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TRUsTBE SALE

TRusTEE SALE
BY virtue of deed Of trust made BY ].
Sd rs q ne IN tSs once " th Su eS
ty clerk Of Ohio county, state Of West Viz.
Binia, In deed Of trust book 80, page 100,
will offeF at public sale on the promises,
ut No, 1913 Market street, In tho city Of
Wheeling, W. ", on Monday, August It'll,
1879, beginning at 10 q. M, tho following
described property, to-wlt:
Turkish green brocRded parlor suite,
window shade, 10 yards tapestry stair car
pot: 4 lace shades, IS square yards limo.
leum; l Iron bed. curved =. T.; w. W.
spring. / covered top table: "a IL yards
B. B. carpet, s. 2. d. and H.; SS1-5 yards
tapestry, 8. p. d. and L.; 81 yards hall
carpet: 40h yards tapestry; OK yards tA'
pestTy; II l2-pRds; q yards Rem. b. car.
pot, 8. P. d. and p; art square; 2stxa.e
yards CARPET RSgSF lo oak S SrSsSsT In,
leum, p. D.; s square yards llnolellm, I
square yards inlaid: I yards ingram fjIler;
81 yards floor oil cloth; u Isl yards Ingram
filler; Iron bed; W. W. spring; cotton
mattress: Iron bed; W. ". spring; 2
cotton mattresses; 1 wash stand; oak
wRrdrobes; i folding bed; Iron bedBteRdH;
/ book case; sidebOHrd; cook stove;
bath tub and fixtures complete, and all
other household and kitchen furniture boz
longing TO J. n. Potter now In his posses
TERMS = one-third OF the purchase
money, or so much more rs the pur-
chRSeF may elect to pay cash In hand on
day OF sale, and the residue IN two equal
instRllmentS, payable respectively In two
months and four months from tho day Of
sale, with interest the purchaser giving
his negotiable promissory notes for tho
deferred payments together with good So
curity on said notes when required; tho
LEGAL title being retained as further secur.
fly until all OF the purchase price shall
have been paid, or II the purchaser 30
elects the legal title may be conveyed, tho
deferred purchase money, or the purchaser
otherwise securing the same TO tho salts"
'''S''O'' y q, B. CoLBURN,
iys.S Trustee.
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Minnie countTymRn. plaintiff, N. Herman
s. CountTymatl, defendant, tn the circuit
court Of Ohio county, West Yirginlh,
The aboyc-raUCd defendant will take
notice that the dispositions OF Minnie
COuntFymAn, George ChaFnOck, AMMO
ChArnocl, Matte ChnrnOck, IAIEle Char
mock, Nellie ChRrnOok and James Mccain
will DO taken at the once Of T. n. Gar
win, 1873 ChRpllne street, In the city Of
Wheeling, In the county OF Ohio, statn Of
West Virginia, on the 18th day OF August,
A d. 1899. between the houIB Of . O'clock
q m. md o'clock p. M, to be read a. eVi-
dancO In tho trial Of the above
cause on behalf OF the RboVO-named plRin
tin. And II. from any cause, tho taking
Of the said dispositions shall not be com.
menced, or being commenced shall not
be completed on the day aforesaid, tho
taking Of the same will be adjourned from
day to day, or from time TO time untll the
sumo shall DO completed
7. ". GARVlN,
Attorney for Mimic C0uhtFyinRn.
To HeEman 8. Countryman. lyS.g
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conscious for nearly i've minutes in the
third inning % a result OF collision with
Il Jole ~ second base Attendance, 4'tDd-
RHE
Cincinnati - o 81 90 0-Gi0 9
PhilRdelp'a 81 vi D t0S '-sis
Earned runs, Cincinnati 1; Phllalelphia
O. Batteries, Huwley, Phillips and Wood
D0nohue, Plat and Mcfarland. Umpire.
Latham. Umpire 0affney. who should
have Ofiiciated with Latham, failed 70 put
IN an appearance, and Latham umpired
alone. Time, 1856
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j. G. Tomlinson. agent Pennsylvania
lines, No. Eleventh STREET. & agent for
the North German Lloyd, cunard,
American, French, Anchor. Red Star
and White Star lines, See him for low
est rates. H
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ITCHINESs OF the shin, horrible
plague. Most everybody Rfiicied in
one way or another, Only one safe,
never failing cure. Doan'e 0intment.
At any drug store. so centA 3
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Boston 2, Pittsburgh 0.
Philadelphia ., Cincinnati 6
81. Louis 3 New York /.
Brooklyn I. Chicago g.
Baltimore II, Cleveland I.
Louisville s, Washington G,
To-DAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Boston
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis Mt New York.
Cleveland Mt Baltimore.
Louisville at Washington.
BOSTON, July Kit was a pitchers
battle to-day between Nichols and Ches-
boro. and the former was strong enough
10 keep the PittsburEhs down TO a soil
tRry hit Both teams played strong
fielding game, the champions not making
an error Attendance, 1000 Score.
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rIus /. TWo-bRse hit. Cote. Home run.
Ewing. Struck out. by Ewing 2; by Pas
torius /. Stolen bases, Hartman, Smith,
McDonOugh ?, Taylor. Sacrifice hit, My
ers, OF Toledo. Time, l:25. Umpire, Lally.
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FOR RRNT

