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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11
Tho Responsibility.

a sample OF tho recklossnoss with
which some Democratic papors arc dis.
GUSHING tho financial situation, In thoir
partisan zeal to rcliovo tho Democratic
majority In Congress from tho responsi.
billy, Is tho following extract from tho
Grafton Leader:
The Democrats cGnno! DO hold responsible for
these financial straits when mary Of then, are
honestly trying 10 do something while sOmo of
thclr number anti all OF tho Republicans ate oh.
strncting everything,
Il was once, thought tina. u man elected to
Congress owed II duty 10 the country and the
people, but now his highest obligation IL 10 his
party or some wing OF II.
III tho midst Of tho present financial distress
Republicans rcinso to do anything for fear that
u good measure MAY DO adopted aud may slyo
prestige TO tho Democrats.
Intelligent people who AFRO watching
events at Washington will DO struck
with the righteousness Of this assump.
ton. Tho beat ~refu.ation Of tho charge
OF partisanship on tho Republican side
in tho Taco Of tho crisis Is found in an
analysis OF tho vote by which the nd.
minissration bond bill was defeated in
tho house last Thursday.
When the vote vas taken tho bill,
which was introduced, in compliance
with the Presidents Recommendation,
to afford relief to the treasury, forty.four
Republicans aud ninety Democrats
voted for it, aud fIty.six Republicans
and ninety.seven Democrats voted
against it. In other words, moro Dem.
ocra.s voted against tho Democratic ad.
ministration relief measure than voted
for it, while nearly half tho Republican
strength, led by Mr.. Reed, came to lite
support.
Had a fair majority OF the Democratic
majority in the house stood by tho
Democratic administration, tho meas.
ure would have passed tho house. for
there were enough Republicans favor.
ing it to pull it through.
1t will not DO hard for oven tho
Leader TO figure out where tho respons-
Utility lies for tho defeat OF tho bill.
With moro than half the Presidents
party in Congress against him, Ropub.
licans cannot BIO fairly charged with tho
blame Tor the present situation.
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ABSOLUTElNFoUR

abolition Of tho color limo. Intelligent,
wcll.bred, "clubablo" women OF African
descent will bo admitted to member.
snip precisely as the same kind oiwhite
women will.
Tho s%piritualis,s repor! OBS chartered
organizations OF their faith In this coun.
try, with about 10000 mombors. Their
possessions aggregate 100000 in
valuo. There are some 1900 mediums,
l,oOool whom are outside Of tho char.
tored organizations.
A concrete bridge having n clear span
oil l6l fect aud 20 foot wido was recently
constructed vor tho Danube at Nun.
~dorkingen, in Austria. stono Is scarco
and dear thorc. whilo good Portland
cement Is produced in largo quantities.
Tho intercollegiate Young Mems
Christian Association, founded in 1877,
now includes more than 800 American
institutions oil learning and IL roprc.
sented by a membership OF 1900 stu.
dents.
Southern Lake Eric 10 NOW frozen out
as far az the oye eau soc. Extending
along tho shoro about 600 loot out is m
almost continuous range OF leo mounds,
somc OF which arc ilteon feet high.
4 now railroad uniting tho Atlantic
and Pacific is nearly completed. It
crosses the Andes and brings Buonos
Ayros within forty hours travel OF Val.
paraiso.
WA. Fitzpatrick, a resident OF Car.
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VAGARIES.

