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TOBACCO AND MINORS.
This Subject Was Discussed In the
House Yesterday.
Appearance of Printed Copies OF
the Long Election Bill.
The Second Report of the Capitol
Commission in Council.
House of Representatives.
TOBACCO AND MINORS.

House of Representatives.
TOBACCO N MINORS.
When Mr.. Atherly's bill prohibiting
the use of tobacco by MINOR came up Tor
consideration by committee of the whole
Mr.. Burritt moved to make a minor a
person Of the age of 16 instead of 81 for
the purposes of this act. Chairman Jesu
run expressed the opinion that this was
a move in the right direction, as enforce
ment of a law of this sort was extremely
difficult. Mr.. Kellogg urged favorable
action on the bill and spoke of the study
of the evils of narcotic in schools of the
east. The gentleman from Crook was
informed by Mr.. Burritt that narcotic and
alcoholic physiology were taught in the
Wyoming schools in compliance with the
statute. At Buffalo the principal ex
pounded the theories with a cuspidore on
either side of his desk.
Mr.. Schnitger moved to make the age
Is. The amendment was accepted by
Mr.. Burritt and adopted.
Mr.. David offered an amendment which
made the law apply to all persons of any
age. This was voted down after a couple
of speechlets on the evils of cigarettes.
Mr.. Atherly objected to SO much monkey.
ing with his bill and Mr.. Rex, in support
Ing an amendment which placed cigarette
papers on the forbidden fruit list.
said that tobacco should be kept from the
youngsters; that there were plenty of
newspapers-good for nothing else-that
boys would use In making cigarettes if
they could get the tobacco.
The penalty for violation of this act
was made aine of $40 on the suggestion
of Mr.. Burritt. The parent of the bill
offered an amendment making the penalty
$50 instead OF s25 as in the original bill.
REFERRED AGAIN.
Mr.. Jesurun's bill reducing the interest
on outstanding warrants from 8 to 6 per
cent was referred back to the finance
committee.
There was a unanimous affirmative
vote after the third reading of Mr.. Bur
ritt's measure restoring volunteer firemen
to their full exemption rig hts.
LOST
Mr.. Adams bill abolishing the stock
indemnity tax was lost by a messenger
carrying it from the printing Office during
the high wind of yesterday forenoon.
Another CODY was prepared and the bill
placed on its second reading.
APPROVED.
Governor Warren has approved the act
appropriating 5000 for the use of the
penitentiary commission and has regu-
larry transmitted to the secretary the
statehood and other memorials, these not
not requiring approval.
THE A BANQUET.
The house, as well as the council, re-
ceived a formal invitation from Chair
man Donzelman to attend the annual
banquet of the Territorial Bar Associa-
ton this evening. In both branches the
invitation was accepted with thanks.
IN VARIOUS STAGES.
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Territorial Council.


AN OtrlClAL
Rev. Father Nugent was present at the
opening of the councils morning session
Yesterday after an absence caused by
illness. of two days. He was warmly
congratulated by the members on his re
coyery and opened the proceedings with
prayer.
WARRANTS ON TAXES.
Mr.. Galbraith's bill. which amends sec.
1916 of the Revised Statutes and pro.
vides that county, city and territorial
warrants shall have Preference in pay.
ment of taxes was read the second time
and ordered engrossed.
CAPITOL RENTAL.
An amendment to Mr.. Hunters bill to
authorize the capitol building commits.
ion to rent to Laramie county rooms in
the capitol building was recommended By
the committee on judiciary to the effect
that the Capitol building commission
might rent the rooms with the approva
Of the governor"
The amendment was adopted after
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REBUILDING THE C. C.

