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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-24
Public Sale Of Valuable Real EsII

ITO CLOSE AN ESTATE WILL oNSkrn
i day May 18th, 1879, az the front doof IN 4,
Court House offer for sale the following rs,
erty: A part OF lots No. 81 and IS 10 IA.
Wheeling Addition. situated on the come :
Wood and Nineteenth streets. On wh.A
erected the two-story brick house numb,
1925 Wood Street, containing I've ICONS n
store room;
Also, lot No. o. In Joseph Caldwells AltIa.
70 city, fronting nifty feet on Market Street \
tween Twenty-SiXth and Twenty Sstu.
Streets and extending back 10 alley In rear ,
which are erected the three two.stofy h..
houses known as Nos 1881 $50 Market Srs,
and the two-story frame house No. &O AlsJ.
Terms made known on day ~ sale.
GEO. j. HATHlSON.
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Telephone i07. 1910 ChApline s.
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Don't Like Their New Ma

san Francisco. May 23.-The half dozen
crown children o; the millionaire James
Fierce, Of Santa Clara, are greatly exer-
cised over the marriage of the old man.
who IS 20, 70 his house servant, Miss julia
Mem The marriage took place last Tues
cay, ana the couple came to San Francisco,
out the facts did not leak out till yesterday.
when the old man returned TO his palatisl
aOme N santa Clara with the new mistress.
A lively family tilt is predicted. but ss the
Old man is worth 5000, 200, he viii proba-
BY devise q compromise.
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X1TEsTVIRGINIA: BE IN kLMENBEREI

VyEST VIRGINIA.: BE IT REMEMBERED
w that at Circuit Court held for the county
OF Ohio, at the Court House Of said county IN
Part OF the said Court, on the 1871 day OF May,
in the yesr 1872, among others the following
proceedings were had:
In the matter OF the petition OF
the Board OF Trustees OF the
congregation OF the P.eSoy- I'm Cbancarv.
terrain Church at the Fyrks -"
OF Wheeling, IN Ohio county
West Virzinia.
On this iGto day OF May, 1882 came the Board
OF Trustees Of the congregation Of the Presby'
terrain Church Of the Forks Of Wheeling. in
Ohio county, West Virginia, and HE'D It's petl-
ton for the sale Of parcel OF lana situate IN
said Ohio county being all that part OF tract OF
land purchased by said congregation rom u. =.
List and Daniel Lamb. special commissioners,
not heretofore sold, which lies east OF the couh-
" road, containing 1852 OF an acre. upon con
sidcration whereof IL IS ordered by the Court
that notice Of the fling OF said petition ana the
object thereof be given by posting a copy OF
this order at the front door OF the Court House
and some cOnst icuouS place on the premises
sought TO be sold for the space Of ten Gays ana
by publishing the same IN some newspaper
printed in the c ~ OF htehng lor ~ Iedst
opca week for two successive weeks, and that
the posting and publishl' ofa lpy OF this order
rs hereby required shall be taken ana he'd as
sufficient notice for ali persons interested.
IL is further ordered that said Boasd OF
Trustees. or any other person interested III the
land mentioned In saiG peutlon' may take Hc p
oSilions to be read upon the hearing OF sald pc,
tition after 1-st giving notice OF the time anO
place Of the taking OF tue sane Tor ct least
once week for two successive weeks IN the
manner herein specified for giving notice OF
the fling Of SAID petition. And said petit on is
Set for hearing on the 1T DAY oil june 4os-' %
as soon thereafter as posslol =. ....
A COPY Attest; JOHN w. MITCHELL
Clerk OF the said Circuit Court
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Nntice 70 Take Depositlons.

I \ TIE UIRCUIF COURT OF UhlU OVuHIJ'
i in the State OF West Virginia
In the matter Of the petition OF the bosru ol
Trnstees o. the congregation Of the Pres Byte
RAN Church az the Forks OF Wheeling.
All persons interested will take notice that
the d, positions Of Hugh Clark, John W. Brown,
James Baird aud others will be taken al the
law oilice of !. f. Jones. No. lIO4 Chapiine
street. IN the city Of Wheeling. in the State OF
West Virginia. on the 2sth day OF Nay, A d
1899 between the houri Of 9 O'Clock O. IN. ana .
O'clock p. m. 10 be read in evidence in the
above named cause on behalf OF SAD petlt' on
said depositions shall not be commenced or be-
ing commenced, shall not BE- completed on thai
day. the taxing Of the same Will be adjourned
from time 10 time until the same shall De CON-
P' THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF the Congregation Of the Presbyterian
Church at tbs Forks OF Wheeling
BvL r. JONES. It's Attorney. myl'oawr
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G. 0. SMITH.
1929 MARKET STREET
I229 MARkET STREET..
A Good 0ppOrtuniiV
FOR Speculation

