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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-17
BOWMAN AND BUTLER.
Spicy Letters Bstween a West Vlr-
ginian and Gov. Ben.
AN INTERCHANGE OF COMPLIMENTS.
A Bold Warrior Who Will Go From
Our Mountain State Into the Land
ofculture and 0emolish the
TewksbuD Hero.

The REGISTER recently published from
the Boston Herald the two following
spicy letters which explain themselves
thoroughly. The third and last epistle has
Just been received by the REGISTER from
the author with q request that it be given
to the public. The first two are repub'
lished so that the last one will be under
stood:
VALLEY FURNACE, w. VA, August s. lssa
To His EJceileney BerydmfH +. Butler, 6'v'
e1n0r, etc.
SIR:-I wrote you some time since in re-
gard to aid for the Valley Furnace Library
Association. For some cause you have
seen fit to treat the communication with
silence, probably to thereby show your
contempt. Now | write you again TO give
us such aid as you see fit, and If you tail
to answer in some manner your silence
will be construed into contempt, and we
We will try to hate you with all the bitter
ness Of the past, and will do our best to be.
lieve the spoon story. In fact, you had
better give us 1900 than to have our
haired. for we will hate you with all the
bitterness OF yore and all the intensity oil
rebels. Yours truly,
A. c. BOWMAN,
Corresponding Secretary Valley Furnace
Library Association.
p, S.-I give you this chance to save
yourself. The officers OF our association
are: Capt. John B. Phillips, president,
James w. Bowman, vice-preSident; Stew
art Wilmot, secretary; A. c. Bowman cor
responding secretary. Bona tide OF lnsti.
tuition, for references, are Hon. Samuel
Woods, Judge OF Court OF Appeals; Hon.
w. S. Ice, Judge OF Second Judicial Circuit
Phillip, W. Va Hon Henry &. Davis
Piedmont, w. Va; Hon. W. l.. Wilson,
Charlestown, w. Va.
COMMONWEALTH OY MASSACHUSETTS,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
BosToN, September 3, 1888.
4. C. EwmoR, Corresponding Secretary Valley
Finuacc LdnQfy association, valley, FiT-
mace, ". "a:
SIR-Hsvirg large number OF appliCa'
tions from day T. d " from institutions ali
over the country, should have little else
TO do than read them if undertook to give
them my personal attention. Your second
letter, however, has been brought to my
notice. If there ever had thought crossed
my mind OF giving your enterprise any aid
this letter Of yours would have settled 1t.
never purchase love, and never do any
thing under the threat Of hate. Judging
your enterprise from its corresponding
secretary, it can certainly have no claim 70
assistance from anybody.
Very Truly yours
BESJIMIN F. Butler.
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A cHlMNeY's HIDDEN TREASURE.
The Property which ReforsaeA
Thief Had Concealed.

CHEEKIowAGA, n. v, September i6-ln
the summer Of 1879 stranger appeared at
the farm OF Scion Bruce, near this place,
FOR work. His hair was cropped close and
his face was forbdding. He gave his name
to the farmer and told him plainly that
he had been discharged from Sing Sing only
a short time. where he had been serving
sentence of two years for burglary. He
said that he was desirous OF leading an
honest life, and referred the farmer TO the
prison authorities. Mr.. Bruce was struck
with the mans apparent true repentance
and told him he mig ght remain at the farm
until the prison officers were heard from,
and hat II their report was good he would
be & ven work. The repor, was good. and
the man Was put 10 work on the farm.
lie remsined in the service OF Mr..
Bruce until last fail. having been
during all that time q faithful and indus
rriouS .mploye. lie went by the name OF
Wiscn, snd said that he had been brought
up pick pocket and thief from childhood.
ISs, fall he made up his mind TO go South.
Nothing was heard from him until few
DAYS seo, when Mr. Bruce received letter
from him. lie was in Texas. He said in
his letter that, as he might never come
this way again, IL Mr.. Bruce would make .
search in bis chimney he would find several
hundred dollars worth OF lewelrv which
the writer had taken from people In the
street in years past, and which he could not
restore, as the Identity Of tho could not
be known. He told Mr.. Bruce 10 dis.
pose Of il as he thought best The farmer
searched in the chimney and found at
least 81 coo worth OF gold rings, pins,
watches. and other valuable jewelry. Not
wishing to have anything 10 de- with the
stolen property. he shipped II by express
10 Wilson. What puzzles the farmer IL 10
know where and when his late smploys
obtained the jrwelry, as IL is not likely
that he could have come from the prison
with IL on his person. II looks as II ths
reformed thief had been plying his former
trade curing visits which he made ocoa-
sionaly 10 Buffalo, l.ockpori. and other
nelghboring towns and cities while hs
was working on the farm.
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TURN THE RASCALS OUT.
The Hill InVestjgatInS Report Its
Disclosures