No, &c Ohio ptreet...........,..',,'.
No. ~ Sixteenth street.
i,nt on river front, South Front street
No IN Vermont street.
No. 4i2 Main street
No 2e0i Chapllnr street, AMI other uee'
slrnhlc property for business ana resi-
Gcnco.
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CYCLING.

AS showing the healthy state Of
League racing In the country, the re-
vlsed National circuit. as made up by
Chairman Gerlach, of the L. a. W.
racing board, indicates that there are
many promoters who are satisfied with
L. a. w. control and have enough con-
ildeuce in the organization to risk con-
siderable money. The new circuit has
many good dates and plenty of money
at each one Of them.
The circuit Is as follows: July 70, IL
and Il, GAINESVILLE, Wis, GAINESVILLE Cy-
cling Club; July 10, Ottumwa, Iowa. OF
tumwn Bicycle Track Association; July
%, st. Paul, MINI, Northwestern Cycle
Company: July 20 and g, ottumwa,
Iowa, Ottumwa Bicycle Track Assocl0-
ton: July 90. Chicago. RavcnswoOd
Athletic Field; August g., Detroit, Mich,
D. n, Illness August 3, 10, II and u,
Montreal, Cnnadh, International meet,
August l6, II, Is and 10. Boston, Mass,
national meet: August 20, Providence,
Il. l., Crescent Park Track; August 20,
New Bedford, Mass: August 80 md
n, Wilkesbnrre, IA, West bnd NheeI-
men: September 2, Philadelphia, Pa
Associated Cycling Clubs; September
70. Mincufa. Long Island, N. y. Alex
Schwalbach. The remaining dates on
the circuit will be assigned later.
These dates are In addition to the
meets already conducted nt lndlnnnpo-
lis. st. Louis and Chicago.
The good roads movement In this
country IN not Of recent origin. M
mnny who are following and ngitntlng
It may think, lit the earlier part Of
the century IN agitation for good ronds
was kept ZIP for nearly fifty years. and
had among lts leaders such men ns
Henry clay and John Calhoun. This
movement resulted In the government
taking sufficient interest in Tito pro-
vide for national turnpike through
the lending eastern cities TO those In
tho wcst. About the time the move
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Zeal S.is,.
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.


two.s,orv brick and frame addition.
Lot Is feet 1 inches by about 40 feet, on
west side OF Main slreet, doors n9rth
Of Eighth street. only Ea.59q this week,
Large and desirable BUILDING snts lH
Pleasant Valley. from 20 acres OF
ground. site cannot he beat for resi-
K line and cheap building lot on Lind
strect-&SOO only. ,.,
street, with brick dwelling on alley I
This is all desirable property and an
Investment. ,-L,-...
fourth and Chapllne streets. part OF Al
hRmbra Rink and frame dwelling, rooms,
on II, VIII be offered cheap this week.
c. A. SCHAEFER q CO.,
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets,
Telephone 81.
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UTEEKLY PRoFITs-DoN'T LOSE
w the chance. Money can do. doubled
every month In Wheat, Stocks and Cotton.
W0 pay profits every fifteen days to
clients. Our plan OF safety is unequHled.
Write for full particulars, FREQ TO any adj
dress. G, u. AiACKEY & CO., . Broad
way, N, Y. ApS.S
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DE cAREFuI.-Do You EVER SEND
- money TO New York or Chicago for
investment In Stocks or Grnin7 II you
do, Il Is we'll TO know something about
the firm you send II to; they may be hon
est and responsible, or they may not. Do
business with those who will treat you on
the square We can tell YOU all about your
broker. Write for free particulars. THE
NATIONAL BUREAU OF CREDITS, 80
Broadway, New York. iyi6
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Stolen base, Donovan, First base on
balls, by Nichols 2; by ChCsboro g. Struck
out. by Nichols l by Chnsboro |. wild
pitches ChCEboro |. Time 80. Empires,
Lynch and Connolly
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AN INTEREsTfNG CANE.

