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PERSONAL MENTION.
Sews and Gossip In Reference TO VarioI
People.

People.
Mr.. Will A. Strickler, Of Richie county, ia
at the Stamm House.
Hon. D. D. johnson, Of Tyler county, ar:
rived in the city last evening and registered
at the Stamm.
Mr.. +. P. Nuzum, who for some time has
been one Of Wheeltng's attorneys, has loca'
ted in Wellsburg.
Mrs. Judge Raymond, Of Fairmont, was at
the stanm Houss yesterday. where she was
visited by her daughter, Miss Julia, who 10
attending Mt. de ChHatgl.
Mr.. Eugene Salmon, the Clerk at the Sec,
rotary OF States eilI:e, who was recextly
stricken with paralysis OF the vocal organs,
he's gone 10 his home in cahe!l county.
Capt. W. II. Riggs chairman OF the Berke-
ley county Republican committee, one Of
Mattinsburg's most useful and well esteemed
citizens, is in the city attending tho GfaRd
Lodge A. F. and A. NJ.
Miss Birdie Harrison. OF Piedmont, former.
Nv OF Deer Park and Washington, was one OF
toe ladies' on the recent State Press Excursion.
She Is nleca OF Mr., 8. B, Harrison, CT this
city, aud has large circle Of friends here.
She with the other ladies' on the trip made
herself extremely popular.
Mr.. John Heryey, Of thig city, who has q
lucrative position In the State Department at
Washington, according 10 the reports OF the
Press Excursion published in the various
state papers, did himself proud when the
visiting journalist reached Washington. He
made arrangements for Them st the National
Hotel, SECURED invig:ions for them from the
various theatres In Washington, plIoted them
takine them 10 the White House. He was
ably assisted BY those other clever West Viz.
ginians who hold positions In the city OF
magnificent diBtanca1 Among the many
lice things sold ah3ut John by the State
Dress Is the following from the Rayenswood
Mars: "Mr. Heryey, BY the way, Is young
man who will rise to q higher sphere at some
time not tar distant"
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fIAllssIlIons. 4lO.OOOLhn,c,.


New York. November 70 flour steady and uu.
changed: receipts &,00 barrels exports 1900 bat.
rels. Wheat, SPOT l9ts &c. higher; options Sake
ports i62 900 bushels No. 2 Chicago 81 0S5g; No.
red steamer 9ic No. 8 Iei 81 06aI OK; unga3cd
white 9Ss9SNc: No 2 red November, sales $1,000
su.hel, a. i9sssi closing q q IN Deem:
81 i15<. January, sIl4s $4,000 6ufhels at Ij4t
Is. closIsg a 81 ~; February, sales 2,ois,0lO
bushels al 81 l6al M closing at 81 1876 May lea
rom, spot ios slc AID options Ss5sc Ii sier "a
strong: receipts $500 bushels: exports lis. 600
bushels; un9raded 69faelc; No. o. 66c; No. :? Ii IA
&c. No, 2 November t9AseO11c; Decsm6cF co., q
&C; February 6g9Ia6ohc, closing at 6Q5<c. ais
ka1o higher; receipts i0S,00 bushels; exports
none; western mixed 35Aa7c; white western SSl
isC. Coffee, spot taiI; Rio quiet options i0A20
6Ha6N; yellow C7a7Isc; of A 7II<a15Ec STANDARD
71SaI3se eouiectioner 7HEi cutlVai and crushed
q g; powdered sHesNc; graduated SiES; cuoies
aud STEADY. 1allow dui and weak at7Ic. RoIn
outlet and unchanged. Tu'pentine steady at 9;c.
Eggs, western fresh firm and go. d demGnd 81 27a
29kc. Pork stronger; new mess SIC 01al2 lax.
steam 7,S71Sa7,e5c: November 7S0A7, SOC; December
1857 SCI January 7.SSaI9sc.
CHICAGO, November l2-Flour dull snd I'M.
changed. Regular wheat firm, fairly active and
higaet. at 9S1sc November: 9iss9 December; 9Ska
No 2 98s9Ic; No. {, sSlSic; No. 3ied winter 81 81
Sc cash; 20. November; ~ ,isNc Deeembt r iSSsc
year; 4s1le January 6l9saS2Gt nay. osu dull 6ul
December; 2SSc year; 2s1sR2aS January: az May.
Rye stesoy atteHc. Barley quiet At Gle. FaxseGd
quiet at 81 &C. Fork active, firm and higher At
sss SSsfRss FeS. s8a tjS
7,SlXo November and December Sc YEAR year;
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RIVER NEWS.
Ltyes Happenings aud General Bank
RrIefa.


