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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-29

FOURTH STREET PuLPTr.-Rey. DR..
George, the retiring pastor, preached at
the Fourth Street NJ. E, Church yesterday
morning the closing sermon Of his pastor.
ate Of that church. 1t was generally pro-
nounCed, by those who heard IL, as the
ablest discourse ever delivered by him
from that pulpit. His text, "Let not your
hearts be troubled. Ye believe in God,
believe also in me-" was q familiar one,
and afforded an admirable theme for such
an occasion. The Doctor Is one Of the
ablest diyines in the South, and has done
solid work in this city during his three
years stay among Us. Hell likely to be
sent TO PGrkersburg station by the Meth
odist Conference which will be held al
Morgantown during the present week, and
it Is thought by many Of his friends that
he will be elected q delegate 10 the Gen.
eral Conference OF his church, which will
be held at Cincinnati during the entire
month Of May, 1880. DR.. Georges
pulpit was filed at night by the Rev. Mr.,
erwin, formerly OF New York, but at pres.
emit member Of tho West Virginia Con.
ference OF the NJ. E. Church. His discourse
showed a great deal Of research, and was
delivered in clear and iorcihle manner
He is scholarly, and evidently has a strong
clear brain. He has had q ''bruSh circuit
during the last year, but the coming yeal
he will, no doubt, be given Q prominent
station; at least many Of his friends make
such prediction.
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The symptoms are moisture, like pers
piration, intense itohing, increased By
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as Il pin worms were crawling In
and about the rectum, the private part,
are sometimes affected; II allowed TO con,
tinue, very serious results may follow,
Dr.. SwAYEE's ALL HEALING OINTMENT Is I
pleasant sure cure. fla g' ~ =. r
HoMH CUREs.-We were great sufferer
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were
as above described, the use OF swayne's
Ointment In q short time made q perfect
:, j. !, v y oHnlsr, Boot 4 Shoe House, s44
= :, ( { 3 3 w.r44s, Halter, s S. ssh St,
Read Reader, il you are 4 suffering from al thI.
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch,
scald Head, Ring Worm, or any 6ruSty'
Scaly Skin Eruption, use Swaynets 0int.
ment and be cured. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt OF price (in currency Of
8 cent postage stamps), 80 cents o box,
three boxes, Sl25. Address letters, DR..
Swayne & Son, $50 N. Sixth ST., Philadel.
phia. Nocharge for advice. Sold by lead
ing druggists. MTF4w
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A HEkyY oABBAoE CoSfRACr MApE
WITH our WHEEtiAd GARDEHHRs.-The
contractors are the firm Of Measrs. John
eCiuskey 4 Co., Of gteubenville, Ohio.
John Mcoluskey L an Cd Wheeling pro.
dhee aud fruit dealer, having been In the
business here for twentyyears. Thissum.
mer he contracted with the Wheeling
Gardeners for oil the tomatoes they raised
for thirty days and monopoliEed the
whole market, For this space Of time he
also monopolized the raspberry, strawber.
~ and blackberry trade, making large
profits. he now, Is partner Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Michigan houses, con.
ducts q wholesale Commission and Pro.
duce trade In steubenyille, Ohio. The
firm will have ten branch houses with the
main Western house In steubenyille, O.
The branch houses will be In the follow.
ing places; No. /, Of Wheeling, West Va,
at No. - Market street, formerly occu.
pied by N. Little as cigar store. No. 2,
WashiSgtSn, Pa; No, :, Bellaire, ohiej
No. !, Cadizi Q. No. 8, Wellsyille, o; No,
g East Llyerpoolj No. Z, Rochester, Pa.
No. 9, Youngstown No. Q, New Castle;
No, TO- Wellsburg, w. Va. BE will In the
course OF two weeks open house In Col.
umbus, o. This Ia enterprise TO read
about Mr.. McCluSky says they will sell
oysters, fish, ETC., cheaper than they ever
have been sold here. The reason why
they can do this Is because they pay cash
for all they buy and get cash for ali they
sell. They have q man hired by them in
each town they do business In. Each
man has To give bond for b00 dhllaFs
for the faithful discharge Of hisduties and
the honest return Of money intrusted TO
him. Each man has orders not 10 sell 70
any party in town unless he or she gives
bank reference. II they cant give this
they will have TO pay cash or do without
goods. They think this Is the best ar.
rangement for running this business thai
can be devised. They hope and expect ID
do q large and satisfactory business, and
ask the public 10 give their method q iall
trial as they are confident OF being able Il
meet the public wants.
