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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-13
IN WAS 4 FAKE.


PFODhbIJ Iho WppE VIFElhIH Liar u sOJouFn
lug In TSnnOIIPa.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. l2,-An Item
sent out from Lynchburg this Afternoon
to the effect that seventeen men hat
been killed in mine disaster at Jellico
Is entirely untrue. The story probabl,
originated from the fact thQt coloret
miner was Injured two days ago by fall
inc slate
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TANEElI'S LETTER
70 the President isesiEning the Office OF
COMMISSIONER of Pensions.

70 the President IeSiEnlng the Office oi
Commissioner of Pensions.
WASHINGTON, D, O., Sept. l2.-The
following is Commissioner Tanners let
ter Of resignation and President Harri'
sons reply theretoi
DEPARTMENT or TIE ISTERIoR, !
BuREAu OF PENSIONS,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept, II, 1880. J
To THE PRESIDENT: The differences
which exist between the Secretary OF the
Interior and myself as TO the course pur.
sued In the administration Of the Pen.
sion Bureau have reached a stage which
threatens to embarrass you to ln extent
which feel I should not call upon you
to suffer; and, as tho investigation into
the affairs OF the Bureau has been com:
pleted, and, ] am assured, both by your
selt and by the Secretary Of the 4ntcrlorit
contains no reflection on my integrity as
an individual or an officer, ! herewith
place my resignation In your hands to
take elect at your pleasure, to the end
that you may be relieved OF any further
embarrassment In the matter.
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES TANNER, Commissioner"
EEEpprlFE MAYsleN, 4
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. la, 1850. I
Hon, Jauls Tanner. Commiaioner Of PensiOH.
DEAR Sir: Your letter rendering your
resignation Of the office Of Commissioner
OF Pensions has been received, and your
resignation Is accepted to take effect
upon the appointment aud qualification
OF your successor. do not think II tnec,
essary in the correspondence to discuss
the causes which have led to the present
attitude Of affairs In the Pension Office.
You have been kindly and fully advised
OF my views upon most OF these matters.
It gives me pleasure to add that SO far
as I am advised, your. honeSty has not
at any time been called In question and
l beg to renew the expression Of my
personal good will.
q.
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AtAaurt and Nspa.lll.

For rlch and poor who wish 10 enjoy
good health, sud who do not wish 10
tesoEt 70 bllter fauseous liver medI.
glneg and CathAftlcS, 10 the concentrated
California liquid fftit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. For sale In 10 cent and Si 90 bot.
! les w Logan Drug Company Anton 7,
Hess, X, u, Burt and o. MeikVmOller.
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For the sloF. 20 OF OIL,

loSnoS, Sept. i2.-Tbs municipal
authorities Of Liverpool have voted an
appropriation Of $4,000 pounds for lllo
purpose Of constructing dOpols for lle
storage Ol petroleum Al isolated pOlnIs.
thus reducing tho minimum Of dangers
arising from iltes aud explosions. The
anka 70 bp built will have total Capac-
lty Oi 10000 tons,
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Very truly yours,
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
TIE OlIARGtS AGAINST TANNER.
The Report OF t6p Special lnysstIgatlpE
CouimlsAlon.

The Report Of the Special InyestiGatiuV
Commission.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 12-Dr
Ewing, Of the special commission which
investigated the Pension Office, Is charg
cd by Tanners friends with having the
report made especially severe upon the
Commissioner Ills colleagues on the
commission were Capt. Campbell, Law
Clerk Of the Interior Department, and
Harrison l.. Bruce, Of the Board OF Ap
peals. None Of the parties will disclose
the contents OF the report, which lial
been ggbnlttel peace neal BY them tC
Gen. BnSsey,
Tho first report constituted a genera
charge that the affairs OF the Pension
Office were loosely conducted. They
charged that things were done without
any system, and that the Commissioner
signed papers, indisCrimlnately, without
sufficient knoYlelge Of their contents Of
import. II was charged that, by rea6or
.oi the Commissioners lick Of system
tho business had become woeiully mixet
aud the divisions dlsorganized.
Subsequent reports were much In thI
same line, all Of thOin rejecting upol
the Commissioners business capacity
No lntlmatlon Of corrupt motives Il
made anywhere, and the hphesty 9nt
sincerity Of the Commissioner stand un
lmpeached. The subject Of reTatinnt
formed another Chapterin the succession
Of reports made by the Commission
Commissioner Tanner was reported o.
authorizing reratingy, carrying large ar
rearagea ir many cases without rsquir
Ing the evidence formerly regarded o.
necessary 10 perfect The elaimgntO case
II was charged that the Commissioner
metheds were 30 loose Ia this regard tha
tho employees began 10 rerate their owl
pensions with considerable profit 4
themselves. Tho number Of refaLins
and Tic O'reported lnAlsctlmlnate manne
10 which they have BeeH authorised wa
the substantial feature Of tho Charge
brought by the Commission,
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roalaa.lsI. .Appblnlpd.

