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AN IMMENSE CONSOLIDATION.
1t is Announced for Exhibition in This
City at nm Early Dare.

1t is Announced for Exhibition in This
City at an Early Dare.
A wiseacre of n remote past once re-
marked that no person or thing was so
great but that his or Its place could be
filed. anGeplgram that serves well In
the present instance. The Barnum &
Bailey circus has for time immemorial
been conceded first place in the affcc.
lions Of the people Of the eastern coun-
try. But the Barnum & Bailey circus
has sailed across the Atlantic and is
now startling the people Of the Queen
with an exhibition Of American inSe-
nuity. It will perhaps remain a fixed
British institution.
Now comes the great Adam Fore
pauEh and Sells Brothers combined cir
cuses and menageries. to fill the ach-
ing void a casual glance at the names
of the operators and directors of this
colossal enterprise should and will be
proof positive OF the Justice of the
claims made for it. They are James A.
Bailey sole owner of the Barnum &
Bailey circus: Lewis and Peter Sells,
the acknowledged leading amusement
caterers west of the Alleghcnies, and
W. w. Cole. who has again taken up
the reins Of management in this coun-
try after long period Of circus cX-
ploltatlon in Berlin. Paris and Vienna.
In the Forepaugh and Sells Brothers
Combined Shows Is found the outcome
of the combination of the brains and
fortunes of these-the greatest circus
impressarlos OF generation.
The Adam Forepaugh show, shortly
after the death of its owner and found
er. was purchased by James a. Bailey.
It's prestige and place In circusdom are
sufficiently well known to make extend
ed reference unnecessary. Suffice 1t
that Its wild animal collection was I'M
cqualled by any other show, while its
aTenic performances were always re-
gardcd rs par excellence.
The Sells Brothers Circus has. for
twenty years, been the circus west
of the Allegheny mountains. 1t has
toured the west successfully FOR n score
of years, and has extended the field of
It's operations to Australia and the East
Indies.
With the departure Of the Barnum &.
Bailey show for Europe the idea of the
consolidation of these two institutions.
was conceived and cOnsummatcd Need
| more be said than that this cOnsoida-
ton Is renlity-that the two great
circuscs, mcnagerics and hiDpOdromes
win be seen as one-cXhibiting In this
city Saturday, July 10.
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FRIDAYS CEREMONIAL
or the Order Of the Mystic Shrine
Many Visitors Expected.

OF the Order of the Mystic Shrine.
Many Visitors Expected.
Osiris temple Ancient Arabic Order Of
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine. will hold a
ceremonial next Friday evening, ut
Arion hall. a large host of visiting
Shriners is expected TO attend and great
preparations have been made for the
event. which will be an elaborate one
as are all the doinGs under the auspice S
OF the mobiles of Osiris. a full dress par
ade wilt occur at 1880 O'Clock. and in the
handsome Invitations sent out by Re-
corder Thomas Carnahar. jr., the Arabs
are instructed thusly Wear your best
clothes, fez and claws" Meister's full
brass band will head the caravan.
The rovices to be taken across the
hot sands include prominent Masons in
this and surrounding towns, and the
Elks carnival will incidentally attract
to the festivities many mobiles from
other temples The customary feast of
good things will climax the trip over
the desert. The official dIvnn OF Osiris
temple is as follows:
James b. Mckee. Potentate; ]. II.
klieves, chief rnbban: Thomas G. Jen-
kins. assistant rabban: NJ. r. Wolff,
high priest and prophet. L. W. Blayrey,
oriental guide: W. ~. Wilson. treasurer;
Thomas Carnahar. jr.. recorder: Alfred
PAUL. trustee; D. y. Taylor. first cere-
moniai master: Conrad Hirsch. second
ceremonial master; T. C. Stevenson. w.
w. Irwin, Clarke Hamilton. directors;
George b. Peabody. marshal: ]. Z.
Wills. captain of guard: L. p. Wheat,
captain Arab patrol: Thomas b. Nc
Lain. alchemist: I. n. Waltz, costumcr;
I w. Bliss. outar guard: representa-
tives to Imperial Council, W. w. Irwin,
James B. Mckee, w. F. Shalfer.
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THE TELEPHONE MATTER.

