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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-25
THAT CORNER IN WHEAT.

The Farmers Alliance is sending out
circulars by the hundred thousands, to
farmers all over the country, and max
ing publication in the 1000 papers
which owe allegiance to the Alliance,
that the prospects are strongly in favor
of high prices for wheat in the near
future and by implication the farmers
arc advised to hold their crops in order
to force the price.
1t is probable that tho farmers OF
America are watching the markets. and
judging the best time to sell as we'll as
any committee located in Washington.
There is every reason to suppose that
wheat is going to be high this fall and
winter, but any concerted effort to cor
ner the market by the farmers of the
country at large will probably end dis
astrously to their interests. The same
thing was tried last year by the cot
ton planters Of the South. They held
up their cotton, forcing the prices tenn
porarily, but finally were compelled to
sell on the lowest market which they
have known for years.
1t should be remembered by the wheat
raisers that there are substitutes for
wheat as food product which, under
necessity, can be used, and the family
which has lived on the substitute for
month is not going to make up for lost
time by gorging itself with wheat when
it gets the opportunity. The wheat
crop will and ought to find its way to the
seaboard evenly.
If it is held back in the interior, the
certain result will be the blockading of
the trunk lines and q tremendous sacri-
flee of values. The natural laws of sup.
ply and demand had better be let alone.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-25
THE ROANOKE TIMES.
EVERY MORNING, EXCEPT MONDAY
ROANOKE TIMES PUBLISHING CO,
Publishers and Proprictors.
TIMES BUILDING.
TERMS, BY NAIL, Poetagc PrcpaidD

Third avenue and First street Southwest
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Roanoke, Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08
FAIRMoNT TOPICS.

Matters OF Interest In that EnterpriSlns
Little CIty-Scwe Notes and Briefs.
S,eial DLjaich 10 he In,otigacer.
EuRNoXr, W. Va, Aug. 7,-Yesterday
the different Sunday schools of this
place and ralatine held picnic at that
delightful resort, Gypsy Grove.
rhC MonongNhela River railroad ran
especial tain for their accommodation
anil as General Superintendent Bowles
gave them very low rate and the day
was almost perfect, it was delightful
tcrasiOn,
The First National Bank is making
some very important repairs and
changes in the vault OF the bank; among
Others, the placing in the vault Of safe
deposit boxes Tor rent, which have long
been III demand here, and adding q new
door with time lock attachment. The
Improvements are being made by the
Hall Safe & Lock Co., OF Cincinnati.
At the meeting OF the Board Of Re
gents oil the State Normal School last
week a proposition was made to the
FMrmont Improvement Co. for three or
iOuracre oi ground Tor the new build
Ing, which has been accepted. This
site is one Of the best here, being only
short distance from town, compare
lively level and overlooking the river.
The brakeman, Lyons, who was so
badly hnrt in the collision near Ben
tons ferry. is doing well.
The grading Of the new street to the
railroad was let to Col. Patrick II. Ben
net, aud he has now a force OF men at
work This vii! be q great improve
mrnt, as the grade will be gradual, in
tcr,cCtiny Main street at its extreme
western end.
The Monongahela River railroad has
purchased the property OF Mrs. Ridge
near the Baltimore & Ohio, and now
has the right Of way from CASTOR juno.
ton, where it now connects with tho b.
20, and in the near future will have
lis owa line into town,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08
MARTINS FERRY.
Fun in Fishing .Camp-ohlo Politics.
Forostcrs-Personnl,E ETC.

Fun in Fishing Camp-ohlo Politics
Forostcrs-Personnl, E;c.
Tho Y. NJ. c. A. library is growing
larger every week.
Mrs. Rev. Simpson, of Hamilton, is
visiting her father, A. Ralston, Esq.
Rev. Father S. S. NIattingly returned
yesterday from the Mattingly settle
ment near GAINESVILLE, where he has
been at the bedside OF a sick relative.
Every Republican in Martins Ferry
who is interested in the success OF the
club and the party should attend the
meeting at Commercial Hall this even
ing.
The property owners on Jefferson
street, will meet at the law office OF W.
7. Lewis, Esq, on Fourth street this
evening, to discuss tho matter ofpaving
that street.
Fred Brandt, of this city who was so
badly injured by fall at Little Rock,
Ark, died yesterday. The remains will
be brought to Martins Ferry for inter
ment, arriving Monday.
The Forcsters will go to Steubenyille
to-day on the barge Minnie, to organize
court. Music will be furnished by the
Vigilant band. The boat will leave at
o'clock and all who have the money
can go.
Mr.. W. II. schaefIer. has sold his
grocery OH Washington street to MIR.
N. Ii. Helfenbine, and will go into the
same business at Little Rock, Ark. Mr..
Schaefier has been in business here for
nine years and has host of friends.
Mr.. G. G. Cochran, the street paving
contractor, returned last evening from
Dalton, Ohio, and will resume the work
of paving South Fourth street:in few
days. Mr.. Cochran says that all OF the
Republicans up his way arc confident OF
McKinley's election.
A meeting OF the Republican Club
will be held at Commercial Hall this
evening at 1880 o'clock. Officers will
probably be elected. This alone is o
good reason why the attendance should
be large this evening. Every Republic
can in Martins Ferry is cordially in
vited to attend. The outlook for the
club is very encouraging.
Deputy Sheriff Sam Westwood yester-
day served papers OH John Topping,
manager OF the Etna mill, gnrnishee-
ing money owed by the mill to the Ber-
lin Iron and Bridge Company, Park
Bros & Co., Linn, Pittsburgh, claim the
bridge company owes them $3.50 81, with
interest from October !, 1889, to date.
The bridge company has just about
completed the addition to the Etna
mill.
The Myrtle Fishing Club, one of the
best in this section, which has been
camping near Tiltonville since June,
will break camp next Monday. Keohn-
lines band will go up tomorrow, play
during the day for the club and many
visitors and return with the club in its
boat on Monday, the boat floating down.
Ninety-two visitors took dinner with!
the club on Thursday. The members
OF the Myrtle have been catching lots
OF fish and report a pleasant season.
"Poncy" Lacey is captain OF the club.
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BRIDGEPORT.
Work on the Water Mnlns-Tho New Bank.
Personal Mention.


Personal Mention.
Mrs. John Fawcett is visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. C. Clark, at Cambridge
Mrs. Ronick, wife Of engineer Romick,
is confined to her home by Il severe
attack OF illness.
Mr.. Harry Bambrick, one of the Cleye-
land, Lorain & Wheeling conductors, Is
suffering an attack Of sickness.
Charles Kaufman is filling in the low
portion ofhis ground in Kirkwood and
otherwise improving his grounds.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
pile driver is being used in laying sew
eral new switches at the Etna plant.
Miss Bessie L. Smith, Of Cleveland
has returned home from six weeks
visit to her cousin, Miss Mabel Smith,
OF Etuaville.
The addition to tho school building
is rapidly nearing completion, and will
be finished for use at the beginning OF
the winter term, next month.
Work on the new bank building il
being done very rapidly. The second
floor has been reached, and it is hoped
to have the building under cover within
about ten days.
A portion OF the pipe line laborers
working for George Hibberd 4 Son, who
struck Tor nine hours u day instead OF
ten, returned to work yesterday morn
ing, 1t was stated last evening that
the demand OF the workmen will be
granted, and the work will be pushed
with all possible haste.
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MONTREAL, QUE., Aug. 7.-ProbablY
oDc Of the Oldest and wealthiest fami-
rrs Of Montreal were the TifIins. A
member OF the young branch was John
thin, who, rumor said, was somewhat
Wild in a direction that might possibly
hiring dishonor in the shape OF wedding
bcneath him. 1t would never do to
have the Tidin gold thus dissiRated, and
,e older heads devised plan to stop
Il Another member OF the family was
,Ic Young and beautiful Florence Tiflin,
= rairninC society belle, who, TO save
tho family honor and gold, was induced
~ s.lf.sacrifics, and two years since the
cousins were welded. 1t was no love
match, rs Benedict John kept the even
,cnor of his way, ending in his death
io.t August. Prior to this, however,
iIrrc came to Montreal from Blackpool,
England, Arthur Crew, a Pennies
After weeks of idleness he secured
work as Il laborer on the Tiftin farm at
SlUlt au RGCOllcct. just hOM thS
"Yurth Country" man conducted HIM
s,lj is unknown, but on the death OF her
husband Mrs. TiIin retired from socie-
ty and selected the farm as her resi-
jcnce, which vas gift from the de-
ceased. Crew, who was scarcely TWEEN
", was not bad looking, and evidently
i,rnd favor with the widow, as he was
Immediately made her coachman.
What transpired during the past year
or he iarm is unknown, but this even
INIT was publicly announced that Mrs.
Thin had become Mrs. Crew, the Rev.
Mr.. McAlanus, OF st. Laurent, solemniZ-
iny the marriage, and that the pair were
on al tour. 1t is alleged that an elope-
mcnt had been planned and carried out
after the most approved style, and now
Ihe couple are happy. That the family
j, Indignant and swelldom in a whirt
goes without saying, and many gilded
Youths whose thoughts had flown to the
widow and farm are, metaphorlcally, in
sarkrloth and ashes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

AL SORTS Oh LOCiA SNN"S S@SessF
the Glass City.
Frank NefF and Miss Mary Nef left
for California yesterday. e. m y
The John W. Meyers farm west of
town, will be sold at sheriff ssale to-day.
A pile driver is at work near the
Union street bridge. A new abutment
is to be put in.
Lee Levi, Second ward boy, was
badly scalded by coffee pot falling on
him. His feet were badly burned. a
doctor had to be called in.
Theo Neif, sold a boy hat full Of
pears. The boy ate them all and the
doctors have been working with him
ever since, and last night he was still in
precarious condition.
Half drunken men and women who
live In the alley near the bridge be;
tween Thirty-frst and Thirty!second
streets have a fight almost daily. These
occurrences are becoming very monoto-
nous to tho nearby residents.
Thomas Piorce, of East Liverpool, &c
companied by his wife, came rs fur us
Bellairc on the Keystone State. The
boat being overCrowded, they concluded
to stop here. Mr.. Pierce met some old
friends and tour OF the saloons was
made. When he came to himself yes
terdny he was minus his gold watch
and chain. There is no clue to the
thief.
The agent OF tho new suit club, who
was here on Thursday, obtained eigh-
teen new members toward another
club. The merchant tailors here had
the members and the agent, Mr.. Kemp,
arrested for running q lottery scheme.
The cases came up before Squire
Cooper, and Mr.. Kemp gave bond in the
sum OF 500 for his appearance to-day.
Spanglcr Post, G. A. r., expects quite
a time here at their district reunion,
the time for which has not been def
niteiy settled. Belmont, Harrison,
Guernsey, Noble and Washington coun.
ties are to be represented. A two days
meeting will be held, the Elysian be-
ing the headquarters. Committees are
circulating around among the citizens
and meeting with splendid success tins
far, everyone responding literally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08
LET IT RAIN.

A Scheme to Produce Rain to Fall Upon the
Jast-Goysrnmen Experiments to DO
Made.
FoRr woRrr, TEX, Aug. ION the
west bound Texas & Pacific train this
morning was a party Of gentlemen, com;
posed Of General Dyrnforth, genera.
director Of the works. Prof. Myers and
6. W. Caster, ballonists; DIR. Resell,
chemist; Paul A. Draper, electricians
and George w. Curtis, Meteorological.
These gentlemen are in charge OF the
experiments which the Government is
about to make as 20 the possibility OF
producing rain by the firing OF ex-
plosiyes in the upper strata OF the air.
They we're accompanied by Alr. kannls:,
to Midland, Texas, where the expert:
ments will be made. The party had
with them all the material necessary
for producing all the rain fall needed If
the experiments pan out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08
ZEAL ESTATE.
e r s ALE.

House of four rooms on Charles street. Centre,
Wheeling, 500.
House q four rooms on corner Of Wood and
Twenty-iourth streets, 81, go
House Of six rooms between Twenty.third
and Twenty.tourth streets, on Woods street
Rental value per nnnum, Slg2. Price 81 200.
One-hRli lot on Jacob street, Centre wheeling
cheap at $40
-Four lots on South Penn street. cheap at 81 coo.
Five roomed brlck house and fun lot, on
Jacob street. Fifth ward. $500.
Seven Toomed house, on EoT street, desirable
Ten tooRcd house at bargain on North
i've foomed house. ISIS Eofr Street $500
Pour rOomed house, 100 Eighteenth street.
Sine rOOmed brick house. sssl Market street.
'RaiflO. on North Main street, 50 by1sa feet
HAL Half lot on EOrsreet south Of Twcn,y-Oishth
iiGii lot on MoystOu street, south of Twenty.
sixteen lots on tho north side OF Twenty.third
street, IN tho new addition OF Filan d Whyta
U Lot, SO on Eof and Jacob .reos., inNOrh Ben.
Si Io!. in MsMsehon, newly laid out cheap a.
ESis in IA; 2a mes Orchard aud Old Fair Ground
Boautiial lots in A. II. PattonOa'S addition &c
Elm Grove at low figures
Pour.roOmed house on Twenty.nlnth and
Woods Street, 81 $50.
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BORNE wELLsBURG.
Daniel +. COnnen Who was SHOT in {
Sleeping Cur, Passes Away.

Daniel +. conneIl Who was Slot in q
Sleeping CIR, Passes Away.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug. Dam
iclF. Conncll, the capitalist, of Ports
mouth, Ohio, who was shot BY some
unknown person while lying in his
berth on the Pullman sleeping car on
the Chesapeake 4 Ohio train last Satur-
day morning, died at 10 o'clock this
morning at Wright's Hotel. He was
conscious to the last moment, and his
last words were, Pm getting blind"
lie did not think he would die until
jus, few moments before death. His
Wite, daughter, and four sons were with
him. lie had nine children. He made
no statement except that the assassin
deliberately shot him after demanding
his money, which was refused.
Mr.. Cornell was born in Wellsburg,
w. w, and was So years old. He made
a will Yesterday. His remains wero
taken to his home ut $3.50 this after.
noon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

In nm interview with Mr.. HeintZ, he said:
~ had been troubled with catarrh for the last
1--WE or six years. paid but little ATTENTION ~
Il, thinking It only frequent attacks OF eoiIis'
until ubOut two yents ago. when upon cousuLt,
ing physician learned that hau ah ASgEa'
waited case OF eaiaFEh. -.
II tried some remedies, but JAILED 10 uctlNe
any benefit until about three months ago.
my nose would stop up and WIS compeileu
10 breathe through my mouth. inc pueoIIs
would accumulate in my throat ana IN me p9Sk
part Of mynostrlls rad 10 snuh back 20 Gi ~.
lodge il and was always clearing my throat NY
throat was always irritable, and at times couiu
scarcely swallow. ,,,,,o
OF the cures wrought by DIS, Copeland y beli,
concluded to call on them After consulting
them / resolved 10 try their system Of treat.
meut have been under thcir care since that
time md can say for myself that nave lnl'
proved from the beginning, aud the change ~
my condition Is great and satisfactory thal !
Cn confidently testify ms to their success IN my
cnse and can say for them that ! an pleased 10
recommend them, and know from my sHpGt'
ioucc that they arc seillful and shecesSiul III
treating catarrh md all kindred troubles"
Mr. Joseph GlaR, I0S Market street, says OF
his case: 'Aitar taking course oil treatment
/ am much improved IN every way. ! fGel
strong and well now. The catarrhal troubles
that Hhad have disappeared and feel getssr
than i have felt for Yeas and Will glG1ly
recommend the doctors TO those who neeo
physician"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08
SUBSTANTIAL PROOF.
Actual and Reliable Residents Of
wheeling Come Forward and
Give Their Experience
and Opinion.

