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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18
THE SAYwARD CASE.
It Is Said Blaine and Salisbury
Have Agreed
To Arbitrate. subject to the Approval of
the senatc-Biaine Decline. to
Talk the subject.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE public
was taken into the confidence of the
diplomatic branch of the government
Tuesday afternoon in the continuation
of the hearing begun Monday before
the United States supreme court in tho
case of the Canadian sealer w. T.. Say
ward, seized for illegal sealing in Beh-
ring sea, and the first announcement
made that the prolonged diplomatic
correspondence of Secretary Blaine and
Lord Salisbury had resulted in an
agreement by which. with the consent
of the senate, the long-pending dispute
over the sealfshcries in Behring sea
will be definitely settled.
Solicitor-General Taft, who was adj
dressing the court, made the first in
timation that the correspondence be-
tween the two countries had reached .
point of an agreement upon arbitra-
ton.
He stopped Mt this point, and when
Justice Gray desired some more explicit
statement as to whether an agreement
upon arbitration had been actually
reached the solicitor-general hesitated
to reply and intimated that perhaps he
had revealed more than he mot being n
cabinet officer and being authorized to
speak only on legal questions) should
have done. Thereupon Attorney General
Miller himself interposcd, and not
only substantiatcd all that the solicitor
general had said. but went further and
announced that the government had eff
fected an agreement This was prac-
tically the first announcement made as
to the progress of the Behring sea me-
gotiations since the last correspondence
was made public, showing n difference
OF opinion between tho two govern
ments as to the points of arbitration.
1t was surprising that the news
should first come out in an argument in
court
Secretary Blaine positively declined
to make any statement touching tho
matter.
The inference drawn from the devel-
opments including the statement made
by the Encouragement to n rep
resentative of the Associated Press
Is that the president will submit
to the senate an agree ment in tho nature
OF treaty between United States and
Great Britain, by which the parties bind
themselves TO accept as final and con-
elusive the definition to be given by mr..
bitrators of the exact rights of the
United States in Behring sea, as well
as to pay any awards of damages suf-
fered by the nation that is declared to
have held the true contention. 1t is also
presumed that arbitrators have been
selected, but none of the officials seen
would discuss the details OF the agree
ment doubtless for the reason that it has
to be submitted to the senate for ratifi-
cation and therefore comes under tho
executive session rules of the senate,
which requires secrecy to be observed
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18
A PLOT TO KILL.
san saivadorau Tries to Murder Presi-
don't EEeta's Brother

a San salvsdorau Tries to Murder Presi-
dent Ersta's brother.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA special cable
dispatch to the Herald from San Saliva
dor says conspiracy to assassinato
Gen Antonio Ezeta, the minister of
war, the navy and the interior, and
brother of Gen. Carlos Ezeta, president
OF Salvador. has just been discovered
in the City of Santa Ana The chief
conspirator is Gen. Maxine Salguero
His crime is all the moro unpardon able.
as he owes his life to the clemency of
the brother of the man whom he had
plotted to kill. He was convicted by n
council OF war, after the last struggle,
and sentenced to be shot, but was par
doned by President Ezeta Several
arrests have already been made and
others are likely to follow. The
method to be employed was poison.
A revolutionary movement was discov-
cred and defeated by the government
at Starosa, n town in Honduras It is
supposed to be connected with the plan
to assassinate Gen. Ezetn
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Mai. Rics Honorad

CHICAGO, Nov. IL. Maj Edward Rice,
of the Nineteenth Massachusetts volun-
teers, now lieutenant colonel of tho
Fourth infantry of the regular army.
and aid-de-camp to Gen. Miles, was
yesterday formally decorated with n
congressional medal of honor. The
medal is in recognition of his cxcep-
uonal valor in repelling Piclett's
charge at the bloody gap on the third
day of the battle of Gettysburg. saving
the national capital from falling into
the hands of Gen. Lee. The presenta-
ton was made by Gen. Miles in person,
and was witnessed by the full staff and
n number of distinguished civilians.
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was All the Anarchists Had Untn Forced
To HUN Up the stsrs and stripes

