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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-13
WHAT THEY DID.
The Result Of tho Recent Meeting Of the
Western Nail Association.

The Result OF tho Recent Meeting Of the
Western Nail Association.
At the recent meeting of the Western
Nail Association, Wednesday, it said thai
the Wheeling representatives, in debate, de.
tended their action in advancing the card
rate, claiming that nails at 1925 per keg
were not more than paying for their manu-
fscture. Some of the Youngstown district
manufacturers, who make iron nails ex-
clusively, were advocates of continuance
of the $2.l5 rate and Pittsburg members
we're OF the same opinion. Some members
still decline to say what conclusion was ar
rived at, but others state that after great
deal of earnest discussion, the advance was
ratified. Most Of the manufacturers pres.
emit at the meeting expressed confident
hores that trade would now improve, and
those manufacturing steel nails stated that
they can and are selling all they can make
This is another victory gained for the steel
nail.
Among the members present representing
mills in this vicinity we're Alexander and
Samuel Lsughin, o. the Laughlin AMI
Junction works; J. n. Vance and F. j.
Hearne, of the Riverside works; Joseph Du
Bots. Belmont works; Major Alonzo LOr
ing, Benwood works; W. II. Priest, Of the
La Belle works, and ". II. Wallace, OF the
Jefferson works, Steubenyille.
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ACnmnairn Incident RecnIlel.

Mr.. N. J. o Brien, Of Charleston, arrived
in the city yesterday. Rumor has it, his
fences are in good condition for inspector
of steamboat boilers in his district. He
viii be remembered as the genius who built
the biggest Democratic rooster on record
Seventeen feet was his measurement from
his spurs to the tip OF his comb. II re-
quired eight horses TO draw the vehicle con-
tanning this wonderfnlbird, while a mounted
guard Of four had to escort him to all
Democratic poW-WoSs. l: is said his Sp-
pearanee On parade caused as much con-
sterpation among the Republicans, IS did
the renowned wooden horse to the Troiaus
in the fall Of Troy And when he croRed,
as he always did, through an ingenolsly
eonirived steam whistle in his mouth, the
RAIDS would run with fright, expecting to
see the hoFies Of Democratic Greeks armed
cap pie jumping ont Of some hidden sp.
perture in the region Of his belly. II was
the biggest thing during the campaign in
The kanawha region.
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Prohibition and its Cost to the Taxpayers.
EJior Of ne RegiSteT.


WHEELIyG. February l2.-Some mem,
bcrS Of the Legislature, worn out with inces-
SAINT demands Of cranks and enthusiasts,
though opposed to it, feel like voting to
submit he temperance amendment LIST be-
cause so many people desire it, and, I'd be-
cause it will be defeated at the polls, and
this will end the agitation and rid the Leg
islsture hereafter Of a nuisance.
This is false reasoning. Beware Of it
As Is the first reason, will venture that
out Of the nearly 10000 voters and tax
payers not one tenth have requested any
such act to be put upon the State. OF
course / do not include minors, Sunday
school children and old women. There
must be nine-tenths of the taxpayers
harrassed and the wheels Of legislation
blocked to CRAFTY the conceit and vagsries
Of this handful of peopleH If the people
want such an amendment why don't they
elect Legislature on that idea and thus
secure such legislation as a majority want
Ifa majority wanted it they would see to
this. The PEOPLE don't want it and will
surely Kill it.
Now, as TO ending the matter bysubmit-
ting it 10 the people, madness and folly
could invent no greater mistaken. Religi-
Gus agitation, history tells US, has never
been summarily quenched. II strengthens
with defeat and like the Young oak sinks its
roots still deeper into the ground with every
blast If defeated, as it will be, il submit
ted to the people, next session these people
will be embroidered and clsmor again louder
than ever and point to the vote. They will,
every man Of them vote, while the opponents
will be negligent, the election being merely
to elect Legislature in 1886. Then to get
rid Of it ~ it will be again submitted in
1883 and be thorn in the side Of politics
and disturbing element 1t viii be again
defeated and so on, ad nsuseam. Let the
Legislature stamp it out now. 1t is better
that each Legislature solely shall be an
moved than that the people shall also be an
noyed and taxed besides. The Legislatures
can defeat it for fifty years yet. Whenever
the people want i'll don't mean cranks
and narrow enthusiastically will elect a
Legislature to give it to them. No, you
only add fuel to the flame by jumping to
an amendment so hastily. Kill it every
time il raises Its head. We don't want the
next Legislative election handicapped with
this old man Ct the sea- -r
TEMPERANCE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SILVER KING.

