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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04
REPRESENTATIVE HART
Dsss Net eSs0 - - of the Very Pu
Order.

Oo0a Not e000 - - of the Very Pure
Order.
C1ScISuaTI. February 4-The morning
pssD yesterday published statements from
Representative Hart infened to clear the
soucher matter up. hut under the work oi
The Telegram, which IL working the case
up. it 10 becoming mnddier than ever.
Mr. Hart sdmits owing Mr.. oakcs more
than the face 81 the voucher calling lot
Oakes' brother in-lxW. 10 take the docu.
lnent up. but does not give the reason why
he told Clerk R-h~~ that the voucher Wa.
DESTROYED in order io obtain duplicate
voDeher.
Ths Telegram reporter saw Ssmnel oake'
this morning That gentleman said: II
have refused Ia tell YOU any ot my side oi
the csse. because did not want To get Jack
into trouble but the time ha> come nov
when I must protect myself! A. 4 mere mat
Ter of business. if for no other reason
Here b the whole story from beginning tt
end:
November ~ 1887. | loaned Hart $loo
Ne eave me Q note for the amount, payable
st tie Queen City Bank January :. Just
before the note came due he said he would
not be in town, but for me TO send il 10 Co
iumbus and he would pay it. When i,
came due sent il 10 the bank for collec
ton. Il was returned from Columbus no,
paid. Some time ago ] told him | woult
make il easy on him by having him attend
some of nv cases, and for one | creditet
him with S2s; another was SIS. thus max
ine Q reduction vi x43 on the note. Jan
uary 9Th he came into the store and lef,
$50 with my brother-in-law and got n
ceipt for il. This left still due me - or
the note,
..Ny--- -, 49, ,-.,,ot,.x. .;,nr Taol- -
borrowed the $l02. he came in one day with
. voucher for t54.62 and said: sam. wan
YOU 70 DO me favor by cashing this. 4 n
6f,t objected, because he said might hav,
% wait sixty DAYS :or the money. FINAL,
Iesye him SO. Afte-~ard | took tn,
voucher 70 the Comptroll-r's Office and Wa
told could gel the money February /. Tha
day I went 1eain, and Harry Skiff told M
dat Hart hAd been paid january y. in full
including the voucher held. got mad
You sse, seser Hart had drawn his SIS i
ON the secoaA voucher, lie came doSl anC
paid ny bscther-inlaw the 81 sl.1 IN oi
which I credited on his note. But what
vsas 70 know is. wha, right he had 10 draw
~ ~ - at ali ior. when held the youche
dSnod by him X MAS dead wrong ii
sDund. Why even next ws.k Ar has An
oA1 cass of mine 10 attend To- and his u
VII oe ~ 1hr VIII pay the note on en-
tirsly and leave me in his debt &ll. 20 fsR
- the note is concerned. You see il is .
rlesr case of his mi.repr..enting the facts
- Rshse. OF he never could have gotten the
second voucher"
Mr.. Ski6. Of the Comptroller Office, va,
seen end ,aid that when he had learned
thaS Hart had the the receipt of January
9Th eoe 80. he 20, up ON lis ear and sent
1or OAkes - explain He said Mr.. Oake.
hso1gAs tAs books along and made state
0eat hat thoroughly cleared him, and left
ths sotire burden on HaT,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04
NO NEW THING.
Provisisns o6 the New Extradition Treaty
With England.

with England
WASHINGTON, February THE features
Of the Z Xtradition treaty with Great Britain,
making person. eItraditable for larceny or
embeziement as we'll as for assaults upon
life with dynamite and other explosives
are not new. They were in the treaty as it
stood before the Senates last session. and
that vas the great bone Of contention that
under the dynamite clause. Irish patriots
taking refuge in this country could be eI-
tradited The embezzlement feature is the
one Of importance to the United States. in
order that Canada may no longer be q safe
refuge for embezzlers fleeing from this
country. Z II is unders;ood that the foreign
relations committee made some change in
these features looking Ia Il clear distinction
between political otien>es and crime under
the dynamite clause, but the provisions
are not new
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

CIncLIvILLE. February Bids for the
new Court House have been opened and
contracts awarded to Doerxbeck 4 Decker.
Of Sandt,sky, their bid on the Court House
improvement being 81. 40, and on the jsil
and iaiior's residence. ki3. so. making TO-
tai OF 90. $40. There were three bids for
both improvements - . whole. viz: +. y.
Spear, tlOO2W iOhio sandstone; Doers-
bech 4 Decker, tlOt. 40: Bonner K Phillips,
SOS 500. -Four reinOnstrances were pre-
seuted. with about one hundred and thirty
Ggnaturea II is said that these papers
contained the names Of some half dozen
men who had served upon thAgrand juries
and in that capacity had condemned the
present Jail and jailors residence a. unit
far orrunancy
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

