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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22

known citizens of our county, died at hit
home near Worthington, last Monday
night, aged about 5S years.
Genial Martin Brsnron, formerly o.
Wheeling, but later brakeman on the 1.
NJ. & P. road here, died on last Tuesday
morning. Soome weeks ago he had bis
hand injured while coupling cara One Of
his fingers had to be smputated and tets'
nus set in producing lock Jaw, which was
the immediate cause of his death. De
ceased was a resident Of Dunbar, Pc. but
hsd been in the employ Of the B. d 0.
Company as a freight brakeman on the
Fourth division for some time. he will
be missed by railroad men, among whom
he was q general fsvorite.
Harr's Minstrels, o troupe made up OF
local talent, has been playing to country
audiences in Pslatine and elsewhere lste-
". They show rare lowers in their hne
and give strictly frst-elass entertain
ment.
The Rev. Howard MaeQaeary and his
venerable mother are both confined TO
their rooms al the Continental Hptel i'll.
Mrs. Il. c. Posten is somewhat fmprov-
ed, but is not yet out Of danger.
Miss HettX Mitchell is still i'm proving
and hopes soon to be shout again.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Comertord is in Frostburg,
Md, having been summoned there on
Thursday BY telegram announcing the
death of his sister, Mrs. Anna Burns.
Capt. n. D. Helmick, the efficient and
popular manager Of the Marion machine
works is in Lewis county this week on
business.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
AN IMPORTANT DECISION

To Benevolent Societiss-An Exchange
OF Benefits.
Sr. LOUIS, November 2l.-Judge Moo
nan has under sdvsement q case OF such .
nature that its decision Is Of iu.eses. to all
connected with benevolent societies. Mrs
Lena Wl!liken, wao has stood high in the
councils of the American Legion Of
Honor was Secretary of Peabody Council
of that o-gsuiz I;ion, aud the complainant
in the charge Of fraud against her ID a
Mrs. Sigsl who became member of Pea
body Council under circumstances so pscu-
hsr as to lead up 10 the preterriug Of the
serious charge nov pending sgaiuSt Mrs.
Miliken. The story as gained from tbs
statements made at The trial is q simple CDe
Mrs. Milhksn, j: is alleged, approached
Mrs. Sigel to borrow $500, and as securiry
fo- the loan profered to Mrs. Sigel mem.
bership in the order belonging to Mrs
EEGld, which meant tnst in case of the
beneficiary death 3 .0O0 death benefits
would 90 10 Mrs Sigsl. Mrs Mhliken
and Mrs Sigel paid visit 10 Mrs. EWsli
at her home Ia Upton, III and ihaze the
matter WAS arranged. Mrs EEald con
senting to the transfer OF the membership
Mr.. Siegel, after having paid several as.
sessments on the membership found out
that the membership was 10, transferable
and that under the constitution aud By laws
of the order the death benefits were p3ys
BE only 10 the direct heirs of the benef
ciary, Mss. Ezald. Mrs Siegel was much
aggrieved at learning this state OF affairs 10
think she had been duped, aud after inter
views With Mrs. MilGken, in which she
failed to get the money. instituted the pro
ceedings sgsiust Mrs. Miliken. Tne eyi.
dencs for the State containing sabstau-
TALLY the facts stated above was heard,
and the attorneys for Mrs. Mlhken, Messrs.
r s. Macdonald aud T. s Hogan, made
the poiut ths! the crime, il any, was com
mitted in Illinois, and therefore was with
out tie Jurisdiction of the court. Mr.
Charles Donahue, s.tornsy for the prose
cutting witness, claimed that the ofense
was planned in St Louis. therefore pun
ishsols under the laws ct Missouri At
ths conclusion Of the hsa-iug the Judge
took the case under afTistmeBt, SIS stated,
and bis decision is awaited with consider
able interest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
CLARKSBuRG.
4 Com promise and an Arrest News In
General Personal Notes,
S,crfa! % tAs SfEGly ReCi 'e-.

