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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-23

In the Charles A. Miller injunction cast
against the Directors of Longview Asylum
number of affidavits were submitted tt
Judge Smith to-day.
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HUMOR OF THE FACE


NEsSEs. WKEks 4 PorTER; 0eAileRsH,-To say
thal an grateful u Only p1nr expression VI M
feelings, but Il Is the best word tan use, iot rG
II 10 every sense Of the word. I have teen gIea
sufferer u Skin dlscnsei for ihs lat twelve 9 yCars
Ny head and face being covered with hIFea, could
not fst With the burning heat and Itching Of the part
anetSt, and was conunSd 70 my house Or weeks al
Iime. Ny disease has been called Eczema, OF nUel
aggravated typc, BY many physlCians, but doubt 4
ever fully understood by any Of them. II WA NOR,
like combination Of several skin hunIOrs hEVI
spent much money seeking cure, ahd In 1851 WenI
"a Europe, and consulted Sons ofthe u ply Ilrlah
IN London. ] received Temporary RELIEF Ouly, for IN
tue spring II would break out again gG "a n ever
When came lack 10 Boston, was told BY many
trends that DF, - (Nhose reputation lUF the tuFJ
VI thOss dlJeaSs was Of the highest UeF Cuud cur
me. waited on the doctor; he pr sctlLel for me.
lOllOWNl his advlca for six months aud eau Gaiely
without o any ,SInT :. WIS., Othr h!
Dr, -, Of tily proper, but all 10 10 purpose Thej
did tue nogOOd their remedies were ~ Intellectual hG
At NO time did feel that cure would result IrOH
them
have swallowed are hundred arsenle pills, So
san and taken bJttle alter botll Of Internal rene
DIES besides all the external ppcalonS have used
but the ELECT was the same. bGcane Ellished that
could not 10 cured, but might 10 kept from geltlnJ
worse,
Now, about three months ago, Nr, MeNhan, gen
llenan well known 10 Boston people, called my alien
uen TO your "CutlcuFa," and promised wonderful re
suits III would only make trial lie toll mo Of ID
oWn experience with H. Hnd ~ perServed on me thai
wont with him TO drug store aud bought two large
boxes Of "Cutcgr," aud soale Slqp, aud commenced
to use u according 10 the dlrectl6nA There was q
much humOr lodged with the Aklu, that rs sOOn as
commenced the use Of "CuliIun" Il came 70 the sur.
face and eaterd until vast quantities had come Ou
aud greatly intensified my saiierings for abOu! two
weeks Bat did not MUD this as felt that wa
gOlhg TO get rid Of tho hunOF when Il coming Il
the surface In such large quantities. Alter the rsl
two or three weeks use Of this remedy, was greatly
encouraged by gradual lctsehug Of the inflammation
N i RuF NaithfutlV
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AGoop WORD ron THE STEAMER ANDES,
--Edit0rs Inie7igMnr;-T There Is a steamer
running from Cincinnati TO Wheeling
called "Andes," commanded BY Captain
Chas. Muhleman. Wheeling might well
be proud OF such a splendid boat, 50 well
managed by oil It's officers, landing al rs
shores. This boat brought Geo. w.
Wright, son Of d. s. Wright, garden seed
man, pair Of mules and pedallng wagon
from Maysville to Parkersburg for $40.
When the boat landed at Parkersburg D.
5. Wright went aboard the boat and
watched all their motions. lie saw the
wagon lowered down from the hurricane
deck, aud the mules and wagon get on
shore In good shapei not mar or scratch
on the wagon. lhave travelled the Ohio
river for thirty years. | never saw a set
Of hands OH any boat that performed their
duties 50 harinoniously az the mate and
deck.hands did In disrharging their cargo
at ParkerSburg, without any profane Ian.
glage being used nor any person drunk.
y. 5. Wright always praises the bridges
thut carry linn safe, and all those who
wish 10, on pleasure or business, for safety,
should take the Andes, by recommends.
ton OF an old traveller.
D. 8. Wm0mr,
Garden SEED Nan.
