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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17
EMPTY IS THE CAGE,
The Eagle and the "Same Old Coon"
Are Gone,
AND CLEVELAND GETS T.dERE.
The Official Canvas Com ,lete1 and Mr.
CIeyeIands Plurality is Big Enough
For Any Use.
Mr.. BLAINE is sATIssiE D.

NEw YORK, November l6.-"This is a
statement authorized By the board as an
unofficial statement by the Board of Canvas
sers:
"'The Board Of Canvassers have COM
pleted the canvass OF the ZIP election dis
tricts in the city of New York. AS to one
district, it is necessary that the Inspectors
be required to correct the returns as to an
error supposed to be apparent on the face of
the return. That return gives to the Blaine
electors 81 votes, while from other state
ments in the return it ought to be 81. This
can make difference of 26 yotes-no
more no less. Ii these q votes are allow
ed TO Blaine, the result will be for the lowest
elector on the Cleveland ticket l33, Isl,
and the highest on the Blaine ticket 9O,093.
Plurality for the lowest Cleveland Elector,
I3,O6i.'"
AS Mr.. 0ttendorfer ran behind his ticket
at least 100 votes, it will be found, when the
NOltS lOE lue ulSueSt OleNSlanu tlcStOi alO
counted, that the Suns figures oil along
have been very nearly correct. Every county
in the State has now been officially canvass
ed, and the official returns have been
receive from all but New York,
Kings and Greene. But New Iorks
vote, of course, will not DC
changed from unofficial figures given out
above. The Kings County Electoral vote
has been unoliicially announced aud the
official announcement will not be made
until the rest Of the ticket has been can
vasSed and the Greene County vote is
Known, the delay in the official announce
ment being due to the fact that the re-
turns from one petty and remote dis
trict were sent back for technical
correction. Consequently the correct Elect
oral vote in the State stands Cleveland
j63,OI3; Blaine. 56l ,956 CleEelands plu,
rality, l,OS7. This is made by taking the
lowest Electoral vote in New York City as
a basis, as Mr.. Ottendorfer ran about 100
behind his ticket. This reckoning gives
Cleveland 100 less than the other Electoral
votes show.
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SAYS he IS SATISFIED.
MIR. Blaire Going to Washington to Spend
the Winter.

MIR. BIaire Going to Washington to Spend
the Winter.
ArGrSrA November l6.-Mr. Blaine re,
CARDS the official count in New York as set
Ting the Presidential question. Mr.
Blaine, it is stated on the best authority
received yesterday afternoon telegram
New York announcing the completion OF
the official canvass of that city. and inform
ing him the plurality for Cleveland in that
State would be | 1877.
The same authority states that Mr. Blaine
accepts the result very cheerfully, and has
noregrets growing out of his connection with
the cnmp mpaign. He feels that he made good
fight. and be gracefully bows to the verdict
OF the American people He believes the
Republican party viii prove true to lis
grand past, and will increase in strength
with the coming years. He expects that in
IssS il will again be called back into pow
er. Sir. Blaine leaye; Tor Washington the
middle of next week, where he and his
family Will spend the winter. He has
eaSed the Sargent house in Farragut
Square, and will shortly resume his work
on the second volume OF Twenty Years Of
Congress" The volume will be ready by
June next for publication.
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TIiE END.

4. s,; i; is all over. The count was
-.sI on SATURDAY. night, and honestly
p. .oo. The ne, result Of which Is, Nc.
.u5,p has a plurality Of over 1000
..s. in New York State. All that is now
s !cnc is the o.i.ial announcement Of
resu,, Iv the State Board Of Canyassers
| Albany on the lg.h inst. The plurality
no, large and vet it is large enough to
sa,e a qu ct revolution n the land.
Wnhsha, satisfaction citizens ofallparties
~ take a deco. long breath and calculate,
U 50 glad It's over. and that Mr.. ClEvG-
yp really is President One can hardly
sEze the amount Of selEPossessjon the
.7ercan people have Even so great a
st IS lbs, JUS; passed is not complete
st Tor the RrGl>TgE now believes if there
isen oily one Of a plurality for either
,a,e and both National Committees
serIsrrd thr coaut vas honest there
q kase b.ya q. h,s.,arcy in yielding
.~,a. J.. would ~ been hard
20 B." ~re to either side
p,odi..o4s trial upon the public
,7e 5G; AFTER rhe hrs. culver or two, from
r. lnmen,iry Of the shock, there would
4yejeen no outward Indication Of the ter
{. ordeal. /, is a magnificent declsra-
q OF the latent power OF sc!lgoverument
rsrug in tn people, and with such a
soid there Is long life get for the Re-
lo1c.
The democratic party will now breathe
tasisr and the longer it breathes the easier
'I be the respiration. \ quarter of a
lea'D'y is q long time 10 have to chew husks
I'D sap 'opN down all superAuous flesh
p The political body. Ba. with a little rem
aa'g /, will be ali the stronger for its
'.@'oas arl !.ag4l peaance. 1t vii,
30" aGaOd ,..u. when it sees it aud try
-..!o1 20 /; ~irL borls as Of s.ceI. Yes.
-'f is s-ra. r..a.cing in the land, aud i.
-rta. la. ,.a.iA,e subsistence is i'm
,>I.. lr.-. Mill no ,.r,lorr,cI ari
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iNoEABIAEl LnrRNAfIsM.


