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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-21
Along the Landing.

The City OF Wheeling did n not go
through to Pittsburgh last night, and
will leave Wheeling to-day ut noon for
Parkersburg.
The Queen City will beSup this morn
ing for Pittsburgh, four hours late. She
may be able to reach Pittsburgh, but 1t
Is not likely.
The Keystone State has retired on
account Of bad shaft. and the Vir.
ginia came out from Cincinnati yes.
sicrday-on the Keys.one's day.
The marks at p. m. Thursday show
cd feet II inches and rising, Not
more than 8 feet inch Is expected on
the rise. Weather. cloudy. and warmer,
with fog. -5si X, :: 4. !,
The fog and low water were the
cause Of NIL OF the packets being late
yesterday. The Hudson, which gotonly
TO East Liverpool, had not arrived at
midnight and was not expected before 1
o'clock this morning for Cincinnati,
twenty hours behind time: Tho Lorcna-
Greenwood and II. K. Bedford were all
late. but the locals were In and out on
time. s - EHI - n
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The following new volumes have been
received at the Wheeling public H.
brary:
Austey, F.-Brass Bottle.
Bacon, L. Whilst of American
Christianity.
Balzac's letters to Madame Hancska.
Barrett W,-Liternry History of the
United States. ..'r.s
Bennett, F. M,-Thr Monitor and tho
Navy. "a .if5 4
Droughton, R.-Focs In Law. az
Carter, C. F.-The wedding day in
literature and art
Cooper. ]. F..-Ned Mycr.
Du Challlu, P.-The World OF the
Great Forest. ~
Dye, Z. Mclaughlin and the Old
Oregon. Is
Field, E.-Esrk Hopkins.
Finley, M-Eslc's Young Folks.
Fowler. L. 1.-THE TarrInE Dons.
Garland, H.-(Thc) Eagles Heart.
Il Green. A. K.-Clrcular Study.
Hector. Mrs.-Brown V. c. Htf
Hewlett, M.-Richard Yea and Nay,
Molcsworth, Mrs.-Thrce Witches.
Montgomery, F.-Prnjudgcd.
Pom, ]. B.--Eccentricities OF Genius.
Prentice. G. D.-Poems.
Selous, +. C,-Sport and Travel.
Side Lights on the Reign OF Terror.
Smith. a. H.-Chinese characteristics.
Smith. A.3H.-Villagc Life In China.
Stuart. Mrs. r. McE.-Sonny.
Thompson. M.-Allco OF Old Vincen-
nca.
Wolf, E.-IrcIrs OF Yesterday. H
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The announcement that Creston
Clarke hud been secured as the Christi
mas attraction at the Opera House, has
been very gladly received BY local
patrons Of the theatre, with whom this
excellent actor stands in high favor.
On Christmas afternoon, Mr.. Clarke
Will give special holiday matinee, pre-
isenting Tom Robertson's very delight
,ful comedy. David Garrick." It would
be difficult to find n more acceptable
matinee offering for the holiday time,
and as this Is well known to be one OF
Mr.. Clarke's strongest performances. 1t
Will doubtless attract nm audience that
will I'LL the Opera House to the doors.
In response to very general demand,
Mr.. Clarke will be seen at the night
performance in his Interesting and sue
cessful romantic play, The Last Of His
Race" Mr.. Clarkes leading support, as
upon former visits to this city.Sis Miss
Adelaide Prince, we'll known here as a
woman Of rare beauty and an actress Of
more than usual ability. The members
OF Mr. Clarkes company have been seen
here before and are known as players
thoroughly capable OF doing Justice to
their respective parts. Both plays Will
be presented with a complete and beau
tiful environment OF special scenery
and properties. All indications point to
most successful engagement.
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Lifeless Body Of q Pretty Girl Found
in the River at Tiltonville Had a,
Deep Cash in Her N eek. h, u ~ 4