The undersigned will offer AZ rubh, al, n.
3lst, lSS2. al , p. m, on the premises n H.
tins Ferry, Ohio. the farm % the Az
DeHass. known as "AyOndale Farm es,,.'
ing lo6 acres; portion OF The Sane "A, =,
lots. and will be sold as one parcel M. -
mansion house containing sixteen fo,-,
good repair, and good outbuildiugs. uil1 4,
acres OF ground, will be sold separator y
balance Of the farm will be sold 90 ,uit !,
chasers A number OF lots IN Auslins go
10 Bellaire will be offered for sale on he ~.
Uses June LIST, 1892. AZ 2 p. m. Pats o. N. \
Hass farm will be furnished on Applicant,
either Of the undersigned.
T. W. sHREVR.
ml0dessh f. Il. SEDGWlCK.
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nor RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS Al
II RBGDrER Counting Room. ots s,oa
DOR RENT-HEw BRICK HoUsE W.
IL all modern improvements, - You're. .
street. from February ist. Will BE- eassa ~
term OF years 10 right party. AppJ A. ol9 ~,
City Water Board. -
UloR RENT-sToRE ROOMS or TEsn
IL Street, also very desirAbls tecoua :. .
dwellings on Main aud Tenth streets a. y. /,
t35 20 80 per month, Including steam o."
James l.. HAWlsy, 1870 Main street
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CATALOGUE AND PAMPHLET u
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printing Of this eissf IN NE 49,
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AweII KNOWN pIaywrIrht Owing.

New York, May 23.-Charies Gayler,
the veteran American playwright, is dying
in ST. Johns Hospital, Brooklyn. He has
had more than two hundred plays pro-
duced, and often said that he wrote more
than four hundred.
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In Assumpsit.

David r. Paige and Albert I. In AssumpSit
PAIGE. survivors Of them
selves and D. NJ. Carey, de-
ceased, late partners SIS
Paige, Carey and Company.
The object OF this suit Is TO recover lton INC
defsndAnts as surviving partners aforesaid the
sum OF four hundred and si1ty-seYen dolIAfs
and dfty-nire cents (si57.59). with interest on
four hu1dred and ffty-one dollars and eighty.
fonr cents (sa5l So thereof from the lsth day OF
February. 1892. and on fifteen dollars ana
seveptv-Aye cents $3.50 thereof from the ltth
dav Of March. 1872. due and owing TO The plain
tiffs by the said defendants, survivors ~ aIole.
sid. and TO attach ano subJect 10 the pa! hent
~ the said debt aud the costs OF this sun the
rff.ct, and estate OF the said defendants IN the
SrNte OF west Virgi MIA. And u appearing If,m
an AFFIDAVIT fled in the said suit that toe de-
PENDANTS. David K. Paige and Albert 1; falge'
are residents OF the state OF west NhKl MS
~ is o-dered that the said defendants DAVID h
paige and Albert 7. 5Alge, DO appear Sltnln
on. month after the date OF tbs nfst pnoiiea-
fion Of this order ard do what Is necessary 20
nrotert their Interests. 1t IL further ordered
hat this order be published and posted a. re-
Wttne:s, John ". MITCHELL Clerk Of our said
Court At the Court House OF said county. THIS
9TH DAY OF Mag, 1859 ..,.1.,,r,,r o,...
JOHN W. MITCHELL. clerk
Published the nrsttime May ~ leSxt
Attast: JOHN W. MITChELLs clerk.
HssEr n. RussELIs Attorney for PiHinsiHs'
myi0oswt
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Caben County Democratic Convention
Special C0rrssysadsHes Of The Register.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, May 22.-The
greatest satisfaction is manifested to-
day over the result Of the Democratic
Convention yesterday, a synopsis OF
which appeared in the SUNDAY REGIS
TER. Thompson antagonized no one
and Republicans AM Democrats alike
are glad he was endorsed. Professor
Hodges, who is a candidate for Super
intendent of Schools made no attempt
TO instruct the delegates for himself,
recognizing that if Thompson is nomi-
mated he is out OF the race and II Thomp-
son fails of nomination he will expect
Cabell to support him any way.
The following are delegates to the
various Conventions:
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RAYENSWOOD CONvrNTION.

