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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-01
Incrsanng the school Tar.

Cot. ". \ q. Ar<aA
There il hill under consideration by
th. Committee On Education, looking Ia
an increase in the taxation Tor school
purpOses from ten 81 twenty cents. We
are not advised how your delegates will
vote on the matter; but It seems ~ us
that We a. a state are already taxed sui
ficiently for school purposes. la Preston
We have always been able 10 levy fuil
quota i0r school purposes, AMI We have
often iound, from the small return
We could get frOm our realty,
that We were paying 81 IHuch Tor
school purposes as our wealth would
iustify. We favor anything that will
advance our schools; but aren't Ee leg
isIating too much? lent there limit
10 taxing people for educational Pur-
I,uses? Looking over our laws regard
Ing the education oi ouT state, We find
that ample provision has been male;
that We do not need ~ much change IN
their general application as as We need
economy in carrying them out Only
give Us Laws To pat the present enact
ments into full operation at the least
possible cost. Do this, gentlemen, and
We shall he happy, and YOU shall receive
the thanks VI the state at largo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-01
The Cobb Murder Case.

NORWICH. CoNN., January SIT has
Just trauspirci that Mrs. Cobb and
Wesley ". Bishop had an interview at
the jail few DAYS ago, al the lattcr's :
request. Jailer Bcckwlth, Rev. Hugh
Montgomery and Mr. Thrusher, 81 Mrs.
C1bb's counsel were present. Bishop
Thought he could draw Mrs Cobb to a
confession by such au interview. Mrs.
Cobb refused to recognize him when he
entered the ruom. After a prayer by
Rev. Montgomery, Bishop said Mrs.
Cobb, Katie, YOU know that statement
j. true" Mrs. Cobb replied, indignant
Is: II don't know any such a thing, |
know il is not true" Bishop repeated
his appeal IN various forms, and Was met
with a similar denial each time. lie
then lett the room.
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CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches

Subscriptions to four per cent. bonds
during the month OF January, sl5S, Sol ;
$50. Call for bonds during same period,
Sl5O,OOO,OOO.
The Ameer Of AighanistaD has ar
rived on the Russian frontier.
The third installment OF the Mexican
indemnify, 100000, has been paid.
The German newspapers generally
approve Grevy's election.
The patent Office building at Wash
ington is to be restored 10 its condition
before the fire, except that the root VIII
be made fire-proof. -, .,
Hanlan, the Toronto Oarsman, sailed
from New York for England, yesterday.
iambetta has been elected President
OF the French Chamber OF Deputies.
1t is proposed to burn the towns IN
Russia where the plague has broken out,
and remove the inhabitants to healthy
places. -
Suits to the amount OF 100000 have
been commenced against the city ol
Memphis, in the interest OF the foreign
holders OF the city's bonds.
The Glasgow Bank directors have
been convicted Of fraud. Sentence de
ferred.
The Louisville almshOuse burned
Yesterday. Several Of the inmates were
severely injured.
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ALMSHOUSE BURNED.
Several Persons Severely In
jured.

LOUISVILLE, January 3l.-The Louis
willie AlmShouSc, five miles south OF
here, was destroyed by fire at 10 o'clock
this morning The origin OF the fire is
unknown. At the time there were 34O
persons in the place, nearly all Of whom
escaped James Ridley, an imbecile,
was hurled fatally. Fred. Meyer had
his neck broken in escaping. Henry
kehlar perished in the flames. Thorn
a. Dixon was killed by fall Nathan
Caldwell was badly hurt and Mrs.
johnson, severely burned, will probably
die The scene is described as horrible
in the extreme, but the most marvellous
feature is the small loss OF life. Nearly
all oi the inmates were aged inyalids,
imbc,iles and cripplcs There we're
more colorcd persons than any
other class, vet none Of them were
seriously injured. Their ages ranged
from los years tO 30 years. The build
ng was erected by the city in 1874 at a
cost OF Sl75.OOO: insured for $4,000.
The paupers wers assigned other quar-
ter al once
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WAsHISGToS, January 81.
Paris Exnosition Expenditures.