Briefs. sl
The Prince got away for tho South with q
towoi eight coal bCats
The river was rising slowly last evening
with depth OF 9 feet Inches In the channel.
The W. n. Chancellor will pass down
tomorrow morning for Charleston and in.
termediAte points on the Ohio and Kanawha
rivers. This jaaniy little packet is COM
msnded by Cspt. Il. 7. Chancellor and In
Huntington Is In the Office. It's asplendid
boat to travel on.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati about
1:30 o'clock last evening, with splendid trip
OF both passengers and freight This elegant
stern wheel packet will leave at 0 o'clock
this afternoon on her return trip to Cincin-
natl. The Andes has recently been hand
somely reiurnished and painted and has
unequsled passenger accommodations. The
excellence Of her table Is noted on the upper
Ohio. Her officers are gentlemen who aim
to please and always succsed admirably.
Shippers can always be pleased on the Andes
GREENSBORO, Pa, November l2.-Riyer II
feet 0 inches aud falling; weather cloudy.
Gallo, November 12.-River 20 feet 8 inches
and rising; weather clear; Thermometer So.
OFT CRY, November 19.-River feet II
inches and rising; weather cloudy and snow.
Ing.
MonoAS4ows, W. VA, November l2.-River
0 feet and falling; weather cloudy; thermom.
eter 33'.
BRowxsyILLE, Pa, November 12.-Rlver 10
feet 0 inches and stationary; weather cloudy;
thermometer 500.
RICE's LANDING, Pa, November 12.-Riycr
. feet IL inches and falling; weather cloudy;
Thermometer 800.
LOUISVILLE, November 12,-Riyer rising
with feet 10 inches in the canal, and o feet
10 inches on the falls; weather clear and cold.
C1EciNSArl, O., November 12.-Riyer II feat
inches and rising weather clear and cool.
Arriyed-Cops Miller from Memphis. De-
parted-stot kials for-P Pittsburgh.
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bid; no grade Isabec. Oats dull and nominal; No.
SiI<a31c; May sc. Rye, No. =, B7A51Ec. olofes
SseS sss e? 'ss Sab PRs bS 81
bid. 4'S't
NEW oRIKASs, November i2.-coaee 6rm and In
moderate depRnd; common 70 prime 10 <Allc. gu:
gar steady NJ d Ia good demAndI common 10 good
10 choice $3.50 yellow clarified 65ssi5Sc; white
si'tin'a '''A'''S petroleum.
Trrusyil1E, Pa, November l2.-petroleum open.
ed At 81 Il: highest 81 TO- lowest 81 Il; closed at
o. lIx. Shipments 1C6, 40 barrels 1he advance
which fa..SlEhted oil men have long expected has
commenced, and prices mounted 10 day amid ex.
citement 70 sil& The transactions were very
large on all exchanges giving Indications that the
heavy dealers have again commenced operations.
II u conceded on all sides that big advance In
values "a warranted BY the situation OF the fields
and condition Of home aud foreign markets RI.
Aned Is reported advancing In Europe at 81 Is,
Tho market Is being freely talked Of tonight.
OIL CRY, Pa, November 12.-oll finn: opened at
81 II the lowest point: highest 81 10; closed At
81 1I4f. Sales Cos 00l barrels ClCRIances SAtni:
day ~ 9Ss 900 barrels Shipments yesterday: United
799 barrels; charters 5000 barrels: daily average
for the month Is 81 barrels. Runs Friday; Unie1
81. $50 barrels: tldewatet 9,7l barrels daily average
&, llS barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, November 12.-The afternoon
session was active, irregular AID somewhat excited
" AS' eA'e4SSN wa AS<tl
at 81 l4Ss.
EEw YoRx, November l2-Petroleum arm;
United q liSs; refined ssEaS<c.
BALTIMORE. November la.-Petroleum flrmeT; re-
fined s5SIS1lc.
PrILADEIFurA, November l2-rettoleum quiet
Live Stock.
CHIcIGo. November i2.-Ihe Drottrg' Journal re-
ports: uDgE-Receipts %, 900 nead; shipments 10 0
head; market strong and l0l2Oc higher; packefsa d
shippers buying freely; packing a 00A4 60 packing
aud shipping 81 6Oa5 Co. ligkt q 2lAi 80 Skips o. GOA
Ava CIItle-Recelpts 6Ooo head: shipments 10 0
he d. mRrEet brist and lGal6c higher: exports 81 D.
az 90; eood 70 choice shipping s5 6oa6 20 common
giaSS Texans s. 50ai 10 Americans Si00I6 25 sheep
steady and 1rneE inferior 10 fair g LOAF 50 per cS
good IS So choice 81 90: Texans g. 01a3 30.
FAST LIBFErY, Pa, November l2.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts Q $40 head. Market active and prices is to
&c higher than last wesk. HogS-keceipts 1850
head Market active; Philadelphia 81 Q0l5 10;
workers. 81 26ai 90 sheep-lleceipts 1900 head
Market htn and prices shade higher than last
week.
tIScSSATI. O.. November l2-Live hogs active
and hIln; cOnmon AID lIHht 81 T'A4S5; packing and
butchers 81 SAL 90 Receipts 100 head; Ahipments
$50 head.
NEW YORK, November l2-cotton quiet al 10 7.!6
al0 ll.GG futuresdDll and steady: November II .SSC
December l0.l6c: January lu,6lc: February lo.i6c;
March % Ole; April II .0Sc May nlS:; June ll.:6c;
July Ii SIC
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
yonr rest by Sich child suffering and crying
viii pain Of emitting tsoth7 i %, GsIId Of
once and got Q bottle Of Mra Winllow'S
Soothing Syrup for Children Tsething. III
value u fncaleulable. It will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there Is no mistake about
7 Syssnt any And SoI ssthSs Ssgu
zion, and gives tone and energy to the whole
systsul. Mrs. windows Soothing 5yrup
M Children TssthIng 10 pleasant 10 The
tss,e and Il the prescription Of Quo Of the
Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
IN the United States, and b for. sale by all
drpwists throughout the world. Price %
cenh . bottle, xNtAK
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MARTINS FERRY.
Railroad Talh-scoif Meals Hearing.
Personal Notes, etc.