NEW YORK. July i4.yThe 81, Louis
team defeated the New Yorks IN an In
terestlnR game to-day The locals made
nearly three times as muny hits ~ the
visitors. but three Of the lRttar'a hits were
made ut the right time. Attendance w.
s'e' RHE
New York. 0 90 900 Q III II z
st. Louis 100 0 1 0 o o ! IL :
Earned runs. st. Louis /. Batteries.
Meekln and Warner; Young and O'Connor.
umpires, M1nassau and Hunt Time I'D
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
srANpINa o. CLUES.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Toledo 8, Wheeling 2.
youngstown Q, Grand Rapids 4.
Mansfield 8, Dayton I
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NOR SALE = FINE BRICK DWELL
ID ING on Fourteenth at; offer my
residence. No. lis Fourteenth st. fol, sale;
possession and terms 10 suit purchaser,
inquire Of T. B. McLAIN, Dental and
Surgical depot, City Bank building
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aeaeaL

YAOIEs, ChieAessAs ENgtth PssyroyaI Prs
psncnd p,this ore the Ee{. So M .R.SsI
:" CHE GSisS:. i;I!' SRE g. Stlaaa., u.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
Wheeling at Toledo.
Mansfield at Dayton.
YOUNGSTOWN at Grand Rapids.
New Castle at Fort Wayne.
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5,Sa&.

ToR sALp : TWO GOOD COOKING
ID stoves and bakers, and two Singer
sewing machines, cheap GO National
rnnh iYl0
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G.aatNett.s.
IER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The State Of West virginia, Ohio County.
In the circuit court of Ohio county, west
VlrRinia, July rules, 1899,
Minnie Country'mAh ". Herman 5. COun-
trymhn-tp chRncsry.
SUMMONS,
The State OF West Virginln to tho shoriff
o. Ohio County greeting.
We command you that you ElinmOn
herman 3, CountrYman. II he be found In
your baulWick, 10 appear at the clOrka
ONCE. OF the circuit court Of Ohio county
y rules TO be held for the 6aId court on
inc hfst Monday In July, 1859 20 answer
piu N chancCry exhibited hgainst
MIN IN the said court By MINI
ana there. this writ. Witness, G. II.
HenninE. clerk Of our said court, ~ the
court house OF said county, In the city OF
wheeling, tho I'd day OF June, 1879, and IN
IHe thirty,seventh year Of the state Of
West virginia. c, II. HENNlNG,
sHBRIFF'S RETURN = Herman 8.
Countryma1 n no inhAbltant Of my hRllls
wick nor found therein, this "a day Of
July ISIS,
d. 8. for II. C.. Richards, 8. o. c.
The object OF this suit 10 20 obtain De.
cree TOR 4 divorce from tho bonds 81 mat
rlmOny from the defendant BY tho plain-
And II appearing from an afiidAVtt filed
IN said cause, ut these rules, that tho de-
fCndAnt, Herman 8. Countryman, 10 not
resident Of the state OF Webt virginia. dRd
he not having been served with process In
said suit, on motion Of tho complainant BY
her attorney, this order Of publication Il
entOr0d against him, and Il e ordered that
the said defendant above named, 30 and
- required TO appear within ono month
after the date OF the first publication OF
this order and do what IL necessary 10
protect his interests, Il IL further ordered
that this order be published and posted aG
required BY law.
Witness, C. II. HennlnG, clerk Of our said
court, ct the court house Of said county,
this 9Th day Of July, 1850, to.wlt; July
C. H. IIENNING. Clerk.
Published tho first time July 9Th. lS9G
g. II. HENNINd, Clerk.
T, NJ. GARYIN, Solicitor for Complainant.
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EASY FOR THE ORIOLES. -.

easy 10 for II The Orioles To-day IN qpe-aldod
same soS' RHE
Baltinote 81 20 9-4i2 3
Cleveland IL 0 o 90 O-1r .
Earned runs. Baltimore Il. Batteries
Nm and Crishhrn: Bates and Schrecongost.
Injuries. O'Day and McGarr. Time :
hnurs Attendance, LIZA,
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector Notary
Public and Pension Agent, NO 5,i4
Main street; !S.L
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coLoNEI.s PLAYEp EAST.

