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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09
GALL AND NORWOOD.

The REGISTER thought the Cincinnati
Gazette displayed more rabidness over the
,ssul, of the recent election than any other
sheet that came to hand, but the recent ut
,ersrces Of the Intelhgencer shows there IS
more gall and wormwood in its attic de-
parment than would load ship. Iester'
day morning it labored through column
Of 9tbydrophobic froth to show that there was
some dis>ensiOn among prominent Demo
Gratis in this State for the control of the fed
e-al patronage which would shortly be
awarded to West yirginians. Our contem
Q, ary can rest assured, however much 1t
Eou d like 10 see discord in the Democratic
aaEs and however hard it may work to
tbG ind, it will be disappointed
il that, Just as it has been in the result
2s eIaetiOns The Democracy Of the State
are init against the common enemy, which
IS almost if no, quite, dead. Ex-senator
DAVIS and Senators CAMDEN and KENNA
are not adverse to a proper distribution OF
he Offices. They propose to work in har-
nOny with the party and the party proposes
70 work in harmony with them. They are
gentlemen Of good sense and broad PoIlti
cal views, who are not opposed to the claims
Of any Democrat in good standing; and fur
her, they are not disposed to antag-
onize any alleged wing of the
democracy. The effort Of each
ard every gentleman to gain his point in
convention, was an emulation that exists IN
all parties up to convention day. With all
Democrats that day settled everything, as
vas shown BY the increased majority for
Wilson over jackson four years ago. The
trouble with the Iutelligencer is, 1t realizes
the PEGrsrER is to be a newspaper con-
dgctT in the interest of the party which 1t
ePresea2. 1t, the REGIsTEE, knows no
dlHerencg between Democrats, as against
each other until they are nominated. Mr..
HSGY G. DAVIS and Mr. CANDEN and Mr..
kEyyA are the friends Of the REGISTER just
as Mr.. J. ]. DAVIS and Gov. JACKSON are,
and the REGISTER is likewise their friend.
Htnceforth the REGISTER is for the best in
teEesis ofthe party and not for any Partieu-
ar men in the party except, in so far as
they are officially recognized BY the party IN
convention. 1t is this state Of facts which
gals the Intelhgencer and casts blight
over its vision, both retrospective and pros
Tec6ye. But however this may be, the
RErIsTER's advice is, to its contemporary
to Eeep a stiff upper lip and work out it'
own salvation without airing its mental dis
Itlbture too much to the public. AuthingS
Change and it may not be doomed tE
eternal disappointment and ehagrin.
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@..r GUARDED BY A BULLDOG.
How O Summer Hotel is Cared For in
Winter,

How O Summer Hotel is Cared For In
Winter,
New HAVEN, CoSY., December 8.-A
favorite anchorage for New York yacths
cruising through Long Island Sound is the
harbor off Stony Greek, in this State, made
by number of islands collectively known
as The Thimbles." The largest, as we'll
as the rockiest, of these is known as Pot
Island, located about half mile out from
Stony Creek. In summer it is lively spot
for it boasts of a good sized hotel, which is
constantly filled with boarders. In
winter it is one of the dreariest
places imaginable. The hotel pro-
perty is, however, too valuable to be
allowed to stand unguarded during the in
clement season, else it might have become
resort for tramps or other equally unde-
sirable people. Last Winter Landlord
Barnes left the property in charge of an old
salt, who didn't mind the lonesomeness Of
the situation so long as he had plenty OF
"grog" to cheer him up. The house was
stocked with sufficient provisions to last
TIN ough the winter, and there was an ample
SUPPLY of the whisky demanded by the old
sailor. The house was all right when spring
came around, but Mr.. Barnes decided that
he wouldn't try the same experiment again
this winter, because the whisky bills OF the
watchman were too heavy and because ne
was drunk nearly all winter.
This winter Pot Island is in charge of a
ferocious bulldog instead of a man, as an
experiment. Mr. Barnes has locked up the
hotel and stocked little building near by
with quantity of dried provisions, which he
calculates will last his faithful watchdog
throughout the winter. There the animal
has lust taken up his abode, and it is doubt,
ful if Capt. Page or any other equally well
known resident of Stony Creek will dare
visit the island while on his duck hunting
expeditions so long as the bulldog remains
there absolute an undisputed monarch Of
the prettiest of THE Thimbles." There
will be no whisky bills to pay on the dogs
aCrOunt
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"MARY'S GONE Wi0 A C0oN'
And the Old Mans Heart Is Almos
Broke.

