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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13
BRILLIANT, ID.

BRILLIANT. O., November ED. Barr,
of Wellsburg, was in town trying 10 get
enouph peopIe 10 attend the lecture 10 De
given by Bill Nye.
The construction Of the new DIR smart
was started Tuesday last.
Rev. T.. II. Stewart lectured at New Al
exandria on prison Life.
A number went 10 Pittsburg Saturday 10
attend the great parade.
James Mcdonald was seriously burned
by hot water last week by overturning a
p. L. Wolfe, o merchant tailor of
Smithfeld, was in the city on business
Saturday.
mic" Kopp. who removed TO Fostorla
some time ago and accepted the position OF
manager In one Of the factories there, was
presented with fine gold watch by the
employees.
Miss Pearl Maloy, OF Deunison, was viz
itiny Miss Nellie Shannon last week.
MIR. L. McIntire is on the sick list this
week.
Born to Geo. Harris and wife, boy.
Owing to the scarcity OF coal the pudlers
were compelled TO lay of Tuesday.
About lbs tickets were sold from this
place TO Wheeling Tuesday last.
Three Of our young gets we're recently
seen in the neighborhood OF buHalo creek
Probably hunting for gas.
John Everson is wiser, II not weather.
after his Wheeling trip. Twenty dollars
OF his hard earned money went to some
poor fellow.
A surprise party was rendered Miss LIZ
zie Hume Monday evening by large num-
Der OF her young friends.
Reuben Hall, highly respected citizen
OF Warren township, died Monday night.
His remains were inferred AZ Centre
Church, near New AleIandria, Wednes-
day.
ID. Arthur, Of MIngo. was in town
Monday.
]. II. Dougherty and Seynore Grahsm
were doing business In town Thursday.
Geo Darby will roifie on Parker
breach-loading shot gun at 50 cents
chance. -.
Mr.. j. Hull, OF Pittsburg, was visiting
Mrs. G. Riddle, OF the Addition, Thursday.
We are undergoing butter famine here
at present. II is almost impossible get
bit OF butter.
John Green has removed from the
Winters property into the property owned
by himself bove the pike.
Fred Worthiugton was paying his par
ents a visit last week. He returned 70
Cleveland Friday.
James A. Hobson and VIM. ID. Free, OF
New Alexandria, passed thsough here on
their way 10 the Wheeling DemocrAtlc
demonstration Tuesday.
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oLARINGroN.

CLARINeToN, O.. November 12-Mrs.
DR.. Haoermehl spent Sunday with her
mother at Franklin, W. Va.
John Fish of Pittsburg spent this week
here with his family. Mr.. Fish is work
ing at the cigar trade in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Lucy Cramer returned home this
week from lengthy visit TO relatives at
Belpre, O.
Mrs. f. r. Kraft of Belpre is visiting
relatives here this week.
The steamer Liberty went TO Bellaire
Sunday with load of lumber.
w. w. Walton OF Columbus spent this
week at mis- home here.
Cyrus Higgs Of Franklin was in town
Friday.
Charles Reynolds visited friends at Scio
this week.
The GAINESVILLE district conference
meets here next week, commencing on
Monday. l4th, and lasting three days.
Levi Baldwin died very suddenly at his
home here Tuesday morning. Mr. Bald
win had been sick for some time with heart
disease, but was able to be up good part
Of the time. The funeral took place We'd
nesday afternoon. The services were con-
Quoted by Darlington Lodge, No. 525, !. o.
o. K. Mr. Baldwin was one of the oldest
members Of this lodge, he being past eighty
years.
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BABNEsvILLE.

