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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-12
Surprise the Public
ONLY -FOUR.
The Oricisi Count secius to sIr0w no Ma
teriai Chsnge.

The O,Hcisi Count Sesfus to slrow no VIA.
teriai Chsnss.
NEw YORK, November III Midnight.
Up 10 this hour the result OF the ballot for
Presidential electoral hao been declared
in 33 Of 20 counties IG this State. The last
preDions reports Of the county clerks
showed Democratic plurality Of $50. To
DAYS Canvass shows net loss TO Blaine o.
votes. TIE remsinisg y counties with
two exceptions reported progress, and will
for the most part report tie result d their
canvass to-rorrow. To-dsJs report speaks
OF irsec ularities in form. No mention is
made Of any serious discrepancy in the
count. Several counties which did not to-
day complete their official canvass reported
there was no reason to believe that when
completed the figures would show any
chang. from tho.e alserdy given
The csnvsssed Tetarns received by The
Demor satic State cssmittee from twenty
four CO mites indicste change Of 5tx votes
in favor o. Blaine against sixty lin Living
ston) in ;avor Of Cleveland No peturnS
have bc en- received bg the Republican Ma
,ioaaI Csrnmittee 1t Victoria HsAI and
Chairman Draper. oftae Republican State
Executive Committee; ec.sld not be found.
Gen. John \, Kapp, s;tslwart Republican
frcn hu5uy,, said he believed the oaieial
eaEvai, wCud make no,material charGets
the published returns. If there is any
hitch. said W. III aill be IN New Iork and
KiEss counts- Up ia the country the
people know i~cnty-foHp hours aites- the
closing Of the poll, whsa the result %. ]
thinsit Is a sars thing
The official canvass ia King, c,anty
bo;zl Of supervisors retusas N Fix warb-ex-
am aed to asy, beginniag with the first.
81 o~ed. Cleveland 70 hors 1879 roses,
aud Blainss.z1
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TWO NEWSPAPER OPINIONS.
What the 'sTribune'' (Rep.y and Herald
Dem.l Have 20 Say.

What ehs Tribune" CRep.J and "Herald"
DEM Have 20 Say.
NV YoRE, November 1.-THE Tribune
says; 1T is asked by many why there
should be any doubt as to the result Of an
election after kilograms have been received
from the different counties announcing
what is called the ol6cialvote in those
counties. There is. first. conflict Of dis
patches as to the result in different couu-
ties. Nothing but the official count can
determine which information is correct
But the returns hitherto called official are,
in tact, not Ofthat character until they have
been officially canvassed BY the
county boards which meet today. The
duty of the CanyasSing Board is to ascer-
tain from the returns what the actual vote
was, and where the returns were defective.
to examine the inspectors and cause the
returns 70 De corrected. Ii should not be
matter Of surprise that the result is thought
to turn upon these examinations. There
are something ike 1000 election precincts
more than one vote for each precinct would
cover far more than the plurality claimed
for either candidate. As q rule corrections
nearly balance. but there can be no GER
taiutv uutil the returns have been officially
canyssSed
The herald.
The Herald SAYS editorislly: III 6y any
proceeding the vote of this State were
thrown out in counting the electoral vote,
the election would not then 90 to the House
because Cleveland would still have a ma
jority Of the electors. 1t is not necessary
that he shall have majority Of the whole
IOl. He must-hay majority of the num-
Der appointed. The language of the Con-
stitution Is: The person having the great
rst uUm6c- sf votes for President shall 6e
the President If such number be ma
ior;ty Of the ~hOle number
Of The electors appointed? Now the
only ground upon which the vote of New
! ork could be thrown out would be that our
election had Sailed aud the people had not
appointed their representatives in the cleo
tordl college. Then rhe whole number Of
electors appointed wolld be 30 and the
numb,r necessary 10 elect would be 1875
Cle,e,sEd has that number without the
State Cg New York Therefore the Blaine
men will be shy Of aay attempt to exclude
the vote Of Ibis State or f ;hcy commit
themselves. % such an attempt
it will he sign rLat they have
organized against :he rote Of some other
State p conspiracy upon which they believe
theT can depend. What they will try to Sc
cure Is the rejection lev the csnvsssers o.
enough districts 20 change the result in this
State. If thev can throw out fifteen or
twenty districts, giving each majority Of
nearly 100 for Cleveland. that would
chsrge the result one way. But the districts
will only be thrown on, for fraud. and fraud
viii balance itself Indeed the burden Of
fraud Is certainly the other wss, II the
correction Of fraud IS 20 make change It
viii reduce Blaiues vote at least 1000
VOtp5
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VOLCANO.
Down Among the Oil ws:is of West vir-

