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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-22
Do lt0uedi. WIS Statistical

PAEls, Oct. 2l.-.The duel betwesn u
raul De Rouede and NJ. Reinach, grow.
ing out OF the debate in the Chamher oi
Deputies yesterday, took place al an
early hour this morning. The weanoma M
used were pistols. Twenty-Five pacea @
were marked oifby the seconds and rIIeo 1n',
principala then took their nos;,inaa %HG aio
at the word u, Reinach fired, but his
shot flew wide OF i,s marx, hi. De m
Rouede did not fire. NJ. Reinach,s so", %o
onds then proposed that the dn.l I ~.
continued, but NJ. De Rouede deelineJ
to accedeto the proposaI oe'''neu
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FAILED TO RlLL HIM.
Miss Tyler Shoots II NIuu Who Tilted He,
for Another,

asS AJter ohoots u nlnn VINO Tilted Her
for Another.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-It is not the iaul.
Of Florence Tyler, OF Butler, Ills, that
+. +. Mease was not murdered by her
hand. She walked into bis and bis wife's
presence and shot him down. Accord
ing to her statement her motive was re.
yenge. Mease had been engaged to her
bnt put of tho wedding and married
Miss Raymond finally. Miss Tyler went
to their house last evening and asked for
her ring and photograph. Ho brought
her package, and had turned away when
Miss Tyler drew revolver and shot
him, the ball fracturing his shonlder.
hlease fell to the floor and his bride
Ialnted away, falling on a convenient
aola. Miss Tyler was arrested, ami her
Iormer lover will probably recover.
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TORONTO, oSr., Oct. 2r.--A special
cable Dispatch from London to the Glol,
says: THE FIRST test consignment Of
Canadian eggs reached the London m,, -
kct to-day in excellent condition. Tb, y
VIII bear comparison with Normanoy
eggs. Several cSses found buyera nj ~
sshli!lnss per hundred. Tho top rricn
lor tue best eggs on the market n II
shlillngs. II anything is to be dona
with this t.ade, this sconBignmcpt shoniS
De followed up al once, aa prices viii ha
nigh IRON now until after Christmas y 20
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CUMBERLAND, 0sT, Oct. el.-The jury
in the case OF the two McGonigle girla,
who were outraged and strangled near
here a few days ago, have returned Il
verdict, saying the jury strongly sus.
poets the prisoner, Alarcisse Larouque,
OF committing the crime. Two twelve
year-old girls testified yesterday that
Laroque acted indecently toward them
short timo ago, aud threatened to
choke them to death il they made any
outcry. He has been committed ior trial,
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WHO FURNISHED THE MONEY?

It makes no difference whether "big
money" was furnished by gamblers who
had bet on the result or came from other
sources; tho crime was the same, aud in
this connection I wish to say that there
is not respectable Democrat In tho
county who has heen heard to deny that
the crime was committed, or to attempt
TO palliGte ito Nervousness. This was
largely the reason why there was such
bitter opposition to the denomination Of
Pendleton. The Democracy Of Wetzel
didn't want to endorse John 0. Pendle-
ton, and the election returns will demon.
strate the fact that many Of them will
not do SO.
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Belmont OIL Field,

Specia! DiSpatch 10 The Int<ligsae.r.
BELMONT, W. Va, Oct 2l.-Brown Oil
Company's we'll No. 4, on the Jones
farm, is in the sand and is showing good.
Acre and half No is now on the top
OF the sand. Brown No. ., on tho Taylor
farm, was shet with sixteen quarts, and
is showing light. This well ia situated
just below the depot and where the wells
are thickest.
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Held for Trouble,

CulcAao, Oct. ol.-Six Of the colored
men arrested for alleged fraudulent reg
istration IN the sixth precinct OF the
Second ward were brought before Judge
Pendergast, Of tho. county court, this
afternoon and placed under bail.
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WHAT ABOUT THE EIGHT DEMOCRATS THE
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE sEATEn2

