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ST. LOUIS, April 9O.-'rwenty.four COM
posltoru, employed by tho Spring Printing
Company, have struck, their grievances
being that the company gave employment
10 non.unlon men and paid graded scale
oil prices, measuring an employees salary
by his work. The men Atate that they
were called upon by committee OF three
from the st. Louis Typographical Union,
who guaranteed to them that II they
walked out they would DO taken into the
union. ssra
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Of union. [Applsusel. That the South
did not anticipate, much less desire war,
is shown by the absence Of preparation
for 1t, as well as by the efforts made to &c.
cure q peaceful separation. The success
full party always holds the defeated re-
sponSible for the war, but when passion
shall have aubsided and reason shall have
resumed her dominion 1t must be decided
that the general government had no con.
stituhonRl power to Coerce State, and
that State had the right to repsl inVa.
sion was a national and constitutional
right, Applause.
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EOSr KEoou, MoSr, April SO.-wOrd
lag reached here from phillipsburg, that
vhut repairing ttmberS In the Granite
Mountain mine, a. inatl named 10y. lost
a@ balance, fell down the shalt, and was
Killed, a man named Noble heard his
C!y a. he fell, and rushed 10 his assistanCs
along one Of the levels. In his excite
n,ent he missed his calculations aS 70 tue
iTallty Of the shalt, and In the darkness
lsll Into the yawning pit and was also IN
Anuy killed. Both men were UoTnlSh
men, and Noble leaves a family In Eng
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tIs.l1lia ilnhE illoled.

ClSciNSATi, o., April 2e.-Ths Tm,'.
Star Marietla, Ohio, special says The
Bank Of Marietta closed its doors this
morning, having made an assignment to
Il. W, Moore and A. I. Nye, In conse'
quenCe Of embatraSSments from real eetate
ltanesclions, The deposits amount 70
over 100000. II 10 thought the, real
estate will 10 sufIiCient TO pay Id full
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rs,r New York brethren who want to
e,r.ls against the JET. Davis affair at
T,,,,omery I'S will waste their breath. JeG.
n,i, H can't do any harm in these days.
y. y' country is too strong to be disrupted
t',bi.vsils OF woe. Let him wall.
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inhlrnnni IiIllrana.

ST. Lows, April 2V.--A dispatch from
Kansas City says The people Of Wyan'
dotle county are very much exefCiHed over
lhs wfeckiHS oi lhs Missouri Pacific train
sdAy or two Nso whereby two men were
nIed, and have called . public meeting
70 hke such action as will show the deteee'
auon In which the perpOtfatora oi such
oayAges arc held. The people Of this cily
.l1 country propose 10 take sioli Bteps q
WI etieCllAlly check future outfages oil
Ila kind aud "Bofdvf" resolutions are
A''ly 10 be adopted,
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ALBANY, N, W April ga call signed
by General II. A. BArnum, Of New York,
Major George H. Treadwsll, Of Albany,
and Captain Bailey, OF Batavia, has been
issued Tor mass meeting at the Capitol
Park to protest against the ovation given
to Jefferson Davis at Montgomery yester.
day, and the disloyal sentiments uttered
there.
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CmcAao, April 2O,-It Is declared that
the freight handlers on all the Chicago
roads will go out on strike Friday night
unless the railways concede eighthours for
a days work with the old rate Of pay for
ten hours. 1t Is stated that the move.
ment originated two weeks ago among the
men in the Lake Shore freight houses,
who consulted the freight handlers Of the
various roads, and 1t resulted in deter.
mination 10 make q general demand. The
Burlington officials informed a committee
OF their men that the road could not be
run successfully on tho eight hour plan.
The other roads, It Is declared, will con-
test the matter before conceding the new
demand, and general strike is expected
To follow,
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CHICAGO, lila, April 2O.-The firm of
Rothschlld & Sons states that 1t will ac.
cede 10 the demands Of It's men at Cincin.
natl. 1t will give ten hours pay for eight
hours work In order to finish outstanding
contracts, but will reduce the working
force to one.lith It's present size. Tie
firm expects this will settle the troubles
OF the firm here also.
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ia, NoImous are on the right track.
,,',i.o 'I n the place for them, After they
A', ,@. bren there while they will find it
1',' y .,y lob to oysrturn the Government
' IL in the balls OF the Montezumas.
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leon works close Down.

