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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-11
BIG WINE DEAL.
Four Hundred Thousand Gallons OF
the California Product.

San Francisco, April 10.-The larg-
est personal wine deal ever made in
this state was consummated last week
when F. Chevalier & Co.. Of this city,
bought from Dowdell & Co., of ST.
Helena, Cal, 100000 gallons of dry
wine, which is now stored there.
The wine has already been sold to
prominent wine dealers in New York,
where California wines are command
ing better prices each year.
The California Association of Wine
Dealers are much stirred up over the
sale. AS an association they have
been buying up and shipping wine
east. They had agreed to take the
AGO. 900 gallons of Dowdell & Son, who
were members of the association, but
failed to keep their agreement as to
the prices agreed upon. George Chey-
alier, manager of the firm, saw his
opportunity, bought up the whole lot
and will Immediately begin shipping
it east.
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STRIKERS SENT UP.
They Get All the Way From Sixty
Days to One Year and Three
Months.

Brooklyn, n. Y, April 10.-Judge
Moore in the court of sessions this
afternoon sentenced twelve of the
prisoners who had been found guilty
of rioting during the recent strike ON
the trolley line. The sentences ranged
from sixty days to one year and three
months, the heaviest being for cut.
ting trolley wires. All were sent to
the penitentiary.
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Washington, April 1o.-The policy Of
General Martinez Campos. Spanish
commander-in-chief, en- route to Cuba
for a decisive stroke against the
revolution, is made known in copies Of
the proceedings of the Spanish con-
gress, just received here. On the night
before Campos sailed both he and the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-11
KILLED BY LIGHTNING

Philadelphia, April 10.-The bodies of
Sadie Singer aged Il years. and William
Bradley, aged 10, were found today lying
Fifty-fourth street and Harrington ave-
nue. Both bodies were terribly burned,
and it is supposed the children were
struck by lightning during the heavy
their homes in search Of wild flowers.
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MORE SERIOUS
HOUR BY HOUR.
More NOn-Union Coal Miners
Persuaded to Come
Out.
ONLY ONE MINE UNAFFECTED
A Riot is Nearly Started by a
Woman.

Paraded Up and Down the Streets
With a Revolver Under Her Apron
and Dared Any Man to Lay Hands
Upon Her-Submission of the Nom
Union Men Greeted With Cheers
and a VOIIey of Pistol Shots
Four Hundred Against Twenty
Three.
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BOUNTY WILL
Be DEBATED.
The Matter Comes Up This
Morning First
Thing.
LEGISLATIVE ARTICLE.
1t was Rushed Through Commit
tee of the Whole Yesterday.

The AppOrtiOnment Has Now Be-
come "a Settled Fact-A Contest,
But the Committee Won All Along
the Line-SufTrage Petitions Ga
Iore-LOw of Cache Creates
Great Breeze-The Militia Article
Disposed Of.
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COAT MAKERS, PARADE.

Cincinnati. April 10.-The striking
coatmakers had a parade today, and
got several shops out on the line OF
their march. They now claim there ara
$500 on strike. The Pressers' union has
Joined the strikers.
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CAMPOS HAS
NO love FOR v AR
Will Do All in His Power to
Avoid Blood Being
Spilled.
TO KEEP FREE FROM PARTY.
He is Inclined, However, to the
AutOnomiSts,

Their Principles Are For Home Rule
in Cuba Similar to Home Rule in
Canada and All Other British
Colonies, without Absolute Sep
"A Queer Fisher For Shad.
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INDIANS ARE
AFTER A SCALP.
Fort Hall Demands the Re-
1l0val of the Present
Agent.
SOME SERIOUS CHARGES.
Their Petition Has Been Sent ia
Cleveland.

Agent Teter Was RoundIy Scored az
a Council Recently HeId-UnIess
Their Demands Are Complied
With There May Be Trouble
Governor Mcconnell Appoints the
Idaho Delegates to the Silver
Convention in This City.
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ILLEGAL FENCES.
MOST IMPORTANT SUIT PLANTED
IN CHEYENNE.

