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Atch.T. ST
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. MD. July 81. - virginia

BALTIMORE. Mo-. July 81. - virginia skies. con-
sOiidated 81. past due coupons 80 TO-, tea-forties
34s.: do, thgees. 64ls bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Mp. July ~. Cotton pomiually
firm and hIsh middlins. lO,s Flour quiet and I'M
CHANGED. Nheat-SOuthern Grm AID 1alriy active:
fultz. S2ast1Y: Lonsberry. siaSo: WESTERN firm No
winter red spot SoaS05s: August, So1sS1ss; Sep
TENDER. s6has6A: pecember Sga9J. Corn southern.
duh and steady-white, 63aO6: yellow. Jya0i west
ern. dull anu steady; mixed spot. 90 i52sS. AUGUST
81 4a53, September. 5:jaJ3; year. 40saaiIA. Oats
in fair demand and steady-southern and peunsylva-
MIA 4Oalj; western white. 41a42k western mixed,
4Oa4OJ1 Rye quiet : 57a59 Hay firm - prime to
choice western. 10 O0a19.0 Provisions fairly active
and steady. Petroleum rrm and highet-refned IN
Suxar-cOpper refined, hTtn. 1514aiA4. Whisky, quiet
126sl2s Freishts to LIVERPOOL per steamer. quiet
ana hrn-cotton. Sd; -four. ton. Ius. gram.
3ad. Eecelrts - four 1000 barrels: wheat, lOQ-
QUO bushels corn, 5000 bushels. oats 5000 bush
els: rye, 800 bushels shipments-hour: $4,000 bar
QUO bushels: corn. 1000 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, july II. ii a. m - Both the
English and continental cables firner grains
this morning. but the weakness and provisions
prevented any Improvement in wheat August OPENED
unchanged AZ SOs. Receipts of forty-seveI
than expected, which the bars e1-
for selling 1t of. The opening isaL off, at
Az. While the receipts of hogs were only 5000
heat, prices soIne grades were oa10 LIVER Sep.
TENDER pork opened ~ off. at 1870 Quotations at
IL o'clock were Wheat IsaSU i for August: corn
4GSs oats. 2Jzs: pork, 1a1Oal3121a for September
lard. S.J2&; short r1bs, IsJ.
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The " heeItng FLOOD.
GREAT DESTRUCTION ALONG THE PATH oF I'm


shAAr DESTRUCTION ALONG THE PATH oF IN
sToks.
The reports from Wheeling and vicinity Indicate
that the damage and loss OF life caused by the
storm Of Thursday night were greater than was
nrst stated. The line u the Plttsburg division a
the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Will have 70 b
practically rebuilt from Elm 1roye 20 the Penn.
sylvania state line. slk large and costly bridges
were washed away, the track lifted from the road
bed ana twisted iuto all conceivable shapes Tor
miles AT stretch Al some places IL 10 Impossible
70 discern where the road bed has been while with
The exception OF only an occasional gap on htsa
and sulid ground. the entire bed II badly washed.
81 course interest cebtei In the wreck OF the Bal
tllnore and OHIO bridge over Wheeling Greek at
Main street and Tie fatalities which At
tended that disaster. several OF those on the
bridge were doubtless strangers In the city, at
uacted Dy curiosity, aud their absence 10 Mt
noticed. ~ Tar a. can be definitely known there
were four men and three boys not since heard
H iVaA on INC oruse wren Went down Mra
found aud Will be sent 20 MilIonsburg Ohio: alsc
The other Two when they are found. The creek Is
Stlll dangerously swollen aud the roads washed
bridges oavcd IN, telephone aud teIegraph lines
down. The fall of water from q 60 S:s5 D. m
Thursday by gauge at Iriadelphia was ~ Inches.
The storm shut on al Railroad coulnuuica-
ton between Pittsburg aud wheeling. The
Baltimore and OHIO and the Panhandle roads
S iy p s.nre o'9rssded ana VIII be some
ON the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Is mostly due
10 washed-out bridges ana land-sides For dis
lance OF Is miles between West Alex ndria ana
" heellng, where the stoun-clouds burst with
fury, the track OF the storm presents scene az de-
Nasiation aud destruction. Trees lie across Tie
track where they were blown. Wires are down
ana frequent iand-slidcs impede the workmel Who
are trying 10 clear the tracks
Estimates last night at Wheeling OF the loss OF
lle make not less Than twenty three drowned or
these ten were lost at Caldwells Run, eight were
drowned AT aud near THadelphla ana West Alex
and1a; one In the eastern pait OF the county near
bridgeport, on the ohio side OF the river: one en-
SAerin Kemp, OF Marshall county, near BenwoJd
w. Va, and TWO or more on Whisky Kun, on tho
ONO side, opposite the lower end this city This
list OF dead L. being constantly added to- Several
Cemeteries were washed out aud bodies encAsed IA
collins swept out TO the river. The d. structiOn 81
property Will reach Ia the neighborhood OF 81 5oO-
600. The storm extended l6 miles east OF Nest
AleNandria, Pa, and the all along the WAY An
one Oh desolatlOD and uncomfortable horror.
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BAD CASE BLooD Po1sosrss
CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES.

