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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-11
The Government Of Switzerland Hor-
ror-Struck at the Crime.
WAS TRAVELLING INCOGNITO.
No Precautions Had Been Taken TO
Insure Her Safety at Geneva, as IL
Was Not known that She Would
Go neutrality-suspicious. as
TO the Effect on the En-
pcror's Health.

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND, Sept. 10
The Empress Of Austria was assassina-
ted az the Hotel Beauriyage this after
noon by an anarchist. who was arrest
ed. lie stabbed Her Majesty with a sii-
letto.
IL appears that her Majesty was walk
ing from her hotel TO the landing place
of the steamer at about / o ociock when
an italian Anarchist. named Laoch.anh
who was born in Paris OF Italian parents.
suddenly approached and stabbed her TO
the heart
The Empress fell. got up again and
was carried TO the steamer unconscious.
The boat started. but seeing tho Em-
press had not recovered ceo,nnsci ciolsnes5,
fhe CAPTAIN returned and the Empress
was carried 20 the hotel, where she eA-
pIed.
The stretcher upon which the Empress
was carried 10 tine hotel was hastily Inn
pr0yiscd with oars and sail-cioth Doc
tors and priests We're Immediately sum-
m0ned. and q telegram was sent 70 I'm
peror Francis Joseph.
AL efforts t0 revive Her Majesty were
unayall.ug and She expired al O'Clock.
THE WEAPON.
The medical examination showed that
the assassin must have used small ui-
angular NE. After striking the blow ne
ran along The Rue des Alpes. with the
evident intention of entering the Square
des Alpes. bat before reaching 30 he was
seized by two c1bmen Who had wItnes'ed
the crime They handed him over to
b01tman and scniarme who conveyed
his 90 The police station. The prisoner
made uo resistance. Tie even sang as hee
walked along. saying: Il did b. ana
"She must Dee dead
AZ tine police station he declared thar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-11

"serena confidence in tho capacity Of
their guns. a cool thorough knowledge OF
how 90 handle them after two months OF
systematic target practice. and a
streak OF the best luck that ever favored
n naval squadron. are what gave the
brilliant victory 90 the American forces
in that most remarkable running sea-
Eight Of modern times off Santiago on the
morning Of July the third
Or. John r. Bransford Surgeon on the
auxiliary cruiser Gloucester which im-
mortslized herself and her brave Jack
tars by sinking two powerful Spanish
,orpedo-boat destIoycrs in less than an
hour sat in an easy chair a his COM
Portable country home near Bon Air yes
terday. He returned Only n Day or two
since for "A weeks furloush TO visit his
family he SIS o. soldier. sauor. and sur
ge0u combined. More than twenty years
ago he entered the service as surgeon iu
'le II. s. Navy aNt during his long cN-
perieuce ou ihe nieu seas le Travelled the
world over and learned much ~ the GUS
toms of "a dozen oI more Peoples.
LUNIL.REp nl5 5ehNlcES.
ln 1870 Dr. hlausf0rd retired from the
navy, and came home to live. but when
The war with spain broke ONT me was
restless to get in tne lighting. and so DEE
promptly volunteered Dos services NhcY
were promptly accepted. and Llcuten-
ant-Comm1 ndcr WainUrirht who was I'm
charge OF the CLIQUE ter. and who was
frm riend of Dr Breusfori with whom
De spent long time crui ne in Chinese
ana nIutr Eastern NileIr made dlIln-
cation 90 Che Navy Department for the
Doctor o. bo assi.uDd to ou,y ass surgeon
on t1e Gl0uc.a afor Ilie Was granted. and
fhf Iouf0~ once more found limsOlf iu
harness with his cultivated friend in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-11
Rioting Negro Soldiers.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Sept. lO.-Mem-
bers Of the Third Alabama negro eng1g-
ed in a riot at Admission tonight wnicit
came near having serious results. A
member OF the regiment was arrested Dy
the police for disOrderly conduct ana
Lodged in Jail Members of the Third
Tennessee and Second Arkansas assisted
In uphOlding the law. AT night nearly
so OF he Third Alabama slipped out OF
the camp and went 10 town With the IN
tention OF liberating their comraae. Az
the prison they were met by tho provost
guard.
They then gathered az another point.
where there were white soldiers and cit
izens Here riot was soon IN progres
and q dozen or more pistol sho were
fired Two negro soldiers ana q meml er
OF the Second Alabama were shot. Ths
white officers finally formed the negro
soldiers IN line and marched them bde.
10 camp. The wounds are slight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-11
More Arrivals at Nontauk.

