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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-31


PERSONAL PARAoRAPHs.-J. G. Palmer
ESQ, and Mr.. Il. q. Fist, OF Wellsburg, are
at the Mcclure, en- route 70 Chicago.
Henry schmulbach, Esq, arrived home
from New York yesterday.
@. II. fancy, Of the Clarksburg Netss, is
in the city.
Albert Etz, OF Young's East Wheeling
Pharmacy, returned Saturday from Mag
ara Falls and, Toronto, Canada.
Col. Thomas Il. B. Haase, B. & o. ticket
agent at this city, and Capt. George NJ
Whatsoever, OF Grafton, leave this morn
ing for Breckenridge, COL, where both are
extensively interested in silver mines.
Conrad Schambra, Esq.,, Of this city,
who has been visiting in the Black Hills,
returned home yesterday.
r. II. Brown, Esq, Sheriff OF Hancock
county, was in the city yesterday, settling
with the Auditor.
Mr.. w. A. Cracraft, Of the Auditors Of.
fee, is at his post again, after ten days
vacation.
Peter Hoffman and George Truschel
will leave to-day for Noter Dame, Ind, to
attend College.
Mics Amy Silver and Mary Evans, Of
Baltimore, Md, are Visiting friends In THIS
city.
who has been visiting friends in Pitts
burgh for some time, returned home yes
terday. She was accompanied by Miss
Kate Gottegan, pleasant young lady
whose home Is In the Smoky city.
Miss Tenie Mills, oil Allegheny, who has
been visiting at the residence of Jacob
Troutwine, North End, returns home to-
Miss Tenie Bishop, Of Kingwood, is the
guest OF Miss Adelia Pollack.
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PAINFUL AccIDRNr.-Yesterday even.
ing about half past five o'clock a terrible
crash was heard in the rear part OF 7. @.
MofIat'smerchan tailoring establishment,
which startled those who were In the stol 9
at time. Itsppears that Frank Hammer,
who is employed as eErand boy by MIR.
Moffat, was irisking about with anotherlad
In the second story, and jumped from the
window onto skylight Of very thick
glass, q few feet below the window. The
glass will bear the weight Of two or three
men, but when jumped upon It's sustaining
power Is not so great, OF course Frank
didn't know this or he wouldn't have
jumped. When he struck the glass he
went through It like the circus rider sails
through paper balloon, but not with the
ssme brilliant effect, for the floor some
eight feet below had " be reached, and
by the time be reached his destination he
was pretty badly cut and bruised up, so
much so that DR.. Harvey had to be called
upon to pick the glass out Of deep cut In
bis arm and about the wrist, and stitch up
the end OF his nose, a portion Of which was
peeled OF. Frank got off rather lucky,
and may thank his stars that there were
no broken bones to set.
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The PItlsburgh EsposIiIon.

