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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

astevening's Washington RspOrtrsays
Connection Was made with $50 barre
tank at the Smith yesterday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock, and II 10 claimed that 1t wa
full by six o'clock this morning, at which
time the oil was again started into the GOl
barrel tank in order to allow the wasting
oil to flow from 1t to the creek, as 1t hac
Fdone before. The small tank Is covered
over and no ono knowH whether 1t Is full
or not, but the oil continues to run from
the other In constant stream"
Tho people Of Canonsburg are consider
ably annoyed by the oil that ilndea it way
there from the Smith well, as 1t runs int
tho Ice dams. CHARTERS creek is said Il
be literally Covered'with the waste oil.
A well.known oil scout who came II
from Washington Haid: do not thinh
that Washington county farmers are act
ing with any degree oil foresight In theil
transactions. Iheari to-day some Of them
got 800 an acre bonus and one.eighth o.
the oil. This iSAn outrageous price. The
Washington county drilling Is the most
expensive in the country. Suppose q man
should lease 100 acres. He would have Ia
pay $4,000 bonus before he began drill
Ing. A well would cost him from $1,000
10 $4,000 more, and II he should only get
. ilfty.barrel well he would be out, II
took nine months to drill the Dyer well,
That 10 too long. A man likes to see how
his investment will turn out. Another
well was begun Close to. the Dyer well TO-
day. l don't believe when the Dyer iE
down TO business that 1t will produce 100
barrels day."
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ntvEn.NEws.
stage Of the water and Movements of til,
Steamboats,,


Stage Of the Water aud Movements of the
stsamboat''
The W. N. Chancellor passed down al
on early hour Yesterday morning from
Pittsburgh 10 Charleston, and the Scotia
will be down at an early hour this morn.
ing bound for Cincinnati.
The river here last night had sunk Ia
20 ieet and q hSli and was AMI failinS,
At all points above the waters were AID
rocedinR. From MorpantoWn 10 CinCin.
natl, the river kilograms reported heSvy
showing.
The ParkersburE Stais Journal saws that
the boom In the West Fork Of the Iittle
Kanawha, which was broken by the re.
cent rise, has been repaired and now con.
talns about three thousand logs, II Ia Cd.
timated that fully 5000 logs escaped when
the boom broke,
Yopnv Broa. 4 Co.. ovna,s' a, tho bs.,a
that tbs Emma GEShStn ann AZ ' R;n,S.,
iandinv. And IwiIioh ranssd tha s,ntinn ,S y
ia GRAHAM. broUvSt at Nh bsiors II q Il
ComtnisSinner Howard. n Point PLEASANT
lSSt Saturday, but before the bsatin1 9S wSs
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The Riverside steel plant, at Bsnwood
has shut down for an indefinite period
The men demanded an increase Of wages
and while the company expects to gran
the increase in the future, 1t Is not ready
to do 80 now. Hence the suspension o.
work. The Homestead works, near Pitts
burgh, are idle owing to q similar de-
mand, and the Riverside will wait until
the dispute there Is settled, when work
will be resumed here at the same terms "
at Homestead.
tear down the old boiling furnace section
OF It's works, which has been idle since the
dismissal Of lis boilers, over two years ago
and erect q mill for the manufacture oi
bar iron.
The Riverside Company, Of this city, Il
the only concern in this vicinity repre-.
scented in the new Association OF mer'
chant steel manuiacturs formed at Pitts
burgh on Thursday.
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Three conveyanCes Of oil and gas priv.
lege Of farms In Ohio county, adjoining
the property on which O. D. Robins and
others recently struck gas, a short dis.
lance up the Bethany pike from the Ma.
tional road, were yesterday entered fol
record at Clerk Hooks office. The deeds
were executed last summer and are To O,
D. Robbins, Of Burgettstown, Pa, Emma
]. Marshall grants 70 him the cole priv.
lege Of boring for oil and gas OH her farm
Of III acres, John W. MCColloCh the same
on his farm Of $50 acres, and Luctetia and
Lydia L. Marshall the same on their farm
OF Of acres. All the leases run for %
years. The consideration Is 81 a year
rental for each pound Of pressure pei
square inch at each we'll. Nj. Robbins ID
very sanguine OF striking galin "pipAble',
quantities at this locality, although
Prof.. /. o, White, OF Motgantown, The
geologtSt, predicts that he will be dis.
annnintad.
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REsTRIoTINa EnE NAIL OUTPUT.
A C9mblaAliOn to LsasSn Prsduo,ion-T
steel Nail "poomsd.n

