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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05

women of single blessednes will be more
than thrice blessed by II. They need pine
no longer for handy, good.nathred hts-
hand 10 light fires for them. The nachine
viii do the work. All you have to do isto
wind Il up to make it go of at any hour
Won choose, and then set the clock on the
hesrth. AT the desired time a sulphur
match is ignited at the end Of q hollow
brass tube, charged with chlorate OF potas'
alum md sugar, that flashes into o burn
inc flame, setting fire to ball Of asbestos,
saturated with turpentine, at the further
end, readily lighting coal fire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05
DIED.

HUFFNER-on "Wednesday morning, February
4, 1875, at O'Clock, GEORGE nuETEEI., In the 9th
year OF his Rge. s..
Funeral IRON the residence OF Ills brother, John
cusasnIns, 10. 23IG Matn street. Oh Friday moraiHs
at . o'clock. Requum mas " st. MphonSts
Church. Friends Of tho family arc Invited.
DELLEvILLE-On Tuesday, February ., 1887 at
ll;25 +, NJ, EMMA s., daughter OF J. N, and Mar
garet l. BGlicvillc, Asei IL year,, II months and 20
days.
Funeral will take place to-day at 2OclOck from
the residence OF her parents, No. @Iil Main ttrcet
Intermcnt al Peninsula Cemetery. Friends OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05

8. LoNlI 6lO6t' DlaOefll.
A patent Issued TO aSt, Louis man for
an automatic fire-lighting machine, was
made the subject Of. Investigation yester-
day. This great boon for mankind might
be taken, Of first sight, for an internal ma
chine, but II isn't. II has clockwork
that reminds one OF dynamite fiend,
but It Is not dangerous. When the
thing goes OF Il startles the bcholder
with q fix and o flash Of flame sug.
gestiye OF instant death; but II will not
explode. II will have depressing
effect on the matrimonial market The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05
The washington a1onument.

The Washington monument is said to
DO one sixty-foIrth OF an inch outofplnmb.
This does not seem much, nor is there
any probability that it will ever cause the
monument to topple over. Very little
things, however, sometimes mako great
disturbance in tho human system. The
blood corpuscles are only the thirty-one,
hundredth OF an inch in diameter, and il
they are not fully supplied with iron their
owner will feel weak aud Iengutd, and not
worth two cents. Browns Iron Bitters
enrivhes the blood corpuscles with iron
and imparts vigor to the whole physical
machinery, curing malaria, indigestion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05
Commissioners sale.

SALE ON VAIN.
.pI : SSnSEnTV Va '"HV'
~ Able fhV y,IsI1,i,a nhto Corn,,. r.uv.
state OF West HirglnM; oh'o county, lA AeCs
cut court ior ssnu couu.y'
G, p. Brown, administrator OF thcl
estate Of Philip Neither, de-
ceased, III ChAncCT.
vs..
Matilda Mctzner and Others,
ne vIrtuc NJ n decrcc OF Sait Court In the Shor.
csTse entered IN pSrt i. on tho IA iay Of jannSrv
Io' nv tq IN. n,,srose vii S ~ r Snr
lion NJ the front door Of Inc Court HONS Of MI
county. on w. '''
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, rSS
a,nn a. IN e,",ool NJ ,,,o toIlowIns ~,
commencing " ~ oc'oeA a. ~ ''s io'V""'6 IT"
All that portion O. t9e !oH m,u .lS,i q aug =
o. the eaeluon 9 ~ 1y ~ mnSr'!H I,SU u ~ Gut
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05

"Don't know what ais me lately. Can't
eat well,-can't sleep well. Can't work,
and don't enjoy doinganything. Ain'treal.
lysick, and really ain'twell: Feel all kind
q played out, someway." That is what
scores Of mon say ovcry day. i they
would take Dr.. Pierce's "Golden Medical
Discovery" they would soon have no oc-
cason to say Il. II puriGes the blood,
tones up the system and forttes It against
disease. LISA great anti.bilious remedy
as well,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05

CERTAIN druggists begin to complain
that the only cough remedy they can now
sell is DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
This goes TO prove that intelligent people
are determined TO get the best cure for
coughs, colds and consumption, and will
not lake substitute. D4w
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asseurstnn.
,HO! FOR new ORLEANS!
lho Newand elegant passenger steamer

Tho Newand elegant passenger steamer
Big sandy
will leave Cincinnati for New Orleans on nrlva,o
exclusion trip, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. M i.
" Pare for The round trip only SIS, includlfr SIX
DAis board q New Orleans The steamer Is con.
complete IN all her Appolnlments aud the comfort Of
the passengers will % RSsidHousIy looked nitcr.
For full aFtlculanAddtGs. 77I1'-g y,
l., C, ", HOLLOWAY,
superintendent Big Sandy Packet Conipany.
81. sLd. III rl1t J if Nj. sHd \ fohl .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05
cEALED PROPOSALS.
OPERA HOUSE.
FRIDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 6,
Saturday Matinee, February Z.

