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Exact knowledge.

The importance of exact knowledge in
many things cannot be overestimated
A doctor was asked by mother if
arrowroot was healthful food for a
babe. He told her it was, and the
mother fed her child on that alone till
it was nearly starved. Had she known
that arrowroot contains little but starch
which alone cannot long support life
she might not have furnished so apt an
illustration of the proverb that "A
little learning is a dangerous thing
Housekeeper.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-02
His Own Mother Didn't Know Him

The following anecdote is told by a
young Englishman, who says: 81 was
coming home from India on leave of alb
sence. The ship did not arrive for some
days after it was due. My twin brother
Ben, had come up to receive me. and our
aged mother was very nervous.
Zone morning, after she had under
gone several disappointments because of
The ships delay, rushed into her room
saying. oh, mother, how are you? Hel
answer was, No, Benjamin, it's bad
joke; you know how anxious | am for
Alfred 1t was some time before
could convince my mother that was
her son Alfred, who had been away Sc
long, and not my twin brother, Ben
playing joke on her."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-02

High Grade Education for
Young Gentlemen and Boys.
Superior Hygiene, Salt
Baths, Gas, Electric Light,
Steam Heat. Address Leslie Mar
uaduke. SWEET SPRINGS, go.
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She Was Amazed.

The humor of those who 60 down to
the Academy to see pictures is apparent
ly inexhaustible. The following was
overheard: A lady went up to picture by
Mr.. R. W. Macbeth, A. R. A, and after
studying it for some time asked her
companion, who had a catalogue. the
name of the painter. Upon hearing it
Macbeth she said: Macbeth!
thought he died hundreds of wears ago.
London Tit-Bits.
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Pears
Soap

Whoever wants soft
hands, smooth hands, white
hands, or a clear complex.
ion, he and she can have
both; that is, if the skin is
naturally transparent; I'M
less occupation prevents.
The color you want to
avoid comes probably nei-
Their of nature or work, but
of habit.
Either you do not wash
eNectually, or you wash too
effectually; you do not get
the skin open and clean, or
you hurt it.
Remedy.-Use Pears
Soap, no matter how much;
but a little is enough if you
use it often.
All sorts of stores sell it, especially
druggists; all sorts of people use it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-02

Observations made to determine the
longitude of Montreal show that the
Transmission of the electric current
across the ocean and back occupied a
trife over one second, the distance be-
ing 5000 miles.
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OFFICERS REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.

Officers Elected at Dallas Meeting, April
18th, 1892.
President-D. A. Robinson, Of Dallas. I'd,
First Vice. President-John Nevins, of
Denison.
Second ce-President-L. P. Goodell,
of Fort Worth.
Third Vice-President - Judge C. G..
SecretaryET c. Cooper, Of Dallas.
Treasurer-B. T. Atwell, of Hutchins.
Executive Committee j. n. Baker,
Dallas: James Virnon, Denison, w. P.
Golf, Fort Worth; James p. Newcomb,
San Antonio; j. A. Reubler, Collinsville;
J. r. Hacklett, Houston; +. C. Blain, Del
Rio: q. W. Hahn, Rosenberg; w. T.
Fisher; J. w. Butler, Tyler; J. B. SchmitZ,
Denton: George Armstrong, Lamar; Wal
ter Davis. Ell PasO.
State Organizer j. NJ. Kindred, of
AmOrilla.
Official Journa - San Antonio Daily
LIGHT.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET
AT THE MINNEAPOLIS CON.
vENTIoN, JUNE 10TH, 1892.
FOR PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WHlTELAW REID,
OF New York.
WHITE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

NOMINATED AT DALLAS, April: 18TH, 1892.
For GovernCr-Hon. A. J. Houston,
(soD of Sam Houston.)
For Lieutenant Governor. P. New
comb, of San Antonio.
For Comptroller-J. b. Schmidt, of
Denison.
For State Treasurer-R. B. Baer, of
Harris county.
For Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion-D. c. Kolp, of Iowa Park.
For Land ommissioner-R.W Thomp-
son, of Harrison county.
For Attorney General-Walter s. Davis,
of Ell Paso.
Presidential Electors at Large-John
Nevins, of Grayson county, and DR.. Max
Urwitz, of Harris county.
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NO FIRE AT ALL
Causes Three Different Alarms and u Big
Excitcmcnt-The Wires Out or order, s