Each year witnesses many additional al
fractions at the Exposition, which EN-
brace the Arts, Sciences, Manufactures
Mechanics, Agriculture, Horticulture, etc
Buildings and grounds are now illumin-
ated with the electric light.
Floral Hall and New Annex will surpas'
all previous efforts Of the florists In
charge.
AnAgricultural Fair has been added e
the Exposition, including a perfect half
mile trotting course.
Concerts will be given every afternoon
and evening by the Great Western Band
The Exposition will be open from Sep
TENDER Cd until October 9th, 1880
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st. Louis
Railway Company Panhandle route,
will sell excursion tickets to parties Of
twenty or more persons, and, when timely
application is made, will provide coach
for exclusive accommodation of parties oil
forty or more persons. This arrangement
will be appreciated by select excursion
parties.
Apply to ]. NJ. Belleyille, Agent, p, W,
& K. depot, Wheeling, W. Va, for further
information, rates, etc.
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A ERw LEcruRE,-we clip from the
.Sdk Journal the following announcement,
Of new lecture to be delivered in Par
kersbure by DR.. A. Q. George, formerly
pastor Of the Fourth Street Methodist
Episcopal Church in this city:
t.Rey. DR.. George will deliver o lecture
next Sunday night in the Baptist Church
on GAiphanistan and the Aighans." This
country and race have been brought
lately into great prominence by the war
which they are prosecuting with Great
Britain. We need to know more Of the
character, history and home Of .the
AIphans 10 comprehend the foreign news.
Dr.. George has made this whole subject 3
thorough study, and his lecture will, no
doubt, be interesting and profitable, TO oil
who hear. The determination OF the dis.
putes In Central Asia will influence the
future Of commerce., OF civilizations oil the
great powers Of Europe, and OF Christian
civilization. This Is therefore Q timely
and important subject.
DR.. George will preach as usual at his
own church In the morning, but ct night
his congregation Is Invited To attend ct
the Baptist Church. Whosoeyer will let
him come and hear" ~.
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BUCKEYE GLASS WoRKs.-A meeting OIL
the stockholders OF this concern was held
at the office OF Robert Bonham, Esq, yes.
terday afternoon. the object being the ad.
iustment OF the financial difficulties Of the
company. Meeting one OF the stockhold.
ers after the consultation, We inquired II
anything definite had been arrived at
His reply was, "That nothing was done
toward settlement OF affairs. We held a
desultory conversation, and then agreed to
adjourn until Saturday afternoon next
il was afterwards learned that the sum
ofsixteen thousand dollars had been sub
scribed to the new stock and that four
thousand additional was only required to
consummate the plan by which operations
would be resumed at the works. twas
thought that the necessary amount would
be subscribed by Saturday. - 4
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TIE WALNUT GROVE oAMp MEETING
The Walnut Grove camp.meeting was
largely attended last Sunday, morning and
afternoon, and the attendance would have
been sull larger at night but for the rain
which came on about three o'clock. The
morning sermon was preached by Rev.
Latshaw Mcclure, Of Pittsburgh, and re.
ceiyed the earnest attention OF at least two
thousand people. 1t was arranged for
Rev. T. B. Hughes to preach at three
in the afternoon, but the rain dispersed
the people, and sit continued TO a late
hour there was no public service until
1880 o'clock, at which hour Rev. Mcclure
again preached, taking for text thewords
OF Jesus, "Come unto me all We that are
weary and heavy laden, and l will give
you rest" The discourse was very effec'
tive. gg. itt
Yesterday there was the usual expert,
ence meeting, and preaching at 1880
O'Clock by Rev. d. A. Pierce, Of Scio, and
At s O'Clock p N. by DR.. DeHass. The
meeting will continue over next Sunday.
So far the order has been all that could be
desired.
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The river last night stood at four feet,
seven inches on the gauge, and was still
ialliIg
The Andes was due in the night, and
will be in port this morning ready to leave
for Cincinnati as advertised.
The Sidney leaves Cincinnati for
Wheeling to-day.
The local packets are making their usual
trips.
packet, and the Welcome leaves for Mar.
ietta.
The Annie Kelley passed up yesterday
from st. Louis to Pittsburg. She had two
barges OF ore, one OF lime, and one empty
barge. Amos Curley and Ben 0gle were
her pilots. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Pilots are asking for light at the head
Of Paw Paw Island.
The Granite State, Katie Stockdale and
Hudson are still in retirement at Cincin.
