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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-06
MARTINS FERRY.
Hap, and Nilshnp. In the Thriving city
Across the River.

IIapS amI NIlshAps in the Thriving city
AcrOGS the River.
The marriage Of Joseph PInkerton. of
this city, to Miss Wlnoma AIKEN. OF TIL
tonVIlIe, will take place at 9 o'clock
this morning, at the home OF the bride.
Father Mattingiy returned last even
ing from Cumberland, Md, where he
was attending the golden Jubilee OF the
Saints Peter and Paul church.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Presbyterian church will
be entertained this evening by Mrs.
Hoyle, on South Fourth street.
The ladies OF the German Lutheran
church gave lawn fete last evening at
the home Of Fred Muegge, on Seventh
street.
Thayer Heslop returned last evening
from Pomeroy, where he had been at
tending a reunion OF the Heslop fam
lily.
The shortage OF the new revenue
stamps Is the cause of much complaint
among the merchants all over the city.
Miss Mamie HumphrevIlle returned
from Pomeroy last evening, where she
has been the glest OF relatives.
Miss Gertrude Single. who has been
the guest OF Miss Ada Joy. returns to
her home in Wellsburg to-day.
Claire Chamberlain has returned to
his home In Akron, after a few days
visit with relatives here.
Miss Maud Strain left last evening
for DIllonvale to visit her grandfather,
George HorninS.
Carl Lash is home from Gambler,
where he has been attending Kenyon
college.
Elmer Reed returned to sclo yester-
day to resume his studies In the coll
lege.
Miss Axle Captain, OF Canal Dover, Is
visiting her parents on Hickory street.
The LaughlIn hot rolls will resume
tomorrow morning..
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THE METHODIST MECCA.

TO the Editor Of the Intelligencer.
sIR:-The InteliIgeHcer Of Monday in
,4s AT the camp grounds" artlcle.giv
its readers quite an appetizlng bill Of
fare for the camp meeting In August.
wish 70 endorse the suggestions Of
that article and to recommend some
other things in connection with this
Methodist Mecca, and which possibly do
not receive sufficient consideration
from the ChriEtiRn people Of wheeling
There are thousands OF persons who
look 10 the churches OF the city to ar
range for them their annual outing, q
pllgfInage to bring them In closer touch
with natures God. And as the grave
was Gods first temple, still to the
graves we go to refresh both the ply
steal and spiritual nature.
Upon this subject the shTewd eye OF
business has been far more dlligent
than the plous eye Of devotion, conse-
uuently there has been greater provls-
ion made for amusement and entertain
ment BY appealing to the lowest prtnci-
ples OF mans nature than otherwise.
Because Of this fact frequently, the
question Is asked "Where can we take
our Sunday schools or our young peo-
ple's eocIetIes for an outing or picnic
that we will not be endorsing an evll?"
The failure to satisfactorily answer this
question has caused hundreds to refuse
to 60 anywhere. There is, however, no
justlfablc excuse for indifference or
carelessness on the part Of the Chris
tlans to encourage the young people
and each Other BY visits and appeals to
the beauties OF nature. The Mounds
VILE camp ground, to which we have
given the above name, not because 1t Is
for Methodists only, for such is not the
case All Christians are welcomed In
dividually and collectively, but because
OF Its origin and present advantages
It has every essential for Christian
Mecca; an unlimited quantity OF water
and quality unsurpassed; the topog-
raphy sufficiently varied to be restful
to the eye and mind and suited for both
shower and sunshine. The trees, many
OF which are Of the original forest, az
ford an abundance of shade. We have
every reason to believe that the mana
gers OF this association are seeking TO
do the greatest good to the greatest
number By inviting the churches to this
summer resort without cost.
And now that the street car line IS
prepared to accommodate the people we
can see no plausible reason why these
grounds should not be thronged almost
every day OF the warm weather, with
the Christian people from this city,
Martins Ferry. Bridgeport, Bellaire and
Surrounding towns make these I'M
solicited suggestions for the good OF the
thousands Of young people in our city
who should be encouraged to nobler and
higher ideals OF life.
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BELLAIRE
ATsotG Of Local News amd GoIltp From
the Glass City.

