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finally brought them e ne ,5. present %as sEs
ask nor %a an Of edcson and who
held an excellent position in the community, wnoS me
family sun wealthy and respected ne s fst totter
ing like an Old Of eiGhyna,,ttn0u'bha had p0 done
tG mot yet terT fETy work. 1InR wS took care him
procured him empoyIaenfS anu Constitution
new man Of him. But soon his enSehiSu living cSu
dition to the Presby Hospital lIe' tr and
spirit left the emacated 1of 1sen for Years gathered
around his bedside and endered thelr @ Sraot
the Disgrace he had BROUGHT 4Ron th pe looking man In
rags over there who Is eating tne III a. william i
we've given him with sucn aT n was worth thousands
of dollarr He hao ftv employees unueI nS ,c
10 It terrible Craving for drink, which. please God We
will help him 10 conquer Now SCI SUI 1whIters lis
low %es nor lack in Interest either He made name
az r,ther successful pedestrian some line aeo G
Ge neRt iS asf month ne and then made
large sum Of money IN detsnat. The keeper Of
tue place and his associates isii , GpFGhi cted had
not only empucd his pockets snn Tue and pain. C
fop fiat is the young mans name rushed INTO o u1
chape and by MS accraiea arm gambnchose
aean An he Is now of our most zaIs ana re f te
helpers can r SsserT i RI peat is god pc
dPsTian, quito recently refused tn6 TO Sg papiei
or cSnT tract hf tIT oat SioJ6 TO him induce
mrn TGere another Interesting Gnse swenS over
tnat middle HHtu WIN nv - T. H. 80
Hs night eve He poor fellow. ls nauVe Oh to Hbto
Nan After working for some time IN OieVeiu E ~
ne had saved up enough money 20 WISH ns H., o,,y
bome he len Cleveland las week and came 70 tnls Guy,
with sonethng like 500 his pocket Tor Tue purPS
~ taking the first outgoing steamer otlu ,. go
over 1hrcugh the Bowcry on Thursday n'ght. ne was
induced 10 enter Que oi The dives near mere anu ae
is3ns drngr ID was robbed Of every iarthng ne pos.
sessed and thrown out the streets where ne aSt
froz TO death He reported the mItter q, foSe a. ns
and we have taken care Of him ever snce and nave tee
graphed 10 his Cleveland employer Tor iuhas 10 sehu n
back there. . IA .oo,,o rocrn,ortlv
mr. oven IN rpply with fool Tor we're We 10 w ~
ths Uome wonid sOnn be robbed by all the corner
oungers and vagnbOnds in The neGhocI t1
hn are evidently making honest endeaVOr to DrtteI
nr ot md m raise Themselves from the depths OF wee
into which the have sank, cannot refuse helpihs
hand, and thus II comes tnat you Sc 'n0'0 PS PF
rereiyIn0 bread aud cheese from us"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
THE MEXICAN SOUTHERN LINE.

A meeting OF General Grant and other per-
sons Interested in construction of the Mer'c4n
southern Railroadwas held Ut No. 100 Broad"hyOn Fri
day. Among those present were jay Gould sIdU'F
Dillon and Russell Sage After discussing Tue h''I no"
before he Legislature incorporate the company Mr.
Ron.ro VINO holds charter for building railroad from
the RIO Grande to the CITY OF Mexico, made an ebro
abatement OF the climatic conditions the reso rces'
etc, uf n"xcO, more pirtculary Of pe eitc
ni Oataca. aud the value or its Iroducllon M
of % frr sugar tobacco, india rubber aud c"chineil
After soiuc marks upon he terms OF the charter n "a
corlOratuu, n resolution was adopted accepting thr
transfer and providing tor such modlfcaous as might
be declared rrccssary.
General Grant will not 20 To MrNr0 until the company
ia ruiuuletc IN organ will be- eir ted
after tue passage OF the bill the Legislature Another
meeting Will be held III about week.
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4 MISSION IN 4 CENTRE or CRIME.

WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED IN CHATHAM
SQUARE IN REFORMING MEN.
eyes. sir. it is now less than six months ago
that we started mission and has prospcred beyond
our most sanguine expectations"
The speaker was A. q. Rulfson OF the founders Of
the Bowery Mission and Young Mems Home an UMPIRE.
tending two story building, situated among tho dime
museums liquor saloons dance houses and policy shOps
which crowd upon another the Chatham Square
station
at was TO attack the devil in hts stronghold, II may
60 express myself" continued Mr.. Rulfs0n addressing
his visitor q TRIBUNE reporter, " that we started
the mission here. Tho Bowery in this part
ia the most freauented thoroughfare in New
York City-perhaps IN the whole world Broadway,
Fnb.ave. even Union and MadisOn-squares. are com
naratyey silent and deserted after O'clock at night,
hut here 10 lust at that time that the general revcy
beeins Museum bands strike NJ their unmelOdOus
tunes throw open their DOORS quorstorcs
are filed with swarms Of intoxicated sailors and me-
cbanics policy-shops nvege and rob the unwary; in
short every species OF iniqutv and every temptation
flourish few Bowery blocks between Chatham and
CanaLsts Under these circumstances you may well
imagine the enterprise OF founding Gospel mission
in these not unattended with grave hpfe-
hensious and foreDodlngs some tod US tas u WTu
lection against stones brckbals ana 0ther sss Olrrs
sally duty at the DOORS We would be exposing our
selves TO insults and n0bbinRs Well we nei,her barred
windows called upon the POlcc department. Iot
protection yet of these predictions were full
filed. WHAT Is more, since the very bcglnnlng our
Chapel has invariably had good ana fervent ut
tendance aud happy 10 say that we can now count
400 cOnvertG-men who, though degraded by vice
and dissipation have given heed 10 teachings and
have thoroughly reformed II s unnecessary for me to
say that IN nine out OF ten, these man owe their
misfortune drink, which has not only degraded them
physically and morally but has also been the cause OF
lmpoverishing them and estrangng them from their
friends
al Lave had perhaps. more chance OF studying human
nature In all its aspects during the last few months In
the Bowery than IN my entire previous career as o
gous worker covering period OF over thirty years
Men have come here tatters and rags With blOated
cOunenanoe and wild looks, shaking with palsy aud
deIirum aud these miserable beings have
recognized former respectable members OF society,"
wealthy business men and pOus church members. But
drink had affected their hrainh and their bodies and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
METHODIST BOOK SALES.

The Book Committee of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. met at No. S05 Broadway last week. Dur
ing the four that intervene between the Gem
eral Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
this committee has exclusive supervision and con-
troll of its publishing business, which Is carried on
BY the New-YOrk Concern, with repositories IN
Boston, Buffalo, PIttsburg and San francisco, ana
the Western Concern at CINCINNATI with deposit
tories in Chicago, st. Louis and Atlanta. The COM
nttee also fixes the salaries of the bishops, editors
and book agents. and its first meeting alter Cen
eraI Conference is always one of great Importance
TO the Methodist Church. officers aud institutions
Ii is elected at the General Conference and Is com
posel Of clergy representing the various General
Conference Dis rlcts the United States--eievcn
in numbrr-and six lavmen. who form two local COM
mlttees, one IN Ncw-YOrk and one in Cincinnati.
The session was attended by all the members.
From The reports submitted by the book agents It
appeared that the assets Of each Concern had been
reduced below the figures of fOrnr reports by de-
Quoting the notes and accounts which are not con-
sldercd good After this reduction the capital above
all llabitles If the Eastern House Is 81 O2j Oi7 &c.
| of the Western House, $33OO20 80. he book
sales in the East during the year 1850 aggregated
| SG27. O57 %; IN the West, %37SS30 So: total,
81 COG 48S II. The periodical sales IN The East
were $24O O0U Of IN the West, $3.50 $50 81 total,
1870 2Oj So. Ihe aggregate business III books aud
periodicals III the year amounted to 81 57G 1873 80.
he schedule of salaries of bishops, book agents and
editors adopted said to be about the same that
which was in force last year. The committee
adopted report addressed to the annual conferences
approving the business management of the book
agents here and IN the West. and urging loyal
support of the publications OF the Church.
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QUACKS AND SUPERSIITIONS.
From The Srtnqn,,d tuass) Republican.