PITTSBURGH, April 29,-All Of the de.
partments Of Brown & Co.'s Iron and Steel
Works, except the steel mill, were closed
down to-day, the laborers and engineers
having struck for an advance Of ten per.
cent In wages. About three hundred
men are affected.
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PIrTsBuRsH, April 2O-'The llres in the
0'Hara glass works were banked down TO.
day and the factory closed down indefinite.
ly on account Of the wage differences be.
tween the firm and some Of their employees.
Over 800 men will be thrown out Of EN-.
nInvnnuf
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OBIIU AIRY.
The sudden Death OF Mr.. j. y. HRldSmRn Al
Washington, DO.

The BuddOn DBRth OF MF' J'b' HhIu0mhh n
Washington, d.
Special DSpaieh 10 the LRelligtneT.
MARrINsBURG, W. VAp April 99.-J. s
Haldenan died suddenly in Washington,
D. O., this morning.
Mr. lIaldeman was an able lawyer, a
man OF the highest character, an earnest
Republican whose counsel was always
sought and respected. He had been
spoken OF frequently for office but would
never consent to the use OF his name in
that connection. He was modest, unas-
suming man who drew men to. him in
strong bonds. Lately his practice has been
largely in Washington.
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New On,n s.s sIlnl.tsr,

WAsuISGroX, D. O., April 29.-The new
Chinese Minister was formally presented
to the President to-day by the Secretary
OF State. lie was altired in full court cos
tune and was accompanied by three Of
his suite and an Interpreter,
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WASHINGTON, D. o. April 2o.-The
Treasury Department has decided that
Chinese seamsn do not fall within the
prohibItory provisions o. tile Chinese re.
slfiGtlon act, and IhefeFors may be a.
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Nrw YoRK, April 2O.-A spetlsl from
Washington says: Rev. W. A. LEONARD,
rector OF the ST. Johns Episcopal caurch
hero has been summoned to New Yttk,
10 see ex.president Arthur. Genera
Arthur always attended old st. JohnI
church when President and held DR.
Leonard in high esteem.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-30

81. Louis, NO., April 2o.-Ats meeting
Of the Trades Assembly lAst night a pre-.
amble and resolution accepted by The
Trades Assembly Of Chicago we're read
and unanimously endorsed, They referred
10 lie formation In Western aud Southern
States Of the Pointers Non. Union pfoteC.
live Association, cited the power for evil
In the smaller cities and towns BnCh an
organisation would have unless checked
and gave % an illustration tho case Of The
jacksonville typographical Union, the
members Of which are now on q strike,
where thelt places have been supplied by
this eoClety, and pledges the assembly's
utmost aid ln stamping out this fraternity,
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VOLUME XXXIV,---NUMBER 2l5.

plans best suited to their interest or sur.
roundings, for rules governing one case or
locality might not work well in another.
Having after careful deliberation
agreed upOR the rules, each party should
sign the articles OF agreement, binding
itself to abide by them until changed by
consent Of both. Agreements OF this kind
will be the means of settling differences
as they arise, and with their inauguration
strikes, lockouts and boycotts will not be
entered upon 80 readily and, II ever
called into play, then only as the very last
TeR0Ft -
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IJIKtJ

IiAYBuRS-On Thursday, April ~, issC, Al .
o'clock p ~, WILLIAM liAHBURE, agei 81 years.
Funeral from the residence Of bis mother, MiS.
Hannah Haybutn, No. 23B Water street, sunday
afternoon Al 2 o'clock. lhlefmenl Al gtccnWOCd
Cemetery, Friends arc invited 10 attend,
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nnnn i,nll YnaisrdnY.

AtBaltimore-Baltimore IA; Brooklyns 8.
At Phila.-AthletiCs, s; Metropolitans3.
AtCinCinnati-CinCinnati, 4; 81. Louis ..
At Wash'n-Nat'ls, 0; Phlladelphias, 8.
Al 81. Tonis-St. Louis, q Detroit, ..
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w,oisthis Keedy, SO needy and greedy,
y, ,I,jns to be a West Virginia man?
v Wv President may as well understand
p., i4' ,bs boys won't have this kind Ola
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THE FRslGHT nANDLERs
Oftho Chicago & Alton Will sttiEs-Dl'SA'iS'
faction on Other Koads.