1t May Affect Over a Million Acres
of Land Said to Be Illegally
Fenced By Large and Small
Ranchmen.
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BEER EVERY HOUR.

OtherwIse the Brewers VIII Refuse
to Work.
Omaha. Neb.. April 10.-Boss brewers
today drew up a contract to be signed
by the union. The contract proved sat
isfactory except one clause. which pro-
vided that workmen be furnished beer
at 9. IL. II. 2. 4. and o'clock The
workmen refused to sign unless the
clause was changed to beer every
hour. The workmen in every brewery
are out.
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other sections of Cuba. The Spero
visited Mata and other small towns in
Cuba but all was quiet there.
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Afternoon Session.

When the convention was called to
order at 2 o'clock the militia article
was taken UP and passed. The con-
vention then went into committee of
the whole to consider the legislative
article.
Nothing of any Importance was done
until qualifications for representatives
was reached, when % years was fixed
as the minimum age limit.
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Salaries of Legislators.
After some more pairing of Van
Horns article President Smith raised
a breeze by moving that $3.50 be paid
members of the legislature instead of
81. Allen moved that it be $3.50. FAIR
wanted 50, but he was not seconded.
Evans opposed this. He said MEM
bers of the legislature should not de-
sire to make any money, but there
should be enough to pay expenses.
Goodwin-If you make the per diem
less than 81 you'll shut out all men,
bers of the labor unions.
Raleigh (to Evans)-Did you ever
know a poor man who got to the legis-
lature?
The Longer the Poorer.
Evans-Yes. There are more poor
men than rich men. Ny friend Thur
man has served a great many times III
the legislature. He is a poor man.
The longer he serves, the poorer he
will grow. 0aughter)
Cannon opposed cutting down sal
aries. A man could not afford to
leave his business for less than that.
The sum of 81 per day was not too
much.
President Smith said he believed the
session of the legislature was d six
weeks 0OUOdy. LIE OHlcS WAS one OF
high honor. Expenses could be paid
on $3.50 per day and that was all that
was necessary.
Hart want TO tell the gentleman
you cannot have a good time on $3.50
a day. Gaughter) A man cannot af-
ford to leave his business for that.
Dennis Not Candidate.
Eichnor was opposed to parsimony.
He was not a candidate for the legis-
lature.
Tlhurman-In the hands Of your
friends aren't you2 Oaughter.)
Eichnor-Yes. Gaughter)
Greer said 81 per day was little
enough for a man to leave his bust
ness.
Farr said he had come at first with
the intention of rushing things. How
ever. he had failed. Now he had gone
home ard arranged his business so
as to stay all summer. Naughter) He
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A price-list printed in a
newspaper with a circula-
ton Of a thousand copies
is worth five times as
much as one printed on a
thousand hand-bills.
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Chidester presented petitions for
woman suffrage numerously signed.
The following transcript was sent in
with them showing from whence they
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blood came to ,hom thcre, for tho old
women put up Il lam0n,ati0n OF death
aud tho Othors criUd aloud. I'll tho nOi,c
apr0nl to tho mon on tho cliil. These
looked ono TO another aud held their ST..
lOncc
rhcy did not clash THAR spears to.
gbihcr, when, ultor long waiting.
Mur,oGh cams from tho gate and walk.
Cd toward them. a inc rain was In tho
air, aud tho ski0s aud sea wcro gray,
aud Tho troubled man would have 10
spirit for such greeting.
ll1 boro upon his broad back n croat
ShnpUloss bundle thrice his own bulk.
Tho weight Of It bent his body, and
awayGd his footsteps US he came. The
cover Of It was OF akins Of wild beasts,
sewn rudcly with thongs. aud through
tho gaps OF this cover somo OF tho mon
saw stained foreign cloths and tho piume
OF II hat, md somo II shoe with u prioat's
buckle, mud some tho marble hand OF n
fair woman. but no word was spoken,
and Murtogh. coming to tho edge. hcav.
ed his huge shoulders upward. and tho
bundle lsuped out Of sight.
Then Murtoeh turned aud looked all
his lighting men In their iacos, and
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A LOSS or $4,000. 900 4!

