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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-01

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IT MUST make the iudicious grieve to hear
the Tribune editor say he VII not accept
President WooDRuEF's declaration as
authoritative. Does the scribe want an
other wife, and hope to get one by Joining
the church! Why is lie so frantic about
the manifestos 1t seems to have cut him
depn
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T0rties rsnsortng from one place 10 another, ana
desi,fn0 papers changed sho':sd atocys atUeTo'7sr
c.psil cS present address,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15

GEO. J. bIATHIsON.
CONDITIONAL.

1910 Chaphne Street
Telephone lO7. 1873
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15
FURTHER ILLUSTRATIONS

Writing OF the recent suspension of
Che Bel Air Wooden Company. the Fits
field correspondent OF the Springfield.
Mass. Republican. says:
There are NOT as many sets OF wooden
machinery running boo Berkshire county to-
day AS there were fifteen years ago by one
half, and yet this is the most highly .'prO-
tccted industry that there u.s. The only
wooden concerns now iu operation which
have gone through the thick and thin OF 10
Tor twenty years past and remain prosper
Gus are the Pont0osuc Company and the
y. y. * T.. Russell Company here, and the
b.ackiuton Company near North Adams.
On the contrary, list of over twenty
WOODEN manufacturing concerns can be-
named, establishments large mad important
iA their day, that have either compromised
with their creditors or gone out of business
Tor lack of funds. What is the cause of
this.
lu place of direct answer, the CORE
>poudcut points out the prosperous iu-
iu>trics OF Berkshire county, Of which
cotton stands first These mills hc
says, care prosperous because they are
not paying "a tariff ON raw materials;
they are to-day competing with the
world. making thc best goods found
anywhere, driving scotch einghams ont
of the country, and paying big dividends
AN the time" Another successful in-
du>try is that % paper making. The
paper manufacturers OF berkshire ARE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15
DROWNED on THE WATERS SURFACE


Joe Mcguire was drowned 40 Cape
May Friday night while bathing iu the
surf llc had been long known here as
one of thc most fearless guardians of
the beach. and hundreds oi people liV-
ing to-day owe their lives to his efforts
.u thcir behalf. lie had been proprie-
tor of bath houses here for some time
and was one of the best swimmers,
having frequently hccu iu contests in
which hc generally came out victor.
At @ o'clock Mcguire walked out To-
the end of the pier att.red in his bath
ing suit and diVcd into the ocean. As
hc came 90 tine surface be started 90
swim down the lime oi breakers. He
continued swimming until "a point di-
rcctly opposite the Grant street station
was reached. when his movements bee
came slower and mOrc lb0rcd until he
appeared to bc thoroughly helpless,
dashed about 40 the viii of the break
CPS and unable to put forth AN eXcrtion
in his own behalf. His dangerous posi-
tiou wa, at this time noticed 10y Will
liam Hcbcuthal. who was driving "a
carriage down the boulevard. Heoen-
thal jumped ou tine carriage, climbed
over thc board walk and dashed through
the breakers. closely followed by George
Mitchell. who was just about to take "a
din iu the surf. Mitchell. and Hebcnthal
wadcd out to where Mcguire was, but
by this time his struggles had ceased,
and hc was utterly helpless.
Hebcnthal caught Mcguire, aud with
. tine assistance Of Mitchell and several
other, brought him to shore. Mcguire
was now unconscious. DR. Kennedy
/ and number of others labored with
| him Tor over q half hour trying torevive
SOME faint spark of life. out met with
|uo success. Mcguire was 3- years oil
/ age. and leaves wife and TWO children
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15

tering Suitto recover, amount 90 a
great deal in the aggregate, and mo- deal
er of experience now believes that there
is any such thing as natural shrink
ass in weight Of grain in transit. or that
any railroad which should adopt the
practice Of guaranteeing weights would
actually lose anything except the cost
of greater care ia handling.
Again. condition No. II provides that
carriage by water shall De subject to
the conditions Of this bin Of lading. ~
although it is well known that carriers
by water a. guarantee weights and de-
liver exactly what they acknowledge to
have received, or n by reason Of any
accidental circumstances they fail in
this, they pay for whatever may Doe lost
az the market value. Tho clause of the
bill providing that the carrier shall no,
Doe liable for loss or damage by fire from
any cause whereSoevcr occurring is i'm
operative. for, as a matter Of practice,
railroads dopay for merchandise burned
n transit. And that providing that
emo carrier shall be- liable for loss or
damage after the property is ready for
dc.ircry 90 the next carrier, etc.. leaves
che owner iu very uncomfortable pre-
dicament should his goods bc stolen or
injured while waiting 20 bc forwarded
40 some junction.
The new bin is a bad affair nearly AN
Che way through and mo-, Goo the interest
of shippers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15

