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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-23

liz and ia while using only two balls.
'fhlS ~ rql1l 10 Whit Bnynrai OF the
l;cialcnicu who bowl there can make.
It Is Gaid That c..ShcrlIr w. c. coclI-
rlu ls 20 be provided far ny tho prcsnnt
alaGe administration. II RnnnI that iyp
definite place has bpun upstlcd upon Tut
that hc Is to DO recognized In tho dii!-
tribution Of plunn.
NlcaBus. G.. lsuW'bach ana Alex. oglc,
who went down to Marietta to sec an
oil well como in, In which they ind
others are Interested, got there Just In
time TO see the tools, rope, etc, drop in
TO the well,
Spot. Green. cOlored barber, has n
nrmcrounly siiulrd mulinn SIR himnrit
for deputy slsitp Dil innprrlOr Sind VIII
present 10 when u chief 10 nprnlnlrd for
this district.
Things nrc exceedingly gulet IN pnlIrn
circles this wuclI, hut II IL thought thin
term OF court viii give hnlt a dozen
liCllnlrc ciippS free rldn to Columbus,
Charles N. Allen. formerly In the
newspaper business here, died In Col
umbus, aged seventy-three years and
VIII be buried at cadiz. to.oay.
nc. Ayers, esd..ot 81. clalrsvillc, has
beta appointed United States commits
Eioncr Tor this district. vice Il, y, How
ell, OF bridgeport. resigned.
Preparations arc hrlnT made ut III"
Mcci wurkI for changes liz TINT h"raa :
mcnt. whereby 1t ~ expected to In
crease the yield.
Sciilhs iiduor In prohibition 4ewn-
E!iIpR In this county costs $40 to S25 for
each ofrcnsc, and from five to ten days
IN Jail.
Mr. George W. Yult. of The NcllnlrC
Baltic Company. Is @IlnnllnG Il meet
Ing: OF the manufacturers at tndIInapu-
llf.
The pupils In tho hli;h Jchpnl have
l,rnu liavIaG r0vlGw examinations by
the superintendent this week.
The union gospel services ult the rink
continue this week and cnch evening;
thu hnusr hus been well illlud.
Father Fitzgerald went to Cntumtua
yesterday for Il conference with Bishop
Wattcr5on.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In ths city aud whseiinl
EoILx Abroad.

EOtAA huEpAu.
Mr.. Marcus Baer was reported much
better yesterday.
Miss TITLE Thomas, OF North Main
street, is visiting friends in Mounds
Vile.
Clinton L. MeChesney left yesterday
Ter Allegheny to take charge OF lead
InG dental establishment.
j. NJ. Rarr. state mine Inspector, Is
hOrc, on his annual tour OF inspection
or the mines In this district.
Mlss Annie Mcars, 4 well-known
young lady OF the South Side, ts the
guest OF friends In Pittsburgh for q
few weeks.
afr. c. N. Taylor. ;he well known FISH
dealer. has returned home, much i'm
proved in health, TO the great del!Sht OF
his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caldwell and
Mrs. u. +. Caldwell have gone TO Cam
br!dge5oro Springs 10 spend u few
weeks. Mayor Caldwell VIII Join them
Saturday.
Mr. Ben. F. Horkheimer. of Horkhei-
mcr Brothers. WIFI leave for MaucheS-
ter. Conn, the latter part OF this week,
where he win take the management OF
the firms wool pulling establishment,
just started there.
George ]. Brand formerly manager Of
the Postal Telegraph cOmrnny's office
hure, now located In Pittsburgh, and
Miss Blanche Cochran. were married
yesterday at st. Joseph's Cathedral.
They will reside in Pittsburgh.
Nr. Jason C. Stamp. the bicycle deal
ct. left for New York via the Baltimore
& Ohio last night at midnight He Will
attend the big cycle show ut Madison
Square Garden and make arrangements
for the line OF wheels that he viii han
die this season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-23

