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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21
FLEEING FROM FIRE.
Exciting Scenes II Havsrhih, Massaohn
sett6>

Exciting Scenes II Haverhin, Massaohn
setts>
HAvERHILL, Mass, November 2O.-Fhe
Brickett building, comprising several stores
in the basement the Craighton house. Mrs.
Clark propristresS and several boarding
houses in rooms above, was burned this
morning. The fire originated in the hotel,
and quickly spreac to the roof four stories
above. The hotel had twenty-nine guests,
who barely escaped with their lives.
Several tied their bed clothes to-
gether and came down on the out
side of the building by these means One
man was badly cut by sliding down a tele'
phone wire. A baby was tiedup in sheet
and thrown 10 fireman. Kate Gilmartin
and Josie Branaham Jumped from fourth
fatal injuries and Mis- sfsS otGaF tGaPsfR g Mas received
" hurt The losses are as follows: Froth'
ingham 4 Underhill, druggists, $40, In
sured for 81 900; Frank Page $1,000; Mrs.
Clark, $4,000, insurance $1,000; on the
building, $4,000. Individual losses are
$4,000. The origin of the fire is unknown
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frr reaction has set in; Republican pa
s,s, and west are beginning to realize
! ns,pitude Of the party's defeat and
|lrris too bitter for them to say about
Irocra,s aud the policy Of President
I,,u,yD. There would be an unusually
tffr frame Of mind, perfectly angelic,
\ Issre vas not q Boiling over Of gall
H. 50 to speak, and the yictors ought
! b, 5s surprised at il. They (the Demo
\ 81 would probably De just as much ex-
! sd ffrbe tables were turned, after 50
..-..suI the gOCu ,ur..1~, .-.-' .--'
! ull jos, ss fooEshly, But the sting
gre. the ro;hing hurts no one but
io,her so Democrats ought to take il
i. do no, unnecessarily Irritate the fallen
res, them Ike brave soldiers, although
,rlrished, and in a little while they will
Be around and make excellent citizens
a'ad o; eating the honey Of the workers
. q all be the workers themselves and
bic gjOi honey for the Queens to eat.
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THE PANAMA CANAL
Declared to be Impracticable by En-
gineers.

Declared to be Impracticable by En-
y gineers.
NEw YORK, November 2O.-Col. John &.
Stevens, of New Jersey, the eminent canal
engineer, made an exhaustive examination
of the Panama canal route some time ago
for certain New York capitalists. He told
a reporter last night that as result he had
reached the conclusion that the canal should
have been planned for locks and that owing
to Typographical conditions and liability Of
floods, a tidewater canal is impracticable.
He doubts if the canal as at present pro-
iected can ever be completed, but thinks six
yoars' time would suffice to finish it on prop
erly amended plans and with American
engineering, free from the misleading tradl'
lions of the Suez canal methods.
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WANTED TO FIGHT.

Philadelphia Chinamsn Who Obiectedto
n Coroneps Scalpel. ..,.-
PMhsDELPHIA, November 20.-Coroners 8
Physician Formal went to l,625 Pine street
today to make an autopsy on ths body Of
Hop Zee, who was found dead in his bunk
on Monday night. He.found All Ding and
Joe Tenn in the laundry. DR.. Formad ex-
plaineaG ~ he had come from the Coroner s
s&ce "a shd odt what had killed Hop Kee
"Yos edeseY' askednJoe Tom.
Yes" ssid the Doctor.
"llam" said Joe Tenn.
"You eutteeY asked All Ding. -.
"Yes," replied the physician.
''Iou euttee, me 6ghsee! said All Ding,
as.hs reached for hat'iron with one hand
and poker with the other.
Joe Tom, seeing that All Ding meant
fight, also grabbed aat iron, and then they
both stood waiting for the Doctors decision.
He decided to retire, and marrying back to
the Ceroners Office, told Deputy Coroner
Ashbridge what had happened. The dep
uty coroner said, I'll 90 with you" He
stepped into the hack Office, and slipping
two revolvers into his pocket, told the doc
tor 70 follow.
When they reached the laundry All Ding
and Joe Tom, together with a dozen Chi
nese, were awed into submission by the
sight of Mr.. Ashbridge's battery. The
deputy had two colered policeman
stationed near the laundry in case
Of trouble. Ths Chinese blamed Chung
Tick, the interpreter for allowing the Cor.
oners physician to dissect Hop Kee, and
when All Ding saw the Doctor knife max,
ing incisions in his dead comrades body he
tainted. The Deputy Coroner stood guard
in the outer room while the examination was
being made.
After it was completed the body was
placed in coffin and funeral services were
held by the pastor Of the Chestnut Street
Baptist Chnrch. and then the body was
taken to the Broad street station and seat tc
New York. On Thursday Hop Kee will be
buried in the Chinese temporary Suria
Ground at GreenDoint.
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The Democratic Fund.

