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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-14

NERsroS WAS IN TIE ACT OF PACKING ur.
on that coat-brought back rolled up,
doubtless by the thief who had used II,
and flung carelessly into tho handiest
cupboard. That was tho gangs mis-.
take"
"Well, l congratulate you." I said.
~ hope they'll catch the rascals."
II rather think they will, now they
know whore to look. They can scarcely
miss Merston, anyway. There has been
very little TO 60 upon in this case. but
stuck to the thread, however slight,
and it brought me through. The rest
OF the case, OF course, is Plummer's. 1t
wa, 4 peculiarly Of my commission
that l could equally well iultll it by
catching the man with all tho plumber,
or BY proving him innocent. Having
done the latter my work was at an end =,
but let,it where plu,umer will be able
to finish the job handsomely"
Plummer did. Sam Gunter, Merston
and one accomplish was taken-the frs,
and last were well known the police
and were identified by Laker. Mers,on.
as Hewitt had suspected. had kept the
lions share for himself. so that alto
cether. with what was recovered from
him and tho other two. nearly cll,000
was saved for Messrs. Liddle, Neal &
Liddlc. Mersten, when taken, was in
the act OF packing up 10 take holiday
abroad and then cash his notes, which
were found. neatly packed in separate
thousands, in his portmanteau. As
Hewitt had predicted, his gas bill WAS
considerably less next quarter, for the
latter two months OF 1t he spont in goal.
As for Laker, no was reirstated, OF
course. with an increase OF salary by
way OF compensation for his broken
head. He had passed terrible twenty.
six hours in tho cellar. unfcd and un-
hoard. Several times he had become
insensible, and again and again he had
thrown himself madly against tho door,
shouting and tearing at it until he foil
back exhausted. with broken nails and
bleeding fingers. For some hours be-
fore the arrival OF his rescuers no had
been sitting in sort OF stupor from
which he was suddenly aroused BY the
sound OF voices and footsteps. lie was
in bed for n month, and required rest
Of month in addition before he could
resume his duties. Then he was quietly
lectured by Mr.. Neal rs TO betting, and,
| believe, dropped that practice in con.
sequence. | am told that no is "at tho
counter" now. considerable promotion.
(TuE esd
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IuLl Ne hiILtsD MI DJi.
know, | found that scrap of paper.
That. l judged, had fallen from tho
hand OF the man carrying the umbrella.
lle had torn the paper in half in order
TO fling itaway, and one piece had fallen
into the loosely tapping umbrella. 1t
is thing that will often happen with
an omnibus ticket. rs you may have
noticed. Also. it was proved that the
umbrella was unrolled when found.
ard rolled Immediately it was found.
So here was piece OF paper dropped by
the person who had brought the UNI.
brella to Charing Cross and let, it.
get tho whole advertisement, as YOU re.
member, and | studied it 'Yob' ia
back.slang for boy and i, is often
used in nicknamcs TO denote 4 young.
smooth faced thief. Gun,er, tho man
suspect, rs matter Of fact, is known
as tho 'IIox.on Yob.' Tho message
then was addressed 10 some one known
by such n nickname. Next. II. K. shop
roas,.' Now. in thieves slang, to roast
a thing or person is TO watch it or him.
They call any place shop-notably n
Thieves den. So that this meant that
some r6sort-perhaps the 'Hoxton Row
shop'-was watched. You lst there
tonight would DO clearer, perhaps,
whom the rest was understood. |
thought little ovor tho rest, and it
struck mo that IL must be a direction
to some other house. since one was
warned OF as watched. Besides there
was tho number 1877. and red b.. which
would be extremely likely to mean red
blinds, BY way OF clearly distinguishing
the house. And then tho plan OF the
thing WAS plain. You have noticed,
PROBABLY, that the map OF London.
which accompanies the postoiliCc direc.
tory. is divided Tor convenience OF
reference, into numbered squaros?'
"Ies. The aQuarcs.aro denoted by
letters along tho top margin and figures
down the sido. So TINT il you consult
the directory aud find a place marked
As being in D5, for instance. you find
vertical division d, and run your iingcr
down 1t till it intorBccla horizontal d.
vision 5, and thcro you are"
precisely. got my postonico direc-
tory and looked for 'O2' 1t was in
North London, and took in parts OF
Annoy Park Cometory and Clissold
Park. Second top was the noxt sign.
Very we'll. counted the second street
intersccting tho top OF the squnre,,
counting in tho urual way, from tho
left. That was Lordship road. Thon
'3rd t. From tho point whore Lord.
ship rond crossed the ton OF tho square
ran my finger down tho road I'LL 1t
camo 10 '3rd L. or. In othor words, tho
third turnin. on tho loft. llackworth
road, So there Wa wore, unlola my
cneascH wcro altogether wrong.
Straight non, probably meant
straight monikcr'--that ia to sny tho
proper name, thioIs roal marc, In
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FINANCE AND TItADE.
Tho Features OF tho sIuuoy nui Stock
Nfnrlsf.