DM EdiiOr oiAs htcllVmtti q
WARRINGTON, Sept, ls.-The West
Virginia poSLmastets appointed today
wetei Alklte's Mills, L6wla county, w
y, AoErlp, vice Jacob D, Alklfe, tetnov'
gdj Hundred, Welsel O6hhly, Jamel
White, vice WE. Hamilton, fesigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-13
Jnhnn IIonELn. AIl ILIrht

BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-1n view Of 70
ports which have recently been pub
llsbOl respecting the Johns lIopklnl
University, President Gilman author
Ices the statement that the "unjyetSitl
will begin its new year the htst OF 0Ct6
Der with unimpalred efficiency,
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ptTrsBuNOD, Ptp Sept, 12.-captalu
James llees, the celebrated boat builder,
died this mornlngo Of asthma, after pro.
lpuged illness. Captain Rees was the
att nIpgfapluref In the world 10 make
i steel plate boat The deceased was 90
yBAfA oil ARp,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-13

The LaBelle Circle met at the residence
Of Mr. George NJ, Shook last evening,
the occasion being In honor OF Miss
Abbie Ratclitf, a member OF the circle,
who leaves for Delaware, Ohio, next
Monday TO attend college. Refresh
ments were Heryed in a very elaborate
style, and the affair was Q pleasant one
khrnnnhnnk
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obHyEtAND. ONO, Sept, lS,-Fhp pro-
peller Albert Y, Gowan, owned by the
Kelly Island Line Company, caught FIRE
while bVlngunloadod al this port to-day
aud was towed utand.Bunk 10 20 feet
Of water, She ID yalnet ab, go, 900, and
Insured for $4,000. Her cargo Of limg
was worth Sl,l00, N"'
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CEkyov, o. Sept 1U-Mfs, Margaret
eehOtt one d the plSneelS pl tblg geEe-
ton, died NJ Beach City thl5 lh6fnlnR,
aged 100 years. She was tho Oldest
woman In Stark county
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-13

Sptcidl Dt,paleh 10 ht hieti0mor
RIrcttIE o. H., Sept II. Isaac ElO'
irstS, Gn aged eltlEen Of Cabin Run WA
goted by a bull to-day Death was To-
Simultaneous,
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wAnnlNarou, D. o. Sept, l9.-Ptesl.
dent Harrison will 70 10 Deer Park tO-
morrow afternoon al 8 o'clock, and II 10
expected that he will remain there until
about the ffsL Of October.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-13

Nav YobK, s9pt, lR.--Tho Ohio soCl.
city, st . special meeting tonight, adopt.
ed resolutions Of sympathy on the death
Of tue late 8. 3. Cox and SppolnlSd a
committee CON Of altssR 70 attend tho iun.
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SAN FRASctsco, Sept. 19,-A ColuSN
dispatch says that the Ilurtlett'S oalj
stage was robbed by one masked mar
near Leesvllle yesterday. The Well
Fargo express box was taken, but II Il
stated there was nothing Ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-13
Adhsts i,,Iii,, ~ maj i. ,,,.n near, I,s,r,,

tbNpcS, Sept. l2,--1'ho dock com.
panles have decided 10 adhere 10 tic
offer made by them 10 raise tho Wagesoi
lhelf men on January |.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-13

since 1870. In 1880 the South made
Ss7S0l tons Of pig ironi in 1888 over
!, 100000 and in 1880 It will produce
about 1900, 900 to ] 600, 600 tons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-27

