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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
NEW GAME LAW.

The principal changes made in the
existing game law, so far as they
interest the general public, are:
The spring shooting of ducks and
geese must stop on April Is instead OF
April %.
No elk, moose or caribou shall be
killed before Jan. l, 1898. Deer of all
varieties can be killed lawfully be.
tween Nov. and 20, and most import
ant, no person must kill more than
five deer in one season.
An important change is one that
will prevent anybody having venison
unless he kills is or receives it as pres
ent from some friend, for para
graph of the law reads:
cit shall be unlawful for any person
to consign by common carrier to any
commission merchant or sale market
at any time any elk, moose, caribou OF
deer or any part thereof except the
skin or head"
A change important to trout fisher
men cuts off April and September
fishing. The season will begin May
and end Sept. 1.
Fishing with hook and line for bass
and wall-eyed pike is lawful except
during March and April. This does
not apply to Hennepin county, which
is under an unrepealed special law
passed in 1889. In that county the
season is from June to Dec. l. A
section is added to the general law
forbidding the shipping from the state
any bass, croppy, pike, perch or trout.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK

A Washington telegram is author
ity for the statement that the comp
troller of the currency has authorized
the Peoples National bank, at Man
kato, to organize. This is the bank
in which Judge Buck, Senator Barr
and others are interested.
1t has been limited that the bank
may locate where J. B. & d. Richards
now are. in case this firm finds new
location, as has been rumored that it
desires to.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
COMMERCIAL CLUB.
STEPS TAKEN TO ORGANIZE ONE
IN MANKATO.
The Young Men Take the Initiative,
and a "YOung Mems Commercial
Club Will Soon Be Organized
Good List of Names For a Starter.

Some time ago the FREE PRESS adj
yocated the organization of Young
Mems Commercial club, believing
that there is a field which it could
occupy advantageously to the city.
DR.. /. d. Webster, among others, was
pleased with the idea, and this fore
noon started out with a paper to
secure members, and in two hours
secured the list of names given below :.
The character of these names guar
antees the success of the club, and a
meeting will be called by DR.. Webster
early next week. Other names will
be added, yet the membership will be
limited.
We feel certain that club such as
it is proposed to organize will be a
good thing for MankatO, and now is
the proper time to organize it, when
the city is just entering upon an era
of great prosperity:
The paper and names secured this
forenoon is as follows:
We:tbe undersigned favor an organization for
Young Mems Commercial club in Mankato,
and wish to express our desire to meet for that
purpose on in the board
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26

Nothing has been heard of Alma
Simons, whose leaving her st. Peter
home we mentioned yesterday,
although diligent search has been
made by the police. Either she is
well concealed or she did not stop at
Mankato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26

The farmers in the vicinity Of Red
wing specialized as to what crops
they would SOW the present season,
and the prevailing sentiment was in
favor of barley, which was the princi-
pal crop last year. Wheat, rye and
oats will be made secondary crops.
Goodhue county is badly afflicted with
chinch bugs, and this is one of the
reasons why barley instead of wheat
is made the staple crop.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
DOWN TO THREE.

The contest over the plans for the
st. James court house had narrowed
down to three architects Friday after
noon, and of these, III. G. Gerlach was
one. He has strong backing which
we hope will succeed in securing the
adopting of his plans, as they are de-
serving of adoption. 1t would be a
bright red feather in Henry's cap.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
"HERALD" CHANGES HANDS.

TOday'S issue of the Amboy Herald
came out under a new management.
Theo. Freer this week sold the plant,
subscription list and good will to G.
w. Dillman, of Blue Earth City. Mr..
Dillman has taken possession. He
formerly edited the Blue Earth City
Post, but sold out year or two ago.
He has had eight years experience in
the newspaper business, and will no
doubt make a success of it at AmbOy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freer will move to
Minneapolis, their old home, in a day
or two. They took charge of the
Herald last November, buying it of X.
0. Sandum. Mr.. Freer as editor and
Mrs. Freer as editress have made the
paper success and increased its field
of usefulness. Their many friends at
Amboy and throughout the county
will regret their departure, and wish
them success in the future.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26

Carpet weaving done to order at
221 Minnesota street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11
Campaign Boomcrangs.

