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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-30
Resnlt of the Inquest

An inquest was held yesterday Oh the
body Of the unknown man who killed him
self on the Cliff beach on Monday. The
verdict was that death was caused by a
sen-iniiicted gunshot wound in the left
temple. The body has not been identified.
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Reer-nrixers, Union.

The Beer-drivers' Union has made prepa-
rations for ball to be given on October 25tl,
at which flag will be presented by General
Secretary Thurman.
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The war against street fakirs and peddlers
Is still being carried on by the police Five
more fower-venders were arrested at Lotta's
fountain yesterday for peddling without a
license.
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SHIT has been entered by Eugene NJ. Free
man against F. FL. Hausman to recover s570
due on promiss0ry nOtein favor of Annie
S. Freeman, an insane person and the ward
of the plaintiff.
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Divorces have been granted to Joseph
Bittell from Mary Bitteli on account Of her
inhdelity. and to Julia A. Collins from Jere-
miah Collins because Of his extreme cruelty.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-30

The mystery has been solved at last;
our teeth no longer need decay,
All troubles OF the mouth are past.
By SoZoDoNT they're swept away;
And young and old may smile secure
With lips and teeth so bright and pure.
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The furniture workers report that eight
members of their union are idle on account
of the strike at Cha1bourne's.
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A man who was drowned at 81. Louis
recently was born in Jail, married in prison,
and spent eleven years within its walls, yet
he was not criminal, his father being
keeper of the penal institution
The progress., 1891-03-07

The medicinal properties of some
foods are as definite as their nutritive,
says Juliet Corson, and as reliable as
those Of drugs; indeed, the pharma-
copoeia includes the following so-called
foods in its list of official drugs: AS
paragus, cabbage, carrots, dandelion,
endive, garlic, Indian-corn, leeks, let
tuce, mushrooms, parsnips, sweet po-
tatoes, sorrel, seaweeds, tomatoes, the
cereals, spices, sweet herbs, sugar.
honey, molasses, the various berries,
the oily nuts, animal fats, eggs, oysters,
many kinds of fish, nearly all fruits
and their jellies and juices, the wines,
cordials, and spirits, the condiments,
and salt especially, without which life
is insipid indeed. In their order the
dietetic qualities of the condiments
should be considered, and the special
action of various foods in connection
with the recipes given for preparing
them.
just as common salt is indispensable
to the health Of cattle, the salts Of
potash present in vegetables and fruits
are important to man. The good health
Of many vegetarians is due to this sub
stance.
The progress., 1891-03-07

81 cannot be circumscribed in my
fields Of discourse according to your
Ideas 4 said the clergyman to an influ-
cntial memberof bis congregation. II
must have more latitude
Well, said the influential member,
maybe II we give you a little more
latitude and YOU give us a little less
longitude we can come TO an UNDER
standing aal round. \
The progress., 1891-03-07

The earliest known lens is one made
OF rock crystal, unearthed by Layard
at Nineveh. This lens, the age OF
which is to be measured by thousands
of years, now lies in the British
Museum, with its surface as bright as
when II left the makers hands. By
the side of it are very recent specimens
OF lens which have been ruined by
exposure to London's fogs and smoke.
The progress., 1891-03-07
SPEECH OF
HON. THOMAS {. MILLER,
or south Carolina, in the Houae OF
Representatives.. Feb. IL, 1901.

The House being in Committee of the Whole
on the state Of the Union and having under con
rinerAiion The bpi tH X. i33Ssl making appro-
piiAllohs Tor thefcurrent and contingent penses
q W. IN iian department and for fuiiling treaty
stipuiauons with various Indian tribes for the
The progress., 1891-03-07


the other side, Mr.. Chairman. And
our party leaders sit here, and over
yonder, too, and submit from year to
year and from day to day to the viru-
lence which is hurled in their very
teeth.
The same friend from Georgia Mr..
Colquit) also says:
Think OF plunder as a form OF rule and Of gov
ernment OF the few, by the few, and for the few
Ii this reference applies to the
southern oligarchy under the name Ot
democracy, if it is meant to portray
the condition that exists to-day
south of Mason and Dixon's line, then
in shame and humiliation, with regret
and with anxious watching and expec-
tation for the future, stand here be-
fore the American people and plead
guilty for the south under the indict-
ment. But il it is meant as an in
dictment of the national government,
it is unworthy of the religious, theo-
logical statesman who utters it.
Speak of our government as q gov
ernment of the few, for the few, and
by the few! Speak of onr national
government as q government OF plum
der and and the government of mis-
rulel Why, Mr.. Chairman, all Europe,
yea, the whole civilized world, espec-
tally where monarchies are tottering,
point to the triumph of universal
rights, point to the republican insti-
tutions established by my party,
point to the Government for the peO-
Pile, OF the people, and by the people, |"
with pride and certain hope, and the
only spot that mars this country is
that spot, unfortunately for me and
mine, that is circumscribed within the
narrow limits Of the slave states,
where intolerance and the suppress.
non Of the rights ot napkind hare
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WIRE COMPANY EMDAnuAssED.
Bn; They Say It is Only Temporary aud
ASK for an Extension.

