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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-17
Grand rive Mile exhibition Rae.

Tonight ct the Alhaubra Palace Rink,
between W. N. Boyst, Of New York, cham.
pion one hundred mile fest skater Of the
yosld, and winner OF arst money in the
great siI.day contest st Madison Square
Gardens, n. Y, covering l,l4s miles in
Iix days, and John ]. Bell, Of Cleveland
champion fast roller skater Of Ohio and the
Northwest and winner Of the folIcSisE z
races:
Five mile diamond championship medal,
at TIE Casino roller rink, Cleveland.
Five mile open TO al, at the Queen City
ripk, Cincinnati.
Tktes mile championship medAl-Le
| Grand rink, Cleveland.
Three mile championship medal -0Iym
plan rink, Cleveland.
One nile championship medal-Oiym
pisn rink, Cleveland.
One mile championship medal. at II,
Geaugs Lake rink. Gesuga Lake, Ohio
from the "Cyclons" Adams. Of Warren
Ohio.
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CHASTITY AFFAIRS.
A Horribly Cold Bloodsd Fratticide
in Iowa.
NINE UNBORN BABES EIsHEo VI
BY ChiIdren---A CHASTITY Discovery.
Double Murder and Sui
eide Probable.
TERRIBLY FATAL FIRE IN NEBRASKA,

Sioux Cry, IA, October ia most
horrible murder occurred in the west fork
township last night. James and John
johnson, brothers, lived together on farm.
John was married and James q single man
about % years old. Yesterday they had o
house raising, after which q keg Of beer
was tapped. The brothers quarrelled and
James was ordered from the house He
went out on the prairie and remained till
about eleven o'clock. He then returned
TO the house and found his bro,htr
John asleep in bed. Taking an old
army rifle, he loaded it, placed the muzzle
TO Johns head, and blew his brains out he
reloaded the gun and discharged another
charge at the head Of his ifeless brother,
scattering his brains and blood over the
bed and walls OF the room. The murderer
remained at the house two hours and then
informed the neighhors that his brother
was dead.
He was arrested and subsequently made q
confession. On the way to this city with
an officer they met wsgon with a coffin
for the dead man, and Johnson being told
he would never see his brother again, re.
piled: "Tes | will; l will meet him in
hell" The wife Ct the murdered man
stood by and saw the crime, agreeing that
it was not the proper thing to do. She has
not been arrested.
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LAST OF THE BLOODY SHIRT. "
An Emblem Hung Across the Street
COlun5ys Sesrly CauseS n Riot

An Emblem Hung Across the Street In
COluiaags EeerIy tauses a Riot
CULUxBUs, o, October Ia iirtat ex.
citement was created 10 front Of the Dem
ocratic headquarters on Broad street at }
o clock this afternoon ard riot narrowly
avoided. Soon after noon some one about
headquarters caused TO be strung across
the street in large form bloody shirt with
the inscription New North. new South
a new deal The last Of the bloody shirt,
Il is sts!sd tAst . G. A r. man called
and gave the committee g half sour 20
have the shirt taken down and by orders OF
a number of the committee !. was bsirg
done when q man from the Republican
HEADQUARTERS grabbed the garment and al.
ter soaking It 9Th Kerosene returned and
burned the shift IN front o. peTocraue
headquarters. A crowd Of several hundred
gathered aud the greatest excitement pre-,
vailed. Tbs counsel Of cooler heads prevailed
and after much iou2 talk and threats the
crswd dispersed. The yelAng sETsed the
psople to leave their susiuess while many
I'd thejy dasrG The Republicans de
lee = - an ipsuR, end bath SideS are
Condemned by be,.,. ''1e'"s 8 d. .Ls srssept
na,;ng in q move which, 49, :.
political fever heat, might have led to greH'
loss of life and property.
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DYNAMITE ~ LLGHoRH.
FAILURE OF THE BoyrorrrR.
The Academy of Music.