hteet MAI "1oomeu."
Says the Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette
of yesterday: The nail manufacturers Of
this city have been holding several meet
inVs lately for the discussion Of q scheme
to regulate the production Of nails, They
aya certain OF succeeding, and feel sure
th.t they can secure enough feeder-nailerB
TO run their machines when they want to
start up sgsin. They feel the necessity Of
having some stricter association rules and
OF making more money.
Some two or three years ago the aasocia-
ton had such strict arrangement. The
output Of the factories was limited, but
every owner could sell as he pleased.
They had a scale Of prices and kept up to
it pretty well, but they were not placing
any high premium on strict Observance
Of the scale. They made money by the
arrangement, but like all other desirable
things, 1t didn't last, Some Of the opera
ton saw such very good thing that they
walked in and for the last two years each
factory has been making just as many
nails as 1t could dispose Of. :
When the strike commenced last sum
mer there we're between 400, 000and SOC, 900
kegs Of nails on hand. Since then ASH
machines run by union men and 500 by
feeders have been going, and seemed to
supply the trade In some sort OF way, at
least. The total output Of 1884 was $780,
900 kegs, and the operators say that there
Is not enough trade to consume this
amount. To remedy II they want the old
rules OF three years ago enforced, A GER
tain number Of days will be set apart for
running, and the prices will be strictly
lived up TO.
Tho steel nail Is giving great satiSfac-
ton, but 1t seems to be doomed TO a GER
tain extent, All factories which are
forced To buy their steel blooms will have
to 20 back to making iron nails, It 10 either
this alternative or the price Of something
must come down TO permit any money to
be made on even the smallest Investment,
Nails are selling at So so per key now,
with the usual discounts, and are perhaps
trihs dearer than they will be when all
the factories are running,
A ton OF steel blooms costs $50, and
about twenty kegs OF nails can be made
from It. The appended table shows the
approximate cost Of twenty kegs Of steel
nails.
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At the Disciples church deeply In
terested congregation assembled yester
day, composed Of various evangelical de-
nominations Of the city, for the purpose o.
united prayer and application on behal
Of all Christian families and the youth In
the schools and institutions OF learning
Fervent prayers were offered for the out
pouring Of the spirit In accordance with
the promises; II will pour water upon
him that Is thirsty, and floods upon the
dry ground; l will pour my spirit upon
thy seed, and my blessing upon thine
offspring, and they shall spring up a.
among the grass, as willows by the water
courses, " Isaiah 44;3,4.
"And II shall como to pass aiterward,
that will pour out my spirit upon all
flesh and your SONS and your daughters
shall prophecy, your old men shall dream
dreams, your young men shall see Visions
Joel 2;2.
The sixth OF the union meetings will be
held to-day in the Fourth street NJ. L.
church, at 3p. NJ, and the subject will be,
1.-THE Christian Life reproduction oil
Chrlsts life, and duties growing out Of
the personal indwelling Of the Holy
Spirit" As this will close the union
meetings for the week, doubtless q large
congregation will be present.
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Our readers are cautioned about buying
medicines which are not endorsed by
some well known druggist Logan 4 90.
and Charles Menkemeller have made O
thorough study Of Blood diseases, and
after careful investigation, and many
practical tests, positively assert that Ack.
er's Blood Elixir will cure all blood dis.
orders, Kidding the system OF its impuri.
ties, and leaving 1t strong, vigorous and
healthy. They warrant Il. ills a certain
cure for skin diseases. TrHs4w
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COUNTY To cLEYRLANp
Natural Gas 10 be Pipsd Clear AcroSS Ohio
By Forest City Capital,

