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Dwelling House to Rent


Gently occupied by II. c. Hawkins. Rent
reasonable. Apply to
37-2 JOHN Il. PEoPLRs.
Mules and Horses Peoples &
Cotter have on hand lot of fine Tennessee
Mules and Hoses. Will sell them on
time, where parties make us certain of our
money. 81
GRASS SEEDs-Blue Grass, Orchard,
Timothy, Millet Lucerne and other kinds
just received at Wilhite & Wilhite.
The finest Patent Flour made is sold by
Reed & Webb.
Buckwheat Flour and Choice Syrups at
Reed & Webb's.
BucHUpAIBA.'-Quick complete cure,
all annoying Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
Diseases. 81. Druggists.
Those desiring good pipe or cigar or
cigarette holder can find genI inc meer-
scRaum goods at Whites Drug Store.
Potato or N ul,iplying Onion at Wilhite's
BUGGIEs!-Any person wanting a good
vehicle should not fail to call on REED q
STEPHENS, whose long experience ena-
bles them to select the most reliable West
ern Buggies at lower prices than any one
Garden Seeds from the most reliable
spcdsmen in the United States at Wilhlts
& Whites. All fresh.
To get fresh and reliable Garden Seeds 80
to Whites Drug Store.
THE Best CIaAR.-Wilhite's Leader Ci-
gar is pronounced by all who have smoked
f TO be the best Scent cigar In the City:
Cali at Wilhite & Whites, get one and
satisfy yourself as TO its merits.
Rest Teas in tile State at Wilhite's Drug
Store.
"RousH ON R41s.-Clears out rats, mice,
reaches. flies, ants, bed.bugs, skunks, chip
munks, gophers. l5c. Druggists.
Reed & Webb offer some fine Pickles in
gallon buckets at low figures.
The American Sewing Machine is still up
v;t,. the times. Come in and see the new
Eo with large arm and late improve
n,ents-lipht running and noiselesa. A
large lot arriving at C. A. Reeds. Agent
onion 5.is-rvi, vhiie and yeiiow-at
Wilhite's Drug Store.
From Prominent LAwYER.-MaJ; ;: "a:
Whitner, of Greenvile, >. =, says Gns G,,s'
T do not regard Norman's Neutralizing Col-
d;aI as a universal panacea, yet It affords
| me Measure to say that nave usad II Win
.,nc,, hene6t to self and family N all aftec-
,;nna of the bo wells SO usual in our section
of the country during the sun met sea season. sn.
indeed, I never use any other men'S:ne iof
such complaints"
ON FASHIONED PEorLE used 70 say tnat
the horse shoe and -four leaf. ciovet
brough, good s.Es Luck sb,nred @ ana now il you
want good luck and good health az tne
wear round, place on the shelf over your
S;Ichen door a bottle Of Norman's Neutral, !,
,zina Cordial, the wonderful remedy Tor oil
storiaf mic trouble:.
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NoMES.

Mr., {. J. Milford is in Charleston in at
tendance upon the United States Court rs
juryman.
There is not colurcd school in session
in the township.
Mr.. J. c. Campbell had four-gailons-a.
day milk cow to die last week worth $50.
Rev. J. X. Riley, d. d., who has 30 ac-
ceptably served the Presbyterian Church
at Townvlle for the last five years, has
severed his pastoral connection with the
Church and accepted call from the Church
at Pickens where he will also take charge
of fine school.
The academy at Townville has just been
neatly ceied. The school there is quite
hourishing.
Mr.. Jonathan Picker.ll ard his es:;:ns.
ble wife. both of who3, are far advanced in
life, the former being in his s4th year, have
been quite ill for week or two.
A very large school has been in progress
at Cellar Grove since the public term began.
The citizens Of that neighborhood, with
commendable spirit, have erected very
attractive frame school house there.
Miss Matte McCarley, very intellectual
young lady of Townvil'a. is engaged as
assistant in the principal school at Seneca.
Sprf.yS
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A Cotton Seed OIL Min Tor .n,.

