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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
A Costly Blunder.
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= The action is generally regarded as
blunder which will cost the party the State
in October, and Democrats of prominence
and influence fear for the result OIL the
national ticket, Championed by the anti
monopoly and the anti-ring element, Mr..
Wilson will have arrayed against him the
railroad and corporation interests Of the
Safe, while thousands of voters beyond such
influences, but who are open and avowed
enemies Of Gov. jackson and his associates
in the State government, will withhold their
support from the head of the ticket, and
secretly labor for its overthrow. The con-
vention has been marked thoroughly by the
most bitter animosities. The spectacle Of
the Governor himself mounting chair and
kissing down his opponents in debate in
the presence of thousands is but sample
Of the spirit displayed. At no one time
during the nine hours Of the morning ses-
sion was the convention under the con-
troll of the chairman, and there we're times
when half an hour would elapse before
speaker could secure silence sufficient to
make himself heard BY those in his imme-
diate vicinity,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
BUSINESS.

The Failures OF the Past week-Their In
crease and Distribution-Most of Them
Small In Liabilities-Reyiew of the Trade
Situations. Z = ~
{, New YoRK, July 37.-There were 225
failures in the United States reported to
Brsdstreets during the week, against 2ll
in the preceding week, l6s, l22, and 7s in
the corresponding weeks of 1888, 1882, and
1881, respectively. About Is per cent were
those of small traders, whose capital was
less than $4,000 Among those reported
embarrassed were the Erie Preserving Com
pany, Hand L Ellsworth, wholesale paper,
and Rowe 4 Denman, building materials,
New York city; Fransis G. Hail. banker,
Elmira, n. Y; Richmond IN. Y } National
Bank; Green's Bank, Jackson, Miss; H. p.
Robinson & Bro, bankers and gen
eral store, 0cola, Fla.; ST. Louis Ore
and Steel Company, and J. Fl. Wear,
BOUCHER & Co., wholesale dry goods, St.
Louis; Harmon, Spruance L Co, grain,
Chicago; Coatsville (Pa) Iron Company,
and the Ellington Conn Manufacturing
Company, woolens. In the priaeipal trades
they were as follows: General stores %;
grocers, 10; manufacturers, Is; liquors,
II; books, stationary, paper etc, II; pro
duce and provisions, IL; clothing and cloth,
10; grain and flour, 9; hotels and restau-
rants, 3; tobacco and cigars, 0; dry goods,
s; lumber and material, s.; banks and
bankers, Z; furniture, 7; hardware and ag
riculrural implements, Z; shoes, 6; jewelry
5; millinery and straw. goods, 5; bakers
and confeetioners, 4; carpenters and build
ers, 4; carriages and wagons, 4 fancy
goods, 4; crockery and glassware, l. mar
kets, 3; drugs, 2; iron, 2; harness, 2; mems
furnishing goods, 2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
FORTY ACRES AND A MULE.
The GuIIiipDisy Of the southern Negro
Again Most Fereihiy Illustrated Same
elld sf0Fy

The GuIIiIpiliiy Of the Southern Negro
Again Most Fereihiy Illustrated Same
Old story.
CoLrxpt,, S. C., July 27.-The gullibih-
ty of the negro race win be food for sharp
ers for many years to come. An oily
tongued rascal Of ,hs, race is now IN Barn
well Jail awaiting trial for sharp practceon
members Of his branch Of the human fam
iIy. This sugar-mouthed fellow wen, into
a negro settlement and assured them that
the long-looked for forty acres and a mule
or their equivalent would soon be given 10
them. To prove his statement he exhibited
several pieces Of paste board covered with
pret;v colored print which he assured them
were Omitted States certificates. worth lin
the sweet bye and bye) $3.50 apiece, but he
was hard up and philanthropie, and would
sell them at heavy discount So Daniel
Stallines and Henry Enbanks bought one,
having s. in cash. and promising to pay -
more when they drew from the government.
A few DAYS sftervard they learned the
value of education, for a youngster Who
had mastered the spelling book discovered
that the precious purchase was only pas,
dee ticket of a minstrel company. The
dupes found the villain. but the only CON
fort he gave them vssin .he shape f eCrsel
and he was turned over 70 the authorities o
The lag.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
AN INHUMAN GUARDIAN.
He Treats with Great Cruelty o. Young
Adopted Daughter. '@s


