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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-16
THE NEW COUNTY JAII.
Tho Plans OF Architect Geisey Approved
..... Yesterday,

Tho Plans OF Architect Geisey Approved
Yesterday.
The Board OF Commissioners adopted
yesterday as the plan for the new coun.
ty Jail the drawings submitted by 1.-TWO
Stars" (Mr. NJ. F. Giesey.)
All the members Of the Board were
present, and President Dobbins took the
chair shortly after . o'clock. The plans
in competition lay spread out on the
tables. Ey the Boards notion at the last
previous meeting the choice was limited
70 three plans, submitted by Mr.. Giesey,
Mr.. Ed Franzheim ("Crown and Ores.
cent") and Mr.. E.AN. Wells ("Anchor'0,
but this action the Board yesterday re.
scinded, and sgain brought into compe.
tition all eight Of the drawings original
ly submitted.
On the first ballot Mr.. Franzheim's
plan got four votes and Mr.. Wells three.
On the second the votes scattered. Mr..
Wells other plan ("Security") getting
three votes and Mr.. Gieseyis Two. On
tho third Mr.. Gicsey's received six, a
majority, Mr.. Franzheim's n and Mr..
Wells three.
1t was.then decided that President Dob.
bins, Chairman McGregor, OF the Court
House and Jail Committee, and Chair.
man Cruise, Of the Finance Committee,
be appointed a committee to wait on Mr..
Giesey and make n bargain with
him as to what he should receive for his
plans 1.-THE Board did not finally build
the Jail they provide for, which, the gen.
eral expression, that it would not, be
II the lowest responsible bid was more
tl,an Sl0,000in excess OF Mr.. Giesey's es.
innate, $Gl,S75.
1t was resolved to defer making the
second and third choice OF planu until
the next meeting Of the Board.
OF course tho adoption Of the plans
does not give the contract for building
the jail to anybody. After Mr.. Giesey's
specifications are prepared, advertise.
ments will be inserted for bids for the
erection Of the structure, and the matter
will take the usual course.
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BRIDGEPORT,


.. ." ..|.. --s .H.#4 H
The Newman Works iseady to S,art- othor
News.
E. B. Jones. Of Grafton, O., Is spending a few
days with West Wheeling fricuds. "
Dr.J. N. Todd.s many friends will be pleased
70 learn thatthe Doctors health is improving.
Hurry futile spent yesterday with friends
here aud left last uighf for Ills home in fostorIa'
john Giliu, Jr., who spent the winter At his
Neb. $500 oA""AA'
The Pittsburgh and Wheeling coal mines are
WORKING to tlsir fullest capacity to supply The
This town Is fall Of engineers who arc stalking
out railroads.. bridge terminals and county
roads, all OF which ure to be bulk this season.
GonSlde!ab!e complaint Is made by residents
o. hitk%ood abont the unnecessary whistling
luuulSed In by e., LID ". engineers In The
The remains OF Miss Ida Moore, who died from
typhoid fever at her home In West Wheeling on
Aonday, were Inferred at Rock Hill Cemetery
Yesterday afternoon.
i Is rumorei that the old Mammoth Skating
hinK. nov occupied by the kirkwood Athletic
Ciuo. WIZ oG torn down in The near future aud
several dwelling houses built on the ground ii
now occupio.. :" -
The machinery at the Newman's Manutac,ur.
ihg WORKS was started up aud given a trial yes.
tesday. Everything went nicely aud the factory
VIII start up III a few days. This concern in n
valuable addition to br!dgeport's industries. :.
Tho members Of the Catholic Church here
hare purchased a piece OF land Just weyt OF The
"atefnan property on the pike, aud will build
a Handsome brick church there his SWIMMER.
The present Church and property owned by The
bidder. go.
Quite q numbered Cleveland, Lo,aIn & Wheel.
ing officials are In the city for the purpose Of
putting such distractions in the way az viii
creek at tho west end OF town. ilc proposed
bridge Is a nectsslty to the town aud viii In ali
be built Notwithstanding tic raii.
road companies protest agaiustit.
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The grand concert, to which allusion
has been made, is to take place at the
Opera House, Wednesday evening, Apri]
%. The following talented young ladies,
pupils Of Mt. dc Chantal. will take part:
Misses Jennie Duncan, Mamie Healy,
Emma kerrisk and Kate Hagan. Miss
Jean Glenn, n charming young vocalist
and a former pupil Of Mt. de Chautsl,
whose exquisite voice has ELECTED un.
bounded admiration in the eastern cities,
W.! lend her valuable assistance. In ad.
ultlon TO these Mrs. Whitaker, Miss Olivia
kerrisk, Professor Shockey. Messrs r
V: Ankle, W. B. Day and others whosc
talents are too we'll known to need com.
ment and who are sufficient in them.
selves to rendera concert attractive. hnve
promised their aid. NOTHING
more need be said to render the concert
grand success.
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THE GRAND JURY STILL AT IT.
They Tut In Another Day Circuit Court
Notes,

