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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-04-25
THE SHOREHAM BAR.

The Facts Of the Case as stated BY Nj.
MortOn's Agents.
There have been SO many conflicting
reports regarding the management Of
yiee-President Morton's apartment
house that 8 Washington Star reporter
called on Hessrs. Beall, Brown & Co.,
agents ia: the Shoreham, to ascertain
he fact M. asvellon A. Brown said:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-04-25
Too Particular.

Here, waiterl There's fy in this
soup"
wall, Lord a massy, mistah-whad
do you want? A Presidential candi-
date?''-Puck
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-04-25
Marse Bob-That YOU, Jake?

Marse Bob-That you. Jake?
Jake-Yes, dat's me. You amt mar'd
yet, Marse Bob?
mo. I'm waiting for an heiress to
snap me up" IS
''Dat's jes' my fix. I ain'tgwine ding
myself away less de gal got TO- ur leben
dollars. at de highest kslcilation."-
Texas Siftings.
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settle and investments to look after.
The house is large enough to accommo-
date all their friends. The halls are
wide and hung with pictures of hunting
scenes and branch of autlers, and are
comfortable with chairs that can be
rolled out on a veranha when the wealth
er is inviting, or set out under some of
house. and rustling in the cool breeze,
and songful with the robins There is just
land enough to keep them interested,
and its crops of almost fabulous
richness springing up under appli-
cation of the best theories to be found
in the agricultural journals. The farm
is we'll stocked with cattle and horses
and sheep that know the voice nd have
a kindly bleat when one goes forth to
look at them. In this blissful abode
their children will be instructed in art
and science and religion
This shall be the old homestead to
which the boys at college will direct
their letters. and the hill on which the
house stands will be called lakewood or
Ivy Hill or Pleasant Retreat or Eagle
Eyre. May the future have for every
business man here all that and more be-
side. But are you postponing your hap
piness to that time? Are you adjoining
your joys to that consummation? Sup
pose You achieve all you expect-and
the vision l mention is not up to the
reality, because the fountains will be
brighter, the house grander and the
scenery more picturesque-th mistake
is none the less fatal What charm
will there be in rural quiet for . man
who has for thirty or forty years
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-10
To tho LADIES'
WHEELING lNSTALMENT (
GREAT REDUCTION SALE.


\ We have gone through our entire STOCK
and made sweeping reductionsall aronnI
There Is not a piece OF goods exemn,aI
This great reduction embraces evs,u
department--As for the goods we otr:y,
we'll stake our reputation them-Tats
our wool carpets; you can't find any
thing moro reliable In the market-I,H.
price on these goods during this v,aat
sale will DO only 70 cents per yar,lSRa'
duced from IS cents-Our extra hcaSv
cotton carpets have always enoyed ihs
confidence OF our patrons-We havo
them In beautiful designs and noSa I
eaects-So have our heavy cotton
carpets In bright, brand new patterns
which we offer during this sale nj "a
cents per yard-Former price 40 cents
There Is not yard Of these goods In tbis
house that we will not guarantee 10
wear-In Wilton, Vclveis, Moouo,s
Body and Tapestry Brussels we'll Sc,'
ually astonish you'll Not that we aro | NJ.
Ing to show anything that you NAV not SS
find in any tirst.class store-But that
we'll quote prices on them-Thatll con-.
vince you We can undcrsell all Others.
Brussclls Carpets will be sold to.morrow
and during this sale cheaper than Won
ever saw them sold or ever will again"
We make this statement deliberntelv
and underline 1t so rs to keep Il in Won,
minds eye-We'll cut Brussels Carpe,s
in pretty bright patterns as low rs 20
WHEELING INsTALMENT co,
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THE r, W. & KY'S. PLANS,

A New Passenger station May DO Duilt
Witnin tho icar-iard Changes.
1t was published in Wheeling yester.
day that n new station was to DO built at
once by tho p, W. 4 Ky. railroad com.
pany in this city, at the foot Of Eleventh
street, and that $4,000 had been appro.
priated for that purpose by the Board OF
Directors at It's last meeting. A reporter
yesterday learned from an authoritative
source that while 1t Is true that the
directors Of the r, w. 4 Ky. company
have decided that new station Is
needed badly, and must soon be built,
no definite action such rs the appropri.
ating OF money has been made or can be
for quite while yet. The matter does
not lie in the hands Of the p, w. 4 Ky.
alone, but must DO passed upon by the
Ohio River road and the F., G. 4 st. L.,
before anything can be done in the
matter. Plans for the buildings have
been prepared and will be submitted to
the directors Of the Panhandle and
Ohio River roads for their approval,
Surveys have been made for changes in
the yard system in North Wheeling
whereby the tracks will be made Ia
accommodate themselves to tho build.
ing proposed. When the plans ART
ma,ured and confirmed by the three
roads, Council will probably DO asked
to grant some privileges on tho upper
end OF tho wharf. In the plans which
have been prepared and submitted ia
the consideration Of the three roads, a
building worth about $4,000 is called
for, and track changes amounting to
about the same sum are contemplated.
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THREE NEW LABOR UNIONS.
Tho Stove Filters, Tobacco Workers and
Labsrcrs ret into the Ranks,

