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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23
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Hest STANDARD Tomatoes Icaus iOr,,,,.,. 25
Frnh Halter Crackers, h. inr,nr..aan- rs
Fresh Glnsut suap,. lbs. ior,,.,o.o.".. &c
Fresh Lunch CaEos, pcr pouud.m.,""m" 7
ffc,h Lemon CiEoi per ponui.".""".. Z
Narun lar, quarts, per dolcn .ana..,"" 60
lmnuon ipr pIul quart aud hnlignon
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nc8, EcDchup pInp. rcr bO.,lc."t"""" 10
Standard rtoLnGo Como. per ponnh.o",. 20
Jelly Tumb.ct. covered lrIniS nntloE 25
stat Candies. Stethe reaHd, eaeha"..". !
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

IT Isn't too hot up in the BuEzsvd's
Bay region for Mr.. Cleveland to DO
wondering whether he can get it and
hoping that be may.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

IT must make old Commodore Van.
darbilt turn in his grave TO hear that
some Of his millions are going over the
ocean to buy title.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23
MT. DE CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, w VA

Studies will be resumed at this Academy Oh
September II, 1895. Parents aud guardians
msy be pleased to learn that the rates have 0cea
reduced
Weekly and day scholars will be received.
conveyance win DO sen, every morning to the
o'clock motor For particulars, address.
SEQ THE DIRECTRES3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

tThs INTlLudESGER, embracing IL several
SditiOpi, Is entered In the POi,oaire At Whsal'
tng. WA, Is sseSad-slGss uSs.eF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

ITOR SALE-A VALUA BILE, HEAVY
u Drnr llorse, weIghln' about lDI rllll..
will work either double nT siuglr. syTru rasrt
old. Inquire OF W. J. MgH al, 10 G5l .0. glrs
GU Bridgeport and CAdA pike aggaus..
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
TBE FEAST OF LIGHTS.

The Holiday, Hsnucoa, which negan
Yesterday. Celebrated By Jews All
over the world.
Hanucca. or the Feast OF Lights, 10 a
Jewish holiday commemoraiing the vic
tory OF the Maccabsans over the ~ yrisns,
aud Is observed as period Of jolllty and
mirth by Jews throughout the world
The festival began yesterday. aud will
continue for one week In most families
the religious observance Of the festival
consists OF the lighting OF small wax
candles by the male members OF tho
household. Special prayers are also
said.
The holiday Is also a time for the
Interchange Of gifts, and Is most widely
observed by entertainments given by
Sabbath school children az the various
synagogues. A number Of thsse enter
tainmen.s will tsks place Dext Sunday
m rning and afternoon, elaborate ar
rangements having been made by
teachers and children Ia the Sabbath
schools of the leading congregations.
There will bs singing, recitations aid
tsbleaux, followed, as a rule, by refresh
meuts
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Ashton r. Tatnal, Thomas Tatnall and
Richard r.. Tatnall. executors OF Joseph
Tatnan, through Thomas Davis, their at
torney. offered several pieces OF property Tor
sale at the Court House this afternoon
Windsor Lodge. Sons Of St. George. viii
attend divine service Ia 50. johns Church
next Sunday evening.
Next Spring the gymnasium class OF the
Friends School Will give an exhibition VI
class work.
-rhe fair recently held by the Sacred
Heart Il. o. Church for its new parochial
school NOTED $1,000.
Nothing but routine business was
transacted at the regular monthly meeting
OF the Board of Mana O rs OF the Ferris In
dustrial School last evening.
--Eden Lodge. /. o. O E.. initiated many
new members last night and there were
three Interesting addresses by Hugh Banks.
Charles Cook and John II. 6rohe.
North Baptist Church. which until one
year aeo was a mission; but is now we'll
established church, celebrated ite first anni-
versary last light.
ST. Johns Church Guild held q very sue
cess al bazsr last ,evening IN decorated
rooms Of the parish house.
Mrs. Rachel Byard. widow of Charles
Rlard and the mother-in-law or Chetles
Brown, a colorea msren9nt nero taii2r' .o2 WA, VA
Thirteenth street.
Conductor J. Al Kellam. who runs = Bal
timOre and Philadelphia iandenoe-g hrancp
train. Is IN az his home. NJ. 3l2 East Fourth
street Mr. KeiIam has been feeiing in for
several days. but he has been shle 10 con-
tinue his work.
Ell, ctric car building and hip building
industries have begun 70 complain OF mid
winter dullness.
CAPTAIN Horace Wilson. secretary and
treasurer OF the Wilmington Steamboat Com
pGny. is the happy father OF new baby girl.
"A collision on East Fourth street this
morning badly damaged dairy delivery
wagon, skinned up q horse and spilled some
milk
This evening Is the time set by Bishop
Coleman for his annual visitation and con-
firmaiion at ST Matthew'S issi0n.
-Friendeh.p C0nclave Of Heptasophs viii
give = smoker in Eoon hail tonight.
r. b Frazer. executor sold the stock Ia
no sl0 French street this morning.
officer Ford shot a supposed mad deg at
Third and Adams street This noon. IL Was
snaIQing at school children.
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
TRg CUBAES AGAIN ACQUITTED.
The Jury I'm the Case Of the twenty
Men Arrested BY Great Britain Sets
Them Free.