Tickets OF admission viii bo provided for tho
committees in charge and lIOsc who take part in
tho above entertainments by applying TO the Com
mIttec Of Arrangements ut the Opera House OH FIJI.
day aftcriI60n.
10 prevent crowd on tho stage, (bchlnl the
sccngsO the above committee Will take charge Of
thu children aud for The time being will take tho
place OF their mothers and Will do NIL ID their
power 10 make this arrangement satisfactory, both
10 tho children md their parents. &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05

A cigarctte.making machine has been
invented TINT will perform tie work OF 80
men. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05
SEALED PROPOSALS.
IS < S'uVf VI 'H' t'uE I. HAzLETT. Secretary.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR HAULING
y COAL AND COKE
gealed proposals will be received at the Wheeling
Gas niice, until TIIllIlaDAY, FkBRU AIRY u. 1855,
alto O'clock r. NJ, for hauling coal and coke for the
Gas Works for one year. Contractor 10 give bond
With approved security for iulHllmGnt Of contTGcL
For further information Inquire at the Gas OliCc.
Hy order OF the Board.
fRhS F. IIAEGETT. Secretary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05
Did She Bleg


"Nol ,.,st .,t
"she fingered and suffered along, rinIngawayall
the time for years" g4r.,
"ThC doctors doing her no good"
"Ahd Of last was cured by this Hop BItLcs the
papers say so much about"
"Indecii Indeedr . Na' n
"aow thankful We should be for that medicine"
A Daughter's..Mlscry. J.
"Eeyen ycass our daughter suffered on bed Of
misery,
'.From complication Of kidney, liver, rheumatic
trouble dnd nervous debility,
"Undcr the care OF the best physicians,
"Who gave her disease yalouS names,
''But no relief,
"And now she Is restored to Us in good health by
as simple remedy as Hop DIttcrs, that We had
Stunned for ycan before using 1t TIRE PARENTS.
Father is Getting Well.
any daughters sy: ~
"How, much better father is since no used Hop
Bltten."
"He Is getting we'll after bis long suffering from
a disease declared lncnnblc."
"And We are 50 glad that no used your DIttars."
"A LADY Of Utica, MY.
eg-None genuine without q bunch Of green Hops
stun with "Hop' or Hops" In their name. M
l.
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Fat1aont, W. Va, Feb. 2, 1885,
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g,e,.r Advertisements.

I1oR RENT-PLEAsANT FURNIsfls
.I ED front room on lecond door. RnqrtTeat
JOE Main street, feb6p
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EDNA and Ethel TABER,
Whose astonishing icats on Roller Skates have
earned for them the HIGHEST eneomiIIms Of
praise OF the prc.S and public whGr-
ever they have appeared.
Advertising Cleats!!

ROSE II I1NTLER,
feb, pgopRiEToRs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05

Local and through tickets are sold via all tho
above lines at Union Railroad Once, 100 Market
street Bly your tickets there ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26
sTlLWELL RUSSELL PARDoNEp,

