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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-29
BRANCH HOUSE
IN
G III E S r E r,

And every facility, L expect to
eclipse Old Prices anu rush goods at
figures that will mako tho world
wonder and rivalry $50. cnllod) stare
aGhnst, My list Of goods slnurh-
tered will appear in next week IS
issue. Respectfully,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-12
CEALED PROPOSALS,

WHEELING W, VA March 10, 1851
ssalOd propO,Rls will be rec ivcd nj M, ,n..J
Thur1day, SSt inst, at ~ O'clock NJ i,r INV uutl
ordered by the Board Of County Commir.'oU., HOt
thOlT session on the It'll inat As lOluWs Vi, 't !"
On tirst division, q. i. =, road % eat,c ,,,
mScsdamixinS' N' '"'@'''A' ''V '"o'e y'di
on second division, G, @, 4 p. road / an ,,,,.
yards excavation COO cubic yalIS maCAiamtsss N'N
ward, %ScSdamIIISs. ' 'O"'' '""' '''0O'nO's
On river, tiIennS Run and Short CTfck M o,,l.
yards masonry, 5000 cubic yRld, excavation ''VP
ySrdS mScadamiSIpS' iSO cube yards Tip,np y" Guile
On Peninsula and Fulton road, 10 cutie ya,l,,,,-
sOnIy Double yards maCidRmIilpg "4'
On Chanel Run 10 Hprlpger'p 100 cubic y,rl,u,-
AonTy, con cubic yards excavation, 500 rubls IN
mRoidamIGlpE. Jaw
On Dixon Kun 10 Ridge road, 100 cubic wand, IA,
sorry, 5000 cubic yards excavation Kelly, Blr1,ST
Demen sLemeteTy, LOO cubic yards tXcayalion SOU
On McGTaV'B Run, 60 cubic yards m,,onry i Nh
cubic yards excavation, 80"
On Middle Wheeling Creek TOid upper end. ia,
cubic yards masonry, 100 cubic yards excavation 5G
cubic yards matchmaking. ."
River from Glen'S Hun TO Brooke county line ;o
cubic yards excavation.
Rice aud WeidOmanB 200 cubic yarls Ctnv,-
ton.
Roney'a Point 10 II, y. 4 b Ttai, 100 cubic y,ti,
masonry, 200 cube yards excavation. '''H
Meeting House I'LL, 800 cubic yarls macadlrl,I5,
South FORK Short Creek, 1000 cubic yadi CsriT,'
tIon, 'A'''''
wa r, @, road, 600 cubic yaidI maciIlml,lf,
800 cubic yards excavation,
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MOUNDsVILLE.

MouSDsviLLE, March 1.-THE attention
OF Judge Melvin has for tho past three
days been devoted to disposing OF whisky
cases. A. Charlton, CHARLES Priss, Eman.
uel Deitz and J. II. Fountain, being in
turn mulct'd In sums ranging from $40
TO 500.
mems" Hughes, citizen OF the Key.
stone State, who was charged with stealing
considerable sum Of money from Mr..
Woodruff, Of Leatonsville, W. Va, while
the latter was intoxicated, was BY some
sort Of "hocus poCus" permitted to escape
the penalty Of his crime, although but III.
Tie doubt existed OF his guilt. The pro.
verbal delay Of the law proved for.
tunate thing In this mans case, some.
thing not at all unusual, | believe.
J. Dallas Ewing, Esq, appears To be the
only representative OF the Ohio county
bar having business In this court, at pres.
ent. Cameron ls ably represented by
my young legal friend N. B. Pierson, Eco.
II ls rumored that the purchase Of the
probason farm by Mr.. Hawley Is but a
preparatory step toward another import.
ant event In that young gentleman's his.
tory, that oil endowing one OF Wheelipp's
faireAt voting ladies with one.thitd In.
terest In that, as we'll as any, and ali
other property he may possess.
l had the pleasure OF meeting Mr.,
Black, OF Il. II. Black 4 Bro, tnohutnet1.
tai works Of your city, yesterday. Mr., d,
is O courteous gentleman, and is recon.
mended TO any Of our citizens wanting
anything In bis line.
Mrs. Maria Mclean, OF the Second
ward. died Wednesday morning last alter
quite 0 protraCted illness, and was follow.
ed 10 her final resting place, in Mount
Rose Cemetery, by large Concourse OF
relations and friends, on Thursday after.
noon.
Ambrose W, Jones, O two year convict
from Putnam county, was teceiyed at the
prison Wednesday last, and VIM. Hunter
comes from Nation county for q similar
term.
with this weeks issue Of The N,O S,aiy
Gdtsth Mr.. Creel sewers hjs ConnecIion
with that paper. The paper will in ibs
future be conducted and owned nv NJ
Curtis, who has for some months been a.
ISOLATED With MI. Cteel In liz publication.
The office will be removed TO the deiunct
Commercial office. Mr.. Oreel retains The
job office and will for some time at least
devote bis attention entirely TO job work,
q branch oil the business 10 which he has
but few peers In the State.
A couple Of badly inebfiated coal
miners from WeRee, Ohio, were foped In
by Sergeant Hanen and lodged in the lock.
up Wednesday night last.
The "Moundsvllle Dramatic Combina.
ton" was greeted by we'll filled house
yesterday evening.
George Webster, familiaty known az
"GentlemAr George" Of tyo1densville, is
spending q few days with old friends in
town.
Steam was raised Of the Agricultural
Works Thursday last, and II is expected
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-12

