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ChangeahIe Climate
IS 4 CONSTANT THREAT TO THE
 HEALTH OF THE PEOPLE.

Dr Hartman, of Columbus, Ohio, discusses an important health topic He says
 Yes, it is the climate, not the germs. that We have to fear in this country. The germs are present, to be sure. and are of some significance in diagnosis. Climate, a changeabIe climate, is the true cause of disease. The atmospheric pressure varies, the humidity of the atmosphere changes. Every day the temperature rises and falls All this presents to the body very great trials to adjust to.
 The area of high pressure forms in the northwest. Moves rapidly south east. subjecting millions of our population to it's influence. The re- suit is, thousands upon thousands of people catch cold A small per cent. of these thousands do not get we'll of their cold. It goes into pneumonia. or chronic catarrh, or bronchitis, or laryngitis, or pleurisy
 Now, what am getting at is this. These climatic changes are inevitable No one can prevent them. The very best we can do is to prepare for them, defend ourselves against them
 Good health is the best preventive. The~very best. Vigorous health. with excess vitality, this is Natures own preventive and protection.
 We do not all have this, however. Some of us must have assistance. The assistance that I use for myself would recommend for my friends to use, my neighbors and my country men, is Pe-ru-na. Keep Pe-ru-na in the house.
 If the children indicate they are catching cold, give them Pe-ru-na.
 If the parents, the grandfather or grandmother, present those symptoms that are so well known which precede a cold, few doses of Pe-ru-na and the deed is done.
 Some people are very subject to colds. Others who have weak lungs and are timid about our winter weather, take Pe-ru-na off and on during the whole winter season. The plan is a good one The medicine is inexpensive. It does no possible harm to the system. It keeps the appetite regular and keen. It as- sists digestion and helps the user through the indictment weather Of winter,
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MOTHER COMES TO
 DAUGHTERS RESCUE
When, Daughter Thought, Every Ave nUe of Escape Closed, Mother
 Came to Rescue.

Louisville, Ala. In referring to her recent troubles, Mrs. Bessies E. Bruce, of this town, says: After childbirth, suffered greatly with wasting, and various womanly trou- bles. and was in bed for six weeks Half the time, l could not move, only when l was turned over by some one Oh! how 1 suffered, no one knows.
 I was told that l would have to go through an operation, I was too weak to undergo it, and I decided there was no chance for me.
 As last resort my mother advised me to try Cardui. the womans tonic, and my husband bought me a bottle l could tell from the first that 1t was doing me good, and by the time had taken the first bottle, l could stand on my feet got another Do-- tie, and before l had taken 1t up, was just about well. The pains al stopped and in a short while l was able to do my work.
 | know that Cardui saved my lie, and l would no. be without it in the house. l almost waited too long, anu advise all suffering women not to wait, but to begin taking Cardul at once"
 Your druggist sells Cardui Get a bottle .oday
 N. B.-Write to: Ladies Advisory Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chat tanooga Tenn. for Special Instructions, and 64page book Home Treatment for Women" sent in plain wrapper on re- quest
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A HORRIBLE CRIME.

If the story told by Kensada Porter, an ignorant little negro girl, is true, a crime has been committed within this city by another black brute, which for revolting detail Is seldom paral elled.
 That the victim is a little negro girl, one of She race of the accused, is all that fails to arouse that public indignation that usually follows such crimes--yet it is but a step from such an assault on a little black girl to similar assault on a little white girl.
 The prosecuting witness comes into court in ignorance, Aside from being denied the mental advancement that comes to even others of her surround ings, she is an orphan. The whole miserable story Is better untold.
 But sometimes publicity and com ment is necessary to correct evils. Ii this little black waif has been out ragged as she describes, the law has been outraged equally as if she had been white child-even if public sentiment does not feel such outrage.
 And it is just as important 70 re. move the ravisher of little black girl from further opportunity, as it is to cure any evil against society.
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HOT SPRINGS GIRL WEEDS.