From The Springfield (MaSs) Republican,
No part of the Rev. Dr. Upham,s Grace
sJmo Sensible People," was heartily enjoyed by
audience than his protest against qnack doc
tors ana the supcrsOns which many people stu enter
tain concerning certain alleged for disease He
Instced this recipe for whoopng cough once neid IN
nigh favor here New England: Cut of lock OF the
cd's hair roll it butter. and give n TO yellow dog
BE particularly careful TO observe the last direction 80
no Newfoundland canine ar Dlack-audtau terrier VIII
DO" The speaker said that while pastor In cnluVated
Now. England city lie called 80 visit young woman
who was said to the last stages OF consumption,
although ne had her at church In perfect healtn
within twenty-four hours. He found that she had el-
p.Oyr doctor hO had stepped into his profession from
a I'm pedlers cart after three weeks or study ana
that he a told the family that the decay IN certain
tooth had gone down her lungs An placed her In tue
last stages The woman Is sCtl awe, weighs 2VO
po!nds ana bids fair live for forty years longer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
EXPLOSION OF an OIL TINK

large tank, belonging to the Standard Oil Com
pany at Constable Hook, BayonnepoIt, N. j., ex.
ploded at G.45 a. M yesterday. 1t made great re-
port. which was heard in Crawford and shook the
windows in Elizabeth. A cOnflaRration immedi-
ately ensucd. There were 1900 barrels of
naphtha oil in the tank, the blzo of
which lighted the country for great dis
lance. The Bayonne City Fire Department
refused to give assistance BY 11:30 n. III.
the fire was under control. The loss was from
$12 900 TO $4,000; fully insured. Mnch Of tho oil
IN the talk was saved by drawing it Off The tank.
which wa. of from aif an inch thick forty feet hugh
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SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NETWORK FEB. IL. 1881.
AnpIVFn

