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A Local Road Sold

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov.2.-The San
Bernardino and Waterman railroad, ex-
tending from this city TO Harlem springs,
a distance of abons five miles. has been
sold. The articles OF sale have been
drawn up and signed by all the parties
interested, subject to the approval OF the
comptroller of currency at Washington.
His approval had first to De secured be-
fore the transfer could he made. as the
receiver of the First national bank has
brought suit to foreclose Q mortgage on
the road for SIS 900. 1t is not known
VINO the real purchasers are, but it is gem
orally supposed that the road will even
tuailv fall into the hands OF the Southern
PACIFIC com pany.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. 2.-The
supreme court has sustained the "black-
board" Law, requiring railroads to note
upon biackboards at least twenty minutes
before the schedule time of the arrival Of
passenger trains, tho fact as to whether
suoh trains are on time. and il late, how
much. The decision was given in a case
appealed from the Scott county. court by
the Pennsylvania company, which was
fined in 1891 for violation Of the law.
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KENTUCKY'S CAMPAIGN
The Republicans Make Bold Claims Of Carry.
ing the State

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. To-day
campaigning virtually closed the most
memorable campaign ever held in Ken
tn ky. The final rallies in Mercer county,
the home of Gen. Pat Hardin, the demo-
cratic candidate for governor, and in Gar
rard courty, the home of Hon. W. L.
Bradley, the republican leader, will be
held on Monday and the campain closed.
No such politics has been known N the
state In years gone by, for in the past it
has always been only a question of how
great the democratic majority would be-
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pasaenSer lien t. Meet

CHICAGO. Nov. Arrangements are
beng mado for q meeting of transmissouri
lines to be held here Wednesday next.
The object is to get the transmissouri
lines to join the reorganization Of the
Western Passenger associations. A num-
Der OF the mem bers prefer to have an in
dependent association of their own with
headquarters at Omaha, Kansas City or
Denver, and a chairman Of its own.
There are other roads, like the Santa Fe.
Rouk Island and Burlington, which have
lines on both sides OF the Missouri river,
who see no reason why their business
should be cut in tw, in the middle.
They want one association to govern all
the territory up TO Colorado common
points, and do not want to be charged
with the expense Of supporting two, when
one would BIZ more satisfactory to them.
1t Is proposed to satisfy the distinctly
transm issouri lines by allowing them to
have a local committee to pass upon all
questions where local interests alone are
involved and let the general association
govern through business.
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A Steamer Disabled

HALIFAX, N. s., Nov. 1.-The
steamer Portland is reported off this
harbor with the steamer OLDHAM, from
Rotterdam for New York. III tow. IL is
supposed the latters shaft has broken.
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kilograms for the following persons are
at the Western Union Telegraph Office :
Dr.. J. y. Arnold. B. A. Seaborg. X. s.
Seibert. b. c. Vesy, William Rubricht
Nah Wing, A. 9. Boyer, b. A. Mann,
W. r. Day, Charles H. Cary.
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ut row it is di fferent, and the republ
cans are making bold claims that M
Bradley is sure winner, and such claim
are heartily endorsed by many soun
money democrats who see in Hardin
election a victory for free silver in tn
South. General Hardin will doubles
be scratched by large element of bar
money democrats, who made the sound
money platform on which Hardin
nominated and which they claim he l.
repudiated.
Eckstrom does the wall paper business OIL ,
city. He has large stock. good taste and cor
rect prices
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WEATHER oROp BulnErIv.
Conditions Favorable Throughout tho
Country-Outlook for Spring When.

Conditions Favorable Throughout tho
Country-Outlook for Spring When.
WAsnlSdroN, D. G., July 0.-ThO
weather bureau, in It's review OF crop
conditions for the week ended July s,
says:
The temperature conditions Of the
week have been generally favorable
throughout tho country, but tho north.
ern and central portions OF tue cotton
region have suffered from excessive
rains, while drought conditions in
Michigan and Minnesota have boon in.
tensiGlod. Northern Now York, central
Ohio aud eastern Iowa arc also suffering
from drought.
Corn has made rapid growth during
tho week aud except in Michigan, the
general outlook for this crop is excel.
lent Arkansas reports the largsIt crop
IN yearI and In Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa,
Illinois, Missouri tho outlook 10 most
promising.
Tho general outlook for spring wheat
continues ilAttering, Winter wheat har.
vest is practically completed and thrOIh.
lug continues general. Some damage to
wheat in shock has been caused by
heavy rains in Maryland, Tennessee.
Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma. To.
bacco is growing vol in Kentucky and
tho crop is uneven; In Maryland II Is
in excellent condition, anl in Ohio II
has improved, except in tho central
part Of tho state, whore It 10 suffering
from drought.
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AMBASSADOR EUsrls ROASTED,
Foreign Papers say lie Is Guilty of q
Trench of Diplomatic Etiquette.

