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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-25
MouNpsy1ILE.
A miscellaneous DIelangs Of Minor Mat
tiers from aEnral,nII's Metropolis.

Teiber and CTimmcli, the two robbers
captured in Wheeling last week, charg-
cd with breaking into raiiroad car
here and stealing several pairs OF troll
sers, were taken before Justice w. G.
Mann yestcrdny. Witnesses from Bel
laire came to give testimony in their
behalf, but were not heard at their re-
quest, The two parties then waived
examination md the Justice held them
on bond OF $500 each They were COM
mitted to jail to answer an indictment
at the March grand jury.
George H. Monett. an attorney of the
Ohio River railroad, was IN the city
yesterday for the purpose Of having
Circuit Clerk Stidger prepare nm ab-
stract OF the titles 10 the property OF the
Ohio River road In thiB county,
George Edwards qualified before the
county court yesterday mn Justice Of tho
peace In Washington district, which APP
poIntinent he received. and rave bond
In the sum OF 5000 with j. Howard
Holt and O. w. Ev0na aa G1reties.
The independent Hose Company No.
2 has dlsbanded. A committee VIII con-
fer with the council ronlmittee on fire
AZ to rules governing such an ors1nl-
cation, and II is possible that II Will
again be organized.
A. r Jordan. OF Kunnwhn county,
will be released from the "pen" to-day,
after having served three years for per-
jury, being convicted by the United
States court. No othera will SO out I'M
I'll the 2Sth. Population 6iS.
Marshall Union Lodge A +. & A. NJ,
has received an Invitation 10 attend the
banquet 10 be given bv the Masons OF
Pittsburgh on the goth OF February
Quite u number intend going.
$. X. DRvIR. ThomHs Anderson and q.
r. Gray, commissioners Of the county
court, were the guests of Major W. j.
Byrley ut supper last evening at the
Parish institute.
II. Sermon g. Son viii put on force
OF workmen the flrst Of next week to
test the machinery which has Just been
placed IN position In their Stogle and ci-
gar works
Cyrus McHugh, OF Monroe county, o..
interested in the oil business. was the
guest Of Or, D, ]. States, his brother-in-
law. on Thursday.
The visiting committee OF the school
board was ut Washington. Pa. yeSter.
day, Inspecting the new school building
there.
The Moundsvllle W. C. T. U. met yes
terlay at the residence OF Thomas
Scott and elected officers,
T. @. Button has the contract to clean
out the old Hicks oil well, and will be-
gin work next week.
The tools IRE on the ground for drill
ing the we'll on the Rogerson farm,
northeast OF town.
MJSa QbI1Ia Topnn NJ npnnIaon n
Is visiting Mrs. Martini Fulton.
Miss Title Thomas, OF Wheeling. is
visiting Mrs, W. II. Hood.
George Jones went to waverly last
evening.
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LAKE PROTECTION
Necessary lin Time or war-columbus n
vulnerable Point.

