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The morning times., 1896-11-15
GREEN BREEKS.
A Gallant Son Of Edinburgh-Playmate
of Sir Walter Scott.

When Sir Walter Scott was scboolboy
in a sort OF warfare kept up between parties
CT boys who lived in different quarters of
the town; they fought good deal as the
different gangs" ON the East side Of New
York fight nowadays.
Little Walter Scott belonged to one fac
ton, as they called themselves, and Green
Brecks to another. Walters comrades Were
little Swells, and Green Breeks headed a
ragged crew: but neither side ared anything
about that, they battled because they We're
two factions, not bee ause they had anything
against each other; as they lived in differ
ent neighborhoods they knew nothing about
each other. not even each others names,
Green Breeks was called SO because he wore
a pair of gged breeches that had once been
part of a servant slivery. He was a gallant
leader. about fourteen, tall for his age,
with blue eyes and fair hair the battle took
the form of one party driving the other out
of invaded territory turn and turn about:
Green Breeks was always the first in the
charge; the last in retreat.
Wal er Scott's party had flag that the
lady who was then the Duchess of Suther-
land had given them; at last in one furious
charge the barc-foOted party sent all flying
before them, and Green Breeks well in
front of all the rest got his hand OH the
pnemy's flag; then the flag bearer struck
him on the road. and poor Green Breeks
fell down senseless; this was not what
had been intended at all. and W as such an
alarming accident that both sides fled in
terror, leaving the hoy lying on the pave
ment with his bright hair stained with
blood. The boy who had dealt the blow
was wild with terror, and secrecy was sw orn
by all his party: that would have done him
little good when Green Breeks came to, If
Green Brecks had been minded to tell on
him, but Green Breeks wasn't that kind
He was taken to the hospital for a few
days-the wound turned out trifle after
all-andargumentan and persuasion We're tried
on him to make him tell who struck him.
but tell he would not, nor give any sign
that could identify his enemy.
The morning times., 1896-11-15

heads together, as they plunged into the
liquor, and drank and drank until the
monster became an easy prey for his en-
emy.
AS he finished hard days Work by cut
ting off the monsters tail. his heavenly
sword was dinted by something harder than
Itself which lodged III the keipent's flesh.
1t proved to be another sword of the most
wonderfultemper. Susanoo drewit out and
held 4 Up Iii token oil Tie compIeu,on uI his
victory; whereupon clouds gathered above
IL, and, Tor this reason, its new owner named
II the Cloud Cnmpeller. II is said to be still
preserved, along with the Sun Goddess mir
Tor, among The imperial regalia Of Japan
The morning times., 1896-11-15
Not Guessing C.harndes.

lawyer was Questioning widow the
other day about her history. My history, !"
she replied, lis simplicity itself. Ny first
was the happiness of my life, my second
was goodness ITSELF my third" "Ex-
cuse men. madam" interrupted the LAWYER,
but really we aren't here to guess cha
rades, Chicago Chronicle.
The morning times., 1896-11-15
J. How Unkind.

"ob, that could find the key to your
obdurate heart!' sighed the Living skele.
ton, gazing fondly at the Fat Lady.
III tell you right now that it amt no
skeleton key said the Fat Lady IN scorr,
and the two-headed girl performed a laugh
ing duet in minor. or.-sIRilianapolis Journal.
The morning times., 1896-11-15
The Old story.