New York, November 2O.-Barnum and
Smalley, of the Democratic National Com
mittee, to-day were auditing the campaign
bills yet remaining, and closing up other
matters of business incident to the cam
paign. Total amount of money received
bv the Democratic National Committee,
1898 900. Of this sum $52, 900 was received
through the popular campaign fund in
amounts less than $500 The National
headquarters will be entirely closed to-mor-
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TO MEET CLEVELAND.
&c President Hendricks to Meet Presi-

Vice President Hendricks to Meet Presi-
dent Cleveland.
New York, November 2O.-Mr. Hen
dricks arrived in New York at IL o'clock
last night and went to the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. A few Democratic politicians called
10 see him, but Mr.. Hendricks was tired and
had gone to bed. II expect to remain here
a few davs," he said to . reporter, "and
shall probably see Governor Cleveland be-
fore i go back, though have 40 plans tor
meeting him. Have | read Mr.. Blaine
speech? OF course l have. 1t made ms
=, we'll / am tired any way. Good
night.
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An Eastern Mystery from the Wsst.

MILWAUKEE, November 20 There is
considerable excitement over the report
that one of the New York election inspect
ors was arrested in this city last Right by
federal authorities. United Ststes Marshal
Fink, who it is said made the arrest
cannot be found. Some claim that he
has gone to New York. Edward Sander
sons name is connected with the matter,
and it is fact that he left suddenly this
s.,SX.,:-.. :. Co. Noy, VII M .I:~- -he
Started Started the report allege that there will be
sensational disclosures when the mysterious
nrisoner reaches New York --------
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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 nourlsh-
ment. DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparilla is FOOD for the blood. 1t purifes
this stream of life and strengthens every
part of the body, rebuilds q broken down
constitution, PRODUCES dreamless slumber:
and restores wasted energies and shattered
nervous system: A trial bottle will con-
vince. No ether remedy equals If.
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Has BIaine an Eye on, the Senate:

WASHINGTON. November 2c-This morn
ipg's Post editorialIy states that there is an
area of uneasiness prevailing in the neigh
borhood of Senator Hale, of Maine Like
wise of Representative Milliken by reason
of Mr.. Blaine's possible aspirations toward
this or the other end of the capitol Walker
Blaine says this insinuation is groundless;
that his father has no idea Of being called
to uny position in political life, and has no
asp;rstion whatever in that direction.
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rai,ure of Farm Implement Makers.

BAYoxSE, N. j., NoVember 2O.-Carr Il
Hobson, limited, manufacturers Of agrIcu-
tural implements at Bergen Point, have as
signed to Norman T. NJ. Nelhs without
preference. The January statement showed
the assets to be $751; sad liabilities
$1,000. The companys capital is $50
600. Ii is expected to resume shortly.
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covsn Res Court for a Dividend.

PHlIADELPHIA, November 20.-Ex-Pres-
ident Gowen, of the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Company, appeared before
the United States Circuit Court this morn
ing, and presented petition begging the
court to issue an order to compel the re-
ceiyer of the company to pay dividend OF
The New Jersey Central Company, which IS
leased blythe Reading. The court referred
the case TO master in chancery.
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,c.,no,,c Knishts Of America.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, November 20
Supreme officers of the Catholic knights OF
America met in this city to audit the &C
counts Of the Supreme Treasurer and con
suit on the interests Of the order. No busi-
ness Of interest has yet been transacted The
officers were banqreted by the local branch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21
BANDS OF ROBBERS
That Infest the Int rior OF Old Mexico and
DEFY All Law.