Enter uncle. who is nearsighted. lie
finds a glass on the table. and being
thirsty drinks. As he drinks there
n scream>o OF despair from his
niece. Alice. In astonisiment he asks,
what is the matter" and Alice re.
plies. You drinkcd my aquarium and
swallowed my three tadpoIes. ~ Golden
Days.
The will is opened, tho notary reads:
Item, l bequeath to my nephew, Jean
Pierre, the two sheep that strayed away
n fortnight back, provided they turn up
again; il not, | boqueath them to my
faithful servant, Nicholas ."-Le GauiOiS.
There is no doubt but that if the
paper-makcrs perserere they will sue
coed in evolving n plotting paper which
will BIO utterly impervious to ink
Rockland Tribune.
There is 4 special providence to look
out for drunkards and fools and 4
Rotlschild banking house to take caro-
OF apendthrift nations PrOridence Jour.
nal.
Now you SEQ tho Mexican war cloud
and now you don't. II aeems to be
bucked like 4 weasel, or very like n
whnlG.-BoS'0H Lcrdid.
Tho borrowing man soon begins 10
wonder why everyone le knows is so
poor.-Phhrdclphia hquircr.
Fine electric car service makes ri6crs
OF people who thought themselves
obliged TO walk.-PicuyWt:.
Talking about ducks. it takcs green.
backs to catcl, canvas-backa these days.
philadelphia Record.
One trouble with the financial clouds
ia that they have 4 silver lining.-Chi.
Cago Post.
: It takes tho plowaharos Of effort to
open tho furrow Of succcss.-Sprinqtieid
Union,
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Nearly forty years ago Dwight L.
Moody was a travelling salesman for n
shoe house. He began his evangelical
work in 1850. He has stated that he
expects to die in the pulpit suddenly OF
heart trouble, as his father and TWO
brothers died.
DR.. Conan Doyle arrived home to find
himself roundly scored by the London
Medical Magazine for having recorded
false aud fictitious medical experiences
in Round tho Red Lamp" A scandal
lous breach OF professional honor is
charged.
The first college paper in the United
States was published at Dartmouth.
Daniel Webster vas its editor-in.chiei.
Tho Oldest still existing college publica-
ton is the Yale Literary Magazine. n
OF whose first editors was William n.
Erarts.
Moritz Neidner, tho founder OF the
first German newspaper OF the west,
died the other day in ST. Louis, OF which
city he was n conspicuous resident for
nearly fifty years.
Walter Bssant's History OF London"
which is nearing completion. has taken
up tho greater part OF tho authors time
for twenty.six years.
Congressman W. L Wilson will de-
liver the annual commencement ad.
dress a. tho university Of Mississippi,
June 4.
Lafcadio Hearn has in preparation n
new volume on Japan with the title
"Out OF tho East"
Anton Rublnsteiu's last camplcte
composition will DO published by SENT
in Leipsic.
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No OUTRAGE.

The Register is working itself into a
ferment because tho legislature proposes
to knock the Tree TRADE partisan feature
out of the political economy taught in
our public schools. As it is not pro-
posed to substitute a partisan protec.
ton feature in its place, tho Register is
unduly excited over the matter, and the
public vii. fail to see whero the 'out-
rage" our contemporary speaks oil,
comes in.
There is no outrage in placing in tho
public schools n%on-partisan text books
on civil government. Tho outrage is
only upon the Registers free trade
feelings.
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ROLF 60 ZANE.
No. a. Fourtecnth Street. Telephone 5e6
LEGAL NOTICE.
To Remove all Snow or leo from
the Sidewalks.

RULE 80. The owner or owners. occupant or
occupants, or any person having the care OF fanny
building or lot OF land bordering on any street,
square or public place within tho city, wher,
there Is Il sidewalk graded, or graded and paved,
snail within Tic first fonr hours after daylight,
after tho ccaStnG 10 fall OF any snow, cause inc
same to be, removed thcrrironi. mud tho provi.
sions OF this rnlo shall apply 10 tho falling OF
snow or Ice from any building.
RulE o.. Whenever the sidewalk or par, there
oil adjoining nny building or lot OF land on any
street shall be cncumbcrd with fee, II shall 10
inc unty OF the owner or owners. occu pant or
occupants, or any person having tho care OF such
Duiluli,E or lot, TO cause such sidewalk to be
mn,Ie sain and convenient by removing the snow
nnu leo thocirom or by covering tho same with
sand or Soinc other suitable substance,
tALES,. The requirements made IN the above
rules are provided by the city for is own inter.
est, ana yet II Is the interest OF citizens and
property owners that said rulos should bc en-.
forced, ~ 'N""
RrLEA Every pwson who shall violate or
MI 10 comply with any OF tho provisions OF
knlcsov ana 81, shall forfeit Rud pay TO tho city
q t,lico hot less than one nor more than twenty
uotints aug costs OF prosecution, and iisuch tinc
nlI costs be not NIld upon tho rendition Of tho
Judgment III II male pcrson) shall DO Scutcurrd
10 imprisonment ind 10 labor without comprn.
sntiol, NJ any OF the public works or improve,
incntS Undertaken or 10 DO Undertaken by said
city until such fine and the costs Of ptosrcution
ntc ihlly paid or for a period not exceeding
thltty days. and II u female, 10 Such Impti,nn.
mont without labor.
Tho above reluS will be strictly enforced.
Ivy order OF tho Bonrl of Public Works,
ioll W. II. NOkNISli, Clerk,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11