NJ
Messrs, Sullivan & Bro. have sold 10 A.
81, n'""sehh, OF this city. a cotton seed
"''"' manufactured by J. w. rardu.n
" t'''ot Eichmond Va, which is ora =,
r,'e Most reliable houses in the South NJ
townsend will enlarge his mills ne,r M -:
uepot IN this city. and be ready to ba.;r
;, - coon US The machinery arrives and
pul IN position. The capacity OF his
Mn % 49,. "e TWO tons of seed per day. Il
"H' consist OF huller, separator n s.t nf
crushing rolls TO crush the kernel !, isrto,
.' Steamer 10 cook the meal, and n be,vv
nsurauilc press and pump, in ar, over,
~, om"s necessary to do the best of work
'e amount Of oil usually obtained from,
INC seed islhirty.six gallons per ton. af,er
"n'rn e'ght hundred and tifly pounds of
'"''' Is leit. und then the hulls are uor,h
a''''e'NlhS as manure in addition. Mr
townsend will start with this mil and r.
successful will double its capacity in n shor,
time, which can be done at a very sr,,,I
expense. The small mills are said 10 do
excellent work, and we have no ,,oub, NJ
,o"hsehd Will succeed in this enterprise
~ beginning, which will show TO An.
uerSon The prac!icability of establishing
"Ne's!iieu manufactures in our midst,
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Dots from wilIia,npton.

Mn. EDITOR: The Base Ball season
opened here last Friday, with match
game played between the Lone Star" or
town club, and the Male Academy nine.
The result was tie. Both clubs display
great proficiency in our "National sport"
Mr.. W. A.. Stephens has curiosity in
the shape Of IN egg, that will lie in only
one position, aud when placed in any other
will Immediately turn over The greatest
popularity about it is that it is inclined to
stand on the little end.
a little child Of Mr. Samuel King, living
few miles from town. was choked to
death, u few days ago, by having swallow
ell some substance which lodged in the
windlii'c and caused its death.
The relzer Manufacturing Co. will soon
be really to comnicnre work. They will
commence Spinning us suu:l us the dam is
completed, which will he in about two or
three weeks.
NoMES.
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SKINNY MEN.-"WelIs' Health ne.
nswer' restores health and vigor, cures
Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility
81.
Forty Buggles and PhHsoahb ab;ch "h
the way, Of the best Western maS Heed.
will be sold at bottom ar prices PeeS sy 4 Webb's
City Grocery Store.
Ono Hundred Sewing MeenA n1s oon'
Just received by O. a; KEEP Agen3 gno3el OF
s.sttes nsrfsst,on the light running "American,
and the .:Victor,'' which is q univeIsad, sad
%vorite. Oficc and Wareroom over heeo
4 Webb's City Grocery Store.
Fine Toilet Powders Mt Wilhite q VIZ
hfto.
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TO supply want, to comply with
requests from numbers of Ladies all
over the County, and to keep pace
with the demands of our constantly
growing business. we'have opened "a
Millinery aud Dress Making De.
partmcnt over our Store.
We wish to say especially and en-.
pha,ically that since we have EN-.
barked upon this new enterprise, we
intend TO make it IL success, and 10
this end we have spared no money
and no pains &c have elegant rooms,
suitably adapted, easy Of access from
centre of our Store by broad aud
comfortable s:.ir.ay. competent and
artistic assistance, and 1bSrs al, Is
Stock Of FINE MILLINER y that
challenges comparison with any in
the State.
But, in order to introduce this new
feature, and TO make it popular with
all from the beginning, we have de-
tcrmined upon Low PRICES" as
orr motto
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Notice to Creditors.

