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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-25
Tho Rus.Ian rress cnutIons.

ST. PETERsDuRo, Sept. 24,-The Rus
sian press is chary OF It's comments on
the results Of the elections in France.
The NOvoe Eremia says II believes that
the German press is premature in judg.
Ing that the elections are uniavora6le to
q strong foreign policy on the part Of
France, By ayerting all immediate
danger Of an overthrow Of the present
regime the paper says, France will
obtain time 70 effect reforms under q
revision Of the constitution calculated
TO give the country government capable
Of facing external dangers.
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SAN FRANclsco, Sept. 24t-Intorma-
lion was received this afternoon that ex:.
tenslye forest Hres Comaencsd raging
last night in the Redwood forests, San
Mateo county, south Of this city. The
Gre sspreading to-day, and number Of
saw mills are In danger. Much damage
has already been done and there seems
to be no prospect OF checking the pro.
gress Of the flames, although men are
the fire,
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MADRIDl sept. A,--A long conference
was held to-day between tho Minister Of
War and Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
concerning the fltlng Upon tho Spanish
guhDoat CoCodflllo by fuiIlanB On lhs
Morocco coast, Az q result Of The con.
ference cable dispatch WAs sent 10 lhe
hpanlAh Minister IL Tdhgler ihsituelinv
MIN 70 pfees upon the Sultan lhat fe.
the Spanish Dag, '''u' w
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rhr nlnInn.nIcc cormlcL Weddlnr.

UREA, N, y, Sept, 2l.-The marriage
OF Emmons Blaine to Miss Anita Nc
Cormick will occur at Richfeld Springs,
Thursday noon, at the Drisk Presbyte.
rian church. There will be no brides.
maids, but Walker Blaine will be the
best man, and there are four ushers.
The bride and groom have been at the
Springs for some time. The wedding
party arrived at Richaeld Springs this
avaninO
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A PECULIAR SITUATION.
American .cnttlomea wlo were Left De.tl.

American .CnttlOmSn who were Left Desti.
tute During the London Strike.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Sept. 24-The
United States Consul General at Lon.
don, Hon. John O. New, in a recent dis.
patch 10 the State Department., calls at
tention to the peculiar hardshlps suffered
by American Cattlemen, owing 10 the
great strike In London. In connection
with tue strike there is one feature that
deserves special mention. ut has
been the custom for many years for
large Consignments OF cattle 10 BIZ
shipped here In care OF men who are
paid small SUN upon reaching this
port, aud IRE given pass emitting them
10 a return, passage on the same vessel,
which generally starts on its return In a
week. This pass can be exchanged for
itS cash equivalent, also 8 pounds sterl-
Ing, the expense OF o Bteerage passage
10 New York. AZ tho strike prevents
the unloading or reloadlng Of the vessels,
they cannot return at the time specified,
and Ia consequence these cattle men are
left here destitute and unprovided for,
unless they sell their passes TO provide
means Of living, aud II they do this they
have no way Of returning to their
homes. .ls l,
During the past week there have been
fully 100 Of these cattle mep NJ this office
aBking that provide them mCapBpt liy.
Ing or return passage, or compel the
steamship companies 10 do II. Some oI
these cattle men, think, are the men
who have displayed American flags In
the PROFESSIONS OF the strikers"
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ANNAPOLIS, Mp., Sept. 2l.-NIessrs.
Edward Stake, Victor oushwa and Jacob
Marker, Of Washington. to-day urged
the Board Of Public Works 10 lease the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to a syndi'
cate. A majority Of the board, Comp.
troller RauRhmRn not being present,
said that II the money was raised they
would appoint a President and Board ol
Auditors To carry out the views Of the
syndicate, and they also would assist In
obtaining legislation TO give q long lease
Of The canal.
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EruplIun nf Mount coloma.

Cry OF Mrstco, Sept. 24,-stephen
HeatOn,l Pn A. Az pAfirap railroad Gontraci
TOR from coloma, has been an eye Wit
ness Of the late eruption okthe volcano
Of Coloma, which 10 thirty miles north
OF the city Of tie same name. This vol
cano has lts crater at an elevation Of 49,
600 feet above the sea level, and Is very
active, Internationally throwing up q
column Of smoke and red.hot ashes
hundreds Of feet In the air. These spas.
modiC eruptlons occur about ton or
twelve umeB a day and are followed by
reports similar 10 tho discharge Of or.
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GEORGE ERANCIs TRAIN ARRESTED
A Debt Against Him swollen From $40 Il
$1,000 IN Ti,irtsgn Ypnrs,

