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INTERESTING CASE
uNDRRrnEFEDRRA11 lQUoRIAw
A new Eullpr In Regard to the EJECT of
Wholesale Dealer Licenses which If
Adopted By the Court will be Serious.
Another Pension E1tOrtsr.

MeErrs. O. Kraus & Brother, the whole.
sale liquor dealers of this city, were sum.
moned to appear before United States
Commissioner Forbes yesterday. which
they did, but their hearing was postponed
to await the decision Of Judge Jackson in q
case now pending in the United States
Court for this DiAtrict againEt q Pittsburgh
wholesale dealer. The MGssrs. KrauG
have an ordinary wholesale dealers Il.
cenBe, as all other wholesalers have. They
employ travelling sAlesmen 10 sell liquor,
Just IS oil live wholesalers In this and
other lines do. The present charge against
them Is that, whereas their license is Il
sell liquor ct Wholesale in Wheeling at &
certain number specified In the license
they cold liquor at Clarkaburg. A drum
mer for their house took an order from {
Clarksburg man. The goods were shipped
from the house here, and subsequently
q collector called for the money when Il
fell due. OF course all Wholesale Hquol
dealers do business the eRme way, heTt
and elsewhere. II Is an accommodation
to the local retailer and necessity In thil
age Of sharp competition.
Lately the department OF Washington
reached the conclusion that this meEhoC
Of doing business was technical viola
ton Of the law. Ono OF the earliest proee
BUTTONS under this ruling was brought Il
the United States Court In this district
against 8 Pittsburgh house. The case We
argued ct the last term Of the court q
Clarksbu.g, by ]. P. Clifford and D. b
Leonard, and taken under RdYisement
The case Of Kraus Brothers will be hell
in allegiance until that declsion Is arriveI
at, It is understood that other simils
prosecutions will be numerous If the cour
holds that the common practice Is in VIC
lation OF law. OF course there is no In
territorial violation OF law in any Of tn
oaaaa
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WrItinR NInehinea.

List Of writing machines taken In ex.
change for the New ORligraph. VIII be
Sold cheap. Address Edward L. Rose 4 90.
One No. 2 Caligraph, price $50.
One No. 9 CaIigraph, price $40.
One No. l Callgraph, price $30..:
One Hall (new), price $50.
One Crandall new, price $50.
One Crandall, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $40.
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Another Pen.lon Offender.

]. A. Matthews, of Marshall county,
was arrested by Special Agent Roome, Of
the Pension Department, and brought to
the city yesterday. BE had o hearing be.
fore United States Commissioner Forbes,
who held him to await the action Of the
United States grand jury.
The charge against Matthews Is that he
was an accomplice Of Nelson Virgin In
the forging OF an order on the postofiCe 81
Woodruff by means Of which Virgin OBJ
tanned letter directed to Hulds Jenkins,
and containing check for 81 1900, which
Virgin atterward induced her TO endorse
by intimidation.
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The Prom on tIlo Room.

The Baltimore Sun, which was repre-.
sonted here Wednesday by Mr.. Maxwell,
OF its nome stat, prints two column &C.
count Of the immigration Convention,
with liberal extracts from the speeches
made. The Philadelphia Pres gave coll
umn and half to 1t, including Hon. g. B.
EIkins' fine speech. The Pittsburg papers
had half column each, though the Com
mtrcial GGseI.s in Its headlines did what 1t
could to belitsle the boom. The Baltimore
american also had half column account.
The Washington, D. O., National Republic
can devotes column and hall to the
Convention, as does also the New York
Tribune, while the other daily papers Of
the country generally published the Asso-
ciRted Press accounts.
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sIrup Of Rirn

