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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
Haunted by q Ghost.

Pins Brock, northern suburb OF So;an-
tor, Pa, is in a state OF great excitement
over some ghosily manifestations. For the
past SIX weeks the families OF Mr. Martin
Ma. ,on and Mrs Catherine Walsh have
been unable to sleep on account of strange
noises, which ara heard every night sbout
II O'Clock In The front gooGa OF the Walsh
apartments The noises consist of rapplDgs,
footsteps, slammisg doors snd other my5.
FERROUS sounds. Toe most careful investiga-
tiol failed to discover the cause, s1d tbs
psopls ia that locality attribute it TO some
suparnatura: agency. Ga last "Wednesday
night both families, with se7srai of the
neighbo,s, gathered ia the Kitchen, deter
mihed TO npeaIth the mystery. About mif-
eight shu1ling Of fest WAS head III tbe
ont room, accompanied by spaamodio
rappGg as II on panel OF the door. IDe
men rushed into the room, but they found
nothing to which the strange noises could
he attributed Furthermore, z watch vas
kspt on the outside OF the house, but no
enc Yves seen to enter or 90 cut. The @iu-
iows and doors which had been nailed were
found intact, and the Vigilant watchers were
only more puzz' ed han ever. When they
we're about to leave the room one OF the
men odanced to look cut of tbs window,
and to his horror saw an appariticn. which
almost trgnsfxed him to the spot.
Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. NesIcn s!ao wit
nesaed 1t and almost tainted at the sight.
Outlined In the darkness, JUS GUS side the
window, vas the bust of youth. with gold
Gu hair. fair features aud large, burning
syes. Il disappeared ss suddenly as it came,
leaving no trace OF LIS presence. The Walsh
family moved ont of the house Thursday,
and the Neslcn family are also preparing 10
leave.
TIA building is about so years old. and
wss ore of the arst erected in that locality.
About IS years ago 6 young man net hi5
death by falling from the window, and
60 this Cay tho circumstances attend
ing hls death hevs never been made Clear
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
Mr.. Pa-neII Will Stick.

LONDON, Nov. 2S The manifesto which
Mr.. ParuelI promised to issue to-day, deal.
ing with al the questions involved in the
present politica! ernie. WIS made pubic
THE afternoon. It definitely aettlcs that Mr.
Pernfli will not voluntarily retire from the
leadership of the Irish parliamentary party.
The manifesto is of great LENGTH and SETS
forth why, in Mc Parrel''s opinion, 1t
would be disastrous TO toe best interests OF
the party for him to withdraw at the present
time. Mr. P3tnell d fss his political op-
ponants and appeals to the people of Ire
land to suston him in the stand he has
taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
TELEGRAPEIC BREVITIES.

George Dickey. clerk Of the New Hamp-
shire Legislature, has forwarded his reaigna-
ton to Governor Goodel'.
The Safe Harbor Rolling Mill at LaacaF-
ter, Pa, has shut down for an iodsfnile
period. About IFS men are thrown cut Of
work.
James M. Wise. Hei!-knowa tobacconist,
nephew of Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise,
and brother OF Congressman George D.
Wise, died in Richmond this morning.
The schedules 10 the Assignment OF the
firm OF John T. Walker, Son & Co., were
fled in New York to-day. Toe liabilities
are 50 O94 OBS ard actual assets $1,OO9. $40.
A shooting STRAY occurred last night st
the village of Casey, III, between J. Ii.
Gooch, leading merchant, and William
Rossberry, ssloon keeper. Both men
were shot in the stomach, Gooch fatally.
All the coal miners in Alabama, come
5000 in number, have been ordered Oh
strike Monday, Dace noer 1. because Of re-
fusal Of an advance il wages. Some OF the
men a.e not pleased at the order, but she
leaders say the men will all 60 out.
Judge Virgil Porter, one ofthe bsst knowa
men In northwestern Missouri, was terribly
slashed With a large pocket knife at Platte
burgh Wednesday by W. H. Lyons, promi-
nent young attorney. This csu:e of the
difficulty is unknown.
Martin D. Loppy, who was convicted oil
murder 10 the fist degree for killing his
wife JAY 4, was sentenced to death penalty
In New York to-day. The time set for tha
execution is within the week beginning
January 3 and Sing Sing the place.
An tl3gant stone residence patterned after
the ieuia castles of the Old World, situated
On high Hill at Newtown, Conn, and
owned by P. Lori.lard Reynolds, Scotch
man, was destroyed by fire this morning.
The house and valuable contents we're CON-
ple.ely destroyed. LOGS is estimated at not
lass than 500 600.
Three men from W,lcott, N. z, went to SodDs
Pay yesterday hun ting. They went out on the
bay in boat al d have not been seon since. The
boat WAS found On tie tca.h with a hole in her
bottom this morning.
Henry H. sp eker, late bookkeeFer Tor the St
Louis Tribune aud who has wife in Germany, as
we'll rs one in St. Louis, is defaulter and has
left for pats unknown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
q Remarkable Artificial Hand.

