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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-10-02
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 31.-rhc house bill to
repeal part Of the act OF lsS2 dividing the
state OF Iowa into two judicial districts, was
passed. The senate resumed the consideration
OF the house bill TO ameni the act TO prohibit
the importation and migration Of Foreigners
and aliens under contract or agreement 10
perform labor the pending question providing
the act shall not apply to any Organization Of
musicians OF orchestrss was agreed TO and the
bill went over without action. The house bin
for the adjustment of accounts Of laborcrs,
workmen and mechanics under the eight hour
law, went over without action aud the senate
adjourned.
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Debate on the tariff BIZ was continued, Me-
Kinley making the closing speech In favor Of
the bill. After five hours debate the confer
cnce report was agreed to--ycas, 49,, nays, 81.
The ouly deviation from a stricn party vote
was Coleman, Fcatherstonc and Kelley, who
voted in the negative. Mckinley reported
from the committee on ways and means res
olution providing for the final adjournmento on
Tuesday next. II was adopted without divi-
sion aud the house adjourned.
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HOUSE

Tho house passed the senate bill TO protect
settlers on certain lands In Florida rellGquish-
ing certain lands In San Francisco. The bill
to establish uniform standard OF grain was
taken no, but objection, which threatened to
block all business developed and IL was with
drawn. A number OF bills we're taken from
the calendar and passed aud the house az
iourned Mt 3:gJ d. m.
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WASHINGTON. s9pt. 30.--1hc senate rcsum-
ed consideration 81 the tariff bill, aud Mr..
Carlisle made the closing address. The senate
then concluded the debate on The tariff bill
aud agreed to the conference report (33 to 20
Messrs. Plumb, Paddock and Peticrew voting
in the negative. Senate passed house bill 10
promote the administration Of justice In the
army House bill to enable the postmaster
general to test free delivery system In small
towns was passed, and after an executive SEES
sion the senate adjourned till "Wednesday
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WAsulNGroN,-Sep A.-~ln the senate to
day Voorhees, offered resolution for the pur.
chase OF portrait OF Daniel u. Tompsins, n
former Vice president OF the United States and
governor OF Kentucky during the war OF 1872.
The senate resumed consideration OF the house
bill, with the senate substitute, TO define and
regulate Jurisdiction of the courts OF the
Udlted Statos, and il passed. The senate bin
to pay the representatives OF Captain Ericsson
sl3,9s,0 due him bys decree ot the eout OF
claims in 1857, passed Adjourned.
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Miller, Of South Carolina, who was yesterday
given seat from the seventh district, took
the oath OF Office to-day, Hit, OF Illinois,
from the committee on foreign affairs report
cd n resolution calling ON the PRECEDENT for
Information relative 10 the killing OF Gen,
BarrunGia. Adopted. A resolution was
adopted excluding Kennedy's speech from the
permanent Congre ssional Record. The house
went into committee Of the whole on the dc
hcleney blu, but soon after Adjourned
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and through II all no will twri
his gold.bowed glasses and never look
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ohlo's Next Congressional DELEGATION.

