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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-07
HOUSE his.
Personal and General Gossip AbOut
DeIeEaIea,

Fofa0nAl ana General Gossip AbOut
Delegates
The Appropriation bill Is the special or.
der for 10 A. n. to-day.
Hppett says the granger members OF the
House can't stand night session. They
all fell asleep about s O'Clock.
Hon. George F. Evans took advantage
Of Friday's recess to run down home 70
Aartinsburg on visit, He will be back
to-day.
The Olarksburg Nars says of the dele.
gate from Pocahontas: Mr., Moffstt is one
Of the brightest members OF the House
and the people OF Pocahontas display their
sagacity when they send such men as
Speaker Moffett TO the State councils,
A Correspondent OF the Greepbrisr In.
dependent says; 1.-THE county OF Green
brier did herself an honor when she Sc.
leCted from her abundant material John
n. Sydenstricker- as her Representative.
He stands to-day the peer OF any gentle.
man on the floor Of the House"
We are led to reproduce the following
hAttering notice OF member Of the House
by the fact that, complimentary as 1t
II, we must believe 1t, from our own
observation, to be just and not ovsrstated.
"Hon, A. o. Fulkerson, delegate from
Wayne county, Is an honor to his con.
stituency, he 10 one OF the brightest and
ablest men in the Legislature. He is in
the early prime OF vigorous manhood,
with mind capable Of grasping any sub
ject OF legislation. He is closely attentive
to all his duties both in the House and in
the committee room, He is not fond OF
making q display Of his powers on the
floor, but when he does get up to speak,
he has something 10 say, and he says II In
an honest manly, lucid manner, and whom
he gets through, he quits, His only aim
iB to do right, without regard TO ConBe'
IquenCes, and rarely errs In his judgement,
This Is his second term In the Legislature
and 1t speaks well, not merely for him,
but for his county, and It Is well for his
county that they have returned 80 con.
scientious and fearless representative
This Ia the kind oil tafy Horner gives
Lowry in his letter 10 the Sentinel: Lowry
is O broad.shouldered double'fisted fellow
from Summers county, one OF the best
hearted men In the world, liked by very
body" Horner says that "Oharley Wells
Ia the most don t.Care'a.d-n fellow in the
business" that "Mofettis neither moss
back nor iogy;" that "Pin' Cresap ID
the jolliest member OF the House, and his
! laugh sounds like barrel OF flour rolling
down q pair Of stairs" that "Bill' Hub,
bard is one Of the hardest men 10 down
: In argument that there 10 In the House,
II he were Democrat he would contest
the position Of leadership with Judge
} Ferguson" that "Mr. Doddrill, Of Web
Ster county, occasionally speaks, and
! when he does he goes OF like q blunder
buss, hitting everybody In the House
: whether In range or mott" that beverly
Lurty, Of Harrison county, Is one Of the
J most effective and fiery speakers in the
House," and that ut Is neck and necl
struggle between Morrow and Quarter In
the House TO decide which 10 the mos
polished and elegant in address. Quar-
rier is, perhaps, the more Conciliatory ant
: Morrow the more elegantly ironiCal."
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Mr.. VIA. Wilson, Superintendent OIL
North Street Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School, at his own expense, has done a
very handsome act, quietly and unostenta.
tlously. He has had the vestibule, class.
rooms, and basement oIthe church, where
the Sunday School sessions are held,
beautifully iresCoed and the aisles carpet.
ed also number Of beautiful and appfo.
PIRATE notices painted on the walls. The
Sunday Sunday occupied their almost
new room for the first time yesterday, and
ali we're highly pleased. The school, BY q
unanimous vote, presented their thanks
10 Mr.. Wilson through the Assistant
Superintendent, Mr.. j. y, Morrison.
This is not the first instance Of Mr.. vii.
sons liberality 10 the school and the
Cbntoh. TEACHER.
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RIVER NEWS.

