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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-08-19
Spirit Of 5cffcrsOn.
charlestOun. Jererson connsy. .WeA, "a.
ruEsH4Y M0RXING. August 10. 1879.
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

- Blan;on Dunosn has turned up on tho
greenhnck stump in Maine. r
- The population of Lvnchhurg. Va, is
now between 81 900 and $4,000. nc ~
la Texas there ere whole counties be-
longing TO few erent cattle raisers. 7'T
= There is one estate in California half
the size of the State of Rhode Island.
= There is single farm in Kansas which
is reported to have river frontage of over
thirty miles. -,si,. g.. ia
: It is said that Hayes is saving annual
y $40. 900 of his salary. and has never con.
tributed o cent to the fund for campaign
purposes.
- The whoie of the United States have
bu, 3,000, 900 proprietary agricrlturists; one
half The number of Franco, with ton times
the area.
- During the month of May the United
Sss'es mints coined gold pieces valued at
S2,s7S,5 $50; 2,330,00 silver dollars. and
Si.7OS 10 smaller coins.
: Oh, how the young girl now does plan
to antrsp the poor young man, where the fz-
zins fountain shall supply her wants. aud
,-nda her sisters and her cousins and her
aunts.
- The Germans, Italians and French ore
preparing FOR eEteuSI76 EXHIBITS at the
Maxioan exhibits in 1880, wink view of
in,erruptin. trade between the United States
and Mexion.
- Accordin. to the new constitution Of
California no Chinaman can hereafter be en-
played or any State, county. municipal or
other public work, or by any corporation in
any capnciry.
- Tho new liquor law for Illinois permits
all persons, male or female. 10 vote on the
gnastion whether licenses shall be granted in
their town. There is special and different
la1 for the larger cities.
"A piece of ordnance has been manu-.
facsnrcd a: Turin which throws projsotile
weighing r ton. and requires 500 pounds of
powder for a charge. II is 81 feet long, aud
has an IS inch ca!ihre.
- The Psnnsylvaoia railroad company
has begun to plant Virginia creepera on tho
hilsides along their tracks. The efsc, it ia
thnught will add to the heantv of tho scene
~ and tend To prevent land slides.
- The Cincinnati Commercial insists ,h.t
the rrico Of postal nrder should be reduced
from twelve csnts tn one cent. and that such
orders should be issned by every postofice.
"mak ing TIE rosso@eess tae elearingshousos
oi the people"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-08-19

- Cen JoRenh Johnston. sinoe his rotu-n
to his home in Virginia. says that ono years
crporiencs in the Iion,e nf Representatives
h7s ,horcughly disguised him with poiitirs
r2a 'h": vh"n his term expires he intends
to rttirs tn private i;fe.
Tie Nv York San sayr: "The T'.audu.
lent President the Secretary of tn. TTrnsu.
rv. the Chief J1st;ce Of tho United States,
the Gerersl and Lieutenant General Of tho
Army, and Vice> Admiral Of the Navy, all
hnil from Ohio. The ex"cut;~r. the purse,
the sword. and the head OF the judiciary are
thus united in single State.
- Staactites and staiarmitcs from the
Ln~ay Cavern. in Vir,inia. a-a now on ez-
hitition at TiiF,ny's. New York, and attract
gond deal of attention, These specimens
| nr" hollow. and said to illustrate exactly how
sub'prrancsn cavities like that Of I.nray and
| the Mammoth Cave sre formed. The carho>
nato OF lime firms snlid crust over the va,
ters Of some prehistoric lake, and the snbse>
qncnt euhsidcnce OF the water leaves the
cavern with all its arches and pillars intact
| y cavern, in other words, is only large
stalagmi:e, hollow, and emptied of the water
which it originally contained.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-08-19

