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business Troubles,

Johnston. Tallman 4 Co.. importers and dsal.
ers In toys. fireworks. and notions at Al Bar.
clay street. 4G Park place, and 1857 West Twelfth
street. made nm assignment yesterday to John
NJ. Young without preference. The firm was
composed Of George II. Johnston, Stephen s.
Tallman, and George ID. Talmau. general part
ners. and Edward Spaeth and Edward d.
Thurston. special partners. Mr.. Tallman
said yesterday that the failure resulted
from lack OF money. They always had
loans ut this time Of the year from banks and
friends, hut on account OF the strinponcy In
the money market )u,tnow thoy could not ast
lheloAns necessary to meet large maturing
2p.lgations ana SO they decided TO STOP
Lvsrythimy mad been turned over to the as.
signee: They had paid ont over 500 900 In tie
!H1Ss h asd th .Hn the liabilities
Stock. book accounts. and machinery Tho
nrm owns no real estate. Mr.. Johpston has
Dean IN the business Twenty-Five years and
y c0ip hoine1 DIS business with that OF 8. 8. 4
y; ~ Tailman on Fob: /. 1856. under the style
Sein Hh sao9 IaRmaH Co. ne special capital
toEethsr as firm since January. isSt
ihe sheriff sold out yeste day the effects OF
louis John. proprietor OF the Hotel Monico at
I East Eighteenth street. under an execution
IoT S2oO7 IN favor OF Mary G. Hopper.
me stock OF Abraham Herman. manufac.
tuIer Of Jerseys ut $40 Church street. was sold
opt ~ Deputy 1 sheriff Mnlyaney yesterday.
John Burke plastsrsr. OF bss Amstsrd.m avs.
piicsion eIths SAugstucl Iron Works Com.
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BoiIs, PimpIes
And ether indications of
Impure blood, including
ScrofuIa
Salt Rheum, ETC., cured by
Hoods.
rsapariIIa
WERTHEIMER'S DEBTs.
Both His Family and the Former He'll
Hilton Give Him the Cold shoulder.

Both His Family and the Former Relle
Hilton Give Him the Cold shoulder.
LONDON. Aug. 1s.-The examination OF
Isidoro Wertheimer tho friend OF tho Countess
OF Clancar,y. previously known rs Eolle Bill; on.
tho variety hall singer. In bankruptcy pro-
ccrdings. was continued to-day. On June %
n jury decided that Wcrtboiner. who was CO.
respondent In Tho unsucces sful suit for divorce
brought against the Countess OF Clancarty
whom She was simply Lady Duno was liable
for the sum 81 $500 due for fodder sup
piled to the horses OF Lady Dunlo under his
tWertheimcr's) name. Later n receiving order
was made against him. and during tho past six
months a number OF Judgments have been re-
corded against the snme person Wertheimer
was previous to his experiences with the
concert hall star, man OF considerable mems.
He belonged 10 celebrated family OF bric-a-
hrnc dealers. and his father is said to he a
millionnire. The family. however. us well as
tue Earl AMI Countess OF Clancnrtv, said I.
shoulder, with TIL result that his creditors are
how cininoiinE or heir money.
Nrrthrimer TO lay testified 10 the fnct that
hi- inco ne hai been $lOoO0 u year. hut that 1t
did not suffice Tor his requirements. lilo also
sniI that he lnd Jour horses ana that he gave
thu &c 81 them to the Countess Of Clan, arty. A
Few months after. lie snid 10 CAV, her his
fourth horse. n she said hc hal promised to
Civ" 1t her. i.e also owed $4,000 for leweiry
Werthcimer said that he lind not made any
gifts during the last i've months to the Co,ln-
toss OF Clnncarty tie admitted later In the ex-
aminntion that ne Countess very kindly loaned
he understood that the Countess did not In en-
10 press tho claim against him,
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The Dead Youth at Ions Branch.

