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AGAINST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Grand Jury P~resentment Given to
Constitutional Convention.
by Associated Press

By Associated Press.)
ALBANY, June 2.-The Constitutional
Convention met at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing. There was a little stir created by
Mr.. Lester, Of Saratoga, who offered a
resolution that as soon as practicable
after July 4 the Convention adjourn to
the village hall in Saratoga. there to
continue It's sessions during the warm
weather OF July and August, and that
the Chair appoint a committee of five
to make the necessary arrangements.
The resolution went over under the
The President handed down a COM
munication from the Clerk OF the Court
OF General Sessions of the City OF New
York, ~inclosing a copy OF a ~presentment
Coroners' office. Referred to the Com
mittee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Buckingham announced the pres
ence Of Gov. Hogg, of Texas, accom-
State, n the privilege of the floor was
extended to the distinguished. party.
On Mr.. Vedder's motion the Conven-
ton went into Committee Of the Whole
on amendment No. 70, reported favorably
from the Committee on Legislative
Powers, relative to the passage OF bills
by the Legislature.
President Choate called First Vice
President Alvord to the chair and took
Mr.; Alyord's seat in the Chamber.
Mr.. Nedder explained the amendment.
until it has been printed and In the
hands OF the members at least one
calendar legislative day prior to its tinal
passage, unless the Governor or acting
Governor shall certify to the necessity
of its immediate passage. on the last
reading of a bill M amendment shall be
allowed, and the question upon its final
passage shall be taken immediat ely
thereafter n without debate.
When the Committee rose il reported
progress without action on the amend
ments, and the Convention adjourned to
Friday at 10 A. NJ.
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Did you ever know OF anybody that
Sullivan got none out Of, promising to
keep things out Of the newspapers"
Only by hearsay.'
testified that he considered Sullivan a
blackmailer, and that he wouldn't be-
lieve him under oath. He had loaned
him money.
on cross-examination by Mr.. Blandy,
Dugan said ne was a membe of the
Jersey City Water Commission, which
was legislated out of office May rs,
that he was now under Indictment.
fessed that he was under indictment in
Hudson County, testified that he loaned
Sullivan money. which was never repaid.
and that he wouldn't believe him under
oath.
Stone was recalled and shown a note
written on manila paper. He said 1t
not see it written. nor did he know any
thing about 1t. The entry book was
produced and examined by the Commits
siortrs, but evidently no entry concern
no questions were asked.
William Meyers, who, according to
Sulliyan's testimony, followed him from
the alleged gambling house the night OF
June l, was recalled. He denied that he
had followed Sullivan or ever held any
conversation with him
Supt. Byrnes was recalled to con
tradict the testimony of Stone He
swore that Stone had told him that he
had moved a quantity of stuff from IA
house in Twenty-tirs street to S45 West
T~hirty-first street. for Alderman Parks,
and that the moving had been don by
a driver named John Smith.
The testimony was concluded with
this witness, and Lawyer Grant moved
for the dismissal OF the complaint on
the ground that there had been no testi-
mony adduced showing that Capt. Price
had any previous knowledge OF the ex-
istence of the alleged gambling-house,
or that it had been proven. that gam
bling had yer taken place there before
the night of June /.
The motion was denied
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A SAILORS STRANGE STUPOR.
All Efforts to Revive Him at Cham
bers street Hospital Fail.

William Dunn. a seaman stopping at n
sailors clearinghouse at 3sS Greenwich
street. fell into a stupor shortly after u
o'clock last night.
All attempts by oth." inmates failing to
arouse him, an ambulance was called
and DIR. Cutler, OF Chambccs Street Hos
pital. responded. He could not determine
what caused the mans condition. and
removed him to the hos0ital.
There two doctors worked over the
mau but he failed to revive under the
treatment, They pronounced the case 4
very strange one.
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FiREMEN REMAIN FIRM.
strike on the New York steam Co.'s
Works StiII in Force,

The thirty striking iremen of the New
York Steam Company again gathered in
groups his morning in the neighborhood
OF the Company's plant, on Washington
street. near Cortlandt, to discuss the
situation. They say that the Company
not only tried to compel each of them
to shovel coal for three boilers instead OF
Tor two, as they had always done, but,
in order to husband coal, insisted on
closed to keep out ~draughts of air.
When Secretary st. John proposed to
them to attend to three boilers they say
Supt. HAYES, of the Fifty-eighth street
gangs OF men to take the places Of the
old mes in case of their refusal.
The work of each striker, they say, is
now being done by three men.
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TEN lei FALL 100 FEET.
They Were Descending n Mine
Shaft--None Will Die.