$780, Sa m.aa b7 sss aap ss ,,os: Say
Capital not required; viii start you M-n.
women. boys and girls m,ke money faster at
work for than at anvIhipg else The work ia
Erhr and pleasant. and 9 ch ss anyone cen go
right 1Eose who wac u no zee this n"tice
will seud US their addrrRsra st Opce md see for
Ih- -mscIvrs. Co,t;y Outfit and terms free. Now
ia IN. time. Those already AT work ar. having
uo large auns of money. Address TRUE CO..
Aukusts, Maine June II. 1879 ly.
fIOTO y. TRUSSELL's and &c; pair Of gOod
y two hu't"n Kid Gloves for oniv 50 crnts
AIiMROD TRUSSFLI- I, now receiving laTra
y assortment Of ~ inch ester rDh6e ShorR Call
and examine betnre purchasing eiso~hers. As ne
IS Headquarters fcE Shoes.
June 10, 1879. -.......--. ID.
pEsr mako FnII CIo'b, " hite ard t:-nv Flsn
y mel. YnrUr. SC. n. TAYLOR's.
Septembsr e4, 1878.
TEAS. Coffee. Sug.t. Syrnps, Queen, Glsss I'D
Wooden Ware, for sale by
July 8, 1879 s. 8. DAEGAEN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-08-19

Cs0 O08 A'YEAR for honest, fnieIlige en business
5S man or nsspis. New bosin ssS: lighs work.
TJdress Co oPEaArrvF 4erscyr tJttsfcn, IND.
rVp J. 1879 I'm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-08-19

tTlers havs been few more beautiful poems
than this written. 1t was on reading IL that
George D. Prentice said 'one might nluost
wish t. die. If he knew that so beautiful q
tribnte as tliis would be written to his mem
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-05

WHEELING FAMILY MAREET.-There Is a
fur supply Of everything in season in our
markets Just now, at moderately easy
prices. The fluctuations In the quotations
given from week to week is SO slight rs to
seldom merit special mention. Eggs COLI
tinue in light supply, and as the demand
iS.qnite brisk, they are firmly held at S5al0c
per dozen. Butter is coming in more
freely, and is in better supply than last
week. The best Is held at lSaa0c per
pound, and common is held at l2aljc.
Chickens are 20a3jC each dressed,
geese 40a50c each, ducks 95a4Oc
each and turkeys l0ll2ic per pound;
pheasants 25aSOc each, partridgcs
81 80 per dozen, rabbits l0al5c each, SPUR.
FelS loo each. The markets. well supplied
with OlIolnp eating apples, which are sold
freely at l5a25G ppr peek, Vegetables are
quo ted as follows; POTATOES BIC per peck,
sweet potatoes soc per peck, parsnjps aOe
per peck, turnips zoe per peck, onions ,ilOa
l0G per peck, celery &c per bunch, cabbage
5al5c pcr head. Cranberries are sold al
lDa plr quart, honliny at sc per quart,
beans st 81 por quart, oysters at PIC per
quart bulk, or 4latSlp per can. Fresh luke
fish arc Zoe per IL; lake aud river fish, per
string, 2jc. Muth's sausage Is loo nor III,
common sausage Sc, lard 9al0c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-05

ITELp FOR BURaLAnY.-John Vincent,
alias John Heidi, a boy Of fifteen, was be.
lore the police court yesterday morning
on charge Of entering the house OF
Samuel II. KasiGy, on MrCelIoGh street, in
the night tune, and carrying on several
articles Of household use belonging to
Kaslcy. The missing articles were found
in q stable at the residence OF the boys
stepiather, with whom be made his home,
and rs the lad hal been sean lettering III
the vicinity Of Kasley's house Tho evening
tho robbery was committed, no was at
once arrested. Judge Crannler imposed u
fine Of so and costs upon the boy, which
was promptly paid by his friends. The
boy was then arrested on State warrant,
issued BY Justice Vim. Phillips, md was
arraignel before that JUSTICE 10 answer a
charge Of burglary. An examination was
had, which resulted in tho defendant be-
ing held in 81, 900 10 answer any indict-
mVnt that may |ie found against him by
the Grand Jury. lie gav6 tho required
bond, Mr.. Charles Heidi being his surety,
and was discharged from custody.
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CnEw Jackson's bestswe Navy Tobacco.
NEw sroCK of Wall Papprs-0 Choice pat
terms from y to s cents, at
Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street,
JOHN ROENER's.

