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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-25
NoUVEAGA ARRANGEMENTS.
"a OIb;L DE'S ESTNAyGEnx
ChcolSnurc DIES rues Green ct Th,h,,Inu$

Mr. Ihomas Alert previent ses am;s =,
les VoyageCrs gu il vieI tide taire de non.
veaaS arrangements qui iui pernlettropt de
Atlslaife tout eeux qui voi;dront fl.ounu
rer dcieur eoniiauce
hepas a toute hcure de IL jonrnee ct su,
Table dh6te a 10 heurcs da matin Don,
aelsuns.r ct a ! heures DIN soir pour diner.
Cnalnores conlnlodcs ct bien sarlles.
PRiX MODEREES
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THE DRIFT N NORTH c.woL,xA.
probable Outcome Of The Democrat,
State Convention to Meet this Week.

AAVonDiS outCOuIe Of Inc NcmocrntIc
State Convention to Meet this Week.
RALEIGH, July 4.-Tl,c Democratic State
Convention, which assemblies in this city
next Wednesday, July 5, will adopt the
color line issue upon which to fight the
coming political war. The coalitionists,
the Bonrbons realize, have the advantage
upon the county government and prohibi-
ton issues, and The Democrats think their
strongest card will be to arouse the pre-.
JUDGE and passions Of the white people
against tho negro. Colonel 7. G. Fuller is
now preparing the speech that is to be
made by him on that occasion in the advo.
cacY Of those measures which he and the
Bourbons think will have the desired effect,
Judge Risden Tyler Bennett will doubt.
less receive the nomination for Congress-.
man.at-l Large. He is now holding special
term OF Wake Superior Court in this city,
lie is strong man, but he cannot com.
mand his influence or the vote OF the ku.
klux element Of the party. Having been
one himself he afterwards, as a member OF
the Legislature, voted against the amnesty
act that restored the ex.ku.klux 10 citizen.
ship and extended to them pardon. By
this action he incurred the everlasting ais.
pleasure OF his former associates, who will
not lift an arm in aid oi his election, il The
majority Of them do not vote against hin
outright. It is rumored here TODAY that
A.! ndge y. u; Fowler one Of the ablest men
IN the bourbon party, who has been badly
treated by the .'machinc" and who was n
good second in the race for The Gubernn.
iorlai NOMINATION in 1850, will renounce
Rourbonism and join the Coalitionists.
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INDICATIONS.
THE BENNINGTON MURDER,
Some Further Arrests In the Gaze

Some Further Arrests In the Casc-So
!. t,t5Is!s ~ New Features. ,...a5
Detective All. Burnett, OF Charleston, ar.
rived in tho city last evening having in Gus.
tody Joseph satterlield, who has been living
near Bellaire, and who was arrested yestcr-
day by Marshal Drugan, Of Bcllaire, and
turned over to Burnett, who took him on
the b. & o. train at l:55 this morning to
Falrmont. where he Is wanted to answer to
! the charge OF being an accessory to the muir.
der Of the old farmer, Baker, in the atrocious
manner recited in this paper yesterday morn.
ing. The number Of arrests in all is now,
seven, and all the parties accused OF connec.
ton with the crime have been apprehcnded.
w Satterfeld was confined In the city lock-up
while in this city, A preliminary eramina.
ton was set fof to-day at Huntington, but
III the prisoners do not waive examination,
the State will nsk for q continuance on the
ground OF the absence OF material witnesses,
and this will Of course be granted. Burnett
says that Prosecuting Attorney Arnett, OF
Marion county, considers his case conclusive
against the parties under arrest, aud they
will DO presented to the grand jury for in.
.dictment at an early day. IA ,,.5sst,is
~ The story Of the murder Is one OF most hor.
rowing recitals OF cold blooded crime ever
'chroniclcd In this vicinity, and DO the muir.
'derers who they may they should be brought
to the heaviest judgment OF the law as speed.
lily as possible. ~ " = 81 = e 4
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pEKSOSSI. BRIEFS,
Chat un,i Gossip About Wheeling Folks
nliG Other FOIlks

