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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
BENWoOD.

Yesterday was one Of the warmest DAYS
experienced here this season, the mercury
climbing up to 951S degrees. Fortunately
there was not much work going on yester-
day in the mills or q number would GER
tainly have been overcome by the heat.
A careful inquiry among the mills and
work shops about town showed that as yet
no one had suffered seriously from the ef-
fects Of yesterdays scorcher.
The steel plant is undergoing thorough
repairs while they are shut down, and
with the progress made during the past
week il looks as though they would be con-
siderably under way by the time they
start up again.
The curbing along McMechen street has
been laid and al that is wanting is the
pavement Since the motors have been
running down that way the street, assum-
ing a different appearance. as botn drivers
and pedestrians utilize il more. The pave
ment is the only missing link which pre-
venth the street reaching standard thor
oughfare.
The sale of the Palmer property, Just
south of town was postponed until the 25th
inst. The property was bid up to S2,325,
but Auctioneer Pelly decided to hold it un.
I'll later date. The property is 6Oxl5O
feet, with good six-roomed brick house
Z. L
highest bidder at yesterdays sale.
A drunken brawl took place just outside
Of Paul Rigot's saloon yesterday afternoon
about half-past four o'clock. It seems
that two men, whose names could not be
learned, were considerably under the in
fiuence Of liquor, and stepped outside of
the saloon, proclaining in loud tones that
they could whip any man. After being
able TO find no opponent, they jumped
upon one another. An exciting tussle
ensued, which was suddenly ended
by the timely arrival OF a
police AS they approached the battle
ground both men fled 10 the hills, thus glo-
riously ending a disgusting looking
SO liable.
Quite a number will go down TO the
Camp Grounds to-day to attend the Prohl-
bition Assembly services.
The members Of the Hope Society are
holding interesting meetings these warm
summer evenings preparing list OF at
fractions to place before the public during
the coming winter Those who have at
tended their entertainments on previous
occasions are fully aware that they are
always treated to something fine.
Mrs. James Gherity and son John leave
tomorrow for New York, where they sail
for England to spend several months.
Mrs a. l. Pelly and son Tom left yes
terday for the Camp Grounds, where they
will spend the summer.
Miss Emily Taylor, of Burton, is visiting
friends in town.
Frank Bonar, Of Glen EastOn, is spend
ing few DAYS with friends here.
VIM. Lindsay and family are summering
at the Camp Grounds.
Mr.. Becker Of the firm Of Becker g.
Zimmerman, is indisposed.
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CLkRKsDURG.

CLARKsBuRs, w. VA, July l5.-Prof. A.
C. Davis, OF the West Virginia Busln SIS
College, has mysteriously disappeared,
leaving "A number OF anxious creditors VINO
are inouiring his whereabouts.
A fire broke out yesterday in the rattle
tran building west OF the J. Il. Davis prop
erty. and it was with great effort that ad-
ioing property was saved. Loss small.
Clarksburg should as soon as possible
secure legislation and law authorizing the
condemnation aud tearing down OF unsafe
property, and requiring owners to build OF
brick.
One Of the most pleasant events OF the
season occurred on Thursday. IL was the
celebration OF their golden wedding by
DIR. and Mrs. j. l.. Carr. j. NJ. Carter and
family. OF Bar0oursville; Mrs. @. NJ. Ma
son and family, OF Maryland; NJ. Nj. Carr
and wife Of Elberton, Ga. and II. >. Carr,
of Moorefield. All their children, were
present excep: j. l.. Carr, Jr., OF Califor-
mia. 1t was happy family reunion.
Capt. G.. p. Stealey, who has been sick
so long, was able TO De out this week.
DR.. J. w. Bowcock attended b. M. Des-
pard, Esq, al Kingwood. He reports Mr.
Despard's injuries serious, but not likely
10 prove fatal.
The council has wisely adopted an ordi-
is known as the jackson Cemetery
The Merchants National Bank has
commenced the erection oft new build
ing at the intersection Of Third and Main
streets.
An appeal to tho Supreme Court has
been granted In the case OF Flowers VS..
Fletcher. from this county.
Chaplin Bartlett, who suddenly died at
French Lick Springs, Ky, was a son OF
X. w Bartlett, of this county.
MIR. and Mrs J. w. Vandervort are Wis
itlng Mrs. b. +. Shuttleworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Ruhl and Mr..
Lloyd Reid left Monday evening for the
Worlds Fair.
Ex-Governor A. B. Fleming was here
Thursday.
Our new electric light plant is about
completed. and will commence operations
in September.
Rev. 5. L. Maxan is visiting friends in
Illinois,
Editor James Dunn, OF Sutton. has been
in tho city several days.
Bailey Ebert, OF ST. Louis, Is here on To-
gal business.
Misses Jean Baird and Todd Baird, OF
Wheeling, will visit Miss Emma Post In
August
Governor MacCorkle was in town We'd
nesdGy.
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WEsI WHEELING.