- ". 90.
Yesterday afternoon, at 4 clock,
at Tlltonyllle, Robert Garner noticed
the form OF q human being floating
down the river, and going to the wa,
ter's edge he secured,a skin and towed
the llfeless form to the shore. Is Upon
examination he found the body ( to be
that Of a pretty girl, apparently about
twenty-slx years of age. She was
about tlve feet tall, and weighed prob
ably ITO pounds! She had on a gray
skirt, blue Jacket and maroon waist.
The shoes were low cut, and she had
on only one Stocking, a red one. !
The girl was more than ordinarily
good looking, and had deep cut In the
left side of her neck. about two inches
in length. Thescut was evidently pro-
duced with q sharp instrument. n She
had q rbruise on the forehead, caused
probably BY the floating ice in the
river. She wore three rings, one con-
tnining a set, one engraved and the
other q plain one. Acclaim bracelet
encIrcled her wrist. NJ.
Coroner Campbell was notified, and
the body was taken to steubenyille
for interment. The Inquest was set
for this afternoon, and its result will
be awaited with interest. s5
The appearance of the Girl leads
many to believe that foul play, has been
committed. The fact. that one Of her
stockings ls missing Is taken as an adj
dltional proof that she did not meet
death by her own design. The general
opinion is that she was foully dealt
with In one of the shanty boats be-
tween Pittsburglrrnd this place. a.
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1T WILL Be FOUGHT.

President John Kunzler, of the Flint
Glass Workers, Here to Fight the
Eagle Glass company's Injunction
Proceedings.
Much interest Is manifested in the
Injunction proceedings Instituted by the
Eagle Glass and Manufacturing Com
pany against the union glassworkers,
which is to come before Judge Hervey,
at Wheeling, to-day. President John
Kungler, OF the American Flint Glass
workers Union, was In Wellsburg yes
terday, in consultation with Attorney
6. w. McCleary and members OF the
local union, and expressed determi-
nation to fight the granting OF the in
junction with all the resources at the
command OF the union. Messrs. kunz-
Ter and McCleary came to Wheeling
during the afternoon and secured the
services of Attorney John A. Howard
to look after the interests OF the men
at to-day's hearing. -
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Wellsbure Briefs,

A meeting of the stockholders OF Che
Wellsburg Electric Light. Heat & Pow
er Company has been called for, Friday.
December IS. to authorize an issue Of
the company's stock to raise funds for
the recently outlined plans for the I'm
provement Of the electric light plant
The Insurance companies have ad-
justed the losses by the recent Charles
street fire, by the payment of the fol-
lowing sums: w. H. Lewis, damage to
buildings. $751; so; W. II. Sanford, loss
on stock. $3.50; ]. c. Palmer, damage to
building. $97. 5 q
AN entertainment will be given In
Barth's opera house on New Years
evening, under the auspices Of the par
ish guild OF Christ Protestant Episcopal
church. The charming society, drama,
Princess Bonnie" will be presented IN
two acts. NJ
New arc lights have been ordered
placed at the following street corners:
Main. and Isabella. Charles and Rus
SELL Charles and Prospect, Commerce
and Union. This makes thIrty-slx
lights In town at s5s per light per- am
mum. -GNG, =
w. Fl. Cheeks left yesterday for, Nor
gantown. where he has contrac to- for
the stone work on several buildings to
be erected by Contractors Proyiness and
West. The latter will go over to Nor
gantown about the first OF January.
While there is no scare on the subject,
the health authorities have quietly
made preparation for the handling OF
smallpox or other Infectious dIseascs.
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Benwood Briefs.

The Ohio River railroad company has
established n flag station at McAIcchen.
This VIII prove n great convenience to
the residents OF that place. as hereto
fore they have been compelled to come
TO Bcnwood to take trains.
The first annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Bank OF BenwOod will
be held on the third Monday in Janu-
airy. 1900, between the hours OF . and 4
p. IN. va. Il &
]. c. Melot, OF the Third ward, had
the Index finger OF his right hand pain
fully cut while whiting u piece OF
wood Wednesday evening.
The Improved Order OF Redmcn OF
this place and surroundings towns will
dance attMosarl hall Christmas eve.
Mira. Marion Ferguson is having n
handsome frame residence erected on
High street, In; tho Fourth ward. u
The examinations Mt the public
schools for tho middle OF tho term will
be completed today.
George FITZGERALD. who was overcome
by II pnralytic stroke some time ago,
is improving
George 1Ioddleston, OF Water street,
Is III at his home.
A child or John Pearl. OF Kentucky
Heights, is ILL., Z
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Truly a Great Company:

At the Grand Opera House next week,
the Aubrey Stock Company Will pre-
sent plays that are established, sue
cesses. This company IS considered to
be one Of the strongest organizations
now playing at 10, 20 and 80 cents. They
have met with great success everywhere
and been complimented upon the way
they present each production. The
company carries d car load of special
scenery. For the opening performance
they will present that well known dra-
ma, THE Land Of the Living" q play
which is creating great interest as the
scenes are laid In South. Africa where
the Beers and English are fighting.
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FAT AND LEAN

That is, babies: fat, they arc
happy and safe; lean, they arc
neither happy nor safe.
Apart from being entirely
healthy or not quite well, a fat
one has much reserve Of vital
strength to resist any sudden
attack, while the lean one has
little or no reserve.
The way to be fat and we'll
is SCOTS emulsion Of cod-livcr
oil. A little: only a little.
Not any, if healthy and plump
already; "lct well enough
Alone
We'N send you little to Ivy Il you like.
SCOTT & EoWNE. ~ Pearl street, New Yotk
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xillions Given Away.

