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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-07

Those who travel now havo a two.fold
reason to tako tho Rand-McNalIy Guido.
First, it is tho standard second, it in.
surcs you without charge for 1000.
40 cents per copy. So 90 per year. On
sale everywhere. Send subscriptions to
lGG Adams street, Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-07

The cold wayc has served one pue.
pose. 1t has impressed on tho minds
OF natural gas consumers TINT tho
supply Of our favorite fuel isn't equal to
the demand IN such occasions,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-07

SENATOR WnIrAKEg's new libel law
contains a feature that everybody
ought to favor. It provides that any
person u.terinc a falsehood concerning
the character OF a woman shall be fined
$1,000 and sent to the pcni,entiary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-07

Is the administration OF the weather
bureau at Washington giving us this
cold snap az n revenge for tho tidal
wave OF last November?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-07

Whether it is true or not that the way
to a mans heart is through his stomach
it most certainly is one OF the v~erities OF
life that an lily cooked meal is no. cal.
culated to improve his temper or add
new beauties to his disposition. And
while every good cook may not become
4 good vito, every good vito may DO
transformed into 4 good cook by tho
possession Of "Tho Maryland and Vir.
GINA Cook Book" compiled by Mrs.
Charles Ii. Gibson. Of Maryland. Most
OF the recipes in this work OF 3o3 paces
aro original with tho %authoress, and
known only to tho hest housckeepors in
Maryland and Virginia, which in itself
is n guarantee that everything is OF tho
best; for whose tables nro more famous
or vianda more tootllsomc than those
Of the Virginia and Maryland house.
wife. who.c cooking has so long boon
mn art? And how truo AFRO tho lines Of
Meredith In this connection:
We may live without poetry. music md art:
Wo mny i've without conscience. ind live with.
out heart;
wom may live without friends; We may live with.
wv bNUkEI .# .
But civilized man cannot 1.-Two without cooks.
Tho wido fold embraced within this
volume comprises all that Is valuable
and useful, both TO tho lady of tho
house and hor cook, who, il unskillod.
will find tho assistance rendered Of
great comfort. Besides tho recipes for
tho household CUISINE there nro many
valuable suggestions corrnlativc with
tho dining room aud kitchen, and ur.
goncy remedies in cascs OF accidents and
sudden ills in the family. 1t ia tho
most complete work OF its kind oyor
published.
Ono %rocipc. though iacotious, ia vcrv
happy, and 10 given in full for tho bone.
III OF those who stand in ncod OF surpos.
tionH on tho way to ,''cook Il husband:"
Get n largo jar, called tho Jar of iaI,h ncss,
(Which NIL good wives Keep on hnndl, place
your husband In II, md sol him near tho iIru Of
Conlugnll love, let tho fire be pretty hot, hut o..
Icclhl!y let II burn clear, m / above Mi let tho
heat DO constant Cover hun with nncctlonntc
Kindness and confidence, gnrni,hed with mod.
cSt md becoming familiarity md spiccd with
ainlablc plen.antry. aud If you udd a Tow sweet
Kisses and Other contectloncrIcs, let tlom DO 40.
compantcd with sufficient portion Of secrecy
mixed with prudence and moderation. Aud lct
thu. whole ~conjugal llie DO seasoned with love
and pisty,, Wpwould advise all gOod wives 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-07

An nir.cushioned lifo preaerver for
attachment to tho head has boon in.
Vnntod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-07

try, this rcolpo anu realize what nn adm lrnhlc
dish = husband makes when properly anu dis.
crcctly cooked.
Can anything DO moro TO tho point
nlll casy Of performance whom tho
cook Is anxious to aorvc up a finely
cooked husband 7--John Murphy & Co..
Baltimore, Nd. Frank Stanton, Wheeling.
Some years ago tho pres, OF tho
country contained accounts OF tho aflic.
tions Of Mollio Fanchor, Of Brooklyn,
who through a sorlos Of injuries was
confined to hor bod, and who finally
dropped into Il trance like aloep, ro-
naming In that condition for wooks Mt
u timo without taking any bodily nour.
ishmont; and aftor awnking from those
deatli.liko slumbora falling aslOop again.
Sho was II aorely afflicted young woman,
having lost her sight and enduring nRo.
MICS from spinal trouble. She puzzled
physicians and Interested mon OF SCI
enco and Investigators Of mysterious
phenomena, She became, In fact. tho
physiological marvel OF tho aCe, and
claimed to possess clairvoyant powers
uurins nor long POROUS OF enforced
trnnco, ,h., wa" WAS II nimn ~ oI h,v. ,,s;, '"I
heaven md conyorscd with hor mothor.
Hor caso has attracted wide attention.
which Ia now set forth in detail in A
volume nv Abrnm IT. Doilev. contain.
inc an authentic statement Of tho facts
Of her life. The work is Intensely in.
tores,inv.-1hc Gsorne p. Saroeani Com.
Admircrs OF Jules Verne who havo
enjoyed Twenty Thousand Leagues
Under tho Sea" aud around tho World
in Eighty Days" will be eoually intor-
estod ana nlsasoi win tho nar,s Of
"Thc Special Corrsspoudont" It ia A
rec I'd OF wonderful adventure through
strange lands and with pccuIiar people:
many airbreadth escapes and tickiish
situations. Il il written in Mr.. Verno's
s]tronges, yoin and mos. happy imarina.
tion.--LoreN, Cornell & Co., New York.
Flank Stanton. JyEtcIinn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-07

