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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11
NplrIoN oF 10 wA-EE.

To ONr Who has never worn the Crawford
Shoe u NAV be surprising that two large and
expensive stores are necessary IN Washington
for the prope- accommodation OF the patrons
~ this now worldwide celebrated shoe. To
those Who hare worn this shoe and know It's
nany excellent qualities IT will not be sur
pricing
The headquarters Of the Crawford Shoe Com
Tany j. at Boston. the acknowledged center OF
E1e shoe making.
Ihis shoe l. 50 popular there that seven large
stores are required for its exclusive sale.
The success of this company has come
largely from the manner in which the business
lrs been conducted.
THIS shoe was introduced in Washington
some six wears since It's rapidly increasing
sale> soon demanded larger quarters. and their
present location. 9O3 Pennsylvania avenue. was
secured. During the past year the corporation
decided to rent this store and make 1t the finest
store of ia kInd IN the city.
Nv Bouvc. the treasurer OF this corporation.
ia town last week looking the field over for
. location for an additional store and finally
decided to lease store corner and 18Th streets
northwest. which n Is now having fitted up IN
the usual good taste OF this company.
The fact that he found a few more vacant
stores on T IT. than when Last here had no
weight with this man. who. during the past SIX
yca-s. has located twenty-five successful Craw-
f1-d shoe stores IN Boston. New York. Brook
lyn. Philadsiphia. Hartford. New Haven.
Providence. Baltimore and Washington. NJ.
Rouve saws the little set back which st. has
seemed 10 strike i the experience of all cities
Wherc new sections are opened up to retail
business. He l. confident that ST. Is. i'll the
neIr future. to equal. If not rival. Pennsylvania
ave. as a retail street for firs:-class trade
Mr.. KoI; ". Moore. well known as the ell
cicnt assistant manager at the Pennsylvania
store. viii. IN future, have charge Of it.
n well n the new stree: store; and. though
quite a Young man fer so responsible position,
hi selection b. the company Is guarantee of
his fitness Tor the position.
The great success 81 the Crawford Shoe has
induced many to initiate its manner of doing
business. but IL common with all imltatOrs they
fail To grasp the situation and sooner or later
drop out of line.
one great point strongly adhered to by thus
corporation i 70 keer Its shoe up to its own
high standard Of merit. and To improve II where
ever a chance offers to do so without regard to
additional cos.
Comfort. quality and style are combined IN
the Crawford shoe. and a. this company is
protected II all Its special rights. 1t has fear
az ary ono making shoe equal 20 1t. To make
a Crawford shoe one must have a Crawford
last. The lasts of this company are never sold
To any one.
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LATEsT STYLES Mems Derby and Alpine
q e,lorA Hats. 5i.j0 and - Black or brown.
ExGIa value. \. T. LEwIs. i35 9Th street n. W.
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WEAK. PAINFUL KIDNEYS,
With their weary. dull aching. feiess all gone sem
sation. relieved minute by the CUTICURA
ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. the only pain-killins plaster.
feS-w&s
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RaZOrs; for perfect ease and comfort in
shaving, the Jubilee" WALFoRD's, All Paav.
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GEo. l.. GRAY. Printer. 339 Pa ave. Il. W.
Prompt. Reliable Prices reasonable.
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Remnants! Rsmnants 1900 yards of Black
and Colored Silesia, &C.: 4. 400 yards of Figured
Satteens. SIC. 5000 yards of French Percale,
10c.; 900 yards Apron Ginghams &C.: rem
nants of Bieached and Unbleached Cotton,
Sheeting, Outing Flannels, Cheviots, &C., a.
STERN's, 904 and 906 18th st. 1t
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa, the onl
Cocoa with rich chocolate favor. Z
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Your Derby Is Rusty.
Get a new one-ours at S1.l9 are correct styl
1t HENRY FRANC & Son, cor 7th and d.
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EXCURSIONS. DC.

