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Rich Flowers for Thank.givtnw

Beautiful center pieces for the table-En-
glish violets and American Beauty Roses. ].
Louis Loose, 18th and F and Conn., av. and L.
advertisement.
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Order your Thanksgiving mince pies
cakes. biscuits and bread from Chas.
Schneider Baking Co.'S, all the market
stands. or Alb st NV
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Hot nince and cranberry pies-Chas
Schneider Baking Co. at all markets ant
413 i st. Phone 1917.
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No. ISIS o street northwest, a two-story
frame dwelling, Will be sold by trustees to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock See sdvt .
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KENNY'S DRY ROASTED COFFEES.
Highest quality, lowest prices. Pure
sugars sold at cost city stores.
G. ID. KENNY.
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Four at. bottles assor. California Wines.
81; 6 bots. best Zir:fandel. RieslinG or Sweet
Catawba, 81: full at. Calf. Brandy for
mince pes. 80 cts. Tokay, delightful des-
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Have Cherry Bisque for Thanksgiving des-
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Pa. ave. Tel. 2124.
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"A1rNT ARRy.s- MINcE MEAT

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other good things of best quality. at lowest
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New Nuts lbs. for 81.
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Hams. 1O12c. H.: Shoulders. nc. Id; Eigin
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Rumford's largest bottles YeastPowder,S1ac.
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Grand Naval md Military Ball mt Fort
M0nr0e Than sgiXing Might.
For Cancellation of Deed.

Ncrfolk and Washington Steamboat Co.
will sell tickets on Nov. "a. good to return
Nov -, at $50 for the round trip.-Adyt.
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JOHNSTON'S. 80 1th st.
Best Round Steak. lie. h.; Eggs, 151Ac.
doz-: Rice. SIC. III; Macarcnf, 512c. pckg-;
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look like brand new ones when we have
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Ampelos Punch. &c. OF. 800 eth.
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Three-story brick dwelling, No. 1923 10Th
ST. NV, will be sold tomorrow at $40
O'Clock r.m. Good investment or specula-
ton.
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c. NJ Bells Gallery will be opened all day
Thanksgiving for the accommodation Of Its
patrons.-Advt.
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PABST BEER FOR THANKSGIVING.
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1850 Oriental Rues

Many rare art pieces. at purchase prices
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Hebrew gentleman can get front room and
board, southern exposure, $50 per week. in
a private Jewish family. COS o st. NV.
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Money to lend at 5 and per cent on real
estate Frank T. Rawlings. l5O5 Pa. ave.
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Gas Heaters. 81 and up. Gas Radiators
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Puritan Oil Heaters. 81. Other styles. 81. a
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FOR THANKSGIVING FLA

let send you one of our spccialties, a
Mince or a Pumpkin Pie; or one of our
e. kinds of Creams and Ices. FusselPs
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No Thnnksgivinx Dinner

complete without box Of Huyler's deli.
cious CONNECTIONS. Cor. F & 18th sts.-Adyt
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GO To YOUR DOCTOR for nd

GO To YOUR DOCTOR for adj
vice; he Is the best man to tell
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Rest medicines; he knows more about
1SSS' drugs than dry goods man.
Stick to your doctor and TO your
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EUT DON'T co TO YOUR DRUGGIST FOR AD-
VICE If your doctor tells you get Scots Einul-
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in all conditions Of wasting. the reliable. per
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER.-In spite
of unfavorable weather good-sized audi
cree greeted 1.-The Sporting Duchess at
the New National Theater last night.
There have been tsome changes in the
cast as compared with the last production
of the play here, land in most instances
for the better. This. unfortunately. cannot
be said of the playditsef. Indeed, it would
seem that an effortshas been made to make
some of the situations broader and more
suggestive than in the production given
here last seasan. The London hotel scene
is bad from almost every point of view.
The bungling attempt to appeal to the
grcsser side of human nature in this scene
deserves nothing but apprehension and is
unworthy the play or the company. There
where the effort to be what is usually
termed spicy" fails to be anything more
than broadly coarDe. Hiss Ffolliott Paget
appears in the title role and acts the part
to perfection. being worthy successor to
Miss Rose Coghlan, who originated the
part in this country. j. H. Stoddard as
Joe Aylmer. the Old horse trainer, has, If
clever acting Of the part which has from
the beginning been the chief charm of the
play. Cora Tanner as the Countess of
Desborough, Marian Chapman as Mary
D'Arville all do exceptionally good work
in their respective roles. Louis Masse is
fairly good as the Earl Of Desborough,
and Edmund Collier makes the most he can
out OF a clumsy, inartistic conception Of the
villain. In q race track play, where the
idea of the thoroughbred seemed to have
been the motif. the author in his Villain
seems to have only reached the grade of
DR. Cyprian Streatfield does the comedy
part and docs it exceptionally well. Al
together 1.-THE Sporting Duchess with its
fine scenic effects. Its breezy air of the
stage effects, is q highly attractive enter
tainment-too good, In fact, to be- marred
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LOCAL BRgvITIEs
Matter. OF Minor MOnsnt In aud AboH
the Guy.


