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It was originally designed to make
the Thurman birthday celebration q
non partisan affair, and with this in
view invitations were sent out to hun.
dreds Of leading Republicans to attend
tho banquet. Some responded in per
aon and others sent letters OF regret, the
language Of which was in keeping with
what the writer's supposed would DO the
spirit OF the occasion. Just how ia,
tho managers Of the affair departed
from the programme and turned the
banquet and i,s attendant incidents into
q political meeting to bolster up Grover
Cleveland's Presidential boom, is ap.
parent from the character Of some Of
the speeches. The Republican guests
present wero Obliged to listen, not 10
speeches such rs they naturally ex.
,pected would BIO delivered on such an
suspicious occasion, but TO bitter par.
tisan harangucs IN which the central
figure Of tho evening was lost sight Of.
Mr.. Thurman himself was more scnsi.
,tiye,to the proprieties Of the occasion
upon which Republicans joined with
Democrats in doing him honor, and
scarcely touched upon partisan politics
in his speech.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE,

Il I'm. 10
| BY virtue OF u deed OF trust maio by George ",
Tlemaun and Mary A. Tie.nsnn, his wife. to me as
ttustcc beartug date OF the first day OF Decou,-
ber 1885, and recorded in the Office OF the Clerk
| OF tho Comfy Court OF Ohio county, West Wiz.
ginia, in Deed OF Trust book No. q, page 573
will proceed % sell at public auction, at the
county, in the city OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER u, 1890,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. M, all the right, title
Mary a. Ticmnnn, his wife. or either OF them.
legal or equitable, in the following described
real estate, that Is to say: -Four acres aud
twenty petches Formerly part OF tho farm at
wards by Samuel ]. boyd III Ohio county. Of,
the Netionnl Road. about two and n half miles
cast OF the city Of Wheeling; beslnuingat astske
on the cast side OF the said road, and the south.
west corner OF tract Of land on the 10Th day OF
July, 49,. conveyed by Adam Fltchuer md wife
10 Jacob ". Wardca;i thence north 2G.i5 west
JOLT poles; thence north G6.lS east ilX poles;
thence south .? east 15.7Opolcs to the line OF tho
land conveyed as Aforesaid 10 said Warden:
thence south Gi.52 west 4011jj poles with the lne
Of The lnnd conveyed as Aieicsaid to said Wal.
den TO the beginning, together with the right
OF way nlopg a lane twelve eet wide running
with and adjoining the northwest line OF par.
eel CT land, tnear the land conveyed by said deed
Of ttusI) on the 10Th day Of July. lS52. conveyed
ny Adam fitchner md wife to Edward NJ. Nor.
ton, also tiIc tight to the Use OF the large spring
IN another anu contiguous part OF said farm
with the further right to lny water pipes from
said spring TO any OF the land conveyed by said
deed OF trust. Butnllsubjectt TO tho concurrent
and Joint interest OF certain other PERSONS spec!.
fed IN said deed IRON said FItchner aud wife 10
shid Edward NJ. Norton; the said property above
conveyed being tho same which was conveyed
to tho said John Henry Tiemann by George ",
Robinson and wife by decd dated JANUARY ~
1867, and Of record Ia the land records OF Ohio
county, in Deed Book No. Is, page 1871. -
lElAs OF S4LE-one th!rc, or as much more
IS the purchaser may elect, cash In hand on ,hc
DAY OF sale, and the balance III two equal install.
mcnts, payable respectively In six and twelve
months from the day OF sale with interest, tho
stallmcnts with good security, and the legal title
70 be retained Ms further security until lilo said
notes and interest arc paid =
noI3 - W r. UrIRRAPD Trr,to,
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Who Pays:

. . q ..
Is 1t true that "the tariff is tax" on
the consumer? Hc is tho little matter
OF steel tires, for example, on which the
\ Cincinnati Commercial Gazette remarks
The tariff on steel tires Is two and onc'hRl
4 cents pound. as q demonstration Of how the
4 Mckinley law Inns doomed prices may be noted
S tho recent purchase by the Illinois Central Rail
!. road Company OF n large lot OF tires Al jutt trc
q and one'h0l cents q pound. Some persons arc lo
dull rs not to DO able TO see how the tnriil may
{ reduce prices by putting certain reservations on
Z our nome markets In favor OF American pro
\ uucers.
The selling price and tho duty being
Just the same, who pays this tax? OF
course the steel tires spoken OF are oil
American manufacture. Suppose they
were Of English manufacture, the Amer.
lean article selling ut tho price paid by
4 the Illinois Central Railroad Company,
how would the, English manufacturer
got his tires into this market? Wouldn't
he have to pay the duty? And could
he ever got it back from the consumer
Let US suppose one thing more-tha.
no steel tires were made in this country.
is anybody so verdant as to think TINT
the imported tires would sell here for
two and one-hali cents pound? II
cheapucss is wha. you want, here you
are, and Protection has brought it, and
with checpness it has brought employ.
nent Tor American labor at good wages.
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WRUSTEE'S SALE,