WAS All the Anarchists HAD Unit n Forced
To Hun Up the sssra and stripes-
CHICAGO, Nov. i2.-Over n thousand
anarchists, or anarchist sympathizers,
last night crowded into the West
Twelfth-street Turner hall to COM
memorate the day. November IL, 1857,
on which their fellow anarchists were
hung.
During the incendiary utterances of
Henry Weisswan. editor of the New
York Baker. n German trades paper,
Inspector of Police Hubbard, accom-
panied by Lieut. Gibbons and n SQUAD
OF officers in citizens clothing. entered
the hall They ordered an American
Nag placed among the flaming crimson
banners which were conspicuous every
where.
Instantly there was n profound sem
sation in the audience, and the police
were Kissed from all parts of the hall
Mrs Lucy Parsons. who occupied a
chair against the rear wall, shrieked
out Hang the murderers of my hus-
oand! In second pandemonium
reigned, hundreds of excited men
pushing forward cursing the officers,
and seemingly only wanting nod
- ASON AAOiu W prtclpltAtc n
fearful spectacle of carnage. Never
theless, Inspector Hubbard unfiinch-
ingly ordered n suspension of the meet
ing until his commands were obeyed.
Through the din the half hundred po-
lice could be seen placing their hands
on their clubs and revolvers prepare
tory TO a fight, which seemed inevita BILE
1t was ten minutes before order was re-
stored The flag. meanwhile, had been
reluctantly hoisted to n place over the
stage, proceeding only accomplished
when the officers were found ready for
action. and cooler heads among the ex-
cited audience and spectators had time
to exercise some influence. The meet
ing had been taken completely by sur
prise else more tragic result might
have followed
The leaders of the meeting saw the
gathering was only to show regard and
reverence for the men who persisted
while laboring for tho benefit of HUI
manity. Another meeting was m
nounced for tonight at the old-time
anarchist rendezvous, Grieff's hall, on
Lake street
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

COLUMBUS. o, Nov. 1O.-Gov Camp
bell yesterday received a neatly made
box Of Demmler American tin. contain.
ing a genuine live crow. from Akron
II was labeled on the upper side OF the
lid; This u. = -- tin is what did IL %
followed by tho address. Gov. Campbell
state House, Columbus, O A letter Of
joking nature accompanied the pack.
age. IL bore The signature. Samuei n
Blocker. Gov. Campbell hung the let.
ter on the newspaper hook with tho
statement that the crow would h. scr.
fenced 90 one year in the penitcnfiarv.
20 Re returned TO its original owner
after the next election.
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THE INDIA CYCLONE
More Than n Hundred Lives Lost, a,
Great Damage Done to Property.

Great Damage Done to Property.
CALCUTTA. Nov. li.-As further de-
tails regarding the cyclone, which pass
ed over this part of India on Monday
OF last week. are received il is seen that
the damage done is very extensive. Be-
sides the loss of seventy seven lives, oc-
casioned by the sinking of the Indian
government steamer Enterprise, which
foundercd ut the ALBANIAN Islands. and
the killing of sixty convicts. there no
doubt has been large loss of life at 9TH
err places along the coast
Advices from various parts of Orissa-
province of India in Bengal. state
that the cyclone passed over that Sec
ton of the country and did great dam
age The eastern part of the province
lies along the shores of the Bay of Benz
gal, and this section was therefore ex-
posed to the full fury of the gale. which
seemed to gather force as it swept
across the bay. The cyclone cleared a
path through the forests. uprooting gil
gantic trees and hurting them aside as
though they were reeds. No house
could stand the terrible energy of the
gale, and every dwelling or other struc-
ture in the path of the cyclone was
swept from its foundations or litera lly
picked up turned over and deposited at
some distance from the place where it
had originally stood.
The wind also did much damage in
the vicinity of Calcutta.
No estimate can as yet be given of
the total loss of life, but from all tho
details received il is known positively
that the number of persons drowned or
killed by falling trees or flying debris is
very large.
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the old-fashioned pill. Bad to
take, and bad to have taken. In
efficient, too. It's only temporary
relief you can get from it.
Try something better. With DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets the benefit
is lasting. They cleanse and regu-
late the liver, stomach and bowels
Taken in time, they prevent trouble.
In any case, they cure it.
And they cure it easily they're
mild and gentle, but thorough and
effective. There's no disturbances
TO the system, diet or occupation.
One tiny, sugar coated Pellet for
laxative - three for a cathartic.
Sick and Bilious Headache, Consti-
patton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks,
and all arrangements of the liver,
stomach and bowels are promptly
relieved aud permanently cured.
They're purely vegetable, per-
fectly harmless, the smallest, and
the easiest TO take - but besides
that, they're the cheapest pill you
can buy, for they're guaranteed TO
give satisfaction, or your money is
returned. You pay only for the
good You get. This is true only
OF DIR. Pierce's medicines.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