'-s'e are aclass Of Republican news
..sn 'he land vao enjoy nothing better
-'n t?@g 10 aoolalaa the people about
status ofrhs black man in the southern
ares. 'h' burden o, their hvpocri,ical and
.aa'-rg journalism is to arouse a sec.
aaa. feeling ;ha, oo.h, to have ended a
.aae ago but which !, IS hooei BY disiu,
.''s and 'ssa.iuizins the pe.riicd corps
..o temporary ir., may inure to party al,
'A''Se. hcauaot be 70. any other cause,
every car,@I OBSERVER sees around him
a.. the Northern States that the negro
.".s no more care or attention from the
-''s "ePa'Loans than he does from a
.~o''aI Democratic State Governments
| ,'y"aere in the North take care Of tbeir
.S'sa c'''zeus with the same interest
w 'oa'T SISTER States under Republican
F Southern Democrats feel the same
,1a'1 the negro as Northern pemo,ro,s
-, S Our own State Of Wes, yirgi7is.
s,:o n Mr. Blame spoke so kindly Of when
,',-S '-'oaSh il before the State cleo
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No Ernnd in TKler.

To ne Efi'or Of me hisiiigrnesr:
SIE:-I sec by the Register of the llth
inst. that gentleman from New Martins
Vile states upon authority that there w&s
open fraud committed at the poles IN thi,
l1ylerl county, which helped to detea
Judge Branuon.' brand This as n lie 0;
he most infamous character and there i.
not decent Democrst in 81 : county who
viii make any such claim. \; seven out o
:hc nine precincts OF the county there were
TWO Democratic Inspectors, and there ha'
not been u single charge made. in thi,
county. against the action OF auv iSepuhli-
can officer of said election. viii the New
Nartiosyille gentleman rise up and tell who
originated the lie?
o. w. o. HARDNAN,
Member Of the County Executive Commit
tee.
Riddle6owrc ~. Ia, Nor y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17
THE PLENARY COUNCIL.

Yesterdays Session of the Great Eccle-
sIastical Council.
BALIMoRE, November l6.-To-day the
second solemn session of the Plenary Coun
Gil of the Catholic Church of the United
States was held at the Cathedral in this city
The Archbishops, Bishops, mitred abbotS
heads Of religious orders, regular and secular,
and semlnarians were present. Archbishop
Gibbons occupied the throne. PontiGcaI
high mass was celebrated by Archbishop
Williams. The music was the Messa Papa
Marcelli. 1t was sung by two choirs. Bish
on Elder preached.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17

II YOU feel yourself growing weaker, your
strength failing. the functions OF your body
becoming impaired, take warning in time
Your blood is starving for want of noarlsh-
meut DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Ssr-
saparilla is food for the blood. 1t parties
this stream Of life and strengthens egesg
part Of the body, rabuilds a broken down
constitution, produces dreamiess slamber,
and res,oreswasted energies and shattered
nervous system. A trial bottle will con
vince. No other remedy equals 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17
nrnGE RRANNON,s CASE

Asthe REGISTER published the substance
of a gentleman's remarks, to which the card
below refers; and as the said card bears the
stamp of official authority; and as said card
may not be seen by the author Of said state
ment if confined to the Intelligencer alone,
tits herewith produced for the benefit Of all
rCrrarned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17
ranger

p;.b. Rev. Bishop hAIN IS co'on'-
d Al .mopg other preIa'es as Attending S,Y,; Tue
,an,ion ca 'In' Of Miss ENVY HAHrTE at $E, Ba.S',
i've, IN honor Of the presence OF the
greg .,s' : Council in ,ha, city. The Sun N
aakiDg Of it says ,,,,;nsr, II
A'SS Nus. .I1 r,,iI.s as well As in the social ME
aI2Gry T,T,;rcre GRE She is the daughter OF Eoo-
+ Is,oaS,TI soo5ISr Harper. the Distinguished law,
I. .oi .o3 statesman. and Grandd3a0shler o.
II .tl a.l cD-ron Of CarroI,,on. Her grand
-.... -S.,...r.g.in. Right Rev. John Carroll
.,i ,bs srs. ar. lJisLop OF Baltimore.
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Important Arrest OF sneak Thieves.

