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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway.

Time Table No. T. 70 take effect ll;Ol a. m,
Sunday October 235. 1914
Leave WhesiinE-f5:40, t7:l5, T:3S. -o:45
g9.45rIl:OO a 10, Si2:i5 tI:45 1880 $500, 'I:s5
$50 $3.50 ?. n
ss.5l. -ll:O7 = u, $685. 1853 800, 'ios
si:4l. $50, t5:s6 ?. N.
Leave W. q l.. +. sud c.. L. & W. Junction
s5.l7. +6:s2 +7:I0. 5000, fl0:42 a m, ti:l0.
-2:l7 1877. $50, f5:Z, 1915. 1922 ?. n
Leave LSughlins hll-+7:l3, 'lJ:0 a. NJ,
-l:I3 1871. s5.03 p. m.
Leave Dc Hasa CrosSlng-t7:4 1905 g N,
-I:I4. 81, 500 p. N.
fDAily except sunday. DAILY. tSundsys
All trains viii run on Eastern Tine. Clock
in telegraph once A. Wheeling IL the STANDARD
On oelj.Ad LETAUssIG. Superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

No town in the Ohio Valley has
grown more rapidly in proportion to
its size during the past year than
moundsviIle. For health and beauty
OF situation, II will compare iavorabIy
with any town on the Ohio river, and
investors will find il profitable to in
vestlgate its many advantages. One
hundred dwellings viii be needed to
supply the demand for those who viii
work in the Weaving Mill and Shoe
Factory. Apply for particulars to
J. GLENN COOK, General Manager,
NOUNDSYlLLE INNING & EAE'FG CO.,
MOuNDSVILLE, w. VA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14
1rninn 49,. Mheelinp and Lake

Western Union, 9S9I; Wheeling and Lake
Erie, 29JI: do. preferred, 63$.
Mining Stocks-Cholor, -; Crown Point,
10: Consolidated California and Virginia,
400: Deadwood, 100; Gould and Curry, 80;
Hale and Norcross. AS; Homestake, 1850;
Independence, .O5; Mexican, l25; North
Star $50; Ontario, 1850; Ophir, 215; Ply
mouth, 80; Sierra Nevada, ITO; Standard
40: Union Consolidated, 100; Yellow Jack
ct, S.: Iron Silver, 40; Quicksilver 800; DO.
preferred, 1900; Bulwer. -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

patiently. That's too thin. You're
dealing with man who knows what's
what. want bonds with pictures OF
ladies with swords in their hands and
helmets on their heads, and the engrav-
ing's got to be frst-class or l don't
buy"
''Pm afraid you'll have to go some
where else," said the banker, frigidly,
"we have no flaming ladies with swords
on their heads, or whatever you SAID. ~
And this is Wall street,"
at is"
"Out in Boise City, Idaho, railroad
bonds are covered all over with pic
lures of trains climbing up mountains
and lot Of eagles garing at the trains
Here in Wall street you haven't any OF
that sort ?"
1--WE have not"
"Say, how many colors do you print
your bond in? Call this financial cen
tire? On, rats, man, rats! What's the
use of coming East TO buy bonds? 4ou
amt in it With the West-dOn't begin
TO be. I'm going back to Boise City.
Out there the bonds are printed in five
colors and have silk ribbons tied up In
knots in the corners.
"You people haven't the first idea Of
fnance," he continued. "Good day.
I'm going to a place where you find
folks who're in the procession. You
amt"
And he made a bee line for the fiscal
capitals OF the rapidly developing West.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14
AN ARTIST IN RAILROAD BONDS.
He Wanted the Kinds With Pictures OF
Trains on Them with Giaring Eagles
N-lg York H,rdld