WASHINGTON, September lG The report
OF the Hill Investigating Committee aims
to split the difference between duty to the
country and fear OF offending the Building
Eipg. Acting on the testimony, duty
would lead the committee TO declare that
tine contractors had run the Supervising
Architects office. Restrained by the
power of the contractors, the committee,
while they will not dare TO acquit Hill OF
b'sme, will not declare that the admins
tration of his office has been positively
incompetent, II not outraseously corrupt.
IL is notorious that a pressure has
been brought to bear on the corr
mittee to make 8 whitewashing report.
Such the report would be but for the pub
lie opinion which begins to be felt even in
the Treasury Department, demanding that
If the jObbery and corruption cannot be
stopped, the officials shall not, on every
occasion they are found out be endorsed
over as projections Of official honesty and
ability.
The report has been in Secretary Folgers
hands for some time. There is a rumOr
that he will improve tie opportunity to
storm the works Of the contractors and cor
ruptionists by drawing his own conclusions
from the testimony and making his own re-
concentrations. This perhaps is too nTuch
to hope for though there are those who
profess TO have reasons for believing it.
sharOn's Sat and Out Denial.
WAsHrNGToN, September Ex-senator
Sharon has arrived n the city, and when
interviewed in regard to his late arrest
said The charge against me was origi-
mated by an ex.coniCt from Sidney, New
South Wales. This vile scoundrel IS named
John NJ. Nelson. / bad woman elected
from the Palace Hotel because she was not
desirable. Ihave nothing TO say against
the woman. | really don know anything
about the charge at all. 1t is false, base,
libelouS, and originates with a man whose
character is black and low. But, as | was
saying, this woman bad been in.
vited TO leave the house, and
she did leave. That same evening, be-
fore | was leaving for Washington Nelson
came into the hotel and demanded money
from me for the woman. told htm TO
send her around herself, and he said that
she wouldn't come, and that il l didn't
give it that, as she had no character to
lose, she would make it warm for me.
simply told him to get out, and then the
next thing that knew was arrested as !
was going to the train. 1t was shameless,
scandslous proceeding, and some one may
have to suffer for it.
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1867, and that In respect thereto our his
tory shall be corrected, and national integ-
rity vindicated, making him again the
Democratic leader. If that thought be be-
hind this movement and instigating it,
those who entertain it may be assured that
calumny will fall harmless ct his feet, and
at the feet OF the Democracy; that the at
tention of the people can not be diverted
from the political arrangement OF 1881, but
that the issue upon the wrongs of the past,
reform for the future must be met.
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MOODY IN CHICAGO AGAIN.
Greeted with Great Crowds at His
Former Church.

