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COMPANY y"
or the Twelftl, Virginia Regiment II dds Its
Annual Reunion.

or tho Twelfth Virginia Regiment II dds Its
Annual Reunion.
Special Correspondence ofhe Iuetlltner.
RoSEy's PoINr, W. Va, Sept. .:
Twen.y-eight of the members OF old
Company a." Twelfth Virginia In.
iantry, met at West Liberty on August
och TO hold their annual reunion. At
ten O'Clock a large audience met at col
lege hall. The forenoon was taken up
with hand shaking and talking over old
times by the old "vets"ofC Company 3D."
and those OF other organizations, q mum.
Der Of whom were present. l also MOTTO
ed quite n number OF prospective county
officers present who were circulating
themselves aud their cards among those
present, evidently to good purpose.
Alter the election CT officers for the en-
suing year all present were called on to
partake OF a bountiful repsst, to which
all did ample Justice.
After dinner all assembled in the COL
leee hall, whero the following pro-
gramme wGs carried out.
Address OF Welcome -....-.,.......Dy ". II. Curtis.
iNNHpollbSssssssssst1 khS aNtN ~ /" bu'lHl
Historical Sketch Of Company paw. ". Forr-
mRD,
The S older In War and reacc- Henry IIervcy.
The Soldier US NJ fduc,tor -.--T. u. llnkcrton,
Tho soldier In Law and Politics. ". N. Dunlap.
The Soldier ssR fflend--...."""-...D. q. Frazier.
The Soldier as n Bummer..-......... II. IL. parrey.
The above wGs intetspersed with most
excellent music, furnished by rrof. Dan
Maxwell on the violin, accompanied by
his niece, Mics Lille Maxwell, on the
piano.
The names OF the members OF Com.
pany I'D" present were as follows: Dan.
lei Maxwell, R. J. Yermilion, John L
Stamm, Nathan Venaman, Jesse Nc.
Nair. James Tanner. Theodore Wallace,
W. L. Gilbraitt, Nehemiah Nickison,
Gihia Morrison, Dr.. W. NJ. Parry, Fafis
Whitman, Henry lIervey, Capt. W. B.
Curtis, II. Il. Parry, E. N. Dunlap, Henry
Spear, James NJ. Keller, VIM. Rodgers,
Daniel Gihin, John \. Murry, David
Nickisor, Thomas 3. Pinkerton, D. G..
Frazier, W. M. Dunlap, Thos. J. Orr, W.
W. Foreman, Lieut.. D. NJ. B!ayney,
These annual reunions revive many
pleasant and SD memories. The living
absent are not forgotten; neither arc
those who ave their lives an Offering on
the altar Of their country. . .lt.!.
1t may be q matter OF interest to those
comrades living at a distance to know
that out Of LOG who enlisted in Company
I'D" nnd were mustered into the United
States service, seventy-three are yet liy.
ing. The name 'and address Of each
comrade is carefully preserved and q re.
port Of the company's annual reunion
Is furnished each member Of the com.
pany.
An invitation from East Liverpool to
attend the annun! regimentaI reunion OF
the First and Twelfth West Virginia
Infantry and Carlin's Battery was &C.
copied, aud quite q number Of the "boys"
sion. ~ ~ 80
West Alexander, Pa, was chosen az
the place OF our next annual meeting,
August II, 1891.
THOMAS ]. ORR, Secretary.
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How will Mr.. Powderly give to the
men under him an account OF his stew
ardship in the matter Of tho strike hc
ordered on the Vanderbilt lines? His
task is made ell the more difficult be.
cause from the frs. no disinterested OBJ
server saw 4 ghost Of a show for the
strike to succeed.
1t is a serious business to order thou.
sands OF men to give up employment
which they probably can never regain.
The men who struck may in time find
work Of the same kind Oh other other
roads, but It is n costly process to dis.
lodge men from their homes and oblige
them to seek homes for themselves and
families elsewhere.
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What Bell and Edison are to the tel.
ephone and electricity, says the Pitts.
bury Ncus, DR.. Franklin Miles, the
well.kno IN specialist in nerrons iis.
eases, is 10 the nervous system and
nerve tlued. Among his numerous dis
~coveries his Restorative Nervine is ur-
doub.edly u Of the greatest. 1t is mr.
surpassed in nervousness, dyspepsia,
headache, epilepsy, neuralgia, backache,
melancholy, sleeplessness, change OF
lie. etc. Free trial bottles OF it may be
had OF the Logan Drug Co., Druggists,
and also DR.. Miles new book on "New
and Startling Facts" for the afflicted.
Every one should read this very inter
estins, instructive, and finely illus
trated book. Mwraw.6
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IT IS believed in Baltimore that the
Washington and Cumberland Railroad,
practically the eastern extension OF the
West Virginia Central, which ia to &C.
cupy the bed OF the abandoned Chesa.
paake and Ohio Canal, will 90 no fur
Their eastward than to II point wee. OF
the Point OF Rocks, whence it will cut
across country to connect with the
Western Maryland. The lust NAMED
road runs to Baltimore, which would
give the West Virginia Central its long.
sought outlet to tidewater.
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1t msy be thnt Congressman Smysei,
Of Ohio, thought no could honestly dis
charge his duty as 4 member OF the com.
mittee to investigate the charges against
Pension Commissioner Eaum. Ali the
same a nice sense Of propriety would
have induced Mr.. Smyser to decline to
serve on a committee formed to investi.
gate IN enterprise in which he is per-
sonally interested.
AS n stakeholder in the refrigerator
company no was not rs free as an inves.
tigator should be 10 aid in a searching
inquiry md contribute to a just verdict.
Mr.. Smyscr would have shown 10 much
better advantage il no had got out before
he was hustled out.
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A WESTERN member OF Congress is
free to say that there has not yet been
enough speech.making in that body
touching the issues OF the day. II any
body has anything to say and can say it
well the country will listen, but for the
average harangue to which nobody lis.
tens in Congress there is no outside de-
mand. The average member is slow to
appreciate this cold fact and goes on
wasting time and public money.
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Nttc York Httlly. 7II,I ~. NI-----
Citizeness-"Did you 90 and thrash
that editor for printing those THINGS
about your" Citizeu-"I went to ths
office, but l couldn't tiud him." "Whom
did you find there?" "No one, but n
great big bull.necked fellow, who pre.
tended that he was responsible for tho
article, but l knew from his looks that
he couldn't write"
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THE management Of the Pittsburgh
cable roads is contemplating three.cent
fares. With n large population to draw
on the lower rate is likely 10 yield larg-
or net profits than the present five cent
fare. Thia is what the management is
looking Tor.
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THE Democrats have carried Arkansas
by any majority you please and by such
methods as pleased them. The bull.
doser ran wild. The Democrats Of Ar.
kansas want no Federal interference in
Federal elections.
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TIE arms OF an unterritied Democracy
do not seem 10 be accomplishing Mr..
Blaine nov 40 they did only few days
ago. The ecs!acy was short but very
entertaining. {.
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"KlNG IIUMnERr is standing on his
dignity" remarks the New York Tri.
bune. In these days royalty is fortunate
when II is not stood on it's head.
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The Usunl First Coursc.