BARxEsvrLLE, O., November l2.-The
G.. 4. Il. Post Of this place Is making pre-
paration for their reunion, which !. 10 be
hold in Bradfeld's Hall on November Il.
Department Commander j, f. Mack will
grace the occasion by his presence and q
grand time is anticipated.
Henry G.. Dane Is billed 70 lecture Ia the
interest Of the High School lecture course
on November Il.
The Masonic banquet held here Thurs
day night was in every respect grand sue
cess.
Judge n. II. Barber. Of Cambridge, was
with friends here on Sunday.
Great surprise IS well as sorrow was
caused araong the Presbyterian congrega-
ton Monday night by the resignation OF
thor pastor, Rev. Donehay.
Mr.. Donehay mas accepted call In Den
yer. Col. as be thinks the climate VIII De
beneficial 20 Mrs. Donehay's health, which
has been poor for some time past.
Miss Gail Hlbonrd 10 seriously III Al the
residence OF her father on West church
street.
A thanksgiving dinner will be served at
Masonic Hall BIZ the Ladies Aid Society
Of the ". 2. church.
Rev. F.. HiDgeley occupied the pulpit
AZ the VI. Z. church last Sabbath morning.
Mis-. Aues, OF DunKl-kf mo- MIS-. rim
bail. OF Chicago, and Mrs. Early, OF New
Jersey, are the guests Of Mrs. Sam Fees,
Of East Main street
Miss Carrie Mock. o, this place, has been
employed as saleslady In a dry goods store
at GAINESVILLE.
Republicans are looking and feeling
pretty blue here Just at present, many OF
them being poorer but wiser, while the
Democrats are correspondingly happy.
About 50 OF our people will attend the
Democratic jubilee in Wheeling TOMORROW
night.
SpecuIations are IN order as 70 who our
4 next pssssmlstcr viii be, about ten names
thzving been mentioned
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13
HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., November 12.-Henry
Neuenschwander, our popular merchant,
was away the first of the week purchasing
his fall stock Of goods.
Prot. and Mrs. Williams left for home
Sunday evening after months visit with
relatives at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Chss, Hsudenschield are
the proud possessors OF new boy.
Mrs. Lima Hauck was at Serdis. o., this
week visiting her sister, Mrs. Helen
Funk.
Several young ladies and gentlemen Of
town went TO New Mertinsville last Tues
day evening to hear the election returns,
and came home at a very late hour very
much disappointed.
Mrs. Lib Poland and daughter returned
to their home. at Steubenville, Wednesday
after a short visit with relatives here.
Mrs Forty Neuenschwander was at
Wheeling Wednesday on pleasure trip.
viii Noll was home this week from
Huntington, spending the time with his
FLAMES Monroe, Of Allegheny, Pa, is here
visiting his sister, Mrs. Martha Sutu.
DR.. Smith, of Clarington, was IN town
Tuesday evening.
The Junior Epworth League held social
Friday evening, at the residence OF A ID.
Hofer.
Work was abandoned on the oil well be-
low town two weeks ago, but has been re-
sumed now by another company known as
the aRescue Oil Coz The object Is 70 go
three hundred feet more down.
Rillv Neuenschwander was home from
Sistersyille. Tuesday, TO vote for Harrison.
and be is sorry now that he wasted so
much time.
Jake Voegthy Is putting uD hne new
fence in front of his residence.
Mr.. Christ Cehiro is in q precarlous
condition at this writing. having received
4 fan last week from q wagon, wnir In
iured his brain, and he has also recei q
naralv tic str0i-o since
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13

lease key, he will find himself in COM
munication with the third person. The
Outside party, however, cannot either
speak with the other party or listen to
any OF the conversation, he can only
obtain sufficient connection to ring his
bell.
Although there are only seventy-tive
telephones in operation at La Porte the
claim is made that 5000 wires can be
successfully run into machine with
only a five.inch disk. The electricians
Of the company are also at work upon
device which, when q telephone Is In
use, will register on that machine the
number of the instrument wishing TO
make connection.
The Stronger Automatic Telephone
Company, Of Chicago, was incorporated
November Is, 1891, under the avs OF
the State OF Illinois. The capital stock
is SIS, 900, 900, and the officers are M. A.
Never, president; A. b. Stronger, Vice
president: and j. Harris, secretary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13

