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DISASTER AT SEA.
British Steamer In Collision sinks viii
az prrnonn on HnnrL.

British Steamer In Collision sinks with
2lT Persons On Board.
BREsT, France, juno 1.-THE Brit
lsh steamer Drummond Castle, Capt,
N, W. Pierce, from Cape Town for
London, colllded Mt midnight with an
unknown steamer and sank three min
utes later with 1A passengers and 1903
officers and crew abroad. Two men
were picked up floating on some wreck
age by fishermen on ushnnt, near
which point tho steamer went down,
II Is hoped, however, that some OF the
passengers and crew escaped In the
boats.
The Drummond Castle belonged to
the famous Castle limo OF steamships
running between South Africa and
London. She was OF about 1850 tons
register and was last heard Of Mt La
Palmas Canary Islands, on June II,
Frlly last
Tugs have been sent out from this
port to tho scene OF the disaster In the
hope of picking UP some survivors. The
fate OF the Etenme? which the Drum
mond COlildcd Is not known and hopes
are expressed that she may be HNOat
and that some OF the passengers and
crew OF the Castle liner are on board
OF her
The sole survivor at ushNnt OF the
DrummOnd Castle Is a man named
MacQuart. Six bodies hive already
been recovered there. One Is that OF an
officer or tho lost steamship and an
other Is that Of a girl SIX years old,
Two additional survivors OF the sunk
EN- steamship are ut the Isle de MOlene.
The cause of the disaster is unknown
hut. lit Is believed to have been due to
the lights OF the unknown steamer
by the officers OF the watch on board
the Castle liner,
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The readers OF this paper will DO
pleased to learn that there is Mt least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all lts stages.
and that Is catarrh HBllS Ca
tnrrh euro Is the only positive cure
known to tho medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being q constitutional disease, re.
uulrcs constitutional treatment.
HnIla Catarrh Cure Is taken lntCrnal-
Is, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous rurfaecs Of the system, there
by destroying the foundation OF the dis
enRc, and giving the patient strcnEth
by building up tho constitution and Ms
sistlng nature In doing it8 work, The
prapyistoFa have 20 much faith IN itB
curative powers that they oncr One
Hundred Dollars Tor any case that II
fails to euro. Send for list OF tnFttmoht-
ais. Address.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druEglsts. T5c,
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LONDON, June 1.-THE Chronicle
this morning has a hAlf column inter-
view with ZION, Henry watterson. or
the presidential election he said he did
not regard the pending issue II America
as directed towards flnality. III the
Republicans come In said he, they
will And themselves as little able to
settle tn" question as the Democrats
have been In the last three years For
the moment" Mr. wAtterson Contin-
ued, the Democrats seem TO have gone
to pieces; but when thd Offices are dis
tTihuted next year aud the battle ard
resentments begin and the Republicans
go to pieces, then there viii be Il
complete redistribution VI party force
and there Will be great and concluE-
I've contest in 1900 between sound aud
unsound theories OF government and
finance. Tho coming general election
Will be largely struggle for the Of
HCpa "
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A NIaHTCAP.
Physicians Recommend Apples as Excel
LENT Food RcfoFr Retiring.


LENT Food RcfoFr Retiring.
And now the bulletin Of Pharmacy
has taken up the subject Of apples be-
Ing such good night food.
Everybody ought TO know that the
very best thing they can do Is TO eat
apples Just before reilrlng FOR the
night. Persons uuinitiated In the mys-
terles OF the fruit are liable to throw
up their hands in horror at the visions
OF dyspepsia which such suggestion
may summon up, but no harm can
come even to a delicate system by the
eating OF ripe and juicy apples just be-
fore going 10 bed.
The apple Is excellent brain food, be-
cause II has more phosphuric acid In
easily digestcd shape than other fruits,
II cxCitcs the action OF the liver, pro-
notes sound and healthy sleep and
thoroughly dlsinfectg the mouth. This
Is not all. The apple helps the kidney
sacrctIcns and prevents calculus
gr0wthH, while II obvutcs indigestion
aud IL one OF the best known proven
tlvcs OF diseases Of the throat Every
beIy should be familiar with such
knowledge.
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THOUSAND LIVES LOST
In Some OF the Japanese Islands From
SfeSmtC DttWrbRMCsS.

