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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-08-24
FACTS AND FINDINGS.

lHE aSSOcldteu DTeWtTS VI uTcdt
Britain are said to have subscribed
$500, 900 for the protection Of their trade
at the recent parliamentary election.
The amount of beer and spirits con
sumed per capita in this country in 1891
was sixteen gallons. In 1SAO the amoun
per capita was four gallons.
The consumption Of beer in Germany
amounted to LA, 100000 gallons in
the year 1922, against $50, 900, 900 gal.
Ions in 1886, an increase OF II per cent.
while the population has increased only
4 per cent.
An active Christian worker in the
slums, when asked how he decided
where was the best place to locate his
mission, promptly replied: "By the
smell. Where whisky smells strongest,
there is the most need of mission work. "
In 1891 there were 22l,S4l spirit deal.
ers and manufacturers in this country.
Three. fourths OF this number were no.
toriously disreputable people. Two
fifths were criminals who had been
convicted of crime. DIR. Bennett.
THE rapid growth of the habit Of
sobriety and temperance is one of the
characteristics of the American rail.
way service. the use of intoXicants be-
coming more and more the exception,
although it is said to be the rule in the
English service. 1t was a subject for
comment in an English railway public
alton recently that the 5000 laborera
who were employed in changing the
grade of the Great Western railway
were not allowed to refresh themselves
during working hours with anything
stronger than oatmeal water.
THE Philadelphia Record tells of ono
brewery there where tho one hundred
men who are employed commune twelve
half barrels of beer da-. A compart,
ment has been set apart Cor a minia.
ture bar, and one bartender does moth.
ing all day but keep the shucet open.
The men know they wiz lose their
places if they get drunk, and so never
over-indulge; but their moo indul'
gence is almost fabulous. Some drink
from eighty to one humid ed glasses, "
declared the bartender, ~ Tiers drink
about fifty, while some ca1 only stand
twenty-five to thirty glasse' day"
ADvIcEs have recently bee' received al
the headquarters of the Wd aan's Tenn
perance snion in Chicago t. the effect
that Queen I.iliuokalani of tte Hawaiian
Islands has Necome COB fert to The
temperance cause. She MOI only pays
the license imposed on the temperance
coffee house which the union has
opened in her capital city, nut she has
also banished spirituous liquors OF al
kinds from her table and does not a!
| low them to be served at aer state re
ceptions. She has also contributed t.
the cause of morality in tie islands by
prohibiting the public peri. rmance OF
certain native dance whicf was former
ly very popular with her 81 bjects.
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!. G. THORNTON Z Bro, Agents.
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kast ameng the wonders Of inventive NJ
gross 10 method and system Of work lAat
can Be performed all over the country VIA.
cut separating the workers from their hs9ss
eSy liberal; any one can do the work eitAs'
tsl, young or old; NJ special ability 10 ~
Gufred. Capital not needed, yeu ere start.
q free. Cut this out sad return 70 % 80
" VIM send you free, something q grssl
value and importspcs - yeu, that Will stAye
rev in business, which will bring yss b
mere money right away, than anything slss
h the world. Grand sutHt free. Address
eays / Co., Augusta, Maine.
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A Many.sided Man.