Down Among the Oil we.is of West vir-
giniA-
yoIcASo Juscrrok, November l0.-i iEx-
elusive. This place, formerly known a.
Laurel Junction. has been recently changed
to volcano junction, but for what reason.
the writer does not know. During the
palmy days Of Volcano. situate about four
miles North 81 here. Laurel Junction, as It
was then known. was a 6rst-class station,
and presented q stirring scene compared
with the present day. The rapid decline in
oil and the prostrstion Of the oil business in
this nation. has been death blow to all the
surrounding country- During the plst two
years many Of the inhabitants have
Left Volcano
and still they go. The present outlook pre-
sents nothing encouraging, and those who
are able to get away are going. Colonel
Kelly, staunch Democrat, is postmastsl
here. Colonel Kelly has lived here for 39
wears, aud during this time has never waver
cd from the path Of true Democracy, and al
though living in the county Of Ritchie, Colo
mel KeHy is host within himself, and the
Republicans Of the county fear his influence
and well they may.
Petroleum District
| IN which he votes and labors in the good caus'
formally gave Republican majority. Gov
Matthews majority there was IL, Gov
Jacksons majority was &c and Wilson's an'
| Clevetands majority was Is, and Col. jim
Kelly is to thank for all He is feeling
| good over Cleveland's election and in re
response to the greeting Of a REGISTER
scribe saws he is the happies, man IL
America and all on account OF the lat
Democratic victory.
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FORTY COUNTIES IN
No Material Change in Any OF
Them.
Gle veLANo GAINS A LITTLE.
The Republicans Fast Weakening
and Already on q Run
For Tall Timber.
THE SITUATION At MIDNIGHT.

NEW YoRx, November Ill Exclusive. ]
1T nov seems altogether probable that
Cleveland's plurality in the State will be
increased BY the official canvass which be-
gan to-day. Forty counties out ofthe sixty
in the State have been reported up to this
hour, (ll p. m. and taking the figures Of
the New York Sun there is net gain of 33
for Cleveland. The Sun this morn
ing put Governor Clere!auds plurality at
1925. The same paper now estimates 1t at
1858. The World this morning placed the
plurality at 1887, but this now seems to be
a little too high, The changes so far
reported by the official inspection to-day are
triAing but are in Cleve!ands favor. In all
the forty counties from which reports have
been had there was discovered none of that
crookedness of which the Blaine leaders
have been talking so industriously the past
few DAYS. In fact the Blaine move seems to
have
Ignomiuously Failed.
1t is probable that the official canvass will
have been completed by tomorrow night,
and that the result will show if there was
any fraud committed in the election last
week ii was committed in the interest Of
Mr.. Blaine Chairman Jones gave out two
days ago that he has knowledge Of crook
edness in Chautauqua and Queens counties
but both those counties have had their oili-
cial canvass. to-day and not the semblance
Of wrongful vote was discovered. The
same is true Of West Chester county, where
Blaine attorneys fled two weak and ineffec-
tual protests. These will 20 before the
State Board. but will cut no figure in the
result. The Democrats have been
waiting all day to see where
the Blaine people would strike Il blow.
They do. not seem to have struck any blow
at all. New York and Brooklyn are to be
counted tomorrow. So far as the count
has progressed in Brooklyn, there is seen a
slight gain for Cleveland, The figures for
New York City have been gone over sew
eral times most carefully, Sad the final can
vass will not make a change of any coast-
Quence. 1t need not
Surprise the Public
If extensiFe frauds are proved to have been
committed by the Republicans in this city.
There are hot rumors Tonight Of arrests and
confession. 1t is said twenty Republican
election inspectors will 60 before the Grand
Jury tomorrow 10 confess the rascally
things they have done. But, how
ever, this may be the friends of
Gov. Cleveland reel more confident
than ever tonight, and they hope that the
suspense and anxiety which the country has
suffered for the past week will be brought
to a happy conclusion before another TWEEN
iy.iour hours pass away.
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No Special Changes, the few keporteo
Not Effecting tho Resuat.