OF the Chicago & Alton Will sttlkS-DlSSAtis'
faction on Other Roads.
CHICAao, LII, April 20-At6 O'Clock
this evening the men employed in the
freight houses Of the Chicago Il Alton held
meeting and resolved to Join in tho de-
mSnd Of the freight handlers on
the other roads for eight hours,
without a corresponding decrease
in compensation. All lold, the Alton men
number fifty, Their action will be made
known tomorrow to the officers Of the
road. Until then the officials refuse TO
discuss the matter.
The freight handlers OF the Baltimore &
Ohio are by no means Sa.islied with The
present condition OF aAairs. A tax per
man OF 81 so, which Ia taken fron the
regular monthly salary by the company,
to be used in cases where men are laid oil
by sickness, causes considerable grumb.
ling.
lnere Is a rumor to-day that freight
handlers association will soon bs organ
lied. Thesame achemeis also being talked
up among the men at the Illinois Cen.
tral depot. The Wabash, st. Louis
& Pacific freight handlers are re.
ported as rather inclined to Join In
the movement inaugurated on the Bur.
lington aud the ST. Paul roads. Up 10
this evening, however, they had taken no
definite action. 1t seems to be the opinion
Of all tho officers Of the roads whose freight
men have asked for q reduction OF
hours that the employees will be unable to
successfully inaugurale strike, owing to
the fact that they have no union or
other organization. 1t is the inten-
tiOn OF the men, however, 10
form a society for this purpose. A meet
ing OF all the petitioners and persons em.
ployed in the local freight houses Of
oLha" .oals Will be held to.morrow even.
ing. Their wages range from 81 30 to 81 rs
per day,
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KILLED ina MIne.

Siecia! Dipatch TO The Iatolligeaeer.
DopulN, W. VA, April 2O.-John Pase
,T,os killed in mine number four Ut Thomaaas.
Eszp. N. to-day. He was pynsh"1l.. ,l.: 1eS'h
between URI AnL aIIu Oh tle lnlne'
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BURNS, scalds, spAins, wounds and
bruises are healed by ~. Jacobs Oil,

Mn, MARrS THORNTON says he 10 kill.
Ing of rheumatism al a great rate. llB
rtiil has few more bottles left oi the great
PheumaLlC remedy.
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CIts Gatelti8erteer

- So.. ~ aud ~ FouFtosntll street,
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After referring 10 General aotdon's
services in the war, and the surrender Of
Lee, be saidi
I'That We may not be misunderstood by
such 40 are not willfully blind, IL may be
propef 10 stale Ia the foreground thai we
have no desire 10 feed the fire ol sectional
hate, while wedo not need TO avoid whatev.
er responsibility attaches 10 the bVlieiin the
Righteousness Of our catise and the virtue
Of those who flsked thelt lives 10 defend
Il. loud applause and cheers Revenge
a not the sentiment Of ChlyAlfous peo.
ple, and the apothegm that forgiveness 10
more easy To- the Injured than 10 those
who inIlict an injury, has, never had q
more powerful illustration than In the
present attitude Of the two sections
towards one another. -.
When your chlldten's children shall
ask, what means this monument there
will be the enduring answers ltCommem.
CRATES the deeds Of AlabamAs sons who
died that you and your descendants
should be what your fathers ID the Wal
Of Independence left you.
To. call II revolution 10 q gtohs soleCibn
applausel a sovefelgna never rebel, and
90 only Boyeteign9 can form q national
league II The Stated had not been sovef
eign there could not have been 4 compact
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Easy Positions.

A great many young men, and
women, too, are ON the alert
looking for an easy position.
Now, it is all right for you tc
better your position when and
wherever you can; but be very
careful not to allow your eagerness
to obtain a position exceed your
ability to retain and fully meet
its responsibilities, otherwise your
last state will be worse than the
first, for who will employ one who
has been tried and found wanting?
Again, there are no positions of
merit or worth but what requires
toll, either mentally or physically,
or both. What you get of this
worlds good must be worked for,
and that with untiring energy.
The ones who have the easy po-
sitions are never the foremost in
enterprise, progress, nor public
good. They leave the battles for
others to fight. We want more
who are willing and ready and ca
pable to fill the positions that are
not only constantly occurring, but
to take the places of those who
now hold positions of trust and
honor, who are constantly drop
ping out Of the ranks and who, in
few years, will know their place
no more.
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Fellow Citizens of the 4th Dis
trict,