NslV YORK H,rdld
81 want to put few thousand dol
lars in railroad bonds" said newly en-
riched 'jayhawK" entering q Wall
street brokers Office.
"What sort would you prefer?" asked
the head Of the firm.
"WeH, =" responded the Jay reflect
lively, 81 want some Of the best. have
few now that bought out West.
They're printed on thick paper ana
tbev,re got lot Of pictures on them
and red seals. l tell you they're pretty
fine looking. Got any like that?"
The broker had never thought OF the
bond from an artistic standpoint and
was amazed. He tried to explain to the
customer that the number OF pictures
wasn't Of any Importance compared
with the solveucy Of the company.
"Oh. pshawp' exclaimed the jay i'm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money, 4 Per Cent-Governments, Dull
Stocks, Strong-Wheat, Weak and Low
er--FIour, Firm.
New York, November 12.-Money on
call easy at 4 per cent; closed offered az I
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 515a6
1ar cent. Sterling exchange has been dull
ASnILnIN-LL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

DEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FARM or
II 1924 acres, on lire Of c., l.. 4 w. railroad.
good coal land same place VIII TO sold on
easy terms. To close an estate farm OF so sores
and one OF 70 acres, Belmont county, Ohio, on
B.. =. a G. railway. Lots ~ and 81 +. A. Nil
ler's subdivision. NoMechen. House ESQ Main
street. roomcd house south Trout streeN
New house nicely lifted up on Elizabeth stfc0k
Store room and dwelling 29iS Main street Lots
IN the Eighth ward, Fortieth and Forty-trst
streets. Store room and dwelling 2s3t Main
street. GEO. h, CARNAHAN, 1904 Market
street. Room /. nolh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14
Metal Market

New York. November l2.-Pig iron
steady: American SI3 GOALS so. Copper,
dun: lake $I1 so. Lead, quiet: domestic
S. S0aS 90. Tin, steady; straits so %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14
a Better Authority Than webster.

The self-SatISfed manner Of the ignO-
rant educator" is rare study in hui
man nature. In the rural regions II
frequently happens that man whose
education has been sadly neglected is
elected 10 the position OF school di-
rector or member Of the School Board.
He no sooner secures the credentials
of his Office than he begins TO infest the
schoolroom and mix in the practical
machinery Of education. The results
are usually amusing enough to furnish
many a hearty laugh TO the overwork-
ed Dedagogue as soon as he is alone and
dares 10 indulge in little liberty.
A few weeks ago I visited d graded
school in one of the lesser Indiana
towns. 1t was examination day." and
the President of the School Board-a
large, pomDous old fellOw-was pres
ent. l presume the school room was
never so Quiet before. A reading class
was called, and a bright little follow
rose, and, in monotone, drawled
through a paragraph about a massacre
in the time OF Nero.
"Ah! umw Uninterrupted the educator.
own you please have that little boy
read that verse again"
The paragraph was given again pre-
cisely as before.
"Ah! umr explained the wise man,
smiling like a pleased chimpanzee,
why do you pronounce that word
'masSa- Ker?'
The youngster hung his head and
made no reply.
ut should be pronounced 'massa-
cree" continued the Board member be-
nignly.
There was a painful silence for a mo-
ment, then the teacher meekly said:
"Excuse me, Mr.. Blank, but the fault
is mine, think, if that word is misDro-
nounced. I have told the class to pro-
nounce it 'maSsa-ker.'
But why, sir, may I inquire?'
- believe Webster favorS that pro-
nunciation,"
Impossible, sir"
"Weu, that is matter easily settled.
Here is a copy Of Webster Unabridged,
suppose we refer TO it.
The educator seized the dictionary
and hurriedly turned to the word. For
a moment his face was a study. Then
he removed his glasses, wiped them on
a red baudanna handkerchief, and, re-
placing them, said very solemnly, Il am
perfectly aStounded, sir, that Mr.. Web
ster should have made such mistake
as thatr-ChicdgO Mail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