r . Notes.
When n member Of tho Grand Jury
was asked, alter that body adjourned
last evening, II 1t had made a partial re.
port, he said: "No; when we do make
one, 1t will DO an impartial report" The
jury spent all day yesterday taking testi.
mony, and up to 4 o'clock last evening
was still sending out for additional wit.
ncsscs. It was understood that tho pre-.
sentiments prepared by the Prosecuting
Attorney had all been acted on BY noon,
and after that the inquiry assumed a
general character. The body adjourned
about @ p. IN. til IA. m. to-day, having
sill about a dozen witnesses to examine,
In the Court yesterday the writ OF
prohibition forbidding the Board OF
County Commissioners to try Squire W.
Ii. Davis on certain charges, was made
perpetual. Several other chancery
causes were argued on side issues.
Among these was tho petition OF Ex.
Sheriff Curtis, OF Brooke county, for
commissions amounting 10 about $500 In
tho famous old case Of George, Nj. Chap.
man against the Pittsburgh & Stouben.
Vile railroad, now part Of the Pan.
Handle. In this case Ex.Judge Jacob,
Hon. D. Lamb, Mr.. William Erskine
and John Il. Braddock, OF Wellsburg,
appeared for tho different parties inter
ested.
Following arc tho petit jurors sum.
mOned for next Monday:
For Part l: Rccce Thomas. G. I. Cad.
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LOCAL llREylTlES.
Matters Of Minor Mention In and About
the City.

Matters OF Minor Mention In aud About
ths City.
Matinee at the Opera House to-day.
TIE city feels strong enough to stand
a loan. ro
OrERA House. this eyening-Mastie
Vickers In "Chcrub."
TIE farmers hercabouts arc behind in
their work u little this spring. The
weather has been too wet.
"llow does II look?" asked an advo-
cate u Il steel bridge Of another yester.
day afternoon. sort OF rocky" was
the response.
The Ohio River Railroad has a pile
driver at work putting In extra supports
on the outside OF It's trestle In the lower
part Of this city and in Benwood.
g. O'DoSNEL was arrested by Officer
Scalley yesterday for appearing on the
street drunk. Officer Desmond last
evening ran in two fast women for
drunkenness and last driving.
THIS is the Women's Missionary day
at the First Presbyterian Church, aud
Rev. Eugene p. Dunlap, Of Siam, will
address a popular meeting Of the ladies
aud gentlemen In the evening.
SoDANsKI & EpER1s have. opened Il
Retail Grocery on South Market Street
Square. They are practical men Of
many years experience in this business,
aud no doubt will meet with success.
Mn Pill. BRuSEn, who resigned q:
ttainmaster on the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh railroad, several months ago, to
accept a similar position on the Cleve'
land, Lorain 4 Wheeling railroad, has
resigned there and gotten a mora lucra'
tive place on Il Western road.
Mn. GEORGE ROLAND, OF Livingstone,
Montana, yesterday sold to Secretary
%Franzheim, OF the City Gas Board, one
OF the finest elk heads ever seen in this
vicinity. 1t is unusually large, and q
perfect beauty. Mr.. Roland had it sent
TO him here several weeks ago.
In tho Police Court yesterday Annie
Costello was banished from the city.
The case Of Mr.. Bayha, OF the Wheeling
Butchers Association, for rendering
tallow in the city limits, was postponed
until this morning, much 10 the disgust
OF the complainant aud witnesses.
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IsTiule VIII Tell.n