Through the medium of one of your books received
through Nr. frank L. Wrsy. Druggist, Apollo. Pa.
became acquainted with your CUTIcURA REMEDIES.
an take this opportunity testify to yOu TINT their
has permanently cures, of of the worst cases of
blood Poisoning in connection with erysipelas. that
have and this after having been pronounced
incurable by OF the best in ourcouuty.
take pleasure in forwarding to you this esti
nonia, unsolicited II Is by in order that others
suffering from similar msiades may be encouraged to
give your CuITcURA REMEDIES u trial
r. =. WhITLISGER. Leechbur2. Pa
Reference: PRANK Il. WRAY. Druggist. Apollo, Pa
James f Richardson. Custom-H House. New Orleans.
oath says: In 1870 scrofuious Ulcers broke out
my body until was mass of corruption Every
thing known 10 the medical faculty was tired in vain
became a mere wreck. AT times could not lift my
hands TO ms head could not turn in bed: was In con-
stan; pain. and lOoxed upon life q No relief
cure in ten years In 1850 heard of the CUIicCRA
kENEDIEs used them, and was perfectly cured"
sworn IL before L. ). Com. j. D. CRAWFORD.
Sold everywl ere Price: CUIIcURA, Soc. soar. 2Jc.
REsoLvENT. Ell Prepared by the PORTER DRUs
AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston. Mass U17.lo.2O21
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The Mace Family Troubles.

AARMADCkE DISCHARGED BY JUDGE BINGHAM.
The Mace family troubles were before Chief Jus
tice Bingham to-day. Thomas Marmakuke Is
charged in Montgomery County, Nd, with abduct-
Ing Franklin Mace, ir., from the home OF Mace's
mother, and requisition having been received
from Gov. jackson, of Maryland, Marmaduke was
arrested few days ago on q bench warrant IS.
sued by the chief justice Marmaduke yesterday
gave bail for his appearance to-day Mr.. ". r.
Bailey appeared for Marmaduke and Mr.. A. A.
LipscOmD appeared for the agent VI the state OF
Maryland. Mr.. W. W. White.
Mr.. Bailey attacked the validity OF the reQuisi-
ton, Claiming that a copy OF the Indictment or
aiildavit should be appended.
MT. L1pscom0 said he would be false to his trust
II he Claimed that the law had been fully compiled
Win ana full copy OF the afiidavit filed. The
only signature was that OF MOIdecai Morgan, the
justice OF the peace. lie would ask II under the
interstate comfy the Chief justice could not
as an executive order the party TO be held and he
tnen raised the question by habeas corpus
Inc Chief justice said that the papers were not
complete the paper not being an afldavit and he
ne directed the discharge OF Maruaduke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-21
A Mistake as 10 STAYS.