Chairman Taubeneck, OF the Peoples
partynational committee, doesn't think
it possible that Judge Gresham is COM
ing out for Cleveland. After coquettinG
with thePeople's party and declining Its
presidential nomination he promised to
support Weaver. Taubenock says he
has interesting correspondence which
he will turn loose il Judge Gresham
flies the track at this late day.
From this and other things it is to be
inferred that the able judge is webbing
in his politics these days Only four
years ago he thought enough of the
Republican party to do his level best to
be made its nominee for President.
Very few men have Judge Gresham's
ability as political acrobat tits his
personal jealousy of President Harrison
that has turned his head. The party of
protection to American industries goes
marching on.
A Democrats Views on the Tariff
Mr.. George Ticknor Curtis, the EN-.
inent constitutional lawyer, gives some
additional reasons why he cannot sup
port the Democratic party and its nom.
inees this year. His first reason, and
one that should be sufficient for any
Democrat, is shat a protective tariff is
unconstitutional is not genuine Demo-
cratic doctrine, 1t is Calhounism, and
rank calhounism, too" Andrew jack
son was Democrat and President at
the time Calhounism set itself up in
opposition to the government Of tho
United States, and that sturdy old DEM
ocrat made short work OF that mon
strousism.
Mr.. Curtis draws the deadly parallel
on the Cleveland party and shows that
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The land in Germany devoted to the
production Of grain used in the manu-
facture OF beer would support 100000
people.
The youngest member Of the British
house Of commons is twenty-five years
Of age its oldest is on the shady side of
ninety.
One small dose Of strong alcohol
shortens the time that food remains in
the stomach by more than half an
hour.
Within the last thirty years there
have been on the British coasts 66,377
wrecks, with the fearful loss OF 22,Sl2
lives.
The cemeteriesin London cover 1000
acres, and the land they occupy repre-
sents capital OF $l0,000,00o.
India has one missionary to 275.oo0
people; Persia one to 100000, and
Thibet one to 100000.
The linen manufactured yearly in
England could be wrapped round the
earth seven times.
There will be standing room for S5,-
900 people besides 100000 seats at the
Worlds Fair.
In saxony about 20 per cent Of the
workingmen earn less than Sl5O per
year.
The French order Of the Legion Of
Honor has 5000 members.
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Two NInetincs Inst Night.

Last nights rally for protection to
home industries was out of the usual
order of politicalg gatherings. AthOught-
full audience listened to thoughtful men
who appealed to judgment and love OF
country. In another meeting place an
other speaker was appealing to preju-
dice and doing what he could to stimu-
late desire for cheap products at any
cost.
Tho difference in treatment Of the
questions OF the day marks we'll the at
titude of the two parties with regard to
these questions. The Republican party
treats the tariff as matter Of business
and patriotism. The Democratic party
treats the tariff as a matter of the
ch yapest products in the interest OF
foreign producers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-07

MR. DALEY wasted valuable time last
night in comparison of duties under
various tariffs. He should have gotten
right down to the declaration OF his
party that protective tariff is uncOn-
stitutional and stuck to that And we
beg to remind him that the rate Of
duties imposed by the first tariff act
has nothing to do with the case. 1t
was declared in the preamble to that
act that it was "for the support Of the
government, for the discharge Of the
debts of the United States, and for Tie
encouragement and projection of mdnutdc-
tures." Mr.. Dailey's party now declares
that this was an unconstitutional act,
and that all protection is uncOnsti-
tutional.
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the power which that party says the
government does not possess was exer.
cised in specific terms by the First Con-
gress Of the United States, which de-
clared the act to be, among other things
for 'the encouragement and protection
OF manufacturer"
This is precisely what the Democratic
platform Of 1892 says is a violotion oil
the constitution. The ten members Of
the house, headed by James Madison,
who had helped to frame the constitu-
ton, thought they understood that in
strument and knew what they we're do
ing. Washington was President, and he
had in his cabinet such men as Alex
ander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson and
Edmund Randolph-they thought they
understood the constitution.
Mr.. Curtis very pertincntly asks
whether these men or Mr.. Cleveland
and the other Democratic leaders OF to-
day are the better opponents OF the
constitution. AS a Democrat he can
not take the Cleveland view Of the con-
stitution. Thousands Of other Demo
Gratis agree with him.
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A Free Trader Quotes a Protecttontst.
Mr.. Daley, in his speech in the Opera
House last night, quoted Mr.. Blaine as
saying that this country was prosper
Gus uner the Walker revenue tariff OF
1916. Mr.. Blaine's remarks on this sub.
ject are to be found at length on pages
2O2.3.4 of his Twenty Years OF Con-
gress."
In these pages Mr.. Blaine undertakes
to set forth fairly the views Of the free
traders and OF protectionists on the
tariff question. For example, he says,
1.-THE free traders consider the tariff of
1915 to be conclusive proof of the bene-
fetal effects of low duties. The free
traders refer with special emphasis to
what they term the systematic de-
velopment of all the great interests Of
the country under this liberal tariff"
and more to the same effect.
Then Mr.. Blaine, himself protec'
zionist of the protectionists, tells what
the protectionists say in reply to the
free traders with respect to the tariff OF
1916: while admitting the general
correctness Of the free traders state
ments as to the prosperous condition
of the country, they call attention 10
the fact that directly after the enact
ment OF the tariff of 1S46 the great
famine occurred in Ireland, followed in
the ensuing years by short crops in
Europe"
The causes OF this prosperity "were
transient, indeed almost accidental" as
prosperity under free trade in this
country must necessarily be. Then
there was the acquisition of territory
from Mexico, the discovery Of gold in
California, commissions in Europe which
Increased consumption and decreased
production abroad, and totally closed
the grain fields of Russia from any COM
petition with the United States. The
protectionists therefore hold that the
boosted prosperity of the country un-
der the tariff of ls46 was abnormal in
origin and character. 1t depended upon
a series of events exceptional at home
and even moro exceptional abroad
events which by the doctrine Of proba-
L;I;.;., would pot ha raneated for cen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-07