It Is certainly gratifying 10 the pub.
lie TO know OF one concern In the land
who are not afraid 10 be generous to
the needy and suffering. The proprle-
tors OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds have
given away over ten million trial bot
tlcs OF this great medicine: and have
the satisfaction Of knowing 1t has abso.
Iutcly cured thousands OF hopeless
cases: Asthma, bronchitis. Hoarseness
and all diseases OF the Throat Chest
and Lungs are surely cured by 1t. Call
at Logan Drug Co., druggists. and get
free trial bottle. Regular size. 50c
and 81. Every bottle guaranteed oripricc
fcfundcd f 30 y
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Yterlan cong,IreI.ratInn

IN!
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The Murder ,rrials.

& The murder trials TO come up Ill
common pleas court next week and the
week following are attracting consid-
cradle attention In parts Of Belmont
COUNT, A special Jury has been sum.
moned for each case. The prosecuting
attorney viii be assisted by Judge J. B.
briggs and A. A.. Mitchell and Mayor
Petty will defend the accused. Tho
first case will be that against Stevens
next Tuesday, and the witnesses, were
subpoenaed yesterday. y, z y &
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Birthday Anniyersary.

'yggA number OF friends OF William Bow
man surprised him Mt the horne OF his
daughter Mrs. Lillian Cosser, In the
First ward, Benwood. Wednesday ev-
ening, In honor OF his ffty-eIghth BIRTH
day. Music was the principal diversion
and ut q seasonable hour detachable
luncheon was served. Mr.. Bowman was
the recipient OF q large number OF hand
some and costly presents. At an early
hour. In the evening the guests departed.
wishing their host many more years Of
earthly existence,
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The attorneys for. John H.i;Duke, Of
Bridgeport, administrator for Harry H.
Duke, deceased. have filed suit against
the American Tin Plate Company for
damages TO the amount OF 10000. Duke
was killed while at work at5that plant,
last spring. by the caye-in Of 10 tunnel
over whlchShe was pushing a buggy. of
black pla te, gzs q, q, z d, &. = ~,
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gilmore Bound Over,

ST Gilmore, Of Martins Ferry. Who
figured prominently in the cutting
scrape at scheehle's hall, last, Saturday
evening. was brought before Mayor
Goodhue Of that city, yesterday. to an
swer to the charge of cutting witt, in
tent TO kill. Gilmore was found guilty
and bound over to the common pleas
court In the sum OF $500. Not being
able to furnish the amount he was tas
ken to st. Clairsviile Inst evening by the
marshal OF that city to await the next
session of the court. 3y.s "a, 7
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The Blazing Arrow Tribe, No. 10, In
dependent Order Of Red Men. elected
the following officers at their last meet
Ing: Prophet, Frank Hoyt: sachem.
Dennis Carpenter: senior. sycamore. Mr.
Krupp: Junior sycamore, w. w. Baltz:
trustee. Harry Shepard; representative
to grand lodge, John Carpenter.
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Bon Ton Stock Company.

& Charles Leyburne has never been sur
rounded with such capable acting
company since he entered the repertoire
ranks, as is now supporting him. His
current engagement at the Grand
Opera House promises to be unusually
successful for the busiest shopping
week OF the year. The spectators, In
Guiding the marvellous microscopic pic.
lures are above the average. Attrac-
tive bills are offered for to-day
s"Waifs OF New York. for the matinee
performance, and Two Orphans" at
night.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 2o.-The Virginia
came OF the ways yesterday. She will
take the place of the Keystone State.
which arrived late last night. She had
flaw in her shaft, which has cracked,
necessitating new one. All boats were
late yesterday. most of them ten hours,
but they all brought in big freight. A
heavy fog covered the river yesterday
and continued most OF to-day. .s.-l.L Z.
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Bai.r-Keller Wedding.

