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FOREIGN NOTES.

A new Italian Cabinet has been con-.
pleted.
Count SchouvaIoff is on the point Of
leaving England for St. Petersburg.
OF the bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank OF England yesterday, Rs0,0C0 was
for shipment to America.
The Paris Tenps report that Bandry
Dasson who organized the legilimists' bau.
quet in La Verde will be prosecuted on
the charge OF melting to civil war.
Cardinal Nina, Papal Secretary OF State,
has sent dispatch to tho Papal Nuncio at
Brussels, autH Horizing him to declare that
the Vatican las used no other language in
regard to the Belgian education law than
that indicated by its diplomatic CORES.
pondence with the Belgian government.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THAI or rHE IRIsn SEDIrIOSIsrs.

SLIGO, November 25.-The court to-day
was again crowded with spectators. Hillen
and Davitt appeared perfectly cheerful
and fearless. Monroe, the Queens coun.
sci, said II he could prove the utterance oi
Davitt's alleged words, thUt "The mau.
hood Of ireland should spring to Its feet
and say It would tolerate landlords and
landlordism no longer the magistrate
would be bound to commit him. Police
evidence was called 70 prove their utter
ance. Davitt, who had been occupied all
morning preparing written defence, be-
fore commencing TO deliver It, protested
against Monroe's remark that he had Rl-
ready experienced q clemency of the
crown, and declared that he was innocent
otthe charge on which ne was convicted
in 1870. Daily, since his,release IRON Jail,
complains Of his treatment while in
prison. Monroe, in the course Of his re.
marks, said that Davitt 10 probably the
most dangerous Of Irish agitAtors. He
especially pointed to his language. com.
pairing the Zulu AsSegai to the Irish Pike.
Davitt then began cross examining wit.
nesses. Davitt declared that he had been
convicted OF FeniRnism in England on
evidence OF a professional perjurer. His
cross examination OF the police witnesses
failed TO weaken the evidence against
him. He was committed for trial, and
bail was accepted.
Davitt's bsil has been fixed at the same
amount as DAily's, $500, with two sureties
in ESQ each,
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the forty preceding years, the comet wonld
not have been visible, passing too near
the suns place In the sky. Astronomers
have been set 10 search for Il this wear
tout quite iruitlessly) because there were
reasons to believe that II seen at all the
comet would not be seen on its former
track. But we must not pass to this part
Of the comets history until the strange
circumstances connected with former 70.
turns aud with former expected returns OF
the comet TO visibility have been briefly
considered.
A ZINE DISPLAY PROBABLE.
The next passage OF the earth athwart
the track OF the comet Is the first since
that Of November q, 1852, during which
meteor shower could be expected to oc.
cur. The comet crossed the earth's track,
or passed very near 10 II, early in April
last; and though the interval ts consider.
ably larger between then and the end Of
November than elapsed between the CON.
cts passage in 1872 and the display Of that
year, yet 1t is most probable that many me-
teoric attendants OF the comet will be seen
ON some nights Tor perhaps on several
nlgLts) between November 70 and Decem.
Der I, and quite possible that very fine
shower may be seen. The meteors will
be well worth looking for in any case,
since, il they are carefully observed and
counted hour by hour, astronomers will
probably obtain come further insight into
the nature OF the processes which lead to
the dissipation OF comet and cause its
path to be occupied over range OF many
millions OF miles by scattered meteoric at-
tendSnts, To others than Astronomers the
meteors will be full Of interest; and Ii is
not at all unlikely tina. they will appear in
such numbers az to produce an exceeding
~ beautiful display.
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BELLAIRE.

John Jennings Is quite sick with THROAT
disease.
The new open street car made its ap'
pearance on thestreet in front OF the shop
where it Is building, Tuesday. Ii is gor'
geous. With crowd enjoying the first
ride it was taken up to the stable.
Tho New Orleans Mirstrels are adver
tlsed to appear here next Monday evening
The shop Of the Cleveland * Pittsburgh
Railroad here is being enlarged by an ad'
ditiOn at the south end.
Thanksgiving poultry Is making Its ap,
pearance in great abundance this year and
ahead Of TINA.
There waS little skating to be found, al
least by the ubiquitous boys, Monday
Several boys got wet in the creek near the
b. & o. stock yards,
Apples are exceeding y scarce here now
Scarcely any are coming in from our OEr
farmers. Those who do bring any, YGnt
the highest price for fruit that Is anything
but Of the best quality.
Company D should not blame any one
but itself Il It's captain does not suit, fol
seldom has a company had as man!
chances to change their mind about thei
chief officer. Now Captain Armstrong
has resigned and the company has to elec
another captain.
The school children patronized the Go
lumbus clock in grOat numbers Tuesda!
afternoon.
Our streets are in excellent order nov
neither dusty nor muddy. r. C.F.
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WESTON,
Accident at the Asylum.
VV-s.... N....t.-