Tho Stove Filters, Tobacco Workers and
Labsrcrs get Into the Ranlss.
The tobacco workers at Bloch Bros
factory have bean permanently organized
by the election Of the following officers:
President, f. Gould; Vice President,
Lucy Rabell; Secretary, John Hagadorn !;
Financial / Secretary, Tillie Bellville !;
Treasurer, John Weitzell; Delegates to
the Trades Assembly, William Haga-
dcrn, William Hess. Name Gillespie,
Tillie Groppie and Anna Ackerman,
The union starts of with 1917 active
members. r0 Ei.3 ? =
On Saturday night the atoveiitters OF
the city held a meeting ut Trades Assem-
bly, hall, and formed Federal Union OF
their trade under the Federation OF La.
Dor. The following officers We're elected:
Otto kolbitzer, President; Joseph Wells,
Vice President; Charles Baker. Record.
ing Secretary; Thomas Collins. Financial
Secretary; Benjamin Schiller, Treasurer !;
Peter Misenhelder, Guardian; John
Connolly, Guide; Delegates to Ohio Val.
ley Trades and Labor Assembly, Joseph
Wells, Benjamin Schiller and Charles
Baker. l .9,s ,.st%
The new I4aborers' Union also held a
meeting Saturday night, at which the
following permanent officers were elect
ed: President, G. NJ. Homer; Secretary,
O. 7. Miller; Delegates to Trades AS.
sembly, G. W. Milligan and G.. NJ.
Homer. -ttas slrf,
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Pittsburgh Excurs,on,sts In Town.

: Tho B. & 0. train from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh, due here at 0:26 o'clock last
evening, was again late, as it has been
every Sunday evening for several weeks
past. Last night it was over an hour and
q half late, the delay having been
caused by heavy business. There
were over seventy passengers for
this train at this station and an
extra car had to besput on. OF this
number fifty.eight were e1cursionists
from Pittsburgh, and Of tho balance tho
most were dead game sports from Tay-
lorstown and other oil fields in Wcsl-
ington county. The large major.
ity Of the crowd were of the
tough order and had tanked
up literally in Wheeling's yery
open Sunday saloons. Bad Language aud
idiotic drunken breaks were Continual
features during the wait the crowd had
and when the conductor sized the crowd
up he sighed and asked the brakeman
il the EXTRA coupling pins were ready ior
an emergency. j$s. ~ NJ
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Tho whltcwnsh Record Brokcn.

Officer -Hiel arrested a West Liberty
drunk Saturday evening for disorderly
conduct. Frank Kelley, a disorderly,
was arrested later in the evening BY
uaus, anu oilicer West locked up Leon.
O'Day and George Jones were arrested
by Moran early yesterday morning for
lighting on Market street. Dan Smith,
Frank jackson and Charles Murray,
three plain usassuming tramps, were
7, in by Officer Minkemyer from
tho Eighth ward. George Price was
locked up for disorderly conduct BY
Terrell Last evening Casper Albingef,
q boy OF sixteen, was seen by Officer
Buch, in East Wheeling, in a maudin
condition with Il pistol in his hands.
lie was locked up and charged with car.
iryln,g concealed weapons. There will
DO business for the Police Court this
washes. .a-'
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wELlspuRG WAITS.
William Forbes Sent 10 tho open" for Ono
Yenr-The Improvement Association.

