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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-07
OYER SEVEN THO UsAND BALLOTS.
Failure to Nominate q Congressional Cam
dtdate -. an Iosca District.


SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Oct. 6.-The Re-
publican Representative convention at
Rolfe, Iowa, which has been deadlocked
since July 49, finally adjourned yesterday
without making nomination. The dis
trict consists of Pocahontas and Humboldt
counties, each with the same number OF
delegates and each having favoriJe can
didate. Pocahontas has nominated Hon.
James Mercer by petition and Humboldt
Hon. J. Finch.
Seven thousand one hundred and thirty
seven ballots were taken in the conyen-
ton during its intermittent sessions.
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Rousseau Effected Senator.

PARIS, FRANCE, Oct. en-. Rousseau,
Governor of French Indo-China, has been
elected Senator for Finisterre, in success
sion to M. Drouillard.
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Rev. Stuart russell Dead.

LONDON, ENG, Oct. 6.-Rev. Stuart
Russell a theologian and author of PAR
ousla, died in this city yesterday.
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Dropped Dead IN HIS Pulpit.
DAYTON, OHIO. Oct. 6.-Rev. DR.. Law
renee dropped dead IN the pulpit of the
Wayne-avenue Church to-day while con-
Quoting services.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-01

From the Chicago Record.


Here is an incident from James ]. Cor
belts new musical drama, "A Naval Ca
det." 1t is outlined by the champions I'M
biased press agent. The location is in
Latin quarter. A woman has been alb
Quoted and placed in the charge of a
drunken bully, played by John McNey,
weight $50 pounds who has been. the
champions wrestling partner and has
trained with him for all his fights. Nc
Ney is an enormous creature and is fam
ed in sporting circles for the amount OF
real punishment he can take. He abuses
the unfortunate heroine. A loud knock
is heard at the door leading to the street
The bully runs to it. Voices are hearG
strikes the woman insensible to the floor
and drags her to a dark corner cover
ing her with straw; He then PUSHES mad
~ to the door and is confronted by the
hero (COrbetD who has smashed the panel
in and unlocked the it. Hero is clad in
evening dress, gloves. hat, etc. He walks
coolly down and surveys the place. The
bully, aghaSt at his assurance, rushes
back TO the door. bars it, draws knife
demands TO know hero's business. Hero
demands girl. Bully processes Ignorance
Girl means. Hero rushes to spot where
she Is concealed, finds her starts TO 90
and Is stopped by bully. who is by this
time prepared 10 fight. Seeing escaDe
impossible without fight the hero diveste
hlmselt of his hat, etc, and then follows
a hand-to-hand bare-fst encounter. 1t is
the real thing. Corbett takes McVev ana
throws him bodily over his shoulder They
then go at IL rough and tumble and eV-
cry trick known TO the art is employed
Ic Hey breaks a chair over Corbett's
h1au ana the champion returns the com.
pliment by a right-hand swing on the law
ana McNey falls In a heap Knocked ON.
Ils uoes not end II. however. for an
otner rough has entered and stolen down
uehlnd Corbptt. but he Is taken bodily ana
thrown head first through "A windoyy a.
.hsh the nero exits calmly McVev bre
on hls lfe," fN'N'
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TAMPA IMPROVEMENTS.
What Is to BE Dane with Money OBJ
tanned From Bonds.