Causes Three Different Alarms and n Big
Excitcmcnt-The Wires Out or Order.
About half-past nine o'clock last night
an alarm OF fire rang out from box %.
Atleast box % is what most people said
1t was, though others claim it was 10
and some said SIS. All these numbers
were sounded on the bell in:the public
building, and in consequence the fire
department was in terrible state. The
chemical engine went to box 43, ut
Twentieth and Chaplino; the Atlantic
passed tho chemical on Market street
and went to box %, Mt Twelfth and Mar
kat streets, the Vigilant and Niagara
went in another direction. As tho
Vigilant reel was coming down Market
street one Of the horses fell in front OF
the Milwaukee saloon and was dragged
about ten feet, breaking the end of the
wagon tongue. OF course, the reel was
disabled, and the crew stood by, watch
ing the other apparatus rs they wan
a!erGd up and down Market street hunt
Ing Tor tho fire.
= s'AAAS sAAS GbISCp NNo lull VI IA
cited people, some Of whom were ex-
hausted following the engines and hose
carriages around. A rumor got about
mat there had been slight blaze in
Mea'cEs butcher shop on Chapline
street, between Twenty-soventh and
Iwcnty-cighth streets, but this proved
amstakc. The whole excitement was
caused by NO fire at all, and couple OF
frozen brakemen were tho innocent
cause OF the furry. The boys on the 3.
~. yard train, in getting ready for a
ZIP 10 Benwood, put some waste on tho
,pumper OF the car and lighted it to
iSGGp, themselves warm. As tho train
a,l, tho yard somebody saw the blaze,
anH thinking paint. car was on fire,
pulled box IS. Somebody else pulled
box 43. Tho wires were evi-
gently out Of order, and for tho various
alarms that sounded and the conse-
qucnt general mixedncss among tho
apparatus the department was not re-
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Mcdonald OH I,inII.

PIrrsBvRGlI, March 1O.-The j. w.
Kclso No. !, OF the Venture Oil COM
pany, OF Wheeling, south OF Mcdonald,
was drilled deeper to-day, but the bit
only,reached six foot OF tho fifth sand.
1t is making oil at the rate OF 800 bar
.rcls q day and improving. The deeper
the we'll gets tho better the quality OF
sand. A second pay is expected toward
the bottom. The drilling is progress
ing slowly on account OF the oil and gas
in the hole and it may DO several days
before the bottom OF tho sand lis
reached. The Venture Oil company
made a location to-day on the J. a.
Little farm, west OF tho Kelso, one on
:theJ. P. Scott, west OF thefLittle farm,
iand one on the T. B. Robbins, north OF
kelso. Tho well OF the Forest Oil COM
pany, on the Agnes Kemp farm, will
make about fifty barrels n. day. The
Wade No. ., Of Grcenleo & Forst,
reached the top OF the Gordon sand to-
day and is showing considerable oil. It
will be drilled in tomorrow.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
- Abroad.
W. W; Tcbo, Of Belington, is at tho
Stamm house.
Charles Waterhouse has gone to
Washington City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. stiiel have
gone to California.
n. @. Hamilton and son are visiting
in Washington, D. G. q
August Morand, OF Charleston, was at
tho Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. F. B. Ross left last evening via
the i. 4 0. for New York.
Mr.. Bert Schwartz returned yesterday
from trip into tho interior
Charles II. Whalley, OF the Island, is
confined to his home by sickness.
Jesse Burkett, the ball player, left
yesterday to join his club at Cleveland.
Sam D. Hubby, ESQ.,, Bradstreets'
representative at Pittsburgh. is in tho
city.
Charles J. Herbold, an insurance adj
ulster OF Cincinnati, is at the Mcclure
house. as
The Misses Emma and Mary Kearns,
OF New Martinsville, dined yesterday at
the Bchler.
Mrs. Henry speyer left on the Balti-
more 4 Ohio for Washington, D. G.,
last night. Al
Robert Anderson is at New Cambridge,
Ind, attending the big horse sale in
progress there.
J. T. Martin, OF New Martinsville, and
W. S. Watson, OF Fairmont, registered
yesterday at tho Behler.
Thomas Dawson, manager OF the
Wheeling Pottery, has moved from Elm
Grove to 2SOi Chapline street.
The venerable mother OF Mr.. Anton
Reymann celebrated on Wednesday her
eighty-eighth birthday amid a large
family gathering. Il
William Kelly, jr., Of Philadelphia,
travelling passenger agent OF the Chi
cage, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad was
in the city yesterday.
Prof. Joseph Devine, state educational
lecturer OF North Dakota, intended to
leave for his western home this week !:
unfortunately Mrs. Dcvine, his wife.
became i'll, the sickness developing into
typhoid fever.
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LOCAL Bl,EvIriEs.
Matters Of Minor Niomont In and About
tho City, s2. ' u

