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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-19
HOTEL FIRE AT srEUBRSyILLB,
Marrow Escape Of tho Guests Very ThinlI
OlRd-A Heavy Loss.


sTRuBRSyILLR, March lS.-Mossgroye'f
United States Hotel was burned this
morning, the fire being discovered about
l o'clock, It originated in the frame
addition used as a kitchen, and had q
big lead beioreit was discovered and an
alarm turned in,
The clerks and others rushed up
through the building, and wakeped the
guests, many Of whom were almost sut-
located by the.smoke, and many partly
unconscious, and reused and rescued
them, Mrs, Mossgroye and her daugh'
ters were carried out without having
had time to dress, A Mr., Cook was
dragged out when nearly sutIocated, but
recovered sufficiently to go back for his
watch, AHebrew peddlerwhen aroused
became so excited that he emptied his
goods on the floor and escaped with q
collar and q pair OF hose in a cigar box,
George Campbell, formerly proprietor
OF the McConnYillO house, had 5000
under his pillow and saved II, though
he got out when but partially clad.
The loss Is estimated by MIR. Moss
grove at $4,000,
The insurance Is placed as follows;
PhWnix, Of Brooklyn, 5000 on fqrul'
ture and bar fixtures; London 4 Ian.
cashire, $1,000 on building; British
American, Toronto, 81 200 on furniture
Western, Toronto, $9,l5O; Cincinnati
Undertakers, $l,0O0-the last two on the
new addition, which Is only slightly in.
iured. There is also said to be $1,000 in
the Columbiana, Stanton Mossgrove,
son OF the proprietor, narrowly escaped
Sudocating, Numerous guests lost their
clothes and effects. It Is Just four years
since Mr., Mossgrove was burned out
before, and he was Just getting into
good shape again, The brick structure
Of four stories on High street was only
damaged IN the top story. The fire is
attributed to natural gas,
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PARIS, March 1s.-Gcneral Boulangcr,
in a letter to the Electors Of the Depart
ment of the North, announcing the cir
cumstances requiring him to represent
the Department of the Seine, says:
Happily the assembly, which some po-
litiCal or financial scandal still from time
to time galyanizes into life, Is virtually
dead. It's legal decease will, six months
hence, again place the country face to
face with itself, then you and l will
again DO ready to continue the struggle
in behalf Of liberty, which Is denied,
and Of law, which is trampled upon."
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Coal and Salt Failure.

Special DLSpatch 10 he IRteLligeneer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 1s.-The
.welton Coal and Salt Company made an
assignment to-day, The liabilities are
about $4,000 and the assets will reach
about $4,000. Preferred creditors:
Estate OF ]. D. Lewis, deceased, $50 10;
?. II. Noyes & Co., S2,sSS 81; NJ. Beane,
81 O6t 10
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a Flremun's Peculiar Death.

eptctnI Dispdsch 10 NE InleEdqGneer
CUMBERLAND, MD., March lS.-Flre-
man W. a. Albright, while firing an
engine tonight, was killed in peculiar
way. His train had gone some distance,
when he was found missing and men
started back in search Of him. They
found his body hanging by the neck up
In the bridge irons In Little Capon
bridge. Howit came in that position is
n mVatery.
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Tic phllndelphIn CelebrntIon.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 1S,-The
Hibernian Society of Philadelphia cole.
brated ST. Patrick's day by a banquet at
the Hotel stratford tonight. There
was q notable gathering OF prominent
ineh In attendance, including Governor
Beaver, Ex.Attorhey General Mac.
yeagh, Archbishop Ryan and Col. A. X.
Mcclure. President Harrison was In.
Ylted 70 attend, but he declined.
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special Dtapdlch 10 ne INteUlget'etr,
WESTON, w. VA. March ls,-Word
reached here to-day Of the burning and
total loss on last Saturday evening Of
Michael Collins dwelling house on Sand
Fork, this county. Fifteen hundred dol.
lars will not replace the damage done,
He carried no insurance,
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RUTHERFORD B, HAYEH,"
There were also letters from Major
George @. Crook, OF the Divi.
sion Of the Missouri, and from w. Mer-
ritt, Of the Department Of Missouri.
General Crook speaks Of the movement
as "a charity which sectionalism can
well afford TO overlook, and the North
can In this way show kindness and sym.
pathY to q fallen foe.n
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AN OHIO COUNTY MAN
Found Fouly Murdered Aear WAynsAburg,
PR.-HangSd to IA Tree and his Head
Reaten In.

