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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26
FOR WOMEN ONLY.

Mrs. Ann Woods, who is the Oldest person
in Baltimore, is i'll. Her age is lO3 years.
Queen Victoria is said to have, mounted
in silver, the ball that killed Admiral Nell
son.
Mrs. Grant says the happiest time OF her
life was when the general was living at ia
lena on salary OF $40 month.
The Empress Eugene has written book
upon the recollectiOns of her life, which Will
be issued almost Immediately.
Mrs. Garfeld's brother has boughta hotel
in Mississippi CRY and expects that Mrs
Garfield will be one of his guests during the
coming simmer.
The postmistress has 10 60. She don't
care so much for the salary, but it breaks
her heart to think that she will not be able
to read any more postal cards.
The Princess of Wales wore at the last
royal drawing.room costume OF sombro
black, which set off her magnificent dla.
monds much better than her usual toilette
OF white.
The daughter of a we'll known Brooklyn
CLERGYMAN is said to have written society
novel" the characters of which have been
drawn from members of her fathers con-
gregation.
Jenny Lind has given conditional prom
Use to give concert next summer in Nor
wich, England, in aid of the Children s In
frmpry there, of which she is the foundress.
Size has not sung IN publicfince 1868.
nIowa woman has had vision of heaven
in which sbe saw pianos there. She may
have had vision and she may have seen
pianos, but the place was place of one syl
liable.
Mod, ska has a son now com leting bis
studies as civil engineer. He is devoted
10 his profession, and Modjeska is apparent
ly both proud and fond of her big boy, who
is, she says twenty. four years old.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26
81. Dionysius and the Vine.


st. Dionysius was on his way one day from
his monastery on Mount Olympus TO Nsxos.
and be sat down to rest during the heat of
the day Close to him be saw a pretty
pant which be wished to take with him,
and, lest it should wither BY the way. be put
il into the leg bone Of bird, and TO his sur
prise at his next halting place he found II
bad sprouted; 20, accordingly, be pat it into
the leg bone Of lion. and the same thing
occurred; finally, be put it into the leg Of
sn ass, and on reaching Nsxos he found
the plant 90 rooted in the bones that he
planted them all together. And up came .
vine, from the fruit of which he made the
first vine. little Of which made the Saint
sing like o bird, 9 little more made him
sireng as q lion, and yet little more made
him as foolish % an ass.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26
THE CRADLE IS EMPTY TONIGHT.
n. s. KELLER.

Put il up In the garret, away from my sight
The crib of the baby-'tis empty tonight
Fold up the blanket and lay il away.
or eyes are aWeafy Of weeping to-day.
No longer che prsttle falls sweet on my ear;
No longer the lace OF the baby Is near:
Except when IN dreaming the angel appears
To ease my hearts throb6ing and DRY up my tears
10 stide the pains thst arise iron my heart,
Pour balm in the vound Of my poor bosoln's smart
Tie hopes that fosteTed when beading above
The crib Of my darling In paternai love
Are yanished; no longer cherish them, save
As hopes that are buried IN my baby's grave.
50 put N The garrcts AWAY from nay sight.
The estb 81 the haby 'ts cmp.y te-night.
-T6xU elik,nH<
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REGISTER!
EITHER
DAILY OR WEEKL y,

which, under tho new management, shali - q
ly what was stated editorially tho morning shG
transfer, viz: Thoroughly and RxtiAsEY DHse
CRATIC, with no tAyon Tor any persoa - issass
within the party to tho dstrimsnt a ~ Ak6s
party. When the nominations are NOD b. ~
regularly constituted convention Of the party ~
the RKsrrTxH willard only thsn-Cvs ~ -.
qualified support TO the nominee
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~. . "a KSa,Rh.


.-ssd orphans 81 Gloucester town,
ok On the shining oay,
sWhlie-sailed ships viii come
DA< tnsh of the dying day,
DAfe signal lights will burn
WEF on the trearhesos sea.
SUM tender word Of love
land hat Is lar alec;
Ne Sgaas he leaps alOit
DAlighien the home-bound ships,
DAlLhe frozen kisses that lie
pale aud waiting lips.
and orphans Of Gloucester town,
--1nai,eus 40 sal aud fair.
pwcesl giides above your dead
1ngles their drifting hair,
ST theIotls bAnksl Oeruel sea.
. lie the uEcOffned dead.
arts and strong that persisted there
ne dangerous quest for bread;
e not up % the widows wall,
-, ;phan's Sohs Of pain,
uar5ul maidea's outstretcAed arms
= w. A. TAYLOR.
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O.AI L Y
Weekly Register
-. 8 8 S -.

