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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
CHARLESTON ENTERPRISES.
The Amount OF Capital IsSestsd AM
I'm VGhnt Manner.

The Amount OF Capital IsSestsd ans
In what Manner.
CHAgLrTos, October 2s.--Fsw Of the resi-.
dents Of the capital city OF West Virgins
have any idea OF the amount OF capital In
vested in the
NnnufaciarInG Estevpsises
OF the city. and the sTtent Of business In
this respect, especially the saw mills. aud
wood working establishments located on
the banks oi the beautiful Elk river.
Among these enter pfises Is noted the Eib
Manufacturing CImpany, which IL In
highly pJosp.ruus condition. Mr.. Geo
Hubbard. wLo by the way will BE- remem'
berd in Whseling a. q nembst o. Tue
who'll, sale grocery Grm OF Hubbard Bros
is the genial President OF the company. sod
Mr, ]. 4. JeGris,. late OF the New England
States II the eff cent seCrstary and treas
urer of the Company, and 10 whom your
correspondent Is indebted iors
VISA - The yseiory.
The factory 70 fitted Up with the n2i.
modern mschinery foI the man nfscture ot
ali kinds Of handles, bot the firm make
sp.ciality ar and pick handles. Inc
various susres Of MANUFACTURES from {. '
material taken from the rough hirGJI.
log. through which the timber passes, uhi-
IL leaves tne benn VI tue op''s
pIete bs Ddle, wss noticed with, lntsfssi .
The fir q employ st present about - hsni'
bot er psct 70 eslargs and prosids sddi.
,iOnal isniIities 10 meet the growing demand
for tasir goods, they hsTln1 "
cured. ample ground upon vino. -
Each AddIussal BaitdtsE
y nring Our visit here we noted laSS-
ORD or being GIled for shipment - Cili'
for .nis. They also ship to New 13rs iof
| u o foreign msrksts. The supply OF bEk'
o ~ Ia drawn from the Elk and Ranashs
iyers, and IL si the fnest quality. -.
Mr.. Huffman, Who owns large saS Mill
on the Little kAnsShs OF Eizabeth, }, also
operating large rnill here and II doing q
1 very prosperous basinsas-
| A irgs barrel factory u ~ oprfnyona
here also; In fact, the east bank Of "a, Ejk
10 lined With sav mills and Sood-uo,kiDs
factories. presenting . busy scene IRON
meSp till night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
OUT OF woRK AND DESTITUTE.
The Condition Of American SHtnners
Discharged In Montreal.

MONTREAL, October 2H.-The Hudson ana
the Stearne cotton mills shut down to-day.
The former has 65.O00 splndles asd latter
$4,000. Thirteen hurdred and forty one
hands are thrown out OF employment. The
mills announce q shut down for four
weeks. but it is thought that they will noi
resnme for some time. A large number OF
emplovees announce an intention OF seek
ing work at Lowell, lawrence and Cohoes
as soon ss they receive their wages Wt.c9 :
will be paid Saturday next. IL IS s'a'sd
tbs;r way TO the United States, consequent
~ ,bev Viii be placed n 8 very emba:as'
s;rS nos:tior, Also 4 is stated the Valley
F;sId mills 6l,OO0 spind,es and the Stor
mont Cornwall mills, 26,,09 sp;ud.es vii
shortly shut dOEp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
n,..nproypd by the President.
Gold Excitement In Dakota.

FAYGO, DAK., October 2S.-A mlh'nS
company with capital of 500, 900 hss been
formed by leading citizens of this place,
snd claim has been filed for 200 acres OF
the town site Of Lisbon. Little is talked
of except gold, snd every one who can get
away from his business pays visit to the
scene Of operations; aud all corrooor3te
TIE reports Of the value of the find
Work will be prosecuted vigorously on the
arrival of the machinery which has already
beer ordered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29

II you are troubled with sores, aches
pains and general weakness of the various
bodily functions, don't be deceived bv the
various advertisements of bitters, kidney
medicines, etc, whose certificates of pre-
tended cures are often paid for. Pat your
trust in that simple remedy called yellow
Dock and SsrSsparilla- 1t will cure you
by purifying the blood and strengthening
the weak portions Of your body. You will
also tind il very refreshing to the brain
and nervous system. The prop; ietors re.
ceiye hundreds OF letters bestowing upon
it the highest praise,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
WHERE IS He?
Mysterious Disappearance OF q
Ripiey Young Nan.
I Nan Fa1s SevenNF.,e Feet through
the Air and Escapes W,ta His Life
ASrange Suicide n New
England Village.