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''''' 'N"'' ''N'"'p'H VI "l"','''' "'',
0lIulI bt'n ritlrnily opposed on the ground
that they tlgg wh,EIn,npn,, hr,ll amt ni their
,nn,,,I,. ,In.,,, ,.. .t.,.,,, Ma,
''"'"' '""phih oNP'Hrhc' "' "ip"" wv
lhlacr OF lIN theory tho feeling OF lear, wH'
natural
r.,I,t ,..
"'l 50 much tho lack 81 WORK NJ l"p
Inability 10 work TINT causes poverty and Suir.
lux In ENGLAND md wnle, ovcry yyorkInpinnn
~ ''"''' W." ""''' o'''' "''"'"N ",''''
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HE PITCHED srRAwLiSG AGAINST MUIR.
rOdn'S LEGS AND ROLLED TO THE FLOOR
smiled i'll gcntleness upon thon, and
they saw that In that same night, while
tho little people" had changed Don.
OCH into a man, they had made Muir.
,ogh child again.
"Sho came up from tho water" he
sail to them in n voice no man knew.
at wa, who brought her out OF the
water, and fought for her with tho
demons under tho rocks, and beat all
OF them OIL But one of thcm did
not make tho sign Of the cross before,
and that ono Is the king OF Spain; and
so he has wrought Inc this mischief,
and made my labor rs nothing; and she
is IN the water again, and must be 20.
Ing to totch her out rightly this time"
Murtogn spranS like deer into the
air, with mighty bound which bore
him far over tho edge OF the clitl. Some
there were in the throug that sprang
forward agile enough to be looking down
tho abyss before his descent was fin
ished. These, to their Amusement, be-
held Il miracle. For the great fall did
not kill Murtogh Mordha, bu: the wa.
,ers boiled aud rosc 10 meet him, aud
he'd him up in their tossing currents as
he swan forward. and marked with n
palIid breath OF foam his path out to
sea. farther and farther out, till the
mists hid him from view.
Tho wailins song Of Owny IIea rose
through the wet air above tho kceninc
OF the women in the bawn. But louder
still was the voice OF the lad who wore
his fathers ring, and drew now from
beneath his mantle his fathers sword.
81 am Donogh. son OF Murtogh Mord-
ha." no shouted. land l am Lord in
Donloghcr. and when am OF my iuIl
strength | will xii! the king OF Spain,
and give his castles and all his lands
and herds and women TO you for your
| ownW
The ,hyce towers OF Dunlogher arc
broken, and the witch has fled from its
gray lake, and no man knows where
tho bones OF its forgotten sept are
buried. But the evil currents will
never tire OF writhinc. and tho shadows
which arc no shadows are forever
changing, in the Path OF Murty the
Proud.
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As remedy for all forms OF head.
ache Electric Bi,,crB has proved to DO
the very best. 1t effects permanent
cure, aud tho most dreaded habitual
sck headaches yield to its influence.
We urge all who arc afflicted to procure
O bottle. and give this remedy fair
trial. In cases Of hnbitual cons,ipa-
ton Electric Bittcrs cures by giving
the need tono to tho bowels. aud iow
cases long resist tho use Of this mod.
cine. Try it once. Largo bottles only
fifty cents at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store. 2
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Chicncu-Th0 weather ruled the grain mar
kep TODAY. Hot, dry winds sent them UP
sharply aud alternate promises OF rain and frost
kept them nervous. but. IN the end. II desire 20
eTen up traces over .mOrow'S holiday result.
Cd In a lower close than yesterday. Provisions
were strong aud higher on light receipts OF hogs
aud outside buying orders.
EiOur steady.
wHEAT-Cush No. : sprinS Si3.nSil.c; No. :
spring 7SnSlc; No. = red 7gHS7g',c; May 7P!ln
sl}.a1tsc; July 81 .as!2 rasH]sc; september sl'-
C0ES-Gash No. . 6.i,c: No. 3ycllow So &c;
May 81 .aiia'sS,c; July 5J51a'i .Aj3'.c; Septcm.
OArs-CAsa No. :. aDt.c; No. 2whlte ST ,aSl &c:
so. Awhile all.aNc, May Dl,aH iGt2ss e: June
92saL&iO3ac; July 5la 3ajlisc; september 3Ia
EYE-No. ., &c.
DAHLEY- 40. ., jia5Ii.c.
FLNNsEEp-NO. l. 81 d.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime Is o..
Miss PORE-CSh. per barrel 81! Soal2 s7i,,:
Is ~, NO ' 'e''''-''' so " '''' ','
LAED-Cash. per 100 lbs 81 7,Ea6 -: July
81 Slaj siaJ IS: September * 9iG7 uja7 ~
SnOET RIBh-Casu sides Sc Sac 40; July Sc iin
4 50S6 IS; Sepicmbe. ID 6!i,a5 IUa6 Is; dry
Gtc.
WuEKY-Dh,ille.,' flushed goods. per gallon.
81 G!s
Sugars unchanged.
iOalGc.
EGGs-Sica!y at IlIsal!c.
New Y"rk-flour receipts 800 barrels; OK.
ports II 0OJ barrels; sales II. 40 Packages market
quiet. Wheat, receipts g.9lJ bushels; exports
$50 bushels: sales S5.D,0b bushels OF futures
and 5000 bushels OF spot; spot market irregular;
options oHcu-d strong md active. Closed AT
l4a|.c lower; closing: No red May 81 &C; June
81 Sc July s!itc' Angus. SIZE; September 81 6;
December SIC. Corn, receipts 1000 bUslCl,
.N 90 IL n
futures and j3.On bushels OF spot; spot market
closed easy; options opened highur closing UNI
changed; closing: May j7}zc: JulyaSi.c: Scpiem
Der SIC Oats receipts $500 bushels; SN
ports iN bushels: sales G1o,OJD bushels Of future,
and $500 bushels Of spot spot market closed
easy; options OpciIed higher. closing unchanged
10 &c advance; CLOSING: May Sii.C: Juno ~ &C
July Sic; september Sic Hay quiet. Hop
dull Hides nrm. Leather firm. Reef sIrniy
Cut meats steady. Lard steady western steam
closed at 81 gin5 On. Fork quiet aud steady
Butter dull: western dairy SHlSc; 10 creamery
laaISi.c; do factory 7tsGllc ElInS lnllc; im!tG
ton creamery l0uljC, state dairy llu!SC; dc
creamery lS'qc. Cheese frm. Eggs iirmcr; state
aud Pennsylvania li!.nl ic: western fresh l'I
ll1sc; southern lli4hi.l+c- IhilOw steady; city
IiEC; country &c. R0sin steady. TGrpentinp
steady. Rice quiet. MolnSscN firm. CotIonsecd
oil steady.
Cincinnnfi-Flour strong and nclivc. Whca,
firm aud higher: No red SGISIc. receipts 5O[
bushels: shipments 1000 bushels. Corn active
30 mixed 5!lgc. Oats ttlncr;, No mixed
3la52i4c. Eve quiet: No. iOc. Fork itmCr Al
Sc az, Bacon nrlucr n! 81 ~ Whisky IN fn!'
demand at 81 y. Butter steady, Sugar steady.
Eggs weaker at lie. Cheese easy.
ToIrd"-whcar, No. " cash May SIC; juno
SAKE; July SIG; August size; september ST. &C.
Corn dull No ! mixed Mny 5ihc. Oats arm;
IsyG dull; cash CSC Clover gct!co and higher;
prime October s. "
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az had a very severe cold on my
lungs tina. caused much soreness and
gsvs me considerable unoasiness in re-
gard TO the result" says Mr.. T. L.
Smith. OF Billcricu. Mass. "a local
druggist called nv attention to Cham
bcrlain'e Cough Remedy, aud on his
recommendation gave the remedy n
careful trial. The result surprised ME
l recovered entirely in three days." %
and so cent bottles for sale BY Chas. r
Goethe. VIII W. Irwin. John klari,
VIM. Z. Williams, c. Menkemeller. VIM.
II. Hague, II. C. Stewart, a. L. Scheele.
]. Coleman, C. Schnepi. VIM. Menke-
mellor. " heclinI, ". Va. Bowie & Co.,
bridgeport; B. f. Peabody & Son. Ben
wood,
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MURDOCH srRANG LIKE A DEER INTO THE
AIR