In spite Of the very disagreeable weather
which has prevailed during the week tho
audiences at the above mentioned house
have steadily increased and oil who have
witnessed the performances have been de-
lighted and surprised
Of Miss Ethel Tucker, too much cannot
be said in ber praise. She came to Wheel
ing comparative stranger and at Q tiugle
bound, has established herself 80 . great
tsvorite here. Last night as Choucon on
the Pearl Of Savoy. che treated the
audience to some delightful light comedy
acting. Thtre was quite large audience
Of ladies present, who were enthusiastic
over the little lady's acting and the mag
Difcent dresses she wore. rhis ahersoos
and tonight Miss Tucker will appear in
the title role Of Leah. Thisis said by many
TO be her finest character
Remember the company, although play.
ing at popular prices here, 10 composed Of
the best talent, and that as good perform,
auces will be given os at any high priced
theatre. Every child should attend the
matinee to-day to zee little George I.oans,
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Moyements of Wheelip sitss, and the Con,
ing and Going of strangers.

Move ents Of wheeliD eitss, and the Com
ing and Going of strangers.
John Love, Of Roseby's Rock, IVES in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Frank c. Darby ia lying quite i'll al
his home, l7lQ Chspiine street,
Mr.. Phillip Duffy, Of Eoff street. had O
cancer removed from one Of his limbs yes
terdsy.
Crasford Booth, Esq, one Of the coming
cattle barons of the Southwest, left for Tay
lor, Texas, Thursday night.
Mr.. B. Walker Peterson and Mics
Mamie Z Mofiat, were married az the res
idence Of the bride, at Cadlz O., on
Wednesday.
Messrs William Schambra. Jacob l.oo|
and Herman Sohsmhra leave for Mckees
port, tomorrow morning, and will repre-
sent the Wheeling turner's at the district
Turnbupd to be held in McKeesport, next
week.
Wednesday evening Miss Mamie o,
Mcffet, one Of the tAir daughters Of Csdiz
was married 70 Mr. B. Walker Peterson
Of Wheeling. quite q number Of The
young folks of Csdiz, ard q few friendi
from Wheeling witnessed the ceremony
DR.. W. P. shrom officiating. A Wheeling
string band furnished the music fer the oc
casion. n.-CAdiz Sentinel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-17
A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
A Row, Two Dioer Hats aud BOttl of
Pepper.

A Row, Two Dicer Hats aud a BOttl Of
Pepper.
About ten minutes past one o'clock this
morning cries OF disrts aud shouts Of
police rent tas cir IN the heighborhcol OF
the Mcclure House. A REGISTER reporter
rushed out onto the street, and through the
dense fog he saw two figures rolling
in the dust in the middle OF
the street, both industriously
engaged in gouging each other. One Of
the men, VITO appeared TO be the under dog
in the ight, VSS Sallus for help aud say
log: For Gods sskO, Bill, have mercy on on
me Haven't you got any mercy HeiP.E
To this pathetic appeal Bill said No,
Cd d-p you, mo-" All this tps .
Young nsn en- the corner OF pEelHh and
Market was screaming police policeF
ct the top Of his voice, bu,
no policeman appeared, and after watch.
ing the circus for q time the reporter ran
across the street when the man bill,
Via he'd hsea Wipir 8 up the street With IT.
other, ran into the AcLure Horss lobby
while the under deg in the 6ght ran down
Market street and up the alley By the
Wheeling bakery. Aher 8 vain atiemp'
to ascertain the names of the parties in
the row, the reporter looked over the battle
field, his tea-ch being rewarded BY the dis
covety OF tRo dicer hats ard Q bot.la q
psppe., which articles The syneSs gar
By cailiog at this o6es, proving property
and paJihg for this sdvertitHenh
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NEAL DOW AGAINST REPUBLICANS.