All Sol Il OF Local News Rmd GoIStp From
the Glass City.
DR.. D. W. Boone. city health officer,
yesterday filed his report Of deaths for
the month of June as follows: consump-
ton, 2; old age, /; accidental, 2; typhoid
fever, 2; commissions. /; developmental,
2; heart disease, 1; apoplexy, 2; perls-
tiltIs tubcrcula, i; senlllty, /. Total ,16.
Nubmer OF contagious and infectious
diseases reported during the month:
Dlphterla, /: scarlet fever, l; typhoid
fever, q; whooping cough, 6; measles, 8.
A son Of William Glffen who is serv-
Ing three year term In the United
States light artillery, was with the bat
terry that opened the fire ut Santiago, and
his folks are anxious to hear from him,
since the list OF dead and wounded
grows so rapidly. Devore. OF Woods
field, who was In the engagements of
the rough riders, was wounded.
William shIndewolr ownes splendid
horse OF good blood and fine style. On
the Fourth he attempted fine riding, ala
Buffalo Bill. hut when the horse stopped
promptly at command TO whoa, the rider
went on. A COMPOUNDED fence In the way
interfered with the lightning change
and injured the ribs Of the rider, but not
dangerously.
Harry Heller, n window glass worker,
whose home was In this city, but who
has been working in Indiana for several
years past, returned on his annual visit
this summer with a wife, having quietly
married Miss Della Appleton, Of Upton,
Ind, recently. His friends gave him
and his bride hearty reception here.
Eddie Bertrain, twelve year old boy
In Gravel hill. was shot through the
hand Saturday. The boy and a COM
pnnIon had secured revolver IN some
way, but the first attempt to use It re-
suited us stated and further celebration
was Of little interest TO young Bertrain.
The lake At Epworth Park was stock
ed with fish year or two ago. and now
the Amy tribe 10 50 numerous In that
pond that the ladies' do not take kindly
to the lake as bathing place. A hsh or
a mouse is a terror TO the average sum-
mer resort girl.
The hremen are not well pleased over
their trip to sistersvlIle, though the fire.
men down there are all right, they say.
But the sport for the Fourth was put In
the hands Of alleged sports" who gave
no attention to the visitors, but left
town.
A number Of BellaIre teachers have
gone to Washington City to attend the
meeting of the National Association.
The teachers are active now in educa-
tlonal matters, and there Is less than the
usual gossipIng.
The city board Of health met at the
mayors office last night and urged the
rigid enforcement OF the rules by the
health officer and sanitary policeman.
Burglars visited the home of David
wngener at West Wheeling Sunday
night and got an $50 watch, but nothing
else OF value.
Ed Sutton left here yesterday for
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MoUNDsv1LLE
AAGIseoIIRneoUS MeIanxo of Minor Mat
ters from MnrshalPs Metropolis.

hWl16nII0ueoWh hetAuko OF minor MAT
ters from MarshaiPs Metropolis.
Mrs. sudger Fletcher died at her resi-
dence on Second street, at about 0
o'clock Monday night, Of typhoid fever.
The funeral services will be held at the
residence at 8 o'clock this morning. In
terment at Oak Grove cemetery. She
leaves a husband and one child.
Prof. orie McConkey, principal OF the
Cfarksburg schools, has left for Nor
gantown, to attend the summer term at
the University, after spending a few
days visiting friends here.
Russell Jefferson. son of James F. JEFF
ferson, OF Wayman's ridge, is reported
dangerously III with inflammation.
Mrs Charles Hobbs, OF SanIngalo,
Tex, is visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs.
L. Hobbs, on the camp grounds.
Mrs. L. r. Eneix, Of Glen Easton, is
visiting W. H. EneiX and family, Of
Fourth street.
w. A. Klddes has gone to Marietta to
take charge OF street paving contract.
Theodore Hood and wife, of New
Cumberland, are visiting IN the city
Miss Elsie Woods. OF Fork Ridge, Is
the guest OF Miss Mary Ruble.
Miss Allie Logan has returned from
visiting friends In Warrington,
Mr.. W. F. Daily, Of Parkersburg. Is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Helen McIntIre is visiting Mrs.
s, w, Mathews,
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BOXING.