Tampa, Fla, Nov. 29-The most i'm
portant question before the people of
Tampa now is whether or not the city
shall be bonded for 100000. The bonding
ordinance has been passed and the CON
tract between the city and W. n. Coler
e Co of New York, who will handle the
bonds has been signed. 1t now rests with
the electors to ratify the action of the
city officials at the special election called
for that purpose on Dec. p.
The bonding ordinance provides that
$4,000 shall be expended in surveying,
mapping and planning the city for sew
age ana paving purposes and for the re-
pair of public buildings and other neces-
sary expenses. Two principal sewage
mains are 70 be construct ted through he
First, Second and Fourth wards and one
principal main through the Third ward.
All the remaining moneys shall be d.
Vided among the wards pro rata, accord
ing 10 the amount of taxes paid by eacn
ward for the year 1895, TO be used for mu-
nlcipal improvements within said wards.
The bonds are not to be sold for less than
95 per cent. of their par value. In the
contract between W. N Coler & Co and
the city the brokers agree TO begin supply
ing the city with money by Jan J. at
the rate of $1,000 a day.
1t is evident that the amost predominent
influence OF the Fourth ward Ybor City)
influenced the council to apportion amone
the individual wards the moneys lnex7
pended after the city as a whole. has
been surveyed, and the principal sewage
mains laid. The cigar manufacturers of
Ybor City object to paying their pro rata
share toward the Improvement of the
center of the city (First ward). and in
sist that the proceeds from the taxes they
pay shall be expended in Ybor CITY
For several years the owners a. the
large cigar facotries in y Dor Civ refused
to pay any municipal taxes Whatever
on the ground that as the Tampa Raw
hotel pays but the nominal sum of Ss6o
a year, they also should be exemDte1
But only few months ago these man
ufacturers came forward and paid tbei-
taxes including the back taxes. OF their
own accord This voluntary SURRENDER
probably saved the city from the neee5iity
Of violating it's contract with the man
agement Of the Tampa Bay hotel
During the past summer the cirv coun-
ell passed an occupation tax This on
actment taxed each cigar factory 12Ik cents
per capita on the wOrkmen empiovud
The manufacturers Immediately objected
10 paying the tax on the grounf that
their factories were "A benefit 10 the town
and Furthermore. that 81 they were com
PEELED 10 pay said tax they could nof
compete Wits abe manufacturers Oe Nest
Tampa. where no such tax Is lmuogad
a petition requesting that they le *
empted from paying the occupation TAX
was presented 90 the city council and
az The council regular meeting last Fr,-
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The yield Of the potato crop in Leon
county Is very large Tubers are brolIghf
IN weighing from five TO seven bounds.
A. Jacksonville Friday Wash N. smith
ee9ie pref was found guilty OF the murder
May N'"i county last
,,ti INC IRA a. ritusYille OF the negro who
T IL Mike Shay has been continued fiii
1sss,-s' ~. in ofder 10 give one or two wiz
"iiie 10 arrive from Dade county.
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day the petition was in part granted. in
that, instead Of a per capita tax OF l2h
cents, each factory should pay a license
fee of s.. Accordingly. while the other
industries of Tampa have already paid
into the city treasury $13 500 as their
portion of the occupation tax, the manu-
facturers of Ybor City will contribute not
more than $500 OF course, this has caused
considerable dissatisfaction among the
English-speaking people of Tampa. 1t is
also rumored that the cigar maaU:ac-
turers of Ybor City object TO their ward $
paying its pro rata share toward the
steel bridge between the First and Third
wards, which is now nearing Compie-
ton.
The conductors excursion. 175 strong,
will reach Tampa Dec. 2 at 6:55 u. m.
They will spend the day in Tampa and
Port Tampa, and in the morning take
the Olivette for Havana.
The Tampa Bay hotel will be thrown
open to the public Dec. Z.
A new society weekly, the Qui Nive,
will be published in Tampa this winter.
The first number viii appear Dec. Il
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-01

DIR. Chrysander. for many years the
private secretary Of Prince Bismarck. is
now studying medicine az the University
of Jena.
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DOUGLAS NEWS DOTS.
Conrad's Fine Paid and He Leaves
the Changing in "A Hurry.