SctExcE has accomplished no more wonder.
fnl or gratifying result than the perfection OF
IN antidot0 10 tbs chilling signs Of approach.
Ing age, something to obIlteTate the tcll.talc
trucks of time, aud preserve the natural
adonlments Of youth to ripe old age. Halls
Hair Remover does all this, and its praise re.
sounds IN cottage and palace. The jewellers
among the SHOWS Of Norway and The peasants
OF sunny France and Spain, find use for IT.,
aud find means to get It, and 1t does not dis.
appoint them. Tie whitening locks again re.
sumo their youthful color, the thin, dry and
faded hair becomes bright and glossy. The
whole appearance Is changed rs II by rNagic,
and the man orwOmaN, who before was call
ed aged, now appears as one in the prime OF
life: Such wondCrous changes cannotpnss I'M
noticed, and they have produced the llnpre.
CgdGNted demand that now cEiuts foF the tr4t
and only article ewes compounded that can
produce them IN a pleasing and satisfactory
manncr.-Nctr Era, VOOdstOrk, III, paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-05
HE WIEELNG DAILY WEDNESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY Isl

MAENNERclioR MAsQuRRApE.-The cosy
little hall Of the Maennerchor Singing
Society, In the Franxhiem building, on
Main street, was crowded last nightwitll
gay niasqueraders, who had assembled %
participate in the carnival Of fun promised
by the programme Of the annual Masket
Ball oil the Wheeling Maennerchors.
There were great variety OF costumes on
the floor, both rich and unique, and the
spectacle presented to the eyes Of the look.
ers on in Venice was as diversified as the
contents ola kaleidoscope. would he next
to impossible 10 describe In detail
the DISCUSSES assumed by the merry
dancers, There were funny clowns
and llght.iooted colnmbines, noble red
men and fierce looking soldiers, pretty
flower girls, nuns, cavaliers and hod
carriers, fat boys and thin boys, sprightly
Colored gents and risky Colored females,
monks, hunters, etc.. etc. But the. live
Hest Of the lot without doubt, was
little Topsy who found circle 81
admirers In whatever direction she Tor heJ
turned. The sex ofthis Topsy wasa mat
ter Of considerable comment, and several
bets were made on the question.
The ball was under the management OF
a committee consisting OF Mcssrs. Charles
Appenzeller, l.. G. stiiel, NJ. Gcliuk, Theo.
dore Kober, j. Schiller and L. Dechert,
who, by their assiduous attention to their
guests, made them feel that they were en-.
joyinR the occasion whether they really
did or not. Kraner's superb orchestra
furnished the music, and Proctor, the
steam oyster man, the supper. Everything
passed OF smoothly and pleasantly, and L
was the unanimous opinion Of all with
whom the writer came In contact, that
the Maennerchor masquerade OF 20 was as
great success socially rs any Of It's well
remembered predecessors,
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nprNCM LoSG."-Thcrc arc several dis.
gustel reporters in this city. They have
been kept on the gu yire for several days
expecting tho capture OF the notorious in.
C;Vilupl whose name heads this article.
They heard that el'Hnch" was at I|en%0od
yesterday morning, and that lie had
crossed the river u Rpllsire In Q skiH.
Again, they we're told that The gay and
festive burglar who lately had fuss with
his landlady, at Sheriff TtnglO's boarding
house, and left in huff, had called at the
l4aughlinIron Works, over the river, and
had Q chat with the boys, about flvo
minutes attsr his pursuers had been
at the mill looking for him. The
reporters were following deputy sharifs
aud policemen around all day, to learn
whether "pppph" hid yet succeeded In
finding them. But "PpnEh" Is q surly,
unaccommodating sort Of Q lclIoy, aud
didn't make any apparent effort to catch
up with the officers, and was even mean
enough not to come back and give himself
up when he certainly ought have known
wbAt great agitation he was causing on
this side Of tlts Tster. Thus was a good
iteuI lost for the disg4stcd reporters, who
would give q dozen festival tickets Inst to
catch the scamp in 0 good, quiet PTactLbc.
hind bars, for INSTANCE.
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Murdered for M. nm. In,nron,.

