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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-06
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.
Mere Mention of Miscellaneous Matters of
General Interest.

Mere Mention of Miscellaneous Matters of
General Interest.
SATURDAY was payday at the Riverside.
We may now look for seven rainy Sun
days. 1t rained yesterday.
EASTER bonnets and spring dresses were
out in great force yesterday.
A HEAVY thunder shower visited this
neighborhood yesterday afternoon.
TIE boys at Hobbs, Broekul ie' & Cr.''
glass works received their pay on Saturday
last.
To.pAY is the anniversary OF theEorgani-
zation of the first Senate in New York, IN
1889.
A YOUNG man named Hoehle, was ar.
rested Saturday, on a charge Of lunacy and
placed in Jail.
IT'S is said that Cincinnati young man
will soon carry off to be his bonny bride one
of Twenty.second streets pretty young
ladies.
If the mud isn't soon scraped of Six.
teenth street Council will have 10 appoint
commission TO search after the bricks, which
are now lost to human ken.
EecpoM suffered most desolating inva,
sion Yesterday, Easter, and chickendom will
have to make haste to repair damages, or
else rise in hen fruit will ensue.
The Mannerchor double hall has been Sc
cured in which to hold the ball for the bene
fit of the locked out glass workers. This
affair takes place on the evening OF the l1th
inst, and will undoubtedly be great sue
cess.
SEVERAL great attractions are promised
to the patrons of the North End rink this
week. This rink is doing rushing bust
ness, and the up town folks are delighted
with such popular place Of amusement
and recreation.
TIE ever popular Mannerchor Society
will give one OF their enjoyable balls at their
hall to night, which fact alone assures de-
liehtful evening for those in attendance.
The Opera House orchertra will make the
music.
The Germauia amusement Society will
open ND the festivities again after the re-
strictions of the Lenten season by one OF
their ENJOYABLE balls at Arion Hall, which
takes place tonight. Billy Mayors band
will furnish the music.
The choir at the English Lutheran
church, composed OF Misses Anna Meyers
and Lou Haberstick, sopranos; Miss Lizzie
Meyers, alto; Mr.. Frank Delo, tenor, aud
Mr.. Henry NJ. Schmitt, basso, rendered
some very excellent Easter music yesterday
TO the delight OF the congregation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-06
ALL QUIET IN AsPINwAll.
Extra Forces, However,, are Re-
quired to Keep Order.
AMERICAN PROPERTY PROTECTED
Wires to Panama Continually Being
Cut BY the Insurgents
---Reinforcements.
HOWELL REFUSES A CoNsULsHlP.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The Secretary
of the Navy in view Of later dispatches re-
garding the troubles at Panama, and espe-
cially one from Commander Kane, Of the
Galena, has decided to send further force
to the Isthmus by Acapulco. The follow
irg is Commander Kane's dispatch referred
to above:
CoLoN, April 4, 1885.
To the Secretary of the Navy, Washington;
The vessels now on the way to Aspinwall,
together with the force on the Para, will BE-
sufficient to open and guard the usasit i!
supported by the two ships at Panama.
Without such support an extra force
of FIVE hundred men will be
required. Every thing is quiet in Aspin-
wall and all American property is as we'll
protected as my force will permit. l have
liz officers and men on shore. My com.
mand is safe and well. Only one foreigner
killed as far as known. There are about
100 Colombian Government troops here
holding large number Of prisoners and
rendering no assistance in preserving order
The railroad company is offering all pos
sible relief to refugees and sent many out
on the line of the road. Transit
remains closed. One relief reached Pana-
ma last night at great risk having been
stopped by insurgents and one person
forcibly removed. Wires to Panama are
being continually cut
TSiEued KANE, Commander.
Secretary Whitney has sent the following
dispstch 10 President Houston, OF the
Pacific Mail Company:
Later dispatches indicate such condi.
ton of things that | conclude to send 2jO
more men tomorrow. Can you take them2
Editor How ell VIII Not Accept.
ATLANTA, GA, April 5.-The Atlanta
Constitution, OF which Capt. Evan P
Howell is editor in chief, this morning pub
Iished the following among its editorial
paragraphs;
Capt. Evan P, Howell will not accep, the
appointment as consul to Manchester, and
has forwarded to the President his formal
declination. While he feels grateful to the
Administration for the honor conferred
upon him and also highly complimented at
the Governor sreception OF the appointment,
still circumstances are said to be such that
he thinks best to decline it.
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ART NOTES.