Mrs. Highly, what was that bundle YOU
hid under the sofa when came in?,'
.'Never mind; you don't need to know
just yet"
Great Caesar, Woman! Have you begun
already to make me Christmas slippers out
Of my old straw hatg''-Chicago Record.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23
10 THR sARNaHRFEsr.
wheeling wan HAVE us singers In In
Ch0rIls MANY, Other. Going,

Wheeling Wall Have MS Singer in the
Chorus-IJsny 0thsEs Going.
wheellng,s singing societies Will be
well represented a the national saen-
gerrest. which q "a be held at Pitts
burGh June s, ., 10. II ana IL, and TINT
they will do themselves and the city
credit Is sSineea ~ ire EFeAt interest
the activs members % the three soele-
ties arc taxing 10 their regular rehear-
sails and Ia their trip 70 the Smoky City.
The Mozatt, Afi0n and Beethoven socl9-
ties combined viii be represented ny
about one hundred active members and
they Will he Joined ~ the Martin $
Ferry MaenherClior sTciety, which VIII
swell the body Of slhgerB to about one
hundred ana twenty-five.
No definite ARRANGEMENT have been
made uS 10 what route the societies viii
take to PittsburRh but this VIII prom
ably he settled next week. Both roads
wifi uaer 4 rate OF - for the round trip.
good for ten days There e nm effort
being made for lower fares but az the
Central Tfaffic Association has settled
upon one faro for the round trip II IS
not likely that the ehiIFtS to reduce the
81 rate wIJIfs successful.
BESIDES the SIuGera q great mans clti-
xcns aud friends Cf the Wheeling Socia-
tiea Will 70 up % hear the excellent
music and So the iEimeHss parade. The
"biE day VIII be Thursday, June y.
and ON that day II is expected shat
Pittsburgh win have larger crowd
within her Gntes thnn she had at the
G. a. II. reunion TWO years ago.
The citizens ~ Pittsburgh are making
great prtparIrlons for the big event
andIwIil ahnsv thaI they have lost none
OF their hOSpitabIc qualities. The active
singers will go Mp on June s. but the
bnik Of Ihe WheHngites Will not so untt!
Thursday, parade day"
Thu Arion Society have engaged
rooms Mt the Central Hotel and VIII
make TINT their headquarters during
the fest. The Mozart and Beethoven
societies viii h" qunTtefed comfortably
up an Mt. VaShlu Stou, where they VIII
have everything that can serve 10 make
life happy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23

The pipe line Of the Wheeling Natural
Gas,company, which was to have been
laid along the river bank on the West
Virginia shore. from MOundsville to
a connection with the mains Of the COM
pany in lower Benwood, is being laid
along a difEerent route as has already
bean told in this paper. on account Of
the shorter distance to be covered and
the dlalcultles with property owners in
Marshall county above the Glendale
coal works. the line is crossing the river
from the coal works to a point Just
above the mouth OF weGee creek.
Thence It runs up the Ohio side to u
point about one mile below BellAlre,
where a connection with the system
Of mains of the Wheeling company Is
to be made. The laying Of the pipe
on the river bottom Is quite an inter-
eStIng operation, and Is done with the
aid OF a towbOat, the j. G. Rtsner,
which arrived day before yesterday
from Pittsburgh with two HATS ana
other necessary appliances The gas
company expects to have the connGc-
tion al Beliaire completed not later
than the 18th Of next month when gas
from the big Cameron g0sssr VIII be
turned into the system Of mains that
supplies Wheeling and the over-the-
silver towns with natural gas for use in
factories. Then there VIII be no scar
city and the company can do something
It has been unable to do recenuy-eX-
tend its service Of gas for use In man
ufacturius establishments.
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The Virginia was delayed somewhat
by low water and fog, She passed up ut
10 q. M.
John VoeEbtly, brother OF Clerk
Jake" Voegthly. Of the packet Lexing-
ton, dropped dead at Hannibal, Ohio. lie
was well known along the river
The marks mt p. M showed 3 feet II
inches and slowly rising. The rise az
pittsburgh has not amounted 10 rs
much as was anticipated. Without
more rain there will be not more than
IS feet here.
The Ben Hur cnme up to Wheeling
from ParkerBburg and went out ut her
regular hour. IL 81. m. The Elaine.
which has been doing the Hur's busl-
neeH between hsre and Pittsburgh.
transferred freight and pasFengcrs TO
tho larger boat on aTrivRl. Tho Elaine
departed for Parkersburg at noon, with
coal.
Captain ]. r. Cline. Of the L.exlug-
ton, will leave for Huntington In n few
DAYS and take charge Of tho Mary L.
Hatcher, a Big Sandy river light draft
boat, which he has secured to run IN
the Wheeling and MHiannrns trade
whan tho river shall have gotten too
low for the Lexington. The Lexington,
says Captain Cline. will not bo laid M
ma usual He Will take her tn Clnnln.
natl mad run her in the Cincinnati and
Chic trade. Captain Cline. personally
will command the Lexington In her
new trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23
REpUBLICAN CLUBS.