81. saws They Outdid the Democrats In
rruchIIug to DramshopS and Death.
PORTLAND, Ms, October l6 General
Neal Dow arrived yesterday mOrning trom
Ohio. He was interviewed as follows:
"WhAt abou. Ohio, Gsnera!r'
The Prohibitionists did we'll. Gov,
sruor St Johns vote was increased 300
rer cent, or in other words, the Prohibition
candidate for Governor made that gam
over the Presidential vote, -.
"What contributed to the success OF the
Republican psrtyY .
dThe rom vote. They outbid the Dem
ocrats for the support of the rum-sellera
and their friends, aud thus secured votes
enough to elect their candidate, At a
mes,ino of the Eqaor L>ague of Ohio It
Was decided that the Republican candi
date must be supported throughout the
State .
"What will folloEf'
IA total defeat of the Republican party
NJ future elections. THIS viii be enough
for church people, who will understand
that the Republican party is to be after thil
4! allied 10 the honor interests. This siec
ton win be but the beginning OF the end
| with the Republican party. 1t will neVe
elect another President" -.
"Wss this alliance between the Repubh
csn leaders aud the Liquor League mat
\ ter of general notorieiyT
"At least the public must have known o
the nature of the questions put, snd III
pledges given by Republican candidates II
Cincinnati"
aYOu 6nd the prOhibitOry seutimen
erovingg'
Yes; never spoke to better audience
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-17
BELL.AIRE.

About 20 persons attended the Shuttle
worth -Burkett race at the Alhambrs rinl
last night
The official returns from Belmont coun
ty for the elected are gwen as follows II
plurahtiet: Foraker 635; Kennedy 629
Hogue 6S4; Poormsn 5l3; Rilies $50
Robinson 752; Israel 657; Lodge IlS
Dawson 799. Total vote cast in the
county II, $50. ,
Harry McGowsu and VIII kirkpatrick
have been given Q machine apiece at the
Bellsire Nsil Works, and Herman Harten
stein and James johnson, who have been
running one machine apiece, now have
two.
The W. C. 7. u, and the Y. N. C. A
sill Join hands and establish o reading
room.
Edorado Circle met las. night on i'm
portsnt business.
The Turner'S should feel proud Of their
celebration on Thursday night. The hall
was uncomtoriably crowded but all man
aged to have q good time. The festivities
were kept up until late holr. The Turn
era from Wheeling were welcome guests.
The attendance at the Niagara rink 20,
night should crowd the building, as the
skating carnival to be given is for the
benefit of the nail feeders over the river,
who are out with the nailers against a
reduction. An interesting programme
has been prepared. Several speed contests
viii take place.
There will be q meeting Of the coal
miners in the City Hall this evening at
6:20 sharp The meeting is for the pur'
pose OF continuing The work Of orgarizing
the diggers and mine lsborers employed in
this district
F.S. Tsppan has returned from week .
visit in Cincinnati sud can nov be found
at his photograph gallery surrounded by n
great lot Of work that accumulated during
his absence.
The weather signal aags hoaied 10 the
breeze yesterday, The meaning OF the
colors is as follows: Flag With red centre,
higher temperature or warmer weather;
blue centre, general rain or snow, red
crescent, lower temperature or colder
weather; blue crescent, clear or fair
weather; rtd star, Stationary temperature;
blue star, local rain or SNOW black square,
cold wave.
The steel works and ,he blast furnace
were compelled TO cease epfrAtious Tor
about day because'of u scarcity al coke.
The window glass works in this city Are
all fred up now except the Union. The
Enterprise IL, ard has hetn for tome 'Itne,
running to its full capacity, the Crys'ai put
fire in lsst week, and tie Bellsire works
fred up last Tuesday.
Bird Crow had his LETT arm pretty badly
injured by fall of sospstone in Morgan 4
CAROLS coal bark yesterday.
NJ J. Kavapaugb, James Benson and
Jacob Rodeier are the Grand Jurors drawn
from this township Elias B Lowman,
John J. Powell and John B. Hauey are
Petit Jurors for the fall term.
A large crosd ATTENDED The opening oi
Joe Sonneborn's dry goodss'or l'st oisht.
The display will be cou,ipnfd ,hit evening
Charles S,orck and Miss Elizabeth
Hughes have been married.
Col. C l. Poor man is receiving congrst.
ula,ions from bis friends by telegraph and
otherwise over bis election.
Ladies Of tie A. NJ T. Church rendered
their pastor donation party.
James Brcbfe!d attempted 10 couple an
engine 10 car, but The locomotive camo
too quick for him and reduced two Of his
fingers to pulp.
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DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE
to Have Been the Cause of q
T.rrtbla Ia ta IIty