This amusing comedy will be Q e at
the Grand for three nights and a
matinee, opening tomorrow evening,
The company has received many ~tla,ter.
ing notices, OF which the following from
the Baltimore american is a fair sample:
The amusing comedy, Time viii
Tell evokes successive explosions Of
laughter throughout the four acts, and
the audiences at the Academy Of Music
have been thoroughly delighted. Messrs.
Kennedy, Williams and Magee have a
piece which cannot fail to please the
public wherever they go, and prove a
financial success. 1t is difficult to tell
which Of the three is the most popular,
as they all seem to enjoy the favor OF
those in front Of the footlights." Seats
MT Wair'a-
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Philip Phillips Last Night.

Philip Phillips, tho Singing Pilgrim,
delighted another house full Of people
at Zane Street NJ. Z. Church Inst night.
He started with u pretty presentation
OF Suez Canal, and tho shfpa that pass
through it; crossed the great African
desert; visited the Holy Land, showing
tho Tomb Of David. the Tombof Rachel,
Pools Of Solomon, bethlehem, Grotto OF
the Nativity, and other interesting
biblical scenes; showed tho Pyramids,
Sphinx, .Pompeii, Rome and the Col.
loseum, the Vatican, St. Peters; called
at Paris and London, ind showed the
great buildings in those cities around
which cluster 30 many interesting his
tories, and stopped at the Statue of
Liberty in New York lIarbor. He sang
several very pretty religious and
patriotic songs, and on the whole pleas
cd bis large audience. Tonight he
will take his audience a trip from the
Atlantic to tho Pacific, showing the
principal points OF interest in the United
States and British America,
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LOAN AND A STONE BRIDGE.

Ordinance Receives Much More than
the Necessary Votes, and Steel ID Frnctlc.
nlly without Friends.
Tho election yesterday as to whether
the people would ratiiy tho ordinance
providing for n loan Of Sl0O.0o to build
a bridge oyer tho creek ut Main street,
and whether the bridge, II built, should
be Of atone or steel, resulted in the rati.
iica,ion Of tho loan ordinance and the
choice OF stone n the material for the
bridge.
To authorize the Issuing OF bonds,
thrce.hfths OF all the votes cast were re-
CURED. The proposition received 2,732
votes on. OF a little over 3,l00-within u
fraction Of nine.tenths Of all. There
were even fewer votes cast for a steel
bridge than against ratification.
The vote was light, not exceeding
hall n fair representation Of the voters In
the city. The explanation Of the result
Is not far TO seek. Tho advocates OF q
stone bridge were sufficiently In earnest
to put up money TO hire carriages to 60
after voters and haul them TO the polls,
and 10 print special tickets OH which
only "For ratification" and "For u
stone bridge were printed. These were
literally handed around at the various
polling places, in a number OF cases by
members Of the city police force. Other
city officials also worked hard for the
loan and tho stone bridge, the specia
tickets being distributed at the city gu!
works, and doubtless elsewhere, tht
night before the election. On the Other
hand, nobody felt enough interest III thu
steel bridge to say n word, and nobod!
was known to oppose the ratification.
The result surprised most people, es
pecially tho vote cast on the Island
There was not n ward in which the loaI
did not receive more than the neceSsar,
three.lfths vote.
The election passed of so quietly, an,
the schemers had their own way 81
easily that last night they were c%allinI
each other 'chumps" Tor having put vi
their cash to bring about what was up
parently a foregone conclusion. Why
stone bridge Is worth money to anybod.
still docs not appear.
Following Is tho vote in detail:
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N0UNDSYILLE,
III Drilling Stopped Street ~aving-school
Census, Etc.