EdIt'n IntalllEsuc.r
This evening John Luke and W. T. Ii,
ter. while engagedin in pencillng tho brick
work a. the Asylum building, fell from q
swinging scafOld to the ground, dis.
tance OF forty feet.
Luke had his arm badly broken, shoul.
dor disloCated, and received very severe
cut on the head, skull probably fractured
Lister sustained ini1ries to his spine, and
had ono leg and ankle badly mashed.
Both the men reside' in this town aud
have families depending on them ior sur.
port. they are nov lying in very criti
cal condition. DrsRRnwg
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LITTLErON.
Sad Accident from the Careless Use OF
Firearms.

Firearms.
LlrTLEToS, WEST Va, Nov. 9j, 1879.
Editors IntslliEencer:
Aserious accident happened at the resi-
deEce of Eiihu Brant, who lives about
two mile west OF here. The facts, as near
as could be asCertatued, are as follows:
On last Tuesday, about P. NJ, party Of
boys from the age OF twelve to sixteen,
go. together aud were preparing to shoot
VI mark, when Frank Brant, aged six
teen years, was manUuvreing with his
rife, and it was accidentally discharged,
the ball striking Kendall Brant (aged
twelve) in the hand, and then N0%t.
Rarnhart (aged iourteenl in the body,
passing through and lodging in his spine.
Drs. /. n. Owen, Of LittletOn, and Viii
son, from Freepori, Pa. were called, and
on examination found that young Barn.
hart was failing last, and could do moth.
ing for him. He died Wednesday at A.
N. It MAS found impossible to save Brauts
hand, and it was amputated above the
wrist. He is doing well.
Henry Former, who received thirteen
shot in his body and arms while out
hallow 'eening, Is doing well. The paFticu.
lars are little difficult TO get, but it ap.
pears some hall dozen boys were out
giving their neighbors scare and they
called on a man by the name OF johnson
who, it appears, had received notice thai
he would be visited on that night BY the
"Red Men" and at the first approach ol
the hallow' cen party, opened out on them
with shotgun. 1t was thought thar
Former would loose his hand but DR..
Roger, who is attending him, thinks he
can save il, N.
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Foolish 0niccr.

CIScMSAr, November 95.-The Ga;stl',
Bloomington, Ind, special says: David
Tolliyer, on trial for the murder Of Thos,
Moody, escaped from Deputy Sheriff
this morning. When the jury was charged
Tolliyer asked to go TO his boarding house.
He was accompanied by Deputy Sheriff,
who waited at the front door until he be.
came suspicious and then found Tollive.
had escaped by back way.
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NEw YoRx, November 20.-Albert La.
vergue, who travelled in this country
under the name Of Abraham Levy, accused
himself to the police to-day, with having
absronded to the United States from Paris,
in 1873, with thirty thousand dollars " orttI
OF diamonds belonging to the drm, com,
posed OF himself aud his brother-in.law
having sold the diamonds ut the Black hilII
and squsnlered the proceeds, He now
desires to return to France to be punished
for his offence. Lavergue was referred L
the French Consul,
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Providence, R. l., November 25.-At
the municipal election to-day Thomas A.
Doyle, Republican, was elected Mayor 10.
the fifteenth time, receiving 2,9aS votes to
2,64S for William Spancer, Democratic
and CiIt7sns and auti'Doyle candidate.
The Council is more largely Republican
than last year. The vote In favor OF grant.
ing license to sell intoxicating Liquors wa.
9,l0I; against, 1883.
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ROYAL IXTERCEasIoX.

LONDON, November 25.-A dispatch from
Berlin says the King and Queen OF Den.
mar ( will pass through Berlin Friday next
on their return from Vienna to Copen.
hagen. Their visittO Berlin will not be
entirely without political importance. The
King may interCede for the Duke OF Cum.
berland and it is not improbable that he
is the bearer of q submissive message from
the Duke to the Emperor William.
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ANOTHER ENGLISH EDITOR IN DIX,
GRACE.

