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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-16
PERSONAL POINTS.
The Sayings and Doings of People We
Know.


Know.
We understand it is the intention OF
Col. w. l.. Bridges to remove his family
to Huntington and engage in the hotel
business when he vacates the Superin.
tendency at the penitentiary for ex-
Treasurer West. While We give Mr..
West a cordial welcome, We regret to
part with the Colonel and family. The
Colonel is much OF a gentleman, and has
won many friends by his urbanity. We
wish him abundant success in his new
Nomdsriiie reporter.
RI. Barbour, the County Superin-
tendent of the Wood county schools,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. John List, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Jessie, arrived in the city
Yesterday, for the purpose OF spending
weeks vacation in the city. They are
both attending school at or near Phila-
delphia. Their many young friends will
be glad 10 welcome them home.
Mrs. Kate Wells and Miss Belle Ar
mold, OF Welsyille, o., are visiting Miss
Anna Reed, OF South Side.
Miss Annie Matthews, OF Ironton, o.,
is visiting Miss Eliza Rogers, OF this city.
Messrs. G. ID. Thompson and Ed Rog-
srs, Vice President OF the A. A. |. 5. W.,
will leave for Pittsburgh this morning.
Acknowledgement G. c. Watts arrived
in the city last evening and took rooms
at the New Mcclure.
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A CARD
From DR., j, T., Smith.

As the question is so frequently asked
since ] have located in Wheeling, "WhC
is DR.. Smith" in reply / will state that
am the son of the late Col. John l.
Smith, OF Washington, ID. c., who was
a prominent member OF the bar, practic
ing in all the courts OF the District o.
Columbia, and the Supreme Court and
the courts OF Maryland, and Represen
tative from the Baltimore district o
MARYLAND in Assembly. am a regu
larly educated physician, a graduate Of
the Georgetown, d. g., University, was
a member of the Climco- Pathological
Society, a member OF the Washington,
d. c., Medical Society and Medical AS
ISOLATION of the District OF Columbia
and a delegate to the American Medi'
cal Convention in 1867. Vide vol. IS
Transactions of the American Medical
Association, 1867.
Recognizing the necessity OF regularly
educated specialists, and having deyot-
ed years to hospital practice, have
availed myself of every facility to rem
der me useful to the profession and the
community, believing that educated
physicians should have the privilege oil
the same advantages that the Travel
ling Charlatan" enjoys to make known
their specialties to the public, l am
opposed to any rule OF ethics that will
give the "Charlatan" an advantage, OF
curtsil the usefulness OF physicians who
have exercised their best powers OF
mind, and devoted themselves for years
to hard study; hence approve OF ad.
yertising. have no secret nostrums to
sci, and am opposed to every species oil
quackery. fail to realize, however, that
a physician loses either dignity or skill
simply because he makes known to the
public, through an advertising medium,
who he is-whst he is-and where he is.
Human life is too precious to be made
secondary to any feature of ethics which
necessitates delay in learning who are
specialists, therefore adopt the quickest
method to inform the public. After
travelling through many States, includ.
ing West Virginia, where have resided
for upwards OF fourteen months, came
TO this city. The agreeable associations
which / have formed during my resi-
dence OF seven months here have In.
uuCcu tnc W iCualh permanently anu
to that end, aud for the greater conven-
fence of my patrons, have taken for
my office and residence, house No. oil,
Twelfth, street, just above Eoff street,
where l can be found daily. That l
have been OF some use professionally
since | located in Wheeling, my con-
stantly Increasing practice fully testifies,
and it is with feeling of pride that
have merited the privilege OF referring
to many Of our leading citizens. do
not srrogate TO myself any miraculous
powers; 1 simply claim to have labored
hard as student and man, wherever
could increase my knowledge and ex-
perience professionally, and l give my
patients the full benefit OF my labors.
have letters OF introduction from the
leading people OF Washington, ID. c.,
and other cities where / have resided,
which shall be proud TO show to any
who may desire such proof OF my title
to the respect and confidence OF every
one as gentleman and a physician.
j. E. SMITH, NJ. D.,
No. 81 Twelfth st Wheeling, W. Va.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
NARIHE MATTERS.
Sayings and Doinss at the Wharf and on
the River.

