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WASHINGTON, D. O., May 14.-There
was no news OF the Itata or the Charles.
ton this morning at the Navy Depart.
ment. No credence is given to the re.
port that the Charleston sunk the Itata.
No one supposes the Itata would resist
the Charleston, for she is totally unpre.
pared to do 30, and besides the Chsrles.
ton could readily subdue her without re-
sorting 10 the extreme measure Of
blowing her out OF the water" 1t is
apparent that the Navy Department is
puzzled 10 account for tle lack OF news
from the vessels, and inclines to the the.
ory that the Charleston Ia examining
steamers around the islands oil the upper
Mexican coast.
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TirusvILLE, Pa, May l4-James
FlemminR, an old and respected resi-.
dent Of Hydetovn, three miles north OF
this city, shot himself in his bed about
midnight this morning. The ball passed
entirely through his body, jsst below
the heart. He died in u few minutes.
He had been suffering great depression
from the grip. He wac 45 years oil age,
and leAYssa a wife and three grown ~
Ihilhrrn
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A sHREwD MAsGuyRE.
The Northwestern RaiIrpad Takes an I'm.
common Method of Settling Its DiHIcul.

common mothod OF btttnnk It's Duncul
ties,
CHICAGO, May IA. : This morning
every union switchman in the emplo!
Of the Northwestern railroad, not only
in Chicago, but at every other point
was discharged. So quietly has tht
company been hiring new non.unior
switchmen all over the country, the meI
had no inkling OF it, and as soon as the
local force was discharged 200 men were
ready to take their places.
The new men were Tor the most part
experienced men, and1he work went on
smoothly. Passenger trains were on
schedule time and all perishable freight
was promptly handled Policemenwere
stationed all along the. line, but there
was no trouble. The. officials arc con.
hdent Of victory, while the discharged
men are somewhat dszad. Dispatches
from various points tell OF the discharge
OF the switChmen at each point and the
hiring OF new men. At Milwaukee 250
switc6men took hold and all trains are
running on time. -
The officials state that for two years
the situation regarding the switcbmen
has been constantly growing worse.
The men have struck for trivial cause,
and demand the discharge Of good men
because they did net belong to the
union. General Manager Whitman says
the management has determined to run
It's own affairs hereafter. All the other
roads will support the North western in
it's action il necessary. 1t is understood
that the switChmen on all roads were
preparing for a general strike June !,
and 1t IL thought they may change their
minds after the events OF to day. The
discharged men are only those on the
Northwestern system proper, which
does not include the lines west Of the
Missouri river.
To committee Of the men who called
upon President Marvin HuShitt, that
official said:
"The switchmen OF this road for the
last two years have bsen running the
road. We have been Inundated, Mr..
Whitman and l and other officials, ard
now we propose to ascertain whether
We can run our own road. We decided
to discharge every switchman in our
employ. We are backed up by every
trainmen's order in the Federation,
except the switChmen. Now, this is not
an attack upon unions in any way, but
simply matter Of discipline. We must
know who are going to dictate, officials
or employee"
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May 1.-THE
session Of the Conference OF Charities
and Corrections this morning listened
to reports Of the committee on reporta
from the State. This was followed by
comments by individual delegates and
five minute reports on incidents, and
phases Of work. This afternoon q pub
lie reception was given the delegatea
Denver will probably be selected as the
place for holding the next meeting.
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TERRE HAUTE, IND, May 1.-THE
trouble among the miners in this section
oithe State is not yet over aud the pros
poets are not very bright for an early
settlement. Many factoiica here are
closed on account Of the scarcity OF coal.
The bituminous operators aud miners
have had a joint tcale committee meet
ing for the past twenty.iour hours in
this city. Both sides are determined
