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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
4 FRENCH SCANDAL.
The Trial of the Mayor of Toulon for Inn
proper Intimacy with Mime. JonquIeres.

ToULoN, January The trial Of W.
FourouN, Mayor OF this city, charged
with being party to conspiracy "a
procure a criminal operation upon hi.
mistress, Nine. JonquereS, wife OF Capt.
JOnquiereS, OF the French Navy, IS I'm
progress At Bragunia. Nine JonquicrcS
iS beautiful creole, and siSter-in law
of Admiral COulumbeand aud as Mayor
FourouX j. retired Captain OF the
French Navy il will be seen that this
scandal Is one which particularly inter
ests the Navy of France. The opera
tion is alleged to have been performed
on the eve OF Captain Jonq uieres return
| from long cruise. IL Is also alleged
that Mayor FourouX remained in 4 ear
riage outside OF Nine. Laurc's house
while the operation was being perform
ed. The whole affair has created con-
siderable comment owing 10 the high
standing of the parties involved, and
also because OF the action taken IN the
case by the French government.
During the course Of the proceedings
to-day the prosecution attempted TO
show that the intimacy between the
Mayor and Nine. JonquiereS ceased
about two months previous to the for
mcrs arrest, or say about the end Of
August, and that Nine. Jone euiereS then
went to Paris. From that city, it i
claimed, Nine. Jonquieres wrote to
Mayor FourouX demanding money from
him. When he refused TO comply with
her demand she j. said 10 have become
50 enragcd that she wrote To
the Procurer at Toulon plac-
ing all the facts in c0nnec-
tion with the Illegal operation
before that official. II was this action
upon the part OF Nine. JonquiereS,
which led to the official inquiry which
resulted in Mayor FOurouN's arrest.
The evidence taken during the course
of the day also tended to show that
Nine. .Jonquicrcs, during her husbands
absence at sea, was on the most Intimate
terms with Mayor FourouX, and that
owing 10 their intercourse she became
cncicntc The prosecution Ia addition
introduced evidence which seemed to
show that IL was Nine. Audlbert who
introduced Mayor Fouroux 10 Nine.
Lanre. the midwife, and that II was the
latter who performed the peration.
After the operation Nine. Jonquieres
and Mayor FourouX arc said to have
dropped the remains Of the child on
closed in jar into the sea.
Nine. Jonquieres testified to the fact
that long previous to writing to the
Procureur, aud while stu in Toulon' she
had resolved to confess her sln 10 her
husband She became determined to
take this step, when she found herself
encientc: but. she added, after a dread
fnl scene between Mayor FourOuX aud
herself she consented, in order to try "
save him from her husbands anger To
have have the operation performed.
Nine. Laurc. the midwife, was called
upon To testify. She denied that she
had performed acrlmlnal operation upon
Nine. Jonquiere>. and said she had treat
ed her solely with drugs. She had pre-
tended to perform an operation ana had
frightened Nine. Jonquleres into be-
lieving that she had really used inStru-
mcnts.
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STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.
President Russell's Address-our Corpora
tion Laws Too Lax.
Special telegram 10 the Rsoister.

PARKERsBURG, January THE sixth
annual session of the West Virginia Bar
Association began at the United States
Court room this afternoon, with Henry
VI. Russell In the chair. The attend
ance was good, but viii be much larger
tomorrow. President Russell's address
was remarkably eloquent and interest
ing. One OF the principal matters re-
ferred 10 by him is one Of great import
ance to the State. IL was the reference
to the organization Of corporations
under the State laws. He quoted the
recent law, and writers who
mercilesSly criticised West Nir-
ginia's statutes authorizing illegiti-
mate enterprises under the great seal.
He Indignantly read extracts from APP
proved authors who stigmatized West
Virginia as the ''Snug harbor" of roam
ing piratical corporate enterprises. He
said that one OF the chief industries
seemed TO be impressing the great seal
upon illegitimate organizations. He
showed by statistics that the State had
been doing land Office business In the
line OF legalizing corporate enterprises.
Following President Russell, Col.
Robert McEld0wncy came with an ad-
dress on "Over due paper and the rule
regulating the same" The Colonel kept
the audience In continual roar OF
laughter from the beginning tn end OF
his address. Discussion Of several i'm
portant subjects was adjourned until to-
morrow.
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A Complicated Crime.

