TITTC SCUAKTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY M()RSl"Ne, JAKUAKY" 1, 1807.
LIGHT SHED ON
WANAMAKERISM
Concluded from I'ngc 1 1
hald, 've shall take cam of nil our peo
ple and vu menu to win.' lit- could not
t-'iy, how evei, thnt they would elect
Wiiiiiiinnkei this time. I. asked If lie
knew on whom thu opposition would
i cutf-t and vvhothot It would bo Hust
Ingi "I I'euioio, lie nald lie thought
neithot ol them, nnd that Qunv was
now tivlng to sell out to thu Philadel
phia people' lui $100 000 and his it'foini
clalnm well' all poppveock If he were
In cumcst ho would probabl try to
get Huntlngi out ol the wnv to put
Jvoii in hlH phue. He said there win
onlj one man In the state of whom
thev vvcie loally nfinld; only one man
win) pimlil llik them and they weio
not giving out who he vvn.
Hustings' he said, 'tiled to put Up
a inb uii them fioin his own countv and
I.cnch almost fell Into the trap, as a
niattei of fact, he would hnve fallen
In If It had not been foi VunVulken
buig It came about In this vvuv. A
If How In Celine countv wiote Wnnn
mnkei a nice lettoi making u piopo
Mlllon to buv u man If he would fm
nlsh the nionej Van Valkenburg said
I.euh had a good head fur a combinu
tlnn but vvn usllj plnvecl for a sucker
bv an Individual l.enih favored ai
uptlng the man's piopoltlon, but Vnn
"vulkcitbuig saw the tinp und stopped
it
aiA nlkeiibuig snld he shut Quay's
eves onto b pluvlng a conlldence laek
et and siippiesslng half the tiuth Ho
wint to ljuuj and ptetendid he wanted
to be cloik of the house and was travel
ing iimi tin- slate to make acquaint
ance of the piospectlve meinbiis of the
legM.Utlic He then pietended to
make a clean bteist bv av lng that he
vvns tiavellng about as an agent of the
niitl-Catneion people nnd was not
winking foi an candidate In piutlcil
lur, and told Quav lie would give him
mi combine news ho might get hold
of Ho did give Qua a few hints, be
cause It was In Wanamakei's Intel est
tl at Qu.i should know them, and Qua
did not suspeft his leal position foi
sunn time
QUAY A SOFT MARK
He said Qunv had a gieit head for
Hi iteg and the inanagenu nt ol com
bin itions, but wis an eusi maik for
tun designing Individual He "-aid he
c spec Ml "to have a if pint the net day
as to whothei Doctoi Muckev could be
depended on and it the wind was fa-
oiable I should go and see Maeko at
nice and then I should come to Phila
delphia and he would give me the
inone On Octobu 1'J I saw Di Mneh
e In Scianton Ho came to my loom
nt the Hotel Jtttnn at ! o'clock, hav
ing pievloUhlj lecelved a lettei dated
the loth fcnv Ins he had concluded to
write to mo sliowlng Ills leadlness to
Biippoit Wnniimakoi He told me that
lie could got no help from Connell He
hald tin lo was some Wu.nnmakei senti
ment In Ills dlstiict anil In addition to
pecunlaiv aid he wanted Ub to cieate
as much Wanum ikei sentiment among
ids people as we could
TAItU ALL KIGHT.
He asked me if wo had Pair all light.
I said we had 'Well,' said he 'that's
goud, It divides the delegation even and
we ean suppoit each othoi.'
Ho asked what kind of a
paper ho would have to sign and 1 said
it would be a pledge to vote for Wnnn
niukoi Hi slid 'I have heaid that
Qu i Is going to be right theio to look
nftct the oiganlmtion and Ills Kefoim
liglslatlve scheme, Wanamakei ought
to rontiol the oiguuUitlon If possible,
as we could then av when it tame to
the elictlon of sen.itoi that Wnnn-
maki r had the oiganizailoii and we
c mid get no legislation thiough if we
didn t stay with him' I asked how
injch it would take to pull him
thiough He said he ought to have $1,
H00 and I told him I would go to Phila
delphia the next dav und meet him on
the following Sjtuida morning at 10
o'clock 'All light," he said, 'that's
good Tt will be a good time to meet,
as the count committee meets on Sat
in da at o'clock I think Connell will
olfei me two or three hundred to help
pav in opense3 and I will toll him
that I can stand alone and don't need
nn assistance If I had not heaid
liom ou I would hae taken It, but
now I will not.'
THE MONEY SECURED
I then arranged vv 1th m chief to
have anothei detective in the room ad
Ji liilng the one in which I was to meet
Mat key to heal the conveisatlon be
tween us The ne t duy I saw Vnn
Volkonbuig In Philadelphia and told
lilm what 1 had done. He slid: 'This
Is a cold-blooded piece of business and
If 1 was not sine of ou I wouldn't
tiust ou at all for you Uie suriound
cd bv Qua Inlluences What does the
doctoi want'" I said: He sticks out
fi i $1 500 but he can be had for less.
V -00 I think will do the business.
Well,' ho said, '1 will go and get $1,300
and ou can keep $100 foi out trouble.
This is the most extravagant thing wo
have done. I have a special puipose
In getting this fellow and I will tell ou
about It some day, "Vo will make a big
man of lilm it he will allow us' He
then wiote n lettei to be signed by thP
doctoi and made me cop It and would
not allow me to have the oilgltml He
also took possession of the doctoi 's let
tei to me Told me to take the en
velope and date back the now lettei
to Octobu 19th. which was the date of
the (list one He told me to swell the
doctors head us to what they would
do fin him and to let full incidentally
that I was a detective as It would
panbze lilm and keep his mouth shut,
nnd he added' 'I am neaiiy dlstiacttd
I lost a tellow this morning I ought to
have hart dead easv ' He did not ex
plain how he lost lilm
lie said "Westmoi eland is a bl ick
spot, I don't know jet what wc will
be able to do with It He said he would
get the money toi the doctoi In $.'0 bills
as he could not easily dispose of laig
n ones. He came back to my loom, No.
