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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-09-19

In offering the above brands of my own
manufacture, am confident that | will meet
the wants of ALL the Farmers.
The reputation of my Bone is fully known
throughout the counties. My compound and
chemicals are manufactured and selected with
the same care ard accuracy rs my Bone for
the past years. They have been used very
successfully by the farmers in the vicinity of
the mills for several seasons by the side of
other phosphates, and have been found to
give fair results at less money invested.
Farmers wishing to make their own phos-
pilates will be supplied with formulas free,
and Chemicals guaranteed up to standard, at
the very
Lowest Cash Prioas-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06


Chicago, December 4.-General Grant
this afternoon received the ministers oil
all denominations at the residence loI
his son, Colonel Grant. DR.. Goodwin, Of
the First Congregational Church, intro.
duced them in Il brief speech. General
Grant said in reply: ~ am very glad to
receive the ministers Of the various de.
nominations and churches here to-day,
and thank you for the very cordial wei,
come you have extended 10 me. | shall
not be able to respond to the words you
have just heard, but can say that have
always believed, and do now believe, that
u Nation, AZ well as individuals, who All
from any other principle than what is iusi
and right, must receive punishment. The
great conflict which we have gone
through has been u punishment for ma.
tiOnal sins; punishment that was to
come, sooneror later, in some shape, and
had 10 end In great blOodshed. Though
that struggle has ended, 1t has left US Z
Nation; one that Ia TO DO preserved and
will last many generations, and gradually
work out what may DO wrong In 1t now
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

CHICAGO. December 5.-General Grant
this afternoon paid brief visit to the
rooms Of the Academy Of Design. This
evening he spent at the residence OF Col.
Fred. Grant, very small company being
present.
The annual dinner Of the Chicago Com.
merCial Club tomorrow, at the Grand
Pacific Hotel, promises to be an event Of
considerable commercial significance, as
well as unusual elegance. A delegation
from the Boston Commercial Club arrived
this evening as guests OF the Chicago Club
and representatives from the Boards Of
Trade Of Cincinnati, Cleveland, Indiana.
polls, Pittsburgh, St Louis and other
cities are in the city will be here to-
morrow. General Giant is ono Of the
invited guests and has indicated the pur-
pose ofbeing present.
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The marks last evening indicated 0 fec
3 inches and falling.
The W. n. Chancellor passed down yes,
tertlay AFTERNOON with good trip.
The St. Lawrence will leave for Cincin
natl this evening at the usual hour for lie
parture. Capt, W. NJ. List Is In command
and clerk G. D. List is In the office.
The local packets arc making their usua
daily trips.
okIRo, December 6.-Rlver 10 feet {
inches and rising. Weather clear. Their
mometer 660.
PITnnuRom, December 5.-River 4
feet 8 inches and rising slowly. Weather
clear and mild.
ST. LOUIS, December 5.-River risen 4
inches and stands l2 feet. Weather rain.
Ing nearly all day.
EVANSVILLE, ISp., December 5.-lsiyer
stationary with $40 feet, Weather
cloudy and rainy; mercury O3'.
LOUISVILLE, December 5.-River on a
stand With ! feet 0 inches In the canal.
Weather cloudy and pleasant, rain at dark.
CINCINNATI, December 5.-Riyer 7 feet
10 inches and rising. Weather warm and
raining. Departed: Andes, Wheeling; j.
IS. Bransiord, Nashville,
MENPgls, December 5.-The steamer
Harry W. Frank, WHICH Lett here last
evening ~ route TO New Orleans, sustain.
cd 1000 damages by storm encountered
this morning at Helena, blowing down or
chlmneys, derricks, etc, and badly dam.
aging her cabin. She proceeded to New
Orleans, where she will undergo repairs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

