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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-03

Elsewhere Will be found the location OF
all OF the sixty voting precincts In the
county.
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FEATHER RENovAToR.
Wives and
Housekeepers.
TELEPHONE NO. 200,

10 All Whom 1t aTRy Concern;
Tho undersigned have purchased ITnrp
TOMS Improved Feather Rcnoyntor nnd
also an Improved Carpet Dea;cr, wbicS
Is guaranteed TO neither rIp nor raVci
an9 are now prepared to do work prninptly
and delivered free or charge I,Savo n cur
aers at r, L9kc's Livery. No. 1880 MarlSe.
street. or address $40. ' 'se'
FORD s. HANNEN,
Corner EishtSenth and Chapline Streets.
Wheeling. W. Va.
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Vote early. In the morning II possible.

There are five voting precincts In Tra-
lelphid district, not four as reported.
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Special Bargain,

1-eatherwood property. House q =,
rooms, lot 50X2OO: fronts the nstIorll ia
with water. gas and sewerage. Pr, =,
few days at $500. The lot is Won. 4
least $l,5lo. '''- : :
Also fine lot fronting Lea,ks;TI
avenue mt Q big bargain for a sht.t "a
Money to Loan on Property.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
airet,nrS In the Fntur. ant Go..lr Abont

Mset,nrS In the Fntnr. rnd Gnulp About
the Clubs.
The clrc.lon returns will be hullct!ned
on canvasa at the lntellIgcnCsr and
Register Office. and by House & Herr
mann and the Hub Clo,hIers, at tho cor
nsr Of Fourteenth and Market streets.
Fully 10000 people can be accommo-
dated at the three places.
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The polls open ate:sO a. m. and close at
0 p. m.
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ro'ls open Ut . u M. and close at o
Thu car,v IN Tho dnv yo,cr Rms M r,sts
The weather 6urcaus ptcdlc,S fSir
weather to-day. INV
+ Victory is;R certainty II every sound
money vote Is polled.
-
x TINS y the day when VIII mark tho
decision In the greatest political con-
test Of the century. Hotb sides nre cnr.
-. - 80. s"e,
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THE poLlTICAL OUTLOOK
Z. Viewed by rrnnri. d. corley-IIapI

As Viewed by Francis ID. Corley- Happy
iJ 4, Surprises in Store. IL
There ARE three forces, and there are
only three noteworthy forces, which
now support the dllapldated fortuneaof
Mr.. Bryan-the dishonest hopes OF those
who produce silver the anxiety Of a
large number of loyal southerners lest a
negro Marty should obtain control OF
their local governments, and the ,desire
of cheap politicians TO retain the old time
Democratic organizations, with a View
TO local offices. Except for these three
influences the supports under Mr. Bryan
would give way. entirely. After the
election It will appear that he has re-,
7ceiyel no Respectable vote except In. the
localities where these special influences
z can sbe distinctly traced. On the other
hand, the Catholic and Protestant cler-
gy, the faculties OF nur colleges, the best
journalists, those statesmen who COM
mand general respect, the best represent
statives OF commercial and financial cir
cles. the ssslf.interest and patriotism of
all unbiased men-these and all other
o5tlmable forces are now making for the
preservation OF national honor,
Heretofore II has sometimes seemed
that the blindness ofSpartlsanshlp and
the .rlgidIty III party lines would prove
the Une menace TO republican govern
ment, but the fact that genuine men
among Democrats have been able In
this crisis to eXtrlcate themselves from
their political environments is the great
est moral victory In the history of the
American people. That such men
should rise In this manner above party;
lines will have mure TODD with the fu-
5ture of this country than the liberation
of the slaves. Native born patriots may
well eXult In the thought that Hebrcw,
German and all the letter foreign ele7
ments have Joined with them in loyalty
TO the best interests OF this country AMI
for the creation OF a purified citizenship.
Heretofore our political forecasts have
kept the publlcconstantly advised OF the
improving political situation. n
Long ago We stated. and now repeat.
that the United States senate Is certain
TO have majority for gold, and the ma
jority 90 Mckinley in the electoral COL
lege wlllabe larger than the total vote ot
Mr.. Bryan. Weeks ago we stated that
the time would come when it would not
be respectable in enlightened localities
10 favor that candidate, and we now
predict that during the few days precei-
ing the election there will be conspicu-
Gus stampede from Organism. In every
locality south, for example, sound mon
ey will gain enormously against the
Bryan forces above mentioned. Chica-,
gu will develop a cyclone. New York and
Brooklyn hurricane. and the happless
surprises of all the campaign will come
from Baltimore, Richmond. Nashville,
Memphis, st. Louis and Louisiana.
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PRICE OF GOLD ID.
Figure. that piaprove Ilryan's "a ppreel.
H11 HHt ntlyett A skr NJ Inn. r * 90. ~.