Wdsaiagtoa Pos.
"What did you have for dinner"
said a Congressman to a friend who
patronizes a restaurant where service is
very Glow.
u had patience, principally, was the
reply, in a tone Of deep resignation.
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You needn't be In n hurry to get out
your ulster. 1t will be u day or two yet
before leo forms in the cutters.
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HuEHAII for Ilarnon and the Second
District Republicans.
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IIoop's S~arsaparilla has a steadily In.
crossing popularity. which can only be
won by an article Of real merit. Give 1t
n trial. IL
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FREQ Trade to which their party Is ire.
yocably committed, why not take upthe
who Is really foremost In their
ranks and place him in command? This
would be not alone n reward Of faithful
service but m intelligen! appreciation
Of the situation.
i Let us have q fair, square fight, capa'
bic champions and men Of tho highest
character In the lead.
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WHEN the street cara stop people find
their legs.
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DIED.

DIED.
PRErTYMAN-0n Eonday, September I. 1850,
ut 1 O'Clock p H., EpwAED %PgEtTYNAS,
grandson Of William and Mary Ann Johnson,
IN the 2jrd year Of his age.
funeral fsom the ~rcsldcace OF his grandparents,
No. l2.i McColiccli street, Wednesday morn.
lug at 10 O'Clock. In,erment at penin,ular
cemetery. Friends OF the family are invited
to attend.
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Sick Headache.
"

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stipations. e5c. per box, s boxes for 81,
For sale by Logan Drug Company. paw
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ROBERT LUKE
ForSale.