Sayings and Doings ct the Wharf and on
the River.
The river last evening was about sta.
tionary, the marks showing Is feet
inches. There was lively work all day
on the wharf, and the steamers were
loaded down with freight.
Sweeney & Son are engaged in casting
a large cylinder for the big Cincinnati
and New Orleans packet Will Kyle.
The Courier is this mornings packet
for Parkersburg. This steamer carries
the u. S. mail, and leaves at 1880
o'clock.
The peoples. Pittsburgh packet, the
G. w. Bachelor, is this mornings 8
o'clock boat.
The Welcome will leave this after.
noon at 2 P. N. for Matsmoras and oths .
points.
The st. Lawrsnce arrived with O big
trip yesterday and will leave this after.
noon at in charge OF the genial Capt.
List for Cincinnati and way points. This
big side-wheeler is fast and reliable, q
fact that shippers should remember and
have freight promptly on hand.
Mart MOL, OF the Scotia, ii u said,
has sold out his interest in that boat and
gone in With Capt. Muhlman on the An.
des. Capt. Noll has gone to Cincinnati
by rail.
The Alice Brown, coming through
the railroad bridge this afternoon. struck
one OF her side barses on the pier, ;njur-
ing IL considerably. When she passed
the city two siphons were at work, by
which it was hoped the barge could he
kept afioat.-!SeuLnriL Herald. The
steamer passed here in the evening, the
damage having been repaired.
The tewboat b. ID. Wood passed down
with Q good load.
The Buckeye State is due here this
morning, and the Salt Valley this even.
ing.
The big st. Louis packet, Carrier, win
be due from Pittsburgh to-day. Apply
TO Captain Caulson, at the 6t. james.
PrrrsBuRs, April 15.-River Is feet 4
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant
CINCINNATI, April l5.-R;ver 40 feet
and rising. Weather threatening and
chilly. Departed-Andes, Wheeling;
Cons Miller. Memphis.
CAIso. April l5.-Anived-Granite
State, st. Louis. Departed-Granits
State, Huntington and John A. scud.
der, to New Orleans. The river IL IS
feet, and rising. The weather II clear;
the thermometer IS.
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LOCAL LACOHICs.
Various Brief Matters in and About the
CITY

