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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-26
CURIOUS HAPPENINGS.

\ dog in Jessamine county, kentucky,
crows in imitation Of rooster.
There is letter in the COyjngton, Ny,
P0s:Ofhce addressed to "O.d BSsS santa
Claus"
B.M. Winters. of Fremont, Ohio: was re-
elected County Treasurer but died before
tie polls were closed.
In tornado in Mississippi turtle weigh,
fDr sixty pounds was blown out ot fearA
liver and landed in a distant cotton held.
While a marriage ceremony was being
performed in q house at Bryan, Tex,
rlieyes stole the wedding feast from the
G.EIrg room.
In San Francisco recently 8 man snd his
v 10 ALLEGED 10 Oe worth about S'3,OOI
vere srres ted for compelling their children
nightly 10 pedlle fruit about the streets
William Lynch, the melter at the Bath
We Iron Works, will run his hand rlSnI
through the red kot metal aud part II as II
5 being poured oil. They call MN Cast
ron Bill.
Come and see me on an important tamt-
y matter was the message sent Oy lAoy
gi Berlin 70 all her relatives. Ihey came
N troops, shd, uPOn arriving a. the iOu'e'
found her hanging by the neck, dead
In spirit Of rivalry two lndlsnaPolls
C.Oth!ers went TO selling Jean pants cheaP'y,
50 that one finally put his goods down to
lycents psir, the other following 70 ?;
when both let them 20 at last-about 2,VOo
palIs in all-aL OLs cent par.
Three children Of James Knight OF
tnSlbsm. y. T., did Of diPhther'a. tne
sane week two more OF his children died
from the Eects Of rsttlesnake bites, ana
toe only remaining child was fatally S2S!d'
ed few days thereafter in pot of ool'lng
soap.
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PEOPLE OF NOTE.

Matthew Arnold is London School In
S"ectOr, 1t - so year.
Judge Hosdly got forty.twO majority at
yhs Dayton Soldiers Home.
Ms. Julia Ward Howe presided over the
sgW.AEl NDNElN4s A. o.
". Gilbert. the dramatist, is building
8 $25nvuD residence at kensingtou, Eng
and.
JoIn pevoy. the Iiish editor, is in the
West. making addresses that he prepared
y jail.
Mr.. Blaine and family will return to
Washington in November, to pass the WIN
Ter there.
Harvard is shout 20 raise monument to
ne memory Of John Harvard, the founder
u tie College.
LADY D. feriu at CoastantinOple is organ
ing reEet for the sufferers by the Anato'
.sn earthquakes.
NT,ais, the painter, is a fresh-lOoking,
.-ank and robust, gentleman, tall and
,.urdy OF OuilG and with rich mellow
voice.
Lord Coleridge declares himself delight
d with NashlI gtOn as q city and astonlsh.
"a that il possesses no manufactures or
commerce.
JOhn SWlntCn lS so determined " uaAe
lis paper abso.uuely personal organ that
~ went around on the Sunday morning oi
lie first issue al : o'clock IN hack, DIS
,riJuting the paper with his own hands
Ephraim Keyser, Of Baltimore, is to be
rsid by the Government $1,000 Ior q
rome ,tatue ~ DeKalb. The figure Will
na nine feet H. n. The shields OF Maryland
s~d delaware will figure in the side panels
Of The die.
The tastes Of great men diter, while !. Il
,,r I,frhard Smith brought away from the
~. and home OF Washington only
memory Of fried fish, Lord Chiet-Justlce
r~'r-idre was delighted TO bring away as
r-ecioIs sOuvpnier one OF the rarest PIlntS
iaat are grown at Mount Vernon
Wm.P. Copeland, the we'll known Wash
ssUn CORES pOudent, died YESTERDAY
orring al the residence OF relative a
Germantown. Pa. He represented th'
New York Journal OF Commerce at ta'
CspitaI for several years and cOrresPondet
with anumber OF other papers. He was
seuisl companion and most excellent story
,ytttr.
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THROUGH The SOUTH.

