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ABANDONED THE FIGHT.
South Carolina Republicans Decids Not to
Nominate a Ticket

South Carolina Republicans Decids Not to
Nominate a Ticket.
COLUMBIA Is. C). Sept. 19.-The Repub-
lican State Convention decided to-day not TO
put any ticket in the field. A platform was
adopted, denouncing the suppression and
prostitution of the ballot in South Carolina,
indorsing the administration Of President
Harrison, approving the course of Speaker
Reed and regretting the failure of the SeD-
ate to pass the Election Bill
COLORADO REPUBLICANS.
DENVER, Sept. 19.-At this mornings
session OF the Republican State Convention,
John l.. Routt of Arapahoe County re-
ceiyed the nomination for Governor. Judge
William Story of OuIay for Lieutenant
Governor, and John II. Fessler of Garfield
County for State Treasurer. Recess until
2:4o. This afternoon the convention
completed its ticket as follows: Secre-
tary of State. E. J. Eaton of Colorado
Springs; Auditor, John Il. Henderson Of
Logan County; Attorney General. Sam W.
Jones of Summit; Superintendent of Public
Instruction, Fred Lick of Las Animas.
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At Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 19.-First race. one mile.
Vierge d'Or won, Laura Davidson second, Eli
third. Time, 1:45.
Second race, one mile and fifty yards, Pickup
won. Rogers second, Hy-dy third. Time, :4914.
Third race, one and fourth miles, Mecke Ii
won, Nina Archer second, Grayson third. Time.
2:l4
Fourth race. one and sixteenth miles, Ed
Hopper won, w. u. Morris second, Eugenia
third. Time, :50s4.
Fifth race, five. elghihs OF a mile, Bob I. won,
The TUX second. Elkins third. lime, 1:0334
Sixth race, hye-eighths OF mile, Ben Payne
won, Joe WOolman second, Tom Jones third.
Time, :041a.
Seventh race. half a mile, Lady Agnes won,
Little Midget second, Lott third Time, 0:50H.
Eighth race, half a mile. Douglas won, Eli
Klndg second, Oriental third. Time, 0;51.
Gravssend Results.
GRAvEsEND, Sept. 19.-First race, three
quarters OF a mile, Maxim colt woD, Syracuse
second, Lady Jane colt third. Time, 1:16.
Second race, one and sixteenth miles, EOu
won, Senorita second, Srldeaway third. Time,
1:50.
Third race, one and sixteenth miles, DIablO
won. Sluggard second, Now-or-Neyer third.
Time, l 200.
Fourth race. five and half furlongs Forerun-
ner won, Void second Yosemite third. Time.
1:0912.
Fifth race, three-quarters OF mile, Tlpstaf
on. Lady Reel second, BusIead thild. Time.
1:l5%.
Skill race, fve-eIghths OF mile Houston won,
Lady Jane colt second, jersey Pat third. Time.
! 1:U234.
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4 RECORD LOWERED.
Belle Hamlin and JuStina Go a Mile Double
in 2:16 1-2-Other Races.

PHILADELPAIA, Sept. 19.-The double team
trotting record for one mile, of 2:153z, made by
MaXey Cobb and Netta Medium, IN 1884, was
beaten to-day. The team was Hamlin's Belle
Hamlin and Justna. They were driven by
Bamlin himself and made the mile in 2:I51a on
the second trial. The performance equals that OF
Maud aud Aldine at New York in 1888. The
record made TO day Is disputed by a number OF
turfmen. who claimed the time was 2:161a.
The official time by quarters was: O:34s4,
1:o512, AZ, BLDG.
First race. 1888 class, $1,000, Scramble won.
Ella Z second, Cyclone Jr. third; the others were
ruled out. Best tlme 2:25A.
Second race, 2:20 class, $1,000, Globe won.
Maggie second, The Seer third, Pilot Boy
fourth. Best time 2:194.
third race, 2:29 class, $1,000, SOudan won.
Dandy second, Maggie L thid, Tom Murray
fourth. Best time, 5:2l14.
Fourth race. match race, 5000 side, Maggie
K won from Saladin. Best time. 2:2S12.
Filth race, 2:1S class, $1,000. MOcki1g Bird
won, Mambrno Maid second, j. b. Richardson
third, Storie fourth Best time. 2:1SA2.
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THE WORK OF RESCUE.