EAsToN, Pa, November l6.-FOur raids
were made Thursday night aud yesterday
morning upon dens of trsmps in this vicin-
ity, and fourteen hard characters were cap
tured, all Of whom were recognized as pro-
tesSiCual sneak thieves, and on most of
them was found evidence connecting them
with recent store robberies in the Lehigh
valley.
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WHILE SMOKING
st. Louis Man Commits Suicide +,
Shnniinr.

4 st. Louis Man Commits Suicide Il!
Shooting.
Sr. LorIs, November lG.-William Kilt
Itch. residing with his wife in little two
story house on Keokuk street and Oregon
avenue, was found early yesterday morning
by Mrs. Klittich dead and sitting bolt up
right in chair near the kitchen stove his
body being slowly consumed by flames,
which had evidently been communicated to
his clothing from the sparks from his pipe.
The horror stricken woman shoute for help,
and meantime threw bucket after bucket
of water on the burning corpse Of her hus.
band. A subsequent examination disclosed
a bullet wound in the dead mans stomach.
The expression of the face was calm and
peaceful. and it is supposed that he com
mitted suicide; that he was smoking at the
time. and that when death ensued from the
pistol wound, the pipe fell inside his vest,
where the sparks soon kindled into the fire
which burned his dead body. The remains
were horribly charred, and the sight was
sickening in the extreme. The couple had
been married but q short time, and had
lived very happily. according to the test
ony of those who knew them, and no
cause can be assigned for the suicide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17
Heavy Fire.

GoLDSgoRo, II. c., November l6.-Twen,
tv-fve leading business houses in the heart
OF the city have been burnt, including the
extensive shops of w. T. Kornegay & Co,
The Messenger printing Office and building
together with several large stocks OF mer,
chandise and quantity of cotton. Total
loss $3.50 900.
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THE GALL OF IT.
The Republican N,tionaI Committee Still
kicking After Bel ~ Pronounced Dead
by Competent Authority.

The Republican N,tionaI Committee Still
kicking After Bel ~ Pronounced Dead
by Competent Authority.
.rrsBURGu, Pa, November l6.-Joseph
D. Weeks. Treasurer of the National Re
publican Committee. was in the city 10 day,
and returned TO New York tonight. In an
interview he said; 1T is impossible to
tell what the National COMMITTEES will do
until the official count is finished. The
Board of County Canvassers have nopower to
change the face of the returns except in
case Of manifest clerical errors, and under
certain conditions to count the ballots that
we're rejected by them as blankor defective.
Any action looking to a change in the re-
turns except as above stated must be
brought before the courts who have power
by mandamus to instruct inspectors and
canvassers to change the face Of the re-
turns
"The National Committee will stick i;
out as Long as there is any hope.
The Republican people OF this country
EXPECT their National Committee to exhaust
every means within their power to reach
the actual result of the election, aud unhlit
has done that it viii remain in active ser
vice. As far as 1 am concerned ! think
there is still some hope
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17
Masked Rohbers secure 81, 800.

WOOSTER, O., November l6.-Fonr
masked men entered the residence of Geo
Moore, FIVE miles south of here Thursday
night, bound and gagged Moore and hi
sister, who were alone and robbed them o
SI.5OO in money There is no clue to tn
rrhhars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17

= AZ who is going to De the
I,r ,511s, s@S 10 of wbselins2 Applicants ,l'
,t Na.'' ,,,,in,. the pay is lean' but
l2a.a 60 .:,,iop Is fat aai hearty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17

~. ,.,lce you InleFond'as@' Is. and G5ETo. T'o.
op. who dared 70, 70 vote ,Ss I1s traitors Of
,3 ,,.s..r .2. ~ dsspes: and rtsssds'1 dye
e iaTASs-. ..,l.rnrrolhings YOU.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17

-. Ig,.ies: Rebel yell to pc
Ard Aof in the land the Rebel S@.. yell OF Tbsr rRsp
pixie PM, To- oudr aud harder fa9 any =. a's1 eorss e
ainea hens that ever PF'Sas@ &c. ARRIVAL ri OF a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17
A BROKEN HEATED moTHea
The Grief-strieksn Parent who Hasafs ~
Central I'm seareh ef . Daughter.