John w. Daniels, Administrator with VIII
annexed, Of 8. ID. Deal, deceased, Plain
tiff. VIZ. DR.. Winston III. Davis, Executor
OF Mrs. l.. c. Deal, deceased, ct al, De-
PENDANTS.
IA ceased, are hereby notified 20 prcse.,t
and prove their claims before rue on or by
the first day of May next, or be barred
the benefit Of the Judgment of the Court
to be rendered touching the assets Of the
Estate of said deceased.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
March 81, 1893 80 9
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Spring of 1883.

II AM now receiving beautiful line of
IL Prints and other goods for the Spring
trade. A few Cloaks, and three pair OF
Blankets yet To sell Mt cost, give me an op.
portupity to show them to you. we charge
nothing for showing goods.
A. b. TOWERS.
March IS, 1884 IS
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BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS.

d:no mEaA kE1s en her Spring end Summer Millinery
at
BuIding
22,
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DECISIONS RENDERED
AT Saturdays session ofthe supreme
Court OF Appeals.

Court OF Appeals.
The State Supreme Court met Saturday at
l0A NJ, with all four Of the judges present,
and rendered the following decisions:
A. @. 6rinnau ct al, vs.. ". II. Edwards,
ct al, from kanawha county; opinion BY
Wood; decree OF Circuit Court reversed, and
cause remanded.
Graham Bros. VS.. NJ. A. Carroll, from Sum.
mers county; writ OF error and supersadeas
allowed; bond 800.
Holmes Conrad, trustee, vs.. W. N. Buck ct
al, from Hampshire county; opinion by sny-
der; decree reversed and cause remanded.
Shepherds administrators vs. Peabody
Insurance Co., from Jefferson county; opinion
by Green; Judgment OF Circuit Court revers.
ed aud new trial awarded.
Hoffman 4 Carrnco vs.. Benjamin Ryan ct
al, from Monongalia county; opinion by
Green; decree OF Circuit Court reversed and
cause remanded.
d. DiIworth, Jr., vs.. L. Greathouse, from
Barbour county; petition for writ OF super.
Seueas r. fused.
State OF West Virginia VS.. Goodall Mead
ows, from Summers county writ OF error
allowed.
Levi Greathouse VS.. s. G. sapp, from Pres.
ton county; writ Of error and supersedeas al.
lowed: bond. $500
]. II. Brooks ct al VS.. L J. Martin. admix.,
from Mason county; appeal allowed; bond,
$3.50.
Joseph banks VS.. Rodsheavor and Frank.
houser, from Preston county; writ Of error
and supersedeas allowed, bond, 5000.
|. and J. Cunningham vs.. 1chabod Sayre ct
al, from Jackson county; opinion by John
son; Judgment OF Circuit Court affirmed.
Robert II. Burke VS.. Lucinda Burke, from
Wood county; opinion by johnson; decree
OF Circuit Court reversed and bill dismissed.
Hon. A. +. Raymond was admitted TO
practice in this court on motion OF A. j.
Clarke, Esq.
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A LIVE fIRM
And the Immense Establishment They
are fi4ting Up.

