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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
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Matters OF aIlnor. Nionont in anu Asou.

Matters OF Minor Moment In anu About
tho City. IS,
4 YESTERDAY mornings police court
was q whitewasl, the first under tho
now administration, n
A PRIVATE dance was given by the
Gaiety club Mt Tcutonia hall last night.
killmyer furnished the music. Y
TIE Woman's Union benevolent so,
cicty will meet this afternoon ut 9
o'clock in tho y. N. 9. A.,building.
WASHINGTON Couscln No. 8, Jr. 0. U.
A. NJ. will install their officers this
evening in tho G. A. Il. hall. The
members will partako Of banquet.
JAMES A. HENRY, tho real estate,
agent, sold yesterday for Mrs. Eliza
Smith house No. 260i Market street TO
Fred = Werner and Agnes NJ. Werner for
$1,000. lH
A HORSE attached to ono Of tho Friend
" Sons delivery wagons took 1t into his
head to run oil OH Fourteenth street
yesterday morning. The wagon colidod
with q gas post, but not much damage
was done. Ja VI
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In u,o City aud Wheeling Folks
y -'saf4H. ~ ~ 4 Abronn 'EH 49, w

. ". . . . .
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. 'gE 2S-tt g
J.H. Edwards, of Huntington, is ut
the Mcclure House. 7Llta
W. Fl. Howard, OF Point Pleasant,
stopped at the Windsor last nigh.. ls
DR.. FL, LeNNIoync llupp will arrive
in the city to-day from New York. Io,
will locate in this city. .fa
Miss Sadie Baird, Of Wheeling, Is the
guest Of her cousins on. East Maiden
street Washington Reporter.
John y. Kalb is hero from Rochester,
n. y, on a visit to Ferdinand Biedcn-
bach and his friends, and will be their
guest for several weeks.
Mr.. G. II. lleancy and haywood
Major, OF Hendrysburg, Ohio, were in
the city yesterday. They were enroute
to franklin college, New Athens, Ohio.
a. i. Manlcy, of Kingwood; "a. B.
Martin, OF Rosby's Rock, v. NJ. Munson,
OF Grafton, and A. X. Sunnct, OF Rosby's
Rock, are the West Virginians at the
st. Charles.
Miss Ella NJ. Crosby, OF the Pitts
burgh office OF the Wheeling Natural
Gas office, is in the city, taking the
place OF W. W. Rodgers, who is sick
with the grip. Al
james Barker, OF Highland Stephen
W. Poe, OF Grafton;fJ. w. Goodman, of
Butler, and George L. Tanner, Of Raw
Inns, were among the West Virginians
registered at the Behler yesterday.
W. L. STEELE, OF Fairmont; B. S. Pope,
OF Parkcrsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Fighter, c. A. ShortandI W. Hartley,
OF Shinnston, and ]. IIough, OF Fair
mont, registered Attic Stamm House
yesterday. st
Mr. Philip Windcr, OF No. 742 Main
street, celebrated his ffty-ninth birth
day last night. His grandchildren, ten
in number, presented him with an Gle
giant easy chair. A concourso OF friends
was there to congratulate Mr.. Winder.
Prof. 'Papp furnished the music.
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at Police neadq uartcre.

Charley Coppage, simpic-minded
boy, living in North Wheeling, has
been missing from his home since s
o'clock yesterday morning. When last
seen he was helping two men drive q
drove OF pigs to Martins Ferry.
!. Nathan Kuhn, on complaint OF his
wife, was arrested yesterday by Officer
Herbert for wife beating.
Kelly Groves yesterday swore out a
warrant charging Henry Shallcross with
'disorderly conduct. alleging that Shall.
cross was raising fuss yesterday about
lis stable.
I. T. Thomas Cockaynet was in bad
way last night. While walking briskly
along Market street he slipped and fell
at the corner OF Fourteenth, cutting a
bad cash in his head and hurting his
fingers. He was assisted to the public
building, and Lieutenant Terrill plas-
tered up the cuts. Tommy was all
right this morning,
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DEATH OF Mrs rs. E1lza J. zANE