A Fort Collins special of the 10Th says ::
The work of laying the ties on the old
Colorado Central road between Fort Col
Inns and Cheyenne will be commenced in
about two weeks. In the meantime, all
the prominent monied men are looking
around and making a few solid invest
ments on the sly.
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Balance funds available ....... COB O5
OF the above expenditures the follow
ing were of the nature OF inherited obliga
tions banded down from the first board Of
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torica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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The commissioners state that they
could have remained within the appro-
p~riation and turned over the building to
the territory without reporting a defc-
iency, had they adopted wood construc-
ton, instead of iron, for the wings of the
building. The wisdom of their course,
however, was fully shown by the result of
the fire which brok e ont November 30
in the cloak room of the council chamber.
The experts sent to adjust the insurance
losses stated that had that portion of the
building been of wood construction it, and
probably the entire structure, would have
been destroyed. The commission re-
ports that $50, 900 insurance is carried
on the capitol building which should be
increased to 5000, 900. The total appro-
p~riation asked for to close the work OF
the commission on March 81, is as follows:
For balance due contractors and
for 90 90
For amount to place insurance. 764 OS
S6,4I5 63
Less balance available funds. 6O3 05
Making a total appropriation PISS, s12 So
In closing attention is called to the fact
that there is in the capitol building fund
of the territory treasury NEARLY $40, 900,
which was received in taxes in excess of
the 1925, 900 appropriation of the last
legislative assembly. The report was re-
ferred to the committee on ways and
means.
PRINTING REPORTS.
Mr.. Reel's committee to which was
referred the reports of various territorial.
of1,e recommended that 1000 copies
of the auditors report aud 600 copies o.
the insurance report be printed; hat the
report of the veterinarian be printed II
the compiled reports. and that the re
ports of the commissioners of the deaf,
dumb and blind asylum, the penitentiary
building commission, the live stool
commission, the pharmacy commission
the auditors supplemental report and thu
reports OF the treasurer and Capitol build
ing commission be not printed.
HOUSE BILLS
House bill No. I, by Mr.. Burritt to ex
empt certain firemen from jury duty
house bill No. s, by Mr.. Burritt, pro
viding for the appointment OF deput
clerks and house bill No. Is by Mr.
Bowie, concerning attachments in civi
actions, were read first time in the coun
Gil and referred to the Judiciary committee
PRINTING AGAIN.
Mr.. Murphy introduced council join
resolution No. 5, referring the reports @
the geologist, mine inspector, fish com
missioner, auditor and insurance com
missioner to the joint committee on print
ing with the instruction that the cost b,
ascertained OF printing 5000 copies G
the biologists report; 5000 copies of tn,
fish commissioner report; 1000 copies G
the mine inspectors report; 1000 copie
of the auditors report; 600 copies o
the insurance commissioners report an
report the anne to the council and hous
at the earliest possible date.
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striking out the words, with the APP
proval of the governor" and the recon-
mendation made that the bill pass. 1t
will come up on its final passage to-mor-
row. ~
CAPITOL COMMISSION.
A communication was received from
the governor enclosing a special report of
the capitol building commission. A
synopsis of the report is as follows:
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LADIES ENJOY

Boil, the effect and result when Olive
Blossom is used. It acts gently, We,
promptly. 1t is the greatest boon to
wonanki..d. Every lady can treat her.
self and not have TO undergo the torture
Of instruments from physicians. Olive
blossom positively cures all forms O!
female weakness, such as Painful Men
situation, liberation, 1.arceration, Bar
renncss, 1.cucorrhna, Pruritus, Cancer,
Ovarian and Fibroid Tumors in their carly
stages and the long list OF iunu,ner
able and uncomfortable suiIerings that
atllict the patient. The Olive Blossom
Treatment is simple and harmless. The
first application often gives permanent
relief. Try it, and yon will cxclaim,
as hundreds Of others have: ooh, I
feel like different woman" One
months treatment sent postpaid TO any
part OF the world OH receipt of ST 100;
six months, $500. Olive Blossom
is forsale by all leading druggists. Any
druggist who may not have il can order
it from the wholesale dealer. DO mol
adrpi airy substitute. Et'xqyu of haudu-
lent limitations.
The Celebrated FjanGc RasiHe Olive
Blossom, is prepared only by Tie
France .HfGicR institute Co., Columbus,
0. Incorporated 1886. Gnbitais,oo, 900. 90.
BRANCH HOUSES New York, Chicago,
Sail Francisco, and Londou, EHglaNa
Sold BY Logan Drug Co, C. r. Goetze, W. W.
irwin, ". y. Williams, c. schnepi e. Mcake'
'ne!le., W. C. Aimbsight, W. II. Williams anc
Y. ". Heinrich; J. VI. parrah. and linlslon \
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Tie lest.