CHICAGO. September I'D. /. Moody,
the evangelist, preached at his old church
on Ch;csgo avenue this morning. Admis
sion was BY card. The church seats =, 2O.
cards were issued to $500 and about
2 500 crowded into the church, filing
the aisles and vestibules to suffocs.
ton. and demonstrating that the people
had lost none of their regard for their
foTmer pastor. The main entrance vas not
Available, owing 10 8 defective sidewalk,
and the only possible entrance was through
q narrow side door. The street WAS blocked
before the door could be opened, aud when
n wss turned on its hinges there
wa, 40 great q rush that = number OF
women and children, being unable to
Sst out or In, were seriously
snrt and some tainted after getting in.
side, The sermon was Mr.. Moody's u'usl
sospel srpeal, to which a number re
snonded for prsyers. In the afternoon ne
dsIiyered an illustrated talk the Sunday
school. In the evening the crush va'
scarcely less than in the morniue, sDd an
overflow meeting was held IN the ler'u {
roonI. Mr.. Moo tvs conEe1tioa ~ Clr :.
,i.n workers. whi"!4 lssss tA!ss diys, will
Desin Va Iassasy.
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~s., C,,.ea Their Death.

EIiE. Pa, September l5.-The people of
Jscison Station. Q auburb Of Erie. are sI'
citsd over the suspicious death OF George
IEgsne and bis two young sonz-all ofwhom
vere attacked with . mAladJ indicative
Of poison. They died In borrble sgon y,
iheir botiies being fearfuJly swollen. Foul
play il suspected, and former lover Of the
vile and mother involved The graves
will be opened and tbs bodies examined
for psison.
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swifrs Latest Discovery.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y. September l6.-Prof
Swift, director Of the Warner observatory,
discovered comet this evening in the con-
stellation of Drace. It is a significant fact
that the only two comets discovered this
year are in the same constellation and so
near each other. Prof. Swift receives War.
ner's prize OF 500. The fully brilliant
northern lights prevented extended obser-
vation, but the motion Of the comet is
south westerly.
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OuestionabIe GompauIonship.
Two QuarreIsosne MeSssans.

GALVESTON. TEx, September l6.-The
News San Antonio special says: Two Mex.
leans, Vidal snd COntee, Of wealthy add
influential connection, and brothers-in-
law. had a family disagreement and en-
countered each other durtng independence
celebration last night. In order 10 avoid
wsrring on the occasion they agreed to go
TO a secluded spot and settle their difficulty.
The programme was carried out Vidal
was the most active, disabling Cantee by q
stiletto stab above the eye and two iCcis-
ions in the back. The wounded man was
removed to the family residence, and Vidal
was jailed. 1t is thought CAntee will die.
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A MONTREAL sArk fsils.
A Resalt Many Firms are In 0ress
Danger. I'd

Deo8DEs
MONTREAL, September l6. The directors
Of the Exchange Bank resolved this even.
ing to suspend payment to morrow morn
ing and put the bank into liquidation un-
I'll the temporary pressure is over. Liabii.
tiles 5000, coo. Deposits $i30, 900. The
lsst statement showed Q surplus over all
lisbilities including . half million OF capi.
tai. The cause Of suspension come,
from discounting large amount
locked by inactive estates u
ken over by creditors. The Directors
say all circulation will be met promptly.
There are grave fears Of commercial trouble
as the bank was said TO be carrying some
weak firms. The Directors are all wealthy
men and four OF the five hold nearly three
fourth Of the stock. Their names are Thos.
Craig, President; A. w. 0gilvie, YIoe. Pres
ident; Alex Bunture, <. n. Greene and
Henry Butler. This is the second failure
Of the bank.
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A PREACHER GONE WRONG.
Ayvestcd and Jaiitd for Committing
Abortion.

ALmxY, n. T., September lG.-The Rev.
Albert +. Nedder. pastor OF the n. Y.
Church at Yves, Mil,on. Saratoga county,
wss arrested to-day a. the principal, and
DR.. Jas. A. Patterson, OF this
city, As accessory TO the crime
OF abortion. The complainant iS
Anna Water, the young daughter OF Silas
Water. n farmer OF West Milton. II IL al
legged that Patterson performed the opera
ton at the request Of Veddrr and wss
partially successful The woman was dan.
RerousIy III, but recovered sufficiently 10
come here and make complaint.
Vieddsr wss arrested ss he was about 70
enter the Methodist EpisoopSl church st
Kington, where he was 20 preach. He wss
brought 10 this city aud sent 10 sil. Both
deny their gnilt.
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HeRVozaaaaA.