Is Natures own true laxative. It is thu
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clense the system wher
bilious or costive; to dispel headaches
colds, and fsvers; to cure hAbltual con
stipation, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-.
lactursd only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Gal. Sold by
Logan 4 Co., Anton P. Hess, 3, .. BUR-
and O. Menkemeller. At BsllAire by N,
N, MerceF,
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8 allght conception. The pcene by day Il
one that pToVokes wonder, but Rt night It
guTpasse8 description. No pyrotechnic
display approaches It in beauty, and poth-
ing in the limo Of induatry is more inGpir.
ing.
Manager Frank Hsarne, who nrst con.
ceived the idea Of steel tubes and cut
steel nails, the manufacture Of which has
developed the RIverside plant into one Of
the largest steel works in the world, was
present and contributed much to the
pleasure Of his guests In various ways.
Messrs. ]. B. Culbertson, Secretary and
Treasurer OF the company, Thomas ].
Bray. Superintendent Of the tube works,
Assistant superintendent Boyd and Had
dox, Thomas Murrin, superintend-
emit Of the plate mill, E. L.
Wiles, superintendent Of the steel
works, o. 8. MorSteller and A.
L. Rapier, Foreman Of the converting
work., William Orockard, Superintendent
oil the blast furnace, and W. O. King, IT,,
clerk in charge Of the business Offices,
were all on hand to receive the visitors,
and. escourted them through their reapec'
tive departments, pointing out and ex
planning every detail. Nearly two hour
was consumed by the party in witnessing
the wonders that presented themselves
and many were the expressions o
Rmazement at the magnitude o.
the plant, and II was nearly ten O'Clock
when the signal was sounded Tor the re
turn trip to Wheeling. The business mer
from the various counties Of the State whit
were present in large numbers expressed
themselves 10 charmed not only with tn
magnificent spectacle they had witnessed
but with the courteous and hospitabll
treatment they received at the hands 0
the officials OF the enterprise, an
were graGifisd with the instruction tina
had been afforded them In the matter o
the manufacture Of steel.
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Alta meeting of the Kanawhs delega.
ton to the industrial Convention, held at
the stamm House last night, 1t was unani.
mously
ReI0ived, That the delegates hereby con.
vey to the Chamber Of Commerce and
citizens Of Wheeling, hearty expression
Of the pleasure we have experienced in
examining the various objects Of interest
in and about this city, and that to the
citizens Of Wheeling generally and to the
proprietors Of the various industries. we
tender our sincere thanks for the kind o..
tsDtion shown us. ]. P. HALE,
]. D. BAINR, Chairman.
Secretary,
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Last evenings stsubenvtlle Castle says
This morning about $3.50 the Waterman q
the spauldiDg mill at Brilliant noticet
flames coming from 0 frame buildin|
owned and occupied 90 q saloon by Franz
GassmAn near by. he gave the alarm
and by the aid Of the mill hose and EFFORT
Of neighboEs, Mr.. GsssmRn's residence
only Ave feet from the burning building
was saved. The saloon and contents with
q shoe shop adjoining were entirely CON.
sumed. The ioss is about 81 900, covered
by insurance in the North British and
Mercantile,
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In some unaccountsble way two inter.
esting paragraphs were omitted from the
report Of the Immigration Convention in
Yesterdays INTRLL1GHNCER, One was the
TACT that Judge A. B. Fleming, Of Fair
mont, made the motion, which prevailed,
to adopt the report Of the committee, pre-
sentsd by ex-senator Davis, creating the
immigration and Development Commis.
sion; and the other that among the sub
acripions for the expenses Of the work
wss personal one by Hon. R. q. Browse,
Of Pleasanta county, Of SIS, paid In caeh,
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Another Victim OF Political Reform.

zone by one the leaves are falling"
The latest Republican to lose his place In
the neutrality-suspicious. make way for an
inotfensivs partisan, Is Charles schempf,
the well known and experienced letter
carrier, whose head was removed yester-
day by the stereotyped official notification
that his services would not be needed
after March Is. Mr.. Schempt's removal
has been predicted for come time, and the
people on the important buainess route he
has carried unanimously petitioned Post
master Simpson for his retention, His
place will be hard to fll satisfactorily.
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Yesterday the two CONS OF Foreman
Tom Ruae, OF the Eighth ward, Richard
and Eddie, were playing in the yard o.
the family residence in the South End
when the younger, Eddie, picked up q
new, keen.sdRed Ak lying by pile oil
wood, and began Chopping. The other
boy stood close by, and the az accident
ally CHANGING from the hard wood, struck
Richard on the left leg between the ankle
and knee, nearly ssyerinS the leg. He
was carried into the house and Dr.. Pipes
dressed his injury, which Is very serious,
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All the delegates to the convention yes.
terdsy expressed their delight at the
manner Of their reception in Wheeling,
and thanked the Chamber Of Commerce,
the Reception Committee, President Rsy.
mann, Manager Hesrne, the Baltimore &
Ohio and River railroads and the Elm
Grove railroad, and tho people here gen.
orally for the efforts made to render their
stay pleasant. Wheeling has the warm
friendship Of every delegation, and all
will be glad at any time TO rsciprocate
tho hospitality shown. Charleston Rs.
sures the people that she will try TO do az
well when the convention meets in that
city next January.
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And the efficacy OF It's action have rem
dered the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, immensely popu-
lar, 1t clesnaea and tones up the clegeed
and feverish system and dispels head
aches, colds and fevers. Sold by Logan &
Co., Anton P, Hess, R. B. Burt and O.
Menkemeller. At Bslia!re by NJ. N.
Mercer.
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., q. ALIKIHHTI
Superintendent Of Carriers
How to Gain Flesh and Strength.

Use after each meal scorr's EMULSION
with HypophosphiIes. tits as palatable
as milk, and as easily digested. The "a.
pidity with which delicate people improve
with Its use Is wonderful. Use it and try
your weight. AS remedy for Consump.
ton, Throat affections and Bronchitis, It
10 unequaled. Please read: "Iussd scott's
Emulsion in child eight months old with
good results. He gained four pounds In q
very short time. "-THo. PRIM, NJ. D., Ala
bama. MwT4w
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sn.nImnn We.t YIrElnla Produets.

There 10 displayed In the ISTALLlaENcEu
counting room o monster piece Of coke
from the MorgantoTn coke workB, Of
which j. E. Watson Ia the suporintepd.
emit, and It is pronounced by experts fully
equal to Oonnellsville coke, The NTH
LIaENCRR has also received from Mr.. j. E.
Johnston, Of Toll Gate, Richie county,
for tho Wheeling Chamber Of Commerce,
q small brick Of red ochra from that
county, which 10 as fine piece OF clay 90
was ever seeu. West Virginia also pro-
duCes yellow ochre.
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Qhe Gitteuigencer,


Now Maple Molasses-H. 7. BehTenI.
Clothes WrIngers -Ecsbltt d Bro.
TinWArc leo W. JohnS0n'G Sons.
Frco-illuStrated Paper.
WGnted-RelIAblc Men.
Opera HOuSe-The White BlRVc.
NotlC0-Wilson d Dunlevy.
Dunlap Hat OpeuinG-Eoble Bros.
Pictures FTAmOd-NlcolrB Art Store. n
Old ARe-1hIrd page.
For Cincinnau-L0uiI A. Shirley.
Notce-LAughlln Bros. Drug Co.
Tho Holman Adjustable Baby CarriAge-o. @.
Genthor,
Reliable scOds-s Z. Boyd.
Genuine Diamonds and Solid Gold Watches
Found IN TGa-Fourth page.
Sale OF Valuable Real EState-Fourth page.
For Rent and FOR salO-JAmes A. Henry-Fourth
Shook q Co.'S Great Drives in Kid Gloves-Hoad
NJ InNnl
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SPECIAL Bargains In Fur and Beaver
0VercOatings and heavy weight Suitings,
made up In tlrst'Class style. Muillers,
Gloves and Heavy Underwear at cost.
Just received, another invoice OF our
celebrated Knit Jackets and our Popular
50 cent White Shirt.
q. HESS s. SONS,
Nos. 1891 & 1898 Market Sts.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March2.-For West
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia
ireeh to brisk easteTly winds, rain or snoWr
followed by higher temperature.
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Belidtrs Indepndenl
After West Virginia has enumerated her
advantages, there does not seem much
left for her sister States to claim.
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Incontestable

After the second year. and Is thou payable imme.
diAtely upon the receipt Of satGtGctosy proofs OF
DEATH" II is "non.iorfe!ting" (hayIug q surIen.
der.value. In paidup assurance after the third
year,; 1t retains all tho advantages peculiar to Ton.
tine Assurance, including the largest returns in
dividends and choice Of six methods OF settle.
ment at the end Of the tontine period.
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FOR SALE.

No. a Maryland street, Brick House. Eve room,
and finished attic aud goo1 cellar.
No. 26Il Main street; ground hall lot; price
4 desirable residence on Fourteenth street,
4 ds.itaSls Fehdence on Fifteenth street, valued
< desirable residence on ChAplluo street, valued
4 desirable residence and building alto on Mar.
Large iet q ground, formerly ChaplIno Gene.
Many Farms and other properly Too numerous
10 mention.
JAMES a. HENRY,
DeSl = S n1SSiI ~ S,a. ~ A Su SlAIn Az
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The following amount Of work was
done by the city letter carriers in the
month OF February, 1883:
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SKATING and dancing carnival at the
Alhambra Rink tomorrow evening.
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Nos. 1891 4 1893 Market |
Tharmometer Record.

