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the worst forms of Scrofula, even
Consumption Cor Lung-scrofula) in
its earlier stages; and for Dyspepsia,
oliver Complaint" and every kim
dred ailment, nothing approaches it
as a remedy.
Nothing else, at any price, is really
as cheap. You pay only for the
good you get.
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W.

We want twenty men not afraid to work
to sell Organs and Sewing Machines. will
pay salary from $40 to $50.
We q to trade Pianos, Organs and
Sewing Machines for ten good horses to
work to sewing machine and organ wagons
Write to
ALEXANDER BROS. & CO.,
lis Washington Street,
. Greenville, S. g.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-09-17

A Humorous Reproduction From a
college, Magazine of We Olden
Times,
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,lr. Hnynrd Won't iolL

Mr.. Duyard Ia not doing him'Olt jun.
tics. When asked by blD disappointed
British friends 10 explain tho result Of
tho elections 10 said Ito could not do.
Ilno tho iaSuOs aud tic Cau1O oil tho 70.
suit.
Tho isuuc was protection, and Oh that
tho Republican party won. Tho cauBOl
wont along with tho ISauo and had to
do with tho general imbociliLY Of tho
Democratic party
Mr.. BayArd has not boon out Of tho
country 10 long nor Ia no 40 far away
from II that ho should DO unable 10
understand what u Is that las struck
hls pntly aud why II Ia hit 40 hard.
Tho people Of tho United States want
tho frat chance 10 earn their bread In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08
Tho BAD Gas.

The trustees Of the gas board explain
why 1t is that there is sulphur in the
gas. The reason is the same under the
new board as it was under the old, and
neither is to blame. Tho purifying APP
paratus Ia worn out, and HInce the new
process Is so soon TO be put into opera
ton its not thought worth while to 20
to tho expense Of putting in new purity
ing boxes. The reason is good although
for tue time the gas is bad. The trua'
tees have done what any business man
would have done 10 a like case, aud
this il. what public servants should do
ALWAYS,
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Who nrokn Inc solId south 2

West Virginia Republicans are as
proud as anybody can be Of the result
in Maryland and Kentucky, but when 1t
N to talking about the solid south
having been broken, that was done q
year ago by West Virginia, and the
historian Of these timOS will do us the
kindness not to forget this interesting
fact.
BY a majority Of nearly 1900 West
Virginia sent n solid RepublicOn dele.
CATION TO tho house Of representatives
and a Republican TO tho United States
senate. Where 10 tho state in tho
Union that can show such u record a,
thiS2
West Virginia Republicans arc proud
Of thoir achievement and do not intend
that u shall DO forgotten. 10 this they
will add next yOar WoSt virgInia'S
electoral vote. This Is tho kind Of state
West Virginia has como 10 DO.
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MenninE ID MargIaaa,. Vote.

NtE iefk Trt5uas tRtpl
The people Of Maryland have not 70.
voltOd against Arthur p, German per-
soually so much as against tho political
party aud policy which lie represents.
They are tired Of boss rule. They are
sick Of election day brawls in their
metropolisJ They are woAried aud dis
gusted with false registration aud ballot
box stuting, aud all tho political scoun.
drelism which disgraced their state long
before Mir. German 1850 TO power, aud
which hU has been unwilling or unable
to suppress, They hgyo rovolted against
bad government, and therefore against
Democracy. Thoy have turned 10 good
government, and therefore to RHpubli.
canism. That is tho meaning Of yeater.
days work at the Maryland polls,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

Ntp Fork AdtdtIr tR1p.)
IntolligcntNe York voters arc weary
OF the imbecilIties and CRlamities Of
CIcSelandism. They are tired Of seeing
the stars and stripes dragged in the dust
tired OF seeing foreign manufacturers
favored at the expense Of American
citizens; tired Of seeing the increase in
the treasury doaoit, aud tbs Ondloss
financial blunders Of this misit admin
istrRlion. They realize that for tho ma.
ton as for the state, progress and pros.
pority can be attained only by Rdher.
cnco to Republican politics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

