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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31
WHEELING DAILY INTELIIGENCER SATURDAY. JULY 81 1881

The interment win be at Tilton's Gene
terry tomorrow afternoon,
Yesterday George McCue and Henry
Wernig returned from a four days stay
on Saltwater. during which they caught
many fish, including n 'twenty-pound
cat.
WIN A. Miller, the new lessee OF the
Martins Ferry opera house, will move
his family from New Orleans TO Mar
tins Ferry next month.
Charles W. Hoyle and George Helllng
who have been attending a summer
school for teachers AT Huntington, Pa,
came home last night.
The ladies OF the Episcopal church
viii serve supper, with fried chicken
and waiiles, at the old postohice room
this evening,
The Austrians who took part In the
row on Carlyle street on Thursday
night were fined by Mayor Barr last
night.
Mrs. Mary Barrett, OF Des Moines, Ia,
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Richard Stewart, will return To-
day.
Several officers OF the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad were down In their
car yesterday. accompanied by their la
| dies.
The paper being put up for the Bar
mum a Bailey shows IL different from
bills generally used by clrcuses'
The farewell services held at the Pres
| byterian church tomorrow Will doubt
| less be largely attended,
Miss Ada Joy returned last night from
McKeesport, Pa, where she has been
visiting her grandfather.
Miss Annie Moore. residing at Dur
lington, died last night OF consumption
aged twenty years,
Mrs Swain and Miss Jennie KeaTney,
| OF GAINESVILLE, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Fehrenbach.
Roy Simpson goes 20 Storm Lake
Iowa, next week to spend his vacation
Tin mill No, at the Aetna-standard
Is off on account Of an accident
W. L. Goodhue has returned from a
brief visit at ParkersburB.
The Presbyterian picnic yesterday
was an enjoyable affair
Mr.. and Mrs. A, W. Kerr returned
last evening from Toledo
Mrs. Magnus Fehrenbach has return
ed from Monroe county.
A pension has been granted to Dr. a.
g. Cope, OF Colerain.
Miss Myrtle Frazier is visiting at
Warnock's station.
Dr. j. NJ. Hogan has returned from
Warnock's station.
Mrs. A. C. Campbell returned last
night from Cadiz.
HIT. BedillOn came up last night from
Sistersville.
Matt McDermott was at Flushing
yesterday.
Rev. w. ]. Williams returned last ey-
enlng.
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wELLsBURG.

Thursday last there was quite a gath.
erlng Of children, grandchildren and
great grandchildren OF Mrs. Emelihe
Jones. at her home, to celebrate the an
adversary Of her seventy-seyenth oirth'
day, Those present were Mr.: ana MIS-
James NJ Jones Mrs' anna arso.'' a.
ana Mrs' W, =; Jones, vi " NJ nS Trs
anu Mrs' stephen So"es, Me- Inbn
,,,i. Sohts, ~ ~. IA naro Misses
teIGhgr, mr. anu NJ 80 40 la Janea
S SIutu an. tbs vonnger relatives present,
thnrn no., ,ysntv.six in nil.
,,, -. ,,,o,,d sovor
Ine heii , G AM, 81 sV H., r,oJ,ross
fnr tbs rnsstIngs which commence next
THURSDAY Among the many cottages
m Tho Grounds. there are some hand
snmn h,,ilSinge three new enes having
been erected recently. The meetings this
year Will continue over three Sundays
and Will be attended by large number
nf WellSburg people
John S. Naylor. Of Wheeling, was a
visitor last Monday. This town Is Mr.
MAYORS old STAMPING GROUND, nnu r ,,,n %
one OF the nest hnv"n , sem,,e 4, Viz hL,
come from Nhee'inB' H'e'' "O"' ~ ''''
l'Ie'N' r n.
Ihe annual session VI the tt t"u,b eS,
pies suClely OF Iht.si ,i ~ ,rh".s5ow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31
CYCLING.

Now that the Carroll Club cyclers'
meet is over the attention OF the pub
lie Interest in cycle racing is turned to
the coming big Diamond Meet" OF the
Dillon, Wheat & Hancher Company,
which occurs on the state fair grounds
track on next Friday, August G. Tho
feature Of this meet that IS most attrac-
tive is the appearance of the former
worlds champion, Arthur Zimmerman,
who win ride against time at several
distances, including the quarter, half
and mile. AT the Carroll Club meet the
report was circulated that Jimmy
would not be here next week. Yesterday
kilograms were exhibited showing that
the great Jerseyman is really coming,
The races are open only to the riders OF
Wheeling and surrounding towns. En-
try blanks can be had now by riders de-
string to enter the races,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31
MoUNDsvILLE
A Miscellaneous MelAnEe OF Minor Mat
tiers from hIarshAIl'S ropolls.

