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Spanish Resources in Cuba About
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'' EIayeo Outs
WAsHINeToN, July 20.-A dispatch
says gentleman just returned from
Cuba, where he has resided the past nine
months, states that he does not believe
the Spaniards can hold out much longer,
Tor their finances are sadly deranged. II
Il were not for the fact that the people Of
the United States are made to contribute
the largest proportion Of the expenses Of
the Spanish rule In Cuba, the war would
have been ended long ago. There are
about $l0O,000,000 worth OF sugar ex.
ported annually, about $S0000,O06 worth
ot which comes TO the United States. A
few large houses in New York and Phila.
delphia have monopolized the sugar trade.
These houses advance large sums oil
money 10 sugar planters, and their only
security Is q lien on the slaves who cul-
tivate the sugar plantations. They have
been making these advances for years
and have come TO have a heavy interest
directly In slaves, and are, therefore, real
slave holders. II emancipation was de-
creed they would be heavy losers, hence
they are doing all they can TO crush out
the Cuban rebellion, the success Of which
insures emancipation. Whenever the
Captain General makes an extraordinary
levy upon the merchants oil Cuba, he does
not assess thesmall and great. but confines
bis levy to a few Of the principal houses.
These men Immediately call q meeting oI
all the principal houses engaged In ex-
porting to the United States, and they
add the amount Of the levy to the next
invoices Of sugar, tobacco, etc, to be
shipped 10 this country.
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Ing was addressed by the Hon. O. D,
Hubbard and Prot W. z. Pendleton, n
the Court House at Wellsburg, on Sat.
urday afternoon. Mr.. Hubbard brought
many Interesting facts and conclusive
points before the people. Prof. Pendle.
ton gave an elaborate and successful de-
Ience oi the past policy Of the managing
Board, and not only made conviction
stagger, but changed the opinions and In.
tentions Of many who have heretofore
been hostile to the proposed subscription.
A CALM SURVEY
Of the whole field leads uS to believe
that, receiving but little opposition from
any source, the proposed guaranteeing Of
the interest upon 100000 will bs ratified
by an overwhelming majority, and 90
great as 10 bury opposition as dead as
the corpse Of thousand years.
Yours, ETC., SlGMA.
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THE BEECHRR.TILToN SCAN.
- -. DAL.
EXAMINATION PRoGRESsINd--Ho LIGHT
YET FoA TIE PuBLIc.

EXAMINATION PRoGRRssINd-Ho LIaH1
YET FoR TIE PUBEc.
NEW YoRK, July 2O.-Mr. Tilton ap,
peared before the Beecher Investigation
Committee, and no doubt read his state.
ment, The Committee at q late hour was
still In session with Tilton present. Al
hali'past twelve this afternoon, Tiltop,
who had been reading his statement care.
iully and deliberately TO tho Committee lei,
Doctor Stores residence accompanied by
his friend, Mr.. Frank Moulton. A score
Of eager reporters gathered around Tllion
as he emerged from the residence Of Dr.,
StorrS, and eagerly inquired lor news
de said: u have nothing to say except
that have made my statement, and |
think Il 10 unansWera6le."
In reply to q question as TO whether
his statement could be obtained, he said
that the committee had made an agree.
ment that nothing should be made public
as yet BE then drove of with his
friend Moulton. The committee refused
In the most decided manner to give sny
Information whatever. They said Mf.
Iilton's statements had been made, but
there were other witnesses 10 be heard
from, and the time had not vet arrived
to give anything TO the public.
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Boiler Explosion.

MADISON, IND, July a0.-A btiler ex-
ploslon occurred this morning about 10
o'clock In the extensive starch works Of
johnson & Son. A battery Of three boil.
ers exploded, completely wrecking the
boiler room and partially the walls Of the
main building. Thomas Coyle, engineer;
Thomas Mullen, fireman; Thomas Rat,
ferty, assistant fireman, and tho ierryman,
]. n. Salyers, who happened to be In the
factory just as the explosion took place,
are badly scalded and otherwise Injured
Mullen, Coyle and Sslyers probably 70.
tally. The bricklayers are already at
work building up the walls.
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Ordered 10 Push the Work..A Gen.
eTal Indian War Predicted,

