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DR.. Prices Special Flsvoring Extracts,
for fsvorine ice cream, cakes, and pastry.
With great care. By n new process, Dr.
Price extracts from the true seleCi fruits
and aromsfics each characteristic favor.
and produces asvoring Of rare e1cellence-
Of great strength and perfect purity-fsr
superior TO the cheap eItrscts.
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AJoURNALIsT ARRESTED.

The following associated press telegram
wss received at this Office yesterday after
noon:
LITTLE Rock Oct. IGN. @. Harris, edi-
tor OF the Hot Springs Horse Shoe, was ar
rested by Judge Woods. of the circuit
court, for contempt, caused by an editorial
rejecting on the court for the manner oil
selecting jury in the Rugg murder case"
Mr.. Harris is well-known to many OF the
citizens of Dallas. He was connected with
the management Of the Morning and Even
ing Mail, and afterwards with the Morning
Call. and served as local reporter on the
Commercial for a while. 1t is hoped that
he will come out of his trouble all right.
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A whole nation Of h0uss-kespsrs have
been using DR.. Prices cream taking powder
for resrs and hss proven Il pure, effective
and EsaIfhful. They know u % b tbe best
baking powder for they hsvs tined y vel
AID il has never filled them. Ihis
frorlede gained b. srperiencs m n,
Kitchen II nrtusl use.
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conprImENrARYnALL.

Tonight at the Y. NJ. II. A. hall num-
Der Of youne gentlemen give ball, compl-
mentary 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith a. q
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. c. Dunn. the two recently
Uqdded couDlee
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The testimony OF million beuse-keepeTi
who have for years used DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder, and found Il IN all respects
the best, Is the strongest evidence that the
public can have OF its real worth. In tn'
kitchen, in the family loaf, in the oven i
shovs its true value.
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Railroad Collision.

CIscrKSArrI, Oct. .16.-The Times-stsr's
Chattanooga special says: 1.-TWO freight
trains collided twenty miles east
of here. on the EasG Ten
nessee, Virginia & Georgia road this
morning. Engineer Bailey and the two
framen were Instantly killed.n
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TRUE BIIIs ToUrD.

So far the grand jury has found 10 true
bills, the msjority Of which are for misoe
meanors. The body IL still 10 session
and the probabilities are that IL will be fol
several DAYS vet.
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pr.Trrcr coUET.

The case ofJsck Scott against the Tens
A Pacific railroad for causing overflow Of
lands by construction Of . cnsnDel, IL on
trial in The district court.
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The Cap Sheaf Of the Chemists Skill.
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR ALL
DISEASES or the BLADDER
AND KIDNEYS.

This Remedy has stood the test of time, has
been weighed in the scales OF public opinion.
and to-day has an army Of mon, women and
children. who over their own signatures bear
testimony to its curative properties. Some
have been cured of Diabetes, some of Bright's
Disease, some of Inflammation of the Bladder,
some of Catarrh Of the Bladder, some OF Incon-
Thence of the Urine, some of LeucorrhGa, or
Whites, some Of pains in the Back and Loins,
some OF diseases OF the Prostate Gland.
For all Diseases arising
from a diseased state of the
Bladder and Kidneys, this
Remedy stands without a
Rival.
Without rival in the number OF cures
effected; without q rival in the purity Of its
composition; without rival in number OF
bottles sold. The annual sale of Smiths Ex-
tract Of May Flower exceeds the sales OF all
other Kidney Remedies combined.
DR.. ELI IVES, says: "That in many aggra-
waited cases, when Buchu had failed to produces
any benefit, May Flower has effected speedy
cure"
DIR. J. II, BIRD, says: al have found May
Flower to be remedy for all Kidney COM
plants far superior to Buchu or Juniper"
DR. H. F. MARTIN, says: MAY Flower acts
more promptly In all diseases of the Bladder
and Kidneys than any remedy which has come
under my notice."
DIR. BENZ. II. LONG, says: ~ have found
May Flower exceedingly beneficial in my treat
ment of females"
DIR. VINO. D. HUYvETTER, says: without
doubt May Flower is destined to work revo-
Tuition in the treatment OF diseases peculiar TO
the urinary organs"
DR.. KING, in compiling his dispensatory,
has paid merited tribute to this remedy. SEQ
page 800 Kings Dispensatory.
Anumber of authorities might be quoted, BIS
there are none more eminent than the names
above. In addition to these authorities, liv-
ing host of 60,0oO whose certificates are on file
in the office of the proprietors OF this remedy,
bear testimony to It's virtues.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Manufactured only By S. b. SMITH g.
Bro, Corin0ton, Kyy
'~---- -ye~--. - ------.--A---- -r-+.
II YOU are afflicted, send your address to
s. B. Smith & Bro, Covington, KY, for treat
Use on Diseases Of the Bladder and kidneys
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Inns Worm syrup.
| tasteless. harm less, cathartic
bess, restlessness, worms, con
R5c.
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"Hough on Corns."
AJAX for Wells Rough on Corns. 15c
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns
warts bunions,
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7hs r--nd jury f,1ns . tue III rg.ln.,
q ri Ur-ffr. re<erdsy. chtrEinE I'm
r,tf ~ murssr q II. Green. c1lo--os
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usrsvrrr.. Trrss. June z. n.

