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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-01
CLEVELAND VISITORS.
cousoILmAS1c COMMITTEE
Come. Here to Inspect the Brick Paysmsuts
They are shown over the City in the
ssow-ThOIr Ideas of Paving
Streets In General,

The party Of CLEVELAND gentlemen ex-
pected hero to inspect the tlre-brlck pave.
ments in this city, arrived yesterday in q
special chr over the O., l.. & W. railroad.
The party consisted of Messrs. E. X. Eel
ton, p, NJ, Spencer, William NJ. Baine, NJ.
O. Mslloy, o. G, Farce, W.O. ong, E. W.
Laird, Thomas 0'Brisn, ], o. sisgriBt and
Charles o. Evsrls,
These gentlemen are sll memb9Is Of The
Cleveland councils, and compose COM
mittee appointed for the purpose by thu
Council, They were met ut tue depot in
Bridgeport by Mayor Grub, Mr., Egerter,
olthe board Of Public Works, and Mr., john
Porter, OF New Cumberland, who manu-,
features the tge-STiCk blocks used Ia pay
ing here. Tbs party drove over to town
in Carrisges and was joined by Mr.. John
Ii. Hobbs, vi the u Ard, They then pro.
ceeded to examine the pavement Just
completed on Chapline atreet south oil
Sixteenth, where tho snow and slush were
washed of with hose, They then drove
down town by way Of the Ohaplins street
aud Eoa street payements, and were
sh0wu through tho South Wheeling Glass
Works by Mr.. Hobbs.
The party took dinner and supper at the
McLuru House, and after supper were
shown over the Public Building. Thsy
we're obliged to leavs at $40 last night
over the Pan Handle road for SEeubsn-
vile, where they will spend part Of to-day,
Several oil them will 20 on from there TO
Pittsburgh, and the others will return
home.
The gentlemen Of the party could not
Of course form very good opinion Of the
pavement when 1t waB covered, as it was
yesterday, with suow and slush to the
depth Of au inch or 80, They
seemed to bs prtjudiced 10
favor Of the Medina block as
paving material, and naturally what
they could SEQ Of the nav pavement hero
did not 20 very far to change their Vows,
Had they happened to strike y more TO-
yorabls day the result would probably
have been more satisfactory, As 1t wac,
however, they wero given SIS good an idea
OF the advantages Of the brick block al
possible, and took samples VI this blocks
home with them,
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A rLEAsANr ENrEnTAINMENT
Given at Iellalre Last Evening for the lien
Gilt of u City Church.

N ~
Given at Bell0lre Last Evening for the lien.
Gilt of u City Church.
A musical and literary entertainment
,wss given Last evening at tho Elysian
Rink Theatre in BellairO for the benefit Of
the Third Presbyterian church Of this
city. Tho entertainment was given by
local talent and was ono very much en-.
joyGd by the largo audience that listened
to the rendition OF the splendid pro.
erammo that had been prepared for tho
event. The credit for the success OF the
affair Is largely due 10 Mrs. j, G. Lyle,
who attended In pergou to many OF the
details aud worked up the large audience
that filed tho place, There were
about one hundred present from hore
who went down on the steamer Pfin.
cess in company with those who were to
take part. All the performers were kind
ly received. Miss Flora Williams fully
Sustained the euvlsble reputation she has,
In her vocal solos. Miss Bertha Baer also
sang nicely. Mr.. Henry Emsheimer gAve
two Rotations very Cleyerly and Miss
Jennie RsiCh also displayed u high degree
OF culture as Gu eloCutionist, The dust
by Mr.. and Mrs. Otto jaeger received q
hearty encore and Mics Teresa Phillips
sang o very pretty cong. Mis-, Philips
was heard again in duet with Miss BlCk.
erton. Mr.. @. Y. Daily sang two solos.
Miss Ella Wallace and Miss Lizzie Bick.
erton played o piano duct that was well
received by tho audience. The Wheeling
people returned on the Princess after the
performance.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents aud Incidents in West Virginia
and Vicinity.