RErUhLIcAN COMMITTEE sEATEn2
Four other Democratic members who
have good pluralities are awaiting de.
capitation OF the political assassins at
the next session OF Congress.
After discussing tariff so far as it re.
lates 10 the interests OF the farmers, the
Governor continued os follows: But
not only has the Republican Congre.a
stopped 10 sharper trick to hoodwink
the American farmer in the matter OF
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Special Dlspatth 70 tht InltIiQtncer. ---l-|
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 21.-West
Virginia patents have been issued as
follows: James NJ. Kern, OF Morgan
town, door securer; Robert Dinsmore !,
Of Weston, mechanism for loading and
unloading mine cages.
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FULLERTON, NEE, Oct. 2l.-It is re.
ported that George Furnival, who mur.
dered five people on Horse Creek, has
been captured at Ellisville, Niles. Leo
Goddard, man who knew him we'll,
was sent there last week and releeraphed
back that he had identified him beyond
a doubt. The Sheriff has gone to Aiissis.
sippi to bring him back,
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WARRINGTON, Oct. 2l.-The amount
OF ~ per cent bonds redeemed to.day is
sl7405O, making the total to date S..
lSl,Q -.-L -. :. ........l..'- :
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Jews Ordered Out.

ODESSA, Oct. 20.-In accordance with
the Czar's enforcement OF the anti.Jew.
ish law all the Jews in KsheneT were
to-day ordered to leave the city. Also
the Jews in Akerman, twenty.eight
miles from here, have been ordered 10
leave that town.
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RUN0RbD EXPRESS DEAL.
The Adams and United States Compnni
Said to HIVE Cunso fftfntrd.

IHe Auhms and United States Companies
Said to Have Cunso ofidnt.d.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Oct. 2l.-According
to report received here consolidation
OF the Adams and the United States Ex-
prees Companies ia said 10 have been
agreed upon. The present capital stock
of the Adams is sl2,OOO,OOO and of the
United States slO,0OO,GGO. By increas.
ing the stock of the Adams Company to
81, 600, 900, and exchanging $4,000, 900
of it for the United States stock, the
consolidation is to be ELECTED. Waldo
Adams, Of the Adams Express, refused
to confirm or deny the report.
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A Grocer Fails.
...g,1 N..n,trb "a fJr TnV.fTfuxa.n.

Spt,ial Dispatch to The InteltGtnccr.
MARTISssURG, Oct. ELL. NJ. Former,
grocerymau in this city, made an as.
sigment to-day in favor OF his creditors
to T. Vernon Aleer, trustee. Liabilities,
5000; assets, $500.
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Sxeicl Dispatch 10 The In,egigenctr.
SlsrERsvILLE, w. Va, Oct. 2l.-A COW
belonging TO John Steady OF Tyler couu-
ty, gave birth day or two since to four
calves. They were all perfectly formed,
but did not live.
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ADoubIe Wedding,

S1rcfdE ItIpU1t7F 70 HIe IHFeIIJtHtes,
PARYERsBuRG, W. Va, Oct. 2l.-Au-
ditor E. W. Warwick, Of the Ohio River
railroad, and Miss Irene Lakel, OF Penn
sylvania. were married this evening at
the Warwick residence on Murdock av.
enue. Also, at the same time and place
Miss Laura Warwick, sister OF the au-
ditor, and Mr.. Samuel Fuller OF Penn
sylvania were married. The double
wedding was a great surprise to the
many friends of the contracting parties.
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How John 0. Pendlet0n Became
the Beneficiary Of Bal.
lot Scratching.
IMPORTANT AID STARTLING STORY
By Ono Of The Persons Involved
in the Ail'air....A Tell.
tale Letter.
4hs Circumstances IN Open Secret In
Wctzel COuntJ-Stntcmcnts That
Can bc PrOyrn-Hlll Honest
Voters Endorse n Crime!
Who Paid the Dill!
S.1einl lli.pn,eh % ne In,1lllqtneer.

New MAErfssv.LtE, W. Va, Oct. 2i.-
Slowly, but surely, the light is breaking
upon the dark deed which has made the
name OF Weizel county term OF re-.
proaeb, and the synonym Of fraud
upon the purity oil the elective franchise
throughout the country, and which gave
John 0. Pcndleton n certificate OF elec.
ton ani five thousand dollars salary.
Whether or not he was particeps criminis
in the affair, he was ut least beneficiary
to the extent OF the amount named.
10 order that your readers may under.
stand the latest developments, state
ment of the political situation in the
county is necessary.
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The Campaign In jackson County,
Special DitpGtth 10 he Intelicencer,