Necessary lin Time or war-columbus n
vulnerable Point.
COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. 9.-captaIn
james NJ. Burns. seventeenth United
States infantry. III II paper published
hero to-day and which was read before
the lyeeum Of the officers Of his regl-
ment. points out the present and poss-
ible forces which England would DO
able to marshal upon short notice along
the inISes and says Chicago or ClevC-
land would be Tie place FIRST assaulted.
The capture OF Chicago would cut OF
northwestern -four. Ernln and meat
from the cast. Tho capture OF EieVe-
land would result IN un effort TO cut
rail- communication between the east
anu west at Columbus. Chiiiicothe and
Portsmouth,. which would blockade
everything from the west. including
freight for the Chesapeake & Ohio. Cap
tain Burns Gays the capture OF Column
bus would be OF more Importance to a
British army than the capture OF any
port south OF Fortress Monroe and ar
CUES for better lake dcfenses. ono
suggestion 10 canal one hundred feet
wide at he bottom and twenty feet deep
across the statt OF New York TO use for
commerce In time OF peace and TO adj
init our smaller naval vessels to the
lakes in tline Of wnr.
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A thorough knowledge Of the theoret-
ical part OF medicines and thoir physi-
illogical effect is at ali times necessary
to the successful practitioner. Given
this needfIil quality combined with o
subtle, undeinable natural power
coupled with experience. and the COM
binatlon is, to say the least. admirable.
and the results obtained by one who
possesses these attributes will be UNI
doubtedly uniformly successful. From
these deductions Il Is hut righteul to
assume that all eminent practitioners
are born. not made. Such man is DR..
Gilman. Ills advantages IN practice
have been more thnn ample, the fields
from which his knowledge was gained
the best, and the result IL that his cures
are remarkable. Cases deemed utterly
hopeless by others have succumbed to
this famous physician. Dr. Gilman
cures--none con do more.
DR.. Ottman, lately Of New York. now
OF Columbus, o.. by the request Of
many friends and patients. has decided
TO visit Bridgeport, Sherman House,
Tuesday. January 2S; Bellaire. Globe
Hotel, Wednesday, January 20, One
day only. Consultation free and strict
~ confidential.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2t.-Fifty-
,'Hff. day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
Wh'0f meeting. Weather fine; track
tI0l purse $3.50: for four ycar-olds
aNH gh selling, six furlongB-rMlnnlc
MnrsiN ron; GiccBome second; Nevada
Nov U0rI Time. 1924.
H'r'l! 900 three year-olds, selling,
'.'N lUrungs-Sautcrn won; slssIc-
llgr "'''' ''''''''' - sou
Thru $50 for four-ycar-olds and
W.. "lI,ug, six furlongs-- RIghtmore
w.. -' J"e.",Sot second; Bart third.
.,g,N"HrtH, 1900. handicap, threc-ycar.
@ Tnt np TeVcn furlongg--Dnvld
T.N Domingo second: Piccaroon third.
N'7, ''po, .yenT-oldB and up.
y .''f rnycn furlongs- Van Brunt
TI.. HnfruInc second; Menus third.
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dolphin, and Young Griro. They viii
night twenty rounds on February 10.
Burrows will probably get the Hart-
ford franchise In the Atlantic Assocla-
tlon
Menefee will be with Pittsburgh this
yenr. He iB running billiard han and
cigar factory at Mckeesport.
Paul A. Russell, manager and cap-
tain OF the Warren team, OF the Iron
and OIL League. last year. ~ winterlng
IN Houston, Texas.
Connie Mack has loaned Pitcher
Hewett 10 the Grand Rapids club.
Hewott Is strong pitcher and will be
a valuable acquisition to that team.
The philadelphia club l,as q left
handed pitcher next year In the person
az Burt Inks. Inks was anxious to rot
sway from Louisville, and )tn was trad
Cd In exchange for Pitcher Tom Smith.
II fellow built like Rusle. who was only
siven two trtnis last year by Irwin.
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.RiNEAART q TATUM.
Tho city Bank Building.
Telephone 2ig. gaeO Room No. 9
FOB SALE.

House. 2 rooms Wilson St, Centre wheeling,
easy terms $50
Lot, % icct front Linds St. srO.
House. rooms aud attic, Jacob ST., 9Th ward,
$500
House, "A sootns, brick. 18th St. Ss591
Holcl, - rooms, Martins Ferry, D.; cheap on
easy terms
House. rooms aud s.soomCd lonsc In rear,
Market st. between eth and Slh SITS S;Sll
New houSc, rooms, large lot. 5stll - 81. 61l
House rooms. 2ith St. tt.l01
Hon>e, B rooms. 18th 81. 81 so.
House, 10 rooms; Ctapllno 1t. Gentro Wheel!
lug, with large lot cheap. on easy terms
House. 0 rooms and hall, wlth2 acsea, Pleas
House, rooms and hall bath. and both gases.
Jacob at. between 18th aud 10Th, Sl.so).
HpOse.6 rooms and. hail, lot 30SlO1 u, near
strrot car barn, cheap. sl.7Ol
lots IN McMenhen. North BAnwood, Glendale,
Island Eigugton, Park View. Pleasant VALLEY
and many other lots In and near city. Call aud
get prices.
ST.. Slh ward 81 900.
2lst. lot Axl90iL
House, S rooms. 18Th ST., si,eos
lots on Lind st, Bclvc1Hfe. s1S1 aud sI71 each.
Business property on Market ST at moderate
500 500. 500. 500. 5000 and $500 to loan on
real estate
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THE TE1EpHoNI LINE
To Connect Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
ParEsrsburg Being Buiit.