WILKESBARRE, June 2l.-Ten men
were injured, three of them seriously, by
a falling cage in the shaft of Mine No.
8, Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Com
pany, at South Wilkesbarre. yesterday.
The men were descending when the
cage in which they were riding fell with
terrible velocity a distance of more han
100 feet, and struck the bottom of the
shaft with a crash.
1t was at first thought that all the
men were dead, but seven of them had
no bones broken and are suffering prin-
cipally from shock.
Thomas Mcbride had his right leg and
arm broken; John Curran had his left
leg broke and his collar bone dislocated.
and Charles Mcdonald is suffering from
a fracture of both ankles. The accident
10 attributed to the carelcssness of the
engineer.
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70 Rescued from an Island.

IHy NbbUVIulVu fTtsh'T
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2l.-Further particu-
lars OF the wreck Of the whaling bark James
Allen were received yesterday by the Alaska
Commercial Company from its agent at Sitka.
The agent says that on May 4 u boat load OF the
shipwrecked crew put into Sitka and reported
the wreck. They were Jos. Stuart. third mate
Charles c. Mcintyre, fourth mate, and John
Roach, Joseph Gonzales, Peter Peterson, Max
Cohn, Thomas Coody and Fred Hub, seamen. A
week later the steamer Bora picked up twenty
nine Of the crew on Bon Island. The captain
and frut mate are still missing.
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Striking Lnborers still Ont.

The laborers' strike at the new United States
Appraisers atorehousc. Washington and Christie
pher streets. is still on. The forty brIcklayers,
who were out. returned to work to-day. The
reason assigned for the bricklayers ceasing
work yesterday is that their material gave out.
Although union men, they have no afliation with
the laborers' union.
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Circus Not Guaranteed.

II has developed that Thomas Doyle, an
attachs Of Washburn'S travelling circus, who
walked into Police Headquarters at Jersey
City Tuesday night sick. is not suffering from
small POI. as was at first supposed. The state
ment In yesterdays Evening WOTld' that the
circus had been quarantined as a result N poyle's
sickness was n mistake. The circus appeared In
Jersey City yesterday as advertised AMI to-day
is showing at Hoboken. From Hoboken tho
circus goes to Plainneld.
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EARTHQUAKE IN TOXIC.
CabIegrnm Announcing II Received
from Missionaries.

A cablegram was received this morn
ing at the Church Missions House,
Fourth avenue and Twenty = second
st rect. conveying the intelligence that
there had been a very severe earth
quake in the city of Toxic, Japan. and
giving the assurance that all the mis-
.sionaries were safe.
The damage to the Episcopal Mission
buildings Is hastily estimated at SIC, 900.
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snys He Emhezzled $50.

Louis scheurer. twenty-three years old. Of
1876 East Ninety-sixth street, was held for
trial in Essex Market Court to-day. Henry $.
Eislor, 4 furniture dealer, OF 30 East Eightieth
him. Scheurer was employed as a bookkeeper
ana cashier by Eisler, who alleges that Feb, 10
last he embegzled 500.
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DONNELLY'S CASE GOES OVER
He Tried to Shoot McArdle in the
COurt-tOom.

The trial of Michael Donnelly, indicted
Tor shooting at Patrick j. McArdle in
the Court of Common Pleas April "a,
where the two men were engaged in a
civil suit, will not come on to-day, as
expected.
because of more important cases al
ready on the calendar. Donnelly's will
probably not be brought up until late
next week, according to A~ssistant-Dls-
trict-Attorney Mcintyre, who is the
prosecutor.
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Fire, Robbery and BInckmnII.
ny Associated Press.)

ChRRADELL. Fla, June 81. ten days
ago tho drug store and residence OF DR.. Christie
were burned. Yesterday two men approached DR..
Christie and demanded IS. 900 as hush money. say
ing II the sum was not forthcoming they would
him to the insurance company as having
fired the store and residence. The doctor laid the
matter before the authorities, and three OF the
most prominent men of the town are now under
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lie wanted To lie n Snowman.

John shecren, fourteen years Of age. OF 6s First
street, PassAle. ran away from home a few days
ago to Join washburn's travelling circus. The
boy met the show. but was left behind In Jersey
City last night. He was found by the police and
his parents we're notified. lie will be sent home.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
TweIve-Year-OId boy Accused.