427 at the Windsor hotel, ut i'M with a
package of bills and told me to count
them. I did and lound slxty-lhc $J0
bills "Now," he said, "settle with the
doc tor for $1 SO, oi ns much less as you
can and keep tho balance toi our
tumble I want ou to do this light,"
he said, "I told joui fi lends that if I
was thiown down they would have to
tnko the blame If ou get this through
nil light I will have a lot of other work
foi you to do I am not going to do
nnythlng unlawful any mote than I can
help I think the Hid justifies the
means and I would cold-bloodedly buy
n block of twent tlvi If wo had to pay
$100,000 foi them, but I don't wnnt to
pet myself oi anyone t Ise liable." lie
Mild, "Now, I am not going to take a
lecelpt fiom vou for this. You settle
with the doctor foi $1 l!00 and keep the
balance Not a dunned soul but you
and I will know nil thing about It, and
I will be veiy much obliged besides ''
THE MONEY PAID
I arrived In Scianton on the 24th,
and changed one of the $.'0 bills so as
to mukt $1,SS0. At 10 o'cloi k thu doctor
sent his card np to my room at the
Hotel Jeiinyn (No 170), and followed
Immediately In poison. Just nt that
moment the note cmno Into mo from
one of my canfedointes and I said to
the doctoi "That's all light. It Is fiom
u fellow fiom anothei county. I'll 3oe
lilm later; jou don't think Wannmnker
can be elected with your vote alone,
do ou?" And he said, "All light" I
then told lilm that my people were
ready to pay $1,230, I said that the
AVanamakei people would make a big
man of lilm If he stuck to them, and
he agreed to go ahead. I then rend the
Utter, which I wanted him to sign and
ho sat down nnd wiote as I had dic
tated on plain tablet paper, as follows:
Waverly, Oct. ID, 1S9.
My Dear Sli : In Hue with the conversa
tion we had -ometlnie since relative to tho
United States uenatorshlp, would say that
a careful Inquiry among my coii'tltuents
convinces me thnt the "tntliiieiit Is for
Hon, John Wuntimnkcr.
As this la In harmony with mv own feel
ing In the mattir us picvlouolv expieseil
to vou, 1 feel win runted In so doing una
ileclu.ru to ou without leservatlon that If
elected 1 will vote for und use my best
erforts und Influence to secure the election
of Hon. John Wutminnkei so long us he
Is a cuudlihitu and will deem It m duty to
support all movements towards the organ
ization of thu house that will servo his
best Ihb tests. Ver mil sours.
N C. Muckev
1 explained to the doctor whv the
It ttci was dated the 19th 1 also showed
lilm the lotteis Van VnlkenbiiiK had
written me 1 then leuched Into my
pocket nnd dievv out the money und
suld loud enough to be heutd In the
next loom, "Count that over, do'-tor, I
think jim will llnd there CJ U blllw
and I $10." Ho counted the money ovti
and snld, "That's alt light,' He then
shook hands with me nnd left. When I
lift my mom I left tho pad on wlileli
tho letter was vviltten behind me and
diopped the vv tapper which contained
the money on tho Hour t wiote to
Van Valkeiibuig from Altooun en los
ing the Itttoi signed by Mackoy under
date of October 20th and had the lettei
registered While at the Hotel Jermvn
at Siianton during my meeting with
Mucker I registered as John T isoisou
and went under that name"
Pollowlng this Is the lepoit of mi
othoi detective who states that he nvv
Di. Mackey come Into the loom uf t he
man known as Nelson: that he heniil
the whol" of tho conveisatlon, that he
heaid the lettei dictated which was
signed by Mackey; Unit he counted a
package of money which Nelson show
ed him and w hlch contained G3 $20 bills
and that at his suggestion Nelson
dtopped the vv rnppei on the Hour vvheie
he subsequently found It, together with
the und on which tho lettoi was wilt
ton, that the doctor counted the money
and said It was all light He full cor
niborntes all the details set forth in
Nelson's stntemcjnt. The lecelpt foi
the leglsteted lettei given to Nelson at
Altoona and that of Van Valkonbuig
foi a lettei in Philadelphia aio palt of
the evidence In fills case showing that
ho lecetved the pledge vviltten by Mac
key in letuin foi the cash leeched by
him Coiioboratui evidence of all of
thefco points Is In possession of the
piosecutlon.
IN NORTHAMPTON.
Northampton county was the scene
of operations next on the pait of tho
detectives, It having been learned inni
attempts were being made to bilbo W.
C Weiss, a membei of the legislatuie
fiom that count In theli cipeiations
thtie the detectives weie aided by W
A. Wlnsboio, ex-postmastei of liangot,
and Mi. Welbs himself The detectives
pietended to be In senich or some
ciooks who were suppostd to be In hid
ing In one of the quanles in that coun
ty In which Mr. Wlnsboio was inter
ested. The nanatlve of the detective
who went undei the name of Nelson at
Scianton, is very clteumstuntlal, con
sisting of dally leports ot which the
following summary
1 reached Uangoi, Northampton coun
ty, on November 10 and put mvselt in
communication with e.-Postmustor
Wlnsboro He snld that he thought
Weiss was dissatisfied because Iletder
had not helped lilm Ho gave tonsld
tiuble details as to Weiss' attitude I
went to Philadelphia on Novombei lb
und saw Van Valkeiibuig, who said
that he was fishing foi the Uethlehom
man and my news greatly encouraged
lilm He had expected to reach him
thiough his emi)loors, who weie f.i
v oiable to Wannmnker, and he aski d
me if lie would take money, and how
muih. Ho usked mo If 1 thought 1
could leach him thiough Wlnsboio and
I said that I could and that Wlnsboio
was going to vvilte to Eiank Leach
about me. Van Valkeiibuig said that
ho had just got home and was not
thfitouirhlN posted and would have a
talk with Loach and see mo in n day
oi so He said they were going to have
a confeience and count noses to see
how man votes the had. He asked
mo If I had told Doctor Mackev that 1
was a detective, and I said that I had
not deemed it best "I will tell lilm at
Haiilsburg, If he shows any signs of
vav erlng "
"Yes," said nn Valkenburg, "we
must have you at Hauisbuig for at
least a week at that time" He then
went to see Leach and came to me an
hour later I told lilm that mv chief
had said the Luzeine delegation was
shtikj and that Ml. Heeder had been
to see them He suld that delegation
was all light and theie would bo some
bin prises when the vote eamethat tho
people weie pin ins tho light soit of
game; they weie not declailng them
selves now, as It was theli best policy
to jila fast and loose. He said that
the Wanamakei people weie not going
to light Boei foi speakei, as It was too
late foi them to attempt that now. He
told me he would be away and that his
biothei would attend to things during
his absence He said that Wanamaker
was out of town and ho could not see
him that day. fiom which I Infened
that Wanamaker was alwas consult
ed and had personal knowledge of what
money went out. It was evident that
Van Valkeiibuig did not want to take
mo Into bis conlldence In any dliectlon
vvheie he could help It. It was evident
that he and Leach did not get on well
together, foi he lefusod to consult with
him an moie than he couiu neip.