The Grief.strieksa Parent vso Hasnfs tAD
Central I'm seAreh ef . Daughter.
PmLApELpmA, November f6.-Nn. Ans
Rafferty, Is broken hearted. and hsr homo ~
1880 Diamand s.sset, which . iss days ase
was cheerful, is now desolaie aad uninvit.
ing. The cause Of ker sorrow = the dissp
pearance Of he, daughter. aged II, who vas
her motber's eSiy comfort
The young girl Ieft home on Monday. go
the constant searching Of the nothsg ana
The xaichfainess Of the police who vess pat
IN operstioa by Detective Almendingel has
saiied TO oying the lost dAugsts back "
The sorrow stricken parsst. Two o. three
Zines o day the ,esrstsiped face of the old
xoman can be seen at the Cestsal Fohce
station sn1io5sly watching fos the kisd-
| hearted detective. in tho heps Of bsAsisg
l some tidings OF her lost child
When informed that there = no news -
her ewes fiIl with teaB ihst She esdeavoss
TO restrain, and she totters OF tikhtesing
her scsnty shawl about bes shoalder Tor ~
long walk 10 her home. The police be1sse
that the girl has lefs The eitY.
No d;sease win ,rouhle yoa Il yos tesp
your blood pure, your k;daeys eFon9. yoss
bowels reeslar and your mjsd clser by %
occasiossl ufe oi that great reyiyef -
srptorter oi health aud ssrrnxtk ksovp q
| Dr. Guyrolts Yellow Deck and Sessepa,
lila. Iis praise shcrld be ia every mosta'
| I.s merit ,Eoald be known by sA!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17

-.. ,,o5eelion Of pig iron ,h has 'n''SA'sa
Tbs ~, .irce August lSs2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17

CoLUgsvS discovered America and Eli
son invented the photograph, bat it re-
maiued for Dr. Ball to invent the remedy
Of 'he age The coash Syrup" the kiugly
cure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17

WuY is it that so many neglect coughs
and colds. until they get consumption
Why is it so many die of consumption?
1t is because they viii not come aud be
healed. Every one knows sure conquer
sr Of throat and lung diseases is DR.. Wis.
tsrs Baisam Of Wild Cherry, and that it
can be had Of any druggist
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17
stfORE BREAKFAST

ruS yell 'i 'rs
.,,t tie nUgWumEe,
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To Prnh,hif Rambling at the Caslno.

BgRxE, November l6.-The federal cour'
Gil has adopted resolution prohibiting
gambling at the Casino, at Montreaux.
Similar measures will also be adopted with.
out reference to the foreign club at Geneval
The Prisoners Escaped With Their Lives.
EVERGREEN, Ara, November 1.-THE
iail of Monroe county has been burned, rhe
nrisoners barely escaped with their lives,
The origin OF the fire is unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17

Our local politicians are making active
arrangements for the next campaign. They
ordered box of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
and feel confident and happy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17
Kissed Christ.