The Jury I'm the Case Of the Twenty zone
Men Arrested BY Great Britain Sets
Them Free.
The twenty one men arrested October
10, at Inagua, one Of the Bahamss, on a
charge Of violating the neutrality laws,
have been acquitted, the jury only stay
ing out ten minutes.
Tho names Of tho men are: Branlio
Pena. Eiuardo zero, Pedro n Betan
Gabriel FORBADE. Viconto Garlic. Cosme
de IL Forrlente. Antonio RlvPro, Frederioc
Muusz pslomino. GuRvino Llnda, Boni-
facio Gomez. Pabelo Estivez, Carlos
Limay Pedlln, Paolo Menocal. Gsrardc
Domeneoh. Eduardo Resell Ssnci Frank
lin Argilayos, Ssrriano Malvez, Pedro
Mendczl and jose G Jova and some OF
them belonged to the party arrested al
Pennsgrove and acquitted after trial
Ia tho Unitsd States District Court
here
The men we're passengers on thu Clyde
Line steamer Dslawre. plying bstween
New York and Hagtlsn ports, Inagua
being ona OF her rsgu az calling ports.
The British gunblat Partridge was
lying at InagnR. and when hsr com
mander learned that the twenty one
men who had bosn landed from the
Delaware we're armed. hs had them
taken on board his ship by q fle Of
marines and brought them here for
rial The men claimed that they we're
laborsrs and had 40 intention OF proceed
ing 20 Cuba
Evening journal., 1895-12-13

Mr.. WNd-"Was that prescription
ever tested by you as TO whether II had
an acid OF alkaline resction2'
Mr. Cameron" sir. ."
Mr. Ward-"Would the compound
have had nauseous taste had there not
been an acid In the prescription"
Mr. Cameron II can't say
He denied that he said to DR. Corkran
that he was tired of being under his
thumb for Just one little mistake, and
also denied that he said to DR. Corkran
that the doctor always treated him like q
sscond or third rate druggist, and that
the doctor haa spoken 60 him OF other
instances 10 which he had made mistakes
or delays In filing prescriptions.
Jurors for the Curry Gaze.
A special Jury TO try the case of ]
Frank Curry vs. the Charles Warner
Company Was struck this morning as
follows: Willard r Whlteman, Calvin
W Crossan Bernard Dalton, her
bert Heatea. William Bird, Will
liam Morrow, Arthur Jack
son, William Cooch. Samuel Morri-
son. Jason Davis. David G Rose. Jr
Lamb srt V Kirk, Edwin s Arm
strong, John b. lie Fevre vii
liam A. Jester, Charles Derrickson,
Robert Whlttock, John P. Cochran,
Joseph Whittock. James Carpenter, vii
liam B. Weldon, Mortimer Records,
George w. MAttiford Richard Brock
son
o. application Of H H. Ward argu
ment OF the case Of Reynolds VS. Cooh
ran, set for tomorrow, was postponed
for Que week, Lewis @ VandeRrlft,
attorney for the other side, consenting
The general idrors not empanelled In
the Cameron Cochran case were dis
chnrpad until Monday morning.
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
TROUBLE on THE RAILROADg.
Coal Gar Smashed on the Baltimore and
ohio aud Broken Engine on the Della
ware DeiaT Trains.

