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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-09
THE OIL OUTLOOK.


What the Derrick Has TO Say OF the hitu'
alton.
The OIL City Derrick has the fol-
lowing to say in regard to the outlook
"oil is at a higher figure than It has
been since June, 1883 the situation then
was bullish, but 1t did not have one
tenth the bullishness that chsraCterizes
It to-day, The stocks at that time were
IS, 0S4 ,272 barrels, The following month
they were 1851 $3.50 barrels, and In that
month crude oil was quoted at IS, and
the stocks then were three times az great
as they are now. Then instead Of being
diminished 100000 o month, stocks
were increasing at 100000 a month,
There is a difference OF 100000 barrels
between the supply and demand per
month, as compared with what It was
six years ago, and yet prices are lower
now than they were then, and It Is i'm
possible 10 give an explanation OF II, OF
course machinery has been improved,
aAd oil is cheaper now to produce and
refine than 1t was then, but the growing
demand and scarcity Of the article
should force prices up
In connection with the above review,
the statements made to representative
OF this paper one day this week by 1
prominent and successful operator, are
Interesting, For years past he has care
fully watched and studied the oil heldI
and their operations, and the rise and
fall OF prices he says that inside OF two
years oil have advanced to not less than
g and 1t will not surprise him lit goes
70 s. in that time,
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lASr NIGHTS RECGPTION
At tho Wheeling Club to Three Members
ma their Brides,

AZ tho Wheeling Club to Three Members
ana lICIr Brides.
The reception given by TheWheeling
Club at It's pleasant quarters in the
Rogers building last night, in honor Of
three OF It's members who have recently
been married, was in every respect a
most delightful affair. Those in
whose honor tho reception was
given were Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Whitaker,
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Irwin and Mr., and
Mrs. s. Irwin Singleton. There was a
large attendance Of members with their
wives and lady friends, aud tho occasion
was generally spoken Of as one OF
the most enjoyable the club. has
ever given. AS a matter OF course II was
a full dress affair and the number Of
new toilets worn by the ladies was quite
noticeable. The Opera House orchestra
furnished the music tor dancing,
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BELlAiRG BRIEFS.
Captain Little Gets D0nd- General News
Notes and Personals,

Captain Little Gets uond-Genoral New
Notes and Personals.
Prof, VIM, Smith has organized a glugIng elias
IpstOh iPlali1ssSnd friends We"
y. a. pOrG has accepted q position with TIT
O, y T.. Company AZ this point.
ROblnson'E Coal Works resumed work yeSter
day after a two weeks shut down,
80 cral good shipments Of wool for the CaS
have passed through hero this week,
Rev. Vim. CASTOR, OF Cleveland, will preach
tomorrow 10 the First Presbyterian Church,
Pryor & Howell. OF Freel9pN, arc Ghipniup
walnut lumber TO New York itytOr export
George Terry was cut OF. the leg pretty badly
bprgh depoI,
Hen II, FRTiI, formerly Of this city, and recent
ly Of Cincinnati, has accepted very lucrative
position Of Chattanooga.
The scarcity OF box cars continues and makes
II very annoying for the shippers as well 0S thI
railroad companies at this pOiut.
The shipmentS Of all kiuAs Of glass manu-,
lAttured hero were unusually large this week
They We,e made 70 altpolnlI east west, north
Mn. Andrew BodeyOrj, who was called to Can.
ton some tine Jllce by the serious illness Of her
daughter With her, ~
Policeman ". II. Little, who ls CHARGED with
conspiracy In assisting Mrs. Caroline sweIlzer ID
obtaing a pension, secured bOndSmen yeSiefiRy
and was sci Of Liberty.
Complaint Is being made Of the high rate Of
speed made hy The Cleveland, IoFain & Wheel.
Ing ltalps 70 running Though this city, and eS'
peclally across Noble street,
TAin Master oAligerwGS In tho city ali day
yesterday aud last night conducting the exam.
Ina Ong Of the railroad men 10 tho new book OF
rules. Some very interesting classes were before
him, and all were benefited very much.
Henry Ludwig was happily surprised by about
LhiTty.Ave couple Of his classmates aud friends
vt Turner Hall Thursday evening. Prof. Fred
KrOugh presented him with q handsome pin,
The occasion was Mr.. Ludwlg's twentieth biith.
day.
Solomon Meyers, OF Smith township, had a
hand glmoIt severed by q moving machine last
fall, Dir. R1tep, who was called In, concluded
10 Try and ave II, aud succeeded. Il ID now well
and can be used a. before, Mr., Meyers Ii 70
Year, old, which makes the recovery al the more
FnmnFkah1C
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TnR NHM RESERVOIR JOR.
The Water board and Mr.. Chisholm Again
Confer Mr.. HornunE's Report,