WAsHISGToS, January II.
Paris Exposition Expenditures.
Mr.. IIamlin, from the Committee on
Foreign Relations, reported adversely
on the House joint resolution in rela-
ton to the expenditures at the Indus
trial Exposition in Paris, and it was in
definitely postponed. In explanation,
Mr.. IIamlin said the resolution only re-
pealed what is now the law. 1t is the
duty ui the Secretary OF State to make
report of the expenditures, and he
would do SO as soon as he could ascer-
tain the amount.
The Senate, on motion of Mr.. COnk-
ling, then went into Executive session.
Transfer of the Indian Bureau.
Mr.. Saunders, from the Joint com
mittee to inquire into the expedlency
OF transferring the Indian Bureau from
the Interior Department 10 the War
Department, reported that the commit
tee had been unable To- agree and sub
mittcd report, accompanied 10y bill, to
authorize the President temporarily TO
transfer the custody, control and man
agcmcnt Of certain Indian tribes from
the Interior 10 the War Department,
and Tor other purposes. Lald on the
table. Mr.. Saunders gave notice that
he would call II up for consideration at
an early day.
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TWO NICE YOUNG MEN.
How They swindIed Taxpayers.

CISClSNANI. January 3l.-The citizens
Of Ur.uua. o., are considerably CNcr-
ciscd at discovering the crOUkedness ia
the county treasures office. The
trrasur. James Blasc, has LETT the bust
ness Of his office mostly to his two clerks,
one briuga brother To- Bldse. These
Young men have been in the habit Oi
uyrrrhargiug On tax receipts and then
entering the true amount in the books.
They were discovered 10y taxpayer,
who claimed that hr had been over
charged. Upon this seyeIdl other parties
compared notes, and found that they
had been Systematically dcfrduded The
youug clerks have been living fast lives
inr some time past, spending money
freely. The treasurer is making restltu-
ton in every case discovered. The
total amount Of these frauds is not yet
known.
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Marine Disaster.

BALTIMORE, January 3l.-The oyster
schooner Adamantine has been found
sunk in the bay. Her Captain, Horace
Baker. oi Philadelphia. was lashed
to the top mast and the bodies Oi
nine men composing the crew were
lashed To the deck, which was several
feet under water. The inhabitants Of
smith Island saw her on January "a,
but owing to the rough weather were
unable 20 get out to IL, although the
captain was seen signalling from the top
mast, where he vas lashed
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THE INDIANS.
Wild Hog Attempts Suicide.

FuKT ROBISsOS, NEB, January 81
At noon to-day it was discovered by the
sentinel guarding the building wherein
Wild Hog, the Cheyenne chief, is CON
fined, that the desperate Indian was
living on the ground in his prison room
covered with blood, having stabbed him,
self in four places in the region OF the
heart, with the intention OF putting an
end To his life rather than be taken
south. The post surgeon pronounced
the wounds very dangerous, II not fatal.
Thirty-three squaws and twenty-five
children left here this morning for Pine
Ridge agency, and will Returned over t.
the Sioux attheir agency as their natural
uFuteCtOTs
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HOUSE.
Miscellaneous Business.

Mr. Congcr, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported back the bill IN
reference To the proceeds Of the sale OF
CAPTURED and abandoned property.
Ordered printed and rccOmmitird.
On motion OF Mr.. Whi,thornc the
Senate amendment To- abolish the United
States volunteer navy was non-con-
Cured in.
The senate bill was passed providing
iOr the erection uf military post at ri
Paso, Texas.
The Speaker then called on commit
tees iur reports OF private nature.
Private bills from committees were
then considered, and later the House
went into Committee of the Whole on
the private calendar.
Tie pending bill being the one known
as the Fairfax Seminary bill, Mr.. White
opposed the bill as a war claim.
Mr.. Hunton advocated it.
Mr.. Potter favored the bill. Ii was
not a war claim, and not subject 10 OBJ
lection; that it was not for pro Dcrty de
stroved in the encmy's country; that
the property lay within the deicnses Of
Washington City, and not in the lnsur-
rectionary territory. 1t lay within the
territory excluded by the proclamation
Of President Lincoln.
Alter further debate, a motion to
report the bill to the House was defeat
ed, yeas 20, nays -.
Mr.. Burchard moved that the enact
ing clause be stricken out Carried,
aud the Committee, in accordance with
the rule, arose and reported its action 10
the House, which, by a vote Of III 10
50. concurred in that action.
Mr.. Boone submitted the report OF
the committee appointed for the Pur-
pose Of examining the practicabllity OF
transferring the Indian Bureau to the
War Department, in favor Of the trans
fer. Mr.. Van Voorhees, submitted a
dissenting report on the same subject
The reports were ordered printed and
referred Ia the Committee Of the Whole.
1,.nrnat
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sui,s Against the City Of Memphis.

MEMPHIS, January 5l.-This afternoon
garnishments 10 the amount Of over
$4,000. were served on the German
National Bank, the city depository,
AMI county trustees, cujoining them
from PAVING out any fund, belougSns to
the cliy. This state # affairs j. ihc re-
,ul, OF the repeal Of the charter 10y the
I.cgisirturu The grnIsEmcuts were
issued by the United States Courts IN
behalf II foreign holders OF the city
bonds, who previously obtained a
mdRdamuS against the city.
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Railrond Train Wrecked.

