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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-11

The significant lines In the sons OF
"Grandma's Advice" and the coquettIsh
expression OF Miss Fanny Wheat were
enough to coll Tor Il repetition. Miss
Mamie Grub led tho next song with
the chorus failing over themselves to
get in AT the finish II was not dignltled
enough for Miss Grubb's voice. 1t was
KIM In her TO subordinate herself.
The solo on TN Gncient piano that
had been dug out OF the stock OF F. W.
Banner a. Co. as hlgere. by Miss Flora
II. Polllck, wac n gem In its way. i
was said thai the instrument was Il
century old. and no one present would
have dared questioned the authenticity
OF a 1896 trade mark On II. The musical
centenariaR must have been traded for
a tewsharp. The wonderful ching was
how Miss Pollock obtained so mOny
chords out OF such a harpsichord.
The rollIcking sons OF Cousin jedi
dIah," by Mrs. A. II. Harding. with
chorus, was thoroughly enjoyed. Mr..
II. ". Hughes was down an the pro-
Gramme for a Tune" and when he APP
peared as an old man. the very antith-
sis OF his ~well-known vigor and pulchri-
tude. he could not help but make a de-
cIded hit when he sang 'Milt" BarlOw's
famous song. 81 am Just as Young as 1
Used to Be-" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
able numbers on the programme. Mrs.
Adele F. Hupp also distinguished her.
self In the Yankee S~leighride." and
met with cordial appreciation in her
duet with Mr.. Paris K. Myers.
Annie Laurie" vas given with most
sympathetic expression by Mrs. Mary
Bankard Wagner; but so impersonal
was the effect that each man in the aud
ience (single, OF course.) thought Of 4
different name. but all we're in tune with
Annie Laurie"
The entire programme as rendered
was a gem In the way OF an entertain
ment out OF the banal RUS. Many OF the
costumes were exceedingly rich. and ap-
pear to have been e1humcd out Of chests
whose lids had been closed by the far
removed relatives, OF the wearers.
Mrs. Alice y. Flick as pianist, and
SIr. Fred Meyer. with the cello, were
very satisfactory in accompanying the
singers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-11

DON'T daily with rheumatism. Puri-
fy your blood and cure II nj once by taxi
ing q course OF Hoods Sar5aparilla. 6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
Hugh Fltzgorald.
WACO DROPS orr

iFooaoil Tics That nonlson win Take r.,
we Veyser city Franchise. =
Fort Worth, Texas. February Is -7,,or.
seems to he an indisnos'tion on tho nor,
Of Waco to do anything toward IN nv
.s,nV,n'ase Of the ofror to iom the Teas,
southern base ball league. President W.
, Just returned from there. where he
went with tho expectation Of complot,n,.
the organization. and found The sI,,a.,,,'S'
anything but what could be desired rbn
committee seemed to havo been unnb,c
TO work mp an interest In tin. matter -.
lNVy Nad been 80 inactive that nsthlpg
satisfactory was accomplished in the wns
of raising funds. way
,,,- nr nat as Il may, the matter has fsi.e,
V.,1nsn ana u h 70 settled tact thst
,a'9 MI! not hold place in tho leag '''s'
ne ,"4el TO strike while the iron was
~ "nu we opportunity no ougcr cSists
l HtF 70 De included in the circuit. T,-5r
she mas let bird 10 lu her tariv arti1,,
~ tho premises ia plainly % bc so "a
,ifeslaent Ward has tho appiir,ti,., mi.
"'ilson Tor the place which Waco Vs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
nIcK1NsnN RACEs.