PERSONAL MEXToS-Col. ). Dunbar, o.
steubenyillc, was in the city yesterday:
Hon. James NJ. Mason, from Charles
town, Jefferson Co., is in thescity on bust
ness. t4
Ex-senator Sep Hall, Of Wetzel, is in the
city. He is y delegate 10 the railroad con.
W. II. Snyder, General Route a gent o.
the b. K o.. Express, was in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. W. l.. Genin, Of New York, very
clever gentleman, IS in the city. 90
Gov. Mathews Is at Washington.
Mr. A. Il. Thomas, brother Of Theodore
Thomas, the celebrated musical director
Is treasurer OF the Criterion Company. y
The following persons were registered
at the New McI,ure House yesterday: W.
S.. Wiley, New MaTtihSville, ". va, MAX
TredlRnder, New York; r. Sands6ury
Baltimore, Nd; ]. dunbar Sleuben.
vile; VIM. Gamble and wife, Mounds,
vile; ]. NJ. Pearson, New York; T. T..
Ewing, Cincinnati; L. b llosler, Philadel.
phia; T. o. Cummings, Baltimore; II,
Fredlich and Max Weaver, New York;
$. H. Haines, Philadelphia; Sep Hall,
Wet1cl Co.; W. j. Rosencroit, Tyler Co.
]. NJ. Mason, Jefferson Co. !; Criterion Com
pany-li members.
Among the arrivals nj the Stamm yester.
day, were a. Thistle and lady, sistcrsville;
Charles +. Cauby, SteubenYiile; 4. l..
Drake, Philadelphia; II. Mason, Buffalo;
W. W. Wallace, Dennison; Mrs. NJ. X.
Smith, Bellairc; J. n. Motett, Lynchburg,
Va; ". ". EMS, Glen Easton; ]. W.
Bush, Moundsyille; Salas johnson, Ios.
by Rock; U. n. Krouse, Huntington; J.
Reed, Pittsburgh; e. N Shaler, St
George; II. K. Gier, City, aud ]. Frank
hauser, Monroe county,
&C. Green, Of the Eureka Detective
Agency registered At the Stamm yester.
day. .,. .l.fsty III
iting friends in this city, lt
Miss Myrtle Dorsey, oi MorgauLown, is
the guest Of Miss Bette Mcclure, Of South
Font street, Island.
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Los PlSOs Agency, COL, December b.
The Commission is progressing finely.
Jack Is still on the stand, and so far, he
has proved tho most valuable witness yet
examined, answering all questions
promptly, keeping nothing back. lie
claims that the removal Of The agency was
the commencement Of the trouble; that
an elevation of 200 feet, with frost every
month in the year, farming was iinpossi-
BILE; that he and his band received no "a
tons for year, which he claims was a
violation OF the treaty OF 1868; that bis en-
gagement with the troops was fair tight
he calls Douglas "squaw man" for kav-
ing attacked the agency, and insists that u
white man under the same circumstances
would have fought Thornburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

FRoM the Rockpon, Inl., Bamrr There
Is no medicire IN the world which has
gained such iamo as 81. Jacobs Oil; this Is
however, not In tho least astonishing
when We consider lis truly wonderful
curative powers Mr.. F. lsodenberg, o
GrRndyiNR, called at our office last week
and related the following Circumstance: !
suffered With rheumatism for over sis
years; consulted many paysiciaus and
tried hundreds oi remedies, but Without
avail. Having seen 81, Jacobs OH advGr,
tiSed'in your paper and heard Of SOME
most astonishing cllrdb, | sent to RoCkpor'
for bottle Of the oil, and used Il accord
Ing to directions The reliell felt was al
most electric" IEot better al once, and
now there Is not u trace Of Theumatisf
left IN my body .l. auEA %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

New YORK, December 4.-Mr. Wendell
Phillips lectured tonight in Steinway
Hall before a very large and intelligent
audience. His lecture was entitled "The
Press" and he received hearty applause
at intervals throughout his discourse. He
told Of the wondrouS enterprise Of the
press, aud what 1t had done for civiliza
ton and advancement. He compared the
man who did not read the newspapers Il
Robinson Crusoe. 0ns-halt OF the mater
ial prosperity OfAmerica, hC believed, wa,
due to the press.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
PnIsoN AlsMANAarnENr.

