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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SPORT . |
WILL Be HELD ron MURDER
That Is the Pate OF Osenr Gardner at Co.'s
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That the Pate OF Oscar Gardner at coi-
COLUMBUS. O.. April s.-George
Stout. Of Philadelphia, who was knock-
ed out by Oscar Gardner, the Omaha
KID" In a hot fight last night. died frm
The effects OF the blow at the St. Francis
Hospital. at $40 this morning. Il was In
the twelfth round that the fatal jolt was
delivered. Stout falling heavily and
never regaininS Consciousness. He. was
taken TO the hospital by a physician, but.
nothing could be done for him. His wife
was summoned from Philadelphia, and
Is said to be now enroute here. e
Gardner and Mike Connolly and P. H..
Sullivan, his seconds, were arrested and
taken to the Central police station,
where a charge OF suspicion was placed
against them. They will be held for
murder pending the coroners verdict,
Apost mortem examination Ia to be held
to determine the cause Of death. The;
knockout Nblow was q short right arm
swing on the jaw. n : ~ R
Two afiidavlts were filed against os..
car Gardner. one charging him with
prize Fighting and the other man
slaughter. The autopsy on the body OF
George Stout shows that blood veg,
sci In the brain was ruptured, blood
clot forming. There was no fracture OF
the skull. There was no padding on the
ring floor and the theory was advanc-
ed that conclusion. OF the brain was.
caused by Stout's head striking the.
floor. The autopsy does not bear out
this theory. but indicates that the
Knockout blow on the Jaw did oil the
damage. - go
In addition to. Gardner and; his sec
onds, William and Joe BIerholler and
James Marshall. promoters OF the fight,
we're taken into custody to-day. All OF
these men were released except Gard
ner. It being found they could not oe
held on any charge. since the mayor
had given a permit for the fight Gard
ner was released tonight on 500 bond,
pending preliminary hearing. lie Is
very much distressed over Stout's
death, and says that he will never fight
again. His attorney Is confident that
he cannot be convicted, since permit
was given for the fight. At the request
OF Stout's father, the body viii be
shipped TO Patasaqua. Pennsylvania.
Mayor Black says no moro fights Will
be permitted In Columbus. ~
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OIL CITY-River 3 feet and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
( MORGANTOWN-River s feet inch
es and stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
DRoWNSvILLE-Rlver fee. II
inches and stationary.
PITTSBURGH-Rive G1 feet and
stationary at the dam. Clear and cool.
CINClNNATI--River 2S.10 feet and
falling. Clear; mercury 25. business
fair. Six arrivals md six departures,
including Nellie Hudson for Pittsburgh.
John, Cook, James Morcn. Jim Wood. J.
c. Fisher, Gate City and E. A. Andrews
up with emptIes. Fred Wilson down
with with tow for New Orleans. Four
steamboat engines, with all necessary
cGulpaSc, were shipped from here to-day
for the Yukon river Wash Meredith.
formerly chief engineer Of the city water
works. left to-day with force OF men
to eupcrintend the construction OF boats
at ST. Mchaels. Alaska.
LOuISVILLE--Rivcr falling, with II
feet G inches on the falls. and 10 feet s
incheu below the locks. Clear and pleas
amt, Roaz. Beaver, John A. Wood.
Smoky City and o'Ne!l have gone south
with big tows.
POINT REPRESENTATIVES. 1i6 feet
and falling. Clear.
CAIRo-River 49.4 and failing. Cloudy
and warm.
MEArPHIs--River SOS fee. and fall.
Ing. Clear and cool. ysSi 81
EvANSVtLLE-R!ver ali 4. feet ond
falling. Fair and pleasan..fs ) ~ 2
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Yesterday. In the United States court,
Judge jackson on the bench, The easc OF
Hubbard &. PAUL tagnInst1the govern
ment came to practically the end OF Its
trial, and It Is likely that q compromise
will be effected To-day without the mat.
ter going into the hands OF the Jury.