frOIn the LOndOn Truth.
The fact Is that we are getting rather too
ciothesy nowadays. Our fiction, street hoard
ings, railway stations and newspaper advertise
ment columns are ali clothes now, and mostly
underciothes. Take the matter Of stays for ex-
ample. The use OF these engines of deformity
was formerly wont 10 be concealed, now 1t is
aVUwed and paraded. 1t was In days gone by
every womans object TO persuade people that
she was naturally defOrmed; now her evident de-
sire Is 10 show that she has detormed herself will
luHy and OF set purpose. Practically speaking,
sue how wears her stays outside her other ciot hes
ana IN every pictorial representation OF her which
appears In the Illustrated novel and paper the out
liie oi The corset Is distinctly insisted upon. The
dress Is so arranged as TO show the modest OBJ
server exactly where the stays begin and where
lney end; there Is no longer any concealment
ABOUT the matter. Now, think this Is mistake.
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CLEVELAND IN THE CAMPAIGN.
A story That There IL Friction he.
tween the President and Chairman
Brice COntradicted.

WHAT SENATOR RANSOM AND COL DICK BRIGHT
SAY ABOUT TIE STORY THAT MR.. CLEVELAND
WANTS TO RUN THE CAMPAIGN HIMSELF.
"Tnere Is not the shadow OF foundation for
the story" said Senator Ransom, OF the national
democratic and campaign committees this
afternoon, In reply to the question of q STAR
reporter In regard to a publication to the
enect that Chairman Brice. OF the
campaign committee is indignant at interference
from Ine White House. 1t Is fabrication entire
continued The Senator .'Why, the President
couldn't be induced to interfere In matter OF this
Kill III Is not his way. No, sir, we discussed the
ente question OF organization In all its details In
OUT own way independent OF any outside pressure"
mere Is not scintila OF truth in it," remarked
Coi DICK brlgnt, OF Indiana, sergeant-at-arms of
Tue national committee. He has been with the
committee In all their preparations, and he
asserts That the Administration has not at
Smpteo even Indirectly to influence
tue course or the party managers. Like senator
ransom COL Bright declares that II is foreign to
PRESIDENT Cieveiand's methods to interfe re in the
management or the canvass by usurping the func-
IONS committed to others. The President has
Deea consulted as, as was right and proper, and
IN accordance with custom that gives the
mead OF the ticket right TO make suggestions, but
beyond the bounds OF his proper right, and that
he has even expressed willingness TO
leave TO the discretion or the managers matters
submitted Tor his decision He has, 1t is under
stood Insisted that the mpaign should be fought
10 pold, open, and courageous manner, without
any attempts TO evade any responsibility or make
any apologies
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From HagerstOvvu

WHAT rs GOING OS IN WASHINGTON CoUHTY-PoLrTf-
CAL MATTERS OF iNTEREsr-ELECTRIc LIGHTS.
Correspondents Of The EVENING STAR:
HAGERsrowN, July 20 1888.
Ex-senator and ex-Gov. Vim. T. Hamilton, whose
serious illness has caused grave fears among his
friends and acquaintance throuy bout the state,
is resting a little more comfortable to-day, but the
trouble from which he has suffered for some time
remains unchanged. His ailment is o complica-
ton OF kidney trouble and jaundice.
The democrats OF Washington County Will hold
q ratification meeting ia Hagerstown on Friday
evening, july ~. senators German aud DAME.
and Representative Brecklnrfdge VIII be among
the speakers.
The second annual reunion OF the Lutneraus OF
the District Of Columbia, Maryland and Pennsyl-
yania Will take place at Pen Mar on August %.
Extensive preparations are being made FOR the
event. including q program OF interesting exer-
cises. The reunion held last year at the same
place was attended by over 5000 people, which
number, IL is believed, VIII be greatly Increased al
The Hagerstown News Publishing Compauy
propnetors OF the Daily and Weekly Nescs OF
this place, have purchased the Lorshbaugh prop
erty on south Jonathan street, within few steps
OF the courthouse, and VIII erect a handsome
three-story brick building 70 by 20 feet, In which
to conduct the printing and publishing business
HagerstownS electric light plant for street
lighting Is now In successful operation, and our
citizens are delighted at the change from coal OIL
sixty arc-lamps OF 500 candle power furnish the
illumination at q cost OF 8, 600 Der annum under
contract TO extend for I'VE years The light n
steady, bright and mellow. b.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TGl8gIaIls TO The Star.
An Oil Excitement
NEW RUSH TO THE LoSG-ABASDoSED PrTHoLR OIL
FIELDS.