Chat und Gossip About Wheeling Folks
nnd other Folks.
y. o. Maupin, of Moorciield is in the city.
Dr.. l.. S. Brice, of Iowa, is visiting friends
In the city.
Joe u. Wilson, OF Wilsonbure, arrived at
the Mcclure House Inst evening.
VIM. Forbes and wife and Miss Mary Crea.
mer, OF Wellsburg, spent the Fourth in the
city. .s.---E
Col Bob Delap!aln and SON will leave on
Saturday for Europe, to be gone about three
months.
Mr. John IIandlan md Miss julia List will
he married ut 0 o'clock this morning at the
Fourth Street Church.
Senator Dawson, OF the Preston County
Journal, arrived In the city last evening 10 NJ
tend the Press Association meeting
John L. Reilly, OF the Martinsburs Herald,
was among the late gang of ne Sspaper men
that arrived in the city OH the midnight train
Mr.. and Mis-. Oscar Rammelsburg sail to.
day for France from New York on the steam.
er Amcriques They will be gone about three
years. ~. So. -.a
Sims Powell, one OF best known travelling
men sn the road. arrived in the city ycs,er-
day, and spent the day with friends. lie
possesses larse number here.
Mrs. u. NJ. Norton and Misses NJ. L. GIrich
mud II. L. Barrhill, Of New Philadelphia,
and Judge Ireland and wife, Of Ashland, Ky,
were at the Mcclure House yesterday.
President Morris, Of the State Press Asso
citation, arrived In the city yesterday from
Harrisville. Mr.. J. 4. Fleming, of Morgan.
town, and +. Hickman, of West Union, Two
other members OF the Association. are quar-.
tered with the President ut the McLu-e.
The Mentor will be Represented next
"Wednesday at the Press Association, which
convencs III Wheeling, by Mr.. s. i. Wells.
1t Is expected that every newspaper in the
State will be represented, and much will BE-
accomplished.-ll'ia County Mentor.
Tippett, Of the Point Pleasant Register, one
OF the best known in Wheeling OF all the
newspaper men, outside Of the city, in the
State, from his connection with tho Lesis.
luture rs delegate from Mason county, ar.
rived last night, accompanied by his daugh.
ter, Miss Georgia.
Mr.. J. Mex Kelly, Assistant Postmaster OF
this city for the past year and half, will rs.
sumo his new position. spoken Of some days
ago, on the first Of August. lie will be rs.
ISOLATED with Mr.. II. b. Mitchell, general
sales agent OF the Philadelphia aud Heading
coal and iron company, the largest organzi.
ton Of the kind in the country.
Attorney. General Watts, Judge Ferguson,
MeSsrs ". S. Laidley aud J. +. Brown re.
turned from Wheeling few days ago, where
they had been attending tho Supreme Court.
Mr.. Geo. Hubbard. OF Wheeling, who Is in
terested in tub and bucket factory in North
Charleston, has come with his family to this
city 10 make his future home here-Charle:.
ton state Tribune.
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= ~ fSsst 'ssslsssh VI s-4Hs s5zal
NEIGIFBORHOOD NEWS, Z