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WELLSBuRo is to have new coal shaft.
BETHANY COLLEGE opens on the 9Th Of
this month. =.
The COTS will parade Saturday after.
noon Of this week, -Fs 1920
Boar racing was the absorbing topic Of
conversation yesterday. - - n
Two large excursions came down from
Pittsburgh, Saturday, to the race. !
IT isnot likely that We shall have any
more boat races the present season,
FLoRIScE GoLDSBoRouGH will have a
hearing Rt 2 O'Clock Ito-day,at the ian, be.
fore Justice Miller. I " Ei.T'EI
MAX FESlER, Of Kramers band, pre-.
sented I. L OoekAyne witha handsome
cane q day or two ago.
Tim Fire Department and the Mathews
Light Guards have been furnished with
new caps by Harper & Bro.
LOUIS BRosT, sawyer at Hubbard's saw
mill, had his foot mashed Saturday BY 4
heavy piece Of timber fallingon tt X 10
The complimentary concert to Miss Mel.
lie Sweeney, on Thursday night, promises
70 be the largest one ever held at the Open
House. ~ idl ~ - l7h7 7stli
Mrs. GIL1ooHY was run over and badly
bruised by buggy driven by o couple q
drunken fellows, in East rlYheeling on
Saturday evening, gQfa
Mas. JoHx king, Of South Wheeling,
was stopped BY a tramp below rForty-Aity
street onSatuEday Nh0 was frightened of
by the approach, 81 Other persons. 80
A FRKE fight occurred in the Filth ward
on Saturday night, below Twenty second
street, on Main. The participants will be
at the Tuesday morning session Of the po.
lice court. sH r.- IT.. i.i=.s ~ {
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SuoT.-During the progress of the boat
race Saturday afternoon the attention o
the crowd was diverted by row that tool
place Just below West Wheeling, on the
Ohio side. A picnic was being held there
and misunderstanding arising between
certain Of them free fight resulted, dur.
ing which several persons were hurt,
Hardly was this over when several shots
were heard in quick succession that caused
the crowd to scatter in every direction and
some to seek shelter behind trees and
houses. The shooting was done by
Dory Conoway OF Bridgeport at man
named Hines OF Martins Ferry, who
wanted to fight the former. Two Of the
shots tack effect on Kines', one in his
thigh and one in his shoulder, inficting
painful wounds. A man named Amos
Reed in attempting to separate them was
thrown down and struck en- the head with
stone and most seriously injured there
by, No one has yet been arrested, although
the matter will be taken in hands by the
authorities in Ohio. d.
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| 81 u.
After the eboats were set q long and
vexatious delay INTERVIEWED before The
race, on account Of the backYardness
Of one Of fh68 clubs in responding IN
the call Of the referee. Dr.. Edwards
wanted to start the men at, 8 O'clock
promptly and shaped his workings to that
effect, but it was fully $50 when Felsing
appeared from the Nail City boat house
and. rowed 10 the stakeboais, where he
was obliged to wait nearly ten minutes
before his rival came out The referee
was in the Games Hamilton" a six.oared
boat, manned by crew from other boat
clubs attired In the colors OF the Brown
and Nail City clubs. AT. 5:42 promptly,
the word "go" was given, and both men
bent to their oars in manner that char.
acteriZed the start in no precadinu race
Weisgerber took the lead and spuTted 10
the front, but Felsing lessened the dis.
lance q little, but was unable 10
get any advantage. No perceptible differ.
ence was noticed In their relative status
until Benson's Ferry was reached
when Felsing improved his stroke
little and with 1t his distance, The stake
boats were turned well by each, Weis.
gerber leading which lead was main tanned
until the end Of the race. The entire race
afforded very Little variety, and was dis.
tinguished by nothing save the mighty
efforts that each. was making to reach the
goal first. This in itself was magnificent
sight, and one need not linger in admira.
ton over the prodigious stories, OF the
Isthmiahl and Olympic games and the
marvels there performed, when q spectacle
eclipsing all these was present at his
feet. aaaI 81.
