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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-13
Humor of Little School Girls.

Outside tailor's store on Canal street,
east of Broadway, stood row of DUN
mics used for displaying samples of the
tailors wares. all very lifelike, but rather
wooden Four p. m. A small crowd Of
little girls, going home from school, prob
ably, pass the store. They have seen the
dummies scores of times before very
likely, but now, for the first time, q spirit
Of fun and mischief seizes one, and she
begins to pat one of the painted wooden
faces in an affectedly loving manner, ask,
ing him; Wont you take me to the
theatre tonight, ducky?" and other such
questions The other girls are not slow
to catch the humor, and soon each dummy
has mash" and the whole are sur
rounded by crowd Of laughing, joking
children. and many psssers by stop to see
how far the fun will go. The appearance
of the tailor at the door. with Now,
den. you kris, Of you dond go away putty
gvick I'll put de copper on to you" dis
perses the crowd and puts an end to the
joke.-New York Press
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Van DeckuInann'S BARGAIN.
By M. THEED.

covering hanging about it in rags and tat
tiers, while at \ little distance from it, seated
on the ground, smoothing out some crumpled
pieces of paper, and chattering and chuckling
to himself rs he did so, in a manner that
made my blood creep as l listened to him,
was the object of my search. He looked up
as we went in, but he did not cease from his
occupation, and for some seconds the silence
was unbroken, save by himself. My COM
panions stood huddled together at the door,
too much appalled, to speak, and l was myself
in little better case BY way of attracting
his attention drew the curtain from across
the further window and let the light full in
upon him He binked and shifted his seat
somewhat, as if to escape it, but he took no
further notice. "Mr Van Deckermann," l
said. Don't you know it is past breakfast
time and you are keeping me waitingN
But the words conveyed no meaning to
him, no more meaning to him than his own
wordless, incoherent jabbering did to us.
1T is no good, master" Jan said in broken
voice. He'll have nothing more to say to
any one in this world He has come at the
truth after ali these years, and he has got his
death blow with it. Where did he find them,
think your
He had dropped on his knees by the side of
his master, and he now held up for my in
spection what now perceived to be bank
note. Van Deckermann still engaged in his
monotonous occupation of smoothing out and
fondling its fellows, took no notice of the
action The note was yellow with age, and
involuntarily, as the strange experiences of
the night had myself spent in the room re-
CURED 10 my mind, I turned my attention
upon the chair which had met with such I'M
ppnfla
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Novels for Commercial Travellers.

'"The travelling man is good friend Of
the novel writer" said a newsdealer,
land the novelist is good friend of the
travelling man. A commercial tourist has
a good deal of idle time on his hands while
on the cars, waiting for trains or sitting
around hotel offices. Nine travelling men
out of ten read novels. Some Of them tell
me they read as many as fifty or seventy
five novels year. The novel Is their so.
lace, their companion, their best friend.
You know it is not now the thing for a
travelling man to be rake as he used to
be. The sports have been driven to the
wall The fast young men have given
wayto the sober and steady ones. But
the traveller must have some employment
for his idle time, and instead of drinking
and gambling and playing billiards he
takes to the novel. The novel has been q
good friend of his, and has helped to lift
him up and make a better man Of him;
and at the same time he has helped the
novel The commercial travellers of this
country do not buy less than million
novels year. If was going to print q
novel should want to win their favor
They talk about books they like to other
travelling men, to customers and to pas
sengers whom they meet on the cars.
They rapidly spread the reputation of a
novel and materially assist in giving it a
large sale. Chicago Tribune.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-13

Wnnu WOULD sne nave said. i wonder, had
she known her proud distinction-the first
child in America who read Little
Womenl" But such was the case. Find.
ing it impossible to induce her to leave
this fascinating manuscript, the publisher
wisely decided that a book which could,
in manuscript, so oaptivate one girl,
would. in print, reach the hearts of many,
and accordingly this frst little bark
freighted with success and fame was
launched.-Lucy G. Lille in The Cosmo-
politan.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-13

