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remedy Is to have free coinage OF silver
ana mako money worth Just half ms
much MS II Ia and put tp prices. 1t
was on this line that General Warner
made his speech. lie said he wanted Il
unuerstoOs that he was In favor Of high
tariu and had stood on the floor OF Com
Eress and argued for It with Samuel
ltnnuollt This statement was not np-
plaudod In the least, hut II didn't keep
tha general from going on In the same
emanuel quite Il while. lie said that n
gold standard would bring the Amcrl.
can working maj down to British
wages ana that everybody but bank
ers ana FOOLS nrc free RllvCrltcs. thnt a
man who handles money In a bank for
n living don't know my moro about IL
thai the nal who doesn't. The value
or a coin Is Iust what the government
wants to make Il by It's stamp IL Cen
eral Wnrncr's idea, AMI what ho wants
70 see Is all the other countrlcs' silver
Jumped In here Tor coinage und then
cry Tor more, lie admitted that the re-
SUIT OF free coinage would be that n
terrible panic would follow and prices
would raise and tho Issue OF credit cur
fcncS would become necessary, but af-
Ter n few years Of this the times would
Become brighter and business bnom,nnd
the United States would prosper while
England would crumblo and decay. The
independence or finance and industry
IN TINS country should be maintained
Just rs tho Independence OF government.
General Warner closed By saying
that unless this country adopted the
free and unllmitedl coinage ~ silver the
yellow men" W Japan, China and In
ala would send In their products and
ruin our farmers and worklngmcn.
Col. Armrtt'. speech. :
AT the conclusion OF General War
ner's address calls for Colonel w. W.
Arnett were heard and In response that
gentleman made a brief speech In which
he referred to the ianry familiar faces
which had c scem IN former ratitiCa-
ton meetings, but which We're u,,scnt
this year. He fSlt sorry that they lad
lett the party AM hoped that thJy Will
he back In the fold before the campaign
ts ended lie said that the exception
they had taken TO thu platform because
II u criticised NJ error OF The supreme
court, was urcal,e! Cot. He was Il Dem
ocrat and would ste Ter the party's
nnmincs. TlS Coivnel told the crowd
how good tines would he after tho cleo
lion. II they would vote for isrynn and
Gree silver, but most OF the crowd re-
membcred the same words from the
same lips . years ago. except that
Cleveland and free trade were at the
masthead then. At the conclusion OF
Colonel Arnett's remarks. the meeting
adjourned with three cheers FOR the
various candidates.
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THANKS OF THE BUILDERS.
RESOLUTIONS of tho Wheeling Builders E,'
,iinngS Giving Thanks for Courteslrs
I.tIrutlrIl OF the Lake rrIu.