AHuAAu AoelS hAAthsFtA NNeA WNSNNssAAk ~
Pa.-Hangsl to a Tree and hiS Head
Bsaten In.
WAYSEsBuRa, PA, March lS,-The
body OF the man found hanging to a
tree on the farm Of Samuel Hewitt, Rich
Hill township, Green county, is sup
posed to be a young man named Garri'
son, Of Elm Grove, W, Va, who
disappeared from home about six
weeks ago, When the remains
were taken down they were in
an advanced state OF decomposition,
A bullet wound was found in the back
Of the head and the entire upper part Of
the face and top Of the skull had been
blown of. His death is supposed to
have been the result OF foul play, as the
circumstances clearly indicate It, Two
were called at the Coroner's
inquest, one oiwhom remained steadiast
to the opinion that the mans skull was
Injured from blow,
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Oscar Townsend, General Manager ol
the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling rail.
road, announces that owing TO the death
Of William II. Grout, for many years the
efficient and faithful General Freight
and Passenger Agent, the official duties
Of the general freight and passenger de.
partment will be performed until fur.
ther notice by tho General Manager.
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LONDON, March 1.-THE Mark Lane
Erpre~ weekly review Of tho British
grain trade says: English wheat values
are lower. 1t is frequently impossible
TO effect sales. Prices in Scotland are
even lower than In England. Most for.
eign wheat fell I'd. Flour Is weak, al.
though the supply OF foreign Is noder.
ate. In majority OF the country mar.
kens prices have hardened. Atto.day's
market English wheat was in moderate
request. Foreign was weaker.
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Grover Celebrate os Ills nlrthday.

NEw YoRx, March 1S.-To.day Ex.
President Grover Cleveland is fifty-two
years old. He celebrated the event by
rising early and starting on his Havana
trip In company with Ex.Secretary Villas
and Ex- Postmaster General Dickinson.
The party took train for Washington.
Mrs. Cleveland remains at tho Victoria
hntp1
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WARRINGTON, D. G., March 49, CHAR.
man Brltton, Of the Inaugual Commit.
toe, to-day handed to the Commissioner
oil the District q check for $4,000, thll
being the amount received from the In,
augufatlon over and above all expenses
The fund Is 10 DO invested and the inter,
est devoted In relieving tho distress ol
poor Of the city.
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MARI Ander,on,s Doctor penle. II.

BALTIMORE, Mn, March 1S.-Dr. John
Van Ribber, who attended Mary Ander-
son during her stay in Baltimore last
week, emphatically denies the report
that her mind Is affected. He says she
Is not suffering from any mental ailment
whatever, nor has she shown any symp.
toms Of such trouble. She Is weak and
nervous, and unable 10 stapd the serious
strain Of her part in the play she Is in
this season, and II Is better that she
should take IN extended rest.
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SYDNEY, N. s. w, March 1s.-NIany
large meetings have been held in The
various cities Of Australia, at which res.
olutlonS were adopted Congratulating
Mr.. parnell on his victory In the matter
Of the charge made against him by tho
London Times. Large sums Of money
were raised at the meetings for tho beno.
llt OF the Irish cnIiRn.
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CONFEDERATE SOI,DIERS HOME,
Letters OF Sympathy from UnIOn SoIdierA
Stlil Pouring In,

Letters OF Sympathy from Unlon Soldiers
SnlI Pouring In,
NEw YoRE, March ls.-Letters oil
sympathy with the projected National
Confederate Soldiers Home at Austin,
Tex, continue to pour into the secfe.
tary, Oliver Downing, Among the let.
ters just received is one from ex.Presi,
dent Rutherford B, Hayes, from Ere.
mont, o.
Ex.President Hayes writes as follows;
''FRENoST, o., March 10, 1880.
My DEAR SIR:-I thank you for the
privilege Of uniting with the New York
Citizens Committee in their patriotic
and charitable work In behalf OF the
disabled and destitute soldiers OF the
late Confederacy. The tune Is plainly
drawing near dit has not already GOMEZ
when Justice to Its defenders will re-
Quire the National Government to ex.
pend much larger sums than have
heretofore been appropriated for the
support OF the men who saved 1t. The
sacred obligation TO the Union soldiers
must not-will not-be forgotten nor
neglected, especially by those who have
shared In the fullest measure tho pros
perlty which has come from the service
and sacrifices OF those who stood by the
government when 1t was imperilled.
But those who fought against the nation
cannot and do not look to 1t for relief.
Their disabled and destitute comrades
are left TO the generosity and beneiactions
Of their more fortunate iellow.citizens,
who wisely forecast the inspiring future
OF our country. Confederate soldiers
and their descendants are to share with
US and our descendants the destiny OF
America. Whatever, therefore, we, their
fellow citizens, can do to remove bur.
dens from their shoulder and 10 brighten
their lives in surely in the pathway Of
both humanity and patriotism. With
my contribution to the enterprise l beg
you To accept also my best wishes for its
success.
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cnlled 10 lIl. pnurhtsr,. slcL lled.

