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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-07
A B0Grs TELEGRAM swlNDLE.
Arrest ola Fellow Who Has victimixcd
'" u Large Number or People. t,.lti1

PHlLADrLPniA, September 8.-Charlet
Ham, who resides with his parents at 3S9
Tahassa street, was arrested yesterday ior
delivering bogus teleprams and obtaining
money on them. This swindle has been
perpetrated before, but It Is thought never
on 80 large scale in this city. When ar.
rested py, Special Officers Colbourn and
Carpenter, Of the Twenty.third police dis.
trict, thirty.two bogus dispatches were
found on his person. Ham said that n
man named Hines, residing at Eighth and
SAMSON streets, had given them to him to
serve, but no such person as Hines could
be found On Saturday, September End,
Ham called at the house ofrJacob Duerr,
who lives at 23l3 Garsilo street, md In.
qnired for, Mr.. Duerr. His wife, who came
10 the door, informed him that her hus.
band was notat home. Ham then pro-
duced wha. appeared 10 be telegram,
and handing It to Mrs. Duerr dc.
manded forty cents. Not having
the money she told him 10 leave II, but
this he refused 10 do. Duerr seeing man
yesterday at Twentieth street and Mont.
g0merY avenue who answered to the de.
scripti0n given Of Ham had him arrested.
The dispatch which he had offered to Mrs
Duerr was found on him and identified.
Among the bogus dispatches which Ham
delivered are some dated from Chicago,
Wilmington, Boston and New York. ].
Albright, who resides at 23i0 Stewart
street, received one offering him position
with Harlan, Hollingsworth 4 Co, Wilm.
ington, Del. Albright went to Whining.
ton, where he found that he had been
swindled.i In many cases these dispatches
told Of the death OF some near friend or
relative OF tho person 10 whom it was ad.
dressed. In some cases women have been
thrown into convulsious on reading them.
While J.. Craig Johnson. who lives Mt l743
Nicholas street, WAS ut work yesterday,
Ham left the following dispatch with his
wife and collected forty cents: i5,lzaE
"DEAE sIR:-l'lease send my sisters al.
dress. have lost it and am very i'll. =
- ESli.. JOHN H. IIALMoS,
1920 Charles street, Baltimore, Md"
Mrs. johnson is now confined 10 her bed
from nervous prostration, caused BY hear.
ing OF her brothers sudden illness. Ham
used the blanks Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company and plain MANILA en-.
yelopes bearing the following stamp:
"Roedels Autovraphc Incision. Pricr,
500" A number OF the blanks were found
in his room. The prisoner is about twenty
three years ofage, dresses well and appears
quite unconcerned about his arrest. He is
supposed to have ssindled several hundred
persons in this way. ri .,..59
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Third District Nomina,iop,,

Special Dispatch to the lntelligencer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, September 6.-The
Republican Congressional Convention to-
day nominated E. l. Butterick by accla.
nation. LIN. Bennett was made chairman,
andT F. Gainesr secretary. The platform
OF the Fourth District Convention at Pt.
Pleasant was adopted. The meeting was
large and harmonious.
The Senatorial Convention nominated
W. W. Riley as a,caniida,c for the Ninth
District, ,.6. F-l.tg -.
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CHICAGO, September Ga special train
bearing the Marquis Of lornc. Princess
Louise and party arrived about noon at
the Rock Island Depot. They visited Pull
man early in the morning, and on reach.
ing the city were driven direct to hotel
without ceremony, on reception ut Hotel,
81 rooms were reserved for them. They
have arranged to spend the day quietly in
the city and proceed TO San Francisco, via
the Rock Island road, tomorrow morning.
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rs0y the outset Of his nomination John
" Mason expected lIoge and Lucas to be
,ablnwn, bu. he modestly expressed the
s,ipiop ,Aa, he could be elected with them
q, 0, oil the track. This is the spirit in
,bch he accepted the nomination and in
which he has gone to work. Ills example
,bould be contagious throughout the Sec
end district There are Democrats every.
there in the district who will vote for Mr..
y,,ou because Of his recognized superior
publications. Tor the position. .s'l.s ~
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VERMONT ELECTION.
Poland Still Galnlng-IIis Election
E" Et Almost Gerfnlu


