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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
DOMESTIC.

RETURNS OF the vote in the Presby.
terian church on revision Of the con-
fession OF faith have been received from
ITO presbyteries. OF these 1l0 voted for
revision, fifty-nve against revision and
Ave do not vote at all. Forty-four pres
byteries are yet 10 bo heard from.
OK the oath an explosion Of dynamite
In II. R. Doan's drug store ut Delevan,
Wis, wrecked the building and set II
on Are. or four men in the building
two were rescued badly hurt, and two
the proprietor and an unknown man
perished in the flames.
The factory OF the Shelton Comb Com
pany at Bridgeport, Conn, was damaged
by fire on the cath TO tho extent Of
$4,000. A tenement adjoining was de-
stroyed and Mrs. Slicor, the occupant,
was burned TO death. II - -
Az east-bonnd freight train broke
near Greensburg, Pa, on the gath and
ran together again, smashing twenty.
Eve cars loaded with merchandise and
injuring one Of the brakemen. The
wrecked cars were thrown over an ON.
bankment ssventy-aye feet high.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

/ IT Hfgl Il III MI nv
i,t acoi The y igh.A year old
daughter If Mr.. Mulllneaux, OF the In
land Christian Advocate, Des,. Moines,
Iowa, ON learning that her special; play.
mate, a child of her own age, had taken
the whuoping cough, took a bottle Of
medicine, whichibad cured / er Of a troub-
lesome cough, and went over and said:
"YOu must take this medicine. 1t will
do you good" Mr. Mulhneaux was cur
i0us as 10 TO the result and I'm making in
quiry learned thai the little neighbor, who
had been unable TO rest at night. had been
greatly relieved IN that respect. The par
oxisms were neither so frequent, severe or
enduring The cough under the genial
action OF this admirable remedy, was
.oosened. The medicine liquefes the
mucus and enables the suffe 'er to throw il
of. The attack in the beginning gave
every evidence of being severe attack of
whnoping cough Indeed II was a gen.
uine case; but this preparation, while per
haps il may not be a positive cure fer the
disease, is undoubtadly able to alleviate
1t. II II does not cure it. it will give un-
questioned relief The medicine referred
10 is Chambrlan's Cough Remedy, For
sale by Fred ID Felt, Druggist.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
LATER