The Rev. DR.. Reed, pastor Of the
Simpson NJ. Il. chapel, left last evening
for Baltimore, having been suddenly
called there by tho illness Of his daugh.
tor, who Is attending school there, and
who is supposed 10 bg on her death bed,
Tho many friends Of DR.. Reed both In
and out oi his congregation will Bynpa.
thlEe with him In this sad allllCtlOn.
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vienna, March 1s.-limpcror Francis
Joseph and Empress Elizabeth arc both
in bad health and arc subject TO die Of
grief over the loss Of tho late Grown
Prince Rudolph. The Empress goes 10
Welsbaden, where she will receive mas.
sage treatment from DR., MBtGgar.
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INDIANAPOLIS, March 1S.-The In.
diana coal operators arc in session, con.
sIdering the outlook for the ensuing
year. The scale question Is the princl.
pal point being discussed, but Us yet no
conclusion has been reached. They
held q meeting ol abouttwo hours dura.
tlon this afternoon with closed doors,
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Three old Resldenters,

There are three farmers living near
Golfers Station, W. Va, whose lands
Join each other, who have lived on the
same farms for moro than fity years.
They arc John stansbury, aged 50; Jacob
Wright, 50, and John FreshwaEeF, rs.
They are all hale and hearty, well TO do
and expect to till the soil for many years
IN come,
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pARn, March lS,-At tho close to-day
Comptoire D'EsConpte shares were
quoted at 100 francs, socipte Dos Atetaux
shares At 20 francs % centimes. The
boune was generally firm, especially for
fentos and foreign securities.
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70 cnn.nrn M nnynr,l,nnl.

LONDON, March iS.-Failing In their
efforts 10 hold a debate on the question
Of the SALARY Of Attorney General Web.
Bter, the opposition will Introduce In
Parliament formal motion OF Censur0
Of tho Government In regard 10 tho
pafnell Commission,
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RoME, March 1S.-Blshop Keane, the
President Of the new Washington Uni
versity, to-day presented to the Pope
two gentlemen Of Washington who con-
tributed muniicent sums to the institu.
tion. It is stated that each subscribed
81, 100000. The Pope thanked them
warmly for their muniflcent gifts.
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THE rREslDENT DusY.


