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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, 1886
Ohio.
Ohio.
The resolution introduced on Wed


The resolution introduced on We'd
nssday into the Ohio House Of Dele
gates for investigating the charge that
Mr.. PAYNE had bought his seat in the
United States Senate originated with
The Democrats and not with the Re-
puclicans. II is said to be in the hand
writing Of Mr.. ALLEN o. MYERS, who
came to Virginia during the last Presi-
dental campaign to show up JOHN
SIBERIAN in the Democratic organ in
Ciucinnati. We trust that the resolu-
ton will be followed up BY . thorough
Investigation of the methods of Calico
CHARLEY FOSTER, JOHN SHERMAN,
and other Republican tricksters and
humbugs.
The indecent haste with which the
Democratic members from Hamilton
county were on Wednesday expelled
from the House of Delegates by SHEER
MANS tools was protested against in
advance by the Chicago NeTs-as fol-
lows:
"Can the Republicans in the Ohio
Legislature afford to use their majority
OF three in the House to unseat the
Democrats from Hamilton without in
vestigation? To seat the Republican
members first and investigate the case
sfterward is too much like hanging g
man and then giving him trial. 1t is
. dangerous example to get for Ohio
Democrats, too"
The Neps, which is, we think, an in
dependent Republican paper, places the
matter on the right ground. The House
of Delegates of Ohio actually included
in the resolution I'VE carelessly wrote
"joint" resolution yesterday expell-
ing the nine Democrats from Hamilton
county o saving clause allowing them
to contest the seats Of the nine Repub-
leans seated by that resolution. In
other words, the nine Republicans were
seated in order to insure the reelection
of JOHN SHERMAN, and for no other
purpose. 1t is almost absolutely certain
that if there had been no election OF
United States senator pending, or il
the Republicans had had ten ortwelvt
majority in the House of Delegates, the
nine Democrats would have been allow
Cd to retain their seats at least until thu
contests as to their title to those seat'
had been decided formally, in q dignitiet
manner, and according to the forms o
law and the established customs Of lie
gislative bodies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-15

A canvass made Of the Senate shows
that not more than fifteen senator's on
both sides Of the chamber are in favor
of cessation of the coinage Of silver.
Washington Post.
If that statement BE true, there are
as many Republican senator's as Demo.
cratic senators opposed to the suspen-
sion of silver coinage. Does the Lynch
burg Virginian still hold that the sill.
yer question is as decidedly party
question as the tariff?
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MARRIAGES.

AMBLER-RANDOLPH. Married stst.
Psuls church, on Tuesday. Januars L..
1856, by the r.. Rev. A. ". Randolph. u.
d., JAMES MURRAY AMBLEH. OF Bait.
more, to ELIZA LLEWELLYS, eldest
daughter OF the Rt. Rev. A. Nj. Randolph. 4.
HAWKINS - BLANToN. - Married. 1y
Rev. W. =. Walker. December %. lss3 a.
O'Clock I. NJ, at the residence OF NJ, AMI
Ms. W. Oyerbey, OF Huntington, W Va
Professor W. Il. HAWKINS TO Miss LENA
w. BLANTON, daughter OF Is. W. J. Ban.
ton. ESQ, of Cumberland county, VS..
LynchbuTg Ne'rs please copy.
Observation-Disclosures De-.
cember 81, 1855. by the Rev. DR.. j. Peter.
kin, assisted by Rev. Dr. Charles Mluu sa.
rode, at the residence OF the brides ftftrr.
Mr. Thomas W. McCence Rich mont Nt
\. WINFIELD TRANEkS 10 EMMlE V e.
HATCHER. No cards.
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The Pittsburgh Dispateh remarks !:
" An eastern society paper says that
small footmsn are nov In style. Small
foot women have always been in style"
The Chicago papers will probably enter
an Indignant denial.
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uor.fora,s Ac,d phS.phn,e

IN DEBILITY FROM ovsRwORR.
DIR. G. W. Collins, Upton, Ind,
saws: 81 used it in nervous debility,
brought on by oyerwork' in warm
weather, with good results. \
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BRIEF COMMENT.