LEBANON, Pa, February AIN Decem.
Der last Jos. Rober was supposed to have
fallen into a shallow stream in Union
township and drowned. The peculiar
manner in which he was found and the
conduct of certain parties since, called up
suspicious Of foul play, especially since It
became known that insurance policies on
his life, to a considerable amount, had
been issued, Several insurance companies
interested employed detectives and they
were about commencing an investigation,
when Jos. +. Peters lodged information
before Squire Peck, charging John r,
Stichler, Charles True, 1zrael Brandt,
Horny Wise, Josiah Hummel and George
Zecllman with being the murderers Of
Rober. Warrants were issued and the
parties arrested this morning and lodged
III jail. The original amount OF the insur.
ance was $4,000, but on account OF the
failure to keep up the payment some S2O,-
900 was dropped. The policies in the fol.
lowing companies were kept good: Home
Mutual, OF Lebanon, s., 900; keystone, Of
Allentown, 5000: Reading Mutual, ST..
600; Mutual benefit, Of Hartford, 5000;
New Erie, Of Philadelphia, 81 900.
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GERMANY,

NIsAA&cS'S Gao mLL RobnED OF ITS FASds.
LONDON, February "A Berlin dispatch
says that the: Legal Committee OF the Fed.
eral Council have completed their con.
sideration Of BismarcE's gagging bill,
They have eliminated the most oh9oxloIs
provisions and toned the others down so
As "a deprive the hill in great part Of lis
offensive character. The bill rs amended
limits the disciplinary power Of tho Roioh.
stag over its members to their conduct as
mnmberR, thai Is while exercising the
or dischNrging the functions OF
members. A milder punishment has been
lnterpolatcd in the shape OF a first warm
ing, which is in every case to precpde the
official repriMapd, The clauses making
members amenahle before q Criminal
Court Tor lisdemeannr committed In the
discharge Of the duties Of their office and
empowering the House to deprive them
OF re.eligibility to future Parliaments are
altogether stricken out. Notwithstanding
these alterations, which makes tho hill
harmless, the feeling among tho members
f0Nt mas opposed 10 tic measure. They
consider that measure curtailing their
privileges should eminate with them and
not originate with the Government.
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TELEGRAPHIo DROPS.

a dispatch from IIazirplr says that Wall
Mahomed has been sent to Jeflalabad.
A Copenhagen dispatch says that a
diplomatic rupture between Germany and
Denmark is probable.
Tho Wrappers in tho Dexter Lambert
Company's silk mill, at Paterson N. Y,
has struck for higher wages,
Canada authorities report that tho ru.
mored crossing Of Sitting Bull into Amer.
lean borders ispurely aPoOryphal.
The mortality from the black plague, in
tho province OF Cara, Rio Janeiro, has dc.
creased one-hali since the last report.
A dispatch from Tunls says that the
town and district OF Khotour woro snr.
rendered to the PcrsiaRs January q, but
the Turks retain possession until definite
boundary can 10 settled,
4hree Catholic bishops have had n con.
ference with tho Lieut. Of ireland, and in.
formed him that the Catholics were
willing to accept any fair compromise on
the university education question.
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AlaFIuIng Synntonia ana their our.