Among the many patients that have
been taking treatment recently from
Drs Copeland & Bell, and can substan-
tate their efficiency in treating catarrh
and kindred troubles, is Mr. Philip
Heintz, engineer ut the sChmutbach
plant. located in South MheelinR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08
From Mountains, Hills, and Valleys to the
Sraahorn Win u. & O. R.R.

SraHhornNlR IL. y o. II. IL.
Those desiring u change from the
mountains, hills, and valleys to the sea.
shore will have no more favorable
opportunity than on August 18th, when
Tile u. x .. Il. K. will run its third
excursion Of the season to Atlantic City,
Offering the same reduced rates and yes
uoulcd limited train service Of hand.
some coaches and Pullman cars rs here.
l99torc To those crossing the summit
Vi the Allegheny Mountains the trip
WI! reveal the most picturesque scenery.
~ America. Those travelling through
tAe Potomac valley and across tho fertile
Neias OF Maryland through Washington
ana Baltimore will traverse territory
n.faiGhI with more historical interest
lhan anyin the United States. To farm.
els and those engaged in allied pur-
su'ts the excursion is most oppertune,
u u comes in the midst OF the lull
!ouowing harvest Passengers BY day
Talns can spend the night in Philadei.
bh'a, and take any regular train OF the
nneaaIng. route the following morning,
FRIDAY, for the shore. Tickets win be
sOGu ior return passage on any regular
uain until August ed inclusive, and ON
return Journey will permit holder to
s'op OIL at Washington which at all
seasons has peculiar charms and most
'SEiel attractions for visitors.
Trans leave Wheeling at 1905, 4:55
:, M, 2:Sj and 6:l0 p. m. The train
!eayinH at 6:l0 p. m. runs via Pittsburgh
Ilha has Sleeping ears attached. That
ssNlng at 2:S5 p. m, has Sleeping Car
attached ut Grafton. The train leaving
~ TOO a. H., has through Sleeping Car.
AZ Hratton u Parlor Car is attached to
Tue train leaving Wheeling at 4:65 a, m.
NIN.Al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08
MoUNDsvlLLE.
A miscellaneous MclanEO of Minor Mat
tiers from MnrshNll'S Metropolis.

A miscellaneous Melungo of Minor Mat
tiers from NInrshNlrS Metropolis.
Mrs. b. +. Meighen is visiting friends
in Pennsylvania.
SLar;go W n Hordmon of Tvier
,. ne,i" r w. boro On ofi;rini I,rs;3oss
COUNT s'oa.n:,i,v ""0 "''0 y" '' BUSINESS
''sset y, ~ y,-, ;.
Hon ". u. Moriey, OF NlnSwoou', Is
ne mere iSoSing ottef the "ellaFe OIL the M
Tho sheriff q force IA busv making ont
tax hills Tor tho coming wear, the land
hooks having been completed several
dnvS oCo
W. Hr..,,.,,. ,o,. oda;,;,n - lie
:; W. iG."ews new "u Wn ~ " L ,,s
ISslaG ice Is SV,eauui ne onI J" cows
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FOR SVLR.