Birmingham, Alabama, has I0.SiS popu-
.-I.u.
ugOee river IN Tennessee is lower now
than il hss been for years.
The estimates extent of the al field of
Texas is 2ocyo square miles.
The schools Of Alabama have been opened
with .arsc number of pupils.
Psrtridges IN kentucky are plentiful, most
aaunddUt, and the woods are full Of squir-
.,.s.
Polk co.:.y, Tenn, farmers are thresh-
Ing more clover seed this fail than 'e5cr
eiure.
Tn thcuss nj and forty.seven persons in
r.. .,csy are GOw drawing pensions from
'.- EON-Tuu.eut.
At New"2r', Ky, negro boy was drown.
ga "a o i..o uj >Uapsuds which his mother
wss usirg N washing clothes.
he r-a'erEial celebration Of Texas is
grlur Discussed. Waco Is coming forward
s. candidate for the location.
\ PyrwsN, Mt exposition will be estab-
..shCd al birmingham, Ala, for the display
Of Alabams's mineral resources.
4 CO'umbis. South Carolina, baby, FIVE
dsys cid Weighs pound and half and
w,acS ksAV'GeS Of its sisters doll.
Tie Advertiser of Kentucky, says that
prCtTsCteG meeting in a cOlored church in
Lexington, has been going on for over two
stgCS.
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THE EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE
stiil Deiiberating on Affairs OF the
Church at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October 25.-The Protest.
ant Episcopal Church Convention recon.
Vened to-day. House of Deputies-From
1883 to 1883 the growth Of the church has
been such as 10 more than double the mum.
Der Of dioceses from Is to 4S); 10 increase
the number Of parishes in q large rstio: to
increase the number of Clergy i've fold
from 592 TO S,512l and the number OF com.
munlcants more than ten fold from 80, ,a37
to 312, ,iS4 } The number OF baptisms were
also nearly in the same proportion. The
number OF missionary Jurisdictions shows
A Gain or One Hundred Per Cent,
since lS7l. The number OF missions show
a like gain, and the offerings a gain OF one
hundred per cent from lS6S 10 lS>i. Tae
report was adopted.
Rev. Mr.. ChetwOod, OF Csiiornia. offered
the following:
ReSolred, That in consideration of the re.
port OF the Joint Committee on PRAYER
Books no motion shall be made or enter.
tanned involving changes by way of correc
iions in the prayer book not contained in
the report of the Joint Committee.
The resolution was adopted.
The report OF the Committee on Amend.
ments 10 the Constitution relating 10 the
right OF the Bishop OF the Missionary Jur.
isdiction 70 become Bishop Of the new do
cese formed from such jurisdiction, was
then taken up, ''-''li s.z.- - -.
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Tgr best intsrssts Of humasity depend
IN tie rood bea, th Of our women fo!ksi
nd yet tboss with brightest ineiisets
...n 10 suffer tts most With ailments ps'
ulisr 10 female sifs. It u veil 70 remain
h.r that the .bs f.m.l: ,y,:s% ss1,s.a.s s.n p
uimples. soses, ssoIlsn limba monthly
,sip.. and other indications Of female dis
.s,e. made TO disAppsss, and robust health
Of mind and body take ths plses Of iIlnso
spd distrtsa. u . timely uss 10 nsds o. %.
Guysott's Yellow Dock sod s.rapsrtiis.
II ys,,orss the blood 20 perfect health, "
strengthens the nuscnias and nsrv9as syS
m,insry oresna Il sllays sil irritation OF
IN. nueous membrsae. In VOID, k 70 .
n.,fscs female medicine. sod sids every
fnretiop Of femsle life. No other reuedy
.uu,'s IT, Hsss youf dfuxStss st It
Take no subsdt 7te.
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The ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
Rochester. New York, the Place Se'
lected for Next Years Reunion.