SPRINGFIELD, o., January I'm 1855
Elder J. NJ. Clark, colored pastor OF the
Baptist Church. in Dayton. and Carrie
Nose (now his wite) murdered Clark
first wife at Yellow Springs. Ohio. She
was given soaked parlor matches and
rough on rats, and these failing, arsenic
and quicksilver in 4 pie, from
which the woman died. No suspicion
was aroused The woman Moss was
then living in criminal intimacy with
one Taylor (white), and the latter's
daughter Enic assisted in the murder.
The girl Erie became too intimate with
one DR.. Steinberger, who got her
money, some s2,50O. away from her
by marrying her. Monday she sur
rendered, after telling the story OF the
Clark-Moss crime. She said she vas
afraid TO tell for fear she "would be
hung between two negroes, but had been
in hell ever since" Steinbergcr swore
out a warrant against Elder Clark aud
his present wife. and they were arrest
ed this morning. There is great excite
ment at Yellow Springs.
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Exhaustive But Explicit.

WASHINGTON. January 7.-Secrecary
Window to-day issued circular 10 Gus
toms officers in regard 10 the free entry
of articles for exhibition at the World 5
Columbian Exposition. The letter re-
lates entirely TO imported articles; their
handling while here aud provisions for
safety aud return. The circular is very
exhaustive but explicit.
Director General Davis, Of the COlum-
biau Exposition, is here 10 transact
various business with the Government.
He will make A statement concerning
the second installment Of the general
appropriation Of Sl,5O0,000. He will
probably ask for $500. 600 for the fiscal
year ending June. 1890.
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Connecticut Legislature.

HARTFORD, CoNS., January Both
Houses OF the Connecticut General A..
sembly met about 10 o'clock this morn
Ing. The Senate Is Democratic. the
House Republican. The senate organ.
lied and elected Senator Reid President
pro ttm. The House elected y. W.
Page, Republican, as Speaker. The
present aspect Of affairs is that the two
Houses will fall apart on the question
OF adopting the joint rule relative to the
canvass of votes for State officers The
official canvass is In the possession OF
the House
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Canrht In n sand Bank.

ST. Louis, Mo, January "A fright
full accident occurred here this alter
noon. While number OF workmen
were excayating public sewer, they
struck a bed of gravel at a depth OF %
feet. and the side of the cmbankment
fell in on them. Three men, patriek
Moran, Edward Prangle and Patrick
RYAN were buried under six feet OF dirt'
Their fellow workmen were half an hour
In extricatlng them from their awfuI
position. They were dangerously hurt
and were removed to the hospital.
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Thirty r,mllle. Homeless.

PARIS, January "A fearful ron
nagration, which ha, rendered ihIul
families homeless aud which maF ,,Y-
the loss ~ several lives. occurred tf .H
early hour this morning. a frw minute
after midnight fire was discovered t
the rear Of haitrrs store. on lhr lu
Ncrrcrics. The flame, spread -1 rapid
ly that the panic stricken occupant. n.
the several floors had barely tmr q.
rush into the street in tho.r ngHi
clothes. In the excitement a numb'roi
women and children wDrr tnH. .h'I
down on the stairway- and .er.ols.t H
lured
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Rather Unique.

WASHINGTON, January a rather
unique measure was introduced to-day
in the senate, in the shape Of bill by
Senator Teller, at the request OF some
colorcd peoples association Of this city.
IL directs the Secretary of the Treasury
to paw to certain agents 10 be named
hereafter. fifty millions Of dollars TO
secure land 10 Lower CALIFORNIA for the
permanent settlement Of cOlored per-
sons oi the United. States, who wish 10
establish a colony there, the money to
be returned 10 the government with in
tereSt ia forty wears.
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Deadlock In Nebraska.

LINCOLN, NEB., January The pro-
ceedings in the Nebraska Legislature
this afternoon been Of an extraordinary
character. Lieut.. Governor MickleJohn
advanced to the chair 10 preside, claim
ing his right under the Constitution
Speaker Elder OF the House refused te
yacate. aud the two officers occupied
chairs side by side. each claiming the
cayel. The hall was crowded and the
excitement was intense, but no demon
stration was made beyond some loud
talk.
Az o'clock recess was taken until
10 o'clock tomorrow morning when the
deadlock will again be in force. The
point involved is this: The Independent
or Alliance party is contesting the eiec,
ton OF the Democratic Governor, and
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Can't Cut Down Trees.