manufacturers OF cut nails have
rdachaIeuge 20 the manufacturers
r,srs.s TO- the United States. The
.g involves the production Of
Il BOO kegs OF nails a year, and is for
superiority of manufacture. The
yrsto take place at the United
y, Arsenal. at Waterfowl, Mass,
"a government testing machine.
object OF the tests is TO ascertain
comparative holding powers of cut
|saai wire nails, OF equal lengths
weights, when driven, and In actual
\ aD the common building material
'hsouary, say spruce wood. IL is
gni 90 conduct the tests 0y pull
ar cut nails of given length and
s1t and then pulling ten wire mai Us
, be sane length and weight, thus
spylg the nails in pairs, until the
is exhausted.
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Wheeling Bride. and Terminal Railway.

Time Table No. Z, 10 take effect i7:ol q o.,
sunday, October 231, 1914
Leave Wbeelisg-f5.O, f7:l5, f7.d5, fP;fb.
S9.l3 90 a. m si3:i5. fl45, t5.oo'i:0O $40.
$3.50 fo.D y. m. -.
Leave Psninsula-tb.i 10, ~. fiH. %,
S9:Bl ftl.O1 a. m, tls.Ib fisy3, fo.9p, 49,
s4:4l, s5:3g, fb:5G y. m.
Leave w. al. (. and C., L. a W. Junction.
gs.IT te.s2 +7..O. sl0.O3 si0.Ss q. NJ. fl.lo.
u: NJ s3.2Y. 800. f5:27, % ;55. 1I0.fs p. m.
ti:i3 s3:si, - 0s y. m.
Lesy. De Hs,s crosslug--f7;H. 100 a ~,
4l:i4. 80 800 p. IN.
tDsiIy sIcspt sunday. 'Dally tsunfsys
All trains will run on Eastern Tine. clcek
In tslsgraph once a. wheeling u ~ STANDARD
ti nlls;..d LKTAUssIG. superis,ssssst
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r,.Homsstead situation.

b. s.5ss remain firm ia the strike
'r,~syarl. and the men appear de-
ned Do hold out for some time.
,,s sustained by assessments from
80, of the a. A. Of l. and ). W.,
III, week several glass workers
l-ra,.9rs. The strike has stirred
carnations from center 10 cir
-s.sree and now the American
ls.,,.71 OF LABOR is making an effort
s,rr about o settlement Of the
,,ys Last week the national Off
of,ss Federation addressed a well
mid Getting so Homestead.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13

telephone system that is unique
and without a parable. 1t is a
system that looks after itself, and
each and every subscriber makes
whatever connection be desires
without outside aid and by. tapping
out the number on q keyboard. 1t is
the first practical demonstration Of the
utility OF the Stronger Automatic Tele-
phone Exchange, and II the tests made
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13
NOTICE.

We have been appointed the Agentsof N
Champion Iron Co., OF Kenton, o., the largtsi
IRON ana Fence and ofnsmented works In ~
United States. They msnuiactaTs ~ different
stylss Of Fence, Cemstery Lot Enclosure
Baild.rs' Iron Work Iron stsirEays, Brackets
for Balconies, Versnda Columns. VeFande Raj
inqs. Iron Tree Guards, window Guards, Set -
ana Chairs, Entrance Gates, Iron Posts, oalsAn.
lied Iron Work, Fire Escapes dc., &C.
MakingA specially Of this class OF work, Anc
having a splsndidly equipped plant, they Es
prepared 70 make much closer prices Than can
30 obtaiuea elsewhere. We shal be pleased ~
show designs and quote prices.
30, A. ]. sWEEtkn ~ eyfv.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13
Local Jottings.

