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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-16

Let's forget all about those old deeds to
the house,
Forremember, when ALL said and done,
They amount to but little compared with
the deed
That was dated manila, May /"
Philadelphia Press.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-16

He that is not with me is against me-;
and he that gathereih not with me, scat
tereth abroad St. Matthew, "a: 80.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-16

Agunaldo reminds Us 81 The line Of The
old HYMN: Flee as bird 70 yon moun-
stain:s'
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-16

The Democrats in Congress are play
ing their old tricks They are endeayor-.
ing to delay business, by talking and raisE
ing useless points Of order. If they will
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-16

Prosperity and open mills, every 1here
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sta cSman. patriot. lesdcr Mckinley
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-16
DON'T WAIT

but be among the first to see our large
and nicely assorted stock of CHRISTMAS
GOODS now open for your inspection.
Sterling Silver Novelties, Sterling Sill
Yer Toilet Goods, Umbrellas, Leather
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u. S. G. PITzER. Editor.

VI. II. HofrHfiNs < CO. Publishers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS.


The adventures of gentleman from
New Jersey during day and night in
the metropolis are the theme Of Charles
H. Hoyt's farce comedy to be presented
at the Opera House next Saturday,
matinee and evening. and inasmuch as
It nartakes of the nature Of what Is
generally termed seeing the elephant
some Idea may be formed OF the char
acter Of the entertainment provided.
Briefly, the young man from New Jer-
sey Is one of those highly favored plnks
OF propriety who is supposed to know
nothing Of the fOllles and frlvolties OF
bohemian life. The young mans faith
er. who has himself been ''rounder,"
looks upon his hopeful heir as u milksop
and enters heartily Into the scheme to
give him a taste Of n sort Of life he is
supposed not to have known before.
and he is introduced to the girls OF the
theatre, who know how to make 1t live
~ for him. 1t turns out. however, that
the young man is not so green as he
appeared.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-05
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters oTInterest In tho Metropolis
OrBeInont COunty

The st. ClaIrsvIlle preSbytery Is
having plenty OF work these days in or
duininR and installing new ministers
and pastors. Rev. W. +. Wier was in
stalled ut Cambridge yesterday evening.
Rev. W. II. Tannehlll viii be installed
at Freeport to-day, and at Antrim to-
morrow, and Rev. b. H. Rankin will he
installed at Woodstield on the 10th and
nj Buchanan ON the 18th, and on the
18th Rex. II. A. L. King will be INSTALL
ed as pastor at MorrlEtown. Rev. j. T..
Fulton has severed his connection as
pastor ut Bethel. Beallsville and Jeru-
salem and presbytery approved.
The city board OF education has re-
duccd its bonded Indebtedness to 1880
by the payment Of 5000 bond yester-
day On Tuesday evening the pay roll
passed amounted 10 over $1,000 but
that included the bond mentioned, and
Sl,74s Of teachers payroll, Several
minor matters were, disposed Of. The
schools are now moving along without
the slightest Earring.
The Shakespeare Club organized by
selecting Mr.. +. C. McGlll, high school
teacher. president, and Mr. John SchlclS
secretary. It starts or with a mem
bership OF thirty-hve, quite enough to
make It n success. The next meeting
will be held on the 18th at the home OF
Miss Inez blackburn.
An alarm OF fre caused by some Of
the rcgaila In Odd Fellows hall being
set on fire by contact with gas Jet
caused considerable excitement. but
did not do much damage Tuesday even
Ing.
Joseph A. Armstrong. the electrician
for the Bellaire Gas and Electric Com
pnny. who met with an accident ut
Hcil's butcher shop three weeks ago, Is
able to attend to his duties.
Common pleas court will probably
adjourn as soon MS the criminal busl-
ness is disposed OF until after the cleo
ton. The members Of the bar generally
signed a request Of this kind.
Hon. ]. T.. Blackburn, who is reputed
TO hold valuable intcrcstR In zinc mines
In Missouri. has just returned from II
visit to that section and Colorado.
where he has other holdings.
The Uniform Rank, Knights OF Ply
thius. of this city, will 20 TO GAINESVILLE
to-day, to lOin.in the celebration OF the
twenty-6fth anniversary OF Wnrren
lodge nj that place.
The Dollar bank paid ltR seml.annual
dividend of three per cent this week.
The bank ~ doing nicely, but like all
banks has more money than II can
handle prOntably.
Dillon Simmons. spelbInder at n
colorcd cake walk, carried the prize In
Il contest at Bridgeport and brought II
home with him.
II Is this evening that the Gravel HIN
Literary and Social Club meets ut DR..
J. s. McClcllan's.
Robert Clements Of Kansas. ls visit
Ing his brother, the irreprcssiblc JOS
cph, Of this city
Mira. Anna Alton win entertain the
Twentieth Century Club Tuesday even
ing. October ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-05
RENWooD NEWS.
Local Happenings orImrortHnccina
Busy Town

