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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-01-14

A bank in Lyons, France, uses paper
colored with ultramarine green. The
bills Of exchange are Autographed and
the figures Gre written with an acidu-
lated ink, SO as to appear white upon
a green ground. This seems to furnish
a perfect security against alterations.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-01-14

The people of Franklin county art
talking up a new court house.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-01-14

To make short winter-give your
note due in the spring.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-01-14

The only changes that took place
among the State officials at Topeka
last Monday was w. A. Johnson as
Attorney-General, in the placeof Will
lard Davis, and H. G. Speer, Superin-
tendent of Public instruction, in the
place of A. B. Lennon. The Govern
or and all the other State officers were
their own SUCCESSORS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-01-14

A terrible outbreak offever is report
ed in parts of Ireland.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-01-14
PAPER OF COUNTY

Wade Hampton's address is now
Washington, D. C..
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-01-14

Genuine Sweitser Cheese, imported
from the Old Country, at Otten's
Bakery.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-01-14

The largest chunk Of good soap to be
found in lola for 20 cents, is at klau-
mapn's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-01-14

Good plug tobacco, 50 cents POI
pound, at klaumann's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-01-14

Soda crackers cents, ginger snaps
10cents, and sugar crackerslO cents, at
Klaumann's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02
POIN IN.
Prominent People Here aud Here.
hbOut8.

Prominent People Here aud Here
shouts.
Hon. B. l.. Butcher has returned from
the interior.
James Wheeler, Esq, left yesterday fol
Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. James Jepson and family start 10
day on 4 trip through Canada.
Hon. sobietki Brady Is making q visit
to old friends and relatives in the East.
Mr.. viii Marsh, Of N. March 4 Son, it
home from q long tour Of the lake region.
Miss Mary Davis, OF Pomeroy, Ohio, Ia
the guest OF the Misses Wells, Chapline
street.
Col. Z. s. Norton and family we're regis.
tered at one OF the hotels In LewiBburg
last week.
Charles II. straub and wife have re.
turned from Zanesville, from q months
bridal trip.
Mrs. A. A. Fleper, oil Nanesville, Ohio,
lie visiting the family Of Mr.. Frank Ritter
on Ninth street.
NJ. J.. Stilwsgen, Esq of C~laysvllle, and
Dr.. Z. A. Craig, Of West Alexander, were
in the city yesterday.
Chief OF Police Bennett appeared on
the streets last evening, alter q severe at.
tack OF cholera morbus.
Mrs. o. W. F~rAnzheim, who has been
visiting her mother at RSvenns, o., re.
turned home last evening.
Mr.. Jacob Cohn, OF Cincinnati, one Of
the most active specialists on the road, has
accepted a position with Bloch Bros, OF
this city.
Governor ]. B. Jackson and Judge G.
". Thompson are enjoying the sea breezes
At Long Branch, and are quartered at the
Ocean Hotel.
Captain ]. B Kennedy is on duty on
the Hemptleld again, after a weeks ab.
sence at Gettysburg, Pa, where he attended
the reunion Of the q. A. K.
Col. Sam Harrison lie In receipt oil an in.
~vltatioh to be present and take part In the
festivities incident to the completion OF
the Rio Grande road TO Durango.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02

One Of the most atrOCious outrsges tina
has come under our notice in q long time
lS reported from Rohey's Point. Sunday
morning as Mr.. WIN. Freise was coming
toward this city he was asked to look al
two cows Of Mr.. Charles Robrecht, Of the
Point, "a they we're evidently very sick.
Mr.. Freeze got out OF his carriage and soon
saw that some villain had made missions
In the bodies Of the animals, and thrust.
ing his hand into the missions had pulled
out the intestines oil thB poor bfutes and
thrown them over the fence into q geld
near by. One Of the cows died q short time
afterwards, aud the other yesterday morn.
Ing. There Ia a strong feeling out there
against the unknown petpetratof Of the
outrage, and whoever he is will dn well
to keep shady for ION time TO come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02

One day last week James Foster, said 10
belong near Cameron, W. Va, who had
been employed as a harvest hand with
Benjamin DiCkey, near West Alexander.
left and did not return. He had been
wearing a pair Of new boots belonging 10
James, q sou OF HE employer, to stretch
them. When he went he said he was
going to Roney's Point 10 get some
whisky, and not returning At the time
mentioned, Jim concluded that he had
skipped, boots and all. The nett morn.
ing two silver watches aud fl6 In money
were missing along with the boots. Nj.
Dlckey. went to West Alexander on the
hunt Of Foster, but he did not "a that
way, but had stopped At q. Rice's, 10
West Virginia, and tried TO hire him for
q 10 take him to the haven where The
desired fluid was to be had. His offer WA
declined, and that wna the last seen Of
James, the boot Sttetchet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02
KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.
Meagre Returns, ana no Par \ stand. on
between the Parties

