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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29
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News or Personal Character Tsucl
fur Vaur Frfeuda 80

HeWo VI
ing Your Friends.
Capt. Phil Anschuts is in the city.
w. J. W. Cowden and bride have return
ed to the city.
". L. Calm says he will have his direc-
tory out next month.
Mt. De Chantal is q fayorite resort for
Wheeling people of q Saturday.
Mr.. Murphy and family, of Wellsburg,
are the guests Of Marion Thornton.
Mr.. Isadore ~Swabacker, of Milwaukee,
Wis, is visiting relatives in this city.
G. W. Clancy, a prominent stock dealer
of Washington, Pa, was In the city Satur'
day.
Col. Richard Nevin, Of Columbus, is Wis
iting his daughter, Miss Marie, at the Nc
Lure House.
Frank Stanton. wife and child, left Sat-
urday afternoon for Waynesburg, Pa, on a
visit to friends.
Captain John c. Porter, a prominent and
thorough farmer of this county, near West
Alexander, called at the REGISTER office
Saturday.
Mr.. Ben Gorsuch, of the B. & o. force,
who has been athis home in Maryland very
sick, has returned to the city, We are glad
to learn, much improved in health.
Capt. Henry Fessler, formerly. a Central
Ohio conductor, but more recently OF Mis-
souri,, is spending several weeks at West
Alexander, together with his wife n
daughter.
Captain Newt. Inch says he thinks by
the time the repairs are completed at the
La Belle mill work will be commenced.
THE manufacturers are bound to give in"
is the way he puts it.
On account of the illness of Commodore
Hornbrook, Capt. w. II. Irwin took out the
Jennie Campbell last week. This is said TO
be Capt. Twins first ~steamboating expert
ence for nearly half a century.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rammelsberg, of the Bur-
net House, expect to sail for Europe July
1st, TO be absent an indefinite length OF
time. They will go direct to Milan, Italy,
where Mrs. Rammelsberg will complete
her musical studies.-Cincinndt Enruirer.
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DEcesArrex 4
Iobntiuued from First Fage.]

land for which our fathers and brothers
died. Look out how you talk against your
country in the presence of . man whose
SON lies under the sod at Gettysburgh.
Be careful how you malign the govern
ment in the presence Of q woman whose
husband fell in the awful charge at
Balls Bluff. Be careful what you say
against your native land in the preseaSe
OF that man whose father starved to death
in a military prison. Mahgn your country
In the presence Of that old man whose
home was desolated by the war. The color
will come back to the faded cheek, and the
FIRE to the lustreless eye and the strength
to the palsied tongue, and you shall feei
the all-consuming fire of IN old mans
curse. This nation, putting its hand on
| the brow Of its fallen fathers and brothers
and sons. has sworn before high heaven
that it will protect the institutions for
which they persisted.
But while we put flowers on the graves
| of those who kept rank till they fell, l must
twist a wreath for the brows OF the men
who
Kept Rank and Yet Live.
1t is time We stopped p~ostponing until
men are dead, the honor they ought 70
have while they are alive. And so. al
though you have put off the a~ccountre-
ments of war we will not forget your. ser
vices. We tender you our thanks To-Day IN
the name of q government reconstructed
and of a land redeemed from all ~servitude,
so that from where the run rises on the
eastern coast to where it sets on the Sierra
Neysdas, its burning eye cannot discover q
| single bondman. Thank God that We live
in this free land. with the determination
that by the help of our God and our arm
we always will be free.
Let this Decoration Day go down from
generation to generation. Strew flowers
over the head that ached, over the heart
that bled lover the feet that were blistered
in the march. o We throng OF departed he.
roes, stoop down and breathe the perfume
| of a nations thanks, stoop down and AXE
the kiss of nations love, stoop down and
hear the sheut of a nations deliyerance,
and may God hasten on the time when war
itself shall be buried, that grim old breaker
of hearts. Carry him ont on a rusted
shield. Put him down in the mostdesolate
part of the earth. Bury his sword with
him. Heap on his grave stone broken
chariot wheels. Let w%idowhood and or.
phanage clap their hand over his burial and
the winds howl for requiem: This is the
second death"
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The stains OF west. virginia u MIL
tary 0fa9e.