and the result cannot be guessed. The
miners hold out for 70 cepls per ton and
the operators refuse 10 pay more than
65 cents. Seven thousand miners are
idle in this section,
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The Lutheran is church Of many
Languages. The latest statistics show
that OF her baptized membershiE
throughout the world $1,000 900 speai
German, 100000 Swedish, $500 0O(
Norwegian, 2.3OOOOO Danish, 2,O4S. OOC
Finnish, l,250 900 English, l,1l3G0l
Hungarian, 624,0O0 Livonian, 4S0,0OC
Courlandisb, 272 900 Esthonian, $4,000
French, 10000 Irslandic, $4,000 Bohe'
milan, and that in every other civilized
tongue che is we'll reprt ssnted. The
Lutheran church, though taking It's
origin in Germany, knows no fatherland
or mother tongue. She is at home every.
where.
In the United States, though among
the LAST to come to general public recog.
milton, the Lutheran church Is doing
Christian work in twelve different Ian.
guages, and has 1852 ministers. 7,04S
churches, and 100000 communicant
members, twenty.iour theological samin.
aries, twenty-five colleges, forty.
eight Beminaries and academies,
tiIty.seven orphan homes and hos.
pitals, and no church papers,
Of which forty.eiGht are English,
fllty.one German, sixteen Swedish
fifteen Norwegian, four Danish, three
Finnish, two ICeiandic, and two French.
The General Synod, the pioneer and
strength OF English Lutheranism in 1857
numbered $40 ministers, 944 churches
and S0,933 CommuniCants. At present,
970 ministers, 1,4S7 congregations and
l5l 4O4 cnmmnnicAntg
Therecent United States census shows
that the per cent OF increase of the Lu.
theran church in the United States is
u.
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OTTAWA, oNT., May l4-Mr. MCCar.
thy, NJ. p, leader Of the equal rights
party, haS introduced a bill similar to
the ono that gave rise to a prolonged
discussion last session. Mr.. Mccarthy g
avowed mission is the extinction OF the
French language in the northwest and
the abolition Of separate schools, the
latter being blow at numerous insLitu.
tions taught by Roman priests.
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Ell PAso, TErAS, May 1.-THE entire
mail edition OF the FL Paso Times was
refused transmission through the mail
because 1t contained a story Of the
Louisiana lottery trying to get charter
for twenty-five years longer, and the
decision Of the Supreme Court on the
case. The postmaster was arrested fol
unlawiully OBTAINING mails. AS has
been reported, the postotfice here waf
raided by Government officials and the
Times censured Postmaster Smith fOI
not protesting when the officials broke
open 500 sealed letters. 1t is thought
Smith is getting even.
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oVs5El1 OEP1IV7I 20 V5S 1NltIF11IWt4T'
BUCEHANNoN, W. Va, May 14.-The
residence of Greed W. Hart was de-
stroyed this evening by fire. The blazs
started in the kitchen, and was under
too much headway to be checked when
discovered. A strong breeze famed the
flames to fearful height, aud the whole
building melted down like wafer. The
building was in beautiful location and
some distance from any other building.
Losa, $1,000; no insurance.
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CHICAGO, May l4-The joint labor
committee on the Worlds Fair met and
and a conference committee was ap'
pointed. A mass meeting will be called
Ut which the directors Of the fair will
hs invited. The association reports that
unless they are fairly treated by the
directory they will report at the Inter
national Congress in Brussels, and start
q practical boycott. 1.-THE directory re-
fuse to confer with the men, Robert
Nelson, labor representative, will be
asked 10 leave that body.
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LONDON, May l4-A dispatch from
Chester states that Mrs. Donkin, OF Bal
timore, Md, has been found shockingly
injured in the Snowden mountain near
Bettswycoed, in North Wales. The
police believe shs has been the victim
Of an attempted murder. She is SO
badly injured she has no. yet been able
to give her version Of the affair. It Is
known, however, that every year num-
bsr OF persons are injured by falls on
the mountains.
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Tag COMMITTEE OF YlPlY
Reports as to tho wayto Free New orlean,
From the Malta.

