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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23
wars.a Of Hnln. 20 cnm.

WAsWN0TON, ID. C., January o.
Cen. a. ID. McCoOk has been notified OF
"a telegram received by the War Dapart.
Uent from the Mexican government
giving the warning Of an apprehended
raid across the border iuto New Mo-
.co. Gen. McCook replies that troops
are stationed south Of Silver CIV and
Fort Ravaro, where no bandits can
cross the border without discovery. +,
any attempt is made tho bandits will
be captured, or worse will happen.
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Enusive Hospitality.

Yes" said Orris StuGyknees, me
self and ms little band of players were
received with extrawdin'ry hospitality
during our recent tour"
Indeed"
Eyes. / shall nevaw forget one occa-
sion, when various persons In the audi
ence actually went so far as 20 bring
food from their own homes and present
II To US over the footlights. II was
done, too, with an enthusiasm which so
EN- EMBARRASSED US that We left the stage. a"
-Insh ilgtOn star.
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TO BE SUPREME JUDGE.
mr.. Cleveland Sends the Name OF wheeler
d. Peckham. OF New York. TO the sen

WAsuISGroN, ID. c.. January e.
The President to-day sent the following
nomination to the Senate: Wheeler II.
Peckham, OF New York, TO be Associ-
ate Justice of the Supreme Court OF
the United States. Mr.. Peckham was
delegate TO the famous "anti snapper"
convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

When the crusty cook opened the
back door and found ira mp standing
there with his hand stuck out, she was
not particularly pleased.
81 would like To have a bite to eat,
mum" he said.
You can't get it," she snapped.
Il haven't had nothin' TO eat for five
days, mum"
"Oh, haven't you?" she said, scorn
fully. Well, this amt the place for
you. You belong in Il dime museum. "
and she slammed the door-Dctroit
Free Press
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

COSTELLO Monday. January 27d. 1895 at
lD.iJ n'cIoc, a. m.. EDWARD f.. tosIrlLo. iu bis
17th year
funerai from residence OF bis brother iu-
Jaw Conrad smith. 80 200 Main street, on
wednesday morning % l o'clock Mass at S.
Josoph's cathedral at $3.50 o'clock Friends OF
calvary cemetery.
IElhER-On Monday. January z2. fsui NJ
Do oc'oes "a. m.. AIrHEu. son OF Jos and Emma
Lesser aged years and months
Funeral from his parents residence, so. 10
Twenty fourth street. this afternoon at g
o'clock. 1nfermcnt at Greenwood cemetery.
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TO REGISTER AGENTS.

The REGISTER on Friday morning
will contain full report of the Corbett-
Mitchell fight. There will doubtless DO
a great demand for tho paper on that
day and agents should get their orders
in for extra copies by Thursday even
ing. All orders from agents, by mail or
wire, for extra copies will be promptly
flied. w. Va. PRINTGNG COMPANY.
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table; and that no further action whatever
shaii De Lad thereon" After the yeas and
nays mad been ordered on this. when Mr.
ADAMS name was called he rose and said /:
~ hold the resolution 70 be a direct viola.
ton OF the Constitution OF the United
States, the rules of this House. and the
rights OF my constituents The House
tried TO drown mis- words with loud shrieks
ana yells of "Orderr' ''Orderp' but he
raised his voice TO n shout and dehantly
hnlsned his sentence The rule was
adopted by vote OF III 20 IS, but IL not
more harm than good To the pro-slavery
The rule was rescinded in Is45. But
In this year OF grace, 1894. Mr.. WALKER
denies the right of petition to such Of
his constituents as express sentiments
which no does not indorse. In other
words he assumes to do just what Con
gress was condemned for doing in 1886,
namely, to decide who shall enjoy the
right Of petition and who shall not.
The high tariff ollgarchy will not toll
crate workingmen who assume to think
for themselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

"HeiIo, Chimmy,' said the Messenger
boy az be mot an old friend. "ye aln,t
weariu de Uniform no more
"Naw, 7 got auudddsr Job"
What d0iu'9"
'Runuin' an ELEVATOR"
"Do ye like it?'
Not much. De machine goes SD
fast dat feels al de time sifI wu-
he'n' hurried agin me W0stug-
I'M SILL.
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All in tho Days work.