IN DOLAN'S HANDS.
On the 20th I saw him in Philadel
phia in in loom at Doonei's hotel at
3 o'clock p. m. He said that the Weiss
case was in the hands of Thotnab Do
lan and that he wuuld go and see lilm
und call on me at 0 M Ho left me und
was followed by a shadow to tho olilce of
Dolau. He came in at C 30 und found me
talking to Jim Piitcluud, ex-meinbot
of the leglilatuie fiom Blair countv
We left Prltchard and went Into the
wine loom and sat down at a table
und Van Valkeiibuig said "I am
knocked out.Blunkenbuig and the busi
ness men have got theli damned Miss
Nancy methods to the fiont l nej
have ahead vvrltttTi to Weiss and sent
him some of thelt loading matte!
Blankenburg expects that his Uteintuie
and the pressure he can bilng to beat
on Weiss through his emploeis and
the business men of Weiss' section will
do the woik. They will find out their
mistake in a few days and then we will
get our work In" He handed me an
envelope addressed to Blankenbuig
and told me to get all the names I
could of llrst-class business men In
Noithnmpton, enclose them in the en
velope and mall It Ho told me to see
Wliisboui and anange to make the
Weiss deal thiough lilm, salng. "If
Weiss will give Wlnsboio a satlsfae
toiy pledge, we will pay the nionej
thiough him Don't tell lilm, of couise
vvheie you got It, but Just sa that jou
ate very much Inteiested In Wnna
mukei und If he cun tomo with us ou
can help him out on election expenses
Of couise we aie not In so good a posi
tion to do that as we wuc befoie elec
tion, but I do not see any other form
In which to put the proposition" He
then asked me If I couldn't induce
Wlnsboio to organize a local branch of
the Wanamaker Business Men's league
I said that I did not think he wished
to openly antagonize Reedcr.
" I went on November L'3id to Potts
v Hie and saw C. II, Dengler and asked
lilm to help me get the names of some
business men for the Wanamakei Busi
ness Men's League, Wo culled on Edi
tor Zerbe vvho Is a lampant Wana
maker man, He said that the Schuyl
kill delegation Blood as follows: Sena
tor Losch, Wunnmakei : Senator Co le
Quay, Klischner was for Wanamaker,
because he did not like Coyle, Shi Ink
for whoever would pay lilm most; Wlt
man was under the control of T.osrh,
Oime was for Quay; Kehlei was con
ti oiled by Dave Phillips, one of Losch's
local lieutenants Zoibe claimed that
Coyle had uotten $C0O of Wanamaker's
money prior to his election and chai god
that S. U. Edwaids, the county chair
man, had got $300 fiom the same soun e
and both weie now ngulnst Wanamaker.
I called on Edwardu, who talked ravor
ubly of Wanamaker and gave me a. list
of business men In Pottsvllle, I got a
number of names fiom Ashland fiom
J. H, James und some naines ftoni
Shenandoah fiom other sutnees I
wiote to Rudolph Bltinkunbeig that
night sending him the list of names,
telling him that I had been rcqiiestid
to do so by Van Vnlkenbitig and sug
gested that lie should coriespond with
them,
'On tho i!lth of November 1 wont to
Bangui iigullt mill saw Wlnsboio Ho
said he would not oignnlze n Wana
makei club, adding, 'I don't think mulct
tho eliiuinsliiiif is It would amount to
a damn In a light like this mcinbeis
will bo Intlueiiced by othel tolislilein
tlons thnn publli sentiment He nked
me If 1 was lead to take up the Weiss
case nnd whether they would give n
thoURanildolhiisiindsalit tlutf he would
vouch foi elss being all light Later
In the day he telegiuphid to WcIhs to
come to ti hotel In Bethlehem whkli he
nameil, nnd we went then'. Wolss was
not nt home so Wlnsboio left a lettoi
of lutimllK t itiii leu me. 1 spent the da
in getting the naines of a number of
men for Blankenbeig and that evening
I saw Weiss and told lilm 1 hnd found
some of his constituents weie for Wnn
utnnkor and olfoied to pa lilm $W0 to
help lilm out In the matter of expenses
Ho said the inonev would not Inlluence
him but he thought he could vote foi
Wanamaker If It would help him out
of a hole and 1 nunnged to see lilm
latei In the week, and n ported to Mr
Blunkenbeig a list ot all tho names I
had gathered.
VAN L1ROWS SANtlHlNE.
"On the 2Gth I went to Philadelphia
and found that Van Valkeiibuig was
awav and called uion Pied Van Val
keiibuig at the Hotel Steiiton and found
him In company with a man whom he
inttodilced ns T W Evnns, of Joisoy
Slioio, Pa He said he was connected
with the lle.it h Clock lalliond. Van
Valkeiibuig vnld that I could talk be
foio Evans and I told him of tho Weiss
mattoi. 1 snld. 'I can go up thete vv 1th
$G00 and bilng back a pledge' Ho le
plied, 'All light, we can't do ntij thing
toda, business is suspended hole but
I will fix you up tomouow ' Ho then
wont on to talk of the Lueine delega
tion and said that thev had oveiy man
solid Including Miller, of Nantleoko I
asked him how the geneial outlook was
It Is good,' he leplled, 'We did bettei
in the eountii thin we expected and
weie not eli'-aopolnted In Philadelphia
e expei t v el soon to huv e i nmjoi it
of botli houses pledged '
"On the 27th 1 culled on Tied Van
Valkeiibuig nt his hotel and found him
in company witli a man named uncn
aiach fiom Wilkes-Bane, foimoilv
fiom Philadelphia, and a woiker foi
Maitin. Bachuiach was a little sh of
me at Hist foi he knew that mv chief
was piobablj against lilm but I showed
my cieelentlals fiom Wanamakei's
ft lends and It was till light He said
he thought that Wanamakei would no
a. lot of business foi us as ho wns about
to stmt his New Yolk stole The only
way to catch him,' said Uachat aeh, Is
to make It a mattoi of business ' I
asked titi Valkeiibuig If he iuu load
to go on with the Weiss niattei He
said, 'We have not go It uininged yi t
A blunilei of this soi t would lulse hell
now. M biothei lias that now In hand
and It Is usuulll left to his judgment
Bachniach nnd I weie tunnel down by
Wannmakei this moinlng and we aie
going buk now. He elun't want to do
it again ns we must make piovMon foi
oui families while the gtease Is lim
ning Oh, no, when we tlnow lilm down
locks will pieach ' Ho told mo to tome
around the next da and he would tiy
und llx It. I went with them to Wann
niaker's place and bade them good
be. IN THE PRESENCE.