The Democrats OF Ohio arc beginning
their campaign in bad way tor them.
selves. At tho very start they circu-
lateda story that General Bushnell, the
Republican candidate for governor, 70.
Gently reduced tho wages Of his en-.
ployes. The report acted as a BOOM
erang, for it enabled General Bushnell
to not only show conClu'ivOly that he
had NOT reduced wages, but that in
some departments OF his works he had
Increased them. II is also developed as
q rcsdlt OF the Democratic campaign lie,
that General Buahuoll ia extremely
popular among his workmen, and that
thoy all have al enthusiastic loYo and
respect for him, and arU Indignantly dc.
nouncIng the absurd story which was
calculated to injuro him among tho
wagO.workors Of Ohio.
Tho incident recalls u similar occur :
onco in Wheeling during las! years
campaign, when tho Democratic organ
Of this city sought by certain publlcA'
lions 10 weaken Senator Whitaker boz
forO tho wage workers, tho senator DO.
ing large employer Of labor EvOry.
body remembers the result, and how
the employees Of tho Whitaker mill,
almost to man, aud regardless Of poll.
tics, publicly expressed thoir lndigna.
ton Of tho assault made upon thor ON.
ployOrt how, nIIOr tho election, in
which he ran ahCnd Of his ticket, those
employees parNdod tho BtrOOtH carrying
banners on which wOro inscribed some
very pointed comments OH the effort
that had been made to lnjuro Mr.. Whit.
akOFa standing among workingmVn.
Tho Democratic organ and tho Demo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A Kennebec youth. enamoFod oil an
Augusta lady, presented her with so
watch. 4 moonstouo riug and a % "dla,
mond" ring. Later, being hard mp,
he helped himself 70 the iewalry, went
70 WAteRilis aud put them IN pawn.
Tho girl was not one Of the sentimental
kind and promptly had an officer after
the youth. who WaSiouudin waleryille
and escaped arrest by settling Tor the
whole A.nopnt,
Judge slampsF, Of Clifton Hlll, No,
EAs called upon recently 10 write and
secure signatures for a warranty deed
which Tor tho number OF legaciss sur
paise5 anything OF the sort on record.
Tho land was purchased for IDOL and
in order to give warranty decd in re-
quiTed the signature OF l0l parties,
scattered from North Carolina 10 Okla
homR and Texas.
A large number Of Indians who had
been emp loysd Ut Ae6T River, Mimi, by
FTSuE Ii, Vance to harvest his hay crop,
went out on q strike for s. a ton the
other day, and because their demand
was not granted, surrounded Vance aud
threatened 10 scalp him and burn him
at the stake. Vance escaped, and the
Indians returned to their reservation.
A curious fact in reference to Yer
monts libel law has been brought out
in connection with Governor Wood.
buFy'a suit against tho Rutland Herald
for $4,000 damages. This Is that the
writ is not resurnsble until March, 1885,
80 that tho fact can not DO proved or
Governor Woodbury. oxculpated for
moro than ak months.
A Duluth (Minn.) man was arrested a
few days ago charged with murder.
Tho case was brought before tho grand
Jury, aud no indictment being found,
he was ordered discharged. But the
man misunderstood the messenger who
brought him the finding OF tho grand
jury and he hanged himself.
While out with boating party, Peter
spellmau, Of Chicago, tossed a cigarette
into the water, saying: Boys, that's
my last smoke" and jumped overheard,
drowning before his horror.StrIckeu
companions could mako an effort at
rescue.
In Norway new law has been passed
which makes girls ineligible for matri.
mouy until they arc proficient in knit
ting, baking and spinning. Certificates
OF proficiency have to be earned, aud
without theIo no Girla may marry.
A Minnesota Judge was due in court
at q town some miles distant. He nd.
journed areierred case to the car, heard
evidence on route and granted the peti.
ton before getting off tho train.
Mrs. Dennis scully, wife OF an Eric
pa laborer, has been notified that she
is heir to n million In Calcutta, India,
left her by her uncle, Michael shanahan,
a merchant.
No less than 100000 eggs are con.
sumed each year in London, most OF
which come from over the sea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11

cratic Managers foaai % their CO.,
has ,hsy had thIsua svsTy destructive
boomerang
Sol IL ia the eaiS Of GsnSTil BaIh.
nal in ohia. The Circumstances are
ainost similar. and III nVss ohi0 the
Uorksngmsa are Terrifying. 10 reply v
the Democratic assaults on tue RsPubii-
can eSadidGA Tor governor. 70 the %.
Iesn ia which tasy hold him A. Al
Employer o. labor.
1 " another iuttSuea al Democratic
politicians prssuming TOO far on the
supposed oIsdulily Of WorkiHgmsn. aud,
a. RInsl, they hayhdSund 10 IheIE coat
that the men who toll IN tho mllIS Hnd
factories ara not Tools. and cannot DO
led by designing knaysL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11