iho fchturos OF tho stuuoy hni STOCK
Markets.
NEW York May iJ.-Money on cali easy a. ~
pcr cont; last loan ~ per cent; closed n: *
PET ceut Primo mercantile paper ?,4atlS per
ceuL Sterling exchange II shade iirmor nj 81 sTa
ASK. Silver certificates 67iaGI.c. The total
sales OF stocks to day were G5S. 1888 shares.
Speculation on the stock exchange to-day was
on magnificent scale. tho transactions aGgrc'
eating very nearly 10000 shares. Al tho open.
ing OF bu,ncaS tho market was Irregular, bnt
the tendency IN tho inalu was toward lower
figures, due principally 10 sales for foreign nc.
count In the London market realizing move
mcnt In Americans Is In pfOgrOS. The bcnS
took advantage OF this situation 20 dcprCss
values. and ~ n result losses running up 10 Ia
pct cent were made In the first halt hour. LonlN'
ytllc& Nashville. Union Pacific. Northern I'd
clhc preferred. the rrInGefs aud LacEawnnDn
leading the decline. sugar fell OIL y per cent.
but quickly moved 10 q. per cent 10 llS,h. A
rally occurred after 1880 O'Clock, good buyers
coming In Al the lower range Of prices and n
general advance took place, which was not
checked until shortly before mid day. III the
last hour the trading again became heavy, VIII h
a break ranging up TO ~ per cent In the active
shares The market closed weak, with ma
iotity of the stocks dealt In lower thnn az the
close on Saturday. the principal iccIlues being:
Louisville 4 Nashville rs, Cordnsc preferred
u anil Leather per cent.
The trading In bonds during the day was OF
an animated character, tho sales aggrcSating
Si,IS9Ol0.
Government bonds firm.
stHtc bonds Inactive.
Railroad bonds irregular.
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Bucltlcn's Arnica Salvo,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satistac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
conts per box. For sale by Logan Drug
COMPANY,
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to0pyrtgh,, i9ll

By this tlmo cab was waiting In
Lombard street, and two OF Plummuf's
mon. under tho doctors directions,
carried Lakor to 1t. No sooner, now.
over, wcro thoy In tho court than III o
Two watching women threw themselves
historically upon Laker. aud It was
long before thoy could be persuaded
that no was not being takon to Jail.
Tho mother shriekod aloud: "My boy,
my boy! Don't tako him! Oh, don't
take him They've killed nv boy!
Look ut his head! Oh, his hoad!" and
wrrosilod desperately with tho mon,
while Hewitt attempted to aoothe hor,
and promised to allow her to 20 in tho
cab with her son II she would only DO
quiet. Tho younger woman lnado no
noise. but she hold ono Of Lakcr's limp
hands in both hors.
Hewitt anl | dinod together tina!
evening, and no gave INC n full account
oil the occurrences which | have hero
sct down. Still, when no was finished,
L was not able TO see clearly by what
process OF reasoning no had arrived at
the conclusions that gave him tho koy
to tho mystery, no. did understand
the agony column" message. and
said 30.
"ln tho beginning" Hewitt explained,
"the thing that struck mo "a curious
was tho fact that Lakor was said to
have given his own namn n. Palmcr's
in buying his ticket. Now, the first
thing tho srcenest and newest criminal
thinks OF is changing his name, so that
tho giving OF his own name seemed I'M
likely to begin with. Still no nigh,
have made such mistake, US rlummcr
suggested. when he said that criminal.
usually made mistake somewhere-as
they do, III fact. Still, a was tho least
likely mistake could think Of, espe.
cially as he actually didn't wait to BIO
asked for his name. but blurted II out
whom II wasn't really wanted. And it
visa con Joined with another rather curl
Gus mistake, or what would have been
a mistake, il tho thief were Laker. Why
should he conspicuousiy display his
wallet-sucb n distinctive artcle-ior
the clerk to zee and note2 Why, rather
had he not got rid OF It before showing
himself? Suppose it should be some.
body personating Lakcr? In any cate
determined not to be prejudiced BY
what mad heard OF Laker's betting. A
man may bot without being thief.
But again, supposins it were Lakcr.
Might he NOT have given his name and
displayed his wallet and so on while
buying ticket for France, in order to
draw pursuit after himself in that direc-
ton. while he made OF in another. in
another name, and dissui,ed? Each
supposition was plausible. And in
either case it might happen that, who
ever was LAYING this trail would prob.
ably lay it little further. Charinc
Cross was tho next point, and there l
went. already had it from Plummcr
that Laker had not been recognized
there. Perhaps the trail had been laid
in some other manner. Something lei,
behind with Laker's name on it, per-
haps? l at once thought OF tho um-
Drella with his monogram, and, making
long shot. asked for it at the lost prop.
erty Office, as you know The guess
was lucky. In the umbrclla, as you
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-14