The Thermometer at schnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg
IHtered as follows:
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TEE best Steel and Elastic Truases fol-
Rupture made to order and guaranteed or
money refunded by
HRILNElER & Bro,
1725 Market street.
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SKATING and dancing carnival OF the
Alhambra Rink tomorrow evening.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Grand Opera House
O. @. aENTHER. Lesses and M,n,nnr
TaEeO Nlsha Only, eon ls !, Monday Evening

Three Night Only, commencing Monday Evening
March 5, lS6S. As'
EnEaEement Of the Distinguished Emotional an,
TraRIc Actress. MIS- ADA GRAY. Gnpp5f;esi b. ST
efdeient company An evening q Giternsts
lasting sermon 70 wives, mothers aud dSuPhtes..
an entirely new Version adapted from MrS. WoSJ,i
famous story, in hVe acts, by Miss Gny, and SS,.
formed By her over Soy times IN the principal ciIes
Of tho United States entitled 's'
EASt Lynnsi or, The Elopsmont.
H l1G1 I1 VISI, '.''.',',','-NE" ADA GRAY.
In which character she has no living peer.
Reserved seats can DO secured at shelbS mu,,
store. Admission. 10. p and 20 Genus. MGtiDsS
Prices, 10, Is and IS cents mI
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FOR SALE.

We offer for sale about 40 ACRES OF LAND
Just east OF the Court House, In MouudGvillo. W.
Va, on which Is 4 large dwelling house and out.
buildings ttuit trees, Ahrubbery, DC.
This lies so that ave Of the principal streeN
extend through 1t.
This land will DO sold as a whole or In parcels
10 suit tho purchasers. Terms easy.
Also about forty Building LotI adjoining same.
INQUIRE Of J.W. GALLAHER,
JOHN N. TURNER,
INV. HUNTER,
mrl MOundEvillc. ". Va.
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The Excess OF Income Over
Disbursements.
EXCESS, ss,1Ol ,695.

t., After Y careful study, the Society has combined
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PLowINo e In progree8 In the country.
THE Grand this eyening-aOrton New
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specuis,,ons About stanley

From the Boston Traveller
The long and painful silence with regard
to the whereabouts OF Acknowledgements
Stanley has caused many TO believe him
no longer alive. Whether he has perishcd
by starvation, or by the superior force Of
an enemy, or by treachery, there have
been frequent conjccturcs during the
dreadful pause concerning his fate. Stan
lev com municated directly by letter in
July, 1887, with civilization. The very
latest advices from him through Emin
were in December Of the same year. All
his movements from that time are guess
work. The probability is that Stanley and
Emin met at wadclai. in the Equatorial
Provinces. From that place, as less dan.
gcrous than an attempt to return by the
Congo, Il Is thought that Stanley deter.
mined 10 cross the desert TO the head.
waters of the Niger, making Ddriur his
objective point This not only explains
the lack OF well-dcfncd news from the
great explorer, but gives force 10 the ru-
mors about the movements OF the White
Pnsha, which revived hopes Of Stanley
survival. II also corroboraics the theory
advanced by Mr.. Johnston In the Fort
nighny Rcrien. In that article the writer
predicted that Stanley would be heard
| from at some position AZ the sources oi the
| Niger. From BOnny. the mouth Of that
river, there Is information that the cX-
petition IN marching westward above the
upper waters OF the east branch Of tho
| Niger. Ordinary romance is tame beside
such an experience NJ that Of this bold
aud adventurous American. The entire
world not only rcioiccs al the escape Oi
Stanley from the pcrils ot hostile Slvagcs
and desert sands, but awaits with anxiety
| his account Of the trials and dangers which
have attended him while buried from
human intercourse Ills eycntlul career
il one Of the most heroic and enchanting
In its interest OF modern times.
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Hnrsc NnIca.

