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HEY RlDICuLtIT.

,isay Peopie i,iIltnisth. Idea ofan Alb.
.. ms Gaze for Dy,prp.ia and Stomach
y ,rroa,,ir, -Iiidieais, However, snei AZ.
san,t.it ana faei. u. nbborn rhins..
4 Stomach troubles are 10 common ard
In many casea ~ obstinate % cure that
psopieareapt 70 look Win, suspltson on
any remedy claiming o. be a radical.
Permanent cup FOR Dyspepsia and ind!-
gesaon. aanyslsh pride themselves on
never being hunbusyyd especially on
medicines. Y.
This fearot being humbuggei may be
carried TOO far: % far. IN lax. that many
persons sufler for years with weak d.
,gestion, rather than risk q little time and
money IN faithfully testing the claims
OF 4 preparation so reliable and uniyer-
sally used as Stuait,s Dyspepsla Tab
lets. N rs Z h; \ N i y, M Il
Now Stnart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
vastly different In one Important respect
from ordinary proprietary medicines for
the reason that they are not d secret
patent medicine. no secret L. made OF
their ingredients, bun analysis shows
them TO contain the natural digestive
fermenta, pure aseptle pepsin, the dlges-
tive acids, Golden seal, bisaIrth. bylras-
tie and nux. They are not clthartic.
neither do they act powerfully on any
organ. but they cure indtgestio on the
common sense plan Of dlgestlng the food
eaten promptly, thoroughly before 1t has
time 10 ferment. sour and cause the
mischief. This Is the only secret OF their
success. Is *, f
cathartlc pills never have and never
can cure indigestion and stomach trou-
bles because they act entirely on tho
bowels. whereas the whole trouble Is
really in the stomach. y. y Z
Stuart's Dyepepsla Tablets, taken af-
ter meals, digest the food. That Is all
there Is to 1t Food not digested or half
digested So poison. as is3crcates gas,
acidlty, headaches. palpltatlon OF the
heart, loss Of flesh and appetite, and
many other troubles which are often
called by some other name.
They, are sold by druggists everywhere
at 60 cents per package. Address Stu
art Co.. Marshall, Mich, for book on
stomach diseases or ask Your druggts.
for IL "a iFiyet 3 ys-F-tf'ss 49, -f1sl
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PITTSBURGH, March ia strug-
gle between the United Mine Workers,
Association and the Irwin Basin Coal
Company seems inevitable. The COM
pary, whose mines are at Gallatin. near
Monorgahela City, have. 1t Is said, pre-
scented an ironclad agreement to their
men, contrary to the Interstate agree
ment reached at Chicago, and refuse
to pay the scale rate. The conpany's
miners are now on strike and Patrick
iDolan, district president, said to-day
that if matters are not satisfactorily
settled within a very short time he will
establish q camp near the works and
conduct campaign similar to that car
;ried on against the New York and Cleve-
land Gas Coal Company last summer.
sDolan claims that the company is es-
,tablishlng company stores and will only
pay $L25 per 100 bushels, whereas the
agreement calls for S2.47. -
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GENERAL MILES VIEW
or tho War Matters Look We,

OF tho War situaticn-aIatters Look Very
Serious. y
/ NEW YORK, March j17.-Major Cen
eral Miles returned to Washington to-
day by the 10 o'clock train on the
Pennsylvania road. Before taking his
departure, General Miles was asked
what he thought concerning the war
situation. and he replied reaectively:
IT'S very hard to foretell Just what
will happen. Matters look very serious,
but this country is prepared FOR any
emergency. Ny Inspection Of the for
tifcations and defenses in this vicinity,
as well as on other parts Of the coast.
has proved entirely satisfactory.
I'VE have the finest personnel OF
army men in the world. Many OF these
men have had four years. hard expert
ence on the frontier. II trouble comes,
It Is not question of men and patriot
Ism, but question Of supplying the
proper engines of war The machinery
that has been turning out the steel for
twenty-five story buildings Is rapidly
being utilized now to manufacture can
non. rifles and other war equipments"
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,Ir.. Thur,,on,. nem,in,, ! rive.

WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator
Thurston arrived in Washington to-
day with the body Of Mrs. Thurston'
who died at sagua la Graude, Cuba, on
Monday last. At the railway station
he was met by congressional commit
tee consisting OF the Nebraska de.ega-
ton and n number OF old friends. The
body will be forwarded tomorrow at
3 O'Clock to Omaha, where the inter-
ment will take place. Senator Thurs
ton. accompanied by his son Clarence
and e party Of friends, among whom
Will be representatives OF the house
and seEatc, and probably Assistant
Secretary of War Me!klejohn, Will &C..
company the remains.
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CALF o il FRUIT
0fthe More Tender Variety Greatly Dam.
~ ffeiIfst nvsI no fsro.t. ~ go Y 72s4

y 49, aEtA ny rTohps .-.3s57-i -
SAN FRANCISCO, March 17-Dls-
patches from all parts OF the state indi-
cate that heavy trusts which have pre-
vailed for the past few mornings, have
done great damage to the more tender
varieties OF fruit.
II In many parts of the state the apricot
crop will be almost 4 total failure.
Peaches have also suffered severely.
Nearly oil the fruit trees are in blossom
or budding and the cold weather came o.
most lnopportune time. Late varieties
OF fruit will make fair crops. Prunes,
one OF the staple products OF California.
have not been injured. Early corn and
potatoes have been cut down. and in
general the growing crop will be late.
Early almonds will not produce more
than one third the usual yield and while
cherries have been considerably, thinned.
trees In many places were overloaded
and the damage will not be excessive.
Grain is looking well in nearly all
parts OF athe Gtate. More rain Is needed
and II It comes soon followed by warm
weather, much Of the damage already
done will be compensated for.
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BELLAlRE
All SORTS Of Local News aud Gossip From

All Sorts Of Eorai News aud Go,sip From
thn Gia,, city.
Mr. Charles Ice. OF the First ward.
and Miss Sarah Moore. prominent
young; lady OF the same ward. were
married Wednesday evening, by the
Rev, Austin Wilson, at his home. after
which the young couple went TO the
home OF the bride, where q fine supper
was served to the bride and groom
and q few invited friends. They have
the best wishes OF a host Of friends for
their future happiness and success.
They will go to housekeeping immedi-
ately.
day, from GAINESVILLE. all smiles. They
brought home with them large
amount OF GAINESVILLE money. In the
main proper eight pairs OF birds were
pitted, sout OF which the Bellaire boys
won five. There were some minor con-
tests efterward. a majority Of which
were won by the visitors, and on the
whole they seem well pleased over the
trip.
The Uniform Rank Of knights OF
Pythlas and the band were out last
evening and gave short parade. They
assisted the Black Prince lodge to con-
fer the third degree upon a few new
members. The Uniform Rank makes a
fine appearance and they have one OF
the finest bands in the city. s.
The Sub Rosa Club IS making great
preparations for their dance which will
be given In Armory hall next Wednes-
day evening. Killmyer will furnish the
music and supper will be served at the
Exchange hotel. The young ladies' are
working hard to make It an enjoyable
evening for all present.
Rev. Robert S.tCoffey, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, will lecture
at the. Vance Memorial church, near
Wheeling, Friday evening. The subject
will be Tho Irish Character" and as
Mr.. Coffey is native OF Ireland, Il will
no doubt be q very interesting lecture.
There vii be another stock exchange
opened up shortly. 1t will be located on
the second floor In the Central block
and will be run BY Ollie Mann, Bel
laire man.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the South
Bella!re NJ. E. church, gave ON enter
tainment last evening and quite a neat
sum was taken In.
The funeral OF the young child OF
Robert Carson took place yesterday af-
ternoon. Intermeat in Rose Hill ceme-
terry. s.. Is e. q
The Christian Enleavor Society was
entertained by Irs. ]. B. Smith. at her
home in the Fourth ward last evening.
c. ]. Heinz, travelling salesman for the
Dayton Cash Register Compang. was in
this city yesterday. calling on friends.
DR.. H. G. Meek. OF Sistersville. IS
spending few days with friends and
relatives IN the First ward.
Quite number. from this city ut
tended an Irish drama at the Carroll
Club, in Wheeling, yesterday.
Adolph freedman has returned home
from the east. where he purchased
spring goods.
IA. ID. Brady, OF Woodsaeld, is the
guest of relatives In the Third ward.
Rev. H. A L. King is able to be out,
after a weeks confinement.
There was nothing new at the mayors
court yesterday. q 4 X
win MillIgan is home from St Glars
Vile. rs
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\ A Maiden's Dream,
equadroD,

