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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-16
TOILET TALK.

Wash in rain water, il possible. II sottens
the skin, and needs but little soap.
Battle the hands and face every evening
with milk, and rub with lemon. This pre-
vents sunburn.
Do not pinch the hand up in hot mosque.
taire kid gloves. The silk ones or lace will
look as well, are as fashionable and twice
as comfortable.
Do not lace unless you wish to suffer uu'
told misery, or wear tight slippers or shoes
Wear slippers whenever you can, as they
are always the coolest.
Wash the front hair in soap and water
every evening before retiring. This opera.
tion keeps it dry and gives II crisp look,
which effect is so much sought after, and II
the hair comes uncurled it will not hang
limp on the forehead.
Wear shields under the sleeves OF every
dress, and if you perspire much between
the shoulders, place square of light han
mel next to the skin. This absorbs the
Precipitation and also keeps the body from
the danger OF sudden drafts.
Do not use paint or powder il the weather
is warm, for it is almost sure to be observed
A light application Of rice powder several
times day will keep the face from becom'
ing glossy, and will also cool the skin,
Powder the hands and neck also.
A good wash to apply to the face fol
freckles or tan is made Of cucumbers and
milk. The cucumber is sliced thinly and
crushed in the milk. Rub on the face be.
fore retiring. Ii these rules are followed
out you will find yourself better looking
and more comfortable than heretofore.
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UNITED AT LAST.
A Romance of the White Sulphur
Springs.
Strange Meeting of a Divorced Wife with
Her Husband and the Lover
of Her Youth.

The Atlantic City Review relates
an actual occurrence at that bathing re-
sort of the meeting of three persons who
had been intimately connected in their
former lives, ending in the marriage Of
two long-psrted lovers. The heroine,
Mary b. Donoghue, ten years ago, when
only sixteen years Of age, was the belle
of Virginia village. While at the
White Sulphur Springs five years ago
she was persuaded by her mother to
marry a young Austrian named Fras-
cati, whose debts and designations had
driven him from home to America.
Two years ago her only child died, and
a divorce procured her release from the
Cruelty of - Brutal Husband.
Since then she had seen neither her
husband, whom she never loved, nor
the lover who fled the country on her
ill-fated marriage. Among the throng
on Sunday gazing out upon the ocean
from the porch Ofthe New Inlet House,
by strange irony, were the two men
Frascati, the Austrian drunkard, the
divorced husband, on one side OF his for
mer wife; John Saunders, the lover
who had grown sick with longing for
face now not twenty feet away-yet
each of the others presence.
Driven no doubt to despair by remorse
and penury, Frascati wandered away
along the shore. When he plunged in
he did not know whether he could
swim out, or whether he would drown
his sorrows once for all, and find
grave beneath the waves. But WON.
ans startled shrek ran shrilly out over
the evening air; his own wife had seen
his wild leap, all ignorant that this was
the man who had
wrecked q Young Life.
Her accents touched chord no other
voice had ever walked in Saunders
heSrt. he rushed toward the spot from
which il seemed to come, and dragged
Frascati dripping from the water. a
mutual and triangular recognition fol-
lowed and there, in the presence OF the
man who had always loved her, Mary
DOuOghue's divorced husband knelt
and prayed her forgiveness. AT the
quiet marriage which took place the
same evening in the house of an At
lantic City clergyman, Saunders was
Joined for life To the woman he had al
WAYS loved. FraSCati witnessed the
ceremony, but how was the minister to
know that the divorced anu erring huS-
band thus ratified the marriage OF his
own former wife TO the man who had
saved his life? How stranger after all
is truth than fiction; how true it is that
all things come to those who wait!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-16
P1lea.