.s.
I'VE complain OF the gold standard be-
cause an increased demand for gold has
raised the price OF gold aud lowered tho
price OF all those things which exchange
for monoS."-7Bryans Buffalo Speech
How can there be any increased de-
mand for gold, when gold; silver and
paper money, aswell as'bank exchanges.
have increlasd more rapidly than the
population in the past few. years.? The
increased ease of producing both gold
and silver has enormously Increased the
quantlty3of them offered TO the public.
Siuihall, Preston and otherEauthoritles
show THAI the gall OF the world, coined
ana uncoined, has increased from less
than $1,000, 000, 600 TO over s7,0OD, O00, 900 In
the past half century, and thnt the silver
money OF the wnrld, which Aiulhall esti-
mates at $1,000, 100000 Nifty years ago, Is
now over 81 600, 100000. The proportion
OF gold in the world which is made Into
coin has doubled In the last fifty, years,
being now over two-thlrds OF the total
stock instead of One-third as II was half
century ago. SO there ls5apparently six
times rs much gold money and twice as
much silver money In the world o-day
as there was fifty years ago. Does this
look as though there was IAN increased
demand for gold, which has raised the
price of gold 2"
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh is blood or consti,u-
tional disease, and In order to cure Il;
you must take Internal remedies Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure Is not a
lquacl medicine, II was prescribed by
one OF, the best physicians in this couD.
try foryears. and Is q regular prescrIp-
ton. It Is composed of the hest tonics
known. combined with the bcst blood
purifiers, acting directly on themucous
surfaces. The perfect combination Of
the two ingredients Is what produces
such wonderful results In curing Ca
tarrh. Send Tor. testimonials.
Ed. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o,
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
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HE HELpEr CAUSE /, IT.
.A,il.tsa % Make . rerla ,ha, caa,.a

d o
"our opponents cannot Ignore the fact
ltlnt gold Is now golng abroad In spite OF
all legislation intended TO prevent II, land
no yiiver II coined 10 tnko Its place.
Bryen's Madison Square Garden Speech.
Yer. the gold which went abroad In
the fiscal year 1896 amounted to $So;5iS. :
GO In excess Of the appropriations OF gold;
but II Mr. Bryan will examine the lm-
ports or merchandise for the same year,
he Will find that they were tl2i, 7l5,Ae2 In
excess OF those In the last year OF the
Mckinley law. Imports OF merchandise
havelo be paid for In gold or It's clulvR-
lent. Had they been no more IN iSed
than they We're In the last year OF the
McKinley law, We would not only have
kept at home all Of the $50, $40 .whicl,
went abroad, hut all ne the difference
between that and the Sl2i, Tl5,402 OF cS-
cosslye lmportatlnna due,sto the WILSON,
German aGt, which MIR. Bryan helped "a
frame and pass, and which not only
stimulated the Importation Of goods de-
mandlng gold for payment, but closed
the factories Of this country at the same
time. 40 IS sts,.' i 7s.st tt& II $50 III -
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TIRED OF TREE THINGs.n
Democratic Stronghold WayerIng-Th
Democrats Under Conviction.

..aar.
Special Correspondence.
BIRCH RIVER, Oct 1s.-This place
has long been known as Democratic
stronghold of Nicholas and Braxton
counties, but since the fallacy of the
free silver movement has come upon
than, they have departed from their
former party affiliations and will live
up for Mckinley and Atkinson. The
issues OF the day were discussed from
the Democratic standpoint about a
week ago by Hon. ]. d. Anderson and
for Chiffon. The meeting was adver-
tised extensively. but the attendance
was small. On yesterday, Hons. D.
N. Watring, of Preston county. and
l.. D. Malone. discussed the issues
from n Republican standpoint. This
audience was composed OF Democrats
and but few Republicans. one OF the
largest ever held ut this place. The
Democrates admit that the Republican
meeting was far more of success than
their own. The speakers held their au-
.dlence almost spellhound for two and
a quarter hours. After the meeting,
many came forward and asked ques-
tons, which showed the interest. The
speakers were followed to the hotel by
quite a number OF Democrats, where
the fallacies OF the movement was
made plain. Quite a number Went
home avowing that free trade was
enough for them and that they were
tired of free things.
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A WORKOUT FAD.
".spr!nS MedIelnes,' ..bIood Pnrltier,'
md .rronIc.t, MI .Old-Fasliioiicd Idea.

