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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-26

NOTWITHSTANDING CONCESSIONS
OF Mr.. Chisholm the Strike Is Still On
Sympathy for strikers Ebbing,

OF Mr.. Chisholm the Strike Is Still On
Sympathy for Strikers Ebbing,
CLEvELANp,O. September 25.-Notwith.
standing the concessions made by Pre- idaut
Chisholm, Of the Cleveland Rolling Mill
Company, the strike is not over. A COM
m ttee Of idle workmen, accompanied by
the Mayor, called on Mr.. Chisholm to day
with paIer which they wished him to
sigp. They demanded that every striker
be taken back; that proper notices be made
hereafter when reductions in weges are pro-
posed; that Mr.. Chisholm hereafter listen
personally to the grievances of men who
think they have been discharged without
reason.
Mr.. Chisholm agreed to all the demands
except the first He said that OF the 1000
strikers 1000 would have to seek employ
ment elsewhere, as the mills would not run
to their greatest capacity. The company
had been out of the market so long that
new trade would have TO be worked up. In
time, perhaps all the men, except the few
who had maligned him personally, would
be given positions The committee were
dissatisfied with the interview, and returned
10 Newburg.
Tonight meeting Of strikers was held at
the Town Hall in Newburg, Leaders
knovipg that they are the men whom The
company will not again employ made
pathetic speeches about the one thousand
who we're 10 be murdered, as they termed
it, and strikers fell in with the leaders and
declared that all should remain out if all
we're not given the opportunity to take their
old places SO the matter stands. The
com pany has done the fair thing and the
people hereabouts recognize that fact.
Sympathy for the strikers is fast eboing
AWAY
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He Raised a haCket.

About six clock la4' e7rnnr Thomas
Hill raised racket on Main street near
Tucrtieth by attempting to fight q 5m al
hov. Officer Duffy attempted to arrest a'!i
our hat individual would not 90 and A'1
ro,n on the pavement and kicked. O'hc'T
Watson was summoned TO assist in arresnns
thr obstrepsrous young msn, hut the ~
,empr was useless. the off ndar fighting and
sicSi7g so viciousIy that Duffy ~a' str4eS
in rhe face several 'ines By his shoe. | hr
nippus wera PLACID on Hill ami . :;
snron brought into reqns'non aHH
%ss taken 70 be cooler, ~hr-e ne aga n
caus i rroubla. Three chsrg11 EiIt D. ~
tered against him for f-h-iog using
abusive language and resisting o'tl24ri
Hill will no doubt 90 to the bill for several
days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-26
AN ABANDONED WOMAN

4 fter Her Marriage Murders Her Husband
and Cuts Her Throat.
HiLTowN, PA. September 25.-Thos
\. Thcmpson married Mause Jones, an
abaLdoueI woman, Last spring and has been
in trouble ever since. Some days ago while
drunk the woman threatened to murder
MIN if be did rot turn away his aged father
and mother. The husband locked her
IN the room for several days unil her
debauch wore of. Sin made threats OF
revenge when released To day she carried
them out by killing her husband with an
axe, nearly severing the mans head fro m
his body while he WAS lying on lounge IN
bis office. Mrs. Thompson wrote note ex-
planning that she had consummated the
ruIder and then committed suicide By cut
Ii her throat with O razor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-26
A REUNION
OF the Twelfth West Virginia Volunteer
Infantry, to he Held at Moundsville,
October 22d and 23d.
SpsciaI IN fbs Rsr{fte