"Ex-Secrstsry.of-the.Navy CHAN
pLER remembers having once seen a
cold wave at sea-" Did not q cold
wave strike BILLY in March last?
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AMuSEM ENrs.
NEW MOZART ACADEMl
y MI SlC.
Trlnm nhant snccess of Id

IrIuln phhnI oucrtss OF IN. .
NATIONAL IDEAL OPERA COMPANi
In their magnificent production OF ihe
MIkADO,
with a cast OF unusual strength and c'"-
plete Chorus.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK ani
DAILY MATlSEf.S at 2:3O +. NJ.
PRICES or ADMISSION: l5c.. Csc AZ
soc. reserved seats. 25c. and Doc. No eA.''
charge for reserved seats. ...,
MATINEE PRICES: Children under t~e''o
years OF age 15c. and adults 2oe.' 10 az
part OF the house.
e. Until further notice. reseryed-'ea.
tickets will be sold nom the boN-ohic'
the Academy only. Open from 10 A. VI
till Top. M. ...
The Manchester street-railway Will h"'
cars In waiting 10 convey visitors 20 ~.
Academy aud back to Manchester ~ ~"
cln<e OF each nights perform ance. "a -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-15

"The United States Senate decides
that mugwump should 60 into the die
tionsry. AS for General LOGAN, he
is sein' mugwumps and dictionaries. "
And grammars.
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A contemporary says that JOHN
SHERMAN has by frugslity accumula-
ted q big fortune. Frugality !"
How the meaning Of Q word can
change
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-15

The Philadelphia North american
says: "Reform has not yet become
an epidemic in politics." No; there are
still great many Republicans in Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-15

"FIsH, MAcKIN, WARD, and ell
the distinguished jail-birds who have
faded from view ere described Is being
orderly and well behaved. Making
9 virtue of necessity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-15

The Cincinnati Enquirer says many
druggists sell baking-powder for quiz
nine. That's an improvement upon
selling morphine for quinine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-15
ia l5-lt II. w. BOW LES, Seereta'
NAIJEn NETTING nE q
OFFICE RICHMOND PERrErv

OfflCE RICHMOND GkkitllA \. !
BUILDING, LOAN. ASD TRUST Co.
January Is. ls-6
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS cOMPAN,
will be held at their Office on WEDN -
DAY, January 30, 1886, at O'Clock Z. vt.
WILLIAM L0VENSfblN.
ia l3.td Casa
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEEl.
~ ING OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF IiiE
SULPHU X MINES COMPANY OE viz
GINA Will be held at their Office. Nos
10, and IL Crenshaw's Warehouse. IN iu.
city of Richmond, Va. on WEDNk5DAl
the goth day OF January, 1855, at IL oc.ncs
". The transfer books will be closed laliI-
AIRY o, 1853, and be reopened the JOth daf
OF January, 1856.
WILLIAM @. CRESsHAw. JR.
ia 5-tJa20 Secretsfy.
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MEETINGS.

MYRTLE LODGE, No. IS, X. -.
vi OF P.-Attend a stated meet
ing OF your Ledge THIS Friday =. ( 4
EVENING. at ~ o'clock. at your ~
Castle (COncorda) Hall. A full at W
tendance Is desired
Members In good standing of sister lod
are frateInally invited To attend.
By order Of the Z. {.
JOHN W. GLENN
ia l5.lt X. OF X. and =.
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THE POLITE ART OF DANC- q
J. IN6.-Madsm LOUIS he, open,
Cd S,, her sistss; raH a mSsi aud sxf
TuTR fsuY AirERSNooSs - sH ios ne ., ~ ~
Rs!SS1. 9 pa uPlwsx bbSS1n 'sib AZ MINIS
81 FOR particulars call 3 ths AeHHas srhsa
sfreet OF S0I east broad street. no "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-15

