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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-24
DOings of Sneak Thieves.

On Saturday morning, about six
o'clock. Mrs. Jacob Refer, living at No.
40 Twentieth street, lett her rooms for 3
few moments, and during her absence
sneak thief quietly entered the side door
and went upstairs to her bedroom, where
he discovered some OF her jewe!ry lying
on bureau, portion OF which-two
valuable rings-he decsmped with. Eli
forts were at once made 10 recover the
property, and yesterday Colored man
called at Mrs. Refers house to show her
y gold ring. which he had bought for
thIrly-fve cents. She at once identified
it as her property and the man would
have restored il then but for the fact that
he had placed 1t on his finger, and that
having swollen, be was unable TO remove
it. 1t was learned that he subsequently,
had the ring filed of, and viii restore 1t
to-day. Strong hopes are entertained
that both rings will soon be recovered,
AS parties are on the track of the second
one.
During the same day another sneak
thief Otis supposedly entered the resi-
dence OF Mr.. r. c. Bingell, No. 2l27 Eott
street, while the family were engaged
in various duties and stole from an
upstairs room a gold watch highly valued
by its owner to which was attached q
n gold chain, having on it one So and
one 81 gold pieces. Surprising that the
object OF thief was to raise money Mr..
Bingel called on Mr.. Weller at his pawn
office, shout o'clock in the evening and
left description of his property, telling
him If it was offered to him to get Mr..
Hebrank, who knew the watch, to identity
H.. In little while man named
Holtschlsw made his appearance with the
missing goods. Mr.. Weller recognized
the watch AS the one Mr.. Bingell had
described TO him and sent for Mr..
Hebrank who identified it.
Mr. Bingel was ut once sent for but
before he arrived HoltscIsw told Messrs.
Weller and Hebrank that be had moth
ing to do with the affair and said Albert
Price, boy who at the time WAS stand
ing or the opposite side Of the street had
given it H. him to SELL HOILsclsw fear
ing trouble hurried away but was subse-
Quently arrested and he and Price were
locked no TO await bearing. A man by
the name Of Curry was also arrested and
taken before Chief Ripley. The evidence
however, did not justify his detention and
he was discharged.
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ScnIIing NOles.

Clavtor sent friends to Pittsburgh yes
terdsy to conclude, il possible, race
with Sieoert.
Manton, OF the &. 2. Brown boat club,
went up to Pittsburgh yesterday for the
purpose Of challenging Morgan, OF the
Daniels Club, to single scull
race one and half miles and
repeat for purse OF $3.50 or
$500 a side. Msnton and his friends are
to meet Morgan At 10 o'clock to-day IN
order to see what can be did in making
the race. Prospects for this race are
tsir, also the Claytor-Selbert race.
In speaking .: the DenmSrsh-haye
boat race Yesterdays Pittsburgh Sunday
Leader saws the second deposit in the
Denmsrsh-haye race WAS made yesler-
dav afternoon at Alderman Mchennss
office. Kaye was represented oy Il. W.
Leonard, the lumber desler, and Den
marsh by Ed Davis, OF soho. The unsl
deposit will be made Oh July Is. haye
is TO be allowed S25 for expenses. Kaye
is now in training and Denmarsh will
90 in:o training on Monday. The race
comes oil on the Monongshela, At Nine.
teenth street, Saturday, July 20, Tor SZ9O
side.
The Losslre Boat Club received on
SATURDAY from Troy, y. y, handsome
paper boat % feet and nine inches long,
said to be the finest now in the city,
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Fourth ofJuIy EXcursion.

