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stomach Ache for Sciences sake.

stomach Ache for Sciences Sake.
Some scientific and military folks have
got a great idea of food condensation
and concentration. The scientific people
entertain the theory that bulk in food is
not necessary, and may be dispensed with
when undesirable. They think they can
condense all of the nutriment contained
in half a steer into the scope of a pill
box, and all there is desirable in pound
of coffee into a pellet the size of a pea.
They have, indeed, produced these beef
pills and coffee pellets and besides, a lot
of little tablets which. dissolved in wa
ter. are alleged to produce palatable and
wholesome soup by the quart. The army
authorities look with favor upon the ex-
periments Of the scientific people in the
matter of food condensation, because if
food can be so condensed. a soldier can
fiji his pockets with pills and tablets of
condensed food and go for days or weeks
without coming once in sight of a COM
missary wagon. or stopping in the midst
of a forced march to cook. When he be-
came hungry he would merely swallow a
pound of beef in a pill, and quart of
soup in another pill. and leave nature to
do the rest
AS a general thing, doctors and play
wrights try their experiments ION dog"
before trying them on people. 1t may be
that the food condensers couldn't get
dog to swallow the pills. At any rate,
some of them were tried on the regular
army a few days ago. A company of fif
ty men at Fort Logan. Denver. were or
dered out on forced march for three days
among the foot hills for the purpose of
testing the food tablets. They took no
other rations with them. a doctor went
along for the purpose of watching the
men, Weighing them, and noting how
they get along on the compressed grub
At the end of the first day thirty-six of
the fifty men were sick with stomach
ache, and the doctor rode back to the
fort TO get permission to bring them in.
But the authorities would not hear to
any such proposition. They wanted the
tablets tested. and ordered the men to
remain on the march until they had as
simulated the tablets or died in the at
tempt, or until the three days had elaps-
ed. The doctor returned to his writhing
comrades, and no more has been heard
from the party. Thus the discipline of
the army has been vindicated. And so
has the heroism of the brave fifty. 1t is
sweet to die for ones country, so we have
been told. 1t may not be so sweet to die
of stomach ache while testing food tab
let's for ones country. But such q. death
undoubtedly warrants the bestowing of
tiers. If they never come back, they
| should have tablets. not of coffee or of
soup. but of white marble, erected over
| their last resting places
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Evidence of over 100 fraudulent pensions
has just been discovered in Oklahoma
according to the dispatches of yesterday
Three days ago the dispatches told of the
discovery of numerous pension frauds
at or near Nashville, Tenn. Presumably
the Grand Army of the Republic holds
that the persons who have been drawing
these fraudulent pensions have a vested
right in the pensions and that the gov
eminent has no right to revoke them. no
matter by what fraud they We're OBJ
tanned. The people will not acquiesce in
any such opinion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-18

Agents of the Cuban revolutionary party
are said to be in London to arrange for
the purchase of a large lot of arms and
ammunition The government is making
arrangements to prevent the shipment or
the stores. but it is believed its efforts
will be unsuccessful The Brazilian IN
surgents got all of the arms they wanted
out of England, and it is not likely that
the CubansS viii be less successful.
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The report that Jose Maceo is dead will
not surprise anybody. The wonder is that
he has been permitted to live so long,
with the Spanish press bureau in Havana
working on full time.
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BLACK SILK S.