A large audience greeted the initial per-
Torrance of the "SilVer King" at the Opera
House last night, and manifested their ap
probation of the company and play By ire
duent outburSts Of applause. The drama is
a powerful one, and the interest of the
spectator, attracted at the very outset, is
maintained until the elimination Of the
plot in the final scene. Briefly the outlines
of the play are as follows: Wilfred Den
yer, Young Englishman, in good position
in life, is married to loving wife, but takes
to gambling on the turf, with the accom-.
naniment OF drunkenness. He is Jealous Of
a former rival of his, Geofrey Ware,
who still hangs about his wife
and enedavOrs to poison her mind
against him. In one of his mad
fits he goes to this young Wares room with
the intention of attacking him, but on his
arrival he disturbs some burglars, the head
of whom is a swell 'cracksman,' Familiarity
known as The Spider" When Denver enters
the room The Spider, to avoid detection,
silences him BY the use of chloroform. which
has no sooner been accomplished than to
find his place ratssacked. A scutfle ensuesr
during which The Spider" shoots Godfrey
Ware, and he and his accomplices escape.
Denver, waking from his stuPor, finds the
dead body Of his former rival on the
floor, and is under the impression
that he has murdered him. After a most
exciting scene With his wife, he starts By
train, taking a ticket for distant place,
but Jumps out Of the carriage when thirty
miles on the road, to elude the police off,
GERS, who have telegraphed to have him ar
rested at Rugby. Eventually he reaches
Nevada, makes lucky hit BY discovering
a rich silver mine, and returns after an alb
sence Of three years, to find his wife and
children starving. He is soon enabled to
clear himself of the murder BY the discovery
that THE Spider committed the deed, and
thus cleared of the terrible crime, he is re-
stored to his wife, family and fortune. The
scenery throughout is new and very attrac-
tive. The play is to be repeated this even
ing at to morrow matinee and tomorrow
night, and will undoubtedly attract large
audiences. Tickets can be had at Baum
ers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-13
Tn Naw Hands

Captain Alfred Prince has purchased the
side wheel steamer Chesapeake" from Cap
tain Thomas J. Ball and intends running
her in the Wheeling and Parkersburg trade
as soon as the navigation again opens.
Captain Prince having forty years Of ex-
perience in the river business enables him
to know every crook and turn, and with as
nice boat as the Chesapeake" which has
always been the favorite in the Parkersburg
trade for the past fifteen months, gives the
present owner a fine opening. We wish
Captain Prince all the success the world can
give, knowing the people will stick to the
little side wheeler to the end.
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"Wholth."

That is what the old Saxons called it.
They meant what we call health. Rugged
and sturdy old fellows they were. We are
hardly up to their standard Of health, be.
cause our standard of living has introduced
many unwholesome habits. But we can re-
sist the facilitating effects Of our manner Of
living By taking Browns Iron BitterS. 1t
conquers indigestion, regulates the bowels,
cures weakness, malaria, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-13
Keen IL In Mind.

