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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-16
A matter Of Advertisement.

Republicans are profuse In their com.
pliments to the honesty and integrity o.
the election board IN kentucky, which
though composed Of three Democrats, YET
was able to decide an election case In IA.
yoF OF a Republican. From the point OF
view Of the average Republican It Is never
q question OF what Is the law or the right
about an election matter. i is always
simply question OF giving the office 70
the man. Hence, when Democrats decide
an election case on It's rights, without re
gard TO political bias, they are astounded
at such fesults.-FalrmOn Index
The InteIligencer has not heard Of the
Republicans rising as one man and
throwing bouquets to the Kentucky cleo
ton commissioners. The facts were SO
plain that the board could not get
around them. All the loopholes pro-
vIded for by the infamous GOebel law
were taken advantage Of, but even then
the Democratic members Of that board
could not make 1t appear that Taylor
was not elected. They had to do what
they did; they couldn't sQulrm out Of
1t. Then they forfeited all honest COM
mendatlon for doing their plain duty
by apologi.ing for their action in their
biased reflections on the merits Of a
case they were supposed to have passed
upon In their judicial capacity. From
the manner in which Goebel sought
to annul the expressed win OF the peo-
pie Of Kentucky 1t WAS surprising that
the memberc of the election board did
what they did. They had their bias nil
right. but their nerve failed them
So far as the Democratic party In this
state is concerned, it has yet to ex-
hIblt any symptoms OF honesty in the
direction Indicated by the Fairmont In
dex. 1t deliberately robbed the Repub-
lIcan party OF a governor, and one Of
Its plastic creatures who occupied the
gubernatorlal chair flched congress-
man by his famous tive" decision.
More recently the purple pencir'
played It's part In Taylor county for
the beneR. OF an aspirant for senator
Ial honors. who is now posing rs the
Lord Protector OF the political morals
OF the state, and as the one man who
preserved to West Virginia n republic
can form Of government" It is well
enough sometimes ito assume virtue
II you have It not, but all the assunip-
tIon the Democratic party Of West Vir-
ginia can muster from now until the
crack OF doom will not blind the honest
people Of this state to their miserable
hypocrisy
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Wonder Where They aAre At.n


1t has been the almost invariable rule
that the party in power has suffered in
the second half Of the administrations
term by defeat in the congressional
elections, but President McKinley's
term affords a pleasing exception. In
noting this fact the New York Even
ing Post says that, with the exception
OF the dozen years after 1860, when the
representation Of the south was either
suspended or abnormal. there has been
no case since Jackson's day when the
executive cent his message to Con-
gres, chosen midway in the term, which
had both senate and a house with a
majority Of his party"
There are many reasons for the pres
emit political conditions, but the Repub-
llcan party can thank the west for saw
ing It from being in the minority in the
present house of representatives. This
section, which was more thoroughly
saturated with the fallacles of Bryan
ism and had been more susceptible to
his sophisticated eloQuence, forsook
him, and, repentlng Of their errors, re-
turned to the Republican fold. Speak
ing In the same strain Of the situation
noted by the Post, the New York World
adds some mournful reflections: "But
to-day President Mckinley has Con-
gress with him in both branches, and
the Democrats find themselves with but
twenty-slx senators, not one Of whom
comes from the populous, rich, intellI-
gent old free states. From all the
north, east and west there are only two
Democratic senators-one from Utah
and one (clark Of Montana, really a
resident Of New York;, who takes his
seat under charges of bribery in secur-
ing his election, which are Endorsed by
the governor Of that state in his certlf-
lcate Of election.
els not this pitiable showing for the
once invlncible Democracy? And are
not the causes for it-plain to all OBJ
servers who do not willfully shut their
eyes-worthy the serious consideration
OF the Democrats In Congress as they
enter upon the duties of this most inn
portant session."
The Louisville Courier Journal winds
up this pathetic symposium by the
cherries observation that, despite this
unprecedented showing, the present
leaders Of the Democratic party are
preparing to make next year the same
fight they made in 1896, notwlthstand-
ing the fact that the conditions now are
so much stronger against such fight
that 1t must inevitably result more
dlsastrousIy than 1t did three years
ago. Truly IN what does their sagaclty
differ from that of the bull who is de-
termined to butt the locomotive on the
track?"
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onr 1nternal Commerce.