Last evening. at o'clock, 1 at the
zane Street Methodist Episcopal
church In this city, occurred the mar
riage Of Miss Ella Barr. popular
young lady Of Martins Ferry,9to c. f.
Roller. the well known Wholesale pro-
duce dealer Of this city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. ,Maloney, pas
tor OF the. church. in the presence OF "a
large number of relatives and friends.
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Little Pete and Young McNiasters will
appear In ten round glove contest to n
decision. straight Marquis Of Queens
bury rules to govern, at the kenmore
club rooms on South Jacob street to-
night. There Will be good six round
preliminary. Eddie Gardner will ref
cree the bout.
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Mccord Fined

Charles Mccord. OF Martins Ferry;
who was arrested last Saturday even
ing for assaultins a ,colcred man. was
yesterday arraigned before the mayor
OF that city and found guilty upon the
above charge. He was fined $40 and
costs and sentenced to sixty days in
the county jail He was taken to St.
Clairsville last evening by Marshal Err
VIM 81 - 2 5s-'s GOA ? - l3E1fls
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Reduced Rates for Holidays Via
Wheeling & Lake Erie.

Tickets on sale December 20. %, 81. Or.
81 and January ]. good for return until
January 2, inclusive, Mt very low rates
for round trip. Cafe aparlor cars TO
Cleveland. Canton. Massillon md l'olc-
do. Soats in Darlor Cur only 25 cents.
a special elaborate menu IN cafe cara
during the holiday season, u
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..lOjlNllLYSONCE a CENTURY I5lI'IJ,i.

Is Solemn Pontifical High Mass
celebrated-Will be Observed n at
the Cathedral, December 81, Com
mencing at Midnight.
The New Century viii be suspicious
~ opened at the Cathedral with; solemn
pontiacal high mass. commencing at
midnight, December 81. The ce.ebrant
will be lst, Rev. P. ]. Donahue, bishop
of the diocese. The arch priest viii be
Very Rev. Father Joseph & Anthony,
rector OF st.SAlphonsus. The deacon
and sub-deacon of the mass will be
Rev. Edward Galway and Rev. William
Hail. Rev, o. H. Moye will be master
OF ceremonies. The sermon will be
preached by the: I t. Reyt bishop. u
A special programme Of music is
being prepared for the occasion. The
voices will be accompanied by q full
orchestra It Is intended to repeat
Lambalotte's pastoral mass. which will
be rendered for the first time in the
Cathedral on Christmas Day. It Is
stated that this mass will be rendered
III more NIGtneUTulS.t nlSt year imam any
other musical composition having been
well received by the musical public, at
least this Is inferred from the statement
OF the publishers that have sold q large
number Of orchestral scores. I
The personnel Of the choir will be as
follows: f5sG ~. .i
Sopranos--Missea Emma Connolly,
Blanche Reynolds, Agnes Hess, Bertha.
Donahue, Eleanor Ho~leY,s Kate Cam
eron, Eleanor Loecher, Rose Tucker,
Mamie Owens; Mesdames Henry Koch
Ter and Peter Loecher - t..'3asfi,' =
42Altos-Misses Gertrude Riester, Kate
Gather. Margaret McFadden. Margaret
Howard, Agnes Williamson. Julia Flad-
ing, Lavinia Carroll and Mrs. George
SteInmetz. ~ :, - " 4
Tenors-Mcssrs. Peter Loecher, AZ. A.
Carney. Thomas Miller,sa T. A.3West-
myer, George Goehrlng, - ----i-- sAlt-
meyer.
Bassos-Messrs. John Yahn, Albert
Fading, o.. ]. O'Brlen,f John Brady,
Vincent Owens and i----------- Keats!
n Organist-Mr. William C.. Kenny. Is!
Director-Mr. Charles La Roche:
This service OF solemn pontiflclal
high mass at midnight on December 81,
comes but once In a century, hence will
be attended with extreme pomp and
grandeur. GS.T,
Fancy Christmas Suspenders, IN
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! Alfretta Council No. 6, Degree of Po-
cahontas, OF Bcnwood. at a meeting
Wednesday night. elected the following
otflcers: Pocahontas, Mrs Autin;
Wenona, Mrs. Cuigley: prophetess, Mrs.
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tt.f,,, 81. :gT 40 3 q Is if - l,3f
Give q concert at the city hall here,
hext Thursday evening.
Charles Fisher returned yesterday,
from Washington & Jefferson college. at
Washington. Pa. Z, ~. nj 55a
Miss Anderson. of Pittsburgh. Is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. N. ". #. VIII
son, in Klrkwood. Is
Hoyt's Booming Town"awill be the
attraction mt the opera house next We'd.
nesday evening. 9 Y
u Fred. Beatty, of Morgantown, w. Va.
was the guest OF the family of ]. C.
Dent yesterday.
Herbert Woodcock returned yester-
day. from q several days business trip
10 Cambridge. ti.,{ i, b
James Wright, of New Martlnsville.
was a business caller in the city yes
.terday.
Patrick Fitzpatrick. of wellsville,
was calling on friends In the city yes
terday.
Margaret Frazier returned yesterday.
from Wilson college. at Chambersburg,
Pa.
George Pondextcr is able, to b, out
again. after, an illness of six weeks.
c.. II. Judkins. OF Cleveland. was the
guest Of W. B. Hall yesterday.
$ WA. Voglc, of N1ingo, was calling on
friends in the city yesterday.
J!H. yeets.5 of Rochester, Pa, is in
the city on business.
! Harry Sells returned from Cambridge
last evening.
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RIVER NEWS.
YEsTERDAY's DEPARTURES,

