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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-02

The Opera House Orchestra having few
leisure moments yesterday excurted tC
Roney's Point, where they were entertained
by Nj. August HeimhergsF. "lllice Taylor
was GiYen With full cast and chorus 10 an
admiring and appreOistlve audience. MIR.
Leo Reisier gave 4 charming Interpretation
Of "Billes Taylor" and Col. Jsks Nunce's
''SohoOlmaster" was inimilablo Henry
BeibersOn's "Capt. FlSppet" Eas al,
TO have been an artistic siccpSg=-Mapleson
haa secured HIN for six nights 10 ais.
tribute programmes. Mr. Kryer an eminent
baritone from Flushing, O., added much TO
the misery OF the occasion, and could only
be called off when supper was announced.
Herr Louis Gaus as "Sir Mincing Lane" cap.
tivated the female portion OF the audience
by the symmetry Of bis shape, and 'On the
strength Of his triumph Heimbssger ordered
two more battles OF milk. The other parts
were we'll taken, and Director seibeTt al the
close oil the agony was presented with a
double rooted tuTpip. This company play
next week in Elm Grove.
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EoR RENT.
STORE ROOMS

FOR RENT,
On 1911 Main stle. between Twelfth and TbIr.
tcenth street., There Is n convenient room M
O1lce on hnt hOOF with All excellent elevator FINN
cellar 10 second hOOT. Apply 10
ALEXANDER BONE,
Real Dtato Agent and Broker,
ial5 Hos Market Street OF Block,
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aud with large stones. The little ones that
ore there now Rre forced out whenever a
heavy load passes over them. Merchants. IN
bad weather, are unable to haul full load
! up on account OF its bad condition. They
are g4umbliug and 90 are the steamboat men.
Some attention should be paid the ievee.
The recent rise having taken out all the
shore Ice, and there being no prospect OF the
river closing again for some time. the packets
have all resumed their respective trades,
much TO the qualification Of their patrons, es:
pecially those who have no other means oil
communication with the outside world.
FAiRYoSr February l.-River feet and
falling. Weather clear; mercury 2i'.
Oh CTY, PA, February River 2 feet 10
inches and stationary. Weather clear and
cold.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, February, l.-River 9
feet and stationary. Weather clear; thermo'
meter 90.
MoRCAxrowN, February River feet S
inches and falling. Weather cloudy; Their
mometer 2G'.
RICEs LASDrSG February l.-River feet
inches aud falling. Weather clear; Their.
mOmeler 2Io.
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The opera engagement next Monday aud
Tuesday evenings is attracting general in .er.
est, and the advance sale indicGtes the COM
plete success Of the short season. Miss Alb.
bolt and her company are playing in Pitts,
burgh this week TO crowded houses nightly,
and the company Is receiving the unqualified
Endorsement OF the press and the public The
two operAIto be:given here, "Martha" and
ia sonnambula" present the company at its
best aud call for its full strength In their pre-.
sentAtion. Miss Abbott has excellent parts
In both, and will certainly be heard to fire
advantage. Her company is said TO be an
admirable one In every particular, and
worthy the generous praise and patronage
which are everywhere given It. Those who
have not yet SECURED seats for the perform.
ances should do so at once, as the hackneyed
phrase standing room at premium" Is
likely TO have real use in the coming en-.
gIgemenL
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OFF BRIDGE.
A wOmnn's NARROW Escape from {
WaIery Grave.