Critic-How's the book going, old
man?
Author-Oh, all right, I fancy. The
press has noticed it already. Yester-
days RosoieGrCS halls me as tho coming
Thackeray!
Critic-Ah, wrote that.
Author-Did you, really? How can I
thank you? On the other hand, this
weeks KIlOcJ;cr says that I've been for
tunately arrested by madness on the
road to idiocy.
Critic-Ah L wrote that, too -
Punch.
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SLAVERY DAYS.

a p acked house greeted the "SIaverv
Days Company at the Grand last night
and witnessed a novel and pleasing per
iormance. The specialties we're splen-
did and well received. The PROGRAMME
concluded with cake walk. The
darkey named Jimmy Rowan" can
tured the prize. Same attraction to-
night, and tomorrow matinee and
night
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Never mind, she said, comforting.
~. % her escort. ~ may become the
fashionable thing for women % leave
OF their hats when they go 70 the
play"
'may be- answered the possimist.
'out li Do should happen, seven-story
style OF hair dressing would be csrfaf1
% come in along with g."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

ACCORDING TO the statistics OF the
Inter State Commerce Commission, for
the fiscal year 1891. there were a. diff
ferent styles OF car couplings in use,
and In that period 2.66O railroad en-
ployes were killed and &c, 14O injured
while coupling cars. II the statistics
had gone further and shown what style
OF coupler killed or injured the fewest
men, the information would be more
valuable in throwing light upon the
remedy for this wholesale slaughter.
The very fact OF there being so many
different kinds of couplers and cars OF
so many different roads on the aver
age freight train, may in the resulting
confusion have had something to do
with increasing the number of acct
dents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

THE statement that Chicago thief
after receiving sentence for three years,
stole the JUDGES gold watch and es-
capped from the courtroom is probably
untrue, although Chicago is wonder
full city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

Mistress-W Well, Bridget. did you ask
the butcher il ne had frogs legs, as /
told you?
Bridget No, ma'am.
Mistress-Why didn't you.
Bridget-Sure ma'am, ana 7 didn't
need to; saw that he could walk as
good as uybody. ChicugO Iptcr-
DcCqn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

OUR thirty-year-old friend, Tariff I'm
certainty, had no more TO do with the
recent business depression n the United
States than the similar, or worse, con
dirion ia Europe, Australia aad, 10 fact
every civilized country in the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23
WASHINGTON PERSONALS.
Senator Camden Bstter-Coi. Alex Camp
bell at the Capitol

sDsefdI TsiesrGm 70 me Rsz,sss-
WAsHINGTON, n. c., January 22.-
Senator Camden writes from Florida
that he Is slowly improving and is en-
Joyins the fine weather down there very
much. lie wants TO stay as long as he
can but will return to Washington Just
as soon as the business before the SEN
ate requires his presence.
Col. Alexander Campbell, of Bethany,
is again In the city and was warmly re-
ceiVed by the many friends he has here
West NirginianS and others
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

ACCORDING to the calamity howlers
High Tariff is mighty poor shakes IL,
after q thirty years trial, winding up
with the highest tariff on record, it al
lows business TO collapse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23
NEWTON BEERS.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday New
ton Beers will be seen In his MASTERPIECE
OF meiodrama Alone 10 London" Mr..
Beers is an actor well known ia Wheel
Ing 20 patrons of the Grand, and be will
doubtless be accorded q hearty welcome.
His play is thrilling drama full OF ex-
citing situations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Accurate announcement.

The charity fund Is thermometer
that registers accurately the tempera-
ture Of the community's hoart.-Dctrot
Free Press
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

QUEEN LII might come over and be
annexed to an Uncle Toms Cabin com
pauy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

IT BEGINS to look as II MITCHELL
would win-we mean the Governor.
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70 Me Eii,or 81 81 R.lnt.r.