SrILwELL RUSSELL, late marshal of
the Austin district Tor the United States
district court, has been pardoned by the
president one day before the expiration
of the term for which he was sentenced
TO the penitentiary. His sentence was
for two years. 1t was rather startling
to the friends Of as prominent man as
RUSSELL that he should haye been con-
Ytcted, but there was so much malice
and ugly disposition shown by DISTRICT
| ATTORNEY EVANS that much sympathy
was aroused for him. In fact nothing
was proved against RUSSELL that was
not believed TO have been in consonance
with Republican usage in tho matter of
getting rid of the public funds.
BREWSTER CAMERON was the chair
man of tripartite commission to inves-
tigate southern oilice-holders whose
places were thought to be desirable for
other Republicans. Wherever he and
his associates went and tho name of a
spotted incumbent was mentioned, the
evidence was always forthcoming for
adverse report. Tho advent of this OK
aiming court was but little more than
the sitting of u coroner's inquest. II was
Accommodating BREwsTER's gang
of cxecutioners, and here in Dallas the
heads of NORTON, MINER and others
rolled from the block. In consequence
OF this notorious prescription and the
personal enmity of BREWSTER CAME
RON 70 RUSSELL, tho people generally
folt sympathy for RUSSELL, which
they would not perhaps have expe-
riCnced IL he had been tried for tho
oirenso itself unattended by the cir
cumstances as above referred TO.
Mr.. RUSSELL now IL at liberty. In
spite of the odium attaching to his ser
vice IN tho peniieutlary, he has, aud
will have, many friends. He has them
here in Dallas, and rs no Is purely n
victim OF political persecution II is not
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26
Russia and Corea.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-The Army and
Navy Gazette, commenting upon the
outbreak in Corea, refers to two strong
reasons which Russia has for designing
to extend southwark her frontier to
COrea:
First-She wishes warmer, smaller
and more easily defended naval station
than Vladivostook, whose harbor is
blocked with ice several weeks in the
year.
Second-Russia wishes to obtain a
large, additional native population from
which to raise large force to guard the
Pacific literal and enable her to better
cope, with China. The Gazette urges
England and America, both having
large interests in Corea, to Join with
Japan in an endeavor to Illustrate the
designs OF Russia. England, says the
Gazette, should render Hong Kong safe
against Russian attack, and also main-
tain a strong fleet on the Pacific.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26

New YORK, Jan. 25.-Tho Paulist
Fathers church, at Fifty-ninth street
and Ninth avenue, which has been
building for some years, was dedicated
to-day, the anniversary of tho convers.
ion of st. John, the apostle. There
were morning aud evening services.
Archbishop Carrigau celebrated mass,
and Archbishop Ryan, of Philadelphia,
preached the serm n in tho morning.
Bishop Kean of Richmond, Virginia,
conducted the evening vesper services,
and Bishop Spau,ding, of Peo-
ria, Illinois, made the address.
Among the bishops present were
Ireland, of Minnesota, and O'Connell, OF
California. Tho building is the second
largest in AmerlCa. II will seat 1000.
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cesslon was formed on Canal
street and proceeded to the Arch
Episcopal residenre, where the clergy
nad assembled, and escorted them To
inc historic st. Louis cathedral, the
scene OF the impressive ceremonies.
among those present were Monsip-
nIeuTs James Dobbons, archbisb6n
OF Baltimore, Primate and Pope's
hhegatte, president of the late
rIenary Council, who celebrated
mass for the occasion, attended
oy Rev. Father j. RouXet, vicar-general
OF The diocese of New Orleans,
nous OF the poHtificial mass
was sung by. the regular
Catholic church choir. In the Cathedral
every available space was occupied.
Within the altar railing, and
on one side of the main
altar, was the arch Episeonal
throne, upon which sat Arch
BISHOP Leroy, clad in all the sacred
em6lems of his office, attended by Rev.
rather A. Durier, as assistant priest.
and the Very Reys. Dischany
ana Fifheiet as assistant deacons.
Archbishop Gibbons occupied the throne
opposite Monsegneur Leroy. The visit
ing bishops sat in the sanctuary, each
provided with an altar boy to hold
the holy mitre. Behind and
above to the altar were tho visiting
priests and members of the clergy of The
diocese of New Orleans. After mass
thefollowing is the order of the ceremo-
MES:
Sermon in English, by the Right
Kew. Bishop Fitzgerald, of Little Rock.
=, sermon in French, by the dominican
Father Cotchin.
Profession of faith, by Monsigneur
Leroy and Bishop Monies Daocs, of,San
Luis de Potosi, Mexico.
Then the comforting of the pallium,
followed by the benediction, from Mon.
slgneur Leroy, which closed the cere-
monies.
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Bill.