nom reading and hearsay that a youuy
woman who suffers from weakness and dis.
s"sc IN woHaniy way cannot well prove a
happy, helpful. a,uiablc wife and mother.
physiciaus tell young men that wcakrcss
anu disease OF the feminine collaborating
o,Gai!ism make women sickly, nervous
and respondent In spite Of the best Of rat.
u'al dispositions. DR.. Picrce,s Favotitc
PRESCRIPTION makes these organs strong,
healthy, vigorous nnd elastic. 4 It fts for
ssiiehood and motherhood. II allays in-
haiuration, heals liberation and soottcs
pam. II tones and stcadics, the nerves.
u docs away with the qualns Of the period
OF expectancy and makes babys advent
easy and almost painless. II frees mater
Tnity Of peril. It inslrcs tic newcomers
health. DR., Pierce 10 an eminent and skill
Jul physician, who, during his thirty years.
Experience rs chief consulting physician
70 The great Inyalids' Hotel and Surgical
institute. at Buffalo, N. ", has treated
,houSauds OF women. lie will answer
Nile's from women free. n :, N II
Very many women who have become
nnappy, healthy wives and mothers through
,hc use OF DR.. piercefB Fayoritc prcscrip.
uon have permitted their experiences,
names. addresses aud photographs 10 be
printed IN Dr.. piercc'1 Common Sense
;a'cdical Adviser. This great home med.
,tai wofs used 10 cost$i. So. /, Now Il Is free, I
contains 1908 pages and over 900 iilustrn.
, several chapters arc devoted 10 the
,,epiodnetiyc2 physiology OF women. 4 For
papcr: covered copy send 81 one cent
Sy.uipg. 20 eoIft.i mailing only, 10 The
n mM'aS Diapensnry Medical Association
"uHas'' Ny. Cloth binding 81 stamps
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MA RTIN'sa FERRY BRIEFs.

Prof. ]. W.; Schoneld, Of Martins
Ferry, who recently returned from In
diana, was yesterday elected director
of the choir. In the Thomson n. p.
church, Wheeling. for the fourth time.
He will assume charge at once.
Mrs. Mary Shipnsan and Miss Emma
Henderson so to East Liverpool to-day
to attend missionary convention as
delegates from the N. p. church. Miss
HendersorSwill afterward visit Saline
Vile and Pittsburgh.
Polk Miller, who comes to the Opera
House on Saturday night supported by
the Oscar Sisson and Esther Wallace
Company, pleased his audience the time
he was here us one of the members OF
the lecture course.
The condition of Frank II. Bcales,
who was cut on the head with an axe,
will not permit him TO attend the hear
Ing OF y. G.. Truax, continued urtllto-i
day Beales Is not getting along we'll.
james T. Bentley,3of Bannock, has
been elected q director OF the Dollar
savings bank OF st. Cla!rsville, to sue
coed Wm..,J. Clark &
Miss Sara Collin arrived Yesterday
from Lynn, Mass, 10 visit Miss Carrie
Wood, who entertalns in her horror this
afternoon.
The Belmont county. Sunday School
Association will hold It's annual con-
vention ut GAINESVILLE on May 4 and 5.
Hon. Samuel Hillss Of Burrcsville,
who has been confined 10 his residence
for o long time. Is Athletic be out.
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pITrsBuRGH RIVER NEWS.