ITO MI. VERNON AND THE TOMB OF WASH
l. INGTON.
Only means Of communicationis via the Warrington
Alexsndria and Mt Vernon Electric Railway from
Alexandria
Cars heated By electricity leave local depot Alex
sndr;s. thu arrival of all trains from washinxton
Take Of Pennsylvsnis Railroad 9th ct. depot
Fare for round trip. As.
Grounds open from II IN. to Ap.m. Admisnon
TO grounds. 25c.
DIS "a REED. suol
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"Grand'' Cut Plug is the Best Smoke or
Chew. Try it. jaI7-eolm
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While every docs desire o. p a ff.-. -.
fetrwnodn not " - 20 gain SUI ieuf ~.
all the comic . snd lnN urir~ On lie NJ 80 L,
bef-in than by InAkiuC surus Hasl " "f d -.
Idle m bank o. elsewhere. car4 scnisfit4H
Certificates OF Deisoii YaNabi. 4, fre wftlnls
notice. and pav Won z r.n' t,r fla q ,nHr
money y YOU uu't have uS- fos u fof b te Hsf
le, Ao4 Time trrafE It.ss--f ~,
which pay cent IN three months per tea- n
sin months and per cent n year. "a aia sfs
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Few So Coon.

fEW 30 GOOD.
None so chelP-as our cl.l9 Derby. HENRY
EaASC 4 son. cor. 9Th and ID.
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LOvELIEST. wbitest. Clearest skin and softest
Hands produced by CUrICURA SOAP
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CITY ITEMS.

come In Monday.
When moved into my mammoth new build
ing l inaugurated the system of making my
profit on Furniture, Carpet, &C., just as little
above cost as would enable me to do An immense
volume OF business and distance all competitors
and find this system pays-it pays both my
patrons and myself. If you need anything new
for your house do not hesitate to call-you can
nave bottom prices on ''time" payments.
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodated
1t 513 Seventh street northwest.
Johnston
Bros. & Co..
Monday. Monday.
699 and
GAL La. ave.
Inauguration
Supplies.
Hams,
Shoulders,
Breasts.
Sugar
cured
and
Choice
Cut
Canned Goods.
Peaches, Peaches,
Peaches,
Apricots,
Tomatoes,
String Beans,
Boston Beans,
ready baked.
Gallon
cans Peaches
for pie bakers
and hotels,
cheap
and good
quality.
Flour.
Flour. Flour.
Flour.
Both
Pat. and
Family.
High grade.
Prices right.
Now is your time to buy
before the
grand rush.
JOHNSTON Bros. 4 Co.,
$50 and GAL La. ave. 1t
Lithauer Stomach Bitters (imported), q
sure cure for dyspepsia, S1.25 per bottle
Money refunded if goods are not satisfactory.
SFIIGsON's 1000 Pa ave where low prces Dre.
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SoldeverywNere. Price. CUTICURA. 5oc. SOAP,
25c. RESOLvENT. 81 Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
eT''How to Cure Skin Diseases" GA pages, 80
illustrations and 100 testimonials. mailed free.
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Ladies! Buy the Old Reliable, Time-tested
Wheeler Il Wilson.
Each year brings it new laurels.
Your grandmothers used one, and tho most
progressive mechanical expert Of today pro-
nounces the best in the world to be the New
High Arm, No. 8. Office, 437 9Th st. NV, one
door south Of f. d2l.tf
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Valentines. j. JAY GoULD's. felO-3t*
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CUTICURA KISOLyENT

The Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest of
humor remedies. internally. cleanses the blood of
all impurities and poisonous elements. while CUTI-
CURA. the great siin cure. and CUTICURA SOAP
exquisite skin pulitzer and beautiher. externally
clear the skin OF every trace of disease Hence the
CUTICURA REMEDIES every species Of
itching. burning. scaly and pimply diseases and
humors of the skin scalp and blood with loss of
hair. from infancy TO age from pinples to scrofua
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-GorLD's-Open evenings.-Adrt.
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BAD ECZEMA CURED

