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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-30
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue. S164,311: customs, $533,775.

DEFICIT IN POSTAL REvENUE.-The receipts
of the Post Office department for the fiscal year,
ending o-day, will show an estimated deficit of
between three and four millions, which Is due
TO the.reductiOn in the rate of postage.
CANADA WILLING TO LEARN.-Mr. Youngs,
q general purchasing agent for the Canadian
was at the Post Office department
to-day and inquired into the methods employed
In making contracts and securing supplies. He
was also at the Treasury department on the
same business. He had heard that the Post
master General had been enabled to secure
paper at greatly reduced rates. and his govern
ment wishes to profit from the same methods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-30

[HLr~s PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIA-
D~S TION.
The most prosperous profitable and popular Associ-
alton i'll the city.
Pays the biggest interest and advances money to
members ON the easiest terms.
You can take shares at any time.
Next meeting WEDNESDAY EVENING, July /,
at 6l5 7th ST.
c. c. DUNCANSON, President.
LEWIS ABRAHAM, Vice Prest.
EDWIN NJ. LAWrON, Treasurer
CHARLES BAUM, Director.
JOHN COOK, Secretary,
je27-4t 6IS 18th st.
TH.ors JOHN r. MITCHELL,
o1A Real Estate Office and Notary Public.
DOwliny'S Auction Rooms, 100 Penn..
Beautiful Building Lot 3lst ST., West Washing
tOn 5Ox5OO fronting two Streets will De sold cheap
and on Iibei al terms. ip2!l-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-30
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

FT-S REMOVABLE MY CUSTOMERS: I
49, am now located at 112l Vermont Avenue
adjoining the Portland 4. v. NOONAN,
Je15-1m Plumber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-30

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Senators Voorhees, and Beck, Col. DENLY,
the new minister to China; Representatives
Morrison, Hill, Lefevre and Mahoney; w. r.
kenney, Louisville; Rev. Chas. Andrews, Christ
church, Washington; Gen. Thomas A. Davies,
New York; Everett Frazar, the Corean consul
general at New York, and Robert Vane, John
II. Herrel, r. E. Barnet and N. s. Lincoln of
Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
BELLAIRE.

The Princess has been compelled to lay
up on account of low water, and business
On the Street Railway has increased in con-
sequence.
The Oren Combination concluded its en-
uargement at the Niagara rink last night,
before q fair audience.
William Morrison, of the First National
Bank, is unable to be on duty on account
of sickness. .
The board of directors of the Crystal
Window Glass Works held a meeting yes
terday afternoon. All the preliminary ar
rangemeuts were made for resuming at
once. 1t is thought the Union and the
Bellaire factories will not start for som
time yet.
The Monte6ore Benevolent Society will
give q grand ball in the Elysian Rink on
December I'd. This society was but re
Gently organized and it's members are He
brews. The Elysisn will be in a much bet
ter condition by that time than at present,
as the owners intend to give it a thorough
~overhauliDg. From the number Of tickets
already sold for the event it cannot be but
a large one.
George Mrth, John Vanhaw and several
other gentlemen, who have been over in
Virginia fshirg for several days, will be
home this morning.
The strike Of the boys at the bottle works
was of short duration, as they all returned
o work yesterday morning at the old price.
It was the intention Of the management to
discharge all bands, but when several of the
chaps repented and asked to be taken back,
Manager Sheldon concluded to put the
whole force hack again.
Mrs. L~ichtenberger, aged 65 years, died
Yesterday and will be buried to-day.
The Salvation Army has concluded to
dlsband until spring, as rent was too high.
Several of the members have already left
the city for other places.
The interest in the S~huttleworth- Burkett
race increases as the time nesrs for the
contest. "Tid's" friends are confident Of
his ability to win.
Some young chaps have been %obstructing
the street car tracks at the upper end OF
Gravel Hill after dark almost every night.
Car No. l was thrown from the track on
Wednesday night and came very near run
ming over the bank above Cummins.
The Fourth ward hose house is being rap
idly constructed.
There is talk Of having a work ou temper
spce among the studies in the high school.
W. K. Nsylor is New York buying goods.
Louis Long is running a concert garden
Music tonight at the Alhambra Palace
Rink.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterdays leak was discovered in one
of the steam boilers at the Etns mill. The
faulty boiler is,in the lower battery in the
old mill, and viii necessitste the closing
down of all parts drawing steam from that
battery. The upper part Of the mill will be
on ss usual.
Mr.. l.. W. Tuglebright has returned
home after pleasant visits in Pittsburg,
Holidays Cove and Steubenville.
G. s. Moore will commence the erection
of a dwelling in Woods addition in a few
days.
Mrq. J! S. Harrison and her guest,
Mrs. G. P. Clark, of Cincinnati, spent yes.
terday in Mt. Pleasant.
Rev. Samuel PTfngle, Of Mt. Pleasant,
will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit at half
past seven this evening.
Rev. E. F. Wslkerhss returned from the
meeting of the St. GAINESVILLE Presbytery at
Bethel. Mr.. Walker says that the body
passed resolutions fs7oring prohibition, and
hat every preacher who had formerly been
! Democrat had forsaken his party and
allied himself to the Ptohibitionists and DR..
4. B. Leonard, while still a few Of the Re.
oublicsns held to their old political faith.
This does not look much as if the Prohibi.
%ionists, go far as preachers are concerned
1t least we're a Democratic aid society.
Vim. Tweed, of Steubenville, is the guest
f DR.. J. W. DarrAh.
John Green. E. @. Boyd and C.. W.
Swartz have moved into their new rooms in
he Commercial and Boyd blocks.
Mrs. T. E. Williams, of Hudson, MIMI, is
the guest of her brother, E. c. Boyd, OF
Fifth street.
Mrs. Jonathan Mendenhall, of Salem, is
The guest of friends in town.
A sheet roll was broken on the little mill
at the Standard yesterday, bat was repaired
Immediately and will cause no delay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
oAsEs ouasHep.
HE Martins Rerryiaus Charged with tsos
Get Their Discharge.

