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miliar aud not overly gentle slap on the
shoulder, and hearty "How are yez,
Moike?" aud he turned to find before
him a six-foot compatriot, who was evil
IDENTIFY suffering physical and mental
tortures for the want OF little Stimu-
liant, his reduced financial circumstances
precluding his "doing the act" in his
own behalf.
"Oi soy. how are yez, Moike?" said
the newcomer, Selling and wringing our
first friends hand with a warmth, pal
pably borne of hope TO work him for a
drink.
Its all roight, am; DO yez see any
thing wrong wild me?" said Mike, as he
unconsciously felt OF his injured eye.
mot the least bit in loife," said the
new arrival. Faith, an it's foine-
lookin' man yez are entirely"
"Wuz yez at the partly last noight?"
said Mike.
"Oi wuz that same" said his friend,
catching at the straw.
"It's q clever tonne we had the
noight?" cycling the newcomer with q
sudden interest.
'Indade an it was. It's foine fo!ght
lcA hdAC, DdIIiA lNO OgCy oolu VIZ
newcomer, as he caught glimpse Of
the injury for the first time and started
TO work the cue for the drink.
"Phwat does yez know about me
oye?" demanded Mike. Then suddenly
and with sinister smile which was
lost upon the other: Its handy man
yez are with yer fists entirely"
"Oi did handle meself," was the smil-
ing reply.
'Yez did that same. Was it yez
sthroked me in the oye?" said Mike
suddenly, in a smiling and fattering
way.
"Oi dunno If it was me-0i dunno"
said No. 2, in hesitating yet pleased
way, and still thinking of that drink.
"Oi believe yez was the man who
sthroked me-" said Mike, in an insinu-
ating way. "Soy it wuz yez as sthroked
me in the oye."
ooh, OF dunno-Oi dunno-Oi moight
have tapped yez jist one"
"Soy it was yez"-with an artful and
deceptive smile-"soy it was yez
sthroked me-" turning toward the bar.
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NOTES OF THE RIVER
News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
The keystone is scheduled to leave
this morning for Pittsburg.
The river is filled with Allegheny
river ice, which is running out strong.
3 The Scotia departed yesterday morn
ing with fair trip for Cincinnati and
intermediate points.
The marks on the landing at mid
night showed 0 feet inches OF water
in the channel and falling.
The Congo passed mp for Pittsourg
about o'clock yesterday morning. She
will be to-day's packet for Cincinnati.
Captain George NJ. Hazlett, an old
time riyerman, died az his home 10
Pittsburg Thursday morning. His III
ness for several months has been known
TO his friends about the rivers, and for
that reason his death was not sur
prise. but it was generally lamented.
He was very well snown. having been in
the boating business either as al en-
ploye or an owner since his ninth year.
He was 60 years old.
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GOOD PRICES

Brought at the Sale of the Harbour Real
Estate, Yesterday.
The real estate belonging to the J. G.
Harbour estate was put up at public
aGctiOn at the front door Of the Crurt
House, yesterday, by Auctioneer j. c.
Hervey, aud attracted q very consider
able amount OF attention from investors,
| the bidding being quite spirited.
The residence property, fronting 81
feet 21s inches on the west side of Mar
ket street, was sold TO Mr.. Charles
Mertz, Of Ravens, o., father-in-law of
Mr.. Charles w. FranZheim, for sea, $50,
or about $3.50 a front foot.
The Main street property, occupied by
the firm OF Harbour 81 Dittmsn, was
sold 10 Miss Sarah A. Harbour for
50, 500. 1t fronts p feet "a inches on
the west side Of the street.
The residence property, in the alley
south Of Eleventh street, between Chap
line and EOff streets, went to j. E. Cla-
tor for -, 200.
There is a strong probability that the
Market street property will be improy-
ed in the near future by the remodeling
OF the present residences into store.
rooms.
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SQUIRE Ankles COURT.
The Rape Case Disposed of-Other Crimi
nal Matters.