Accidents amd Incidents In West Virginia
and Vicinity.
John NJ. Wolf. aged 81 years, died at
MartiaSburg, w. Va, Monday. lie nsVer
used tobacco nor strong drink, and never
uttered an oath.
Mrs, Mary Kane, an aged lady residing
with her sister, Mrs. AlOuS0 Gushing, six.
teen miles south Of Point Pleasant, WAS
fatally burned Monday morning by her
clothes becoming igniIed from fire in
the CRATE When her slater reached her
every stitch OF her clothing was burned
OF except one stocking. She fingered until
six o'clock last evening, when she died.
The following sentences in the Common
Pleas Court Of Guernsey County elbows &
terrible state OF affairs in that bsllwiCk,
W. p. TerriCk, manslGughter, sentenced to
five years in tho Ohio Penitentiary;
James Martin, incest, one year; Truman
Williams, Illicit intercourse with girl
under eighteen years Of ego, three years
Eliza Ross, entcing u young girl under
eighteen into house OF ill.iamO, ono year |;
Ella Cloud, incest, sentarce suspended.
V.O. Harvey, a Colored barber, oil Iron.
ton, 0 10 q lunatiC from very peculiar
circumstance. Several months ago Prot.
Reynolds, q noted mesmerist, well known
in Wheeling, was az the Opera House
there for week. Among those mesmer-
lied was Harvey, and ever since he has
been seemingly under the influence oil
mesmorigm aud acted queerly. Recently,
while shaving customers, II they ahouId
happen to catch his eva lie would jump
and plead with them not to mesmerlzs
him aga n. He wanderu about SIS II In
trance, and avoids letting any one look at
him In the face, for fear Of exerting a mes
merlC influence over him.
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DANCING KEcEprION
Glvsn by Professor MulIen to Ills Glasses
Last NlSht,

Given by Professor AiUllon to Ills Glasses
Last Night.
Last evening thers was very pleasant
and fashionable gathering at GOEman!s
Hall, tho occasion being a social dancing
reception given by Professor John Mullen
to his dancing ClSsEes. Neatly every one
OF the forty cdd pupils that the veteran
dancing master has had under his dirfC.
tion during this term, which closes on the
2l5t inst were present and eri1yed the
affair very muCd. Thsse pupils, repre-,
geniug number Of WheeIingG we'll
known families, range in age and sizs
from little misses aud masters to young
ladies Grd gentlsmen. III addition, there
we're present a number Of parents and
irienIB invited by ito older pupils. The
muaic YVES furnished by killmyer aud
from Sto ii o'clock the Young people had
delightful time.
Prof. Mullen ia well known to Wheeling
people for the past nineteen years h0 has
taught the young people Of this city and
s!eubenvllls, and vicinity, how 10 trip the
| light fantastic. There were mothers pres.
ent last night who were instructed by him
years ego. For ten years hO taught
dancing " Mt. do Ohantal. The Pro-
fcauor is q clever, quiet, dIguiGed gentle
man who makes itieuds Of all those with
whom hs comes in contact lie Is q men,
bar OF the American Society Of Professors
Of Dancing, aud is thoroughly posted on
all the new dances promulgated by that
aoCiety, which, by the way gots up all the
| fashionable danCeH now in vogue. His
next term commences carly in January.
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Grand Matinee iris afternoon.


The Pennsylvania Natural Gas Com.
pSny struck gas In their Bryce well at
Sanon8burg Monday. Tue we'll ig said to
BIZ the larSOss Of their wells, and its roar
Ing Is audible for long distance.
Monday afternoon tho rig Of barre No.
12 we'll 0t Washington caught fire Ia some
mysterious manner and burned 10 the
GROUND. The drillers had been fishing
Tor Lost tools there for several weeks.
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Charged win illegal votIng.