The Martins Ferryiaus Charged With EiOt
Get Their Discharge.
Considerable surprise was caused il Mar.
inns Ferry yesterday by the announcement
HAT the LsnghHn Nail Compsny had, st q
meeting Of tAe board Of directors, ordered
their attorney r. J.. Alexander, Esq, to
disniss all the riot cases which we're to
have been tried before Squire Robinson. Of
Bridgeport, on the 18th inst. A reporter
interviewed Mr.. Alexander and learned that
no reason had been assigned, and further
NOSE that he had no idea what the meaning
of it was. BE said he thought it could not
be for lack Of evidence, as be felt sure he
had reasonable grounds fer holding at least
some Of the accused.
When the second postponemeHt of the
trial was granted the prosecution the opin-
ion that they would never be called again
prevailed pretty generally, and the positive
assertion wzs made by some that the affair
would be settled and the men ct work be-
fore the time Intervening had elapsed.
Whether or not this latter prediction viii be
verified remains to be seen, but the feeling
smUng Martins Ferry people seems to be
that all things, including the discharge OF
the rollers and heaters and the reported
difficulties now meeting the factory crew,
tend toward that uAimstion.
Some of the gentlemen accused Of being
implicated in the riot are a little dissatis-
fed with their dismissal, they preferring to
be discbaRged by the court after a thorough
investigation. 0therr' are of the opinion
thatthe tusn affairs have taken is preferable
from the fact that it will dispel all the i'll
feelipg which would exist between the men
and the company had the Investigation gone
on. What the motives of the directors IN
dismissing the cases may have been and
what the result of the strike may be, all
hope for the best, and an early resumption
of the nilfin all parts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
CHARLEY sHAY'S / 0'f'i'l
AcAnEMY NE MuSIG,s = :. '; e.