The next da I called on Van Valkeii
buig again and found Baohaiacli theie
and nlbo a mini who vvut, tntioduced as
Mi. Pease liom Lebanon Van Valkeii
buig asked me it I thought Weiss vv is
all light I leplled that 1 did "Well,"
said he, 'I tallied to Puink Lent li
about Wlnsboio and he vouches for lilm
and Dolan thinks ou ought to tiun the
job on to-dnv, but my biothei lias al
wajs been the dual aibltei In niuttcis
of this kind in the countiy nnd I don't
like tn inuvo without him He will be
homo to-moiiow " He told Buchaiach
to call up Bethlehem and anange a
meeting with Weiss later In the week.
Aftet "iimi! fuilher talk Van Valkeii
buig said, "Well, come along to see
Wannmakei and if Dolan is theie we
will llx It at once " Then he told Bach
atach not to call up Bethlehem Van
Valkonbuig, Peso and in self then
went to Wnnainnker's otllce.
Pease and I stopped in the outer of
fice and Van alkcnhutg went In toi a
few minutes alone and then called us
in Wanamakei gieeted us quite afia
blj and saiil, 'Thete seems to bo quite
a political tempest gatlieiing. Quay
declines hlmselt against me, but so far
does not assign nnj le.ison for his an
tagonism " Pease said, "Yes, lie does
In this inoi nlng's Inqulier." Wana
make l got the papei and handed it to
Pease who tinned It ovei and handed
It hick. Wannmakei said, "Now, Ml
Pease, that Is a dellrate piece of llat
tei. You know veij well what I like
best. Do jou know what attlile jou
have given mo'' 'A Meeting of Minis
ters to Ai ninge foi Evangelical Woi k ' "
Pease said, "I was not so smait as that;
it Is onl) a blunde l."
Ho then turned to the nttlcle In ques
tion which said thnt Qiwj's leason loi
opposing Wanamaker was that Wnna
niakot lullueuied Haiiisini against lilm
ftftei Qua had got lilm appointed post
mastci geneial. Aftei leading It Wan
nmnker said 'Now, rlsht tin it Quay
Is showing stuplrtltv That Is nut Hue
and Benjamin Ilanison will lnand it
as a lie If I had nnl'v wished lo se
nile absolute tout! til ot Pennsj lvania
paticnage at that time I i ould have
deme it, but I hud no such ambitions
Theie aie borne things, howevei that
1 am af i aid if as tliei e is sulili lent coloi
of tiuth In them to make th in pi iusI
lile A lot of miners In Sehujlkill fciiin
t get togeihei the fithei night anil
passed lesolutlons charging me with
having luipotttcl foieign laboi and be
ing lined foi it It is tiue the Htm was
fined $1000, but It was not because eif
in doings" He then went Into a long
explanation of his connection with the
Phlladi lphla ttieet cat stilkcs In which
lie admitted that he knew the execu
tive committees of the Cnloiis who had
called 1) I in in as an aibltei weie being
bamboozled on the terms of settlement
and he had 'mildly' pointed It out to
them, but when they wire obtuse and
insisted upon accepting the ugi cement
lie did not seem espeeiall culled upon
to obstiutt the settlement. Ho then
mid "These nolltlcians tell tile I nm
going lo win this fight and If 1 do 1 tell
.vou I am nut going to have all the pa
tionago mt off by civil set vice uiles "
He heic inlled in a stenognphet and
nddiessod a letter to the chairman of
the Civil Soi vice commission asking
foi Infoi matlon ns to the plnces lift
open He said, "Neither Maik Hannn
nor Mnjoi McKlnley will at nil consider
Quav He has done nothing foi them
He fought McKInlev's nomination with
tho oiieig of despeiatlon and in the
end went In out of the mill, which
niiiht have been very humiliating to
lilm, allhoush it was a smait move It
would be haul foi any man to point
out aiiythlnir that he did that was of
any value In this campaign Quav is
tied up to Hustings, Wldenei und Pen
lose with piomlses nnd I don't see how
be can extiltate himself fiom ills di
lemma "
ANOTHER POSTPONEMENT.
Van Valkenburg had sent out for Mr
Dolan but the lattei had not come in
when Mi Wanamakei was called Into
anothei loom Van Valkeiibuig said
' Come to my hotel at 2 o'clock You
can leave feu Bethlehen at ) 0"i p. m "
I met Vnn Valkonbuig it the Stentnn
hotel nt 2 o'clock and he Huld that posl
tlons hud been leveised Mr. Dolan
hud become cautious buddviily und
wanted to wait until Ed Vnn Valkeii
buig letllined. lie sttld they had Just
leal nod that n Job of the kind they had
demo til Connellsvllle without consult
ing Ed hud gone wiong nnd the oppo
sition hnd cot un nllldavlt He said
'We did not do this ouisolves, hut a
f i lend of ouis did It and I laid awake a
week at nights won lug over It and It
has tinned tun as I had oxpectul " He
continued "You have done u mighty
good Job though nnd jou liuve got eiedlt
foi It with Wniinmnhc't und Deil m I
told Wananiulsei ostetdnv that jou
had got us niiothci man You won't be
toigotten foi It whothei It goes thiough
oi nut 1 think we ought to gu light
nheud vv itli It but pet haps Dolan Is
light foi a bad bleak now would make
u hell of a mess" He then had me
vi lie Wlnsboiu, "Impossible to keep en
gagement todu. Look for li'ilei to
night" I lold him 1 wns going to
Siianton and bo suld, "We v 111 have n
council on Monday and I will viu oll
1 shall advocate It going thiough ns we
will mid ovei vote wo an get"
On the 1st ol December I l "culvert a
telcgiani nt the Westminister hotel at
Set iinton, f i nm E A. Van Vnllftihuig,
signed Ilns'lett, sajlng they had trti
i ludod to close with Weiss nnd telling
me to come to Philadelphia. I snld In
reply I had to go to Pottsvllle and asked
I) tin to meet me thete He met me
shoitlv after 9 o'e lock at the Motchnnt's
hotel nnd I told lilm I hail been so busy
nt othei wink I had not bpon able to
got aw ii in do veiy much foi lilm He
said, ' I wanted this job to go tli'ough.