Piles are frequently preceded By sense
OF weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection OF the Kidneys
OF neighboring organs. At times, symP-
toms OF indigestion are present, as hatu-
ency, uneasiness Of the stomach, etc. a
moisture, like perspirstion, producing .
very disagreeable itching particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, ID very
common attendant Internal. External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the ap-
plication OF DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
wkicb acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense
itching. and effecting permanent cure
where e. other remedies have failed. DO
not DELAY until she dram on the system
produces permanent disability, but try 1t
and be cured. Price, so cents. Sold by A.
T. Young, c. Moenkemoelles and Logan q
Co., Wholesale agents.
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pafr0launl.

TITrsvILLE, Pa, July 1.-THE market
opened at 81 OSH; highest 81 6SH; Lowest
81 OS1S; closed at 81 0l&5; charters l,52i:
runs 60, $50, shipments 6O,9S7.
PITTSBURGH, July 4.-Petroleum-Ac,
tive; United certificates weak and closed
at 81 o415; refined 81 07BGSl OK PniIa
delpbia delivery.
OIL CRY, Pa, July 1i.-Petroleum-
Market opened at 81 0S; highest 81 1919
lowest 81 O324; closed at 81 0SB. Sales,
S,647, 900 barrels.
BRADFORD, PA, July l4.-Crude Oil
Weak and lower shipments for to day s.,
9SS barrels; charters "A 524 t..rrels; clear
antes 1880 barrels. United pipe line
certificates opened at 81 0sh and closed a
Sli4l highest price 81 0SX; lowest 81 C4E
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-16
Consumption.

Consumption is often the result of not
curing a cough or cold at the proper time.
People seldom realize their mistake until
they have fallen victims TO this terrible dis
ease. when it often proves too late. Take
advice, and when troubled with coughs,
colds, asthma, whooping cough, Group, in.
fuenza, bronchitus, pains in the chest and
all diseases of the throat and lungs, use
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, an
infallible remedy for the above named
diseases. Ask your druggist for it. price
SOC. Sold by A. T. Young, G. Moenkemil-
Ter and Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-16

while shopping)- becoming, indeed!
The idea OF any one suggesting my
wearing Q hat of such q colori / should
certainly die" Newly engaged sales
woms n (who partly overhearsand who
has been instructed to fall In with sug-
gestions): ~ think, myself mis-, you
would do well to dye 1t. It's shade,
too, that will take almost any color,
and would be 80 becoming, thea!'
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maSeM&THg
Saved Him 1900 Dollars.

ADAMS, n. Y, Jan. ~, 1857.
used good deal of your kendall's SPAWN
Cure with great success. thought would
let you know what il has done for me. Two
years ago had as speedy q colt as was ever
raised in jefferson county. When was break.
ing him, he kicked over the cross bar and got
fast and tore one of his hind legs all TO pieces.
Iemployed the best farriers, but they all sald
he was spoiled, He had very large thor
ough pin, and l used two bottles OF your
Kendalls SPAWN Cure. and 1t took the bunch
entirely of, and he sold after wards for sl,D
Cdollars,, / have used II for bone SPAWN and
wind gals. and II has always cured COM
pletely and left the leg smooth.
II is a splendid meaIctne for Theum atisIn. l
have recommended II to a good many. and
they ali say 1t does the wo:k. was In With
erington & Kneeland's drug store, In Adams,
the other day and saw a very hne picture you
sent them. tried TO buy II, but could not;
they said II / would write to you that you
would send me one. 1 wish yen would, and
l will do you all the good can.
Very respectiuIly. T. 8. LYMAN.
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FOR SALE.

XIyEIL MT 4 Bl.lSHED TIN An D H0unH
w Furnishing Goods Buslne>s
We ofteT for salc our stock OF 1inWarc,
Stoves and Housr Furnishing 9ooda store
Fixtures, etc, Also complete sci OF Tinners
Tools, Machines, Benches, etc. The location
Ia one OF the best In tho city, with good sstab-
lishsd trade. Win sell complete or wtnout
tools and mnchiuss, ~ desired. For further
In 10, n, al ton call ON ur address
GODFREY q MlLt.I0AN,
Corner Market and rwcnty.second streets,
WIr,ling, v. Va. iyitedh
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NOTICES..
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Elk.
i isting between VIM. link and Albert
Zifk, under the frm name Of VIM. link
Son, is this day dissolved By mutual consent,
Albert link retiring.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the late frm are earnestly requested 10 call
and make settlement with VIM. link, who
alone Is authorized to settle the accounts Of
VIM. link & Son.
The business will be carried on n the old
stand. Is heretofore. WIN. link,
spl4 ALBERT INK
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ron CALI.