Porter Griesby and Alex Gardner, two
wOll.knOvn COlored men, were arrested
yesterday on warrants issued by U. s.
Commissioner Forbes on charge Of Collu.
sion TO procure al illegal vote. The ar
rests grew out OF tho case Of George
Thomas, the Colorsd boy arrested some
days ago for illegal voting. 1t Is reported
that Thomas, who Is in Jail, hos mado Q
stale mCnt In which he ConleEgea that he
is not Of legal Cge and was induced to
uwear that no was by Grigsby and Gard
ner. The two men were held by the
Commissioner for preliminary hearing
this afternoon.
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A portion Of the Round Corner Hotel,
at Third and Adams streets, in stsuben-
vile, was partially destroyed by fire at 8
o'clock Monday morning. Eight or ten
bosrders sleeping in tho second story Of
the hotel narrowly escaped. That part OF
the building burned was Of frame, and be-
fore tho flames were extinguished the In
tetior was badly damaged. The origin Of
the fire remains myOterY.. The loss will
reach $1,000, with insurance In tho Day.
ton and Uolumbisna Mutual Company.
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Tho funeral OF Mrs. Bridget Hannah, o.
the Fourth ward, took place yesterday.
The Cricket Of Lsave" troupe thai
played here Monday night dlabanded
here yesterday.
The Onward tow boat lay here Monday
and Yesterday, having some repairs made
and laying In supplies.
In the Fourth ward, Bellsire, Darrsh
lost two votes, In the recount yesterday
for tho Auditor contest case.
Word was received hero yesterday OF
the death at Mansfield, o., Of an infant
con OF James l., Cowen, son Of General
u. R. Cowen..
.Bud" White, formerly a BellAiro boy,
now q porter Of Oscar Towneend'g private
car on the 9 L. 4 W. Railway, was in
town yesterday.
James Pendegast, a young man from
Benwood, employed al the Il. 4 o, shops
In this city, was severely hurt yesterday
forenoon by Bledge In tho hands Of q
fellow yorkmen swinging around 60 as to
strike him Ia tho face. Tho blood flowed
freely and bio teeth chartered, but tho In.
Jury Is not az severe IA waa Rt lrgt sup.
posed. Ho will DO laid up day or two,
hnWnVpP.
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Ladies arc requested to call and exam
ipe the New White Automatic Sewing
Machine, single thread,
Persons having used tho Wilcox &
Gibbs Automatic machine, will find the
White to be superior IN every respect,
An examination is respectfully solicited,
1t can he seen AZ the salesroom Of
EDWARD l., ROSE 4 Co.,
No. 55 Twelfth st.
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"wlho DID you say, is 70 be the next 4
care. I'm not lookinglor Presidsnls-I'ln
looking for bottle q Salvation OIL. 1t
kills pain every time" rs cents.
One OF our moot Ustimsble citizens may
he thankful for tho introduction Of Dr..
Bull'S Cough Syrup, for its timely use has
saved his life. For inCipent consumption
1t is a certain remedy. Price 20 cents.
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lca.ooll water, and you oap form an