Brazil, IND. January "A. w
Francis. a telegraph lineman, has beer
fined by the Clay county court Tor cut
ting down shade trees on the National
road while erecting telegraph wires
The fine was paid by the owner OF tn,
franchises ON the road through Clay and
Vigo counties. The decision is import
ant as defining the Company's rights
and those Of property ownership alons
the route. The latter think their rights
have been invaded. and have cut dowr
several poles. while the company offer
reward for their apprehension.
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the remaining State officers all
Republicans. They wish to pre-
vent the announcement OF the
election OF these officers evidently pre-
ferring to seat the contestants directly.
Lieut.. Governor Mickleiohn, who Is a
Republican, holds that it is his duty ia
declare the officers having a majority
on the face of the returns, that II there
Is to be a contest 1t must b. commenced
In the regular way after the announce
ment OF election Is made.
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ruE suirrING BILL.
Dmgl,,. Dockery and FarQuhar wrestle
With 10 in Debate.


WASHINGTON. January After dis
no,ug 0f rlg-iue business the House
went into Committee OF the Whole on
thy shipping n,..
Nr ll,ru.r-. OF Alabama, opposed the
mra-lre because 90 proposed 20 grant an
iuli-r.mnate subsidy 90 vessels OF
every character engaged ia the foreign
cradle The pending measure was nat
oral result of the Mckinley biz, apd
wa, drt.r. au additional nail into the
Republican coffin.
Mr. nuc.,y. oi M1iue-lt was sa'd
lllt thr l.. would not DO for our mer-
chant marue uhat was claimed for IT,.
NrW.d Judge of that by what a stunt
4r roucy has dome for Francs, with
Dos, maritime people than those OF the
uI-ed States. Within five wears from
,hr r>tab .hmeut of subsidy system
fue steam tonnage Ot France was
luU.ri With Che widest extent OF
.Il>- huuwu tl ans nation the Onited
States could reap q benefit from SuoSi-
a.e> ilr greater than any other natlon-
Mr. D1.hery. Df Missouri, went into
q. t.s-a >,iou oi lhe relation between the
.lr.f sul thc carrying trade. remark
.Hs tbat tac Republican policy OF eNclu-
,ou D' imports was 40 war with the I'M
t.re,t of the American carrying trade.
lIi, protection friends were utterly IT.
logical when they advocated the rc>tor-
.t.lr of the merchant marine and ot
subsidies. lie was against taking the
a..ul.'> money and giving 90 to private
.nt.f.ri>cs on tine ocean. Attaching
t.. a.l an This ground De asked Mr..
I.rIlhar. the chairman of the commit
..,. hoN much Che Pacific Mail steam
-ain Company. which at one session, he
-.iI. corrupted employees of the House.
a.Ui eet Mr.. Farquhar. replying,
>iH chat 90 would get the same as an
.rIrr Steamship companies.
Ne Dockery said that was no an
-a.r. aud asked 10 the Pacific Mail
-..., had not risen ON the probability
.i tlr passage of the bin.
Nt Farquhlr warmly replied that u
nee, .0 hc was glad of 10, and hoped
.e >to,e oi every American company
f.s.t increase iu value.
Str no, kerry. retorJing. said that ne
0f rcd to take the fact home 20 the
tanners oi thc West that 5000. 200 were
rg taken from the Treasury 70 saS-
'u aud support a few New England
-Ais owners. George Gould. he under
.-A. was one of "the laboriug men 20
Ls4sfted, and he presumed that
I....d uoe.lcj 81 subsidy after his recent
Wal street experiences. Mr.. Dockery
ra~o invited attention tO the restrictive
scope oi thc reciprocity advocated bv
secretary Blaine. 30 far aS the farmer
WAS concerned. the defect that was Ia
ta. Go subsidy was alike fatal 20 reel
ir0cuy The farmer could derive
uo benefit from reciprocity, because
tue South American countries had al
,rs>t every article necessary for their
aWa consumption. The opposing the
lr.es u exclusion aud Of freedom OF
tradr haa contested for supremacy upon
.he seas 40 s.auy periods OF the worlds
history and always with the result IN
-ayor % unhampered commerce. Let
size country return 90 that propltious
policy uuier which it had explored
every sea and east anchor la every har-
Dor. DIyeSied With artificial restric-
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A Hostile Punished by Frlendlies.

SPOKANE FALLS, WASH, January :.
News has just reached here from
Rockford that on last Fridy a Sioux run
ner came to the COeur d'Alene Indian
reservation and endeavored to induce
those Indians to join the hostiles. Chief
Salt Ice, of the Coeur d'AleneS, learn
ing Of his mission, ordered his arrest
and confinement in the guard honse,
and on Saturday had him whipped,
after which he was taken to the limits
Of the reservation and dismissed with a
warning not To return.
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Kansas Alliance Men Disturbed.