Pittsburgh. :. LoRENA. II p. M
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, 1880 p. M i
CINCINNATI. j. HUDSON. 8 a. m. al.
PnrkersburG. II. K. BEDFORD. i p. N. :
Newport. -. JEWEL, IL am.
SIstersville.. ruth. $50 p: m. v
ClarIngton. :. LEROY $3.50 p. m.
steubenville. II. NJ. BAYNE. $50 sp.E M;
4 To-DAY's BOATS
Charleston. .uRANIA. 10 p. M.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, 10 a. m.
Parkersburg. CITY OFWHEELING, noon
Clncinnati... HUDSON. q. m.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR. II 4. m. Z
Sistersville.. RUTH, $50 p.s m. {. r 81
cIarInSton....LE $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville.. NJ. BAINE, $50 p. m.
To-MoRRow'S BOATS.
Charleston. .GREENWooD. $50 a. m.
Parkersburg. H. X. BEDFORD, II q. M Il
Newport. JEWEL. II "a. m. an. q
Parkersburg. CITY OF WHEELING, / pm
Clarington....LE $50 D. m. i-tzl'
Sistersvillc.. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Steubenvllle.. NJ. BAfNE. $50 p. m.
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the United Presbyterian ton
at Martins Ferry, in the lecture room
sofl the First Presbyterian. church. The
services We're conducted by Rev. j. "a.
Spencer! Of Harrisyllle. Services viii
also be; held this evening, conducted by
Rev. Spencer. y Y n Z z. ~ b, ~. 4
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Red Hot From the c,,,,rr,,

was the ball that hit G. B. Steadman,
OF Newark. Mich. in the civil war. 1t
caused horrible ulcers that no trcatmen,
helped for twenty years. Then Buck.
lens Arnica Salve cured him. Cures Cuts,
Burns. Bruises, Bolls. Fclons, Corns,
Skin Ernptions, Rest Pile cure on earth.
br Logan Drug Co.. druggists. 3
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Working Night and pnx.

The busiest and mishtiest little thing
that ever was made Is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pill Is 4 sugar. coated
Elobulc OF health. that changes weak!
ness into strength, l!stlcssness into en-
erEF. brain-tng Into mental power.
They're wonderful In building up tho
health Only % cents per box. Sold by
Logan Drug Co. 3
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A few months ago the state inspector
Of publia buildings visited Bridgeport,
and ordered fire iextinguishero placed in
all the public buildings in that city. The
extinguishers arrived yesterday and
work will be commenced too day placing
them In position in the school houses.
churches and other public buildings.
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Paxton; Powhatan, Mrs. Jacob Becker;
X. OF W., Mrs. Thomas: X. of r., Mrs,
Farmer; assistant X. of r.. Mrs. Fitz-
gerald; trustee, Mrs. Machin.
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FAMILY WASHING

I T----|-T I I ANIIl WASHlNE, 81 fITITT3-I-
Rough Dry Washed, Starched and
Dried B cents per pound. 3,sGs4l 7,
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 8
cents per pound. III
i All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS. 4
n Home Steam Laundry.
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AGENTS, WANTED.
MALE HELp WANTED.

INT ECHANICS, ENGINEERS, ELEC-
IVA TRICIANS. q flremen, etc: A. froe
scholarship; In engineering will be awards
ed TO a few well-recommended applicants.
lPoNDENCE, Boston. Mass. 81 no2i /
CT TO ST RAIGHT, BONA Eide
W u a weekly, salary paid. direct from
office; expenses extra commissions, Cas-
pablo men and women to represent US
appointing ngents: rapid promotion and
increase salary. New Brilliant iines,
BUTLER q ALGER, New Haven. Conn.