E PITTSBURGH. Pa, March, 17.--Ths
fourth rool is full OF loaded onl,boats,
!, ~ spite o. INC. large shipments made
but 6arljen and liEht boats leaving tl,S
regular heavy boats FOR higher water.
In case the river should rise within a
week the shippers could send ON $780,.
900 bushrls'of coal. and ,stock the SOUTH
crn markets pretty we'll Nearly all&thc
river minea arc working. bur the output
WIN soon have to be decreased for lack.
OF emptytGrif,. z 4, N
s Major ~. II .ii. Bixby, United States
;englneori In schdrEe orithet ohlogrlver,B Ia
In Pittsburgh on business To-day he Is
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The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter Chapped Hands,
Chillbla!ns, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded,
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Lo-
gan Drug Co.
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CAPTAIN CHANCELLOR HERE

Captain Il. P. Chancellor, supervising
inspector OF the seventh district, was
In Wheeling last night. on what Is.
probably his last ofilcialavisit On ac-
count OF Captain Thomas. the Wheel.
Ing inspector OF. boilers. Captain ChnE-.
cellor$ says, he Will probably name a.
new inspector to serve three months
and then be subject to n civil service
examination Captain Thomas reslgns
on account OIL III health. Aicivil service
examination OF applicants for. the posi-.
ltion was Announced recently and not
an Office seeker applied. As Captain
Chancellor puts It, "the Office is liter.
ally going begging" The aalury ts
$1,000 per year, and the duties are NOT
arduous. - 5tft
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap. am, ,ll.nap.. in The Thriving ], cit,

IIaps and siIshap, In the Thriving City
Y, Across the River.
The Sunday school class OF Miss Jen-
ME Mlllhouse Will this evening give a
Geography Party" In the Hobensack
block, to raise their subscription to the
new church. Every person attending
is asked to represent some geographical
Eame, and bring a paper and pencil.
The person guessing the most charac-
t:rs will be given a prize. The contest
will close at 9to'clock. The admission
Will be five certs. Refreshments and
home made candy wiG be sold.
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HOME MISSION MEETING.

Yesterday afternoon a very enjoy
able meeting OF the Woman's Home
Mission Society Of the Presbyterian
church was held ut the home OF Mrs.
George ReitZ, on Fourth street. There
was good attendance and the feature
OF the meeting was the recitation of
Mrs. R. C. FarIs, OF Bellaire, OF Helen
the Leper," a story Of lepers at the
time OF Christ, told in a highly inter-
,esIrs manner. Choice refreshments
were served.
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CosrnopolItaus had no trouble In winning
three straight last evening. and arc still
In the light for second place. Score: 81
4 TWENTY ROUND DRAW
Fought At Cleveland Lost Evening by
DAILY aud Lavigne. y

CLEVELAND. o.. March 1.-THE
Layigus-Dely fight was declared a
draw at the eEdi OF the twentieth round.
The twenty round SO was for the light
weight championship OF the world. The
lighting was fast and furious from the
start. but the contestants were so even
" matched that neither could gain an
advantage over the other sufficient to
get decision In his favor Y
The Armory. In which the fight oc-
Cured, was crowded to It's utmost ca
pacity early In the evening before the
preliminary contest began. Tickets
could not be had after7 o'clock. though
offers Of fifteen and twenty dollars for
seats were freely made. L
Kid Mccoy was the referee and his
decisions gave excellent satisfaction,
notwithstanding the fact that the par-
t,sans of Lavigne tried to, Influence the
contest In his favor. Il. l5
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( TIE RIVER
YEsrERpAY,s pEpARrURE 81,