And the Immense Establishment They
are ffating UP.
Wheeling now has musical establish
ment which Is credit 10 the city and will
compare with many Of the far famed houses
OF much larg cities. Wilson & Banner
enter on their fourth year IN the music bust
ness with cause to feel gratilied at the results
Of their labors for they occupy the most ex.
tenssye rooms ever devoted 10 their line oil
business In the city. Their establishment
occupies three stories, IS by 90 feet. The trst
floor Is devoted exclusively TO organs and
musical goods, such as small instruments,
sheet music aud music books. The second
floor Is set apart for pianos only, and will be
fitted up us a music room where persons
wishing 10 inspect instruments will ind an
elegantly furnished apartment which 1t will
be pleasure 10 visit. The third floor
Is the workshop and repair room.
The Kranich & Bach pianos, OF which Wilson
Il Banner make especially, have taken a high
place In the ranks OF world.renowned instru.
ments, and are conceded To have points OF
excellence in which they surpass those Of all
other manufacturers. The large number
sold by the firm 10 prominent citizens and
10 leading musicians, gives ample testimony
% their superior excellence. Wilson &
banner also bundle Guild & Wheelock
pianos, and they have finr variety OF
smith American organs, which justly claim
prominence for quality OF ltone and dura-
bility; Chase organs, second 70 none for
sweetness OF tone and beautifully designed
cases. Their stock Of small instruments Is
also complete, and their sheet music the
finest and choicest ever offered 10 the city.
Their line OF standard music Is full, and they
lake pleasure In supplying anything desired
upon the very shortest notice.
concinsiyeIy tbnt thew bays the largest and
best equipped music house ever kept in
Wheeling. 1876
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rnErELEPHoNE sYsrEn.
Connection with Pitt.bnTgh = Troub
nj RalIafre

at BelIaire.
Mr.. Henry Meizser, General Manager Of
the Telephone system Of this district was In
the city Saturday looking after the affairs Of
the company. which he reported to be -four.
ishiug under the superintendency Of Nj. N.
R. Wolff Mr.. MetZSer says he thinks he
can promise with safety that the connection
with Steubenville aud Pittsburgh will be
completed this summer. The line Is already
constructed between Pittsburgh aud lsoches.
ter, and from Bridgeport TO the Laughlin
mill. Poles are on the ground TO erect an
independent line from Bridgeport to Bellaire,
where the wires are now on the Western
Union poles.
Since an exchange was established st Bel
lAire the wires have been on the house tops
and the company desired TO be Independent
OF them, and so asked permission OF the City
Council 10 erect poles 10 the sire ct. After
considerable discussion In Council this was
granted, and the company at once began the
work OF erectirg the poles. Now there Is a
disposition TO repeal the ordinance granting
the right OF way. Mr.. Wolff says II the tele.
phones are considered an incumbrance at
Bellaire, the people there can undoubtedly
/ get rid OF them; but II Is probable that II the
matter Is brought to the attention Of the
manufacturers and business men, who have
come to regard the telephone as necessity,
they would quickly be heard on the subjecsin
such way as would change the minds OF
any members OF Council who may now be
disposed to 'cut off their nose to spite their
iacs."
The ordinance was introduced in Council
regularly, was passed after due elaboration,
In the regular order Of business, and nobody
having objected to Its passage, 1t is not now
probable after It has been accepted In good
faith and acted upon by the company, that
the Council will be so unfair as to repeal It
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In the Chicago Times OF April Ith appears
the subjoined dispatch:
JANEsvlLLE, Wis, April 6.-[speciall-Dr.
J. F. Hullihen, an oculist OF considerable
reputation and long experience, died here
this morning, suddenly, Of neuralgia Of the
heart. -..
DR.. J. +. Hullihen at one time resided in
this city,-and was brother Of DR.. s. p.
HulIihen, who died In this city In 1857. He
came to Wheeling about ls47 and studied
his profession: with his brother. About 1854
he located in Pittsburgh, Pa, aud there mar.
ried Miss s. Kramer, dauahter OF Mr. Kramer
OF the banking firm OF Kramer & Raun.
After number OF years u prosperous prac,
tice declining health compelled bis remoV'l
10 JaneSville. Wis, where he achieved wide
fame as a skillful surgeon and oculist He
leaves q widow and two children. Dr.. HULL.
hen was man Of rare abilities and OF the
kindest impulses. He will be remembered
by many OF our older citizens, and bis death
will be sincerely lamented.
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The Appraisers Donc-Dickcscheid In
The City,