Fair Play" Pays his Respects to the
Action OF the Council Committee.
A Protest against Discrimination.
To the Editor OF the Intelligencer. \
SIR:-Surely the report, current on
our streets. that the councils commit
tee on ordinances on Friday evening
recommended to the city council the
passage OF franchise for the National
Telephone Company against the opn-
ion OF the solicitor. cannot be true.
1t Is said that another application for a
telephone company, (ex-Mayor Mckis-
sons enterprIse). was before the COM
mlttee, and that Mr.. Conlff, the attor-
ney for that company. having heard all
the recommendations Of the city solicit
tor OF amendments to the proposed or
dinance for the first named company,
declared TO the committee that they
were reasonable and would be accepted
by his company cheerfully.
Notwithstanding this declaration. 1t
Is alleged. that, with full understand
Ing that q rival to the Bell Telephone
Company would accept franchise con-
taininS proper restrictions for the pub
lie good. such as were advised by the
city lawyer, this committee utterly neg
lected the most important recommends
lions Of the solicitor. refused to delay
action on the Nationals ordinance un-
til the Homes ordinance could be per-
fected and considered with It, and rush
ed through committee the Nationals
ordinance, absolutely devoid Of proper
provisions for. the convenience and
safety Of persons and property In this
city.
This Is making fish of one and fowl
Of another with vengeance. 1t is
time for this committee to rise and ex-
plain. There must be Il motive behind
such action. What is It!
Members of this committee! Do not
"let conccalinent. like q worm In the
bud. feed on the dnmask OF your
cheek"
In passing. It may we'll be remarked
that while the worm would fare badly
on the damask OF their cheeks alone, II
the cheek Itself was the feeding
ground. an ample sufIlcency Of proven
der would be provided.
The council cannot. in Justice to It.
self and the public trust imposed upon
its members. ratify such an outrage on
FAIR PLAY.
Wheeling, June &c, 1899.
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. BEN HUR. Sp. IN.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWHA, IA. m.
Pittsburgh. LIMESTONE STATE, 10 q. NJ
Cincinnati. .QUEl5N CITY. 10 a. m.
Sistersville.. LEROY, I a. IN.
GAINESVILLE. .LoRENA, { O. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR. 9 p. m.
Newport. .....JEWEL. II q. m.
Slstersville.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvillc. NJ. BAYNE. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, s n. m.
Pittsburgh. .NIRGINIh. 5 n. m.
ParkersburE. II. *. BEDFORD. II d. m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II n. m.
Sstersville.. RUTH. $40 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvillc..T NJ. BAYNE, 2:30 p. m.
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1t was learned yesterday that Captain
Louis Pope, of Parkersburg, will arrive
here to-day with his packet. The Cath
crime. which he will enter In the
Wheeling BellaIre trade during "Elks''
week. beginning to-day.
The marks at p. IN. showed S feet
9inches and stationary. but later in the
night the river began to rise again,
and fully 10 feet is expected as the top
notch. Weather. cloudy and warm.
The Queen City went out of Wheel
ing for Cincinnati yesterday Mt 10 a. m.
with larger passenger list than she
ever before had. Passengers were lit
orally clinging to her like lceches.
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Marquette, ON lake SUPERIOR

Is one Of the most charming summer
resorts reached Via the Chicago, Mil
waukec and st. Paul Railway.
Its healthful location. beautiful seem
cry, good hotels and complete immun-
ity from hay fever make n summer out
Ing at Marquette. Mich, very attract
I've from the standpoint Of health, rest
and comfort.
For particulars apply TO the. nearest
ticket agent or address Geo, n. Heat
ford. General Passenger Agent, Chi
cago. III. III
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Story of u Slave.