Tue Pennsylvania Company, operat-
Ing the pittsburgh, TT. Wayne and Chi
cago Railway, Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad, Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad,
Asnts0ula, Youngstown and Pitts
burgh Railroad, Toledo, Ttin and
Mansfield Railroad, will sell excursion
tickets or July Sd and 4th, good to re-
turn till and including July 9th, be-
tween all stations on the above divisions,
at reduced excursion rates. These tick
cts will be good on all passenger trains
to and from such stations rs they stop a.
regularly, according to the schedule.
Should there be sufficient number from
any one station to justify the company
running special trains, arrangements
can be made by applying to the DiVis-
ion Superintendent, giving timely no
tiCe.
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BprsnIIRIIfiPG.

Capt. John Mcclure and wife will
leave to-day for Morgantown, where
they 90 to attend the commencement or
the West Virgins University.
Harry Lukens was welded Saturday
night.
Miss Monkey, of Georgetown, Md, is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Mary Roemer, Southsde, leaves
this week for visit TO Akron, ..
George Paxton, son Of Elisha Paxton,
Wellsburg, returned home from Chicsgo
last Saturday on visit to bis parents.
Miss Friend, OF this city, LETT for Pitts
burgh on visit Saturday morning.
Miss Matte Smith, OF this city, is visit
ing the family of D. &. Albert, st Fair
mont.
Cadet Seamon, son of Henry Seamon,
this city, has been promoted to Aojutsnt
of the Cadet Corps at the University.
julius Schaier, who, At one time, was
clerk at the Stsmm House, but who has
of late years resided in Iowa, Is in the
city, en- route as State Commissioner
from Iowa to the Paris Exposition.
Adiutant Charles FranZhelm returned
home Saturday evening from a trip
through the Third district, much pleased
with Kanswhs's fair daughters.
Misses julia and Nettie List Of this
city, and Miss Daisy Crothers OF Wells
burg, left last Saturday afternoon on the
Hudson for Parkersburg, where they will
remain for two or three weeks, visiting
relatives.
About twenty of the Bethany students
left here last Saturday on the steamer
Hudson tor their respective homes. Our
genial friend Geo. Byrne was among the
number.
Thomas Dsrrsh, clerk of the Mun;ci-
psi Court, lett Saturday fo- Pittsburgh.
w. j. w. Cowden will act as clerk until
the return of Mr.. Darrsh.
A letter was received last Satur-
day from Messrs. George and William
Stlfel, who left for Europe about 8
month ago. The letter was written at
Vienna and dated June 4th. Messrs.
Stilel expec. to spend the Fourth al Paris.
Henry Moore, Esq, the president Of
the Belmont Nail Company, is in the
city and is stopping at the Episcopal
residence, where he is the guest OF Blsn-
op ksin.
MI. Richard Chew, o! the Belmont
mill is in Georgetown. ID. c., where he
will attend the commencement exercises
of the Georgetown College during this
week. Mr.. Chews younger brother Is q
student at this famous institution OF Learn
lng.
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"pea,n Come.h soon or Late"

Archie p. Paxton, one of the best
known and best beloved young gentle
men of our city, died on Saturday morn
ing, of consumption. He came down to
the breakfastlable feeling better than no
had for some time, and talked for few
moments very cheeriuliy. Suddenly he
placed both hands upon his breast and
exclaimed ooh! WHAT'S thst2" and
was taken Immediately with y
terrible hemOrrhage and died
most instantly. Archie'J many friends
have been looking forward TO Lis death
for some time, but have hoped against
hope and hailed with joy his appearance
in his fathers carriage on the streets
last week. His was one Of those genial,
sunshiney dispositions, which won the
kindly feelings of all who were brought
in contact with him, while his higher
moral and intellectual qualities were
recognized rs being exceptional.
There are few quiet, unobtrusIve,
young gentleman IN this community
whose death would create as much sOr-
row and sympathy as that of Archie
PaAton.
In accordance with q wish which he
expressed a few days before his death,
there will be 10 military display in con-
nectiou with his funeral, which will take
place to-day at 2 o'clock from his fathers
residence.
Ats meeting Of the2Waverly Literary
Society, on Saturday night, the follow
iug resolutions were adopted:
Having learned cf the recent death of
our late associate and comrsde, Archie
p. Paxton, and being deslrous of giving
expression TO the feelings occasioned
thereby,
We, the members OF the Wsverly
Literary Society. take this mothod of de.
Ioting our emotions of sincerest sorrow
snd regret.
In the taking away of our cOmrsde,
We are conscious not only OF our loss as &
society OF a cred.tsble member, but slsc
Ms individuals, we lose an always bright
snd cheerful friend, whose place 10 our
esteem will ever be dedicated to his mem
Ory.
As the last token of our regard and
respect, we will attend his burial as So
ciety, with our badges drsped in mourn
ing, and insert TINS testimonial in the
city press
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BRIDG EPORT.

