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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-11
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the CITY aud wheeling People

Strangers in Tho CITY and wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. W. W. Hearne, OF Cincinnati, Is
at the Mcclure.
r. @. Osborne, OF Clarksburg, Is regis
tered at the Stamm House.
Mr.. r. B. McLaiu Is lying dangerously
III at his home in Elm Grove.
Miss Mary Meek left last evening for
n brief VISIT 10 friends In New York and
Brooklyn.
w. s. Wiley, OF the New Martinsville
Democrat, was at the Hotel Windsor Sat-
urday and yesterday,
Miss Jessie Worls, who has been Wis.
iting friends in Pittsburgh for several
days, has returned home.
Mr.. John Hamilton, OF Grafton, Is the
guest OF his brother, U. s. Gauger Ham
ilton, ut the Hotel Windsor.
IA, r. Chambers and wife, Of Trenton,
N. j., are the guests Of their son, A. X.
Chambers, at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. ]. II. Close, Of st. Clairsvillc, q
from South America, and was in the city
Saturday.
Mrs. Judge Holt and daughter Nina,
Of Lewisburg, W. VIZ, arc visiting at tho
residence OF Mr.. j.. d. Ewing, on
Twelfth street. Miss Emma Ewing,
who has been visiting at Lewisburg, re.
turned with them.
Mrs. Senator Camden and her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Spillman, who have been
brief visit 10 Mrs. Judge Thompson
Mrs. Camden's mother) left Saturday
afternoon for their home at Parkersburg.
Mrs. Camden aud Mrs, spillman will
leave for q trip to Florida next Thurs.
Hhv
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ono Girls IN TROUBLE.


TWO fnht couples locked UP Tor improper
Conduct,
Officers Wilkie, Shorts and Carney last
night lodgedin the lookup T, B, John
son, IN employe OF the Union News
Company, and Thurman McGregor, a
newsboy on the Central Ohio trains for
the same company, and with them two
girls, Annie Oakley, q tall and not bad
looking young Miss Of Is, and Lucia
Cain, aged 10. Both girls, particularly
tho elder, were dressed with some atten-
ton to style, and they did not seem to
REALIZE their positions.
About half.past II o'clock Officer Will
kie saw girl with only her unlerCloth-
ing on, running up Main street. She was
carrying her outer clothing In her arms.
He pursued and arrested her, and took
her to the boarding house from which
she came. There the landlady told him
there was another girl in room. He
went in and found two men with the
other girl. He arrested the four named,
ono man escaping. The landlady was
very mad and wanted to take the law in
her own hands. The men board with
her and took the girls to their rooms
without her knowledge. Other boarders
discovered their presence and com.
planned, and when she went to the
mems rooms one girl ran out.
The two girls said the men had in.
duCed them TO leave their homes at
Quaker City, Ohio, and come here. The
men said the girls got on ut GAINESVILLE
and came here OF their'own accord. All
four werekept in the lookup I'LL night.
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"a Parton AIatehn To.nIEht.

all that is necessary to pack the Opera
House this EVENING" is the announcement
that Evans tsp-HoNy open there in this
funny comedy, 1Ae New York Times
well says;
Charles +. Evans had his expressive
feet with him as he skipped through
the giddy mazes Of the laughable three.
act farce "a Parlor Match" at Niblo's
last evening, There still remains as
much quaint humor in those feet Of his
as there is in the ordinary low comedian,
and one can't help laughing at their con-
tortionsany morGthan he can at William
Hoey's impersonation OF the blbulOus
Old Hos, who wanders aimlessly about,
central figure Of the farce, although he
has nothing to do with working out
what little plot there is, Minnie French
was the mischievous Innocent Kidd, and
the three kept everyone in excellent
humof
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For the benefit OF all who desire to
visit Washington at the time OF the in
auguration Of Presldent-elect Harrison,
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets to Washing
ton and Baltimore at rate Of one fare
for the round trip from all points on its
lines. The tickets will be on sale Feb.
ruary 90 to March 8 inclusive, and will
be valid for return passage until March
5 inclusive. Please note that excursion
tickets via Baltimore 4 Ohio will be
good to Baltimore as well Us to Wash
ington, stop.over privileges being grant.
ed at the latter point in either or both
directions, within the time.limit Of the
ticket. They will also DO accepted for
passage on all trains, including the yves.
tibuled Limited Express" without extra
fare. Excursion tickets from Washing.
ton to Baltimore, at rate Of 81 20 for the
round trip will be on sale at all the Bal.
timore & Ohio Ticket Offices in Wash.
ington, February 90 TO March 4, good
until March Z.
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HHH TRADES ASSEMBLY,.
Satisfactory Report as to Labor
Legislation Made
BY DELEGATE JOHN CoRcORAN
At the Regular Meeting Yesterday
Afternoon The Open Meeting
February % in the Interest of
Eight Hours Work a Day,