Personal Notes, etc.
Judge R. H. Cochrap, OF Toledo. was In
town yesterday the guest OF friends.
Judge HUFF proposes to move to St. Glars.
vile aud engage 10 tho practice oflaw.
The trial OF Neal, who was imprisoned Eat.
urday, for beating Ibis mother.iE.!aw and
wife, tbkes place at 0 O'Clock this morning
before Mayor Mitchall.
Tsere has not been aay meeting lately in
reference to the proposed water works. It Is
proposed t. secure such lcgisla'ion on the sub.
jsct as may be necessary, this winter, which
may be used when tde town sees proper.
The topic OF conversation here Is the rail-
road bridge over the river at this noint. Toe
my gIerIous movements OF the Nav York
capitalists In Wheeling dnIing the psst few
days, has given rise to the hope that this
important enterptre may yet be completed.
The gentleman here who are interested 10 the
project are mum on tee movements OF the
COMPANY,
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Information Wanted.
TO Let-Furnished Front Room.
Wanted-Canyasler.
Felt Weather slrips-E, L Nicoll.
Regular Pittsburgh and. Kanawha River
Packet-W. N. Chancellor
Large Sheet.
Public Sale OF Furniture-Jas. NJ. Banks.
Furniture-G. Mendel & Co.
Calcutta Linseed 0il-W. A. Wilson.
Notice OF Dissolution.
New Wraps To.day-Brues & Golfer.
The Great Success.
ArtiGtlc Pottery and Fancy Goods-l. @.
Now is the Time-B. F. Caldwell.
DR.. John Z. Smith-rhird page.
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cn,,Iey ghay,s Aeader,y of Mn ,te.

