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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-08-29
THE CONVENTION.

William z Cameron, governor OF
Virginia, 20 years age, made brilliant
speech 10 the constitutional convention
yesterday and which was a reply to Mr..
Wysor's. Il was 10 opposition to bis
amendment to the preamble aud bill OF
rights, which recommends submitting
the work Of the con tilutional conven.
ton to vote of the electorate as now
constituted, and was equally opposed to
proclsimiDg the new constitution. His
speech was 40 able aud clear-cul expo
sitioD OF the inherent rights OF the peo-
pie. aud the power OF the convention,
and, while he declared 10 favor OF sub
hitting the constitution to an elector-
ate, be guardedlly failed to specify or
characterize the length to which he was
willing to go. The ablest and strong
est part OF the speech was devoted to
plea to lay sill propositions on the table
when oil would know better how TO
proc ed 10 regard to submission. DE
claimed the convention could proclaim
tue constitution or submit IL TO an
| abridged electorate.
Mr.. Wysor, 10 one OF his frequent in-
terruptioDs, asked how the member
from Petersburg would vote on the
question of Submission. He declined
| 10 answer, but subse quently declared
amid tremendous applause that it was
not the intention OF the convention TO
| submit he constitution to the l46,OOO
negroes OF the State.
II will probably be Saturday before
the debate closes. Ii is possible that
90 vote will then be reached, but that
| the subject will be postponed or tabled
until the constitution has been adopted.
Mr.. Wescott presented petitions from
churches in his district on the subj ect
OF the liquor traffic and approving the
Barbour Quarles resolution.
Numerous petitions were presented
on the subjects OF the liquor traffic and
the terms OF clerks OF courts by various
members. Others related to the sub
| iect of homestead exemptions. Mr.
Braxton offered one from the bar oil
Stsuuton, praying for longer terms Of
court clerks.
The committee on education held 40
executive session yesterday and voted
that the board OF public obstruction
should consist Of the governor, attorney
general, superintendent OF public in
struction, aud the heads OF the follow
ing institutions: University OF Vir'
GINA, Virginia Military Institute, VII.
liam and Mary College, Normal School
of Fsrmville, aud the Polytechnic In
| stitute at Blacksburg.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Msjor William e. Foster. State Sena-
tor from the Norfolk district, died 10
that city yesterday.
The democrats of the Middlesex dis
trict yesterday nominated g. Boyd
Sears for the State Senate.
The Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, has
been sold 10 K. Lancaster Williams and
associates, of Richmond for $500, 900.
Oot of the militia spDortionment OF
81 ,000, 900 made to the S :ates and Ter.
ritories Virginia will receive $25, 400.
The horse show at Warrenton opened
yesterday. Among the entries were
several by Mr.. G. H. Smith, Of Alexan-
dria.
Mr.. Thomas Henderson, we'll
known citizen of Kiog George county,
died last night at his home, near Passa-
pataDzy.
Mr.. John r. Hall dropped dead 10
bis orchard at The Plains, Fauquier
county, on Friday evening last, aged
81 years.
Mr.. G. D. Hammerly, of Leesburg,
sold last week bis "Springvale" farm,
10 Dranesville district, Fairfax county,
containing 457 acres, TO Mr.. Oden Jen.
kins for SIC per acre.
Miss Amanda DJnohoe died at her
home, near North Fork, Loudoun
county. August 10. in her 89th year.
She was the last surviving member OF a
well-known family OF Loudoun county.
The family was noted for their Ion
gevity.
A very sad drowning occurred In
Glebe creek, Northumberland county,
on Sunday. Three children OF Mr..
George Reamy, two daughters and one
SOD, grown, aud Mr.. Gowen were out
in a small sailboat. which was capsized
oy a sudden squall. TIE son and one
daughter were thrown go far from
the boat that, being unsbls to reach it
or to swim, they were drowned before
assistance could reach them. The
others were saved by clingiDg to the
h0at
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FROM WASHINGTON:
Correspondence OF the Alexsndris Gazette.
Washington. August %.