There is reason in everything. but not
every reason given is true. About washing
clothes for instance. common sense and the
chemistry of everyday life teach US that GER
tain things must be done, while others may
be left undone. Clothes must be made
clean, sweet, pure and Wholesome without
either injuring the fabric or the hands of the
laundress. If these objects can be attained,
it does not matter TO what methods are
used and the soap or soap powder, no mat
ter what it is called, that will admit of the
most varied methods of use is the handest
Some things, however. are important to
observe. The dirt and all soap must be en-
tirely removed from the interstices of the
clothes I'd all microbes must be destroyed
The only and easiest way to do this is by
heating the water in which the clothes are
contained to the boiling point The boiling
water, by constant self agitation, is forced
through the interstices of the fabrics, and
breeding microbes. as they can be cleansed
in no other way-and without in any man.
ner injuring the fabric As there is no
royal road to learning, neither is there any
easier, surer or safer way of washing clothes
clean and freeing them from all disease
breeding microbes or bacteria than by using
Pyle's Pearline, and 10 strictly follow the
directions accompanying each package
Above all things, avoid any soap or soap
powder that does not work to hest advau tage
in hot water -imsrtcdn 4Haiysf. N \,
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Fabric, Tint and Style

Green in all its shades is again in high
favor.
The Vatican styles will prevail this sum
mer.
Ribbon embroideres appear on some of
the richest spring evening gowns.
The chalies of this spring are really old
fashioned m0usselines-de lame or wool mus
I'm.
Quantities of bordered wooden stnffs for
early spring wear food the dry goods counters.
As the season advances the popularity of
gray as a fashionable color becomes more
assured.
Yokes will again be in vogue for summer
frocks of muslin, percale, nainsook, and
cambria.
Perfectly plain. full undraped skirts,
gagged on 10 belt or bodice, are immensely
fashionable.
Very strong color contrasts are seen in the
grounds of the bOrderngs and the body of
the new bordered wool stufs
All fashionable skirts, whether short or
dem trained, fall as fiat as possible at the
back well as in the front
/ Full gathered skirts. beited waists, and
surplice bOdlces are tne features in wash
goods gowns made up for summer wear.
Royal blue and deep sky blue come among
othe. >hqdeg Of this color in fashionable fab
rics and millinery,
Hats and toques are more worn than bon
nets, even by elderly ladies', who select, of
course, quiet shape suitable to their age.
j Accordion pleaed skirts are often Dor
aerei = halfyard deep with contrasting
ia 81 saI for fa nd
collar of the waist.
4 faYorite style of putting braid on cloth
gowns il many rows of it sown close to
gcther 10 form the borders of skirts and
panels revers cuffs and collars
suit. o: striped stuff in two shades of
grey, or gray ard Yhite plli be much worn
IN early spring The coat mus; be of solid
gray Of the darkest shade in the costume
Pointed waists are in high vogue, with
empire or dire ctOire skirts adjusted to the
sides and back, these folding straight and
fiat, or shitred and plea,ed, the kits Dor
dured with beads of very elegant passemen-
terie.
The lorg lace redingote of the coming
summer is called lace CLOAK, but II is
really a directory tedingote with angel
I sleeves, q belt, collar and cuffs of gold and
{ black galiUon wien 1t - OF black lace AMI
an abundance of black ribbon sash drsp
cries in the back
Flaunels that are partly cotton and partly
wool wash we'll, are to he made up for tennis
gowns aud boating dresses. These dresses
are partly of striped and partly of plain
studs the stripes laid in kilt pleats for the
skirt ana flrIpng -evers on the washer
woman oyerskift of the Liiia coiorctl flannel
ali a. ll.r
and cuffs of the stripes
The mixture of striped and other fancy
materials with plain fabrics continues in
high favor. AID also the wearing of gowns of
/ fine spring WOODEN with handsome borderings
/ in Grecisn br9che and Bulgarian patterns.
These handsome edges are also used to
represent stripes Gimp sa'lopps in ap-
plique. arabesque designs IN silk cora and
velvet. MORE and velvet ribbon, and innu-
merabe beaded garntur,s of every descrip-
ton will all be used for this purpose.
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Disgusting Skin Diseases.