AIR
words: "AlurtoGh, sou OF Teigc, have
slain your guest for tho reason that
have the Spanish. and | kaew the
meaning OF his words TO this woman,
and ne could not live any longer. The
latham priest, when he would be 90
ing. told this stranger that sho you
called your wife was your enemy, aud
made mockery OF you, and would give
ear gladly to any means OF di-honoring
you. And tho latham priest spoke
truly. While tho woman repeated lies
to you OF the king OF Spain and the
pope. she whispered foul scandal o. you
and wicked love words to that dogs
meat at your feet. 1t is |, Owen, son of
Aodh. who tell you these things. And
now you know what you have to do"
Murtogh turned slow J to the lady.
Sho lny, without motion, in her chair.
her head limp upon her shoulder, and
tho whi;encss OF sca foam on her cheek.
Thoughts came again into his brain.
II havo the wlscst mind Uf all 10 my
family" he said; 81 know what it is |
will be doing"
girdln ana pnt his nail along It's edge.
"Douogh banth," he said to his son,
Ego bsow and acrl: ont Conoghcr tua-
thai and Shane buidhc, and bid them
HGiIO the liutnau priest between them
and bring him to INC nero where am.
And you will take some s!pen for your.
self then, for il in n late hour"
Tho lad looked Ut the pale lady with
tho closed eyes, and ut the sword in his
fathers hand. lie set his teeth together
and lifted his head.
"a mn OF yeara enough TO SEQ it NIL, ="
he said. 81 have no sleep on my cyc.."
Murtogh bent over tho C0rpso NJ his
foot, and cnreSBci Tho boy'a head with
his hund. 81 will not call you baoth
lsimplo) any more" hc said. fOadly.
You are my true Hon, and hero is my
ring tOryour finger, and you may return
with ihOm when they fetch mo my LA
than cousin"
Next morning young Donogh gave
his word to tho mon OF Dunloghcr, and
.hcy Obeycd hin. for in tho ono night
he had thrown aside his sluggiqh boy
hood, and thoy saw his !atlior's ring on
his finger. and heard good authority
in ha voice. They came ont from tho
western gate at his command, three
Hcore and more, mud atood from tho
brink Of tho CliG inward, with thoir
Weapons iu THAR hands. mud nado n
path bctwccn them. But the women
and children DonOgh babe remain with.
in tho bawG, and he shut tho innor gate
upon them. 1t was as il tho smell Of
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Wool.