PITTSBURGH, January %. = Tho
commercial Gazette tomorrow wifi say
NAT within few days, unless present
Nam, , fall, n base ball deal will be
. . which will eclipse anything done
tn That line for years past. The sub
.,apee OF the article Is that President
TobIson. OF the Cleveland club, ms
H iS"S, concluded arrangements with
1Syis Won Der Abe by which the st.
"nJs franchise and club will be sold
tLNy, Ti 10 the Gle veland management,
,Ss iattcr's team transferred to ST.
t s leaving Cleveland ont OF the
isaEuc, and making room for Detroit
~ Ert IN, The. money consideration Is
re, made public, but Il IS snil Robin
ssn could well afford 10 pay 10000 and
siill make money by the transfer.
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NouNpsT1LLE.
4 Miscellaneous MsIangs nf Minor Mat
tiers from sIarshalis Metropolis.

~
tiers from Marshail'H Metropolis.
County court has been in session for
the past two days and will possibly end
its labors to-day a large amount OF
business has been done In settling with
the read surveyors and poor commits
sioncrs. A. J. Mathews WAS appointed
Justice OF the peace in Liberty district
to MI the vacancy caused by the death
or j. r. Grimm. George Edwards was
elected to hc Eaule Once IN the place OF
]. j. Hill, OF Washington district, who
resigned.
Charles Hamilton. the night operator
Mt the Ohio River depot, has been re-
moved TO the Parkersburg office, 4
new man VIII be sGnt here to take the
position in few days,
Little Prince lodge. knights OF Pyth-
las, is rehearsinG for n mock initiation
to he given ut the opera house on Feb
runry !. for their benefit
James Smith. OF the Moundsvillc Mar
bic and Granite Company. Is ut Friend
~, filling II contract for monument
work,
Rev. Mr.. Twynem Is recovering from
his recent illness. He expects TO occu-
Ply his pulpit next Sabbath.
The Ladies' Sewing society OF the NJ.
Z. church met yesterday at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. ]. r. hurley.
Miss Bessie pevries returned last
evening from Wheeling, where she has
been visiting friends.
James Doyle. n prospective candidate
for sheriff. OF Benwood. was here yes
terday.
Isaac Rogers and Thomas Scott have
associated themselves in the feed bus
mess.
Mrs. Charles Ifornhrook is the guest
OF relatives Mt Powhatan, Ohio.
C. a. Weaver returned from trip 10
Pittsburgh Inst evening.
Miss Morrow has returned from Wis
It to Elm Grove friends.
one convict was discharged from the
pen yesterday
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MARTINS TERRY.
IIaps aud NflAhap, Ia the Thriving City
Across the River,

IIaps aud MIAhap, Iva the Thriving City
Across the River.
Secretary Ryan, OF the bonrd OF depn-
ty supervisors OF elections, gays It Is
impossible to comply with the law and
hold special election In tho First
ward on the Goth instant to'elect coun-
Gilman to MI the uneXpirod term, and
that another election could not be call
ed for the reason that Il would bring
the special election within sixty days
OF the regular April election.
Congressman pRHfsrd introduced
bills on Tuesday TO remove the charge
OF desertlon against Jonathan Milburu.
Jerome Brown and Archibald g. Nc
Donald; 10 pay $500 bounty to Thomas
Riley, OF Richmond, Ohio, and to PEN
sion Sarah Chamberlain.
William Andrews and bride, OF New
Castle. Pa, arrived last night 10 spend
a part OF their honeymoon with Mr., and
Mrs. William S. Fisher on Broadway
They were married yesterday. Mr.. An
drews is a young business man Of New
Castle.
Mr.. Thomas Jordan, former Mar
tins Ferry boy who is in the drug bus
ineRs ut Cincinnati, was recently mar
ried to Miss Mary HASTE, OF that city,
Mrs. Joseph Haigh. OF steubenville,
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs,
Richard Stewart, returned yesterday.
Miss Bird Sedgwick. OF Mt. Hope, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. X. Dixon.
Mansfield Clark and George Mean
inch were at Brilliant yesterday.
Tin mills u, Il. 15, and lG at the Aetna
Standard resumed yesterday.
Miss Carrie Hobbs goes to Baltimore
tonight to visit relatives
DR.. John l.. Hervey returned yester-
day from steubenville.
Mrs. F. link and daughter will 80 to
Cleveland to-day.
The farmers institute at colerain is
drawing well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-23