CAMP WIKOFF. MONTAUk POINT
September l0.--The Missouri. arrived this
morning. having on board detachment
OF the seventy-frst New iork Nolun
teers who were left In hospitals at san
tiogo when Colonel Downs men came
away from there three weeks ago. The
Missouri had 26i sick men when she left
Santiago. They were taken from the dii-
serenf hospitals. During the voyage
thirteen fied and all were buried AZ sea.
except one.
The transport Vigilancia also arrived
from Santiago to-day bringing seVera.
hundred OF various regiments.
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this evening and make the change to-

this evening and make the change TO-
morrow
The first session OF the commission VIII
take place tomorrow morning at 8
O'Clock at the Colonial government
Offices.
JUDGING from conversation with tho
commissioners. an the sessions will be be-
hind closed doors.
At noon to-day Lieutenant c. c. Morse,
representing Re0r-Admia sampson, paid
his respects TO the British consul, who
returned The visit an hour later, when
salute was dred.
The Spanish steamer Ciudad de Cadiz
left this afternoon for spain with 60
sick soldiers. two generals and their
stais.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-11
HOBSON'S PROMOTION.
The Order Issued Raising Him to the
Grade OF a Full Naval Constructor.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l0.-Among the
naval orders issued to-day were the fol-
lowing promotions:
Captain Higginson, OF the Massachu-
setts, to be commodore from August IOth;
Assistant Naval Constructor X !. hoD-
son. 10 be full naval constructor 10 date
from June 23d the delay In making the
last promotion being caused BY the I'M
possibility Of having an earlier examina-
tiOa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-11

WASHINGTON. d. c.. September %
surgeon-G Sternberg to-day receiv.
ed a dispatch from the chief sarseon al
Ponce. Porto Rico. saying that tners
were four cases OF yellow fever and ono
death among the troops there.
This Is the nrst report OF yellow foyer
among the troops in Porto Rico.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-11
GENERAL GORDON DECLINES.
His Health VIII Not Permit or HIS
Serving on the Commission.

ATLANTA, GA. Sept. l0-General
John b. Gordon has declined TO serve on
the commission requested by Secretary
Alger TO investigate the conduct OF the
Spanish American war, SWING as rea-
son his unstable health.
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lConuuued on Fifth Page1
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Fair: cOntinued low VsHVo13tu17' "7''
srly winds.
North and South Carolina-conersuy
fair. preceded by showers IN "estern
portions: continued low tempefasusss
northeasterly winds.
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NOTE OF WHRNING.
TO PUBLICANS THROUGH
OUTTHESTATE-ABSURD
DEMOCRATIC CLAIMS.

Chairman Dawson has issued the
following warning 70 West Virgin.
ia Repubhoansl
"rhe Republicans have major
ity IN the Legislature Of nine in the
Senate and of about FIVE in the
House The Democratic leaders,
however, without any facts and fig.
ures TO base 1t on, are claiming the
House and majority on joint bal.
lot.
The purpose Of this ridiculous
claim is TO cover up an attempt TO
steal the House. Republicans must
guard the victory they have won.
Democrats will not be allowed to
steal the Legislature
As sample Of their absurd
claims, witness the claim they made
that Mr. Flourney was elected in
this county, when the returns show
that he was behind Mr.. Ray.
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TIMBER OPERATIONS
viii Soon Begin on an Extensive
Scale In Wayne County.

The Wayne News says that the
Prondcrgast Lumber 4 Coal Co..
have closed the trade with G. w.
Ferguson, Chapman Fry aud II. J.
Prichard for the TIMBER on about
500 acres OF land ou Two Mile creek
which emptics into the left fork Of
Twelve Pole, four miles above
Wayne. The company Will put a
large lumber of mon TO work at
once to making cross tics and a saw
mill will be started in few weeks
saving ties. Two Mile will pre-
sent q busy scene before cold wealth.
cr. The tract Of land has fine lot
OF tie timber on it aud none Of this
class Of timber has been taken of.
Davis Il Bootcn are making prcpa-
rations to open store ON Two Milo
in order TO furnish supplies to men
while at work
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KENOvH LOGALS.
Late Items From Our
Sister City.

t"ff
Jno. NJ. IIaner. Of Company X.
2nd. w Va, d. home on a furloagb.
Hon J.. T Peek vas up At Hon.
tingtou last Tuesday and wednes-
day
Rev. Geo. Gadsby preached At
the " +. Church, South, in Cerc-
do, last Tuesday evening.
The boys .ay that 6. ". TIarri-
field, the n d " fireman. &. be-
coming quite lady. man of late.
sheriff Booth had bis right foot
severely cut last Saturday, while
working 80 timber up the line
Of the n. & w. R'y.
r. J. Jones. a fireman on The y.
q W. who has been indisposed for
several days, s. again ready for duty.
O G. Ross. A.sistant secretary
Of lhe S. 81 G.. A.. viii lose his
position Do a few days whou Mr.
Rileoui RETURN.
W vs. -mtb left on the Ohio
River train wednesday for Morgan.
toea, ahers he 81 attending ths
STATE University
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An Editor Loose.