r q 3. -
The whoa. on our hills Is already partly
cut. e = -. =
The City, Council held no meeting las.
night pos,ponisg It I'LL tonight. f1:8tls
picnic crowd, daunted by tho rain, held
forth In tho oloredschool house yesterday.
There was no meeting OF the School Board
Monday evening for want Of quorum,
Those who met adjourned TIL Wednesday
evening. (. q. ~ :.
The willard OH men have very large
crowds daily and nightly 10 hear their sing.
Ing, and the fact Is worthy Of mention DO.
cause tho crowds are made up OF those who
do not generally compose street audiences.
There was not enough people In town
yesterday 10 make ninCh Of
"crust' about the Manly.lIeil boat race: but
some OF The most advantageous positions were
occupied from dinner tine until the rain
drove them away. l}5j- 14
Tho boat race between Hell and Manly
took place little before : O'Clock last night,
He'll hayng the Ohio side. The course was
from tho bridge, mile and half and re.
turn, which WINS won by He'll by about Two
boat lengths. Previous TO the race tho betting
was two 10 one against Hell. !
TO watch the people leaving town In every
| direction anu ny every sort oil conveyance,
one would think Bellairc was 10 DO Il deserted
village, but for most OF tn day tho streets
were full ofbustling, active people. The mar.
row gauge trains took out crowds to the
Turner'S picnic, but many also came In TO sec
the sights and to Join other excursions. The
most OF tho pleasure seekers went 10 Martins
Ferry. The Lucas took us many MS could find
my room at all aboard, while number
went on the Emma Graham, attracted by its
gay appearance and the music aboard. All
the G. & 7. trains were full, many not ven.
turing away till later In the day. Spangle
Post marched up through town with ilfe
and drum before leaving and tho Turner's
band marched from the hall TO Il. Z. 4 c.
depot. Not very many flags were displayed
and tho stores and factories were not all
closed. The holiday was celebrated In an
American way-"abandon" Is never noun
in American language. 4oI.'
CLOSING them out, best Cnlicoes, worth Sc,
t.~k 1 Ia N
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General Notes Gathered Along the 1,
wee Yc4fertIny Us

General Notes Gathered Along the lie.
yce Yesterday.
The Andes got away early In the afternoon
with light trip. i3s 800, IT.1.
The Little Anna will take IN excursion up
the river tomorrow evening. /
The Chancellor is due up this evening from
Charleston to Pittsburgh. Business men
should keep their eyes on the advertisement
Of this sung little packet. 81
The excitement along the leyee last eve.
ming after the nOws was received about tho
collision between the I.omns and Scloto WAS
simply wonderful. The Water street pave.
mcnts were crowded with people, all anx.
ious to learn the news.
The river was falling yesterday. The marks
on the levee last evening indicate depth OF
- feet and falling. Business outside Of the
passenger trade was dull. That was lively
enough TO suit the most greedy OF steamboat
men. Especially did the local packets doing
rushing business. - ia =
PlT1sEunqH. July 4.-Riyer I. feet : inches
and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
OH CRY, Pa, July 4.-Riyer1 loot 4 inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and rain.
Ing si.;i {; 81 ,S3j Z. 4; Il. X ri
MEArllls, July 4.--niyer falling. Weather
clear and pleasant: Departed: city Of Vicks.
burg, St. Louis; City Of Greenville, vicks.
burg. 81 "a 2 &; n az $ * Z.
8 EVANSVILLE July ARRIVED Golden
Rule, Cincinnati; Guiding Star, New Orleans:
Dora Cabler, Rockport; Hotspur, and; barge;
Owensboro, =: n "A I;5 a,
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lfyou will multiply $4,000 and So 900 by
~ you have the result $4,000, $4,000. So
the grand capitals OF the Louisiana State
Lottery have gone along with the increase of
cost oil whole tickets for the monthly draw
inEs, which has gone from two dollars to five
dollars apiece. a single dollar sent to NJ. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, will have the
same chance as before Of getting $l5.GeN. Two
dollars sent may bring you $90,O00 but live
dollars sent may bring You S75, 200. One
reason for the change was the fact that the
managers could never supply the demand,
TO Inc vexation OF Its regular patrons For
further information, write to N. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, Ia, md be sure to do SO before
July llth next. SOP ~ I
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general decorating with the National Gag.
The interest OF ali the citi:ets centered n
Walnut Grove, where tho Thoburn Post, @,
A. r held basket picnic. There was n
speeial! programme carried out; the members
OF the local post with about forty comrades
from steubenyille and large delegations from
Bellaire and Bridgeport sat under the trees
after discussing n splendid dinner aud listen.
ed to a well timed speech from Conrade W,
y. Meek, OF the Times. After that they
gathered In groups ind talked over old times
and hardships. Nothing occurred 10 mar ihe
pleasure OF the day In any way, outside OF
the weather, md all felt Il was good 10 be
there. There was plenty OF stirring martial
music and the boys amused themselves with
singing old army songs. y }i5
tra5i. At oEnMASiAi HALL ,N-st
The Beneficial Aid Society OF the Mt Zion
Church, spent the day. The original inten.
ton was 10 picnic In Mehleman's Grove,
across the river, but The rain In tho morning
intcriered with that, hence tho adjournment
to the hall. Dinner and supper was had and
social games served 10 bceuile the time very
pleasantly. In the evening dancing was tue
order. The programme intended 10 DO car.
ried out In The grove had TO be dispensed
with, but that did not materially deter from
the pleasure OF the day, 49, ~.
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WHAT TO EAT,
A PhyHlcian's Remarks ON n Summer
Illli OF I'arc, #...r-

