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An Affair of Honor.

wat ees Get, Jean?"
Monsieur, re doctaire comes to-day
to vaccinate monsieur"
"Nevaire, / Will die FIRST. Eet ees
degrading. Eet ces an INSULT"
"But, monsieur, eet ees re law"
Shameful! How can suffatre a
beast of doctalre, wi hees brutal wea-
pone to stab Meme, re Count de Moos-
Calonge? NeVaire!"
but ct ees re law, monsieur"
"Perndious law! Listen!
"Perfdiuus law! All! / have Get!
have eet now! Beautiful! Listen. You
will prepare re swords!'
We swords. monsleur?"
"Prepaire re swords on re point OF
one sword. monsieur. re doctaire will
rub his vaccinate mattaire. See? Zen
he will diTaire from me on re Dr-r-y-
fus questione. ] will feel insulted.
will challenge re doctaire. He will ac-
ccpt. naming. swords as re weapons, We
will night at once. and here re doctalrs
takes &c prepared sword. See? One
two-three! Re doctaire pricks me
slightly In &c arm. Ha, ha! Honor is
satisfied! ] am vaccinatew
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To.day,g snggestlon Meetingg

The Republican suggestion meetings
which viii be held In the various coun-
ty Districts to-day at which names WIN
be sugg asted as candidates for county
and district Offices to be voted for at ths
primaries OK April IS. should be attend
ed by every member Of the party who
desires good government Those who
neglect this duty cannot complain II
weak nominations rezutt through their
Indifference.
II Is highly Important that the very
bast men IN the party should Be put for
ward this yrar-man Of known problty
and standing In the community, nho
viii BE- fearless In the performance Of
their duty and not susceptible TO the
pressure Of influences that arr harmful
to the public good Th3s, are the Kind
Of candldltes the GHtallIgpnccr and The
Republican party VIII DELIGHT to honor.
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pAssINe pLEAsANTRIEs.

The Gift of Retlcence.-"What is com
mand OF language, pa?" ITS thinking
of something real mean to say and ther
not saying it,"-Chicago Record.
Unclvilized Fride.-"Pa. what Is bar
barian?" "a barbarian, little Jim, is
Kentucklan who is not ashamed OF Ken
tuclty."-Indianapol Journal.
II VIII admit" said the Cornfed Phi
losopher, that oratory is mostly gas
But ever gas Is acknowledgement tc
mention the way 1t rips things open
sometimes. indianapolis Press.
Mutual.-Griggs- Gilsnap told me the
other day that after ten years OF mar
ried life he and his wife at last under
stood each other. Briggs-Yes, / hear
they are trying TO get q divorce. =
Brooklyn Life.
Gratitied-"They say that in time the
horse will become practically extinct,
said the young woman. well, then"
said Broncho Bob, I'm glad to hear It.
tn save powerful sight o lynchin's."
Washington Star.
Simultaneous Acumen-Poor Poat-"If
ever get famous wonder what will be
the first thing to happen" Poor Poets
Wife, know; all the magazine editors
that have abused you will hop up and
claim that they discovered you. dee
trolt Free Press,
Sweet Labor.-"How is It you're such
great worker?" asked the grasshop-
per. Because / love work" replied the
busy bee. II couldn't be happy without
it. In fact. you may have noticed.
when my busiest season is on I'm in
clover. "-Philadelphia Press.
"And you are stuck on your last hus-
band?" he faltered. wishing to seem
very sympathetic The beautiful wO-
man burst into tears. II never was so
lady stuck on q hush md In all my lie, y
she sobbcd II supposed he was worth
u million, and he isn't worth anything"
Detroit Journal.
Irony OF Fate.-"Ah!" sighed the long
haired passenger. "how little we know
OF the future and what It has in store
for us" That's right" rejoined the
man with the auburn whiskers In the
seat opposite. Little did think some
thirty years ago, when carved my in
itials on the rude desk in the old coun-
try schOoihouse. that would some day
grow up and fail to become famous. -
Chicago News,
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vast virginia Coal.