Maurice Thompson N The Century
BY ChickRmOuga's crooked stream tho martial
trunpcls blew:
wars dread work TO do.
Oh, lionsttOng, unseltlsh, brave twin athletes
bRttlewsc,
Brothers yet enemies, tho fire Of conflict In
All baaaer.Isd aud busIC.ssIrrod they set shom
10 tho fight
Hearing the god Of slaughter laugh from noun.
tain holghtto height.
The ruddy, fair.haIrcd, giant North broathed
loud and stroyc am9ln;
The sWRrthy shoulders Of the South did heavc
them TO the strain;
An earthquake shuddered uudorioot, a cloud
rolled overhead,
And serpcni.tongues OF flame cut through and
Tapped aud twinkled red.
Where back and forth buletstreeIn went sing.
lug like breeze.
What time the suNrlIug cannon balls to splintess
tore the trees.
MAKE way, make way!" voice doomed out;
I'm marching to the seal
The answer was the rebel yell, and BragE's ar.
tillcry,
Where NcEley struck, tho cohorts gray, like
storm. tossed clouds. were rent
Where Buokncr charged, cyclone iell-thc blue
to tatiors went;
The Noble BrAunau chCerel his men, Pat BE
burne answered back.
And Lytle storned and lifO was nRught In
WalthalIs bloody track.
Old Taylo''s Ridge rocked TO lis base aud
Pigeon Mountain shook:
Ana Helm went down, aud Lyle died, and bro.
ken was MCCoOE;
Van CleyO moved like hurricane a tempest
blew with Hood
Awful the sweep Of Breckenridge across the
AAmlng wood .
Never before did baltle.roar such chords Of
thunder make
Never ngaIu shall tides OF meu over such bar.
rlerS break
stand fast Stand iastln cried RoSccrRnS; and
Thomas said, II Will"
Aud, crash GU crash, his batteries dashed their
bTollsidcs down the hill.
BrRYe LougitrGct's splendid rush torO through
whatever barred its track,
TIL tho Rock OF ChukRnaugA hurled the roar.
Ing columns back,
And gave the tide Of victory rcd tiugo Of dc.
feat
Adding noble dignity TO that hard word, re.
treat.
TYO days they fought and ovCrmorc those days
shall stand apart
Kcynoes Of epic GhIyHlry within tho Nations
heart
Come, come, and sot tho CArvcn rocks to mark
this giofions SPOT;
Here lot tho deeds Of heroes live their hatred DO
forgot
Build, bnIld-but mover monument OF stone
shall Inst aS long
As one old Aoldior's bnllnd bourneOn breath OF
blllcNOng
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11
A LITTLE NONSENSE.


"What luck did you have fshingr
asked the man who had no vacation.
Tough" gTOAnsd the lazy man. The
nah bit 80 fat that ! had no chance to
enjoy myself at Rll."-hiilEaFoii' Jour
nal.
Old Mercator to little Billy Ducks,
iu,t left school, who applies Tor situa'
ton as Office boy, and produces tssIl'
monial from cleTgymanl-We don't
want you on Sundays. my good little
boy. Have you reference from any
Qua who knows you on week days -
Sytufy BldidiH-
"Do you think she loves him2
desperately"
"Wby deSpsTatslyT
because he IL her last chance. -
London Tii-BiH,
"Yes, said Mrs. Hunnimune, Il learn.
cd to cook without any difficulty at all.
There was only ono trouble about It."
"Wh8t was lhRtr
Educating my husbands appetite"
- WaShmgt0H Star.
Van Jay-Mi,s Meeks called mo a
fool. Do look like fool?
MilliCent-No, you do not. don't
think she judged you by your looks
BrOOFlyH Eagle.
A Romance Of To.day-"Do you think
Harold really loves your said one
girl.
rapturously. HE risks his life twice a
week to sec me"
"How2'
ale has to pass a grade crossing every
time he comes to soc me- Washington
Star.
Glow time goes" he said as the clock
struck II.
"ll'G the only thing that does 60, she
anAwered YEARLY and he took the
hint.-Dtiroh Free Press
"This is n terrible world" said the
misRnthrope-"a dreadful world"
"Y-a.a.s." replied ChOlly, "it does
seem so at times; still tho pwinco OF
Wales lives on it, you know. "-lVGsh'
ington Times.
The Significance Of the Indian sign
affected by tobacConists IS understood
to be that goods are sold at Lo prices
Boston Transcript
Tho grammar class was on the floor.
"In the sentence, 4 love you, what Is
tho mood Of the verbf" asked the
teacher
Sentimental mood" replied one OF
tho large girls, who had spent most oil
the summer at the soRshore.-PiRS.
burgh Chronicle Telegraph.
Dora-Mr. spooner says he always
feels like fish out OF water whom he is
with me.
Cora-Then you've hooked him, have
you2--Harpcr'S Basar.
"Why don't you marry that girl2 She
is real pearl"
'Ah, yes, but I don't like the mother
oil pearl. Wicgende Blaettcr.
Charles Henderson was smart"
GLOW"
"Why, Just before his rich uncle died
he called the young fellow TO him and
told him he had decided to leave him
nothing but his autograph"
Yes"
"And Charley said, All right and
then drew up a check for 100000 and
told the old man to put his autograph
to it 1t pleased the old man 80 that he
made 1t 100000 -BOStOn Traveller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11
acknowledgement
wnEELIs0, SIP rEMuEH II, 500.


