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limited States Senate.

WASHINGTON, May 2ith.-The Senate to-
day projected to consideration OF private
pension eases.
A number of pension bills having been
disposed of, the bankruptcy bill was laid
before the Senate, and with Hoars assent,
was laid aside informally in favor of the
District Of Columbia appropriation bill.
That bill, in turn, with the assent Of
Plumb, was allowed 10 stand over in order
to permit Gibson TO address the Senate on
the subject of Platt's resolution regarding
executive sessions.
sion resolution was adopted, and the Senate
again took up the bankruptcy bill.
Plumb opposed the bill and Hoar de-
Tended it,
Adjourned
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-25
Miscellaneous Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, May 24th.-Rev DR.. T. B.
Anderson, Of Colusa county, California,
called on the President to-day.
The President has vetoed four private
pension bills, granting pensions to Dudley
b. Branch, Louis Melcher, Edward Avras
and James c. Chandler. The President
gives his reasons at length in respect to
each case
The President to-day nominated Henry
Gilman, of Michigan. to be Consul of the
United States at Jerusalem, vice n. J. Ar
Decly, OF Tennessee, withdrawn.
Representative Markham is confined to
his room by indisposition, which prevented
him from appearing before the Senate Com
mittee on Commerce to-day in behalf of
the California river and harbor appropria-
tons.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-25

New YORK, MAY 24th.-The Hebrew
Free School Association held its twenty
hrst anniversary yesterday in Temple
EMANUEL. One thousand three hundred
pupils marched in bands from the various
schools and seated themselves in the body
OF the temple. Rabbi Gottheil welcomed
the association. The programme consisted
OF recitations in Hebrew, German end Eng
llsh and singing by the scholars. The
President of the association, ex-Judge
lsooes, stated that the four association
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-25
Prospective Billiard Ma. ch.

NEW YORK, May 24th.-The billiard
match between Harvey Mackenna, the
champion straight-rail player from Califor-
mia, and Rudolph Heiser begins tonight in
Brooklyn. The game will be eight-inch
balk-line, 1900 points-400 points to be
played each successive evening. The con-
test is for purse of SlG0 presented by DAILY
and all the money taken at the door Hell
ser is the favorite in the betting
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
SHE HAD PRESENCE OF MIND.
h Rapture OF Her JOY Did Not Make
Her Furgetful of the Cnities.

The Rapture Of Her Joy Did Not Make
Her FUrgetful of the Unities.
Nee York San.
A belle lost The big dog which had been
tae pride of her promenade. The official
catchers had got him, and she learned tLat
lie was probably a prisoner in the Pornd,
under sentence Of death By drowning, un'
less rescued by Identification and the pay
ment Of u fine.
You ought to 90 right up and claim
him" said her informant, who had casually
met her in the street.
but | cant without first going home
Tor "a few minutes she replied.
Job, I'll lend you the 81 to redeem
him, If you don't happen to have it in your
pocket"
That lent it, | assure you, but must
60 home; and pray do meet me al the
pound in just an hour.
The friend kept the engagement, ard
wonder al her preliminary visit 10 her resi
ence was ob!iterated by ama2ement on sigh
Of the aiiectiouste meeting Of mistress and
dog. She had changed her suit to one thai
had been made expressly for h]srmoniout
airings wirh,hcr canine pet. The coat o
the dig Irish uet;er, in i;s TWO tGwnY shades
precisely matched the beaver and cloth 0
the little maiden's dress and hat and sht
hadu I meaut hat the happiness Of The re
union should be modified by unnecessar.
loss Of unity.
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PROFESSOR OF DRUNKENNESS.