MeRgre Returns, ana 40 fnE a BIRud.UH
Between the Parties
CINCINNATI, o., August Full reports
from Campbell county, KY, show. large
Republican gains. Riley, State Senator.
and Shaw, Representative, are elected on
the Republican ticket. In Kenton county
complete returns are not In, but there are
enough to show large Republican gsint.
Hallsman, Democrat, iS elected TO the
Senate by a small majority. One Repuh.
lican and n Independent Representa-.
tive are also elected
LOUISVILLE, KY, August |. - The
election III this city to-day for members OF
the Legislature was very quiet, and the
light vote indicates hat but little interest
was taken in the result. The city and
county delegation will be Democratic
with n exception. Gehnoit defeats
Champion Ia the ffHt district for repre-.
sentative. News from the interior OF the
State Ia meagte.
LEXINGTON, KY, August 1.-The cleo.
lion to day resulted Ia The election OF the
Democratic candidates by an Increased
majority. Spesr, for State Senate, b84,
Mulllgan, for lower house, 500. AZ far ca
beard tom Senators and Representatives
favorable 10 the lg9lsCtiou Of the Hon, j,
b. Beck TO the U. y. Senate have been
elected by full mbiofilies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02
KAcKEr Oh TnE RAIL-

bloody Fight bHIWtr" SieRmbOAImsn
ON b "rsWIk9" IIHIa LAAt Evening.
Yesterday evening q bloody fight took
place on the p, Q. & ST, L. passenger train
which leaves at 4;52, the combstants being
the crew OF the towbOAt Harry Brown,
which boat ia laid up below this city, The
affair did not last very long, but aoms hot
work Wac done before outside interference
quellsd the disturbance. II appears that
James q, MerrimRn, who IL the engineer Of
the Harry Brown, had some difficulty with
the 6remeH, and their places were filled by
Colored men, When the boat laid up
below here all hands come 10 the city, and
yesterday they filled they skins with bad
whisky before departing for their
homes in Pittsburgh, The discharged
fireman took occasion before boarding the
train to quarrel with the engineer, and =
knock down was the result, When all
parties boarded the trai1 the fight WAS re-
newsd In the smoking car, and for y time
1t seemed a. though all hands were en-
gagged in the melee. The police were
telephoned for, and in the meantime sew
ersl citizens e%ndeRvored to get near the
combAtants TO separate them, but were
prevented by those Of 1.-THE crew who were
not actively employed in the engagement,
and who had formed u ring to let the men
fight it out. Officer Steinblcker was the
arst to arrive on tho scene, and pushing
his way into the car arrested
the engineer, MeErimsn, and Char.
les LOBBY, who were purely
and simply lighting it out" Merriman
getting decidedly the worst Of 1t. Stein
biCker look these two In charge and es'
corted them to the lookup, and Lieuteu,
ant Sylvis arrested Mike Kelly, who was
pointed out as having a hand In the Iracal
TOO. The police went back after more
CONTESTANTS, but the train left before they
reached the depot, The entire crew, abonI
twenty five In number, were more or less
engaged In the melee, but the ringleaderl
we're Gagged and that was enough. Th(
train was delayed about twenty minutes
The parties arrested were more or lesl
bruised, Merriman being he worst useC
up. They will answer a charge al dibordel
" Police Court this morning.
WHEN Officer StelL bicker was running
toward the depot some pusIllanimoul
idiots, who were afraid to pitch in AnC
separate the men, cried out to him
"Why dOn't you hurry up2 The mer
will kill each Uther!' There are sOml
people who imagine that, even with TIT
large (N police force we have, every
officer ought to be In two places at thu
same time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02