Au some OF Tue JuIhheae lNl"uuS NEuW
SteSmtC DtStWrbRTrsG.
Copyright. 1895. by the Associated PresA)
YOKOHAMA, June l7--Ncws OF II
terrible earthquake disaster Involving
the loss OF over a thousand lives has
reached here from the Island OF Yesso.
which contains the northern province Of
japan. ShIrcbeste, Oshlma. Furi. HI
TAXA, Tokanhi. Jshillri. EirshlrO. Tcsh-
Two. Kitami and NemOra. All these
sections OF the island semc to have been
more or legs shaken The subterranr,
GUS disturbance lasted about twenty
hours and Jnrjns that period the ut
most error prevailed The town Of
KumAishi Is reported to have been to-
tally destroyed.
The awful SERIES OF earthquake
shocks were accompanied by n tidal
wave. and Il Is believed that II was this
onTush OF giant wave from the sea
which practically wiped out the town
or Kumaishl. which Is situated towards
the Japan Sea, on n narrow neck OF
land separating II from Volcano Bay,
on the Pacific side OF the Island
Rumor has 1t that the number OF lives
lost and the amount OF damage done Ia
far In excess OF the figures contained in
the brief official dispatches.
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WASHINGTON. D. c., June iI-The
Times, a United Press paper, has the
following headline this morning;
''f,lalform completed: contests I'M
Known. Behind GIoseI deHFs Platform
committee concluded It's Inb0rs behind
cldscd door,, aud ala not permit tho
privileged reporters Of the United Pre3S
to listen 10 lts lhbors."
The Washington P3st, an Associated
Press pnDor, appearing at the came
hour. had nearly two columns about
the platform. Including the preamble
and principal plnnka In full and rood
summary NJ The PlaHk8 Ia which there
10 lnm gennrhl LntnrClt.
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Three what? Three charmingIy exc
cutef posters In colors. drawn by W,
w Dcnsluw, Ethel Reed and lay
Brown, viii be sent Crcn OF postage
TO any addreaa on receipt " Ono Dollar
An who are afflicted with the poster
craze" VIII Immediately embrace this
rare opportunity, as hut 4 limited NUN
her of the posters VIII be issued The
scarcity OF good thing enhances IT'S
value. Address George II. llranord,
General Passenger Agent OF the Chi
cagn, Milwaukee & 81 Paul HALLWAY.
old Colony Building, Chicago w.
th&m,
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ezRxAN.AMERICANs
Irrespective of Party will Support the st
TnuIO pIhtEOFn1.

Irrespective of Party will Support the 81.
Louie Platform.
ST. LOUIS. June 17.-Thc following
telegram was received In this city last
night for distribution among the dole
gates to the convention:
"rhc German American sound mo-
ney league declares irrespective OF poll
tiles that they viii support the party
which by itg platform enphntlCnlly de-
clurcg for the mnint' nance OF the gold
standard and against free coinage ut
aty ratio, They are supported In this
declaration by $50 out or 3S7 German
American newspapers throughout the
country. ana by nIna-tenths OF the Ger.
man-Amcrican voters in the doubtful
ufuipg
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POCATELLo. Idaho. June lG.-Tha
Democratic statc convention to-day
adopted resolution expressing de-
votion 10 the principles OF Democracy
al taught BY Jefferson and jackson and
1mnnding the immediate restoration
Of the free and unlimited coinage of
gold and silver at the present legal rO-
ito OF lG to |. as ouch co!nngo existed
prior 10 1871. without waiting for the
action OF any Other nation on earth;
that such gold and silver to be full L.
sal tender for all debts, public and
Urivnfp
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NEW YORK. June IA dispatch to
the World from Madrid says; Premier
Canovas Ia anxious to avoid anything
that would further strain the relations
between America and Spain while
Cleveland remains President Appeal
viii BE- made to the patriotism NJ the
the Rnti-AmcrlCan demonstrations In
parliament. Mt least. In the FIRST part
VI the session ending In August.
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PORTLAND, ore, June 17--rhe Orc
gonian auys of tho financial plank: The
financial plaul, agreed upnn IN such an
Improvement upon tho uttcrnnccA OF
four years ago that II seems hypocr't-
nj 10 look Tor lts dofcCtE POliticlan9
drafted It and It's aims, argument ana
persuasion, but u arguments are
5ound II IA 0 good platform on which
to 20 before the people, aud II VIII be
endorsed ht the Dollt In November"
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WE might tull you moro about ono
Minute Cough euro, but yJn probably
know that II cures cough Ever ono
docs who has used II. II " a perfect
remedy Tor coughs. colds, h1nI5 ness II
Is an especial favoritc Tor children, pc
Ing pleasant TO tnkc and quick m curlnH,
ChnrlcB X. GOct2c. corner Twelfth ana
Market Htrcrta; Bowie " tninpanS'
Bridgeport; Peabody & SON. beh"ogu'
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GENERAL NOTICES