TIE Registers nredIc;ion that those who
voted that way would soon DO sick OF thcIr bar
gain OF last November is coming true even
earlier than We had anticipaied--Rt1iStr.
Did the very recent city election dem
onstrate it? What other opportunity
have the people hereabouss had to ex-
press a change OF heart since last No.
vember? The Register must establish
a reputation for reliability as a political
prophet before it can expect much cre-
dencs to be given to such statements as
the above.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11

Special Dispatch to he fntclligenHr.
WAsuISGroS, D. c.. Feb. lowest
Virginians have been granted pensions
Us follows:
Rcissuc-Samucl II. Cullen. Now Cum.
borland; Sylvester Smith, Oxford; Israel
B. Funk. Cecil; Jacob +. Roberts, Sauls-
burg; Elisha A. Hartman, IIazleton;
Joshua Il. Vaughn, Beverly; Jonah
Ilu.zlcr. Parkersburg.
Decentralization ii. West, Winfield;
John Y. Eaton. Seaman; William Mum
van. deceased, Lewiston; Samuel froup,
New Cumberland.
Original widows. etc.-Minor OF JON
athan Hicks, Upland; minors Of Abisha
Clark, Parkcrsburg; Mary Munyan,
Lewiston; Mary a. Mason. Elizabeth.
Observation-Disclosures Elliott, Colts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS LEWIS is
a writer OF ability and is doubtless we'll
equipped to compile a history OF West
Virginia that would prove an acceptable
text book ior the schools, but the house
OF delegates does not see why it should
contract for it in advance OF its prepare.
ton. Such an action would clearly be
unbusiness-like.
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taken unto himself a child.wiic. Tho
girl In this instance Is only seventeen
years OF age. A romantic feature was
that tho veteran aud his bride clopod
from tho poor house, oil which they
were both inmates.
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Start the LiDer aGOrItihD and
all bOdity ailments
UiH disappear.

"For more than three years ] suffered with
Dy'pep,ia In IL, wont form. tried several
Simmon, Liver Regulator. which cured me In n
short time. i Is a good nedIcin:. would not
be without it."-JAans a. RohsF, philada, Ia.
a u general family remedy for Dyspepsia.
Torpid Liver, Constipation. etc.. hardly cve'
u,e anything else. and have never been ditap.
pointed In the effect produced: IT, seems to ls
almost u pertee, Cure for all diseases OF the Stomach
and DoweIE."-W. J. HcELNoY. Macon. Ca,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11

Prices that will make them move has
been put on all winter goods. 1900
yards B%roadhead Dress Goods, 10lZn
wcro 25c, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l1/2V
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11

Boil, aud, II largo, cut in quarters.
Put into n shallow dish; cover with
white sauce md but.crod bread crumbs,
Bake until tho unions nrc brown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11

Fry aliccs OF stale bread in butlcr.
Boat throc eggs; add u half Gun swcct
milk, suit, Pepper and pour over. Lot
SGT; turn; covera momont.
FAD (UDuTiohloi.I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11

Ali Wool Dress Goods in Black and
Colors, ono-iourth to one-third less than
former price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11

Tur only way to cure catarrh is to
purify tho blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla
puriios tho blood aud tones up the
whole systom, G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11

Fur Caoes and Ladies' and Children'a
Wraps will be sold il low prices will
make them move. 80 Children's Cloaks,
4 and 9 years, were 50 50 to s. 5o,Q1 IN
choice % w
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Twenty-Five Misses Newmarkets, IA,
16 and IS years, were s. so to SIS, "a 60
CnOlCc uOM ........ ........ .............,QA wv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11

Joacph Galley, twonty-thrco years old
and stone blind. was convicted of burg
larry In tho second degree in San Fran.
cisco last week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11

ANOTHER aged KHntuckinn, Col. Cody
Bowen, agcd ~, has followed tho OK.
ample of Gen. Cassius NJ. Clay aud
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11
DAILY HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
TUESDAY, Feb. 10.