Oil Drilling Stopped Street Paving-School
Census, Etc.
Tho lluines family will give an entertainment nj
at Masonic Hall tonight.
Randolph Allen pnd London Horton. MON.
bers OF the sane family, died Snturdnv nirht
4pd were both buried Sunday. They resided in
Webster district.
a cave In the oil we'll on the Hicks iarm has
caused . suspension Of drilling. The cave IA
saiu 10 pc a bad one aud VIII cause considerable
elliott TO remove Ike trouble.
Nj. ]. I. Catlett. who went to Missouri las,
iail. VIII return again to MouudsvilIo 10 live
his sons have already come back, Ii IA r.,
ported that Nj. catlett was swindIed out Of ali
his money and property In Missouri.
Ex.sheriI showecre,s family Will leave for
where they. vii! make their homo ior the iutsnrc''
HIS son, ChHrles A., Showacre. who has been
pract!c&ng law III this city for about reycn vesss
will accompany The family, and Will praci!ce iii.
profession In Harvard. 40
&C. cochran, contractor for street
tract for paying the streets The bids viii Io ~
opened to-day, The matter OF arguing tho IN, IN
junction to cnjoln the Issuing OF thu civ bonds
ior street paving purnosos has been again post.
poned, !h's TINE 70 m Indefinite date. The citi.
cided. and hope tho argument will be- heard n
the earliest opportunity. :: -
The recent census Of the Mouudsvlllo indie.
pendent school district shows that thcre arc II; n
the district I'll persons between the ages NJ 4 sn n
10. and 269 between the ages OF ID aud ii, making
a total 81 l,9i9. a gain Of rs over last years CEN
There are 46 colored persons ii tho district bc
tween The ages OF 6 and l6. The ccpsus shows
conc!nS!Fe!y she necessity Ola new school build.
lne. The old one y far loo email and il not con.
sldered entirely safo.
The evidence IN the o'Scil will case, which
was put on trial Tuesday. was concluded yester.
day. There were a large number of witnessa.
81 mi nI1,, on sne y, ' ,,1e Judge Campbell limit.
side. A question has been rpised nmon1 snm n
members Of the bar not engaged In the trial Of
INC ABOVE cause as 10 The legality Of tho proceed.
term expired on Saturday. with the caute only
partially hoard. No order has been entered on
the record extending. the term OF adjournIne the
holding thereof, nor haG thore been any warrant
directed 10 tho CLERK appointing q special term.
labor lost. a-nuH eT-4 go
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WITHOUT MEDICINE.

DR.. Wiifords Halls Ilysicnic Treatment.
A marvellous triumph over disease,
cures almost all ailments, preserves
health and promotes longevity.
Distinctly understand that this is no
patent medicine humbug, rs not a grain
OF medicine is required. Nor is it any:
scheme OF quackery to rob the afflicted.
A full knowledge OF this treatment, BY
which all future OUTLAWS for medicines
may be avoided. Costs but 81 90 and
will last for life. To any one who gives
this treatment an honest trial, and is
then dissatisfied, we will cheerfully re.
turn the $500.
For further particulars call on or ad.
dress Cowen 4 Co., Bellaire, O., Sole
Agents for Belmont county, O., and
Ohio county, W. Va.
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Along the llnnkk.