The celebrated Claghorn collection OF
engravings etchings, ETC.. has been pur'
chased by Mr.. Robert Garrett, the price
paid being Sl5O,OOO. This collection has
been valued at $3.50, and contains some
rare and valuable prints.
The English Government ha' purchased
RaphaeTs Madonna Ansidei' for the tire
mendous sum OF S350,OOO. The picture is
to be placed in the National Gallery. This
painting is on a panel OF poplar 5x9 feet,
and well preserved.
Mr.. Nicoll is intending soon to give an
exhibition OF engravings and etchings in his
store tor which he has brought on some ot
the most noted prints Of modern engrayers
Among them will be seen Macbeth's cele'
brated etching, The Harvest Moon. Az
the same time will be on exhibition Mr..
Storms new painting "Gigging Fish on Elk
River
The Seney picture sale is,over. The two
hundred and eighty five works brought at
auction over 100000
The most celebrated modern painters were
represented in this collection and many OF
the pictures were sold far below the original
cost,
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ON THE OHIO.
An Epitome of News Concerning the Boats
and Boatmen.

An Epitome OF news concerning inc Doais
and Boatmen.
The following tow-bosts passed down
Saturday with coal: Lioness No; 2,
Fred Wilson, Alex Swift, Lud Keet
er Ark, Persey Kelsey, Diamond,
Eagle, Little Fred, Belle McGoWn,
Samuel Brown, Nellie Speer, Josh Cook,
Veteran No. 2, Samuel Miller, B. d. Wood,
Eugene, Daniel Kane, Alarm. John Walton,
James a. Blackmore. Cornet and Ben
Wood.
The Silas P. Coe and Alice Brown passed
Saturday up with empties.
The Clifton went down with a TOW Of FIRE
brick.
The Scotia passed down Friday morn
ing at 5 o clock bound for Cincinnati.
The Andes got away at 4 P. m. tSatu day
with a good start.
Tho Bachelor left for Pittsburg and way
points at p. m. Saturday with a big trip.
The Diurnal did not arrive until | p. m.
Saturday from Parkersburg, as she was de-
tanned BY the ice. She left on her return at
5 p. m. with big trip.
The steamer Elaine viii be the Psrkers'
burg packet to-day, leaving a. II a. m.
The Steubsnville, Clarington and Bellai-e
packets viii be running to-day.
The marks indicated last night % feet 7
inches and rising.
The old Chesapeake was sold Saturday
by the q. S. Marshall to Mr.. Andy White,
Tor S475, to satisfy rope debt against her
held by C. q. Berry. II is understood that
Mr.. White sold the boat to Mr.. Kugen fo'
$500. who will probably wreck her.
CaIRo. April 5-River % feet 2 inches
and rising. Weather clear and warm.
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BELLAIRE.