"A great deal has been said about our
trade with foreign countries. and as
much as 1t has been subject for COM
graduation, and as wonderful as its
growth has been. 1t is not nearly so
striking US our internal commerce.
Take, for instance. the commerce Of the
great lakes, which is only a factor Of
the whole. Its magnitude is something
to cause the people to marvel. The
full tonnage figures for the season just
closed are not available, but enough are
at hand to stagger ones belief. The
freight passing through the locks Of
st. Mary's canal this year aggregated
2t.6sS,55s tons, an Increase over 1903 of
Is Der cent. OF this Il, 900 tons were
iron ore, as against 100000 tons last
year. OF wheat there was 54,279,OO0
bushels, With 27,ssO,0OO bushels of other
grain, and 6,SO4,OOO barrels of flour.
Lumbes shipments were l,OS2,ooo,oOo
feet. Coal to the amount Of s2s,3so tons
OF anthracite and about 100000 tons Of
bituminous went to Lake Superior.
Vast quantities of general merchandise
were also carried north.
To this magnificent showing must be
added the immense tramc Of the Ohio,
mississippi and Missouri rivers, and we
have a total that is stupendous in COM
parison with the ocean and seacoast
trade. In speaking Of the lake COM
merce the Chicago Inter Ocean says
that the freight trafic Of st. Mary's
canal is more than I'VE times as great
Is that which passes through the suez
canal. more than one-halt the COM
merclalIy effective steam vessel tom
mage Of the United States is on the
great lakes. In modern commerce ves-
sells Of less than 1000 tons register do
not count for much. On the lakes there
were on June 30 last, the date of the
latest ohiclal report, 800 steam vessels
OF LOCO tons or more, aggregating sl2,-
as tons. on the Atlantic and Gulf
coasts there were only 25s such yes
sells. aggregatng 5s4,s9s tons. On the
Pacific coast there were only sIxty-six
such vessels. aggregating 1Sl,12s tons"
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THE INTELLIGENcER
WHEELING. DECEAfRER 10. 1893.
WcGraw Answered.

The brief prepared by ex-senator
Faulkner, Senator scOtt's counsel in
the matter of the protest filed by Col
Dnel John II. McGraw, Is given in our
telegraph columns this morning 1t Is
a thorough exposition of the case and
completely answers the questions
raised by the disappointed knight Of
the Purple Pencil. being pronounced by
one of the best lawyers of the senate
as conclusive. 1t Is an interesting doc
ument from any standpoint, but more
particularly in reference to its bear
ing on the political conditions which
provoked its pEesentment.
Senator Scott will retain his seat.
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81oo Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all Its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure IL
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity, Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires constl-
tutIonal treatment. Halls C0tarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting di.
rectly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system, thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease, and Civ
ing the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature In
doing its work. The proprietors have 50
much faith in its curative powers thnt
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that st fails to cure. Send for list
OF testimonials.
Address,
FIJI. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 76c.
Halls Family pills nrG the best.
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"WESI VIRGINIA
gesuon.