Iected for Next Years Reunion.
CINCINNATI, October 25.-At a business
meeting of the Society of the Army OF the
Cumberland, this morning, General Bar
nett, Chairman, OF the Committee on the
Garfield Monument, reported that place
had been selected in Washington, but
would require the action OF Congress 10
make it final, and thought
The Monument HOuId be Completed
IN time for the reunion in 1885. General
Cist, from the Committee on Publication,
reported that the portrait OF General WI
son, cavalry commander, would be IN the
n. Nt volume. Captain Ford reported the
accession of one hundred aud fifty new
members. Major W. II. Lambert, OF Pnu'
sdelphia, was selected the next orator, with
Csptsin ]. B Foraker, OF Cincinnati, as al
ternate. The Comm ttee on Nomination
reported the reelection Of the present ON
GERS as follows: President, General Phli
sheridan; corresponding secretary, General
n. NJ. Clst: treasurer, General }. ). tuIlcC-
ton: recording secretary, Colonel John W.
Steele, with a vice president from
Each State and Territory
represented in the society. Capt J. B.
Foraker is the vice president for Ohio. The
report was adopted.
The committee on time and place sub.
mitted two places, Rochester and Grand
Rapids. and named the Grst week in Sep
tember. The time was changed TO Septem,,
her 2l and 22-"ChicSamsugs week k-snd
a ballot resulted in the selection OF Roches-
ter, y. Y, as the place.
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DEATHS HOT EMBRACE.
A Missouri Maniac Hugs a Red
Hot Stove.
A LETTER WRITTEN IN BLOOD.
Netchaief, the Imprisoned NihiIist, Com
municates with His Followers
wink Ink Pricked from
His Own Veins.

WARRENToN, Mo-, October 25.-A man by
the name OF Keeney, who was considered q
harmless crank, has been wandering
around town day or two, and this even.
ing, as he was cold and wet, the authorities
locked him up in the large room adjoining
the Jail, under the court house. A good
hot fire was burning in the coal stove, and
the Jaller left him there and went to sup
per. Some time afterward persons passing
on the street heard terrible cries in that di-
rection, and, going to ascertain the cause
saw heeney standing up and
Hugging the Red.Hot Stove.
and his clothes on fire. The door was
broken ana the-m snatched- axay- As
quickly as possible, but TOO late TO save him
from a terrible death.
The flesh from his breast, arms and face
was literally roasted. DR.. Kamlach was
called in and pronounced the case hopeless.
keeney was the same man who was knock
ed of the railroad track al Red Hill bridge
last spring and crippled. He was for some
time atterward quite RATIONAL and no one
dreamed he was so insane as to walk into
The jaws OF death in this fashion. Tne ex.
Citement over the death of Daniel Ellie has
hardly died away before We have second
Ellie went TO the woods with his gun and,
il IS supposed, shot himself, his clothes
taking tire and his body burning to ashes
from the knees to the upper part OF the
chest
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A QUIET FILTRATION At MT. DESERT.
Ends I'm the EJopement OF Tony
Youpv PeDnsyIyanIa Couple.

PHILADELPHIA, October 25.-QuiEe sem
sation has been caused in society circles
here by the elopement Of DR.. L. Godfrey
Rousseau, OF Pittsburgh, and Edith, daugh'
ter of VIM. Henry Rawle, Of this city, and
the publication OF their marriage today.
Mr.. Ravle, who was defeated last year for
Judge of the Supreme Court and who IS
one OF the most arislocratic oi PennsylVs.
mans. makes bis summer residence al
Trenton, y. J. The bride and bridegroom
met for the first time at Mt. Desert during
The past summer and their friendship soon
ripened into love, which, however: was NOT
made known to the families. The onde
recentIy graduated from q convent school,
and therefore Mr.. Rawle did not know OF
the affection that had sprung up between
The couple. When DR.. Rousseau asked
for his daughters hand on Saturday mora
ing last Mr.. Rawle refused his consent IN
tiI he rad made a better acquaintance WIN
The youpg man, but the couple went 10
Vicar. General Smith at the Cathedral N
Trenton, by whom they were married the
The father was nettled At frst, bnt sooa
recovered from his chsgrin an everything
AT the Rawle mansion now goes merry as
marriage bell.
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A MAN WHO WROTE IN BLOOD.
The Crimes for which NetchaieH, the
Nihilist, is Dying in a CheerIess Rus
sian Dungeon

