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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
SMEEZINc CArARRH.

The distressing ansesc. ,nscze, snesze. the arid,
vsiery dIsehsrges from the eyes and ssss, the
painful In hammsiiop extending 10 the throat, the
swelling Of the mucous ibinz, causing choking
sensations, cough, ringing noises In the bead sbd
splitting heada1tes.-kov familiar thee symp-
toms ns 10 thousands .ho suffer periodically from
head oeds or 10 nusnxa, ssd who live In txborznor
Of the Tact that single application 81 sAsyosD's
RADICAL CUsx YOk CATAEKH gill Afford fnHanis-
HHoAi r.IDC.
Bat this treatment In osss Of simple Catsrfs
gives hat fsint idea Of wtst this rene ~ sfIi 90
10 the chronic forms, whsT- the breathing IL oh
sIuc,ed by choking, puird nIueous socum ola iions
the hearing affected, fmsll and tssse sone, throat
uIosratsd and hacking cough snlasily fastSpipg
itself Gpob the dsbilitatsi s,stsm. Thea Il 10 thai
the marvellous curative power Of bAnyosD's Rad
IcIL CrHy mAniissis iself "a instsatanesss snd
sIateiul relisi Gtre bgins from the hss, sppiiSs-
iieR- II u npid, rsdlcal. permanent, sooaoaitsi.
1aie
slxyoRp's glDR Al CuEs sosstsi, Of ons bsrIe
0t ths RADICAL CuHK. sss Dor al CAJAskHAL
soLYxsr, ard al IsvsoyED fsHaLxr; pfiea, o.
PorTzz DsUa CHEMICAL Co, Bonos.
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Cutting to KiII-west virginia Gold and
SiIvsr-MOuntain Trout.
Special 10 the Sunday RegiSter.
PARKSRsBURG, May 22-AnthonY Nc
Nichols, the only remaining member OF
notorious Juvenile Jesse James gang, was
arrested by Constable Beckwith on a
charge ot having cut and stabbed with in
teut to kill, Leo Warman, at q picnic on
BIannerhassett Island. Wsrmsn was
BADLY cut about the face and body. Nc
Nichols was sent to prison in default OF
hond He is the same boy who accident
slly killed his pal, Penley, at the Shooting
Park. some time since, an account Of
which was published in the REGISTER at
the time. u,.u.
Il ia reported that Thomas Williams,
the returned California gold miner who Is
alleged to have found gold and silver IN
paving quantities in Roane county, passed
through here en- ronte for point on Spring
Creek, FIVE or six miles from Rosne, U.
g., where he will, with companions, open
up test mine. Williams Is reported 10
have declared that he had sunk q shaft al
the above mentioned point about twenty
two feet below the surface, and fonnd psy
dirt and quartz rock containing gold and
silver 10 the amount of 1928, or there
sbouts per ton, for which he shows guar
snteed assay from responsible parties o.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Other members Of
The marty will be along
presently, and work will be commenced IN
earnest on the land leased by the syndicate
Several old miners are hare and have been
for several days awaiting the arrival o.
Williams One of them expressed an opiin
ion that there was really something sollc
in all the reports of the finding OF gold anc
silver in the mountains Of West Virginia
Fishermen are enjoying delightful time
in capturing the funy game on the LittI'
Kanswhs, especially on the upper rive
from Burning springs:sboVe. Catches o
80 to 40 fine bass in one hour ave reported
"a common. The most surprising thing
however attached to the fishing on tn
Kapswhs, is the catching Of a number o
mouutsia trout. This is an unusual thipl
and has attracted much attention and con
! featuring. The most plausible theory Of tn
snpesrsncs of this game fish, whose HON
IL naturally in the clear, gold, crystal waite
of the mountain, ia that they Eers carries
ont Of their brooks and streams by to
heavy rains of the past few weeks into tn
rivers and lower streams.
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PsrkOJ.kUM.