At the polls to-day will be witnessed one
Of the iercest battles ever fought in city
election in Bellaire. Dissatisfaction Is ripe
on every hand and Democrat has il settled
in his mind to scratch Democrat and Re
publican to scratch Republican. A few
words TO those who have not voted. The
Democratic city ticket is, with hardly sn ex-
csption, superior TO any other in the field.
The candidates for Water Works Trustee.
Messrs. George Kern, John Haney aud
George Gradhaus, are all men OF business
training and at least two Of them are me.
cbanics. In the Second ward, Mr.. Thomas
Shelly will have tough time Of !, in his
re ce for Councilman, owing TO m independ.
ept combination that has sprung up 10 elect
the Republican candidate 10 Council. but
with good days work il is probable Mr..
Shelly will take the hopors Of City Father.
ard bis smiling face will be q pleasant addi.
ton 10 the next Council
George Woodbridge is making . gallant
Gght for the Office Of City Solicitor, and al.
though be has q plucky antagonist in the
person Of James Tallman, his election 10
conceded BY his friends, George is thor.
oughIy versed in the duties Of City Solicitor.
having occupied that position since the res.
10 nation OF Isaac Castor, who was elected
to Probate Judge.
II the weather is favorable large vote
will be polled.
Ashley Cooper, Of Wellsburg, came down
TO the opening Of the Niagara Rink and
spent Sunday in the city.
REV. W. Walker preached an excellent
>, rmon in the Episcopal church.
Yesterday was the pleasant Faster you
read about
Howard Baker 20. the skates for Winning
the race at the Niagara.
lid Shuttlesworth and Will Myers had .
iongh race at the Buckeye on Saturday
right. The third beat was foul The
contest closes tonight with appearances f..
yoripg Shuttlewortb.
Colored eggs are going ont Of date.
The crowds on the corners Saturday
we're larger than usual. The election wss
the principal topic.
Mrs Joseph Jeffers was buried yesterday
afternoon.
The Ohio Valley Labor Assembly mst
yesterday afternoon. Proceedings secret.
Forepaugh's advertising car is ia town.
Only one arrest ct the lookup yesterday.
The Kinks are doing little good In one
way.
SPOT Green viii be located With B. Kraus
after to-day until his ne. shop is com
pleted.
The Elysian rink caught some Of the
Martins Ferry crowd Saturday night
The Echo Club will give party the lat
ter part Of the week.
The Mediterranean Club dance was the
attraction at Zilch's on Saturday night
Politics came very near causing row
between tyo Second ward genhsusu on
Saturday night
win Woolep, Of 81 Clsinville, Il among
bis friends in this city.
No services in the First Prssbytsrisn
Church yesterday.
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TURKEYS RESERVATIONS
On Signing the Egyptian Financial
Agreement.
salssoH WILL TRY CABINET MAKING.
Wholesale Arrests Of German Anareh.
ists---RsvOlutionay RumbIings
ia France.
osMAN REPORTED IN BAD SHAPE.

LONDON, April 5,-The reservations made
BY Turkey on signing the Egyptial fnancis
agreement are as follows: First that the
Suez Canal Convention shall give Turkey
the right to defend Egyptin the event Of in
ternal troubles or foreign invasion. Second,
that the convention shall not deal with the
expenses of the English occupation Of
Egypt.
Third, that mention Of mixed tribunals in
financial conventions does not imply an
indefinite prolongation Of the tribunals.
Fourth, that the Porte reserves the right 10
recognize any commission OF foreigners de-
pu.ed to inquire into the financial sources
of Egypt
The French hMinistry-sociaiistE Elscted.
PARIS, April 5.-M. Henri Brisson has
accepted the task of forming ministry. II
rumored that Brisson and NJ. DeFreycenet
have formed coalition. NJ Amourx, SO.
cialist, was elected deputy for St. Etienne
to-day by 1000 majority over NJ. Duche,
opportunist.
Wholesale Arrests of Anarchists.
BERSr, April 5.-Wholesale arrests Of
anarchists, chiefly Germans and Austrians,
have been made here and at Zurich, Win.
,erthur, Saint Gall and Schsifhausen.
To Restore Monarchy In France.
LnxpoS, April 5-The Comte de Paris
has arrived a, Naples TO meet the Duc z.
al ,lA bat haxa
ence in regard 10 the prospcc, Of the re-es-
,ablishment Of Monarchy in France. The
Gaulois o. Paris, predic, that the French
elections will show that the country has no
confidence in the Republic and desires to
return 10 a Monarchial form Of Govern
nent.
Osmnn Reported In Had shape.
SuANiN, April 5.-Arab deserters who
have come TO Gen. McNe,ls Zereba report
Osman Digna has only $50 followers at
Ekrotat together with member OF his house,
hold. They assert that If Gen. Graham
will offer sufficient reward the Sheikhs arc
ready to deliver Osman Digna prisoner.
War Inevitable.
LoYpoN, April 5.--Prot. Arminus Yam.
berg, the distinguished traveller, Is Of the
opinion that war between England and
Russia is inevitable. lie says that Rowal
Pindi meeting will perhaps delay the out.
break, but If the Ameer Of AfRhanistan con.
sen, to an English railway from Sidi to
Herat, hostili,ies will commence in a few
weeks.
Honoripg tho Prince.
DuRLX, April An the principal
streets OF the city are profuscly decorated in
honor Of the coming Of the Prince and
Princess OF Wales. Even shops belonging
to proiessed nationalists preparations are
being made TO illuminate, although on .
less extensive scale.
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ONLY ON PAPER.
General Bunting Says Barrios Was Not
Killed.