i'tsolutiuls or tue wheeling HuildtrS' EN
cinngS Giving Thanks for Courtesirs
Extended on the Lake "Trip.
The builders Exchange had resolu-
tons very handsomely cngroSscd on
parchment and presented to the parties
concerned. showing their appreciation
OF the courtcslos shown the exchange on
their Toledo and rut-In-Dny trip, OF
which the following IL n copy:
AT n meeting OF the Builders En-
change II wag unanimously decided to
tender sincere thanks FOR tho entire sue
ccsa OF tho outing OF the Wheeling Build
cra' Exchange 10 Toledo and Put-ln-
Bay. Ohio.
Whereas, The Wheeling & Lake Erie
railroad, through their grn.lcmunly .uid
efficient passenger agent, MIR. q. L..
Wood. has shown the greatest ability by
prompt and gentlcmanly service to
please 20 the utmost cXcurslOnls;g, and
In nnnlhilltc time aud space by pleasant
HOURS In transit.
Whereas. The Nulldcrs' Exchange,
aided by tho Chamber Of Commerce OF
the city. OF Toledo, Ohio, lid their ut
most and beautifully succeeded In maxi
ing our stay In their city pleasant and
agreeable. extending the cOurtcBicS OF
tho city to tho Wheeling visitors and M.
siSting them on their way to Put-!n-Bay
by seeing them safely on board the
steamer City OF the Straits. aud
Whereas, The Hotel Victory. at Put
ln-liny gave us the best service, elegant
rooms, splendid table and extended hos
nitnlity III every direction; therefore,,
DC Il
Resolved, That we extend to tho
above nnimrd frlcnda sincere thanks
for the gracious and cheerful manner IN
which they administered to our bodily
JOY and comfort on this most joyous &C.
CASTOR, and he 1t further
Resolved. That b copy Of this prcam-
BILE and resolutions DE- cnErosSed and
presented To the friends herein named
and that they hc published In the Wheel
Ing and Toledo papers.
y. c. HAMILTON,
+, II. LANCE.
WM. a. STOETZER.
Committee,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 feet , In.
chcg and stationary. Rainfall 10 III
chcs. Navigation suspended. Locks
No. I and No. s OUT of repair. Fair and
warm.
WARREN-Rlvcr 2 feet 7 inches and
falling. Fair and warm.
OIL ClTY-Rivcr 4 feet 3 inches and
stationary. Clear ind warm.
Observation-Disclosures 1914 feet and
stationary nj the dam. Cloudy and cool,
Observation-Disclosures q feet 1 in
ches and rising. Cloudy and warm. Tn
Relief, Clifton. DOwn-Ruth. The Dis
patch has entered the East Liverpool
StcubcnvlIlc trade Tor three days II week,
PARkERSBUIiG-RirGr q feet > Iu-
chcS and falling. Cloudy and warm,
Down ana up--IIen Hur. Dnwn-Kry-
stOuc State. Valley Belle. Rob Roy. Up
-Fi"athcriuEtOn. Ballard. Little Ea-
nawhn falling. Navigation resumed.
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WAS FINELY GIVEN.
orenbacI,'s "Grnnd Duchess" mt tho Park
Cramn Last NIcht.

onenbach's "Grnnd Duchess Mt the Park
CFsno Last Night.
Ofcnoach's most charming opera.
THE Grand Duchess" was sung with
marked success at the Wheeling park
casino last evening. The Lyric Opera
Company fairly outdid itself last even
ing and the big audience that was pres
ent gave the production a most cordial
welcomes 1t vas really the only prOduc-
,Ion OF THE Grand Duchess" that has
ever been seen here and 1t Is not too
much 20 say that It could not have been
improved upon. In the title role Miss
Knox wuS quite as effective as on for
mer occasions. In brief. she fitted the
part In voice, In figure. In manner, In
costume. Miss Adine Bowler made n
charming liza" and Mr.. Bell as Gen.
Boum" was most satisfactory. Mr..
Guilliard made a capital Baron Puck
and Nr. BransOn an excellent PRINCE
Paul" or all the pretty duets. trIOs and
chorusGs perhaps the best was the scene
between Mr.. Waldo. as Fritz" and
Miss Knox an The Grand Duchess" It
was certainly most artlstically SUNG and
acted. Tonight the opera will be re-
peated and n big audience "a assured.
Tomorrow and Friday Mascagnl's sub
lime "CavallGria Rusticana" will be the
bill.
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Trade along the wharf yesterday was
good.
The Ruth. leaves for Charleston. at
$50 this morning.
The II. X. Bedford leaves for Pitts
burEh tomorrow morning ut $50.
The Rem flur Ia the packet for Pitts
burgh this morning. leaving at S o'clock,
The Elaine has not been running on
accnun. or her broken shaft; Il Is
thought she Will resume about the end Of
the week.
The old reliable Keystone State. left
on time for Cincinnati yesterday morn
ing, with a good list of passengers and i
fine trip.
The following boats passed M the
river yesterday with emptics: Volunteer,
10 a. m: Robert jenkins and Joseph
Walton. . .. III.
The river marks last night Indicated
% feet and rising: Monday and un 10
roo yesterday It WAS falling. bu; at
o'clock 1t began to rise slowly. Tenn
p=ra;urc, cloudy and warm.
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DEATH OF J. H. RINEHART.
A Well Known Citizen Dies Suddenly,
Heart Trouble.