A twelve-year-old piokpocket was held for trial
by Justice Hogan in the Essex Market Police
Court to-day. Re is Jacob Adler. Of 27 Broone
street. Mrs. Alga Berger. OF 9S Orchard street,
charged the boy with approaching her In Allen
street last night and snatchIng her purse, which
contained 50. from her hands. The boy denied
the charRe
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Too Lax About smaII-Pox.
AssocIAted Prcss.)

DETROIT. June 2i.-on account of the sI-
tremely lax methods OF City Health oncsr Nc
Leod In dealing with smallpox. the Board OF
Health has declared the once vacant. Col. Iry.
ing, OF Chicago. has been asked to accept the
position.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
The Soul Not Recognized In Law.

MONTGOMERY. June 2l.-A decision in a
novel case has been handed down by the Supreme
Court OF Alabama. The style OF the case was
Sylvester FestoroEzi and others, executors Of St.
Joseph's Catholic Church. In Mobile. sent up
from the Chsncery Court there. Some time ago
a prominent Roman Catholic died at Mobile and
bequeathed 81, 900 TO be used for the masses for
his soul. The court held the bequest void because
there war no living beneficiary Of the trust en-
deavored to be created. The soul not being an
entity In law.
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You read The Evening Worldv'
DO you read the sunday World?
Pound the bend nody of an Infant.

The dead body Of an infant, found by William
F. SomorvlIle, on West End avenue, between
Sew nty second and Seycnty-third streets. was
sent to the Harlem M5Tgue to-day,
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Lead-ripe Thief Captured.

william Driscoll was held for examination In
Jefferson Market Court to-day on a charge OF
stealing lead pipe from the house OF Rose Me-
earthly, 22O Wooster street. lie was captured
in the house. Two men who were with him
escaped.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

did you ever know of anybody that
Sullivan got money out Of, promising to
keep things out of the newspapers"
snnlv hv han raapb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-31

PITTSBURGH. Pa. jan. 3o.-Butter Egin cream.
cry %la3lc; Ohio fancy creamery .5s27c; fnncy
country roll 9a2?c: low grades and cooking
new l?al2%c: swiss. cheese, Ohio lIaliEc
Wisconsin swiss. l5Ac; llmburSGr. new. lie.
Eggs, strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio. In
cases. l1alSc Poultry. large live chickens G5a7Oc
5uG7jc per pair; geese 81 O0aI 10 per pair; live
turkeys sa9c per pound; dressed chickens, drawn
llal:c per pound; turkeys llal2c per pound
ducks l2alSc per pound; geese 9al0c per pound
5?a5ic per bushel: less do Ile6Jc; Jersey sweets
50 bOA3 70 per barrel; Baltimore sweets s. 9ja
80 per barrel. Cabbage. per 100 head 81 GOA
500 Ms TO guilty Onions yellow globe 81 Gal %
Der barrel. Turnips. purple tops, 'OajOc. Gel
barrel Carrots. 81 25al % per barrel. Parsnips
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The reader OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Ia at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being n
constitutional disease, requires CON
stitutional treatment. Halls Cotarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. thereby destroying the founda-
ton OF the disease. and giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature il do
ing Its work. The proprio,ora have so
much faith in ita curative powers, that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any,
case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials. si
Address, +. ]. CHENEY Co., Toledo, o.
E.i9" sold by druggists. rs cents. 'a
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I1oyrs "a Brass Monkey" ono OF
Charles Il. Hoyt's merriest and brightest
satires. comes to the Opera House
Thursday evening. "a Brass Monkey.
is somewhat desultory reference 10 n
variety OF subjects having no particular
relevance to what little plot there may
be IN tho play. There may be m en-
deavor to make little mild fun OF 1,0Ol
petty superstitions OF tho day, which
everybody derides. but secretly believes
in moro orl less. There is an attempt to
illustrate the sincerity OF ob,rusivc
grief, and show tho difficulty that may
beset an inexperienced man in running
an auction room,
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The West Virginia Glass Works 10
running on orders.
Mills Nos. 10 and II in tho Etna-
Standard mills arc of for repairs,
Several ordcrs have been received at
tho Buckeye glass works this week.
Ono heating furnace ut the Belmont
mill resumed work yesterday and tho
rest OF tho works will go on gradually.
Sheet mills Nos. IL, 10, IA and Is at
the Etna.Standard will resume to-day
after 4 two weeks stop. A roll WIS
broken on No. 0 on Monday.
Contractor Charles D. McCarty, Of
wheeling, was Yesterday awarded the
contract for building tho addition to
tho Belmont breweryin Martins Ferry.
The additions will DO partly two and
partly three stories.
The miners at tho Etna mill are not
making over six half days week. They
are paid Is cents per ton for mining,
and get out from one to two tons daily,
only few OF them boing able 10 mine
moro than two tons day.
The Belmont brick and tilo works
will hardly resume before March. Bus.
mess Is not nearly so good this winter
as it was last. Only $4,000 brick wero
shipped in December and less than So
900 this month.
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B D. W. Fuller, OF Cannloharie, N. Y.
says that he always keeps Dr.. Kings
New Discovery in tho house and his
family has always found the very be,t
results follow its use; that he would not
be without 1t, if procurable. G. a.
'Dykeman, Druggist. Catskill, n. Y. SAYS
that Or; Kings New Discovery is I'm.
doubleday the best cough remedy; that
he has used It in his family for eight
years, and 1t has mover failed to do ali
that Is claimed for 1t. Why not try a
remedy 80 long tried and tested. Trial
bottles free Of Logan Drug Co.'s drug
store. Regular size Soc, and 81 90, 8 :.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Flaps and nIishaps In tho Thriving City
Across tho River. ,srE

