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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06

COLUMBUS, Aug. 5.-Four races and
three heats OF fifth were run off at the
Columbus Driving Park to-day, The
track was heavy, being so muddy that
the horses could not get close to the rail-
Favorites won In all the races except
one, the 2:20 trot, and In that the bettors
were badly jumped. In the 2:OS trot
William Penn broke so badly IN the first
heat and was beaten upder the wlro by
Page. Penn took the next three heats In
easy style, being pulled each time as hq
came upder the wire.
The Horse Review subscription stake
for trotters. foals OF 1895, was won by
Lady Geraldine. The fllly broke in the
second heat and allowed jamie T, TO beat
her under the wire. Geraldine also broke
In the third heat and was hard pushed
by jamie T., but went under the wire
first. The purse for this race was paid
in cash at the conclusion OF the race.
There were seventeen starters In the 2:2O
trot and Luxon had been picked to win.
The geldlng was never In Il. however, as
ne could not finish better than eleventh
in any heat. Pat Watson won In straight
heats, but was closely pushed In the first
two by Cresceus. Ketcham's driving OF
Crescous was one OF the features Of the
race. In the 2:l4 pace, Javeln broke
badly In the first heat and finished ninth,
but won the next three heats I'm easy
style. (The Horse Review subscription
stake for trotters, foalS Of 1895. was a
purse OF $4,000
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WEST VIRGINIA sTATE HAIR
Splendid Attractions for Amusement ,
NlaitOrA.

Splendid Attractions for Amusement OF
Visitors.
The programme of special uttrac-
lions for the seventeenth annual state
fair, which opens on the magnificent
grounds here, September 0, Is by far the
best ever prepared by the management
In addition to the splendid racing pro-
gramme and the long list OF varied
amusements and interesting sights in
sepanble from an exhibition OF this
magnitude, the association has secured
Professor Edward Il. Hutchinson, King
OF the Clouds, Madame Ruby Deveau,
aud the wonderful aerial dog wonder,
Daisy, for daily balloon ascensions md
parachute Jumps. These are the great
est aeronauts OF the world, and will glve
an exhibition the like OF which was
never before seen In this section OF the
country. Another great attraction will
DO the three La Rosas, Frank, Tina
and Edward. In q splendid daily pro-
gramme OF athletic feats. Az Roman
ring experts, they have given exhibit
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BEHWOoD.
New. Item, from tho Lively industrial
Town.

News Items from tho Lively Industrial
Town.
Though II Is some time since the Rlv-
crsldc began excavations for it's new
mill, curiosity as to what the mill will
be used for is still very keen, and var
lous and diverse are the surmises
made. Some think Il an experiment OF
tho company. Others are divided be-
tween open hearth furnaces, md other
plants too numerous to mention. There
seems TO be good ground for tho BIZ
product coke plant theory.
Tho electric light wire Is being strung
along Main street The work began at
Forty-eiGhth street, continuing down
through the town, and II IL making
good progress, The machinery ut the
plant in the lower part OF town has not
yet nil been set In. The light Ia 20 60
on September /.
There Is much uncertainty regarding
the time when the lower steel works
viii so on, md Il II thought that It
witt hold OF until the coat strike ia set.
tied This seems regFonable ne the last
day tho mill worked the coal supply
was exhausted,
John Addison, shoe maker, who was
overcome by the heat wednesday, tried
to work yesterday but he became III
again, and had TO be removed to his
home
iGx.Mnrshal Thomas Sprouts and Bob
RItchlo have arrived home from the
nahlng camp Mt New Marllnsvlllc.
Patrick scnnlon the drayman, lost a
valuable horse Wednesday evening, 1t
was Frustrated by tho heat
Ross Davis yesterday went to sclo
ohio, to visit friends for few days,
Colonel Tom o'BrIen, IT,, OF Wheeling,
was rustlcalng here yesterday
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and claim to have pledges from nearly
all the eastern states and many repre-
sentative western members, As yet, no
other cities have entered the lists for the
'9s meet,
Johnny" johnson, who was injured
yesterday while training at the Willow
Grove track, was about to-day, but i the
stiffness does not leave him he Will DO
unable to enter the races.
Tonight the whiting wheelmen attend.
ed an all night smoker at the national
headquarters, at which q large and Sc
lected programme was rendered,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06