The Rochester IN. " Wheel Com
pany's works we're damaged by FIRE to
the extent OF s25, 900 on the 26th. Three
fremen we're injured by falling from
ladder. I-s
THE Pittsburgh Commission Company,
the largest bucket shop in Pennsylvania,
suspended payment on the Goth. The
liabilities are $50, 900; assets nothing.
MRS JAMES A, GARFIELD and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Brown, the latter OF whom
is Mrs GarAeld's daughter, visited the
White House on the Goth, the first time
since the death OF President Garfield.
They were received in the red parlor by
President and Mrs. Harrison and Mrs.
Mckee. ,. .f.i ....,r. .,I.4 I.... .,...r
A FIFE broke out on the 26th In the
drug store OF c. S. Randolph, at Ipava,
Ill, and soon consumed an entire busi-
ness block OF wooden buildings, entail
ing loss OF 500, 900. "0t
JOHN o'DRIES, the noted Republican
leader in the Eighth Assembly district
OF New York, died at Coney Island on
the 27th. agod forty-eight years a NJ
CAsPAR SOkIi, chief clerk In the money
order department Of the Newark IN. J.)
post-office, has surrendered himself as
deisulter in the sum Of about $1,000.
THE greatest gathering OF Confeder-
ate veterans since the war took place in
the memorial exercises ut Atlanta, Ga,
on the 26th. Among the conspicuous
figures In the proceedings were General
Joseph Z. Johnston and General 4
Kirby Smith. In the afternoon Hon.
J. c. C. Black. OF Augusta, delivered
the Grafton at the laying OF the corner
stono for the Confederate Veterans
Home.
IN the Senate on tho ssth the bin TO carry out
the termp Of the agreement with the Sioux In
dians OF Dakota for the sole OF portion Of their
reservation. and npproprlating tiso000o Tor
that purpose. WAS passed Among the bills
taken from tho calendar and passed we're the
following; To authorize the Secretary Of the
Interior 70 negotiste with tho Turtle
band OF Chippuwn Indians for the oession Of
their reservation; 70 amcnd the Interstate
Commerce not, lns 70 modes OF procedure) 70
authorize the Sc,rStary Of the Treasury 10 con.
vey certain lands 10 the State OF Kansas.
The Joint resolution uccepiing tho dona.
ton OF tho battle sword Of the late Cap
tain Samuel Chester Reed, tendored as o
gift by his son, Samuel G. Reed, came up
and was discusacd. A vote disclosed no
quorum and the resolution went over. After
an ext crt We session the Senate adjonrned...
The House. 10 Committee OF the Whole finished
consideration OF tho Legislative Appropriation
bill, and II was reported 70 the House On
ordering tie previous "a .stion, no quorum
voted and this point was rnised by Mr.. Bynum.
The yeas and rayi were ordered, resulting yaas
14i, nays ~ 1.-The Speaker counting suflclent
numler 10 make quorum. and declared tho
previous question or:eied. The House then
adjourned fff
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
s..,,r,..a by IN. Pre.ldent,. Letter.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April es--Editor
Hathorne, OF the Times. Union, publishes
an open letter TO President Harrison,
stating that the people Of Florida re-
gard the Presidents letter 10 Attorney
General Miller with surprise and deep
sense OF injury. They are convinced
that the statements II contains about
resistance 70 legal processes in Florida
must have been based upon misinforma-
tion as 70 the actual state Of affairs In
the counties named. hlfI t.lf
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
A CashIer's psfaloatlon Made Good.

NEWARK. N. j., April 9s.-Frederick
Wismer, cashier Of the water commits
sioners, and son OF the chairman Of tho
board, has resigned his position, and IL
is said that his father has made good .
deficiency OF $4,000 In his accounts.
About month ago there was rumor
OF deialcation In the board, but Mayor
Haines and all the other members Of the
board denied the story. Shortly after
ward It was announced that young Wis
mer intended TO resign In order 70 enter
the publishing business. II is stated
that be was allowed 10 remain in office
after the deficiency was discovered In
order 10 prevent scandal. ..r
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
PERSONAL ANo POLITICAL.

SAMUEL y, Person, president Of the
Pennsylvania, Lehigh & Easton rail-
road, and late commissioner for the
trunk lines at New York, died at his
home in Holmesburg, Pa, on tho ESD.
THE Pennsylvania Republican State
convention has been called TO meet at
Harrisburg on June 25.
JoHs BoDEMILLER, business manager
OF the Indianapolis ind Labor Signal,
and well known throughout tho State as
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Bridge Jumper. wife Missing.

New YORK, April 9s.-steve Brodie,
the bridge jumper, yesterday caused
general police alarm 10 be sent out for
his wife, who has been missing since
April 10, Brodle says he will give $1,000
for any information as to her whore
abouts. He says the story that she had
left him and returned TO her mother In
Albany Il untrue. HV IfW W Ef III
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
| Wished | Was Dead!

I W ISHtU t WIS DtHU
After suffering several years with the
Lencorrhpa, and no doubt / would haye
been yet, OILY LADY induced me TO try
Sulphur Bitters. Now am we'll. Three
bottles cured me.-Mrs Cropps, Newport
II. |. .,...t.... r..
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

FOR DYSPEPSIA aud Liver om-
plant y"u have printed guarantee
on every boale of Shiloh's VitalIzcr.
II never fails b. cure N h"" t"HD"' D.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

Do you want the best Medical Work publishedl
Send 8 2-cent stamps 10 A. p. ORDwAY q Co.,
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
School Exhibition.