laps and Mislnps In tho Thriving City
Across tho River. ,saa
Adolphus Stewart has sold his prop
erty, corner Second and Walnut streets,
to j. I. Hanes. and will return to his
old stamping ground in Virginia, where
he owns q little farm. lie will leave
about March !. Mr.. Stewart worked at
blacssmithing with Fremont's com.
mand during tho rebellion and haa fol-
lowed tho business in Martins Ferry
since 1865. He is about worn out and
is able to 60 on his farm and take liio
easy the remainder Of his days. He
was a slave when he enlisted in the
army. ,faf
Last evening tho clothing OF little
daughter OF Dennis Callahan, residing
on Lombard street, was burned Off.
Her hair was burned, but tile flesh was
not injured. The flames were extin-
cuished by{Mr. Callahan, and in SO do.
ing he. had his hands badly,burned.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Burton have, re-
turned from Ashland, KY. While Wis
iting Of that place their bright, pretty
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S. II. Clifford, Now Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma.
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was, affected 10 m alarming de.
gree, appetite fell away, and he was ter.
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, nj,
had running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bltters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salvc, and his leg il
sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had five largo Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurable. One
bottle Electric Bittcrs and one box Buck.
lens Arnica Salvo cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Dru. Go. 8
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oight.yoar;old daughter, Daisy, died and
wns buried there. Daisy was general