General Bunting Says Barrios Was Not
Killed.
New YORK, March 81 wish to enter
my protest as to the acceptance as fact of
The report Of the death Of General Barrios
was killed precisely in the same manner
in Salvador during the war in 1876, l. e. on
paper. Be sure that when the sword Of
Gen. Barrios is found on the field of battle,
his right hand will be found firmly
graspiDg it. As DR.. Zaldivar is not
at present practicing medicine his
certificate Of death Of Gen. Barrios
is not evidence of the fact Unless marked
and wonderful changes have taken place in
Salvador since in 1876, it is not possible
Tor Salvador troops (unless in an over
whelming majority to defeat Guatemala
troops. When Gen. Barrios dies Guatemala
will have loss to mourn greater than has
ever happened her before. History will
do him more justice than is being done him
now.
Signed. T. b. BUNTING,
Late General Of Division and Chief Of
Artillery, Guatemala.
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SHOCKING.
A Crazy Man Murders His Mother and
Sister and Escapes.


Sister and Escapes.
MONMOUTH, ILL, April 5.-News of q
shocking double murder has Just been re-
ceiVed here. The family of Addison Nash
resides four miles west of this city. A son,
who has been insane for about q year and
haf, and was in an insane asylum until
about six months ago, shot and killed his
mother and sister a. about FIVE o'clock this
evening. Addison Nash, the father
was absent at the time, and, return
ing about dark, found the bodies of Mrs.
Nash and the daughter, and discovered
that the son had taken horse from the
stable and run away. Mrs. Nash was about
55 years of age aud the
daughter about Is. Mr.. Nash
is farmer and in good circumstances.
Coroner Hamilton has Just started for the
scene of the tragedy to hold an iuquest,au
officers and neighbors are in pursuit of the
boy. He is about 20 years old, and was
considered dangerously insane when sent to
the asylum, but had recovered so as to be
allowed to 90 at srge. The tragedy has
caused an immense excitement here, where
the family have numerous relatives and
friap6s
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Killed by q Failing sign