An EXCELLENT oPPORrUNITy-A
last twenty-five years, Il now Offered on
liberal terms. Satisfactory reaAons tor ell.
ing will lie given. Parties will Addrea In par
son or by mail, Z. A. Schaefer 4 Co.. Hal
Estate Agents Telephone ca mrEh
ECR SALE-A DESIRABLE BUILDING
IL cot on Market street, between seventh
ana Eighth streets. For further inform allen
address or apply to the undersigned Of Rnaus.
TAN office W. J. JOHNSTON.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Droyers' Jour
nal reports: Hogs-Receipts $500 head ;
shipments 5000 head; market brisk at
and lO@15c higher at 81 1906 10; heavy
IS 1O95 40; light S. 1905 rs; skips 50 90
IA 60; closed easy.
Cattie-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
$500 head; market fairly active and steady;
exports IS 60@5 80; good to choice ship
ping So 20@5 20; common to medium 81 oo
as 10.
Sheep-Receipts $50 head; shipments
GOO; market dull and steady; inferior to fair
81 0O@3 co; good So 80; choice to extra
20 *
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, July IA Dry Goods.The
market developes increasing demand chiefly
for seaSonable specialties, OF which good
distribution is being made. Staple cottons
apd mems wear wooleus have been in light
request and business unimportant.
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nsasI6Sl vas g. J.

a.lSSsss se -. :. sssss5|
..ee::. s1slS - - - - ~
sai:sy - E - ...,s.
Hsm, kidney trouble @ any vsaln0 Vill
b alm1t new b. UA19 hel Attsrl ~
Ny Vie and dal9ntev9nAds healthy
By he uss Of hop Rttes end ] rscommsnd
them tony psePaA-aghtAsdit Clsrsymaa.
Aak any good dostof u hop
Btttss arc Hoe IL ~ hnily medicine
On eartn. -
Malsrial fever Agusrld Biliousns.s will
hsys every nsfah6sEhssa = seon = hop
bittsfs arrive. -
"Ny mother dfoys tHs paalysis and nsu.
ralg1s ill ont Of ~ systsm with hop bit.
tefs"-E. 0syeEo Son.
Keep the kidpsys healthy With hop be.
tsFs and you need not lear Slekne0.
Ice vatsr II rsnaasd harnls. aud more
refreshins ard rsvivins With hop bitssn IN
st IS. ~ q yo..a Tor tAsss.a and i.a-
IN cop uSScnh - 81 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-16
Kendall's SPAWN Cure
ON HUMAN FLESH.

VEvAY, Ind, August II DOH
Dr. b. J. Kendall & Co.. Gents:-Ssmple o.
circulars received TO-DAY. Please send me
some with my imprint printed on one side
only. The Kendall's SPAWN cure Is In excel
mails, but for human ailments also. Mr.. Jos.
Vorls. one Of the leading farmers in our coun'
ty, sprained an ankle badly, and knowing
on himeelf. and it did far better than he mad
expected. Cured the sprain in very short
o:der. Yours respectfully,
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for s.. All
DRUGGISTS have II or can get Il for you, or II
v iii be sent 10 any address on receipt OF pTice
by the proprietors, DR.. b. j. Kendall q Co.,
EnosburRh kalls, VT
Send for illustrated circular. 49,,
SOLD BY ALL DRU66ISfSS ylLSc
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 14.-Liye Hogs-Firm;
common and light 81 25@3 60; packing
and butchers 81 S5@4 80. Receipts 700
head; shipments 300 head.
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RAupoAD RoSDs-Weak.