meaning Of that word in Its deepest SENSE
The editor OF the Commercial Gazette uses
it very promiseuousIy in referring to the
Democratic parry, and it is all right as lo'g
as The opposition gets no chance to Cross
FIRE. But let me- tell you. Not many
hours ago $500 was received BY q certain
politician in this city nom John Sherman
Of the antibOOdle party, and with it came
the instruction to sacrifice everything to
elect John Sherman men to the Legisla-
ture. And s~traightway when the Doodle
wss received q conference Of the executive
Republicans Of the city was held, and
it was decided to follow instructions.
With overeoat on arm and q
sort of fever in his head,
Colonel Poorman left the city and hied him
self over into Harrison county, where he
aycke in Cadiz yesterday. The peculiar
taeh.tics employed BY certain Republicans
in this campaign are hard to be understood,
even BY Republicans themselves. 1t there
fore Sehooyes the Democrats to be ON the
lookout for any emergency, and 1t should
be remembered that the best way to be Sc
cure against any sudden attacks and any
misgiVings at the hands Of the opposition is
to vote the ticket straight What good will
it do to send Col. Poormsn to the Leg1sla-
ture along with Thomas IrWinH To elect
the Republican is to annul the possible good
Mr.. Irwin might do labor and the Demo
Gratis of Belmont county. ls it customary
for the two parties to concur
questions relating to pohicsr Al
q general thing, no: Would
it not be dangerous for Mr.. Irwin to be the
originator Of anything that would tend to
help the laborerI If Mr.. Poorman occupied
legislative seat along with the formsrf 1
cav yes, and every Democrat who has \
noticed the nature of the editor OF the Irl-
bune will back the statement. 1t is more
than likely, that any brilliant idea that Mr.:
Irwin might present for the consideration OF
the wise heads Of the State would be pluck
ed in its infancy simply because it was not
the conception Of the fertile brain OF one
C. l.. Poormsn. A few more words to the
Democrats. This possible evil Is easily rem
edied. Elect John W. Lsughhn and Thos.
]. Irwin to the Legislature and you have
done what will ward off any such
likely contingencies. Mr.. Irwin will
look after. the interests of the
people along the river front while Mr..
LAugbin will keep a watchful eye for the
good of the residents in the interior Of the
With two Democratic Legislators,
matters will work thisWise: When Irwin
wants this or that Mr.. Laughlin will help
him and vice versa. Return of compliments
don't you see. Elect Poorman along with
Irwin and what will the people back in the
have for q support. We speak OF it
this way because poliucs in both parties in
the county has assumed two branches, in
the city and out in the country, and general
q representative from each branch Ii
placed on the head OF the tickets. Again
it is advised: Democrats, vote her
straight" Cast aside all prejudice and say
here goes a vote for victory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
PLEASANT EVENT.
Reception rendered MI. and Mrs. George
Kaiser.

Reception rendered Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kaiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kaiser were ten
dered a delightful reception at the home OF
the bride on Wednesday evening, many
friends of the young couple being present:
They received many handsome and useful
prest nts, among which the following were
noticed: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heymsn,
knives and forks; Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Thompson, blankets; Mr.. and Mrs. Seston
Alexander, chamber set; Jennie Kaiser,
water set; John Kaiser, easy chair; Mr..
and Mrs. Deku, lemonade set; Mr.. and
Mrs. Habig, bed spread; Maud Thompson,
lace apron; Lou Shaefer, dinner set;
Mrs. Kaiser, Parkersburg, bed spread;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells, DO, pair Of oil paint
ipgs. Mr.. and Mrs. N. busch, pair steel engrav-
ings; fellow workmen of the groom, marble
clock; Louis Kaiser, Clsrksburg, castor;
Sophia Holman and Teresa Mertz, oil
painting; j. F. Fulterer, Hsgerstown, Md,
c n re table; Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Miller,
castor; Sophia Roke, table spread; Sophia
Bobman, oil painting; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Vogler, bed spread; Maud Thompson, pin
cushion; lemonade set, Mr.. and Mrs, Jacob
Deku; lace bed spread, Mary Feinler; pair
oil paintings, Mrs. Kaiser, Petersburg, W.
Va; desert dishes, Misses Reimer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
smith Returns.

Chief of Police Smith returned from Pitts
burgh yesterday s~veuisg just IN time to
listen to the proceedings of Council. A
REGISTER reporter approached him soon
after his return and ssked what was gong
on in the Smoky City.
The town is full Of strangers" he replied,
who have been in attendance upon the
opening Of the Davis Island Dam. That
Improvement is q big thing, and cannot but
result in very materially advancing the
interests Of the city near which it is 10
Gated"
Had your visit anything to do with the
pending charges against the Mayor
"Noihipg at ell. l should not have gone
up had it not been for the cheap excursion
and the further fact that q number OF friends
intended to make the trip"
while you were there, did you take any
steps looking to the successful maintenance
of the charges preterredF
81 found things very satisfactory
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
4 COMMITTEE.
Council Names Eight Gentlemen to
Listen to Testimony
In the Matter of the Charges Against
Mayor Grubb---Special Session Last
Night Of Both Bran ehes.

