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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-26

WASHINGTON. D. G., March 25.-To.
morrow paymastor General William
Smith, OF the army, will be retired on
account OF age. He was native OF Vor-
mont, but was appointed from Mime.
sofa. He entered the service as assis-
tant paymaster Of volunteers in 1851
and served through tho war with III UGH
credit, being brcvetted lieutenant
colonel for me7itorious services. Among
the Nance mentioned as successors arc
those OF Col. I. II. Stanton, now at
Omaha; Major George L. Glenn. Lieu.
tenant Colonel George W. Candee.
Major A. Z. Bates. Major ]. B. Witcher
and Major A. i. Carey.
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1.-THE County Fair" is one OF those
unusual plays which has not been over.
rated. In fact tho half has ne'er been
told OF it's best points, tho horses rather
casting in the shade the delicious
homcly New England fun and son,i.
inent with which it overtlows. While
the great race, as patented and per.
formed. is no doubt wonderful and
original feature, the merits OF tho play
do no. require it. Features are the
characteristics OF the times. though
and live horses impart pleasant thrill
OF excitement during their brief appear.
ance. Tho play will DO seen at the
Opera House Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
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LATEST SENSATION


In tho Case of millionaire Fnir-Now Al.
lcgcd That He waa POISONED. Z
San francisco. March 25.-Thc Call
aays tho latest sensational development
In tho noted Fair will case Is TINT In.
situations arc abroad that tho deceased
millionaire died by poison administered
by parties Interested In his death talk.
Ing place at certain time. ,m
Miss Phoebe Couzins. who claims TO
havo boon tho aillonccd vito Of Senator
Fair, broadly hints at hor suspicion
that Senator Fair had boon poisoned Mt
moro than ono timo. Tho suspicious Of
Miss Couzins nro backed up by II SIM
Franciscan who Ia In n position to know
a grcnt doal that occurred to Senator
Fair Just before his death. This man
Ia Keeping in tho background for cor.
tain reasons. but when he tclla his story
tho publ C will be able to form opinions
~ to whether tho suspicious Of Miss
Couzina arc correct or not.
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ABOUT rEop1,s.
Strangers In ths olty nui Wheeling Folks
----- ~ AhrnuII -.---- -------