out of Those In the state which Have AL
ready Reported More than Half are
Named for Atkinson.
our OF III Republican clubs through
out the state. which have reported 10
Mr.. John W. KindlcberEer, the 9ecrs-
tnry OF the State League OF Clubs, q u
them ARE called Atkinson clubs" IN
ono county Ckanawha) there are II AZ
kinson clubs.
This is unprcce1 cntcd. and shows thai
Mr. Atkinson has wonderful grip up
ON his party in the state. He Is The 0esi
known man In NIL the state and
wherever he Is known. he IL held In high
esteem by his party followers. Because
Of this fact he will necessarily ada
strength to the Republican ticket. AS II
will be Comparatively easy matter 10
Est the voters 20 the polls II Is unlvtr-
saI1y conceded that Mr. Atkinson will tie
a difficult candidate to defeat when the
people are the arbIters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23

The mnttcr Of cheaper tolls to and
,,,,,, ~ I,lord has been settled and
tt"t, nv 4s ,.,sS - a.. s,.no,Sro,,
the tolls comHnetee Vi '"e s"SI'' ISL.
and steel bridges has met with the Terry
directors Ind arrived Mt an understand
49,. ,,,,o..K,,, a., rovldonts ~ the Island
'ns. W"etFS' '1e , A., ,s,,,,,,
will get lower tolls ana t''e iS'IS prop
erty will hi, sold, The conference was
"a have taken place last night, but
49, =. an. -. ,,rns,od dng,re Of one OF
OWNS W '"e " '.''," - ..,,,,a,
the members OF the bridge commlttee'
WIN wanted 10 leave for the east, the
.....,t,,. 90, ootI,5 for tho night before.
tnes'''b was 80, 80 ,,I.ov.s
There was long uFaWn-out N''su''
ion before a settlement could be 0Srecd
mon. b,,t 1t came at last and although
.A, -, ,,,,,nwboE ,.OtIrnut
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23
TIE BIG FIVE
West Virginia" Delegation In Congress
IroprrIy SIZED Up.

West VIrRlnla'H Delegation In Congress
Properly sized Up.
Charleston Mail: The Republicans OF
West Virginia should be proud OF their
representatives in the Congress Of the
United States They occupy positions In
the councils Of the party ut Washington
and have taken rank In the great ma
tionRl dclibcratIVc bodies rarely attain
cd hcGnr. the expiration OF the first Sos
sion after their Induction into Office.
COugrcsGlncn Duvcucr, Dayton, HUI
ling and Miller havG been attentive TO
the interests Of the state. have stood
shoulder to shoulder with Senator FL
kLnS>and IN everything for the material
advantage OF thu state.
Senator E.ll,lug IL n power already.
HIS great ability, keen and diScriml-
mating foresight and splendid knowl-
edge OF the needs OF the country moAt
especially in the matter Of river in-
proVements 10 the advantage Of our
section, rendered the attempt to defeat
the portions OF the rivers and har-
bors appropriation bill, directed toward
the permanent Improvement OF the Mo-
nOngahclu and the ultimate transEnr.
nation Of the Ohio into u deep water-
way. absolutely impossible, and when
Senator German attempted an amend
rAnt in which there lurksd n skllCully
designed clause tn cripple the vital pur'
lions Of the bill. senator Elklns made It
so plain to the senate that the design
was Interior and damaglnG, that body
defeated It by mn overwhelming vote
and then pushed the bill to Its final pas
sage, Senator Iilllins Is big in all that
goes 10 make up craftsmanship. He is
growing with the country and his vnlue
in Congress will continue to bring To
West Virginia and the nation gratifying
results
West VirglnIans have great cause for
tho qualification for the course OF their
representatives In Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23
: AT THE CENTRAL.

