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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
A METEOR FALLS
And Imbeds Itself in the Earth Dear
Knows How Far.

Knows How Far.
MILwAUKEE, Wis, July 20.-People IN
the vicinity of Grafton, ozaukee county,
are very much excited over the fall OF q
meteor near that place. While party OIL
baryesters were at work one afternoon IN a
barley field on the farm of Henry Dieder-
ick. a mile and half south of the village.
they were suddenly startled by a
loud and strange sounding noise not
unlike the roar of q long train Of cars. Ihe
noise increased in volume to such degree
during the space of only few SECONDS
as 70 become almost deafening. The un-
usual sound seemed TO come from the
heavens, and gazing upwards the specta,
tors saw what appeared to be large pan
of smoke rapidly descending to the earth.
What they took TO be a strange visitor from
a neighbOring world was n meteor. IL
struck the earth within few rods OF where
the men were working and buried
itself deep in the ground. Ihe
news spread rapidly throughout the town
ship and county, since which time MI:
Diederick's barley field has been visited
by hundreds of people, including many
scientific men. The hole in the ground is
three or four feet in circumference. Its
depth is unknown, all attempts to find
the bottom by inserting long poles, it is
said, having proved futile. Mr.. Diederick K
is now engaged excavating the earth
around the spot where the meteor lies EN-
bedded and intends to bring the latter to
the surface if it takes all summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
THE CABINET RESIGNS.
THE TORY CONQUEST OF Mr. GLADSTONE
NOW COMPLETE
Little Enthusiasm Over The Announcement IN Lon
dan-TNe Queen al 0sbOae-Easiish
E1alnion Over the New Treaty
The Dix Scandal News

LONDON, July 2O-The Cabinet, at
meeting this afternoon, decided 70 immedi-
ately place their designations in the hands
of the Queen. The meeting was held at
Mr.. Gladstonc's official residence in Down.
ing street. The street was crowded with
people, and there was but little cheering
when the decision of the Ministry became
known.
The Queen arrived to-day at the royal
castle at Osborne, Isle af Wight.
On the appearance of Mr.. Morley, the
Chief Secretary for Ireland, atthe adjourn
ment ofthe Cabinet meeting to-day, he was
vociferously cheered by the crowd that fill
ed Downing street aud the streets leading
thereto.
After the Cabinet meeting Mr.. Glad
stone gave \ reception in the the Council
Hall to number Of his friends. Mr.. Glad
stone referred in Respondent terms to his
staying powers, saying that he would be
unable to fight in the face of an embittered
Parliament. He would do his best, but
he urged his followers TO prepare to rely
upon other leaders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
MAY CUT THE DAM.

Minneapolis at the Mercy of a Band of
Desperate Indians.
ST. PAUL, July 2O.-Bishop Whipple
warned the Chamber of Commerce yester-
day that the Leech Lake and dWinnebagosish
Indians are in starving and desperate con-
dition becaus of the overflow of their
lands, caused by the Leech Lake dam
and that there is greater danger
of their cutting the dam. 1t
that case the Bishop says Minneapolis
would be swept away and only the hill
parts of ST. Paul would escape.
The lake has coast line OF
$50 miles. The Indians believe there
was no authority for the dam being built,
and the Attorney General pronounced the
law authorizing it unconstitutional.
The dam has completely destroyed the
means of subsistence Ofthe Indians, by over
flowing the lands. They can raise no crop,
and their annuity is wholly inadevuate Il
support them. They are drinking hard IL
their misery and this increases the danger
They have set fire to the forests around thu
lake rs the beginning of retaliation upoT
the whites for the injury done them Tn
Chamber voted to use its best endeayor
to influence the Government in doing JUS
tice to these Indians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
Roane Prospects.
To u, EddOr of The R.0iser:

To hC EtdOr ~ The RfgiacF:
SPENCER, ROAHE Co, W. VA, July II.
We have fair prospects for good corn
crops in this county. Our wheat crop il
generally very good and old citizens claim
that there never was better crop Of oats
in ROane county.
We think our chances for the narrow
gauge railroad from RavenswOOd 10 this
point are splendid In conversation with
Hon. X. $. Brown, yesterday, he freely
expressed himself Of the opinion that II
the right of way is secured, the building
of the road is assured When this Is done
Roane county will be abreast with the
leading counties Of the State.
We entertain strong hopes that the new
ASYLUM. II one is built, will he built here,
and - much interested in this behalf have
our people become, that they are clainor
ing for the election OF our b.st material u
the Legislature. Among many Others, w
have heard the name Of J. q. Schilling
Esq, mentioned in that connection.
Mr.. SchiIling seems especially available
because Of his servicrs n one Of the com
| missioners 10 select sites. DEMOCRAT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
CrIticIsm Of isrecltrr.