Rumored to Have Been the Cause OF q
Terrible Fatality.
LINCOLN, Neb., October l6.-The house
and cattle barn belonging to Peter Hen
gen, living near Ithaca, twenty-five miles
north of here, was burned last night. Hen.
gen was away from home at tie time. The
remains Of bis vile and daughter were
found in the ruins. The body Of bis
brother was found in the barn. There
we're wild rumors as 10 the cause Of The
tragedy, bat no real clue hos been discoV-
erpi. The prevailing opinion is that youpg
Hengen murdered the women aud child,
fred the premises and suicided.
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r,iou since be went to New Mexico. In IN
recent reports of investigations OF lan'
frauds in the Territory, DoneSs name ap
pears several times.
IL seems from the afidsyits that ther'
were crooked homestead entries IN tn
vicinity OF Dorsey's ranch, and that IN
land sftsrward passed into the possession
of the great star router. lnasmuch - tn'
Grand Jury now being chosen Is certain q
have something to do with fraudulent ianC
entries, il is very plain 10 the powers her'
that Mr.. Dorsey ought 70 have nothing Z
40 with the selection Of the Grand Jury
Judge yinceng's previous residence m tht
Territory, and his Law practice as well
have given him some knowledge OF the
land frauds Had he gone there
stranger, his action might have been view
ed in the light of g very bad bluuder, bu
under al the circumstances the officials Dc
rot understand how he could have az
pointed Dorsey for such work They cat
not think il possible thst the Judge Il
ignorant Of Dorsey character.
Judge Vincent is from Illinois. he wal
supoinisd BY President Cleveland last
Nav, one Of his principal endorsers being
Representative Springer, Of the Springfield
District Although considered an Hi
uoi.au, Jadse Vincent has been living in
the Terri'ory year or more. De formed q
law partnership with Judge Warren, for
merly ofSs. Louis. and was drawn into the
land fraud litigation as attorney by the
Otara BOYS, who were interested in mining
property. Il was the action OF these claim
ants, the Otsras, in taking forcibIs posses
sion Of their property, Whieh led to q whole
sale commitment for contempt of Court ol
both clients and attorneys BY Judge Axtel
last year, and Vincent with his partner
was included in the order.
Vincent has been unfortunate. Shortly
after he was appointed the report was cir
culaled here that he was about to face q
prosecution growing cut of transactions
prior TO his appointment This turned
out TO be q mistake, it being made plain
that the rumor had its foundation on the
eontemp. proc eedings. A little later the
report was quite widely circulated thai
Yincents was the jldicisl appointment
whlch was rrpudiated By the chief indorser
aud which prompted the President tc write
that sccrcbipg letter, designed as o general
rebuke TO ard check upon insiucsre sup
oort Cf credentials For q time Mr..
Springer was supposed to be the Intended
recipient Cf Mr.. CleVslands severe criti
ciEm.
The Sup,eme Bench Of New Mexico is
demanding a good deal Of the President
attention. Ne. Cleveland made clean
sweep of the Republican Judges; but one
Of his own sppointees, Judge Fleming, o.
Ohio. has already resigned. To some peo
pie it will seem that the suspension oi
Judge Vincent follows suspicsously close
upon Judge Fleming's arrival here and
visit TO the White House. Judge Fleming
resigned ostensibly on account Of illhealth
and the President gave him a short letter
expressing his high appreciation Of the re
tiriug oiIicial. Just why the certificate o.
character vas given was not understood q
the ,ime. The suggestion is throWn out
that the intention Was to clear Judge
Fismings skirts in advance Of this coming
scandal
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the OPPOSED JUDGE
Vssts Not Generally Known Ia the Vim
/ cent Gaze