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D. 8. WRIGHT,
Garden &cei Nan

RUNAWAY on ruB SQUIRT srDE.-About
half.past three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
horsc attached to light spring wagon
driven by Mr.. WIN. ManiOn took fright in
an alley near Mr.. Manion's residence, cor.
ner Twenty.iourth and Market streets, and
ran of. On Market street MIR. Manion
was thrown out and the wheels OF the
wagon passed over him, cutting an ugly
CASH in his left cheek. The horse became
entangled in the harness and fell, and
WIN. Cooper ran up to the animal and
caught him by the Birdie, thinking to pre-
vent him from injuring himself. While
Cooper was holding tho horses head, John
b. jackson came up aud acCosted him,
abusing him roundly, and behaving In
such a disorderly manner that he was ar
rested and taken before Justice Wait, who
fined him 81 for committing breach Of
the Deace
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WHEELING FAMILY MARKET. The spring.
like weather OF the past few days has had
the effect Of inducing the country people
to come to town with fresh supplies OF
produce, but owing to the increased dc.
nand caused by tho Lenten season, the pri.
Oes Tor butter, eggs, etcna firmly maintain.
ed, and in some instances slight advance
is noted. Butter is firmly held at 25o per
pound; eggs are in very good supply, at
l7c per dozen; quotations for poultry:
chickens, S0aS5c each; turkeys, II GOAL %
eachi geese 50c eachi ducks, 50 cents
each. The ruling prices for vegetables are
about Us follows: Irish potatoes, 80 cents
per peck; sweet potatoes, 40a50c per peck;
tnrnips, 20 cents per peck; parsnips, 80
cents per peck; carrots, . cents per peck;
cabbage 10 cents per head. There Is
IN market at PRESENT a s' and p 5rHss
are nominal. Onions arc scarce
at &c per bunch, and tho same might be
said Of kale green's, which bring 2ac per
peck. Fresh and salt meats remain ut The
same quotations which have frequently
been published during the winter. Fresh
sausage Is worth l0c. per ID; lard, same
price. Fresh lake fish, l0c per ID; river
fish, 25a35c per string; mackerel, 5asc
each; herring, 2la3c each; cod, l0c per
ID. Oysters arc still staple article In The
market; standards, in bulk, are sold at 25c
per quart, and selects bring as high as SOC
per quart. There is a fair supply OF ali
kinds Of dried fruits, which remain as
quoted from time to time during the win.
tor. Canned goods, and fancy groceries
generally, arc also without change.
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Rev. George II. ThayCr, an old citizen Of
this vicinity known to every one no q mOSl in
tluential citizen, and Christian Minister Of liz
n. +, Church, just this moment stopped In
our store TO say: ~ wish everybody to know
that ! consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure.n Il
Is having tremendous sale over our counter
and Is giving perfect satisfaction In ali cases d
Lung Diseases, such Us nothing else has done
DIS. MArCHETT & FRANCE,
Bourbon, Ind, May 10, 1878.
Sold by Z. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall: C.
Z. Dwight, 9th and Chqpllpe Sts,; Iaughlin
Bros CO.. Wheeling and Husbands Z In,
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TERRInLY ExnAUSrISG ARE JHE NlGHr
SwEATs which accompany consumption. But
they, as well as the parOxySnlS Of coughing
are Invariably broken up BY On. WA. HALLS
BALSAN PUR THE LuNus, which conqUers the
deadl " malady, as well ny bronchitis, pneu.
monia, pleurisy, asthma, diphtheria, and all
other affections Of the throat, luh9sand chest
ltsavGs thousands from untimely graves, and
Is invaluable in rescuing children from The
Group. whOoping cough and quincy. 1t Is sold
by all druggists. John l.. Smith & Co, whole.
Sile agents, Wheeling, W. Va. w4w
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RHRuNAlIsN, NEuRAmIA, scIArIcA.-No
people In the world are afflicted with the
above diseases to Sich an extent as We Amer.
icans--due To an irrational mode Of living,
aiId the ever changing temperature Of our
climate. When once they become seated In
the system, medical skill Of to highest or.
der IS rarely able to cope with the agonizing
disorders, Internal remedies alone will not
reach them; no plaster, no blister, no coun.
except for short time, and only while the
new pain exists does the patient feel relief. Il
Is only through the healing AMI soothing In,
fuence of LawsOn's Curative that o Compleie
and radical cure can be Rssured. Sold by all
retail druggists NwFiw
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wnErLIxo, NJ. w. March II. Is.

WHEELING, WA, March II, 1870.
Editors TntslIIGeueCr.