Word was telegraphed to this city, and
surgeons and a force Of 800 workmen were
taken to the spot. Work was Slow, and the
dead and dying were taken cut with great
difficulty. Up to 10 o'clock tonight six
dead and thirty wounded had been taken
out. OF the latter some were brought to
this city and others were taken to the Min
ers' Huspital at Ashland.
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A Disfigured Skin

swallowed more medicine for my disease OF the
skin than would again for thousand dollars. My
face an body were SO disfgured by tho eruption
that L was ashamed to be seen in public places
used the CUTICURA REMEDIES, and now my skin
and face are as clear even before was affected
with the disagreeable disease. Many OF my friends
who suffered with blood troubles. to whom l rec
ommended them, are thankful to me.
l.. A. GREINER, Veterinary Surgeon,
AL s. Meridian st., India napolis Ind.
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Eastern Weather

CHICAGO. Sept. 19.-Noon 740; ST. Louis.
$50: Cincinnati 70o
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John Adams, second President, wa
the son Of q farmer Of very moderate
means. The only start be had was {
good education.
Andrew Jackson was born in a log hu,
In North Carolina, and was raised In the
pine woods Tor which the State Ia
famous.
james X. Polk spent the earlier years
OF bis lie helping to dig a living out OF
a new farm in North Carolina. lie was
afterwards clerk in a country store.
Millard Fillmore was the son OF New
York farmer, and his home very hum.
BILE one. He learned the business Of
clothier.
James Buchanan was born in a small
town in tho Allegheny Mountains. His
father cut the logs and built his house
in what asthen a wilderness.
Abraham Lincoln was the son OF
very poor farmer in Kentucky, and
lived In a log cabin until he was TWEEN.
ty.oae years old.
Andrew johnson was apprenticed to
a tailor ut the age OF ten wears by his
widowed mother. He was never able TO
attend school, and picked up all the edu.
cation he ever had. l6T, =
General Grant lived the life Of a com.
mon boy in common house on the banks
OF the Ohio river until he was seventeen
years Of age.
James A. Garfield was born in a log
cabin. He worked on the farm until the
time he was strong enough to use carpen.
tiers tools, when he learned the trade,
He afterwards worked on the canal,
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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by asick child suffering and
crying with pain ofcutting teeth9 Ifso,
send at once and get a bottle Of Mrs.
WlNsLow's SoorulNa SYRUP FOR Cn1L-
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BILE. twill relieve the poor little suffer-
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cures dysentery and diarrh0s, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures Wind
collie, soitens the gums, reduces inflam-
nation, and gives tone and energy to
the whole syBtem. Mas. W1SsLow's
SooTulNa SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING is pleasant to the taste, and ia the
prescription OF one Of the Oldest and best
female nurses and physlclans in the
United states, aud Is for sale byall drug
gists throughout the world. Price Is
cents a bottle, hsf& lg MwPaw
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Trustee's Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