idta,
TUE CASH OF ROBERTS.
I'm the case Of the man Roberts. Alter
he had been beaten with the knot until
he body was ouc masa Of Clta and wells,
he was thPowp,into HE cell upon a bara
a3or Everything in tina shape Of bed or
bedding was taken from the cell, and he
wss utterly neglected. This man was
whipped In June, and on the 18th OF De-
Cember following, the marks Of the beat
ing we're plainly visible upon his person
"Every thing which could possibly be
done to keep these oulrages from the
knowledge oi the Board was done. In
the casa OF Robsrtp, however, a knowledge
OF the facts wRs got 10 II somehow. de
was taken before 1t and commanded 70
"trip. When he pulled up his shlrk and
the Board saw hia back It quickly tod
him to reClolhe himself and 70 report 10
the Engineer. He wes kept there out oil
the power OF the contractors, and tho su'
peIintendsnt Wes commanded to cease
whipping the prisoners. 1t was hoErt-
Die sight,
"WhenaveT a newspaper reporter or In
speclor appeared lie Superintendent
would order ne OF on some pTetext, aud
then he would take charge personally oil
the visitor. He was shown all over the
prison, and, to all appearance, had seen
the whole Of it; but the visitor would
never get sight Of the instruments OF tor
ture, OF even the places where it was IN
hiCIed."
AN INVESTIGATION TO FOLLOW.
Ills not the Superintendent in fear OF re-
moysl by the GoycrpoE?"
mot a bit. lie intimstel 10 mo that
Governor Wilson was afraid TO remove
him"
Captain, your story OF the conduct o.
tho West Virginia prisOu is fearful one
Are you csrtain you can establish your al
lCgatiOnB2
III will have no trouble In doing that,
will produce, II necessary numGer o.
officers who know Hll the facts, Beside
thai, there are few Of the victims still
alive who can testify. lprOpose to have
the whole matter Investigated by the
proper authorities"
Thu Captain then went into details, and
told story Of brutality, miatTeaiment
aud Internal outrage which would eclipse
Dante's Inferno. After he loft | met with
\ member OF the Board, to whom men
toned tue above matter, and found that il
was not matter Of astoniahment by any
means. Tho story Of cruelty, Ms given by
the x-Agsistant Superintendent, vii
bring about an investigation which vii
dieCloso III the facts. The Superintend
eut OF the prieon, Captain Peck, who Il
Charged with brutality which would pu
an Apache to shAne, will have an oppor
tuuity to defend himself, II no eau.
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uCood deeds" once said tho celebrated
Richter" ring clear through Heaven like
a BELL" Ono Of the best deeds Is TO RllO'
viate human Bulorlngy, "Llgt fall my
daughter Yns In Decline" Bays Mrs Mary
Hinton, Of MonLtoae, EanRag, "And every.
body thought she Wap going into cOnsump.
ton. IRot her 4 bottle Of Dr. II, V.
Plerca's 'FGvorllO Prescription, and y
cured her" HuCh facts IS the above need
IN Nhtu n,rnk
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Save

The children. They are especially liable
TO sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, WhoOp
Ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Acker'l
English Remedy & positive cure. Itsayel
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by 10.
gan & 90. and O. Menkemsller
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Ghe G1ttruigellter.


scrlbnets NagFglne-Fourh PATE.
Geo. 81. SHOOK ~ CO.-sarqueI, EtC.-Folalh
Il. Nlchoas-1he Century Co., NY
FOR Rnnt--RFpnt Room.
For gnle-.RtEdt mel N. Hi'drCth.
upeia NOule-Ihe Minute Ecn Of 70.
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Ladies', don't miss the Matinee Of tho
Grand Opera House this afternoon,
The Candy Booth at 81. LIKES Church
Bazaar will DO daisy.
A MeIl known Mnn,a ntlliorLunU.

j. r. Bell, q prominent Citlssn Of wMh'
ington county, who reOideB at West AleS'
ardCf visited Wellington Monday even
ing. While seated In tho Office oil Squire
DOnohuo, hB Hag snddOnly stricken With
pRrAlyBlb, and lay In q critical Condl.
ton At the Fulton House until o'clock
yesterday morning, when he died,
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Fiuo Fur Felt Hats That u week ngO
sold for $3.50, $i.76 and $500 are now
sold by lis at about 0nG.half the former
prices. We must close out our Hat
Stock very soon to make room for Holt
day foods.
-. a. u HIUE u 20,
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linulllr. sunI,nr llnI Conc,rt