Action Of the Citizens Of Milwaukee IN
Regard 10 the Abasea Of the House d
CoFrtsIlOn.
MELwArEEr, Misunderstanding meet.
Of citizens 70 give expression to the sen.
tlment Of the community In regard to re.
cent revelations concerning the House oil
Correction management and refusal Oh the
part Of the Board Of Supervisors to re,
celve the REPORT Of iis Special COMMITTEES
OF Investigation, was held al the Chamber
Of Commerce this afternoon. The call for
the meeting was signed by many OF the
prominent and most influential business
men Of the city. Hon. Alex. Mitchell
was chosen Chairman, and o, \, AndTeWs
Secretary. w. Z. McLaren, n, X. Bfod.
head, u, Q. Wall, W. Baden, J. A. Dutch.
or, Angus Smith and WIN. Young were
appointed q committee on resolutions,
During their absence several prominent
men addressed the meeting, Mr, Angus
smith summarized the abuses reported In
tho House Of Correction, and said The
Board Of Supervisors were Ctimiually 70,
sponslble for them, and should be called
to account. The good name Of the city DO.
manda that such state Of affairs may
never occur agaln, The people were ready
70 be taxed for anything that will remedy
the evil.
The odiun which has fallen upon the
city should be removed ut all hazards.
Rev. Geo. +. Gordon believed that new
inspector would revOlutlonizO the system.
The brutality and profanity would cease,
and gagRing and imprisonment In the
black hole would become things Of tho
past. Petty offenders should be separated
from the hardened criminals, The speak.
er then gave bis Idea Of proper prison
discipline and reform.
United States District Attorney HaSlc.
ton, did not think tue meeting was meant
to be an expression Of sympathy for crimi.
mails, but rather AZ an evidence that the
people Of Milwaukee will not permit Inc
practices otthe 18th century, condemna.
ton Of brutality, Of the use Of the gag and
the black hole incarceration.
Other speakers followed In the same
strain. after which the committee reported
a number Of condemnatory resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted.
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CCRTnICArg or INCORroRArloS.-S,4e
tary ofStAtC Brady issued certifcaej Of
incorporation, yesterday, to the ''KInsas
Land and Wheat Growers Association
for the purpose Of buying lands In the
State Of Kansas, raising wheat AMI all
other farming products, and selling the
same, and for the purpose OF raisiigta,.
lie, hogs, horses, sheep, and other sioCk.
ThG principal office shall be ut Wheeling,
~, Va, aud Is 10 expire. ,DseOmbeF ] d,
Ism. For the purposes Of incorporation
1850 have been subscribed to the capital
stock, and $40, hAvp paid In and desire
the privilege OF increasing Il 10 $IJ,SG.
The capital so subscribed Is divided inp
shares Of s. each, which are held rs, III.
Philips, ten; ". l.. Bridges, ten; (iE
Jingle, ten; J. c. Aldelson, ten, and kbe
stock hereafter sold 10 be divided kiS
shares Of like amount. ="
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06
ALIEN. UPDEGRAFF, CIV Cirrk.
Notice to Contractors & Builders


ORTicE or THE lIoARn or Public WnREs
WHEEIISG, NOvemberI3, 1874,
Sealed proposals will lie received by tlle
Hoard Of Public Works, OF the State Of West
VI addressed to the undersigned, up to
]? o'clock noon, Of March the LIST 1850. Tor Inc
ALTERATIONS IN, and the ADprrIOSs TO, the
Building known rs The State House, at Chares.
ton kanawha county, West Virginia, accord.
ingto the plans and SlecihcationSfurnish by
Bids will be received for the whole, and Tie
several parts Of the work. Plans and snecifI.
cations may be seen at tho Capitol building.
In Wheeling, on and after JANUARY /, 1850,
and any Information relative thereto may be
obtained by applying to &C. KemblC' the
Architect, resident at Wheeling, West Va,
Bonds and security, approved by the Board
OF Public Works, will be required OF each
contractor. The right Of receiving or reject.
Ing any or all bidSls reserved. ''S'
~ order OF the Board Of Public Works
hol' S. BRADY, seCy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

