and we are not staudiu deli any eel-eIIIouy, either
grleat “so?!
he ll ado.
Where,w
you '
.lilli'TUllB FORTHE Plll
A Great Scramble for the'Dem-
ocrntic Convention.
mmmmusmmvu.
flair ”dentin-a In Fares at the la-
tianal Capital and Inch Prop-sad to
PM. Ma’s ll Ibo Olly City Balm].
I» III- Grant (lather-lag.
Wssmsoron, Jan. lit—Tho principal pan
IIIof the Arlington hotel bio-omed again
toIbywith gayhags andfestoonsof bunt-
ing for the receptionof incoming deleg-
tions of boomers from the cities seeking the
. honors of the Demo-antic national conven-
“which the national committee at its
meetingonThursdayistoloclte. Boldletr
land placards in the corridors and over the
dowwayaindicatethe headquarters of the
varlorl delegations
Prom fourof the eight or tarsal-icosa-
pa'cting to enter the contest full delegations
have arrived. They all western folks
solar—from St. Paul, City, Indians—
poli and Hilwankee—and bring with them
thebreesyenthushsmoftbewsst’. Detroit
and Cincinnati are as yet only nominally
repeaented. Chhgo will again be coy and
not fight for the convention, while New
York will be here towards evening. Gen-
eral hilarity and interchanged good na-
tured courtesiescharsmfiae the groups of
delegates in the hatch tonight, and very
littleka 8 being done. Onlya few of
the national committeemen areas yet on
theground.
llllwnnkea's Arguments.
The usual list of inilntedclaiinsof unheard
officilities for accommodating thcbigpo-
liiical gatherings are set forth in lurid
m The latest arrival, the delegation
from Hilwnukec, made the most elaborate
bow,havinga special train,s beam band
nndeachoneofita 150 members wearinga
lig white silk badge mid carrying a flag and
agripsackasthcymsrchedfrom the station
npthe avenue throughrain and slush At
the head of theprooeuion wasthe chairman
ofthe dehgntion, J. G. Donnelly and Gov-
eraereorge W. Peck. The rank andnle
included State Treasurernunner, Secretary
of State Cunningham, the mayors of all the
Democratic cities' in the state, of lacrosse.
raid du Lac, Stephens Point, Ashland
Wankeeta, Prairiedn cam and others, and
hingingupthe runabout thirtyofthesem
alien and enernblymen of the state. All
told there were I!” delegates.
Willem," said Chairman Donnelly, point-
hutotwohugeboxeebeing borne intothe
Iilwauke‘e headquarters. ‘uere. in those
boxes i the documentary ev idenoe with
. whiebwsuugoingtoentrenchourselvesin
convinciogthe committee that we can se-
commodate the convention grandly at Mil-
wankee."
St. Paul's Attractions.
First on the ground and best ....I
futile cutest was St. Paul, whose advance
amyhnbeen at work for several days
under the. direction of K V. Smalley, and
whine full delegation, about seventy-live in
number, arrived yesterday. It includes
MM“). of St. Paul; Mayor Winston,
of Ilnncapolie, and representative Demo-
Ilfllfroin all over theatate. The headquar-
tatlarathemmessthose occupied by the
boomers from Minneapolis rev
I...
ontly,beingthe large parlor neat to the (heist.
banquet
hall. where the committee is to
”a: St. Pnulitee will urge: First, that
thyweremthcilelddrsttosecurethe
convsation; second, that the city council
h- by common consent aetuallylevied a
tax of two millsontbe dollarforthoeon-
Welshman! auditoriumJo cost
Mallard loseat launpsopie, and which
htehednbhe‘dbydone it; third,hotelao
commodstions, both of thetwin
cities and suburban resorts. “better than
any western city except Chicago;" fourth,
that the holding of the convention there
will be no special advantagetoaoypvesi—
dential candidate. and Ilfth, that political
sleet will be best filmed, offsetting the
doetinthepivotal northwest of the Be-
publimn convention at linueapolis.
Lad by ties-sans Ira-eta.
Adslegationof forty of the big menof
M, heuledby graceful young Govern~
C Francis and Natimsl (,‘Isnmitteeman
their
campaign. 6.17. Putnam.
thankless. will plum theirolairnsior
CONGHEGSIONAL ll
Ienatov Sherman and Who
Hills Return to Their Posts.