Pittsburgh. II. X. BEDFORD. 8 a. m. s
Cincinnati. ..QUEEN CITY. s 4. m.
Parkersburg. ARGAND, il a.. III. Is
oras...LIlXINGToN, IL a. m.
sistersy!lle.. RUTH: $3.50 p. m. tt
Darlington. LEROY, 500 pm.
Stel,bcnville. T. NJ. BAYNl5, 2:30 n. m.
Pittsburgh. .LoRENA. a. m.
BOATS. LEAVING TO-DAY.
tpittDburgh.. VIRGINIA. Q n m. 4
,ParkersbGrg. ZEN IIUR. lin. m. W
SIstersille, !, RUTH, $3.50 p. m. \ n
Clarlngton.. LEROY, $3.50 p. m. X. Ia e
IT. N. DATNI3. $50 p, m.
,CharlcstOn...U RANiA. $50 n. m.
I. BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW
Charieston...H.iS TX. BEDEORD. go n. m.
Mntamoras.. .LEXiNGToN, Ii A. IN.
Slstersvillo.. RUTH! $3.50 p. m. 5lg
,Clarlngton.. - LEROY 800 p. m.
StcIbenyil!e..T. N. 'BAINE. $50 D. M, +
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MRS. BONES FuNERAL

The funeral OF Mrs. Lena Ann Bone
from the NJ. E. church yesterday morn
Ing was well attended. Rev. ]. T..
Morton OBLIGATED and the pail bearers
at Martins Ferryjwere James Lyle, OF
Martins Ferry: Marion Yost, Of Bell
aire; John B. Pyle, Of Wheeling Creek,
and Amos Pyle, OF West Wheeling.
The pail bearers at Mt. Pleasant were
A. c. Enoch, Pinkney Bone, Frank
Bone. James, John and Isaac Bashorc.,
OF the deceased The pastor OF the ",
E. church OBLIGATED at the grave al Mt.
Pleasant. .,' ~. E.ss 3 :
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WASHINGTON, D. c.,March 1.-THE
Texas and Massachusetts, battleships,
now with Admiral slcard's squadron,
have been ordered to proceed at once
from Key West to Hampton Roads,
where they will Join the cruisers Minue-
apolis. Brooklyn and Columbia and 9th.
&c vessels yet to be selected, forming
new naval division. The reason fo-
,nis chanse OF programme is not
known, but apparently 1t dIsposes for
me present the talk about q flying
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Fl WHooPING cough Is the most dis
tressing malady; but Its duration can be
cut short by the use OF One Minute
Cough Cure. which Is also the best
known remedy for Group and all lung
and bronchial troubles. Charles II.
Chatham Sinclair. Forty.sIxth and ia.
cob streets: A. Z. Scheele, No. COZ Main
street; Exley Bros, Penn and Zane
streets: lBoMle & Co. Bridgeport. Z
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LECTURE ON CUBA"

\ The Martins Ferry friends OF the
.Cubanss should attend the lecture on
Cuba" by. Rev. S. J. Boyle, at the
Opera House reXt Tuesday evening.
Sixty stereopticon views Will be used.
showing the condition. of Cuba and
showing pictures OF the Maine and
other battleships, which will be well
worth seeing. Rev. Boyle has given the
matter much time and attention and the
lecture will be instructive and interest,"
Ing.
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Cola p.ed ,yi,,iout ,vaIrrn,nr.

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE two big
columns forming the main support to
the Coliseum building. destroyed by fire
not long ago. collapsed without warning
to-day. killing Z. r. Baker. and fatally
injured John Rice. Several others were
slightly injured. All were workmen, en-
gagged In clearing up the ruins.
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nEv. BoEcELR RESIGNS.

At the congregational meeting OF st
Matthew's church, Benwood, Rev. C..
; L. Boecele, who has oiiicInted rs minis
ter FOR y number Of years, rendered his
resignation, which was accepted with
great reluctance. He has been very
efficient and Industrious minister and
has caused, ST, Matthew'S church, to
prosper during his stay. He WIZ ac-
cent n'call to Altoona. Pu. where he
CATION of 800 members. The following
officers were elected: President, II. w.
Schrebe: secretary. Paul Hines; treas
urer, August Schad.
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THE BANTAM BOYS.