BY Electromagnetic be Entitled an Act to
Amend Article 453l, Chapter2, of the Re-
Vised Statutes; in tho House, January II.
1855, Read by Caption, and January 10,
1855, by Permission Referred to Committee
on strife Affairs; January q, 1885, Report
ed Favorably and $50 copies Ordered
Printed.
SECTION 1.-Be it enacted by the leg
lslature of the state of Texas, that artf-
Gle 1881, chapter 2, of the Revised Stat
utes, be SO amended as to hereafter read
as follows:
Article 453l.-There shall be elected at
each general election, by the qualified
voters of each Justices precinct, a CON
stable Tor such precinct, who shall hold
his Office for the term Of two years, and
until his successor is elected and quail
fed; provided, that where, in any such
Justices precinct, there may be o CITY OF
5000 or more inhabitants, there shall be
| elected two constanles.
COMMITTEE REPORT.
committee Room. Austin, Jan, 49, 1885
hon. Il. L. Foster, Speaker ofthe House OF
Representative
SIR:-Your committee on state af-
fairs, to whom was referred house bill
No. 30, entitled Gan act to amend article
453l OF the Revised Statutes," beg leave
to report that they have carefully ex.
amined the same, and instruct me to re.
port the same back with the recommen.
datlon that it do pass, and ask that l5C
copies be printed. All of which is re.
specttully submitted. STEELE,
Chairman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26

SENATOR JONES, Of Houston, forgets
his own constituency and labors alone
for the interests of Galveston. Ho re-
minds ono of the man on a burning
steamboat on the Mississippi. While
his own shirt tail was all ablaze he was
trying to save the drawers of room
mate. The time may come when Soma
tor JONES VIII have some measure be-
fore the senate for the benefit of his own
constituency, whom the people of the
state will be surprised if his efforts are
as great AS they have been for the Gal
weston syndicate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26

There are many cheap cosmetics
offered for sale, which claim to contain
nothing injurious to the skin. This is
all bosh, all, or very nearly all are COM
pounded from the most doleterious and
poisonous drugs in the materia medica
They destroy the vitality of the skin,
making the consumer prematureiy
wlthered and old. j. A. Pozzoni guar
antees his medicated complexion pow
der entirely free from all Injurious mat
ner' Use none other aud you will
never regret, Price 80 cents and $l.OO
per box Sold by all druggists and per-
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IHE Houston age has been Interview
ing man from Galveston in regard to
the circulation of papers in the State.
Among other things the interviewed
said, was that the Dallas HERALD and
other papers outside of Galveston had a
circulation in the little villages where
they were published. The Galveston man
ala not know how any one happened to
hear of the Dallas HERALD. If the gem
tleman had read the HERALD on the
deep water contribution which the News
asked for, to keep the city on the sand
island alive, he might have changed his
views in regard to papers and cities other
than the News and Galveston.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26

THERE is a bill introduced in the
house of representatives by Mr.. Aus
TIN, our floater, to which the HERALD
most decidedly objects. 1t is bill "No.
2O7, authorizing the commissioners
courts OF the several counties in this
state to invest the permanent school
fund of their respective counties in
vendors leins notes and notes secured
by mortgages on unincumbered roal
estate" This is bad bill and will not
pass. No such room for jobbery should
be afforded the beat Of men. 1t is hoped
the bill will be sternly rebuked by a
unanimously unfavorablo report from
the committee.
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Railroad Matters.
A NASHVILLE CUT,

CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 25.-The Nash
vile d. Chattanooga railroad has
opened war on the East Tennessee,
Virginia 81 Georgia, and the Memphis
* Charleston, and has cut passenger
rates from Chattanooga to Memphis to
". Tho former rate was $3.50. The
Nashville road has also cut freight rates
IRON Chattanooga to local points on the
Memphis ~ Charleston 50 per cent,
THE NV ORLEANS ROUTE.
HOUSTON, Jan. Special A mum.
per OF passengers from California en-
route TO the New Orleans exposition are
laying over here on account of washouts
on the New Orleans road, but leave TO-
morrow morning. The Neches river Is
falling, and railway officials think
travel Will DO regularly resumed in ten
DAYS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26

