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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-07
THE OWL SERVICE COMMISSION
Makes It's Report-Attention Called to the
Assessment system.

Makes It's Report-AttentiOn Called to the
Assessment system.
WASHINGTON, d. c., December o.-The
Civil Service Commissioner to-day made
public his ninth report to the President.
OF political assessment the report says:
"This is the first time the Civil Service
Commission has, in the midst Of Presl-
Dental campaign, actively intertered TO
prevent the collection Of these assess
ments and it believes its action
had a most beneficial effect, and that
there was much less assessing done than
ever before, although it cannot be doubted
that as il was altogether too much TOOK
place. In the opinion of the commission
this practice will not be wholly broken up
until il is made penal Offense, for any per-
son whatsoever to solicit a POLITICAL contrl-
button from a government employe IN any
place whatsoever.
The commission calls attention to the
systematic attempts madeln various States
TO collect assessments from Government
EMPLOYEES. In all the cases 1t promptly
published the facts ln full, and handed the
| testimony over to the Attorney General.
| The Commissioner declares that the clas-
/ sified service should be extended as rapidly
/ as practicable. The National Letter Car
riers' Association in its capacity or q
branch of the Knights OF Labor have
! recon tueuded that all free delivery offices
/ be classified. The letter carriers are Just
/ like other American citizens, they want 10
/ oct what they earn when they do the Wnrx
I ngtIiiiy, JuUf sUOuiu q u Oe made the SpolA
of local political bosses.
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THE LAST SAD RITES.
Earth to Earth and Dust to Dnst-The
Mortal Remains of Jay Gould Laid in the


Earth to Earth and Dust to Dnst-The
Mortal Remains of Jay Gould Laid IN the
Tomb.
New YORK, December 6.-From early
morning the sidewalk opposite the GouIu
mansion was lined with men ana women
who seemed impelled to gather there more
through curiosity than anything else. ~
was the day of the financial kings ourIal,
and they would at least catch glimpse oi
the casket as it was carried out. Ihey nad
been refused admission yesterday, but to-
dav not all the police force OF Ihe
citv could prevent them from
viewing such incidents attend
ing the interment as took place on
the public thoroughfare. Six big police
men. however, kept the crowd away from
the immediate ueighborhood Of the house
The announcement made yesterday thaU
the long drive to the tomb would be oegun
at 9 80 o'clock led the mourners 10 assem-
BILE early. The company which was TO az
tend the interment included only tne
fiuanciers family and about score Oh MS
nearest friends. Ten carriages were
drawn up along the curbstone.
At 10 o'clock sharp the heaVy oaKeu
doors of the Gould mansion swung open
and DR.. Paxton, accompanied oy Chancel-
lor McCracken, stepped upon the porcn'
When they appeared Undertaken Main,
who had been waiting on the opposite side
of the street, hurried with four assistants
into the rear door of the mansion and the
hearse drew up to the curb A moment
later the undertaken and his men brought
the casket from the house and lifted II into
the vehicle.
Drs. Paxton and McCracken entered the
first carriage which moved to the front OF
the hearse. In the second George j. Goulo
and his wife, Harold and Miss Helen
the Sala aex a9d t6SfGSr5B 6sfiG 5Bhh ri TIE gSgesoa I I
other carriages were occupied by friends oi
the deceased and his family. AS the car
riages moved away the throng dispersed
and in less than half an hour the street haC
resumed its accustomed appearance.
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soRIPTURAL EVIDENCE
OEered Against DIR. BrIggs-Where the
Texts Are Found.

OuGLtu AkdAho1 III LIB
Texts Are Found.
NEW YORK, December 6.-In the Briggs
case to-day DR.. Birch read nine passages OF
Scripture to which he asserted DR.. Briggs
doctrine of salvation through the light OF
reason is in direct conflict. The texts are
f fEdediiB Isaina 81, ON :59 Johhf 5hnf Is,
l. John $40, Galatians l %, Second Tim
othy 3:15-l7 and Second Peter 1:19-2l.
These citations the speakers declared
proved the charges beyond question.
Dr. Birch then summoned, as he said,
four scriptural witnesses to the stand and
examined them on the question at issue.
The witnesses thus conjured upon were
the Ethiopian Eunich, the Centurian Cor
nelius, the scholarly Bereans, and Apollas,
the friend and co-worker with ST. Paul
All of these found the scriptures essential
tor salvation. The scriptures are there
fore equally essential for James Mar
tineau's and Cardinal Newman 8 salvation.
To deny the necessity Of the scripture is to
deny the integrity of God. The same line
of argument was used in the proof Of
charged.
The argument Of the prosecution on the
charges remains TO be presented. Then
DR.. Briggs will be called upon answer the
accusations.
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MIR. MCKINLEY THINKS
BE Thinks the Tariff Fight Is not Set
tied and That He Is the Logical Candl-
date for Governor of Ohio Next Year.