No Special Changes, the few Reported
Not Effecting tho Resht.
NRw YoRx, November ll.-Putnam
county-Blaine 2.lO3, Cleveland l,526,
Butler 4, st. John 80.
Tioga county-Blaine 1867, Cleveland
3379, Butler 2Oi, St. John 4Ol.
Oswego county-Blaine 1916, Cleveland
1924. Butler 265, St. John $50
Cattaraugus county-Blaine 1853, Cleve-
land 6,O65, Butler 3T2, St. John $50.
Vest Chester csunty-Blaine ll,2S6,
Cleveland l2,62l, Butler 2jj, St. John 437.
The returns from all towns except Ossinlng
and New Castle are canvassed. These Will
not change the result.
Rockland coun,y-Blaine 1898, Cleve-
land 3,697, Butler 2s, ST. John l23.
Lewis county-Blsine 1854, Cleveland
ATS Butler II, St. John III.
Wayne county-Blaine 6,s4S, Cleveland
4,73O. Butler 478, St. John 433.
Herkimer county-Blaine 6,lSS, Cseve'
land 1928, Butler Sc, S. John S27.
Onondsga county-Blaine 1892, Clsve
laad ls,62j, Butler 80, St. John COL,
Allegheny county-Blaine G,66S, Cleve'
land 3 886, Butler 73G, ST. John l,lsO.
Washington county-Biaine 1887, Cleve
land 1922, Butler lis, ST. John 2jj.
Essex county-Blaine 1851, Blaine 2776
Butler 6l, St, John IS.
Msdison county-Blsine 6,6Oo, Cieve'
land 4.8G4, Butler sc, St John j29.
Montgomery eounY-Cleveland j,ll3,
Blaine $500, Butler q, St. John l$4.
Steuben cOunty-Blaine l0.0+7, Cleve,
land 9,O46, Butler jS7. St John 9O4.
In Fulton aud Hamilton counties Blaine
plurality is l,0l6, showing no change from
former figures.
The Board cf CanvGssers Of Wayne coun'
ty sent out committees to the several towns
to reconvene inspectors to correct clerical
errors in returns. No change is expected
figures already published The official vote
OF Ontario county cannot be ascertained
until tomorrow, the Board Of Canvssers
having adjourned until II.
Monroe C ounty-The Board Of Super
sisors met to-day as a Board of Canvassers.
On a motion 20 canvass the electoral votes
Of First district, the point was raised and
sustained by the chairman that
only those towns whose supervisors
had the original certificate OF
returns signed BY the inspectors OF election
could be legally canyassed. Only seven
out Ct,the thirty-fve supervisors had such
certificates with them, three Of these towns
were canyaSSed and were found all right
The board then adjourned until tomorrow
afternoon.
The supervisors Of columbia county ad'
iourned until tomorrow for corrected re
turns from the first districts ofChatham and
Copoke.
Chautau0ua county Blaine lO,670
Cleveland 5,S6l, Butler 43l, St. John $40
Cayuga county-Blaire 9206, Cleveland
COIL, Ratler i2l, St. John 59l.
Wyoming c0uHty-Blaine I,t4l, Cleve
land 3, lS9, Butler 50, st. John 1873.
Orange county-Returns from severa
towns and districts we're sent back for cor
rcction Of clerical errors. None material
Ulster county-Some returns sent back ts
the inspectors owing to irregularities which
do no effect the Presidency. Democrats
and Republicans were represented by cOuu
eel.
Otsego county-Cleveland 1907, Blaine
6,STl, Butler II, ST. John i32.
Niagara couu,y-Blaine j,S75, Cleveland
Gl9%.
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SHOT DEAD BEFORE HIS WIFE.
= Farmer Murdered by an Unknowr-hau
Who Runs From His House.