RAvESswooD, W. Va, Oct. 2l.-Hon.
Al. Gibbons, Of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va,
spoke at McKinley's hall last night to a
good sized audience. He discussed the
tariff Issue plainly taking up point after
point, and establishing his argument
with illustrationsal all through his speech.
A great many speeches have been adyer.
tised In and near this place. Col,
Atkinson, A. d. White, Lon Pilchard,
L.. @. Davis, Judge Fleming and many
Others will speak all through the dis.
trict In behalf Of Smith.
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Special UlIDalcN 10 lN< InltlgI1cnctr. II
WESTON. W. Va, Oct. 2l.-The Asy-
lum Board, in session here to-day,
awarded the coal contract to Haseltine,
OF the Mt. Clair Coal Company, at a.,
and the flour contract to A. Z. GiIen 4
Company at S5 64 per barrel.
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WAsHISoroN, Oct. 2l.-There was no
decided change in Admiral Portet's con.
dition to-day. .'The improvement at.
tanned yesterday has been fully main
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ueury Popp Tlssplted.

CoLuaxus, O., Oct. ol.-Henry Popp,
who was to have been executed at the
penitentiary tonight, at the last mo.
ment was granted respite by Governor
Campbell TO November 2S,
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WAsnlSaTos, p. o. Oct. 2l.-The
Department Of State has been officially
notified that an industrial exhibition
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A PECULIAR SITUATION.

Tile Two persons most strongly impli-
Gated in scratching the ballots in 1883
were Ben Earnshaw, President OF the
County Court, and i. L. l.. Snodgrass,
Deputy County Clerk. In the late Dem.
ocratic primary election son Of the for
mer and the latter were candidates for
the nomination for the office OF County
Clerk, and the County Executive Com
mittec decided by vote Of 7 to 0 that
EaInshaw had won. Snodgrass at once
charged that he had been cheated; that
ballot boxes bad been stuffed, tickets
hclatched, etc, sufficiently to change
the result. and he procured large mum.
Der OF Giidavits which seemed to prove
his charges, and claiming to be the reg.
ular nominee, is making vigorous cam
rass. Esrnshaw has also furnished
lot OF counter afiidavits and the fight be.
tween them il ITO the finish" Assoon
as the developments began to be made.
ia regard to the alleged primary elec.
tion frauds, the similarity between them
and the frauds CT lSSS became an object
OF remark and it was claimed that "the
came hand was concerned in both.n
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by the Chairman OF the Democratic
Congressional Committee for the sole
purpose OF defeating him, Snodgrass,
Hubbard Mt si,ddlebourne,

Special Di,paith TO he Initlligeneer.
MtpDLrrorRsE, ". Va, Oct. ei.-
The Court House was packed to the
door yesterday with people to hear Mr..
Hubbard on tho Issues Of the day. The
crowd was very enthusiastic and list.
ened attentively to the powerful argu.
menH given them on the tariff. Several
Democrats were present, aud they OK.
pressed themselves as favorably i'm.
pressed by the speech.
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=, sKSSA' ';, oct. 2t,-A proposal has boe,
sn omil,en to tho lower Aua,riap rl;et ~
n"a,s neIeaIe me duty on American weaver.
pools IN retaliation for the McKinIev
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-22

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 2l.-The Louis
yille's defeated Brooklyn to-day in the
best contested game Of the series.
Ehret was in the box for Louisville and
he was invincible. Score:
LouIsyll e.. .,...,.. 8 o ! o 0 % l 0 s--S
Brooklyn,.,,.,,...,.,... 0 Z ! o 0 0 o 0 VI
Pitchers, Rhres and Lorett Hits, . and 2.
Earned, 1 each. Umpircs, McQuaid and Curry.
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TIE STATEMENT BACKED.