Holy SATURDAY.
LAST day Of Lent.
PAY day at the Crescent mill.
SUPREME CouRr meets this morning.
Turs is truly April weather, first shine
and then rain.
THIS is the semi.monthly pay day at
the city gas works.
THK "Rooms for Rent" Combination
arrived from Marietta, yesterday, on the
81. Lawrence.
HARRY CRoLLKY is doing good work
in makiug the Mcclure House billiard
room q success.
las w. BARR, the policeman at the
Belmont mil for several years past, re-
signed his position Yesterday.
BOY, whose name could not he as
certained, mad his hand badly crushed in
Kimberly's coal bank, yesterday.
OK the last trip, the Diurnal had an
enormous eagle on board measuring
feet inches from tip to tip. 1t was an
ugly bird and belonged to F.. z. Pritch-
ard, Of Newport.
Gov. JACKSON yesterday issued COM
mission to Hon. Thomas j. West, ex-
State Treasurer, as Superintendent OF
the MouAdsyille Penitentiary. Mr..
West will assume his duties as soon as
he presents his bond and qualities.
TnE only conveyance OF property re-
corded Yesterday was a deed transfer
ring from the United States Building,
Land and Loan Association to lsadore
B seman certain tract OF land
in Ohio county, on Georges Run, for
s., $50.
The attention OF the Municipal Court
was taken up yesterday with listening
to the arguments on bill OF exceptions
in the case OF ID. B. WEIGH vs.. the Frank
lin Insurance Company. This is the
celebrated wool house case" and will
be up again to-day.
MIS-. OSCAR RAMMEIsBURG, OF Cincin-
natl, o., and a former member OF the
Fourth Street NJ. +. choir, will assist
the choir in their special Faster music
with several solos, also Miss Mamie
Britt will sing at the evening service,
"T Know that My Redeemer Liveth.
All lovers OF music should attend Fourth
| Street tomorrow.
SWEENEY K Son are up to their ears
in steamboat work. They are making
the engines and boilers for four new
steamboats,. They are as follows: Ed
HornbrOok's new towboat, towboat
for the Belmont Coal Company, and two
models OF the steamer LaBelle, which
are to be used in the vicinity OF Park,
ersburg.
| YESTERDAY morning a middle aged
"vag" named Thos. MolleEs, while wan
dering about the Sixth ward, decided to
get something TO eat and for that pur-
pose went into the house OF George
Hartley, where he stated his wants and
was satisfied. While there he spied a
gold watch chain and seal hanging up,
which, when no one was looking, he
obtained possession OF. After leaving
the house he endeavOred to dis
pose OF il, to one or two par
ties, but they were ali suspicious, and
refused to be caught. Officer Junklns
heard of one OF these attempts, and
started after the fellow. He found him
near the b. 4 D. depot, and after SOME
time obtained the story from him. He
was taken before Squire Caldwell, and
at3P. ". was in Jail, having been un-
able to furnish bonds. Ii was quick
work, and deserves credit.
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MRS. KrsH ER,e

Opening Of Spring and Summer Millinery.
The scene presented BY the above
lady's model little establishment yester-
day afternoon and evening was truly
refreshing. Fortunately the weather
was propitious and Old Sol turned ont
in his brightest and most lustrous raj.
ment, and shone forth beautifully dur.
ing the entire afternoon. After the
drear and depressing winter weather,
with iis accompanying sombre and dark
wearing apparel and trimmings, 1t was
quite treat upon entering her door to
view the clean, bright newly ,;.,iy
papered and painted little
room gaily festooned with .
profusion oflight summer hats, bonnets,
ribbons, laces, kerchiefs, neckties, and
MI the innumerable beautiful little arti'
cles that 20 to make up the stock OF q
fashionable millinery.
The lady certainly deserves great
credit and praise for the apparent full
ness OF her assortment and the expert.
enced skill and exquisite taste that she
has displayed in her selections. Our
Jenkins was literally charmed with the
appearance OF her tastey little room, and
only regrets that his vocabulary is in.
adequate to do 1t justice. Suffice It to
say that there is enough OF everything
there to suit the taste OF the
most cultured and aesthetic votary
OF fashion among the lair
feminines of our city. A few OF the
most striking novelties are shaded rib
bons and silks, beautiful and various
colored ostrich plumes and tips, the
latest designs in lace neck.wear, Rllsten-
ing beads in jet and street trimmings,
soft rich silver lace. and q thousand
other such things to gladden. q woman's
heart. but to name them, enough to
make q raving maniac Of the ordinary
reporter.
But the beautiful little hats and bon.
nets must not be neglected, for they are
there in full force, high, low. broad,
narrow and every other kind. One
stately, yet coquettish, broad rim is
there, representing the times OF Preei.
dent Polk. 1t is certainly q darling, and
for short suppose we call it "Polky."
What say you, girls?
The opening will continue during tn.
day and this evening. and we trust the
weather will continue on its good behav.
Tor so that the ladies may have AN oppor-
tunity to dispel gloomy thoughts with
the bright scene that awaits them.
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Burned by an Explosion.