Matters Of Minor -Momont In and About
tho City. w
The GRAND this evening" Little
Lord Macl.eroy.n
orERA House. this ovening-Redpath
Concert company. " 81
The weather refuses to live up to tho
promise OF tic ground hog.
Alonnls FENroN, a wig, was arrested
yesterday by Officer Terrill.
YESTERDAY morning Lederer's ~ &
4" company left for Uhrichsvillc, 0. Il,
TIE second turn at the Wheeling steel
plant made the biggest run In tho his
tory OF tho mill last week. Tho gross
output WINS 1897 tons. Tho men are
proud OF this record. n
IN tho police court yesterday drunk
WIS fined 81 and costs, Susan Kaufman
~ and costs for keeping house Of Ill
lame and two girls and two mon S. and
costs Tor being in the house.
TIE pudding department OF the Ben.
wood Iron works resumed work ycstcr-
day morning, after being idle for about
wv "cchs. All tHc puuulcTs living out
oil tho city had returned and tho depart
ment is on full,
a MAN named Manley, living out Cald.
wells run and employed ut the River.
side mill, crushed tho forc finger OF his
right hand Yesterday while driving
spikes with n hammer. Doctor Ackcr-
man dressed tho wounded finger.
H 4 . . /.
!. PROFESSOR FISHER has accepted posi-.
ton with tho Provident Life, OF Wheel.
ing, taking charge OF tho books for tho
central district. Mr.. j. S. Anderson,
well known MS tho lightning SOLICITOR
has also connected himself with tho
same firm. n
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record one deed Of trust and quit
claim from John W. McConn and james
Il. McConn, to William Nichols and
John L. Nichols, for $40, releasing all
claim to q strip, Of land adjoining pro-
porty OF those parties in Liberty dis
trict.
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IN November last the Bank OF Eng
land had Sl06,2S5,2S9 in gold. The
Bank Of Germany had over Sl65, 100000
and the Bank of France over $255,0oO,-
600. In December, 1891, the United
States Treasury bad some s272, 100000
in gold and over s400,O0O,OOO in silver.
In December last the New York Life
Insurance Company had Sl25, 047, 200 in
cash and interest bearing assctu. This
is moro than the gold reserves in the
Bank OF England and compares favora-
bly, with the treasury assets OF the
other countries mentioned. Tho re-
cent examination OF this company BY
the insurance department has assured
its policy-holders and the public that
every doubtful item has been eliminated
from its assets, and all values are now
OH conservative basis. The company's
report shows large business for 1891.
The New York Lie is a great company
and has great future before it.
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ANOTHER ACT OF THE FARCE.

Tho Wind blow through the Workhouse
md tho Superintendent was Scared.
There was regular blizzard yester-
day afternoon for little while. The wind
blew u spanking gale, and shingles and
loose bricks were flying in the air. For
a time it looked as if serious damage
might DO done by the breeze, but it
quieted down at last with no moro eeri.
Gus results than tho removal OF few
unfastened shingles.
At tho height of the gale Superinten-
dent Rodenbaugh, OF the City Prison,
colloquially known as the work house,
telephoned to the, police headquarters
that the rickety old trap which the city
is guilty OF maintaining under the guise
Of 4 work house, was in danger OF col
lapsing from the force Of tho wind; and
the prisoners would be in danger OF
death If it fell in. He suggested the
advisability OF turning all the prisoners
loose to avoid fatalities. v The chief Of
police replied that he had no authority.
to release them, and Rodenbaugh an
swcrcd that if the wind did not cease to
rattle the rotten old hulk pretty soon ho
would take the responsibility on himself
and turn them loose. ii no did SO, how
ever, no report was received at head
quarters.
This occurrence is a commentary on
the farcical character of this co-called
city prison. There is nothing to keep
prisoner in il he wants out. All he has
to do is to lean against a board and it
will fall of. The institution is costly,
OF no use, and ought to be abolished or
replaced with new one. 1t is dis
grace to the city, and tho prisoners
could be maintained at less cost in the
county Jail than by the present system.
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AFRAID OF BEING ARRESTED.
Horny Ntolnnr tho s"Kidnappcd" Hun.
gnrinn, Deserts HIS Pnrnmuur.