Foreign Papers say lie Is Guilty OF a
Brcach of Diplomatic Etiquette.
LONDON, July0.-Mr. II. dc BlowiIz,
the famous Partisan correspondent,
commenting in the London Times to.
day upon tho alleged interview with
the United States Ambassador to
Franco, Mr.. James B, Eustis, published
Yesterday in the Figaro, said that such
an interview evidently constituted a
new departuse in diplomacy. InNreier-
once to tho utterances imputed to Mr..
Eustis regarding Canada, Mr.. do BIoWitz
said 1t would be difficult TO believe that
the ambassador represented friendly
uRtioa.
Several OF the Paris newspapers also
economically on thealleged interview.
The Estaiotte says that ia il Mr.. Eus-
lis admitted that tho Unitod States sup.
ported Japan against France, Russia
and Germany, Canada against England,
and Cuba against Spain, and that the
United States has ambitious CONNER.
ciAl ideas respecting Madagascar, all
these acts and plans, the Estaietto COM
monts, "aro contradictory Of tho prolcs-
sions Of the Monroe doctrine and, com.
bined with their apparent forGe.lulne's
OF our former frRternN relations, com.
pel9 US to anticipate that future will DO
dOrkoned by disputes and misundor.
standing.."
The Libre Parole also severity criti.
cises Mr.. Eustis, aud, accepting tho Fl.
caro- interview rs genuine, says that the
American ambassador has committed a
breach OF the laws Of hospitality.
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DEBs' SENTENCE.

nc VIII Only serve Six Months-JudGo
Woods ItCluStRtos His Former Order.
CalcAoo, July O.-Judge Woods to-day
rOinstatod his former order making con-
current tho sentences OF Eugene v.
Debs and othor officials Of the American
Railway Union. Asa result Debs will
servo but six months in jail aud his
associates but three months. Tho men
wore convicted on two charges and IN
each Dobs received q elk months jail
sentence and tho other defendants wero
given three months each, sentences be-
ing made concurrent. In order to take
the case to tho supreme court, Deba,
attorneys had the sentences separated
and when the appeal was refused 1t left
the prisoners under the double sentence,
with prospect OF year in jail Tor Debs
and six months for each OF the order
railway railway union officers. The
defendants attorneys then petitioned
for reinstatement Of tho former order,
tho petition being granted by Judge
Woods story.
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rhn Nnwnnrt Swim.

Newspapers that dwell much on such
things, magazines, Journals Of polite
literature and Of social doings, arc Civ.
ing MP much OF their space to Newport.
By this ia meant, Of couse, not the
Newport that lives as other people live,
that tolls for its daily bread and finds it
bard to make endameet
The Newport that Sttractsso much at
tention aud furnishes topics for great
deal Of high.1own writing is the New
port Of the summer season, thOt toilA
not and spins only along the beautiful
drives, that has money to burn aud COOS
10 tho Rhode Island resort once year
TO get rid OF some OF il.
To read about theIO people aud their
dolngs, thor exclusivones,. tho eager.
ness Of rich outsiders to break into tho
fashionable set, the councils hold on
them before they arc lot in, tho uncers-
monious way in which SomO persons arc
bundled out beioro they arc well into
zee all this diIhod up with seriousness
almost makes ono think that these arc
crowned heads that arc being written
about
The suggestion is thrown out that
those people do not like to DO written
about, and would much prefer to DO 10 t
alone. The probability 1, that II thoy
wsro loft out Of tho public prints thOy
would no longer enjoy lilo n! Newport.
What is tho use OF boins "rich beyond
tho dreams Of aynricO," Of scattering
money like haysccd, Of doing things
which ordinary morlali cannot do, il
tho rest Of tho world ito know nothing
oiithll7
Fashionable Newport cannot fool rs
common mortaIh II enjoys so vol tho
publicity itgoti that Il It could got It no
othOr way 1t would pay for II a. 80
much line
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YournEuL MuRpEREMs.
ono n Girl OF Thrrtssu and the Other
HOY of Eighteen,