Irrrvr11n. TINS. Juus ?. 1zn
werrrs Tho-pson. Georrs a ca. Galveston
Ssr-1r-en-TDur schcsrs ON Touk hns a.
- rrruerssfef Al olrer ctll Ue1ElDe1 -
g. ~ rr|tIIIr n tta Eerto1- Nhe1 rl-er -
rr-fIrr = fIrsmIrnE = rn-s'T fnfls n h-enk ~.
- rfErrnts $50 81 chllA tursider 4 nr
errrrIrrf trrf art cug ~ ne hcEi nr1-r1
49, The ~. lh1-lt rsrun-eut = - NJ
TWn r.pst'-lr
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Mother Swans Worm Syrup.
Infallibls, tasteless, harmless, .cathartic
for feverishness. restlessness, worms, con-
stipatiOn DC ~
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AnTIDoTE TO MALARIA

me FEEIs LIKE A NV NAN.
al hsvs had Dyspepsis. VI 80. p p.
flufs al ul1ls. nnf TTTT-s az N nrst
frnf have Done ne Any Eo1-L III l-.c
fIrnuef M OF nicely. NJ erTet.ie -
rrlarfid. foct dress really, 80 -
frvr rnfrrr1 r.nssarea ! fcel IKE 30
mnn VI. b. EDWAEDe. PaluITr.. o.
s.Isr---Trt---, zs-. OH-s,ff Nn-7ry 10y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
Fun AnORt.

One OF the most enjoyable events OF the
week was the excursion to Steubeuyille,
Thursday evening, of that popular social
organization The O,iyetteS. The elegant
little steamer Prince had been chartered
for the occasion, an. left the wharf at
O'Clock with rs gay a set OF yOuns folks as
one would wish 10 see. Kramer OrChes
TIA accompanied the party and furnished
its s6eeteSt strains for the oCCeSiOu, The
boat arrived ~ its destination shortly after
eleven O'Clock, and after short visit
70 the Buckeye City, the party re-em-
barked and started for home. 1T Wells
burg a landing was made for the purpose Of
visiting the gas well. Ai'er a short stop
and pleasant dance by the bright rays
the boat started again on is hOmewarI
trip. At midnight an elegant lt.tlc supper
was spread by Van keuren, the genial hast
of the Merchants Restaurant. One feature
of the menu were the fancy napkins, each
containing a beautiful design with the
name of the club worked in the centre
The walters also wore white
navy caps ornamented with n
similar design. After the supper dancing
was started anew and continued till A. NJ,
when the steamer arrived at the wharf
boat, compelling the jewellers to bring to a
close the hSppiest event in the annals Of
their organization. Among the CAV vOylg-
ers were Misses Annie Radcliffe, Eva Nc.
Fadden, Jessie and Eva Brinton, Annie
Davis. Lydia Ball Carrie Loeber, Alice
West, Fannie McCleyment Fannie Webb,
Annie Shaw, Mary McNabb, Mary Diuger,
Bessie Morrison and MeSsrs W. J. MCNabb,
Dave Dipger, Robert Shaw, Charlie Morris.
Arch Zane, OrlOfT Zane, Arba Dorsey, Mike
Diuger, Joe Sutherland, Jim Adams, Wm.
Sadisr. Harry Radcliffe, w. McNabb, VIM.
Rolf and sam Darrah.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
A DAYS DOiNGs.
Walks and Talk. About the City.
News Nuggets Picked Up by the
Reportorial Ppspeetor During
Tour Of the Town.

