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in good condition. For this reason it IS
that the business of making artificial limbs
has developed, and in recent years has be-
come an art. and will continue to flourish
so long as railroads and buzz-saws continue
to run or the multifarious diseases to which
human flesh is heir to prowl about to the
enriching of the medical fraternity. And
although it is common expression to say
a man has cork leg. in reality he has no
such thing, as any dealer in limbs will in
form any one who takes the trouble to ask
him. A lower town dealer gives the reason
for the term cork leg. it having become
common from the fact that artificial limbs
are so very light. ''They are mostly made
of English willow" said the dealer in ques-
ton, as he exhibited lot OF pieces in the
rough that adorned one compartment of his
establishment These chunks are simply
sections of the tree cut about the required
length. with large hole bored lengthwise
through the center. The hole is made both
TO enable the wood to seasonwithout cracking
and to obtain an article of light weight,
which is highly requisite. Some solid pieces
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-17
HANDMADE HUMANS.
The Dream of Theorist Who Had Gone
Mildly Mad on Biological
Topics.
A Human Being Built By Hand Lack
ing But One Thing to Render
Him Alive.
1t Cannot, However, be Worked in
Practice, This Art of the
Theorist.

A well-known surgeon in the East whose
professional services had several times been
demanded across the Atlantic, SO great was
his skill, had successfully performed so many
operations, apparently impossible and en-
larging the field of surgery, that whatever
his original belief may have been he came
to an absolute disbelief in creator. He
had seen man carved and patched in so
many different ways that his cold-bloOd
philosophy contemplated building a man
piecemeal like mere lot of machinery.
Such tenets are in the extreme and be-
yond even the comprehension of persons
constituted like the greater proportion of
humanity. They seem ridiculous but q
well educated and skillful surgeon believed
them, nevertheless. He reduced the vital
spark to mere chemical combination.
which, as yet, he had not analysed, but
might have worked toward the ultimate ac-
cOmpliShment of his object much as a
mathematician deals with his infinity. Pos
sibly, too the surgeon would meet with the
same difficulty as the mathematician, who.
however near he may approach infinity, can
ductively that if a man could be made to
walk well OH two artificial legs and feed
himself with two artificial hands, could eat
his food with artificial teeth, and still per-
ceive OdOr if his nose be replaced with
wax one, then might not it seem probable
that another step could be taken in this
patchwork process and the patient be
made TO
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-17

THINK VIII AHIIF ICIAIl bhAINS.
To be sure there was critical step in the
process, but it had never been tried. If
man could masticate his food with artificial
teeth why could not a shop-made @sopha-
gus be made to serve all the purposes of
deglutition? Why not be made to breathe
by means Of artificial lungs that would
never be susceptible to either pneumonia or
consumption, and digest his food by simply
having stuffed his artificial brains with
knowledge of chemistry. If man can see
when he has one glass eve why can't he see
with two? Undoubtedly he could if the
proper coupling could be devised to con-
meet the real and the artificial At this
stage of the process the reader is no
doubt positive that the perfection of
the plan is as much hypothetical Utopia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-06
BELLtIRE.