lCorrospsndence OF the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Washington. August %.
News is expected at the Navy de-
partment today of the arrival of the
bsttleship Iowa at Acapulco, Mexico,
on her way TO Panama. 10 view OF the
recent reports from Consul General
Gudger at Panama to the effect that
everything is quiet on the isthmus, the
disturbances being coofntd TO a few
desultory robberies of Chinese stores,
It is said TO be possible that orders may
be sent to the Iowa when che reaches
Acapulco, to return to San Francisco.
Both the Navy and s ate departments
are now convinced that there Is no
necessity for the presence OF battle
ship on either side of the isthmus.
As anticipated, the President has
selected William Barrett Ridgley. SON.
in-law OF Senator Cullom, to succeed
Comptroller OF the Currency Dawes.
Several workmen were this morning
seriously injured. and others are be-
lieyed 10 be buried under the debris
OF a falling scsflold used In putting q
new roof over the Supreme Court room
in the Capitol.
The secret service bureau was To-
formed today Of the arrest, near Hunt
ington, Oregon, on the Snake river, oil
E. r. Coon and bud" Butts. charged
with manufacturing counterfeit IS gold
coins. Dies and other parts OF the out
fit we're taken. Coon has confessed
The So coins have been extensively ci:.
culated iat the northwest.
s. @. Kerns was today appointed postmaster
| of Rock Enon Springs, Free erick county, Va.
TO succeed B. T. Kerns, deceissd.
Tho much alked of legal battle which the
Knights OF Labor aud the American Anti'trusi
League proposs to mske against tho Steel
Trust is about to materisliZs. The legal com
mit,ee OF these two organizations has been in
session for the psst two days drafting an sp-
plication for ma damu5 TO compel Attorney
| General Knox to III W cause Why no does moi
proceed against the trust under the Sher'
man antitrust W. The committee exreet;
to furnish the court positive piolf that tbs
trust Is yiolst ng tho law and on the strength
| OF this Information ask the coul to order the
| Attorney Gel eral 10 act
| The stock brokers report that the marke
opened strong but shows reactlonsry ten
| deney.
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Foreign News.

Paris, Aug. 29.-It Is semi.officially
announced hat King Alfonso of Spain
will shortly Welt France accompanied
by General Weyler, the Spanish minis
ter of war, and otber officers. After
Visiting Paris. Alfonso will continue his
journey TO Berlin and other capitals.
Vienna, Aug. ga dispatch from
Conslsntipople says that lzzst Bey, At
dull Hamid's secretary, Is urging the
sultan to precpitate coutiict with
France by expelling all French resi-
dents from Turkey. The sultan, how.
ever, cannot screw his courage up to
this point. The Turkish press, accord.
ing to the dispatch, is melting the peo-
pie against the "Gsionrs," and the Rue
sian, Italian and British ambassadors
have telegrsphed their governments
advising the sending OF warships to
Turkish ports where Europeans reside.
Paris, Aug. 29.-M. ConstaDs. the
French Ambassador 10 Turkey, who
left Coustantinople on Aug. 26th. be.
cause the promises OF the Porte relative
70 the settlement of French claims had
not been fulfilled, arrived In Paris this
morning. The Ambassador stated that
ne would not return to Constanlinople
until the termination of the trouble.
| Immediately after his arrival, M. Con-
stans, visited the Foreign office, where
he was closeted for some time with NJ.
Delcssse, the Foreign minister.
Bucharest, Roumanis, Aug. o.
Adevsrul states that 100000 Russian
troops hAvs modified, 10 Bssssrabls, @
government of Russia. The com.
msnders are drilling iDcessantly and
telling their men that great exploits
are imminent. Roumsnis, the paper
says, is greatly seitsted by fears that
| Russia is planning a Balkin coup.
Glasgow, Aug. 29.-Two serious fires
occurred in Glasgow today. One at
Tenants Brewery did over a quarter vi
million dollars damage and The other
at Arroll's bridge engineering establish
| ment was attended with q loss of $780,.
900.
Gibraltar, Aug 29.-The British
Mediterranean squadron sailed east
ward today. IL is believed that the ul-
| innate destination of the squadron Is
Turkish waters, that British interests
may be- protected should an interna'
lionel complication arise from the pres
| emit strained relations between France
and Turkey.
London, Aug. pa prominent
diplomat said today regarding the tele-
gram received from Bucharest, TO the
Ell ct that Russia bad modified 800 900
TROOPS In Bsssarsbia: "We all know
that the time is coming when Russia
will believe circumstances are ripe, and
she will take Coustatinople when this
time comes. The trouble will be started
by some such dispute as the present one
| (bstween Frsuce and Turkey, but we do not
he ieV 70 that Bussis is yet ready. Elf the
Bucharest te egrsm is sc,urste it puts q
,e ious phase on the situation. Russis mas
wanted Constantncpe for 200 years and the
Russian war party has BEEN urging the Gar
that Eneland's embodiment in South 5frits
is this favorsb chance with frances ielp
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not just yet

ACTING SECRETARY HACKETT, of the
Navy Department, could not take no.
tice of mere newspaper report" that
Admiral Howison bad expressed po-
sitive opinion on the case in which he is
to act as judge, but mere newspaper
report" that Captain Forsythe had ven
tured to sllude to the causes OF the
Sampson-Schley imbroglio called forth
40 immediate demand for an explana-
ton and threats of a court martial. AS
suggested by the Philadelphia North
American Acting Secretary Hsckett
may De trying hard to be fair, but he is
making . conspicuous failure of the ef-
fort. He seems to have been hypnotic.
Ell by the Crowniushield Bureau OF Def
amatioD.
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Hanna at a Farmers Picnic.