natl.
The new steamer Scotia, with every
thing on board, will notdraw over twenty
two inches in the deepest place.
The W. N. Chancellor continues in the
Cincinnati and Wheeling trade.
Captain Ed Muhleman, Of the Andes,
was to leave Cincinnati by rail for Pitts.
burgh last evening. A. L. Slavin will
clerk the Andes during his ABSENCE
Pittsburgh Commercial Gcsetle
The Star OF the West, the tiny side.
wheeler that Captain The. Davis used TO
run between this city and Bellaire, has
been purchased at Memphis by Dan Rice,
and will be used as an advertising boat
by the advance agent OF Dan'snew circus.
PIrTsBuRGH, August S0-River 2 feet 2
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
warm.
The towboat clark" owned by Captain
Winnette, took an early morning plunge
into the Monongahela river this morning
At 5 A. NJ, the boat, which Is employed in
harbor towing, was moored near the Ice
breaker at Lock No. l, began filling. from
some unknown cause. She sank in fifteen
feet Of water, but Is lying level, and can
be raised. The crew were on board, but
managed TO make their escape. Captain
Winnette will begin the work Of raising
her Immediately estHday's Piasblrgh
Telegraph.
CNcISNATI, August SO.-River 10 feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
Rain this afternoon. Arrived: Schenck,
from New Orleans. Departed: Chancel-
lor, for Pittsburgh.
LOUISVILLE, August S0.-River rising
slowly; seven feet in the canal. Hot with
rain at dark. r. r. Springer, Cincinnati
TO New Orleans, Cans Millar last night
Memphis TO Cincinnati, John Porter and
tow, Pittsburgh, TO st. Louis, Tom Means
and tow, 1ronton to St Louis.
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AMusRxEsr ACADEMY Of MuHe.-To.
morrow evening CAllender's celebrated
GeorRiA Ministries will give performance
at the above place OF Amusement They
have been greeted everywhere with large
and appreciative audiences, and being
well known to the Wheeling public, the
mere announcement that they will up.
pear here will assure them crowded
house.
OpTa Rou@.-Emma Abbolt.-our music
loving people will no doubt be greatly de-
lighted 10 hear that Miss Emma Abbotts
English Opera troupe will give two grand
performances ut the Opera House, septem.
Der 7th and sth. They will open their en-.
gagement with paul and Virginia" and
on the second evening will present I'll
Trovatore." The st. Louis Republican has
the following kind words to say Of Miss
Abbott's Virginia."
Emma Abbotts performance through.
out was q genuine triumph. Her voice Is
In the freshness OF its spring.time, rich in
tone, crystalline clear, and melting with
sympathy and tenderness, She has
magnetic presence and manner, and pos
sesses dramatic leryor, breadth and extra.
ordinary vocal volume. Paul and Virginia
were tumultuously called before the cur
tain, and after they had retired, the aud
fence was in state OF furore, that was not
quelled until the curtain had risen three
times for three repetitions, which were
given, when quiet was restored until the
curtain rose on the next act. The bird
song contains every difficulty in the way
Of brilliant bravura singing, abounding In
trilla, scales, and roulades, and is the Sc
yerest possible test oil singers voCaliza-
ton. Emma Abbott carried II in triumph,
and still heightened the enthusiasm. SO
| the lovers duet and the bird song pro.
claimed the successes OF Paul and Wiz.
einia, and crowned the little American
warbler with fresh honors.
The sale OF reserved seats will begin
Thursday morning at F. w. Banners
music store, Market street. For scale oil
/ prices see advertisement.
Child Ofue Stdte.-This powerful drama
will be presented at the Opera House Fri.
day and Saturday nights and Saturday
matinee. The New York Truth, OF April
%, 1880, says:
Had a "Child OF the State been pro.
duced earlier In the season 1t would have
undoubtedly had one OF the longest runs
on record at this theatre; for 1t Is full Of
fire and movement, and gives the COM
pany better opportunities than any play
that has been produced this season. The
play was decided and unmistakable sue
cess.
Tickets on sale at F. W. Banners music
store, Market street, tomorrow morning
at o'clock.
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MUNICIPAL COURT Judge Cranmg. This
Court met at the usual hour yesterday
morning, aud disposed Of the following
Armstrong, coen & 90. VS.. Theodosia
McGinnis OF al, in chancery. In this case
aconsent order was entered in favor Of the
Commercial Bank.
Pickering, Grant & Go. vs.. Parker Bros. ;
In Assumpsit. Judgment entered In favor
OF plaintiffs for 500 II.
1. S. Delaplain, Son & Co. vs.. Keller
4 Schreiner; In assumpsit. Judgment was
entered In favor Of plaintiffs for SS65 81.
9 Adjourned until 10 AN. to-day.
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Picnic.

