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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-01

MARTINS FERRY T.ocALs.-William w.
Tanley, who lives In Warrenton, Ohio.
was instantly killed in the Yorkvllle coRi
mine on Thusday, by large mass OF soap.
stone falling on him. He was member
Of Company O, fint Virginia Infantry,
during the late war, aud was well known
10 many CT the boys In Wheeling.
The Temperance Union has been hold.
Ing meetings In Commercial Hall every
night this week, and a new and revived
interest has been felt In the cause. The
meetings have been addressed by the
clergy and Others Of tho village, and arc
very interesting. About one hundred
have signed the pledge, some Of them be-
Ing ones who signed before, but have
fallen. The meetings will be continued.
Petitions In favor Of local option are being
circulated and receiving q large number
OF signatures. D
MI. James Cope, Of Pennington, Ohio,
will speak on temperance In Commercial
Hall on Sunday afternoon.
The Laughlin Nail Works are filling an
order for five thousand kegs Of nails, TO
be shipped 10 California.
Capt, Boyton, the Man Fish, passed this
place at . o'clock, but was too far out to
give us q good view OF him. Quite large
crowd assembled along the banks OF tho
river to get q glimpse Of him. .f..f
The case Of DR.. Capehatt vs.. Charlie
Smith, being IN action for debt, was tried
before Esquire ESgleson on Wednesday,
and resulted in verdict for the plaintiff
for the full amount.
Rev. Williamson, OF tho A. NJ. H..
Church, is holding series OF revival meet.
ings this week in their new church on
Sixth street He Is assisted by Rev. Ma.
son, Of Stoubenville, aud Rev. Prosser, OF
Waynesburg, Pa, both Of whom are fine
preachers. The house is crowded nightly
by white and COlored.
John b. Wallace's property, OH Fourth
street, will be sold ut Master Commission.
er'ssale on Monday. 1t is II very desira.
BILE residence and business property.
Ohio Lodge No. |, Independent Order
OF Mechanics, owing 10 the hard times
and heavy peCuniary losses, have sue.
cumbed and given up their charter.
The Temperance Union has decided
to hold festival in Commercial Hall on
next Friday evening, to raise money 10
delray their necessary expenses.
Spence, Bags 4 Co. report trade very
lively, and their foundry is pushed to its
full capacity. =
NJ. K. Smiley has been elected Repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge Of Knights
OF Pythias, which meets in Stcubenville
OH May 9th.
"Chnp" Lupton, OF the Lower House Of
tho Ohio Legislature, made flying visit
home this week.
Miss Lille H. Love, Of Steubenville,
daughter of Capt. Bob Love, the great
temperance orator, Is the guest OF Mr.. L.
B. Robertshaw, in this place.
+. G. Boyd, the shoe dealer, goes to Bos-
ton and other Eastern cities on Monday,
for his spring stock.
f. D. Cattell is in Philadelphia, laying
in new stock Of dry goods.
Miss Lizzie 0ng, Of SmithfleId, O., is vis-
ing relations in town.
Miss Mary Stead is visiting friends in
Cleveland, 0.
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The peonIe Hnnt prnnr

There is no medicine prescribed by physi.
clans, or sold by Druggists, that carries such
evidence of its success and superior virtue as
BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe Coughs,
Colds settled on the breast, Consumption, or
any disease Of the Throat and Lungs. A proof
Of that fact Is that any person afflicted can
get n Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try It's
superior effect before buying the regular size
at Is cents. It has lately been introduced in
this country from Germany, and It's wonder.
full cures are astonishing everyone that uses Il,
Three doses will relieve any case. Try Il.
T1hRkw
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Az EIernnt ToIIel prennrnllnn.

designed 10 meet the public want for harm.
less hair dressing and restorative, Il found In
'1.oSD0N HAS Color RFsroRER." It acts
like magic, commencing at the very roots; re-
moving dandruf aud all humons from the
scalp, and never fails to restore gray Or faded
hair to It's original youthful color aud beauty.