|
the city.
The appraisers OF the estate Of the late DR..
Guenthpr Schuchardt have completed their
work, buthave not yet made their report.
Meantime the premises are nightly guarded
immense aud ierocious dogs which were
always kept In the back yard by the Doctor
In his life time. No more money has been
dicovered In the cellar or elsewhere In the
premises, though well Known man declares
that he knows the whereabouts Of vault
which contains large amount OF gold, and
that he helped the old Doctor Conceal it
| Owing to the Doctors aversion 10 taking any.
one into bis council this story does not obtain
much credence. More weight is generally
attached TO the report that DR.. Schuchardt
had money In the Bank Of England. Hie
was known to have dealings with q well
Known Baltimore banking house who do u
large business abroad. There is no doubt,
however, that the Doctors wealth was great.
IL overrated by current rumor, his secretiyE.
ness and the precautions be adopted to pre-
vent robbery tending TO strengthen suspi-
ciOns that he had boarded fabulous wealth.
These suspicious were SHARE by the CROOKS"
A well known burglar was asked some time
ago why no attempt was made To rob the
house. "Rob h." was the reply. "You
might "a well try to get into heaven alive as
into old Schuchardrs house while he was
alive. The doors were like prison, and 1t
was half days work 10 unbar them. We
knew all about that"
Wendell Dickcscheid, accompanied by his
daughter 0ttilia, arrived In the city yester.
day, and will testify before the Grand Jury
10 Gnenther schnslls's hearing to-day. There
can be no doubt, whatever the result Of the
final trial, that he will be indicted for murder
in the first degree. It Is probable that the
Jury will ignore the bill against Dickescheid
for robbery, II indeed II Is presented. The
trunk OF silver coin 10 still In the vault at the
Exchange Bank, where It will remain until
the dispute as TO its rightful ownership Is set,
tied by the courts.
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Bank Briefs and General Steamboat
squibs.

Bank Briefs and General Steamboat
squibs.
The hrst Sunday excursion OF the season
will leave here May Goth on the Dlurnal for
Parkersburg and return.
The Jennie Campbell got away with her
tow Saturday night. She had over 100
tons OF iron, nails and glass.
The ST. Lawrence passed down early yes.
terday morning, getting away. from the
wharfboat at A. N. The Anderson from
Ironton passed up for Pittsburgh early yes
terdAy morning.
The Katie Stockdale passed up al o'clock
last evening, several hours behind time. She
carried al enormous amount OF freight, DO.
Ing loaded down 10 her guards. Capt. CAL
houn was in splendid humor, as he had
right 10 be.
The river commenced To rise slowly satur.
day afternoon, but that night came up with
q rush. Yesterday II was about stationary,
the depth Of water in the channel be.
ing between tweDty.one and twenty-five
feet. The levee was filled with freight all
day Saturday.
The Andes, one Of the most popular boats
that Il rats, Is due to-day from Cincinnati,
and will return for that point tomorrow.
This tiue packet hiss large, clean staterooms,
and sets good table. Her freight facilities
are ample. Captain Muhlemau is master
aud Mr., Mart Noll clerk.
The Andes makes an excursion trip to the
Cincinnati Dramatic Festival, as will be
seen by the advertisement, leaving here
Tuesday, May ]. The round trip fare is.only
than by ANY other boat. The Opera House
Orchestra and band has been engsged.
Yesterday afternoon as the Princess was
swinging out from the bank, after having
made landing at the Riverside mill, some
entered one OF tho windows OF the engine
room and whizzed by the head Of gentle.
man standing there. Engineer Sey bold had
his cheek cut by piece OF the flying glass
The police should pay more attention to that
part OF The city, as It Is a great loating place
Complaints are made that boals are often
stoned in passing that point
PirTsBURGu, April S-River 10 feet inches
and rising.
CAIRO, April S.-River 40 feet o inches and
rising; clear.
EVANSVILLE, April s.-River 81 feet; clear;
thermometer CO..
PITTSBURGH, April River 10 feet inches
and IisinRi pleasant.
MoRoAN1owx, ". Va, April 5.-River 12
feet and falling; cloudy.
Oh CRY, Pa, April S.-River feet 0 inches
and falling clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, April s.-River II feet and
rising; weather clear and pleasant
LOUISVILLE, April s-RIver rising slowly
with % feet inches In the canal; 20 feet o
inches In the chute on falls. Warm.
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CAN IL BE SOL