The great Muslin Underwear Sale com.
Depcisg next Monday. These garments can
then be purchased not in advance of the &C.
tual cost Of the material from which they
are made. e. n. McGillin & Co.
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cTATE OF WEST vIRcINIA, OHIO q
- ~. In the Circuit Court OF Ohio COAST
Virginia Keoruary Ruies, iss1.
Georse W. noCord. adminbtrstsr Of tie -
George ". hcCrd, deoes-ed-
W.
Thomas McCord, g., Thoul1 D. MoCSft,
tioaA Bank of West Virginia, james I
AlerandS r. Garden, and Thomas nsfss
Hughes and Andrew n. Hsmiltsn partts
business under the fTa name Of Ih9n"t
dCs.
~ cHAscEET.
The object Of this suit Il 10 ~ Ssids ,st
certain instrument Of writing barring ehs
dsy Of .eeptenbef, 1872, executed ~ ths
Tho O Mood AID Thomas u NOM. "
The al Tbomss NcCord sittnptd
ThtnN h McCord al bis rial 'hah 90
prvpery on aid Iszl sstats. iH psfsa ~
Jeafs spd also 70 subject eaid real snn
,Ay: A trzct Of land Sontatning about ~
srfes, dtusie 90 ths Ohio River 70 o
wsa Virginia, kbJut Ave mill. PORN
Whsellpe, and on which MD Ihona. ko
Tbous. n. McCord nov reside. Ase.
island In tie Ohio River, shout one NJ
said larin. and knovn - Pike lsland,
nept Of the amount OF Q tudgpsni "
william II. Caldwell. o Justice 81 III
for Ohio ooonty, In favor Of 0eo:te
mipisfrator Of the sststs Of tseofIs
tesssd, and against the said Thomas 49,
sun OF twenty-si doliaIs md nineti<Y
with in,ere.t IRON the date Of aid Ieose
fron Ausust -, Iss2. and cost Of Md ~
four dollars and seventy-h'e osnts'
cot Of this suit L.,
And IL appearing from IN ssd.yt -
eause, st these ruie-, thst The deiendsS
McCofd T. . non -rssiasat OF the s,st.
ainis, and he not having bern served -,
IN lids snit, on the motion Of the $500
his solieitof, this order a Juolie.loe
ssainst him, and 10 10 ordered that ne
ant. Jsnss &. NeCord, ID ,qvirsd V w.
one mouth after the date al the hfst 80
tlfis order and Do What y nsossay
ts,sst: Sc ID further ordered that ihs sS
lIshed and posted ~ required By hs.
witness, John w. Mitehef. eisff
ruary, Iss5, 70 Wit: YsSsasry kglss ~
JOHN ". hITCHb
Published the Grit tine Yebss.I -
Att44: JOIN W. HTChEA
n. q. B1Ha, soiie1tsr tss Cenplsl,sn
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SO8,

by actual count, Is me number Of boxes
6lIed with ladies' muslin underwear Of ell
styIes and prices which 20 into the "Big"
underwear sale at Z. N NeGiliin's 8 Cos.
Monday neKt.
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Al. RICE e. CO.--HANDKERCHR'S
DIarniDr t!loTy Rakinx Poxs,er.

Hcusekeepers' delight. No family should
be without il. Sold By al leading grooera.
g s. REsxr.
i4lo Main street. Pcopritoc.
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Trustees Sale.
JAMES l. HAWl.EI.
No it1p MAis srx

yy,UR STATE OF WET VIRGINIA. a
County. IN the Circuit Court Of Gaia Cs<
West Virginia. February Rules, issI
Curtis p. Brown, sheriff Of Ohio county. We I
ginia. and q tuch administrator Of The a4s
William fesy, dscessed.
w.
sarah Feay, Rachel Fesy, eassnrsh Ats
william Askev, her husband. John fuy
Sarah y. feay. hn sls, nosc fsaJ "a
Fcay, his vile. Ruth Bcntly, Mar Jts'
and. William B. Sutherland, d. ". ThSrs(
and b. u. Thonburyh apdJ. l. kinnip
uers, doing busibess under ths era tAsI
ThoInluryh kimminiL
II CnAScERT.
she Object of this suit il 10 obtain dccrv
Of a certain tract Of land o4 which VILLAS
died seiIed, and out Of The prccesds Of tho NJ
the dsbts Of Mid deosdent, his persoutl c-as
insufficient Tor that purpose, and iof gsasI
aid tYact Of land being described - iol'u !
certain trsrt Of land lying and bling sts
wheeling q eek, In Ohio county. W~ va
Containing thirty scrrs, more or leSa1 and sS
same land which vas oonveyed 10 seid Willis
by deed dated the 9th day OF Decenb,r lfN
And II appearing from an sfhdsri, tld
cause. NJ thee rules, that the defendants NJ
Su,hsriand. William d. Sutherland tai
Bsnuy are non residents Of the STATE o. We
ginia, and they not having bsen served va
cess in this suit, on the motion Of the srPal
by his solicitor, this order Of pgblioa,ion Is q.
ataInst them, and Il Is order I'd thai he !.
kndants, Mary q. Sutherland. Willhu D.
land and Ruth Beutly are required 70 sppe1
one month After the date Of the frs' Pebas1
ths order and DO what h neoe-sary brfvsrd
interests; 70 Is further ordered that hs -
published and posted as inquired By ls.
Wines, John W. Mitchell, u~f
Pebrusry, isSs, to-vit: February Rals IN
JOHN W. Mitchell, u
Pub,ished the Ant tine February 5; In
Attest: JOHN W. hlIChbiA-
z q. BARR, Solicitor Tor Complainant
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FoR RENT.
For Rent.
For Rent or. Sale.