Walter Campbell. OF Philadelphia. for
several years the 1876 pound champion
boxer OF America, is In the city SPEND
few days. He has been out Of tina
business for over four years, his las.
fight being with Critic. One Of his no
table achievements was a six round
draw with Jack McAullffe. the old light
weight champion. Mr.. Campbell last
night left 500 at prominent Market
street saloon to be placed on Maher for
his fight with Goddard Friday night.
Mr. Campbell VIII bet the sum named
that Maher wins, and agrees to lose n
the contest ends In a draw.
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Mrs, Michael Curtain. Plntnfeid, ILL.,,
makes the statement. that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for month by her family
physician, but grew worse He told
her she Wns hopeless victim OF con-
sumption and that no medicine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton; she bought bottle Hnd to her de-
Hight found herself benefited from first
dose. She continued itR use and after
talVinE six bottles. found herself sound
and well; now does her own housewurlI,
and In nR well as she ever was ,--gree
trial bottles Of this Great Discovery ut
Logan Drug Co.'S store. Large bottles
90 cents and $L0O. g
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ducements. To bind match he depos-
tied $1,000 with a local morning news
paper and the challenge will remain
open for ten days.
Sharkey says he Is anxious to meet
Mccoy and will box the latter before
the Hawthorn club, Of Buffalo, N. Y.
with the understanding that in case Of
police interference the whole purse
shall be paid over to sharkey.
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Fredericksburg 10 visit HE brother os-
sar, who is with the volunteers there
Never Ia The history OF ths baltimore
& Ohio railroad, was the local freight
Os heavy on this branch.
There are twenty-five families now At
EpWorth ark, fourteen OF them from this
city
Rev. e. D. Miller Is at Cinclnnau at
tending q. conference meeting.
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Wheeling. July s.
"srEEpLE JACK" AT WORK.

"steepIe Jack" was the center Of at
traction for a large crowd of people
near st. Matthew'S P. E. church last
night, and more than one in the crowd
expected to see him suddenly fall from
the top of the steeple, where he swung
carelessly about in his cage, RECALLING
the ears Of the spectators on the street
below with snatches OF songs, patriotic
and otherwise. He had imbibed more
stimulants than a physician would rec
ommehd, yet he continued TO swing
around the spIre from to nearly 10
O'Clock, and threatened heart failure to
many OF the people peerlng up at him
through the darkness. He painted the
Cathedral spire last summer and one
night got too well acquainted with
John BarIeycorn, for which he liQui-
dated In police court next morning, and
some OF the constables on Lawyers
Row" would have pulled him down last
night II so much atmosphere didn't In
tervene. "steeple Jack" only works
after shutdown,
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delicate organism Of her sex, to rely upon
an unSkilled, inexperienced, general prnc-
Iitioner is to risk her health upon 4 gam
bier's hazard. Her only real safeoS 10 II
the careful well.digested advice Of a physi-
clan who has had wide, special experience
IN diseases Of this particular class
The chief consulting physician Of the fa-
nous fnvaiids' Hotciana Surgical Institute,
81 Buffalo, N. Y, Dr. r. v. Pierce, has de-
voted thirty years Of special study aud pracs
lice to the weaknesses and diseases pecul.
lar to women. His grand medicine, the
"Favorite Prescription haR done more to
restore perfect health md strength to WON.
en- than any other medicine. II Is the only
proprietary medicine devised for this pur.
pose by an educated, skilled specialist IN
womat's peculiar ailments.
A woman writing to Or. Pierce regarding
herself may feel absolute ASSURANCE Of re.
ceiving, free Of charge, the best profess
Sional advice by means Of which the most
obstinate Of these delicate troubles may be
promptly relieved and permanently cured.
BARBRA A. Mudd, OF Iudlsu Greek, Monroe Co,
Mo-, wrllea. ~ am very thankful for what Or,
PIeree'g Fnyorite Prescription did for me. Twas
all broke down from nervous prostitution, but
since taxing this medicine have had more e.
lief than from al the doeipgs, Your vnVorite
Prescription did me q world Of good,"
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BENW0Ol
Breezy News Items Gathered Tn the Busy
AIaruhaII County Town.

Breezy News Items Gathered In the Busy
MarshaII County Town.
Thomas P. Deegan. accompanied by
his father, has returned from Trenton
N. J., where he was delegate to the
A. o. H. national convention. Upon his
return Mr. Deegan visited Camp Petit
at fredericksburg, Va. in company
with Captain Garden, and Andy McGar-
rel, the pension attorney. formerly Of
BenWood. They had supper at the
camp, and were nicely entertained by
Captain A. A. FranzheIn1. Private
James Smith, one OF the immunes, sent
his regards to his Benwood friends and
said he was in the ranks to stay to
a finish. and they couldn't get to the
front too soon.
The first annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Benwood and McMechen
Electric Light, Heat and Power Co.,
will be held this evening. A board OF
directors will be elected, among other
business.
Arthur Geraghty has resigned his po-
sition as turn foreman at the Wheeling
steel works, and the place has been ta-
ken by man from Troy, N. 7. Several
Troy men are now employees OF the steel
plant
George Hun, OF Allegheny, assistant
foreman in the Pittsburgh & Fort
Wayne car shops, has returned home,
after visit to his sister, Mrs. L. N.
Schad.
An infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs, John
Manning was buried yesterday, at
Mount Calvary cemetery. after a sud-
den death Saturday evening.
Mrs. Sharp, mother OF Robert Sharp,
the grocer. died Tuesday night at her
home in the Fourth ward. She was well
advanced in years.
a fc:ce OF italian iaborers started
yesterday morning to lag the main on
Marshall street, for the new water sgs-
TEN.
Luke sauer. Felix MCGEE, Thomas
o'Brien and VIII Plug left yesterday
mornlnz-te camp at Fish run.
Ted Landers and Thomas Blake
leave this morning to fish at Buckhill
bottom, near New Marttnsvftte.
William WhItesIdes left yesterday
morning on visit to Marietta friends
DR.. and Mrs. Mcmillan, OF Dillonvale,
are visiting Rev. Father McMenamtn.
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N'MECHEN.