The NJ. E. Church has been newly wains-
coated and repapered. 1t is marked I'M
provement, and looks quite neat ana
tastey.
Thomas Hays. wife and three children
left on Thursday morning, over the Pan
Handle, for Dayton, o., and other points
on their way 10 the Worlds Fair. Iney
will be gone about six weeks.
A Friday evening reception, IN honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs Frank X. Nelson was held
at the residence of the groom's mother,
Mrs Mary A. Nelson, at her home, at ROCK
Hill, about a mile back Of town. A large
number of friends and relatives were pres
eut, aud all had pleasant time.
Business at the G., l.. w. transfer seems
to be somewhat dull at present, but an I'M
provement is looked for as soon as the Bel
mont and other mills resume work.
John Yantz, of this place, was takeadl
very suddenly Friday evening, caused
from heart trouble, but at this wiring IS
slightly better.
Several parties from here went dbwn the
river last evening on visit toEhe Wei
come Fishing Club, located aebut Ram
sew ; landing, at PowhataD Point and viii
ha, e, no doubt. q hilarious time
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THE SECRgT SOCIEn&
mAsoNRx.


On Monday occurred the monthly
conversation OF Wheeling Chapter No.
l, aud although the heat was rather OPP
pressive within the lodge room, there
was full attendance Of Jealous COM
panions Of the Chapter present TO help
10 work on the candidate who was
there through all the degrees and plant
edshim successfully upon the summit OF
the Arch. High Priest Zorn presided
in the Chapter and CALLED to his assist
ance Grand Lecturer MeCahan during
the work, after the completion OF which
al present were invited TO Dartake OF
elegant refreshments at Companion
Zegenfelder'S
On tuesday evening Bates Lodge met
with a large attendance Of brethren,
and a Fellow Craft was found worthy
and was made a Master, the work being
well done by the officers OF the lodge.
From appearances the Ashers are accu-
mulating and the lodge will be kept
very busy at work for the coming
months.
% Tuesday evening Nelson Lodge,
No. 30. held their monthly communities
ton, aud the usual good attendance OF
brethren were present, which shows that
the excessive weather does not prevent
the brethren from doing their allotted
work. as Worshipful Master Dudley,
with his efficient corps of officers, work
ed the Master Mason's degree on an as
pirant in a most effective aud impress
Sive manner.
On Monday evening the brethren OF
Ohio Lodge as by agreement will hold a
special meeting OF the lodge, 10 work
the Masters and probably the E. a. de-
grees. on one candidate each, II was
necessary to hold the extra meeting
this month on account OF the accumula-
ton OF work.
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1. o. o. F.

