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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-18
THE COUNTY LIBRARY
STEPS TO BE TAKEN TO INCREASE IFS
VALUE AND USEFULNESS
Meeting Yesterday Of Committees of the Bar AssOca-
ton and Board Of County Commissioners to
Consider the Matter.

For some time past the members oil the
Ohio County Bar Association and the MEM
bers of the Board of Commissioners have
been greatly dissatisfied with the County
Library, and among the attorneys particu-
larry there has been deep desire to change
the mode of management and have the COL
lection of legal lore increased in some
systematic manner, either through sys-
TEN of exchanging Reports with other
States or by au appropriation OF money oy
the County. At recent meeting OF the
Bar Association, special committee OF
three, consisting OF Judge George
E. Boyd, Henry S. Russell
and T. NJ. Garyin, was appoint
ed to present memorial to the Board oil
Commissioners, asking for the appointment
of a special committee, with whom the at
torneys might confer. In conformity with
this request, the Board, at its last regular
meeting, appointed Messrs. Delbrugge,
Picket and Nichols as such committee, they
to confer with the Bar Association COM
mittee and report to the next meeting OF
the Board.
Yesterday afternoon the two commit
tees met in the rooms of the Board of Com
missioners, and aftera somewhat lengthy
consultation, the following memoranda
was drawn up for submission TO the Com
miSsioners:
1T is suggested that the Board purchase
necessary text books. This is made de-
sirable by reason of the fact that the Court
of Appeals needs books for the purpose OF
considering cases. When books are not
accessible to that Court it takes cases
of to Charleston for decision which have
been submitted here.
The Librarian should be required to
give bond, so as to make him responsible
for books.
"If the Board would offer to appropriate
some certain amount of money, equal to
what the State might appropriate, it is
not unlikely that the State could be got
to appropriate an amount to be used in
purchasing back numbers of Reports not
now in the library.
"A rule should be adopted that no
books should be allowed to 20 out Of the
library except to one of the court rooms,
and then only on the order ola Judge OF
the Supreme, Circuit or Municipal Court
"The Librarian ought to be i'll the
Court House and the library accessible
daily from a. III. to II m; and from p.
m. to 6 p. nj.
THE librarian should see that West
Virginia's Reports due the county by law
are procured from the State.
ut is suggested that the Reports issued
from this time on by those States whose
Reports are not now taken, be subscribed
for, leaving to be hereafter procured, if
possible, the back numbers of these Re-
ports This suggestion would entail an
annual expense of not over $50"
These suggestions, if carried out, would
undoubtedly result in the great improve
ment of the library, and render it of de-
cidedly more value to the attorneys and
Court. Little expenditure of money is
involved, and it is very probable that rules
based upon the memoranda, will be
adopted and steps taken to secure the de-
sired additional books
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-18
The Western Associated Press.

DETROIT, November 1.-THE annual
meeting of the Western Associated Press
wss held here to-day. The report Of the
Board of Directors showed that business
was in satisfactory shape, The following
officers were elected: Directors, Richard
Smith, of the Cincinnati Commercial Ga
zette; w. n. Haldeman, Of the Louisville
Courier Journal; d. NJ. Houser, of the st.
Louis Globe Democrat; w. ID. Peckham,
of the Dayton Journal; w. n. Sullivan, OF
the Chicago Journal; II. II. Byram, of the
Pittsbnrg Chronicle Telegraph, and NJ. II.
DeYoung, OF the San Francisco Chronicle.
President /. F. Mack, of the Sandusky
Register; Vice President James Philan, of
the Memphis ArdIdnche; Secretary II. F.
Baker, of Detroit.
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NAILS ADVANCED
At the Special Meeting Held In Pittsburgh,
Yesterday,

At the Special Meeting Held In Pittsburgh,
Yesterday.
President J. " Vance, Secretary George
Wise, and number Of oHr LOCAL nail
manufacturers attended the special meet
ing of the Western Nail Association, held
at Pittsburgh yesterday, to talk over the
state of the nail market and consider the
ACCESSIBILITY of advancing the card over the
s3,30 rate heretofore ruling. President
Vance presided, aud after the situation had
been maturely considered, it was agreed
TO advance the rate from 500 to 81. p,
with the usual discounts. The outlook
foT trade was reported to be fair, and the
manufacturers seemed TO be well pleased
with the state of the market.
The following Associated Press telegram
was sent ont from Pittsburgh last even
ing:
PITTSBURGH, PA, November 1.-THE
nail manufacturers of the West held a
meeting this morning, in response to the
call sent out by the Western Nail Associa-
ton for general gathering of the nail
men Of the West. There WAS fair rep
fesentatiop AZ the meeting, delegates
being present fFom Wheeling, w. Va,
Chicago, Steubenyille. O., BeileEille, ~,
Bellaire, o., Ashland, Ky, Ironton, o.,
and all the Pittsburgh factories. A gen.
eral review Of the market was made in
which it was shown that large advances
in the price Of pig iron and steel, which
are used in the manufacture of nails have
been recently made. 1t was then decided
to advance nails to q s.. % card, which is
ap advance o. five cents per key on the old
card.
The meeting then adjoursd.
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RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT.