All talk INDUCED in by neighboring
towns about Quarantining against
Wheeling Il the bsighlh OF iooliShaeSG.
There is no smallpox epidemic hero,
nor 10 there likely TO bs. The cases
that 0xist arc isolated aud carefully
guarded aud tho disease may be said to
be under control. 1t is probable that
there will DO few more cases directly
tracsable to those that now exist, but
owing to tho measures that arS now
being taken, aud the fact that the Gitu'
alton is in competent banda and is
heIng properly dealt with, there Ia no
reason to apprehend an epidemic, or
a spread OF the contRgton outside tho
prOlent limits.
Il seems that this HtatementiS neceS.
sary because OF tho wild rumorS current
outside tho city, for which excitablO
people inside arc partly responsible.
Someof these reports arc 80 grossly OK
agEarRtsd that their ridiculouaneaS
should be apparent to thoughtful peo'
pie. For instance, one story 10 TO the
effect that there are as many as hun.
drod cases OF smallpox in Wheeling
and that tho newspapers arc nuppress'
ing tho truth. 1t is almost incredible
that sane people will give ear and cur.
roncy to go silly aroport with the meAna
they have at hand for Nacertaiuing tho
facts.
Tho authorities OF our neighbOring
towns should mot allow themselves to
DO mislod by rumor into taking hasty
action looking to tho declaration Of a
quarantine. 1t ia q very simple matter
for them, before adopting such meas.
ure, TO send to Wheeling q committee
Of their own citizens, including rOpu'
table physician or two, to confer with
our health authoritieI, and make per-
sonal investigation Of the situation
here, and to SEQ for themselves that tho
rumors in circulation regarding au cpl.
demic arc false, and that tho nowspa-
pers have been miarepresented. BY do
ing this they will not only do full just.
leo to this city. but avoid a resort to a
very unnecessary, II not an absolutely
ill-adyised proceeding.
Tho actions already taken by COM
munities surrounding Wheeling are due,
no doubt, to exaggerated reports they
have received regarding the prevalence
Of smallpox here, aud guarantees have
been declared without official inquiry
OF official sources into the real state OF
Affairs. Neither tho authorities Of
Wheeling nor the newspapers are in.
terestod in Incorporating the health
conditions OF the city, aud it is re.
gretable that somo of our neighbors
have placed more reliance in wid.eyed
street rumors than in the authoritative
statements OF those whose business 1t is
to keep the public posted with facts.
There is absolutely no reason why
Wheeling should be quarantined, as the
situation here in no wise iustife9 such
course,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of tho car.
There ia only ono one way to euro deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional rem.
edies. Deafness is caused by an in.
famed condition Of the mucous lining
OF tho Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets infamod you have rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, aud when
1t 10 entirely closed deafness Is the no.
suit, and unless tho inflammation can
be taken out and thls tube restored to
it's normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine caseS out OF ten
are caused by catarrh, which ia nothing
but au inlamsd condition OF the mucous
surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any caso Of deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot DO cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, FREQ.
I. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
kBsSold by Druggiats, 75c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11

SEVERAL newspapers, in chronicling
the death Of ex-senator John F. Lewis,
OF Virginia, have stated that Mr.. Lewis
was the only member OF the Virginia
secession convention in 1851 who 70.
fused to sign the secession ordinance.
This is not true, and shows lamenta,
bio disregard for the facts OF history on
the part OF our contemporaries. There
woro at least fifteen members Of tho
convention, principally representing
Northwestern Virginia, now Wost Vir.
gtnia, who not only refused to sign the
ordinance, but withdrew from tho con.
vcutlon aud stood by tho Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11