NhieEy NEhNNs
A decided sensation was created In Bridge
port yesterday afternoon about o'clock by
the intelligence that woman had leSpsd
from the railroad bridge into the creek 10
avoid being run over by the cars. A large
crowd gathered on both banks almost imme.
diately, but the lady had been dr. eyed out Of
the water by an intrepid expressman named
VIM. Nichols. She was taken to the office Of
DR.. John Cooke, aud number Of ladies sum-
moned TO care for her. RcstOraIiYes were Ap.
piled, but Il was fully half an hour before she
regAined consciousness.
When she recovered sufficiently TO give an
account Of herself she proved TO be Mr..
Vashti johnson, OF West Wheeling, wife Of
John Johnson, steamboat carpenter, and
about IS years old. She had been over on
the Island TO see some friends, but hearing
there that her husband who had been absent
from home for some time) bad returned. she
Immediately retraCed her steps toward West
Wheeling. As she reached the railroad
bridge train which had been moving down
the railroad stopped and Immediately began
backing, which so alarmed her that she
jumped into the creek to save her life.
VIM. Nichols the expreSsman referred TO
above. was Hn eye witness Of the occurrence,
and instantly started 10 the rescue. The ice,
nearly an inch thick, WIS not heavy enough
10 bear his weight, but By means Of a plank
he managed to reach the unconscious
woman and drsH her TO the Shore where
other willing hands took her in charge. Dr.,
Cooke was assisted in caring for Mrs. Johnson
by Mrs, James McCOnnaughy, Mrs. John
Hill and Ms. Colder, n Cleveland lady visit.
ing Mrs. McCOnnaughy, and Misses Maggie
aud Lizzie Gilmore.
Mrs. johnson sustainedno injuries beyond
the shock TO her system, and few slight
bruises. Her husband, who had been sent
for, appeared about O'Clock. and was over.
joyed 10 lind his wife alive after such terri.
BILE leap.
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personal MENTION.
News and Gossip ia Reference TO Various
People.

People.
Miss Jennie Cassell will entertain large
party ut her home ON Fourteenth street THU
evening.
Ell Delegate Selmon Wells one Of the solid
men OF Tyler county, was visitor at the
State House Yesterday.
Miss Mary A. Woodbridge. of Rayenna,
Ohio Is the guest Of Miss Taylor, at the
Wheeling Female College.
Mr.. A. W. Campbell, wife and little
daughter, Cornie, left yesterday evening, via
the 3. x o. Tor the South, where they will
spend the remainder Of the winter.
DR.. T. o. Edwards will be candidate for
reelection to the office OF Health Officer be.
fore Council tonight. He has made good
one in the post, and should by all means be
retained.
Miss Emily warSood, Of Wheeling, West
Virginia, is visiting her Cousin, MB. Henry
Bradshaw, Of West Sixth street, Covington,
Kentucky, during the Opera Festival season,
Cincinnati Enquire.
The St Granville Ga=,iie says: Mrs. R. X.
GilTen, Of Wheeling, who was given up to
die two weeks sgO, is now IN a fair way 10
recover Mn. GIAen is "a daughter OF David
Brown, OF this vicinity.
4. NJ. Turner, Esq, Of Harrison county, a
distinguished ex.State Senator, AMI the
originator of the Free Trade resolutions
which caused so much trouble in the Demo.
cratic conventions last fall, Is in the city.
He is handsome as ever, and knows 1t a.
well.
Mansger Tracy, OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company at this point, Left last
evening for Cincinnati 10 attend the annual
meeting OF the American Telegraphers' AsSo.
citation, and the ball and banquet connected
with the same. He will also attend the Opera
Festival.
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The new Council Committee on Fire De.
partment met at the City Building laft night,
and elected J. g. Hoffman, Jr., Chairman.
Only routine business was transacted. The
position OF Bernard Stanley MS Foreman OF
the Vigilant Engne House, and also mem.
Der OF Council from the First ward. was can.
vASsed, and the opinion OF the Committee was
that the two positions, while not expressly
made Incompatible by ordinance were Of such
nature that the efficient discharge ofthe duties
Of both was impossible While the committee
would like TO retain Mr.. Stanley in both 20,
sitions, they CONCLUDED Il was impossible, and
Mr.. Holman was requested TO convey this
opinion to Mr, Stanley and consult with
him In regard TO the course he would prefer
10 pursue. The new committee Is q decided
Improvement on the old one, and shows a
disposition to consider business In business
like way. Good results are to be anticipated
from It's labOrs,
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THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
And the Revenue Il Pays TO the Stat
Annually.