the Guy.
Grand to-night-Gonzalez opera com
pany,
Lieut.. Ingram gathered in Thomas
Sells, q drunk, yesterday,
Len Moore's dog bit a stranger on
the Market street bridge yesterday az
ternoon. Officer Michaels shot the ca
nine
The Carlton circle Of the Second Pres
byterian church win exhibit the La
dies Home Journal pictures In the near
future,
The Panhandle pay csr made its
monthly visit to points on the PewikeF
division yesterday, reaching Wheeling
ia the afternoon.
Mrs, Rosa Long will have a hearing
this evening before Squire Haherheld
on the charge of using abusive language
TO Frank ManscinskL
AT the regular monthly meeting 90
night or Welcome lodge, A. o. U. W.,
quite a discussion will take place on
the proposed classified assessment plan.
Mrs Sara McGrath win answer 90
the charges OF assault and abusive Ian
guage before Squire Haberiield to-day.
The complainant is Mrs Lizzie Carless'
and this Is the second seance OF the
contracting parties in the justice shops
The Christian Endeayor Society of the
First Christian church will hold a
prayer meeting at their mission school
al the corner of Thirty-first and Jacob
streets this (ThursdayO evening az 1850
o'clock. Al are invited 10 be present.
The city council committee on streets,
alleys and grades has been called 10
NEE. this afternoon at the corner OF
Twelfth and Main streets TO take up
the question of grade on the tracks OF
the new Wheeling & Elm Grove cleo
trio line at that point City Engineer
White meets with the committee.
The evening educational class rally
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will be held on Friday evening.
Brief addresses will be made by DR.,
"a. l.. Jepson and Prof II. p. Work,
PRINCIPAL OF the high school. The class
es in bookkeeping, penmanship, arith-
metic, stenographg and mercantile
drawing are open TO all members OF
the association,
Trouble at Lucy Belmont's place, Is
Nineteenth street, shortly before mid
night resulted in Lucy. Bessie Jackson
and Fannie Lodge being arrested by
Officers Michigan and Allen. The rue
lion began with the antics OF Nellie
Foley, who paid a fine in police court
yesterday morning. She will run the
risk OF another fine this morning, she
being pulled in also.
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THE RIVER.

Captain John Crockard, of the wharf
boat, is at Parkersourg experimenting
the painting of the Wheeling wharfboat,
which came off the dry dock there recent
~. He is expected back this week.
Navigation out of the port OF Wheeling
Is now represented solely by the Guyan-
dotte, run In the Wheeling and Mata-
moras trade by Captain Mike Davis.
She departs this morning at II o'clock.
She leaves every other day
The flags of the steamer Lexington
waved at half mast yesterday, out OF re-
spect to Captain j. Fred Cline, her de-
ceased master and owner. Local steam
boatmen generally expressed their regret
over Captain Cline's untlmely demise.
The marks at p. m. showed 10 inches
and stationary. AS the stage recorded
on Tuesday was inches, Il would seem
that there has been a rise OF ilve inches,
but that is not true, as the stage Tues
day and Wednesday Is the same. The
difference is that the gage has again
been changed. Messrs. Charley Miller
and Frank Booth worked from the four
foot mark to the waters edge with a
spirit level and claim there is twelve in
ches In the river instead of seven as ar
rived at by City Engineer White.
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COUNTY AFFAIRS.