SIR:-Please permit mo to make n
correction and also add few facts To-
the card in your issue of the 22d, by
'Signers TO the Petition" In regard TO
the Webster district teachers appoint
ment The Commissioners Of the above
district were not unanimous In the ap-
pointment OF Miss Clark as teacher.
Al meeting OF the Commissioners il
was agreed to confine the appointment
TO residents OF the city, and II possible
TO graduates OF our own public schools.
also 10 promote the present substitutes
TO the position OF teacher. The vacan-
cy In the school was TO be filled by one
OF the present substitutes and said sub
stltute's vacancy to be filed by the one
agreed upon at this meeting which was
graduate OF our public school, and
whose parents have ever been residents
OF our city. IL was then suggested to
ask the Board of Education for permis-
sion TO appoint a third substitute for
said district, and IL granted Miss Clark
should receive. the appointment. The
meeting adjourned with the under
standing that this should be the report
10 be presented To the Board OF Educa-
tion for confirmation.
Two OF the three Commissioners of
Webster district however took advant-
age OF the unavoidable absence OF the
other member, and without his knowl-
edge and consent asked the appoint
ment Of Miss Clark to the position of
teacher, completely ignoring that which
was agreed upon at their previous
meeting. JusTICE. Oh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

ANAkTED-SALESME OR AGENTS..
w Good pay. selling pants TO order $500.
suits, sl5oO. HUNTER TAILORING co, Gin
cinnatI. ohio deseodyz
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MAY BE OPPOSED.

WAsHISGToS, ID. c.. January 22.-
The receipt OF the nomination OF
Wheeler n. Peckham to be Associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court. which
was sent TO the Senate to-day by Presi-
dent Cleveland sent Senator Hill
hurrying about the floor of tho Sen
ate In lively style. He was quickly
In consultation with members of the Ju-
dietary Committee. who will be called
upon TO pass upon the nomination be-
fore IT Is reported TO the Senate. Sena-
tors generally thought when the nomi-
nation became known that Judge Peck
nam, OF the Court of Ap-
peals OF New York, was the
man, but Senator Hill explained that
such was not the case, but that the
present nominee was his brother
The indications are strong that the
nomination will be- opposed upon the
same grounds that Judge Hornb blower
was.
Mr.. Peckham is an independent I'm
politics, ana is said to have bolted the
nomination of Senator Hill for Gov
ernor, both in 1885 and 1888. The
New York Senators were not consulted
by the President In making the selec-
ton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

L .oSr-oG SATURDAY NIGHT. BETWEEN
~ Goung's drug store and Thirty nrst street
Cluster Scarf Pin OF DiAIno nds and Pearls A
liberal reward will De paid for the return OF
same 70 Noble Bios. No. 81 Twelfth street. q
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wEBsrEn scnooL AppoINrmrNr.
Two communications Regarding tho
Action of the Local Commissioners
To ths Editor OF ne Rsoisser:

Two communications Regarding tho
Action of the Local Commissioners.
To ths Editor OF ne Rsos.er:
SiE;-Having observed a card in this
mornings REGISTER from parties who
are quite hurt over the appointment OF
Miss Julia Clark as teacher at the Web
ster school. / thought / would give
teem few facts about which they
seem not well posted. They say that
others have more right TO the situation
because they pay taxes, and charge
4 9 with not being a resident Of
wheeling. How has she lived In
Wheeling all her life without being
resident? Has she not been educated
mere, and that without being an expense
70 the city. county or State?s Does not
helachy Clarke pay taxes?s Most GER
talnIy, and has for over thirty years.
Dlu not her father pay taxes on $40, 600
Oh rear estate at one time In Ohio coun-
w Is he not at the present time n
marshall county paying taxes, but not
the amount he has paid In years gone
oy, as be has lost his property through
trand? DO those few petitioners also
&pect TO defraud Miss Clarke Of this
paltry position? The fact is, that Miss
O'arke Is Catholic, and that is the
cause OF tho protest In a nutshell
She has obtained a first class certIf-
cate TO teach and well worthy OF II she
is. IL Is quite tlattering TO the voters
OF wheeling TO have School Board the
members OF which are not preiudiced,
and who transact business without be-
ing Distracted by a bigOted set OF petit
TONERS who have number OF rooms to
rent II number OF names on n paper
In tho form OF a petition be deemed ne.
cessary for Miss Clarke's appointment,
how many do those petitioners suppose
she could have
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TIi,s REGISTER AT WASHINGTON.