oight.yoar.old daughter, Dnisy, died and
tyaS buried thcrc. Daisy was a general
favorte. @
Tho hearing Of Wilson Mills, tho col.
orod boy, charged with robblng tho old
gentleman named Wren last Tuesday,
WINS sot for Yesterday and continued IN.
I'll today ut 10 n. IN.
Yesterday Marshal Samuel Wcslwood.
wont 10 Stoubenyill0 to giye Testimony
IN tho case Of Ohio ys. Robert Co.'s, Of
Martins Ferry, who Is charged with
burglary.
Tho Bcnwood Odd Follows vii! attend
tho funeral Of tho lnte John W. Vickers
In body this afternoon. Tho Martins
Ferry Odd Fellows will mCet at ono
o'clock. ."'FIs.
Not ono single thing was received at
tho relief atorc yesterday. Eight or ton
persons were given provisions. Tho
committee will go to tho countr y to-day
|. N. Cloudy, Of Toronto, was sum.
moned to Martins Ferry last evening
by tho dangerous illness OF Frank
BenZle's fourteen.yOar.old daughter.
At an early hour yesterday morning
m unsuCccssiui effort was mado 10
break into tho residence OF Joseph
Porter -
Kcohnline Bros. will commence cnt.
ting leo in fcw dayaif tho weather cor
tinucs cold.
Harry George and {. X. Hogc attend
cd swell hop ut StcubenvIlle lust oven.
Ing,
Exley's planning mill Is undergoing
thorough ovcrhauline during tho stop.
Harry Robinson has returned from q
months visit ut Cardington, Ohio.
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MILWAUKEE, Jan. S0.-A special from
Madison, Wis, to the Erening Wisconsin
says Attorney General O'Connor was
granted writ OF quo warranto against
the officers of the Minneapolis, St. Paul
4 St. Marie railway by tho supreme
court.
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K Slight attack. Of cold often deyelon
into pneumonia Statistics show that
this disease is rapidly increasing in our
country. and Ia generally accompanied
with fatal results Cubeb Cough Cure
will prevent pneumonia III taken in
time: Sold by Alex. T. Young, John;
Kari, Wheeling, and Bowie L Co..
Bridgeport, Ohio. ;!s l55lE!!Gs 7;
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N The fiat OF coal sunk at Lacock by the
jim Mcconnell and owned by Capt.
Steve Davis, has been raised aud taken
out OF the way.
The Keystone State for Cincinnati
was delayed yesterday and did no! got
away from the Belmont coal works
until s o'clock in the afternoon. She
] had a7good start In freight and pas.
sengers.
3 The packet Scotia will back away
from the Pittsburgh wharf next satur.
day afternoon on her first trip of the
year, and will, remain steadily in the
4 Cincinnati and Pittsburgh trade. CAP.
tain Mace Agnew will command her
and "Old Reliable" Dan Lacey, one OF
2the best steamboat clerks who ever
held sway in tho ladies' cabin, will pre-.
side in the Office.
The river was pretty we'll filled with
Z leo yesterday, and on account Of it the
Matamoras packet, r. L. Phillips, laid
up ut the public landins Immediately
below the wharf boat. Tho cold weather
Elast night increased tho thickness OF tho
ice, but the predicted warm spoil today
will, it is hoped by tho rivermen, dispel
Z the chances for suspended navigation.
A marked improvement in the frcigh.
and passenger traffic on the river is
noticeable in the past two weeks, and
has caused the reinstatement OF the
\ Scotia as a regular packet. Il is said
that a fifth boat will be added to the
1. fleet, and further that it will not be tho
&C!W. Bachelor, but that boat from
tho lower Ohio will be purchased. Tho
( name OF the new packet has not vet
I been divuleed, but it Is said che will be
\ one OF tho finest seen on the upper Ohio.
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COOPERATIVE GLASS wonKs.


Tho Crystal, ut bridgeport, Takes IN Its
81 W0riImnu.
The stockholders OF the Cryatol Glass
Company hold meeting ut their works
yesterday md decided to accept an
ollcr OF their employees to take three
hundred and ilfty.livo shares of stock in
tho company, to be paid for out OF their
wages at tho ratio Of ono dollar por week
oil each share.
Every omployo OF tho company that
earnsoyer 50 per week Is now stock.
holder, and tho company agrees to givo
stockholders tho preference for such
Jobs as they are competent 10 fill.
This company Ia thus cooperative
concern, each workman owning htock
In proportion TO his earning capacity.
and II tho scheme is successful it may
be q solution Of tho labor problem.
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WILL RUN NoS.uNroS.
This Was the Decision Arrived Mt ny
oilns Owners. S8G

This Was the Decision Arrived Mt Iiy
E.N Dilne Owners
The lNrELLoEScRn yesterday mon.
toned that tho miners Mt Elm Grove
had been ordered TO take their tools ont.
Tho Same course was pursued by tho
minc owners ut Moundsville on Sa,ur-
day, when thOy paid OF their mon and
ordered tho tools taken out Of tho mine.
1t Is expected by tho minors TINT tho
sano course will DO pursued at Wells.
burg and Glendale, tho two other mlncs
INCLUDED In this district.
Yesterday n proposition was rnudo to
one ot tho Elm Grove miners which Is
taken by tho mino workers union TO In.
dictate the action OF tho operators ut tho
meeting at the McLurc house last Satur.
day. lilo was offered position II no
would leave tho union. md tho officials
told him that hereafter they did not
propose TO recognize tho union In any
way or to trent with any committee OF n
union. 1t Is fully expected TINT all tho
other mines will coon announce the
same policy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-31

ScRoFULA eradicated and all kindred
diseases cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which by its vitalIzing aud Alternative
effects, makes pure blood. s
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New remedies arc. being constantly
introduced to the public, but Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup still maintains its pre-.
eminence,
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"Ths use OF Castoria' Is 80 universal and
its merits so we'll known TINT It Seems work
OF supererogation to endorse It. Few arc tho
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
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Castoria.

"Castorlaisso well adapted to children that
recommend 1t as superior toany prescription
known to me-" H.A. ARCHER N. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.