Thomas Lansing Robs HIsbkN'H safe OF u
sun OF MOney-tRptIFe Of the Thief.
Last winter there arrived In this city a
nondescrlpt by the name OF Tom Lansing.
He was given work by Ed. Larkin for a
time, and subsequently by Chris, Siebke,
for whom be has since worked, until yes.
terday, when he broke into the Office OF
Mr., siebke and riiled the sale oiits contents
some S23 Notice otthe affair was at once
sent to police headquarters and during the
afternoon Officer Morris found the thief
at the house Of Mrs. BsChman on Tive nty.
frat street. Lansing started 10 run and
Tor q time eluded the efforts OF the officer
to catch him. Morris, however, kept him
In sight, and shot at him once, but this
only seemed to accelerate his speed, aud
had not Barney Moran stopped him near
sesbright's, on Main street, he would have
escaped. He was taken before Squire
Philips and sent to jail Tor court In de.
fault $1,000 bail. Nearly all the money
was recovered and a portion OF II identi.
fed by Mr.. Siebke's book.keeper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02

south 4 and including the lands Of Henry
Fisher, Charles KiTcher, Charles VsnAmAn,
+ Nsgle, CHARLES NSgls, W. +, Garter and
Sarah Warden shall hereafter DO known
a. Precinct No. n, with W.. ]. Warden as
surveyor.
By Schultz: That all surveyors be au.
thoTiEed TO pay 81 Is per day Tor labor
done on roads and bridges in Ohio coun.
ty.
By MichOiS: That Thomas ], Warden
he hereby appointed surveyor Of Precinct
No. II River road, Richlaud distriGt,
By Canadian; That the delinquent tax
list as returned by Il. r Tingls, ex Sheriff
Of Ohio county, be separated into districts
and given To each member Of the Board
for examination, and report As to the Ad,
visibility Of accepting the delinquent list,
Various petitions and claims we're read
and referred to the appropriate com
mittePs,
At 1888 o'clock the Board adjourned,
NOTES
Superintendent PIapkey reports forty
three boarders at the Iu6rmary for the
month Of July-twsuty.eight males and
fifteen females. No births or deaths,
The Finance Committee postponed theil
settlement with Ell Sheriff TinSle unit,
some time next month.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan says thai
the Board instructed him TO attend to The
bill before the Legislature requiring JUS
tees 10 hold their offices In the district FOL
which they were elected. and considering
"lobbying" outside Of the regular du,iei
Of his office, he thought he would send In
his bill for bis services,
UJmmlssioner Schullze saYs he wishea
It to be advertised that he 10 not eugageC
In the transportation business. ~ haC
an application the other day" said thI
Squire, iron a family only three week
in this country from Germany to shiI
them to Cincinnati"
: The printing ex enses Of the county To-
the month OF July sore $3.50. lns bill
were ordered paid upon the recommends
ton oil the Printing Committee.
Patrick Weir, M the motion Of Com
missioner Carnahsu, WI 8 elected constable
for Webster DistriC', 20 ill q vacancy
Licenss was gIsniPd Henry Selbert 10
the sale Of liquors at Pleasant Valley. Hk
bDndsmen we F. Happy and Conrad Sci
bert. Mr.. seibsrt intends running a bee
garden VI The place recently purchases
from Mira John List.
AT Yates, Of Ttiadslphia District, sen
IN \ bill yesterday for $lb t,r sheep killed
by dogs. II ia III q question With SOM
country people rs to the relative value o
; sheep and dogs.
The contract Tor the foundations OF tn
Sholt Greek aud $ eenEOd bridges, award
ed to P. q Shake, and the contract 10
the superstructule Of the same bridges
; awarded to the Pittsburgh Bridge Com
pauy, were conf med by the Board,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02

We started 10 to keep trade moving right
along during the summer months, and Il
do 80 we reduced our prices 80 low thai
no one who wanted goods could refuse Ia
buy, and the result lie altogether beyond
our expectations.
Full value Tor money expended In our
establishment, together with a large assert
ment to choose from, command a large
trade for Il house the year round, but
when we make such wholesale reductions
In all goods, as we have this summer, we
are justified In expecting good results.
Look at our 81 80, 81 IS and 50 black
silks we are now selling.
!. BLUM & BRo.,
ll04 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02

Council las very toolishly intsrpoSsd
one obstacle to The suCcsss Of the Safe
Fair this t,ll, but 1t Is not yet too late To
repair the blundsr, South Front street Ia
not a very wide street, and hence will not
by any means accommodate the great
number Of vehicles, horssmsn, foot pas.
ssngets. &c that will be- compelled 10
pSss down lie marrow Cottlnes this fail 10
the Fair, and 10 the afternoon, when the
travel begins In each direction the Coniu
sion will simply be appalling II would not
requlte q very great %eGpondituts Of
money 10 open up South Penn street, and
II this wete done then Front street would
be used as an inRFess and Penn "a All
egfesa, thus rendering constant Communi.
cation with the grounds at once easy and
pleasant. Council has II In la power to
do a very great service not TO the Fair
Association alone but 10 all the visitOta
from the interior OF the State and from
surrounding States who will be with US al
the time oil the expedition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
III ARKANsaE WAR,
Wild Rum0Ts Of Additional AAsAGsinR.
IIOnA by Tie NnIlAMA.