A miscellaneous melAnEo OF Minor MAI
tiers from aIArshaIl'S Metrop polls.
The south bound train known as the
Cannon Ball." on the Ohio River rail-
road, struck Frank Biddle Thursday
morning, killing him instantly. He was
walking on the track near woodland
and being eighty years OF age, possibly
did not hear the approaching train
Mrs. Anna Gelvln returned home yes
terday from n four weeks visit with her
sister Mrs. Fowls, OF Mineral Point o.
Her niece. Miss Lula Fowls came with
her and will make her home In Mounds-
vile for the present.
United Presbyterian preaching on
Sunday as usual at Roberts hall, p.
M, by Rev. II. s. Boyd. All are cordi-
ally Invited TO attend.
Frank Mcconnell, who has been vls-
fling the family OF ex-Sherlf G. Z. Ma
thews, returned to his home In Pitts
burgh yesterday.
James Clegg and Rosalla Roberts
were married Thursday evening NJ tne
Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. Dr. W.
A. Williams.
Deputy Sheriff S. NJ. Cunningham Will
60 TO Richie county Monday to testify
in the Crull murder case.
The contractors have commenced lay
ing the brick on c. c. Mathews new
dwelling on Fifth street.
William II. Harris, OF Glen Easton.
was a business caller to our city yester'
day.
Judge PAUL will hold n special term
of the circuit court to-day.
The ex-sheriff was settling with the
county court yesterday.
Leroy L. stidger was in Wheeling yes
terday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

The interesting announcement is
made In last evenings News that that
paper has been made the Official Or
gan" of the Inter-clty base ball league.
II this carries with It an unearned ad-
vantage on Inter-clty league news
and that seems to be fact-it Is doubt
full II the league could have made a
move with greater lack OF wisdom. To
say the least 1t is not encouraging to
the other newspapers OF the city, which,
heretofore, have been willing TO take
the one to two chance OF getting the
news of the league BY zone to two
chance" the Intelligencer means that
with the secretaryship in the News Of
flee, the morning papers were not In
the advantageous position OF that pa
per. And now comes the official or
gan" Official organs in athletics gem
orally sound the death knell OF the Or
ganlZatlons burdened with them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

PITTSBURGH. July sO.-The racing
at McKee's Rocks continued to-day, be-
fore u large crowd and some good con-
tests were witnessed.
In the unfinished free for all pace,
Conner took the last three heats, best
time, 2IlR. Mary Russell captured the
first heat in 2:l3.
The 2ls trot was won by Black
Storm, taking the fourth, fifth and sixth
heats. Best time, 2:lSA.
Frantic took the first heat in 2lShi
Frank Hill the second heat in 2a9h. and
Black Storm and Reddy made q dead
heat OF the third.
Crawford, jr., took the 2:2O pace in
three straight heats, best time, 2lGh.
The free for all trot was won by Rose
Turner taking the third, fourth and
fifth heats. Best time, 2l4A. Ollie b.,
took the first heat, In 2:25A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31
Upright Side of Thlng,.r

1.-THE Bright Side of Things" was the
subject of the lecture delivered by Rev.
DR.. r. Dewitt Talmage. the eminent DE-
vine, at the fair grounds at Canal Do
yer to the largest crowd ever witnessed
in the county, and he startled his auditors
by entering into discussion of the new
tariff bill. He said the tide of prosper
ity began to come last Saturday after
noon at 4 o'clock upon the passage of
the new tariff bill, and the settlement
OF this question will bring one of the
greatest REVEALS OF business in the his
tory OF the world. He said he was not
the paid servant OF any clique or party
and has no ax to grind. but Just as sure
as the sun shines, prosperity is here.
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ELKs WILL PLAY.
Considerable Interest In Next wednss-
days Game.