Last evening at s o'clock, at the residence of Thad. Rogers. No 10 Watt street. Justice DeVall officat- ing, occurred the wedding of Miss Della Allen. of this city, to Mir. R. E. Owen, of Monticello, Ark.
 Following the wedding a splendid repas. was served at the Rogers home, after which the young couple departed for Monticello, their future home.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Your records would have been per fectly preserved had they been in d SAFE-CABlNET-l9t3 model, which is approved by the National Board of Fire Underwriters. The day of he iron safe has passed. Ask for tests and proof.
 WILLIAMS & DEWOODY.
 State Agents, Pine Bluff. Ark.
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Miss Wilson's wedding cake eost $500 and weigs lS5 pounds anu alter the wedding slices were sent to ilI. mate friends. We know several mol who would rather receive a slice or administration pie.
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And af.er settling back from he thanksgiving dinner one can set the dete for the opening of tue Christians shopping.
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That December session of congress will be on us soon, and no committee 4repared to take care of local affaEs .htre.
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N. COIN
THE TAILOR 418 Central Avenue.
MYERS & EDWARDS
Contractors.

Any parties desiring to let coD- tracts in stone, concrete or brick, please submit your plans to us before awarding your contracts. Am now stopping at Townsend Hotel. Will leave in a few days for Davenport, Okla, where you may reach me by mail or submit your plans in brief to w. E. Myers, Cushing Okla.
 R. D. EDWARDS.
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Incidentally tha. liquor peut1a Is tlding the sane favor that was spo- ken for it at the outset of the cam paisn' .ls. Al
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Anyhow, the Hot Springs people will lind much to be thankful and much to be hopeful of.
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w. P. Jones & Son
Contractors

Make a speciality of building frame residences from the largest to the smallest. Let us figure your work. We will please you with first class
 work Drop us a card and we will see you at once. 201 Pecan Street
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Usually the man who stands around and finds fault is not the one who jumps in to show how the job is done
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We have observed that a preacher very seldom calls a man "9rotle-' who is not member of his church.
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Have you ever noticed that "buo cling genius likes all other Ducdlng ttu gs is apt to blow.
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There is quite difference between mobile features and the automobila face.
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It is no disgrace to love money pro. Vided you love it well enough 70 buckle down and work for 1t.
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Suppose, instead of abusing .ne trusts you put Tn some time rea.ine thC Help Wanted Column
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lhe fact must not be overlooked that the liquor restrictions fer lS.4 are going to De enforced all u2 and
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Next thing we hear St. Louis Will oe wanting to be City Beautiful 70
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But then one cant fatten up .he eggs for the egg-nog.
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Sometimes thy flower of the tamily is nothing more or less than bl ,om ing idiot.
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Today the Thanksgiving turkey gets his is in the same old place.
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The American bird, however, is not any less plentiful than the price se commands.
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Gown the line, with good men stana. ibS guard.
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Jones Apartments

Brick building, Ideal location. strictly modern light housekeeping suites Rates reasonable, Gas for cooking; lights and water included.
 332 QUAPAW AVE. PRONE mn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01

IL publi
,t goes WIN this intense loyalty of fendhpa
be
enced his S'"''S nm"
On the evening of September Boynon tel
esaph In the West End I
the
from
he President had died
that
a vitable 1F'' MS
Tor Garfield O brother
mat recovery slow be
Ui correspondents who OF
personal grievance
lie SAID ! have
am 1t oil rather
telegraphng "Iasked
am saying that the President
his Wy ''''ui u"! ana mat
80 saving General Boynton me his manuscrint
~ouuh SEND that dispatch Boynto
10 rhed little testify added
10 nor regard Garheds " ""' !ou
dispatch
Is dead"
that told Nh
h me as me bearer OF evil left the hotel
purpose verifying retr-rc
WIS IKE mar OF who had dearest ' Jaw
r All
style" y ''''' lawyers Idea of Literary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
STOCK GAMBLING FALLS OFF.

The New York Evening Post calls
attention TO the significant fac' that
trading In the New York market In
1912 was far less than in 1910 or
1903. This years sales have aggre-
gated l3O.oOOO0o shares. $4,000. 900
shares less than 1910. 10000 900
shares less than 1909. ana exactly
one-half Of the sales Of 1905. Yct
1912 has been year OF great pros
perity. Money has been plentiful.
prices have been advancing. aud ~ is
evident that The New York stock cx.
change or rather tho transaction.
upon the Now York stock exchange
hav" NOT kept pace with the growing
business ~ tho country
why
Doubtless because largo proror
ton ~ the transactions ON tho Sew
York stock exchange wero Gambling
transactions. pure and simple Tho,
have no relation 10 rho rolI treine-s
of the country and are not necessary
for me satisfactory conduct Of
straight business Tho reduction in
'he volume ~ business an tho cv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
RAILROAD MAoNAres INDICTED.