For. Rent Or Sale.
TIVE pEsIRABLE RESIDENCE ON N
corner Of Tvelish and kof street, bo- eassss
DR.. Bsrdssty. Contains six large rooms sBi q
Der Of tniall roopI
JAMES L HAwLEI,
Is2o No lon Mais do
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CONSUMPTION

Ibave positive rsssy Cor lht,b.~
iis ne thsusznAs q eases 81 The vo,s
ions standing haze ssen cured isasyrs|
my faith IN IL efficacy thst WI ~ f5
TIE FHEE, tesetbef viii flLoAGssd
iBE oa dis ll.esss y any saseref v"
'nd e d. y : !. Z. sLooUx. ia rsrh 50
deesybe9-eod
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ia Mascotte" attracted good house at
the Academy last night, The opera was
sung TO the compile satisfaction of those
present Tonight "0hvette' will be sung.
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FREsa and reliable Vaccine Virus re-
osiyed daiIT at Edmund Bookings PhArma-
Cy
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Index to New Advertisements.

Carnival and Tournament Capitol Rink.
Public Sale Of Hsluable Stocks.
Soft EeVs-Henry JaeObs6 CO. Local
Page.
Fine Cakes and Ice Cream-Geo L.
burst
Cosmoline-L;ss & Williams.
Valentine DisPlay-StsRton & Dayen-
port.
Annivefsary-Germania Lodge K. Of p
Masousrade Suits-H W Hess.
Chapline Street Rink Local Page
First Grand Ball-0rder Of Els Local
Page.
Wanted-Young Man Local Page
Latest Styles Hsts-G. A Beater-l Lo-
cal Page
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"BOElers aad O1anufacturers."

In accordance with the invitation OF the
committee, the manufacturers will meet the
committee Of the boilers on this friday
afternoon at O'Clock. at the ofice Of the
BenWoOd Iron Works, on Fourteenth street.
Al. RICE e. CO.--HANDKERCHR'S
To make room for new stock. we
Offer Loco NaPrOW-ROrdler LINEN
handkerchief nj II LIZ cents. for
mer prices -, 80 and - cents.
n. l.. RICE a co.
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Members Of legislature invited
a cali and sec our stock.
JACOB W. GRCBB,
Ha~vexAP Cor. Twelffh and Market.
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oFTR n 40 Celebrated white shirt, rem
$3.50 bofh front and bach. TOR qualify aad
ersp~th - snBeFier to any other IN tno
inArAe'- al. HISS q SONS.
1924 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-13

HuVSorsed Decorated Porcelain
Tea kefa SO pieces, for Light Doll
las. stone China Sets ssh Tower,
DAWSON BROS.
2R20 Market street.
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3HbeeIins Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Thermometer Record,

Following is the thermometer record for
Yesterday. as observed at Sehnspfs drug
store. corner Market and Fourteenth streets:
THURSDAY.
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CsTATE or WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO q
- ~. In the Circuit Coort OF Ohio o'sfF
Virginia. February Ruics, iss5.
Gtorse W. hoCord, adminbtrstsr Of tie -
;eorre ", Moo ri, deoea-sd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-13

of consideration Of revenue. when that
revenue was wrung frou the life blood of
the people aud obtained at the expense Of
every noble Instinct OF humanity.
Ne. Lucaa SAID the most illibsrsl and
ssabhota people sith shom he had ever
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The Liquor Trades Bad Showing.

PhiIadeiphia Record.
The Indianapolis Journal has gone to the
trouble of examining the tax returns of that city
to see what amount of money the owners of
saloons contributed to the city treasury 1t
finds that 272 saloon keepers pay taxes on a total
assessed value of their saloon stock and fixtures
When it is considered that there are in India
napolis 25700 taxpayers who are not in the
retail liquor business, and that the assessed
value of all taxable property is $54 954. $751; the
retail liquor trade makes a rather bad showing.
A business that costs the community so much
ought to be taxed in proportion to that cost.
The highest high license proposition, however,
has newer approached such measure of taxa
ton.
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THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
Reason Why the People are Anxious for Cleve-
land to Live Out His Term.
Boston Journal.