ALLENTOWN. Pa, January 3l.-Ihe
train which left South Bethlehem on
the North Pennsylvania railroad, this
evening, was wrecked at Iron Hill
station. The entire train, which was
we'll filled with passengers returning
from Dr. Linderman funeral, Sas
thrown from the trauk. No one was
injured. The accident was caused by
misplaced switch, the locks Of which APP
pears To have been broken ami the
switch opened with the intention OF
throwing the train from the track.
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HOUSE or DBLE5AFBs.

An effort WAS maic by Mr. Mont
gomery a. bring up the Joint Rosulu-
ton remlttlug % our Senators and
Representatives best Judgment the IN
structions 20 support the Tex aS y Pacific
railroad subsidy, but the House refused
10 consider the resolution. From All
probabilities the matter uiil rest where
u Il, as efforts tending o. that end have
been making.
House bill, No. 36, in relation 10 the
haTter oi Moundsville, came up on its
second reading. Mr.. Ewing, It's patron,
had long list Of amendments, which
were tackled on TO perfect the bill, which
he said he had not framed. The bill
went to its third reading.
House bill, No. ~; &" an act 10 reduce
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WASHINGTON.
Poitar Committee.


WAsHrSGToS, January 3l.-The Pot
ter investigation Committee began to-
davis proceedings with secret session.
The Chairman submitted that sub
committee OF five he appointed to 70 To
New York tO take any testimony 1t
might he more convenient to hear there.
Mr.. HiScOck moved as an amendment
that Marble, Pelton and Weed he first
examined before the whole committee
in Washington. Lost.
Mr.. Cox offered a substitute that the
whole committee should 90 to New
YORK. Rejected. Also second amend
ment by Mr.. HisCock, that the sub
committee should consist OF seven IN
stead Oi five members
The original resolution was then ear
ried. Messrs. iIiscOck and Cox being the
only members voting against 1t. Mr..
Potter then named Messrs Mcmahon,
chairman, Stcngrr, Springer, Cox and
IIiscock as the subcommittee.
Recess.
Public Debt Statement.
WAsHISGTOS. January 3l.--Ihc debt
statement tomorrow will show the az
grcgatc cash in the Treasury, instead OF
coin and currency, as heretofore.
new feature will be added, showing the
Governments assets and liabilities
The New York Nominations.
WAsHINGTOS, Jan. 3l.--ln executive
session, after reading the Presidents
message and Secretary SherInan's letter
regarding the New York custom house
nominations. Mr.. COnklIng made a
speech, closing with an expression Oi
the opinion that the Senate should pro-
cerd To- consider and act on the pending
nominations without further post
pnncment. senator Matthews offered
resolution prOyislng that the
message and accompanying papers
be- printed and lie on the table, and the
further consideration uf the nOmIna-
tinns bc postponed until next Monday.
The first branch OF this resolution was
agreed 10 with division, but the pro-
posal 10 postpone gave rise To an eX-
tended discussion. Finally a vote by
yeas and neys was taken on Mr. Mat
thews resolution 10 postpone, ana re-
suited in it, adoption, yeas -, nays ~.
The affirmative votes cast were mostly
bv the Democrats and the mega
tive votes by the Republicans. Messrs.
Matthews. HOar, Dawes, Burnside,
Window. Wadieigh, Mitchell and Ferry,
however. voted in favor Of postpone
mcnt. and Eaton, Barnum, Voorhees,,
Davis, Of Illinois, and MCPherson were
recorded IN the negative.
This vote does not absolutely lore
shadow favorable action on the NOM
nations, Tor several who voted Tor post
ponement are definitely known to be
npposcd to them, but the advocates oi
confirmation have been greatly encour-
aged by il, and tonight they confidently
expect success in the hnal vote on
Monday.
The Alexander Hunton Trouble.
WAsmSGTuN, January 3l.-COlumbus
Alexander appeared before the grand
Jury to-day for the purpose Of having
Hon. Eppa HuntDn, of Virginia, in
dictcd for sending him challenge IL
fyht a duel last summer. Alexander
was examined at some length, after
which further consideration Uf the cast
was postponed tall Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-01