Almost Ccrtnlti.
BURLINGTON, VI, September 6.-The
election returns come in slowly, and
beyond precedent, much less than hall
the State having been heard from. Returns
indicate that the Republican vote is S5,.
600 and the Democratic vote 5000. The
vote is very light. In the Second district
only 81 towns have been heard from, less
than half. These give Poland 7,4sS;Fletcher,
5,4522;; Grout and scattering, 2,S02, The
indications are there is no choice, which
will necessitate second election. In the
First district, Stewart is elected by 10000
majority. rs = -.iti,s;i5 i,s;i ~
WnlrE RIVER JUNCTION, VI, September
G.-Twenty.nine additional towns heard
from in the Second district give Poland
s,lSl, Fletcher ,0i4, Dunbar and scatter.
ing 4iO, I Grout 6S4.i Poland's majority
over oil, j, ,l6S. This, added to his ma ajority
OF ,725 in the 10 towns reported last night,
gives Poland in the IS towns majority
over all Of 9, lSS, v ith 81 towns TO be heard
from. Returns from only eight towns ad
ditional have been received from the First
district since last night. They do moi
change the relative complexion ioi the Re
publican and Democratic vote.
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lhe gntelliaettter.
N and ~ Fourteenth Htrcet,
I,,o, Iooxs is making an active and
q ~, .,,y.s In the Fourth District. No
~ !, growing under his feet His
H.. are said to be models Of good taste
mKer. -. !.

=, "Lil,le.on Shocmaker,"s he Is ia
sal, called, Mr., llostettler, will be
s- s;..,ed BY the Burton Republican Con.
,.,;.o s. 10 day as candidate for the Sen.
"' ''',,,n ,he district composed Of Marshall,
u" T.,sl and Marion. lIe is said TO be very
,.,a, and intelligent.
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More Ilmlm In .Icxns.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, September GA RcpuJ-
lican Dallas special says: Passengers and
rAilroad men on incoming trains report
another great rain storm in northern
Texas, which prevailed for 80 hours prior 10
last night, and four serious wasllouts 4re
reported on tue Texas & Pacific Railroad
between Big Springs and Payah, two OF
which are two hundred yards vide. Tmins
will be delayed, but it is though, not very
long. The storm was near the silme section
recently visited by the delusc which
wrought so much damage to property and
destroyed so many lives 4'a 49,
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WASHINGTON, September G.-The follow
ing telegram has been received from Oog.
lamic, Alaska, dated July %, 1852, via San
Francisco, September 9th:
Tohe Ctief Signal Officer, Washington, D. c.:
Party all safe and well, the whole work
being carried ont. The steam whaler North
Star was crushed by the ice and sunk few
miles from this station OH July Sth.. The
crew were fed and sheltered here until the
ice broke up. Bowhcad delivered the
mails. RAY.
Lieutenant Commanding Signal Service
Point Barrow Expedition.
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New IonH, September G.-Comptroller
Semler, OF Brooklyn, has expressed his op
position to the removal Of Chief Engineer
Roebling, Of the East River Bridge. He
feels satisfied that it would be injudicious
to remove him at the present time, il not
an injustice. In this matter he said he
could not agree with Mayor Low. He was
not personally acquainted with the Eugi.
neer and WIS anxious to meet him before
the meeting Of the trustees, which will take
place on Monday. ett sef
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Sick C"innmcn Crcn,c n scare,

San FRANCISCO, September GA Bakers
field dispatch says, two car loads OF sick
Chinamen arrived there to-day. Several
Of them were in dying condition and one
dead. They were from the advance South.
ern Pacific, in Texas, and rumor
that the disease was yellow fever caused so
much excitement and icar that coroner's
Jury could not be obtained to sit on the de-
ceased. 1t is not known what tue disease
is, but the report that it is yellow fever is
not authenticated,
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Accident Ou the RnIl,

Special Dispatch 10 The lntelIigcncer. . n
BARNEsvILLE, o., September G.-This
morning at the railway crossing one milo
east Of here, extra freight train No. l42
struck spring wagon containing four per.
sons, three OF the party, Miss Steer, Charles
Steer and Lemuel Test were thrown over
the pilot and carried to town, scarcely
scratched. The fourth Miss Mary Kennard
was found lying by the track conscious,
but with probably fatal fracture OF the
skull.
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!" Nobody Wants the Job. :

