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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07
WHAT CAN BE DONEl

TheTu has been more excitement and greater
discussion over the subject Of quick copSump,
ton, pneumonia aud sudden deaths within the
last slx months than ever before In the history
OF the world. Doctors, chemists, scientists and
all thinking people have been interested In II,
aud tho fact that more than two thirds Of al
deaths arise rom throat and lung troubles has
lnteniled II What 70 do and what 70 use
have been the universal questions with all who
have coughs or nave friends who arc coughing,
The best thing upon the subject that We have
seen Il rom the well known scientist, William
y Cutter, State chemist Of Connecticut He
says; -,,. !, -,
ire!cclyed Y letter from large number Of the
leading phy4lclana Of New York, Rtking from
lkill rs chcnllAt, would ilFniEh them with
ApuTe article Of WhlHkey for the sick. | did a.
they red leyt0d, and for several years tnTnlAhed
them With Whiskey ~ nearly suitable for their
purpose ~ COnld ind In Kentucky; but Meth,
or Al that time nor during tho twenty years that
haYe elapsed Alncc then have found pure ar
trleOt Whlskey seeming 10 answer In every TO
Epect what they required until chemically an
alyled DufyB Pure Malt WhlIkey. Having 0
practical ~ well ~ 3 chemical oWledge Of the
manufacture Of Whlskey ~ conducted In Ken
lucky, peIhap. am better Judge Of " merit,
than one having only q chemical knowledge I
have RnalyEed great many samples oil Whlskeyl
wines, Rles, &C., and was supplied az the AnRly'
SIS OF DutIy'B Pure Malt Whiskey TO lnd II was
absolutely puIG. ~ never found this 70 DO the
case IN any other Whkkey had examined. ~
advantages 70 those suffering from pulm0nlC
troubles, nervous prOstTatiOn or mental eXhAuS'
ton must necessarily 30 very great. Gonidel
that ils absolute purity, ~ well ~ klienliuC
mode Of manufacture, must commend II To- gen
eTal use aud public favor N.Y. III
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STRIKE AT THE lAUGHLlS.
The self.Pseder Tenders 20 Out and II,
fuse to Accept Reduction,

The Self.Feeder Tenders 20 Out and re.
fuse to Accept q Reduction.
/, The tenders Of the self.feeding ma
chimes at the Laughlin mill struck yes.
terday against a reduction, The nailers
at the Laughlin have accepted these diff.
ferent reductions In two years and now
make Sleeper keg less than they did
on the 10 cent scale. Notwithstanding
these facts they have been paying the
same price they did under the IS and 10
cent scale, and after the nailers accepted
the IA cent scale they decided to make q
slight reduction In the tenders wages,
On three penny the reduction will make
a difference Of three.iourths Of cent per
key, and one.iourth oil q cent on SIX
penny. On eight penny the nailers
have been paying six cents and now Of.
fer the boys five and one,fourth, which
Is one.fourth OF a cent more than Is paid
in Wheeling. Tho nailers have always
governed the price by the Wheeling
mills, but the boys say they will estab'
lish q price OF their own.
Only a few Of the machines were on
yesterday, but about fifty will be on to.
day. The nailets will each run two and
II Is said some Of the boys will 60 Ia
work at the reduction.
II don't think the strike will amount
to anything said mailer 10 an INrELLt'
dENCER man lust night,
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Louis Fox, Paul BroCkhardt, John VII.
kie, Bhee supler, Jas, Anderson, Elmer
Oaflip, W. 7, BuIt, O. p. Irwin, Thos,
Ovens, Jas, Riddle and VIM, BRshar,
DR.. Pipes Is represented by Messrs.
H. NJ. Russell and B. B. DoYeneI, and
DR., Mccoy by Caldwell & Caldwell.
The formal stating Of the case consumed
some time, and but two witnesses were
examined In the afternoon, These were
Mr., William Wilson and German lady
named Mrs, Werner, Mr., Wilson Is the
father Of Miss Wilson who was teacher
In the Eighth ward schools, and he told
Of q call he paid Or, Mccoy concerning
the reelection OF his daughter, and re-
peated part OF the conversation in which
he said DIR. Mccoy referred TO DR., Pipes
and made statements derogatory TO the
latter's character, Mrs. Werner also told
Of similar talk by DR., Mccoy, who called
on her to secure her signature TO q
Femonstrauce against the re'appoint-
ment Of q teacher,
Court adjourned atop, m, until this
morning,
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! AD0uT PROPlR.
Strangers in the CITY and wheeling PeOpl
49, Abroad,