Thinks the AAEAA - --S~ 49,
tied and That He Is the Logical Candl-
date for Governor OF Ohio Next Year.
Special telegram 10 me REGISTER.
COLUMBUS, o., December 6.-This morn
ing,s Cincinnati Commercial Gazette con-
tained a significant interview with Cover
nor Mckinley in which he is made to say
that while he would neither seek nor shun
the nomination for Governor next year he
thought the conditions such that his nom
ination was demanded by the best interests
of the party.
The Governor himself left the city for
Canton early this morning, but Private
Secretary Boyle said regarding the inter
view that it contained nothing new; that
he had said the same to many newspaper
correspondents in the last two weeks after
talking with the Governor regarding the
matter. MIR. Boyle was reminded that at
least that part of the interview in which
the Governor said the best interests Of his
party in his opinion demanded his renomi-
nation was new and TO this he replied:
"Well, the Governor has never thought
the tariff fight was finished by the last
election. In fact he believes it has only
just begun
Speaking further he said he felt certain
that the Governor would have but to say
the word and he could get the nomination,
but that he would not make nor permit to
be made any organized effort in his behalf.
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ssrsre CYCLONE In Texns.

ATLANTA, TEX, Decem Der 6-About one
o'clock this afternoon a disastrous cyclone
occurred three miles east of here, sweep
ing away farm houses and outbuildings and
leaving death and general destruction in
its path.
The residence of Sam. McAdams was de-
stroyed, aud he and three children fatally
hurt Charles Carey's gin house with all
its contents was destroyed. The house Of
Wes Dawson, colored, was demolished
and several children fatally injured.
The path of the storm was about one
hundred yards wide. 1t left only destruc-
ton where it passed. 1t is feared that
further east still greater damage was
wrought, but further particulars are unob-
taiuaOle at this hour
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Homes cad AnaIrs.

HOMESTEAD, PA, December 6.-About a
dozen OF the old men returned to work this
morning at the mill, which number will be
augmented from time to time Several of
the old mill men who have been refused
work at the mill are making arrangements
to engage in business in the town, and the
number Of business houses will be con-
siderably increased before the holidays ar
rive.
The Ward Committees last evening met
and redistricted the town and each men,
Der Of the committee started out this
morning to canvass his district and then
report st the meeting 10 be held in Such
man'3 Hall this evening Contributions
keep coming in from outside sections
Cain Bros, the coal dealers Of this place,
have donated 1000 bushels of coal for those
who are in need Of fuel.
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The Omcial Vote.
SrAeinL TtLeornm % ths Reo,ster.

Special Iete0rGEa 10 mo 6fQtsgeF.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, December 6.-The
following is the official vote for the several
candidates for Presidential electors and
for Congress, except the First district.
In the First district, Marshall county mas
not reported.
Presidential Electors: Democratic, Vim
son, S2,646; Daily, S2,644; Post, S2,655;
Preston, 1851; Butcher, 50, ,059; McCluer,
50, ,s57 Republican, Campbell, 77,7O4; Car
yer. a, ,716; McKasky, 77709; Rumbarger,
a., ,729; Rowan, 77,706; Sage, 77,7OS. Pro
hibition. Carskadon, 1903; Hail. 1,795; Nc
Gregor, 1901; Shafer, 1,7S4; Hank, 1,S00;
Stewart, 1879. Peoples Party, Mari, L.
S27; L. G. Shinn, 4,S27: Houston, 1927
Cochran, 1926; Strowman, 4,Sll; Pickens
4,SO9.
Second District. Wilson, 2l,SO7; Wis
ner, 20, 756; Gibson, 327; Fitzgerald, 562.
Third District.-Alderson, %, ,696; Ruck-
er. 20, $50; Ellison, 30S; Gates, 504.
Fourth District.-Capehart, 2l, ,99l ;
Caldwell, 19, ,924; Martin, 90; scattering, l6.
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IN TIE SENATE