Jney rauIEIe regularly nom the corners OF
his mouth when he smiles as ripples from
q stone that is dropped through the sur
face of placid pool. The smiles of the
grizzled and wrinlded old field marshal
are frequent enough. too. when he is
abroad The small army of little chill
dren who are taken to the war Office every
day by the nurses to see the old COM
mander stump about as though man had
Just about reached his prime when well
along in his seth year, wave their hands
delightedly at Count Won Moltke. None
of them has more genial. winning and
childlike smile than the head Of the
greatest army in the world Military
critics assert that not one Of the count.
less and mastery documents on army af-
fairs that Won Moltke has given to the
world during his long life compares in
force, clearness, cogency and power with
his report of the present year.-Blakely
Halls Letter. vs:hs,.,.
.M,,ocncNro IA oho,e
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YLLIG & BRO, w. j,
l Fresh Groceries and Country Produce
No 345 Dolorosa street, near San Pedro creek.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-13

s-a.u, ysrvT,vsves oE my rolIowIng up the cIew 1
had found, had worked himself up to the re-
quired pitch and gone, heaven only knows in
what state Of mind, to surely as strange an
encounter as ever man contemplated.
What he saw can only be matter of sur
mise; he lived for a year or more, all his
faculties restored to him, but minus any
memory, and quite tractable and gentle.
My own belief is that the missing notes, the
hiding place of which have no moral doubt
was discovered to him that night, must have
been secreted there by the elder Van Decker
mann himself, under the influence of SOM
nambulism, though that he was somnam-
bulist / have no evidence to show. All
know is that the face saw was the face of one.
At Mr.. Van Deckermann's death it was
found that by will, made some months be-
fore his fatal visit to it, he had bequeathed
the CedarS, with other more desirable prop
erty, to me. To the best of my belief, its
supernatural history had come to an end with
the catastrophe of which this is the record,
but the terms on which it was left to me were
happily unconditional, and a terrace of small
houses, given up to the most proSaic aSSocia-
lions, occupies the site of it.
Caring for Cats and Dogs.
The Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals has property at
Arceuil Cachan. valued at 10000 francs,
and the annual expense is about 10000
francs. The two branch establishments
are at Asnieres. Some time ago visited
the homes of the rescued, and found one
of the most interesting in the Rue Bar
reau, Asnieres. ANY one who wishes to
abandon dog or cat throws it over the
wall, and the animal falls upon q strong
netting that saves it from injury. Soon
as its cry Is heard woman comes from
the house, pets and feeds the poor Great.
ure, then places it in cushioned basket
Every room of this three story house Is
heated. and against the walls are baskets,
in which lie every kind of small animals,
young and old, beautiful and ugly.
The superintendent of this establish
ment also seeks the welfare of horses;
every day she comes to Paris. andif she
sees street badly paved. Immediately a
letter is written to the project of the
Seine; if she hears the sound Of whip,
the coachman is implored, not commanded:
Strike me. but respect that poor beast. I"
At the cab stands, she looks for the ami
mails that need sponging, and gives few
sous to each coachman. so that he will
more quickly do his duty. When she
sees horse too old to work. but never
theless compelled to obey, she buys the
animal and sends it to Saint Denis,
where it's days are spent in comfort and
happiness.-London Life.
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A Plctnre Of Won Nroltks.

Won Moltkes face looks as though the
natural skin had been replaced by q
stretch of ancient and yellowish parch-
ment- The lines are ippumerabla and
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DOYLE, CHAS.
= Keeps the best writing material in the
market Call and examine at the book store.
No. 407 East Houston street. 54-6mo
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-13

One of s. B. Burnet's COW boys at
Wichita Falls was injured fatally it is
thought by his horse falling on him
while running cow.
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DIRECTORY

WY c. BREALEY,
w Anatomical Boot and Shoemaker,
Str attention paid to the structure of the
fo' {. Lasts made to suit and fit guaranteed.
r. pairs while you wait. No. 243 west Com
-nerce street.
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GoN't S\CGN s a5gbis rs the oi

thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy 1t is the best
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25
NO VESSELS SEIZED.