We will hold a Blzlsr on Thursday
December 2, 1856, at the Island rink
with supper Ut 8 o'clock p. m, and con
cert at s. Sales at Bazaar will beglr
at 9 O'Clock p. IN. Abundance 10 cents
supper 90, no cents extra for oysters and
chicken Galad.) Now we want you all te
come.
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GsntIOnlGn

win Aud this splendid opportunity to
buy fine Calf Shoea. We have now The
largest and finest stock OF fine Cali Cor.
dovRu, DongoIa, Kangaroo and English
L,V, BLOND.
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Tho following shows tho range Of the
thermometer 40 obsOrycdat sChnepis drug
store, Opera houge corner, yesterday:
"a. M, 4O'; IL AM, 1878 =. NJ, 4O'; 7P.
NJ, 43e,
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WASHINGTON. y. O., Dec. LII A, Nj
For WeBtern Pennsylvania and West Vir-
Vinis: Light SNOW, 1iiQhily colder vaha-
bic windV, shilling 10 northerly.
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We open to-day II large aud vGrild az
SOrtment Cf goods suitable for holiday
presenis--nnd extend general Invita-.
iiOn 10 the trade TO lnspsCt them.
A. j.. KlCE 4 co,
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Rsaisal.
From lis lbs. TO 1851 lbs.
To the CutiCura Remedies l Owe
Ny Health, My Happiness,
and My Life.

A day rGyor passes that do not think and speak
kindlyOi the uUTICuRA RRsEDlEs. seven yeana
aGoI AL OF q dozen Jumps formed on my neck,
mpging IN Size rom q cherry tlona 70 an orange
The large ones We're rlghtiul TO look NJ, and pain
full 70 beat; people turned aside when they saw
me, III dis IuSt, and was ashamed 10 be on the
street. or Ia society. Physicians aud their treat
meut, aud all medicines failed 10 do any coed. In
9 m0ment Of despair tried the CuTICuRA hIRI'
pIEs-GuTIcURt, the great Skin LuEe, and CuTICuRA
snAP an exquisite skin Beantiher, externally and
CUTlcuRA RASoLyENT, the new BLOOD Fuhher IN
teTnaly; the small Jumps iag call heml gradually
disappeared, aud the large ones broke In about
two weeks, dltChlrBing large quantities Of matter,
leaving two AlighL scaEi In my neck to-day 10 tell
the story Of my suffering NY weight lhen VIZ
now Is one bundled and hixly.One solid, healthy
pounds, aud my height Is only hvo feet i've tnches
In my laYelS praised the CuIIcuEA RE4EDlEsr
Moth, NOulh, East AID West, TO CuIlCuRA REaR
DIES OWE NY HEALTH MY HAPPINESS and NY LIFE
A prominent New York druggist asked me the
other day, do you still USE tho CuTlCuRA RIHE'
DIES; you look 10 be IN perfect healthy' NY leply
wa ~ DO, and ANAL always have never known
what sickness II since commenced using the CUT
lCURA KENRDIS" Sometimes am laughed Ut BY
praising them 10 pe0p'e not acquainted with theIE
merits but sooner NJ later they will come TO their
EGuSes aud believe tho same " lhoae thai use them,
Rs d02elE have whom ! have told. Nay tue time
come when there shall DO large CUTlcuRA Sup
ply House IN every city ~ the world, Tor the bene'
Ut Of humanl y where the, CuTICUgA, REIEpIE'
need Of ever entering drug store, wv
| N, HUSBANDS,
p, BOX 1907, New York, N, Y,
CUTIrURA REMEDIES RTe 4 positive cure for every
form OF Skin and BLOOD DlSeRS. s. from Pimples IA
scTolula, sold everywhere Price: CUnCUKA, 81
Ceutsi SOAR, Is cenSi REsOLYENT, sl,0J, Prepared
by the FOrGRR DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston
Mass,
Send for Chow to Cure Skin Diseases, ~
OllaPLES, Rlackheads, skin B!emIshes, and baby
I INI HumOls, uLe CufICuRA soar.
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Indish

