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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-28
rXPBLLING TuB JEWS.
Seven Hundred Families ordered to Leave
KIofro at Once.

Seven Hundred Famllles UFdeFedt 10 LeaVt
KisfIe at Once.
ODESSA, April 27.-seven hundred
Jewish families have been ordered to
quit KiefIe forthwith. The well.to.do
have already gone, but the poor artisan
classes are in the greatest straits.
Many are arriving on the Austrian
frontier in destitute condition, but the
Austrian officials refuse domicilo to
paupers. The KieHe police accept no ex-
cuse, raiding the city with the utmost
severity, unless bribed to delay action.
The daily expuiaions from Moscow mum.
Der from one hundred to one hundred
and fifty. Sunday an exceptional raid
was made, when 600 were expelled.
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No LIGHT SHE'D.

On the Electric Light Question Tst-rbs
Commission to Report Tonight.
Atthe meeting Of the Electric Light
Commission last night it was decided to
make report to Council, informing the
latter body about how much a comp e,s
electric light plant will cost, and recon.
mending plan Of raising the money.
The meeting was held with closed
doors, and the members OF the Commis.
sion absolutely refused to Rtate how
much plant would cost. They also
refused TO inform the public what
recommendation had been made re.
gatding the raising OF the funds.
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LAST NIGHTS BIG CONCERT.

The Opera House Orchestfs, Assisted b.
Distinguished Musicians, Renders a Fine
Programme.
Atthe Opera House las! night q large
and appreciative audience gathered to
enjoy the annual concert OF the Opera
House Orchestra. As has been usual in
recent years the orchestra called on a
number Of Pittsburgh musicians, well
known here as there, to assist, and Pro.
lessor Hermann SChockey, OF this city,
also gave good aid with his violin,
the enlarged orchestra being an organ.
iEation of which any city might be
proud. In addition to the Instrumental
part Of the programme Miss Agnes
vogel, OF Pittsburgh, a fine vocalist,
Miss Anna Lang, Of this city, harpist,
Master Alfred Spell, the talented young
son Of Director Spell, in a solo on the
violin, and Mr.. Grimm, in flute solo,
added much to the enjoyment Of the
affair.
The programme was aa follows. Lack
Of space forbids the individual mention
which all merited, but fortunately the
character OF the mueic rendered and The
reputation Of the performers enables the
reader to form very good idea OF the
rare treat afforded:
FART EiRsr
]. oyCrture-"F Beethoven
.. Vocal sOlO-"ArieuG from TFeiSchnctz''
&. n. v. Weber
.. Harp solo-Faniasta from verdIG Opera
hiRolotto =.........................C. Oberthuer
Miss AnnA Lang.
I. Grand -"MuSlCallEohe WitEe"
vIa MIGsicAi Is1 Hamm
Alfred Spell.
Q. walIs-"TaiCs from the Vienna Woods"
PART SECOND.
]. Symphonic No 0" in G msj jor. ... ...J. Haydn
Vocal solo-"Alpine Rose. ..... =. Leber
%. o. "Zug der FIAuen," from LohengrIn-fOr
string Instruments and HRrp......R Wagner
b. "Flirtation"-iOF string Insuumeuti...
10. Flute -"FAntAslA Brilliant aud VsTis.
H. d. Grimm.
II. ovOrture-"william Tell RossinI
The audience was for the most part
composed Of people whose appreciation
would reward any musician for special
effort TO please, and when 1t is added
that the applause wns spontaneous, en-
thusiastic and constant, nothing re.
mains to be said. The affair reflected
new credit on the orchestra, whose past
In the same line are pleas.
antly remembered by all who enjoyed
them.
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Hsnlih Onlnnr Fro ram.

In the absence Of DIR. shsarer, the City
Health Officer, from Mis- post OF duty on
account OF the death OF his sister, Mr..
Brittinghap, DR.. L. A. Hildteth Is fill-
ing the position for him. He will be-
lolnd at his Office, 1907 Chaplinn street,
by persons having business with the
Health department.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-28
Happy Iowa Miners.