The OH City Dcrrio., monthly report
of the operations Zoo the oil fields, pub
liShed during the first week in August
shows the situation iu the oil field q
boz about tine same ass ou the first ol
July. but with the comparative new
field, of Eureka and MaNSburg taken
into consideration. the figures rather
show "a balance for the bears. The Der
RICK will hereafter include the TWO lat
ter fields in It's report. but FOR TINS
month they are kept separate.
There were 555 wells completed in
July iu tine old OH fields. with pro-
ducti0n of 1888, bbl>. against 81 Welis
and t.Og1 bbls lu June. In July 100
dry holes were found against 95 iu June
I'm thc MaXburg and Eureka fields "a
wells were completed in July, with a
production of 1922. against 90 wells "uo
900 bbls. production in June.
Turkcyfoot keeps well boz line. Inc
oil fields of Washington and IaylorS
town offer nothing new. but manage 70
put out quite production Tor 'h'
month. Eureka is showing some strong
points. and put nice string OF Wei.S io
her credit Warrington is heard IRON
with no uncertain sound. Il goo Dol
we'll asa starter is au Indication 'ha'
,hc wi' make herself fclt before long
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15

Tv.. b,r .r radirc which the Central
To-. ,.-o.istion and its allies. the
....l. ltn.. ,ro enlcs,orinr to force ON
,r..hf,,,,, nrbrfr fin spitcof thcyisor-
... ,~,..... NJ boards of trade through
ann. ,b, country. contains numerous very
,,.f.,,i,o,hl, fs,tur,s Among others,
..,t.tt,,. attracted little comment. the
..l ..-. M condition No. l0 seems
....,.,,r,,~5i,arv. ID is. ~Audi 20 upon
...,...,,- 10 is..rert,ined thatthcarti-
r,.. .,.,,..i ar. mot those described in
,tf. hfr .r l,drr. tine freight charges
..,.. t..o,il unon ON, articles actually
.,,,,.l 90 ,,,.
How i'm th. mann, OF sense cam DC Doe
,o..,ll. tb.+ merchandise. for which q
..-~,.r t,. formally issued % bin OF la-
,...,,9, banker very probably made
o., ,l,.r.. with Uni, document for sccu-
~... r,,v b. ..a,certaiucd~ '.upou inc
.,..-.,o. ~ to Doe NOT itsclfUut something
ls.a And 10 such metamorphosis Dee
,,.s.br. how is the baukertobe certain
,l.,, ,..rarroad of wheat. say. described
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15
BELLlIRE.

The Epworth League. a new institution
under the direction Of the Methodist
Church. held It's annual meeting at Burr $
Mills. yesterday -Four delegates went out
from here
The family Of Frank Archer will not
locate In the county seat for some weeks
vet Mr.. Archer rented a new house
which has been delayed in completion Tor
some reason.
A whiskey barrel found In the cellar Of
the building which was raised by Schmul-
bach, the brewer, ON Union street, contain
Cd In one end about ten pounds Of dog-leg
tobacco.
Lou Mason still has calls for his go
devil" machine Most of the steel works
boz this part Of the country use the inNen-
ton, as it is great la0or-saying device.
owen Meehan and j. H. Milligan have
rich deposits of clay ON their farms west OF
Bcllaire Both gentlemen made fire brick
of il and they were splendid.
Window glass is moving very slow just
now IL could not 20 out very fast here
even N there was "a demand ior n, as there
is little ina town.
Patrick Daugherty. Of Martins Ferry,
has made arrangements 10 sell the property
of his deceased father, which is situated on
Gravel Hill
The police department will occupy the
first part of the iircman's parade Council
will be In the parade also. but hacks Will
bee used.
The \. NJ Church will hold campmeet-
iug 40 NOOuau's Grove beginning Sunday.
The b. X O. will run an excursion out.
Arrancements have been made by the
fremeu 20 provide for all visiting hiemeh
who visit here during the tournament
Messrs. Gordon and Haase, ticket agents,
are having a nice time in Denver with the
members of their fraternity.
School teachers who desire can oe eN-
amiuel for certificates by the boaru 40
Central building tomorrow.
The Prohibitiouists have their Congress
sioual nominee i'm the field and ne is uoius
effective work making speeches.
Mrs. Ashon, wife of Chris Ashoa. de-
ceased. viii bee married in few days TO Il
gentleman Of Wheeling
There viii be private basket picnic at
Chestnut Point to-day. If the weather
proves good.
j. W. Keys and Mrs. Jane Francis, ooth
of the First ward. have begun the erection
of dwellings.
an tItLLLAE A4AuA wan az t..tH 't'
corner of jefferson and Thirty-cighth
streets.
NIr. Andrew Kern, the timer, and Miss
Mary Ocalbc will De married next We'd
ucsddy.
Crafty X Baker will return 70 Findlay
shortly 90 start mp their window glass
works.
Rev. Collier and Rev II. W. Lane are
out 40 camp for "a couple OF days
Joseph White is assisting In Bet Cox
Inns place of business at present
Tho pump on Thirty seventh street
should boz supplied with tim cups
Fires always come at iuopportune times
like most everything else.
The hose house under the & * O. bridge
is 20 bc reprinted.
Mrs. John Davis has returned from a
trip 90 Marietta.
The police are t. have new clubs and
whistles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15