LONDON, July 20.-Advcrse criticisms
Of the lecture delivered by the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher last evening appear In sew
eral papers. The PdH Mall Gds6tfe says:
"Mr. Beecher did not have q first
class send Oh. The hall was not
filled and the great platform was empty.
The reception given 10 him did not realize
expectations. The applause was hearty,
hut lacked fcrycncy. This was partly
due 20 the character of the au-
dience, the high admission fees
charged being q bar 20 the presence Of
many people. Mr.. Beccbcr's magnificent
presence the mobility Of his face, the
modulation of his voice, his splendid die
ton made him greater than the occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
4 Ta,,.ihlp Collision,

NASHVILLE, July 20.-NewS OF a most
terrible collision near Columbia, Tenn,
on the Louisville & Nashville Raailroad,
has Just reached here. 4 spc-
cial engine coming north ran into the
Columbia accommodation going South,
killing Engineer Beech, ofthe light engine,
Henry Laushlin, conductor Of the accom-
modation train. Fireman Brown, Monroe
Wilson, baggage master, and two Others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
WON'T. WON'T, WON'T.
orr,yT GEN. GOFFS WONT LIKE A
Is UALN GIDDY GIRLS!
p,,.bEean Party Seem % Think So
'-' Al Ran Wilson will Snatch the Plum
Il Gyf Won't Really and Tuly
Why Then Hubbard Viii.
r,,,,,n 10 ire Register.

s.,,ag r,lsgrn 10 the Register.
w,sVrxGrox, July 2O.-General GOH
.;,uss TO be in receipt almost daily ol
,,,t.rs , from prominent Republicans OF his
49,, ,.,,r;ct insisting that he shall be a eandi-
", ", f,r reelection to Congress. The Gen
'' I b,urver, protests that he is not and
N rot he a candidate forre-electiOn. His
IDS s,y that he is sincere in thus pro
inc 49," and do not believe he can be pre-
I'D mon to again make the race.
lis believed here that Col. Ben Wilson
,,,Inot he adverse to making the race on
-, Democratic ticket. His friends are
,nfj,p, that he can defeat any candidate
,b,, the opposition may nominate.
p.nnbFrans say that if General Golf is
,be nominee it is probable that Mr.. W.
p Vubhard will be placed on the ticket in
-. ,,l4Ra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
WESTERN STORMS.
Rain, Wind. Hail and Lightning Fall With
Fatal Effect.


OMAHA, NEB., July 2O.-ln Western
Nebraska and Eastern Wyoming the rain,
wind and hail storms of about one hours
duration, which began at 5:l5 last even
ing near Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, extending
six miles east and two miles west Of that
town, blew down thirty telegraph poles
and caused a wash out Of the Union Pa
cifc track, unrOOfed several houses, but
hurt 10 one, as reported yet.
Both the wires and the road are in work
ing order to-day. A dispatch from Min
den, Kearney county, Nebraska, says;
Yesterdays storm in this comfy was
very severe. There was heavy rain fall
The wind blew down the Danish church
three miles south of Fredicksburg and
killed an old lady, Mrs NclS Monks.
Some miles south of Meriden the lightning
struck a house, killing ROsmus Dtllin, a
German farmer, his son, II years old, and
a daughter, II years old, instantly and sc,
verely injured another child. No damage
to crops is reported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
THE dixie SCANDAL.
The Evidence the Rankrst Yet Given by
the Crawford Woman.

The Evidence the Rankcst Yet Given by
the Crawford Woman.
LONDON, July 20.-Evidence given to-
day in the trial of the Crawford divorce
case showed clearly that Mrs. Crawford
had been guilty of adultery with Captain
Foster. Mrs Crawford took the stand and
declared that her confession made 10 her
husband was true. She swore that she
often visited Sir Charles Dilke's house.
Mrs. Crawford, continuing, said she hal
never loved her husband. The latter was
dstrustful in the extreme, and was always
suspecting her of wrong doing. She had
not spoken 90 her mother for three years.
She married because her mother WAS mis-.
erable. Mrs. Crawford then went into o
long recital ofthe incidents connected with
her meeting with the woman named Fan
ny" ut Sir Charles Dilkcs' house. and the
extraordinary things which took place ut
| that time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
No EVIDENCE
Snoun That in Any Way InculPates Mr..
PaYne--IIoar's Report.