WIN be greatly improved and strengthened In q
departments. II will b carefully edited isr gsnssA
circulation. 1t will be uneIoelled - sta>s Asws
paper, aud . journal adapted 70 the srosn, "
OYFIcE, the FAMILY and tho FIREsDL II Win b
INDEPENDENTLY DKMocRArIc, - tho osskH %
TIKI STATE AND NATIONAL DKNocRAcY.
livery issue viii contain scarefully compiled ~.
sumo Of all the county, State national and inter.
national news. The doings at WASHING ONwn
be amply recorded from every standpoint
All happenings Of interest at Washington. 70 esf
peishboring Congressional Districts Of Ohio anA
Pennsy vania together with all local news, prepares
by corps OF experienced news gathersn In svsD
village and hamlet withina radius Of nfty mile q
Wheeling. will be chronicled faithfully u thsy -
cur. 81
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26
AT CHARLESTON

The RRsBrxR VA continue to give the nexssaa.
mating ao .n %, $500 s, s'e, 20.
citizen wishing to know Whist Ii transpirnS st tAs
BRAT OF CONVENIENT must continue 70 take ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26

The map alone will b ssat 70 any sddss - =
cents.
The REsIsrxl may be ssnt 10 one sddrs ~
~ha,ever other paper 10 subscribed for, 70 snotho
the money TO accompany the order Invariably.
y. u. TAM X,
General MaooeoR.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26

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70 Mstlle.s Tfy H.
.--.o. $500. q. ss,. ..a psP 4 sta, II n.
w. ior Sis,i IND ltcAint. bemns "a -
s.nn.tcs e, sSss go e s ss Ssss sos.sas e.
N, rson..,,.S .fin md blood dissasest C.n...sS
~. rat sim Cure, and Cuncufa 80 .,;esrs -
lie SKIN Bsautifer ex,ep.llL az is.t.snsIiY. asta-
.clysnt The new Blood Runner, =
fsliibie Absolutely pure
.rERRIBLY AFFLICrED
~. ana M. Eevesett stebbinh Bsiehsssssess
us.s vIite; "Our little boy wn slnI.s5,s~ -
with sroiu, SAT- sh oStsin a1e xe could give M
nscs hin ninth we tried Cuticun ~
WITCH gradually cured him. unth ne nov =
a. any child"
$500 FOR NOTHING"
w. aor,on. AZ Arlington Ave, Charissev
Ms,s xIitas: aHavins paid aboet ~" @ -
slsss doctors to cure my baby, without secI,x
tried the Cuticurs ReEedlee, Hnicn -
cured, after using three packas
FROM HEAD TO FEET"
,.. - H,nhle. Jersey City Heights, d. j.
xriss: any con, . lad Of twelve years. va ~ ~
pe,ely cured Of terrible Ca a. ,oe II his he'd .
Snne9is ~ ~. ,Sss vas one mass Of scabA" EreF
otber remedy and ph, sicians had been tried y w.
FOR PALE, LANGUID,
Emaciated children, with pinlply, saiiov ~ n.,.s
Cleansing the blood and stin Of iaheriied inpsn
Ties and eIpelling the germs OF scroiuia. fnss
tism, consumption, and severe skin disea
CHEST FOR THE SKIN"
yopr cutieurs Remedies are the beat for SKIN cis.
s.ses have ever sold and your Cuticura 6oAR W
6nect Medicinal toilet sosp In the markee
AA'' c, w. SrAPLkS DilSgiss
Osccoia Mnbs MA
Bold everywhere. Price: C1tcura, 20 GS -
solysnt, n; Soap, IS cts. Prepared ~ rev.
DruG and Chemical Co.,, Boston, Haas
Send for Chow to Cure Skin Dissasss.
DADN Use Cuticura soap, an sxquisissV
Dad ] perfumed Skin Beautiher.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26
DR.. J. E. SMITH,
No. Ao4 Chapiins strssa