= Farmer Murdered by an UnknOwe-sfan
Who Runs From His House.
WArKESSA. Wiz. November ll.-John
Atkins, farmer, living four miles north of
this village. was csiaIly Shot yesterday. He
reached nome from tbs place accompanied
by his wife and another Veman.
Just as Mr.. Atkins started to. enter the
house q man, who bad been Inside, rashed
between the women, and, presenting s. re-
volver at the head Of Ne. Atkins, fired.
The shot took effect in the leil eye. produc-
ing instant death. The murderer then
started across the tield, hut TUNED and fired
st Mr.. Atkins without hitting her.
Fifty mounted mea are ncs scosriug the
country for aim. Se men have been, 81
rested on suspicion.
Mr.. Atkins was well known sn1respecteds
Should the murderer be ;deatifei he viii be
lypchpd
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They WENT AHEAD
Amt Counted the Vote without Farther
Interruption.

| Am, Counted the Vote without Farther
Interruption.
NV luES, November LIN Queens
county the supervisors sent back the re-
turns from nine districts to the inspectors
In each case the Inspectors tailed to give
the to;al number Of votes cast. When the
returns from the First district First ward
and Long Island city were presented, com.
sci representing the Republican State
committee questioned their validity, claim
ing they we're not signed BY the properly
qualified BY the inspectors, He had been
told that one of the Board of inspectors left
the polling place and had received no bal
lots, and had not been present when they
were countedand that another person had
taken his place and signed the
returns without being duly qualified Super
visor Mclaughlin suggested the objections
Of coansei we're interfering with he work OF
the board, and moved the canvass proceed.
This course was taken and no further notice
was taken Of counsels objection. Counsel
also claimed that the vote Of Newton Was
in excess of the registry, but upon inspec-
tionsof the registry books i was discovered
it was several hundred les3,
Il IS now almost certain
tbe:e will be no choage in the figures as al
ready published, showing CleYelsnd's ma
iority 10 he 1922. Tie Hoard reconvenes
at . a. m. tomorrow, aud expects to COM
p,ete the canvass Of the electoral vote be-
fore noon
Richmond count7-The Chairman Of
the Board OF Canvassers invited the Chair
men Of the County Republican and
democratic Committees 20. witness the
county, which was only interrupted by
offering four sffidsvits OF men who declared
they voted. for Butler IN SmiteaeI6, but be-
heYe their votes were credited 70 Cleveland.
The Board Of canvasSers- took. 10 notice o
afidayits. The officia! votes was declared
q follows. Blaine :, lG&; Cleveland j,l3j.
Butler rs. St John ?0
Fulton county, Blsine t.6GT. Cleveland
1924. Buaer 3s, St. Jshn 22I
Hamilton county. Raiue ~. Cleveland.
Butler 3, So John 81
. iTHkCA. n l.. November ia-1he Board
of CsnVa=-ers Of TompkirS county ad'
,ourued Yssii tomorrow Wnooa,
R,NGasAl-oA. y <, Novsasber | | The
esnvasssss, of the rotes. fas Presidential
electors is Brooure and Chsaango counties
have eot sea completed, ewing to clerical
eFrc-s.
Crz,. n. Y. Soremoes 1.-THE eau
vassers os Gasids county adjourned until
to-msuov o6 account of defective returns-
from the First and RouraA wards
Row. Neseu5er 1.-The errors arc
simply eleticsL The county clerks re-
turns show Blaine Is. 7Sa. Cleveland IL, SD
Butter is9, 81. John S94 blanks I
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BRlEF TeLEGRAhS
The spanish Carksts ase vess sssive,

Foreign
The Spanish Carhsts sse ves5 sSs~e,
Twelve invireihles. inctSiiog p II. titz-
gerald have been released at Dobhs The
Crown prosecutor SithdreS his charges be
cause he iosn5 It impossible 10 coasict
them.
The police Of PaTis ase mAkise desperate
eforts TO stop gambling IN thai city. and
have closed 33 club houses.
The Austrian and German imperisl
Boards Of Health Are working together for
the suppression Of cholers-
Spain has adopted .ea days quarantine
on her French border
The eholesa in PARIS Is becoming alaru.
ing There weSe lsO deaths from that dis
e,se yesterday. sai the whole city IS bscon:
sng alarmed UnlesS there Is soee3y
decrease ot tbs Pisggs the scsscls wiI IA
! Ciosed
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A LIVELY WEEK.
-, sszly., Keeps sDa. a Ho~sne.