The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly held its regular semi.monthly
session inits hall in Beck's block yester.
day afternoon, and 1t was very well at
tended, There was no business trans.
acted Of public interest, Delegate Cor.
coran was present, and made a report Of
the progress Of the desired labor legIsIa-
ton pending before the Legislature at
Charleston, which report was eminently
satisfactory,
Allthe delegates are deeply interested
in the proposed open meeting on the
evening Of Washington's birthday, Feb
ruary %, in the interest Of the eight
hour labor day, This meeting is simply
for the purpose Of arousing an interest
on the part OF the public, and educating
people up to the idea. Able speeches
WILDE made and everybody Is Invited
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The Barlow Brothers Minstrels, who
appear at the Grand Opera House this
evening and Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings and Wednesday afternoon,
come very highly endorsed by the press
OF all the large cities. This is the same
company that did such an enormous
business in Pittsburgh Christmas week,
and the papers OF that city speak very
highly Of the company, each member be.
ing an artist In his particular line. The
Barlow Brothers should draw heavily
from among the local glassworkers, they
being old glassworkers themselves and
honorary members OF the Union. The
boys may be relied on to give them q
GOOD send of.
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BEIIAIRR.
All Sort. of Local News and Gossip from


All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Lou He'll has gone to work in Steu-
benyillv.
The NYegce band boys have received
new uniforms.
Mt. Pleasant apples are being shipped
to South America.
Farmers camein on Saturday with sleds
and slelghs to market.
The Turner's will give a grand masque-
rade ball tonight at their hall.
Thefamily Of Samuel Simmons arrived
here, their future home, Saturday.
Mr.. Nate Rowles spent yesterday with
his daughter on Wheeling Island.
The Lantern Globe Company Is stock.
ing up the warehouses in Lower Bellaire.
Thornburg & Booth shipped a nicc
lot Of apples to Baltimore Saturday night.
There are several people hero after
each OF the vacant store rooms about the
city.
John Smith, Of the Bellaire window
glass works, has gone to Muncie, Ind, TO
work.
Some Bellaireites are very conspicu.
GUS by their absence, now that the Grand
Jury Is in session.
Charles Ross and family have moved
here from Perry county, Mr.. Ross hav-
ing gotten good position here.
Rev; ]. L: Weaver, Of Burgettstown,
Pa, will assist this week and next Sum
day at the First Presbyterian Church.
Out at Bethel they talk of giving a
shaving and hair cutting social, the girls
TO do the work and the best artist 10 get
a prize.
Rev. Mr.. Lane, OF the First NJ. E.
church, Is confined to his bed, and very
sick. No services were held at his
church yesterday,
Mrs. William Sinram has been at
Wheeling all week at the bedside OF her
brother.in.law, John McAdams, who is
very low with fever.
The passenger train on the Bellaire,
GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati Railway demol.
ished coke cart Saturday. The horse
and driver were unhurt.
William Beams was pretty severely
burned about the stomach in the recent
explosion at the steel works, and Is even
worse hurt than the other three men,
two Of whom were out Saturday.
The young ladies' OF the First Presby.
terrain church are getting up an enter.
tainment from extracts from Josiah Al.
leu's Wite's MY Opinion and Betsey
Bobbetts." The entertainment has not
been dated.
A fight took place here Saturday night
between q one legged man and a whole
man. The one leg was getting away
with tho other when the whole man
knocked the lame man down with the
latter's crutCh.
Charles Paisley, wreck boss on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad, was
seriously hurt Saturday evening by q
falling engine boiler, He was lacking II
up when the jack slipped, falling on
him. He was, at last accounts, still un.
conscious and may not live, =.
The Ohio Valley Foundry Company
will remain here. There has been q di.
vision among the stockholders, but the
old original firm, Parks 4 Lewis, will
start In Bellaire again. Both are practi.
cal and experienced men. They ask no
bonus, but will begin Immediately to 70.
build on the old site, having bought It.
Nearly q million brick are TO DO used In
the buildings, and after mature deliber.
atoms they and more eau DO made here
In the valley without 4 bonus and free
gas thrown In. II nothing prevents the
buildings will DO ready for occupancy on
or about the GrSt Of July.
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Tho following cowardly communica.
lion has been received by DR., Price, a
dentist who has Just located herei
COMMITTEE No. IS Of White Caps has
tried and found you guilty Of false pre-.
dentlslry In Vicinity OF Wheeling We
Will DO compelled 10 walt on you. Re;
member the heading beware oil results"
"signed. COMMITTEE No. IL,
"ior Df. Price"
The writing Is much like that OF the
letter which accompanied q supposed
"lnlernRl machine" sent DR.. Mason
shortly after lie located here, II would
not take very bright detective TO ferret
out the sneak who sent both DR.. Price
says ho has done nothing wrong, and
will stay right here.
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Thieves, supposed TO DO trampS, Fri;
day njvht or Saturday morning entered
tha store aud postolllre kept BY Fulton
( Mcconnell al Whitney, Ohio, a small
village on the y. 4 o., this SIDE o. War
mock, and took about $50 Ia stamps
money aud goods. Tramps were noticed
IN th6 vicinity before dark, and they arc
Bupposed 10 have committed tho burg
Inv. Il was not discovered until Sat
uflay morning, however. The thieves
arc Sald TO have come TO Bellaire or
WHALING
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"Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too, by q lady In this
county. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her, and for seven years she with.
stood its BoyerCst tests, but her vital or.
gans were undermined and death
seemed imminent For three months
she Coughed necessarily and could not
sleep, Hhe bought Of lis bottle Of Dr.,
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
and was 30 much relieved on taking The
tSt dose that she slept all night, and
with one bottle has boon fnlFaCulOusly
cured. Her name 10 MFs. Luther Lut1."
Thus writes w, o. HamfiCk \ Coz Of
Shelby, N O,-Get q FREQ trial bottle AZ
Logan 4 Co.'s drug store, .
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THE FARMBRs' INSTITUTE.
At 81. ClairsyIllc Last week-An Interest
Ing and Profitable One.

