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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

st. Louis, December i.-'rhe following
letter has been sent to President Cleveland
II was signed by the committee appointed
at the mass meeting of Cuban sympathi2crs
held in this city November a.
To His ENccllency Grover Cleveland Presi-
dent, Washington, u. c.
ST, Louis, Mo, December Sir; The
press reports that have been published for
months past and are being daily published
from the island OF Cuba, indicate that the
war being waged by the Cuban people for
liberty on the one side. and by the forces
of the Spanish government for their sub
iugatiou on the other. has deecuerated into
a bloody and morciIess stream OF eXtermln-
alton in which women children. the aged
| and inirm and other non comhatants arc
/ subjected to inhum0n and barharous treat
nent by the Spanish soldiery.
The Letter then 4efesw q T. ssnsth TO IN
| previous rebeilions and OF their barbarodi
| character, and concludes;
In spirit of charity. we appeal TO yot
! in The name OF humanity and American
| civilization 10 make effective the repeated
! ly expressed will OF the vast majority q
your fellow -citizens by granting to th'
Cuban people the rights of beligcrcncy
which We believe will at once mollify tn,
horrors of this war aud tend to its speed,
tarmiuat ion "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

Cincinnati "A
West Fla
with 500
rom
Of
defeated Of
and
iards had deserted
place though
n he son.
o dash
the suburbs killing
Several American
do nc applaud aim
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Enrinpd and America.

New York. December IA copyrighted
cable to the Evening Post says that AM
basssdor Bayard assured the Evening
POSTS correspondent today OF his belief that
before his departure from England some
armament arrangements OF arbitration VIII
he reached between England and America.
Negotiations were. Mr. Bayard said, being
conducted at Washington, not through him.
hut they arose 30 naturally from the affini-
ties of the two countries that now thr
Venezuelan question had moved 30 far
toward a settlement thai there was every
reason 10 hopo for speedy and favorable
issue In the larger question.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

New York December "A Havana spe-
cial to the World says: Oscar Cespedas. an
American citizen imprisoned in San Ser
vano prison Maianzas. has been denied Il
clvil trial. The case is sent back TO tho
military authorities fer opnsI4u4at.Oa All
court martial. Cespedas landed in cuba
with Truiillos fiIlbustering expedition
June % OF this year. and shortly stterward
Joined La Crctes lnsurgent forces in Ma
tanzas province
Madrid dispatches quote Premier Capovas
as having assured the queen yesterday OF
his confidence that President Cleveland
forthcoming message will In nowise be
unfavorable to the Spanish interests.
a British firm has obtained ,x-rac,
from the Spanish government TO construct
In Havana harbor navy dock capable o.
receiving ships of 10000 tons to cost $500.
OoO, to be completed within three months.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05
SHORT NEWS sT0Rlies

CHIPPEWA FALLS. VIA rho water
Y t"cedmN aua business lion are moving
BACK 10 then quarters.
pNBuNl +, Iowa Nutwood, The famous
Nl OW Hll.luu, w. dult
Httll N fcTmJ1G ghro1tcns 20 impose
iWihcf du1oa Oh American ghinpine
NultFpLk Va AN wirea are pres-
,raied lN the storm ANA snow SIS twelve
lUChep deep.
NJ NpM' pi'. Mich ~Tho river here Ia
ris'uT and people are necing Tor thcir
l!tcf from ihC bottom lBnds
SEW YORK Hon John IL. Fellow is
MNMrlils. Tenn. In the ward forrcrv
case, nc attorney Tor The defense snb.
'nilN the causo To the Jury without nrgu.
mrut. - >
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