4 DFUEliJe and an ArreEt News in
General Personal Notes,
S,cciu! 70 As SsSGly Rerife-.
CLAREssURG, November 2I.-Mrs Jos.
Reed, who susd Pickens fo7 part Of the
reward tor returning his notes, was paid
so in coupromise OF the mater.
Considerable excitement prevailed here
Thursday upon the srrresi Of Dallas Sehon
by Ds,e,tive Hageyty upon the charge o;
rob5ing Pickens
The Philoma;bssn Club, literary soc;-
eIy ofThis place, has recently reo-ganiLsd,
aud it is hoped tRst il may be more than
an anticipated success.
4 protracted meeting is nov in progress
81 G2f chapal under the management OF
Rev Nr. King.
4 union Thanksgiving service will be
held st Gof chapel sn next Thursday.
Rev Baird wilt o.Iiciats
Miss Josie Craig and Nc. Harry Drun'
molds surp.ssd their many friends in leay-
ing for Oakland on last Saturday, where
thsy were married, returning 10 this city
on Sunday m0rGipg.
Mrs f T. LoRades has ietarned from
New orE,
Clarence Moore is IN The city.
Mrs +. F. Farnsworth was here daring
the week.
Miss Nellie Harrison fsll aud fractured
her arm while at the rick in Wsston last
week.
Mr. lssac Nuzlm, 81 old and respected
citizen Of this county, died st bis home on
Shiou's run on the sth Inst The deceased
had many friends aud scqasintsncss who
sympahize with his family.
Rev Mr.. Brook left on Thursday for Gil
nsr courty, where he Will organize Q
church under the Central Presbyterian
management.
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MOUNDSVIllE.
News and Gossip of the Week About the
Mound City.
S...,,I D., H.. Gu..J,,, Pzoy.iaS

News and Gossip of the Week About the
Mound City.
SPECIAL 10 The Sunday Rs9isi1.
MoUSDsvLLE, November 2I.-Wsites
Comedy Company played during this week
iu Masonic Hall. They had excellent nu,
sic. 1t is to be hoped the little unpleasant,
ness in regard to reserved seats will never
occur again and cause ladies to give up
their seats 10 men.
Kitty Rhodes, Moundsyille's fayGrite
troupe, passed through here on the Ohio
River road on their way to New Martins
vile.
Charles Frissell, NJ D., is the CUES! Of
Jos. W. GaliAher, Jr.
Your reporter was informed by our genial
friend. John Brooks, Of the MoundsTills
Coal Company that tusiness Wss never
better. They are employing one hundred
and FIVE men and have pay roll CT tWo
thousand dollars every ito weeks, and are
Shipping coal TO The amount Of seven
thousand ive hundred bushels per day, the
ouIk OF which goes TO Wheeling and
Parkersburg. They furnish the ru5lic
schools OF Wheeling VIII coal, through q
contract obtained By ". j RErden OF your
city.
Mrs. Meta Bowly, who has BEEN the
guest Of DR.. George W. Bruce, returned TO
her home in Winchester on Wednesday.
Prof C. ]. Higgs, Of the Cameron school
was in town Friday.
The United States prisepers CrookehAbk
Clark and Nichols, we're released from
prison this Saturday morning. ClaTk snd
Nichols we're arrested on their release or
a cayias from another county, By Shenf
Showscre and his deputies.
Parties from BsllAire ers a.gS:iatinc
for the lease Of The Tnisn Coal Works Cd
posite this place. These works are par
| Of the estate OF the Iste Col john Tbom,
SON and are owned ct the pFeSel. 6y Jos
W. Gsilsher, DR.. JOha EGiseh and Charles
! Thompson.
The v. @. 7. U. Of this place viii hal.
Thanksgiving services at tie RebiisS,isr
Thursdsy.
The rckviek Club was ..seorgaaizsd O
Wednesday evenisg. The next nee,in
Of the club will be he'd at the residence c
Jos B. Alexander.
The many friends o. Virton A. Weave
and family viii be pleased to Ksicom
them back TO their cid homs sfter q q
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
CLARA NORRIS.