This morning the criminal court, Judge
Hugus, will be in session after a days
recess. and the well known abatement
cases will be argued by Messrs. Howard
and Smith for the protesting saloOnlsts
and by Messrs. Meyer, Nesbitt and SOM
mevllle, for the state. There is cnnsld-
cradle interest in the outcome OF this
attempt TO inyalldate the acts OF the re-
cent grand jury, which distinguished it.
self by bringing IN ZOO true bills on viola
tons OF the liquor laws,
There appears TO be prevalent opIn-
ion that Judge Hugus has already inval-
idated the acts OF the jury, but this is a
mistake and the entire matter rests on
the decision that will be arrived at in the
cases that are 10 be argued to-day Both
sides are confident OF success, and cite
cases that tend to back them up in their
respective opinions,
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COUNTY CLERKS oFFIcE,

The following transfers of real es-
tate were recorded yesterday In Clerk
Robertson's Office:
Deed made May 49, 1896, by Emma
S, Paul and husband to Caroline B.
PAUL; consideration, s2l5; transfers OF
fourteen acres of ground near Woods
dale,
Deed made October 5, 1897, by John j.
Kenney ct al, to F. W. Koontz; consld-
Grafton S2,il0; transfers part OF lot 81
in Jonathan Zane's addition.
Deed made February 26, 1896, by ".
NJ Hutchlson and wife to Ohio county
board OF commissioners; consideration,
S25; transfers piece OF land on Wheel
ing. West Liberty and Bethany pike,
about two and one-half miles east OF
Wheeling
A marriage license was issued to Jas,
r, Marshall. aged 90 years, to Minnie p,
Smith, aged 20 years. of Marshall
county.
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times l would get so blind, l could M
see for several minutes,
/ could not stand very long wi,bo.
feeling sick and vomiting, ! could NJ
breathe long breath without scrsan
ing, my heart panied so,
also had female weakness, ina,n
nation of ovaries, painful menstrv,.
ton, displacement of the womb, iteI.
ing of the external parts, and ulcer.
ton of the womb. Ihave had all th.s
complaints.
The pains I had to stand were SON.
thing dreadful. My husband told m.
to try a bottle OF Lydia L. Pinkhan,
medicine, which l did, and after takiD,
it for a while, was cured. No otbs,
kind of medicine for me as long as 70,
make Compound. hope every won.,
who suffers will take your COMPOUND
aud be cured,-MRs, j, S, McGHll,
ia Kilburn avenue, Rockford, III y
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There is nothing just as good as DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. so demand It
and do not permit the dealer to sell you
some substitute. He will not claim
there is anything better, but in order
to make more profit he may claim
something else to be just as good You
want Or. Kings New Discovery be-
cause you know 1t to be safe and re-
liable, and guaranteed to do good or
money refunded. For Coughs, Colds,
Consumption and for all affections OF
Throat, Chest and Lungs, there is moth
Ing so good as Is Dr. Kings New Dis
covery At Logan Drug Company's
Drug Store. Regular size 50 cents and
81 90.
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The programme of the grand concert
at the Y. NJ. C. A. next Thursday will be
of the highest artistic character. Each
one of the four gentlemen composing the
Kunlts String Quartette is a soloist of
notable ability. The playing of the
quartette IS finished IN every artistic
point. Miss Damian, the contralto, has a
remarkably rich voice Seats will be re-
served at the Y. NJ. C. A. building Satur-
day morning. Tickets for the entire
course OF lectures and entertainments
are 81 %, with no extra charge for re-
serving seats.
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CONVENTION NOTES.

The literature bureau Is in charge OF
Mrs. Morgan. Of Cincinnati. assisted
by Miss Aggie b. Cline, of this city.
The general committee In charge Is
composed OF Mrs. A. j, Clarke, Mrs. j.
t. Rose and Miss Hcttie List, all Of this
city
The reception committee comprises
the ladies' Of the auxillaries in the sew
crai Methodist churches, and they are
kept very busy.
The countries TO which the society
sepds missionaries are: China, japan,
India, Corea, Bulgaria, Italy. South
America and Mexico,
An invitation from the Kings
Daughters to visit the Day Nursery,
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la MAscoTTE TONIGHT.

