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worldly woman. while on the other hand, her
husband cared little for society. Indeed, i, hss
been said OF him that he despised
the asilIy antics OF those who IL
dulxsd in such fraiI amusenents az dane
ing and eating every other night in the
week. His protest against his newly Ted0ed
vife's INDUCING in "sueh silly actions" was the
keyaote to their uahappiness. In Wilmington
they remained for long time. Gossip had II
that the match was an unhappy one, but the
Hewes homestead put On a brsye 'front.'
and denied the rumors. About eighteen
months ago Lieutenant Hs,herington was
ordered to Join the Michigan, stationed
al Erie. On the Great Lakes. His bride 5000
followed him, but had been absent only short
time when axe returned home with bouncing
baby boy. She remained At her fathers
home until last August, when she lett
for Yokohama Mrs. Hetherington reached
Yokohama q fortnight before the Mar
ion and took rooms q. the Grand hotel
From the day of her arrival she attracted
the attention of Cover Robinson, prominent
banker, club and society nan Of Yokohams ana
leader In the English colony. Robinson was
wealthy, hand some, drove an English drag and
was great faTo-ite With both men and women
in Yokohama society. He sought the acqasInt-
anee Of Mrs. Hetheriugton and the two were
much together before the arrival OF the
Marion, although those who noticed that fact
easy to understand that the lieutensnt's wife
nigh: be fatsered and pleased with the adrnira-
ton Of such q dashing man as Robinson, bit
gradually their friendship became the sub
iect Of gossip in Yokohama. In No
vember the Marion, with Lieutenant
Hetherington, arrived from Bering sea-
The meeting between the officer and bis
wife was most afectionate and was apparently
an event of the greatest pleasure to both. The
Robinson incident was sooa forgotten, as Mrs
Hethsrington was most devoted to her husband,
and the family lived quietly az the Grand hotel
II Hetherington had heard OF bis vifes filtration
he did not permit 1t 20 be known, and everything
went well with the couple until the grand
ball on New Years ere, which all the officers a.
tended. There Mrs. Hetherington met Robin
son again, and during the evening they were
missed for some time from the ballroom Hsth-
erington went in search Of his wife and found
her enjoying tste-a-tete with the Englishman
in 8 conservatory. Thea the lieutenant demanded
an explanation, and the next morning Robin
son left the city and was absent down the coast
for two weeks. In few days he renewed his
attentions to Mrs. Hetherinston, and il
is said that she did not discourage him. Her hus-
band, however, was now thoroughly aroused and
having discovered some tender letters written
By Robinson to his wife, he armed himself ard
went IN search Of the man on the afternoon OF
February 13, found him and murdered him.
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FOR THE LITTLE ONES,

WE have just received direct from Eastern nanufac.
W turers the most extensive assortment of nfsp.,
QUILTING goods brought this CITY, and the prices
will be happy surprise mothers who are thinking Of
purchasing something for the baby this week.
Infants Null Caps, all styles and Sizes
Infants Knit Silk Caps in the very latest patterns
Infants India Silk Caps in black and cream.
Infants Embroidered Cashmere Caps white ssi cream
Infants Fine Embroidered Robes
Infants Fine Cambria Slips.
Infants Short Null Dresses.
Infants Long Cambria Dresses
Infants Embroidered Cashmere Ooaks asserted sgh
Infants Surah Silk Cloaks in Black
Infants Embroidered Blankets.
Infants Embroidered Flannel Skirts
Infants Knit BOOtees.
Infants Crochet Jackets.
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RsCkache Is almost Immediately relieved Nv
wearing one OF Cavter's amsri Weed and Bella
donna Backsehe P.ss,ers. Try one and DO sree
from pain. Price - cents
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RIVERS AND HAHBORS.


