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THIS standard article Is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
Is effects Hc as wonderful end
rs satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color.
II removes all eruptiOns, itching
and dandruh. 1t gives the head
cooling. soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY lis tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands TO their normal
yigor. preventing badness, and
making the hair grow thick ant
strong.
As dressing, nothing has been
found 50 cffcctual or desirable.
a. A. Hayes, NJ. d., State AS
saver of Massachusetts, says, -" The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
| consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes
Price, One Dollar.
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DR.. PIERcES Pleasant Purgative Pei
lets are So compounded from conccn-
tratcd principles extracted from root
and herbs, rs to combine in each small
granule, Scdrccig i1rger H0R mt"tayi
sccd, as much catharic power AS ia con-
tanned in any larger pills for sale in
drugstores. They are not only pleaSan,
to take, but their operation !.
easy-unattendcd with any grping
pain. They operate without pro
ducing any constitutional dl--
turbancn. Unlike other cathsrtic-
they do not render the bowels captive
after operating, but, on the contrary,
they establish n permanently healthy sr-
tion. Being entirety r,gctoJic, no psrtlr-
ular care is required while using them
500 Rcirard Is offered by the Proprlr
tor to any one who will detect in thee
Pellets any calomel or other form ot
mercury, mineral poison, o. injuriou-
drug.
They are sold 10y druggists.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, December lj.-flour-
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Quici.
but firm and unchauge .Corn-Quiet,
but firm; western medium old, 67c; old
toe. FIrmer; western white 4jc;
mixed 44G 45c. Kye-Firm at s0@ @s5c.
Hay-Unchanged. Provisions - Quiet
and steady. Pork-New So 00@22 80.
Bulk Meats Nominal Bacon-Scarce
and firm, but quiet; shoulders 1870 lie;
clear rib 134mlic. Hams-At l5!@
l6c. Lard-Qulet and steady; crude l5i
refined l4c. Butter-t'irm and active;
good grades scarce western extras 800
SOC; frsts 2Sc. Petrlcum-Dull; crude
6!@7c; refined l2!c. Colcc-Rio cargocs
l8Ca 20!c; jobbing l9!@2l!c Whisky
Quiet ut 81 l6!C1l u.
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Potatoes and Potato Flour:
45 DUKE ST, TORONTO, CANADA,
December Is, 1915.


Editors of the Register.
SIR-According to the statistical bu-
reau at Washington, the potato crop OF
the States is most abundant-bcyond pre-
cedent. We hear from many sources
that in some parts they are selling at II
to 20 cents bushel, and that outlets are
universally sought after.
VIII you kindly give me space to say,
that here they are selling at 10 cents II
tushel gold, equal to 46 cents in cur
rency. At these quotations holders and
growers should realize handsome profit
ON consignments. For instance: First
cost say 20 cents; freight one-tourth, .
cents; duty, > cents commission and
charges, cents; total, 30; selling price
40 cents; Ii cents bushel profit. There
is also profit on the packages carrying
them.
The price quoted in many parts Is less
than one-forth cent pound. BY con
verting them into potato flour they would
fetch cents pound.
Yours Respectfully,
ALIEN 5. MACRAE.
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That EN-Yosf FacfO Law.
MHEELING, Dcccn

WHEELING, December ID.
hAion oi The Register:
The question proPoanded by "Tyro,
10 your i>,le OF yesterday about the
Juts>hip matters, has given me u great
dra. Of trouble. ! have reflected upon
tall day, and concluded that there is but
lue way out Of the difficulties presented
. venture to suggest it, The ,noadomu>
could not liza against the members Of the
Legislature in their individual capacities,
uIt must be brought against the I.erisla-
ture in its capacity a, II legislative body.
Therefore let the Legislature adiouro
without passing the bill authorizing the
OF the contracts relating To
she filing Of these appointments to the
vacant Judgships, and then each indi.
yidusl member may bid defiance to the
Courts officer and his writS. There
would then be no one to be held respon-
s'ble for any damages, ELI?
SMITH, WITH AY
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcIHNATI, December l5.-Cot,"n--
Dull Mt l2.c Flour-Flrm at s. %
Wheat-Demand fair and market firm
red 81 2Oal 81. Corn-Quiet at 4Srt i9c
Oats-Quiet at 37G45c. Barley-Quieti
No. spring 81 l5@ / 20. Rye-Quiet
st Ssa OOc. Pork Steady aL $40 25Ca
20 10 spot; so % seller December
Lard-Quiet; steam l2!c spot; l@ir seller
January; closing at l2gc bid spot; kettl"
1910 l3lc. Bacon-Quiet at loG l@Ha,
I3Ic. Whisky-Stcady and in moderate
demand at 81 II.
Hocs-Dull; common light - BOA
: 90; iair to good packing s. O5la 80;
choice heavy T. 4jd7 %.
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Resumption Of Specie Payments.