Douglas Ga, Nov. 29.-Emerson B.
Conrad who forged check on the Way
cross bank for $500 and gained some free
advertising by his sister leaving him while
in iau q revolver and the necessary tools
for escape. and was sentenced to one year
on the changing at the last term of Ware
sunerior court. and was doing time in the
Coffee county changing, was paid out by
friends from a distance on the 9th inst.
He was wanted in other Georgia cities,
but as Sheriff Miller and C. NJ. and F. L.
Sweat. keepers of the changing, had no
papers to detain him they could not leg
auv hold him over He left instanter
through the woods. AGO.,
very wealthy and bewitching young
widow of Chicago, accompanied by her
a view to investing $1,000 or 5000 in Doug
las real estate. The entire party eX-
press themselves as highly pleased win
the location and future prospects OF the
In the contest for city court officials of
this county Judge f. Willis Dart, cor the
iudgeship, having no opposition, Will have
a walk-over. There are three prominent
attorneys-Cols. J. w. Quincy j. NJ. Den
ton and George r.. Briggs-for the sollc-
itorship, each backed by strong fol-
lowing.
b. Peterson, who is a model farmer, as
well as leading merchant, is looking into
syrup, his immense crop of sugar cane,
and rendered the young people an old
fashioned candy pulling tonight.
J. s Baiy & Co.'S mills are running on
full time, with orders six weeks ahead,
and others coming in daily.
David Lofts attorneys, Quincy & Nc
Donald, have secured for him, by the
governor, full and absolute pardon of the
offense Of selling whisky without d IL
cense.
Frank NJ Stokes and family have moved
to Cottondale, Fla, where Mr.. Stokes VIII
engage in the manufacture of naval
stores.
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-Calve is a Spaniard. Her real name ia
Emma de ROquer. She was born in Ma
drid of a Spanish father and French
mother.
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10 asked me pcevtShty what meant.
"Only,' ! exclaimed, that In that
case, as your msjesty need never pass
through that street, you have II in your
hands to live forever"
"PorhapS II may not happen therein
that very street," he answered.
"And perhaps 1t may not happen
vet" | rejolnei. And then, more SGri'
ously, Come, sirc," | contained. why
this sudden weAknoss2 have known
you TO face death ahundred timeG"
"But not after such q dream rs had
last night" he said with n gtimucs-yet
| could sec that no was already coin.
Iorted. II thought that | RAJ passing
along that street in my coach, and on Il
sudden, between y. lnnocent's church
and tho nOtary's-thOrc Is a nOIary's
iheFs?"
"Yes, ulrc," l said, somewhat sur.
priscd.
~ heard a great roar, and something
struck me down, and | found myself
pinned to tho ground, In darkness, with
my mouth full OF dust, and nh immense
uonm on my chest. | lay for a time in
agony, fighting Tor breath, and then my
brain seemed to burst in my head, and
! Nwoke."
81 have had such a dream, sire"
said, dryly,
Last nIght?"
mo" | said, mot last night"
lie Jaw what | meant, and laughed;
and being by this timO quite himself,
left that aud pissed to discussing the
strange affair Of Ia TrApn and the milk.
Have you found, a. yet. who was good
enough TO supply it2' no asked.
mo, sirC," | answered. "But will
500 In Trnpe, and M soon as | have
learned anything, your majesty shall
know H."
a suppose no Is not far of now" no
suggested, "Sond Tor him. Ton 10 one
he will have made inquiries, audit will
amuse u.s."
/ wont TO tho door and, opening II n
trife, bado the page who waited send
La Trapo, lilo passed on tho message
10 q crowd Of slOOpy attendants, and
quickly, but not before / had gone back
to the kings bedside, La Ttap0 entered.
Having my eyes turned tho other
way, ! did not a. once rOmark any.
thing. Hut tho king did; and HE look
ot nstonIghmOnt, no lOtR than tho OK.
clamatioA which accompanied u, Af'
rested my attention. "SL Girls, mAnN'
hc crlod. "What Ia tho matter
Speak,"
In rrnpC, who had stopped Just with.
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pREsroN COUNTY rGAoaERs.
The Institute Closes Alter tho Most Sue
cnnnInI Snaainn YML HpIl-PenbodY Inst

The Institute Closes After tho aIoIt Sue
cossGul session Yet HeId-Psabody lnstl-
tuta Next Year.
Special CSrrapomasnesoftAS hsRtsNreer,
TERRA Aura, w. Va, July 2I-Ihe
Preston county institute, which has
been in session here for three days,
closed yesterday afternoon aitOr one Of
tho most successful sessions eyer held,
the enrolment reaching 237, and there
being a great deal OF Interest manifested
by tue citizens Of the town. The
session opened ut 9a, m. tuesday morn
ing.
During the week Prof. Harris, Prof.
Little, Of Washington, Prof. Tfottsr,
Mr.. h. 4. Hartman, Prof. Holden, Col.
L. +. Copeland (the noted leCtuTer), Mr.,
b, II. EIry and others, conducted the
discussion Of the various topics..
On Friday a vote was taken on
where the next institute should
be held. II resulted in Terra Alta
receiving twonty.0ight majority over
KingWood. This contest was looked
at with intense interest, as Terra
Alta - Abla to take care OF tho
teachers and always welcomes them
back. A vote was then taken on hold.
Ing tho next session two weeks instead
OF one, which carried by n large major
ity. State Superintendent Lewis SAID
lie would uso tho Peabody fund and So
cure national instructors, aud that 1t
| would be the only Peabody institute
held in tho stata IN 1895. He wai very
much impressed with the success and
interest taken in the session and said It
was the best Institute he ever attended
In tho state. Every one went away feel.
Ing as though 1t was good to be here and
thatit was one VI the best sessions ever
held.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed bv the institutes;
"WHgnEAs, We, tho teachers Of Pres
ton county, In institute assembled, do
string to promote tho educational III
lerest OF our state, to elevate the stand
ard OF educational work, and To express
our mutual appreciation for the benefits
derived from school and institute work,
do hereby submit tho following resolu'
ti8Rs:
"Rcsolred, That We commend the
efforts Of tho committee in securing
Col. l. F. Copeland to lecture, and that
VIC hereby heartily express our nppre'
citation for tho pleasure aud profit do
rived from the sRme.
"Rss5lrei, That W. approve the action
OF tho state legislature in increasing tho
length Of the school term, In making
the much needed changes in the text
books, and in securing the reduction In
tho prics thereof; and that We dIsan'
prove tho peculiar aud Questionable
position taken by the American Book
Company In refusing therefore to fur.
nish books at tho contract prices fixed
by the late Legislature.
Re,otrei, That tina school levy DO
raised from tan TO fifteen cents on the
hundred dollars and that the minimum
wages OF teachers DO increased 40 that
they may better Gt themselves for tho
discharge Of their duties as instructors
Of our youth.
Reiolrei, That We tender our thanks
to the people Of Terra Alta for their
kind hospitality shown the teachers; 70
the knights OF Pythias for the use Of
their hall and to all who have assisted
In making tho institute n SUGGEST"
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCER MONDAY, JULY 49, 1895