PORT OF NEW-(Ohh Ed IL ISL
ARRIVED
str Athos ,Br, sanOorn sayana Jan 23 oarthasena 49,
Grcytwn 30 PORT Lmon Feb l. Aspinwal B. with mdse tn
STR GATE CIV Dagrot Savannah. days.
Str Geo Clyde Wlnnett, Charleston days with mdse
ShI1 Washngto Masen bremen 81 davs salt
empty barrels vessel Thomas Dunhams Nephew
ship l. Gicnrlsr, wallo 40 DAYS. in ballast to
Ship Aurora Merriman. Antwerp 40 days. in talas to
~srs swansea lot Windsor NS Lawrence Amsterdam 50
days ballast TO snow Burgess 49,. 10 a.. -,
BARK Gan :sr Rolf Nor Ronneburg Exmoath 20 days in
BrS hide Ausu Tominceck. Belfast days IN ballast to
BARK Nor. ThOrkdsth, Amsterdam IS days.
Bark p, rpno Mgnona Itan Di Marno Catanla 80 days.
WIN brimsOne order; vessel TO Funch, Edge Co.
days in ballast 10 Fincn k'ive 4 co.
M VIII 70 order Ss G to 19 s ss ays T SR a
Bark Nova scotia lot Windsor Ns Deacon. Hamburg %
BARK q ii Gordon tcf Charlotetcwn, PED, vrSic. West,
sarT GosndS S5 Pernmouco 50
r T sS R OF Gnnng Ss Rcyno Monte Christi II
DAYS, with loRw5Od to de Hiyora { Co ,.-,, >,
dnys f IL 1 S,a.' !" %nsy Co 80 uou'n nun %
sugar. to ORDER vessel to James FSe & 90 VII"
ssr MSep RSS o1 81 yc sssns Ha 1879 f@ys with
seGr Vgi0 oleman Port 1sIIS Jan Dec g. Bermuda
Schr Etna. awyer SAWYER oIcha IS days with to
Sahr Xnaie BELL Reed peaeraTa days with sugar and
mOlasse tO ID TrOwbridge & Co.
Schr Basins (O Johns NIB. Dean, MrRgOane 24
coffee order Bound BOstO and
In 10 Now.N Ork for rcDars.
john coiOy. Wilcox Cedar Keys 20 days. with
her tO Evans Bah ~ 60.
Schr Card Crabtree jacksonville 10 days, with u.
Der 10 Gilbert Hunter IL son: vessel 10 Warren Ray.
ADOe Gheen, oh cen. Jacksonville 10 days. with
lumber order.
schr Fannie Kimme Wolfe Savannah 10 daya with lum.
Der TO w ID Wheslwr ght IL Cos vessel Ia Dayton d Co.
Schr Paige Grace Charleston 10 dHys with phosph tie
rock TO j II Winchester Il Co.
sohr stella Kcnvcn Pendeton Port Royal II days. WITH
humber to A Parks q Cos 20 h II smith Il Co.
Schr James Pond robinson, Georgetown 10 Gays, with
naval stores TO SlagLJ, Bailey & Co.
SChr Oracle Bayls Ue0tEetOwn 10 DAYS. with naval
stores 10 TOer Hunt; vessel 10 l. ID Hurhurt i Co.
SUNSET - WIND - At sandy HIo4 light sSw. dense
fog.
rvThe following vessel arrived yesterday late for IN
sertion Ia slD
Bark Arabe In POrn, Paeeco PernambuoO 40 daya with
Elder; Vessel tO II IL SWIFT 4 Go.
arA GuniYeIe Of LondOnI, Pntiman Liverpool JS days
| with salt 10 order; vessel to ) POrte0ls n co.
Bark Dresser (Of CastneG Brown hOnteVdeo "a DAYS
with hid har &c, VII Ter " dreenJughi vessel u
L ii StuLh s. GO.
Bark Mary Rdeout (Of 81 AndrswS Mn Gibson. BuenOs
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VIOLATING THE HEALTH LAWS.

The surreptitious removal OF scarlet fever pa
tient from New-York to Brooklyn was reported TO
the Board of Health yesterday by the Brooklyn
authorities The patient was q servant III the
house of Henry c. Paterson. mt No. $50 Stanton.st.
Her name was Louisa kOstner Inspector FISK
learned that she was attended February and : at
the Stantun-st house by Dr. Toppins, of Rivington
st who informed the family that she " as suffering
from scarlet fever; that on the morning OF Feb
ruary g. Mrs. Paterson, refusing to keep her any
longer, put her in a coach and ordered the driver
at No. so Marcy-ave., Brooklyn. The driver, after
uniting her on the sidewalk, drove hastily back.
The girl was taken to- the hospital, Mrs. Wilfert
beine unable to keep her. The Brooklyn health
Authorities ask for the arrest of Mrs. Paterson and
the hackman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
THE PROCESSION AT THE ARIoN BALL.

The ball of the Arion Society will be held in
Madison Square Garden FEBRUARY 81 The process
sion will number over /, 900 persons and contain
many features of humorous and satirica chuac-
ter III the first division there will be larleqnIns
politicians. military band. standardbcarers her
aids and pages. A beautiful Gothic cottage, with q
stork's nest on the roof. will follow. There will be
a huge egg surrounded by little chickens The four
kinds Of beverages--wne, beer, liquor and water
will be represented An illustration of Henry Bnrgs
philanthropic ideas. boys orchestra and ArlOn
on his chariot, drawn by several horses and sur
are among the features. Prince Carnival will bring
up the rear of the first division of the procession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
SUMMARY DEALING WITH BURGLARS.