The Water Hoard and Mr, Chisholm Again
Confer-AIF. Hornung's Report.
The City Water Board and Contractor
Chisholm held a protracted conference
yesterday afternoon relative to the new
and very defective reservoir, but with
out coming to any agreement.
They had before them a vol
luminous report made by George
Hornung, OF Cincinnati, noted n.y.
draulic engineer, who was mutually
agreed upon by the Board and Mr., CHS
holm, at the latter's suggestion, as an
expert to whom should be left the mat
Ter Of deciding where and what the de-
leCts In the basin are, who Is responsible
for the defects and the estimated cost OIL
putting the work in shape for use,
The members Of the Board expressed
themselves as being willing to give Mr.,
Hornung's report to the press, but Mr.,
Chisholm positively refused to agree ia
such an arrangement, and as he paid
half the cost OF getting Mr.. Hornung Ia
make the report, the Board could do
nothing, Mr., Chisholm, when asked
why lie would not agree "a
the report being published, said
1t would do him great in
jury and might interfere with
his securing possible contracts at Ma
rletta, Wellsburg and other places
From this answer Of Mr., Chisholm's II
is easy to draw inierences as to the ma
turc Of Mr.. Hornung's report, The
Board made him q proposition and he
made counter proposition the two are
said to be very wide apart, The Board
will probably meet again to day.
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A SAFE DEPOSIT BANK
WIN Probably be Started Here nthe Near
Future


WIN Probably DO Started Here in the Near
Future,
. A few days ago local item in the IN
TELLdEScER announced that responsi-
BILE parties were thinking about organiz-
ing another banking concern in this city.
Yesterday oneoi the gentlemen interest.
ed revealed a part Of the plan, Itisthein-
tention to organize banking business,
and to run in connection Herewith a
sale deposit department The gentle.
man spoken Of had In his possession a
blue print drawing Of q new kind OF safe
deposit vault which can be built with a
comparatively small outlay, It is built
OF chilled cast iron blocks, so dovetailed
together that 1t is fire, burglar and earth
quake proof. II has two stories, the up
per for drawers for small valuables and
the lower or cellar story for bulky pack
ages such as trunks aud packages Of sill
verware, etc. The gentleman speaking
Of the need Of such an institu'
ton in this city, cited McKees.
port and Carlyle, Pennsylvania, both
OF which are smaller city than Wheel
ing, and both OF which have such insti-
tutions running on a paying basis. The
matter has not as yet taken tangible
form, but there are several gentlemen
interested whose names are sufficient
guarantee OF good faith.
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Wheeling Council No. 1, IT, o. u, A,
NJ, took the Oriental degree last nlpbt,
The degree was conferred by some hrGth.
rem from BellalrO who CAtIe 40 for that
express purpose. Nineteen Pilgrims
were initiated Into tho mysteries q lie
Ohpnl The court has been named tiio
Egyptian No. !, aud Wheeling Council
ID lie ilrst Of tie order In this State 10
receive the degree. Tic following ON.
Gers we're elected aud lnsLalledi Grand
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,,Ti,e WAITS Of Now York u

Theoompany which is presenting this
stirring drama at the Grand has made
quite a hit. Despite the beastly weather
last night there was another crowded
house. Katie Emmett, George Thomp'
son, Mr., l4anglop and !he other leadIhg
memhprs ofttle company haYo been
we'll received. The play is one Of the
best melo.dVqpBs Of lta class thst has
been given here thisSeaaon. This after.
uoon there will be a matinee and the en-.
gagement will close this evening.
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whnt Rl,ea lYears in "Jo.ephlne.'