D Of ,ae potteries are busy and
behind with orders.
b North Wheeling bottle house is
ping an exceptionally good season.
Be o5acco factories are running TO
ih. capacity TO keep up with or
b Bosiwick Fire Proof Steel Lath-
Company has had several good sized
b ior latin come ia during the past
lays
arpairs at the Whitaker mill are
b finished this week aud it is ex-
that the mill will. resume in full
Week.
a,k Howard closed on. his grocery
G,isy.,,e some time ago aud is
'inl.S old position In the FOStoria
factory.
b boys at the La Belle tack factory
p, report iJr work on the day fol-
,s election, and the factory was
consequence.
Do Owens, s. well-knowu mold
-.' WAC learned his trade at the
A has accepted q position with the
-,s.oa Glass Company.
excavation for the foundation Of
lev plate mil, 40 Sceu6enville is
done and the new galvanizing de-
-'-i is wei. under way.
'rsoa Sc Chew are having a heavy
genera. repair work just now and
ave large force OF men busy at
,''s % work at the present time.
j. sweeney IS Sons foundry and
-e sl1gare both at work turning
genera. line of miscellaneous work
--.-- 90 tle.rste4mCOat contracts.
''s are number of rumorS In cir
,esardius new departures con-
t'-l by the Wheeling Steel and
-l4ly one of which is q Struc-
- on the site Of the BenwoOd
aNry.
Belmont plate mill and furnace,
,'l sse.p and plate mills, the
i-'1lcs and sheet mill and the
s s,se. plant are the depart
y .le Wheeling Steel and Iron
sV-r.ols works that are going
d. Harris, formerly manager Of
-'oarg Glass Company, is now
VIII the Huntington Glass
~ Q. huntington, W. Va. They
sl, g.l the molds of the
.lS 0ass Company AID are fill
-'-5's .-r the same.
riverside everything is boom
ae2. plant, plate mill, and
aie going full blast. The
~, .' the ga,vaniZ.rg SHOP has
'--l, o-, has not yet received
at OF machinery. a large
y work on ,1e new plate mill,
~ De pushed 10 completion as
Is possible.
The mills at Etuavllle, the
'le Standard, continue 20 go
l has been fortunate 10 not
serious breaks 10 repair for
a slight break occurred
-:-le at the new mill Of the
III 1leSiay morning, but 1t was
al9 the mill got under way
'-'slay morning.
.Soeayile star states that the
'sraing the removal Of the
49, HorsS to some town In the
= leld, has no foundation in
company has received many
ls The past five years. but
slove unless Is IS found 10 De
Secessity. Il Is more probable
Experiment. with 8 vloav -.
alon ~ the fue'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13
~, A. A. Of 1 and $. W.

-,,ble 90 inc -
ir''D 80 organization Of fnishers'
The 70 --.burg, Pa, has created
sioa 8. , . in the ranks Of the
re Ted Association, and as a
ai a. -..r., bsscaused a great amount
s'1'a lions discussion. The move
i,'L -,,ws out Of the acceptance
j.. q ,l rer cent. reduction
s... ~ wages 81 the scale COM
% -5,'-ss A. A. o; /. 81 5 w. IL is
zee -tr+,s f1ishers that the AssO-
ii-.ll ~, i, NOD protect their interests to
i;9- 49, -.- sv-ert. hence the movement
2.o5- -,-t On the other side, IL is
'l.i ,5st no branch OF the business
1 l-. rs-rer cared for than the du-
-', 20 -ha reduction was accepted
a. ..-..arun5er Of fruitIess confer
IN and when 10 appeared impossible
= .sa,- r1.nt It is not at all like
az ,ss new organization will be
I'm As many huissers condemn
moi q few men in the craft.
-.' M, feared that 10 will have an
',-. effect upon the strike at
..,,4 qs facu0us clements with
.l..,-Fs O.. the wOrkiAgmen's or
.,..o9 cannot fail of being product
ib,-n 90 la51r's cause.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13
Winter Racing for Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 12.-Col.
r. c. Pale. of the Pale stock farm situa-
ted at Baden, st. Louis county, will
soon inaugurate winter racing on a
large and extensive scale in the Repub-
lie Of Mexico.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13

between sixty and sew
ty of Mr.. Bells instru-
ments in use. The SUBJ
scriber just presses the
button and the ingeni-
Gus mechanism invent
ed by Mr. Stronger
does the rest. Central
Office, instead OF being
filed by the hum OF
feminine voices, is de-
serted and lonesome
save for the presence OF
a man, who goes around
about once every two
weeks with q sprinkling
can and fills the battery
jars with water. In the
opinion of Frederick
Hull, one of the towns
landmarks, this man has
the "softest job on
earth.
But, leaving the soft
job" entirely out OF the
oneStion. La Porte has
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13
nm INg FACTORIES,
=, af4P EVENTS OF INTEREST
:. :, ag4BTaE PAST WEEK.
q ,.sry 0rganizaion-Th' Homestead
New - lags from Cut Nail
Ea7 Local Notes.