kAILROADS-fl rIus SaleS, SOJl,OVV.
SroKs-The bears were in control Of the
stock market until the last half hour OF
business, when there was decided change.
In the early trading the shorts resumed
their tactics of yesterday, and hammered
the IndustrialS, so-caled, mercllessly'
American Sugar came IN for large snare
of attention. Near the close, much more
confident feeling prevailed, and Lacka-
waua rose x aud Chicago Gas e. Read
ing was subjected to a sharp pressure at
intervals, but the stock yielded only g and
later. recovered i. The market closed
strong Sales, 10000 shares. Quotations
closed bid;
Atchison, $50; Adams Express, l49;
American Express, 12O; Baltimore and
Ohio. G65S: Canada Pacific, $40: Central
Pacific, 2S1S; Chesapeake and Ohio, 239s !;
Chicago aud Alton, IA; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, 1884 Delaware and Hud-
son. 1873; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, I5S5S; Denver and Rio Grande
preferred, 81; Erie, 26}s; do preferred,
69s<: Fort Wayne 1873; Illinois Central,
1857; Lake Shore, 1921; Michigan Cen
tral. 1887; Missouri Pacific, 6lk; Norfolk
and Western preferred, 40; Northern Pa
cihc. Is; do preferred, 81; Northwest
err. I16I; do preferred, IA; New York
Central. l1l5S; Pacific Mail, 81; Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, II; PItts6urg,
154; Pullman Palace. 1917; Reading, 56I /;
Rock Island, 50: ST. Louis and San Fran
cisco. first preferred, IS; ST Paul, sos;
do preferred. l24; ST Paul and Omaha.
5lI5s do. preferred. 119; Tennessee Coal
aud Iron. 81; Texas Pacific, le1z; Union
Pacific, S05{; URited States Express, %;
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SALE.

DOR SALE.
L Fourteen lots. 25xlo0, south OF Electric
csr barn, at Forty.eighth street. These lots are
In Marshall county Taxes only about one
fourth that OF lots north OF Forty eighth street.
This Is big item b persons buying homes.
SIX lots on NortR Huron street old Fair
grounds. Electric car and brick pavement on
this street
Ten lots on wabash street, old Fair Groundsi
choice property.
Lots In Manchester Easy terms on al
the above property. j. V, REILLY, Agent
nollA 1911 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14
FOR SALE.

Farm. g sores. two miles from city; splepdie
improvements. suitable Tor gardening.
Fruit farm, 81 acres, one nile vest q Bridge
W Rs,n ~ acres. on Middle wheeling creek.
House rooms, Twsnty-ninih street, y.
''f baOb s sr.ss house. ssiO aBd s5is chaphnr
street, 8 rooms eaon, vith All modern ifnpfoss
Uog.s rooms Pike street; cheap
TO iofs IN HandlAn's addition. cheap
No. SO Market street. rooms, u.bOl
Iii5aedg il7 Main street, - feet front
House rooms. DioJhcoD stfeet and ffootnet
hy Hsss ~ rome 40 jacob street, % ga
House rooms aud ball. with Inodsfa oon
yeBisDees. $50 Jse;2 ssiss, =, % -.
Hou,e rooms Jscob street. between
teentn snd Sixteenth streets, 100
Hos.e rooms, Eod street, Centre Hhe
Tar TSrss houses. xoystsn street. Sixth
So ss'spaid farm. 80 ssrss uins nile,
''I y, On 4 seuty. ninth street. $50.
Oue-half lot on Cnapiine street, 81
' oas-bsn lot on Kccolloch s,r
o.. Of Tia best manufactrrin,
eitT. Treating on Two railroads
NESBITT q d.
80 III
Eor zcf
>>~~<-~~>~--~~~~~~--~-~~-0
1.-TWO FURNISHED n
4 q cnsgllas .srs=s
n 4IcEs 20 TAX
" k1arnfioDs au9 o.
a for sale .
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DOR SALE