NToTIc'B;T
OF 1856 Of fic.city OF wheeling ''D'l
Notice 1ydsrreby given by Tho r,a,r,.
sluncrr ~ tlle loan OF - Of tHr XIV \,
Whpplnatih5t on June . 1896 u.r.y,,.
to the rCaIlremCntE Of IT, 1r1.ianar y,
EHid city, passed May y, l&s5. rn.i'lrF "
orlinuHOtihU provide FOR the +a
sale of bonds Of the city Of Wnr,Dg y
be known u bonds Of 1855. ana ,.r a..
rcdcmptiOHand payment thereof ana ar.
yidlnH for TIN payment into tho ...9. ,ys,.
ufy OF contain amounts from tho rrvern..
Of the EaB.aHd water works. 'hr fo,Gr.
Ing degcrlbGl bonds Issued mHlr XIX
ordlnRnCG wore duly determined hg To, ~
said commissioners for rcdrurf,oD M
PaymeRhIg9t the Arst day 81 JaIy tx
io-ylt; g6hds No, three t'l Tor ilf1. NJ
eight 81 EntTl0O; No. ten QO) FOR SIN. M
gcYcnty-four 90 for $500: No on frrrg,cl
and iiftecn-rtl5) for 81 ,OOO; No our m!nirsi
and thirtI.aiX $3.50 for {l.GU, No on,
hundred ma ihirty-niRe H29} for {! "a SS
ono hunIred and nInety.four GgD 10.
S.m; No, Gwo hundred and thlrty.tw6
ESP for q 90! No. two hundred and thlriv.
four (y5D for $1,000; No. two hundred ana
ifty-thrGGt7s3l for 81, 900: No. two hundrsj
aud GGvGHty@stX (216t for 1900. No 'sH
hundred and ninety-hve eos Tor 81 IC
and No. three hundred and twenty.iogi
(22) for q, 90: that said bonds viii be r..
deemed and paid at the Bank OF the Obi,
Valley, In the city 81 Wheeling, We,t
Virginia, by said commissioners on and
after snil first day OF July, 1896, and thai
said bonds 30 determined will cease Ia
bear interest from the last mentioned
% COMMISSIONERS OF
NJ THE LOAN OF 1856.
Fs#s By p. B. DOBBINS.
ie8 Chairman
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MORNING SCENES.
A Chilling, DrizzIins Rain Damp.
ems the Ardor Of the Delegates.
MANY ANXIOUS TO GET HOME

Now hat the Main Contests arc Virtually
ssttfssl-'Ths Only Thing that Will Put
Llf' ante the Convention VIII he che
Fight over the Vice neutrality-suspicious.
wlif espt, but there Is Fight BsInE
Ma'ls AEain't IlIs solectlO" by the Anti.
PlHt FACTION, Led by Miller, nilss and
Och frs-An Depends On IIannNs Att.
tnat
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NEW YORK. June 1.-THE Wander
bill. WllapR webbing which was TO have
taken place tomorrow, has been indie
fnIoly postponed, Young Mr.. Wander
bit Ia suffering from an attack Of in
iIlmmatbry rhCumatigm, and f. con-
vi ordorsyto florists and caterers hnvc
been CountCrmlndCd
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Busy people have no time, and SON
gIhlc people have no inclination IN use
"A Glow remedy ono Minute Cough euro
acts promptly and gives permanent re-
suits. CharloH r. GOctGv corner
Twcifih ana MARKET strprlH. Bowie ~
Company, liridgcporG Peabody q Son,
Ncnwual
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SMITH DICKINSON,
EXCHANGE BANK BUILDING.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS !!

No. s5ls chapllno street, Groom brick.
Lots on National Pike, in seiberts Gar
den. 10 foot front.
groom brick residence on Virginia street
l0-room Brick house on Fifteenth street.
lot 90 foot front; No location,
Lots, size ?5Xi2O feet, on South Huron
street at 1925 each.
Money TO Lo.n-S20O to $500.
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HOUSES And LOTS FOR SALE