The result was apparent 10 all in the
last half mile and many claim from
the start, but the heroic efforts OF the de.
tested eone'to theilast stroke wons,the adj
miration Of all and convinced them that
ss. SsS only LEGS than his more powerful
The winner crossed the line in precisely
20 minutes, Us and. one-luarter saconds,
which may DO relied on as accurate, aud
nott bogus eiere6' 81 time ashas twice lI6-
fore been published by Questionable en-.
terprise," AS soon as the race was over
the competitors, elided toward each other
and an unusually long and apparently
friendly hend;shake INDUCED IN, Felsing,
swell, Fatty, you have beaten me again,
but I am net YET satisfied, and III yeyon
nc no rest I'll at you every chance i pet.n
They then rowed 10 their respective points
Of Starting, amid the Yociierons cheers al a
crowd that extended for 0 mile and a half
on either side OF the Ohio and the ihillsI
re-echoed them. Never lyetlwas 10 much
enthunaSm manifested oyer al faees and i
until midnight the crowds oflpeople gefe
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'OouEhInr snelIa Dbl no lIorninE,,,


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bronchial and asthmatic attacks, pnen.
monia, weakened and debllitated state II
the system, al these dangerous symptoms
are cured by iDr, swSyne,s Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry The tlrst dose
gives relief, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield 70 its healing prophecies
Physicians recommend Il" i1
"Ihaye made use oithis preparation ior
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Philadelphia. Sold by leading druggists
-ala MWPAW
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SOM unprincipled dealers, because they
could see few cents more profit, have
been guilty Of offering worthless substi.
tutes for the only original and genuine
Sulphur Soap -GLENE's by name. There.
fore, the public should guard against this
deception, and always ask for "GIRSY's
SULPHUR soAP," byits Jul name, and lake no
Other. ~
Read the following evidence from a
highly respectable source: r.
q. !" DETROIT, Mich, August 0, 1870.
{. IN CrittentOn, Esq: I'D rt rr.,.
DEAR sR:-I have travelled for three
years for Messrs. Charles Scribner's Sons,
Publishers, New York, and desire 10 In.
form you that | have used your incompar.
able "Glenn's Sulphur Soap" exclusively
Tor about four years; also have recon-.
mended 1t to very many persons, and nv
constant experience has been that it DOS.
sesses all the medical advantages that Won
claim for 1t. AL to whom I have recon.
mended 1t say, as well as myself, that Il
deS1pes It's established reputation as the
best and most efficacious Sulphur Soap
that can be used for all skin cleansing, a
well as toilet purposes. Some unprinci.
Piled drug store keepers have endeavored
to substitute other kinds Of Sulphur Soap
for Glenn's-saying they were "just as
good" but having myself tried other
kinds, l find NONE are so good or 80 bene.
fetal as the Genuine Sulphur Soap stamped
"GLESS's, " which also have learned 10
observe always bears the name OF sc. N.
Crittenton, Proprietor" on the packet.
s Yours truly,
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PERSONAL Acknowledgement s. F. Ga.
rey, Of Ohio, is at the Stamm. lH
j. W. Crouch, Of Kansas City, DR.. John
Cook, OF Bridgeport, and B. R. Burt, oil
Warrington, are at the Stamm.
"Eph" Morris, the noted oarsman oil
Pittsburgh, was in the city yesterday.
Master Ed, W. s. Jingle, of this city,
has passed a successful examination fol
admission TO the Sophomore Glass at Har-
ward University. He was prepared for
college at the Lindsey Institute.
Rev. Mr.. Webb, formerly Of North
Street Church, is In the city.
G. P. Schuehle leaves for Philadelphia
to-day.
j. Y. Bliss, Milwaukee; NJ. L. Fitch,
Grand Rapids; +. W. Bergstein, New
York; Thomas Kelley, Philadelphia, and
John MCDOWELL, Pittsburgh, are at the
New Mcclure.
Prof. @. ]. Kemper, OF Bethany College,
was in the city Saturday. He spent his
vacation in Virginia.
Keener Devries and Charles Bosley, are
visiting at Newark, O.. H2
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Those complaining OF sore throat hoarse.
mes, coughs, or taking their death o. cold,'
should use Browns Bronchial Troches.' u
Their efficacy Is wonderful. The genuine la
John L Brown & Sons, Boston" on each boz,
and Is sold by Logan, List q Co. and eYery
druggist only In boxes, OF Is cents. Beware
Of worthless limitations. ~ -FI,7T'
Browns Complicated Dentrifrice possesses
the best ingredients for preserving and beau,
flying the teeth. Price 26c, large bottles.
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Tive .Hundre. !, Th llrIl,l Strong.

In the past few months there sheen mon
than 10000 bottles OF shiloh's Cure sold
Out Of the vast number OF people to have
used Il, more than 1900 cases Of Consumption
have been cured. Al coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield at once, hence u is thAt
everybody speaks In It's praise; To thost
cough, or your child the Group, andYou value
lltedor't fdlt61y u. For lame back, sideoi
chest use 6hIloh'S Porous Plaster. O. q Z
Sold by 3. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; D.
