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Along the Landing.

Capt. Thomas Calhoun, OF the Viz
glnIa, is in Pittsburgh, having gone
there from his home at Georgetown, Pa.
The steamer Queen City is being
painted ut Cincinnati and repairs are
being made to the Keystone State.
John Stephens, veteran Ohio and
Monongahela river engineer is at his
home at Paden Valley, suffering from
n cancer OF the left hand. He is un-
able to perform any work.
The machinery OF the burned steamer
John Dana, along with big lot Of other
scrap Iron was loaded by the Camp
ben's Creek Coal Company into a NAT
recently and taken to Cincinnati. 1t
is being unloaded to cars at the river
and rail incline.
Captain Horace NJ. Horton. of the
beacon light steamer Golden Rod. has
gone to Pomeroy. o.. to spend his an
nual vacation with his family. Capt.
Horton built. owned and commanded n
number OF steamers plying the Ohio and
Its tributaries before and since the civil
war. He commenced his career on the
river under Capt. David Heron. ]. II.
Roberts and Sam Mason. on the Wheel
ing and Cincinnati packets ]. H. Doane
and Courier.
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MART1N's FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of WheelingS
~ progressive NeiGhbOr.

Progressive NeiGhbOr
mr.. socond annual reunion Of the
go femIIv will be held at the Friend =
Toprlv Meeting House in Mt. pleasant
to-day A large number from dis-
1900 are expected and 1t is thought
tSa attendance win reach four hundred
Henry Evans, who is employed at the
1.aughiIn mill, cut an ugly gash on nus
left arm below the elbow yesteFuly'
DR., Wilson found several stltches net
essary TO close the wound.
Miss Ethel Barber, who has been the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Lena oa til..,,,
an Tenth street, returned TO her nome
in Sistersville yesterday.
Twenty young people from this city
orioyed n hay ride to steele's grove last
evening, where they spent the evening
dancing.
The twenty-hrst annual picnic OF the
Pennsylvania railroad employees WIZ "
held at Brady's Lake, saturday, aug
ust &c.
Carpenters are at work on the new
residence OF Harry Williams, on the
corner Of Pearl and Jefferson streets
Mrs. Low Dawson, who has been very
mi for the past week. was FepoFteu
much improved last evening.
Miss Jessie Neuenswander, OF Hannl,
bal. Ohio, is the guest OF Miss Ethel
Murdoch, on Fayette street.
Sfann's foundry, which has been of
for several days. undergoing repairs,
resumed yesterday.
Mrs. William Moore, Of Mt. Pleasant,
ia the guest Of the family Of George b,
Barr, on Broadway.
Miss Avlce Nillligan has returned
from few days visit with relatives at
Mt. Pleasant.
Rev. and Mrs. Eagan, Of McMechen,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Eberiey.
Fred stricklln is home from several
weeks visit with relatives at Falrmont.
w Va.
Verne Young, of DElonvale, was
calling on friends in the city yesterday.
william Beck went to New Martins
vile yesterday, to attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Haley have
gone to Marietta to visit relatives.
William Thompson, OF Buffalo. is the
guest Of Walnut street relatives.
Miss Lena Kuckuck leaves Friday for
Niagara Falls.
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HuNpRnD PEE oENT DIvIDEND