Low tho Appropriations are Distributed.
What West Virginia Gets.
WASHINGTON, DC, March 'ol.-The
house committee on rivers and harbors
to-day completed consideration Of tho
regular river and harbor appropriation
bill. A.
In the case OF the great lakes project
$4,000 is appropriated in the bill for a
channel twenty and twenty-onc feet in
aecpthi, and OF minimum width OF 800
leet III the shadows of the connecting
waters OF the great lakes between Chi.
cage, Duluth and Buffalo.
Further contracts may be made bv
me secretary OF war to carry out the
plan proposed by the engineer officer
atDctroitnot to exceed the imitnamcd.
Among the list OF appropriations in
excess OF $4,000 are:
Iennsylvanin--Erie, $4,000.
oh!o-Ashtabula, $4,000; Cleveland,
100000; Fairport, $4,000; Huron, SIS.
IVY; Fort Clinton, $4,000; Sanduskv
Gity, Stl ~; Toledo Straight channel
through Maumeo bay, 100000; Con.
"a, West Virsinia-Grcat Kanawha, 5000.
wv; Monongahola, S25, 600. !.
rre2asylyania-Al!egheny. ST., 900.
Nio-Ohio, $3.50, 1000; Ohio, lat or be.
LOW the mouth OF Beaver river and con.
s"uction OF Movable DAM, 100000.
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srNrENcE uNFlNIsIIEp
rhsn Ex-senator Haven Discovered that
lilo Had Lot n Large Snn.

ITO i''. ',V -,
CHICAGO, Marci' 2hhh u'ue' Ne Fa'
containing $4,000 in cash, and papers
.,,rrd ut twice that amount, was left In
Na'u 1870, =. h,,l, rooms NJ tho polmer
the l"i"''' 80 80. nj. .,,,',.nf pa,.an
House by cS'scha'or lhouiuS ~ bo"eii,
n Denver, last evening. 1t was found
L,ltou hour later In tho dressing room
i ii n'.o "" Ind occupied by L. A. NJ.
W., Ws,.on n colorrl attendant, who at
, "r''T carried Il 10 Clerk Cunningham.
Subsequently senator Bowen was seen
s s"G,t ranortur and questioned regarding
Y. Ioss :,
~ aWby, there Is not a word OF truth in
Aha .toTyn Mir. Bowen exclaimed. II
. .'S mo moi suth fool as 10 carry that
' ',m Of money and valuables around
,rNb me- Il is absurd and ridiculous
o "'' don't seq" n
"" ia didn't finish tho sentence. As he
ga. talking he had placed his hand un.
,Isyncalh his vest. Tho undervest was
"sn" "IIold ON lle cried out excited.
f.. who told YOU that? Ring tho bell
i6ronorter, quick. Heavens and earth,
whore il nv hat? Come with me down
:" Tho ol,icc. quick. Did YOU saw It was
=, ,hc oiIicoYi go
With this tho ex-senator went down
,bo stem. four Mt a iump, and in two
minr,cs he rushed up to Clerk Gun.
rin"hnm and in n nervous voice asked:
"is nv vest hero? Have yo,l,nymoneyP
nd anyone leave it hercP"
CLERK CUNNINGHAM looked up with n
rroyokiur smile and asked :ouWhat IL il
You wish?'
,TL;o ,rou ,oo mrcI, for M Colorodo
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BANKER BROWNS WIDOW.
sEo Gets Fortune Through Having En-.
shared Him.


sho Gets Fortune Through Having En-.
shared Him.
BALTIMORE, Mp, March 21.-Alcxan-
der Brown, at ono time member Of tho
well known firm of Alexander Brown &
Sons, died yesterday. He was 70 years
old. Until about o year ago he mingled
with convivial spirits about town. He
liked gaicty, and as long rs kept within
bounds his relatives did not complain.
Thoyhnd rcpudiatcd him when the sen-
satlonal announcement was made that
he had married Laura IIobson, notori-
GUS woman OF the town. lie toook his
bride to the Brown country seat, Brook.
land Wood, in the center OF the most
exclusive of Baltimore's aristocratic
homes. They lived quietly for a time
and then riotouslv. Soon the husband
became jealous and the wife tired. lie
filed 4 suit for divorce, and cross bill
followed. A limited divorce was grant
cd. The vito received $1,000 n year,
and retained her dover right. Browns
fortune is estimated Mt 100000. Laura
lIobson, who still lives in the city, will
obtain, therefore, a good round sum.
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AZ phor AGAINST A WIFE.
Tho Strange Story Told by Elisha Mccar
Hl ter, with Nh Proof