The long distance telephone line that
Is to connect Wheeling and Pittsburgh
with sistersville, Parkersburg, Mari
eta and all the other towns in the
southwest oil country, Is being vlgor-
ously pushed and will be completed
early IN the season. It IS already COM
pleted from Parkersburg to New Mar
tInsville. Yesterday Mr.. 7. +. Lowther.
Of New Martinsviiie. appeared before
the county commissioners OF Marshall
county at Moundsvllle and secured the
right OF way for the line from the
southern part OF Marshall county to the
Ohio county line. From Benwood the
line Is to be built to Wheeling TO n con-
nectIon with the long distance line now
in use here. Side lines are to be built
to the oil towns inMonroe county, Ohio.
and In Tyler, Peasants and Wood
counties, In West Virginia II Is an
improvement that will be particularly
appreciated by the Pittsburgh OIL men.
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WASHINGTON. u. e.. jan. a.-Sen-
ator Lodge has made q CANVASS OF the
senate on the Davis resolution affirm
ing the Monroe doctrine aud says that
ne has not been able 10 fha more than
eight votes that will be cast against II.
He says tlierC are still q large number
OF speeches to be mndc on the subject
and that II 10 too early to say when TIM
vote viii be taken. but that the debate
win be pressed along rapidly after the
bond bill shall be disposed OF.
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TIE FisTI0 PROGRAMME
That will be ..Pulled on, at FL Paso Next
Month-Ftyu battles.

4uAA NLA ENAAtAA VS. - - = 49, -.
Month-Fiyc nattles.
Ell PAso. TEX, Jan. 2k-The full
programme OF the nstle carnival as
now arranged carries with 1t i've cham
pIonshIp contests and as many bull
nights. the former taking place in the
afternoon and the latter in the fore
noon. as foltowa:
February ll--Maher vs.. FItZsinmons,
purse Of $4,000 and the heavyweight
championship OF the world.
February 15-Bright Eyes vs.. Wal
colt, purse OF $500 and the welter-
weight championship OF the world.
February 1G-Jack Everhart va.
Leeds, purse Of $500 and the light
weight Championship OF America
February 1T-George Dixon rs, Jerry
Marshall, purse OF 5000 and the feath-
erweIght championship OF the world.
February 1S-Jlmmy Barry Us. john
ny Murphy, purse OF s., 800 and the BAN
tam.weight Championship of'the world.
United States Attorney General Har-
mon has written the FL Paso Ministers
Union that he has notified The New
Mexico authorities to act in the prize
aEht matter as their best judgment dc
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FOR n pain In the chest piece OF
flannel dampened With ChamberlaIn'R
Pain Balm and bound over the seat OF
the pain. md another on the back be-
tween the shoulders, win afford prompt
relief. This Is especially valuable In
caaea where the pain Is caused by cold
and there IL tendency toward pnou-
monia. c. II. Goethe, W. W. Irwin. G.
". II, Hague, II. &C. Stewart. r. D.
Burt, ]. Coleman. A. r. Schcale. will
lam Menkemelier. ]. G. Eholc, Wheel
ing; Bowie q Co, bridgeport: d. 3.
Peabody & Son, Benwood.
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rhe pi.eo,,rr snre,l tl. 1.,fe,