AMusENENTs.-The Criterion Coined,
Company opened to very good houst
lust night in the society play, "0ur Daurh,
teri" We cannot speak too highly Of tht
merits Of this company, and when we sav
that 1t is the best average ono that va
have had this season, We do not oyerralo
them. Their performance last night was 4
society picture, and attracted all BY itS
reality and the manner in which Il was
drawn, The leading character is Mr.. +, +,
Mackay, who Is also the adapter Of the
piece TO tho American stage, from the
German. MeSsrs. Hopper and Herman,
US his sous-in.law, were very good, and
each rendered his peculiar part excellent,
lY. Mr.. Whltecar as Dr.. Galen, gave his
very difficult performance admirably, as
did also MesSrS. Ogden and Candy. Miss
Louise Sylvester as Rose, rendered her
pArtin a manner that drew forth several en-.
cores. The other members ofthe company
also did well. 'E-'aFt
This afternoon sour Daughters will DO
repeated, and this evening Freaks said
to be the most irreSiStibly funny frclcal
comedy on the stsgeiswHlhe given.
Tickets ut Lucas. ...r-.,,D
K,Ty Cor Joe, Murphy will appear in
Kerry Gov" Monday night, and Tuesday
night in shaun Rhuc," at the Opera
House. Tickets this morning ut Lucas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

RELIGIOUS Notes.-The Sunday School
lesson on the International basis for the
month Of December will be "Studies in thu
book Of Revelation" the one for to.mor
row being the Heavenly song" Chapter
[ v, verses lila.
/ Rev. Sameul b. Barnitz will occupy the
pulpit Of his own church, the Fourteenth
Street English Lutheran, tomorrow morn.
ing and evening, and address the Sunday
School in the afternoon. Morning sub.
Jet, 1.-THE coming king" Evening sub.
ject, about chances"
The Wheeling Sabbath School Associa.
ti1l will, no doubt, have very interest.
ing session on Tuesday evening next, at
The Baptist Church on Byron street.
Seyeral 81, -atully prepared papers BY emf
nent worEers IN be presented. Every
Sabbath School works. ought to be present.
The services at the: Discip.t Church for
some months will DO in the allowing
order: Sunday School at 10 A. ~. preac.'' -
Ing at II A.M. and r. N. Sunday School
lesson tor next Sunday, Rev. 8 chapter.
Subject Of morning discourse, "The Re.
deemed Throng." In the evening, "The
miracle before our eyes,
I, The next regular monthly meeting Of
the Wheeling Sabbath School Association,
WI " held Tuesday evening, December
9th, at the Baptist Church, ut y O'Clock.
Subjects, by DR.. I. II. Logan and Judge
S0Eey johnson. Put over from December
Last Sunday evening Rev. J. 6. Lysle.
Of tho Third Presbyterian Church, preach.
cd 10 large crowd Of working men upon
the subject Of the Carpenter. To-nior.
row at 1880 he will speak to tho working
women.
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Allow a cold to advance inyour system and
thus encourage moro serious mAlAlles, such a,
Pneumonia, HemorrhAgGs and Lung trouble.
when an immediate relief CGa he 70 readily at
taihedI bdtuHEES 6ERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest sale In the world for ihe cure d
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases
1t Is DR.. BoSChee's famous German prescrip
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest care
and no fear need be entertained In administer
Ing 1t to the youngest child, ~ peg digUC.iOns
The sale Of thiS medicine . unprecedented
Since ilnt introduced there kus been con,
slant increasing demand and without singl,
report Of failure to do lis work in any case
Ask your Druggist as to the truth OF these re
marks. Large sizes 70 cents. Try 1t and bt
convinced. TThSXY
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steubenvIlle Wool Bulletin.