Strangers In the City and wheeling People
Abroad.
John McKeown, the oil king, Is at the
Mcclure House. ...-
Mr., 7. H. Buchanan, Of Wellsburg,
was down yesterday.
John L. Timms, iof Point Pleasant,
was at the stamm yesterday.
DIR, T. o. Edwards and wife arrived
home from New York yesterday alter
noon,
Col. Glen F. Steele, 81 Lancaster, O.,
Is again in the city, and as usual Is reg
istered at the stamm.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Minnie Donaldson, Of this city, to Mr.
s. R, Modett, oil, Montana.
Messrs. Charles weis, George leipzig
F. Diets, August Beckert, Charles
Cooper and John Gernert all well
known Pittsburgh musicians who came
down TO assist the Opera House 0rches
tra In its grand annual concert, given
last evening, were qt1artered at the
stamm during their stay here.
President Mortimer Pollock, Of the
Water Board, was out on the streets and
at the Office Of the Board yesterday FOL
the first time since his unfortunate fall
hlst February, when he broke his right
leg, The fracture has knitted nicely, bui
be has had To remain quiet so long that
his knee Joint has become quite stiff
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woMASY UNION BRSEVOLEST SOCIETY

The Annual Report OF tho Work Done SUBJ
iiai mittSd by the Secretary.
The following report for the year 1883
Is respectfully submitted:
An itemized report has not been re.
ceived from all the wards, but figures
showing the amount OF money expended,
illipdlcate that they with the other
wards have done good work in the year
1888. II
The First ward has disbursed groceries,
dry goods and shoes to the amount OF
$50 Al, 1870 pieces OF secondhand cloth.
ing, large packages Of miscellaneous
articles. So families assisted.
Second ward to the amount Of $40 10,
225 barrels Of -four, 10 pounds Of sugar,
l0pounds Of coffee, pound Of tea, SO
pounds Of bacon, 10 pecks Of potatoes, 4
quarts Of beans,'l quart OF hominy, !
quart Of syrup, 0 families assisted.
Third and Fourth wards To the amount
Of Sll3 80. M n f ~
Fifth ward 10 the amount OF Sal SS,
81 sacks OF flour, SO pounds Of coffee, 81
pounds OF sugar, 8 pounds OF tea,
quarts Of beans, 8 pecks OF potatoes, 10
pounds Of bacon, II quarts Of hominy,
pounds Of rice, pounds OF corn meal,
20 bars Of soap.
Sixth ward TO the amount OF $67 rs.
Seventh ward TO the amount OF $23 Oh,
l67 pieces second hand clothing.
Eighth ward 10 the amount OF sos IA,
20 pieces second hand clothing.
The Industrial School is doing good
work under the leadership OF q few
efficient and willing ladies'. They not
only teach the children to sew, mend,
patch, darn, sing, ETC., but exert q moral
influence over them which few of them
receive In their home training. 6
The usual New Years reception was
held at the rooms OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, and was we'll at
tended by the young men Of the city.
The "GeometriCal Progression" q
method 10 raise money, proved q success
10 the amount OF $2lS .S5. a much
greater sum might have been realized
had as much interest been taken in the
project as in other cities. o
The society for want OF means has had
q hard struggle during the past winter,
but the thought OF the sick and infrm
really dependent on II for their support
gave strength and courage to use all
means possible TO keep 1t alive, and in
various ways funds were provided To
help weather the gale" H.4
Every year Of the society's existence
increases It's capacity and responsibility,
and II has doors Of usefulness thrown
open TO 1t which 1t cannot enter for lack
Of funds. ~.
But what can a few women do with
such an Institution as the Benevolent
Society has grown TO be2 They must
have the cooperation, encouragement
and financial support OF the business
men and wealth Of the city, or II must
become a thing Of the past. Gan we
not hope and expect that such we will
have, and thus be able to attain greater
results In the year 1880 than ever before
Mrs. w. ]. W. CowDES, Secretary,
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Miss Marietta Nash and a fine com.
pany will present this comedy at the
Grand this evening. The Boston Globe
says: Miss Marietta Nash, who appear
cd In the title role, gave apiece. Of clever
originality asa German maid .of-all-work,
In which she contriyed 10 inilse novelty
and life into q character that might
easily have elapsed into conyentlonality.
The delineation Of the quaint Teutonic
maid, In manifest Inconsistencies Of
mirth provoking scenes OF which she
was the centre, possessed a peculiar fas-
clnation, and her clever dancing With
massive wooden shoes elected hearty
applauAe. nv
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The river was still falling al this point
last evening with depth Of about o feet
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati ID
good time with a fair trip and will leave
iot that point al Q O'Clock this afternoon,
Capt. Charlie Muhlelnan ID In com.
tnand and Mart Noll in the office
a. usual, These accommodating oflICefb
need no special praise, The Katie Stock.
dale y due down early this morning ID
the Bittshutgh.C Cincinnati trade, and The
Hudson Ia the same trade, d due Do
early, The Ben HUI passed down Oh
route from Hthbufgh 10 rafkenbutg
yesterday afternoon The "a Hobetts
passed up about 0 O'Clock last evening
With q big tow Of enbiles,
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THEIR annual NHHTING,
Stockholders Of the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company
REFLECT THEIR DIRECTORS.
The Company has PrOspeFod to Such
a DesFeeit q Entirely Free from
Debt--Two new Members
OF the BOard Chosen,

An annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Wheeling Natural Gas
Company was held at the Office Of the
company on ohapline street, in this
city, yesterday morning, The meeting
was very vol attended one and all the
stockholders expressed themselves as
being we'll pleased with the able manner
in which the affairs Of the corporation
have been conducted, The statements
made by the several officials showed ss
q rsSpltot the business done in the two
years the company has benin existence
and operating, that the company has
been freed from all debt.
In electing a Board Of Directors there
were but two changes made In the Board
% constituted last year, Messrs, Edwin
Bindley and A, +, Heating, both OF Pitts,
burgh, were chosen IN place Of Mr..
Charles w, BroCkunier, ofthis city, and
9. B, Mclean, Of Pittsburgh. The full
Board chosen yesterday consists OF the
following named gentlemen; Messrs.
William Finn, I. II. Given, Chris, L.
MAgee, l, HRlsey Williams, ]. NJ. GUT
fey, Robert O, Elliott, John N. Neeb,
Henry Fisher, Edwin Bindley and A,
=. Heating, Of Pittsburgh, and Mr., John
II, Hobbs, Of this city.
Among the stockholders from out Of
town who attended the meeting were
MesSTs, R Q. Elliott, Henry Fisher, l.
II, Williams, John N: Mech, ]. II.
Heinz, W. ]. A, Kennedy, George Able,
Edwin Blndley, William Leitch, w, j.
Diehl and William Mengle.
These gentlemen all returned to Pitts
burgh on an afternoon train. The new
Board will meet In Pittsburgh next Sat.
urday for the purpose Of organizing.
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AM UNIQUE ACCIDENT
Eho Re.all q oarolsl, nanalInE Of q q

The Result Of Careless Handling Of q Cart.
!, n ridge-A Close Call gl.l
Considerable excitement was occasion
ed yesterday morning in the wholesale
notion and toy house Of Hazlett, Wheat &
Hays, at No. 1si4,Main street, by a shot
being fred from the alley in the rear
through q window ofthc FIRMS Office, in
which Mr.. Howard Hazlett was working
at the time, The shot was fired In O pc.
culiar manner, and the wonder Is that
someone was not hurt, II not killed.
Some careless individual dropped OF
threw q loaded cartridge oil large calibre
into the alley, and the wheel oil q heavy
dray which passed through the alley
about 10 o'clock yesterday morning
passed over the missile In such Q way
that II was exploded and the leaden ball
crashed through q pane Of glass In the
window described. A roundhole about
one inch In diameter was made. Mr..
Wheat was absent from the store at the
Time. .s.t i.tH.t .II.a s.ttst..l l., ..N 4
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BRl.LAIRR.