Miss Cara Morris, the distinguished
emotional actress, who is to appear ct tie
Opera House on Wednesday. is about
thirty f We years Of age, and has very in
terestiog stage experience Her history,
as related by herself is as follows: When
| was thirteen years old, living in Cleve-
land, there boarded with my mother Mrs
Bradshaw, an actress, and her daughter
Blanche. This was about 1862 or g.
f lsler, the proprietor OF the theatre, pro.
duced The Seven Sisters, and Blanche
had place 10 the ballet. She worried my
mother to let me Join and made my moth
er's and her mothers lives so miserable.
that finally my mother said ]
might. Blanche then took me
down 10 The theatre and Mr.
Ellsler said was too little, but if he could
find anybody to march With me be would
give me place didn't care bit about
ii until he said was too little, and then ]
burst into tears. For once my tears did
me service EIlsler had q family, and !
suppose felt sorry for me- and so he pstted
me on my head aud told me could come
On the night OF the performance he man.
aged 10 get the queerest little oldtashioued
woman ever cav TO march with ne
believe he engaged her solely so that |
could have @ compsnion. Well, ! went
on the stage as a fairy, and queer little
fairy | looked. Then he made me
zouave and put me in the front rank, and
| felt very big with my boy duds on and
my gun. The piece lasted two weeks, and
at the end OF the second week | went 10
get my salary of s. a week. / bad been
brought up TO be savHgely truthful, as Don
Piatt once said, was the most bru'aly
truthful woman he ever knew. Ellsler
asl ed me why had not come for my fret
week 8 salary when it was due. | told him
thought i would seem more if waited.
suppose this attracted bis attention. So
be asked me II would accept a situation
fer next season. ssid should have 10
ask my mother. Mother said no; then she
said yes, might as well do ths. ss any
thing else. So went on the stage without
the slich,ss, ambition or desire to do so at
all. ! was gradually advanced because
bling quick picked up things readily"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22

journ of two years in the ci,y Of Allegheny
Mr. Weaver returns to Moundsyille es Q
partner in the firm of Weaver 4 BArdall
All employees Of the o. R. railroad were
happy yesterday, for it was pay day.
Mics Mary Hanen, daughter Of the edi
tor of the Marshall Herald, was in Mounds
vile on Wednesday.
The o. r. r. R., have completed theil
so ton scales at their depot in the lover
end Of town, and are enlarging theii
water tanks near Big Grave creek.
Rev. Hammond will conduct Thanks
giving services at Trinity Protestant
church, Thursday the 26,h inst. at 10 80
am.
Il Mrs Lee C. Reed, of your city, is in oul
village TO day Saturday giving instrue
tions in painting. The work Of her pupils
reflects much credit upon Mrs. Reed a. an
instructress in the artistic.
Mr.. W. Lindsey. Of Wheeling, who was
dangerously Ill, was much better last
evening.
Mr.. Robert Mcdonnell has hAd work
men this week putting the 6nishins
touches on his large tenement house in the
lower ward.
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INCREASING IN NUMBERS
The Y. N. c. A. Meeting swelled By the
Arrival of More Delegates.
guseingto tks S,fsiry Rsgigter