Never has the charming and tuneful
opera OF "ollvette" been SO well sung
at popular prices as last night at the
Grand Opera house by the Gonzalez
Opera company. The opera was excep-
tionallV well cast and the music and
action pleased so well that the applause
was almost continuous. The company
Is making a pleasant impression upon
Wheeling lovers OF hlgh-class music,
This afternoon "OliVette" will be re-
peated and tonight the company will
sing La Mascottee," the score OF which
is said to contain more wit and humor
than any other comic opera.
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pAYroN,s COMEDY coMPANY.

It Is a matter of congratulatlon that
wheeling is to have the pleasure of well
coming that band OF artists and royal
good people, Payton's Big Comedy COM
pany. 1t was first feared that Mr.. Pay
toms company could not play full
week In Wheeling. but hurried cancella-
tons and readjustment Of dates
brought about the desired effect, and
the excellent company, with tons Of
magnificent scenery and grand stage
effects. will appear here for one week
at the Grand opera house, commencing
next Monday night, in alone in Lon
don"
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THERE is no need of little children
being tortured by scald head, eczema
and skin eruptions, DeWitt's Witch
Hazel salve gives instant relief and
cures permanently. Charles +, Goethe,
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair, Forty-sixth and Jacob streets;
A. y. Scheele, No. 6O7 Main street; Ex-
lev Bros, Penn and Zane streets; Bowie
& Co., Bridgeport.
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MANY DELEGATES
Attending the Twenty'Eishth An.
nual Meeting
OF THE CINCINNATI BRANCH OF

THE woAiANs FOREIGN MIS-
sIoNARY SOCIETY OF THE NJ. f,
CHURCH - THE PROCEEDINGS
OPENED YESTERDAY MORNING
AT FOURTH STREET NJ, E.
CHURCH UNDER AUsPIcIous
CIRCUMSTANCES - INTEREST
ING TALKS BY RETURNED MIS-
sIoNARIEs-To CONCLUDE THIS
EVENING.
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NO COURTS YESTERDAY.

There were no courts in session yestsr-
day, circuit courts as well as the crimi-
nal court having taken recess. Both
branches of the circuit court will be in
session to-day.
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To-DAY's PROGRAMME.


The programme for to-day, the last
OF the meetings of the society, is as
follows:
THURSDAY. 900 A. NJ.
Northern Ohio Division in charge OF De-
votional Service,
Mlnutes,....s.,s,-,ss... g. w. Barnes
Reports OF Conference Secretaries,
Ohio Conference Division. ....,,,......,.
Mrs. ], IL, Creighton. Lithlpolis. Ohio
Central Ohio Conference DlvisiOn.,....
Mrs. W. o, Semans, Delaware Ohio
Central German Conference Division.
-, .,.:,.,.t.,,,.,. Miss Anna schewermann
The Character Of Native Christians and
the Growth OF the Native Church
In China. ,.... Miss c. NJ, Frey, Picking
Workers Counsel in charge OF Mrs. j.
Il. Mills,
Report OF Nominating Committee for gen.
eral officers OF the branch.
Benediction,
THURSDAY. 200 p. NJ,
Kentucky and West Virginia Divisions in
charge OF Devotional Service.
Minutes, ,.,...,,..,,.,...M Mrs. c. W. Barnes
Our work among the depressed classes
of India, what we are doing for
them, and what they are doing for
"....,.Mrs. c. NJ. Buck, Aligarh, India
The Chlldren's Home, In charge OF Mrs
". o. Semans, Delaware, Ohio,
The Society and Myself.
....,Mrs. John Mitchell, Cleveland, Ohio
Election OF general officers OF the branch,
BenedictiOn.
THURSDAY, 7:So P. II.
Organ Voluntary.
East Ohio Conference in charge Of Devo-
tional Service.
Minutes .................M Mrs. c. W. Barnes
Vocal Solo, 1.-THE Light OF the World
Address Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Mary Il. Bailey, Lucknow, India
Vocal Solo, Through Clouds to Sunshine
A God Speed You" .....................,
Rev. Or, Sooy. pastor Fourth Street
Church.
Soprano Baritone Emmanuel" ,..Coombs
Collection. Minutes, BenedIctIon'
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ADJUSTMENTS.