This is the way the editor feels
when he does his statement in
blank verse:
81 would fly from the city's
rule and law--from its fashions
and forms cut loose and go where
the strawberry grows on it's straw
and the gooseberry grows on it's
goose; whore the catnip tree
is climbed by the cat. as she
ciutcher her prey the guileless
and unsuspecting rat on tho rat
tan bush to play; | will catch with
ease the saffron COW and the cow
let in her glee, as they leap from
bough to bough i'm the top of the
cowslip tree, and list while tho
partridge drums his drum and the
woodchuck chucks his wood, and
the dog devours the dogwood plum
in the primitive solitude.
81 let me drink from the
moss grown pump that was hewn
from the pumpkin treel Eat
mush and milk from rural
stump, from folly and fashion free
new gather mush from the mush-
room vine, and milk from from
the milkweed sweet with pine
apple from the pine, and then to
the whitewashed dairy I'll turn,
whore tho dairy maid Fastening
hies; her ruddy and golden red
butter TO churn from the milk of
her butterflies, and I'll rise at
morn with the earliest bird, to the
fragrant farm yard pass, and watch
while the farmer turns his herd OF
grasshoppers out to grass Pacific
Union.
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la speaking Of the death Of +. S.
Marsh, the Pt. Pleasant Gazette
says
"E ). Marsh, who was making
his second trip as freight brakeman
on the Ohio River railroad. was in
stantly killed at MachIr's Station
Monday morning at s;O6 o'clock.
while making a running switch az
that place. He fell from the top
of box car and met his awful
death. The right side of his head
was badly mashed and a portion Of
his right foot was cut off. His
clothing was partially torn from his
body, and on one piece Of his vest
was found a masonic pin and Sena-
for Hensley, who was OH the south
BIO un d passenger, telcgraphed
George Allison, "a Mason. who re-
sides at kenOva, Of the accident.
aud where the unfortunate mans
wife and child reside. The Masonic
order Of this city looked after de-
tails. The body was brought 10
this city on the passenger train and
turned over 20 undertaken Tippett,
to be prepared for shipment home.
On his person was found a child's
gold ring, two ten dollar bills. re-
ceipt for accident insurance. several
letters, q pocket memorandum book
and several other smaller items.
which were taken charge Of by Con.
ductor w. w llazlett, OF the freight
train
Mr.. Marsh was an old brakeman.
~ be had been with the y. d W.
road for seven years, and had re-.
Gently began work for the Ohio
River road
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

\ special meeting Of the common
council of the town OF Corcdo vas
held Ia the store room Of H. NJ
Piles on the 10Th day of November.
1888. for the purpose Of accepting
or rejecting a proposition of rep.
rcscntatiye Of the Cary Safe Co. To-
purchase n safe In winch 70
keep the books, papers, etc. be-
longing 20 the town Mayor Piles,
Recorder McDougal and Council.
man Smith and Johnson were pres.
ont and CounciImen Ramsdcll.
Bruins aud Brown were absent.
The representative Of the said
Cary Safe Co. offered a large Soc
ond-haud safe in good condition,
excepting outside paint - worn or,
which formerly cost sI25. 90, for
$4,000, delivered here. s25. 90 10 be
paid on delivery OF safe and bal.
ancc on or before May Iat. 1890.
The inside dimensions Of safe are
35N20xlt; outside dimensions. 55x-
33X30-dOublo inside aud outside
doors.
On motion Of Councilman Smith
and seconded by Councilman John
son Che proposition was accepted
On motion the council adjourned
10 meet "a council chamber Monday
evening, Nov. 10 1898, for tho
transaction Of general business.
T. +. McDDUGAL,
Recorder
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'ThINT NO. USE. :"
HON. EUGENE NJ. CAMPBELL
SAYS so AND HE GER
TAINLY KNOWS.
rarRersburr News. nov. II.

