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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20
MARRIED A DUKE.
Daughter Of "a Cincinnati Business
Man Joined to a Royalist.
.MATCHOPPOSED BY RELATIVES
VIII Travel in the. United States on
Their Wedding Trip-Father of the
Bride Denies That His Daughter
:aHas Entered the Nuptial State.
Case Of Mutual Love.

NEW, YORK, Nov. 19.-It is an
nounced in cablegram from London
to the Journal and Advertiser that the
young Duke OF Manchester and Miss
Helene, Zimmerman, daughter OF Eu-
gene Zimmerman, OF Cincinnati, we're
married last Wednesday afternoon by
the Rev, Canon Baker, in the Parish
church, of Marleybone, London, In
which parish the duke lives
Owing. to the opposition to the mar
riage by the relatives Of both bride and
groom. the wedding was extremely
quiet. The Misses Helena and Ellie
Evans. aunts OF the bride, waited on
her; Ernest Lambert and Lionel Fun
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Glorious News

Comes from DR.. d. 3. CdrgIle, OF
Washita. L 7, He writes: -Four bot
ties of Electric B!tters has cured Mrs
Brewer. OF scrofula, which had caused
her great suffering for gears. Terrible
sores would break cut On her head and
face. and the best doctors c/iild Elyeino
help:I but her cure Is complete and her
health IS excellent" This shows what
thousands have proved-that Electric
Bit,ers Is the best blood purifier known.
It's the supreme remedy for cczctna, tct.
ter. salt ,rhcnm. ulcers. boils and rum
ming sores. II. stimulates liver, kidneys
and bowels. expels poisons. helps dIges.
tIon. builds up the strength. Only 50
Gen,s. Sold by Logan Drug Co.. drug
Dist. Guaranteed.
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Relief in Six Hours.

(. Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
eases relieved In SIX hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure" II
Is great surprise on account OF It's eS-
ceeding promptness In relieving pain In
bladder, kidneys and back, In male or
female. Relieves retention OF water
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this IS the remedy, Sold
by II. II. List, druggist. Wheeling. ".
Va. @ tth&s
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The Real Celery Medicine.

Schnelle, 'non-residencc of the plaintiff
suggested. The case was set for trial
January 4. F
w. s. Caldwell vs. A. Husemun. case
stricken from docket; settlement.
Robert B. Wayt VS.! Henry Helfen-
bine, demurrer overruled; set for trial
Tuesday; January s. Z. (, B
Robert A. Bottoms administrator VS..
Wheeling Railway Co., set for Janu-,
airy S. IL sSE33sg q, wv
Il. Buchanan vs.. B. X. McMechen, ct
al, demurrer December /. n.
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THE THE H.I.SSOM ].
CASE COMES
UP FOR TRIAL
In the Circuit Court Before Judge
Hervey on the Twenty-sixth
of This Month,
MOTION FOR COSTS SECURITY.
Is to be Argued on November "a.
Docket Called For the No
~ vember Term,

! Yesterday morning the November
term of the Ohio county, circuit court
opened with the calling of the dockets.
! Judge ,Hervey Is presiding In Part
and Judge Melvin in Part II. A fea-
! ture was the. setting OF the second trial
Of the big Hissom damage case for No
yemher 20. with motion for security
for costs to be argued on November "a.
The calling Of. the docket resulted as
follows:
Part Law.
Z, Maria McGanon VS.. City Of Wheeling;
argument on motion for new trial, No.
tyember "a.
II George Mayors VS.. Louis P. Frobe:
I case d!smissed.at the costs OF, plaintiff.
W. ]. Colts Vs. William Holmes, ct
,al;.motion 10 set for trial November "a.
NJ. L. Davis vs.. Elm Grove Company;
set for tho first jury day OF the term. 3
Reymann Brewing Company VS.. Will
lam Handlan. ct al; set for December ..
j. H. Rosenberg & Son VS.. a. D. Sea-
mon: set for December "a.
S. *. Hissom VS.. j. r. H!ssom; trial
{ set for November 26; hearing on sug-
gestion for security for costs, Novem-
Der "a. H..
NJ. ]. McDonough vs.. w. S. Wright;
set for December 8.
rn,Irrer IN declaration art mu,t'ns' nv nv
gcambcr "a - 49, a. Q 'i'i'e'' i1
Iaoru-d ca,,a., =
for December II Frrs
Anralina Mcc,r, cto, 80 /,
GRIMM e. a, ga, T fon " vs.; Fl. b.
WiiiIan Ivi,iIo,,s co 80. .'o WI, , "a
comfy con,misssnns T., ' rs S1asu y,
rpn,, -, ,.n,n.,. 90 80, W w u!siilssea
I barI pIy Man NTnnn ~ c cuS.S, -
Hanrr !, ,hranh,. A. ~, ~ SoNipany W.
onsyysr AS'.u'''t' e"'ieu' ho
$1OsI rrra,,r,. NC ,.
n, ..sn, rnr Dhco,,t.u 'sHiiie w eici'' Ct
'.p,o ~ IA % .vecenaoeI .,
set ynr 5o.ar, III . "'iN = issieoech'
Robert + IRobinsnn ys How, ,,oar.
~ u, ,Ns' f'shry baeF'
p, w. & Ky. Railway Germany vs
Naf uaINsf' et al; set Tor December ].
r,,n,ent or ~a.o,,r 70. e na Mnai,s' ar
Pittsburgh Supplv Comnnnvvs Az
,nmore Fuel Gas Company; argument
on demurrer November "a
Louis Zimmer's administrator VS.,
Elizabeth Atwell: set for December s..
~. r. Manlcy VS.. +. B. Rldgeway; set
for December !.
=. WI. Rigss vs. William Connolly, r.:
set for December IL.
Nancy Finley. ct al. VS.. C. G. Whit
ham. ct al; argument on demurrer No
.rember "a.
Cecelia h. Dawson's administrator
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Delightful Relief from cn.nrrb