he Republican Members Listen TO the
hiessage-Census Bureau Employees VINO
are Too Partisan.
VVAs5rSGrON, ID. c., December 6.-As
non as the Secretary Of the Senate finish
the reading OF the journal OF yesterday,
AR IAruden. one of the Presidents secre-
. lariesa appeared at the main door and de-
,',,d and All 5y Secretary ,5feit asf,' ncCoo8E..
Th commercial and business statistics
venfiu the first part Of the message and
@ sarcastic paragraphs as 20 the supposed
'eCtq Of a tariff for revenue seemed 70
eet general approval on the Republican
Be Of the chamber, while they attracted
tie attention on the other side.
lring the reading, Democratic
natOrs were for the most part chatting
tlessly with each other, or attending
their correspondence, while the
publican Senators, on the contrary,
q the President the compliment Of Civ
to his message their undivided atten-
q. The various other subjects discussed
The message, however, seemed 10 have
.le interest for Senators on either side.
9 Democrats made no pretense OF listen
aud the attendance Of Republicans
wed a marked falling of. Seats IN the
lomatic gallery were occupied through
the reading Of the message by the Span
Minister and by the First Secretaries
ne German and Russian Legations.
everal bills were introduced and re-
'ed. among them the following;
~ Mr.. Bate-TO repeal statutes relat-
o Supervisors OF Election and special
ties
NIr. Chandler-For the suspension Of
igration for one year.
Vest offered a resolution reciting al
ions in the public press charging
h.a of - am
IS especially Of enumeratOrs ln the
of Missouri, who are said 70 have
D lists Of voters for partisan use; and
charging that certain clerks OF the
INA Bureau had been sent TO the State
,w York during the recent election 70
1rm partisan service, and directing an
.tigatiOn OF such charges by the Sen
Committee on the nth census.
Hale. Chairman of the Census Com
). said that he presumed there would
,hiectiOn 70 the proposed invesuga-
= could not help thinking that the
rom Missouri had been leo into
Il resolution bv what would be
be matter OF substance. The
.ensus Bureau had done immense
18th but very little political buSl-
Mr.. Vest referred 70 tae arrest OF
.ensps official in Albany, n. Y, for an
'7mpt 10 induce thirty Democrats 70 20
M tAe Hudson river on an excursion
thus 10 keep them away from the polls.
Mitchell-Does the Senator think
= result of the voting 10 New York
st Democrats had been kept from
THE result in New York has
90 with what I am saying, be-
attempt was unsuccessful This
rrested and put In jail. he gave
d name, and / am Credloly IN
he has been rewarded by be-
and put in a higher and
i've position on account OF his
ctivity in the last canvass. I'he
vent over without action till
introduceda bill to increase the
.ishment and 10 was referred.
ten minutes executive session
adjourned.
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PARKaURsr EXPOSED.
How the Reverend Gentleman AZ
quired Taste for smut-ByrneS hAS
eliminating Letters.

eliminating Letters.
NEW York, December 6. According TO
SUPERINTENDENT of Police Byrnes, the Kew
DIR. Parkhurst's deep-seated interest In eX-
posing vice originated in an effort he made
nine months ago to aid the daughter OF one
of his wealthy parishioners in securing
terminating evidence against her husband
tha. she might get divorce.
The Superintendent said: "The tesu.
mony for the plaintiff comprehended PROOF
that her husband maintained woman III
an evil resort and a member OF the ponce
force won the i'll will of DR.. Parkhurst oy
refusing to swear to certain Iacts 10 suiU
the case.
"The mother of the plaintiff was equally
bitter against the stubborn police Official,
and falling to get revenge, she and Dr.
Parkhurst began q series OF prosecutions
against the housein which the defendant In
the divorce suit is said TO. have lost
his marital honor, and in this revengetul
recreation. DR.. Parkhurst and his parish
oner acquired taste for persecution ana
MANNED to encompass the ruin OF the ponce
department and city officials"
Tbe mother of the plaintiff in the divorce
suit. Mr.. Bvrnes said, had friend, a
woman of character, in whom she thought
she could trust, and this woman
called on her in reply 10 d
note. which is in the possession
of Mr.. Byrnes. What occurred at that ln-
terview was written out by the woman
who was summoned She was sent by the
parishoner to Dr. Parkhurst, and as soon
as she was able she recorded what she salu
then. ,-,..
This woman appeared to DR.. Parkhurst
and the mother Of the divorced girl TO be
willing to do their bidding, but a few
hours after she had left them she
eased her conscience by going, to
Superintendent Byrnes, and she has been
his ally ever since, although there are
twenty letters at police headquarters 70
prove that DR.. Parkhurst and mis- parish
toner's believed that she was turtherlne
| their ends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-07