:, ~ virtue OF decd OF trust made by Henry G,
I. Tiemann aud Annie II. Tiemann, Ills wlic to
ne as trustee, bearing date on the first dny OF
rr,scsmoer iss5 mud recorded in the office OF the
T TSE -, o. me County Court Of Ohio County,
page 67a, will proceed to sell at public auction,
q u Inc ifont door OF the CoHr. House for said
ohio county, In the City Of Wheeling, on,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1890,
beginning ut 10 O'Clock n, M, all the right,
y nue agd Interest OF the said Henrw
". I. IiemAnl, and ". Temann, his
the following described real estate. that il 10
say: Fenr acres md twenty pcrches (iormerly
part Of the farm ut one time owned by Adam
H Gltchner and afterwards by samuel J. Boyd in
O IN cSSunty. on the National road, about Two
ma aa halt miles east OF tho city OF Wheeling:
beginning AZ a stake on the cast aide OF the said
Ioad, and the southwest corner OF a tract OF
mh 1 on the 10Th day Of July, 1872. conveyed by
;hnana FitehhGr and wife 10 Jacob N. Warden;
Ools east az poles: thence south 81 enst Is. 70
poles 10 the line Of the land conveyed AZ s!ore.
: ;ai 70 tatd Warden; thence south Gl.52 west
~ poles with tho line Of the land conveyed az
aforesaid to said Warden 10 tho begin.
nlng, together with the right OF way
along hnel twelve feet wide running with
Nuu ao]o!ninE the northwest line OF
parcel OF land tnear tho latId conveyed BY SAID
vsS1 q tsas on the 10th day Of July 1851 con
Norton, also the right to tho use Of the larrc
ssptlng 10 another and contiguous part OF said
Mirm, with the further rlgh, to lay water pipes
s s9 d sd spring 70 any Of tho and conveyed by
current and Joint interest oil certain other pcr.
sous. specified In said deed from said Fitchncr
anu VIE 70 said Edward NJ. Norton; the said
pw; sS above conveyed being the same which
ny George ". Robinson and vile. By deed dated
Sanuhry ~ 1863, and OF record in tho land rec.
T ia oil Ohio county, In Decd Book No. IS, page
TERMS or sALE-0nG.thirl,o or MS much more as
NY NY purchaser may elect, cssh In hand on tho
nay OF tale, and the balance in two equal install.
men,s, parable respectively 1n six aud twelve
purcha'cr to give his notes for The deferred in.
ss!a,,iiments, with good security, and the legal
Mte 70 DO retained as further security until Tho
ssla hotes aud interest arc paid.
uo!a W. r. II uBDARD, Trustee.
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Parker and LefeYer HammerlesS

and all desirable makes Of aonh,c aud SINGLE
guns from So upward, arc Tho Gnest TO- thc
price In the MARKET and our line OF AmmunI.
lion md Gun Implements Ia full and comniete
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be curedby taking uall'a Catarrh
Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the Undersigned have known f
J. Cheney for the lest 10 years, and be-
lieye him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West ( Truax, Wholeeale! Druggist
wulding' Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. l.-
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal
iy, acting directly upon the blood aux
mucous surfaces OF iko system. Prict
700 per bottle. Sold by all Dsuggista.
|
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,