on, and knew that Ben had done or
was going to do the work."
TIE STATEMENT BACKED.
This statement made by Snodgrass is
backed by some corroborative evidence
which seems 10 sustain probability, a
single item OF which ! will mention.
Snodsrass has two brothers at Man.
nington, W. Va, who are prominent,
successful and reliable business men.
When they heard that their brother
was charged with the crime they natur.
ally became very anxious, and knowing
that q prominent Marion county Demo.
crat had been at New Martinsville dur.
ing the recount, they either went OF
sent TO him to know the facts in the
case. In order to satisfy them he pro.
luced letter which was said To be from
Ben Earnshaw, in which it vas stated
substantially as follows:
"Owing to the little time l had l only
fixed eight on Governor and fourteen
on Congressman"
This not the exact language OF the
letter, but these facts we're stated in it
..g AN OPEN SECRET.
The fact that such letter was in e1
istence has been an open secret for some
time and the person who read the lette
in the hands Of the party who received
it can be produced. @ t.
Another corroborative circumatanc,
has been the frequent visits OF Mr. Bel
Earnshaw to the beneficiary Of the Grim,
and the. demand that John 0. Pendle
ton should come to Wetzel and make I
vigorous canvass for the purpose OF raj
living the Democracy to the regular
nominee. The demand has been com
piled with and John 0. is billed for fou
speeches in the county and the Earn
shaw men arc cnrrespondingly happy.
The citizens OF Wetzel county hav,
felt deeply the disgrace which has beel
attached to the county on account o
the action OF q few men.
WHO FURNISHED THE MONEY?
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will be held at Lyons, France, in the
1892, In which the departments Of silk
and electricity win be open to exhibitors
from oil nations. A cordial invitation
Ia extended to all American exhibitors.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27
Children's Literature.
WHAT est. NICHOLAS" HAS DONE FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.

Victor Hugo calls this " the woman's CEN
turv," and he might have added that it is the
childrens' century as well, for never before
in the worlds history has so much thought
been paid to chidren-thpir schools their
books, their pictures, and their toys. Child
hood, as we understand it, is n recent dis
covery
Up to the time of the issue of the st. Nicho-
las Magazine, seventeen years ago, literature
and childrens' magazines were almost con
Trajectory terms, but the new periodical
started out with the idea that nothing was
too good for children; the result has baen
il Juvenile magazine genuine with conscien-
tious purpose,-the greatest writer's contrib
uting to it, with the best artists and en-
gravers helping to beautily it,-and every
thing turned to the keynote of youth.
1t has been the special aim of st. Nicholas
to supplant unhealthy literature with stories
of living and healthful interest. 1t viii not
do to take fascinating bad literature out of
boys hands, and give them in it's place Mrs.
Barbauld aud Peter Parey, or the work OF
writer's who think that any "good-y" talk
will do for children, but they must have
strong interesting reading, with the hlo',d
and snew of real life in It,-reddinS Ihae WI NJ
wakeu them to a closer observation ol '''0
best things about them. 49,,
! In the seventeen years Of its life St Memo
! las has not only elevated the children, out u
| has also elevated the tone OF contemporary
| childrens' literature as well. Many OF its
stories, like Mrs. Burnett's Little Lord
| Fauntleroy," have become classic. 1t Is not
too much to say that almost every notahl,
Young peoples story now produced in Amer
ca first seeks the light i'll the pages of tha
magazine.
The year 1891 will prove once more tina
no household where there are children is com
plete without st. Nicholas. j. 1. TroW
bridge, Noah Brooks, Charles Dudley Warner
and many well-known writers are to contrib
ute during this coming year. One canno
put the spirit of st. Nicholas into prospeg
tus. but the publishers are glad to send lnl
| announcement of the features for 1891 ana
single sample copy to the address OF any per
son mentioning this notice. The magazln
costs 81. 90 year Address The Century Co
33 East 18th ST., New York.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27
Domestic Recipes.

TBy Lamoile County HOUSEWIFE
SALAD DRESSING. .-Yolks oftwo eggs
beaten, three tablespoonfuls of vine
gar, one tablespoonful of granulated
sugar, one tablespoonful of butter,
one-half teaspoonful of mustard. Mix
we'll and set on the stove in boiling
water to thicken like custard (stir-
ring all the while till done,) when
done set off to cool. When cool, add
the whites of the two eggs, beaten
stiff.
Corn CAKE.-TwO-thirds cup sour
milk, one-third cup sour cream, one
half cup sweet milk, one-half cup sug-
ar, one cup -four, one cup corn-meai,
one teaspoonful soda, one-half tea
spoonful salt. Bake in dripping-pan.
BEEF PICKLE.-To one gallon water
add one pint rock salt, one tablespoon
ful saltpetre, one tablespoonful soda
two cups maple sugar. Boil, skim
and cool before using. This viii
pickle twelve pounds of beef. Good
for tongue, corning beef, or beef fol
driving
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27

AMERICAN TREES. - Four hundred
and thirteen species of trees grow
within the limits of the United States
and Territories, sixteen of which,
when perfectly seasoned, will sink in
water. The heaviest of these is the
black ironwood, found only in South
Africa. which is more than 30 per
cent. heavier than water. The best
known are the lignum-vit@ and the
mangrove. Texas and New Mexico
are the homes of a species OF oak
which is about one and one-fourth
times heavier than water, and which,
when green, will sink almost as quick
ly as a bar of iron. 1t grows in
mountain regions and has been
found westward as far as Colorado
desert, where it grows at an eleva-
ton of 10000 feet. All the woods
heavier than water belong to trop-
ical Florida or the arid Southwest.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27