BAD ECLEMA CURED.
Three years my little boy had terrible sore
on his chest. four inches across besides other forms
of eczema. His doctor had tried several remedies
with no effect. 80 l began to the CJTICURA
REMEDIES. In two weeks his chest Was healed
and the skin white and smooth again. continued
the CUTICCRA REsOLYENT some time Longer
until he WAS quite WELL and even now give it
to him once in q while il he has any blood trouble
never without CUTICURA REMEDIES all three
Mrs. NJ A. CHENEY,
KauanLa Falls. Fayette county. W. Va.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
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Lithauer Stomach Btters imported), q
sure cure for dyspepsia, sl.25 per bottle.
Money refunded if goods are not satisfactory.
sELIGsoSs. 1900 Pa. ave., where low prices pre-
vail. 1t
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HrnAx Artificial Ewes. HrurLrn. 45s Pa. ave
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AA CoIhILANl Id.
Short Gut
LFRE::Ej@l<CH HI
Language.
THE FOLLOWING LETTERS EXPLAIN THEM
SELVES:
January 30. 1895
PROF LUCIEN T. c. CoLLIERE
Teacher of the French Language.
Dear Sir:
Referring that pour Bisfhod OF teaching
languages is Tire correct one. and that the
public ought 10 be better acquainted ,rith At
IRE suggest. as your friends. that sou de-
iiusr a lecture upon us subject at an early
YOURS TRULY.
S.t.notTs Minisirs de R:cter A't ta q Uat-
A
Alex. G. Melville Bell. Csideron ariisle.
LIE Marquis de Chsmbrun, r. o. H3ltzman,
Avocat Ccnseil de la Le- Edw. J. stell wSsen.
J. \. Bonaparte. Henry f. Davis
IL Ravens hich,rds = j.. Pro-: Georgetown Uni
S 4 Tn 10y ysS a.; cs 5es. i. Msc.mmon.
France PIin. Emsr'o@ Institute.
1oll Conn. ave-. Washington. d. c..
Feb 4. 1898
To Son Excellence NJ. Jules Patrenotre,
Ministre de France. the Rt Rev. J. J.
keane. Alex g. Melville Bell. Calderou
Carlisle and Others.
Gentlemen:
thank You for your kind invitation Of
January 30. expressing belief in my
method OF teaching Languages. and sug-
gestng that. at an early date. 1 de liver
lecture on the subject. in order that the
public may be made better acquainted with
the method.
Will therefore gladly avail myself Of
your standardization and name Wednesday.
Februdrp Is. as the date and the National
h'fes' arniOrH as the place of meeting.
The subject of my lecture will be The
Philosophy or Speech as illustrated blythe
English and the French Foics. ~ and l will
endeavor TO demonstrate that man is
born to speak-not any particular Ian
Huage. but any lsnguags-therefore tchat
french speech really is and hour
10 learn to speak in French Is very
iaESely d question OF principles. W
systematic drill. of method and OF training
and does not DEPEND solely innate apti-
tude fer languages on the youth or age
of the learner.
In the latter case one language having
already been mastered. the din uIfU 10 be
orercome is primer pdiiV a mechanical one.
Again thanking you, gen: emen, Cor the
honor You do me. and for your friendly in
terest. remain yours,
Very respectfully.
l.. E. C. COLL1ERE,
Native Paris. France.
All are cordially invited.
No charge for admission.
New classes will be formed at the close Of
the lecture
Those wishing to Join classes forming
prior to the lecture do SO.
L. E. c. CoLLIERE A. B. A. NJ,
feS-4t 1011 Conn. ave NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tue y~a.h.r.

FORECAST TIIL ,. ". SUNDAY.
For the District 80 Columbia. Maryland and
Virgin shower TO-DAY clearing by Sunday;
probably flir Sunday. colder Sunday morning;
rorfhefIy viId.
CONDITION OF THF wA-EE-
Temperature and condition OF water =.
IN Great Fnll- temperature. y, condition.
! Receiving reservoir. temperature. 80. Con-
d-tiou &c ror.t connection. g; condition a.
south connection 81; distributing reservoir,
temuera-ure 81 condition NJ infuent gaze
h-a,t : 4. en.u"ut gate house, .
gh tidr. Low tide.
81 tm S-fJpm $40 am. 10.3s pm
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

FIVE GAL GASOLINE. 6Oc. MuDD1MAy. G14 18th
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-17
New Corporations Chartered.

Special TELEGRAM 20 TIE Rs8lStsr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February 1G.
The Secretary of State has chartered
the J. n. Clark Tow Boat Company, OF
New Haven, w. Va, with capital OF
s., coo. Shares are one hundred dollars
and held by L. II. Brdgemain, j. 2.
CApehart, George II. Barker, j. P.
Capehart, John Blair and j. j. Ball, of
Syracuse, OHIO and Alex. GuiliOn OF
New Haven, w. Va.
Also the Dunn Loup Coal and Coke
Company of Fayette county; capital
s. 600: shares 500, held by Ii. Firm
stone aud J. e. Johnson, OF Long Dale,
Va; G. L. Turner, of Baltimore: VIM.
Prince, of Prince William; w. 5. Lewis,
J. \. Carncs and w. l.. Tyree, OF
Charleston, W. Va; w. L. Wilson and
!. A. McGu0in, of Sewell, w. Va; f. E.
Walker, of Clilf Top, and n. NJ. War
rem, OF Colt, w. Va.
Also the Brooke County OIL and Gas
Company OF WelISburg; capital s., held
by James Mathews, VIM, Nichols, Lucas
Watson, George McC!eary, Robert Scott
and b. +. Harden, of Wells5urg, and
WIN. Cowens, of Bethany, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-17
EENNOOD.

