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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
Will DIE MONDAY.
The Death Warrant Of Risl Near at Hand
His Relatives Anguish.

The Death Warrant Of Riel Near at Hand
His Relatives Anguish.
ToRoxTo, November l4-The Mail to
day has the following special from Winni
peg, dated the 18th: A special messenger
passed Port Arthur this afternoon on his
way to Regina, bearing the Governor Ger
erals warrant for the execution Of Riel at
Regina on Monday next. BE will reach
Winnipeg tomorrow morning and Re.
gina on Sunday morning. All the
preparations for the execution have been
COMPLETED. Risl was made aware some
dsys sRo that the sentence Of the court
would be carried into effect on Monday,
but after the frat reprieve he got it into his
head that he would be sent to the peniter-
tiary, and his spiritual advisers could do
nothing with him, his manner becoming
insolent and at the same time exceedingly
offensive. But when the news was broken
to him on Monday evening last that he
must prepare for death, he sobered down.
ItmAy be well to add that none of the
alleged interviews said to have been held
with him lately ever took place. Snd the
correspondents of certain American and
Canadian papers have been running boz
gus news bureau for weeks back.
Risrs relations and friends at st. Eilax,
five miles from here, are aware that Mon
day will end all They are naturally very
much broken down. His poor old mother
became erazsd q few months ago, during
the rebellion, 50 that to-day she is unable
to realize The dreadful position in which
her son is placed. Joseph, his brother,
who is g most respectable man, is in
dreadful state Of mind. Riefs wife,
whom be did not treat wei during the
rebellion, leaving her exposed to danger
and to hunger, and is reported to be near
ly heart.broken but the priests are with
her and the other relatives, and everything
that oan be done to comfort them will Ee
done. The Risl family have from the frat
secuted the idea that the prisoner was in
sane They say be had dslusions on re-
ligion and on the subject of his own i'm
portsnce, but that on ell matters he was
not only sane, but exceedingly intelligent
and clever. They have been deeply panied
by the publication c! the bogus inter
views
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LEFT IN A CAR
And Claimed by q Mysterious Woman
An Abandoned Babe.

And Claimed by q Mysterious Woman
An Abandoned Babe.
ST. Louis, November l4.-About noon
yest ardsy welljressed man, carrying q
large sized bundle in his arm, boarded car
81 Of the South St. Louis Railroad, at the
corner of Sixth and Market streets, as the
car was leaving that corner going south.
The passenger sat in the forward left-hand
corner until Poplar street was reached,
when the driver, named Smith, looked
around in time to see him hurriedly leave
the car and 60 west at rapid gait. Smith,
thinking the man bad forgotten something,
paid no more attention to the matter, but
whipped up his horse and made for the
south, his car going direct to Carondelst.
Upon reaching the stable Smith had oc.
cason to 20 into the csr, and there found
bundle lying in the corner that bis mIs;
terious passenger had occupied, and which
also resembled the same bundle that he
had carried into the car. The bundle was
conveyed to the companss Office, and in
the presence ofthe manager OF the road,
]. L johnson, was opened. To every ones
surprise the bundle Was found to contain q
bright, healthy babe ofnot more than q
year old. The little one was found to be
warmly clad in dark hood, striped stock
ipgs and red dress, while its underwear
was of the best material.
About clock in the afternoon, an ele'
gantly attired lady, who refused to give
her name, stepped into the office ct the
stables and inquired about little baby
that was reported to have been found in q
street car. At the same time she stated
that she thought she knew where the moth.
er was, and to whom it belonged As there
was no one about the stables who cared
about questioniDg the visitor concerning
her claim on the child, and glad of the
opportunity to be relieved Of the burden,
the stablemen complied with the request,
and the woman, seiziug the child, made
hasty escape.
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sslsH NATIONAL LEAGUE

