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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-05
EXCITING EXPERIENCE
In the North End Of the City,
With Tunnel Laborers,
A GOOD SIZED RIOT RESULTS
In One Man Being Beaten to Insensi-
BIlIty aud Left for Dead-The
White aud CoIOred Laborcrs
Engage in Warfare.

The laborers employed by Contractors
Paige, Carey & Co., on the construction
Of the North Wheeling tunnels, have be-
hayed more quietly and deCeptly than
anybody expected since the work began.
Yesterday, however, there was an out
break which nearly ended in grave re-
suits,
The men aIl took holiday, and nearly
all celebrated it by getting drunk, Last
evening there was a good deal OF what
is designated in a police court warrant as
"tumult and disorder" The white
workmen, Irish and Italians mainly,
and the colored men got into several
small riots, Finally a colored man
named William Carpenter and an Irish
man, said to be named MCCRskey, got
into a fight and McCaskey was knocked
down, and as he lay on the ground Car.
penter, 1t Is charged, kicked him several
times about the face and neck, He was
knocked insensible,
Just before this a general melee had
taken place, but had been stopped and
the twenty or thirty participants dis.
persed by Officers Desmond and Driller.
They heard tthe fight between Carpen-
ter and McCasky, and were promptly on
the scene. Carpenter was arrested, be-
ling found hidden under a bunk in the
shanty up Jonathan's ravine, where
about twenty Of the Colored laborers
board and lodge.
The officers had difficulty in getting
him away. The impression was thai
MCCaskey was dead, and the other white
men and some OF the black ones, were
very indignant, and wanted to do the
prisonervlolenCe. Finally Desmond got
his man On a street car and brought him
down town. Driller went back to look
after McCaskey, and found he had re-
covered and disappeared northward or
the railroad track.
A large number OF the Irish workmeI
got together aud proceeded toward the
shanty occupied by the colored men
with the avowed purpose Of cleaning Il
out" The dwellers In the vicinity be
came alarmed and t~elephoned in a gen
eral police call, In response Capt. Del
brugge and Officers Carney, Shorts ant
Gaus went up, but found things QuieI
and no need for their presence.
Just such IN occurrence has long been
expected, and that II did not have q mort
serious outcome Is more the result o.
good luck than anything else, as thu
whole available force Of police 10 quel
any trouble among this large aggrega'
tion OF incompatible elements is usually
one man, and last evening CHANGED,
owing to the hour ut which It occurred
to be two men, and good ones.
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AHOuT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the CITY ana wheeling People
Abroad,

Strangers In the City apd Wheeling People
Abroad,
Nj. A. Clark, OF Dean, W, Va, isat
tho Howell House.
Mr.. l.. Addison, Of Grafton, is In the
city on a business trip,
Mrs, George +. Johns has gone TO
HRrFisonburg, Va, tosPend the summer,
Mr.. John H. Hay, Of Coshocton, Ohio,
is visiting Mr., A. D, Howe, on Jacob
street,
James and John Supper and Ed. L,
Roemer, Of Darlington, are registered at
the Howell.
Misses Ida Braun and Minnie Hamil.
ton, Of CadiS, o., were at the Hotel
Windsor yesterday.
Diff. NJ, West, Messrs. N. X. Kennou
and james Patton, Of ST. ClairsVille, were
at the Mcclure yesterday.
@. L. Hanke and wife, Of Hessville
S, @, Denliam and wife, OF L%umberportl
and +. S. Hardesty and wife, OF Wyatt.
W. Va, are at the Howell House.
Mrs. A. Virginia Harding and daugh'
ter, Miss Caroline, also Miss Sophie
Harding, nil OF Washington, Pa, are the
guests Of Mrs. DR.. Hupp, on Fourteenth
street.
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SENT TO JAIL
Charles u,Hmann Arrested on u Serious
Charge.