Frederick Bernard, clockmaker at No. 249 West
Twentyseventh-st., reported at Police headquarters
Yesterday afternoon an attempt of burglars to enter
his store that ended disastrousy for the thieves.
Mr. Bernard repairs other things besides clocks, and
in his window hangs an old violin which he values
very highly He was awakened early yesterday
morning by hearing grating noise at the window.
Approaching it he saw man attempting to cut out
name of glass; He then got his pistol and fired at
the burglar who ran away with two companions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
TROUBLES OF THE IMMIGRANTS.

The war between the trunk lines about
Immigrant rates to the West continues. In the ticket
Offices outside Of Castle Garden, the agents did not
change the wnen the last reduction was made
that the lowest rates only be obtained In The bnd-
ing Sebastian Dienburg and John Funk made all a.
wits yesterday that they had paid $50 80 each In LIVER
pool Tor passage and ticket the Erie road ST. Cloud.
Mimi, and that arriving here they learned that the
fare was only $l5 90 They had therefore been
OVercharged so CO. and the difference would NOT be re-
funded TO them al the Office No. 10 Greenwchst.
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meeting. The fourth week has passed since the men
left work and still they have come to no aeIeemen
with their EMPLOYER. A committee tnaC nau S tSa
m former rate Of wages. The watch committee re-
ported that no attempts had been made at the .S
tory TO engage new men, but that seVeLai VI
who are at work, against the orders Of the commit;
tee At the close of the meeting money snosfrGed
AMONG the strikers and addresses were made by
members of the Panomaker's Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
BOUGHT IN Alta FORECLOSURE SALE

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 1.-THE Detroit and
Bay City R1lr al sold to-day for, closure bl
filed in the United Stlte5 Court OF Nrw-York for the
holders OF frat, second and third mortgages for prnc
pal and accrued interest amounting TO S3.50OOOO The
road was bought IN by James McMueD and Henry b.
LedYard for $3G25750 II Is understood that the pur
present Mr. Vanderbilt The sale glrnrs on the
entire bonded Indebtedness Of the road AS TIC road
has been run for some time by The Michigan Central
Railroad there s not likely to be aLy change I'm the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
sIr1ClDES OF LAST YEAR.

The Registrar Of Vital Statistics reports that Of
152 persons who committed suicide IN New oIk
CITY in 1850, 12l were men and ~ women /
were married. "a single. and II widowed. The
number included "a Germans, 90 Americans ~
"a the means of self-destructIOn, 80 the pistol,
Is the rope, and IA the river; leaped from win
dows and inhaled gas. Paris green was the most
nopnIar of the pOsons-probably because the cheap
est-and next to that opium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13

Jobn French, Commissioner OF City WOrks IN
Brooklyp, yesterday made reply to the charges
contained in letter to him last week by Mayor
acemens OF his department.. Mr.. French takes up
the charges in order, and shows that the Mayor 10
Ignorant of the present condition of the department
Many of the changes asked for, he says,
were made some time ago, and IN the excep-
tonal instances he resents the Mayors interference.
lie says that while the expenses OF the department.
M ss, Then having the appointing of the Com
had charges Of S e MAKE
saomman5ation that the duties of ydrant inspector
be- trapserred to the Fire aud Police Departments.
by showing that the outfit and duties OF an Inspector
wond hamper aud embarrass a fireman. who could
not be absent from duty to thaw out bydrants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
SUIT AGAINST THE JUNCTION COMPANY

PHLADEI PHIA. Feb. 12.-Argument upon
the rule to snow why writ OF sequestration
should issue against tho Junction Railroad COMPANY
on account OF the interference with the movement Of
trans Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad over That
portion OF thu Junction Road within Pcnnsylyani
Railroad COmpanyB yard, was begun In tn, Euitrd
States CIronit Court, before Judges McKanuan and
IL Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
n,scoNTENTEp WITH THEIR PAY.