Declared ut BclIaire by the Enter
prise Window Glass Co.
The annual meeting of the Enterprise
window Glass Company, was held at
the Windsor hotel in Bellalre yesterday
afternoon. The company owns and OPP
crates three window houses in DunkIrk,
Ind, and vicinity, and yesterday de-
clared dividend of 100 per cent cash.
The principal office Of the company is
in Bellnlre by reason Of Its charter. 1t
was organized in BellaIre, and went
away during the gas boom by reason
of n big bonus. The company was
largely composed from its OrganIza-
ton OF practical glassworkers and they
have kept pounding away until every
one of those actively connected with
the company is independently fixed, not
TO say wealthy. a few Bellpire folks
are fortunate possessors Of stock In this
well munaged concern. and the annual
meetings are always hailed with pleas
ure, A similar dividend was paid n
year ago, and Notwithstanding this
handsome showing the surplus fund OF
the company is so large that II an
earthquake should swallow up their
real estate and factory buildings, they
could pay two for one.
Messrs. Joseph Bates, T. II. John
son, NJ. ]. Brand, James Defbaugh and
Andrew Bates are the principal mem
bers OF the company, but George Wal
tiers. A. Schlck. Joseph Clements and
Blum Bros. Of Bellaire, are interested
in the company, Mr.. Walters being a
director.
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Miss Freda Clark, of Wheeling is the
guest of friends here.
Mrs. silas Beall, of Wheeling Island,
moved to the grounds Monday.
Mr.. Morrison, Of Allegheny, is spend
ing a few days with his family here.
Miss iona Ulum, OF Wheeling Island,
is spending her vacation on the
grounds.
Miss rlllle Lindsay, of South Wheel
Ing, is the guest Of friends on the
grounds.
Mrs. Asel Fair, of Wheeling, is the
guest Of Mrs. Scott Fair at her cottage
in the park.
Miss Cora MCGEE. Of Wheeling Is
land, is the guest OF her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Marsh.
Rev. Ruble, of Moundsville. who will
have charge Of the music during the
meetings, moved to the grounds yester-
day.
Mrs. Absalom Beall. of the Island,
Wheeling. moved to the grounds yester-
day, and will stay until after the meet
ings.
Misses Dora Sullivan and Bess Miller,
of Wheeling. arrived on the grounds
Monday and are guests at the Miller
cottage.
Prof. F. H. crago and family. Of
South Wheeling, moved down yester-
day, and are now occupying their cot
tage in the park.
Mr.. Charles Crayton and wife, who
have been spending weeks vacation
on the grounds. returned to their home
in Wheeling yesterday.
NJrs TJarhart RihaIdaffer returned to
her home on Wheeling Island yester-
day, after spending several days the
guest OF Miss Ida Launder.
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pIttshurgh River Ncws.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. i5,-Major w.
II. Blxby. who has charge OF the i'm
provements Of the Ohio river has adj
dressed letter to the Pittsburgh Coal
exchange In reply to the one sent by
the exchange requesting that the dykes
at Dam No. 3 on the Ohio river he not
disturbed Tor the present. Major Blk
by does no, approve, It Ia stated, tho
action Of the rlvcrmen here, In rccom-
mcndinE that the dykes be allowed To-
remain and desires 10 carry out his
suggestion at first made to the Conl OK
change. for the removal OF the dykes,
The rivermCn say they do not want
To anmgonizc Major BiXby. but that n
the dykes are removed at this time. n
may prevent the moving Of the l6 900, OOl
bushels OF c0nl now waiting shipment.
Some Hre In favor Of having the dykes
tnknn away. hut those In favor OF al
lowing thcm to remain are largely in
the majority. Major Btxbys reason
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san DOMINGO SITUATION
Reported Quiet by the Commander
Orthe New Orleans.