Ecme mouths ego Willard A. Lucas, son
of Mr.. Samuel Lucas, tbs wool manu;sctur-
or OF Pegnetannuck, Coan., had his rigat
band soyorea Ia mis- iather's mill, and since
has used every ef,rt to replace the member
win es useful substitute az possible. Al
or visiting Or wft,ag to the most prominent
makers Of sgti6cis limbs In America he
learned Int i, VAS in vain to search, either
in this country CT Europe, for an artificial
hanG that cor'd be used In doing work.
Tbareup0u Mr L1css determined to make
hand hims Il out be toiled psrslStsntly
day aqd night fos four months before ne
vas successful. he has produced an
aluminium baud that is very much like
an oil ime stee gauntlet, end that Is
almost ss handy a. q natural hant. The
ingers are al! perfect In shape aad appear
auce, eud the joints bend like those OF the
human insels l. Ia smsller than the
natural hard, but with 1t man eau do
about every Find of work.
Mr.. Willard Lucaa has worn one OF the
art fi3sl hands for several weeks, and with
It csu grasp end haadiy use all kinds of
farm soo!s. pick up Thugs from the ground,
drive, handla gun--in fact, use his metal
hand ekilfully End quckly at any work.
Like the natural hand, the artificial one COR
sists of palm, that ia provided with fest.
ening By which it il attscned to the cork or
wooden stump that ell one-hsndad men
wear ia pace ofths missing member, aod
of ficgsrs and thumb, the joints of which
are worked by G ratchst, so trat they may be
bsnt forward at airy angle end hold there'
The hand Gag be either tightly clostd CT
only partly smut, aid only one finger or all
the fineers may be closed at once and ir-
stauiy BIZ striking them against the body
or other object To release the fingers it Is
necessary oHly 50 touch email sp.iog or
the hack of the hand. TIE Invention is .
nearly perfect substitute for the natural
hand, aod the ell = thing OF the Kind in the
world. Willard Lucas AYERS that he would
not part with the device for fortune if it
was not possible TO reproduce II. By means
OF en- irgapinus continuance the ariifi ial
hand mag move sidswaysat the place where
it is attached to the arm, exactly as the
natural hand Is moved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28

THE PRISON ASSOCIATION SCgooL.-At
the request OF tho managers of The instiir-
tion referred to tha following is published
The Industrial School. established by the
Prison Association of Virginia, ia now ready
to receive white youths who are under sen
tence for crime. They will sleo take charge
of boys whose parents are not able to control
them, For the letet there will be charge
OF So per week, which includes tuition.
board, and clothes.
Its the OF sos ofthe association to give
these boys good business education, and
BY moral training and kind treatment to
turn them from life of vice and make them
good and useful citizsns Four hours day
sre given to school work. four hours to IT,
dustrls work, six hours to movements,
meals, recreation, study. and other exercises,
leaving nine to lea hours for sleep.
Applications fer admission should be made
to the Secretary, Rev. W.. B VI liams. GIL
north Tenth street, Richmond, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
Irish Affairs