At 81. ClairSvlilc Last week-An Interest
Ing and Profitable One.
The Belmont County Farmers Insti
tutc ut st, Clairsvillc, convened at II
o'clock Friday morning with a fail
attendance for the first session.
The first session was opened with
prayer by Rev. DR.. Holllngshead, and
after a brief and pertinent address by the
President, RE. GiiIen WIS introduced
and read a very instructive paper on
"Cloyer ind It's Effects" which paper
was discussed and generally approved.
j. NJ. Stewart, Of Morganza, Pa, pre-.
scented In u practical paper the value oil
"Ensilage," showing It's value rs win
ter feed for stock. Mr., Stewart Is a mas.
ter Of his subject.
After recess for dinner, w. G. Berry,
Of Iloustonyille, Pa, wasintroduced and
discussed tho care and management Of
sheep, and was followed by Gen. John
@. McNary, Hon. George Elton, I. j.
Henderson,'C II. ArriCE and others.
]. +. Hickman, Of the Ohio AgriCul.
tural Experiment Station, was then in.
troduCed for the FIRST time 10 a ST. Glars.
vile audience and In a mastery manner
presented Commercial Fertilizers aud
their Effects" and held the undivided
attention OF the large audience present,
which speaks well for his ability To
make entertaining an embarrassing sub.
ieGt,
Tho hall was crowded TO ils capacity at
the evening session. Miss Mary L. HOl.
lingshead, Of ST. Clairsyille, recited the
thrilling account OF the last trip over the
road OF Jake" the mountain stage
driver, and held her audience spell
bound from beginning 10 end.
Secretary Bonham delivered his lee.
turc, "sciGnCo In Agriculture" and sus.
tanned his reputation as a clear reasoner
and able exponent Of truth In Silence,
Prof. Ed Nelson, oil the Ohio Wesleyan
University at Delaware, Ohio, In his pc.
Culiarly happy manner delivered 10 q de.
lighted audience his celebrated lecture
"I.eit.handed People," He divided the
human family into four classes Right.
handed people, "Lelthanueu people, =,
"fourhandgd people, and "a little
bOhind.handed people, and humorously
presented the peCularltles Of eaCi,
Then he entered upon his subject, and
showed the relation between the brain
and hand. Hut II would be impossible
10 present al length the lecture aud do
Justice 10 the leCturer--tOb be appreciated
Thrust be heard, and 10 hear 10 10 ap.
preClatO.
Converting again al Dam, Saturday the
road bill was discussed.
\. Il. Terry read a useful paper on
"gomo points wherein We fall, which
others soc but we do not"
At 2 y. m. Secretary Bonham interest.
cd bis audience with "ThoughA on clio.
yer.n
The exercises were intenpersed with
vocal muglp, led by j. y. I.0ngley, with
Miss Jessie Morton AZ the organ.
TRrkllA Huge,
N. X, DayldyAn's display Of Oriental
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The Queen 4 Crescent route will
sell excursion tickets 10 Fort Payne, Az
ITALIA, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates
burg, Jackson Miss, and Arcadia, La
Al one fare for round trip, on November
20, December 4 and Is, tickets good fol
sixty days. Now 10 your chance 10 ex'
annie the cheap farming lands Of The
South. No bllESardg, sure crops and q
pleasant climate. All trains leave from
the Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati
For pamphlets and other Information
address Nell o, Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent Plttsburgh, Pa, or D, q, Ed.
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
queen 4 Crescent route, ClnCinnatlI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-11