sNtiH N7.i.N. 81. n g ~ ~ "a
At ST. Louis From a severe Attack of
: Z. M II Y, the Grip. 4; ...-s
! Yesterday morning a dispatch wasre-.
.ceived in this city announcing the
death, at st. Louis Monday night, OF
Mrs. Eliza Jane Zane, an old and highly
esteemed resident OF this community.
The family and friends Of the deceased
were greatly shocked, rs they had no
knowledge OF her illness. Shc, with
her daughter Mrs. NJ. Y. Carr, OF Pleas
ant Valley, left for St. Louis shortly be-
fore Christmas TO spend the holidays
with 'her other married daughter. Mrs.
Alex. slIouston. Before her departure
sho was in unusually good spirits, and
took great, delight in her Christmas
shopping, buying presents for those
whom she was TO visit and anticipating
much pleasure In her visit. Thus the
news OF her sudden death was greater
shock than it would have been had her
relatives and friends here known she
was ailing in any particular whatever.
Her remains were shipped last night
over tho 7. @. & st. L, road and will ar
rive in this city this evening. Until
they arrive no definite announcement
as to the timo OF her funeral can be
made. i. Va
Mrs. Zane was widely known in this
city as q woman OF many lovcablc traits
Of character. Her father was Isaac
Grcathouse, prominent Citizen and
ono OF the first settlers. Her fatherw was
a victim OF the cholera epidemic OF 1882
that scourged tho country and more cs-
pecially the Ohio Valley. Mrs. Zane
was in the 9th yen. OF her age. Five
children survive hcr.-Platolr. Noah and
5. s. Zane, and Mrs. Alex Houston, OF
st. Louis, and Mrs. NJ. r. Carr, OF this
city. The cause Of this cstimablc lady's
death was sudden and severe attack Of
the prevailing malady, the grip.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movements OF Bonts
Tho River Interests.

Stage OF Water and Movements OF Bonts.
Tho River Interests. \
The river was stationary last night,
with Q fcet3 inches in tho channel.
The reports from above were:
Brownsville-G feet 2 inches and fall
ing; cloudy and cool.
NIorgantown-5 feet and stationary;
clear and pleasant.
Pittsburgh e feet Inches and fall
clear. s{
The steamer Andes will leave this
morning for Cincinnati, at s o'clock,
The Lizzie Bay will leave for Charles.
ton at 6 a. m.-The Ben Hur will get
away for Parkersburg at II 80 a. IN.
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The New Webster School.

The committee on. buildings and
grounds OF the board OF education held
a rather protracted session yesterday.
The matter before the committee was
the selection of plans for the erection OF
q new school house in. Webster district.
Six plans We're submitted to the COM
mittee, which met in the afternoon, and
when that body adjourned at late
hour last night it was to reconvene at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
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So many have been cured Of rheu-
matism by Hoods Sarsaparilla that we
urge all who. suffer from the disease to
try this medicine. l2
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SELLING out our stock Of Millinery,
and Hair, Goods regardless OF cost All
must be sold before April /. Big in
.ducements to cash buyers. W. p.
BAcnMAN, 1911 Main street. p&w
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The amounts OF gas sold, in round
numbers, were reported as follows:

This, multiplied by Is cents per thou
sand feet, will give the amount OF,
money paid BY Wheeling people each
month Tor gas, except that besides all
this there were large sums paid on con-
tracts by mills and factories, stated to
aggregate about 5000 a month, which
must be added to this sum. a.
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CISclSNArr ladies have rage for red
gloves, and yet they catch cold; but
they never fail to use'Dr. Bulls Cough,
Syrup and always secure an immediate
cure; at all dealers for 25 cents.
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CLARENoNT STOCK YARDS.
nATrt.nBp Ian Iglf

Arrivals OF live stock at Clarcmont stock yards
vim Baltimore & Ohio railroad for the week ended
81 calvcs, 1907 sheep and lambs. 727g hogs :;
Shipments TO New York. Philadelphia, &C.,
100, cattle, 400 sheep and lambs, 1911 hogs,
1cnlf. "a . r'st.' t.s=g -
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards are Mt
gross weight. Receipts this week 4Oi5 head,
anst $500 head Inst week. EMirto good hogs
sold at = Coal 20, roughs at IS 70 per 100 lbs
Pigs 81 80. ~ Il ~
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, l COZ head, with
sales at - 5oa5 10 per 100 lbs. for sheep, and
lambs at i}%a6 cents perl =, 5 4
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THE POWER QUESTION.