GOLDEN CHAIN.-0llicers an
VI members OF VIRGINIA LODGE. 20.
8 will meet THIS Friday EVENING. 1874
instant, at ~ O'Clock. az the hall cora.
tifth and Marshall streets.
BY order OF the Commander.
Jal5-It h. w. BOW LES, Seerctarf.
4 CALLED MEETING OF 1u3
~ BOARD OF MANAGERS or TuL
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
be held TODAY friday at 1880 A. ".
at the rooms OF the Builders ENcGAnZt.
corner OF Main and Eleventh streets .u.
portant matters IN connection win thr u..
now before the Legislature Will be cutls.i
cred. THOMAS ELLEli
al5-lt Secretary.
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than one mill nor more than five mills on
the dollar for the equal benefit OF all the
people OF the state, the number OF children
between the ages OF fiye and twenty -oue
years in each public free-school district
beipg the basis OF such division"
section OF said Article VIII. prescrib.s
what sources ofrevenue the Legislature shat
sci apart as the literary fund. And section D,
Article X, OF the Constitution authorizes
the General Assembly TO levy capltsticn
tax not exceeding one dollar on every
male citizen twenty.one years or more OF
age, which shall be applied exclusively in
aid OF the public free schools.
our Constitution with these provisions
In il was adopted by the people OF Virginia
ON the 9Th Of July, 1859. We were then
undergoing the seye re ordeal OF recon.
siructIon. Conditio ms were imposed. one
OF which was that our restora ton,
so-called. to the sisterhood of States should
depend upon the approval by Congress OF
our Constitution. IL was adopted by our
people, submitted TO and approved by the
Federal Congress with said provision in it
and thus we were restored 10 me mbershiI
In the Union. Can IL be that any power,
Federal or state, would permit. much less
encourage, Its violation? Is IL not our most
sacred duty 10 preserve IL inviolatef Thi'
Constitution was In force when the running
act OF March 80, 1871, and when the act o.
March Is, 1884. were passed. We have seen
that the act OF March 16. 1884, was In terms
directed by the Constitution. The funiins
act Of 1871 was not In terms 50 uirecten
the only constitutional proyision for tht
payment OF the public debt being. Is befors
stated. that which directs the creation OF
sinking fund for the payment only OF the
principal Of the public debt.
III the funding act OF March 80. 1871, cat
by feasibility be held constitutional, II cal
be on no other ground than that IL y not II
conflict, as this court. In Antonf -. witght
said IL wAs not, with section :, Article VII.
OF our State Constitution, which plainly di
reefs the act OF March Is. 1854. under which
| this controversy arose, how IL 10 possible
| TO hold that the conflict does not exist be
! tween tho funding act OF ts7 aud said sec
| ton Of Article Viii. Of the state Qonstitu
| ton, we are unable 10 discover. When IN
| fnnding act was passed it was the law Q
| this State the FUNDAMENTAL iaw-thAt u
suecific taxes alluded 70 In section Of Al
| iicls VIII. OF the Consultation should b
| federated and set apart foe the support 2
the public free schooiA and by Hweli-esseh
iAhtd principle such provision was - uauc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-13

A member Of the New York Produce
Exchange hes been suspended for usirg
insulting language to a brother member
on the floor the Exchange. The otIense
Icy in Swing the lio direct. Tho offender
apologlleI, but this was not deemed
enough.
A little reminder Of this sort will doubt.
less havea good eIl,r.o on the membership
OF the Exchange, whose action in thisyery
matter shows that its mOmbars arc er-
peaed to conduct themselves Rs gentle
men. It may lomeLimrs cost an effort to
hold back u vulgar phrase or cutting
word, but the man who masters
himself at that moment has paved
the way to easier victories. II
is always loss to him who is. betraycd by
passion into coaiBencss Ct speech. Men
do not always mean all they say and 80
1t happens that one Of resllygentle nature,
warm heart and noble impulses exhibits
himself as possessing an ugliness Of char
acter very foreign.to his real self.
The best OF us have trials, temptations
altogether hard row to hoe. In this
world Of work aud care and human weak
ness, how much better to cultivate the
good opinion OF welI.disposod persons, TO
bear with their weaknesser, TO oppose to
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rwel,e nouI. . Day. wolk.

Encouraged by the success OF tho strike
Of the street car men in New York, the
conductors and drivers in Philadelphia
are contemplating q similar movement,
They do not ask for moro pay, but fol-
shorter hours. They hold that twelve
hours ought to be called days work.
Some Of the men have to put in seventeen
hours.
The Philadelphia companies can we'll
well afford 10 ucCede to this reasonable
request. Theirs is an enormously proata.
bic business, yielding seemingly impossi.
BILE returns on the actual capital invested.
They pluck the public and they grind
their employees. A man who has his
money invested in Philadelphia passen'
ger railways on the ground floor need moi
sigh for gold mine.
The weakness Of the positlon Of tho
drivers and conductors Is that theirs is moi
skilled labor. An experienced driver Ii
better than a green hand, but an expert
enced man is not Indispensable, and the
companies could probably have their
choice Of i've men for every place made
vacant by tho strikers.
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traces OF mind and reasoning power, the
horse excels in this respect. la it's ner-
yous system, horse approaches more
closely 10 human being than any
other animll, and Of all our domestic ser.
wants, It is Influenced in greater degree
by ia masters treatment than any other,
The management ii the brood mare, then,
becomes an important part oil the owners
business. Feeding 10 but small part OF
this; the most important is the culture Of
kind and docile disposition. The mare
should not be overwoTked or worried the
whip should be put sside-if 1t is' ever
used, which 10 a grand mistake in the
treatment Of horse, but is made needlul
ut times because OF the use Of It upon
brood mares-everyge attentionshould
be given, and in every respect the mare
should be controlled by kindness, and
difficulties carefully avoided, II this con
duet were the rule, our horses would be
like those OF the Arabs, our friends and
not our slaves, and would be always will.
ing aud eager to obey our commands and
even anticipate them. A horse can bt
taught to understand our Language. j
the one word, whoa" can be understood
other words can.
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pnr : ,out pebts WHOM l,tomI.od.