OF the Twelfth West Virginia Volunteer
Infantry, to he Held at Moundsville,
October 22d and 23d.
Special 10 the Recigts.
houNDsvILLE, September 25.-According
to previous appointment meeting was
held al the Henratta House for the pur pc Sc
of taking into consideration the propriety OF
holding a reunion of the Twelfth West Nlr-
ginia Infantry and forming an organIz alton
Of said regiment. The meeting was organ
ized by appointing Gen W. B. Curtis chair
man and l.. G. Brock secretary. Upon the
motion Of II. T. Anahutz, the secretary was
ordered to read number of communica-
tions from various members Of
the regiment, all Of whom
favored the project A general
expression Of the meeting was had by re-
marks .Iom Comrades Games, Blake, Jones,
Ankhuiz, Mathews, Criswell and Bryson
After y hich upon the motion of Comrade
Bryson it was decided to hold q reunion in
Moun6syille on the 22d and 23d of October,
1855. The following committees were then
appointed for the occasion:
Committee on Finance G. Mathews,
Games, G. A Jones, Blake, Anshu,z, Bry
son, 4. K. Henry and w W Echols
Committee on Procuring Hall-Stillwell
Wright and Brock.
Committee on Music-An'hutz, Bryson
and Rice.
Committee on Hotels-Joseph Wallace
and Capt. Criswell
Committee on Printing-W. W. Echols,
uorteu, Stilweil and Hassen.
Committee 10 Procure Sreskers-Gen.
Curtis. G B. Caldwell and Will BulV
Committee OF Arraugements-Tho mas
Manning, l. B. Purdy, C. c Matthews, G.
A. James and II. 7. Anshutz.
The chairman of the meeting was also in
structed 10 appoint ono additional commit
teeman to each committee from the coun-
ties Represented in SAID regiment to co op'
crate with the com mittee at this place. Up
on motion it WAS ordered that a vote
of thanks be rendered James Hen
rata proprietor Of the Henratta Hotel,
for the use of his house in which the meet
ing was held. Upon motion it was ordered
that the proceedings be published IN the
Marshall Herald, Wheeling lntelligencer,
REGISTER, SUNDAY REGISTER, Sunday News,
atter, and that the papers in the counties
Of Hancock, Marion, Taylor and Harrison
Of Wsst Virgiria, ard I'll" Bel'aire Tribune
Ohio. aud the National Tribune, Washin.
ton ID C., be requested 10 copy the SANE.
4 vote of thanks was rendered Gen. Cur
is for the efforts he had made in getting ~
this reunion.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-26
BIG CHICAGO FIRE.
A Hurricane During Large Fire Creates
Wild Excitement.

A Hurricane During Llrye Fire Creates
Wild Excitement.
CHICAGO, September 25.--About 1890
o'clock 10 day fire started from some un-
known cause, but supposed to be from
sparks from a locomotive engine in the lum-
Der yald Of Charles S. Gardner Il Co.,
located on South Ashland avelue, south Of
West Twenty-second street. A high wind
WAS blowing at the time and
the breeze famed the fire into
a huge blaze. Before engine, had
commenced to play on the flames the Fire
Marshal toressw that it would require
gre effort to subdue them and at once
turned in second and then q third alarm.
This brought to the grounds large num-
Der Of engines from all over the city and
they arrived none too soon. AS the flames
spread the wind seemed to increase In
velocity until those who were gathered
srouna thought it was blowing a hurricane
Hundreds OF persons collected in the vicin'
ity and watched the unusual sight OF large
pieces Of burning wood flying in the air
All along from the slope of the viaduct to
Twenty.second street and everywhere in the
vicinity the widest excitement prevails
among householders Crowds Of anxious
and frightened women and children ran
hither and thither, some screaming, some
shouting and some wringing their
hands and looking aghast at the
fire, seeming to anticipate general
couasgrstion and a repetition OF the great
fire Of 1871, as the blaze took its beginning
very near the origin of that fire. The
flames spread rapidly to the yards of c. B.
Flynn 4 Co. and the John SprY Lumber
Company, and almost completely enveloped
them and threatened the large Yards of the
Soper Lumber Company. Thousands of
men were employed by the latter firm to
throw water in buckets on piles of lumber.
The only thing dividing the Soper
Company from the heat and fire from
Flynn and Co 8 yard WAS slip Of the Chi
cago river A fire tug was stationed there
and worked well on the burning timber,
but great fears were expressed that it could
not prevent the fire from reaching Soper
yard. While working in the yard Of Flynn
\ Co., several tiremen were overcome BY
the heat, but were rescued. 1t is not
thought any will result seriously. By per
sislent work the fire was finally got under
tol trol, after burning Two hours, without
reaching the yards Of Soper Il Co.
Loss roughly estimated this evening at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-26

