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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-21
HOARD OF EDUCATION
Meeting Last NIght-ReSOIutIOns Of H0r'
row and Sympathy,

The Board Of Education OF the city Of
Wheeling met In special session last evening
for the purpose Of taking some action in
reference to the national calamity, The
Board was called to order at 7;I5 O'Clock by
President Wilson, and the folowingmemberS
responded to their names MeSsrs ACker,
Caldwell, Criswell, Ebeling IEildreth, Jep'
sou, McCully, Miller, j. C., SChOckey, Todd,
Miller, J. A., and WhHlly.
On motion Of Mr.. Todd the reading Of the
minutes was dispensed with.
Dr. Hildreth stated TINT doubtless all were
aware NJ the purpose for which the meeting
WIS called, and moved that II committee Of
three DO appointed to draft rGsOl ntionS.
The Chair appointed DIS, liildrGth and
Ieps0n and Hon. All, Caldwell, These gen
tlGmCn retired, and In few moments re.
turned with the following resolutions which
were adopted
WHEREAS after many days uI hope and
fear We have heard If the untimely death Of
tho President Ot tho United States by foul
assassination he II therefore
RdSGIlcd, That We realize most kcchly the
magnitude u this calamity, aud regard tho
Presidents death as u National bereavement
RCsOlped, That We recognize President Cur.
field rs having been an able soldier, friend
Of EDUCATION, q true patriot, great states,
man, gallant soldier, AsluCGrO christian and
true type Of a selI.made man, ..y...
RcSOlrol, That we present. our heartfelt
sympathy and CnndolehcC to his bcrCavcd and
sorrow stricken wife and family, .
R0SOiltti, That We cordially join with the
citizens OF our city In any expression Of re-
speCt they may adopt on this InOurnful oCCa'
sion.
RcsOire,l, That MS the event causes a deep
feeling Of sorrow In this community, as d
token VI our respect, the public school build
irgS Of the city and the Office Of the Board be
IrapCd In mourning until after the funeral,
end that the schools be closed Oh the day Of
lTterm2nt
hs>'irti, That copy Of these resolutions
be furnished by the clerk to the family and
published IN our daily papers ~
I'm mOtiOii OF DR.. Hildretll the Superinten'
dent was ordered to have charge Of the dec.
OratiOna ...... ~ u.I
On motion Of Mr. scllockcy tho Board ad.
iOurnC0
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THE GENERAL GRIEF.
1.-THE MOnrnOrs 20 about the StFeets"-
Tho CrOMdoh AtrRets.