Il Large comfortable dwelling house. 2si9
Eon street II not sold 80 private sale this
property will be offered az public auction az the
front door Of Ohio county Court House on Sat-
urdAy. the Gosh day OF November 1872, COM
mencing AZ 10 O'Clock q. N. Terms made known
on day Of sale. ". Y. HOGE & BRO..
nolleSdi City Bank Building 1870 Markets..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

NEW BOOKS-NOR WIFE. NOR MAID. by
~ The Duches, SOC. The Quality Of Mercy,
By ". d. haWells. SOC. The Unseen Bridegroom,
BIZ Mary Agnes Fleming. sc Saddle an Bent
uient by Minona Gilman, 500. G. n. QCthhls .
No. 1414 Market street ocA
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-08
Invention Of the camera.

The camera was invented by an
Italian named Baptista Porta though
it was not at first used for photographs
ing. 1t was in reality merely dark
room. into which the light was ad.
mitted through little round hole in
one side The rays of light coming
from objects outside of this room. en-.
tered it through this aperture and
made a picture on the other side OF
the room glowing in all the beauty
and color of Nature itself, but rather
indistinct and upside down
This dark room was contrived by
Porta about the middle of the six
teenth century lie improved it later
by placing glass lens in the aper-
ture, and outside a mirror which re-
ceived the rays OF light and reflected
them through the lens so that the
image upon the outside wall within
was made much brighter more dis
tinct and in natural or erect position.
This was really the first camera OBJ
scura- Our modern Photographic
camega is merely small camera OBJ
scu:s in its simplest form. carrying a
lens ct one end and ground glass
screen at the other 1t is however.
much moro complicated in its CON
struction.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-08
NATURES HANpIwoRK.

Some flowers, fortunately few in
number, have hvid red color, resem,
bling that of dead meat, by which (and
by their unpleasant odor), they attract
the attention of flesh flies.
Housewives of New England have
growing abundantly on the seaside
rocks in their neighborhoods little liv.
ing bottles of indelible ink, not to be
excelled in beauty or durability by any
manufactured product, since neither
acid nor alcohol will affect this juice OF
the whelk
The burrows which fiddler crabs live
in are nearly or quite vertical holes for
a foot or more in depth, after which
they take a horizontal turn, each end.
ing in a chamber, where the occupant
stays most of the time when not look
ing about for food. These queer
crustaeeans are vegetable feeders.
If the shell of the purpura lapillus
be broken there is seen on the back OF
the animal, just under the skin, a
slender whitish vein, which contains a
yellow liquor. When this liquor is ap-
piled to linen with a small brush and
exposed to the sun it becomes success
sively green, blue and purple, and
finally settles intos brilliant unchange.
able condition.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-08

l !ss. :sss. r use ThOmDson's Eye Water.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-08

What is the worlds beer bill? The
Gambrinus. the organ OF the Austrian
brewing and hop-growers. answers
this question every year by publishing
a conspectus OF the annual production
of beer all over the civilized globe
The total quantity of beer brewed in
1890, as the Gsmbrinus informs US
was !. e56, 900, 900 hectoliters, or 81,
SS4. 900, 900 gallons whereas in 1889 it
was only 1875. 600, 900. Great
Britain and ireland held the pre-
eminence with 567. 900. 900; the Ger
man Empire followed next with 52S.
0CO, 900, and Austria-Hungary came
third. with 25s. O0e. 900 hectoliters. -
Sat Evening Post
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-08
WHO RoeKgp rHE CRADLE.
A Strange story Told ~ n Man Who
Vow Believes In Ghosts.