The federal grand jury has indicted
Chas. r. Mellen. President OF the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail
road: Edison J. Chamberlin. President
OF the Grand Trunk Railroad OF Can
ada. and Alfred w. Smitfers, Chair
man OF the Board OF Directors of the
Grand Trunk. They are charged with
conspiracy TO restrain trade. through
a deal by which the Grand Trunk
abandoned the extension Of its lines
TO Providence. II. l.. together with
the projected steamship line from
Providence 10 New York The New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail
road monopolizes the transportation
of the New England states. Under
the management OF Chas. s. Mellen.
thts-great corporation has gradually
bought competitive lines. steamship
lines and trolley lines. and multiplied
its capital until il has gathered to-
gether all OF the important carrying
facilities OF 100000 people. When
its control of the New England stu
alton was threatened by the build.
ing of the Grand Trunk line south
ward. It deliberately bought off the
Grand Trunk and stopped con
struction of q Soad. upon which al
ready many mmion dollars had Deen
spent.
Recent railroad history presents no
more fragrant violation OF antitrust
laws. The intent of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford road 10 pre-
vent competition has been apparent
in many different deals. In challeng-
ing the strength OF this giant corpor-
alton, the federal government under.
takes task quite as difficult as the
dissolution of the Standard Oil and
American Tobacco Companies. or OF
the Union Pacific consolidation.
However. the indictments OF MeIIen
and Chamberlin mean more than the
breaking up OF railroad trust Here
are the millionaire heads of great
combinations OF capital hauled into
court on criminal charges. The anti.
trust law has been given increased
strength and force by the interpre-
tations Of the Supreme Court. Those
interpretations have clearly and def
nitely established the peoples power
under the law. to- break up any com.
binatiOn in restraint Of reasonab bic
competition The criminal indic'-
ments for violation now give new
teeth 10 statute that is already
proving its efficiency
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
JUDGE RRANNoN RE1lREs.

Yesterday. December 3lst. Judge
Henry Brannon completed twenty
four years service on the Supreme
bench OF this State. and retired there.
from. The lawyers OF the State have
extended 70 Judge Brannon many
complimentary expressions OF their
appreciation OF his services and char
acter Judge Brannon Is seventy.five
years old lie has given 10 The ser
vice Of West Virginia nearly a quarter
Of century OF profound learning.
Of ripe experience and uuremittiug
toll. Almost from the day ne began
service upon the supreme bench. he
has been recognized A. ono o. the
master minds OF that great Court. and
during the past twelve or sixteen
years h" has been. by far tho most
important and powerful factor IN in
t"rpreting the laws and in vitaliling
Tho legislation OF West Virginia
II Is impossible 10 measure or 70
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improved and the function OF a dis
tinct legislative body will be preserved
No man who is in the least familiar
with the conduct OF the city affairs
can deny that the councilmanic body
both as a check upon the Board of
Control and as a conservator OF pub
lie interest. has on more than one &C.
casion during the past four years
proven itself OF special value. To de-
stroy this body and place all power in
the hands OF a single board. seems to
the lntelligencer to be the height of
phwisdom- but whatever may be the
action in this connection. the result
can be obtained by brief amendment
to our present city charter and with.
out the destruction OF the present
city organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
Opinions of the
State Editors
Don't Do II

there iS any Republican who has
erected 10 The Legislature a. such.
I'lnpidting going into any Pro
-.'fS''" caucus or any thing OF the
HlHl' or going into the humbug or
siGor long before he begins aiding in
H' destruction OF a party which has
nt'n oN" 81 liberty and progress The
republican party and tho Progressive
party cannot both live The Progrcs
SIFr pdr'y can never attain to move.
ih nus country but % may h.ll the Re
lN"'''ah party DO former Republi-
cans want to aid iu thiS7-Parkars.
burg State Journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
POLICE COURT
Judge Robinson Holds Ais Last Sc
sion and Furnishes Three
Oncndcrs

Criminal Judge Alan Robinson held
bis last session az police court yssfpr.
day morninE and punished three Of
Tenders NikD Sweeney. CHARGED
with being drunk and disuricrit 700
The Whit" Cloud saloon ON Market
street was fined 81 and costs or D.
DAYS
James Ellis uH- making bed In "a
doorway on Market street ana was
arrested See drew 81 and costs or
H. day-
William ll's. was arr, .od ON "a
charge az druntonrcee ana vHs nr.d
81 and costs or o. dIt-
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U. S. COURT
Exceptions 90 Master Con1nissiorer's
Report IN Drake and Caldwell
vs.. Schmulbach Case FiIed