Since the BellairC Nail Works began
tho manufacture Of steel from pig metal
brought direct from the blast furnace,
thure have been multerings Of disCon.
icnt among the 200 'workmen. Under
the old system the mon made aity blow.
inns a turn, but cannot now make over
iiitgon, and ~ they are paid by the ton
thuy lave suffered q decrease In wages
canal 10 onu.Lali. II is thought this
cannot DO romediUdMntll tho nall works
Crccts another blast furnace, which II
.ontemplales doing In the spring.
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WdIohael strogoR,"

Wednesday nightthis famous spectacu'
lar production will appear at the Opera
House. OF 1t Puck says:
Niblo's Garden now holds "MiChael
StrogoiI" and the grand drama, with the
ietes at Moscow and the Emir's camp,
The battle scene and tho burning o.
Irkutsk, with the woes and triumphs Of
Michael strogoR delights thousands. Nc
one has an excuse for living in New
York, who does not see this show, un'
less he Is blind or IN inmate oisome pub
lie institution where there Is no charge
for board or lodging,
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nini.n ~ Nil.lnhh.

II you hayO made up your, mind 10
buy floods saBaparilla do not bg in'
duced 10 take any other. Hoods Sarsa'
patillais q peculiar medicine, possessing,
by virtue OF its peculiar combination,
aud preparation, curative,
power superior 10 any other article q
mo kind before the people, For oil
Affections arising from Impure blood Or
low slale Of the system II Is inequa'led.
DO SURE 10 got Hoods, D
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only ONE LOAN WANTED,
The Council Committee on Or
dinances Recommends
$4,000 FOR A STONE BRIDGE,
The People to Vote on tho Issue of
Bonds in April and they to Bear
Date May l-No RefIndIng Of
the III Loan Desired,

The Council Committee on Ordinances
met Saturday night, Mr., Julius Pollock
was elected Chairman,
The committee took up the stone
bridge loan ordinance, 1t provided for
aloan Of $4,000 at five per cent interest,
the interest to be payable semi'Rnnually,
the principal not to be due until five
years, and thereafter redeemable, ut the
rate Of 5000 per year, The election
was fixed for the 9th day OF April, the
bonds to be- issued May !, The bond OF
the commissioners was fixed at $4,000,
On motion Of Mr., Bailey, it was pro-
yided that tho bridge must be Of stone,
Then the committee turned It's attention
to the second ordinance, providing for
the issuance OF bonds to redeem the
loan Of 1877, now bearing six per cent
interest, The committee had very grave
doubts about the wisdom OF coupling
this proposition with the bridge ordin,
anCe, although they were to he voted
upon separately, and there was a good
deal OF talk over the matter. Finally Il
was agreed that the committee report
back to Council that II was inexpedient
TO adopt such an ordinance at this time,
and this report will be made Tuesday
evening. There are at present $4,000
OF the 1877 bonds outstanding, and Of
these $1,000 will fall due on the 10th Of
the present month, thus reducing the
outstanding debt to $4,000. Interest on
these bonds also falls due March ! to the
amount OF $500,
The ordinance as 1t was presented by
the Solicitor did not comply with the
law, to which fact ex.City Clerk Bowers
called attention, and the fault was rem
edled.
AS recommended by the committee
the ordinance provides for n bridge loan
only, SO much OF the $4,000 o,be used
US required.
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Is Natures own true laxative. II Is
The most easily taken, and the most
effective REMEDY known to cleanse the
System when Bilious or Cogtlyei To dis
rel Headaches, Colds and Feyers; 10
Cure Habltual Constipation, Indlges-
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale Ii 90 Cts and $500 bottles by Logan
4 Co. Anton 7, Hess, H. d. Burt and
O, MGhkemellef.
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A meeting Of the Directors Of tho
Wheeling Base Ball Association was held
Saturday. The committee to revise the
constitution and bylaws, consisting Of
MGssrs. BrubaCker, English and Smith,
made their report, making important
revisions. The report was read and
adopted by sections.
Bids foreground privileges being read,
the privileges were awarded to Thomas
L. Wilson. Other important business
was transacted, and communications
from Manager Sullivan reported every.
thing progressing splendidly.
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A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that loathsOmo disease, Catatrh,
and valnly trying every known remedy,
al last found d recipe which completely
cured and saved him fAom death, Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send.
Ing q self addressed stamped envelope 10
Prof, j. A. Lawrence, IS Warren street,
New York City, will receive the recipe
free Of charge, Mwap.Eow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-11