Mr.. q. caillouette. Druggist, Beavers.
Vile, H., says: ITO DR.. Kings New Dis
cavery owe my life. Was taken with
La Grippe and tried all the physicians
for miles about, but OF no avail and was
given up and told 1 could not live, Hav-
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery in my
store sent for bottle and began Its
use and from the first dose began 70 get
better, and after using three bottles
was up and about again. II Is worth its
weight IN gold. We won't keep store OF
house without It." Get n free trial nj
Logan Drug Co.'S drug store.
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PANIC AT A FIRE.
Occupants offs Chicago Buiidlng Have y
Marrow Escape.

ocuhpaAA VI " NAtcaRo h"ANNt$ hhAfeN
Marrow Escape.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2i.-Fire which broke
out In the old stock exchange building
at the northeast corner of Dearborn and
Monroe streets to-day, caused a panic
among the occupants, The building is
stx-story structure and the location is
one OF the most crowded street corners
in the city. The people on the fifth floor
when the flames were discovered found
their way to the stair cases barred by
smoke and resorted TO the ERE escapes.
one woman, completely unnerved, ap-
peared at window on the Monroe
street side and endenvored to leap to the
street. She was seized by man who
held her until the flremen raised n lad
der and rescued her.
The scenes attending the efforts OF the
people in the building to escape were
witnessed by throng OF thousands
which quickly gathered in the neigh
boring thoroughtares.
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Order or nNai n,Rrlth.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2i.-;rhe tenth an
nual convention OF tho Improved Order
B'Nai Birth takes place oil Sunday
and Monday at Webster Hall. An i'd
vance delegation composed OF tlle su-
preme officers arrived to-day. Deipgn-
lions from Philadelphia, Washington.
Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Chicago and
Boston VIII arrive tomorrow and viii
be rendered an informal reception to-
morrow evening. A banquet In honor
OF the supreme lodge will DO held Sun
day evening,
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Farragher Is Ready.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Jan. 2L--Aflio
Farfaghcr was seen ut his training
Quarters this afternoon and II In tinn
condition for his fight with George
Piau.e. scheduled to take place ut Me-
Kscs Rocks. next Monday evening. Far
rGgher, who IS not given to bonsllng,
said: "Plante may defeat me, but itho
wins he VIII know that he has been Id q
ring contest"
Jimmie Dime II here nursing his arm.
broken in the contest with Ed Connolly.
and will attend the Faragher>Plante
MILL
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For II was taken by assault, but n
phygl1uo built up, constitution fortified
by HoNtctter's stomach Filters, may bid
eAgO even In localities whore II IA most
prOyaiant and malignant EmiRrnntB to
the nRIie-brec1lng sections OF the West
should bear this IN mind. and start with n
Eunnly. Tho BlttcrH promptly subduCs
dvsncpsin, rhounRtir and Kidney COM
piaints, nervousness, constipation and ttl-
lonBneAH.
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SMITH & DICKINSON.
HOUSES AND ROOMS FOR RENT.


No. 1l01 Chapllne ST.. rooms. modern
No. g. Fourteenth ST., rooms. modern.
No. los Fifteenth ST.. 6 rooms, modern.
No. Is Fifteenth St, Q roonB, modern.
No. l0OsTweIfth St, rooms and stable.
No. II Sixteenth ST., store room and
dwelling.
no. Go Main ST., Z rooms.
No. 70 Indiana St. rooms, modern.
No. IS Eighteenth ST., rooms.
No. ~ Fourteenth ST.. rooms.
No. l& Fourteenth St. rooms.
No. Ills Morrow Alley, rooms, Il.
No. I0ig Main ST.. Lodge room.
No. 1915 ChHpllne ST., rooms.
No. 8 North BgoAdwayJ . rooms, so
No. gISS Wood ST.. : rooms. so.
No. iigi High st, , rooms. s..
No. 1l6G High ST., rooms, Sc.
No. I2T Twelfth ST, rooms, $40.
No. 1871 McColloch St. store room and
dwelling. I rooms.
No. 80 Thirty-third ST.. 5 rooms. s.
No. 1914 Market St, otiico rooms.
House on Baker St, rooms. 80.
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New Telephone Line.