William Forbes Sent 10 tho open" for Ono
q Ysar-The Improvement Association.
Mr., Louis Jacob, OF the Herald, has 70.
turned after brief and pleasant sojourn
at the National Capital.
Some parties were putting up Toe on
Saturday taken from Buffalo Creek. II
was about three inches thick and Of fair
quality. .4 ss'
Mrs. James Fleming, formerly Of
Wheeling, died suddenly OF heart trouble
last week. There have been quite
number OF sudden deaths here within
tho last month. .,. e
Tho Wellsburg Improvement Associa-
ton completed It's organization last week
by electing 7. II. Buchanan, President;
Charles r. Windsor, Vice President; T.
W. Carmichael, Secretary, and Joseph
NJ. Walker, Treasurer; Executive Com
mittee. Geo. W. McCleary, John O. Pal.
mer, Emory Jacobs, W. K. Cummings
and George Antill.
Saturday, In the Circuit Court for
Brooke county, at Wellsburg, before
Judge PAUL, William Forbes, IT,, in.
dicted for felony, plead guilty and was
sentenced to imprisonment In the peni-
tentiary for ono year. Forbes struck a
young man named Headington, on the
head with blow pipe at tho Riverside
Glass Works some weeks since. The
Idemire brothers, Robert, William and
Till, with Bradley Masters, indicted for
felony, were fined S. and costs each.
These parties attended party at David
Willian,son's, in the Gross Creek dis
trict, withoutan invitation, and because
they were not entertained according to
their fancy committed an assault upon
the house and its inmates. .-
LIS. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest.
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A POINTED COMMUNICATION

On tho Building Trades Dlnlculty-"Iu.
vestigntor'' Makes Some Stat emcnts,
To The Editor Of The InicLioenctr.
SlR-Please allow me space to make a
statement Of the present troubles in the
building trades, showing that all Of the
blame does not rest on one side.
When the stoncmasons' strike had
continued+some few weeks, and there
seemed, 10 be no possibility Of a settle
ment Of. that trouble, the planning mill
owners threatened that, unless the mat.
ter was brought to speedy settlement,
they would shut down their mills, sus.
pend all building operations and throw
all classes Of building mechanics out OF
employment Such being the stated in.
tention OF the master builders. It was no
more than natural for the men to With
draw of their own accord in preference
to being locked out. 80 '3.E -
It has been the policy OF the members
Of the Builders Exchange to present to
the public their different Views OF tho
question in such q light that It wonld
;pg hovcott;nc md III u atI olackllst-
restad 9rt;ralv az u hah visi meanhess'
;cs IN raca;d ~ ~ s uT uuI 1r mecnan-
claim that it Is right to send lumber to
blacksheep jobs that are being done by
i;va r tna aitp osI sno ~ snom 10 NOT
a ,v ha p ~ ~ tha o aetr;n any .! their
!! money Icy neie; - 'ne ae.f!neht OF good,
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u
Ing trade from the building OF The ioun.
dation 10 the painting Of the roof, and
any workman who is rash enough TO
differ with some Of their methods is mis-
represented before the public.
There Is no necessity for the present
damaging suspension ofthe building OPP
crations:or has there been any unjust de-
mauds made on the contractors. II they
will not 20 ahead aud comply with their
contracts and complete their work there
are plenty ofgood capable men inWheel.
ing who can and will do all projected
work without any danger Of delay. This
Is not strike Of mountaineering Anar-
chists nor Is 1t struggle Of lot OF de-
ceived and imported Ilungarians, but It
is fight Of all honest upright work.
man ID tho building trades on one side
and some OF those who do not believe In
"Liye and lot live" on tho other.
INVESTIGATOR.
Wheeling, ". Va, March 0. VI h
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Granville d. Hall. Eau.. In Town.

Granville D. Hall, Esq, for years one
Of the proprietors and editors of the In.
TELL1GENCIR, but Of late resident Of
Glencoe, Illinois, near Chicago, is in the
city on brief visit to his relatives here.
Mr.. Hall was once Secretary of State Of
this State and several times Clerk Of the
House Of Delegates. He is a gentleman
Of large intelligence and experience in
public and business affairs. OF late he
has been connected with the Chicago &
Northwestern Railroad. When Clerk OF
the convention that framed the Consti-
tuition o. West Virginia of 1923, he
madea full photographic report Of the
debates and these debates he is now
writing cut with view to possible fl.
ture publication.
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~ The above prices will not bs duplicated this season.
STONE & THOMAS.
lO3O-lO32 Main Street. mrs
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
AhrOnI