PrrrspuRe, April 5.-AbOut three O'Clock
this afternoon during the momentsry pre-
valance of a wind storm, large sign on the
roof Of Murphy book store, No. 5s2 Grant
:f-Set WAS wrenched from its fsstenings and
throw thrown together with several hundred Of
h+;cks TO the pavement below, the mass
catching in it's fall two young ladies who
were Ss passing, named Bella COnsleY and
Dennis McCarty. Miss Consley was killed
almost instantly, the sign striking her on
the head and crushing her skull Miss
johnson, when picked up was IN a G1ndlao1
oS;nsensibiHty - but soon revived. Her head
~as '. bs5lv cut, her nose and both legs were
Sroken, S@J and her body terribly bruised. Her
;n;mr;ss however, are not regarded ssfatal:
%eCarty escaped with a few slight cuts and
brn;ses, Damage to the building Is very
small.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Joe Palmer, the Cincinnati murderer, was
sentenced to be hanged Wednesday July Is.
Proceedings have been begun to inquire
as to the sanity of Rev. DE-. S. Il. Tying, OF
Iryington, y. \.
John W. Lsdd, the indianapolis police
officer who was arrested on a charge Of
incest, escaped from jail.
The total exports Of specie from New
York for the week ending April /. were
Sls6,77l. The imports were S36,3l8.
A fire in chinatown" San Francisco,
resulted in q loss of 5000, 900, aud three
Chinese we're burned to death.
Hon. A. +. Clark, a State Senator Of
Kentucky is dead.
A fire at Nashville destroyed four build
ings. Loss, 100000.
Hezekiah G. Well, who was Presiding
Judge of the L. S. Court of Alabama
Claims died at his home in Kalamazoo
Mich.
Representatives have been appointed by
the rival factions of Bowan county, Ky., TO
wait upon the Adjutant- General with view
to an adjudication of his differences.
The Grand Trunk Railway Company has
notified its employees that all salaries over
81 900 will be be cut 10 per cent. and all
from $500 to 81 900 5 per cent.
Charles Remlee, of Dodgeville, Wis, who
killed his father on January 6. was yesterday
found guilty of murder in the first degree,
and sentenced to State prison for life.
Horace W. Ash, sailor, on Thursday
night blew out the gas in his room at the
Thorndike Hotel, in Rocklsnd, Ne. Yes
terday morning the door was broken open,
and he was found dead.
The freight house and several cars of the
Rome, Wstertown and 0glensburg Rail-
road Company at Cape Vincent, burned
Yesterday. Loss estimated al $4,000.
The aggregate number Of new vessels
built in New England during 1854 were Il
steam vessels valued st 1927, 500; lt6 sail
ing crafts ard large bsrges, valued al
S3,3l5, 500; total value, SI,3l3, 100.
Mrs. c. II. Mccormick and c. H. McCor-
nick, Jr., representing the estate Of c. d.
Mccormick, have made further donation
10 the Presbyterian Theological Seminary in
Chicago Of 100000. Altogether, the sem.
inary has now received about $4,000
from the McCormicks.
4 fire in the Arcade, Utica, yesterday
morning. caused q loss of $4,000 to the
bpiidipg. G. W. Ingalls, 4 Co, dealers in
boots and shoes, lose $500; j. Gochwind,
Bro, & Son, boots and shoes, lose 1900, and
John H. Sheeban 4 Co., drugs, lose $4,000.
Some minor losses make q total OF 800, 900.
Cardinal Guibert Archbishop Of Paris, is
dying.
The Scott Temperance act has been car
ried in Wellington county, Ont, by over
1900 majority.
The British flag has been Insisted over
mart Of Hamilton, sn island in The Corean
Archipelago.
Gen. Boulangor, French commander In
Tunis. has been ordered to Tonquin to
.sspune the chief command.
Mrs. Mary YadderS, OF Philadelphia, was
eremated in Lancaster, Pa, Yesterday. She
died on Tuesday OF PARALYSIS.
A NEW play is about to be produced en-
,;,Ie5..what shall he do with it., if lit is
hottie OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, he'd bet,
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Aged Couple Murdered and Burned

OMAHA, April 5.-The charred remains
of Richard BaScombe and wife, an aged
couple living near North Platte, Neb., were
found By neighbors in the ruins of their
house yesterday morning. The evidence
of the Coroner's inquest indicates that the
pair were murdered and the house burned
to conceal the crime, though motive for
the deed is unknown. Certain persons IN.
der suspicion are being watched by the po-
lice. The affair creates great excitement
in this vicinity. The victims Of the tragedy
came from New York, and we're highly re-
snected in the neighborhood.
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CKETnx druggist begin to complain that
the oply cough remedy they can sell is Dr..
Wistar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry. This
goes 20 prove that intelligent people are DE-,
Iermiped 10 get the best cure for coughs
Gods and consumption, and VIII not take .
substitute.
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Affairs worse an IN. Northwest.