W.sHrSSroN. February i.-Arguments
have been heard br the House Committee
on Merchant Marine and Fisheries in refer
ence To bills PROHIBITING the capture Of
menhaden within three miles OF the At
lantic Coast Tbe nearing will be con
tinued Oh Monday aeiI. L.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

NEwARK. February 4.-Georxe Stanley, .
Panhandle brakeman. was killed near Han
over last evening. He was brsking for
Conductor Reer. on train No. a. coming
west. While getting down between the last
car and cAboose. he lost his hold and fell
the wheels Of the caboose passing over him
and killing him almost instantly. Two
freights following, Nos. 70 and i9. struck
the body and il was dragged along the
track. the wheels literally grinding the
flesh and bones 70 atoms and scattering
them along the track for miles. The frag-
ments were picked up and put In = box.
The horribly msngled remains were sent To
his psrents xt pennison.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04
THE HOUSE.
The Law Against Destroying ships - -
Revised.

WAsnrNGrox. February 3.-Mr. Randall,
of Pennsylvania, presented in the House
resolutions. of the Anglers Association, OF
Eastern Pennsylvania. providing for the
enactment of . Law limiting the fishing ior
menhaden To line three miles from the
Atlantic coast Referred.
Senate amendments TO the House bill
providing for the punishment Of robbery,
burglary and larceny in the Indian Terri
tory we're concurred in. The following
bills were reported and referred. Author
ixing the appointment of eleven division
superintendent Is Of the railway mail service
bill To regulate the emolument returns of
civil officers.
Adverse reports were submitted on bills Ia
create court Of customs and proposing =
constitutional amendment empowing Con.
gress To grant aid to the common schools OF
the several States Laid On table. The
House then pr,eeedrd 10 the consideration
Of private business. 4 dozen private bills
we're passed. among them one for the re-
lief Of the sufferers from the wreck Jf the
Tallapoosa.
Mr. Collins, of Massachusetts reported .
bill from the Judiciary Committee amend.
ing the Revised Statutes. The amendment
provides that instead of the death penalty
for the willful casting away Of a vessel to
defrzud the underwriters, that II there be
no loss Of life or personal injury the one
convicted may be sentenced to iinprison'
ment for life or for term not less than
three years. or fine not exceeding $1,000.
Mr.. Nutting Of New York, offered a reso-
luton which was referred. calling on the
Secretary Of the Treasury for information
relative TO the refusal of the Canadian au.
thorities 10 allow American wrecking YES
sells and machinery 10 assist American
vessels while in distress in Canadian waters,
and whether Canadian wrecking vessel,
are permitted ~ operate in American
waters.
A bill establishing Soldiers Home a,
Knoxville, Tennessee, was introduced and
referred
Mr.. Crisp, of Georgia. said he would call
Up the Lowry-WhiIe contested election
case again to-Eorrow. and then a: u the
HOUSE adjourned
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04
The Only Remedy
Contagious Blood Poison.