Another InrnGCc win bc Ready for Oper.
alton Ia Little Over Wtdk Many
More Men VIII hs En,pIoyod.
1t begins to look ~ though Wheeling
Is recovering her o!d-tlmr grip on the
glass business OF the country. Tie
Central Glass Works. which recently
rnOrEanIsed under local auspices, has
been doing very well since It started
up curly In the year, and the announce
ment that the second furnace will be
completed and ready to go into opera
ton one week from next Monday will
be received with pleasure by Wheel
ing people, particularly those which live
and do business In the East End, Tho
second furnace will give employment to
large number Of people. and increase
the number Of the employed in the
East End, which has felt severely the
shutdown of the Central.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23
In 1n.,trs t;l,r,.nr,. cenrt.

James CohaEan and Michael Sweeney
were arrested for treSpassing on the
land Of Mike" ASulG yesterday Their
hearing Will occur Monday at p. m.
before Justice Il. H. Glllespy.
Thomas Hofey, for jumping hoard
bin, was arrested and was committed
for trial.
James &. Williams, for assault on NJ.
Morris, viii have a trial next Thursday
before the squire There 'S nm add
tIonal charge Of resisting an oFicer.
charles Hardgraves, FIR stealing a
DaIr ~ shoes from Ohio Gilmore, was
held for action by the grand jury.
"Fln" Cook was arrested on hVe
charges Of running house Of proEtltli-
ton in alley c. and will be held for
court.
John Wlster. for profane curSing. was
fined 81 and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23
ANOTHER OIL FIELD

plSoovsred In Washington County Near
aIarIetta-The stuart "IsIE InJHn" Well
Making 800 Barrels E1cltement at
Marlrtta.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
MARIETTA, o.. May 22.--Another
great oil field has been added to those
near Marietta by the strike of the Stew
art well on the Dye farm. on Lease Run,
a fow miles east nf this city and IN this
county. The well Is sixteen hundred feet
deep and the oil the Big Injun. When
1t was struck to-day It commenced flow
ing and has continued steadily ut the
rate ofthree hundred barrels. II prom~
isss, owing to being the Big Intun sand.
to be very large well when drilled in
ana there Is the widest excitement
among the oil men In this city Tonight
over the strike. The first well drilled
there was a small producer and little at
tention paid TO II. but this well MAKES
Il certain that an extensive ami Tatu-
able field has been opened.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23

PITTsBURGH-River ~ feet and
falling nj the dam. Weather clear and
GREENsBoRo-RlvCr feet " In
cIles and rising. Rainfall rs inches
Cloudy and warm.
OIL CTTY-Rlver ! foot Hhd falling
Clear and pleasant.
WARREN--RiVer cight-tcnthS OF "a
foot Fair and warm.
STEUBENVILLE- River . feet in
ehcg and rising. Cloudy and warm.
UD--Rennett Virginia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet In
chcs and stationary. Cloudy and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23