The marks indicated 10 feet 0 inches
last night, with the river falling. The
Keystone State passed down at 10 a, m.
Tor Cincinnati. Tho Courier departed
for Parkersburg at ll:3O a. m. The
hudson passed up for Pittsburgh at 8
p. IN. The Sam Brown passed up with
q heavy. tow oftempties at $50 p. m.
the Lizzie Bay passed down from Pitts
burgh for Charleston and kanawha
river points early this morning. The
Elaine leaves the wharf for Pittsburgh
at o'clock this morning. The Andes
is due to pass down for Cincinnati at 7
a. IN. The Ben Hur leaves for Parkers.
burg at l:3O a. m. The G. W. Batche-
lor will pass up for Pittsburgh at 10 a. M
She will b. reiurnlshed and reitted be-.
fore she starts on her return trip.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City md Wheeling People
AhrnnJ /

Strangers In the City nnd Wheeling People
Abroad.
Miss Rockwell, OF Weston, is at the
Mcclure House.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Miller, OF Woods.
field, are at the Mcclure.
John Porter, the New Cumberland
brick king, was down yesterday.
Earl Glass, Of West Liberty, passed
through this city yesterday on his way
to the oil fields.
Mr.. Gus Emsheimer, Of New York, &C.
companied by his cousin, DR.. Beekman,
also Of New York, is spending Il few
days in this city, the guest Of his father,
MI. NJ. Emsheimer.
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WE ARE ALI SETTLED.

Come md See Us In Our New md HIND.
some Quarters, 81 Twelfth Street.
we can show you more bicycles, and
better Bicycles, than all other dealers
combined. The VlcroR SAFETY Is, finer
than ever. Don't fail to see it. We are
trading in comparatively new wheels OF
other makes for the Victor. Why is il?
Simply because the'Victor is beat. Don't
lose money by buying a wheel without
examining the Victor. Buy the best in
the start: 1t is the cheapest in the end.
Gall and examine our stock. Over a
dozen makes Of Bicycles.
EDw. l.. Rose & Co.,
New Store, 81 Twelfth street.
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best on the road this season. MissSusie
Kirwin istho prima donna and Mr.. ]. L.
Conley the leading tenor. During the
engagement the following operas will be
rendered: Monday evening, "Erninie; !"
Tuesday, "The Grand Duchess;" Wed.
nesday matinee. "Erminie;" Wednes.
day evening, "Nanon;" Thursday even.
ing, "Cl,imes OF N%ormandy;" Friday
evening, ERA Dlavale;" Saturday mat.
inee, "Nanon;" Saturday night, LA
N .
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Every ingredient employed in pro.
drucing Hoods Sarsaparilla is strictly
pure, and is the best OF its kind it is
possible to buy. All the roots and herbs
are carefully selected, personally ex-
amlned, and only the best retained. So
that from the time OF purchase until
Hoods s%arGaparilla 10 prepared, every.
thing is carefully watched with a view
to attaining the best result. Why don't
you try it? X
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Rev. DR.. G: W. Cushing states the pro.
fits Of the recent curse of lectures by
Mr.. Bolton us follows: Total, receipts,
$3.50 So; total expenses. including Mr..
Bottoms share, rent OF Opera House, nd.
vertlslug, etc, s"l5 32; balance, for bene.
tit OF mission, S37 81. With the bad
weather and the low price OF tickets, the
profits are less than it was hoped would
be realized. But it is some consolation
to know that the lectures were highly
appreciated, and that under all the cir
cumstances no money was lost.
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lOCu uVV HTTC"Fs
owing Is the vote in detail:
q votes Tor a brick bridge.
Majority for stone bridge. 1887.
Sprpysnry Ia cnrfy lOan. 1872.

. ' " blitA otfihI
Majority for stone bridge. 1887.
Necessary TO carry loan, l,s72.
A prominent Third warder, voted "for
ratification. steel-bridge," and signed his
full name 10 his ballot. After the polls
had been closed and the vote counted in
this ward Il man amt up to the window
and demanded that his vote be taken
in.
In the Fourth ward six tickets were
cast with nothing scratched, and Of
course they were not counted. No doubt
there were votes thrown away in the
same manner in all the wards.
The result was n topic Of very general
good.humored comment all over town
last night, and everybody seemed to be
resigned, II not satisfied.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord two deeds OF trust and transfers as
follows: April IL. by William V.
Hoge to Louis II. Gaines, for $500, a lot
at Edgington. March 5, 1854, by the
City Of Wheeling to Philip Dick, for $25,
burial lot sd in the Peninsular ceme-
terry.
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u
DELLAlRE.
Tho New Police fotcs-Othor News and
.-.,. rersonAl GosaIp. L1-