Wasniao'msulan. ID.-—Thsre would have
been dilllcnlty in maintainlogaquornmiu
thesenate if the point had been
upon. Senators Claims, Kismet, Aldrich,
Vern-bees and sever-Isl other senators were
absentfromths capitd but Senatorflhen
run waspusent and war’ymngrat mngratlhted.
loreove\‘the speI'inlonle ref the day. the
ancient Ieyland Ls Abra claims against
leaico.was one in which onlya limited
number of session took interest. In Hale
askedth the resolution lie on thetable
andsaidthathe should call it npat some
future day.
The regular order was then demanded,
which was the bill reported by Senator
Dolph, from the committee on fmeign rela-
tions. toenlargeandamcndthe actol 1878
forthe distribution of the awardpaid by
lesion to the United States under the
mixed American and llexican claim com-
mission cruise. lumps explained the
objectofthehilland the senatethenwent
into executive session and then adjourned
llllla Int-Ina to the House.
Waarriaoron. Jan. II). —Representative
liliemndehisappearancefor tbs-lint time
since the synakmhip conduct, and received
quite an ovation from members both Demo-
cratieandllepublican. Ir. Turpin. of Ala-
buna, introduced a bill to permit national
bankstoloanmoney on redeem. security.
Iv. Lane of Illinois, introducedahill to
provide for the admission of Utah as a
state, and Ir. Reilly introduced a resolu-
tion that the semtaryof thetreuury in-
formthehonsewhatamouut of moneybm
been appropriated to and 'n available under
the aetoprrilfiJflOnehtingtotbe
World’s Colombian erranttion at Chicago;
alaowhat amount of the money aoappro
wilted has been expended, towa paid,
for what purpose and upon what account.
The house then adjourned
JUDGE BOTKIN BOLDLY ACCUSED.
II. In Charged with Complielty In the
Harrier of Colonel Wood.
Tonia, Kan. Jan. lit—Ira. S. N. Wood
has written a letter toGovernor Humphrey
inwhiclsahedeniesthatsheandherfriends
areplottingto take Botkin‘slife. Shefun
theranysthstsbe has ample proof of the
factthatBotkin wasoue of tbechiefinsti-
gntolaof the mnrderof her hmhand, Col-
onel km Wood, and that the evidence can
heprodnced in court when the witnesses
can go there and tell what they know with-
out fear of amassiuation.
W. 13'. ltightmeyer, secretary of the Na-
tionalSonsAlliance, hsswritten alstterto
the Topeka Advocate in which he declares
that Judge Botlrin told John ll Garrison in
bi room in n Topeka hotel, “If I can ever
get Wood to Hugoton he will never get out
alive, as all arr-augment are made to kill
him there." Ir. thtmsycthen dedares
onhiswordasanattorneyhe beiievesthat
heliasin his pom-stun suflcient evidence
to convict Botkin of complicity in the mun
dsr of Colonel Wood.
3,. . .
Naw You, Join. Ill—The general assem-
bly committee on the revision of faith in re-
vising the mnfearion of faith in accordance
with the mommendations of the various
presbyteries eliminated the doctrine of in-
fant damnation and adopted the following
substitute: Infants dying in infancy and
all other person whoare not guilty of actual
trams-eaten, are included in the election
ofgraoeandaresaved and regenerated by
through the spirit who worketh
wbenandwhereaadhow he pleasetlL So
alsoareallotherelect parses-who are not
outwardly called by the ministry of the
word.
Fear of Robbery Crazed llsr.
Answer, 0.. Jan. lib—Ira Rose North.
rup,ofSanDiego, Cal, withher little
daughter, left home to vhit friends here.
She took considerable money with her and
throughfearof heingrobbsd she lost her
reason andleft the tnia at every station.
After wandering about for days the two
eametothisphce. Shela nowaraving
maniac
(letting Torpednea Bondy.
Nawronr, R. 1., Jan. Ill—A dispatch
was remind from Washington ordering the
United States tug Portuna hack to the too
pedo station to be supplied with the Patrick
, together with a cargo of gun:
oottonandspsartorpedoes ltls expected
thel'ortunswillbersady to leavshsveto
morrow.
llothes landelbanm Again.