WASHINGTON. duly n.-Loutsvflte
played fast game to-day. and won oy
hitting Mercer'F delivery for seven pa sSa
In the third innins. Attendance A''yv'
Sc0Fe' Ri q
washington i 9 9-slG
Louisville 81 0 S 0 / 0 s-sA :
Earned runs, washington 8; LoulSyille 4
Batteries, Mercer and Kittredge: fhlHpPi,
Smith Time, 2:06.
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sHERIFF's RETURN = Herman 3.
Countryman n no inhAbitant OF my balll-
wick nor found therein, this % day Of
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C. H. HENNING, Clerk.
Published tho first time July 9Th. lS0a,
c. II. HENNINa, Clerk.
z. N. 0ARYIN, Solicitor for Complalnant.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-03-02
Who Was Shot?

The following curious tanc!e OF
words is going the rounds:
A duel was lately fought in Texas
by Hiram Shot and John S. Mott.
Mott was shot and Shott was not. In
this case i: was hetter TO he Shot then
Mott. There was a rumor ttat Nott
was not shot and Shot ayows that Le
shot Not, which proves either that the
shot Shot shot at Mott, was not shot,
or tha. Mott was shot notwithstanding.
Circumstantial evidence Is not always
good. It may be made to appear
when the trial comes off that the shot
Shott shot shot Mott, or as accidents
with firearms are frequent. it may be
possible that the shot Shott shot shot
Shot himself, when the whole affair
would resolve itself into Its original
elements and Shott would be shot and
Mott would be- not. We think, how
ever, that the shot Shott shot, shot
not Shott but Mott. Anyway, it's
hard to tell who was sho: and who was
not.
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Help Your Pastor.

A minister who is worthy of the
name can stand an empty purse better
than an empty pew or an empty
prayer meeting. 1t Is a disgrace to
church that failure to pay an honest
salary should straighten a pastors
purse but the spiritual emptiness af-
flicts his heart the most keenly. Per-
haps your pastor is wondering what
has become of you on the evenings of
devotional meetings. The better man
or woman you are, the more you are
missed; the worse you are, the more
you need to 60. It may be that your
pastor is dlsheartened by the empti-
ness Of your pew on the Sabbath. He
has carefully prepared discour-e for
your special benefit; you have lost it !;
both he and you suffer from that alb
sence. For one I am ready to confess
t;lat I have never made any converts
to the truth in an empty pew, and
have never delivered sermon loud
enough to awaken a parishoner who
was doing at home, or who had stro]led
off to another church. 1t good rea-
son keeps him at home, try to send a
substitute invite some friend who
seldom hears the gospel, to 60 and oc-
cupy your seat; your minister gets a
hearer, and that hearer may get what
will save his soul. Church members
sometimes complain that their min
lister does not ''draw" a larger congre-
CATION yet they do nothing to draw
outsiders to the House OF God by a
cordial invitation to- come. Help
YOUR pastor to I'LL the house.-T. L.
CUYLER.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-03-02

Presidency, Webster and Clay were
undlsgulsed antagonists, and their re-
spactive friends used the means which
were com mon in those days--lar nsoic
respectful and less criminal than tnusa
which obtained in 1S96-to obtain
favorable delegates. Clay won. A
ratification meeting was held in
Faneuil Hall, Boston, in May, and
Webster was reluctantly persuaded TO
preside. The ball was packed with
people. 1t was considered important
to give Clay good "send off" in Bos-
ton, where Webster was the favorite,
and whose friends were disappointed
and chagrinel IL his failure. Webster,
with black coat decorated with brass
buttons, and white vest, made an
elaborate speech. AS young South
ern law student, not out OF my 'teens,"
, was anxious to see and hear him.
, In manner he was calm aud dignilied
and made the impression on ME that
he designed to say and to do no more
than was needful to preserve his party
relations and prevent hostile criticism.
In voice and action, he was conversa-
tional he was neither impasslcncd
nor eloquent. As a specimen OF Or
atory, moving, arousing the audience,
1t was far inferior to other speeches
made the same night. AS to matter,
it was not easy To be excelled. The
words were p;,nderous with thought and
clothed III matches English. With
Il distinct, sOnorous voice, he made
each syllable reach the outermos: cir
Gle. Seldom does one see snch Il per-
sonality. His worshippers calle! him
"the godl,ke," and truly Oh forehead
and chin and nouth and eye ana the
whole majestic head every rod had set
his seal, to give the world assurance sf
man. Any intelligent boy twelve
years of age would unbesitatingly have
picked him cut, IN an assembly OF
thousand, as the most marked indi-
viduallty of the race. Aftwards, l
heard him at mass meeting on BOs.
ton Common, when 10000 people were
present, and his manner was as cool
and unexclted as it had been in
Faneuil Hall but the Courier and the
Advertiser of next morning contained
a speech which took conspicuous
place in campaign literature. On the
same day spoke Berricn, OF Georgia;
Huntington, OF Connecticut; Miller,
of New Jersey-all senators; Morse.
member Of Congress from Maine, and
Childers, think, from Tennessee.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-03-02
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 22d.