Adopted by the Medical Class of the West
Virginia University on the Death Of DIR.
Allen.
WHEREAS, God for q wise purpose has
removed from MS our beloved professor,
DIR. b. w. Allen and
WHEREAS, The intimate relations ex-
istinv between DR.. Allen and his class rem
der it proper that we should place on rec
ord our appreciation of his services and
merits both a. an instructor and rs man;
therefore, be it
Resolrsd, That in the death of DIR. Allen
the University loses one Of its best instruc
tors-a lover of his classes, friend ut the
student, an eminently sensible and practi-
cal man, possessed OF, if not Il protested
christian, ~ the elements OF q true chris
tian.
ResOlred, That we, the members OF the
medical class, tender our sympathies to
the heart. broken widow in this Der great
atflictiOn.
Resoleed, That we wear badge ol
mourning for 4 space Of thirty days, as
token of respect for the deceased.
ResOlrrd, That a copy Of these resolu
tons be sent TO the widow OF the deceased,
and to the MOrgantown Aeir Dominion and
Wheeling papers for publication.
THOS. NJ WILSON,
r. G.. RECTOR,
W. T. HENsHAw,
Committee.
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$4,000 Verdict Against the p. & L. E.

YOUNGSTOWN, November l7.-Monday
afternoon the case of VIM. Gonger against
the Pittsburg and Lake railroad was sub
mitted to the jury, which yesterday after
noon returned verdict in favor of the
plaintiff for SO, 900. The defense gave no.
ticc of a motion for a new trial. Gonger
was injured at Shutters about two years
ago by passenger train backing up the
track. He lost an arm. The first
Jury that tried the case dis
agreed. A. ]. Wolf was counsel for the
plaintiff and James P. Wilson for the de-
PENDANT. Mr.. c. II. Andrews yesterday
morning received letter from Gen. John
A. Logan, stating that he would without
fail attend the camp fire in this city to-
morrow. Ii the weather only holds out,
tomorrow will be the grandest day that
Youngstown has ever seen. Nearly every
merchant has signitied his intention of
decorating his place of business, besides a
number Of private residences along the
line of march,
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ropnr.toun from ,ranuf.e.urerIDeaa.

YoUNGsTowN, November I'M.
Joseph III. Brown, who with his brothers,
Richard and Thomas Brown, established
what is now the immense iron works OF
Brown, Bonnell & Co., died at his home
in this city yesterday at midnight. he
was seyenty-seven years OF age, ana
his malady was congestion of the lungs.
For several years after founding the
Brown. Bonnell & Co. Iron Works In
1855. Mr.. Brown and his brothers
worked at the rolls in the mill. Several
wears ago Mr.. Brown sold his interest In
the mills here and established the Joseph
III. Brown Iron and Steel company at
Chicago, a plant which was disposed OF
Eve years ago to the Calumet Iron and
Steel company. Mr.. Blown returned to
Youngstown and retired from active lie.
The death of his wife short time ago
yisibly affected him, aud he hasinot been
in good health for months. His fortune IS
large. His quiet philanthropy and genial
disposition have made him esteemed by
ali who knew him, and as relative,
friend and citizen, he will be sincerely
m, onrped
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ExertIon Necessary With Coming of Win.