We are nearly bare oil wool; could sell
large amounts at full rates II we had the
stock in store, although we are glad to say
that our OonGigumoRtE are better now than
for some time, and our stock 10 increasing
every day so that buyers who see this item
need not pass us by, rs we may have the
stock they want by tho time they read this,
and those having wool 10 cOnsign need not
fear but they will have ready sale il sent
In, that Is allowing sufficient time TO open,
handle, sell and render amounts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

PAYDAY ~ Tue lOp MIL tOuAy'
clEgp!T and County Courts will ~ alter
nate to-day.
TnENr has not been marriage license
issued this week.
Tug Supreme Court will meet at ten
O'Clock this morning 49,
Tux street car stables are being filled
with hay for tue winter 81
TUX Hebrew oithis city Sillgive hall
Of Washington Hall The lGIh, $500 BY
A LARuE surprise party was given Ma,
Watkins last night oil the Island.
TMg tests at the engine houses now, arr
AtSA. NJ. aud . =. NJ, u change Tor the bat.
ter.
YESTERDAY was pay day ut the Central
Glass works, and to-day At the Whitaker
iron works. -''''
TnR Wheeling Butchers Association
has finished convenient tallOw house
Rt Manchester. ..a.t
Extra trains are being run on the Hemp
/ field every night at present to Gccomno'
daiethe freight traffic. ts.Hr
\ FREIGnt train on the Central Ohio ran
oil the track nUaT Lewis Mills, yesterday
smashing up some empty cars.
Tnr sale at IIornbrook'a Park to-day, o
the effects Of the late Thomas llornbrook
will no doubt be largely attended.
A DAUGHTER Of Philip lleiser, city ReE
ton, left Thursday night iOr Du Bulue
Iowa, 10 entera convent in that city.
Tx brooke County iire.bugs will no lie
Tended by McsSrs. Jacob, Cracrait Il Fer
gusson and ]. II. Good, next Monday.
OFFICER RuTmgMIoRD arrested Pa
Rooney at midnight last night, for assam Ii
Ing Tim Daily. Rooney is in the Lookup
THERE were 10 deeds in fee, and y
deeds oltrust recorded by Recorder Hook
and % marriage licenses issued duIint
November.
TnEstAlesnan and poetlRureatG, oiPittS
burgh, was At the State House yesterday
RECALLING the clerks with his ideas OF re
ligion and pOlitiCs:
G. VANS Es,l., ex.COuncilman from tn
Fourth Ward, celebrated his 5jth birth
day Thursday night, \ large number 0
his friends assisted him. l
ON readers are informed that DR.. Ban
nings successful stay among us ends to
day. Those wishing braces must call u
the Mcclure House before iOnr o'clock
DtslSEsS appears very brisk with tn
dealers IN confectionery. Dan Cochran
foreman Of Il. S. FeeuHy's factory, Say
they made last week sixty'eight hundTe
: pounds Of plain candy.
: TUE colorcd man Thompson, or join
son, who was arrested adGy or two ago o
suspicion Of stealing yHlise, was lii
charged yesterday by Squire ". W. MI
|, Ter, the owner Of the valise being unwil
: ing to prosecute. 600
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MuirARY MArrEm.@The fvsispation Of
CAPTAIN E.A. BillinEaleR and Fiat Lieuten.
AMI S. ". Satterfeld, Of the Garrett Rihes,
Wetp tendsred 10 His EGceileAeyyshe Gov.
ernOF, and accepted. The reasons assigned
were that they both Intended leaving the
State. This leaves the company 10 com.
mand Of Second Lieutenant 4. L, BAsneli,
who will, no doubt, be promoted.
Col. Charles j. Faulkner, it,, will on
Monday, the Slh, muster out the Berkeley
Light Infantry, they having served three
years, The majority Of the company,
which numbers one hundred men, would
be willing to re,enllst II the State offered
any encouragement 10 her volunteers, but
the present militia law provides nothing
but 4 continual Out'lAy Tor officers and
men.
The Berkeley Light Inlantry" Is the
best equipped company In tho State
they being the ilFst company organised IN
tile State when she had q large app0r'
tIOnment to her credit, II Is To b. re-
grelted that the State AhOuld loose thlS
company, for lake II oil In oil Ii ID proba.
bly, the best company In the service.
There has never been muster Of this
company where they turned out less than
seventy men,
Their arms and accoutrements will be
turned oysrlq tho Adjutant General ap
Monday.
Vim. n. Chancellor, Col. and A, D. G.,
has been ordered to muster Into the ser.
! vice the Company known as the "Thomp.
son'G Grays, Of patkeraburg, commanded
by Can't. a, Q, Hall, very popular young
man Of the toyd, The Company Is com.
posed Of the lltat yO1ug men Of Parksrs'
burg, who take great interest In the organ
IGation. They are meeting With much
encouragement from the ladies' Of Par
kerburg, who have gotten up two or three
festivals for their benefit, and have real.
lied such SUN that their Treasurer has
been put under bond. Their uniform Is
tbs finest in the State, taking the shine
off the "Kanawha Riaemsn," which Is
saying good deal.
The 30Ih Of May next Parkersburg will
bid high for the sham battle by Offering
large and costly prlEeS for the best drilled
companies, With her advantages Of the
best battle grounds and easy Of access,
she certainly is entitled 10 some FRCogni.
tion. Wheeling will not attempt another
so soon, but will, no doubt, help Parkers.
burgOut. She expects every military or.
ganization in the State to honor her with
It's presence on that day.
There are several new military organi.
cations under way and will soon DO uni.
formed.
The Governor hRs gone down to Wash.
ington for the purpose Of trying his per,
suasiVe powers on the Secretary OF War
to allow tho State TO Overdraw her appOr.
tiOnment for arms and ammunition. The
Governor is always awake to the interests
OF the military.
The military interest Is kept up oil oyer
the State with the exceptions Of this city.
At one time We had three well organized
COMPANIES, but ii has been so long since
an organization Of the military order has
appeared on our streets that to hear Gle
and drum would remind us Of the days
when volunteers were called for.
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The nesl E,er Knem nr.