The plaintiffs in the case ~ Cald.
veil aud Drake We. Henry Schmui.
bach filed exceptions 20 tho report
OF The master commissioner In l.. S.
court Yesterday
James Thomas ~ tho South gida
was given e. preliminary hearing yes
to-day afternoon before Clerk Gcorce
y BOYD ON tho charge % boot fcrrin
ln default OF 5000 bond he was corr.
mitfod 'o the Wood county Tail 10 ap-
pear before tho 7 < Grand Jury At
ldrncrsburg January 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
THE THEATER
Al. c. FIELDS AT THE COURT,

The Al. g Fields Minstrels will give
two performances in the court Thea
tro today. This Will be the seventh
consecutive appearance Of this company
IN Wheeling on New Years and II -
vithou' doubt the most popular black
dav.
This seasons show IS said To excel
Fields previous offerings and the
lirc. crowds that viii attend tn per
fotmau,es ,gu expect To witness a
minstrel cxtraVaEanza extraordinary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
Inc Senate Presldenou

nile ihe Di-patch-\eVs would IRE.
.'r i' se" senator Joseph Gray elect.
go p" %" presidency Of the senate
n'cti." DO" is the home man. being
TO" senator from uu- district and
Hlthir near % Parker-burr.r. II =.
lH'i mar FIRST session man is not
'..'u CHOSEN tor %" honor. albeit Mr.
'Itt I- perhaps a- well qualified as
any II.i session man Who ever chose
S'di 900 ~" upper branch
. AM ld" f-Om tie candidacy ~
Mt Graz. which Wc feel sure will r..
''l'c af least COmpi menta-y notice
lN' lhSr1ich-NeWs would look vi-h
I"Fof upon The CdudIdHC1 Of Mr. Juti
"u fi"hrn'. OF Ohio counts. because
'I Do. commanding ability. tho strong
.iii"n Do TOOK on leading questions
100 ne lt-f session. and because Of his
I"l Hgtlhcatiuu- Nr Hearne
Was ON" az 'he most capabIc of "a prn.
crazy capable body Ou the Rauublira,
goo" in 1910 fio WAS I'd aiI fines
TOO" MASTER of the questions that NE.
.fuf'd them. elves
Moreover H' hf- tine executive abil
iN. il' dieri. and thr grace that are
l'I'"'d OBJ. 3D. vr'- 'lIuE officer While
.' ti'hi ana lasting issue hang. md.
on iN' election OF the .sratr'4 nre
-inIhE 0iic'r and while any ono az
Ih" Il'""u Republicans might be- c1o-.
'n without opportunity Tor rcproarb
% II.pH'rN N'W- believes THAI trdc.
'I 'N' circumstances tho honor yvtlf
l'' goo H'T- d. i goes .u Nr Ue1rre
ihih'f burg UI-pIfCh-NDua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
BALKAN PRINCESS" is
IARGE PRODUCTION