A force Of twenty-five llHemen ore
now OF work constructing u Telephone
line between gStenbenvIlle and Bridge
port along the riEht OF way OF the
Cleveland & pittsburgh road, for the
Central District (BelD company. They
benvllIe and are now about four miles
above Martins Ferry. This will give
more direct telephone communication
between Wheeling and Steubenvillo.
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NEW ApvrRT1sNMRNTs
commissioners SALE.

BY virtue OF two DEGREES of tho circuit
court OF Ohio county, w. w, entered IN
tho chRnccry cause OF A. II. CAldwcllR
administrator vs. Matilda a. 4; caidweIl anu
January %, 1896, the undersigned special
commissioners will offer for sale MT public
auction a. the front door. of the court
house OF Ohio county, W, Va. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY $, 1896.
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock a. m, the fol-
lowing described property:
FirRt--Elghty-scvc shares OF tho capt.
tai stock Of the Wheeling Steel and Iron
Company The stock vii be sold by the
undersigned, acting US Joint special com.
nissionerS, The real estnte hereinafter
William Ersklnc, special commissioner.
Sccond-Lots G and 7, IN square $, In tho
Caldwell addition to tho city Of wheeling,
being vacant lots situated on tho west side
OF ChRpline street, north OF Twenty.nhith
street, and running back to an alley near
Tho baltimore & Ohio building now used
by the Warwoud Tool Company.
Third.-Lots and 10 In said square .,
being vacant lotB situated at the southeast
corner OF Twenty.ninth und Market
streets, fronting on the cast side OF Mar
ket street. tho said lot 0 being tho corner
lot.
ton. being situated OH the hill east Of the
and twority.threO hundrelths acres
Tlfth--Lot q IN division Il, adjoining
said LOT % on the cast, and said to contain
thirteen and nlnBteen-hundredths ncrcs.
EINth--Lot q In division K, ndJoinlng
sntd lot % on the enat, and supposed to
contain eight ncrcA.
The said lots will he offered separately,
and IN Instances where two or more Of the
lotR are by raid decree required to be aold
10 satisfy the same liens they may DO
offered together, but Will be sold IN such
manner Hs will be found to bring tho best
price,
OF the Wheeling Stool md Iron Company.
cash: for tho real estate, onc-thlrd Of the
purchase money and such further portion
thereof aa tho purchaser may elect In
cnEh; FOR the remainder, the purchaser 10
give notes for two equal amounts, payable
In ono and two years from Tho dry OF RRlO,
with Interest from day of sale, Tho inter
Cat on tho two.ycnr noto shall BIO payable
'"''' GUY II. C. ALLEN md
WILLIAM ERsKtNE,
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that bond with security
has been glVon by tho above named COM
misglOnOrs, ~ required by law.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk OF Circuit Court Of ohio County,
jh26-tuth&sn
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MANY, merchants ara well aware
that their customers are their best
friends and take pleasure in supplying
them with the best goods obtnlnhblc.
AS an instance We mention Perry 8
Cameron. prominent drnggistS OF
have no hesitation In recommending
chnnihcrlutn'A Cough Remedy TO our
customers. as II Is the best cough medI-
cine we have ever sold, and always
gives satisfaction" For sale at % and
TO cents per bottle. fr .vt.
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Jolly Brothers are putting UP rig on
the Hammond farm, In Marshall coun-
~. on Holmes run, three miles back of
Moundsville. This territory has been
well ''touted" and 1t is predicted by
many that n pool viii be tapped In that
nelghborhood.
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DON'T invite disappointment by ex-
perimenting. Depend upon One Minute
Cough Cure and you have immediate re-
lief. II cures Group. The only harm
less remedy that produces immediate
results. Logan & Co.. Wheeling. w,
Va, B. r. Peabody. Bcnwood. and
Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport, O. 6
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GIVE mo n liver regulator and can
regulate the world" said n genius. The
druggist handed him a bottle of De-
Wits Little Early Risers. the famous
little pills. Logan & Co, Wheeling. W.
Va, B. F. Peabody, Benwood and Bowie
& Co. Bridgeport, O.
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WORLD OF SPORT.
peculiar Losal Interest in the
Coming Toledo Gathering
Of BASE BALL LEAGUE PEOPLE.