CmcAco, September 25.-The series o1, =,
tween Chicago ard New No-k Base BI.
Clubs which will in all probability settle the
cham pionship is creating an uDh"ard OF en-
tbusissm. President Spalding said to-day:
NV desk is Uttered with letters and t-IH-
Grams from all parts Of the country
ssk;np for seats. A party in In
crsua writes that there ID 70 oe "u
excursion 10 Chicago and wants oo t'cSe'S'
President Mcknight, OF the Amer'can As
socia,ion. asks for five fats tor the en''r7
series. The various railroads center'ng IN
this city have announced that eXcqF'Iln
trains will be run and the capacity OF tue
mark will be tested as it never was before
never. in all my experience, sa" anything
hike the manifestation Of interest thA: Is De-
ing shown regarding these games,
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SIC in I'iuk 3 orchard today.
MARTINS FERRY.
\ Very Ser'ous accident IA Pleasant
Surprise.

4 Very Ser'ous Accident A Pleasant
Surprise.
Yesterday morniI Benjamin Zane net
with SER, ia accident while at work !.
Kerr i Sons coal bank on the Dellas
inrm. Mr. Zane was making an inJeaTinr
when large lump Of soapstone fell on on
Of mis- legs, crushing the thigh bone Is
above the knee Urs Blackiord and Ong
dressed the limb and At last accounts he
was resting easy Mr. Zane is highly r.
spectacle man, 81 years OF age, living l.
ClaTks addition.
James F,ndlay is engaged n building 3
county bridge over GIenns run about Nv
miles from the mouth
Rev G. G.. Sedgwick is in Flushing at
tending q funeral
On Thursday, when Rev and Mrs. Carl
y. Hold. returned from B.rnesyllie wncr"
rhey had been spending several days, they
found that number OF the ladies' cDnn"c.
ted with their church had dropped in and
prepared an elegant dinner tor them.
linrry Eber.ine aud family WILL remove
10 All.yhrny Guy. Pa, in q short tune
Campbell Purcell. q boy about at'en
wears o. age, living o. Walnut street. "a'
irt IN the head with "a one while playing
with some companions yes'erfav.
james Tneaker O VI. Pleasant, Vas IN
town yesfe,day calling on his brother
Nel.on The4ker OF Tnrd street
William Garrsr' has r urned from sue
cess.ul rip in heintesest Of the h.son Glass
Company. -.
the pastor will preach morning and even even
ing Subjsc. 'or morn ng "I7aIIi q Sc
srd Tru evening "A Drea1'ii u ''rn". =.
ton" Prayer and praise service at 0:''
The Poarlles. Five held for'h at the ES-
c.'s;cr rirk last nigh
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yIRIDGEPOkr.

Miss Mary Thom.l, # Bellaire, is the
ltstof DR. Van Warner.
A sociable was held in liolloways block
ast night by the W. + Church.
Dr. 4. J. Heiulein left Yesterday 10 re.
sune his studies in the Jeieraon Medical
college ST Philadelphia
Miss Koerchendorter leaves for her home
n Newark to-day.
Isaac Aske~, E-q left yesterday Tor his
k,ue in Kansas city
The directors OF the Ia Belle Glass Com
pany nee, today and will PROBABLY ses the
iimr for resumption.
Ichn GOODMAN was fined s. and costs
Yesterday for drunkenness and d'sorderiy
Conduct.
There will be Republican meeting here
to.nirht
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Yacht Challenge.

