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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-17
AMUsE1IENTs.
A Black Sheep.

A Black Sheep.
To-day, matinee and evening, at the
opera house, Hoyt's enormous success,
"A Black Sheep" will be presented, and
that its bIeatIng here viii be witnessed
by an audience that will test the ca
paclty Of our cosy theatre. goes with
out saying. "a Black Sheep comes
heraIded as being the brightest, funni-
est and most amusing Of all the Hoyt-
ian comedies. and is presented by the
very strongest and best company ever
put together by this astute and popular
playwright, headed by William Devere,
who will be seen in his great creation
Of GoodfeIlow Cunning. editor of the
Tombstone Inscription; this part was
originally written for Mr. Degere by
Mr.. Hoyt. and 1t is said to1bS one Of
the cleVerest bits Of character drawing
ever seen on the comedy stage. Other
unique characters in the piece are:
Hot Stun. tthe black Sheep, bnderdog
Hot stuEs partner; the pretty Queen
Of Burlesque, the Arizona sheriff, the
theatrical manager, the up.to-date
bartender, the tenderfoot and the ex-
football. player; Count smaltaulk, and
a bevy Of the prettiest girls ever seen
in a farce comedy,
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The excitement over tho showing Of
oil near the village continues At West
Liberty, and the exclusive mention In
the Intelllgencer Of the fact has inter-
ested oil men and many others in
wheeling and vicinity. A meeting OF
the directors OF the Short Greek on &
Gas Company, the concern which is de-
yelopIng the territory In Liberty dis
rict, along Short creek, was held yes-
terlay afternoon, in the once Of Real
Estate Agent John c. Devine. Nj.
Joseph Hundlan, attorney of the CONF
pany, returned from West Liberty yes
terday and made a report Of the condl-
tons. The result OF the meeting was
that details were formulated for a Wig
orous prosecution of theSexperiment
now being made on the smith:tarm.
The drillers have experienced several
setbacks on account Of detective dues
in the boiler Of the working machinery,
and there was another break yesterday,
1t was repaired again. however. and the
drilling will b resumed this morning.
As previously stated in tho Intelligent
Ger, a showing Of oil was found in the
"hurry-up" sand, at a denth Of 215
feet, and the Cow run Is expected to be
reached to-day. The "huEFg=up" was
found SCORER than expected and the
drill has run on to what y thought to
be the Pittsburgh coal veIHs which was
not thought to be so near. the surface
in that portion Of the county.
AS stated yesterday the Short Creek
Company has options on a block Of
land, aggregattng 1900 acres, and since
there has been a good indication Of oil.
the adjoining farms echo To- the tread
Of the leasers. In a tWinkling the
peaceful old village has given way to
the oil excitement and dreams Of future
wealth disturb the slumbers Of the In
habItants. In the stores and on all the
highways and cross roads thereabouts,
nothing else but oil 10 discussed, and
the suspense Will not end until the test
well on tho Smith farm looms up as q
dismal buster or glowing producer.
The members Of the company are
highly jubllant over the prospects and
say that II they do not get oil In paying
quantities that they are certain to get
a good flow Of gas, which is sure to re-
pay them for their faith in Ohio county.
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lfApTIN's FHRRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling'a
Progressive Neighbor.