ExertIon Necessary With Coming of Win
ter.
On Tuesday, Oct IL, 1856, the 10th
Grand Monthly distribution of The Louis
lana State Lottery came off with its accus-
toned regularity. The sum of 1865, 600
went far and near, and this was the result:
No. %, 442 drew the First Capital Prize of
$50, 900; it was sold in fifths at 81 each;
one to Charles j. Hermann, a young
shingle maker with the Lewis L. Arms
Shingle and Lumber Co, Of MuskegOn
Mich, paid to him sn person; one TO VIM.
H. Turner, No. 226 Randolph street
Chicago, H., through Southern Express
Co. at New Orleans; one TO j. n. Low,
with the \. Oak. Elevator Co, James
town, Oak. through Lloyds, bankers of
jamestown; one to the London, Paris, and
American Bank, Limited, of San Francisco
Cal, one paid through Adams Express
Co., to party in New York City. No.
81, 96S drew second capital of SIS, 900, also
sold in fifths at 81; one to Mrs. Mary
Logue, through Bank of Rideout Smith &
Co, of Orville Cal. one to Collin Kitchen
No. 319 5. Cherry street, Waterman
with the Richmond 4 Dannville X. r.,
Richmond Va; one to K. NJ. Whiteside,
Cisco, Texas, paid Wells, Fargo & Co. g
Express; one to Jno. NJ Manning. No
1l06 9th street, y. W., Washington city,
D. c. Ia young law student there0 one
to Arthur A. Barnaby, No. 81 North st.
Boston, Mass. No. 1859 drew Third
Capital of $40, 600; also sold in fifths at 81
each: one to D. T. Babbitt Dennison, Texas,
through Merchants & Planters National
Bank of Sherman, Texas; one to G. w.
Jackson, OF Brownsville, Tenn, through
Southern Express Company: one to Dow
& BOyett, Mojave, Cal, through Wells
Fargo & Co. s Express; one TO Farmers &
Drovers Bank, of Louisville, Ky. Tickets
Nos. %, 1Oi and %, 392 drew each Fourth
Capital prizes of $1,000, sold in New York
City, Chicago, San Francisco, Carthage,
\. C., and MasContan, ILL., So the wheel
of fortune turns, The next drawing THE
199th Grand Monthly and an Extraordi-
nary Quarterly one) will take place Dee.
14th, when the Grand Capital Prize of
$50, 600 will be given to some one. NJ.
A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, will give
all information on application. Remem-
Der the approach of cold weather encour-
ages exertion, and try it Oh.
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Matte Nickers,

This evening the talented and popular
Matte Vickers will appear at the Grand
Opera House in "Jacquine; or, Paste and
Diamonds" The play is sufficiently
lively, piquant and free from conven-
tionality TO be generally ATTRACTIVE to all
classes of theatre frequenters. and con-
tains no element to which any reasonable
person could object Miss Yickers' ca
prices, her exhaustleSs allurements, the
racineSs of her talk, the archneSs of her
glance, and the untiring spirit of fun and
mockery which animates her, form bril-
liant impersonatiOn. In Cancing, Miss
Eiskers i. equally original and natural;
her style attractive, her acting IS quite
unhampered by tradition, and suggests no
precedent, hence it is difficult to decide in
what degree it is compacted of art, for her
art is intimately allied to nature. She is
ably supported by capital comedian,
Charles S. Rogers, who is exceedingly
clever in his limitations of prominent
actors.
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Paddy wasNot to Have Been Knocked Out

SAN FRANCISCO, November 17.-Sulli-
van and Ryan attended the races yesterday
and afterward met in bar-room, where
they drank together, the champion taking
soda water. 1t leaked out that Ryan was
imposed upon in the recent match, as the
arrangement was that the fight should be
stopped on the second round. Sheedy and
Boss Buckley had matters fixed, how
ever, and when John began to slug the
Troy boy in the second round, Captain
Douglass and his corps of police were too
much engrossed with the science of the
exhibition to see any illegal moves in it.
The result was that Paddy lost his reputa-
ton rs slugser He does not hesitate TO
express his dissatisfaction
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MARTINS FERRY.
Minor Matters Written In Short Metre fo
Busy Readers.