RdSRIHgloa Star (lad,l
For an otI,year the elections Of 1895
proved to ho exceptionally interesting.
The general tendency toward Republic
Canism that was shown throughout the
country proved the iallaoy OF the belief
that the returning prosperity would be
go favorable to the party in power as to
cause a reaction from the tidal wave OF
a year ago that was 30 disastrous to the
Democracy. 1t IL noteworthy that not
only did the Republicans hold their
own with large maiorlties in such
strongholdS as Massachusetts,, PGnnsyl.
vania aud Iowa, but they checked the
Democratic tendency in Ohio aud New
York while accomplishing three de-
ciSive victories in states that have
hitherto been ~impreguRbly Democratic,
Maryland, Kentucky and New Jersey.
The result in New York may
have au important bearing anon tho
presidential conventions aud shown
that tho Empire state is under normal
circumstances to be- counled in tho
Republican column.
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their own field Of labor, and they :
going to keep hsmmorins at 1t until
they get that chance.


In the campaign Of 1884 tho Mug,
Wump made his appearance in Ameri-
can politics, In that year Mr.. Blaine
was the nominee Of tho Republican
party and the idol OF the masses Of that
organization, Mr., Cleveland was the
Democratic nominee, Mr., Blaine was
not good enough Tor tho MugWumps.
ar, Cleveland was
Mr., Blaine was defeated by the Mug
wumps and the a~rtiStic counting OF
$500 Butler ballots In Now York for
Mr.. Cleveland, the ballots being burned
after counting, The witnesses were
dead. The MugwumpI %reioicsd and
were exceeding glad, They also thought
themselves great persons, For a while
they fouriShed, mostly in New York
and Massachusetts,, where 1t was fash
Ionable for a Republican to DO better
than his party aud to shout for Mr..
Cleveland. who was bigger as we'll as
better than his party.
The MugWump docs not show in tho
recent election returns from New York
and Massachusetts, As a political
quantity he is wiped out II he be still
w~orshipping Mr.. Cleveland aud acting
with the Democratic party, he is not
missed. His place has been moro than
filled by the accessIous from the Demo-
cratic party on the tariff issue. The
Mugwump was In fact a free trader.
According to DR.. Depew he was also "a
man educated beyond his intellect"
1t 10 about a decade since tho Mug
Wump came, aud now he lie gone. lie
was a dreary creature while he lasted.
For him there was neither sweetness
nor light in our institutions. His ideal
was English. He had his little day.
Now he is as extinct as tho mound
builders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

NdO York World tDtn.l
The gallant and able fight made by
Campbell in OHIO was unhvAiling. The
Republican majority, though reduced
from last years abnormal figures, is
still overwhelming. Tho result dis.
poses OF u great many questions. II
disposea Of Campbell as Il Presidential
possibility. It disnosos OF the charge
that the Republicans wOrO disloyal to
Mckinley. 1t alao disposes Of the idea
that the road to final Democratic success
lies In opposing tariff measures framed
In accordance With Democratic principles
aud supported by Democratic senti.
ment. Aud it dispoSes OF Btico.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

Chicago hicr Ottan tRspD
Again the people havn spoken, and
in terms no loss emphatic than in 1898
and In 1894, proclRimIug that they have
had enough oil Democracy, and await
with impaticnco tho opportunity to
swUop that party out Of power. Now
York, Ohio aud Iowa, tho great stalos
at thoIront this olrrst Of of yORrs. may
DO said TO have hold proxies Tor tho
country at largo, and tho returns IRON
those atatoS mako II plain that tho food
tide OF liopublicaniam Is still at high.
WatpT mark,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

Pitr5nmi Tine, CRepl
II Tuesdays elections moan anything,
they show that beyond u peradventure,
on March 4, 1897, u Republican PrOsl'
dent will send his nominations OF cab.
inut officers to a Republican senate, and
on tho first Monday Of December in that
year, his message will DO read to q Con-
gross Republican in both branches,
pledged. ready and competent to undo
Democratic evils and restore good gov
ernment 10 the nation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