Ofthe New Orleans.
NEW YORK. August ia special
to the Herald from Washington says:
Official advices received from Captain
Erwin Longenecker, commander of the
cruiser New Orleans, show the situation
In San Domingo to be less exciting
than has been currently reported.
Captain Longenecker regards the
condition Of affairs such that the New
Orleans and Alachias may leave santo
Domingo without danger to American
interests, for the purpose of obtaining
coal.
II the situation were serious, de-
partment officers say he would have
sent the Machias to coal. and upon her
return would have gone with the New
orleans. This Is his dispatch, dated
yesterday:
situation reported by the command
er of the Machlas continues the same.
Everything is quiet at San Domingo.
Request permission for New Orleans,
Machias to proceed to st. Thomas for
coal, or to San Juan, at my dIscre-
ton"
The department dlsapproved the re-
quest of Captain Longenecker for per-
mission to go to St. Thomas, and d.
rected Captain Longenecker to proceed
to San Juan, where there is an ample
,,,nrtv NJ coaI IJnon the arrival of
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for having the dykes removed at ri,
tlfne, Is that the work OF building Am
No. 8 Is so far advanced that the con.
tractors will next season begin WORT
on constructing the dam proper, acros,
the naVigable pass. In order TO do mn,
II will be necessary TO close the rive,
and also extend the cOnerdam about N
feet beyond and through the dykes !,
they are at present situated.
Part OF one dyke must he removed IN
order to make these Improvements. m,
coal men propose now before this
done, that the 3-fOot bar at the trap I.
Sewlckley. be dredged to make q neV
channel and that portion OF the Ave.
foot bar on the island side be also In.
proved. 1t viii take four dredgeboat,
about thirty days To do this work. M.
Tor Blxby says that X the dykes IN
not removed now 1t cannot be done nan
spring or summer, when there is low
water. % The rivermen argue different.
ly. They claim that part Of the dyke
can only be removed when there is SUI.
ficIent water to do the work.
The Monongahela Dredging Company
which has the contract TO dredge paft
OF the bar at the trap, has been com.
PEELED to quit on account Of, low wnteL
These Improvements can only be mads
when there Is plenty OF water. Capt
John A. Wood, who is regarded as
practical all around riverman. said:
''Ths dykes should be allowed to remain
another year. II they are taken oubt
win destroy for a time the commercs
of the river. We do not want TO mako
bone yard at the trap. and spin
enough coal to furnish everybody there
with winter fuel The old channel g
now obstructed with the coferian.
The contractors have not yet begun no
lay the stone for the lock walls Of lock
No. 9 and there is no use 10 tear gu.
part Of the dykes at present" 1t Is
probable that committee viii be sent
10 Cincinnati to place the matter pro-
perly before Major Bixby.
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DIED.

LEATHERwooD-o Monday. August
Il. 1883. at 1880 a. M. MARY JOSEPH
me. wife OF Carl LeatheFwood, aged
Il years
Funeral from her late residence, on Cadlz
Pike. two miles west OF Bridgeport,
Ohio, Wednesday, August 16, at 2 p, m.
Friends OF the family invited to at
tend. Interment at Weeks cemetery.
sYLvIs-on Tuesday. August Is, 1899. at
$50 o'clock p. m, MARGARET RAN
KIN, youngest child Of Charles j. and
Elizabeth n. Sylvis, aged ! year, 6
months and days.
Funeral services at residence OF parents,
No. 1923 Chaplne street, Thursday
afternoon at $50 o'clock. Friends OF
tho family respectfully invited TO at
tend. Interment at Mt. Wood cemc-
terry,
HARDEN-At Steuhcnvllle. Ohio, on
Tuesday, August 10 1880, WILLIAM II.
HARDEN, aged "a years.
Funeral will take place from St. Paul's
p. Z. church, steubenville, Ohio, on
Thursday, August II, at o'clock p. m.
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BRIEF MENTIoNINGs.
Events in and About the City GiVenin
\ Nutshell.