Council met again last evening. Tbs
fact that his Honor, the Mayor had issued
8 call for both Branches yesterday morn.
ing was not generally known, and as q con-
sequence there was not that great outpo1r-
ing of the people which has been so'proml'
inens 8 feature of the past two or three
sessions. But still there was a fairy good
attendance by the tims'ths two bodleswer
called to order, and before On adjournment
was had the lobby had reached verJ re-
spectacle dimensions.
As a general thing, the members were
on HAND EARSsi
and they s~t'once, upon Arrival, fell 10 lax
ing over together or with spectators
the probable outcome Of the meeting. The
chambers wzre 80 q consequence filled
With q perfect buzz OF conversation, the ap-
pointment of the investiga ting committee
and the charges forming the universal sub.
ject. Mayor Grubb came in about halt
past seven, and spent the time
until Council was called to order IN
talking over the situation with themembsrs
in the Second Branch chamber.
, At ten minutes-of g President Sweeney
appeared and called the Second Ieaneh to
order.
The clerk called the roll with the follow
ing result: PresentG-Messrs. Butts, .Cald-
we'll, Clator, Crawford, J. B., Crawford,
Robt., Delbrugge, Ghlslsnd, Cruise, Hsrrell,
Healy, Rildreth, Jaeger, Jones, Miller Nc
Coy, Mex nley, Picket. Scott, Schabe,
Stanley, Tracy, Warehouse, Wier, Weisger-
Der and Mr.. President-24.
The reading ofthe minutes was dispensed
with.
President Sweeney thsn said:
This meeting has been called by the
Mayor, but for what object l am unable %
say. There is
NOTHING on THE TABLE.
Mr.. WaterhoHse-I offer the following:
Resolved, That the Joint, Special Com
mittee to be O. pointed in the investigation OF
charges against Mayor Grub shall consist
of eight members, four from each Branch
This was adopted unanimously, and com
nunieated to the First Branch.
The ChTiI-Tl er; is nothing before the
Branch.
Mr.. Gruce-I move we take a recess for
fifteen minutes.
Carried unanimously, and the majority of
be members and all the spectators reached
,Iots the corridor to the chamber of the
Tnst Branch.
Just after the recess had been taken Mr..
'~sterson appeared and took his seat.
AFTER, RECESS.
At S:l5 the Branch reassembled.
The roll was again called, and all the
! embers but Messrs. Smith and Vockler
nswer.
The crowd from the First Branch, which
I'D by this time adjourned, here broke into
Q room, and for a few moments business
l as interrupted.
The Chair-[To the lobbyl-Gentlemen,
might as well stay out. This Brsnchis !
to adjourn in a moment. ITO the
n embers There is nothing on the table. !
A motion to adjourn is in order.
Some one moved 70 adjourn, and it was
| unanimously carried.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
The Committee.

Afar the adjournment Of the Second
Bro .nch President Sweeney made q careful
ST. idy of the list Of members in the body
o yer which be presides, and as q result an
'iounced the following members OF the IN
~vestigsting committee: Messrs. c. 81. Mil
Ter, Robert Crawford, Lewis Jones and s.
P. Hildreth. The intention originally was
to have one member Of the committee from
each ward, but although this was arranged
without difficulty in the First Branch, Presi
dent Sweeney found it impossible, owing to
the absolute ~declination Of q number Of
gentlemen, to make up hia committee in
that way. The full committee is nov as
follows:
DEMOCRATS. REPURLIoAss.
Comerford, LIt,
BineeIi. Dobbins,
iller, Joness
CrEword. Hildreth-
The members Of this committee viii prob
ably ger together to night OF tomorrow, ae
| iscts Chairman, and tx upon q date for I
formal semmepcement Of the Investigation
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
A Walking Skeleton.

Mt. E. Springer, OF Mechanicsburg, Pa,
writes: II was afflicted with lung fever
and abscess on lungs, and reduced to 8
walking skeleton. Got a free trial bottle Of
Or. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
which did me so much good that l bought q
dollar bottle. After using three bottles,
found myself again a mar, completely re
stored TO health, with a hearty appetite, and
4 gain in flesh of 4S pounds"
Call at Logan Il Co.'s Drug Store and
get o free trial bottle Of this certain cure for
all Lung Diseases. Large bottles 81. 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
They Did Not Get Married,

There resides in the North End a young
lady who has q lover that her parents Oh
iect to as q souin-lsw, so several days ago
the Young folks, innocent of the new law In
Peunsylysnis, eyaded the wstchful eyes OF
The parents and skipped out to West Alex
snder to interview Squire Mayes, but, alas!
their fond hopes were crushed and they
we're compelled to return unmarried. Tue
PARENTS took back the daughter, but refuse
to accept her lover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
POINTS.
Movements OF Wheelingttes, and he Com
Ing and Going OF Strangers.