The monent there Is danger OF impair
ussnt Of the mind from excessive nervous
exhaustion, or whore there exists forebod-
iI.gs of evil, q desire for solitude, shunning
and avoiding co1psny, vertigo and ner-
yous debility, OF when insanity bas slre.dy
taken place. Psruna and Nanalin sbouid
be i'm piicitly relied On. Bnt it 1t 10 never
we'll 10 uAit 90 long before treatment u
commenced. The early symptoms are .
OF strength, softness Of The muscles dim
or weak sight. peculiar eIp.essioa oi t1s
face and eyes. coated toogtue, Win ION
paired dIgesti3n: or 10 others, certA'n
powers only are lost, while they are otnet'
uite enjoying compsratlvely good ne.iso.
In ell these Peruns snd Aanslin sh'aia ~
o3cs be taken.
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Fresh JeHish Ontbreaks az senIy.

Prsru. September l6 There have been
fresh sn'i Jewish disorders in the Sesly
cjStr:Cr
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Killed Almost Instantly.
Special TO 10 Re1iSts.

CHARLEsTowS, September l5.-Willism
Runyon, a nstive OF ROaDe county, was
killed by the west bound passenger train
on the Chesapeake & Ohio road about ff-
teen miles east Of here this evening, He
vss sitting astride a sizing OF timber on
the Cabin Creek bridge and tie steps OF
one Of the cosches strack him in the fore.
lead, smashing his skull and killing him
instantly. He was nineteen years Of ace.
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sMisHUP At THREE L0CusTs.


GALror, o, September I6.-About mid.
pipbt Friday night. near Three I,ocnsts.
seven miles west Of here, . freight train on
the Bee Line road ran into . fat car. The
whole car was wrecked. Conductor Charles
lanes bed both legs broken, Brakeman
Goucbsr. Of Kushylvania, was killed and
Fireman Robert Linden badly injured.
Engineer Mace Conner escaped by jump'
ing.
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R"dscnI Georgia An,nor,,,o.

IL ~ "N. September Is W Nm
,.,. "' ne N-E York Police Ci,zet,e. Wa
,,.'.! .,"''ted of distributing an ob.
o. .-'. rsEsnaPer, and sentenced
n s"' -re o.. Sl.'Wn. or serve one y-,- in
10. IN ta7s. Several weeks arI Mo,
F., ,oNe a-re by order Of RIchsrd X
r,r,l. -.''o- g the paper named t1
=, '.'r T"6sr tie law p,sssl in
r-.l ,' F' i here sud the trial excited
rsr,ls- The presiding juige stated
'i-..,L. Il Impose the full penSl,y he
c,F,rs ,-'-' Cant vas seeking 10 ger a
'r,r,.... - ppDer. which has been
'l-..,. .a .'r I've years. The case wiII ba
'n '' '!e Supreme Gor-. "''' 's
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ANNA Andacie,i AVID Ro,,,ed

;Atfhs-"'N, PENN September lG-Cln.
s,,.e's'.s excitement was created here this
1'lis'.H, n when Constable Fink brought 10
~ ALd., x itancaTner q tramp, on a
..-s'Se ..Se 'i aCdrc, ing Alice Wenrich. about
'.eNsn yeas c!i and killing her by roast.
=, her ailve- The child was stolen from
., parents m the town ct Anuvi.le ,lis
. ,.. .l'l ', %n'E; Hve weeks ago. since which
ne r",hlns has been seen or hsa-l of the
H. i.sng1yner was srrsStei and there ia
u '." OF 'ya''Ing him. Tie tramp dsnies
- s-''1 tut ,'aisS hat the srl j in the
,'+ ,''.,. "D 81 o.. ,-isLmsa whose name he
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y.,,., v.x~t. H.v,h.,n n..sss.