Considerable Interest In Next Wednes-
days Game.
There Is considerable interest In the
game Of base ball to be played at the
Island park next Wednesday afternoon,
by the team representing New York
Lodge No. l, and Wheeling Lodge No.
2S, Benevolent Protective order of Elks.
In the visiting team are John VI. Ward
the former great short-stop OF the New
York Club, and leader OF the Brother
blood strike Of several years ago; sam
Crane, and many others well known III
the country. In the Wheeling team VIII
be found Byron McKeown, OF Little
Washington, who was noted as the
wealthlest base ball magnate In the
country when he ran the Washington
Interstate team last season; Dave Cur
ran, also OF Washington; Mike Warner.
and Jack Sheppard, who are warranted
not to bend or break and good 20 wake
even an echo; VIII Trainer, of steu-
benvllle: VIII H0nlon, OF GAINESVILLE, q
crank Of the cranks; VIII White. OF
Bellaire, formerly manager of the
Wheeling;s C. Il. Tracey, who will carry
water for the boys, and others Just rs
well known. In the evening there Will
be reception to the visitors, at Arlnn
hall, under the auspices of Wheeling
lodge.
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lNTRR-CIIY LEAGUE.

A conference was held with Lutz
Brothers last evening by representa-
tive of the Inter-clty league, II was
learned that the failure of the team TO
have uniforms was through misunder-
standing and that the Messrs Lutz were
not to blame. It was due rather to the
neglect of the captain Of the team TO
notify his hackers as to the provisions OF
the league. The notice sent Lutz
Brothers also failed to give them the re-
qulred time In which to get uniforms.
On this account the suspension has
been removed and Lutz Brothers will
play to-day as scheduled. They will play
the Little Havanas this afternoon on the
latter's grounds. II is probable that the
trouble will be amIcably settled an the
league continue unbroken.
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A sLUGGING MATCH
Was the Contest Between o'Leary aud Pc
teTson, the Swede.

teThOn, TIC SWoue'
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
SISTERSvILLE, July 3O.-rhe fight
between oLeary and Pete Peterson, the
swede, tonight was one of the hottest
of the kind ever pulled OF in this sec
ton, There was large crowd of sport
ing men here from Wheeling and Pitts
burgh, and all say it was the finest they
have ever seen. From the start to the
finish Il was n slugging match, and
both OF the men fought as though for
their lives. During the first three
rounds the honors were about even, but
from that time on O'Leary had by far
the better OF It, and there was no doubt
OF what the result would have been had
the referee not declared o'Leary the
winner at the end OF the seventh round,
TIL referees decision causd some dis
satisfaction, but the majority, especially
the sporting fraternity, said the decis-
lon was proper The Swedc and his
friends were hot over the decision and
It Is probable that another match Will
be the result, us It is understood to-
night the Swede says he will challenge
o'Leary for another fight, and II they
come TO terms It will be hot one, as
there is no love between the two.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31
BASE BALL COMMENT.

This afternoon the last game Of the
series between the Wheeling and Day
ton clubs will be played. It has been
said that the wheeling club Is on the
verge OF dlsbandinE, but the elder
Coyic is authority for the statement
that the club will play out tho season.
So It Is presumed the franchise VIII not
30 to Jacson or Erie as was circulated
about town yesterday
Now that Hickman has been returned
to New Castle, that club will be an i'm
portant factor In the championship
race.
Robinson got In his usual timely four
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pI.rrIbntIOn of Phea.ant..

The distribution of pheasants
throughout Ohio will be commenced the
latter part of August or the early part
Of September. About $500 birds wifi be
distributed in an apportionment cover
Ing the whole state. The propagation
OF pheasants under the direction OF the
state warden has been remarkably sue
cessful. Three thousand five hundred
birds have been Matched and reared
from 1900 eggs. Two hundred pairs OF
birds We're liberated In selected parts OF
Ohio last fall and the increase during
the year has been phenomenal, the num-
Der exceeding 1000 birds. Brood after
brood has been started into flight by
farmers harvesting In the meadows.
with the present birds and those to be
liberated, Ohio will be well stocked in
a year The distribution OF fish will be
commenced in September. The fish Will
be carried in n car built for the pur-
pose and about 100000 fish will be dis
tributed in the principal streams
throughout the state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

JOHN GRIFFIN, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
SAYS. 81 never lived a day for thirty
years without suffering agony until d
box of De Wits Witch Hazel salvee
cured my piles" For piles ana rectal
troubles, cuts, bruises sprolns, eczema
and all skin troubles De Wits Witeh
Hazel Salve Ia unequalled. Charles Il.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth Streets
Chatham Sinclair. Forty-slxth and ia
cob streets; A. Il, Scheele, No 6Ol Main
street; Exicy Bros, Penn and Zane
streets; Bowie & Co.. BRIDGEPORT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