Some time ago, the government offered
to compromise, with Hubbard & PAUL,
but this firm and others Interested in the
present test case declined the Offer,
Now, however, there y deposition on
both sides to compromise. Last night
District Attorney Gaines was In tele-
graphic communication With the inter-
nal revenue bureau at Washington rtia-
tive TO a compromise, and MS stated It
- likely to be consnmmnted this morn
;NG. AtSg, " z. Il
The first witness examined yesterday
morning was John c. Stolzc. for the
plaintiffs, who testified regarding the
purchase " what was alleged to be
creamery butter from the Washington
firm. He was followed by c. H. Drle-,
horst, n clerk at the Stole Brothers
place and then came II. j., Stolzc.
The first witness for the government
was Captain Bowen, a revenue officer,
THO testified regarding an investigation
made at Washington In the establlsh-.
ment Of wilkins y 6 Company. from
whom Stoke bought the a"butter." It
was found that the substance, sold by
Hubbard & Paul was not butter. For
mer Deputy Collector. A. H. Weide-
busch. OF Wheeling: Revenue Officer ].
u. Knapp, OF Collector Gilkesun's office:
Robert C. Meyer. a Cleveland revenue
officer, and an expert on ."oleo:". B. B,
Bo,den. revenue agent: ". ". Coll
quit. OF Washington, chief OF revenue:
agents. and Dr.. Charles A. Crampton..
az Washington. a chemist In the revenue
bureau. all testified for. the state, and
thoroughly established the fact that the
buffer" bought by Stoke from wilkins
& Company. and by Stoke sold to Hub
bard & PAUL was oleomargarine.
Mr. Colqu!tt who. by the way. Is
brother OF Senator Alfred H. Colquitt, OF
Georgia, stated In the course OF his tes-
tinony, that he and Bower had read let
tiers in the Office OF wilkins &; Company.
from Stoke Brothers. In which Wilkins
1; Company were cautioned TO carefully
lcok to the coioring Of the butter"
One OF the wilkins brothers, too. had
Eaid that there was no attempt on their
Part 10 conceal the fact that the stuff
WIS really no. butter. This evidence.
however. was excluded on motion OF
Governor Atkinson. <.
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When 4 yoUng woman sits down and
POWDERS over her future life, there Is ono
all.impoTtant subject which she should not
forget. In 4 day dream she may build
castles In the air will, d happy home, laugh.
ing children and loving husband in the
foreground. At tlirt moment she may be
facing death. Matrimony and motherhood
hold out no happiness to the young WOMAN
who suffers from weakness aud disease OF
the distinctly feminine organism. The NO.
man who suffers in this way will be aweak,
nervous, sicsly. pe.ulant wife, au incapable
mother and an uuamiablc hostess. Not
knowing the truth, her acquainsances VIII
not understand that she Is deserving OF
pity rather than Tcproach.
Any woman may be strong and healthy
In womsnly way if she vii, use the right
remedy. Dr. picrcGis Favoritc Prescription
is the. best Of all medicines for weak and
ailing women. 1t ac.s directly on the de.
lscatc aud Important organs that make wife.
hood aud motherhood possible. It iaates
them strong, healthy and vigorous. It
bariShes the dangers that SURROUND mas
ternity. 1t fusntes a healthy baby and M
GtupIe supply Of uourlshmert. Thousands
Of women who were weai:, sietiy, nervous
iuvalds, arc HOW healthy, robust wives cnd
competent mo,teEs OF healthy ehild.eo, as
tho result Of the use OF this medicine. !.
H.s. John II. cons!ln. OF Patterson, Putnam,
Co.. n. Y. (nor Io9, writes: II am enjoying
ptrfts! health and have been since .eos the last
bette q Dr.. rierce's ravo!ie Prescription. !
had falling Of Tie Internal Q:Eaas. or female
weakness, and flowing caused By miscarriage.
mud was very weak when commenced taking
your medicine" - t 81 4 A I. x
The unfailing, never gripping tare for
consapation--DfsPic tcc'a plcaBant5 Pellct1.