most stubbOrn.minded person. This
Joyous transformation from sickness TO
health is going on in thousands OF homes
across the wide extent Of this country.
The reputation OF Paine's celery COM
pound has grown by word of mouth,
from persons made well, to others VINO
needed It's healing, strengthening poWeH
The agreement Of opinion among che
best-informed, most obSerVant class OF
people, In the well-to-do homes OF our
largest cities, as well as In the more
frugal town ComuunItleS, places Paine's
celery compound far in advance OF any
remedy PaIue's celery compound iS, In
fact, the only spring remedy ever heard
Of In the home OF practIcing physicians.
This great remedy IL not an ordinary
spring sarBapRriiia, bitterS, tonic or
nervIne. Paine's celery compound IS far
apart from any Of these gues3work
remedies as black is from white In the
eyes Of the physicians who regularly
prescribe 1t, use 1t themselves and carry
It home to their own families. Patne's
celery compound Is the famous formula
OF that thoughtful and studlous physi-
clan. Prof Edward f. Phelps, N. d.;
LII. D., OF tho Dartmouth medical
school.
1t Is the duty Of every man or woman
who has been benefited by Paine's eel.
cry compound to Impress on friends and
neighborS It's wonderful efficacy as a
spring remedy that Is In every way
worthy OF the name.
The past Of Paine's celery compound,
as every one who keeps Informed Of cur
rent events is we'll aware. is remarka..
bic story Of sick people made well, and
Of many persons, who had given up
health as wholly lost, made strong as
ever they were In their lIvcs. Paine's
celery compound Is the spring remedy
par excellent. No invIEorator has been
90 much praised. discussed, recommend
ed and used by physicians, and dlsceTn-
ing, conservative men and women IN
every walk OF life.
Tho above story Of RaInes celery COM
pound In a nutshell Is that 1t makes the
| sick we'll. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23
THE EPW0RTH LEAGUE.

Three Coming Meetings In which Ep-
worth LeAEuers are lntsrs.tetl.
Next Thursday and Friday the
Methodist youuE people of wheeling
district, representing that great young
peoples Organization In their church.
the Epworth League, will gather at
Cameron to hold their sixth annual Con-
VentiOn. One hundred delegates are
expected to BE- entertained by the gem
erOus people ot Cameron, who arr now
making all arrangements for the en-.
tertRinment and comfort OF those who
COME within their borders ut that time.
Every one OF the thirty chapters In the
district, which IL composed Of Ohio.
Marshall and WetRrl counties. should
be fully represented. on the pro-
Iramme Is provided the discussion Of
subjects Of Importance 10 every Ep-
WORKMAN, and a great deal 0t help for
the carrying on q the league work on
the district can be CLEANED by those
who viii take advantage Of this oppor-
tunity and go. whether they be dele
gates or no. Visitors will be welcome.
Kingwood, June 50. July and . is
Just now the watchword OF the Epworth
I.caEucrs In the state. In that beRutl-
full mountain town on the above dates
Will be seen rs happy and enthusiastic
body. the representatives OF Metho-
dlsm's young life In West Virginia, as
has never been seen there before, Will
your clanter be known there? Is a Ques-
tlon that has been sent out a ready
response came TO the call FOR the first
annual convention OF the West Virginia
conference and grand success was the
Park,rsburE gathering last year. But
the txncCtations are that the KiugwoOd
meeting will b. greater 4 full dele
CATION from every chapter Is the re-
quest. The general topics for the con-
venfion are "The Mechanism Of the
EDwurth League and 1.-THE League at
Work" Upon these subjects will be
heard the states lIvelIcst members and
those from abroad who are the foremost
IN league work.
The fourth general conference dis.
trict, covering seven conferences, OF
which West Virginia Is one. Will be
the orsnnizati0n represented at Harris
burg, Pa, from June 8 TO q. Very
elaborate preparations are under way
for this great gathering. It Is 80 exceed
the Philadelphia convention of last
yenr. which 3 pleasantly remembered
by all who were there, In attendance
and In superiority Of programme. The
programme committee has secured the
eastern section Of this great land from
end to end - secure the best people
available, and Il only awaits the Assem-"
bling Of the hosts, the works and the
prayers Of every interest member 10 be
a great sIcceaR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23