Minor Matters Written In Short Metre for
Busy Readers.
Prof. John o. LieChti will open Ger
man school in a lew weeks.
4 colored man named Townsend Logan
died of consumption yesterday.
Mr.. EG McElin has returned from Gin
cinnati, where he had surgical operation
performed on one of his eyes.
Mr.. Joseph haywood, OF Mt. Pleasant,
returned to his home yesterday, after
spending the summer in Omaha, Ncb.
Mrs Eva Hubbard, one of Wheeling's
prominent artists, has opened school in
Episcopal Hall in the Commercial block.
Jacob Oppenheimer, of Baltimore, was
in this city yesterday looking after the in
tereSts OF the Baltimore Clothing House
of which he is proprietor.
1t is reported that petition for an i'll
junction has been sent TO the Circuit Court
praying that work on the water works be
discontinued till certain parties are salts
fed that all is legal and proper.
After December !, Rev. Doepken of the
German Lutheran church will preach in
German IN the morning and English IN the
evening each Sabbath. This course is
made necessary by the rapid increase in
the English speaking German population.
J. J. Rumsey, contractor for the water
works reservoir, offers $50 reward for the
return of the horse and conviction of the
thief who stole the animal from the stable
on Monday night. A description OF the
animal will be found in the advertising
columns of the REGISTER.
Yesterday morning what might have
been serious Conflagration was narrowly
averted. A son of AlOnzo Beck went out
to the stable while daylight was yet
young, with lantern, which he set down
on the floor, and inadvertently upset
The oil poured out into some loose straw
aud took fire, but fortunately the young
man had presence of mind TO throw the
lantern into the alley and stamped out
tho ira IN tho st-aw
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Oil News.

The force of men who are engaged at
work at the oil we'll on the Warren farm,
near Businessburgh. Belmont county, are
progressing as well as can be expected
for this time OF the year. They have
drilled down to the depth of 500 feet,
aud prospects of getting good flow of
oil are entertained before long. The
company think the chances for oil at this
well are better than any well that has yet
been drilled in this section of the country.
There was little news in the Washington
region yesterday. The MCGOWAN we'll,
which was abandoned some time ago, and
the casing pulled, has filled up to the top
with oil.
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Never Give In.

If you are suaaripg with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss OF appetite. general
debility, diSordered blood, weak eonstitu-
ton. headache, or any disease of bilious
nature, BY all means procure a bottle Of
Electric Bitters. You will he surprised to
see the rapid improvement that will fol-
low; yoR will be inspired with new life;
strength and activity will return; pain
and misery will cease, and benceforth you
will rejoice in the praise Of Eiectne Bit
tiers. Sold at fifty cents bottle by Legaa
x Co.
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A Noted Beauty Sues For Divorce.

New YORK, November 17.-Mrs Law
renee Hopkins, noted New York beauty
and leader in society, has brought suit Tor
divorce against her husband, Amos Law.
renee Hopkins. Vice President of the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway Company, and sou
of President Mark Hopkins, of Williams
College Mrs. Hopkins is daughter OF
George l.. Dunlap, leading Chicago mer-
chant The couple have been married
seven years. George Bliss has been re-
tanned for Mrs. Hopkins, and Messrs. Dill
lon and Swaype for Mr.. Hopkins.
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Nest EXCELLENT.

J. J. Atkins, Chief Of Police, Knoxville,
Tenn. writes: My family aaa are ben
eHeiaries of your most excellent medicine,
DIR. Kings new discovery for consumption;
having found it 10 be all that you claim
for it, desire to testify To lis virtue. Ny
friends to whom l have recommended il,
praise it at every opportunity"
DR.. Kings New Discovery for COnsump-
ton is guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, and every al
lection of Throat, Chest, and Lungs,
Trial Bottles lrse OF Logan < Co.'S Drug
Store. Large Size 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-18
Index 60 New Advertisements.
SECOND PAaE

SECOND PAGE.
Lost-Gold Scarf Pin.
Commissioners Sale of Ohio County Farms.
Brass Ash FroutS-NeSbitt & Bro.
To All Lovers Of Fish-W. e. Sykes.
Fine White Handkerchiek-D. Gundliny &
Go.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. II. List.
New stock Dress GOOds-GeO. K. Taylor.
-Four Things Worth KnOwing-J. ). Rhodes &
Co.
Breads. Cakes and CrarkerS-wheeling Bakery
Company.
GOOd-R. J. Smyth.
FOURTH PAGE.
By All Means Come 70 See CS-HsOry Jacobs
Il Co.
Grand Display. 5. Good & Co.
strayed or StOlen-Horse.
Wanted-Boy TO Learn Plumbing.
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CAtarrii Cured,

A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that loathsOme disease, Catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at las:
found a prescription which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any suf-
ferer from this dreadful disease sending a
self addressed stamped envelope TO hr..
Lawrence, 212 East. Ninth street, New
York, viii receive the recipe free of charge
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-18
Election of Officers.