NOR SALE-A SMALL FRUIT
Il farm ono and orc hall miles west Of Mar.
tins Ferry. For particulars inquire VI J. md
N, sCANLOT, on premises. sci
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Executors Sale.
EXECUToR's SALE OF
Valuable Ohio C0untyReal Estate

by virtue Of the authority res,ed In me BIZ tho
Will Of Edward hav, deceased, now on Iecosd In
tae Clerks Office Of the County Cont OF Ohio
County, West Virginia, l viii oler at public
sale: on the premises, situated on Buttlu Run
road. one. and one.hnli uiles north OF yUIut
Nils Station. on the Wheeling, Pittsburgh K
Estttniora railroad, In Liberty district, Ohio
county, W. Va, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER l6, 1880,
commencing at 10 o'clock q. m, a tract Of land
containing Que hundred and lIty.one acres, Two
RODS and thitty.slx pcrchcs, more or less. This
being what Is known "a tho homo farm OF Ed.
ward Ray, deceased.
The farm Is situated on q so7d stoned road,
within one aud one hall niles OF the National
road and twelve miles from the city Of Wheel.
Ing. The ikfm Is we'll wa,cred md one OF tho
mos. productive In the ncighboihoOd, and will
Do sold a. whole OR III separate parcels 10 suit
TEaas OF sAIE-Two thousand dollars Of the
purchase motley hud as much inole as the rns.
snaser may ,eltct 10 pay In cssh on day Of E4le.
me remainder In four equal annual payments,
WIN Interest from date, Jay able Annually. The
a. isifed I1aymehts to BE- Occurred by a deed OF
trust on the property.
W. M. DUNLAP,
au.5.raw Executor.
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General Notices.
A SsIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Sabmbgl III, 1890.

n RESOLUTION N0TICE-WHEEL.
~ ING PAfEK ROUSE.
Tho co.partnership heretofore existing DO.
tween tho Undersigned, under tho firm name o.
James JcpsOu 4 Co., has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent, James JcpsNn retiring. The
bvtiucss will be continued by Geo. Y Fetffy 4
Co. Thanking our friends aud tho public for
their liberal patronage III tho pat, we solicit II
JANIS JEpS0N.
Ea GEO. V. REILLY.
Irhfelino, ", "a, AUGUST 20, 1850 sci
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BEEcHAM's Pills cure sick-Head.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

ron JUDGE OF INK COURT OF APrEAIs,
HON. Y. n. REYNOLDS.
OF Mineral County.
FOR CONGRESS.
Second Diarct-GEoKuE II. HARNoS'
OF Grant County.
ron CLERK or II COUNTY COURT,
RICHARD R0BEkTsOS.
ron CLERK OF IHE CIRCUIT corRr.
8. l.. DRICE.
TOR HOUSE or DELEGArH.
". II. lIEARNE,
DASL. MAXWELL,
CHARLES aonSiSG6TAR,
JOHN CUMMiNs.
Election. Tuesday, November l.
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STATE OF Ono, CIrY OF TOLEDO, j,
LUCAS County,

LUCAS COUNTY,
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that no
is 'the senior partner Of the firm Of F. J.
CHENEY 4 Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State .afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the SUR
OF vi HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case OF CArAngu that cannot be
cured by the use Of HALLS CArARRu
CURE. FRANK J, CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my, presence, this 9th day OF December,
A. D. 1856.
lsr,IQ A. W. GLEASON,
tCDj Notary Paddle.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
md acts directly on the blood and muc.
GUS surfaces OF the system. Send for
testimonials, free. ~
+. J.. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, O,
pSr Sold by Drurgists, 75c. psw
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tho millions OF people whoS bowels nro not
r~cgulnr-tlmc should not bc lost md immediate
attention should lc given. or serious insults Will
follow, such US Inflammation OF tho Doucls
and pCritOnItE,
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FIGS


WEDICATEW
II you haco n heavy splitting hcalachc, q
fcvcrrd tongue, n thorough dllnclinatlOn u
engage lu any OF tho aCtivc pursuits Of lfe-thl
IL whit Constipation means, Il Is u most for
M,laDle enemy
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Now Advertisements.