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Major Charles r. Powell, United
States engineer In charge OF the Monon-
gahela and Allegheny river improve
ments, has Issued the following report OF
business done by the locks on the Mon
ongahela river during March: There
were 3.4o9 up lockinge and 1859 down
lockirGs made, $3.50 tons of coal and coke
passed up and 2.231.s7o tons passed
down. 2.oG0 tons OF sand passed up and
1890 tons down, Of timber 100000 cubic
feet was cent up and 2+l,050 cubic feet
down, 1881 $50 feet OF lumber passed up
and l.0SS,264 feet down, $1,000 pit posts
went up and 36,7S7 down. % tons OF stee!
rails went into the pools and 2.ll2 tons
came out. lS3 tons OF other manufactured
products passed up and 1905 tnns came
down. miscellaneous freight s.907 tons
up and 3.S0S tons down, 4S7 head OF live
stock went up and 5,203 passengers were
carried by the different packets and 5,937
down.
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CURES wITAoUrPAIN.
One OF tho Best Feature, OF the New PILE

One OF tho Best Features OF the New PILE
Cnre.
The Pyramid Pile Cure cures every
form OF Piles without one particle of
pain This desirable point Is not OBJ
talned by the use OF injurious oplates
which simply deaden and paraiyze the
nerves OF the parts and make matters
worse in the long run. But Il Is done
solely by It's remarkable healing and
soothing effects.
And while 1t thus gives immediate re-
lief, at the same time the diseaseis not
merely checked, Tut q radical cure Is
rapidly accomplished.
And the point we want TO make clear
Is that all this is done without parti-
Gle OF pain. n.
This fact Is one reason for the great
popularity OF the Pyramid Pile Cure
and constitutes one very great differ
ence between It and almost any other
kind Of treatment for piles.
Every kind OF surgical operation for
pllesisexcrutlat!nsly painful besides en-
danser!ng the life OF the patient and in
most cases is not to be compared with
the Pyramid Cure. neither In making
successful cures without pain nor, In
cheapness and safety.
The Pyramid Pile Cure has been be-
fore the public too long. ard its merits
recognized by too many people to allow
It to be classed with the many saives,
supposltor!es, pills. etc. and you run
no risk In trying It. us Is often the case
with new and untried preparations. :
II you are ever troubled with any
form OF piles or rectal disease do not for
get the Pyramid Pile Cure. Prepared
by the Pyramid Drug Co., OF Albion,
Mich, and sold by druggists at 50 cents
per package. 81.
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TIlEgRIYEER
Yesterdays, DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. Q a. m.
Parkersburg. BEN HuR, II a. m. H
Slstersville.. .RUTR. $3.50 p. nj.
Clarington.... LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Charleston. ..URAN1A. s n. N.
Steubeuville. T. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
,F BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. H. X. BEDFORD. $50 q. m
Parkersburg .ARCAND. II n. nj.
Mntamoras.. .LENlNGTON. II a. m
Slstersville.. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $50 p. m.
Steubenville. N. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR. 4 q. m.
Pittsburgh. ,KANAWHA. 5 n. m.
Pittsburgh. HUDSON, 6 a. m.
GAINESVILLE. .L0RENA, 2. a., m.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA. = a. m
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Her death was due to consumption. and
she leaves husband and six young chill
dren.
o. o. Gates has had telephone placed
in his Main street drug store.
M0UNDsvlLLE
aMisceiiaueons McinnSo or afinor Mat
tiers from lIarsiinIl's IIctropoiIs.

tiers from nlarsiinii's Metropolis.
Almost SIS was realized. by the .Ep-
worth League from thirty eight out OF
the fifty dimes. which were given to as
many members some months ago, to
make money from. The dimes. to-
sether with the increase, was turned
over TO the treasurer Thursday night.
at tho business meeting. Each member
when he handed In his money related
the manner in which he made the mo-
ney. Some of the experiences were
very amusing. Miss Lizzie Lowe headed
the list by turning over IS as the
amount made from her dime.
The water works company discovered
the trouble with It's mains and will have
It removed within the next few days.
The ten-lnch feed line that runs out In
10 the river five hundred feet, is clog
god with sawdust. A four-lnch line is
being laid and, the large pipe will be
raised and the sawdust blown out.