FRANK LEsIIE's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
for the week ending November 22nd, con
tains interesting glimpses of Governor Hills
home the new Executive Mansion at Albany.
NY 1t also illustrates the Indian craze
over the New Messiah, showing Sitting Bull
fumenting disaffection among the Sioux.
Other Illustrations embrace sketches of the
Hospital for Crippled Children in New York,
the New Union League Club Building, in
Brooklyn, the busy East River front of New
York, and other subjects. The leading con
tribltion is an article on What is VIOLA
| puk!" by Charles E. Sprague.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27
Points Worth Knowing.

The wettest place in the world is
is Cherrapooujee, about 250 miles
northeast OF Calcutta. lust outside
the torrid zone; there the rainfall i.
upward of 600 inches every year.
1t is a curious fact that the honey
bee was never known in the United
States till brought from England; and
though now found in all parts of the
country, it did not reach California
until 1850 and South America until
! 1916.
The army of the United States con-
sists of 2.167 commissioned officers
and a little over 10000 real private
soldiers, exclusive of those perform
ing civilian duties; thus One-tenth OF
the military force consists OF its
officers.
A new illustration of the distances
of the stars is that it would take all
the Lancashire cotton factories 400
years to spin a thread long enough
to reach the nearest star at the
present rate of production of about
155, 100000 miles per day.
The number of hairs on the human
scalp varies from 10000 to120, 900;
a single hair can support weight OF
two ounces, and is so elastic that it
may be stretched to one-third OF
its entire length and then regain
its former size and condition.
In a discussion lately carried on
in Europe as to the distance at which
large objects on the earth's surface
are visible, it was stated that the
Himalaya mountains have appeared
to view from the great distance OF
224 miles and Mount Blanch 21O
miles.
London has an area larger than
New York, Paris and Berlin all put
together; Berlin has an BIea oi
twenty-nine square miles; Paris is
only trihe larger; New York has an
area of forty-two square miles, and
London has an area of 121, being
eleven square miles larger than
Chicago.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27

New FIVE DOLLAR NoTE.-The new iveipl-
lar treasury note, just issued, has in the cen
tire of the face large medallion portrait @,
Gen. George II. Thomas, and in the corners
the denomination of the note is clearly given.
On the back appears the word Ave" in larg
letters, while prominent figures on each side
express the same fact Like the new one dol
lar notes the amount due is payable lin coin
aud the seal is of the same dull color. Tn,
scarcity of small notes has caused much in
convenience for the past month, and thi'
issue will give some relief
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27

is the way Western man put it in expressing
to a friend his complete satisfaction in the
use of Dr. Pierces Pleasant Purgative Pet
let's So small and ct so etfectual, they bid fair
ready remedy for sick and bilious headache.
biiiousness, constipation and all blood disnr-
ders Mild in action, wonderful in effect Put
up in Walls, convenient to carry. Their nss.
attended with no discomfort These sterling
merits account for their great popularity.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27
ADVERTISING RATES.
THE OLD YELLOW PUMPKIN.

How dear to this heart is the old yellow
pumpkin,
When orchards are barren of stuffing for
pies
When peaches and apples have both been a
failure,
And berries of no kind have greeted the
eyes
How fondly we turn to the fruit of the corn
field
The fruit that our children are taught to
despise-
The old yellow pumpkin, the mud-covered
pumpkin,
The big-belled pumpkin that makes such
good pies!
Oh, golden-hued pumpkin, you surely are
in il"
You jolly old rascal, SO recently spurned;
We ask your forgiveness for thus having
wronged you.
When from your dear presence We seorn-
fully turned,
Come rolling down Hill till we meet you and
greet you,
Your bulk is a feast to our fruit-hungry
We love you, old pumpkin, SO well We could
eat you,
For you are u "dandy' when made into
pies. -PunXsutawney Spirit.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27

The Bangor (Me.l Daily CONNER
cial saws; Don't take our word for
it, but go to your grocer and buy
soc. worth of Brussels soap and con
vince yourself that one bar of it is
equal to two bars of rosin soap,