NJ uaIo of Nsine offered the follow
=. -n' ti''.1n n".o, I'D moyod tho nrcyious
l'i9 NO. -, ~ odon,ion.
f"est'sn fSst oi 40 M coIn,r,, - sugerin,
,,ntar " Il HN nj y, i,rcdcrmable currency
49, rit ,',,',, ,,ncart,,;rtv in busine:s
"'i,c'i '"u'.' "''Co' -. - ,bn nroirl
ana anu s't'''.a;"s ,i,,o,o h,sinnss labor. and
o'Cu q. ,eS ,',''TsU %",I - no noIi,icaI n.r-
" II hNhHS' H:,,,nJ 'J S,Y,os s,o,J comm,i,ed
"aa;m.t 49, renud,ation. and are in favor Of
'Sma"S,. ".T rrtmrn 70 gnccics payments; and
Wurpr,s Connress established a like
- =, ,Lo 49,, ~ Narrb 1850 which
r.n. f,I,nwnd h,, tho net of January 1878.
nrnvidirr for the return of specIe paw
rnents on the 1st duy of January, 1879;
,b.rcroro
R,yoirsd That prompt legislative
measures should be- taken to render such
aa of January 1878 effective by placing
in the hands of the Secretary of the
Troa.urv whatever mower may be neccs.
sarv to that end.
Nr Jorcs nf Kentucky moved to lnv
,bn r.sol,,;nn nm the table
~ uaI, I'm ,,a, n,n,;n, dem,nd
,hn ,.,a, ,, and ,,ars
NJ Wnod -I,sk the chair whether
,bis resolution !. not of that pecu!iar
cbarocfcr tbot il shouId necessarily be
considered by committee. Laughter on
Renublic,n s.del
Speaker-Thc chair does not regard
that os proper parliamentary inquiry.
Nr U.IeiIn other words the gcntlc-
man from Now York wishes To mt th,
nestle, of
Mr. Wood-I do not want it put off;
.r, rn,dv to meet il quite rs early as the
Gentleman from Maine is. who offers a
5,,nro. on,ntv vaguc declaration. rl,auch-
tor ON Republican side. | want the Ques
tion to be- considered by an appropriate
co,or,ittcc. 10 let that committee report
,,rnncr I.,isloti,n have asked for the
raos ard n,ys
Wr Jones-I withdraw the motion
rTrumnbsnt L,,rbtor ON the Republican
tI;daI I Jn this Endcr the advice of nv
friends CLaurhter.l SO far as am per
son.Ilv concerned. gentlemen know
what nv opinion is, and that | am ready
10 meet the question, hut my frie:.dS seem
to nretcr that the resolution should be re-
rcrrcd TO committee. therefore with
Jr.w nv motion to lay it on the table
MIR. Hale demanded the ayes and nays
ON the previous question.
The House refused to second the pre-
yious question, ayes 10, nays 40.
Several Republicans voted no, among
them Mr.. Kelly, of Pennsylvania.
The resolution WAS then. on motion OF
Nr Uolman referred to the Committee
m Banking and Currency.
nils were further introduced and re-
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senator Davis and the PIunderers

From the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Senator DAVIS, of West Virginia, com
menced raid upon the mighty army OF
Government defaulters yesterday, by Of
ferlng a resolution calling upon the Sec
retary of the Treasury TO explain why
no annual reports OF defaultcrs, and the
amount of their defalcations, had been
made to Congress since 1865. The Ro-
pubIicans showed fight, of course, as 1t
will be their funeral, and the resolution
WAS laid over until to-day. 1t may be
added that the Treasury, since 1861, has
neglected the laws requiring the details
of the receipts a1d expenditures of the
Department to be laid before Congress
every session. This neglect was chiefly
noticeable in Spinner's, Conants and
Gilfllan's time. When the list of de-
faullers is obtained, they should be pro.
ceeded against ut once. Hundreds ol
them are now living comfortable and
placid lives on the proceeds OF Their
pluuder.
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Toledo Markt I,