Two years ago | sought your suffrage
for the position | now hold. You con-
tidentially elected me by large MAORI
tv, for which, permit me now to return
my warmest and most hearty thanks.
The time is soon to come when my term
of office must expire, at which time l
shall surrender back into your hands the
public trust which you SO generously
contided in mine. In doing so | trust
sincerely, that it may reach you and go
back into your hands as spotless, unfair
nished and disabused as when you in
solemn confidence gave 1t to me in
1884.
If you so find from the Record that |
have made as the law officer of this Dis
trict, then appeal to you again for your
suffrage for re-election-I ask no greater
criterion to guide than my Record OF
Public Service, to commend me again
to you and your confidence for your sut-
frage. Having the Record that | have
made during this short period, as Il
! voucher and having held the office only
next September.-l have confidence in
the just judgement and the generous ae-
| ton among the people among whom
move in public life, and | therefore con-
| 1identially surrender into their hands my
public cause.-knowing that they will
think properly and act rightly. prom
Use meantime If elected, that, if my ex-
perience for the past two years is of any
advantage, that the whole benefit of it
shall be converted to the interest of gov
eminent, to the law, and the law-abid-
ing, tax-paying and government main
tanning people.
| have the honor to be with your high
est regards your obedient servant.
j. +. WILSON.
HARRISON ARK, April 3rd, 1885.
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acati0n.

Said practical woman who has
large family: Il am opposed to
vacation, especially for boys in
the city who are over ten years of
age, and who, having nothing to
do, are on the streets the most OF
their time"
1t is pretty hard to keep them at
home, az nearly all parents have
found out. The many novel at
fractions in a city are not only IN
viting but entieing; they soon
learn to smoke the unsavory
cigarette and play fascinating
games, and it is not difficult to
trace their way into immoral con-
versation and habits,
The reading of fabulous detect
i've and Indian stories is more VI
to the ideal of most boys. from ter
to twenty than the sound instrue
ton to be obtained from gooC
books and papers, such as ever
family positively should have,
In order to lead boys to be good
strong and progressive men, the!
must be we'll trained; not allowed
simply to grow up nor remain
idle.
We advise that boys be giyel
plenty of practical work to do, ii
the way of study, and a suflicien
amount of reading and recreation
It will be good thing to give
them special course of study ii
private school or under a prl
vate tutor. Whatever you do, dc
not allow them to idle away TINT
around public places and ON the
street.
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for Something. ..-.,
A .S,---.-.-.-.., repned the principal
81 am sure l can be useful,
continued the youth.
"How? Tell me how"
81 don't know, sir; [ don't know"
"Nor do l, said the principal,
laughing at the boys eagerness
and ignorance.
Don't put me away" continued
the youth; "try me at something
else. l know I can't sell; but l
can make myself useful somehow
know | cam"
Moved by his ealnestness, the
principal placed him in the count
ing room, Immediately his apti-
tude for figures showed itself. In
a few years he became the head
cashier of the concern. Through
out the country he was known as
an eminent accountant.
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In advance of the sickly season
render yourself impregnable, Il
malarial atmosphere or sudden
change of temperature is fraught
with danger, use DIR. J. IL. Nc
Leans Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. For sale at City
Drug Store at 81 90 bottle.
Old people suffer much from
disorders of the urinary organs,
and are always gratitied at the
wonderful effects of DR.. j. IL. Nc
Leans Homeopathic Liver and
Kidney Balm in banishing their
troubles. For sale at City Drug
Store at $1.00 per bottle.
Mothersl Beware of those Sc
cret robbers of your baby's quiet
and health; those sleepless nights,
and long hours of tiresome virgil
are caused by those terrible ene-
mics of childhood - worms-de-
stroy them with DIR. j. IL. Nc
Leans Vermifuge. For sale by
Vance d Watkins.
Heartburn; This very disagreea
BILE complaint results entirely from
Indigestion, and prevails largely
during the earlier stages of dys
pepsia, if the liver and digestive
organs are in proper working or
der, there will be no heartbarn
Take DIR. J. III. McLean's Hom9o
pathic Liver and Kidney Pillets
% cents per vial. For sale b.
Vance and Watkins.
Physicians inform us that Rheu
matism is produced by the pres
ence, in the blood, of certain irri
tating acids developed in tn
stomach, and taken up by the alb
sorbents. DIR. J. III. Mclean
Homeopathic Liver and Kidne
Balm will eradicate the poiso
from the blood, and cure Rheuma
tism. For sale by Vance 4 Wat
kins, 81 per bottle.
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A nice and
varied line of
Wall Paper in
GLIDING the lat
81 ,1os.
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Rough on Rats.
Heart Pains.