The Rape Case Disposed Of-Other Crimi-
nal MATTERS.
The case Of the State VS.. John Null
holland, charged with attempted rape,
camp up before Justice Geo. Ankle yes
terday afternoon at o'clock. Prose-
cutting Attorney Howard appeared for
the state and G.. w. Atkinson for the
defendant. Anumber of witness were ex-
amined, the evidence being practically
the same rs given in the REGISTER yes
terday morning. The evidence not be-
ing sufficient to hold the prisoner, he
was discharged.
Mary Ebrel, an Arabian, who lives at
Louis Messina's boarding house, corner
of Twelfth and Water streets, was
charged by Christ Manella, an italian,
with assault and battery. The evidence
was conflicting, witnesses for prosecu-
ton testfying that Mary struck Christ
on the arm with chair, whereupon the
latter retaliated by throwing plate at
Mary, which struck her head and broke
into fragments. Defendants witnesses
swore that the assault was begun by
Manalla, but as there was Q decided pre-
pOnderence. OF evidence in favor OF the
prosecution, Mary was assessed S. and
costs. She announced her determine
tion TO go to Jail, but her friends raised
the money and paid her fine. Manella
was fined for the olfelse in Police Court
yesterday morning.
VIII Kennedy was arrested yesterday,
charged with being one OF the parties
who accomplished the ruin of the young
girl who was taken from Nellie Whites
house of jllfame on Friday. Elsie
Gray was arrested on Friday upon the
same charge. Kennedy furnished bond
tos his appearance on Monday. 1t is
understood that the officers are looking
for another Young man.
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NORTH WHEELING POTTERY.
The Second Kiln of vitrihed China Drawn
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
The North Wheeling pottery, under
its new management, promises to rank
among the foremost Of Wheeling's es-
adjustments, both in regard TO the
quality of its product and the number OF
men who will find employment there.
Yesterday the second kiln OF ware was
drawn. Between go and 20 persons are
now employed at the pottery, and new
hands will be added to the working
force as rapidly as will be found neces-
sary TO meet its orders. When il is run
ming full, between 400 and 500 persons
will find employment there.
The pottery will make vitrifed china
hotel and decorated ware. There are
but one or two potteries in the United
States engaged in the manufacture OF
the line of decorated ware which will
be manufactured, most of it now being
imported from Europe. DR.. W. IL.
thinner, a graduate Of the Royal Uni
versity, of Berlin, Germany, and prac-
tiCal chemist has accepted the position
Of manager Of the concern, and Edmund
Theurick, also Of Berlin, is the general
foreman. The decorating department
is In charge Of Mr.. Wanke, Of Germany.
All OF these men are thoroughly
familiar with the manufacture Of the
line Of ware which it is proposed to turn
out, aud will no doubt demonstrate the
fact that II can be made here cheaper
than it can be imported.
The points of superiority in vitrihed
china over the Gdamantine china are
the hard body and bright glaze, making
Il more durable and more pleasing TO
the eye. All Of the ware is translucent.
The North Wheeling company already
has partial list OF samples which are
gems Of the potters' art. The Royal
Saxon and French decorations are no.
tally handsome.
As there is a good demand for vitri-
fed china In this country, and but little
competition In home manufacture, ii is
expected that the North Wheeling pot
terry will soon be placed in continuous
operation with a full complement OF
WCrkmen.
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Index to Sew Advertisements.
FOURTH FACE.

FOURTH PAGE.
Diamonds and WntcAel.-I. C. Dillon Co.
Special Linen Sale. $ Rhodes < Co.
Stock Taking-SJone & Thomas.
FIFTH PACE
Choice Dro-s GoO5s-Geo. VI. Sncok & Co
TOr SIl--tIIuo.
Waulc.-IFr shaker.
Wau.sd-O1ds-s Tor Fruit snd Ornamental
wqrtei-Gi-l Tor Homework.
Wsu-td-SitJa-.gl by Druggist
I~st-BaEg's.
Wartcd-kc5us Pop Light Housekeeping.
For Salr-NurgF Carr -.
Yautec-Nour Address.
Uu.ra fIuu----fh- N.trh.
Grand Opera E0u-H-Ng Nickers.
Waulej-tam band.
Wauted-TrSyclIE statesmen.
Ask Your Grocer FOR Lion Z Tee.
New Ice Firm-Geo Reilac1er.
Wsntcd-Lady Cv Gentleman.
Aruouue-meut-Aulre A.. Patterson.
FOuud-Nlng.
For Eent-Three- Room House.
Notice 90 the Pubhc-C. ID. Noble.
Opera u3use-Neii Burgess.
TENCH PAGE-
spe ciai Sale OF Sill s-H. Emsheimer.
Low Price and FINE Goods Net.
Special Prices on Lace Curtains-L- ). Good
New Spring Dress Goods-Egger, VARIES
& Co.
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AN INJURY AVENGED.
TEE MANNER IN WHICH AN INNOCENT VICTIM
WAS KNOCKED OUT.
BeguilM into an Admission Of Something he
Didn't Do, he has His Head Punched BY
an Apparent Friend.