Canada Was Very Kind In the Year Past
New YORK, DC ODER 23.-An Ottawa
special ssys: Comnan'c: Go:don, Of tie
Fishery Pro .eciive Service, IS here t, repoi t
on the staaons' work. That thu Dominion
authorities have acceded to tie request
made ca " in the spring by the British
Govtrnms Mt that ev ry leG icncy shouli BE-
shown AmsricAn fishermen N or Ter 10
avoid sny conflict wi Ii the United s 'atss,
is borne ont By tie fact that MT one seiz-
urs of IN Aretican fishing vessel has I e'n
ma lie this ear. COmmsnder Garden says
that in no instsn d d an American Veg
sal attempf to violate the Negotiations,
which may Re partially be acct united Tor
by the fact that they We Iermitfei ID
20 on shore 20 communicate With tie T
homes " he leve- they wist el, While those
wto were 80 6isp,sed, could tase cnH a
license, which gave them all thu privilege
they &c aired. He says thu mod,tie l TesC,
Iutio,s Rave dons much to remove al!
cause of irritation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25
PULSIFER'S FATE.
A Destiny Connected With Beautiful Is
IIpgton,

A Destiny Connected With Beautiful Is
IIDgton.
New YORK, Oo.ober GA Boston spec.
ial to the Times in regard to the death OF
Z. NJ. Pu'sifer says. This death recalls
the peculiar history of Is!irg ON, and the
unhappy fate of al who have livei at this
beautiful spot. Islipgton is the most
chsrnipg place on che Cdarl9' river. In
A bend Of the river, + D. Wiuslow built
the residence in which Mr.. Pulsifer died,
when h. Window was engaged IN those
swindhng schemes by which he vic,imizsd
80 many solid men of Boston. After his
tight, the property came into the hands Of
NJ. Palsifer. 4 stOit distance away was
the country residence Of Bsryon, the de-
taulting pr s;dent Of the Psc &c Bank, who
died in Canada not long ago. TIE nearest
house in another direction was also occu-
pied by q man whose crooked ways cent
" rendered trip abroad advisable. Now
Mr.. Pulsifer had passsd away just IN
tune to avoid the most di'aStIous tnsnclal
wreck since the d4ath of VIM. Gray by bis
own hand. There is no dCubs Sb>ut mr
Pulsifer's finsrei1l distress, aud equally
no Soub. that he was always the victim
and NJ var the one to do wIoog t. Others
jos how de eply he was involved IN the
Pacific Bank swindle only thoee immed-
lately Interested will ever know.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25
GROCERIES,.
wheeling.
TUESDAY, October %.