A grand social picnic will be held Al
Ridgeway's Grove, on the O., T. y.& w
railroad, on Wednesday, September LIST
The train will leave Bridgeport at 1:05 P
NJ, and returning, leave the grove at 1925
P. N. Kramer's excellent orchestra will
play for the merrymakers, and refresh.
ments will be served by Dan Cochran, OIL
this city. The Committee on Invitation
are: ]. D. Heinlein, Pannell Garden,
North West, Horace Nichols, William
Welty and John Handel. You could not
spend a pleasanter day in the woods than
by Joining the party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-31

WARRINGTON, August 3l.-l. A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, lower
barometer, stationary or higher tempera'
ture, east winds and partly cloudy
For the Lower Lakes, falling barometer,
stationary or higher temperature, east to
west winds, partly cloudy weather and
occasional rains.
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THERE will be three services each day
during this week at the Walnut Grove
Campmeeting. The clearinghouse &C.
commodations are ample, and persons
bringing horses can have them cared for
at reasonable cost. A large number OF
ministers from the East Ohio, Pittsburgh
and West Virginia Conferences will be
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90 sa,e rreuble nna E.pen.e.

My family has derived very great benefit
from the use Of Hamburg Drops, writes
Nh John stocklin, Union, Broome county,
N. Y. has saved pain, trouble and e1-
pense; and ! shall be glad, always to
recommend the Drops, as II ismy best and
cheapest physician.
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CALL FOR A TEMPERANCE CONVENTIONS
A number OF the ministers Of this Con.
OCCASIONAL district have issued the follow.
Ing call. Among the signatures we notice
that Of DR.. A. O. George. The ministers
OF this city, or number OF them, Join in
asking full attendance from this part oil
the State.
"The undersigned, ministers.of the Cos.
pei, after consultation, respectfully invite
our brethren in the miSistry and other
friends oftotal abstinence, in the first Com
gressional district OF the State OF West
Virginia, and those In other parts OF the
State that may choose TO attend, to con-
vene in the First Presbyterian church at
Parkersburg, on September 10Th, 1880, at
10 o'clock A. N. to consider the question OF
temperance In all Its bearings; and espec.
tally the duty Of christian citizens as to
this momentous subject. Let US meet in
tho name OF public lecency and morality
and for the sake OF the hundreds young
men who are exposed to destruction, and
for the sake OF the homes desolated by the
agencies Of intemperance, that terrible
blight on our country.
"ReSolped, 1a, That our brethren OF the
Second and Third districts are respectfully
requested to hold similar meetings at IN
early day.
I'd. That entertainment will be provided
for all those who attend our Convention.
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ArA concert at Lenhardts Fountain
Saloon, on Market street, last night, some
OF the bloods got into dispute, and 1t
finally developed into a row Of large pre-
portions, one well.known young man be.
Ing badly beaten up by another equally
well known, and several others lost some
blood. The battle was broken up inside,
but continued some time in the alley.
We presume an official investigation will
be made,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-31

Music LEssoSs.-Proi. Louis yaas re,
sumes Instructions to pupils on the Piano,
Violin and Thorough Bass, September LIST,
Application may be made at his residence,
"a Twentieth St, or at sheib's music store,
Washington Hall.
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CouRT HOUSE, NorEs.-In the County
Clerks office yesterday a deed was filed
made by Joel Nuzum, OF Marion county,
to Jeremiah sevill, Of the same county,
for tract Of land containing ten acres
and situate in Ohio county, for $500,
Also deed made by Mary Bender and O.
II. Bender TO Nicholas He'll, for the north
one.third OF lot No. 168 In Chapline and
Eof7s addition to the city, for which s., 900
was paid.
qualified as administrator oil the estate oil
Andrew Yogler, deceased. Bond $500,
with August Geing as surety. .Vogler
was also qualified as guardian OF Andrew
and Fannie Yogler, orphans of Andrew
and Caroline vogler. Bond $500, with the
same surety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-31

PHYSICIANS who use them in theirprac
tice, and others that adopt them as fam
ilY medicine, pronounce McLains' Wheel
ing Pills the inyalid's true friends. b
sure and get the genuine.
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-Four dollars and City cents will be the
excursion rates to the Columbus State Fair
ON the following dates: August 80, 81, Sep.
TENDER /, 2 and 8, via the popular Pan
Handle route. Tickets will be good for
return passage until September 4, inclu-
Rve.
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-Four dollars and fifty cents will be the
excursion rate to the Columbus State Fair
on the following dates: August 30, 81, Sep
TENDER l, and 8, via the popular Pan
Handle route. Tickets will be good for
return passage until September 4, inclu-
Biye.
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River Intelligence.