LAKEvooD, n. j., December 6.-The
only persons Of note who called upon Pres
ident-elect Cleveland this afternoon were
George H. Earle, President Of the Penn
sylvania Warehouse Company; Richard V.
Cook, President Of the Philadelphia Guar
antee Company. They came by special
train from Philadelphia. Mr.. Cleveland
said the visit of the Phlladelphians was
purely Of a social nature MIR. Cleveland
remained at the cottage all afternoon
writing letters. Several towns people
called upon the President-elect tonight.
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General Ro,scran,s Condition.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 6,-The
condition Of Gen. VIM. 5. ROsecrans, Reg
lister of the Treasury, is now such as to
cause his friends serious apprehension.
Nervous prOstration, heart weakness and
a stroke Of paralysis Of the arm are de-
stroying his vitality AS the General is
now % years old, il looks as if il will be
but a question of very short time when
ne will collapse entirely. He had better
night than usual last night and is feeling a
little better this morning.
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SHERIFF EELLER FOUND.
After Living Nineteen Days on Pheasant
and Mouse.
c,..,oI TJ,l,Orayn 10 khs RsOisteg

SDtctdB 1ettoT1n1 70 ne heoistG.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, December "a
special dispatch to the Gdztite from Lewis
burg. w. Va, states that Sherin w. n.
Belier, Of Mason county, who was lost In
the Yew Pine mountains, Greenorler
county, w. Va, nearly three weeks ago,
and was given up for dead, was found allve
today party of hunters on Cherry river.
He had existed fnr nineteen days on one
pheasant and one mouse and was nearly
famished when found. Sheriff Beller
and party started from Mason, county
on hunting expedition to the
Yew Pine Mountains, Greenbrier county,
ON the 18th Of November. There was a
deep snow in the mountains when they ar
rived. and while searching for Location
for their camp, Beller became separated
from his companions and was unable 70 re-
ioin them. The other members OF Tue
party instituted search for the lost man.
but all efforts to find him proved unsuc-
cessful. The search was continued unul !
few days ago when he was given up Ior
dead and the party returned home. Hls
discovery now is received with as much
rapturous delight as though he had risen
from the dead.
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reading OF the message, which was then on
motion Of Mr.. McMillin, Of Tennessee, re-
ferred 10 the committee of the whole.
Mr.. Cultivate, of Ohio, announced the
death Of Representative John j. Warwick,
and in respect to the memory Of the de-
ceased the House adjourned.
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Odd Bill.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December GA
bill 20 protect American workingmen" is
the title of a measure introduced in the
House to-day by Representative Chapman,
Of Michigan. According 10 its provisions
no alien who is a nonresident of the
United States shall work at any mechani-
cal trade or in any manual labor within the
borders of the United States.
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Wxominc,s Two Govsrnors.

CHEYENNE, WYo, December 6.-Wyom-
ing still has the remarkable spectacle Of
two allotted Governors. Govenor-elect
Osborne and party of his friends called
at the Capitol this morning and announced
that they wanted to canvass the votes.
Acting Governor Barber refused to have
the vote canvassed, or to let Osborne be
present when the canvass took place. It
begins to look as though trouble might
come at any moment.
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wm Take mo Notice Of Davvy.

WASHINGTON. D. c., December 6.-At
meeting Of the House Committee investiga-
ting the administration OF the Federal cleo
tion law in New York City, il was decided
10 take no notice whatever Of the petition
submitted 70 the House yesterday in behalf
of John l. Davenport, in which the letter
asks for hearing at the bar OF the House.
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The Phnadelphia LEDGER" scorched.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, December 6.-The
Public Ledger building az the southwest
corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets was
badly gutted by fire and water. The
damage BY fire was confined almost entire
~ 20 the composing room on the top floor,
but q torrent Of water poured down
through the building flooding every floor In
the structure. The loss can only be ap-
nr0ximated tonight but 1t VIII be some
where between $50, 600 and $500. 900.
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The New Fr.nch nIInistrr.

Paris, December 6-The new cabinei
formed By NJ. Ribot held its first meeting
to-day A draft Of the policy Of the minis.
try was approved and the programme VIII
be read ID the Chamber Of Deputies when
that body reassembles on Thursday. The
Journal DIS Debats says that the country
viii experience a feeling Of relief at the
termination Of the crisis and expresses the
nope that the ministry win be frmer In The
direction % affairs than was the last cani.
net
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THE LAST OF BENJAMIN
Never More Through the Legislative
Halls Will His Words Of
ALLEGED WISDOM BE RE-ECHOED.