NEW RUSH TO THE LOSG-ABASDOSED PITHOLE OIL
FIELDS
PIrTsBURG, July 2I.-There Is great excitement
In the OIL regions over the revival OF the P1thole
oil nelds. PiJhOIe has for nearly quarter OF
century been considered a sucked orange, and the
oil right OF 100000 acres around the old town
would not have brought 600. Now the excitement
Is greater there than in any other field in
the region, not excepting Bakerstown. Black
Brothers have been pushing the drill around
Pleasantvilie 30 successfully that they have been
encouraged 10 test the old-Pitnoe region, and the
result Is OF the surprises OF the oil region In
this old and long since abandoned territory they
now have seven wells that are good FOR 5000 bar
reIs a month. There is some difference OF
opinion regarding the sand, put IL Is prob
ably lower horizon than the rich sand Of 1865
that made PlthOle the most famous city In the
world and gave IL q population Of 1900 to
20 600 iu few months Great activity Is reported
In the field among lease hunters, and large pro-
duction IA this old field is expected within the
next few mouths.
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Amausements Next Week.

ALBACGH's OPERA HorsE.-The Lyceum Opera
Company viii ntly close the summer opera season
at AibIugh's Opera House next week by the pro-
ductlon OF Onenbach's sprightly and beautiful
opera, ''Graud Duchess OF Gerolstein." Miss VIM
ston Will sing In the role OF The Grand Duchess.
The cast Will Include, also. Misses Minnie De Rue
and Marie Donelli. Arthur Bell Walter Allen
Charles Myers, Joseph Fay, and Harry Ratten-
berry.
JonSsoN's FAMILY THEATER-At Johnson's Fam
lily TGeatei, Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
next week an inviting bill will be presented. The
management OF this tbeater have ipaugurated
with success the policy OF presenting standard at
fractions at low prices OF admission.
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Enforcing HarbOr Regulations.

WARRANT ISSUED FOR SCHOONER CAPTAIN WHO
oBsTRCCrED THE ENTRANCE TO A BoAT-HoUsE.
Harbormaster Sutton swOre out warrant in
the Police Court this afternoon charging Willis E
Case with violating the harbor regulations. Case is
captain OF the schooner j. II. Smith. The schooner
was lying In the river In front Of the Potomac
boat-house, and so INSTRUCTED the entrance
10 the house that small boats were unable to get
out In the river. When requested by the harbor-
master TO remove his schooner, the captain. 1t Is
charged refused TO do so, and fOr that reason the
warrant was issued.
The warrant will probably be served this after
noon. 1hlS Is the first case in which the harUor.
master has sworn out a warrant for an alleged
violation OF the harbor regulations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-21
WAsulSsrOx SocrErY WoMEN
THE OPINION OF A FASHIONABLE MODESTO
INTERESTING TO MEN AND WOMEN.
TO BE READ CAREFULLY

Miss J. r. SMITH. No 1879 9th st. NV. Washing
ton. ID. c. who dresses the LEADING society women Oh
that city, writes. under date Of June 4. 1855:
"Dear Madame have suffered for three years from
Nervous rUstrsiCn. and have only kept on my feet
through the of tones. This year 1t had been
harder hght than but about two months ago one
of MY customers tMrs. Justice Msrj advised NE to
try your Vita Nu0va' I have improved steadily
bezsn the of it. and would like to know x
you will send IT direct, and hat you will charge
me by the dozen bottlesS Ny forewVnan. who is con-
sumy tive. also taking II with great benefit have
recommended Vita Nuoya to many of my customers.
An early will greatly oblise. respectfully
Miss J. +. SMITH.
TO Mrs. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER.
90 and 81 Park Place. New York"
Thus is VITA NUOyA" recommended and used
throughout the entire country. Ii has restored to
health the aged and the infant No remedy has ever
Commanded such spontaneous Endorsements No
remedy has many friends. The stomach and nerves
a.e the causes of troubles. VITA NCONA'
quickly brings them into normal condition. One dose
of VITA NOVA will digest hearty meal in one to
two hours, thus relieving the weak stomach of all
strain Refreshing sleep and perfect health will follow
Is Pure blood Is its cOrnpaniOn- is not wine
and cOunterfets and substitutes have proved
uIlsyailins. aplS-0m
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A Press Victory.
From fha Inf1rnalist-