A Debt Against Him swollen From $40 to
$1,000 III Thirteen Years. :,
BosroN, MASS, Sept. "a. 4.-George Fran.
els Train was arrested at noon to-day in
bis room at fremont House. He was
arrested on writ sworn out by o. NJ.
spiller on a judgment notc for $1,000,
Spiller belongs in Toledo. Mr.. Train
says that in 1872 he guaranteed $40 for
John A. Liant, editor Of the Toledo Sun
to buy type with. Liant told him he
would mob be called upon 10 pay the
amount and simply asked him 10 guar.
antee 1t, spillgr, Train isays, is a pawn.
broker and he advanced some Of the
money. In 1870 he got judgment
against Train in Toledo for s1O0 and four
years later wanted 10 settle, 80 Train
says, for $500. Train says I.anttold him
that he had paid II all. spiller then got
judgment for $303, and now after thirteen
years cotnea with the amount swollen TO
1900. When asked II lie intended to
pay, Train said: "0f course I'll 90 10
iAil.
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JOnNSTOWNIS DIRECTORY
shows the Loss Of Life was 1, ,SoO-stlll Find.
Ing bodies,


Ing bodies.
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, Sept. 24.-The now
directory Of Johnstown has Just been
published by y, B. Clark, Of Altoona.
AT the time Of tho food the whole
edition, which was in a book bindery
here, was lost. From the proof sheets,
however, the names were obtained and
are now printed as they were before the
food, as well as q special record oi tIiosB
that were lost. The number OF drowned
Is put at $500, and that Ia considered a
close estimate, 1t being impossible 10
obtain the exact figures. Ono Of the
things noted .is that OF tho ninety. y.tive
saloons and liquor dealers In the flooded
district, all but elk were completely
wiped out, and In those remaining the
stock was destroyed, 80 that there was
In fact total destruction by water, The
body Of another ,child was taken out to-
day, but II was in horrible condition,
only the bones being found.
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vienna, Sept. 24.-The Prese, Of this
city, regards the results Of Sundays cleo
tions in France as a great Republican
success. The Republicans, It says, must
act unitedly on the second ballots as
well as in the chamber in order to estab-
lish a solid government majority.
The Frmdenbldl says: "a great crisis
will be overcome II the second ballots
result favorably To the Republicans.
The Netle Fteie PresSe says that the
danger OF dictatorship or a coup d'etdt
has been averted. The diminution OF
Boulangism Is the most important result
Of the cnntestA.
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A BiG jOJ Of PRINTING.
over 10000, 900 Ems Of Type In the Con.
staaaihHAi CnntAAt TeAilutuny,

over BO,0OO,O 900 Fins Of Type In the Con.
grpsSionAi Contest Tsatlmony
wASlliSoroS, y. O., Sept. a.-The
Government printing Office has just
completed the immense work oi
printing tie testimony in the con.
tested election cases which will
come up for settlement before the
FIily.ntit Congress. There Ate
fourteen cases, among them are three
from West Virginia, viAi Atkinson Va
Pendlelon, MCGlnnls W. Anderson,
Smith w. jackson. The total number
oi pages Ia the entire work 10 1854
which, NJ 5000 ems 10 the page lsOlld
breyler), amounts 10 100000 ems.
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NEy BEpFoRp, MASS, Sept. "a, In
the tuyOpile Court to-day Frank Holly.
wood, aged 10, was atraigned aud pleaded
not guilty Of assaulLlng his sister, Mary
Hollywood, aged 49, With a knlie, HIS
case was continued 10 October n. In
default Of 5000 surety hV was com.
mltted 70 The custody ol The Board pi
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YIII GRT THR ROLLING luLL.
Cambridge, Ohio, Dstermined to Get What
ItGOt, No Matter What it Cost.