The show given at this frstclass theatre
last night by WEIGH & Sands National Park
Combination was tue best show ever given at
the house. The company Is 5 IMPLY immense
and unriyaled. A good audience WIS pres.
emit, but ths house should be crowded all
week.
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RAILROAD BoNDe-Firm.
ET.rv Observation-Disclosures

s1ocxs-The htock mArbet has been remarkably
free FUN rumots or tpeciSl influences ulI day and
until the last hour the general course Of pIIces was
upward, showing gain ever Saturdays prices fol
nearly all stocks but In the last hour there YVES
reaction, which left the market fraction lowei
& Tnlscontinental ~ md Canada Pacific lX lei
cent. Vanderbilt stocks were strong TIL the fast
hour, when at the close, II them fraction lower
than saturday, except Canada southerp, which
th1wsa net gain 81 u per cent.
The Gould stocks have been more active than for
several weeks. and have nearly all gained irac.
lion. The most important factors In the future ei
the na'ket are pending negotiations for lease OF
West Shore 10 Grand Trunk Line. II Is believed that
negotiations have reached point where The ~ s.
lions at Issue arc Of secondary importance, ard
that leass Is likely to DO contaminated. The
points Of interest Of public Ia this arr that Gland
Tunk isgulrantGe OF IVES! Shore bonds and aIEn
that with this coDnc ton 10 New Yosk, Grand
Trunk will abandon It's frmer attitude Il an.
tAgon!sn to trunk line pool and becume Que CT It's
supporters.
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AFULL line OF The celebrated spar.
ker" and Bloomington" Double Guns just
received. Any one wanting good shoot.
Ing arm will find great bargains this
week at I. q. Dillon's Jewelry House.
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ABOUT NATURAL GAS.
SOME EXPRESSIONS OF AN EXPERT.
II. Limit, Of The Gas Bel. aud tn. character Of
the Deposits ia Dia.rsnt stetiOas-SO Gas
Usdsr Whs.lIsE-rWO Kindsof GS.
sad the Charlettrlltie, ofIaeh.

For some days pas! there has been stop
ping at the Mcclure Hous, a gentleman oil
retired demeanor, whose time has been occu'
pied in The country adjacent to the city, and
who hai taken great interest in the deyel'
opemsnt OF The wells now being drilled for
natural gas In the city and suburbs. Tais
gentleman is Mr.. Asa P. Wilson, geologlst
and ''gnsoloEist," who has had opportunities
10 search deeper into the gri at mysteries con-
nected with petroleum and natural gas dc.
pcs:ts than many have been favored with
Il was Mt. Wilson who hiss selected points to
drill for natural gas Il a. have developed Into
some Of the largest gas wells In Allegheny
county, Pa, and he i5iurning bis attention TO
this section Just az the wells being sunk
hereabout have about been abandoned by
me projectors OF the work.
M. Wilson Is one Of the Oldest oil opera.
tors Of the State, having started to drill the
fourth we'll in the Burning Springs oil dis
tr,ct as long ago as 1880. aud he was the ftss
operator 10 realS3 the great bsntlt by the
use OF artesian casing in wells and ADOPT Il
outside OF Pennsylvania. -,
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"ItI can send one suffering soul TO YOU
writes James Corbln, OF Wagh6urn, III, ~
will, be happy. Samaritan RsrGine cured me,
and will cure all csSss OF its. $i60 MWE4W
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A FiuctuaiinE Dny I'm stocks-Proyis.
ions Active Bot Lower.