RAILROAD BOSDS-W eaK.
SEOCKs-Have been heavy and depressed.
In the early dealings Canada Southern
broke pa per cent, and the whole market
declined rapidly. Speculation was feverlsh
throughout, on reports of yellow fever at
the South and on the revival OF rumor5
Of a strike OF the telegraph operators. The
bears were not slow TO take advantage OF
the prevailing distrust and hammered the
entire list. They succeeded in shaking out
considerable long stock. Towards the close
a rally of 4 to IA per cent. took place, but
a portion OF the improvement was
subsequently lost. As compared with
yesterdays closing, prices were active but
shares were q TO rs per cent lower. n
specialties Alton and Terre Haute fell OIL
to s: Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe IL,
East Tennessee preferred l; Indiana,
Bloomington and Western IL; Manhattan
Beach L; New York and New England
X; Norfolk and Western preferred 2;
Pacific Mail /; Pennsylvania, Decatur and
Evansville IL; Pullman Palace IL; Rich
mond and West Point terminal l, and st.
Louis and San Francisco 81; New York
Central lent at 64@l.32; New Jersey Gen.
II fiat and other stocks 1@2 per cent.
Toward the close money bid up per cent,
but later returned to and closed at per
cent.
Transactions, $40, 172 shares.
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knturday. Aasast ~. 1853,

commencing ri ~ o'clock .. IN. ON the prsmi,
s.s 10 he I"id, sell al public suction ibe real
that II o,ny: A tract Of land situated on
tie head waters Of the south fprk OF mort
Creek, in ohio county aforesaid, known e
the home farm Of James Wayt, ana on wblcn
the said James wayt has for many years re-
sidrd. containing one hundred AMI nsSsnty.
1--WE aerrr, moro or less, and bon nded on lhe
south by lands OF Martin Conley, samuel
Smith and Robert CHM, on the eat by lands
Of James Kline, on the north by ianns OF John
Wayt, and on the west by lands q =. y; Jacoo
and Iosish ChaPinc butths sAls rssi sst ~.
spt ciai receiver In raid cause 10 hober "
Wayt, for n term ending with the Sist day OF
March. .sa, hich lease Is on ne snonx "a
Robert Agrees among other things, - fol.
lows: "that he Will not plow or break Any
portion ~ tho snid farm which h nov ~
meadOw that In the fall Of The year lss! he
will seed IN heat all Of the stubbie tea q on
said farm. and not leas than one hall of tbe
land which shall have been planted IN oorn
ns.ri1h.IesS. should he nos he The tenant OF
said farm after ths slst day OF March ls4S
feitheT ecBu,r the said farm shall have i,e~n
s1m. other rrrsIn,, 10 have one bslf ~ the
CROPS producrd rom tho aced ~ 10 be ovu
by him ss Aforesaid. upon his paving ons:
hail Of The opens OF hMvss', , 80 !.
T,rms ~ saie -Ops-tbird Of the Dutchass
money, Orto much more ~ The pufchnneS
sInain der In two equal ipstAlmsats. payable
respectively In one asd tvo years sitter the
DAY of sale, with Interest from that day the
payment 81 the deferred nstaimsat. To ee
secured by q deed Of trust upon The laid rial
estate. or by the retaining Of the Title.
RRSSssk skE Whit,
HGSRY n. kUHakLL
hereby certify that bonl hes beea sivss
In the above entiusd osuss, ~ rsquissd ~
ia Ssi9i 'u'' 10 n NccoLI OCH, C1srt.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Easy at 2a2H Per Cent.-Gov-
eruments Lower stocks Heavy
Flour Dull Wheat without
Change.
New YORK, July 14-Money easy at 2@2H
per cent, and closed at 3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 1861 per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills, dull at 4SiA;
demand 4S7A.
CONVENIENT BoNDs-Lower except for IS,
which were steady.
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Tuc..ia,. Auxu>tIt, lisa.