THE Poems OF Henry Abbey" ia the
title OF q volume which contains some
OF tho sweetest verse and narrative
poetry ever published. On almost every
page Of Mr.. Abbey's book there arc
lines which arc singularly happy in OK
preston, and the leading thought OF
many OF the pieces is s%.rikinsly origin.
al; above all, thore is an appreciation OF
the beautiful in nature. and a sympathy
with tho pathetic in human life, which
ought to give tho writer n high place
among the minor poets. The swing and
music OF many Of the poems show that
ho has a quito exceptional power of
melodious composision.-Htnry abbey,
Kingston, ~ Y. Frank Stanton, Wheel.
ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-07
new PUBLICATIONS.

Since tho Napoleonic renaissance in
this country aud Franco nothing in tho
way oil nnccdoto or history pertaining
to tho first emperor has so Interested
tho general public md tho horo wor.
ahipors as Madame Sans Gone, IN
historical romance founded on tho
comedy OF tho same natno by tho great
French. playwright, Victorion Sardou,
and which 10 now being givon to
crowded houses In Paris aud Now York.
1t presents q now phase Of Napoloon's
character. and II tho Imperator Ia somo.
what idealized II only adds TO tho
charm OF tho volume, which 10 intensely
interesting and dramatic from tho opon.
ing sentence to tho closing lines. Tho
work has mainly to do, however, with
that frank. outspoken and cheerful
character, Catherine Upachor, laundross,
afterwards wife OF Marshal Lofobvro
and subsequently Duchess OF Dantzig,
and who In hor days OF poverty was.
nick.namod Madame Sans Cons, n torn
which hns been variously translated, tho
most acceptable rendition being ma.
dame Don't Care" She was N%apoleon's
laundress, and the possession Of an un-
paid wash.bill gives tho laundrcss.
duchess n talisman ut n critical point in
hor career, which iurns tho empcror's
wrath to smiling admiration aud I'm.
qualified forgiveness. Tho comedy Is
supplied by the characteristic conduct
and free speech OF tho Duchess ut
court. It i, OF tho broezlest nature
imaginable. Tho marital liie and con.
iugal affection Of Loiebvro and Sans
Gcno Is prettily told aud stands in
startling contrast to tho scandals that
porvade their environment. Tho work
Is bound In linon. aud contains Il por.
trait OF Raiane, the Frouch actress. in
hor character OF Ca.herlne.-Honp Book
Co., New Hork. Frank Stanton, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-07

Is bound In linon, and contains a por.
trait OF Rajane, tho Frouch actress, in
hor character oil Ca.herine.-Honn Book
Co., New York. Frank Stanton. Wheeling.
Tho justice OF tho execution OF Mira.
Mary Z. surratt for completely In tho rs.
sassination Of President Lincoln will al.
ways rcmain a matter OF discussion in tho
minds OF two classes OF persons-thoso
who sympathized with her sympathics,
and those who believed her guilty as
charged. Tho resurrection OF the scenes
OF that most painful and tragic period
OF the history Of tho Rebellion, how
ever. is OF doubtful proprie,v and taste.
No writing Mt this day, however, power
full and convincing it might TO vii! re-
store Mrs. Surratt to life, and anything
that is written Rejecting or tho honesty
and integrity Of the court which con-
demned her to death on the gallows re-
wives a bitterness that it would DO best
to let slumber in the oblivion it has so
long reposed. This rofors t a book
written by David Miller Do Witt, entitled
''rhe Judicial Murder OF Mary E. Sur
raft" 1t purports to BIO n transcription
OF the proceedings OF military commits.
sion. sitting as a court that tried, con.
victed and sentenced to death this lady,
on a charge OF completely in the assas-
sination Of President Lincoln, together
with the conduct OF the trial, the argu-
meuts Of the defence, the charge Of
Judge Bingham. tho verdict. the sentence
and the execution, but in fact it is main.
ly an injudlcious attack on tho probity
OF Con. T. NJ Harris, Of West Virginia,
Gen. Lew Wallace. Secretary Of War f.
II. Stanton and others connected with
the trial aud conviction OF Mrs. Surratt.
The temerity displayed by Mr.. Do Witt,
however. is no greater than that OF the
author Of q defcnse OF Judas Iscario..-
John Murphy & Co., Baltimore, Nd.
Frank Stanton. Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-07