Adopted Daughter. 81
BALTIMORE, July 27.-Christopher Wehr,
No. 32l East Baltimore street. was arrested
this morning and charged on the oath Of
Annie Kowallek, No. s Irving Place. with
assaulting and beating her sister, Elizabeth
Wehr From the evidence before Justice
Sanner it appears that the girls parents
died n number of years ago and that Annie
was adopted by Mr. Frederick Kowallek
aud Elizabeth by Weir. The latter has
been in Wehr's family for about eight years
and is said to have been roughly treated
number of times by the accused. The girl
obtained place as domestic in n family
in East Baltimore, but was instruct
ed to return to her home by her
guardian. She obeyed, and stated that on
last Thursday night because she refused 10
obey Mrs Wehr, the latter held her while
Mr. Weir struck her on the head with his
fist. She was compelled to stay in the gar.
ret alb day yesterday, and was not allowed
to come down stairs. A number OF wit
nesses testified to having heard Weir using
harsh language toward the girl while they
we've IN bis store. They gave the girl a
good reputation for honesty and integrity.
The girl told such q straightforward story
about her i'll treatment that Justice Sanner
released Weir on $500 security for court.
Mr.. Henry Urich, No. lie South Chester
street, went his bail. Wehr did not deny
the charge, and appeared rather repeniant
The young girl, who is about thirteen years
DID, was taken home BY her sister until the
case ls ,ettled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28

Mr. WV. PURCELL, editor Of the Roehes-
ter Union and Advertiser, who resigned
control Of his paper rather than support
Cleveland, is reported to have said his op-
position was not on personal or political
grounds, but because he regarded him as Z
moral leper. Now it seems that Purcell
has had a singular fatuity for leprOsy. He
made several strong efforts to catch it him!
self When Cleveland was nominated for
Governor, Purcell tried TO force himself on
the ticket as a candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, and he wanted to be Secretary Of
State, and asked Cleveland to appoint him
Or the railroad commission
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
DISAPPEARANCE OF Mr.. BROWN.
A Would-be Suicide Cannot be Found-
His Safety I'm Doubt.

A would-be Suicide Cannot be FOund-
His Safety in Doubt.
BALTIMORE, July 27.-Mr. John Brown
No. l03 George street, near Fremont, whO
after being arrested yesterday for being
drunk on the street, swallowed an ounce OF
laudanum while on the way to the Central
station and was treated at the City Hospi-
and subsequently discharged from custody,
has not vet returned home. His family y are
in great distress through feors that he has
committed suicide Mrs. Brown said this
morning that her husband had been en-
ployed at JOS Thomas 4 Sons molding fac
tory for eleven years past, and that he had
been foreman Of one of the departments
for considerable time and was much es-
tepmed; but a few days ago he went TO
drinking. and did not work for day or two.
Being afraid that he might, if he continued
that course, lose his situation, she urged
him to 90 10 work yesterday morning. He
replied that he woald rather go to his grave
than to work, and she replied that he had
better prepare for that then. he then left
the bouse and has not since been seen by
any OF his family. Besides his wife, Mr.,
Brown his FIVE children, the Oldest a
daughter Is years Of age, who is prostrated
with grief at her fathers absence. An in
fant child Of Mr. Browns was buried last
week, and il is thought that grief on ac-
count of the loss NAV have something to do
with his presant conduct.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
KILLING A sHEBiFF.


A Deed - IawIsssnsss CoDohtsA In
the Lone star Hote-A Bloody sd vln.
distivs AFFAIR.
CoRPrs CEHisTI, Tex, July T.-A -.
PORT reached heYe tsdsy thss SAssi9 Wei
ton, Of Bee county, hsd been sAot and In
s,an,ly tillea while in the discharge q dsiy.
santo Demissusz is . bad Mexican who
has b.es fugitive from justice scns tve
years, charged uah various odsases His
last crime was the murder Of bis wife, In
De~an, some eight moaths sso Walton
had held pspers for him ever yses. hsst-
ing him two days ago thrss miles Gen
Beeville, be attempted 70 hed BIN sp.
Walton got the drop. bat his kosss Jumpc4
with him, diseoMesriiag him fos he non-
ent. Dominquez gst ks pad oot ssd
sLo, the sbersa twice, once through he
stomach and once through ths bsaA, El1.
ing him. Dominquez sscspsd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
AEAIAL TRIO.
Three Young Men Drowned In the nllaeil
River while Htshiag.