suNh Ns NANhuuN
Hon. John W. Mason, Of Grafton, this
S.a.e who has been appointed United
ea'es Commissioner OF Internal Reve.
uue 10 succeed Hon. Joseph s. Miller, Is
sI0S' sI' !ofty.ive years Of age, and Is one
Il!ne i, best known men In West Virginia.
Ha.l.aough an aggressive Republican, and
.N l9t many years been one OF the lead.
SmGililSpOrty, he enjoys, by virtue Of
W Wy hIlsh personal character, the esteem
y.pelnoCrats, This was shown conClu.
J.ty when, In 1889, he came within
ts,en votes oi being elected to Congress
WHn neseCond district over Hon. VIM. l.,
r.. "asoa, The District At that time having
its,! Two thousand Democratic maiori.
"Ta strict party vote.
4, ~, Y, Mason WIS the son OF n blacksmith
S,..M AMlon county, and In his younger
in!j, ,NSlEeu ut the forge himself, leaY.
NV 5SH. however, to enter the war, whore
Iv,I.ltveu as a Union soldier In Mauls.
X .oiTIaIVety, being promoted for bravery
iSs iS".lOn 10 tho position OF orderly. Al
CCil. ST conclusion oi tho war he attended
%,vge rS,ISg and studied law, While prose,
M tGSTs iI, Jus studies hO held q position ii
,a'etnal revenue service al Grafton
iTs not long after hO was admitted Il
~ ' pat until hO had attained distinction
bs,1 llNyCr, and to-day stands at The
SSt..I ta VI us profession In this State, AMI
Xxx legal reputation which Is some
an nv ", moro than statewide. lie tool
rS.S ~ S'''ye Interest IN politics, aud SCOT
M 70 9 position "a a leader o
m', pNly IN the State. lilo has hell
dSoI positions Of public trust, and haI
GSr' G'Iel " many, llu refused d nominA
,,,n, vn ,ot 0 Congress In 1884, and In III
T. IvyeaF v! declined to permit his name i
III S,vu v as q candidate for Governor
BI,iOaS Myaysa warm supporter Of MI
M,iSS uelng q personal friend Of Nh
tIoS. mn aud u was largely due 10 hi
N ST,S gs Il1t the Blaine sontOnient bcCanl
SSSoVang ~ West Virginia. Mr.. Mason
Piliosu Pili,uVe ~ securing d solid blaine deli
iSjIu iSjyu 70 UhiCagOln 1884, was very gtea
y,s,tUs. ~ W9a Chairman Of thO stale Col
tiSsu tiuV1 Vg o. lhat year, being also al lhl
iona NY NilglnlA's member Of the N
VOmmlttee, lilo was reelected
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wARSRR's Safe Ouro removes detective
Vision Or sight, Why9 Because Il RelS
rid Of the poisonous kidney acid cifou.
lAtlng In the blood, Impaired Vision ID
Caused by advanced Kidney disease,
another maine for Brghgs disease,
which lhas no symptom Of liz own
Warmers Sale Cure removes the cause,
when normal vision returns,
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Actor 1IRgInula Died,

DosroN, March 1s.-D. J. NEaginnis, a
well known and popular actor, died at 2
o'clock this morning, after o short illness.
Ilo was q BoBtonlah by birth, being born
In this city In January, 1884, Il.
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PuILADELpnlA, March is, Miss Mary
Anderson is reported tonight to be
steadily improving. Her brother says
that the reports as to her mental con.
dition arc altogether wrong, and that at
no time has his sisters mind been affect
ed hy leF illneAa.
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LONDON, March ls,-slrJulian PSuncO.
iote, the new British Minister 70 The
United States, will sail for America on
Ahfii IA.
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Women lose their beauty because
colds undermine their lie. Dr.. ACker'a
English Remedy for Consumption IA an
absolute cure for colds. q. Il, Goethe,
Q, Menkemeller, Logan 4 Go. navel
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uNLlkE the ladies Of the East, Amer.
can ladies veil themselves 10 be seen,
hence the popularity ol the .Belle" Jane
Hadlng Yelling sold by al dry goods
stores O6c a yard, up,
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BERLIN, March 1S.-The pOla ZeitunO
has been suppressed for publishing an
article praiBi6g tho leaders Of the ihsir.
feCtiOn In Germany In lS4s,
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II may DO remarked that Tascott, tho
WhlLeChapel fend and Col, Clayioh's
murderer have unfortunately got iost,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-11
Great slauehter Sale CONTINUED

O"edG slaughter sale continued
Of clothing, hats, shirts, trunks, ETC., by
1.-The Famous" to continue until everything,
if possible, is sold. The Broughton street
store not being fitted and ready for occupa-
ton, and removal is therefore postponed.
The rush for bargains during November
was immense. and hundreds of purchasers
praise "The Famous for the money they
have saved. This postponement Of my
moving will benefit the public in having
the chance TO supply themselves with rare
bargains. The slaughter is to go on, and
the goods are to be sold regardless of cost.
II you have the least idea Of the value of
clothing, the prices at which l offer my
stock will convince you that mean busl-
ness. Fine dress and business suits, as
stylish goods as any made to order, and
niue times out Of ten will fit you better.
Overcoats, elegant assortment Of cashmere
and dress trousers, no better goods any
where. Boys suits and aovercoats, large
iot OF extra large waist trousers extremely
low to clear out--in fact everything is
offered below the cost of manufacture, or
at saving to you of from 25 to 50per cent.
Gal and examine my goods and prices
before purchasing elsewhere, or you will be
sorry for it.afterward. for you will see your
friend and neighbor buy so much cheaper
IMAM you have. "The Famous" IA Con-
gresS street, cor. Whitaker, Savannah, Ga.
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THE SEALS SUCCESS.
Prof. woodward's Company a Star
Attraction of the Ihaarar