ASK for an Extension.
PirrsDuRGIt, Oct. 0.-The Oliver &
Roberts wire company. onc OF the larG-
est concerns Of its kind in the country,
made 4 request OF the creditors to-day
for IN extension. Tho amount OF Ito in
dcbtcdncss could not DO learned ms the
members OF the firm refused to give d.-
urc9, but it was confidently sN!d the cred
itors wouldbc puid every dollar. Thesus-
pension were not wholly unexpected as
1t wa known tho firm has hecn closely
pressed for several weeks. The plant is
located on the south sidc and employs II
large force Of men, boys and girls.
When seen to-day George 7. Oliver,
president OF tho company, said that sus.
pension was caused primarily by the re-
cent embarrassment OF IN iron firm OF
this city, the head OF that firm being on
their paper rs cndorser for n considers
bic amount. This paper is held by vari-
Gus Pittsburgh banks, and most OF it
natures during this and next month.
Under the circumstances, he said, tho
holders do not feel justified in renewing
lIic paper WltiouI uIultloiIul security,
which they were unable to give. The
only course open for them, therefore,
was to call their creditors together, lay
before them n statement OF their affairs
and ask for time. Mr.. Oliver stated fur
Their that their assets were largely in ex-
cess Of the liabilities, and they expect
to pay dollar for dollar, with interest.
The Oliver Iron and Steel company Is
not involved in our embarrassment,
said he, and does not expect to ask for
an extension.
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OTWEN.


lilo will Water Forty Counties In kuusas
For Ton Cents mn Aero.
G%ooDLAHD, HAS, Oct. o.-Frank Mel
bourne, the Australian rain maker, has
closed his experimenting at this place.
To the committee OF citizens who had
him under contract he explained that
the cold nights countcracted all tho
work he did during tho day, and that it
was useless for him to experiment fur
Their.
Since his experiments began North
western Kansas has received more rain
than over fell befors during the fall sea-
son III this section OF the State. Whether
or not the mysterious machine has
brought the rains. the people OF this
section OF the country have every con-
iidencc in him. Yesterday a mass
meeting Of citizens was held and Mel
bourne was asked to submit II propos-
ition for watering tho forty counties in
western Kansas. His proposition was
to water them at ten cents for each
cultivated acre. There were this year
2,000,0 900 acres under cultivation in the
counties which it is proposed to water
next spring. To raise this amount the
county commissioners will have to levy
Il tax. Aconvcntion Of the counties in
terestcd will be called, at which the
proposition will be submitted.
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4 BOLD ROBBERY.


Two hion Keep tho People Mt Lay While
Another Eobs II lIanh.
Ia GRANGE, OREGON, Oct. 0.-News
has just reached here OF n daring rob-
berry which was pcrpetrated upon the
National Bank OF Enterprise, in Walla
Walla county, Wednesday afternoon.
Cashier Holmes was in the bank alone
when u man entered and asked how
much money John Smith, OF Portland,
had on deposit. Upon tho cashier say
ing that no such 4 man had any deposit
the stranger drew a pistol and covering
tho cashier said: you are n ID
liar" At this juncturo two confeder.
ates came up on horseback, one ofthem
sitting on his horse with \ pistol in
each hand and warned tho people back,
tho other entered the bank and poured
into n sack all of tho money on the
counter, abou. $1,000. The three men
then escaped to tho mountains, Aposse
is now in pursuit..
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Iruu ORC EEsiurSs.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 9.-The CEN
sus Office made public a bulletin in re-
lation to iron ore. 1t shows that the
iron ore produced in the United States
during 1850 to have been l4,5lS,04l long
tons, valued ut $33,45l, 07S, an average OF
$3.50 per ton. The leading states were
Michigan, Alabama, Pennsylvania and
New York. and they aggregate lO,324,529
tons, or 20 40 per cent. OF the total pro-
duct. Capital invested, 500, 76G, 1919.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 0.-The prices
OF food are rapidly rising throughout
the empire. Reports received from
Warsaw say that the cost Of provisions
has OF late been doubled. The members
OF the Red Cross Society are collcctin.
money for 4 fund to relieve the the dis
trcss OF the furnishing people. They
are carrying on their operations in
Odessa and all the large towns in the
south, but arc meeting with little re-
sponsc to their appeals for charity ow-
ing to the utter stasnation OF commerce
which prevails throughout the coun-
Try
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a FLOOD OF MONEY.

An Alliance Congressman Provide for IT.,
But Doesn't Provide FOR Maxim. 1t !yortl,
Anything.
TOPEKA. KAs., Oct. 9.-John C. Otis,
the newly elected Alliance Congress-
man from tho fourth Kansas district,
has prepared q financial measure Tor
the consideration Of the coming Con-
i,ress. It provides for pennies and
nickles, silver and gold coins, and the
free and unlimited coinage OF both, and
also for s., 000, 600 OF paper money, each
bill being absolutely money aud not in
the form OF promise. 1t provides that
each and every kind o: money men
toned in this section shall DO inter-
chaugcablc with each other and q iull
legal tender for all debts for both pub
lie and private"
1t provides further for three treasury
funds-thn general venue fund, tho
real estate and revenue fund and tho
national food and clothing fund.
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Warming to Those who Find Whisky.

BrRGETTsTowS, Pa, Oct. 3.-Last night
three h%ostlers at the county fair
grounds found 4 bottle OF liquor which
had been sccrctcd near one Of the
buildings by some unknown party. The
three men almost drained the bottle OF
its contents with the result that Alex
Chappcll took commissions and died in
two hours and the others are lying at
the point OF death. An analysis OF tho
liquid remaining in the bottle showed
equal parts OF strychnine, whisky and
alcohol,
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Special Dispatch TO The M'cll:geaccr.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 9.-Wcst
Virginia Pensions: Originnl-Andrew
Ray, John A. Taskcr, John W. Lanham,
Leroy II. Hawkins, James kincaid,
WmI. J. Hyrc, Oliver J. Fittro, Willis
W. Nichols, Jackson johnson, VIM. L.
Barnett.
Additionally. II. Baringer, Henry
Lewis, Soseph K. Henderson.
Roncwal--Alired II. Robinson, Rufus
kiddcr. Increaso-Rufus +. Weaver,
VIM. w. Logue. Andrew Meats. Origi-'
nal Widows-Mury A. Wisncr.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
F~orty-Ayc Building Lots in Flick AMI
LipDlmrli's Addition to tie City
of Martini, Ferry, Ohio.

These lots ARE part OF twcnty.oIc acrcs-OaH
hal, Of the property knowa US the Old %cwIeqd
cs;atc-and are pleasantly situated on gently
clipping ground; goJd natural drainage; Il CON,
mandiny md pleasing view Of the city. rs well
Us OF Wheeling aud the Ohio River:
The location is certainly one nj the ch0icct
jn the city. not far from q large and commolIoGs
school house. within n few minutes, walk OF
the electric street car line nearly completed, an!
within ten minutes walk OF pOSt0.hcc. %rnilEoH!
station. ferry handling and the T"rniIha! Rail
road bridge and other prominent point,
These lots and building sites will be sold Ga
long and enSy terms to suit purchasers.
For further particulars Inquire At once o.
7. llhNi&;. or nj the Office OF the BELMONt
BREWING CO.. Ilartiu's Ferry, Ohio, or e A.
SCllAi:TER IL Co : Real Estate Office, "hec!inS
". w. ~.
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Delight Followed by Torment.

What MIN or woman will deny that n good
dinner IS q present delight, Equally undcnIable
is!t that when a we'll cooked meal is succeed.
cd by 1t OF indigestion, rapture is converted
into torture. Don't charge Your dyspepsia to
your dinner. No, my dear sir. you. gastric dc.
partmcnt was out OF order to begin with. Had
You regulated It With Ilostctter's Stomach Bit.
tcss, tho cargo That YOU tool, on board would
have been comfortably slowed away without the
slightest inconvenience. This incompatible
stomachIc cn,irclyreforms faulty digestion, and
regulates. besides. tho liver and the bowels,
which must nc; llarmoniously with the digestive
organ, or al iiirces fl, ont? of gear. Take the
b.;;erS for,flsnsy and; rheumatic complaints,
hnd promoter OF convHlcsccncc It has no peer.
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SALE OF BONDS.
SALE OF BONDS.
I,I1i'M
op
CITY OF WHEELING
6 PER CENT BONDS
OFT 1901.