The Crimes for which Netchaien, the
Nihiiist, is Dying in a CheerIess Rus
sian Dungeon.
New York, October -. did you
see the news of your chief published
in to.day's papers," was asked yes.
terdsy of Nihilist residing in this city,
who years ago was thrown into the same
prison IN which his leader, Netchaieff, is
now dying a slow death.
YES, saw it and believe every word OF
it.
Even that Netcha'etr letter was
Written In BIOOd:"
There is nothing strange in that in
isc', that is the only possible means o
writing left 10 NetChaich. Ink, pencil, aud
writing paper are absolutely bey ond his
reach. II would be easier for him to get
dynamite. So far he has yet some blood in
hIs veins, and he is the man to use 1t. A
wood splinter he could easily get from his
able or window frame, and il by some
happy accident he could get piece of Old
newspaper, then he would possess all the
writing materials he needed"
But how could he
Transmit His Strange Message
TO his comrades"
"Oh that is easy 10 explain. Did not
you see in to.day's papers another item Of
Russian news statiEg that even public
prosecutor, and a number OF the officers Of
he army and the navy, are implicated in
the Nihilst conspiracy? Tie Petropay.
iuvsky Fortress is guarded by the military
officers, and it would be enough if one OF
hem were i'll sympathy with our brother.
hood
KlilttTd' u lar Spy" i1G Sas 0hc iRsrTMS
wlo. in the Cars court, before a numer.
GUS public, shouted:
Down with Your Tyrant CZar!"
Long live the National Assembly lZemsky
Soborj" These two crimes suniced. He
was condemned to twenty years Of hard
gbor in Siberia: but ne is kept in mar
row, dark, cold, and ever dripping under
ground cell OF the PetropavlovsSy Fortress
stsnding Just opposite the Winter Palace,
over the Neva. |, is a wonder TO me that
nc is alive
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NEWS OF The MORNING.
Mace on Sullivan.

Mace on SULLIVAN.
r,rv IR~ctry on her tour.
rellsireS new glass works.
the New Jersey campaign.
The Sanders. Wagner wedding.
..., LA, and tiaal vote in Ohio.
r-asrsl's Of O'Donnelrs acquittal.
Work o. the flames East and West.
TIE C,-gsu embassy to start for home.
r'o,rreut Of a tony Pittsburgh couple.
Ac,ay.,t who has tasted for itteen DAYS.
Ssby's spicy, chatty Washington letter.
reruion OF the Army of the heCumberland.
he p.osseHngs OF the Episcopal couteo-
erce.
Amaua; o., G.iideu's, the iron merchant,
tsn:s.
4 g.t.s sad story of her unnatural
father.
4 man,ar ends his life by huggiug a red
]. stove.
The sentence given SHELLS murderer at
Evansville, Ind
An Ohio man saved from the penIten.
t.ary by ouecent.
A Amasksd burglars bold attempt to rob
3 Steubenville lady.
Youthful band Of Vermont and New
Hampshire bandits broken up.
End OF the session of the Grand Lodge
G. Odd Fellows of West Virginia.
\ NlhiIiS: prisoner communicates with
his friends by using his own blood for ink.
y New York prison officials startling
theory Of bow little Charlie Ross met mis-
fate.
4 hy sewing machine agent comes to
e-.gi in Boston for sporting four names aud
Sven yves.
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cRAcKsmAN PORTER IN THE ToMss.
n. Voluntarily Olives Himself ~ -
the Cbnrx, oS WaIsh's MavdsV.

NV YosE, October 2j.-Considsrsb!s
surprise was manifested In police circles
early this morning over the news thst
billy" Porter. who bad been indicted for
killing Walsh, hsd given himself up 70 To-
,p.ctor Byrnss. At Doen today be ""
taken before Recorder Smyth.
Mr.. Howe, addressing the Recorder, $50
that bis client wa there ready 70 snsrrr
the isdicimept The coToners j1ry, th.
counsel .sid, sf.er an ipvsstigstion, had
found Porter not answerable for Wslshs
death. and suspicion could attach 70 him
only because the bullets IN Wslsh's body
sefe found 70 Ct Porters pistol. Th'- t~
counsel characterized ss ''fimsy GirciaI.
stsntisl eyidsnce." He thought, ~ Porter
had given himself up immediately upop
hearing Of the indictment, he should b,ye
en- i'm mediate thai. District Attorney Ne
Keop said be intended 70 Try the case IN
The Court Of Oyer AMI Terpin.r. which
sits on the second Mondsy Of Hovsmbss.
Nr Howe said be would apply 20 the 81.
pr.me Court 70 compel sn immedis,s triss
for bis client i,,r,sr VI" then taken to
the Tumbs.
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MACE WANTS TO MEET SULLIVAN.
The Old Timer Gets Excited over Gil
Iespie's Statement.

