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ABOUT I.i:oi'i,,:.
Strangers III tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers Ia tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
J. A. Kenple was down at Mounds
vile on business yesterday.
T. L. Dunlap, OF New Martiusville
was here yesterday. a guest at the Nc.
Lure.
Benoni S. Good is on a business trip
to the east and will be gone about O
month.
Mr.. Harry Van keuren is laid MP with
an exceedingly sore arm, the result OF
vaccination.
Mrs. F. NJ. Riser, OF Warrington, was
here on shopping expedition yeitcr.
day. guest OF the Mcclure.
Prosecuting Attorney c. L. Weems. Of
St. Clairsville. was in the city yesterday
and autographed at the Mcclure.
S. A. Southland and Superintendent.
r VI. Sheets. OF the Baltimore & Ohio,
OF Grafton. are guests at tho Mcclure.
Officer knsbe, OF the city police force.
is of duty for day or two on account
OF sickness. lie has a touch OF the grip.
General Manager George Heard, o!
the Natural Gas Company OF West
Virginia, OF Pittsburgh, is at the Nc.
Lure.
N. Heating. OF Sis.ersville. aud George
Lambert, OF New Cumberland. were
among yesterdays arrivals at the Nc.
Lure.
Hon. a. C. Mitchell. Of St. Clairsyille,
was in the city yesterday calling on his
friends. Mr.. Mitchell is an aspiraus for
the Republican nomination for repro.
sentative and is sanguine OF his sue cess.
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Sure Sign OF Intellectual Improvement.
In this, tho last decade OF the Ninth
century, it 10 certainly proof OF tho
great educational progression made in
thi, country, to SEQ the avidity with
which the public are apt to grasp any.
thing new in the line OF standard litera.
ture.
It appears from this, that while the
old standard authors like Dickens,
Scott. Bulwor, &c, &c., still hold their
place. tho people generally realize that
much is to be gained in the general &c.
QUESTION OF knowledge, BY reading tho
new standard curren. literature OF tho
day.
In proof Of this, SEQ tho interest gen.
orally shown in that occult science,
"hypnotism." which was redoubIed i'm
mediately after tho publication OF "Tril-
by" and thousands Of readers procured
works treating on that subject.
As the result OF Bellamy's book,
Looking Backward" we note that colo
MES have been founded, having the
ideas started in that clever concelt as
their foundation.
The grea. publishing houses of this
country are always quick to avail
themselves OF any opportunity with
which they can strengthen themselves
in the public's estimation, and none
more so than the well known firm Of
D. Appleton & Co., evid.nce OF which
can readily be seen in the magnificent
offer now being made by them in con-
aec,ion with the Frank Le,lie Art and
Literary club. brief resume OF which
may no. provo unpalatablo reading.
The oiler consists Of three dis.inct
features.
First-t52 copies oil "rhe Frank
Leslio illustrated Weekly" which is
the best and Oldest journal the country
boasts OF.
second-The library consisting OF
twentv.iour handsome cloth bound vol.
umes OF the bes, works OF the leading au.
thors OF tho world. Those books are is
sued semi-mon,hlv. and selected by a
censorship committee of the three lead.
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Tho annual competitive drill OF the
companies OF cadets making up the
Linsly Institute battalion will probably
take place on the last Friday in May.
Lieutenant Muir, tho military in.
strnctor, says the drilling has been re-
tarded somewhat on account OF tho
number of students whose arms arc
soro from being vaccinated. Tho Off
ciaIs and judges for tho drill have not
vet boon selected.
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MouSnsvILLr oAslpMGErIyc,
A Great Lat OF Attractions for tho Thr,
Meeting rs to lbs Held This Summer.

| a Great List of Attractions for tho Three
Meetinks TO be Held This Summer.