A coRREsPoNDRNT oil the Montreal GdIelle
makes the statement that grave complaints
are made by parents that at least in one
important school OF that city ateacher Is to
be found who for a considerable time has
been deliberately and systematically in
shilling disloyalty into the minds OF the
pupils, Every opportunity that lessons in
history or geography may present Ia said
tobe seized for the'purposeo OF teaching con-
tempt for the institutions OF Canada and
for British institutions generally, for the
Empire at large, and Canada as part Of the
Empire, and for praIsing the United States
and their institutions by contrast.
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that the establishment will begin opera
tons in all itsdepRrtments next Monday
W, Il. Gamble, Esq, the courteous
manager Of the Webster Wagon Works, at
the prison, reports bnsiness fairly boom
ing, and exhibits q pile Of orders as big as
q (smalD load Of hay.
A wagon loaded with coal, with two
mules attached to one end, TIVE horses to
the other and one horse to the lRrhosrd
hind wheel, and three or four Jehus tear,
ing around like all possessed, presented
rather novel sight on the wharf Yester-
day. The amount Of steambOat'mate Ian
gunge 1t requires to manage team OF this
description is something wonderful 10
listen to.
Considerable interest Is being manifest.
ed by the members Of the congregation oil
the N. +. Church in the revival services
conducted by Rev. Fullerton, while it is
said somewhat Of a cooling down is notice
able in Brother Thalcher's flock,
A large number Of grain cradles from
Mr.. schwalb's establishment In the First
ward, were lying on the wharf Yesterday
awaiting shipment to different points on
the river below.
A number Of smart "Alex'sn at the Ma
sonic Hall last night appeared to labor
under the impression that the remainder
Of the audience had paid their twenty. five
cents for the sole purpose Of listening to
their profanity and ill.mAnnerly remarks
This kind OF thing Ia very dissgreeable Ia
persons who 20 TO such places Tor the pur
pose oisseing and hearing what isgoing or
~ kha ukaua onH tho m N a Uaru phnul1 on
gage policeman to preserve order in the
hall, as we have enough OF these "side
shows" on The street corners every day
A small sum Of money invested IN pro-
grammes, and distributed among the au
dience, would add very materially to the
pleasure furnished by the dramatic com
binAtion.
The alternate freezing and thawing
keeps our streets in a miserable condition
The slang phrases that the trio Of young
society ladies were INDUCING in as YOU
correspondent passed on Water street,
Yesterday, was anything but ladylike or
refined; at least that's the way 1t struck
him. Don't do 1t any more, girls. You
cannot afford to furnish amusement ioT
street loungers at the expense OF your
good manners.
Brother William Hammond Is wellnigh
disconsolate over the irreparable loss Of
bis ten.year iavorite fox hound "Eph,
named in loving regard for his esteemed
iellow.hunter Eph Ryan, A falling treu
proved too much for Eph (the hound, not
The iellow.huntsr), and his musical yelp is
no more reyerberated by the hills and
hollows surrounding our city, Such be-
reavements are met with but seldom in
lie. Brother Hsmmond's grief Is some
what assusged by the heartfelt sympathy
extended toward him by Sheriff Hicks,
Eph Ryan and Harvey Sprinkle.
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TIE New Orleans Times makes this com.
ment upon the question Of Southern
PoliCy:"
"The South don't ask for any undue
consideration OF her interests, She OBJ.
iects, however, to being regarded as an
enemy, All she wants Is to be placed on
an equal footing with other sections Of the
country. General Grant had Southern
policy. II was q policy Of coercion, Mr.
Hayes also had a Southern policy. 1t
was policy OF Cancellation. Garfield has
NO occasion for Southern policy unless
he accepts the advice oil the 'stalwarts'
and adopts the policy pursued y'Grant.
The South prefers to be let alone TO work
out her own social and political problems.
II Garfield adopts policy for the South 1t
will not be at the request Of the South, but
at the instlgation Of the extremists OF the
party,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-12