NOorQicld E1amsner Dtm.)
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las tho Confidence OF All.

y t7stT NtLNO'ICdN.
In this issue appears tho prospectus Of
the Wheeling lNTELLlGESCEN. Other
papers may contain more matter, make
louder pIetensions, but when al honest,
fearless and really reliable paper Is want.
ed, even its political enemies seek to
know what the lSTELMGEScEH says, adj.
hitting that they believe what it eayu.
lts propIietors spare no pains to keep it
fully up to the demands OF the times
giving every item and iact concerning
elections, ETC., that its seaders might
need to know. 1t also strives hard and
lawfully Tor the advancement Of our own
State aud tho development OF its re.
sources,
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a Very Mean Nli,u,

Preston County Era.
Why Is 1t that some men do most any.
thing and there ia but little said, while
others may do but little and there Ia q
great deal said? We have man In thIs
community who 10 o very stou. man and
three stout boys, and who Is getting s.
per week as u county charge. Without
|ttnputfng any blame upon our 0verseer
OF tho Poor, We would like to ask how
This happens2 lila motherin.law, M
old lady nearly seventy years Of age,
a!so receives 81 per week from the
county, aud this lnan and his wife 90 10
see her almost every Saturday and stay
until Monday morning, und when they
fail to 20 they send two or three OF their
children, who stay nearly as long. OF
course this leaves little Of the money for
the old iady's usc. A few years ttgo this
old lady had no COW and tho good pco.
pie Of Reno gathered their quarters
dimes, nickels and pennies together and
bought her a good young COW. Last
summer, on account Of falling to BIO
MIXED, she went dry and became very
fat, and was worth at least SOS or SO.
Her son-in.law, seving she would make
Il splendid beef, concluded to trade her
one Of his old scrub COWS. So they
traded, he promising to give her somc Of
the beef. She got some Of tho bones
and part Of the liver
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The Money Crisis and Farm Lands,

NG'toHd! forncr.
More than one shrewd tinaucier ex.
presses the opinion that the money
striEScncy now resting upon business
circles will in the end rebound to the
benefit OF the farmer. Indeed the belief
is general that disasters connected with
current Gpancia Disturbances will con-
tinue to be, as they have SO far been,
confined largely to the cities. 1t is be.
lieved BY many that the feeling follow
ing this must be one OF distrust OF stocks
and investments OF various kinds which
have been 50 largely absorbing the sur.
plus cash OF the country; and that a
reaction in the popular estimate OF the
value OF real estate must eIsue. Should
this prove to be tho case the tendency
will be to enhance the demand for farm
lands. It will be remembered by old
observers that two or three times in the
history O! the country similar feeling
OF distrrst hes resulted in just this way.
Whether the current difficulties will be
followed by similar action on the part OF
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ADJUSTMENTS.
sroUKuohpERs' MEETINGS.
NyOTICE,

SfNSE'
The stockholders o: The Riverside Iron Works
will take notice that whereas the board OF D..
rcctOrS oil said tcmpany NJ n meeting OF said
Hoard held Oh the 9Th dRyoi December, A. y.
,1S9J. passed iesOlutIon In the words following
"HtsOlrti. That lhe M0CEhUlders VI The River
bldG Iron Works be recommended At their AL
nual meeting 10 be held on The 18th day OF Jauu,
nry, y. 1901, TO pass n resolution increasing
tho capital stock OF said cOmrhhy from tht, sur
dollars to fifteen hundred thousand dollars, OF
IRON ten thousand shares OF tho par valne OF
one bundled tollHts per Iharc 10 fifteen thou.
sand Sga,eS Of tho par value OF one hun.
dred HoI!GsS per sha,H NON, therefore,
Iron Works, and !. Jlha 4. GultertSon, AS Sec,
rotary Of said works. 20 hereby notify tho
Stockholders III The klvciSGc Iron Works Of the
Eaid resolution passed rs the said Board OF bt.
rectofs ~ 0IorCshti; aud We do iuflnrr notify
u. CuIbertson, 0r"'le or tho Other OF US, VIII, as
Stockholders 10 ihp Riverside Iron Works, aud
al the said annual meeting 70 be held on the
said 2sth day OF January, a. D. 1871 AS aforesaid.
Ga9E inc following resolution lor adoption by
said stockholders IN meeting so nSSonbltd, thai
Is 10 say: "RCsolyGd, thai the capital stock Of
The riverside ran works kC INCREASED from The
surplus ftnd OF tatd cpmpsuy from otic million
TO titeen, hundred thousand dollars AND thr
number Of shares from ten tnulishnd OF the par
thousand Shares o! The par value OF one hundred
dollars per thaIc. NitIltss. the signature OF the
sid J. \. Vance, NJ President OF, and the said
John ~ GHlbeFiS"A, as ttcIcinfy Of The birct'
lures Ia their individual right M STOCKHOLDERS
III the raid The hivc'Sidc l'Ou Works.
THE RIVERSIDE iR0S WORKS.
J. y. VAECg, President,
JSo. u. UULBEhrSoS, Secretary.
JIM. VANCE
IL rI,tupprF1y Ippl
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CTOCkHOLDtRS MEErlSG.
NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
T1RUSrEE'S SALE.