Misses Minnie Junkins and Carrie
Rhodes, who have been away at board
school, have returned home tor the sum
mer vacation.
Mr.. John Rhodes gets up some bcauN-
full blackboard work illustrating the IN
ternational Sabbath School lessons. lie
is quite an artist.
Some literary tramp who had burglar
lied the REGISTER office, was arrested by
our authorities, and book on phonos-
rapbv, with several numbers Of LittsySS
LiUiag Age taken from MIN. He WAS not
very shrewd, as be had lett the name Of
the city editor Of the REGISTER IN the
book, and the REGISTERS address on the
magazines. Perhaps he intended to palm
himself of among the rural population as
an editor in disguise; q kind OF migrat-
ing SiCaU, as il were, so 30 speak. lie
didn't undertake il here, however. lie
plead for the books, saying he would get
along so much better with them, but our
Mayor was inexorable ard would not
return them. The tramp, as there were
no specific charges upon which
to hold him, WAS allowed to march
upon condition Of making himself scarce
in this region. He stood not upon the
order of his gong but westward no! de-
parted. Trsmps are not so abundant
here of late.
Ota certain recent burglary we have
re!rained from speaking, and still delay
the details, as they might interfere with
the ends Of justice.
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RENWC1R LOCALS.

The employees OF the Riverside Fur
nsce were notified on Saturday that IN
less they would consent to reduction OF
ten per cent. in their wsges alter the LIST
Of July the furnace would be banked, and
work will cease then. The men will
give an answer to the authorities on
Wednesday. There is considerable dis
satisfaction among the men shout 1t, and
1t is thought they will not take kindly to
the proposition.
Mr.. John Hesley, Sr., who was so
painfully injured while riding on the
pike near Mr.. Frank Walters, on Friday
evening, reached home on Saturday. Mr..
Hesey Is already improving, and though
mis- injuries are very severe ne is cheerful
and SAVE he feels quite well. 1t will be
recoliected that during the winter MI.
HesIev suffered the dislOcstion OF his lett
shoulder, aud now he has his right arm
broken. His right eye is also hurt.
Hea!eys brass hand are getting new
uniforms and will be fully equipped, Gil
more caps included, next Friday. They
will have picnic st 3 grove near the
Benwood depo. on the Fourth of July.
The nail factory will resume in !ulI
this morning, but will not run longer
thsn this week out, it is thought.
The Catholic Church and congregation
OF which Rev. Fsther Mckernsn Is
Pastor, will hold fair and festival At
Union hall, on this and tomorrow even
ings. AS trains will run on the B. X u
k. r. ct convenient hours, It is thought a
large number of persons from Wheeling
Will attend.
There WAS no service in the NJ. +.
Church yesterday.
Brandon, the man who shot Brsnnon,
has been released from jail on bail, but
has not returned to Benwood.
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Western gFOp EepoFf-

OMAHA, June 22.-The Daily Repull-
can tomorrow morning will publish crop
reports from all the counties on tho line
OF the Union Pacific and Omaha and Re
publican Valley railroads. 1t WAS feared
that the long SESSION o; wet weather
which prevailed up 10 week ago hsd
rus,ed the wheat, and that the severe
storms generally Injured all the crops.
brit such is not the case There is no
rust whatever. The corn IS somewhat
backward, but good stand and immense
acreage. The rye harvest will com
mence about one week hence barley ten
DAYS latter, end wheat about the 2Uth OF
July. a fair estimate OF the wheat yield
will be twenty to twenty-five bushels per
acre. Ii we have favorable weather Tor
maturing the crop, the yield will be the
largest ever known.
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HE SD5STS.
Saturdays Proceedings in the Dir
ferent judicial Bodies.