Shogn That ia Amy Way Inculpates Mr..
Payne--Hoar's Report.
WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The following
!, r.port made by Senator HOar to the
r,r,mirr,.. on Privileges and Elections up
nh IN. material submitted by the Ohio
legislature in the Payne case, which mater
,INr Ho.r. ~ 4 subcommittee, examined
anil ep,ylr,l. Il have examined the evi-
l.o.,. forwarded BY the House Of Repre-
.,n;,tiy,> OF Ohio. The investigation was
rrI.r., resolution directing an inquiry as
., the charges that four members of the
nr...nt Legislature, being also members OF
M. last. We're guilty OF being induced by
,,rrnpr means To vote for Payne. These
,lgra,, wcsr not sustained. But the III
,gliry lu1k u wider range. There was eyI-
jrnrr tending TO show that Mr..
PAYNE, name was not pub
Trly suggested ~ candidate
f,r senator until after the State election;
tht IL wlS not very prominently Sug-
u,,t,l until shortly before his election in
January: that many persons who have
h.,n surpassed to favor PendletOn voted
for Ptyur. Uhlt there was wide
spread belief that corrupt means
were used To procure the
result: that one member was offered a
large sum OF money iOr his vote; that there
were hrlrSly statements charging cOrrup-
ton aS 4, several others; that two mem
bers OF the Legislature received large sums
of money about the time of the election, of
which. being called rs witnesses, they gave
uo satisfactory account; that the principal
managers of Mr.. Payne's canvass, viz.
Page. Mclean, Huntington and Oliver II.
Paynr. did not testify before the commit
lee But there is no evidence tend
iug 10 show the bribery OF any member
unless Us above stated; there is no evidence
to connect Mr.. Payne, the sitting member,
with these transactions, and nothing tC
show that the result was changed OF affect
rl hy such means.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
The Mexican Revolution.

LAREDO, July 20.-Intense excitement
preyails ON the Mexican side of the Rio
Grsnde concerning the status Of the reyo-
luton which has broken into the -lamauh,
mas. The air is thick with predictions and
rumors. none of which can be
traced to an authentic source. 1t Is
stated. however, on good authority that
nromiueut citizen of Mexico now living in
Laredo and an active sympathizer with the
present outbreak, received cipher dispatch
Yesterday from Tarrulepas, stating that
the reyolutionists would be pronounced
TODAY in the principal places of Mata'
moras Ifthis Is done il is thought blood
shed viii surely follow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
Tr.v.lyan to Contest I.eith Burrhs.

LONDON, July 20.-Mr, 5, W. Jacks
Liberal Unionist candidate for the leith
burghs, who withdrew from the contest ON
the nomination by the Liberals OF MIR.
Gladstone and allowed the scat TO 70 by
default has announced his intention Of
withdrawing from the candidacy for that
seat in new election for the purpose Of
permitting Sir Otto Trevelyan, ex-Chicf
Secretary Of Scotland, who resigned from
the Cabinet because of his non-concurrcncc
in Mr.. Gladstone's Home Rule scheme, to
contest the scat. Mr.. Trcvclyan was the
Liberal Unionist candidate for Haw'ck
burghs, and was defeated by A. l.. Brown,
the Gladstonian candidate for that scat,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
MARTINS FERRY.