Tho managers Of tho Moundyillo
Camp Grounds arc preparing to mako
the coming season ono OF tho best ever
known Ia this section. Each season tho
attractions have boon such az TO draw
largo crowds to tho oxorclsss, but tho
progressive mon ut tho head Of tho pro.
gralnmo committee determined to leave
nothing undono TO give tho people OF
this vicinity an opportunity oil enjoying
Intellectual and spiritual treats that arc
not excellcd at any OF tho moro promi.
nent summer resorts.
Heretofore thoro havo been two meet.
ings hold during tho aulnmer, but this
yoar, the season will DO opened on July
/? by tho assembly hold under tho M.
spices Of tho Ohio Valley Prohibition
Association. Al this sorics, which will
last ton days, all tho various reforms,
which arc crowdng upon tho attention
Of tho people, will DO discussed BY somo
OF tho abl%t platform speakers OF tho
country. Hon. John G. Woolloy, DR..
A. i. Leonard, secretary Of tho Mission.
AIRY Society OF tho NJ. L. church, George
W. balm, Nolney d. Gushing, Louis
Bcauchanp. II. l. Castle, Professor A.
u. Miller, Mrs. Mclaughlin, Of tho
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
tho Silver Lako Quartette. tho English
hand bell ringers, aud others OF equal
ability, will take part In those sorics.
Closely following this assembly, thoro
will DO all ovangelistic camp meeting.
Rev. George Stewart, who made auch
host OF friends whom Ito was at tho camp
meeting boiorc, assisted by Row. Sam
Small and other able help, will have
charge OF this meeting.
On August tho regular camp meet.
ing exercises will DO held. Bishop
Mallalicp, DR.. Spencer aud many other
prominent ministers will assist in dl.
rectins the spiritual exercises during
tho ten days Of this meeting.
From this t will DO soon that tho list
Of attractions is such that those who at
tend tho meetings will be amply repaid.
Efforts aro being mado to arrange for
convenient train service from Wheel.
ing, so those who cannot got AWAY for
tho day services, may 90 down In tho
evening and return by midnight.
The new electric railway in all proba.
bility will be In operation before the
opening OF tho assembly. 't
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Tho lectures on bible Study" and
kindred topics. which havo been going
on Mt tho United Presbyterian church.
by Rev. DR.. Morehcad, Of tho United
Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Of
Xenia, Ohio. closed last night, whom n
very largo audience was present. DR..
Morohead leaves this morning for
Ncnia
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Tho regular morning and evening
servicea will DO hold at tho Second
Presbyterian church. Mt which DR..
Cooke, tho pastor, will ofIiciato. In tho
morning the topic will DO "Supplica.
ton" and in the evening no will proach
on "a continuation OF tho statement Of
tho rea,ons for the rapid spread Of Ear.
ly Christianity"
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Russell B. Pope attracted large aud.
icncs las. evening at the NJ. Z. church
at Bridgeport to hear his lecture on
Lincoln. 1t WINS eloquent, entertaining
and instructive throughout. In sub
ject matter, md earnest and interest
ing style of delivery, tho lecturer takes
hiob rank
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water amt niuY,Insnts OF boats.
Tho Riysr Interests.
Yesterdays DEPARTURE

YEsfEIDlYs DLPARfUEN
Zen liur, kemplc. Pdrkersburg. iO:S0 a. N.
Liberty. Booth. Darlington. a:U p. IN.
Courier. Gamble Pittsburgh, 9 p. IN.
BoASLEivISG TO-DAY.
Liberty. Booth. Darlington. $50 p. M.
Lexington. Glue, MitamOrai, 1850 u. IN.
BoAu LGArlSd TOMORROW.
Ben liur. Kcmplc. Pittsburgh. IA m.
Lizzie Bay, Huntington. Pittsburgh. 9 n. III.
Keystone State, Kerr, Pittsburgh. s a IN.
II. X. Bedford. Green. Pittsburgh, Sa. In.
. Courier, Gamble. PArEeHburg, noon.
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WATCHES, 800 to select from, Mt th'
" DILLON, WHEAT q HANCiiEis co.
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T i'll, Cuff Buttons and Shirt Studs
Llllk for Ladies Waists. Also ladies'
ties. SSooE & Co.