The news which fell Ikea thunderhot III
our community on Monday night came sc
late that tho manifestations Of griefwere moi
general nor public Yesterday the case wa
different From daylight the streets were
throngrd and the faces Of the people showed
the sincerity Of their sorrow,
The public schools and the private institu
tons Of learning were diSm ssed
All the iron mills shut down during the
day, and the glass houses were idle also
Yesterday the iron workers held meeting al
McIAinS Hall, and resolved to remain idle
to-day, and to call mass meeting Of the
workingmcn OF the city In the Academy oil
Music at o'clock this afternoon.
Hook Il SChrader's carriage factory, In the
Second ward, shut down, and the building
Of the works were all dCcked In black
Armstrong, COCn 4 Co.'S planning mill, al
the corner Of Market and Tenth streets, wa
also idle. and bore fitting symbols Of the gen
eral mourning.
The BenwOOd mill shut down IN all do
partrnentS Monday night dt eleven o'clock
as soon as the news was received
Everywhere In the vicinity the same state
Of affairs was reported a dispatch from
Wellsburg last night said that the cuisines.
houses and numerous residences there are IN
mourning out OF respect to the memory OIL
President Garfield The church bells wGrt
tolled on receipt Of the sad news
In Bridgeport there was general action or
the part OF the citizens In draping the bust
ness houses and residences, and many Of The
business men closed their places. The front
doors OF all the saloons were closed and only
Quiet side.doOr business was done.
At Bel0ire, also, IL, public meeting wa
held last night. f..T.
9At Martins Ferry the news came by thu
morning papers on the early train. POstmas
tor Dean posted an lSTELLINENCER on tht
front Of tic PostOflc0, and tho dark lines OF
its pages conveyed the news to every pasSel
as though printed in the bOdeSt type Al
the shops and factories were closed, schoo
was dismissed, and business generally sIs
pended The principal buildings erGdrapc(
with black, md feeling Of deep gloom AM
sorrow pervaded the town,
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form Of true wife. From behind Q huge
rock the 3gurO Of Death g aiming dart at
the heart 81 the falling lady, and In spite Of
the protectoethe aim proves true and unerT~
ing. This time the monument Is reversed.
Tie grim skeleton of Death has appeared
once more on the scene. Strpug manhood in
the person Of our President Is the victim, and
the true wife Is only conscious that the dust
returns 10 earth as It was; and the spirit OF
the husband returns unto God who gave II, "
We cannot but think that there were other
men in the nation who were more cultured
and learned than James A. Garfield; there
were richer men and men better known to
the world ut large but during his short ad-
minstratiqn he had gained lasting hold
upon the affections Of the people, and his
heart was as broad as the country over which
he presided. His honesty was virtue which
knew no bounds; hewas Us true as steel to his
friends he was generous TO FAULT; he was
gentle Us q child, No more shall he Take part
in the councils OF our nations, his friendly
greetings and kindly words and plain wisdom
already belong to a merciless past, but his
memory, like his grave, will always be Kept
green in the hearts Of the American people
and his acts, like light through u stained
glass window, illshine out brightly through
future ages and will reflect q succession Of
beautiful deeds and forms,
Rev ]. II. Garvn, OF Medina, o., Disci-
pies minister, and warm personal friend OF
Garfelds, was then introduced, aud made a
brief speech which impressed everyone pres
ent with the power and eloquence OF the
speaker.
All OF the addresses were received with
marks OF deep emotion, many in the audience
being frequently affected to tears
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ACTION OF COUNCIL.
The May or Requested 10 Convene Pub.
lie Meeting Of Citizens,

Last night upon the meeting Of Council,
Mr. Hildreth, in the Second Branch moved
the suspension Of the spcciu order, and Of,
iered the following preamble and resolution,
which was adopted ind communicated to
the First Branch, which also unanimously
adopted it;
Ii yIEw OF THE PACT of the National calam.
ity, viz; the death Of our late President,
james A. Garfield, 1t is fitting that Opportu.
nifty should be given Onr citizens to give ex'
preston to their feelings therefore, be It
ResOltei, That the Mayor be and he Is re-
specially requested, by proclamation, to con-
vene the citizens Of Wheeling IN public meet
ing ut such place and time Us he may deem
proper for that purpose and appoint such
committee or committees for the purpose oil
carrying out the design Of this resolution.
After some further miscellaneous business
Mr.. Cumming moved, that in view Of the
bereavement OF the country In the death OF
the President, Council adjourn, which mo-
ton prevailed,
Subsequently Mayor Egertcr announced
the following committee Of arrangements
under the resolution:
On the part OF the First BranGh-CraCrait
Simpson and Halstead.
on the part OF the Second Grandchildren
Hildrcth, Scott and Laughlin,
On motion Of Mr., llidreth, Mayor EgerteI
was also made u member Of the committee.
After the adjournment OF COUNCIL the
committee met, with the Mayor in the ChaiI
and Mr.. HalsteUd rs secretary, On motion Of
Mr. Scott, the Mayor was requested to issue
proclamation ConvCning the citizens In pub
lie meeting on Capitol Square lat 5 p. N. to-
day to take suitable action.
MesSrs, CraCHft Baker and l.Aughlin were
appointed u subcommittee to act in con
| junction with committee Of citizens, con
sisting Of MeSsrs, r. H. Logan, A, W. Camp
bell, $. Brady, Edward Rogers and Judge
CrunmCr TO prepare suitable resolutions &c
be presented ut the meeting On motion Of
Mr. Hidreth, Governor Jackson md Mayor
EgerteT were requested TO preside ut the
meeting, Messrs. Scott, lTlldreth and Hal
stead were appointed to select speakers
They invited the following gentlemen, all Of
whom accepted, To address the meeting A.
". Campbell, T. G. Cracmft, Rev, c, r. Mas
den, Rev. DR., ]. r. Mcclure ....... .
II was directed that meeting Of Council
be called for =, NJ to-day, the branches t(
proceed to the place Of meeting In body.
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YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
ACtlOnat the Meeting at the Court House
Yesterday,