Black Figured Satin Finish Taneta, warrant
ed all pure Silk, Lyons dye and finish, reduce,
from 81, special Monday and during the week a
65c the yard.
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In various ways the circus of the Dres-
ent day differs from that of the past save
an exchange, but the ring remains nm
changed; it is always AZ feet 9 inches in
diameter. Go where you will. search the
world from China to Peru, with divergine
trips to the frosty Caucasus and the des
ert of Sahara, and never a circus will Won
find without a ring AZ feet inches in di-
ameter. There is a reason for this re
markable uniformity. Circus riders and
circus horses are nOmadic; wherever their
wanderings bring them they must find
the ring always the same else they will
be disturbed in their performance. If not
really rendered incapable. Trained to the
~ feet inch ring, the horse and his rider
have grown used, worn, one might saw To
the exact angle of declivity towards tbe
center of the ring. which the radius of u
feet and given speed produce. The
mound on the circumference of The RIA
always has on the inside a level 50 tS
speak, of earth, at the same angle as thaf
into which radius and speed throw the
driver. AS for speed, that after the horse
has gone round two or three times and is
warmed to his work, is the same thrOlr5b
the act In fact. a strap generally holds
his head so that he cannot get beyond a
certain pace. The ringmaster snsns his
whip, the clown shouts, the band nIaIls
louder and louder: but the horse knoVs
just how much this empty show means
and joys on at the same old pace, until
with the last jump through a tissue hal
loon. the act is ended. 5Ilt
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NOW FOR THIS WEEK.
DRESS GOODS.

45-inch silk Finish Henrietta,
45-inch English Storm Serge,
42-inch Mohair Brilliantine,
Ranging in values from COO to Sc at SOC yard
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HOSIERY.

Our 75c quality of Ladies' Black Lisle Thread
Hose, in plain and Riehelieu rib. reduced to Soc
Our Extra Quality of Ladies' 4Oc Fast Black
bose, with high spliced heels and double toe
reduced to 25c per pair.
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CARPETS.

It's funny to hear the things some people are
saying about Carpets. You would think cheap
good carpets were novelty in savannah. Why
for years we have sold the best carpets cheap
cheaper than any one else, and haven't made
much noise about it either. and we purpose do"
ing 1t this year, too. See what We have now:
Best Velvets, 90c the yard; Five Frame Body
Brussels, 90c; 100 pieces Tapestry Brussels
Csc, reduced from IL.
Extra Supers, warranted all wool, full yard
wide, 65c, worth 81.
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Letters and kilograms should be ad-
dressed MORNING NEWS Savannah
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EASTERN OFFICE. % Park Row, New
York City, c. S. Faulkner. Manager
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BELBAIitE.
All sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
tho Glass CITY,

Allsorts Of Local News aud Gossip from
tho Glass CiU,
Mrs. Nancy A. Johnston, an old lady
OF seyenty-six years, in the Second
ward, has been suffering for some time
with a diseased ankIejoint Recently 1t
became necessary TO operate on it TO
save her life. An effort was made TO
save the foo. by an operation, but upon
opening up tho joint the bones were
found to be so extensively involved in
tubefcular disease that ampusation was
absolutely necessary, aud It was done
yesterday. She Is doing nicely.
W. II. Hout aud +. u. Baker. the two
artists who have been painting tobacco
signs everywhere, had a little nisuuder.
standing yesterday and pGl,ed each 9th,
er in pugilistlc style until both their
heads were in u sad plight. Then they
did what they should have done before
--made up.
Quite a number OF Wheeling knights
Templsr attended the meeting Of Hope
C~ommandsry at st. C~lairsville Thursday
night. and q jolly set OF valiant knights
they were. Six new men were created
knights OF the noble order. and a feat
was enjoyed 1t the close OF the work,
Oven Meehan. the coal operator q.
Franklin. was taken with cramps Thurs.
day night and was 80 bad tina, n phys.
ician remained with him constantly
through the night and part OF yestsr.
DAY. His condition 10 critical.
William Rown aud William Vessels,
who were charged with stealing oil
barrels from grocsrynen about town,
were fined SIS, and costs each aud given
ten days in Jail by the mayor.
The case OF F. @. Morris against
Charles Rosser for alleged Islander is set
for trial in the common pleas court to.
day. andia great many witnesses have
been summoned.
c. G. Williams was down from St.
Clairsville Yesterday 10 look at n horse;
but 500 was q big SUN !or an animal
these days and he sen back without
him.
U. II. Over, a prominent window glass
manufacturer Of, Muncie, Ind, wa. here
yesterday looking at the old Bellaire
window glass plant
The case Of Thomas Keys against the
Barnard Brick Company was dismissed
after the examination Of tho witnesses
yesterday.
James Crow. 4 carpenter, fell from o
building yesterday but escaped with
only a sprained ankle.
Thomas Kane returned to his homo
at E~dgington. W. Va. yesterday.
There is nothing new in regard to the
new scale at the steel works.
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THE SECOND ANNUAL
1ntolliEenosr Road Raco viii Tako
Place on July Fifth.
A GREAT LOT OF Fine PRIZES
VIII DO Hung Up AMI a Largo Field
OF Entrles Ia Espcctod-The Hail
Players Who iiavo Bcen sisned by
Manager White-Last Nights Howl.
Ing Games National League Ball
Gamos-othe News OF Sport.