Cssts Not Generally Known Ia the Vim
I cent Gaze
VI ,sHiSorox, October l6.-Ihe action
-. N,srideLt in susPeudins from ONCE
= - - NJ, A. Vincent, Chief Justice OF
n. Ia,sS supreme cOars ef Ne" Mexico, @ is is
,.S.n 80 - HaD5;Og The investigation which is ,
SAD',, , p - I'D Judge Fineents chief
o.raips It ia said SsS IN bis recent =: oas aP p
poiniuent of Stephen nsriodically
ne three commissions ~ ps,;t ;ororc
chosen 10 draw the grand q S@a;5st The
The seriousness Of this ehsrg, !. - 80, ovs-v. s-c
new Judge will not be spparel ~s = NO
body, but here in Washington IN totks
limit to the suspicion that attaches AVE
act. That Denocrsiie judge Should ~
anything 10 do Wish Dorsey, unless II "
TO sentence him, surpasses Democrshe
comprehension a. the Capital. wiener
Justly or not. the impression prevails mere
that Dorsey has not improved hs reputa-
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NINE UNBORN BABES.
rhe GhastIy Contents of Box Fisbed Up
Nv NhiIhrau

The Ghastly Contents of n Box Fished Up
BY Children.
DUBUQUE. a., October ia ghastly
discovery vas made at Dyersville, this
county, Last evening. Some children fish.
ing in pond or water hole, dragged up a
box which contained the remains OF nine
unborn babes. The box had been Air tight
and had contained alcohol. 1t had been
constantly washed by the spring which
furnishes Dyersville's water supply. Suepi'
cion points toward o doctor who removed
to Nebraska two years ago, and who had
been suspe cted Of being mahpractitioner
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AChIld Carried on By an Eagle.

MONTREAL October l6-Yestsrday o
large bsld-beaded eagle seized the two
year-old child Of Jean Romilly, a farmer,
near here, and bore the little one Of in its
talors, aligb,ing on barn mile distant
A number of men with guns followed, but
before they could reach the spot the eagle
had killed it's victim by driving iis beak
into the child's skull After partly devour-
ing the little ones desb, the bird took fight
IL n,o,ran
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IHE FLINT GLASS srRIKE.

The Crisis Reached at Philadelphia and
NoAnswer From the Employes.
PHILADELPHI1, October l6.--A crisis iS
expected TO be reached to day in the dis
pute in the flint glass trade. For several
weeks the paEkWen of four Of the largest
I,csl manufactures hIys Ee2p on strike
for an increase Of wages. % Saturaa7
last the manufacturers issued circular
sigasd bv sixteen firms 10 the Eastern dis
trict, in whicS hey stated that the prices
psid for manufactured goods were lower
tthsn ever before, and that while the ssOthts
hays econ greatly reduced BY other CAUSES
.Ns uaus QsgeS have remained the same
~ therefore RaH2 notice as an ultima
H., -~tsss the Een rttlrped 20 work
tun, that - - fTes would be drawn
by this evening '--I spa the works
this 10 morrow (Saturu,, a. jfE to las.
closed for an indefinite peIio,- r--,rs 20
plight the men had manifested no G.,
accept the proposition, but a meeting o.
their committee is in session this morAIng'
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N.s,oes psrnaRding Their Rights.

LOUISVILLE Ky, October 26.-The Ex-
ecutive Committee appointed by the Col.
ored State Convention last year has called
q State Convention TO demand civil rights
under the law. The call describes many
discrim;nsiions ogairs. eolored people,
such as i'll treatment in colorsd convey
ances, trials BY white jaries. lyBchirgs,
urjust legal sentences and exclusion from
FIRE companies, police forces atd o.ker
public employ ment The convention
meets November 26, at Lexington.
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THE BROWNS WIN.
Five Runs Scored in the First Ipning-