Eunds Acknowledge ged-What ThOs. Har'
ringtou, NJ. p, Says of the Cause g.
DETROIT, November l4-Rev. DR.. Chss.
OReiIly Treasurer of the Irish National
League Of America. has read q letter from
Thos. Harrington, NJ. P, acknowledging
the receipt of $1,000 for Parliamentary
funds. Il is dated October 81. He Gays:
"On behalf Of members of the Pariamen-
tary party and the Irish National League,
| beg you will convey to our friends IN
America assurances Of our warmest
thanks. Their generous subscrip'
,ions are doing great deal to
secure and maintain The hearty union
which prevails among our party in Ireland
at the present time. Yesterday ] attended
the eighteenth county convention for the
election of candidates. Nothing could ex-
ceed the harmony ths! has prevailed at
every one of these conventions Up to the
present forty-four candidates have been
selected, and the unanmity which marked
our proceedings at at all the conventions
assures US there is not the slightest dan
gerous of any difference of opinion in our
ranks which could weaken our chances at
the general election"
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net name, "The Dude" He had become
Infatuated with the wife of one of the tai
ian colony in the house where The murder
occurred, and il the whole truth were
known it would probably show that TIE
woman was the instigator OF the crime
Cilardi captured the lions share OF the
cash, and promptly starry started for ltaly
in company with his mistress. The pair,
however, we're oyerhsuled in New York.
Gilardi stood FIVE feet eight; weight, fs
pounds and was twenty three years ola.
BE was born in Termini Imersse, Provinfe
of Palermo, Italy. where he has sn Is year-
old wife and babe OF IL months
The execution was fixed for to-day IN
consequence of the birthday Of the States
Attorney falling on Friday, the usual hang
mans day. The prisoners understood bat
little of the trial and broke down when
thew learned that they were TO be hung:
Since their conviction they have divided
their time between reading their Bibles and
weeping over the pictures Of the wives and
babies they had left in their native coun.
Ery,
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A COMPLAINT
From the CoiOred Citizens Of Martins
Ferry at that School Room Allotted


Ferry at that School Room Allotted
Them.
For the SEidg R,gGtr
The colored ci,izers Of Martins Ferry
are not pleased with The room recently ft
ted w by the Board tf Education for school
purposes. There has n,ver beeu o ptr
manent colored school building here, and
the colored youth has had 10 lake his
chances here, there. anywhere, that might
be suggested. Twelve years ago, the "Coun'
Gil Chamber" was used, Later on, a little
brick dwelling, which occupied the cite
where the new central building now stands.
When the central building was erected, we
we're again removed this time into very
coy litte b1ilding, but in the extreme south
ern part Of the city, very remote from the
center Of the colored population, 30 much
20 as to subject our children TO a long
walk. however iuclemeEt the weather.
The crowded co1Nlilion Of our school
this fall has causcd another change, and
again the colored youth must 90. This
time into CottrelIs storeroom, near the
central building Weprotested against 1t,
5u, the room Was fitted up, after q weak 6
DELAY, and the school began on Monday,
During the past week the school has been
visited by nearly every parent in the city,
and we voice the sentiments Of all when
We say that the place is dsIk, ill-venlilat
ed receptacle, unfit for ths purpose for
which il is being used.
1t is patent TO the mind OF every ole
,ha, well ventilated room, with plenty oI
light, is essential TO the health and well
being Of every school. This we do moi
have in the room our children must occupy;
and good health and eye sight is as dear te
our children, tho they be covered with Q
dark skin, 10. which We are not response
ble) rs il their inlell,ots shone forth from
couuterances Of alsbAster II the colo.
line must be drawn in Martins Ferry
which 10 being ignored in other towns In
this eountry,o. equal importance, then give
"a what the laY demands, a suiiabl,
school holie, easy Of ACCESS, and furnished
With appertsinsncss eoua! 10 that Of Other
schools" and We will ask no more VI
certainly viii be satisfied with nothing less
We make no unreasonable demand The
growth Of the colored population Of thin
place is suggestive 70 the thinking mioe
that We only demand ogr rights, aud unit
we ore adhered 10 We Intend to agitats
this matter. We want fair play roth
ing more, nothing lees.
Colorei citizens Of Martins Ferry.
/ f GRASpIsoy, Jas. N. GREEy,
C. LNpEB, Gao. BUSCH,
II DAVIS, j s RAINBOW,
. T. Cox, G. TAYLOR,
( J. MuRPay.
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A POSSIBLE GREAT LOCKOUT