Ono Girl OF Thirteen anu tue StA"
hoy of Eighteen.
GRAND RAPIDS, MIcIp July 0.-hrs'
Lovi Pierce, aged sixty, who lived two
miles south OF Berlin. Ottawa county,
was murdered yesterday morning and
her daughter, May Pierce, aged thirteen
and her grandson, George Keesoro,
aged eighteen, are now in Jail at Grand
Haven, awaiting examination,
Mr.. Pierce went to tho field to WorS
AZ usual, leaving his wife aud May ana
George at home. At about 10 O'Clock
May came running to him across the
fields, yelling that her ma was doau'
Pierce ran to the house and found q
horrible state Of affairs,
On the floor beside the kitchen stove
was Mrs. Pierce's dead body. The chin
was horrIably gashod, the teeth were
knocked out, aud the neck was black
and bruised, Rs II sho had boon choked
TO death. There were evidences OF u tor
rible struggle. At tho inquest, owing, to
tho contradictory stories told by
George Koesbro, and his evident desire
to avert suspicion from himself and
turn 1t towards u mythical tramp
Keesbro was arrested and taken 70 the
Grand Haven jail last night,
To-day further investigation led to
the girl, May, also being taken to lntt.
1t is believed that Keesbro did tbO.klll..
Ing, aud that the little girl knows all
about it, aud perhaps assisted in the
murder,
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Tho Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
railway will sell tinkuls to Frooport,
Ohio, on. July u, 1895, at nll station,
between Ma,slllon aud liollNirO and
Martins Forty, for ono faro for the
round trip, good on all regular trains,
on account Of tho lecture by DR.. n DO
Witt fntmngc, At 9 o'clock y. m,, In tho
famous "Bunr Den Park" TRko vol
llllol lunch basket and sponl day
pcnicking In tho most romantic spot
In Eastern Ohio, aud bo entertained by
q lecture by tho famous brooklyn
divine. Tho tfalna artiyn At FrOuport
from tho north a. $40 aud lli3l n. N.
From tho Bohlli At 1854 q. m,, and 100
il. M bnrnrt gnnp north Mt btisp. IN. /;
going south, big7 y. m.
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TELEPHoSg NUMBERS
editorial Rooms saS, Counting Room sss'
GEngat9IIiaerleer
wuErLINo, July 10, 1898.
our rrlumph IN the Thames.

Our Triumph on the Thames.
Three cheers for the American oars
men, the Stars and Stripes and the Bird
OF Frsedoml The Cornell boys have
met the Laauder crow aud tho British
srs are theirs. Tho triumph is not go
pronounced, as it might be, but it Is a
fair triumph. Our boys went and the
others did not.
I The Leanders are supposed to be tho
strongest of all the crews entered in the
regatta. They hold the challenge cup
In addition to this the American boys
were suffering from malaria, supposed
10 be tho result Of the sharp atmOs'
pheric change to which they had been
subjected.
Only last Saturday Courtney, the
coach OF the Cornell crew, admitted
that he was discouraged. Five OF his
men were sick and the bounce was out
of the whole OF them. They suffered
from pains in the limbs aud droWsneSs
and their food did not nourish them.
Courtney was so down in the mouth
that he thought COrnelPs chance was
gone.
There will DO two more rounds and
the American boys may no! beat all
corners, but they have taken the first
trick from the crew most dreaded. Ger
tainly nobody can be moro surprised
than tho English rowing sharp' who
have said that il Cornell, with style
condemned by all the authorities over
there, could win, the British style Of
working a boat would have to DO
changed from the bottom up. They
thought the Cornell method quito pre-.
po.terous." Now they must regard it
as "extraordinary, most Oxtraordin.
ary," tho more SO as their own men
would not start.
When our young athletes knock down
afrieudly foe in fair contest Of many
sport We Americans have a right to be
proud Of them and to let the American
Eagle shrek regular Fourth OF July
shrek.
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Tho readers OF this paper will DO
pleased to learn that there is at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
been abo to cure in oil its stages and
that IL catarrh. Halls CRtGrrh Cure Is
tho only positive euro now known to
tho medical fraternity. Catarrh being
n constitutional disease, requires a con.
slitutional treatment. Halle Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon tho blood and mucous surfaces Of
tho system, thereby destroying tho
foundation Of the diueaIe, and giving
tho patient strength By building up the
constitution aud assisting nature In do.
ing its work. Tho propriOtors have so
much faith in It's curative powers, that
they offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list
Of Testimonials. Address,
L. J. CmESEY & Co., Toledo, ..
bsS'Sold by druggists, IS cents.
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platform. The adminlItrallou men
would bo lOHa than human il they did
not resent it and impair seriously tho
harmony Of thingS.
But Senator Blackburn, probably with
merry twinkle up his sleeve, tells his
fellow Democrats how 70 cease conscience
in the distressing prodlcament in which
thOlr convention has placed them; III
you can't vote for the candidate vote
for the platform and let the candidate
alone; il you can't vote for the platform
vote for the candidate aud lot the plat
form alone"
II this mock campaigning docs not
leave the Democracy Of Kentucky on
tho short end OF the ballotinG 1t would
seem to DO useless for the Republicans
to try again, No wonder that Senator
Blackburn has received an official inVi'
tRtion to quit talking.
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silly Politics.