A meeting OF the coal miners is called
for this morning a. 10 o'clock in City
Hall
The NJ. L. church bazaar opened up on
Belmont street 10 large crowd last night
The affair will be continued tonight. The
musical programme Cf last evening will be
rendered in part sgain this evening
The ice men ARE q! work on the creek
again. The ice is a5ont seven inches
thick.
The bazaar to b. htli By ST. John q
church will take place on February "a. II
is thought that all the hose companies will
contest for the trumpet
The voters OF West Wheeling are talking
OF having the township divided into two
districts so that there wal! De d voting place
at West Wheeling, They say il is too far
10 come here 10 vo'c
Rev. Father Call hn, presented Liberty
Hose Company with about twenty vol
umes Of an illustrated history Of the Uni
ted States,
A number Of .rlsrds OF Mrs. Phoebe
Fowler. who died at Martins Ferry on
Thursday, will 20 up today to attend the
funeral
The late addition to the room in which
the bazaar is being held has proved a
boon for the ladies'. 1t is being used as
a dining room,
The Y. NJ. c. A, room is open on
Saturday.
sias Rodefer wGs married to Mrs Clara
Maple, on Thursday evening, by Rev j.
NJ. Monroe. :;
The X OF l.. is talking Of renting Cen
tral Hall
Fred Hazel, B. i o. express agent, is
still unable 10 be on duty.
About seventy light letters have been car
ried here by the special delivery boys since
the inauguration Of the new system,
The plumber was kept busy Yesterday
attending to bursted pipes
Pew. J. N. Monroe on Wednesday even
ing married Mr.. Daniel Brewer and Miss
Ella Suedeker in the Windsor Hotel par
lor.
The Elysiau rims will be open this even
ing.
No arrests at the lookup for seyera
days.
The local trains on the railroads are car
rvipc large numbers Of passengers.
The interior Of the new dining car Ass
SOFT" on the B. &. o., is very handsome
and the porters ere very proud OF theil
new cor
The Bazar being Flven By the ladies o'
the N. f. Church will be open this after
noon. Choice refreshm snts will be served
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-06
HORSE SHOE NAIL WORKS BURNEE,

The Intense Gold at Fallston, Pa Makes
Impossible to Save Them.
FALLsroy, Pa, February 5.-The toEss
5hoe nail works Of Warriok 4 Co., and tie
handle factory operated by Dicksy d Son,
were burned this morning about o'clock.
The frst named building aud machinery
Was valued at $4,000 and was insured for
sll,OO The handle factory was worth
s., 900 and carried an insurance Of 81 900.
The thermometer registered l3 degrees
below zero and the intense cold and email
supply Of water made it impossible 10 save
the building. Forty men who who were
employed in the tEo establishment are
thrown ont 0! vork. The Bail works we're
crowded with orders and were running
night and day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-06
the n BEAUTIFUL "
Still Continues to Act in a very
Ugly Manner.
STORM RAvAeEs ATLANTIC STATES
Railroads showed Under and the lhef-
mometer Down to a Low
Figure.

New YORK, February 5.-The weather
in the Atlantic coast States continues un'
usually severe. At Shenandoah, Pa, the
thermometer registered 10 to l6 degrees
below zero, the coldest ever known there
Work was suspended in several collieries'
the public schools were closed, water mains
frozen and several persons had their hands
or feet frozen. The temperature is moder'
sting tonight
Last night passenger train stuck In
drift and remained there until noon to-day
Some of the passengers passed the night
in the train and others walked to Honey
Brook, three miles distant.
Trains on the Pennsylvania road are great
Iy delayed. Norristown, Pa, reports trains
moving with great difficulty and with oc'
cssional blocksdes requiring many hours
of labor to remove the drifts. A freight
train got stuck near Flourtown
early this morning and many Of the care
became hidden under the drifts. On the
Schuylkill Valley road a locomotive was
kent running all night to keep the track
clear. At Cape May, n. j., snow IS the
heaviest for years, thermometer mark at
zero and high wind prevails. So tar no
wrecks have been reported. RaiIroaosraVel
is suspended.
At Norfolk, Va, the signal service re-
ports three and half above zero, the cold
es, since the great storm Of 1857. Prov
ipce,own, Mass, reports the storm
which struck Cape Cod on Wednesday
night continued. The wind is blowing q
regular blizzard with binding snow, and
making it impossible to see ten yards from
shore. Surfmeu have been patrolliDS the
beach continuously for the past forty'eight
hours. No wrecks are reported.
Dover n. H, reports the mercury as
hanging l3' to l8' below zero in that
vicinity. :,
On Long Island the wind has been blow
ing q gale, with the temperature at o to
C below zero. The Long leland railroad
mas been blocked with trains in the drlita
aimee Yesterday afternoon.
In the vicinity Of Rome, \. y, the tenn
perAture is 20 to 25' below, and from o
to Is below at and near Troy.
I LOWEST EVER RECORDED.
/ FORTRESS MONROE, February 5.-Mer
curry stood at zero lowest ever recorded
here. The snow is six inches deep.
aoDERATING AT TIE CAPITAL.
WASHINGTON, February 5.-The weather
is moderating. The mercury. which wa'
two degrees below zero a. 7 O'Clock this
morning, registered 10 above at lOP M
STRUCK CHARLESTON.
+ CHARLESTON. S. C, February "a coic
wave struck Charleston about daylight thu
morning. The minimum temperature II
about l3 degrees above zero.
CoLDEsr SINCE 1880.
RICHMOND, February Last night an(
to-day were the coolest bore since 1880
This morning the thermometer ranges
from four about to eight bsloW. Reports
from points in the State along the rail
roads show the thermometer ranging II
and 80 degrees below.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-06
the BLIZZARD KNOCKS BUSINESS.
Movement Checked by the Snow and Cold
The State of Trade.