l
II Got, No Matter What It Cost
Special DlVdlcA 70 he IRisli0aeT,
CAMBRIDaE, o., Sept, 94.-slnce II wa
announced some two or three weeks
ago that Cambridge was TO have sheet
iron rolling mill, there has been q
serious hitch which threatened to de-
priye this Audacious and nearly desperate
little city Of even that one industrial
establishment for which she has been
striyiAg with set teeth and clinched
toes since the first OF last April, The
company proposed at the start TO use
natural gas for fuel, but after months Of
delay, State Geologist 0rton at last made
an examination OF the capacity OF the
gas wells, from which II was proposed 70
get the necessary gas, belonging TO the
Southeastern Gas Company, an eastern
corporation with foul millions OF capital,
unlimited and very confident,
The test revealed hardly enough gas
to move the gauge. This was very
likely a "iake" for the purpose OF let
tin. the company out Of its very extrav-
agant offer rashly made at the opening
Of negotiations With the company to- fur
nish gas 1--WE years for nothing, Never
theless thore' was nothing to do but to
accept It as conclusive, That settled the
gas fuel consideration and there the
matter dropped, until taken up yester.
day again. The result OF Yesterdays
conference between the Improvement
Committee and the rolling mill people
was the conclusion OF the mill men to
accept a bonus OF $4,000, and six acres
OF land, and locate their mill here and
burn coal, II will only be atwenty.ton
mill, and will not cost, machinery and
all, much more than what will be given
them in cool cash, and II may not run
more than two months 10 a, year, but
the town had 10 get It's teeth snd toes re,
laxed Aomehow and that waa the only
way to get about 1t, There were pro.
posals from a.dozen or more other con.
Germs, buta rolling mill was wanted, and
that particular mill, t ~
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NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.
The State Meeting OF Clubs ut Saratoga
Yesterday.

The State Meeting of Clubs ut Saratoga
Yesterday.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 24.-The State
League Of Republican Clubs met here
to-day. The report Of the Secretary
showed that the League has an enroll
ment Of 25s clubs, Resolutions
were adopted commencing Presi-
dent Harrlson's administration, re.
affirming the party's position on
the tariff, aud pIedging the support Of
the league to future Republican nomi.
necs. JAMES W. Howes, Of New York,
and r. X. HeGord, OF Buffalo, were
chosen delegates.at large 10 the national
meeting in Nashville. Col, Edward Nc
Alpin was elected President Of the
league, aud the meeting adjourned.
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seeIqty Of llo Army % tllO Tenne..ce,

0lNslSNATt Sept, A.-The meeting of
the Society otthe Tennessee, which be.
gins tomorrow, seems likely to be one
Of the most fully attended in its history,
From acceptanCrs already received, 1t Is
apparent that about three hundred
guests will Sit down at the banquet on
Thursday night, and tits certain that an
audience Of SIX thousand or more will
I'LL Music Hall tomorrow night to hear
the annual oration by Col. Chase Howe,
Of st, Louis,
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A Me.t NIFrinIan an TANra,

wAsniSuroS, b, O., Sept 0l.-Frank
D, pylngtOn, Of West Virginia, was 10.
day appointed to 5000 position In the
Pension Bureau under the civil service
rules. He took q special examination
iot special examinefship, aud 10 ellRi.
ble tOf promotion 10 a better place.
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Nnu rhn.s Id lhn chnrnLna Mnllar

ST. LOUIS, Sept. "a, - Congressman
Springer, Of illinois, Baker, Of New
York; Mansut, Of Missouri, aud Allen,
Of Mississippi, arrived from the Indian
territory last night. They are unani.
mouply'oi tho opinion that the Cherokee
patent 10 the strip Is only an easement
and by no neAn5 q fee simple. They
say that the Ohetokees have abandoned
II by turning Il over 10 cattle ByndiCAtea
and that consequently II must and will
revert 10 the Government.
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r. ST YoNS, Sept 24,-IeadB, Bros. 4
soap'nN the dry goods commission
S.'Cnana s,.1 Of Worth street, have Just
y to'le lheit formal offer TO their creditors
TI,,"57PIomiSe \, at 67l cents on the dol.
All @ lhI Is lgs cents more than they
sS ny ". we assignee thought they could
FNNhen lhelf AnhnhnlRa MAfh fled.
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CHICAGO, Sept 0l,-Durlng The day
thirty.ionr yenlfumun were examined
aud disposed Of without resplt In The
Ct0nin case, The pstampiofy ChAlleha
ges, exercised up 10 tonight were, for
the State 49j oflhe defense OS,
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N. SIH fOnE, Sept g4,-ThO Gnphic,
S,, SS,,s','nOon pictorial paper, has SuS.
E,1a'G publication, and the office iB
OiSe N.Y. hands Of the sheriff. The cause
iSSj'' suspension Is said TO DO a lack oi
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GEN. POWELES CIIANcES.