WASHINGTON, September G.-The Navy
Department has not yet received single
response to its advertisement for plans lor
the construction OF the new steel steam
cruising vessels for the navy authorized a,
the, last session Of Congress. The adver.
tisement calls for these plans within sixty
days from August 20. lust.
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SYRACUSE, n. Y, September G.-The
Stale Constitutional Amendment Commit.
tee, representing various temperance or.
ganizntions in the State, call State Con.
vention in Syracuse Octob.r 4th, to take
steps to secure II Submission 10 a popular
vote Of the Prohibition amendment to the
State Constitution. So. D. -, -. >
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L CI' CiNSATi'S RIG SHOW.
Opening Of the Annual Expedition Yes-

opening of the Annual Expedition YeS-
trrdny.
CiSclSSArr, September 0-Thc tenth In
dustrial Exposition was2 formally opened
tonight, although the doors were opened at
0 o'clock this morning. Tie delay in tie for
NAL opening was on account Of the papean.
which occupied nearly all day. There was
u full attendance though The space in
Music Hall is much occupied by exhibits.
Mayor Means made the opening address
and he was followed by Governor Foster,
Senator Pendle,on and Congressman But.
terworth. lss,.;,,., "a.
Maj. ". ". Peabody, President Of the
Exposition Commissioners. then formally
declared the exposition op.n. = ,f..l'
The exhibits urei we'll forward in read:-
ness, and mike al,osstherIo D. thu bet
expaositlons OF the long anil Successful
L. ID tfH #r..t D.. . D..
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Republican Trouble, IN AI,b,n

4. sA' September Ga conference Of
,o,,; republicans dissatisfied !. with the
n,n -,'IA'l0n u Of Geo. H. Cnig for Congress.
bsn Of the Fourth district, which has
d,v 1 ~, ~ session for two days, adjourned to-
ioi Ssn, SHu new convention has been called
SiIP!emoer %. Doubtless a colored
There ~ VIII be benominated by the voters.
tolo,sii = Sreat dissatisfaction among the
sbaneS, b leaders Of the district, and the
aominsoo o' u Y. NJ. Shelley, the Democro,ic
rajournmowno VINO was unseated just before the
creased eedi'ncht Of the House, are greatly in.
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New York, September GA striking fca.
ture Of the labor parade was the number
Of red flags displayed. In the last division,
nearly every other flag was the red banner
Of the Communists, who were evidently
out in force. A favorite air with this con.
tingeut seemed to be the "Marseillaise" !"
which was played by TWO bands at the
same time. ~ - - .--
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a French Editor Gel. a ishnkIur Tn.

A French Editor Gels n shaking Up.
PARIS, September 6,SAiayer, editor Of
the Lanterne, was attacked last night by tho
Patriotic I.eagae at the Odeon Theater, for
recent articles in his paper laudatory OF the
Germans and considered depreciatory Of
French. He was rescued by gendarmes
unharmed ,I51,
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y WASHINGTON, September 6.-Attorney-
General Brewster and all counsel and de-
fendants were present when Ingersoll re-
sumed his argument in the Star route cases
this morning. He is devoting himself to
the alleged legal ovesights on the part OF
the Government, and may possibly not
concInde to.day. Et : ..ESI1'
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THREE BIS


WHO will Keep the Bourbous Busy,
Special to the lutelliSenccr. =.-.-s
CHARLESTON, September 6.-The
Republican County Convention nomi-
mated for the House Of Delegates the
following gentleman: Abram Burlew, A,
W. Boyd, and Judge Jas. H. Brown.
They also nominated ]. B. Lewis for
County Commissioner, d.
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Dom Pedro Remember, md, Friend,

NEwronT, R. l., September G.-P. Lopez
Meta, the Brazilian Minister, called upon
ex.AIayor Henry Bcdlow to-day and pre-
sented compliments Of Emperor Dom Pedro.
who desired TO be Kindly remembered to
that gentleman. Emperor and Empress
were Hospitality entertained by Mayor Bed.
low when they visited Newport few years
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.&srEuBESvlLLR, September6-Mrs. Nancy
Miller, wife Of Judge Miller, OF this city,
dropped dead last night while in the act Of
taking medicine. She was in her 10Th year,
and u sister ef Gen. Samuel Stockley. !
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Irish Police strike.