Charles HtHhmann Arrested on u Serious
Charge.
Yesterday morning about $3.50 O'Clock
there was a rather sensational affair on
Market street, in the centre of the city,
A young German named Wilhelm, q
brother OF Jacob Wilhelm, tho saloon
keeper, and a bar tender in his saloon,
went home at a late hour and found his
two small children alone in the house.
Going out to look for his wife, he came
up with her in company with n strange
man. Wilhelm fired four shots at the
man and then struck him with n brick.
Officer West arrested Wilhelm, but on
learning the cause OF the assault no re-
leased him, and went to look for the
other man. lie understood the mans
name to be Shaler, but 1t turns out 10
be Charles Hoffman. He is said to be a
picture peddler. The police failed to
find him until yesterday afternoon, when
officer Shorts arrested him ut his board
ing house on the Second ward Market
square.
Hoffman was arraigned before Squire
Davis on a charge OF adultery, and, in
default Of 500 bail, he was sent to jail,
The officials think that Hoffman Ia
the same man who was some time ago
arrested for stealing. They give him q
bad name generally. Wilhelm's trouble
has nearly Crazed him, and tho case Is
indeed a pitiable one.
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LOCAL BRRYTTIRS.
matters OF Minor Moment M and About the
City,

Matters of Minor Moment M n About the
City,
STRANGE that the only decent picnic
day for u month should bethe Fourth Of
Julyl
Tue Special Council Committee on
the Sixteenth street cemetery and the
committee on wharvesMe Calledto meet
this evening,
LEVI Henry died recently at the Co.
lumbus insane asylum, where h0 was
taken from Bridgeport about a year ago,
He was GS years old.
A WILL KNOWN "iyn young man was
accused by a young woman on the State
Fair Grounds yesterday OF stealing s.
from her, He denied the accusation,
but when tho police were called, gave
her 50 and offered to set them up lorthG
officers,
WILLIAM WILCOX was anxious, or said
he was, last evening, to whip three othel
men on Fourteenth street near Market
He made 10 much noise about 1t thai
Officers Shorts and Gaus were attracted
to the scene, and Willie was lodged be-
hind the bars.
A YOUNG nan named Hess, living or
tho South Side, vas lodged in the STATE
Fair Grounds lookup yesterday alter
noon on q charge Of kicking a boy II
the face. He yelled so alter being LOCKED
up that a big crowd gathered, and thu
impression prevailed for u moment tina
a riot was in progress,
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A Woman's Discovery.

0Anolher wonderful discovery has
been made and that too, by lady inthis
county. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her, and for seven years she with
stood It's seyercst tests, but her vital Or
gans we're undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she Coughed necessarily and could not
sleep: She bought Of us a bottle OF DR.,
Kings New Discovery TOR consumption,
and IKaS SO much relieved on taking tie
first dose TINT she slept all night, and
with one bottle Inns been minculously
cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Rltz,b
Thus writes W. O. HRmrick & Co., Of
Shelby, N. C.-Get a free trial bottle at
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. 2
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Proposals.
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS,


bhANAH fALlAi June Eit lRti
Sealed proposals. will DO received by the IN,
defalgned until SATURDAY, JVLY d, <. d, iSSO
for the Grading and Paving Of seventh avenue,
III HEAVIER Falls borough IRON Eighth street,
south, 10 the New Brighton bridge, Bald pro.
pOsall 70 DO separate for Fltg Brick and Liz.
gnlet Block paving and tho bid for both 70 Ii
Each proposal ODE accompanied by a cuttl.
hBd check Tor ono ihOulatid dollars, payable Ia
the order Of IhAN, I, wallace, Treasurer Of lhO
borough. AL checks accompanying proposals.
which are not accepted vii. DO returned IninOl
dlAtely alter tho award shall have been made,
The check received from The successful bidder
Will DO returned 10 him upon hIS entering Into
4 formal contract l0f tho duo performance Of me
work. and giving bond with approved tllfeile1
iOf Nifty per rent Of tho contract price. HIT N
case no lhAll fall 10 enter into such contract aud
five such bond within ten days after nOllcO Oi
The acceptance Of his PROPOSAL, Tie cheek 10.
complaining such PROPOSAL shall become tile
property oil. the borough Of Beaver Falls,
Zach bidder must furnish 4 sample u brick OF
stone block which he pf0pOses nplhg.
specifications can b0 seen a the burgess ofltG
The bofoigh. Council reserves the tight to re.
GRO X, tisCoMB,
Secretary Borough,
jeH S0j Second AyCniU,
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THE AFTERNOON GAME.
wheeling Feeds ON Roast and Winds VI
In tho SOuD,