The dnv you suvv me nt Loach's olilce
In Philadelphia I went to see Dolan
about the position of Weiss' emploveis
Thev had been against us all along nnd
Dolan went to no them again lie did
not get much satisfaction, but a few
dnvs la'er Mr. Whittle, a inemboi of
the lit in of Whltni .V Kenimeiei, e rial
miuliatits, In the Gil aid building,
wiote and said he hnd vviltten Weiss
nt.d asked lilm to vole foi Wanamaker.
Wi Iss leplled without committing him
self 'Tills looks" snld Van Valkeii
buig "ns though lie wanted to do bltsi
l iss with jou In tho meantime and then
notlfj ills Hi in that ho was foi Waivi
makei 1 will give vou the money now.
When do jou think jou can see lilm
ngain "' t said, "Not betote Tilda in
Satilidav." He teplled, 'That will do
Wilte the pledge the same as the one
jou got fiom the doctoi nnd mall It to
me at Phlladi lphla I will expect to
get it hj Sntuiiluy."
THE MONEY SUPPLIED
He gave me the mnnov, which was
In bundled dollai bills as follows.
A7Cll, National Bank of Noiilstown.
A3PI022. Mechauiis National Bank of
Philadelphia, A20'iBVi National Bank of
Noiilstown, Ail.VJ'i Montgomeiy Na
tional Bank, Noiilstown; A10170 Boston
Nationnl Bank 1 maikeil them all
witli tho stioke of n pen acioss the last
clphei. In the uppei left hand coinei
1 did this of couiso nftel wauls when T
was alone Aim Valkonbuig leglsteied
at the Men limit's hotel as "A E Ciaw
foul, Buffalo,' and had loom No S3.
Aftei mm king and including the
numbeis of the notes given me by Van
Valkeiibuig I sealed thorn up anil gave
them to the head of out agencv. At
this lime I was taken sick and had to
go home, whin I leceivcel the iollowlng
kttci.
"lionise Building,
Phil idelphlu. Pa , Dec. Gth, 1S05
Ml
Altoona, Pa.
Dear Mi : 1 am Just In re
ceipt of .Mrs 's letter of Dec. 4th,
and am veij oirj to hen of join Illness;
1 sincerel tiust It is nothing seilous and
th it vou will soon be ubout iialn 1 have
lnfoim ltlon tluuiihh a souice I cannot
sj veij lellible that the put jou weie
In opet.itlon with had written a letter
that lie would not do ns jou might wish
lilm to It Is Impoitunt enough so th it
1 think wo should tilk the niattei ovei
bcfoic pioteeiling fm thel 1 vvlicd jou at
.Scianton us boon as I obtained this In
tel m.ition not to pioeeed f in thu ami I
am veiy glad niuttcis aie hi the shape
the aie now foi we must be Veiv cau
tious, 1 shall be veij anxious to hear how
jou aie betting along
v oi j slneeiely join",
E A. V.
"On Doc 12 I leached Bethlehem and
wont to Weiss' lesldonce, vvheie I apolo
gized for not having seen him sooner.
1 told him 1 had with me the money
agieed upon and would expect lilm to
sign a pledge to vote toi Wannmakei
In tlie shape ot a lettei to myself, say
ing that on Inquliy among his consti
tuents ho lound that the sentiment was
in lavoi of Wannmnker, which was in
haiinonj with his own feelings Weiss
answeted. I have made Inquiiy and
Mind the majoilty of mj constituent
are not foi Wanamaker It Is quite on
the contiaiy The laigei number of
them aio for Pentose I have nevei
taken an nionej of this sort in my
life, and I do not see mj- vvnj clear to
do It now I will do nothing hastily,
and we will lot it lest foi the piesent,
nnd If I change my mind will notliy
jou " I nsked him It he would tieat
the matter confidential, but ho did
not make any definite pionilso and I
loft him
ANOTHER TALK WITH JOHN.
On Dec 15 I went to Wanamakei's
stole and was told lie was confined to
his bouse by a bcveiu cold Ills cleik
lecognlzed mo and told me to go to
his house, 2012 Walnut stieet 1 went
theie und sent In my caul Mr Wana
niukei saw me In the puiloi. I told
him that I had a mattoi of Impoitanco
to discuss with Van Valkonbuig, but
could not find him and had come to
the hoube at the suggestion of the cleik
at the stoic Ml Wnnumikei said
"Have jou evei hud nnj woik In Hur
Usbutg 111 the niattei of de
tecting attempts to Inlbe legisla
tor' ' I said I had not Said he
' We aie going to win this light unless
the othei side buj too many people
' The aie nt It," 1 said, "und nio pa -lug
big mono " "Have ou the
pi oofs'" he liiquiicd "I haven't got
the proofs," I answoied, "but I think I
have a moi ul cei taint) and want to
talk it ovei with Van Valkeiibuig '
"You have done some things foi him,
have ou '" said Wanamakei "Yes " I
insvveied, "I am dealing now with u
inenibii at Bethlehem. Not thampton
county" "Well, thej have been set
ting tiaps foi us" said Wanamakei
"A man named Baldwin, nt Connells
vllle call) In the fight wiote to us
off ei lug to suppoit me foi a ciilain
bum and this, of couise, put me on mj
guai d against lilm He now alleges
thnt I inttodilced lilm to Van Valkeii
buig at Connellsvllle This pint of tils
statement is title Theie was a lei op
tion ut the tavoiu theie and I nutuially
Intioduced lilm to Van Valkenburg w ho
was standing beside me, but the veiy
fact of his pioposltlon In wilting and
signed put me on my guaid against
him and I said but little to him f
don't think ho got a cent of oui money,
as Dunn states that ho (Dunn) laised
the money himself But we must be
vei) euieful 1 shall not talk to a
member of the legislatuie again unless
thete aie mine of mj fi lends piesent
"They will not catch me," I said "I
have been In this business too long for
that I will know just wheie 1 am nt
befoie I deal. I want to see Van Vnl
kenbuig and my movements aie uncei
taln. 1 ma j be kept heie n week or
two oi I niuy be obliged to leave to
night "
"Don't go without seeing Van Vai
kenbuig," snld Ml Wannmakei "And
If possible call here again befoie you
leave This is going to be a gnat light
und If T win it means u new oulei of
things "
"An epoch In Pennsjhnnla politics,"
1 bald
"Yes, that Is just It." said he. "Call
again befoie" jou leave town"
I then left and went to my hotel,
vvheie Van Vnlkenlnug joined me In
loom No 1 at Doonei'H He asked mo
If I had seen Weiss I snld' "!os, I
nieunt to give hlni $300 down If he
signed the pledge and the balance when
he wiote to his einplo)eis that ho was
foi Wanamakei His head Is swelled
and he wants moie money."
van riRows suspicions.