COlusd (CttL) SAN
There is in this city a little boy, not
more than years old who sings "Pesk.a.
boo" 30 well that he Ia frequently stopped
on the street and called upon to give n
concert. The other day he came into an
office where there were two ministers, and
the little fellow was called upon TO sing,
which he preceded 10 do promptly and
satisfactorily. AT the conclusion Of the
song he was promised some apples. In
an 6our or two he called to get them, but
the party promising had failed to get
them; 90 matters stood until the next day.
At2 i. NJ, there was a prayer.meeting at
The church the usual solemnity Chafac-
terlstic Of such occasions was over all.
Suddenly in stepped the 4.yeat.old With
both hands In his pocket, and, looking
into the eye Of the preacher, said ANT
YOU neyera'goln' togive me them apples?"
Things we're solneW hat disturbed for a
moment, but the boy taught all hands to
nay their debts or they would hear from
ihem--eyen In prayef'lneeting.
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rFnRIBLR pgsTs.
Row to Get Kid OF Those LouthIOms
coaches,

How to Get Hid OF ThOss LoathIOms
coaches,
CogNsetioRT'a Journal,
Ibeg to forward you an easy, clean and
certain method of Graduating those loath-
some insects from dwelling houses. A few
wears ago my house wasinlested with cock
reaches or clocks, Us they are called here,
and v as recommended TO try cucumber
peeling MS remedy. l accordingly, imme'
diately before bedtime strewed the floor
OF those parts OF tho house infested with
the yermin with the green peel, cut, not
very thin, from the cucumber, and sat up
hall an hour later and watched the
effect. Before the expiration Of that time
the floor where the peel lay was complete
" covered with CoCkrOaChes, SO much so
that the vegetable could not be- seen, so
yoraciously were they engaged in sucking
the poisonous moisture from 1t, adopted
the same plan the following night, but
my visitors were not nearly so numerous
Il should think not more than fourth
OF the previous night. On the third night
| did not discover ouei but, anxious to
ascertain whether the house was
peel sitter had laid it down about
half an hour and preceived that
its was covered with myriads OF minute
cock.roaChea ahoat the size ol flea, ]
therefore allowed the peel to remain till
morning, and from that moment have
not seen CoCk.roaCh in the house. 1t ia
very old bnilding, and can assure you
that the above remedy only requires to be
pepevered in for three or four nights 10
completely eradicate the pests OF course,
it should be fresh cucumber peel every
night.
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HOME AGAIN !!
our OF THE
Fire & Ashes.
our or THE

We beg leave to announce
that we have resumed business
in our new and handsome rooms
at the well known BRIDGE
CORNER, where we will be
glad to welcome our friends, old
and new.
We are receiving daily sup.
plies Of fresh and reliable goods,
which we offer at lowest cash
prices.
We strive to merit the good
will and confidence oil our pa.
irons, and to meet all their
wants in our line.
Call and see us in our new
dress.
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TIlAYEI,IEIIa, nIiInE


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
Express ...,.,, ,.,,.,',,., "."".'
Cumberland Accom-. .nn..".,
Huntington AcCOm.n"..".i...
HoundsvillO Accom-. """....,
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are at a critical period whom they are about
maturing and developing into women. The
lack Of watChiul care at this time may re.
suit in fixing Irregularities upon delicate
organs and entaillng long list Of "fsmale
Weaknesses" All this may be avoided
and the young woman come through this
period, clothed in all the beauty and
strength Of q perfectly healthy organiza,
ton by the aid Of DR.. PlerCe's "Favorite
Prescription" prepared especially for To-
male troubles by Que Of the most success
full physicians Of the day.
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Tie iltood Mars and the Colt

Amniein Agricultural.
IL has been well and truly said that The
training and education Of a young animal
should begin before II Is born. This ls not
only possible but easy. The disposition
and character Of the progeny 10 most apt
TO be like that Of the mother, and ner.
vous, vicious, restless marc will be apt 10
produce colt with similar faults, This
should be taken into account now, when
the unborn Cclt Is physically formed, and
10 about 10 derive lie mental character
from the dam, ~ We may say with truth
Tot II any Vi the lover animals exhibit
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alew ADVERTISEMENTS.