Gas It Now Is aud Is Soon to Be0-.A
oonnrsbenaiyo nj.,n-+.+,on IN
Present and prospective Prosperity
nv Governor AtJ,inaon
..,I,. ]. 3.
Gov o. W. Attlnson' IN Manutactur-
ers' Record: ! take great pleasure In
complying with your courteous request
a. e,,.,,,,I, -. T., ~. 80. -,
70 tuFnish your readers an article up
on. the material resources OF my state,
and its outlook for the future, It Is
orIv within the No a. Fav, vesrs tbet, tbs
80 80 80.
people outslue OF o9E,sporaeFe h'tNe
sought to acqualnt themselves with
what we have and what we are In the
..nyo,,,,,o,, 49,. ~ x. ,.s,,,hl,. rols
Nl0uns4in s'sss 81 tAe tspaD'le.
tunately, however, tof them and US, o.
late they have begun to turn their eyes
rnon us 7t
:. - 49,. -. a
~, % HoW' 1,,-ll,ls, sleEt-t1y
Lnat ms .1 FLrSlla ~ 49, 49,.
sI .S-' 4lu MY uluSI 9ouDs u etay
otner sLate IN the Snlot Y keeplns apase
Win us IN grown eng uSVeioPtIlsLlt.
Coal an9 on ana B2s eng tllaper aEe 9 0t1
princIpA1 AouEGeS o. Welllen y guy o. ~;
wy square miles o. are u sy,vvy 4te So 49,
and on ano Sas llllss, enc We hev VA y s
REMAINING petWsen s,VvV'qSv eno y,gggsgsS
acres OF virgin torestA 80 you eeese1E
natural resources are pEacuealy mex
halstiple.
we nave IN many sections OF the STATE
eisnty-nlne feet OF coal measures
apoSe Water-leNei. G1e ln 2oElng ZOE on
We nna many Valuepie ooal seams oeeP
down IN mother earn. 80 that When
we consume our 9fltl veins OF eoal We
can engage our time ana energies LoF
teW tn9usana yeafe sn i9 o. tne
"dusky diamonds that ue beneath the
money Investments IN west virginia
coal acres Is almost without limit and
1t can be done without FISK to the In
weston.
In pennsylvania coktnE coal ID GET
ting scarce, while with US Il y only IN
its infancy; ana TINS IS why the coal
men are coming among US, ana are rap
Idly buying up our coal teldSi and this
Is one OF the reasons also why our
state is 50 rapidly coming into pubic
nouce ana pubic faVor. we are now
next to Pennsylvania IN coke proouc-
ton. We are third among the states
in coal output, and viii be second with
In year We are tirst in oil, having
20,0OO,00O barrels, and we believe that y
will yet be found IN every portion OF
the state; and as TO gas, 1t 70 absolutely
without limit. Timber-blg timber
grown on every hillside, and the buzz
OF the mlll-saw lulls our people 20 sleep
and awakes them from their slumbers
at the dawning OF the morn. 80, on the
whole, we are prosperous. Business OF
all kinds Is good, and there seems to be
plenty Of money in the land.
Viewed from an agricultural and hor-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-16
MVhe Man With the Hoe.,

CThIs much discussed poem by Edwin
Markham was published in the Intetlllgen-
Ger some months ago. and at the request
Of several subscribers it is reprinted.
Bowed by the weight Of centuries he leans
Upon his hoe and gaEeS on the ground.
The emptiness Of ages in his face,
And on his back the burdens OF the world.
Who made him dead to rapture and de-
A thiaE that grieves not and that never
stolld aG aRnd stunned, a brother to the OK?
VINO looseacd and let down this brutal
who;s was the hand that slanted back this
who:s breath es,. blew out the light within
Is this the Thing the Lord God made and
To have w dominion over sea and land:
Is this tho Dream he dreamed who shaped
And Piila sS' the blue armament with
Down ni al the stretch of Hell to its last
There Is no shape more terrible than this.
More tongued with censure OF the Worlds
More dllsd with signs and DOrtents for the
More Taught with menace to the uni
verse
what CULTS between him and the sora-
slave Of the wheel of labor. what to him
Are Plato and the swing Of Pleiades?
What the long reaches Of the peaks OF
Tho iii Of dawn, the reddenlnE Of the
ThrOash this dread shape, the suffering
Times "a tra tS is in that aching s,Oop;
Through this dread shape humanity be-
tFnyed,
Piundersd. profaned and disinherited,
Cries protest to the Judges Of the World,
A protest that 10 also a prophecy
o masters, lords and rulers in all lands,
IL this the hAndiWork you give 10 God
This monstrous thing distorted and soul.
How viii You ever straighten up this
Touch Il again with Immortality:
Give back the upward looking and the
Rebuild in 1t the music and the dream:
Make right the immemorlal infamies,
PerfldOds wrongs inmedlenhle woes2
o masters, lords and rulers In all lands,
How VIII the Future reckon with this
How aRawer tho brute question in that
When whlrlwlnds of rebellion shake tho
How vii il be with Kingdoms and with
with " iRSsO who shaped him to til. thing
When II this dumb terror shall reply to God
After the silence Of the centuries
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neither opium, cocaine, nor Other mar
cotics. Accept no substitute. There 10
no other medicine = just - good" toF
weak and Oickly women.
rIhad been great sufferer from female Wsah.
ness iOF about two yeafb." Wfilea Mn, 4Inm.9s
RlchlFdson. 81 Co.'S, Wayne Co.. ~. gSesnlo
not do my work pant Of the tine tc9E ious
bottles Of Dr PieTce'g Iavoriie Prescription ana
felt - we'll a. ever did,
Young married women viii fad
lasting friend In Or. Pieree'S Medical
Adviser. II contains 1908 pages aAd
Is sent (reS (in paper covert, On re-
ceipt Of AZ one .eent stamps - Pay
expense Of mailing only. Cloth bind
Ing, 81 stamps. Address d.. XIV. PisFces
Buffalo. N. Y.
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REF1EoEIoNs oF a BAoHR1oR.