I AAAANAA VI AAONc DCAcSaNCs.
/ SPeciaIlO he SsEdGy Register.
! MARrISsBURG, W. Va, November 2l.-
The convention resumed business this
morning, and the church was found tco
small to hold the people, many returning
home. The discussions on general Y. N
C. A. work was continued with ANNA
ton. The following subjects were before
the body: 'Finanejsl Management"
Social Agencies,'' Educational Fest,
ures," How to Introduce New Members, u
and the Employment Of General Secre,
taries." One feature of the meeting was
the presence of many young delegates who
delivered telling and logical addresses full
OF conviction. ]. \. Harding, of Wash
ington, and J. C. Lynch. of Wheeling, dis,
cussed at some length, What the Associa-
ton is doing to meet the varied wants Of
young men.
All day attentive audiences have been
present. Tonight the meeting changed
from the Baptist to the Presbyterian
Church. The principal feature o. the oc-
casion was sn address by W. A. Bowen, Of
Pennsylvania, upon the association build
ing; It's uses, and how to get it. The sd
dress was interpreted by views furnished
by q stereopticsni sll the principle build
ipgs OF the association were shown. The
main exhibit was thst Of the exterior aud
interior of the Y. NJ. C. A. building in
Philsdelphis A large picture OF Hon
George Williams, the founder of the $3.50
ciatiou, was exhibited with numerous
others of equal import The subject Of
railroad work was discussed wholly by
railroad delegates and thoroughly dissect-
&c. Delegates are still arriving and large
numbers are expected to be in attendance
upon the farewell exercises to morrow,
SupGav
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
Perseverance Succeeds at Last In
the Case Of
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
II Gets to New York.
Connection Made With the Staten
Island Rapid Transit Go.
Terms of the Agreement Closed
Yesterday.

NEw YORK, November 2l.-A contract
was closed to-day by the terms OF which
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has secured access to New York
This will be accomplished by means OF the
Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad Com
pany's line. The Baltimore and Ohio will
run from Bound Brook by new line to
Elizabeth, where q bridge will be built, con-
Meeting TIE B. It o. lines with Staten
leland lines, from Staten Island. The
passengers and freight vii! be conveyed to
the Battery by boat. The contract is foE
ninety-nine years, aud Was signed by Presi-
dent Garrett, of the B. L o. last Mor-
day, and by President Emmonf, Of
the Staten Island Rapid Transit
Company this afternoon a. a meeting OF
The stockholders and directors in this city.
The contract covers over one hundred
pages Of paper, aud provides that rates
shall yield as much By the through traffic
10 the Rapid Transit Company ss is now
Yielded by its local business, thus securing
to the Staten Island Company so much es
it gives to the Baltimore y Ohio, and per-
mits it to participate in halt the profits
made By the latter company over the
Staten Island Trausit. 1t also guarantees
10 the Rapid second mortgage bonds to
the extent OF two AID oHe-halt millions
of dollars, bearing interes! a. per cent
for 30 years, which amount is to be used
in payment for wat front property a.
ready secured at Staten Islaad for tsrmi-
nal purposes the building Of the bridge 600
feet long, across to Elizabeth, and such
other arrangements as may be required
The terminus at Staten Island will be al
81. George and from thence to Battery by
boat. The bridge will cost about 100000
end the whole scheme is expected to be in
operation by July next. To day meeting
of the Rapid Company was attended Ly
holders of Si,jOO Of the 5000 share Of
capital stock and the agreement was unsn-
imously ratified. Several directors re-
signed that the B. u o. might be repre-.
sented 10 the Board.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
THAT SECRET CoNCLAVE.
Further Details of the Meeting of tn
Pittsburgh Nail Men.

Further Details of the Meeting of the
Pittsburgh Nail Men.
Yesterdays Pittsburgh Times cOntained
additional details OF last Tuesdays secret
meeting of the nail manufacturers of that
city. The meeting WAS held at the office
of Shoenbarger & Co, and wss for the
purpose ofarranging terms of compromise
to be proposed to tue nsilers. Represen.
tstives from Jones 4 LaughIin, Chess,
Cook 4 Co., Zug 4 Co., and MOorhead
Bros. Il Co. were present, Mr. John L Fitz
huzh, of the firm OF ShoeDberger / Co.,
being the chairman, So carefully was
the secret OF the meeting guarded that it
did not leak out until last evening.
Mr.. Chas. lug ana Mr.. Henry Chess
opened the discussion by making a propos-
al that a compromise be offered in order
that the factories might start as soon as
possible Theirs are the two firms most
vitality interested, TOR nails are Zug Il Co 8
chiet articles of manufacture, and Chess,
Cook & Co. make nothing else. The other
manufacturers were ready to fall in with
their views, with the exception of the chair
man. His only obi .ction was that Shoen-
berger Il Co.'S steel plant was not com.
pleted, and it was difficult to buy steel Of
the exact grade required. Nothing
definite was decided O! this meeting, but y
move will probably soon be made to bring
about meeting with the nsilers commit
tee.
The nailers heard Of this meeting on
Thursday. and the Plttsburg men imme.
diately assembled in their hall on Penn
avenue, and the Wheeling men, By their
Executive committee, at the headquarters
in this city, and the resolution, passed
when the strike began, declaring their
intention to stand for the q cent scale
was re-affrmed.
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WEllsBuR0,
Farm saIs--GensrAI Nsss Notes aLd
Personal Items.
a.. a.