Mr. D. b Adams. Union. south carpiinA,
writes: Z" was sf,i't~ti with terrible sase
oi bio"i p.,i-s'n fus atOui th.ri. ~u months. !
WIS treated 10y the b. 81 phy sicians. ond us~d
yArtC,S klnu, ~ rernr,ii->, but V.,.eised Go
sui.tanti.,I r-iisf iiuallv tri,-i the swirl
spscirc. and shout iour bot,ir. cured me
Cui r. n. ki,--r. S,,itor and prop rietor Of
ire oIslisa. Ala.. Jt"ss. un.er date H
August 4 is:., writes: When ! vas
young man. tsr, .ugh in'ils-re!ich. l c.n-
s-act,-i . disease which has suck 10
ne for years. Som~ I've or sx yesrs
since l va. tr,ubied with pains. - - 70
make it disficu,I Tor me 10 walk Having
advertised the :. s = In NY p,I Ier Tor several
y-Ars csJuclut,-.i ! would nv 70 ." sre IL
there was any efficacy IN iar mrdiein. !
commenced using u acc'ruiHE To dir'>'tfons
and used half duzen BOTTLES VA, once at
Way station and. getting hfi. ! walked the
s'en nil, an. na'~ ,.r er ,r.a any NM ~.
eIs,I elects ! must say am -attsnr't with
th~ result. nm sixty ~tyht y~srs of ase and
the case ~ lieu necessary and SCI up from six
to ~it hi thousand ems without an. ihcon-
-rn'-nce. 1 send you this vi hout soccits-
ar. p. woeh,. al North Avenue. Chicago.
under date Il Jan~ u. lss.. writes: Il deem
it my duty 10 thank yuu for the cure ! re-
ceiv-si from your excellent m-dicin-. con-
lrsct,i . ,cfy .~ver- case of blood poison
ing about two years ago. Hearing 81 your
hisdictne. went 10 dfuc store, the pro
prt~tor f ~h'y-h p~rs'ladec NE ." buy .
rrrt aratiDu Of hts own. ~hs,,i he said was
. sur cure iUse'f SIX bottles VI his stun
and sr-w worse all it- time IL last xos
,.isgu-,~d s,ld liz. J.aiTts, of cure. ! met
rr,rad who told me that your medicine hal
cured him, | went To the same dr. eSfss
asuin and ,i-nisids'd ysrlr medicine lie re-
iurtsntiy spii s.r twelve bs,tties, and ana
now perfectly cur~,i. ! write this for tho
tsn-'t os sufi-r-rs. 70 prevent their tstiF
deceive ed by fa!~s rrIrr-enthiions- thank
."t -r-Io for the b-ncnt derived from your
Inc;icine."
pI J. y. Cheney. . prominent phsAicfass.
re-idIns In E.iASiil~. Schey County. Georgia.
In q better rsyUunsinr the infsliible succeas
he has In curing contagious blosd posson
case. In his extensive prscticr, writes:
.-rhos~ ~ hc know the Aimost fnevitahSe,
Permanently da,,s~rous eT-cis Of mercury
viii welcome Jour discovery OF >. - .
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"a the use OF 4 - =. In cA4~s of blood dis
Ofd-r Of course y medicine that cGrrs
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ciO--d ofrsrr disorder
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drawer 4 AtAnta. "a
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

FIypLAY. February I-The barns and
outbuildings of {. H. Baxter. we'll known
farmer and stock raiser near here. were
burned to the ground yesterday, and with
them four valuable Norman horses, = num-
ber Of fine cattle and large quantitie. u
hay. grain and agricultural implements.
swelling the total loss to about ~, 600, upon
amount Of 81, 500 Baxter says the fire was
the work Of au incendiary and claims u
have proof upon which the miscresnt can
be arrested and convicted.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04
Explosion and COni1AEratiOn.

CLEVELAND. February by an sIPlos-
ion which occurred a, the American Paint
& Oil companys work, yesterday, the
buildings were fired aud burned. The
workmen Jumped through the windows
from which the sas,,e> had been blown, 10
save their lives and the rroprietors. r.
Cohen and +. u Mcdowell had only time
to escape from the Office with their lives.
Policeman Harrison saw smoke in the
building and had just opened the door to
investigate, when the exp.osiOn took place.
Harrison VAS thrown across the street He
was severely burned about the face and
hands and may lose his eyesight. The loss
on the machinery and stock is placed at
$l5.UO. insured for s. ~. The building is
insured for 5000 and ia. loss estimated At
$4,000. The plant WAS totally destroyed
bv the flames in less than all hour.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, February 3-Heavy
buyers Of tobacco report great excitement
in kentucky. Every available foot OF land
is being engaged and people are paying
as high as $50 per acre rent for good fields
A representative Of New York tobacco
firm says: Spain has recently bought four
thousand hogsheads of lugs in New York.
which leaves her loo short Of last years 5
requirements, with about ls,0Oo hogsheads
for the wants Of 1855 The New York ware
houses are about empty. and the purchases
made at Clarksville this week We're ior inn
mediate shipments"
Louisville operators are making every ef-
fort to get all the dark low grades in few
hands and are credited with the purchase
within q week OF nearly all the stock in Pa.
ducah, Hopkinsville and Nashville.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

WARRINGTON. February 4-W. q. Tol-
ford, Oh.o's agent for the collection OF
claims against the Government, will leave
for Columbu. to-day, as soon ~ he gets his
share Of the urgency deficiency appropria-
ton, the President having signed the bill
yesterday He will take 70 Ohio about
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04
ARE YOU