Cleveland, o., Aug. Ex-senator
Hanna appeared yesterday as the
star speaker at q picnic at Burgess
Grove which eas attended by
4 900 farmers and their wives. TIE
Ssnafor squAtted In the grass and
discussed chicken pie add crops
With the farmers, then he rose
10 spsak, bnt rs eigion snd politics were
barred, he was 1t 6nt at loss what to say,
but finally said be guessed he would stop
taking to ''the long waisSered, gray heicsi
and bad ieaded farmers" and talk to the
ladies. Tbis sally met with q chill, but the
e 1ator continue until he got rise out OF
tie crowd by lauding Mckinley.
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The Templars.

Louisville. Ky., Aug. 20 AT todsy's
session Of the Grand Eocsmpmept Of
Knights Templar, Deputy Grand Mat
ter Henry Bates Stoddsrd, OF Bryan,
Texss, was elected Grand Master.
Recorder Mayo and Treasurer Lines
will probably he reelected. The chief
contest Is for Grand Junior Warden. For
this General Thomas shrycok OF Maryland
and Frank a. Thomas, Of Washington sre
most mentioned. There is deirth of sp-
piosnts for Il e pext meeting A committee
on this has rot re elye1 single invitation.
Milwaukee, 81. Paul, Indianapolis, sod San
francisco are mentioned.
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READY TO ARBITRATE.

Simon Burns, general master work
man of the Knights OF Labor, and presi-
dent OF the Window Glass Workers
Association, has sent an open letter,
proposing arbitration, to Charles
NJ. Schwab, president OF the United
States Steel Corporation, and to Presi.
dent Theodore ]. Shaffer, OF the Anal
gaussed Association. President ShsfIs 81
says ne is satisfied to submit to the ar
raugement proposed by Mr.. Burns. so
1t only remains for Mr.. Scbwsb to con-
cur. II Mr.. Schwab should do 30, 1t
would result in an Immediate end vi
the great strike.
10 pursuance of it's announced plan to
run all of It's plants absolutely nom
union the American Tinplste Company
In PIttsburg, Pa, has begun advertising
for non-union men to go to work. All
applicants are offered the highest
wages aud permanent places, but 10
every case the application must be
made personally and the applicant
must declare himself free from all
union control. Three suspected non-
unionlsts came under Mayor Blacks
notice at McKeesDort yesterday, and
were ordered to leave town at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-08-29
COMMON COUNCIL

At cslled meeting of the Common Conn
Gil Of the city OF AlexandTis, Va, held
August %, 1901, there were present:
+. J. Psff. esq president, and Messrs. Burke,
Snowcen, Ri.heill, Fisher. Desmond, BsAder,
Brill, Bryan, johnson, Uhler, McCueD, Lead.
bester and spnks.
A communication from the Mayor conven-
ing the City Council for the transaction of
necessary business upon request of a number
of the members was received.
A resolution appropristing 81 900 or IS
much thereof as may be necessary to lay
terra Gotta sewer on the south sice Of King
street from point about 10 feet east OF Fair
fax ST. est 10 the Potomac river WAS recon.
mended by the Committee on Streets and
passed, ayes il, noes
An ordinance TO provide for the paving
With vitrifed brick and the curling thereof Of
King sd eet from the st side Of Royal street
to the Washington Southern Hallway Com
psny's track on Fsyette street was recon-
nendtd By the committee on strt e 8 and read
the second and third times ana psssed-ayes
IA, noes o
An ordinance to provide for the paving with
vitr fl d brick and the Gu biDg thereof Of Al
red street from its intersection with the
north line OF King street to its intersection
with the south line OF Queen street was rec
mmended by the Committee on Street, and
read the second and third times and passed -
ayes IA, noes o.
Az ordinance TO provide for the paving with
vitrifed brick and the curbiDg thereof of
King sgeet between Union street and the
Potomac river was recommended by the Com
mltiee on Streets and read tie second ard
third times and psssed-syes Ia, noes o.
A resolution to sppropriste $500 to run
house copr ections from King street sewer to
curb line on King street, between Pitt and
Alfred streets, was recommended By the COM
mittee on Streets and p ,ssed-ayes ID, noes 0.
A resolution spproprs.ing S435 TO build
a sewer from Royal to Pitt streets was recon.
me 0ded by the Committee on Streets and
p ssd-syeI Ia, noes o.
Perm ssion was granted Mrs. Denuis But
tormore to reshpgls roof st No. 112 N. Pat
rick street, the adjoining property holders rot
objeoliDg.
Tn, action Of the Board Of Aldermen on
the bill Of DR.. German wss concurred in.
The board then adjourned.
FRED. J. PAFF, President.
Teste: DANIEL Z. sTAssBURY. Clerk G. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-08-29