lohi NhN On Ahe AtAANtNAoAt hhN
ohio aud Broken Engine on the Della
ware DeIaT Trains.
About midnight a coal car on the
Baltimore and Ohlos fast west bound
freight train, broke down and was soon
crushed into a mass Of wreokage near
Eder station, few miles west Of the
Delaware line. A wreck crew soon
arrived on the scene aud. though the
thermometer registered 70 degrees at the
timo, managed to completely clear the
tracks within sn hour AS there ere
fow passenger trains scheduled st tina,
time, there was little delay to the ser
vice
Delaware railroad express train No 92
had great difficulty ia getting up to thil
city At noon aud did not resoh here until
As this afternoon.
O,ster ,xpresssgc 'elayed this train
on her run from c 80 Charles up TO
Delmar Then Captain Hawkins took
charge OF her TO make up for lost time
but whom the train reached Greenwood
her locomotive, engine No Sc.
broke Down stopping the train In 80 Ia
stsnt Before q start could bo made,
two extra engines had been rent out Ia
help tue disabled train aua 90 WAS brough,
into Wilmington an hour and twenty Eve
minutes late
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
PETER on FUHEALS.

His Tables show That Dslawarsans Fun
erals Have Not cost the Country much
Money
Senator PETER, IN his debate against
Congressional funerals aud the ex-
travsgances which attend them, presented
TO the Senate yesterday list
Of the senators who died during
thair term OF service, showing the date
Of their death and the expenses incurred
by ihe Senate IN each case Delaware is
represented in the list but her distin-
Ruished Sons have not cost tho Union
much for their interment
Samuel White, who died on November
4, 1909. had not penny OF public
money expended In his honor Nicholas
Van DYKE whose decease occurred on
May 10, 1926. cost the county 1917 Al.
There was no Federal appropriation for
john M Oayton's funeral Ia 1856; but
when George Reed Riddle died, In 1867,
81 02l SO WAS expended
The most costly funeral WAS that OF
Senator George Hearst. Of California,
In 1891. the sum OF f21 800 90 being
taken from the public treasury TO defray
the expenses
Among tho others are Henry Clav.
Kentucky, 1862 So 4i7 02; John Q
Calhoun. South Carolina, 1850,
81 l06 AZ; Solomon Foo, Yer
mont, 1865 $i 800 81: Chprles
Su inner. Massachusetts,, 1874, 81 GS7 90 /;
Matthew II Carpenter. Wisconsin, 1881,
81 OLE 81; John r Miller, Cali
forni,, 1856, 50. 522 ga; Preston
b Plumb, Kanass 1891. SO 0.2 20; John
E kenua West Virginia. 1898. f31l7.
90; lsbulan B Vance. North CarolinR,
1894 81 49S 40
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
CONTINUED COLO weATHER.

Flrst Real wintry Blasts Run Mercury
Down to 10 Degrees.
To days wintry blasts put a crust over
the OhristlADa all the way up from the
pulp mills, frczs over the BrandYwine.
made good skating on the Shellpot. and
ran the mercury down to lS and 10
degrees In the p, w. B station ther
mometers.
For to night and TO- morrow higbnorth.
essierly aud northerly winds will continue
from the Delaware Capes north to Bos
ton. The present low temperature III
continue all night. but Will give way
slowly tomorrow apd Sunday with the
soutbessterwsrd advance Of another
depression Stationary temperature aud
snow Is predicted for Sunday.
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
DUCKIKG IN THE CHESAPEAKE.
Not what It Used to he Twenty Years AGO
when Even Poor Men Had Canvasback
on Their Tables