Mr.. Ra'four, chief secretary fos Leland,
has introduced into the House OF Gomuors
a bill enabling tenants to purchase laod in
that country. The bill is practically ihe
same measure that was offered in Pere-
ment last year. Mr.. Lsbouchere moved en
amendment against pl,dsing the Imperial
credit for the purchase Of land until It's
countrv should have given it's consent al
general election. Mr.. Labouohere's ameeG-
meat was rejected by vote OF 26S to III.
Mr.. Gladstone, Sir William Vernon ha'-
ccu-t aud Mr.. Morley walked out befo;e
the vote was taken. Mr.. Parnsii and al
the Parnsii members voted withtto GovaiL-
mens. The Dill was then given lis first reed
ing amid cheers of :hs GoyeFnmenr ~
porters. PaFnel, il going from bis sea, 50
record HE vote on LaoouchsTe's amei 4
men;, had co pass the Liberia henohes aaG
it was remarked that as laie aides 5.uGi3us
~ ignored him.
After the HOUSE rose q hGrfied mcs ~
of the Nationals was called il tie c3r-
fsrenc, room. Mr.. Parne!i was rot preseb'
The meeting WIS be d osteDsibly ior ~,
purpose of arriving 81 en- agreement no t.
mention recent events publicly until al CT
the meeting Oh Monday, but great secrecy
vas observed ss TO what was really dose.
II is reported from London that tie lis
members of the Parliament have N r.
favorable feeling now for Parnei thar
;hsy he'd Wednesday, and that they vii
sustain him at the meeting to be held Mos
day next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
MIR. Parnell.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S-Tne Tribune special
csblegram from London Gays: 1T seems
Certain that Parne will not retire from the
leadership OF. the 1 ,ish party, no matter
what pressure may be- brought to.bear upon
him. Gisds.cne's position thus becomes
more difficult than ever, and it is possible
that hs will aDaouace the impossioliiy OF
Carrying the home rule scheme any further
during his ii.e-;ims aod propose reunion
of his party ca the baeis Of the old radical
p,ogrsmma, leaving Ireland cut altogether"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
92ggs5zz
IssocTlTED PRESS DISPATCHES.
INGALLS, Desperate Game

Topeka. Kas., Nov. 2S.-Au interesting
complication has arisen in connection with
tbe election OF U. 8. Senator to succeed
Senator Iugslls, and II the plan CT action
proposed By the republicans is successfully
carried out it would seem that the Senator
msy succeed himself An application has
bssn m ade to tha Supreme Court to compel
,he State board OF csnvassers to give certf'
cafes of election to nineteen delegates who
were elected under the provision OF the oon'
stitu.ion which says that each county
which has two hundred and fifty
yo,e.s Is entitled TO representative.
Tbs constitution at the same time limits the
number of meinb TO 125. so that in order
to seat tie 10 delegates from the sparsely
settled counties it would be necessary TO
drop az eq1al number of members.eiect
f.om the more popuous counties. II the
court issues tho nandsmus and the 10 dele
gates are seated they will vote for logalls,
as they are 80 pledged, which would give
hiu. S3 votes on lint ballot, the number to
cleo. Ii they ara not seated and
Senator Iagalls is defeated the plan Of
the republicans is to contes; &he election OF
his auccssaful opponent in the U. 5. Senate
on the ground that the delegates were en-
titled to their seats end that their vote
would have elected him. Ifthey are seated
and al equal number of members elect are
nat 6ronned. the HOUSE will number 143
members. or is more than the constitution
provides for, snd contest will be instituted
In the Senate because the Legislature will
be an unconstitutional body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
T,ExA NDRIA. W
FRIDAY EvENlne, NOVEMBER %.
Mr.. RowELL, chairman of the electors