The enumeration In the independent
school district has been completed. II
shows the total number of children OF
school age in the district TO be 1887, OF
whom fftg-six are colored.
The Junior League will give their an
nual entertainment at the Methodist
Episcopal church tonight. An excellent
programme has been prepared, and all
are invited to be present. r.
The banquet given by the knights OF
the Golden Eagle Thursday night, was
one OF the most pleasant social events
OF the season.
The young ladies OF the Presbyterian
church met with Miss Kate Humphreys,
Of Fifth street, Thursday evening.
Miss Lillian Roberts returned from
Bethany yesterday, to spend the Easter
vacation at home. "a
Miss Julia Dixon leaves to-day for
Pittsburgh, where she will enter the
convent Monday. 4
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union met in regular session last night.
at their hall.
NJ. A. Walton, OF Cameron, was bu-
siness caller yesterday.
Austin Robinson, OF Loudensville, was
in the city yesterday.
To-day closes the March term OF the
circuit court "A
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Weddings are, coming with the sprlnE
blossoms. Sunday evening occurs the
marriage OF Jasper Jones and Miss
Godle Wyckoff, OF the Fourth ward
AT early dates Harvey Greer, of the
Riverside chemical laboratory, and a son
OF Squire c. s. Greer. Of Wheeling, will
marry Miss Amelia StcIma,n, of North
Benwood, and w. C. BuEris. druggist
at the Emergency hospital, will marry
one OF ohIo's bellies.
One night this week while Rev. C, L,
Boecele was away, the Lutheran parsnn-
age was entered by thieves. who gave
the place y thorough ransacklng. They
were after the cash and were probably
disguised at getting only sixty cents,
but they couldn't expect a sold mine at
Il preachers house. .9zf
The senior class at the Central school
numbers five, and 10 as follows: Lillian
Smith Emma Price. Carrie McCahe,
Anna Mcclure and Frank Uehman, Tho
commencement will occur about tho
middle OF June.
Banwood lodge a. o. q. W. will give
IN entertainment and dance Monday
evening. LaBslle lodge team. OF Wheel
Ing Will DO present
The Greenwood property, oons!stIpr NJ
business houses on Main street, will be
sold at trussee's sale, May 8.
Mrs. James Newton has returned from
a business trip 20 Slstersville and New
Martlnsvllle. lJss 4 I. n @ F}Il. \
Mrs. Henry Dayard's death is rcgrcs-
ted by the many friends or tho family.
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IpE1lAtRE.
All sort, of Losai New. AID Gossip i'ron,

All Sort or Local New. aud Gossip Si'ron,
,hs Ola. clty. NJ .s
The following programme will be rem.
dered BY the Choral Society held next.
Tuesday evening, In the First Prcsby-
ter!an church: " II
PART !.
'.As the Heart Pantsr q: Psalm. ,...,
Choral sceSty Meade'ss0An.
First plano, Miss Chew; second plano, Mr,
Myers. q
Solo--'Jcrusnlemr ..,....,,.. Parker
.rnan,,.,,Mlsss. A 4 T Ss,s po.,,n,
ouartettc-"So shadows XondetI.,,. i,
"The Heavens Arc 'TciiInE''..:.,.".i Haydn
Choral Society.
PART II.
''Gloria"... Oath Mass) Mozart
y, Choral Society.
First piano. Miss Chew: second piano Mr.
Solo-"Tho Way OF Peace. ....., Bingham
s1IT ~, ..i Mrs. Morrison.
ny Babylon's Wave" Qs7th Psaln9 4. l,
.''.' Choral Society. 'e0unsN
ya) ,I.ove's Sorrow. Shelly
Mrj b. Ewait. w nm
"Hallelujah Chorus" toratoria Messiah
'''i Choral / s j; (, 1; =
The school entertainment held last
evening In the high school room. was
largely attended and lqulteRaa number
were turned away unable totSet seats.