Ducking on the Chesapeake and on the
shallow bays Of the Atlantic Immediately
across the narrow end Of the Peninsula is
not what 10 used to he twenty years ago
and still less what H. used to DO forty
years ago At the earlier OF those per
iods the canvasback duck was not the
tidbit Of epcures In q dozen Atlantic
coast and inland cities, aud there we're no
gun clubs owning the most advantageous
sites for hunting. Neither were the
eggs Of wild foul gathered by the barrel
in the far North to be sold 20 confection-
ers. one important cause Of the yearly
lessened hjeks of birds in Chesapeake
waters.
There Was a time when few pothunterl
visited the upper waters o, the Chesa
peake, and when even poor men he'd
csnvasbsck on their tables. Forty
years ago tho creeks and estuaries on
both tue Atlsntis and the Chesapeake
shors Of the Peniusuls swarmed with
ducks OF many varieties, geese, and
even swan Swanendale was the name
Of the very earliest settlement on the
Peninsula, and doubtless the name com
memorated the abandarcs Of swans IN
the neighboring waters Of Delaware bay
ana the Atlantic One still finds In
Eastern Shore houses enormous old
fowllng pieces. long. heavy, bearing
great charges Of powder and shot and a
long carrying power. It was these that
wrought havoc with the swarming wild
ducks OF the Eastern Shore estuarles.
Forty years ago wild fowls eggs were
gathered by tbs peck on the atrips OF
marsh that mark the long, shallow bays
between the coast line and the reefs 20
sesward T@enty five years ago the less
frequented streams h1Sing into The
Atlantic and iato the Chesapeake were
black for acres at this season with flows
of ducks numbering not hundreds but
thousands The great growth Of the
oyster and crab business In the lover
Chesapeake has helped to drive away the
fowl, and the increase OF commerce has
been another source OF disturbance.
EASTERN Shore men still talk about the
time when It was possible for man own
ing "wster situation" to 60 out. befors
breakfast aud bring home In so hour
half a d zsn ducks. II was then the
boast Of the Eastern shore man that his
native region produced more delicacies OF
the table than any other equal area upon
earth, and at home those oelicRcies, even
the terrapin, were cheap. II is tC
Baltimore that the Eastern Shore man
owes much of the change that has come
over bis conditions As Baltimore waxed
In numbers and wealth the demand fol
the dsinties OF he,Chesapeake constantly
increased and the fame OF those delica
cies spread from the gourmels OF Balti-
more and Washington to those Of other
cities, until at length the demand Gre
ated . commercial spirit among Eastern
Shore men themselves With the disap
pesrsnce Of slavery, too. went the wealth
OF many E.stsrn Shore msn, aud II
gradually came TO pass that the dslics
ciss OF the Chesapeake waters wer'
esteemed at home less for their Owl
sakes than as a source OF income Aftei
that came crab farms and lerrapin farms
The canvasbaek farm ls yet TO come
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
wonderland HIusoe TN heatrs.

6sod music, clean comedy and enter
tanning novelty acts comprise the bill
being presented at Wonderland this
week Business has been large The
company comprises The Ryders Ia their
farcial comedy "A Rnbe's Circus Byrol
and Blanch comedy entertainers; Prof
Carlisle's, canine marvels. Alburtus aud
Bartram. expert club manipula latoTs; Dilks
aud Wsda expert musical comedians, and
several others The fat lRdies' bicycle
contest still comes In for a good share OF
attention, their frantic sfofts in trying
20 ride the bikes being very ludicrous.
They close their engagement to morrow
evening
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
There We're Wilmington Victims.

The Post Office Department hes de
MED the privileges Of the malls TO the
American Home Journal and the Flreside,
conducted at Bridgswater. Conn, BY
@ B Thompson, who advertised offers OF
articles for stated sums, but failed "a
send them on receipt OF the money. The
inspector reports that Thompson has
previously served term In the Oonnecti
cut penitentiary. The pspsf was printed
by Boston publishing company There
were some victims In vii nington.
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
A SECRET SOCIETY FUNERAL.
Lodge Men Turn Out In Force To Bury
Ex-soldier Hanna.