The Young Mems Democratic Club by a
special call OF the President and Secretary,
met at the Court House yesterday afternoon
to take suitable action In view Of the great
national calamity and show It's deep sense OF
sorrow. The court room was crowded and
the faces Of the individual members present
expressed the truGst concern.
President Wheeler occupied the chair, and
US Secretary Quarter was III, Mr.. A. Wilson
Jr., was elected Secretary,
The object Of the meeting was stAtAd by the
Chair, and on motion Of Mr.. J. G.. Baker Il
committee Of five was appointed to draft
suitable resolutions and report them forth,
with Messrs John NJ Birch, ]. &. Baker,
i, J. Mcneil, H. H. Ferguson and Z. W.
Seabright constituted the committee, which
ut once retired
Upon motion Of Mr.. Ferguson, commit.
toe consisting Of Messrs, J. A, Campbell, ChaS,
l., Davis, Geo Baird, Jr,, ThoS. Fox and
Barry Merchant was appointed 10 confer with
the authorities IN relation TO any arrange
ments which might be made in the event OF
public demonstration.
The following by Dr. Campbell was unan'
imDusly adopted:
RrsOlIed, That the members Of the Young
Mems Democratic Club OF Wheeling, do wraI
their campaign hats for thirty days from this
date, US u mark Of respect To the memory Oi
our deceased President, James A, Garfield.
An amendment by Mr. Davis, istruCtIng
those not wearing the club hat to wear II
crepe badge, was adopted. ..
The Committee on Resolutions returned
and reported the following, which was
unanimously adopted ..
WHEREAS, James A. Garfield, President Of
the United States, by an inscrutublc PrOyi.
denCc, at the beginning OF his official career,
died at the hand Of an assassin before hay
ing had an opportunity to show that his
election by tile Nation was q wise and pru'
dent act, therefore, we, the members Of the
Young Mems Democratic Club,
Resolve, tirst-That We deeply deplnrc the
crime by which the leader Of our National
affairs was struck down, and that we deprc.
cate the existence 0f such party feeling
in this free and civilized country whereby
crime like this WIS made possible.
ScCOnd-That We especially dcplOre the
fact that President Garfield at the beginning
Of his career was struck down from the high
est office in the gin Of tho people,
Thtrd-ThAt the feeling ii fairness and JUS
tlCC, which Is prevalent III this country,
moves liz tn peculiarly depFcCAtc the cGl.
amity, that after being fairly elected, robbed
President Garfield Of the opportunity to com
plete his term Of office and scCWrV for him
self the name Ot q wise and liberal President.
FOurth-That WEI sincerely sympAthiZe with
his brrcaved family; aud thNt we were
Especially moved 10 Il by the showing ol
such noble womanhood by an American w0
man, who takes tho highest place in thi'
country IN regard to influence and example
The Club then adjourned, subject to thu
call Of the President . .r..
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There was bold robbery committed ii
Wellsburg about o'clock yesterday morning
And the burglars are still at large. The real
window Of the u, W, Ky. depot was priej
open with Jimmy" The burglars drilled
0 half incli hole through the safe daQr oh
lIquCly into the combination lock, into which
some explosive was poured and then lighted
The explosion must have been terrific
,as the outer plate Of tho door was blown en-.
tirely Oft and the bolts shattered like kind
ling wood, About $1b. In cash and . lqFgG
number 81 tickets was obtained. ThcmOnGy
belonged to the Western Union telegraph
company and the railroad company,
The thieves stole hand car and started
down the track. They were seen to whIrl
mast the glass works at the southern end Of the
town, and one man was noticed TO have but
one arm; both were IN their shirt sleeves.
between four and five o'clock they were dis.
ceriied through The heavy fog by some work.
men, passing tho Top Mil, tI|EH
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cuttlnr Aitnl+s over the Rl,eE.

