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The morning call., 1893-06-04
BURIED TO THE CHIN.
Uncomfortable Predicament OF an
Arizona Man,

PRESCOTT, ARR, June 3 --While Robert
Delarge was engaged in waling up an old
well on his ranch yesterday at Dngaa the
curbing of the well broke, causing cave of
earth and burying Delarge up to tbs chin
thirty feet beneath the surface 1t took
the neighbors nine hours to extrieate him
from his perilous position. as the caving
earth threatened everv minute TO con-
pletey bury him. When rescued he was
pretty badly bruised. but not seriously in
jured.
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Want a High school Building.

SAN JOSE, June ,3.-At the annual meet
Ing of TIE Board of Trade of this city last
evening it was decided to urge upon the
City Council the necessity for the early
erection of large high school building in
this city. Extensive improvements in the
streets were also earnestly recommended
The morning call., 1893-06-04
Fighting for Life.

EUREKA, June 3.-Attorney S. Eyier.
for Charles II. Bawden, sentenced TO he
hanged July 81 for the murder of Lille
Price on February Z. 1891, has given notice
ofappeal. The case is similar to McNulty's.
lately decided by the United States Su-
preme Court
The morning call., 1893-06-04
Run Over by a Truck.

CHICAGO, June al FL. Burke of Cali
fornia, stopping at 2S4 Erie street, was run
over and killed by truck-wagon this
afternoon. He accidentally fell between
the wheels of the wagon, which passed
over his body. Burke died fifteen minutes
afterward The body was removed to the
Mnrpna
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Paid Their Wages,

BAKERsFIELD June 3.-The Southern
Pacific Company pavmaster arrived from
Los Angeles last night at 10 80 o'clock and
paid the employees their wages. The strike
was Immediately declared off and all went
to work
The morning call., 1893-06-04
Sailing of the Garnet.

VICTORIA. B. c., June 3-H. M. S.
Garnet sailed this evening for Boring Sea.
Her headquarters will be Oonalaska. She
will be relic we'd by the Champion, alter
the latter vessel is overhauled. and is ex-
pected back in ,Jnly
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EMTOMBED MINERS.

Imprisoned in Burning Colliery
In Mexico.
8 EAGLE PASS, Tex, jane 3.-Fire start
ed tonight in the Fuente coal mines, sit
uated in Mexico, four miles from mere.
Sixty men are in the mines and 1t is feared
that all will lose their lives. Efforts are
being made to reach them, but it is feared
the imprisoned men cannot be rescued. A
call for assistance has been sent to this
city
The morning call., 1893-06-04
Nevada's Crop Prospects Bright.

RENO, New, June 3-The crop pros
poets of Nevada were never better. Unless
there is a heavy frost late in June the
fruit crop Will be larger than ever before.
Farmers are jubilant over the prospects,
and a large acreage has been sown to
grain.
The morning call., 1893-06-04
COAST GOSSIP.
Several New California Postmasters
Deceive rors,r,is c;ooc|

Receive Commissions.
WASHINGTON. June 3.-Edward H0erst
has been appointed Postmaster at Miraoel
Lake County. CAL, vice j. G. Harry, re-
signed.
Soloman b. Burkham has been commits
stoned Postmaster at Bodie and Matilda
Gribbls at Dedrick, Cal. +.
Pensions were granted as follows:
California;: Original-John P. Thomn-
son.
Oregon: Original widows = Liyonia
Terry. Widow of Indian War veteran )
Delphine Hamilton.
The morning call., 1893-06-04
Humboldt Iron Times.

EUREKA. June ga Pittshnrg Pa.)
iron company represented by Frank Hor-
ton has leased section of the Anger iron
mine the north side of Humboldt Bay.
The company will erect smelters. They
say the ore is very rich
The morning call., 1893-06-04
Foot Race at Santa Ana.