Cincinnati TimfS.SdT (Rthl
There can hardly be any question that
the chief cause OF tho Republican tidal
wave oil 1895 is the burning conviction
Of tho American people that "taria re-
form on free trade lines is a gigantic
piece OF folly, and that protection 10 the
true American policy. But other issusa
contributed 10 the results in the various
states. The foreign policy Of tho Cleye'
land administration 10 emphatlcally
condemned. There IL q good deal OF
tho jingo spirit unaffected Ia the huge
Republican plurAlities Of NoVem Der D:
The country is weary OF the policy OF
surrender. The American millions
would hoist the tiag. 1t Is also plain
that in Ohio special causes contributed
TO the p~rodigious Republican triumph.
Briceism 10 obnoxious. Moreover, tho
yi%tuperRtiye canvass Of Ex-Governor
Campbell created widespread disgust
and provoked a condomnatory verdict
which permanently expels him from
the field OF politics,
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Washington SPECIAL IA Prt5u,Jh Dt'pdteA tfad)
Among the political gOssipI to-day
there was pretty strong sentiment TO the
elect that the candidacy Of both Reed
and Mckinley had been considerably
strengthened by the results OF tho cleo.
ton. There was also an expressed
sentiment to the effect that the break
ing OF tho "solid south" by the Repub.
licans in Maryland aud Kentucky ought
TO mean tho selection oil 4 good man
south OF Mason and Dixon's line for
vice president.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

PitGbargh Post (DtAl
Tho general comment OF the Demo,
cratic press is that the elections do not
show that turn OF the tidal wave hoped
for. This IL u fact Il Is apparent that
the treachery Of Democratic senators
on tho tariff bill still hangs like a pail
on the party. The Republican MAJOR.
tiles will thai party to its
most radical and arbitrary policies,
strengthening bossism and making op.
p~orlunitieS Tor corruption. That is the
effect OF great successes on that party.
With the Democrats, as in 1894, in
Congress It leads to dissension aud tho
spread Of donkeyism rather than ras'
cality,
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baltimore sun lDtHtl
Mathis is the houroi popular triumph
"A triumph ior which tho good men OF
all parties worked periodically shoul-
der to shouldor-so, too, is it the hour
Of Republican responsibility. Tao poo.
pie have ~spokGn-nOt q pArty-and
those who arc newly charged with pub.
lie duties must remember and DO guild.
cd BY this fact II thoy desire TO retain
pubic confidence and support. Tnoy
20 into oaicn cmphallcally and pecu.
liarly Ni tho servants Of tho whole
Noodle,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

tAtc York Mad ond EEprtH (R'n)
Republicauism, rock.ribbed and iron.
handed, has asserted itself in every
state in which elections were held yes
tOrday. Last year was 10 tidal wave.
Yesterday shows 1874 to have been a
revolution. the effects Of which are per.
mauent and abiding. ItcleArs the path
aud clarifies the atmosphere for the
battle Of 1896.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

Mo- FORK Hrah (Dahl
That tho Republican victory IN Ohio
will give McKinloyism renewed lie ia
tho chief reason why Democrats should
regret it, II was generally expected by
politicians familiar with the difficulties
that surrounded tho Democratic Candi.
date for governor, who, It may DO said,
certainly deserved u bettor fate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

Ntir i6rk Fnt" NEepl
A Republican President in 1895 is as.
surd. Ito may como from Maine, or In.
diana, or Iowa, or OHIO. No matter
who he is or from what state hG 10 pro.
sentod, as the representative OF Repub.
lican ideas lis success Is already deter.
mined. lhia election is tho second
Opistlo OF tho Americans 10 tho industry.
d|nntrpYinr Dnmocrntic marty.
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Pm.@toh Commercial Ga'0e teg0

TITllIFDN TVTITtTIIWT w TF'VT
Tuesday was u grand day for tho
gtcnt champion Of protection, Coy. Me-
Kinlov, vino would have boon dooply
Inundated had Campbell ]aucccclol TO
tho g|nbrrnaiorial chair, or Whitfield tho
Republican majority down to a low
thousands. Tho Bucl,oyU Republicans
have gIyon mckinley stock n docIdcl
hnnal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

DAVID B. HrLL's county. Chemung,
a Democratic stronghold, wheeled into
line with a sweeping Republican MA.
jority. Arthur T. Germans county,
Howard, heretofore reliably Democratic,
wheeled the same way. It was cold
weather for these statesmen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

Philadelphia TfulIKtll
Tho tnumphS Of tho day arc full OF
encouragement and inspiration. They
bring substantial aud important fruits,
litlioy do not ok statOa in tho ltopubli.
eau anchorage, which have always boon
against us. thoy at lOahl shake Demo.
cratic attachments. Above oil, thoy
domonsLrato nn unmistakablo popular
suntimout aloRG tito whole limo. which
clearly points 10 Republican victory in
tho election Of 1896.
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democratic Party porndy.