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Courier, Gamble. PArGenburg noon.
Tho Hudson, which was stuck on
Dun's bar, two miles below Pittsburgh,
for nine hours, passed down yesterday
morning at o'clock with large crowd
OF excursionists. mostly Pi.tsburghers.
The United States lighthouse tend or
Goldenrod, with General Inspector
Gilpatrick on board, passed up for
Pittsburgh yesterday at noon. Captain
Vandcgril. was in command. The
only changes reported in the service
along the Ohio were the following: The
Brush Creek light was made n swinging
light. Tho Indian Run light was moved
up stream eighty-tivc yards.
Tho river was about on a stand at this
place last night with 3 feet 10 iuches in
tho channel; weather cloudy and warm.
Ii the river continues its very slow
but seemingly sure decline some OF the
large boats will have to 20 to the bank,
but Captain Crockard and other local
river people arc OF the opinion that
within low hours there will be heavy
rains in the upper country. which may
extend down tho river, that will have
the effect OF bringing the river up to
fairly good boating stage.
THE MARKS ABOVE.
Oil City-River foot inches and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
Wnrren-River . foot and falling.
Weather clear and warm.
Morgantowu-River 6 feet and sta
tiouary. Weather clear and warm.
Steubenrille-River 3 feet 6 inches
and rising. Weather cloudy and warm.
Pi,tsburgh-River 6 fee, inches.
Weather clear and pleasant.
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Makes the Weak Strong.

"Lastisprins had to give up work, being unable
to walk to my place OF employment, distance Of
only half mile. suffered almost necessarily
from sick headache. had rackinE pains all over
my body. The least e1crtion would tire me out.
Going up one fight OF stairs would make my heart
beat at terrible rate. i was induced to take
Hoods snrsararilla, and now, after taking less than
two bottles, the pains and aches have all left me.
have only had a slight headache once since.
Hoods sarssparilla gave ME good appetite, and
can now do 4 hard days work." Hiss ELSIE
JENKINS, Quccnsbury, New York.
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THE WORLD OF SPORT.
State Fair Association Favors Base
Ball on It's Grounds.
GROUNDS QUESTION 7OBE SETTLED
Definitely on Next Monday-ros.
sibility that There VIII be Sunday
Games out on tho Elm Grove Isoad.
Tho bowling Games Last Night.
Tho Races ut New orleans-other
News Froin tho Sporting World.

y feater,lay morning tho directors Of
tho West Virginia state Fair Assocla.
ton hold special meeting for the pur.
po,o OF deciding tho terms OF the offer
Thar tho association will mako to the
management oil tho Wheeling Base Bali
Club for tho use OF It's grounds on the
Island NJ base ball park during the
coming season. Tho association mp.
pointed committee. composed OF
Mesi's. Anton RsYmann, A. NJ. Hamil.
ton aud George Hook, to moo. Buckon.
berger and White tho beginning Of mex.
week and CLOSE the deal.
Practically the arrangement Is al.
ready contaminated. as both parties are
favorable to it. The association will
commence the work OF putting in tho
diamond. which will DO OF turf. as soou
az the contract Ia closed next Monday.
The coupon arrangement, which was
originally suggested by the lSrgLLI.
eEScER. will obvla.e tho necessity Of Il
large number OF watchmen. which was
about the only reason that tho base ball
people did not originally prefer the
state Fair grounds 20 the site At tho
north end OF the Island. All who on.
ter the, park will be compelled to wear
the stringer-coupon in sight, aud those
who have no coupons will be elected.
Altogether. tho outlook for base ball
particularly bright, in fac, 1t Ia au "a.
sured fact that Wheeling will have a
club, and possibly there will be Sunday
ball. When Buckenborcer comes down
from Pittsburgh he will meet General
Manager Wesgerber OF the Wheeling L
Elm Grove road with the purpose OF at.
ranging, II possible, for park on the
line OF that road near Altenhsim or
Woodland, whore tho Sunday games
can be PLAYED.