To be bound hand and foot for years
nv the chains OF disease liz the worst
form of slavery. George ID. Williams
NJ Manchester. Mich. tells how such a
aIayc was made free. He says: MY
wife has been so helpless for five years
that she could not turn over In bed
ofnnc After using two bottles Of Flee
trIc Filters, shc Is wonderfully I'm
moved and able to do her own work.
ThIs supreme remedy for female dis
aagcs nuIckly cures nervousness, sleep
,easnoss, melancholy. headache. back
ache. fnIntInE and dizzy spells. This
miracle WORKING medicine IL n godscnd
IN weak, sicily. run down people. Every
hottie guaranteed. only 80 cents Sold
by LOGAN Drug Co.. druggist
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Volcanic EruntinnS

Are grand. but Skin EruptIons rob life
OF JOY. Buclelen's Arnica Salve, cures
them. also old, running and fever sores,
ulcers, boils. fclons. corns. warts, cuts.
bruises. burns, scalds. chapped hands,
chilblairs. Best pile cure on earth.
Drives out pains and aches. Only 25cts
n box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Lo-
gan Drug Co.. druggist.
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WHEELING c. E. UNION.

Annual Convention to be Held al
Cameron This Wcek-Vcry Interest.
ing Programme Has Been Pre-.
pared.
The seventh annual convention Of the
Wheeling Christian Endeavor Union
will be held In the Christian church at
Cameron this week, on Wednesday and
Thursday, June rs and %. a hearty
welcome awaits all who come, as we'll
, as profitable time. There Is every
reason to believe that this convention
Will be the best ever held by the Union.
Railroad accommodations are as con-
venient as could be asked. The follow
ing Is the programmes:
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE o.
S:G0-Pralse Service.
SIo-Address Of Welcome-Mrs. o. +. Co.
vert. Cameron.
S:20-Rcsponse.
S:25-lIyTrn-"The Banner Of the Cross"
S:Sg-C9nyention Sermon = "Consecra-
ton. Rom. xii: L., Rev. Samuel Schwarm.
Wheeling.
s;So-Announcement of committees.
Social half hour
LII " hSbA Jb-NC 80
G:lj-Sunrisc prayer servlce-Topic. "Ac-
Proverbs. III; l.G-Leader. VIII II. Colvig,
Wheeling.
s:l5-"ouIet Ialf Hour'-Conducted by
Mrs. W. b. Bcssercr. Charleston.
9:2J-HymN-"The Comforter Has Come"
9:3O-Paper-"Christian Endeavor and
Bible Study"-Rev. ]. 3. Smith. Mounds
vile.
9:50-Paper- THE five best things the
prayer meeting committee can do"-Miss
Ethel NJ. Gardiner. West Liberty.
lG:05-Hymn--"Chris and the Church"
l0:l0-Address-"Our Juniors"-Mrs. W.
B. Besserer. Charleston.
l0:S5-Paper-"The five best things the
lookout committee can do"-Miss Eta NJ
lO:V0-iIymn-"Th Christian Endeavor
Army"
O:55-Papcr-"Alds to better committee
work"-Homcr Simmons. Wheeling.
l0:le-AdGrcss-"tiow Endcavorers can
help the iasto.''-Rev. C. Z. Queen. Buck
1:tO-Hymn-"Kecp Step With tho Mas
ter"
AFTERNOON.
g:00-Praisc scrvicc--Lcader, Miss Maude
ErSkine. Wcllsburg.
2I2-Rol call-One minute report from
work last year.
2:45-"JunIor Hour"-Conducted by Mrs.
W. X. BcsscrCr. state SUPERINTENDENT.
Charleston. Paper-"What relation should
the church and senior society bear toward
the Juniors?-Rev. J. a. Candy. Cameron.
Pancr-'Junior Dscipl.ne''-Miss Clara
Meyer. Wheeling. Papcr-"How can we
best give Bible instruction to Juniors?''-
Miss Pearl Harris. Of Wheeling. Junior
exercise. Local Juniors.
5-Address-'C!tizcnship Camp
bell Johcs, Claysylllc, Pa,
i:05-lIymn - "Endeavorcrs Marching
Song"
+:lH-Rcport of committees and election
of oiIlcprs
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!. 2a.-Palace Furniture Company.