Strangers In tho Cl,y aat, wheoilng Folks
| Abroad. aa,
Mrs. John J. Shookoy, who has boon
III for some time, IL improving.
Mr.. Harry Brown, business manager
for Edouard llossolborg. Russian
pianist, was III tho city yesterday. ri
L. D. Smith general passenger agent
Of tho b. & 0. railroad at Pittsburg, was
registered at tho llotol Windsor yostor.
day. l
Col. August Roll. who has boon con.
tinod TO his house for oral,wooks past
with a severe attack Of grip. 10 ablo 10
DO out again.
Robert Stafford and W. II. Wright, OF
Warrington; r. W. Shoats, OF Grafton.
and Y. u Chickoring wero registered nj
tho McLuro yesterday.
Among tho latc arrivals ut tho lIo.ol
Windsor yesterday wcro q. L. Gregory,
OF Pittsburg; W N. Krobs, Baltimore,
aud A.. S. Carr, Zanesvllle, 0.
Mrs. Kato Wheat. Rammclsborg
(Madamc Rolla) arrived In tho city yos.
to-day from Now York, and Is suoat
OF ncr pnrohts, hr. ana Nlrs. IcorEo ~.
Wheat, North Main utreot
Jacob Koontz, Now Martinsvillo;
Jno. W. Marshall and vito, Proctor; W.
Va; Smith Hood, Rivosvillo. W. Va,
and Frank Woods aud wife, OF Sisters.
vile. woro Boiler house arrivals yes.
terday. H'
". r Milligan. Parkorsburg; @. w.
Mccormick. Buckhannon; s. Q. Moore.
Proctor; T. J. Ilino,. konova; T. II.
Weirick, Wollsburs. II. L. Dannfort,
Friendly, woro among tho West Vir-
ginians at tho Stamm hotel Yesterday.
DR.. aud Mrs. Fillmore Moore, OF Now
York city, arrived in tho city yesterday
on very sad GRAND, bringing with
thom their year.old child, who died no.
comfy in Now York. Tho intcrmont
was made in Greenwood, aud tho
funeral. services were conducted by Rev.
J. D. Brittingham. Of St. Luke's r. Z.
church. Mrs. Moore was formerly Miss
Lucy Wilson, daughter OF tho late John
Z. Wilson. DR.. and Mrs. Moore arc
guests Of DR.. Charles NJ. Frissell, Four.
.eenth street, aud will return to tho
east to-day.
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The Wash Honshell passed up with a
tow OF empty model bnrces at a. m.
The Pacific No. with empty coal
barges went UP at 10 n. IN.
Tho United States lighthouse steam.
boat, Golden Rod, will leave for Cairo
this morning, and then proceed up tho
Tennessee River to Florence, Ala. Tho
trip will take about twenty.ono days.
Two colored boys wore standing near
the stern Of the Golden Rod yesterday
afternoon looking intently at the life
buoy hung up over tho stairs. Present.
Iy one said, "What do those letters
mean-U. S. l. II. J.. ?" "Why." 70.
piled tho other, they mean tho United
States Light House Establishment"
Got ou,," said the frat. "thcy mean
Uncle Sans Lightning Hash Eaters"
Pi.tsburgll-River II icot and rising
Weather cloudy and cool.
Warren-ltivcr 4 feet s inches and
rising. Weather clear and cold.
Oil City-River 5 feet 0 inchos and
rising. Weather clear and cold.
Morgantown-River s foct 10 inches
and rising. Weather cooler.
Steubonvillo-River 10 foot 8 inches
and rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
GrconHboro-Rivcr 0 feet inches and
stationary. Weather fair with high
winds.
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Ro.e cor.,lan n. tho Grand.

Rose Coghlan ma, arrived at tho
zenith OF her popularity, aud tho pub.
lie should appreciate tho energy Of the
Engagement OF tho Grand for securing
her and her crcat company Tor one rer.
Torrance on Wednesday night. The
play that will DO done here is probably
tho most successful in Miss Cochlan's
repertoire and it requires company Of
exceptional mort. to Interpret tho enor.
Gus parts in which 1t nbounds. "Diplo.
macy" is tho most interesting play that
this actress appears in and in tho larger
cities it draws tho largest audiences oil
any OF the plays presented by her.
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Tho famous comedian, Roland Rood,
will present his latest succoas, "rho
Politician, or Tho Woman'a Plank" at
tho Opera House Friday and Saturday,
March 20 and 30. and Saturday matinee.
Tho play In aatiro on politics and poll.
ticians, md tells M intorosting and
humorou, story. Mr.. Reed will BIO seen
to great advantage in roIr TIM. 10 VOL
adapted TO hia peculiar atyle and
method, that Of apractical politician,
Gen. Josiah Timber. Lie has always boon
Il fayori.o In Wheeling, and fow comodi.
ans nrc surcr OF warmor Welcome hero
: than ie. ~
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San FRAHclsco, March 25.-Wal!er l.
Blake, city editor OF the Stockton In
dependent, and one Of the best known
newspaper men on tho Pacific coast,
was shot and dangerously wounded un.
der tho windows OF tho Pacific hotel BY
foot.pad soon after midnight. Tho
editor struck tho robber on the head
with his cane and the robber retaliated
with q bullet, and then no and his &C.
complete fed. The scene Of the rob.
berry and shooting was in tine heart OF
the city. Blake's wounds are no. con.
sidered fatal.
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PlrrsBuEGu. Pa. March o5.-The ice
gorge in tho Allegheny river. which
has threatened the residents OF ki.tan .
ing and other towns along the river for
several weeks past, is now going out
and tho danger is past. Tho gorge ex-
tended for distance OF thirty miles
above kit.aning and was supposed to
be frozen to the bottom. Hugo ice
bergs are now passing down and the
river is rising rapidly at this point.
Tho leo is not firm. however, and breaks
rs it strikes againt the bridge piers.
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TIN Pan.lInndlc Dycing establish
ment, owned by John IIoilmoior, ut No.
ISL Market strcot, Is tho bost equipped
house Of its kind in Whoolinr. In nddi-
ton to tho dyoing and cleaning depart.
monts a corps Of iirst-class tailors aro
employed, who can do repairing rs mont
as It 10 possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed, can DO made
TO look like now. Satisfaction guaran-
fGCd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-26