ChicnEo-Cattlc dull and lower; native s,cors
81 .Dn6 o.; cows 81 75at 50: bulls steady. with
ready sales, Hogs dull heavy q aiai IS: com.
mon to choice a lOat 20; light weights 81 3Oa
iGi. Sheep steady; choice natives 81 ?5ai %;
common s! 00a2 90 holders OF good native sheep
aro not anxious TO sell ut current prices Re.
ccIr,'-CRtlc i9.0)o hchd; calves. 100 head: hogs,
5000 heal; sheep, 900 head.
Clncinnnt,-lIOcsa active and stronger at 81 loa
! 70; receipts, !, 100 head: shipments 40 head.
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on C,iy-Opcncd Mt 81 40; highest 81 eii low.
est 81 80; closed nj sl9iT sales I,OOl barrcG
CcRtnnceS 500 barrels shipments ll6,US bnr'
relS; runs S7,76) barrels
New Yark-pettOcum ttfonr. Pennsylvania
OIL sales none; June options. ,nlcS 1909 bnticA,
closed at 81 VI bio Lima oil sncS none.
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W. T. SANFORD, Station Agent OF
Leeper, Clarion county, Pa. writes: l
can recommend Ono Minute Cough Cure
rs tho best ever used. 1t gave instant
relief and quick cure Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, ". Va, b. +. Peabody,
Benwood, and Bowie & Co., Bridge
port, O.
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A High Complainant.

BoLroS. CONN., am very much
pleased with the object Of your Simmons
Liver Regulator, and have recommend.
ed it TO good many friends. "-E. A.
Rose. Your druggist sells it in powder
or liquid; tho powder to BIO taken dry,
or made into tea. Is
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plles: Pllns. IlChlnE pIln,.

SYMPTOMS = Moisture; intense itching md
singing; most NJ night; worse by scratching II
allowed 10 continue IrInors form, which often
bleed md ulCcrato. becoming vcrv sore
SwAYHE's OiSTMESr stops tho Itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cases re.
moves the tu,norS At druggists, or by mail, for
SOccnLA Dr. Swnyno x Son. phiHlelphIa
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Now YorH-rhcrc Inns been fairly good dc.
rnand for KcnSUnable Spccinlitcs. such rs print.
I'd fabrics and dress goods. and Of light textures
the engagement took a good collective quantity
There wasn icordcr demand for low cost cloth
iug aud woolcns, also some spccInltlcS OF med.
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Simply apply "SwAySG's oiSrMESr," No In.
tcrnnl rncdiciD0 required. Cures tettcr, eczema,
itch. all cruptlOns on tho lace, hands. nose, &c
leaving tho skin cloar. white and healthy. It's
great healing aud curative powers arc possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYSE'S 0iSrMCSL ITiIAtw
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On and after Saturday. February ., 1895, trains
will run rs follows. city time:
LEAVE WWEEilNG. LEAVE ELM GROVE.
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY.
CO. BREWSTER Receiver.