The bar-keeper had just completed
the artistic arrangement Of the nine
o'clock free lunch, last night, and was
contemplating the snowy cloth and the
tempting array Of viands with profess
sional satisfaction, preparatory to CIV
ing the signal to those awaiting the
completion Of the spread to fall to,
when there entered from the sidewalk
as interesting specimen OF the genuine
Irishman rs one often sees here in
Wheeling. Small Of stature, he came
slowly up to the bar, jingling several
oliver coins in his trousers pocket, and
after a pleasant greeting to the bar
tender, he took and paid for "a little
of the crature," and then, disdain-
ing the luncheon, ne stood with
his back TO the bar. lost in re-
Election. Every once in while he alb
systematically put the fingers OF his
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deeds of Transfer Left for Record Yes
terday.

Deeds of Transfer Left for Record Yes
terday.
The following transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday:
Deed made February l, 1892, by
Peter Cruise and wife, to Ernest Morte-
mann, ~ acres, roods, and 80 poles Of
land on the south branch OF Short
Creek. Consideration, $4,000.
Deed made February 6, 1892, by Fl.
L. Wheas to L. B. Wheat, for the sa-
loon fixtures, etc, at Nos. 1l45 and 1147
Market street. Consideration Sl,042. So.
Deed made February 6, 1892, by Henry
Reites to Joseph Wenrkowski, for the
south half Of lot No. Is, in square No.
90. in the Eighth ward. Consideration
$500.
Deed made February6 6, 1892, by Henry
Reiter, to Carl Schellenberg, for the
north half Of lot No. Is, in square No.
80, in the Eighth ward. Consideration
$500
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Rats Stealing OIL.

The REGIS -Eg's Portland Station.
Ohio, respondent, says:
The rats are about TO take possession
of the Kelly mines. Yves. Harris
says some OF them are as large as musk
rats. Joe Robinson, the pit boss, says
they carried miners bucket away
which had brick laid upon il 10 pro-
tect the contents.
A miner detected one stealing his
oil in a novel way. Mr.. Rat would
climb upon the bottle and stick his tail
full length into 1t, then withdrawing
his tail he proceeded 70 lick of the oil
adherlng TO it. He repeated the process
until he actually emptied the bottle.
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A Clever Swindle.

Isaac Broden, who lives at 900 Alley
c, gave boy bank book and $40, In
structing him to deposit 1t in bank.
The money was handed to him on Mar
ket street. between Eleventh and
Twelfth. The boy started of, and was
met by,a tall man who told him It was
not necessary to take the money 10
bank. He then took the $40, made an
entry in the book and placed the money
in his pocket. The robbery was re-
ported to the police, but there Is 10
clue TO the thief.
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Now 80. Ahout the DakOtas

Is the title OF the latest illustrated pam
phlet Issued by the Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul R'y regarding those grow
ing States, whose wonderful crops the
past season have attracted the attention
of the whole country. 1t istull OF iacts
Of special interest for al not s&tlsned
with their present location. SEND 70
Wm. Kelly, Jr., Travelling Pass. Agent,
16 South Broad street, Philadelphia
Pa, for q copy free Of expense.
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That Wire Tapping.

Dan De Bardeleben, vino has been &C
cused Of tapping the wires on certain
races on January 2sth, says he will
leave for Columbus next week to see his
partner Mcbride, In the pool room IN
that city. He has been in communica-
ton with him and Mcbride will make a
sworn statement that the tapping did
not take place in his pool room. He
SAYS he will also see Shannon upon his
return from the South, and take steps
toward having the matter Strengthened
m. in so far as his name is connected
with the alleged crookedness.
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AI'CLELL AN WON.
The Result OF the Skating Race At Mar
tins Ferry Last Night.

There was quite crowd at the Mar
tins Ferry skating rink last night 70
witness the skating race between Z. G.
Mcclellan, the champion runner, and
Messrs. Ebberts. Edwards and Paxton,
each Of these men to start fresh on the
beginning of each mile. Three mile:
were skated, the miles being reckoned al
% laps. Mcclellan won easily all three
miles, making the first mile in 6:25, the
second in 5:35 and the third in 500
making the three miles in l7:20. Ed
wards. the last man to compete, gave
out on the thirteenth lap. Brook Har.
rison skipped out after selling $50 worth
Of tickets.
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THE NEWS OF The DAY.
shnmrocks to Organic.