Como aud Gee tho wonderful bargainO we
now offer In fine Kid Robbie Goat Byllon
Doolsj elegant goods, perfect lilllng, lALeet
styles, all sizes and avery width. Bee our
stock Of Holiday Slippers tor gentlemen,
L. v. BLOND.
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on The lnstallmCnt plan
whereby you can secure q watch at once
on easy payments, Call mud investigate.
JACOB W. GlIUBB, JewGler,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market Stg,
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Arc giving away MI attractive and use.
fal Novelty with every Boys and Child's
Suit or OiCrCOat they sell.
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FALL and Winter Stuck Just received,
A full line Of Stti;lngE, UvCrCOai lngs
and PantalOOnlngs. Also a full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
e. HESS s. SONS.
Second LOT Of Scotch Wool Underwear
lust received. For COmtOrI there IA
nothing better. They nr0 warranted
not to shrink. Z. llESSG sun.
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Fried Oysters and Chicken Salad OF the
Bazaar ut Iiland rink, Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock.
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The funniest and bent pet iormance ever
seen In Wheeling al the Grand Opera
House this afternoon,
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Don't fail TO SEQ the Fancy Table NJ The
Batlar Of Island rink, Thursday eytn'
Ing,
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Go to the Matinee THE afternoon and
see the Tourists inaP. P. o.
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uEbNEY HOUSE, NEW YonK,

Broadway aud FotllVth IT,,
European Plin-FAmolB RESTAURANT
New aud elegant--HomB.llkO.
200 Rooms 81 pot day, upwards.
MAcAULRY 4 BowERS, PiophetofG,
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UUTNAN 4 co

Are giving away nm attractive aud use.
III Novelty With every llOJ's and ulIilas
Snlt Or OTerCOat they sell.
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90 and hear tho Concert at 81.
LukO's phurch DSgaar on Ihuisday even.
Ing.
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The Captsin says also that superintend'
ent John i. Peck Is 10 blame for the state
Of affairs. Lie declares he has at home q
complete list Of tho nsmes, dates and oil
tho circumstances, which he proposes to
take before the Legislative Committee ut
the proper time. "Amopg those who
were boaIen 80 cruelty" said Capt. vii.
kerson, was John G. Roberts, whom the
Superintendent once beat with whips GO
cruel y that be bore the scars from Juno
until December The beating was done
in my room, and l was afraid he would
kill tho man, 80 begged him 10 stop be-
fore he did kill him. For my Interference
l was roundly cursed and abuEed by the
Superintendent"
dWhat became Of Roberts" he was
asked.
HE Is dead and lies buried under the
HHave many Of them died|
ayes; for fourteen months al least two
died every month, and every one Of Thorn
had been brutSlly treated and punished"
Have you any other names at reCol-
tionp
"Oh, yes; they wero only too numer.
ous, There were John ForSett, who died
twenty.th1ee days RitOr being punished;
W, s. Douglas, Joe Paul, Louis HCCkmer
and plenty Of others"
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Hard features every bunger can command;
10 draw true beauty shows a masters hand. -,

nE outline illustrations of the Ivory Soap advertisements have
created much favorable comment and the requests for copies
been numerous have meet the demand bound in the form
Of Drawing and Painting Book (zc nctc twcnour Of
the most spirited and pleasing Of the advertisements We will send
one Of these books with pad tOntyour sheets OF drawing paper
postpaid to any who will mail fifteen Ivory Soap wrappers
Please write your and full address plainly Proctor GAMBLE
Cincinnati
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Don't forget the aupper OF the Island
rink on Thursday evening, December 2, at
5 o'clock,
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beacon lllll Linen,
Is Tie Finest paper made.
], II, WILSON,
Bookseller s. SlAilOuBr,
lBOS MARKET ST
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Las. Good x 10, ncll dry goodn tho
chBapesh