AZ the Austrian court the custom q
~perquisites'' Il still IN fun forcr -
10 IL di6acult for anyoae Who has ~
seen WIN ms own eyes how things 70
tncre TO realize what the servants; .spsr-
quisitex" really mean. Some OF 49,
arc entitled to claim all the BOTTLES of
wine which have been uncorked bos
not empticd; others. those which
have been brought up from
the cellar but left untoached:
while the wine that remains in the
glasses after the guests have risen
from dinner il rcbottlcd carefully and
sold by the footman The court ser~
wants make open traffic of the Imperial
lcavingS Detroit Free Press
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A POPULAR MOVEMENT.
Provision to be Made for Veterans wive
at tho IlIlnois Soldiers, Home

PROVISION to be Made for Veterans wives
at the Illinois soldiers Home.
MoNrIcELLo. Ill. Nov. I4-Mrs. Sue
A. Sanders, the national president Of
the Women's corps, was here Friday.
Mrs Sanders, Mrs Mary A.
Bradley, the department president
OF Illinois and the Women's Relief
corps have determined to have erected
small cottages at the Illinois Soldiers
home, where the old soldier can take
his wife and live with her when he is
disabled. in place OF sending her TO the
9oor-house while he goes To the SOL
diers' home. The movement is meet
ing the hearty approval of the G. A. r.
and the Women's Relief corps, the Sons
OF Veterans and the patriotic people of
Illinois
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A Terrific Explosion.

VALPARAISO, Ind, Nov. I2-Thc
village of Hobart was aroused wednes-
day morning by the explosion of twenty
tons of powder at Miller's Station, five
miles distant Several houses were
totally wrecked. and thousands of
panes of window glass were broken in-
TO the smallest bits At Miller's moth
ing was visible of the powder plant,
the buildings having been totally
wrecked. The loss entailed is SIS, OO0.
No one in ured.
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CINCINNATI. Nov. IS 1t was develop
ed at the court house. Thursday. that a
strong and determined effort is being
made by relatives 90 secure the pardon
OF Berner, the murderer OF Kirk. the
commission OF which crime was a direct
cause Of the burning and sackinQ of the
court house. In this city. by a mob and
the imposition Of hundreds OF thousand
OF dollars on tax payers.
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The National Grange.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Nov. 14-The ma
tional grange convention Friday morn
ing principally received the appoint
ment of fourteen standing committees
Thursday night The seventh or degree
OF Ceres was conferred on 400 candi-
dates from all over the United States.
National Lecturer Whitehead in his re.
port strongly urges the taking of steps
To secure national interest rate: PAS
new oranges have been organized in
the last wear
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Spreading Yin.r Killah-

SEYMOUR. Ind, Nov. 11.-Mrs. Thos.
NJ. jackson found a spreading viper,
nearly two foot long, cozily coiled in q
nook near her kitchen range. She didn't
imagine that IL was n mouse. but seiz-
ing convenient mop stick. she quietly
dispatched it Its skin is preserved and
Is kept as relic OF species of reptile
once common here. but long since
thought TO be extinct in this neighLor.
hood
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Population OF Ohio

WAsHISGroN. Nov. l2.-The census
Office yesterday issued bulletin giving
the population OF Ohio by minor civil
divisions The population Of the state
in 1890 was s.672.s $40 against s. los. Ooe in
1850. or the lightweight counties in
the state twenty eight show decreases
most Of them very slight
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

SEDALIA, No, Nov. iL-Au the
preparations for the convention OF the
National Farmers congress, which con-
vened in this city for a three days ses-
sion yesterday morning. are completed.
About 400 delegates are expected 20 be
IN attendance. Many are already here.
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Nan.lcoke victim, Bur,sa