Ed. c.. Kurncr. m - -
2.-Joseph Graves. "
A.-king's Daughters.
FL. Z, Glain.
; ag,.Saylor & Maxwell.
Y, &c. a. House.
S.-kraus & Co.
1.-Max Hess, Florist.
~. 33.-Sanatel Tobacco Co.
Us: Alexander.
I.-fIouse a. HERMANN
3.-M. Gutman e Co.
%,-G. X. McMechen Sons Co.
5L-tlueen's Daughters. sg5 eG
S.--James Bailey.
~, il.-Snook & Company,
io.-Jason c. Statmp.
i2.-E. b. Potts.
iS.-Stolze Brothers Co.
ii.-B: +. Caldwell 8; Co.
i5.-Will Gntman.
i6.--Cnldwell.Pcter Co.
ia-Wheelins Hospital
", O.-C. J. ElIg Carriage Co.
81. p Mckee. sls,g. b
I--Harry King.
6-MountaIn State Electrical Co.
5a-Gcorge Z. Kics
Sc. u. Earle.
s9,-Trimble & Lutz Company.
CO. d. Kyle.
62-Wells & Campbell.
e3-P, Wcity & Co.
2 6t-Snlin Z. Mohoayig. ~
GiE-Mrs. ]. l.. Shriver,
65-Nicolps Art Store
SG-Tappan \ Connel.
e7.-Dllon, Hancher Co.
6S.-Locke Shoe. Company.
69.-Jnmes HILL
I0.-W. H. Grimm
n.-Heyman Brothers.
G.-Harry McKown.
DE. r.. Bradley.
d.. NJ. Dauer.
6.-Mrs. II. Cranmer,
CIV. a. Wilson e Son.
BE. s. DInger.
So.-G. L. McMorris.
81. So. S5.-George Z. Stlfcl & Co.
&.-Hugo Loos.
a.-Wheeling Novelty Works.
&.-W. Sehwertteser.
81. 9.-llannan Brothers.
@.-James Carney.
M.-J. G. Shrlver.
R.-Fels-Naptha Company.
. G.-M, L. COlvig.
9t.-E. Dyer.
ST.. II. Kirk.
96.-W. f. Murphy.
I'll. Coleman.
S.--Fred Greiner.
%. 10l.--City Hospital.
1W.-Louis Bcrtschy.
l02.-Mendel Brothers.
l03.-D. GundllnE.
l0i.--klexander Frcw.
los. 107.--Stonc & Thomas.
lCS. l0S.-Donaldsnn- Morgan Company.
1O9.-"Hub" Clothiers.
Il0.-WheelinS Bakery.
ll2.-Hodshon. halter.
n3.-St. Lukes church
lli.-Solomor &; Refer
In the Sunday papers 1t was state
hat the leading organization in tn
parade would be the Wheeling Elk:
This was mistake; the Bellaire lodg
If Elks has been given the position c
honor In the parade.
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Will OWN THE CITY
Great Oriental Street Carnival
and Fair Opens To-day
AND THOUSANDS WILL ATTEND.
Street Demonstration This Morn.
ing Opens the Fair and
GOV. ATKlNSON'S ADDRESS

VIII Follow at the Fair Grounds OH
the isiand-fhcn the Governor VIII
Touch u Button" and the Carnival
VIII be on-All the Arrangements
are now Completc--Exhibitors had
Busy Sunday Getting Their Booths
IN Shape for To-dny's opcnlng--Gov.
ernor Atkinson Arrived Last Night.
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EVENING.