R.rIEr, October 2S--Th're is great eX.
citemcnt here over the mysterious disap.
peavance of Benton EnoCks, young mar
ried man who has recently been been in
the employ OF Patton Bros, wholesale
druggists, II Catle'ts0urE, Kentucky.
When last hcard from he VAS II llnlpre, o.,
at his uncle's, where he lett some baggage
a few days ago, but no further trace can be
found. One of the firm, who las ESt JeeG
on his route to tins puiI', s'ates that un,
less We finds larger collections made and
not reported by the youns man hat MS
account Will not be uverdrawn u any great
extent. His young witH, who is iere, Is
almost iistILcted over the a'i1ir ana has
the sy.n9a,ry Dfal.iu tE!> A-Ar u suspense
and ..isi.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
FATTEST OF WOMEN.
Burial of Mrs Moses in Baltimore
Yesterday.
The Largest Coffin Ever S en- in America
and the Combined Efforts Of Eleven
Men REQUIRED 70 Bear
he Pa.


BALTIMORE October 2N.-Ihat Mrs
blanche Moses Was as great an attraction
Loo,,-,o,,, :, ,loo,b go she uss in life
i'' ''.' '"' '''' 49,,
was SHOWN y! 'N' '''"' ""''n ss'"'''" ''
front Of the HuGsr NO. North Gay street,
,L;s u,or,.irr r.. latest oi fat brides
hon,
was 10 pe WI ''"' "''' .o'S '''''.
for the funeral professor 10 START hHh"r'"s
of people crowded III trout Al Mrs. nan
cocks hoirdrr' house 70 GET 4
Last Look ri the Mammoth Remains
of the dea bylde. The throng Surged b.
... 49,. ...,...,ll and ,.. I,or.tep as
tween ''ie SUI "N ,t
early n l" U SIoCA ueSP''' u " 10 - Wv
policemen. More o'licef' u '. e '''uf'"'
a,5 force of eight sir,l .u guarl until
I,o orrancsmenfs pr.u, 30, inside were
cnn,I.,eJ and then L,-.,. rassagc. way
~ H.. I,,,,a cotliu
anTS Law ON f.. ii in the back
rsrlor. II had been ,,rru red for burial by
nniertaker Hi,kn.r. al Sas rObed IN n
sirgle garment. ever which WAS short
wrapper oi some "o''." sun. .e
Casket was Late IN ArriNihk'
owing TO the fact that 1t was so large 'hH'
an unusual amount OF work had 20 be eN.
nended upon il. When the hearse, or
rather a large covered wagon, for no hearSe
in the CITY was large enough 10 hold the
Casket drove mn Ia the dJO-, SIX men
stepped forward and carried the DlsSet into
the hallway. where il was placed upon two
rows Of chairs. The Co!hn was M Immense
affair, made OF Lack walnu'. covered with
black cloth and !Incd win "h''e SILK u
ha" Oeeh
COnstr"ri"d "hh""' """"'
as they wCG.G add 10 It's weight. IL WAS
six feet long, four feet wide aud two let
six inches deep. Only the attaches Of the
Dina Mus.unI from whom the pail
hearers were taken. Mcssrs. Parks and
Iicrmon uf the Bro,dway Museum, and
ror,e,ent,trvp. of the uress. were admitted
~ the bnIse
iITnc tir,t ibir, io he done was to prepare
ine body for hing carried down stairs to
bc placed in the coffin. The coihn wa 80
irFEe mat rou,% 'o1 "e ,o taH','r ,an IN IN The The
s,n'i .tI O'Se' "''' 100
hail
Calling Tor Assfsihn""' 'hf
with two heavy boards, one shaped ike
,oai,, IiI and tho other > rllare Al both ends,
,ao..J.d nm gt,irs IN IN. chamber where
b','',, I.r W. Trc =, nm .baned hoard WAS
80, - 'o"' 80 ',Lo n,L., Lrsrd in order 10
..,bLo,, a.. L. - srJ ,he.s were nlaced upon
'''ehS''." ~ - MINI ,ba hody
,,,,,' 10. hoJ 70 tN,. L,ard unon which Il
''"", 'I.e .;aJ w. f,',, .'airs vas a IiricuI,
w., L'.SI mon n.,r, r,nm,red 10 m the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
END OF THE FINseR TRAGEDY.
Funeral of the Murderer and His Vie.
tImS-What May Yet be Done.