WILKEsBARBE, Pa, Nov. I2.-Thc
funerals of the eleven victims OF sun
days mine disaster took place at Nan.
tcoke Wednesday, The whole town
was in mourning, the mines and mills
having shut down and business of all
kinds being generally suspended. Re-
iigious services were held in all the
churches Thousands of persons fol-
lowed the funeral procession to the
cemetery
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GRAFTON, W. Va. Nov. u.-Johu
Gibson. deputy sheriff Of Randolph
county was fatally shot by George
Hartman. notorious desperate. Glib
son attempted to arrest Hartman who
Is charged with operating an Illicit
still As Gibson entered the room
where Hartman sat, the latter drew a
revolver and shot Gibson through the
heart. Hartman escaped.
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----------
Big Fire In Pittsburrh

PITTSBURGH, Nov IA fire in the
Lawreneeville district, early Friday
morning, destroyed George W. Feas'
drug store, Kouts' carriage manufao-
tory j. X Laird's confectionery, store
rooms and stable of the Citizens Trac-
ton Co, J. J. Slattery's pool room, the
wildwood Dairy, and boarding house.
Loss. So. 600.
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woodrun IurY ni,arrn..

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Nov. 14-Th.
jury in the Woodruff case was called
IN at noon, Friday. and reported that
they were unable to agree, and were
discharged There was no change in
the vote from the first 90 the last bal.
lot The jury stood six for conviction
and six for acquittal
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Postal Clerk Kilisd

SALEM. O. Nov ~ Railway Postal
Clerk Fred Stahl. OF the n Wayne
road, la alighting 90 get mail az Beaver
rails. Pa. fen under the wheels. and
died 81 his injuries yesterday. II was
his first trip. and he had only been mar
RED the day before the accident oc.
surred His home was at II WAYNE.
Ind
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hNPoRIA. Kas. Nov. i4-Marv. a
yeariin2 FLY, by McCullamore. son Of
Robert McOregor, trottcd mile here
yesterday in ASST, tho performance
being the best on record for n yearling
bred outside Of California.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

EoSHAN Tex, Nov. II. In the coun-
" court. Sarah Adore. OF Washington.
ID. G.. and Jane and Mary D. Murray.
Of Fairfax. Va filed petition for the
partition % the famous Tom Green es.
tate. valued 40 o.. 600. 600 They name
All the heirs IN the petition. This SUI,
re-opeus the case.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18
A Murdsrous Asa,nlt

FISDLAY, O., Nov. IA murderous
assault was made upon Thos Nowley,
bartender in Ed. Meeker's saloon. in
the Heck addition. by two masked men.
who, after pounding him over the head
until he was senScless and almost dead.
tied him down with rope and then
broke open the money drawer and
made good their escape with ss9a He
will recover though badly injured.
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hNoNFiLi.E' Ia. Nov. 4 Joe Jeffer.
SON by Thomas Jefferson. was this
AFTERNOON at the Iowa Driving park.
driven by his owner. A. T. Sardv.
against the worlds four mile pacing
record 1885,, which nc lowered To-
1910
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CINCINNATI. Nov. IS Col Dom Piatt
died at his home. "Mac.a- Chez. in the
hae-a-Cheek valley, near West Liberty
Logan county. O.. at 3 p m. Thursdav.
OF a form Of Ia grippe He had been
under the weather FOR some time. bu,
his Illness was not until within fe,V
days considered serious
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NV ORLEANS Nov. 10 The Ne,v
Orleans Natioua, and other banks have
appealed 90 The post Office authorities
pa Washington for protection from The
long-coutiuued series % letter-stealing
carried on in this city The banks have
suffered very heavily.
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Fr WAYNE. Ind. Nov f0-Cbarles
5ranneman, well known German cit.
izen, for many years a Wabash railway
smpioyc. was struck by the Peru &C.
eommodation train Monday morning
arf - badly injured hat ne is dying.
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Ex-Presldsnt Hosv su.d

NEW YORK. Nov. 12-The Adams Ex-
press Co. Wednesday entered suit
against eN-Presidcnt John Hovey TO re-
cover $4,000 Of stock in the Southern
Express Co. which is claimed he re.
ceived from that company.
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OTTAWA. O.. Nov. ii.-Fresh evidences
Is accommodating daily stamping Prank
Van Loon as The Columbus Grove muir.
dercr HIS wife knows OF his guilt
Judging by her actioaS
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German Nins nin.....