1.-The Great Train Robbery" made a
pronounced INT at the Opera house last
night, and it is certain that large au-
dience would greet 1t tonight If the
engagement were longer than single
night, which unfortunately 1t was not
Theater-goers are aware THAT once in
a while show is damned in advance
for some reason that cannot be ex-
planned when the mistake is known,
Such was the case last night. The i'm
preston was abroad that THE Great
Train Robbery" was rocky" In the
parlance OF the gallery gods, The least
that can be said is that those who did
not see this attraction missed one of
the treats OF the season. The drama
bubbles over with bright sayings clever
impersona tons, excellent specialties
and magnificent scenery Every role
was well sustained-in fact 1t is not
often so well balanced company has
appeared here. II thS attraction comes
here again 1t will get full house.
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BRowNsvGLLE-River 4 feet and
stationary.
CiREENSBORO-River 3 feet inches
and stationary. Clear aud warm. The
Adam Jacobs and Nellie Hudson due
down on Thursday and James G. Blaine
and Florence Belle up.
OIL CITY-Rlver inch and station
airy. Clear and pleasant,
WARREN-River at low water mark.
Clear and warm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II inches
and stationary. Clear and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-14

The twenty-eighth annual meeting of
the Cincinnati branch OF the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society OF the NJ, L.
church, opened auspiciously at the
Fourth Street NJ. L, church yesterday
morning, and the days proceedings
were full of enthusiasm and interest,
There was present large number OF
delegates ana visitors when the meet
ing was called to order, and throughout
the day this number was swelled by the
later arrivals, so that the meeting
which concludes this evening will result
In the most successful gathering of a
similar body ever held in Wheeling.
The sessions are held in the Sunday
school room, which was taxed to Its ut
most capacity yesterday with Intelli-
gent and Christian women, wearing the
neat badge of the society. The walls
and all places admitting of 1t are
tastefully decorated with asparagus
autumn leaves and potted plants, while
the character of the meeting is appro-
priately set forth by the display OF
maps of eastern countries, exhibitions
OF the work of Christianized HIndoo
children, etc. A large scroll, containing
the names OF thirty-two missionaries
sent out blythe society since 1863, is sus-
pended to the rear Of the platform. The
Methodist ladies OF this city are untir-
ing in their efforts to make the meeting
a success and are entertaining the vis-
itors. The Kings Daughters, Of the
Fourth Street church, are the ushers.
Though the lecture room is used for the
proceedings. the ante rooms are fitted
up with couches and chairs for the ac-
commodation Of those who have trav-
eled from a distance, and are in need of
rest
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TO THE OPEN"

Sheriff Richards took two Ohio county
eonvicts 10 the state penitentiary al
MoundsvIlle yesterday afternoon, where
they were consigned to the care OF Col
onel Hawk. They were George Deltz.
burglary, two years; A. H, Collins, for
gerry, two years. They were convicted
at the present term az the criminal court.
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81 was troubled with that dreadful
disease called dropsy: swollen from
head to foot. Burdocks Blood Bitters
has completely cured me. II is a
most wonderful medicine" Joseph
HerIck, Linwood, ont.
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signed by Mrs. II. ). Reed and Mrs.
G. H. Ebeling, was read yesterday.
The society collected $500 for its
work last year.
The officers are: Mrs. William B. Da.
Wis, president; Mrs. 3. F. Cuwan and
Mrs. G. W. Barnes. secretaries, and Mrs.
John c, Kunz and Mrs. Olivia Kinsey,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-14

THE soothing. lung-healing virtues OF
the newly cut pine are all embodied in
DR.. Woods Norway Pine syrup the
sovereign remedy for coughs and colds,
and lung troubles of all sorts.
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they could

lney coulu
cure me but
failed TO do
SO.
l gave up
in despair
and took TO
my bed. l
haddreadful
pains in my
heart,
fainting- n