And the Old Mans Heart Is Almos'
Broke.
New YORK, December 8.-The third
elopement within one week from within a
small radius in Suffolk county, L. l., took
place yesterday. The wife of .E3hriam
Arch, wealthy farmer and earnest church
goer, of Quogue, ran away with negro.
Mrs. Arch was a regular church
attendant and objected to her hus-
band spending so much tima about
church away from her. When Mr.. Arch
returned frem services yesterday he found a
card on which his wife had written that she
had heard Dominic Downs wife's elope-
ment and she saw no reason why she should
not elope with the man she loved
and OF course, Arch was be.
side himself with rage and
modification and his feelings were not
eased when told his wife had gone off with a
"nigger." at is awful to think Mary
should have eloped with niger he said,
but she will be as happy with him as with
a white man. l never want to see her
again" Mrs. Arch leaves three children
aged II, 9 and years.
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A GOOD BANK GONE WRONG,
And lts Doors Closed to Z Coafdisg
Public.
opDykI.a CO.. BANKERS, SUSPEND.
One of the Best Known and the Most
Responsible Banks ofNsw
York Assigns
FOR THE BENEFIT OF CREDITORS.

NEW York, December s.-The widely
known firm of opdyke & Co, bankers, made
an assignment to-day without preferences.
A member of the 6rn sad the failure sur
prised even him, owing to its suddenness.
and was due to customers Who failed to TO
spoud to calls for margins. II is believed
the assets will ultimately yield nearly If not
quite enough to meet the liabilities. The
major portion Of the liabilities are secured.
About. 100000 Is unsecured. The firm
was founded sixteen years ago BY EK.
Mayor GaosaA 0pdyks who died in 1880.
The firm suffered loss Of ono million dol
lars in the panic Of 1873. 100000 being
drawn from it in one run. The present 6rm
Was formed id 1881 with an invested capi.
tai ofS250,OO0 and deposits Of about one
million. They state their coutracta on the
Stock Exchange will not exceed 5000
shares and that neither individually nor -
a firm have they speculated to the extent Of
one share. The 6rm was regarded a. {
strong concern and maintained high
Grade OF credit.
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BELLAIRE.
Tie Nail Factory to Resume To- DAY
Other Mentions.
Rev. McKallip left yesterday for Pitts.

The Nail Factory to Resume To-Day-
Other Mentions.
Rev. McKallip left yesterday for Pitts
burg.
There was a pleasant gathering at the
home of Mr.. Henry Piper last night.
There was no business at the Mayor
Office yesterday, which was an unusual thing
for Monday.
James Hutchinson, formerly OF this city
but now of Brilliant, was in town yesterday.
He will probably return if he secures work.
Mrs. George Headley was yesterday taken
to Kent, o., for interment Consumption
was the cause Of her death.
The revival at Pinch Run continues.
The managers Of the Martins Ferry
skating rink will pay the fare Of all Of our
people who attend the opening at that place
OF the new rink.
The nail factory did not open yesterday.
No kegs. Will resume to day.
St. Johns Church held good congrega'
lions Yesterday. The schools we're not in
session, but will open to-day again.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Episcopal
Church met last night and decided on the
holiday decorations to be put in the church
George H. Muth has purchased the Mar.
garet Bray property from James {. Tall
man for 81, $50.
There were rumors about town yesterday
that Scott Borham had given Shannon
Archer severe trouncing, but q reporter
investigated the matter end found 1t to be
untrue.
A big fellow under the influence oflquor
was run in by the marshal yesterday after
noon.
The Republicans Of the Fifth ward have
permanently organized.
Secure q season ticket for the lecture
course. Not enough have been sold as yet
to secure any other speakers after Decem-
Der 30.
DIR. Williams left yesterday for Baltimore
where he goes to attend q general meeting
of the Methodists the United States.
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BRIDGEPORT.

A Serious Injury Other Notes OF In
terest.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Dunaway, an
aged lady fell down pair Of stairs and was
seriously injured. She was descending the
stairs when she slipped and fell clear to the
bottom. She was picked up insensible and
found to be seriously but not dangerously
injured.
A cut in the time was made at Bags
planning mill on Saturday. The men have
been making full time but will hereafter
only mske three-auarters time, beginning at
9 o'clock and quitting ct 4 O'Clock. The
mill employs about forty men,
Mrs. Captain John Hill is quite sick.
John Cook is also on the sick list.
Yesterday Dave Stoffer, news agent on
train No. ], south boand, c l.. W. r. r.,
found $50 in bills and jack knife. de
turned them over TO the conductor, lmmedi.
a,ely after which message Was received
ipq1iring about the money, and it was
turned over to the owner at Urichsvilie in
the esening.
A great reduction in the price OF oysters
has inst been made at "MsckS restaurant
10 suit the times. He has put the price Of
"s,evs" down to Is cents and "bia frieS To
25 cents. This is remarkably cheap.
Mr.. George Mcconnell, Of the b 4 o
express Office. in Columbus, is visiting bi'
mother here. :,
Yesterday engine No. IL, on train No. l
| broke down al Canal Dover. delaying th'
train nearly two hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09
THE SPRINGER COMMITTEE.