Parkersburg News. nov. H.
Congressmn-elect Freer came
here yesterday. Not long after he
had registered st the Palace, Con.
gressional Chairman Campbeirs
autograph adorned the same reg
lister. The meeting was by ap-
pointment. The News sauntered
around there and there was a love.
feast.
Gene Campbell is as happy as
the beneficiary of his splendid
conduct OF the campaign. He
simply said ''taint no use" and
that spoke volumes.
"Taint no use to try TO beat
Freer" said Gene. "They can't
do 1t. We're gong to make it a
life time job for him. After awhile
the Democracy will stop putting
up candidates against him. tell
you 'tain't no use.
I'm going out to Harrisville to
stay a week at the Judges home
as his guest. We're both tired aud
Will find rest aud pleasure in the
company of each other. We both
have comfort enough inrehect-
ing over the glorious victory.
oh, ito the best thing en- earth,
and pariakss somewhat of Joy of
the hereafter. / say that 'laint no
useto try to beat him, for he'll be a
greater runner every campaign az
long as he wants TO 90 to Congress.
Judge Fieer's resignation as
Judge Of the Ritchie-Tyler-
Weizel circuit will be
forwarded to the Governor in n
short time, and that will start
some speculation as to who will
be his probable successor. Ii lisa
new topic, but one which the Gov
ernor will haye to decide. He
will appoint a man to the position,
and the appointment, which will
be for the unexpired term, will be
fairly long job for the lncky bar
risier upon whom the toga will
fall.
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Hoarseness in a child that is
subject to Group, is sure indica-
tion Of tho approach Of Tho die.
ease. e Chambsrlain's cough
Remedy D. given as soon az the
child becomes hoarse, or even az.
ter The croupy cough has appear
ed, % will prevent the attack
Many mothers wbo have croopv
children always keep ihis remedv
at hand aud find that it saves thon
much trouble and worry. 10 can
always be depended upon and is
pleasant to take. For sale by vs.
NJ Bloss Cerodo. and Williams &
Campbell, kenova.
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Vent Republican.

Connecticut went Republican.
Kansas went Republican.
Ohio vent Republican
Indiana went Republican.
Iowa went Republican.
Michigan ditto.
Pennsylvania Likewise.
Massachusotts went Republican
New York vent Republican.
New Jersey went Republican.
Maryland went Republican.
Aud nearly al the rest ditto.
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Every intelligent family needs in
addition TO their local paper, a good
national weekly. The greatest and
most widely known general family
newspaper ~ the Toledo Weekly
Blade. For thirty years 1t has been
a regular visitor in every part Of
the Union and is well known in al.
most every one Of the 10, 600 post
offices in the country. II il edited
with reference % a national ciroula-
ton. IL is a Republican paper. but
people Of all politics take IL, be-
cause Of it, honesty and fairness 10
the discussion 0f all public ques
tiOns. IL IL the favOrite family
paper, with something for every
member of the household. Serial
stories, poetry, wit and humOr; Ga
Household department, (best ia the
world Young Folks, Sunday
school Lesson, Talmage's SermG Gns.
the farmstead, the Question Bureau
which answers questions for sub
scribersJ, the News OF the Week in
complete form, and other special
features. Specimen copies gladly
sent on application, aud if You viii
send us a list Of addresses. We will
mail a copy ~ each Only sI year.
II you wish 70 raise club, write
for terms.
Address 1Hg blade,
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TO GIVE THINKS.
THE GOVERNOR ISSUES A
PROCLAMAriON TO THE
PEOPLE.