Boston JOURNAL.
When the Hon. Thomas A Hendricks is mon
toned in the papers nowadays, it is usually in
connection with some raid for office There is
postmastership vacant in Indiana and Mr.
Hendricks insists that Ibis man" shall be APP
pointed 70 it, pleading with strenuous entreaty
that his failure to secure this appointment
would be his political ruin. Or Mr. Hendricks
is seen going from department to department.,
laden with credentials and applications, and ask
ing everywhere for favors for his friends Or
he is hunted up by newspaper reporter, and
expresses his views upon the necessity of having
the offices emptied Of their incumbents in order
that the Light Of day may shine
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Indiana Is willing to Wait.


Star reporter met Representative Cobb, of
Indiana, at the White House to-day, in company
with Judge Lowry and Senator Voorhees,. He
says he doesn't think there is any reason to be-
lieve that Senator Eustis expressed the senti-
ments of the Democratic party when he de-
nounced the administration 10 an interviewer
He says the people in Indiana have confidence
that the President is trying to do everything for
the best; that everything can't be done in q day,
and that the changes they want will! be made If
they only wait He did not think it would be
long now before a quickstep was beaten, and
changes would be made quite rapidly.
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BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Are fast taking the place of all others in factories,
foundries, machine shops and mills. Parties having
their own power can procure an Electric Generator
and obtain much light much less cost than by
any other mode The incandescent and storage sys-
tenn has been perfected making small lights for houses
and stores hung wherever needed. and lighted at will
day or night. Parties desiring Generators to form
companies for lighting cities and towns, can send to
the Brush Electric Co.. Cleveland o., the under
signed at Indianapolis j. CAVEN.
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Advice to Mothers,

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. 1t re-
lieves the little sufferer at once it produces
natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as
button" 1t is very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, re
lieves wind regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for darrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty five
cents bottle.
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HOW TO JUDGE ADJUSTMENTS.
You may judge of amusements by their effect
upon physical health. The great need of many
good people is physical regeneration. There are
Christian who write hard things against
their immortal souls when there is nothing the
matter with them but an incompetent. liver.
There are Christian people who seem to think
that il is good sign to be poorly, and because
Richard Baxter and Robert Hall were invalids.
Ehey think that by the same sickness they may
f.ome to the same grandeur of character l want
20 tell the Christian people of my congregation
that God will hold you responsible for your
invalidism if it is your fault and when through
right exercise and prudence you might be
athletic and we'll The effect of the body upon
the soul you acknowledge Put man Of mild
disposition upon the animal diet of which the
Indian partakes, and in a little while his blood
will change its chemical proportions. 1t will
become like unto the blood of the lion or the
tiger or the bear, while his disposition will
change and become fierce, cruel and unrelenting
The body has a powerful effect upon the soul
There good people whose ideas of heaven
are all shut out with clouds of tobacco smoke.
There are people who dare to shatter the physi-
cal in which God has put the jewel of
eternity. There men with great hearts and
intelects with bodies worn out by their own
neglects. Magnificent machinery capable of
propelling Great Eastern across tlN Atlantic,
yet fastened in rickety North River propeller.
Physical development which merely shows it
self Ia fabulous lifting in perious rope
walking or In pugilistic encounter, excites only
our contempt; but We confess to great admira
lion for the man who has great soul in an
athletic body every nerve, muscle and hone
81 which ia consecrated to right uses. Oh, it
seems to me outrageous that men through neglect
Jbould allow their physical health to go down
layond rAnar- spending the rest Of their life,
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Great Clearance Sale Of Dishes and Classuar

Hreat UI6aranC6 SAFE OF DISHES anu UIaSSWar0
Don't fail to call at Schraders and the
handsome goods and great reduction in prices
before purchasing elsewhere. They have the
largest stock of china in sets or odd pieces to se-
lect from in the State, and if their prices not
below other dealers the goods will cost you moth
ing. G. ScHRADER e. BRO,
"a East Washington street.
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at VNNs Weary sufferer from Rheuma
WING tism Neuralgia Weak and
vMTMc &Ss 6, re7n0 Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds
Suht1a" 49, ---o'"s Weak Back Weak Stomach
~ AorEHS and Bowels. Dyspepsia, Fe
Ax1St kAH male Weakness, Shooting
Pains through the Lons and Back try these Pasters.
Placed over the pit of the Stomach they prevent and
cure Ague Pains Bilious Collie, Liver Complaints, and
protect the system from a thousand ills. 25c.
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A True Democrat.

Philadelphia Press.
Kelley is obviously man Of medieval princi
pies and modern appetite
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ASK your druggist for the best indelible ink
for marking and you will always get Payson's.