ohlo's Next Congressional elc:atior.
ZGntsrti,e 7imeS.Recordtr.
In looking over the list OF Congress.
ional nominees the interesting fact dc.
reiops itself that there is chance OF
Republican success in the First, Third,
Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Thirteenth,
Sixteenth and Seventeenth, and per.
haps the Fourteenth, besides the dis.
tricts which IRE assuredly Republican.
With NIL the strongly Democratic dis.
tricls which are fixed up by the Demo.
Gratis, there are only about q hall dozen
names in the whole Democratic list OF
nominations that anyone ever heard OF
before. Instead OF availing themselves
Of this opportunity 10 bring forward
their able men and get them into Con.
gtess, they have filled in the list with n
lot Of cheap political tricksters, many Of
whom were instrumental in securing the
passage OF the gerrymander to boost
them into political life and prominence,
when they would otherwise have pur.
sued their course in obscurity. The Re.
publicans, on the other hand, in the face
OF the heavy odds against them. have
brought out their strongest and ablest
men. The Republican delegation in
Congress. whether large or small, will
reflect credit upon the State. It ia NOT
impossible that the people ovcrturn tbs
well laid plans OF the Democratic dis.
triCt makers and return at least half of
the delegation Republican,
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actr fUrt TT6Gae.
Within about month the elections
will determine the political control OF the
next House and thus in measure tho
course OF legislation for the last half OF
President Harrison's term. Tho Repub.
licans are working with energy to main.
tain their advantage, and it is noticed
that Democratic newspapers are finding
much fault with the management OF
their party. Before another Congress.
sional election the new apportionment
will take effect and the election bill will
doubtless afford means OF preventing
frauds in many districts, SO that the
choice OF Republican House two years
hence Is generally regarded SIS probable.
But IN expectation OF Republican defeat
this fall has been indus!riously iostered.
which has for foundation the Threatened
Losses through the Democratic cerryman.
der in Ohio, and the want OF legal means
to prevent the false voting and counting
by which the majority was go nearly re-.
versed two years ago. Notwithstanding
these difficulties, the Republicans ourht
10 be able to retain their majority, and
il the farmers, the workingmen and tLe
substantial business men OF the cnnntrv
are well advised, they vii! take care hat
useful legislation for two years shall NOT
be prevented by fruitless controversies
between 4 Republican Senate and a
Democratic House. There is no pros.
pect that the majority in the Senate will
10 changed or materially weakened,
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Tic SnInls rromi.r TO submit

At the gathering Of the Saints in Salt
Lake City, after their leaders had ele.
waited them 10 pitch Of ecstacy by re.
counting their trials under tho tyranical
government Of tho United States, they
joined in formal declaration abjuring
polygamy aud promising obediencs to
the laws under which they live.
II tho Saints are in earnest the days OF
Mormonisln are numbered, and the
number remaining is not great. Plural
marriages arc OF the essence Of Mormon.
ism. Knock out that feature and the
Mormon church will be ready to wind
up its affairs. The promise to obey the
laws Of the United States will DO kept
no more than the officers Of the law
compel 1t 10 be kept. Every Mormon is
sworn to stand by his church first, last
and all the time. He is taught from
the beginning TO regard the Govern.
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Now that tho Mckinley bill has gone
into effect, 1t will not DO great while
before its benefits will begin to DO felt.
In view Of tho fac! that the Democratic
press and politicians arc laboring to
convince the farmer that tho bill dis
eliminates against him and in favor o!
the maauiaeturer-that he is not direct.
ly protected by it, II ia well to briefly ex'
anime one or two OF It's features and MS.
certain how much truth there Is in the
claim. Ills very easy to arrive at IN es.
timsie OF what the measure will do for
the farmer by examining tho agticultu.
raj schedule and then referring to the
official figures Of last years importations
OF the articles which have been placed
on the dutiable list. Last year tho in.
portatioDs OF barley into the United
States was s5,G99,Si0. The Mckinley
bill proposes 10 induce the production Of
this amount by our own farmers. The
importation OF cheese was Sl,905 sos,
The Mckinley bill places duty on
cheese for the benefit OF our own dairy.
men. We sent last year 10 other coun.
.ries.S2,07l, OLE for eggs. With the duty
OF 5 cents per dozen placed on eggs by
the Mckinley bill, most OF this two nit.
lion dollars this year will remain at
home and so into :he pockets OF our own
farmers, without increasing the price to
the consumers. For beans and peas VIC
last year paid the farmers and gardeners
OF other countries Sl,SO7,7O The Nc.
Kinley bill designs this money to be
spent among our own farmers and gar.
deners this year.
We imported last year 81, l43. as worth
of hay. Now it is proposed 10 keep that
amount auong our own agriculturi0ts.
OF potatoes Sl,3G5,s9S were imported;
oil seeds, $3.50, O57; hops, Sl,O53,GlG;
horses and mules, s., 037, 5G9; condensed
milk, wheat flour, wheat, oatmeal, bar
ley malt, sheep, cattle and other animals,
81 ,OSS, 9lG-all Of which the Mckinley
bill places on the dutiable list.
In addition to these agricultural pro-
ducts which arc afforded proper pro,ec-
ton, the Mckinley bill has raised the
duties on certain goods for the purpose
OF inducing their home production,
giving employment to homo labor, and
providing the American farmer with i
home market. Following is q lis! OF
schedules on which duties were thus
raised, tsgetheF with the figures Of last
vnor5 i,npNrt Iiopp.
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with local applications, rs they cannot
reich the seat OF the disease. Ca,atrh is
a blood or constitutional disease, and IN
order TO cure it you have 10 take inter.
nal remedies. Halls CatarTh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly OIL
The blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is no quack medicine. Is
was prescribed by one Of the best physi.
clans III this country for years, and is n
regular prescription. II is composed Of
the best tonics known, combined with
tho best blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination OF the two ingredients Is
what produces such wonderful results in
curing catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
F. J. CnEsEy & Co., Props.. Toledo, O
Sold by drusgista, price roc. Daw
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1t is to be hoped that the barbarous
hustle has gone for good. but it is certain
the great discovery OF DR.. Franklin
Miles has come to stay and alleviate hu.
man suffering. This wonderful nerve
food and medicine builds up wornout
systems, cures fits, spasms, headache,
nervous prostration, dizziness, sleepless.
ness, monthly pains, sexual troubles, etc.
Mrs. John +. Miller, OF Valparaiso, Ind,
and J. D. Taylor, Of Logansport, Ind,
gained twenty pounds n month while
taking it. Finely illustrated treatise on
NERVOUS Diseases" and sample bottle
Of the Restorative Nervine, free at the
Logan Drug Company's, who guarantee
it. MwFaw.5
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Happy iiUuSicrs.