Dickinson. Texas, February 1s.-The
programme Of races carried out by the
association on the coast fair track Sun
day was a very flutterins success, and
leads to the belief that as the weather
becomes more settled from this time
that weekly meeting of one or TWO days
here will bring large crowds aud fine
racing. The attendance on the opening
day was large. considering that such
sught announcement had been made. The
day was pleasant. the track at its best
which is saying a good deal for this best
race track in Texas and everybody in
good humor.
The events Of the day were the matched
quarter mile dash and the race for gem
tlemens roadsters. In the former Lucy
Lee and Baby Nell, both OF Galveston,
contested hotiy purse OF 500 and nearly
800 in siu" stakes 'passed pockets
W hen Neil Won
lne Ioadsters came from several coast
country towns and Galveston, each with
q friendly tuuuMlns, Surlc l., owned by
~ man ut IcAas city, was faNoute at
even money in the books, with Walter
Gresham Little Dick and Gayety in The
ti"d. susie also ran each heat but it
IS only Just to say that she loosened a
shoe IN the first neat aud cast IL In the
second. GaNely, the fine roadster, owned
10y Mr. Nichols OF this place, won the first
heat in three minute gait and Was
beaten ny a head by W alter Gresham In
tho second heat.
Being too late to trot any more heats.
/ the judges divided the money and the
association has made the same race for
the next meet, The same horses VIII have
another 20. each as sauguine as ever of
victory.
The following Is summary:
First IaCe-Matched trottiug won nv
joe Maxwell Waiter Gresham. second.
Time 2,5ii4.
Second iace-Free for all race-rleta
the place
hird Matched trot between King
and Earl Downing. Won by King In 2l6.
'ourlh -Gentlcmen's roadsters--
tist neat the horses finished tn order
Gayrty, Little Dick. Walter Gresham
Susie h. Second heat Gresham. Gayetv'
Dick aud Susie
tlt,h race. quarter mile dash-Dahy Nell
and Lucy Ice matched. won by Baby Neil
lhere were q! so several fine bicycle
races under club management
lhcre Is now prospect that the assoc
citation VIII give each week one or two
uuIS racing programme. There are sew
ernl stables on the ground Of fine track
horses none OF whom showed tn the pro-
tfHnmo sunday, and thrre rs a prOsDpot
that the number Of horses will soon roach,
u hundred for now strings are coming
rNorN few days The track lis rrovviD5
OopNlnr as II becomes better known nc
a trimming place, and this success is
largely duc to Tho inrcsgant and clfcrtfve
N'rF or ir Thomas who acts as pro-
mo'"r and mauarer for the association
I Ecnplo from Houston aud Galvest win
get fine days ontinc and dav Of fnn
snort ny helrC on hand when tho associa
] ton gives lis next meet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
Populists 10 the Eleventh Organize
for the Campaign,
TERRELL WILL NOT BE A CANDIDATE.
AIcLennan County Pops WIN Net Fuse.
Silver Democrats to BE Opposed
for Congress at the Polls.

Rockport. Texas, February N.-Tne
popullst executive committee Of this con-
gressional district met here today.
They appointed campaign COMMITTEES,
Ben Terrell chairman, with instructions
to begin 4 campaign at once to Ill Grain s
unexpired term.
The county chatrrnen were Instructed
TO can conventions to send two delegates
to the National convention.
The congressional convention Is TO meet
as soon az the election IS ordered. Pref
erence was expressed for Bcevile, but
the matter was left 10 the district CHAIR
man. Both Ben Terrell and John H. I'll
gin were favorahly mentioned by the
populi1ts present NJ tho conference as
candidates TO congress. hut both seem
aYerse TO making the race Though the
meeting was private # Is understood Ter
rell officially announced that he wou,q
serve IN any capacity save that of can
didatc
Y. Weldon was observed among the
populists but was not In the conference,
not being regarded rs pop, ana he and
the pops say there IL no probability OF MS
making the race.
John 4. Beaseiy was SPOKEN Of as the
only free silver dsmocrat who, ia case
Of democratic spiit could get uopulist
support IN sch a race rs Weldon made
in 1906 but 'lere viii he no fusion IT
Eigin or Terrell or some other available
man in the party can bs induced TO run.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