Geo. l. Neal, c. W. Campbell, Jas.
Murphy, Garland Burlington, J. A. CO.
hen, 7. w. Peyton, Lace Marcum, B.
l.. Priddie, G. A. Wolcott, II. c. Simms,
Geo. w. Summers, Joseph Anderson.
Beamer Davis, Jasper DoddS, ]. II.
Warden, n. +. Bryan, J. &. Grade, E.
Il. Perry, L. Childers, Jasper Swami.
b. Y. Templeton, NJ. E. Lewis, Bernard
Neville, s. J. Kane.
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PRICES

A. low . any house afford sell the quality OF goods keep
to where have had an opportunity OF
the retail houses In New York our
have been We always glad to have samples
trouubt lin for comparison
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-24
STATE CONVENTION.

George I. Neal, George f. Miller, E.
$. Burlington, Eustace Gibson, J. II.
Marcum, c. +. Gwinn, A. A. Handley,
+, T. Mccullough, Lee Kahn, Ad.
Chambers, George McKendree, d. 1.
Smith, DR.. w. II. Bowles, J. L. Will
liamS, Robert Saunders, S. J. Kane,
Greed Stevens, Alex. McComas, Henry
Midkif, J. NJ. Baker, Gabe Bryan,
Lemuel Wilson, 7. J. Bolin, BeameI
Davis.
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t%AlI Finer Quilts at greatly reduced

CAn Finer Quilts greatly reduced prices during TINS sAl'
Muslin, worth &C. price TINS
Bales Extra Fine yard Unbleached Muslin worth &C. pf w
4Onh Muslin worth Sc price TINS VICE" ~
yard. yard.
worth @ price TINS wS & ward
Once
worth 9sc price TINS week sS
a and Pillow Case husHns WIS "
Chenille s1.09 worth $3.50
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

TNTHEC CIRCUIT COURT FOB o
l ty. West Virginia, to-wit:
John Waterhouse and stephen
Waterhouse. partners IS Wa
terhouse Brothers,
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HIS PersonaI Experience.

Hon. James w. Hustled, while serving
his sixth term as Speaker Of the Assem-
bly, Of the State Of New York, writes:
estate OF New YORK, Assembly
CHAMBER,
ALBANY, Jan. lG, 1890.
I desire once more TO bear my testi-
mony to the value Of ALLcocK's Po-
RoUs PLAsrEBS. 1 have used them for
twenty-five years past, and can con-
scientioCsly commend them as the best
external remedy that 1 have known.
Years ago, when thrown from a car
riage and seriously injured, / gave them
a thorough trial In very short time
the pain that / was suffering disap-
peared, and within a week 1 was en-
tlrely relieved On another occasion.
when suffering from a severe cough.
which threatened pulmonary dlHicul-
ties, which I was recommended to 80 GO
Florida to relieve, I determined
TO test the pasters again. I
applied them to my chest and be-
,een the shoulder blades, and in less
" a fortnight was entirely cured.
20 another occasion when suffering
attack of rheumatism in the
er to such az extent that could
elN raise my arm, I again resorted
@ p listers, and within very few
theEheumatism entirely disap-
Aaye them constantly by me.
at hpme or abroad. My family
Myself have found them to be-
rehedy, both for external
~oubies. never had bat
iculty in my lie, and the
e plaSters cured me In
as said before, TO
in public way 70
now Of no better
giving you my
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-24

FOR RENT.
In the old Bodley Wagon Works building %
able for manufacturing OF storage pufPp'''
Room on ground floor, S5xd5 feet
Room on second noof b)n6j isci
Room on thir0 floor. bb1o5 feet
All Of shove connected b. eleYato'.
Room on ground nOor. Nf0o iset
Room on second floor. 3l1N feet =.
steam power furnished with any Of ~, H''
rooms II desired. Apply % N
THE wEsf VA. TOBACCO Va
nafrdfondte
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.NATORIAL CONvENTION,

c. +. Enslow, Geo. w. Summers, A. P.
Mitchell, j. L. McLellon, d. p. Csrder,
Ad. Chambers, Geo. Anderson, Geo. /.
Neal J. II. Henion, II. Z. Mathews,
Jas. d. Frink, Rufus Switzer, ThoS.
McComas, Cal LunSford, VIM. Shu-
maker, Gabe Bryan, Hooper Stevens,
Yves. Jenkins, w. II. Bowles, Pres.
Williams, F. J. Templeton, J. r. Burke,
VIM. Donahue, Martin Blankinship.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