LONG BRANCH. Aug. lathe death OF tho
youth who was found hanging by tho neck 70
q boat painter on the beach is still mystery.
In spite OF the terrific rain storm which pre-.
vailed. hundreds Of persons visited tho morp,,e
Among the visitors were q number OF young
body.
One handsome young. blonde about % years
old. who was the exact image OF tho dead boy,
while her face turned 70 an ashen hue. Re.
tightly. sho walked up to tho corpse and
Looked At It for several moments. When
she ieit the deed houss she took the FIRST train
6scm 70 9, t nHw ho.E: shs refused e give her
or not. She was sttired handsomely and had
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STARTS THE STORY OF A RIOT
Reporter james II. Harris Has the Police
Reserves Called Out.

Reporter danes II. Harris HAS tho Police
Reserves Called Out.
Awild.eyed young man ran into the East
Sixty-seventh street police station last night
and startled tho Sergeant behind the desk by
declaring that there was a riot ut the foot OF
East Seventy-second street.
The Sergeant ordered out a section OF mon.
who went on the double quick toward the
scene OF the alleged disturbance. They met
the chief roter coming to tho station escorted
by Policeman Edgar V. Campbell.
The wild-eyed young man. according to his
own story. was the originator Of the fictitious
rio. He says he i IL refused to
After turning out tho section, OF blue coats
young Harris wont 70 a telephone and sent
caused the issue to the newspapers Of this
bulletin:
report has just been received at the Sixty seventh
100. I... evenly second street Two roiiesmep
been ordered to :he scene.
wsa ss had FG Ss ,s wsn With Rsypsa
VIA on w". was" una"Hb,edv badly in need Of
Ing hnnd and asked for !he price Of . drink,
Harris drew II club. which the police OF the
Elm BY Gcn '' oee s VII
and raped Whnlen over the knuckles.
Mn 5Gek o and The bgs su ro got
eIuG. Then Policeman CSmubell. IN IEesronss
came along. md arrested Whalen.
The friends OF Whnlen gathered and as
snuIted the policeman with bricks; Whaien
got away. but was. recapturel. and. still re.
sistng. was dubbed.
Harris has permit to carry n revolver
(which he left nj home last night. and he wears
a badge.
He lives at COG Fast Seventy street.
vas looking for n policeman to whom he In
tended 30 present 1t on behalf OF Detective
Heidelberg.
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Tho Dead Man or HowelPs Woods IL Not
tho Canadian Divinity Student.


PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ia despatch was re-
ceived by the Press last night from James
stevens. Chief OF Police OF Dunnville. Ont
Canada which conveyed tho news that the
body OF the man which was found
in Howel's Woods. near Woodbury.. N. j..
was not that Of Maurice ". Britton. tho
young Canadian Episcopal student. The tele-
gram said: :" Tho Rev. Maurice W. Britton Is
hero ut Lake Erie Port Maitland. Preached
there Sunday last. Boarding at lockers.
soven miles from here"
While this news brings glnd announcement
to young Britton's friends here it eushrouds
the ease In doe-er mystery Tho fathers
81 st. Clements Church now wonder how tho
Pennsylvania Hospital card with Briiton's
lame on it came into tho possession OF tho
dead man. The only reasons assigned ARE
That young Br.tton must have given the man
suit OF clothes containing the permit rs n
matter o! chnrity or the man have uickeu IL
up somewhere and nut It in his pocket
The da'e Of the permit wa. May "a. At that
time there was only one Eriiton In the Penn
sylvania Ho -pital. He was Maurice ". Brit
ton: the young student OF divinity. 1t follows
that either The dead man name is not Brit.
OF Dunville.
The body. the Coroner says will not be cx-
humed because 1t is too expensive. The
county will not bear the expense OF disintPr-
mont, according 10 his statement. and not be-
Ing willing to bear 1t himself there is q general
Willingness that tho dead man shall remain as
ono unknown.
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A Town Destroyed by c,oudburst.