Farm saIs-GensrAI Ns~s Note. ard
Personal Items.
S,sciai 10 hs Ssnday RsgidJ.
WELLsBURG, November 2l.--Ths HoSsa
farm Of l3G acres va, sold by J. 8. Bssii
trustee. on yesterday toJ. 8. Sommtrviil,
Tor s27 per acre.
SO far there have been binetssn sccss
sions TO the Ditciples Church during Ihs
present revival Elder A. G. MJ.rs, c.
West Liberty, viii preach oa Supday
morning ard evening.
X. II. Cotton, Esq lately oi the Colam
bus, o bar. has loeGsd in WsllsbmV
lie is q sob.in.lsw Of our sisuneh Dems
cratic friend. q. W. FnthzA,ers
J. C. Palmer. E'q, sp.n, tie day ia
Welkburg.
The Sheriff reports The eollecvoa O,
taxes among our farmers as being rather
slow
Miss Mary Schell. ci Somerset. Pa, ss.
Miss hlnira BroEp, Of Wheeling, upii.J
friesds here and 81 Bethany several dsJ .
this week
Miss Cora Zsbe, OF WhssiiDs. V gassl
q, the residence OF Captain OAkts
Miss Annie Hardes,y. Of Wheeling, wait.
ed in Welsburg on Tuesday snd wedns.
day.
The keAn bag coatss, >. the Csbfa
riLk vss . 6ps success
The festival ct the Presbyterian church
on Tbursday evening. was prcGn5le sns
pleasant, notwithstanding The rain.
Trade among osf merchants 10 very
brisk.
The slsl, to the Ripsrsids sl.ss wosis
Oh yesterday, convinced us Ct The ,uecss.
Of the works, and shows se.iys butiEes.
management. Good and substantial irn.
proyemenu are btiag psds 10 the way ..
vsre-roons and sheds The ergrs7iny
department 10 again 1t work
The Venture gisss works bss eonvss.sj
its enlarssnes,s aud imrroyemslis. ssG
is ags,s in operation.
The Tbanfsgiving bird b, mtje Its 81
peArsLoe in market.
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THE MARS.
Another Battle Imminent-A RrIti,h Vic
tory-GFseee.

Another Battle Imminent-A RrIti,h VIC
tory-Greeee.
VIEXEA. November 2l.-Dispaiches from
Slivuitza states tSat only fe# shots were
exchanged betEsan the opposing forces at
that point yesterday. Prince Alexander has
determined to attack the servian position
Immediately ifthe weather, which has been
exceedingly severe. mOderateS sufficiently
to permit Of q successful movement Of his
troops. Both sides are hurryirg reinfore'
ments forward With slI possible speed to
the scene Of conflict. The ground on
which the recent engagements were fonght
is still strewn With the dead and dying, the
latter being wholly unattended and aben
doned to their fate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS A
Oh, WHAT A SIGHT -