DR.. J. L. Stump, f. D. Boyer, Or. w.
%. Row, Horace Leete, c. A. Boxley,
John HOoe Russell, j. H. Marcum, j.
H. Page, w. II. II. Holswade, a. w.
Werniuser. r. A. Jack, e. L. Wash, J.
w. Perry, Chas. Love, Harvey Midkiif,
C. j. Gwinn, Bronson Wilson, Harvey
TemDleton, I. j.. BOlen, VIM. Swami,
w. NJ. BowleS, Thos. Hollingsworth,
John RidgLey, James CHAPMAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-24

When dull care makes life fZzic.
Drink Hires Root Beer.
When you feel little dry,
When you re cross and don't know why,
When with thirst the children cry,
There's 4 sweet relief TO try
Drink Hires Root Beer.
A e cent Package makes five gallons.
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David r. Paige and Albert I.
Paige, survivors, OF them
selves and D. NJ. Carey, de-
ceased, late partners IS
pns.rn Hnrar and Dom DanY.
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FOR RENT,

Desirable front room. second noor, fufnfH
or unfurnished, on North Main street
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Hon. James W. Hustled, while serving
his sixth term as Speaker OF the Assem-
bly, Of the State OF New York, writes:
estate OF New YORK, ASSEMBLY J
CuA1rpru
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For 2sut.

NESBITT 81 DEVINE,
nvto iz3q uafkst gtfssl
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-05
nearly a year with the Idaho senator's,
Shraup and Mcconnell.
Fitzsimmons Tries to XIII Himself


New ORLEANS. Feb. 5.-Frederick
Fitzsimmons alias Ambrose q. Budd
and several other names, who was ar
rested here Tuesday, charged with muir
der and theft in Pittsburg, cut his throat
with pen knife at 4 o'clock Thursday
morning in a cell at the parish prison
He will die. Fitzsimmons left long
letter addressed TO c. H. Fitzsimmons,
William Fitzsimmons Chief of Police
Caster, the Times Democrat, Picayune
and citizens of New Orleans, i'll which
he SAYS: The sunny south and the
Crescent City carry none but the most
pleasant recollections in my memory.
have pursued crime with its fatal con-
sequences. My liberty is jeopardized,
and liberty or death is paramount in my
mind. | prefer the latter, thus
relieving myself of further mental
and physical pain. Disgrace slow
death and dragging further in
the mire the good name of honorable
and respected relatives. My beloved
wife is the daughter of one of New
Orleans once popular and respected
citizens. My wife, Lucy Rebecca Fitz-
simmons, was improperly convicted at
the Allegheny county court house of
murder in the second degree through
the testimony of perjuring detectives, a
prejudiced jury and judge and is still in
Imprisonment Knowing that | am
about to hurl myself into eternity
solemnly swear my wife is innocent.
effected the escape from the Allegheny
county Jail because l foresaw conviction
before the trial began The bright sunny
atmosphere that surrounds my soul is
replaced by gloom and "A sad heart that
only death can alleviate"
Fitzsimmons, after writing the letter
in the morning, jumped in bed. threw a
blanket over his head and apparently
went to sleep. Half an hour later one
of the attendants went to the Jail, heard
him moaning, and ON going to his bed,
found Fitzsimmons mad slashed his
throat three times while under the
blanket, and was weak from loss OF
blood.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-05
Would Not Treat Earache.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Feb. ga
suit against Drs. S. Z. Ensminger and
L. w. Keegan for gross negligence was
filed in the circuit court. Alonzo
Brooks, circus man. was attacked on
Wednesday night by what was supposed
to be earache. A messenger was sent
for DR. Ensminger at 10 o'clock. En-
sminger refused to call ON the young
man until morning, saying he would be
all right then. AT II o'clock Brooks
was suffering so that messenger went
to DR., Keegan. He also refused to go to
see him, saying, however, he would call
rs soon as it was light enough. In the
meantime Brooks had gone into convul-
sions, during which he tore and
scratched himself until he presented a
terrible sight, He died at / o'clock.
When it became known that the physi-
clans refused to call on the unfortunate
man the whole neighborhood was indig-
nant DIR. Ensminger states that it was
impossible for him to go when he was
called, and, supposing that another ply
stefan had been called, thought it was
useless to make the trip DR.. Keegan
supposed" about the same thing. At
torneys say the physicians are guilty of
gross negligence.
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4 Terrible Half Minute.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind, Feb. J.-There
are many known cases where the hair
turned gray in year or a few months,
and novelists claim that it is possible for
black head to grow gray in one night.
A very peculiar case came under the
notice of your reporter this week. The
physicians, nurses and those who
CHANGED to be about the Mutt Hotel on
the evening of the late Monon wreck
were not little mystified by the suit of
hair worn by Miss Helen Love of the
City Club company. She is % years of
age and pronounced brunette. On the
memorable afternoon of the accident
and a moment before the cars began
their fearful descent, Miss Love sat in
the day coach reading novel. From
beneath the stylish hat which she wore
there peeped dark, soft, clinging curls.
Then came the crash, the shock and
struggle for escape from beneath the
timbers. Scarcely half minute elapsed
until the girl had secured a sure footing
and was safe, but that half minute, full
of horror and mental suffering had done
its work. An hour later she lay with a
broken ankle on a hospital cot Her
paid face was framed with ringlets OF
silver gray. A portion of Miss Loves
hair retained its original color, and
seems strangely out of place with her
white tresses that bear unmistakable
evidence of the intense mental horror
which she must have endured until she
was liberated from the debris. The
young lady does not appear to mind the
matronly appearance of her locks in the
least.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-05