The brick to be used in paving this
city this spring was put through Sc
we're test at Mann's foundry Wednes-
day afternoon. Bids were received BY
the city from two brick concerns the
Mock Brick Company OF PittGbure and
the Barnard Brick Company OF Bel
laIre- and samples OF their good4 were
sent to the authorities here for test.
The test was made In the presence Of
the three counCilmen, Frazier, Robbins
and Fisher, appointed by council at
their last regular meeting, and 9 rep
resenta4tve from each OF the brick COM
panies. Twenty bricks Of each make
were placed in the RATHER, together with
scraps Of iron, cindOrg, ETC., and al-
lowed to run for. twenty minutes. the
result OF the test being that the Mock
brick developed TO be de harder brick
Of the two. The twenty Mock Conn
pany bricks before going into the fet-
tier weighed 1851 poapdB and amer the
twenty minute revolution weighed lsS
pounds. The Barnard Company briqIS
before entering the rattle welghe 1S8
pounds and after the run weighed 42S
pounds.
A good deal Of street paving will be
done Inc this city this spring bout
1900 square yards, ell told-aTid an Inn
portant factor OF the work viii be to
secure good bricks. @
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guest OF Mrs.! John williams u Aetna
vile for q couple OF days. returned 70
her home. at Clnrlngton, yesterday
CITY Solicitor ". v. csmpbeil has re-
turned from business trip through
Missouri
William Francis went 70 Fast llgs y.
pool yesterday to spend q few day. wan
relatives.
Addison ThObnfn. Of ut Pleasant.
was calling on friends in the CITY yeater-
day.
Miss Carrie Landreth. Of Blaine, Is
the guest Of relatives on Lincoln ave-
nue..
Charles Franeia. Of Shawnee, ts me
guest OF relatives In the city.
Belmont Chapter. No, 1t0, r. A. NJ,
will meet Monday evening.
Branum Post. G, A. r.. held their reg
ular meeting last evening,
walter Robins win spend Sunday With
relatives at stepbenville.
r. II. Howell has gone TO Washington,
D. G., on business.
County Tailor Ed Keller was in town
last evening.
Yesterday was pay day on the O. Z.
IL W.
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Nm. Col. Hnmleon' same for Oomo
time, and am enjoying better health
than have for somoySSrS. I attribute
the change 70 Po.Tu-nH, aud rOoommSnd
Po-rn-nA 70 every woman, believing IL
to be especially beneaciol TO them"
CStSrrh Of. the lnngS 4, ordinarily,
known % ooRSRnPtoA; also called
tubeFcul6siS. In these 6tssb TIC eataFrh
has usually found is way into the lungs
BY the gradual extension Of Ne disease
from the threat through the bronchial
tubes. Consumption Is the neutral
termination Of ali eases Of neglected
chronic catarFh. Every one who IL
AFFLICTED with chronic sstaFEb 70 liable
TO DO attacked With consumption st any
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Last evening, ct the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Man6burBer, on KICK
DRY street, occurred a very enjoyable
gIrpr4Be, 1t being her etShtieth birth
day anniversary. About twenty guests
were present and delightful evening
enjoyed. Mrs. DNVRl was the recipient
Of number OF pretty and useful pres
ents, together with the hearty congEatu-
lationB OF all present.
W. B. Francis. attorney Cor Mrs. Navy
BrasselI, who way arrested the flrst OF
the week for fighting, was betOt0 Mayor
Stdpman last evening and asked that
the case be continued until poxt Tues
day afternoon at o'ciofe on account
Of the inability OF Mrs. RrasSell to ap-
pear. The request was granted
The secretaries Of the various unions
In this city received letter. from Typo-
graphical Union. No. 2. Of Pittsburgh.
yesterday soliciting aid The printers
in that city have been on a strike for
several months past.
The funeral OF Charles Thompson took
place yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from the residence OF David Evans, on
Avondale avenue, 1nterment followed
al Rlverview Cemetery.
Mrs Lizzie HEIDI has brought suit
dRalU9I E4EAllS A9ONGG kAlI hSA w.
loonist, for damages to the amount OF
g, 900. claimed to be due her for selling
her husband liquor.
A large crowd attended the dance CIV