DunLIS, September O.-All the dismissed
constables we're summoned to the Castle
to-day. Ovet,ty9 hundred attended. They
were separately interrogAted as to whether
they had been present ut the meeting and
we're then informed that their. cases would
be considered. ". g5 III
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Providence, X. l., September 6.-Francis
D. Moulton has filed bill in equity in the
United States Circuit Court, against q
Chatfee, trustee, and Wm. Sprague, for the
possession and title Of Canonchet.S The
writ is returnable October 3D., 800
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.,eATiAN7A. Ga, September G On Mon.
day negro nnmrllWh.E johnson raped
Mrs Castellar,Jsix miles from Columbia,
S c. The negro il reported Ito be in
columbia 10 night, anil crowd IL looking
for him. II found he willTbc lynched.
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Christian Temperance Union

Womch'E ChrIstlHn temperance Union.
OswEGo, n. Y September 6-The ninth
annual meeting Of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union OF tho State OF New
York convened to-day. 4 large attend.
ance is expected. The Convention will be
one Of the largest ever held in the State, in
view Of the recent impetus the temperance
cause received in other States. g7
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CHICAGO, September Q a Lincoln, Neb.,
special says that the condition Of the stock
was never better than now. The miltl
weather OF last winter, the fine pasturage
this summer, and good caro- has done
wonders fo- the cattle. ;t,34 ~
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Theatre Partly unrue.I.

LONDON, September GA fire occurred
in tho Philharmonic Theatre, Islington,
this morning. The roof Of the building has
fallen In, and the interior Of the house Is
completely burned out.
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To be TrItd Tor Her LIE Next Week,
CHICAGO, September G.-Theresa sturla
alias Madelaine Stiles, the beautiful Italian
girl who murdered her lover, Charl,t
Stiles, the caller ot The Call Board, on III,
10Th o., July lust, will be placed Oh trial loi
her lie next .wGek.r. :;5S L, !. 81 s. 1
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A virginia Nomination,

= ALExAHnRIA. September 6.-The Demo.
crats Of the Eighth Congressional district
nominated John 8. Barbour for. Congress
to-day. ~ &C. 4 3s-i,t. 49,, Z,
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CHICAGO, September 6.-James Welsh,
aged fourteen, was bitten by pet dog Two
months ago, and died : in horrible agony
from hydrophobia yesterday. -
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pro,hey Ilil,> Rro,h.r r. r.x..

DALLAS, Texas, September O.-san
Rivers shot and killed his brother in +,
quarrel over';he, division Of property.
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p,,lop .ofeet that biliousness and co,usti.
arc entirely durable with MAsALIy
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le coming TWO yearB:
wAYSESBURG, PA,

During Robbery Money and Eonds
St0ien-A Bad Accldent-BuiIding
ROatu ..#Fgat. .sytl -rG .....
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NEW SERIES, VOL. XVII, NO. 43.
PuEIIcAl p
FEEURETpE.


The sun still lights the woods with geld,
Still waves the bracken round our feet;
The autumn leaves, the hill the void,
Are cen as when we used to meet;
The lake, the lawns. the terrace-ways,
The gray house by the river set.
As in the dead. sweet, distant days
Asin the younger years, Flsurette.
ButlOve is dead between MS two,
And yet NO tears are in eur eyes;
LeVe is NO more for nae with you
Love that, they say. like all things dies.
Farewell We journey different ways:
But parting now brings no regret,
AS in the dead, sweet, distant days,
As in the younger years. Flsurstts.
Farewell! farewell in some strange place
OF other worlds, in other times,
We two may thus meet face to face:
We too may piece the broken rhymes:
We two may kiss once more and gaze
Our eyes with happy tears made vet
Back in the dead, sweet, distant days,
Back in the younger years, Fleurette.
Fred. e Wtathsrlv
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TO CoNsuNIPTIYEs.