New YORK, September 2j.-Cap.
tain Montgomery, sailing master of
the Yacht Dauntess, which was so badly
beaten by the Genesta in Binton,s rect
race. attributes the fact to the light wind
which prevailed during the first halt OF the
ace, ard he is confident that his yacht con
ou,toot the Genesta in heavy weather. he
says that he is authorized ny Mr. Cald|elI
Il. Colt, owner of the DauntIrss, to match
her against any yacht aioat for race
acrose the Atlantic ocean, either way, for
wager OF 81 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-26

\, Brooblyn--St Louis 6; Brooklyn }.
errors, st. Louis :; Brooklyn ), bases 81
Louis II; Brooklyn B. struck out by Foniz
81, oy Harkins ;
1T Bal,imore-Balimore 10, Pi,ts5lrg.
:. Errors Baltimore, ,; Piusburg "
Bases-- Baltimore, II; Pittsburg 5. STlck
out by Henry :, by M,ezau, 5.
4, New York-New Yorks Is, Buffalo l.
Errors-New York, 8; Buffalo, II. Bases
New York, %, Buffalo, -, Pitchers,
Corcoran and Wood
A. Mwaukee-Chicagos 81, Providence
?: errors, Chic sgo :, Providence 20; oase..
hicsgo 26 Providence II; pitchers VI,
Cormick; Radiord and Knight 70; Pow
dance
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GOLDSMITH MAID DEAD.

Fatty Degeneration and Enlargement of
Herrt Kills the Ex-Turf Queen.
TRi NToY, y. J, September 25.-Gold,
mjrh Maid, once the Queen Of the Tart,
di.d at Fashion Stud farm, near this city
,es erday. She was i'll only a few hours.
4 pest mcrtem examination showed that
SIZE suffered from fatty degeneration and
enlargement of the far Of the heart She
was q years old last May and Tor seven
venrs has been living in retirement AT the
Fashion Stud farm. AZ the time of her re-
,rcment she bad t-ot'rd l32 races, Of
which she won g. Hr winnings wee
nearly S240,000.
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THE CHINESE LYNCHING.

4 Wealthy Merchant Said to Have Been
Among the NIrrims.
PORTLAND, OEE, September25 % A large
C, incse firm in this city hes received dis.
patch from Lewiston, Idaho, stating thHt
agents have been Sent over to Pierce City
TO investigate the reported hanging of the
five Cinnamon there. Ii is sad one Of the
men hanged was wealthy Chinese mer,
chant named Goyenam, who had jlat closed
mis- business and WAS about to return to
China
The Chinese firms here are troubled shout
the late outrages at Rock Springs, C1s
Creek and Pierce City on their countrymep,
and evidently Iear they may be repeated on
, lerrtr scale at San Francisco.
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Flower for second Place.


Nsw YoRN. September 25.-Ine uomina-
ton Ct Inll 5y ,h- Democratic Convention
ior Governor is ~pll received both in this
r,rv and Brooklyn. The nomination js con,
.,dyd by Republicans to be strong one,
and one that will be hard 10 beat
CurgratuInttuE Governor Hill
ALBANY. September 2j.-Govssror II II
rsccceived the congratulations Of many
prominent Democrats from all parts of the
State at the Executive Mansion to lrgnt.
Most Of the delegation to the late Couven.
ron stopped At Albany aud made a con
gra,ulatory call The Excelsior Club, OF
Elr,ra and the Jacksonians Of Albany also
tended the Governor a serenade this even
ing. Fully 5000 people ioined in the
demonstration. Governor Hill delivered an
address thauSing them for their expressions
of ,rod will
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.And rndrr thc sta, : aud stripos.

Iy>.urNG, Va September 2j.-Ihe sur
vi7inp ex CoDtederstes OF B dtord county
and this city held grand reunion ~ Lab
.rtr today. Three thousand eN CoatTter-
a,es were in line and much enthusiasm pre-
vailed Congressman John W. Daniels was
the spe.<er OF the day Gen. Jubal a.
E,rIy made pa,riouc speech aud was
loudly chetred. The cannon placed on the
hills surrouadir. the town boomed all dsy
lorg ana the troops marched under the
Uprred States Tag which was greeted every
where with ;umultuous applause; Ato-
gerher il was the greatest gala day that TINS
section of the State ever experienced.
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. Noted Character Dead.