Wheeling tGCuB ON Roast ana WinuS UP
IN tho Soup.
The weather was warmer in the after
noon, but that did not keep the people
away. There were oven more present
than in the morning, when the air wac
cool and pleasant, The grounds were
ID better condition for the afternoon
game, having been dried out by
tho sun and wind till they
were nearly perfect. AS usual on
holidays ropes had TO be stretched to
keep the crowd back and special ground
rules had to be made. The Canton team,
In their Nadjy suits, were full OF ginger
and provoked much favorable comment
by tho excellence OF their playing. The
crowd was made up principally, OF
course, Of Wheeling people, but there
were also present delegations irom out
the baltimore & Ohio, the Hempfold,
the Cleveland, Iorain 4 Wheeling aud
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh roads. A
number were here from Pittsburgh,
OF the game there is but little to be
said aside from the account OF the small
riot over UmpiroiBartlett, reported else
where. shamus pitched a fairly good
game-equally as good us Riley's,
aud both filled their positions in very
neat form. Miller, Wheeling's short
stop, made his error in the fifth at a
point where it counted, aud that with
the rank work OF Bartlett lost Wheeling
the afternoon game.
The result Of the day-one won and
one lost, is not SO bad, and should lead
the club to take fresh hone and make a
still moro earpeat endcavor to get nearer
to the head Of the percentage table.
So long as the work done by the Wheel
ing team In both OF yesterdays games
continues no fault can be found and
they should be literally %patronized.
The score Of the afternoon game was
as foll9wsi
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hibltion meeting seen in this yicinityi for
q long time was held. Rev, Walter y.
Mills, Of Chicago, an eloquent man and
a leader in the party Of national repute,
was the orator Of the day, Rev, DIR, o.
w. Cushing, pastor Of the Fourth street
n. E church Of this city, also spoke,
and Rev, William NJ. Price, Of Pitts
burgh, was expected. There was music
by a brass band and large choir, IS well
as congregational singing, and the at
tendance was large and much enthusi'
asm was manifested,
st, Mary's church, Of Martins Ferry,
gave a picnic in McSworl's orchard,
which was not by any means the
least feature Of the day there, Rev,
Father Mattingly telsphoned last even;
ing that there was not a rough word
spoken all day, and that the church
would clear about $3.50.
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DROWNED IN TnE RIVER.
A small Boys sud Fourth OF July Ex
pbTIOncn,

A Small boy's sad Fourth ot July Ex'
pSrlOnes,
Yesterday Tommie, the n~ipe-year old
son of Thomas Carney, who keeps a sa-
Icon on the corner OF Market and TWEEN,
ty.slxth %streets, went into the river OPP
posIte the Belmont mill, with several
other boys abouthis own age, They had
been In the water sometime when young
Carney got beyond his depth, and
sank, Before help could reach him, he
drowned,
After some time those who were neal
where the accident occurred succeeded
ia finding and recovering the body, and
it was taken to the residence OF his
parents on the corner Of Twenty-sixtl
and Market streets. Officer PrettymaI
summoned County Coroner sChultze
who examined the body and inquired
OF those who saw the drowning, and
rendered a decision in accordance Will
the facts,
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married. On MheelInE.

Mr.. Lem W. Lobe, Of Marshall county
and Miss bessie Il, aukill, Of Bethany
Brooke county, were married at the Nc.
Lure House yesterday morning az 4
o'clock by Rev. Dr., W. H. Cooke. The
wedding Is presumed to be TO some OK
tent a runaway match, though nothing
could be learned Of IL except the bare
facts, Mr.. and Mrs. Lobe and the one
gentleman friend who accompanied
them having left the pity Yesterday
afternoon early.
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The now two.car trains Of 1.-THE electric
al railway are the greatest improvement
in rapid transit in this city since street
cars were first put on here. Both cars
are handsome open ones OF the latest
style, aud the front one has the motor
under it. They look well, accommodate
tho people, and deserve the i%nstantane'
GUS success they achieved. It is to be
hoped they will be patronized liberally
enough to induce tile company to intro
duCe other late ideas in streetcar travel.
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Failed to Identify Him.