story OF a oian who staggers as II IntoNi
Gated, Vet who Never Drank Liquor
BcsioS GlgEr.
In the Waltham police station recently
were gathered three policemen and twt
r. portsrs, when o stranger entered, q mar
Of coarse clothing and carrying a blacE
bag Ct large size, which was fast passing
into decay.
Drunk again. remarked an officer.
Drunk again the stranger answered
and smiled teebly. Opening his bag with
/ trembling hands he drew forth q bundle Of
newspapers which he handed the chief to
4 read. certain articles being marked.
/ These stated that the msn, Prof Asa /.
/ Green, OF Troy, O., had 8 peculiar lnhr'
nifty, tho result OF a tall when he was
| Young. which caused him to stsgger ike a
T drunken man while walking, although he
mad never crank liquor Ia his lite. tie
was also noted for his wonderful memory,
AID could repeat whole sermons, long
/ columns OF figures and other matters which
be tssrd read once and had new end eX-
c%elleut ideas on astronomy and eduCa-
,ional topics to expound. The Professor
then showed some excellent Testimonials,
s!sned 6y persons Ill Ohio and elsewhere,
one being By the Secretary OF a Young
Mems Christian Association, another By O
professor in q mercantile college, and the
rest By equally reliable persons.
So you never drank liquor queEled q
s.ribe.
81 never drank tea or coffee or liquor;
nevar used tobacco, and have sworn only
thirteen times in my life, was the reply,
Were you ever arrested on the charge
Of drunknessg' ,
Yes, many times; oil one occasion l
vas kept in Jail four DAYS, being taken be-
fore the court each morning and found ss
drunk as ever: the policeman testified that
he found me staggering along the Streets
[ finally induced the Judge 10 read my pa,
rers; he read one and ssid This man
does not appear 10 De druuk; he read an
other and remarked, This man cannot be
drunk: read the third and exclaimed, This
man IA not drunk On another occasion
[ was charged with drunkenness, convicted,
and sentenced TO thirty days IN jail. l
asked 10 be allowed to speak IN my own
defence; vas heard, an4 then the judge
sGded twenty days more to my sentence.
The Professor seemed IN earnest, al
though he bad q wandering eye, o husky
voice and other indications Of o prolonged
spree or shaky mind. BE said his powers
OF memory varied at times being good, at
others falling. lie had ouly tWen'y.one
cents TO buy his breakfast with, and desired
an officer TO 90 with him to the nearest
school, to introduce him to the theacheE.
Il i by talking to schools and other gather,
ipps that he esrns his living, speaking OF
hand on educational topics, and sometimes
rsci,iag long pieces from memory. tie
ds.i.ed 10 have q good word seid for three
youpg ladies who ~courteously directed him
to a Waltham hotel the previous evening
His object in coming to the police station
wss 10 dissrm suspicion and protect HIM
elf from arrest. When walking he takes
10 the whole sidewalk, occasionally the EN-.
ire street. He says he has visited l,OO5
schools and travelled 10000 miles. His
financial su5 professional success in Wei
than was not marked.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
HousEKsEPERS' HELP,

MARKING ISN--The following SIMPLE
directions for making durable marking ink
NAV perhaps be useful, as thai which IS
sold Is not always good: Put two penny
rorths lunar caustic nitrate OF silver IN
10 a half q tablespoonful Of gin, and IN a
dav or v the lux Is 1T tor use. The linen
TO be- marked must be first wet with &
s,r9pg solution Of common soda, and be
thoroughly dried before the lax IS used upon
II The colcr viii be faint St first, but By
exposure 10 the sun or the fire It Will be
come quite black and very durable.
DgLrcgors FRIrrEEs Put three table.
s~po5ntuis of Hour into q bowl and pour
over it Sufficient hot water to make Il INTO
a still paste. taking care to sLi: It well to
prevent its getting lumpy. Leave !: time
to cool and then oreak into It, without
heating Them FIRST the yolks c. four eggs
the whites OF two, and stir and beat all
we'll together. Have your f.t or lard bot
and drop a dessertsyoonful Of bstter in OF
q tine aud fay q light brown. Serve On q
hot DISH with q spoonful of Jam or mar
mGl,de dropped in between each ttiiter.
Rwg CaEAM-B , ounces ofEne rice
in water 5 minutes, strain il, and boil until
tender ia . quart Of new milk. Rub the
rice through a sieve 10 O pulp Gud add to
it .ry milk absorbed ia the bolirg. One.
baIgcuacs Of g~slA,iue TO q pint OF rtce aad
milk. The gelatine con be soaked or dis
solved either in milk Or water. STIR over
the / q until mixed, sweeten snd llayor TO
taste SIR Tie cream occasionally until
cold, then lightly m,A N he whites OF
er-s beaten to q strong trolh. wheu on
the psia: Of settling, put It in q mould. a
tab. spoonful u brandy Is an improvement.
ArfLg Por PIE.-Foarteen apples, peel
e. cgrgd ard sliced, II pints OF h9ur, |
t~esspoca!ui baking powder, | cuptal Of
sugar, ! cup!a, butter, | cuptul milk, large
. pirca Of salt. S.ly Hour With powder and
| saIt. rub in butter cold. add milk, mix into
/ DOH % los tee biscuits; with 1t hne snail
low st=wpau to within two inches oi cot.
tora: pour IN cupiuls wGter, aDPese sui
sugar; wet edges and cover with reat Of
dough. put cover on, set 1t 10 boil ~
minutes. then place 10 moderate oven unit.
apples Ire cooked; then remove from ovsn,
J cqs ,oe crust in 1 equal paris; dish apples
lay on thsul pieces Of top crust on a pIs'e.
serve with cream.
Cprrsg CusrARD Boil a large edptu
OF fresh ground coffee in one plat o
wafer i've minutes; add one cuptui OF colo
water. and let it stand ten minutes to clear
then turn Of Into q saucepan, add one Din
of sweet cream, sad give i. one boil. Tur'
il over the beaten yolSs Of eight eggs, ani
the whites CT four, with 4 cuptal OF sg2ar
in a pail, slrtipg las: set t6a pail IN boil
inc water. and stir I'LL it thicsns. Whel
cool, Pile on top the whites Of the ctbe
four eggs, beaten saf With q cuPtal {
white sugar, snd you will have a dish f
tor : kiDs 5 tabie. II you put in q glas;
{. Is very haGdsone. Il the iayo' Of che
colIte ia preferred - coffee, suSstItut
thee ta5i-spooItuls OF s-a.ei chocolate
boi H. ag,! $ piot Of water
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