Five Buns Scored in the First Inning
Score, ! to 4.
ST. Louis, October l6.-The Browns
won tp-dsy's game from the Chicagos in
the frat inning, when they Ecored FIVE runs
after two hands were out. A chance was
given to retire the side without a
run, 6ut DAlympls muHed COmiskey's
Gy and a base on balls, &
single. double, ard q three baser and
several errors by the visitors yielded the
home club their FIVE runs. The Chicsgos
did some very brilliant and some very bad
playing. while the Browns played an almost
perfect game sf er the FIRST inning. The
weather was delightful and attendance
nesrly 5000.
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Elrned RunS- e. louis, ?; ChIcaGO,2
Two-tase HitS-l.atham 2, Kelly ], Clarks0n !.
Three-baSs Hits Carothors, Burns
Passed Balls-Flint1 /.
wild Pitches -CiarksOn1.
Firs, Base On B, ls-OH Carothers !, OIL Clark
son /.
First Base on Errors-St. Louis 3, Chicsgo2.
Struck Out-By CGTo:hers 7, by Garrison 6.
Double FlayS-Pfsfer and AnsOu.
umpire-Harry McCafTrcy.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At Philadelphia-Philadelphia II;
Athletics, 2
At Washipgton-Nationals, 2; New
York, l.
At New York-BostoD, 8; Brooklyn, 3.
At Cincinnati - Detroits, 8; CiLcil-
na;is, 4.
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.nn-nnndla.. indian Rumor.

OuAnl, NEB October l6.-A dispatch
has been received at military headquarters
from Fort Robinson, that 10 trace can be
found of the Sioux Indians recently re-
porsed to be committing depredAtiona
sIone the rortheru frontier Of Hebrasks
and Wyoming. Troops from Fort Mo
b;ars are also securing the country, but nc
rerort has yet been received from them.
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To N.n,-,l,z. on.nsivepesa.

Impure breath, caused BY bad teeth, to
bacco, spirits or caiarrh, is neutrAlzed b.
SOz0D0NT. 'Tis heslthful beaatiher
and great Injury As q dentriace The re
pulsive breath is BY its use rendered as fra
grant As . rose, and coldness BY friends ol
lovers viii be no longer pouesd.
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than when in Ohio. Both Democratic
bosses and Republican bosses were sston,
ished and alarmed at our success in call
ing out the people. We represent some,
thing
"What of 1887
This Ohio election makes our duty
plain. There will be Prohibition Presi.
Dental ticket. We shall 60 into the fight
in good earnest, and in this State we shall
make big fight. l propose TO speak all
over Maine next year in opposition to the
Renuhlicau party."
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Loss Adlusted,

The experts selected to sppsaise the
damage by ere to the Insan drug store
building yesterday handed in their report.
The gentlsmes vsse J. d. hcPsdden asd
Edward Wslh. Their estimates came
xp5ia 80 OF agreeing The los On The
building was 6xed at d, l,17i "a.
Tbs loes on the s.osk hes tot Jet been
setfled
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A SO, 900 Fire mt steubenviIls.
!SpecidI 10 The RS1ia1.

STEUBENvrLLE, October l6.-Ea,ly this
morning Frank Nicholson's large brick
mandatory, situated in the Sixth ward,
was discovered to be on fire. and an bour
later the drying shed. engine house and
machinery rooms we're totally destroyed.
Mr. Nicholson estimates his loss at Sc, 600
insurance 81 900. The cause Of the FIRE is
unknoWn
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wh.n r,,ea AIwsys Prsfssrsd.

when they once become scqa.intsd With
IL. ladies' invariably psfef PafhsTs Hair
Balkan to sny similar preparsties. d nates
the hair soft end glossy. arrests its falling
of. promotes new grosth, restores the org.
iual color, and has no rival - dressing.
Not dye, not oily. highly perfunsd Only
SOC at druggists.
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Grsa.. arandsOns Of BEN. Franklin

Lousy LIZ. KY., October Is William
Bache, of Philadelphia. aged IS, came
here Yesterday to visit bis brother Lewis
Bsche, aged so. They are grest-grand'
sons Of Benjamin Franklin, and have not
seen one another for over forty years
They resided at Potsvills, Pa, in their
youth. and when Lewis moved westward.
ana William eastward. they lost trace OF
another until few weeks ago. The meet
ing between the aged brothers was very
affecting.