The advertiser having been permn emily cured
OF that dread disease, Consum pt tion. By sim pie
remedy. i: anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure. To all who desire il
be will send copy the prescription used Z free
of charge,) with the directions for pren.ripR and
using the same. which they will find sure Cnre
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma
bronchitis, &s. Parties wishing the Pre,crin,
ton. will please address. Rev. z. A. WILSON.
l94 Penn ST., Williamsburgh, N. Y
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ERRORS OF YoUTH

A GENTLEMAN who .ufered for v.,r, ,,or,
~ Nervous DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY.
and all the effects of youthful indiscr etion will
ios the sake OF suffering humanity, send free 10
all who noed 1t. the recipe nd direction for NAL
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured.-
Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the advertiser's ex-
fdsnce, loan nSnFS oA
Feb. 81, Iss2-ly. 4aC.daI St. To,,
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A CARD.

Toall ~hs are suffering from the error. and in
discretIona OF youth. nervous weakness early de-
cay, loss of manhood, ko., will send . rse;n.
tina. will cure yeu. FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remsdy was discovered by rnissioa ary in
South America. Send self Addressed envelope
TO the REv. JosIPH T. IsxAH, Station d.. Ns,.
Fork City. Arr5. .lsso'Iy
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PIMPLES,

will mail (Free) the recipe for = simple Veg.
etabie Balm that will remove Tan, Freckies,
Enples and Biotches, leaving tho skin soft,
lag a!uEuriant growth of hair on . bald head or
ImoSth s face. address: iuciosiug SC. stamp. BEN
fANOELF CO., IL Barclay ST.. NY
FebruAry2I, -ly
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Tho illuminated buoy is wonderful in-
VentiOn,' read old Mrs. Pinaphor in her daily
paper. We'll, she observed. L should think
he was. And it is an excellent idea, too, for
if the boy is illuminated his mother will have
loss trouble in iodine him aftar dark.,
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An ignoran. housemaid who had to call /.
gentleman to dinner, found him engaged 10
using tooth brush. We'll, is he coming p
said the lady of the house, when the servant
returned. Yes, ma'am, directly, he's shar>
peniug his teeth
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The name of new book is "BacheIors
and Butterflies" Il is not until the bash>
elors get married aud go to housekeeping that
they fnd out how the butter flies.
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A young lady attending balls and parties
should tlways secure female chaperon until
she is able to call some male chap her own.
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Lightning struck Nevada man tho other
day while he was swearing 1t would, how
ever, take mighty smart stroke of lightning
to hit Nevada man who is not swearing.
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A North Carolina preacher threatens to on
to work in cooper shop if his congregation
does not lift his salary dollar a week more.
This is hopping things up with vepgance.
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Gail Hamilton says a woman may have
been originally one stop in advance Of man
in evil doings. but ne very soon caught up
with her, uever sgain to labour under q sim
liar disadvanta1e
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Mean ? yelled old Snapper. Il should
say 30. A man who steels ice with the ther-
mometer thirty degrees below zero wonld
carry of a red hot stove on the 4th Of July.'
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smoll boys and girl, should take warning
from tho fnte of litllc boy named Ernest
Goodhow, of Danyille, KY. who swallowed
a chestnut the other day while laughine
The nut lodged in his wiudpipe and death
ensued in two minutes.
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The Democrats of Barbour county elected
their candidate for the legislature by two ma
iority.
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Demand il, and take no other iron prepar..
tiOn except Browns Iron Bittets. lis the
best.
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The Sunday argus, Louisville (Ky.) OBJ
serves. A Woodbury. IN. j. paper mem
tions tho cure of the wife of Mr.. Jos. Il j..
Mills, of that place, by St. Jacobs Oil. sho
had rheumatism.
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THATsn's CoEsuArTIos on couoH Gun, is Il.
beat thing for Coasamption knevI and viii cn,.
an ordinary cough in thirty minutes
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The BEST L1v.a AND KIDx.r RseuIA4or. and
gentle Purgative known, ThaJsr's Liver Pow
dsr's. Sold By N y. Hsndsrson, Charlsstovn.