President Harrison Makes HIS
Retiring Bow as an Advisor
and Counselor of the Wise Men
of the Nation - His Message
Very Like the One Read at the
Opening of the First Session
The Same Trumped Up Pros
perity-Sympathy for Railroad
Men and Working People Gen
erally-What Reciprocity Has
Done.
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ahlunr,it,n Triumph.

BERLIN. December 6.-Ahlwardt's tri-
umph. il may be said, Is the sole topic Of
the Berlin press. In an interview AZ the
Lehrte railway station n this city on Sat
urdav. Prince BismErck said that be re-
garied the strong poll 80 favor Of Ahllgardt
az the first Friedburg olectlon as demon
stration Of popular discomfort with the
present regime, and proof Ct the growth
of anti -Semitism-
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Bids far 1Iartinsburg's Custom House.

cpecIuI I8telTuUt % 90 htps9tsf
WASHINGTON, d. c., December 6.-Bids
for the construction of the new public
building at Martinsburg were opened at
the Treasury Department to-day. The
three lowest bidders were Robt. NJ. Jacks
& Son, Canton, o., &49, 800, if lime stone
is used; $4,000 if sandstone is used, time,
fourteen months. J. w. Cottereu & Co.,
of Cincinnati, limestone, $5l, 800; sandstone,
SOL, 7gO; time, ten months. Frank Baldwin,
of Washington, S53,S time, twelve
months. II. 7. Cushman q Bro, Of Mar
tinsburg, put in a bid Of 500, 456 for lime
stone, and S. A. Walenbauer, of Martins
burg, one at $65, 900.
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DstecTive In JHu.

NEW York, December 6.-Charles w.
Garden, Chief Of the Rev. DR.. Parkhurst
detective, who accompanied the Doctor on
his visits to the evil resorts Of New York,
was to-day held to the Court OF General
Sessions, in the SUM of $500, for extortlng
money from fallen women. Not being able
to secure bondsmen he was remanded 10
the Tombs Prison.
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The Dats of annrinr Fixed.

Special TsIe0rGm 10 ths REGISTER.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, December 6.-The Su-
preme Court to-day fixed the time for hear
ing the mandamus case in Fayette county
election muddle for December 10. Each
party is obliged TO have all dispositions
needed on hand bv that time.
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|, Town Rurped Ont,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, December 6.-The
business centre of Alexandria, Madison
county, comprising nearly quarter OF the
town was burned at an early hour this
morning. Loss viii reach $40, 900, half OF
which is insured.
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me SDree,s Passenrers Transferred.

QUEENSTOWN, December 6.-The Norta
German Lloy1 steamship Havel arrived
here to-day, and after taking on board sne
passengers Of the disabled Spree proceeded
TO New York
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OMAHA. Nrr December 6.--Margaret
Nisther Is very lex and unable to hll her
shorf season 6eiore the final dis6andment
OF her compau ana tae eoAp1Ay
given notice that ae season - seete.os9
af aD end. They e now 4n SaAAa h'.
irg foE 9omethin tatA W
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urADAcRK, Neuraigia, Dizziness, Dr
enness, Spasms, Sleeples1ne8s, cured
Dr.. Niles Nervine. Samples free AZ
Logan Drug Compang's and r. B. BIZ
ana e Bowie Bros, Bridgeport
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WASHINGTON, d. c., December cit is
officially announced that there will be no
social events Of any kind at the executive
mansion during the present winter.
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SrrATrcA and lumba90 readily yield 70
ctltetion OH Al few applicsticns win
5roues tie desired result Try i 2'cts.
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.RY UN1NTEREsTING.
snt's Message Almost Put the
-. -----.---

ept's Message Almost Put the
House 20 sleep.
ron. ID. c., December 6.-ln
rrast with the busting scene OF
as The meeting Of the House To-
were sew persons in the gal
non the floor the members
We settled into the old routine.
manner and amid the devout
IAN the mem bers, who re-
ing. the Chaplain alluded 70
.ctions which the President
nj invoked the divine pro
te bereaved ones.
Of MARYLAND, introduced a
ter protection Of commerce.
IA national quarantine. Re
Pruden. one Of the Presi-
was announced and pre-
ll message which Clerk
began % read.
ahe message met with lit
any Of the members left
30 stuf 3 the recOmmen-
idenf their leisure at
u ~ ad entered into
themselves 20 q
eQasuued g. the
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DIR. BUIL's Cough Syrup has always
been kept up to the standard tits the
sans il vas forty years ESQ. the bsst sola.