The employees of Behr Brothers, piano case manu-
facturers at Tyenty-ninth-st. and Eleventli-ave.,
met at the Teutona Assembly Rooms, in Ihird-ave.,
last evening to consider the case of strike at their
factory Last Wednesday the firm announced q re,
duction ia the pay for tOp-cleanDg from 20 to 40
cents The top makers then left work. Yesterday
Bebr Brothers said they wouldpay $16 g. week TO
In motion at the meeting last evening aud
decided that the men should return to work
Tomorrow on these terms. At the same
mace later IN the evening the striking piano.
nskers Of A. Weber held their regular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue HoteThe Hon AeT9ndesr, Rsm gSS
R1Tch Secretary OF the u s. senate; Bayliss W. ISI
Of Indiana Don NJ Dickinson OF per3lS;
r. nGroT Ho,s-W K Alderman President Oh inc Iyor5
Of syracuse Nicholas Hotet-Goonel E9Hunr
Rehardson OF Mississippi Union Square
chpn Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALNANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
sun r,ses $50 633 Clock astl4n25sec
Moon Hets..... OH NOOL sOuths M"ohs ~
IIGH WATER TODAY A.
sandy HOOK. 7:O7 Islaud 7:45 He'll rate 034
HIGu WATER TODAY r. "
sandy HOOK. 7:2j Gov Island. 500 Hell 0ate Go5
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PROM HAvRE-BY STEAMSHIP TRANCE.
NOTICE To MARINERS

OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR THIRD DtsTRcr)
TOHPKlNsvILLF y. y. FEB. IL. 1881.
hereby given that tho Corued Point Light Yes
rhr Lighthouse TENDERS OF the Third District searching
for her and when she Will ne her station
with all practicable dispatch, OF which due notice will be
given. - ..-. - ,-,-..,, =.
Lighthouse INSPECTOR EAiri District
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NOTHING LIKE BEING CoRREcT. - Pedief !:
'Siorulu', Mr. wagRles Hinjoyin' yer mornn p lPS
halter last nights storm 1 heard you ana your VIE
nayIn high words as passed at twelve o'clock" NJ:
" gYes Ia IeprObate)-" High words, NOS u t-mofo
ike low langWidge. calls It'll FUN
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Announcements.
A SANITARY MEAsUH

a SANITARY MEABUKE. =
we'd bv carefully aiding nature
whenever lack OF ability carry on It's WORK rof
tnd liver bowels or kidneys other remedy equals Kc-
II Is sold in both dry and liquid form by ali Drag
ldsts,-[Cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13

EARL g. Wilson'S patent "Short- Band"
collars and Edge" cuffs always give satlsfaeuop me
bsst made. and sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-13
TWO GIRLS sUFFOCATED IN BED.

Barbara Weiss and Henrietta Braunsdorfer. SER
want girls in the employ of Fritz lIendrlcn. VINE
merchant at No. 935 Third-ave were fonud dead
in their room esterday morning; They had been
snffocated while asleep, having left q gas-burner
tnrned on on going to bed. Barbara Weiss was
nineteen years old and Miss Braunsdorier seventeen
Tie latter had been four years III the employ or
MIR, Hcndrich Miss Weiss had only been IN the
country year. Both were industrious girls.
FRIDAY night they went to bed late IN their room IN
the third story of the building. They ana not
answer the call in the morning and when the door
was opened both were found dead in bed; The
room was filed with gas, and one OF the two
burner, was turned on. Coroner Ellinger author
lied the removal Of the bodies.
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before and after cure Is mailed 70 oso
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The only certain cure for Piles is "ANAKEsIs."
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The weakest woman. smallest child and
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