BERLIN Nov. IA dispatch from
Essen one OF the towns in the Rrea,
coal-producing districts OF Germany.
reports a terrific explosion Of fire damp.
by which eleven miners were killed
and two others injured
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Produced from tho laxative and nutritious
juice OF California figs. combined with che
medicinal virtues OF plants known 10 b
moA beneficial to the human system. arta
gently, on the kidneys, liver and bowels.
efYectaally cleansing the system, dispciiins
colds and headaches, aud curing habitusl
constipation.
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Insurgents Eises.d

NALrAEAfso. Nov. i2.-Senor silva
has been elected president % the Chill
ian senate, and Senior Luco president
Of the cham her Of deputies Both were
mem bers of the lave iusurgcnt iunta.
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The Only One Ever Printed-c.n Too RlnA
tho Word:

There Is . 8 inch display advertisements
In this paper. this week. which has no I've
words nike except Que word The Same n
true OF each new one an caring each veal.
from The DIR. Hartcr Medicine Co. This
house places n "Cresccnt" on everything
they make aud publish. Look for II. send
them tho namc of tho word and they Wilt
return you book, beautiful Autographs sFO
samples FREQ
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Taking butter from milk
was known in the earliest
times. 1t was left for our
time to make a milk of cod
liver oil.
Milk, the emulsion of but
ter, is an easier food than
butter. : SCOTS Emulsion of
cod-liver oil is an easier food
than cod liver oil. IL is rest
TOR digestion. 1t stimulates,
helps, restores, digestion;
and. at the same time, sup
plies the body a kind Of
nourishment it can get in no
other way.
Eev Yofk ''''n s'n S"esas'
Foar drursi.s k,vY,s srosss Fss,,l.s-s a ca liver
o'-aA afuEsists sveryThesr %. 81
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Diseased poyr

LISBON Nov. lS-The Portuguese.
government in view Of the Grave 49,,
OF affairs IN Brazil. has decided 70 SEND
some war ships 20 protect Portuguese
interests in that republic.
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ALL cases OF weak or lame back, backacho
rheumatism will find relief lay wearing on<
OF Carriers Smart Weed and Bcllsssionnu
Bsckache Piasters Price - cents Try them
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WAsHINGToN. Nov. 1.-THE presi-
dent yesterday afternoon issued a
probation appointing Thursday, No
vcmber 90, day of Thanksgiving and
praver
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20 80 L.slis.. Hn.h,na ni

NEW NoRE, Nov. 1i-Mrs Frank
Leslie husband. Willie Wilde. had two
hemorrhages Monday. lie is now IN bed
and Is very weak.
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BucYRUs. o.. Nov. &c. w. Griffin.
Il. a c. O. conductor OF this place
was cut in two and his head cut Oft at
Toledo Friday afternoon. He leaves n
wife, but no children.
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WAsHiNGToN, Nov Is The net gold
IN the treasury coin and bullion. Thurs.
day, was si29. ESQ. eos. an increase Of over
Sc. 600. 600 since the LIST inst.
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BowLEs-"what's the difference betwesa
this cu-dollar silver watch and this Ave.
dollar silver watchr'--Jcwolsr (absenb
Anindedly)- "Five dollars"
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Tuosn who wish TO practice economy
should buy Carriers Little Liver Pills.
Forty pills in vial; only one pill do %
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HoRsn sense Is n pretty good thing h
have ut times. II toaches fellow TO say
neigh.-Rochestc Post.
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FILKrSs -"well, count, did YOU succeed
In trading your tito Tor Miss Miliun's
hnndp' Count keincclt--"No, her father
Republican
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TIE trouble with the man after your own
heart, young woman, In that he isn't-Bos
ton Transcript
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Gale OF Portugal

LisBoS. Nov. IA great storm
prevails on the coast Of Portugal The
wind Is blowing with hurricane-like
fury.
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Mr. Broos-"I put my foot right down on
the whole business" Mr.. Fixgs-"You
V-tocd IT. ehr'
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The Public Awards the Palm TO Halc's
Honey OF Horehound and Tar for coughs.
PIKE's Toothachc Drops euro In one minutA
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Nussrs mako the meanest kind OF whitp
cap gentry, for they viii even hold up
babies baltimore American.
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A poo out In Idaho turned into bone and
died He died hard. Yonkers Statesman