Prseipitatsd by an Objectionable Price
List-Lasters's Troubles.
BRocEToS, Mass November l4.-The
manufacturers price list was yesterday
posted 10 the factory Of C. F. Porter, and
Immediately the lasters went out. A men,
Der of the Advisory Board was seen last
night and stated the men had not been
ordered out, and could not give any reason
for their leaving tie factory. II these men
remain out. ii is probable general strike
will be iuaugursted Monday, which will
throw 5000 men ont Of work,
The following notice wss issHed By the
Lastsrs [ Cnion, Advisory Board, this morn
ing: IAN lsstsrs employed IN the factor
les of the manufacturers who have signed
the manifesto are hereby requested to have
ell their cases cleaned up and not take ont
snv more work than they can finish by 1
D. m, and al lasters sre requested - Ie'
port at the Lsser5 Protective Union
Hall Saturday, November Il, at $50
p NJ
This novenen, is regarded as the hrst
step toward general strike Monday
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MARRIED ABOVE THE CLOUDS
with snow Shoes on Their Feet-A Novel
Wedding.

with snow Shoes on Their Feet-A Novel
wedding.
SILvERroS, Col November IA "A nov
el wedding took place near here Thursday.
Miss Nellie Corners, Of Lake City, and
Mr.. Oscar Olsen, of Animss Forkr, were
married on snow shoes at the summit oi
a spur Of the continental divide,
the altitude being over $4,000 feet.
Lake City and Animus Forks are
on opposite sides OF the range Of noun,
tains, which at this season T the year are
covered with deep snow. Early in the
morning the bride, accompanied by her
two brothers and party Of friends, left
Lake City on snow shoes, the only means
by which the mountains could be scaled,
for the summit of the divide. The groom
accompanied BY Rev. Father Levy and a
party of friends, left Animas at the same
tune, also destined for tie summit Of the
mountains.
1t was an arduous trip for both parties,
and not unsccompanied with danger. It
was nearly noon when the gfoen's party
reached the designated point Of meeting.
The brides party had not yet arrived, but
they had not long to wait, for soon the
bride. came into sight, merrilY trudging
along, o brother being on either side
of her. For two hours they had been
climbing above the clouds, and the extreme
altitude and huge snow drifts had made it
hard work for them, The groom went out
to meet his bride. They arrived on the
summit arm in arm. Miss Couaers was
seemingly the least fatigued ef any mem.
Der Of the party.
The spot chosen for the wedding was the
highest in all the San Juan country. 1t is
fully half a mile above timber line, and q
region of perpetual snow. An uninter-
rupted view Of the country for radius
of 100 miles could be had. The wedding
party were on q level with the highest Of
the bald headed peaks and the scene was
an impressive one. The marriage
ceremony was performed IN the midst
of q snow storm, which fairly hid
the happy couple from the view Of the
minister. Champagne, which had been
brought by member Of the groom's par
ty. was drunk to the health Of the newly
married pair, and then the downward
Journey to this place was begun, the bride
and groom leading the way. Here sup
per was awaiting them, and the romantic
couple received the congratulations Of
everybody in the camp.
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RAILROAD RUMoRs DENIED
OmcIalIy-Ths Alleged Agreement he
the p. X. X. and y. S o.