\ Nutshell.
Wheeling Park Casino to-night-Park
Vaudeville Company.
The criminal court was In session yes
terday, but no business was transacted.
To-day the docket will be called.
Steubenville Union No. 1856. Brother
hood Of Carpenters. passed resolutions
last night, indorsinB the candidacy OF
Hon. J. ]. Gill for Congress.
Mary Jane Love was arrested last
night by ohicer Holmes on charge OF
disorderly conduct. preferred by her
husband, and the case will come up in
police court this morning.
Chief Of Police clemans, on authority
from the committee on police, will pur-
chase q new horse for the patrol wa
Ron in few days. and the team will
then be one Of the finest In the city.
The store OF the Elm Grove Store
Company was entered early. yesterday
morning by an unknown person. Mr.
Chambers, the owner, stated that so far
as he could learn only some cigarettes
and about 81 in change had been taken.
In Squire C. s. Greer's court yester-
day morning. John Mlchaels was given
a hearing at 9 o'clock on charge OF
assault and battery. preferred by
Charles Gilmore Mlchaels was found
guilty and assessed a fine Of s. and
costs.
Excelsior Lodge No. 40, I. o. o. F.,
had a very interesting meeting last
evening. A large crowd was present
and important business was transact
ed. On next Tuesday evening Excelsior
Lodge intends giving Watermelon
Party to all Odd Fellows and their
friends. There will also be a candl-
date for the initiatory degree.
Monday evening Miss Ada Bauman.
OF Twenty-ninth street, entertained
about fifteen couples Of her friends
with a hay ride to Elm Grove and re-
turn. The ride was n most enjoyable
one and on their return the party par
took OF excellent refreshments. The
evenings entertainment wound up with
a cake walk, which was won by Mr..
James Bauman and lady.
Wheeling and Pittsburgh are likely to
have dispute as to which place Is the
original home OF the stogie. In Pitts
burgh the term toby is applied to to-
bacco OF an inferior quality rolled in
imitation OF the genuine Wheeling sto=.
gle and the Pittsburgh manufacturers
Of the deIusion are claiming to be the
origlnators OF the article for which
Wheeling is now famous in all parts OF
the cOuntry.-Bellaire Independent.
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NEW YORK. August 15.-The Niles
Bemont-Pond Company, Incorporated
ut Trenton, N. j.. is spoken OF in imam
cIal circles as tool trust" although
us organizers declare that they are not
seeking to establish monopoly. The
company has a capital stock Of $1,000
OOO The new concern Is n consolida-
ton OF the Niles Tool Works Company,
N Hamilton. Ohio: Pond Machine Tool
Company OF PlaInsneld, N j.; Bemont,
Niles & Company, OF Philadelphia, and
the Philadelphia Engineering Works.
These four companies are said to con-
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BEGINS TOMORROW.

The Wheeling District Camp Meeting
Begins Tomorrow, and Already the
Grounds are Well FiIIed-The ten
Days Programme.
Tomorrow the annual camp meeting
of the Wheeling district camp meeting
association begins at the grounds at
Moundsvllle. and win continue ten days
In addition to NJ. z. ministers OF the
Wheeling district, there Will be other
speakers, including Rev. ]. Wesley Hi:
OF Harrisburg, Pa, Rev. ]. w. Hill, OF
Ada, Ohio, who will be in charge OF the
pentecostal services each morning at
o'clock, and Mrs. ]. W. Hill. who Is TO
have charge Of the young peoples
meetings, each afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
The singing will be under the direction
OF Rev. D. w. Ruble. The programme
for the meeting is as follows:
Thursday, Aug. II, 1880 p. m.-Memorial
Friday. Aug. IS, 10 a. m.-sermOn by Or;
Ezra Yocum, d. D., Of Harrisburg. I:SV
y. m.-Sermon by ]. Wesley Hill, D. D''
Pastor Grace Church, Harrisburg, "a.
Saturday, Aug. 49, 1880 a. m.-Sermon
by ]. w. Hill. Of Ada, Ohio. -.
Sunday Aug. 90, 1880 a. m.-Serm9n %, ~
DR.. Yocum. $3.50 p. m.-Sermon by :. ":
Alll. I:0 p. m'-SeFIuuH Ny -
Monday, Aug. y. 1880 a. m.-sermon by
Rev. John Beddow. OF Cameron. I:Sg =.
m.-Sermon by ]. Wesley Hill.
Tuesday. Aug. %. 1850 a. m;-seiT,mon !, ~ ~
D. m.-Sermon by Dr. Yocum.
wednesday, Aug. q. 1880 a. m.-sermon
by NJ. +. Compton, OF Charleston. 1880 p
m.-Sermon by ]. Wesley. Hill.
Thursday, Aug. q, 1880 a. m.-Serm1lon
by DIR. A. Cameron, Presiding Elder
PaFkeFsburg District, 1850 p. m.-sermon
by ]. W. Hill.
Friday Aug. Is. 1850 a. m.-sermon 5y
ing. 1880 D. m.-Sermon by DR.. Yoeunl.
Saturday Aug. &c, 1890 a. m.-Sermon
by j. Wesley Hill. 1880 p. m.-sermon by
sunday Aug. "a, 1880 a. m.-Sermon by
]. Wesley Hin. $3.50 D. m.-Sermon by
Chaplain W. T. Helms. 1880 p. m.-ser-
mon by DR.. Tocum.
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THE "B. Is o."
To the SD AnnuaI EncsmPmcntG'+,
IL. Philadelphia, September 4'h'