] wish to say inw words to the public
through your excellent paper in behalf OF
tho Wheeling Turkish Bath, as u remedial
agent in the cure Of disease, especially in
my own case. have been afflicted with
rheumatism and affection Of the kidneys,
and considerably drOpsical. About three
weeks since l came 10 Wheeling 10 try a
course OF Turkish baths, under the care Of
Mr.. d. Loos. l could neither dress nor I'M
dress myself without assistance; after
taking several baths ! could do both.
have taken sixteen baths, and my improve
ment in health, every way, is most graft
flying. ! am going home to-day, highly
pleased with my improvement in health,
and feel fully competent TO superintend
the care Of thousand sheep, upon my
farm. can thus conscientiOusly recon-.
mend the Turkish Bath to tho public, and
especially to those afflicted with rheuma-
tIsm, kidney complaint and dropsical en-.
largements.
My postofFice address is West Alexan-
der, Washington Co., Pa,
J. W. DIcHRY.
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Handsome dress goods ut s cents per
New styles Brocado poplin lsl cents
New styles Mohair poplin 20 cents per
yard.
And great variety Of new goods,
which will be sold extremely cheap for
cash. All cash buyers are particularly in
vited to call soon and avail themselves Of
rare opportunity 10 secure great bar
gains in Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets,
Wall Papers, &c, &c, Nos, 2Ola and 1901
Main street,
JonS RoRMgR.
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0rERA HoUsR.-Dmmdn Thompson. The
Opera House had very good audience
last night, upon tho OCCASION OF the first
appearance in this city OF Mr.. Denman
Thompson In his own comedy play OF
Joshua Whiteomb," and certainly It IL
seldom an audience at any dramatic per.
Torrance given at the Opera House has
ever left the building so fully satisfied
with the evenings entertainment as were
the intelligent assemblage present last
night. Our people have in past years seen
several varieties OF Yankee character
delineations, but all Of these have
been more or less ideal, and to a
considerable extent OF the stage
class, characters almost unknown 10 real
life, and largely caricaturcd creations. In
the representation OF Uncle JOSh, by Mr..
Thompson, We have presented TO us a
character from real life, natural, realistic,
and ably portrayed alike in speech, action
and make up. From the first entry on the
stage to the closing act OF the play, Uncle
josh absorbs the attention, and commands
the full sympathy OF the audience. We
have presented before us the true hearted,
manly New England country farmer, cute
when business Is on hand; warm and
sympathetic in rendering assistance to
the needy or defending the helpless; thor
oughly Republican in simplicity Of man.
ners, and sturdy and patriotic in action.
1t is, in fact, Uncle josh in propria persona
who is before us, and no stage character.
Ordinarily the plays Of Joshua Whit.
comb arc made to depend so largely for
their interest on the one leading part OF
the drama that but little attention is de-
voted 10 an intelligent representation OF
the accompanying characters in the PLAY,
and especially in regard TO the stage bust.
ness, appointments and scenic effect. But
in this instance Mr.. Thompson has not
only secured excellent support, hut the
drama Is remarkably well placed upon the
stage.
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THE CUTlCURA SYSTEM.

OF lcsolvlng aud Eliminating all Constitutional IEu.
ors and Purifying the Circulation Of Scroiula Scrui-
uOus, CancetnS, and Canker HumorS, and Of Treat.
Ing all Affections aud DISEASES II the Skin and Scalp
with LOsOi lialr consists 10 the internal ndnnslrl
lion 81 the CCTICuRA REsOLvRST, Powerful PurIfy-
iFcat Skin Cure, assisted by the cUTIcURA Soar,
These great remedies strictly original 10 their conpO.
siitOn aud revolutionary In their methods Of treat.
ing the diseases and affections under consideration
appeal 10 he alex and suffering with 1rcs never h,
lure rxcrIed by any medical preparations In the his.
terry o. thecurltive art Prepared by Weeks Potter
Chemists and Druggists, 800 Washington Street,
Dealers. PIice Of CuTICuRA, small boxes, 30 cent:
large boxes containing tvs aud one-half times M
quantity o. small, 81. REsOLvKST, 81 per bottle,
SuIicuM soar, % cents lcr cake BY mall, 80 cents,
9EAhua 20 CthN. MNLM
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0ne4 octave organ at $35.
Ones octave Estey organ at 500.
One stop Smith American organ at
One 8 stop Taylor & Farley organ at $50.
One $3.50 Smith American organ at
$3.50.
One 8 stop Packard organ at iG5.
One 6 octave melodeon ut $50.
One 0 octave piano ut $50.
One octave Chickering piano at SIS.
One O octave Chickering piano at 500.
One octave IIRinUs' piano at 5000.
One y octave new piano at $3.50.