The programme consisted, Of fluctuations,
dialogues. drills and tableaux., The de-
bate was very interesting. 1.-THE pro.
gramme throughout was we'll rendered
and appreciated by the large audience,
as Is tho custom. OTIS 81
The newly elected officers have about
oil fled their certificates OF expenses,
and are getting rcady'to take}hold next
Tuesday. All but the fpemhets OF the
school board take hold at that time.
II. W. Herman and james Linard will
leave this evening for Columbus. where
they will be the guests OF &c. Campbell.
state agent OF the John Hancock insur-
ance company.
Michael Porteriield, who has been
working In Parkcrsburg. ". Va, for
some time past, Is spending few days
with his wife in the Third ward.
Charles Rosser returned from Pitts
burgh yesterday, after capturing a con-
tract for street paving at Rankin. n
suburb OF the Smoky City.
The Elks have formed local base
ball club. with Joe Kelly as pitcher and
J. Shindewolt catcher. Charles W. Blp-
pus Is a substitute.
Miss Blanche Russell has returned
from q protractcd stay with friends In
tho south. and Is again clerklng In Blum
Bros store.
Miss Elva Corbett returned last even
Ing. to her home In Steubenvlllc. after
a pleasant visit with relatives In the
Second ward. x
Have You seen the flnc line OF cam
eras, Premos. Billiards. Kodaks. Ad-
lakes. ETC., etc. at Kinks Art Store, 1905
Main street?
W. P. Crozier. city commissioners
has been gathering pointers from tho
outgoing officer, and will begin his work
right.
Henry Hocklnstrasser will leave Nom
day for New Kenslngtou. Pa, where
he will work In the glass factory.
George Walters. the hardware mer-
chant, Is confined to his home in the
Fifth ward. quite III.
The Cleveland 6 Pittsburgh pay car
visited the city yesterday.
The men at the steel works will re-
ccivc their pay to-day.
TIL. stoffel. of crabapple. was in the
cltF yesterday.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllseneer.
WASHINGTON, April s.-Pensions
have been grantsdto wcat Virginia ap-
plieants as follows. N
1nereasc--Perry HIgglns, Bariard, ;,a
e, 70 w; John c, Porter, Point Pleasant.
/, otlslnal.aeorGc H. Woods. Hun.
!, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G. Cook, Par.
kersburg. Sc. lf,5, rs
...sWldows-aiary a. Lewis. Beverly IRE.
E.ue). IS; LuclndaA. Psrine, Avon, Slg,
Addie NJ. Hodges. Capenhnven, IS; Dor.
thea Gerlock, School House, sl2.
, REPRESENTATIONS Of Matthew Cart,
Little Sandy. SIG. ~.
J. Other pensions granted to-day are:
Samuel II. White, Canonsburr, Pa,
original claim. IS; minors OF Benz. Fl.
Marshall. Holbrooke, Greene county.
"a" sl2; Margaret a. ReltE, Mcdonald,
Washington county. Pa, sS;, Catherine
Gags. Bella!re. Ohio. widow, IS. sI
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PITTSBURGH, April S.-The lorna
do. advance guard OF the homeward-
bound fleet. arrived In port with tow Of
empsies from James Jones &; Son. Other
boats will be in tonight and tomorrow
and by Monday they will all have ar
rived in port. They are all bringing up
big tows OF empty craft which will be
sent into the pools ds soon as they ar
rive, -. j.:
The Beaver which ran into the bank
at OK Bolt yesterday and sank three
boats. Is owned by the Lysle Coal Com
pany. Pacific Coal Company and 7. J.
Wood. The boats Will be a total loss
and were valued at $4,000. In the tow
OF the Beaver were three boats owned
by the Lysle Coal Company. but they
were not damaged. This is the first ac-
cldent that has happened. to the Beaver
this season and her owners think they
are lucky In escaping so easy, as when
boat strikes the bank with a tow like
the Beaver had, there is generally more
than three boats lost.
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SEVERAL AFTER IT.

Several people ore after the Wheeling
franchise In the Ohio league. Jack Gro
gan te!egraphed President Prince. ask
Ing that 1t be granted to him; Harry
Prltchard and Councilman ". H. Blu
ccy also tclegraphed Prince last, night,
and In addition Starr, Of Toledo, Is after
It A well known business man is also
considering the matter OF applying for
the franchise. Prince evidently has his
hands full
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Along tho Landing.