OMAHA, July 20-Mr. E. Lane, super.
intending the building Of the Union Pa.
cldc depot. received orders from Chief
Engineer Sickles yesterday TO put on a
large force Of men and finish the new de-.
pot on the 1874 foot plan instead Of the
original plan Of A feet: The work will
be commenced at once, and will be pushed
forward with vigor. 49,
a large number Of Mennonites arrived
in this city today, bound for the interior
Of the State. =
THERE'S no further Information from
tho Indians. The military are on the
alert. Prominent officers and experienced
lrontiermen express the opinion that the
late raid into Fort Steele indicates what
the Western people call general Indian
war. Since the establishment OF Fort
Steele no Indians have been known TO be
10 its vicinity, and the miners north Of
Rawlins were considered safe, that being
a country seldom visited by the Indians.
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For New England, the Middle States
and lower lake region partially cloudy
weather will prevail, with local rains, va.
risole winds and q stationary or rising
barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
partially cloudy weather and areas Of fraip
east or south winds, slight changes In the
temperature, followed by rising bar
ometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
local rams with a lower temperature, and
northeast TO southeast winds and risipg
barometer during the night.
For the upper lake region and North.
west partially cloudy weather, with rain
easterly or southerly winds, followed BY
rising temperature and falling bar
ometer. rs ..r.. w.
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An Absconding Troupist-.Died To.
daYssSpOFlBmeh from A hyoad

CINCINNATI, July 2O.-Sam Edwards,
Of the Combination Variety Troupe, now
at Washington Court House, Is reported
as absconding with two hundred dollars
Of the company's money. The other pro.
prietor Of the troupe lett In pursuit Of him
to-day.
Mrs. Vanderbrook, who was manRled
BY reaper in a harvest field near Min
9Ier, shelby county, Saturday, died TO day.
Her mother, Mrs. Bergmann, was killed
BY the reaper In the same accident.
a rumber Of sportsmen from abroad
are here to attend the bird shooting match
which commences tomorrow. = =
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BOARD Of Trndc ErcuI.Ian.

DALLAS, TRxAs, July 2O.-The Board
Of Trade of this city LETT at six o'clock
this evening on an excursion trip lem.
dered them by the managers Of the Texas
Paciac CAllrosd. Representatives Of the
Boards Of Trade from Jefferson and
Shreveport, will join the party at Mar.
shall and the whole party will visit Little
Rock, st. Louis, Chicago, and Indian
apolIS, and return via Louisville and
Memnhia. '-A--
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LrvERPooL, July 2O.-The stesmsbips
HAlsat!s, Dorian, and Briltanic. from
\ New W York; York and Caspion, from Quebec,
NEw YoRK. July 2O.-Tho s,ssnsi,Ip
Goethe, from Hamburg, has arrived
. QqERSsTows, Jnly 2O-The steamer
Petthia from Boston has arrived. -
NEW YORK, July 2O.-Arriyed-The
steamer Minnesota from LIVERPOOL.
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CrTY OF MEXICO, July IA, VIA HAVANA;
"A banquet was given on the 4th inst. in
honor OF American independence. All
the Americans here were present, and the
dinner was also attended by the members
ofthe Cabinet, the Diplomatic Corps, and
the leading men OF the country and press,
Minister Foster presided. The Declsra-
ton Of Independence was read, and
patriotic poems recited, and cordial toastl
exchanged.
There are now ninety.eight Protestant
churches in Mexico. Five years ago there
were lees than ak.
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TRENTON, N. j., July 20-ChGrles P
Warner, proprietor Of the Southern Hotel
at 81. Louis, a passenger for Newark, had
his arm crushed, to-day. AS the train en-
tered the Delaware bridge, In this ci,y
Warner sat with his arm resting on the
side Of the car window, when sudden
lurch oi the train pitched him forward
and, striking the bridge, his lett arm was
so badly crushed that amputation WA
nareeaaFV
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HAVANA.