v1tss.tita-
TIrusvILLE, Pa, May 22.-Petroleum--
Opened ut 67ic; highest Gstc lowest
Gle, and closed at lie,
bradford.
BRApFoRD. May "a Petroleum
Opened at G7;c; closed at 67Ic; highest
6Sto. lowest che; clearAnces l,2Sh. 900
barrels
PrrrssrRG, Pa, May 22-Petroleum -
Doll and heavy; National Transit eerti6-
Gates opened at G7ic; closed At 67ic,
Highest GsIc; lowest Gle.
OH Citv.
On CRY, MAY 22.--Petroleum--Opnsd
at Gle; highest oslo; lowest CT lc, closed
at Gle; sales LAC. 900 barrels; cIearances
3,2l6, 900 bsrrels; chsrtsrs 1887 bar
rels; shipments 77,760 barrels; runs To-
go barrels.
New York
NEw YoRE, May ~ -Petroleum-
Opened dull at G7Ic. rose 10 Go.c, drop
ped to 67sc. touched G1sc, md on report
that Willeit No. ? Vas doing 375 barrels
per hour, broke market to 67lc. with
heavy sales al The way down. IL rallied
lc and closed weak at Gle. Sales 4, :
! 1913 900 barrels.
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BASE BALL.
An Exciting Game in Which the Ath-
IefiCs Defeat the CinCinatis.
St. Louis Downs Brooklyn and Pitts
burg Knocks Out the Nets.
Interesting Games Elsewhere and
the Races.

At Philadelphia-The game between
the Athletics and Cincinnstis was one Of
the most exciting witnessed here for some
time. The home club secured the victory
although at the end OF the second inning
defeat was almost the foregone conclusion
of the $3.50 spectators. The visitors pun
ished Matthews viciously in the frat and
second inniDga. After this Matthews
settled down to work, and receiving
perfect support in the field, the
Cincinuatis were unable to increase
heir score and passed their opponents in
the ninth inning, amid the cheers of the
spectators.
Score: Athletics, 8; Cincjnnatis, Z.
Earned runs, Athletics l. Homo runs,
Milligau, Corkbill. Two-base hits, U Brien,
Gleason and Feunelly. Three. bsse hits,
Jones and Baldwin. Passed balls, Bald.
win 8. Wild pitches Matthews |; Mullane
3. First base on balls, Athletics 2; Gin
cinnatis |. First base hits, Athletics s.;
Cincinnatis IL. Errors, Athletics 4; Gin
cinnatis 6. Umpire, Quinn.
At New York-In the game between st.
Louis aud Brooklyn at Washington Park,
Brooklyn the visitors, outplayed their COM
pstitors and won handsomely. Score:
brooklyn 3, St Louis ); earned runs, st.
Louis | two base hits, Burch. Terry and
Welch; passed balls, Bushong 3; first base
on balls, Brooklyn I; base hits Brooklyn
&, st. Louis III errorS, Brooklyn 6, st.
Louis 2; umpire Kelly.
In the game between Pittsburg and the
Nets at Staten Island, the visitors at
once took a good lead and held it to the
end, though the home team made strong
rally. Score Nets, 4; Pittsburg, 5.
Earned runs, Nets. 2, Pittsburg |. Home
runs, Orr. Two base hits, Brady, Miller,
Carroll Birst base on balls, Nets 2
Pittsburp |. First base hits, Nets. 10,
Piusburg I. Errors, Nets. 3, Pittsburg ).
Umpire, Clinton.
At Chicago-The Chicagos played q
most excellent game, both at the bat and
in the field, and defeated the Philadelphlas
off hand, though the latter batted Clark Tor
l9 bases. Attendance 5000 Score:
Chicago 9, Philadelphia 5; runs earned,
Chicago s. Phiadelphia 2; home runs,
Mulyey, Wood and Flint; base hits, Chi.
cago IL, Philadelphia S; errors Chicago
i, Philadelphia d.
At Detroit-A very onesided ball game
was played here, the home nine smuggling
out victory with the help OF DAILY, who
gave six men bases on balls, five OF whom
scored. hard nituug was the feature:
Score Detroit, -; Washington, 3. Earned
runs Detroit 5; base hits, Detroit 10,
Washington s; errors, Detroit 3. Washing
t0n =.
At Troy-Troy Polytechnic, ~; Wesley
University, G.
Races
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-First race, one
and one-eighth miles, AscepdpF won time
Second race, Fleetwood handicap one
and five.eighth mics, Lucy Il. woai time
asa.
Third race, one mile, Phil Lee won; time
l:46!.
Fourth race, three fourlhs mile, Enchsnt
ress won; iiTe, l:2I.
Fifth race, one and oRe-fourtA miles, Lo
gan won; time, 2:l3!.
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Elk. Transactions, 223, 40 shares.
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