Here IL one OF thousand such tcst.mo-
nIes. The Rev. a, u, Buckley. OF Buff
falo, says: ~ wish NIL to know what n
blessing DR.. Agncw's Catarrhal Pow
der In In n case OF Ca,arrh. ] was trou.
blcd with this disease for years but Tho
first time used this remedy It gave mo
mJFl delightful relief. ! now regard
myself entirely cured after using II for
two montha.' Sold By Charles II.
Goethe. Twelfth and Market strcets.-lI
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II pnbY ia Cutting Tech

De Burc and iiSa that old and we'll tried
remedy. Mrs Winsow's Soothing
Syrup, for children teething. It sOothes
the child. Hoftens the gum, allayB all
pain. cures wind cole, and IL tho best
remedy for darrhoca. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle. mw&t
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MIDNIGHT BRIEFS.

Baron Cranmore and Brown, a repre-
sentative peer for Ireland since 1863, Is
dead in London. He was born June S,
1919.
The population of the state Of Mime
sofa as announced By the census bu-
reau, Is l ,75l 1874, against 1902, S26 In 1890.
This is an increase OF 44S.5GS, or 3i.5
per cent.
The whaling bark Alice Knowles has
arrived at San Francisco from the Osh-
kosh sea- with 1900 barrels OF oil,
worth $4,000, and 1000 pounds OF bone,
valued at $1,000. .N.
\ government secretary, with n rail-
rond expert. will leave on the steamer
Admiral Schley. to-day, for Ph!ladel-
phia. for the purpose of placing large
order for rolling stock for the jamaica
railroad. T
The first racing meeting at Tanfosan
park. San Francisco. to be conducted by
the reorgan!zed turf association know,
as the San Francisco Jockey Club. at
the head Of which is Prince Andre Pom.
iatowsky. opened yesterday.
Refugees who have arrived at Cam
ton, China. report that anti ChrlstIan
riots have broken out in the province of
Kiang-Si. The Christians are
wearing badges, and all persons not so
decorated ure in danger OF death.
Divers report that the first cnss Ger.
man battleship. Kaiser Friedrich M.
which was In collision Saturday, willis
entering Kicl harbor. with the first.
class battleship Kaiser Wilhelm IL. Ia
leaki's; slightly at the bows. The Kat
scr Wilhelm II. has her outer plating
dcnted. r-
The Red Star line steamer Frirsland
Captain Nlckeis, from New York. No.
vember Z. for Southampton and Ant
wcrp. passed Scilly. England, Monday,
disabled. In tow OF the British steamer
Cluden, from Newport News for Rot.
tcrdam. The Frieslnnd's 'ruddcr WAS
damaged. 'r'sHg -.E,
The convention OF the Interstate
Good Roads Association opened Mon.
day In Central Music hall, Chicago.
With delegates from oyer thirty stntcs
present. The purpose Of the meeting is
to effect n national organization and 10
bring Influence 10 bear upon Congress-
TO secure an appropriation for the i'm.
pr0vcmcnt OF highways commensurntr
with the needs Of the country. Com.
mttecs will be appointed to work with
the thir,y-eight state legislatures, and
also TO carry the matter direct to Con.
gress.
United States Charge d'Ann!rcs Girls.
com was ngain at the YlldIz pnlnco
Constnntin0ple, Novcmberl7, nttendInt.
court musicale, after which hn rP-
mnincd and dIned with the sultan. who
charged him TO transmit to President
Mckinley his wnrmest congratulations
upon his reelection. ndding that tho
result OF the election had given his mn
jesty the greatest pleasure because II
assured the continuance Of the present
exceedingly friendly relations between
Turkey and the United States.
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Billet Mill Resumes operations.