...is,ant fact, and one which
Il mes ior the present indus
peaks W. W., that not one Of Wheeling's
r.a SCI ...tgring plants closed down
n'--5 ,y. Along the entire line
ei''''1l ,,asl there is an unusual de-
-Fol a. ...,e.b and stability manifest
be % .,,,sry interests are rushed
'-' and the glass factories ap-
lib orders '
l., TO be busy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13

Thursday are any criterion OF the value
Of the invention the company, which Is
said to have IS, 100000 invested Is In
fair way to reap golden harvest.
Four days ago the circuits were COM
pIeted in La Porte, aud Thursday was
selected as the time for making an ex-
hiblt before capitalists and scientific
eXDerts
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13
HELLO, MAIN, GOOD BY.
SrRowGERS TELEPHONE ATTACHMENT DIS
PENSES WITH GIRLS.
By It's Use Subscribers Place Themselves in Com
munication Without the Intervention of Gen.
tal 0psrator-Ths Device Can Also DO
Used on Telegraph Lines and for
Exploding TOrpsioes.

The telephone girls are not fashionable
in Laporte, Ind, In fact, there are
none, although that thriving town has
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13
GRAETFuL-CoMFoRTINo.
Epps's Cocoa

BY Thorough xnouisdsso Of sks natufal laws
which xoysrn the oDerasiOEs Of digettioa an1
nutris.oa, sad by . careful a1piieAuon 81 tas
the properties Of usil-sslsots1 Cess, ~. EDVs
Ia. provided oar breakfast tselss VIA aaen-
est,iT a.Torsd oevsrsEs vtica nay save 40
raAny hsary DOCTOR bills. 10 b ~ tie ludioto1s
vse Of sues articles u dlst thst kenst,gfloa
rsIy b gradually bailt up sBui stro,g eneugs
70 resist every tsadsncI 70 slsesss. rnffst
10 attack snsrsvr thsrs 10 q weak po1tt y
aVsscaDs nany fatal shsft ~ EssPinfo
selves we'll fortitsd win pufe oioc1 fzf Pr
.,iv uourished frame "--Ctee 1Hbt<s oasfflG
sde sipply via Boiling water o. milk sol. a
sslyis kalf-poandtins. BY 0focsfs. isesiee tsusir
llu(f [ysi 4 EoneorArzic cssAi,fA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-16

In the County Court Of Henrico yester-
day the case of John Housemann, charged
with assault upon his daughter, was
called.
Mr. Harry NJ. Smith, his counsel. asked
Che postponement of the trial till the next
term. on the ground Of his being engaged
In other cases in other courts preventing
his attendance at this term.
The Court. Judge Christian, of Charles
City, presiding for Judge e. c. Minor,
who was absent from illness, declined
TO postpone the case, because of former
frequent delays in the trial, so Mr..
Smith said he regretted having TO with
draw from the defense Of the prisoner.
II is understood that Mr.. Smith vCiun-
teered to defend Housemann Che being
without money or friends) without any
fee. The splendid defense he made for
the prisoner at the first trial has been
everywhere favorably remarked upon.
In order to allow the prisoner time to
get counsel the Court set next Saturday
as the date for the trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-16
A WONDERFUL CHANGE.
A Child'S Complete Restoration to
Health.