SANTA ANA. June 3-Tom Morris. the
peatland sprinter. defeated the Arizona
Cyclone" in a 100-yard race here to-day
Time, 9% see. Morris gave the Arizona
man 22-foot handicap and won easily.
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Run Down by the Cars.s

SAN DIEGO, June 3.-An Indian wema n,
lately recognized as Maria Quir-Quir, who
has lived in this city Ter thirty years, was
run over and instantly Killed by an electric
car on the H-street Inc at 10 o'clock to-
night, She had been drinking all day, and
was an habitual drunkard.
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outfitting for the PeeIee.

SAN DIEGO, June 3.-Various parties
are Quitting for the Pegleg mines and
plan to follow the trail of the Ingram
party, which left a dav or two ago. They
have seen the ore brought in and are con-
fdent great strike has been made.
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johnson Gets a Ficht

MINNEAPOLIS, June 3.-Charlie John.
son. the Pacific Coast welter-weight, and
Billy Hawkins signed articles this after
noon for fight before the Twin CITY
Athletic Club on Friday. June 80, for a
purse of $1,000.
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Equaled the Record.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June Sat the
third annual races of the Ansonia Wheel
Club, held here to-day, j. S. Johnson tried
for the track record of 2 minutes 10 As
seconds, held by A. A. Zimmerman, and
succeeded in making it.
The morning call., 1893-06-04
Eishing-Boats Capsized.

ASTORIA. Or. June 3-Four fishing
boats were capsized to-day. and the waters
claimed one more victim. The boats we're
all saved, but much of the gear was lost.
The morning call., 1893-06-04
Cakes Feels ENCOURAGED.

NEW YORK, June 3.--President Cakes
OF the Northern Pacific has returned from
his Western trip. He was seen to-day and
spoke of the situation of the Northwest
and of his road as very encouraging.
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Good-Natured Britous

WASHINGTON, June 81. M. s, Garnet.
which sails from Esqumalt. B. c., on the
10Th for Ounalaska, en- route for Berina
Sea. has offered to take on board the mail
for the American fleet in the sealing waters
of Alaska
The morning call., 1893-06-04
Two San Francisco Lads Injured.

SAN JOSE. June 1.-Two boys from San
Francisco were brought to the police sta
ton in this city this morning in a badly
bruised condition. They were stealing a
ride to this city last night when they were
dragged from the top Of carload of hay
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GOOD AS GOLD.
The Bonds for the Klamath Wagon
Road Declared Valid.

ROaQ Declared talid.
EUREKA, June 3.-Deputy Attorney
General Oregon Sanders has rendered an
opinion that the klamath wagon-road
bonds voted by Humboldt County at the
last general election are good. a local
bank which had bid for the bonds refused
to take them, claiming that proper notice
had not been given. The bonds will be
sold now and the road built. which will be
great advantage TO this county and an
accommodation to the people Of Del Norte
COUNTY
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NO EXAMINATION REQUIRED.
Graduates Of the. San Bardoon High
School Admitted to Berkeley

SAN BERNARDINo. June 3.-Graduates
of the High School of this city have been
accredited to the State University, and
graduates of the .hool can now enter the
university without xexamination. 4 This
deserved tribute to the efficiency of the
schools of this city is appreciated alike by
the citizens. the Board of Education and
the teachers of the schools of the city.
The morning call., 1893-06-04

clty asking that instruction in dressmak-
ing be introduced in the pubic schools. A
committee appointed for the purpose is
now considering the proposition.
The morning call., 1893-06-04

on an edging lathe smoothing finisnings,
which Slipped, drawing his hand into the
lathe and mangling the members men
toned
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Fatal Ffemorrhage of the Nose.

SAN JOSE. June 3.-Henry Romero. a
l2-year-old boy. died at Mountain View.
near this city. last night from bleeding
OF the nose. caused by the bursting of a
blood vessel while he was engaged in play
ing ball
The morning call., 1893-06-04
othing Can eha e

The confidence of the public In sOZoDoNT, as a
preserver and beautifer of the teeth
They believe in the absolute whoiesomeness OF
It's fragrant vegetable materials. Hence, its ever
increasing popularity.
The morning call., 1893-06-04
TANGLED HIS HAND.
Painful Accident to an Apprentice at
Mare Island.