,,.,,,,,tt Z.
II Is eNpee'eu '',''' nv 49,, ~. 49,.
IN TINS state WIN pe us'.'ypsu go, S,.,
than IN any IKE Ps'iou ~ 'n- . ne, a.
the trade 1H'us'i''us ~ , -,
OF acres nave recently ose' p',e -.,l.,,
with view 10 'ii',n-u,I's ep-'" -,
and with iheFeas'u Laelt,''t'' ~. , ',,,s
ana marKet'hs eol' ~ -. ~, - w,
pTopeFt'es we may eN'-St - - - -,
virginia maNe .''''i 'l'o"S -
this INDUSTRY many ,' 10, 80 e.i5-
ouilalhg' SEEKING 70 e','sl '" 81, -.
while numerous O'a'Si'es "'s -, ,,,
out from the 'rui'N iiiisS '' i,l., '
states richest resources IA ''''''-
well as coal
y A'writer IN tue NEW io'N Noh' ~ ~.
Journal reviewing 'ne eoai ' r VI W.
Monongahela Naiiey' ron l I e''''sS W
MIA standpoint mas 'n's - say u wy
origin OF the lh'touuetioll ~ VS. ~
gina eoai mo ''it 'O'''Ps'''''s '''.' =, =
OF the country;
"The national s'r'Ne Oh iS'1 optn'u =
new factor IN tne coal 'rius u , ."e
Gion ABOUT Fi''sOuIsn' " t"e,ot , ~ 'l,,
greatly Injured 'hs e'"i i"uusuS :.
Ohio Tor IL was ut tt''s .''''s t'..'1 -
coal OF West virginia inc miners %
which state refused 70 sttiN5' was W
troduced into the conps'i''Ne il't ,-s
where hitherto 1t haa 70 'Ass' an ''l'o'-
Grant prejudice against II. II was uu, :
ing this period that west virginia col.s 5
found market IN chicago SitlciIinae'
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Rourke Cochran.

New York Press; Bourke Cochran,
the New York politician, is now a
leader of the hunting set. He is famous
and rich. His rise was rapid. He mar
ried lot of money, and has made a
great deal in real estate by wise in
vestment Of his wife's dot. But there
were dark days for Buurke.
One day he was sitting on the stone
steps in city hall square, buried in mis-
cry. His dress was not presentabie and
his pockets were absolutely empty.
Fate took Ambrose =. Purdy that way.
and, recognizing Bourke In despair, the
assistant district attorney tapped him
on the shoulder.
Brace up. Bourke." he said, cheer
Inly. Whats the trouble?" Bourke
conflded In him:
II owe $3.50 for lodging and am to be
turned out. live over beer saloon.
can't get Job. There's nothing for me
to do. / think I'd better give up"
Not on your life" said Purdy. Wen
fix things
An election was pending and spell
binders were In demand. Purdy pro-
posed:
"Bourke, why don't you give your
landlord your note promising to pay
him in six months or some such mat
teri"
Mote! Note! My note wouldn't he
accepted anywhere" said Bourke. I'D
be kicked out"
NONSENSE Wen go and make out
the paper for $500 I'll indorse 1t. You
give It 10 your landlord. and have him
take out his $3.50 and let you have the
difference"
It was done. Purdy's Endorsement
proving acceptable, Bourke got $3.50 in
cash. which he divided with his friend.
with the remainder. he bought new
clothes and in n day or two was on the
hastings, pleading and shouting for his
party.
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Popular Election Of Senators.


The house Of representatives yester-
day took the most important action II
has done in years. looking to revolu-
ton In the manner of the election OF
Uhitcd States senator's, The action OF
the house was in the nature Of the pas
sage OF a resolution. almost unanimous
iy-24O to 15-proviilng for a constitu-
tionai amendment FOR the election of
senators by direct vote Of the people.
II is not u political question, but is 4
matter that has been agitated for SONG
time. Two state Republican, conventions
held recently have passed resolutions
favorlng the method endorsed by the
house yesterday. The frightful corrup-
ton revealed by the Investigation into
Senator Clark's election in Montana, Is
an object lesson in favor OF the popular
election of senators There is too much
opportunity for debauching legislators
in the present method Of election. and
the Overwhelming majority the resolu-
ton received in the house looking to .
change shows that the movement Is a
popular one with the people. What the
senate may do with the proposition will
be matter of lively anticipation.
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Sadly Reminiscent.