Simon Bacr & Sons are now handling
Arbuckle's Roasted Coffee In as large
quantities Us ever, and they offer II TO the
trade, with all other brands, Mt tho low.
est price. They also carry The largest
and best assorted stock Of Groceries In
the State, which they sell lever than any
other house, and offer special induce.
ments 10 cash buyers. Send your orders
10 Simon Baer & Sons.
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Saturdays Bellalre Independent
On the steamer St. Lawrence yesterday
morning, on her up trip were three guards
with prisoner. They were bringing him
from some point below 10 the Moundsyllle
penitentiary. 1t was an early hour in the
morning when they reached Clariugton, and
there they landed Hgainst the Telegram. The
guards were fast asleep but the prisoner was
ihinkipg Of his fate. and when the St law:
renee toucilea the Telegram he made bold
Lean for liberty, aud had 1t not been for the
Waterman on the Telegram would have
made good his escape. The convict was 70.
turned, the guards three OF them, awAkenedI
and told that the convict wanted 10 give
himself up sgain. Such are the guardians
sent out from parts OF West Virginia, and
Inc State pays them handsomely. il-
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A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

y, virtue Of an ms rumcnt Of assignment, AZ,
Gu Cd by ueorRc u. Roth Oh tue Y6tn GEI ~ M.,t
A. b. 1888, and recorded III The once Of tbt Cis,H
the County court OF Ohio county, NtsI VI. ~, ~
ASSIGNING and conveying to the unden!guSi' Il;
signment, all the goods, ChatlcIs aud crrdl ~
said George 9. Roth aud eEpCcl'lly ali ths Soot. ~
wares, stock In trade aud mcrhaiirir Of M ~.
goods store At Nos 400 nd 400 MaIu I,crt n ~ "!
City OF wheeling. hereby otter iOt sale ~ M ~
OF choice quality. This propcty will be SoId ~
retsil, or Ia bulk, for II Reasonable time, ENo"s
desiring TO purchase irOn well selected s,Sst Al
dry goods. uoiions, carpets. &c Will do well IN r,Ii
before purchasing elsewhere. Notice Is Rl,o TiTsn
10 all pertons knowing themselves 10 BE- iuoshs5
70 the said Rjth, 70 mAAe immediate seltltmsnt
with me. BENJAMIN ". List.
AprI tWIyusA
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Ghe quteiligeuten.
0nee. Nos. % and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

White Mountain Freezers.
Wanted-Young Man to Assist in Book
keeping.
Wauted-Situation as Nurse.
Regular Tuesday Packet for Cincinnati
New Andes.
Gold Frames and MouldlngS at Elrk's Art
Store.
For sale-Bcllaire Nail Mill Stock.
Painters and Builders Supply Depot-W.
A. Wilson.
Notice TO Contractors.
First OF April Requisits-B. L. Nicoll.
New Silyerware and Fancy Goods-1. g.
Dillon.
Removal-Zink 4 Morehead.
House Cleaners-G. Mendel & Co.
Sweeping Offerings for this week-Blum 4
Marks-Head OF Local.
A Prophet Honored In His Own Country
Third page.
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BueLIen's Arnica Save.

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted 10 speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Bait Rheum, Fever Sores, Can,
GERS Piles, Chilblains, Corns letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
% cents per box. For sale at Logan & Co. q
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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o,cAR wtLDE's new book, Impressions OF
America" will be eagerly read by all who
assisted TO mako the poets trip 50 decidedly
pleasant. HlslmpressiOn DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Is u matter Of little consequences. US
remedy for coughs and cold par excellence