Prof. Woodward's Company a Star
Attraction of the 1heater.
Prof. Woodward and his trained seals
gave three performances yesterday, and the
theater was well filed at each performance
Very few travelling shows have made such
an impression in Savannah as that made by
the amphibians and their trainer. 1t is
admitted by all who have witnessed their
performances that it is all and all about the
most remarkable show ever seen in Savan-
nah. Mr.. Mozart. one of the managers,
said yesterday that an average of five out
of six people who come to see the seals
return the next day or the day after.
To-day will witness the last performances
of the seals. To commemorate the event a
large number of sealskin souvenirs
will be given away to every lady and child
at each of the three shows. The manage
ment expects large audience of little ones.
The price of admission for children has
been reduced to 10 cents, and cabinet pho
tograph of Mrs. Tobey, the famous seal
clown, will be given to each one. During
the seals reception in Charleston last Sat,
urday over 5000 sealskin souvenirs and
pictures were given away.
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A Delicious Beer

Is the great Rochester Bohemian Brand.
All first class grocers and bars in New York
make a speciality of this Rochester Lager
Beer. IL is made from German hops I'M
Che most delicious drink, and one you will
never tire of, is this, the great Rochester
Beer.
Made only by the Rochester Brewing
Company of Rochester, N. Y, and sold
only in bottles. For sale by John Lyons
& Co.. J. McGrath, s. W. Branch, W. G.
Cooper, Moehlenbrock Sc Dierks and John
Lynch.
Wholesale Agents, Lippman Bros, Sa-
vannha, Ga.
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KNABE IN CHICAGO.

The Agency of the Knabe Pianos in
Chicago is Given to Lyon & Healy,
Who Will Hold These Renowned In
struments as Their Leaders"
One of the agonies is over.
We are informed on reliable authority
that the great house of WIN. KNABE & Co.,
of Baltimore, have given their Chicago
agency to the new Lyon & Healy concern.
We are also informed that the Lyon &
Healy Company will run the Knabe Pianos
as their LEADERS" whatever other pianos
they may see fit to handle as well.
This is very important news.
It is evident from the very nature of
things there will be a very strong rivalry in
business between Lyon, Potter & Co. and
the Lyon & Healy Company, and direct
result of this rivalry will be to bring the
Steinway and Knabe Pianos into more
direct opposition than ever before.
Personally, we view this situation with
extreme pleasure, and for the following
reasons:
The prosperity of the piano trade, as a
whole, depends absolutely on the great
house maintaining their activity, their high
standard of manufacture, their interest In
all musical endeavor.
We think that both Messrs Steinway &
Sons and Messrs. Knabe d Co. will profit
by the new arrangement. and that the in
terests of each in Chicago will be guarded
and furthered even with greater zeal and
fidelity than before.
The Knabe firm is one of the most con-
sentative in the trade.
They have rarely used any even of the
legitimate means of advertising employed
by their principal competitors, but for all
that their progress has been steady and
constant.
No house in this trade stands higher than
they do, either in reputation or credit.
They are now we'll into the second half
century of their existence, and can proudly
look back through the years on an unblem-
ished record
Recently they have made a number of
moves, the taking of their present magnifi-
cent store on Fifth avenue in the Methodist
building, the engagement of Mr.. Ferdinand
Mayer as their manager, and now the Civ
ing Of their Chicago agency to the Lyon &
Healy Company, which show very conclu-
sively that the firm is possessed not merely
with the spirit of enterprise, but with all that
old power that, from an humble beginning
but on solid basis of integrity and capac-
ity, reared their house to its present proud
and magnificent proportions. -Anlerican
Musician Dec. Z, 1889.
Davis Bros, general agents for the Knabe
Pianos, have in their warerooms twenty
five of the superb Instruments, Grands,
Squares and Uprights. See them at once
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Are You Happy at Homer

How many men or women are there who
can answer this question in the affirmative'
A home and its associations may contain
all the artificial elements Of comfort and
happiness, but if that one essential requisite
70 perfect human content, health is absent,
I u can be no real happiness at home. T.
+. r., (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potas-
SUM natures great blood remedy is a
giant in curative way-for Rheumatism
TSout, Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Syphilis,
y GERS, Scald Head, and all skin eruptions,
u IS unequaled, and saves many big doc
TORS bill and prevents untold suffering,
oeing compounded of natures barks and
roots 1t is natures medicine. Every drug
gist keeps it and can personally attest its