WFW TVTN ITVW' NHT0NT
Moro powerful, so far as natlodnl
questions worO considered, than all
other Influences was tho melancholy
aud disgrncoIul breakdown OF tho party
in tho Unitoi states senate through tho
treason Of German aud Brico and their
immediate InllnMnrn.
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acknowledgement
wnEELINo. voyrMnER 8, 1905,
Elootornl Voc In 1862 mud 1sO0.

Electoral Vote In 1870. aud 1900
President Cleveland was elected in
1852 by the handsome aggregate Of e77
electoral votes. Weaver. the POpuliat
nominee, picked up 90 electoral votes.
Harrison was left with but l41 Cleve-
land gathered Ia 81 votes from such
Republican states as California, IndI'
ana, Illinois, Ohio, North Dakota aud
Wisconsin. Without these votes no
would have been I short. The full cleo
toral vote Tor Cleveland is interesting at
this tims:
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whl.tlInE to Keep Up It's Courage.

hteNNNvNe bApHtN NStW'l
No matter II tho Republicans have
succeeded to tho. extent Of all that they
claim as to yesterdays work, there ID
no occasion for us to despair Of winning
tho presidency next year, The Demo.
Gratis ara famous for showing their fight
ing qualitieI in the direst extremities.
1t is peril that brings out III pluck
adyersity that makes US unanimous.
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Iris late for Spain to think of giving
Cuba home rule. The Cubaus have
gone so far that they will prefer to win
homo rule with Independence OF lose
all in the effort The time for Spain to
be just to Cuba was before Cuban yalor
compelled hOr to think seriously
whether she would rather 40 right or
lose that precious leland.
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In New York city nearly $1,000 men
took tho trouble to register, but did not
take tho trouble to vote. When they
registered thoy must have thought they
would vote. 1t would be Interesting to
know what changed those $1,000 minds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

IT is q Democratic prediction that
next year their party's presidential
nomination will seek the a II it
catches him it will DO after a lively
chase. What is there in au empty
nomination to attract a man, especially
where there is no possibility Of a con.
ISOLATION prize?
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Ad'nmorS Nfu tponJ
10 tho pcoplo--U was their victory
primarily Sometimes thuy 70 by tho
nnmo 0i Democrats, sometimes iopub.
liCanH, but In tho BuptOniO mOmcnl,
when tho call Of duty il sounded, they
nOvnr Inil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08
Accounts Partly for TRmmany Victory.
-, ~ ,5n..y.., IDs,

Accounts Partly for TNmmany Victory
Nep IOrG Advertiser tRepl :.
When the magnificent civic revolu'
ton of las. November occurred every
ono Of tho $4,000 men who voted for re'
form confidently expected to SEQ every
servant and tool OF Tammany swept out
OF public office That waa what the
people voted for. 1t was what the man
ilest interests OF good government de-
mRudod, II was required by every con-
sidOration Of political common sense.
But it was not done.
Mayor Strong, with the best inten.
tionS, no doubt, permitted a vast major.
iLy Of municipal oficehOlders to be
placed under the protection OF an anti
Republican civil service board. The
heads OF departments were changed,
and a few hundred subordinate officials
were decapiiated, but u great. compact
mass OF more than 1900 Tammany
men were left in office.
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on tho morning aftor election the
Philadelphia Record gave to each of its
readers the blessed right ITO edit his
W opinions" This must have beon
a great relief to the Democratic editorial
mind.
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Wddi'lthr lula tn.m)
Tho Republicans had u political pic.
mic yesterday with only tho Demo-
cratic victory In MiaiWippi to mnr tho
completeness II thor triumph. Ito
Olccllonh wOtO uimply repetition Of tito
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Chicago Record tiad. Rtni
10 whatever causes tho outcome
through tho country may bn aScribtd,
tho Republicans will roRd tho lesson
that tho landslide OF last year has not
vet ,uenL It's imnnius,
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TIE Louisville CourIcr.Journal had
no editorial comment on tho election
tho morning following. But It's loader
wa, on earthquakes, which was quite
npnroptiAiu.
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FoR the frat time in a quarter OF a
century the Republican state Of Ohio
will be represented by two Republicans
In the United States senate. The other
one will be Joseph D. Foraker, and no
will bo heard from when he gets thorc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