LONDON, November 25.-The proprietor
OF the London Figaro has been sentenced
to three months imprisonment and to pay
a fine OF one hundred pounds for publish.
ing a series OF articles, BY Mrs. Weldon,
pn lunucy laws, in which she stated tina.
her husband aud Lieut.. Henry D4bathe
conspired to contine her from interested
motives.
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LEADILlE, COL, November 24.-Guards
patrol the city and matters are quieting
down, but conflict between the vigilants
and plugugIies may be resumed ON slight
provoca.ion. Twelve masked men last
night entered a ball room, singled out a
man and examined his face, but released
him, saying, This is not our man. None
OF the parties warned to leave have gone,
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The brig John Webb, Jr.. arrived at the
New York quarantine yesterday, from
Havana. having seaman sick with yellow
fever. John Rutherford, another seaman,
died OF the disease on November 18th,
and wGs buried at sea,
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GENERAL MoTIcEs.
Notice to Contractors &euiIders
OFFICE OF THE BoAAD or PrpLIc WoRKs,
MHaELINl NnYeInh her Il 1Sll


MHlELTG, November 10, 1870.
Sealed proposals viii be received BY tho
Bead Of Public Worss Of the State Of West
Virginia addressed To t!ie undersigned, up u
IL clcckn noon, Of March tie lst, 1880, Tor the
ALrEnATIOTs Is, and The AbDIrioSs TO- the
BW!Gt SknownGs as The state House, At ChArcs.
Ton, kanawhA county, West VirginEa, accord
ing 70 The plans and spec!hcatiors furnished by
{, Z. kcmbie aRd A. PEBBLES, jDint Architects.
Bids will be received for tho whole, and the
several parts OF the work. PIsns and specih-
cations may be seen at the Capitol Building,
in Wheeling on and after JANUARY l, 1850.
and any information relHtivn tlIerctomIy he
obtained by app ying 10 {. c. Kenlble, the
Architect resident at Wheeling, Wet Va.
Bonds and security, approved by the Bard
Of Public Works, will be required Of each
contractor. The right oil Receiving or reject
Ing any or all bids is reserved.
by order Of the loGtd ot Plblic Works.
nol7 8, BRADY, sec'y.
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QrRnccr November 25.-Ice is forming
in considerable quantities along the
shores OF the lower st. Lawrence. Two
schooners are reported frozen in at Kan.
onrasSa, the crews of which were only
eaved with great difficulty, having been
badly frozen.
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ALApY in oar nsiRhborhood who has
suffered for over three months the Eost
extreme torture BY q violent cough, has
become completely cured by Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup. For sale In every drug
STORE, -
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Che Gnteltiqeteer,
,GIr., vo.. sn and n Pourcenth Slreet

Bzss rOasts are quoted at aud 10 cts
y.r pound at Cincinnati, steaks Nt . and
and l.!. mutton : and ., lamb S and TO-,
,saI l2i and IS, pork . and s, sausage
meat anil 8, pork tenderloin 10 and l9,
.garc 'ibs 5 and 9, lake fish S and l9, and
yer + ii s and 10.
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THAvE gained eight pounds In weight,
aud it Gow affords me pleasure to say that
l am IN perfect health, with undGubted
taith In the curative poyc:s Of Bethesda
Water. Ny trouble was serious dsESnge.
ment OF NY kidneys."-[Lstter to Col.
Dunbar. piscoyersF ot the Bethesda
Spring,
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"i cANE 10 this place (Waukesh, wi,