SUPREME CogRT-JUDGEs GREEN, MOORE,
RAYMOND AID JOHNSON.
This Court will convene at 10 o'clock
for the transaction OF business.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDsE MELVIN.
Decisions were announced in the tol-
lowing cases;
B.O'Donnel vs.. j. Mccoy. supersedeas
to the judgment OF the County Court.
Judgment affirmed.
Board of Overseers for use, &c, VS..
David Davis, supersedess to the judg-
ment of the County Court. Judgment
affirmed after correction.
Henry Eberling vs. Building Associs.
ton. Demurrer to the bill sustained and
leave taken TO amend.
Wallace's executors vs.. Wallace.
Will of Henry Wallace, deceased, con-
strued.
John Robrecht vs.. +. Marllng. Motion
to set aside verdict OF Jury rendered at
last term in favor of plaintiff, overru!ed.
d. w. Halllsy vs.. 2. Kennedy. De-
murrer to plaintiffs bill sustained and
leave granted TO amend.
A. NJ. Jacob VS.. Life Association.
Plaintiffs exception to answer sustain
ed, the others were overru.ed.
Julia a. Glssscock vs.. John A. Arm
strong and others. Decree for sale OF
plaintiffs interest in certain real estate
upon defendant paying sum decreed
within thirty days.
Certain bills due the City Sergeant for
services IN felonles were allowed and
certified.
In the case OF Mckee vs.. johnson and
others, matters arising upon defendants
plea were argued and submitted.
In the case of n. Rheinstrom vs.. Ihos.
Philbus, the questions arising upon OBJ
iections to suficiency of the process were
argued and submitted.
Adjourned until Monday, July 7'n.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
l.. o. Smith, administrator, vs.. Theo-
dUsia McGiunis, in assumpsit. Cause ar
gued and case submitted.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This Court disposed OF one case, with
a fine of 81 and costs. Committed.
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m.KrIA,s FERRY LOCALS.

The primary election Tor delegates from
this precinct TO the coming Repuohcan
Congressional Convention was held on
Saturday, snd resulted in the election OF
the following gentlemen, who sre known
as Updegrsf men. George Robinson,
James McCsnsn, Dr.. CaPehsrt and Nor
ris Cope. The ticket received a majority
Of les in a poll of 225 votes cast.
The Catholic picnic which wss held 81
the City Hall on Saturday afternoon and
evening, instead OF the grove on account
Of the rain was largely attended. Father
Twohey was present and appeared to en-
Joy himself very much.
Martins Ferry wss unusually quiet on
Saturday night. There were no arrests
and no cause to make any.
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Church of the immaculate COnCep-
ton Yesterday.

The exercises at the Church of the
immaculate Conception yesterday were
solemn snd Impressive and were At.
tended by crowded audiences. At eight
o'clock in the morning RICH Rev. Bishop
KAN delivered an eloquent address to
the children who were to be confirmed
a class of sixteen boys and fifteen girls.
The Bishop chose for his subject the
mystery of the Holy Sacrament. He
also administered the Holy Communion.
Rev. Father Schleicher, the pastor, said
the eight and ten o'clock masses and
the Bishop preached at the latter on the
doctrine of the Holy Eucharist. Prot.
Burg and his orchestra, who were pres
ent, added greatly to the solemDIty Of the
occasion. They produced the real Greg
orian Church Chant In the afternoon
tho Bishop thoroughly examined the
candidates for confirmation and they
passed well. The Blessed Sacrament
was exposed during AL the services on
account of the octave OF the Corpus
Christie Festival. The exercises were
concluded with q solemn procession Of
the children, during which the Te Deum
was given.
The school room was handsomely
decorated with evergreens, and breakfast
and supper were served to the clsss, the
Bishop joining with them. Special credit
is due 10 Mrs. Burej, Mrs. LagOrce and
Mrs. Blum and their assistants for their
untIring efforts 10 behalf Of all who par
tiCipsted.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
OF
MAS BREWERY, &C.
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling:
CHRISTIAN Burkle, VINO sues, &c,