VALLEJO, June 3.-Aldtn Hathaway,
an apprentice in the joiner shops at the
Mare Island hayward construction de-
partment met with painful accidentthis
morning in which he lost four fingers of
the left hand. At the time the accident
occurred HatheEay was engaged at work
The morning call., 1893-06-04
MANUFACTURERS COMBINE.
They Will Lock Out 1en Who De-
rr,and Canoes cinraS

mana (OifScSSiOuS.
CINCINNATI, June 3-The big lockout
of furniture manufacturers was begun
here tonight and seventy factories an
nounced that they would close indefinitely.
They have combined and they took this
method of answering the demands of
their union workmen for nine hours and
other concessions.
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Want to Be Taught Dressmaking.

SAN JOSE, June "a petition numer-
ousiy signed by citizens has been pre-
senfed to the Board Of Education In this
The morning call., 1893-06-04
Frustrated nv Heat.

PITTsBURG. June 1.-Two persons have
died and many ara prostrated By the in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
FLASHES OF AUMOR.

Harriet-Tell me, Dory, is it true
that the BARRIERS are such terrible talk
ers? Are they, indeed. such an annoy
ance?
Theodore don't mind that, Hattie.
When l have my hair cut take ether.
Boston Transcript
81 made a bad break in my sermon
Yesterday" said the village pastor.
"What was it?" asked the editor.
"Well, said that many are called
but few are chosen, and every member
of my congregation is candidate for
the postoflice. "-AtIGntG Constitution.
"Don't be sad. Snaggs. You should
never meet troubled" said Gaswell.
But suppose the trouble is in the
shape OF a sixty-day noteY replied
Snaggs.-P ittsbllrg ChrOntcle-Tele0rGph.
He-Man is like a river so difficult to
trace him to his source.
She-Yes, man is like a river; biggest
at the mouth. Transcript
Mrs. Peachblow-Who is that dread
full man my daughter is talking to?
Mrs. Seteway (angrily)-Why, that
is my son!
Mrs. Peachblow Tin confusionl-Oh, |
beg a thousand pardons! thought IL
was your husband.-Trlth.
1T would be to Chicago's interest to
chip in and have New York's streets
cleaned"
"Why SOP"
"Visitors to the Fair from foreign
countries won't be able to get TO Chi.
cago. THEY'LL get stuck in the mud OF
New rk."-PittSblTg Dispatch.
"Did you hear about Willie being ex-
PEELED from the Chappies Club?"
mo. What FORE"
"He introduced fellah who pays his
bills?"-Detroit Free Press.
"What is Rhymester's business?"
Hes poet"
as be? What does he do for liv-
ing?"-Kdte Fields Washington.
Noncommittal Criticism-Fair En-
thusiast-Oh, Mr.. Harper, how do you
like the blind organist?
The Criticize was simply out of
sight, Miss Ada.-EImird Gazette.
$50 Bankster married his typewriter
OPERATOR"
Yes"
"And she doesn't do any more work?"
at didn't turn out that way. She
siply doesn't draw any more salary
Washington Star.
Anyhow does Olive come to get so
many proposals of MARRIAGE"
Hudson-She always takes her hat of
in the theatre.-TT1Gth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
ALLERTON NExr YEAR.
Belief In Independence, Iowa, that tn
Great stallion May Rival Nancy hanks