A very desirable residence and business
property, corner Main and Tenth street"
No, 81 Fifteenth street, rooms, brtck'
No. l6l Sixteenth street, lot SQXlO teeI
A fip9 residence in Pleasant Valley,
Eos.Slb0 and ~? Seventeenth street.
No. GKCnIucky street. I rooms. -.
stoFerooms and : dwcllinEA renting LoI
SlSl % aper month, corner Market ana
twentieth streets, pays y per cent.
No. S.kEntueky street, lot SOxltO feet ~
a ti1e residence on Virginia street. All
modern convenience; price low. .,
No. .E2l2 ChRplIne street. large pFieE
No. $iSth street, rooms and stable;
No. 1875 nth street, 8 rooms And staO!G
Lot Corner Main and Sixteenth street
No. ri llih street, rooms and bath
No. 1909 Chnpllne street, rooms
No 1913 Chapllno street, . rooms. 80.
Lot on Main ST., between I'D and GSo SIA
iots ON North Wabash street.
No. Il South Broadway. reaidenoo OF u
iSt 3GXlsO North York street
Lot No. 70 indiana St, rooms, modern
No. "a N. Wabash ST., 6 rooms. cheap
A hne lot III Pleasant Valley. ..-,,,
Nc. Is Vermont street. rooms: lot sOAV
rio Bloch property on North Main 81
MONEY TO LOAN.
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ROLF Go ZANE,
les d. : No. % Fourteenth Street.
FOB SALB.


S.room frame house. bath, hot and cold
wafer: also double frame house: rooms S,,s
buildings, suitable for two families; both
TnEeg. between Seventh and Eighth
streets, east side OF Market St: lot SlxlH
feet, A bargain at $500.
HOUSE, 70 rooms, large center balls, with
modern -q9nvcnicnGeS. and large lot. No.
ono 5Ethe finest houses In Park View,
7 rooms and hall; hardwood finish. with
one acre OF land to same, ct bargain
House. j rooms. In BClvcderc addition.
terms easy, SOU.
Lots ofi Lind st. and McColloch St. East
wheeling, 500 TO 500 each,
Houso,fB rooms and hall, Market street.
centrnt Wheeling, cheap. flee ,...
Splendid DldG. site for dwelling, i6th 81
splendid bldg. site for dwelling, ltth a.
House, rooms, 18th STU N.t!S uA...
lnproVornentS, ChapIine at, Centre
w TSSSE looms tS,S2Si and hall. 18th st.. &aTOa
H6iSe, 8 rooms. 18th St, fl.tp. ....
Hnuae rooms. IN beIyeaeEe aoe:' ~ W.,
st., npaf 5sist ST.. lot llxi2? T., $500.
House. rooms hal and large LOT lI1h
'' House S ! rooms and s.roomsd house In
House. rooms. brick. with hall. Jacob
st,, Centre Wheeling: cheap, 800,
House. c rooms. brick. Eoh st.. 9Th ward.
'.i Soasc. rooms. N. Market St: cheap
"!Si IStS on Lind st. selyedere, s225 each.
Wheeling; easy terms, $3.50. 90.
House. rooms and attic. Jacob st. 6tb
ward %.aoo'
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s Per 6eit Gold Bond for Sale.

Issued BY PythIan Castle Association IA
Joint stock company on their new modern
building. corner OF Twenty-Soventh and
Chnplne streets. The bond Issue, secured
hy flrSt deed Of trust, only represents
90 per cent OF the value of the property,
and their redemption amply provided for,
Principal and interest payable in gold.
Interest coupons payable seml-annually
at Wheeling Title and Trust Co. AbSo'
lutely safe. secure and profitable.
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NESBITT g. DEVINE.
Tel 64a l1ES Market Street.
my2g
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FOR RENT


Two brlek:hoases and fu!! lot, a corner
lot for &iiTDl-
lots McMcchen.
4lots Elm Grove.
No. % 2AhS street, store room and
dwellInSas-u1
No. ISIS Main street. $500.
No. 1872 and An Market street,
No. GO Seventeenth street, roomG both
No. $50 Main street.
Sixteenth street residence, N,5o1
Nos. f5T' ahd ~ National road.
Counters md shelving. No. 10I ThiEtN
third streets
No. % Sixteenth street.
Lot on South Front street.
sIx-rooRsd house. Peninsula
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real EstateAgent, Collector, Notary Pub
lie and ROASIon Attorney, No. lSl Mar.
ket street.. leb
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RROOKSlDE,
II WEST VIRGINIA,
KenilWorth Inn.
Ocean End Kentucky Avenue,
ATLANTIC CITY NJ

Full ocean view. Every modern appoint
ment. Elevator to street level Cuisine
and service OF the highest standard. Ca
paclty 30. Illustrated booklet mailed with
special weekly rates.
YES q. u. COPE
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Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
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CaStOria relieves Teething Troubles,
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Castoria allays FeverishncsA
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Castoria cures Constipation and Flatnle
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millions of persons permits US to speak Of without guessing
It is unouenaby the best remedy for Infants and Children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-03
ReprovIng n Preacher.