Call and examine, at @. Y. Lucas Music
Store, 1927 Market street.
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There Is no pHHon living hut what suffers
more =; OF less with Lung disease, Coughs, Colds
OF consumption yet some would die rather
man. nan KY 20 cents tor l4ttle Of medicine that
Syrup has lately been introduced In N = conn.
try irOm Germany, and It's wondrOus on ~
astontsli every one TINT tries II. lfyou lnnLt
what We say ID. print, cut this out and taEe Il
" your Druggist, and get u sample bottle iot
10 cents and try 1t, ora regular size loy ID cent?
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Those complaining of sore throat, hoarse,
ness, coughs, or taking their death o. cold, y
should use Browns Bronchial TrOches.r
Their efficacy is wonderful The genuine In.
"Joln |. Brown 4 Sons, Boston, on eaei box,
and is sold by Logan, List h Co. and every
druggist only in boxes, at 25 cents. Beware
Of worthless limitations.
Browns Comphonted Dentrlfrice possesses
the best ingredients for preserving and beau
ufyinG the teeth. Price 25c, large bottles
NWPAeOW
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No Deception Used.

1t 8 strange so many people will continue
TO suffer day after day with Dysnensia, Liver
Complaint Constipation, Sour Stomach. den.
eral Debility when they can procure al on,
store SHILoR's VITAMZER, free Ut cost. If II
does lot relieve or cure them. Price, Is cents
Sold BY .. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall: d i
Dwight, 2ithand Chaplinc Sts.; langhlin bros
z Co, Wheellngi and Husbands & insiip
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OK Monday Thomas Hill, n Bridgeport
man, stepped upon piece Of casting in
tho shop where he was employed and
reached after n can Of oil, which was set
ting upon a shelf The casting slipped
from under him, throwing him forward
upon a turning lathe and rendering him
unconscious, Upon recovering conscious
ness aud attempting to walk lie fell back.
wards, and his head came in contact with
a piece OF iron aud was badly cut. lie
was removed to his home, where he re-
celyed propOr medical attention, and IL
rapidly recovering from his injuries,
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IT Is fact well established by unquestiona.
bic testimony that Halls Hair Remover re-
news, cleanseS, brlghtcns, lnvigoratCs and re.
stores to It's original color aud llstrc, iadnl
gray or diSsolored hair, clicaply, quickly and
surely The poorest people prefer to buy II
and use II, rather than to proclaim In man
iler more iorcible than words can dclincate,
through blanched locks or grizzly beard, that
= ey arc aged and passing to decay. A very
short trial will convince the nnSt skoptlCal
that II doeSeradlcate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair Of It's color and liic.-F0d Scott
(RdR.l D1ily Monitor.
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TNE cold. damp winds which proynI, n, IN,
season are laden with Rhematism Ssnr,Saiss
and kindred diseases, which are nainsnl md
distressing to endure. Great careis necs,s, ~
to guard the body from the sudden changss
OF our climate, yet, with all our precantinSs
how many We find are suffering torture iponl
rheumatic or neuralgia affection. In ysFIs,I
forms. The remedy Tor these disease IL Eo,nJ
IN iAwson's Curative, which llns been 'I uSrtI
WIN singular success for over quarter 0f a
century, an never known 10 IaIl when nrnn =
cry I,,I msed' y can be- lad otany druggist
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For additional Locai Sc Fra I'ay,.

a TRAM belonging to Philo Kimberly,
and huulingn loud Of iron for the Hinge
Factory, stuck in the mud on Jleob street
yesterday for two mortal hours, while
every effort that the ingenuity OF the
driver could devise, or the crowd carry in
TO execution to lit the Wagon from the
mlre, was reSorted 10 without avail. The
wagon was finally hoiStel ont with d der.
rick, aud the horses rescued from a mud.
dVvravO
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The greatest boon to children teelhing and
for curing Wind Collie, DiarrhUa and othel
Ills peculiar to children, Is the renowned Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, safe aud certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price
Is cents.
Browns vermifugc Comfits, for cxpellInE
worms are the most unfailing aud pleasant
CONNECTION In the world. Price 25 cents. Fol
sale by Logan, ListS Co., and by oil druggists
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NO MISTAKE!

We will open this morning 100
pieces of the most celebrated
makes of French Cashmeres in
Black and CoIored, at such un-
mistakabIy low prices as will
insure their prOmptsaEe. These
goods have been selected with
great care, and for Weight,
Color, Finish and Durability, are
at the prices offered without an
equal in the city. ladies, you
will save time and money by
buying these goods at once.