That Infest the Int rior OF Old Mexico and
Defy All Law.
NUEyA LAcEDo, MEx., November IA
But little additional information was re-
ceived Yesterday from interior points re-
garding the movements and intentions OF
the rebels. Reliable information was re-
, ceiyed that El Coyote, with 800 well armed
men, was quartered at the moantain town
of Mots, about forty miles west OF Bnsta'
mente, the scene of his robbery Of the Mex
lean Nation pay can over q yeay ago, II
is believed that some power lies behind EI
COYOTE and the other bands of inssrrechon-
lists which win manifest itself at IN early
Inr
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FATAL kFFRAY.
A West Virginia Rev That Rcssatsd In
Murdar. r

A West Virginia Rev That Ressatsd' in
Murder. r
PonT PLEASANT, W. Va, November 20.
Yesterday at Masen city, sixteen miles
north Of here, in this county, young man
by the name of Peden and a negro named
Welch became engaged in an alteration.
Peden finding he would probably became
engaged in difficulty, started to leave the
crowd, which had assembled in the mean
time, whereupon Weleh picked up the arm
of an old wbeelbarrow and dealt Peden sew
eral severe blows across the top Of his head,
crushing his skull Physicians were called
at once, and took four pieces of his skull
from the wounds inflicted. At this writing
he is lying unconscious, with no possible
hope Of his his recovery. Welch is in jail
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.,,.,ax cras,,nr the spoils.

BRooxLYS, n. Y, November 20,-Con-
siderable speculation is rife as to the prob.
able recipients Of patronage at the hands Of
President Cleveland. General Horatio c.
King is spoken of for Secretary OF War, ex-
State Senator Murtha for Collector OF the
Port and Colonel Thomas Carroll for Col
Iector of Internal Revenue. i
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AFortunn.e Lieutenant Governor.

HARrroRp, Cr., November 20.-Lieuten-
ant Governor Geo. G Sumner inherits SIo,-
coo from his motherin-law, Mrs. Juda A.
Gallup. Other bequests are $25, 600 for a
gateway at Cedar Hill Cemetery. s, 900 for
the Old Peoples Home, and $4,000 for the
Hartford Orphan Asylum.
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me omcial Vote Of Connecticut

HARrgoRD, CT., November 2O.-Fae
board of canuassers official report gives thl
Connecticut vote: Cleveland 81, ,l99, Blain
65, ,923, st. John 1906, Butler 1858, scat
tering 6. ForGovernor-Waller 6T9i2
Harrison 66,227, Palmer 2,l28, Curtis
l,S79, scattering is. Summers (Democrat)
plurality for Lieutenant governor IS 215.
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'REDLET TIE STATE OWES THE CITY

~-AAG O"L-o A MI = IL .
ILere Is a matter outside of politics that
u ergase the Gtten ion Of the incoming
gA1ilre. It is the obligation the citi-
'a' Of Wheeling believe the State is under
pace the State House in good repair
'' 'Ae removal Of the State Government
Charleston. The ten years OF occu-
aj oy the administration has been hard
IL 1t shows the signs Of wear
Y var very Percepioly. In fact, unless it
sea'Fed the coming summer it will be
,,oS' - l0' any purpose in a very short time.
-le REGISTER thinks the city is justified
U8'ns this matter before the Lsgisla-
r. not only from an equitable standpoint,
A1o ''on precedent, Below is quoted
/ act that gave the generous con-
'Ouuon OF $4,000 for the use of
STATE House companys buildings at
'I.e'lon after the Legislature decided
C'P';ai should be removed to Wheeling.
should be borne in mind also that of
At $50 600 very large slice of it came
O. The Poeke.s of the tax payers of this
y Bot here is the act.
FACE 10, CHAP. 81, ACTS ls75
Al act to Hay the State IIopse Comr,rv
,ae use and occupation by the State
,'sFlJmeur, Of tue house. BUILDINGS and
,o,'S orogS l,gs'Onslng to said company, Ap-
,O,ea February y, So
Virginia. ' % '''S'0'e O' west
tla' the sna of thirty tbo,sanJ dollars
a. ~ c.s ,ne same is hereby appropriated out
- .Sa S.S'e treasury to be paid BY the war,
l. - - % y IRe Auditor drawn for that amonn,
Ies'y'o! ,~s STATE House Company for the use and
E,tSaon, Oy the State government of NM
Ers s mouse buildings and grounds bslonv
H. s.s1S ~sH'S company in Charleston, one hal
. ps,a ont Of the revenue of 1878 sni
m. 'e'laQe out Of the revenue Of 1876
'r;rS, S act snail be in fo.ee, from and afe,
Ss'y days from its passage. N''''
S'''iy, it IS norbecOming in any pubIics
~ ~ Al charleston to oppose such a model
''qOeat as Wheeling viii maker Til
,,N''E believes that the Times spoke hu,
I,,s On the subject and is willing to adm
-. nothing unreasonable or improps
,,.s sang oni7 what Wheeling resdil
'''A''d to her sister city.
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Marked Revival in the Business of Coun-
terfciting.