Harmon, Ont, Jan III. mlsthsr lan-
Ilelbaum, the famous New York 'shop
lifter” sud well known keeper of a "fence, "
h again in the meshes of the law. This time
thsmaadisneuatoui authorities have her
up on the charge of mingling lace and
jewelry into the country.
"——
10 It.“ the My Trust.
Parnassus“. Ilsa. ID -A nesting of
preniasat wholesale liquor dealers of in
”other «autumn-Ia ”.0”,th
“the Illa.
“dismissal. B Peruse tress
Judge lagsr‘sl‘ansrsl.
mucosa! Y., Ilsa l9.—Jf'hs funeral
d (his! Judge of the Court oflppsafl
Wills-O. Boga-was“. lsrpsly sttsndsd at
MMsMIhs mhsiagso
eudlagtothslplscopahsartm
Inland In Death in Ila ass».
WWMMGM Miss
has a his-
.m... «a...
Iowans. arson,
7 sauna ans. "
togive moneyto the cam
related the transnetionsss
on lib check.
hoardof
‘llivsrstrsei
oi trousers has never been paralleled ill the his-
(‘eI-Iuiuly nothing like it one ever Been
belibref' In this city and, ii it even has been lilall'lletl clstv
we have yet to hear of it.
'l hey don’t
'seféuir."
'ras Criminal Proceedings Agni-t the
Beaver Star Commenced.
Baavna, Pa. Jun. 13¢.le Quay-fits!
oriminsllihel suit has been begun Thejury
consists of eleven Republicans and one
sraocnt
BenstorQaayanstviJ Martin,otPhila
dolphin. were the most important witnesses
examined. lfartta teati‘icd that became
to Qhayfor rampaignfi mlaand received
.1,“ in cash and the senator‘s personal
notifier-89..“ Thenotcoould not bodie—
eountadstthetimeandQuay-gavs hisper-
lanai check for that amount.
it was db
counted later, and John Brinkley gave him
a certificate of deposit on the Keystone
bank. 5 gave the certificate Iansy at
Washington.
Senator Quay testified that he was asked
1n fund. and
Id by Martin.
Heconld not swear to his imlorsement on
thecertilieate, but sworn to thI»~ signature
He said he had met John
Bardsley once, but had no other business
transactions. He admitted that he was
really lhble for memo to the Philadelphia
company for campaign purposes. When
asked whether he was connected with the
Bardsley III-III, he replied. “Thistisfohef
It was developed that Quay sent the can
tiflcale to the Beaver book. but had not in-
doraed it. His mutant cashier, s. P.
Stone, stated on the stand that he had done
it for him. State Chairman Andrews and
Senator Porter were also examined, but
nothing startling was elicited The plaintiff
rested and court madjonmod.
Prince Albert Victor's Funeral.
Manon. Jan Iii. —-The body of the duke
5 still in the parish church at Sandringham
and will remain there until it is removed to
Kings Lynn for conveyance to London and
thence to Windsor castle. It is denied that
thehealthof PrinceGeotgeofWalmh-not
auflcirntly robust to allow his exyxning
himself in any way, that the Prince of
Wales has decider! the he will not III-m al-
lowed to attend his brothis'e Tllm'flal.
queen has given special orders fI'the dec~
oration of the railwuy suition at Windsor
on Wednesday, the day of the funeral of
the duke of Clarence and AVOBtlllll'. (fon-
trary to usual custom, no dropI- r) will be
used, but the building will be entirely
dremed with flowers brought from the con-
aervatories at \‘I' indoor castle.
Ilurled from Their Bods.
Cow lacs, 0.. Jan. I9.—~ An explosion of
natural gas destroyed Judge Bracese‘s rosi-
dence, partially wrecked two chifn‘hm and
damaged about fifty houses. at lnncaster.
southofhsre. Judge Bra-ass was thrown
about a hundred feet into the stnset car
track. where, he wu afterward picked up in
adored condition Mrs. Bras-ice and two
daughters, Clara and Anna, and two sou.
Traford lid Clinics, were . The sons
warn hurled I50 feet into the Lutheran.
cksrchyud. while the women were caught
by the falling inof. They were rescued
twenty minutes later in t
andwercfonndtobecutar
Cleve-land's I'oslti;.