NV oonoVeb IN uEo0N5s
l met recently my suburban friend
who believes in ghosts, say a writer
In the Globe-Democrat He isn't
ashamed to say SO. either. and
1t was refreshing to hear him discuss
that ordinarily uneanny subject He
was good churchman. he said. He
accepted the narrative of Saul and the
Witch of Endor, and gave the same
credence to the "Dagg mysteries "
occurring not long ago in BrocktIlle,
Canada '1f Samuers spirit appeared.
said he, ito warn Saul, and the i'm
mortals visited Lot and foretold the
destruction of the cities of the plain.
then is the proof OF spirit communion
established and the law governing
such phenomena Is doubtless change
less What has occurred in the past
may have its counterpart in the pres
emit and again in the future.
Il have in mind. he continued. "a
strange case in our little town of Au-
stin. During the prevalence of the
grip last year baby boy. delicate
child OF less than years. was danger
ously i'll of pneumonia The little fell
low was frail, and the attending ply
sic.an had practically given up all
hope of saving him. This was evident
10 the parents when the doctor came
unsolicited at 1880 one bitter cold
night to see the baby His anxious
care was a bad omen. and all night
long the parents watched their almost
pulseless darling.
But unseen visitants were also watch
lag. They provided some mysterious
redicine when the babe was too weak
take what the physician had pre-
ed. And so the babe slept on and
o. and gained strength. rocked by in
visible hands for more than twenty
four hours. AT last he awakened Not
a symptom of pneumonia remained.
and he rapidly gained strength. He
is now one of the prettiest and most
robust babies in Austin and his father
says could fall from a shot tower with
out injury. because the angels have
charge concerning him. as the Scrip
ture SO beautifully expresses the idea
OF guardianship.
who rocked the child? How was
it done? l can not say, but his pater-
nal grandmother. who fell asleep
twenty-five years ago. and whose body
lies thousand miles away claimed
the credit In response to a verbal
request for information as to who was
moving the baby cab in which the
child lay back and forth on the car
pet and rocking it on its springs she
gave satisfactory evidence of her
presence Not only did the buggy
move up and down the room when the
people were near it, but kept up its
motion when the family were in the
dining-room, from which this mysteri-
GUS phenomenon was also watched.
To those who witnessed this and
noticed the results. the fact that there
are ministering spirits was sufi-
GENTLY well established. can testify
to the truth of what l have described,
for was an interested observer for
hours.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-08
coLoREp EYEGLASSES.


Why They Are Used and How TheJ I'm
prove The II :ht.
The ordinary white glass is made oil
purity and freedom OF color which
leaves little to b. desired. says Cham
b5r's journal. But a greater degree
of'hardness might be impaired to it
especially if intended for eye glasses
without a frame. Besides coloriess
glass however. a colored raw mate
risl is made, chiefly intended for the
protection of weak eyes. Former
ly green glass was much used for pro-
teetive speciacles, and Acrtic travellers
have been very glad OF them. But
green glass extinguishes vlole. red
and even blue rays and causes objects
to appear in dirty cOlors.
Spectacles OF blue glass. colored
with cobalt are therefore to be pre-
ferred. Adams is reported to be the
irst to recommend the use Of blue
glass but they were at first more wide
ly used in Germany. chiefly through
the recommendation of the great ocu-
list, Crate, OF Bohm, and others. The
blue color of glass is chiefly to be
recommended because it absorbs those
rays in their passage which balong TO
the yellow and orange portion OF the
spectrum, in which the greatest bright
ness and greatest heat are concen-
trsted. and the eyes, especially weak
ones. greatly protected by blue color
while rays which such eyes are able
~ .fu1
for blue glasses. which has 10 be male
made in various shades to suit indi-
y.dual eyes, is somewhat less hard
than that employed formerly for
green spectacles and is also inferior in
that respect TO white glass but has
gained in durability compared with
former descriptions of glass. -
Still greater is the progress recorded
in the manufacture and hardness Of
smoked glass. also used Tor protect
ing the eyesight The kind of glass,
which is colored gray or mouse-colored
oy the addition of manganese formerly
suffered from 200 great softness by the
addition of large quantity of Lead
but the best manufactures now made
are nearly equal to white glass in point
of hardness. The object of smoked
glans is to reduce the glare of light
without segregating colors.
Spectacles are also made of intensely
yellow. but the use of this glass is al
most exclusively confined 10 glasses
employed for firing purposes. Yellow
glass extinguishes completely all 9TH
err colors, and this is still suitable in
cases where distinctiveness of objects
aired at is OF prime Importance.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-08