Happenings OF Interest Tn the MarAhNl
County Town.
Francis Levy, Of Bellalre, was in town
yesterday on business.
james Talbert OF sherrard, was n
business caller In town yesterday
Mrs. ]. s. Smith left Monday for n
visit with friends at Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Hannah MARBLE and Mrs, N. B,
Gosney are visiting friends at McHees-
port, Pa.
John Powell and daughter, Maggie,
have returned from visit with friends
ut pittsburgh.
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KI.nREnANI A P1fZZ1

NEW YORK, July 6.-FlobGdnnz was too
much for the New Workers.. while Doheny
was at times easy for the Bostons. Two
Of Bos,ons runs resulted from a wild
RHE
New York ....8 0 0 0 0 0 . ~ 4 ]
Boston ........2 0 0 3 o 0 o 0 O--5 Q 2
Batteries. Doheny and Grady: Itlobedanz
and Yehgery UmpIres, EmslIe and Heyd-
Ter. Time, 2:ii, Attendance, l,50O.
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sHARKEY CHALLENGES mccoy


slde-opeu Ten Days.
NEW YORK, July 5-whcn Tom
sharkey vanqulshed Gus Rubin last
Wednesday night at Coney Island, In
less than one round. he Historically
shonted from the ring that he would
meet Fitzalmmons, Corbett. Mccoy, or
any other heavyweight In the world.
To-day the sailor puRlllst through his
challenge 10 any heavy weight IN the
world, Kid Mccoy preferred, to box
twenty or more rounds for $1,000 aide
before the club Offering the best ln-
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cLARK FOnLED TuEM.

CHICAGO, July 5.-Clcvcland could not
hit key Clark at the right time. while the
Orphans got their hits IN punches and
Score:
Chicago sal o 0 20 2 o o . IS IS Q
Cleveland 80 o o o 2 o o ~ s 0
Earned runs. Chicago 4: Cleveland /.
Batteries. Clark and Donaltuc: Powell
and O'Connor. Empires, Swartwood and
Wood. Time. $50 u Q
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ARE THEY sTO BE
T. REACHED. J
Through II Alone Can the Air Pass
ages Of the Head, Throat and =
Lungs be Healed. 2
4HYo4EI.s INJURIES oWN REMRDY
For catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Asthma'
Coughs, Colds and BfOaehitls.
Has Cured aEorO People Of these DlSoagol
comhinSd During the ToaE.

Hb nov admitted b. ,hs ,medIeal 'pspfss1ion that
catauh. RFuaehhIs ASthmS and disease. q The , az
Tsaaon F tbs q made plain % any intelligent PeESon
who vii give II monent3 thought. The az p1SI1 l
0EGa were never intended for the us d liquids,
GprSyt. douehsS and atomiren, for no matter bow
potent they might Be IN medicinal Valus, nature a
once sxpsli them, and they never reach The parts
afecIad; furthermore, the attempt 70 cure CataEEh
and Bronchitis by treating them oneo q twice each
week Is a. absurd As tying % cxt1Euih da1gerOul
gToV and multiply BY The thousands N few hours
\6nd nolhlng but The frequent application q 5omf
powerful gsFmIsds vii kin them. That such Ond
has been found 10 " UXol1II f" the :1IOY Aus!
4Falian Dry Air ouFe, 4 atteltsd to b. thonsanda
throughout the country who have been cured IT. use
"Hyomei 4 natures own remedy carried 70 all
pans q the head, throat and lungI BY the ali you
breathe. It can Be tRkou At III timGs and In any
place. There iSno danger, no TiSk -FOUR moU0y
46 refunded Tit tails % cure.
"sHyomel" Inhaler Outfit, 500. BEta bottle!
"Hyomei," soc. "Hyomsl Balm, 4 WoudshI
healer, SSe. Gaa DO obtained Of your drug
Gist. OF 81 MAI. Pamphlets GeS!S 7.
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ORIOLES WE'RE FORTUNATE.

BALTIMORE, July 5.-I'hc Orioles bat
ted more fortunately to-day and agnin de-
feated the Phllles. Attendance 1888.
RHE
baltimore .,...O 80 3 / 0sO.O ~ 10 2
Phllndclp'a ~ 0 1 1 900 2-t s I
Earned runs. baltimore 81; Philadelphia
r. Batteries, Eops and RohlnsOn: Plntt
and Mcfarland. Umplres, Gaftney and
Brown, Time, . hours
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh 1. Stolen bases,
o'Brlen 2, Gray, Bowcrman;, Double plays.
man: Ely and Padden. First base on
balls. on RhlnCs 4; on Carsey g., Hit by
pitched ball. Gray, Rhlnes, Stencil. Struck
Tlme, az. Umnlrcs SNYDER and Connolly.
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ANDERsoN's TIMELY BATTING

WASHINGTON. July 5.-TImely hits by
Anderson and Mcclure won to-day,s game
washington 20 900 l92.l 5 2
BrooEIyn ...n.i 0 o o 0 1 90 s
Earne drums. Washington q. Batteries,
Evans and Mcguire: Miller and Smith.
Empires. Lynch and Andrews. Time, 2
hours.
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loOcoOoooOoC000ooGoooo E
| SPORT
NATIONAL LBAGUR

Yesterdays GAMES.
Boston 3, New York @
Chicago 8. Cleveland l.,
Baltimore I. Philadelphia {.
Washington 4, Brooklyn 2.
Pittsburgh S, st. Louis 2
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BOWLING.

The BowIers lost one in three to III
dal Waves In the Mozart tournament
last night, Score:
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Te-DAY's GAMES.
Boston at Brooklyn.

PITTSBURGH, July 5.-The score tells
the story Of to.dAy's game. Padden ana
Ely did some fast Inileld playing, but Moth
ing specially brilliant took place. Attend
aucp 100 Score:
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s1GsREEs DIDN'T APPNAR.

sIGSBEES DIDN'T AFPNAR.
The Puritans and slgshee were sched-
uled, but the latter did not appear. Pur-
itans won three on forfeit, making the
following score:
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TO LOAN.

MONEY no LOANS, 10000, $1O.oO0Oo.
WI. $l5.O00.00, %20,OO0,00 GEO. J. MATHts
son, Real Estate Agent, 1903 Market st-
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HELP WANTHp-MALE.

A GIVE SOLICITORS WANTED FOR
n "AmerIca's Battle for Cuba's Free
dom" Official war book Nearly 700 pages.
Only $3.50. Commission 20 per cent. Boz
mama for agents Credit given; freight
paid; outfit free THE DOMINION COM
PANY, Dept g. Chicago. ty6
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-30

Tidewater Council No. 80, Jr. o. u.
y: NJ, will attend services this even
ing at 730 o'clock at Grace B3piist
church, Norfolk. Rev. Mr.. Wright, the
pastor. will preach.
See notice Of Underwater Council Nc
80 Jr. o. U. y. NJ, TO meet at their
hall ut p. m. for the purpose OF join
ing Grace Lodge, Norfolk.
The Magazine Club, conducted by
Mr.. Clarence Mccoy, hiea duuarters at
the bank, in order to introduce the
magazine reading into more homes,
offers ten subscription free to the first
ten ladies applying to him Tuesday
morning.
The regular monthly meeting of tina
Rosebud Society will be held this af-
ternoon at $50 o'clock in the Chest
nut Street Methodist church. The
members are earnestly requested to be
present and the public is cordially in
vited. TO attend. The following pro-
grammc will be rendered:
Recitation ....... "Buy My Cherries
Miss Alice Berkley.
Solo ............... Mrs. John Foreman
Recitation ........ Miss Calena Newell
Address ........ Rev. Dr.. w. J. Young
Recitation .......... Miss Evelyn Codd
(euartette selected
Messrs. w. G.. and M. Pritchard, N.
Allen and -- Graves.
CHURCH NEWS.
Armstrong Memorial Presbyterian
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a Life Saved.

Marvellous cures of throat and lung
affections arc made daily by DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Miss Annie Swan,
Petersburg, Va, writes: ''My brother
was attacked by bad cough and cold,
and it was thought he had consump-
ton. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup was
used, and TO our great surprise it made
him well and hearty. There is no
better cure in tho world than this
Syrup" DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is
sold everywhere for Is cents.
SOLD BY
Cannon's Pharmacy. 1920 Butte street.
Alfred II. West, PIG Main street,
Kobt. Il. Holmes & Co., &c Main street,
Hcistand's Atlantic City Drug Store