WANTED-AB OYTO LEARNTHE
w barber bu,iness. Apply at No !6l six.
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A ! | d

Hamburg Figs, tho great fruit laxative. should
DO taken ut once; they arc n Ineffective, remedy,
tut most pleasant !aiitl agreeable 70 inc taac,
Alrolutcly nothing llko thcm In tho word.
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THINNER WANTED-lMMEDfATE.
i LY. Steady employ nent for the right
man. Apply 10 WILLIAM SESBlrT. zsS9 N.f'
| ket street. sci
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-05
"Struck the Golden Mean"
AS A BLOOD PURIFIER

The Detroit Free Press says: "Hibbard't
Rheumatic Syrup. prepared by The Charles
Wright Medicine Company, Of this city, has
struck the Golden Mean in the treatment oi
all blood diseases, and its success is an evi
dence that an honest, pure and valuable med
cine, is not incapable of Attracting the atten.
ton of every family. There seems to be but
one opinion as to its merit as family medi.
cine"
This is the real sectet of the success of this
wonderful RENE 1y. Its perfect and speedy
action, in removing all impure and poision.
ous matter from the blood. No home should
be without it, as a thorough and effectual
blood purifier for young and old. For sale
by all druggists. -.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-05

be did not He rode on past the
Powers farm and struck into the
woods before mentioned. He had
gone mile or two at rapid pace
when a sudden turn to the right show
ed him the team he sought, some dis
tance ahead. Boy-like he would
have shouted but he happened to
think that it would be better to ride
up, surprise Moze and tell him what a
wild scamper be had had over the
fields, to reach him and that John was
not far behind. Wesley was looking
straight ahead. He was getting near
the sleigh and could hear Moze's shrill
whistle above the jingle of the sleigh
balls.
"What was thatl" He could hear
the tramp of horse behind-he could
not look back.
That piece of canvas was thrown
back and a man was creeping steaIthly
out. In his hand was knife-the
blade flashed in the sunlight.
His hand was poised for a deadly
blow. A blood curdling cry of warn
ing rang from Wesley's lips.
The would be murderer turned,
dropped his knife, jumped from the
pony and fed into the woods.
A shot from joni Knights pistol
rang out upon the morning air.
Whether 1t hit the daring rascal Jim
Jones or not one of them cared to
learn. 1t was enough for John and
Wesley that their timely arrival had
saved Moze's life.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-05
The Odd Fellows Declare Against Ad
mittinR SalOonists.

ST. LOUIS, May 23.-The Grand
Lodge, 10. OF, at its session yes
terday, after a heated discussion. by a
decided vote, decided that in tile future
no saloonist will be admitted to MEM
bership 10 the order. ur !t
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DISTRICT ACCOUNTS.
WASHINGTON.
1859.
May 81. By balar &C. ......... ..,, G IS
Expended on loads
1880.
May 81. By balance...
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tanned, or within six months thereafter,
break open or violate tho seal or locks
OF any ballot box, paper envelope, or
bag. In which ballots have been denos.
tied ut or after such election, or who
ahnll obtain possession OF such ballot
box, paper. envelope, or bag, contain
ing such ballots, and cancel, withhold,
or destroy such ballots, or who Rhall
f%raudulontly or forcibly add to or dimin.
ish the number OF ballots legally depos.
tied therein, or who shall fra~udulently
make any erasure or alteration OF any
kind, upon any tally sheet, poll book,
list Of voters, or election returns depos.
tied therein, shall be guilty Of felony,
and upon conviction thereof, shall be
confined In the penitcntiary not less
than Il year nor more than three
years.
0 1t shall DO tho duty OF tho judge Of
the circuit court, at every term thereof,
to give this act In special charge to tho
grand jury.
!. Every person called MS a witness to
any violation OF any Of the provisions Of
this act, shall DO compelled TO testify
fully, but his testimony sliall not be
given in evidence against him In any
prosecution for such %oiTenso.
s Nothing in this act shall be &c con.
slrued rs to prevent the employment OIL
political speakers in any campaign, or to
prevent the holding Of political demon
s,ration, or tho distribution or circula'
ton OF campaign documents aud litera'
ture for party purposes.
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"For eight years | had becn troubled with
cn.arrS. Ny head and nnSe were stoppct up.
My ncsttils would clcg first one side then the
othcr-ios Il tia c SO bsd | could not breathe
through my nose at all-would have to sleep
with my mouth open. There was a continual
droppir { Of matter back into my throat which
kept inc always hawking aud raising to clear II
l was LeEcr Tree from sore throat. | had cJu.
slant pains over my eyes
"Atter II time u dry. hacking cough set In.
sharp pains iiEe the stab OF a knife W ,uld take
me III the region Of the heart. lost steadily IN
flesh. My sltcp did me ne good. | would get
up In tbs morning more tired than the
night before. slight sweAtS came on aud weak.
enei me terribly. Ny spscstu Jailed ME. What
little | ste wonld Ne Vn my stomach like L
heavy losd. followed By u sensation OF distress
and nausea, ttisd everything and every body,
but grew steadily worse. Al last | read OF Drs.
Copeland and eell's wonderful success In troub-
les similar to mine. | called on them. Finding
their charges very low i placed myselt under
their care. / improved rapidly from the first. Ny
symptoms all disappeared. am n well aud
hearty man and my recovery 10 these emf.
ne rtspeclalis;s aud nun very grateful"
MT. john Marhlall lives at No. y Twenty.
second street, Wheeling. W.. Va, where this
can be easily verified.
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Mutilntlng tho Record.