IUESDh1, TUU. t..
Great Efforts from great ,notIycJ Is tho best
burden to him who has no motive for perform.
Ing Ii.
Observation-Disclosures. Graham mush.
Lamb chops. Drowned potatoes.
Pruncs. Rolls. Coilec.
DISSEn-ltonst beef and potatoes. Seal.
lopod onions. Celory salad. Applo
marmaladc. Broad. Rice pudding.
!Iuit.
SUrrER-Bread and butter. Canned
fruit. Bread omolct. Cookies. Choc.
olatc.
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tcl 1908 Market Street.
FOR RENT.

5rooms. attic. cellar. both gases, 1915 Byrou
Street Rent. 81 a month
S.roomcd house. No. S. Zane street.
5 rooms, bath. both gases. No. els Main street.
6-roomed house on Main and Twenty.secoud
streets. Rent. SIS.
rooms. No. 10 Seventeenth st. Rent, Sill,
6rcoms. No lS North Front street,
i'roomed house, No. $751; Market street.
Jroonied house on Delaware 81. Rent, Sla,
5rooms on Linoolu ave-. .ftuayille. Trent, s..
No. . Maryland street, 6 roOns. both gases
3rooms and attic. No. 81 South York street.
rooms on Elm street.
No. 1913 Main street. > rooms
GroomS, bath. laundry, both gases, no. lS5
South Front street.
No. esil Eoi street, 4 rooms.
No. IL North forE street, 1 rooms, at 50.
store room, No. 1895 Main ST. Rent, S70Oa year,
Store room. Bridge Place. REM, SO.
6-rooncd house on S. York 81, Bent SIS A mouth,
1.roomcd house, No. % 18th St, Rent, 81,
I rooms and attic on Zane street. Rent, sl2S %.
> rooms on North Front street. Rem, SIS
rooms. all Improvements. Nc. 81 Huron St
5roomci house, No. IS South Broadway,
G:toomed honse. No. u Zane street.
No, 10 soTth Broadway. 5 rooms.
5 roomsnnd bath. No. ~ Market St Rcut. S.a
rooms. No. . Virginia street RcntslS.
Money TO loan, from SlN TO S. 90.
ROLF cS ZANE.
No. - Fourteenth Street. Telephone 566
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11

THE Democratic legislature in Tcnnos.
sec is determined to conouin,nare tho
conspiracy to steal tho govornorship.
The method reHorted to bears n strong
likeness 10 that which was adopted by n
Democratic Legislature to porpetra,c II
similar outrage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-11

Round trip $40. Tickets good 70.
turning on Nil regular trains until Sat-
urday, February %, 1895. Trains leave
Wheeling Mt l:45 and sos n. H., and
ESQ and 5:l5 p. IN. Through Pullman
sleeper from Wheeling on tho 5:45 p.
IN. train.
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REMNANT sALE-J. S. r. d CO.
REMNANT
IN SALE
Thousands to Select From. Every
One q MOney.Saver.

We must have room to show our Now
Wash Goods Just opened: GINGHAMS.
WASH SILKS, EMBRoIDERIES aud
IACES.
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Baltimore Il Ohio Excursion to wnsiiur-
ton City and Baltimore, Thursday, Fob.
ruNry Ii, 1895,
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Closing out prices on Blankets and
Eiderdown Quilts. ALL Wool Home
made Blankets So SO per pair and up.
wards,
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abolition Of tho color limo. Intelligent,
wcll.bred, "clubablo" women OF African
descent will bo admitted to member.
ship precisely as the same kind ofwhito
womnu will
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NEW

Sur,.
w A to take retail orders for ~iurniln.,
aud carpets on the rond. Address kpNi'SD.
son Il PERIlNE. Pittsburgh, Pa hi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