The 81, Lawrence got away for Cincinnati
on Saturday with good trip out,
The local packets arc making their usual
daily trips.
The Diurnal will be tc.day's packet for
Parkersburg, leaving at 10 100 4. NJ,
The Andes Is due from Cincinnati to-day
and will return at the usual hour tomorrow.
The Bachelor will be tomorrow mornings
packet for Pittsburgh
The Ellison and La Belle are the Bellaire
packets.
Captain Dillon intends to build new
packet for the sisterBville trade.
CISCINNArI, March 6.-River 20 feet and
rising. Departed Scotia, pttsburgh.
PlTTSBuRGn, February 6-River feet and
stationary. Weather cloudy and moderating
Arrivals; Hudson, John l.. Rhoads. Depart.
cd; Hudson.
LpyrSvILLE, March S.-River rising with
aH feet In the canal. Business dull.
Weather cloudy and cool with the indications
favorable for rain or snow. Arrivals and de.
partures: Red Cloud, Pittsburgh 10 81. Louis
Thos, Sherlock, New Orleans 10 Cincinnati i
Will Kyle, Cincinnati 70 New Orleans
EVANSVILLE, March 6.-Arrlved: Rainbow
Golden Crown, Dick Fulton Silver Cloud, H.
b. Dexter, Chas Brown and Iron Sides De.
parted; l:ainboY, Louisville; Golden Grown,
New Orleans; Dick Fulton and Iron Sides,
Pittsburgh; Charles Brown, South; Silver
Cloud, Florence. River II feet 5 inChes and
falling. North wind. Weather fair,
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Supreme Court or Appeals = Judges
Moore, Raymond. johnson and Green.
This Court met at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning and transacted oil the following
business:
In the case Of McMullen vs. Eagan from
Kanawha COUNTY, the affidavit Of D. Eagan,
In support Of motion for new bond, was
Elled.
In Livesay ys. Feamster, from Green.
brier county, leave for the filing Of GER
tain papers was asked by the appellee, to
which the appellant objected, and the
court takes time 10 consider,
In Matthews & jarrett vs.. jarrett, from
Greenbrier county, an appeal was allow.
ed.
Adjourned until next Saturday ats'So
A. NJ
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fiampneid E1IansIoi,,

Some four or Ave routes have been gone
over by the Baltimore 4 Ohio .urvey cotpl
10 and around this city, Wis From Elm
Grove TO Boggs Run; second, up EoH
street from Thifty .second 10 q point heAi
Twenty.second street, where Il will enter
the bin and come oft opposite. the western
end o. Nineteenth street, on the southern
side Of The creek, which will be crossed by
bridge, and Nineteenth street followed
around to the Hempneld track. Another
route Is from Thirty second street, circuit.
outly, 10 Stroble's run, thence into the
bill and out again near the Whitaker
Iron Works. The shortest tunnel would
be the one from near Rleyis, KRAFT 4 90. o
planning mill, under The Seminary to the
southern side Of the creek, opposite the
foot Of Nineteenth street, or about goo
feet The Strobe run route % also re.
gafded with some favor, while Bogge run
route is rather more lengthy and dithculs
than was anticipated.
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GRERNNlLLE, S. u, March 5,-Inlorms.
ton has been received here OF an affair
which caused no little excitement in the
country twenty miles from this place. 1t
seems that party OF white children were
returning from school, when Ned Thomr-
son, coloTed boy, seized one OF them the
daughter Of Major Furbiss, a respected
farmer in the nsighborhood, and
holding her kissed her; she went
home and told her father. Major Furbiss
repaired to the home Of the boy and told
his father that he must either submit to
tho alternative OF having the boy thrsshed
or being punished to the fullest extent Of
the law. The former was accepted, 1t
was agreed that Major Turbias should ad.
minister the scourglng In the presence Of
the whole household. The boy was taken
out In an Eopen field, the family altered
in q circle, and the victim was lied, after
which the white man laid on him with q
hickory stick.
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nRRNnARDr RRUIsERs.
Cory Scene ON Palace sIeepeF-ROFtu.
nate Entrance OF the Great Actress In
N Costume Not Heretofore Described.