VIVA, spectacle is more disgusting than
that of a man or woman with skin disease
which shows itself in pimples or nlotGhes on
hands, arms, face and neck! 1t is simply
impure blood. See what Brandreth's Pills
did for a chronic case:
George Chapman, Pincening, Mich. says
For four years | was in the Mounted
Infantry in the L. S. Army, residing
during that time principally in Texas
Almost all Of that time | had a chronic
skin disease, characterized by an eruption
ovefee entire surface If my legs and thighs,
arms and chest. The doctors termed it &c.
zems. ! had given up all hopes of ever
being cured, when brandreths Pills were
recommended to me, | concluded to try
them, and did 40. and have thanked GOD
daily since then that did so. think | used
them al gether for about three months, and
by that time, was completely cured and have
never had any trouble since. Ny skin is a.
clear as any ones March27d&wlt
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Mr.. Andrew Carnegie has just returned
from tour through the southern iron re-
gions. He says that he regards the South
as Pennsylvania most formidable rival.
IL is only question Of time when States
like Georgia and Alabama, awakening to
their industrial possibilities. will send
solid protectionist delegations to Congress.
What will the free traders do then. poor
thiugss
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Governor Foraker of Ohio said Thurs
day, when asked Tor his views regarding
the proposition that Congress shall build
homes for Coufederates ~ we'll as Union
soldiers: II eau give you my opinion of
the matter in very few words. am OPP
posed to any joint business. | believe
that the South should build homes for the
Confederate soldiers. and tn. Northern
people should as individuals. on general
charitable principles, give all the aid in
their power, have thus for years
thought, and was one Of the first to extend
aid to the Confederate home in the south"
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OF health and strength renewed and OF ease
and comfort follows the use of Syrup of
Figs. as it acts in harmony with nature to
efectually cleanse the system when coeitive
or bilious. For sale in soc and 81 90 bottles
BY all leading druggists. mar25d&wlm
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The Rnssian Government is considt r.
ing measure for increasing the number
Of vessels In the navy. THE plan under
consideration involves the expenditure Of
ls0, 000. 900 roables.
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Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. II
soothes the child, softens the gums. allays
all pain. cures wind collie. and it is the bes,
remedy for disrrhGs. Twenty five cents 4
bottle. feb2oiMWeiFri&Wly
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are t'-'isy sun, riug viii kbeumstis m in some
form ur ar.ther, v bout any need Menard'
Rheumatic Bullets will cure the most obsti.
nate case. Why then suffer any longer with
your acnes nd pains, when dollar INV, st, d
in q bottle ot BnIietg will cure you. You can
buy them of j. N. Mixer and G. 3. Murphy
L Co
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ALL DRUGGISTS SELL 1T.
anhl Irhanalrnr

FRED BRowSs Ginger. the genuine, is
warranted TO POSSESS in a concentrated form
ali the valuable proper les of pure Jamaica
Ginger. ard on trial will be found an excel
lent medicine. which no family should be
without. At first class druggists.
mar2I WedItnr
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The Brooklyn Eagle, one Of the able-t
and fairest Of Democratic papers, believes
that Gen. GOff i a much entitled 10 the
Goyernor-hip Of West Virginia Cleve-
land was to the Electoral vote, and that
West yirginian- who do not obey and re-
-peet him accordingly should be made to
do 30. The Eagle adds pointedlv
la other words, on the admitted facts,
President Harrison should order the officials
Of the Federal Government, in any dealings
which that Government may have with the
official. of the Common wealth of West Viz
zinia, to recognize and deal with Natl an
Coz as Governor of West Virginia. That
rould settle the matter or start the events
which would settle it.
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The negro population of Mississippi i.
Increasing at much faster rate than the
white. In 1870 the number of negroes in
the State was a., ESQ, and Of whites 3s4.-
$50. In 1850 the negroes numbered e53,
$50. and the whites only <sl,7as.
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Ca the TIL of May next, the third an
niversary Of the lIaymarket massacre in
Chicago, the statute in honor of the brave
fearful night will be dedicated. The
statue, standing on the very spot repre-
SCENTS i police officer heroic size, with
his right hand uplifted. The inscription
reads, In the name Of the people of the
state of Illinois ] command peace, the
words spoken by Captain Ward a moment
before the bomb was thrown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-27

For the cure of colds, coughs, and all
arrangements Of the respiratory organs, no
other medicine is so reliable as Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. 1t relieves the asthma.i. and
consumptise, even IN al 'anced stages OF
disease, and has saved innumerable lives.
Mur1E Oh L NJ
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Among the graduates Of Washington
Medical College, composed Of white and
colored students, at = recent commence
ment. the latter easily carried all the
houors ia the way of vsledictorv ad-
dresses in the different classes. la fact
the difference WAS SO marked in favor of
the eolored graduates As to excite general
atteatiou and no little amusement As we'll
as applause, among those who witnessed
the eonferring of degrees by the faculty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-27