Two cutting aiTrNys were reported from
bridgeport last night About o'clock in
the afternoon Capt John Bags the well
known temperance asitOtOr, was sitting in
front Of M0rrisOns hardware store, when ex-
Policeman Reese BurlntiS attacked him with
a large knife and cut his clbtling somewhat
The knife was turned by button however,
and cot lIurntts own hand. Marshall Me-
Conahey arrested BurtlattS. Burlatts was
DRINK 1FC gives as q reason for thu assault
iIMt Baggs had slandCred him. III XII
~ About sn'clbck IN the evening a quarrel
..,osa In Breedebaeker's saluOn,- at West
bridgeport, between John Rhodes, Of Bel.
4 iSife. and Henry Keohnline, Of bridgeport,
who have had III feelings toward each other
for some months Rhodes cut h ,s,. 10
henri lle was also lodged IN jail BY the
Marshal, hut not until he had made some
show Of resistance with drawn revolver
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PROMINENT pEOpLE.

/, some Personal tsossIp of Unusual
= ieh'''- " eve interest.
Governor jackson returned from rarkcrs.
hutg last night
Mrs Auditor Miller is home from her
summers sUioufn IN Preston county,
Clerk Hook Is home from berkeley Springs,
somewhat improved in health, though still tar
zftOm,well, 4 ran .Ha .HaE AHH
Last evening Mr. and Mrs Frank Booth
celebrated the nth anniversary OF their
marriage at their residence on the Island.
James n. Quarter, who was so seriously
hurt by falling from the bclfry at the Court
lfo,tseM Monday night WINS reported getting
along very nicely yesterday, though very
sore.
Judge q. L. CNnner, late Justice Of the
City Police Court Inns opened All office for the
pfactcU Of law 1T the northeast corner OF
Twelfth and ChAplne streets. Judge Crnn.
ncr is n lawyer Of ripe experience, and will
no doubt step Into lnrgc practice
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Tng yYrEnANs' MEETING
Attic Court House Last Night-IlcsoIu.
lions, etC,

lions, etc.
A meeting Of the soldiers Of the city ant
neiglIboring towns wRS held at the Cour
House OF eight o'clock last night, for the pur
pose Of taking some formal nctiun Of ma
ture to show their grief atthe death Of theil
old comralc and late President, Capt ". J.
A. Robb was called ia the chair and r Lara
mic appointed secretary. n. ..
Capt. DOvGner stated the object OF Tho
meeting ind moved tho appointment Of q
committee on resolutions. which motion pre-
vailing, the Chair appointed WIS. Meek, Of
the Martins Ferry Times, Capt, Sam Nc
Weigh and Lieut., James Wilson.
During the absence Of the committee Capt
DOvener was called upon for speech. lie
responded with a characteristic ringing
speech, sympathetic to such degree that
some Of the old veterans eyes gliStenGd.
A CS4amttGe Of twelve WIS ApppiNted tC
cooperate with any and MI organizations In
q public demonstration Of mourning The
committee consists Of James GOrrcl, Bcllairci
Frank Robinson, Bridgeport; josiah Siucair
BenwOod Capt John CRrlin, Sam McVCgli,
Harry Hubbard, Hugh Sterling, :, D. Nc
CullOCh, Captain Grubb, jacob HonikGr
Hnu Slcl'IeH nVIcyi NHctIIlk'
The following was the report Of the Com.
mittee on Resolutions; .,.,...
WHEREAS, Our beloved President lies dead
strltck down by the hand Ot an assassin.
thGTCfOrG we, tIl6 old soldiers Ut Ohio county
aud vicinity, d0, hereby offer the following
Resolved, That dtring tic short time clap.
sing front his inauguration until li6 was shot
down, his administration las Commanded
our linuueStiOnable admiration and approval
Rt!o'rei, That since he has been laid on II
sick bed his patience IN suffering and Chrls,
HtSOitti, That We hereby tender 10 bis
noble wife and stricken family our cordial
sympathy and pray God that they may hU
metclfully sustained IN this, their sad be-
reavement ''' '
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The City Clothed in the Solnbre
.4lfyl Garb Of Woe, .a
And a Widespread Feeling of
Sadness Prevailing.
Resolutions of Sympathy by DIFF
ferent Organizations,
And Visible Signs of Mourning On
all the Residences.