Mr.. RoWELL, chairman OF the electors
committee of the U. 8. House Of Representa-
t;ysz. says there are three contested cleo
ton casss still before his committee, but
that he will present reports on them as soon
So possible; also that the Force bill must
be passed by the coming session OF Congress'
and that If passed it can not be rendered in-
operative by the reinsal of the next Con-
g.ess to make an appropriation for execut-
ing it, as special provision is made In 1t
against any such contingency. 1t is highly
probable that the men who after seating
Laneston and Miller cried out, give US en-
other Niger" will succeed IN turning three
more fsirIy elected democratic congress-
msn out of their seats, as they have MIR.
Speaker Reed to assist them nor is the
passage ofthe Force bill ct sill improbable,
Though such action would necessitate re-
peal of the preacriptive rules OF the Senate,
as The republican msjoriy in that body
seem to agree with their colleague, MIR.
saeruan, that anything ia jast!hable 10 law
and morals that will beat down the demo
cratic party. These men should not allow
their spite 10 make them oolivious OF he
fact that retributon for evil deeds Is in
a,,ifs hIa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
The CONSUMPTION Cure

BsRLIN. My. 2S.-Dr. Bargmann 10 q
lecture last night declared that the secret o!
the 9mposition Of Pfo'. K,ch's curative
lymph was ibs exclusive property Of Prof.
Koch. Dr.. Brgmsnn illustrated the de-
grees Of fever af,er each itjec!oa and ex-
planned the q1snity Of lymph rtqli'ed in
tbs yarIou5 cases. The number OF pbyei-
clsna coming to B.glia to study The Koch
method has DOT Iesseaed, There were 1872
arrivals yeatesday The government of
Prussia will shortly introduce bill in the
Diet providing for the establishment of an
institute OF bacte.iolo2y, at which Prof. Koch
mag pursue hi' s.uiIes. Connected with
the institute will bo Eve inirmaries contain
irg $50 beds. Afssr alostlng to Prof. Koch
a adequate giant fox bis discovery the gov
erament win undertake the work Of pro-
dnciug the lymph.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28

A STEAMER BURNED The megafi Ell.
steamer 7. P. LsathoEs, the fines. stern-
wheel steamboat pIyiug the Mississippi
caught fire just after leaving Fo.t Adams,
20 miles above Bayou Sara. g 1880 O'Clock
s'erday morning, on hsr way down tho
river. Tue boats head wss turned 10 shore.
aud all tho passengers we're rescued, but To-
vessel al d her cargo Of = 500 ba'es of cotton
WAS totally coneumsd -Four roustab
and the chambermaic perished Ia ne Il nes.
The Lesthers was comparatively new boa,
owned BY Capt II. P. feathers, wbo l.
known from Maine 10 the Calf IL conGec-
ton With Captain Cogdan's celebrated on
let scheme.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
Explosion

LocKpoRT, n. Y, Nov. 2S.-T~ Jay while
some woikmen were engaged in cutting a
charnel through rock 10 this city, they
placed several sticks CT dynamite on the
top Of portable boiler employed to furnish
steam for drill, TO thsw cut. terrible
explosion ic Owed, wrecking the engine
and shattering the windows of dwellings in
the vicinity. OJe o! the heavy wheels OF
the engine was drgen with such force
against Ell. Manga!n. lsborer, that he was
instantly killed. lie vas unmarried and
% years o! age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
The puYpii and l.,c Stage.