Belief In independence, Iowa, that the
Great stallion May Rival Nancy Banks
INDEPENDENCE, IA, April 25.-Not-
wlthstanding that this Is the World 5
Fair wear, there will be three trotting
meetings given during the season. The
first will be given in June, and then
will come the great August meeting OF
two weeks, beginning on August FL,
preceding the trOtting meeting TO De
given &C Washington Park by the
Northwestern Breeders. This, as usual,
will be the big meeting OF the year.
The third and last meeting will begin
about October; and continue for four
weeks. This meeting has very appro-
priately been called the record meet
ing" as probably more horses obtain
records during It's continuance every
year than over all the tracks In the
West during that month.
Some two or three hundred horses
will be worked here this season by the
twelve or fifteen trainers located here.
MAY RIVAL NANCY HANKS.
Allerton himself will not be trained or
have 2 harness on this year. lie has
been in active training since two-year-
old, aud will, il is thought, be better
horse next season for years rest. His
record OF 2:O94 Is the fastest OF any
living stallion to high wheel sulSy,
aud conservative judges believe il he is
sound and right in 1894 he Will certain
~ reduce the present stallion record or
2:O79{ several seconds and may possibly
chip a fraction of the worlds record OF
2:O4, now held by Nancy Hanks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
TIE PRESIDENTS ITINERARY.
he win be Away From Washington About
Six Days

Six Days
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 25.-Presi-
dent Cleveland will be absent from
Washington six days in connection with
the ceremonies attending the naval re-
view in New York, and the opening OF
the Worlds Columbian Exposition 10
Chicago. The itinerary Of the trip will
be made public by Private Secretary
Thurbet to-day. Tomorrow (Wednes-
dav) afternoon the Presidential party
will leave Washington for New York In
a special train over the Pennsylvania
road, and will arrive in New YORK that
night at about 10 o'clock. The trip 10
Chicago will be made without return 10
washington, the same train leaving
New York City at ~ noon on sunday.
Returning to Washington, the train VIII
leave Chicago at 6 o'clock p. N. Mon
day, and is due at Washington al /
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
An the arrangements OF the trip are
in charge OF Mr.. George w. Boyd, as
sistant general passenger agent OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Mr..
BOyd will accompany the President.
The members OF the Cabinet, with the
exception Of Secretary Herbert, VINO Is
in New York, will accompany the Pres
ident tomorrow, and Secretary Herbert
will De included In the party on the
westward Journey. Mrs. Cleveland and
the ladies OF the Cabinet, with the ex-
ception OF Mrs. Lamont and Miss Her
bert, who are in New York. Mrs. o.
new and Mrs. Smith will go as far as
New York with the President. Private
Secretary Thurber will accompany the
President to New York, aud will re-
turn to Washington Thursday evening
with Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Bissell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
GEO. M. SHOOK & co.
NO HARM IN TRYING.
An Experiment that VIII Prove Interest
ing If 1t Succeeds.