Excelsior Lodge, No. 40, 1. o. o. F.,
on last Tuesday evening conferred the
second degree on two candidates and ad-
mitted one by card. The Grand Officers
installed the following Bros. for the en-
suing term: Noble Grand, John L.
Mills; Vice Grand, Harry Jenkias; Sec
rotary. Eugene Deiters; Treasurer, VIM.
H. GIN: r. s. n. g., D. w. Martin; l..
S. ". G., Raymond Bauer; Warden,
Harry Caswell; Conductor, VIM. Brand;
7. :. e., Thomas Thompson; o. ). e.,
Henry McCrackin; r. s. V. e., Jos.
Hoopwood; l.. S. V. e., Samuel West;
5. s, VIM. Clark and Chas. Hoffman;
Chaplin, Hornish; P. Grand, John d.
May. Next Tuesday the l0l will be
conferred on all members who wish to
receive il. Come out boys.
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A. .. Z. W.

Excelsior Lodge No. 10 had two can
didates for initiation on Monday night.
A very amusing time was had under
good OF the order" in the shape OF a
mock trial, which was participated in
by Brothers Cruise, Darrah, Brock,
Higgins and Bachmann. Foreman
ISenberg is in the East on business.
Recorder Bachmann will shortly leave
for a trip to the mountains.
The installation of officers took place
in Reliance Lodge on Tuesday night
Chas. Steinhauser acted as Deputy
Grand Master Workman and installed
as follows: p. NJ. W., Lewis Steenrod;
NJ. W, Charles Brandfass; Foreman, T..
II. LANCE; Overseer, w. J. LukenS;
Recorder, w. H. Shafer; Financier,
John NJ. Garlic; Receiver, J. ?. Mccain
mon: Guide, Richard Robertson; l. W.,
Edgar Plankey; o. W., German Naegele.
The second degree was conferred on
one candidate.
About one hundred names have been
added TO the charter list OF Upchurch
Lodge, No 20.
There was a good attendance at We'll
come Lodge on Thursday night, consid-
ering the warm weather. One candl-
date was initiated.
The Mogulian Conclave has some fun
on the programme for Monday night.
One victim will take a voyage over the
bounding pillows. We understand that
be has provided himself with a bottle OF
Red Cross OIL"
The committee appointed some time
ago are at work on the directory OF the
Wheeling membership.
LaBelle Lodge, No. ., was in regular
session last night, despite the warm
weather.
There has been some talk among the
membership in regard TO celebrating
the twenty-fith anniversary of the or
der In a befitting manner next October.
10 Is probable that grand street dem
ons;ratiOn will be part OF the pro-
gramme.
A. 0. U. w. Buttons, the latest.
cheapest and best, only soc. each, can
be obtained from Brother VIM. f. Weir,
halter and iurnisher, opposite the REG
ISTER Office.
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IRISH AMERICAN DEMOCRATS
Said by the New York Herald to be Kick
ing Because Judge Cannon Has Not
Been Recognized.

Said by tho New York Herald to be Kick
ing Because Judge Cannon Has Not
Been Recognized
NEW YORK, July 1.-The Herald
says: A serious disaffectIon among the
members OF the Irish-American element
In the Democratic party is threatened
because of the failure OF the President
to recognize w. V. Cannon, OF New
York. Judge Cannon Is very well known
in this city. lie Is distinguished Ia his
profession, but with nothing OF the
blusterer about him. He has since been
one Of the most conspicuous Cleveland
men among the Western Democrats.
lie was the leader OF the Irish-Ameri-
cans on the Democratic side 10 1892.
Friends OF Mr.. Cannon say that Mr..
Dickinson took the Judge 10 see Presl-
dent Cleveland, who said he would be
glad to see that sGch distinguished
Irlsh-American had recognition from
the party. Inquiry, however, developed
that protest had been signed by John
Dewey and two other recent RepuDii-
cans.
The appointment OF Porter, OF Ten
nessee, as Minister to Chile followed,
and II was stated that Judge Cannon
J had not been given the place because OF
the protest. Mr.. Cleveland's friends
| looked foolish when Judge Gsnnon'-
| supporters caused 20 be laid before
them the proof that Dewey was a strong
| Republican 10 1883, and was the organ
/ izer OF the anti-Cleyeland Irish Amerl-
can League. The chief grievance OF
those protesting seems 70 have been
/ that Cannon would not take sides In the
controversy which grew out OF the muir
der OF DR.. Cronrn. He declared In the
hearing Of Dewey that he did not think
/ Alexander sullivan was murderer.
When the fact that II was Republican
influence which had interfered became
known, friends Of Mr.. Cleveland said
that they would try 20 get Judge Gan
noa the appointment Of Minister to the
Argentine Republic. There was further
DELAY, then Secretary Of Agriculture j.
Sterling Morton made inquiry and re-
ported that Mr. Cleveland had decided
not 70 appoint the Judge TO any post
lion, but that the government might EN-
nloy him in certain lawsuits.ln Aeorzs-
Ia. Gaunon's friends want Secretary
Morton TO make a public statement OF
the Influences which led 70 the defeat Of
/ the Judge.
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contract.