OrTuNwA, Iowa, April 27.-From the
general sentiment prevalent among
miners in this section, it is safe to say
that the Iowa miners will not 90 out on
May /. The Iowa miners never asked
for an eighthou day, and cay that
while thousands in the East are idle,
they can get good pay for their services
and be much better off by putting in
full time when work Is plenty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-28

sa,Ge!nl DiSpGita 10 le IRhHDeHesT.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 27.-fhs
following West Virginia penOioDs have
been granted: odgipal = Granville
Hickey, j ohm Bean, Isaiah Kirk, Thpmat
Holmes, Theo BpEE'rd, PiRkard Bran
non, A. B. Mcconnell, George AoorF
John H, Benus. s. W. Wotrtug. John
Shelton, David Martin, Andrew j. Hill
EnReno Higgins, James H. Knolls
Lawrence Washington. .. q, browp
Heneeraon HpRer, N. W. Smith, Angus
tus Miller, Johnson Hatfield, Jamea =
Chambers IpcEeRae-John \. Cennell
Andrew Wolf, John Webb, James bob
inRou,
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haaaLartaa,. Ra.lroaa pro,ee..

Mr.. Gown, editor OF the Manuiugton
Time, is in the city. He leaves to-day
for Washington, Pa, on business CON
nected with the project Of railroad via
WGshluEton to Manbington. The Man
ningtonians are In earnest in this move
ment, and express hopes OF hnal success
in securing tho road. w.
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ST. LOUIS, April 2z-The historic old
log cabin in St. Louis county, which the
late General aud FreaIdpnt y. Grant
erected with his own hands, and with
logs cut and hewn by himself, Is about
10 be removed from its present site and
shipped 70 Chicago, where It will be re-
erected for exhibition pt the World'f
Fair. The cabin nov stands on or
eiRhty.Scre tract Of land about ten
miles southwest OF this city and Eve
miles west Of Jeiferson BarrRckB.
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BERLIN, April 27.-The miners Of
Essen, Dortmund and GstEenkirchen
have not responded to the appeal of the
Bochum delegates for q general strike.
Very few have ceased work. It Is ex.
pected that the BoChum strikers will be
comnalled 10 resume work.
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other commIlles ninttora.

This Council Committee ON Markets
last night passed bills amounting TO $500.
The petition from Annie s. ConwelD,
asking free use Of stall in the lower
market for six months, was referred
back 10 Council with the statement that
no authority for granting the request
could be found in the ordinance.
The Committee on Ordinances in
structed the City Solicitor TO draft an
ordinance increasing the pay OF the As.
sistant Crematory Superintendent from
81 so to 81 75 per day.
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Investigating the WaIIA WAIla Lynehlrg'
VANCOUVER, WASH, April 27.-Major
Ward, who represents the Department
Commander, states that the full report
Of the killing Of Hunt at Fort Walls
Walla Friday night by the soldiers o.
the United States Army have been re-
ceived from the post commander Of the
WallR WallR and have been forwarded
to General Ruger at San Francisco
Colonel Summer, Inspector General o
the Department, is now at Ralla WALL
investigating the AFFAIR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-28
mT.IttIn Nnrrnl,i rnmInr.

On Thursday CvcuInR. Ap'il 30, tho comlCAl
Cawthurn'gWlIl commence \ three nights On.
RaEement at the Grand Ia the funny musical
comedy, Little Nugget Tho comedy has
been rewritten kinCe IL former production here,
and many new features have been 6ddOd. LIT.
tie Nugget 10 OnC ei the IunnleGt comedies on
the road, mad the CiwthOiUs are great fSvOrites
ID Wheeling Crowded houses ArS sure TO greet
them At every performance. seats nj Weir'H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-28

At the last regular meeting Of Crescent
Lodge, A. A. oil !, and 8. W., John Hob.
man and RAYMOND Bauer were elected
delegates TO the annual Scale Conven,
ton Of the Association, which Is 10 be
held at Pittsburgh the frat week in
June.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-28

BERLIN, April 27.-The coffin in
which lies the body Of the late Field
Marshal Count Won Moltke was closed
tonight. Thousands Of persons viewed
the remains during the day. Many
wreaths we're placed on the coffin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-28
POstRastsfS Appointed

Special DlpdteA % uE ERtellGtaas.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April s7.-Post'
masters appointed to-day: Gordon,
Boone comfy, N. Mason, reappointed
Murraysville, Jackson county, o. O
Wright, vice A. ]. FlesheF, resigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-28
EIEht Hoar Morsmen, Id 1taIy

RoNE, April 27,-yho police Of Naples
have placed under arrest many Of the
more prominent OF the Socialists OF that
city on tho charge OF being engaged in
the work Of exciting the lRboring classes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-28