tary 8ta9e.
There was a year or two ago considerable
military feeling developed in this State
and nearly every county made an effort TO
raise a company. Those companies maj
did organize were we'll equipped with all
the modern appliances of warfare, and
some of these companies were well drilled
organizations. With the exceP.sS: - the
firearms, however, nothing was drawn from
the State, and buying uniforms, &c,
soon got TO be very monotonous for the
members of the companies. Littleby little
the zeal legged, and finally eyaporated
altogether until now, in the First districL,
there is but one company, the re organized
Golf Guards. The Legislature would DO
peaIs OF the warlike Mcneil, and adjourned
this spring without taking any steps what
ever.
Meeting General Butler a day or two ago,
we asked him concerning the military
status OF the State.
"WelI, sir, 1 cannot tell how it is until /
consult my books" said he, going into his
office and referring TO the "wah' records
'Let us 90 down into the Third and Fourth
districts. AT Petersburg there are the
Thompson Grays, Capt. Dodson. have
not heard from this company lately. Their
arms are still in Parkersburg."'
"In Wayne county are the 'Fairvlew
Guards Capt. Wilkinson. This was a very
fine company at one time, but l have not
heard from it recently
The Monroe Artillery at Union, Mon
roe county, under the command OF capt;
Mccartney, is a very good company, and
numbers some fifty men"
Another, good company is the haie
Riiemen,' Capt. Duling, at the hanawha
Salines."
One of the best companies in the State is
the Kanawha Rifemen, at Charleston, Capt.
c. P. Snyder. This company has been re-
peatedly complimented.
The Hawks Nest Riflemen,' at Hawks
Nest, under Capt, Anderson, did good SER
vice in the late coal war.
Capt. n. NJ. Lowry, of Hinton, Summers
county, has a very good company known
as the Hereford Guards"
Capt. Withrow, of Lewisburg, is in CON-
brier Light Infantry. Greys." This COM
pany was recognized this spring.
At Pt. Pleasant, Mason county, are the
Mason County Rlfenen, Capt. Whaley.
There is q company of light artillery at
Martinsburg, Captain J. q. A. MAIDEN
bousch, which is one of the best organlza'
tons in the State.
Captain Hugh Barr has a company at
Moorefeld called the Hardy Guards"
At Fairview, Marion county, the Martin
Guards are still in existence.
The "Reorganized Golf Guards" OF
Wheeling, Captain Otto, is the only compa-
nyin this city.
A little thing was done by the Governor,
at my suggestion, last spring, which l think
was of some benefit. The artillery and
military equipments which are used by the
Cadets at Morgantown, belonged to the
United States Government, and these were
called in. To avoid the necessity OF giving
up these arms, | suggested to the Governor
that he have them charged to the State.
He acted on the suggestion, and the arms
are now the property ofthe State, and the
military department at the University Is
an independent military school, and in
possession of So, 800 worth of property.
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BELLAIRE.

A fight Of some proportions took place
At the Granite House, yesterday. The par
Elephants will be arrested to-day.
John Fields, the man who jumped out OF
the third-story of the b. & o. depot, two
or three days ago, died last night. His
brother, who lives in Ontario, will come
and take charge of the remains.
The mother OF Officer Henry Nagle died
at Pittsburgh last night. Her death was
very unexpected to Henry, as he had had
DO intimatiOn of her illness.
A movement is OF foot to make Ben
Turner Lieutenant of police
VIM. thinner, of this city, has patented a
glass jug.
Nine children were confirmed at the Ger.
man church, yesterday.
Col. Poorman got one ward in Steuben-
vile, at the primaries On Saturday.
Mrs. Susan Grifiths, highly respected
lady of Beallsville, dropped dead on Friday
night. Paralysis was the cause.
Spangler Post &. A. X. attended the Dis
ciples' church in a body yesterday. Rev.
S. b. Dean addressed them in a sermon
especially prepared for the occasion.
An inCipient blaze was discovered in the
Schramm brothers place early Saturday
morning. Both of the Schramms were al
most sufTocated before they were aware of
the fire. They were asleep at the time.
The nail mill closes down Wednesday
night.
He'll and Manly, of this city, will row a
race in best and best boats.
The Water Works Trustee met and after
an interchange of opinion on the clear
water project agreed to appoint a commit.
tee of Councilmen to act with the Trustees
in going to Wellsville to examine into the
workings of the we'll at that place, find out
the quality of the water and the ~satisfac.
ton it gives. The Council committee APP
pointed is as follows: First ward, John
Camp; Second, VIM. Gallagher; Third,
Fred. Eberle: Fourth, John w. Sanders;
Fifth, S. S. MCGOWAN. These gentlemen
will 20 to Wellsville on next Saturday,
June Sd. 1t may be proper to remark that
the Trustees were a unit in appointing
this examining committee.
At noon, Saturday, Mr.. NJ. Sheets, who,
for the last five and a half years has been
Secretary of the Belmont Glass Company,
was summoned to meet the men in another
part of the bnilding from the Office. Here
be was confronted by Mr.. c.. l.. Shuttle
worth, who, in a very beautiful little
speech, presented him with a gold-headed
cane, on which was inscribed:
PRESENTED
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Sudden Death.