n cAXE to this place (Waukesha, Wis J,
much elnaciated, with dropsical swellines
Of my limbs and symptoms OF Brirht's
disease. | feel entirelS re-.
stored to my usual good heaIth-eyen
benefited IN my Rheumatism, and under
Providence attribute this change TO tho
use OF Bethesda Water [Letterto Col.
Dunbar, Discoverer Of Bethesda Spring. ]
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ATLANTA, November GA special to
the ConaitusiOm from Perry, Ga, says: A
negro charged with burglary, and who
confessed that he belonged to gang who
had committed bur4laries in several coun,
ties, wastaken from iailand hung to a tree
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E0R RENT-A NICE BRICK DWELL
L ING, on Main street, Fiat ward. House has six
rO0ns and ATTIC, With pantry and bath TOuIn, water
and Ss throughout. PnJs,ssun given October isI.
Apply to j. C. HerYey, Real Est &c Agent Market St.
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Look Out fur the Failing Stars Tonight.
Fo.nigh. is the timeset by Prof. Proc.
:of, the eminent astronomer, for dis
play Of falling stars-somethins like the
memorable display that occurred in 1888.
The Professor does not say that the dis
play will occur tonight beyond doubt.
What he does say is as follows:
'Itis expected by nearly all astrono-
rEErs who have given attention to the sub.
!ge., that there will be display OF falling
stS's on CT about November q next,
though the night OF shower may perhaps
iall earlier or later, within week or 80
either way. The display, should it occur,
will possess, Iar more interest than any
ordinary shower otshooting stars, or even
than the displays which have been wit
messed an the night Of November 1914, in
1850, 1898, 1856, and other years. For
though we now know that when
lheso showers Of l.eonides las the
laeieOrS November lI-l5 are called)
occur, the earth is passing through
The track of comet which is followed by
uncountei millions Of meteors. 1t was re.
marked by NJ. O. Strive, at the last meet.
lny OF the German Astronomical Society,
that no object hNs thrown more light on
the yeueral nature OF cometic bodies than
the comet known as Biela's. | propose
now 70 give brief sks;ch OF the history
ol .nis interesting body, and then to con.
sidst the reasons why astronomers expect
that daring the last week Of November,
1879, there will be q display Of shooting
stArs As the earth passes through the
comets track
BIELA's COMET.
IN the year 1926 Biela discovered
comet, tho path OF which was calculated
bg 0AmbI,t, French astronomer, iuS3.
much that, according TO the usual rule ia
Ruuh rases, the comet should be called
GambSr'E, not BielG's. 1t was found to
revolve around the sun in q period OF
about six and swo.thirds years. 1t was
not y conspicuous body--in fact, 1t has
seldom bean much more than barely yist.
hie under the most favorable conditions
by the naked eye. Yet 1t differed from
mot telescope comets in showing
MT only nucleus and a coma,
bl! a tail Glso. In 1882, 1859 and
1913 this comet raturned to the earth'a
neiEhburhoad, and ou tVo OF these oCCa'
siona /. was well seen. In 1899 it was SC
situated as to w lost in the sumo rays
In face, ut every third return astronomers
knew hat il would bs hopeless to search
tor the co,uet. Thus Il was discovered ID
1923, aud well sesNtn 1882, but hot seer
aud not even lunkttt for in 1889. So aRatt
it was seen in 1915 in It's calculated place
aud RXain 1852; but 1t was not looked foI
inl>5J In 1855 and 1877 1t should have
eeen visible. but, " presently will be ex
paIued moro fully, it gas no
seen. Ia this present year, 1879
SupPosinG all had EOns on ~ II
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WANTED TO RENT FAkM CON-
IA!SlNli irCul iJI I" $50 acr =, sIlths., .of
r4Alng gain and 'Ock. Must BE- within ,cyen riIes
9i tue ciiyot Whcc Ing, and Un OF near Tho Ma.
S IiSnal E!ke. address c. /. H. rais iSTItLIaEScER
OllCn. mLll2mhM
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NALANTED-

Belmont Nall Mill Stock IL exchange Tor desirable
city property one oE the bes, iIal,Gns 10 The Sew
HOUSE with nine rooms, dri,hci l,lc, Eoo Cellar
uhueF ThoIG l'Gs1r water, Gu, and every cVlyen-
IEwN,
sel' Real Estate Agent,
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EJR RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE
i Store Room, with dwelling attached, No.
2lS3 Main street. VIII have FOR Rant
after April. Isl, 1850, store rooms and dwell.
Iings in different parts OF the city. Very cheap
to good tenants. Inquire OF
II. FORBES,
nO2j Boom No. :, Custom House.
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WANTED SHERMAN K CO., MAR.
w SHALL, MIch.. utan ayrut 10 lhls coqaIy
Al ortet 1t sllary u 500 yVr nOath And expenSsy
rad. For full pas i.lcHlart aidra5S as atc7c.
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EOR REST-DR. REEVES OFFERS
4 hlS rgs dsnce, No 90; ChaPlns 5 :. Tor rent Be
sides being centrally and pleas nty lDcatSd the no 50
Is supplied with ll modern convenience, and Ia ex-
ceilent repair. Possession gseH on the lsL VI A nu
next, Gr SuOner II rPair-st nrIao
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
TWO ROOMS. One ia Bailey Block Mar.
Hes Street, and one in builC ing No. lI42 Chsp,
line strest-Suitable for lodging rooms Or
offices. Enquire OF
II. FORBES,
SEQ Custom House.
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WANTED.