Morning Ors0onIdH.
"Close up your ears with some nom
conductor of sound Ia little cotton will
do)," says Mr.. F. l. McKenna, place
bandage over your eyes, draw 1t BACK
over your ears, and tie IL back OF your
head IN such q way as to completely
shut off your eyesight and hearing
Then with your left hand take firm
hold of the right hand Of some one will
ling to help you In making the expert
ment, and also grasp his left hand with
your right. Ask your assistant to READ
slowly some lines unknown to you.
Your assistant should read the lines
without uttering the words; that Is, ne
should read them in his mind with
mouth closed. While your assistant Is
reading you must calm yourself as
much as possible and place yourself In
a sort of state Of expectancy, looking
for thoughts to come to you rather
than try to think. II you follow the d.
rections carefully the words OF the
lines will appear before you as dis
tinctly as though you were actually
looking with your own eyes, and you
can repeat them as readily as you could
IL your eyes were not bandaged.
"If you fail on first ate mpt IL will be
because you are skeptical and fall to
concentrate your mind properly. Ii
you fail after repeated efforts on sue
cessive days, get two round pieces OF
zinc, the size of half dollar, and place
between them a silver half dollar and
rivet the three pieces together with
COPPER rivet. Place one Of these mag
nets in the palm Of each hand when
Won take the hand Of your as
slstant. If you still fail, place
the magnet on your forehead, close
between the eyes, and have your assist
ant hold it with the palm OF his left
hand and you hold the other on his
forehead with the palm Of your left
hand in the same manner, and again
have the assistant recite the lines as
before. 1t may require little patience,
but you will surely succeed. The magnet
is only inteded to help reduce your Will
to subsection. To show the power OF
the magnet place it on the tongue, close
YOUR mouth and eyes. click the magnet
against your teeth, and you will see
flash of light
"The greatest difficulty you will have
to overcome is that you feel that you
are acknowledging yourself fool TO
even try the experiment, and that feel
ing keeps you from being in earnest-a
thing necessary to succeed in any walk
of life. If you once succeed you VIII
have no luther trouble in the matter.
1t will require only practice. Con-
tinue by holding one hand then
by placing your hands on table
near your assistant, then connect
yourself by silk cord at considerable
distance apart, but when you want TO
disconnect yourself entirely and send
messages, you will, perhaps, need to
have further instructions. Any person
can do it. There is no extraordinary
power OF mind required. There is moth
ing supernatural about it any more
than it is supernatural to see or hear.
Young ladies and young men can spend
very enjoyable and profitable evenings
by congregating together and expert
menting on this theory"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
THE OHIO.
nv NIss cARA DALx PARKE.

1T MISS CARA DALE PARKE.
Fair and bright. fair and bright,
Mould my spirit had such light
"A thor hast. D, peaceful river;
With thy willows hthe that culver,
And thy hills that smile forever,
In thy blessed sight
Thou dost linn fragrant haze
or the Indian summer days
And me fre-dys lighted measure,
Al thou holdest wondrous treasure
In Inv waves that dance for pleasure,
in tiny sSy's bright gaze.
Buried deep-deep and still,
Is thy past Weonly feel
THAT tie love 3 dead race bore tnee,
Hangs like echoed romsnce Ger thee,
In tie name they fashioned FOR thee;
River beautiful.
Yet the Po-yet ths Dee
Has not history for me,
As thou hast in thy calm CORY
Nor has Fiber such sweet story,
Nor fair Rhine sch earth's hoary;
In their majesty.
For Ger thee, for DER thee
Cbildhood hangs enchantlngly;
bridging now thy current over
From sweet clover neld 70 clover,
With fair rainbow lights that hover,
Ever dreamily.
And 10 thee, and to thee
Has il given history,
Swaeter FAR than that OF nations,
Histor OF dream creations
OF strange thoughts, pure adorauous
Childhood history,
And from hill, unto hill,
Rise the faireF castles still;
Rise the legends airy seeming,
Wrought by fancy fingers cleaning;
River OF my childhood's dreaming;
River beautiful
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
A DANGEROUS TENDENCY,
CATARRH IS A TREACHEROUS INSIDIOUS
AND TENACIOUS DISEASE
When Neglected Il Permsates the Whole System
and Frequently Leads TO Consumption, Asthma,
Ec.-DOn't PrOcrastnats - Facts for
EysrybOdy--Th The Old and Young May
Read Every Line With Profit

AT last have found men who are able to
cure my disease, men in whom can place full
confidence and from whom have gotten entire
satisfaction"
This is the sentiment expressed by Mt. James
Manor glass worker residing at East Liver
pool, Ohio. "M7. Manor goes on to say: y
WAS hard Of hearing with ringing and roaring
noises in my ears continually pain in my head;
and dizziness My appetite was gone, ana
after an attempt to eat, my stomach was so
swollea that / was compelled to loosen my
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