Ny virtue OF a decd Of trust rnado BY Alfred G.
Egcrtcr aud Adelaide Eserter, HIS wife, 10 me As
trustee, bearing date on the 2lkt day Of June,
1SSo, aud recorded In tho Office Of the CLERK OF
ne County co.t Of Ohio county. T@i ";
shall proceed 10 sell NJ public auction. At tho
front door OF tho Court House for said county, III
tho city OF Wheeling, ". Va. on
WEDNESDAY, JULY ., 1890,
beginning NJ 10 o'clock q. M. tho following
Ing, county Of Ohio. and state Of West Virginia.
That IL to say.
All that csriain piece or parcel Of land situate
and being at tho corner south Of Eleventh street
aud west Of Market street 10 batd city. And
bounded and described Rs follows: Beginning
at tho Intersection OF fRii Htuth itn8 OF Eleventh
street with said west line Of Market strest, run.
ming thence s0uthwsrily with said wcAt limo OF
south end o, Inc three story brick BUILDING on on
tho premises; theIco Mt tieht angles westwnrdly
mud parallel with raid Eleventh street, 70 the
cast lthe Of the properly conveyed BY said Eyer.
March. 4. y. 1850, and recorded In the ONCE Of
The. Glork Of thn County Court OF Ohio County,
In deed book No. 90, pages bC2 and COS; thence
hotihwardly with the said cast line OF sald
Eollnet, properly 70 the south line Of said
south line Of Eleventh street iorty.iour feet and
Nix Inches, more or lcss. 10 tho place OF begin.
ming, subject, however, 70 the rights aud priv.
lVHcs reserved IN Nne uceu next hereinafter re-.
ierfed 10, being apart OF tho same property con.
Seycd 10 said Alfred U. Eycrtcr by Isaac Irwin.
special commissioner. by deed dated The Sat
day OF August. A. b. 1874, and recorded In said
County Clerks olhce In deed book No. GO, pages
And also tho following described piece or par.
Gel Of land situate nj the west side OF Chnpllne
street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets In
SaclY that Is 10 say: Al Of the north hall OF the
lot nun eIcd one hundred and thirty, ll3O), DO.
ing tho same property conveyed 10 said Alfred g.
tgettor by four seyeral deeds all recorded 10 said
Clerks ofllco, one from A! ]. Pannell, dated |
March :, 1871, and recorded IN decd bookEo. 81, |
page ~. another from AlCnzo Loring and wife,
dated March TO- 1871, and recorded Ia said deed
book at page 100: another from Martha McEl. |
benny. dated March 10. 1871, aud recorded In |
said decd book at page l0,, and tho other from |
James IlerriOt, dated August Is, 1872 and |
recorded In deed book No. Gt, pages ~ and ~.
TERMS OF sALE.-Onc.third, or as much moro |
as the purchaser may elect, cash la hand on the
day OF sale, and the baance In two equal ipsial.
men.s, payable respectively In ak and twelve |
months from thd day Of SALE with in.
!ssest; The purchaser 70 give his notes ior |
tho deferred instalmenG, and to cause the |
buildings on sald property 10 DO insured Tor
the security OF said Bates and the Local tile u
be retained as further security until tho SAID
notes and Interest arc paid.
Tito believed good. but selling az trustoo
shall convey only such tito "a Ia vested In me by
said deed Of trust.
,m w.P. HUBBARD.
e.l Trustee.
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Minor Children,

liza pension is granted to a widow, she
will receive 81 per month additional for
each child Of the soldier under 10 years
ofage. If the widow has died or re-
and the minor children can
show that their father died by reason Of
a disability incurred IN the service, pen:
sion is granted up TO the date when the
youngest becomes 16 years Of age, begin
ming with the date Of the fathers death
or the widows death or re-marriage, at
SIC per month and g additional Tor
each child. They can apply for and OBJ.
tain the pension without regard to their
age at the date OF making application.
II child is insane, idiotic or otherwise
permanently helpless, the pension will
continue during life, -. - - ..s'
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on CRY. Pa: July a-Pet.o!oum opened a.
sales A6 900 barrels charters 429 barrels: stIu.
men" 'ol5s barrels; runs 1871 barrels. 3 -
PirrsBuRGH, Pa, July 3-potroleum dull;
closed at 9OIc. - ~ : -,''''' N''se'
BRAproRD. Pa, July 3.-petroleum opened at
wy: hiSheSt GoHc; lowest S9kc; closed at 0OLo;
cl0asanccS 1S2.U0o barrels. - : Il ~ 5.~5LI"
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Attention, Soldiers.


Under The provisions OF the new Pension Law :,
all pensioners drawing less than 50 rer month
arc entitled to MI increase OF not less than u nor
more than sl2 per month, according TO degree Of
disability. Ali soldiers, that hare seHed ninety
days and arc now. disabled from any cause.
WHISTLER received In service or since discharge.
who arc dependent on their own labor ior s9o 70
pcr mouth, according TO degree OF disability. All
unmarried widows Of soldiers who have. died
from any cause ate entitled to 81 per month and
81 per month for each child under sixteen years
Of nSe. a. .,t S..r,F, r.. !.
ain engaged In the prosecution Of these
claims; have had twenty-five years experience
Us claim agent.
Make no charge until the pension is obtained
and lheu ouiy such tee az that prescribed by The
law and paid by the govrrnmcnt.
ONCE near The Creek Bridge. Bridgeport, Ohio
Call and see me. lfinconvcnl8nt 10 call IT my
oillce write, giving the nature Of the case.
", uOLLI5rkR.
bridgeport. Ohio, Julu .. 1880 .jy3
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Pension Agents.
new PENSION LAW.