Funeral OF the hnrNereF Aho AAN VIZ
tImS-What May Yet be Done.
Lock SEVENTEEN, Ohio October 2S.-The
funeral OF the Finser fan Y, which occur
red at the church near the scene OF the
terrible tragedy, was attended by over one
THOUSAND cttize.s from. all parts Of the
country. Taers seems to be quite feeling
throughout the entire community against
Finser, the
PerpetratOr oT the Horrible Deed.
although he nov lies buried in the little
church va-a. So strong was the feeling
against hu that h Was not buried directly
esiGe his vile 3, 1 children. The grave
was dug in the shape Of the letter I,
and the bodies were arranged as follows;
The mother laid in toe center of the
grsve with her yOUuges, child in her arms,
nd on one side was her four year old
hid. and on the other lay her three year.
ulu babe while the husband lay with his
BODY al right angles 10 the mother anu
children, and formed as it were the cross
10 the letter 1. The funeral services were
ne sadaest ever witnessed, and the veneer.
ah,e Bis1Op II J Van Week pastor OF the
MOrayIsn church, Ut which Flnser aud his
VIE were members, who eAdeayorsd to
conduct the SER ces, was so deeply affect.
ed lbAL ne bEOAt completely down, and
another minister hal TO fuiSh the sad Cers.
monies. Rev. Van week married Ftuser
and his wife I'VE yeara = -. aud vas a great
friend OF the family.
\ startling piece Of information coaaec.-
ed with the tragedy was reported last night
10 your correspondent. Il was no m re
or less than a report that there we're
threats from citizens in the vicinity of the
horrible tragedy, that they would resurrect
+ n~pT -
Burn His Remains 10 Ashes,
az be intense feeling sgsinst him would
seem 70 give foundation to the report.
Finser. sS before sIated, had always been a
devoted husband and father, and he idol.
'Zed his children seeming very happy when
with them. Ii nov gradually leaks out
that during the past year Finser was sui
len and mCrOSe, probably from sickness
and his wife noticed his behavior aud
tried 10 cheer him up. There is now little
dCub, that the desperate deed was com.
mitted out Of pure love the perpetrslsr
tao "a l. vile and children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
A PANTHER ON The RAMPAGE.
One of Rarnum's Pets Escapes an
Causes n Stampede.

BEDGEPogr, October 2S.-As Barnum's
mensgerie train arrived here to-day one oi
the cars ran off the track in turning curve,
As it fell it burst open and out rolled ele.
plants, heads, legs, tails, trunks all mixed
up. In their struggles they knocked over
several Of the animal dens and then
A Terrible Scene was Enacted.
Monkeys climbed on the roof OF the main
building, chartered and cut up all sorts OF
pranks. Two sunbears started down the
track for town, and q panther JImped upon
the roof of the carriage shed.
George Arstingstall whipped out ms re-
yolyer, fred and wounded the beast, which
which then sprang over an adjoining shed
and took to the open country: Martin
Edwards, who was seated upon the back OF
a camel, started in pursuit, followed by
Johnson's bloodhOUnds and dozen meE
with guns.
They Tracked the Panther
through the cemetery, across Moody's
stream and got up on Holland Heights
where they found the panther fastened
upon the neck of a horse which the lnturl'
ated beast had Just killed. The hounds
sprang upon the panther. Edwards, from
the camel's back, opened fire, but not until
the panther had killed four OF the hounds
did he succeed in killing him. The scene
was terrific and exciting. People lied In
all directions, and not until Edwards re-
turned with the dead beast loaded upon the
camel did many dare show themselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
SENATOR BeCK'S VIEWS.
what Indeenee Onto Will Have on
Next Years EIeettsa.