tor, with No Proof
ROCKVILLE CENTER, L. l., March 2l.--
Frederick A. Dilthey, u chemist en-
ployed in Brooklyn, who resides hero,
lras been arrested on the charge Of con:
spring against his wife, The com.
plant on which tho warrant was Is.
sued was made by Elisha McCarter, who
alleges that he was employed by Horny
l.otz, q ho,clkeeper and friend OF Dill
they's, to visit Mr.. Dithey, induce her
to drink some whisky containing NOR.
phine and get her into compromising
situation, where she was to be dis
covered by Dilthey and another wit.
ness, so that Dilthey might obtain a
divorce. lie says no obtained halt a
grain OF morphine from tho village drug
store on 4 prescription written by Dill
thcy, placed 1t in pint whisky bottle,
but did not use 1t. Lott agreed to pay
him $50 TO do the job. Ito had not
paid McCarter. lie gave Justice Sea.
man tho bottle Of whisky, and said 1t
contained morphine, which is being
analyzed. Dilthey was held in 500
bail for examination on "Wednesday
next. Dilthey denies McCarter's
charges, and Mrs. Dilthoy says McCar.
ter insulted her short timo ago, and
that she threatened to have him ar.
rested. She says it, is nothing but a
matchmaking scheme. Lott also denies
tho story,
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KEYSTONE FINANCES,
Tile Good Showing Mado by the State
TrraSurcr'g Report.

Tile Good Showing Made by the State
Trcasaror's Report.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March ol.-Thc an
nual report Of State Treasurer Henry X.
Boyer is out for tho fiscal year ending
November 30th, 1891. The total re-
ceipts for the year were Sl3,9O7, 1914,
and the total payments SO, 1853, 952.6 "a;
leaving balance on December lst OF
SGi070,S5455.
During the year loans were redeemed
or purchased to the amount Of 50, 53S,.
3?. The total public debt in Decom.
Der was S9,9ll ,5GS.2S, and tho sinking
fund shows assets OF So, 764, 5S3311. Tho
state treasurer recommends that the
present laws regulating the sinking
iund be undisturbeG.
The sum OF 100000 is now set apart
annually for the sinking fund. He con-
slrues the laws regarding the latter as
meaning that interest OIL the bonds shall
be paid out OF the general fund, and
speaks OF the swelling OF the general
fund and OF the necessity for large reve-
nucs il the legislature continues to in
crease its appropriations. In June next
the large balance in the general fund
will be reduced by the payment Of five
millions to the public schools. Mr..
Boyer suggests that large balances in
the sinking or general funds asilthings
Of the past. lie refers to the bench
c!a! effects OF recent legislation
affecting the fiscal department OF the
state and declares the finances OF the
state were never in SO good condition.
Lbs estimate for the current fiscal year
places the general fund income at
S.9lG,0OO and the expenditures at
S0,29l 200, exclusive OF interest on pub
lie debt Certain revenues accruing
during the fiscal year VIII not become
due or payable until after its Close lie
thinks next years general fund receipts
VIII reach over Sl0,000,0O0. Mr.. Bower
iaVors compulsory education and thinks
inc state should loot all tho expenses
thereto. a''l.t
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The speaker was Mr.. Frank Curtis. OF No. 1865
High street, Wheeling. III do not remember
Tho exact date when my troubls began. but II
dates back about twenty years, MS hear as I can
MY father slys was ran over by u wagon on
the streets OF baltimore. whom ] was q small
child. almost died from the effects OF my In
}nries, but, on regainlng my health again. was
leit deaf IN both ears. remaining TINS until No
vcmbet ], 1881. when called on Drs. COPELAND
" Bell aud placed myself undo. their care l
had continual ringing. aud roaring, md sounds
In my ears similar 10 that OF trnin OF cars, and
az times q terrible pain In my head
aCatarrh finally set In. and my nose would
STOP up SO tight that was compelled u breathe
through my mouth to get air. Constant drop
ping OF mucous from my head INTO my throat
Kept nc hawking and splitting most OF the
,ilhe. Two years ago my nose and throat got so
spit blood as a result Had no appetite. and
What did cat disagreed with me, cGLfing terri
Die pains In my stomach, bowels and buck.
grew - weak and emnciatcd vas hardly able
10 work. would feel more tired III the morning
than the night before on going 10 bed. can
now eat good. square meal aud relish Il, eau
do hard lai's work with pleasure, which was
n continual Ding heretofore; cin hear IN ordi.
nary conversation md can heartily, recommend
any one suffering a. have done. to try those
be relieved. -'afz -
The above statement eau be easily verified at
llG6 High street. Wheeling. -.- i
! DOCTORS COPELAND e BELL have located
permanent Offices at ll2l Main street, Wheeling
W. Va, where they treat with success all durable
eases once hours-9 to II IL NJ. : to 8 p. IN. aud
z 10 Up III. Sundays, H. III. TO Il M. ind 10 /
P M, Spcclalties-Catarrh md diseases OF the
Eye; Ear, Throa! and Lungs. Consultation free
Address all mall to DRS. COPELAND & BELL.
III Main street Wheeling. W. Va, sst SEQ
Treatment. including medicine. s. 4 month.
? ED The o!lico OF DRS. COPELAND & BELL Is not
connected In my way with any other Offices in
Wheeling. PLEASE REMEMBER THIS.
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Mcdonald OH Eio,d.