SENATE.-Senator McIntyre's bill
to appropriate 100000 annually to
public schools came back from the
Committee on Education with favor
able report, and was put on the ca!en-
dar. II will probably come up today.
Two messages we're received from the
Governor of the State, one nominating
directors Tor the Western and the other
for the Central Hospital for the Insane.
The Senate went into executive session
and confirmed the nominations.
For directors of the Western Hosplt-
al ior. the Insane the following were
nominated for term OF six years from
March, 1897: J. P. Sawyer. OF Bun
combe J. P. Caldwell, OF Mecklenburg ;
J. G. Hall, of Caldwell. From March
End, 1899: Isaac A. Davis, of Burke ;
Joseph Jacobs, of Forsyth G. II. Arm
strong, of vredell.
For Central Hospital, the following
we're nominated for term of six years
from March 2, 1897: w. B. Fort, OF
Wayne R. H. Speight, of Eeeecombe
Frank Barnes, Of Wilson. For term OF
SIX years from March End, 1899: J.
d. B1ggs, OF Martin; DR.. r. Fl. Stan
cell, OF Northampton J. B. Broadfoot,
OF Cumberland.
The bill to amend and csdlfy the
public SCHOOL laws of the State passed
its second reading.
The Senate, on motion of Senator
Glenn, adjourned out of respect to the
memory OF George Washington.
HOUSE.-Over the whiskey tax, as
applied to dispensares, the debate was
especially hot.
The matter came up first in section
"a, which provides that "eyery person
| who shall buy for the purpose of selling
[spirituous, vinous or malt liquors, shall
in addition to ad valorem tax on hls
stock, pay as a-llcense tax 2 per centun
on the total amount OF his purchase.
Mr.. Julian, OF Rowan, thought pei
cent. a burdensome tax and amended tx
make it per cent. He argued that al
the law now stood many persons con
sidered the tax too high and SO consid
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-03-02
THE EDITORS LEISURE HOURS.
Points and Paragraphs Of Things
Present, Past and Future.

When school-boy we read story
in one of the school readers about q
boy, who being sent on an errand one
day, lost much of his time by stopping
to help blind man out of a pond OF
water; bringing water in his hat and
some grass in his arms to poor horse
that was down by the road SIDE; feed
ing poor hungry dog that came up
to him wLile he had stopped to eat his
lunch. Perhaps some of our readers
remember it also, and they will re-
member that the boy being overtaken
by night before he reached his home
on his return was helped on by the
blind man, the horse and the dog.
While the characters are quite diff
ferent, we doubt not that others have
thought of the similarity between the
story of the boy referred to and the
old colored woman, whose kindness to
Mrs. Mckinley has furnished the fol-
lowing little story for the papers:
It seems that when the Presidential
party took part in Atlanta's peace ju-
bllee the day was chilly, and the car
rage containing Mrs. Mckinley was
blocked IN the parade.
"Aunt Martha," a weIl-known and
respectable old negress of Atlanta, ad-
vanced from the packed mass with a
bundle in her hands. Going straight
up to the Presidential carriage, she
said to Mrs. Mckinley:
"Missus, it's too cold fof~you to be
out today, and Use brought you hot
brick to keep your feet warm" aG-
justing the brick at the same time.
So touched was the wife of the Pres
ident by this simple little attention,
that she investigated the qualifications
of the old woman, and before she left
Atlanta rendered her the position
which she now holds.
She occupies a position on the
White House kitchen staff as a reward
of he thoughtfulness.
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As the season Of the year when pneu-
monia, la grippe, sore throat, coughs,
colds, catarrh, bronchitis and lung
troubles are to be guarded against,
nothing sis fine substitute" will
"answer the purpose" or is "just as
good" as One Minute Cough Cure.
That il the one intalIlbie remedy for
ali lung, throat or bronchial troubles
Insist vigorously upon having it If
"sometbing else" is offered you.-E. I.
Whitehead & 20.
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For Over Fifty Years

MRS. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children while
teething, with perfect success. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and Is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer immedi-
ately. Sold by Druggists in every part
of the world. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs Win.
slows Soothing Syrup" and take nc
other kind. 42l1y