Three Young Men Drowned is the nilaeis
River while Ttshiag.
PEoRtA, ILL.,, July 27.-Three young men
of Canton, named Frank @, Vittum. aged
II; Frank Jones, aged 10; and John Gren-
dorf, aged 10, were drowned in tho Illinois
river a, Copperas Creek Dam this morning
at o'clock They attempted to anchor
their boat below the dam Coz the purpose Of
fishing, but the anchor failed 10 secure the
boat and il was drawn into the whirlpool
and capsized. vi,tum was the son Of @. b.
Vittum, merchant Of Canton; Joaes was
the adopted son Of widow lady Of that
name, and 0rendorf was son CIV. J.
Orendorf, member OF the firm Of Pariin h
Orendorf Company, who was nominated at
Galesburg as candidate for the Legisla
ture. The bodies OF oil three we're recover.
ed this afternoon st o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
Hopeful Republicans.
PARad.lphia Prsss, { lRsp.N

The chances of the Republicans carrying
West Virginia next fall have been consid-
erably frightened by the action OF the Dem
ocratie State Convention which met at
Wheeling on Thursday From the accounts
it would appear that more disorderly aud
discordant set of men never tried 10 do
business together, The men placed in
nomination are distasteful to large por-
ton ofthe party and will alternate many
Democratic votes from the ticket. The Re
pubicans, on the other hand, are strong,
united and hopeful They should be able
to carry the State for their party in Oeto-
Der, and for Blaine and Logan in NOvem-
her
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28

From our Fairmont special it will be
seen that Judge HAYNOND and Col Has
SLER, both of whom suffered defeat in the
Convention, have buried their grievances
and healed their sores, and having taken
of their coats, have gone to work for their
successful competitors. This is the right
spirit and speaks well for these gentlemen.
Judge HAYNoND's speech is reported to
have heen particulnrlv fine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
What Butler went 10 Chicago For.

The chairman of the Greenback National
Committee issues proclamation giving the
party the cheerful assurance that Gen. But.
Ter lied when he told the Massachusetts, del
egatiop at Chicago that he would support
the candidate of the convention, and that
he Will make the race" for the Greenbaek-
ers "in the most vigorous manner to the
end" All he did at Chicago was to open
the Greenback door and cordially invite the
Democratic party to come in. As If did
not come he will have nothing more to do
with it. This puts General Butler Politi-
cal pliabihty in clear light, and no one
can tell what he will do until he does it
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28

1hs Isa,ss. ASlsetss Kssasss VIA s6ese
1eesfmAnA,

~
wanrserox. July 77,-Aslosie csssaL
,be father Of Tie litsle boz vAe - -
Quoted fron bb home nsas WilaingtoA y
Bcnedesto Csz1sro. ss Italias tramp, -
peared before Justice Cashayw - -
Central police station this nossiag 81
ssked that Cazsro be dismissd RE- e.
tody and that his child b rstasssd y -.
Capt. LAsnsn ordered Dc sssp =
be brought ogt. Az - -
tered the door d the Pokes Csust
followed By ihs httls half fistAsd 80, -
wing ss Old umbreila snA psis q beees
on bis shoulder, the fathss vspt itto5y,
and seisiDs the child kisssd Il rpessey.
TIE scene was N affecting oas, se1 sbeis-
ed much sympathy from tkoss {. - sssn-
The trsnp vas sdnoaishsd b Jultee
Cashnyes ard reqsestsd 70 Iesvs - ~
on 70 to the House Of Coneetioa. He -
fened the former and vent o. - vsgm.
jo;e;ns. Bat Tor The timely istselEsses =
Csptain Lsnssa tbe tramp void ~ -
eeiydd sssi thrashing hsDtAs hss9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28

II makes every humanitarian sad to see
invalds seek'su relief as is given them
by the use Of bitters. kidney medicines and
other nostrums. The FIRST few doses may
make them feel better on account OF
the stupefying ingredients, eomhined with
.zS.Be strong csthartic and diuretic that are
used in its composition, but they eventually
grow worse. The only cure for weakness,
nervousness, debility, aches, pains, rheu-
matism, sores, urinary and digestive trou:
bles, is to make the blood rich, red and
pure. BY using DR.. Guysotts yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla, remedy widely indorsed
by physicians who have examined iaLa IL
composition aud effect
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28

VIZ observe that the press all over the
country is uttering the cholera warning. l
is claimed by some physicians that frigh
will aid in the spread of an epidemic.
There is no special cause for alarm about
the cholera, but there is very good reason
% be on the aler: and forearm against it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28

THERE seems TO be a universal regret
among the people of Wheeling over the
defeat Of Superintendent Butcher for re
nomination. His four years residence in
our midst, his fine social qualities, and an
upright course in both public and private
life, all tenders to make him q favorite in
the social circles of Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
Republican Chumps.