Movement Checked by the Snow and Cold
The State of Trade.
NEW YORK, February 5.-Specisls to
Bradstreets indicate that the continued
snow storm has checked the movement OF
merchandise more seriously in the south
west and northwest than at the east. The
very low temperature hos raised doubts
as to the condition Of western
range cattle. Country roads have
again become impssssbls and country
merchants find business at q low point.
The leading distributing centres East and
West, with the exception CT Cleveland,
Chicago and Milwaukee, report trade less
active than ore week ago. At Chicago
mail orders for resssortment stocks
of dry goods have prevented special
dullness 6nd like record is
given by other leading ires there
At the East dry goods are moving less
freely from commission. Print cloths are
reported slightly weaker at nominslly un-
changed prices Wool is in moderate re-
quest at seabosrd markets, apd late con
tinue ty manufacturers To produce heavy
weight soo5sihdica:e probable purchases
of raw material 10 o stimulating extent
The movement Of boots and shoes
has not been quite so brisk, owing to efforts
TO obtain sn advance Of a TO 5 per cent.
The general Industrial situation may be
characterized as in some respects better
than for two years past, but manufacturers
in many cases are reported as refraining
from new ventures through fear Of dicta-
ii on the part Of labor organizations.
The prices and demand for pig is un.
changed at The east. There has been q
slight advance in the west owing to sn in.
crease in railway freight rates. Steel rails
are plainly weak This is explained, as
are the late orders OF British
steel rails from the United States by the
complaint that certain American rail mills
had been turning out low grade rails to
the prejudice of the home product. The
wheat market has been lower and higher
pga;n. On the Pac6c coast
an excellent crop outlook and
heavy stocks have depressed wheat. Corn
aud Data have beon steady and higher.
Grocery staples are depressed, the move
ment OF coffee aud sugar being behind that
OF last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-06
To George W. Zepp. of Berkely county
two hundred and ninety dollars.
the PARKERssURG OFFICE.
New Postonices Created and Postmaster
Appointed.
SpgcfaI % ne REGISTER.