October 81, 1896.
Rev. DR.. VI. d. Kneeand. Secretary Of
New England Sabbath Protective
League, Boston. Mass:
Dear Sir,-The writer. a Nirgnian. last
summer heard your address in a Pres
byterian church In New Hampshire, and
being convinced Of the importance OF
your work. and OF your sincerity. sub
scribed 10 your Monthly Magazine, and
to our work; feeling that your sole pur-
pose was TO advance the cause OF Christ
and the Christian observance of the Sab
bath, and not that Of doing fellow
man an injury. without allowing that
person an opportunity TO reply. You
can, therefore. imagine my surprise. and
the surprise OF every other honest man,
in seeing the publication i'm your paper.
received this morning. on the eve Of the
election. OF an open letter addressed TO
Hon. William Jennings Bryan, the Demo
cratic candidate for President. dated Oc-
tober 18th. insinuating that he, or his
supporters. propose TO desecrate the Sab
bath, knowing full we'll that such is not
his purpose, and the publication Of his
answer 70 your communication would be
received by you too late to counterfeit
your publication.
II you were sincere in this. and only
desired 10 know the truth, and give the
truth circulation. why did you not await
his reply. and then publish both letters
at the same time? The reason is obyi-
ous-yOu being. as l take it, an ardent Re
publican, Were willing AT the sacrifice Of
principle for the sake Of your party,
to give circulation to this your letter,
knowing that 1t could not be contradlcted
before the election.
Respectfully yours.
WILLIAM II. SANDS.
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THE DISAsTER HOWL.

The Springfield CMass) Republican
has this to say in commenting upon the
letter which recently appeared in the
Dispatch. comparing the canvass Of Mr..
Bryan with the first canvass Of Mr. JET
ferson, and citing specimens Of the abuse
that was heaped upon the latter:
Just as the New Englanders Of that
day acquiesced in the political revolution
Of 1900. and accepted like loyal citizens
its results so would the New Englanders
Of to-day. and the whole people OF the
East. accept the popular verdict In case
Bryan should be elected If the Ameri-
can people Of ninety-six years ago were
able TO survive the presidency Of Thomas
jefferson. after having expected the an
nIhilation Of society, the American peo-
pie OF to-day can survive twenty organs,
as DR.. Everett has said"
Correct. And, not only can the Ameri-
can people survive the election Of Bryan,
but the country will profit by it. All this
talk about the country's going to wreck
and ruin in case OF Bryan's election is
the veriest rot. The fact that the money
power has been able To exercise so much
influence in this canvass affords the best
of assurance that It will be powerful
enough TO prevent any grave financial
disturbance should free coinage OF silver
triumph to-day.
The dire prophecies OF the Republicans
and their Bolter allies as to what Bryan's
election would mean for the holders of
securities are, when reduced to their
last analysis, but another form Of in
timidation. They are designed TO scare
those OF moderate holdings into voting
the Republican ticket. They represent
one Of the joint plays in the partnership
game of the Republicans and Wall street.
by which the one hopes to get rule and
the other pelf. The Republicans are
making a desperate effort to regain
ascendency, and the Wall-street manipu-
lators ask nothing better for their pur-
poses than that the financia, conditions
continue such as that the public Treasury
may become their prey at WILL This is
the explanation of the disaster howl
If business and legitimate banking will
bear that In mind, and remember that
the money power, as represented in Wall
street and it's satellites and the trusts.
is too selfish TO allow and cannot afford
any serious financial furry. all will be
well.
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SEEING THE FUTURE.

A so-called magician In London has oeen
coming money lately by showing people
pictures OF their future life. one strong
man saw himself depicted as an aged
worn-out wreck OF humanity, broken down
with care. A woman in robust health saw
herself transformed into a gloomy invalid.
There was trick about 1t, OF course, but
every visitor went away feeling heaVy-
hearted and respondent.
There are thousands Of men and women
to-day who would be filed with similar
terror II they could only see the future IN
store for them unless they do something
at once TO prevent Il. They are nervous
weak. tired. languid. exhausted In nerve
power and physical strength They are
seepless. and awaken tired and unre-
freshed. without energy for the day 5
work.
When people get to feeling like this II
plainly shows that their systems are badly
run down These symptoms are the sure
signs Of malaria, of debility, and the best
way 10 get rid OF them is to take pure
medicinal stimulant which viii build up
the strength The best stimulant rs pure
whiskey. but It must be absolutely pure
and there is only one whislIey-Duffys
pure malt-which fully answers this de-
scription. This whskey drives out ma
larla. and builds up the whole system. IL
makes weak. weary people strong ana
well All grOcers and druggists keep
Duffy's pure malt whiskey. There IS no
other whlskey like Duffy's, and nothing
else that can possibly take its place.