No. ko4 Chapffne NrooA
Near Pourtssnth BlssA
1.-the DOLLY regularly edaoatsd phy.lcisn spsstAl.a
dnIa and the best evidences oi his skill and snoooso
the testimony Of his p.usnu. He nevcr ~ 8 -
dents nsms without psrnisson; those appsadsl =
iew out Of many hundred CERTIFICATES N his go
sl0n Many years' en- pefienoe 10 The bsss h0splioS
together With thorough medical eduostiea snifS
mliarity With therapeutic agents, cioss obsefvano
Of tsnpormeDtie pecuiahiiss snd .trict atsseasa.s
tss diseases which are frequenuy reEardsd - inH1s
able In eyery instance Di. softA Win fraakiy 0se
The patient bis opsonon
PROOF.
Consumption, Splitting Biood;.hy hbaAs
gave up all hopss o. my RECOVERY. Ut: Jeh. oalO
cured nstvo Jsa"ssa. MsTic,. ysy
Corsum ption, Chronic Diasrhpa, 1siEI.
and Passinx Blood vas srnaeiatsd % 4 sSssy
ION. Strength gone D.; Smith cured nstss -
&c Sntarrh. Foiy p : Of so.., ie.s z Sc,..-
suffered Tor yesrn Pbystcisns and nedis4ns. ~
70 Seip me- tkovsht my dtsesss Ineur.sis ~
saith cured ne &c, oonpIss'' tss Zs.s a N
'''1 ' o. spc.d.l q Co., wkssiiss ~
Cancer of Breast Was cut eat tsrss s..vs
phyIeiaHs DR.. Saith eurst ~s uiths.t Is -
To ths I.di..-Dr. 9TH kss : 49, = sx.sss
inc iallinr Of the womb AZ female vsatn~ 49,
c1fcs II in shot time. sdiss need sunsr ~ 49,
Female weaknesS host aggTavneaS kf.S -
an. ses,n,d 70 updents1 The Go q NJ 49, ~
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md stUne Mn G. lNelhon. Whaslinr -
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oven up 70 die and k?paDoss iaesfnhiA a
seen Without DE Iis thsssysns 60, = ILL
Se''~ lbos Colytn, gnossR. 49,.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26
TERMS OF the REGISTER.
THE WEEKLY RE0IsrER

VIII be dubbed With the following sieatioas ~
premiums for one year on the following terms.
WEEKLY BOLSTER and Ohio Farmer . r. q
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26

CHEST FOR THE SKIN.
Your Cuticurs Remedies are the beat for skin e..
s.ses have ever sold, and your Cuticura eoaR W
6nest medicinal toilet sosp In the markee
C, W. SrAPLkS, pIlggtss
Osccoia MILL, Ma.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26
FOR PALE, LANGUID,

Emscisted children. with pipply, allow ~. Mo
Cuticura Remedies viii prove pertecs e..,s.
cleansing the blood and skin o. nnenis s h1PSs.
liam. oonsun ption, and severe skin diseases
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26

~r;t.. aMy son, lad Of twelve years, va ~ ~
r,.,si. cured Of terrible case OF Eczema y ~ -
Cutiears Remedies. From the sop o. ss.Sa" Ever
osses rsmedy and ph, scians had been tried u vA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26
.u~pp,n1y ArrLICrED.s
,~.oo ron NOrHIN0.S

VIM. Gordon, 81 Arlington Avs,' 30 r. sr"s.
Msss writes: "Bavins pau, ss, ao Si,hout ssccs
49, the Cuticurs Remedies, which comPfss
eured, after using three package@
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26

chair. Then, when they had passed the time
Of day, she looked at me rather SHARPLY. the
Judge trowned, and got up and walked
out. 1t seemed as though she would never
90, but finally saw her trip away, and l
crept sbiveringly back into the Office. The
Judge was radiant with smiles. He had got
q divorce case, and he believed that he
would be able 10 work me in as an expert.
/ listened to the recital OF the facts with
the greatest interest, and when he bad fin.
finished told him that We were fixed be-
yond doubt.
THE young woman had been married TO
q wellto-do old miner whose success had
led him into various excuses, and when
drunk he had repeatedly pounded her I'M
mercifuIly. She never cared much for him,
but she did have laundering after his dust,
and 90 did we. She had given the Judge ell
the points and instructed him to bring suit
right away. As retainer she had left $25
with him, and Of this the Judge gave me
ten. All at once we seemed TO be rolling
in rich.s. In the afternoon messenger
came to the Office for me, saying that the
lady was sick and that my services
were needed at once. got myself in as
good shape as possible and call
ed She was reclining on q
lounge. and after many tears she told me-,
apparently with great reluctance. that che
had fallen down into the cellar and bruised
herself severely, and she feared broken
some bones. made an examination and
found email black and blue spot on one
arm and slight abrasion of the skin on
her left knee After prescribing fer her and
bapdseipg the arm and knee. she confessed
that her husband had inflicted theseinjuries,
and wanted to know IL ! -onid testify ia
court az TO the nature Of the bruises, and
make them out fully - bad IS ihe5 were.
well ssid. with CREST deiibezsiiozs
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-27
Novel Lecturing Experience.