A coRoNER's Jury in Washington
county, Maryland, has rendered dis
tlDguished public service 10 chargir z
with murder and ordering the arrest OF
humorist who rocked boat, cspszsd
it aud drowned girl. Nothing short
OF long term in prison will cure boat
rocking fool Of his folly, and 1t is bare
ly possible that making an example OF
one Of the msle6cent tribe may have q
deterrent influence on the rest. Ii is
now in order for some jury to bring to
condigu punishment the man who
points the uDlOaded gun or pistol at bis
friend.
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A Rival of the Mammoth Cave.

BurgiD, KY, Aug. 29.-Tbe cave re-
Gently discovered 10 the cliffs OF Dick
river few miles east of here, has prov
ed to be an enormous cavern. A party
Of explorers has just penetrated its vari-
GUS subterrsnean chambers for several
miles back from the river front. Furth-
or explorations are being made and it
10 thought by all that it will prove to be
a second Mammoth cave.
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Deed of a Jealous Man.

New York, Aug. 29.-E,rsged with
jealousy because Mrs. Annie Schenwolf,
with whom he lived, had deserted him
for her husband, LsDhard Merset, q
man of powerful physique, this morning
attempted to asssssinate the entire
family, consisting of Mrs. ScheDwolf,
her husband Frank and their little
daughter Annie.
The woman received bullet in the neck.
Merqet himself vas shot in the right srm,
while Sch, pwolf and his child mirscu'ously
escaped the bullets intended for them. scher-
wolf cliuche with his ssssiaat, and In the
struggle the revolver was again discharged,
woundiug Merget in the right ann. Merget
was t.ken TO the Fordham HOSPITAL prisoner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-08-29
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as taev cannot reach the
diseased portion of tae ear. There il only one
way to cure deafness, and that lie by constliu-
tional remedies. Deafness is caused By an in
famed condition OF the mucous lining Of the
Eustsehisn Tube When Ibis tube is inaflm6d
you have q rumbl Dg sound or imperfect hear.
ing, and when il is entirely closed, Deafness
Is the result, and unless the Inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out OF tn are caused by
Catarrh, which is nothing but an inhsmed
condition OF the mucous surface.
We will give One Hundred Dollars howard
for any case OF CstsIrh that cannot be cured
By Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., To'edo, o.
Soil b. Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills arc the b,st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-08-29

THE MANUFACTURERS OF ploTs have
arranged to advance the price OF their
product 10 per cent. The excuse made
for the advance is the increased price
of steel caused by the strike. The
farmer who pays more for his utensils
cannot get back his money without
advancing the price Of bread and meat,
and so in the round OF the markets the
striker finds that the boomerang aimed
at his employer fiDally comes back to
bit himself.
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OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At called meeting of the Board Of Al
dermen Of the city of Alexandria, Va, held
August %, 1901, there were present:
]. T. Sweeney, esq President. and Messrs.
Burke, BslleDger, balbury, Clark, Curtin
and W. II. Sweeney.
A communication from Geor, L. Simpson,
Mayor, giving BIS reasons for calling the meet
ing OF Council was read and received.
A bill OF Dr. Edward A. GoImsn for pro.
fessionsl services to Frank Sherman, ut the
station house, s., was referred to the Con-
mittee on Claims and General Laws.
The report OF the Committee on Streets on
q resolution sppropristing 81 800 for build
Ing terra Gotta sewer on the south SIDE Of
King street, from Fairfax street 10 the Pc
tomac river was received from the Common
Council and their action concuTIei in by =
vote OF ayes z, noes0.
eport Of the Committee on Streets on an
ordnance TO pave King street with viirided
brick and curbing thereof from Royal to Fay
cite street also an ordinance to pave Alfred
street, from K ng 10 Queen street W tb vtr fei
brick and the curblug thereof, aud on sn Of
dnsnce to pave King street. from Union
stree. 10 tho Potomsc river and the curling
thereof, were 10 eived from the Common
Council and their action conenTred ia by
unanimous votee
The following were received from the Com
mon Council and their action coneurred in
by unanimous votes: Report Of the Com
mittee on Streets on q resolution approprist-
ing $500 for house conr ections from the
sewer on King suest, betw,ea Pitt and A.
fred street; report of the Committee on
Streets on q resolutiCn appropropristiDg $435
for terra Gotta Fewer on the south side Of
King street from Royal street TO the sewer at
Pitt and King streets.
Resolution granting permission to Mrs
Dennis Butter more TO reshiDele her house,
112 north Patrick street.
The board then adjourned.
Ut. SWEENEY, President.
noa.o a.. rTuEp III TuOMplnN (IorL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-08-29