VIENNA. Aug. 1s.-A despatch from Bottom.
an Austrian town at the confluence OF tho
Taller and the Eisnch, announced tho partial
destruction Of the village Of HOLMAN through
q cloudburst. The cloud burst over tho noun
inindatinns By strong dixie two miles In
length. Tho fall ofwRter flooded the lowlands
and converted u mnuntsin stream into a tor
man. carrying away men and cattle and de-
stroying half the houses Of that place. Many
persons were drowned and the Bremer Rail
road track was flooded.
The cloudburst occurred at midnight The
were drowned. Tho railway was destroyed
for many miles.
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Defeat OF . Cleveland Man.

WoLcorT. Aug. 1s.-Tho Democratic fight
which has been on In the Wayne. Cayuga, and
Oswego Congress district for tho last year was
to-day fought to finish in Wolcott
Mr.. Pouoher Of Oswego is u Cleveland man.
Warden Durston of Auburn and +. K. Burn.
BAN BAN, OF plN; Newark, tho Superintendent, Of
srrlns s upssiatsndsnt Teller q ffeID lvisi sion
g Of the Eric Canal ives ousted and
could not control the county, and did sll 10
copld t. deiest his appontmsnt to the place;
triot Convention which will name the ri ate
Committeeman. The control Of the Conyen-
tion to-day turned on the selection OF the VOL
AT the last moment Poucher fused with
Burnhsn. but tho Durston aud Ford forces
won By a two-thi DIS majority.
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Smith Thinks
HIS HATS PROPER VALUE
lsl AND les FULTON ST.. UP STAIRS,
1SA and l6S East 125tb St.
DESERTED By THEIR REIDE&
The Bailey Sisters Decide Not to Live
With Former COnvicts.

With Former COnvicts.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1S.-The stage struck Bailey
sisters. q full account of whose disappearance
from their home In Carondelet and marriage
to the manager Of an operate troupe and his
leading tenor has appeared in The Bun, are
back in tho city About o'clock this morn
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Bailey. accompanied
By their two daughters. Julia and Alice. and
Mr. William d. Lsnge. returned from Decatur.
ILL.,. and the ri Is are once more under
their ,aiher's ROOT. while their b husbsnds.
now lanien;inR their loss in Decatur. W hen
Mr.; Bailey heard OF his daughters marriage
he left Immediately to investigate the report.
What he saw and heard led him to believe that
the husbands were men OF some promise and
OF good rcpute. His daughters spoke 80 kindly
OF Their HUSBANDS that ar Bailey forgaSe his
own benefit.
from Cairo and elsewhere that Morgan and
state ient.ntiary. Ieeerams published in
which Mr.. Bailey had received This was ynI loo
much for tho old gentleman to beA,. lie WIS.,
lied Mr.. H. b. LANCE. II neighbor and consult.
The gentlemen came 10 the conclusion that
the only thing to he done WAS to go to Decatur
IT, n. the girls and bring them en- home. Mr.. and md
held few mlanteS' talk with his daughters,
turn home. Mr., Bailey was seen at his home
this morning. lie said:
tn, "rYes. my children haye returned home. and
went 10 Dera,ur yesterday Tor the purpose o.
getting tue girls and bringing them home. l
dLd not know anything concerning the chRrac.
my children should not live with men OF that
sort. The affair has been very distressing, aud
hope this Will end It..
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LAWMAKERS WITH PASSES
Senator Chambers Complaints Against 6
Railway Causes Revelations.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1s.-The Inter State Com
merce Commission is in possession OF facts
which would. il published. stir up New England
from centro TO circumference. Some time ago
Senator Chandler preferred charges against
tho Boston and Maine Railroad.
He made written statement to the Com
mission in which he clnimed that the railroad
company WAS violating the act OF Congress re-
lating to tho issuing OF passes. and asking for
IN investigation. The Commission forwarded
Senator ChnntlcrS letter to the company
together with request for the names OF MI
those who held annual passes on the boston
and Maine Rairon.i. A reply soon came back.
was demanded. This was forwarded to tho
Commission. and It is now in their possession.
out the list unless ordered to do so By tho Com
mission. but 1t is positively known thai on the
~ee nut tote risiainr aa synn
District Attorneys who are ntrusted with the
duty Of prosecuting all such violations
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The French Fleet or Dover.