We wish 10 state to our patrons that
Ono Minute Cough Cure is n Bafo and
reliable remedy for children troubled
with Group. colds. hoarscness and lung
troubles. 1t is pleasant to taks and
quickly cures. Logan Drug Co.. Whool.
Ing, W. Va. B. T. Peabody, Bcnwood.
and Bowio & Co., bridgeport. O.
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Dr. WirT's WrrcH HAZEL SALvE cured
J. G. Gorrell OF tho worst casos Of eczo.
ma ever known in tho state Of Indiana.
II cures scalds, burma, indolent soros
and novor fails to cure piles. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, ". W.. d. i. Peabody,
Bonwood, and Bowie & Co.. Bridge.
port, O.
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Stockholders MEETINGS.
Pittsburgh, Wheelins& Kentucky Ry. Co.

WHEELING, ". Va, March u, ls95.
Tho Annual Meeting OF the StocRlIold-
ers OF the Pittsburgh. Wheeling l. Kentucky
Railroad Company will be hold at tho principal
once Of the Company. In the city OF Wheeling,
West Virginia. on
THURSDAY. MARCH IS, 1876,
at 1:9o p. m: for the purpose OF holding an
election for directors 10 serve for the ensuing
year. aud the transaction OF such other business
as may properly come before the meeting.
mrl3 5. 3. LIGGETT. Secretary.
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PUBLIC SALES.
GALE OF VALUABLE Ike \ l.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE.
will offer for sale Mt public auction at no
north front door OF tho Court House Of ONO
county. West Virginia, In tho city OF WhecINs'
on SATURDAY, APRIL 18th. 1876,
commencing ut 10 n. M. that valuable .proHSSty
In said city OF Wheeling, Ohio county. West w,
GINA. known US the PANEL homestead brtnSnI
OF the north half oflot No. 10 In Jonathan |SHes
addition between Main street and the east ilno
OF tho Pittsburgh. Wheeling & Kentucky kAil.
road Company. This property fronts on lhs
west side OF Main street. between Fifth am HiNIa
streets. and has frame dwelling house On 1se
front thereof.
Arrangements have been mado among tNoe
Interested In this property so that n GooH NIs
car be given for same. For further information
inquire OF II. NJ. Russell, Esq, or AliTtd IaW
well. Esq.
TERMS OF SAIE;-Onc.thrd Of the purchase
money, aud us much more Thereof MS the pHs'
chaser shall elect, In cash Oh tho dry, OF tH S
nnd tho residue thereof In two equal li''alT
ments bearing interest from tho day oi SAFE 'un
payable respectively III one aud two year, liG','
snid day: tho purchaser TO give his notes 'm oS
ferrcd payments secured by deed OF tT1,' Wv"
the property aud to keep tho buildings th'ET W,
insured In reasonable amount for the pSNe"'
OF tho trust until the notes nro pnid.
A. PANNEIA GARpEN',
Executor OF Elizabeth J. ranncll. deceased
mrl6.TThks
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commends itself to tho vol informed,
to do PLEASANTLY and olectually what
waa formerly done in tho crudcst man.
nor and disagreeubly rs well. 10 cleanse
tho system and break up colds, head
achos and iovcrs without unpleasant
after etTccts, uso, the delightful liquid
laxative remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