--'"-'-5
NEw ORLEANS, La, May 1.-THE
Committee of Fifty" appointed last
October, has made it's report to the
Mayor as to the best way to free the
city from certain lawless elements. The
report reviews the Malta and the story
OF the lynching, with some remarkable,
but shaky statements from the Italian
Consul Cortes, ard concluded by sug.
gesting the following remedies:
l. The regulation Of immigration.
9. Reform in the criminal laws and
administration OF criminal justice.
8. A law recognizing the existence ot
a bar association and endowing it with
full power to try and disbar any attor'
ney whose evil practices render him un.
worthy Of being an officer OF court.
The radical remedy suggested by the
committee is the entire prohibition oI
immigration from Sicily and lower Italy,
as they send only undesirable citizens.
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AIBuQUEIeE, N. NJ, May 1.-THE
waters are slowly subsidiug, and NO
further damage is feared. The little vii.
lage Of Valencia has been almost en-.
tirely' wiped out, and at Los UnHH
thousand6 Of acres Of growing crops have
bSen destroyed and hundreds. rendered
homeless. The worst is now over.
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LEADvILLE, Colo, May l4,-A freight
train on the Midland road ran into a
push car at Floris as they were crossing
a bridge. A man named o'Brien was
thrown forty feet and instantly killed
and one Slattery was torn TO pieces,
while the third man on the push car was
badly ibiuFgd.
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GREESsguEG, Pa, May 1.-THE testi.
mony in the Sunday riot cases at More
wood closed this evening. Some dam:
aging evidence was ehown sgaipst the
defendants, they having been identified
ss having figured in the not.
The murder cases were taken up BY
The grand Jury this afternoon, but have
not yet been returned 10 the court
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1peGtW OtVuICH ~ Wt JRN4ttVtHCH'
WASHINGTON, D. O., May l4.-West
Virginia postmasters were appointed to.
day as follows: W. R. Wilson, vice N.
Harmon resigned, Green Syringe, Hamp.
shire county; L. L. Moore, vice I. q.
Fltzwater resigned, Holly Grove, Up.
shur county; A. Z. Wagner, vice N.
Eddy resigned, Shawnee, Pleasants
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wntsr ranlne at parksr.burr.

spte1d' Dbpu1ch 70 INC IhttUI1eHetF'
PARKERsBvRa, W. Va, May 14.-The
cityi is practically without water and the
famine is already being seriously felt,
Mayor Wilson is in Pittsburgh getting
come new machinery for pumping, and
until that ia placed 10 position the
famine will likely continue. The brew.
cry, elevators and other industries are
all suffering from its effect.
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Los ASeELUs, Gal, May l4.-JOe
Dye, well known oil operator OF Ven.
tura, was shot and killed here this alter
noon at $500 by Nate Bradfsld. Brad.
field and his victim had been business
partners, and 1t Is believed the difficulty
wss on account OF dispute about oil
landa.
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ST.. LOUIS, May 1.-THE Worlds Fair
convention at Fort Worth, Texas, has
ordered that the Texas Worlds Fair
Exhibit Association be organized with a
capital OF $500, 600, divided into 300, COO
shares, to be taken by the people o!
Texas.
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SaesiqI DtSpases to ths IttEuigsna1.
WASHINGTON, D. o, May l4.-West
Virginia Pensionsi 0risinal-Rlila
Moore, ZlChariah Foder, Allen Lewip,
Perry Shock, George NJ. Howard. John
Laid, Humden Heathriugton, Samuel
Haddox, John P. Hurdin, Levi Weekley,
John II. Ball, Henry Himelrich, John
Der hS Samuel a Ab1pSss bAhSSsaRs Jesspb TlaT %soSS SSS
William T. Frederick, Oliver Warner
William j. Smith. John Buckles, Rich,
ard storr, Alfred Hiuzman, Seymour A
Fother, Samuel F. Colvin, Eliza, widow
Of Lewis 6. Dorr. Additional-Georgt
W. Correll, George o. Loreniy, Thomss
II. Spencer, William Clst.e,beck, George
]. Yarhoru, George T. RICE. Increase
paVid Stanton. Reissue-JOhn a
fnatef.
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A boy .tosd on the burning deck.

A hoy stOld on the burning deck,
UnwlSely, TO- It's said,
For. With the fast approaching flame,
Iliaelders quickly lied.
81, many row n &c II stand,
UnmIndiul Of their fate,
TIL, step by step, Grim DeAllI comes on,
And then, ulEEi too lAicI
Far wiser. surely, would itSccm,
When bis approach we NC.
With pleFCn's re lets" we'll In hand
To VRnqulsh old go. d."
Piercs's Pleasant Pellets have remark.
able power to correct all physical de-
TaugemeatH, thus wardiDg Oft disease
that Wouid surely follow. Purely yeRp.
table, pleasant TO take, perfectly harm.
less With little iorethought, they'll
be present help in timu OF NEED
cheating tho doctor aud robbing tho
gravel AS Liver Pill they are un.
6quaIed Smallest, cheapest, easiest To
take. 0ns a dose rs laxative, three or
four Rs csthartic. Tiny, sugar coated
granules, in walls, % cents.
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NEw YoRK, May II The racing stable
OF the late Senator George Hearst was
under the hammer to-day at sheepshead
Bay. Twentysix horses in all we're in
the stables, aud nearly every one o.
them was racer OF no mean order. A
large crowd attended the sale. TouruR
ment, years old, was sold 70 Foxhan
Keene for S33, 500. 5i,-
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TnE p&GsIpANr IN lOwA.
lie Is Everywhere Greeted by Large
Crowds of People.