Tho suggestion made through the
Register that Democrats will vote
against tho loan ordinance because OF
tho tilt of Republican cOuncilmOn with
tho chief Of tho Gro department, ia a
thought worthy oil tho silly reason
Democratic administration made tho
situation which requires moro money
Its loan or levy, Council thought
a loan tho boSt. II tho people prefer an
increased tax levy to dig the city out Of
tho hole dug by Democrats, a levy 1t
will have to DO. Al tho Same time the
connection 10 not apparent bOtWOOn tho
appointment Of a ArOmsa and tho pro.
posed new loan.
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Distressing kidney and bladder lila.
rnROa relieved IN nix hours by tho "NGw
Guar soUrll AMERICAN KIDNEY CURr."
Ihil now remedy IA q trcnt surprise on
account Of ll4 nXcocdng promplnoN In
relieving pain IN the bladder, kidnoys.
bacl, anl nyory pnrl u tho urinary pass.
ago IN male nr iOmalc, IL rOInyrt ~.
lonlion Of wnlor and rain In passing IL
almost immediately lyon want quick
rolioi nnl euro this Ia your remedy,
W, VA
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The Panhandle Dyeing clIabllsh.
mUnt, owned by John llcIlnoior. ut No.
1881 Market street, Ia tho bost equipped
houHo Of iLB KIND IN Wheeling IN add.
ton 10 tho dyoing aud cleaning depart.
monlsa Corpi OF lltat.Claqi tnlora ard
employed who can do repairing ~ neat
M 10 IL possible. Clothes aud lalloi
garments, cleaned or dycl. eau bo mado
tofooE like now Satisfaction guaran.
tSOd.
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WEST YIlLGINIA ROE rEss.
The MorItOrIOuI Work of bliss Frankie II
Moore.

Moore.
RtEoa rHioeraL
The Weston Democrat occasionally
publishes poems written by frankie R.
Moore. They contain real poetry, and
genuine merit, and in stating this wO
claim to be fairly good judge OF such
matters, Who Is tho writOr2 Give US
a sketch Of her career WO will publish
ono of her pooms-"VanquiahOd JOYS"
next week. -CidrkJburg Tribune.
She IL the daughter Of Judge @. p. T.
Moore, Of Mason county, for many yeara
a member Of tho supreme court oil APP
psals OF this state and himself a gentle.
man OF recognized literary ability, who,
in connection with Dr.. Letterman,
founded the celebrated Phi Kappa Psi
fraternity, whose membership includeI
many distinguished literary graduates
in every state. She was educated BY
private tutors at home and at Mt. de
Chantal seminary, near " heeling, since
which time she has occasionally en-
gagged in literary oudOayor for tho pleas.
ure it affords hor. Her verses, which
are characterized by a high degree Of
merit, have frequently appeared in
periodicals in West Virginia and Ohio
aud have elected very complimentary
eulogiuma. They have true and poetic
RING
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Hon MATT W. RASsoM, our minister
TO Mexico, reminds us that good Mex.
lean labor commands ouly seventeen
cents day in American money" Mex
leo is Iroo silver country. According
to tho ftoo BiIvor champions wages in
MOxlco should DO twice as high as in
this country. Every limo thor theory
is confronted with fac! that llts II q
holo ia punched in tho theory
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Observation-Disclosures
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
cLrak,s orrlcr. crY o. wnEElN.