HAVANA, July 20-Csptain General
Concha has Issued decree to take effect
August Isl, providing that the duties shall
be paid as follows: Fifty per cent In
specie, % per cent In spSnish bank billl
with 100 per cent added, and the remain
ing 25 per cent In bank bills at their nom,
inal value. On and after the 1st proximc
land taxes are 70 be paid In bank bill
with an addition Of 100 per cent Decree
Of June 4th, authorizing the Spanish
banks TO cell specie on account Of thC
Treasury, to be used In the payment O
duties, Is 10 be annulled.
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No Particulars of Tho Indian FIsh

GALVESTON, July 2O.-A Nao, Austin
special says that no official details
have been received Of Major James fight
with the Indians, near JAcksboro.
Adl1tant General Steel has received I'D.
vices that on the 9th sevenly.fiv Indians
attacked party OF scouts belonging TO
Captains Stevens and Jackets commands,
The scouts were 90 seriously outnum-
bered that they avoided an encounter"
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AHaIr Witted FelIovT,1,oA.,

EyANtvILLE, July 2O.-The Joarnd,
has private advices from Orange county.
saying that o half Witted fellow who va
addicted TO petty thieVlng, was taksn
from the custody Of q constable and hupe.
about five miles from French Lick SprinSs
this morning. He was under arrest fer
Pc petty lsnrnceny ~ when lynched by between
~ and 10 men. His name could NOT be
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the duty Of every citizen, 10 himself and
the public, to vote to-day against the fur.
ther squandering Of the public money
and credit-to prevent, II possible, the
sinking Of any more funds into the capa-
cious nav Of this fraud. Ifit can not be
given away aS Il d, let II be washed into
the river, or anywhere ont Of sight, that
We may the sooner forget our Jolly and
credulity. QufRT OBSERVER.
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THE TURF.
THa oUApRnATRRAL RAGE,

CLEVELAND, July 2O.-The entries iol
the quadrllateral races to be held al
Cleveland, Buffalo, U.ica and sprinfeld
close OF 0 o'clock, P. ~, Tuesday, JulS
2lst, al the offices Of the respective asSo
Citations In the cities above mentioned
Parties interested will do well 10 bear thl
In mind.
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Fight with Cleayers.

MEMPus, July So-This morning two
negro butchers named Frank Warner and
Sam Smith, fought with cleavers and
butcher knives In their shop In Chelsea
and inficting mortal wounds on each
other, Warner was disembowled ant
Smith was cut with a cleayer, the wount
extending from the shoulder 10 groin,
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EVANSVILLE, July 2O.-.A severe storm oil
wind and rain passed over this city today,
blew down r. W. Martins & Co.'s tobAc.
co warehouse, unrooIed the National Hall
aud blew the top from one Of the bridges
over Pigeon Creek In the lower part ol
the city. No other serious damage was
done. Tho telegraph lines 10 the South
and West went down with the bridgea
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EvANsvnLR, July 20.-There was q
terrific rain and wind storm at 8 o'clock
this afternoon, dismAntling one barge oI
the Peytonia, blowing down tobacco
house, unroofng buildings and bridges
and tearing boats from their mooriDgS
but doing them no damage.
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Tho Crime and swIr, Re,ribu,,or,

SHREVEPORT, La, July 20-Georee
simpson, planter residing 10 mile from
this city, was murdered BY a negro on
Saturday evening. Mr.. Simpson, aged 10
years, was alone and asleep when the ne.
gro slipped into the house and seizipe
simpsons gun shot him dead. The negro
was pursued, captured and when within
six miles Of the city was taken from his
captOre and killed. 'fTl = ~ = :.
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NEW oRLEGNs, July 20.-At Summit
Miss, on Sunday at o'clock A. N incen
diaries fred the rear OF DR.. Moore's old
drug store and the dry goods house lately
occupied by Nv. Day, burning the who'll
block fronting on Robb street to Laurel
thence to Baldwin street, Loss $4,000
| Insurance $4,000. .-
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Arkansas Investigation.

LITTLE Rock, July 20 The Sub Com
mlttee Ssylor and Ward, Of the Congres
SiOnal Investigating Committee, com.
menced taking testimony on Saturday
About a dozen witnesses have been ex.
amined 90 lar. There was short sessior
Of the Convention today. Hon. Il. j.
Pindall, Of Deshs county, has resigned hi
seat as a-member. F = =
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Our Brooke Co. Correspondence
10 BETHANY, July 20, 1874
PoLTTIcs.