The school ut Pleasant Dale,
taught by George w. White, Jr.,
closed last Friday with an exhibit
ton at night. 1t raincd all day
and prevented the match game OF
base ball that was TO take place in
the afternoon, between the River
Club and the Dale Club. At night
there was Il big crowd present in
spite Of the inclemcnt weather and
almost impossible condition of The
roads. In fact there was about
three times az many as could get in
the house comfortably and the au-
d1encc was packed like sardincs in
u box. Some excellent instrumental
music was furnished by Thomas
Bowers, Walker Pcll and Charles
Elliott, also vocal music by afargo
class. There were speeches by little
folks who could not talk plain and
from that up to the speeches Of the
older ones. Some OF the darkcy
songs and dialogues by the NOM
pers Of the Burnt cork brigade"
were laughabIo and entertaining
and old time Virginia plantation
breakdown in particular Some
OF tho speeches deserve special men
ton, that Of Waitman Garner,
"Sparticus 10 thc Gladiator" and
George W. Whites "Iccturcd on
Bad Boys" and also Joe + Whites
Country Courtship. " The patrons
OF tho school were ont in full force
and seemed well pleased with the
exercises and Che progress Of the
school this winter.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

Thomas j. Watson, of Reedsvillc.
is IN town this week, attending court.
That Prince of Drummers. Sam
Brady, of Clarksburg, was in town
this week.
Miss Flora Pell, OF pleasant Dale,
was in town yesterday getting some
dental work done.
DIR. James Sapp, of Independence
DIR. A. NJ. Jarrett, of Grafton, and
DIR. a. NJ. Simonton, of Cameron.
are all in town this week, busy with
dental work.
George Il. Tinglc, Of Wheeling.
has been elected General Manager
of the North American Commercial
Company, which has charge of the
Alaska Seal Fisheries.
Squire McGinnis, of Hopewen.
was i'm to sec us yesterday. The
Squire hasn't shaved since the last
election and will let his beard grow
until "a democrat president is elected
In 1892, and then SAYS he will cut
1t oil and send it to the radical
candidate with which to keep the
flies OF.
DIR. j. III. Mmown and family
expect to leave Oakland for King
wood, their future home, about the
fifth Of next month. under
stand that Ben Sincel, formerly Of
the Republican Office, but now with
the Preston county JoHlRdL will be
promoted TO the forcmmship Of the
job department in that Office in a
short time, with an increase OF sal
airy. We congratulate Ben upon
his success. 49, Odk'Iand Rcpujjicaa.
Messrs, W. IL. Murdoch, Capt. !.
+. Murdoch, W. G.. Conley and
George A. Williams, mcmbers of
the Is. Of =. Lodge here went over
to Terra Alta last night to be pres
ent at a meeting of Alpine Lodge,
as an unusual amount OF degree
work was on hands, about ninc
candidates for the different degrees.
Frank Spurgin drove them over.
They returned this morning.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
ThcL. o. G. T. Entertainment.

Monday night, the Good Templar
Lodge here gave an entertainment
in the Court House Hall to an inn
mense crowd of people. AS it was
free, everybody and his ncighbor
and their sisters and their cousins
and their aunts were there. IT. be-
ing the first day OF court, and there
being lots of strangers in town, who
all attended, it made such jam
that some OF the people were almost
crushed and nobody got seats but
those who went early. Every inch
~ standing room was almost fought
( II and people were up in tie win
ows, on benches. chairs and every
tiing that would give them view.
rus shows how bad we need =
town hall. If q cry Of fire" had
bee II raised, no telling how many
peo ole would have been crushed to
deauh in that packed lot of human
ity. The Good TempIars should
have charged "a small admittancc.
say Ten cents, and then the hall
would not have been crowded and
the p.ocecds would have helped the
lodge Ten cents would have kept
out cuough OF the crowd to- make
it cndurablc. The Mozart Silver
Ban furnished music for the occa-
sion. The exercises were inter
sDerscd with vocal and instrumental
music besides, on the organ, violin
and r, itar. Some Of the perform
enccs were very good and some Of
the t. olcaux very pretty. Prof.
Shows ter rccitcd "Torriblc tale
in a manner that brought down he
hops3. Several small boys played
"acting drunk" in such a way that
some Of the old topers present seem
ed to feel at home, but the best per-
Torrance was the closing piece,
rcpraseu ting the L. s. Scnotc. Of
the failure, made up entirely Of the
female sex. There was several char
actcrs that we're we'll acted. Sever
al bills were introduced, one Of
them being ~ war measure and while
the members we're discussing it and
talking about wading in blood knee
deep, % mouse appeared ON the floor
Of the senate and instantly the
blood md thunder assembly broke
mp with Wild scrcams and the dig
nifed senators climbing UP ON
chairs and tables etc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
AMONG oun EXCHANGES.