pHu.ADnt.PHiA -'rhn q A. II. OF this
city hns artanRed for Tine exhibition, TO
take peca at tho Academy OF M0sc TO-
day.
NEW YoRi<--AmonE the BEADING indoor
cVuutH OF the season aiu Tho annual E1irsa
of tho Seventh roH'impNi which wlli be
held tonigm at thc armory.
WASHINGTON rue city n nlling IN
with cpupi'aesmnn SENATORS and pol,b-
clans from Az r0rte uf the UnNplrN pro-
purAlorY 60 the oin'glnB of congress On
Monday.
NlGW York frho navy department has
Announced that u hopes To gu The cru ser
Now York Ia dry dQcN today, whoie she
" A. III all Probability rrnAln until tNe
lattor part OF the morth. Nhpthcr she
Us merely to UNDERGO her annual clean No
up or wdA hp nNvd ont for lnug cruise Is
O question that IS pugslshg a great nonA,
Hr PETERSBURG The tuscan Ma
tionnl ltcaltA @oelriY has collected today
rs The date for the Jnitnrr celebration
| Aearly all tho foreign governments have
| sent gomothlng Of lntefesr 0uceD Nio-
| tools HAS presented thc Nwicty with an
engraved porirnt ~ lsaliY Merry W8rthSy
| MDulAEu wllns1 cotnrni un " tt6p'tuAl' li0k
| prey rton IN wen known 10 cetrA one,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

Berlin December i.-'rhc Hanover An
1ciger says that Emperor william yestcr-
day visited the military school there. speal
ing 10 the officers. his majesty alluded to
the Bruczowitz affair. saying that the oc.
curance had affected him most painfully.
He begged the officers always to be con-
scious Of the high du,Ics'thelr uniform de-
mandod Of them and added that they should
above all bear in mind that the uniforms
should not be cause for gntagonism be-
tween Officers aud citizens and that such 4
distinotlon should not be emphaslzed by tbs
demeanor Of the officers
| In conclusion his majesty expressed th'
hope that ofiicers would always cndeayol
| 10 remain friendly With civilians.
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the discriminating article to the foreign Of
flee. IT was subsequently developed that
Baron Won Loutxow was the author Of the
assertion that the false version came from
the foreign office and it was thus proved
also that Non Leutgow waa an agent OF tie
secret police
This led 10 a clash hetsccn Baron Mar
schall Won Hioberateiu N3I Won Tausrh,
The former declared that the foreign o.
flee for some time had refr,linod from en-
ploying the political police whsu enqnirlng
into the authorship of art! cicN and the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

Orange. Texas, December A. -- inc
schooner Annie Root, Captain A. Berwick
about which considerable uneaslness was
felt. arrived this morning from Galveston.
She was detained in Galveston BAY several
weeks by the unsettled weather. the gov
'"rnment engineers now engaged m lnlHlus
survey of Sabine lake, have chartered tne
Annic Roo, for two months 10 be Asoa N
their work on the lake. She VIII enter ''e'F
cmnlnY Sunday.
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VERY SIGNIFICANT INTERVIEW.
Chairman Hit Says Decisive Message Will
Soon Be Issued.
lie FAvoRs RENDERING ACTIVE AssIsTA
Homes Citizens Cuba Invaded Wey Troops. Trca
Them With Crnclty-Dea of Major Osgood, the Football
tiayer--An Appeal to President Cleveland

on foreign AFFAIRS entertained this afternoon the Union
cup at an informal luncheon
aud
Inc 'uhah question He
would issue proclamation that would decisive tohs
americans that is he cordially symraged with the Cubans lie
Jus
ernoo
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Austin, Texas December f'--colonm l..
A. EMS was tnken violently al about .
O'Clock tonight and for awhile his cond.-
ton WAS regarded az critical Al MD
night. however ho W greatly improved
and II IN now thought That he g cut OF
danger iio has been unwell for several
days past.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

Charles II. Mcmillan suicides.
Election OF directors and officers Tor the
Houston Baseball association,
The Presbyterian ladies linen sale.
Rev. Francis Edward Smiley to occupy
the Presbyterian pulp.t next week.
Election of q. A. Il. pos. and OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary.
Meeting OF Harris County Poultry asso-
citation.
JhG local death roll.
Change Ia lease OF Lawlor Hotel
football today at the park.
Elaborate programme for, Carnival week.
The Dakota editors pass through the
city
Contract for Elynisn street sewer award
eli to ". u. HHmphreyyii'e.
christiaa Endelyor at work.
Bar meeting over thu extra court prop
osiiioD.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

Mlddletown. connn December A-Por
teous & Mitchell, dry GOODS ieale>s. an
nouaced today thas on March 10 their bust
ness will be closed TINS company Is {
branch OF a concern having stores In Nor
w.ch, Conn, New York STATE. Michigan
and Illnois. No cause is given.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