ing slowly dies. Nodoubtits inner feeling
is this. You refused 10 tickle me, I'll not
tickle you. Both have pecuniary losses in
consequence
Owing to the cool weather colds are
prevalent The children suffer the most.
The country doctor at this place has been
| kept busy attending cases of Group, neural
ria. etc. The medicine man carries his
pockets full of various connections and de-
| lyers the medicine when he calls. Life in
/ the woods when the weather is cold is
almost as pleasant as pimple ON the nose.
The following families are on the old
camp ground: VIM. DOugherty, Mrs.
Hartshorn, Mrs. Baron. Daniel Manches-
ter the Misses Crafty, ia Yost, Mr.. Stew
art, Mrs MAYHEM. G.. y Helsley, James
Fitton. Mrs. Alice Stewart, VIII Dickens,
Mrs Wagner, Mrs. CoiTman, Henry sat
terthwaitc. Harvey Leighton, George
Boycc, Harry AsSew. Mrs. Wilson, of Cen
terville Mrs. Wilson, of Bellaire, Ed. Al
| linn, John Coulson, Mrs burden. Misses
| Luella Thompson. Lizzie FELTON, and Clara
Robinson are occupying the Stevens cot
/ tage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15
BUILDING LOTS.

Lot IONlGO ON Huron street. just north ol Viz
ciuia street. price, : 800
Lot ON Sou.h Penn. 37i ,xl.O: price. sl.Go.
Lot on north side a. Fourteenth street. tlAlOJ.
price. s95J
Lot, ON east side ~ Etc street. old Fair
Grounds &JNl2O; price. $50.
Lot on south side OF Fourteenth street. east
end. 80 per front foot.
Lots "a Wabash street. good location, 3jNlao;
price, S5Jp.
Lots in Gilchri>t addition, high ground, c0Nl20:
500 ga ch.
Lots On south end OF South Penn ST. e,Nl0:
SiUu each
Several small Fruit and garden farms. in good
locations.
G. Q, SMITH,
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A Seyere Bite.

PRESCOTT, ARR. August 13.-Moses
Moore. prospector. arrived here last
night from jerome camp suffering with
q bite received ON the right foot while
asleep ou Saturday morning from 4
skunk. The animal imbcdded its teeth
So far in the foot that il extracted itself
with difficulty and pulled a big piece of
the foot with il. As two cases of skunk
bites have recently proven fatal in the
ucighborhood. one OF them developing
into q we'll defined ease of hydrophobia,
Mr.. Moore has left here for the Pasteur
institute On New York for treatment.
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r~SNOTICE
SEALED PROPOSALS.

A,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- criyed Dos tine city Clerk of the city ~
Wheeling. at DID,, oG.cc IN the Public Building.
until August 81. 1870. 40 { p. H., or furnishing
material for aud erecting the whole or any part
of MARKET HoJsr 100 the Fifth ward of the
City of Wheehu. boo accordance with the plans
and specifications fo he seen at thc Office OF Arch
itr0 Edward B.. Fraulhcim, 40. ll3S Main
street.
Each proposal must bc accompanied 10y a
certified check 'u7 500 GO insure tAe acceptance
of the contract and Do. successful bidder viii
lc required tociye bond M the sum OF 5000 for
thc faithful performance ot the contract.
Proposal. should Doe marked Proposals FOR
Fitch War; - -Set House" The privilege is
reserved Co reject any bid or bids not deemed
advaut. ..a4- tu the city.
THOMAS I. THONER.
city Clerk.
e. W. kEEirEB.
Chairman Committee on Markets.
aul2I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15