Another important question I would
like to ask you, Mr.. Harrington" said
the reporter. "Arcy you going to make
any improvements in regard to the
power, that seems to be the most just
cause for complaint?" s.i5S 4, Z, 4.
swell, tho best answer can give you
to that" replied Mr.. Harrington, lis to
invite you to visit the power. station.
with me and show you what VIC are do
ing in that line" 4.
After brisk walk Of five minutes,
Mr.. Harrington escorted the reporter
inside tho large power house, at Thirty.
sixth street, amidst the .''whirr and
buzz" OF machinery that has been the
cause OF moro bad tempers and cuss
words than all the slime and mud that
has covered our sadly neglected streets.
snow" said Mr.. Harrington to the
reporter as soon oshe had become ac-
customed to the noise, do you SEQ that
big pile OF machinery, lying over there,
and those holes dug for foundations?
Well, that means a radical improve
ment. We have ordered new. friction
clutches, new generator and new en-
CINE. AS we arc now situated, We have
but three dynamos, all run onthe:satnc
shafting, and should anything 60 wrong
with any OF them that knocks thewhole
plant out. nj, 3a
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,n 5An drainage causes much sickness.
til" H I 2"a blood and improper action of
tho 'S S,,r ana kidneys is bad drainage TO
Bico5i 'I una system, which ,Burkocl's
oltlers remedy. 5insw' n
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att o clock, BERTHA. daughter OF Albert H
and Ida Nolte, agcd years, Z months and Is
days. - ~
Funeral from the residence OF her parents, No.
I X 800 Eofi: street, this afternoon at o'clock.
Friends OF the family invited Intermcnt nj
Pcninsular Cemetery.
GRlBBLE-On Tuesday, January 5, 1892, at $50
o'clock a. m. at his late rcsjd cnco In Stand
~ ard addition. Martins Ferry o., JOIN +.
GRiBBLE, aged IL years. 1f5sE4
Funeral Thursday. january, ut O'Clock II m.
High mass at St. Mary's church Mt O'Clock.
t 1ntcrmcnt Mt Mt Calvary Cemetery. Friends
OF the family respectfully invited to attend =
lanai the residence of her; daughter, in St.
Louis, Mo- MRs. ELIZA JANE ZANE, in the 73d
year OF her age.
Funeral notice hereafter. +j5.
HARRISON December ~, 1891, Ida FRANCES
infant daughter Of Will A. and Annie r.,
III Harris, aged 10 months III
ARRlS-On Tuesday. January IS. 1892, at
O'Clock p. m, ANNE T., wif9of Will A. liar.
rs, aged % years. n II 4; -
Funeral services at the residence OF Abram dar.
ris, No. 22IS Chaplne street, Thursday ut 80
p. m. Interment private
Oakland. Alameda and Mcrcca Gala, pape,s
pleasc copy. -la..t9 - m $50
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/, Still On,

Edward i. Rose 4 Co. have icw Tri-
cycles and Bicycles left, which they will
sell at holiday prices. Call early. z z
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You need not be afraid OF the twinge
of rheumatism. When it comes, use
Salvation Oil. ~ IA
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baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS,
Monday. jan. A..

iswlNE-Therc Is n rather light offering OF hogs
on the market again this week. the. number
being very few less than last week, and scarcely
equal to The demand, which Is rcportcd as being
fnirly active in all, the yards. Prices are &c
higher than astweck. The quotations range ut
scents for common, 511aa5t4 cents for the better
grades; most sales OF good hogs at 533iaJt4 cents
per ID net, the latter for best western. The re.
ccipts Of hogs hisweek numbered 9,7O7 head
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Of t al health health and happiness, the boon boon
I.iyn,r mankind, take DR.. A. S. STodd's.
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.THE.ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
improvements Being Made and
Many Others Contemplated.
THE DESTINATION OF THE CAR

Is to be Designated BY Colorcd Signs
by Day and Headlights by Night
Stool Trolley Poles to DO Used In.
stead OF liickory.:Lons Waits to DO
s obvIatcd by Increase Of Forcc..Ncw
Machinery and Apparatus Being
Put In to Increase tho Powered
" General Ovcrhnuling OF, the System.
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SIxexciting races bvwiro every after,
noon, commencing at p. M, at Wheel
ing Turf Exchange, under Grand Opera
House. 4 III *, 4 Me- II " d 2;
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Private wires to New York and Chicago.
Public Library Building. cornor -Four.
tconth and Market strCGts.
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TIE CREMAToRY.