Last Wednesday evening, it was a
pleasing ceremony that made Miss
Cora Vanceuren Mrs. Charles Schad.
The bride is a well-known society lady
OF town, aud the bridegroom is u pros
porous young meat merchant OF Ben
wood. Intimate friends OF the happy
couple were in attendance, and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. c. l..
Boecelle, assisted by Rev. Denton.
Among the many numerous and costly
presents was fine parior suit present
ed by August Schad, father of the
bridegroom. Yesterday afternoon Mr.,
Schad took his bride 10 his newly fur
nished andu ew house on Main street,
where they have gone direct to house
keeping.
J. NJ. Gately, ST., is making arrange
ments for the erection Of fine business
block on Main street. The building is
10 be of brick, two stories high, and
the first floor will be fitted up with
store rooms. The building will cost
$1,000, and it is expected that opera
lions will be begun in the early spring.
Plans tor the new Methodist Church
are being drawn up by an architect.
The fancy fair to be given by the Hope
Society next April is expected TO raise
a neat sum toward the payment OF the
new ediice. 1t is not yet determined
what the cost or the exact size OF the
temple will be.
As reported in the REGISTER, Eugene
NOVEL;, yardmaSter at the Riverside
Steel Works, has resigned his position.
George w. Miller, the former weigh
master, has been promoted to Mr.. Now
ellis place. Richard Terrell is now pro-
moted TO Mr.. Miller's place.
An infant child of Isaac Littleton
will be buried to-day at o'clock in Red
mans Cemetery. The death was very
sudden one, the child having been sick
but few hours Of Group.
TIE Benwood Building and Loan As
ISOLATION is now in more prosperous
condition than ever before. A CON-
plete statement is being prepared and
will be presented soon.
Among the coming society events OF
the near future, is given the marriage
Of Thomas Beatty, OF the upper mill,
and Miss Annie Myers, OF Bogg's Run.
The Martha Washington tea to be
given in the City Hall next Saturday
evening promises to be one of the lead
ina society events of the season.
Oliver Peabody is home from down
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river trip. During the severe weather
be was away and much concern was
manifested for him.
Mrs. Beck, a progressive lady, living
near the Riverside Mill, is going TO
make big additions to her property in
the spring.
The Benwood steel works are again
running in full with prospects favoring
q steady run.
The NJ. j. protracted meetings still
continue. with church aCcessionS nearly
every night.
Miss Irene Taylor, OF Wellsburg, is a
guest OF Miss Mary Thompson.
Mr.. p. w. Greenwood, who was re-
ported very sick, is improving.
Barber Ed. Noel Is visiting Welsburg
friends.
Postmaster PelleY is very much indis-
posed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-17
BIDS For Building Lock No. ..

Sgscia! 7siegram TO TIE Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February 10
Bids were opened today for the con
struction Of government lock No. 9, To-
Gated near Winfield on the knawha
river. The aggregate bids were as fol-
lows:
Humphrey Devereux, Shaweetown,
His, S2sI7l2; Zimmerman, Truax "
Sheridan, Duluth, MINI, S2S3,344;
Larkin, Stickuey and Gran, East Sagi'
nav, Mich, S322, 3S5; Harold and Nc
Donald, Pittsburg, Pa, S322, 500; ThoS.
Manford, Lock Seven, S293,G50; Joseph
Gianine, Allegheny, Pa, S329,372.
Bids for the construction Of Lock No.
10 will be opened February 23d, and
bids for the construction OF Lock No.
: will be opened March Cd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-17
FOR SALE.