Suffering from any Of the results Of youthful
indt scretiOns or abuses. resulting In Seminal
WsaE nrss. Impotency, Lost Manhood. etc. II
~ sAWiEH's ERB sPEIlfIC vii,
Cnv~ YOU Used and recommended by large
number Of specialists in diseases OF the genital
oraans The price for boxes, which Is sum
Gent for any case. Is IS. at druggists OF By
mail sample Boz Free II. Il. SAWYER 4
Co, Boz III. PhiiAdeiphia. Pa. eodsno
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04
DYSPEPSIA

0,,ses n victims 70 b m1sefahla. A0Dsaesab
eouAsssd, and dspeessed In mind. re'y h'sfa'
b,e. langu,d, and drosssy. II b disease
which does not ses ven d ITSELF Is requires
careful, psrsistsns attsataOn, and remedy %
throw o6 tho causes ssd toos W The ages
TIVE orxans TN they p.Rform t1stf ouoes
vlninsiy. Hood's HAfsaparilla has proven
jast tbs required rsnsAy In hundrs6 q sssss.
"Ihsvs taken Heod's sarsapar1h sDs Dr.
oe,sia- from vhSsA have suR90d sWc years.
trisd many oshsr msdicinss, - nose peoveo
70 sstisfacsosy - HOODS SsEApasu
rpoxAs Coo6, Rrush Electric 0shs o"'
EeV York 0ey.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

WASHINGTON. February 4-The depart
ment of state, having received the twelfth
ins;allmeut OF Mexican indemnity. An
nouuces that il is now prepared to dis
tribute the same among the parties inter
Ssfel
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

MT vGRSoN. February William J.
Wells. young school teacher. st Buckeye
City, near here, who has been cutting quite
. swell for . man Who gets ~ per month,
has been detected in crooked work. in the
way Of forging endorsements, upon which
he secured loans. His father. who Is well
of. and lives in Columbus, is making thiags
right for him.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04
FINANCE ANp COMMERCE.
New York Money and stock Market.

NEW IoRK. February 3.--Moncy closed
2L per cent Tue lowest rate VAS and
the highest ~ per cent. Exchange closed
steady; posted rates 4si to 4s6; actual
rates 4s3lI to 4s3A. for 30 days, and 4s51s
to 4S5A for demand Governments closed
steady: currency It's 10 bid; Is coupons
la6I1; SIS los. Pacific bonds closed: lists
ll3 to li6, grants l03 To 100, funds III to
10, centrals ll3 10 ll6. The stock market
this morning was dull and irregular. but
fluctuations were confined within range
and attracted but little attention. The
bears attempted TO derress the list by rsis-
ing Northwest. 81. Paul and Lake Shore on
the reports OF cutting rates between Chi
cago and Missouri river points, and also IN
account OF the expected competition OF new
500 rule from -. Paul via Sault Ste.
Marie Hammering wa- directed mainly
against St Paul. All three were held,
however. and resisted all efforts to dcpress
them. At noon prices we're irregulsrly
changed from those OF last night, but the
changes were vc.v slight. The most active
stocks were ST Paul and Reading. 81 per
cent Of the whole morning trading being
in them The stock market was dull and
ieaturele>s during tn. afternoon. and ut
the close were but little changed from
those current AZ L. O'Clock. The sales
amounted 10 ls2,60s shares. Closing GO
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04
Sugar Export Rebate.

WAsHlNGros. February 4-Thc Secretary
of the Treasury has issued All order pre-
scribing ~ the permanent rate nj drawback
allowed on eA! A!ortation oi refined sugars
the present rate cf ! Su-lOC cents per pound
which was Professionally adopted in Sep
Lember. 1856
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04
ONO NEWS.



DAasxsviLLE, February by the explo-
sien Of the boiler At Gllldow's saw mill
kess tvo men were killed and several bad
ly injurid The victims are John Arnold,
aged forty five, the sawyer and manager OF
thS mill. instantly killed, . part Of his head
being blown on and his body crushed wss
. widower with five children and lived at
Quaker City; Charles Sullivan, nineteen
years Of age, son of II prominent farmer OF
the neighborhood. Was = bystandcr. He
was blown about fifty yards aud was picked
up dead.
BENJAMIN Travis. an employe Of the mill,
was hurled several yards away. receiving
terrible wounds about the head, breast and
arm. He may possibly recover. Samuel
and Joseph Stubbs brothers, and also EN-
ployes. were badly injured, the latter being
terribly bruised and scslded. besides receiv'
ing internal injurie. which, it is thought,
lie cannot survive. Frsnk Warrick.
another bystander, was more or less hurt,
and two or three Others received slight IN
iuvt.s
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04
Notice to C.,ntraetOes.