s- htehr Fotbtt.
The community was shocked yesterday,
when 1t learned that Colonel John Hud-
son Rinehart, nm old and well known
citizen, had died suddenly at his home
on Main street. He had been in the en-
joyment OF good health until carly yes
terday morning. when he complained OF
a pain In his stomach and side. a ply
siclan was called and everything posi-
BILE was done. but at $50 q. IT. he passed
away. Heart failure brought about by
indigestion was the direct cause OF his
death.
Colonel Rinehart was one OF Wheel
ing's well known citizens. He was In
his slxty-ninth year. He was a native
Of Cambridge. Ohio. and was born
March IS. 1873. He came to Wheeling in
1910. With the exception OF 4 years
residence al Uniontown. Pa. he has
since lived In Wheeling. In 1853 he mar
rted Eliza Ann Hobbs, youngest daugh-
ter OF John L. Hobbs, He was connect
I'd with the business enterprises OF his
fathnr-in-law. and was stationed at
V!cksburg. Miss. at the outbreak OF the
Civil war. when he returned 20 Wheeling.
He was later connected with che Ohio
STATE Journal. at Columbus, n In the
war department. After the war he was
again in Wheeling. where h. became as
ISOLATED with Mr.. Hobbs once more.
Later he succeeded the latter. and in
1852 sold out to Ewing Brothers. For
some time he has been out OF active bus
iness life.
The funeral will probably take place
Tomorrow afternoon. Bates lodge. a.
T. GA. NJ. of which he was Il member.
will have charge uf the services.
He leaves four children, Walter. OF
this city; Frank. OF Jeanette. Pa, and
Misses Lou and Eta, both Of Wheeling.
His wife died In 1851.
Mr.. Rinehurt was n useful citizen.
whose loss will he deeply felt. especially
by the older citizens OF the city.
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Excursions 10 atlantic City Via Baltimore
Il Ohio July 30 and August Is, 1890.

On above dates the Baltimore & Ohio
Company viii sell excursion tickets to
Atlantic City. 81 $40 for the round trip,
good twelve days, with stop-on privi-
lcSr at Washington. D. c.. returning.
Baltimore & Ohio trains leave Wheel
Ing via Grafton. at 1925 and ll:l0 a. m.
and $40 p. nj. and via Pittsburgh at
1855 a. m. and $40 y. M Pullman sleep
ers to Philadelphia, on the 12:2j 4. III.
and the 5:4j D. m, trains.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
VRUSTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
by virtue OF 4 deed OF trust r,3fr by
A!wyn S. Ronk and Edith N. R0nk. hs
wife. to the undersigned. as trustee, dated
Ivy =: 1871, and recorded in the otnce, q:
county. West virginia, in deed Of trust,
book No. 50, folio lvl. will sell IT NGhli;
auction to the highest and best bidder.
at the north front door OF the court house
OF said county, In the city OF Wheeling.
w. Va. on
THURSDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1896.
commencing at 10 O'Clock II, m, the Ioi.
lowing described real estate. that IS 10
say: y piece OF ground In the city g.
Wheeling, III Ohio county, West Virginia,
situate on the road leading from the Ma
tlonnl Road 10 Mount Wood Cemetery,
and bounded MS follows: CommcnciNs AZ
4 corner OF the jewish Burial Ground on
SAID road, said corner beInE the most
western point on said road OF the sal!
cemetery .EronndS, and running north;
west on the line OF said burial ground
one hundred and atty feat, more or less,
to the southeast limo OF the ground con-
Ecycu by. Mary +. Silver and husband 70
Maurice Man n Others by deed dated
DccelmhGri 2, lS72, recorded in deed book
No. Go, page ~; thence with said south.
cast line southwest ffty-llvC feet, thracH
southeast, by Il line parallel with thr liEc
OF SAID butlnl ground first mentioned 10
the limo az Satd road leading to MuUri
Wood Ccmhicry; thence with the line q
said ro0d northeastwardly tifty-livr irci,
more or less. to the place Of beginning,
subject 10 the right or wRy granted by
the deed above mentioned made 10y Mary
+, StivcrNtind husband 10 Maurice Max
and others, aCd rcscrvinS also the coal
or other mineral beneath the same being
the same prOpCrty conveyed to AUGUSTUS
WickcrE "h% Catherine Meyer by dee!
dated September ", 1887. nnd OF rrCor! IN
the Office OF the clerk OF the county caGTt
OF Ohio county, West Virginia. III Gtc!
book No. 81, u. .Nngc lG5,
TEliAS'OF SALE-Onc-third aud a.
much morn us tho purchaser may cleo
TO pay In cash on the day Of sale. the HAi,
nuCc OF the purchase money In two rlaHi
iusinlltnents, payable respectively y; u&e
and two years from the day Of sale, WIN
Interest; from That day, Tor each oi wEicA
deferred, ipstallmrnts Of the purchase
money hc'purchuscr shall give his nrse..
liable nrumISsury notes. hralInE in'"rr.'
from tn, day Of sale nv aforesaid, a. =,
secured by the title of the property SON
hcIulS retained until the payuWut IN Ky
OF the saitr, or by deed OF trust III tlS
property sold. tu.hN drawn, I~cknUwlr"tcH
aud recorded Mt the expense Ol The l"''
chaser. GEORGE h. CALDWELL
Trustee.
WILLIAM II. IALLER,
AuCtlonCGr, "
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IT'S just US easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's cas-
Ter 10 cure 1 severe cough or cold with
1t. Let your next purchase for 4 cough
be One Minute Cough Cure. Better med
icine: better result: better try 1t.
Charles X. Goethe. corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Rowie & Company,
bridgeport: Peabody s. Son. Benwood.
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On and after Monday, July 20. parlor
cars will be run between ParkersburS
and Pittsburgh rs scheduled below:
Leave Parkcrsburg on train No. 4 $40
y. m, eastern time.
Arrive Pittsburgh or train 80 2lS
$50 p. m. central time.
Leave Pittsburgh or train No. 2O7 $40
Il. m. central time.
Arrive ParkersburS m train No. 3,
$50 p. m, eastern time.
JOHN J. ARCHER.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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To the Editor OF the lntclliEenCer.
S1R:-I wish to contradict the state
ment which appeared In your paper with
reference to Herman iieddrick having
given n check u the minister who
performed hts wedding ceremony.
! hold In my possession 4
letter from the reverend gentleman ac-
knOwlcdElnS the receipt Of the money
the morning after thu marriage.
ROBERT WILSON.
Wheeling. July Is.
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Efforts to secure an estimate OF the
attitude OF the Ohio county delegates Ia
the state convention have proved fruit
less up 10 date rs sentiment has not yet
crystalizcd. II Is believed. however,
that the delegation viii be largely In
favor OF Watts. There Is n strong un-
dcrcurrcnt or feeling for BENNETT that
Is likely 10 CrystaiiZe at any moment.
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Harry Bowers and n man named Lo.
gGrson, Of M~oundayille. and Ed. Ever
ettsr OF Stcubcnrillc, were arrested by
the Bcnwood authorities yesterday af.
tcrnoon. charged With bcing implicated
In the highway robbery Mt Mounds.
Vile the day before. The prisoners were
held md viii he turned over 10 the
MOundsyllie police this morning.
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CAPTAIN DAHrORD TONIGHT.
The Ohio Congressman will Argue the
Issues OF the Campaign Over In Bridge.

Tonight in the bridgeport opera
house. n political mass meeting will be
held by the Republicans OF bridgeport
and the other river front towns. Wheel
ing will be also numerously represented
at the meeting. for Congressman Dam
ford knows the money question from \
TO 2 and makes one of the most con
vincins and able sound money speeches
heard in this section. The captain
should be greeted by u very large audi
ence.
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Wheeling. July Is.


- u
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE. I. m.
Pa-kcrShurg. LIBERTY. II a. N.
Matlmoras.,. LEXlNGTON. II a. IN.
Stculcuviilc.. ENOS TAYLOR, 80 p. m.
Clnr!ngton. JEWEL. $50 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. RUTH. 60 Il. IN.
BEN IiUK. \ n. m.
Staulrenville.. ENOS TAYLOR. 80 n. N.
ClnrinEton...JEWEL $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittshurrh..-lI x. BEDFORD. $50 Il. III
Petersburg. LIBERTY. II Il. M. =
MaInmurnss. LEXINGTON. II n. N.
Steubcnvillc. .ESOS TAYLOR. 2:31p. m.
C~larinston.. JEWEL. 800 p. N.
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. A call to. Democrats to meet In Nc
Laughlin's hall Tomorrow evening. for
the purpose Of organizing a marching
club, IN printed elsewhere. The young
men who are leading the movement say
they will form n club that will knock
the spots OH the Tariff Students or any
other campaign club ever organized In
Wheeling.
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HOUSES and LOTS FOR SALE

---<
4 very desirable residence and business
property. CORNER Main and Tenth str'e,A
No. 81 Fifteenth street. : rooITs, brick.
no; lGl Sixteenth street. lot 3nNlD feet
a nEe residence In Pleasant Valley.
Nos. 1870 and 1872 Seventeenth street, >
Nc. S Kentucky street. 1 rooms.
storerooIas and . dwellings renting 20.
!lSl % per month, corner Market AL
Twentieth STREETS. pays j. per cent.
No. 3 kentucky street. lot SQXl+0 feet
a nnc residence on Virginia street. Al
modern convenience: price low. -
No, s2l2 Chapline street. large brics
building.
No. IS 18th street, I rooms and stable.
No. l$i 18th street, 5 rooms unG stable
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth stree.
No. III i{tiI street. : rooms and bath.
No. l02 Chapline street. ! rooms.
No. 1915 Cn1plIne street, 3 rooms.
Lot on Mnin ST., between 22d and I'D ST.
lots on North Wabash street.
No. 81 South Broadway. residence o. J,
e. Hughes. Esq.
Lot i6XlS9 North York street.
Lot No. 20 Indiana St. : rooms, modern
No. 81 n. Wabash ST., 6 rooms, cheap.
j fine lot In Pleasant Valley.
No. Is Vermont street. ! rooms; lot a;x!r
foot: 1880.
The Bloch nrone-tv on North Main St
MONEY TO LOAN.
RlNEHART g. TATUM,
Tho City Bank Building.
Telephone 2ls. ap.i
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The announcement made In ycstcr-
days lntclliscnccr that the Mozart
Park Association had booked Dock
Stader's celebrated MINISTRIES to APP
pear neX week. was received by the
public with delight and that the busI-
ness VIII be immense goes without say
inH
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Mineral county will go for Bennett
for governor. The delegation Is Instruct
ed for Professor Wilson NJ. FOulk. OF
Piedmont, for state superintendent OF
schools, Al the F'nirmont convention NJ
the Second congressional district Demo-
Gratis, Mineral county will probably IA
for Junior Brown.
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Mrs. WInslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions Of mothers for
their children while tcething. with per-
feet SUCCESS. It soothes the child. soft
m the gums. allays all pain; cures
wind collie. and IL the best remedy for
d%inrrhoeu. Twenty-Five cents Il bottle.
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The Baltimore & Ohio ticket Office and
passenger station. including baggage de-
| plrtmcnt, has been removed to tampO>
rury quarters on Water street. South
Side. between Twentieth and Twenty
first streets. The change takes cGcc on
and after July Is. T. C. BURKE,
Passenger Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29

Now Is the time to secure parlor or
sleeping car accommodations for the
next Atlantic City excursion. over the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad July 20. Tel
ephonc or call on T. c. BURKE,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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In Morgan county. another that re-
ported yesterday, the sentiment for
governor Is In ]Iicnnett's favor and II his
name is presented In the convention he
will receive the support Of the Mineral
delegation.
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FIGHT FOR GOVERNOR.


." MIR Watts strength.
The lntcnlecnccr's table OF the pre-.
ference Of delegations 10 the Wheeling
convention of the West Virginia Dem.
ocracy on the GubcrnntorIal nominal
tlon, is presented thiH morning. changed
In many counties, Many counties re-
ported their preferences on the EubGr-
material nomination before Mossrs,
smith and licnnctt were considered as
n.rGnts, nnd their votes were given ID
Watts aud lsnlphsnydcr. Later lnfor.
nation received by tho lntelilgcncer 10
TO tho effect that Smith and Denactt
VIII receive support that was credited
to tho other two. rho table:
lsnlnh-
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Your Hoy Won, Live Month.

So Mr.. Gilman Brown. OF "a Mil ST.,
South Gardner, Mass., was told by tho
doctors. Ills son had Lung trouble, fol-
lowing Typhoid Malaria, and he spent
three hundred and scventy-iivc dollars
with doctors, who finally gave him up.
SuyInE:"Sour boy won't live month"
He tried Or. Kings New Discovery and
Il few bottles restored him to health
and enabled him to go 10 work n per-
tcctly well man. He says he owes his
present good health TO use of Or. Kings
New Discovery. and knows 1t to be the
hest In the world for Lung trouble.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'S
DruE Store.
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A POINTER-Thr Wheeling TURNER
Elm will celebrate its forty.thIrd ami
versary at SeibcrtF Garden, Thursday,
July 30. with a Grand Parade. Picnic.
Gymnastic Exhibition and Sommer-
naChtsfest.
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FOR n Jolly good timc-Nttcnd the
Turner'S Picnic Thursday, July 30. at
Scibert'H Garden. Dancing from 3,to Il
y. m
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TIE King Of Pills IS BcCcIam's-
BEECHAM'S.

MRS. rhode NOAH. OF this place,
WIS taken In the night with CrnmplnS
pains and the next day dlarrhucn set In.
She took half a bottle uf blackberry
cordial. but got no relief. She then sent
to me to See II | had anything that
would help her. sent her Il bottle Ut
Chumbcrlnin's Collie, Cholera and Dar-
rhUcu Remedy and the first dose re-
lIcvcd her. Another Of our n]oIghbors
had hccn sick for about IL week aud had
tried different remedies FOR diarrhocu
but. kept getting worse. | sent him
thiSH Same rcir edy. Only four dosca OF
1t were required to cure him. lie says
he owes his recovery to this wonderful
rcmcdy.-Mrs. Mary Siblcy. Sidney.
Mich.
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WE might tell you more about One
Minute Cough Cure. but you probably
know that II cures Il cough. Ever one
does who has used II. 1t Is II perfect
remedy FOR coughs, colds, hOnracncsS. 1t
Is ar especial favOritc for children. be-
Ing pleasant 10 tnltG and quick In curing.
Charles X. GOctzc. corner Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie & Company.
Bridgeport; Peabody & Son. Bcnwood.
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FOB RENT.

Groom house on corner OF NicCoiloc5
N Goth sts.. suitable for boarding houSt,
SIS per month.
Groom house No. 3O07 McColIoch ST.. II
per month.
2 No. % 18th st. ) rooms. s. per month.
No. a 10Th St. > rooms and attic. IS per
month.
House. 1 roons. corner OF 18th ST., and
Alley F. 50 90 per month.
2e3G Alley Z. / rooms LIST floor. 50 ne.
month.
222G Alley E. . rooms I'd floor. IS pc.
month.
i-roor house Alley B. in rear Of I'll;
Main St. S per month.
los 18th St, . room. IS 80 per month.
lGG 18th st...3 room. IS 50 per month.
g acres OF land for pasture at low rent
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