And the Revenue 10 Pays TO the State
Annually.
In response TO the resolution adopted in
the Senate, requesting the Auditor to furnish
a statement OF the amount Of revenue de-
rived by the State from the liquor traffic, the
Auditor has completed tabular statement
by counties Itshows a revenue from p Of
the 81 counties, amounting altogether to
$3I, OG5IG. Ohio county pays much, the
largest proportion OF this, her contribution
annually beibef sis, lBS.O2. kanawha comes
next with $S,0O2.SG, closely followed by Wood
with $ 205 20, and Cahell with $2,lS2 a.
Mineral is next with Sl,447SS, and
Jefferson next with $3.50. Berkeley
is seventh only, with but Sl,l7I.
Weizel follows, paying $g9i.22 toward
the expenses Of the State Government
annually for the privilege Of taking It's regu-
lar drinks, while Lewiss tribute is 500 80.
Harrison pays $500, NasOn SGI3 o.,
Marion $O0T 05, and Brooke 1000. The lowest
contribution is that OF Grant county, $ Of.
Randolph county'sis not much greater, 81 IS,
and Wirt's is but $40. The next Is Dodd.
ridge, 81 Us. the next Pendleton, whose del.
egate, Mr.. Pennybacker. objects 10 prohibi-
ton on account OF the falling OF Of the rev.
Geenbrier pays Sl0O Hardy $3.50 and Web
ster Sl25. Morgan's contribution Is 1891 O.,
Monroe's 500 and Hampshire's 500.
These figures are not the average, but those
for last year only. The fact that some cOun-
ties which grant no license show revenue Is
explained In most cases by the fact that a
norton Of them adopted the no-licenSe sys-
tenn lately, Pnd the payments credited are
for back dues.
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THE WORK HOUSE.
The Report to be Made to Council To,
Night.


At the last meetingof COuncila resolution
WH offered by DR.. JepsOu and adopted. 1t
called for the appointing Of u joint
special committee to ascertain il the
City Prison could not be abolished
or conducted on more economic
plan. The committee met yesterday after.
noon, and made sir. Hall chairman. Messrs.
Haberfeld, CIaIUr, Mckinley and Wilson
were present. They iirst took up the reports
u SuDt. MalOney for the past year. The
total cost for the year lSS2 including the
salary Of officers and guards averaged sixty
cents per day, per prisoner. This WAS found
10 have been the most economically con-
ducted year since the institution was started.
Deducting FROM the amount expended,
the value OF the work done by the prisoners,
the average cost per day per prisoner has
been A cents. Had tue office Of Over.
seer Of the Changing becn HbOl.
ished the past year, AS is contem-
plated by an ordinance passed Tuesday night
aud now pending In the Second the cost per
day per capita, after deducting the labor
would have been thiEty.four cents. There
was 2 proposition before the Committee from
Sheriff Brown to board the prisoners at
iifty cents per day, but the committee de.
cided to recommend the continuance Of the
present system, the abOlishiug OF the office
OF 0verseer aud that the cook be sworn Ia w
guard,
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Combine aud Have u Delightful Ger.
nRn,

Combine and Have Delightful Ger.
mRn.
As the time gradually shoT!enS between
this and Lent, society seems determined to
crowd as much fun as possible into the
limited space. Last evening another dc.
lightiul German was given in Frarzheims
Hall, this time by the younger set Of Wheel.
ing and Island society. The guests GSsenI.
BLEED early, aud EnI.I ten O'Clock danced
lanCers. xalISes pOlE4s, etc. At that hour
the German began, skilIluily led through It's
intricate figures by Mr. Will Delaplain,
gracefully assisted by Miss Carrie Brues.
Several Of the figures were quite new EEd
with the handsome iayors were brilliant
SUCCESS. The ladies az usual were elegantly
dressed, while tho business and full dress
coats were about evenly distributed among
the gentlemen.
About midnight manners orchestra play
ed the familiar "llome, Sweet Home" waltz.
II was listened TO with double regret, iirsI,
that the evening SO pleasantly spent had
drawn 10 q close: second, that the sea.
son, which has been SO full OF these de.
lightful meetings, was also dFaWing 10 q
close,
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mnsnnLnIII. Mind.