Falling hair g checked by its use, and It pro.
duces growth Of beautiful young hair soft,
glossy and luxurant, that surprises everyone.
These properties added to It's exquisite per.
fnme md purity Of composition, render 1t
the growing iayorlte Of the toilet everywhere.
Il certainlyis the most cleAnly and effective
hair restorcrnow before the American people.
A. A GIBSON, BarrytOwn, Dutchcss county,
NY, writes: April 80 1877. Dr.. swAYNR &
SoNt Philadelphia GentS-l enclose postof.
tice order freight dollars, please send me one
dozen LONDON HAIR Colon REsroRER." II
has stopped my hair from falling and restored
ittoits natural color. 1t has proved satistac.
tory IN every respect.
The london Hair Color Restorer'' can be
obtained at all the leading druggists at Is
cents bottle, or 81 for six bottles.
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COUNTLESS sufferers find the balm Of re-
lief, and tho fountain Of their health and
strength in Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t is the
most potent OF all the alternatives to purify
the system and cleanse the blood. itpOS-
seSses invigUrating qualities, SO that itstini.
ulateS the faded vitalities and purges out
the cOrruptions which mingle with the
blood, promoting arrangement and decay.
We arc assured by many intelligent ply
sicans that this medicine cures beyond all
others Of It's kind, and We can fortiiy this
statement by our own experience.-IHMr-
SuidWRey (Pd.l ArguS,
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TERIHnLw ExmGUsTINs GRR. 7HE N,our
SwEATs which accompany consumption, But
tAey, US well as lie parOxyHNs OF coughing.
are invariably broken up by DR. WV. Halls
b = ~ FOR TuS Lrss:SSs, which conquers the
usaulS inaia'!yr rs well as bronchitis, pnelI.
Iaphla, Rlenrisy, asthma, diphtheria, and all
9 . AFFECTIONS Of the throat, luhSsand chest.
Is Invaluable In rescuing chiIlrcn irnm tIs
group, whO0ping cough and uulnzy. IL Is sold
BY all druggists John L. Smith { Co. wholc.
sale agents Wheeling, W. Va. w@w
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LIVER Is KISO.-The Liver Is the imperial
organ Of the whole human system, as Il CON.
trolls the life, health and happlulsa III niaI
When y isdistgJbea IL lis i95fPeF action, ali
k;Ill Of ailhleRlS are the natural result, The
digestion. OF food, the movements OF Tie heart
and blood, the action u the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings Of the Liver, II has been sue.
cccsstulIy proved that Green's August Flower
8 unequRled ncuringa pcHuns afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint. and all thp uu.
merous symptoms tlNt pJVl, troitl az an.
healtty poAdStlp oi rhe liver and Stomach,
stumble bottles lofty 10 cents Positively sold
N all towns on the Western Continent Three
doses s viii prove that it Is jlht what you VaRS
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0ne4 octave organ at $9S.
0nel octave EStey organ at 500.
One stop Smith American organ al
SIS.
One @ stop Taylor & Farley organ at $50.
One $50 Smith American organ at
$50.
One 9 stop Packard organ at '05.
One 0 octave m0lotleon at $40.
Ono 0 OOtRve plano at so. a,
One . octave Chickering piano at $75.
One 0 octave Chickering piano at 500.
One I octave Haines' piano at 500.
One u octave new piano at $3.50.
Call and examine, at g. Y. LVCag' Music
Store, 1927 Market strsst.
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TRANSFER or Real EsrATE,-The follow.
ing decd In TO, transferring rOIl estate,
was admitted to record in the Office ofthe
Clerk otthe County Court, yesterday:
Deed made June ), 1876, 10y Robert
Campbell and wife to Margaret McAIecll.
eli, for the west half Of lot No. IL, fronting
on the north side Of Ohio street, in tho
Seventh Ward Of WhcrIthgl 81.