Two lots, MoundSville Camp Ground ........ 80
No. 1881 and 1893 Woods street,
Three.roomed house, National road, S76l
Double frame house on baltimore street.
Desirable new residence on South Front street
l6J acres land, Greeley county, KnusaS, $500
Sixteen lots in ]. and J. r naker addition.
No. s. and 81 Sixteenth street
No. 1881 and 2GS3 Chapllne street.
Thiry.Ave acres stone and coal lind, Rush Run.
Seventeen and one.halt acres land, onc.hali
mile west lower point OF Island.
Desirable residence one mile west OF Bridge
PHI r S5 and Onehat acres Of land near West
10. i56o wetzel street ground 20 by sOOfcot
Twsnty.one shares Riverside Glass Works
$40 10. = Alley B, corner Alley B and Alley
Nos. e0l9 and 2O2t Main street.
Eighteen acres OF land ono mile east Of Elm
Grove Fronts about 800 feet on National road.
with four-roomed franc house and 200 fruit trees
Lotto BY isO feet, Elm Grove
Nos. 81 and 50 Alley 10.
Nos 290I and BOG Chapllne street
No. zoos McCollOch street
No. So2S McCollOch street
No 2il0 and 2ll2 Main street
No. 2O0i and 9O06 Malu street.
No. 1901 Market street
No. 90 Ohio street.
No. @ North Front stEeet-gFound 90 By about
100 feet.
No. 23II Eoff street
No. coo Main street.
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NESBITT g. DEVINE.
1899 Market Street. aul
Real Estate for Sale.


ThIrty.two acres Of the Cochran portion Of
the John Reid farm IN Pleasant Valley, on tho
National road, now occupiedlby Joseph DIM
mey, sl2 900.
10. lsI EoR street. brick, s3,lOo,
No. 10i Fifteenth street, 900.
No. B5 South broadway, frame, $3.50.
No. l65 Sixteenth street, brick aud France
10. % Virginia street Island, rooms and
bath room, new, 5000.
No. III Alley f., East Wheeling, frame house
Of four rooms, lot 31xl2O feet, 500
"BrooEsIde," on the National road, about ono
mile west OF Bridgeport, Ohio, over oue,half
acre OF ground with nice dwelling and all ncces-
sary improvement $500.
building lots on west side Of North Huron
street Island, at so per foot front,
l00x2J0 feet In Pleasant Valley, on tho National
road, for 81, 800. on easy terms,
The business building, No. 1872 Main street
now occupied by ]. W. Hunter d Co.'S spice
mills
The Pryor place on National road, near Elm,
Grove, Cons!sing Of about eighteen acres,
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DOCTORS COPELAND & BELL hnye located
permanent Offices at 1871 Main street, wheeling,
". Va where they treat With success al cnraple
caScs. Oflce hOurs-9 to II a. IN, 10 p. m. and
7to9p. m. Sundays, 0 q. IN. to y M, md 70
u. m. sperlalticS-Catnrrh and diseases oil the
Eye. Far, Throat and Lungs. Consultation free,
Address all mail to DRS. COPELAND y BELL'
li2l Main street, Wheeling, W Va. 81,
Treatment including medicine, s. q month.
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A Burlington Cvt.) barber recently
beat all records BY going out and getting
married while waiting customer was
getting lathered by his assistant
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Because It has proven its absolute
merit over and over again, because it
has an unequalled record OF cures, be-
cause its business is conducted in
thoroughly honest manner, and because
It combines economy and strength,
being the only medicine Of which "l0O
Doses One Dollar" is true-these strong
points have made Hoods Sarsaparilla
Observation-Disclosures oftheday. 0
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Nv wife used only two bottles OF
"NIother's Friend" before her third con-
finement. Says she would not be
without it for hundreds OF dollars. Had
not half as much trouble as before:
Dock MILES, Lincoln Parish, La. Sold
at wholesale and retail by Logan Drug
Co., and all druggists. D4~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

A man with red nose is about the
Inst TO find il out.-Rdm's Horn.
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Welded HER GOACHMAN
A Young Montreal Widows Choice
of a Second Husband,
sgE FIRST MARRIED HER COUSIN

To Keep Him From Becoming the
Husband of a Woman Of Lowry
Birth and Fortune aud Upon His
Death Becomes Enumorcd of One
No,Iorc PretentIous-.Dut She Loved
Him and They Eloped.