Strangers In tho City md Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mrs. N. B. Scott has gone to Chicago
to visit her sister.
Capt. A. L. Prichard, Of Warrington,
was in the city Saturday. :
Mr.. Ned Stalnaker left yesterday for
Charleston on a business trip. o.
Mrs. Charles Hogg, OF Cadiz, Is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. Hullihen Quar-.
rier.
Mr.. Hoffman Summers, OF the Clarks.
burg Nt'rs, spent Saturday and yesterday
with friends in this city.
Mr.. Lou Swabackcr has returned
from New York, where no has been for
the past two weeks on business.
Mr.. William II. Manning, bookkeeper
for the Standard Iron Works, is still
confined to his room on North Main
street.
Mr.. Elem. Birch, one OF the prominent
young lawyers at the Washington coun.
ty ga. )bar, spent yesterday with friends
in this city.
Among those who registered ut the
Hotel Windsor yesterday were Messrs.
James Il. 3. Streator and G. S. Caldwell,
OF Washington, Pa.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson, who came up
from Washington to spend Sunday with
his family, returned to his Congressional
duties at last midnight.
Mrs. George X. McAIechen is now
convalescent aftera serious spell Of ill.
ness that followed IN attack Of the
grippe about two months ago.
Mr.. George Cochran, Of Cleveland,
has returned to his duties there after a
pleasant visit of several days here with
his father, Hon. r. II. Cochran.
W.Newt. Linch, formerly a we'll known
mailer at the LaBelle mill, now located
at Martinsburg as one of the Govern.
ment officials in charge Of the Hannisyille
distillery, arrived in this city Saturday
on brief visit to old friends, all OF whom
greeted him cordially. II
Mr.. Joseph J. Marshall, OF Pittsburgh,
and Messrs. Florence Miller and Frank
W. Smith, two Of his friends from the
same city, spent yesterday here. Mr..
Marshall is member OF Sheriff Nc.
Candliss' clerical force, and has very
pleasant social acquaintance here.
John X. Botsford, Esq, one of Wheel
ing's Oldest and most respected citizens.
attained his SD birthday last Saturday.
A number Of his friends called on him
IN the evening to extend their congratu.
lat:ons and good wishes, and spent the
occasion very pleasantly. Mr.. Botsford
enjoys excellent health and shows but
little of the infirmities OF age.
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Saturday at St; Clairsville, in the Com:
mon Pleas Court for Belmont county,
Judge briggs sentenced Walter Kelly, Of
Martins Ferry, convicted Of murder in
the second degree, for the killing Of Dick
Colts, to imprisonment in the Peniten.
tiary for life. Pardner Lynn, convicted
Of rape, was sentenced to seven years
imprisonment, and Charles Marriott, con.
victed Of grand larceny, was sent to Col.
umbus for three years and six months,
William Robinson, Of Bellaire, convicted
Of manslnughter, (the Chris Ashof case)
was not sentenced. 5f =
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Two Fine Horscs purchnse.t.

Messrs. Henry schmulbach, F. J. PAX
aud A. NJ. Hamilton on their recent trim
to Kentucky, to attend the Brassfield
horse sale, purchased Of W. H. Wilson,
Of Cynthiana, KY, the bay mare Antea
Wilkes, 2 years old, by Guy Wilkes,
dam Amy Fay, and also the bay tilly
BonniD Bon, aged years, by Director,
dam Bonnie Wilkes. 1t was while on
this trip that Mr.. Schmulbach purchased
at the Lexington sale, three of the finest
horses from the stable OF the late Col,
William 9. .Goodloe, for $40, 5OO.-..... =. =,
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EXTENSION TABLES,

Indispensable to every housekecper, il
a dining table. We have large line in
Solid Walnut, Oak, Ash and other woods
We are determined to sell Extension
Tables md will, therefore, oiler this
week 100 G.foot Extension Tables in
Solid Oak, with oil finish top, at only
81 90 each. For spot cash, or on credit,
our price will be the Same during this
great reduction sale, namely, 81 90 each.
You cannot afford to be any longer
without one OF these tables at the price
we offer them. Don't hesitate about the
money-Don't stay ut home during this
terrible slaughter OF goods, wishing You
had money. WHEELING INsrALMENr Co.
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49,, Er-..g.H l....l ;
Interested Pcopl0.