Wyoming Neis.
Last spring We started out to keep
our readers posted with regard to all
Of the important facts OF the campaign.
And that no one might have chance
to say we we're publishing Republican
lies, we have quoted from Democratic
sources only. All our figures have
been taken from official documents.
Week before last we pointed out
thirty campaign lies in one plank Of
the Democratic platform-lies out Of
whole cloth-not even shadow to
mako them out OF. And if there is one
truth in the whole document we cannot
find it.
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of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania
at $4,000 year and chairman Of the
Democratic national committee. MIR.
Harrity's balIo. viii easily take the pro
MUM at the Worlds Fair.
And what are the voters OF Penusyl-
vania to do-be .disfranchised because
their ballots cannot be got ready in
time for the election? This situation is
highly entertaining.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-07

Pennsylvania official ballot will be
fifty.two inches long by twenty-five
inches wide. The time allowed to print,
number aud bind these ticketsi in books
is six days The paper required is an
odd size and dealers say it cannot be
produced in time.
This iour-feet long ticket is the result
Of decision by Mr.. Harrity, secretary
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PEACE.


Late, long, in sad soul impotence | wept.
For was worn with striving hard to guess
The riddle OF liies pain and loneliness;
The wind was dead, and spent, at last slept
Until across my sleeping soul, there crept
A sense of rest asoothlng tenderness,
AZ though mother bent, her child TO bless,
And through the room sudden summons
swept
'who knOcksr' cried, aud slipped out on the
"pc aSS'i came the answer. low and wondroua
sweet,
hand to comfort touched my hair.
Nv guest to welcome, wide | swung the door,
Io! wrapped in silver white from head TO feet,
With outstretched hands and smiling Death
s'0Oa 'n'F'' the Ltte-ary Moahrea.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
THOMAS f. DAVIS
oiTayIor County.
FOR AUDITOR,
JACOB S HYER,
oiBrAxtou County;
FOR TREASURER,
WILLIAM P. PAYNE,
ofMcDowell County
yoa SUPERINTENDENT OF scHooLs
THOMAS C. MILLER,
Of Marion County
ToR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
TO. BULLOCK.
oiwood County.
ToI JUDGE OF COURT OF ArPEAIS
tLong Term)
JIM. McwHoRTER
Of Greenbrier County
(short Term)
WARREN MILLER,
Of Jackson County.
Toa STATE sESATE-FTRSr DISTRICT.
nc HERvEY.
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THE only reason for Mr.. Clereland'' nom
nation, and he ding that forced his nOmi-
nation in spite Of all The Efforts Of politicians,
,ras he fact that. in he minds Of de Demo
cratic masses, he rcprestntS the idea Of free
trade. The platform is an unmi'taea0<
declaration againa all pdrleying wih pro-
lection. Hputshs Democratic party in th'
fed as committed 10 The policy Of siOeepfng
array epery shred Of protective duty-Hsn'
~ Georoe. he Ere Trader.
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AND there is our old Democratic
neighbOr, General A. ]. Warner, Of
Marietta, who says that no true Demo-
crat can indorae the Chicago platform.
That platform is full of enough mon
strositios to stock great dime museum.
The party of protection to American
industries is all right.
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IIALuABLE REAL EsTATR