LONDON, January 0. 1891 The Horticultural
papers are renewing their attack on American
apples, on the ground that they contain arsenic
and the attacks are being generally copied in
the daily press The charge Is that growers
sprinkle arsenic on their trees TO prevent the
ravages Of a moth which eats nothing but apples
and pears All the papers do not take the same
side, and one points out the weakness OF the
charge, as arsenic would not be applied when
the trees are in fruit. The editor OF the Hor-
ticultuTal Times is the author OF the arsenic
scare as it is called here Immense quaint
ties Of American apples are sold ~, England
and bring high prices, which perhaps explains
the reason for the attack.
spraying fruit trees, plants and vines for the
prevention Of the ravages OF insects and fungus
diseases IS no longer an experiment, but a
necessity, in order 10 get large crops OF perfect
fruit For full information on this subject
address William Stahi, manufacturer OF Ex-
eelsior Spraying Outfits, Quincy Ill, who will
send free, iull and complete treatise on this
subject
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-08

The Arabs believe that the date
palm brings happiness and content
ment to the country in which it grows
1t is beautiful tree, tall and straight
sometimes reaching height of sixty
feet The leaves are from eight to
ten feet long. and the spadices or
fruit bearing branches grow from
$50 to 200 dates each. A bunch of
dates weighs from twenty 70 twenty
i've poundA
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-08

Strong and willing hands seized the
rope, and he was jerlted from his feet.
As he hung strangling and struggling,
a policeman made his way through the
crowd and cut the rope. The man fell
to the ground, and the policeman came
very near losing his life for his rash
ness. One OF the mob was about to
dash his brains out with rock, when
some one caught his arm and the
officer escaped. The assassin was hung
mp again, and this time was allowed to
hang until life was extinct Gradually
the mob dispersed, and ere long the
city was as quiet and deserted as though
no such thing as murder and, violence
l-,.iAtl-l
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-08
Boils! EsimpIes! Blotches,

ERUPToNS BODY Blood
making throw s. s. s. will assist tin this good work 1t
of the blood bearing speedily leave
pores o the and the poison also forced
East Iane, Me- writes that Mrs Key wAp
to wen
Specific years lives know
t
SIS Children hd given
deblitted Send for ION tn Booda ndSk
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-08

Boston Girl Ito Uncle James)-.Do
you like living on farm2"
Uncle James-"Yes. l like it very
much.
Boston Girl suppose you like it
well enough in the grand summer
time. but TO go out in the cold and
snow to gather winter apples and har-
vest winter wheat l imagine. might
be anything but pleasant. Texas
Siftings.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-08

a New Haven small boy who ran
away from home four years ago to slay
Indians was heard from for the first
time the other day, when he wrote to
Ills parents. According to his letter he
had travelled over nearly every State
west of the Mississippi, and had en-
dured untold privations, but had not
succeeded in his undertaking. he is
said 10 be on his way ho1e heartily
siek e his wild Ne.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-08

W. Ger One Hundred Dollars howard for any
Csc eli satarrn that cannot be cured by taking
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & co, Props, Toledo, o.
We. theundarsiqued have known F. J. Cheney
for tn last IS years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions, and d
nAncInlly able 10 carry out any obligations made
by their firm
WEhT &TRUAx Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o..
WkIDINs. KIEEAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
gista. Toledo, O.
Halls Caiarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system Testimonials sent free. Price Ioc-
Per aottle Sold by all druggists.
Lot any oDs lie idle long enough and he
will hsesk ett into some folly.