JOLIET, ILL.,, Nov. lS,-Thc billet mill
and convcrtcra of the Illinois steel
works resumed operations tonight ar
ter three weeks shut down. About
1000 men resumed work. The outlook
10 good for long run.
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed. Starched and
Dried 5 cents per pound.
Flint Work. Washed and Ironed, s
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS
M T Home Steam Laundry,
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Mrs. George Howard Forsyth, of
Chicago, formerly Miss Sara Zane
Brockunier, who has been the guest of
her parents the past six weeks, having
come to attend the wedding OF her sis
ter, left for home Friday afternoon.
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Society en- masse is extending hearty
congratulations to DR.. and Mrs. John
H. Storer on the visit OF the stork at
the Thomas Charlmers Moffat home, on
South Chapllnc street. the coming
bringing a son. the second child of DR..
and Mrs. Storer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20

BUILDS up the system: puts pure.
rich blood In the veins: makes men and
women s'.ong and healthy. Burdotk
Blood Filters. At any drug etorc.-t...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20

The affair Of this week will be the
supper and concert next Thursday ev-
enins at the Y. NJ. C. A. building, under
the auspices OF the Womans Auxiliary
of the association. Supper will be
served from o'clock Until s. and will
embrace all the delicacies of the season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20

az SUFFERED FOR months from
aorc throat. Electric OIL cured mo In
twenty-four hours" NJ. s. GIr, Hawcs.
willie H. lF# |EanF.s - - " -
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The ladies OF the Second Presbyterian
church are arranging special market,
to be held In the lecture room OF the
church, Wednesday. November Is, the
day before Thanksgiving. All of the
delicacies for Thanksgiving dinner will
be ready for the table and an eager
buying may be anticipated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20
The Happy Result.

February 10TH 1900.
DEAR Mis-. PISKHAM:- IL cannot praise lydia
e: Pinlsham's Vegetable Compound enough. Il is
just simply wonderful the change your medicine
has made in me-. feel like another person Nv
'workls now pleasure to me, while before using
your medicine it wns q burden. To-day I nm =
healthy and happy girl. i think If more women
would use your Vegetable Compound there would BE-
less suffering in the world. I cannot express The
relief have experienced by using Lydia B. Pink.
ham's vegetable compound."- PEARL; Coop,
Cor, Goth Avenue ind Yeslar Way, Seattle, Wash
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Every mother information of vital value to her
the responsibility future largely in the hands 4ha tho
mother The mysterious change that develops the THOUGHT
less girl into the thoughtful woman should find the mother
yebeing Of her daughter will the woman be- and h..
When the young girls thoughts become sluggish whom
she headaches dizziness aintness and exhibits
an to Sleep pains the back and lower
limbs, eyes dm desire for solitude and dislike for tba
society Of other girls when she mystery to herself and
friends, then the mother should go to her aid promptly
such time the greatest aid to nature is Lydia E Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. 1t prepares the Young
system tor the coming change and is the sres reliance
this hour of trial. s5 ~ N- NY - =
The following letters from Miss Good are practical proof
OF MRS flnkhams efficient advice toyoung women.
Miss Good asks Mrs. PinkEam for Help.
ems, Az, pr,,.;--, June 10th, 1902
time with monthly periods being irregular will tell Won all ab
IT, ana put myself in for have OF Won
month would become less and stopped
Tor and it has stopped become mar
vous and OF bad color young girl have Svnvs had
vo" xo very hard d. would be much pleased
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20

Thursday evening, Miss Bessie Haz-
lett entertained The Girl Bachelors" If
the Island. Music and games were the
features Of the evening. Several fine
musical selections were rendered by
Miss Lulu Jones. At q seasonable hour
refreshments were served The next
meeting Of the club will be held at the
home of Miss Mary Whitehead. f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20

The Kings Daughters Of the. First
Presbyterian church. are preparing for
a cake sale to be held Wednesday, No
vember IS, Immediately preceding
Thanksgiving. This sale is to be u
large one and will do away with extra
baking for the next day by many famIl-
les. The sale will be held at Madame
Shidell's millinery store. on Main
street, and large patronage Is assured.
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Mrs. George f. Boyd requests all in
tcre3ted In making donations. as we'll
as all who have already promised to do
SO. to the coming national bazaar. to be
hald under the auspices of the National
Woman's Suffrage League, in New
York, the first week in December, to
please send their donations to her home
on Thirteenth street. early this week.
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WON HANDS ms.
HaIIowcII High Could Not Match Cony's skill
Saturday.