The marks at 6 p. m. showed S feet 6
Inches and falling.
rHE sTELLA BLOWs UP,

p CINCINNATI. o.. April S.-A special
to the Commercial Tribune from CALI
polls. O., says: The towboat Stella, tow
Ing ties down the Kanawha, blew up at
Ten Mile, this afternoon. Captain Wells
and the pilot were seriously injured and
Engineer Eastman badly hurt The
entire crew was compelled to swim
ashore. The boat is total wreck. with
no insurance.
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special olEnatch TO the IntellIgoncer.
WASHINGTON. April. s.-Hon. Byrd
a.il' Of Mason county. ". Va, Inns been
,appolnted to take charge OF tho ex.
HlMt Of the fish commission at tho Oma-
~ exposition. He Will take charge
mere April 25 ~ -, 5l
. IsS Matte Skinner. nee Lockwood,
,,9finerly o. MouHsv!lle. W. Va. but row.
!" Cinclnnntl,!s,lr the city looking after
pending cla!i, In which she Is inter
A lArse company Of studon,s from
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At wondrously low prices ut the great
April Clothing Picnic Sale at tho
Leader building. Fifteen more cases Of
those fine fur Alpine and Derbys. The
last lot at 09c, 81 70 and Sc value. They'll
60 quick. SO come In to-day. ~
HEYNAE BROS.
f& 1920, 1922 and 1898 Main, Street.
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the Fairmont normal sehoo, arrived
here this evening and Will View the city,
and lts places OF Interest tomorrow.
Arrangetnen,uwiA DO made, II posslhle,
FOR the visitors to see tho President
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PIANO tuning by experts.
F. W. BANNER CO.,
DRNWoOp.
Breezy News Items Gathered In the Hu,y
Is. JInrslInlI County Town,

A clique Of Democrats Is evidently de-
termined to count out Street Commits
s!oncr Martin next Tuesday evening.
when council meets. and though Mr..
Scanlon was not disposed to fall In with
the scheme at first. the party lash Is be-
Ing brought to bear In squelchlng any
qualms OF conscience. The Tammany
element Is bowling for the recount. In
other words the counting out, and Re-
pubicans should stir themselves and
block any such game. When Mr.. Dee
gan. 4 Democrat, could take such steps
as prevented 7the counting out OF Mayor
Shepard, there certainly should be
enough Republlcanlsm in Benwood to
prevent the counting out of Mr.. Martin,
whose majority was not lesser.
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Have you soen the Gne line OF CAM
eras. Prenos, Billiards. Kodaks. Ad.
lakes, ETC.. ETC.. Of Kinks Art Store, 1905
Main strantn ~ -.--.- ----. ~. ~
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~ . .. q.
has been curing all forms Of blood
diseases scrofula, eczema, letter,
rheumatism, erysipelas, blood poi
soning, etc. There's q book about
these cures nv" Ayers Curebook, q
story Of cures told by tho cured"
which is sent free on request, by
Dr.J. C.Ayer, Lowell, Mass. The
book will interest you if you are
sick or weak, because it tells not
what it is claimed the remedy will
do, but what! your neighbors and
fellows testify that it has done.
viii it cure you? 1t has cured
thousands like:you. Why not you?
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a TORPID liver robs you.ot ambi-
ton and ruins your health. DeWItt's
Little Early R!se-s cleanse the liver,
cure constipation and all stomach and
liver troubles. Charles r. Goethe,
Market and Twelfth streets: Chatham
Sinclair. Forty-siSth and jacob streets:
A. L. Scheehle, No. COZ Main street; EN-
ley Bros. Penn and Zane streets.
Rowie & Co.. Bridgeport. as51 !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-09

Next Monday Is the day of Bridge
ports election for school board, from l
10 o'clock p. NJ. The ticket will be as
follows:
Captain E.A. Thomas, for three years
term.
Mrs. Eta Hillyer, for three years
term.
Lee C. Leach for one year term.