PorGHxEErsIE. n. Y, September %
Moses Marrenellsh. Chr stan Je" 40
Years old, died TO dav at the county Po'r
house. He came to the United StAteStrom
Germany seventy years ago. having travelled
~ over the world. la 1919 he wH'Sea .
California and worked in the gold mines Tor
several years. meerins with success F!r
many wears he took prominent part IN
campmee,ings and other religious Fsthe7
irgs, and preached TO Sunf"y.Sc7ooI5 or
wherever he could secure an audience. DE
WAS never married.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-26
ROTTEkNESS,
The New York Custom House Honey
COmbed With Fraud.
STARTLING DISCLOSURES MADE
Investigating the Un!eryauation of Goods
Coming Into This
Country.
THE sEcRETARY's BROOM WORKING.

New YORK, September 25-The Times
of this morning says: The numerous CON-
plants Of evils arising from differentiation
and re sppraisemeLt Of imported merchan'
dire incited Secretary Manning, short
time ago, TO commission three United
States special agents to make an investiga-
tion. The three agents have been at
work in this city for several days and
whisperings OF extraordinary dis
closures ue already heard among
he employ OF the Custom House and the
Appraisers Office. The Investigation is be-
ing conducted secretly, and its results If
made public at all, must first be filtered
through the Treasury Department. Per
Fons who have an inkling of what has been
discovered say the present system OF getting
foreign goods into this country is honey
combed with rottenness.
1t is not gen rally known that three large
importing houses Of this city lately paid to
the Government more than Sl2O 600 each
on rehppralsn6Dlo vi ROJNo NuaN 'uCC hSu
1een accused Of underwriting. That such
'arge sums should have been involved
g indicative OF the great extent OF
he uLdervsluntion evil, and the
fact that the sums Of money
demanded under the reapprsisements were
actually paid to the Government certainly
significant Besides the three firms that
uave already been mulcted, there are other
2ases whele payments of a similar nature
a.e likely to he exacted. 1t is PROBABLE that
a dozen or ff cen NV York firms will be
r,o sea 10 pay 10 the United States Trea-ury
roueys which the Governments agents BE-.
eve should have been originally paid II
o,neat du'ies. These sums will sgsreg Al"
,tout 81 GOO. 900
A widely signed petition is now in circu
alton among the New York importers ask
~ Congress 10 substitute q specific tariff
or he existing ad yalorem rate, which |
uli q 10 the Interpretation OF specIa
- pnfs
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Troops Niassing.

ATHENS. September 25.-Five thonsaod
troops OF the reserve torce have oeen ,o'mS5 "a
iato an army corps Seventeen thoa,tpa N
rssnI,r s, troops including sll bran hes OF the
a-C,r are massing on thefroutier ho'de'lns
On Tbessaly. A feeling Of iudigns''on pre-
walls throughout Greece over the recent
events in Roumehs.
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rnt,ick Encnn.s Danghter Married.

LINCOLN, NFu. september 2j.-J)hn }
Pagan. OF DubEn, ireland, AMI Mss Mary
Josephine Eagan were married Wednes lay
in this city. The bride Is the daughter OF
Nr Patrick Eagan, cE-TrcBsIrar Of ~"
Irish Land League and ex President of 'he
lri.h NsrioDal League Of Amn-,cs Tn.
couple departed ..r Chicago. BiHI!o and
New York. from which point rLey sail tJr
Dnhlin where they will reside.
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Concerning Red Hair.