safe place fors trsngers these days Any
mao who does not belong 10 the city, II
pointed out to one of the city police
men, lie likely to be arrested, and if be
cannot prove that he is on peaceful
errand, without putting the police to
too much trouble, he will have to go to
the workbouse. The main charge is
that thoss not members of labor unions
are guilty of looking for WORK,
and Mayor Black ssys 1t Is not a
healthy town 10 which to seek employ
mani And this In Pennsylvania
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peutsoblaud Breaks the Reoord.

New York, Aug. 29-The ocean
speed record was smashed this morn
ing when the steamship Deutschland
arrived of Sandy Hook, clipping
"a minutes of the best previous
record between Cherbourg aud New
York. The voyage was made In five
days IL hours, and Eve minutes. TIE
Deutschland LETT Hamburg Aupusl %,
and touched at Southampton and Cher.
bourg on August "a. The days ruDs are
as follows: August %. 432 knots Au-
Oust "a. 562; August %, 573; August
26, 572 August "a, 578.
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The Market.
Georgetown, Aug. 29-Wheat 65s7O.

What most people went is something
mild and gentle. when 10 need of Q
physio. Chambeilsin's Stomach and
Liver Tablets fill the bill to dot. They
are easy to take and pleasant in effect.
For sale by Richard Gibson, cruggist.
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Ik41Is o II . 4 II II ICoIICIIIs
Teste: DANIEL T. STAssBURY. Clerk c. C

p. T. Thomas, sumtefvi:le, Als. "Iwss
suffering from dyspepsia when l commenced
taking Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. / took several
bottles and can digest snJ thing" KodoI
Dyspepsia Cure Is the only preparation coz
tanning all the natural digestive fuids. Il
gives weak stomsebs entire rest, restoring
their natural cordition. For sale BY Il. s.
Lesdbeater & Cons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-08-29

The laws of health require that the
bowels move once each day and one of
the penalties for violating this law is
piles. Keep your bowels regular by
taking dose Of Chsmberain's Stom.
ach aud Liver Tablets when necessary
and you will never aave that severe
punishment inflicted upon you. Price,
% cents. For sale by Richard Gibson,
druggist.
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TO-DAY,S TRLEGRAPHTC NEWS
The Convention.

Richmond. Va, Aug. 29-In the
Constitutional Coz vsntiou today Messrs.
Richmond, Pedigo and Summers spoke
against proclsiming the constitution.
No other business was done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-08-29

Wm. C. Whitney, 10 an interview,
says be is out OF politics and will never
again take an active Interest in political
affairs. Il am sixty years DID," ne said,
land am enjoying myself thoroughly. l
quit politics eight years ago. At that
Time Mr.. Cleveland offered me any Of
fee at his disposal"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-08-29

Salvation Oil the best liniment
Regular bottle, 15 etc.; large bottle, 20 eta
Greatest cure on earth for Rheumatism,
Neuralgis, Soreness, sprsins, Bsckache, stiff
ness, Cuts, Bruises, Wounds, swellings, Burns
and Frost Bites. Salvation OIL kills all pain
Sold by Richard Gibson and all druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-08-29

II the action OF your bowels is not easy
and regular serious complications must be
the final result DeWitPs Little Early RiseTs
will remove this danger. Safe, pleasant and
effective. For sale BY E. 4. Leadbeater q
Cons.
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DIED.

On Wednesday, August %, at 815 D. M.
CHARLES STUART, infant son OF O. J. and
the late Anna Geitendsffer. Funeral from
his fathers residence tomorrow (Fridsy)
evening at 4:30 o'clock. Interment private.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-08-29

o. o. Buck, Beirne, Ark, says: I was
troubled With constipation until bought
DeWitt's Lite Early Risers. Since then
have been entirely cured Of my old COM
plant. / recommend them. For sale by E.
8. Lesdbeater q Sons.
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MCKEEsPoRT, Pa, is not exactly