Deed made Feb. Is, 1879, by Robert W.
B. Morrison and wife to Bertrand Mir.
aben, for the west half Of lot No. 1, front.
ing on the north side OF Ohio street, In the
Seventh Ward Of Wheeling; 1000.
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Tskw

Ware surprised TO see 50 many still suffer.
ing with neuralgia and Rheumatism, when
they can be CURED. We know the feeling
which exists among very many-Dthat any
medicine which Is advertised must be hum.
bug" Tmsthay be true In some cases, but
when we know Of remedy which has become
50 popular as 1Awson's Curative. and we have
such conclusive evidence Of the good II has
accomplished, L Is tnbre than folly not "a
make u trial Of It, aud satisfy yourselves that
all the proprietors claim for 4 Is true. In such
dlseascs as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, sciatica,
Headache, Sore Throat, Lame Back, and
Toothache, we can safely say that no remedy,
either In physicians prescription or In propfi.
etary form, has effected more cures than Law.
SOnH CnrluYe. TThSAR
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We ChniIonrn INC IYnrIll.

When we say We believe, we have evidence
10 prove that shilohS Consumption Cure d
decidedly tie best Lung Medicine made, Inas.
much a. Il will cure q common or Chronic
Cough inone half the time, and relieYeASthmA
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, aud
show more cases 81 Consumption cured than
all others twill cure where they fail, Il Il
pleasant 10 take, harmless 10 the youngest
child and we guarantee what we say. Price
10 cts, 80 cts, and SlO0. II your Lungs are
sore, Chest and sack lame. use ShllOlfS Porous
Plaster. Sold by X. Booking, Odd Fellows
Hall; Q. 3. Dwight 9th and Chapline streets;
lAugilln Bros & Co., Wheeling. and HuS.
bands 4 Tnskoep. llallaina.
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THEY HAVE Heard OF 1T AT PARHK,s-
BURG. Martin Thornton, tho Prince Of
Wheeling's Caterers, who is known all
over the State, will remove his popular
Capital Dining Rooms TO 1926 Market
street, nearly opposite the Register Office,
on tho LIST Of April. Martin finds himself
obliged to secure more commodious quar-
tiers in order to accommodate his ever in
creasing business. The Capital Dining
Rooms are the best in the City.-PanrS.
burg Lnder. ~.
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THAT GREGG 0AsE.-In. our notice otthe
argument Mt Waynesburg in the Gregg
hatedS bOFRiiS Oass, 'w6 stated that Some q
the, 9bieelions raised, by counsel for the
reldt6r, Gregg, had been sustained by
Judge Wilson. This, It appears, does not
correctly represent tho action OF His
Honor. Objections as to the admission Of
any -evIlence going into the merits Of the
case were sustained, and those objections
only, and tho Court continued the case to
thG-IItli OF April mgrOiy to givp tla pptl.
TONERS an opportunity Of producing evi,
deice bearing upon the case, II they had
any to produce. 81 El Ea,il3-F Il' ?
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ONE HUNDRED stem.wlndlng Clocks fol
81 90 leach at 3gga sara
''''' y ' JACOB ". GRUBB'S.
Washnuton Hall Corner.

llRrrY HoGs.-Mr. Henry Speycr, who
returned from the East yesterday, tells Of
drove OF hogs from Borllentow, \. j.,
he saw in New York, which gets little
over anything of the kind ever raised in
this part OF the country, There were sew
enteGn hogs inih drove, weighing us fol-
lows: ~, 10, COG, TSS, S3j, BO5, 526, (iSS,
GQI, $50, Go, 500, 500, 6l2, $50, B26, 5l7.
llrnYY Meighls.