Christian Burkle, VINO sues, &C"
Nargaretha Mas, administrative OF DAVID
Mas, decd, and others,
N CHASCERi.
The undersigned, special Commission.
ey-s. hereby give notice that Dy virtue vi
The authority vested In then Dy au,S5 VioT
1m,de by sgid court in the above entlIIeu
raIss On the 9TH day OF April, 1873, they
SSastTi'G9RDAY. THE STH DAY, OF JUNE,
ISIS, commencing ut 10 O'Clock a: ~,
sell nj public auction, at the 'front.'
rnnr of me Court House of OHIO county,
Nrst Virginia, in the city OF wheeling, 10
Tie highest and best bidder, the real estate
nt which said David Mas, deco uleu
sized md possessed, tO-wil: Inc piece OF
land. containing about two ana one-hS-l
acr,s. on which said David Mas had nus
residence ana brewery at the tIlhe Oh ms
death, which was conveyed 10 MIN oy one
FrruZ HcgueT and vile by ueeu udtSu
March ~, 1851, and now Ci RECORD IN me
Clerks Office OF the county court Oh saI9
c1rutv. i'm deed book NO. ~, page ~ Ruu
- T..f i'm said deed as follows: Front
r,., nm rho continuance OF Market sncet
ninety feet, more or less; thence running
,gifh HOrmau's line northeast one nun
T,a,I and ten feet: thence north to Bush
ri,Ti n NcNegreu's line; thence east 10
Ionn NcIure'S l'ne; thence with ms Inc
about 10 feet; thence west 10 norman
Uut, the place OF beginning.
Also, let No. NOn one hundred anu IouI,
,,, northwest corner OF Fourth Nately
...r1r1 bank street AID Coal street, mont
fr.., M fa-f on Coal street and running west
,r..-,r with Fourth street lUO feet, being
same lot conveyed TO said DaNlu Mas Dy
Io..rn Bel and vile, by deco uatt9
catcher 3. 1867, and now of record I'm SAID
t..~grs Office in deed book No. Is, page
ma All Of said real estate being In saiu
civ. county and state. -.,..,.
I-fgy- or SAHE-One-iOurth oil the pur-
r,sa money, or such greater sum as the
,.,,,rns-e.r may elect TO pay, IN cash the
i-..... :u three equal IustalmenIN, tacn
,.-r.r,r interest from the day of sale ana
,.4s.n'G respectively In six, twelve anu
,S,.frsu months after the day OF sale, the
,Tr.r,.rt To 1--WE bonds with personal
I..,..tf'y thereon satisfactory TO The under
..5t...t ior said deferred Payments, ana lhe
r.i.4.fu be retained until payment III IuI'
pfrl,. purchase money.
'' '''' LEWIS :. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
T. g.. HLRN ~, AuctlOneer. Hati
.rr. above said has been adjourned uhJiI
4tIrRDAN.JUNEI 5IR, at 100 O'Clock AN
LEWIS :. JORDAN.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
HFRyEY, AuctiOneer.
.r.r.,n.v, sale has been adjourned un-
cd SATURDAY., June 2gth, AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ
LEW IL =. JORDAN.
ALFRED Caldwell,
special Commissioners.
g. HELVEY, AuCtiOneer.
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Auction of Hats.