LONDON. May @2.--The gigantic
wheel and recreation tower, an imitation
Of tho Ferris wheel. on larger scale.
stopped revolving Mt sis p. m. yestcr-
dny. while n large number OF people
were on board, They were compelled
m remain aIurt all night and It WIS no;
until noon to-day that the prisoners
wore finally released. amid much cheer
ing rom crowdg "a had assembled to
witness the rescue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23

The scholars OF Lincoln school gave an
entertainment at the school building
last night gefore an audience that com
plpteiy filled the large hall The pro-
Eramme was made up ot songs. reclta-
tons and readings and was most enjoy
able. Refreshments were served and a
very pleasant evening was spent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23
ArLANrIo rnA ooMpANY.
Atlantic I3a Co.
Yo LeadrLst Taoso Who Can Follow.

We have always been the lrst 1,
reduce prices, no other house In the
state cnn show such a record. Al.
ways iH size lead with los prices
/ fresh and standard goods. The
steady increase Of tradr in all our
stores enables Us 10 further reduce
prices. our nim rs always 10 give
our patrons the benefit of our u.
tensiVe purchasCs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23

4 kidney education starts with: Back
ache means kidney aches. lame
back means lame kldpeys. weak
hack means weak kidneys. cure
means Doan's Kidney Pills Read
nbout the free distribution
in this paper. and call at Logan Drug
Co, Bridge Corner. Main street. Wheel
inE, s., Va, or ], c. Dent, apothecary,
Oglebays Block, Bridgeport, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23
Sour

Stomach, sometimes called watcrbraSh,
and burning pain, distress, nausea,
dyspepsia, are cured by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. This it accomplishes because
with its wonderful power rs q blood
purifier, Hoods Sarsaparilla gently
tones and strengthens the stomach and
digestive organs, invigorates the liver,
creates au appetite, gives refreshing
sleep, and raises the health tone. In
cases of dyspepsia and indigestion it
seems to have ga magic touch"
"For over IL years I Sunered from sour
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23
IkWVC for Summer Dresses. 100 new
DANAD pieces Just In.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.


Electric BItters iE medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen
orally needed when the !ang4!d, eE-
hausted feeling prevails. when the liver
is torpid and sluggish ana the need OF
a tonic and Alternative 10 felt A prompt
use Of this medicine has oiten aVertan
M medicine will net more surely In
cnnntcractIng ami freeing the system
Tron Tho maInrihI poison. HGhdHCl6.
Indireailon. Constipation, DlzZlneHS
yield to Electric IBitterS. bOc ana Sl-0O
per bottle at Logan Drug cos Drug
Store
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23
DIED.

DAY-At his late residence In Wheel
ing, on Saturday morning, May %.
1896. mt 1901 o'clock EDGAR TSINSEN
DAY, son OF William Nick. and Mary
Day, in the 4lst year of his age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23

YEsTrRDAY's DEPARTURES

YESTERDAY > DEFAhlOHE'S
PRrKershurE. BEN HuR, II a. m.
PHTkersburE. ELAINE noon.
Pittsburgh. :. VIRGINIA. 10 o. m.
ClnrlnSton. JEWEL, 3O r. m
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Coal Valley. H. X. BEDFORD. a. m.
WS,RmOrnE i ,t:% ISGTOE. II n. m.
CIsrIngt on :. JEWEL, a:So p, m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
ZsneaviIIe. .LoREEA. s n. m.
PItiEhuFEll, -. BEN HUR, 8 a. m.
Pittsburgh. RUTH, n. m, -,
PittSburSh. KEYSTONE STATE. .. m.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA., n. m,
sisteEsvIlle. JEWEL, n, m.
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Mhrm Nature

Necda assistance It may bc host to rem
der II promptly, but one should remcm-
her to use even the most perfect rene,
dies only when needed. The hcst ana
most simple aud gentle remedy Is the
svrtIp OF Figs, manufactured by the
California Fig syrup Company