@ AFE-FOR SALE CHEAP. EN-
- QUIRE Of GEO. ], AATHIs0N. l22l AGliet
street telao
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In order that our town shall have the
best goods possible, the popular druggists
Logan 4 Co., and Charles Menkemeller
have arranged to sell Acker's English Pre-.
scriptions, among which is ACker's Dys.
pepsia Tablets, They act upon the sys.
tenn when suffering with Dyspepsia, Bad
Breath, Sour Stomach, FlstulenCy, Heart
burn, &c, &c, with wonderful GER
tainty, hence they guarantee them To
cure always, or will refund the money,
TsrIIk6W
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Ghe GntelIigenHr.
wnEELINo, VIVA, sEpaUAnY 10. 1856


Land Tenure Ia thb UuiIed ShNes'
The states Of Europe have been rocked
aud thrones toppled over by reason Of the
land question. The Irish question which
now dlsturbs England is, as Mr.. ParnelI
has frankly confessed, purely quesIson
Of land tenure.
We used TO boast that
Uncle sam rich euOngh
10 give US all u lATm.
When we taid, "all," We meant each Of
us-lhat every honest, industrious man
who wanted farm could have one. 1t has
hsen one OF our proud distinctions that
our farms were tor the most part small and
frmed by the men who owned them-tRs
tenant his own landlord, A comparison
Of statistics shows that We have begun to
move at an alarming rate in the tack
which Europe has found oiled with civil
Commotion. These figures arc csrtainly
enough to set the people to thinkinp'
1870, itO, lncrase'
'G a,lss.. """y' IS g.CsgA lorercent,
Farms lOO acre, Ur
over, aud unGcs ..., ,,,
nv AI'fS,,.,s.,, r,,, To- ca l,UVb,N'l y"
Farms 6CO acres or
over, ami under ,,o -,
l,OyU uCnhr..,"uu lhNOJ '"'s"I 'pJ
Farms over l,'tO .,, o,
Aurts..,u".u,...r,.r "Vu -''VVu o"
Tho increase in lrrms under 100 acres
10 percent, in farms over LOCO, zoo per-
cent? An increase rapid and in this
country unprecedented in thediTecIion Of
danger. The oIership Of these large
farms 10 for the most part in the handa
OF men who live remote from them,
draining their substance to spend in the
great cities hIost Of all, tGcts Of land big
enough 10 makea score Of princpalitics
are held by aliens who have no interest
in tho country except to milk it. Thus we
hvO introduced Abteateeisu Of the worst
type,
We may fad:it difficult 10 keep Amer'
cans from putting their money into large
tracts Of land, but certainly We can pro-
tect our country from an invasion OF
foreign landlords.
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nuoklen,s ArnIcn snlyo.

The best salye In the world for CUTE,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblalns,
CornB and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures TILES, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
boy. For Rala hy Logan & Go.
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leave BollAlrO ai q Z 4 10 IN Wcoi1lOld and
-i ISsys Sslarcst sisor. NJ iot wOOd,aold and
ITFiSs Al Ieilaire at $50 4. n. from Summer.
field. and Al ~ 10 .. n, from XanesVllle,
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MAIZE 4 porous plStter having anything like The
medicinal qualities NJ Be1sOi's, the tninp follow.
era Of the pharmaceutical profession produce tons
Of WORTHLESS plastCfs, aud glVc them iatnes which
resemble Ia print that Of the genuine, and, when
CareleNly spoken sound like II. FOf EXAMPLE,
Chlap John dfugpltls will oder you trash yaf0usiy
STYLED "UAp lcnn," "CNtAlOln," nUarslclnO' or
name "BeiilOnW Or "HuTion'E" We eatHetiIy
caution the public against the whole tribe 81 them,
They arc absolutely n,elts, a. remedies iOt disease
To 10 sure they are cheap, but plain muslin IA
cheaper and lust "A elilcRcl1ue ASK iOf Hens ms
watch the spelling aud look iot the Three gCalSi
trademark, and the word "CApcine," which Il cut
III the VenIfu Vi The genuine, tOlQAWAt