THERE is nothing like Dr.. Thomas
EclectfiC Oil to Qpiek lily eyre . cold or re
lieye hoaIseneS5. Written by Mrs. n. ],
Fellows, Burr Oak, St. Joseph county
Michigan. p4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-28

BRvssELs, April 27.-The federation oil
Belgian miners has decided togo out on
strike with the German miners in the
effort to obtain the passage OF laws max.
ing eight hours legal days work and
granting universal suffrage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-28

The City Solicitor was instructed to
draft a new ordinance under the "bad
fame" act, the present ordinance being
detective; also to draft an ordinance
giving the police power to keep off the
street, after certain hours, the young
girls W. ho roam about. At present the
police have no power to arrest any but
known prostitutes, and it was the sense
Of the members Of the committee that
the ranks Of the latter are recruited con.
siderablY from among young girls that
stay out late at night on the streets.
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AT THE THsATREs.
The Hospital Benefit.


The entertainment TO be given at tho Opera
House this evening for the benoilt OF tho new
City Hospital, by Ar. Frank Hennig and other
popular performers, will no doubt DO as largely
attended as the merits Of the performance, the
good object and the popularity Of those engaged
should make It. The seats are on sale at Houses,
and those who wish 10 enjoy. the intellectual
and musical treat which Is sure TO be afforded
VIII DO wise 70 buy early. The programme an.
Interest and variety. MIR. Henuig'S ShakeSpear.
can rendittOns Will be well worth q thoughtful
hearing. Following is the programme:
scene from Hamlet.
Hamlet Frank Hennig
MISS henA House
Scene from Hamlet
EfAnk Hennlg
MI koht Datrah
Curtain Lima henniS
Duet-"Lost ProScrlbed Martha
MeSsrs. Arkle and Zulaui.
solo-"pella Rosa Rossini
Tro-"Believe Ne" ....... Verdi
Mestrs. Arkle. ZulRuf and MIS- WilliGmS.
observation-disclosures and Juliet.
Miss Reua House,
solo-"The Song She Sang '..."........Jerome Hill
solo-"ErnAni. Verdi
Mrs. MIchel-FitHgerGlG.
PiEho Ol0-"TaTantelIe "..............s. u. Mills
Miss Anna Lang.
Duet-"A Night In Venice Arditi
Mr.. W. A. Day and Mrs, Williams.
Curtain.
SCENE PROM oTHELLo, III ACT.
Mr. Frank Henng
Robert DArTAh
MlEs HenG House
Miss Lima Hennlg
Curtain.
SCENES FRoN oTHKllo, " AND ACTS.
(CaSt same as above
Performance ends with death Of othello.
Professor sChoCkey lccompAnist.
oVertures: ]. "MarthR Fotow
2. "The Poor Jonathan. e. N iIloeCEer
8. Waltz, "Am HeckAtstrAnd". Faust
1. Polka de COncert. .... ........ .Catlin
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POLICE APPROPRIATIONS.

The Committee Estimates the Depart.
menps NeOds-A New PrOVIsion of Law.
At the meeting Of the Council Com.
mittee on Police last night the follow.
Ing estimate for the annual approptia.
ton was recommended to Council:
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sending regrets were Hon. ]. S. Clark.
son, Vice President Morton, Senator
Hiscock, Secretary Foster, Hon. John J..
ingalls, and Nathan Gof, Of West Vir-
Rinia.
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YeDterda,,s BASE Hall oumss.

At cincinnati-cincinnatl /; Obi.
4! New York-BsooElyn s; New
At BostOn-Boston s; Philadelphia o
4tst Louis-St. Louis 49, Louisville
AZ Pitsburgh-PittsOurgh o. oleve.
At Philadelphia-Athlotic 4; Boston
At cincinnsti-oineinpat a. oolum.
AZ BaltimOre-Baltimore, 81 Wash
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SCENE PROM o7HELIo, III ACT
SCENES PROM ornKLlo, " AND v ACTS

(CaSt same as above
Performance ends with death Of 0thello.
Professor schoCkey lccompAnist.
lyeFtnreR. l. NMAFthaiI RlnthI
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-01-16
.ocKE vFSn. !