First race, sevcn-eights mile-Trix,c.
Sauterne, 80; Albert S. Lotte Mills. 1902;
Mark 5, Buckmore Mollte Il. iU7; Maur-
ice Leonard b. Tartarian. 100. Davia.
III; Bowling Green, ia.
Second race, six furlougs selling -rTov-
lhorne Belle, 96; Minnie clyde. Elsie Fer
gUsoq Fiddler. May Ashley. Winchester,
lug billy Kenny, l02; Frtzie. commits,
a ,d9 Frank los; Bon soir, ioi Fondest,
Third race, selling. seven-eights mile
HhcVitY' Venice, Campania. 90: Glecsome
frankie u, Panway Lulu T. lG9. ZaidI,
r6a,r pohons' 10 Jo Longdale Joc-o-sot.
Fourth race. handicap -wedgefleld %.
6ioSco' s9 PeNtona, %, Haroldine, 90:
Glarus, i0s; Albert $, %; Tancrod 16I
Terrapin, 1885, Mark S o.: Dockstader
Jack the jew, lO4. Wolsoy, loo: station r,
Fifth race, sevcn-cights mile soll,rr-
Boon lOl; Helen Wren, Mon.eviedo Mar
Don Pet Miss Hazel, lO9 Bjll Arm '' 20
k'no, Herman, Ola Pngh ''i y CIR, 70
WHIT, lN' San Bias l07. '''''''"' 81
SlN,h race, three-quarters mile SELLING
non Murphy. J. W, Levy. VIM, Dnlse "
MlnerNno Galley West. Twelve Fifty es.
J,mHe, ROYAL Nette Peruvian II ,oo1.
The Banker los; IIeppo Grin. los. 4V''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
srArr cAPIrAf. NOTES

Austin Texas. February lS.-A call Of
.slst"rel general revenue warrants up
to aHd including number 1000 and ag-
Ereraung SS1.000 was made at the state
treasury department today.
Denton county redeemed $500 of It's bonds
h..I hY the pertinent school fuud ebay
and EWth county red emsl a $3vpU Issue.
phr- mad dogs have been Killed in
this lily within the past week.
lhirl BAseman Hayden and Shortstop
Hayden oil the Austin league base ball
ietG for 1875 arrived this morning
In tho Federal court today ono Of tho
cas,t against W. r. Moore Jr.. for al
ged appropriation OF tnc funds Of
the Llauo National bank was dismissed
AVID the other continued by the govern
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
MnuTn M rIN KRAHns

Nclasco. Texas, February lN.-A party
OF gentlemen composed Of Judge J. G.
Walker, Waco, Captain s. u, Porter
Houston; Ben c. Cain, Esq, Tyler and
several others, were taken down to the
iettles this morning by Colonel l.. L..
Foster Captain Porter owns considcrn-
BILE valuable property IN Tins city. and
feels IN splendid spirits over the deem
water. while Judge Walker is the owner
OF some nno bodies OF land IN this ANA
Mutagorda counties.
The BRACES began TO rise again ycster-
day, and for n time drift was running
az lively rate.
Rock for the ictties ls again coming
tn. the yards which We're blocked dur
ing the rise have been cleared out amt
All work along tho rock wharf Is being
pushed ms rapidly rs possible
The force in the brush camp. who wero
run out hy he high water, have an re-
turned and work Is going ON agaimin that
nunrtor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

expected to take. and he left today on his
way there to see what can be done. IL
seems more than likely that Denison VIII
secure position In the league. 49,
Assurance has been given that liberal
donations from the citizens there VIII be
Forthcoming. and the manager OF the
street car line alone has offered an In
ducement of $500. This is n good sum
With which TO start the ball rolling. II
other subscriptions come in proportion
there can be no doubt that Denison will
lie included in the circuit.
As the season opens on April Is 1t may
be considered rather late to organize a
club. but Mr.. Ward says that re II 40 40 g
10 meet the emergency, Notwithstanding
the hackset given by the consideration OF
Wacos bid. There are two good teams, ne
saws. already orgnni2ed. one III PenhSNi-
vania and one in Massachusetts,. and III
Denison can meet the terms there will be
no DELAY In making out a slate. All that
Is necessary is for the offer to be accepten'
and the PLAYERS can be arranged for with
I'm a DAYS time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