The lumbermen Of the Northwest have
Just been having their annual Convention
at Chicago. According to the reports sub
mitted, they have had q year OF almost
uuexampled prosperity, One important
fact Is To be noted, namely, that consump'
ton Is increasing so rapidly that serious
apprehension is felt that in twenty years
from date our vast forests, especially Of
soft pine, will be exhausted, unless other
woods are introduced for their protection.
It is estimated that the increased demand
in the production Of lumber since 1850
has been at the rate OF not less than fifty
per cent for every five years.
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companies

Thus from 1850 to 1S70-the period in.
Guiding the war-there was an increase OF
1872 per cent In the length Of the line and
220 per cent In length Of wires, and from
1870 10 1880 an increase OF 81 per cent In
miles Of line and ITO per cent In miles OF
wire; and In the three years from 1877 to
1880 the increase was no less than 81 per
cent In line and S54 in wire, and this at a
time when the country would seem TO
have been pretty well supplied. There
are now $50 people In the country to one
mile Of line and l43 TO one mile Of wire.
BY the same investigation,i 1t appeared that
OF the end OF 1880 there were about 1900
telegraph Offices in the country and $4,000
employees, sending 100000 messages
yearly,
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WELLSBURG.
Local Notes aud Happenings NJ tho Couu'
~ Seat OF brooke.

VI HVAN vs. DASSeVN
WELLsBuRG, March 1.-THE trial Of the
State vs., Thomas Cheek progresses slowly.
The evidence for the State is not all in
yet. The trial was brought to q sudden
halt yesterday, and tho court adjourned
till 2 o'clock p, NJ, owing to the very &c.
we're illness Of enc OF the Jurors. The
court room Ia crowded with spectators.
The streets here are In terrible Condi.
ton, mud and plenty OF 1t on every street.
Theodore JoIers, son Of the late Henry
Jeifers, died yesterday after long Illness.
He was o member OF one Of the West
Virginia batteries during the late war.
Mr.. W. II. Harvey, who has been III for
some time, Is able to 20 out little.
G.B.O.
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THE Cincinnati Commercial says that the
police OF that city, up to q recent date,
levied black mail to the amount OF $1,000
q month on local gambling houses, This
Is about what one good New York police
precinct Is worth month, and the share
OF single New York police Commissioner
in this sort OF plumber has been put at
$1,000 week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-12

WHERE for twenty years a person had
no movement oithe bowels without medi'
cine or mechanical means,s months use OF
TUFTS Pills completely restored the bowels
to natural regularity. They are composed
OF innocent herbs and arc incapable Of
hurting the most delicate constitution, yet
sure to cleanse the bowels and blood ofall
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made hy Edu,rd
Miller and Emma Miller 10 me az Trustee. di.l De-
eenber Blst, 1877, recorded In the ODoe d the lTE
Of the County Court Of Ohio County, We.l Yuiliit
In deed Of trust book No. 10, rage 26i, wilton
sATu DAY. rnE i2ra bAY op MARCH, 1851
commencing al 10 o'tlOtk M, Ioli nj the foot dclf
Of the Court House Of said county, tic iOlOvifg de-
scflbed property, that Il 10 Sny.
tract Of land on the south fork Of NrKneltm
GAldHelFt run adjoining lands Of AspCt spcef Ptit
keith and 0thtrl, and bounded As iOlIoa', io'sii
BEGINNING sta while walnut standing on the ioth
aoe Of said rus about four ~ poles and oftV
Ieet ifUin therunj lhOf O. north SO, Utst llto'wt
siatel eofheft0 Wolf and Keith and ttantn9 No ing
CORNER Of ientej thence Aouth II, cast 9 lole 2s
beech tee, eOIitf 10 bAid Wolf; theme tpItn scr
poles 70 white OK, corner 10 taid VOL ihd ~,
Pc! speert thence With tptef'G line south 81 80. /.
Poles % SAKE corner to ,ad speefi Theme to. .,
~, east 10 poles 10 beeth corner 70 iail sr'l,
thence Iouth l6h, vest 1874 poles to ssko, meme
south %! vest 10 poles Cf0lllpR the run ~ Nas.
Alimtn Ientei thtnee north q, west u r'''o !.
SAKE w the ROAD near the run and on the hoiih'pp
Of III thence north 81, east mp small taIne lh"o'
tWenty teet 10 stale or white Oak; hence norm 30
west % poles 10 the beginning, ccnainlrg 1'ou. ~
aeIe3 and ihlfy hHo poles more or less, iOgelhr sl
lhe 5nildings, lmpiO1ementl, RpputteEahcF atdeo1
privilege hiuMe on or belonging to said ~ td hhl
NC tuue Y believed to! be good hut gW eon'
Only tne tllle vtaled 10 mo by sold deed oir.'i
IAhhs ~ bAL8-Ohe u lrd, and,mOfo " Tue P1i
chaser 10 elect, cash on day Of nic the laItnr 10
Two "a OIL lh1tAllmenio Al siG and twelve mon N
notes beatitg Interest 10 Q 1iVon igf TIE de'rfl
payments and the title retained until psJmfh'
niide 10 fall
WIN LIscH, rt9I'''
w. ]. w. C0WbRS, eollcl,or, az
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The Railroad Gazette has the following:
The development Of telegraphs in the
United States was recently investigated
with considerable care and pains by gen.
tleman who gives the following as the re.
suit Of his inquiries, made Of the people
best informed in the different telegraph
companies:
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sulppuILpNa a WilmingtOn, Del, DC