Goods of all kinds are firm and 1t will
pay to kesp we'll Stocked. Cofes is firm
at the late advance. Sugars keep firm and
il is hard to tell what effect the new cop
N. O. will have on refined. Lard is not
so strong as it was week ago. Meats
still keep firm. Syrups are in good dc.
m and. Business is good, considering Toads
and wet weather.
SYRUps-Choice Sugar Syrup 3Oc; Honey
Drips soc; Maple Drips, five gallon kegs
nc; ten gallon kegs zoe; one.half barrel
sc; barrel &c. Sugar dark ZOE;
re additional in half barrels). New
Orleans Molasses, Fancy 47c; Choice 45c;
Prime 43c; Fair 4Oc; Mixed goods New
Orleans 30a32c; Bakers goods 3Oc.
PRovIsIoNs-Large 8. O. nams l3c; me-
dunn 8. @. hams 13lc; small s. @. hams
lac; California hams 10c; 8. O. breakfast
bacon 12c; s. O. shoulders 1Oc; homeless
hams 12c; city sides !1ic;
ham beef lie; ordinary beef,
Sc; family mess pork, 6lb pieces,
sis 50; bean pork. fine clear, SIT 90.
LARD-Tierce Ole; half barrels 93c;
tubs 9Ic; tin pals, 3 lbs, lie; TIN
pals, s lbs, 1O.c; tin pals, 10 lbs, 1Oc;
tin pals, 20 lbs, 9}c.
CAHNED Consultative; Standard I'D
table peach So 25a2 80; No. 8 tomatoes
ST 90 to 81 Is per dozen, as to quality
strawberries 2fb 81 10; blackberries
On CSC; raspberries 2 b Csc: Dam
SONS 2fb csc; lima beans 2fb e0c;
cove oysters IN light 60c; do 1D full
weight 95ca$l 90; string beans 2fb 85aSOc;
succotash 2fb 81 OOa$1 Is; early June peas
81 35a1 40; French peas 15a2sc, o.
to quality, each; pineapple u 4o;
uooseperries 2fb sOca$1 90; IN Favor
tie Salmon, very fine, 81 90; ID grade
81 75a1 80; 3io sweet potatoes u 70; 3lo
pumpkin 81 90.
WOODEN WARR-No. tubs " 5O; NO
Q IS 80; No. 3$5 so; Q hoop pals u 40
3 hoop 81 go; sap 81 so; single wash6oard'
81 so; double do. 81 80; fine crimp double
do. 81 75; single 81 80.
FRUrN-New Prunes 43c, % TO quail
| ity; Raisins, Valencia, &c; Layer Odora
Sc; London layer raisins $2.76aaW
Loose Muscatals, $500 to 2.25.
Ou-Lard, extra western strained 00c
carbon, ITO, 7lc; carbon, LEO, &c; whit.
miners best winter 55c; white miners
48 to SOC.
sUaARs-Cut loafs Cubes e3c; Fruit
powdered s1c, Ordinary powdered 5tc
formulated Standard TIC; Standard Con
fectioner's A tic; Standard Grocer's A TIC
Pearl White A tic; White extra O &c
Ohio Valley SIC; New York q Ssc
fruit @ sc.
OoyFxs-Green Oofee-Fancy Goldes
Rio Isle; Fancy Green 1sic; Peaberry 1sc
Choice Green 1s4c; Prime Green l7c; koast
ing grades Ice; Java 24c. Roasted In pack
ages-Ohio Valley 2le; Ohio Valley roast
ed, 500 lib lots, 203c.
Panhandle, 21c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.
TUESDAY, October %.

TUESDAY, OctoDer 20.
Business, which, for q few weeks before
election, is usually dull, is, this season, in
splendid condition Farmers in this sec
ton are not enabled to dig potatoes on &C
count of the continued wet weather, an
unusually large amount from the roth
and west being marketed here in con'e-
ouence, and a small advance is looked for.
The market for spples is not 80 good as the
last few weeks, owing to slack de nand In
the east.
Buttsr-Creamery 22c; country choice
15slsc; good country 10a11c; common "a
1Oc. Thesupply is heavy and the demand
is fair.
Beans - For hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply Is very
light. Prices are 81 00a2 Is par bushel;
extra fancy 81 50. "a,
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory Ia
13c: New York 13s14c; Sweitzer 13aaal4c;
Limberger 9a1Oc. Market nominal.
Egys-Strictly fresh stock 2Oa2lc per
dozen. Supply scarce; demand good:
Festhsrs-Choice IN original packages
Assoc; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Potatoes-Per bushel 50s60c; demand
coed; supply good. -oo y.
Poultry-Live chickens, - 5oa2 x
per dozen; spring chickens 81 OOa3 % Pc
dozen; ducks, live 81 4Oa2 IS per dozen.
Rags-stesdy at 1ta1ic for white mixet
cotton; 1a1ic for all wool, and 1taltc TO
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with fair de
mand, at 73asc.
Onions-Demand good; supply good
per bushel, zoe; per barrel, 81 9Oa2 90.
Csbbage-5Oc per barrel; demand slow
supply heavy
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1xasSalx.
PALTnloRz AND ONO r r