About hslf-past IL o'clock yesterday
morning, Lowry Beck, a son Of n. W.
Beck, Esq, was atwork in his father
brass foundry, when he was severely
burned by an explosion. He had a
skinner in his hand, and was prepar.
ingto skim off the sag from the moul-
ten brass in the furnace before running
it off into the moulds. 1t is supposed
the skinner bad some water about it,
for as soon as it touched the brass there
was an explosion, and the brass flew in
all directions, large portion Of it
striking young Beck's face and arms,
burning him horribly. Moulton brass
always sticks TO flesh, and it had to he
picked of. Fortunately his eyes were
not injured. He was removed to his
home on Twelfth street.
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THE WAY OF THE CROSS"
Good Friday Services ct tho Cathedral
Yesterday.

Icbtcfuey'
The services OF Good Friday at the
Cathedral began at 9 A. NJ, and lasted
two hours. The ceremonies we're OF .
mournful character. The entire con-
gregstion approached the altar railing to
kiss the emblem OF mans redemption.
During the entire day the aisles were
rendered almost impossible by the
number OF persons performing the devo-
ton OF the away OF the Cross"
At 7:30 +. ". the Lamentations OF
jeremiah were chanted in beautiful
and solemn manner by Rev. j. Nc
Eligott. The sermon was preached by
Rev. Father Boyce, OF Rowlesburg,
who for upward Of an hour
held the sympathetic attention OF
his vast audience to the fruitful sub.
ject of his discourse, "Ths Sufierings
and Death OF the Man.God." Holding
strictly to the scriptural account OF the
passion Of our Lord the reverend
speaker drew such Q vivid picture OF
the scenes narrated that few among his
hearers remained unmoved. To day,
Holy Saturday, services commence at
1880 A. NJ. Holy water will be blessed
and distributed, and after the intona-
ton OF the "Gloria" the bells will be
rung and the organ will once more &C.
company the Allelujshs OF the joyful
Easter time,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-16

PREMATURE loss Of the bair nowadays
may be entirely prevented BY the use Of
Burnett's Cocaine. II has been used
in thousands OF cases where the hair
was coming out in haDdfuls, and has
never failed to arrest its decay, 1t pro-
notes a healthy and vigorous growth,
and it Is at the same time unrivalled a
a soft and glossy dressing for the hair.
BuRSErTs Fixvoring Extracts are the
best, strongest and most healthful. Bold
everywhere.
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Book.

Thus early in the season the Rey.
mann Brewing Company announce
their Book beer, which will be on tap in
all the saloons Of our city and neighbor-
ing TOW ns on Monday and Tuesday nsxt.
This is Q beverage that 10 great favor.
ite with oil lovers Of malt Liquors; and
since il comes but once . year, judging
from past experience, We may look for
lots OF fun, Q high old time and an I'M
fioated Uranium next morning.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Attractions Pertaining TO the Stage.
AT THE ACADEMY,

Attractions Pertaining TO the Stage.
AT THE ACADEMY.
This is to be the closing day OF the
present list OF attractions at the Acad.
envy OF Music. There will be a matinee
this afternoon and the regular evening
performance. Next week new bill ID
on the tapis. 1t will be first class in every
particular, 90 at least says Manager
Charles Howard.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
Such an enthusiastic, rampant, sym.
pathetic audience as that at the Opera
House, last evening, is seldom seen. II
just brimmed over with fun, and made
every hit on the stage 90 off like wild.
fire. The play seemed TO be immensely
enjoyed and had many good points
Such applause was never heard, and
occasionally the entire intermission wa,
occupied by the audience in clappins
hands. The play will be produced al
Steubenville tonight, and we can recon-
mend ii to our friends up there.
MAGGIE MITCHELL.
the inimitable, will be here on Monday
and Tuesday next, in Fanchon and
Lorle, respectively. She needs no en-
comium at our hands. Seats will be on
sale at Banners this morning.
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|, Blum & Bro,
IlO4 MAIN STREET,
4lbeeIin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