Lodge Men Turn Oat In Force To Bury
Ex-soldter HannB.
O1e OF the largest secret society fun
erals OF the year WAS that Of Jacob
Hanna, who was buried at O'Clock this
afternoon 1t Rivervlew. the funeral pro
ceading from his late resid .ncs, No
923 Walnut street Services we're held
at tho house, which was filed with
friends and relatives Of tho deceased
and fragrant with the floral tributes ol
lodge men and fellow uorkmen.
The socisties represented at this fu
neral we're Oriental Lodge 1 o
10 F.. OF Newark; Fairfax Lodge
No 8; Reynolds Encampment, o.
10. F.; Lincoln Lodge. X. Of p.
DUPONT Post No q. A. r employe,
from the P. W. & B. railroad shops.
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
LEARNED HBR HUSBANDS DUPLTCITY.
samuel Fsus 10 Have His Old Mistress
Punished for Trying to Mahe Him sup
port His children.


Punished for Trying to Mahe Him sup
port His children.
Samuel Watson, a colored Adonis. was
IN Magistrate kelloy'a court last evening
ss the complainant against Mary Carter
hon he charged with annoying him and
threatening to emash him vita q brick
Mary testified that she had lived With
Samuel for thirteen years and bad four
children by bim
Some time ago he left her and went to
Connecticut where be married another
woman, lator moving to this city. Mary
had importuned him to assist in clothing
his children, and he had declined, al
though be had since resumed his rela-
tions with her She related one instance
whore be had, during the absence Of his
wife vinlted her and remained the msjor
part OF the night leaving when he An
ticipated the return Of the Connections
woman.
Wife No Q was IN court, and the ex-
preston on her face a. she Listened to
this evidence OF her faithless husbands
dupllclty hoded no good to him She Is
rather a fne looking woman, and, while
ths said nothing 40 the time, everyone
present was willing TO wsger that he
caught Il when home was reached
Magistrate Kelley dismissed the case.
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
ATTENTION At. gHTIOE Il

Buyers OF Christmas Presents Can Get
Fine Novelties on Easy Weekly Oh
Monthly .Payments-Goeds Delivered
Upon the First Payment.
Have you any idea that you can pur-
chase diamonds watches, novelties aud
anything in the jswelry line on easy
weekly or monthly payments and have
the goods delivered to you on the frst
paymentf Well. you eau; and II you
will call st Esrle's. southwest corner Of
Eighth and Market streets. up stairs,
you can see as foe a line OF goods as can
be found any where Earle also sells for
cash st prices that he will guarantee to
be as low as anywhere. IL not lower, AZ
be Is a manufacturer ard you do not
have to pay the middle man a profit
Open every evening u I'll Cbrislmss
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
U. 5. Grant Post, G. A. R. Elects.

o. Grant Post, G. A R has elected
the following officers: Post Commander
DR. E g Shoitledge; S " Commander
Lewis O Gfubb; Jr V Commander, VIII
liam d Blake; Adjutant. James Brown
quartermsster. A NJ. Blair; chaplain
Francis McCloskey; surgeon, ] Weieh
% Of d, James Banthem; o. Of G., L P
Walters; delegate 20 the Department
Encampment. Frarcis McCloskey; al
ternate. James Banthem.
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
A WorkinRman's Quick Move.

Abraham Rittenhouss broke his ankle
yesterday by 3 jump from the new
Sternberg factory at Fifth and French
streets just In time to save his life. BE
saw boon give way and let down 8
Rirder dangerously near him Seeing
that his only escape was to jump from
the wall he msds the leap ana the girder
dropped right past whsre he had been
working Rlttenhouse was taken home
Ia q carriage.
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
ELLEN TOOK TIE PLEDGE
HER AGED HUSBAND CHARGED
HER WITH DlsoRDERLY CONDUCT.
And the Onicer Who Arrested Her Said
She was a Euisanos-A Coiorod Mar
Charged with Highway Robbery-Othei
Gases In Municipal Court.