CHICAGO, March l7.-Jlmmy Barry,
Of Chicago, md Johnny connors, OF
Springfield. fought six rounds, Barry
getting the decision. =.
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,coooooooo oooco2
|SE'(!lIlliT.
BOWLING.
49, = $3.50 I

TIE assertion nads a NV dayh ago IN
this paper that the wheeling team that
will oppose, Cincinnati in the approach:
,ns inter.cltyaeries, would roll anayer.'
age SUI game or peter was doubted ny
some who thought they knew a thing or
two but after last nignt's practlce By
the wheelInEs they will have to give
themselves another suess. The team
rolled an average OF SSl. In the first
game both Brown and Stevenson rolled
s,,.. ON The acorn. n q l'fll ki ~ " -
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BENWOoD.


Marshall County Town.
Secretary John strocble, OF the State
GrocerS Association, has organized the
Benwood grocers into M association,
with the following officers: President,
j. w Leach; vice president, NJ. J. Gate
~: secretary J. w. ELlEeberser; treas
,urer. c. w. Vance The association
starts off with n membership Of twelve
and will take in grocsrs from Forty
eighth street to Moundsvllle.
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preparing plans Tor 20 new dams. 10 BE
commapeed coon On tho Ohio r..yef. !,
i ], frank Tilley, nerfpthfy Of the eoJi
exchange, assisted by Jo1n Iflsslief and
n corps OF ,etnpioycs frod, Davis Island
dam, urcsreino.ing wfrciss az sic.rinnli
,to-day, The Ol!yette. With 900 pounds
Of dynamite. went down there carly
this morning. n y x q, y
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& u ~ i = l. 4FrH /.
Col. Robert White, OF Wheeling, will
make an address on "Enster'' at the
Shnrrard NJ. f. church, Easter Sunday,
and AN who attend Will be well repaid.
Assessor Blakc's report shows 2i6
voters I'M the First ward. $50 In the Sec
[ ond, lai In the Third and 3e4 IN rthe
< Fourth. i. n. III
The funeral OF Joseph Greathouse
occurred yesterday. The interment
was at Mound5vilc.
q Miss Stella Cox. OF Wellsburg, lis Wis.
'!tlng her aunt Mrs. j. W. Mcdonald
s Fred NJ. Brown, n prominent Sher.
rard citizen, was In town Yesterday
Miss Dora Gntes, OF Powhatan, Is WIS.,
iitlnE her brother, O. O., Gates. l&f
b Miss Lizzie Dorsey Is the guest OF
Misc Hattie SatterDeld. l5 a.
Mrs Fl Detcnip!c Is batl, from a visit
TO puqucsne, Pa, /
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EyERHARpr THE VICTOR.

CHICAGO. March 17.-Jacx Ever
hardt, OF New Orleans, got the decision
over Kid McGlenn. OF Philadelphia, af-
ter five rounds.
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TO 1IANAGE-EoRtt.lAS
w share of proiits-a farm stocked with,
sheep. Would like TO correspond with any
person Of capital to Invest in sheep rails;
Ing. Address Box q? Morristown. Ohio.E
49, - ~ sis5s ~ %! y mrI5-d&wt
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y % 81 4 IN =. Il
There are cough medicines that
ore taken as freely as a drink Of
water from q dipper. They are,
cheap medicines. Quantity does not
make up for quality. It's the DUAL.
,ity that cures. There's one medi..
cine that's dropped, not dipped
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. There's
more power in drops Of this remedy
than in dippersful Of cheap cough
syrups and elixirs. It cures Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group, Whooping
Cough, and all Colds, Coughs, and
affections Of the Throat and Lungs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-18

iWANTED ALL PERSONS WHO
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