tlOHb W tHe UutlhWhs
LITTLE Rock, AuguSt l. News from the
seat ottroubIeS in Perry county, owing 10
Ito isolated location, are me'Hrs. Perry.
vile Is fifteen miles from Morrilltor, the
nearest telegraph station, and 10 newa can
be received to night.
Twenty -four members II the Qiapaw
Guards left Tor the seat Il war yesterday
evening, hut the boat got stuck on n sand
bar and did not reach her destination un.
Ill this morning. The city Is wild with
rumOra, but they cannot va traced to an
authoritative source Ons says that
County Judge Harris and three c%ir'zons
were AsRassiDSred on the streets nt Perry.
vile to day. Governor Churchill this al.
~ternoon ispued the tOlowing order:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
LITTLE Rock, August |, 1881.
Especial Order No, IL
Sergeant s. ". Tucker will proceed at
once 10 Perryville with the remaining
men that he can collect together Of the
Quapaw Guards aud report 10 Capt. Jno.
Waters for duty.
III. CHURCHILL,
Governor and Commander In Chief.
Troops will leave for Morrillton on a
train OF daylight tomorrow, and march
thence 10 PerFVVille.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02
OF THE
FAIR GROUNLS
On Whaallnu Island.

Ia pursuance OIL q resolution adopted ~ Il, N
hSlhefB u the North Wtbt Hligibll AHn1iiIs
clety, al 4 mtvtIIg held In the city Of NAsiHi
tho 9th day Of July, 1881, The undsniihel 'ls
SATURDAY, AUGUST 70 iM,
olnmenclng Al 10 O'Clock A. IN at ihs iuh vi
tneCourt House Of Ohio county, RWt NipillP
coed 70 cell 81 public suction, " The hlllT e
best bidder, the real state an AJpuitthI'ss ~
By The eald North West virginia AIftllgns
elety, situated on wheeling lslAtd, Ahd ttt'ih5
Fair GT0undL
This w~ell.knoWn tract n lard tOniIu Iafi
acres and 10 one Il the most dtAlnble boldf =
Ia or near 10 thselty Of " httlibg Htrttusn
made u the fOll0Eln, deeds TOT location, bgsn
and quantity Of land OhtrEd, Niti AIDED hI'l
p. bI0Eu and bthrTh To lAId AgiltulluHl 'S'
bearing date the 18th hiy Of November ~ ~
corded 10 DR'd hook No o., p'Gtt iNrit D. W
records VI Ohio county, IVES viiyihiA ilgit'
made hy Joseph KifthgI,ner AMI vii, 10 ~
eIVtJ, barring dAtB The al day OI } b'4nl
ard recorded In bed Hook No o., p1gt hs
land feCOIdS n said Ohio county
TERSs or SALE-OnHihlfd d The Piftsisp, 4
" be pad ID cASh on the day Of SIe, Ia ili''
two equal lnstAllmOnu al siI AMI tTelIt h'sh' :
tIeeively, from day u SAlf, With llit't w.
c nj, the purchaser TO givI b stOt1if W. ~ z.
payments, 10 bC ati,hS.O'lly secured NV,
10 laid lands 10 10 retained in Il h. Paitt,' ~
shall have been paid In iull; bat The I9t
pay on The day ~ sAlO the shDls Il lht
money or ~ Inv Oh more than The ohe'1'i wv"
% he may teet 10 to pay. ,...
H. u h'ha
10, cHRpiMAS, Agent If s.1lasis
AuftlUheer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02
rENrH %ANNIYtn,ARY
or tue 81, AIphOnSuS Benevolent korisIy
OF this city,


The St, Alphonsus Benevolent Society
celebrated itB tenth anniver, ary yesterday
by a picnic at the new Fair Grounds, on
the lower end OF the Island, The mem.
bers, to the number Of 200, assembled at
their hall on Market street, Centre Wheel.
ng, and, preceded by the Wheeling City
Band, marched through the principal
streets to the Fair Grounds. The Chief
Marshal was Nj. VIM, Freise, assisted by
Messrs. Frank Grubler, George F. Bolts,
B. Bach, and Adolph Yoke.
At the grounds the President, Mr..
Charles X. Behler, delivered an address,
in which he reCited the successful past oil
the organization, and predicted for 1t an
era OF usefulness and prosperity. Mr..
Bshler has been its President continuous.
ly from the start out, AID under bis care.
full management and personal interest Il
has become a strong and powerful society.
The other officers Of the concern are @.
Aul, Vice President; Fred. Nolte, Score.
tary; Louis Bonenbsrger, Assistant Sec.
rotary; Fred. Wubsr, Treasurer. The
attendance at the grounds wa very large,
hundreds VI persons being prese 1t all day,
and 1t was with much regret that they
left the grounds when night closed down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02