Horny ntoinnr, tho aKidnapped" Hun.
Enrinn, Deserts his PnrnmOur.
The police authorities werc informed
yesterday that Henry Molnar, tho Hun.
garian who has figured rather spromin.
emily in tho papers--hrst in connection
with his arrest horeand transfer to Ohio
illegally, rs was claimed, which gave rise
to tho prosecution Of Constable Slant
McMasters, Of Jcireison county, Ohio,
on n charge OF kidnapping, and later rs
applying to the county clerk for por-
init to live for five years with woman
who was not his wife, although no had
u wife living in Hungary-had deserted
the woman with whom he had been
living and loft the city and state, leav-
ing no means for the woman to live on,
and she had been taken seriously i'll
at their homo in North Wheeling, and
was loft in tho place alone' witl n. baby
a little over year old. Application was
made to tho county commissioners for
her admission to tho infirmary, and
Commissioner Koch, OF that district,
being absent, Commissioner McGregor
requested County Physician Wilson to
80 up and examine tho woman. 1fasho
Is in the condition represented she will
no doubt be admitted to tho inGrmary.
Neighbors say she is dangerously i'll
with peritonitis, which DR.. Spragg con-
firmed yesterday after m examination,
and she might die before she could be
taken out to tho infrmary. ~
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THE MERCANTILE CnUD's
Dance at Franzl,eim's lIall-Tho Climb

Dance at Franzheim's Eall-Tho Climb to
be Enlarged. Us
One OF the prettiest dances OF the sea-
son was the one given by the Mercan-
tile club last night at its rooms & in
Franzheim's hall. Oyer twenty-five
couples glided over the smooth surface
Of the best dancing floor in town, to
the music OF the Opera House orches-
ira. Like all tho, balls given
by tho club during the past
year, the one Of last night was "a strictly
full dress affair, Among the strangers
present were Mrs. l. Sulzbackcr, Miss
May and Miss Munker, OF Steubenville,
who visiting Mr.. Sol Krauss fam
lily, and Mrs. Cans, of Baltimore, who
is on visit to her father, E{iA1r. Victor
Rosenberg. f;a,gs
At midnight supper was served, and
after thenre!urn' to- the ball room the
dancing was continued until o'clock
in the morning. (, Mr.. Emanuel Hanaucr
made very efficient master OF 'cercmo-
MES. 4
Tho Mercantile Club is composed of
the elite ofthe jewish population Of the
city, and has been uniformly successful
in everything it has undertaken. A
charter has been applied for and is ex-
pccted about the first OF April. Fifty
five charter members the. now
incorporation starts Sswith, and
expects to take in new mem
bers. When the charter arrives tho
members of the club intend to extend
and improve tho rooms. Arrangements
are pending for tho rent Of two apart
ments on tho floor underneath the dane
ing hall, to be used for billiard rooms.
A culinary department will be .estab-
lished and meals served to members.
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D Essg' ..|-sr
Tho Elks I.Otlr.

lhe Elks held q very interesting SEES
S Sson AZ their lodge rooms last night.
S"mulaates wore nominated for all the
Important ~ offices for tho ensuing year,
H ~ We voted upon at the next meeting.
, w"e candidate was initiated into the
PO ,s.eiles OF elkdom, no being Mr.. John
TnITI,,Shhoure, Of Bridgeport, Ohio. After
w. w. 'ne regular business was transacted,
, tMG lodge with the generosity 90 charac.
d LrSuc Of this charitable organization,
Mn %",eu twenty dollars to tho Eugene
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BELLAIRE,
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
st tho Glass City,