en- by the Mechanic Club at the Me-
chanlcs' Assembly rooms last evening.
The affair was very enjoyable one
throughout.
The funeral OF David q. Williams Will
take place this afternoon at o'clock
from his late residence. on Pearl street
Interment will be at Rlvervtew Gene
terry.
Rev. H. N Campbell, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church, Of Paris,
Pa, preached at the United Presby-
terrain Church last evening.
Rev. ]. H. Love, pastor OF the Second
Methodist Episcopal Church, will leave
Monday for Covlngton, KY, to attend a
conference.
The daughter Of Mrs. William saun-
ders is slowly recovering from q severe
attack OF typhoid fever.
Miss Sarah Gray has returned from
New Concord, o., where she attended
the funeral Of relative.
Mrs. Thomas DobbIns, who underwent
an operation the first OF the week, 10
recovering rapidly
The tin mills in the new department.
OF the Aetna-S Standard will resume
Monday.
Samuel George Is able to be out, after
two months confinement with typhoid
fever.
The ten-year-old daughter Of Mr.. end
Mrs. Patsy Moore is very seriously Ill
]. C. Hoge. OF Mt. Pleasant, was q
business caller In the city yesterday
c. w. sedgwicls is slowly improving
at his home, In Newlnnd's addition.
c. B. Lare, OF Pittsburgh. Is the guest
OF II. w. Gauding on Third street,
The seven-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and MIRA Nick Beck ID very sick.
Thurman selby will spend Sunday
with friends at St Mary's, w. va.
John Huldll Is slowly improving at
his home, on South Fourth street.
Marshal r. A. Lindemuth was In st.
Clairsville yesterday on business.
C. H. Holmes, Of CadiE, was lnrthe
city yesterday on business.
Benjamin lobe Is up, after q months
illness with typhoid fever.
]. A. White was down from Mt. Pleas
ant yesterday on business.
"Quu Vadis" IL the attraction at the
Star Theatre tonight.
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''Thel Noble spys Was spiendidly rsls
dered By Contra "a pupils Last
hight at ne =, e. Church. The ply
q story % evolutionary days, with
n; IN d ~ the ntilihgure. Th
cast was composed q boys exclusiYsl
attiled in the 1nillfm 81 the colon
soldiers The chofdSls were sung ~
thirty EiFls from tn ichool-
A thtg seaB.old ianShier Of Thorn
AfcKlm Vas badly burned ABOUT lfr
lower llmbs yesterday. Her father has
been bedfast for some tltne. and while
she was up In Ills room waiting on him
her clothes caught IRE rom the grate.
SlJe was rescued by her father, slck ~
he waA DR.. Alley attended the child
whose injuries, while painful, are not
serious.
st. Matthews Lutheran Church win
be repaired, a. the proposed new build
ing has been abandoned. It Is said that
Andrew Carnegie had promised to do
nate chime Of bells to the new build
ing. This can be understood when It .
realized that Mr.. Carnegle's generOsity
has been applied chiefly TO mill towns,
AS stated In thursdays Intelllgencef.
to-night,s cititsnss meeting Is called to
protest against the removal OF the
street car tracks from Main street TO
''Rentnely Heights.Y The candidate
for council viii be tested on the quegi
ton, and there Is talk Of making them
pledge themselves beforehand.
Assessor s. X. Chase. Of Cameron.
was in Benwood yesterday looking up
his fegl6aS for 8hefih. Mr.. Chase has
Just recovered from a lengthy sisge 81
illness.
Pro. II. p. German went to West LIB
erty yesterday, and last night oticiated
az Judge in a literary contest at the
Normal school.
The revival Of the iron nail Industry
may mean n resumption Of the old Benz
wood mill. which has been idle for
many years.
There are several BenwOod believers
IN splritualism, and the controversy IA
the Inteillgencer was read with much
interest
james farmers withdrawal has made
BeuWood an attractive point for calls
BY Bheriflalty candidates,
jack MatthaWs and Wife. Of pu-
quesne, Pa, are visiting In Benwood.
Miss Nellie Riddle is spending few
days at West Liberty.
Miss Leotla Davis is recovering from
the Strip.
Mrs. James Price. Is seriously III.
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VICE PREBIDlTT R0xA TYLRR, OF CHICAGO, LIE.