NO. lis S. Penn street, Q rooms and bath, bon
gases. Cheap.
No. q l9thitreet. li.roomcd brick Cheap
NO. cog Market street. 6 rooms. Sl.joo,
Nos lloi and nos Market street, business
property, sl2500
Nos. " aud 80 37th street. 10 rooms. si.S1o.
No. 2lS6 Market street. 7rooms and bath. Si.tol
No DOS. York street. rooms. Cheap.
No 81 y. Front ST., S rooms and bath Chcac
No loss Chsnlinc ST., rooms. bath room aad
largo Stable s.. 009.
Corner 18th md Woods street. dwelling and
store room. Cheap
Houses OF allsiGes and In different locations
Saloon for sale on 10Th street, cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale OIL Market street.
cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale on 18th st'ee.
cheap.
Cigar store on Market street for sale cheap,
building lots In oil the best locations IN the
city.
Farms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT MONEY TO LOAN.
HFRRYJ. FINK.
Telephone Is" tmr7l lli3 Market Street. CITY.
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CHAS, MORGAN. Ci,,
CEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals for the erection Of a brick
Machinery Hall and shops.,to be bull; net:
Charleston. W. Va. will 30 received up TO L
o'clock noon OF Saturday. April 6. 1895.
Plans and specifications OF said building GA
be seen on aud ate. March Is, nj tho oaioei
OF j. F. Wyatt. Charleston: c II. Turner. pa,E
ersburS. or S. r Hancn. McMechcn. VIVA al
bids must DO scaled and nny be delivered 10
either OF the above named. or may DO mailed 10
Charleston. W. Va. addressed to the Board d.
Regents. West Virgiuia Colored Institute
all bids SIR HASEN
Secretary Board of Regents ". Va. Colored IL.
stitnto. McMechen, ". Va mn,
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PROPOSALS..
DROPOSALS'FOR PAVING,

proposals. will be received By tho city O. De-.
wood until Saturday. April 10Th. a, c o.cIock
2 ~. Tor grading and paving with fire Lrtct
Main street from Eighth to Fourth stree:
Fourth street from Main to Il 4 O. ra!l,u,I
crossing. and Marshall street from l0ygs' mn
bridge 10 Whitcman's. All bids to b. made b.
the yard for grading and paving compl4;t.
Specifications eau be seen at tho Mayors OLE.
or al! bids -
Address nil bids TO s. L. Boil. ChGi.1aa d.
Committee on Streets. Alleys and Grades
THoS. SHEPPARD, Mayor
GINS. MORGAN. City Recorder MI
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.

Stage OF Water and Movements of Boats.
Tho River Interests.
Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
Liberty. Booth. Darlington. $50 p. q.
Zen iIur, Kem7lc, Parkc.sburg. $50 p. N.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
II. K. Bedford. Green. Pittsburgh. Sh- m.
Hudson. AEnew. Pittsburgh, a. m.
Keystone State. Knox. Cincinnati. 3 IA. N.
Courier. Gamble. Parkecsburg. 1880 n. IN.
Lexington. Cline. Matanoras. 1880 a. IN,
Liberty. Booth. Clarington. $50 p. III.
boats LEAVING To-Hohgow.
Li3.io Bay. Huntington. Charleston. 6 a. IN.
l;ca lIur. kemplc. Pittsburgh II. m.
Liberty. Booth, Darlington. $50 p. III.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
The DIVINE oRAToRlo.