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5-Mr. Sayers of
Texas, from the committee on appro-
priations, reported bill to supply the
deficiency in the appropriations for the
eleventh census. and it was referred to
the committee of the whole: also a reso-
luton directing an inquiry into the
affairs of the Worlds Columbian expo
sition, stating he would call it up fol
action tomorrow.
Mr.. Dubois presented a substitute,
which was ordered printed and will be
considered at the same time.
Mr.. Dickerson of Kentucky offered a
resolution ordering the committee on
judiciary to make an investigation and
report whether congress has the consti-
tutional authority to appropriate money
for the Worlds Columbian exposition.
Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Goodnight of Ken
lucky the senate bill passed to provide
for the creation of the Fourth judicial
district of the territory of Utah. Ad.
journed.
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ARE ADOPTED AT LAST
The House Rules Finally Go
Through.
THIRD PARTY MEMBERS UNITED

Resolution by Mr.. Sayers Directing an In
quiry into the Affairs of the World'i
Column ian Reciprocity with
Guatemala.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-The house got
through with the rules Thursday and
the committee which formed them ex
pressed itself as satisfied with their pres.
ent condition. 1t says that while there
are amendments they are immaterial
and do not really disturb the rules as
first brought in. The main point about
them is that they provide for n cloture
or the stopping of debate. This was
strenuously resisted by many Democrats
because it looked as if the Democrats
We're camping this year where the Re
publicans camped last year. wrote up
two bottles of ink last year about the
iniquity of stopping debate in the senate
when the force bill was up. Just now
am saying very little ON the subject.
The advocates of the rule to stop de-
bate have good sensible ground to rest
on They point out the petulant dispo-
sition of the minority and how cumber-
some the majority is. If there were nc
rules to stop eternal talking it would be
impossible for the house to do anything
at all. There is no doubt but what there
are many Democrats in the house who
are itching to filibuster. In fact, the
eastern Democrats declare that if free
and there is no limitation placed on the
debate by the committee on rules they
will tilibuster such bill to debate.
The committee on agriculture consid-
cred the bill to prevent dealing III
futures. Representatives from different
boards of trade addressed the committee
but they evidently had but little effect
on that body. There is no doubt that
the bill will be reported fav orably, will
pass the house by two-thirds vote, will
pass the senate and Harrison will sigr
it. This is the expressed opinion of Re
publican and Democratic senators.
About the first thing the house will
now do is to pass an urgency appropria
ton bill. This bill amounts to something
over 5000, 600. and is for the deficiency
in the interior department, growing out
of the census. The committee refused
to put in the bill any deficiency in any
other department. The other deficiency
bills will in all probability be deferred
till about the last days in the session.
The silver men are declaring that the
meeting of the Reform club in New
York, at which many distinguished mel
are invited to speak, is nothing more Oh
less than mass meeting got up for the
purpose of influencing legislation against
silver.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-05
Do You Know II?

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slight hacking Cough is also very
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and get one that is not full of Opium
and one that will not produce Consti.
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does not constipate, remember this. 1t
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it's the most soothing and healing
Throat and Lung medicine in the
world. 1t cures Consumption, Coughs.
Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, Whoop,
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Pneumonia.
Sold by H. c. FISHER & Co.
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A Safe Investment.

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