Governor Atkinson has issued
the following Thanksgiving procla-
nation;
1t is meet and proper, aud our
duty as we'll, TO give thanks TO the
Giver Of all good and perfect
gifts, of lite, liberty and for peace
and prosperity in our State and
Nation. We are blessed this year
with bounliful harvos.s. No scourRo
ofdisease has come upou us. Our
people are measurably prosperous.
There is an abundance Of oppcrtu.
nifty for toll on every hand Vic.
tory undor God has crowned our
arms IN the short but decisive war
with Spain. Our soldiers aud
sailors on land aud sea. have
brought new glories 10 tho great
republic. The war with Spnin.
20 wonderfully decisive, has given
downtrodden human beings an
round the world, an uplift ia men
tai, and moral life that will make
all nations broader aud bigger aud
nobler and grander. Spain has boen
humihated, God has been honored.
aud the world has been bottored.
We are now thankful and ought TO
be grateful, aud believe We are.
The hand Of God has been upon
ls and for our good
In every portion Of the State |
our schools aud churches are on |
.he upgrade. Our material re-
sources orc being rapidly doyel- /
)ped. Our social affairs sro more
han gratifying, there il Joy |
around our froside, and tho spirit
If patriotism and Of high endeayor
among old and young arc every
where manifest. For all those
blessings let God be praised.
Therefore, proclaim Thursday.
November "A, 1895, a day OF gem
raj public aud private thankseiv-
ng, and recommend that the
'eople Of West Virginia saspend
heir usual business avocations
nd attend divine worship in their
espective churches for the purpose
4 Offering praise to the Giver Of
III good; aud that ia tho family
ircle, and in all Of our State IN
the same spirit may be
manifested by a recognition Of the /
Iiylne blessing. / also suggest
bat the poor may be remembered /
" collections for their benefit. I
'He that honoreth HE Maker hath
mercy on The poor"
Giyen under my hand aud The
,roat seal Of the State Of Wost Vir-
,inia, at the City Of Charleston,
be 9th day Of Novemb bor, 10 the
rear Of our Lord one thousaod .
ight hundred and ninety eight,
md Of the State the thirty-sixih.
GEo. ". ArEtSsox,
By the Governor,
VS.. NJ o. DAWSON.
Secretary Of State.
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Wayne Courts.

Terms Circuit Court: Fourth Monday In
January, May aud September.
Terms OF County Court First Monday In
annary. April and July, and Third Monday
Novem ber.
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Visiting brethren are cordially invited 10
named ORGANIZATIONS.
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THE American Consul al Porto
Rico warns young men Dol tae -tat,s
not 30 come there expecting io get
rich OF even get employment -
peoially does he advise clerks. cnr
penters, mechanic. generally aal o.
borers 20 stay auay He says -ao
person should come here alihoat
plenty Of money to pay board bl.s
and enough 70 take him back to lis
home in the United States" Porto
Rico, be says .ls tbe mo.t loa-ely
populated country in the world
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Crescent Lodge. No. ~, A. r. q A. NJ . meei
NJ tneir Hail on the FIRST and third Frlday
evenings OF each month.
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ERA ENCAMPRENT So.6s

Ceredo Lodge, No. l27, meet In their Han
Tuesday evening OF each week
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r. =. Q.
Alpha Chapter, No.2, Eastern Star. meet
At odd Fellow Hall the first and third sat
urday evenings In each month.
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o, o. +. meet In the Odd Fellow Building
on the 2nd aud 9Th Thursday evening oi
each month at 7:30 o'clock.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


X of Il.
Ceredo Lodge No. SO, meet in Wrightis
Hall on Thursday evening OF each week
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Silver Star Castle. No. II, Knights of the
Soiden Eagle. meet every Monday evening
In 1. o. o. Hail.
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NJ. E. CHURCH. SOUTH.
G. so R,v-

Chesapeake 4 Ohio trains that sion n "a
redo are due as follows:
EAST. WEST
W an. IS as a m.
10 q :" ssza 80
II p II iB -
70 d ., y. m
IS 43s. a. Al.
Those marked with "a are Ctnctn
nati trains, Rest are Shuttle and run be.
tween Ashland and Huntington.
Local agents needing superior Insurance
uppsies for their office or customers should
correspond with the RoUGH NoTEs Com pa
ny, Indianapolis, Publishers OF RouoH
NortlB, the leading Insurance Journal Of the
West, and other publication
Yours truly,
G II. MARrTN
RoUErH NorEs Co
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Church Directory.
CONGREGATIONAL cHURcs.
go. .GApsBY. Pastol
NJ. Z. CHURCH.
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday School o.ao =,
Regular preaching, I'd and 4tb sundaVs In
eacn inontn, morning and night; LIST and 81
Sundaysat Seredo In the morning: KeuoVa
ASSEMBLY HalD at night
prayer meeting Thursday night OF each
All are invited.
NJ. A. WILSON, Pastor.
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10 not depend upon snung, iu-
halants or other local applica-
tions. Catarrh u constitution
al disease, aud can be successfully
treated only by means of a constitu-
tional remedy like Bood's sarsa-
parlla, which thoroughly purf
the blood, removes the scroial0us
taints which cause caiarrh The
great number Of testimonial from
those who have been cured of ca
tarrh BY Hoods sarsaparIna prove
The unequaled power of this med-
icina 90 conquer this disease ~
troubled with Catarrh give Hood .
sarsaparilla q fair trial at olea-
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Address 1mR Blade,
Toledo, Ohio.
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Chesapeake 4 Ohio trains thai atom a. o.
REDO are due as follows: