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F1NANCE mi TRADE
Tho Features or the Money and Stock
Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Money on call
easy at l1G@2 per cent; last loan l&@2
per cent. closed at 2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper Sh@4H per cent.
Sterling exchange strong with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 $3.50
4 S5% for demand and at 81 S2RG4 S2B
for sixty days. Posted rates 81 $500
4 S6h. Commercial bills 81 Sc, Silver
certificates 5Sa59c. Bar silver Csc. Mex
lean dollars 45kc.
The market to-day continued Its dull
and narrow character, though at some
slight improvement owe" yesterday,
both In the volume OF the trading and
in the movement Of prices. The ex-
IRENE rise on the average was greater
than yesterday, but realizing IN the
last hour reduced the net gain to very
narrow fractions IN most cases, The
movement in the special ties,was much
freer than In the standard railroad
stocks and Sugar and Manhattan ran
one time two points higher than yes
terday's close and sharp gains were
also shown by Peoples Gas, New Jer-
sew Central, Reading first preferred
and Lead preferred. All OF these
gains were very materially less before
the close. West Chicago Street Rail
way was quite active and strong and
rose nearly two points. But C~onsolIda-
ted Gas occupied the middle Of the
gtnge and was the centre Of attraction
all day. This stock opened 3h points
higher on the belief that . large indi-
yIdual interest on one OF the local gas
companies which has been holding out
for The best terms, had been brought in
to the agreement for amalgamation,
The stock mounted upward by wide
bounds, sometimes over a point be-
tween sales, to 1897. But Che very
great skcpticlsm In the speculative
mind regarding published utternncea
ON the progress on the plan OF tho
consolidation before became manifest IN
tho equally fcyerlah course OF the stock
towards n lover level, II rot as far
down az 1888 and after vibrating In 4
very errntlc mnnncr closed x per cent
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opened I'd higher. Paris was also re-
ported strong and higher. Another mat
ter of foreign origin gave encouragement
to the bulls. The Liverpool Corn Trade
News telegraphed that crop estimates
from the Russian minister fully confirm
ed previous bad reports. The minister
gave the wheat crop as 75,00O,0 900 bushels
below last years In Russia proper. The
effect of this was somewhat spoiled by
another report which gave the shortage
at 10000, 900 bushels FOR the whole empire.
The heavlness of the northwest receipts
also had a tendency to keep the market
back. The latter in fact was the only
strongly bearlsh feature of the days
trading. Opening prices for May ranged
from 90k,o to 90SEc, with a sale or two ut
90A @90hc. Under the influence OF the
strong cables the price soon got up TO sic,
but it sagged again and all morning
hund around 90Nc, Receipts to-day ut
the two big northwestern receiving CEN
tres numbered 1,226 cars against s2l a
week ago and 919 the corresponding day
of the year before. 1t was expected that
Minneapolis and Duluth stocks OF wheat
would show an Increase for the week OF
about 100000 bushels, but dispatches
from there estimate the increase ut only
half of that. Duluth. an Increase OF 6OO,-
900 bushels, was expected and Minnea-
polls stocks an increase of from $4,000 to
100000 bushels. Chicago receipts were
G7 cars against 1i2 last year. Another
bearish Item of news was that a cargo OF
American wheat had been r~e-shipped at
Ruenos Ayres because Argentine expect
ed to have plenty Of her own. Primary
western receipts were large again, l,l5i,-
600 bushels compared with GA 900 a year
ago. Liverpool closed higher by from
I'D to 1gSd than It closed yesterday. TIT
reason given for such an unexpected
heavy advance was that 10000 bushels
destined for ports of call off coast In the
United Kingdom had been ordered TO
France. Even with this as an Incentive
the price OF May went up very unwill-
ingly, 1t finally advanced to 9l@c, but
| when the Modern Miller reported the
wheat area up to the average and prom
. islng an increase, the price went off again
In n hurry. May was selling at OORW
9O7kc at the close.
Corn wac dull, the excrtion of the pre-
vious two days having apparently taken
all the life out of traders. Business con-
sisted chiefly of changing from Decem-
Der to May at 3%d3hc spread. Tit
market wac fairly steady, helped by the
early irmness of wheat and oats and the
moderate receipts, 294 cars. Seaboard
| c~learanccs were 5S7. 900 bushels. Cables
were M9hd higher, May ranged from
SO@3OI.c 20 29&c and cSsed unchanged
at 20AW 29kc.
The crowd I oats was large all day
and a nervous feeling existed throughout
the session. At the opening and for a
time after there VAS heavy buying by
tho nnonle who wore so nromInent on the
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hlgher, at n net gain OF three points.
The later weakness In the market was
due In part to reports from the west OF
falling off In railroad earnings and to
widespread difficulty over the mainte-
nance Of the railroad rates. There was
talk also that large increases In operat-
ing expenses would reduce the net
earnings OF railroads for October below
what has been counted upon. Buying
for London account helped to sustain
the market in earlier dealings. A fea-
ture of the day was a sharp rise of &c
in the rates OF sterling exchange both
for demand bills and cable transfers.
This was in part the reflection OF q
stiffening In the discount rate in Lon
don where the bank OF England is again
borrowing money In the open market
with the purpose of controlling the pri-
vate discount rate and relieving the
pressure for gold on that centre. Money
In this market continued very dull and
easy In all departments. Not only has
the dullness OF speculation reduced the
demand for money, but there has been
quite n heavy flow OF funds during the
week from interior points. To-morrow's
bank statement Is expected to show q
material Increase of available money.
The bond market was moderately ac-
tive and prices advanced. Total sales,
1885, 900.
United States As reg. and Sc advanc-
ed * per cent bid.
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CutCAdo-Thcrc wns enough bullleh
ncwe In wheat to-day to have advanced
the price three cents per hu6hcl, but tn
close rhow0d TnlnR Of only ne for Do
comhcr and ANNc for May Top prlccl
were made ON tNn nnnuunl umult OF
French ptlr hasra Of LOO, 900 buRhcla OF
wheat OH coast at London Corn was
Hlow and closed 80 lower for December,
nut unchanged r0s May Th.ro va m
Irregular mdrltotrlWuatg lNqnmbor de-
cllnlHp Mri uhdvhy Wv nee nchh ~ iIrd,
pruyleIuuH itllnri'N Uouttait&r,
NIltuput n good Wthrtrtulpr hlbluhor
prize nuutlioprni % bNt0 tlAlrhnr trtuno
OF tho bfrh tAntlt0iaIA ltVlvriihlulr In.
stead NJ dcclinmnutmnymrhthy with the
loss Of 10 per buphol here yesterday,
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buying side. Later they turned and sold
heavily OF December and the spread
which had narrowed to &c wldened to 1c.
The "%swltching" was so continuous that
traders became somewhat bewildered.
The heavy selling IN December, how
ever, resulted in a &c decline in that OPP
lon. Cash demand continued urgent
and sales of $4,000 bushels were report
ed. Receipts were SOL cars. May ranged
22% @22&c to 2h022%c, closing un-
changed at 22%c.
Provisions were very dull. The mar
ket was barely steady, with the range
OF prices less than &c In everything. Hog
receipts overran estimates. which may
account for the easy feeling. Packers
were fair buyers around the opening but
after that there were more sellers than
there were bidders. AT the close. Janu-
airy pork was 21sc lowr at IS 27M; Janu-
AIRY lard 2hc lower at 81 30 and January
ribs 2iiac lower at 81 20.
Estimated receipts Saturday:
Wheat 1916 cars; corn $50 cars; oats 800
cars: hogs $1,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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barrels exports 50. g4S barrels markel

DuTTtlS1 tNUOflS oJiEao bdiltlSI HlhlhNN
firm and fairly active at old prices.
Wheat, receipts 156,45O bushels; ex-
ports 325, 900 bushels: spot market firm;
No. 2 red 99i4c; options opened firm;
closed unsettled at a shade of from the
top, but %@&c above last night. No.
vember closed at 9Tc; December closed
at 97Hc.
Corn, receipts 1A4,025 bushels; exports
542,SS bushels; spot market steady;No.
2. 3ibc; options opened steady; closed
at practically unchanged prices; Mo-
vember closed at 32iAc; December clos
ed at S2Mc,
Oats, receipts 100000 bushels; exports
3l2,9SG bushels: spot market quiet; No.
2. 26lEc; options were quleter and Nc
higher; December closed at 26c: Febru-
AIRY closed at 27iAc.
/ Hay and leather quiet, Hops and
hides steady.
Beef firm. Lard steady; western
steamed 81 80; refined quiet. Pork duh.
pallow steadier. CottOn3eed oil steady.
Rice steady. Molasses quiet.
Coffee, options opened steady and
closed quiet at net loss OF 5 to 10 points;
sales 22,2jO bags.
Sugar, raw firm; refined firm.
BALTIMoRE-Flour dull and I'M
changed; receipts 5000 barrels. Wheat
iirmer; spot and month 97lEG97Rc; De-
cember 97A G97Sc receipts 1880 BUSH
els, Corn firm; spot, month and De-
cember 33tsc; November or December,
new or old, 1924 @33c: recelp.S SO,21t
bushels. Oats irmer;N Ma. 2 white 2Sla3
zoe; receipts SO.7SS bushels. Rye steady:
No. 2 western 5lc; receipts S.S92 hush
els. Hay firm and demand fair; choice
timothy S13 90. Butter steady and n
changed, Eggs firm and unchanged.
Cheese steady and unchanged,
CINCINNATI-Flour dull. Wheat
firm; No. 2 red 9ic. Corn firm; No. 2
mixed new 271hc. Oats strong and high
er; No, 2 mixed 24iac. Rye qulet' No, ..
46iac. Lard quiet at 81 Is. Bulkmeats
firm Mt 81 So. Bacon stenay al S. So.
whiskey steady OF 81 10. Butter quiet.
Eggs firm at l6iac, Cheese steady at DC.
ToLEDo-wheat higher and weak;
No. 2 cash 93lac; December 9ihc, Corn
active; No. 2 mixed 21Ac, Oats dull;
No. . mixed &c. Rye dun and steady
No. 9 cash 4Shc. CloVerseed active and
steady; prime cash and December So g.
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ed, There was a fairly active local and
shipping demand for hogs at yester-
days late prices, but the market closed
DUH and weak. sales were largely ne
81 t0GS so. prime shipping lots fetching
81 50fa 57is and coarse heavy packers
50 95Gs S5, Sheep and lambs were slow
er at lower prices, Sheen sold 90 Sc 500
4 G5, lambs selling at IS 1906 75, large
ly at 81 SOq5 80, Rams sold at 81 csc.
4 90.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle s,eadvi
prime 81 75G4 So: common So 0G9S 90;
feeders 81 0O@i so, Hogs fairly active;
prime medium IS So, hest Workers and
pigs 81 COOS 60; common 10 fair grades
50 556s 60; heavy s. 5OGS rs; roughs
81 50d3 30, Sheep firm; choice 81 600
4 60; ummon 81 0OGS 65; choice lambs
IS 60d5 SIS; common 70 good 81 50Q5 90,
Veal calves SO soar 90,
cINCINNATI-Hogs active at Sc 900
s 55.
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THE INTERNATIONAL suEDAY.sCHooI
LESSON
November 81 1897. Ephsslanu VI, 1920.
THE CHRISTIAN ARMoR.

h animal is strong only in the pow
er with which nature has endowed him.
He has no control over any reservoir Of
power outside of himself, He Is obIiY-
ious to the forces OF nature. He can see
no further than his eye Is naturally ca
pable OF seeing. He is strong and
speedy only as nature has made him 50.
=. Mans superiority is apparent at
this very point. Weaker than many OF
the animals, ne yet knows how TO avail
himself OF the reservoirs OF power, The
lion roars. but cannot make himself
heard beyond the jungle. Man strings
q wire, and whispers into u human ear
a thousand miles away. So he also in
credibly prolongs the range Of his vls-
ion, and conveys himself speedily where
he wills. Thus man supplements his in
herent power by the extra forces which,
in increasing measure, he subdues TO
his Will, +. A spiritual analogy Is
here. The souls environment is limit
ed, and at times u~nfavorahle, Failure
10 recognize this is one of the sources
of weakness In the current religious life,
TO underestimate the strength of an
enemy Is u grave error. 1t was the
blunder OF the civil war. Not weighing
well the odds against the soul Is a zap
ital mistake in spiritual warfare.
Paul describes the spiritual equipment
OF the soul under the figure of the arm
ament of n soldier, II was a familiar
sight TO him, Ne had been chained to
a Roman trooper for five years, He
had noted his comparative weakness
whom his armor was doffed; his strength
when 1t was donned. In the apostles
eyes the strength stands so with tho
Christian. He is strong or weak, as he
Is p~anoplied or uppanoplied,
The force of the figure Is sometimes
frittered away by dwelling too infinitely
upon the articles and uses of the armor.
1t is a slmilitude showing how we may
draw upon the of heaven for
u souls defense; how human weak
ness may be supplemented by divine
strength; how heavens reservoir may
be drawn upon by faith and prayer, and
n naturally weak be made powerful
In the Lord and in the strength of his
might.
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rHE TEAcHER,s Qu1YER.

~ Lack Of seriousness is one of the
characteristics of current religious life.
Hymns, earnest and solemn, are looked
upon as literary curiosities, Yet wen
the P%uritans. now so despised, we're not
so foolish as the children Of this genera
ton, who smirk and litter In the fncd
of the enemy's shotted guns" (2) The
old martial hymns of the church chord
well with the apostles military figure:
Soldiers OF Christ. arIse!" ~ must
fight II / would reign MY soul, be
on thy guard" (3) The night before l
crossed the st. Theodule Glacier Pass,
my guide filled the soles of my shoes
with hob nails. I shall neve forget the
sensation as l first stepped upon the ice.
My feet were fairly glued. To slip
seemed impossible. That experience
associates itself with the phrase, feet
shod with the preparation OF the gos-
pel.''
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j. C. BERRY, one OF the best known
citizens Of Spencer, Mo- testtttcs that
he cured himself Of the worst kind Of
plies by using u few boxes Of DeWttts
Witch Hazel Salve. lie had been
troubled with piles for over thirty
wears, and had used many different
kinds Of so-called cures; but DeNYItt's
was the one that did the work, and he
Will verify this statement II any one
wishes to write to him Charles
II, Goethe, Market and Twelfth streeta;
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-slSth and ia.
cob streets; A. Il. Scheele, No, COZ Main
street: Exley Bros, Penn and Zana
streets; Bowie g. Co.. Bridgeport. 8
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CHtCAGo-Cattle, moderate general
demand; barely steady A few very or
binary steers sold for 81 75d4 90, white
choice to fancy cattle brought s. GOA,
& As, the greater part OF the sales being
at 81 SbG5 90. Heavy cattle sold freely
at IS OOG5 45. stockers and feeders
fairly active at 50 25ai Is, 0 few lots
selling at "a 40G4 40, Calves slightly
higher and mllch COWS were unchaug-
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TOO TRUE FOR HISTORY.
Shy Aneedoto Fails to Convince the
Conservative,

NuuhtTN httNes
Milwaukee Sentinel: THE most des.
perate personal act / witnessed during
the wal was performed by n Wisconsin
cavalryman," said c. j. Hilton, OF Mad
ison. 1T vas at Fleetwood Hill. and
the mar discounted the capture made at
Ciudad Rodrigo by Charles O'Malley's
man, Mickey Free. The Wisconsin man
rode out between two great cavalry
forces-UnlonN and Confederate and
attacked a lieutenant and two men be-
longing TO Jeb Stuart's force, and after
n hand-to-hand sabre fight. lasting fully
ten minutes, captured the three rebs and
brought them in. 1t was the prettiest
fight Of the kind / eve saw. and the
Wisconsin trooper was cheered by every
man on our side who witnessed his act,
and by some OF Stuart's ridcTs. i don't
know who the man was. but my recol-
lection is that he belonged to the Second
Wisconsin"
A man who wore the Loyal Legion
button said he did not think the Second
Wisconsin was In the fight with Stuart
ut Brandy Station and Fleetwood Hill,
He asked for the story, however.
II was n member of the Eighth New
York." said Mr.. Hilton, land our regi.
ment was part of the cavalry command
cent under Pleasanton to look up Jeb
Stuart, Just before Gettysburg. We
found Stuart-yellow sash. black hat
plumcs, gold spurs and all that at
Brandy Station, and with him were all
his riders. The fight was n hot one, and
We came very near being beautifully
whipped, although we claimed the vic.
tory on the ground that W. learned what
we wanted 10 knoW-wherc Stuart wah
and what Lee was about. Some OF the
heaviest fighting Of the day was Mt n
spot called Fleetwood Hill, and II was
there that the wisconsin trooper cap
tured his three men.
we had been at II hammer and longs
for two or three hours, when there came
one N those let-upB you all have seem
for all the world like two bulldogs look.
Ing for a fresh hold. While both sldcn
were waiting for the rider to advance, u
CoRieaarnte lieutenant and two mel'
rode out from their tents, moving to-
ward us no II searching for something
on the field. Everybody on our eide
watched them and wondered what they
were looking for. The two llnca were
fully two-,hlrds Of n mile apart, and the
three rcbs had gotten about q third OF
The way across toward ua. Then, over
On the right of II line waa a stir and
connection, ana tho excitement spread
along until II reached ug.
THE right Of DIR line waa concealed
from M by n little grove OF oak trees,
n trooper In blue, mounted on Il big bay
That looked like n thoroughbred, was
riding Out to meet those three mon In
gray lie Hnt on his horse like n riding
school master. when within 100 yards
M EIt...NH. H. 800. a.. I.INAI sAIuN.l
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sYMPToMs-MoIsture; intense itch
ing and singing; most at night; worse
by scratching. II allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and u.
cerate, becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most
cases removes the tumors, AT crug-
gists, or by mall. for 50 cents. Or.
swayne & Son, Philadelphia. tths&w
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NEW Y0RE-DrB goods are follow.
Ing the lines OF the weeks trading and
show no Increase In interest In any
grade, Print cloths bid at 2&c for exc
tras are steadily refused by manltac-
turers and there is practically no de-
mand for these goods at the nominal
quotation Of . 5-tGc, Old woods are eS-
ceedingIy quiet In all grades, Print
cloths are without feature.
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OIL CITY-credlt balances 65c; certi-
foates, opened at G7c bid; first sales
were at csc, Closed offered at &c, Sales
1900 barrels; shipments lO3,SlS barrels;
runs 99,O5l barrels.
NEW YoRK-Pennsylyanla crude, no
market; nominal at S5c,
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MOSAIC FROM COMMENTARIES.

MOSAIC FROM COMMENTARIES.
Power of his might: Chrlst's strength
becomes our strength; only in him are
we strengthened. Braune. . Whole
armor: In classical Greek the word
here used stands for the full armor of
q heavy-armed soldier. Vincent,
Able to stand: A military term, ito
stand your ground" as opposed to de-
feat or fight. Hurlbut, . . We wres-
tie: This contest in Its essence is a
single-handed struggle in wrestling, in
which each for himself is attacked
Lange. PrlncIpalities, powers!
The word Is used to express the united,
controlling, mighty influences against
which the Christian has TO contend.
Elllcott. . With these images in
his mind, drawn from the daily spec
tacle OF his prison, he tells his Chris
tianS since they, too. are soldiers, not
Of Caesar, but OF Christ, In what pam
oply they must resist the w~orld-ruIerL,
Of this darkness. the spiritual powers
Of wlckedness In the heavenlles. Farrar.
. Loins glrt: The girdling Is the
own act, by grace, of the regeneratc.
will. Moule. Feet shod: Sandal.
bound by thongs over the instep; sole
studded with nails. Vincent, =.
Shield: Called in the Greek by n name
derived from door, because size Of door,
Peloubet. Helmet: Defense OF
head, seat OF sight, hearing, intellect.
by which the whole battle Is guided.
Ibid. Sword-word: Fight Is de-
fenslve, but requires the thrust OF tho
defended. Moule.
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NEW YoRK-Plg Iron warrants, dull
at SO 75 bid and 50 So asked, Lake oop-
per quiet at $40 75, Tin easy at Sla 61
bid and Sl3 10 asked. Spelter lower at
81 90 bid and 81 05 asked. Lead eX-
change quiet at 81 so bid and 81 50 ask
ed. Brokers gtrT-" az " 80.
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ECZEMA Of the scalp or Seall Head,
even in It's most severe form, Is never
fallingly cured by Doan's Ointment, the
surest specific for all itchiness OF tho
skin.
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HHBELIHG \ ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

tnnhy, except eunaNy,
sunday church trains Will leave Fin
Grove at a!lS q, M, and Wheeling at iqli
%, m. IL ~, WElsuEWnBN.
General ManaHak
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DIR. Vail is Appointment physician and
Surgeon in St. Lonis. no., he Is medi-
cal examiner for many benevolent So
cleties and insurance companies. And
his large practice brings,himin contact
with many cases of-throat and lung
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EVERYDAY fVmptoms N digestive
..,IIl'th "nold stomach, distress nfior
lung burning NJ pit NJ stomach, dull
navy lnrllnEa uurdork Blood Blttora
u,y't fails " correct troubles OF this
'''t
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NEW YoRK-wooI steady,
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Cash quotations, were as follows:
Flour steady.
Wheat-No. 2 spring 8 h6S09sc; No. 8
spring S3692hc: No. 2 red 5%@97%c.
Corn-No. 2, 2G% Q27c; No, 2 yellow 279
exc.
oats-No. 2, 22G22Nc; No. 2 white giA
@25hc; No, . white 23h@24hc
Rye-No. 2, 4Sc.
Barley-No. 2 27d3Sc.
Flaxsecd-No l, 81 OGh@l 10ts.
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 67lsc.
Pork-Mess. per barrel 81 3567 40.
Lard-Per 100 lbs 81 2O64 22ts.
Short rlbs-Sides Ooose) 81 2094 so.
Dry sailed shoulders boxed 4&@5c.
Short clear sides Cboxed) 4iRq4%c.
SuEar-Unchangcd.
BuLter-steady; creamerics 15021c;
dslries l2tp20c,
Eggs-Efrm; fresh lSc.
Cheese quiet at SQSlhc,
NEW YoRK-Flour, receipts 32.126
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ofDnEGhH in dc o. s. and Europe The TerarnO company w~aEhiVtO- DE.
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In al throat and lung troubles. and In incipient eonsump
doa Tersaane should be prescribed. Its healing and build,
Ing uprpoRers, ae remarkable Severe colds add ehrone
~cUsghaare s~pvrdaYeured, as II by magic. Ahmilyt that has
once used TesfLine Is never without It In the house for en-
e~tgenrieG .tiS almost, q specific for the erOupy cough Of
children and for whoopps Cough Terralins Is apurep pro-
duct of eauiemn-tascess and palatble Write for "Phy,
slcians' Testimony" Sen, free.
Letcrs relating to special cases or inquiries regarding Ter
sline viii he answered by a physisien