BLANCHARD, Iowa, May II. - The
Presidential train left Omaha at o'clock
last night, making a short stop in Coun.
Gil Bluffs, where the President made
speech to the veterans and laIge crowd
gathered at the depot. Arriving at
Shenandoah at o'clock, the party was
greeted with a salute from the rife corps,
aud in the light Of large bonfire the
President made few remarks. At 10
o'clock brief speech was made 10 q
large and enthusiastic crowd at the depot
in Maryville, Missouri.
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LuDINaroS, MIcH., May 14.-The last
one OF the inhabitants Of Walkerville,
which burned Sunday, has now been
heard from, and the first report Of o
number OF lives lost proves untrue.
Tnose who escaped had nothing but
their wearing apparel, and are in desti-
tute circumstances.
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Ny physician said l could not live,
my AVER out OF order, frequently vom.
tied greenish mucous, skin yellow, small
dry humors on face, stomach would not
retain food. BurdoCk Blood Bitterf
cured me. hrs. Adelaide 0'Brien, 372
Exchange street, Buffalo, N. Y. nav
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couptetfsl,or. ConyIc,sd

SANDWICH, oST., May IA John stin.
son and bis two sons aud hired man, oil
Rochester township, with their house.
keeper. Mrs. Dandelet, have been found
guilty Of counterieiting American silver.
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THE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Its Phenomenal Growth-MembsrshIp In
all Countries.


Next week the thirty.ffth bionnia
convention OF the General Synod oftht
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the
United States ofAmerica will bo held in
Lebanon, Pa. It Is a delegated body.
Rev. E. H. Dornblaser and Mr.. John H.
Daley are among those elected to rep
resent the Pittsburgh synod'
The New York Observer OF March 10
editorislly says:
American Christians in general do
not realize that the Lutherans form one
of the largest and most influential com.
munions in this country and in the
world"
The Lutherans have a polyglot church,
as the following figures, gathered by one
OF their statisticians, show:
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BALTIMORE, Mp, May l4.-At the
siEth annual meeting Of tho slEmni Of
the American College at Rome, held
here yesterday, fifty priests, represent.
ing nearly every diocese in the Union,
attended. Monsiguor Farley was elected
president ior the ensuing ear.
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Thnrsda,,. Rale nall Gnms..

A -CInCinnAli 4; BrooklynO,
Az Chicago Chicago 8; BOItOD !.
~ EitUburg II; New York Z,
Al tClevtlAnd-ClevelAud Q: PhilAlIelphIRl,
At ladelphla-louiSVille 10: AihieliCsT !.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8; Cincinnati II
At Observation-Disclosures 0; 81, Louis Z,
AZ BostOn-BOsIou s; Columbus 8,
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PARIS, May l4-z1riila, the exiled
Spanish Republican leader, declared
that Rspublicans have { already til.
umphed in Spain aud they will there.
fore triumph in Portugal, as the aIAira
OF the two Countries arc 80 closely allied
ma tn he iuaep9Fable. '4H
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WHITE CLouD, Men, May II Recent
rains have subdued the forest 6res in
this vicinity. Hundreds Of families are
destitute. Some Of them arc badly
burned.
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Moscow, May 1.-THE expulsion OF
Jewa from this city was owing to mis-.
apprehension. The psrseeuted peoplo
are being expelled daily, although less
foFCs is now used,
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LOCAL B~REvrrIEs.
Matters of Minor Momcus In and About
the City.