"!Spring Medicines? "Biood .Pnrlhers'
and .aronic.n mn Old-Fasi,.oned Idea.
Pure blood, strong nerves and mus
ces, firm healthy flesh can only come
from Wholesome food we'll digcsted
Blood purifiers" and nerve tonics"
do not reach the cause OF the mischief,
The stomach Is the point to be looked
after. The safest and surest way to
cure any form Of Indigestion is to take
after each meal some harmless prepar-
alton which will OF itself digest food.
There Is all excellent preparation Of
this Kind composed OF vegetable es-
sences. pure pepsln. Golden Seal and
fruit salts, sold by druggists under
name OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
and these tablets taken after meals
assist. digestion wonderfully because
they Will digest the food promptly be-
foer 1t has time to ferment and sour
and the weak stomach relieved and as
sisted In this way soon becomes strong
and vigorous again
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are su-.
peri0r ID any secret patent medicines,
because You know what you are taking
into your stomach. They are sold by
druggists everywhere at 50 cents per
package.
Write Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich. for
book on stomach diseases. %
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HISTORY .pIsPRoYEs IT.
One OF Mr.. bryant. villa Assertion. No,

Unc OF ar. BryHhs VIII Akeftt0hs Aot
~ 49, - True.
x Gold and silver are different from other
commodities In that they are limited In
quantity. Corn, wheat, manufactured
products. etc, can be produced almost
without limit. provided they can be sold
at n price sufficient to stimulate produce
ton. but gold and silver are called precious
metals because they are found, not pro-
duced."-Bryan's Madison Square Garden
Speech.
Does not Mr.. Bryan know that the
mining of gnld and Silver has Increased
with enormous rapidly In the past thir-
ty-tive years? The amount OF gold pro-
ducea from the mines OF the;wcrld sinca
1860 equals all that produced In the
world In over $50 years prior to that time.
Ina single year now the world produces
more gold than was produced In n quar-
ter of 4 century. prior TO the gold dis
cnveries In California. The suspension
of the purchases of silver: bullion in 1898
SO stimulated the miners of Colorado 70
search for gold, that they mre than dou-
bled the production % that metal In a
single year. The silver mines OF the
world since 1860 have produced more
than halfas much silver as they mined
in the preceding $50 years.
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FACTS VS.. THEORIES.
Free Coinage VIII No. Bring Gold to TIL,

Country.
I'VE believe that the. free coinage OF
silver will bring gold to this country, and
that, too. withont'the aid OF syndicates''-
Speech at Syracuse, N. Y. by Nr. Bryan.
II that is the effect of free coinage. OF
silver, why does 1t not do so In the coun-
tries which now have free coinage? The
South American states have had free
coinage OF silver for many years, yet
the gold does NOT appear to be drifting to
them. They have actually mined $685.
100000 in gold since the beginning of
1882, yet they have lost most Of that. and
Instead Of the gold going TO them under
the free coinage of silver, as Mr.. Bryan
says viii happen, they have lost their
gold until they haye to-day but 81 II for
each individual. Mexico has had free
coinage of silver for, many years; but
instead OF attracting gold according to
the Bryan theory, her gold has rapidly
left her. so that, although she mines be-
tween four and five millions of gold
year, her gold money amounts to just Al
cents for each individual in her popula-
tinn, or one-twentieth OF what the
United States has per capita. Does this
look as though the free coinage OF silver
would bring gold 70 this country. and
that without the aid of syndIcates?"
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ANOTHER MEASUREMENT.



sssnRimetalllsm Is endorsed by human his.
4 tory. The gold standard has nothing. to
endorse It except the misery which fol-
lows wherever 1t has been tried."-Bryan's
Cleveland Speech
The sort of bimetallism which Mr..
Bryan proposes Is that which prevails
! to-dayyin Mexico, South America. Cen
tral America and China. The people of
Mexico. have, a per capita OF money In
circulation amounting o'$i 95; those of
i Central America, 50 &C: those OF South
america, 50 g4 exclusive OF their ire
3deemable paper currency; and those Of
China, 81 o.. The gold standard nations
! have a per capita circulation OF from $40
ito 1876 each. Does that look as though
Is endorsed by human
history. and the gold standard has moth
Ing to endorse It except the misery
which follows wherever It has been
trlnu ~ ,.9S5 - 49, -. ~ .aEEFHs
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A NEW DEPARTURE
IN tic Episcopaiian chureh-A Corps OF.
q Eypn.cIlsts TO Work 4 momg the Poor.