MIS-. Wluslov's Soothin3 Syrup icE chii'
iren tsethiGs, is me ~presc@uIion Of n 81
the bsst female nurses ana gtyscians IL tie
Omitted Ststes, and has been used 'og Tort!
years With never iaiiine SUCCESS ty NH
lions Of mothers for trc:r children. DuI'
ing the ptocess Of teetaiIS ia value IS IT.
~calculabls. 1t relieves tie chii1 FROM paio,
cures dysentery and diarrhma, griPiIg in
the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests tce moiher'
Price $50 g bottle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

j. J. Atkins, Chief OF Police, Knoxville,
Tenn writes: my family end are ben
e6ciaries of your mot excellent medicine,
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for cpusump-
ton; having found il TO be oil that you
claim for it, desire 10 testify 70 its virtue
Ny friends to whom | have recommended
it, praise it at every opportunity.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump
ton is guaranteed te cure Coughs, Colds
Bronchitis, Asthma, Group and every al
lection Of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Trial Bottles Free al Lorsn s Co. dru.
store. Large size Sl.0O.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
No.

Dear riddlers, I've wond'rous frame,
And many limbs compose IL
There's five letters in my uaiue
No doubt you'l coon disclose II.
Through cities. villages and towns
move In curious tatheFi
or through the woodlands, plains and dO"L-,
Ne'er mindiug wind nor weather.
Take the first letter from my name,
Aud then | grow more common;
A place I'm always known 10 claim
With every man and woman.
The prank, and oddities show
Would make you burst with laughter,
For where the gents and ladies 20.
There | come dancing after.
Another letter dropped yr lair,
Then view my new proportion
4 creature odd yoUnl ind appear
Possessed OF life and motion.
But then a welcome rue9t ! atn
At almost every table;
So, riddlers, please now tell my name
| really hOpe you're able. l.. A. H.
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fore his execution, hs died on his blankets.
He was in the foil vigor OF years aud
health, having a hearty appetite, and his
death has ever remained q mystery. There
was no wound Of sny eort on the body, aud
Of the Eve surgeons summoned 10 iIvesti
gate, all were certain that be did not take
poison Of any sort. Alter playing on his
fddla for half an hour he lay down on the
blankets with the remark that it vas his
last night to sleep. A guard sat within
ten feet OF him, and saw him apparently
fsll into q sweet sluuber, but two hours
later he vas dead.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
No ga Word Square.

Ny frst are places where W. Worship
As happy Christian band;
And NV second is an island town
In a flT-Otr western land.
Nv third yOull ind is not put away
10 a state OF preservation
Aud my fourth are sometimes called
The muscle Ol rotation.
My ffth's a rib that's made Of cloth
'Tis ju,t the hind foT Heuren
And NV siNth's a name applied 10 each
ui all that dwell in Huron.
Nv seventh is my lady's namr-
So work and you will end:
Aud my eight is but 4 ray Of light
Which 10 always sudS-c)mOined.
AEIuUE BETI
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4 Little Mistake.
ErnntriNr Arrut.

fsiNNAk tf hfg''s
We heard O good o5e the other day on
well. We hardly know which IL is On, the
lady or gentleman. =,
The gentleman vas expecting an I'D.
dition to his family q fact which was Of
course known to the ladies OF his con
there, we came near letting the cat out oil
the bag-and they. OF course, took q deep
interest in matters.
The day before the advent Of the little
stranger, a well known lady of this city was
passing the house, and spoke to the egen'
Ilamsn, and he, wishing to show her some
improvements that hal been made on hi:
building, said:
Come 10; ! want to show you some.
thing pretty.
oh, dear" said she her face besminG
with delight; "ot course I'll ONE IN
Which is ii, . COY or gi'!:
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An Old Citizen speaks.