terfciting.
WASHINGTON, November 20.-Mr. Brooks,
chief of the secret service division of the
Treasury Department, in his annual report,
saws: "The events OF the past year give
evidence Of a revival of the manufacture OF
paper money, which was practically sus-
pended during the years 1882 and 1888"
He also says that although the reports for
the past year the smallest percentage OF cir
culation Of counterfeit paper money since
the first issue Of such money, he is OF the
opinion tha: there is today in the hands OF
counterfeiters nearly 3OO.O new spurious
notes of the denomination Oslo and $40,
which have been produced since January
1894
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:-,.rq,sd bv Washington core
,.,. cf the Philadelphia Times tina
| I, likely TO be a revival OF former II and
|, sa...nanship under Mr.. ChE'S
/ ADMINISTRATION. If that gentleman
,;rs The country an administration
|: knows no North and no South, but
,-s common country and will admin
,.s ,oee,nmen, simply and econom
1, w. will have a revival Of the bes
/ Of craftsmanship and the only kinc
-,,Ia u-ous
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

Why is il that so many neglect coughs
and colds, until they get consumption I
why is it so many die of consumption?
It is because they viii not come and be
healed. Every one knews sure conquer
or of throat and lung diseases is Dr. Via,
tsrs Balsam Of Wild Cherry, sAd that Ii
can be had Of any druggist,
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Officials Deny 1t.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 2O,-A re-
port is in circulation to-day that reduction
of 10 per cent in the wages Of the Louisville
and Nashville roads employees will be made
December lst. The clerks 4and employees
say the reduction will be surely made, bat
,firinls deny the report. -.
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The Plenary Council.

BALrrMoRE, November 20.-There was
no public session of the Pienary Coancii
to-day and DEGREES formulated durisg the
week will not be voted on until the public
session Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

BES BUTLER has done great good in the
Tewkesbury Almshouss. but his work will
not be complete till he orders q good supply
Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the people 8
remedy.
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3 WHEEIING W. va FRIDAY AIQRNING, NOVEMBER 21 1884
NEW cumsERLAND.
Democrxss Becemingiy Celebrate the RsI
cent vicsory-
E,..s,J "A ~. p.n..,.-

cent Victory
Special 10 he Register.
New CUMBERLAND. w. Va, November 20.
Last night will be long remembered by
the average Haneockian. For the past
week, it had been advertised that . jolliica-
ton was to be had in honor of the victory
so recently won-accordinglY 8 delegation
eamsup from Toropto, o., and about nine
O'clock quite an imposing demonstration
was formed and paraded the principle
streetk Owing to the bad weather some
parts of the programme Ewere abandoned
whicA if carried QUE would have lent to the
coHipkion of their display. Everything
passeA off quietly and now we are ready to
settlea aown to the humdrum avocs6ons of
life uhiil we are again wakened four years
henseato engage in another struggle for
polti0d supremacy.
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;. r-istine greatness.

,,r the people turned out to PAEaS, c,
..I,. Democratic barbecue back OF
. -. ,--, r,,.erdsv. was a caution. The
~ .s.,ber was no retardatiOn TO
-.-, =. Numbers. the enthusiasm or the
Spe,chifyiug, csnnonadlng
5,,nnins. hurrahins and singing
..yr , ;,r Of the Pleasures OF the pro
-' /, wa, a rip-roaring day for 'he
80 and VII live in the recOliec
!, -. r.r,...rants for a generation anC
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s,rp.nD.rv cIossd Down,

HAuyAx, November 2h-The Nova SEQ
tia sugar refinery, has been shut down for
a couple of weeks owing to dullness Of
trade
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