~; ssaISey Keeps sD1as = Ho~sng.
H.zlRs. Nov. H.-Pssrick haiyg. O.
Lseast Summit, Pa. Is - years cid On
Monday playmate accidentally hs him. on
The nose With base sAk bat The b'oS
bsoke the nose On Tuesday, whse plasing
With kis siksrs guA, he stnt himself
through tie right feet On Wednesday.
whiis IN hsd, be look set Of false teeth his
mother had Left lying on stand within
rtaek. snd attempted to s. thers IN Ais
moth. They slipped into His. throat and
be sss nearly ehoked - destA before .
doctor could be summoned TO extract them-
On Thursdsy the hoy wsS peeiiAg an apple
with an old razor no found II = stand
drawer. Mhe razor slipped tArougk the Ap
ple and cut Of bis th1nb ct the root os The
rail. On Pridy be osset q kes.le of boxing
xa,er ,ha, stood on Abe hesFth Of the kIich
en- stove aud scalds4k kH legs from ihs dow
50 that the skin t>eksd troa them. Whit
b. ppensd 10 him yesterday has loi yet hee0
reported.
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I, .a.s cr.-:s it is worth while 70 know
.sa, ,eople abroad are saying Of US The
Ps.! Msll Gazette has go exalted opinion Of
q, A. witness its remarks. The Gazette
SsrS'
A similar crisis in ans 6ther country
81. "a ,ouyulss prices. 4 nation o. fifty
nlsn people decides the fate OF its gov
.-aneat in a closely contested election
.h.la i conducted With wild excitement
ron the shore, of the Atlantic TO the Pacific,
Srh .ess effect nPOu the stock marke; :han
q rero.r tha- Hing Alfonso had cold in
NJ Hssl would affect the Spanish bour,e.
Nsr here BE no cause FOR q chau-e from
.. q ii sn estimate.
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PfsnaTy Council

BAGsnasaR, EoEsnAes ll.-Ths Penary
Council reassenbled 1t the SeuisarJ Of S.
Sulpics to-day. AreAbishOPs Alemong o.
San Francisco, and KenFick, Of St. LeGis.
sre the ArcSbishops pressat who stteaded
a. ssch the First Fsaary Cosscil 1851: O'
the Bishops SAo attended the Secord Pea-
ary Counsel are ArcAsishops Elder. Larry,
ssi TaeAAn and kshops Henusssy. De
Goes6riAad. Lspghha and 0'CoaAfls are
The onIT suTyiyoYs
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a .l,e-a.ioas Of .he Democrats
.A,,psharr,h The S,s,rs hsve 2sen "a;' S'saL
.n,.s.-r:.2 in every instance w:;h un'
....,,y,l -.:s ,.a,m In many cites. IN
.4s,.-, sections he business men have
-. ,.. s, conspicuous by the interest they
..,,- a.. manifested in the celebrations.
-... .,..,u.a:s ct existing facts are in
...,.r, coa;ra,; to the demagogieai
noe a. r4r,i,ans in diferen: sections,
s..ts.s pictured utter ruin and want AS
q. ..r.,a., if Democratic success.
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Clipped Ballots.
RAO zoo MANY.
4 woma- With Only THres sSU-londs
Around.