Thlrty-dyo years ago. to-day more
thau q generation ago, oui OF thu dtrk-
est tr1Ee6Ila in the history Of the ma
tons Of ths earth occurred In Washing
ton City IN thn aatiulaati5n of Abr,-
ham Lincoln. the martyr Pfasi1sn; %
the United States. 1t clmg upon tn
people Of the country lll, q bolt of
lightning from cls ar Sly Tho nation,
r1nt and torn By tn distractions Of n
long nad alngulnLry conflict, was lust
comp27lns iHaIf f9r pace wl:ra this
black decd haiche1 by osn3p!ritolz ln
league Win tni Prlncs OF DARN Ss,
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REFLECTIONS OF A BAcHEIoR

The arch hypocrite is the human
heart.
No one would ever believe me II
wrote what | believed about what wo-
men pity bachelors for
The worst type OF bachelor is the one
who goes about proclaiming that every
man ought to marry young.
The fewer things man gives 10 . wo-
man to love him for; the more certain
she Is to love him for those few things.
When an old tache.or hr d. he Is walk
ing behind woman whose hips have
slipped and got away around sideways
when she didn't know II, he gives the
first beggar he meets nickel-New
York Press.
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A curious lgnis fatuus seems to have
appeared suddenly about twenty years
ago. near Berbenna, in.,he Italian Alps.
and to have been seen almost nightly
since. DR.. a. Battandier describes 1t
MS flame, usually white, but some
times coiored. sometimes single and
occasionally multiple. 1t moves Mt
varying heights up to twenty-five feet
sometimes disappearing, then lighting
nm the country for long distance It's
nightly Vlsitatlons may last several
hours II fees from man, but is not al
fected by wind. rain or snow. Carlo
FnbianI, n late Investigator, finds that
four explanations have been given. The
inhabitants see in the flames the VS.
Ible souls OF the departed, others assert
that the peasants are together victims
Of hnlluclnatlon; third theory is thnt
the phenomenon Is "will-o' -the-wlsp,
due to marsh gas, and the last view IS
TINT II IL due to "St. Elmo's fire" or
electrical brush discharge WINE inc
third theory IL possible, an objection rs
the regularity OF the npparitIon and Its
sudden advent twenty years ago.
The first bubonlc plague Of which we
nave uulHtUllN ItNulh 80 fi'AN'H' -
physicians Of New South Wales In the
year llIl B. C., or more than eight
centuries earlier than the date usually
assigned. It is concluded that the cpl
demie described In the First Book OF
Samuel was true bubonlc plague.
Waste gas from European blast fur
naces now operates seventy-four en-
gInes, with total horsepower OF SII20'
in his studies OF slow motions, Prof
Charles s. sllchtcr, by means of kline
,oscope pictures. has 30 magnlned the
motions that the growth Of Seeding
peas and beams during three weeks Is
shown in n few seconds, TbO plants
were photographed on the Kaleidoscope
Aim by artificial Hight at Intervals OF n
few minutes to few hours during the
three weeks on projecting the pictures
lnon the screen at the usual rate, the
motion Of growth was mngnliied about
loo 900 times. aud the different rates OF
deyeiopmont of the various parts were
brought out very clearly. Among the
strIkIng results was the curious behar-
lor OF n pea struggling to enter impen..
otrablo soil the root curvlnS RnO
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POLITICAL.
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.

Suggestion meetings will be held on Sat
urday, April ~, 1866 at 1880 o'clock p m
In all Of the districts OF Ohio county, e%-
cept Rlchland and Liberty districts, which
will hold their meetings at 2 o'clock p. m.
The places OF meeting will be as follows:
Washington ViEilant Engine
Madison Dlstrict-Island Hose House
Clay Distrlct-Odd Fellows Hall
Union Distript-Police Court Room.
Centre pistrlct--Hnrtman's Hall. corner
OF TWenty-third and Market streets.
Webster District-Pythicn Castle. corner
Twenty-seVenth and Chapllne streets
Richie District--Knoke's, No. S5l9 Jacob
! Philadelphia Dlstrict-TOwn Hall, Elm
Liberty DIstriet-centre School House.
Richland District-Brlck school House.
Names will be suggested for the follow
'' For Delegates to the State Nominating
For County Commissioners
For School Commissioners.
For Members OF the County Executive
For Justices of the Peace.
FoP County Constables.
The persons so suggested VIII be voted
for at the primary election, which Will be
held on Saturday, April q. 1900.
At4the said meetings there shall be
elected Delegates TO the state De1egate
Convention and the District Delegate Con.
yention. Each city district will elect
seven n Delegates. and each county dis
trict will elect six (il delegates. The dele
gates so elected shall be declared the dele
gates to both conventions,
All delegates elected under this call shall
have the right to appoint their own alter
BY order OF the Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee.
WNI. II. HORNISH, Chairman:
]. W. KINDELBERGER, Secy. app
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REPUBLICAN CALENDAR.