the crematory was referred : to, and
the representatives OF the company
read the correspondence which led
TO the company's agreeing to fur
nish that institution with gas. The
company held in its letters that it was
not bound By tho terms of the ordi-
nance TO furnish Tree gas for the garb-
age furnace, but it agreed to do so gra-
tultously, but with the distinct under
standing that il there should be q short
Sscat any time the crematory should
be the first thing to be cut off.
DIR. Caddle struck up Tor the; health
committees end of the question. He
represented the difficulty OF getting coal
to the furnace, and wanted to know if
The company would notagree to furnish
the health committee with gas. Tor the,
crcmatory. 81 III rfEs
Capt. Vandcgriit, who was present at
TINS part OF the coniab, asked:
"",Why not pay us Tor it?'
ihls led 10 Il general talk in which
the company's rcprcscntativeslarep
sentGd that ii it could furnish the gas it
would DO SO at fair and equitable rates.
/ "hilc TINS was not the best that had
Dccn hoped, it was discussed from that
standpoint. IA 4 n
THEN THEY ATE. go -;s;.,a
Tho first talk over, the visitors, ac-
SC9Mpanied by Captain Bachelor and
NJ. Heard, adjourned 10 tho Hotel
phquesne, where at i o'clock thoy sat
4 NG%h toa very elaborate course dinner,
winch absorbed their attention till $50,
wien they returned to the natural gas
comPany's office. Fortified blythe din
ner inc members were 4 little freer in
'HGir talk and there was a good deal
aided to the store OF Knowledge on the
ssuo}Gct,, the result being that was
nhalIy decided TO have Mr.. Noise re-
man ana 90 over the company's books
10 verify the formal statements pre-
taxing these statements as true, and
.n can be no valid reason to question
W STeM, they are worthy OF ANALYSIS.
mel. purport is simply that tho COM
PHmy has taken in revenue over
S.o9'oO0, and spent 1860, 900, besides the
S Sois OF construction, which leaves
ro,.a.' to be exact, OF 1851, SIT o. OF
,osenuc over running expenses in five
4 iTy@Es, averaging S76,$G2 SO per year,
II" Ia nan Nandesrift said he would$not
w WItlihs 10 agree to drill further for
4 I I"s ~. 70 supply Wheeling. twas stated
i i; i! representatives OF the company that
~ WIS nolh physical and financial i'm
4 iHn" % 10 furnish FREQ gas TO Wheel
Nh ,HsI an, ana that. the company had fur
4 i Hui already alta financial loss till
" WGlne Observation-Disclosures
cp" %meA !, asked how long the, scho,olsand.
4 lIcSrST 10y houses might be supplied Mr..
Tb S1sH SUD only through this winter
r rMeFe vas talk Of COMPROMISE. butthe
S@V .1 did not feel at liberty toI
m ,m1Ns definite agreement,and hero the
A stS ".,er rests, It was asked that tho
rn, ,;.,1 presented be given the com
a nar' 70 take home, but this tho COM
e""y declined to do. q s.>4 -;
Z Il q =
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CLIFTON Springs, Battle Creek and
Hot Springs Sanitariums, all famous
health resorts, arc using Garfield Tea in
their treatment OF constipation and
female weaknesses. Isl T :
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DIED.

Monday afternoon, January l. 1892
at3oclocll, BERTHA. daughter OF Albert IT.
and Ida Nolte, aged . years. Z months and Is
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NEW DYSAMos TO RE pUT IN. /

"The big dynamo We use for the Ben
wood circuit and two smaller ones for
the loop. The big Ndynamo ordered
from Westinghouse will be here next
week, and will have more capacity than.
the two old ones and will be placed en-
tirely separate from the others. 1t
will be used as a reserve. AS it is now
should IN accident occur we have none,
and the results We have to shut down.
The power will be greatly increased, as
the anew machinery. calls for 200 horse
power with four poles. while tho old
generators have two poles with only
eighty horse power
3&"What was the cause OF the frequent
break downs Of 1.-THE old machinery?
Was it Worn out ~ IS
10 some extent, yes we have al
ready putt two new generators, which
werewolf worn, having been in service
for four years, running eighteen hours
q. day with very few repairs. With the
new brushes put in ;theyWill be as good
as new. These dynamos have been sup
plying from 525 to $50 volts, whereas
formerly they only furnished from 400
to450 volts. So it is all the way through
/. the whole station. We are making vast
improvements, putting in new switch
boards, indicators and clutchipulleys to
prevent the belts from slipping Soft and
tearing things all to pieces when chang
ing TO short circuits, which i rcgretto
say frequently occurred. 5sts
land YOU might say,'@ added Mr..
Harrington, that within a short time
we willhaye one Of the best running
lines in the country, and that all jim.
iprovemcnts viii ( be pushed forward; as a,
( last ms possible, the only delay&wei arc
suffering from now!is the slownessof
different manufacturers lin shipping
machinery. Howeyer,sno expense will
be spared to put everything il first
class condition. ~ y
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Begins The First Of January, 1892.