J. G. starkcy, prominent and Influential
citiEtn OF Iowa City, ays; ~ have had the
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy eoulL
hear oil, without airy relief whatever, until !
saw your shilah'H YitalIIeT advertised IN oui
paper, aud was persuaded to trylt. lam hap
py to state that Il has enttrelyGure me- It'll
certainly the best remedy ever knew Of
Price IS cts
Sold by E. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellow'i
Hall and ChAs. MoenEetn0eler.
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>If BAIdness or Deficiency OF Hair
Exists, OF II tho Hair Is gray, dry or harsh,
the natural youthful color can be restored
by using London Hair Color Restorer,"
the most delightful article ever introduced
TO the American people for increasing
growth, restoring its natural color, and at
the same time lovely hair dressing and
beauiHer. II is totally different from all
Others; not sticky or gummy, aud free
from all impure Ingredients that render
many articles obnoxious. In TACT Il q OK.
qulsitely pertumed, and so clearly and
elegantly prepared as to make It lasting
hair dressing and toilet luxury. j. A.
Tynes, prominent citizen, Wilson, n. o.,
writes; Some ten yeaB ago my wile's hair
commenced falling, aud got very thin and
gray; but after using "I.ondon Hair Color
Restoter" the scalp became healthy, the
hair stopped falling, the color was restor.
cd, aud 10 now growing beautiful.
Ask your druggist iof london Hair Color
Restorer. Price, Is cents a bottle, Six
bottles, 81. Main depot for the u. s., $50
North Sixth St, Philadelphia. rThS4w