Rev. DR.. Merritt HuIburd WIN Speak on
Its Loss, How, What, When and Where.
At meeting Of the directors of the
Y NJ. g. A recently, Rev. DIR. Merritt
'Hulburd, of Grace NJ. E. Church was
asked to address the members of that
body. In his remarks to them he sug
gested that in order to increase their
usefulness and add to the
membership the interest of the
public must be laroused, and In
no better way can this be done than by
bringing the association close to the
people themselves. he advocated the
expenditure of money In the renting OF
the Opera House for Sunday meetings.
In accordance with this suggestion the
directors of the Y. M c. A. made
arrangements FOR the Opera House every
Sunday afternoon and invited Rev
DR.. Hulburd to speak there
every Sunday during January, at
o'clock. Next Sunday he will speak on
''The Divine OratOrio. Lost-How, What,
When and Where The orstoro refers
to the divine triology, embracing the
parallels Of the lost sheep, the lost coin
and the lost son.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09

special engagement and will visit New
Castle every Tuesday and Friday after
this week
Ex Mayor Austin Harrington is In
PhiladelphiA to-day on business.
Rev DR.. Merritt Hulburd, Of Grace
M e Church, leaves here tonight for
Butler, Pa, where he will deliver his
lecture on America for Americans "
Next week he will speak in Pittsburg.
Irwin Gladfelter. Of sparrows Point,
Md was visitor in this city yester-
day.
D. T. L. Ellison, of Summit Bridge, is
registered at the Merritt House.
Mrs Sarah Greenmen, of No 1000
West street, Is now recovering from =
serious illness and will be able to be
about soon.
Mr. and Mrs George Ainscow have a
fine new boy which Is the delight Of the
neighborhood. and being an American
born citizen has a perfect right TO bs-
come some day, President of the United
States.
City Clerk Lsdnum left town to-day to
return to Dover.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
Social and PersonaI Notes.

Mrs. D w. Entriken, of Kennett
Square, has been the guest of Whining
ton friends
Mrs Harry H George, little Miss
Anita George and Harry Cullen George
have returned from a visit to Mrs.
Charles NJ. Cullen, at Georgetown.
Miss Laura SWayne has returned to
Kenneth Square after a visit to friends
in this city.
Miss Clara Hewitt, Of West Chester,
has been visiting friends in this city
Mrs James Wyatt Is in Philadelphia,
having been called there by the illness
of her daughter, Mrs Margaret Daniel.
Mrs T. B Merritt and Miss George
Merritt have returned from visit to
Mrs. N. J. Clifton at Clayton.
Miss Blanche Grow, Of this city, is the
guest Of Miss Beulsh Jefferson at smyrna.
Mr. and Mrs w. H. vandever and Miss
Annie O. Vandever, of this city, are
visiting Aubrey Vsndever at Clayton.
w. w. Pusey has gone North on a
brief business trip
Physical Instructor c. d. R Jackson
has accepted the terms Of the Columbil
Athletic Club, at New Castle. for 9
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
BY INVISIBLE RODS.
No Wonder This Merchant Complained
That ae Felt as If Pounded.

No wonder This Merchant OomplAined
That He Felt as If Pounded.
II feel AS If / had been pounded, - saia one
business man to another as they were riding
home after office hours II am sore from he ID
TO loot. don't know what's the matte-."
He had. In fact, been pounded, but not by
any tangible instrument He had been beaten
from head 10 foot by the evil forces that lurk
In the Winter air. Not alone Ia the outer air.
but in the hot stuffy atmosphere Of over
heated dwellings and places OF bus ness.
The effect is woefully familiar. even when
the cause is unsupported. Headache, feeling
OF lassitude, a diminished appetite, and a gem
eral soreness and stiffness of the muscles mean
that The circulation If the blood is slow. A
sharp current Of sir sends the blood from the
tangle OF tiny nerves just beneath the skin 10
the interior of the body. Then the sufferer
coughs ard perhaps feels little stabilize pain
In the chest.
Il wonder if am going to be sick" he says
to hims,l II.
Yes, II lie neglecis proper precautions No,
II he have recourse TO "a stimulant that will
send the red stream bounding naturally
through his veins. giving brisk and equal
circulation.
Duny's Pure Malt Whskey is the only thing
before The public which answers the require
ment5 or such cases. That Is why Il Is SO
z uch in demand IN families. Duffy's Pure
Malt Is distinctly a medicinal preparation.
| wards of colds. INDIGESTION and other trou-
bles resulting from indoor life.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
ST. JOHNS BREAD RIOT
Unemployed Workmen Break
Into Legislative Buildings.
LARGE PROVISION STORES LOOTED.