Yesterday will be memorable day in the
history Of Wheeling in all the future Of the
city, twill stand out in the annals Of the
community like New Engand's dark day
in history, day Of unique and oppressive
memories, A sense Of sadness seemed Il
pewade the very air, aud business was almost
suspended in all the departments Of trade
and the only subject of conversation was thu
news Of the death Of the President.
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An AFFAIR or HONOR.
A Duel At Ten PAGES Between Two VI
RinlAn6.

WASHINGTON, D. G., September 2O.AA
duel between District Attorney Lewis and
Col. Peyton Wise, Of Virginia, was fought
four miles from WNrrcnton, Va, al three
o'clock this afternoon. - J.
Tie parties Tough with duclling pistols ten
PAGES apart. At the word Of command
lewis fired at Wisc, hut shot too low and
missed him. Wise raised his pistol AFTER
Lowisshot and fired in theair 1Awis'aecond
cautioned him To shoot low, and he fred too
low, the ball striking the ground near
Wise's feet When SlIota had been ex-
changed and Wise fred into the aif, the
seconds lnierpOaed and the affair was ad-
iuSted upon terms arranged by the seconds
aud their friends.
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Gas TRTsTEEs ELECTED.
An FIX extraordinarily Good board Chosen
by the CITY Council.


The special meeting of Council last night
was called for the purpose OF elqctIng three
gus trustees, the terms Of the present iDrumb'
cnts having expired @yerd days ago The
members now holding over until their sue
cessors, elected last night, are qualified, are
George K.-Wheat, Dr, George Baird0nd VIM
dillingham;.
The election last night was in joint session
Of the two branches, Mayor Egerter presid.
ing. Squire Schultz nominated George X,
Wheat, Mr. J. c. Baker named Robert Simp.
son, John lIabcrfcld named DR.. r. II. Logan,
Mr. Myles named Henry zocckler, Dr. Win.
gCrtcr nominated DR.. X. W. llazlctt, Mr.
BuNdattS re.noniinated Wm. dillingham;, Mr.
Smith named Simon lIorkhclmer, and Cnp.
tain Prince. put In nomination J. i, Ackcr.
President Scott was nominated by Mr. Wal
tiers, but withdrew,
4 ballot was ordered, nineteen votes being
necessary 10 an election.
The various votes resulted as follows Z
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CnARLEsroS, W. VA, September %.
Special To the intelllgenceE
This evening, while $. NJ. Snyder, Of
Snyder 4 Burdett, WA working al boat
a SkiG @me up with two men, and
one Of the men in the skifT, supposed y be
lIatzer IiaGlett, fired pistol at him, which
resulted in striking Snyder In the left
arm, the ball tanging around into the
back. Atthis hour the result cannot he
learned. No arrests.
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fully decksd, to the srsGE scarcely house
was without is signs OF mourning.
Thstront Of LaFkin's dry goodsstofe vas
f- a. PECULIARLY ARTISTIC,
Space fails US for minute description, but
the ensemble was attractive in the extreme
In the doorway hung large portrait of Gar
field, wreathed In crepe, with above the
words "Requiescat in pace," and beneath
the quotation; ..... ......-
This was the nOblest Roman Of them all.
His life was gentle, and the elGIlenus
50 mixed In him, that Nature might stand up
And say ~ all the world. This uuI UaIl"
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Ar. CLAInsVILLE,
General Gloom DnFkSna the Entire
Community.

