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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27
SLAVE MARRIAGES.
The Question OF Validity TO be Decided
I'm ths District Court,

CLEVELAND, o., April 26.-The case in-
volying the question OF the legality OF
slave marriages, which Judge Barbee de-
cidesl in the last September term OF the
Common reas Court, was on hearing in
the District Court yesterday afternoon
This is the case in which Alexander Nc.
Dowell, a slave, was married with the con-
sent of his master TO another slave whose
master also consented to the union.
After living with his e.wife for several
wears he escaped from the South and He'd
10 Canada. after the war coming TO
Cleveland, changing lis name to Peter
Duniap. He was married again and
amasstd considerable property previous u
his death, which occurred buta few years
AGO, his second wife having died IN the
meantime leaving three children. Tne
slave wife was living all this time, AMI TINS
suit against Leo W. Sapp, his admlniStra'
tor. is TO determine whether his first wife
or the children of the second wife are en-
titled to his property, the attorneys for the
first wife claiming that he was not legally
married TO the second one, and that her
three children have no claim on his prop
erty. The case was argued before the
iuires of the District Court in room yes
terday afternoon, and will probably be de-
cided too day.
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KRlNe's CASE.
The nuch. Tried Miss oefian Out o.
Ball,
4 SHADOW or Ms fossta SELF
A Stupeadsus Story Started BY aieamssi
Gih-E 6uihl&s HoosI~ Farmer
ReIa,es Z fsj Facts
About Turkeys.

sr. Lorn, April 8.-Chariss r. Krins.
the famous murderer a Mn. Dora 3. Roe
niser, was admitted - bail to-day in tAs
sum Of $500. Ering wE lodged IN j.ll
January, 1876, and has only been ont thrss
times since, the fTst being In 1881. whlch
was the tirst time he saw earth or the lisht
Of day in elk yearn ThS was to vist .
dying sister. The other occasions wsrc b
have his horoscope oast and TO cShnd hts
convicted OF murder In the hrst DE-
gree and sentsnosd 10 ~ hsngsd n iS1e'
and in 1891. At the latter time he w.
within twelve hours Of tho exseutioa IAsa
. stay was granted BY The 6uprsms Court
In sdditiou there wsrs two mistriAls, and
once he pleaded guilty to musder In The
second degree, and was seutsncea 10 twsa-
ty iye years
IN he Pesisea sas1.
He withdrew bis plea, howevsY. whsl
sentence Was passed, - he aw sf-
rsngements had been made With tbs
Circuit Attorney that he shout1 ouly
receive ten yeaSs. He vas then pissed O
trial again and convicted OF murder iS
the first degree. His counsel carried The
case to the supreme Court Of the Unitsd
States which recently reversed tl,a dScisio0
Of the Missouri courts on peculiar point
When Rriug entered Jail eight years seo
his weight was TO pounds. He wAs .
strong. robust, muscular man. To-day hs
is emaciated, feeble, - mere skelston. He
Is suffering from sonsum ption and
il Is thought cannot live loaR.
lie will now be srraigned for murder In
the second degree. but bis scquittal 10 81.
pectsd, ~ the evidence cannot again b
produced. The woman he shot January 4
1873, was tie wilc OF his business partner.
with whom he was infatuated and who rs-
fused 10 leave her husband and 60 With
him. kring's case was one Of the most ~
markable on record and has attracted goa
ersi ard professional stishtion In all pests
of ha
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27
APPEALS For AID.
In Behalf OF the SuTerers from the
cyclones.

WAsuINrrox, -. G.. April 26.--Thc Cen
trsl Committee of the American Assembly
Of the Red Cross has reccivad telegram
from +. l.. Southncad, Secretary Of the
Branch Association at New Orleans with
regard to the destruction and suffering
caused by the recent tornado in MissiSsip-
pi. Stating that the Associate Society for
CsViah country IS organized,
and doing splendidly. In this county
there are about one hundred dead, two
hundred wounded. one thousand homeless
aud everything, houses, bedding and
clothing blown away. lUa course OF tSCaty
miles the desolation is complete, aud no
more worthy occasion for sustained aid
could be placed before Sympathizlng and
generous public. All is not known, but 1t
Is auallng ~ it is. Money IS
needed st once to pay nures and to buy
food, clothing. etc. We think an appeal
TO the New York Chamber of Commerce is
advisable. All aid should come through
the parent association 1T Washington TO
the New Orleans association. Persons
who desire 10 contribute 10 the relief OF
the sufferers from the recent storms. and
whnWi>h to have their contributions dis
triLutgd through the Red cross ASSocia-
tion will send Suca contributions to
one Cf the associations trustees, namely:
Secretary FOjger. Secretary Lincoln. or
Commissioner LOrlng.
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BEATS, ALL sNAkss STORIES.

Thrse Tnskrys i,npstssssA kigsS
water.
CossEmvnLE. IsD, April 26-A wsa
known and perfectly reliable farmer nsns1
Albert Doughty. residing few miles sss(
Of this city, relates the following remark.
able story: Monday last hs was attracted "
the rear OF his barn ~ some strange noisss
proceeding from tho inside Of tbs building
near the vnlI, where q ground Rov" hsd
been filled to the roof with bsy lat August
Nust Of the hay has been used since thsa
tiInr. NJ. Doughty ~cntin. and getting On
he bsy removed portion oi IL snd IN msds 2
.tyanRa discovery. 4 huge hole Was DISCLOSED
u..t To- The wall. o. nsost larJ,e enough for .
, bone To stand In. snd three ghosily Iook-
hle turkeys. greeted himsw!th . cboru Of
whistles, 20 feebl6lhat the sound sseme1
20 come up from ,lsr bottom, Ola we'll. Cali
ing a hand he pascesded TO- remove the
lGrks from their prison. Que Of then
died almost Immediately after being piaosd
ga dry land" outside ot tbs barn. The
other two are still living. bnt refuse TO sss
or drink. IL IN known 70 . certainty HISS
Jhass turkeys were COVERED SD hem ~
in under Q barn LAST August. when tho hay
was moved" and that they bsse
.ubsisttd on . dist Of hay-witlost
q drop Of wa'or-foT sight nootba They
are reduced to mere hone nnd featbsrs. and
the two survivors wander sAout sinlessly
still refusing food Mr.. Do0gbtry hopss
to save them. however, - tAsy sesn 70 re-
tain considerable vitality. despite their
/ prolonged ,sst and imprissomsnt, 1lth se
| liybt or air ssye what stole Into ,bSir dun
geon through Tho "chibts" Ia tbs westher'
boarding. Mr.. - esiinsRs that dorinS
their con fiaSment these turksyo Ats bslf
ton of dry hay. The story IL psriscuy 80
| theptic, snd probably furnishes ooe of ~
most rspaskabis cases ~ the sipd On ~
| ofd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27
ALA FLORENCE DIXIE.
A sseh,nsnd Naitscn Starts Startling
ktOvy.


ktovy.
RICHMOND, W., April e6.-Ths mystsry
concerning the burglsries Al Police Captain
Psralers house, and the tying and sassiAg
OF his daughter, was cleared up this morn
ing. The youns lady herself vss ths
author Of the mischief. She 10 suffering
from mental hAllucination. which assu lined
this form probably by hearing ths rumors
OF the various robbcriss that have bess
comnitted,in this city talked about
The following 10 o Telegram bessd on the
young lsdy's little fabrication:
RicHnoSn Va, April 23.-ror four weeks
frequent, and the burglars have defsd do.
teclion by the police. Tn Tuesday, In
open daylight Police Captain J. II:
Prater's residence was entered and
robbed. and at night it was stoned. This
afternoon while . policeman was on guard
in his psrlor, y burglar entered bis garrett
and siszsd his daughter, xyoung lady OF 10.
tied snd gagged her. bat having accident.
ally knocked = sash out of window and
reused the bouse. he had ID Nee. lie sue
oeeded In escaping. These barRl aries have
caused great excitement In the city.
Among the houses that have been recent
~ robbed 10 that OF the widow OF eH Pfssi.
dent Tyler, who lives on Grace street. near
Seventh, and the house ol J. i. Pembsr.
ton, n prominent grocer. Tho residence Of
J. II. Ward WAS burglnrized, and the room
occupied by D daughter OF Senator Wade
Hampton, Of South Carolina, who was vis-
itng the family, entered and some of her
lev elTy carried oil. The demand for dous-
le. bhrTelCd shotguns during the pa~ I've
dsyB has been somewhat extraordinary.
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EARTHQUAKE.
buildings Destroyed and Thing Gem
crafty shaken Up.

eraIIy shaken Up.
rlaAyA, Anil lG.-On March Nth an
} :.lquske was ielt throughout Colombia,
J 'nv town Of Antigua the cathedral was
J -o~n uut Of plumb and many of its
.rr.us overturned, and all the houses
',rrd more or less. In Santa Rosa the
7ch steepie was injured and q number
houses were rendered uninhabjtable. In
ssusl the prison and thirty-dYe houses
se DESTROYED. In AguadOtas the town
! -Ch and several houses we're Injured.
} r' nagsrrs, the chief yillsce Of barren
e.r'oTy, many palm hutS were thrown
\ HU end tue rivers rose and fell with
IN tg rspidisy. The volcano OF Ometepe,
\ - Lake Nicaragua, is in eruption for the
! 81 time in history.
i' the request of the United States,
q. orders the authorities at VALPARAISO
u tpllaO to tender every courtesy To the
4 IIsse iron ciAd shortly to arrive In the
/ th Pacific
. me conflict recently between the To-
~, and Argentine troops the latter hal
\ a'eeN men killed and three taken priS-
! -. The number Of Indians killed was
e.
a." Braljllans are gathering rubber.
"nera! Cacerco promises to raid hma
! hCIts the people will rise and massA'
1 the thIhaHs.
"a IS & yellow feverscare at Lima and
.ss.
>.v priests were arrested in AreQuipa for
~ Noii the Jewels and pla te belonging
'an Pablo convent.
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vATER WAIEa..
Pevssaei. 49, 0~ssssi . 80 fsSo ~
1tve0 Da0k.

hWB0D0I4. 49, ss~s~S~S - ~
8ises nssk.
Tba river sss falling sloaiy al dark isst
evening, tbsmsrks showing IL tset inches
Of wafer in the cbssBel.
The Baicseior I.h for ItttsbnrGh ysstss-
day With fair trip.
fac Cosrier departed fH Bsrksnb1fg
yta,eidsy morning with a ,ysrp far Trip.
III. Diarnal II the htkens1rs psotse
10 day.
down yts,erday with big tss oi raiirase
iron. dsstinsiioa New Oflests.
The scotis pasted up yesitsdsy 90 f"sss
for Pittsburgh.
The Cbsncsl!or is dee down 70 dsz -
route for ChsfJestos.
Ts1 81 hvrspca 10 de- up today -
rou,e for PinsburHh- Tsb elegant stds'
wheeler Win arrive here - her doTn hp
The E.ms Grsbssp psssd down ysstss.
day en- route for GnSiAastL
fbe josh Cock. pssssd up With > tss q
Tie Nail Ci.x ]. O. RisAsr a. Assss
Roberts passd 1Oss sith toss &c oosi -
The Hawk ,oa Annie l. psppA Up With
toS Of ties yesterday.
Business sss bsisk % ths lAedins yssesf'
dsy.
The Cupsf y due down te-dsy % fooo
| fer 81. Louis.
When he bosts st prese1 In the Loaie-
| vile canal get out it Will - siossd 70 nsSi-
| CATION foT the present.
The W. " GSeil and ,znoxy C..y are -
route from New orieanA
Pr1ssussH. April A-Rtvef fest. ~
inchss aud falling: Gear and pissssnt
Csxc1ssArI. Aprit it9Q-Rivsf 20 fest ssa
stationery. Weather clear aRd pleasant
EysysvILLx, April 2a-Risef ilssns
with 100 10 feek Weather cissr. Thsf'
fDoneter Gs.
LopsyIiLs April 4s.-Risiing yith ~
feet ibcbsx IN csnsl spd IL fett inens,
on the fslts Weather cl udy eus P'se.'
sbt.
x.,pa-, April se-rhs ri7ss bs. i;''s;, i,
| 3inftes,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27
Cyekona Echoes.

NEw ORLEANS, April 26.-The acting
msyor of Beauregard has made careful
list Of casualties Sy Sundays storm, from
which the fonexing figures are taken.
Killed or died Of injuries, " white and
colored OF the III buildings in the town
hut % remain, and this number
does not ipclude single store,
church or pretentious dwelling Two
hundred and ninety persons here are
made homeless by the stoER. Some pre-
yiously reported dead aye turning up
from The woods, whittier they had bean
blown sssy. Two OF tbs wounded died IN
these places yesterday. and II or 10 more
vii. die. All the persons killed IN tiay
COuR,N we're negroes Thus far lbA pee'
sons sTe known - have been killed Al
Beaurecsrd, c. + Lspkins had sd,VVD in =
,runE blown aHAg.
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IRON RIOTS.
The Non.Union Men At Springfield
Made the Attack.

SPRINGFIELD, liz. April 25.-The exam
ination of Reeves. Britain and Mlkern,
arrested on the charge OF riot and assault at
the rolling mill, still continues with una
bsted interest. Ehe men arrested are non
unionists employed ct the mill. The eH-
animation has developed facts which have
put different aspect on affairs before the
public. 1t vas at first rumored tha! the
non. unionists were the attacked party on
the night OF the rolling mill tragedy, but
the evidence tends TO show that the men
in the mill went on that fatal night for the
svowed pugpose of cleaning out the peace
sble vdiop men on the railroad track. Mil
kern, the man who was shot through the
lungs. when put on the witness stand test
flied 10 the fat that WEldon. the PITTS.
burcn NAN, who was killed in the riot,
fred seysral times before ne received his
death.
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BARWICH-M'lEAN.
The Celebrated Breach OF Promise
Suit,

New YORK, April 26.-The evidence in
the srit in which Bernhard Ii. Barwich, OF
this city, asks for $4,000 damages for a
breach of promise Of marriage on the part
Of Miss Rebecca Mclean, of StapIetOn,
Staten Island, is all in. In court, Miss
Mclean, who was accompanied as usual by
her friend Mrs. Taylor, wore her accus.
toned bouquet Of roses and laughed heart
lily whenever there was an opportunity.
Barwicn, too, seemed in good health and
iull OF merIiment. But the attention of
the spectators was centered upon modest
basbful locking young gentleman, who oc.
CupIed seat directly behind Miss Mclean.
1t was whispered around that he was none
other than George Hoeier, the printer, who
was the immediate predecessor OF Mr..
BarwiCh in Miss McLean's affections,
and who, il is said, is also his successor in
them.
The plaintiffs counsel called his client
in rebuttal. Barwich testified that what
Miss Mclean had said about his treatment
of Nr. Hamilton was not true. 1t was also
untrue that he had jumped UP from the
sofa on the Sunday night OF the quarrel,
and said twice that the engagement was
broken. The words
81 Refuse 10 Marry IOu,'
were used that evening, but not by him.
MISS MCl.dln Salu tnat NeT Hedrt WAS ~ COlu
as ice. and that he ought to have found that
out long ago. She was excited and glad,
and jumped about wildly. BarwIch added
that II was not true that he had iusulted
her lsdyship, and she had not accused
him of doing so before the suit was
begun. When cross.examined by Mr.. Kill
lian, the defendants counsel, Barwich,
said that he thought that Miss Mclean
Jumped about a foot high on that Sunday
night. She jumped two or three times, like
a bird Laughter.
"Do you know how high German mag
pie jumps asked Mr.. killian, but the
question was disalIowed, when objection
was taken. Some by.play between counsel
occurred at this point, and when Mr.. Xii.
liam asked il Miss Mclean had jumped as
high the third time az the first, Birwick
replied in humorous spirit: Il did not
measure it, llaughter.l She threw up
her hands like a bird flying, he said, and
cried out: Ben has broken the engage
ment. Laughter She was laughing
and Joking the whole day, and several
times VT both jumped together" laugh
ter.
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NEW YORK NOTES.
LHpEiTy and the Dude A $50 Rin-
Genteel Robbery

SEw YORK, April 26.-Mrs. Langtry last
night was the recipient Of many floral
tri5utes One in particular deserves men,
tion. A dude" about nineteen wears OLD
had small bouquet prepared OF roses and
lilies paying the sum of two dollars. Ha
attached his card with the following in
scTipt.on: "Pygmaion to Galatea."
A $50 BnI.
The doorkeeper at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre says that Mr.. Gebhardt applied 10
him the other day for permission to see
the dressing room which would be occu.
pied by Mrs. iangtry during her engage
ment. He told him he could not do IL. Mr..
Stetson has an imperative rule that none
hut those connected with the profession
should enter the theatre by the stage door.
Mr.. Gebhardt offered him $50 bill II he
only would let him have peep, aud he
replied il Gebharjt were ". II. Vanderbilt
himself and offered him more money than
he could count he wodld not dare To do II
Gebhardt went away greatly discomtiitcd
Deliberately Planned.
The sudden and mysterious disappear.
auce of ". H. Sinclair and 4. X. Halliday
has been the subject OF much talk the last
few days Of course both young men we're
the trusted employees Of large firm, and
equally OF course both young men had eN.
peDslVe tastes anu gTallHtu lntm NlnOut
stint On limited incomes they managed
to dress live and have elaborately furnish.
ed rooms as If they were the joint owners
OF Fortunes purse, and it goes without
saying that no one questioned the ex-
tent Of their incomes. but took every.
thing as a matter Of course. This state OF
things ran on Tor about year, un-
Ill suddenly the inevitable balance
sheet was called for. Then Messrs. Halli-
day and Sinclair got alsrmed and thought
their health required aSlight soiourn in more
Congcnia climss. Then followed the usu.
nj examination Of books and accounts with
the result Of the usual shortage estimated
all the way fro u 81 ,juJ To SbU,OU. Both
young men seemed to have deliberately
planned the robbery, and when they found
their time had come packed up their
clothes and bid fond adieu TO their re-.
spcctive friends III the most nonChalant
manner possible. Was told that there ~
the usual young woman in the case, said
said TO be tho daughter OF prominent
merchant. bat how true this story il
cannot tell One thing IL certain: the
Young men are gone and with them the
money.
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FOREIGN
UorAraen burned &c. Death-TotAi EK.
plosfona.


plosfonA.
NAEsAw, April 26.--Fire in a csSnet'
Askers shop burrsd to death CtItsen
workmen. The stSiking factory bands,
in yyrsrdow. stoned the troops sent ont
10 arrest the leaders. The troops fired
upon the men Killing two aud severely
xounding five.
ALAIs, FRAxca April &-An explosion
occurred yeste:Isy in a mius at Bssseser,
IN the srror Basement OF Alsis- Ntne
bodies have tAus far been recovered. At
the roll call which was had after the e1plo'
sion II missrs fsilel Ia answer 10 their
rsm.s and il is feared there are many vic
inns.
PArrs. Arril 2f-As explosion o. gas &c
CURED - the gren seom Of the Ambisu
Theatre while peGio!msDce vas being
given. Twenty PeSsOns were Injured The
noise Of the explosion did no4 reach tht
auditorium, aud the auiience dep[ts;
qv.eiiy. it being represented that oae o
tes I.lncipsl EstDrs had been tskea Ill.
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ChInnmnn Indicted.

Ngw YosE, April 26-The graad jury
has inflicted Tom Lee, the dismissed Chinese
deputv sheriff who has bcep charged ny MS
compstrioIs with leVyiug = weekly trihCte
on gambling houses IN Matt and aJiceh
.trsrts Much difficulis is Iouad iii draw
,r,. the pSpers. As Les's nethOdS we're pc
c,IiYr No Chinese witnesses will teSnf =
arsin<t hia,. and tho oriUn. OF which "
yss. In his wily way. guilty, II not d<!
niLsly dstsrvIoed by sny statute.
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Moro Arrssts ~ HAe
MIners Re.ns... NArk =.