"Can You tell me what kind OF
weather we may oxpectncXt month";"
wrote farmer TO the editor of his
county paper. The editor replied ;
cit is my belief that the weather
next month will be very like your
subscription bill" The farmer
wondered for an hour what the cd
itor was driving at, and happened
20 think of the word unsettled. 3"
He sent a postal note. 49, Cidrk'S6Urg
Telegram.
An amusing incident occurred in
one of our down east churches n
few months ago, says an exchange.
The clergyman gave out the hymn /:
love 10 steal awhile away
From every numbering care,
And spend the hour ~ setting day
In humble, grateful prayer.
Theregular choirist bcingabscnt,
the duty deyolved upon Deacon NJ,
who commenced Il love to steal, 4"
and then broke down. Raising his
voice little higher, he then sung.
81 love to steal" As before he con-
cludcd he had got the wrong pitch,
and deploring that he had not his
pitch tuner, he determined to
succeed next time. All the old la
dies were tittering behind their fans,
while the faces of the young ones"
were in Il broad grin.
At length, aftera desperate cough,
he made final demonstration and
roarcd out, 81 love to steal" Tho
effect was too much, Every one
but the clergyman was laughing.
He rose and said Seeing our broth
cr's propcnsitos, let us pray 1t is
needless to add that but few OF the
congregation heard the prayer. III.
The old Jail building at Prunty.
town caught fire Sunday afternoon,
but as the flames were discovered
before they had much of a start, but
little damage WAS done, beside
burning a small hole in the roof.
This would seem to be u warming
TO the gentlemen who have the Re
form School under control, to ut
once begin operations or they may
lose several thousand dollars worth
of yaiuablo buildings. What is the
cause of the long delay in begin
ming work on the Rcfoym School
any way? VIII some one please
explain.
The Huntington Times says n.
c. Parsons, Of the Natural Bridge,
Va, with three hundred people
armed with Winchester repeating
rifles will leave New York. March
10Th, for South America, where Mr..
Parsons goes to build now rail
road. Some rough fighting is expect
ed. Several Huntington people
will 50 with Mr.. Parsons.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

The mosquito as public singer
draws wei, kut never gives salts
faction. Salvation Oil however
always gives satisfaction in curing
at once insect bites or any other sores
or wounds. Price % cents.
Every home should be supplied
with a bottle Of Or. Balls Cough
Syrup.-the great family remedy.
BY the way Dunn and Ringer are
hustlcrs from way back, and are
busy early and late with their car
penter work contracting and build
ing etc. They have contracted to
build a fine residence for Reppert.
the saw-mill man, who purchased
the Old Baldwin farm near town.
and viii begin now soon also a
dwelling-house for c. c. Craig out
at the old mill, on Mr.. Craig place.
whore he has already built the fin
est milk and smoke house to he
found in the county.
Christian Wilhelm, ex-3oldier,
will send his post Office address to
DR.. Trippet, Sec. Board Tx. Sur
geon, kingwood, and TO VIM. W.
Rogers. 1908 Chapliuc ST., Wheel
ing VIVA.
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ALBRIGuTsvILLE.
ldenco of Tho Anaus.