I.ost-Gold Spectacles.
Executors Sale.
Irse Lunuh-Mrs. Niedermeyer.
Preserving Natural FlOwers-Mrs. j..
Syerber.
Letter Last
Boariing-No. lll2 Chapline street.
Mules for sale.
Spccial Notice-Chfis. Siebke.
Ca Monday and acknowledgements s
Book Beer.
Grand Lunch end Book Beer-Chas.
X Behler.
Results from Fire-G. Mendel 4 Co.
Special AunOuEcemcnt-B. +. CAld-
wei.
Black Dress Goods. Blum Il Bro
Head OF Local.
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RAsrnR ETHICS.
Where Services VIII Be Held on ths
Chief sunday OF the Year.

Where Services VIII Be Held On the
Chief sunday Of the Year.
In those churches in which church
days are peculiarly observed, Easter 10
the greatest day Of al the year. The
bells peal out and anthems OF rejoicing
are sung in honor Of the Risen Lord.
All the gloom which has hung like .
pail about the sombre Lenten season 10
swept away by the glory Of the Rseur.
rection. Special services will be held to-
morrow in the Cathedral, St. Alphonsus,
Immaculate Conception. Of the Catholic
Churches; st. Matthew's and st. Lakes
Chapel, OF the Episcopal, the First Re
formed Episcopal and the English
Evangelical Lutheran. Various other
churches will have special services.
First Reformed Episcopal Church,
Mozart Hall. Rev. VIM. Henry Barnes,
rector. Sabbath School, Ga. n. Public
services at 1890 and 7:3e p. n. Morn:
ing theme, docs Death End All?"
Evening theme, AT the Masters Feet"
!. Easter anniversary services on Wednes.
day at 1880 P. N. Prayer meeting on
Friday at 7:S0 P. n. Seats free.
Service will be held by the Hebrew
congregation, next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock; the Rabbi, Rev. NJ. Sessler,
will deliver Q lecture in the English Ian.
guage-subject, "Jews and Christians.
In the Third Presbyterian church the
Sacrament OF Lords Supper will be adj
ministered, at 1880 A. n. In the even
ing at 1880 the subject will be Easter
Thoughts" Sabbath School at 2 Pm.
Second quarterly meeting at Wesley
NJ. E. Church, 10th and 18th inst, Rev.
E. w. RYAN, p. E., will conduct the ser
vices. Service on Saturday at 1880 p.
".
Four.h street Preaching by the pas
tor at 1890 A. n. and 1880 p. Y. Subject
appropriate to Easter.
international Sunday School Lesson
Tomorrow: 1.-THE Pharisees Rcproved."
Luke ri, S7-47. Golden Text Matthew
xiii, 3: "But do not ye after their
works, for they say ami do not" Many
OF the Sabbath Schools, however, will
have q special lesson appropriate to
Easter.
Attic English Lutheran Church, Six
teenth street, Easter services will be
held tomorrow, Rev. Samuel B. Barn
itz, pastor, officiating. They are as fol-
lows: Prayer meeting at 9:45 A. NJ;
Holy Supper, with Baptism and Contir-
nation, at 1880 A. M; Easter services,
with Sunday School, at 2 P. NJ; Easter
Sermon and Communion at 7:30 P. NJ,
with installation OF church officers.
Services will be held at the United
Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 1880
A. NJ. and 7:30 p. n. Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. J. T. Mcclure, d. d. Sab
bath School at 2 O'Clock.
The following will be the musical pro-
gramme for st. Matthews special Easter
aarvicpa.
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PETIT JURY
Summoned for the Circuit Court for
Tuesday.

summoned tOr the Slrcult SOurt iOi
Tuesday.
The following list OF petit jurors has
been drawn for the Circuit Court, and
summoned for next Tuesday, at Q a. M:
Washington district-Ed. Roth, John
Sisson and Ed. Rogers.
Madison - Wilson Morrison, John
Johns and X. X. Giffen.
Clay. G.. Andersen, J. o. Golfer and
.. II. Quimby.
Centre - John Butterfield, Christ.
Rashar and G. W. Conner.
Webster. II. Rinchart and Henry
Kress.
Richie William Boles and Thos.
McCready.
Triadel phia-James II. Clarke and
James Davis.
Liberty-R. NJ. Maxwell and John
Faris.
Richland-Fred. Maggie.
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ERLkNGER BEER.