reliability of There Being Two Appiis-
,n,. for thp wh,s,ias Fransl,sss-rass
Night. Rowling con,ests-'rhc Races at
New orican.-Pressesams sos the ce@-
Inv ruglrnue carnisai-othsr News In
the pomnsn OF sport.
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SOUTH SIDE LEAGUE.

=, IN Tho South Side tournament two OF
70 u.pad division clubs were the con-
'-'n.'s Apollo won two from Orient,
0H, allowed the latter to clip into one
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ID GARD WANTED FOR GENTLE
ID MAN and wife: private family pre-:
ferred: state terms. Addres j. care OF
Iuta1lIgoneRr lnS1'
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usn Or. Miles Nerve Plasters for Spinal
weakness. All druggists sell en- for 2SC.
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JyT ANTED-YoUNG MAN, SINGLE.
w for a permanent position sainry
SIC per month. Must have SO % n cash.
Address OPPORTUNITY, lntcluErnnsGseF
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MALE HELP WANTED.

NITANTEp--A SPECIAL REPRE-
w SENTATIVE In every stnte 10
travel; S11 to 500 salary and commission
TO energetic young men. Excellent chance
FOR teachers and students. business pleas.
10 make money. Our new plan takes Ike
wild fire. Address NATIONAL. LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION, 22l Monroe St. Chicago.
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Geo.E.Stifel&Co.
WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THIRD
w Cook. nhu or woman. for hoteL Apply
ut McLuru Honse. doO
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WITH THE Bow1ERs.
The Nightly Record ofstrikss and Spares
on the Alleys.
MIIaEE LEAGUE,

In the Musee Bowling League last
evening the Daisies won twice from
Muse. Musec won the third gumo on
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TTTANTED-A REGULAR PHYsG-
w CLAN OF experience to locate IN
growing West Virginia town. must DC
EYpEGGER. Horizon. W. Va. JAZZ
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GIddness Comes

with n better understanding of the
wv transient nature OF the many phys
teal ills which vanish before proper eff
fDrts-pentic efforts-plSasant eRoFts.--
.johtly directed. There Is comfort IN
ths knowledge that so many forms OF
sickness are not due 10 any actuai DIS
sase, hut simply to constipatcd condi.
tion Of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrupof Figs, prompt
10 rcnoyes. Tint Is why II Is the only
remedy with millions Of families, and IS
everywhere esteemed 30 highly by All
who value good health. It's beneficial
effects are duo TO the fact, that ~ Is the
ono remedy which promotes internal
cinanIiness. without facilitating the
ORGANS on which II acts. tits therefore
all important, In order "a, get us bcne-
flcial effects, TO note when You pnr-
chase, that You have the genuine artlcle,
Which Ia manufactured by the California
Fir syrup Co. only, and sold by all rep
utablc druggists. ,..,,h
II in tho enjoyment OF goon n ne in,n.
and tho system is regular, tnon laSI'
tiyca or Other remedies arc not heeu W.
II afflicted with any actual dlschhe', , U,,1
NAV he commended 10 the most skil!ln
nSgsiclnns, hut Il in need Of laxative
then ono should have the best, ana VIVA
the wcll.informede everywhere, s7yrnpmi
Figs stunds highest ind Is mosS !arley
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