R1ohh AM onO
Dspa.tnrs q Trains nua WAssline Iabas
tina Schedule ins9eoe Apsl 2sA. IL
a: s.sa > 2. "a q ). =. s.iS. ssS Lbs
Hssss {: Sseas.a s.A 4 IsaA ,as .
=, snd MS p =. daity.
o1 moadss aooo0nooaom ~ n. s1ces
For 6olmhm, le1 q n. daily, nd HIS ,
n; datly, md rs p m daiiy excspk sunday.
Mpre9 foe wahin&tcu, p. g, BaltnsA
II anS s!so ana s ssy fosr VA era'a s9s
io1 i R saS g n an. G G.sAin<s.n, Pa, suaa
except Sunday. Additional wsy train for Waak.
Esbuis ssana.. S saa Pc Pssas sSad ;nn
3a Icundsvine sS. n, rs q n, lass
noon and $40 p N. dany eLcspt Sunday.
fSs ec aaSstil s Is 8 e1 v. daily sro.p. sua
fe e. ca,vills sss and soea N. and "a
p "a. and $40 p N daily except Sunday.
IIpresttf,in. srrivs from Chicago f:b ana
ss az . n; s1S n s1S n daily and IL NJ
Epsss trains arrive from B. Louis and On
cinnad. As 9 N. and s:lo p n, daily.
=, EIprea train. arrive fton PhiladsiphiA Bal:
q m, daily.
$40 n. daily. and lo:S Z n. daily sIospt Oh.
day.
and lss p m, s5osps suadays and SIS ?. L
and lilo p, N. daily.
Trains ilriys nom waahingspn, p. 800 q =.
daily except Sunday.
Prom Aounduille, 20 and BIB a. and lte
and TO p N. daily except Sunday.
Trains Arriye nom Grafton, ii 20 q m. daily.
Trains arrive nom Cumbsrland, $50 p n.
daily except Sunday.
From g. ClAiisvflle, rs and los q n ana
Cambridge Accommodated arrives q lilo p
BseSsse called fur ana checked 1t hossls and
residences on 9dsn len q Ticket ones, In
narkss strsek and q Depot
General Plasneer Agent
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MARTINS FERRY.

Taere Will be o Democratic mas ms.
inc AZ Bur)iapton Friday evening, OctoDsf
Of A spesksrs' stand has been erecteo'
and able spss kers will be present to 40,
dress the nesting. Il is an aoloulneSs
meeting from Saturday, October ~, anu
every arrangement is being maize 10 lpsuie
III at it will profitable. The Democrats OF
tbis plscs are enthusiastic and jealous
workers. and cordially invite everyoo
70 he present. The Independent Drum
Cars Of Martins Ferry will be in attend
snca. and it it is to be hoped that oil Dem,
ocrats from neighboriDg communities wiz
sIso attend. Let all attend. Come ram
or shine. az accommodations have tetn
made and hall secured for the occasion.
Mr.. Gsorpe McKim has in his shop {,
nail mschine from the American Nall
Machine Works. OF Ashtabuls, o, nttso
ont with one of hi, (Mr. McKim's) SELF
feeders. which will bs shipped direct to
Lseds, England. in few days. The ma,
cbins hiss been gsound and ties ed, ana
will be sent t, England put together and
ready for making ma Is.
There will be a meeting Of the Retail
Grocers' Protective Association at oiricn
Hall. .Esnavills, tonight. The charter
from the State organization will be pre-
ssnted and business of importance trans
, acted. All retailers who have not YET
become members are requested to be pres
emit. By order of the President.
Mr.. Charles Arick, of Geo. N. Shook d
Co.. is now making his home in this city.
BE spends o part of his time soliciting
orders in this city, and delivers his own
goods free of charge.
The Lewis Comedy Company appeared
last night before god house at the La
f.ystte in "B!ack Diamonds The Lewis
company are oil up to their proie 'slon ana
please the people.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Horcher
took place this afternoon. 1t was largely
attended.
Mr.. Stephen Hipkins, Of the Novelty
Mould Works, was in Steubenville yeser'
day.
Mr.. Bud Jump, of Darlington, is quite
ill with consumption.
Samuel Thompson is laid up with felon
on bis thumb.
Underwear at Dixon Bros.
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PETHoLXUN.