SroCKs-Tho market was irregular in
early dealings but towards the close
assemed a strong tone and final dealings
were the highest Of the day. Al the
opening prices advanced ta2s, the lat
ter I.ackawanna; but subsequently there
was reaction Oi lCa2, Iackawanna and
Western Union leading the downward
movement. Toward the close there
was general improvement, the
advance ranging from / to ~.
Later Michigan Central and Union
Pacific moved independently Of
general market dropping 10 57l, and NJ
covering 10 Is, at which IL closed, In
yestment shares were conspicuous ia
the upward movement, which gives col
or 20 the statement that consultation
was held last night by the leading oper-
ators on the bull side, and an agreement
arrived at Ia maintain certain at the
better classes Ui stoCks-thOse which
have assured prospects Ot regular diyl-
dends. Orders from outside are llmltcd,
and the total sales show n marked de.
crease. The TRANSACTIONS aggregated
26S, 900 shares, Oi which 5000 we're
Erie, 81, 100 Lake Shore, $500 Wabash,
20OO0 Northwestern common and 10
600 preferred, 3j,OOO IT. Paul common
and 1000 preferred, 1000 delaware
Lackawanna and Western, 1000 Michl-
gan Central, 1000 Union Pacific. 2o,WO
Ohios, 1900 Western Union, 9,00) New
Jersey Central, 1000 Canada Southern,
l20OO Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
1909 81. Louis, Kansas City aud North
eru. and 900 Rock Island.
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KANSAS.
IngaIs Elected u. =. Senator.

II. LOUIS, January 3l.-A Topeka
dispatch SAYS: The auti-lngals element
in the Legislature, alter cauCu>lng all
ui.ht and until II o'clock to-day, cen.
tered uu Chief Justice Horton. On the
first ballot, to-day, lHsals received 81
votes. Horton 80; Goodin, Democrat,
>. Mitchell, Gr,cnbackcr, /. lngal,
was then declared elected. lie Is now
addressing the members in session; en-
tluSi.Sm uulDUudpi
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THE NEW X. X. TARIFF.
DISPATCH TO HON. D. D, JOHNSON,
FROM Mr.. GARRETT,
The New Schedule on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Go Into Effect
February 18th,

The following dispatch from President
Garrett, Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road, To Hon. ID. ID. Johnson, Chairman
ofthc special Joint Committee on Rail
road Charges, &c., was received last
evening ami handed Us for the public
information:
BALTIMORE, January 81.
H. Hon. h. h. JohHsoH:
On the 26th day OF December, a circu-
lar WAS issued by the General Freight
Agent ii this company, stating that the
new freight tariT would 20 into opera
tiou ON the lst day OF February, 1879.
The company then hoped that the re
viscd passenger and freight tariffs ui
rate, would be ready at the period dcs-
i-,uatr,l. bnt the labor and time necrs-
sIry t. prepare and print them were
uuderratvi. The passenger tarlii has
been in the hand, oi the printer Tor
SOME time past. who haas gwen assur-
anr,s that II will he completed 10y the
10Th II February, prONilnO. As soon
"a, IL is received from the printer, 1t Will
hr put iu operation. The freight tdrli
has been prepared, and a. soon as the
manual work connected with 1t can bc
performed, it will be put into operation
also. regret exceedingly that this de-
hv las occurred, but the magnitude oil
the task of preparing the nrw tariffs
Was greater than was anticipated. The
ASSURANCES given To- your committee by
tho second Vice President OF this com
pauv. that the new tariffs of charges
would 20 into effect, will be carried out
as promptly as possible.
JUHS ". GNKKETT, PrcSdod.
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Ohio legislature.

CoiyTByS, January Sl.-Senate adj
journci till next Tuesday.
In the House bills were introduced to
DO away with the necessity Of land
owners putting up notices warning
hunters not 10 treSpaSs on their proper
", and to provide for local option.
House bills allowing firms 70 be sued
and requiring hotel and boarding house
keepers TO pat up fire escapes within
forty days after being notified, were
passed.
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The AleXander-Hunton Trouble.
Good Account.

TO sum it up, six long years OF bed
riIden sickness and suffering, costing
500 per year, total 81 ,3OO-alI Of which
was stopped by three bottles OF Hop
Bitters, taken by nay wife, VINO has done
her own hOusewOrk for year since
xithout the loss Of a day, and ! want
everybody to know It for their benefit.
"JoHX WEES, Butler, y. "
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Weather Indications.

WAsHISGrox, February LII An
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
slightly cooler partly cloudy weather,
north winds, and risingbarumeter, pos
sibly preceicd by light rains IN Tennes-
see during the morning.
For the lake Region, colder north
to west winds. rising barometer and light
snow, followed by partly cloudy wealth
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
Four Persons Killed.

CHIcAGo, January 3l.-A terrible
boiler explosion occurred at Secor, Ill,
Yesterday, in NJ. L. Gassner's grist mill
The mill was instantly destroyed, and
TOUR persons were killed, VIM. Collins,
engineer; II. BEauns, Wm. Wheeler,
and Young Mahlatick. Joseph Horn
was probably fatally injured. The cor
onsT's verdict Was negligence.
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Delivery OF American Securities in Eng
land

NEW YosK, January Sl.-Chas. /.
COnant, eX-Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury, entrusted by Secretary Sher-
man with SlO,OOO,OO0 four per cent
bonds subscribed for by the new four
per cent syndicate, to be delivered in
London, also Si,O00,OO0 four per cent
bonds on account Of the First National
Bank, bought by English investors, sails
tomorrow in the steamship GerTnanla.
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MORGANTOwN.
Attack on President Thompson
Great Indignation.
Special Dispatch To the Register

Special Dlspatch % The ke'sisIer
MoRGlSTowS, W. Va, Jan. 81.
President Thompson was attacked on
tine street to-day by one ]. j. Fitch, who
repeatedly threatened Mr.. Thompson
with large cane. The attack was made
because of President Thompson's adyo-
cacy OF bill now before the Legislature,
the object of which is to redeem the
university from local control. Great
indignation is expressed by the citizens
and students.
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DRY GOODS.
Ee4 York.

Srx YogE, January 3l.-Dry Goods
The market shows lair degree Of ant
nation. Cotton goods firm, prints quiet,
print cloths irregular, shirinzs in g'ssi
deinand, gingiiains steady, vccsens duh
and dress glpds in moderate demahb
The IomH.ercid Bsiief,H szys that 20
Wednesday next there viii te On aue
tion sale II spring eassimenss, eheyeots
and cnafin1s
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WOOL.
Philadelphia

PHnaDELrInl, January 3l.-Wool-
Demand active some grades enilfeiy Oui
ol market. Ohio, Pennsyivahia, and
West Virginia Xxx and above SFs'S'c'
extra sea 25c; medium SJts31c; coarse
gps Sic: eombing washed .S5t1|Dc: do
un.asbed zJ,g27c. canada oonbing
ID: fine uaE4shed 2l9z3c; co@rse
and nedinn 2fT0 30.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at t2it to 4 Per Cent.-GOv-
ernments fimer-Flour Unchanged
Wheat 0uIl-Hogs ia Fair
Demand and Firm.
FIN AdCE.

New YoRK, January 3l.-MoSEY-
Active at 2lG4 per cent, closing at Sa5
per cent. Prime mercantile paper SAC
) per cent. Sight exchange on New
York 4Ss, sterling exchange, bankers
bills dull at +s5. Dry goods imports for
the week 81 ,7ss,00
SILvER-Bar silver here 81 90; sub
sidiary silver coin l@l per cent dis
count.
t,nN-PpNNrNrs--Eir Eirnar
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RiIhardE

NEE YoRK, January Sl.-SeItan coo,
GARNER 446; Sexton run l69.
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BIZ careful when you apply for Dr. G.
McIane's Yermiiuge, ~ see that both
the Doctors name and those Of Fleming
Bros, are inscribed thereon in imitation
Of writing. Without-every bottle is
worthless.
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Walking Matches.

New YoRK, January jl--Bciden and
NanneSs continue on their long journey.
Belden vas somewhat indispOsed this
morning. but has recovered.
WAsHINDroN. January 3l.-Miss May
Marshal, q Chicago, at IL o'clock to-
night had completed 0jI quarter miles.
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sozodont and Bism.rek.

Looking at Bismarck one would not
suppose that be svays such almost
OmnipOtence. Tie is calm and cheerful,
wary and watching. SOZODONT don't
look different from other preparations.
But it never fails in what il undertakes
Calm and agreeable, it is death to para
site which attack the teeth.
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RAILRoAD BoSDs-Strong. X. !. skies
advanced to Lib.
STATE BOSDs-Dull.
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A GIFT
WORTHY OF A R0Th6ChllD
Q a g Ce a t.

oo;J Of BHoxx's ILLErrarrp eEasDrr.
Eaas kInAs AZ Iof is7y. taSsthef siih snopy oi
hk illustrated J@pef, ths Gesss wosL1
10 ~, n zoe FREE sbo viii sud kb sdfncs og
one eef.t postal csrd I5dfoz. Ds q 2. Bsoss
II fsnnd bl, Jsnsy Giy. III.
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MAM; 20 ~! !: <. Z. ss':s :s, is sg:s:s =: e
.s Y ~ .s. ms .SE v:seeii eiis,os x.ss sss.s
Yeu Yorx. lAA
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Way is Bismarck like sPALDIxG's
GLUE? He sticks and holds on forever.