"hc
Brtter-nemand isir. Choice creamery
Csc; country choice 100 lc; good coun'
try 7@9c; common 597c; butterIne
l3@lSc; supply increasing.
Beesyax-luoteds st 2o(S28c y ID.
Beans-Hand picked navy 81 OO9
| 20 Der bushel; unstable.
Dried Fruit-Nev ersporsted pared
peaches l7@l8c; IMPAIRED do lO9l2c
rAspberries l79lsc; blackharies rose
New supdrisd, Apeias, CHARTERED, l3@2I
sliced, 4@6c; peaches, new snslves,4iS6tc
do quarters. 4@5c; d. pared l69lSc;
pitted cherries $3.50. New eTsporstse
apples Safe. Market on Dried Frat non.
inal; demand Moderate.
Oheese-SSlss in joking way Of primt
mild Ohio factory at 99l2:c; New Yost
| l4i@l5c; sseitzsr lO9l3c Ewbsrgsr 8
@l2c. ~
doz. ; supply fair aud demand good.
Feathers-Choice. 5U9S6c IN origin'
packages, 4(a6c more in sTsL lots
Honey-Oksies Shits olesss, 1894
choice 6uokwkaat Role.
Nuts-SheIb1rks, 6Oc per bushel, blaci
Sa,uuts, 3l(4.s0c,
Potatoes-Choice IS 10 SOC per bushel
common 40 to 45c per busheli demand
slow.
Poulry-Iive chickens. old 81 OO@
4 so y dozen: spring chickens, s. SOC
4 so Good demand.
Rags-Stsady at i9lle for white nil
cd co!.o7; l@iic for Gil wool and TIC
IL for mixed.
seeds-Tinoth, sesd % 10 per bushel
clover, small seed Sc 90; large &c 90. q
10 quality. Market abont closed. Hui
Qarisn $l.l5 per bashel; Golden Milk
Sl.25 per bushel.
Sweet cider-CountrT sweet % on
|. 3 so per barrel; crab cider IS 0097 5
> Der barrel Demand quiet.
Lard-CoQnry prime, 5i(S6c.. demAr
fair.
Apples, green, p Dbl choice sl.T5t
2 Ca: supply scarce; demand fair.
Onious-Bermuda ~ 1898 90 p
/. busheL Bunch Onions, new, 2OCS25c P
4 dozen. Good demand.
= Lettuce--At OIL 90 per bushel
Peas-Nev 81 SOFA 90 in bushel box
Rhubarb, l5@20c per dozen bunchs
e SLOW demand.
E. Spinnach--At f5c per bushel
oil Rev York.
NV YoEK, May p --Flour-Receil
o q. 273 barrels; exports 200 barrels.
1856 sacks; market dull and weak %
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Three Governors.

CINCINNATI, May % Governors Wilson
Of West Virginia. Lee OF virginia, and For
aker of Ohio, who are here as guests
Of the Festival Association, were introduced
TO members Of the Chamber Of Commerce
this AFTERNOON b. President Stevens Gov
Wilson vas grateful Tor tie opportunity be
had Of seeing something of the enterprise
and public spirit Of Cincinnati. Gov. Lee
Who vas received With shouts OF applause
made more elaborate speech. Gov. For
lar followed.
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FOrt Gaines, Ga May !, 1885.