"I think he Is putting up a Job on
ou," said Van Valkeiibuig "Ho bus
vviltten to his einplojen, saying that
he cannot be for Wunumuker under
any clicuiiistnnces, They aie setting
up pins to stilke at us fin bilbeiy Be
on jour guard eveiy minute. Thev may
stilke (it jou at any time. If Wtlss
comes nt you, you must say that you
weie only feeling him on )oui own ac
count and when )ou came back to joui
people they would not put up tho
munoy The in dels have gone out thnt
evei) man lonnectod with the Wana
makei management must bo struck at
whi'ievei It Is possible Quay Js pei
fectly fi untie It Is the Hist time ho
has had to oppose sutb an aggicgatlon
of tnleiit "
' They uie uftei jou at Connellsvllle,"
I said. "It was tnj biothei," ho le
pllul "I told him ul tho time he was
a tool, us Baldwin would put a job up
on him I have not been caught be
muse when I had un Intel view with
iinv of those people I nlwajs had a
filend with me. Chief of Police Kaust.
of Altoona, was with me when 1 met
one of the Wostinoiolniid delegation,
and aftet he left Enlist said 'You
Hindu a mistake. You did not
go fin enough with that fellow Yoil
nevei mentioned mono) ' Di Muckov
was in to see Flank Loach and Is nil
light, nnd 1 had Lench write lilm a
shoit lettet, winning lilm to be on his
guard. I hopo It will do no liuini I
wish jou could go Into the othei camp
nnd do home bin lug for them We do
not piopose to put In any mine inone),
us It Is dangerous.
"While do jou think vou mo?" I
asked. He grinned und said: ' We nro
gaining. I novel said we would win,
and 1 dun't saj so now, Quaj's attaik
on the Business Men's longue shows he
lb badly tattled. You hnd bettei let
Wolss alone Keep out $,10 for yolti
self, and express me the balance to th"
coinei of Eleventh and Walnut street "
On Decombei 17th, at 10 20 a m . I
called nt the ollle e of the Business
Men's lengue In the Houise building,
nnd Inqulied foi Mi Van Valkonbuig.
They bald lie was not In, and 1 sat
down Rudolph Blankenbeig sat down
just Inside the tall and Ml Eieiich be
hind the scioen In the outei olilce. A
limn named Oppeiihelmer enme In nnd
infoimed riench tint he had foui lep
lesentutlves on a stilng and If they
weie looked attoi they might be landed
Tluee of them weie Hatfield, Huitninn
nnd Lloyd, nil Philadelphia men. The
name of the fouith I could not catch.
Nod Patton wns named In some con
nection and Trench said: "We can't
touch him" Pied Van Valkonbuig
came in and I told lilm I had got pei
mibslon to woik foi them at Hauis
buig He said' "We aie going to
make Rome howl The) can't beat us
unlebs the) bit) a lot of votes I want
you to ni range to get in with some one
on the other side and buy borne of our
lellows lot theni "
AGAIN THE WILY DOLAN.
I lemalned most of the day on De
cembei IS at the ofllces of tho Business
Men's league and was Intioduced to
Thomas Dolan as a man w ho hail been
doing some nice woik for their side.
Ann Valkeiibuig told Dolan that the
repiesentative from Adams county
would be there that day and Dolan
said' "Bilng lilm to in) olilce in the
Diexel building nt 1 o'clock" Van
Vnnkonbuig complained that the de
tectives woie trying to establish a con
nection between the Rev ei end Mi
Duff) and Wanamakei, so as to an est
Wanamakei foi conspliney to defame
Pentose.
Dining the next two or tlneo da)s
Bachaiach was summoned, to Philadel
phia and was sent out by Pud Van
Valkeiibuig on seveial missions among
them to Boiling Sin lugs In Cumbei
lautl countj whole ho wus told "Don't
give lilm any checks or an) thing of
that soit, but If jou find lilm all right
and he Is shoit on expenses fix him
up"
On Decembei 21st while In Scianton I
went to the olilce of the United States
Express company and in the presence
of witnesses put the live $100 bills which
I had leceived fiom Van Valkonbuig
foi Wolss in un envelope, wrapped In a
letter to E A Van Valkonbuig The
envelope was addiessed to that gentle
man at the Hotel Stcnton In Philadel
phia. SOME DIRTY WORK.
I enme back to Philadelphia on De
cembei 22nd, and met Pied Van Val
konbuig and Bachniach. We walked to
the ' Telegiaph" building und Van Val--kcnbuig
went In. Bachniach began
talking with me about the head of oui
Hi in. He said "I was foi Scott fot
seiiatoi in Lus-erne and John Lonahan
and jour boss weie for Huivo). I got
Bill j Bauei, one of join bosses' men,
wutchlng mo. I had a lot of men In the
loom fixing them up loi Scott and he
had his men outside, but he can't piove
1 gave them tun money, I gave Billy
Bauei $25 and ho voted for Scott Billy
could not leslst the cash Van Valken
burg came dow n and said, ' Our detec
tlves can't make anjthlnt' out of Pen
lose. He hub coveied his tincks too
well" In the evening Bachaiach sent
foi mo to come to the Stenton, and
asked if I had a couple of shadows
Pied, Van Valkeiibuig was with him
and a innn named Hick fiom Phllndtl
pliln Vnn Valkenburg said "Baldwin
of Connellsvllle, Is here diunk We
want jou to locate lilm and we will ti)
to have lilm anested on some cluuge.
Wo think ho is hole to make anothei
affidavit and we must heart It oft, If pos
sible " We went to the Hotel Walton
to look foi Baldwin but he wus out.
It wus suggested thnt Buchuiach and
1 should go to the olilce In the Bouise
vvheie theie was a plctuie of Baldwin
On the win Bachaiach told me about
the uilmailes in l.uoine count last
spiing. Sometime betoie the) occuntd
Pud Van Vnlkenlnug mine to Bacli
nuich's sulooii and Intioduced hlmselt
and salil he would like lo meet some of
the mndldutes naihaiach intioduced
him to Col Scott bometlmo latei Van
Valkeiibuig enme Uji k with a letter
fiom a top-notch politician In Philadel
phia, piobablj fiom Dave Mm tin
Bachaiach tnlegtapheil the Philadel
phia mnn nnd wus told that Vnn Val
konbuig was all light Shoitlv aftei
this Ed Van Valkeiibuig at lived at
Wilkes-Bane.