Roxa Tyler, Wis President Of tie
Illinois WemSn'S AliiAnto, spoaks n
high praise n Po-El-ns toiEeSsoEo tired
nerves and weak bp4y. n slottoEWTit-
ten to DR.. Hartman fFs1 90 Est 0oth
street. Chicago, Tlls ~ osyO ne tol,
lowing:
"DuEinS the past year I gradually
lost Aosh and strength unttl Ives M
able 70 perform my work properly. !
tried different remedies, and flnAlly Pc
ru-nS was suggeGted 70 me. Itgaye me-
new life sud TostoTdd my strength. ]
cannot speak too highly Ofit"
Mrs. Arthur L. Hamilton, wife Of
Colonel families, Of che Seventh ROgi-
ment Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and
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1rolrEoHEN NOTES.
Daily Items Of Interest About People
( and Events.

and events.
/ Gus shafsr. Of this place, and Miss
iflebscca Bucisifng were quietly married
Il re home OF the bride, near New
NIaFtiusville, Wednesday. They viii
make their future home here.
I lirs. Conrad Bachman has returned
to her home. in Wheeling, after visit
ing her daughters, Mrs. James Kemple
odd llfs. II, A. Leeas.
Misses Cora BuzzartI and SaIlie Jones,
Of Cameron, have returned home, after
Gpieaslnt visit with friends here.
RodS MARBLE has returned to his
home, a. McKeesport, Pa, after a
Wesirs visit with friends here.
Johh Ruckman was called to Port
1ald. o.. on account Of the death Of his
hihsF,
Ex-AIayor Robert Rincald Is very
slclt at his home. on Marshal street.
Ms. Luther Steele, of Grafton, is the
guest Of Mrs. Harry Metz.
Ex-Mayor Reynolds is able to be out
after q short Illness.
MIS- Elsie Daily Is the guest Of
hFisnds at Cameron.
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River Telegrams.

OIL CITY-RIver 2 feet 10 inches,
rising. Weather. clear and cold.
BRowNsVILLE--Rlver feet Q In.
and falling.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8 feet and
stationary. Weather, fair and cold.
PITTsBURG-River IL feet, falling.
Clear and cold.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z feet 8 in.
and stationary. Clear and cool.
PARKERsBuRG-ohlo river II feet
and falling Clear: murcury 30. Up:
Bedford, VIM. Dufrey Due up: Valley
Belle. Due down: Ben Hur Little Ka-
nawha falling. Locals on time.
sTEuBENvILLE-Rlver 0 feet in.
and falling. Cloudy and cold. Up;
Virginia and Fnllie.
wARREN-River feet 4 inches.
Light snow.
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The marks at p. m. Friday. showed
feet 4 inches and falling Weather
cloudy and colder.
There is great amount Of snow on
the ground in the upper Ohio. ALLIE
gheny and Monongahela valleys. In
the Monongahela 1t averages 12 or IA
inches; about 10 inches on the Allie
gheny and or inches along the up
per Ohio. General rains and higher
temperature now would mean flood,
but happily the Indications arc that the
snow win pass on gradually and harm
lessIy.
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time. In The AESt stages Of tie disease
EPo-Fu-Rs Il 8 sure o1rOj IN TIE lAtSr
stages Of The alsoaSo PO-Eu-RS can b
relied upon 70 producs great bonoat, and
IN large Per cent. q oasO0 produce .
oI,nonGnt cure. Al thooo oMiotod WitA
thN dread disease should bpgin - o1oO
kOStment WITH Po-Fu.nA.
NrO. b. A. Tyner, Four Oaks \. @,
Gays, ala, January 1893, my daughter
VS. taken siok viii pain IN her chest
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THE RIVER.
Yesterdays DEPARTURES.

TsIE1I1NL LTIsN HUI VINElNl'
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, II a. m.
Parkersburg. BEN HTtR, II a. IN.
Newport. .ELOISE, II u. m.
SlsterBVille.. RUTH $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $40 p. m.
SteubenViIle. II. n. BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. GREENWOOD, $50 a. m.
Parkersburg. H K. BEDFORD, II a. m.
MatAmoras JEWEL. y a. m.
Slst5rsVille.. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Darlington. :. LEROY, $40 p. m.
Steubenville. II. NJ. BAYNF, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA. s a m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, @ a. m
..aneBvIlle.. .LORBNA, u, m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 4 n. m,
PittAburEt7. ..KANAWEIA, S q. m.
SIRiArHYlllh.. .IlCROY. O. m.
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Peck's Bad Boy.