T:io-Tcn minutes OF song.
7:iN-A ddress-"The C. E. Covenant
Rev. C. u. Austin. Wheeling.
Walking in the Sunshine"
5-AddrcsS-"E;ndeavor In Llfc'-Rev.
C. NJ. Oiphart. Wheeling.
:55-Cnnsccratc yourself anew.
9:O5-Mizpah.
g:2)-Spccd the delegates who cannot lon-
rcr remain. but depart over the Baltimore
& Ohio.
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HUNDREDS of lives saved every
year by having DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil In the house just when 1t is needed.
Cures Group, henls burns. cuts. wounds
of every sort.
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y . V q 4 d.
are now Complctc--E hibitors had
Busy Sunday Getting Their Booths
IN Shape for To-dny's opcnlng--G Gov.
ernor Atkinson Arrived Inst Night.
After months Of preparation and sew
= eral weeks of great activity on the part
Of the members Of Wheeling lodge No.
rs. u. z. Q, E., the day OF days for the
Elks has arrived-the opening day OF
their oriental carnival and street fair
and 1t finds nm expectant public ready
and anxious to become the patrons OF
the affair. So much interest over such
wide radius around Wheeling has sell
dom been evinced in anything attempt
ed by any organization or set of men In
this city. Wheeling people going away
& from town during the last month have
ascertaIned without difficulty that the
surrounding population has Its eyes on
/: Wheeling for two reusons-tha strike
and the street fair. The former has
kept thousands away-from Wheeling,
but 1t Is assured that the latter will
bring thousands and then thousands.
Everything is now In readiness for the
opening of the big show Saturday
3 afternoons drenching rain. which found
a rather emphatic repetition In the
evening. and again early Sunday morn
ms, left the grounds sea OF mud, and
some Of the decorations were DESTROYED
ana No., :, 10 ,o,,,,a,i -. -.
Z "itu hei nav. " We ieplaced' put iast even
Ing found the grounds on South Broad
way again radiant In their dress of
White and purple THE 3. P, o. r.
colors). Throughout the day exhibitors
who had been unable TO complete their
exhibits Saturday ON account of tho
rain, were busiiy engaged In getting
ready for "Opening Day." and when the.
grounds were closed for the night thor.
was hardly an exhibitor whose work
had no, been finished. and who loo,el
upon the result of his labors with soti,,
faction. and with tho expectation thar
the coming week woulJ h, ono Of nroG,
for himself and endowment for tba foir,s
patrons.
The Oriental Extruyor.nzo Con,n,n,
and rho ,r,in.d o,,n,1 chow. ,r.,,,.,
=, p,;,ronor, 49, =, H., -
. Ut briusepoFt iate IN the AFTERNOON and
in5two or three hours thew had transfer
.oa .,i ,,,,,. -,
'eu 1iieir HiutIluue Oh eiiects from The
railroad train to the grounds on the Is
iaiiu' ! nc infringement VI 1his feature,
predicts that the Wheeling public will
Hot w uIsdPPoiHleu when the liTst per-
formauce has been witnessed this af.
.o =
'eiiiooii'
The grounds were visited Sunday nv
-'h i'"i u peopic. hoth VI Inc yacht
ferries and the bridges carried thou-
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PLATOON OF PCLICE.
Lieutenan, Ingram and Officers McGugan