All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Charles Tulwcltzf has moved TO Detroit, Mich.
Bob laSse, the B. & o. ticket agent is home
The Ben IIur shipped lot Of slate yesterday
for Parkersburg.
The Nail Works company Is hauling a large LOT
oil furnace brick from Benwood.
Peter Keys, Of The steel works, has tho btoadelt
smile on RECORDED baby girl at his house
Prices floating opera is lying at B6nwood. The
band pAraded the principal streets yesterday.
AIr. George Romlsk, who had her ankle
broken some time since, Is getting along nicely
now.
Bollalre tCamSterl have all the work they want
now hauling lumber, brick gravel and sand
Everybody Is busy.
A great many fishing boats and clubs have
pulled up stakes in this vicinity for the usual
lime down the river.
Two hundred and nity reserved seat tickets
have boon sold for the minstrel show tomorrow
night. The house Will DO packed.
John Noolln, Of Middleport, has accepted q
position In tho nall works and VIII stay here,
making his home With his aunt, MIs, +, Flood,
A. family named Hughes, living on a house
pafatory 70 starting out With their usual Rlm.
nor show, 4a
There arc several old soldiers here who 70
membefed the AniyersAfy Of the Baltic oil the
Wilderness, which occurred Just twenty-five
years ago yesterday,
The wheeling Natural Gas Company has
served notices 10 c0nsumen here 70, the elect
per 1000 feet meter measure.
James LeasutO, Henry LAndkTohn, John IL
Woods aud Milton Thompson bought lots at the
ERlO Of the Ctdngle farm Saturday. Tho sale wal
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Owing to tho failure Of the oniractors 70 com.
ply with tho New Garbage Ordinance. all but
one have forfeited their contracts, and therefore
tho garbage cannot now DO removed.
The public is requested to make the best dis
position possible OF garbage until such time as
Council shall provide for On cihcient garbage
This right to license nIghtsOIl Cxcavators hay
lug been taken from the Health Otilcor, and the
licenses held by those In the business having ex'
pIrOd May 0, no work Of this character can DO
prosecuted until the Committee on Health meets
and 10 peFiects the now ordinance % 10 make II
operative.
All complaints, both AZ 10 garbage and night.
soil, have been tled and will DO attended 10 Just
RS soon US possible Under tho new laws. Anony-
NOUS communications arc consigned 10 the
waste basket. GEO. /. GARRISON, NJ. D..
nv7 Health OhicOr.
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LOCAL BRgVITlEs,
matters of Minor Moment In and AbOusth'

hRttsFp Of Minor Moment In and About the
City.
THB Grand this eyening-"Katti, the
Family Help
THREE deeds OF trust were admitted TO
record yesterday,
THR fruit is not oil killed. Some Of
the bpds.were nipped, however,
THR steamer St, Lawrence on Sunday
took nails at the Riverside, La Belle,
BellalEe and BenWood mills.
| WHp.ELoWRRs are unusually album
dant and beautiful this year, and outings
70 gather them are popular
a FLAT car was broken in two at
Wheeling Junction yesterday by col
ision with ashifting engine,
THE Bellaire Nail Works is putting in
. fuel plant Of its own for at least part Of
fireworks, The thing will be in opera
lHon this week,
THR man hurt at the North Wheeling
tunnel Saturday by a stone MASKING his
foot, was named Frank Lewis, and lived
in Pittsburgh,
WILLIAM Bronson was discharged in
police court yesterday, Mollie NOonan,
the girl with whom he quarreled, did
not appear against him, being too i'll,
TIR laying Of brick on the Market
street pavement was begun yesterday,
and about fifty feet Of pavement was laid,
reaching around the bend from the
bridge.
TIM fre-plugs on the Island viii be
blown out about 10 o'clock this morn
log, Housekeepers would do well to
supply themselves with clear water be-
fore that hour
Cry HRALTn OFFICER GARRISON has
an important notice in another column,
The Council Health Committee failed to
get a quorum last night and adjourned
till Wednesday night,
FRANK DALI, aged 20, and Anna Mary
sarger, aged 81, both natives Of Italy and
residents OF Wheeling, were yesterday
licensed to wed; also Clyde Moore, aged
%, and Martha Boring, aged q, both Of
Wheeling,
Tue authorized solicitor for aid for the
looked out Duquesne steel workers, MIR.
Joseph Gardner, OF Benwood, yesterday
forwarded S62 rs contributed by the Gun.
ployes OF the Wheeling tteel plant, He
will visit the Wheeling mills during the
week,
A CAR loaded with horses, standing
on a B. & o. side track on the South
Side, and consigned To a railroad con-
tractor at Fairmont, was bumped by q
backing freight train yesterday but no
serious harm was done. An Italian In
the car was slightly hurt, andthe horses
shaken up somewhat,
THE Council Committee on Fire De-
partment has postponed It's trip Of in.
speCtlon To the, several houses OF the
department from tomorrow morning
till Thursday morning. The bus en-.
gagged to convey the members OF the
COMMITTEE oil this trip will leave the
Public Building at 0 o'clock sharp
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APninfnl IAooldonf

An old gentleman named Dixon, liy.
ing In the Sixth ward, was over at Bel.
laire yesterday, and In taking q short
cut 10 the ferry TO cross 10 BenSood, he
accidently fell and broke his leg above
the knee He was carried upon the
boat, butt conductor Of the electrical
car refused TO carry him 70 hIs home,
saying he took too much room. He was
brought 10 bis home in q wagon. His
wound Is an exceedingly EUfiouA one.
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. \ NkRRyOW ESCAPE.
A stone from the City Reservoir Just Is
capes n Young Lady.