She was introduced to the EngIisn
nnbIlc in a concert at ST. James han
on November s, 1892, where her entnu-
siastic reception assured her success.
She returned to America last January
and npon invitation OF the music com
mittee will several appearances at the
World,s Fair, returning TO England IN
0ctober. Mrs. Fiske is fine French
scholar aud has a moderate com manu- ol
the German and Italian. She possesses
a rich and powerful contrhlto voice
with range OF ~ octaves, the lower
tone deep, resonant and thrilling. the
upper register sweet and meiodious'
Her voice Is uniformly musical ana sat
isfactory TO all classes OF listeners
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
A.. vour eyes weak and watery' Do "a

Are your eyes weak and watery' Do yo,,.
floating spots before them al .lmes.
10 YOU have pain over your eyes or s,,,.
o,tnIlness across the front OF the heads ~
Is your hearing dull and defecty-: D,,.
hsv. a roaring. ringing or buzzIug s5gsf I,
noes your nose stop up ct times, enc O.. -,
,hs otbers Does 1t discharge thin. rs
snbstance almost constantly
when you go to bed st night have yoat,
Guilty in going 10 sleep , nv OG oo 1's see {
40 YOU feel uHrefre she'd:
~ ~ he morning do YOU have dific'iy n Ca,
inc your throat Does your throat ''s ciy ~
nsrched! Do you have sense OF lg.h,.. !,
Do YOU have dry. hacking cough hry
have a cough that prevents your going % s,,,
At nightY Doyou have cough THAI ealisiI1
TO wske up at night ana thus disturb yoIs
PG Do YOU have feeling at times as though p.
vera about 10 faint and feel AS though y0g-5
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Pensioners Who Rave been suspended.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July l4-It is
learned at the pension ONCE to-day that
2, 500 pensioners have been suspended up
10 date under Secretary Hoke Smiths re-
cent ruling requiring benedciaries of the
act of June %, 1890, TO prove that disability
where they are drawing pension OfSl2 per
month. The suspensions are not confined
to any particular locality but are well dis
triouted throughout the country.
No pension had been yet dropped under
the decision, FOR the reason that the sixty
days allowed the pensioners, in which to
make proof of disability have not elapsed.
Many of the cases suspended will not re-
suit in the dropping Of the pensiouer, but
may be confined TO q reduction of pension
according 10 the degree Of disability and
its cause as shown by the proof submit ed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