Washington Cor. Commercial Gazette.
just about the war, when green
backs were abundant and entertain
ments in demand at points where
large numbers of troops were station.
ed, Rev. DIR. Bartlett, who was then
lecturing received telegram from
some one at Cairo, ILL.,, asking bis
terms for lecture. Five hundred
dollars and expenses answered the
doctor, hoping to get rid of the an
noyance and danger of 30 long trip.
"Nsme your own time; terms salts
factory" was quickly wired back.
So in due season the doctor started TO
fl his engagement. He was to speak
Frldsv evening, but owing to several
acciden,S common in those days, he
did not reach his destination till la.e
Saturday night. He was most cor
daily welcomed by the chairman of
the lecture committee, whom he found
to be an enterprising sutler. Apollo
giving for his non-sppearance, be was
told that Monday night would do
quite as well. His host asked him if
he could not preach a sermon on Sun
day evening. The doctor said he
would deliver one of his lectures on
the GLORY and Shame of Language
appro riate to the occasion. To his
astonishment he found Sunday morn
ing that he was advertised in an extra
BULLETIN to deliver his grandest aud
most eloquent lecture that evening at
81 per ticket. He expostulated, but
in vain. He was told that he must
keep bis promise.
Expecting to find small audience
at such large tariff he was surprised
with q crowded house, and four msjor
generals on front seat. 1t was all
clear gain for the suttler, who had
sold tickets ahead for the regular
lecture and used Sunday night SER
vice to take in the army of contract.
ors, officers, and others then thron -
ing Cairo, who who were willing to
pay almost any price for an evenings
entertainment.
They treated me like a prince,
said the doctor. "but never preached
Sunday night before or since where
tickets of admission were paid for.
The sutler got ahead of me, and came
out with several hundred dollars
profit"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-27
Or. WHITTIER,
eI7 ST. Chsries street, So. Louie, Rsh
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas Thomas Buchanan, by his certain trust
deed, dated November oath, 1867, and recorded ID
the recorders Office of Pettis county, state OF Mis-
souri,, in trust deed record No Is, pages a54 70
256, conveyed 10 one Edwin Bass, trustee, the
following described real estate. situate in said
county, to.wit: The northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter Of section eight, in township
forty.thrte, of range twenty three, containing
forty acres, which said conveyance was made IN
trust 70 secure the payment Of one note in saia
trust deed described. And whereas, said note Ia
now past due and unpaid And whereas, said
Edwin Bass, trustee, aforementioned, is now dead.
and whereas, the undersigned, Lemuel s. Murray,
sheriff Of said county, has been by the circuit
court Of said county, by its order OF resort, ap.
pointed trustee to execute the power in said trust
deed mentioned. Now, therefore, at the request
of the owner and legal holder of said note, shall
proceen to sell the above described real estate, st
the court house door, in the city Of Sedaa, in said
county, state IF Missouri, TO the highest bidder,
for cash, 1T public auction, on
SATURDAY THE DIST. DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1855,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
and 1--WE O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, to
satisfy said sote With the cost and expense of
ecutlng this trust.
l-20w4t L. 8. MURRAY,
sheriff Of Pettis Co.. No., and Trustee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-27

True pine or forest wool-the "wold
wolfe" of Germany-according to Mr..
Thomas Greenish, is manufactured
from the needle-like leaves of one OF
more species of pine previously ex.
hausted of the volatile oil and other
matters by process of boiling. But
there is now on the market q fibrous
article, in sheets like cotton wool, to
which the names of pine or forest
wool, pine and fir tree wool, and pine
leaf wool are indiferently applied.
This latter substance, however, has
but little in common with genuine
forest wool, being composed chiefly
of sleeps wool, and the familiar
downy ibres which grow from the
seeds of gossybium in our OWN South
ern states.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-27
she Busted. /"