In tic Episcoraiian cIureh-A Corps OF
Il EynnseIlsts to Work Among the Poor
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The Herald this
morning says: The Protestant Eplsco-
pal church OF the United States Is about
6t5:orsanlze an army Of uniformed evan
Eelis;s wto.will be under military disci-
pllne and compete with the Salvation
:,rtny and tho American Volunteers In
thc field OF Christian work among the
1ioor. Th!siimportant project has bden
Jf,lecided on ut a meeting OF prominent
clSrgymen from different parts nf the
( country and held In the church missions
Rl,ouse. D
Tho matter came up for consideration
I some time ago, before the narochinl mis-
E,0n society. a committee. 0f,thS repre-
s sentative body was appointed 10 invest
q gita The army project The inpestlga-
ding committees report was read and
rcrommcded the adoption or the army
! scheme.
.Scommittee was appointed and twill
~ once proceed to complete the: detuIlj
or the organization. The pllns viii In
scIudc The best features of the Salvation
Army and OF the church army uf Eng
(sland, from whlchth. former 0rganiza-
don gprnrg. Uniformed corps of train
X ed eVangelIst1 under military discipline
$wlll be stationed at different cities.
Z These men viii preach In ihc streets ana
'be aided by bands Of music. Tho work
ultimately Will include the erection OF
S1aborers homes ma lodging houses for
men and rescue houses for fallen women.
~ s'y giG..--------.-ss------- rs
WE arr MI subject TO pain OCCASION.
5nIly ana - sig well TO haze II good lini-
menu Il, me- house. such as salvation.
OIL. % cents II
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BY using "The New Great South Amerl-
can Kidney Cure This new remedy
is great surprise on account OF It's eX-
ceedlng promptncss In relieving pain in
the Kidneys, Bladder and Back in male
or female. 1t relieves retention Of
water and pain in passing It almost In
meliately. Save yourselves by using
this marvellous cure. Its use will pr,!-
vent fatal consequences In almost all
cases By Its great alternative and heal.
Ing powers. Sold by r. II. List, drug
gist, Wheeling w. Va. 49,
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LET IT GO ON.
One OF William j. Bryun'a 9Tisstaten,ent,
DissccteI.

oHe ~ Within H. bryunA nllssfntcmfiitS
Dissectet.
This conspiracy which ellave to meet
ls'a conspiracy which has for its ultimate
object the striking down OF silver as one
of the standard moneys OF the world'-
Bryan's Syracuse Speech. ~
AIR. Bryan assumes this Conspiracy,
has been In active operation since 1873
Yet. according to the director of the
United States mint, there Is much more
than double the amount Of silver money
In use insthe world to-day than there
was in 1873, and practically all of II Is
full legal tender.s Director Preston esti-
mates the amount OF silver money in
the world In 1873 at sl,Sl7,G00, 600, while
to-day It IS si,o1o.5OO,0OO. Here it Is In
tabular form:
Silver money in the world in
Silver money In the world in ~ b
I lSo'.'.,'-.'t- ,'.,.. $50. lU,V,3gU,l0u
II this is the result Of Conspiracy,
OF twenty-three years, wouldn't 1t be
well enough TO let the conspiracy" 20
rDnc rlssl ssss Z ,tfyTs-- = '5fI r.
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; CHRONIC constipation is n nolnf,

CHRONIC constipation is painful,
dlsagrceablc and llfe-shortcnng ii0l.
Guilty. II deranges the system, callsGs
sick hendaclsc, bad breath. and pOlsons
the blood. II can he readily over.
come By Do Wits Little. EARLY Riscrs
These little pills are great regulators
Charles II, Goethe, corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Bowie 4 Co.. Bridge
port; Peabody & Son, Bonwood. S
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SAN ABERNARDINo. Cal, Oct. 20
Herman 3. Schnaubelt, n brother OF Ru-
,dolph Schnaubelt. the man'who threw
tho bOmbrin Haymarket square. Chica-
so, died here yesterday Of consumption.
Schnaubel. came 10 California abmt
nine years ago and settled on ranch In
Requa del Norte county.
He wGgi'a quiet. uHassuming pergon
and, 80 far AZ can be learned, was never
knnNn En.fa lIt.nrnrEl.H -----
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The best 6alve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin cruptions. and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction or money refunded. Price "a
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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4 MANY 5lyes OF usefulness have been
cut short by neglect to break UP mn
ordinary cold. Pneumonia, bronchitis
aud even consumptipn can be averted
by the prompt use OF Ono Minute
Cough Cure. CharleB r. Goetzc, corner
Twelfth and Market streets; Bowie &
Co., Brldgeport; Peabody & Son. Benz,
wood ~ y At fTfs55f ~ e NJ sflllsH Ilffa e
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Or. ulRIc m POEM
on the Anniversary OF thr Discovery .
Aiir.tiesia Brforeithe Medical i eiety.