Tho New Police fotcs-O Other News and
Personal Gossip. ll
Mrs. 7. T. Seals Is In Atlanta, Ga, tho guest Of
her parents. ~. a ~
Monroe county polatocS vre being shipped via
pellaife 10 Pittsburgh In car load lots.
Several families who left here for Lancaster,
o.. q few days ago nrc returning to l~Iellaite now.
Robert McClel'and mashed one OF his great
toe. by letting a railroad Ito fall on 1t yes.
tcrday. II...I :,
Jesse Fnsncr went 10 Pittsburgh to Join
Main l. Van Amburg's circus ~ one OF the
clowns.
G. Rcsscr. the street payer. after completing
the contract here, has a large one at Lancaster,
Ohio, to do.
A nov md improved tennis court Is being
made Of tho residence Of Mrs. A. Sanders, In the
Fourth wurd. .
Mayor Brown will 90 Into tho book business,
AMI VIII tell several standard books, having tho
sole agency here. um =,
Several workncn. with their families, leave
shts week Tor fioodwood. O., to work at the
bias. furnace there. =.
Tho city, officials werc sworn Ia last night.
The township Officers elect will not take their
Offices until september LIST, ~
The Mayors office ~ being rcpaIntcd and re.
moielcl. The old wOrk.hOuse IL being torn
down and n new house Is 10 take It's place,
a Marshal Darby, after getting things into Ahape
today and yirnlng the Office over to Ills sue.
ccssor, Shepherd, win take a few weeks vacation
In tho rural districts, fishing.
Immense lots Of eggs no from this city TO Pitts.
btirgh, tho express cara being illlcd with them,
ana often ac4r Of returned emptics makes tho
messengers hustle for room for their other
freight.
Another church Is to be built here The, coming
season. The ST. Johns Catholic CONGREGATION
Will build on their lois at the head oi Guernsey
stree,t, tclliuR tho Ave lots they now occupy on
South Guernsey street
q. Llttleton mud J. RIckmin are malEed ior
lie. having fooled with 4 revolver which was
accidentally DISCHARGED. Llttle.on's hand wae
partly blown AWAY! and tho bullet was extracted
from Rckman's wrist. -
The !. O.0!'f. held their first meeting las,
night In the new hall. having moved nil iheIl
raraphcsnalla over from the old one during thc
week. Thy new quarters arc very pleasant, with
plenty Of light aud air.
Rev. 0,Mcra. OF the Episcopal church. has beer
quite sick since bis arrival hore. Tho water doe
not nSrcc with him. During h!s stay here, unit
finally settled. he Is the guest OF William Gil
aud family. Of the Fourth ward.
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II. j. Schulz, 1854 Main Street

is selling. Boots and Shoes cheaper than
any other shoe dealer in the city.
Look at our low prices:
Mems good Cali Boots at 81 So.
Mems good Calf Congress and Bal
brigans 81 95.
Ladies' good Dongola button s. Shoe
at 81 10.
Ladies' good Dongola button 81 so
Shoe at 81 Is.
Mems good hob nail 81 10.
Boys good hob nail 90c.
All other goods extra cheap. Do not
forget the place, corner Main street and
Market Alley. H., J. SCHULZ.
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On. HALLS treatment without medi.
cine takes a direct hold on constipation,
dyspepsia, liver complaints, all diseases
Of tho kidneys, fevers aud incipient con-
sumption, and cures them by removing
the cause Of the discase. Be convinced
Of the truth Of this claim.by calling on
or addressing, with stamp, Cowen 4 Co.,
Bellaire, O., Sole Agents. :