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RuEuMATBM.-This dreadful torment,
the doctors tell us, is in the blood, and,
knowing this to be- true, we advise every
sufferer 10 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. nav
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MOTHERS, NIornEns, MoruElss.-Dont
fail to procure Mrs, Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for all diseases Of tecthing in chill.
dren. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels, and,
by giving relief and health to the child,
gives rest TO the mother. pGW
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, March Ii A. M.--For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, south
winds. falling barometer, partly cloudy
weather during the day, followed by dc:
cidedly colder north to west winds and
rising barometer, and possibly light ruins
in the western portions during the night.
For the Lower Lakes during the day,
slightly warmer southeast TO southwest
winds, generally cloudy weather, light
snow or rain, with falling barometer, FOL.
lowed during the night by rising barome-
ter, lower temperature, and southwest TO
nofthMest winds.
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LIS PgNDESs IL THE MAxwELLsHlNu
SrIrs.-A memorandum Of Ia teHiesS in
the suits Of the city against John l.. Max.
well and Andrew King was filed Tor re.
cord OF the County Clerks Office Yesterday
morning at one O'Clock and twenty-five
minutes.
The general object Of thus suit, MS set
forth III the paper, IL TO UbtgiIl II judy.
nlent against said defendants, In favor u
said city for the sum OF 81, 1913 ", with IN.
terest OH $50 10, parcel thereof, FROM the
first day VI August, 1873; on S245 ~, other
parcel thereof, from tho first dag OF Sep
TENDER, 1875; on 500 o., from the ilrst
day Of October 1873; on f4S2 IS from the
ilrst day Of November, 1873; ON ssh OS
from the first day OF December, 1873; on
1924 Is from the hrst dny OF January, 1870;
and on SOi5 90 residue thereof
from the first day OF February, 1870.
And TO subject TO the payment thereof
and Of the costs OF this suit, among other
property attached, all the right, title aud
Interest oil the defendant, King, In the
following described real estate, situated IN
the city Of Wheeling: the south half Of
lot No. Z, In Square No. o, rs designated
on the map Of the subdivisions Of the
Joseph Caldwell estate, said half lot
fronting on the west side OF Jacob street,
between the streets formerly known US
FairmOnt and Catherine streets; also
half lot fronting on tho south side Of FIJI
tenth street, being tho east half Of lot
No. 81 and also part OF lot No. ~ 10 the
Fourth Ward, &4xl5 feet, OH Sixth and
Lindsey streets, Said real estate having
been attached and levied upon by L. H..
Phillips, Deputy Sheriff for Geo. X. Tin
gle, by virtue OF al order OF attachment
issued in the above entitled cause; and II
Is the estate Of said King in said real es-
tate that Is intended 10 be effected by the
above entitled action and said attachment.
The paper is signed: "The City Of
Wheeling, by its attorneys, VIM. Erskine,
Caldwell \ Caldwell, +. q. Cracrait,
Davenport & DOvener.n
Suggestions were served upon Bishop
Kahn, RGv. John T. Sullivan, Commercial
Bank, Bank Of the Ohio Valley, Exchange
Bank Of Wheeling, Peoples Bank, the
National Bank OF West Virginia, the Ger.
man Bank, George Crum6acker, Dennis
Siilligan, John Gilligan, James q. Whyte,
James Grogan, James Durkin, Thomas
O'Brien, John ]. Jacob, George &. Ham
nan, J. &, Smith, Mortimer Pollock, James
Maxwell; Robert Crangle and James Dial.
zell, partners in trade doing business
under the firm name OF the City Bank;
and D. @. List, Henry K, List, William A.
List. Joseph Seybold, Gibson Lamb and
Henry W. List, partners in trade doing
business under the firm name OF the Bank
Of Wheeling, who arc required to appear
at the next term OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio County, and disclose on oath in
what sum they are indebted to the de-
iendants, John l.. Maxwell and Andrew
King, and what effects Of the said defend
ants they have in their hands.