Make no mistake, but come
direct to our store and we will
convince you Of the truth Of
these remarks.
L BLUM & BRO,
IIUI MAIN STREET.
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REruRSRp.-Mr. John Gallahur, whose
departure for East Virginia some days
since on q visit to his son led TO an un.
fortunate misunderstanding with some OF
his creditors as to the object Of his depart.
ure anil consequently TO his arrest at
Pittsburgh, returned with his family TO this
city blythe II o'clock train last night. He
called on us to say that all persons having
any claims against him canhaye promnt
settlement OF same by calling on him nj
his residence No. l0ll Morrow street. ZIG
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FoR UPwARDs or THIRTY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It ,eOrrects aCidity Of the
stomach, relieves trind colo, regulates tho
bowels, cures dytrntery and dianhGa,
whether arising from teelhlng or other
causes. An old and well.triGl remedy.
q efah q IOtle. D4w
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RHEuMATIsM.-This dreadful torment
the doctors tell us, Is in the blood, and
knowing this to be true, We advise every
sufferer to try bottle Of Durang's RheI
matte Remedy. 1t is taken internally and
will positively cure the worst case. in the
shortest time. Sold by every druggist in
Wheeling. DAw
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAn."-ln cases Of
sick headache, bi)liousncss, torpid liver,
dyspepsia and costiveness, "Dr, @. Nc.
Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills" never iail
to give relief-tor both sexes and ages they
are compounded with regard to even the
most delicate constitutions. None genu.
inc without the signature OF "Fleminp
Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa"
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WAR AND GoLn-A hotel lur based on
gGM prices Inorler to accommodate both
classes OF travellers, the Grand Central
Hotel, on Broadway, New York. is now
kept on both plans, the American at s. 50
to s. 90, and the European at 81 90, and
upwards, perday. An elegant Restaurant,
Ut moderate prices, is conducted by the
h0tel. MWP
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TlIR COURTs.-UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT-JudJe JdckSOn.-rhe following bus
mess was'transacted in this Court yester'
day:
United States VS.. L. D. Dolbeare, In
dicted for violations Of internal revenue
laws two cases). Jury, and verdict o.
guilty. Recognized in $500 for his appear
ance on Thursday TO answer such judy
mont as will be then aud there entered
against him.
John Devore, who was found guilty al
former day OF this term Of an infraciion
OF the internal revenue laws, was fined
500 and costs and sentenced TO imprisOn,
ment In the jail Of Ohio county for thirty
days.
United States vs.. John Martin, indicted
for q violation Of the internal revenue
laws. Fined 500, aud sentenced to thirty
days imprisonment.
United States vs.. Cebe Norris, indicted
for violation Of internal revenue laws
Jury and verdict OF guilty Fined 100
and sentenced to sixty days imprison'
ment,
United States vs.. Thornton f. Cart
wright, indicted for violation OF internal
revenue laws. Verdict Of not guilty.
United States w. I.arned Beatty, indict.
ed foLyi0lations Of internal revenue laws
two casesl. Verdict Of guilty. Fined SlOC
In each case, and sentenced 10 sixty days
Imprisonment
The Court heard in the morning very
elaborate argument by Hon. G. j. Faux.
ner In the case OF Robert a. Lucas and
wife vs.. Peter @. Brooks, IT,, and others
This Is . very important cause, and Mr.
Faulkner submitted his argument on be,
halfofthe defendants, to which Dan. Lucas
ESQ.,, will reply.
Dennis o'Heeieand Alfred Rhcinstrom,
Esqs., Of Ohio county, were admitted to
practice law in this Court.
Adjourned to0A. NJ. to-day, when the
civil docket will be called.
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The following business was disposed Of
by His Honor yesterday morning:
Harry Monroe, charged with disorlerly
CONDUCT, was fined 81 ind costs, and com.
mittcd IN default,
The case Of Y. G. Mclaughlin, charged
with disorderly conduct, was dismissed.
= Elizabeth Dunsmore was fined s. and
costs for drunkenness. Committed.
Jennie Dean paid fine Of so aud costs
for keepinga house OF prostitution.
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"TmEY are worth their weight in gold, u
was the verdict OF a gentleman the other
day, who was cured OF dyspepsia by using
a few boxes Of ucLaias' Vegetable Pills,
All they need is fur trial. BE sure the
word "Wheeling" is oil the wrapper.
Sold by most druggists.