Mr.. Bynum Is not 30 much to blame
Tor spotlirg Mr.. Cannon's so.called
mutilation OF the record. Cannon had
taken Bynum to task, and here was
Bynum's chauce.
The cases were not parallel. When
Bynlm took liberties with tho text he
did it without consulting anybody on
the other side Of the controversy. When
Cannon went at the work OF revision
Houk, with whom he had been in pub.
lie controversy, joined with him, the
two agreeing that they had made boobies
OF themselves, and that no public ext.
gency required that the Congressional
Record should be filled with such stuff.
All the game Mr.. Bynum, no matter
how goulish his motive, has done u pub.
lie service. 1t is always something
gained when complaint 10 made Of the
alteration OF the printed record. II thia
running fire be kept up, members u
Congress will be careful not to say any
thing they don't want to have recorded
for presently it will be regarded rs a de-
cidcd o1cnse 10 alter the record on its
way to tho printing Office. The Con
gressional Record should be allowed to tel
the truth or it should be abandoned.
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~ had terrible headaches. Nuta sha'p pain At
1rst, bu, n dull heavy ache over the eyes. felt
stupid aud worn out oil the time. slack spots
would float before my eyes and n feeling OF faint
ness AMI Iizz!ucSS wOuld come over me. There
were buzzIng and roaring noises In my ears us TO
almost dealen nc. :
"As my troublcgrew worse, sharp palms like the
stab OF Il knife would take me all through lay
body. MyEppet!tc failed nc. What little | did eat
wonld lay Oh my stomach ike u heavy load and
cause n sensation Of dislresi aud uRu 'eA. /
lost flesh and was steadily runAing down. Ny
sleep did me no good. . 1 wonln arise IN the
morning feeling more tired ana laugu!d than
the night before.
~ was In this coalition when ! read In the
daily papers OF tho wonderful success Of Drs
Copeland aud Bell In treating cases similar 10
my own. ! called on them and finding their
charges simply nominal, as cOmpa,cd u other
Physicians. placed myself under their care. l
improved rapid y from the start. Ny head and
nose became clear. The. pains In my head and
through my body passed away. l eat well now
and feel good after. | sleep soundly and arise
feeling Refreshed aud ready Tor WORK. In short.
all my symptoms have left me. l am like u
different lnau entirely. My recovery Is due to
the skilltnl treatment oil Drs. Copeland and
Bell, and AN glad to be able 10 make this state.
ment."
Mr.. swsyue lives. as stated. at No. 5 First
street, Wheeling, Wet Virginia, where this
statement can be easily verified.
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li0W'a This l.

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any caae Of catarrh that canno. be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CnESrY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, o.
J.. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus
iness transactions, and financially able
to carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
WEST 4 TRuAx Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0.
WALDlSo, KlSSAY 4 MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O..
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces OF the system. Tes.
timonials sent free. Price Zoe. per bot.
tie. Sold by all Druggists. pAw