.Thl1 play 10 10 given Mt the Opern
iI"1s" tis evening. ~ picturesque and
lh'roftn'. Some " the most import
ant -erurs ire placed In New orleans
Mt ID Sin" of the Mnril Gras Carnival,
",h'H a"Ttoin leading pcrHGnnges or tho
plhF ~ order to serge purpuec9 they
nav. 20 View. assume Innfk1 and fam
mi" ~rstumcF Thig nAtlT effect "a the
n.i'.1H side NJ the performance. An
luu.r En In W ty IN r n,nirt ~ sb"yn
IN 'h' attempted execution Of mn iDno-
,r' man 4 peIf""mniire IN 4 floating
Theatre. and attack on jnll and many
tF"htS In town and country MI out n
uI''t"l thas In strikinly effective.
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r,,e suitrh moi Allowed.

Last evening the council committee
on railroads met to consider petition
for permission to place n railroad
switch in Alley .. north from Sixteenth
street The paper wHs very generally
signed by property holders on Main
street but therp WIS opposition from
those on Market street, and the com
mIttec therefore recommended that the
ordinance granting the right OF way
ahnlIlh not be passed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-23

MANY merchants are well aware
that their customers are their best
friends and take pleasure in supplying
them with the best goods obtnInable.
As an instance we mention Perry &
Cameron, prominent druggists of
Flushing. Michigan. They say: Eve
have no hesitation in recommending
Chnmberinln'R Cough Remedy TO our
customers. as It is the best cough medi-
cline we have ever sold. and always
gives satisfaction" For sale at % aud
20 cents per bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-23

The Boston Globe says OF Lost in
New York" which comes 10 the Grand
this evening: The Bowdoin Square
theatre was crowded last night by an
enthusiastic audience sssembled 70
melodrama, Lost In New York" The
play was cxcellently stnged and the
acting through the entire piece was
commcNdable
lost In New York" is one OF the best
productions from the pen OF Mr.. Leon
ard Grover, who han dealt with almost
every phase Of life in the metropolis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-23

IT'S about az hard 70 break some pro-
pie OF lid hoSits Ms 1t IL TO break Ma
lFElal Fever when II once gets firm
hold upon one. Mt. c. lElmrnd. OF Lam
caster, Ohio.says, simmons Liver Reg
uiator broke u case OF Mallrlal Fever OF
three yeaps Stumbling fur me, and less
thnn one bottle did tho business.
ahall use Il wlicn In need OF any medl-
cine. and recommend It."
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WITH THE sOwLERs
Tho Nightly Record orstrIisss and spares
on the Alleys.
MusEE LEAGUE

The once almost invinelble Nameless,
AZ the Nusee league. fell down before
thc tail eHders, the Press Club team,
WHO scored two victories Rguiupt them.
Tne Nameleas wcrV beaten twice by
scores Of sos. and strange 70 say tailed
,ust that number OF pins in the winning
game Wclty and Dlscher giq the best
work for the Press Club. while Camp
heIl was the only Samcless bowler
who rolled In first class form.
The defeat Of Sameless allows tho
palsIes TO step into second place, throw
lpC them into the dangerous company
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cnool, & Co.'S Cloak Department
olloVh will save you lots OF money.