One OF the most appropriate books Of
the season, ono that is OF real practical
value is a volume entitled "The FEEDER
al Income Tax Explained" by John NJ.
Gould and George +. Tucker. The re.
cent act passed BY Congress is new in
certain Of fits clauses, especially in those
relating to property acquired by gift
and inheritance. and those relating to
appeals and to corporations; but in
other respects it retains the words,
phrases, and clauses. which, in the in.
come tax laws OF tho time OF tho civil
war. acquired a settled meaning under
tho rulings OF the courts. The aim Of
tho present treatise is TO elucidate the
new statute from tho decisions aud
practice affecting tho older laws. 80 far
as changes Of statutory phraaeolocy
have lot changed or superseded them.
1t Is a work every income tax payer
should read.-Litat, Bromn & Co., Bos.
ton. FrdnE Stanton, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-07

try. this recipe anu realize what an adm lrnhlc
crcctly cooked.
Can anything DO moro TO tho point
aud easy Of performance whom tho
cook Is anxious to Horvo up a finely
cooked husbnnd7--John Murphy e Co.,
Baltimore, Nd. Frank Stanton, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-07

Tho wood OF the highest specific gray
ity is tho blue wond OF Texas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28
THEY 5TUGlED IN AMERICA


thilifNt ana uipsufhe VI 70 W orc LuIcuteu
Here Arr Making Their Marx.
The reports connected with the Jap
euose-chinesp war have lad much to
SKY that Is crelitable to these men Of
both nations who have received their
education In the United States. Min
isfer Denly IN a recent report re'errcd
to the bravery and gallan,ly exhibited
in Che Ialoo river engagement by some
Of the Chinese who were students In the
United States seycial years ago. In
lsig thirty Chinese boys selected from
thl bs- families, w,re sent to the
United States to b. educated, ind 9TH
crs were sent later and were put under
the charge Of Yung Wing. graduate
Of Yale college. Subsequently It was
rerol,.d to the Chin Sc government
thlt The boys were losing CT Lad lost
their patriotism, ana IN ISL they were
all recalled and the system OF cduca-
tion was abandoned OF ten Chinese
recommended Tor honore recently four
were former American students One
OF them, 'Yo He, studied in the Shelf
field scientific school, New Haven, and
was breyettod a commander. with red
button Of the second rank, for bravery.
Tsao King Chiong, brcrctted a captain
and decorated with a red button, was
graduated at Phillips academy. Tsu
Chung Tong was graduated from q
Massachusetts college, and has n sec
ond rank button and first lioutenant's
commission shun Son Guam, grad
uatc from & Connecticut academy, has o
second rank button and hrevet Of cap
tain. Two ex-American students were
killed in the Yaloo battle-one, Chin
Fin Quai q graduate Of Phillips ncad.
envy, and the other shun Sow Chcong,
q graduate Of Massachusetts acad-
envy. The former was an officer on
the Chin-Yueh ana died from wounds,
and the other was killed by torpedo
on the cruiser Chi-Yuen, of which no
was an officer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28
HOODS
Sarsapari|la
EXAMPLES or pEgvsaSIrY.

People Who rld Queer Things to Get
Even with Un.sinl Fate.
Docs anyone remember the sad case
Of Juliana Papjoy? She was once the
Lady Of the Hollow Tree OF Warmins-
ster, says Walter Besant in the London
News. Juliana had love disapront-
mcnt BY reason Of which she was
parted from her lover; she therefore re-
tired from the world and resolved never
again to sleep In house or bed. The
connection Of the roof and the heart Is
difficult to understand. do not know
how she managed for blankets and
other necessaries, but she took up her
abode In q large hollow tree near the
quiet country town Of Warminster,
where she slept on straw, A bed Of
clean, dry straw Is reported, by those
who have tried II, to have no equal.
She appears to have gained her llveli-
hood by begging, and when she left
her tree and wandered about the coun-
try on this business she never entered
house, but II there was no other hol-
low tree at hand she slept in barns or
outhouses This mode OF life she con.
tinued until she died, when she was
nearly seventy years Of age. The case
looks like mental trouble at first, fol-
lowed by the habit Of sleeping in the
open air, or, ut oil events, outside tho
confnemcnts Of house. The eight
eenth century has many other strange
examples Of perversity. There was The
man who went to bed ind staid there
for thirty years, when he died; there
was the man who world have. nothing
washed, rot even hi dirty face or his
dirty hands, until be, too dicl. There
vas the sasa Of q lady Il unknown
naiaa who lived IN Charter House
street, with the shutters W, day md
night, by candle light. And there was
the case Of Lydia Luerino Of 0yfcyd
street, who, also, for reasons not IN
connected with Cupid. Put rp her shut
tors and lit her candies til Sic died.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28
ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR ABILENE KANSAS MARCH g. 1885,
MAKING AN OCEAN CABLE.
A Vast Amount Of Work ncfoss IL ca
Be Laid In the Ocean