coxl4i ieet North Front street. west side. 81 $50
eo1l4s feet, North Front street, west side. 200
Soxl2o feet, South York street, west side. GOO
Coxloo feet, South Elm street, west side-... 900
8oxloo feet, South Elm street, west sdc... 45O
SoxlOo feet, South Penn street, east side... 900
25xl12 feet, North Wabash ST., cast lide.... s75
3oxlU ieet, South Huron street, east side, $50
i2x6g ieet, cor. Huron l. New Jersey sts. C0O
8oxlD icet, fourteenth street, north side. 2,iOo
Soxl:o iect, Fourteenth Street. north side, 2,H0
enS ieo 10y EM!aHe!Is a.. 100
5o1i0o ieet, Wilson street, eixth ward.... 200
loo1leo iect, Mccolloch street, Eighth ward LOGO
i6S1 StH te Hhaionai Ioad 1000
I ~ ma nv tIsstnnt 500
"a impioySa property in Martins Ferry o.
~ acres two miles west Of Bridgeport, O., $500
u acres adjoining St. Clairsyillc, O.,.,.,, 5500
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.ARFWAEKADLBi swIyDLER. I
Repeated Marriage OF a aiaa and tSea'ah
IA to rnRB Counterfeit Hills.

.
to rnRs Counterfeit 1'ilis.
A dappet.looking, well.dressed man,
about twen,y.slx years Of age, and a
handSomc, MISUNDERSTANDING lady
presented themselves at the town clerks
office in Old Lyme, Conn.,, last Friday,
asking for a marriage liccnse. They
gave their names as Andrew J. Hartwell
and Lillian Summers. Tho license was
granted and then the couple called on n
lniniotcr, who married them. nartwell
handed The minister a new $50 bill, re.
marking that no would like 10 pay q fec
OF S.. The minister returned the sl5 in
change. The same day the same couple
went through the marriage form in Say.
brook, Old saybrook, Wcstbtook and
Clinton, paying In each cGao d now SIC
bill and receiving Sl5 III return. All o!
the ministers soon ascertained TINT the
$50 bills wero excellent counterieits and
each OF them was out SO. No trace oil
Hartwell and his much.married wife car
tbeiounu,
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I IF Governor llill imagined that by
contributing to tho defeat OF Mckinley
he made himself cold with the Ohio
Democracy, he is mistaken. True, he
\ knocked a rail or two of Of Cleveland's
fence, but that gentleman took occasion
to replace them by attending the Thur.
man banquet.
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FORHIGHFBBN YEARS
A Cameron Lady Relates a Short His
tefyel Her Lilo IN West Virginia.
1t Is Not u Romance But n Record
or Terrible Facts.

In recent interview with Mrs. Annie
stimmel, Of Cameron, W. Va, she said !:
"For nearly eighteen yeara had been
troubled with an aggravated form Of
catarrh. 10 describe to YOU all I sui.
iered during those years would be i'm.
possible, but will tell you as well as l
can how felt most Of tho time.
My head and nose were always stopped
ur. 10 badly Mt times ] could not breathe
through my nose at all. ! had constant
headaches, not sharp pain at fits. but
n dull heavy ache both day and night
There was q continual bussing and roar.
ing noisc In my cara like the roar Of
some vast machinery. ~. N
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Y HANGING being the penalty for the
crime Birchall committed, it was RICH.
for the law 10 take its course. The law
is unnecessarily harsh, however, when
ityequires the body 10 be buried in the
6 Jail yar9. A womsn in as much trouble
us Mrs. Bitchall is in might be allowed
the poor privilege OF buryine her dead
in another place. Society gains nothing
BY wbet it does after the murde1er's life
has been taken. aa a
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(. UNLIKE tho late Brown.sequard elixir,
Dr.. Kcch's wonderful discovery for the
cure Of consumption has come 10 stay.
Already it 10 cndorped by eminent
scientists throughout the world, and its
practical aud Unsuccessful results have been
witnessed.
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TIE Alliance men In the Illinois Leg.
ialaturo are not committed to General
Palmer or any other Democrat. They
are open Tor deal. Tho Senatorial con.
test in Illinois promises more or less
entertainment.
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C0S-on Thursday morning, November II. 1890
att O'Clock. EDITH H., daughter OF James
aud Emma Cox, aged yeats aud months
Funeral ircm residence Of parents. Kirkwooh
Ohio, Sunday. November 10, at l:SO O'Clock.
Interment at Linwood.
FOhD-AT Pittsburgh. south Side, at the resi-
denc0 OF her sister. Mrs. Sarah Polls, on
Thursday November l3 1890, ats O'Clock T. m .
Mrs. DAVID FORD, nee Hughes, aged q Yeas
and months.
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4 Good Ticket.