To the 8Bd Anmual E~csmPmcntu'%
Il. Philadelphia, September 4'p
9th.
Tickets will be sold at the very "! y,
rate OF one fare for the round Xxx W.
from all points on the Baltimore q u ,I,s
rallroad east OF the Ohio river, W. W.
the exception that the rate from, H "a
York ard Baltimore will be - " "a
from Washington 81 90 for the s0;+i
trip. Tickets on sale September :, q
and ;, good returning until sep'e,pI.yyss,
u. inclusive, except by deposit OF NJ
with Joint agent at Philadelphla AZ. AZ
tween September and 3. ana on H.,
mcnt OF fee of so cents, return !! l,'-''
may be extended until September ~,
Every soldier knows the coona,e,,r.,,
OF the ~. & o." with the clNil We,
There arc so many points oil ~ ,',T.
on and about It's lines that specia. ~.
overs and sidctrips have been aFIa1, ,si
for the accommodation OF visitors ~ n
Philadelphia Encampment. can yI Ia.
Il O. ticket agents for this speela, 4,
formation. Send cents In stan. .s,6',;
the special C. \. r. edition q Tue ND.
OF the Royal Blue" containing e.,
field map, to D. b. Martin niH' 0s5
passenger traffic, Baltimore
railroad. Baltimore.
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ABOUT one month ago my child.
which is flfteer months old. had an at
tack Of diarrhoen accompanied by vom-
iting. / gave It such remedies as are
usually given in such cases, but as
nothing gave relief. we sent for ply
slclan and II was under his care for a
week At this time the child had been
sick for about ten days and was having
about twenty-five operations Of the
bowels every twelve hours. and we
were convinced that unless 1t soon OBJ
tanned relief it would not live. Cham
berlnIn's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy was recommended. and de-
cIded to try X. I soon noticed change
for the better: by It's continued use a
complete cure was brought about and II
Is now perfectly healthy.-C. L. Boggs,
stumpto%n, Gilmer County, W. Va. For
sale by druggists.
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THE RIVER.
YEsTERpAY,s DEPARTURES.

Marietta ...... URANIA. s a. m.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD, ii a. m.
Matamuras. JEWEL, II a. m.
Slstersvtlle. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
ClarinGton. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvillc. T. NJ. BAfNE, 2:SO p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. .KANAwHA, $50 u. IN.
Marietta. .URANIA, S n. M.
ParkersburR .ARGAND, II a. m.
Slstersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvlle. T. NJ. BAYNE. $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh GREENWOOD, $3.50 a. m.
Parkersburg. H. X. BEDFORD, II u. m.
Afntamoras. JEWEL, II a. M.
Marietta. .CRASlA, 5 a. m.
SlsteTsVille.. RUTH, 1880 p. m.
Darlington. -. LEROY, $3.50 2. m.
Steubenville. T. NJ. BATNE, $50 p. m.
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troll a heavy machine tool trade. In
Guiding the manufacture Of gun car
rlages of this country. It Is said that
the management Of separate plants will
continue as heretofore. Upward Of 5000
men viii be employed in the four fac
tories. The central oHces will be In
New York.
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Low Rate Ercurslon-S4.OO to San
dnsIIY. Ohio.