Yes, sir; can certainly say that the
treatment Of my little girl has been Won
derful." The speaker was Mrs. Annie Ell
lott, wife of Lycurgus Elliot, and living
on Webster avenue near b street, Park
View, Portsmouth. Mrs. Elliott talked
freely Of her child's suffering and wonder
full restoration TO health. The child is only
FIVE years old and bears the same name as
its mother. Here is Mrs. Elliott's state
ment: Less than three months ago /
carried my child 10 see DR.. Coates. The
child had been suffering for three years
with catarrh of the head and no physician
in this city could relieve her. i read DR..
Coates advertisement in the papers but
would not go TO see him until had made
some personal inquiry. 1 saw Mr.. III. J.
Lambert of Atlantic City, who had been
cured by Dr. Coates, and asked him about
ii. He told me that he valued the benefit
received by him at over $1,000. When l
went to the Doctor my little girl was in
an awful condition.
There was a constant discharge from
the ears, which was horrible and very Of
fensive. She was deaf. had no appetite,
and her health was poor. In less than
three weeks l noticed the Improvement in
her condition. Now she is well. There is
no running at the ear, her appetite is
splendid, and that tired feeling has en-
tirely disappeared. She has also gained
in weight. All that / can say is that the
change in her condition has been wonder
full, and l have no hesitancy in recon-
mendng DR.. Coates TO all sufferers from
catarrh."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-16

The Situation, So Far, In Favor OF TN
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.


II has been several weeks since ths
committee representing the order iaic
before the officials OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway a petition asking for adj
| vance In the salaries of the operators
| and train dispatchers employed ny the
| road. The officials, at least General Man.
aeer Stevens, recognized the order ana
| hogan 10 treat with the committee, but II
| now appears as though no agreement
| q, m ever be reached betw cen the railroad
! comnany and the order OF Railway Tele-
| eraphers as IL is said that the tele-
eraphers want all OF their demands ac-
coded 10 or nothing; while, on the other
hand the railroad wishes 10 compromise
the matter by giving portion or the
demands made. The railroad officials are
disposed TO favor the order. but they
think that ia view OF the recent ad-
vances made in salaries. the 'order Is
unreasonable in its demands.
I asked a prominent operator yesterday
what he thought OF the situation. He re-
plied that Il was useless for the o. X. L.
bows TO fight the Chesapeake and ohio
railway. as they would certainly lose the
fight" Said he: There is no man living
that knows the characteristics or rail-
road operators better than General Man
ager Stevens. He has been one OF the
bows. ana Knows ali dDoul thNtAs AAN
has done more for the operators OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio system than any
other general manager heretofore. and
will continue to push the boys up, but
you must not get his feathers ruffied by
forcing him to do otherwise than that
which he thinks is just and right. If the
order Of Railway Telegsaphers force him
TO a fight 1t will be a qGickly-fought bat
tie. with the odds in favor of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway
There is but little fear Of strike by
the Chesapeake and Ohio ofiicialf as the
places Of the strikers could be supplied
very quickly and in such a short time
that there would be no interruption In
the movements Of trains. Most of the
members of the order Of Railway Tele-
graphers on the Peninsular division are
men who have been employed by the road
for years and own their homes at the
stations where employed. and 1t is doubt
full If they could be induced to make
sacrifice by joining a strike; therefore,
the road officials are of the opinion that
the committee will accept the company's
terms and the men continue at their
post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-16

The laws Of health are taught in the
schools: but not in the way to be of much
practical benefit and are never illustrat-
cd by living examples. which in many
cases might easily be done. If some
scholar who has Just contracted a cold
was brought before the school so that
ell could hear the dry, loud cough and
know it's significance; see the thin white
coating on the tongue and later, as the
cold developed, see the profuse watery
expectoration and thin watery discharge
from the nose, not one of them would
ever forget what the first symptoms of
a cold were The scholar should then
be given Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
freely, that all might see that even a Sc
we're cold could be cured in one or two
days. or at least greatly mitigated, when
properly treated as soon as the first
symptoms appear. This remedy is ia
nous for its cures of coughs, colds and
Group. IL Is made especially for these
diseases. and is the most prompt and
most reliable medicine known for that
purpose. Fifty-cent bottles for sale by
Owens & Minor Drug Company 1907 east
Main street.