Tho 1SrGLLlGrNcgR road race has be.
come tho principal annual evont in local
c~ycledom, aud that this years race will
In many ways DO a t~op-noteher 10 40
counted q certainty. To begin with tho
prizes will DO better than ever before,
The lSrELLlGEScEn will lead tho list
with ASSOC high grade machine, which
goes TO the winner OF the race, and. in
addition, there is a general desire on the
part OF tho business people to contrib.
ute literally 10 the prize list. The
event will be open to the whuelmen Of
West Virginia, eastern Ohio aud west.
ern Penusylyauia, and already, far in
advance OF tue day OF the race. inqui.
ries Tor entry blanks and Information
have been received.
II was Intended that the race should
be run on the Glorious Fourth. but last
years experience OF crowded roads on
a holiday have influenced tue paper in
changing the date. The race will there.
fore take place on the afternoon OF FRI
day, July g.. S,eubenvilIe will probably
have u large field OF entries III the race.
and as that ei,y'a Interstate ball team
will be plsyidg In Wheeling then, It Is
probable u great crowd Of base ball
''cranks" and wheel %enthusiasts will 10
hero for the double purpose, OF seeing
the rRca and ball games. The race will
not conflict with the ball game. SO the
visitors can witness both.
The race will be- oveT the same course
As last year. liitssn miles, as follow:
START at lSTELIldEECER Office, out -Four,
teeu;h street TO McCollonh. on McCol.
loclI 10 National road. out National road
to the seven mlla post, and returning
ovc same route 10 corner OF Eoti and
Fourteenth streets. 1t will be > haudi.
cap race, thus elualizIng tho chances
OF nil contestants. Entry blanks will be
out in u few days and can be obtained
NJ all Of the bicycle stores aud other
places, The entry fee has been reduced
to Il. Last year .hsrs were prizes
enough to 60 all around, and this will
possibly be the case this year.
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MOUSDSVILLE.


A Miscellaneous MelanSa Of Minor Mat.
tersfrom Marshnlrs ,Ietropsii..
The Epworth League held n business
meeting Thursday evening and elected
delegates to the fourth general confer.
ence district convention which meets in
Philadelphia, May 1920, also 10 the
Wheeling district convention at Cam.
eron on May 9.lo. The elected dele.
gates to the former are Rev. &. W..
Grimes and James A. Sigafoose; alter.
nate, Harold +. Rogers; and to the lat
ter. Misses Lola Dick. Laura Wood.
burn, Anna Smith, Ellie Evans, Laura
Hornbrook and Fernie Johnson; alter
mates. Missoa Mary Cats. Maggie Ham.
moud, Ella Harris and Iona Riggs aud
Mes,rs. Jack Jones and Alton Jones.
A little disturbance was caused yes.
terday morning by a runaway horse.
attached to a buggy. belonging to Dr..
George j.. Caddlc.N Luckily there were
no occupants in tho vehicle. Tho horse
ran in to the livery stable shell OF r. ].
McFaddon. damaging the cnrriara onlv
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ANOTHER CATCHER SIGNED.
Kaufman, Tho ST. Louis Cnteher,to Come
TO ihr WhrclInr..