LONDON Aug 1a-The fleet OF French war
vessels which has recently been visiting Cron-
stadt. and whose officers have been received
with such marked and significant enthusiasm
Mt TINT port and ut 81. Petersburg. was Off
Dover this morning. The fleet was slowly
steaming down tho channel and will arrive in
the solent. between tho Isle OF Wight and the
mainland Of England tomorrow
Admiral Gervais and the senior officers OF
the French SQUADRON will dine with the Queen
at Osborne Palace. Isle OF Wight on Thursday
Might. and her Majcst, will leview both tho
visiting French fleet and the British fleet Off
Portsmouth on Friday. The French. upon
their arrival or the: east end OF tho Isle OF
the British fleet and will ne escorted through
spithead ronds,ead to Cowes. whore they will
anchor in full view OF Osborne Palace. 1t ia
expected that after the French Admiral and
his officers have dined viii the Queen that tho
Frenca feet will seam back to =, then and
take un positions preparatory 10 lei & re-
viewed BY the Queen. 1t Is possible. however.
Roads. IN which case the British Ileet will also
anch9r OF Cowes to morrow or the day after
PARIS. Aug. lS-The British Mediterranean
squadron.upo nrrivingat \ileirnnche to-day.
as recsi, ell with much pomp and ceremony
by Tho Fren, Ii war vessels there assembled.
Tho latter snluted the British flag. and their
bands played Go Save the Queen as tho
British ironcln6s settled Gown to their anchor
age. In return tho British Admiral's. flagship
OF the feet played tho - Maseillase:" 10 this
compli ment the land batteries OF Nillefrancne
repliod with another gunpowder salute and
every body was satisfied.
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LAURA KEENE's GRANDDAUGn1ER.
David ii. Jnccard Accused OF Abducting
Her When But Is Years Old.

Her When But Is Years Old.
HAcKENsAcK. Aug. 1s.-Justice Cummings Of
this place issued warrant for tho arrest OF
David II. Jaccarl. a wealthy ranch owner OF
Hillstfnle. on a charge OF abducting Clara May
Rawson. the 15-ycar- old daughter OF Prof. Al.
bert L. Rawson OF New orE city. The girl is
said to be a granddaughter Of Laura Keene.
the famous actress.
Jacrard. who is so years Of age; is said to
the girl while on u visit to Hillsdale. She is a
handsome blonde. This was In Novems or
last. and the couple went away from lIillsdale
and were supposed to have been married.
Prof. lawson succeeded in getting his
to his home in New York. The girl recently
disappeared. AMI Jaccnrd Is accused of having
abducted her. When Jaccard was taken before
Justice Herring he gave bonds to await trial.
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WANTS THE CONFLICTS RETURNED.
Movement to Compel Tennessee to Send
Back Prisoners TO the Mines

Back Prisoners TO the Mines.
NASHVILLE. Aug. 1S.-At a meeting Of the
State Board OF Prison Inspectors to-day. J. +.
Goodwin. representing the Cherry-Morrow
Manufacturing Company. presented a petit
tion asking that tho Board rescnd their
order directing the removal OF the convicts
from Brlceville, and that the order bearing
upon the convicts ur der the control OF the
pany be so modified as TO allow
them to resume work at once. conditioned
ground beng put in and other measures be.
Ing carried out. Tho petition declared that
mine.
Upon consideration OF the petition tn. Board
resolved not to reeind the order. Mr. Goodwin
after being Ig notitlsd Of the decision OF the
The prison inspectors md other prison, au-
,,horities Tor an njunstlno 10 restrain them
mine removed; Mr., Goodwin claims that The
mine was condemned without proper inspec-
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The Mnnipur Executions CONDEMNED.