Joseph Waldron comes from Brooke coun.
~. The probabilities are that the citizens Of
that moral county will not gsEe on JOseph's
features again for about one month. J. Wal.
drOn has an investigating mind, that comes
ont strong whenever be imblbes tAnglefOoL
He arrived In the city Wednesday evening,
and by yesterday morning was In q very
comfortable state OF drunk. He was wander.
ing along North Market street, when he de-
cded 10 investigate the houses Of the citizens.
When demonstrated with he became noisy
and dPmonstratlyP, so much 90. in fact that
Constable Love happening along took Joseph
In charge and arraignsd him be.
fore Justice Philips Several citizens
were summoned as witnesses, among
them Jerry Crawford, colored. Waldron lis
tened atIentiYely TO the testimony aud
when at last that was finished be was given q
chance to say something In his own defense.
STRENGTHENING himself up. he looked around
with drunken smile and said well, sir;
firstly. that niger Is - liar"
II llne you ten dollars and costs for con.
tempt."
"What-Wba-wha;l Do you mean it,"
"YeS, sif; and y u are fined $40 and costs
for creating the distlleaBce."
"wbat would Il cdstin addition to call him
a - liaIf'
'Five days 10 the county JAIL"
J. Waldrun bEIiiAlsd for a moment then
said "Well, siIi be ia - liar and
with smile Of supreme satisfaction aud con-
tentJ. W. sank back In bis chair.
He no had money, and will spend twenty.
aVe dAySin the county bastlls.
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A certificate OF incorporation has been
issued by Secretary Of Stale StAlnAker to the
following Wheeling gentlemen-J. Nelson
Vance, II. BELLY, Earl W. Oglebay. Louis c.
stifel, l.. A. DelapIRin, T. 7. Phillips and
James Maxwell, who have agreed IN become
a corporation by the name Of"Fhe franklin
Insurance Company" for the purpose OF In.
surfing against all marine risks, aud against
any damage or loss by fire Or any other Ii q.
bility, casualty or hazard upon any and every
kind OF property, real personal or mixed; TO
guarantee the payment Of promiSsory notes,
bills OF exchange and other evidences OF
debt; to cause themselves TO be insured
against all riIkS they may have In any
property In their own right or by virtue
Of any bonds or advances, or ofany policy on
contract Of insurance, TO investi its capital or
other funds OF the company in bonds nOtPS
and other evidences Of debt, which corpora.
ton shall keep its principal office at Wheel.
ing, and Is TO expire January 81, 1888 For
thepurposc OF formation $40, coo has been sub.
soribpd TO the capital Of the corporation and
81 900 paid in, while the privilege is granted
Of increasing the capital by the sale VI add.
tional shares 10 500, 900. Thesha are 800
each, and the inc0rporAtors hold fifteen each
except Mr.. Maxwell, who holds ten.
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LEYEE LAC0NICS.
Business liner easing. photographic Points
GeBcrRI River News.