A Vast Amount 81 Work Ilcfoss Il Can
Be Laid In the Ocean
The making Of an ocean cable Is o
task involving no small, amount Of skill
and mechanical ingenuity, and 1t is
something to the credit Of the first cable
makers that their pattern has not
greatly changed In thirty years. When
the Commercial Cable company decided
to lay o new Atlantic cable last year,
the work was intrusted to the firm OF
Siemens Brothers, OF Woolwich, Lon
don, As this firm has constructed no
less than eight out Of the eleven cables
now linking Great Britain and tho
United States, says the new Science Rc-
view, Its method OF manufacture may
be watched as typical Of the best. The
first care Of o cable manufacturer Is to
secure the very best materials. The
copper wire, which forms the heart and
essential part Of the cable, must be oftho
purcst metal, since the purer the metal
the higher Its standard OF conductivity
WILDE. Every strand and every coil OF
wire that goes into the cable IS OK.
pected to reach certain standard; and
to such q degree OF excellence Is the
making Of copper wire for electrical
purposes brought nowadays that the
material submitted Is more frequently
above that standard than below
me single wires having passed tho
test for purity and conducting power,
eleven similar strands are taken ana
spun into a slender rope IN lengths OF
one mile. Gutta-percha insulation Is
then applied In sheets prepared from
the raw material as II comes TO mana
from singapore and other Malay ports
THESE sheets ore wrapped oy ex'
perienced hands SO firmly anu smoothly
round the wlre that not an ar Duooie
can remain between inc copper ana us
insulator' inc core IS 1hen ready 70
DO submitted 70 o galvonometer Jest, 70
ascertain whether inc Insulation Is per-
Iect, or as nearly periecl US !ha' very
elnslve agent electrlcity' WIZ permit
Ihat test having oeen satisfactorily
passed, q workman whose SOLO Dusi-
ness Is 70 atteno 70 tne Joining o. the
lengths OF cable, spices the ENDS OF the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28
Lie saving on the Ice.

An English gentleman has invented a
life saving apparatus for use on q lake
on his own place which isso simple that
one like 1t could easily be put on every
sheet Of water frcqucntcd by skaters.
Two broad planks, about eight feet
long, arc qlaced on sod rrrrcroi md
these are Joined together by q rope
fully twenty feet In length. A life pre-
server Is fastened to the center Of the
rope, and in case Of accident, two peo-
pie, by throwing themselves on the
planks, could easily steer them to the
hole, one on either side, when the life
preseryer could DO grasped by the one
who's life Is IN danger
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28

The king Of Belgium, when walking
ono day, called at farmhouse and
asked for glass Of milk. While ho wat
drinking It, he heard tho hostess soy "a
her husband In Flemish: u wonder
what that long-noscd Englishman will
give us for the milk2' Whcreupon the
king took ont q tlve-franc piece, and
handed II to the woman, saying In
Flemish, "Allow mo to offer you tho
portrait Of the long-noSed Engllshman. II
youths Companion.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28

Medicine

hselnpertantthat you should be sure
. ret THE BEST. Hoods Sarssps-
rinahas proven it, unequAllcd merit BY
IL Thousands Of remarkable cures, and
~ fact that 1t has . larger sale than
my other sarsapsrilla or blood puri-
fer shows tAs great confidence Tie
people have IN 1t. In fact 1t d the
Spring Medicine. Il cures all blood
dlssasss, builds up the nerves and
Gives such strength to the whole system
that, u ono lady puts II, at seemed 70
make ~ anew"
4 ysu decide To take Hoods 6arsa-
larilla for your Spring Medicine. do
~ by my substitute. b suzs 70 get
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28