The late Lord Dudley had no notion
of dinner without apple pie.
Elk. Secretary Tracy has accepted the
presidency of the New York State
League for Good Roads.
The Prince OF Wales, by many recent
acts, has shown strong tendencies TO-
ward scientific matters.
Among the American artists who
will have pictures in the next Paris
salon this year are Elizabeth Gardner
and Miss Nourse.
Father George Deshon, acting supe-
rior of the Paulist fathers, graduated
in the same class with General Grant,
and was in service during the earlier
years of the war.
Sarah Bernhardt is going round the
world a second time, but will take six
months TO do so. Brazil Is to lie in her
way, and she is to play at Rio during a
fortnight.
At Mentone, France, the other day
Sir Arthur Sullivan got up concert
and Nine. Christine Nilsson sang at IT,
for the benefit of the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals.
The London Times calls Captain A. T..
Mahau, of the United States Navy,
the most distinguished writer on naval
strategy. and the originator and first
exponent Of what may be called the
philosophy Of naval history"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
eerm-Laden Az aDa FOul watsr.
Ns'0 York HOrld

We are breathing the civilizations OF
dirty streets. The dust blown into our
nostrils by the winds Of spring Is
freighted with the germs OF grip aud
pneumonia. The water we drink is pol
lated by thousands Of foul sources OF
contamination. II there be any less
obvious causes it is time for our health
authorities to search them ont. Mean
time the work of cleaning the streets
and purifying the water supply cannot
be too vigorously pushed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
Alloniet nt Ralfast.

BELFAST, April 25.-As to outward sp-
pearance everything is quiet, but there is
an increase Of the bitter feeling between
the Uuionists and Nationalist. More
Catholics were driven away from Queen
Island at midnight last night aud this
morning by the Orangemen, the total
number elected exceeding $40. The lead
ers of the Unionists publicly condemn those
representatives of the city in Parliament
who signed an appeal in behalf of peace
and tolerance. Grand Master Kane has
issued half-hearted appeal 10 the Orange
men, il Gods name 10 stand steady until
their leader blows the trumpet, . when all
over sixteen kears Of age are to prepare for
battle in bdhalf of faith and freedom.
Moderator Lynd, Of the Presbyterian
Church in Ireland. has appealed for toier-
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clothing in order to feel comfortable. had
pains under my shoulder-blades, Throughout
my chest and in my back, and was haoltua!ly
con stipated.
"These symptoms had been with me as long
as / could remember, and nothing had ever
done me any good until came under the care
of Dr. Copeland and his associates. These
gentlemen, who are specialists OF extrsordl-
nary skill, took me in hand and have wrought
n complete change in my whole CONDITION.
II have gained 10 pounds in weight IN the
last month, the ringing in my ears has stopped,
pain in my head vanished, my bowels are reg9-
lar; in fact | am better in ever respect; ana;
last but not least my appetite is immense ana
| ALWAYS feel perfectly comfortable after eat
ing large meal. rest well at night ana nave
none OF the tired feeling in the morning OF
which used 10 complain -
Il have improved so much that my lrlenus
saw when they meet me on the street, what
makes YOU looS so we'll you are Settlng tatter
every day?" These gentlemen are worthy OF IA
place in The first ranks OF the medical PROBES
sion and | heartily advise persons slnetIng
from this disease or any kindred disorder never
to give up until they have given them gooo
trial"
Are you paying a high-priced specialist
35 a visit and getting no better? Drs'
Copeland, Bell and Davis are curing cases
similar TO yours-they can probably cure
Won. Go and see them. So month for
treatment and medicines until cured.
Drs. Copeland Bell and Davis treat sue
cessfully all durable diseases 1T ll2l Main
street, Whte ing, W. Va. ONCE hours, 70 ~ ~
A. m, 2 to 3 p. M, z to p m. sunday. ~ 20 IL
a m, 10 p. IN. Specialties: Catarrh and all
diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Throat and Lungs;
dyspepsia cured; nervous diseases cured; skin
diseases cured.
MANY cases treated successfully by mail.
Send Scent stamp for question bank.
Address all mail TO
DRS. COPELAND, BELL & DAVIS.
ll21 Main street. Whealing, w. Ia.