/, Cough, short breath, pains In the side or
breast fever night swCats, tickling, soreness.
OF rising ittle throat, nervous debility, aphon.
Ia, @ los ofvoice, kidhcy affections, &S, 10
avoid al dangers resulting from the above NE
know Of no remedy 90 pleasant aud etIectual
g Dr., syayne's Compound Syrup Of wild
Cherry. II Ii equallyvaluable in all Bronchial
ana AsthmatiC Affections. Prudently resort 10
this valuable remedy before serious pulno.
nary affection Is developed. II may be we'll 10
state that Dr.. SWayne, tile disCoyerer OF Il. a
and other valuable remedies, graduated att
University Of Pennsylvania, aud was for years
contested with the Philadelphia Dlspensary,
sight vast variety Of diseases, both acute and
chronic We therefore can, with confidence,
sseStSs9Il,nnlend DR.. swaynes Compound Syrup OF
Wild Cherry and would caution our readers
to DO very particular TO obtain the original
and only genuine Wild Cherry Compound,
q prepared only by Dr.. swayne & Son, $50
North sixth ST.. Philadelphia. Trial Bottles,
- cents large size, 81, or half dozen, s. Sold
by leading druggists, MwT&w
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Perhaps no one medicine is so universally
required by everybody rs good cathurtic.
SwAYNE's TAR AND SARsAPGRILLA Pill are pro-
pared expresslyto meet this necessity, being
composed Of purely vegetable ingredients, Of
which PodOpIyllln or Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tut sarsapaTilIa, Yellow Dock md other con.
cehttated Juices enter largely into tlleir com.
position; the whole strength Of which Is OK
uRcted Oh an entirely new principle. They
are mild In their operation, produce no grip
ing, and arc truly a valuable pnrgative, apcri.
cnt, antt-bilious and cathartic medicine. They
stimulate the liver to healthy action, cleanse
the stomach and bowels Of all impurities
CqtlRg sipk and neFyoHE headache, dyspepsia
or indignation, bilious, mathematician, felhit-
tent and oongOaLlve feverS, lansuor, drowsi-
ness aching pains In the back, head, slight
cl:lls, with llushes Of heat female irregulari-
tics, and for bilious and costive habit, no
medicine Is so prompt and effectual as DR
SwAYXE's TAR AND SARsAPARILLA Pills. II
your druggist Or storekceper has not got them,
or will 0bt HtqcuFe lhelN for yoHI we will
forward them BY mall on receipt of price, [in
currency or postage stamlsl, IS ccntsu box, or
live boxes for 81. Address letters, DR.. Swayne
T. Son, No. $50 North Sixth Street, Philadel-
mia, Mws4w
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River II feet O inches and falling.
Weather clear and cool.
Tho ONeal departed for Pittsburgh at :
a. ",
The Courier left for Parkersburg at lO3
A. NJ.
The Telegram, from sunllsh, and the
Della, from steubenyille, arrived and de.
parted on time,
Tho PRaOton, from Slstersvllle, failed 10
appear.
The Hudson did not got away for Cincin.
natl until near midnight.
The Buckeye State telegraphed from
Pittsburgh that she would he here Ills
evening.
The Thompson will not be down until
Friday morning.
All the Cincinnati packets are having
large freight business from the terminal
ports, leaving but little room for wav
freights.
lRV Telegraph
PITrsAuRaM, February 4.-Riycr six feet
nine inches and falling slowly. Weather
cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, February 4.-Departed: Vint
Shinkle and Golden City, Cincinnati. Riv.
er falling, with "a feet 9 Inches in canal.
CAIRO, February ARRIVED: John A.
Macomb, New Orleans. River 81 feet Is
inches and rising. Light rain; thermom.
etor 499.
VICHsBuRG, February 4. Raining all
day; thermometer 09'. River risen one
inch. Up: Charles Morgan and Henry.
Down; Edward Richardson and J. M,
White. 'A'
Llrrlg Rock, February 4.-Riyer falling,
with log feet in the channel. Departed:
Newland, Memphis.
MEMPHIS, February d.-Riyer fell &
inches. Arriyed-Cons Millar, Cincin.
mott. DOparted-Fannie Lewis, 1t Lonis:
John 4. scudder, New Orleans; Robert
MITCHELL Cincinnati. Raining steadily ali
ST. LOUIS, February 4.-Arriyed-Com.
monwealtl and Noble Moore, New Or.
leans. DeparteCl-City Of Alton, New Or.
leans. Rirer fallen Q inches, with 81 feet n 10
Cairo. Cloudy and mild rain tonight.
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DEIL.AIRE LocALS.-Ninc converts Joined
the African NJ. L. Church during their
late meetings.
Lieut.. Little had charge Of Company D
at drill Monday night.
There was no quorum present at the
meeting OF the School Board Monday night.
Street Commissioner Mcclellan was
around Tuesday with notices, which he
was serving on those who have piled
ashes in the alleys He requires the ashes
TO be removed within three days or the
penalty provided by law Will DO enforced.
There is q partly sunken barge pro.
jecLing from the water in an ugly looking
way opposite the ferry landing.
a squad Of geese was FORMULATING the
public square and some OF our streets,
Tuesday. Some Of the epterprising boys
might earn all honest penny by running
them into the pound. The town used 10
be Overrun by these pests until the ordi-
nance prohibiting their running at large
was passed, and then the boys made an
cfeGIEal raid.
Stephen Sheets hos made an assignment
for the benefit Of his creditors. John
Sanders is the assignee.
Mr. John Hamilton, the teacher OF the
colorcd school hprP, Is preparing AserMon,
to DO delivered at The A. NJ. E. Church,
Sunday after next. lie wants to try to
reconcile the two divisions OF the Church
hero.
The ferry boat is making lis 4sual trips.
Il. C,F
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~~~