Yesterday was a scorcher. The sun
shone down with an intensity which far
outdid any previous efforts of this season,
and the mercurial column crawled to an
altitude exceeding by several degrees that
reached on any former occasion during
this year Of grace. The early morning
gave promise of storm, heavy clouds
gathering over the city, from which, at in
tervsls. came loud peals Of thunder, but
aside from miserable little sprinkle moth.
ing came of it, and the sun reasserted it.
self, sending the thermometer onward and
upward until at P. NJ. the 9i' notch was
touched. At that hour the clouds again
gathered for another effort and half an
hour later the rain fell in torrents, sending
the murcury down about l00, and render
ing the day more endurable. By four
O'Clock, however, the thermometer again
marked 9Oo, but 1t afterwards slowly fell,
standing at $50 at nine oclck last night,
and at 75e at midnight Several heavy
rains fell in The vicinity OF the city during
the day and evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
THROWN By An ENGINE.

An accident on the b. Il o., just west OF
the river, in which lady and gentleman
narrowly escaped death, was reported from
Bellaire last evening. The particulars are
as follows: Rachael Kemp, married lady
aged about 40, who lives at Vests Siding,
some three or four miles west of Bellaire,
alighted from the st. ClairSville narrow
guage about ten minutes OF five o'clock.
She had large basket of Strawberries on
her arm, and stepping on what she
supposed to be the side track OF the road
started to walk home. Instead of being on
the side track, however, she was on the
main line, and directly in the track OF the
passenger train, due at Bellaire at $40 P.
NJ. A gentleman standing near, seeing the
train approaching, and recognizing her
danger ran to her assistance, but before she
had realized her position both were struck
by the advancing engine and thrown sew.
eral yards from the track. Fortunately,
beyond a few bruises neither sustained any
injuries.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
Il. 4 u. RELIEF.
state menI of the Employees Relief A.
NaPiatiOn Ter Nav.

The statement OF the Baltimore a Ohio
Employees Relief Association for The
month OF May shows ISL benefits paid to
members. The association has issued a
circular giving several amendments to the
constitution By one of the changes mem
hers will have the privilege Of continuing
their insurance for natural death after they
leave the service OF h b. 4 o. Railroad
and branches connected with the associa-
ton. Another amendment allows fifty
cents for each working day lost to every
contributor OF the smallest or first class, in
in case OF injury or sickness from any cause
other than accident in the discharge OF duty
in the companys service. Contributors OF
the higher class are allowed larger sums in
proportion TO their contributions. These
payments are only to continue one year
after the employe ceases TO contribute to
the relief fund, and shall not be made in
case of disablement for less than SIX work
ing days. Another circular contains an
admonition against the excessive use OF
icewater, and giving recipes for checking
and preventing chills and feyers, &c.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17

HARRISON N co. will offer,
Monday morning, q new line of
Dotted Swisses, Plaid and Check
Nainsooks, Plain aud Corded
Piques.
100 Silk ParaSOls to be sold at
about % cents on the dollar Off
cost, to close the entire stock.
The best 81 Spread ever sold
in Wheeling.
Beautiful line of new Irish
Point EmbrOiderieS, just re-
ceiyed.
Closing our Carpet Stock ut a
Sacrifice.
The entire stock Misses and
Boys Straw Hats must be closed
In the next 10 day, no matter
how great the sacrifice.
100 Sets Knives and Forks at
haIf-price, to close remnant or
auction stock.
HARMISON'S Auction store,
1l42 Matn Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
ENJOYABLE OCCASION.
school Graduates GO Ont of Town for
Change of Air.

Yesterday the graduating classes OF Tn
ion, Centre. Richie and Madison public
schools, on invitation OF Profs. Anderson,
Gwinn and Shepherd, went to Beach Bot
tom fer days rest aud enjoyment at the
hospitable residences of The gentlemen
named. The young ladies embarked on
the early morning train on the Pwiky, and
on arriving at their destination after
pleasant ride of some ten or fifteen min.
utes found that elaborate preparations
had been made to receive them,
swings, croquet, and games of various
kinds being in readiness to assist them in
securing days enjoyment. During the
afternoon, a number of the young people
took skitf ride to the Wellsburg gas well.
returning in time TO catch the evening
train for home. All report 3 most enjoy
able day. The following are the names OF
the participants: Misses Hannah J. Birch.
Alma Wilson, Bessie B. Baron, Annie J.
DAVIS, Carrie c. Zane, Annie J. Hines, Jes.
sic L. l.. ChsrDock. Annie NJ. Stevenson.
Emma l.. 0herman. Sarah NJ. Adams. Es-
sic NJ. Wright Annie n. Hess. Nettie II
Lang, Lizzie f. Crawford, Lucy Robinson.
and Ionic Long.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
AnEw nsrARWas