PHILADELPHIA, August 5,-philadel-
mia defeated Now York to-day in twelve
Inning game, and II was n warm contest
from start 10 finish. The winning run was
scored on La Jole's drive TO left neld,
on third 10 score. One OF the features OF
the game was cooley's batting. Score;
RH u
Philadelphia ....oo101O2O0001-5l0 9
New York......O O2lOoOl0Oo04n 4
Earned runs, Philadelphia 3; New York
4. Batteries, Taylor and Mcfarland;
Meeltin and Wilson. Time. 2:50. Umpires,
Boyle and Warner Attendance, 1850.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06

In connection with the trottlng races
at Cadlz yesterday afternoon, n one mile
blcyle race was run. The summary was
as follows:
One mile open-Flrst, W. C. Kunkle
st. Clalrsvllle; second. H C, Berry,
bridgeport; third, w. A. Krupp, Uhr-
ichsyllle; time, 2:27.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06

CINCINNATI, August 5,-The Indians
made their last appearance OF the season
hero to-day, and were beaten BY the Reds
In a close and exciting game. Pickering,
who was released by the Louisvilles,
RHE
Cincinnati 80 Oslo ool - 9 9
Cleveland 81 o 9 o % 90 " 0 o
Earned runs Cleveland /. Batteries,
Dammann. Ehret and Peltz; Powell and
Crlger Time. 2 hours. Umpire, Holiday
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lions throughout the principal countries
OF the world, and have standing ehal'
lsnge Of $500 TO all rivals ana comp su-
tors The La Rosas VIII give q uS'i'
exhibition, free to all on the sTounaA'
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdays winners-whccllng, Dayton

To-day's games-whoellng at Mansfield,
New Castle Mt Youngstown, Dayton at
Springfield, Toledo at Fort Wayne,
Special Dispatch 10 tho Inielligencer'
MANSFIELD, Aug. 5.-Gnrvey pitch
ed fine game to-day In the face Of
miserable support in the first and Sec
ond innings, when several errors were
made and six runs scored by the home
team. The visitors, however, mad their
batting clothes on in the first inning.
and batted Emg out OF tho box, Ernest
Beam succeeding him. In the third In
ming the Nailers scored two more runs,
placing them one 90 the good After
that no runs were scored and the visi-
tors won a closely contested game.
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BOSTON. August 5.-The tremendous
hitting OF the Baltlmores and the punching
OF their hits won the game to-day, ana
Inc visitors made more runs OF Nichols
than amy other CLUB has done this year.
The Bostons had the unusual experience
OF having eighteen men left on bases, and
We're twice retired with tho bases full
Doyle and Kelly led In tho batting. Bal
tlmore practically had the game won in
the first inning, and outplayed tho Bos-
'o''' ~ e'''' ''' RHE
baltimore ...,4 o 09o09 i-gi5 z
Boston ,..."..l 0 ! VII
EARNED runs. Baltimore @; Boston I?
Factories, Corbett and Clark; Nichols and
Bergen. Time, 1855. Attendance, 5000,
Umpire, Lynch
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no prevent the hardening Of the Sub
cuinncnns tissues Of ihr scalp md tho
oblltoraton " tho hair follloloa, which
cause badness, use Halls Hair Renew.
or
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Az Fort Wnyne grorO! X II ~
Toledo '','".O 0 / . 2 0 0 10 6 4
Batteries Fort Wayne, Herr ana
O.Mcafhi Toledo Keenan, and Arthur.
Al Dayton Bcore. HifE
Dayton .',,',.O 81 2OOgOi.6 = Q
S6r6F6Gli lob Q . . 0 0 . 0 % I 3
Batteries Dayton. Uolmnn and ltollncr.
Springfield Poole ana Rupert
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Earned runs, 81. Louis a. Pittsburgh j.
Three-base hits. Donovan, Davis, Home
run, Grady. Sacrifice hits, Harley, lAlly
Turner. Stolen bases, Turner, Cross z
and Grady. First base on balls, of Lucid
q; on Hughey o. Struck out, by Lucid l;
by Hughey /, Passed ball, Merritt. Time,
800. Umpire, Hurst,
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Mansfield ..,........a 2 0 0 0 0 o o %
Wheeling ....DD.h D 0 D Q q q -