Memphis. Tenn. December i'-rhe Jug
,,lsa which was yesterday detained mere
bv government officials because she haa
no licensed pilot, was released TO-DAY aiIei
a regular pilot had been secured; there e
q re-, ~ JfoiIndation for the report that ~,
Elsa was bound for Cuba with arms anu
ammunition aboard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

Fireman Holman bUd brakeman Mstrh-
oil lSlied and tinginfe, Moboy soailed IN
a wreck on the Sanu, Pc, near JnsNn, |, T.
Bradsircct's npor shows that trade h.
by 80 means hfiyl
Mint director rreston's report showe
that there Is considerable counIerfeitins
! DING on.
btcad of Milwaukee baker poisoned
Ia order tie tHtn his trade, a'N hnnArod
persona made SICK.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

London. December i.--Adyices received
here today from Liberia announce that the
president OF that Republic, Joseph James
cheeseman. died on November II. Vice
president Coleman was inaugurated on No
vftube- IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

III faso. Foxns, December "A private
telegram received here today from Jeeus
Mern. STATE Of chihuahua, Mexsco, says
Marion RodrlRue2 was murdered ihora
yesterday afternoon below vi Snlo. Rod
turtahed the wool TO all the min'ng com
pauoH from hs idud Squattera on his
land nrc behaved 90 hc responsible for his
death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05
WEATHER INFORMATION.
INST Nights synopsis.

An area of high pressure overNes the
cur States, with the highest barometer
%. Is inchos-at Atlanta, ga.
An area OF low pressure is moving over
+he upper NMssissslppi valley. where u Is
partly cloudy TO cloudy. with snow az
81. Paul, which is the only statipn tnat
reports any precipitation du'lhs ''e P"9'
twelve hours, -, ..,,,,r ,,,,,
The temperature has risen generally
thronehOut the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05
. od Firm Fails.

la !. ARR December 4.-Armstrong
eh rens,. v'aest iilm IN Eldorado, deal
as M aOa supplies, failed today. Liza
~ vss III assets about the same Tho
SAd az 70 Richie & co. and II
credit hns amden; The firm did a
BUSINESS with cotton Ola nters,
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Killed His stepfn,her.

~, afkr December Thomas
NJ farmer in Lawrence county. was
\ \. " uea'h yesterday by James VII.
k,e,p, ~ y S,year-old siepson. Pender va:
Eihs bo,s: stepdaughter, Wilson'S sister
fH Of ia protested against the punish.
ltA AMI w Spill The protest was not
p XII" Asoii attacked his stepfa her
seabbing him until he Jied
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

Sharkey s,il laid up.
Pool rocmH In San Francisco pay I'M
money won OH Hharkey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

they be called upon to do no, to assis, in
protecting him Please do our city the jus
tieo Of having these facts publicly stated.
tSigned) James A. Waddcll.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

Secretary Francis submits hts annual
report. Ncnry a million penp.onors on
The roll.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

Observations taken by the uhIea states
wea Their bureau at p m. yesterday '0'h
meridian Nne:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05
TELEPHONE.

OVER THE LINES OF THE SOUTH
WESTERN EGRAPH AND TILL
PHONE COMPANY TO many OF the pr II
ctnaj al rs and towns Of TEXAS. Toll
eiaf'oas at the Central Office, Hotels and
- w. H. MARSHALL,
Local Manager.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

Hamburg. December AT a meeting Of
the central strike committee here today II
was decided to declare general strike and
pamphlet was Issued calling upon all
quay laborers. engineers, bargcmon, lump
ors and car men to quit work IN order to
bring the business OF the rort TO COM
plote standstil The majority Of the quay
laborers have ohcyoG the call
a detachment Of 200 police from Berlin
has been ordered TO this city to assist the
local force in maintaining order during the
strike.
London, December "a special dispatch
received from Antwerp announces that dock
laborors there orc refusing TO unload YES
sola arriving from Hamburg general
strike is feared.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-04-07


Weston haa again been visited bv
n NEST powerful and destructive fire,
il fact, two fires within one or two
weeks. Many thousands of dollars
worth of property destroyed as a con-
sequence. We can not but recall the
earnest appeals made to the citizens
and city council by all the newspapers
in that town for prompt action in pro.
viding for fire department. But
their warnings were measurably un-
needed. and to-day very large por-
ton Of the best Of The town il in ash.
es. y loss Of property enough to
have procured ten lines as many fire
departments AZ the town needed.
When the fire started the people we're
without means Of defense. Will the
citizens of Grantsvillc profit by the
experience Of sister towns?
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RbHGRS Nerve and Bone Oil Cures
w. Rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, Burns
and Bruises Large bottle IS cents.