New OILRass, Jan. )9. Mr. ilI‘t‘t'lllnd,
in company with Charles Jefferson. left for
Orange island, Joe Jederson‘s plantation
where a week will be spent hunting and
fishing. The ex- president said in regard to
hi candidacy for president: i am only a
private citisen and there is no need for me
toaccept or decline an honor that has not
been tendered run. The national issue. 1
believe, will be the taril; but us a good
Democrat i shall stand by the action of the
party in the mining contest."
ir nightmbea.
bruised.
larderad Illa Jallar to Escape.
Pusan. Jan Ill—A locksmith was locked
inlail. The wardenof the prisoml’rnn-
howski, came to inspect the cell. lliIsII-n
stniI-k the warden with an iron bar. killing
hbninstantly. Then Biasen put the dead
warden' s unifimn on himself. took the keys.
openedthedmrsamlpassedoutofths
[limp-l gate. lie has not been traced.
Gallagher Won Ila-Ila Dawn.
Renato. Jan ID —-The wrestling match
at Home hall between lke Smith. the chain-
wslterweight wrestler of England, and
on Gallagher, of this city. resulted in
Gallagher winning two straight falls and
the maid in nineteen and thirteen missus
mpscurely.
You ,‘IIIQII Celebrate.
New Your. Jan. III ~11» Asst-Iatod
Phloem of the Territorial Days of Cali
fornia celebrated yesterday with a dinner
the forty- fourth anniversary ofthsdiseov
sryofgold in California There were old
forty-ulners from many partsof the country
present W .-.._.- ..
The African Alla-lion barf-as.
Initials. Jan. l0 ~~-'l'hIIi situation in East
Africa is so mu» thatthe -war
Swallow has been ordered tothe Zsinbssi
to a‘t Cunard ileueral Johnson, whose
force was mostly attached and several of
the mism- hilled by Arab slave traders.
level! in a Prison.
Bosnia, Ilsa. Is ~~0ver la) prllionsrs at
the Deer island institution melted and
love hmallpss la flswarh.
ltawasrdl lulu. Is.~'l'hs forty-third
cssssf mall rsportesltoths
lathhuogw lltwasattt
street, cried as taliaaledg-
iaghousss harmonies-Med ihstths
dssssswlllswesu.
em lanthanum“.
tattoos. W. Va, Ilsa. I9.~—'l'hsl’hmaia
It hols been a tilllllt'I' of
just as much astonishment to those uho are. in “w business
as to those who me “ill ol it
we can afl'oIIl to sell II that late pail 0| tiouseis at a third
rate price. Well, we are doing it; it you doubt it, come
and look at the trousers and the prices— both will astonisli
‘ Our
understand lIIIu
.... H‘. -—v’ mm-.. .....
WIND GWEN HEAR.
A Physician's Isle-a for Win. it.
Presence of Insanity.
Dr. Peter McCain-y. of Pbihuielplils. It.
found that by pine-log a siI-ibulcopeto a
pensm‘s bI-iui he can distinctly hear
aorrnd of so Ill‘t'lll'n‘lll within. sod by
character of flu- muiul can tell win-that's
person in artllr‘ or insane; mul be [unlikely
aver» that in the cmuium of Is big beaded
idiot this wind rum-III run he Illntlndly
heard loudly whistling.
The donor is mnviurml that the brain
bl'i‘tflltt’u aswell Its the lungs. Formally
years he has been Inmuixsiing air sea
nieclmnlciil agent iiitlirhlirimii body,“
about a year IIgIIIwmerirI-Il theoovelidsa
of a rubber lip to the ordinary stethoscope,
whereby the instrument can be filter] so
exactly to the islibjI-cl'n llt‘llll flint the will!!!
of this brain rI-spimtimi mum-a comps. but
may be undeniably bI-Iml. That it Ilillera
in Isms and insane persons the doetoris
conviricul. ml by means of thorium-scope
he feels sure that he can distinguish. ass
rule. between healthy bmiIII-d people and
those who are lll‘lllllt' or idiots.
The little rabbi-v tip. which is Dr. lllc~
Cahey's discovery. is a novelty, and its
story was unfolded by Dr. hldluliey him-
self.
“My gem-ml theory." deI-lnrul Dr. Mo
Coin-y. "is that the grim! mI-L-Icinlcal agent
employed by all the nnimon- world. animal
«vegetable. topI-rmit of growth against
the usurious] m l-IzInI-e of the atmosphere
is heated stir. “'itIIin the inlrrsticrn of ill:
theme of the bud; is Air, and this air. be
cornim: brill-II by the Imus-M of life. es-
mimu gin-liter expimiu- force than the
outer atmosphere. and thereby enables the
animal to grow against it. You can aqueous
this llll‘ our of tom-Ito and mun-fer
water and see it come up in forge bubbles.