In the early dealings on Change yesterday the
tendency Of prices was upward, showing decided
gain over Saturdays closing figures. In the Last
hours. however. a reaction set in and prices went
lower than on Saturday with exceptional declines.
Money was held al 2a2k per cent.
Flour was dull and unchanged. Wheat was firm
and higher. Provisions were In active demand at
lntrne tnlna
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The P,unpcinI world.
GoyERSNKSm-sttong.

NEW York, November l2.-Naney 2a2H per cent.
Prime mercantile paper b1sa7 per cent Sterling Ex-
change banker' bills steady at 81 Slsi: demand
81 SIX.
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The following shows the range OF the Their
moueter, as observed at sohnepfs drug
sore, Opera House corner yesterday
1880 1883
xl9u.3P. u.7RMI7A M.I2M. 3P.N.7r. 4
IS 90 90 6s 50 81 80 IS
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INpIcATIoSa

WAsHrssros, D. G., November lS-1:30 A
x.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer and fair weather, lower. barometer,
winds shifting west and south.
For the Laks Region, slightly freezing
rartly cloudy weather, occasional sligh'
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE,
TO BONDH0LpERS-
.T0CKHoLDENS' MEETING.

4 fpeciAl meeting ri the stoClhOlGCr o. tho
Wheeling E!MSe Company Is he,Cby Chlltd for
Saturday IiLetDC on, NCvtmrST Il, 1853, u Two
O'Clock, for tic luFp0Is 81 COi.tidCIlaE the plu.
pdety Of reducing the pnr value Of The nrul
stock OF the CSnpRny, Rild rOIiCr Ia hctby Titen
oI the intention 10 Uf:eTRt such meeting n Iaolu'
ton providing Tor such reduction.
~ OF Ter Of The Beard ul DiIcCIOR
J. G. BRADY, Secretary.
CT. RAwLIN3, President Oc0
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FOR SALE.
TOR SALE.

RUE SALE
Three small Brick Dwellings I'm one block: each
dwelling has three r9I mE, with iEown front anu
back entrance ; 70 I'd fenced 81, with hydnnt: III
good condition. kentJ for $40 per rpnun T!li
Three snail families OF liuited means could no.
euro house for about $3.50 each locAtel OF alley
q, No OF, 80 and 0!i. .4pPlytO
ALkxAADES B0SR,
Real IAtate Agent aud Broker,
moo ll6S Mnffei htieti.
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VALUABLE FARM

\
The undersigned offers for IHlC his FINN, situated
three miles east Of 81. GlAInyille snd one NILE
south Of the National BOad, CUDtSlnIng lGO aero,
Is well whteted lies very favonbly n easy 10 cHl
UyRte and Is one Cf tho best ErmG in that rPft Of
the country. j contains one Ecod dwelling hGuIa
and one tenement house, with EEple and IOuVe-
nient outhuild nSs; has three seed orchards Of
such as pear, cherries, quinces, DC, DC.
For particulars inquire Of the ULdenigred en-
the premises, or address at Il. Granville. y.
SAMUEL r. FlSEEY.
or1.nIw
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ma. v1lsoN'e PREsrSr rsoI scr,

He laid the IVES! Virginia Transportation
Company system otpipelinea tina! now carry
the oil from the oil tields to Petersburg and
was; the q. s. 10 advance the opinion that oil
would never be developed in paying quaint.
ties except at certain points along the oil
line Of this State. How correct he was in
tbs conclusion. the. Thousands OF dollars CAP
ital since expended in experiments CON
clusiyely show.
Mr.. Wilson has secured number OF tractt
Of land east OF the city on Wheeling creek
between Elm Grove and Triadelphin, on which
a syndicate OF Pittsburgh and Phllsdelphta
capitalists will begin the work Of drilling we'll.
for gas. The drills wilt be put In motion al
once, and the result will no doub. bs watched
with great interest by manufacturers here
and Is OF no littls moment to this city.
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TIE DAILY nARKLTs.

