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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-05
A p..,lnn A,.inr 70, ClllI.r.hlp.

Nav YoRK, August 4.-Mshamed BaVlIi
All. 4 Persian, through counsel, has do
clAted HE intention 10 become citizen o
the United States. He 10 the atst native
Persian who ever sought naturalization 10
ihIs county. He has been six yeats II
New York, and Ia 4 dealer in jewels.
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lMOSE NAIL RAas
which Canada Was AnId TO Have I'm,
properly Appropriated.

which Canada Was AAId 10 Have I'm.
properly Appropriated.
ToR1NTo, August 4-Re'erring to the
mail bag story teIegrsphed from Wash.
iuEton, the Toronto Mai, the Government
organ, says; Itis quite true that United
States mail b1gs have been continually
used In our service, but It is also true that
Canadian mail bags have been used in the
American service, though on sCoount Of
the greater quantity Of United States
mails the balance Of advantage may have
been on our side. AZ soon as the atten.
ton Of the Canadian authorities was
called to the matter they at once too k
steps to enlarge the supply OF bags Tor
our own service, and OF late the alleged
grievance has been rapidly diminishing.
The matter iB somewhat trivial for inter
national excitement but In these dull
times anything will do Tor sensational
incident. We are inclined to think that
II Postmaster General James will push bis
Investigations further he will hnd, per.
haps, that those who have the high priv.
ilegs Of making American bags have not
been ignorant Of the use OF them out ol
the country, and that the minor postal Of.
ficials Of the United States have not been
ignorant OF the many considerations In
volved in this international irregularity.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Col. Thompson,
Superintendent OF the railroad mail ser.
vice, says positively that the Canadian
postmaster is mistaken 10 saying the Uni.
led States uses Canadian bags, and that
the use Of each others mail b4gs by tho
two Governments is reciprocal Col.
Thompson says this Government does not
use Canadian bags In Transporting domes
tic mails. He has telegtaped to the post.
masters at Detroit aRd New York, askirg
them II they ever use Canadian mail bags
In sending through the United States,
and Is confdentthey will reply that they
do not. Col. Thompson says the Cana
diana use our mail bags, but we do not use
theirs.
Secretary KltkWood was able 10 be at
his department ior an hour to-day.
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CoLuNBUs, August 4-PstdOnS hAve
been granted TO WIN. williams, Of MahOn.
ipv convicted Of killing Isaac Broushet,
and to John F. BesgS, oi Cleveland, .
Young lawyer, convicted Of embeEHllnR
note He was married 10 an eetimable
lady Just before conviction.
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n.nsnnl OF Anll.i.nl.n MOI.

BERLIN, August "A renewal Of the at.
tAekg By mbbs on The shops aud BynR.
gogues OF The Jews is reported In various
places. In Pomefahia some shops were
wrecked. The mob was dispersed by the
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NJ SrREAL. August 4-rns cutlinp nj
rates has b'Gun between he s. Le9rcnca
and he RiCnSliru s'esnbosi L, inpa,ies.
Ths iormsE ttduCrd IL urn tickesty Mag
ara tOS7
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E1.AInistsr Noyes aSd HIinistsr Merton.
PARIS, August 4.-MOrton, the newly
appointed United States Minister to
France, was presented to st. Piece
French Minister Of Foreign Affairs, yes.
tefday. Motion and General Noyes, the
retiring Minister, will have an audience
with President Greyy to morrow, when
they will present credentials aud letters
Of recall, respectively.
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he Gives scout Allison the History Of
His Life.

he Gives scout Allison the History Of
His Life.
FoRr YATES, D. T., August 4. 4.-Tbrough
the old OF Scout Allison, who IL thorough.
ly familiar with the Sioux lSnguSge, an
extended interview has been cured with
Sitting Bull. lie says he was born near
old Fort George, on Willow river. He is
now forty four years Of age, as near as be
can tell. He has two living wives aud
nine children, two OF whom are twins.
He Ia . chief by inhefitsnCU, and Alto by
deeds Of bravery. lIit father WAS lam.
Gus Chisi known as jumping Bull. Up
TO the pge OF fourteen Sitting Bull cot iin.
ed bis killing 10 Buffalo, but alter that
period he took to the war path Next 10
himself he considers Four Horns the
greatest living chiel. When asked what
induced him 10 surrender, and what
wrongs he has suffered q! the hands oi the
Government, be said that when lie came
to BuIofh be expected 10 stay but a few
days, that be now wants the Government
10 let him 20; that he never made treaty,
sold any lahd, OF m ,de war on the United
States. lie waS driven away by force.
He never Committed deprsdationS 10 the
white mans country.
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EniaI tntI,tInr AreLa.ni.