Detroit Free Press.
In going over the battle field at
Malvern Hill we came across one OF
the monster shells thrown from the
gun-boats in Turkey Bend. An hour
later in going up the Varuns road we
met four colored men driving a mule
and cart and told them of the location
Of the relic. They hurried off to get
it and we went into the National Gem
terry. Just as the party were ready
to return to Richmond the mule be-
longing to the colored gang came clat.
tering past, having the thills drag
ging behind him. He was pretty
closely followed by one of the negroes,
who went by us at a 2:40 gait and
would not stop to answer questions.
In about FIVE minutes a second came
up, hat of and face covered with
blood. As he stopped to { ant he was
asked what had happened.
"Pow-powerful times, boss p he
gasped out.
Aren't you one OF the men who
went after the shell?"
"Deed l is, and Pzs one OBJ de
men who found it, tool"
What happened p
"We dun sot out to broke him up
wild de axe De mewl has gone by,
Julius Henry has gone by and heah !
is, while the rest Of de crowd am
maxim fur de Jeems river, an pickin'
out pieces of iron as dey fly! Dat
she'll up an went an 'sploded onto US.
She busted 7"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, David B'ocher, and Lucy e. Biocher
his wife, BY their certain deed Of trust, dated, the
End. day Of december, 1882, and recorded In the
records on in Pettis county, Missouri In record
book No q. page, sss and 23s, COW yed to the
undersigned trustee, the followinp described real
estate, situated in Pettis county, Missouri. and
described rs follows, viz: Lot number one, Q), I'm
block number, thirty.four, (34), in the city al,
Sedalia Missouri. Said conveyaneewas 10 secure
the payment OF certain notes in said deed fully
described. And whereas, default has been nade.
in the payment Of the principal note, according
to the tennor and effect thereof, and the same 70
mains now unpaid, and whereas, by the terms Of
said Iced of trust IL Is provided that in casa Of de-
fault in the payment OF said notes, or either Of
them, or the interest due them As the same he-
comes due, and payable, then all of said notes
shall become due, and payable together With all
interest, thereon. And whereas, said principal
note is now due, owing and unpaid, and defaults
has been msde in the payment thereof. now
therefore, in accordance with the terms and pre-
visions of said deed Of trust and a the request of
the leagal holder of said note, / hail proceed 70
sell said real estate at the court house. door in tho
city of Sedalia in the county Of Pettis and state
Of Missouri, to tAe highest bidder, for cash, At pub
lie auction, on
FRIDAY THE 18th. DAY OF FEBRUARY.
1885,
between the hour Of nine o'clock in the forenoon
and i've O'Clock In the afternoon of that day 70
satisfy said note, together with the interest and
cost Of executing this trust
1.sov4t. ]. c. THOMPSON, Trustees.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-27
For The Church.
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press
We had scarcely entered the hott
at Chattanooga when a colored man
approached and asked a subscription
to help a colored church which had
been destroyed by fire. We gave him
a quarter apiece, and after breakfast
as we strolled down the road towards
Lookout, we met the same man again,
and he said:
"Gem'len. our Guild church had
de misfortin to be bowed down in
de great cyclone. If you would only
be so kind as to help de folks along 8
little I'm sure de Lawd would bres;
you"
We shelled out again, and two
hours later the same individual
walked up to the trinrand observed
"Gem'Ien, our Guild church has
had de misfortin' to be swept down
de ribber by a freshet. IF you
would"
"Say, old fellow" interrupted the
judge, "this is the third time you
have hit this crowd"
"Zsctly, sah."
whats the matter with all the
colored church buildings around
Chattanooga"
"Dunno, sab, but deys havin'
powerful hard times"
"Come, now, but are you canvass
ing for building or for yourselfi"
''Fur a buildin' sab, but AFTER /
has lowed myself ninety per cent
commission dar amt 90 very much
left to de church. you see, rs I has
got to skirmish round powerful lively
iker
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-27
Better Than Diamonds.

And Of greater value than fine gold is 8
great tonic ln-i renovater likeKidney- Wort.
1t expell, a poisonous humors from the
blood, tons up the system and by acting
directly on to. most important organ OF
the body stimulates them to healthy action
and restores h. alth. Ii has effected many
miraculous cures and for all Kidney dis
eases aud other kindred troubles il is an
invaluable remedy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-27
A Leper Buried Alive.
Hong Kong (China) Mail.

In the village of Chimlong, near
Lilong, where the Basel Mission has a
station, the following sad event lately
took place: A man of so years Of
age was afflicted with leprosy and lived
in . hut within the village. The
visitors, almost all relations of his,
often urged the old man to remove his
hut outside the village and live on the
hills, to prevent contamination,
promising him that they would always
provide him with food. However, the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-27
Territory For Sale.

/ have for sale some very desirable ter.
ritory for Patent Harrow and Patent
Clothes Line. They will sell readily when
properly presented, as they are an entirely
new principle. Energetic, ambitious and
go-a-head men can find il lucrative occu-
patton. Apply to GEO. w. BAINBRIDeE.
or at ]. M. Byler's Cor. Third and Ohio.
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