LRyISoToS. ny, October 2o.-Aeeting
Senator Beck yesterday a reporter asked
him what effect the vote IN Ohio would
have on the Presidential race. Ar. Beck
replied as follows
'ThS Es.uIt in Ohio does not make 1t
Dsnvcratic STATE, snd We will make great
mistake Il We base our Calculations on ih
electoral vote a. necessary 10 the election
OF a Democratic President 1t does this,
however: II transfers Ohio from the list of
reliable Republican States TO
The DoubtfuI Colans.
aad may cause important changes in the
personp.l of the Republican candidate for
The Presidency. IL will be still an Octo-
her STATE next year. Indiana will not be.
II We select a candidate solely or mainly
bacsuse of his residence or local strength
in Ohio. and lose the State in October, u
would be q serious blow 10 us in Soyea'
Der. The Republicans know that tsey
must carry Ohio in October; IL they fs1i, Z
Democratic President will be els,ted
almost by default. We
Can stand Its G.os. WHhost IntNPy
| to our own chsnces IL We have Q ticket tha
1, strong in Iodil 4 snd New York, as ths,
alone With the votes OF the Soathsrn S,a,e-
are more than is necessary 70 secure th'
electiC n OF our candidates, while ws hay'
strong reasons to hope for sueeess In tn
Ststes OF Cslitorna, Oregon, Cilorsdo
SevsiS New Jer<sy, C"notctlent, NIchi
| gar. Wisconsin snd 0hio. II seems b
me, therefore, dat the Republicans ~
CON- peiled to noninsfe candidate sho i
81 cislly strpsg in Ohio. bozsy.r obJsc
! uor able or weak lie uay lie else sBere
| ard that the
Hemcerpts Ca sst Anord
20 ACCEPT tie issue that the Republican
err fCrCcd TO ten6rr by weakening them
s.iVes eissNbSTs merely 70 carry Oa!9 II
! October sbsn oil the power asd paironsg
a. TIE Fed. rel Govern rnsnt viii ~ noHcsn
,rs'st sesirs: ben Ia sing.s Sat. 40
bet - tfsie tp,tsrsI > oen'v7!ii!
tLG.Iss.
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nttsmnted ,Inrderin Bert eIey Count,

An attempt Mas lately made by some one
10 shoot Mr.. Light. VINO ly", near Bedtng'
on, Berkely goU0'y. \ man, somewhat
disguised, rods up to his house about nine
% cock az night, auI assel for Mr. Light
Mr.. LigL. went out. aid the man said:
Are you Nr. L'sn. and on racelYln; an
Affirmative response, said. You are the
nan am looking iOy, and fired two shots
AZ him. He Ian into the house, got his re-
yolver, and fired u couple OF shots at the
-etreating form OF the attempted assassin.
out with what elect he GOcs not know.
The affair has been kept inlet in the hope
II .atIIn. the guil.Y EartY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
The GREAT MOTHER OF HARLoTs.
TaImagC WrestIes with MOrmOniSm
and Comes ont Best