We ale commanded to $50 run that
We may obtain Honor, distinction,
good character, peace, happiness,
wealth, prosperity and blissful eter-
nifty awaits him who layeth "asile
every wait and runs with patience" the
race of life. Some of the greatest i'm
pediments to human progress is the
lnck Of "silver cords 20 bind" man to
his fellows. Love and charity enough
to look over and beyond human I'M
projections. Grace enough to forgive
seventy times seven" Conle.cen
ton enough t" lift up the fallen. Pm
dence enough to see that our own
hearts foster not evil. Broad enough
to comprehend and respect the rights
of others. Patriotism t. revere and
vindicate the majesty Of the law.
Justice enough to render unto Cesar
the things which are Cesar'1.
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TO whom it May Concern:

For some time, friends to the editor
of this paper have been urging him
to become q candidate for the Office
of Sheriff, while others have surmised
1t, and may yet lie IN doubt. Wish
ing to be clearly and thoroughly I'M
derstood, l desire to make this state
ment: | can think of hundreds of
men in the county more worthy Of po-
litical honors than myself. l am not
IL candidate. On the contrary. am
ont of politics. And in conclusion
desire to say: 10 the friends, am
profoundly grateful. And all men,
give NC cridit for having marched
faithfully under my colors when in
politics, and | will he content.
Respectfully Yours,
:. G.. BARR.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-04-07

There viii be . meeting of the
Democratic Executive Committee at
the Court House on the 18th day of
April, 1896, at o'clock p. m, for the
purpose Of determining the time and
manner by which County and Dis
trict officers, and Delegates 10 the diff
ferent conventions are to be nominal
ed and elected. All Democrats are
cordially invited to be present and
participate in the meeting.
WM. l.. STEVENSON,
Chair. Dem. Elk. Com.
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Local E3rieIS.

R"esc Blizzard IS again the owner
of "Gladslosc."
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Mcdonald were
Ill town last Wednesday.
Miss Rosa, Nutter, IF the Bell
Bend, was in town Friday.
Charley Beell was in the county
last week looking for heayy horses
Mrs. Lora Shock and 8nn, Of Rus!.
rur, were shopping in town last Tues
day.
"Uncle" Simon has promised to fur
nish us another dream some Of these
days.
Last Wednesday was all fools day
and of couree We came i'll for our
share.
The people have been forcwnrned
that the wisdom of the poor will be
despised.
The minds Of men IRE represented
rs metallic plates, aud the character
our cngraviugs thereon.
The editor of this paper would not
object to n little religion, but the Lord
deliver Us from modern polilics.
w. r. Keencr is now resident Of
the cast end, and Squire 6 w. Ritch-
ea has charge of the Scott Hotel
T.. II. Elliott, one Of the prominent
citizens Of Gilmer county, was ON a
business trip through oar county last
week.
Mrs. In. Bell, who has been sick
for several months, has go far rccov
ered AS to be able to come to town
last week
jeff Kelly, ole Of the honest anc
industrious 'rmers Of This communi
ty, was an agf sable caller one da,
last week.
Norm Williams landed ut on
wharf with his bsttegu last Thurs
day morning. Our merchants nov
have new good0.
There are a great many good yea
very good citizens that wont be nom
mated for office this year. Thanl
the Lord we will not he alone.
Squire Joe Snider, Of Ysllow creek
was smiling on friends here last Fri
day. They say the Squire denies he
Irg a candidate for reelection.
Jno II Garrett, President Of IL
County Court Of G,lmcr county, an
Gran lille Johns autographed at Oh
Central Hotel last Friday night.
Mrs. w. S. Holland and Miss ca
Ta Ball returned from PineviIle, w,
omiug county, where they have bee
for several months the guests Of Nj
and Mrs. John Ball,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-04-07
DOped the Jays.

y green goods man came into our
neighbnrhood and induced two of our
neighbor boys to go tn Charleston to
trade goods, SO for 81. They were
put in a delightful slumber from
which they awake several hours after
to realize that their $50 was gene,
likewise the green goods men. They
came back minus their money, but
very much wiser.-Ravenswood
Mountaineer.
The boys ought to 60 right straight
and stop that paper.
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For Jnsiicc Of lie ?cn.c.