Cal cUITA. Aug, 1s.-Tho execution OF the
Manipur Princes has created n profound SEN
sation throughout India. The vernacular
press OF India strongly condemns the So
chilled hurried orders" issued for tho execu-
ton. which. the native press declares. was
FASTENED lest English opinion should undergo
after the publication OF their defence.
The manner OF tho Topgei Generals sIecu-
ton. particularly. greatly shocked native feel
Ing: It 10 said that he was too III to. st and up.
ard that his eXecutloners were Obliged 10 lift
HIM upon q stool before the drop fell.
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TWAS A GREEN GOODS POOL,
BUT SINGLY OR IN SYNDICATE THIS
SWINDLE TAKES THEM IN,

So the Miners or Zincite VIII Get Only the
Usual Packages OF Green PRper-Fiunn-
eini Agent Williams Lenrnins OF the
Trick Has John Allen Arrested.
A unique syndicate was organized a few
weeks ago In the little mining town vi Xincto
Mo. II was COMPOSED OF tho employees OF an
iron mining company. it's cnrital was $2G5. and
its OBJ cot was to purchase green goods from
manufacturers in this city.
The organizer Of the syndicate had received
seductive circulars from John Allen taias
everybody. setting forth the superior quail
tics of the Allen brand OF goods. and Offering
$4,000 worth to purchasers who would keen
tho transaction dark for tho inconsideratle
sum Of s2G5.
Tho syndicate elected George Williams. nm
engineer. Financial Sec' eary. and empowercd
him to 90 to New York md make arrange
ments WITH the manufacturer for the purchase
Williams got here several days ago. AMI. by
showed " iliams several packages. Of good
monoy.and ado2"n packages ofgrcenish paper
buck OF which were n, iew genuine notes.
Allen cHlelmlly parksa the sreWsnit,. ~ n ~.
Gates cani,al generously .sccomsanied
sreo and Is Sinh yssuo nni
sent on 10 Iincit" Ii was. doubtless SUR
pl lac pncknge to tho eNpectant synuicnte ,.,
Two newspaper men happened TO SEQ VIII
had been swindled hoy followed him to II
down-town ferry. VIII ch no intended TO cross
and start fur homo g. n, ticipn,e in tho delight
OF o, ening the IA knge.
I hey told him he had heon overreached. and
took him IN inspector Byin-s. Detectives Won
Gerichien and Clark accompanied Williams TO
tho Point view Hotel. where no pointed out
Allen. VIII was arrested.
Allen snid it WINS cnae 1T mistaken identity:
Williams IL not n cOuntrvman. lie looks as "
he had moro real horse sensr than his cNi'cii-
cnce vii h Allen mi ght indi ate.
Edward Bechtoldr. the gcnrerl green goods
man with directory OF abuses. WHO was held
by United States Commissioner Shields, for
examination for selling n bottle of sand to
Fnrmer John Helm Of Reit?. Ia. Tor sos. may
9 relensed IN bail from ludlow A. rcet jail To-
day. His LAWYER had a talk with Assistant
United States District Attorney ENarts yester-
day In regard to his releuse.
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capr,v, Confer. with tho Emperor.

KEEL. Aug. 1s.-chancellor Won Capriu con-
ferrsd with the Emperor to-day aboard the
imperial yacht Hohsnzollern. Tho .Empelo or
ana Empress landed this eve ming and attend
cd BANQUET at the castle, given in honor Of
Austria Hungary. The Austrian. Ambassador
and attaches Of the Austrian Embassy In Ber-
lin were invited to the banquet.
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Two or tho Holy Coats.

TREvEs. Aug 1s.-A fragment Of tho holy
coat exhibited at AreenteuIl. near Paris. ON
Sunday last. was brought to this city BY
deputation for comparison with. the, holy coat
examination revealed the fact that the Ar
genteuil coat Is made OF camel's hair. while tho
Treves garment IL made OF linen. The MEM
Join in tho alteration OF the Treves garment.
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Reduced Hates via Pennsylvania Railroad
TO MlnneA Dolis, MINI

,,a onnsyivanlA Esilroad Company snnounces thu!
New York TO NinneApon. Ninu.. and return at Fnts
o. one nrst eAss limited fare for the round trip Tick
81 s:S niiS;ss and VI.
PrsssntAton Of proper extra checks Children BE-
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. Samuel Lsvinson. . soda water manufacturer At
MARKET street and East Broad way was arrsssd
az foI yol.!ion Of the bottlinG law Herman tnks
ne botttrs association says he found Leynson using
Tor his own waters bottles with Louis Munzigers zms
on them. Al Essex Market Lsvnson Was held for
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Ithysry important in this age Of vast material prog
eye easily taken. accspysbis 10 the stomach and
healthy IN ita nature and snectA Possessing these
most gsntls dilrssio known -AaG
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The w,elaua Put, Back.