LoNpoN. Aucustl3.-Arowins match
f.r Al .Ou1 has been arranged between
Kemp and OCouuor. The race VII vi.
take place ou the American RACINE
...,s- I'm March next. Tho race De-
tween Kemp and SAusoury on tne
P,rametta river lu Australia has been
fixed for October.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15

Your distressing cough cln oc 'tt.S-
M. SNOW 10 because kcmp'> Balsam WITH
I'M th,. past few wears has cured So many
COUGHS and colds in this community LIS
r,r.lrsab,e sale has been won enury| 10y
its Genuine merit Ask some irienI VINO
has used 10 what hc thinks OF hemp ;
Bgl.aIl TEcfcis uo medicine SD pure ~ none
81 elective Large bottles SOC ana q ~'
all druggists
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Chance For Good Investment

rINWENTY LOTS NEAR CENTER OF THE
/ CITY. between TWenty-seconi and twenty
third streets, price 500 10 500 each. Mosl o.
the above lots are 50XiO) feet.
Two Lots with three roomed house on same
on Eof above Eleventh street price sl,Op
Four-roomed House on Woods street, SlAtH
ward, $1,000.
Three-roomed House, IN good condition. lot
GOXl60. First ward, 500.
Nine-roomcd House. in splendid condition.
23tl Market street. s3.tOp.
Seyen-roomed House z0i North Front street
Island, sl,5JO.
Island. 5000.
Lot in Third ward. Baker addition, ~
Lot on Mayston. Sixth ward. sl,lO.
Half Lot on Eof street. sixth ward
Twenty-Five Acres four miles east OF the city,
three houses with income OF S2i0 per annum,
sand stone quarry. cement stone. good quality
of lime stone and coal. $500.
Ten Acres with ,evcn-roomed house on >ame,
five feet vein Of coal under five acres, one halI
mile east OF Triadelphia. Sl.7lO.
Fifty-two acres. in splendid condition, nine
miles east OF the city.
1870 Acres thrcc-quartcrs oi a mile from Sher-
rard, two orchards. % variety of fruit. good
house on same. "a farm well equipped, price 30
per acre. Term, easy.
S. NESBITT, DR.,
auqh No. 1879 Market Street.
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For Sale.

= MODERN HOUSE CONTAINING EIGHT
y Rooms. Bath. etc. fun lot 90 feet front;
location very de, irahle l2i South Penn street.
Thi, property is in ir-tclass condition. aud
viii be- sold for much less than It could bc re-
placed for to-day.
Paying lnycstmeut-Th property on south
west corner of broadway and Zane streets:
three dwelling houses; rents for about $50 per
year. Price $1,000.
Property unrthea. corner Of MARYLAND and
North Huron streets; two dwelling HOUSES. with
ground enough for % third house. This proper
~ is In such location that 10 Will increase very
rapidly in value: 5000.
Seven rooucd dwelling, ll6 South Penn street.
very desirable location; s301.
Five-roomed dive linz 49, South broadway.
\ New Double Frame House With nl! modern
improvements. sa,h containing seven rooms
pantry. haih. etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15
An Orccnn Tragcdy.

EUGENE, ORE, August 13.-W. H..
Walker. of the well known firm of
Stavcr X Walker dealers in agricultural
implements. was accidentally shot and
killed while hunting Ia the mountains
six miles from here. yesterday, being
mistaken for a deer. Mr.. Walker came
here about ! years ago from Fort At
kinson. Wis. and was 80 years of age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15

There Is not "a section or "a line la the
entire Mckinley bin that VIII open "a mar
ket for another buShel OF wheat or an
other barrel Of pork."-from ilH..f %.
Biri..-s LITTER No senator Fgf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15

WII IecI I.dI SIC strong. Il Is ~ 0N9EN Id NJC9
the worl-it'5 PEARLINE.
So it is with the clothes They needn't be strong The
finest thngsare well the coases They all last longer
for they're saved the rubbing that them Work was
never 50 easyneyer so we'll done And safe too Nothing
that is washable hurt by Pearlne i Il acre 0te
g0-o to4 think 9o0Hd continue 10 sell enough Ferne
1ear osbb every family in the land with several packages
Beware 5 s.5: s II 81. . .5s IA &C.
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L. A. ROLF & 90.
REAL ESTATE AND MONEY TO LOAN.