7o BETHANY, July 20, 1874.
Editors InteliRcneer: r ...r
..s- POLITICS.
A word or two with you may not be an
Imposition upon good nature. What are
you doing IN political Up here among
the everlasting hills people are Indifferent
to Congress and to Congress making, but
there are many Of the Democratic persua.
sion who would like to see Col. A. Camp.
bell, ol Bethany, filling q seat among the
nations ssges, ...
THE cRoPS.
The crops here arc as crops generally
are all over the Panhandle, highly sus-
cepuble OF Improvement The wheat
crop Is thought 70 be the finest harvested
for many years. Many Of our farmers are
busy trying to be first In the market, not
believing that the frat, by any combina'
tlon Of circumstances, can ever become
the last. Oats are short, and are thin
enough 70 be comfortable In spite Of the
warm weather. Vegetables are back
ward, and are seldom seen upon the
country genteman's table. All the early
ones were ignominiously driven to the
dogs by the drouth, and those Of a later
date were only saved by the interposition
Of q merciIul Providence and q goodly
GhoWerBof rain, which called upon III
about the beginning Of last week, and
proved 70 unWelcome guest.
THE p. ". d K'Y. ROAD.
The roads are In splendid condition
II one will forget and forgive the mouth
tul Of dust which attends the fast driver
Indeed, our roads are so good just now q
70 take away q large slice Of our affec
tlons from the P. W. & XIV, Railroad
but 1t only requires thought of winter
its mud and slime, Its fondness for be
mired horses and stalled wagons 10 briui
Us back to our fst love.
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suIcIde..Hapred bv VIriIan,,

sT. LOUIS, July 2O.-Ms. Sophia
Schmidt hung herself to-day In conse.
quence Of an Objectionable love affair In
which her youag daughter had been en-.
gSged.
Oliver. R. Frakes, q notorious despera-
do was hanged by the Vigilants near
Nevada City in this State Saturday last.
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Book Trnde Convention.

sASpUsxY, o, July 2O.-The Book
Trade Convention, which commences TO.
morrow at Putin. Bay, promises TO be an
immense gathering OF the trade. All
the leading houses Of New York, Phlla-
delphis, Boston and tho Western cities
are represented, a.-
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CHICAGO.
FIRE ORDINANCE PASSED.

CHICAGO, July 20.-At q meeting OF the
Common Council tonight an ordinance
was passed making the fire limits and
corporate limits coextenslve. The reso
lutlons looking toward protection against
fire, adopted at meeting in McOormick's
Hall, on Saturday night, were referred to
a committee, and will be acted on at a
future meeting. s......
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SPAIN.
pgArn rENA1rY rnoc1Annn

DEATH PENALTY PROCLAIMED.
MADRID, July 20-A proclamation has
been Issued supplementary to the de-
cree establishing a state Of siege. It de.
c!ares that charges Of sedition and con-
apiracy against the state shall be tried BY
court-msrtial, and persons convicted Of
Interfering with the operation Of rail.
roads and telegraphs shall suffer death,
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SARATOGA, July 20.-The Williams
College crew have pretty nearly esta6-
lished their claim TO the fourth place In
the rAce, instead Of the Dartmouth. The
Williams boat was awarded the fourth
prizes by the judges, but the Dartmouth
disputed the claim. -
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, July 2O.-The police, in &C.
cordance with a telegram from Kissenpeu,
have searched the house Of III. Urer1eu'
editor Of the GsrmGnia, aud other Ultra.
montanes, and seized number Of docu.
ments.
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BosroN, JdlY 9O:-Robt. Hin and Bis
marck Doyle were drowned to-day while
bathing In Dorcester Creek.
BAN FRANcDco, July 20!-HoraHo @.
Lasney, Secretary OF the Commercial
Life Insurance Company, was drowned
yesterday, while fishing on Lake Pillar.
cite, Ban Mateo county.
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THE INDIAN WAR.

A telegram received at Gen. sheridsn's q
headquarters. from Lieutenant Olmstead
Washington Territory, under date Of July
18th, announces the defeat OF the Arap.
ahoes by Captain Bates. Twenty five In.
disns were killed by actual count, while
the loss 10 the troops was small.
Information has been received 10 the
effect that large numbers Of ComancheG
are on tho war path, and have had sew.
erSl bloody engagements with the United
States soldiers. The old Indian traders
predict general uprising. The barbar,
ities oil the Indians seem unrestrained
and great alarm Is felt in the whole In,
dian Territory.
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BOSTON. July 20-A pigeon shooting
match at Beacon Park 10 day for 5000 q
side between Capt. Bogardus and Mr..
Joll resulted In victory for the former,
Joll giving up at the 10Th bird. Joll hsd
ten dead birds to start the score. Joll' TB
aid Bogardus 90, out OF 100, aI's -
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ENGLAND.
MARSHAL JEWELL,