Rev. f. NJ. shrout, Pestor United Brethren
Church, Blue Mound, Kan, says: Il fee IL NJ
duty to tell what wonders DR.. Kings New Dis
covery has done for rae. Ny langs were badly
diseased, aud my parishioners thought coud
live only few weeks l took five bottles OF D.
Kings New Discovery and sound ana We
gaining 26 pounds in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny FOIL
Combination, writes: after thorough trial IA 4
convincing evidence / am .iident DR.. King
Sew Discovery for Consumption beats EN- 81,
Snd cures when every thing else fails. Tho great
est kindness l can do my many thousand friends
is to urge them to try it,
Free bottles at z s. Leadbcatcr & Bros druB
store wholesale agents.. Regular sizol 20 cenJ5
and 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
EMPTY is TIE PULpIr.-Rsv. G. ". Far

EMPTY IS TIE PULPIr.-Rsv. G. W. Far
ley IL just entering upon his fourth year as
pas or of tho M.thodist Church at Harpster,
Oaio. Farley is shout thirt5-four years
of age, married. ard has thrse bright little
children. 1t Moulds, daughter ola boot
and shoe oeller of that place, is member
of the church, and soprano singer in the
choir. She is beautiful young lady of
twenty years. aad blonde. The pastor
looked with exceeding favor upon the fair
Lydie, who repeated his loving sm La. The
love ALTAR was carried on by candestine
meetings, end thare is no t. iug how the
matter woud have resulted had it not been
for 6 sudden tlimsx day or two ago. A
sister OF the impsadent girl. in rummaging
through some crawsrs. came across bundle
of letters which bore the address OF her
sister Lydis, and hsvi0ga curiosity to know
their coutents, hastily glanced over the pa
psrs TIE matter was communicated to
her parents. Rev. Farley was notified Mon
day by the presiding elder TO resign his
charge, aud It ia said the pastor wi remove
to his farm in Lucas county this week ADD
hereafter follow agricultural pursuits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
The Indians,

WICHITA, Kas., Nov. % Reports from
Fort RENO tell OF increased excitement
among the gaoss dancers and considerable
accsssions to their ranks. The more e1cita-
-. raaskias ara Gu ting Themselves with
o,o.rs aoa kni7es, and the sight Of blood
sas had til effscs OF greatly arcnsiDg ths
warriors spirits. List aight esvefsl lodges
If b.av,s m ounted their ponies, approached
the fort and dared the soldiers to come out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
shiloh's Consumption Cure

This is beyond question the most succC s.
iul Cough Medicine VIC have ever sold, .
few doses invariably cure the worst oases oi
Cough. Group and Bronchitis while its wond r.
ful success in the cure of Consumption is with u;
a paral e in the hi.tory OF medicine. Since O.
first discovery 1t has been sold on a gu ia t s.
test which no other medicine can stand, If ,-u
have cough we earnestly X you to try it, Pr 90
Ice. SOC, and 81, If yolr lungs sore, che ST.
or back lame, use shiohs Porous Plaster it
By T. S. Leadbester & Bro Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28

THE PENSION BUREAU.-The New York
Herald which is wsgiDg just war on the
pension bureau, says: ''Tnsre is one way
on: Of the vast difficulties which prcfigate
pension expenditures have put in the path
of the government. 1t Is wsy which will
avoid national bankruptcy. That way Is
to revise the pension lss. Go through It
frorn ore ED TO the otner. Let US have
the fel !;shs cfdsy on every case on the
list froai one end to the other. Lst Us sec
Who are drawing pensions and who are not.
Lat us ses who deserve pensions and who
DO not. Lat rs see exactly how many pen
aions sys 5Sing drawn oo the strength Of
ue,insy. freQG, forgery, false representation,
altered records AMI smpe lying. Cut out
then the CASES OF irand and see gn the p'a'
sion expendi.uras Will be-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28

Ex-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND wrote letter
TO Mr.. Acres OF Kansas City, urging the de-
feat of Senator Ingalls. Mr.. Acres. to tarih-
ar that desired OH ct, published this letter.
Mr. Cleveland then ssid Mr.. Acres WA
.fool" for publishing he letter. To tbi5
Mr. Acres replies thst he asked NJ. C!eVe-
lard by telegraph whether or not he should
publish the letter, and received permission
to 10 30. NJ. Cleveland would do himself
no barn if he would stop talking and writ
lag. The little credit he got from bis fam
O - Interview with Mr. Crawford and hl'
denial thereof has not been forgotten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28