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MOUSDspILLE.
MlsceilnneouS Meinngs OF Minor Mat.
tiers from 3iarshnirs Metropolis.

A MIsceilaneou, Meinnse OF Minor Mat.
tiers from oiarshnlrs aIstropu,is.
A surprise party was given last oyeu.
ing at tho home Of J. c. Bardall Ia honor
OF Mrs. Basdal's birthday. Abou.
thirty wcre presen! aud enjoyed very
pleasant evening. An elegant supper
was served. Mrs. Dardall was the re.
cipient OF very handsome chair.
Hon. I. B. Purdy, member OF the
house OF delegates. has sent hi. portrait
to n number Of his friends here. Mr..
Purdy has the honor to have had more
bills pass both houses than any other
member OF the house.
Two more prisoners were placed in
the penitenuary yesterday from Mason
county. Owen Bessie gets five years for
aiding prisoners TO escape jail, and
James Z. Wells gets year Tor house
breaking.
The b. q. club will hold n valentine
party at the homo OF Miss Cora Walton.
The club consists Of ladie, and they
have invited their gentlemen friends to
be present.
The Epworth League has arranged a
tine programme for this evenings cele-
bration OF Lincoln's birthday, and a
large number will no doub. be present.
Constable P. McPelly, OF Sherrard,
brought Mis-. Smith, luna,ic, here yes.
tcrday aud placed her in Jail. She will
be taken to Weston to-day.
W. II. Harris. Of Glen Easton, pro.
spectiye Republican candidate for
sheriff in 1895, was IN tho city yes,er.
day.
Col. J. E Hoo.en was in Wheeling
yesterday.
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Low Rates to washingtou-Ticge,s Good
Ten DAYS.

Low Rates to Neutrality-suspicious. Good
Ten Days.
Washington is n. all times place of
interest, but 1t is particularly 80 and il
seen at its best during the winter
mon.hs, when Congress is in session.
What Rome was TO every soldier Of the
empire, what Athens was to the Greek,
Washington is and should DO to every
citizen OF the United S,ates-his glory,
his pride, his inheritance. his e,tate-
it belongs to him. All its magniiicence,
NIL its glory, all its iame,its public
buildings. its paintings, It's stat.
uary. it's monuments. its gardens,
its libraries. its museums, its streets
and its parks. You have no doubt
often promised yourself trip to
the National Capital. Why not avail
yourself of the opportunity to do SO
now; the next excursion is announced
vim tho Baltimore 4 Ohio for Thur.day,
February ii, tho rates are remarkably
low and train service the best the Balti.
more 4 Ohio has to offer. 1t Vcstbulcd
and Limited Express trains can he used
on either the going or returning Jour.
ney, as best suits your convenience.
Trains leave Wheeling sos n. III. and
5:i5 p. III. Parlor car on morning train
from Pittsburgh and sleeping car on the
night train. Tickets $40 for the round
trip.
Corrcspondinrly low rates from other
stations.
Tickets will DO good ten DAYS, and will.
be valid for passage from Washington
to Baltimore a, any time within tho life
OF the ticket.
For Pullman car accommodation aud
guide 10 points Of interest in Watching.
ton, address nearest Baltimore & Ohio
agent.
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A Dies MONIES woman who ha, been
troubled with frequent colds, concluded
TO try an old romody in now way, and
accordingly took a tablespoonful -four
times tho usual dose) OF Chamberlain
Cough Remody just bcioro going to bod.
Tho mex. morning she found that her
cold had alino,. entirely disappeared.
During tho day ahs took a few dosa, OF
the romody (ono teasp0oninl at a timc)
and ut night again took tablespoonful
before going TO bod, and on Tho follow.