LONDON, July 2O.-Marshal Jewell, the
American Minister at 81. Petersburg, LEFT
that city yesterday on his return 10 the
United Staies to assume the dutles OF
Postmaster. General. He will sail from
Liverpool on the 1st Of August.
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NEw YoRK, July 2O.-The graduates
and undergraduates Of Columbia College,
including al It's departments, Academy
Of Law Ind Medicine, and School Of
Mines, are requested TO meet at the Grand
Central Hotel. A band Of music will Be
present,
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INDIANA.
THR Ex sEcRETAaY OF Tua TRsAsuRY.

THR Ex SECRETARY OF THR TREASURY
FoRT WAYNE, July 2O-The ex. secre,
tary Of the Treasury, Hugh McCulloch
arrived here last Saturday from Londor
to spend a few weeks at his old home. Hs
will be the guest Of bis two SONS, who still
reside here. The Sentinel this evening d
out In three column interview In which
the ex Secretary gives his views on flnan.
ciAl and other matters Of Interest.
FIGHT AMONG THE coLoRRD SISTERS.
A diEgraceiul row between the rival
factions OF the colored Methodist Church
occurred in this city yesterday. The par.
ticipants being mostly women, the fight
was attended with no moro serious con-
sequences than hair pulling, scratching
and gouging with parasols. About q
dozen ol the most boisterous were arrested
SUICIDE OLA YOUNG LADY.
Mary ]. ssynnon, q highly respected
young woman, 1s years OF age, committed
suicide at Forrest Grove, q village about
10 miles west Of this place, last Saturday.
Cause, unknown, supposed TO have been
caused by some trouble with a young
man whom she intended to marry.
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QURBEc, July 20.-The storm Of
Wednesday last did considerable damage
In the paiish Of 81. Augustine. Thirty
houses and barns were altogether or part.
ly destroyed. No lives lost, b
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SAN Francisco, July 2O.-Reports
from all parts Of the State represent the
harvest as progressing and the Yield Of
grain abundAnt-much larger than last
season. s.
San Francisco has donated 10000 10
the Louisiana sufferers. The last install.
ment oi $4,000 was forwarded to dsy.
The Crusaders Of Portland, OREGON,
have abandoned their efforts.
Il Is understood that investigations are
being conducted in this city on the part
OF German bondholders into the financial
condition Of what Is known as Valleys
railroad system, and that revelations have
been made in the business which no doubt
rebound credit on this State.
The friends Of the Central Pacific say
they will attempt 10 clear tho skies BY
throwing all the blame on Lathorn and
his associates, who transferred the roads
to that company.
Loss OF THE WARRIOR QuRRH.
Last night during a heavy fog the
British ship Warrior Queen, 10 ballast
for this port from New Holland, ran
ashore five miles north Of this point. II
will prove toal loss. The Captain and
crew have Just arrived, bringing the news
Of the disaster. No lives were lost.
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1seERaAII, oET., July 2O.-Fifteep
buildings were burned here last night.
Loss $4,000. ,y..
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BY TELEGRAPH
AssoCIATAD PRESS RBPonT

By the Western Union Line,
omee Northwest cor Of Main and Monroe sts.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE,

PARIS, July eO.-It Is probable ,bs, thu
motion Tor the restoration Of the monarchS
VIII bo again introduced OF TO days SittiuS
Of the Assembly. II ~ al'NOs
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With these tables before her the house.
wife can easily tell what will be conVe-
nient food for her family. Il her husband
Is anxious about his business, or working
bis brains hard, she should consult the
first table; iS he toiiing in the field or ma.
chine shop, the second table will be aug.
gestive 10 her; II his blood 10 ieverish she
should feed him from the lower half OF
the third table, varying the daily bill OF
fare to suit the demands Of those whom
she feeds. With skillful diet no sarsa-
parillA or seldlitZ powders or blue mass
need be taken 10 cool and thin the blood;
Graham bread, canned fruits, dried ap-
plea nicely stewed, lemonade, bread made
Of the whole grain, an avoidance Of fatty
foods, and frequent, entire ablulions Of
the body will make the blood thin and
| cool enough, ~
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THE NRKTNe AT wELLsBuRo.
A large and enthusiastic railroad meet