VIM. Tinmons, postmaster at ldaville
Ind, writes: Electric Bittcrs has done
more for me than NIL other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from kidney and liver trouble" John
Leslie, farmer and stockman, Of same
place, says: Find Electric Bittefs to be
the best kidney and liver medicine, made
me feel like q new man." J.W. Gardner,
hardware merchant, same town, says:
Electric Ditters is just the thing for d
man who is all run down and don't care
whether he lives or dies; he found new
strength, good appetite and felt lust like
he had n new lease on life. Only Soc n
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. .
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Women In Charge of Women unfortunntes,
Not all the glist Of the ever.gtindirg
police mill is male. Women as well as
men run against the law and are locked
up in the police station. The men in
charge may DO all that they should be.
as considerable OF women prisoners IS
they can be, md still there should DO n
woman on hand TO take charge Of
women. On this subject the New York
Tribune writes strongly and 10 the point:
The reform tsOHc based upon common. sense
and public dCcency. Women arc arrested and
taken 10 the puliCc station In large numbers
every day and night. There ought TO be one Of
their own scx In each of these houses who will
he able to protect them from Insults, minister
10 their wants nnd inlluencc them Tor the bet,
ter. When their clothing IL 10 he searched Il Is
most degrading and immoral to have the duty
assigned to any Official except Il lRatron. There
are hundred ways III which -aWomRn can DC
u helpful n.oEl agent III dealing with the lie.
graded classes Of women which swarm III the
stat ion houses u Is practical reform that up.
pcnls powerfully 10 humnuc instincts. md Will
inevitably promote tho Interests Of public NOR
nlity.
Not long since woman, charged with
theft, and since acquitted, was taken to
the police station and kept there when
she should have been in hospital. The
woman was not only kept ut the station
but, in spite Ell her illness, put through
mental torture to induce her to make
admissions that would insure her con-
viction. Ii the right kind OF women
had been on the spot, III official char
acter, her treatment would have been
quite different,
1t may be argued that the appoint
mcnt Of police matron would mean in
creased expenditure. This 10 not con.
elusive objection. a community that
can afford to administer its lays can a.
ford 10 administer them with nil decen.
cy and propriety.
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DIED,