The Ingenious, mercenary devices
Of the true jockey afford an inter-
esting aud not Improbable study
to those who have cows to sell or
horses to buy. The way that some
poor victims sweat at a bargain
under the engineering ability Of
men who drive sharp bargains, is
quite beyond our comprehension.
Ii would be we'll if harm stopped
here. But this huckstering spirit
is leprous to character. 1t beast
ializes; it breaks down TIE traders
own respect for himself, as much as
ours. The man who viii school
himself into the adoption of all
manner of DISBURSEMENTS about the
horse he has to sell, will adopt the
same articles and quibbles about
the opinions he wishes to force
upon your acceptance. Let him
mend his ways by showing all the
spavins in the next horse he has to
sell (there will be some or he would
not sell) and his reformation is not
altogether hopeless.
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II Express.
rnRR1s or SUBSCRIPTION.
oREnoN,0 EEqhsz.Ar / roRS.

The legislature of Oregon, that
has inst convened at its reg
ular bienniel session, saws
West Shore, will be called upon
to enact the most important legis-
lation denaandedof any legislature
since Oregon became q state, and
the people have a natural interest
in knowing something about the
men to whom such vital interests
are entrusted. Upon examination,
It appears that there are twenty
three republicans and seven demo-
Gratis in the senate and forty-two
republicans and eighteen democrats
in the house, giving the republicans
a majority of forty ON a joint ballot.
The significance of this is that it
insures the election of q republican
successor to Senator Mitchell and
renders the republican party wholly
responsible for the legislation of the
session, since il has two-thirds ma
;ority in each house. Separated into
groups, there are twenty-nine farm
ers and stock raisers, nineteen mer-
chants, fifteen attorneys, eight
manufacturers, four bankers, four
physicians, two real estate dealers,
two mechanics, one accountant and
one school teacher. This shows a
pretty fair representation of the
leading business elements of the
state, and augnrs we'll for the pass
Of enlightened legislation. The
youngest member of the senate is
JEFF Myers, ofScio, and of the house
wv. E. Thomas, of Portland. The
oldest member of the senate il J. C.
Carson, Of Portland, and Of the
house John Mimic, ST Salem. Mr..
Myers and Mr. Mimic are respec-
lively the youngest and Oldest in
the entire BODY. Less than one third
aof them havs been members of pre-
svious legislatures, and are to that
sextent free from the unprogressiye
spirit Of their predecessors. Nine
.only are of foreign birth, nine of
sthe others being natives of Oregon !.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-01-16

The Farmers Alliance is becom-
ing political factor that will make
itself felt before another presiden-
stial election. An official enumer-
=ation Of the membership was un-
dertaken last July, which estimates
the number belonging to the organ
ization at I ,26S, 500. The Alliance
rs semi-secret in its workings and
nars certain trades and professions
from membership. The incl gible
GLASSES are bankers, metchants,
brokers, commission dealers, BUYERS
of cotton, grain and produce, law
yers, city doctors, preachers and
school teachers, land and book
agents, canyassers, liverymen, spec
nlators and gamblers. Politicians g
of every political hue view with
Astonishment the giant strides of
this rapidly-growing organization.
Some willy politicians are trustil g
TO some untoward circumstances o
produce q rupture in the ranks,
and thus continue tie old
parties in power Editors of some
of the great political dailies are
hired. ike the prophet Balaam, tc
curse the advancing host, but still
the tide of enthusiasm sweeps
across the country and promises te
melt into one party the various
elements of reform. It is very
natural that those who have been
H~r5ef4 membership should fail To
see anything good In the platform
Of the Alliance, and consequently
think it an inexcusable oversight
that would exclude them from the
counsels Of the organization. Al
ready. the Alliance has elected the
candidates for governor in Georgia,
South Carolina and Tennessee.
There viii be forty-four Alliance
men in the new congress.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Oregon Cifv- Ornynn Noy 90 Is

Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act OF Congress of June 3,
1878. entitled IAN act for the sale of timber lands
in the States of California Oregon Nevada and
Washington Territory, ," John II. Wood ofSan Fran
cisco, county of San Francisco State of California
has this day fled in this Office his sworn statement
No 1862, for the purchase Of the n. W. Il of Sec.
No II. in TIP. No. is s., r. No. E. and viii offer
proof to show that the land sought is more valu-
able for its timber stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to said land
before the register and receiver of this Office at
March, 1891.
lie names as witnesses: F. Lake, j. E. Grant, J.
+ Temple and e. Frey, all of San Francisco, Cal
lfornia-
Any and all parsons claiming adversely the
above described lands sre requested TO file their
Claims in this Office on er before said 9th day Of
March, 1891. J. T. ATPERSDN, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United states Land Ofice