Matters of Minor Momeut Ia and About
tho City.
TIE GRAND this ovcning--Melvillc
Sisters.
orERA House. this cvcning-W. 81.
b., NJ. and G. club.
ToM DALEY was arrested for dis.
orderly conduct yesterday afternoon.
MEETINGS OF tho Council committees
on markets and cemeteries are called
for this evening.
TIE ladies Of the Arion society gave
ono OF their successful and enjoyable
kallecvisites last night.
OSE OF tho men employed at tho
schmulbach brewery had his elbow
crushed while handling \ piece OF terra
Gotta. DR.. J. Ii. Pipes attended to tho
wound.
TIE committee on railroads has been
called 10 meet tonight, TO consider the
petition OF tho English Lutheran church
that the b. 4 O. track DO removed from
Sixteenth street.
TIE Friendship social gave a private
dance at lluch's hall last night. The
usual enjoyable time, for which the
events OF this organization are famous,
was spent. Neuhardt's band furnished
the music.
IT is now evident that the Lfnsly
Cadets hop ut the armory OH the 23rd
instant will DO q big affair. The Opera
House orchestra will furnish the music
and refreshments will DO served by
Zicgenleldor.
THE committee OH streets, alleys and
grades examined several points where
people have grievances yesterday after
noon, and also looked at the place
where the new bridge compdny desires
to build Il waiting room.
TIE iron girdcrs on the Ohio River
roads side OF the new bridge over
Caldwelps run have been laid for some
time and trains have been running.
Further excavation is necessary before
the B.. & o. iron can be laid.
TIE police are in receipt OF n Telegram
from Clean, n. Y, containing the move!
request that one Frank Cannon be
hunted up and sent to his home there,
as another man named Cannon has Sc
cured n good job for him there.
THERE were three cases before the
mayor yesterday. Annie Brown went
to Jail for thirty days in default OF S.
fine and costs. Pete Davis was fined go
and costs for %rescnt:ng an insult with
his fist, and Louis Farmer, the colorcd
piano player, was dismissed.
A CROWD OF young society people will
attend the Washington and Jefferson
Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar club con-
cert ut the Opera House tonight, after
which they will so to the Wheeling club
rooms and dance to Killmyer's music.
THAT very amusing comedy "Jed, the
Clodhoppcr," was presented at the
Grand last night by the Melville Sisters
company. Tonight "Thc Flower OF
the Forest" will be given. Grip Van
Wrinkle" will be the play at the Satur-
day matinee.
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COMIC OPERA
at stcubcnvillo ms Interpreted by ANN
teur Artists ostlint City.
Special Ditprich 10 The InioiiOenc.r.

" =
At s~tcubcnvilie MS Interpreted by Anna
teur Artists ostint city.
Special Ditpa,eA 10 he InteiiOdctr.
srKvpryyILLE. Dec. i7.-One OF the
mos, sro,o,.,,, ,,,n,o,r ,boo,-;c,l NJ.
n
lairs eve given Ill inns, CITY closed To-
night. For three nights the comic
opcrn "Erminie" Inns been produccd in
tbo civ onoro Itonsn nnder ,he man.
- Nv! GP''" =,
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Wilbur opera Company Coming.


The famous Wilbur Opera company
Of fifty people will be at the Grand all
next week. The St. Paul GIObe says:
The same old story. By 5 o'clock yes
terday afternoon every seat in the
Lyceum theatre had been sold, and
when the late corners rushed for places
to witness the production Of "Nanon"
by the Wilbur Opera company, last
evening. the great majority OF them had
to be disappointed and turn away. When
one realizes that the Wilbur Opera
company is composed Of over sixty
people, and includes among other things
nearly 10000 pounds OF baggage in cos
TUNES, etc., it certainly is q pretty big
show for the money. The biggest,
sure, VIC have ever seen in this part OF
the country.
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Our readers will notice the advertise.
ments in these columns OF Chamberlain
& Co., Dcs Moines, Iowa. From per-
sonal experience we can say that Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has broken up
bad colds for IL children and VIC are
acquainted with many mothers in Cen
t~erville who would not be without it in
the house for 4 good many times its
cost and are recommending it every
day.-CcnsrriWe Is. d. Chronicle md In
dcr. % cent, 50 cent and 81 bottles for
sale by druggists. p&w
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Did You Say Xmas p~rescnts7
Look ut this:

LOOK lt THIS:
Mems fine embossed hand turn Slip.
per at go cents, former price 81 0C.
Mems fine embossed hand turn Slip.
per at 90 cents, former price 81 %.
Mems fine embossed hand turn Slip
per at 81 90. former price 81 so.
Any and all kinds OF Mems Slippers
at greatly reduced rates. They must be
sold. Call and see them before select
ing n present. We car please you in
price and quality. H. 0. HoFF,
l143 Main Street.
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NEARLY all colds arc slight at first,
but their tendency is to so lower the sys-
TEN that the sufferer becomes n ready
victim to any prevalent disease. The
use OF Ayers Cherry Pcctoral, III tho
beginning Of n cold, would guard
against the danger. D4w