James Gaether and family are In Chicago
visiting.
Joseph Medill Is severely III with lung
troubles.
J. J. Crippen, Of Bellaire, is the guest
Of friends in town.
John busch, Esq, Is in Atlantic City
recuperating his falling health.
L0-t-A small fat brass key. The finder
will confer great favor by leaving u At
the postoflice.
Two boiDermakers from Barnhilps shop
in Bellaire put in last night repairing l..
Spence's boilers.
On Saturday night the Union COrBet
Band Of Ktnavillc, will give an open air
concert on Fourth street.
Col. John Watson, Of Auburn, I'LL,
passed through town yesterday on his way
10 Mt. Pleasant his former home.
Misses Nellie sedgwick and Minnie
Parkless have returned 20 their hoaes in
81. ClairsvilIe and Smithfeld after .
weeks visit with Miss Anna RalstOn.
W. G. Rider, Of the firm Of 3. A. Kcan
* Co., bankers, OF Chicago, was in the eity
Monday looking after the interests Of HIS
firm In their purchase Of water works
bonds.
The Court has appointed Z. II. Smith
receiver Of funds Cor the payment OF us
| judgment for rs per cent. of che stock bid
by members Of the old Ohio City Iron and
Nail Company.
The work Of boring Cor oil or gas on the
farm ofDr. J. A. Tweody, about hye miles
up Short Creek from Portland commenced
Yesterday. The work IL being done by the
Cleveland Oil and Gas Company.
Mr.. David withero, formerly Sf MI
Pleasant. o., but for the past thirty years
of Benton county, Iowa, passed ftrough
town yesterday ON his way TO bis old home
90 visit scenes Of his childhood and past
recollection.
James A. Gray, Esq, has on exhibition
NJ his place of business, the Commercial
Bank. q specimen bunch Of mammoth
i wheat raised on his farm west Of town. IL
1, simply enormous, some Of the heads
measuring SIX inches in length and well
filled.
The following Mt Pleasant people were
in the city yesterday, mast Of them on thfis
way home from Mountain Lake Park:
Rev. ID. B. Updegraf and family, Russell
Opg and family, Zel Hnsy .nd hmhy'
George Lupton and family and nj. frsn'
els Lupt0u.
II Council met last night. and among 0thea
things directed the Solicitor 70 draw up ~
ordinance imposing upon saloon keepsfs
who yiolzte law fne of not Len than ~
.. or more than 500 and imprisonment 20
! mot les than ten D0r more than sni!g
days. The Mayor Wa insts.sssa e -
A contract With the C., l. 4 ". kaifosu
Company In accordance With the ordnsoce
passed July 9th. An ordinance ~. aseps'
Cd authorizing the Solicitor 70 entef con'
! demnation proceeding for post'oa o ~
; Dorsch puperty, for site ff psnEnl
: stasiou. and TO confer With ~. Dehss
about site for . resesvoaf. =.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
An End to Bone Scraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, u,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it Have
had running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me would have to
have the bone scraped or leg amputated ]
used, instead, three bottles of Electric Bit
ters and seven boxes Bucklen,s Armies
Salye, snd my leg is now sound and well. "
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents q
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 25c.
per box, by Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21

though the week of jubilee is over, the
faithful will continue to meet four or five
nights in every week with two services,
afternoon and evening, on Sunday. When
the brethren and sisters conclude the cere-
monies on Sabbath afternoon they partake
of tea furnished by Mrs. Brooke, each OF
the congregation being expected to provide
something for the table. After supper they
take stroll around the spacious yard arm
in arm, and then a short season of social
conversation is INDUCED in on the por.
ticn
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ADESTRUCTIYE FIRE.
Nottingham Block, Cleveland De- Burned
A List of Losses.

A'AoNH'
"A List of Losses.
CLEVELAND, O., July 2O.-A destruc-
five fire visited the Nottingham Block, an
elegant brick building five stories high, on
Euclid avenue, at an early hour this morn
ing. The building is occupied on the
ground floor by Cook Bros, dealers in
wall papers, the Brooks Household
Art Company, II. C. Gaylord, druggist,
Kemmer Il kuShman, Frame Company.
The fire started in the Art Company S
store and rapidly spread to the others;
The remaining, except stores, are occupied
as Offices. The building is new and is one
of the handSOmcSt in the city. The stores
of Cooks Bros. and the Art Company
were entirely destroyed, entulIng
loss Of at least $4,000.
Edgar Adams picture frame store III an
adjoining building was damaged to the
extent of SlO,OO by water. Grayhead,
the druggist, lost about $2,5OO, and KEN
mer q Kushman about $780, The
building was badly burned and twill cost
$50, 900 to repair it. The list OF insurance
is not obtainable at this time, but 1t Is
said that all losers are pretty heavily III
SurCl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
AnrstrnctiYe Fire.

SpcciW TiCUHm IL The Register.
PARKERSBUR w. Va, July 2O.-ThC
saw and planning mill owned by Wells
Bros, at Little Hooking, Ohio, caught fire
from sparks from the smokestack and
burned to the ground. Loss $1,000; no III
surance. The dwelling house of William
Chambers took fire from the burning mil
and was also consumed; loss $500; partially
insured
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still Lingering.

Special TylegralR 10 he Register.
WESTON, W. VA.-HOmer U. Butcher
who was drawn between cog
wheels here yesterday IS still
lingering at the point of death DIR.
NJ. d. Holt assisted by Drs. Kunzt, Ed
miston and warder amputated his lee
above the ankle to-day. His other Is
broken and dislOeated, and he sustained
internal injuries. 1t is reported here this
evening that another young man named
Butcher was cut in two ut saw mill IN
Leading Creek, this County to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21

LONDON, July 20.-The premature e1ui.
taiion of a portion Of the British press over
the new eStradition treaty as promising
the cooperation Of America agninst the
dynamite section Of the Nationalist invites
attention here TO the curious fact that the
drait of the treaty was signed almost Inn.
mediately after the defeat In Parliament OF
Mr. Gladstone
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
A Foundry Burned.