Hall0wcll High met defeat on the
Muster Field damon, Saturday after
noon, to the score Of % to ~, cony
High of Augusta winning out hand$
down.
The game opened with Cony at the
bat. one run was made. In the Hall
owell half of the first one man ais"
saw home plate before IN" side was
retired. In the second, tony mad"
eight runs and HaIlowell two, making
the score to 3.
In the third. IIalIowclI took brace.
Patterns curves were myStifyinE.
Cony made a base hit but was put ont
on a steal to second. Johnson went
out on a pop fly; Craig made a hit, but
Became went out on first.
MarSton. Johnson and Carey scored
for Halloweil. - juglass being out on 4
fly to right. Simmons On 4 foul ana
Haincs on a beautiful drop into the
hands of kinsman
knsman made hit. stole second
and died on third Russell, Gordon and
Shaw Going ont in one. two. tire" or
| der.
Patton mad" Il safe hit. stole second
and was advanced t. third by q hit by
Ifcanc. Clary walked IA first Johnson
made a sacrifice and brought Pattcn
| home. Carey went out To first. and
li"ane was out on HON" plate.
In the fifth. Cony mad" two runs ana
HalloWcll tn" same number.
Neither side scored III the sixth
| HaIlowell having difficulty in placing
the ball safely.
IN,
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PHILIPPINE COMMlSSlSSIUN
Arrives at Manila President TAFT Outlines
Future Work.

Manila. June THE United States
Transport Hancock from san Francis
.u. April III. arrived here. this nor ning,
with the members Of the Philippine
commission. The members Of Gen.
MacArthur's stan welcomed the com
miSsioncrs on board the Hancock. At
noon the commissioners landed and
drove tn the palace. escorted by Gen.
MacArthur's STAFF. band ana two
campanirs Of the Goth Infantry with ar
tillcry.
At the palace the commissioners were
welcomed by Gen. MacAI thur in a short
ana forcrful address. After Judge VIM
ii. Taft. president of the commission
had replied the commissioners re
turned to the Hancock, where they will
remain until they have selected suit
able dwellings on land.
During the morning. the members Of
the Filipino supreme court. the local
editors ana many Of the leading mer-
chants repaired to the transport, where
they conversed with the commissioners.
Rear Admiral Remey i'll command Of
the United States naval forces on the
Asiatic station, called officially. during
the afternoon. Tomorrow. Gen. Mac
Arthur will return the call Of the com
missioners. The family Of Judge Taft
will remain for some time in Japan.
The families of the other commission
crs arrived with them.
Judge Taft, speaking. today. in reply
I" "A representative Of The Associated
Press regarding the powers and future
work of the commission said: I'VE
have full instructions ANA extensive
powers. The latter we shall not cx-
erclSe until we have had ample time
to acquire sufficient knowledge Of the
situation to enable US to proceed to en-
act legislative changes ana reforms.
preliminary to the establishment OF a
stable civel government. Until We as
sumo authority Gen. Macarthur Will
to perform the duties and *
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cTcisc the powers formerly pelfor,,e1
.nd exercised IN Gen. OTIS. ana ev.,
after we take active ana fun part NJ
the government, Gen. Macarthur viu
continue as the executive head unti
upon our recommendation To Prosjdcn,
Mckinley, it shall seem to the Presi
dent that the time has arrived for tba
appointment OF a civil executive a,l
for making the military forces rner.I,
auxiliary in carrying on the civil gnv.
eminent, to be available only in Gaze
of emergency for the suppression Of
Iawless violence too formidable Ia ~.
overcome by the regular organized pn-
lice.
we are aware that there are several
issues Of deep interest to the Fllipiuns
upon which it is our duty to take ac-
tion. Some Of these involve judicial
| investigation ana decisions upon legal
| rights Others call for the careful tx
| crcise Of political power III order III WI
! cura equitable adjustments. Upon the
/ latter class Of issues we cannot now
speak
Representing The sovereignty Of tn
| United States in the Philippines which
/ it is the purpose Of our government I,
| maintain, We are here to do justice In
| ~ Filipinos ANA 70 secure for them
me bcst government in our power ara
such ID mcasur. Of popular control as
as consistent with Til" stability ana sp-
curity % iaw, order ana property WI
! ar" civil officers, men If p acc. Th4
| field of nur work lis n-r' rriIy onlIn-
! AZ to rcsi ns where the u.u..-. nemy
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FAIRFIELD.
Republicans Hold Caucus.