By virtue OF decd OF tIrlS, made bJ Caroline
HeIse, (Stncc dcceaEVal "itiiAm Rcse atft Hen
ry icise TO ne rs trustee. uHit JAnutry?i, Rs5
recorded Ia the office OF the Clerk Of the County
Court OF Ohio County. West Virgin In, ~ Deed
OF Trust Book No. %, page W, viii sell ut the
north front door .! the Court House OF said
county, on
SATURDAY, the 3ISt DAY 0! JANUARY, 1891.
bcg'nningGt 10 o'clock Il. III. the following tie
scribel property, that /. TO say: All the inter
csts OF said parties In and 10 the moth half o.
lot numbered twelve In square Six In that pat,
OF the city OF Wheeling. Eio County, West Viz
giuia, formerly. cnlItd k!Ghlctowu, but now
called South Wheeling
The Interest of SNi1 Caroline llcite ~ said
property WAS Il dover iEtctes. Ms the widow OF
Henry iIc!.c, deceased. which intcIcst WIS OK
Iinguishcd By her death; and the interests 10 b.
sold are the undivided lwo lAtr1s belonging to
said William .ue!Se and ll0Nry lieise ~ two OF
the shree children AHA hclTsAi law oIsa!d henr.
lIeiSe, deceased.
TRIMS or SALE:--Onc.;hiIl snd as. much NOR,
as tue purchaser elects to pay III cash on th'
day oE sate, the balance tn two GOTTA! Install
meats ut Que and two years, notes beaiirG In
tereSt from the day Of sale 10 be given for th
deferred payments, the title 10 belctained unit
payment is made ~ full.
". J. ". COWDEN, Trustee.
". II. MAILER. AHCttnnccr. de29
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Gle Sutclliecuter.
Officer Nos. s5nnla 81 I'ourtcent Il, Street,
l'DDll MANY HAIRY CHIN.
Awtul Fate OF u Vain Young suunw,


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us' t ~, Mni naItl Ihli MM mentor.
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it"r WA. w SHrn VIA t SIhnSGt showed
Sh1 i, r'Si ,h M GIan u" az PtisiME;
gu" Sn uIt1 tI,,h r't KIN, ".nue SS "a inOue
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Wr, YIN, ;SSy , ,,.M.o P ~ nSI ulost
WV """' '"'' wore AZ "'"y 08hee''
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You Got Your Moneys Worth.

81. Mary'5 0rG:'c (Dem.l.
Our readers will noticed the prospectus
OF the Wheeling INrELLlG ENCrn in this
number. While the Oracle does not
agree with the ISTELLIGENcen in politics
We are free to say that there is no more
lively aud newey sheet published in the
State. Its readers have reason to con.
gratuiate themselves on the fact that its
management gives them their moneys
worth every time.
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IN all the camps this damSCl showed
Her listers many n fat surprising;
She dmpgd their blankets ia tn0Ie
And taught them attlludiuizlng.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock

Markets,
New ioER, bee. 9o.-NnnCy OH call nrmcr.
ranging from 10 per cent, last lean . per cent,
closed offered At 2 per cent, ps!ne mercantile
paper Ta9 per cent. Sterling exchange quiet
and heavy at 81 7shai u. Sales III $40 shares.
The stock market to-day presented Il stronger
Ifont than II has for the past week, and at the
same time showed more activity than for several
days The improvement In the market may be
trnCed TO several causes. but chief among thCm
II the fact that money has not become as string.
ehl us was feared approaching the first OF tho
new year, uni While there WAS Il tirmer feeling
IN money almost all the foreign nate on call
beihg run up TO ) per cent ut one time, still 1t
hter declined 10 2per cent, aud the casing Of
rates was followed by more c0ntldcit buying
immediately.
The opc1ing Of tho market was strong md
Whtle The temper Of The f8aHi was n8t bUlllsa,
!heto WIS marked disposition 10 cover CvinCeu
Wy shorS, and good buying for the long account
and BY l.ondOn kept the movement advancing.
Nlo GfRnne, LhG NRndctbiltS md coal stocks
were prominent IN this movement,
There Was considerable opposition 10 the III.
ward movement III thu inst hour, but the pres.
sure TO nell was then withdta yi, uul after
money became easier the advance was acccler.
atea. The market el0tiRR active and stt1Hg at
tue hlghSSt prices OF the iiay. The final changes
are all advances, Lsekswanna Is up s. Rock
Island "a. Union Pacific aud Northern Pacific
preferred II, ttchisOn, Louisville & Nashville
AM Western Union IN anl Burlington ~ per
oo RNll'ond bonds moderately active; sllrssl ,2Cy.
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Good Words from n Democrat,