r,paring 10 Investigate the Ohio Elec-
ton Case.
WASHINGTON, December 8.-Representa-
tive Springer has decided to appoint MeSsrs'
Van Alstine and Stewart members OF the
subcommittee to visit Ohio and investigate
the conduct of United States Marshal
Wright at the election in that State in Octo-
Der. The resolution passed by the House
authorizing the investigation provided that
Spripger should serve as chairman of the
subcommittee. This committee will hold
its first meeting in this city on Wednesday.
1t is thought the examination of govern
ment employees who, it is said, were appoint,
ed Deputy Marshals, will continue until
Congress adjourns for the Holiday recess
The committee will not visit Ohio before
January.
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BENwOOD.

The Board of Education-Personai ana
General Notes.
A little child Of Mr.. Schatfer was inferred
at Mt. Calvary yesterday.
The Board Of Education will hold meet
ing at the Office of its secretary to-day.
Miss Handy, of Wheeling, is the guest OF
friends here. ..,.
A number of machines were idle in the
Benwood factory, yesterday, owing to the
lack Of material TO cut
Mrs. ". Mann is very i'll.
Miss Barton, of Wheeling, is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. F. Allen is home from brief soiourn
in Pitisburg.
Prof Wade, of Morgantown, is in town
on business.
Tie repairs on the streets are progressing
rapidly.
The festival in Laziers Hall, last night
and Saturday, was q very great success :,
Tie remains ol the street lamps still deck
our ,herouphfares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09

INTELLIGENT people have quit Iaking BIT
ters and mineral poisons. have quit doctor
ing kidneys and liver, nerve and BRAIN have
quit using alcoholic poisons and narcotic
drugs. have quit poisoning their system
with quack nostrums, and nox keep
themselves and families in perfect health oy
occasionally usirg The only perfect blood
purser and true sirengibener Of weak por-
lions of the hody. known far and wide as
DIR. Guysotts Yellow Dock and Ssrsapariila.
Apy druggist viii get it for you.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09
sNUBBED.

Morrlson's Bill on the Removal OF Dutia-
BILE Goods,
WASHINGTON, December S.-The nomlna'
ton of Hugh McCulloch as Secretary OF the
Treasury was tavorab'y reported from the
Senate Committee on Finance, but Senator
Riidleberger objected to present considera-
ton and under the rules it went over to the
next executive session. .,
Representative Morrison's bill to amend
the statutes in relation to the immediate
transportation of dutiable goods was intro
duced to-day. 1t provides for the amend
ment of the statutes that the regulations
governing inland transportation shall ap'
ply to the baggage of the travelling puohc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09

SUFFERERS from nervousness, early de-
cav etc, if you value life avoid advertising
doctors and medicines that act on kidneys
and liver. Be not deceived BY the many
bocus certificates of cures from paid or im-
sginary persons. If a weakness OF the sex
nal system is the cause OF your distress, DR.
Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsapsrilia
will strengthen the parts affected. stop the
drain, quiet the nerves, produce dreamiess
slumber and allow you to regain perfect
health, 1t has cured thousands and will
cure you, for by purifying the blood and
strengthening every weak portion OF the
body il removes every symptom of disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09

c,vrgySs seems to be as much muddled
vba, !, shCu 60 With the surplus reve-
- As would jackass with razor. The
grsrsrrR will bet sixpence if the city
-.,,rry contained surplus it would not
-;s Council long to discover what was the
.,g5,r. nor to apply the necessary remedy,
81 our present Council has not the rePu-
,.,r Of being the wisest one that ever con-
..-G in the City building. Why don't
~ 20 10 work and reduce the taxes?
-s.n the surplus will disappear quicker. If
,..,e is 10 be any divisions Of surplus reVe-
,-e, 4, /, revert back into the peoples
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rnastinr thn Patients.