New YoRx, October 25 The Mace-Davis
combination of pugilists mas sailed for
England. On the steamer before starting
the subject of conversation was a state
ment published on the authority OF Mike
Gillespie, of Boston, to the effect that Sui
liyan was willing to spar Mace or any other
m an four rounds for 5000 a side. I've
hsd Il, ,OOO.in Harry Hills hands over
month" said Mace, excitedly, waiting ior
sullivan 10 cover it, and only Withdrew
he money yesterday, after making ar
rsnsemenis to sail to-day to I'LL ten
weeks engagement on the other slae'
Sullivan knew l was going abroad, ana
inst as am about to start out CONES TINS
challenge of Giilespie's. don't believe
sullivan authorized IL, but if he did have
This reply TO make: will spar him in one,
TWO or three matches, three ROUNDS or
fonr, lust as he chooses, and bet him three
m one he can't knock me out II he Will
come to England will meet him there
and allow him flO0 for expenses, or Will
meet him here three months hence. l.
Tbst is not definite enough l can't speak
plsip English. Davis and are to give ex-
5ibitions abroad until the second week III
January, opening at BiIkenhead.
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OWES ONLY 100000 DOLLARS.
The ShrInkage I'm Iron Sends Giedden
10 the Wall for That Amount.

CLEVELAND, o., October 25.-John \. Gled-
den insists that his Indebtedness to the
Republic Iron Company was incurred in
legible way. He was given the manage
ment of the company's sales, and managed
them according to his Judgment. There
Was omen ledger account and the books
were always open fer inspection. He ad-
mits he owes $9Ol,OOO bat exhibited to an
Associated Press reporter statement
showing assets on iron, mining stock, metal,
vessel property and real estate, appraised
at a value of $l,020OO0. Fully three
ousrters of his indebtedness is due to
banks for money bOrrQEed on collateral.
lie saws that the unsecured debts Will not
exceed $4,000.
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A DAUGHTERS SAD STORY.
Compelled by n Brutal Father TO BE-
come the Mother OF His Child.