THE Detroit disaster proves 70 have
been one Of tho worst in the history Of
tho country, Every stop in the sad
work Of exploring the ruinI adds to tho
appalling list Of tho dead.
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Democratic slump Of last year, ditler'
lug only in degree, About the
only open question left by the result Is
whether the battered running gears OF
the Democratic party can be worth
patching up for a national contest in
IpNn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

Since ls9A Tennessee has elected a
Republican governor, although he was
not seated. Delaware has gone Rspub.
can. kentucky and Maryland have just
gone Republican by handsome MAORI.
ties. Louisiana aud Missouri are not
safely Democratic. The 6l votes
Of these six doubtful stateS we leave in
the Democratic column. Tho Demo.
cratic nominee may have them all, yet
he cannot be elected. The Republicans
are likely toget half of them than
the Democrats are to get all.
The Populists will not take the ten
votes Of Kansas. rs they did in 1892.
KanSas will give her vote to the Repub.
lican nominee. who will no. need IL.
In 1895 the Populists will cut no figure
whore they eau h1r. the Republican
party, but they may take some slices
Cd the Democrats.
There 10 nothing the Democratic
party can do to help itself in the next
campaign. Tho voting in 1892 will be a
mere ratification of tho verdict that has
been rendered as often as the people
have gone 70 tho polls since the Demo.
cratic sweep of 1892. On March 4, 1897.
a Republican President and a Republi.
a Congress will DO in place to repair
the damage done by tho Democratic
party.
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The Now York Mail aud Express 70.
marks: yesterday tho star Of William
Mckinley shot like a meteor toward tho
zonilh." lloro Is a Newspaper that has
iLl oyeG opon.
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LANDSLIDE.


Wohmglon, D. C. rot tind)
YOatOrday's elections resulted IN tho
only way that was or could hhvo boon
OxpoclOd BY any Intelligent observer Of
events. Since II catnO Into power,
nearly thrOO years ngo, the Democratic
party hna done nothing 10 commend IT..
soil TO tho admiration and confidence Of
Tho people, AMI lhOrO n no reason why
tho pooplO should, nj this stage Of n%iIalr4,
withhold tho expression Of their dis.
trust and %dincontOnL Tlloy have Ind
tho spectacle Of a DomOCtatiC admins.
ltatiOn antngonlzlng and d|iOcfOdiilng
Democratic leaders In lilTOfOnt staluL
interfering In local politics everywhere,
prescribing and pOtsoCuting party men
Of honorable service aud established
iOalty, aud In various otlor waYB on.
c]outaRiug aud aiding thu DCmoCraoy's
hereditary enemy Hos could II bo
honod, much l0SA expected, that an or.
ganiAtiion thus fOnl nsundOr ~ dis.
sOnsion und OniOoblcl by tho dclibnfntO
act, Oi ils appointed Cliois should pro.
vail against u compact, harmonious and
]OnihnalRgtiG foo? II wha not expected,
though lOyal Democrats may have hoped
against hope, aud tho result IL that lilo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

" President Cleveland had COMO
home to vote no would have cut down
tho Republican majority inNOw York
aLatO. It may grove him to think Of
ihia. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

oSE Of tho best features OF tho Ohio
victory is lhatit shows the Republicans
otthat state to be united. When those
braves stand together they are invincI-
klo
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IEyn.ASp IL ls9,.

Times have changed aud men with
them aimee this vote was cast. OF the
total cast for Cleveland there arc ITO
which no Democratic nominee can get.
The interesting exhibit is made on a
;,a h.sis.
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CoRBErr says lO will quit the fighting
business because the,o is no longer any
money in 1t. II he will alse quit talk.
ing the country will feel indebted to
him
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-08

NOTICE = WANTED, TO KNOW
IN tho whereabouts OF my cousin. ,n,N,NN
name. Margaret ~MsChesney; come to Anna
about atty yeaT1 ago from Liverpool. EgsS,..A
Address MARY ANN NcCHEaSEY, P6rL
burg, Centre county, Pa geS'