The coming of the ever funny farce
comedy. "Peck's Bad Boy" at the
Grand the first half Of next week. will
delight OF every small boy. for there is
nothing short Of circus that viii make
the eyes of the small boy sparkle with
delight as quickly as a sight OF the
flaming posters along the walls an
nouncing the coming of "Peck's Bad
Boy" But not only does the small boy
enjoy It. but adults as we'll. for 1t car-
ries them back to days Of long ago and
for the time they forget all cares, and
Imagine themselves back to their boy
hood days The play is full of bright
and sparkling specInItles, catchy music,
combined with the pranks Of the Bad
Boy, make 1t one of the most entertain
ing of plays.
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was splendldly balanced and there were
number Of curtain recalls. A novel
character was ''Donna Gonzales clev-
erly portrayed by Helen Remsen, she
giving a representation Of the type Of
Spanish senorita SO often found in
novels. The stars were MISS Clara
Dlckey, Miss EMS Germon, John DAILY
Murphy and Thomas, David. A return
engagement would pack thu theatre.
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Because she Loved Him So,

Because She Loved Him SO" was
presented for the first time IN Wheel
ing, last night at the Opera house, and
1t more than realized all the good words
that had preceded It. AS the author
of Secret Service" William Gillette
made quite a name and with It in the
future will be linked Because She
Loved Him So" 1t is a delightful
three-act comedy. Astounding in many
pretty touches of sentiment, and the
close of the second act closely up
preached in effectiveness the famous
finale OF "shOre Acres." The company
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MOUNDsv111E BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
? county's Chief City.

C0uuGY'b Cn4S4 CASSs
ne AroundSvIlle Water Works Conn
many has elected the following directors
Tor the ensuing year: George II.
Browns Charles Rosser. J. n. Mccrady,
8, 4. Young, A. B. wiglOy, B. Wilson,
+. rao Clarke. M. Lewis and John W.
Tlnrchinal. James A. sigafoose resign.
al q superintendent and treasurer OF
/. fhe company. John F. Baldwin will re-
mann n charge Of the office here. while
Charles Rosser was elected managing
director and c. NJ. Horner, Of Rr9ddock'
Pa was made consulting book-keeper'
Two Moundsvllle teachers received
their pay yesterday for the sixth month
u the school year.
B, lGcPeek, who has been seriously
m for eSVeral months, is reported slow
- Improving.
Abrauf and David Bryson. Of Tyler
county, are the guests Of friends In the
city.
Ths Woman's Relief Corps met at the
10. o. b hall last evening
MARION Seal was u business caller IN
wheeling yesterday.
This Is pay day at the MoundsvIlle
col NlOlltls
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WELLsBuRq.
Doings Of People IN the Brooke Coun
II Metropolis.

" metropolis.
During the absence Of Rev. r, T. MIL
Ter, for the next two months, the pulpit
OF the Methodist Episcopal church will
be filled by Rev. John II. Jose, a mem
Der OF the Pittsburgh conference and
from JohnStown, Pa. Rev, Mr.. Jose Is
n young man just out OF Drew Theoli-
Eical seminary, and Is highly reoom-
mended by Presiding Elder Mechsn and
Or. Miller. He will arrive to-day and
will preach tomorrow morning and
evening.
The Democrats meet tonight IN city
hail, to nominate ticket for the COM
ing city election. George yesterday for
clerk and DR.. c. B. Brasbear for mem-
Der OF the board Of education, are the
only names mentioned.
The hearing by the commissioners
appointed to assess damages In the
HIndmun- Boyd road case, was com
pIeted yesterday, and the award 10 the
Htndman heirs was $500 and to the Boyd
heirs $500.
George w, Freshwater, Of Collier, Is
being urged by many Republicans to
become candidate for the house OF
delegates. He lH a good man and eftec-
tive party worker.
The prospects are bright for building
operations In Wcllsburg ut tho opening
OF spring. Several good business build
inEB and rcsidenceB are projected.
The Republican county executive
committee will meet this afternoon.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.
TRUsTBEs SALE.