New York
NEW YORK, p,tober 23.-Pstroleom-
Opened firm as $50, but became weak on
attempts to realize and declined 10 s63c.
A rally then followed in which the market
advanced to s7sc. Consolidated Exchange
opening at sac; highest, Ssc; lowest, S6ic;
closing at size; sales !. s73. 600.
On CTTY. October 24.-Petroleum-
Opened at sic; highest ssc; lowest S6}c;
closed at site; sales 1,1l0.0 barrels;
c!eararces 4, 075, 600 barrels; charters 3d.
15S barrels; shipments ", lA5 barrels;
runs Al, 31s barrels.
PrrrsBURa, Pa, October 24-Petro-
lsum-Fairly active and firm; opened at
She; closed at SIZE; highest Site; lowest
s69c.
BRADFORD. PA, October "a Petroleum
Opened at size, closed ct site; highest
SITE; lowest S63c; clearAnces 1,6ss,0o0
barrels.
Titusville.
TITUsvILLE, PA, Oc'ober "a -Petro-
lsum-Op:nei st size; highest ste; low.
est s6sc; closed al size.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25
HEWITT FEELS CHILLY.
ssIief That He Wishes He Were oa'
of the Mayorsity Contest.

RsIi.f That He Wishes he Were Out
of the MAyorslty Contest.
NEW YORK, October 23.-There are
some indications to night that Msyor
Hewitt will formally withdraw from the
msvoralty contest, at least his utterancss
ara thns CONSTRUED. To.dsy he announced
that he W, uld not only be glad to get on
the trsck, but would use ii, own efforts
10 have the Citiz ans Committee consent 70
snfh withdrawal. In this hs assumes
that the committee would make another
nomination in his place, but as q mater
Of cold fact, it is we'll known that any one
40 nominated would only he II Sure o.
straw and would not receive what is now
.saarded "a tbs Hewitt vo'e. The mayor
vii probably get ont of tae racs at tn
first opportunity as the situation Is
decidedly unpleasant even for man who
vould rather fight than es'.
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MsdItiHsl.
Choking Catarrh.

usve YOU awakened frum disturbed sleep
,.,,h ALI the horrible sensations Of an ASSASSIN
o,r,cb;nS your throa, and pressing the lfe-breath
s-or, ronr tightened chest? Have you noticed
,nsIsrg los and debility that succeed the effort
:, Gear your throat and head OF this catarrhal
',s,,s,, what Depressing influence 1t exer.s
80, the mind, cloudiny the memory and I'LL
", The head with pains and strange noises! How
JSsult il Is 70 rid the nasal pass ges. tnroat ana
S1DSS of this poisonous M icus alI can testuy VINO
.aoe f,,ictei with Ca'arrh How difficult 10 PRO
81, ,bs system against It's further progress To-
Sgsrts ths lungs, liver and EidneyS All physi,
49, viii sdn,i, 1. Il 3 terrible disease, and
cr;Ss ont cor relief and cure =,
re- Ten,srkable curative COwers, when All
- rsIn.d'eS utterly fail of SanfordS Radical
err are sttesIsd by thousands who gratefully
tulV rr,sn il TO felloS- sufferers. No statement
tsSS,,Ir rrSartiug IL that caunnt be suoStanu-
a,S5 sy the mo respS cable ami reliable refer
Zach pscxct contains one bottle OF the Radical
C" on, hnx o. CaiarTaH! SOiyeat, and AN Ina,
or,yssg Inhaler with reati1 e AID dlrectonS, ana
S,ii by Ell druggists for N.eO.
porrEE psyG Il CHEMICAL Co, BoSroS.