Aiitrstiesia Brforeithe Medical : o eiety.
p At the meeting OF the Ohio County
Medical Society, on tho fiftieth Annl-
yersary Of the discovery OF ana esthesll.
Or. c. r. Ulrich read the following
poem, which was greatly an precintcd
by the members OF the society.
ANAEsTttEsIA.
Great eg99ehs mark the history OF the
When AZ things undergo n wonirous
When Rome her banner to tts breeze ,in-
Arose warllke nation new and strange,
when ' !, Christ g ! the savior. ca me upon the
And taught mankind that I hoy must rule
From him a new. religion had its birth;
The warlike eagle yielded TO the dove,
The voyage OF Columbus paved the way
TO untold wealth upon the western
Old eramped up Europe has blessed tho
When she replcnished her exhausted
When washington colum bias flag I'm
And drove ROY the British lion DER tho sea.
"
And tyrants knew that raen would soon
be free. 81 y. ns.,s{Si "a. =. a
Free thought, free speech. free action
The bonds that bound men TO. their lords
e. grew weak. 81, Ia 2 ',Ss
Mans soul was lighted by Freedom's ray,
Men everywhere began their rights to
seek. IN ~ ~ r .f.., 3 lf'll
But there was still a tyrant on the throne,
Who filled nen'siliyes with suffering aud
lie made poor. men ana women weep and
Pain was hs name, and pain he'd Of.
bestoW. i,s l5et%
This tyrant men tried yainly to subdue;
For ages on the EARTH he held his sway.
llp showed his power Ger men from day:
Just half century has now gon. by
Since ON on our life a lovely goddess
Who came our pain t assuase, otir.tears
WHO from our horrid thraldom US re.
deemed. q
Her name was AnaesthesIa. her, power
To slumber she could lull him any hour (
Aud hold him helpless by her gentlerulc.
The victim of King Pain would gently.
while being opened up by surgeons
50 long as Ana,esthesla's wand would
sweep .dif
Around the brain, nor Interfere with lie.
a newsand wondrous era's opened up:
Diseases hitherto unknown we reach
And yanquish. Where viii this Improve
ment stop?
What Lesson in our art Will time yet
teach?
Hall Al nae. Goddess! Queen Of
We, bow before thy, shrine and thee
Through thee We, in our art, such skin
Disease and death will frighten US no
more.
Thou shedst on Us thy Influence benign;
All human suffering thou canst control:
Through thee the surgeon Is almost divine;
His knife and forceps seem endowed
with soul. a, E s5
We bless thee for the good that thou hast
done. I y.
For all that in the future thou wilt do.
For with thy aid u heavenly power we've
We Know that thou to. US wilt aye be
true. C. +. ZURICH.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 20.-J.
Dolly has been appointed postmaster
at Onego, Pendleton county, vice H. v.
Cunningham resigned.
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An pain b,anIshod by Or. Miles Pain Pills.


September II and q, October /. s.. Il
and 90 81 Is round trip 10 PlttshurGh
via Pennsylvania lines. from Wheel
Ing. for the exposition; return COUPONS
valid two days. rhls,rate includes ad /
mission 10 tho eNp0Sltlon.
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Special Dispatch 10 the 1ntellIgencer. s
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct. aO.-A
patent was granted to-day 10 James
M2Cann. OF Roanoke, for railway
switch. E, /,
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RHEUMATISM Is caused by lactIc
acid In the blood. Hpod'a Snrsaparilla
nRutfallzes the acid aud cures rheuma-
ilsm, 10
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This tyrant men tried .yainly to subdue:
For ages on the earth he held his sway.
Represssd, he came In forms forever new:
llp showed his power o'ermen from day
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