~ Forest City Chpltkl,
The New Cumberland Independent says
"a party from Bradford, Pa, has been in
New Cumberland and vicinity for few
days past, He Is here for the purpose Of
sinking wells for gas or oil. He has q
lease on John P, Millsr's farm, and has
agreed to put down a well inside Of ninety
days, He has also leased from Commits
aioner George Baxter the place on which
Mrs, Webb lives, formerly known as the
Andrews farm, on which place he agrees
to put down o we'll within four months.
This well on John p. Miller's place will be
commenced immediately, and will be
down within sixty days, The arrange
ments are completed for putting up thu
derrick and the machinery will be- put OF
the ground Ut once"
An article in the Pittsburgh Commercial
GOIEtls gives additional interest 70 the
above, That paper Gays: A number o.
Cleveland capitalists who were in Pitts
burgh recently have leased 5000 acres O
gas land in Butler county, and are nego
tiRting for 10000 acres in Hancock county
West Virginia, They have decided L
Pipe natural gas to Cleveland by an ali
line which will be eighty miles long
Work will be begun just Us soon as the
city ordinance granting the right OF way
through Cleveland streets has been grant
ed. The Street Committee have report
cd It atiirmRtiVsly,
Tbs gentlemen who arc engaged in thu
enterprise are well.known mlilionaires
and its success ia assured even before thI
work ia begun, They have had the routI
surveyed and will not think OF failure Ii
the matter, They have also investigated
the problem oil piping natural gas and hnt
that 1t can be safely and probably Carriet
the long distance Of eighty mileB. The
have found that the Standard Company
carries gas for longer distance than thi
successfully, aud they propose to do tn
same.
To provide against loss in case the nat
ural gas should some time give out, thel
have run their preliminary line through
tho large coal tracts Of Butler and MsrCe
counties, 1t Ia their intention, should tn
CheRp fuel fail, 10 manufacture gas iron
the coal direct and pipe It to Cleveland
The line for greater part Of the way viii
follow the Shenango Valley railroad, ant
its franchise may DO used, to a large ex
tent, by the new gas company. --
The company also had its agents In TIT
new gas field just opened in Hancock
county, ". Va. So favorable was the re
port that capitalists decided to make as
surance doublY sure and have begun ne
gotiaIiang, there for large leases, They
will use this territory for The same pui'
pole as the ButlGrregion.
The only difficulty which keeps then
from proceeding at once Ia the right X
tear up the RtrseIs at Cleveland and make
them look as much like Pittsburgh's N
possible. As soon az this is granted, and
they expect the permission by the Grss o.
October, they expect to be using the ius
Of the age in the City Of Trees,
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lilr race ro.nlnht al tho Aihnmbra

Three.mils race tonight at the Alhan.
bra rink between Jesse Burkett, Of this
city, and James Delaney, Of East Liver.
pool, Delaney 10 but sixteen years Of ago,
and 10 termed 1.-THE Wonder on Skate6."
He skated a fye.mlle race in this city last
season against w. II. Dlakeney, Of New
York, under the name Of Robert Miller,
Ladies' and Gentlemen Wishing 10 spend a
pleasant evening In the hnest rink In The
city shonld not iail To attend the AlhAm'
hts ln.ntohk
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itnLo ClaIlon ID uUailod iiaet, !

This afternoon and evening at Tie
Opera House Miss Kate ClAxton and an
excellent company, including Henry Lee,
Charles Stevenson and Ralph Delmofe,
will present "Called Back" q dfamatiza.
ton Of Hugh OonwRy's novel OF the hame
name, "Called back" is q play
which hN the advantage Of 4
theme which has not become familiar
from constant use Of dtamatists. The
story Is one which claims tho attention Of
the auditors, and the situations are 90 we'll
brought about that they do not appear
overTrought The production Of the play
az II 10 now presented ls tile result Of some
very radical changes aud very marked in.
pfoveinentS since II was brought out on
The London stage. As II IL, II u an excel.
lent melodfama. Deserved seats are on
sale At Banners.
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Tho TeneherS, A.aoeiAtlon.

The Wheeling Teachers Association
met at the grammar room Of Clay school,
at 8 o'clock yesterday. An address by
Prof. James A. Hammond, Of Union
school, on the subject Of Arithmetic,
was listented 10 with the closest attention.
The election Of officers resulted as follows:
w. H. Anderson, President; Miss Martha
P. Harper, Vice President; Prof. ]. A.
Hammond, Secretary Prof. ]. o. Gwynn,
Treasurer. The several principals were
appointed q committee on programme.
Profs. II. O. Sheppard and a. NJ. SteYen.
son were appointed Q committee TO revise
the constitution, and on motion Superin.
tendent w. a. Anderson was added 70 this
committee,
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RloEl OhAplIne sLteeL LII tO.nlght
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@eetiugs,
IOOKHOLDERS' MEETING
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

The annual meeting Of the stakeholder un
Wheeling 4 Belmont Bridge Company will LS NJ. ";
81 the 0ttlCe Of the Company on Monday, IN I.s
day Of January, 1855, between tho hOGls M W w
O'clock ?, ", Tor the election Of nlne HSr. ~
to serve for the ensuing yCAss: N'-''''
WHEELING, W. VA, Dec, Is iSS5. g. N'tSG'I
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TnE p1lzzARp on pEok.
A Heavy Snow Last Night Street Travel
ImpedOd Badly,