Kaufman, Tho ST. Louis Catcher, to Come
to ;hr Wheeling.
Manager Will White, OF the local
Interstate ball Climb, yesterday made
arrangements 10 secura one OF the St.
Louis players, Kaufman, the catcher.
Bucksnberger has conducted the nego.
tiations, and the young man will repor.
here with the other players OF the team
next week. The manager now has four.
teen men on his list, rs follows:
Kaufman, OF st, Louis, Kama OF Boil.
airc, catcher4; Wyatt, OF Taylorsville,
Ky, Anderson, OF Franklin. Pa, Smith,
OF Wheeling, Malcolm. Of Wheeling,
Bert Jones, OF Bcllairc, pitchers; A. B.
keefc. OF Marion. o., first base; Dan
Crotty. OF Mnskegon, Mich. eecond
base; George i. !tcgan, OF Iiaverhiil,
Mass, third base; W.. D. White. oil
Wheeling, short ltop; James uannavan,
OF Hartford, Conn, loft field; Brock
Brown, OF Martina Ferry. centre
Charles Kerr. Of Gait, Ont, right field.
Work on the park IL advancing rap.
idly, but u IL now thought the ground
will not DO in condition TO play with
Bethany on the 18th aud the game may
be cancelled, leaving the opening with
Cincinnati on the 30th.
Tho management will withdraw The
season tickets. offered on such unus-
uaIly advantageous terms. on tho 9th.
and :hc craDks who are not got In ''ou,
OF tho wet" should got u decided move.
m .I Pin .
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MARTINS FERRY.
uhps and Mishaps In the Thrivln: City
Across tho River,