At the stmt both of the Van Valken
buigs weie foi Hanej foi senatoi, as
It was uudeistooil that he was foi
Wannmakei and was giving Quay the
tin ow -down. Bachaiach lofused to de
soit Siott He and Van Valkeiibuig
ngiocd on a slate foi menibeis of the
house and It was undei stood between
them thev should llsfht it out foi the
senatoi. Haivey hud the odds In his
fnvor ns Quay was foi lilm with his in
fluence and W.inamakii with his nion
ej, but Scott won the fight Ed Van
Valkeiibuig got scaled about one mem
bei nnd mine to Buchaiach at mid
night, who said "I can take jou to a
man tonight who can dellvei delegates
enough at Nanllioke to nominate' him,"
bo thev diove about five miles aciobs
the liver and woke the follow at 2 a
in nnd he agieed to deliver the goods
When he named his pi Ice Vnn Valken
butg was astounded at Its ehonpness
He said, ' Leach gave me the names of
people to see In this county and thej
aio all back numbeis I have been
spending mv time and money fooling
with them" Van Valkeiibuisr paid
ovei the money and Mlllei hnd 33 votes
In the convention Buchaiach lemnik
ed we hnve sot all the Lueine people
but one nnd he and his biothei -In-law
aio hunting me now "
MARSHAL BARRING TALKS
Not Employed by Qjay but by c Number
ol Repressentalive Btialrrss Men.
The Case Against Van Valken
burg to Be Pushed to the End.
Mr II Hailing, of the il'eteetlve dim
of Hailing & McSweeney, whose names
uppeai In the lute developments with
legnrd to the Van ValkenburR-Wiuiu-miikei
scuiululs, wns Been yestetdny by
n loputtoi of The Tilbuue, He was
show n .the published statement of Mi.
A an Valkeiibuig made by the latter lif
ter his in lost by Daniel McSweeliej".
Mi. Ban lug said In substance that Mi.
Van Valkeiibuig was evidently mak
ing a pietty stiff bluff but It would
nvull him nothing "For the last thtee
month," continued Mi Bailing, 'we
have been at woik upon this case, and
we have had n innn on the veiy Inside
of the Wnnnmakor syndicate, and we
know all about the details tit their
boom Wo know what money wns spent,
vvho got It, who paid 11, and who acted
ns middlemen anil slool pigeons We
shall expose the whole business, but of
course wo ulo not londy now to give
out whole case nwuj' The most inlei
ostlng units will develop nt the hear
ing nnd iliiilnir the tilul In mint We
have not only one c nse itgninst Mi Van
Valkeiibuig, but piobubly half a lozen,
and wo shall keep lilm busy making
statements and explanations He Is
not the only one of the Combine wbr Is
llnl lo undei tho law, but It will depend
upon counsel whethei othei s wMl b" t.i
lest J oi not,
not Hired by quay.
"Tiili tnlk about the despeiato s'lnUs
of f-'ctiafoi Qua) Is all lot S'liltnr
Quav had nhsolutelv nothing to lo with
this info and when he III st heaid ot It
the 1 tit ts woie ns much n surp.-lso to
lilm in thev will be to Mi Wnnaiii iker
before we get thiough. Senator Quay
had the (list Intimation thnt wo weie
at woik upon this case about two weeks
ago, and It Is only within a veiy few
thijs that he was mnrte acquainted with
the details, We weie not empluved by
Senatoi Quay not hj Senator Pentose.
not bj any othei patty Immediately In
tel osiou in the suet ess of Qua) in Pen
tose. At the time when we wen- emploved
evuybod) wns at soa as to tho inudl
date who might get the enrtoisem"iit of
Senator Qunj und his fi lends Half a
doen names weie mentioned at lint
time AVe shall go to the bit
tor end with these cases; these ire our
In mictions, nnd It Is entliely Iinina
teilal who Is elected for senator to fat
as these clnuge's against E A Vnn
Vall'i nhiiig and othcis mo concerned.
Tl is perlectly natuial that Sen-itor
Qua r si ruld take some Intel est ,n this
niattei now, and I should not wondei
If his ft lends would furnish infoiinu
tl in which wo hnve not been able tn ob
tain; thev would be peifeetlj lustltled
In doing so
THEIR COUNSEL
"Some of the ablest counsel In Penn
sjlvanla have been retained, foi In
stance John T Lenuliun and Heniy W
Pulmei, of Wllkos-Bmre, and W. J.
WhltehoUBO, of Pottsvllle, and ari.me
mnus will be made to lelnln a c"ifalu
(-"iitliiiinn of the Lackawanna county
bni whose mime I am not nt libel t) to
glv e.
"Theie Is no sentiment with us In
this mattei . nnd no political piejudlce
whatevei We aie undei the Instruc
tions of oui clients and wo shall obey
thelt onleis The woist foatme about
this whole oirt) business consists pio
bablj' In Hie tact that theie does not
even seem to 'honor anion:: thieves.'
Homo of the undei -stinpoeis of the
Wannmakei sj nellente, oi combine, as
jou maj be pleased to call It, huve ccr
talnlj' been llnlnir theli pockets, and T
dure saj that Mi. Wanamaker will be
the most suipiised of all when our dls
closuies ate complete. Whether he
knew all that was going on, I cannot
saj-, he eeitainb was acquainted with
some of the details, to Juilce fiom his
conveisatlon with out opeiatlve, how
evei, T am willing to give the gentle
man the benefit of the doubt. He bus
hi on v li tlmiert badlv. Some of the
men In cluuge of his boom weie lend)
to tluow lilm down any time, and with
them It was ontliel) a question of dol
lars and tents If someone hud come
along and otfeied them u blggei pi lee
thej- would have sold Mr. Wanamaker,
bodv and soul. Nothing else can bo ex
petted ot men who follow the bu.vlng
and selling of votes as n piofobsiein and
call It politics "
VAN VAL.KENBUR'u'S HEARING.
Ho Pleads Not Guilt) ami Is n bccoiul
Tunc Arrested.