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THE LAW CONSTITUTIONAL.

Judge Jacob Makes n Decision in the
Board Matter.
Saturday morning, in Part One OF the
Circuit Court, Judge Jacob made decision
on the motion of counsel for the city 10
dismiss the petition Of j. B. Sheppard and
others praying that the ordinance creating
the Police and Fire Board be superseded.
revoked and arDulled, holding that the
Act Of 1875, under which the petition was
presented was constitutional.
Counsel for the city thereupon entered
demurrer, which was set down for argu-
ment on Thursday next.
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PROPOSALS FOR cosWcrLAsoR.
WET yisaIxn Psyrxsrusy,

hoUsDsyiiGk, "A pSn -, -
CElLED PROPOSALS. WILL bE EkCEtvkD
- BY the upderslsped pbtB ~ oisock nfrtltss,
IN TUESDAY,, NAY n. isss. iss the lshsf q sus
hundred liyg aiis bod.ed convict, aod tvssfy-sts
C2si or noe ska srs not aole-hosBed, 20 - en~
IIoysd .ithln the pesitsnuzFT Tor kyn o. Iron
thrse ~ TO Avs lsj yssn. ADD 10 10 furnished o
tas lsth day 81 Apfust, iDS.
Ealh bid shsiI specify the article pupo~S y -
yu,butsetpre1 ths bomksr u sIpafs fest 81 shop
nom that viIl Be required. the smosnt u aszis
possr and the price PER day ibsfsfes.
n the bt1dsr cestns~ 20 noDufsrfRU 1i6efr1t
eissss 81 articles. the bos 70 - sapasyed each
tls. must be ia fw sepAssteiy.
Jbs sucosrsiui bis1sf VII - rsfersi - snIsr
into contract In pgrsusnee u bis bA, sod furpiss
hood satisfactory 70 y - Bosrj d Dfec orr 10
such sum % sasy by tbsm b deszsst NECESSARY,
eo.di,ioBed fer the faithful ptS,erasncs 81 k,s
soptfacs, ana AZ The lav djreefs; blssk ioso 81
which contrast and bod 10 on Ole and VII rensfn
9Th the clerk Of tss Board, during ms s4vsrssss
Fseh bid must BE- sceomDanisd vIth . beod. viii
s1isties 70 the sosiasfion Of shs bssTe. thst tne
| b,d5eY Win conp3y VIII fhe terms d he ~, u u
/ a sccspsxd. ana b sssisd anf sddrwssd - he
| sst srfpisaient ana eadossei ND ios IstSv.'
| Aay luTthsg isfssnsaiSn desired Vii - ies-
| nishss On sppilcstioa 70 tnss enosL
Ths Bssrd Of Diretsss res rye ~ rishf ID rs,se'
y b. osa q the Board Of D,...,sn, 49,
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CLOSING IN.
The Prosecution in the Case of the
Hotel Murder Mystery
Nearing the End of Its Evidence
Against Maxwell.
The MOrgus Superintendent les.
titles.

ST.. LOUIS, May 22-The prosecution il
the Maxwell case are nearing the end OIL
their hist Of witnesses, the evidence oil
whom they think will convict the defend.
ant Of murder in the first degree. and it is
probable that they will close their side Of
the case to-day.
j. F. Ryan, Superintendent of the
Morgue to which Preller's body was taken,
was the first witness He described the
trunk and the exact position OF the body
in 1t, when he saw it; the body was badly
swollen and almost black from decomposi-
ton. The only clothing on the body was
a pair Of drawers marked wv. 81. Brooks;
there were superficial cuts. skin deep, on
the body's breast, and on the inside of
trunk was piece of paper bear
ing the words 80 perish all traitors to the
great cause" Witness had the liver and
lungs removed from the body and taken to
q chemist, who examined them had also
had the body embalmed, which reduced the
swelling and discolorstien. Witness had
seen the body exeumed and thought that
it was in excellent condition considering
the length OF time that it had been in.
tered
Crossexaminstion developed the fact
that the witness, when the body had first
been brought to the Morgue, had marked
it white man" to distinguish it from the
surrounding corpses Of negroes.
Several other witnesses were examined
this moIning. but gave no new testimony.
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Camden-SpIlIman.
Special 10 the Sunday RegiGter.