The following officers were elected and
installed by Enterprise Lodge No. y, 10.
G. T., last evening: c. T., Joseph L. De
CANT; V. T., Ella Hill; Secretary, J. d.
Hall; F. S.. Sidney Bliss; 7. H. C. McNash;
Chap. Barbara Holmes; Mar, Ed Beshar;
Gard, Clara Holmes; Sent, A. b. Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-18
AhYica to Mnfher-.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription ofone
of the ESSt female nurses and physicians
in the United STATES, and has been used
for forty years with neSes sGiliDg success
by millions of mothers for their GaisGren.
During the process Of testhing its value is
iuealealsble 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysaltery and diarrhea, grip
ing in the bowls, ana WiGa collie. By CIV
lug health to the child ii rests tue Gother.
Prize pc bottle.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Movements of Citizens and the Coming and
Going Of Strangers.
DIR. Colley Shrive-, OF Bethany, Was IN
the city yesterday.
Miss Lille Kline will leave In few
weeks for Denver, Col.
Amos Joliff, of Littleton, W. Va, was
at the Howell House yesterday. &.
J. Wiley MulhOlland, a well-known
Philadelphia commercial man, IL in the
city at the st. James.
4. b. Marten and wife, of BOOthsyille,
W. Va, returned yesterday from the West
and stopped of here en- route home.
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BenzIne Expiodes Fatally.

PITTSBURGH, PA, November IT,
Joseph Strahler was instantly killed, and
Peter Shaler. it is thought, fatally burned
by the explosion of barrel Of benzinc at
the Globe Varnish Works, Allegheny City,
this afternoon. The men were boiling
varnish, when the material boiled over,
igniting the henzine,
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OntariO's Wheat Yield.

TORONTO, November IA report OF
the Ontario Bureau of Industries show
that the wheat yield of the Province OF
Ontario for the past season was $500, WO
bushels less than the average of the past
five years; barley, $4,000 bushels less;
oats, $500, 900 bushels more; peas,
5000, 900 bushels more; corn, 1000, DOC
less
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Levied UpOn,

EXILE, Pa, November 1.-THE large
hardware house of w. W. Pierce & Co., OF
this city, was levied upon to-day under an
execution to the amount Of about $40, 600.
Total liabilities, about 100000. Assets
are worth s20,O to $4,000. 1t is be-
lieved that an extension would have en-
abled them to pay in full.
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George tn stump the Country.

NEW YOGK, November l7.-Arrange-
ments are being made, it is said, for a
stumping tour Of the country by Henry
George, and some German speaking ad,
herent. for the purpose Of personally ad,
dressing workingmen and forming branch
organizations of the National Labor party
or progressive: Democracy.
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Those Filibusters.

WASHINGTON, D. G., November IL
The Attorney General has directed the
United States Marshal at st. Louis TO in
vestigate the report that agents are at work
among the unemployed laborers in that
city, TO secure recruits for an alleged fill
clustering expedition against Mexico.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-18
Bueklen's Arnica SalVs.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and al the Skin EruptiOns, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
il is guaranteed TO give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price - cents per box.
For sale by Logan X Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-18
Girls Out On A Strike.

Fourteen girls employed as packers and
wrappers at the Nail City Lantern Works,
went out on strike yesterday morning
for an advance OF fifty cents per week.
The girls, it isl understood, received 81. so
per week and they asked for 50. Secretary
PAUL. said the advance would not be
granted, as business is dull at this season
and they could not afford the advance;
that if they do not return to work, others
will be employed in their places when
they are needed. The young ladies
stoutly declare they will not
return TO work at the old wages.
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Accidentally Shot Himself.

George Huffner, Of Monroe county, o.,
while out hunting last week accidentally
shot himself. His gun was lying on the
ground, and while drawing it toward him
It was discharged, the load tearing away
his chin and making painful and dan
gerous wound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-18
A Dakota Blizzard Breaks Loose.

SIOU& FALLS, OAK, November IA
severe storm Is in progress here. Snow
has been falling steadily for Is hours, with
no signs of abatement A strong north
west gale is blowing with the temperature
ten above zero.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

From Martins Ferry, a dark bay horse, Is
hands high, weighing l,a0 pounds, with two
white hind feet one front foot with little white
spot, and a small sore on the ankle Of same foot,
torn name, slightly sway backed. A reward OF
$50 will be paid for the horse and conviction OF
the thief. or SIS each. J, RUMSEY,
nolseh Martin's Ferry, o.
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EnfdNmfc.

We have had an epidemic Of colds and
sore throat in our town. cured one oi
the worst cases with your Gooeh's he1l-
can Syrup and Quick Relief with four OF
i've doses using il alternately every four
hours r. WOLFE, Merchant
BOwersville, o.