WISNEPEG, April 5.-Tdings from the
north indicate the state Of affairs there are
growing worse. Supplies are scarce, and
unless relief gets through very soon the
mounted police and all of the Prince Albert
people viii be completely at the mercy Of
the rebels. Irvine says that reinforeements
of fifteen hundred men are wanted at Prince
Albert Immediately. He adds that the
country people, owing to threats from the
rebels, are leaving their places, and that the
Teton Sioux are swarming over the country
and committing depredations, while sup
plies are becoming short. The Sioux re-
ferred to are led by Chief White Cap, and
occupy reserve near Prince Albert. They
are refugees from the United States.
Randall Much Better.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-Representatiye
Randall, who has been seriously i'll is very
much better to day and expects to be able
to 20 out earlynext week.
GettysburS's Field.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-A visit to the
battlefield of Gettysburg by officers and
soldiers who participated in the battle will
take place this year on the 4th of May. 1t
is expected the President will go with a
party from here and invitation to be present
has been sent the Count DeParis.
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The susquehanna's Rampage.

LOCK HAVEN, Pa, April 5.-The food in
the Susquehanna is subsding but that i'm
mense ice gorge at Forney remains solid.
The railroad is covered in many places with
ice from five to ten feet high. At Remove
houses standing between the railroad and
river are hc oded to second stories. Farm
ers on low lands must have suffered ter
rihlv
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A YozxER invalid writes: II was greatly
reduced in health and strength. caused By
bad blood. ] had dozen boils in different
parts Of my body. and suffered many aches
and pains. while the least exertion gave me
great fatigue / took three bottles Of DR..
Guysott's Yellow Dock and SarsApsnlla and
am completely cured. At night ] enjoy 70.
tresbing dreamless slumber, and al day
!eel energtie and strong"
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SOME OF OUR FRIENDs.

The People We Claim and the strangers
within Our Gates.
Mrs. E. Turner. who has been visiting
friends in New York, returned home Fri
day.
Mrs. R. J. Magee and children, OF New
York, are the guests Of Mrs. W. J. John
ston.
Messrs. Ed. Booking. W. w. Irwin and
Archie Adams. returned Saturday IRON
professional trip to Bethany.
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have BEEN troubled with catafrh Of tAs
bead and throat fos the lat Eve yearA
About three yean ago commenced ths
use Of ElYs Cream Balm, and from The 6rse
application VA relieved The ssass Of
smell, which bad been destroyed, vas -.
stored afier using ono bottla Ihsys fouad
the Balm the only remedy fos catAssh / have
used with satisfaction, and L has Aeeonr
plisbed cure in my easa-H L Hy&.
wayeTly, n. Y.
HAyfse used EIys Cream Balm foe sbout
. year, can Say Il . jus the ding tcs e.
tarrh. Miss Matte A. Bak9. EaA Ten
pleton, NaA
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A PARTY paid ten dollars for horse at
sTct;on sale. The horse was lame,
S-n;ssd 81 an over, had the scratches and was
sa.-;SIv "vaIled." A bottle OF Salvation
o;I Sii cost;n9 25 cents, was used, and in two
ossks YOU would not have known the am.
nal Il is now valued at two hundred
dollars.
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wish freedom from aches, pains,
e,i Then purity the blood,
= lle urinary and digestive organs,
lCOf broken down constitution By
.Cuysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
Is gratifying to know that among
y r' communities this simple, harm
/. -IllVe remedy, sells faster than
4! SuGoug bitters, iron medicines
L1ed kidney cures. all Of which 30
4 "a ,SAse and ruin the stomach. liver,
r. T. Aldneys by exciting these deli
'u' Unnatural activity.
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A srw IpsA embraced h nys Crss.
Balm. Casasrh i csssi b. enn4lG s.e
healing. not By drying sp: y bntsn9ssa
or snuG, bat is easily sPphed - ~ p
eer. In eject d magical cd 9 oogoR
Treatment win cure fhs worst easea tpse
SO ceofs. At drpeeistA - eeeb -
Ely Bros. 0vses \. =