COMMISSIONER RAUM says the deficit in
the pension appropriation for the current
year will be only thirty.four million more
ibsn the estimates. He bases this latter ts-
innate upon the expenditures of the first
quarter of the yeer. But that il is wrong is
proved By the factg that great many more
examiners and clerks are employed now
than during the quarter referred to, that
consequently more pensions are Issued no"
than then, end that of necessity the expend-
lures vii; be greater during the latter ttan
the earlier quarters of the yeas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28

THOUGH Gov. Rsttison carried Penney.
vnrja at the recent election, Col Black, who
ran fox ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On the came
lisket with him, failed to do go; but no body
has ct said, nor bias the slightest ground 10
say, that the successful candidate tor GOV
ernor bad any thiug to DO with oefea'lpg
the unsuccessful candidate for Lieutenant
Governor. Ex-Secretary Eadicott Should
not attribute The fact that Gov. Hill carried
Nav YORK In 1855, though ex-Presldent
Cleveland les. it ct the same election, TO
say thing the former did or did not DO at
that election, az be has no more ground for
doing 80 than any of the friends CT Col
B ack would have for a.tribuiing his defeat
10 Gov Patt;RoD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
QUEER WAYS OF CoNNzcr1cUr sQU1R

QUEER WAYS OF CONNECTICUT sQUIR
aELs Squirrels have queer wsys in Con-
nec,icut. As Theodore e. Beard was water
Ing his horseiat The trough 10 Wells Hollow
the ether day squirrel capeTed Gcross tbe
road, climbed up the forward wagon wheel,
thence over the dashboard, and skipped to
the back of the horse, where 1t cooked ! :
self Old aud took cool survey OF things. Il
remained en- the horses back for moment,
then retraeed its courss. shiunod d,wn the
wagon wheel, and YVES eli across Toe street
In aiffj. Mr.. Bsard might have Captured
the animal, but was Interested in seeing
wha. the redskin proposed TO do. In:o
Maio street, Norwich. csm- aray squirrel
not long aye. sud Ferd No"a'z ky, he
newsnan, cornered sbe eum4 Ito a store CT
trancs anl cs?tu,ed it 1--we. h SIT hasis
in cage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28
DIED.

On Thursday, November q, 1900, HENRY
sCHNAEBELE, in the SD year of his age.
Funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock, from
his late residence, oronoeo street, between Pitt
and St. Asaph Friends of the family are invited
to attend Washington papers please copJ.
Died in the Loid, at $50 O'Clock a. in Novem
Ter 81, Mrs. MARY A. NEWMAN. z@-Her fu.
neral will take place on Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock, from the residence of her brother Mr.. V
H. Windsor, on upper King street. Friends and
relatives are invited TO attend.-[W Wa: hington
pepers please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28

Why WINS PICK THEIR HUsBAaDs'
PocKgTs.-Ths result of the prevalent sys-
ten of denying wives any money Is that
they pick their husbanda' pockets and sug-
sest lnnumernbe frSuis 10 their trsdssmen
in order to ssoure money for presents, or Tor
collections or for their clothes. TIE result
of THE ;s that the mother, being ohiged 10
He cad steal in order 10 get any money CT
her own, bresds children who are born With
inberlted prediapcsiicn to dishonesty and
living
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28

No ons shou!d neglect a couch, c7ld Or
sore throat d.. B.l . Cough STUD cures
these aDd prevents consumptior. PsicC %
cents.
Did you ever have tcothacbe? II 60 We
need not tell ycu bow il feels. Nov, So
valicn OIL will cure toolhache. ana ffou tbs
mass Of cumulative evid nee re hsge 70 ghea
effect, We have reason to believe t5at 1t vii
do SO every time. % cents