the call Of the chairman. DR.. G. u. Har-
ris of Bruceville. The popuiists are pro
Tossing the utmost confidence In their
entire county ticket next fail. claiming
to have made very large and material
gains over 1894. Tho attendance at the
meeting was large and the proceedii 50
were noted with interest by many VINO
are not members OF that party. Ine
meeting was called TO order shortly after
II o'clock by Chairman Harris and the
proceedings opened.
The date OF the county convention was
fixed for May L. The precinct conven-
tons were ordered for April - ana the
basis OF representation at one vote for
every ten cast for Nncent for governor.
Resolutions were adopted rcafurrlinS
the Omaha platform. commencing Milton
Park and Harry Tracy for their firm
stand in behalf OF the popullst platform
os the Gibraltar OF reform and declaring
that we cxecrate the idea Of fusion with
any party. 4"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
NEW ORLEANS pAcrs

New Orleans, February ls-Fo,,ow,n,
were the winners today:
Three-yeor-olds selling, six furlonss-
G ban. w West le' (sherrep, 10 to l, won;
III ,(f99orpS) TO = third, Tine Y f;tTs
six l"'u by Il TI{ear ol1s, four furlongs-R
6,Sle Y (T Murphy. to i. second I iron-
6 slSRe' lo' o. HIND 5 10 /, third Tine Tine
SM iurllongs-,Begue, 90 CIV. Hicks . "a
'butch p@p,, IVi diam. 10 TO /, second
I!me lliN ~ l. thira'
Gearroa i-ysea,rr.olds and up. one mile
y.se ". ~ tSherrerl. 10 10 W.,
Il,GItzer loi Qiam} to /. second, MTn,
Time lA2is TO !, th'rd.
hail c'- -iyearolis and up, seven and one
D. 70 j. Won; Masonic Homs ia ot,,!, tt'i
10 70 ,h,r second Ate June, l65 q. Hilp
slN iuflongs- Minerva, lO5 UIorN 60
Won; Little Clin lO7 CThorpe, 55't ~ : 20 p
oHai John Stewart. W If. Durf,S -,
J, Third. Time. i:l7is. 'uuYl' ia 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
MILAN COUNTY POrvLIsrs

Cameron. Texas. February iS-The ex-
ecuuve comm-ttoe OF the populist party
of Milan county, composed of WIN Wells
,chairmam,. y. {. soutagg, }. NJ. Ran
dolph, W. NJ, Henry and 5 II. Carnes. met
N secret session In the grand jury room OF
the court house yesterday and transacted
II is thought, the regulsJ routine business
!. \, Barber said that while Il was not
public, Yet nothing VAS Ia secret. though
no one but "A momher OF the party could
be admitted, A county convention was
called for tho first Monday In June There
was no demonstration on the streets OF
any extraordinary occasion
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
Judge Reese convenes cour, in the morn. |

Judge Reese convenes court In the morn
Ing at $50 and keeps things hummlng
until and often 10 in the evening Thus
II Is possible. as on yesterday, that three
criminal cases were fixed and disposed
Of, court being in session from $50 In the
morning until II at night, or almost con
tinuOusly for fifteen hours
BIZ Matched was yesterday given two
years in the .penitentiary or charge
VI assault with intent to murder.
District Attorney John NJ. Pinckney has
the war paint applied to himself very
thick; sad forebodiug for those charged
with infractions OF the law.
Late this evening Gus Storm was given
two years IN the pententinry for theft
NJ cnftlp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
MAY NOT ORDER AN ELEcrtoN.