E. Dwight, 9th and ChApllne StS; IaughlIn
Bros. q Co, Wheeling; and HuSbanag \ IN;
skip, Bellaire. iH8ssl
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VETERAN ASsocIATIoN.-A large mum.
Der Of old soldiers met al McLRin's Hall
on Twelfth street, Saturday night for the
purpose Of perfecting their arrangements
lor an organization In this city, that will
more etfeCtually keep up and perpetuAte
the memories Of the late struggle and the
friendship there formed: Col. Dobbins
presided, and Major McOolloch acted as
Secretary. A roll book wifi be kept OF
Nice ollech's Office at the Court House, for
the purpose Of receiving the names OF
those desiring TO join Il, The following
Is the condition OF membership:
1.-THE quarterly fees for membership in
the Association shall be fifty cents, paya-
bic in advance, commencing on the hrst
Thursday Of October, 1879. Each mem.
Der joining thereafter shall pay also hity
cents initiation fee. These sums must be
paid TO the Financial Secretary, unless re-
mitted by the Executive Committee. All
other moneys necessary to be raised TO
deiray expenses Of the Association, may
be levied on the members by special
assessment, by two-thirds vote OF the
members present"
The following resolution passed:
ReSolred, That the proposition from E
L. Norton, Esq, 10 lease his Mcclure
House Hall TO this Association, be accept
ed, and the Executive Committee be and
are hereby instructed to cause the proper
lease to be executed on the terms named
Another meeting will be held OF the
hall in the same house on Thursday even
ing, at which the organization will becom
pleted and permanent officers elected.
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SUNDAY School DExoNsrRATIoN-The
Island N. Z. Sunday School had quite q
lively meeting yesterday afternoon. II
was missionary day, andthe object was "a
elect officers, raise money, sing. listen to
speeches and enthuse generally. The
meeting was in charge Of Mr., @. II. Collier,
who by the way is q model Sunday School
Superintendent. The music was superb.
Addresses were delivered by Judge 0key
johnson, Rev. W. Q. LOOMS, G. W. At.
kinson, Esq, and Deacon E. j., Stone.
This shcool paid 500 To- the cause Of
Missions during the Conference year Just
closed. To say the least 1t is live school.
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Wash yourself with Ivory Soap.

IT a fact well establIShed by unquestiona
bic testimony that Halls Hair Remover 70
newS, eleanses, brightenS, invigoates and 70
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gray or discolored hair, cheaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer To buy I
and use 1t, rather than 10 proclaim In o man
ner more forcible than words can delineate
through blRnehed locks or grizzly beard, thai
they are aged and passing 10 decay. Aver
short trial will convince the most Skeptical
that II does eradicate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair Of its color and -liie.-F0rt Scot
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Great Roon,

The greatest boon to children teethinE and
for curing Wind Collie, Diarrhua and other
ills peculiar to children, Is the renowned Mn.
Windows Soothing Syrup, q safe and certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price,
q eenta.
Browns vermiiuge com6ts, for expellins
worms, are the most unfaillng and pleasant
confection In the world. Price % cents For
sale by Logan, List & Co., and by all druggists.
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TRUSTEES, sALrs.
TRUsTEE,s SALE.


By virtue Of deed Of trust, aAdS By Fannie
Banh and Madison BlnkI her husband, % me, =
trustee, dated tho I'D day Of March, iS1S and r.
corded at the once Of the Clerk Of tho County Court
q one county. Wss yESala IL Died q TaIt
ut The front door Of the (ourt HOUSE or
West Virginia. sell At public auction the iolieViri
Teal e,1tet piece Or parcel o. ground EtnilG n he
Gtyot Wheellng ohl9 county, Wet iViiTinIa, and
situate on tho east 1Side Of Eof ttreel, Ib0fFesn
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, and bounded . ioi-
lows Beginning a q point on the east hde a Eoa
street tcIty;txo bet north q The northwest cor
right angles With EoH Street, and With ne Skafn
line o. parcel q ground belonging V hobart
Strange, one hundred og feet 70 twenty t0oj foot
alley thence Southvlrdly and parallel Nh Eoa
street. eighteen S feet; thOnee ViStEardly and pSF-
hlel With the hrSt LIND, one hundred Iiol M "a
Eoa street, thence With The esit Line d
Eon street. eighteen lsl feet 70 The place of beTin
Ming. There 4 pnor deed Of trust n hTor II M
Centrll Building Association No. On The nboTe a.