Whom thousands Of people aro taking
Hoods sarsaparillN to overcome tho
weakness aud lRrguor which arc 30
common at this season, why are you not
doing tho sNmop When you know that
Hoods sarsapRrIlla has power TO euro
rheumatism, dyspepsia and all diseases
caused by impure blood, why do you
continue TO suilOr2 Hood'g cuteI othOrS,
why not your
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11

Special Dispatch 10 he Iatci,tgcncsr.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Sept 1O.--The
wives and daughters OF the mon who
fought in the contederacy OF this city
are making an effort to secure funds to
erect monument at Spring Hill Gene.
terry to tho dead ex.confedoratos who lilo
buried there, and have already secured
quite sum. The monument will cost
several thousand dollars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11

The statement that Senator Quay will
not support Senator Cameron in his
candidacy for reelection to the senate
is important, II true. Daring QuSy'I
recent campaign for the Craftsmanship
It was boldly charged that no was allied
with Cameron, who, it was said, WAS
aiding him financially, and that the
success Of Quay in his fight for the
Craftsmanship would mean q victory for
tho senior senator also.
Now, II reports are to be relied on, 1t
Appears that Mr.. Quay is unpledged in
the matter OF tho asnatOrship and has
even gone so far as to DAY that il
Cameron Is returned Is will DO as the
candidate OF the combine which fought
so hard for the defeat OF the chairman.
This puts q new phase on the soma.
toriRl situation in PSnnIylvRnia and is
interesting as showing how it may win
many friends to Quay, as a very con.
siderable number Of Republicans op.
posed him solely on tho ground that he
waa thought to favor Cameron, whose
political eccentricities have ruined him
in the estimation OF the best men Of
the party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11
ATLANrIe "a coMpANY.
CTANDARD GOODS
NJ AT LOW PRICES,

1t will always pay to laGk over our
price list, whether you perchase from Us
or elsewhere; You can then ma the
lowest prico II quality 10 equal. We
quote prices for fresh and standard
goods only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11

THERE ara II 900 more school children
in Chicago than there are school accom-
modations for. It's said the population
OF Kentucky always keeps up with tho
diatillerieS down there, but Chicago's
population can always be depended
upon to not only keep up with her insi.
tutions but to overflow them. She
grows too fast for her facilities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11

PRENbEKI CLEVELAND does not seem
to be concerning himself about the pros.
pectiVo late Of Boss German. A little
assistance Just al this critical time
would be greatly appreciated by the
NIrylSndSr, but there IL no welcome
sound from the direction Of BazrAEd'I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11

Nh Bowler, the treasury SubordI.
nate who assumed to set aside m act Of
Congress, is catching 1t from all aides.
Some leading Democratic papers arc
quito as much di0gustcd as their Ropub.
lean contemporaries, and arO demand.
ing Bowler's removal. 1t 10 not prObA.
bio that the administration will COIN
ply with tho demand, but thOt will not
end tho incidOnS, CongrOaS will have
u whaCk at tho little autocrat before
long and tho fun won't DO oil on BOW.
lcr's Bldo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11

A DAY or 50 ago 1t was regarded as
significant that tho DofOndOr, which
won tho first race in a light wind, VIVA
designed to DO a strong wind Don't
Yesterdays race was in Il strong wind,
but our hopOs wOro blasted by an
unloOkod.lOr BIT Of ioCkeying, sLIll,
II would DO remarkable II tho Val.
kyric failed to win at least once dur.
ing tho sorIOS, and thOro lie aS yOt no
cause for unOuuInO's regarding tho
SaiOty Of tho cup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11

TIE Panhandle Dyeing establish.
ment, ownOd by John HOilmolor, at No.
1881 Market street, is tho best equipped
house Of its kind in Wheeling. In add.
ton to tho dyaiug aud cleaning depart.
ments corps Of ilrst.ClasI tailors arc
employed, who can do repairing IA neat
as il is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed, Gan be made
10 look like now Satisfaction guarap-
taRu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11

Easy 10 take, Buro to cure, no pain,
nothing to dread, pleasant littOpills. Dc
Vita Little Early RiseFs. Host tor sick
headache, biliouauesg, SOUR stomach md
constipation. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va, u, i. Peabody, BOnwood,
and lbowio & Co., lIrldponort, o. 1