File your claim with home attorney Of long
experience In business. aIs5f.lz rFfF.t
Persons entitled 10 pension:
l. Every mother or athcr OF deceased soldier
will receive ST. per month. provided said soldier
would have been entitled to o pension had he
lived. and left no widow or minor child. All
that Is necessary to show Is that the claimant Is
now unable to earn a support.
2. All honorably discharged soldiers. who
served ninety days, who are so disabled as 10
Y9nder them unable 10 earn n support, arc Gu.
titled to II pension not exceeding sl2 per month.
This affects those now on the pension roll 70.
ceivlng less thnn ST.. - ~ ,i,..@F J." sft.f
s. Every widow OF soldier or officer. who has
no other means OF support than her daily labor,
Is entitled TO IS per month aud 81 per month a..
ditlanal Tor eGch minor child, Without regard 10
The cause Of HE soldiers death. i : ~ 4
1. When the widow OF any officer or soldier Is
dead or Remarked the pension Is allowed the
children under sixteen YEARS. "E
5. Where child OF a deceased soldier or officer
Ia Insane id!otc or otherwise helpless the pen.
sion ~ continued dnriDg life or as long as dis.
ability lasts. This provision Affects all children
who may have been placed OIL the pension roll,
and who arc now over sixteen years- OF age
Their names eau be restored uud pension OBJ;
JAMES A. HENRY.
US. Claim Attorner, Real Estate Agent, collec.
tor aud Notary Public, No. 1917 Market street.
ONIrr hOurs n, III, to O'Clock u, m. ~
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WILLOWS Of Soldiers.
OLD LAW.

A pension Of sl2 per month is granted
to any widow Of q soldier who can show
that her husbands death was due to
causes INCIDENT 10 hia military service.
Pensions to widows under the old Law
begins from the date OF the husbands
death and continues at the rate OF sl2
per month until death or remarriage.
Application may be filed at any time,
even after remsY.iagp,
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EAllureA Lilo.

People fail in many ways. In bust.
ness, in morality, in religion. in happi.
ness, and in health. A weak heart is
often en- unsupported cause OF failure in
lie. II the blood does not circulate
properly in the lungs, there is shortness
Of breath, asthma, etc. ); in the brain, diz.
illness, headache, etc.; in the stomach,
wind, pain, indigestion, faint spells, etc. !;
in the liver, torpidity, congestion, etc.
Pain in the left side, shoulder and stom-
ach is caused by heart strain. For all
these maladies Mr.. Miles New Cure for
the heart and lungs is the best remedy,
Sold, guaranteed and recommended by
the Logan Drug Company. Treatise
free. a.p Mwraw.3
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NEW LAW,

Ii pension is granted to a widow,
she will receive s. per month additional
for each child Of the soldier. under l6
years Of age. III the widow has died or
remarked, the pension Of S. per month
is granted to the child or children with
out regard to the, cause Of death, from
the date Of application beginning no
earlier than July 1,1sooJ with the add.
tional amount OF s. for each child. II a
soldiers child reaches the age Of lGwith-
out making application the right to pen.
sion is. lost. But If ,achild is insane,
idiotic or otherwise &permRnentlY help.
less, the pension will continue during
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MEMBERS Of the Episcopal church have
a great deal OF responsibility.


You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about 1t. You may
yourself be one Of the many who know
from personal experience Just how good
thing it is. II you have ever tried it,
you are one Of its staunch friends, be.
cause the wonderful thing about it is,
that when once given a trial, Or. Kings
New Discovery ever alter holds a place
in the house. II you have never used it
and should lie afflicted with cough,
cold, or any throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure bottle at once and give
it a fair trial. Its guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial hotties
free at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. 4
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TuEpENSION LAWS,

Provisions OF the Old md tho New Acts Of
Cnngreas-Where tho Enactmenta Differ.
Pensioners Under tho Old May Receive
Pensions Under the New.
The new pension law grants pensions
in many cases where no provision was
made therefor under tho old law. The
following statement shows the proyis'
ions Of the old aud the new law. Veter.
ans will find the following handy for
ready reference, and should paste it in
their scrap books: Z"
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Dependent Parents.
-.-H-s Fsssat.t..H. -,
OLD LAW.

The mother Of any soldier or sailor
who died in the United States service or
from the results Of such servics ia en-.
titled to pension, il, at the date Of his
death, she had no sufficient mems OF
beside her own labor, and tho
son had contributed or had recognized
an obligation or was legally bound to
contribute, to her support. ig:l,a:,
A father is entitled'to pension under
like circumstances ii. IT. is also shown
that he was physically, unable at the
date Of the sons death 70 support him.
self. 1itt44 ~ NO
Pensions begin from the date when
the original application was made there
for, or II presented before July l,lS00,
from the date Of the death Of the soldier
or widow, va !S.2it e 'gligtEsf = y
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an, clsc IN O.. July a-cos.on steady; mid
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Hold It to the I.lvl,f.