Doctress Eliza Hughes, of this city, died
suddenly at Portland, Ohio, late Saturday
evening. Doctress Hughes left this city in
apparently good health at 5 o'clock on a
professional visit and at $50 P. N. she was
stricken with apopIexy and died almost
Immediately. Miss Hughes has been a
homeopathic physician here for a number
of years, and was widely and we'll known.
She was rather advanced in years. She
was a sister of Thomas Hughes, ESQ., OF
Baltimore, who has been notified OF her
l.-.l
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NOTICE.
COUNTY ELECTION NOTICE
ELECTION IUNEl0 iSss

Al m n,aefinv NJ fha nna,l,, ,
annus nh,n Is,u" ,ommie
s,h day OF NAY, tSx, Ihe Following Ac;ls,
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10 $40 III ~ const.uc,Ioh ot SAid CoEtgy
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c0uhty, lne Doaru VI l>lonen a.
county OF Ohio | now direct alt y
that q he taken IN Said county nPS
question OF subscription ny NE sailca
OF OHIO, 70 u cnpiIhi s,ovk o' ,he Ni"
Parkersburx and .harle'ton ksilsny
pany Of b sum OF Twenty Thousand
tScN,CNO),. taiu subscription ,olr Pai1 70
coupon 81 s'id county. bearing .ust
at J. rate OF ", Per cenium per anugn I
redeemnble within twenty-five year q
Board may direct,
such vote shall DE AIKEN upon tht .
aforesaid AT tho several Notns pisces cd
county, nj q special election which ISLES
ordefep tope tAksn anu he,u Iot thspsTt
on ssuIohy tne tva' uny w 'uhs' ~.
ID. Edwarus Jonn hcnnrS hna fN
hereby appointed IomihISioh,rs Sss
tion. at the Noung place IN said "'eug /
Nigilhnt Engine houscln Shlhst"aa -
l.. Ortiz, =. foliner ana y. liAinia, an
by appointed ,ommiSsioners ol sad 2.
nj Tie voting place I'D Aid county 10 q
ington district, II.
X. II. Gillespie, IL 1. 'ie,sen ana ~
HcGaw are hereby nppolnici nn'~
OF snid election AZ u Young pi.o. 70
county, on Nheeiihs Asinhh' w AAd'sN
trict; , ,.
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inc Ionrt iouse .'ny un'.n,p c,..
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aie.,ion y; ~ xniins Mac In .aiJ cossir
lie Atlantic Engine 1iouSs, Ina Tuion GlsT1
John Vogler, Br, T. X. MoTst and vl<9
NyIcs are hereby appoiutsd Commis.as/
otsaid eieciion. nj lie voting plAs 4 /.
couni nj tie Guards Hose Hous 10 -
di.,ytct
u tiayke L N. Todd and L. X Crcs
hereby Appointed Commissioner 81 ~. .
ion ~ We totipE p,sce, y 49, an.
eniled EnEine ,u.nsi,S 49,
non - her.Sv s,ro,ni.s commI.ss1
OF = e at sou um OF Lsl. A,aa7
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" - GaIom. n. Crisweli and John B5ud
.rsh.,shv snnoinicd ..lopsn 4
election nj the voting place IN san orsaij
Be~thlehsn. Adams School Iiou,s, ~ -
ai snhn uel,enben.. Andre. yaros al
vnn.pcr ",c iIcreL, a~ppolnfcI C0Bn.~
y ,n.,d r,sc,ion' nj lie y"tIns pl.@ .
coanty M Precipct No. !. al the RJI- Sfi
ep,rk Her I'm Triadelphia DlsihdL
Wesley K0Dinson, Alex. Mc,ionn So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