TwO-basc hits, Latham 2 Double play,
Burke aud Latham. Sacrifice hit, Taylor.
Stolen bases. Slplcr Q, Holman. BasCs on
balls, on GRtvCy 2; on Emlg 4 on Beam
q Struck out, by Gary0y 4. by Benn D.
hit By pitcher, Dolsol Passed ball, Mes
Beam /. Time, 2sij. Umpire. Shcoly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06

In the published list OF the players of
the Little Havana team OF the Inter
city base ball league. the names OF WIZ
River and d. McClelland were inadvert-
emily omitted,
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CHICAGO. August 5-The Cleveland
Chicago game scheduled for to-day was
Cleveland TO play on a postponed game
elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06

The Baltimore & Ohio Regulars would
like to hear from the Wheeling Laun-
drys for game next Sunday on the
Riverside grounds, II II can be arranged.
Answer through the 1ntelligencer.
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PUBLIC SALES.
FOR SALB.

Tho entire plant Of the ohio Valley China
Comnnny. nj wheeling, w, Va, including
ynlnnblr land with extensive buildings
thers4pi Hrdi hlnShlncry and fixtures, Will
bc otrcrcd Y0p iale at public auction on
Monday. Auguatl6, 1891, at 10 o'clock a. M,
at the north front door OF the court house
of ohio county,,ln Wheeling w, Va, by
tho wheeling Title and Trust Company
A nnc opportunity for rood investment
Tho undersigned trustee will take pleas
uro ln furnishing any Information which
NAV bo desired, and In answering In
qHifics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06

You some.
times hear men
telling with
foolish conceit
OF how hard
they overwork
and that they
neglect their
health In the
pursuit Of mon.
cy. There are
thousands of
men who admit
) these things
with a sort Of
pride, and slap
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06

ST LOUIS, August 6-'rhe Browns won
the opening game from the PittshnTghs
Lucid was given poor support, else the
score would not have been 80 close, Tim
Hurst was arrested after the game on
charge OF attempt 70 kiu for striking q
man with a beer glass y Cincinnati yes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06

d. Fl Riio5s EEfyRGEAsRGle' 6 Silsf K. with
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NEW YORK. August 5-Brooklyn-
Washington game postponed; wet grounds.
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themselves on the chest and laugh NJ the
idrn they will sOine.day regret their feck-
lcssness and neglect. They laugh at Death,
but In a short while, very short while, the
laugh Is on the other side. Death waits
while they laugh. He who laughs last,
laughs best, and In due time Death dances
on The PROSTATE body Of the Laughter There
arc many funny things In this world but
death IA not one Of them. Neither Is III:
health for Il IL one Of Deaths weapons aud
the most effective. =,
when hatdwotking man feels out OF
sorts, and has poor appetite, and doesn't
sleep well, and goes TO work In the morning
tired .out aud heavy headed he should take
Df. pictcc's Golden Medical Discovery II
IA the best hcalth.bfingct aud health keeper
known II coffects all disorders Of the di'
gesiion, invlgotatcs the liver, restores the
appetite aud keeps Il hearty aud keen II
drives Impurities from the blood aud dis.
ease germs from the body II builds
healthy flesh, firm muscles, steady nerves
and active brain cells. II brings fcHllill
sleep and restOfca ambition. II cures netv.
OTIS irritation nervous exhaustion and merry.
Qua pf0sttatiOn II cures W. pei cent OF oil
casea Of consumption. II " the discovery
Of an eminent and Hkillnl specialist, d.
r. v. Pierce, now aud for thirty years past,
chief consulting physician TO lhe inValllY
Hotel and Surgical Institute hhilalo, NJ "
DR.PIERCE'S , Gsas ',' "s.;
ter Of good
health, aud good health "a largely matter
of healthy nctlvty VI the bowels Doctor
picfceR Pleasant Pellets cure constipation,
They arc safe, sure aud speedy, aud once
taken do not have to bc taken alwnyd Org
little " Pellet IA q gentle laxative, aud
two q mild cnllattic. -
They never wlpe DEIETS
Druggists sell them, 1 LLLL i 40
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Washington at Brooklyn, New York at
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at ST. Louis.
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WANTED.