Many %BuIIdinGs wrecked and an Az.
pAIlIbE NnnbeF Of LiNAa LnAi,

Many BuIldinES wrecked and An An
pailibG Number Of Lives Lost.
New YoRK, August LA dispatch from
MSEALlan, Mexico, gives an account Of an
explosion In a government magazine,
caused by a guard smoking. The build.
Ing was situated III the centre or business
portion Of The town. The explosion com.
pletely rSSed the magazine and DESTROYED
besides doing CohAidenble dInGVe n
numbers OF others and killing a large
number Of psople,
Immediately after the e1plo.ic the
soldiers and Cltiz ms went 10 work 10 Is.
cover the bodies Of those known TO be
buried IN the 'uita Seventy todiss were
recovered and among them was FiancisCo
Ieta' District Judge, Quite . lumber
known,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02

A Days Proceedings Ia Philips Court IL
which = Variety OF Gases r Shows
Up.
Yesterday was a busy day in Justice
Philips court, as the following will show
Thomas Black 10 not the name Of 9
negro who attempted to steal Mrs. Speert
poCketbook last Saturday night, but Il Il
The name by Which the negro was com,
mitted 10 default Of s. 1000 bail for a hear
ipg OH Thursday.
Thomas Smith, another negro, was Jail,
ed for a hearing on the same day tol
"holding up" and robbing Thomas Ham.
mond on Saturday night near the Csthe'
dral.
George Golden, OF West Alexander,
paid a hne Of $40 and costs for selling
cakes and lemonade too near the Colofed
camp grounds at Gaston'S orchard, Sun.
day.
The case OF ]. W. Howell, who was up
on q similar charge, was continued until
next Monday.
The case Of Jennie Norfington, charged
with adultery, was continued one week.
8. M. Hopkins, charged with q breach Of
the peace by DR.. ]. E Reeves, wa fined
S. and costs, and placed under $500 bail
10 keep the peace for one year.
BARLEY Nice, charged with raising q
disturbance by Matte Merlee, was fined
IS and costs.
Tom Lansing, burglary, was held In
$1,000, and In default was sent 10 Jail.
VIM. Carney will have a hearing this
evening on 4 Chs,gs VI disturbing the
peace.
Mary and Louisa ClutE will answer
charges oil atSault and battery this even.
Ing.
Richard Gardiner will have an opportu.
nifty to state al the same time whether he
was drunk or not yesterday.
John Steen 10 accused by bis wife Of
being drunk and thfsshing her. John will
plead to this charge this evening
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02
NEWS.

-
Movements Of Rteamboats-IAVee Note,
and Gossip.
The marks last evening indicated 8 feeI
0 ibChee, and falling
A number Of sowbnats arc latd up be
tween this port and Cl4ritg!On.
The Science will be to.day's packet ioi
Parkersburg, leaving at 1880 A. NJ
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati a
the usual hour for departure this evening
The waters are sLill receding and the
shoals are popping their heads up ID every
direction.
Business on the levee yesterday was
very dull, the only movements being the
local packets.
The Ragon left yesterday for Patkefs.
burg, the Telegram for Darlington and The
O'Neal for Steubenville.
The river men, In convention assembled
at Pittsburgh, have resolved "lhat no
piers be placed In The Ohio River, be.
tween the foot Of Bfunot'1 Island and
Davis Island Dam"
The Diutnal left Cincinnati Yesterday
for this port. She has been on the vays
at Madison, and comes back thoroughly
renovated, and will resume her tfibs ii
the PatketSbufg trade Wednesday motn.
Ing.
pirrsAuRoH, August l.-River 2 ieet,
and falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, AugusLl Baker,
st. Louis; Grand Tower, ViCksbufg. De
parted-GtHhd Tower, s.. Louis. River
10 ieet 2 inches and falling. Weather clear
Thermometer 92o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-02

Flag Lieutenant tmpsfial Russian Navy,
In speaking Of the efficiency Of the LiebiR
Cos Coca Beei Tonic, SAYS: ut is 4 most
excellent tonic" Edwin Booth says: u!
did me much good" General Franz SiVel
says: ut benefited me very much" In.
valuable In debility, dyspepsia, bilious.
ness, sick headache and nervousness.
Beware Of limitations. TrHA4w