The Cooks Deliebt"-l2lo Main street.
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FOR RENT. THE TEN ROOM
~ dwelling at No. &c Thirteenth street. NOW &.
cupled by theunderSigned. Possession on OF Sits,
the 18th inst Apply 10 q. p. BROWN, ii She!iTs
NllCG. lnl
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT-TWO ENCELLFNT
IL rooms opposite the Cathedral: suitable q,
doctor or lawyers Office. Ap2ly 10 Father sullivan
No. 70 Thrift onth GtIeet. ''sN'
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.equire The sams mechanical means Of

motion. ~
aNow, let us look at facts: AT that very
time Gfsh, Bennett & Co., and spauR, ChAi.
FAINT d Co., were receiving q dow Of gas
through seventeen and half. miles OF pipe,
reaching from the wells Of'Bukler county,
the source Of supply, 10 their iron mills az
Pittsburgh, the gas travelling by its own pres.
sure ct the rale. OF sixty miles per hour
through the pipe
"Is this pipe still In use2"
"Yes; for ten years hrs this pipe been coz
veying this precious fuel, paying TO the
owners dividend on the capital invested,
Of forty per cent per aunum.
with all these facts at their command
the capital Of Pittsburgh overlooked the
natural gas Development and the Rstonish-
ing results TO be produced by its develop.
ment and use until the keen eye OF New
York and Chicago capital espied It, secured
most OF the present developed gas deposits
adjacent TO the city, SECURED the control Of
large stations OF country, laid their lines to
the city and began the tolling OF the gas
grist. Now the manufacturers whom these
lines cannot supply are forced into Washing
ton county to begin the huntfo gas by the
drill, 10 one OF the most treacherouS sections,
In my opinion, along the gteatgas belt. But
Q few months back any one advocating such
an enterprise would have been looked on rs
not safs person to run at large In q commp.
nifty.
II mention this only TO show the advance.
ment made and knowledge gained in the
psst few months"
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New YORK, November cotton quiet al 10 T-!6
alo 1I:6G. futuresdDll and steady: November 3SC;
December l0I6c: January lv,6lc: February l0i6c;
March 10 9lc April II. 0Sc May n.lS:; June ll.:6c;
July ll.S7c.
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A MOTHERS LOVE.
A Practical Illustration Of Its Power.

a Mothers Love! What potent thing it is. 1t
will melt the heart of the most hardened criminal
when no other influence would be effectual No
but mother knows its full meaning, but every one
can appreciate it lift they WILL 1t is known, though,
that it sleepless nights care, inconvenience,
and, if necessary, want hardship and DEATH But the
subject has been too eloquenty treated by the sweet
poets and the ablest writers to furnish essay
for these columns Too many practical illustrations
in every day life for 1t to be dwelt that
it is to speak of the subject further in
order make the reader the full meaning
of what is to follow.
Mrs. Henry Schualen, of Ashland, KY, writes that
her daughter has been cured of deafness which re-
suited from chronic caarrh. She tells how she had
lost all hope of her daughter Cher fdea being cured
and how overoyed she is at the result After trying
many remedies she says Peruna brought a cure and
that the daughters hearing is restored. She con-
cudes by speaking in the most fattering terms of
Peruna and then describes in the most lovely manner
the happiness it has brought her, and reviews the
distress she experienced while her daughter was
afflicted.