Notice Is hereby given that The undersigned
commissioners upp0iuled by IN ordinance OF tAp
CITY of Wheeling, entitled An 0r4!ll!lce 70 p'oi,
vide for the issue aud sale oil Bonds OF inc w y.
Wheeling, to be known us the VAN aIitei I,"Ep
Bonds Second series. and :ur the reicinpt!oii Az
payment thereof" mll:!cd by the voters Of slld
clty on the nth dry Of scpleiah,r, ~, VIII, Hi
MONDAY. NOVEMBER Cd, 1871. between Tic
hours OF 9 o'clock Il. N. and 5 Siock 4,
ut tho Bank OF the Ohio valley, III W.
city OF Wheeling, ". EH', 'Gcc'tJ OIS
city authorized by said ordinance, 70 ~
amount OF SGg.6G0; twenty-five tlIcI'Gi
nro Slco bonds; sixty Of them are 500 bonus;
and thir,y.sevcn o.. them sl,V0 bonus; nt unC.
EovembGri |. 1891, payable on or bSio.c .'onE ,h w.
LIST, 1924, at the Bank oilhe ONO Nn,iSS, WIN, WILMA
tcrcst ut the rate OF 6 per cent per &nhnln, l.n!Jp! Wv
annually on the first dry o. Novcin5eFl SI!Jnirt -.
Inc first dav OF November In each year l~le;e"i,si
until and Including the year 1921, q, me fan'
Bank OF the Ohio Valley, il The city o. " hert!"s,
for which interest coupons In proper !oFEi '''"'
tGchcd 10 each bond. A.. ran.
struction OF n permanent new br.CEe @i . YIN.
street, III the city OF Wheeling, oyer MH' %t.b'
c,cck, and will be sold only for caSll 70 thg liS ni
est bidder. approved By. the tnne[Sis"fbH sr "a,
nonc Of said bonds will be soid i9l !SIS 'i ~
md accrued interest from November ~, !TJai L,,
I'M bonds hereby advertised for sale sc HWY
to redemption, at their pNr value. on 1nH ~ t iii
lime nftcr, November !, 1909, rs brOE!"et ~ 80
md neither such bonds nor ,Ie.ggr,
pous thereto attached will besuolec' 10 "'''''
under the authority Of said clty. ,,,t,c,,, l,sII
to nay each year attcy 1899. until Wy po.5t iGs
under said 0.diuGncc nro.:uI!y pIi1 wy
oue.twentv.;iith o! outstanding oo"'9 ~
under sud ordinance. u ,rpsny.
ri DODBl$a,
IL. HUGHES
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FREMONT, NED., Oct. Or. G. Vaughn,
a well known business man, committed
suicide this morning by lying under a
freight car with his neck across the
track and when the train started up his
head was cut oil. Tho waywardness OF
4 son who is wanted for burglary is
supposed to have driven Vaughn III
Snnp.
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Special Dispatch 10 The mttHfgcnccr.
klHGwooD. D. c., Oct. 0.-Mr. W. w.
Williams. living near %Tunnclton, was in
town to-day and showed the IHTELL1-
dE;cEK representative a fine specimen
OF iron orc >latcly discovered on his
form. 1t is 0! the gray hcmititc quality
and is in abundance on his large farm
and runs over into the adjoining iarms.
Lime and coal are found nearby.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 9.-The validity
OF the new constitution OF Kentucky is
to be contested on the ground that the
constitutional convention made numcr-
Gus changes alter the instrument was
ratified by the people. Suit vas filed
to-day at Frankfort to e%njoin the pub
lie printer and the Secretary OF State
from issuing copies OF the new organic
law.
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Accident In nm Elevator.