man to get him a sculllon's placei and
thero Is none vacant"
ut is forgiven" | said, to saosha him.
"And your sIcSllsnoy's iavorlte
hound, Diano," ho gaspOd. "She had
three puppies, not two, / sold tho
other"
swell, It Is forgiven, nv friend, It II
forgiven, Be easy" | said, kindly.
"Ah, / have been a villain" no
groaned. ~ have lived loosely. Only
last night l kissOd the buffers wench,
and -"
"Bo easy, DO easy" | said. Here iS
the doctor. lilo will save you yet"
fro ug CaNTtSURp
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
easos relieved In ak hours by tho "NEw
GREAr Souri, AMERICAN KIDNEY Cum"
This now remedy Ia q great surprise on
account Of its exceeding promptnoss In
relieving pain In tho bladder kidneys.
back and Oyory part Of tho urinary pass
ago in male or female. II rOliOveS 70.
IGNITION Of wAtOr and pain In passing i
almost Immediately. II you want quick
roliel aud cure this Is your remedy,
Sold by Il. II. List druggist, Wheeling.
W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-29
THE CAT AND The KING.
NY STANLEY j. WEYMAN'
tCoHri7Ai, 1851
CHAPTER II.
mot dead yOt3" tho King said.

mot dead YETI" the king said.
mo, sire"
"NorilPo
mo, sire"
"rhSn BECOME. o. stay" Henry
continued. Throw tho Test oil this
stuff into the fireplace, It may DO
harmless, but ] have no mind 10 drink
II by mistake"
La Trapo omptled the cup among the
green boughs that oiled tho hearth and
hastsned TO withdraw. 1t seemed to DO
too late 10 mako further inquiries that
night; go aitor listening to two or three
explanations which tho king h%aEaTded,
but which had all too ianCitul an air in
my eyes, | took my leave and retired.
Whether however, tho scene had
raised too violent q connection In my
mind, or | was already ~slckoRing Tor the
Illness | have mentioned, ! found IL i'm
possible to slaepi aud spent the greater
part Of the night in a fever OF fears and
lorebodings. The responsibility which
the kings presence cast upon me lay SO
heavily upon my waking mind that.
could not lie; anu long before tho king's
usual hour OF rising I wasat his door in
| curing how lO did. No one know, for
the pags whose turn II was TO sleep at
his feet had not come out but while /
stood questioning, the kings voice was
heard, bidding mo enter. ! Wsntin n
found him slttiag up with . haggard
face, which told me, before no apoke,
that he had silent little better than !
had. The shutters were thrown wide
open, aud tho cold morning light pour
ed into the room with au eject rather
sombre than bright; the huge figures on
the tapestry looming huger from adrab
and melancholy background, and the
chamber presenting all those features OF
disorder that in a sleeping room lie hid
at night, only to show themselves in a
more vivid shapo In the morning.
The king sent his page out, and bAde
me- sit by him, II have had n pad
night" no said, with a shudder,
Grand master, Idoubt that EStroIoger
was right, aud | IhRll eve zee Ger
many, nor carry out my deligns."
Seeing tho state in which he wal !
could think Of nothing better than to
rally him, and even laugh at him. "Hou
think 30 now, sire" | said, at is tho
cold hour. BY and by, when you have
broken your fast, you will think dlllcr'
emily"
"Bus, It may be, less c~orrsclly," he
answered; and as he sat looking before
him with gloomy eyes. he heaved n
deep sigh. MY friend" ne said mourn
fully, 81 want to live, and | am going
To die"
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All Frse.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those
who havu not, have now the opportu-
nifty to try II free. Call on the adYcr.
tisej druggist and get trial bottle free.
Send your name and address to II. L
BIcklen & Co, Chicago, and got n cam
pic box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
free, as vol as a copy OF Guide to iicaith
and Household Instructor, FREQ. All Of
which IL guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing, Logan Drug Co.'S
drug store.
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LONDON, July 27.-PollInrs 80 far as
returned chow the following state Of tho
parties:
Conservatives, $3.50; Liberal. UnioniSts,
60; total Unionists, 4O5.
Liberals, t6j; McGarthyltes, 83; Par
nO%lIiles, ~; Labor, 2; total opposltion,
$50.
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Jos.Horne& Q.
Penn Aro, and Filth 81, PItsburs'
JULY BARGAINS