aud Comes ont Best.
New YORK, October 23.-ln his sermon
tonight DR.. Talmage attacked the evils OF
Mormonism and polygamy. Among the
sadnesses of the week, said he, is the fact
that thirty Mormon missionaries arrived
last Monday in New York on their way to
Europe to gather up more dupes for that
Great Mother of HarlOis
that sits between the mountains, deiylng
the civilization of the United States Gov
ernment. When few Sabbaths ago /
called attention to this peril there were
some newspapers that thought ! eNaggsr
ated the danger. Since then the Mormon
chief reports 23, 90 new converts in SIX
months Governor Murray since then has
confirmed what ! said-that legislation Will
not remove the eyil-and he demands
force. Bat is net that war No, that i
national police. 1t is no more WAr thah H.
in trvlng TO Ell iOrce the law against gam,
him: or theft, or murder, the police should
be IT sisted by
A Company OF RouGhs
and the officers OF the law should drive
back the mob with their clubs. The Peo.
nIe of America may lanSh to scorn all IDEA
of danger from MormonIsm, but at the rate
of % OiO every six months how long can
we afford to allow the organized crime OF
Utah to progress?
Mr. Cannon, who was elected from Con-
gress because OF his four wives, is about To
become the head OF the Church. In Utah
they have l2-.2"i Mornons. Arizona,
Idaho and Colorado are rapidly increasing q
in Mormonistic population. The whole
system is sn open and proclaimed insult to
the marriage rels ion and an lntsmy' com
pared with which American slavery was
snow white. Let Us in all possible ways
by voice and
Pen aud Printing Press
agitate, and agitate and agitate this qles
tion until the United States Government
shall rise in the strength Of Almighty u ID
and extirvate this appalling curse from tne
American continent. We are already
twenty wears too late. James Buchanan
administration adjourned it TO Abraham
Lincoln. Lincoln's administration ad'
iourned it to Andrew Johnson, } Johnson ad
iourned il to General Grant, Genera. Grant
to Rutherford B. Hayes, Hayes to GARFIELD
and General Garfield adjourned II to rresl
dent Arthur. How long shsl! 1t continue
TO be adjourned and adjourned TIL
Gods Patience II Exhausted
sr d he smite the land with his rishteou
Indignation. ard we pay in ooliterated
hon. es and trampled harvest' sa1 crowded
grave yards for our coTaFd'oe snc
neglect,
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MORE. ABOUT ROSCOE.
The Inner History Of One Prssidsn-
tiaI Administration
IN WHICH HE FIGURED LARGELY
Lieutenant Simpson, Accused Of Marrying
His Mistress, Said 10 be lnsane-CoSt
of Repairing Old Iron
Monitors.

Special Correspondence "I me hsy'S'e''
WASHINGTON, October 2S.-There is but
one man who knows a certain bit OF history
of the dealings OF an administration with
certain Senator. And that man is Roscoe
Conkling, and, believe me, that 1t IS no
dishonor to him that he preserves mag
unanimous silence. Some OF the harpies
whe have made faces at him from atar OIL
have called him boss" Look at the men
who have been his friends, Louis +. Payn,
who was three times United States Marshal
for Southern New York, man OF the best
habits and character, who conducted his
ueiee with conscientiousnesS that was ex-
emplary. Payn was supplanted by man
OF
Sentimental Politics
but the Marshal's otlce went all wrong.
Payne was rich, comfortably anyhow, and
could stand the change. Richard Crowley,
of Lockport, who was |. ). Attorney Ior
Northern New York, and afterwards cteah'
handed in Congress, and is now esteemed
all over the state, is another irlenu; 90
were Elihu Root, George Bliss and John r.
Smythe. Look at the New York appoint
urnts under the boss William }. wal
lace. /. s. District Judge for the Northern
District, 1874: Alexander 5. Johnson, Clr'
ryit Judce. in $50; Oliver Flske, |. ,.
Marshal, in 1873. There was
Good Deal of Re~peCtability
about these men, "bossed though they
were.
Ii is no. every man who can stand en-
Gorsrmeut. Not few Of the StalWart ele-
ment have kept their faith with taelr en-
GOrse.s. ! know q certain newspaper man
Who lies very often and interviews Inc ny
ING and the dead, got mad Tith Mr.. C2nk-
Ing p4Cause the Senator wOutdn acHnOwl'
sc-s that he had lied once. We generally
hesitate before impeachIng On So SlIShL
.urdstiOn.
Yen have often heard it said that Conk-
..g Is Oyerbearing, hsugh'y, away up
atUye the zenith Oi mortal man, a.OIt, soar
ng.iu an atmosphere uI his own
aii.Snfficieni aud SciESufiiriert glory
confess Id like 10 get there myself. II
must he pleasant to look down from such
Il heirhJ. could put my hnger on many
A uau who claims 20 be humble VINO, Il
he bal bat hairs breadth OF the t|.
Senator's ability, wOTtd fairly sme'. Ol
~ a great while ago printed some
thtr. about COrkling. Some friends al
yised me 20 send il to h.",. | was surprised
% know hat he had re-. NE so closely. Ae
sent NE this n Ote from Utica:
"Tiease receive my very best thanks Tor
YOUR valued letter and slso for its ec-
closure. l bad seen the article and knew,
OF course, that it came from friendly and
partial hand. Your words are al! deeply
appreciated, and will long be held IN
Grateful and Pleasant Memory"
There is no logic in yillifcation' Yet
the soliloquism may be this: I'm scoun-
drel: I'm q man; ergo every mans
scoundrel. When l studied logic, meta
physics and ethics we'd call that argumen-
INN All honuriem. How many there are
who forget that Il is the privilege OF any
lutl!an to abuse q gentleman.
NHNELga SENNrN.
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Tiss knights Friends
Italian. Mys,ertous Murder.