Business liner CREinR photographic Points
GcscrHI River News.
The Granite State is due up today.
The leTee once more has busy lively ap,
pesrance.
Tie Elaine passed up yesterday with tow
Of empty oil barrels,
The Telegram resumed her Darlington
trade yesterday afternoon.
The Emma Graham passed down yesterday
morning with comfortable trip.
Last evening the river VAS falling slowly,
With ~ feel 0inches OF water in the channel.
At $ o'clock last evening the Scotia was a
few hours over due. She passed up later in
the night.
1t is stated the repairs to the pon'erouI
water wheels Of the Will y. Hays at CinCu,
natl. cost 500, one half Of their original
est.
The Courier arrived from Parkersburg at
noon yesterday, and departed at p. n. with
packet this morning.
The Bachelor arrived yesterday morning
at $50 4. NJ, but did not depart till 1880,
delayed by the Courier which had guam.
tity Of freight to be reshipped to Pittsburgh.
| The tOll0ElnR bOatS yesterdhy passed down
with toEs al coal W. G. HOrner. Charley
Brown, B1sz, Jim Reese No. 2, Nellie Wal.
ton, George Lysle, Maggie, Sam Brown and
Baltic.
The Sidney leaves this afternoon for Gin.
Cinnati al o'clock sharp, Capt. Billy List
will be In command as usual. Tue boat has
gathered up iiie irip. Splendid passenger
iacilit,sars possessed by this packet.
Capt. James u. RCes thinks that the viii
s. Hays with favorable weather and water,
can make the run from New Orleans 70 Gin.
cInnati In o., days With l,OuQ tops Of freight,
| Capt. Rtps is nigdly elAIel over The performs
ance u the Hays on her first trip.
The new Council Wh6ri Committee 10
composed Of good men who should sec 10 1t
| that the levee Is put In good shape, Over
81 OCO was collected from boats last year, and
yet the leye Is ! disgrace tU the city, In the
inning the Mace should be entirely FepAirOd
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OF those elegant oil cloth window blinds, with
fixtures, ready to hang, for so cents.
Also good striped carpets al 20 cents.
Good Ingram carpets at Is cents.
Good superGne at so cents, 40 cents and so
cents,
Large stock OF wall paper at cents aud 10
cents,
Good calicoes at 5 cents.
Great variety Of drsSS goods at I to l2}i
cents.
Best 5 ply carpet chain at 25 cents.
Good black and fancy silks at 50 cents
Good black aud colored cAshmeres ut 1871
cents.
Exclusively for cash. Call soon II you wish
TO save money, at Nos. 2Ol9 and 2O2l Main
street. HwGP joins ROENLR,
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The two men detected in the act OF stealing
pair Of gum shoes from Holidays store on
Wednesday evening last were bound over by
the Mayor TO appear at court for trial.
Yesterday morning herd Of cattle while
crossing the river OH the ferry boat became
stampeded. and two OF the steers jumped
overheard into the river. Luckily the boat
was near the shore and the cattle were seCur'
I'd, not, however, without difficulty.
\ slight fire occurred at the residence Of
Thos. Mears, in The Third ward, yesterday
morning. resulting from defective Hue.
Timely discovery alone prevented the de-
strucion Of the house. Two Of the rooms
were badly damaged, but the loss Is not very
heavy.
The first performance OF the Patriot Sons"
was given at Commercial Hall last night in
the presence Of q fair audience. The perfOr-
nance went OF very smoothly, barring a
slight stiffness in the stage business on the
part Of the amateurs Mr.. Lewis rs Barney
O'ToOle," made decided hit. The tAbleau I
and spectacular scenes were very fine. The
battle scene, especially, was very elective.
The second performance will be given this
evening, when much OF the embarrassment
on the part Of the amateurs may be expected
TO disappear.
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Ghe Gntetli9enGer.