nj the front door Of the Court Borse, sell ~
Iullic auction Ia the highest and besi IBID.
der, the following part ot the said property,
to.wit: The rear Hub-di visions of ssid lots =, y
and ~. about 49, feet In depth, upon whica
IN stone quarry, and the middle subdivision
OF lot No. 10. with tho adjoining ten feet OF
lot No. y. maxine n lot Of 70 feet In width aud
100 feet In depth.
A plat 81 the property can DO ssen al my
ONCE No u Twelfth street.
Terms Of Sale one third OF the purchase
money cash the balance In ous and TO
YEAR, with interest from the day OF sails.
JOHN K McKENNAN.
iyltoavt Trustee.
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= rf from Youthful Imprudence
VIlff0fnfc causing Nervous Debility
AuIIGlUtO mental and physical weak
49, Taiuaole inform alton Tor home cure
ness cOcc Usad 3 years sue
.ass,pl,v. Or. A. G. fhEEi DIN box 2E2Chicsgo
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tn, public u rs7ues1i osvsfsiiy - notia ~
ner and enlarged Sehsm< 10 Be- drawn sestIy.
s%CAPITAL PBl8R. o7s.ooo~
T,cksts only o. 1oAsu In peoposeoo.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE or 4 DEED OF TRUST
ID from r. r. No Mrchcu "a me. datei Arch
10 lsNl, aud recorded IN deed ~ trust book
40. l.; pRsc as Ia Tho Office of The clerk OF
the County Court az ohio cOuniy. West Wiz
gina. convey ing lots = aud tJin Caldwell.
addition In the city Of Wheeling fronting ieS
feet on Twen;y-nin'h street, and running
back ~ feet, excepting apart ~ lot No ana
. paIt q, lot No. ., thcreIofore soii To John
Powell ANA Mary Nc ariy Ia trust to sccuro
J. I. I.akin or any holder thereof. the pay.
inert 81 two notes ihcr-.n copied, ! vi, ou
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, July l4-Wheat-Dull, lower
and easier; No. 2 red winter cash 81 O9A;
seller July 81 90; August 81 O9H: Septem-
Der 81 II; October 81 124; year 81 90; Jan,
uary 81 l7H. Corn-Firm; No. cash and
seller July Sc; August 52Ac; September
53Hc. Oats-Dull No. seller August Bic;
G. ntemher 81 &c
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-11
TaE OUTLOOK

From all parts Of the 'antry comes
the most cheering Intelligence concern
ing the prospects for an unusually pro-
dnctivs yield of wheat, Umatills's staple
article Of export. The cold weather
and continued rains had begun to cool
the ardor aud dampen the spirits Of the
timid. But we have taken some troub-
le to ascertain the facts aud are pleased
TO state that there never was season
Of greater promise. The wheat around
Heppner and along Willow creek is as
healthy locking as could ba desired.
Those who recently located there are
jabilsnt over the prospects. In the
neighborhoed Of Prospect and Margin
ranches and all through the famous
Cold Spring country, the appearances
indicate a more prolific yield than ever
before. oa the foothills east of the
city the prospects are equally encOnrAg-
ing and hattering while in the vicinity
of Weston il seems almost superb ,ous
to add, that its reputation for fertility
will be more than sustained, the growth
being SO rank sn some places that il has
bean deemed advisable to pasture stock
on it. From the vicinity OF Centerville
Milton and Helix. from C1us creek
Dry creek, yansycle and Juniper com.
the same encouraging accounts. Truly
"thsre are good times coming."-Wes
ton LsaIer.
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wither individual manhood and con-
cience and TO absslye men from, stnss
of personal duty and obligation"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-11