: SO
In the PFeeess - ClkaR Msoahtsesa'
ANY improvement In the curing Of 70
bacto or the manufacture Of cigaIs must
no,ssss m Absorbing interest for consumer
n the veeA. md beinR folly AWARE q this
fact NJ hssten to lay before our roaden
snsv ana superior oroeeen which - late
IL onme nnder our notica. It q customary
Iron, m.nnfaetnrera Of cieaPx vhen p1e-
nsr;n9 fhe iesf 10 ken m for several
laws 9ysnned hi damn cIothes and packed
in gooden hores. Vhs,e n scou ACQUIRES IN
nr.tw md ,5is.vreesble odor. md the
nsts,r.i Nevor and strenrth al The leaf
tH~-.h,, 49, r,nch in;nred- Cissys mol
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Jar superior 70 tne P .vu"sss y. vs.o. =. =.
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~ Iweiitn sueeI Ing socess mp"fT "a.
BY M: BEER, IN orie1, - iouos @
ieai, snsl penny Msmm e1 sno ' S, ~. ~.
euncneo as 70 lave .1S emu. III sns,.Is
nhsst pofuoh, .uInsu -; - . ~ ~
iof9eo IN Me Ssuue. .!,,..s
Is then placed IN ENC ooar aoo1t uxIeen
inches square, periecfy ar ugut AZ tnS
sides ana top, out having numefous slnau
Perforahons IN q space aoootth lncncs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17

The Knights OF st. George will give Q
trsnd picnic at Ferry Glen Grove on the
4th of July. A fine string band will %
present. and whoever has the opportunity
10 attend will not regret it. The Commit
tee on Amusements Is composed OF Messrs.
A. Stauyer. A. Hadlich, G. Heyman, G. ].
Mathison and VIVA. f. Weir.
Miss Aggie Riley, of Savannah, Ga, .
former pupil at Mt. de Chantal, is guest
of Miss Rate Kennedy, and will remain
until after the commencement exercises at
the Convent are over.
Ed Brues left for New York Thursday.
from which point he left direct for San
Francisco last evening He win make an
extended Californian tour with the inten-
ton of locating.
Miss Jessie Sharp, OF the Seminary, who
has been the guest of Miss Laura lawson,
of the Garden Spot, for the past few days,
left yesterday for her home in uniontown,
O.
Prof. d. F. Williams, Of the Normal
School at West Liberty, passed through
the city yesterday on his way to Cincfn-
natl, where he will visit his brother.
Prof. Frasher and lady and daughter,
Zanna. will attend the Commencement ex-
ercises at Washington and Jefferson Coi-
lege this week.
Messrs. Won Orden, H. H. Pendleton
and Ben. Hardesty, of the State University
line, are home to spend to-day with
friends.
Miss Maggie Tracy, Of Morristown, o.,
who has been visiting Miss Martha Nc
Curdy, of the South Side, returned home
Friday.
Mrs. J. Brilles left Friday to attend the
commencement at Wooster College, where
her son, Jacob Brilles, graduates with high
honors.
Mary Halsted OF the Island, and Mrs.
John Amerine, of Bridgeport, leave this
week for Oakland, to spend the summer.
Major Anderson, and daughter, Nellie,
left Thursday for several weeks tour among
the Springs Of Eastern Virginia.
Mr.. Frank Burdette, who has been visit.
ing friends in the city, leaves tomorrow
for his home in Kansas City.
Elmer Frasher left yesterday to attend
the commencement exercises at Washing
ton and Jefferson College.
Capt Devries and Messrs. c. w. Brook
unier and " B. Scott left Friday on short
business trip to Boston.
Miss Cramer, vice president OF the Fe-
male College, left Friday for her home in
Charlestown, W. Va.
st. Alphonsus school picnicked Thursday
at Father Kreusch's vineyard, spending
very enjoyable day.
Prof. Thos P Harvey, talented instruc-
tor of gainesville, Ohio, registered yester-
day at the Mcclure.
r. Foreman, a we'll known merchant OF
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, paid brief visit to the
city yesterday.
Lizzie Moore, of Tiltonville, returned
home Yesterday after a weeks visit to Is
land friends
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
IN MEMORIAM.
Last Tribute of Respect to the Late
Theo. Dram.

Last Tribute of Respect to the Late
Thee. Dram.
An informal meeting of the mould
makers was held last night for the purpose
OF making arrangements to attend the
funeral Of Thee. Dram. late foreman OF the
Belmont mould shop. Delegations were
present from the Central, South Wheeling,
Elson, Buckeye, Union, La Belle, Belmont
National, and Ohio Glass Works. Mr.. S.
Hopkins presided. 1t was agreed to meet
to-day at i2:3e p. NJ, at Labor Hall, Eighth
Ward, and proceed to the funeral IN q
body.
4 committee of the Glass Workers union
was present, and reported that they had
sent ont orders for all members to assemble
at the same time and place for the purpose
OF attending.
Lsrge delegations are eNpec ed from Mar
tins Ferry, Bridgeport and Beliaire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
THE CAPITAL BELL
Placed on u Tnrntabie and It's Posi-.
lion shifted.