COUGHING irritRtcs the delicate or
gans and aggravates the disease. In
stead OF waiting. try one Minute Cough
Cure. II helps at once. making eXpec-
torat!on easy, reduces the soreness
and inflammation. Every one likes e
Logan Drug Co. Wheeling, W. Va. y.
Co., Bridgeport. o. Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-23
WORLD Of SPORT,
po,por tnat Cleveland is to Drop
out Of the League.
CLEVELAND BASE BALL TEAM,

. .,or,,ur 10 the story, will be Trans
-" n,r,a 10 St. Louls and Detroit VIII En-
,,r the big LsaEus-i.ast Slshps BOWL
d., cums.-Prss eius Wins From
ys@rl,.. New orlsan. RAees-o,hsr
,,,,. lp the Arena OF SPORT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-23

ONE Minute Cough Cure Is rightly
named II affords instant relief from
suffering when afflicted with n severe
cough or cold. II acts Oh the throat,
bronchial tubes, and lungs and never
falls to give Immediate relief, Logan
Drug Co, Wheeling. W. Va. b. +. Pea,
body. Bcnwood. and Bowie u Co.
Bridgeport, O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-23

Many OF thu characters OF the play arc
comic types who constitute rrdi vein
OF humor, including songs. dances and
speeialtles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-23

E'tabuEh-River 40 feet and sta
tonaTy 1T the dam. "a r.go OF = feet In
t"'Tiiy.four houra) Wcmller.llght rain
ara moderate.
Wlrrrn-River 10 inches aud falling.
tla"r and mia
uI cay-Rlvtr &c inches and failing,
Cloudy nui mid.
ornyb1ro-Mvcr feet G inches and
El'lnrary. Weather. raining,
S'urpcHgilir-AIYnr 4 fcrt and sta
unr-G Ralnlng md cold. Up-lIcn
nun Henry Dobul. Josh Cook, VOlnu-
i.LT Duwn--iicnnrti.
Nlrglut0wn--Rly closed and the
'r" ia rafting rapidly. Weather, warm
tal raialAE.
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TO LOAN.
no LOAN.
PROPOSALS..

I'd LACKSAflTHING AND COAL.
ID Bids will DO received at tho City Gas
ONCE for hlacksmlthing 10 be done AZ t INC
fhe ncriod OF one year. Also BIDS Tor FUR
nishinE run-of-mfne coal to the Electric
Light Plant for the same period. SpeSciinn-
cations can be seen nj the ofilce. Al nias
must be in on or before january 81; lS.e
The board reserves the rtght 20 LS{sS , ,S SH'
or all bids. GAS IhoSlEiESS;;
GODFREY ScHUL, Secretary: JAZZ
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Rsai Edate ArSns C,lleca,. Nottrs Public aud
PnnAInn Atln;ner No NJ. MarseL strsst IA 0
FOB s ALE.

House, > rooms Wilson ST. Centre Wheeling.
caSy icTrpN $50
Lot. 50 feet front. Lind St, s!So.
House, rOouiS and nttlc, Jacob st., 9th ward.
sl.iOl
House. u rooms. brick 18th st.. ssS)l.
HOict, q rooms, Martins Ferty, o. cheap, on
easv terms
House. S rooms and s.rnomed house Ia rear,
Nnrket ST.. between 9Th md sth sN SSH
New house. rooms large inL aSIh st 81, 6ol
House. rooms. 2IIh St. 81 IN A.
llouse, rooms. 18th st.. ., ,JO.
House. IL rooms; Chnnline A.. Ccntr0 Wheel.
lug. wlthlaSgc lot cheap on easy tSrn&
llon,e, rooms and hall. with: arrSs Pleas
ant VALLEY. 500.
House, : mons and hall bath aud both sasol
Iarob At, between 18th aud i6Ill. SiyS1l
honSe.d MONS and hall. lo S0xi01 f.. near
stt''Ct rat barn. cheap si7Al
I.ntS IN MrNeNhcn Shrih BHnwOol Glendale.
Island RhEinz,on. Park View plcaSani Valley
aud many other lots in aud near city. Calland
get prices.
House. 9Fooms brick, 10: sssla IT, chsplIus
a o i rooms aud store room Min st, nsa,
9lst, lot MNt!Oft
House. roomS, ilti st,. si.6ll
LOIS on LIND st, ftoivensfu taui sgtI each
business property On Market 4. al moderate
$3.50 $50 $50, 500. sO1 500, and 81 80, TO loanoa
real estate
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-23