aeT1bed real estate, the amount Of which vii ~
made known on the day Of ale, '--S' We -
Terms Of sAlo-CaIh. W
wv. h. HALLnR, AuttionSsr. tt 'sis
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AN ourRAaR.-one day last week a gov
eminent pensioner named Finney, living
near Elm Grove, received his pension. IN
the presence Of several persons. That
night his wife was alone at home and was
awakened lby some one throwing q stone
through the window Of the house. She,
nearly frightened to death, managed 70
fire of q revolver and tainted, and has
been unconscious aud in precarious con.
dition ever since. WE
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BURGLARY. = The residence Hanson
Waddell, No. ll6 Fourteenth street, was
entered on Saturday night about IL
o'clock, by thieves and some iewelry and
3 pair OF gold spectacles taken. The
noise aroused the inmates OF the house,
6uttoo late to see the thieyes or prevent
the robbery. fl-f..f, N
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oSH.LEdoRD suAY.-The attention o
officers Rutherford and ST.. Myers was di,
rected to disturbance at Burkle's saloon
on Market street, Saturday night, and
going there found o. one.legged mau
named VIM. Shay the cause. He was ar
rested, and on his way TO the Lookup
struck Rutherford with his crutch over
the eye, inflicting an ugly wound;-...,..
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A FEW samples Of Peerless" potatoes,
raised by Isaac Ashton, residing near Mar
tins Ferry, o., were left ut this Office Sat.
urday, which certainly beat anything in
the potato line we have seen. II the size
Of the potatoes are an indication OF the
size Of the Republican vote in Ohio,
betters can wager big on Fosters MAORI.
ty. Mr. Ashton had Eve that weighed
eight pounds and one-halt.
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VIZ haye . speedy and positive cure ier
catasrh, diphtheTia, eanker mouth, and head,
ache, In Shilohis OatATrh Remedy. A nasal 10.
jsctor free with each battle: pse Il u you d.
sire health and EFeet breath: Price 80 cents,
Sold hy 3. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall O,
3. Dwight, 18th and Uhapllns sI.i l4ughllp
Bros a Goa Wheeling ana hpsoanal z Ia.
skip. Bellatfe. TX ,5.S ''F HESAeoW'
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MISSIONARY osaASIzATloN.-The Island
ID. +. ohpfeh, which several years ago was
organized into q Missionary Society, elect,
60 me following officers yesterday alter
noon Tor the ensuing year; President,
barry I. Gregori Secretary, Miss Clara
Young Treasurer, David Bell,
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sTRucx HIS Son. Saturday afternoon 9
boy about ten or twelve years OF age re,
ported to Prosecuting Attorney Jordan
that his father, VIM. Englehart, an East
Wheeling saloon keeper, had struck him
in the eye with his fst. The boys face
presented frighHul appearance. Justice
Phillips sent out for the father and held
him IN 500 for his appearance at the
County Court. -
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THR WEATHER,

The weather Saturday, was all that could
be desired forthe occasion, and the pleasant
balmy air was in striking contrast to the
sultry day in which the thousands that
witnessed the lastracesweltered and suffer-
led, and 1t was taken advantage Of to the
fullest, as the banks OF the river on either
side along the line Of the course was one
dense mass Of people. A large portion of
this crowd was in waiting for two hours
before the race began, and occupied itself
in conjeetures as TO the result, and many
in putting their ideas Of it in more sub
stantial form,
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, 81 THE PREPARATIONS.

At 2:30 o'clock DR.. 7. o. Edwards, the
referee Of the race, left for the Boat House
OF the Brown Boat Club, in company
with an 1NTRLLIaENCRR representative, to
arrange the preliminaries of the race.
About 8 O'Clock Barney Moran and Ed
Cornbauer, Of the Nail City, appeared
with Gather and Brown, to toss for
choice of water, which toss was won by
the Browns, who chose the Ohio shore, as
formerly. Ala o'clock the lower boats
were set below Benson's Ferry, in which
for the Nail City were Barney Moran, and
Sam Brown for the Browns. In the up-
per boatswefe Gailherof the Browns, and
Cornbauer Of the Nail City. These four
gentlemen acting as judges for their
respective clubs 80.
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FoR UPwARDs OF FHIRrY. WARS MB.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves trind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dyssatTy and didrhGd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and Well.tried remedy.
Is el1I q b0ttle. y ~ - -L. p4R