LONDON. Aug. 1s.-Ths Hamburg American
line steamer Wielsnd. Capt Nolondt. sailed
from Hamburg for New York TO-DAY, but was
OF her high pressure engine having broken.
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10000 People Drenehed by . c,ouabur.t.

SWANSEA. Wales Aug ia cloudburst
soaked 10 900 people who had assembled here
at the National Eisteddfod In and about an
Immense pavilion. covered with canvas. the
audience had gathered O listen 10 the compe-
titions ~ Welsh mnstresv. Suddenly
the Invilon was torn asunder by the
wind, and mt the same moment q hugo
cloud burst and deluGed 10000 people
with water until they were soaked to
rying. away OF tho canvas roof anil the
drenching downpour. men, women and child
rem rushing better SHELTER for any place OF
and tramrlod upon during this wild rush for
shelter, but luckily nobody was seriously
in,ured
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AWFUL SKIN DISEASE
Child a Mass of Raw, Bleeding Sores.
Miraculous euro by the
Cutichra Remedies.

face. from tho hair to the neck on both
sides raw N ass OF bleeding sora 3: Two tile
hands and arms in the same condi lon BODY;
around he waist Of which was u b, Dad bnnd
OF Needing ernntion. and l,oM tho HRS TO tue
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Memphis Banks Deceived with Counter.
felt Money

MEMPHIS. Aug. ls.-Every bank In Memphis
has received for two weeks spurious silver
dollars. The coin bears the date OF 1852. Tho
coin on hand.
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tirs NJ her tOeS inc
skin was 30 raw rs
TO absolutely sick
ening to the sight.
Sni,l Mrs. II. A. stout
to mo. II have tried
ever, thing sugyest-
ed 10 me on my little
daughter. who has
been 81 afflicted al
most from birth. i
have had hpee doc
tors experiment on
her. hut she seemed
10 be getting worse
.-ua al
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Many strong teams have sgnined their intention OF
sntsrnR IN the tournament OF sept for the Chapman
trophy, with tho prospect Of more excitement among
the lovers OF ennis than has been Witnessed in some
time, The cup Of sterling silver OF elegant design
and will be hotly contested for.
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s a,I o. rrnri lie m,tens on her hands to
prevent her from digging tho raw flesh with
her fingers. Mr.. Faulkner said he believed that
offered to bcnr the expense. At TINT time, ehe
was worse than had ever seen her nHf fhefe
CCTICUKA RESpLVENr. and CCTlCURA
SOAP have wrought n miracle To-day her
skin is smooth and lair. and believe she has
particular. and | refer to Mr. G. W. Woolo,er'
druggist. , w
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"PrelLy lard shdd1n"
washing without Pearline.
Whatever you do is done "by
the hardest the hardest -
work, and the hardest of wear
Pearline makes washing easy
easy for the washer, easyfor
the things washed. 1t is easy
to see why millions are using
it; if it were harmful or in
efficient. it would be hard to
get it used.
Peddlers and some unscrupu
RoVxyo lous groccrs will tell you "ths
DC w al = Is as good as" or the same As
Pearline." IT'S FALSE
Pesrlinei never peddled and II your grocer sends
you something In place OF Pearline, do the honeN
tiag-sssS u 3s<k sse JANIS PYLE MI
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IL .

- MIN wagons, % oroeers, IL psvv
Goods, go Laundry Wagons, siagle
Trucks. . Furniture Trucks, rs heavy anA
light Express Wagons. ZOE Hight Delivery
Wagons for country ase, best gooAs, lew.
est prices. Call and SEQ u.s.. Racine Waxsa
New York.