PrrTsBuRG, Pa. July 2O.-The building:
occupied by the Union Machine and
Foundry Company on Preble avenue
Allegheny City was entirely destroyed by
fire this morning together with a larg'
amount of valuable machinery belonging
10 creditors of the defunct Gill Car Works
Company. Loss $50, 900, fully covered by
insurance. The cause of the fire is un
known
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Defaulter Gay Held.

PITTsBuRG, July 2O-Samuel h. Gay,
the defaulting pension clerk, was given a
preliminary hearing before United States
Commissioner Kay and held in $1,000
bail for final hearing tomorrow. Daniel
C. Foote, the young man arrestedIn Cleve-
land with Gay. was discharged, the evil
dence not duplicating him.
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An Overdose of Laudanum.

SpeciR Telegram To HC Register.
WESTON, W. VA, July 20.-Last night
ut about 1915, DIR. F. Gibson, a well
known physician Of this county, died here
from an overdose of laudanum. The
efforts of four doctors failed to rcsuscitate
him. His funeral took place to-day at
FrcemanSburg, where Inc lived.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21

ID. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he wa,
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs: had tried many RENE
dies without benefit. Being induced h
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, did 50 and was entirely cured
by use OF a few bottles. Since which tims
he has used IL in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This h tbs
experience Of thousands whose lives have
Seen saved by this Wonderful Discovery
rial Bottles free at Logan q Co.'S Drut
Store.
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Pine Manufacturers.

PrrTsBURG, July 20.-The National
Association Of Pipe Manufacturers, which
includes all the tube manufacturers i'll the
country, met here to-day and reaffirmed
the card of prices adopted at a meeting
held at New York last month. Trade was
reported good. The association adjourned
10 meet in Philadelphia August p.
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Instructed for OxIey.

Specidi TICgrdm 10 The Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, July 2O.-BOonc
County Democratic Convention yesterday
instructed for b. II. Oxley for Senate in
Seventh District. No instructions were Of
fcrcd for Congress, but it is said the delc-
cation is for Snyder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-21
Beautify Your Home.

Finish the walls and ceilings with Ala
bastine You can do it; inexpensive; Try
it. White and twelve tints. Cheaper and
better than paint, kalsOmine or paper.
Disinfects and prevents diseases. Beauti'
full sample cards free. BY druggists, hard
ward and paint dealers. $3.50 given away
Wilson & Chapman, Wheeling,
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BASE BALL.
4 Wonderful Slugging Match Between the
Athletics and Cincinnatis.

- w WV
Athletics and Cincinnatis.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2O.-The Athletic
and Cincinnati clubs played most eXcit-
Ing game to-day and the home team finally
won in the tenth inning, after one Of the
greatest exhibitions OF slugging ever wit
messed in this city. While the visitors did
not hit Atkisson very freely, they punched
their hits in four innings in such n manner
as to enable them to tie the game in the
ninth. Up TO this point the Athletics had
batted Mullanc for fifteen hits. They got
ut him again with energy in the tenth and
scored tour runs, three earned on two
triples, two doubles and single. The
fielding of both teams was EIirly good.
Attendance, 2,63O. Score:
HpHiBJs...............l > > 10
Athletics ............l ! | D i-ld
Cincimati............O > = l U O.
Earned runs, Athletic Z, Cincinnati I;
two base hits, O'Bricn, Robinson, Stovcy,
McPhee; three base hits, Larkin, Robin
son, Coleman, Bierbauer; wild pitches,
Atkisson 3, Mullanc 3; first base on balls,
Athletic ), Cincinnati >; errors, Athletic 3,
Cincinnati ;: umpire. Bradley.
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VA "A little fire is quickly trOdden out

a little fire is quickly trOdden out
Which, being suffered, rivers cannot
quench.n
h, i;IOeE'StlnatiOn may rob you of time, but
~ T. increased diligence you can make up the
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!ou youL appetite tickle, your sleep broken,
SOs SUsr mind oppressed, your whole being
Sio.o G' ol sorts, depend on it you are seriously
Gs'SSeu. GS11Seu. In all such cases Dr. Pieree's
ssD,. So.uen Medical Discovery" will speedily
~ NJ genuine, radical eure-makea new
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VI lingering disease.