TorEKA, KAs., January 1t is
claimed that the prominent Alliance
leaders who are disturbed over the bit
ter fight that has already grown up In
their ranks over the United States Sen
atorship are discussing the advlsabillty
of not organizing the House until the
Wednesday after meeting. The effect
of this would be to postpone the cleo
ton Of Senator until February 4, In
stead OF on January -. The House
will be- called together Tuesday, the
18th. but the organization can be held
over until the next day.
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A Newspaper Sued.

JACKSON. Miss, January Hon.
Frank Rurkitt to-day filed suit against
X. n. Henry aud j. l.. Power, proprle-
tors of the Clarion Lciacr for $4,000
damages ON account of the reproduc-
tion by them OF a letter published in the
New York sun, charging Burkitt with
selling or Offering 10 sell the secret pro
ccedings of the National Farmers ALI
ance while in session at Ocala, Fla
Burktt being delegate from TINS
Sfufa
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GLASGOW, January The hopes pt
the strikers were considerably raised
to-day by despatch received from
Dundee. IL was To the effect thar John
Bnrns. the Socialist leader. bad during
the day made a icr,id addr'..- ou behalf
Of the Scotch railroal striker, tu 800
a>semblage composed of about 5000
dock laborcrs. The latter were wrought
10 such a pitch of enthusiasm by Burn.'
address that they almost unanimously
agreed 10 20 on strike II such action uu-
on their part was found 10 be- necessary
In order 20 bring about a settlement ~
the railroad disputes.
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Illinois LerL,lainro Meets.

SPRINGFIELD, I'LL, January The
Thirty seventh General Assembly oI
Illinois convened in regular session At
noon to-day. The full House, composed
OF - Democrats, % Republicans and
Farmers, responded to the roll call
The House was organized by the elec'
tiOn OF Clayton +. Crafts, Democrat, fol
Speaker by the full party vote.
The Senate was called To order by
Lieutenant Governor Ray. and NJ. w
Matthews, Republican. was chosen
President pro tempore by 4 vote OF .,
fn
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West NIrrlnIa Personals.
W. y ; '1l''- =
~ Telsg-aR, % tAs Register.

SDfcift lefeq-dpt 70 fhe hegtsfer.
WAsmNGrON, ID. c., January -
Delegate {. L. Campbell, Of Hardy
county, is ia Washington on a short
visit. en- route TO Charleston for the
meeting Of the State Legislature. He
will remain here until Friday.
Representative Wilson, OF West Nir-
ginia. will attend the annual banquet
Of the Jackson Club, in Philadelphia,
tomorrow night Mr.. Wilson accepted
the invitation on the understanding
that he would not be called on 70 make
4 speech.
Col. Deuicker, Clerk OF the United
States Court at Parkersburg, is here as
as witness ia the case OF w. Z. Hub
bard, OF Wheeling, against the firm OF
Cole * Cole. attorneys Of this city. This
is a suit for fees.
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Daring pa,IIght Eobber,

CHICAGO, January g. The .tockyaIit
district was again this morning tln
scene of daring daylight robbery
Two men with masks on entered tHr
saloon Of Jane, T. Murphy DO tlr
corner Of Winter and Root streets, aDt
tortured the proprietor into 20 thru tl'
combination " the safe. That secured
they took $1,000 and left Murphy bound
hand and foot and tied ~ post. Mar-
phy recently fell heir 20 $4,000 ahl 'ae
robbers hoped 10 get DO.
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Starved Into Submission.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, January =
Twenty-seven OF the worst prisoners IN
the county Jail, who had revoIted ana
refused to enter their cells from the
corridor, have been starved into sub
mission. Atli o'clock Yesterday morn
ing twelve submitted, aud at . O'Clock
in the afternoon the other fifteen, hun
cry and cold, gave in. The janitor ana
assistants armed with Winchesters had
been on duty in the meantime at com
manding posts, but force or bloodshed
yvcre MT needed
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Do You Cough.

Don't delay. Take Kemp's Balsam. the
best cough cure II will cure your coughs
and colds. Il will cure sore throat or a
tickling in the throat. IL Will cure pains in
tho chest. IL will cure influenza and bron
cbitis and all diseases pertaining to the
itngs because IL is pure balsam. Hold il
N the light and see how clear and thick II
is You will see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Large bottles JOc
and 81.
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railto Keen TheIr Contract.