Cory Scene on Palace bleepeF-FOFtu'
nate Entrance OF the Great Actress In
Costume not Heretofore Described.
CHICAGO, March ga Leavenworth,
Kansas, dispatch says that there is much
talk here OF a sCandalous fight between the
treasurer Of the Bernhard Company and
the manager, Mr.. Mayer. The facts, as
far aslearned, are that Mr.. Abbey left the
company on Wednesday and went to Mil
waukee, leaving Mayer in charge. He,
though clothed with briel power, Lruled
the company with an iron hand.
While at the New Opera House he got
into q quarrel with the treasurer about
letting In number OF people, Hot words
ensued, and the quarrel eliminated In Q
hand. tu-hSnd combat, when they embark
ed on the train that was to,take Bernhardt
to Quincy. The row began again at 2
O'Clock, and was,reported byR baggageman
who was at the depot TO collect bill OF
SO,
It is said that the two men had been
wrangling, and that Mayer had been pref
ty cross during day. He handed over the
bills to Mayer and he handed them over
to the other fellow. He said to Mayer,
Here are some bills to be paid"
Mayer said; why don't you pay
thsm2"
"Why don't you give me some money
to pay them within said the Treasurer,
Mayer said: How much do you wAnt2
1--we got couple OF hundred dollars"
"Why don't you give II to me thenT
asked tho Treasurer,
"Well, said Mayer,"it Is my individual
money, but | can let you have what you
want to pay the bills"
"Givs II to me then" said the Treas.
urer,
Mayer shook his fist at him, and the
Treasurer said, "You have been insulting
me all day, and will not stand it any
longer"
II have not insulted YOU" said Mayer.
ayes, you have insulted me-" said the
Treasurer, and he drew back and struck
Mayer powerful blow on the left side OF
the face, just under the eye, intlicting 9
wound from which the blood spurted out
all over the bills. Mayer staggered back
against the door OF the Btate'room, and
was caught by a young attendant In charge
OF the bedding car, VINO got IN between
them, and endeavored to prevent further
trouble.
Mayer said: "slr, you are done with
this Company"
The Treasurer said: ~ don't care iol
you or this Company either"
Mayer threw his hands around the Rt'
tendant and found a pistol in his pocket
which he leveled at the Treasurer
The attendant, seeing the pistol, said, "PoI
Gods sake, don't shoot" The Treasurer
drew his pistol and started toward Mayer
Some men rushed in and got hold Of him
before he could do anything, and threw
his hands up.
Mile Bernhard appeared on the scene
excited and unmindful OF her wardrobe
She was attired In night gown, her beau
|; tiful hair hanging loosely down her bach
as It did on the stage, The neck Of hel
robe de NUT was trimmed with rufIles, very
narrow edged, with plain Valenciennel
lace, bCx plated. She wore no night.cAp
She was sttired plainly. Her presence
quieted the disturbance, Her lady attend
ants were also ont en- diJhdJiLle.
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
ElULurs House Sample Rooms daily.


Tho Wheeling correspondent OF the Ka.
nawha Ga;ctte, (Charleston,) says Of the
State House here: l don't think It well
lighted and as Tor acoustics the members
Tell mo It is difficult 10 speak in the cham
beers Of the Houses. This doesn'tprevent
them from trying 1t pretty often, though.
Tho plan oil the State House in your city
Is ampler and less cramped, believe. II
ia all mistake to suppose that the Wheel.
ing people envy us our prospects oil getting
me State House. They know very well Il
enriChes lis and don't hurt them. Few Of
the citizens except ladies visit the Legisla.
tufe. They are too busy and have no
time for loaling around the ragged edge
Of legislation. The people here wanted a
line city hall. They tried every other
means Of getting one. Finally the idea Of
bringing the Capital there was hit upon.
They g6t II, and then the people consented
TO erect handsome building. They have
the building now, and when the aEChieves
are removed To Charleston, four years
from now, the Wheelingites will rejolCein
handsome aud elegant city bali. The
old ioyies who opposed increased taxation
for city hall, will find that the younger
and shrewder element carried their point
even II II was by ruse or innocent decep.
ton,
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~-E-
NOT THE MAN,
An Imp0Gat0r Tries 10 Personate
wheeling Merchant.

