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THE OLD WORLD.
Something About What is Going ON in Other Lands
Than Ours.

Than Ours.
There now seems to be some doubt as to
whether Lady Dixie was really assaulted at
all. Captain O'Shea, home-rule member of
Parliament for county Clare, has notified Sir
VIM. Harcourt, home secretary, that when the
House of Commons assemblies after the Easter
holidays he will ask whether Lady Florence
Dixie formerly hoaxed the public by the inven-
tion of letter from King Cetewayo and
whether as a result Of the inquiry into the
alleged assault upon her at Windsor, the police
have concluded that Lady Florence is an i'm
poster.-On the goth inst. Queen Victoria
slipped upon the stairs Of the palace at Windsor
while descending to take her carriage for a
ride, and fell heavily, causing painful sprain
of the knee, which confined her to her room
for some time. Her Majesty was on Monday,
however, so far recovered as 10 be able to attend
the christening of the infant daughter of the
Duke and Duchess of Albany. The accident
was at first considered very serious one, and
all England united in expressions of sorrow
and sympathy for their beloved sovereign
The councillor of state at Gotha, N0rtt, Ger
many, has been shot and killed by disappoint-
ed Office seeker.-An eruptionof Mount Etna
has occurred accompanied by an earthquake,
causing panic in the vicinity. Several houses
have fallen. The eruption. however, is unim-
portant. There have been Earthquake mum
blings in the YieinitS&---NuS-nt and Twelve
other members of me Armagh Assassination
Society have been found guilty in Dublin of
conspiring to murder.-lt is denied that
France intends to blockade Madagascar ports.
During the service in st. Paui's Cathedral,
London, on Saturday, q weil-dressed lunatic
desecrated the altar, dashing the cross and the
other things to the ground .- Extraordinary
precautions are being taken in London to guard
against acts of violence or destruction in the
public buildings, -rhe mysterious No. 81 J"
is reported to be hiding in Mexico.-Sigis-
mond Lacroix. radical, has been elected to fill
Gambetta's seat in the French Chamber Of Dep
uties. a slight explosion of dynamite has oc-
Cured near the University Of Justice in Rome.
And dynamite bottle has heen found near the
Quirinal.-The London Dolly Telegraph re-
CARDS the report that menacing note has been
sent to the United States Government in rela-
ton TO the utteranees of the dynamite party as
preposterous.- Pope has consented to be
represented at the coronation of the CAR
A treaty of commeree between Germany and
Mexico has been submitted to the Bundesrath.
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A New York BOWS Astounding Prayer.
[I}om HE middleton Mercmy.l

4 lady residing in this village, the mother OF
a bright little boy, was talking to him the other
night, Just as she was putting him to bed, about
the efficacy Of prayer, and told him that if lie
would ask God for anything that he partieu-
larry desired she had no doubt his request
woald be granted. The little fellow kneIt at
his mothers knee and prayed God TO send hiin
fifty little sisters aad one hundred little
brothers. The prayer was never finished, for
the mother aghas5 at the prospest ef having
her house turned into an orpha6 asylum, lifted
the boy to his feet aud tucked him into bed
without moments Unnecessary delay.
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The ncenest Yet.

The deepest sea soundiugs ever reached 10
the Atlantic were made by the United States
utes north, longitude 66 degrees "a minutes
south, about los miles northwest from ST.
Thomas. the pummet touched bottom after
4561 iathons OF line had been reeIed ont This
depth is over five and ene-sixth miles The
British ship Challenger, near the same place.
made the deepest previous soundings-3,8G
fathoms
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The Gentle Hand OF Woman.
Iron The Boston HeraEd.l

The ministering hand of gentle woman has
been felt again, this time at Pawtucket. p. I.
A child in one of the schools there wbistled.
The teacher asked who it was, and, failing to
find out hogged the whole school, with one
exception, girl who chose to be turned ont
instead. There were fifty-eight scholars, and
fifty seven Of them got five blows apiece with
q rattan.
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General George washington's WA.
Prom The Fairfar Beyo,5

The last win and testament of George Wash
ington, in his own handwriting, is carefully
preserved in the clerks Office of Fairfax county.
1t was carefully preserved dnring the late war
by the late Captain Ferdinand Richardson, then
clerk of the court, and since his death, f. w.
Richardson, his son and present clerk, has
placed the venerable document ia neat box
with glass face.
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The Tlnicst nnns IN fhe CarnIinDs.
[Fronl Me CharLotLe Journnl

Wii!iam Bost, OF Clear Creek township, in
this county, has an infant seventeen DAYS old
that weighs only one and half pounds. Its
face is so small that silver d0llar viii cover
it. This is probably the smallest living child
ever known. 1t is most of the time apparently
asleep or III a colnatose condition
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A Toll.faIe Order.