Oh, WHAT MIGHT"
A fair audience greeted the popular
German comedian, Gus Williams, at the
Opera House, last night, who appeared in
his new comedy in three acts entitled,
"Oh, What a Night Mr. Williams took
the role of Major Herman Pottgeiser. and
q funny one it is. The piece is very good
and the company excellent. The audience
was almost continually kept in roar Of
laughter. During the performance Mr.,
Williams introduced q number OF new and
pretty songs Of his own composition, which
were spplauded heartily, especially the
recitation entitled a Lock OF Hail" A
fine audience was also present at The matt.
nee.
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Nervous Debility. loss of E.aitS and Man.
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many ctaer diseases Complies restoration
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No risk is inoared. Illustrated pamphlet,
With faIl information, tsrus, etc. NAILED
frss bY addressing Valtaie Rsk c.. Ma,
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sisters house in AlexAndris last evening
to visit an uncle in the same town, taking
with her the little bog as a guide. She
was q country girl and strange to the
town. The pair went asIrsY and during
the night wandered through the country
from Alexandra to Washington, cross
ed one of the Potomac rive- bridges
and walked entirely across this city from
west to east. The woman hsd carried the
child in her arms for some hours, and it
had died there without her knoEledge.
The coroner decided that death vas caused
by exhaustion and exposure.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
Advice 20 Mothers.

Mrs. Windows Soothing s;,up lor chill
dre1 teething, is the description Of one Of
The best ten1e...5 nlsses and Fhysicisns in the
Unitss st-tes, and has been ussd for forty
ysas with never falling success By mil
lions Of mothers for tLGir children. Dur.
ing the process CT tse.hing ia value d IN
caleulsEls. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diArrbaa, gziping in
the bowels, AEd Wind colo. By givins
health to tks child II rests ths nothsf.
Psias ess bos.le.
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FAIRMONT.
What Might Have Been Serious Acct.
dent-GenerRl Sews-PersOnsl
SPECIAL ~ the SiEiay Register.

What Night Have Been a Serious Acci-
dent-GeneraI News-PersOnsI
SPECIAL 10 the SsHiay Rsgifss.
FMENoYT. November 2l.-Scott Smith
and Smith Hood two young RivesVille
gentlemen, took a tumble on last Sunday
evening which they will not soon forget,
They were driving along the lower road"
between here aud Uztown, when their
horse shiel aud threw himself, the
buggy and the tSo occupants over the
cliff. Hood lodged in tree, Smith rolled
down over the steep bank to: g
husirsd feet, while the horse
and buggy landed on the b. Il o. track,
at least $50 feet below the road. The
bows were both painfully but not seriously
injured; the buggy was totally demolished,
and so was the horse. The escape Of the
men from death was considered miracl-
ious.
( Rev. Geo Mcclellan, OF the A P.
Church, will preach the sermon at the
union Thanksgiving service, which will be
held in the Presbyterian Church Thursday
at 1880 o'clock 3. m.
Mrs. William Gsskell, Jr. whose illness
was noticed in Mondays REGISrER, died
yesterday at noon Of consumption. She
/ leaves a husband and several interesting
little children to moarn her loss. She
was a daughter of Patrick Kinney, OF
( Bsrnesville.
/ Diphthsris is raging in our town and has
almost reached tha dignity of On epidemic
< No less than dozen children and numer,
GUS grown persons are suffering with it
snd sore throat" is almost general com
plsint Proper sanitary measures are the
best preventive.
Stephen Oaks, one Of our best knowr
cclore6 citizens, died tere on Tuesday o.
hasty consumption. His death caused
much regret among our people.
Uncle Billy Sandy" one Of the bes
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PITISRIE

f. - Walks Prom Alexandra, ., WI,
" ''eS GUIDE Dies In erArta..
s,~,.1. ,,'.'''N November PA eoloysd
Lsg...s.- .- m'rainS s:ught shelter at a
b,8,5,'a = s'.o'sa nan lear the eastern
s,n.,.., t'5 q 'a.s c.'y. Saa bore ia her
s,y = 'o'Y OF a tive year old eOlOred
A's "'usa hai started hSm h, :
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Tn the Dear Old Days.

We differ in creed and pslitieA bat vs
are unit all ths same on the desirSbleses
Of sne head Of hair. II yes ncarn t1s
loss Of this blessing sn3 ornament. Q bottle
or two Of Parker's Hair Belsam viii mAks
you look IS you did in the dear old dsys:
Il is worth trying. The only standard
fifty cent article for ths hair.