The great majority of troubles and
trials which btfaIi man In this earth
life arise directly from the general nee-
lect on the part Of man 10 perform per.
sonal duty. These tribnIstions fall
without respect To person 81 q penalty
fJr the ain Of neglect, or willfol omission
70 perform those we'll known duties
which bsspeak their own Observance II
ell persons wonId willingly, chserfaIly,
and promptly perform AL pLiiga:ions
which an enlightened conscience die
tates and poiots out, how much more
happy aud conteated wop;d the world
At large be.
Are you husband, then learn a.
once 10 perform al those domestic,
home duties, the performances Of which
80 gladden. and cheer TIE heart Of The
wife, abo, equally with you, has her
daily routine Of personal duties TO per.
form. De stay, a comfort to her, aud
rich reward will be yours.
Are yon father OF m ,tber Then
be careful to do all the duties which
are enjoined 10 consequence Of the par
entail relation. That son and daughter
must be clothed, fed. and educated, bnt
above and beyond all is the duty oi
forming the character Of your child. IL
will be good character or bad char
acter, as yoa choose t. make IL. II
will be boy or girl who delights To
speak the truth becAnss it has been
trained to love the truth, OF il will
feast itself upon f.ls+hood aud deceit.
IL will become = bright ornament in
society and valuable member OF the
community, or other wise IL IL he al
lowed 70 contract The habits and vices
OF toe vicious and degraded. Generally
the chai actsr formed in youth will DO
the established character for life. How
important then IL IL that il should he
constituted Ct the virtues and gracea
that 80 adorn and snnobls the every
day csnduct Of human life How great
the contrast between that man whose
eoEduct vas closely anil carefully
guarded and directed When young Ly
loving, doting parents, aud that one
~ho-s conduct and daily life WAS what
evil ss.oeistes we're disposed to make
them. The training Of the one make,
him a isvorite with the upright, the
honest, the pure, while the training o
the other lsada him into association,
with evil and vicious companions, the
commission of crime and finally an 81.
piation Of such crimes in a dungeon oI
on the gallows.
The neglect Of any duty entails 1
punishment. IL is not necessary 4
trace the consequences of snch neglec
as every righ. thinking person can de
termine them by reflection. Bat le
every person come as nearly as he cal
up TO the standard Of duty and th,
world will be Car better than it is.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-11
Nrw YoRK. April 7.h, lSSs

NEW Iohh, Apni I'M 1000.
as there no way ef ending the Star
Route trials p / asked of prominent
Washington ofiice-bolder whom 1 met
in the corridor Of The Fifth Avenue
Hotel last evening. "Yes,p he replied,
'eut down the fees of the government
counsel. These gentry are working
this trial for all that ii is worth, and
thelonger they keep it up the Letter il
suits them. You mark my words after
the Star Route trials are completed w
will have another exposure. and thaI
is on the question bow were they cen
aacted I"
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rea tnE sEerLs.

senator nayara's Elsauent and Fofrisile
speech Before that Jelssrsenian nsp.e-
arasis Organization. the Ireqnsss CIab, 81
ChieaGe--A hlebake % Esekses A ssund
end rnaRswernhle Arwuwent AssiBst No.
hspslists In Trade and Menspsllsss "a eel.
tiles. E
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Gernam Gess.r.

mew 60 Eha che Star Route TriaIs---Cen.
eressman Cex's Beein...Randall's Devious
ways---yay Gsnlds Metirement..-A Master
stroke.-.Charaeteristie - his Sen Cesrge
Dearsh sf fChampagne.-.Whas we Drlnk...
The oyster season Clesing.
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TlTT'S HAIR DYE.


~K%T - sEw people are alwayso
ces 10 Increase their earnings, and In time become
wealthy those who dc not Improve their 0pportuni-
ties remain In poverty. We Gfer o great chance 70
in ke money. We want many Inel, women, hoys and
II 10 work for right IN their own localities. Any
one can do the work properly from the first start.
The business will lay than ten times ordinary
wagess Expensive on f. f,pn.~hed free. No one who
engages fails o. IA e. in se5 rapidly You can de-
y.,lG whole the work, only your spare
sent free. Address srlssos q Co., Hortland, Maine.