limo Table No, u. to iaso Tee: I'll l. n,
Sunday November 10 1871
Leave whccliuS-ts:oo, t9:D, ll:;oa. M. t,:2l
~S:l5, ti:3O. 1900 r. IN.
Leave Peninsula-tS:o6. t9;Sl. lll;i5A m..t::::,,s
sS..l. 1855. lg:oj p. IN.
Leave Martins Ferry-ts:E. 1851, lil;Sa m.
t?:3.. Na:27 ti:l!. lp;l..
Arrive Tcrmiual Junc;ion-ts:l7. tlo:05. HISS
n, H., t!:SS "S:3!. ti;i6 f9:iS y. m.
Leave Terminal Junctiou-I7:?2. 1901 m,
ol.:,O. a. IN. la;s9 ti;oS. ti:N. 1875 p. III.
Leave Martin sfcrry-t1"tS, ij:O7 m. 't!b.
ji:0S, h:lO, tS:la. tS:52 p. M,
Leave PoninSula -t7:SI i9:ltar "1l:5l, ii:lL
ti:l;, ISIS. tS;&. y III.
Arrive whcoIiug-t7:to, lo:0 l. III. '1:5s
3ii:l7. tI:.j ti:Il. t9:0a p. H.
sDatr tDally oxc.pI sunday. lSundsys only
Allttaius will run on Easorn Tina
J.E TAUSSlG. Superintendent
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iun qualities. hut H. Az most tDn carly for the
general demand, thrown CnttOns showed Ia
more inquiry, though NJ choicest brands stocks
afro exhausted aud near deliveries ntn we'll over.
sold. Printing cloths arc firm NJ 2IsG for spots
aud contracts,
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PRAYERS are sometimes lnaio IN
church That tho devil would be willing
to take Of his coat and hcIp answcr.--
RAMS Horn,
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When baby WAS sick, vo gave her castorls-
When shc wns q Child, shc cried for CaS,orls,
When shc became Miss, shc chung to Cns;oria.
When 6ho had Children. she gave them CastoriA
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From Pittsburgh. 1910 a. n. and $50 y. m.
daily. llS p. m, daily. except Saturday, lsss D.,
M. except Sunday. and n::225 a M, Sunday only
|, Washington Accommodation, slOa. m, daily,
except sunday. o.
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S-% Pennsylvania Saaaous.
|VgEDnDSyIVdnid LINES.
KY Trains Run By Central Time.

ricKEr 0Frlcrs At pFSSsrirASA STATION Oh
WATRn ST., fuOr or ELEVENTH Sr., %MEELiSa,
At NCi.vRE ilorsg. WUrrLISG. AMP At TGr
lrpSYtvAHIk STATION. fHip1ErORT.
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Mrs. N. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
IalOand 1871 8 Markets., wheeling. VIVA.

Tho Island car. and electric motors pnv tho
dhor. Fourth annual session begins MONDAY,
'eptnmb1r II. 1884, This school oilers com.
pictr and thorough e1uCatIOn In Prarica, Eng.
,hh; Mathematics, English Classics Latin md
MODERN Languages.
Inc school cDuSisS 0i Primary. Intermediate.
academic and College Preparatory tIonnrtIncnt,
he methods and course OF Instruction will
compare faTorHbly with tho best souiInarlcs In
ihe country.
HoyS arc rccnlVod In the Primary md Tnto,.
mealnts FOR clrcnlar or interview. spply 10
MRS. VI. STEVENS HART,
Priucinal, Wheeling ". Va.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD Co.
SOUTH BoUS,

On aud after Monday. December Il, 1891. Pa,
scuger Trains will run rs follows: aDaily,
tDaily Except Sunday. Central time
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Chicn:o-liclpcd by crop damage reports
which resisted ucArish news and liquidation to.
day the wheat market wound uH with gain
Of nc for July. July corn gained sac: July
oats lost iic aud provisions made slight gains.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

yAAtH, hnl departure Of trains on AMI after
sMh. ~ IVA EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE
MARKS! DAILY ID,ily. except SUNDAY; iDaIly,
except Sltnflavi "Dally, except Monday; isufi.
lays ,ny only; Mondays only; Saturdays only.
IlNtnril Standard TlInC. ''''
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-02-09
pTERGyE a .as, CURE
A Terrible Wreck.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan, ga terri
able wreck, causing life and MANNED
limbs. occurred at Coatesville this
afternoon. Vandalia train No Q,
due in this city at 2.35, was wrecked
by the spreading of the rails. Two
persons were killed almost instantly
and thirty or forty were seriously in
jured.
The train was running at full speed
and was about twenty minuates late.
1t had just passed the town of Coat
esville and was rounding curve
when the tracks spread. The private
car of President r. w. McKeen,
which was attached to the train, jump.
ed the tracks. This was followed
by the parlor car and then the ladies
car, the two rear cars going down
the embankment ten feet before the
train could bestopped. The smoker
left the tracks, but did not go over.
The two rear cars caught fire, but
the flames were extiDguished without
damage.
A man died soon after being taken
from the car. In his pocket was
found letters indicating that his
name was John W. Norton, manager
of the grand Opera House at st.
Louis. He was carried to a school
house unconscious and lived only a
short time. He did not speak.
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The Doctors are Guilty