!, ti1TsnuRGn, Pa., March 2l.-Thc only
'l'AE IN tho way Of new wells that oc-
e0fFed to-day in tho Mcdonald field
N Was the Woodland Oil Company's No. 4,
r,%aee!siIurray, back Of Oakdalc, which
reacted tho fifth sand, and tonight was
tNrpos'eI as flowing forty barrels an
.'oHF' The report was official, coming
, w. II did from member OF the com,
nany' The well is northwest o: tho
S Mo Sompany's old No. / Gamble, and
a pUsScSseS no significance as a pointer
LED ooap that the streak on which it is
o Wea!ea Is very narrow, and other wells
on ca. S';ncr side Of it prove that it is very
wo Ts minated, this was the only new
NV "u,, reported, and it did not come soon
enough 10 elect the estimate OF the PRO.
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AIOUNDSVIaLE.
A miscellaneous Meiauss Of Minor Mat.
tors from MnrshalPs Metropolis.

A miscellaneous Melaugs Of Minor Mat
tors from hInrshalPs Metropolis.
B. B. McNIochcn was here yesterday.
Circuit court convened. again yester-
day afternoon.
W. W. Smith is out again after a
weeks illness.
A. R.. Laing, OF the Herald, is in PIT.
Pleasant on business.
Mrs. Prof. D. T. Williams isill.I, She
is threatened with fever.
F. NJ. Bowers and Robert Newton, Of
Bcnwood. were here Sunday.
Hanson Evans is confined to hisho
by q serious attack OF pneumonia. s.
Miss Annie Ewing, one OF the teach
ers in the high school, is i'll with fever.
Messrs. Dovener and Erskino were
the Wheeling attorneys hero yesterday.
It is rumored thai Marshall county
will ask for place on the Republican
state ticket.
Rev. G. ". Grimel and J. C.:Dardall
are in Parkersburg attending the state
Sunday school convention.
7. W. Manning, trustee, soldthc Petit
property, lying III Webster district, ut
the front door OF the court house Satur.
day.
Capt. Hanson Criswcll, who met with
painful accident last week; by which
his face and head were badly burned,
is still confined to his ROOM, 'y-
Col. ]. II. Lockwood, the veteran com
mander OF the immortal Seventh, is lyin.
quite low at his home in the First ward.
He is over eighty years OF age. 92if2G;G.
Sunday was enlivened by the arrest
and nrraignment before Justice ,Criswell
OF q man charged with stealing chick
ems. The unfortunate mans name is
Doyle.
Louis Edwards, the young man who
has been lying at deaths door, first with
typhoid fever, now with pneumonia, is
thought TO be improving. 4 For awhile
his. death was expected hourly, but II
change came after most all hopo had
been abandoned.
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duction for tho prcvion. twcnty.ionr
hours, which was 1900 barrels, the
lowest thu. has been officially made for
many months, The production OF tho
big wells Is gradually ami surely declin-
Ing and the smaller ones must DO doing
80 ut IN accelerated rate, in view Of tho
weather, but the new spou,cr will have
n tendency to arrest the downward in
clination, even i II docs not temporari.
tiyturn II the other way.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents nnd Incidents In TINT Thriving
City-Personal and Industrial.