WASHINGTON, February j.--The papers
10 the Parkersburg postofiee cise have all
been sent 10 the White House with the
recommendations Of Senator Camden and
Postmaster General Villas for the appoint
men, of Alfred Williams. 1t IL believed
that Williams name Will be sent TO the
Senate on Monday.
The Senate has held but oae executive
session this week, and this evening it ad-
iourned until Monday.
A pos,ofice has been established st
Harmon, Randolph county W. Va, and
A. II. Harper has been commissioned post
master.
The postothce at Substantial. Webster
county, has been discontinued.
An c.Ece has been established az Nc
Lsius. Writ county, aud c. ). ShoWaiter
has been appointed postmaster.
The following West Virginia postinas
ters have been commissioned: Thos. +.
Surgeon g, Glen Elk, Allen Thomas at
Pomona. Jas c. Crawford ~ Cameron,
and James ". Robinson st Fel!owsTiiie.
Among the fourth clsss postmasters ap
poin,ed to-day was F.. A Warren OF Rush
vile, Lewis county, vice W. 3. Mckinley.
Hon. John W &Sscu and George N
Whi,escarver, ofGrafion, and John Basel,
Of Clagksburg, were among the prominent
West Virginia arrivals yesterday. The
frs, two we're on business in Baltimore
and spent this afternoon in Washington
Esteniur to Senator Hayvisous great
speech Ga the Dakots blll
FLAGG' APFOINTGEST.
WAsuINGrox, February 5.-ths nALls
Of George Fl. Flagg was yesterday cent tc
the Senate 10 De postmaster 81 Charles
tows, ~. !G Mr. Flagg had no opPos;'
ton for the place Z Chsrlestown Demo
crst said to night that plagg had bis
petition in circulA,iou al the polls on eiec,
ion dsy 10 November. 1884, and secured
the signature of every Democratic voter IL
| Charlestown, thus taking time by tue fore
( lock and cutting of ali opponents IL
had great faith IN Clevelsnds ) election
and when Il WAS too late others VII;
would have applied Tor the office reahGat
they had endorsed another man at mo
ment when they fsls sure Of Blaine s elec
tion.
TALAAGE UpENs THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. February j.--ReV
/ Mr.. Talmsge op9ued tee Senate yesterds.
morning with prayer. On account OF tn
great snow storm and almost impsssiol
condition of many streets. the member
were ueazly ell delayed, and bat four Sen
stors heard the B.SyeF.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-06
BRIID0EYOET.

Constable John Stuff was On, ths pike
Yesterday subpensing q feS instances 10
The Lie ConoEay case.
r. g. Mitchell is laid up With severe
boil On his neck.
The butchers oct .hs pike sIs pa,iiSs
up q heavy crop ot ice.
Cottage prayer mesting convened ct
The residence Of Mr. J1mes Clark, last
night.
Mr.. Muuseh, trsysilog sSlssas0 ies tts
La Belle Glsia Company, Ia able u
be about again sf,sr long confinement
with sprsinsd ankle.
Yesterday afternoon tbs Bsookside see
ipg circle convened at the resiesnes Of
Mrs.. Thomss Frazier and b1sied fhstIr
selyes IN the construction Of c,srJ 9u'ltA
Those O. the members who we're prefsnt
were Mrs Mary Sturgeon, Me. Gert,s
Ameriue, Mrs. Thomas Frazier, hrs. D.
W. Mediii, Mrs. I'd. q. Well..
Mr. Thomas wotley 10 still in ssrioss
condition.
! number Of C., L. & W. oahcisls ere tn
town in q special car:
The coiored N. {. coogrsgssio1 are
building Q new church 10 Kirksood, :,
Mr.. 4. J. Bsgssis doing ss well - c"a'a
be e1pscted-
Yesterday Mr.. Thomas Brooks Iess sIt,
q sIiaht accident while G; work IN his eoa'
bank. A piece Of soapy,oas fell from ne
roof of the room snd struck him 10 u:
shoulder. crushing him TO tie grouad sed
brusisg him slightly srd spfsirins ~
back badly.
There j. q certain grocery keeper in ihls
, place Who had 9 ps.iiion largely ngned p
our citizens, askisg 10 Be sppo'nsea :
: oox:aas.sr. 70 whom certain cart sn.s'
|. oved BIZ for goods. Tbs esocef ~
= wouId-bs P. N. presented sss s,il :e,esa g,
: zines and at las, in re.ssu recsi'sa : u. !,
! from bis debtor Of s5 for Gee .:snstafe y !.
n ostition fcs posioi6es. The teilo. ssys : :
= 5,e, no, use his i.aaspes fcr ro's1ns. - -
3 So.. no. ,;ga pst.iops for fan ns -
=. n The Ohio Legislature sssss oo''
ls,." are more nnnsroas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-06
eIBsoN's CHANCES
To Distin EUi,h himself in Regard to the
Telephone Cases