S%nELEYvlLLE, IND, Oct. 9.-An acct
dent occurred at the Shelby Cabinet
Company's finishing rooms this morn
ing which will probably result in the
death OF three men. While Joseph
Schott, foreman, Clint Nicely and II.
Thaycr were trying to get the elevator
TO descend it gave way and icll thirty
feet, carrying with it the men and a
heavy load Of furniture. The men were
horribly crushed.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 9.-With q
view to preventing the introduction OF
cholera in the United States the Sccre-
tary OF the Treasury has issued 4 circu-
lar to collectors OF customs stating that
10 rags shall be admitted from Mar
settles, France, unless accompanied by
n certificate from the United States con
sui at that port.
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QUEEN Victoria has a remarkably
fine head OF hair, for a lady OF her age;
but her son. the Prince Of Wales, is
quito bald. Had he used Ayers Hair
Nigor earlier in life. his head might, to-
day, have been rs we'll covered MS that
OF his royal mother. 1t S not too late
vet. DEW
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N: L. BLAIR, Alderman, 9TH ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated November Q, 'S3:
He had used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
for sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and
rheumatism. Cured every time. D&w
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Postmaster iDpvln.cu.

Special Dicpatch 10 the ht!igcmccr.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-P. Sydensticker
has been appointed postmaster at
Q%uinnimont, Fayette county, vice Y. S.
Maloncy, resigned.
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E;.sc Enll Club Chnrtcrcd,

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. "a license
OF incorporation was to-day granted to
the Association Base Ball Club, OF Chi
cago; capital stock, $4,000; incorpora-
tors, Charles L. Rollins. Malcolm Nc
Donald. jr., and W. S. Johnson.
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II you need glasses or your eyes tire
or head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested for
glasses without charge by Prof. Shelf,
tho Optician, at Lash's, corner Main
and Eleventh street. TTlIs
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election, and was sentenced to six
months imprisonment In Jail and to
pay n iino OF $500. This Is the first on
viction in Virginin Sundcr tho federal
laws for the protection OF tho elective
franchise.
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ST.. PAUL, Oct. 9.-The Olympic thea
tire burncdat 2 o'clock this morning.
The loss is 100000.
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FOR 1SrINriDArING VOTERS.
The First Conviction Cor Such m GaGnso
N In tho S:ntoo OF Virginia.

F NsA'o ir.'hiN'
LYScnnvRG, Va, Oct. 0.-Int tho United
States District Court at Abingdon TO.
day, Judge Paul presiding, Jack Null
Inns, Of buchanan county was convicted
OF i~ntimidatins voters d: the precinc.
in buchanan at the last presidential
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SPECIAL Cloals salo to-day, at Stone c
Thomas.
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Eos


SIOCkli0LDEiIS MEETING,
~ The stockholders OF IN, Whc,iiu,' n,,,n
Ms$?ela'ion Wal .Aee. IN room 30 i nj "yt IN
Mhf&el street, Cfanslc's block, On J ro 10y
SNeiing' October II, lSyl. nj O'clock IN "gII,tGy
oy,iaW.i elect a board Of directors and " ,ru GUoet
i nnSEons CS III business rs may come 10 fore ,hSS,'
stock or information apply ia , ritI'r ' NJ lo'
T.f,!Sned; Thotam on len, Jnncsli u O. Tn'
yolh + CIa:or. John 7. Cowi, ". :" I LIN
yaincs McAlems. y, i. Adams, q. ", S,t'It""t.mSH''
:. !!Ia..y. \: W. EGck. v. II Anderson, sria'
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The poor little rabbit hns many hare
breadth escapes Notwithstanding
ion Republican.
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EPPS'S
BREAKFAST.

Ny n thorough knowledge OF the natural law,
which govern The operations Of digestion mud
nutrition. aud by n careful application Of the
has provided our breakfast tables with q deli.
cately tavou.cd beverage which may save ui
many heavy doctors bills. 1t is by the tidiclous
u use p be sG rrnd uflltie Su ii I uS u MINI s q C%:'t nunnon
to resist every tendency 70 disease. Hundreds oi
tubtlo na!adics arc i,outing around us ready to
attack wherever there Is n weak point We may
we'll fortified with pure blood mid 4 properly
nourlshcd ramc.'-"CiyIL SERVICE GAzErrE."
Nndc simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only In Lnli.pouud tins. by Groce-s labelled
thus: JAMES EpPS & CO,
Homeopathic Chemisp. London, England.
ocll.TTllAs
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FOR SALE.

RlCiCLE FOR SALE CllF4p
~ A +2.!nch Star, In 10 cd order nt"siiI.
nm DO ridden by man or boy. Addnr,, SSES
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