To ne Editor " he latt'lt7taEer.
siR:-As numeroua suggestions are
being made AZ to candidates for 1892, !
suggest the following as the most avail
able candidates on tho Republican side
For President, Robert r. Lincoln, o
Illinois; Vice President, Joseph Il
ffawiey, Of Connecticut. Y
Fairrtc,r, ". Va. Norcmttr Ii.
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TIE Democratic party has had:.fcw
such statcsmcn as Allen 6. Thurman,
mud none more worthy Of the honor and
esteem Of the whole people. Yet when
titwas ~i;hin the power Of the party tc
give him the highest position within ite
gift no had TO be content with the
eecond place. The Democracy is de.
eout worahipper Of its heroes until II
comes TO recognizing them in practical
Synv .... \. ..
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Sold by Logan Drug Co., 9. R. Goetze,
WV. Irwin, ". E. Williams, G. schnepf,
@. Menkemeller, ". G. Armbrjght, W.
H. Williams and NJ. W. Heinrich; J. w.
Darrah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry;
Bowie &. Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wy
rick, Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood
D,.w.G
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LADIES enjoy the pleasant effects Of
"OLivE Blossom" 1t cures when all
else fails. There is no rcason why you
should suffer from the many weaknesseu
peculiar to your sex when you can OBJ.
tain sample containing ten days treat.
mvnt free, and one months treatment
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Tie Maine Democrats have generous
ly decided not to contest Reeds seat,
Tor which kindly decision Mr.. Reed Is no
doubt duly grateful.
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NIFTY YEAR SIX PER CENT
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

e oA @SGASu
No. 1905 McColloch street.
No. JOS McCoItoch street.
TO. 1920 McColoch street.
No. 26l0 Market street. SEE
TX acres of land, slx.roomcd house, stable,
800 trees choice fruit. one.half mile west OF
lower point OF Island. 5000.
Residence one mile west Of Bridgeport, Ohio.
Eight rooms, stable. Ground Clio OF an acre.
Price $780, 'sr.--5 lsEaE I'll
rs acres Of land at Short Creek at SIS per acre.
No. SC Ohio street, s.,iJ0. NJ
No. h9 South Penn street, $1,000.
Lots on South Penn street
Lots on South Front street,
Lots OIL North Front street. 7s
No. 1857 Fourteenth street, S2,C00.
No. G5 Sixteenth street, S!,GU0. 54
10. PA Chaplnc street.
No. 1854 Chapline street, s, 400.
No. 22is Main street, s. ,000.
Lot No. q Water street, S6.tcd.
No. 1865 ChGpline street, 200.
sl2,OOu. i,5,El 49, !. :
No. ll25 EoE street, $500. 3
No. 100 Twelfth street, g, 400, Tg3
Lots on Netzcl street, $500
Lots on Warren street $500. @ 81
No. 2i:0 Eoir street, $500.
No. u ana Sc Iwcntysixth street, Sligo,
Nos: G. and Go Twen!y'thlrd Atreet, $780,
No. Glli kotf street, S2,bE0. IL = ~. -
No. 23i0 HoT street, $500.
No. 1912 Chapline street. sl,40a
No. 1921 Woods street, Sl,SOO I'D aa
No. 1888 Woods street, 81 200, is Z
Manufacturing site with Factory Building.
Four l2!s on Mccolloch street. James Car.
ward. - - - > = o..
No. 26o6 Main street, s. 100.
NO. $50 Main street. Ground full lot, $500.
FOR RENT. vs. $685.. $3.50
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WHEELING, NOVEMBER TO-, 1880.

WiTH a majority Of l45 in the next
Congress the Democrats will have all the
topo they need to hang themselves in
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CT.LUKE' I. Z. CHURCH, ISLAND.
Services sunday AZ l0;I0 a. M, and 1850 p. nj.
special Acrticcs for children at $3.50 p. m.
preach morning and evening. nol5
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EORsALE-ONE FRESH COW AND
Il ono yoke ca,,ll Address, wM. sTEwART,
pIXtrfHvilIp W Ma TI.- ~ - r.. nnlb
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No. 26;l Woods street. ? rooms and attic-..s7 q
JAMES A.. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Q. 3. Claim Attorney, 16l.
Market street. have long experience II
prosecution OF pension claims. Soldiers. theft
widows and minor heirs will find 1t 10 their
advantage to employ an attorney at home In
preference 10 one In MaShturtnn D q - ncof
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THIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
IL Tho Pastor Rev. b. A. Cunningham, D. D.,
viii preach At 10 49, q. m. aud 1850 p. m, Sunday
school At n m. Young peoples meeting Att
n In 49,. .s..a..- NOlbo
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TOURTH STREET NJ. L. CHURCH.
L. scryices by the pastor At 1880 Il. IN. and
: IN n IN Seats freq To- ALL H."H Ha.' nOl5
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WANTED--A SITUATION BY A
w Young man who has Loaf his Hngeis and
thumb on his light hand. A iA!r edncniiop.
willing 10 work nj anything. somethug he can
work up In preferred. For particulars. call at
this Office. ---- a.H. sst'-a. -H--T uolg
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S,tMPsON NJ. L. Oh URCH, EOFF ST.
- Special sermon b. pastor at II a IN; "Metho.
dist Episcopal Church and tho Colored Amerl.
can. ". II. BrootS pastor. 0fr nol5
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pire in three or four weeks, decided TO 60 TO
Washington and there remain till about that