THE Brennan Banner makes n great
error when it says: "The Dallas HER.
AID is now engaged in warfare on the
galveston News. 1t is not the purpose
OF the Banner to interfere or offer any
advice. We would remark, however,
that both are very excellent papers, and
that the state is large enough for both
OF them to grow and prosper, without
crowding each other" The HERALD
will say the News is an excellent paper,
tribute tho News never pays any
other paper, unless under duress, and
the HERALD knows the state is large
enough for the HERALD and the News
, but the HERALD is getting away will
tho News in territory, and the latter i:
trying to increase It's dominion by OK
tending its circulation into the Gulf
through the aid of deep water. TIL,
: Banner is assured that there will b,
f no "crowding each other" unless TIN
Gulf territory plays out.
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CRESCENT CITY CULLINGS,
GRANDEUR OF THE EXPOSITION
All tho World and Uncle Sam on Dress
Parhde-Texas the Brightest Star of
the constellation Advice
to Texas Visitors.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25.--[Special.l-
Your Atlanta, Texas, correspondent is
now in New Orleans. The exposition is
simply superb. No man can in one
month take it in, and yet it is improv-
ing every day. 1 have not yet presented
my letters to Col. Elliott, because ]
wanted to see for myself. One thing !
notice is New Orleans does not appreci.
ate this magnificent enterprise. Men
who wero at Philadelphia and Louis.
vile tell me that these shows were
plgmles beside this grand panorama OF
the world.
Think of it,
TH1R1Y-FIYE ACRES OF LAND
in one building, and this building filled
full of all that the world holds in its
usual house way of things. In this
building you not only see America, but
every civilized nation is here with dis
play, and nationality is preserved in
language, dress and things.
Another building with sixteen acres
covered, and in it the states of this great
government, with arts, sciences and
products, and the naval, treasury, state
and other departments, including
thousands of models of the most valua,
Wv anu iIlN6llblUuS from JnG
patent Office at Washington, are dis
played.
THE GREELY RELIEF EXPEDITION,
With the ratiOns for the men, their
clothing, the sleds and boats, with ice
saws and tho identical harness of the
dogs, otc., etc. Tho naval department
with its guns and the models of snips:
the treasury department with it's bonds
and coin; the posto1lice department. in
regular working order, including rail
way service, manner of receiving and
delivering mails; and, right close to and
ADJOINING is Texas, with her grand dis
play.
VENI, VIDE, VICE!
is none too much q motto, and should
be inscribed over tho five-pointed star
elevation and adjournment, showing her
headquarture. While other states are
fully and creditably represented, Texas
in fact is fact. She shows up grandlv.
All honor to Col. Elliott and his assist
ants.
Capt Joseph Hobap, one Of the honor
airy commissioners from my district, is
on the ground, and is fixed
with such information as will be
needed by every Texan visiting the
exposition. Call on him, Texans, at his
address, at No. 26 Chartres street. and
save hotel bills. He will assign you to
good. quiet rooms, and save you money
and time.
THE HOTELS
are acting remarkably fair with the
visitors to New Orleans, charging them
only SO per day, which is only slight
advance over the old price, but as said
before, New Orleans does not
realize that tho worlds child is to be
born, whose name shall be
AMITY,
and whose mission will be to proclaim
reigns, and commerce, art and agricul-
ture rules the world, while politics,
religion and war will be the study OF
the recluses of the future.
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The Cause of the Greatest Anxiety.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-The great anxiety
IN regard to the safety
of Gen. Stewart and his
airy, from whom no deilnite
news has been received since tho 10Th
inst, the day of the battle at Abu-klea
wells, ovorshadows even the interest
in the explosions. Officials of
tho war Office have been
gathered in the Office all day, awaiting
the arrival OF dispatches from tho SOU
dan, but none have been received.
Plenty of rumors were in
circulation, however, to the effect
that Gen. Stewards entire force
had been killed. Numerous officers of
the government and others called at the
war Office during the day to learn II
there was any news.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26

HARVARD has dropped compulsory
attendance upon religious services on
Sunday and vast majority of tho stu
dents are insisting on the abolition of
compelled attendance at morning pray
ers. If it would make the boys better to
attend prayers it would doubtless be a
good idea to compel them to go, but
there is an old saying to the effect that
you can "lead a horse to water but can't
make him drink" which has much
worldly wisdom in it.
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Cnlvort snninl Nntns

CALVERT, Jan. 25.-ISpecial. A skat-
ing-rink that opened some two weeks
ago IS having quito run, and the
dances given at the rink twice a week
are. greatly enjoyed by the young folks.
Miss Daniels, one OF Sherman's fairest
bellies, is visiting some friends here and
her presence at the dances "Wednesday
and Friday evenings last added greatly
to foreclosures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26

THEinaugural proceedings attending
the installation Of GOV. IRELAND and
LiEur-Gov' GIBBs We're delayed by
the "act of Con" and exceedingly bad
weather. They were interesting and
the HERALD regrets, for the sake of its
readers, that the account was not re-
ceived in time for publication.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26

IHE Mineral Wells Pilot says that
any one who will renew his subscrip-
uon to that paper will receive box of
BARRIERS pneumonia medicine. This
reminds ono of the boy who said to his
companion: "BoD, if you will give me
bite Of your apple I'll show you my
sore toe.r