fhyHiciRhH Remarks on n Summer
NH OF Fare. "a, .,s.r-
We nre now approaching the heated sea.
son, although tho chilly weather Of yester.
day would seem to belle this statement; still
the fact remains that August md the dog
days are only short distance oil, and the
question will be "What Is proper for us 10
eat?' instead OF "What shall We wear9'
The last question will be disposed Of by
every one wearing the liyhtest articles OF
clothins That can be found. The former
question, however, Is one deserving some at
tchtion, aud Il really important. With view
OF giving our readers '"pointer" or two our
scientific man approached prominent dis.
ciple OF Esculapius on the subject yesterday,
and this was what he said:
well ripened fresh fruit Is never out OF
place during the fruit season, and may nc.
ceptably be eaten Ut each OF the three daily
meals. Berries OF all kinds arc particularly
healthinl, mud then comes peaches, pears,
pluhs, iigs and grapes In their convenient
succession. Raw salads next claim interest,
anu then there are fresh cut and well.cook cd
vegctabl es-which form most important
ileins OF daily food-which, with good bread
and sweet, pure butter, will satisfy many m.
retitesr but there are workmen aud women
who require nnd should have meat at least
once day, II not twice, and say 1t Is sen
sible physician who prescribes meat diet for
brain-woIking, nervous patients, and with
great, success, but this meat must be of the
very best and cooked carefully; steaks and
chops should be deicatcly broiled, slightly
underdonc and served with water crosses and
salads. Rich gravies condemn, and roast
beef, standard dish, should be rare, but not
raw. while fowls and other meats and fish
should be perfectly DONE" ~.
There y one thing should like to speak
about further" remarked the pill prescriber
rs he started away, land that Is, that large
amount OF our summer sickness Is due TO the
fact that while our people buy the best in the
market they trust too much 10 uncnlturcd
servants, who are allowed 10 serve the best
kinds Of food in the most unpalutable man.
ner. Besides that, they waste so much; why,
/ tell you French family will live on what
Americans allow their servants to throw
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Inst Thursday evening y very fashionable
wedding took place In Green bay, at which,
ono Of Whceiing's fayorte society bellies,
Miss Laura Harden, OF Twelfth street, oil.
ciated rs second bridesmaid. The contracting
pa:ties were Mr.. +. W. Groves and Miss Cora
Van Mnstrand. The bride will be remeu.
bered Us very handsome lady who visited
Mrs. Alex Michel, OF this city, about two
years ngo. Tho following clippings ART taken
from the Green LAY 4tdranGe: ~
Miss narden's dress was OF white ofqandie,
cut priuecsse. The front OF tho skirt was
trimmed 10 the waist with rows OF Oriental
lace. The waste was cut Pompadour finished
with Oriental lace, with sleeves OF the same
lace. 4 lRrGe sash Of satin. and eros grain
completed the toilette Jewels OF pearl were
worn, and floral decorations were OF white
rose buds" :. n. m.
"Alis, Laura Harden, tho second brides.
maid, became the happy posessor of the
ring hidden in the bridal cake, which for.
tunate cirGumStance portends, according 10
the time lionored omen, that she herself will
soon become bride. before the departure
OF the bride she threw up her bouquet, which
was caught by Miss Harden, thus making
more certain the happy omen" vi = 4.
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ID a free State. I bought Vine CliG here
now live, and here, 4 my family Is will.
ing. I will be buried" |. ~ g,
These arc but few 81 the salient points
In the remarkable career Of Col. Norton;
but they are enough to show that he y q
worthy citizen, and that tho honors that
crown tho closing years Of bis lie aro ht.
ting, and well earned. l
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WANTED.