On Tuesday, May SOth, Decoration Day,
the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st. Louis
railway will sell excursion tickets from
Wheeling and Wellsburg to Pittsburg and
return, good going by regular trains on
May 30th, good TO return until May 3lst in
elusive. at the low rate of $l.50 for the
round trip.
Preparations are being made for an i'm.
mense demonstration at Pittsburg, on that
day; including agrand parade Of the Mill
tary Companies and knights Templar Com
manderies of the State of Pennsylvania.
Therewill be a big time, and you are
cordially invited. Bring your folks with
you.
On May S0th a special train will be run
from Wheeling junction to Wheeling. in
connection with the train leaving Pitts
burg at S:57 p. ". city time.
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PnlAea Paints

Pat Caufeld was arrested for abusing his
family, yesterday.
John Hill and Albert Winger had q
"setto'' in the Second ward market house
yesterday, and were arrested.
Geo. Raney and G. Johnson were arrest.
ed for lettering in the market house last
evening.
Robert Rocht was locked up for being
drunk yesterday.
Jno. Handley was arrested yesterday,
and viii have to answer tive charges in the
morning, one for carrying concealed
weapons, and one for shooting within the
city limits.
Office Combs and Kennedy locked a man
mp in the Eighth ward station last night
for being drunk on the street.
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A NEW
Day Meetings of the City Council Pro-
iectcd.

We understand that there is a movement
on foot to have, during the coming week,
daylight sessions of the City Council. and
to compensate each member for his days
labor. This is as il should be. II the
Boards created by the act of the Legislature
are to become 4 fixed fact in the near fu-
ture, this is the only way to accomplish
the same. Many of the members OF both
Branches have their daily avocations to
perform, and when night comes they do
not feel disposed 10 sit until II o'clock to
perform dntieS in which they have no
more interest than other citizens. Council
in its wisdom, should adopt some plan to
get things ahead a little, and get the
Boards TO working.
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A BIG STAKE

A County Woman After FIJI.
teen Acres OF Ground in Philadel-
phia.
Sallie Slime, who lives at Sandy, in Jack
son county, this State, has been thoroughly
impressed for some time that she is the de-
scendant of Col. Baker, who formerly
Philadelphia. One small tract of this land
is situated in the central part of Philadel-
phia, and is valued at S3l5, 600, 900, and
some d cents. Miss Slime has addressed
q long letter to Mayor King, relating her
claims to the land and alleging her descent.
She is very confident of success, and in the
generosity OF her heart she offers Mayor
King one half OF her interest for certain in
formation that will establish her claim.
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Whif-Sunday.

Yesterday was Whit-Sunday. and was
generally observed by the Catholics OF this
city. At the Cathedral communion was
celebrated at 6 A. N. At 10 o'clock Vicar
General Sullivan celebrated mass, afterward
Ri Rev. Bishop Kahn preached an eloquent
and powerful sermon appropriate to the
occasion. AT 3 o'clock ninety persons were
confirmed by the Bishop, seven of whom
were converts. A choir specially selected,
rendered some choice music under the
direction Of Mrs. NJ. E. Whitaker;
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Delinquent Land Sales Expenses.
Auditor Miller Notwithstanding the
multiplicity of his duties, always has his
eyes open to the interests of the State.
In regard to the manner of sale of de-
%linquent lands, he is of the opinion that
the expenses are very much higher than
there is any necessity Of. A commissioner
and sheriff are required to sell all lands for
delinquent taxes, and such sale are always
expensive. My idea in regard to the men
ner of procedure in selling land for delin-
Quent taxes is TO get it listed in each county
and advertise for bids for il, said bids to be
opened and the most satisfactory to be &C
cepted. This work could be done by the
Board of Public Works at no cost to the
State.
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INDUSTRIAL T.
The News of the Men who Toll and
Labor.