An ImpOaat0r Tries TO Personate a
wheeling Merchant.
A man, who is evidently a German,
standing about Eve feet seven inOhss,
seedily dressed, has been on his rounds
in this city trying to vistimize vari.
GUS dealers 10 goods handled by groGers.
among others the Wilson Packing Com.
pany, MeSsrs. Uarhart Bros, Hill Bros,
the Borden Condensed Milk Company,
and the National Condensed Milk. Com.
pany, To representatives oil the three
first named firms he gave out that he was
member Of the firm OF Bloch Bros,
Wheeling, ". Va, while at the Offices Of
the two condensed milk companies he was
Mr.. A. Meir, Of Pine Bluff, Ark, (the name
Of the real firm ls Myer) We
believe that In neither Of the cases named
were the goods parted with. though In one
case the order was very nearly being ill.
ed, Mr.. Harry Raphael, The wide.awake
city manager for the Wilson Packing Com.
paily, who was interviewed by this gen.
ileman. knows the firm OF Bloch Bros Of
Wheeling, and knew that 1.-THE Seedy Mr..
Bloch" could not belong 10 suCh firm.
A few questions further satisfied him, and
later Bloch was confronted with person
10 whom be had given the name Of Melr,
Bloch is still on bis travels, no doubt, and
we hope that any Of our readers who re.
ceive his visits after this notice will give
him the proper reception. Let is hear
from those who do. ... 4,
The above article is taken from the
american Grocer. The "seedy looking"
individual evidently tried 10 personate
Mr.. Aaron Bloch, junior member Of The
tifm Of Bloch Bros, Of this city, but be
also evidently came very "poof speed" In
he attempt, Tor no one who has ever seen
he elegant and diaingus Aaron would
have the audaClLy to call him Seedy look'
nR.
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RoMR, March 8.-The loss Of Tie BY the
earthquake on the island Of IChia is ap'
palling. One hundred and two bodies
have been found at CASA MsCcola up 10
the present, and many others are under
the ruins OF buildings. In the village oil
LocCo thirteen houses were destroyed and
FIVE persons killed.
1t Is stated that three hundred houses
have fallen at CASA MacCola. One hun.
dred and ten corpses and sixty.geyen
wounded have been recovered. The
wounded were sent to hospitals.
The fissurea in the streets were fifty
Centimetres wide, Many people fed from
the town and enCamped In the fields.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-oNE MOE ROOM nv
j. second GSGE; Ne; I2?Sk Market street ISs W.
Of w. =. AUICalNs, No ISL MAIkOtst, ny"
DOR RENT-A TWo,STORY BRICT
IL HOUSE, containing llT rooms, water ma IVA Va
No. % Hampton ltreet, Prosecution April In. AN
| 70 ARTHuk LITTLE. "tR
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GALVESTON, March 6.-The Ne,O'S DENIM.
son special says; "Last night while the
Missouri Pacific passenger train was
bound south, passenger in the emigrant
car, named James Hayden, from Ken.
lucky, suddenly pulled pistol and com.
menced firing among the passengers. VIM.
Lewis was shot through the brain and In.
stantly kill. ThoS. Shaw was shot In the
head near the right eye, and James Ham.
ilton was shot in the body before Hayden
could be dlsarmed. He Is apparently In.
sane. lie was arrested.
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shrewdness and Abti,t,,

Hop Bittefs 40 freely advertised in all
the papers secular and religious, are
having q large sale, and are supplanting
oil other medicines, There 10 no denying
the virtues Of the Hop plant, and The pro.
pfietofs Of these Blttefs have shown great
6hfewdness and ability 10 compromising
0 Bittets, whose virtues are 30 palpable To-
every ones Observation-Disclosures and
Chronicle. NwFAw
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An explosion occurred at the Bsnwood
blast furnace on Saturday morning last
that resulted In painful injuries 10 several
OF the employees. The molten iron burst
through the lower part Of The furnace, GOV.
eting the floor Of the casting house Tor O
large space.
When Il burst several men were at work,
and Ave Of them, Charley sesbhght, John
Gold, Robert Hayes, Leander .WhetEel
and John Murray, were burned, two OF
them, Gold and seabtiEht, receiving very
severe injuries.
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Five THOUSAND DOLLARS.


Five Thousand Dollars worth OF Fine
shoes Positively at Cost
The firm Of Wilson Bros, preparatory
TO removing West, will close out their ep.
tire stock oil Ladies' Misses, Children's and
Infants fine shoes and slippers, oommenc.
ing Monday, February 9lst, at cost. II
you want bargains come before our sizes
are broken, The following comprises some
Of the fine shoes on handl
lurt's celebrated shoea.
2sigler's fine shoes.
Laird, schober & MitChells handmade
shoes.
Gentlemen's hand and machine button
boots.
Boys' ane calf shoes.
Youths solar tip shoes.
Infants fine French kid buttoned boots.
1909 Market street, opposite
Mcclure House.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CHRAP.-The fol-
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered al
Lucas Music Store Of great bargains, and
on easy payments Of IS 90 10 $1,000 pei
month until paid for:
One sevensoctave piano, $50.
One seven.octave piano, $l75.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $l25.
One Hallet and Davis plano, $3.50.
One Bix.octaye piano, $50.
One seven.octave piano, Sl75.
One stodatt piano, 1925.
One Bacon and Raven piano, 1925.
One Blx.octave piano, $60
One six.ootave piano, $50.
One sixaootave organ, Sll5.
One tive.oCtave organ, $76.
One 6ve.octave organ, Se5.
One 4l.octave piano, sS5.
One Ave.octave melodeon, $50.
One hve.octave nicholson, $50.
One Ave.octave organ, new $75.
All the above secondhand Instruments
are In good repair and tune. Call and OK.
anime d Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
HtFaat
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New YORK, March 5.-The zigles says
that William Sexton, who won the last
game Of cushion caroms, announces bic
desire to play Jacob schaefer tho same
atyle game again for any amount up to
$500 a side, the loser 10 pay all expenses,
az before. Sexton visited sChaeier Friday
night, but found that expert unwilling to
play, his excuge being that another contest
would interfere with his tive.night contest
with the champion, George F. sloBson.
Sexton offers 10 play after the match with
Slosson Is decided.
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Hop BiLters, which are advertised In
our columns, are q sure cure for ague,
billousness and kidney complaints. Those
who use them say that they cannot be too
highly recommended. Those afflicted
should give them fair trial, and will be.
come thereby enthusiastic In the praise Of
their curative quallties,-Fmlldnd argus.
MwFdw
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The ladies Of the First, Second and
Third Presbyterian churches have made
arrangements to hold social In the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow evening.
Such combination cannot help but meet
With success. The social features Of the
occasion. recommend II 10 the patronage
Of all who desire 10 pass pleasant even.
inc
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Verdict In the New Philadelphia Murder
Trial.