WAsuSaTOSI Sept. 24.-To-night the
friends Of General Powell, Of illinois,
are hopeful that be will be
selected by President Harrison
to succeed Corporal Tanner as Pension
Commissioner, He was prominent be.
fore the country in connection with
this appointment last spring.
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RIVAL, Sept. 94.-The paracliutlSt,
Leroux, In descending from a balloon
here to-day, fell In tho sea and was
drowned.
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1yooses Red Clover pills cufe siCk
headache, dyspepsia, indigestloni Con'
stipAllOn, 200. per boz, D boxes lot 81.
For sale BY Logan Drug Coz bridge Cor.
nef Dtuggists, Wheeling, W. Va. paw
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M, m,,Iiss,ifowS, ia.if Sept. 2I,-Arhved, Btea.
ll,,rDoo Give, from Philadelphia for
OSI,sS'lS1o, l,a, Sept gl.-,AttlyVd, steamer
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BERtlS, Sept 24.--tt Is reported that
Prince Bismarck ia not we'll, and that he
Wifi come 10 Berlin tomorrow.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-01-19
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

CUMBERLAND PREsBYTERIAN.-
High street, Rev. b. f. Moody,
pastor. Services Sunday at 1870 a.
m. and 700 p. m.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Elder p.
r. Burnett, pastor. Preaching at
1890 n. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday
school at II m. Prayer meeting
Thursday at 1880 p. m.
CATHOLIC HURCH.-Chemekete
and Cottage streets. Low mass at
1880 a. m. High mass and sermon
at 10:30a IN. Sunday school at 3
p. m. Vespers, sermon and bene-
diction at 200 p. m. every Sunday.
j. s. White rector.
UNITARIAN SOCIETY.-ServIces
at 1O;40 "A. m. and p. m, and Men
tai Science class at D. M, Sunday.
Conducted by M. V. Rork at their
hall, corner of Court and Liberty
streets, up stairs. All persons in
clined to a rational faith are invit-
ed to join these exercises.
BAPTIST CHURCH. - Corner of
Liberty and Marion streets. Rev.
a. r. Medbury, pastor. Services
at 1890 A. NJ. Sunday school
ut noon. Young Peoples meet
ing at 6:4j p. NJ. Weekly
prayer Meeting Thursday evening.
All are cordially invited.
Nj. f.. CHURCH.-Services will be
held in the NJ. f.. church tomorrow
as follows: Morning, at 1920; eve
ming at Z, Sunday school at II NJ.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at $50. All are invited. Seats are
free.
Services at 1870 Il. M. Sunday
school at II o'clock, Christian En-
deavor meeting at 600; evening
service at 7. Rev. Anselm b.
Brown, pastor. A cordial well
come is extended to Oall. Seats free.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev-
II. a. Newell, pastor. Preach.
ing at 1890 A. Nj. and
p. NJ. Society of Christian
Endeavor at $50 p. NJ. Sab
bath school at 12 NJ. r. S. Wallace,
supt. Prayer meeting ON Thursday
evening ut 700 p. NJ. Welcome to
all, at all the services.
holiness Meeting
Every Sunday afternoon at 8
O'Clock, holiness meetings are con-
Quoted at ll5 High street.
Band of Hope meets Sunday af-
ternoons, at o'clock, in the w. G.
II. u. hall ON Court st. All are cor
daily invited.
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they are to a very great extent what
the business community where they
are published makes them. They
represent the character and merits
ofthe community far more exactly
than they DO the energy and enter
prise of their publishers, or the abili-
ty and ambition of their editors. 1t
is within the power of the business
men of any community to push
their newspapers forward to stand
ard impossible of attainment by any
effort of the publisher without
their cooperation and in no other
direction can an equal measure of
effort and expenditure be applied
with anything like equal effect in
advancing the interests, not only of
the community at large but of the
individual business man himself.
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DAUGHTERS OF EVE