s This means that there is a great many
brokenlots ofMen's, Boys and Children's
Suits and Overcoats to be sold athalfprice
in order TO clean them out. Those who
have FINGERED in their purchases will !.
now find a brilliant opportunity to buy
-flrst-class Clothing at fifty cents on the
dollar We mean business on the first
floor
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Have You StQre2

Do you want to "keep";9your
goods, OF. do you want: to sell ;them9.
3iYou! can't find your "ad''fin3any
Wheeling lss,l neWspap neither can
anybody else What do4you; think.
people 4thinksWhen they don't see.
you'll !thes: pro cessiona' Il. iSs
& YouSare not selling as #muc.l sas.
you I, want want 70 sell q bought "a SELL
and y nd you you k1nltoW34i Buyers think
you are 'notEin it, Why don't
syoens,g5e 1t, in it and handle some more
;sheekels. SF}i
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WE have just received the finest limo
Of Holiday Slippers ever brought to the
CITY. h. Y. BLoSD.
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N We PCSVtUIlyty oUI5,
: J. A. HAIR,
Real Estate and Loan Broker, l59 La
! sale street. Tu&F{ AZ
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lFAGAS, SHEPPARD H5Co., BROKERS'.
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Total ,75l, $3.50
Deficiency ......."..."......."... ..... G,09i.35
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1t VIII Cure Cntarrl,.

CHICAGO, III.
Tne stmpEe Il1alcr aud Medicine Company, M.
altrnon,s O.: i ii, S !. M i, ,Sa
Z GENTLEMEN: I commenced using
your Inhaler some three months ago, and
have received such decided benefit from
it that believe it will entirely cure
the catarrh with which I have suffered
for some years. 1t far excels anything
that | have ever used, and l have tried
about everything. tla
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HARRISON December 10. 1891, Ida FRANCES.
infant daughter Of VIII a. and Annie T.
1.5s Harris, aged 10 months
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THE hooks SHOWN.

Mr.. Buchanan showed n monthly
statement for December and a genera
statement up to that time from the dry
the company began its operations. The
monthlystatement for December showed
revenues from gas sold in Wheeling OF
Sl5,3G3 %. The general statement
showed that the revenues for each year
since tho company had begun opera
tions had been as follows, these being
round numbers:
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In each case there were 4 lev. dollars
over, and the total revenue from gus in
the time the company has been in
operation was SOL, 529.G4. .la$
The cost of construction Of the limo in
the first placeis stated by the company
at Sl,3SS,Sll.S7. The cost OF operating
has been SO far 1850, 712.G2, making
total expense OF Sl,75S, 523.09. The re-
ceipts from all sources have been, nc.
cordinG to the company's statement:
Capital 600 10000
For 1hl so 81
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-14
august
Flower

I had been troubled five months
with Dyspepsia. The doctors told
the it was chronic. had a fullness
after eating and a heavy load in the
pit of my stomach. l suffered fire.
quently from Water Brash of clear
matter. Sometimes a deathly Sick
ness at the Stomach would overtake
me. Then again I would have the
terrible pains of Wind Colic. At
such times I would try to belch and
could not. l was working then for
Thomas McHenry, Druggist, Cor.
Irwin and Western Ave, Allegheny
City, Pa, in whose employ 1 had
been for seven years. Finally used
August Flower, and after using just
one bottle for two weeks, was en-
tirely relieved of all the trouble. I
can now eat things I dared not touch
before. Iwould like to refer you to
Mr.. McHenry, for whom worked,
who knows all about my condition,
and from whom I bought the medi-
cine. live with my wife and family
at 50 James ST., Allegheny City, Pa.
Signed, JOHN D. Cox. o
G. G. GREEN Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury., New Jersey, U. S. A.