WASHINGTON, February 5.-Mr. Eu'-
tsce Gibson, of West Virginia, is Chairman
cf the committee charged with the inves'
tigation of the Pan-Electric Telephone.
Company, which just nov is source OF
scandal whether Justly or upJustiy, Sscsuse
Of block Of stock held by Att@ney-Gen'
erai Garland.
Mr.. Gibson called 6is committee together
10 dsy. and, strange 10 say. Was altogether
too much cf a stric: ccnstructionlst as
10 the powers Of the committee
The. Intent Of the House IN direct
ipg an investigation was clearly to make
INQUIRY as to whether the stock OF the
Telephone Company had been placed
among public men With corrupt PurpoSe.
NJ Gibson, however, thought that the
scope OF the investigation should be limited
"a 10 the auolnt Of money, II any, had
been expended by the Government IN the
! telephone cases recently before the interior
Department. In view of the scandal al
tsched 20 the Pan Electric Company and
the character Of those involved, Mr.. Giosor
wouId have 10 trouble should be ask th'
House 10 widen the ioquirY. He has 81
opoortunity to either silence this criticism
or bring condemnation upon the guilty,
suy be found. There should be no hair
splitting in the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-06
Steel Rail Basihsss.

NV YoRk, February 5.-A mestiDg Of
the steel rail manufacturers Of the United
States was held ia Philsdelphia last
wednesday. The general sitaadou Of
the business Sss diacusssd and report.
we're received showing that orders had
aIreaIy been booked for the current year
for F23 600 tons ct steel rails. The pro
dnet for 1886 Wss h5iied a. tn
Saratoga ues,ing TO T75,0G0 tons
bu. subsequently The amount va
raised 10 ! 900, 900 tons. at the meetIn;
in Philsdelphis on Wednesday, It va
avreei that when orders received auounte'
70 % 8 600, 900 tons the limit should Re sI
! tended TO l,l50, 900 ta3s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-06
SteInGtz Was.

ST LOUIS. February j-lhe chess
ustca was resumed 81 o'clock this alter
noon. The ATTENDANCE vas about the
same as On Wednesday, sud incladed most
Of the strong players il ;he city hs we'll 81
outside plsces.
Stsinitz won in 50 moves lime, foui
hours and twelve mioutes q which Lupsr
tort consursd txo Lo35s aaG t~o minutes
and Steinitz two bours End ten minutes
The next game will be plsyed on Monday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-06
NuFFIING W VA SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY

dollars, heirs at law OF John Franklin, de
ceased; in oil, sixty dollars.
To Thomas J. Grove, of Grant county
two thousand nine hundred and twenty
seven dollars and sixteen cents.
To Henry Il. Harper, administrator o.
Jacob Harper, deceased, of Raleigh county
sixty dollars.
To Wellington HoIley, of Greenbriel
county, ore hundred and twenty-five dol
lars.
To Fenelou Howes, OF Barbour county,
forty six dollars and twenty cents.
To David r. and William A. Hudgel
administrators of Jsnifer Hudgel, deceased
Of Berkeley county, one hundred aud TWEEN
ty.two dollars and fifty cents.
To Samuel p. Henshsw, of Berkeley
county, four hundred aud twenty dollars.
To f. NJ Harrison, OF Mineral county
sixty dollars.
To Jacob Isner, Of Randolph county, one
hundred and twenty-five dollars.
To James Logic, administrator OF A.
Il. Herney, deceased, Of Jefferson county
two hundred and ifty-two dollars.
To Simeon Kesner, OF Grant county, ,one
hundred and ten dollars.
To Yiuson Lucsus, Of Cabell county,
seventy-6ge dollars.
To Julia A. Locke, Of Jefferson county
seventy dollars.
To Lewis Lynch, OF Grsenbrier county,
one hundred and twenty-five dollars.
ToJ. Garland Hirst, administrator Of
James Lindsey, deceased, one hundred and
twenty dollars.
To Elisha 7. Mitchell, of Ca5ell county,
one hundred and twenty-five dollars.
To James T. Mitchell, of Boone county
one hundred and twenty dollars.
To EiIza W. McGsry, executrix OF WI
liam McGsry, of Berkeley county, seventy
one dollars and Fifty cents
To John W. OF, Of Jefferson county,
three hundred and eighty-six dollars and
twenty. FIVE cents.
To George F. Randolph. franklin F.
Randolph and Deborah +. Randolph, ex'
ecutors of Jeptha F. Randolph, deceased,
Of Harrison eounty, one hundred and i've
dollars.
To Baker Ropp, administrator Of Henry
Riner, deceased, Of Berkeley county, forty
dollars.
To Samuel Strauss. Of Kanswha county
six hundred dollars.
To Thomss u Schoppert, OF Berkeley
comfy, ftty-;our dollars aud fifty cents.
To r. P. H. Stau5, administrator Of
William Wsgeley, deceased, Of Berkeley
comfy, one hundred and seventy four dol
lars
To George W. ZepP. of Berkely county
two hundred and ninety dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-06
IRISH COMMENT
On Gladstone's Address and the
New Ministry.
MICHAEL pAvITTIAUo GLADSTONE,
Charaeterizng Him as the Only English
Statesman Able to Grapple
the Irish Problem.