The man who tells you confidential]y
just what will euro your cold is pre-.
scribing Kemp's Ralsam this year, In
the preparation Of this remarkable med
icine for cough and colds no expense is
spared to combine only the best and
purest Ingredients. Hold bottle Of
kemp's Balsam to the light and look
through it; notice the bright, clear look !;
then compare with other remedies.
Price Soc and 81. paw4
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MEN LAM.

A pension Of s. per month is granted
to any widow Of soldier who served
ninety days or more during the late war
and has died leaving his widow without
any other means Of support than her
daily labor. The cause Of death need not
be traced TO the service. Pension begins
from date Of filing the application after
passage Of The law, July l, 1890. NJ.
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OLD LAW.

Persons disabled to any degree for the
performance OF manual labor, by reason
Of any wound or injury received or dis.
ease contracted in the line OF duty while
in the military service Of the United
States, are entitled to pension. The
lowest rate under this law Is 81 month
and the highest rate, for loss OF both
hands, is 500 per month. For disability
equivalent to severe stiffness OF the
wrist or ankle joint, s. per month is
allowed. For disability almost equal
to loss Of hand or foot, ST.. For dis.
ability equivalent to the loss OF hand
or foot, S24. For total inability to per.
form any manual labor, $50. For dis.
ability requiring the regular aid and
attendance Of another person, ST.. Pen.
sion begins from the date Of originally
filing the application or, II filed before
July l, 1890, from the date Of discharge.
Increase Of pension is granted with
increase Of disability. Many pensioners
are entitled to higher pensions than
they are now drawing. But increased
ratings are not made without application
therefore. ~"
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Say some dealers who try to sell sub.
stitute preparation when a customer
calls for Hoods Sarsaparilla. Do not
allow any such false statements as this
induce you to buy what you do not
want. Remember that the only reason
for making it is that few cent? more
profit will be made on the substitute,
Insist upon having the best medicine
Hoods sarsaparilla. 1t is Peculiar to
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STEAMER DELLAlRE,
Leaye Wheeling. Daily Trip. City rimc-6ao,
e:9V, lO:o9 ana HAS a. M: 200, 400, GEO p. m.
o:OO And l2:0O a. m: 300. 400. 600 n. m.
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I!a.odgh tickets and baggage checked to all
Eor rates and other Information address
~. ROBINSON, G. p. A., Par4eFsbuls.
J.G.TOMi.INsON. pa: a. Ar. ,aWh soIi.g. ~ y.
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An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the netves. A. new principle. They
speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, tor
pid liver, piles and constipation. Spleen
did for men, women and children.
smalleat, mildest, surest. Thirty doses
Tor twenty-five cents. Samples free at
The Logan Drug Co., g..
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Rights Under 10th Laws.

Persons now receiving pensions under
the old law, or whose claims are now
pending, may apply for and receive pen.
sion under the new law. Any person
entitled under both laws may make ap.
plication for both pensions at tho same
time and obtain either 10 which he can
show himself entitled, or no can obtain
one pension and thereafter prove his
right to the other. But no person Is al.
lowed to draw pension TO cover the
same period under both laws. He may
take either one which gives him the
greatest advantage, and may take one
Tor one period aud tue other for another,
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y The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, aalt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures plies, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug CO. :, y
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Why continue the use Of irritating
powders, snufs or liquids. Ely's Cream
Balm, pleasant OF application and sure
cure for catarrh and cold in head, Gamble
had Tor Soc. It 10 easily applied into the
nostrils, is safe and pleasant, and is cur
ing the most obstinate cases. It gives
relief at once. MwYIw
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Midnight In the hearts Of Tho people
IL past, md tho mornings bright GLOW
Comes over the pine clad mountains ii
With the yic.o.y O! lsocbambeauI :,
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Game the gallant French 10 the rescue
Al that darkest o! hours before day, ~.
And they drove the English before them,
Giving proud Independence full AWAY.
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FITS.

All Fits stopped free by Dr. KLlSE's
GREAT NERVE REsronER. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat
Use and s. 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send to DR.. Kline, 99l Arch st., Phila., Pa,