To the voters of Center district Calhoun
county, y. Va:
announce myself ~ Il candidate for ;i,,
Office OF Justice OF the Peace of said District.
subject (" the Democratic Urinary or On
vcntiom, to he held tor nominating cand.-
dates. earnestly ask Your support, a.,i i.
nominated aud elected, will faithfully per
form tho duties Of said cii;,a
ours Noepcciiully,
4 =. r.T10
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Announcements.
For CLERK II he Comfy Court.

TO the Democratic voters of Calhoun
county.
Gentlcmcn:-I t,k- this opportunity To-
ask you to award me the nomination Tor the
office OF Clcri ri the tuunty Court 70: the
primary or cumvt":ion, whichever mny he
held. Thanking you kiuciy for pa, SIP
port, re:n.,n,
y Iorfs. Respectfully.
3 /. 4. TlIrrlrr.
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Chair. Dem. Elk. Con

You can say about what you
please abont the average mans relig-
ious beliefs and it is all right, but if
you cross his political path there is
Elood on the NOM.
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For Prosecaiina .iitoncn.
Of Calhoun county:

To the voters ofC"lioun county:
hereby announce myself Il candidate 60,
reelection TO the oirice ofprosccutiny .Attsr-
ncy of said COUNTY subject to the Democratic
minimizing convention or primary election
Thanking You for past support, remain,
ours Respectfully,
" L. S,.I.Nl.N.nN
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For Farmers.

Prof O. j. Chambers, Of Spencer,
will have a specimen Of Improved
Wire Brace Fence on exhibition at
the County Court which meets
April 18th. District and County
rights for sale. Don't fail to call ON
him and see specimen.
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hereby announce myself candidate 10Y
reelection to the Office of Jerk Of Tie tr-
cult Court Of Calhoun county subject to tie
action of the Dcm"c-;.iic party in primary
election or convention, ~ may hereafter be
determined.
y " II.1r
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For Clerk q TIE Ciruit Co,:,..

We are authorized to announce G.. G.
Stump candidate for Clerk OF tie rircut
/, C6art Of Calhoun county, subicct to- thc
= )e!hocratic nominating convention or rri-
mary when held
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Select school.

The undersigned will teach a Select
School at Arnoldsburg, w. Va, be.
ginning May 4, 1896. For further
information address j. Fl. ROBERTS.
Nobe, w. Va, or $. p. BELL, Henri.
eta, w. Va. 56.4w
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Lightning Hot Drops-
What a Funny NsmeI
Very True, but II KIlbs All Pain.
SoIS Everywhere. Evesy Day
Without Relief, There W No Par

Don't forget that Pell always keeps
his store full Of all kinds Of goods.
The only place IN town you can get a
good tooth brush il at the Drug Store.
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10 the Republicans OF Calhoun
County

~ inc A.SpuDstS;tnS OF calhoun
County.
a Mass Convention will be held at
Grantsville on the
18th OF April, 1896,
to appoint delegates to the Huntington
Convention to be held April 22nd,
1896. for the purpose Of electing Del
egates for the Fourth Congressional
District to the National Republican
Convention, and if then deemed al
visable to appoint Delegates to All of
the usual Republican Conventions.
n good attendance is necessary.
REESE BLIZZARD.
Chair. Co. Elk. Com.
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Just received nobby lot of Invi.
tation aud Cabinet Envelopes. Call
at the CHRoNTCLE office.
Combs, Brushes, Sponges, Fine
Perfumes, Fancy Stationary in great
variety at the Drug Store.
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Whoa Baby wns sick, We gave her oaEtor;a-
When she wss a Child, she cried for CastoSia.
When she became Mics, sho chung to Castor!a.
When shc ksd t7ilidrcn. she gave them Castorin.
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Clianibcrlain'S
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoca
Remedy.

Kennedy.
This is the best medicine in the
world for bowel complaints. 1t acts
quickly and can always he depended
upon. When reduced with water it
is pleasant to take. Try it, and like
many Others you will recommend it to
your friends. For sale at 25 and SO
cents per bottle by Barr Bros, drug.
gists, GrantsvilI..