Uso Dr.. Miles Nerve Plnsters for Spinal
Weakness. All druggints sell EN- for &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-23
GIddness Comes

With q better understanding OF the
Wy transient nature OF the many phys
,cnl MS which vanish before proper ct-
FOr.S-grntlc ifortS-plcasant ettortS:.-
lightly directed. There Is comfort IN
the knowledge that 70 muny torms, OF
cicltness are not due to any actual dig
ease, but simply To constipatedi condi.
tion OF the System, which the pleasant
family laxative. Syrupot Figs, prompt
jy removes. That is why II Is the only
remedy with miltiongof families, aud "a
evcTvyyhpre esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. lta beneficial
effects arc duo TO tho fact, that . Is mo
one remedy which promotes internal
cicaniincss' without facilitating the
org,ns ON which IL aeta Ills therefore
nil Important, in order to,get Its henc-
fetal effects, 10 note when you pur'
chase, that yoH have The genuine nrticIc,
which ismanuincturcd by tho CALIFORNIA
Fig Syrup Co. only, aud aold by nl rep
tttable arHggisis. t,.t,t,
Ifin tho enjoyment OF good health
md Tho systcm IN regular, then l9Sn-
tiycs or other remedies arc not needed.
II afflicted with any nCtunl disease; one ,Il0s
may be commended to the most NN' Nv
physiclnns, but n In need OF n lnxntlye
Then ono should have the best, and wtta
tho wcll.informedc everywhere, sytnpUt
Figs Stnnds highest and Us most iulkep
used and gives most general Sdt'sft''s''S'V'4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-23

YESTERDAYS DEPARTrRES
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR, s a. M.
Clariugton.. SD p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Ha'afroraS. EXTINCTION, u n. N.
parkersburE LIBERTY, II a. m.
Darlington. JEWEL. $3.50 p, m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
ParkersburS. BEN HuR, II DIN
CIarngiou, JEWEL, 3:sQ p. N
The following towboats PASSED up
T'tn cmpsIeE yesterday; josh CooE'Nol-
uHtclr. 0 a. NJ: Henry Dcliuf, y. NJ:
Ton, I.yslc y. III. ~
Tho Rtuns:t passed down light nj II
g. n. yesterday. IIcT eJpptes were
Laid NJ below BcliniFc SIZE came ''r
with them last nlglt. lH
Tho marks at p. M. Showed 4 feet 9
hacks and slowly rising. a rise OF j
Inches IN twenty-rovr hours. Weather.
lisht rain. Mean temperl lure. ~ above
zero. =
Captain Iohn 9hearer. of Cincinnati.
vince death has been mcrflDneI. had
followed the river service since he was
I'm years oil and at tlia iiH1e OF his de-
ME H. was nCHring sixty. He was
'rginally ship carpenter, then snip
builder and for several years captain
IN the p!ttstIrgh trade and q clerk on
The famous Sultana. whose remarkable
d.la.'er by explosion, with $500 Union
sjii.efH on board. t. matter OF history.
lie continued clcrisng h6twcCh Ciuoln-
H.f, and New orleans hhtli long after
the var, yas In tho Gilpboat srrvioe on
the tlpi.ljl fleet i,adcr Commodore John
\, DDblc oud ule1 cIrTkedtOB boats In
the Cumberland river trade. lie whs
wrh Captain VIII. Kyle and James
Alexander on the Ashland.
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HOUSES AND ROOMS FOR RRET.