Mr.. 7. g. HawAia, Chattanooga,
Tenn. SAYS, "Shilohs Nitalizer
SAVED MY LIFE. consider It the
best remedy for debilitated system
lever usol.' For Dyspepsia, Liver
Or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 10
cents. scld by Gulick, the druggist
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28

Iva III brsisn diva IN health,
~ weak and nervous I VA hardy
abls 10 b. up. had sevsrs pains =
ny eide, and headache. Iwould eiben
have u step whsl gsilg up-staln -
account u palpitatsn Il The hsart.
l had ~ appetite md . distressed tssl-
ing In my stomach. lrssslvsd u ~
Hoods 6arsapsrilA. ltoek tws W.
ties and have net haa . spsll Il dck
headache for four noAthl, tel we'll,
work al day and eat heartily. NJ
friends remark how well I am leokiae.
| think I'll nervous, run dswl DssDh
ought y take II, especially pSr1pg
mothers. MAS. AaxWoa1x, IAtsi, y.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28

Tie TrtYolers 50 ir nee company plaluuG
w..
j. W Blfchmaee 'liia b.fchmoro, Emma
Rirchmar No0N rIdgo Rlrchmofo and
hhlam F. linA1ie helm % Ml3 j
Bieh1ou Iecl v1
sued ~ rclifl NJ thH district court N the
9TH iuaifi3l Glatl. .ihln nf ili lfr.'n-
soH HEuHi. HHtf NI I|NH.1 i've it7 .InFr
entitled ease suo 1 mc directed and de-
ltverrd wifi on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28
HEROlcM OF A ZIMMERMAN.


Through Cold and Snow.
A young man. Henry l'rault, resi-
dent Of Pcterboro, Ont, recently per-
formed m act Of heroism actuated by
friendship which Is worthy Of record
among the heroic deeds Of heroic mon
Of any age. Tho Manchester Union
says that Drault and another young
man, John Jameson, we're at work In
the wild Madawaska region for the st.
Anthony Lumber company. Jameson
met with a severe accident which rem
dered him delirious, and Brault started
with him for civilization, where surgi-
cal treatment could be had. They had
Travelled on foot hut y Jew hundred
yards when Jain.esons strength gaze
ont and he became helpless nrault
determined to save his companion If IN
bis power, shouldered the invalid and
started on his long, cold tramp Of some
forty miles 10 tho nearest railroad.
Without n moments sleep, and bearing
besides his human burden, q pacl, Of
provisions, Brault continued his Jour
ncy for four days and nights, through
cold and snow, until finally, almost as
helpless from exhnustionan and fatigue as
his friend was from Illness, he had the
supreme satisfaction Of reaching the
end NJ hia icurnov and ulaeing 1amIe.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28

A little eastern town Of Long Island
has still preserved among It's town rec
ords the ear-marks Of the cattle that
were pasiured in common upon the
broad meadows down from Moniauk
point. Among the marks were The
nick, tic alopa. the AZ" the hole, the
sit. the hollor7. the u" and the half
penny. Al oorres.onicd pretty fairly
to the names. an e..a,tlr similar de-
vice we're the swan MARKS In Great
Britain solemnly set down in the public
records.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28
A STRANGE CASE.
How an Enemy was Fooled.

The following graphic statement viii b
Rad with intense Interest: II cannot describe
the numb. creepy sensation that existed il my
arms, hands and legs. l had 10 rub and beat
those parts until they were sore, 70 overcome
In measure the dead feeling that had taken
p0sscssi0n Of them. In addition. ! had .
strange weakness In my back and around my
waist, together with an indescrtbable gone
feeling In my stomach. Phy1icians said y
was creeping paralysis, from which, accord
lny 10 their universal conclusion. there - no
relief. Once II fastens upon person, they
say, II continues Its insidl0us progress until
Il reaches vital point and the sufferer dies
Such was my prospect. had been doct0rlng
. year and half steadily, but with no par.
ticular benefit, when | saw an advertisement
" Dr. Niles Restorative Neryine, procured .
bottle nd began. using II. Marvellous a. 1t
may SEEM but few days had passed before
every bit Of that creepy feeling had left me,
and there has not been even the slightest
Indication Of IT, return. ITn0w feel as
we'll a | ever did,. and have gained ten
pounds In weight, though had run down
from 10 to 1871. Four others have used Dr.
Niles Restorative Nervlne on. my recomen-
dalton, and II has been Is satisfactory In their
cases q In mlne"-James Kane. La Rue, o.
DR.. Niles Restorative Nervine issold by oil
drueeints on positive guarantee, Or sent
direct BY the DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart,
Ind, on receipt Of price, per bottle, six
bottles for n, express prepaid. II Is Tree from
oDlatss or dangerous dra5A
Sold BY All Druggists.