Where there's a way there's a will.
When a girl wants to say mean
says she has such a pntroply figure.
Every wife expects her husband to lie
little when she asks him some ques-
lions about other women he used to go
to see.
The reason why old maids are gener-
ally so self-relIant is probably the same
reason why self-relIan: women are
generally old maids.
What makes woman so tired at
night is half what she has done that
day and half thinking about what she
has made up her nina she has to do the
next day.-New York Press.
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Says Congressman "Joe" sible5. the
man whom the Democrats thought Of
running for vice president In 1895. and
who could have had the empty honor
II he had said the word;
nate Bryan with Whoop Il Will 30 more
nearly unanimous than any ever held.
Every. line, every precept Of the Chicago
platform will be reafirmGd. Declarations
VIII be made against trusts and what they
enll Imperialism
Then what will you DOR
well, think I'll 60 dining
The Hon. Joseph c, sibley will not
be lone fisherman" when that time
comes around
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which makes HE
an utter burden.
The great fune-
tionGl changes
which follow
marriage are not
Usually antiei-
pated, or the wife
y suffering might
BE avoided.
DR.. PiercO's Pa
vorito Prescription
l. the best friend
Of weak and Sickly
women. II cures
the womanly dis
eases that rob the
eye Of brightness
and the step Of
iiEhtneSs. Ittoues
up the system and
establishes the
Womlnly organ.
ism on I basis OF
sound health.
VFavorite Pre-
seFiptiOn" con-
tain6 no alcohol,
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Havs zou oatarrh Taintr-He

Have you Catarrh Tainte-Here's
strong evidence of the quickness and
sureness Of that wonderful remedy. DR..
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder: "For years
was victim of Chronic Catarrh-
tried many remedies. but no cure was
effected until l had procured and used
DR., Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, First
application gave me instant relief, and
in an Incredibly short while was alb.
solutely cured. James Headley. Dun
dee, N. Y. Sold by Charles r. Goethe.
Twelfth and Market Streets.
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There IS no more competent authority
on the national prosperity Of West vlr-
ginia and It's ultimate destiny than
Governor atkinson. and the readers Of
the 1ntelligencer win md his article
on west Virginia as II ls Now, and Is
Soon to Be-" taken from the Manufac-
turers' Record and reproduced In an
other column, tull Of meat ana SuG-
gestion.
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nc RPIdaI EeaSl

Il not infrequeutly followed By louE,
lenten period Of enforced fasting and
heshly modification. The cheek grown
hollow, the eyes are dull and deep
ringed, and the step Is slow and lnnguid.
There i m Uall draERed. out feelInG,N
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IN a New York court for connecting mia
name with woman mot his wife, The
court not only held that this was a
llbelous oftense, but the decision in ef-
feet was that both men and women
are to be judged by a single standard
Of morality. and that charge which IS
lIbeious against woman Is equally
libelou5 against q man.
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j. G, Tomlinson, agent Pennsylvania
lines. No. Eleventh street, is agent for
the North German Lloyd, Cunard.
American, French, Anchor. Red Star
and White Star lines. Sec him for low
est rates.
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Morgantown boats OF many good
things, but there is nothing she can
point to with more pride than the fact
that she has had but one person on her
poor list.
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ETZ, the optician, will put the right
Kind Of Glasses in Spectaclcs or Eye
Glasses after presentation, without ex-
ira charge. tths&W.6
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water Rents are Due.