In the tissue and hollow organs of men this
air is used oaths direct mechanical funo
lion. The expulsire force in spitting,
coughing and arresting w.- know to be air.
"A free supply of air to the brain is just
as “Hm! as II free supply to the lungs.
and any interference with this brain rub
pirati-m will mus-- rit’t'lrills Iliuui‘hance of
the u-n-briii function». I-wn insanity. lIi-
sanity nuIy ls- cziiiwl by II tumor or by a
mixgwtive blow, but post IIIurtI-ms alum-It
invariably disclose no n-airlrnl cause of in»
annit y. Tlmt people become iii-sine and
are pcnnmmntly restored and that then- is
a mum-III iii-unity pain“ to a functional
derangement.
"This disturb"! function I claim to he
the cruninl mpiralium. .lir taken into the
lungs pm to soil from the brain through
minim: yam at the hum- of the skull. The-
normal circulation of lilo-III through the
brain depends upon this minus! air cur
rent. if from nay cause these tiny pores
beware clmlnr stopped to :in abruirmnl
dogma the current is impaled orIlmruyed.
The air that is «but in becomes overheated
and moguls the brain."
By means of the doctor’s rubber tipped
atetbosmpe wonderful things tomato light.
In the bead ofa healthy when two Iliar
tinct sounds can be heard. coincident with
the inhalation and exhziiutivioof air by the
lungs Tin-so mum!» are practically of the
some (IIIII- in nil healthy III-:uls. but me :Il
temiiirzilm-iil iiinll chm-In of lllrlstllt‘ or
idiots. The woods of the heart and voice
in these mentally Weak arsl III'rangul nu
fortuimtimurs- nlwrllflrh‘m fmm those in
Iihllt‘ pvmsm. As these urv prais- of in
unity M) then- nru Ilegrue uf sound.
Asa rule the noise of ”In wind corn-of-
of an insane or idiotic lmIIn is more marked»
ly perceptible limo that of II Mllt‘ orgnn.
audio big inwlul idiot» it whistles loudly.
The major porfiuu of iiimu'xi y is carnal by
derangement of tin-creole! wind npparutua.
Where it is not due to II tumor. II blow or
some kiislmi din-ct injury In the broth or
its covering. iiNInin is lllll't‘lllllt‘ to this
"ill wind." will the rubber tipped NfI‘lllv
scope may yet Income the I bump: on iii-sine
extant in the world. —~.\ew.rrlt Journal
(Enrol slatflrn.
The controversy on "Compulsory (in-eh"
in the llnit'I-flllit's bus h‘vi‘th‘Il n rimme-
toristic uinlribution (mm Mr. inbuiivlwrv
who says: “Olive the l.|lt‘ .\l r. I’I‘ltr Ry
lauds hamrdI-Il -I long [Jilin Ipiomimii in
the house I got up after him. when]
arguments in Iimk ~21 language. no doubt.
familiar to him." Then I recited about
the only line iIIIhI- ’liiud' that I know.
admit that he did not urslmitaml my
Orv-III, Mid “RN'IIIIPDIU manual the fact
that l burl repliI-Ilwmlusiuly to Mr lly
Iansia' arguments. So much for lllt‘lsm'i
sslgeof the III-Isl languages pimwi by
the members of the august ans-nibly a‘
Westminster.
Mr IAImeI-bI-re was about as airulscimis
and unscrupulounnsthst Welsh preacher
who settled down among a congregation in
a small town ill the western status A
one Sunday I'il‘tlfll thisingruhsis preacher
giving string after string of “the original
subleetmll in pan- auIl sonosom Weir:
Tbs stranger. living I Welshman.
visibly aroused. wbemIpIsi the [preacher
thin-nus! IIIIn IIIm-ily III Welsh. saying.
"ilIm't give me away. They think its
Crusher-II its Just as good for them.”—
Yovkslilrs Pint.
The Itlh Threads Not Always flora.