Correspondence of tho ARous.
Business very dull and ovrythins
very dry, except the weather,
Rev. Coleman, preached three
nights in the Baptist church last
week, rs he is finishing up his work
among our people, Conference hay-
ing appointc him to the Hyndmau
circuit, in Pa. We arc sorry to part
with Rev. Coleman and hope the
good people whore lac is going WI
do more for him than we were able
to do. Rev. McCawley succeeds
Rev. Coleman in this circuit, he IS n
native Of Hampshire county.
Mrs. Fields gave supper to a
few Of her friends last Thursday
evening. Those present were Rev.
Coleman and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. G. Martin, Mrs. Hattie Cress-
alcr and Miss Jane Motzler.
The M. T.. Quarterly meeting
held borc Saturday and Sunday,
was presided owes by Rev. Clark, of
Oakland. The services were good
and well attended.
David Bishop has takon young
Isaac Erwin to raise, as he has no
boys OF his own, he will find boy
very handy to have around.
Miss Gertie Fields, our dress
maker, is the busiest person
in town as she has more work than
she can do.
a couple OF young gents from
Kingwood, A. and b., attended the
quarterly meeting and held COM
munion services afterwards.
Old Cheat was on her ear Satur-
day night and full as an old topper.
Some Of our folks watched the riy-
er till two o'clock at night, for fear
she would get out Of bank.
A. G. Mason is building a new
kitchen, which will add considcras
bic TO his property when completed.
Jacob Gibson, OF Newburg, vas
in this section during the past week.
Henry G. Martin, the Bruceton
and Fairchancc mail contractor, was
in town Saturday on business.
March "a, 1890. RAMBLER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.


Preston county has lilo schools.
taught during the past winter by
l62 teachers-55 ladies and 10Y
gentlemen. 20 of these teachers. -
10 ladies and GO gentlemen hold a
No. one tcacher's certificate or its
equivalent. 66 teachcrs-26 ladies
and forty gentlemen hold a No. two
certificate and IL teachcrs-lO
ladies and I gentlemen have taught
during the past winter on a No.
three. 10 Of these teachers--3
ladies and l6 gentlemen have taught
10 years OF more. As OF our teach
crs--l0 ladies and 30 gentlemen.
have taught for Eve years and less
than ten. 81 OF our tcachers-A2
ladies and 80 gcntlemon, have taught
less than five years. OF these last
mentioned 26, Is ladies and s gen
tlcmcn, taught their first school
this winter. Valley the only dis
trict that has all her schools taught
by her own teachers -Four of
Grants. two of plo0sant's. two of
Portlaud's and one of Reno s teach
ers are from other states and ten
others employed in these districts
are from other counties in this
State. Fourteen of our own young
ladies and gentlemen received ccr-
ti!icatcs and failed TO get schools.
visited each school i'm the county
once, and ~ the second time and
while visited some very good
schools taught by teachers from
other states, and other counties i'm
this State, have no hesitancy i'm
saying that Preston county is sup
piled with as good teachers as she
gets from abroad. AS this is my
last report for this year | would like
to say to all the young teachers
Use every means at your command
to improve during the summon. DO
not be satisfied until you know that
you are better prepared to do your
next winters work than you were
Co do this.
Very Respectfully,
Ben IL. ELsEY,
Go. Supt.
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Co. Supt.