The power Of the press was never demonstrated
more conclusveiy than in the matter OF conductor
less cars In Chicago, about twelve years ago. The
newspapers OF that public spirited city took up
the question and simply abolished the bobtail1
That was all The method pursued was very SIM
pie. Putting aside their feuds and rlvalrlcs, they
all went straight at the business, heart and hand
Recognizing the efficacy OF organization. they got
up little society. It was called the y. c. y. +.
Association. No Conductor, No Fare. The people
took up the cry. Car load after carload OF pssen-
gers, composed Of the best men In the city, re-
FUSED 10 play the part of conductor Tor the
companies and declined TO put the nickel In the
hOx. II the ear stopped they got out and walked,
and the next car-lot went through the same per-
formance. For several days the companies per-
sisted. But they never received a penny except
from blind men or strangers who had not read the
papers. Then they yielded. The press had won
victory. B0btaii cars vanished. Conductors were
provided, anu polite ones too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-21
Reviewing the Cars Troops.

EMPEROR WILLIAM TREATED TO MARTIAL DISPLAY
BIZ HIS IMPERIAL HOST.
ST PETERSBURG, July 2I.-EmperOr william re-
viewed the troops at KrasnOe-SeiO yesterday even
ing. on the emperOr's arrival, In company with
the car, the bands played the Prussian national
hymn aud the troops cheered. Later the emperors
Joined the Russian imperial family and Prince
Henry OF Prussia, at the pavilion, where the bands
Played selections from German and Russ an airs
Emperor William has conferred the decoration
OF the order OF the Back Eagle upon Duke Alex.
aDGer OF Oldenburg commander OF the Russian
Guards corps. In bestOwing the decoration the
emperor extOlled the perfection OF the corps.
Prince henry, OF Prussia, has been appointed
honorary commander OF the SD regiment OF Rus
sian dragons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-21

During the twenty-four hours ending at
O'Clock this afternoon deaths were reported to the
Health ONCE as follows. Belle Greer, white, IL
years; Jas. H. Howarth, white, years; Hettie
Maud Houghton, white, 8 months; Leo Wood,
white, l month; Sophia ID. Peterson. white, so
years; Edw. Yorke, White, 10 months: Claude Z.
Colburn, white. year; Frances /. Robinson,
white, months; David LoveJt, cOlored, 1 year;
colored, 10 months; Walter Marrow, colored, /
year; Mabel NJ. Nash. colored, z months; Lucinda
Queen, colored, 26 years: Henry F. Denny. coll
years,
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The Presidents Ancestry.

From the New York Times.
The Rev. stephen N. Cleveland, the brother of
the President. was recently In Byneld, Mass look
ing up the family records. No Clevelands now live
In Byfield, but from the earliest settlement down
10 the middle OF the present century the family IN
byheid included several eminent names, among
them being Capt Ebenezer Cleveland, an Ofiicer In
the Revolution; DIR. Parker Cleveland, for many
years prominent physician In the county; Prof.
Palker Cleveland, OF Bowdoin College; Preceptor
Nehemiah Cleveland, Of hummer Academy, and
John n Cleveland, DID,, president OF Michigan
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"NorH1So LIKE THr,r.-