Prosecuting Attorney Hollingsworth,
Of Belmont county, came down from st.
Clairsville yesterday, accompanied:by a
man who claimed to know Alexander
Cole, who is wanted there, and not at
Steubenville, as stated yesterday. Chief
Of Police D~elbrugge arrested a man who
was identified BY Frank Freds as Cole,
but when tho st. Clairsville man was
taken 10 the county Jail to look at him
he could not say positively that It was
Cole. Freds was out OF town, and the
man will have to walt till to-day to be
identified or dismissed. He Is accused
ofshooting another Colored man.
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The Wheeling Bridge Company, which
proposes to build q new passenger and
wagon bridge from the city to the Island
and from the island to Etnayille, has
its official notice published in the Pitts.
burgh papers to stOamboatmen and all
others Interested, Of its intention TO APP
ply to the Secretary Of War at an early
date for approval Of Its plans and per-
mission to construct its bridges. The
project looks more and more like busi-
anne
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W. D. Suit Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testiilcsi II can recommend Electric
lltters as.the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief In every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
OF rheumatism Of 10 years standlngi'
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellvllle, Ohio,
aairns; "ThV best selling medicine 1
have ever handled In my 20 years OK!
perlenCe, IL Electric Bittors." Thousands
Of others have added their testimony, 30
that the verdict Ia unanimous that EleC.
trio Ditters do cure all diseases Of tho
Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a half
dollar a bottle at Logan DRUG Co.'s drug
store,
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burned BY Flre Crapkers,

A young son OF Mr.. George Morning
ton, living on Eolf street, was INDUCING
in some preliminary Fourth Of July
.pyrotechnics on Wednesday night, when
In some way he got his face close over a
burning fire cracker, and it exploded, so
seriously iniuring one OF the lads eyes
that 1t is feared the sight Us destroyed,
Another small boy OF the Island also
had Ills face and neck seriously burned
by an exploding fire cracker yesterday,
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10 millions, pleasing their palates and
cleansing their systems, arousing their
Liyers, Kidneys, slOmaCls and Bowels
to a healthy activity. Such Is the mission
Of the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs. For sale In 90
cent and 81 90 bottles by logan Drug
Company, Anton 7. Hess, Il. b. Burt
and o. MenkcmellOr.
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1Inme rrom the Wheelmen,s Moot,

Mr.. O. E. Irwin returned on the late
b. & o. train last night from the annual
meet OF the League Of American Wheel:
men, at Hagerstown, Md. He would
not have come home until to-day but
that It rained hard at HagerstoYn yes
terday. Mr.. Irwin Is Council for West
Virginia Of the National League. He
desires to organize o State Division and
have It meet here next fall. At Hagers-
town only Huntington, Parkersburg and
Wheeling were represented from West
Virginia.
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To Succeed oauger Hamilton.

Mr.. John sinsel Is in the city, alter a
visit OF several days TO his homo at Graf:
ton. Mr.. Sinsel has been appointed
gauper by ColleCtoro Of Internal Revenue
4. 3. White, and assigned to duty ct
Wheeling, to succeed Mr.. CLARK Hamil-
ion. For a month or so, however, Mr..
Sinsel will be at Charleston, instructlng
a newly appointed gauger there IL his
duties, and Mr.. Hamilton will remain on
duty here in the meantime,
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r0n hon MEATnER.

Ami line Of SCrges, Drap D'Etes and
C6syIois, iast suited iOrt The hot weather,
which Vii DO made mp ilrst.ClaSS NJ
reasonable prices.
French Flannel Shirts, neck ~ body 81.
AZ g. HESS n SONS,
1891 & 1893 Market street,
WheOllng,. w. Va.
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IF YOU cannot SEQ and need SpeCtacleG
yOu should call Oh uSand hare yOnr EyOs
tested without charge, WO have tic
finest %inStrumehts aud more experience
than any OtliCr UptlClnn In tile slate,
and guarantee satisfaction or money 10.
funded. JACOB w. GRUllD,
JewGler and 0ptlClah,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Streets.
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PlMPLES TO SCROPULA,
. Positive Cure for Every Skin, SCalr
and Blood Disease except IchthJOSls.