AT PUBIC AUCIIUN.
Being duly authorized, will oiler for sale. at
public auction before the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county West Virginia, 10
the city OF wheelIng, on SATURDAY, the 90
day OF October, 1872 commencing at 10 o'clock
a. m, that very valuable property situated on
the west side OF Market rect, In the city OF
Wheeling, being the two houses and the ground
whereon they are situated. lying between the
property occupied by Stanton 4 Davenport as a
book store. and the property OF the Wheeling
Title and Trust Company. The property TO be
sold Is that now occupied By William +. kreiS,
ieWeler, and as a restaurant. Terms oil sale
One.third OF the purchase money in cash: and
the residue In two equal annual payments bear
ing interest from day OF sale. lien to be re,
tnired 10 secure the payment Of the deferred
purchase money Title undisputed,
nnS.MWAF MILLIAM B SIMPSON.
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Second door south o: new City Bank. sell
TOR SALE,
G BUILDING LOTS.

No 10 and II South Broadway: 9, 10, II, II, 10
and "a South York street base ball grounds.
Thirteen lots, lSxlOO feet, between South Front
and South Penn Streets % g, "a, corner Wa
bash and Indiana streets u and 70 square y,
GIlchrIst addition.
IMPROVED PROPERTY = Seven 'roomed
house corner South Penn aud Fink streets. No.
S south Penn street, nine rooms. Three .roomed
house, South Broadway; cellar; lot @'l2O. 40
South Broadway, hve.roOmed house seven
roomed house on Virginia street No 50 south
loch street. four rooms and kitchen. q North
Broadway, Ave rooms. Seven.roomed house on
South Front street. lot 60xl00 feet Four good
houses on Virginia street: soven'Toomed mouse
lot 75xl20 feet, on South Penn street. Four
roomed houIe corner Jacob street, near Thirty
fifth street. FOR RENT-No. 8 south Penn street,
eight rooms; bath room. Il North Huron three
rooms and cellar. FINK 4 BkoWN,
on7 lib Market street..
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REPUBLICAN victory in the coming
election would retRrd for n long time tho
progress.o tho sound commercial doc
trlnou that underlIs the commercial great.
ness OF Great Britain and alone maintain
British ascend amer. London EVENING EepL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-07

Many years ago Governor Stevenson.
then editor of the State Journal, applied
the name "Soap Fat" to one Perry
Simpson, OF Mason county. The name
fit the low, coarse, vulgar, ignorant,
greasy character OF the fellow so well
that it has stuck to him to this day as a
by-word and a reproach. and he is
known only as Soap Fat Simpson"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-07

II is not Baron Tennyson who lies
dead. 1t is the singer whose songs have
charmed the EngIish-speaking world
and made the name Of Alfred Tennyson
familiar totwo generations. Longfellow,
Lowell, Whittier, TennysOn-they are
passing away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-07

Is the complaint Of many poor NOR
tails, who know not where to find re-
lief. Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses just
those elements OF strength which you
SO earnestly crave; it will build you up,
give you an appetite, strengthen your
stomach and nerves. Try it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-07

THE Rev. VIM. Stout, Wharton, Ont,
states: After being Intellectually treated
by seventeen different doctors for
scroiula and blood disease, was cured
by Burdock Blood Bitters. Write him
for proof. D4w
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Indeed, He wauIdu't.

InIeT Uccdn IEEEtnsI
Give Hon. j. Nelson wisner seat in
Congress and you will not find him
voting against the interests Of West
Virginia constantly. He would not
vote against fairly liberal pension bill
for the preservers Of his country.
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STATE PRESS POINTS.

AopaRtOHH POA
The honest Democrats of West yir-
ginia are well aware that Gen. Gof was
elected g, vernon in 1888, and that he
was cheated ont OF the Office. Remem-
Der this and vote for Davis Nov. sth.
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A British view oil tho AiherlC@" A"t ii''
sAe6IeId Daily Telegraph
''Tho promoters of the Mckinley tarii
meant 1t to push forward the policy OF
America for the Americans. Ono method
ofrealIzing It was to keep all work within
their own domInIonS. Tho country was to
be made selF-supplyinEi what could b"
produced Mt home was not to DO bought
abroad. That was the keynote of the Nc
Klnley scheme, and tits working out the
idea OF designsrs with the precision and
ofteotlveness of a machine"
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DID you hear them at the Grand
Opera House last nightF They were
talking gospel truth. Protection pays
the American people,
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DO not lose your sacred right to vote
through the neglect of the Assessor to list
American citizen. see to It ut once. The
limit OF time Is almost mp.
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LABOR COMMISSIONERS PICK hasn't yet
been burned at the stake by. the Dem
ocratic committee, but there is a whole
month left before election day.
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Ls.GooDsells dry goods the cheapest,

COMMENCING Sunday, October 9, Ohio
River railroad train No. l, will leave
Wheeling at o'clock q. M, central
time.
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The PGthfndn.
The Republican party has done more
for the country in twenty years than
the Democratic party did in forty.
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Hoods Pills act especially upon the
liver, .rousing it from torpidity to its
natural duties, cure constipation and
assist digestion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-07

EVERY Republican voter should sec to It
Mt once TINT he Is listed. soc that your
neighbor and all voters of your family arc
listed on the County Assessors books. You
may lose your vote II you do not look after
the Inaftar
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Gke GsteIIigtreer:
OCTOBER 7, 1909.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PREspEwr
BENJAMIN HARRISON
Of indiana
ron VICE PssrDESr
wHITELAw REID.
Of New YORK.
"oas Good Torn Deserves Another"
ELEc1oRs At LARGE
A. ". CAMPBELL.
ofohlo County.
ENocH CARVER
oiFnyette County.
prsrner ELECTORS
F;,s Tgsrtct-J. S. McCAsKEY. ot wetzel Co.
i1oond Dlstriet-F.T RUMBARGER Of Grant Co
7h4rd Dtartet-J. F. ROMAN. OF Kauawha Co
Fourth DDtriet-FRANK j. EsAGE Of Cabell CO
roR coSaRESs.
Fira Efarfe,-B B DovENER, otohto Co
sooond Distyiet-J " wlsNER, Of Berkeley Co.
7Ahd Dtstrtet-E P FUCKER Of Mercer Co.
Fourth Dtstrct-c T. CALDWELL, OF Wood Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-07

The Hon. Wayne Macveagh was
hoodooed by his law partner, the Hon.
Grover Cleveland.
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ANY other than Democratic speakers
in the far south will do we'll to armor
themselves for defense against the egg
that is long from the hen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-07

Richie Ga;dk.
Democrats these days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-07

IN 1890 1t was conflict OF predictions
now our adverSRries must face trade stat
istios and prices current-Preitdent Harrison,
lam, ~ 1soS
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THE listing Of every voter by the County
assessor II required by the new election
Insure his right 70 vote. The Assessor may
have omitted you. Find out II he has.
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BUorSE will Danish. reaches, bed bugs,
ETC., from your house forever. 20 cents.
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That's What.

Who is Tom DavisR The next Cover,
nor OF West Virginia.
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SOCIAL ADJUSTMENTS
FOR SALE.

one Of the best aud most desirable building
lots in Ohio county, the choice OF Woodsdale.
close to the motor line and only few minutes
drive from the city, size l2Sx35O. at very con-
" Big bargains Ia the property corner Twenty.
sixth aud Eof streets
Ncven.roomed brick house. with brick stable
on thea corner OF Twenty.sixth street and alley
VIII offer this property for few days at less
price than II would cost to build the house II
Is q good location for either residence or bnsi-
ness willpay l2i.S to Taper cent as an invest
Inent.
2ssouth Huron street, paved street, street car
line, for $500
National road, intersection OF Market street.
building lots everywhere at low prices
To let-Best fiat In tho city.
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OHIO COUNTY REPUBLICAS TICKET.
FOR SHERRY,
T.c MoFFAT.
ron PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
SAMUEL o. BoYcE
FOR A@EssoR, CITY DISTRICT.
W. a. HoRN1sH
FOR ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT.
ROBERT ANDERSON,
ToR HE,BERs HOUSE OF DELEoArES
g @. SMITH.
G. q. MEDTcH,
c. ]. RAwLTEG.
ALEX. McCoLLoCH,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VIVIAN TED-TWo PRACTICAL
w TLNNERs. AddressC 7. PRICE, Mounds
Willie W Va Ocl-