Clears out rats, mice. reaches, hiSs, ants
bed bugs.
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Failed and Succeeded.

Men admit that no man is equal
ly great in all things. Yet they
often do not see that n mans fail
ure in one line of work is no rea-
son why he may not succeed IN "a
different calling.
An incident which occurred
some years ago in II London linen
store illustrates this blindness.
A young man whose bluntness
was such that he was of no use as
salesman, was told that he did
not suit and must go. Seeking
the head of the house, the youth
said,-
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The idea respectable employ
ment" is the rock upon which
thousands split, and shipwreck
themselves and all who depend on
them. All employments are re-
spectacle that bring honest gain.
The laborer, who is willing to turn
his hand to do anything is as re-
spectacle as the draper store ten
der.
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whats the matter SIP" you are not
looking well. 40 nothing only slight
cold" In two days after the above CON
versation Isl - wasvery sick with pneu-
monia. Had he at first taken dose of
SMITHS BILE BEANS Il bean) he
would have been surely cured without
harm. A cold is congestion; BILE
BEANS will relieve a cold quicker
than any other remedy, as it relieves the
congested part at once. For sale by all
medicine dealers. Price, Csc. per bottle.
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fyou are falling, broken, worn out Snd
nervous, use wells Health Remover" 81
DFuUVigta
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BCd-Bugs. Flies,

Cures cholera, collie, cramps, diarrhna,
aches, pains, sprairs, headache, neuralgia,
rheumatism. zoe. Rough on Pain Plasters.
Is.
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Clears out rats, mice. reaches, hiSs, ants
bed bugs.
Heart Pains.
Palpitation, Dropsical Swelling, Dizxi-
nsss, Indigestion, Headache, Slteplessnes,
cured by Wells Health Remover
Rough on COrns.'
Ask for Wells 'Rou Oh on Germs 15c.
Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns
warts, bunions.
"Buchu-Paiba."
Quick, complete cure. all Kidney, Blad-
der and Urinary Diseases, Scalding, Irrita-
ton, Stone, Gravel, Catarrh of the Bladder.
81, Druggists.
BGd-BugS. Flies,
Flies, reaches, ants, bed -bugs, rats, mice,
/ gophers, chpmunks, cleared out by "Rough
on Rats l5c.
Thin People.
Wells Health Remover restores health
and yigor cures Dyspepsia, Headache,
Nervousness, Debility, 81.
Rough on Pain
Cures cholera, collie, cramps, diarhna,
aches, pains, sprairs, headache, neuralgia,
rheumatism. zoe. Rough on Pain Plasters.
Is.
Mothers.
If you are falling, broken, worn out md
nervous use "Wells' Health Remover" 81
Druggists.
Life PrcsCrver.
If you are losing your grip on life. try
"Wells' Health Remover" Goes direct to
weak spots.
"ESough Ola Piles"
Cures Piles or Hemmorhoids, Itching,
Protudng, Bleeding, Internal or other, In-
tcrnul and External Remedy in each pack
age. Sure cure. soc. Druggists.
Pretty women.
Ladies who would retain freshness and vi
vnclty, don't TAIL to try "Wells' Health Re.
newer"
Trough on ItCh,''
Trough on Itch" cures hunor,, eruptions.
nngworm, letter, salt rheum, frosted feet,
chillblans.
"ROugh on Catarrh."
Corrects offensive odors ut once. Com
plete cure of worst chrcniC cases, also I'm.
equaled as gsrgle for Diptheria, Sore Throat
Foul breath. Soc.
The Hope of the Nation.
Children, slow in development. puny. I
ssrawny and delicate, use "Wolls' Health .
Remover"
Catarrh OF the Bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all
X idncy and Urinary complaint, cured bv
'Buchu Puiba' 81.
"Water-Bugs, Reaches"
Rough on Rats clears them out. also
Beetles, Ants.
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Quick, complete cure. all Kidney, Blad
der and Urinary Diseases, Scalding, Irrita.
ton, Stone, Gravel, Catarrh of the Bladder
ST. Drnrrists
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Rough ON COrns.
Observation-Disclosures,

Ask for Wells 'Rou Oh on Germs 15c.
QUICK, complete cure. Hard or soft corns
,arts hininps