INK morning awoko FREQ from all aymp-
toms Of the cold. Since then sho has,
on several occasions, used thi, remedy
in like manner. NTH the samo good 70.
suits, and IL much ela,sd over hor dis.
covsry OF so quick way Of curing
cold. For sale by Chai. K. Gostxe, Will
". Irwin, John Klari. WIN. r. Williams,
G. Mankemollsr. VIM. II. Hague, II. G.
Stewart. 4. L. sehsoln, J. Coleman, c.
schnopf. VIM. Alsnkemcllsr, Wheeling,
W. Va. Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; b. +.
Peabody < Son, Bsnwood.
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HARTFORD, CoSS., Feb. Wilbert
Perry died at the Hartford hospital last
night His death ends the career OF
tho man who was said to have been the
brightest scholar that Yale university
has graduated in twenty-five years. His
downfall may be said to have begun
when he was elected representative OF
Hartford to the general assembly in
lSSS. There he formed vices from
which he had never been able to free
himself, and since then he had been n
common druukard. On n bitter cold
nigh. week ago he wandered abou.
the streets drunk aud fell exhausted in
vacant lot. Both hi, hands and feet
were frozen whom he was found.
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MAnrIN,s Ernny.
iiaps md mishnps In tho Thriving CITY
Across tho River.

Across tho River.
Tho county roads have bean openod
up for travel. Tho snow had lriited 10
a depth Of twenty ieol In some places.
JHmos Baylon drove up TO Portland yos.
terday aud says the sloighing Is excel.
lOnt.
Thomas II. Green has taken thu
AGENCY for the Quick az Nina hons
coupling for Martins Ferry, bridgeport,
Bellaire and Wheeling.
Miss Nellie Jepson and Mi.s Carrie
Mitchell will return 10 st. Clairsylll.
to-day altor a weeks visit with DR.. and
Mrs. d. o. Williams.
Rev. William Lewis, pastor Of ths
Welsh CONGREGATIONAL church, ha. re.
turned from two weeks stay in Gu.
cinnali.
Tho skating on the rivcr near III
buckeye Glass Works. Ia excellent and
enjoyed by hundreds every day.
The valentine bazar under the au.
spice, OF st. Mary's church opened at
Schedules hall las. night.
G. W. McCombs, Of AIarahall county,
". Va, visited his brother L. Z. Nc.
Combs. yesterday.
Charles Trueman has taken q travel.
Ing position with P. Wsl!y & Sou, Of
Wheeling.
Charley Mossersmith was up the
Wheeling & Lake Eric railroad last
evening.
This !. tho sixth week OF tho protract.
cd meeting at the NJ. E. church.
MIR. and Mrs. Auson Paxon have a
now girl baby at their home.
Mrs. A. G. Pratt goes to Louisville
to-day, to visit her mother.
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New ORLEANS. LA.. Feb. lS.-Fiity.
eighth day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
winter meeting. Weather clear and
cold track very heavy.
Frat. ak iurlongs-Footrunner won
Churchill Clarke second; Followday
third; time, l;27!
Second, five and hall iurlongs
time won; Blackmore second; Red Vol
third; time, l:l9i.
Third, three iurlongs Rags won
Uncle Lew second; Arsenic third; Gme,
Fourth, six iurlonys-No Remarks
won; Merritt second; Lord Willow
brook third; time, l:95!.
Filth, six turlongs-Tom Kelly won
Old Dominion second; Kildare third ;
time. l:lSi.
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AND STILL THEY COME.
sonth Side Player Comes Back Mt til
Snmclcss Club.

South Side Player Comes Back Mt tho
SHmelrss Club.
A member OF the South Side bowling
club. OF the over-thc.c.eek league,
speaking OF the assertion OF the Name.
les. club player, that they will no.
bowl South Side for the inser-leacue
championship il the "siroacest players
OF the other clubs are TO be drafted into
the South Side team" said laet night:
Tho uptown players seem to be labor
ing under Il Misrepresentation. knoke,
ono o; the men objected to, has always
been member OF the South Side club.
At the beginning OF our season We
wanted to distribute our strong players
Knoko to bowl with another club.