Among the effects of the late Capt NJ. A. Hill,
of Norwalk Conn, who was on the staff of
General Gibbons at the time of the surrender
of Lees army at Appomattox, April 9th, 1855,
whose duty it was to issue ratiouS to the Con-
federate forces is found the following original
order.
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soon got back and opened the log sufficiently
to see four foxes instead Of one. How yas
that?" It's plain enough. One fox would
run until tired, then would enter the log aud
another would taxa his place.
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Texas's Opportunity.
[FSota a.e Ell Pcso Herald

From he Ell Peso Herald
Indian scalps sold last week in Chicago for
$500 apiece. Here is an industry that opens up
bioomingly for the aspiring youth of the Future
Immense.
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The fact that thirty fire thousand ratiens per
day were officially called for the first day after
the surrender, would seem to very clearly prove
the falsity of the claim now being made that
Lee had but S,0o0 men left at that time, and
could resist no longer. This exceedingly in
teresting relic of the war. belongs to Mr.. e. j.
Hill
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orrrcn On. Cow. a. n. Va.

2
Asst Adjt.-Gen1, Ceni Gibbons command, u. S. A.
Sr-Col. Morgan. ehf c. *, informed me this
morning that could, this evening learn from you
the prospect for food for the Army OF North Va. g.
S. a. for tomorrow. The supply already sent
serves them to-day only, and portion of them
without bread ii VIII require 35 600 rations
per day for all 10 whom r4tiOas are issued.
Very resptly your obd'tssrv't
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-30

Art Amateur.

AN AulAttuIs
There is q very curious passage in the
English "DoomsdRy book" which tells how
an embroideress was remunerated tor
teaching her art to the daughter OF one Of
the mobiles Of the kingdom. Earl Cedric
gave two hides Of land OF his own aid the
possession OF another half hide, which he
held so long as he should continue earl, to
Aluyia, as payment for teaching his daugh-
ter to work embroidery. In one entry OF the
end OF the eleventh century chasuble Ia
mentioned which cost El0, equal to about
Gl50 or E200 OF modern money. Another
curious passage tells how churches some
times contracted with the embroideress for
her work. Denbert, bishop Of Worcester,
in the year So, granted o lease Tor life OF
farm OF 200 acres TO Eanswitha, an en-
broideress OF Hereford, on condition that
she was to renew and scour, and, from time
to time, add to the robes OF the priests and
ministers OF the church OF Worcester. In
the liberate roll Of Henry I'LL, A. D., l24l,
this monarch ordered the payment OF
E24 Is. Cd. to Adam de Basinges for cope
OF red silk to the bishop Of Hereford; and
also eli and mark for two chasubles
for the royal closet. In the year 1912 there
Is recorded payment "for u certain cloth
Of silk and fringe purchased by the kings
command 10 emDroider certain embroid-
cred Chasuble which Mabilier Of St. Ed.
mund's made for u.s." Again, A. D. 1917,
80 marks, in part payment OF hundred,
were paid by Queen Isabella's own hand
to Rose, the wife OF John de Burford, citi-
zen and merchant Of London, for an EN-.
broidered cope for the choir, a present to
the lord high pontiff from the queen"
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WAITS OF HuMOR.

swhy does kiss raise the spirits2''
hBecause It's the cream Of ta-tA. "-HaTvdrd
Lampoon.
The grounding and goose.bone, not
having published an almanac, still main
tain their reputation as weather prophets
He-Good.by, Miss Smith, I'm sorry I
have to leave 50 soon. She-pm very sorry,
too; but still, 'psrting Is such sweet sorrow"
Harvard LGmpoon.
Notwithstanding the "backwardness OF
the season" Easter bonnets this year are
ripe two weeks earlier than they were last
year.-Norria0trn Herald.
Euchred. Jack (admiringly)-You are a
trump, Miss Marian. Miss N. Why do
you call me such name as that2 Jack
Observation-Disclosures Of your taking
tricks-HarVdrd Lampoon.
There Is natural sequence in the titles
OF Robert Grants books. His Frivolous
Girl is followed by an An Average Man.
That ia very much the way the masculine
average runB.-BoSt0n Herald.
Surely 1t is carrying the token business
somewhat too far when one sees displayed
in a shop.window, among other Easter
offerings, a pink satin dust-pan, emblazoned
with the motto, "The Lord Is risen indeed"
Bolton Courier.
An Austin clerk Is in the habit Of draw
ing his salary for several months in ad.
vance. A few mornings ago be came down
10 the store half an hour later than usual.
"What makes you 50 late ?" asked the pro-
prietor. ut was cold didn't like to get
up" II don't see how you come to find 1t
cold" growed the boss; "you drew your
salary for next June yesterday.
Sifinga
Registration Of women voters in Boston:
~ wish to register, sir" Your name,
please% "Almira Jane Simpson" "Your
age?" "Beg pardon" "Your sgeP" "Do
l understand that must give my age?'
"Yes, miss, the law requires Il" Worlds,
sir, would not tempt me to give 1t! Not
that care. No; l had as leave wear 1t on
my bonnet as a hackman does his number;
but I'm twin, and II my sister has weak.
ness 1t is that she dislikes any reference
made to her age; and could not give my
own, because ! do not wish to offend her."
=Erchanas
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A sennlorlnI Cu.pldor.