The remains of William Harrison
Thomas, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Thomas, were laid to rest in Rivervlew
cemetery yesterday afternoon. Rev.
DR.. ]. W. Robins ofIiciated and the
quartette consisting OF Mrs. NJ. +. carp,
Mrs. John Armstrong, Mr.. NJ. Il. Cole
and Allan Mckee, sang Asleep In Je-
sus" and God be With You till we Meet
Again" The pail bearers were VIII
Thomas, Glare Dew, Edward Moore and
Charles Stewart.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

There is considerable interest being
taken in the three-mIle handicap for
colored riders, at the coming Dillon,
Wheat & Hancher races at the state
fair grounds, and John Allan, the stall
wart drum major of the Dovener club
In the late campaign, is being "touted"
by his friends as a dead sure winner.
John says he will make 1t very warm
for the other riders, especially II he can
get his weight down @ few pegs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

Judge George X. Nash in accepting
the Craftsmanship Of the Republican
state central commltte said; IF the
Democrats should gain control of Ohio
they would send to the senate n man
who would support the vicious prlncl-
pies OF the Chicago platform. The state
would be gerrymandered and fifteen or
sixteen men, instead Of Ave, as ut pres
emit, would be sent TO Congress TO sup
mort these same vicious principles"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

THEY don't make much fuss about
IT," We are speaking OF DC wits Lit.
Tie Early Rlscrs, thu famous little pills
for constipation, blliousncss, and all
stomach aud liver troubles. They
never urlpc. Charles H. Goctgc.
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
sinclair, Forty.alxth and Jacob streets
A. u. Schcclc, No. COZ Main street. lex.
Icy Brns, Penn and Zane streets,
iiowlo 4 Co, bridgeport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

WARRINGTON, July D.-rhc rnmc 10.
day was lost through poor pitching and
h"iitnT Mercer being Mt freely, Tho feat.
uro Of the dry was browns home run
with tho hnnot full Maui started In to
pitch Tor tho Orioles but wnH no wild that
hr lasted only ono Inning, aud Mofofr
wt,c way 10 Swain 1T die end or no
Nlnn1o aud clark were mt an of ih6
FM9o r. dlHp1tlng duclaIoha Attendance,
,y..,,., HltB
baltimore auO 2 0 Q 8 0 O-i6 ID b
EARNED tuDp, AYa8hlngtOn VI Baltimore &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

sYMPToMs-Moisture; intense ltch-
ing and singing; most at night; worse
by scratching, II allowed 60 continue
tumors form, which often bleed and ~, w,
ceTnte, becoming very sore, SWAfNES ,
OINTMENT stops the hching nnI
bleeding, heals liberation, and In NOS
cases removes the tumoyS. ~ e'Gs'
glsts, or by mail, for 20 cents Dr.
swaync 4 Son, Philadelphia. llhs&M "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31
Annt.nr linn iinii.

The Kruger Stars would like a game
with the Lutz Bros Juniors, for Mon
day afternoon, on the brickyard
grounds. Answer through the InteilI-
gencer.
The Droyer's Home Stars challenge
tho McMechen base ball team 10 a
game on the Riverside grounds. Sunday
August s. Answer through this paper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

PHILADELPHIA, July 3O.-Orth pitch.
"a supcrbly to-day and had Boston at his
mercy until the eighth. when the visitors
Jumped on him for four singles and q
triple. which with base on balls ncttod
llyo runs. Clements had finger split and
Long sprlncd HIS ankle Their respective
places were taken By boyle ana lob Al
len, Attendance, i,7g1. Score!
RiiE
Boston u,."0 I 20 90 o 3 u 10 .
Earned runs, BOSTON q. Philadelphia T..
llnttofies, KlObrdAn2 and liprgcn, Orth,
Mcdonald
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

IT HAVE used Chamberlaln's Cole.
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy DURING
the past summer pnd ! find i WIN 40
lust what It is Recommended TO do !
cheerfully recommend u W.
BuCHNER, Clarksburg, W. va sep
TENDER 30, 1896. This remedy Is Tor SAFE
here by druEglsts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