April l4-ohIo. County Suggestion Meet
lnEs
April 2S-Ohlo County Primary Election.
May First Congressional District Dell
eEate Convention. at ClarksburG.
May S-StRte Delegate Convention, Fair
mont.
June 6-First Congressional District
Nominating Convention, Weston.
July 1l-Sthte Nominating Convention,
Charleston,
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure" 1t
is a great surprise on account of its ex-
ceeding promptness In relieving pain in
bladder, kidneys and back, in male or
female, Relieves retention Of water
almost Immediately If you want quick
relief and cure this is the remedy Sold
by r. II. List. druggist, Wheeling ".
Va. tth&s
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nnnfness CANNOT be cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an lnlamed con-
dltlon OF the mucous lining Of the Eus-
tnchlnn Tube. When this tube gets
Inaamcd you have a rumbllng sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tlrely closed deafness Is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
mai condition hearing will be destroyed
forever; ninc cases out OF ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing but
nm lnnamcd condition OF the mucous
surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars for
,ny case OF Deafness Caused by Ca
torrb, that cannot be cured by Halls
.Catarrh Cures Send for circulars,
free. Il. j. CHENEY & CO.
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hairs Family PMS are the best.
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Tiki deadlock in the wellington. Ohio,
congressional convention is record
breaker. So far over 1000 ballots have
been taken without any signs Of weak
ening on the part of the delegates.
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Oregon Republicans are true blue.
They endorsed the gold standard, Pres
ldent Mckinley and expansion.
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Burrows bumowed into ouay'S case
with a great deal of forcs and peril
nencY.
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Last Mid-winter Excursion to Wash
ington and Baltimore, Via B. & o.
Thursday, April 12. Fare for the round
trip. $40. Tickets good ten days.
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PIANOS tuned and repaired by ex-
pert workmen. +. w BANNER co.
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The Whlle Mans Burden