LoSbyS, Argur "A email ysCht hss
been tunk cfr the cust II tuuslI,e,
Scotland. Five persons we're droWned,
inCludirg three ltlies
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The AIiSsiSIppi Democrats In u Dead
Inah

Jackson, Miss, August 4-rhe Demo.
cratic State Convention adjourned last
night after the first ballot. Ten ballots
have been taken to-day without result.
The last ballot stood: Stone 106, Barksdale
90. Feathsrbtope "a, Calhoun IL. There
10 evidently dead lock, -,
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m. HAnlIirIN,s OI.lNION

Ot the PFeaIdsA,'A COUditIoH-Hi RseDV,
cry Assured.
WASHISeroN, August Ain OonVor'
.atIon on the Presidents condition this
morning Dr.. Hamilton discussed the situ'
alton quite freely, aud expressed The opin'
Ion that President Gathsld WAS ptogtees.
ing tuwaid3 tee very in avery satlslacto'
~ tnannef IL teply 10 the direct ques.
lion, "Dj you think the President will 10.
covef2" ihe Doctor aald; IL have no
doubt whatever VI his ultimate recovery"
Dr.. Hamilton also eEptested the opinion
that there was no malaria 10 the pStienta
system. IN response 10 lnlBttoRaIions rel
atiye to moving the patient from the EK'
ecnliys mansion, Dn Hamilton said moth
ing could yet be determined upon, as the
President vas ID no condition 10 be moved
He Thought, however, when the propei
time arrived, tip down the Potoniat
would be beneficial and hasten bis recov
cry, He said the President had not I'm
pSoved vefy much In appeatAnce, ant
would not until he gets out someWhett
and gets good Aif. He said the bnllet vii
NOT ba cut oHl unlOss uece saty. There l
nothing 10 eh0W that the ball 10 yet en-
eysted, and the doctors do not knoQ
whether Il has or NOT, that the sutRson
do not know whether Of not ths wound |
healing internally, but ell the indication
are that II 10 doing well,
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sbInmss,so al I,1ni,st.

Orr,wA, August 4-Lumber shipping
this week has been more active than any
time during the season. II Ia estimated
tha, 10 600 feet will leave the Uhandieye
4 Hall docks before Saturday.
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WAeHlNoToN, August 4-IP
Asthe morning bulletin indicated would
probably be the case, the President paesed
another good day, without drawback or
1n UNPLEASANT symptom Of any Kind. He
has iaken bis nourlshment we'll and
shown ltttle fatigue after his dressings and
chGnRes Of position. The wound 10 doing
we'll, both Ia appearance and 10 character.
and In the aniouuG discharged. Az 1880
pm bis pulse was 90, temperature 9S 4
aud respiration IS. The afternoon rise oi
lenbersltire came on late aud WAS noder'
alo 10 degree. At7P n bis pulse ls l02,
temperature, 100 . respiration, 10.
TgItnsd1 D. ". Bliss.
] X BARNES,
]. ]. WOODWARD,
ROBr RRYBURE,
r n. HAMILTON
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HAVANA, August 4. 4.-Manuel Beccetta
Ytoro, sub director ot the ttsaluty, tIltd
to-day oi yellow lever.
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NEw BNusswIcE, N. j., August 4-ons
lncd"d ard fI'y iem'le p. talIves OF tho
Novelty Rnrber 60 sfnck icf 10 neT cent
t.e etIe :-IaFI % day.
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.,.-,,i, a general impression In TINS
laLAa nai,, tb.. the scent of the rose is
''Haun'''1 ''H,a'9sJ in that portion Of Wheeling
ao' syI' ,S't tiovs through this city An
H'sI r's 'n', that will prevent it from being
'Fi,a'L, ,ss receptacle OF miscellaneous filth
H''' W. ,Ss vsrm weather Is in order
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N0FIH CuFUTIhh FEUHIDIIIOu hIeUIIous
RICHMOND, Va, August 4-North Caro.
lima voted yesterday on the Prohibition
bill passed by the last Legislature. Not
enough returns are Ia to Judge Of the re.
sult, but specials to the press here say the
idicAtions are that the bill has passed.
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Executive MANSION, l2:i

EXECUTIVE MANBIUHi I5'oUP' II
DR.. B'iss authorizes the statement that
the President Is having On excellent day.
The Il. 80 examination has Just been made
with the following result: Pulse, 98; tenn.
peratnre and respiration normal. The
patient continues to take increasing guam.
titie6 Of nUutishment and is daily gaining
In strength. All reports ui unfAvorable
changes should bs discrsdited nnless they
have official authentication. The Ptesi.
dsnts condition At this hour is better than
Of any hour Sincs hiS injury.
TDM.Iat nuiiaVa
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Tbe Aeeoad venire or Jurors Exhauated
without u FuII Panel.

ST GAINESVILLE, o August 4
Special Dispatch 10 The IutSliIssuser.
In the Wier case the totty JURORS under
the special venite we're exhausted and
nine petemptoty challenges rsmSin. An.
other venite Tor forty Jurors is being
i,uned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-05
D. W. Bliss.
]. K. BARNES,
J J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT RRYBURN.
T. II. HAMILTON.

[rhs morning bulletin to day gave the
Presidents pulse at 9S, when 1t should
have been 90, the person who copied the
bulletin having made mistake. This
caused some excitement temporarily, as
that was unusually high for the pulse
80 early 10 the morning The bulletin was
corrected, which allsyed the feeling that
hsI a atiEan ahnul II
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YESrERDAY'N BULLErINS.
Statements OF the PFeSIdeuCs Condition
NJ Intervals during the Day.

WAsuISGToS, August $3.50 A. N. !
The President continues to improve,
He slept well during the night, and this
morning looks aud expresses himself
cheeriully. Another Satisfactory day is
anticipated. AT present bis pulse 10 %,
temperature 0S 4 and respiration lS. The
next bulletin will be issued this evening,
and hereafter the noon bulletin will be
dispensed with.
1SiRned1 D, W, Bliss,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-28
itchiao PiIes-symptoms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture. Ike
perspiration, intense itching, increas-
ed by scratching, very distressing
particularly at.night, as if pin worm
were crawling in and about the rec.
tum; the private parts are sometimes
affected; if allowed to continue very
serious results may follow. Or.
Swayne'e All.Healiug Ointment is a
pleasant sure cure. Also for letter,
Itch, Salt Rheum, Scald Head s .Erysi-
pelas, BARRIERS Itch,:, Blotches, all
Scaly, Crusty, Cutaneous Eruptions.
Prices so cts. 3 boxes for 81 .25. Sent
by mail to any address on receipt of
price in. currency, or three cent post
age stamps Prepared only by Dr..
swayne & Son, 330N. Sixth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa, to whom letters
should be addressed. Sold by all
,prominent druggists. TIss. /.
: 2O-81,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-28
HENRY&CO, Sole Prop'rs
PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense of weight in the back, loins
and the lower part Of the abdomen,
causing the patient to suppose he has
some affection Of the kidneys or neigh.
boring organs. At times symptoms
ofindigestion are present as f}atulen-
cl, uneasiness Of the stomach, etc.
A moisture like Precipitation, produc.
ing very disagreeable itching, par.
ticulArly at night after getting warm
N bed, is very common attendant
Internal, External and Itching Pile
yield at once on the application Of
DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaying the
intense Itching, and affecting per-
manent cure where all other remedies
have failed. Do not delay until the
drain on the system produces per-
manent disability, but try it and be
cured. Prico so cents. Ask your
druggists for it, and when you can
not obtain it Of him, we will send it
prepared, on receipt Of price. Ad.
dress The DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co.. !,
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Jos. Bobleter,
New Ulm, MINI.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-28
A Fool Once More.

.'For ten years my wife was confined to
her bed with complication of. all
ments that no doctor could tell, what
was the matter, or cure; her, and used
up small fortune of 'humbug stuff.
Six months ago I saw a U, 8. flag with
Hop Bitters on it, and i thought I
would be a fool once more. I tried it,
but my folly proved to be wisdom.
Two bottles cured her. SheNis now as
we'll and strong as any man wife
and it cost me only two dollars Such
folly pays.-M. W, Detroit, Miehi.
gan. ~
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q - i .
There is no. writer but may fail some.
times in point Of wit; and it Is no les
frequent that the auditors fail in point
Of Judgment. What can be more RI
diculous than to labor to give men dc.
light, when they labor moro earnestly
on their part to take ofensep- ex-
pose ones self voluntarily and frankly
to Ill the dangers Of that narrow pas
sage Of Improbable fame which i de-
Tended by rude multitudes Of the igno-
rant and by armed troops Of the ma.
1licious1 # we do III, many discover II,
and all despise Us. II we do well, hut
few. mon find it out, and fewer enter.
tain it kindly. Il we commit errors,
there il no pardon; II we would do
wonders, there would be but little
thanks, and that e4torted from ppWjt
ling givers.~ Co,o1ey. =zs,r...l:
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-28
! Standards Of Measurement
e the great practical linz
soxtrome accuracy In stan.

1 ss e the great practical Inn
s. extreme accuracy In stan.
dards Of weight and extension, and it
4is not generally known what degree Of
accuracy has been attained In the meas
urement Of the standards of lengths
now In use In different countries. The
carpenters footrule and the tailOr's
yard are familiar articles, but, if /
asked, probably neither tho carpenter
nor the tailor could tell whether there
is any means by which the true length
81 foot or yard can be determined.
It Is clear. however, that there must be-
O. standard with which the common
measures should be made to agree, in
order to have the same absolute value.
But we may reflect that the constant
use of any measure will change its
length, and that it will eventually be-
come worn out We can, then. readily
understand the great value Of an 90
oepted standard, from which copies
can be made, thus preventing any grad
ual alteration In our measures. Such
standards of reference are properly
held In the custody OF snational Cow.
ernments, scientific societies and insti-
tutiona.
It is by no means simple process to
compare ono measure with another
and to determine the variation between
the two On the contrary, the utmost
skill and long experience are required
for such work, as we'll as the most elab-
crate and costly apparatus. Allowance
must be made for errors that are so
small as to be almost inappreciable but
which cannot be eliminated. until they
have been subjected to future investi-
cations of very delicate nature. Ev-
cry careful observer will obtain results
which are almost marvelously accordant
taater Sc; but the results obtained by
two observers, with different instru-
ments, will probably not agree. The
personal equation" has not yet been
eliminated from work of this kind.
. In the comparison Of weights and
measures, science demands the utmost
accuracy, and it would not be possible,
even ii it were desirable, in an article
like this, to more than allude to few
Of the steps which have resulted in the
final adoption Of national and interna-
tional standards. Popular Science
MOnkhZ2x E !.
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The Sweet Singer Of Michigan is
in Arizona, else VIC would not dare to
publish the opening verse Of poem
found In our mail, dedicated to the
comet now fleeing away from Us with
tail in air: =.
.Hale bawl Of hquidescent nre, !,
That like egle darts thrOugo space,
You kepo m0untdn hire and hire ! II
And hire and hire With quenely grace
Art like this earth q peopleds world, Il
: With natives sich as we are hearH s
oh, no, It cannot be eich wh1rls ~
Would make them die of trembly ekoerT'
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Kindergarten AIaterial,
Greatly Improved. The so Gifts Of FrBbel.
r g w ard 8Hof 81 q rst,
Or "Aids to School Disc,pline.', From entirely
new designs. BY far The handsofest and cheapest
ever made. 500 IN Set Send for circulars, Sci to
Il. H. 422Zg22Ds d. Co..
Mfrs. Of School Merchandise & Apparatus,
Wabash Ave. Cor Adams, CR1CAG6
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= I'D. ~. & g RS
(}Il()Isl p0CtI)1aI

Jhereputatioo tthas attained, il consequence G!
the marvellous cures it has produced during the
hast half century, is sufficient assurance 70 t!:s
fDlil that 1t will continue 70 cca.izs tho Aappiess
results that eau b2 desired IN almost ever
section Of country there are persons, rui,iic.s
known WHO hove been restored from alarming anc.
eren degenerate diseases Of the lungs, By Its use.
All who have tried t.acknowiedge its superiority
AID where It's virtues are known, no hes:!ata-s
IS TO what medicine 10 employ to rei.ovc the dis,
sEess and suffering peculiar to pulmonary alfcc-
lions, CHERRY PEcToRaL always affords il
scao, relief, and performs rapid cures Of the
milder varieties ofDronchia disorder, as we'll 81
the more Formidable diseases Of The lungs.
as asafeguard 70 children amid the distress
ing diseases which beset the Throat and Chest q
Childhood, it; is invauabla for, by its timely use,
mult'tudcs are rescued and restored to health.
!his medicine gains friends as every trial. ca
the cares it is constantly producing axe too re-
marSable 30 be forgotten. No family should be
without t. and those who have once used il
never will. ft.
Eminent Physicians throushout the country
prescribe it, and Clergymen often recommend it
from their knowledge of its effects.
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E01. GnA.