WhsmIsrTos, September IG-Surgsos.
General Hamilton. OF the Marine Hospital
Sery !ce, has Information from Yuma, Ari.
IONA, Of the existence OF yellow fever IN
8 % vmss and Mszalton In hsIico. He
ssys, however, thsrs 10 no reason for fears.
AS the disease will netspresd into Ariro M,
sn 1 from his information a. IN ths cbsrss-
ter Of the country and ci matte oonditioo
Of that region OF MsIioo In which the dis.
s1ss has appeared b does not think II viii
aresd much there.
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SILLY ANNIE WHEELER,
Eutfcsd 20 Hsw York snd ThAa Rob

KEv YoRK, Ssptsnber l6.-George A.
Hale, - years old, visited Nea Haven re
ctnriy. where he represented himself as
tie seent Of n Rev Yosk firm. BE
rented q rom from Mrs Wheel
er, sEd became very intimate with
her daughter Annie. LAST Friday he
induced hsr to come 70 this city with him
To The police to-day Miss Wheeler oom-
psIined lbst Hale hsd sfaoA0nsd her.
tkipg her gold watch and chain
and ether property, together With
a cheek for h.r trunk which she had left
st the derJt. TIE police traced Hale 10 q
bosrdirS housH. where they found hin
examining IT,. contents OF Miss Wheel.
ere irnnk, which he hsd ob;alnsd with
U,e cheek
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Main. FI,hermen s,,II Missing.

PORTLAND, MAINE September l6-Port-
land schooners, John Pan, Captain Nathan
iel La,hrm and VIM. Smith, Captain
Douty, both fishermen, have not bsen
heard from since the late gale. 1t is feared
both were lost with their crews of fifteen.
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NxsBuEYros1, Mhss., Bsptsmbsr 10
Hen. ], b. Morss died 10 dsy OF spopisry.
at the sgs Of hfty-ss%sn years He .as ID.
itoY Of tbs NewSurypsst Herald ios
tenty. one years, and sftsrvsrds Of the
noston Traveller and Courier.
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StechhaIaers WaaI q Receiver.

CmCAGo, September l6.-Fredesick Ar
mold and Conrad Faust stock holders in the
Sigwslt Saving Machine Company, Of CAi.
cago. fiIsd a bill Yesterday, ssking for q
receiver. The SompaEy Was SrganiEsd In
1878, With a capital sbock Of 5000. all OF
uh;ch complain Ents shsee hsvs bean
,wa.joFed up By bad management.
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,n.nnn,ari.., Mnrk nt Sprlnr CIIY.

CHATTANOOGA September l6-The inoeL..
disrv Use q. SpIing City to-day DESTROYED
the Spring News building snd four others.
LOSS Sl5Ota.
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pnrhfeIfar,a Hasf Na-a

H1rTy.-Ep. ssrtrmbSr Is -Wm Rnck.
f,iLI', t,sr1. Cirnra ant irhPperdenes.
rI.y,nb,J +. Gi:i~r;. r-nitrA m ChIrs-r
Opk prrt /: :,irr,'a- 10 S-AI %:IS n pfi'
,ap. AAg5-. - ...iie .As Nae ~ s.ls.
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CsIlo, ILL.,, septsabef ia freight
trsin on the lion Mountsin road ran into
the Express train Of the 1eIss narfow
Guses st Alhsmont crossing Last night o.
mollsAing ths mai and bssgsgs esf. No.
kody Was hu1t.
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sAUA RoESLaA
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rotIsusv and Pits.