A meeting OF the Shamrock base ball
club will be held this afternoon for the
purpose Of organization and selection OF
players for the coming season. A new
uniform will also be adopted. 1t is the
intention to make this club for next sea-
son the strongest amateur team in this
vicinity.
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Robbed of a Watch.

A deaf and dumb printer, who was
intoxicated, complained to the police
last night that he had been robbed OF a
watch and chain by two men who wore
light overcoats. The robbery took place
at the Second ward market house, be-
tween seven and eight o'clock. The
man could not be induced TO write his
name or give any particulars.
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Pioneer Entertainment.

The German Pioneers will give a con-
cert and social entertainment at the
Arion Hall, next Wednesday evening,
for which they are making extensive
preparations. The Opera House orches-
ira will furnish the music. Mr.. c. r.
Behler will deliver an address, after
which a brief season OF dancing and
social amusements will follow.
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Very Complimentary.

Mrs. A. NJ. Longshore Potts, NJ. D.,
proprietor Of the Paradise Sanitarium,
and physician Of national reputation,
pays high compliment TO Prof. Shelf,
our leading optician, in the following
letter:
McLURE House, Feb. 3, 1892.
Prof. Shelf:
DEAR SIR:-I have had my eyes test
ed and fitted by many Of the best OPP
ticians in this country and Europe, but
must say the three pair of glasses you
fitted for me few days ago are more
satisfactory than any have been able
to get, and take pleasure in recon-
mending your scientific method OF fit
ting glasses. Ny agent, Mr.. c. c. Seev-
RE, is delighted with your success in
making mis- eyes so comfortable by your
excellent skill.
A. NJ. LoNGsHoRE PoTTs, II. d.
BARGAIN SALE IN FURs.
We have only . few Fur Capss left yet.
Your oheioe NJ $3.50.
LOG sWABACKER.
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wasn't with the party the night before,
but who had been cajoled into saying
he was, shot across the room and Hat
tened out against the wall, while Mike
turned quietly on his heel and walked
out, his vengeance satisfied at last.
Some one had paid up for the eye be
got, and his mind was once more at ease.
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Case Dismissed.

The drummer giving his name as
Smith, who complained TO the police
that he had been robbed OF s45 by a girl
al Clara Moss house Of iii fame on
Thursday night, swore out a warrant
for the girl yesterday, before Justice
Rogers. When placed on the witness
stand he became so confused in his
statements and gave so many different
versions of the affair, that the Justice
dismissed the case at once at complain
ants cost.
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w ell- yes
OF guess OF did
put the patch on
the oye-"
Bif!
No sooner had
the reluctant ad-
mission, drawn
out by the pros
pect Of a drink,
been made, than
Mike let fly his
good right arm,
and the man who
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Attend to Your Eyes.

II you need spectacles, eyes tire, or
head aches when reading or Nswing con-
snlt end have your eyes tested Tor glass
es. without charge, by Prof. Shen' TINS
iereler and optician, corner Main ana
Eleventh streets. sum- Au'0S''
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The WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. y. C., February 6-Fos West
err Pennsylvania, fresh and warmer south
winds: fair weather, followed by increasing
cloudiness snd rain or snow sunday night aud
Monday.
For Ohio sud West Virginia, much warmer:
south winds; inclessing cloudldess and rain
o. snow; decidedly colder Monday.
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Dheelin9 8e9later
Thermometer RECORD.

Mr.. G. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
rist, made the following observations Of
the TEN Craturs yesterday; a. n, 10;
q. H., IS; II ~, so; 3 ?. N, 30; : p. N. 50.
Weather. fair
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right hand TO MS
left eye, which a
close inspection
showed to be high
ly discolored and
swollen, the evil
dent result of an
encounter with an
unusually har d
fist. Several par
ties entered and
left the saloon,
but our friend
paid them no heed,
being seemingly
lost in meditation.
He was Onl Y
aroused from his
rrnsing by 8 IA
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OK Monday I will sell the cheapest
Comforts in the city. Call and be con-
WINGED. Henry Jacobs, Peoples Bank
Building.
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AtIantiCTeaC0.