She was a Euisanos-A Ooiored Man
Charged with Highway Robbery-Other
Gases In Municipal Court.
Ellen Mcdonnell, middle aged
woman, with an elaborately decorated
black eve, faced Judge Ball this morn
log. on 4 charge Of disorderly conduct
made by her aged husband, Crawford
Mcdonnell She claims TO live at
Bellevue, ard sRys she came Ia town 60
SAYS she drove him out Of the place
where he WAS living. assaulted him ano
was continually drunk. Sergeant
Massey, who made the arrest said Ellen
was very drunk when he got her, and
that she Was a general nuisance She
has one son aud as be would become Il
burden on the public. Judge Ball allowed
her TO take the pledge for year
Joseph Douglass WAS arrested at Front
aud Madison streets by Officer Welsh,
drunk and disorderly conduct He was
hned So aud costs He claimed PhilA
delphis a. his home.
Robert Clark, another resident oil
Philadelphia, was arrested by Specls
Officer smith. drunk on the Z w 4 B
81 and costs
Annie Fitzgerald was arrested by
Ofioers Howgats and Riley on Market
near Front street. very drunk. Tbii
morning she was drunken, II possible
than when brought ia and was held unit
10 morrow morning.
Harry Wheeler. colored was on tria
for high saY robbery, alleged TO have
bsen committed about ten dayF ago on
Charles Williams, eolored Charles
elains thai he was standing at Eight
and French itreets when he was ep
preached By Wheeler, hit In the jaw,
rendered unconscious and then ROBBED
Of Sl7. Williams claims that Wheeler
then threw him into the Brand wine
Wheeler left the city but returned We'd
nescsy, and Was back but twenty min
utss when he VAS arrested by Sergeant
Welsh aud Ohi;sr Solm0n. William 5
dilles represented him, and secured 9
continuance until TO morrow morning.
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
Bankers win Organize

Next Wednesday morning the Della
ware Bankers Association will be
organized at the Clayton House. George
s. Capelle, James p. Winchester,
Joseph d w. Watson, ID. J. Cummins
and Philip L. Cannon constitute the
committee having the matter In charge,
with hon. John Pllling, Of Newark, as
tan,narsrv chairman
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
Tha Rohhnr Got AnnY.

While patrolling their beats in the
vicinity Of Second and Ktog streets
about 2 80 o'clock this morning. Officers
Gilliug and Lucas discovered four men
trying to enter Schaeffer's saloon. They
had the plato glass window broken.
Chase was given and Lucas had one OF
the men In bis grasp when be slipped
and fell, and the fellow got aWsy, leaving
bis hat in the officers hands Lucas was
quite severely bruised against a lamp
most
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
Powell Sent TO the Hospital.

About 8 o'clock last evening, Officer
Donahoe while patrolling his beat found
George Powell lyiug at Fifth ano Church
streets on the pavement. with his head
badly cut BE was sent to the police
station where Dr. Hughes dressed the
wound after which he was removed to
the Delaware Hospital
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
To Prevent Waste OF Water.

The rate for water used in what is
known as outside hoffers has been
increased by the Water Commis-
siouers from 50 to SO year, and prop
erty owners have been 81 notified. This
rate is confined to those hoffer5 which
svs not self closing aud is to prevent
waste of water.
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
rlnn HolInnr nooha Cheap

We have a fow copies Of a beautiful
work, Handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures OF bigh artistic
merit. which will be sold at 81 % copy,
which Is sbout one-fourth the publiea
tion price Also soEae copies of Rand and
McNslly's Cyolopedla at 50 90, worth
four times the price sskad Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL efioe
Evening journal., 1895-12-13
For rbeumatism have found nothing

For rheumatism have found nothing
equal TO Chambsrlaiu's Pain Balm. II re
reves the pain as soon as applied W.
Young. West Liberty W Va The prompt
relief It sffords IS alone worth many times
The cost 90 cents It's continued use will
effect a permanent cure. For sale by q
James Belt, druggist, corner Sixth and
Market streets