RADER-At her late home, In West Wheeling
o., on MOnday, October G, 1890 ut . o clock
y. m. DORA. daughter OF Conrad and Min
ME RGdcr. in the 10Th year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence this (wedncS
dayj afternoon Mt O'Clock. Interment 4,
Pcnlnsular Cemetery. Friends oil the family
are inTited 10 attend.
JOSES-On Monday morning. October G, 1890
81 20 O'Clock, JAME3JoSEs, in the nth year
ofhisnge =
Funeral Will take place from the EoG' Street n,
4. Church Oh Wednesday, October S, at 9
O'Clock p. IN. Friends respectfully invited
10 attend. Intermen. at Peninsular Gene.
tory.
LAVEi-On Monday, October G, 1890, ut $40 a.
NJ, joins 7. LAvEY. son OF Joseph and
Catha;inc Larcy, aged 81 years aud months.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents, No.
1911 Charles street, Wednesday morning at
$50 O'Clock. Services at the Cathedral at
O'Clock. Friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend. Intcrment at Mt. Cal.
vary Cemetery.
LlNDSEY-At Houndsyil'o, ". Va, on MONDAY
evening. October d, 1890 at s O'Clock, CATTt.
ZINE. vile Of the late Elisha Lindsey, In the
18th year OF her Ssc.
Funeral notice to.msrow.
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The adoption Of the last named sched'
ule will create au entirely new industry,
giving employment 10 $1,000 or 10000
people and increasing the farmers mar.
ket to that extent.
The imports named in this article
aggregated last year SlG6.94SG2oo. By
the new law it is sought to supplya part,
at least, OF this enormous demand with
tho product Of American labor and have
the wages portion Of this $l06,943,G co
paid to American workingmen, who are
the consumers OF the products OF the
American farmers.
The agriculturist doeG not need a
more convincing argument than the
above figures afford to chow him that
his interests are identical with the inter-
eats OF the man who lives in the town
and earns his living in the mill and the
factory.
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slstersyIllc. Tyler county, Oct. 0,7p.m.
MiddlcbOurnr, Tyler county. Oct. 10, Up. IN.
GcntefvliIe, TYLER county. Oct. u, p. IN.
Shirley, Tyler county, Oct. II, 7p.m
Center Point, DOddfiige county, Oct. II, l p, III
Salem, Harrison county, Oct. u, Ppm.
sAriIs, Harrison county, Oct. II, pm.
LumLcrpott, Harrison county, Oct. II, Up. IN
bridgeport, Harrison county, Oct. Is. Up. N.
CIarEs6urg, Harrison county, Oct. Is, 7%D p. m
Grafton, Taylor county, Oct. Ii, 800 y. III.
FalrmOnt, Marion county, Oct. II, $50 p. III.
CRmctOn, MnIShsll county, Oct u, . p. IN.
ShcrrAr,i, Marshall county. Oct. 70, IN. m.
sand I'M, Marhhall county, Oct. u, -. nj.
New Matllnsylle, WctErl county, Oct. 20.
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REV. DIX. HOWARD Crosby, one OF the
leaders Of the Peoples Municipal League,
formed for the purpose OF trying to give
New York City good government, gays
he would like 10 reach the 10000 citi-
Zens Of that city who do not vote. II
these men could be induced to do their
duty the plunderers would not have so
easy a time Of it. Perhaps they arc
made up in part OF persons who are
"disgusted with politics." unwilling to
come in contac. with the men who are
much obliged 10 them for making the
road to wealth 90 easy.
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If Governor Campbell has called the
Legislature OF Ohio in extra session be-
cause lie earnestly desires 10 DO come
thing for misgoverned Cincinnati, he
deserves the cooperation Of the Repnb-
liCans oil that body. His recent utter
ances have been on the RICH! side and
indicate the Governors good faith.
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men. Of the United States as hostile to
him and told that he owes II no allegi.

men. Of the United States rs hostile to
him and told that he owes 1t no allegi'
ance.
Mormondom being an organized, coii'
tinning rebellion against the authority
OF tho Government, Mormons will not
be changed in day by resolution into
law.abiding citizens OF the United
States. 1t will DO as necessary hereafter
as II has been heretofore TO keep close
watch on the beast, not forgetting to
keep i,s claws well clipped by whole
some legislation and alert adminlstra.
ton.
The action Of tho Saints is Hpublic
confession that the law is beginning to
impregs them with It's earneatness and
force. This In decided gain and an en-
couragcment to 20 oil with the good
work. In time the dark spot may be
removed,
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THE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, in connection with certain bond
holders Of the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
has blocked, for four yeaGs.at least, the
building OF rival road on the towpath
OF tho old canal. The bordholders say
that the canal cen be- rehabiiitated and
made profitable, and that they will put
it in this condition. The victory OF The
Baltimore & Ohio lies in n decree Gus
pending tho sale for four years.
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There are
many white soaps, !.
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counter(eits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
lis sold everywhere.
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The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevcl
sores, letter, chapped hende, chilblaius
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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A TIrrERARY trial has some OF the ear.
marks Of Donnybrook Fair, with the
head-hittin2 all on one side. These
same Tipperary trials arc driving tho
nails into the collin Of the Tory Govern
ment-and clinching them well at that.
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REPUBLICANS who sulk because they
failed to get cAice vin1ica.e tho wisdom
which denied them what they sought.
A man who deserves preicrment does
not get out an axe and go to hacking at
his party because it did not give him an
office.
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II Mr.. Hubbard ia making as many
votes for Mr. Pendleton as the Rtyis'cr
says he 10, wouldn't it be fair for the
Democratic Committee to pay Mr.. Hub
bard's travelling expenses?
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Marble md Granite,