OmcIalIy-Ths Alleged Agreement BE
the p. r. X. and b. 5 o.
PHILADELPHIA, November l4.-RumoTs
have been in circulation for several days
past to the effect that the Baltimore i
Ohio Railroad had made some sort Ct an
arrangement by which that line proposes
10 use the facilities of the Pennsylysnis
Railroad in obtaining an entrance into
New York, pending completion Of its own
route. The report has been denied and re
itsrsted, and this circumstance brought
from an official of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company to day the statement thsI
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company he
no contract with the Baltimore aud Ohic
to give it q share Of the New York bus:
ness; that no understanding to that etfec
exists, and that no arrangements whateVtl
have been made TO take The Baltimore ant
Ohio trains into New York over the Penn
sylvaria Railroads trains.
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BRIDGEPORT.

A wrong impression was created By the
statement in yesterdays paper in regard
to the sudden collapse Of the temperance
meetings in this place. The fery temper
OF the temperance evangelist got The better
Of him and dissatisfied bis beet friends. Tho
Last meeting. Oh Wednesday evening, was
held in the Presbyterian church, aud like
the others, vas wholly In the hands Of Mr.
Coopor. The closing hymn had been
sung, and the pastor va, asked to perform
the benedic,ion. Before doirg 90, Rev.
Hays asked il the collection WAS TO be
taken up supposing 1t had been
forgotten. The reply hs received
Was reflection on the committee and the
congregation, and without further otre
mony be pronounced the benediction and
announced that the meeting would be dis.
continued. Altogether; Bros. Coopss and
Pierce are an enigma 10 the community. '
John w. Gifip, Of this place, has. during
the past two years, engaged quite sxten.
siyalS In the chicken breeding business. and
now hes fns stock of Brown LegboSu
chickens, which he Is selling q. remarkably
low rates.
Anyone having news items OF cowno-
nios,ions for the REen1Ks, will coofss .
grea, favor by leaving the same ai q. G.
Wells 4 Co.'S drug store. Mr.. Wells 10
authorized TO receive subscriptions ssd
,ske orders for job work, and VIII bs
pleased 10 attend 70 the wants Of eitisers
Who cannot find the reporter.
Master George Medill 10 convAlssceu1 u
ter ssyere illess OF two weeks.
Everything. and burness especially,
was quiet enough tor to-day 10 town yes,sr.
day.
james Kelley, Of BellAire. vAs 10 tom
yesterday.
Milton AcCobnsughey hss Q force Of
men 9, w.rk rebuilding the coal ehu's
destroyed BY ere few dAys sso.
Mrs. DR.. Hsvstson and dsnghtsr. of 81.
Claisvil!s, were In town yesterday calling
on friends.
The subject Of Rev. Hsyes morning ses.
mon Will hs Repentance. Theme fos
the evening. "Absalom, ths fst Young
Man" A ssrmon for young men.
Mifs Kate Cook has returned from Q
visit In the country.
Vim. Thornburg. Eco, ot The G.. L. .
W. was in town yesterday.
Charles We'ty and vifs. oi New Phiie-
delphis, are tie guests o. Bees j. AlsH,r'
der.
4. L. Wetbersld, Eco. OF The 6sm oi
wetherald 4 Welb. Of hssnllop, o. vsa
in tosn yesterday. /.
I The ladies Of 81. z'on B.p Isl Chufci
win hold grand festiysl on ThAnksgv
ing night. The proceeds v.ii he used 70
wsrds paying oG the ebaseh dsbk a
BIB PArkss Aad Bod Whiting will sksti
o nile race Tor . paf.s 70 MORROW nigh
o. the Mammoth.
John G!aese, Ess., Of R'rtsood. va
an iriina's acquaintance Of SsnAtof Sba
Isca, Of Cahtotria, Who did lAa Tuesdsy
They went to schooi 70. stbsrin Smi.bfsh
. Ohio, vher boys, and ssre chTns on u
, / 20 tie time of ehAscL's departure TOR Ca9
iornis, IN Is4a. M. Gilmoss renfnbsf
youne Shasez = 5 bog Of 10 great nenf.
0 capac;tI, bat slcuf ksAst and IN tsasx'
be win, are qualiHcstions which shme'
. themselves to- remarkable degree IN sfs'
ihfs
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THE GREAT FIRE.
A Houses Miraculous Escape - Deaths
From Excitement.