Miss Julia clifford. fn" W"il -ku"Wf u
English prima donu1 and music nan
ftNorItt. viii h, seen here 90 th. IL
tular role ct TN, Balkan Princes.
new on tom Tor th. nrst time. after
her reign. % long and merry one. dt
IN. Herald square Thtdtr" and th'
's-.nu 200 New York Miss clifford.
under an circumstances pleasing
prifna uonud. ahundantlF endow'd
with shaTmiuE personality. hut "Sp'-
,IalIy favored with an exceptional
sOics. has undoubtedly recorded III"
greatest sur,,ss Of her career IN The
Balkan Princess" u rs described a. a
sort ~ musical Prisoner ~ /eudt --
"a ciean-fut love story. cons silently
worked ogt. and with counter plot
of comedy that offers abundant onpor
fuu.tr for 90 half-dplsu comedians Co
operate upon the publ visibility
These parts are iu the bands of Jo-
s.rt " Stnndish. m English come
dian of note and wh" created th' part
o. 'II.rrl' Tho waiter. iu this produc-
fIou. Wallace EcsrN. whom Henry W.
sttte. starred fr tho Yankee Tour
ist. NNm Nl'trr. Tom Van. y g. Dan".
M. HarrIrcl ana othe- metropoi-
fun fusofit.-. Eulalic Young. iu
hifurtHtsd hoihie- truuscrett" effect
Vera Roe~nlorr. as fh. smart caf'
queen. iarE. NAL" chorus and ."
dear. dsichtfui women tompp~" 90.
company. 100 ,ustuniinE and scenery.
The t:4uklu Princes is rcUut'd 'o
boz uu. of fhs most rat.r '0mprisnurd
ana rDIprfuI offerings Nsw Work. has
had in sem, ~. and tho music The
most ambitious and furpfuf that hae
reached no from british sources Tho
advance enle opens tomorrow morning.
Tho urpd elton comes Go tho court
Theatre ou SATURDAY. WHfinfr and
night JANUARY O. Tho actual railroad
f1ulpmt M used fr Transport The com
many nud effects ~ The balkan Frin
rree' consists or two f0. foot htEruca
cars. fwp .fHnsnrI rIccucrs. ono day
coach uru ono dining r1r together
with Nffss g.nnr1.4. tho urima donna.
private tHr. The Princes"
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cause OF his DISTINGUISHED as soldier
began his journalistic life
General Boynton was in confidential relations with al
most all OF the in public life Washington especial
~ during the administrations OF President and
president Garfield lie several offered import
ant public Office but he preferred remain in his post as
u washington correspondent Furthermore, he had in
NINA history OF The battle OF Chickamauga
intensely Interested in the establishment OF the national
cemetery upon that site lie of very
extremely sympathetic most writer of news
Oelevlng that for him at least the best way
sent the news as concisey and briefly possible He
was also man OF intense LOYALTY his friendshns LIE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01

change may. therefore. be considered
h"althful. rather than an unheaIth.
iuI sign. The activities OF men with
money have been drawn in different
directions The result could hardly
be- Otherwise than beneficial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher.


llertnE those modern u MORTAL,
means o." man so
rnm rear may b. f.f
her t
20 boz store frc
h'pful facts
eere failures rsn have learned 10 nail mo rden Of tut
work
aeepy IN their debt md school rr
Fft W" poison at mind
.aie gIdTe. BY h' which should cr over
upon
should Phi holy ID fast.
FaY ff
and % ! ssy 80 need som" schools 20 t,
WALT N'so>
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NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY

(By Z. j. Edwnrds)

THE late General Henry
rsst OF the Union officers the Civil War and whose
where he fought for
nna newspaper and he also special
although there other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01

Tho blE Sew Years vaudeville Hf
that ir now pI1einr af tho Orph'um
Theatre Will como 90 close touirht.
owing o. Tho lonrth ~ tho big bin tho
u0uHreufuf VII give only ono ror-
foruHnr. fhle afternoon ~ two per
fnrunncea wlrr gwen tho show would
hove fo hr cot down. and iu order Co.
give tho rafroua Tho fu1 value for
their muunt tht manage mont Will
rite Iut nu. Performance this otter
noon. NIppt funlirHu frvinr fn md
tn. <nrfh pole" la 'rrufinr roara ~
laughter go every Performance. fgrr.
rHrd and SrHrth fhreo clever chaps
Hrr ftfI giving uu excellent perform
auro so their musical oenr ur. and gil-
rut nud Corri1 tho fhlu. wrc, ilrd
etii0rs. arc whole show ln Thorn
solves There viii he tho usual two
pfrformnrr'g tonirhf 10 viii ha re-
now lIll That viii comic fn the or
phcum Tomorrow and tho mnnnrcncut
states that the new hi1 IT, .t sumner
miffcd ~ advocate o. oppose any
measure. or submit briefs 10 tho mem
hora ~ Tho legislature. otherwise no
VII NOT ho allowed ~ speak 10 speak
f0 the Legislators This would. urrvonf
Tho practice off button holing. and
should ha," 1 frrdcnr, to minimize
brihcrJ - .lark,hurE Telegram.
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ti.Ittlfrs VII doubtless
'' que ii"u~ 'roc'- of the Iast
'''' nid That the people
&c.,. ''' I'' Iu" Iamo and dis
.I'H LInW lt fHr Dem
s.. '..I' .F or fIHf legislature
.'' owe 'h"Iminr Democratic ma.
turned INTO nu uvrrw holm.
' ,,''. ir iu'Inriit In fhe icris.
.I. WV 'lth' fn hr lesson lor
"iI not soon forget
in assert fhaf there viii