nowprevatl all over the store.
Stocks must be reduced to
the lowest possible basis for
the seml-annuaI stock taking
on August Ist, Prices are
cut right and left to clear out
everything.
Dress Goods,
Silks,
Ladies' Suits,
Ladies' Waists,
Mems and BOYS Clothing,
ChiIdren's Wear,
Glass and China,
Furniture.
as we'll as all other stocks,
comeuhder the prlce.pruning
knife during July,
It's the best month In the
wear forthe economical buyer
10 visit the store. Or II you're
too far away to come, write
for facts and prices.
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The best sulvo In tho world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, foyer
sores, tottsr, chNppod hands, chilblain9,
corns, aud all skin ernptions, md posi-
lively cures pileS, OF no pay required.
lii guaranteed to give perfect sattsiao.
ton or mono refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
OomnnnV.
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CHoLERA MoapU, Is q dangerous COM
plant, and often Ia fatal in its results,
10 avoid this you should usc Do Wits
Collie and Cholera Cure, as soon as the
frat symptoms appear. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, b. Y. Peabody,
Bcnwoud, aud Bowie & Co., Bridge
mort, 0, .
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in the door, made an effort to do so, but
no sound passed his lipsi while his
pa1Ior and the fixed glare OF his eYos
filled me with tho worst approximations:
IL was impossible to look at him and
not share hil fright and | stepped loT'
ward aud cried out to him to speak.
"Answer the king man." cried
"What IL ~"
lie made an effort, and with a UhaItly
Vrlmace, "HhV cat 10 dSAdV' he said.
For q moment VIC were all client,
Then / looked az tho king, and he at
inc, with gloomy meaning In our eyes,
He was the frat to speak, Tho cat 70
whom you gave the mitkH" he said.
"Yol, sire," La Tmp0 answered, In q
voice that seemed TO come from his
heart.
"CouTags, mani A dose that would
Kill a cat may not kill y man. Do you
"oh, yes, sire" La Trupo moaned,
"What do you t0elT'
"Thave u trembling in oil my limbs,
and ah-ah, my God, 1 am q dead man
have a burning heTs-R pain like hot
Goals in my Wtatst" And, leaning
against the wall, tho unfortunate man
CIaspsd hiS arms round his body and
bent himself up and down In a paro1ySm
Of suffering,
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Blank Books.

We carry the largest stock and
best assortment in the city, Also
a full line of office supplies, Our
prices always the lowest,
Our Flat Opening Account Books
are the best, made of Scotch linen,
heavy ledger paper (petfect),
Bookkeepers should examine before
ordering elsewhere.
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Jos. Horne&Co.
PlTTsBURo, PA.

STATIONERY, BOOKS rc.
1854 ...... 1895,
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Castor1a.

CastoriA cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, DIarrhc,G- EuctAtloh
Kills Worms, gives sleep and pr0mo,a a
gustion,
without injurious medication.
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1.-THE uso OF 'casoraa' is 20 universal ard
it's merits 70 wei! known that II seems q work
OF E~upererogatIon to ondonoIs Few ans Tho
Intelligent families who DO not keep ostnFtA
within easy reach"
CARLOS IuETTE, D. D.,
New York City.
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Castoria.

"CAstorlaiss 8 well adapted toChEdpnth h
trocommend IL as superior to any prescription
known TO me-" II. A. ARcuEr, NJ. D.,
iii 60. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.
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"For several years l havo rccomnea1a
your 'CGtorLa' ard RhaIl always continue "
do so as IL hes invariably produced benea=I
results"
EDwTF. PnGhEE, N. D.,
18th Street and eth Ave, New YosE Cl