The following description Of the cos
tunes Mile Rhea will wear at the opera
House next Monday night, when she ID
to apnear in her latest and greatest slc
cess, "Josephine, the Empress OF the
Frence," will be OF interest, especially u
the ladies:
The first is a ball dress OF a pale blue
satin, brocaded in old gold leaves, with
court mantle OF blue satin, lined With
old gold, trimmed around with gold lace
The waist q l'Empire, historically cor.
rect, is very short, with high.puaed
sleeves, aud o collar b Ia Medi6is ID gold
lace. The SECOND dress is Of white satin
embroidered In gold. From the shoulders
hangs the Imperial mantle in red velvet
studded with gold bees, embroidered In
two shades Of gold, and entirely lined
with ermine. This mantle is fac-simile
OF the coronation robes still preserved IN
the Louvre. On the head is worn the
Imperial grown apl diadem, The hird
dreSs y plain white crepe With loose
draperies.
The fourth dress "a a light green Jap
anese silk. The tabller is In pink crepe,
with au embroidered garland Of flowers.
The fifth dress Is in mauve Indian silk,
in clinging folds, Topped over a violet
velvet skirt, embroidered In silver. The
waist, q l'Empire, Is ornRmentel With
silver and yloletg. Tue sF$th dress js 4
white flowing crepe robe, heavily
trimmed With lace,
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A SNEAK TaIEP
Does Up south side Furniture Dealer
for SIS,

Does Up south side Furniture ueilleF
for sTs,
Frederick sChmeichel, a furniture
dealer doing business at the corner Of
Twenty-second and Market streets, Ia
mourning the loss Of SIS, which was
stolen from his place bysome sneak thiei
about noon Thursday, Mr., schmelchel
has been in the habit Of keeping his
money in the money drawer OF his safe,
which stands by his desk in the rear part
Of the store, but he has not been in the
habit Of keeping either the drawer OF
safe locked during the day, which, as has
been proven, was a very foolish and IN
safe thing 10 do, especially in view Of the
fact that he had no one in the store "a
assist him or TO keep watch on things
whenever he was called to the upper
story,
Wednesday afternoon stranger step
ped into the store and asked to have
ten-dollar bill changed, He followed
Mr.. schmeiChel TO the rear part Of the
store 80 that he could see where and how
the money was kept. This man un'
doubleday called for the purpose OF get
ting the lay Of the land, so to speak
Thursday about noon another stranger
called aud asked to be shown some bed
lounges, These pieces Of furniture were
all on, the lower floor, and after looking
at q lew he asked to be shown some
other furniture which was stored on
the second floor. Here be kept Mr.
SohmeiChel long enough to let his "pal,
who was probably the man who wanted
the bill changed the day before, step In
and empty the money drawer,
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Shortly before o'clock last evening
considerable excitement was ocCasioned
about the Mcclure House by three loud
crashes OF glass In quick succession. The
glass was broken out Of the street doors
Of the bSrroom aud the destruction was
done BY stranger who gave his name
as Frank Holland, Q man aged apparent.
", about thirty.4ve years. The bar:
keepers story II that Holland, IN COM
pany with James Carroll, Of this city,
entered the place and behaved in such
a disorderly manner that be found
1t necessary to order him out.
This made Holland abusive and the
birkeepey proceeded to use force. Hol-
land fought Ike a rood telloY, tearing
the barkeepefs clothes and TfenChing
the Pasteur filter from the bar so that
water few oil over the place. He was
finally elected, and then with his bare
llst proceeded TO break 10 tho glass IN
tho doorG, The wonder % that DO did
not cut his hands and bleed TO death.
Officer West arrested both Holland and
Carroll. A big crowd gathered.
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Capt. 1. ", Inglebrlght aud Ia Terry did not
90 up salt River on Thursday as reported. They
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Tho Hogan Temperance srcotInr,

Ben Hogan's union temperance meet.
ing at the wlieelmen's headquarters last
night, was quite a success. Mr.. Sawyer
first addressed the meeting, and was FOL.
lowed by Rev, DR.. Cushing and Ben
Hogan. The pledge was numerously
signed and a number OF Mr.. Hogans
converts gave talks relative to their past
and recent experiences, There wifi be
no meeting to-day. A childrep's sony
service, at which stereoptiCon views d
the Holy Land and scenes from Biblical
history will DO shown 10 the little folks,
will be held Sunday afternoon at
o'Clonk,
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Quarterly meeting will be held In the A. NJ. L.
ChlICh tomorrow. Rev. !. A, Mason will
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OIestIng Of the Committee on Accounts.

The Council Committee on Accounts
was called 10 meet last evening. Clerk
'Thoner's accounts showed the following
balances: General fund, to balance,
$40, 74S 20; contingent fund, to balance,
s., 1852 81; ten cent levy fund, to bal.
anOe, si,G34 AZ, The balance Of g that
has existed TOR two OF three yeafg psst
under tho appropriation fund, has finally
been disposed Of by merging 1t into the
general fund.
The committee audited bills amount.
lug 10 SlG2 80 and again tackled the ques.
ton otproviding tliocity with new or
tiuanCe book, Something that Is very
badly needed. After discussing the
question at considerable length, Clerk
Thoner was instructed TO advertise for
6ida for constructing a book on tho plan
Of new Pittsburgh ORDINANCE book
which tho committee had before 1t,
This volumols very complete one, got
ten up In exCellentBhanc.
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10 CHICAGO.