Thursday, August Il. the Baltimore
& Ohio Will sell excursion tickets to
Sandusky, Ohio. and return. at the low
rate Of 81. valid for return passage un-
til August 90 inclusive. Boats make
frequent trips between Sandusky, Ce-
dar Point and Put-In- Bay. For full In
formation apply to T. c. Burke, pas
senger and ticket agent.
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Dicks Shining Pariors. for ladies' and
gentlemen. nj the corner OF Market ana
Fourteenth streets, arc prepared TO give
YOUR shoes the best shine possible.
Shoes called for and delivered without
extra charge. Ladies' shoes VIII re-
csiye special attention. Entrance on
Fourteenth street.
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Yesterday morning n meeting OF the
Merchants Days executive committee
was held mt the rooms OF the chamber
OF commerce. The finance committee
reported having received subscriptions
amounting TO over $500 and estimates
that Il win be able TO secure nil the
money needed to carry out the enter
tainmcnt plans TO be arranged by the
executive committee.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAlIRoAD
Excursions to Atlantic City aud ser
shore, at Very Low Rates, ThuHr
dnvs lYugist 10 md rs.


days, August 10 and -.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad hI
arranged a series OF popular seasho''
excursions. to be run ThursdaN
August 10 and "a, 10 Atlantic CIV
Cape May. Sea Isle City, Ocean Cit!
n. j.. and Ocean City, Nd: Tickets W. Y!
be good fifteen C10 days, including diI
Of sale.
Stop overs viii be allowed on retaf5
trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore aa'
Washington on tickets sold to New YER
sey resorts and at Baltimore and Wass'
lngton on tickets sold to Ocean S!V'
Maryland. -
Tickets will be sold on above dais
from Wheeling for $40 round UP !"
trains leaving at 1895 and 5:sS g. Us
$3.50 and $50 p. m.
CAL on or address r. c, Burke pJ,
scrger and ticket agent. Baltimois, -. .
Ohio railroad for tickets aud full iai.''
nation.
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OIL CITY-River 4 inches and sta.
tionnry. Weather, clear and pleasant
WARREN-River at low water mark
Weather, clear and warm.
GREENSBORO-River feet inches
and stationary. Weather. fair and
pleasant.
BRONNSvILLE-River 4 feet /
inches and falling.
STEUBENVlLLE-River feet Z
Inches and falling. Weather, clear and
warm.
PARKERsBERG-oh!o river fest
and falling. Weather cloudy; mercury
rs. Passed down-Valley Belle. Passed
up-Katherine. The Little Kanawha &
falling. Locals on time.
PITTSBURGH - River 81 feet and
falIing;bG clear and cool.
CAIRO p River l7.G feet and stauOa'
airy: cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE = River 1913 feet and
rising: cloudy.
LOUISVILLE = River falling with
SO feet In canal; 81 feet on falls; u
feet below locks clear and pleasant
MEMPHIS - River 1O.7 feet rise q
$ feet: cloudy and cool.
POINT, PLEASANT = River 81 fees
and rising; cloudy.
CINCINNATI - River IS feet and
falling; clear.
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THE Rev. w. b. Costley. Of Stock
bridge, Ga, while attending to his pas
toral duties Mt Fleetwood. that state
was attacked by cholera morbus Il,
says: by chance / happened 10 get
hold of a bottle OF Chamberlain's Coils
Cholera land Diarrhoea Remedy, ana
/ think1it was the means OF saving ny
life. ItTeileved me at once" For sal'
by drNEgIsts.