A writer for an English paper. the MARI
Lane Express. tells OF our walking horses.
lie says ANY one who has seen the fast
walking horses, common in the South en
parts OF the United States, Is somewhat
surprised to fine them 20 little known
elsewhere. There can be no doubt that a
horse can carry a load on his back with
more ease to himself and his rider, and
can get over more ground by last walking
than by any other gait. With the weight
cavalry horse has TO carry, ] think II Is
certain he could perform a longer march
nj brisk walk than by the troi altcfnated
by the slow walk TO which he Is now
trained. And, after a hard day with the
hounds, II there was good distance
home, a change Of gait would be a relief
10 hunter. and he would carry his rider
quite ns quickly and with more comfort
for both. Aud Tor country work generally
Il would be found n most agreeable aud
satisfactory mode Of riding Like all other
gaits In which n horse cxcrls, II IA the
result Of early and persistent training
The method il something like the follow.
;. 49, The colt must be got bridlewise Just
as soon ms possible. aud then gradually
accustomed TO having harness or saddle
on him. When hc no longer irets under
the presence Of the tackle and the uso of
the rcins IN guarding him, let him be-
regularly exercised nj his natural
walking gait, aiming only ut keeping
him nj II until lac Is made TO under
stand that he II 10 90 ut no other. II he
ever does get out OF IL, pull him right up
with the rcim aud stop short. Then let
them begin again, aud keep nj Il until he
shows no wish 10 break into any other
gait. This, aud all the work Of training
will require much patience aud kindness,
for the animal IL not one possessed Of in
telligcnce. whatever may be said about hi
wonderful sagacity. but il guided by an nj.
most wholly automatic nerve action, or in
siinct When the colt haslcarned 10 move
M II lac had no other gait but TO walk, by
some familiar word 10 which he has
learned 10 attach definite mcaning-be.
cause Il IL never used In his hearing ex.
copt 20 express this one meanng-or by
gentle touch OF the whip. his pace may bc
gradually quckencd. II the colt breaks
Into trot when urged, bring him 20 an
instant s,andstil by sudden aud decided
pull ON the rcins ~ before named. and LET
him stand minute until he realizes that
he has not done what was wanted Of him.
This part OF the work will be very trying
o. both colt and trainer and the latter
must yet an example OF forbcamnce else
the colt will got excited and no progress be
made. II the animal is kept cool he will
soon be able 20 find out what IL wanted,
and can bc gradually urged mp 10 his NJ.
most speed without breaking his gait In
training horse TO walk fast, he Is not In.
iurpd In the least tor any other Gait. and
can be taught TO troi and gnllop just rs
4 well ~ before. But when n horse that has
been taught TO walk well finds a long dis
lance before him, he will nj once settle
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READiNo, IA, Dec. lj.-The Rev. Job
Light, pastor Of lions Church. this city,
and one Of the most prominent ministers
In the United Brethren denomination Of
this country, dropped dead at his home
last night. after conducting an exciting re-
viyal service In his church. The subject 81
his last sermon was Where will yvn spend
your eternity | will spend iniic In
heaven" Deceased WIS iorty.nino years
Of age, and hal served congregations In
Philadelphia, Reading. Harrisburg and
other places. lie was presiding elder Of
the Baltimore district ious years, and was
thirty years in the ministry. lie gradu.
aicd ut the Wcstynvillc. o., College.
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The Fav0rite

Medicine for Throat and Lung Diff
culties has long been, and still Is, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. 1t cures Group,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, and
Asthma; soothes irritation of the
Larynx and Fauces strengthens the
Vocal Organs; allays soreness Of tho
Lungs; prevents Consumption, and,
even In advanced stages Of that disease,
relieves Coughing and induces Sleep.
There is no other preparation for dis
eases of the throat and lungs to be COM
pared with this remedy.
my wife had distressing cough,
with pains in the side and breast. We
tried various medicines, but none did
her any good until l got bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which has cured
her. A neighbor, Mrs. Glenn, had the
measles, and the cough was relieved by
the use OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral. I
have no hesitation in recommending this
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uer,na. cr.h.. en-. ,s.,,.,

Fon fnc icwclry go to Tbaycr',.
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Paren,. cr,mi.a,iy Liable.

Moru than half II IN druths otruf hsior sr
yonn oi nrr An amy ~ iuuuJ,ut iutriy chill
dnu ore swept urJtllraslf nWaN rnrh irHT lanuis
or rflminally responsible fuf this Tho drHth fitn
~ children N inrlanf b. les than half fiis
Ackcft English laby routh-f has donc uufp io
iflur tbs about than ai other ,ausss uimbluyt
lou cnnuut AFFORD "a b. Withuut u III ucistrf
druggist