Pottsvllle, Pa Dec. 31. 12. A Van
Valkenburg, manager ot the Wuno.
makor headciuaiteis at IIairis"ouig, vv ho
was uuestcd In that city last ni.'ht
on the chaigo of attempting to bubo
ltepiesentatlve Weiss, of Northampton
countv. to vote foi Wanamakei toi
United States senatoi, was given a I'
heating hole toda) befoie 'Squlie Ku"
bier. After some testimony had been
oftoied Mr. Vnn Valkonbuig waived a
hem lug nnd enteiod $1,500 ball foi his '
appeal nnce at eouit. Dining the hem - I
lng anothei vv an ant was sei veil on Van
Valkonbuig, charging him with con- i
spliac) to bilbe Di X C Macke), of,
Lackawanna lount). Ball In $1,'.00 was
also entcied by Mi Van Valkenburg
In this case. The fust mentione 1 al
leged ei line Is suld to have been com-
Vnlkonbuig's piesence heiefoi a hear-
lng
The heniinc was held In the olilce of
'Seiulio Kueblei The piosecution wus
lepic-entod b) W. J Wbltehouse. Van
Vulkenbuig's Intel osts weio looked af
tei 1j) Atoine)s Heignei, of Hanl3
buig, ex-Dlstilct Attoine) Koch nnd
Attoine) Snydei, of Pottsvllle The
hem lug began ut 11 15 o'clock Attor
ney Whltohuuse was nsslstcd In the
piosecutlon by James T. I-.eiiah.iu, of
Wilkes-Haito. Van Valkeiibuig plead
ed not guilt).
The piosecutlon then called J N. 'fili
al d, who said he was a detei live In the
employ of the Intel-state Defrtlve
ugenc), of Scianton His nsidenee Is
Altoona He was sent to the Wmui
makei people oaily In the summ l to
blie out to them nnd then disci ise all
Infoi matlon ho could set to his sup"i
lois He wont on ut gieat length to
descllbe- Intel views between hlmselt
and Van Vnlkenlnug wheiein he sold It
was aglet d ,tlint he wus to help Van
Vnlkonbui g seem e v otes against Quay's
candidate foi senatoi His testimony j
followed the lines of the statement be
gun on pace one of The Tribune 'lhc f
healing win adjourned at 113 toi nn
houi
The defendant's counsel at the aftei -noon
sesion waived a healing and en-
tend ball In V'OO Ten pioinlnent citi
zens of Pottsvllle volunteered to go on
the bail bond. Aftei the bull wns en
teied, the piosecutlon, which had op
posed the waiving of the hearing, le
suiiied the examination of Tlllard, and
be naiinted the stoiy of the alleged
conspliney The defendant and his
counsel hud left the mngistiate's of
fice. Dining the tilal of the case, an
othei win rant was solved on Van Val
keiibuig. In which hu Is charged with
conspliacy to biilx? Di X C Mackey,
of Lackawanna county. Hall In the
sum ot 1,500 wns entered for his np
pearance In this case
Van Valkonbuig sa)s the detective's
stoiy Is mainly a tissue of lies und
that the whole thing is Intended by the
ant!-Wannmakei people to get Into the
novvspnpeis a lot of senseless chniges
that they dare not otherwise publish
outside of a iieailns. that the whole
thing Is a faice to weaken the Wana
maker cause.
WEISS IS FOR PENROSE.
Hut Hu Slits He Did Not liihtlgato
tho Prosecution.
Himlsbuig, Dec 31 Uepiesentatlve
Weiss, of Northampton, came to Hui-
ilsbuig this aftei noon and made a
statement In the Vnw Valkenburg bri
be! y mutter. He sujs that the lit st he
hen ul of the case was when he lend
the papers this morning. He bus nut
seen Van Valkenburg Blnce the ad
journment of the last legislature, nnd
Vnn Valkenburg has never apptouched
hlni lu Mi. Waniimnket's Interest.
"I do not know the complaint in tho
ense against Ml. Vnn Valkeiibuig and
I am not a patty to the suit nor had I
any knowledge of It."
Mr. Weiss safl that he will vote for
Pentose.
THE
LEADER
124-126 Wyoming Av&
Happy
New Year
To .ill our friends and
patrons. That is the
sincere wish of "The
Lkader."
In the course of 1S97 we
shall endeavor to demonstrate
that the manner in which, we
conduct our business is a boon
to the public, as we shall set
an example in low prices that
will go down to posterity as a
condition unequalled before.
Beginning with January 2
our business will be conduct
ed on the department system,
thus enabling us to keep
each department in a sound,
up-to-date condition. In order
o keep our stock moving at a
ively rate there will be no
end of bargain sales, and low
prices will reign supreme at
all times. Our first enter
prise will be a special
Clearance Sale
Beginning; Jan. 4,
For particulars of which
see Sunday papers. In the
course of our stock taking we
have found a large quantity
of odds and ends which we
must get rid of at all hazards,
and our clearance sale will
continue until our stock of
this class of goods is ex
hausted. ON THE LINE OF THE
n
are located the finest fishing and hunting
grounds In the world. Descriptive books
on application. Tlckots to all points In
Maine. Canada and Maritime Provinces,
Minneapolis, St. Paul, Canadian and
United States Northwest, Vanvouver,
Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, Ore , San
FmnclBCO.
, FifSt'ClaSS Sleeping aild Dilling CafS
attached to all throught trains. Tourist
care fully titled with bedding, curtains
and specially adaptod to wants of families
may be had with second-class tickets.
Rates always less than via other lines.
For further Information, time tables, etc.,
on application to
a V. SKINNER, Q. E. A..
353 Broadway, New York.
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'REVIVE
RESTORES VITALITY.
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w&rsk.
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1st Day, y
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Well Man
10tn Day,
of Me.
THE QPEAT 30th Day.
produces tlioubnvu ret ill tn lu 30 ilu)8. It aetl
pot crlully aud quickly Curex when all other fall
ioiiUBiueu will realn tbeir lobt uiautiood.audoUt
i.ieu will recover their soutbtul vigor by utliiii
IchVlVO. It qulclfl) and mmly rextoristMTvouii
iHhb, I.ot Vitality, liupoti'ucy, Nightly truUione,
l.obt Power, lallhw Mimorj, Wubtlnir PUeaMU and
all elicits of uUlubUbe or excem aud indUorettou,
nlilch unnts one (or MuJy, bu.lncds or marriage It
not only curie by u'.artlug at the beat ol d.nabc but
iaatrrrat iu lonlii aud blood bulkier, bring
tun back the pink glow to i.ilo cliiekHandro
ktorlng tlie lire of ontb. It wards off Inanity
md Consumption luaist on having ISKVIVO, no
itlur. It can tin carried in Ubt pocket by mtll,
1.00 per package, or Hi tor C5.00, with u poll
vci urittcu guaruiiteo to euro or refund
hmmmuy. Circular froo. Address
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