Oregon City, Oregon, Nov. 20, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
The provisions of the act Of Congress of June ,,
1873 entitled An act for the sale Of timber lands
~ the States of California, Oregon. Nevada. and
Washington Territory" Anna NJ Frey, of San
Francisco county of San Francisco, State Of Cal
iornia, has this day filed in this Office her sworn
statement No. 236o, for the purchase of the s. Il
of n. +. Il and Lots and of Sec. No 2 IN Til.
No. I3 g., R. No. F., and will offer prDof 10 show
that the land sought is more valuable for its tim
ber or stone than for agricultural purposes and to
establish her claim TO said land befre the register
and receiver of this Office at Oregon City Oregon,
Thursday. the 26th day of March, 1891.
Sne names witnesses: E. E. Rabjohn, C. =.
Chambers. J. +. Wood and J. NJ. Temple, all OF
San Francisco, California.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office on or before said 26th day OF
March, 1891. J. I. APPERS0E, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land officc,
Ornrrlyn fsifr nrarnr, NaNr 10 4 9

N5VtIi wv
Notice IS hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions Of the act of Congress of June 8,
1878, entitled "An act for the sale OF timber LAND
in the States Of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" jeremiah L. Grant, of San
Francisco, county OF san Francisco State of Cali
forna, has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 236i for the purchase of the s. E. u
of Sec. No -, in Up. No. IL s., r. No e. and will
offer proof to show that the land sought is val
purposes, and TO establish his claim to said land
before the register and receiver of this Office at
March, 1881.
He names as witnesses: J. r. Temple, J. r. Wood,
II. Z. Rabiohn and f. Lake all of San Francisco,
California
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office or before said Goth day of
March, 1891. J. I. APPERSON, Register.
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Petitions have been circulated
throughout the State, asking the
Legislature to pass a pharmaceuti-
cal law. We need law regulating
druggists and apothecaries. w
want an examining board and We
want druggists and their clerks to
be licensed just as in Eastern States.
a druggist should have a more
thorough knowledge of medicine
than a doctor, so that if the latter
make a mistake or prescribe al
overdose of some dangerous drug
he may be able to correct the mis-
take. There seem te be fewer re.
strictions upon the drug business
IN this country than upon anv
other calling. It is too frequently
the case that boys and young men
sweep out drug stores and clean
caspidors fer a few weeks, and
pose as full-fiedgcd druggists. AS
the business is now conducted In
some parts of the country, Nc
sooner does the novice learn to dis
tinpuish between Yini galIici and
crot IN oil than he is ready to dis
pense drugs. A little legislation
in the matter would not be amiss.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-01-16

In looking over the Athena Press
last week we discovered that the
editor had appropriated. without
credit, column from the EXPRESS
called Our Grindstone. The Press
has just recently Y come out biweekl ":
and we see no good reason why that
psper should not be issued daily.
That paper Is largely made up with
reading matter from our columns,
and its readers viii please remem-
Der that whatever good there is in
1t is to be credited to the LEBANON
ExPPEss.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-01-16

The election of Oregon's United
States Senator will occur on Tues
day, Jan. 20, at II o'clock in each
house of the legislature separately,
and each day thereafter at II N.
in joint convention. The election
of Hon. j. II. Mitchell on the first
ballot is conceded. A joint caucus
of the republican members voted
unanimously to re-eleet Senator
Mitchell.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-01-16
Take moore Breaerast

The great appetizer. tonic and liver regulator.
In use for more than 80 years in England Posi-
tive specific for liver complaint. Bad taste in the
mouth ON arising in the morning. duh pains in
the head and back of the eyes, tired feeling dig
ziness, laaglinr-symptons OF liver complaint.
Remedy--Dr. Henlcy's English naadelion Tonic.
Relieves constipation, sharpens the appetite and
Jones up the entire system. Get the genuine from
your druggist for sI-0o and take according TO d.
rectiOu$
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Excste,nens

Runs high in Lebanon at Boards
drug store over System Builder,
rs everybody is using it for Catarrh of
the Stomach, Dyspepsia, Consumption
and Impure Blood. Try it and tell
your friends about 1t, as il must possess
wonderful merits when all speak well