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AWIpR BINrgm-John Huseman, living
on McColloch Street, Fourth Ward, was
before Justice WIN. Phillips, yesterday af-
ternoon, on charge Of abusing and beat
ing his wife. Abouta dozen nrig h6oiing
families, who-were witnesses Of the beat.
ing; were summoned by the injured, wife
10 testify against her liege lord. The ex'
animation resulted in defendant being
fined 81 aud costs and required 10 give
bond in the sun OF 500 10 insure his good
behavior for ono year, Hepaid the fine
and gave the required security, when he
left lie Justices office II ssdder and We
trust u wiser man,
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Glenn'sSulphur Soap has won great celeb
rityandl sale by sheer force Of Its astonishing
effect in curing skin diseases, and eradicatinR
blemishes. Price Is cents.
For restoring the natural color, growth and
bcautyo OF the hair buy Hair Neyiyiunl, at 50
cents per bottle. II has no equal. Sold BY
Logan, List & Co.. and by every druggist.
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lTIsa fact well established by unoucstiopa.
bic testimony that Halls Hair Remover re.
news, cleanses, bTiglltcns, invignrates and re-.
stores To is original cOlOr aud lustro, faded
gray or dis ;Olored hair, chcanly, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer to buy Il
and use II, ,FaIGer than to proclaim In man.
Nef more furrib llMn words can drlinentc
through hlanOhe,l locks or grizzly beard, that
y Vy arc ascd and passing 10 decay. 4 very
short trial will convince tho most skeptical
that I docs eradicate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair Of It's color and Iifc.-For Scoii
Rdnl Duly Monitor.
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That In this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
lnadC miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed Stomach, Liver Complaint,
ConsT Eiption, when for rs cents we VIII sell
I llem Shll0h's NitaliEer guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by Z. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall;
9. u. Dwight 9th and Chapline streets
iaughlln Bros 4 Co, Wheeling and Husbands
& lnskeep, Bellaire.
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Decay Of the Tee.,,

may be entirely prevented, the breath purj.
fled, and the teeth made to glIsten with white
ness by the use OF Browns Camph0rated
Dentritrice Price 25 cents,
Browns Bronchial Troches'' are renowned
and wonderfully effective for curing coldsand
relieving any throat or catarrhal difficulty,
but guard against counterfeit, Sold by I,oga11''
List &Co., and all druggistsat Is cents per Box.
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Din you ever try Iatch's Universal Cough
Syrup, for coughs, colds, group, and all lung
and bronchial difficulties? Sure cure! lest
relief in the world for whOoping cough and
asthma. and should be In every family! No
cure, no pay! The most economical cough
remedy in the market! Sold by Logan, List
& Co.
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TEMPERANCE TALx.-Therc will he a
Temperance meeting Sunday 0yoning at
tho WOrRingmen's Christian Temperance
Union, at Otis Hall, to be addressed by
prominent speakers.
Mr. James Cope will address the TEN.
pcrancc meeting At Martins Ferry to.mor.
row afternoon.
An Important and Interesting nesting
will be held at Mozart Hall tonight, and
it is desired that all interested in the tenn
perance causo should be present to hear
and participate in the exercises.
AL the arrangements have been per-
fccted for q grand mass meeting at Wash
inqton Hall, Sunday aftnrnQon at 3 o'clock.
Ms. Mary A. Woodbridge, OF the w.
y. CT, U, will positively be present and
address the people. All arc invited. Ad-
mission free,
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Cut Thls OUT and Take Win You.

When you ask for ar. G. McI.ane's
Liver Pills, say that they must bear the
autograph signature on the wrapper, &C.
MN!eLads," he half sReire al with blue gov.
ernlheGt stamp, bedHhg the words "Riem;
Jag Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, prdhrietofss,,n'
aa!a aen you will b fghE, =
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THE GAs,GRAB.
The Continuation Of Andy Kings
Examination. -6i
How Money Was Sent to the
Kings in Ireland.