a woma- With Only THres sSu-ionds
Around.
GOSHEN, \. y. Noverrber lE.-Three
years ago Hary Hall, prominest citizen
Of Greenwood Lake, msrr.edi MrsD Lsuisa
Green, sup7OSing tsat she was a widow. A
sasrt time ago Mr.. Hall ceased living with
hs=. bot SAID nothing as to the reason. She
brought sui.,againR him to compel hssn to
sssport her. The plairiitithen made the
Startling charge that he bad .diseovere1 that
ias plaintiff had tro other husbands The
case was ,heO adisarned 10 enable the PLAIN
I'd TO psoduce evidence disproyias the
charge She clasned 70 have been divorced
IN Utah rom one husband. and thaa the
asher vas dead. The fact OF the death OF
one is established but there is no record
produceaofs divorce from the other one.
The Plaintiff has been ncn-suIted With
costs. The case, owing TO the standing OF
the paries, haScreatsd.a great sensation in
.hs r&st Of Orange county.
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NEW QUARTERS,
The Republican National Committee Move
into New Rooms.


The Republican National Committee Move
into New Rooms.
NV YORK, November 1.-THE Republi-
can National Committee have moved to
Victoria Hotel, and Chairman Jones, Sena
ter Hobart and Messrs Elkins, Chafee and
Converse are today awaiting the reports of
the official count in the State. Hon. Emory
A. Storrs In an interview, this afternoon,
said: at is the duty Of Blaine to insist on
fair count, for he has not been running for
fun but as a representative Of some millions
of people"
The Democratic National Committee TO-
day issued call to those interested in the
election Of Cleveland and Hendricks for
money with which to defray the extraordi-
nary and unexpected expenses occasioned
By the threatened dispute Of the electora!
vote Of the State Of New York.
Elaine Ballots on Green Papsr-
RoxDrGY, N. y, Nov 1.-THE inspec-
togs 9! election district No; ,. il. this tow .%S,
have certified that 81 Blaine electoral 1sl.
lots cast at the late election we're printed Oh
green paper One hundred green ballots
are also certified to in Middletown This
is contrary to the statute requiring ballots
to be printed on plain white paper. If
thrown out, these districts would show
plurality for Cleveland.
Sometime 10 Wait.
NEW York, November lI.--S:vsral coun
ties have reported their official canvass up
to 2 p. m. But in none of them have any
notable changes taken place. One county
found Irregularities that compelled an ad-
tournament till tomorrow. These irregu-
larities were, however purely technical.
The machinery in New York and Kings
county will move slowly and no statement
OF final results will he made for some DAYS
The Mail and Express Says.
NEp YORx. November l2-The Mail and
Express says: The official count of the
ballots in every county in the State is noA
in progress. The work will be very thor
ough. Neither party yields an inch.
Every figure will be closely scrutin-
lied in all counties OF the State.
A week is usually consumed in the work.
In this city and Kings county less time is
required. Four years ago the official can.
yasS Of the State was not completed until
November 20--over q week distant. Promi-
nent lawyers on both sides will watch the
count.
ChpYed Ballots.
New YeRK, EoveDber 1.-THE Repub-
lean National Committee to-day made
thst they have positive information in
their possession that there are 1900
clipped" bsllots, which have been illegally
thrown out as defective. They ackno~-
ledge that the ballots are detective so far
SIS E1ec,or Blaerfeld is concerned, as
the last part Of his nSme was cut from
the tickets by mistake. The committee
however. urge that aie b%fots are
legal so far as the repa.ning electors are
concerned and say that &om this cause
alone they hope to be able to persuade the
courts TO aeuut in enough votes - overcome
C!eeelapo's plurality.
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y A.f''GN 10 the clOsensss Of the vote in
~ ~, ork = mention Of tie fact tina, in
,. -o'c Gs's'ai Harrison. the Whig candidate
Is''sed Fem ylvsnia over Martin Van
80, 80, The Democratic candidate fnr n.
: s.s''eercy, By only three hundred and
-,.. ~. 1'he 'o'ss. The beaten party quietly
~ 'eefd n 'he result. as the defeated
''''z rev v'il. On whichever .ide the ecanl
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IouNG ladies. on the eve Of marriage,
now give "spinster dinners, atwhich female
friends only are entertained. They are a..
lowed to talk Of everything, and never fail
to mention the numerous curative benefits
of DR. Bulls Cough Syrup that cures all
coughs, colds, bronchitis, Group and sore