WANTED "A MAN WITH A FEW
t9laTs tOP"IJlOln Wheeling aud vic nlIy with
iist sclins article Particulars by Jos, Schneider.
Al DillWyn SiFScL Phtladrlphia. Pa, Sp2
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E0UK KENI.
II No isG. Main Strret, uos occupied by Cohu, ssruP.
u,S., No lal1 Slain street. nov occupied By List
MtioIeou Hall, aud second and third story roopS.
Fo'ses-!0n April Ia. next, Apply IN
FLATOFF ZANE,
hOs ~ Twelfth Strret.
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FOR RENT.

FoR RENT-WAREHOUSE, NO. 1877
l. Main st' Get, " Occupird W BIuch BfJ. lhiI
EaIoho1-c has been rALss three stVrles aud com.
RIsie,y moderntEcd. apply to DE. +. A. HIL-
ORETH, Ne. 1907 ChaplISs : rect. noI0
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-04-05

on Saturday evening last Oficer Frank
Phillips arrested Alex. Kirby, negro who
is not altogether unknown in police circles
in our city, for disOrdeFiy conduct. He
succeeded in getting him to the station
house, and as he was in the act Of opening
the door, Kirby broke loose and ran through
the old burnt district near the jail, with
Phillips in hot pursuit, until he fell over an
enbankment, cutting his head pretty badly
and rendering him insensibie. Phillips in
the meantime was under such heatway
that he could not stop and also went over
the embankment, alightlng on his feet and
spraipJng both'of his ankles so badly that
ne was confined to his bed for several days.
Phillips did not stop, however, until he had
lodged Kirby in jaii,
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NEBLETT d TITUS,
PrOprietOrs Chronicle.



The New York Store is still receiving new
goods. Raad their sp' esals in i'nother col
umn.
r. .ad the health ordinance in another col
umn. 1t Is az important Ordinanee 10 our
city.
Mrs. Rosen1i i'd has an advertisement in
this issue, and the ladies would DO well 10
read it.
this week. For further Information call al
this Office.
Mr.. A. Grant has qualified as administra-
tor de b,inis non Of q. Grant, deceased. See
advertisement in another column.
Mr. V L. Williams advertises pocket
book found, with a small amount of money
which the owner can have by proving prop
erty, etc.
Putnam q Lewis have a new advertise
ment and several specials in this issue of
our paper. They are now prepared 10 i'm
prove the appearance of the young men of
our city and Vicinity by selling them gem
teel suit of clothing at reasonable prices.
IL another column will BE- found a certifi-
cate from Mr.. j. Il. swift, Of the Southslde,
g Capt. J. ! Crusman7 RECOMMENDING the
Homestead Tobacco Grower. Mr.. Spicer
says that Mr. swift delivered the best han
died crop of tobacco OF this season, from the
Southstde, to mas factory. Read the certin-
cate.
Mr. r. c. Howell, boot and shoe maker
shop on strawberry street, opposite the Cham
Gerry building, has an advertisements in this
issue. He is well and faVOrably known as
one Of our best shoe and boot makers, and
he proposes to do good work at moderate
prices. Give Mr.. Howell a call when want
Ing anything In his line OF business.
Messrs. Heggie & Fentress have an adver-
risement in this issue. They have Saw
Mill at Palmyra and are prepared to sell
1umber for building purposes as cheap as
anybody. They are ia a section OF country
where they can get logs of any length, and
orders left with Mr.. John :. Nebiett at kee-
see & NOrthIugtOn's will receive pr inpt at
tentiOn. They are energetic and reliable
men aud solicit orders.
In another column will be found an ad-
verttsement of Mr.. q. A. Roth's Exchange
and Restaurant. He IS al his old stand on
franklin street, and has had the house
neatly painted and fixed up in the latest
style. His restaurant is first-claSS having
engaged the services OF D No. cook, he can
supply you with most excellent meal. His
liquors are said also TO BE- OF the pUrest, many
OF them in the original imported casks. lie
invites his old friends and customers TO give
him call.
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No eloquent tongue or pen is
needed tOcOmmend COussens' Light
ming Limiment to an appreCiative
public, as cure for Rheumatism,
Lame Back, Neuralgia, Bruises,
Sprains, CornS and BUnions. 1t is
also unequaled "a remedy for the
ills that commonly aff1ict horses,
such as spayir, Ringbnne, Calls,
Scratches, ete,-Warts ana Knots
being easily removed by its use.
Try C0ussens' Lightning Lininlsnt,
and you will want no other. Price
so cents a bottle. For sale by Owen
q Moore.