ToLgpo, November 10 Flour De.
maud lair and market firm. Wheat
Steady and in moderate demand; No.
white Wabash 81 80; No. ! white Mich
igan 81 2s; No. > 81 Il; extra white
Michigan 81 3j!; amber Michigan
81 lSI; No. amber 99c. Corn-Dull,
high mixed j6c; seller December jjc; new
spot 46le; seller December 49c; no grade
new 47c; damaged new 4l!c. Ost-
Quiet; white 400; Michigan 354c.
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East Liberty Cattle Market,

EAST LIBERTY. December ID Cattle
Receipts to-day j7S head, or s cars OF
through and % cars Of yard stock, making
l,7s5 head for two days. Supply good !,
also the demand, but prices unchanged.
Extra s. %; good to prime S. OO@6 50;
medium 50 OOa5 25; common 81 57@
1 80; stocKers scarce at So OOGi co. bulls
S2 5O@3 30.
nogs-Rcceipts to-day 2,l9j head,
and for two days $3.50 head Workers
s. OO@7 %; Phlladelphias 81 5OG7 60
Sheep-Receipts to-day 400 head, and
for two DAYS 1000; selling nj - O0Ca
30.
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CHICAGO, December 1.-The Presi-
dent has received the following:
SIR-Since my request for court of
inquiry, as the only apparent means open
t. me at the time, of rc,uting the charges
made against me Mt st. Louis, II bill Of
indictment has been found in the United
States Court, and shall consequently be
afforded means OF vindicatlon before that
tribunal. | therefore respectfully sug-
gcst that AN order convening the court
of inquiry may be revoked, as trust that
my case may be reached at IN early day
in the L. ). Court. Respectfully,
q. +. BABCuCK.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, December l6.-Trade
movement slow with the commission
houses, and jobbing branches dull, Cot
ton goods in limited request, but most
descriptions firm at ruling rates. PLAID
prints in moderate demand, but robes and
shirtings less active, Felt skirts sold low
at auction. Fancy cassimeres and worst.
ed coatingS in demand for small lot.
Foreign goods continue quiet.
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SINCE writing the article entitled The
U,ury Law" which appears elsewhere,
We learn that the bill has been defeated
for the second time and finally. We
did not receive the information, how
ever, until the said article was in type
/, contains a good deal of information,
nevertheless. in the shape Of quotations
on the subject under consideration from
writers whose opinions are valuable ana
though too late to have any effect at this
.articular moment, it can be read with
r-,at and will amply Justify the action of
.ar Legislature.
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Hon. Il. IL. Marr has been appoIn ted
by Gov. McEnery United States Senator
for Louisiana in place Of Gen. W. H.
Mcmillan, resigned.
The Babcock Court of Inquiry has ad-
journed.
Special dispatches say that returns
from the Fourth Congressional district
of Tennessee, make 1t certain that Rid
die, Democrat is elected TO Congress,
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,uo,acrr.s. omcinI ronnd Guilt,

INDlANAPoLIs, December lj.-Judge
Gresham delivered his charge to the jury
in the James X. Hill case, on the open
ing of the court this morning, and the
jury retired a few minutes after 10
o'clock, and Mt o'clock returned, render
ing verdict of guilty on the first, sec
ond and third counts, and not guilty on
', - ........s r''' o'ii'
49, 'I'..i will be heard hy the court to-mor-
row.
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There IS story of Western hunter
who, after he had for four days diligently
followed the trail Of II grizz V, returned
without the beast. Being asked WHY he
had abandoned the chase, he explained
that the trail was gettin' too darned
rash They are feeling that way IN
Washington. Hence Henderson's ro.
nJyal
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University of Vir inia.

Opens Octocer Continues through nine
months. IL Is organized IN schools on the
elective system, with full courses In Clas-
sizes. Literature, Science with practice la
Chemical and Physical LabOratOriesl Ia
Law, Medicine, Engineering, Teaching
and Agriculture. Apply for Catalogues ~
JAMES F. HARRISON, Chairman, +. y.
Univeriity OF Virginia, Alb-marle Co,
Va lyl3-dr AS
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Troy. n. Y, December l5.-Rev.
John Henry Hobart Browne, d. d., was
consecratcd bishop of Fon du Lac, Wis
consin. in st. Johns Church this morn
ing with imposing ceremonies. Bishop
Potter presided. y sermon was preached
BY Bishop Wcllcs, Of Wisconsin.
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More Or okcd Whisky Men PIcmd
Guilty.

CINCINNATI, December l5.--ln the
United States Circuit Conrt ut CovinG-
ton, Ky, to-day, John Shlrtker, F. L.
Krueshamp, +. Mocke and j. Stcrnricdo,
engaged in the rcctifying business, plead
guilty. t" violations of the revenue
laws. Sentence not yet announced.
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4 bright PROSPECT.

g., u.morraJic House Of Representa-.
,,., Washington, from the first mo-
mon. l.a. hey defeated Radical hopes of
internal i:,>en,ions by the graceful, patri-
o,ic and harmonious manner with which
they ac4uiesced n theiwill Of the majority
In the election of Hon. NJ. G KERR as
speaker, have done everything to inspire
confidence and hope regarding their
Craftsmanship, wisdom and determi-
nation TO effect reform in the National
government. The Radical minority
have constantly tried 10 manipulate mat
tor. possibly inspired by reports OF how
easily handful of their party could
rsripllatc matters IN the West Virginia
Le.i,la,uref bu: in every case they have
been forced to retire crestiallen, defeated
and utterly demolished. The first cvi.
d,nre of this WA tn. resolution Of Mr.
FoEr. of Illinois, published yesterday,
when he introduced the rcsolution-trom
which h, evidently hoped to make
20 much cnpilai-that in cases
Of subordinate appointments in
the House wounded Union soldiers
who were not incapaCitated, for work
should have the preference. Yet how com
pe,cly was he silenced, and how decid-
,!ly wa, capital made against him, when
N-.Coy. Of New York, offered rs sub
....,e. that as the war had ended long
$40, and the Union WAS restored, no such
discrimination should be made. Could
anything have been more complete
.,uelcher to the "bloody spirit designs
OF the Radical minority than that?
But still Is this praiseworthy determi-
nation to do right, and be tcarlessly and
Independently Democratic, mantle 'ted in
the House proceedings of yesterday.
Bills were introduced and, IN spite of op-
position. ,,o,,cR declaring against subs'-
.ie,.-thu, disposjng ctFectually Of any
more Radical Pacific Mail Steam Ship
Co. iobs,-aud against third term.-
thu. Iispo,ing, As far as Democrats were
concerned, Of any more religious and
ofhce-holdcrS plans for centraIiEation
and CrsarIsm. Nothing could be more
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4 Genuine Bourbon.

Mr.. Morton submitted the following:
RcSoirsd by tie Ssnatc, tic House con
curring. That the people of the
the United States constitute nation in
the sense of national unity.
Re<olrsd, That the government of the
United States is not n compact between
States IN their municipal and corporate
character, brt was formed by the people
of the United States in their primary Gu
pacity; that the rights ofthc States are de-
fined and guaranteed by the Constitution
nnd not by any outside theory of State
sovereignty, and that the rights of the
States cannot be enlarged or diminished
except by amendment to the Constitu-
ton.
Rc>olrcd, That the rights of States have
the same sanction and security In the
Constitution as the rights and power OF
the National government that local do
nestle government by the States, within
the limits of the Constitution, is an cs-
scntial of our free Republican system.
Rcsoired, That the doctrine that State
has right to seccdc from the Union Is
inconsistent with the idea of nationality
is in conflict with the spirit and construc-
ture of the Constitution, and should be
regarded as having been forever cxtln-
guishcd by the suppression ol the re-
bellion
Mr.. Morton asked to have the rcSoIu-
JIOns printed aud Lid -. .i.V .~Li- ~--i -
was So ordered.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, December lj.-Petroleum
Firm and heavy; standard white no.
test, 9sc; State 1862 test, l0.ci Michigan
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TnE Radical State Executive Commit
Zee were in town yesterday, and they
held u meeting We could not learn
where they held it, nor what they did;
la. We understand the object in view was
30 decide on place tor holding the next
state convention, and to prepare plan
for the next fall campaign. We
further hear that the Radicals are so
e.ated by the ease with which they have
though in such contemplate minority
manipulated things in the Legislature.
that they are counting upon readily car
ry.ug the State in the next election. But
Io they imagine that the people of West
Virginia have SO soon forgotten their
prescriptions, prosecutions and distran'
chisments of free born American citizens
that they might retain power? ltso, We
fancy. they reckon without their host.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, December l5.-MoEEY-
4Cd6 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
Gas per cent. Customs receipts Sl3O,Ou@
The Assistant Treasurer disburscd Sl1@,-
600. Clearings S2S,000,00O. Sterling
steady at $3.50 iS9. .
GoLp-Opened and closed Mt III.
sales being made in the meantime at
ll4I. Rates for carrying were ], and :
per cent. Loans were also made flat.
GovERNMENTs-Aetive and iirner.
Tinted states 8s OF 1881, coupons........--l-5'4
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RAILROAD BoNDS-flruI anu III goou
demand. Northwestern consolidated
coupon gold bonds advance TO SG5i do
plain selling at 96!. Milwaukee and St.
Paul, Lacrosse division sold at 97i and
consolidated sinking fund at 81. Union
Pacific frsts sold at l04s@l043i sinking
funds declining to 9lt. Central Pacific
advanced to l07. G.. q. G. " !. firsts sold
ut l06.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
SToCKs-Market extremely dull, the
only feature of interest being Union Pa
citic, which declined to u, and subse-
quenty rose to 75l on n report from
Washington that the House had passed
a resolution committing itself against the
granting of any subsidies, which inter-
ieres with the project of establishing auy
other line to the Pacific. coast, which
would require government aid. Erie,
with large transactions, rose TO Ia and
closed at II. Other changes unimportant.
Sale on the Stock Exchange to-day 3d.
600 shares, of which ll,009 were Pacific
Mnil, 5000 Western Union, 1000
Northwestern, 1000 st. Paul, 1000
Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, and 5000
Union Pacific.
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Inquiry into the Loss of the DeutS"h
land.