EFFECT OF THE WEA1nER UpOx THE NERVES,
In our ever changing climate the effect Of
the weather upon the nervous system serves
to bring out and intensity the pains OF all
RheNmatc aNd Neuulgie iispAscs Whe0
these troubles commence they are CaEily con.
trOllel, but II left to rankle Illtlic system ui.
I'll they become scated the chances ure that
prolonged suffering will be the result. In all
cases, WHOM the first rheumatic twingc Is felt
Cconrsc should be had to that never failing
remedy, lAwsOn's Curative It has stood tho
test for ovcfa quarter Of century AN RqaNccq
,fgf Rq., sna 10 ole Whq h4s ever rised the
CuFatite iQr nervous diseases would think Of
being Without Il. Tie Curative is equally us
effective IN all cascsOt inflammation. Internal
or external. =. AWYGW
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Rev. George II. Thaycr, an old citizen Of
mus vicinity known 70 every one as a most in.
N. L. Church, Just this moment stopned IN
our store to say: ~ wish everybody Ia Know
that ! consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to Slliloh's CONSUMPTION Cure.n II
Is having q tremendous SA1e over our counters
and Is giving perfect satisfaction In ali cases Of
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done,
DRs. MArcHEfT & FRANCE.
Bourbon, Ind, May Is, 1878.
:, Sold BY y. Booking Odd Fellows Hall: G.
z. Dwight %th and Chapline Sts.; Laughlin
bros' 20, Wheeling; and Husbands ( In.
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Death o. Cold.

Those complaining Of sore throat, hoarse.
ness. coughs, or taking their death o cold"
should use Browns Bronchial Trochcs.' y
Their efficacy Is wonderful. The genuine has
John l. Brown & Sons, Boston" on each box,
and Is sold by Logan, List Il Co. and every
druggist only In bOxcI, at IS cents. beware
Of worthless limitations.
Browns Complicated Dcntrifrice possesses
the best ingredients for preserving and beau.
hlylng the teeth. Price 95cl large bottles
MWPAeQw
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A SPEEDY QUtErrs Is given to hacking
cough by that inestimable specific for pulmos
nary, throat and bronchial complaints
HALLS BALsAN ron rHE LuSGs, which cures
consumption, bronchitis pneumonia, plcurisy,
lRoored breathing and other disorders Of the
|FIsH. F9iS0Eg ogg4 T.. %hSq saqgA nlanifests
cline Z earnestly Recommended, is tlle dliIi.
cultyts more easily overcome In Its inclplenk
siag0 than later on. Sold BY all druggists.
1ehG sMith 4 Co., Wholesale Hgents,
WheOling, W. Va. 1s1w