The Joint Committee Of the Leglsla,
ture on the Penitentiary will make the
biennial visit Of inspection to the Peni-
tentiary at Moundsville to-day, Senator
N, B. Scott, a this city, and Senator E.
NJ, McCallister, Of Cabell county, and
Delegates John Corcoran, OF this city,
and ], Il, Peck, OF Nicholas county, ar
rived In the city Saturday to make this
visit, Delegate Joseph McCombs, Of
Marshall county, tho other member Of
the committee, came up as iaras Mounds
vile, and went out to his home. All the
committee but Mr., Scott went down to
MoundsYille last evening.
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The Pittsburgh Dispalch says: Mana.
ger Burkholdef, who Is promoting the
Wheeling thrce.day contest, was In the
city yesterday. He looked In Of the
Dispdirh office and stated that Nolan,
Cox, MCClelland, Henrlcks, Courts and
about seven others will start In the race
at Wheeling, commencing February 81.
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We respectfully call your attention 10
a few rate bargains In fine Sewing
Machines, including mahogany, antique,
oak and cherry woods. Also cabinet
and half cabinet styles. These machines
arc too fine for every day sale, VIII DO
sold al rldiCulously low prices, Soc Our
advertisement Ia another column.
EDw. L. Ross \ Co.,
o. Twelfth street,
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81. Aar'l Oracle.
George stathers, Jonathan Ankrom
and Charley Conway, Of Tyler county,
were In town last week making arrange
ments for running cross.ties down Mid.
die Island creek this spring, They have
about fifty thousand ties on tho bunk
which will be put into the creek about
the middle OF the month, provided the
weather and water are favorable.
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The Most Agreeable

As we'll as tho most effective method Of
dispelling headaches, colds and ieyers, or
cleansing the system, Is by taking q few
doses Of the pleasant California liquid,
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, For sale In
30 cts and sl,00' bottles BY Logan 4 Co.,
Anton P. Hess, Il. D. Burt and o. Men:
kemeller,
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spECIAL BARGAINS.

To make room for incoming spring
stock VIC shall offer special bargains In
heavy weight Sultlngs, OrercOatings
ana iantAlOOnlngs. All will bemade up
ilrsl.ClaSs and III guaranteed.
Winter Gloves and Muillers at cost.
Q. HESS u SONS,
Merchant TallOrs and Cents FurnlShers,
1891 u 1898 Market Street.
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AMUSEMENT MATTERS.
The Local Thsaisrs and what They Prom,
iss-Oosslp,

son the Frontier closed its engage
ment at the Opera House with two mod
erate-sized audiences Saturday, Miss
Hernandez, OF this company, left the
Ada Gilman "Bubbllng Over party and
Joined Hardie and Van Leer February4.
She Is an acquisition.
Gus Hills company packed the Grand
Saturday night, when the engagement
closed. The house has only been ex'
ceeded in size by two this season,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. lO.-For
Western Pennsylvania, snow; warmer,
followed by colder winds, becoming
northwestefly. For West Virginia and
Ohio. snow; colder nortwesterly winds.
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1'yE been suffering ior the past three
weeks With a strained wrist. tried
salvation OIL and find myself, ailel
having used one bottle, entirely cured,
>, yilAs. KEysERj 100 Mulberry street,