Several "chump' editors in Ohio have
recently sent correspondents over the river
in skiHs, with enough money to pay for
about three days rstions of whisky at the
shanty-boats along the waters edge, and
have obtained the startling information that
West Virginia is going pellmell for Blaine
As rule, Republican correspondents sent
to West Virginia to write it Republican are
going to obey instructions, even if they get
no nearer the State than Catlettsburg, Ky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
.n.,,e,,, R-,....s frou rrs.os.

.wAsasGros, ID. C., July 2I.-Secretsry
FreIinghsysen has received intelhgsace
that in compliance with the request Of the
United States government two Ameficsns,
William Haryood and Edward velach, re-
Gently arrested there upon charge al de-
flaming The President Of Asxieo, haS been
released.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
Impesehing Hubbartl's Faith.
Crmksbrra Ts.sgrnn Rep.l

JIWAN0"Iy Ls-77I'I0l TLR7F'I
A call signed very literally has been
published, asking W. P. Hubbard, ofWheel-
ing, TO become the Republican candidate
for Congress in this district In 1872 Hub,
bard was Democratic elCctor run BY and
voted for by the Democrats in this district,
In 1876 he was charged with voting for
Samuel J. Tilden. We believe he has never
denied it. The Republicans are not so bad
off in this district as to run political cha
meleon or q political renegade. The nomi-
nation should be given to man who de-
serves it, even If his name is not Hubbard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28

Nervous, dysPeptic individuals, whose
distress of mind and body make life miser.
able, if your suferings have been prolonged
and increased BY the use Of bitters and pre-,
tended cures Of kidney and liver diseases.
throw all such nostrums ASIDE aud nna
health. strength and vigor in that simple
remedy known as Dr. Guysotts Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla. It puri6es the
blood, strengthens the urinary and dlges,
tive organs, and infuses new hfe into all
parts Of the body No other remedy equals
Il. Have your druggist get it for you.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
IL Will Not Work.

There is. Of course a great deal of bluff
and buncombe about the claims OF Repuo-
Hcan editors and managers in the matter
of October and November elections in West
Virginia. The game probably is tofrighten
the Democrats into over-exertlon IN
State which is sure to them, while the Re
pubhcans devote themselves to places LETT
Democratieally weak 1t will not work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28

W. observe that Hon. LEWIS BAKER,
member from West Virginia, stated to the
National Executive Committee at their
meeting in New York. that the differences
in the party in the State would not endan-
ger the chances of CLEVELAND and HESD-
RIcEs carrying the State. Mr.. BAKER is
correct IN his statement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
OUR DAILY BREAD.

The Yield Of Wheat In the Great North
west.
MILWAUKEE, July 27.-Dispatches from
Dakota, Nebraska and Minnesota, indicate
good spring crops. The yield will be twen-
ty bushels per acre, making total yield Of
100000 bushels. Nebraska winter wheat
will yield thirty to forty bushels to the acre.
and spring twenty to twenty-five. The
Minnesota yield viii he 100000 bushels
Corn, oats, barley and rye promise well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
Advantageous to Elkins.
Chicnnn HsrnH. lDem.N

With the knowledge that extraordinary
efforts are to be put forth to secure West
Virginia for Blaine it is supposable that the
Democrats of that State would unite to
counteract these efforts. But the dispatches
show that whatever their purpose their per
formance is clearly advantageous to Elkins'
scheme. They are engaged in the bitterest
of internecine warfare, finding tumultuous
expression in the convention OF their party.
The situation is wholly favorable to Elkins'
plan of campaign for the possession of the
State
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28

Col. MISSY is writing some highly par
,san coIored but exceedingly spicy and
interesting letters to the Cincinnati Com
mercial on West Virginia politics. The
tolOnel vie ds pointed pen, but a little
too deeply tipped with the gall Of party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
FAIRMoNT.
Grand Ratification Meeting Saturday
NiEht.