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sal ysleyolelt AsslIalioSu az SI'ate, BY ths I'M
Ea,mia fen9hL vnire, lIes Nt4luiaIS Iot I g
EEtaihSheo, Cal rlanS efisnsIi iiAivn IIie,t W
paI aST IN O. SSS ay. ny tapaS
given. CORRESPONDENCE ,iSSvvorHtd. Estpt lla
Memeen. Opportunity Of n TSd Tor GgsSn
punt itee. bend AtamIs for Lifeline sulne iCt Ir,.as
liz ~ Journal Certificates 81 ,oS IVA AID Nlnise
T,ss paid within % days q HSi NH 400 LOS
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!sssR. H. CAMERON, % Park Row, New York
City Publisher Of Bushes, Directory OF
Merchants in Mexico. Cuba. Porto Rico, W,
i. says: q, myself, have suffered o great deal
from rheumatic, gout' and about SIX months
oil, r I; used two bottles and haven't had a
twinge since; previous to that l have general.
.lyl had an attack about once a month. i;i,}
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
ST, JAMEj HOTEL,

Ms McFnddcn. Moundsr. " P plnmcr, Boston.
ThnnHlcr, Phila; a. C. Nclardson, city.
J Mcdonald. Parking. ] II McKrw. Pittsbv.
ri Mebysic, Pittsb'g. 81 S I.ticSs, CITY,
v L Myley, y. Mari!nsv. John Hewitt, Dennson.
ue0 Hewitt. Dennison. All Burnett, Charleston.
w Clark. Morristown. " " Workman. Cercdo,
4 Everett, Urichsville, r " Everett. Urlchsyllic
" :, u Everett u!ichsv. Everett, Urchsville
Mccullough. n. Ath's. Jas. Kearny, N. Ath's. d
g W Byrne. Cameron. l. P Reese, Cameron.
ID Darr, steubenyille. Mis- liTecn & sister. Pa
y j. WoOdcocs, N. Mar. a Thompson, CITY.
" Conner. Pittsburgh. C, Green, Brooke 10.
MiS iiaIning, BtReco. Miss BNrlls, Brooke Co,
J, u tprSyth 4 VILE, Q. W q Morrow, Wash. rl
r doraaii, ". Ferry. a X Jordan, N. Ferry
Miller. Ohio Co. Lizzie Doneriv' Ohio %
= shulmet. Chicago W Cunnan. Belln!re
Z , Soi,iiors, l!elaiIc CP Mundy, Bcllairc.
Williams, Belmont Co. q Johnson, Belmont Co.
M Zones, Detroit. Miss Fannie May, q.
Jns heso. Dellairc. illlAynes, Bellairc.
Z X Davis, Cameron JPGIbsOn, CITY.
BAllcniicd & wife, Pa, Mrs Grube a 3rbIl Pa,
nonehoo, Hancock Co. jas Hal. Jefferson Co.
is Goodwin, JEFF. 10, 4 Rank, Cdnton,O -
" S Harrison, Nj. III. pSScds' Salem. D.
n L smith, Salem. o.. & X Crecl, BenwoOd.
MIS- , Greer. WASH, In. T I McDugal, ". Va.
I Nox, W. Va. TIL PAUL I
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THE steamer G. Y. Lucas will leave TIM
Is Island at S o'clock Thursday morning with
81. Lukes picnicers for Cresap's Grove, Good
music VIII accompany them, md every mr..
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GENERAL Nor,c,,