LONDON, December l5.-TEc Times
announces that the Board ot Trade has
ordered the official inquiry into the loss
of the Deutschland 10 begin on Monday
next, at Poplar. Fourteen bodies OF the
victims were buried at Dover Court, yes
terday. The shop, in that place and in
HarwIck were closed during the funeral
and deep sympathy was shown by all
the inhabitants.
LONDON, Deccmbc- l6--A special to
the Times from Berlin says: Thomason
ba. repeatedly torn the bandagr from the
wound he inflicted in his attempt 10 SUI
eide and is now securely bound. He
seems to be a Swccdc by berth, but has
been naturalized in the United
States. He passed the wreck
last October in Liverpool appar-
emily trying to ascertain whether
il would be best for him to put his in
fernal machine on board the steamer
there or in Bremen Haven. The number
of killed by the explosion already
reaches so. and others OF the injured are
not expected To recover. Forty corpscs
were buried Tuesday, together with some
chests filled with unidentified fragments
O. bodies. The total number killed and
wounded is now estimated at $50.
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The remaining S35 100000 being dis
,rIbu,cl between seventeen other Icnom-
nations. That these figures are correct
is vouched for in n note at the foot OF the
table in the printed compendium OF the
census, reading as follows:
The statistics of churches are believed
to be substantially exact and to present
lust view of the organization OF the
several religious denominations found
within the United States.
The laws on this subject, made under
circumstances which have been long out
lived, are in urgent need OF revision and
in many of the States the attention OF
men who have made study of the
problems OF taxation has been turned to
them Upon what basis the President
estimates the value of Church property
untaxed in 1873 at one thousand millions
does not sppear 1t must be n mistake
unless such property increases more rap
lily than any other kind. But whatev,r
the value may be, or the magnitude OF
the evil, 1t cannot be dealt with oil hand;
and the danger is not so imminent as TO
tempt Congress too far beyond ITS juris-
dICtlOn
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FOREIGN.
more About the PIofto Destroy the
MOScI.

NOrc About The pTOf 10 Destroy IhF
MOscl.
BREMEN, December l5.-ThomcS>cn,
not Thomas, is the name of the passenger
who owned the cnse Of dynamite which
exploded mt Bremen Haven. lie has
confessed to the authorities that he con-
s,ructed the chc-t which exploded and
arranged the clock work attachment I"
cause tho explosion at certain time
He was occupied for u fortnight in filling
the chest, and worked in coach.h"nse
in one OF the most freQuented parts of
Bremen. The police have examined the
house alluded to and found some of the
the packing material, but no explosives
of ouy kind
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HENDERSON didn't let any guilty man
escape He has been diSmissed.-NPr"t9-
fe'd Republican.
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IIOt 81.

Tie Speaker stated that he would pro-
cccd with the call OF the States Tor bills
and resolutions.
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POOR BAB,-To think that after lead
.rs such highly yirtuouS and moral
lie Tor 50 many years in company with
nj, Excellency, Boss SHEPHERD, HAIR
glsGrox. of safe burglary fame, and all
those other bright and shining patterns
e5r Sunday School scholars to initiate, he
should finally fall n victim 20 whisky.
No more forciblc temperance lecture
could be delivered.