Austin. Texas, February is.-Considera-
Bile opposition manifested itself Ia the
Eleventh congressional district TO Rho or
dering Of a special election occasloned
by the death of Hon. W. II. Grain. It Is
probable now that Governor Culberson
viii let the matter rest until the regular
election unless he becomes convinced that
under the law It is obligatory that he
should order an election now.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
LILY WHITES NOT SHOWING RIP

Waco. Texas. February 1s-The pros.
poets for large attendance at the meet.
ing Of the republican lily white STATE
executive committee are not promising
from present appearances. Wueu an tho
trains had arrived tonight 4. Davis of
Jefferson and W II Harvey of Bolton
were he only members who reached Tho
city. Chairman Goodcll IS expected to ar
rive In the morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
4 DULL DAY AT Ell PASO.
MANY Persons Are Leaving and Few
Visitors Rcmaia.
NAHER WILL BE IN THE RING FRIDAY.
Minister'S luton Passed More Resolu-
lions Hangers Are Resiing-Couple
OF spicy kilograms.
From a Special Correspondent,
on the Ground.

on the Ground.
FL Paso. Texas, February IS, 1896
This was a dull day In pugilistic circles.
Fitz came over this afternoon and called
at headquarters and chatted with the
newspaper correspondents ana gave them
the benefit Of his opinion of Jim Corbett
1.-THE bloody fool claims to be college
bred man." said the Australian, but I'll
be bowed II his telegram to me shows it
the bloody fool" Ftzsimmons Is conf
dent that he will meet Msher Friday and
positive that he Will best the 1r!shman
easily.
George siler the Chicago newspaper
man who viii referee the mill visited Pc
ter Maher at Las Cruces New Mexico, to-
day, Silcr returned on the evening train.
peter will be ready TO fight Friday"
said the referee to Tho Post correspond
eut. Ills eyes are mending rapidly. and
he trained two hours or more today lie
will be all right Friday and viii be ready
70 face Fitzsimmons IN the ring. OF this
am positive" other visitors who came
back from Las Cruces tonight confirmed
Sier's story Of Miners condition.
As to the relative merits Of the two men
ritz has the call. lie is ia the pink Of
condition and nue of ten men here believe
that he Will whip Manner Perhaps the
number of false prophets viii be large IN
III Paso Friday night but touiEll MahCrS
defeat Is predicted on every hand. This
is merely public sentiment here. and Post
readers Who have wired the correspondent
for tips should exercise their own juig-
menL He has no tips To- give Out.
John L. Sullivan and party departed Tor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

OF the fact that there are four candidates
iris time Hon. c. c. McCulloch, present
incumbent. Is q candidate for reelection.
ard Dr. W, w Wilkes Ed O'Brlen and
Major 4. Hinchman are also IN the race.
Wilkes and Hinchman are ex-mayors and
good cafrrasgners. Altogether, the con-
Test is growing interesting and lively, al
though there are no special issues iH-
yoiynd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
TERRITORY DEMOCRATS.

south MeAles,er l. r, February Is
Pursuant to call the democratic executive
committee for the Indian Territory CON
Nened at this place last night for the pur-
pose OF selecting the time and place for
ho.dlnS Territorial convention to elect
delep4tes 20 the National convention at
chicago July l. Ninita, l. T., was then
CHOSEN ana the time set for Juna 0. at
which time six delegates viii be elected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
NEW GOLD FIELD.
Strata of "SOund Money" Metal Discovered III
Oklahoma Territory.

Perry o IT, February Thc Perry turned upside down and the
people wild believed
that gold
gooblei
gold
Already claims the
made reliable part a $ a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

Galveston, Texas, February lS-r,o
galveston foot bah eleven last nis.h, mr.,
ueod at Beach park for the Aus,in - -,
'''s'l'S mo regular men, Mckee wos
p,n''eed at quarterback ana RUM was
~ trial at right half. There viii
DC no change in the back positions Init
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
COTTON GROWERS ADDRESS.