Community.
81. CLAlRsvtLLE, o., September 20.
Special 10 the lnteigenCer
The news Of the Presidents death was not
received here until this morning, az II Is not
customary to remain in tile telegraph office
70 late. The expression Of sorrow was uni
yesaL and not confined 10 political parties.
Strong men give way 10 tears. The bells
In mourning. Bnsihuss houses are closed and
general gloom rests on all. A band Of martial
nIisiC patadeLl the streets with mufiled
drums. The girls Of The High School wear
bnlRns az tnntIrnIhV
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Forty years trial Ii proved nBLAoK.
pRAIleHT" the best liver meIicino ID
The world. ...... .-.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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CLOSING OUT Having disposed Of
stock damaged during recent fire, We
shall now close out cutlre stock Of first
class malls and boys clothing during next
thirty days. A grand chance TO buy fine
goods cheap. OEiIM & CO.,
1897 Market ST., Adj. Register ONCE.
DANIEL BOSS, Manager. Mws
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JACK HAnEE anil Arthur lIaSSett will run a
loot race on the narnesville fair grounds,
Friday, September 20, for five hundred dol.
lars side and tile ChampiOnship Of Ohio.
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FELLOWS Syrup Of Hypoph0SpthtCs, by re-
storing strength TO the nerves and muscles Of
the stomach, cures dyspepsia, which u but
the result II loss II nervous strength, follow
cd by musClAr relaxation. NwFGW
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Mn. ttRSRY sEtUERr, 81 Pleasant Valley
takes this N ethOd 10 notify his many friends
that lie will give no rOnCetl this week on nc.
count VI the death ut President Garfield
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CiSclSSATi's accomplished aeronatt, NJ.
James Hayden, says ST. Jacobs OIL II the best
medicine ever put up and has done Bin, i'm.
mense sctVlee IN curing his rheumatism,
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DRY GOODS.
WHAT We MOST DESIRE !
We ask yOu to examine goods offered BY
other houses, then compare them
-.. ..- with cur goods.
DRY GOODS.
THIS w EEKI

Five and quarter all wml
plnlds IN new oinbrc aud llluml
mated styles, SO Five and Il
quarter aIl wool invisible checks,
entire new aud tine fabric, 81:
Five aud u quarter all wool
cashmere flannel. only In the
new shades, Toe, Five and u
quarter Dmb to France, In black,
Only 7ic, Five and Il quarter
DHIb d. ECUssc, In new CUlOS,
all wool, ut 5iC, BLACK satin
do Lyon, worth now g. 10, at
81 ~, Black eros GHin silks
ntvCTy low prices, twenty-five
inch eros GHln silk In all new
shades, sold at 81 10, We offer
AISlIi,
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The Pan Handle 4 Pennsylvania route will
tickets 10 CreSson Springs al the rate Of q Oh.
Tickets good for return passage until the
following Monday, inclusive. Ut
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t,nheaItiy or inactive kidneys cause gray.
a, Rights disease, rheumatism, ana loEde
ri, Oll,eI scriOus and fatal llseascs, which can
beprevehtcd with Hop BitterN v tAken ~
H. f'. MWF6W
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Wells Health Remover" TbateSi remedy
on earth for impotence, lcanneSs, sexual dc
billy. &c. 81, at druggists, Depot Laugh'
lin Bros Wheeling, ~ M .-LIr--