Night.
FAIRxoSr, W. Va, July 21.-[Exclu-
sive. The ratification meeting held here
last night was magnificent success
Marion county's gifted SON, Judge A. F.
Raymond, made one of the most eloquent
speeches that viii be made during the cam
paign for E. Willis Wilson, our next Gov
ernor. He was followed by Hon. A. G.
Davis, Of Monongaha. Judge iHoge who
is so popular in this Congressional district
and Col. Hassler, the choice Of his district
for any Office, also made eloquent addresses.
Marion Democrats are solid for the ticket.
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No pouS. of the Entire Tickets Triumph.
E1aorisI Warrington Pos. tDsn.l

Edit0riGl UdShiagt9R Pos, (Dsml
Unusual interest attaches to the State
election in West Virginia, which will occur
ON the second Tuesday in October. Losses
sustained in that State by the Democracy IN
1882 have inspired the Republicans with q
strong hope Of adding it to the Republican
column in 1884 THIS hope has been
strengthened by the nomination Of Mt
Blaine, who was the fsvorite of the West
Virginia Republicans. They enter on the
campaign, therefore, under the best coaii,
tions. so far as relates to their side, aai
they have the positive assurance of both the
Republican campaign committees that the
mutations of war shall be supplied in abund-
ance. Indeed it is well understood that
Mr.. Blaine and his managers one and all
have determined that they must have the
moral effect" Of West Virgins
victory In October.
But there must be two sides to every ar
gument. political or otherwise, and only
one side has assented to Mr. Blsins's prop
osition in relation to this State. The
moral effect of a Republican victory in
October is Just the thing that the West
Virginia Democrats have decided Mr..
Blaine cannot have. They are not unwill-
ing that he should make vigorous CAM
paign. for the unusual zeal Of the Republi-
cans viii call forth corresponding effort
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
II l. Doubtful.

Probably Hart of the Wheeling Intelli
gencer, in his abundant wisdom and mag
ni6cent resource, Will allow the Fourth Dis
trict Republican Convention to assemble
We hope so, though the committee forgot To
ask his consent when the Convention was
called.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
Windy VIII Make Meat Out of You.
Cincinnali S,nI RcpN

We congratulate our Republican friends
of West Virginia on the prospect of the
coming campaign. The nomination Of E.
Willis Wilson for Governor is one that the
Republicans at least can find no fault with.
Windy, you are our meat, as it were" or,
in other words, if the Republicans want
meat during the campaign, Windy will fur
nish IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
How a Republican Sees 1t.
a, p...L,...I.,,.s, L,,,,.,l,,J fp.oN

This is what it means of course. The
Governor was endorsed The supplement
tai assessment was endorsed. The $780,
500 deficit was endorsed. The reassess-
ment was endorsed. The Supreme Court
was endorsed. And it was q complete VIC
tory all around
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
FOrewarned, Forearmed,

In reference to the editorial Of the REGIS
TER, so much assailed, we have this to say
That inasmuch as the Democratic party
will hereafter have to meet the charges re-
ferred to init on the stump, no great injury
was done by calling attention to them.
Forewarned, forearmed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
WIIEFIING,W VA. MONDAYMORNING. 1884

didate a good deal more than "a fighting
chance" to make it q Republican State. In
the two days session of the Convention
there were repeated scenes Of the widest
disorder, growing out Of the intense'bitter-
ness Of the struggle between opposing
cligues.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28

TuE RrGISTER told the Republicans that
when they forced maxwell on the Buck
hannoa Convention they might see the day
thew regretted It. And even SO it has come
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28
The Big Chief.

MdTtiRS6hTg IRdepeRdeh (Lnd)
Governor jackson and the "httle four
of the Supreme Court scalped all opponents
and are in possession Of the Democratic
camp and all its baggage. The battle-hag
carried by the REGISTER and backed by
many Of the faithful inscribed "Semper
Montani Liberi," (mountaineers always
free,) was captured by Governor jackson
headed BY the re-nominated members Of
the Supreme Court to be used as dust rag.
The Eastern Panhandle was slaughter
ed and buried Hon. E. Boyd
Faulkner, whose nomination for Govern
or would have added strength and influence
to the Democracy, was ruthlessly turned
under to CRAFTY the baleful spite Of trick
sters. Z. Willis Wilson was nominated on
the second ballot 1t is hardly possible
that he can be elected The fight was bit
ter, the wrong principle has triumphed, hard
and cruel words uttered and breaches made
that indicate disaster to the Democratic
cause. However, the Republicans will
meet on Wednesday next. and we must wait
TO consider whether they blunder or act
wisely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-28

IS your lsngs are weak. fs cold causes
you quick distress, yoa Siil breathe easier.
yoa win congh les1, yoa win strengthen the
nuimonary organs, yon Win feel better svsxy
rsy yo1 win occasionally use Dr Wistses
Bsissm Of Wild Che15. Askyor dugtt
for It. SO -