Our invoicing is completed; the result Is
highly gratifying TO Us. We propose 10 pursue
the same course for 1879 that has proven 20 sue
cessful in the past. Sell only fresh and stand
ard Goods and p:ices Chat defy competition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-07

LACE CURTAINS and Lace Bed Sets
will be sold cheap this week at Henry
Jacobs, Peoples Bank Building.
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WHITEHEAD BENEFIT CONCERT.
A Splendid Programme for Next Thursday
Evening.


Asplendid Programme for Next Thursday
Evening.
The following is the programme for
the Whitehead benefit concert, which
takes place at the Opera House next
Thursday evening.
Overture-Yaudsvll .koppitz
Opera House Orchestra.
ChRs. Zuauf.
Danse Eccossais-Eanjo and Guitars. BAKER
Premier Club.
Song-"O, Promise Mine ............D ehoren
W. L. Day.
Song-"Old Friends Passed Away .Plnsuu
Mrs. Seeley.
Banjo Solo-"Nellie Gray" varied 49,. handy
+. c. Meyer.
Il. V. Ankle.
Harp Solo-Rigolette Fantszis........- ---
Miss Anna Lang.
Ouartette ...... ... go. Songs OF Other Days
Messrs. Day, Mcclure, Mccoy and Sweeney -,
Mrs Flora williams.
Recitation-The Jockeys Story. u. b. Ot'
Sleighride Galop--Mandolins and Guitars,
Observation-Disclosures. IacoOen
Premier Club.
Reilly and the Four Hundred. -
Opera House Orchestra.
Athletic Exhibition-Parallsl Bsrs.......
Prof. Jacob Loos and Assistants.
Club Swinging. ................-.... henry hilIsE
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Your shoios OF the entire stock 81 Fur
CADes en- hand $3.50.
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THE best Sham Pillows at Henry
Jacobs, Peoples Bank Building.
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as.so win buy any Fur osPe We have In
49, Lou SWABACKEE.
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y RTTrT1T
IIO4 Main Street.

P. S.-SPECIAL-25 pieces Swan
Down Dress Goods; % pieces Corduroy
Dress Goods. Your choice only l5c.
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IT never fails to cure. We mean
Laughlin's Worm Syrup.
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Prof. Shef:
BARGAIN SALE IN FURs.

We have only . few Fur capes LEFT yet.
LOG sWABACKER.
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be marrled as soon as possible, You and

be married as soon as possible, you and
/" no said.
After tho chicken and pork md wine,
Brlgittc thought abe was prepared for
anything, but this was too much.
"You arc joking" she gaspod in tor.
ror, but tho other fastened to explain
that he was growing old and had no re-
l%ations, no friends, and he did not want
to die all alone like a dog; besides that
no was not ungrateiul, coniound It!
And Brigitto had saved his lie. He
could not forget that"
Tho bapna were published immedi.
ately, and the wedding took place to the
great delight Of tho whole village. Then
tho strange pair returned to their homo,
where n new servant engaged in Bril-
gitto's place, awaited them. They had
hardly got inside the house when the
bridegroom asked merrlly:
.My dear, whore did you hide your
ticket2"
"NNhat ticket" s9idSth bride, taking
of her spcctaclos and looking wonder
ingly at tho speaker.
"Nhy tho lottory.tickot. No. 81, which
you bought with my twenty conts."
"Oh husband" cried tho old woman.
show you fretted about that ticket
wanted to plcaso you, but lotteries arc
no good"
"Havo YOU lost IT." he gasped.
u never had 1t to lose, for I Dough.
sausages with tho money!" replied
Brigitte quietly; "the weather was 80
cold, and | AM very fond OF sausages."
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or consideration arc nostrums Of which It Is as.
sertcd-nnd there arc many such-that they
cure immediately bodily ailments OF long stand.
ing. There orc mono such that can. Chronic
disorders cannot DO instantaucously removed.
Continuity in tho use OF a genuine medicine.
such Us Uostetter's Stomach Bltten, will c,adi.
cate chronic physical evils. Not tho least OF
cine Is constipation. to the removal OF which, II
persisted In. the Ditten Is particularly adapted.
Constipation Of tho bowels Is q compliant which
should be dealt with carly and systematically.
SO axe its usual attendants. liver complaint and
dyspepsia. For these. for malaria. rheumatism,
kidney trouble, and more recently ia grlppe,''
this highly and professionally commended
medicine Is an undoubtcd specific Nothing can
exceed it moreover, as a means Of !mpartlng
strength to tho feeble and neryoua