can be named in the single word--dys-
pcpHa. tits the one disease, which more
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Mrs. Dewey's religion is about as
elastic as the admlrars politics.
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PIANOS tuned and repaired by ex-
pert workmen. F. w. BANNER co.
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To some eggstent Easter is Shell
game"
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bepInning at 10 o'clock n. M, at the ~
front door OF the court house o. \
county, In the city a Wheeling We'
CInIu, sell at public sale certain uA -,
land situate on Horse Run on me W y.
Oh Inc north fork OF Fishing Creek ", "
gel couIJEv. West Virginia, ldjo.nlhs ~
of & / Long. senior, n. King ahl "
Buingard. the said tract o. lahl u
bounded and described as follows, ~
ming at a stone In Horse run &c "a
s. j. Long, ir, thence win MS ~ M
7Go west IS poles TO n hickory, men,
So west . poles to STAKE eVL a,,,h fyvS
King; thence with MS INES ~, syti ~ 'v,gl
~ n0les 10 stake; thence SCUM II NJ,
noIes 10 stake in C. W, Park Z me ,.. M, .L
win his lines, south d' east y polIts \. /
o.. thence south 6Iiaa east = Pglsii n
stake where chestnut was easIr q.
thence north if' east 2Gls pOlts " n. a.
thence north sO7 east q poles 70 ",.,lr
tbSwce south 6Io east II poles 10 =.
thence north G. east II poles 70 ~ VI
thence continuing the zane IN ~
G. east poles to c. y. thth.C "'Srs-ih =
west 81 poles to a maple; t ,,.,,,, Al, IN
east 30 poles TO a a.ake IN b oinl ~ hal1
thence north IS west pou, Nj ~
north Cis5 west Il pclcs to SINAI s9u ..,, 2
Garner 10 S. ]. Long, Jr, thence ~, 80
west % poles to stone " ~ ,6lya ,u ~ .
j. Long, ir.: thence sOuSh " ~ ~, ID,
sugar: thence south 3 east ~ -Ss,.ti..h
beginning, containing g ana ,'ft'si,e ~
acres. the said tract OF, lahgn ga
same which was conveyed 70 T. IA d
IN s. II. Hall. trustee, By DEED. h. As,ifyt
csmber IL. 1891, and rec0fdeu W. ', ~ va
tho clerk OF the county s,u55.iio n
county in Deed Book No, .st5itI aJ, ~ M -
TERMS or SALE; Onc-tll'a, W. y, 4, n
chase money and as muGA M ho5i' tNrs
purchaser may elect cash W ,', ,,,ysRt1
dive IA two equal lnst0llmeas p,' gms,s
spectiyely in nine and clgA,es!.in. rs
fr6n, Tho dny OF sale with Nv NM
Thar dny. the purchaser 20 CIV V1rrta1
me deferred lnsiallmcnW OF I'M
money and the title TO salH wv ~, ngft.f
tainrd until the payment o' Wv
Al The same time and place ! =, s,uSsrdIs
tho hirhSst bidder fer cash, utr Is,iti
thirtV.sCconi pars Of the wqrN wy IN %
in nSl wells an tho William hgs, n so5tr
in WaShlngton district, Marsha" W
West Virginia. rouN A. 2ORN.
Hubbard & Hubbard o.
Attorneys, -....,y,n n
list or LETTERS. REMAlSSSiISSSss ".
tho postoGice AZ Wheeiiinihi' 10 40.
~ " Nn. Saturday. Apbl ,11it,1nt %
am, al tho Jollowiur the aIpi,ns 5ats
- - I, 1vorffs0l letters, EN'"h
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t!lafl any other, AFFECTS
the American people.
1t is common to all
classes and all condi-
tions. 1t makes life
miserable. It mars
family happiness. 1t
interfcrcs with bust
ness aud pleasure
alike, audit discounts
n mans usefulness
just as much as 1t
discounts his happi-
ness.
There's a remedy
for dyspepsia. DR..
Pierce S Golden Med
ical Discovery has
lifted this burden
from the bodies az
hundreds OF thou
sands. 1t cures
ninety eight ont Of
every hundred who
give il a fair and
faithful trial.
~ used ten bottles Of
Df Piefce's Golden Medi.
cnl Discovery and several
yiais Of his Pleasant
rellcts q year ago this
fpyiug aud have hs' 70
trouble with indigestion
since " writes Mr. W. r.
Tlomp-on. Of Town
fsul BfutdwutrT Co
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Montana words fail 10 tell how tiSntiui
am tos the sclief, IS Ind suffered 20 filish and
igot down IN weight TO isS pounds. and va not
able to work AT all Now weigh nearly 10
end can Do days work on the fam Lave
teegunended your medicine 10 several, and
Iicres aud his iuedieincS.'
mr. DR.. Picrce's Medical Adviser
10 sent free on receipt Of stamps to
pay expense Of mailing only. ii con.
tains 1908 pages and over 700 illustrn-
iions. Send ~ one-cent stamps tot the
bool; in paper covers or a stamps for
cloth birding to DR.. K. v. bieree,
Buffalo, N. Y,
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The image of an ordinary photo
graphic plate is a precIpitate of amor
phous silver. and NJ. Trillot has sought
to change this silver ipto thin super
posed lnmlnae, with the idea that color
effects would then result from the
phenomenon OF interference. He has
effected the change by exposing the
plate to nitric acid vnpor until all trace
OF the image disappears, then exposing
to moist hydrogen sulphide until the
image Is again brought out properly
The silver Is thus converted to lami-
mated condition, and by reflected light
the image shows strong and fairly sta
bic colors, which, however, have no de-
finite relation to natural colors. Yet 1t
is possible so to locallzc certain colors
as to give an approach to those of the
objects represented. In the experiments
already made. NJ. Trlllot has localized
green, red and white upon the proper
parts OF an image showing foliage, a
red tiled roof and white walls, and he
looks for considerably greater. success
with this system Of photographing col
ors.
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A case of green vision, everything
seen appearing to be green in color. has
been brought before the British oph-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.,a,,, ~, n w nod
Sna , SUe'TsS 10y ,onnd =, tSiI
anu LeSO.us nav nv, ill.,, VI ,,, 10,
zen oaiJT Ses - ~ ~ va We" !, vos
Ul'e pseG ~ " pss 81 VI c;,on r., az
nv uue W SFEois o. 1ea,"t w haya boon
lsLenGe Ioes no1 uP Ioa ~ r', W IN
e S ny III a. haai,i, &c. ,,ot,c,,biv
IaSsS , s,tI onJ T., IN u, tbo Totjsnts
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news solicited from every part OF the
surrounding country.
Rejected communications Will not be re-
/ turned unless accompanied by sufficient
postage
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In pursuance OF decree entered = =
Circuit Co0rt OF Ohio County In thenL. ..
entitled cause on the 18Th day Of NJ
1900 | shalEofl
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CThe INTELLIGENCER, embracing rs
several editions, Is entered in the Post
oTicO at Wheeling, w. Va, as second
cluSI matterl
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In the Circuit Court for OHIO 49,
The Syracuse Chilled Pillow Comply =
Others Ys. Robert *. Gifien and GA
In Chancery.
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The days of sacrifice and pcnanee arc
Ger.
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writhlng much like an angie worm
while the pea was rolled about very
grotesquely