Warrington Critic.
One day, near the end Of the last session
Of Congress, some one spitin Senator Voor
hees' hat, which he had placed on the foo
by the side Of his desk and between hi
own and Senator Garland's. When thu
Indiana Senator discovered that some on,
had been using his hat for cuspidor, i
made him very angry, and he exhibited hi
feelings by talking rather louder than II
usual for q Senator who was not address
ing the Senate.
David Davis, who was presiding, noticing
the confusion near his right, asked somt
one passing by what was agitating Voor.
hees, and thereby heard that some one had
spit In Voorhees, hat. Mr.. Davis motioninl
Colonel Bright 10 his desk, said:
"See here, Colonel, it Is your duty, as
Sergeant.at.Arms, TO help me preserve
order. Now, there is Senator Voorhees, ovei
there making good deal oil noise; go to
him and tell him he Is out OF order apG
that his loud talking is annoying me very
much, and ask him II he won't please talk
lower; also tell him that lam glad that SOM
one spit in his hat"
The message was delivered almost in The
came language as uttered by Mr.. Davis, bu
the answer that the Wabash statesman di
rected to be returned never reached thu
presiding officers ear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-30
Asu.,e Cure for Piles.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR..
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. vii.
llsn's Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer Ave min
rtes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment ab.
serbs the tumors, allays the intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm IN
bsd,) acts Is poultioe, gives instant and
painless relief, and 10 prepared only for Piles
itching OF the private parts, and for nothing
else.
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re.
oept Of price, s. 90.
For sale BY j. F. shirk, Logan 4 Co., also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and Z. K.
McConahey, Bridgeport, o. pAw
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ArDloAL.
Hear what one member Of the profession
testllrs regarding the scientific prep.
aration ola brother member.


Me-. DApLEY has been in the drug business In
the city OF Providence twenty-five years as clerk
and proprietor IN good Standing, aud owSwhefeoi
be RainnL-RD.
Mr.. D says: "For many yeas have suffered,
intensely at times, with What Is generally called
rheumatism. when nnt attacked was confined
TO my bed and could not walk aNep. could not
bear the weight OF the bedclothGs 50 eIcruciatiOg
was the agony entured. alTays noticed that
before tLeSc attacks came on my kidneys were
affected before there would be any pain in my
hints, or any swelling Of Joints or limbs
the color Of the SecretiOns from the kidneys
would be very dark AID the odor strong aud fever.
ish. The last attack was very severe about five
years ago and was confined 10 the house several
weeks, aud was unable 10 attend TO business In
three mouths During the time was confined at
home aud tho time Of my convalCscOnce Employed
four Of the best doctors that could obSIn but
none OF them gave me permanent relief, for they
did not 10 10 work ut the cause Of the trouble.
Having been acquainted with the proprietor Of
Hant's Remedy lOrg time l was induced BY him
70 give II trial. hoping that Il might Ica"h The
scat OF the dkesSe; and after taking one bottloT
found myself very much improved, and after ticking
the scsond was feeling better than had after any
previous stacks During many months previous
10 taking the Remedy my hands and fingers would
be much swollen and stIG every morning; my left
SIdO IN the region Il my stomach and kpleeIl, was
very lame and sensitive; al times would be taken
with severe CrGnpI 0Yerthe spleen, and be Obliged
70 apply mustard or cay nne lot temporary rellei
/ wysyRly nervous nights and Iould not sleep;
nGS OBLIGED 70 be very particular IN my diet and
my nhytital W sem wss sAUy demoTRIiIed since
/ have taken Hunts Remedy systematically all
these things have changed have no swollen
hands or limbs, no paIus or cramps In the side, can
eat all kinds OF food sleep snundly and get thor.
nughly nSed. and my Kidneys are active aud per
form their functions promptly, thus taxing out oil
the system all tho potion us scfetlons which con-
tam nate tbs whole system where the kidneys do
not acs efficiently. Ny friends. what Hunts Rem
sdy has done Tor ne Il will do for all Of you b."
eye il 10 be the only snrU cure for all dsef Of the
Respectfully,
Z K. nAwLEY,
mro6xvgAw 45i Broad stree"
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Columbus (ea.l Times.

SOluluuuSAShI Aimes'
People yet abound, and We have talked
with them in the past few hours, who hon.
estly think that Vincent, the absconding
treasurer OF our sister State, reads every
morning the Montgomery Advertiser. 9th.
ers say that he is in Canada. But it is very
strange that Of all the defaulting public
officers for 80 large an amount nobody
seems to know his location, despite the
large reward offered for his arrest. There Il
asingular circumstance connected with Vim
cent default, never, we believe, beforepub
lished. The $4,000 in his personal possess
ion at the time OF his departure was
handed to his wife-evidently, We suppose
for her use. Upon opening the package
she found the first bill to be one Of the de.
nomination Of $1,000. This led her TO con
clude that it was public money, and there
must be some mistake about it, that she
had misunderstood hei husband. Hence
she went to the Capitol and turned it ovel
to the State officials. Vincent was COO
and had much method in his madness
The night OF his departure was spent q,
poker, and as he rose from the gamins
table, whether successful or not We are moi
informed, he remarked that he had eater
nothing since breakfast and must 60 anG
get something. This was the last Of Vim
cent known TO his associates.
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LONE PROOF.

,ttr., F!SeAkes and KheuH ~ ~,
fl,sI 40 tL,.N"SC.hlng seemed 10 heIp NJ
I'D 1efaS S!o i led. " smith S SIIrI ls;
wheeling, W. Va.
,.,, oI Nose. Impaired Volce.ESIi
haFfh, ron al nj medicine failed 70 ne'p tns
4 "a! IS !sssnplsieIy Sg9Iies I II cIlADDucK,
II speldel 4 Co, Wheeling. W. VA
.aI t',c.nted stomach S Tire IN en-
,d2Spsi ~ :, riys 4 Z relief ID. smith Cuie0
tjssa iIe9I s u Holt, Insurance. agent mT,.
.s,d HEN lcr iqgItieSsn Eg1as,sa1SGT S''
E4iS r; canning soIcs on h SSoIbIur seemed 70
s1'.gG'iI III fourteen !eAns ,rn
tts.ssa d. smith S H. CATHERINE CAPS.
v.,Eei street, Wheeling, ", "a J.,
NA,I'y ~, ySSI win Cancer. Had II
nrff.-"slness] II returned alter each opera
isst PIN s%sIa cured me u!!holI! tT SScf; ~ VI
"a" .,,,, n, AnuL-Flat o. my lax ior u
I'd gn.,aS a.a DYING Dr. smith cured me WIN
:, 81 tGat:, ia i's weeks THOMAS coLyILE, -.
4. GINGER. Main ST.. wheeling, "; "a
Wboc1S NJ RtF'un. PEOlApAus hno Fl!es'
tsvi's W., up TO die aud pi0hSU uiEo '
" Df. tnih cu'sW WASHINGTON DELASY.
Martins Ferry.
O. Ladd rrls;1"Dr s@ mi s..i p, Ds.ls
tSilpricy' 10 n.y. D,,,nG IA 10 all u a gentleman
III J; t.,,iiiiiIiaipby.CiGn." "r had beep suffering
" NiEnS, .TS treated BY many physicians IoI
kEvst ysInm an smith pld had II tape worm, anu
Irit.it, VI ,rynoyri 4 mon ter lO9 feet long,
hour ~, ynIa,s-Thrce yCAIs iq hospitals Tor
s q a"e c te& Ss,x % sT 1ses Esl
Fs.th, na ..,,. oi min aud youth, scrotula and
= ,,,,,iy 70 my success
g e. arS,ed without the knife. ,O,,.,,rd
iI!eap a. . nd chart Tor self eEsmlnA.
tsI ~, ,,ctIrt Of two lhreetent stamps anu
rO: tSLgtA" 4 " ONCE reO Office houfsiroin "a.
Ios.alAAVdn iIy. Call "n or adde's
tniE' ~" u""" Join \. EMlTH, N. ""
"a Va Iioi Chspiie ~. wheeling. W. va.
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lEhn1DLb hAbNEA DLohAohs
"MrS. HodSes SAYS cannot too highly praise KID.
ney. Wort" Says Mr., sam. Hodges, WilliAmEtown
VIVA. at cured my terrible kidney disease, Ny
wife had 10 tuin me over In the bed, before
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CINCINNATI, March 29-Cotton dull at txc
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat, strong at 81 10
spot; 81 IAN June Corn stronger at 4a5iNc spot;
65ssSc June. Oats active aud firm at 4i1laiSc spot
45c May. Rye quiet at &C. barley nrn; extra
No. s fall 63s65c. Pork steady and nrm at SIS 80
ais rs, Lard stronger at Sll 0Jall 10. Bulk meals
| nrm and unchanged. Bacon quiet and unchanged.
Whhky, firm Al 81 u. Butter steady and I'M.
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Are you disturbed OF night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth? II so. send al
once and gst a bottle OF Ma. Windows
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething Its
value II incGloulable. II will relieve the