For this reason there can be
no reasonable objection to knoke now
bowling with Us. As TO the other man,
Runbach, OF tho Buckeye team, we
took him because one Of our own best
rollers, "Jos' Dudley, havin. gone on
tile police force, We wanted another
good man, and took Rumbach. #
Nameic. wins tho second series up.
town, which is no. yet certain, aud
beat on! tho Brownies af,erwurd,
which /, still lesI certain, they
can then talk to u. about thoir ttou.
bIe.. In the meantime they should
take their troub!eG TO tho police. II by
rGa.on OF one or TWO OF The Brownies
dropping dead. Nsmelen manages to
win out in the series between tho two
clubs and then refuse 10 play us, we will
claim the city cham p!on,hIp."
AZ va. b,fore remarked, tho duello
may ho revived in thi. par. oil tho coun.
try, il the bowling people don't declare
peace.
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remarked In this house, there Ia no
quicker way to get 10 hell than behind
ths tall Of a fast horse. thon am on the
road and mean to stay there. II 4 man
WHO goes to raco courip 10 not ct to
preach, | want to find /. gu. and quit.
! went TO tho race course before Mr..
schivetea came here ind mean to 90
after no Ia vono.
God made the fast horse and |. Ia no
more a sin 10 rido behind n horse nj u
iaat gait, than behind steam engine.
! think Il would advance all our
churches II more ministers could &c. On.
thuiiaa,ic over fast horse aud get on.
ana hitch up n good ono and take a
drive. Some OF my clerical friends
say they would like u fast horse, but cav
\ fear tho church would not stand IT,
Wei, | have the courage Of my conylc.
llUuN
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met mad Il good lead in the first three
frames, but in the fourth Pen and PEN
ell by good work cauch. and then passed
their opponsnts. The high score was
Cameron's l76. The score OF the drat
game:
Pen and Pencil-Travis l25, Nc
Murohy 1872, Archer l23, Canell 40.
Handlan lGJ, Blind l55; total S4l.
Calumes-Lang lis, Wei,zel li2,
Cameron lie, Murphy 100, Porter III,
a. Welty l06; total 7S0.
?. aad P....sl lej 30 .39 29i 4al SO 81 T56 81
In the second game Calume. led
throughout the game. In tho eighth.
the Pen aud Pencils were but twenty.
eight pins in the rear, bu. in the next
two frames Calumet did tho better FORK
and won. Harry Travis lSS was the
prize winner" in individual work.
Handlau bowled well and is up with'tho
leaders ir averages. with 1853 for the
second series. The score:
Calunet-Laus lbs, WeiLzel lS9, Cam.
eron ll3, Murphy 40, Porter 1874. A.
WeIty 1863; total, $50.
PEN and Pencil-Travis lS3, Nc.
Murchy l52, Archer I25. Castel! III,
Handlan 100, Blind 1903; total. s3i.
calunet....ss IS. 81 37j Isl So COZ 7OI IS. $50
P Aad P....7s iIs Is 80 ~! i7s $50 o.! 20 ST
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NEW York, Feb. l3.-Mrs. French
Sheldon. the African explorer, will leave
to-day for Chicago, where suit for Sl5,.
900 will be brought shortly agains. the
Adams Express Company for the loss OF
q part Of the exhibit which Mrs French
Sheldon had II the Worlds Fair. She
says the exhibit filed thirteen boxes,
which at the close OF the fair had been
removed by the Adams Express Com.
pany from the Woman's building to tho
Auditorium Hotel. but when delivered
the boxes had numbered only twelve. the
missing box containing the chice.t part
OF the exhibit, valued at about 5000.
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II you have dull aud heavy pal n
across forehead aud about the eyes; il
the nos,rils are frequently stopped up
and followed by n disaRreoable dis
charge; il soreness in the nose and
bleeding from the nostrils is often ex-
pericnccd; il you are very sensitive to
cold in the head accompanied with
headache; then you may be sure you
havo catarrh. aud should Immediately
resor. to Ely's Cream Balm for cure.
The remedy will give instant relief.