CLEVELAND, March GA New Philadel.
phis special to the Leader states that the
Jury to-day returned verdict Of murder
in the second degree 10 the case OF Ellen
Athey who some months ago from jeal.
ousy, chopped TO pieces the young wo.
man Mary Senea and hid the body In an
ash pile where II was afterwards found.
The verdict means imprisonment for life.
The crime was the most unprovoked and
revolving ever perpetrated In this State,
and the interest Ia the trial was intense.
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LENrEN LECrUREs.


The FIRST or u Series Delivered by Bishop
lSRin Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon at the Cathedral,
Bishop Kahn delivered the first Of a series
Of Lenten Lectures TO a large and atten.
tive congregation. The subject treated
was the existence Of God" The Bishop
gave some Of the reasons why these great
primary truths should be held before
Christians, viz, the prevalence and bold.
ness Of impiety, the corruption Of morals
which leads 10 lmpiety, the materialietic
tendencies Of the age, etc. The first proof
he dwelt upon was taken from the exist
ence Of contingent beings, which cannot
DO ACCOUNTED for save by the admission Of
an eternal and necessary Being. The
second proof was from the order and har.
mony which reign throughout oil creation
and which argues the superintendent OF
an intelligent Being superior 10 man and
this intelligent Director must be Himself
either created OF eternal, and here rectrB
the argument above discussed. The third
proof is found 10 the necessary distinctions
between truth and ialsehood, and also be.
tween good and evil; the first arguing an
immutable standard, and the second q
divine lawgiver,
The fourth proof was drawn from the
uniyersal testimony Of the human race;
and oil these evidences were confirmed by
the positive revelation made to mau.
Alter answering the chief counter argu.
ment Of the atheistic school, the Bishop
concluded by plCturing the sad disorders
that must cover the world, were this great
primary truth to be denied,- opening
Of the hood.gates Of immortality, the be.
wildehng Of human reason, and the sub.
version Of oil order, government and 90.
ciety. He truly Contended that the purer
a mans life lie the deeper are bis Convic.
tons Of the existence Of God, and the
sweetef his realization Of the love, good.
ness, beauty, holiness and other pefiec.
tionA OF this Infinite Being
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1s II not worth the small price Of IS cents
TO free yourself Of every symptom Of these
distressing complaints, Il you think so call
ct our store and get . bottle Of shiloh's
vitallEet, every bottle has printed guar.
antee on II, use accordingly and II II does
you no good Il will cost you nothing,
Bold by Edmund Booking, and o, Moen.
kemoeller, Wheeling, WV
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"NoW I de Most UnhSsItatInsIy Aver.
az an old practitioner, that Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure 10 among the most
valuable discoveries Of The. 19Lh century. l
cannot say too much In 10 behalf. tslgned1
j. II. OoNNELLY, NJ. D., Pittsburgh, Pa,
9Th Anil. 1880" MWy4w
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NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO, March o.
Word was received here this evening that
John Rataler, q farmer living on Crooked
Run, three miles west OF here, was chloro.
formed and robbed last night. An en-.
trance was effected though second.Btory
window BY q ladder.
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PtrrsBuRoH, Pa, March 5.-Joseph F,
Fuchs, who shot aud killed Policeman
John Virgins, In Allegheny City, was
convicted Of murder In the second degree,
and sentenced to-day 10 undergo an i'm.
prlsonment Of nine years In the peniten.
tiafy,
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Tx honest public sentiment Of the PEG.
pie Of the United States 10 unanimously
In favor Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. The
druggists pronounce Il TO be the only
standard Cough Remedy,