poor little sulrer Immediately. Depend
upon II, mother, there Is no mistake about
Il It cures dysentary and dsarrhoes, rsgu;;
collie, softsns the gums, reduces infamma-
ton, and gives tone and energy TO the whole
system. Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething Is pleasant 10 the
taste, aud Is the prescription OF one Of the
olde,t aud best female physicians and nurses
In the United States, and Is for sale BY all
druggists throughout the world. Price g
eeniaA bottle NNgAN
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Tor he EHteiltgBeR.
10 the dImly lighted garrett
81 the farm house by the road
Midst the refuse once 20 valued
But now hme-worn, Of Guctent mode,
'Mid't the dust around II fallen
And the cobwebs hanging low,
e the spinning wheel, now hleAt,
The old wheel Of loug ago.
And as gaze uponit.
This wheel OF other days,
That has stood 70 long forgotten,
Through winters long, and blooming Mays.
The old dusty cobwebbed garrett,
From my vision fades away,
with It's gloom and lonesome silence
And It's shadows dim and gray.
And see an old.time kitchen
With strings Of apples hanging up
And herbs tied UP in punches
And many Powered plate and cup,
And wide Old.tAShl0ned fireplace,
Where In winter gathered all,
When the IlaDes reared up the chimney
Aud threw shadows on the wall.
And a woman fair Is spinning,
And the wheels unCeaSIng hum
browns the song Of wild birds
That through the Windows come.
From the old clock In the corner
Comes slow and sleepy sound,
While the sun sinks low and lower
And the wheel goes round aud round.
Tsee the sunshine falling
Ger the ktubDle fields and hills,
Slowly creeping through the garden
Where grow thyme ami dstiOdils
Aud the great tees OF the forest,
Wave their branches, green and gold,
Like brave warriors proudly standing
With theit banners all unr0lled.
And hear the breezes rutle
sottly 'mong the poplar leaves
And the tWilter Of the kwAllOws
Clinging 10 the sunny caves.
From the old clock In the corner
Comes slower, Slecpier sound,
Still the busy hands are spinning,
And the wheel goes round and round.
But now tho phantom picture
F;Om my vision fades away,
With the kitchen, wheel, and garden
Where the retted SunbeAmB play
And once more the gloomy garrett
With tho silent wheel | see
And cling iraught with sadness,
Comes Stealing over me.
For the woman fair Il sleeping
In the church yard on the hill,
Over her the snow Is drftcd
And the wind blows damp and chill,
And from the Old-time kitchen
Comes not single sound:
And the wheel up In the garrett,
No more goes round and round.
NJ Pleasant, 0. SIS F.
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When all other remedies fall On. FRAzrER's
Roor BI7rKRs will cure General Debility,
Los OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from Disordered Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys.
''For several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks Gt q time
was confined TO the house, my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until l
heard OF you Root Bitters. I have takea
the Root Bitters for two weeks and they have
restored me to my former health.
JOIN ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For sale by J. F. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Ch1. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and 3. K.
MoConGhey, Bridgeport. pAw
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You've and middle aged men. suffering
from nervous debility and kindred affections,
as loss OF memory and hypochoAdria, 81 ould
inclose three stamps for Part VII Of Worlds
Dspensry Dime lssriss Of pamphlet . Ad
ton, Buffalo, N. Y. TuEAw
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No lady OF refinement likes TO resort to
superficial deylses to supply becoming sem.
blance OF her former beauty. It Is health
alone that kindles the FIRE that lights the
countenance and brings back the fresh tints
OF the apple blossoms TO the faded cheek. II
n Pinkham's Vegetable Compound which
has already brought health 70 mulhtudes
With whom all other means had failed,
NWTeV