Adelina Patti turns Eo this year.
Bismarcks wife is tall and very gray.
THIS win be Queen Victorias Goth summer
The queen OF Portugal is an accomplished
potter,
Mrs Marie Jensen is the editor of a daily
paper In Denmark
Mis- Oun Longfellow is q and noted for
her resemblance TO her father
Miss Delphins BAKER Is about TO establish 9
Christian newspaper In Jerusalem
Mira Candace Wheeler is endeavoring Il
build a new womans hotel in New York
Amelie Rives never went to school, but had
governesses who guided rather than taught
her
MrN Richard Watson Glider both paints
and writes under the name OF Helene de
Kay
The Princess Eugenie OF Sweden has taken
a contingent OF SalvationisUs under ner pa
trouaga
Ann O'Delia Diss Debar has announced her
intention OF entering Journalism as coon Us
she gets out OF IaiL
Rosa Bonheur. the famous French artist
goes about on sketching touTS clad In trousers
and outaway coat
Miss Louie Royce, the Nebraska blizzard
herolns, although q cripple for life looks
with ehserfulneas into the future
Kin Yamei. the Chinese girl who recently
graduated from the Womens medical college
In New York, speaks and writes in fivs Ian
guageS
MrS Senator Hawley says that no woman
should adopt the profession OF nurse unless
she Feels that she b specially dtted for the 90
cupatlon
Miss Shoemaker. OF Muscle Fork, Mo, al
though pertectly well and enjoying life has
not been away trom hons tor twenty-five
years, not even % run 81 and talk with a
neighbor.
Ma Cornelius Vanderbilt. who was pre-
senbed b ths queen. TeoeiVcd several lessons
trOm professional teacher of department IN
regard 70 backing trom 'ths prossneo" and
boWing % MAJESTY
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In Germany it makes no difference to a
uohlemaD whether you own a shop or are
merely employed in one. In both cases you
work, and that is sufficient. The effect of
this is that the German shopkeeper and
man of middle class does not keep his
clerks and servants ut half the distance
That his American confrere does An Ameri.
.an shopkeeper lives in fine house and walks
about his emporium of fashion" as haugh-
thy as "a czar If his wife or daughter honor
C,i. place at all it is when they want a new
Iress or a check from papa In France or
Germany the same class of shopkeeper lives
II the room over his shop, and in all proba
Olity has his wife keep his books and his
laughter wait at the counter. AT night,
when the house is put TO rights, the house
maid will come into the family sitting room,
and while knitting listen to her employer
read his papers or chat with the family She
Is not kept in a back room in the attic nor
thrown entirely op her own resources for
amusement
Hence the Germans and French do not ex-
perience that difficulty in securing capable
domestic help which most American house
wives too often encounter They bring their
customs, more or less, to this country; and
IN American cities the first to get good house
servants and the last to lose them are not
American but German and French families.
Time was. in New England at any rate,
when house girls were not called servants
and were not treated as machines out of
which was to be gotten all the work possible.
They used to say help" ir New England,
and when the "help" had finished her duties
she not seldom rolled down her sleeves and
took her scat at the table along with the fam
lily That custom is no longer in vogue, ex-
cept perhaps now and then in the country,
or in very small towns, and as a result it is
now as hard to get house help in New Eng
land as in any other part Of the country
Cor Washington Post
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state, for the following reasons.

state, for the following reasons;
First, They buy from first hand,
in large quantities. They save tba
profits of the middle men. Tbov
save in freight. They also have the
advantage of buying bankunt
stocks, and also very often reliable
merchants who are pushed for funds
sell them the best of goods at twenty
to thirty per cent. discount for cash.
Second, They have leased the
elegant Opera House building for a
long time for almost nominal rent
They have the most commodious
and best lighted store rooms in the
city. They carry a full and com.
plete stock of dry goods, clothing,
hats, boots and shoes, ladies' and
gents, furnishing goods, jewelry and
silverware, notions, stationery and
cutlery, groceries, in fact general
variety such as are usually kept ina
first class store. The Capitol Ad.
venture Co. is about the only firm
in Salem that tries to command the
farmers trade by buying all their
merchantable products, and they re.
tail the farmers products the same
prices they pay, thus saving to
the mechanics and laborers from
ten to twenty per cent. for the real
necessaries Of life. Therefore the
Capitol Adventure Co. asks for the
continuance of the public's patron
age. You will find them at the
Opera House corner, Court and
Liberty streets, Salem, Oregon.
EUGENE WILLIS, S. FRIEDMAN,
Secretary. Manager.
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Walla WaIla pays a street light
gas bill of about S4O0.a month.
Gardening for Ladies.

Make up your bed early in the
morning: sew buttons on your hus-
bands shirt; do not rake up griev-
ances; protect the young ard tender
branches of your family; plant
smiles of good temper, ard reap a
crop Of health and happi ness; root
out the causes of nervous debility
and "female weakness" oy the use
Of DR.. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription
1t is favorite specific, and thou
sands of the fair sex bless the day
they first heard of it. 1T is the only
medicine for women, sold by drug
gists, under positive guarantee,
from the manufacturers, that it will
give satisfaction in every case, or
money will be refunded. This guar
antee has been printed on the bot.
tle-wrapper, and faithfully carried
out for many years.
To cleanse the stomach, liver, and
system generally, use DR.. Pierce's
Pellets.