:, nj. time she filled choice CHICAGO CHICAGO
%en.s 20 a. and was the second Alto oi 'A'
c cl.,Oas Es S lady quartet: 90 =. go
She made her debut II, u necember 81,
loist In .sThe Messiah, ,,.a has has been a
1 1880, and from that time time, n1 the West.
n r0y singer throughout .no 1892.
p pop sailed for Europe in May az FOR for
n npon Mayer Mayer Of London, who l Kears'
d gsIsI signed her for three years
contract.
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grasp something for support Does you,rls
1econe disturbed and everything grow ltI,
fore YOUR eyes at such times!
DO you have night s"eats or heinotlhAi 1s
bot and cold flashes over your body or ya.is
creepy feeling running up your oaoK' D5R
have A weakness as though you had been Vta.
ing very hard and wanted 70 rest anu cil,i
10 Won have depressed feeling after s,.,,
or a bloated.up feel in the stomach hN,
beIch M a sour taste In the mouth, or hita
vsrys ics feeling At the stomach Or ahHafts.r'
DO YOU feel rs though what you had oA'el "a
wing like lead in your stomach
Do YOU have G feeling OF oppression A'o-,
the heart? Do you have shortness o. 6i,la
on going up stairs quickly. DO You lhu
smothering attacks? Do you have Attimes r..
inosas though your heart was encJmPasssl b
so,nething aud Il could not move and thea 81.
denly nnd II pAlpitatins iurlously
III so, then you have catsrrh IN one O; Z
many forms These arc but few OF the n,l
symptoms that denote 10 the skilliul phys.s.l
that YOU are suffering from catarrh. II hi
ara your symptoms, do not delay Longer b
mace Yourself under the care OF a physcs
who makes a speciality OF such diseases Aui
cured before Il has taken such hold on y,
that IL will be too late to secure relief
Drs! Copeland He'll and Davis treat ~
cessfully all durable diseases a. 1871 hA
street. Wheeling, w. Va ONCE hours, 70
A. m, 2 20 3 p. m, TO 2 p. m. sunday, 10 %
A. m TO 4 p. IN. Specialtiss: Catarrh and ,
diseases OF tho Eye, Ear, Throat and LuEg
Dyspepsia cared; nervous diseases cured; ~
diseases cured.
MANY cases treated successfully by ma
Send 2cent stamp for question bank.
DRs COPELAND. BELL 4 DAVIS
ll21 Main street whesling W. Ia
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MYSTIC CIRCLE

Union Ruling 223, Fraternal Mystic
Circle, held regular meeting on Tues
day last, with the new officers in their
respective places. Everything worked
nicely under their charge; one petition
for membership read and accepted.
The members OF Union Ruling are
booming things under special dtspen-
satlon from Supreme Ruling.
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SHE SINGS VERY swEETLT.
katherine Fiske, Who Has Won Fame on
Two Continents

Mrs. Katherine Fiske, the iamo Us
singer. whose name is familiar TO the
music lovers on both sides OF the Allan
tic. is a native of Clinton, Wis. Her
musical education began at Chicago
where she studied eight years under
Miss Fannie \. Root, Professor Tom
Fms and Mrs. Sarah Eddy. During par
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A Pension Fraud Case on Trial.

NORFOLK, Va, July 1.-THE United
States court was engaged yesterday in the
trial Of Pauline Jordan, who was Jointly
Indicted With VIM. Ward, Uriah and
Matilda Elliott, all colored, for conspiracy
70 defreud the government out Of the sum
Of $500 This was one Of the pension
fraud cases. The woman was acquitted.
Judge Hughes, in continuing the cases,
said that the government was making a
very poor showing and that be continued
all Of the cases so that the detectives could
secure more and better evidence.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
EASTERN STAR.

Miriam Chapter No. 1, will meet on
Tuesday evening, and some Stars are to
be gathered into the constellation OF
Starites at that meeting, and which will
draw the many members OF the Chapter
together to welcome them to their noble
works OF charity and iraternal love.
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r.. choc,.v Trial Record Received.

WASHINGTON, d. C., July lE-Acting
Secretary Sims, OF the Interior Depart
rneut. today received copy OF tue court
records in the trial Of the Dine Cnoctaw
indians. recently convicted OF murder oy
the National Court Acting, Secretary
sims win examine the record as trans
mitted. but il is unlikely that any acton
will be taken until Secretary Smiths re-
turn.
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INEBRIETY.
DR. LESLIE KELLEY DISCUSSES SOME OETHE
PROBABLE CAUSES OF DRUNKENNESS.