ST. Louis. January One hundred
employees OF the Scherpe x kohen arch
itectursl iron company went out ON
"A strike Yesterday. Last summer the
firm voluntarily advanced the mems
wages ten per cent. with the under
standing that during the winter the
wages would be reduced TO tho rate paid
previous To the advance. The men
readily agreed TO the proposition nnt
now they refuse to work at the reduc-
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GRAFTON.
Circuit Court Observation-Disclosures of thu
Grand Jury.
o....;nI I,Illtrnll n fhs R.nisfer

GRAFToy, w. Va, January Cir
cult Court has been in session here since
last Friday. The Grand Jury was sent
to the room on that day and remained
until Tuesday evening, finding 2l5 true
bills. most OF them for unlawful retail
ing. six being felony cases. There were
20 indictments found against one saloon,
which is now closed up by order OF the
court. 1t now looks like that the Judge
had determined to put a stop to the
liouor traffic in the town. He is being
backed by the ministers OF the
various churches. who visited him
at noon in 4 body and
asked that he use every means
tina, the law had placed in his hands to
somewhat check the open violation OF
the law, and to back this request the
ministers have visited the members OF
the churches and asked them 10 sign a
petition to that effect, which has also
been placed in the hands OF the Judge.
What the outcome will be as yet Is
mere conjecture. To-day John L. Bar
rctt was fined So and sixty days I'M
Drisonment for assaulting and cruelty
beating K. Il. Rigther. Oscar Wheeler
will be tried tomorrow for breaking
into the house OF Joe Hall.
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A Ghnst Dance Eizlle.

GUTHRIE, o. T., January 7.-The
great ghost dance which was TO have
been begun to-day at Red Rock, in
which representatives. from many Of the
Territory tribes were to participate, was
a tizzle. The Indians do not take kind
ly to the incendiary suggestions OF the
Cheyenne runners. A few Cheyennes
were present ut Red Rock, but the
friendly Indians disSuaded them from
holding the dance.
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ATkINsON's VIEWS
On the Force Republicans Never In
tended to Pass It.
Sol q T.r.,rr,r.,, N "a psofsssr


WASHINGTON. January Mr.. At
kingon IS not at all east down by the
fate that has Overtaken the Force Bill.
lie talked about its death quite cheer
fully to-day. They never intended to
pass 10, he said. I'VE came 10 that
conclusion six months ago. There may
have been a number OF Senators who
were sincerely anxious t0 put the bill
through but all along there have been
enough against il 10 defeat IL when the
time came. II was a mistake even TO
Introduce the bill. II was a bad meas
ure. have no doubt it did Us great deal
Of harm In the late election. opposed
tho bill in caucus here in the House.
/ fought against Il the best knew how.
80 did "A number OF others. Several OF
US went so far as 20 get our coats aud
hats aud propose 10 bolt the caucus.
But then We thought il over again be-
fore going, and concluded that our bolt
ing the caucus was liable TO do the bill
no Injury while Il would hurtuS. A man
ought 20 stand by his party caucus. 1t
was a pretty hard dose, though, for me
10 swallow that bill"
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Afraid Of the strikers.

LoNDoS. January Tie trouble
among the plush weayer- lnl other m..'
hands employed by Lister Co., or
bradford. who recently struck for 900
advance In their wage. i- extending.
The iirm fears that The striker. may
make an attack upon ihe mil.. and Aa-
applied u the authorit.e, for prot
tion. IN response the authorIui- hltr
detailed strong force Of police t1 g'I.fi
the firms property.
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CAIRO. ILI.. January a IRE at o
a. m. totally destroyed the New York
store and two frame buildings adjoining
I'm Commercial avenue. II is supposed
the fire originated in the New York
Dry Goods Company's store. II spread
So rapidly that clerks sleeping IN the
upper stories OF the New York store
building had 10 climb from the upper
windows to make their escape. The
loss Is estimated at over SlOO,OOO.
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VIII Not Retire

LONDON. January The report boo
the Dublin Express. "a Conservative pa-
per, that Mr. Gladstone ha, said thar
his public life is ended. Is denied 600
authority in 80 far as its meaning that
Mr.. Gladstone isah0ut to retire.
Not only in oral word. nat also. .t ',
said, in letters to hi. friends Mr. CLAD
stone has expressed himself g.oomily &C.
garding the future of Irish bone ruID
and bis sentiments ar" shared aF L.H-
erals generally.
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ARsal n.l..m /. Kemp. nal..m.

The dictionary says, a blisam .s q
thick. pure. aromatic substance iin"iin'
from trees" Kemps Ba.snrI FOR ne
Throat and Lungs IS the only cough meii-
cine that Is a real Dalsam. ManF MIN,
watery cough remedies are callei Dl.aains.
but such are not. Look through a Dliiie ~
Kemp's Baisam aud notice "AAi " pil''
,bick p-cparation II IS. n you cough ls
Kemp's Balsam. - AL druggists Lars.
hotties 5Jc and q