AlphOnse Karr recently psralyzed some
Physicians in Paris at dinner, by offering
toast TO the health Of their patients. Some
people think doctors do not ike their pa
aen's TO get we'll There are many doctors
IN !! this country who not only want their pa
4Tepts 10 get well, but give them Brown
non non Bitttrs. DR.. G. n. Robertson, Elm
1iOye, n. C., says, Il prescribe Brown
non Filters ard find it all il is recommend
90 TO BE- Cures malaria and all nervous
AL CYsPep,ie troubles.
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HERE 1T IS AGAIN.
The Complexion of the Illinois
Legislature
ONCE MORE IN DOUBT
The Battle of the Bread Winners in
Many Hard Fought Fields
of Contest.
THE LATEST LABOR NEWS.

. Quincy, H., December s.-The Wing
announces that Frank P. Taylor, Democrat
elected to the General Assembly from this
city, is ineligible tor Office because he has
not resided in the county the requisite FIVE
years preceding his election. Taylor regis
tered and voted at Burlington, Iowa, at the
November election in 1880. If this proves
true the Legislature will be Republican on
Joint ballot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09
THE FIRST ARREST

In the Chicago Alleged Election Fraud
Case.
CHICAGO, December S.-JoSeph c. Mack
in, Secretary of the Cook County Demo
cratic Central Committee, was arrested this
evening on complaint of A. NJ. Day, Secre-
tary of the Citizens Committee, which has
undertaken to unearth the frauds in the
Sixth Legislative District Toe complaint
charges Maekin with aiding some unknown
person or persons about November in
substituting over 200 fraudulent ballots for
a like number OF genuine ones cast at the
second precinct of the Eighteenth ward at
the election of November 4th last. Msckin
was taken before United States Commis-
sioner Hoyne and held in $4,000 bail for
preliminary examination next Saturday.
NJ C. Mcdonald and E. J. Lehman became
his bondsmen. This is the first arrest in
this cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09
AN INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

The window Glass Workers of the World
Now United.
PrrrsRuRG, Pa, December s.-President
Isaac Cline Of the International Glass
Workers Association, to-dav received intel
ligence that an organization had been CON-
pleted in England and headquarters estab-
lished at Sunderland. 1hesssocia.ion now
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09

c,v GRANT has signi6ed he will have no
s,r under any circumstances. This is
-, So vas it noble for his country to
=. he offer Honors are easy. Maybe
General is looking to Presidential
=, .,r;pa,ion in 1883 and does not want to
F, ,Lsrvsd by q pension
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09

embraces all the skilled window glass work
ers of the world.
Shoeuberger L Co.'S mill has closed down
on account Of slack orders.
The railroad coal trade tribunal met to-
day and after a short session it was unani-
mously decided to continue the present rate
Of mining at all mines in this district until
further notice. The settlement Of the ques-
ton without recourse to an umpire gives
general satisfaction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09

WASHINGTON merchants are having a
,l6ne in settling up with the govern
=, ofscerswho expect to retire after the
- .,yarch next. They are looking for
r.,i 10 a rainy day and thiak as much of
lin, their tailor as they do of remaining
! 500 rndsra Democratic administration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09
The sacrednes, of the Ballot.

WASHINGTON, December S.-Gen. Foster,
United States Minister to Spain, arrived in
Washington this morning and presented to
the Secretary of State copy of the treaty
entered into between Spain and the United
States.
A bill was introduced in the House to-
day by Beach, to maintain the secrecy of the
ballot in the election for Representatives
and delegates in Congress. 1t provides tor
a separate uniform ballot upon which the
candidates are to be voted for. The quail
ty of the paper and the size of the type are
specified and general provisions made that
all ballots must be the same in outward ap'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09
GRAFTON.
Special 10 The REGISTER.

Special 10 the REGISTER.
GRAFTON, December S.-The store OF
John Tregollas was burglarized here on
Saturday night and quantity ofrevolvers,
cartridges and pocket knives stolen. Two
boys, George Hardman and Arthur Evans,
aged l6 years, have been arrested and
bound over to answer an indictment.
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RrFoRE BREAKFAST.

pr,,srrs's editorials don't suit its
lHS rv u" The Intelligencer has been
N'''p = having things its own way that it
: asel . than mule at the salutory
,ein put upon 1t.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Fred warde's -Intsresting
Coming Attractions.