THE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willard'S
Gotel. and Queens News Stand, Nations
H9teL
TIE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston ut the Hotel
RufIner News Stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

There rs nothing 20 good for burns and frost
bites Of salvation on 10 effects speedy ana
permanent cure. - cents.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED a salesman. go TO ESQ weekly can
" be made with our goods Ia any locality
VIII prove IL or forfeit 800 o.. Salary or com.
hours work often equal n weeks wages Al.
dress, "MANUFACTCRERS, +. .. Box $500
Boston. Mass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

WANrED-TWO OK THREE ACTIVE Men
w 70 solicit stock for the Louisville Build
ing Trust Co, OF Louisville ny. Steady en-
ploymsht and good contract 70 right parties.
Cali on or address q. ". MOSELEI. Manager
Agents for West Virginia. lii Market street.
jAl2eAdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-23

Mother (near-sighted)-See that dis
gracefully intoxicated brute across
the street! Where can the police be?
Daughter (weeping)-Oh, ma, it's
Brother Bob!
Mother (swooning) -Then the sa-
loon-keepers have been drugging that
poor child again!-Judge.
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A suRPRIsE ro M. rrcKnAM-

NEW YORK, January 22.-Mr. Wheeler
III. Peckham, whose name was sent by
the President TO the Senate to-day for
Associate Justice of tie Supreme Court
OF the United States, Is q member Of
the law firm OF Miller, Peckham &
Dixon.
lie was informed OF his nomination
this afternoon and he was very much
surprised, as the honor was entirely I'M
solicited. He declined TO be interviewed
In reference To tho matter, and would
not say whether he would
accept the nomination or not.
He has never held onv
once except that Of District Attorney
Ia TINS county, to which position he
was appointed by the then Governor.
Grover Cleveland, to fill the unexpired
term OF John McKeon, who died in Of
fee
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TERMS:


pTRYELa TT HAM F0srAsu rREPABL
DAILY. Elk Gays In tho week .............Ss 90
DAILY, three days IN the week.. ... 900
DAILY, two dsyt the week. .......... 20
DAILY. one day in the week ............... $50
WEEKLY. one year, In SdvAnoe..........- 100
WEEKLY, six months. .................. 60
SUNDAY only, one -ear...................- zoo
SUNDAY only, six months ................ los
DELIVERED by SARRIESS
DAtI.Y, per week, to be pAio weekly ...... 10
DAILY and sUEDAY, por week. ..... Is
The DAILY will be delivered by carrisrin
any other city or town at................- 10
Single Copies OF DAILY CT WEEKLY.
EE-Tributes OF Respect and Obituary Notices
Eve cents per line.
stAmps OF the denomination OF two cents aaa
less accepted for amounts less than one cellar
EE-CoRREsPoEDENoE ooErAHno mPoRrAsr
HEws SOLICITED TRon KvERT PAKr OF TEE suE
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
Rejected communications win not be returned
unless accompanied by sufficient postage
The REGISTER. embracing It's several sdi-
lions, is entered at tho Poatofros In Wheel
nE, W. Va. 80 sseond-elAsS matter.
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MINERAL WATERS

HATHoRS WATERING have a Iarya stool.
VI VI, tnIs celebrated Mineral Water on hand VIII
me - cIosing out NJ reduced prices m ords, y
inaAe room for other goods. Put IN nm 4 AZ ''
1oL and doz. packages q" u"-i
w. DGL NATER-Ths King Of Mine-,-
sriS water, unsurpassed as bsyerag,
kROErHAL WATER IT,,
SPRING., Nassau. Germany. Tbis 49, , IA
. vet ~ Justly celebrated for its excellent az
tive qualities, IS also refreshing and dsl,.t',,
syrup, milk, wine or bran DIV '''" 4i-I'
APOLLINARIs WATER- Fron pA.,
PRUSSIA, Germany in piuts and quarts '''"'
Ills Main and ll2l Market St,e,,,
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

Bids will be received at the Office q,
the Gas Trustees until o'clock - -
saturday January eth, 1894, for m,
OF the mine coal for the Electric IJgb,
Plant. The Trustees reserve the risb,
to reject any or all bids.
GAS TRUSTEES.
W. IL FEE, Secretary. ,.,o..
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WAETED-TRAvELING SALESMAN. OR
w have fine side line. BOUQUET CIGAR
Co, Lynchburg, Va. jA2e4dtofel
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LOST.