Report of Morris school, King
wood District, for the fifth month
ending March p, 1890.
Enumeration, %; enrolment,
~ per cent Of daily Attendance,
914 neither absent nor tardy, Jas.
II. Morris, Lillian and Cyrus Martin.
Those rcciting twenty-five perfect
lessons curing The past month are
the following; Cyrus II. Martin,
81 ; VIM. r.. Morris, so; Ira Os-
burn Martin, 40 Grace NJ. Morris,
48 James r. Morris, A. Maggie
j. Posten, 10 BERTHE /. Martin, 40;
Charles NJ. Morris, 80; Lillian r..
Martin, ~ Enie Morris, 20.
w. G. CoNLEY, Teacher.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
aLApEsy1Llr
From our Irregular Correspondent,

From our Irregular Correspondent,
William Hills, who has been very
sick with pneumonia, is getting
better.
The school Mt this place. taught
by George l.. Shairer, closed last
week, with an exhibition at night.
lyssus Sapp, of this place, isnow
IN Virginia, canyassing for books.
Deputy L. $. Marshal Poe. of
Grafton, came here last Friday
morning and, arrested DR.. T.. X.
sutton, eaid to have been indicted
at Clarksburg, for unlawfully retail
ing the ardent. Some arrangement
was made, we did not learn what.
10y which the Doctor was allowed Co
romain at home.
Samuel G. Sapp, who has been
visiting relatives near Pittsburgh
for the past two months, has return :
co nome.
Miss Florence ShaiTcr, who
taught school out in Reno district,
near Eellowsyillo, has returned to
her home.
The Gordon school, taught by
Miss Jennie Lohr, closes next FRI
day.
Mr.. John Holmes of this place,
and j. W. Fortney, of Irondale,
have received car load each of
corn and oats, with which they arc
supplying the community.
James Jackson is improving
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. G., w. Wamsloy, OF
independence, arc quite sick.
BELvA a. LoCKW ooD.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27
New Drug Store.

DIR. Robert McMillen has pur-
chased the lot of Ed Stuck on the
north side Of Harry Potter's Jcwery
store and viii at once begin. the
erection of a two story frame house,
to be used as an Office and drug
store. As soon rs completed, the
Doctor will open out a full stool, of
drugs, something kjngwood needs
very badly, and We are glad that
the Doctor Will soon supply this
long felt want. DR.. McMillcn is a
regular licensed pharmacist and viii
make . very competent druggist.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-27

j. II Rodchcavcr, Of Terra Alta,
is making the carpet business a
speciality this year About 1900 yd
now in stock. just received, and Inc
has the stock Of tho latos wcavcrs.
The variety and the quality from
the cheapest hemp TO brussels, also
"a large variety Of imported velvet
rugs. lie has the trade. and don E
You forget it, he carries the largest
stock Of furniture and ut
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
DmD At the residences 81 DIS SON. Wtr-baf. in
Braudonviiic. Sunday. march 23 1870. $40 four
O'Clock. james Benson. aged s9 years ST. Be,.-
son Just moved in with DIS Som uis winter and
bad only been SICK for about two weeks Ia
grippe caused his death.
Mr. D. ~ Thomas has rented Tie Gordon
House and viii take charge jhc tcuth Df Aprii.
He Iaii f1r Wheeling yeteriiy 90 purchase r.
fine onfht NJ silver ware. qucenswsro etc. aud
viii ogcn up The house Boo good style be- h4a
procured tho service Of SIR Jennie siirc of
Charleston. who Will Doe housc.fc erer Mfa
slime "a widow lady woo has bad sevorai years
experience Keeping hote. and boarding house
and Kept Che Capital House 90 Charleston for
a long time. and Legislators. state o8iciais and
prominent mcu from a'i ovef the state sf1aseI
with hes &c., Thomas g. livo young man
fol- of business and energy and will kcepa frsj
class hotel ueis lucky in getting such au OK
rfIcri OVID cTfnricncr1 hep.o trrref
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viii make my regular visits 60
Tucker and Preston counties, and
remain six days at each place, 49,
follows
Kingwood, Monday, March a.
Newburg, Gordon hotcl, Apr. ID.
Rowlcsburg April, 20.
Tunnclton, May, 4.
Sc. George, May II.
] viii positively extract teeth
without pain, and without the use
Of ChIoroform, Ether or Laughing
gas. This can De relied on.
Respectfully,
". s.. SrWoSroN Dentist.