NIsLNh ; WINE VII Ut WHIEI17'V
Public notice Is hereby given TO all pe'sol,.s
tepcsted. that the 0SSeSsoFS elected by the CoGs
ell OF the City Of Wheeling have completed ths'
assessment for the year, and made return Their
Of 10 my office. Any person wishing 10 apitL
from said assessments or desiring any corteeiil1i
made VIII appear at the City Building bo'hi
the Board oil Equalization and Appeals on q.
following days. at O'Clock a m. rs The 80
board wifi meet ut such times at the said ~
building to hear all objections to SS!d aAsis
ment aud revise the same:
First Ward-Mondhy, July IS.
Second WRFd-TResday, Iuly lS.
Third Ward "Wednesday, July II.
Fourth watd-Thnrsday. July IS
SoYenth Ward-Friday. July 10.
Fifth Ward-Monday. July D.
Sixth Ward Tuesday, July ~.
Eighth Watd-WednesdAy July q.
CHARLES 4 DANNEEBERG.
jy6.Nw4F GIy CLERK
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TTTTTTTTTTV TTTT-T TTWTTTTTT
Tho two mon woro tried before n
Democratic indigo. Thnro wore moro
Democrats than Republicans on tho
Jury 'lIIOrc nOyrr wac inirof Ltlnl.
Tho sentence was not excessive. sixty
days In jail WIS mild punishment for
their OIIonso. Int thB governor riallnd
to lllolt defense aud pnrlonUl thOm by
telegraph. II was nn iIl.nongldorod and
puLly exercise NJ phrloning pOwot
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T'IgRr Ia groaL danger In ncplOcling
collie cholom nnd aimilnr complains,
An absolutely prompt aud mlo euro Ia
found In Do Wits Collie aud Cholera
euro, Logan Drug Coz WlcoinN W.
Va, u. H. Peabody, I'nuwood aud bowie
x TO-, bridgeport, o.
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DInokDnrh7s IIlnrF campaigning.
Senator Blackburn, according to tho
Louisville CouricrJonrnal, continues to
mako silver speeches, In spite Of tho
Democratic conventions ondonomont
oil tho financial policy Of tho adninlatra
ton. What Ia moro, hOsayu that ~ long
~ ITO romans In tho senate lio will ad.
vocAto tho cAnso Of iroo 0IlyOL
II can hardly bn that Senator Black.
burn OEpoolH this kind Of campaigning
10 hOlp tho FREQ silver candidate iJr gov
sfnpr who stands On a81lnd money
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W. rooammoal do Mitt8 Collie aHd
Cholera Curo because wo believe II Il
nnin aud rOllablO rolnudy. TIA good
elects arc shown Ut unCO In Cnsot OF
Cholera Notbuianl similar complaints.
Logan Dug On, Wheeling, W. Ya. u.
J. Peabody, lIonwooll, and bowie " %,
Bridgeport, D.
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Council aud tho Fire Department.
The chief Of the fire department is
held responsible for tho efficiency Of his
department. lie dominates men to fill
positions under him, aud council con-
firms or rejects. This has been the
practice. Council has not been in tho
habit of selecting the men TO servo as
the chiefs subordinatos. aud 1t is mis-
take for council to begin to do that now.
There is no suror way to upset dlSci'
plino and demoralizo the fire depart
ment.
Tho efficiency Of Wheolings Gro de-
partmcnt is just matter Of pride. The
chief aud his mon mako it so. What
hold eau the chief have on his men II
council is to strip him Of authority
justified by experienced They were
badly advised who thought this tho way
to conduct the fire department Moro.
over, It would not have commanded the
approval OF the people.
Fortunately council has not agreed
with tho committee, which doubtless
did not weigh tho matter carefully be.
lore taking It's wrong step. Council is
TO DO congratulated for refusing to DO
mislcd into bad business. and the com.
mittOo now has a chance to redeem
itself.
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ChaHt'oi EsNling Mad
Whom tho timo arrives In WOit Viz.
ginia when man Is to DO pursued, rs.
Baullod and almost murdCrOl because
ho happens to chango his political con.
viclions, aud thOn tho nssalnnta TO DO
secured immunity from punishmont, II
will bu time Lion for tho rod flag Of
anarchy to DO uniurIOd aud chaos TO
n.LLLLu
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CnAuTAuQuA LAKE, Cambridgoboro,
SaGgortown, can DO rcnchcd In few
lours from tho Cleveland Lorain &
Wheeling railway aud its connections.
Conault local agents for rntOi and
thrnuvh lino
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When the Declaration Of Independence assert
C1 MANS right to this Il ChuuCIatodn an Immortal
truth. The bilious sufferer is on the road to
happiness when he begins to take lloStcllcrG
stomncl, lilltcr, tho most cnlcaclou, regulator
NJ tho liver In existence Equally reliable Is II
IN Clllll' aud icvCr, Cpnyiipitinn dWplp,n
rheumatism, kidney trouble aud nervousness
uSo II regularly, and not hi odd Intervals