Movements of w~heslingites, and the Com'
Ing and Going OF Strangers.
R. B. Dougherty, of West Alexander, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Annie Franklin, Of Parkersburg, is
in the city, stopping at the Mcclure House,
Z. D. Means, business manager of the
Union Attraction Bureau, is at the Mcclure
House.
Miss Laura Harden left yesterday on a
short visit 10 Miss Merit, at Rsvenna,
OHIO.
Mrs. Thomas link, of Auburn, N. Y, il
in the city, stopping at Mrs. DR.. W. s.
Hutchins, on Twelfth street.
Mrs. Mary Lockhsrt, of Allegheny City,
will be in the city to day to bid friends fare,
well, prior to her leaving for Kansas City,
her future home.
Mr.. Jas. D. Boyd and bride, of South
Chicago, Ill, are in the city. Mr.. Boyds
many friends are facilitating him on his ad,
vent 10 The army of Benedicts.
President John K. Weir, of the Nailers'
Association, returned home yesterday from
Bayview, Wis. He thinks there are pros,
poets that the mill there will resume shortly.
Miss Mollie Wolvington has succeeded
Mr. John Pipes in the box office at the
Alhsmbrs Palace rink. There is no doubt
but what Miss Mollie will become a def
ticketseller,
Ex-senator d. G.. Davis aud Me-. John
Gill, president Of the Baltimore Flour Elk
change, were in the city yesterday having
left the railroad party in order to return
home last evening.
Professor G. L. Jones and wife, Of Detroit,
Mich, are the guests Of Mrs. Mary J,
Shipley, of Sixteenth street. Professor
Jones is a great musician and srranger Of
band and orchestra music.
Mr.. Dave Dinger returned yesterday from
a bunting trip in Ohio, where he and W. ]:
McNabb went about a week ago. Will still
remains. Their valet de chambre extraor
A. nlso rakurpad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
Buoklen,s Arnicn Balvs,

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Bruises, Sores, UlcerA Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tsttsr, Chspped Hands, Chilblaink
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guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, o.
money refunded. Price Is cents pSr box
For sale By Logan b CO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09

You are allowed a free trial of thirty days
of the use Of Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt with Electric S~uspensory Appliances,
for the speedy relief and permanent cure of
Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality and Man
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
when Tried Always Preferred

When they once become acquainted with
IL, ladies invariably prefer PArkers Hair
Balsam to any similar preparation. Itmakss
the hair soft and glossy, arrests it, falling
cE, promotes new growth, restcressha orig
inal color, and has no rival as q dressing
Not a dye. not oily, highly Perfume OnlJ
6nn Al drucsiniR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09

Can any one bring us a case of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
win not speedily curef We say they can
not. as thousands Of eases already Perms-
uently cared and who are daily recommend
ing Electric Bites, viii prove: Bnght's
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or any
urinary complaint quickly. cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly ON the diseased paris. Every
bottle guaranteed For sale at 6O cents
bottle by Lopan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
index 20 New Advertisements.

Steady and Probable Employment Angus, Got
rel 4 Co.
Notiee-Gas 70 BE shut on.
The New Star LamP-Ewing Bros.
New Crop New Orleans MOlESscs r J. Smyth.
Hsm-Sutched HandkerchieB-D. Gundling 4
q.
Novelties-L G.. Dillon.
Aonolncement-FreW 4 Bertschy.
1890 asd LemOns-N. Schulz
wan PeDsr-Jos Graves & son.
New Fd ard Winter GOods-Seo. X IsyIor-
Morning GLORY Baking PoEdsr-G. ;. Feeny'
FanuelS-J. s. Rhodes & Co.
AToY1sdo Of BGryAins-M. 6utman & Co.-tLoeal
Es.olution Of CopGsnenhiP-TaylOr 4 K0osr,-
local Pasel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09

Impure breath, caused BY tad teeth. to-
bacco, spirits or estarrh, is ~neuralized By
SOZODONT. It's 9 healthfal beauti6sr,
and q great luxury as q denri6ce. The re-
pulsive breath is BY its use rendered as fra
grant as q rose, and GOODNESS by friends Oh
lovers viii he no longer noticed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
IN GENERAL.
No Sales Made.

A~uctionneer Halter yesterday again be-
gan the sale of the lots on the Lewis Baker
farm. Quite a number of bidders were
present and many bids were received, but
none of them we're large enough to justify
the disposal of the lots and the sale was ad-
iourned until further notice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, Is the prescription OF one OF
the best female nurses and physicians IN the
United States and has BEEN used for forty
ears with never falling success oy mt
;ons oE mothers for their children Dur
inc NE process of tsething its value Is IN
c~a1cnlsbls, Il relieves the child nom pain,
cures dysentery and diArrhea, griping. II
health 70 the child It rests the mother.
Priea $50 q bottle.