The Wheeling team again fell easy
victims before the prowess of the ball
players from Cash Reglsterville. Camp
bell pitched fine game, but his sup
port at critical times was of the rank
est order and was enough to dlshearten
the best OF them. Billy's work, under
the circumstances, was excellent, and 1t
was not his fault that another Wheeling
scaln bangles at the belt OF the Day
tonlans. Bates, although somewhat
wild, pitched well, as the score VIII
show, and he is apparently conner. The
features OF the game were McShane's
fine work at third for the visitors and
a remarkable running catch by Lyle,
Their were other features, WHICH charity
compels us to conceal with the tradi-
tional veil. 1t is enough to say that
this veil covers multitude OF errors,
and Dayton is not guilty.
All of Wheeling's runs Were made In
the fifth inning, after two men were out,
three men getting bases on balls and
old reliable Robbie" pounding them in
with one of his daily home-run hits
over the centre-tield fence, Dayton
made them whenever necessary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

NEW YORK. July SO,-BIll Joyce's ball
tossers downed the Brooklyns to-day In
u well played game. RusIe was almost In
vIncible, four hits being all that the
Brooklyns could get off his delivery, their
one run being scored on Warner bad
throw TO Joyce while trying to run down
Jones between third and home. The out
field was verltable lake on account OF the
recent rains, Attendance, $500, Score;
RHE
New York.....O OO2Oo - 10 3
brooklyn 40 / 0 o 0 0 o 0-l I l
Batteries, Rusle and Warner; Payne and
Burrell. Time, 2:O5 Umpire, O'DQy.
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Earned runs, Wheeling I; Dayton ].
Two-base hits, Bradley, Hogan. Flick.
Home run, Robinson. Stolen bases, Rie-
man. Double play, Mcshane; Wetzel and
sci 2, bradley, Campbell -; on Campbell
1 Frank 9, Mnngan, Bates. Hit by pitcher,
by Campbell ONlick %. Wild pitches,
Campbell /. Time, l:iO. Umpire, keete.
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CINCINNATI, July sO-The Reds defeat
ed the Indians easily to-day. Powell was
sent to the bench in the seventh inning
for kicking and Wilson was substituted,
Corcoran was hit on the knee by q thrown
ball In practice and retired In the third
inning In favor OF McPhee. who has not
played for many weeks. Attendance, Goo
NV''' RHE
Cincinnati 80 900 124 ISL !
Cleveland 80 0 1000 90 W o 4
Earned runs, Cincinnati 8: Cleveland l..
batteries, Breitensteln and Peitz. Wilson.
Powell and Crlger. Time, 2lb. Umpire
Hurst
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ST. LOUIS, July ga single by Grady
in the ninth inning won the Browns the
game from Louisville to-day. The Colonels
secured the lead in their half OF the ninth
inning. Evans was put In to pitch, and
with two out and two on bases Grady
singled TO left. sending In the tieing and
winning run. The visitors runs were due
TO loose fielding by the home players. At
RHE
louisville .....l 100 100 50 y 3
ST, I.ouls.,....2 0lO ll0 ~ 4
Earned runs, St. Louis O. Batteries,
Evans CUNNINGHAM and Wilson; ponohue
and Murphy. Time, 2l6 Umpire, McFar-
land,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays winners-Boston, Baltimore.
Cincinnati. New York. Pittsburgh, ST.
Louis.
To-day's games-Philadelphl at Balu-
more New York at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh
at Chicago, Cleveland at Cincinnati, Bouis-
vile at ST. Louis. Boston at Washington.
CHICAGO, July 3O.-stupid fielding, base
running and Inability to hit at the right
time again lost game that the Colts had
plenty OF chance to win. Sugden was fined
and ordered to the bench In the fourth
for abusive language. Pitcher Hastings
was struck on the lnstcp by vicious liner
in the eighth and forced TO retire. Kilt
ridges catching and batting was n feature.
Ailnnhnn nn- 1 lhl- Ennrn.
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Earned runs, Chicago p, Pittsburgh /
Left on bnses, Chicago y; Pittsburgh l.
TVo-baAs hit, Hastings, ThreC-bnso hits,
Dahlen. Thornton, Conner, Kittridgo, Da-
Wis 2. Stolen bases, Everett 2. Callahan
Ely. Double plays, Dahlen, Conner and
Arson: KittridgO and Dnhlcn: kiltridgO
ana Conner. Dahlen and Arson; llOrmels-
tor and Davis. Struck out by Briggs q,
by Hastings T. Buses on balls, or Briggs
2, OFT Hastings n; of lluEhUy 2,
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herself in n womanly way she will never
lose her righdul inheritance, a hus-
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The best Of all known medicines for wo-
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II acts directly on the important aud deli.
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Or. pleres's Pleasant Pellets are safe, sure.
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