NltCINI % WI6 Nl7'Rl'g
PARxERsBURG, May 22-Csrds are no"
ont for the wedding of Lieut.. Baldwin Day
Suillman and Miss Annie Camden, daugh'
ter of Senator ]. n. Camden. The wed
ing day is fixed for the lst Of June, the Ger
emony to come oi' at the Trinity church
in this city at $50 p m. Of that day; re
ceu,ion at the residence of Senator Cam
den. Great preparations are being made
for this, the social event OF the season. Il
Is said there will be eight attendant
couples. the grooms to be LleutesSnts o
tha Il. S, Army.
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a,crprr,ps Dali and fru

STATE SPrrpruIHs Dan ann hrin
RAILRoADs-More active; sales -, l44,'
900.
SToCEs-The market opened steady, but
trading in favorite stocks soon carried the
general market with them. Prices sd
vanced with no reaction of Importance
until near the close, when realizing
summed upward movement and the mar.
ket oloeed heavy close to the best
figures of the day. Vauderbits are
strong and show material gains, Lake
Shore being q feature. Considerable buy
ing, generally believed principally covering
of shorts. Changers were the only stocks
on the list making Q net advance OF more
than per cent, now being up to IA Lack
awanns |, and the rest OF the market frsc-
tional amounts. Sales for the week l,276,-
1888 shares, an advance of 10000 over last
week. Transactions, 223, i20 shares.
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7. +. BAYARD.
BAYARD WIDE AwAEE.

A gentleman who has talked With Score
tary Baysrd upon the subject within day
or two saws that be is as much interested
in the matter as either of the Maine Sens'
>ors can be and that he has great regard
: :. "a fishermen. BE expresses himself
Ior y e., ,;bly as to the conduct OF the
very %ay. ,Ssc o;Scials. he lookS at the ques'
20, Gon1 as an American and not from party
. .sn and says there Is no politics IN
=. a hat the action OF the Department
cannot vet be made public, out 'ns1 NE ne
can assure any Congressional friend OF I'M. me
EsS that everything that is possible
= helms done to protect their Interests;
With regard to the refusal OF Collector oil
Customs, at Digby, to permit tne cap
aims of Jennie and I9lia 70
buy herring there to smoke, ne
Sa;d he had Instructed Consul Nhelsu to 20
At once to Digby sndinvsstisste. Secretary
Bsyard deprecated any attempt on the part
n f.bermen to coerce the Canadian Gov
eminent, and said that every step IN that
direction would weaken the United States
and strengthen Canada. He hoped that
American fshermen would strictly observe
customs regulations in Canada.
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A Well Twice Struck.

PIrrsBURG, kAy 22.-The Manufactur-
ers' Natural Gas Company struck a well
With o tremendous pressure at Csnnons,
burg, Pa this afternoon. During o thun-
der storm q short time later the gas was
isuited by lightning and the derrick and
rigging was consumed. The well is still
hnrning furiouSiY,
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To all who are suffering from the errors
ana indiscretions of youth, Desvous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC.,
will send a receipt that will cure you, free
OF charge. This great remedy was dis
covered by q missionary IN South Amer
lea. Send selfaddressed envelope ia
the Rev. Joseph I. InmAu, StationD, New
York City.
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Mis-. RsndIston Improving.

NEw YORK, May 22.-Miss Pendleton
the daughter Of the United States Minister
to Berlin, has almos. recovered from the
effects of her fall. She was removed to bel
brothers house to-day. No arrangement
have vet been made 70: Mrs. Pendlstoni
innarAl.
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Rev. samuel Steele Dying.