HSCilchts 3uCiueulS III Arriving
City-Personal and Industrial.
Mr.. Matthew Beazle, OF Bellairc, was
up last night.
John Henderson is having his store
room enlarged.
Mr.. Albert Belts was ut Moundsvillc
yesterday on business.
Harry Gier will return to work at
spences machine shop to-day.
Mr.. John L. Hunter was home yes
terday on his way to Detroit and Chica-
20.
DR.. Bowlcs, q dentist, of Bridgeport,
will remove to this city about the first
OF April. i
Fresh Garden Seeds in bulk and pack.
ago ut J. Williams grocery, on Wash.
ington street. Eow-&
Mr.. Isaac Shlcmon will deliver an in
toresting lecture this evening in the Y.
NJ. g. A. rooms.
Mr.. Powell, OF Illinois, who was sum
moned here by the illness Of his sister,
will return this week.
Miss Caroline Hoge returned ycster-
day from two months visit with
friends in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson, OF East
Liverpool, are the guests OF Capt. und
Mrs. l.. W. Inslebright.
J. A. Lyle, Ed Crossley and S. S. Fow.
Ter. Of the Order Of Ohio, were in Mar
tins Ferry yesterday arranging to make
loan.
An important meeting Of Welcome
Lodge No. 100, a. GU. W., will be held
this evening. All members should be
present. Z
Judge Gray is having the Shrevc-Her-
vcy Office building moved to his prop
crty on Fourth street, having pur.
chased it.
All persons having books belonging
to the Y. N. G. A. library must return
them this week, as the books are 10 be
numbered and listed. -,
Johnnie, the .throe-ycar-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCarty, died at
their home on Carlyle street, Saturday
afternoon, and was buried yesterday
afternoon.
On Sundaynight a root became fas-
tened in 9 valve at the Laughlin mill,
shutting of the supply OF water, on ac-
count Of which the mill could not run
yesterday.
Ross Mitchell has purchased the ]. s.
Harrison grocery on Hanover street.
He will keep everything in the line and
soil at low prices. A share OF tho pat
ronagc is respectfully solicited.
Mr.. Levi Shipman, Secretary Of the
Carpenters Union, has received d check
tor 500, payable to tho widow OF the late
Elliott sloan, and one for $50, payable to
George Anderson, on account OF tho
death OF his wife. \
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Special Dispatch to the Enteiligcnccr.
COLUMBUS, O., March 2l.-Senator Iden,
the Republican from the Newark dis
trict, may tomorrow cease to hold the
seat to which he has taken oath. It is
said assuringly that ex-senator Dan
Gaumcr, 1den's Democratic opponent.
will come up tomorrow with cerliii.
cate OF election provided him by the cir
cult court and claim the seat. This suit
in mandamus has been in progress over
since the election.
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"A DOUBLE LIFE
Lead by Murderer nIiiIey-Both Bigamist
and Murderer