Again. in all these cities j am impressed
with the fact that there is a great field for
Christian charity. There are hunger and
suffering and want and wretchedness in the
country; but these evils chiefly congregate
in our great cities. On every street crime
prowls and drunkenness staggers and shame
winks and pauperism thrusts out It's hand
asking for aims. Here want is most squalid
and hunger is most lean. A Christian man
going along street in New York saw a
poor lad, and he stopped and said: My
boy. do you know how TO read and writer
The boy made no answer. He then asked
the question twice and thrice: "Can goa
read and write2' And then the boy an.
swereJ. with tear flashing on the back OF
his hand. Ee said, in defiance: mo, sir,
| can't read nor write neither. God, SIR,
DON, want me TO read and write. Didn
lie take away my father so long ago !
never remember to have seen hima And
haven't Rad to go along the streets to get
something 10 fetch home to eatfor the folks
And didn't J. ss soon as ! could carry
hs,let have to 20 out and pick mp cinders
and never baye no schooling. SIR! Goc
don't want me TO read, sir. can't read
nor write neither.
oh These Poor Wanderers!
;hev have TO chance. Born in Degradation
SIS ibey get rp from their hands and knee
to walk ikey take their first step On tn
read 10 despair. Let US 20 forth in To
raree 6f ihe lord Jesus Carist 10 sesnr
them. Let us ministers rot be afraid
/. sciiirs our black elo:hfs vhiis We go DOS
ON ,ist mission. While ve ara .Jing a
elaborate knot in our cravat or while =
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thousands Of voices Hill cry out: See
here is what you have done; and the
wretch will wrap himself with 6ercer fame
and leap into deeper darkness, and the
multitudes he has destroyed will pursue bar
and hurl at him the long bitter. relentless
everlasting curse OF their own anguish. III
there be one cup Of eternal darkness more
bitter than another they will have 70 drink
II 10 the dregs. II in all the ocean Of the
lost world that comes tilloaing up. there be
one wave more fierce than another, II viii
dash over them.
stood one day at Niagara Falls and
saw What you may have never seen there
six rainbows bending over that tremendous
plunge. never saw anything ike it BE-
fore or since. Six beautiful rainbo~s arch
ing that grea, cataract And 50, over the
RAPIDS and angry precipiee Of sin, vhese 20
nany have been dashed down, God beauii-
tul a5moniiisns hover, q warning arching
each peril-six Of them, Fifty OF them, .
thousand Of them.
Beware. Beware: Berars.
Young men after you go bone, while you
have time 10 reflect upon these things, ant
| before the duties Of the Office. aud the stor'
and the shop come upon you again, loo'
ever this whole subject, and after the da!
bss passed. and yoa hear in the night In
voices ard footsteps cf the city dying frou
YOUR ear, and it gets 50 silent that ron ca,
helr distinctly your watch under yoar pa
,os going -tiek, tick then oPsn !o1r eye
and lock ont upoD the darkness and soc e.
:. riIlsrs Of light, one horizontal, the oshf
peypendieplsr, but changing their dirseiio
pp,,I ,hev come together. and Jour ea.ag
,rred vision beholds 1.-THE cross.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17
THE MoNEYLEss CITY.

ii9ilebomrc, ". Ia, Nor. y.
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livery Intelligent Christian

msu and that is that the world is scene Of
toll and struggle. Here and there YOU find
q man in the street who has his arms folded
and who seems to have 10 particular err
rapd. But if yoa VIII stand at the corner
of the sireer and watch the coun'enanees
of those who go BY rou VIII see ia most in.
stances there is an iniisation that they are
on an erraad Which must be exesuied .!
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-05
ADVICE 10 MnIllPrs.

Are you disturbed at night and H. ken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teelh2 If So
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ing, It's value is incalculable. II will re
leve the poor little sufferer imned.
lately. Depend upon it, mothers, there is
no mistake about it. 1t cures dysentery and
diarrhna, regulates the stomach and bow.
els, cures wind collie, sottens the gums, re-
duces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy TO the whole system. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup for Children Teething
is pleasant to the laste, and s'the prescrip.
ton of one OF the Oldest and best female
nurses and physicians in the United States,
and is for sale by oil druggists throughout
the world. Price 25 cents a bottle
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-05
j. c. CARSON, Cairo. Ills
Where the Fire is Out.
Magic No More a Mystery-Seen From
Across the World.

"Haroun Of Aleppo," said Sir Philip perya,
"had mastered every secret In nature which tho
nobler magic seek TO fathom. lie discovered TIM,
the true art OF ing il t. assis, Nature to throw
ohthe disesse-to Summon, az II were, the whole
system to eject the enemy that has fastened on q
part. His processes all included the reinyiroratior
Of the principle Of life"
In this the Eastern sage merely anticipated the
practice of the bes, physicians of to-day. VIVA,
life Itself is nobody knew then--nobody knows
now Bnt we have learned something OF the rea
roht why the mysterious tide riaes and falls
rto'l9eh the great organs OF the body are nor ire
PathbW o1ruOyed, med cal science can always ro.
neye. and Often save, Yet no reputable physician
now suhercb the barharous and stupid processes
o! uep.euon' such ~ bleeding, by which IL W -
auWInpeu 70 cur disease by reducing the patient
ABILITY to resist II, Now adays we do no, Ian,
gown the Tort 10 help the garrlson-we strengthen
In this intelligent ana beneacIent wo,b I, ia
concededt at Park0is Tonic leads All other med,.
clhee, AZ IN invlRorant IL acts immediatslv ana
bbvme,iuy upon we circu alton and the organs Of
a,Rennoh' ms Rlyi Nature tho assi.tance sba
& 'o,1 ~ lollows thtt all ailments of the s,o,n
acn, kidneys aud liver ote at once rc i"ved ~,
.uIeui 40 othef Preparation embodics Inc same
qur!uee OF produces similar results n ig Adj "i
0us W use and The best known anti.iT,oyicar,
fnce DV Gus ana slOO. HlHcox & 10. Vow vi,