A Heavy Snow Last Night Street Travel
ImpedSd Badly.
The predicted blizzard, or something
that in this climate will serve very well in.
stead Of q blizzard, made itS presence fell
last evening shortly before 0 O'Clock. The
weather was perceptibly warmer yester.
day than the day before, and about 4
o'clock IL began to snow In a sort Of hest.
tating way, as II the weather clerk had not
quite made up his mind whether to treat
the Ohio Valley to q Blslghing snow or not.
About 0 o'clock he evidently came to a
sudden determination. A gust OF wind
brought sheet Of 6ne dry snoW,
which was almost a. hard a.
hail, and cut the hands and face Of pedes.
TRANS painfully. In half an hour every.
thing was buried In white. Sill II showed.
In an hour the ground was covered TO 4
depth OF two and o half inches, and the
street cars found difficulty ii making
their trips. BY 8 O'Clock II was still worse,
and at . the cars were taken OF the track,
All this time walking was growing
more and more unpleasant, and
nobody yentuted on the streets whocould
stay at home. The snow Continued Do
fall long after midnight. AZ that hour
there was at least I've inches Of snow,
and there was no prospect Of q cessation
Of the fall.
Several slelshl yenlured out during The
evening. The sleighins was good.
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2 wort On tho tUntlnon ijAilp Road.

A telegram from CoshoCton, Ohio, says
Work has been commenced on the Mount
Vernon, CoshocIon & Wheeling railroad
at . point near This city, on the towpath
Of the Walhonding Canal. Owing 10 the
weather work cannot be prosecuted Wig.
ofously till spring, except bridging and
tfeatling. The grade can be made ready
for the track to Warsaw, ten miles, in
thirty dAyH
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Now Advertisements.

WAnled-ThrcO Large Tracts OF Land,
For ExChAnge-tRIm Tor CITY Property.
For Sale Good Sleigh and lIells.
The Central Club-Menlngn NJ Templar Hall.
For Rent-smnll leo lionss-H. Forbes,
For Rent-BtoTe.ToOm-ll FORBES,
FOt Bale Nr RtnL-No, 800 Main Ht.-H. Forbes
German Rehabilitation Notice.
Tar NotCs-W, @. lIAndlAn.
Stock holder s Meetlng-FIlnklin Insurance Co.
Stockholders MGeting-JGteisOn Insurance Go.
The Hollenden- u. Collins, Manager,
For Sale or Rent-PrOperty ntar ClatlngtOn-
Charles LObenstein,
Sold-stooE q drugs, &c.-LAuShlln Bros 4 Co
List OF l.gtteiA.
Religious Eoiiccs-Fouith page.
For UlnclnnAii- Steamer Louis A. Shirley,
A Rare Chance Retail loot aud Shoe sioie Fo
pale-J, +, Knox.
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ITCHING
Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved
by CutiCura.

TREATMENT.-AyA warm bath with Cutlcura Soap
Skin Cure. This repeated daily, with two or three
dosca Of CutiouFa Resolvent, tie New Blood Puff
fer, 10 keep the blood cool, the pefsplRtlon pure
and unitritatlng The bowels open, the liver and
kidneys active, will speedily cure Eczema letter
RlngW0tm, Psorlaais, LChen, PrirltuI Boaii. cad,
DAndI1h aud every species Of Itching, scaly and
Pmply Hum0S OF the Scalp and Skin, when Nc
best phyhlplanB and remedies fall
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This would make each keg OF nails cost
50 50. The table makes no allowance for
wear and tear Of machinery and for re-
pairs. The price Of steel will 60 up in
stead OF down, and 1t Is the opinion OF ex-
perts that all factories buying steel must
either return to making iron nails or put
up steel plants,
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WE have now on exhibit Our.Fall and
Winter stock OF ROOlGns, being q com.
plete line Of Suitlngs, PantalOOnlngS Gnt
0YercOntings, which We shall get up In
lrst.class style and nj, and at lowest
prices. Also, q full line Of Furnishing
NO0N0 "." " b, HESS 4 SONS.
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Why Is kissing your sweetheart like eat.
Ing soup with fork II takes 0 long time
70 got enough. But II takes a very little
Of Taylor6 Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet
Gutn aud Mullein 10 cure the Group,
coughs OF colds.
For what was Eve created For Adams
Express Company, and 10 toll her dAuRh.
terS that Taylor'g Cherokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Mullen would euro the
little ones oil coughs, Group aud ConBump.
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Your most valuable CulIcura Remedies hAyu
done my child 10 much good that feel like sGyInE
this tor the benefit Of those who are troubled Wt6
akin dlSeaio. Ny. little Gill wAs troubled with
but did not do her any good until used the Cltl.
cllfa Remedies, which speedily cured her, for
which owe you many thanks aud many nIRhtt Of
rest ANTON DossAiER, Edinburgh Ind,
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without paln hr ilr. sion,n.