Fred wards's Engngsmont-In Interesting
Coming Attractions.
IL Wheeling ever turned out to show her
appreciation Of dramatic artist, she should
do SO on tomorrow and Thursday nights,
when Fred Warde will be at the Opera
House. Richard iii. and Brutus. both
tragedies, give full play TO Mr.. Wardes
powers in that direction. 10 Petruchio his
versatility is displayed In Shakespeare.
comedy. He has an excellent support and
will be greeted by large houses.
SKIPPED by THE LIGHT OF THE NOON.
This play as presented by Harrison and
Gourlay and the same company - we're In
the production during its late run OF four
months in New York, will appear ct he
Opera House next Tuesday night The
performance Is described ~ entirely differ
ent to anything that has ever yet been PRO
duced, being thoroughly original 10 conceP-
ton, novel in construction and funnier than
any comedy idea that has ever assumed
stsge shape. Il has been the most pro-
nounced success Of oil dramatic productions
Of The past two seasons.
The New York Sun says:
One might as well hope to successfully
photograph laugh as describe this piece
or say why it 10 funny. It simply and sub
timely deGes analysis It's sole object Is 70
raise q breeze The breeze which Harrison
and Gourlay have raised by it has got quite
beyond their control, and grown 70 an IN.
manageable magnitude Of q cyclone.
The most imperturbable nature goes down
ts,ore Il without show Of resistance. and
EVERYBODY rolls and shakes and laughs
Nothing in the way Of farcial invention that
has been seen here 10 recent yesn cau bs
compared 10 It for rapid action. novel situ-
atoms and entangled complications,
NOTES.
Mugs Landing on Friday and Saturday
evenings and matinee is bright, sparkling.
winning play and will drss well.
Dams Tribulstions. next Monday at the
Opers House, 10 one Of I'd. Hssrigsn's
great successcs, presented BY Hanley COM
pany Who does not remember "Squsttcf
Sovereignty
Baylies and Ke=nedys Bright Lights
opened weeks engagement ~ the Acsd-
emy Of Music to large audience. This 10
fhe strongest troupe that hss appeared IN
Ibis city this season and will naturally drsv
large houses.
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AWFUL EXPLOSION.

Five Men Dashed to Instantaneous Death
In Mine.
SHAsokIN, Pa, December S.-An explo-
sion occurred IN the slope of the Henry
Clay shaft, to-day, cruising the death OF
Richard Tuckett, Peter Kobe, Joseph Daz-
man, Jonathan Fox and Thomas Williams.
All leave families. The bodies of Kobe
and Dazman were recovered. The mine is
filled with gas. Great excitement about the
,,,;,as
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.s,rident rush" of wit that exudes
''L l.. EDITORIAL columns of the lntelH-
~. =. i only equaled by the poignant edge
y. disappointment over the election re-
Sour grapes, my boy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09

Ths Bs.t ealys ID IL vosN 10 Or
Bruisss gosss, Ulesa Sch Rh1n !:sw
Sore. fazx, ChAppsd HsndA chiniat..
Coma snd "a Slin Esup6oaA ed lod
lively cusss Pie. o. 10 pay fsqsissd Nh
euarsntssd 70 give pa1eet ea)1aseAo., .
money refunded fhcs - Ooe1 ~
O. ~ b lagaa : Co
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:, ,enious husband has invented a
" -. - for "callavanting" women. 1t is to
- 60. .,,n IN the leg. A plucky woman has
s'' 81, wouldn't stop her? she would
-. 40" IN crutches."
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II Your ce.sA Is Gr.viss ,ssrs rrs~sss

II you are losing Hesh and strength. and sss
beginning TO have Bigbts.ssss os any d
the weIlEnows and alarming symptoms
that indicate pulmonary tsoablA vrits v
Dn Stafke, / Psfsn. llo9 Gisard srsst.
Philadelphia, ststipg your cass cIsady. and
ask their opinion a. 70 your condiioa, Aud
,betber they have treated similar easss with
their new WALKING Reesdy. hvm eot
YOU nothing. - they make - charge toe
copsul.atioDs. They viii, u tke ssos hne
that tbey reply 10 youf enquiries. fsfsaee
son with such documents and reports o.
cases - win enable you 70 detsfnine
whether in your ovn ease care y poss'nse.
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An Editor Dead.

CrscIxSA1I. o., December S.-Alfred St
John one of the editors Of the Times Star,
died this afternoon at his home in Dayton.
Ky. He had been a victim Of consumption
ior wears. but bravely kept his desk until
ahnnt txn months aro.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09

The bes, reason yet advanced for having
Monday washing day. the next day alter
Sunday is because cleanliness is sext 20
oodlipess.' The resson Why everybody
% uses DR.. Bugrs coagb Syrsp is because 1t y
a safe. ,.lss.sat and positive cure tor coaghs
AID colds.