A Houses Miraculous Escape Deaths
From Excitement.
GALVESTON, TEX, November l4.-ln tie
center oft burned district q single house
is standing. No cause can be assigned
for it's escape. Two men were found on
the streets insensible from exposure, but
recovered at the hospital. A man, name
unknown. was found dead on wagon.
His death is attributed to heart disease
superinduced by excitement, Frank A.
Dent, coneumptive, died while being re-
moved from burning house.
Numerous other casualties occurred, and
there were many narrow escapes from
death One lady prematurely gave birth
to a child and will probably die. The fire
seems to have originated from the furnace
of a boiler in the car works, although there
are vague hints that it might have been
iucendiary.
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COnyletsd at Last.

LITTLE RoCE, AK, November IA
Gazette RussellVille, Ark, special Gays
Twelve years ego John Mccoy and two
others went to farm house to whip an old
man who accused them of stealing hogs
de resisted and was killed agd his vifs'i
arm shot of One Of the parties was after
wards killed in California. Mccoy vAi
arrested In Texas lsss summer and brought
back. To-day he was convicted of muIdsl
and sentenced to hang in January.
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ALari- . Fenrfnln.n,i.

Ca'.AS'. November l4.-After he
~-'e sif1Gg at TIE execution of the
r. 49, as 'o,aay i;Was al over for Sylrest1i
H. ,-.-9 I.':'-9 a, once, their necks being
80 IN ne tall ! rope fearful 5sa,6
H. SsS,ssa ~ Ter AzAlL The moose slipped
- - 'ae rope stretched, and the mot
- lnder his chin. The Door
b,,'' ,s5 d;1F Up his iegs. suIdsss ran
Issr. ,HI ms as frame aud bis eonyulsiye
4 ~, r. se's terrible 10 zee. He was sIovlv
H. u5R rug The crowd pressed forEsrd
II ~ 5.,.u'eai men surrounded the ouiyer.
~ - y "NIie expressions Of horror cans
kirr,tS ,t's :, Eho could see it. For fuIl foU,
ssns 80, Us t"iiehing lasted While tbs
& -. ,.o9ef 5S Intervals gradually epsuino
(. hs3s s,;r,S. SaSu' G'a roS cease until Eve snd
kicUts, ju5.sa S.t. had elapsed. /. was sever
'''0Se NE pulse ceased 70 ksst
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FsssieT Property BEEssd.

FiIRuoSr, November 1.-The dwsiling
occupied BY Jsnes Dsbery spa situated
on the West Fork rigsr, In this district,
caught Gre a. o'clock this morning. and
vas. together With nearly oil ia contents,
entirely consumed. Tas building belonged
10 Mrs. Watkins aHd was not insured. Con
teaueulJ both tie buildirg and furniture
we're total losa. The houss Ess known
as the FessleT property, q, White Rock.
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Died From the Shot.

CHAsLEsTox, W. VA. Novsmbe' IA
Alf E. Irwiu, vic vas accidentally shot
By Ell. Bodkin, ct O'Clock last night, in
Be5Sin's saloon, at Cisndeuin and Loyett
streets dieG ;5is morning at 2 o'clock.
BOdkiu, in playful manner, pointed the
pistol st Irwin, forgetting it was loaded,
and discharged it, the oal entered Irwin s
face below the left eye passing into hs
brain, With the above result. @rwin vas
formerly connected with the Charleston
Leader, but recently ksld the position OF
mail sgant On the Chesapeake and Ohio
load. The eoEonsr's jury returned e YER
dist 10 the effect that "by extreme careless
ness on the part Of Bodkin Irwin came to
b;s death o.
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Clsymors, the celebrated stanton, Sho ai
eus tins belonged TO General Grant, and
WHO was presented several yearsagoto Cor,
ernor Hunt, got fast in an irriesttDg ditch,
near Trinidad, Col, sspsnt;J, Ntste he re-
maiRsa until Alnest starved and frozen to
death before be was discovered, and died q
few hours after he was ,e'taS;d. Re Vai
IL fsArS cd,
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Guilty of Forgery.
Speeicl 70 tis SaAddy Rs0iSiAr.