" tSIVN ItHTVtTUT.
The announcement Of the Wheeling
fSTELLlGEScER for. 1891 is finding its
way into the weekly papers OF the State.
The 1STELLlG ESCEE-the leading Rspub.
lican organ OF West Virginia-is re.
earded even by partisan Democrats rs
an able and aggressive journal and rs 4
newspaper has many special features.
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uufs EfHttiuH},

I.LVKf-IIA OUNItNNNE.
solve Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., G. R. Goetze, W. ". Irwin,
W. Z. Williams, 9. Schnepi. G. Menke.
meller, W. c. Armbright, W. II vii.
liams and n. W. Heinrich; J. ". Darrah,
Rolston 4 Co., Martins Ferry; Bowie &
Co., bridgeport; G. NJ. Wyrirk, Bel.
laire; st. Clair Bros, Beuwood. DAw6
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0nn of the Sewsiest.

ShspRtrdsl0lrn Register Utm.l
The Wheeling IsTELLlGEScEE is one OF
the very newaiest ci our iulsnd news-
papers, and especially tells all that is
going on III our own State.
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FOE Sale.

Modern sevrnroomed house. with halls, pan
try, bath room, attic large cellar, hot md cole
water, Natural ma city gas. Pull lot, GO fec
front, ON South Penn street. 4 very desirable
location. Property IN tluc CONDITION.
2 Doub!e bFick-will pay us AL Investment 0
make a pheasant home Five rooms III cAcl
side, with boin gascg aud water. Very cheap.
:, Six'rooincd house, with hal, pantry, DC, al
IN Arst.ctSss Order. coed location. 10 soan
Broadway.
s!s rooneI house at IS Z4no stree, for saa,25o
Good house.
FivG.roomet house at to- Laae street.
Your las. ch0uce 10 buy q desirable lot OF
west side OF South rom street.
Building lots III all parts o! the city. Som,
that will pay rs An investment.
have SevGrN! GOOD farms hear WAceliag 70
sale at very low figures. Satisfactory rcasoni
given by owAcsS ior selling. Suitable for resp
lar farming, stock farm vegetable ia!G and lrui
farm. Prices sio!n !,l50un.
80 TO LET.
S.xroomcl brick house. Possession at once
Gond house.
store room. Possession at once. January |, o
April
Dwellings, lutsG and small, 10, Apsill.
C. o, SMITH.
Z dell Real Estate Ageut, i2e3 Market st.
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Locse's Red Glover Pile Remedy 10 a
positive specific for I'LL lorna OF the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protrudipg Piles. Price Doc
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DIV
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Not ENceileIi.
CcretiO AGr1ncc.

The Wheeling ISTELLIGENCEE ia not
excelled as a newspaper and is sound on
all political question:.
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CATAERH
In the head
Isa constitutional
Disease, and requires
y constitutional remedy
Like Hoods sarsaparilla,
Which puIifies the blood,
Makes tho weak strong,
Restores health.
Try it now.
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Its weekly review OF the British r,sin trade
says: There is a limited business In English
whe.ls. Prices are firm for good sorts al an
average advaLce. Beans aud barley arc hi
GeaEet. Oats aud corn arc klow. ~
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When Baby was sick, we save nc. Cas.oria.
When She WIS Child, She cried for Cas!osia
When size became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Hhs1 shs bad Children, she gave them Castoris
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The lankton Press thinks the Bad
Lads will some day be greater attrac-
ton than Yellowstone Park.
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capitalists is not ceriain; but il 10 among
tho possibilities well worth considering
In attempting to size mp the early future
OF the general hG.t..e1I Of titJ country.
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Dry G.otla.

New roEK. Dec. %. -rhcrs was no change
Il the dry goocS market. Agents TO-DAY made
me following prices, Simpsons Aruoids &C.
bea.osd eas'iIeses were opened u s. 10, same =,
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Glow to Cure All Skin Diseases,

Simply apply "SwAYSEs OINTMENT" Soin.
,e.nal medicine required. Cn!rs, letter, ccze
ma, Itch. all eruptions on the face, hands, nose.
lis great healing aud curative powers arc pos.
scssed By no other remedy. Ask Jour druggist
iorSTAYSE'S OINTMENT. TThstw