pire in three or four weeks, decided to go TO
Washington and there remain till about that
time.
/ next saw Sheridan day or two before my
term of enlistment expired. / found him
few miles west of Harper's Ferry. He said he
was very glad had returned that he had lots
of work for me to do. | informed him | was
done scouting in Virginia, and had come to so
inform him. He seemed greatly surprised, and
think very angry; said something about de-
sorting in the face of the enemy, and turned
away from me. But had my mind made up
as far as scouting for the present was concerned,
and nothing could induce mo to remain. / had
been on detached duty rs n scout for more than
three years, having first been employed by Gen.
Tyler before the first battle of Bull Run. had
been with other Generals, and previous to being
with Sheridan had been Chief of Scouts for Gen.
Fitzpatrick for nearly two years.
Some time after my discharge l received
letter from Gen. Fitzpatrick who at the time
was in command of Gen. Sherman's cavalry.
He requested me to come South, which l did,
and was employed by him as a citizen scout
till the close of the war. Knight says that
after got well went South with Fitzpatrick,
and became his Chief of Scouts. Capt T.. +.
Northrup served rs such while Fitzpatrick was
with Sherman. Northrup and myself had served
together in Virginia. l had early in the war
given him his first lessons in scouting. He be-
Cilinc inuCn Detter scout imam ms tenCncr, ana
! think nc was one of tho best soldiers / ever
knew. He was also n splendid horseman, but
could not ride stolen colt
In conclusion | would say word moro in
reference TO DIR. Dew. l had intended year
after year since the war; to make him visit,
but did not | had never heard from him until
last April or May, 1889. Judson Knight had
given him my Postoflicc address, and / was
very glad TO hear from him. In the letter he
informed me that during the war no had suf-
fered the loss of great deal of property, which
was taken for the use of the u. S. Army, and
said that he ought to be compensated by the
Government And it does seem to me, taking
everything into consideration, that he should
be paid. He was a nOn-comhatant physician,
peacefully following his profession, and, as |
remember, was at the time in poor health. As
regards his loyalty | don't know, but do
know he was loyal to me. q wounded Union
soldier. Why did he not hand me over to the
Confederates? He would have found favor
with them had he done SOL. w. BANDEGoN
Co. G, I'd n. Y. Cav, 81 South street, Danbury,
Conn
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lSOihefpiHe JOiVnaIl
flirting woman can cause more trouble to
mankind than devastating army, but she IL
very much nicer than the devastating army
after all.
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CONSUMPTION Surely cnred

To the Editor PLEASE inform your readers that
lhaye positive remedy for Consumption By its tnev
use thousands OF hopeless cases have been permaneny
cured shall be glad 10 send two bottles of INV rened
FREE 10 any OF your readers who have consnp tian II
they Will send me their Express and r. o. Address Rs
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Genesis of a Title.
(RnrLinnton Eren presal

Huntington Free Press)
First Kentuckian-H0w did Col. Struttar
get his military title, do you know?
Second Kentuck ian-Yes; when he was a
young man he used to drill holes in a quarry.
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WANTED-SA3sSs,PRtss. 70 T,u sell the PinIess
ever invented thaE holds the clothes without pins per-
feet success patent recently issued sold only by AGENTS.
TO whom the exclusive right IS given receipt Of %
cen5Wv viii send sample line by mail also crculars
price list aud terms TO agents. your territory az
once. Address,
The Pinless Clothes Line Co..
II HermOn street, Worcester, Mas
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