NOTICE
wS.S Sa!ssd Meeting s Of the s,nlho,
o %1n " NJ iial AnoclAtion viii L. da,
iAclAiti's BOckl on TIiCnsh,1 10 Of Istlhh u
between the h0uis Of . md i an, July NJ
election OF nine Trustees ior ,he v .p ~,
ior inc Transaction Of such othes hnulhg ia, " "
cone Property before the nicc.ips ou's0e'i ~.
~ ordet Of Doarl Trustees. ~
-lE.o !. H. WITJtn
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.iG 81 Gtttelliiqettrtrs,
. tticc: Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth Ntreef
I o. - --..---I = .
New Advertisements.

4 Mountain Lake Park.
n For Sale at u sacrifice. 81
Sealed Proposals.
y A-ftare Cbance-Wanted.
Frames-Kirk's Art Store.
Brass Bird Cages-Nesbitt & Bro.
& A Business Opportunity.
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IIoRSBROoK's PARK

was crowded all day long with very quiet
orderly crowd and one that perfectly de.
lighted with tho attractions offered, which
were varied and numerous. leople arrived
from all directions. Tho |; < o trains run
out every half hour and tl;r Elm Grove cars
were arriving constantly. There was nothing
intoxicating sold, aud the result was the vcry
best OF order was maintained. Two bands OF
music were in attendance and fur
nishcd plenty OF music for the dan.
ccrs. Those preferring not to dance strolled
under the trees, along the paths and spread
their dinners in shady hooks with which
this lovely place abounds. Additional
swings and balance boards had been put up
and on every hand was to be observed the
efforts that had been put forth by the mana
gers to make things pleasant and agreeable.
Had tho weather been all that could have
been desired. nothing would haye been want.
ing TO have rlaan yesterday the most "Glori.
Gus Fourth" the Park ever saw. d
sElDERr's GARDEN.
This is one Of the pleasantcst places out the
pike and the crowd there was enormous
The billiard rooms, tenpin alleys md dancing
pavilion afforded attractions that were apptc.
uiated until about $3.50 o'clock In the alter
noon when crowd OF East Wheeling iougbs
and plug uglies from North and South Wheel.
ing, descended apparently In a body and then
the trouble commenced. Such Is always the
casc. In this city and vicinity, there
Is certain class, that wherever they 60. they
are bound to raise row. BY hali.past five
half dozen minor fights had taken placc-tbe
results being bloody noses and black eyes.
By SIX o'clock colortd man employed at
Carriers place in the country. had been sci
upon and badly beaten up. lie returned for
bis hat and vas again badly pounded IN.
Matt Pearl, well known character about
town, was the next one to snGer. 4 He had
his face pounded up badly; at, last, getting
on his feet, no pulled his revolver
and undertook to shoot. Our. reporter had
left by this time, but 1t is learned that he
was pulled out OF the way. George Bowers.
in endeavoring to stop row, was lit a terrific
blow. q Sfs, i5ls,s
In al. about twelve fights 4 took place,
No blame Is attached to the proprleiors OF
the Garden. They were powerless and en-.
tlrely unable to cope with the large crowd.
!; At NARrrs's FERRY.
\ The day passed OF very pleasantly. Il In the
town there was polhinS done outside Of a
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MRS. ZIEGENFELDER Is prepared 10
supply families Will, n ilrst.cIass article
of leo Cream to-day. No. GG Twelfth
Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MYERS COMBINATION HEATER
1I1and tiltcrcr for purifying waite, for sian
pollers. MYERS 4 GLASS NAStFn,
6S Thifty'hnt stieci, Wheeling, v. Va
TESTIMONIALS.


MEssHs. MYERS s GLASS. '''> -.
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all you claim for II as heater and aCter Itd VI
are confident 1t is better for The pupGe lhtl cha
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doubt, and firmly believe Il DOS ave fuel Ma
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~ g-s BELaOST SAnCo.
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