I .osT-CUFF AND BUTToS.-A REWARD
IL will be paid for return 10 this Office ta..es
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WANTED.

"AETED-s5.ooO GOOD BUSINESS Prop
w erty worth sl5UOO given security.
First mortgage. Will take for u number Of
years or 70 suit Address Cash" care REGIs-
TEH- iai9e&oA
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE - BICYCLE. NEW. LATEST
a make Call on or address J. II. D., RegiI.
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MASONIC NOTICE ]!

All Rasons are requested 10
meet with the General Committee
OF the Masonic Fair and Festival
this tuesday, evening a; 1880,
at the Lodge Room, corner Of
Twelfth and Main Streets. ..,.
The morning call., 1894-01-28
stupendous effects Of this truly great medi-
cine,
Read This.

The following is an extract from such
great authority as the Ladies' Health
Journal. Speaking of Viavi, this paper
IN an editorial saws:
This method belongs to what is known
to the medical profession as the Absorb
ton Treatment. This is the recognized
scientific mode of treating many diseases
by our best physicians. Quinine and mer-
curry are no longer given by AllOpathic
physicians TO be taken through the stom-
ach. but are mixed with lard and rubbed
on the body, usually the abdomen. ANY
one familiar with this mode of admins
terlng these Dauseous medicines knowing
now quickly their impression is received,
can readily understand how Viavi cures
IL being an absorbent, is taken up by the
uterus. whose powers of absorption are
stronger than any other organ IN the fe-
male physiological structure, and in from
SIX 10 eight hours the whole body Is per-
meated with it,
'Nlavl is dissolved readily by the heat O T
the ooQy. and resolves into an oil which
is distributed to every part of the BODY bv
the circulation of the blood If we are
measurably correct in our ideas of cure.
science has never granted a greater boon
to the race than Vlavi, nor one more Sc
verely needed"
The morning call., 1894-01-28
Wonderful.
OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. 16

OAKLAND, Cal, Dec 16, 1893.
The VidUi COmpdny-G For
the benefit of suffering humanity / wish to
say / have been sufferer from local
trouble for seventeen years or more. At
the end of that time / began to grow
very large, and the doctors said / was
pregnant. They insisted such was tho case
until after the expiration of nine mon tbs.
when they decided it must be ovarian
tumors, and wanted me to 60 on the operat-
ing-tabIe at once. To this / strenuously
objected, always having a terrible dread
of the knife. | heard of VIAVI on the
18th of July, and against the advice of my
doctors, except my family physician, COM
menced using it. They told me l was
wasting valuable time in using it. for it
could do me no possible good. After u.s.
ing the remedy for over week Ihad more
ambition to go around, and took more in
terest in my household affairs. Then
decided to measure and see how large |
was. In about four weeks went down
about four inches around the waist, two
over the bust and three over the hips and
abdomen. While the tumors were grow
The morning call., 1894-01-28

use of VIAVI the inflammation was very
pronounced and there was partial paraly-
sis. While using VIAVI had lady physi-
clan make an examination each month to
satisfy myself that l was being helped,
and each time she pronounced great i'm
prOvement. The Inflammation was grad
ually reduced and the uterus went right
back into position. l used VIAVI faith
fully. both cerate and capsules, for nearly
year. and can say am perfectly cured !;
do not have the slightest pain at menstru-
alton. and. in fact, am different person
entirely. Ladies, let me beseech you, take
your trouble in hand in time. Do not feel
that because specialists have failed there
is no hope for you. You can and will be
cured. Gratefully yours, Mrs. Z. z S.
The morning call., 1894-01-28
Its Privacy,

Many women suffer because through
bashfulness they do not care to go under
an examination by a physician. The use
or Viavi Obviates all that. 1t is easy for
one woman to explain to another the cause
of her trouble, and that is all the Viavi
Company asks you TO do. The medicine
itself is in capsule and cerate or salve
form. the former for local and internal use,
and the latter for external application. To
say that Viavi could instantly cure all wo-
mems troubles would be absurd to say
that it certainly will do so is only stating
a proven fact 1t restores freshness, vi
vacity and love in women; it brings roses
to their cheeks. and by its Strengthening
power adds happiness to every female life,
and those around her in consequence
That Viavi does this fair trial will prove