capes q Young Lady.
One Of theyoung women employed in
Billiards. printing house had a very
narrow escape from severe and probably
fatal injury yesterday morning as she
was on her way from her home on North
Market street to her work. She was at
a point on that thotoughtare about oppo-
site where tho city's new reservoir Is
being constructed, when the workman
fired blast. Having become accustomed
TO the reports Of these blasts she
paid no attention To this one,
but two or three seconds later
was frightened half out Of her wits by
the sudden and unexpected descent Of q
piece OF rock that would weigh aboutten
pounds which came huBtling through
the air and struck the pavement with
terrific force, In falling IL just grazed
her dress, and as 1t struck 1t fortunately
bounded away from her into the street,
else 1t would have probably broken a
limb. Itwasa miraculous escape for the
young woman. A difference Of half q
foot in her position and the stone would
have struck her squarely on the head
and undoubtedly killed her.
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In The report Of the Committee on
Flowers for Decoration nay, tho commit.
Zee from the Eighth ward was uninten-
tionally omitted. The committee from
that watdisas follows; Georgs BOWMAN,
Ell Mobley, w. +. GrRebe, Of II,
.SchultEe, q, Z. Bowman, Mis-, A. L,
Murdoch IL d member Of the Committee
on Memorial Service instead Of William
Murdoch, % reported.
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Mr.. Frank Hennig, Of this city, who
has been with Thomas W. Keene The
past season, being the third season thai
he has played leading roles in that TRACE,
dams company, has returned home FOL
his summer vacation. He has grown
Stouter and better looking than ever
and, what is better than all else, his act
Ing has been Of an order that has stead
ily and surely elevated him In publit
estimation. His many friends here,
who are always glad to see him home
have a warm welcome for him thii
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ttilylrGlna,as

ID a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, hgs and pruneB, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant tAste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
mensely popular. II cures habitual con.
stipation, indigestion, biliousnesg, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 80 cent
bottles BY o. r. Goethe, w, w, Irwin
W. y. Williams and John Iaughiln.
Logan prug %. and Goodwin & Co,
Wholesale afenIA, 'I'f'
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mo Innlor nrller D. a. Nj.

The american, the Pittsburgh organ Of
the Junior Order U. A, NJ, has the fol-
lowing:
Wheeling Council No. 1, Of Wheeling,
w. Va, Is In the city endeayoring %
create an interest in the grand reunion
OF the order, to be held at that place on
the Fourth Of July. He informs us that,
despite great opposition, the order Is
gaining a strong foothold In the State,
and cites It's remarkable progress within
the last year, during which time nine
Councils were instituted, and all work.
ing hard andin harmony. Bro. Bing-
ham desires the Councils Of Western
Pennsylvania TO enter with them in the
project, and give encouragement by
their presence.
The proceeds Of the reunion will be
devoted to purchasing flags for the pub
lie schools OF Wheeling. A pleasant
time Is guaranteed all who attend.
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Is natures own true laxative. Ills the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or coaivej to dlspel head.
aches, colds, and ieyeri to Gurehabltpal
constipation, Indigestion, piles, elc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In 30 cent?
and 81 bottles BY Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, r. b, Burt and 0. Men:
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John Burke, the man arrested some.
time Gince, having In his possession q
large amount Of jewelry, has been iden.
tiled as a noted burglar, says the Pitts.
burgh Prtss Of Monday. He was taken
10 KeyBer, W, Va, where he and three
companions robbed the jOwelry store Of
II. o. Dunbruck, Alarge portion OIL the
goods have been recovered.
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An Elerant shh.lItuto

For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds Of bit
ter, nauseous medicines, Is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup o.
Figs. Recommended by leading physl
clans. Manufactured only by the Cali.
iornla Fig Syrup Company. For sale in
80 cents and 81 bottles by Logan Drul
Company, Anton P. Hess, Il. B. Bur-
and 0, Menkemeller,
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GENTLEMEN, who have no axe to grind,
that want Q spring suit to save So per
cent call and examine the greatest variety
Of fine suiting In all Wheeling com.
bined Of Wanamaker & Brown, Of Phil.
adelphia, at ]. w. Ferrel's, 2l0l Main
street. Also can get Carpets or Bugglet
at cost 10 make room for clothing.
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Any pruggIst

In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need q gentle lnd
reliable laxative. II your liver is iIl.
tive you can't hope for good hedA
until you regulate the regulator "
taking some safe remedy. Elixir d
Dates Ia Just what you need. Giyciti
trial. Sold in 80 cent bottles bye. L
Goethe, w. w. Irwin, John Langhlh.
Logan Drug Company and GoodWinh
Co., Wholesale agents.