80 BUYS Dot 3lNlU. east front. on S...
Huron. cheap go ssu Must have 800 cash
once.
$50 Bus, Lot 95Nil3. east 'front.' ou N.r
Wabash In Gilrhri>t addition. VIII douN..
value 900 % short ,imc. o. easy terms.
sL21 BUYS Loot. hur corner. 34Nl.u 600 >..
York street. business property. 0u easy t.r..
s25 % BUYS Brick llou,s of siN rlnn- .
3l,l9O ON South Huron street. worth si,"I I
cash al once. look 10 up
f9uo Buys House of Nsr rooms. lot 2.Nl-I ..
good repair. fine location for 20 home. Ou >....
broadway. east front. ou easy terms.
Ten Room Brick House. corner uf lir..If..
and Zane streets. lot isNl@l. WiIl mahr r..
home. ou easy terms.
Lot 61N.lD ou NoIth Front street go a ha..
Look b. up
Building Dot, for sale boz 800 part. of r.. r..
and out the National Pike. Call and e.t f
particulars. l.. A. ROLF q CO..
No. 1914 Market >tr..'
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15

LET Is DO OUR own REGIsTRA
rION. Our OwN COUNTING. OUR OWN
CERTiFICATION.- Speaker H-.rs luts
tu..r fHf...s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15
FOR MENTAL DEPRESSION
Vse Uorsford's Acid Phosphate.
DIED.

Dr. L.C $. Turner. ColfaX, Ia, says: 81
am very much pleased with it In mental de
preston from gastric troubles"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15

OS ANp after September first thc poo
licc of New York win have their duties
largely increased. On that date goes
into effect theucw State law making 30
misd,mcauor for boys under sixteen
years of age TO- use tobacco boz any form
oa thc streets The Board OF Aldermen
want % enforced. The woes of ihe
..fuc.t" are about to begin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15

TW Democratic party of West Wiz
giu'a has rolled up It's sleeves and 10
means business.
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TELEPHONE $685.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Wheeling Island.

Three Room Frame House ON S. Huron str.
pantry and collar. Dot auAl2O icet. % bargain
si.2uO
NO. 20 Zane street. 10 rooms. DOT is,l.. o..
$500
Five Room Frame House northeast corner N.-.
land and y York street
Nu. l3. =. broadway. room house.
SIX Room Frame House on y. Front ,'-.
No. - New Jersey St. q rooms. Fran
Three Frame Houses. southwcs c.n.r L.nt
aud Broadway.
80. n Maryland St . 2 rooms, Dot Clli3l
Lot, on South Penn street
Lots ON South Elm street
Fine Lot on y. Front street. tO1ii3 feet sle '
No. l25 $. broadway, lot 9ONleJ feet.
ALSO
No. 2Si7 Eon street, % rooms. stable Boo rr
s3eD
NO. Gl7 Main street, rooms brick l.. .f
d. $3.50
so. 1910 Byron street. Brick. six rooms
NO. ~ Eleventh street. Brick. slN room-.
40. Hf!, Chafliue ST.. six rooms and store rn.H
40 in TW'!uh 81. Rooms. lnt GINl9U feet
Sos lS2 and 1925 Sixteenth ST.. lot 3lNl9O
ElNEuARr a. TATlN.
iK.l-I fIfl MnFIt.f street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15
7lriu advertisements.
4 INVOLVEMENT.

Major J. V. l. Rodgers VIII be candidate
for the nomination for the Office Of Clerk oil the
County Court OF Ohio county. W. Va subject
to the decision OF the Ohio County Republican
Convention. W.
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DARN FOR SALE.

\ Good Rich Farm of near i10 arr... .n. ...'.
north 81 Maynard. Belmont count. Oh. D..
well watercd and fenced. and near. .U -.tIt
grass. Niil Doe sold entire 40 divided. f.r r.-
iiculars call on WM. llD NTSMAN. on thr pre-.
Uses postoiiIrr address. Maynard OH. NJ.
~ CArrEll. at fN.haG-n Bank. NarIur It.-
Ohio. Iuif'I-I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15
For Brent.

nor RENT-THAT ELEGANT STORE.
Il room No. 1893 west side Main street. Lately
occupied as the Office Of the c.. /. a ". r. r. q
Terms reasonable. Possession given 40 one.
Inquire OF NJ. REILLY. 1919 Main 49, irl0.A4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-15
FOR SALE.

Thrcc-quarter. of au acre OF ground arl ..
story frame house in good repair. ,Ii.....
about eight miles from Wheeling. 600 Nat..t.
Pike near So. Clair,yilie = good ur-har.. .
on the place. orparticuiar- clll onUr aI .-.-.
CHARLES SCHUNAkrg
auf9l 81 CIa.r>tIrf. COLL.