Nc. J. NJ. Norris al ola resi1ert OF
Rome, Ga. says. that he bad 6een badly
troubled with Kidney Complaint for q
great many years and with Eczema for
three years; AZ times conld scarcely walk
and had ,ried many remedies without
benefit, until he began taking Electric Bit
ters and amounting his hands and feet with
Bncklen's Arnica Salve. Thia treatment
afforded him great relief end he strongly
recommends Electric Bit,ers to those who
suffer with Kidney Complaints, or need a
Blood Purifier. Sold BY Logan i Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
Rncklen,. Arpica Salye.

The Best Salve in the world fer Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed 10 give satisfaction, or
money refunded, Price % cents per box.
For sale BY Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

Tie ittSasum.
Is il the ghost 0! dead and ruiuel Love
Which hauntS the House OF Lie, and comes by
night
With weary sighs. and in its eyes the light
Of joyes long set, hear its footsteps move
ThrolEh dsrkened rooms whera only ghosts now
rove
The rooms loves shining eyes OF Old made bright
Il whispers low, il trembles into sight,
A bOdileSs presence hearts alone NAV prove.
l say, sad ylsitani OF this dark house,
Why wAnderest thou through these deserted
roOUs,
A dreadful glinmeriDg light about thy brows
Thy silent home should he among the tombs.
And the ghost answers, while I thrill with fear,
"In all the world have no homs but here
Philip BourEs Msrs'on.
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carriage that is to convey them TO the rail
way station. the steamboat landing, or
wherever the first stage Of the journey may
be. Where to go depends IN when one is
married. September is favorable for by
meneal pilgrimages. Montreal, Quebec
and the region OF he Saugepay are snll
accessible Niagara Falls, the traditional
bridal resort, Trenton Falls, Lake George
and Champlain are pleasant then, and
,broueh October. Boston and New Eng
land cities are always pleasant places, and
there is no more delightful place in the
world for an October honeymoon than the
Berkshire hills. But for wedding tours
projected after the first of November, the
South is the only direction to be taken.
Old Point Comfort, in Virginia, is the
terminus of most Of the bridal couples be
fore January. Florida is delightful a little
later, but the season hardly opens till after
the holidays, and besides it is a long and
%iatiguipg trip by rail and en- uneasy and
sometimes p~erilous excursion BY water
Moreover, it takes more time up in travel
ing than most ~bridegrooms care to spare.
Olu OlQt SOLDlOEl 10 Iub VI abLdSliOuo
and only a day and a half from New York,
1t ia opposite Norfolk navy yard and with
in a short ride Of Richmond through q kis-
torical country. 1t connects BY steamer
with Washington, and has one Of the best
hotels in the country. Its resources in fact
are innumerable.
To get down to Old Point Comfort, stay
there a couple OF weeks, stay q day or two
in Baltimore aud Richmond and absorb
all points OF interest in the neignborhcod
can be done m~sgni6cently for 5000, and
economically for a good deal less. The
with parlor cars will be $50, hotel bill
at Philadelphia and sundrieS, say 800 bill
at Baltimore, two days, say $35; bill at
Richmond, say one day, $40, which, with
unavoidable extras, make a clean $500.
The rest of the money o be spent at Old
Point Comfort and in daily excursions to
D laces OF interest.
TuE AVERAGE GROOM THINKS NE RE
QNIRKS.
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No. 25.-An Anagram,

No common rhymsters, such as l.
with our nice poets e'er can vie;
When We ,hali rank among the great.
our words may have an "equai weight ~
With those they write; and he admired
Zen when they seem the least inspired.
'Tfs hopeful that our rhymiDG drew,
When al their worst, may better 10
Than TennvsOu, when he essays
10 ling the British Nays praise.
N~RLsOEIAS
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STAB HIN WITH 4 STUFFED WoHO

CsisIQp M
II an y and an and su o auI q ID, with an II the
end, spell "Su."
And an . and 4 p and an r >gri! Co., pray wla' j. Il
,peller 10 do
Then II also Ell : aud al iaul z and ats' slcIl
"Cidn,"
There's nothing much lrit ior q .%.ei.cf 10 10 hui 20
20 and commit Siyar,ys-'gi'H
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