CAAIoS, O., April 2s.-The miner, OF
the Connoton Valley resumed work this
morningat Is cents per ton, . reductiOa OF
eight cents from the farmer schedule. The
strike has lasted over tTo nionihA tie mi
ners being starved ont and compelled 70
return 10 their work. Owing TO heavy con
rragts the miEs ownsrs were heavy losers
by the strike. II is understood thIIs nes
scaedule will soon hs adopted by which
the wages Of the car drivers will bs In,
erase from 20 20 ibcsnts per day.
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REMoVsO FOR CAUSE.
Deputy collector Wright, OF Chicago,
the Victim.

WASHINGTON. April 2G.-Secretary Fol-
ger said, to day, that the subject OF the re-
movsl Of Deputy Collector Wright, OF Chi
csco. had never beeu mentioned at the
session of the Cabinet, and that the Treas
ury Department had approved the action
OF Collector Spalding in making the Temo-
val. He also said that Deputy Collector
Wright was charged with Official miscon'
ouct, and tacitly admitted the truth OF the
charges by making no defense. One OF the
charges against him was that he had mHde
false measurements OF vessels, and another
Was that he was constantly in debt 10 hiS
subo-dinates for borrowed money.
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rrnuas In Wool Imper.ations.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The Treasury
Department has issued circular to Gus
toms officers. giving notice OF the discovery
that uron some importstions OF wool into
The United States the cost and charges spe-
Gifted in the invoices have been traudu!eat-
!y Increased shove the usual rates WIN q
,i,u tn diminish the dUtiabie value OF
vol under the provisions Of the Tarlh ACT
ar March 2. 1875, aholishing the duties on
rrsrrss sId department regulations, sn
allowing deduction OF the charges speci'
fed in the invoice.
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Sc,prn \ Y Daa 1874.

lam me pastor of tbe Baptist Church here
ard IN educated physician. | am not IN
rrsciice but am my sole family physician
srd advise in msny chronic cases. Over d
,egr ego recommended your Hap Bitter,
10 ny invalid wife, who has been md
medical tres,men. OF Albsny's best phy-i
,iars stv. rnl wears. She has becone thor
.ughiy cured Of her vRri,ds complicated
diseases hv their usa. We both recon mend
,fcm 70 our friends. vIauy Of wan have
rl,o beea cured O! iasr various ail'Rent' oy
them. Rev. Z. Z WlBsgs.
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Tried to Poison HIS Girl

80. "'', april Questionable south
.. c.rl.Cs are excited over an alleged
90 lt night before last Of a
Is gentleman from Brooklyn, to
J. A's former lady love by placing
sai IU her wine during a re-
ft0n 81 JEc house of a millionaire mer'
''s IN M"tisSn avenue. She was re-
80 ai''r 'rrr bic suffering The mis-
co.. 'r~,"'i r'ter deposit Of arsenic
I. .f'n 'r'nd in the glass. He hurrteiiy
"'r q" avoid arreS.. The iady l.
70 'siue OF Brookiya. Names snP'
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RusLIen,a Arnsea Ralyo.

The grestett medical wonder Of the world
wsrIsnted 10 speedily cnrs Burns Bruises.
Cuis, Ulcers. sal, Rheum, Fever AIse',
Cancers, Piles ChilniSns. Corns, Tsiter.
ChsipHd HssdA. and al skin erutiion'.
rurTbnie@d 10 cure 10 eTt.y instaic7, ~
rn,tv refunded. - cents per tor. FS
pile ~ l0gEE 4 C., Drusgis.s, hfi3ss
rN-rer,
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Tzsros. Or. April % -DurLng IRE at
Hfsion's saw mill, Stewsft Hoatos. son OF
the. proysietor. catered, 70 ascssain the
cause, feg across the circular saH and his
Lad xE. se1sred from his body.