Many people admir- red hair, bnt if yol
do not Parker's lair B,lssm will impArt 10
!, 3 darker hue. IL will also thicken thin
hair. endicatc daadrutf and imDtrt sot:'
ress. glossiuess and life 20 hair which has
h-roue dry and harsh. M a dye. does not
sorl the ln-n. Gives @ delicious perfume.
An elegant blessing.
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The Three Year old Record Beaten.

LEWISTON, ME., September - AT the
State Fair to-day, the three year old sal
lion owred by c. 4. Melon, Of WatermiIle,
,rored five miles in 2:2Gt. This is the
fastest mile by three,tonEths of second
ever made by three year old upon halt
mile track. II was announced that hall
interest in the coli had been sold for $, ,OOO.
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Heotinc the Bicycle Record.

SrRl>GrIuD, Mass september %
Richard Howell made q special etl,rt on
the Hamp IN Park bicycle tack to dag to
lr,ak tie mile record for safety bicycles
Ills ZINE was. Quarter, i3 seconds; one
h.H -; three qtnr er5 2.Oli. mt,
243. This is , ) seconds better than the
Jett previous mile record.
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Down an Embankment.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, September %
Three coaches Of a passenger ram conta'L-
ing over 100 persons were thrown DON a
hiyh bank near Warm Springs, \ g., to-
day. Twenty persons were Injured Wn.
Ccrrsl'y, J. II Winning nd Mss BroJ'"s
oC hsLevllle received fatal injuries.
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The unln NYns I.nnhrh.

YORK, Pa, September 2j.-YorkhaveD,
.ocut ten miles from h-re, this afternoon,
ahich resulted in the death OF one man and
serious injury of three others. a large pa
ser mill is being erected there and work.
mel were engaged in excayatiDg and pre-
caring the foundation. A number of blasts
sad been made bu, one Of them failed to
,xplode and it is thought the workmen had
rot charged it John Morrlsey
Of Washington, D. c., began drill
.nr out the hole ord with his drill struck
the dynamite with which il had been charged
hen terrible explosion occurred. Nor,
rpcpy's rph; hip was crushed and the flesh
,orn from his limbs. He died this evening
Thos. O. Brien was cut about the head and
,adly burned with powder. Patrick IIager,
y had bis lett eve blown out and Was also
.everely burned and Jno. OConnor was
BADLY Injured about the body.
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CLEVELAND, September 25.-A commit
TOO Of the strikers waited upon President
Chicholm. OF tie Cleveland Rolling Null
Company this morning, to induce that u
rl,mau 10 reemploy all strikers, no mat er
What action they have taken. de has not
made public his decision in the matter No
,Tonble has occurred, and none is expected
/, is lhought that the strikers will accept
the June prices and resume work on M'a'
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The Great Prairie Fires.

Dickinson, DAT, September 25.-p'a''
rie fires are still raging aoout here Miles
Of country is burning over. Fears are On
tertaired for the sate'y of the tom anc
,esms are out blowing fire breaks arc 'H'
It. A stiff northwest breeze is bloTloE.
Repor's from other points west OF the Wis
sour river show the same state OF al ara
and unless rain comes the fire cAnno' D.
checked, but will burn over ths whole
rDurtry
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BR,IyAEp, MINI, september p DE- A.
T Graves received telegram from his
head farmer in Barnes county, YAK to-uAy'
saving that the buildings, crops, ana every
hing on his farm had been burned an Sno
that the fire Was sweeping the prairies Ihe
ers b-esks are no protection.
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I aHiHs

Who use SOZODONr have only - oosn
their lips to prove is excellence. 'h"'T
white. cleaning. ego;lsss teeth, aud ir..-'n'
breath will rel the stor7 There i n 'r'
demand for this whol-soma a. uH~Xrn) ion
abb preparation than Tor aay o:aeE IN 'h'
market.
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"WHEN headache joins neuralgia, then
comes the tug Of war A wise Genera
SHOWS very we'll how TO marshall his torcss.
His fret last, and best charge is made with
bottle Of Salvation OIL and the doughty
foe lie cringiug in the dust.