EHIPDUILDINu ~ WIIWIHRIUHI D9I'I JUST
now is remarkably active. A correspon-
dent Of the Philadelphia Ledger speaks OF
one Of the leading establishments there
as never having been 80 busy since the
war, not only through the demand for
ships, but other work in their line, and
that all the orders cannot be accepted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-12

CoLD Is nnlagonistic to health, inducing
coughs and other dangerous bronchial
diseases, which quickly yield to the tooth.
ing yet positive influence Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, Price rs cents a bottle.
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GENERAL notice..
NOTICE,

TIE sitocEholder,o q GTeeRyocd Cemetery ar, h.,
lie SasaiB. h SSu 80 iii sff' Ss S 0g GTs';
eemateIy: No. l220 Main hlreet, In The CifvoI NJ Ne
Ing, on Thu RSDAY, the gath day Of NJ A hi" Eel
betWeen the houu oil 10 and u O'clock m 81 '4't,
lin T. c, BONHAN
nulN sLntuL..-
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,,......... SiTI CLERE's OFHcR.
WHEELING, VI, Va, March ii, lsI
Sealed proposals will bO received At tbo ofg.,,l.
City Clerk until THURSDAY, MARCH II no. ~ 'ae
SsSSs P nj M i0 81 MAKING and deyc Of ~
except water pipes, stop cocEI and Die pln,, !'"r
Bids To be enlOTled, Proposals for rl,ri1' H.,
city, The Committee GA Water Wvrk. n, . ~, We
the right TO rel eel any or all bids. '''''itg
mill FRANK BOWERS, CITY cl.,.
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1NAX NOTICE,

SHERlPT's OYVICR, 1910 CHAPIiyEs,
OPEN FROA s O'CLOCK A, n. USTW
O'CLOCK +. AZ.
All persons indebted 10 me for taxes must call :,
the old shsTil's Once ann S9ttlo promptly
For the further convenience Of those who rapro,
spare tbs time during the day will keep The oT,
open until O'Clock p, nj.
Unless you give this last notice attention l vii,
proceed 70 enforce the law, hieh will In many rS,
add costs mere than The tax bill, All order lnd
GEO. H. TlEGLE,
la EX.ShRrIn Nhln Innn..
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NOTICE.
REDEMPTION OF CITY ROM,

~ ASbEMFlluN VI CITY ROSh.
Tho holders Of the ~ per cent bonds Of ,bo ~
Of Wheeling, Issued under the OIdiuaprc TI Ky wy
hereby notified that 10 aecoauee with nov lam, 'ie
Iald ordinance the following hoBd, Ms nlE w ",
396, IO7, aS6. aI5. 2Gi. 22", 2II. nS%' ~
27S, 81, M, 10, a3O, a5O, 81, O5, Ri I'D
having bet drawn BY lot, Will he PAID on
lion 70 the unds aligned, and will cease 10 ia, ,t
est on and alter April !, ISL; "'e'
HENRY K. LIST
BENZ, DAVENPORT
Commissioners Of City OF Whceiip,
MApou l. 1881
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T1NIH TA.BLM.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and After SATURDAY, November is, 1854,
az % the Wheeling and Elm Grove H. Il, viii ran
~ !oloRG Can viii leave the city, tOrheF N MAfket
and bleVonth tieetSl, and BoYnbro6k'6 pnFk Al
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In order that everybody may attend, The admission
viii 10; For adults rs ctnts for school children 10
cents. Tickets for sale At book and music ltOreS.
Number limited 10 ctpnCty Of the house.
Special arrangements made for schools In clubs Of
twenty or more. mhl2
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sauhdayt N1cepled,
tyn SUNDAYS tSo car. VIII leave HoTnhrookt PNfk
ssvssS T. ~ and city Hi2eo r. nj to Accommoiatt
n01iS JOB KLEEH, superintendent.
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D SHOW GASES, 9 COUNTERS l SIDE
4 case, with glass doors for sale 81 shei6'S' %
Twelfth street,
Musical lnstrumants Of every kind carefully re-
paired ut Sheib's, 50 Twelfth street.
All sheet Music, any piece pabliShSd In the United
mol9 SHElbsI o. TWeIth stFsetr
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