DUBLIN, February 5.-Ths Freemsns
Journal, CONNIE en,ing on Mr.. Glsdstone's
election address to his constituents, says
the Prime Minister explicitly recognises
that ne settlement Of the land or education
question in Ireland is possible without
Irish sell. government
The Express (Conservshve) says Il 10
nsuseating to be confronted with such talk
as Mr.. Gladstones address contains about
an inquiry into the affairs Of Ireland Hhsn
the radical Ministers" that crime, boy.
cottipg and breach Of contracts are ram.
pant in this country.
DAvIrr on GLADSTONE.
LONDON. February 6.-Michssl DAvttt,
speaking at Holloway tonight, said be BE-
leved that Mr.. Gladstone was the only
English statesmen that had the courage
and ability to grapple with the Irish prob
lem and establish peace between England
and Ireland. The Premier, Mr.. Davitt
said, had already settled the religious in-
equality and had made an honest attempt
to solve the land problem. His failure to
deal in satisfactory manner with the lat
ter question was due 10 the tact that be
has not gone to the root OF the matter.
AFPoNrNESTs.
LONDON, February 5.-Earl OF Aberdeen,
Lord Lieutenant Of Aberdeenthire. Scot.
land, has been appointed Viceroy Of, Ire
land.
Baron Wolverton. ex.Paymsster Gen
eral, has been appointed Postmaster Gen.
eral
Mr.. Charles Russell, Liberal member
for Hackney, The new Attorney General,
in bis address requesting the rs election Of
his constituents, proclaims himself in favor
Of allowing Irishmen to deal with Irish
questions on Irish soil while at the same
time he tsvors maintaining all the cafe
guards OF the supremacy OF the Crown.
Mr.. J. Ceilings Liberal member Of Par
iamen, tor Ipswich, whose three acres
and COY" amendment to the address in
reply 10 the Queens speech caused the
overthrow OF the Conservatives, has been
appointed by Mr. Gladstone, Secretary Of
the Local Government Board.
Mr.. J. Highly, Liberal member for Wis
beich, Csmbridgeshire, has been appointed
Solicitor General.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-06
OH Citizen Dead
Special 10 ias R.gisia.

CnAsLzsrop, ". Va february 5.-Df.
T,ucias l. Gom;ccE. ~ cid GDd prominent
citizen, disG tbis m.rning Il II o'clock
aged Sc ysays, Of cousumption. de has
besu in i'll health for some tine. lie
came to KsnAwba 10 1862 AID married
Miss Elizabeth RuFntr rs VS. native
Of New York state.
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A New WAY To Pay old Debts.

Shakespeare tells how this can be sc
conphshed in one Of his immortal plays;
but debts to nature must be paid on &c.
maud unless days Of grace be obtained
through thu use Of DE-. PieTce's Golden
Medical Discovery It Is No: q "cureah
but invaluable for sore throat, bronehitia,
asthma. catsrrh. consumption, and ali dig
eases Of the pulmonary and o.her organs,
caused by scsofuls or bad blood, ScEofu'
lous ulcers, szelIings and tunors are
cured By It's wonderful Alternative action
! BIZ druggists.