Some Interesting Testimony from City
Bankers.

The examination OF Andrew King was
resumed by Justice Caldwell yesterday
morning at the Court House. King was
on hand as usual, as was also Maxwell.
The former, before the Court proceeded
with the examination, announced that he
desired to add the name Of Mr., VIM.
GiIligan 10 his bond, and Gilligun, being
in tho Court room, was sworn as TO his
sufIiciency and added to the sureties.
MR. GEO. HANNAH .
resumed the stand, and was asked how he
came to transfer twenty-five shares Of
Building Association stock to james Dur
kin for Mr. King. rF
Witness replied that the transfer had
been made, at tho request Of Mr.. King
King said hc wanted to transfer % shares
to Durkin, on the OH Of February. Wit.
ness saw no money. transactions between
King aud Durkin. He knew OF no other
personal property Of Kings, other than
that lie had already mentioned. As to
any other business carried on by King,
witness said he Ind bought coke from
him, and still owed him for it; that lie
Ind never paid King for any coke he had
ever got from him; llad obtained q load OF
coke from King III Jnnuary knew moth.
ing OF King owning railroad stock, but had
heard that lie owned some stock In the
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railway. Witness
testified that hS WIS not indebted to dc,
PENDANT, King, In any other way
than for tic load OF coke alluded to, and
for rent.
Mr.. &. II. Deilers, Secretary Of the Nail
City building and Loan Association, new
series, testified that King owned 20 shares
Of stock in said Association, and paid in
altogether in the old Association
81 $50 cash, including interest lie
did hold 20 shares In the new Nail
City Building and Loan Association, but
they were Withdrawn about q week age
by Mr.. W. 7. Hubbard. On these share:
$l0O had been paid In.
Rev. John ]. Kahn, Bishop OF Wheeling
testified that he had negotiated with King
for the sending OF his Kings niece to the
Convent. The young lady was. admitted
TO the College at reduction from the
usual rates. Witness had had no personal
business with King. Father Sullivan, US
Director OF the Cathedral, was in the
habit OF paying the gas bills.
Rev. John T, Sullivan was then called
to the stand, and stated that tho gas bills
Of the Cathedral were generally paid al
the Gas Oilloe' either by htmso or by d
messenger paid by him. Witness thought
lie still had the bills, or nearly all, in hit
possession. lie knew OF no outside bust
ness transaction on the part Of King.
N0SAY SEMITIC IRELAND.
Mr. Gibson Lamb, Cashier Of the Bank
I,oi Wheeling, produced in Court a nnm'
Der Of slubsoG receipts for drafts which
had been purchased by King TO be sent
10 ireland, which he gave US follows;
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4 Grent Many arc suG.rInr r,o,, ,,,,,.

= Great Many are Suffering from Colds,
Cough, Bron, hal and Asthma,ic Affections
neglect Of which may result in an incurSbI.
lung diSeaSe. 'llr. SSLyRe'S Compound svr.
up Wild Cherry" pvcmpiiy cures thes. dan.
geroIs symptoms The iiSt dose viVes relief,
ana Is certain N Cure the worst cough, sore
!uNE'I oven after they have become much din.
prove this fact 's'''N' "
RRoScillTIs--A PRENOSIToEY or PULMONARY
Consumption, Is characterized by catarrb
or Inflammation OF the mucus membrane of
Tue air passages, with cough and exp. ct0ra.
ton, short breath, hoarseneH, pains In Tho
chest. .ForGllbroncllial affections, sore throat,
aphOniaor lGss OF voice. coughs, ''Dr. Ewayne's
Compound sy,up ot Wild Cherry" Is Eoyer.
cign plpe1iy,
.-PElcE-Tflal Size bottles 25 cents LArpe
Sc (hOlding five 81 the snaIl) 81, or SIX for Is,
North Slxthstrcet, Philadelphia.
Sold by all prominent DriiggiStk irsaw