Waco, Texas, February ls-E $ Peters
president of The Texas division of the
American Cotton Growers Protective ms.
sociation arrived here TODAY nn1 a,-
nonnced the appointment OF n spa",ai
committee OF the executive COMMITTEE a.
committce Will prepare and nuhlish IKE
address in a few days 'N'7" "''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

met here on Saturday last and elected
delegates to the meeting Of Green's Brt-
rade which meets at Cucro on the 2lst
Instant. They also appointed committee
Of entertainment for the meeting of wal
ton Camp which occurs on May -, next
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
VOTING, PLACES rIxrn

Rusk Texas, February E,-rhe COM
mlssioners court have ordered an election
at Alto on March T. TO vote on local
option.
The commissioners court is composed Of
three populisis aud one democrat. with "a
democratic Judge. They appointed pop
ullsts TO hold the state election, except
loo Rusk, where they appointed a demo
crat Tho court made three new voting
Rusk and Jacksonville
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
McLENNAN pnrs

They Resolve That They Execrate tho
Idea Of FUSION With Any aPrty
Waco Texas February lS.-The popu-
list county executive committee mot at
the city BAN this morning pursuant to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
NEW COURT HOUSE NEEDED.


san Augustine. Texas February H.
Courl has adjourned at ilemphll after
session OF only four days.
George G. Marchcros. Esq, of Nacog-
dochcs passed through town In his in
tercsl Thursday,
Judge T, &. Davies and W. NJ. lmhodcu
passed through yesterday On their re
turn home.
rufus Price, :. W. Blouut 5. NJ. pa-
NiCs and q. e. Greer all attorneys from
here VINO attended the court. have re-
tuguCd, S.
Commissioners court has been IN session
this week settling with the tax collector
and treasurer, aud appointing road over
seers as well as attending to great deal
OF other husiucss
Tho new court house, although only
standing three years has been condemn
ed aud pronounced in very dangerous
condition aud district court which viii
meet ON thd 2ith, win hold It's session In
some other building. The commissioners
court are thinking Of having another court
hpuso built at once, hut have not de-
tcrmned what kind Of building TO
erect
This has been a remarkably hard season
ON cattle In this section not SO much
cold. hut so much rainy weather, and Tho
supply Of cotton seed Tor feed Is very
short old settlers say that the roads
have been worse than since 1871
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
SOUND MONEY CANlrAIGN.

Austin, Texas. February ls.--A numer-
ously signed call has been issued for IA
meeting 10 be held at the court house
next Thursday night for the purpose OF
taking steps towards inauguratlng a yie
orous Sound money" campaign in ms
county,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
~lEDlCAL
DISCOVERE
OF
DIR. HATHAWAY ~

rno, oro tho result Of their oFi
and oSpcr.encc.
Tbev nro entirely new and 'h'1s
,ost;yS :" th.i,. efficiency.
TGry Uni do al that Is claimed lol
,,'nc,, na,5e no equal and are ussu y
o.i, i'r 'ynb'I,sicions.
~ ~ va ~ ,suffer from disease you va
,rst treatmsnt that IAN be procure.
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uIilS = n Inc
lie :. at,9S1,' ,:t-TtJ,TtIL,
"'N' 5pr.sr itXpERiENCEp,,.
MIG ~ pIE0GREsslvE.
No - SUCCESSFUL
MOST POPLAR
cr,-c,r rsTs IN THE UNlTEpsia.
% ~, IN diagnose your ease' .,s
-, ',,eonnllv or by mai, give :!.s,,,.s
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IN yon so ana charge you .v
~ u,' IL ono that needs atlsnss~s
syyi' ,,t,.n van lust what you M "a, 1
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Your money wlthipIHoIt h away & CctS
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PILES, SArAlf,l'i'' y St{EflS,.
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AND THE P W. w. siStssasJ II
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treatment. Years OF, OF Va ~ Tcuuratirt q
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