No. a.-AN ACT RELATING TO THE TRANSFER OF
PROPERTY or NONRESIDENT WARDS TO THEIR
GUARDIANS RESIDING OUT OF THIS STATE.
lereJy enacted By tie Genoo Asso5y Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION That all where any guardian and his ward
may both Of other state territory OF the United
States and such may be entitled to property OF any des
ton in this State such guardian producing to the probate court
OF the probate district which such property Is situated Iu ana
complete transcript records Of court Of competent urs
dco in the state or territory which he and his ward reside
duly cxempfed authucad showing that he has been a
pointed guardian such ward and that he has given bond ana
oy in the state or territory in which he and his ward reside
double the value of the property of such ward and also showing
such court that he still such guardian and that aremoVa
of the property such ward will not conflict with the terms ana
limitations attending the right by which the ward owns the same
be or become judicial his interest therein then such tran
rp may be entered record such court and such guardian
shall be entitled to letters certificate of guardianship OF
the estate of such from such which shall authorize hm
demand sue for and any such property and remove the
same TO the place Of residence Of himself and his ward and such
court NAV order resident guardian executor or administrator
having any of the estate such ward deliver the to such
nonresident guardian provided all debts IN favor OF residents or
citizens of this State exist against such estate whether
due or to become due been first paid payment rendered
SEC Z This shall apply to any case where the parent
the ward being resident Of this State at the time OF his death
shall have appointed by last will and testament guardian or guard
ans for said ward and which guardian guardians are still living
and residing in this State unless the assent OF such esamenty
guardian or guardians removal Of said property shall be salts
cov shown to which application shall be made as
herenbefoe provided.
SEC g. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November -. 1894
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

No. GAN ACT AUTHORIZING A MARRIED WOMAN
TO BE APPOINTED EXECUTRIX, ADMINISTRA-
TRIX, GUARDIAN OR TRUSTEE.
his 6eyey enacted By the General assembly Of the State G
Vermont;
SECTION l. married woman may be appointed eyecutriy
guardian stree and the marriage OF single
woman shall not affect her authority to act under previous
SIC . This act shall take effect from its passage,
Approved November l. 1894.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

No. Gan ACT FIXING THE RESIDENCE OF INMATES
OF CERTAIN CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
is here6y enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont;
SECTION l. No inmate Of any hospital home for aged
or other charitable institution in this State shall by OF being
an inmate of such institution gain residence in the town where
ucb institution located so as become chargeabe paupe
to said town.
SEC 2 This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November -, 1894.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-22
THE POPULISTIC KICKER.

Oh, Populistic kicker does your blood flow
any quicker as you wreathe your face
in an eternal frown? You kick Ike
the devil who is holding high revel,
and swear that monopoly is binding
you down.
You kick at old Grover the whole country
over, and pray for the passage of dn-
sound laws; you see in the distance a
war of resistance, as you rally to the
standard of the Sub-Treasury cause
You kick at the banks like a parcel of
cranks, and cause them to tighten
their grip and their hold; then you
kick little faster till to escape dis
aster each one must make his pay
ments in gold.
You kick at creation and any other nation,
that you deem to be among those
who differ from you; but you want
with your frothing just something
for nothing. and 1t causes you to act
as crazy as you do.
You provoke them to laughter not know
ing what you're after, by eternaly
kicking and raising a dust; but
wouldn't you be sight and in a bad
plight, II while you are kicking your
suspender should bust?
This world may be in danger, but you
cannot change her; she is awfully set
and determined In her ways; the best
we can do when the sky Is not blue,
Is to look to the future for sunshny
days.
II. A. McEachin, in the Sun.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-22
ON The VERGE
OF Giving Up the Fight...An Eel.
mira Citizens Last Resource
Proves q Success.
tFrom the Elmira Gazette.

From the Elmira Gazette1
DO you know Mr.. j. 8. Bodder,. of 2l4
South Main street? He has been a business
man and permanent resident of Elmira for
over twenty years. A man whose state
ment cannot be disputed. Well, Mr.. Bod
der's case in a nutshell is-that he has
been sufferer from kidney disorders.
but doesn't suffer any more We will let
him tell what has brought about the
change. Here is how he spoke of his
case to our Representatives: II have
never been well since the closing OF the
war, where, In the service of my coun-
try, contracted kidney and bladder dis
orders. The complaint has gradually
been growing on me. / had sharp pains
in the small of my back. just back of the
hips. and when they left 1t was only to
be followed by dull, heavy pain which
remained continually. could lie in but
one or two positions in bed or the pain
would be almost unbearable. was
always very sore over the kidneys, and
the urine emitted strong odor. At
times / felt existence a task. / tried
this, that and the other thing, to no
avail, and was on the verge of giving up
entirely when l saw Doans Kidney Pills
advertised, thought as last resort
would give them trial. they were
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Now, the pain is all gone, and l am en-
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My sleep at night is good and refreshing.
I do not feel any more that tired feeling
used to on rising, all thanks due to
Doan's Kidney Pills"
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by all
dealers. Price. SO cents per box six
boxes for $3.50. BY mail on receipt Of
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