i.nstun-Thc American Wool md Cotton Re:
porter will shy tomorrow OF the wool trade
The volume Ui business Transacted this week
will 10 found Ia be pcTcCpiLly larger than that
done week hyO. yCl the amount OF wool sold Is
considerably under the normal weekly ngIrc.
cato for IOIon. The call has been less general
than IL WAS last week. hnvinG been mainly com.
pretended In II Inir demand for territory, OF
which II moderate quantity ot now stock has
figured. Rnl very good inquiry Tor Australian
woods Sales ARE steady. There Is n most com.
plrir nbscucc ut my speculative features or OF
remarkable nCtivity in any nnr department
The buying Is done In very quiet manner day
inter dny. without ripple Of excitement IN ANY
pnrI Of the market With II prospect Oi II biz
domestic clip aud with alnrgr amount OF foreign
wool coming III, there would seem 10 b. llulo
promise OF Hny early Improvement in priccs
The western Woodworking sections nrr | 10 B
Ccnt,nhuv0 the eastern markets. hut the strength
IN the country Is deemed by some nl tho trnde
TO have II tendency 10 strengthen tho scnhuard
markets The sales OF the week amount 10 l.5!N,'
OO0 pounds domestic and SSpjO pounds foreign,
making total OF .. AO9i $40 against total Of !.2'S,.
ggn for the previous week nud IL tOlnl " i,lOi.h0
pounds Tor the corresponding week last ycnr.
The mlcs since january |. lSAi. amount to Co.
1870 pounds against sou, 100 pounds II year
ago. The Snlos In New York amount TO Sl5,.OJ
pounds. Tho aggregate sales In Philadelphia
hnvS amounted TO l,tS$,0)O pounds.
Now York Wool Ilrm,
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We have just received II book with
the above title containing an answer to
Coins Financial School" The book
We have just received discusses the sill.
yer question from an honest. common.
sense standpoint, aud shows up many
errors and mss!atemcnts advocated
BY tho author OF the free silver book.
Every citizen and voter should read this
answer. 1t is illustrated by unique
Illustrations designed by Dan Beard.
Price. - cents. Issued by J. S. Ocilvie
Publishing Company. 81 Rose street,
New York.
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis
eaees relieved in six hours By the "Ngw
GREAT Souri, AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE"
This new remedy IS great surprise on
account OF its exceedn: promptnesa in
relieving pain IN tho bladder, kidneys.
back and every part OF the urinary pass.
ago in male or female. 1t relieves re-
ten,ion Of water and pain in passing it
almos. Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by K. II. List. druggist, Wheeling,
W Nn
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=, Remarkable Cure OF nhoumn,l.rn.