Across Tho River.
James Furry will go TO Sharon, Pa.
this morning 10 attend tho funeral Of
his father, who was killed by the cars
there yesterday.
A Whittier entertainment will DO
given by the Epwofth League OF the NJ.
Z, church April 30. No admission will
DO charged.
Yesterday a special Gre alarm bell
al put In the drug store OF DR.. A. r
0ng. the chief Of the Mart.n'e Ferry do.
p%artmens.
Hebron Encampment. /. 0. O. F., was
addressed by Past Grand Patriarch Van
Soorden, oil Toledo, on Thursday night
The festival under the auspices OF the
German Lutheran church, at Schedules
hall, is being we'll patronized.
Misses Hanna and Gallaher left yes
terday for Toledo 20 attend the couven-
ton Of the Kings Daughters. a'
Yesterday n warrant was sworn out
ior the arrest OF Scott Coss, charged'with
~assaultinc Melissa D%aughtery,
Prof. William B. Csbell. OF the Nor.
Roou INSTITUTE, Oh hasnington, u. e.,
was in town yesterday.
Misses Eva and Anna Comley and
Lillic Finley, OF Mt. Pleasant, were in
town yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Birmingham, Of Wheeling,
will address the Y. NJ. C. A. tomorrow
afternoon.
Charles Eberline va, badly nsed up
last evening while learning to ride u
bicycle.
James Jamison was not so well last
night. His recovery 10 doubtful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall returned last
evening from Wellsburg.
Miss Alice Wood entertained a few
friends last night.
James Keescy, who has been quite
sick, is improving,
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slightly. A son Of J.. r. Johnston mar.
rowly escaped being run over by the
runaway. He was standing In the
street when II turned up Sixth street.
The funeral Of Mr., Alexander Ca.
roihers. whose death was chroHiclod In
yesterdays ISTELLlGEScER. took place
yesterday afternoon ut $50 o'clock.
Ray. 6. W, Grimes otficia,ed. A large
concourse Of friend, and relstiyes was
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Caro,hers had
lived together for seventy years.
F. P. Richardson, ". NJ. Novel; and
W. NJ. kincaid were among the Gamer
or people who were here yesterday to
witness the test OF road machines made
before the county commissioners on the
road leading TO Round Bottom,
One new prisoner was left at the uen-
iteutiary yesterday morning by the sher.
ID OF Berkeley county. His name Is
Isaac Moore and he gets 4 one years
sentence Tor petit larceny. This i, hia
second conviction.
Rev. q. +. Lsa,herby and vito and
Morris RulonS and wife, oil Silver I'LL,
were mere yesterday. attending the
funeral Of Mr.. Alexander Carothers.
They will return home to-day.
Rev. 6. W. Grimes will leave next
Tuesday Tor Carlisle, Pa. to attend q
meeting OF the bishops Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. He will be absent
the remainder Of the week.
K. W. Maupin has been awarded tho
contract Tor the excavatine OF the foun-
dation for the Parish institute. He has
begun tho work.
Mrs. Rev. ]. K Taylor. OF Oakland;
nd. Is the CUES. Of her sister. Mrs. G..
X. OLDHAM.
City Awessor 7. W. Manning is at
work making the assessment OF city
property.
A marriage license wa, issued ye,ter.
day to Isaac Murray and Lille Dorf,
both Of Glendale.
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We oiler Ono Hundred Doilara Re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that an.
no, be cured by Halls Casarrh Cure.
f. J. CHENEY 4 Co, Props, Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned have known 4.
J. Cheney for tho last fifteen years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction md financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm. WEST & TauAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, ..
WALplSG, kiSSAN 4 MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, 0.
Halls CatRrrh Cure is taken Internal
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucona surfaces Of the sys,om. Price
rs conts por bottle. Sold by all Drug.
gists, Testimonials free.
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First. three.iourths mile-O'Copnell,
l2l; Metropole, lis; Triicial. 100; Cat.
taragus, 10; Tancrek. l07: Bessie
Nichols, 100; Mark S., l01; Ray S, lo4:
Gov. Hill, us; Eva l., Qs; Jewel, los;
Willard, 10.
Second, four aud ons.half i%urlongs;
two year olds-Sapphire. l05; Palm
Loaf, Helena Belle, Merry Nell. Kate 10
Grands, 100: MADEIRA, PuInech, l05;
Flute, los; Cassie Neil, l05; Helen kel.
Tor. los; Tho Dove. los.
Third, one.hali mile, two year Odds
Judge Baker. Image, Uncle Low, I~.asalle,