Annual Excursion, via tho Pennsylvania
lines.
On Thursday, November IA, excursion
tickets will be- sold from Wheeling, Bell
aire and Bridgeport, TO Chicago, via the
the Pennsylvania lines at rate Of $40,
good returning until Monday, November
IS, inclusive.
The American Fat Stock Show will be
in progress during the limits Of this tx.
Cufslon. TThAs
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NEWS NoTEs AND PERSONALS,
The Good Tpmplau will meet Rt..thelr hall
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re,
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrll
+. j. curSEY & Co., Props, TOlodO,o,
We, the undersigned, have known +,
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
SSsn IS Sy an sgS b Sna 1sn aaa
Ses. 4 TrSez, Wholesale pruggists,
Toledo, Ohio,
Walding, Rlnnan 4 Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
f. H, Van Hoesep, Cashier Toledo Ma
tlonal Hank, Toledo, Ohio,
Halls Catarrll Cure Is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of The system. Price,
Zoo per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
D&w
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Mrs. Andrew j. Sweeney entertained
a large number Of ladies at q charming
luncheon at her home, corner Of North
Main and Eihh atreetG, yesterday after
noon, In receiving and entertaining
her guests Mrs. Sweeney was assisted BY
her sister, Miss Sara Hanna, Mrs, Thomas
Sweeney and her daughters, Mrs. John
Garden and Miss Sara Sweeney. The
nreLtily decorated rooms and the cordial
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Last Saturday night after Jacob VII
helm, the proprietor one Of the MarkeI
street saloons opposite the PostoftiCe
and his assistant, bad scrubbed out and
closed the saloon, the place was entered
by some thief or thieves and about S5(
worth Of stuff In the shape Of cigars
wines and fine liquors stolen, The facl
OF the theft having been committed hai
been kept quiet In the hope OF catching
tho THAT
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Tic 1,uCkinpnop MothodIst somlnnry

Architect L. W. Wells returned yes.
terday from Buckhannon, where lie has
been 10 conference with the builders Of
tho Methodist Seminary building, for
which DO furnished the plans. The
building Is progressing nicely, and will
be enclosed IN d few weeks. II iB OK.
peCted that the building will bo coin.
ploted and ready for school purposes by
hhxL fall.
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Orient, John D, Hall, Grand Vice Or.
lent, Sam K. WMiuel Grand Prophet,
Frank u. LiBbyi Grand Herald, W, s,
Beresford; Past Grand Orient, ], B,
Hall. At the conclusion OF the cere-
monies, the court adjourned to ]. H,
Stamps restaurant, where a Tepast was
served the weary pilgrims,
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A MURDER CASE PUT on TRIAL
At MoundsylllS General News Notes and
pnrannnln FINN, That Rnlnk


Personals FROM That Point.
The case Of the State vs.. Thomas Miller, In.
iicted for the murder Of Joseph Morris, on April
%, 1883, was put on trial in the Circuit COur.
yesterday. The State was represented by Prose.
cutting Attorney D, N. Melghsn and Colonel
AEnett, AID Captain =, B, DoYener represented
jury, they were taken 70 Benwood 70 view the
scene Of the murder, In c0mpan with the Judge,
Clerk Of the Court and the Sheriff, IlStAtlng
the case Nj; Neighen said 70 the jury thai the
state would prove BY several Q, the accuSed,s
cost young Morris his life, Captain DoYenel il'
sisted that the accused was not present. when
the blow was struck, aud that tho defense would
prove that Russell bow struck the blow, Bow
was ,nd!cEed loF the Silslse Ply aols w1s St,
wards " erWas Indicted: The trial will probA'
bly, last I'LL next wednesday,
GENERAL NEws NOTES AND PERSONALS,
pr, 7, r. Rogers returned yesterday from an
extensive Eastern trip,
In the case Of william MeqllI against james
Henrietta, for tFeSpASs, iFled before Justice Girls
well on Wednesday, Judgment was given for the
plaintiff for 81 70.
CriSwell 4 MCPsddeu, who have leased the
Masonic Hall for the winter season, are having
u reprinted and the scenery fel0uehed, A new
LOT Of scenes Will be put Ia aud the people Of
MOn9dsvllle Will soon have some aFst Glass en-
tertalpment,
Some OF AAFshall cOunty's most substantial
farmers are going to test tho validity Of the dOl
tax law; The County Commissioners, aXed .
the second, two dollars on the Third, four dollar
on the fourth, eight dollars on the 9TH, and g
on, They ClGim this Is Unconstitutional, ant
that all property should Do taxed according e
value,
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aIanarer sIeNabb, d tlle aColl payo CO