CHIEF TOBACCO is the "boss." II you
try It you will use no other.
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Miss BILLIE BArLlE's school for Girls ans
Boys will reopen Monday, September 8
at No. So Thirteenth ST.
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SINGING LEssoSs.-Mrs. Annie NJ. sbeib
will resume her course Of vocal instruction
September 9Th. Application may be
made at her rooms, 1ll2 Main street, I'd
floor, from 10 TO l2 A. N. and 2 to Ar. N.
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AZ MISUNDERSTANDING. g.
Letter List. ~
Wanted-Girl. +.
The Walnut Grove for Sale. ~
Opera House-Emma Abbott.
Situation Wanted.
To the Horsemen Of Wheeling.
New Holland Herring, &c.-C. Behrens.
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Board Of Trustees: Hon. @. D. Hubbard
President; DR.. T. 81. Logan, Secretary; d.
O. List, Treasurer; Benz. Davenport Esq,
J. s. Rhodes, Esq, A. W. Campbell, Esq,
Samuel P. Hildreth, Esq, II. X. List, Esq.,,
Hon. A. ]. Sweeney, Augustus Pollack,
Esq, G. X. Wheat, ESQ., Joseph Bell,
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THERMOMETERS REooRp.-The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, q:
observed at sGhnepf's drug store, 0pera
House corner yesterday
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HUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchant.
Lunch this morning at the New hcLure
House Sample Rooms.
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause 1t is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers.
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7LEpMSP.H7F.MJ7Ar.i2s sr.M7r.n
n 81 o. 50 IS IS 81 50
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IseurRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will like 1t.
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ANNUAL ASSouNcRMESr-Rh Wheeling Fe,
male Collese.-This Institution will reopen
September LIST. Miss Lille Courtney
Cook, OF Albany, N. Y. has been secured
to assist in the Musical Department. The
Albany press speaks in the highest terms
of Miss Cooks rare musical ability.
Prof. Carl Hermann will remain In
charge OF the Conservatory Of Music.
Miss Annie Logan will take charge Of the
French School. Miss Logan has been
studying the past summer at the Ohau.
tauqua University under Prof.. Lalance
the acknowledged best French scholar in
the United States. Miss Logan will intro.
duce, aud teach entirely the natural
method.
The College has been thoroughly reno,
waited during the vacation, and It's exterior
and interior appearance is neat, elegantand
-
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SILVER TABlEwAaE.-Rars Bargains a
''' ss - JACOB ". sRuBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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on SUNDAY the Pres Ellison leaves Wheeling At
$40 4. N Bellare At $50 M, Wheeling LIS p. M,
BellAirO ESQ D. ~, wheeling 400 p, m BelAire 800
P. M, connecting with ali trains on the B. a 3 W.
Narrow Gauge Road, and all other trains Tho Eln-
son loayes promptly al the above time,
OF 10 JOHN CROCK 4 30, a Old Reliable Whlnboat.
Freight received atall hours At Old Reliable WHARF
boat. Round IMP Tickets, . cents. Extra trips
inside on bhort notice, for night eIeursions to any
AmRBemOnts, or Tor towing.
mKin mo. y. IUkHNN. tAptaln.
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Tickets on sale at F. W. Banners music
store, Market street, tomorrow morning
at 8 o'clock.
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SUPERINTENDENT JOSEPH LAWSON, Of the
w & B. Bridge Company, is repairing
both bridges. The repairs 10 the spspen-
sion Bridge are about completed, and q
new floor and other needful repair. are
now.beiDg made to the Back River bridge.
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CoaairrEEs were appointed Sunday by
the Cathedral, st. Alphonsns and Church
Of the Immaculate Conception congrega'
tons for the purpose of making arrange
menls TO properly receive Bishop kair
upon his return, which will tax place
about the 10th or 18th Of September.
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IIO4 Main Street.
Ghe Gntetliqetrfer
New Advertisements,

onieoi Nos. a5 and "a fourteentb stree,
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The river last night stood at four feet,
seven inches on the gauge, and was still
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Pretty and HOupE.

In every feature but the hair, which had
grown white from fever This lady at 35
writes lis 81 have used Psrker's Hair Bal
sam six months and AIN more than pleased
with it. 1t has restored the natural brown
color of my hair and given it silky softness,
nicer than ever before. There is no Dam
druF no falling hair and it leavcsthe scalp so
clean and nice and cool that anl ever so
much pleased, and feel and look like my
self again" The beautiful, fresh and visor-
Gus hair 1t produces, together with its prop
erty of restoring gray or faded hair to the
natural youthful color, and entirely freeing
the head from dandruh and itching, sur
prizes no less than it pleases. Sold in large
bottles at only Scots. aud 81 90, by all first,
class druggists. d&w