SIX lots in good locations in Park View,
cheap.
House, six rooms, BRICK Eo1 street, Centre
Wheeling s. 500
House. six rooms, TveGty-fourih streets 0Ol.
Two half lots ia Hsn1ian addition, cheap
on easy terms.
Market street business property al moderate
House, four rooms, Twenty-thlri and Charles
street.
Farm. 80 acres, 81. niles below Moundsvills
on Round Bottom; ~ acres river bottom, with
7-ro- med house and drst-clsss outbuildings; on
easy terms.
House rooms. Pike street $50
Lots at east end Twenty-thrd street on easy
terms.
Farm, 60 acres, two miles from city; splendid
improvements; suitable fOr gardening
House rooms. 26iS Jacob street aud 4-roomed
house IN rear, S., SEQ
House rooms 1920 Jacob street, B3N.
Houses rooms Jacob street. between FIJI
teen,h and Sixteenth streets $3.50
House rooms, Eof street Centre Wheeling
Tar TSfoe houses, Moysten street. SiIth ward,
Lot on Twenty.ninth street $500.
One-half lot on Chapine street Sixth ward
oac.hsli lot on McColloch street, Centre
Wheeling. $500.
Ous Of tie best manufacturing s!tes in ths
ity N onting on two railroads.
81 coo ana 1900 10 loan on city real estate.
NESBITT & DEVINE,
l..O i5Sg Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-17

ScrOfula. You can prevent Il, and you can
cure il, il Won haven't waited too long, with
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. That
Is the most potent blood-clcsnser, strength
rostorcr, aad hesh-buildcr that's known 70
medical science For every disease that has
TO b. reached through the blood, Ike Con-
SUMPTION, for Scrofuls in al its forms, Weak
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, and all severe:
lingering Coughs, il is the only guaranteed
remedy. II il doesn't benefit or cure, yoa
have your money back.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-17
ROLF g. ZANE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
CALL ON US BEFORE YOU BUY.

500 buys new house rooms lot 651l65, at
Elm Grove.
eleCO buys house rooms On Virginia street.
$500 buys house rooms on North huron St
SLSU buys house rooms on Virginia street.
S. OG0 buys house rooms, lot 3Ox2l, on Nc
Colloch stTeet.
$500 hugs house 6 rooms, attic, laundry, cell
lar, on North Huron street.
-. 500 buys house 8 rooms, lot 37xl2O on South
Broadway.
$1,000 buys country residence with both gases,
hot aud cold water, cath aud closet. good water,
large lot, on easy terms, out the National Pike.
Posses sion April list.
e3,G5O buys new house rooms, bath, attic,
laundry, cellar near Zane street
$1,000 buys house rooms, attic, laundry, cell
lar bath both gases, On Penn street between
Zsne and Virginia streets.
$500 buys house rooms. all convenenceS,
at Echo Point, lot 200N300 Possession April /.
$1,000 buys house 10 rooms, bath, all con
yeuicnces on Thirteenth street.
$500 buys house rooms, bath, oil con-
veniencc, on Fifteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-17
YESTERDAYS SESSIONS.
The Routine Business or the Legislature.
The session Nearing an End.

The Routine Business or the Legislature.
The session Nearing an End.
Sgscial Ysis1rGm 90 ~ RsHEo.
CHARLESTON, w. VA. February 10
The House session this morning was
opened with prayer by Rev. Barr. The
Ohio County Criminal Court oil was
taken up, and the amendment made bT
the Senate cOncurTed In.
Mr.. McCallister was granted leave OF
absence uDtiI Saturday. Mr.. Dand-
ridge obtained leave OF absence for
MeSsrs. BrocEunier, Holt aud McKla-
ney, a subcommittee Of the finance
committee. 20 Sis during the remaining
days OF the session.
Mr.. Walker offered q resolution Npro-
viding for a night session TO read SSn-
ate bills, which was adopted.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Floyd, the ruleb
were suspended and the House bin pr&
yiding for payment of salaries OF meA-
beFs was read first time and ordey ii
20 second reading.
senate bin 40. 70. amending NJ
concerning the establishment ant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-17

The proprietors Of DR.. Sage's Catarro
Remedy klSo,v that { Aeir medicine perfectly
and permanently curry Catarrh. 20 prove
il 70 fioa, they make thu offer: Ii they can't
cure your Catarrh, not matter what your
case Is, they'll pay you 800 II cash.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-17

When RSby veg dek, VIC gave her ca1soTA-
when sho wac Child, she cried for CaStoris-
Wasa shs became Miss, she Giuug to CastsriG-
HhOz ase haG Ch1Grsa, sho gaTs tAozl Cast Ja
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-17
Ike 4 THIEF IN

III AZ II Z GAALE ~
THE NIGHT, Con-
sumption comes. 4
slight cold, with your
system in the ScrOful-
Gus condition that s
caused By impure blood,
IS enough to faStsn Il
upon YOU. That is TIE
TINE when neglect and
delay are full Of danger.
Consumption is Lung