It is II mistake to remiss-II that the pres
sneaoftwo Ibrvsslsin per Imsiey is ab
solute evidence of III-our
togst hold of popes with the threads run
them to
andtlisa
the sections man-gum
mm is unity deceirerl. An experi-
enced bank Islisr one feel IIIInIIIlm hs-
rwssn Inpsrwhleb has her-II split and rs»
6‘ bleed.“ hseanalsodstma little rough»
law rear, hath-w. that-I, .-
mm.m 3
fl”.
asssatthsedgsa. ifovsilthstasplltauts
h ounslousllypassdamuagotheramds
m not accustotnsrl to handling mash
paper It without oars»
tiers—latervlswla at. bouts (ileum
mat
Int llavl to I'll-
lists Girl—Please, alum. whils you're
"spaniel-buss!
Ira. ilsltywl-ws-qls not kaowysar
ha
‘ ltsiv Girl—«liar I. Isis: hat I think It
5%....wa ..
W
said. ‘.\iy hommble friend evidently lemurs
dud languages: lIvill then-fore reply with
Noem- I.\lr. tilIul-IIIIIII was slur-Iii} liked to
stronger dropping in to the meeting Tum-s
User-k" of the poor [swims bearing on lib
for while it
h practically Impossible for «matsrfsltora
atria through It. It is quitemrnmoa for
lit oprII paper. truest threads
Anespvrteausasily hurltrssmofthb
mlmltisdonsniaestlythattha
downtows.wouhlyslasoklurlsstasrtisr
ThelsIIseSf cyan
Nations cell ls
GREATEEJEARTH
MR 5415 [VERYWIIIRE
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
awanlamlli’ure. l:ooIlExpositions. Each
pom v.- maIII-s two lame pics. Avoid
imitat. ns—r and insist on having the
NONE SUCH bran}.
IhRRELL & SOULE. Syracuse, N. Y.
Within It [Innis-a. I'ive cant sample con
tains I can; Tea "as sample contains 3
"MM laralas-s 3512. Mr? 8 CI, nailed
rosin-bi TOWNS I 411113. “how
burglars. Tlroohlymh. f. Sold b the fol-
loIr Joann. {tumult Ilrnguisla: ..ll Bar
Irv. (I Hoyt. R H l’lalst-d ll 1‘ Brillsm'
ti "is pl¢ delicious
. encrusted
“WM—3"“; ' ‘b ,9
W" «.2 I...
You’ll Scarcely Know the Boy
who suddenly flashes on you arrayed in one of our
suits. It will take him all his time to wear them out, tied '
you know What that ineausflor the family pocketbook. They
will withstand almost anything but the sharp blades of a
pair of shears and they won’t look battered ailei they
have been vigorously battered about the playground You
can get no suit that will become him better and what Is
equally, if not more to the point, is this:
Cheaper suits
have never been and never will be offered for sale.
«00K
Before, You leap
is an old and tried saying. but it will
apply as well to Printing as any
thing else.
Society Commit-
tees who have
charge ofPrinting
will do well to
look at the beau-
tiful Art Novel-
ties, Souvenirs,
Programme Cov-
ers, Menu Cards,
etc., on exhibition
at the
Sentinel office.
We do the very
best and finest
Printing that can
be done in this
vicinity and guar-
antee that the
prices will be as
low as is consisv
tent with good”
work.
of Comm orciol
Printing for the
officefactory and
store QUICKLY
and neatly.
Fine Catalogue
and Book Work a.
specialty.
Evening SanIinol,
BailroadPlooo.
' Teeth Filled and Extracted With-
:llllllllll
Wedoallkinds}
‘ Painless IlenIisIIy!
lmlrtholl.
' So. lflllllllll llEllTil PilllllllS.
“Overthsl’ostom
out Pain.
Extracted
$33 ram-ma Without l'aln me
l’iatlnnrn" fl”
laid, $1 and upwards
Cleaning and Polishing.
Irilficlal Teeth Without Plates.
(CROWN AS!) Blilllli'. WORK.)
Sets of Teeth from
rim-yr SlToa red rubber. ll!
Nobstmmsds. no matter bow much you pay.
lllflortllsarsntssdtohstliehest
dmmay. omfivfl‘mfltwg
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There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantly sold. since 1839. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
washday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la—
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you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
pumst, and most economical
map mode. If you haven't tried
it, ask your grocer for it now.
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with our name on the wrapper.
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