The Republicans Of Fairfield held q
caucus at Steamer Engine han. ut 1.2H
o'clock Friday evening. for The purpose
Of choosing 10 delegates to the county
convention AT Skowhegan, June IL, ana
seven delegates to the state convention
At Bangor, June p. V. NJ. Mayo WAS
chosen chairman. ana +. i. rurinton,
clerk. The delegates to the county CON
vcntion are as follows: f. Il. Purntnn.
". II. Totman, W. Il. Shaw. Neil Greg
ory, q. q. Eaton. w. w Nye. G. NJ.
Chapman, George Tihbetts \. H. Ellis
ana Lester Iiolway. The delegates tn the
State convention are: S. \. Nyc. II. +.
burgess, 4. II. Totman. T.. ii. Lawrence.
+. Kelly, ,. Alien Jones ana william
Tibbetts. The delegations were instruct
ed to lill al NlcAn.in.
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PROBABLY ESCAPED.
So 3uckfieid Thinks Of Posi- Office Robbers
Six Men Held on Suspicion.

-
Lewiston, Mo. June IA Buckfield
special ~ly=: Six men are now being held
,r .r.r,i.ior nr ,.i,c c,,,oar,,., /. .,.-
post Ollie" robbery in this village, Friday
morning.
T1.r. III .,r,. 1.,,rt I,,,,,..,.,.- Mn. II,
""'' "'"S't'' IN 7"
whrther any Of them can be- proved
guilty. II fdct the prevailing impression
II that the r"hh'rs ha,ve ESCAPED Ind that
me men VINO nave been captured are
merely trdmrS pursuing their devious
WwalS through thiS section q The country.
,H l.',lui- Il llr hH"ih INT hhWlnrI fill'
IN" tramp element haS b,cn more in eNi-
deucr during the past few weeks, ana
therefore there are many strdsgIers DRIFT
lh- dInHE cNerE dal.
'"h"lGtrdbIe excitement attended me
arrest Oh Two Oh the suspected men At
Mggadnic FIli'-
MnfG came J1 SCUM rams at tlnch
SaluIuIN evening, lnat wv" men. sur
posed 10 be tn" Euckiirld robbers. werr
III h1u VIZ 1T H. noA SAT- FIJI M'Lhli'l' Ill LIE;
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AT a meeting Of the stockholders Of
the kennebec Steam Iron Works, Sat
urday afternoon, the owners of 81 of
the III shares were present. The mat
ter Of rebuilding the shop recently
damaged by fire was considered and it
was unanimously voted to rebuild and
start the plant at once. This is the c.
A. Robbins x Sons machine shop and
that they are to continue the business
will be very pleasant news. The in
surancc has been satisfactorily settled
and the insurance Will be settled soon.
The plant employs about II hands.
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There is Il move among the boys of
the city to form company of cadets.
Several influential men have been seen
and all offer them encouragement.
Those desiring to join the company
should consult either Harry Morrell.
Leon Kendall. or Herbert +. Taylor.
Onc of the requirements is that ON"
must weigh 100 pounds and also stand
) feet high. This move is a good one
and much help can be obtained from
it, In other places where there are COM
panics all have received a good educa-
ton in the matter of discipline and
should occasion require these young
men, later on. they have sufficient
knowledge Of military affairs To so ut
ii and be Of seTVocc at the start.
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Robbed The Grave.

\ startling Incident. nt which Mr. lr,,h J"r"
Oliver vi Philadelphia. WA ms su ,nas III
Is narrated NY him a. follows: yim wag
almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue . GIae
rd. pain continually in back ant - s'
~ gradually growing ~c ciTen
day hy DAY Three physicians haa Used
ne up. Fortunately. a friend 4" LAT
irving Electric Eitter>;' ana 70 my lga redfe
ioy INA surprise, the first batt.e, ' WIFI
i decided Improvement. | continued Veil veil
use for three weeks, and am h2 }Vt and
man. / know they saved my nIe',. ' Wl
robbed li, Uni crave ~ another victim ID u
one should iii to try them Only o. er3i'
guarantccd. at Rowdltch & .,, Weossss' s. ).
Augusta. 4. III. Bcane's. oliI .I,ora.s
Llshtoody - water ms june4,6,S