VITANTED-AGENTs, so TO SIS A
w week sure to workers; no capital
needed: new goods, new plan; sells at
sight every family needs It. HOUSE.
HOLD SPEC. CO.. Cincinnati. Ohio. Iy2l,
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ling truth would arrest and claim the
attention. causing the obscure secrets OF
science to become the common proper
" Of all who heard hlm. He advised
teachers to keep abreast OF the most
progressive thought of the day and to
be ever ready to apply the latest i'm
provements in their curriculum and
class room work. Moral force should
be stimulated by moral culture. Onr
psychology should never be devoid OF a
psyche. DiYIne life should be the in
spiratiOn of tue human mind III lis pro-
cresSIon toward the loftipst ideals. 10
say the address WAS able would but feeb-
" express its character. 1t suggested,
il stimulated. it awakened. | told the
doctor it was more than worth my trip
10 Natchitoches TO hear him talk.
In speaking with Prof. Caldwell this
morning on school work In Louisiana.
found him brim full of hopefulness.
He expressed great qualification that
the editor Of the Enterprise was at the
head of public education IN Iberia.
joined in the sentiment by saying 1t was
my great hope that your remarkable
success as u journalist would in no way
surpass YOUR earnestnesS as President of
the School Board of Iberia Parish.
find the Enterprise at the COmus
Club. 1t Is well. reau and digestCd by
the most thoughtful people Of this pro-
grcSsive little city.
Your sincere friend,
O. q. KRAMER.
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DEATH OF MRS. ANNA E. PALLBN.
Native of St Louis and Member of one of
the Oldest Familles of the CITY.

Mrs. Anna Eliz<29Ilen died of pneu-
MONA 1T o. 20 O'Clock, last evening 1T
her home, 4403 Mcpherson avenue. She
was the reict of DIR. MOntrose Pallen.
and IA daughter of the late Louis A. Be-
moist, the first banker of St. Louis. Mrs
Pallen was born IN this city on June 20,
1888, ana she belonged 10 one of the
Oldest and wealthlest french families in
the Mississippi Valley. She was de-
vOut Catholic, and even rs far away
from her home ne Rome and Paris she
was Know for her charities and financial
aid 10 the church. 1t was largely due
10 he energies and libe:aIlty that st
Frarcis Xavier's Catholic Church on
Grand avenue and the new Cathedral
were erected. Mrs. Fallen was wealthy.
Sh leaves a son, Mr.. Condo ii. Fallen
TIE funeral will occur Tomorrow morn
irg.
This lady was closely related to Mr..
V. S. BenoisC of Cloutierville, one of
the most prominent residents of this
parish. as we'll as to several other fami-
hes here to all of whom THE ENTER
PRISE extends sympathy.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY
AND PARISH OF NATCHITOCHES.
IDTERTTSING RATES.

Transient advertisements, ST per
quare first insestion; each subsequent
assertion so cents per square.
Official or legal advertisements. 81
per square first insertion; each subse-
quent insertion 80 cents per square.
Local advertisements 10cts per line.
Editorial notices, first insertion. 10
cents per line; subsequently 10 cents
per line.
Brief communications upon subjects
Of public interests solicited.
Obituaries, inches free; over inch
es. will be charged for ut regular rates.
The Editor Is not responsible for the
views expressed BY CORES pondents.
No attention paid to anonymous let
ters.
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not possibly have been actuated by any
other motive than a conscientious desire
to do their sworn duty, to well and truly
try the accused according to the law and
the evidence.
The fact that II white men. all geLtle-
men of high character and intelligence
and none Of whom could have had any
interest in the case, should, without any
hesitation, render a verdict of not guilty
is in itself strong presumption in favor
of its impartiality and correctness.
While there is some difference OF
opinion about it, the large majority of
disinterested persons who heard the
evidence. unhesltatingly approve it.
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An Intoresting (lasa.

No criminal case IN this parish has
created more interest thar that Of the
State vs.. Phil Washington, which was
tried last week and resulted In averdict
which was rendered IN STEW minutes
after the case went to the Jury.-Cf not
guilty. The accused was a negro and
his yictum, white man. The trial
occupied three days, and every point
was hatly contested by the attorneys for
the State and accused. The Jury was
composed Of exceptionally strong and
snicliigent mcn-aIl whi,c-who could
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The Grandest Remedy.

Mr.. Il. B. Greeve. merchant of Chill
hOwie, Va, certifies that he had con-
sumption, was given up,to die. sought all
medical treatment that AAOiiry could pro-
cure, tried all cough n ledies he could
hear of, but eouid get 20 relief; spent
many nights sitting up SA chair. was
induced to try DR.. King New Discovery
and was cured by Use of two bottles
For past three years has been attend ng
to business and says DR.. Kings New
Discovery is the gram t remedy ever
made, as it has done so much for him and
also FOR Others in his community. DIR.
Kings New Discovery is guaranteed for
Coughs, Colds and Consumption 1t
don't fail. Trial bottles tree at Natchi-
tOChes Drug Co., Limited.
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State Tax Sales.
CONFINED from LIST page)
,Our, Thurline. Ward 10

LocOur, Thurlne. Ward 10
70 ACRES R9gpAbyf j. :hfs'e rIon nt5 I hnt
nOvables. State 83c, interest &c, par
ish 99c. Cost of advertisement to bt
added.
Morse, Mrs. Virginia deceased Ward /
House and lot corner Texas and Wash
lngton Streets city of Nqtchitoches
state 1920, Interest 72c, parish $40. so,
notice Zoe. Cost of advertisement ia
be added.
MIcklebery, Julia Mrs, Ward l.
House and lot on SIDley Street be-
tween a. IL. Jackson and 3rd Street.
State Sl.2O. interest 12c, parish $3.50.
notice Zoe. Cost OF advertisement TO
be added.
MorrIl. c. R., Ward l.
JOS acres bounded north by Hender-
son claim, east By Dave Gregory. west
Dy Il. NJ. WalnSley and south By .Jno,
Errington and movables. State 81, IA.
interest lie, parish SI.7I. poll 81, notice
lOc. Cost OF advertisement to be added.
MCGEE, w. D., Ward q
$50 acres Sc a of sc u, sec l, TI3.
81, NV q OF sy sec 6. 4 Is, R7and
sw of NV sec &. Il 10. II Z. NV kof
ne a sec II. L ID. r s, Z = of sw i
sec 20, T IL, Il s. 40 acres not numbered
and movables. State $2.l0, interest 2Ic,
parish So 10, poll 81. notice Zoe. Cost
OF advertisement to be added.
Miller, w. F., Ward G.
100 acres in sec 2, is, RS, S . of sw
a and moVables. State Soc, parish IOc.
poll 81, notice Zoe. Cost Of advertise.
ment to be added. 4
Lefsue, F., Ward g
40 acres sw u and w Z of Sc 4, sec
}, L ., X 8. State $l.44. intele est He,
parish S2.l6. notice 10c. Cost of adver-
.isement TO be added.
Massey, w. H., Ward 81
% acres sw of Sc Il sec %, II acres
u Sc corner of sc of sw II sec 81, all
| 10 Il 10 and moVables. State 7Sc, m
crest &c. parish SLIT, poll 81, notice
DC. Cost OF advertisement to be added {
lee Jrquedale. Dan. Ward =
l hotel and lot situated in the town of
'rovencal near Gregory Jstore. State a
DC, interest Sc, parish $1.35, poll 81. S
Office iOc. COST of advertisement TO v
e added. :
lerrick, j. 1. Succession of Ward =
House and lot in Proyencal. State
10. interest SC, parish ST .35, notice Zoe. p
ost of advertisement to be added.
layer, f. E., Ward = 5
4 lots in Provencal and movables. :.
'atc &c interest &c, parish Ale, poll 81, -
1tfce lOc. Cost of advertisement to be y
lded. I"
oore, DR.. w. Y, Ward g. :"
100 acres sw ID Of Sc "a and Sc Il of =
d, sec IS, L 6. range s and NV Il OF :,
n sec 8. L 5, Il and movabTes. ~
ate SOC, interest Sc. parish $l.49. poll -
+, notice lOc. Cost Of advertisement to 81
added.
asOn, Mrs. NJ. T.. Ward 10 ~
s. acres bounded above by T. Brosset nd
low by school land, froVt by Little =
'er and rear by j. Ii. Williams and
'vabfes. State $l.26, interest I2c,
rtsh 81 so, notice l0c. Cost of adyer-
ement to be added.
)reau, Alexis G., Ward To-
20 arpents on right bank of Cane
er bounded below by IL. Valery
owe by Mrs. Morantine tract. IN front
Cane river and mOvabIes. Stare 7ac.
crest &c. parish sos, poll 81, notice
;. Cost OF advertisement TO be adde d
chols, Jake, Ward l.
% acres bounded north by Cunning
n, east by Clemens, west by Or.
1wn, south by Westmoreland and
vaoies. State S1.4I. interest 14c.
'ish 81. II. poll 81, notice Zoe. Cost
advertisement to he added,
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.EstraY Notice,

Betrayed before me, the undersigned
authority by j. Alph. Prudhomme of
Ward a brown COW with white spots.
branded AM (connected) on both hips.
with her calf. Appraised at 50. One
red neck white and red spotted COW,
same Brand appraised ut Six Dollars. A
red COW branded HIP on left hip Pr on
right side, with ear split, appraised at
Seven Dollars. Apmaisements made
continuity with me by w, w. Breazeale
and +. q. Lawton on this 9th day OF
MAY, 1897. L. I. PRUDHOMME
j. VVd j. +. Ward ..
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All England, but particularly T.ond,

All England, but particularly London,
has gone wild this week in celebrating
the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria,
who is in the strongest health and hap
Ply 10 being thus made much of by her
people. And well should the English
people pay homage 70 their Queen,
She has been siAty years on their throne
and during this time, while many i'm
portant events In the worlds history oc-
CURED, her reign has been one tina. has
won for her the love and loyalty of her
subjects and the respect of all other ma
lions. Long life to Victoria for MANY
Vearssto come, the Queen who has filed
70 well the noblest and highest sphere
n iife-that Of wife and mother!
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Is it ''overwork" that has filled this
country with nervous dyspepties?-that
takes the flesh off their bones. the vitali-
ty from their blood, and makes them
feeble. emaciated and inefficient? No.
1t is bad cooking, overeating of indiges-
tible stuff, and other notwithstanding
habits.
The remedy is an artifcialIy digested
food such as the Shaker Digestive Cor
dial. Instead of irritating the already
infiamed stomach the Cordial gives it a
chance to rest by nourishing the system
itself and digesting other food taken
with it. SO flesh and strength return.
Is not the idea rational? The Cordial is
palatable and relieves Immediately. No
money risked to decide on its value. \
10c trial bottle does that.
Laxol is the best medicine for chill
dren Doctors recommend 1t in place