10 the verdict Of AL who take Ayers Pills
Pronp. and elective in their action, they leave
% ill-efects and may be administered to old or
young. Herbert Elweli. Of East Saginaw. Mich,
says; Il vas . great sufferer from Constipa-
Hon. Headache. and General Debility. Ny skin
was yellow. aad had constant pain in my side
and back Other medicines failing took three
boxes OF Ayers Pills and am cured"
Iva. severely afflicted with Dyspepsia and
Enlargement Of the Liver. most Of the time be-
ing unable To retain any solid food. Three boxes
OF Ayers Pills cured me. ~-Lncirs Alexander.
MarbIshead. Mass
AYERS PILLS,
Prepared by DIR. J. c. Aver 4 Co. Lowell. Nssz
Sold by all Druggists and De alers in Medicines
mhf3
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Real Estate SaIe~

The deed to q. W. Harvey from r. L. Wallach,
trustee. for the old Harvey property at the north.
east corner OF Maryland avenue and 18th street
southwest. was yesterday recorded. II conveys
for $4,000 SUBS to X, square 352, fronting nearly
liz feet on Maryland avenue and 1873 feet on IL I'll
street.
W. b. Gurley has bought OF L. j. Davis, for
$1,000 SUP ~, square 1885, fronting "a by 81 u feet
on Y street, between 18th and 10Th streets north
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Business improvements.
ENHANCING THE FACILITIES FOR SHOPPING ON !
STREET,


Mr.. Rudolph GOldschmid has through Messra
walker & Wilson, leased for fifteen years, from
Mr.. Columbus Alexander, premises Nos. 1907 and
1000 street northwest. he will Immediately
commence, according to plans prepared by Mr. C.
A. Ddden, architect, to reconstruct the buildings
40 as to have one large store. The front will be
handsome, and the interior OF the building will be
very tastefully fitted up. The two houses being
thrown into one will give very large room on the
first floor, around which will be fitted galleries On
the plan OF the model room In the Patent Office
There will also be two large floors above. The
building win be ready for occupancy in time for
the fall trade, and be occupied by Mr.. GodSchmd.
Another Improvement is about to be made.
Messrs. Woodward Lothrop, the propnetors or
the Boston store, have leased the building 1011 +
street. Messrs. Lowe Kendall, architects, have
prepared plans Tor the alteration or this building
TO the purpose OF giving additional facilities for
the bus ness or the Boston store. Openings viii
he made In the walls so that the floors OF the pr
ent large building adjoining and now occupied by
the Boston store, Will communicate with the new
building. An addition will be erected In the rear
and the space for goods and customers Will be con-
siderably enlarged With the substantial Equit-
able building on one side, the large Boston House
On the other and Mr. GOldschmid's new store In
the center, this will be one OF the handSomest
squares on street, and will show wonderful ad.
vance in Improvements in that locality during the
past three years
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T'nr Irl

TRY Iri
FUNDS EXTRACT Is known everywhere, and well
merits ~ npatAuoh as the Peoples Kennedy !" and
-ID!versa Pain Destroyer" For over ,,r,x -. -
great yeEe'se4e compound has ITS efcacy ard
never failed 10 do its duty when brought into use n.
Las Won lt- greatest renown n ali
BAD Inflammation and should u IN every b..a..bI
fO>ps kA1hACI cures BUNS, saul5Ily,is s'I'af,,s
BeinOrrhA<ss ETC. Ask Tor PONDS ExThACT Iaks
~ i---es-ons- my3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-21

Are not found IN the forests, but SEA-
Bury NUsTARD LAWS (lleady made
AG-t-Fd ll4st rsJ Represent the very
,ru Lest mu-tsru and r,d hot in action,
AkO seCur ~ tie stimu atiIg and couutet-
x,,r lrr1taanx effects much desired in
AOi trsHip COnc. Cholera Morbus. and
tpsx,. other violent pains common 10 the
~~A'LS summer seasOn. al ese attacks USUALLY
come on AZ nlght, AMI such . handy re-
Del a. Ses6urys Ready Made Mustard
fn-,.ers Is certainly . b.es-ng. sod by
80 ~. ussistS syIU