RlNEHART & TATUM.
Tho City Bank Building.
Telephone 2lg. ua2D Room No. 9
FOB RBNT.
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The following towboats PASSED up
Win cmp:Ies yesterday: josh Cook, Vol
uatc,,r. 8 a. M; Henry DclIuf, .. NJ:
=.
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Tho marks at G p. nj. showed 4 feet 9
!ael@3 and slowly rising. a rise OF .
Inches IN twenty-rovr hours. Weather.
lish; rain. Mean Temperatures. ~ above
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-02

Duncanson Brothers. auctieneers. sold
yesterday, at public sale, house 1906 Mil
waukee avenue Mt. Pleasant, to Chaplin
Brown for $500.
NJ B. Latimer & Co., aucdoneers, sold
yesterday. at public sale, house on Omaha
street, University Heights, to II. C. Barton
and W. Henry Walker. for 81. CO.,
Radcliffe, Sutton. & Co., auctioneers sold
yesterday, at public sale. three two-story
frame houses. 475, Az, 479 street south
west, 4Sxl03 feet, to James F. keenan,, for
81 ,400; also two-story brick house. 472 F
street southwest, 25x122 feet to Frank
Fegan, for S2,6S0; also three-stery frame
house, GO 9th street southwest, 16x1o0
feet, to John r. Galloway, for 5000; also
frame houses. SD 9th street southwest, to
NJ. Shughrue, for sl,35O: No. GA to Kate
Fegan, fer s2,025, and No 626 TO NJ Shugh-
rue, for S2.150; also two-story frame house
9th and G streets southwest % feet IL
inches by 10 feet, to James F. keenan,, for
s.. 400; also the two-story brick store and
dwelling, 919 9th street southwest to Hugh
Quigley, for $3.50.
Thomas Bowling & Co., auctianeers, sold
yesterday. at public sale, house 400 L
street northwest, to Mrs. Rachel L. Bur-
rim, for $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-02
RUM0RED REMOVAL,
Not Thought Mr.. Blaiae's Bedy Will
he Taken to Augusta.


A Geographic dispatch from Augusta
Me- says that Mrs. James G. Blaine, hav-
ing determined to make her future home
at Augusta, has decided to remove tbs
be dies of her husband and son from Oak
Hill cemetery to Forest Hill cemetery
having purchased three-acre lot on the
brow Of Burnt HILL" overlooking Au-
gusta. The removal of the remains, &C.
cording to the dispatch. viii be made early
this month
Star reporter called On Superintendent
]. Taylor Motter at Oak Hill cemetery this
afternoon in regard to the matter Nj
Motter stated that the cemetery officials
had not received any intimation as to the
removal of the remains, and he hardly
thought that the bodies would be removed
Shortly before his death Mr. Blaine pur-
chased one lot in the cemetery, and lust
after the death of his son Walker pur-
chased an adjoining lot, both being large
enough for twelve graves. or thirty-siS
interments. In the two lots are at pres
ent Inferred the remains of Mrs. Coppin-
ger and Walker Blaine and James G.
Blaine, the father of the two
Shortly after the purchase of the second
lot Mr. Blaine called upon Superintendent
Meter and eXacted of him the promise
that blasted hickory tree which had
been struck by lightning and which grew
on the lot. should never be removed. 81
want to be buried beneath that tree" SAID
Mr. Blaine. 'and let that be my only
monument" The promise was given tina,
the tree would never be DESTROYED. ant
MIR. Blaine was satisfied. Upon his deatt
Ills wish In the matter was carried out
and he WAS buried directly beneath tn,
tree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-02
A NEW DISCOVERY by
1THIE SHAKERS.

For more than q hundred Years he Mount Leba-
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be apparent when realize that nearly nine
tenfhs Of our sufferinss caused by dyspepsia
Indigestion. Nearly every person You meet has this
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la the chest after eating, palpitaIon Of the heart
etc, are but symptoms Of indigestion. To relieve
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Digestive Cordial has such an Immediate and salu-
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distress. The Cordial the food to be d.
sour on the stomach When the fsod is SO digested
IL gives strength and vigor to the feeble body
makes one feel bright and cheerful and makes one
gain in flesh.
The Digestive Cordial Is so prompt In its action
that the first dose will haEe perneptbfy ia
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Every druggist has been sent q supply Of our
handsome Donkey Puzzle Books. and a copy may
Ice had for the asking. II tells all abou. the Cor
dial as well as LaSol, the caster ell.
Try twenty-fye-cent bottle of Digestive Cordial
and what IL will do for gsu.