Man, Who vers tbosGht b. Pkyieiaas
and fr;epdsto Be q deaths deer hsys -
restored TO their families and 70 comparative
eood health BY The neg vitahzisg Issse-
ment Of DIN. Btszfsy 4 Palsa, lioe GisaA
street. Philadelphia Ths eusss b Co
sumption, Catanh, NsGsiGiA Bso.eti.
and various Chronic djseAses sEe hess9
vonderful, and sss attracting vids 49,.
ton. Nothing Hks 4 II knoWR! IN ne6eal
history. Ifyos have a intsrA b lns!iag
all sbcut thk nev TreatnssA Ssi1s = -.
and papPhless and rsPx.S q sasa N =
proupsli ps;isa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

,Te ENJOYING the rare CASTRO
'a.,'f ;n,. g now Of stuaing themselves
70, s5us5isan ~ goose and coon pot,
., = ,,n5. nJg's,' i, is delicious, and what 'P'
10 'Oo,, 49,, there IS plenty OF it.
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BESwOOD.
A Potpourri of Political. Personal and In
dustrial News

A Potpourri of Political, Personal and In
dustriaI News.
Henry Bursee, Esq, is indisposed with
typhoid fever.
The factory Of the Benwood Iron Works
Company ceased operations yesterday after
noon, until Monday next. g-
There was recherche dinuer party last
evening q, the residence Of j. johnson,
Esq. The feast was wager on the presi'
Denial election.
Rolls. for the purpose ofrolling steel, are
being put in at the Benwood Iron Works:
The Ohio River Railroad Company did
some filing on the ferry crossing to Sixth
street. ...-
The present stoppage at the factory is
owing TO all the iron plates on hand at
present being cut On Monday everything
will be in readiness to cut steel nails.
The telegraph paraphernalia was re-
moyed yesterday from the box car, which
has been the Office pro tenn. since the hre,
10 the new Office.
Mr.. G. Simpson, Of Moundsyille, was in
town yesterday.
Professor May was in Wheeling yesterday
on business.
Every Democrat who lives in Benwood or
vicinity is expected TO meet at the club
room tomorrow (Friday) evening ss basi-
ness of importance TO ali Democests will be
brought before the meeting. So let US have
full meeting.
The people Of this country have saved
themselves the disgrace of having rsnting.
believing demagogue as President His
s;Ily vsporings to crowd Of serenader.
stamps him dangerous man, and il IS well
be was defeated.
Mr.. Lu,hur Fox viii pay his election be.
on Saturday afternoon BE Will Wheel
| Louis Goeeke in wheelbanow from the
mill to the furnace and return, headed By
the Beuvood band. II will be the occanor
Of much hilarity for the boys.
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still Another Reduction In Rates.

New YoEx, November 20.-The state
ment that the Grand Trunk, Michigan Gen.
trail and Lake Shore roads have again re-
duced rates between Buffalo and Chicago is
confirmed by the ticket;agents here. The
rates between New York aud the West are
unchanged
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= mans hindsight to help
-, miserable. Mr.. BLAINE says n
! ','5 Do, stopped in New York after his
I ~, ~, A. west. neither the DelmOmGo
~. Nv Rev ByRcaARD' D's remarks, would
! ,.,. ~. n PASS and he (Nr. BLNISE)
sSa'9 .. P,s.iasn. y That terrible "iF' no"
-, ,raafnpSS.
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N Wygks secretary Stats
!o'',n r.. =, s,... still eEngs to the hope
T. late Republican candidate %esS ms, roE be be
|isncy is elected. A'. .,', SSIas 5a, he he !, .
an iron and steel matters '"' H' :
- uathsmaticlan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

CLosryG out Buggies and Spring Wagons
away below their value. j. w. Ferrel.
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-. before the election were 'a'a @
p. a''': Since the election there S,,ao, ar,
J, HeFSPaPe''
N With them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

s,,-5-oe BAr,rD or Judge
as' .5 s.1i'r make Gne Democratic
-fState.
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Do roU value the health apd comfort OF
YOUR childreni Then guard them against
Group By taking hold of that cough or cold
Al The start, and relieving the inasmmsdon
With DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Hthey have
the vhooping cough do what yoa can 70
alleviate their pain BY giving them Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup. All children love It.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

.Eprrsp F. Bocuxe and C. hsnkeminer,
druggists, guarantee positive relief for any
cough, cold, Group OF lung compliant %
osing Ack1s English Remedy, OF vin 70
fund the moaey.
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: lbe BlAlsrrSs; Roo''e's' I'
''il 'Issrs 0, =, and not a sPOok to eat
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ssFORE 8EsAKfasT'

-. bme ducks: Mr., BlA'SS
yBrECHAEn.