A son Of MIR. George Kern, the baker
and Coniectioner, Of Bellaire, o., was
operated upon Tor Crussed.eye by Dr.,
6loCum. The doctor used the new remedy
cocaine, which rendered the operation
almost painless. The little fellow is only
8 years Of age. The eye has been crossed
for four years and had been operated upon
by another physician without the Blightest
benefit. Alter Dr.. SloCuin's operation
the eye 10 perfectly straight and tile sight
never better.
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9. s. ghOdss 4 90.
g.&, ghOdss + 90.
CLOSING OUT SALE
or
CLOAKSl

The entire stock must be sold
regardless Of cost,
Ladies' Tailor Made New
markets marked down from
IS 90 to IS 90.
Ladies Fur and Astrican
Trimmed Newmarkets, $lI 90,
sla 90 and Sig 90 qualities,
choice for IS 90,
% assorted styles Newman
kets and Short Wraps, ranging
in price from SI4 90 to SIS 90,
choice for $40 90,
II Extra Fine Short Wraps,
worth $25 90 to 500 90, that
will be sold at less than cost Of
production, 4a.
Misses and Children's CIoaks
at about half-price,
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WARRINGTON, Jan. OIL A. Nor The
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair weather In
Tennessee, clearing In eastern portion
local SHOWS in Ohio Valley, winds gener'
ally northwesterly, higher barometer, de-
cldedly colder weather In Ohio Valley
colder weather in Eastern Tennessee and
slowly rising temperature in Western Ten
nessee.
For thelowerlake region cloudy weather
with snow, nottheasterly winds, colder
weather, preceded In the eastern portion
by slight rise In temperature.
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The direct and popular route 10 the
South is the Pan Handle. Cheap e1Cut.
Blon tickets to oil Southern resorts now on
sale. For guide books, maps and time
tables, DO, call on OF address j. g. Tom.
lingon, Passenger Agent, Pan Handle
route, WhsOhhg, W, Va,
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GoUf has yAtious names according 10
Tho pAtts affected, As podagra, when IN the
ioali ahifagfa, when In the hands, &c,j
hnt shelter the attack 10 FIRST felt In the
m 81 hands, rub with Salvation Oil Al
oGsa II lnnlhllA.el pain. Price 2Vr,
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asuteG.

WANTED-A GIRL TO DO ~,
w ERAL HouaSNpEk, Must come veil VA
mended. Apply q y EalItsenth tlytat. ''iSS'
"ANTED-To RENT Two -
wv Three Nice Rooms, located In seenrS w
from April lIt suitable Tor man aud SIit Hla
dre8S 10. this otiioe. vac, A.
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Tie following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed At SChnepfsdrup
store, Opera House corner, yesterday; I
a. NJ. 1872; II NJ 2S'; -SP. NJ, 3O'; r. NJ
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New planed floor, new skates, new
music, new management Opening next
Tuesday night Admission fifteen cents,
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want 10 tell you that your Cullcura ReSoiyent
was coveted with Blotches and alter using thfSS
bottles Of ReSolyent was perfectly cured,
asst uhAtles Street, kew 6t IlStJa "a.
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]. IS. coon 3 d. aell d.y goods the ehealpest
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REDucrtos In lap robes, commencing
to-day and continuing until all sold, Gail
early and get good selection. All must 70.
Prices way down; yv ps,,,...-..,,. u
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Low Rate ExcuFBionB.
The Baltimore &'ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts. For
tickets, tourists guides and full lniorma.
ton, call on or address 7. O. Burke, Ticket
Agent, Baltimore & Ohio depot, Wheel
ing, W, Va.
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WV. ScHwRRrPE1KH,
ll40.lt4S Main street,


Bio race by i've boys at Ohapllne street
rink this evening.
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OBSERVE this wrist,
It got a twist,
The pain, l long endured 1t;
And then one day
II passed away,
st. Jacobs OIL quick Curedi It.

AN amusing time Is assured at the Mas
guerade Carnival at Capitol Rink next
Tuesday night.
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Az amusing time d assured at The Mas,
luerade Carnival Of Capitol Blink next
Tuesday night,