Psoriasis 8 years. Head, arms, and
with sores, Best doctors and med-
IESoiT %ssSdl tS'i l.. 8 S Soss Of S 81. ~. l0ur'
Ihavo used tho CutlcufA Remedies with tho
best results, / used two bottles Of the CutiCum
Nesolvent, three boxes Of CutlCura, AND one
cake OF CutiCtifa Soap, and ain cured Of 4 terri.
bic skin and scalp disease known IA psoriasis.
had II for eight years, II would get better and
worse al times. Sometimes my head would boA
Of the CutlCufA Remedies. Ny arms were COW
cred with ECAbs from my elbows 10 shoulders,
my breast was almost one bOlld lcab, and my
back covered with lOtes varying IN bllO from 4
penny toa dollat' had 1oel9rGd Win AZ W.
iOFunt medicines without effect, My cahc Wa
hereditary, and, I began 10 think lnCnIAblO, but
II began 10 heal from the first application Of GU
tlcufa. ARCHER HUgBELLt
NNuaAIaa nlIW
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Is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and tho most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, pllcs, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in 30 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton 7. Hess, r. B. Burt and O. Mem
kemeller.
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Other Trl,stnto Games Played Yesterday.
At Mansaeld-Tirst game, Mansfield
Z, Hamilton 5. Second, Mansfield 10,
Hamilton I.
At Springfield IA. m)-DaytOn, 81
ii Dayton (p. n. )-sprlnaeld, A; Day.
tim 4
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Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, Ges and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered 1t i'm
mensely popular. It cures habitual con.
stlpation, Indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 80 cent
bottles by @. Il. Goetze, W. W. Irwin
w. Z. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
Wholeaala agents. .
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T'nB continued use of mercury mix
lures poisons tho system, causes the
bones 10 decay, and brings on morCufial
rheumatism. The use offs. :. s. forces
Impurities from tho blood, gives Q good
appetite and digestion, and builds up
tic whole human frame. Send 70 Swift
Specific Company, Drawer 3, Atlanta,
Ga, for Treatise on Blood Diseases,
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lam thankful 10 nay that / have used tho Cuil'
CutA Remedies for about eight mouths With
great success, and consider myself entirely cured
o. salt fhOuti, from which I have suffered iOl
ak years, tried 4 number Of medicines and
tw1.Oi tho best OCtott II tho country hpt found
your remedies, MIS- A. MCgLAFLlE
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I,uss I,ali Briofa.

The Wheeling and Canton clubs will
play here again tomorrow afternoon.
The Wheeling club goes to Mckees-
port, Pa, to-day to play IN exhibition
game.
Tho Addison base ball team Of Grafton
beat the ArCtiCs, of,ParkersburH, yester'
day at BlennerhMset Island, by a score
of 5 TO ]. II was u fine game for ANA
tours.
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ncsDAND-My dear, this is delicious
Wife, buy pan.H Handle Coffee now,
and find II Is the best.
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I~nstmuinstst iIsCuri.


WAsnlNuroN, y, O., July 4.-For
West Virginia and Western Pehnsyl.
vanilla, clearing In the western portion Of
Pennsylvania cooler, followed by rio.
INK temperature and westerly windsl
winds becoming variable
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WAvAMAxEn 4 BRowN's suits are I'M
equalled by IS per centiR every reVpeCt.
70Osamples to select from, The wonder
Of the consumer Is why it hos not been
represented here before. Also Buggies
and Carpets at cost at ]. W. Rerrel's,
2l01 Main street.
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E0ntOn ,uurm..t"r'", ] Q 0 I 2 7 0 Q U o
Earned runs-whee!Ipg H.: Homo runs
speidel, IlObteeht, Williams. Bowman, Nlchol.
Three bRkO h~IlS-NlChOl, Kennedy, Three
base lIt-O'RourkC. Struck opt-By Ken.
needy, %; by Monroe, Il staib, o. Bases
on 6Glls-oR Kennedy, ]. Wild pltChes-Ken.
nCdy, ., Double play-shRrp 10 Delaney. Left
on bases-WheeliIg, Il Caution, 4. Sacrifice hits
Williams, sharp, Doyle. Stolen baSes-Nichol,
Kennedy, Miller, Of Canton, Sharp, Time, 1850.
umplre-MF. Bartlett,
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GRAND Free Lunch with Turtle Soup,
will be served at the Garden Saloon Fri
day and Saturday, from 0a. IN. To 0 p. IN.
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A HINT To good wives: Use Pan.lIan-
die Coffee and all your wishes will be
filed by an %appreclAtiVo husband.
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HAVE YOU every tried Tillsbury's Best
Flour2 II not, Try II and see what a
really good flour will do.
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euro every species Of AgonlIlnR, .humillAtlngi
itShin1, bIfnlhR, sCAiy and plmply. diseases Of
he sEIi, scalp and blood, with los Oi, half from
pimpit6 10 RrfOinla, except possibly iththEolil'
SOii everywhere, FflcG, CutlOufa, P0c.I BOap,
25O,j Het0lyeni, u. PREPARED " Tue IOrTER
jDHtid Il CHEMICAL C|OlfOHAIipNt BOat0ilI
GN.6Oni iOf 'liOW " Cure skin Diseases" "
h6rPs, 10 Illustrations and 100 teatlm0nlAlA,
DIWptEs, black heads I'D, rough, ehspped and