Placed ON Turntabie ana It's t'ost'
ton shifted.
Ever since the Capital bell was first put
in the hammer has been striking in the
same place, and the constant pounding has
worn quite hole in the metal. Fearing
that longer use in the same position would
result in injury, Council, at its last
meeting instructed Chief Dunning to turn
the bell around so as to present new sur
face to the hammer. Mr.. Cumming at once
went to work on turntable, and yesterday
he completed the contrivance and with in.
finite trouble, the bell weighing upward oil
1000 pounds, it was placed beneath the
mass OF metal and its position shifted. The
turntable will heuceforth be allowed to re.
main under the bell, SO that in future,
should it become necessary, one man can
move il with ease. Great credit Is due the
chief and his men for the work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
HOMIaG PIGEONS.
4 FIy From steubenvilIe to Newark,
n. J., Next Wednesday.

A telegram from Steubenville says: On
the Goth inst, the Newark Pigeon Flying
Club, Of Newark, n. j., will liberate num-
her OF birds for the Andrew Albright prize
OF $50 in gold. The air line distance from
the city to Newark, n. j., is 337 miles. All
the clubs of New York Federation District
and Pigeon Fsnciers have been. cordially
invited to participate. All birds are to be
ceuntermarked. The distance will be
measured upon the official map and the
ayerge speed of each bird be the result 1t
is quite probable that large number OF
birds will be entered for the prize. The
birds will be liberated on the morning of
the goth by George Sterling of this city.
A number of the birds from New York
parties have arrived and will be Eberted
tomorrow morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
SLIGHTLY OFF,
The Facts In Regard to the Martins
Ferry Street improvements.

To ths Ettor ct the Register.
A little squib published in the Wheeling
Ns,rs-Nc,tsr Of June 10, 1853, contains so
much ialsehood and SO little truth that
AXE this means of branding the same as it
undoubtedly deserves. The single and
only iOta of truth in il is the proposition to
open up Fourth, Fifth and Centre streets,
in the little city of Martins Ferry. 1t has
not been even suggested by any one save,
perhaps, the talented author OF the Sluib,
TO open up Fifth street and charge the same
on the general tax list; but on the contrary,
nearly sll of those, Indeed may say every
one benefited by the opening OF Fourth
street, DetitiOned To have il opened on the
principal Of assessing both benefits and
damages principal recognized fully by
the statutes OF Ohio and many times
passed upon by the Supreme Court of
Ohio. Neither is it true in any sense, in
whole or in part, that il is sought to- open
up Fourth street, il "one or two parties
can sell their lots" In point Of fac, on
personal application made by me 10 both
of the gentlemen-one of them has sold
about all the lots he had for sale. and the
other has not had, nor does he intend to
sell any lots in any event, short OF his
death. So much for that lie.
OF sll the persons benefited by the open.
ing OF Fourth Street-Say from Hanover
street north on both sides Of Fourth street
end on the east side OF Fifth street and west
side of Third street-not one single
owner Of property could be found who OPP
POSED the opening Of Fourth street, save
only one man and his family, and he evil
IDENTIFY only in q PickHickian sense, As ii
is very evident al he wants is 70 force the
city to pay him an exborbitant price; 80
cen the same be said of the opening OF
Fifth street and a part OF Centre street.
In fact the only opposition to the opening
of these streets on the plan OF assessing
benefits and damages in a fair aud equita-
bic manner by disinterested parties, in
thorough accordance with law, comes from
man at the head of the opposition
family, who is forever prating about
what he has done and Is
doing for Martins Ferry" when it
is known TO all he only worked
for himself and his eTn selfish motives.
1t is very evident, too, that the squjb in
the Mars. Letter bv eertsin "ear marks OF
an advertising character in the same budget
is from young but entirely briehesS lawyer
now earning a livelihood as "errsnd boy
in railroad astorneyy's office. whom We
TeuId advise TO perfect himself in the law,
so when attempts TO incorporate the Mr.
tics Ferry Foundry again De can do 50
and no. have the company TO get another
attorney 70 do the work again, snd thus
having in small way prepared himser,
he can be permitted to give an opinion on
the 0p, rirg OF street. FJrgrU SrgSSr.
tscr., M l.ss' Hs,s-er thea vuY,Sa