Wilson & Dunley's cooper shop, which
has been off for a few days, will resume
werk this morning.
A gossamer cloth mandatory that will
employ two hundred hands is in progress
of erection at Doylestown, Pa.
Furnance D. of the Edgar Thompson Steel
Company, of Pittsburgh, made an unus'
ually fine record for itself during the wee k
ending May "a. The total output was
1912 tons 100 pounds. Furnance +, which
will be ready to go into operation in a few
days, will excel this. 1t is expected to
average 800 tons per day.
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Boys Clothing


How to dress a boy has come
to be a very easy matter since
the tailor took him in hand.
But there's much more variety
in boys clothing than in mems;
for Fashion leaves much more
liberty in them.
We have ready to put on a
large number of styles Of cut
and decoration for every size
and age; and as to sizes
there's no end to them
Our one hundred and thirty
six foot deep store, No. laI7
Main street, has an especial de-
partment filled with boys
clothing alone. Thither a lady
may bring her boys, with sufti-
cient privacy, and choose from
the many varieties shown, what
ever her t. ste or means may
commend.
We make for the poor not
less ample provisions than for
the rich. Indeed a large and
important part OF our trade is in
clothing sold at such prices as
are paid for the himsiest stuff
in many places, For example
$3.50 Tor a full suit for a little
boy.
C.hrauS ~ Bro,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Men and
Boys Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
1917 Main
my27 WHEELING, w. VA.
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Ewing& Bill. of this city, have been given
a patent for making tail lights for steamers
signal lights for boats. target lights for
switches, &c. We saw two of these lights
on the stsamer Jennie Campbell a day or
two sgo, and they are certainly the most
satisfactory that We haye ever seen. Com.
moGore Hornbrook says they are III IRE
nearly perfect than any lights yet tried ON
water.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, May 20, l A. M.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, clearing
weather, northerly winds, stationary or
lower temerature and higher pressure.
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather,
winds mostly southerly, stationary or
higher temperature and higher pressure.
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Decoration Day Excursion.

FINE soaps, combs, sponges, brushes and
perfumery at the new East End Pharmacy,
III Sixteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

BEFORE starting off for the summer get
a bottle of German Corn Remover. 1t will
paw you. 25c,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

SPECIAL attention given to the compound
ing OF prescriptions at all hours, at the new
Last n Pharmacy, 1lTSixteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

BARRED and striped Swiss and a fine line
of white goods, Just received and for sale
cheap at Geo. G.. Roth's
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Our stock of ginghams, lawns, buntings,
etc, is again complete. Call and see them.
Geo. G. Roth.
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R~EvrrALIzING the blood is absolutely
necessary for the cure OF general debility.
weakness, lassitude, sc. The best enricher
Of the blood is Browns Iron Bitterx
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NeW Pnfeul

]. II. DIEHL & Co, j. S. welty. War,
then K Tieman, Geo. h. McMechen and
r. J. Smyth sell Charter Oak.
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0uR second full stock ofdry goods for the
spring trade just received at G. G. Roth'a
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GET your prescriptions filled at the new
East Erd Pharmacy, III Sixteenth street
Everything fresh AID pure.
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DEBrLIrArFp persons. and sufferers from
wasting diseases such as consumption.
S~crcfiuls, kidney affections, will be great
~ benefited by using Browns Iron Bit
tiers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

The best is the cheapest Get Charter
Oak Flour. Robert Simpson, wholesale
agent.
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TABLE linens, table linens, table linens,
the cheapest in the city at Geo. G. Roth's.
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neIinanent Land NnIes Expenses.

II you like good bread you will always
have it if you use Charter Oak. Robert
Simpsnp
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EVERYTHING, pure. fresh and of the best
at the new East End Pharmacy. III Six
teenth street.
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NJ. SHEETS, SECRETARY

THE BELMONT GLASS WORKS,
By the Employees,
MAY 9th, 1882"
Mr.. Sheets reply was short and explicit.
He is a good man and Bellaire is unfortu,
nate in losing him.
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r

As taken at schnepFs Opera House drug
store:
JAM.nM.SP.M.T JPN n. Jpn.
IS 90 81 81 81 81 IS 80
SUNDAY.
snx lsi; Ppm. 7Ax. rs s rn7pr.
20 % 90 50 q 20 20 o.
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CALL and see our l2Hc and 15c dress
goods. Geo. G. Roth.
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BLACK and cream Spanish laces at Geo. G.
pOth'S
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CLOTHING.

EVERY barrel of Charter Oak warranted
TO give satisfaction. Robert Simpson.
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NEVER confound the bad with the good
remedies, the very best we know OF is Pc.
RUNA.-Stdr.