-
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust made BY
CharI0ltie n, COnant and George ". Co
nant, her husband, dated January 9, NSe,
recorded in the ONCE Of the clerk or the
county court Of Ohio county. Vert Nir-
ginla, In Deed Of Trust Book NO. d. page
he, I win pell at public auction, 1t the
north front door Of the court house OF alio
TUESDAY, APRIL 10. 1900.
Ct 10 o'clock a. m, the following described
LIE IA. Five ID in Jonathan Zane's adj
dillon to The city Of wheeling, upon Whlch
are the brick buildings known at NOS 81
and G2sh Main street, Excepting tneTez
from a. the south forty teot Of SAID lot
running from Main street back q distance
Of ono hundred and ten lll9l teet' pelnIs
the parcel conveyed by George EdWatqg,
trustee, and others to Mrs. Susan Roberts,
by deed dated June l5, 1874, recorded N
Said cleFk'R ofiice In Deed Book NO. ",
page 100. And excepting % 2 SUP 69Il.
Ming acTuss said lot with q width Of nifty
feef. the eastern line Of said strip being
al it, southern end distant one hundred
and thirtY-Aix Q35) feet west from tho
curb-Stone on Main street. being the pafce!
conveyed by George Edwards. trustee, and
othSFS 10 ere r., w, q K. r. r. CO., by
deed dated August q, 1s12. recorded In said
Cierk'g once IN Deed Book No. "a, pago
30, And excepting 20 % much Of said lot
as lies west OF the ~ g ~ y sTE y
w. q x. r. r. Co. by Michael Edwards,
by deed dated June z, 1885, recorded In said
clerks ONCE in Deed Book Nc. y p9ge, "
The property t9 be sold was deIi3ed %
the said Charlotte N. Cotiant by Michael
Edwards, by will dated November ~ 1855,
recorded in said clerks ONCE in VIII BOOK
Terms OF SALE ne-third Of the
purchase money and ~ much more as the
purchaser may elect cash n hand, and the
residue In two equal i1StRllnlefltS, payable
respectively in one and two years from
the date Of sale, with Interest from that
day, the purchaser giving his negotiable
nOtes for the same, and the title either
10 30 retained until such notes are paid.
or to be conveyed with reservation Of
4 lien for the deferred purchase money,
d. upon other security to the SATISFACTION
az ne trustee. Such purchaser must In
sure the buildings on the property sod
to the satiBfaetIsn Of the trustee, and for
'u' ~ ' WILLIAM P. HUBBARD.
mF12 Trustee.
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whose roSidoneo d
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cSlumbuS, 0htol
writes Ne follow:
hESboutPO-ru.nA
DR.. Hartmsn'G
,OSlonHAe remedy
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SapboSE6Shmony
aSItO the merits 81
yeuT remedy, Pc
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been taking the
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Readaohe for FortY Yoars.

For forty years suffered from sick head.
ache. a yGaT ago began using Celery King
Tbs result was gratifying and snrprlalng,
aches used 10 return every seventh day, hut
lhAnkH 10 Celery King, have had but ono
hendhehe In the last eleven months. know
TINT what cured mo will help Olhcrg.-AiTE.
John d. Van KeuFOn, ShugcTties, N. Y,
Celery King cures Constipation and All dis
'aees Of the Nerves, Stomach, Liver and KID.
neSA sold ~ dfuggtsts, S6c. and 6o0. 3
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HoDsHoN, the halter, nj No. 1864
Main street, II now ready for the spring
trade. His factory has been running
full all winter, mnklng hnts for tho
coming season. All the latest shapes.