thank the gisrr of all gifrs." writes >.
ns,shsiJ. of CRANKY. SeHton Co. NO.;
for giving me Sspsas n feTias u eniea
p,y d.rrhier'- epiiept'e iis. oi . r'an
s--Ll.pg. Gtt si drpsss;s:s. sl %
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A ,..p.y... ys.sis GssyieG

NTw YoEK. September ~. - Minnie
Smith. twenty-five yesrs Of age. snd .
prisoner on BLsckwelps isisnd, jamp.d
from ,Ss upper lief In the prison % The
grounl floor la,t night and vas Instantly
killed
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-. rrrtse-Ar0S1 RsoeOty % 1sssa.
TIE success Of merit whs. once sseeg-
rIrsd .s . suoeea Invariably e1citsS e
t,sr;ion a.d stim ulstee envy, hssreo.
,'.Ijcs ard Oh upobsritableness. No nsa
~ enurpriss is worthy of regard vhoss
,'ro,siton hs; no. been .Sns q .:u. sns s,,.o. ~
,oisud ors, whose attsnpt % ..
mud. d.lams or destroy. . riksss2as
caufs bas bsen deie:'tdA a. .f'sr s,,.stc ~,
.sct!on. The pspopiy Of trutb. 20 non'sy ~.
md fair cealing 70 Ill hn esossa " ~
Louisi,ns Lou State Iettery TO Be inysnoie's -
spy stack upon the intssrity Of ,ns 20
ssemsnt Of is distsibutioss by Gs1sr."; !.,s :.
T Bssursgsrd Of Ia, and aen @ = .ans ~ M.
,opo.nisd one msy grumb.s, pns'is oI,n. s.
iGn Is unsnincu. t6sis...y'hi.. !. =, ga 20
and ,s-sre. The nsIt dfss'os n, ts =, "a "a
ncpi nna irisrms.ioa desired viii be .,s-a -
sSy,ies,ien 70 n. A. DauPhip. ssa, De
I a1s, In.
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Packing House ne~srsyed.

HEw HAyES, CoSS.. September l6.-The
hacking house OF F. 8. Andrew ba'ned
This sfiernoon. Los s2a.tOO; insurer
Forty men will be thrown out ct emp9y
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Russia's Real Position.

ST. PETERSBURG, September i6.-The
Journal le St. Petersburg welcomes the re-
cent article in the North German Gazette
denying that the poSsrs We're irritsted
aoainsi Russia because OF recent events in
Bulgaria The Journsl says should Prince
Arthur Of U,ssris fail IN his appointed
task the pesoe of the East and perhaps
Europe would be imperilled
FEesh Jew lab Outbreaks at Sealy.
PEsru. September l6 There have been
f-esh sn:i Jewish disorders in the Sesly
CiStr:C'.
Di<astrous FLOODS in italy.
LoNp0N, September l6 Disastrous )ods
are PR vaii;ng III the district OF Tarsnto,
". Many lives have been lost AMI q
large number OF cattle swept away.
TrOHbIe in Hungary snbsidiBE.
TIE disturbance on the Banat frontier
of Hungary is subsiding. Kemise. 9 we'll
known sgltatUr. is smonR the persons AZ
reeied in connection With the disturbances
In q conflict between the military and the
people st koStsrnicEa IN 0roasfa many
persons we're killed and wounded.
Recommending an & krhitratIon.
IoSDoN, September Ia The Traies
Union congress at B;rmingh.m vesl-risy
ra-Sed resolutions SHvl ,rv Ihrt ne strike
a. tbe Ashton srilsE ,9.s be se!lsa By ar.
! el6anoa.
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For TI--,-- ~ - September IL, 1850.
'l'rsrs;s =. ~ six years, suffering from
E'd :, &c "a general weakness I bsvs
I,,' c,r. 10 {" les Of Hop Bit,ers. and tbsy
- >, = =, 9,0bd-rs for me I an vi vi, 'a arS
"s;t' - -, shi ,l at ard sleep wcli. I
- E-Eca :cr Hop Bi'ssrI
elGNA IsoESLaA