CINcIxxArI. October 2S.-The Commerciai
Gszette's Cambridge City, Indiana. special
ssys: The body of an unknown man ap-
psreptly an Italian, was found on the, road
resr here Saturday, evidently murdered
for the head wss beaten TO opiccss. He had
= passport from Italy to New York, r9ere
were no other means OF recognition. i"o
suspicious persons have been arrested
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A STRANGE SUICIDE NEAR BOSTON
4 Young Girl Frustrated Twice nj Last
KiIIs Herself While inSnnc.

Kills Herself HhtIe insane
.3osroN, October 2S.-A strange suicide
occurred at West Newton yesterday, th"
probable cause being menta. ALTERATION
The victim was Mabel Stone, aged seven
teen, the adopted daughter OF Joseph
Stone, retired banker and broker, aud 4
pupil in the High School. Willie in the
presence Of the hOusekeeper she began to
behave in very strange manner The
housekeeper discovered she had revolver
in her hand, and after a struggle succeeded
in getting possession Of the w"SPon. She
then went for assistance. While she was
gone the girl rusner up stairs, went into
c!oset followed BY the SCamstreS9. In the
closet vas another revolver, which Mabel
secured The seamstTess seized her ana
made an effort TO get the pistol, but as
Mabel was the stronger the seamsress ran
tor help. Mabel then threw herself upon
the b, d and shot herself dead
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
A Remarkable Fish story.

.mar. fish can be seen in the clear
aatcr cf rhe Z 4 q, U0.n1n's dlm. He
He follows the turtle, keeping closely be
l.ud. aud when the turtle turns over a
tck in search Of Craw1sl tie fish quick
y lsr.s in. grabs '1s crawilsI aGd Sa.p%
+, Industrious DU. dFnpOlntgd it.s-'
. .y yes u-w.rf - hIS wH-G perhap' : .
r- iu- that the a.,y G,h IS slyiy w,..I
. e H.. u.rga.lru.E. aUJ his ,abOr i w:L0
|r..., -
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A CRIMINALS AWFUL END.
Tied to n Mad Horse and Dragged 10
Death.

DENVER, October 2S.-One OF the Mexi.
cans implcst,d in the murder Of four men
at dance near Gardner few nights ago,
was overtaken by band OF armed citizens
last night. \ rope was placed around his
neck and the other end made fast 10 the
horns Of saddle on the back of horse,
The animal was then frightened into q
run. dragging the poor culprit over the
rocks and stumps until lie was extinct.
When captured the msn stated that he,
with his companions had been hired TO
commit the murder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29

Your cough is growing worse, That sore,
ness ana pain IN the throat and lungs Is
increasing. Better get rid OF the s6Surd
ides thst anything will cure a cough or
cold, and give DR.. Wistar's Balssm ot "ua
Cherry a trial before il is too late l,
never fails to check consumption, ard
quickly cures al coughs and Colds