4 Southern Democrat, writing from
Chattanooga TO the New York Herald
upon political affairs in the South, says
The high tariff policy of the republican
pzr,y-.iih great Difference TO the Herald's
views-is xhat 10 now wanted to build up q
large section Of the Southern country. And
the Southern people see this. Why, then.
DO they not vote the Republican ticket
They are afraid. The widespread anxiety
throughout the Sosth 70 obtain from Harrison
an intimariou as to his Southern policy is
abundant evidence of this. Let il be once
distinctly and certainly known that there i,
no longer any possibility of Southern
policy, and Tennessee, Alabama, the two
Yirginias. Georgia ard other Southern States
will quickly drop into the Republican ranks.
and that deep irritation viii change to won
der. People will say, What is the matter
With the solid S0uthf'T
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Honest TESTIMONY

have been suffering with a cough some four
years. and have tried several medicines for its
rriet, but have never found anything to Oneft
me so essentially your Throat and Lung
Specific. 1t has also given signal relief TO nv
wife aud several of my neighbors and friends
consider it the best cough medicine have
ever known, aud as an honest man, would
recommend II to all those suffering With Throat
and Lung diseases. WARREN WILEY,
Wakefield, Mass.
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RbeuDstism, GOut, and Neura gis, are ter
rbly tying diseases; for the cnre II which
men have experimental w,th man. differ, Il
drugs. in the eniesv, 10 fnd me thing tina
could he relied upon. Nothing heretofore
discovered nas had so mt,:'l srccsss rs MN
ards Rheumatic Bulets. They sre pleas
ant remedy, easily taken, and almost al
absolutely certa,u cure 4 dollar ,nsestet
IN bottle # them VII, pay you better than
thousand in Wall street II you nee! thtn
ask J. NJ. Mixer and c. B. Murphy Il C.,
or bottle.
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Ingalls, Specific


LOWELL, MASS, Oct. 10, 49,.
Dear Sirs Several years ago, was very
sick with u severe bronchial difficulty. Through
the persuasion Of friend and with the consent
of my physician, commenced TO take ingalls,
Throat and Lung specific. In short time
my throat became less Unframed, and my cough
ie>sened. continued the Of your medicine,
and after using six bottles ! WAS PRONOUNCED
cured and have remained 50. heartily recon-
mend it to any one afflicted with any throat
trouble Yours truly, l.. F.. BROWN.
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The Secretary of the Navy has been
Informed through the Secretary Of state
that the B-hop Of Alaska and the Aleu-
tian Islands contemplate. an early rouf
Of inspection to the most distant parishes
OF h- Episcopal see, and that he will be
provided with a Russian war vessel for
that purpose. The Secretary Of the
Navy has Instructed the commanding
officer. Of the Uuited State. vessels in
Alaskan waters t" extend to the Bishop
the courtesie- due to hi position and
aAy facilities he may need
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING,

Sealed bids will be received for repairing an,
building an outside entrance to Town Hall In Win
ttrop, according 10 the plans and specifications o
the architects. until saturday, the 18th day o
April lss9 At u O'Clock. noon The eommitts,
reserve the right 10 reject any and all bids Tn,
plans and specifications can be seea AT the Pos
offer in Winthrop at the Office Of Fassett {
Thompyou architects, Portland
l.. 7. CARLkroS, pu,;
Henry PEA>iNAS, c nalnk
LEVI JONES
March Is. 1857.
Mar26deodAw2g
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The time NAV arrive. and perhaps ia not
distant, when England will he forced to
come to the banks of the Delaware for her
naval armament, her sieel-clad cruisers
and future war fleets. Private adyces
received il this country disclose the fact
that the new Euglish gunboat Spider, in
her trial trip in the English Channel re-
Gently proved a lamentable failure so far
As developing the requisite power and
speed called for under her specifications.
Four different runs We're made over "A
measured mile course, and instead of in
dicatiug sooo horse power and speed of
10 knots per hour. her greatest achieve
ment was 1888 knots and 2.59 horse
power.
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Group. which is a painful and danger
Gus disease common TO children. may be
relieved in three minutes. and cured in
short time. BY usinq