s%cotchman, Alright, DR.. Holmes, Ola.
cier, L.andseer, lis.
Fourth, suyen.eighth mile-Coati,
%; MetropoIe, 1l3; Brendoo. l03; Bob
Wagner, III; Curator. l05; Cattaragus,
10; Marks. I07; Ray s., ia; Necedah,
Os; Willard. 10; Reaper, los; Lizze.ta,
IL.
Fifth. one and one-eichth mile. selling
-Peytonia, III; Wolsey, l0G; Tom Ell.
more, los; Brendoo. 100; Rod Cay. LOG;
Cierneutine. los; Belle Starr, 81; Text,
100; Shining Belle. IS; Rasrer, lO2; ~.
P. b., III; Sam v, 81; Lonsdale. 100.
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The phuGix tsam went out to the
Fes,e alleys and tackled the Msseo.
team last night. Very unexpectedly the
hlgb.pricei Phpnix aggregation drop
ped = game to their opponents. How
ever, they need not feel ashamed, y,
Mascot rolled Il score that Was good to
defea: any team, The score:
PheniI-shanley, l2S, lis; Wosl',
ISL, ilS; Duga, 1T, l0p; Null, l2S, l42i
Riddle, l2S, 100; Carenbsuer, l6l, 10
totals, $40, 75i.
Mascot-Auber, l27, 40; Baker, li2,
1856; Krie.er, $50, lGS; Bashar, 1871. l.7;
Bei,winger, l3S, lss; Rahr, l37, 1872;
total, So. $40.
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u an satisfied that moro than one.
hall the deaths which occur in England
are caused primarily by impaired
action Of tho Kidneys, aud the conse.
Quent retention In the blood OF tho
poisonous kidney acid. Warmers Safe
euro causes the kidneya 10 expel this
poison, and prevents illness from i'm.
poveriihed blood. ! consCientionsly
state that | have been able to effect
more cures by tho Use Of Warmers Sale
Cure than all the other medicines aicer
taipaole to the profession"
WV. EDWARD RopsoS.
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Writing over his own signature said
"The very marked Testimonials from
college professors, and respectable
physicians to tho value OF Warners
Sale Cure greatly surprised me. Many
OF these gentlemen l know, and reading
their testimony ! was impelled to pur.
chase some bottles Of the Safe Cure and
analyze them. Besides. | took some,
swallowing three times the prescribed
quantity. / frankly state that II found
myself the victim OF \ serious kidney
trouble ! should use Safe Cure. and
there Is no doub. that It Is ono Of those
happy discoveries which occasionally
bring help TO suffering humanity"
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NASHVILLE, April l9.-Qus iayori,e,
two second choices. a third choice and
an outsider captured the nurses at Cum.
bsrland Park to-day. The trsck was
cuppy and slow, the weather pleasan.
and the Attendance good, Summaries:
First, 8! fnrIongs Belle Foster, l;
Toano, .; Rally, 3: l;l2.
Second, /! furlong,-l1ester, l; Feast.
.; Minnie Clyde, 3; 1854.
Third. Z! furiongs-Probasco, /; Pea.
body, .; Rocqusfor,, 8; l:4O!.
Fourth, / mile-Bili White, /; Lay
On. .; kismet, 3;l:32l.
Fifth, ~ furloncs-Airli2ht, l; Out.
away, .; Judge Dubois, 3; :5Ss.
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BosroS. April l9,-Pat.y Rsardon, OF
Lewistown. Maine. aud John Wallace,
OF New England, me. before the la.
iayeite Athletic club this afternoon.
The bout wai far fifteen rounds. Wal.
lace was pu. out at tho end OF the
fourth round. The men fought at one
hundred and twenty-five pounds.
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state league club and tho Etntsmun
amateur club. Tho latter club 10 un.
doubleday tho %Rtrongest amateur apero.
CATION oil ball players along the valley,
but they were very easy for thc league
team. Scores Steubenvillc. 10; Hunts.
man, T.. batteries; Steubenville, Fl.
lott, Miller and Lovello; I%inntsman's,
Elobson, Schillinr and brooks,
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MINruIs, April l9.-Atteudancs at
Montgomery Park about 3,6oa- Track
fast. Only two tayorites won. Sum
mary:
First, ) !urlongs-Libertine, !; Potel.
tate. .; DreIbund, 3;l:0ei.
Second, 5 lurlongs-Ben Ender, |; Al
tenda, 9; Cotton King, 8; 1904.
Third, II mIles-Rhet Goode, l;
Arapahoe. .; Prince Carl. 3; 1857.
Fourth, 4 furlonSs-Carrip e., /;
Fasig, .; Warren Point, 5; 81,
Fifth, 6 Iurlougs-OAkley !; G. B.
Cox. .; Silyersnith, 3; 1851.
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b. II. BOWMAN. publisher Enquirer, OF
Bromon, Ind. writes: Last wosk our
little girl baby, tho only ono We have,
was taken sick with Group. After two
doctors failed 10 give rolief and lie waa
hanging on n moro thread. we tried Ono
Minute Cough Cure and its lifo was
saved. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, d. +. Peabody. Benwood, and Bowio
( Co., Bridgeport, o.