II you intend erecting a Monument
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind
and want tirss-class work and low prices
call at office Of L. A. Moore, second ilool
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street
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"The Ladies' Victor" has arrived, ant
we will open our echool. Ladies' Clas!
now forming. Call and Join. All vel
come. EDw. L. ROSE l. Co.
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THE ta,ilT, we axe told, is going to ruin
the Worlds Fair. And the Democratic
party, too? Eli?
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CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCEMENTS.


HA,keuyille, Drtxton county, 0tobetS.
Salt Lick, BrGxton county, OCtobcrg.
FfBnctOWn. Dfaxton county, Oct. ~, p. IN.
Sutton, lIfaXtnn county, Oct. II. p. N.
Weston. lewis county, Oct. 10, NJ.
Wqt Milford Harrison county, Oct. II, p. nj
ClGrLsbufg, ilarrlkon county, Oct. ID 1880 p. IN
Cameron, aniShRll county. Oct. u. ?. IN.
lienwo0d, MaShRll county. Oct. y, 1870 y. m.
NlidebOurncSryler county. Oct. ~, Up. IN.
YlcE, Tyler county. oGt. y, p. III.
khllOh, tyler county, Oct. u, y. IN.
Central Station, DOddfllge co, Oct. q, Up. IN
New Milton, DOddrldge county, Oct. ., y. III
West CnlOn, DDddrldge county, Oct y, l y. II
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Noundsylllc. Marshall county. Oct. II. / p. 10
ClAfksbllrg, Harrison county, Oct. Is, 7;3O .. II
Weston, Lewis county, Oct, -, p. H..
sutton, BrsxtOn county, Oct, y.
WcSt Union, DOddriigc county, Oct. q, / p N
New Cumberland, nov. ., 100 \. III.
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BgEcHAM's PILLS act like magic on
Weak Stomach.
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New Advertisements,

"ANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEN.
w ERAL housewotk. Inquire at 10 -Four.
tCentl kuptt, OCS
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WANTED-DY A YOUNG LADY
w ype.wiiter, a position. Expert on call.
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WHEELING, OCTOBER 8, 1890.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.


FOR JUDGE or 1IlE cOuET OF ArrxALs,
HON. +. n. REYNOLDS,
OF Mineral County.
FOR cosGREss.
Fiyt Disirlct-W. =. HUBBARD,
OF Ohio County.
Second Dis.rict-GEORGE HARMAS,
OF Grant County.
Third: Disirie,-TIIEOPHILUS GAINES,
oilFAyCite County.
Fourth DiJific.-C llARLES u. SMITH,
OF Wood County.
ION CLERK oPrlE COUNTY COURT,
RICHARD ROBERTSON.
yon'cLEBx oP TIE CIRCUIT COURT,
s. l.. BRICE.
FOR STATE SENATE,
N. Z. WHITAKER.
FOE HOUSED OF pELE0ArB.
W. II. IIEARSE,
DAEL. MAXWELL,
CHARLES NORNISGsTAR,
JOHN CUMMlSs.
Election. Tuesday, November /.
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The roller skating mania has just
broken out in London ugain. 1t is a
good fall amusement.
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A GENTS IWANTED-GOOD, LIVE
~ men 10 sell our Teas Coffee, Spices and Bak.
Ing Powder, In Wheeling, ". Va. Live men can
make money. Address, ''GRASD UNION TEA
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WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR
w general homework. callat No. 10 North
Front street. Island. oC7'