Last Saturday the stock Of hats owned
by J. 5. Reed was sold At auction by Uu.
Gle Dick Richardson, on landlords dis.
tress warrant. The sale, like all other
forced sales, was the cause of great
sacrifice to The owner. Fine silk
hats marked s. were knocked of
at $3.50, and in one instance 81
Other hats, felt, were sold at prices rang
ing from to 60 cents. Canes which
previously sold from so cents TO 81 so
went for mere song. Mr.. Reed in
formed US last evening that the proceeds
arising from the sale would not pay
more than 20 cents on the dollar Of mis-
Indebtedness.
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OIICIty

on CITY, June 22-Msrket opened
weak, with sales Of ~ li., declined To
81 IIt, advanced to 81 l3l and closed
weak NJ 81 IL.
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Foot Wear.

We cal! the special attention Of the
ladies TO the largest stock OF Button Side
Lsce and Waking Boots, Mignon Ties,
Opera sud Toilet Slippers in the city,
the only place where 8 lady can get
properly fitted. All frat quality goods
guaranteed, aud the price as low as any
house in the city. We solicit 81 exam
instion Of our stock; we sre not afraid 10
show goods. Give US call at Little
Shoe House. JERRY CLEMENS,
Is Eleventh street.
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Tho Convict Smith.

Lewis 5. Price, who returned from
Parkersburg to Reedsville on last Sstur-
day, to ascertain, if possible, Whist had
become OF the coovjct Thomas smith,
who leaped overheard from the steamer
Hudson on her last up trip, arrived in
the city Yesterday, and reported that It
is generally believed that Smith
was drowned. Mr.. Price travelled all
over the section OF country lying in
close prcX NIFTY 10 Reedsville, but could
not hear anything of Smith. lie further
informed Us that the s-ern o: = boat in
leaving the wharf IL Reedsvile does not
come within forty feet OF the shore, and
If the convict lesped from the "tsn tail"
of the Hudson, as previously stated, he
was drawn under the wheel and drowned.
The wster 81 the point mentioned is
about twenty feet deep.
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Special Term.

A special term OF the Circuit Court of
Marshall county begins at houndsville
to-dsy, for the trial Of the ejectment suit
of Peterson VS.. Psrriott, snd for the
hearing of chsncery causes. Judge j.
NJ. Jackson will sit during the trial OF
the ejectment cause, and Judge Melvin
will hear the miscellaneous business, un-
der sn arrangement between the judges:
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SUITS ! SUITS

Isl Ladies' Linen Suits lett, which we
will sell at manufacturers cost.
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DRY GOODS.
AeW HaFL

NEW YORK, June 22-Dry Goods
Business light with commission b0ui"
and the jobbing trade u quiet. Cotton
goods moving slowly, but the bee! cor
pOrstlon brown and coIOred cOtt0us are
generally steady. Prints dull IN tr'
hands, but ] GIT lsncies are selling fAirly
al Low prices by jobbers. Mems wear
woolens moving slowly snd in relatively
email lots.
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TEMPERANCE AoIfs

Yesterday afternoon the Ladi,s' ter g.
perance band held an Interesting NEE.
ing st Mozart bali.
The meeting st the same place Is,
evening was well attended, ard was an.
tertained by sdiresses from }. "
Hawks, Of Baltimore, John Woods spd
other worthy lsborers in the great cau:,
of temperance.
The Good Templsrs will hold q public
meeting 81 Peterson's Hall To- night
Good speakers will be on hsnd.
Parker Hall wss filed last evening
with fine audience. The speaker:
Messrs. S. Il. Creighton and B. B. Porter
were unusually enthusiastic in their
efforts.
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For upwards OF thirty years NJ
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been u,ei
tor children. 1t corrects the acidi,v ID.
the stomach, relieves wind collie, reg..
lstes the bowels, cures dysentery sni
disrrhoea, whether arising from teethlag
or other causes. An old and well.trIeI
remedy. Twenty-Five cents bottle.