Grave mistakes are made by ply
sicians in treating Heart Disease.
The rate of sudden deaths is daily
increasing. Hundreds become VIC
Tins of the ignorance of the physi-
clans in the treatment of this dis
ease. One in four persons have a
diseased heart. Shortness of Breath,
Palpitation and Fluttering, Irregu-
lar Pulse, Choking Sensation, Asth-
matte Breathing, Pain or Tenderness
in Side, Shoulder and Arm, Weak
or Hungry Spells, are symptoms of
Heart Disease. DR.. Niles New
Heart Cure is the only reliable RENE
dy. Thousands testify to its won.
derful cures. Books free. Sold by
A. M. Gilbert.
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A Family Extinguisked.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 3O.-A
Bismark N. D., special to the Pion-
eer Press, says:
The family of Peter Olsen, con.
sisting of Hazel F., his wife, and
three children, the oldest boy aged
sixteen, together with one Bathga, a
hired man employed by Olsen, was
extinguished by fire early this morn
ing. Olsen was a prosperous farm
er and wheat buyer about a
mile south of the little village
of Sterling, thirty miles east of
here. At 6 o'clock this morning the
residents of Sterling saw a bright
light in the direction of Olsen's farm.
1t was thought to be burning straw
stack. Shortly after the fire was
seen neighbors started for Olsen's
place to investigate. The farm house
was found burned to the ground and
the five bodies of the Olsen family
were found among the debris.
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A Lively Timo for Charlie.

Charlie Outlines recently kept
record of the business transacted by
him during one day of the present
depression, with the following graft
tying results. His callers were:
A stranger TO borrow the dlrec
tory.
A man W no wanted charge for a
five pound note.
A boy to sell matches and feather
busters.
An accident insurance agent.
A man who wanted Charlie to cash
a cheque.
A girl collecting subscriptions for
a woman's home.
A book peddler.
A friend who wanted small loan.
Charles tailor.
Another friend who wanted loan.
The Most Worthy Begun of the
Order of Indian Rajahs, who tried to
sell Charlie some tickets for an en-
tertainment to be given ''for the
benefit of the order"
A woman to ask what floor room
SO was on.
Another friend who wanted five
shillings ''until Saturday night"
The tenant from across the ball to
use the telephone.
A boy to borrow the railway guide
for Mr.. Snifkins.
A man looking for ga party named
White
The boot black.
The woman to clean up the office.
And yet they say that away out in
the suburbs fair maiden sits and
sadly wonders "Why Charlie doesn't
propose!"-Exchange.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-02-09

A long, loose jointed pilgrim, in a
faded brown hat and venerable over
coat, strayed into one of the parks
the other day where holly contest
ed game of football was in progress.
He watched the players for some
time in silence and at last asked a
bystander:
"What dye reckon that thing
they're fightin' over is wuth?"
about $3.50, perhaps" replied
the man to whom he had spoken.
They're pack o. burned foolsi"
exclaimed the pilgrim, stalking away
in disgust.
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WOOLSON SPICE CO, Ie.z Ei;;: s s.s


Bashful Bachelor, nervous and
fidgoty, trying to remembera speech
he had been rehearsing for an hour
previously)-My dearest, II have
long wished to tell you that / am
FULL mean my heart is full-my
palpitatlng heart-I-I mean your
smiles-dearest, would shed-would
she'd
Helpful Maid, (anxious and ex-
pectant)-Perhaps, dear, we could
live in fat at first, and then we
should not need a woodshed.
The all important date was fixed
within five minutes.
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Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised drug
gist to sell DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, upon this condition. If you
are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, or
will use this remedy as directed, CIV
ing it fair trial, and experience and
benefit, you may return the bottle
and have your money refunded. We
could not make this offer did We not
know that DIR. Kings New Discovery
could be relied on. 1t never disap-
points. Trial bottles free at L. G.
Matthaei's Drug Store. Large size
SOC. and 81.
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What is

Castoria Is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription fer nats
and Children. 1t neither Opium, Motif nor
other Narcotic substance. IE is harmless sssss
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing syrups and Castor Oil
1t is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years. use By
Millions of Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fevcrishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea md Wind Collie. CastOra relieves
teethng troubles, constipation and hatulency
Castcra assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
toria is tho Children's Panaceathe Mothers Friend
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-02-09

IL heard one of the walters say
that fossil shell of oysters six feet
wide had been found in Kansas
remarked the first oyster.
"How we have degenerated !" sigh
ed the other oyster. "By the way,
1 wonder If they ever served us stuff
fed with turkeys in those days?r-
Cincinnati Tribune.