BUCKELSNoN, W. Va, May p Rev.
Samuel Steele, who was formerly pastor al
the North and Chsplins Stree. Churches,
Is lying at the point Of death. His cons
sons are all here and have no hopes of his
recovery.
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ANau Steel Plant,

PrrrsBURsH, May 22-Ground has been
broken ut Port Perry for the erection Of q
new Bessemer steel works, for the DuquesDe
Steel Company. The company will have n
capital Of 81 GOO, 600, and this plant when
finished will be the second largest in ths
country.
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SUNDAYS.
Leave the City.st I 60 a. H., and every hour TO
Leave wheeling Park at S 90 q. NJ, and every
hour 70 10 co p. N.
c. HIRSCH,
Superintendent
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EPITHELIOMA!
OR SKIN CANCER

Eor ,syep wears I suffered with a cancer on nJ
to- All the simple remedies we're applied 20 Al
isviata the pain, bat the place oonttnUet 10 grow
sraIlv extending into my nose, IRON which eam'
twas also inhamed, and annoyed me agreat deal
,hoTt eight months $50 sas In Atlanta, al th6
E-,p.e az a friend, who 70 strongly recommended
tbs use OF sWiit'S SPECIFIC that determined &c
- an effort 10 procure 10. In this 1 Was sue
ss,,iuI and began its use. The influence OF The
,Sslrins a hrst Vas 10 somewhat aggrayate the
s,rp. but soon the inaamUaiton was AlAyed, and
I rsv,u 70 inprCve after The nrSt lev OOttleA y y
,,,e-aI aealth has greatly improved. i am
s,rnngpr, and able 70 do any kind OF work. The
,,,sr on NV lace began 10 decrease and the ulcer
10 heal until thsre Is not VestSe OF u leit-only
a lttta stsAr marks the place WI ere tt had BEEN.
am rssdy 10 answer all questions relative 70 this
re MIS-. JOICIE A. MCDONALD.
Atlanta Va, August Il, 1855.
,hays hal a cancer 90 my face for some years,
e1tending from one cheek bone across the nose 70
tbp other. IL has given me great deal Of pain, ~
lima, burning and itching 70 such an extent that
A. Vas almost unoe4rable. l commenced unng
Swiit's Sdes &c 10 May, lSSS, and have used eight
ins the Inflammation and restoring my general
Knoxville, Iowa, sept s, 1885.
For many years / Vas a sufferer with cancer Of
rbs nose and having been cured BY the use Of 5. 3
= IeeI constrained BY a sense Oi duty 10 suner.
I'M, humanity to make this statement Of my case.
With the fourteenth bottle the cancer began 70
besI rapidly and soon disappeared aud for several
rIout rs there has been no appearance oil sore OF
sry kind on my nose o. face, neither Is my nose
Al IN tsuder 10 the touch. have taken about two
5olan bottles Of ; : :, add am Soundly cured and
know that ). ) 8. effected the cure after every
known remedy Vas tried and had iai ed.
ROBERT SNEDLEY,
Fort Gaines, Ca May !, 1885.
1 had heart Of the wonderful cures OF SEifts
~, ciic, and resolved 10 Try II. commenced tai
i6y Il in April, 1884. Ny general health was much
Improved, yet the cancer which vas IN my breast
to grow slowly but surely. The bunch
rev and became quite heavy. iell that must
either have a cut or die. But a COMMENCED dis
rhargtnE quantities Of amst black tniek blood. IL
continued healing around the edges until Feoru-
AIRY, when 10 Vas entirely healed mp and well.
~ BEISY WOOD.
Cochesstt, Plymouth Co, Mass, July Is, 1855.
swilt's Specific is entirely vegetable, and seems
70 cure eaneers 0y forcing out the Impurities from
TrsstfSs on Blood aBd skin Diseases mailed free
tux SWIFT sPECIFIC Co, Drawer S, Atlanta,
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