Wanted-A Girl to Cook.
Wanted-Furnished Room.
Wedding Gilts-G. G. Dillon.
NOtice-Woman's Union Benevolent So
ciety.
For Cincinnati-Sleamer Sidney.
For Sale-I.aBells Nail Stock.
To City Council-ChaS. Heiter.
Advertisers-Geo. =. Rowell & Co.
COnsumption-Dr T. A. Slocum.
Seymour Hunt & Co.
The Union Trust Co., Philadelphia.
Fits-Dr. Alb. Meserole.
The Pacific Northwest
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WAsnlSGroS, D. c., February 2.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather, occasional snow or light rain in the
Ohio Valley, northeast TO southeast winds,
lower barometer and slight changes in tenn
perature. ,-,,
For the Lower Lakes partly cloudy wealth
or with occasional light snow, light variable
winds, stationary or slight fall IN tempera'
tuFe,
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The P, c. * ST. L. Ry. Co. announce the
sale OF excursion tickets to Cincinnati for th,
ben, fit OF those desiring TO attend the MuSi
cal Festival. Tickets will be sold on the FOL
lowing dates: January Is, 20, 30 and 81, auC
February !, . and 5, good for return passagt
until February 1929 SOFe2
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Below will be found the report OF the Com
miltee appointed TO decide the lucky mum
Der in the contest for the watch,
WHEELING, February l, 1883.
: 8iSaas. D. GundlingG Co:
4, GENTLEMEN We, the undersigned, hay
1uv examined the names and numbers enter
al on the Watch Contest find that George
Sauers comes the closest his humber, being
1910, that OF the watch lI34J9'
J.. A. JElTERsoS.
CHGs, II. SToLL.
The watch Is at the Star Clothing House
awaiting It's owner. D. GuSDLING & Co.
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To me 4MnLerS Of dc C0uacil',sieei " The City
Of WheeIing:
MISUNDERSTANDING been informed thai
a certain class Of dealers ana huckSiers OIL
this city, are using their influence against
me for reelection TO the office OF Clerk oil
the Second Ward Market, for which position
/ am a candidate. ! therefore herewith
notify you that the cause OF their AMI
mostly towards me 10 that ] have
and intend 10 prevent those certain deal.
ems and huckSters from settling prices and
foreslalling the market 10 the injury OF the
general public. Respectfully
@. W. KESNEDY,
Clerk Of the Second Ward Market
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Mention this paper.
RECElVER'S SALE.

BY virtue o. decree Of the Circuit Court oIohE
county. ". Va, entered January 81, lSSg. ! will
proceed 10 sell Al public auction, on SATURDAY,
February 10. lsS: Ueplnni' ut 10 O'Clock A. n, OH
the promises Of The Wheeling Grape sugar aud Re-.
filming Company situate In the Eighth ward Oi the
Cry Of wheeling. the following described property:
2,2D bushels NJ hhullud Com.
- CaIblySO Of SulphufiC Acid,
10 caibOys Of Nitric Acid
7cATbOys Oi duRntic Acid.
70 llhds Black slmp syrup.
SO WOod Hoped fight BarrclE
o. Wood HOPED Tight y rsarfelE
TERMS or SALE-Sums under SIOO % cash. g1ms
Of ShOO0 and over, Oh credit q! three months,
with Interest from day Of iulc, and approved Ie.
curty. r. Is. DUbRISg.
ful EGrstv,r
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A Druggist Cured.
TIIe IInlI- nnd MorIhIrss

arc Fever niiai,i or ooHRtaioiod. This Is especially
true Of family medicine, and It is positive proof
that the remedy ipiidisd Il Of the highest value
As IOOn As It had bSen tested and proved By the
whole world that Hop BltieH was the purcst, best
and most valuable family mediClneon earth, many
limitations sprung up ard began 10 steal the no.
tees In which the picfx and people OF the county
had eXTTcS cd the merits Of II. b., snd In every
way trying 10 induce suffering inyalids 70 ule their
stun instead, expecting 10 make money on the
credit aud good name Of II. B. Many Othen started
nOstruus put up In similar iiyle 10 n. b with va.
rOusly devised names, IN which tho word Hop or
Hops" were uied Ia way To induce people TO BE-.
lleyc they were the Hamc a Hop BttefA All Nicl
pretended remedies or cures, no matter what their
style or name u, and especially those with the
word Hop OF Hops" III their name, or IN any
way connected with them or their name, arr imilG.
tons Of eOuniefieitS. Beware Of them. Touch
none OF them. Use nothing but genuine Hon no.
ten, with bunch OF clutter Of green HOPS on the
whit" label. Trust nothing elae. Druggists and
deAlenaTe warned AgRinSt dealing In limitations or
nnnnteTieltN tth6Aw
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Deaths fEqm all CAUSES, exclusive Of premature