Lieutenant Ingram and OlncerS McGuShn,
Allen. T.arkin. Knabe, Devinncy. Ritz.
Mccauslanl, Woods. Shields, wal
kcr. Conrad and Meyers
Chief Marsha! Franzheim and Aides.
Bella!re Lodge. B. p. O. Elks
Midway Company.
others, on foot and In carriages,
cainels and donkeys.
Meisier's Eand.
East Liverpool Lodge Of E.lks.
MoundSvillc Lodge of Elks.
Carriages occupied by Governor, Mayor
and Exalted Rulers.
Bnstness Mems Reception Committee.
Other committees In carriages.
Hacketts Band.
Wheeling Lodge No. 2S. Il. p. o. Elks.
Ancient order United Workmen.
Trudcs Assembly.
Local unions affiliated with o. V. r. & LA.
MilkmCna Display.
Merchants Display.
Decorated wagons. foats. advertising We
hc!cJ, exc, etc.
Fire Department
IT Is announced that there will be 1876
wagons at the command OF patrons Of
the street fair, and these with the street
ears. yacht ferries and bridges will give
transportation Of all kinds. The raising
OF the boycott from the -the-rlver
street car line will give the. people OF
Bridgeport. Bellalre and Martins Ferry
an easier mode OF conveyance to tho Is
land. and for this reason the attendance
from the ohIo-sidc ought to be very
large
There have been Il number OF changes
In the booths occupied The following
Is II revised directory OF the Midway:
4.
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THE Warnuel yacht is the quickest
and ghortcs, route TO the Midway
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THE Wnrffucl yacht Is the quickest
and shortest route TO the Midway.
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In the Sunday papers II was stated
that the leading organization in the
parade would be the Wheeling Elks.
This was mistake: the Bellaire lodge
OF Elks has been given the position Of
honor In the parade.
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THE WRECK OF THE MAINE,

Somebody has been inquiring at the
Navy Department at Washington whether
the government intends to raise the wrecl.
Of the Maine from Havana harbor in order
to ascertain the cause of the hattleship' 5
destruction. There is no such intention,
for the reason that 50 far as this govern
ment is concerned, the question is already
settled
Ii vas settled officially and for all time
by the report OF the Maine Board of In
quiry, of which Captain Sampson was
president, and, with the exception OF q few
i:reconcilabe Atkinaldos, it is doubtful
whether ary Americans are interested in
tn" subject.
For the administration to undertake any
thing ~ith a view to examining the hull Ot
the ship so as to determine the direction OF
the forces which caused the explosion
would be reflection upon the work Of the
board of inquiry. 1t would he to revive a
matter which was put at rest for all time
when the American Peace Commissioners
rejected contemptuously the suggestion Of
the Spanish commissioners that an inter-
national commission of experts be author
lied to investigate the cause of the en-
plosion.
Curiosity on the subject would be mani
testify impossible in the government A
desire for further investigation could only
be for the purpose of fixing tine blame on
some particular Spaniard, and that would
now be waste of time.
The inquiry has drawn attention to a
curious state of affairs. The wreck of the
Maine is no longer in the jurisdiction of
the Navy Department. Even if the Secre-
tary of the Navy wished to do anything
about it he would have no power 1t
would be piece of presumption in him to
undertake to raise the wreck.
The harbor OF Havana, with the city and
all the rest of Cuba, is under the control of
the War Department, and any steps which
might be taken would have to be taken by
the military authorities.
Yet the officers of the War Department
apparently are not aware of their trust.
One very high officer remarked oifhand,
when asked about the Maine: "Oh, that is
a navy affair. 1t doesn't come up here at
ALL"
1t is safe to say that nothing will be
done toward raising the Maine or destroy
ing the wreck unless Congress enacts
special legislation. The speediest way to
reach the business would be to incorpor-
ate an appropriation in the River and
Harbor bill for the improvement of Havana
harbor, and provide for the removal of the
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jHst in time to reach high land and see his
bungalow swept away. De Silva stood
beside him, shivering and praying.
"Ah! honorable sir" said De Silva, 81
told you, you killed the luck of the bunga-
low; Magog, the snake"
81 did not, cried the trembling boy,
1T lived and warned me, or l should be
dead now"
But Magog was seen no more.-Boston
Globe.
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wreck Of the Maine on the ground that il
Is an obstruction to the harhor. This nav
he done sometime, perhaps after Cuba
comes unreservedly into the possession of
the United States. There ~ no hurry
about il.
1t is said by wrecking experts that the
only way in which the hull can he raised
is by means of cofferdam-an expensive
and wear!sOme operation. Probably when
the time comes the wreck will / e blown to
pieces With dynamite -loston Journal.
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Sick Headache,
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constipation, jaundic1, torp. .,
liver and kindred diseases.
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