The Governor Would Not Talk to the Mob.
aud the Government onicinls Fled and
offered TO Resign--sir William whlteway
Hooted In the streets.
ST. JOINS n. f.. Jan. "a serious riot
occurred here The crowd OF unemployed
workingmen who paraded the streets
Monday and sater visited tho captain OF
the wnrship Tourmalino ind made o state
mont TO him as TO their condition. de-
manding work or bread, resumed their
demonstration. The crowd. largely in
creased In numbers, met before tho legis-
lative building and hootod ex-Premier Sir
William Whiteway, who was formerly
their idol
The Whitewayites ore now Ia power
here, though Sir william holds no Office,
having been disqualified for corrupt prac.
tices. After hootlng 20 their hearts con
tent the crowd marched again to the dock
whore the Tourmaline Is lying in order to
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
STIRRED UP BY SIBLEY.
The Pennsylvania Member Made
a Sensation In the House.
sAVAGELY ATTACKED HIS PARTY.

The Opponents of the Carlisle Currency Bnl
Get Together and Decide 90 Force a Vote.
The Senators Are Already Discussing the
Bll-Mr. Jones Talks.
WASHINGTON Jan. 9.-Further debate
on Mr.. Lodges resolution asking for in
formation why the American ships had
been withdrawn from Hawaiian waters
took place in the senate. Mr.. Palmer
(Dem., Ills.) delivered q speech against
the resolution, regarding it as an invasion
by the senate of the powers Of the president
He defended the acts Of the present ad-
ministration in Hawaiian affairs His re-
marks provoked a number Of Interrupt
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
Currency Bin Talk.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The leading men
of the various elements opposed to the
Carlisle currency hill-Democrats, Repub-
licans and Populists-held informal con-
ferences, with a view to agreeing on a
plan for forcing the contest to a speedy
close. As result Of the talk the COM
bined opposition may vote against the rule
to be reported by the rules committee. As
the rule is regarded as indispensable to
passing the measure, the defeat of the rule
would be equivalent to a defeat of the bill
Mr.. Carlisle remained in Speaker Crisp S
private office for hours and saw those most
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
BANQUET OF UNION LODGE.

Georgetown Odd Fellows Celebrate Their
Emancipation From Debt BY a Spread.
special Correspondence Evening Journal.
GEoBGETowE, Jan. 0 Union Lodge
No. 3, o o. F, of this town. gave a
banquet to its members and their wives
and sweethear's last evening at the Brick
Hotel, as an expression OF their Joy and
satisfaction at being out of debt Covers
were laid for eighty persons. and Host
Hart excelled himself in preparing the
following menu:
Half shell.
Creamed oysters. Fried oysters.
Turkey. Cranberry sauce.
Chicken salsd. Celery. French potatoes.
Worked biscuit. Cut-down h am.
Tongue. Mixed pickles. Olives.
Caulifower and sauce.
Trpe, Mayonnaise.
Vanilla. Chocolate.
Fruit cake. Fancy cakes.
Fruits. Tea. Coffee.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
aYIeId Not 60 nTIsfortune, .

/ was afflicted with catarrh last autumn.
During the month of October could neither
taste or smell and could hear but little Ely's
Cream Balm cured it.-Marcus George
Shautz. Railway. N. j.
suffered from catarrh of the worst kind
ever since a boy. snd / never hoOea for cure.
but Ely's Cream Balm Sc ems to do even that.
Many acquaiptances have used it with ex-
crllent results.-OEcar Ostrum, As Warren ave-
nue.. Chicago, Ill. Cream Balm is agreeable.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
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