FRASKroRT, KY. October 25.-Maria Ash,
sged twenty-five years, living about six
miles from the city, appeared before the
grand jury to day as a witness against her
father, Benford Ash. She says that two
years ago be compelled her to submit to
carnal intercourse with him, since Whlch
time she has given birth 10 a child, and
that he is the father OF it. Ash has another
daughter, aged about fourteen years, and II
is said that few nights since he tried to
ruin her, and upon her refusal, he whip
ned her in a cruel manner She started TO
The city to tell the authorities, but he over
took her and brought her back home Last
Ash 10 arrest him, and TO Summon the
Youngest daughter before the grand lnry'
but Ash heard OF the coming OF the othcsr'
snd left with the daughter for q nelghoor'
ing county.
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protect him, his remedy will be found in
corrective legislation, which Congress has
or may adopt for counteracting the effect OF
State lawf or State action prohibited by
the Four&enth Amendment 1t would be
running Sthe slavery argument into the
ground - make it spply to every act of dis
elimination, which a person may see fit, 10
make IS = guest, he will entertain, or as to
people b. " II take into bis coach, cab or
car, or admit to his
= Concert or Theatre,
or deal NTH in any other matter OF inter-
course or business Inn keepers and pub
lie carriers, by the law of all States, so far
as We are aware, are bound, TO the extent
OF their facilities, to furnish proper accom-
modauons to all unobj jectionable persons
who in good faith apply for them. If the
laws themselves make any unjust discrimi-
nation amenable. to the prohibitions of the
Fourteenth Amendment, Congress has full
power 70 afford full remedy under that
amendment and in accordancs with il.
When Imam has emerged from slavery
and by
Aid of Deficient LegIsIatIoh
has shaken of the inseparable concomit.
ants of that state, there must be some stage
in the progress of his elevation when he
be the special favorite of laws, and when
his rights as citizen or man are to be pro-
tected in the ordinary modes by which
other mems rights are protected. There
wErsS 1fousands- of free colored people in
this country before the abolition of Slavery
enjoying all the essential rights OF life lib.
erty and property the same as white citi.
Zens, yet no one at that time thought il was
any lnvssioR of their
Personal Status a. Free Men.
because they were not admitted to all the
privileges enjoyed by white citizens, or be.
cause they were subjected to discrmina.
tiOns in the enjoyment OF the accommoda.
tiOns in inns, private Conveyances, and
places OF amusemen IS. Mere discrimina.
tons on account of race or color we're not
regarded as a badge of slavery. II, since
that time, the enjoyment of equal rights in
all these respects has become established by
Constitutional enactment, il is not by
force of the Thirteenth Amendment, which
merely abolished slavery, hut by force OF
the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amend.
ments. On the whole, we are of the opin.
ION that no countenance OF authority for
The Passage OF the Law I'm Question
'an be found in either the Thirteenth or
Fourteenth Amendments 10 the Canstitu.
ton, and no other Ground of authority for
It's passage being suggested, it must neces.
'arily be declared void, at least so far as its
operations in the several States are con-
;erLed.'
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The BRIDGE At WHEELING.
A Communication on the subject TO the
Pittsburgh Chamber OF Commerce.

PITTSBURGH, October 25.-The following
communication was received by Secretary
Gollansbee, of the Chamber of Commerce,
this morning:
Office of the Board Of Engineers for FORTH.
cations and for River and Harbor I'm
proyements, etc., Army Buildings, New
York, October %, 1888.
To the President Chamber Of Commerce, Pits
burgh, Pa,
SIR-You are hereby notified that the
Board of Engineer offices constituted by
the Secretary of War to consider and re-
port upon plan and location of the bridge
proposed to be erected over the Ohio river
at Wheeling, W. Va, by the Wheeling and
Harrisburg Railway Company, will meet at
noon, October 30, 1888, at No. 80 West
Houston street, New York City.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
G. Z. CoNsToCK.
Lieut.. Col. of Engineers, Brevet Brig. Gen.
U. S. A, Senior Member of Board.
The probability is that q committee from
.he Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce will
be present at the meeting above an
nounced.
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who's. Hnppine,S lie Had BIighied.
IWENIY-oNE YEARS IN PRISON
IL the Sentence Given Zoe smells mar
deFer In IadiaBa.

EgAssyILLE, October Z5.-Ths trial o.
Adsm Lipknight for the murder OF Joe
Smells, at q picnic, q short distance from
Ills ci,y, on September 4, which has been
in progress for the past ten days in the
Circrit Court, come to an end to-day. When
the iury cau.e into court with verdict Oh
guilty, and sentence Of twenty one y,ars In
the penitsDtiary. The Killing was cenoeIL
for q new trial.
On hearing OF the verdict the condemned
completely Broke down, but recovered sum.
ci,ntly 70 cause q disgrsceful scene IN the
curt by q vulgar 1eDunciation oil the Pfos'
ecQtipg Attorney and Judge.
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.upY who suffered from weakness ps

kL.pY who suffered from weakness Pc
cul.sr 70 her sex, in writing TO her trirni'
laid. Il tried various kidney incidence
but only found myself craving worse a
fri,nc told me TO use DR.. Guyso'ts iel'oN
Dork snd ssrssparilIa Its eject on M
x.s,ooI indicated by a clear and bezutItu
=, n nIe1iop. 9 freedom from aches and
ns1rs c, plere removal Of nervous DE-
weston. psin!ess regularity in ants OF
rigesiicp, snG o'hsrwisH. ! cannot pr.' Sc
ne ,rtLy tCo highly Gs true friend
krff,riLs woman hooi, and as sEfeHsia7a