GsAFroS, W. Va, November l4.-The
Jury in the case Of the State vs.. Alison 5.
Martin, for forgery, rendered verdict this
afternoon Of guilty" Martin is young
man about tSenty-two years old, from
BinSaRea, Marion county, this S'ste. He
tm I'D sn order o. 81. John \. Tregelias
a few weccks ego. tCE OGs 39!la' and fifty
GEMS.
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MAstersoB. the Australian oAIsmAn, has
issued a challenge to seal any Ean in the
world level. except Bach, and EXPRESSES Q
desiss to meet HAnlsn or Teemsr. the
stakes to be $500 side. he Is wiling TO
accept ten seconds from Beach, and Vow
the champion OF the PaFsusts. fivtr for
ECO aide, but Bsans rsirss, 70 make a
match rnles, ,hs stskes are raised to f50o
sr AI,eD9 . side.
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PEACE ENDED.
King Milan's Reasons for Declaring
Against Bulgaria.

King Milan's Reasons for Declaring
Against Bulgaria.
LONDON, November IL - Dispatches
from Belgrade, this morning, state that
King Milan informed the poxs:s that Ser
via has declared war sgairgt Bulgaria be
cause Bulgaria arbitrarily attacked Q posi-
ton which the Necroms division Of the
Kings troop, held in Sstyian territory oP
posite the Bulgarian frontier. King Milan
has also issued q proclamation which ia
in substance As follows: Servia cannot
allow Bulgaria whicL sss slsesdy proved q
hard neighbor TO disturb the balance Of
power 10 the Balkans 10 her exclusive I'D.
vantage. he then sllUdes 10 what be calls
the upiustiiable Bulgarian customs duties
on the frontier, the unlaWfut seizure Of
Begoya aud the encouragement by RGL
gariA Of the SerVibp reb;ls condemned Tor
high treason. King Milan refers 10 Pepo
| Psnlouich, the Berzegovinian chief aud
has held the Seryi4n radical Csde:, who
vss expelled by Milan from sIuptsching,
Copies Of revolutionary proclanaiioss
signed By these men and distributed
throughout seryis were recently found By
| Servisn ofieisls spa the latter claimed
thsy we're disseminated by revelations IA
der Bulgarian protection. THIS Bulgaris
denied, claiming the men we're many miie'
from the seTvian frontier inferred in 9
fortress. King Milan as, slladss ts ss
legged i'll ,rea,pept Of asrFian smlsrsnts i
taa sIcskais Of tie trontia BY bQl
gsris, and alleged attacks By n.~a1:.setiplinei
Bulgaria yOlvntests on servisp rssVis sst
tt.ss1sps. In eonelusioo tie King sass: "
sasnot sufsr these in.tinations! provcea
lions srd ! iheretore adept the Policy Q
opea kcstili.T phich has keel iorcsd upoi
me by Bulgaria.. ssrEa's jus. csGss nc'
rests on tbe srbiirament Of arms, the brEy
cry Of her army and tbs protection Of ii
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me Praise OF sorodonts

Ike the famous article iue :. is in almosl
eyesybodys mouh. The PEOPLE knsV that
i preserves as wIll as besutifeI the tech.
Hsne, it Is the standard TOOtl Wash Of
the Period,
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Jimmy Dustin hes gone ~ Kfntn k7 d
secure 1iltsr gaar,e:sI Tor haxey Cobb and
Meta Medium. The pair viii be diver
for q faI nile, as L q sTiIA
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HoRxPoRDs AcID raosfnArs.
In asrrous DISEASES.

DR.. Henry, New York, says: I'm nsrs'
ous diseases, ! kroS Of no preparation to
equalit"
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AGosTNQ enARDi

whose fesgils beauty had won tron hs
OounrymsU tbs proud distinction Of tie