875. VI. Ian: l24, Rohrl 1873,
Truschel lis; total 10l.
EAae!e.I..-s. 1853 2ic sB +t 40 80 II; 7s s2l
CAiunol... . 10 IL. lD7 ~ So as Gii S9s Isl ii
In til, second game Cnlurne. was
ahead in tho first, third, fourth and
fifth frames. but In tho others Naneloa-
was to tho good. In tho Hevon,h they
cracked Oh. over one hundred. The
scor0:
Naineless-Campboll ia, Bowlin 1856,
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Four Dig euccesse,,

Having the needed meri. to mos
taan make good all the advertising
claimed for them, the following Jour
remedies have reached a phenomenal
sale, DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
consumption, coughs aud colds, each
bottle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bi;ters, the
gre. remedy Tor liver, stomach and
kidneys, Bucklen's Araica salve, the
best in the world. and Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills. which are u perfect pill. All
these remedies are guaranteed to dc
Just what is claimed for them and the
seale: whose nalnc is attached herewith,
vii be glad TO tell you more Of them.
Sold at Logan Drug C~ompany's drug
store. -
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BlGI,t,tiiti.,
Al, Sorts OF Looal Nav. and Gossip from
tho Glass ctr,


There was quito n row among tho
Italians In tho settlement Just below
tho creek late Monday night, aud one
OF them with a nnmo n, long ~ ones
arm was cut oil tho head and across tho
abdomen by another ono called "Christ.
mas" Tlu marshal was callod, but
when ho rot thoru everything was quiet,
aud tip oilonling sou OF Italy was gone.
lie went westward aud no search was
made for him. A phyaician examined
tho Injured man. aud nald that while
tho wounds were serious ihoy would
not likely DO dangerous. Tho marshal
learned yesterday that tho aisailant had
stopped at Georgetown, and lie will
probably be brought IN To-day.
There wa, q lr0 In the home OF
David Potter, Quo Of tho employees Of
the electric light plant, In tho First
ward yesterday morning. Tho Me.
chgnics hoes company wa out but the
ire was extiugnished without throwing
any water. It caught IN n closet and
some OF the clothing Of tho family was
burned. but no damage o! consequence
dono TO tho property.
One OF the trustees OF tho United Pres.
byterian church uaa presented with 500
cash 10 DO used for church purpoae,, on
condition that the donors Damo sboplJ
not DO divulged.
Mis-, Alice Wheeler. Of Chicago, Ia In
tho city s~tirring up tho latent interest
among the Good Tomplars. She come,
here as tho representative OF q Chicago
Bible institute.
Mrs. John Schick fell upon the icy
pavement near Riotz's grocery Monday
evening. and b.oke u OF her arms.
The fracture was II bad one, both bones
being broken.
Leroy Hopkins ia president, Miss
LeLria Smith vIcc president. Miss Lima
Thomas secretary, aud Miss Ora ,Blon
treGIuror OF tho local union, Y. P.
s. 9. +. 4
While all OF the industries in this
city are operated each weak some Of
them ara not runnin: full handed.
notably the s.ovs foundry and bottle
works.
George X. Taylor went to Pittsburgh
to attend the funeral OF his cousin. Capt.
George r. Taylor. who died there Mon
day morning.
Ex-Ci,y Treaaurer. Frank Williams,
who recently had one OF hi, eyes taken
out, is able 10 be about again.
There are n few cases Of scarlet fever
ftill lingering in this city. and n new
case was reported yesterday.
Jacob Boneys,eele aud tho He'll Bros,
were engaged in cutting ice from the
crock all day yesterday.
a. J. Rie.z had a new safe placed in
his insurance office yesterday.
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The reader o! this paper will DO
pleased 10 learn that there 10 at leas;
one dreaded disease that science has
been ablo to cur in all its stages. and
that Ia catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure il,
tho only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being n
constitutional disease. requires n con
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting directly
OF tho blood aud mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease. and giving
tho patient strength by building up tho
constitution and assisting nature in do.
ing its work. The p-oprictors have so
much faith in i,s curative I'VE that
they offer Ono Hundred Dollara for any
case TINT it fails TO cure. Send for list Of
testimonials.
Address, f. J.. CnESEY & Co,
Toledo, 0.
Ga-so!d BY druggists, 75c.
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The Horse Show.

Last evening ut the Grand another
unusually large audience created Bar.
,holonew's wonderful trained horses,
the number OF ladies and children
pre'ent being remarkable. the per.
formance OF the intelligent animals gave
rs great satisfaction rs usual. This
afternoon n special matinee will be
gtven, TO which all poor children will
be admitted FREQ, and this evening tho
engagement closes.
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THERE is good reason for tho opu
larity Of Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy.
Davis Il Buzsrd, Of West Monterey,
Clarion Co., Pa, snys: at has cured
people that our physicians could do
nothing for. We persuaded them to
Try n bottle oil ChamberIain's Cough
9cincdy md they now recommend it
with tho rcst OF u.s." @5 and so cent
bottles for salo by Chns. Il. Goc,ze, viii
W. Irwin, John klari, Vim. L. viii.
inns, G. Menkcmollar, VIM. II. Hague,
II. Z. Stewart. a. f. Schcolo, j. Colo.
man, q. SchnepI, Wm. MenkemclIsr,
Wheeling. W. Va: Bowio & Co, Bridge.
porlI z I. Peabody & Son, Bon wood,
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"a" bnts "B" that three Of Tho
Brownici' players are among tho lrs, ten
players in order Of average, In the
Wheeling Bowling League contest, and
wants to know whether no wins. Tho
averages will DO published Saturday
morning when tho bet eau bn decided.
Two OF the Observation-Disclosures and
lierycy--arc In tho first ton, aud per.
Inns anothor.
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F. J. fckard, tho local boxer, is
ready to make & match with Dukes"
Riley. fifteen rounds or TO a decision,
for So side. before the club offering
the largest purse, the Columbian club
preferred. Riley or his hackers eau
meet Pickard at 201G Main street,
February Is. to sign articles and mako
ell arrangements.
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people overlooked tho importance Of
permanently beneficial effects and were
Satisfied with transient action; but row
that it Is generally known that Syrup Of
Figs will permanently euro habitual
constipation, well informed people will
not buy any other laxatives, which nc,
for A time. but finally injure the system.
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GRAND RArins, Mlcn., Jan. 29.-.Frank
Foblc, tho -well.known horseman and
owner OF Aleyron, tho horse barred
from the track BY tho National Associ.
alton for alleged trickcry In the famous
Alcyron-Nclson race, at Boston three
years ago, died to-day.
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MANY stubborn and ag.rava,iny cases
OF rheumatism that were believed to be
incurablc, and accepted as liio lcsacie,,
have yielded TO Chanberlain's Pain
Balm, much to tho ,urpriao and gratiti.
cation Of the sufferers. One application
will relieve tho pain and suffering and
its continued use intures nm ofcctual
cDnn
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Be eure and uso that old and wcll-.ried
remedy. Mas. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
for children ,ecthing. It sooties the
child, soitens the gums, allays all main.
cures wind collie and i. the best rene.
dy for diarrhGa- Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. Nwraw