The above cut is a good likeness Of
Matt II. McNabb, a well known Vince.
ing boy, who Is manager Of Fisher 4
McNabb's western "Cold Day" com.
pany, which Ia to appear at the Grand
next Monday and Tuesday nights and
at a special matinee Tuesday afternoon,
Mr.. McNabb, who In addition TO man.
aging the company, takes an amusing part
In the laughter,proyoking musical farce
comedy, Is comedian Of no mean
ability and Is bound to rise higher in
his chosen profession, The indications
are that his company will draw crowded
houses here. Mr.. MCNabb has host oil
friends who will take special interest
in seeing that he has a good send'oR.
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For three years was almost crippled with an
awful sore leg from my knOO down 70 my Gnkiei
the skin IVES entirely gone, aud the Eesh was one
mas Of dleAie. Some physicians pronounced
II inGilFAble II had dlmlhihCd about one.
third the tlEe OF the other, aud was In q hope.
70 condition After trying oil kinds Of reliio.
dies and spending hundreds 81 dollars, from
which got M ielIei whatever, was persuaded
vas % lOlOwai After thn days noticed 4 do.
Clded change for tho better, sud al tho end Of
two months WaS completely cured. Ny telh
was purified, and tho bone, (which had beOn OK
gau 10 grow, aud 10 day, and for nearly two
years past, my leg ID ~ vol ~ ever II was sound
In every respect and not Slgll Oi tho disease %
bstSon, 4, 2. AllERN, !,
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welcome received dispelled all the hor-
rors sppsrinduced by the disagreeable
weather, and 1t was the general verdict
that the affair was one Of the pleasantest
OF the many events Of this nature that
have thus far marked the social season
OF lSS9.90 in Wheeling.
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Mr.. II. NJ. Priest, President Of tie
Junction Iron Company, Mr.. George A.
Dean, superintendent Of tho blast fur.
nACes al Mingo, and Mi. NJ. j. Urquhart,
secretary Of tile steel plant at that point,
were III the city yesterday ON bnslnpss
connected with their respective con.
Germs. They registered al tho Mcclure,
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THE CATHOLIC CONGRESS,

Excursion Tickets to baltimore, Nd, and
Washington, d. O., vim tho Pennsylvania
Lines,
For the great Catholic meeting, which
Is 10 be opened In baltimore, November
10, 1880, the sale Of EXCURSION tickets TO
all applicants hug been arranged via the
Pennsylvania Lines at the rate Of one
lowest limited fare for the round trip
from all stations, every day from No
vember 7th TO November 18th, both in.
n1uuit,a
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IN Won cannot SEQ and cOdspeCtaClCS
ynu si,6uld call on sand hare your Eyes
iSSicd without charge. We have Tie
iIhUBt Instruments anu more experience
ihail airy other OpllClan IN tho Slate,
sW1 t,ilnfnntCO satisfaction o. money rC'
,an,leI, jacob w. GhUIB,
' IOW6ler aud Opllcluii,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market streets.
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san plsense n Yanrn...

/ have been linublOd With a Lkin aud .calp
disease for seventeen yeArE Ny head IL times
was one running sore, and my body was covered
with thou NJ large ~ 4 half dollar, tried d
the CvTICuhA hENHDiEs, and am thankful %
state that after Two months OF their Use | ain
entirely cured, iCHl Il my duty 10 you aud ihe
public 10 state the above case,
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Frs guaranteed. Wanamaker &
BroWnssults and ovcrCoats will 70 when
tho consumer CAii save S3 per cent, aud
get 1900 Banplss 10 select from att. W.
Feftel'g, 2lOi Main street.
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Storage House Robbed.

Thieves broke into a storage house
belonging to Baird Bros, the contractors
who are putting up the superstructure
Of the Union bridge, Thursday night,
and carried of 500 worth OF material.
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Another Marvellous euro.

Tho Culluura, CuilNurA RV,OlyOnt, and Cull.
gurs BoAp have brought about marvellous cure
eight Year, old have tried almost all feinSs
qigl and Abl The most Bhllngn doctors, al allie
falling, except tic WpndtItnl GlitioUfI Rome.
aie" ,awE ~ INK n BhgS% ANN v.A