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received as the
y one of the city clerk Of the city OF Spring
Geld, Ohio, for furnishing the material and
doing the work of building the foundations Of
the market house and city buildings on the
space from Market space TO Center street. b.
tween High and Washington streets. Aecord-
ing to the plans and specifications therefor
prepared BY Z. A. Cresar. architect. and on
die in his ONCE the work TO be completed
within sixty days from the time the contractor
10 notified to commence work on the same.
All proposals must be signed By the full
name Of all persons interested In the same.
and shall also be signed BY some responsible
diyinterested person - guarantee that
contract will be entered into provided said bid
10 accepted. and must be on file with the city
clerk on Or before Tuesday. the 7th day Of
February 1888, 1T twelve O'Clock. acon. TO
BE- opened and publicly read immediately after
u o'clock Of said day. In the presence OF the
mayor. citv engineer. assistant city engineer
aud city clerk. or any two Of them. and re
ported TO council u the next regular meet
ing therefter.
Inc city council reserves the right 10 reject
any or all oids for any reason they may deem
sufficient.
J. s. SHEwALrER.
Aha City Clerk.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

George e. Min, who grew tired OF
prraching and tried his fortune on the
stage. has now given up tas life OF an ae-
tnr to enter the field Of journalism in Chi
sue.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04
Pittsburg Live stock Market.

EAST LIDERrH, February 3-CAttle moth.
ing doing; all through cons:gnmens: NO
cattle shipped to New York to-day. Hog:
market fair; Philsdelphias IS 6S@5 IS.
mixed s 55td$5 20, Workers S %O@S S.
common to fair S 25d5 IS; pigs y $50
%, Several roads OF Philadelphia un-
sold; II ears hogs shipped u. New York 70.
day. sheep: market slow at UNCHANGED
prices. Receipts: cattle $50 head. hoss 800
steep go; shipments: cattle w head, hog
= JU sheep sOu
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

ChAmplin's LiQuiu f-ari, SO C0Dts.
Don't pH y unlsss % priated On bottle
label.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04
LIGHT SENTENCES.
he lnAiaaapshs Elsetisa Ysrysrs Co
OF Very Easily.

OF Very Easily.
ISDsAHAroLIs, IND. February Judge
Woods, in the Federal Court to-day. over
ruled the motions for new tFial in the
cases Of Coy and BcrnhsIner. the convicted
tally sheet eonspirstors. Coy ~as then
sentsnced 70 the Penitentiasy for eighteen
months and 70 pay fine of $l0; Bern
hamss 10 90 year and pay . fine of 81 ,0oO.
They vers remanded ~ the County Jail.
vAers they will remain pending the appeal
TO Judge Gresham.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

Take New Style Vinegar Bitters. and
your headache and sallOwness will elOpe
oogeehsf.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

ST Lows. February 8 Flour quiet and
Unchanged Whea, easy: February so
hid. nMarrh sIi.c bid. May s21e
Corn higher: February 46c bid, March ~.
May $3.50 alsNc. Oats steady; May 30is(g
30s.c. Butter unchanged. Eggs higher
22'snt25c. Lard: prime steam Tie. Pork
standard mess SIS 20. Dressed meats
shoulders 6c, longs ..6Oc Bacon: boIet
shoulders 6lsc. longs SIC.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

She-And do you really think you wonld
be happy with me ~ your wife? He-Oh
I'm sure: have always been lucky fel
low in games Of chance.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04
Kansas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CRY. February 3-Catle steady
for good and shade lower for common
good to choice cora fed $4 :5(e4 IS. common
to medium s. 25td4 Is, stockers 81 sOtS2 81
feeders s. 6Fd-3 y, cows 81 30CG: ~ Hog
opened strong and &c higher closing veal
with advance lost; good to choicr 5 +O@
5 20, common to medium - 6St95 IS. skip.
and pigs s. U,ta4 %. sheep choice in de
mund and steady; good TO choice - 00a
1 So, common 10 medium e OSsS 20. Re
ceipts: cattle 2.e0 head, hogs $50. sheeE
go: shipments: cattle 5s5 head hogs $50
sheep $50
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

Prosessteoal wOod-sawers are nearly ex
tancs u PAlladelphtA.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

Beasty's Ivory starch.
Labor saving. harmless TO fabric. perfect 1nisA.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-04

Get the best at Parsons X Cos.