Lead by Murderer NIilloy-Both Bisamist
and Iurdorcr.
PrrrsBCRon, Pa, March 2l.-It was
proven to-day that Frederick W. Mil
ley, who killed his wife and then shot
himself last Friday, was bigamist as
we'll as murderer and suicide. He
was married to the woman he murdered
nearly four years ago, but already had
4 wife and family in Philadelphia. The
first wife arrived in the city yesterday
and was present at the funeral OF the
suicide. It's understood tho Philadel-
phia wife will make q fight for the de-
ceaseds belongings. His life was in
sured and he drew pension. The muir
dered woman was buried this afternoon.
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An ApprecIa,ive Emperor.

l.lDzAu, March 9l.-M. sipiaguinc.
governor OF Courland, has .elcgraphed
10 Mr. j. NJ. Crawford, American consul
general at St. Petersburg, who is now
mere requesting him TO kindly inform
Eapt.,sarsent, OF the American steamer
iPm n!;a; who brought to yLibau from
a;hi!auc!phia cargo Of flour and bro.
VISIONS Tor the Russian famine sufferers,
MAI MA, llls Alaiesty, the emperor, has been
p'e"seo TO bestow n present upon him,
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PROPOSALS..
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will Nc rccctTcd az the Office
Of the Trustees Of the Water Works,oi Tho City
OF Martins Ferry, Ohio. until clock p. m. III
the frstdGy OF April, 1892
Bids vii! be received OH the entire work com.
p!ctc. including the furnishing and laying Of q
tons oil six.inch cas-. Iron water pine so pounds
OF iourinch cast IRON wnter pipe. furnishing aud
setting llSO bounds OF special ca,t!ngG . four.
inch Ente valTcs.i Sx-inch Sate valves, Bour.
bon fire hydrnnts and q valve boxes. The 70.
movGl OF 2G2 feet OF iour.inch PHO now In usc,
and the !elsying OF 2aj feet Of The same: aud tho
furnishing OF all other material and labor nee.
essary 10 complete the entire work.
Elch proposal mus. be accompanied by pond
in writing, with one or mora good securities or
riied check 70 the amount OF one hundred
dollars TO secure the city against loss should tho
person 10 whom the award iS,iundc f0il to exc.
cute The necessary contract within ten 40 days
after such award Is made 'sl'E
All work 10 be performed IN accordance with
tho specifications now Oh file In tlM office OF tho
Trustees OF the Water Works. where all necessary
information NAV DO obiainCtIupou application
The Trustees reserve the right 10 reject any or
Nil bids II IL
l'y order of the Eoard XXX
mrl7 as. MITCHELL, Sccreta>y.S
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TO r s A 4 II

!ouse,,slx rooms. 97ll Chnplino street, sS,l91.
. House, three rooms. First ward, 500
House. Jour rooms, Jacob street; Centre Wheel.
Island. = :
Cheap. ~
Wheeling Sl,5)l as f'' Il
lots on South chapllne Eor aud Jacobstrcc.s
House Of tx rooms, 2SjG Woods street; gool
condition. sou.
Business house on MGrSet street.
Business house on CORNER fwcnty-sixth and
Chnpinc streets.
One-halt lot on Twenty ninth street. $50.
IhlrtySiS acres adjoining Elm Grove. cheap
Blll!ing ste for dwelling on TwGnty.eighth
street, $50. So.
cheap.
House OF eight rooms. brick, Jacob street, b..
tween Fifteenth, and Sixteenth streets
Seven los, 5lSl0l fee; IN Elan Whyto Gul
.GcllnShara addition. Eric, 500 to SOD each
One OF tho boz manufacturing sitsi In tho
CITY, fronting on two railroads $50
Choice loti In GlelGale
Lots in Fifth waEl IL Fila {: Whytes
addition.
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AFTER TWENTY YEARS.
Mr.. Frank Cnrii, States Ills Case
In Full.
The Following Is His True Statement
~ In Detail.

Twenty years Is q long time, Is It
notp But 1t Is at lcas: that long since
that my trouble dntes back, that / have
carried the burden Of misery within
mvsnli u ~ IafE
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real estate.
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FOR RENTT.
. Hall loll0O feet, srcarl floor MarIet street
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NESSITT 6 DEVINE,
N.l73e Market street. mrs
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for soldiers. their widows. minors, children an
dependent parents call on or address