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Capt. W. II. Little returned to his
family hero yesterday evening after m
absence in prison for eighteen months
for acting rs attorney for Caroline Swift
zer in obtaining pension that was duo
to her mother. Tho woman personated
her mother, and bearing tho same name
sho readily obtained the money. There
was some trouble among tho heirs over
the money, and Joseph Z. Dobler re.
ported the matter to Washington, which
secured tho investigation and tho
punishment OF tho woman and her at
torney. 1t Ia remarkable that Dobler
was sent TO the penitentiary shortly af-
forwards for forgery and Is still there.
Tho Chautauqua programme for this
evening is as follows:
ng-....,.. Miss jennie Smith
Questions on the right Of Congress 10 collect
taxes, regulate commerce, etc., under section
Observation-Disclosures. =. ~" Gussic sChlcls
Same article, section Leroy Hopkins
Same article. section 10 Melott
American literature during tho Revolutionary
charaeer Iss R ! MSfray
Talk-Womon's work in the Columbian Expo
- NJ rs X. c. Faris
Debhte-ls the annexation of Canada an event 10
BIO desired blythe United statcsHs:.........
Visitors arc invited to attend tho
meetings.
AS result OF the Jail delivery here,
Mayor MCGOWAN yesterday suspended
Officers John FELTON, and Capello John
son from the police force, and called tho
council police committee together last
night The committee reinstated John
son. FELTON, stays of. In justice to
Mayor Meg and Marshal Shepherd,
it may DO stated that they were absent
at court ct st. Clairsville for two days
following, the delivery Of tho burglar
or the suspensions would have come
sooner
/ Charles Johnson, ono of the police
suspended by the mayor yesterday is
candidate for the Democratic nonii-
nation for marshal and John Strobel is
the prospective Republican candidate.
Both evening papers here publish a
letter purporting to como from Morton,
the escaped robbcf, in which he assails
StrobePs motives for arrcsting him.
But charges from that source have
little weight.
Mr.. John McCloy, Of this city, and.
Miss Libbie Steele, daughter Of John
Steele, at West Wheeling were married
"Wednesday evening.
Coroner Boyd was nominated for
Council by the Republicans, but cannot
hold two Offices except us member OF
a school board.
Rcv. Russell II. Conwell had SPLEEN
did audience at the Christian Church
last night to hear his lecture on "Acres
OF Diamonds"
Brady Bradfcld, twelve-old boy,
was run over by freight train at
Franklin and lost his right leg above
the knee.
Miss Kate Rodefer, ono Of the teach
ers in the schools hero, visited the St.
Clairsville schools yesterday.
John Lazure, a we'll known young
man about twenty-five years OF age, died
OF heart failure yesterday.
Miss. Wysa Clements is visiting st.
Clairsvillc friends.
The Chautauqua circle meets to-
night.
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{ Sunday lnse Ball Must Go.

FRASEroRr, KY, March lo.-A bill
has been prepared and will be offered
in the house this week o!prolibit tho
playing OF Sunday ball in this common
wealth, and which proposes to prevent
by heavy penalties the worry throwing OF
a ball within tho state on the first day
OF the week. r. b,
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l,olIef for tn. Russians,

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, March 10, "A
solid train OF twcnty-eight cars contain
ing $1,000 bushels Of shcllcd corn has
been made up hero and will be shipped
TO the seaboard for shipment to Russia.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Winter md Movements Of Boats
The Kivcr Interests.

Stage of Water and movements OF Boats.
The River Intorosts.
The reports from above were:
Brownsvile-l3 feet 8 inches aud
falling slowly.
Morgantown-s feet 8 inches and ris-
ing slowly; snowy.
Warren-2 feet 10! inches; light
snow.
The steamer Congo will pass up to-
day for Pittsburgh.
Tho towboat Bob Ballard passed up
yesterday with two boat loads of cross
ties.
Tho S. /. Wood, Dave Wood and
Fred Wilson passed down yesterday
with tows OF coal.
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No ONE thinks Off domestic or foreign
trip, without y supply OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. % cents. &
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Thy Strawberry and compare it
with any other. They arc not in it,
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/. Neckoned by l,lizz;,rds.

Mr.. @. Dunlap, formerly superintond
ent Of tho fourth division OF the B. & 0.
railroad, and at present superintendent
OF the great Rock Island route, dined at
the Windsor hotel yesterday on his way
to Topeka, Kansas. Ho was in a big
hurry, having received word that the
western billiards. were playing havoc
with his road. .,&
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RARE BARGAINS In Fine China Plates.
NIeut sets, Fish Sets, Ice Cream, Srts, OF q.
this week, at /. q. DILLON j. CO.'S
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SMOKED Sturgeon received daily at
Zarnits Bros.& Co.'s. Sb
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GREAT BARGAINS in fine Shoes at
L. v. BLoND's.
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b lFyou want to be surprised ask your
grocer Tor bottle OF Zarnlts' Surprise
Catsup, for sale by all grocers.
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DIED.

ZINKANN-At his residence, No. 1909 Main
street. on Thursdny evening, March 10, lSyl
at o'clock. HENRY ZlNKANN, In his G5th
year. -
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To tho proprietor OF Salvation OIL
Thou hast built q living monument,
\ cure for hearts with little money spent,
Salvation Oil, the greatest liniment s.