Water rents for the six months end
ing March 81, 1900, arc now ready. II
paid on or before December 81, 1909, Q
discount Of 10 per cent will be allowed.
THE CITY WATER BOARD,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"Aiy Study Fire" by Hamilton W.
Mable, is a handsome volume, with six.
ty-five illustrations It is printed on
calendered paper. with wide margins
In addition to the six full-page photo
graVures, and more than twice az many
page illustrations, the chapters have
decorative initials and occasional mar
ginal designs, which most harmoniously
illustrate some phase Of the authors
fireslde musings. That the literary
charm Of the book. Its atmosphere Of
serenity, and Its gentle philosophy have
Influenced the illustrators, is apparent in
their sympathetic Illustrations. Taste
fully bound in green, with design OF
Etruscan and lustrous gold, 1t Is one Of
the most attractive holiday publlca-
tons, yet It 10 not too fine for frequent
use, which is a wise provision. since
Mr.. Mabie is one Of the authors whose
books are pleasant to browse In when
mind and body are weary OF the daily
struggle. - Dodd, Mead & Co., New
York; Frank Stanton, Wheeling.
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TOY washstands and Toilet Sets COM
plete, the only thing Of the kind In the
city. Shown by US.
tth&s-1S. JOS. GRAVES SON.
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cRoKINoLE. the regular $3.50 game,
at our store, for Csc and Si.6O
JOS. GRAVES SON.
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FOUNTAIN Pens make a neat and
useful gift. For 81, 81 Is. 81 25 to IS you
can get one fully warranted, at
STANTON'S.
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WE .ar sell you Diamonds Of high
est quality Just as cheap as any house
in the state. M'NAMEE, 1907 Market
street.
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The December number Of Truth" is
a brilliant example Of the modern prln-
ter's art. The oolored illustrations that
have appeared in Truth" during the
past year have created wide interest,
and the December number, which CONF
pletees the first year Of Truth" as a
monthly magazine, is in many respects
superior to any Of the preceding issues.
Truth Company, New York.
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~. .. JonO1. IND Tnilor,

II now located In his new store at
1915 Market street A full and COM
plete stock on exhibition at popular
prices. W&S
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WE sell the twenty game Archarcnn
Star Combination Boards At $500. Many
other new ganeO ct VoTy lev prices.
ALBERT DITTMAR,
i30g Market StFOat.
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JARDINIEREs. China, Ornamental
goods, Glassware, etc., at the WEDGE
WOOD, 1908 Main street.
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Music Boxes.

The celebrated Criterion Music Boxes
for sale at MNARIEE's, 1907 Market
street.
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To all appearances some Of the New
York papers arc trying MolIusuz TN
stead Of the Judge and jury.
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A LAZY liver makes n lazy man.
BurdOck Blood Blttcrs Is the natural,
never failing remedy for lazy llvCr-i
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"A good name" says the proverb, els
rather 70 bo chosen than great wishes"
That Is why one brother sued another
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WE are offering special Inducements
on Watches for the holidays.
i'NAAIEE, 1907 Market street.
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"The Beacon Prize Medals" by Albert
Bigelow Paine, is the title Of a bright
work containing number OF stories Of
girls and boys who have found It not I'M
worthy to be brave In humble way,
and many Of whom have fought out
Stanton, Wheeling.
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GO to the wEDGEwooD for holI-
day goods. Everything in China and
glassware. 1908 Main street.
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TOY pianos from % cents up. Doll
Furniture and Dolls at
JOS. GRAVES SONS.
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STEAMERS.

leaving WhRrtnoRt, toot OF 4WelL1n 1t'0
steamer VIRGINIA--T. J, Calhoon, Mas.
tor: Il, II. Kerr, PurscE Every SUNDAY
stoSmeF KEYSTONE sTATE-G Charles
w. Knox, MnHtOr; WIN D, klmble, PurSer'
EVERY Tuesday az q; n. ,.p
StcsmeT QUEEN CITY-Robert y. AZ
new Matter; Daniel NJ Lacey, PurSer'
Every Thursday at a, M. ,A. "a.
For Freight or Passage TelephoTn.ee, one, w.
CROCKAlRp q BOpIHt.
dslS AgentH
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Tlstulence is cured by BEEcHAWs
PILLS.
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FINE Calendars and wedgewood
Xmas Cards. ALBERT DITTMAR
1908 Market Street.
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Fine Umbrellas and Pocketbooks.
w. J. LUKENs. One Price Jeweler.
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FOR Christmas spectHcles and Eye
Glasses. see BTz, the opticiRn.