From n, Groton. Connecticut. R,rldg,
David Lewis. who has been afflicted
all winter by rheumatism, is out again
aud all dueto one Of the medicines adj
verified in our columns. After trying
everything possible, he usol Chamber.
lnins Pain Balm, which has relieved
him OF all pain. from which he was n
constant sufferer. and promises to make
him tit for duty soon. We know David
has been q great sufferer and are glad
10 sec him around again.
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OrrERvu.LE, VA-"For fifteen years |
was grea, snilercr from Dyspepsia aud
nothing relieved me until | tried Sim
mon, Liver Regulator. This ia the best
medicine in tho world. | mn now in
good health. Mrs. n. J. Collins. Your
druggist sell, it in powder or liquid; tho
powder to be taken dry or made into a
tca. IS
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WurS occasion demands its use. try
Dc Wits Witch llaze Salvc. II is
cooling to burns. stops pain instantly.
cleauSes. a perfect healer for scaIds or
skin oruptions. Always cures piles.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling. ". Va. Il.
+. Peabody, Bonwood, and Bowie & Co.,
bridgeport, o.
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MIS-. lIAErIEr EVANS. llinsdale, Ills,
writes: lie; me say One Minute Cough
Cure is sovereign remedy for Group.
My children Il have three) are subject
to this dread disease. 1t comes very
suddenly, but Ono Minute Cough euro
has never failed to relieve Mt once. l
should no. Joel safe to be without it.
Logan Drug Co.. Wheeling. W. Va, b. F.
Peabody, Benwood, and Bowie 4 Co.,
EriIunnort d
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Tho bcst 5alvc in tho world for cuts,
bruises. sorcs, ulcers. salt rhcum, fever
sores, tettor, chappcd hands. chiIblains,
corns. and all skin crupttons, aud posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t il guaranteed to give perfect satistac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
ComnunY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30

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