Advertising patent medicine In the
peculiar way in which the pro.
prietor of Kemp Balsam for
Coughs and Colds does, it is
indeed wonderful. He nnthorizes all
druggists to give those who call for 1t S
sample bottle free, that they may try It
before purchasing. The large bottles are
Doc and 81. We certainly would advise
q trial. It may save you from consump-
ton. ~ II 4. =: paw
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

We nro In receipt Of all tho newest
Novelties In Woolens for mems wear,
consisting Of Suitings, PantalDonings
and Oyorceatings, which we AFRO pre-.
pared to mike up In the best style and
III nj reasonable prices. Our Gents
Furnishings are complete and offers
special inducements. ~ ~,
'sEs, c. HESS & SONS,
1891 & 1923 Market Street Ii
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CHINAW ARE

Fora jingle in Chinaware, put your ear
to this:-l00 complete Toilet Sets in gilt
and floral decorations, ut only 50 so Ter
set-reduced from s. 50.-Remember.
we warrant these goods perfect in every
featurc:.They arc the same goods that
you paid US s. so per set before.-TLey
are the same goods as you pay 81 90 for
to-day at any exclusive china store in
the city. In Tea sets-that is, Tea Sets
complete and perfect in every wayne
offer 100 sets beautifully decorated-in
floral designs, at only s. 60 cach-5O sets
in plain white warcus low OF 81 O0.-Odd
basins aud pitchers We hold at only 50
cents.-Bear in mind we don't offer sec.
onds.-Thegoods VIC eller are the cream
OF our stock.-Come around early and
secure what you require during this
great sale. :
WHEELING 1NSTALMENT co.
1855, 1l3s. lilo Market Street.
JOSEPH McARDLE. Manager,
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DO NOT SUFFER- ANY LONGER. Il

DO NOT SUFFER- ANY LONGER, y /,
Knowing that cough can Re checked
in a day, and the FIRST stages Of consump-
ton broken in week, We hereby guar.
antee DR.. Acker's English Cough Rem.
edy, and will refund the money to all
who buy, take it as per directions, and
do not find our statement correct. y For
sale by Logan Drug Co., J. T. Goodwin
4 Co., O. R. Goethe, \. 7. Young, John
Coleman. paw.l
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She can't. II is impossible. But ii
she will only take DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical 'discovery,>it will cleanse and
stimulate her disordered liver, purity
her blood, make her complexion soft
and rosy, be-. breath wholeuome, her
spirits pheeriul and her temper sweet.
All druggists. : -
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&C. .,-4... A Pleasing Sense
Ofhealth and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to eaectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale In Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists
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SHAKE Orr THE EFFECTS OF a bad cold
promptly by the use Of Dr.. Jayne's Ex.
pectolant and escape the danger Of irri.
tating the lungs into fatal disease.
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Ube Suttllioe1fer.
ohico, Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth Street,
New Advertisements,

For Ken.-Riuchart & Tatum,
Of Local. Ill ~. ~
Hamburg Figs McLaln Bros,
Card OF hanks. ~
Clothes WrlnScrs-Scsbltt & Bro, .ss
@HS Pounds Illinois Company p.oduct-T
Opera Honse-Chas. 4, Gardner ~ ~ <.
For Kent-Jamcs A. Henry, =!
Bicycle Tor Salc-R. J. Smyih. ...St
Sceds-llosc& Bro. -
Grand Clearance sale-I. q. Dillon & Co, a
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I, BAKER's Famous Headache Specific is
absolutely the ,best.. Decide to use 1t,
It. meyer, tails. Sold by Charles R.
doetze, l17 Sixteenth Street. WIS 7
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Weather Indications.

WARRINGTON, March 0.-For West
Virginia, fair weather, followed by rain
during night and on Tuesday; warmer
weather Monday and Tuesday; easterly
winds. !. ~ n (, b. q z. &, /
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
warmer, fair weather, followed by light
rain or snow on Monday; rain OF snow
and warmer weather on Tuesday south.
erly winds. stSs1
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LOVELY WOMAN little thought ~.
What Joy and pleasure can 30 brought
= From llislc things so wisely bought, :;
~, 81 n, ~ 1g19-Bfi As Ructe,w Ertrrrts
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z VIZ want to borrow $50 a year for 20
years. Undoubted security firstclass
paper, good interest. az y
W. SWEENEY & EDWARDS, &
Isl 1908 Market St., Wheeling, W. Va,
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EsroLsENBAcn's Columbia Crackers
have no equal. Ask your grocer for
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Monday, March II, the Bss,.;lore h
Mnneellng to Pittsburgh at s., and from
Il; Aeilqlre at s. 10 for the round trip.
Tickets good returning Tuesday, the IS,
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( Don't hawk, hawk. blow, spit aud dis.
gust everybody with your offensive
breath, ,butHse Or. Sage'a Qatarrh REM
edy and end it. n III & Il X. j.i d,