No. ga Useful Band.
We are banded together, by tate aud 10y birth,
Ry tcstln. oar skill YOU may Judge Of our worth.
We are firmly united to help In all work,
Not one OF our number is ever Il shirk.
All eager for service, we stretch out our hands,
In orr own native homes, OF IN iIr-awdy lands.
We vary in hgure, some shorter, some taller,
som, awkward, some graceful, some larger, -oine
smaller.
Tie Stoutest move, foremost, rs the s'ongest ons
ought.
One, wise as 4 gnide-Joard points out what Ia
sought.
In work and in stature, Outrankiug Us all.
And there are two others, who 10 as they choose
Too small and too weak, TO be much use.
We deck them with Jewels, we leave them 10 play
But, hiding and c~linging, they help IN their way.
Plca,e give us employment. we work with 4 will
Even satan, the fallen, would soorn 10 keep still
But he hy our labor is often defeated,
Aud much that is worthy is graudly completed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
No. 2S.-A CharaIe

Addiction sore, or trial keen,
j. what my FIRST may sometimes inesu
And second Oitrn iii. the Station
OF q useful termination.
Who's carries powder, torch and braui,
And ne'er Is seen upon DR.! land,
once a ca'amity heiell
The yrrgai aud the whpis as well.
Who'd waI a frsI. aud on first, too,
OF second this is also true
And. hat may seem a little droll,
FirH Wa iU H,vEi and in uhyis,
N~ELsOSIAN,
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NC. SEA Palindrome.

tainted away" Cold water, quick
Camphor, Feathers! That's 4 brick.
Soon as yuO can bring him around
You this p~alindrome are found.
SEEEER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

Officials Of the L. S. TsessUary Dspart.
msns, the heads OF the Baltimore Custom
House aud Posto5ce 81 inSosss Salvation
or. Psice twenty-five cent?.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

Here is a rock about whose weight
q curious thing | will relate,
Bat which III not explain.
Just fourteen pounds this rock will weigh
But il you take twO-iiths away,
The part which does remain
EXceeis a hundred times and more
The weight Il ever was before
A ton Il will contain. JIM
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SPHINX KNOTS.
No. ga Useful Band.

ANY communications for this department should
he addressed 10 t.. K. CHADHOCRS, Iewisio"a
Maine
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

The operation may be performed for less,
at q pinch. 1t has been known to have
been respectfully conducted for less than
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

| Tel yNU the .ufurG rLl hold no tCrrOrs
Tor any sl s1Ul while the stars revolye,
If ne will bat stand firm on the grave OF his errors
Aud. instead o. roEEsttirg resolve, regVlgs.
IL Is never too late u begin rebuilding,
Though ell into ruins your lie seeu-s buried,
For Iuak, how the hight u the New Year i gi.d3pi
The worn. van face oi the bruised Old world.
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TENIsTIGo, Canal ~ f..
FLEMING Bros.

Dear Sirs Enclosed you will ind .,.
for which you will please send me NOR 81,
DR.. {. Mclane'S Liver Pills. thrust So. E.
received the pay for the last two bUsr, .
ed and received. / would only SAY. TIE. h.
done me more good than | could rNrr
feel much better now than / have &C.. .
years past. Yours truly,
REV. Phil SPNI.H
Mast nd.
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Itaffords me pleasure 10 assure yc.
ter using DR.. c. McLane's Celeb, g-4. a.
PiIisfor more than twenty YEAR r. La'r.
that | regard them rs being super
have ever used or have seen U,rI. '-
/ had them constantly and had % n, -.
| have tried q good variety, but / E,
had any 10 act so promptly, prof
nicely as McLane's. / have used iI.l 49,
wife, and children, with the most gr.,
suits. For children. having uSri q
own with such easy and happy an.
recommend them to one and h.
pills do the work-do IL promptly. u.
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mover, as a liver c~orTector, as q g.
preparing the system for qu.nlur, Z,
pill or medicine equal TO DR.. c. NcI....
hrated Liver Pills. I expect tD l,.
long rs | live, II they coltinGc IS l..
have been in the past
Yours truly, E.Ii....
Pastor VI. F.. Church South, iiycr>
Tampa District, Florida Cou.-..
TESIsTIGo, Canal r'... ,
MEssRs. FLEMING BROS.
Sirs:-Yourp pills came all right. AMI ..
they are a good bilious. pill. ! base Lev.
great many pills, but l can say i. q 81
Lanes Pills, manufactured by fl".l.. ~
are genuine, and gentlemen you ha}rn. "
in sending. Igaye some of those p. ,'..
neIghborS for 4 trial. One OF nv
got three pills. He said they did help ID.
ieIt the next day like a new man h..
TO send for fifty cents worth fuv f..
gentlemen, | will do all | can 10 iu'ruI .s
{. McLane'S Liver Pills. manuian' r
Fleming Brothers. Yours with resp;
WI. II. h, 4.
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LOVES GHOST,

Answer. m be pubLIshel h W. wssEs.