mhiO
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-08-05
Washington Letter.

WAsHlN5roN, ID. c., July ~, 1881.
The attempts being made by certain Dem
ocratic journals, to raise question concern
ing the Legality of the credentials issued to
the New York Senator'S elect. in view of the
many charges of corruption and bribery
made against the halfbreeds by the stalwarts,
the Post of this city says ian enquiry into
the legality of this election may very proper
ly be instituted. II may not be true that the
Democrats are endeavoring to trump up pre-
texts for an investigation, with the object Of
depriving Messrs. Miller and Lapham of
their seats. But considering the state of af-
fairs in the Senate when that body adjourn
ed, it is very likely that if any reasonable
object exists for keeping the gentlemen out
of their seats until after the organization, it
will not 60 unpresented."
The sudden death of the Secretary of the
Senate, Burch, adds another to the compli-
cations which will confront the Senate upon
it's reassembling. There is no provision in
the rules for filling the vacancy, except by
election, 80 it will become one of the Senate's
first duties to elect a Secretary. This sad
event deprives the Democrats OF the argu-
ment which stood them in such good stead
at the last session, namely: that the offices
being already filed by good men, there was
no necessity for change. No excuse now
exists for not proceeding to the election as
soon rs possible after reassembing. Person
ally, Mr.. Burch was Justly popular, and that
too with men of both parties with whom his
official character brought him in contact, and
his death is keenly regretted.
The President is again on the steady in
crease. His wound is discharging in a man
ner satisfactory to his physicians, and every
thing points to his final recovery.
The question having been referred to him
by the Interior Department, Attorney Gen
eral McVeigh has decided that where
homestead entry of public lands has been
made by a settler, the lands 30 entered can
not whilst such entry stands. be set apart by
the President for a Military Reservation,
even prior to completion of full title by
settler; :" but that where a presumption fling
has been made of public lands, the land
covered thereby may Ike set apart by the
President for such reservation at any time
previous to payment and entry by the settler
under the preemption law.
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wAvERLY.

j. L. Mcknight has his house nearly COM
pleted. II stands where the log structure
stood for 90 years, and though less romantic,
is certainly more commodious and slightly.
Wheat will average about 10 bushels per
acre throughout the town. Oats are good
crop, but the army worm has destroyed some
good pieces. Messrs. Adriance, Valieau and
Bush, are among those visited by the worm.
Oscar Rodenbaugh has gone north to look
for better town for grocery. His success
at Glendale has been gratifying and prepared
him for larger business than circumstances
warranted at that place. We understand he
will move his store this fall.
The Red Ribbon Club il at last dormant,
after the largest career of any in the county.
The club may have outlived it's usefulness,
but the work will only take on new form
as reform cannot stop while reform is needed.
This does not apply to Waverly especially,
but to the state and country in general.
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We DO not often make any editorial mention
OF the proprietary medicines advertised in our
columns, but we believe j: to be duty We owe
TO our readers 10 call their attention to the ad-
vertisement Of Dr. j. c. Ayers Ague Cure
which appears in this issue OF our paper.
We know from sad experience that nothing
is more disheartening than the insidious APP
proacbes and periodical attacks OF maarial and
mlasmatlc disorders. The remedy prepared 10y
DR.. Aver 4 Co., has been in use many years
and has proved q positive antidote for disorders
Of this nature. 1t is, wiihal a safe and harm
less one to take. being composed entirely OF
vegetable ingredients, without either qulnine
or minerals, unlike other so called Ague Cures
aud consequently incapable OF producing the
deplorable effects which follow the use OF these
drugs. Our western people owe debt OF graf
itude to DR.. Aver for the production OF this
valuable medicine. It's timely use will save
much suffering, and we recommend il with the
greatest confidence in Its ability to do all that
is promised for lt.-Atkins, Ark, News.