Tho undersigned, desiring toengage In some 9th.
mess for SALE with OF without ptock, "a fyerebie
tefms. The fixtures are oil OF tho latest and most
approved styles. For further partlculars address
WG HUA1EL, New Vlm, MINI
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-28

No man can choose q bonnet for hi
wife without meeting very serious com
pGcatjons Ct home.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-28

Ks Boston becomes bibulous. Last year
Gal, 603 barrels Of beer, two barrels to
every inhabitant, man, woman and
child, we're dranksin that city. A bar.
rel averages thirty gallons, and each
gallon twenty glasses: u
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y. Pilesl. 1.Pilssl Pilssl| Il
A SURE CURE FOUND AT
LAST. NO ONE NEED
SIJFFER.

A sure cure for blind, Bleeding, itching and III
cerated Piles has been discovered by DR.. William,
Ointment. "a single box has ouredi Che. worst
chronic cases Of q or 30 years standing. No one
need suffer five minutes after applying this wonder
electuaries do more harm than good. Williams
Ointment absorbs the tumors, al1ays the intense
itching, tparticuarly at night after getting warm
less relief and s prepared only for Piles, itching
of the priyate!parts, and for nothing else,
Read whatthe Hon j. M. c0fhnb berry Of Cleave-
land says about DE-. Williams Pile Ointment: I
have used scores Of Pile cures and it affords me
pleasure to say that I have never found any thing
which gave such immediate and permanent relief
as DR.. Williams Indian Ointment
For Sale by all druggists OF mailed on receipt Of
price, 300.
HENRY&CO, Sole Prop rs.
CLEAVELAND, o.
Noyes Bros & cutler, st. Paul, Wholesale Agt.
Sept lst-61.
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*, d:he populous Mis5ou-i Valley. nei:.e.f;
lst,se gfsY, sees.,cs' Ess~fF, H,,s,ss.e,
,T45s So. Eaesp!5. .Gscfssaosz, -Eea:c.-
sraffEs and szt..:st.c yt.ttE -

I9yN I-JII.HNEV ~ IHf5e- -
Tho St. Paul StoLs CITY Railroad, now kncfn
PAS the H"sstsrss Ehfristo,sf CT ti,e Chicago s.
Paul minneapolis & qEahs Line IS olz2 :la fifsS-
tsssd ksrect E6sss from Central aTtti Western: Min
gesota, Weste.n iowa, Dakota HereaRa and II
South Westto s'
ST. PAUL n ET9tz-slTEApNT1ss
and thesent'rs NORTH and Northwest, ani, 70 the
Lu!n der Districts 81 = prthern WISCONSIN.
IA SIS. zs4wE coancctions are matte &; Sh tt
E@assrs Asssisses ofthb Chicago. tI.. eaul 81 IN
neapolta Onafa line, f0r Eortheul and Cki.T..
Wisconsin, aEldaJ hr' Chicago and al points tsae6
and The running Of tcans il go arranged tina pas
scngers from the WesteTn NivisiolI Of tsha' line
cnu have from one TO- one a.d one taj hOurst0 at
tcud to bU mess in St. Faul If dG8:rad -
Uryses. sc f. go South OF Sonth Noat 10 sore TO
go over his Line sFst2fs}3 Size acrst sSks 5<fSes
nd wilea you! go idtsa.; es.st or inas thTcs. go
afisronc's IS. eHt sac ESFszt sSges~s OF
the grca-' Northwest! =" = +&>j-"E
Two passenger trains daily, s., Par3 TO Chicago
through Elroy and Madison, 1itApG,lGnsn Palace
Sls iG Li
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-. FFOH1 a -WTNE4Evt. y, - =
Maryland, Sept. 2.T9-Last January No got O boz Of
your Kennedy one ofoc customers and It has mndo
sperfect cure Of him. We have another customer now
suffering IN the pane ari Wish one, Ne, box
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C.Wa1 1N lDE MANN Agelss,.

sssssssssss,s. 80 E.
as as .: s:ss;
Wells, Rich artssGls g 'Gess fsa q G
e e g e 81 = s
Halves Butter sao ,siisseogeii coior 3ta ye
THOUSANDS o. DairsIl,n aay Vt rs PEE 81
nationalD d piDmn as q. 7. Ua try, Fasr. Ask "
It costs. who usesis. vhere fc get it. s:EE
= q FL
Sse Il & ss; S. !. 8
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From a nvuExss

Missouri june 2S--Please forward me another boz
Of the Past1les Tho patient on whom have used
most Of box, IL addition to sample box s fnet
recovering and think another will set him all right
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-28
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