Hs Thinks Hssdity has Received Much Blame
that Il Does Not Dsssrvs-fhs Nursery, De
Says, is Responsible in Great Part for This
Evil-Craving for Alcohol and Drugs Pro-
ducsd by tn. Soothing Syrups and Oih'r
Medicines Given for Iufantila Diseases.
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Read THIS.
If These Symptoms Fit Your d
Then You HaVes Catarrh.

Catsrrh Attacks All Mucous Membn,
uAnects the Eyes. Ears, Nose, Tb,,. q
bronchial Tubes, Lungs, Stomach. D..
els. kidneys, Bladder-the Whole \.
cons rract-Cure Diseases OF The, y
rans by Removing rhe Cause.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

Base ball interest does not seem to
WAver as the season progresses. More
than $4,000 spectators saw the Fourth
of July games In the six western cities
OF the National League. There were
only 800 less than 100000 present on
Memorial day at the games in the six
eastern cities Of the circuit. There
fore when comparison and allowances
are made upon q basis or combined pop
ulatiOn the percentage OF attendance
has not fallen away, but has rather
increased. The west has only Chicago
TO class with New York, Brooklyn and
Philadelphia In respect 70 population,
and the six western cities as a whole
will fall 80 per cent. below the combined
census numbers OF the six eastern mem
bers. Therefore the west IS as a whole
made a better showing on the Fourth
than the east made on Memorial day.
or the western attendance Cleveland
turned out the banner crowd, l6,9OO at
the two games. In proportion TO Dopu-
latfon that was the best patronage re-
ceiyed by any club this year. New
York on Memorial day had about $4,000
people on the Polo grounds, out New
York is more than twice as large as
Cleveland. Chicago was second with
lara and. Cincinnati third with 1880.
The total attendance was 76.Ol5.
The day was a joyful one 20 the Bos-
tons. Philadelphias and PlttsOurEs, VINO
won two games each, and il was equally
SAD 20 the Cincinnatis, Chicagos and
Baltimores, who dropped back just as
far As the fortunes or misfOrtunes or the
day would permit.
The day was particularly unfortunate
10 three clubs, the BOstOns, Chieagos
aud CIevelands. who collectively LOST
ths service OF thre9 valuable players.
A collision between Arson and StiVetts
at first base badly injured the veterans
knee and very nearly ended the life Of
Boston's big pitcher. When two ire
sistable bodies meet what will be the
result? That was u iavorite theme for
discussion in our debating society some
years ago, but ia our many hours OF
forensic work we never came as near 70
the answer as Arson and StivettS came
70 Il on the morning Of the Fourth.
Both were 80 badly injured that their
clubs lost their services.
The Clevelands met with a severe
handicap during the morning game by
the dislocatiOn OF Captain Tebeau'S
weak knee. That occurred In Clncin-
natl on the morning of the same day
which is much more dePlOrable than
either OF the accidents named above
For the first time since the expulsoE
OF Devlin, Hall, Crsver and Nichols In
1877 a player has been openly charged
with selling game. The deploraOle
phases OF the affair were that IL was a
case OF rushing into print with alarm
full statement without proofs Of It's
truthfulnesS, and that a club official
was the person making the changes.
The accused player was Elton Cham
berlain, Cincinnstrs besHpiteher The
Foundation foE-the chgfges was this: A
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and the inebriety resulting

mortality and the inebriety resulting
from their non-prevention.
The prevention consists In general
and special sanitation. 1t Is my firm
conviction, and all things appear to
verify IL, that, viewed from whatever
standpoint, the intemperance of this
world is caused by the lack OF santa
ton which can destroy the preyentable
disease.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

The great majority OF inebriety is d.
rectly caused, in childhood, as well as
in adult life, by drugs used as remedies.
The prescription, the cradle, the
nursery, as well as the invitation, the
saloon and social customs, are RESPONSE
BILE for the widely diffused disease Of in
ebriety throughout civilization.
LESLIE E. KELLEY. NJ. D., LII. d.