We desire TO inform our pat
rons and the public I'm general
that on 10 day and Monday
,l,Nt. there will De ON f"" I'm all
the principal sample roo ms in
IIiS city. Beiiairc. Mar ms Fer
~ an;i Bridgeport, ~ Nsry sup.
eriOr article Of "Erlanger Beer"
of our manufacture.
Nail City Brewing 60.
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A Safe Man.

, H. D. Cary, 1919 Main street, Buffalo,
N. Y, dealer in fire and burglar proof
safes, writes: "My child was afflicted
with sore throat for many months. /
could find nothing to relieve him until
| tried Thomas Electric Oil, which ef.
fected a cure in two days" hughlin
Bros. & Co., Agents, Wheeling.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, April rs, IA. N.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, rising
followed 10y falling barometer, higher
temperature, west Winds, and clearing
weather, preceded by light rain in Ohio.
For the Lower Lakes, rising followed
by stationary barometer, stationary OF
higher temperature, west winds and fair
y,a4fl.r
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Foop for the brain and nerves that
will invigorate the body without intoxi.
eating is what We need In these days OF
rush and worry. Parker's Ginger Tonic
restores the vital energies, soothes the
nerves and brings good health quicker
than anything You can use.-1Tsbtms.
See other column.
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Tslephone Company Incorporated.

Secretary OF State Stalnaker yesterday
issued certificate of incorporation to
some gentlemen who agree TO become a
corporation TO be known as the Parkers-
burg, Ravenswood and Bellville Tele-
phone Company, for the purpose Of con-
sirueting and maintaining telephone
wire from Parkersburg along or near
the Ohio river, passing through the
towns OF Murraysyille and Bellsvillle to
RavenswOod, in the county OF Jackson,
and to use and operate the line and re-
ceiye and transmit messages thereon for
hire.
The principal Office shall be in Par.
kersburg, and the corporation shall ex
pire May l, 1901. For the purpose Of
forming the same the sum OF 500 has
been subscribed to the capital stock aud
so has been paid in, and the privilege
Of increasing the same by the sale OF adj.
ditiOnal shares, which are held at $40,
10 $1,000 is granted.
The shares are held as follows: @. g.
Martin 9 shares, q. q Schctield l, w.
Y. Chancellor I, W. II. Smith, Jr., J.,
Ralph Covert l, T. l.. Buckley l, James
y. Murdoch >, tall Of the above being
from Parkersburg); Robt. t. Wetzsl, OF
Ravenswood, ); A. A. Cooper, OF Bells
vile, 5, aud j. + Mayhem, Of Bells
vile, ..
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Piles. P,ssurs, Fistula, 10.

DIR. Kisner's new method for the cure
of Piles is safe, sure and permanent
He discards the knife and ligature end
performs no operation while the pile
juniors are outside the rectum. The
treatment does not prevent the patient
from attending to business Will b n
the st. James Saturday, April 10th.
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sErlanger.n

Do you know what il is? Well, il
Won don't, know now that it is . splen.
did quality Of beer, Manufactured by
the Nail City Brewing Company, and
will be on tap in Ill the sample-re oms n
Saturday and Monday, 10Th and 18TH
insts.
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Charles Chadduck, ESQ with Speidel &
Co, Wheeling. W. Va. Says

had suffered for years with Catsrrh
of head and throat, voice impaired and
my nostIils completely stopped up With
nasal polypus. DR.. Smith has cured
me, and / cheerfully recommend all to
90 10 DR.. j. +. Smith, No. 81 Twelfth
street (opposite school house, Wheel
inn ". Va.