Busy Town.
Inst night the handsome hall in the
Pabst building was opened with the ball
given by Seabright division. Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers. The
attendance was large and the efforts OF
the committees in charge resulted In n
most enjoyable function. Beside the
Jolly railrOnders and their wives and
sweethearts, there were number
present from other walks OF life. The
affair lasted until the wee sna' hours.
Rev. John w. Werniger left yester-
day for Huntington, to complete some
business details. and he viii return here
Saturday and take charge OF this par
fish. Father McMennmin Is stlll conhn-
ed to the North Wheeling hospital.
Thomas Carroll. Of the Second ward.
In being mentioned In connection with
the Republican nomination for city SER
geant. Mr. Carroll is an estimable and
popular young man, and he would poll
Il strong following.
o. o. Gates and DR.. Dowler, OF Nc
Mechen, have returned from witnessing
the Dewey celebrations In New York
and Washington. Mr.. Gates left last
night for PSwhataR, and VIII remain
there until Tuesday.
The reappoIntment Of Rov. G. w.
bent by the conference to the Ben
wood charge, was In answer to the con-
gregation's request Mr.. Bent is well
liked In Benwood.
Prof. Frank Bnrtlebaugh has pur-
chased two houses on McMechen street.
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A two-fold interest attaches to the
forthcoming engagement Of the Real
Thing" company Mt the Grand opera
House. It is n very successful operatlc
farce comedy, coming here with the
unqualified endorsement Of the press In
every city in which It has appeared
and II is an enterprise under Wheel
ing management. Dixie" Englc, so
well and popularity known here. Is spon-
sor for "The Real Thing" and he has
not only succeeded In securing u very
strong comedy but his cast shows ad-
mirnble taste In selection. The play
has little or no plot. its strongest fea-
lures being Its fun making qualities
and Its musical numbers. The latter
IRE said TO be more numerous and
more pleasing. than are TO be found In
any farce comedy on the road. The en-
gagemcnt IL for half week, commence
ing Monday night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-05
BASE BALL.

Catcher I.atimer. late of Youngstown,
appears to be making hit In the big
league. Says Mondays Chicago Inter-
Ocean, Of Sundays Louisville Chicago
game: Latimer had fourteen put-outs.
more than half the Louisville total, due
10 the large number OF strikeouts. He
stood Waddell's slsm-Dang delivery In
good shape. and In the NTH inning,
when Chicago was doing It's scoring,
saved his team from trouble by leaping
high. blocking q lofty pitch and making,
a throw-out Of Griffith at third. In the
sixth he smashed mp against the grand
stand on a hard run and captured Nc
COrmick's foul, a commcndnble catch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-05
WELLsBuRG.
Doings orPeoplc In the Brooke Coun.
~ Metropolis,

DOings OrPeopic In the Brooke Coun.
~ Metropolis,
The new Wellsburg and Beech Bot
tom road II nearing completion, being
expected to be open for travel by No
vember /. This ls one Of the most
substantial road improvements ever
made In Brooke county. the total cost
being about $l25OO. OF which the rail-
road company pays $500.
A petition was presented to the coun-
ty court asking that the county take
steps to acquire the Wellsburg md
Washington turnpike, which is now
owned and incorporated by an incorpo-
rated company.
The county court is considering the
matter OF the purchase OF a poor farm
and the clerk has. been instructed to
advertise for proposals for the sale OF a
farm suitable for the purpose.
There have been complaints OF viola
lions Of the game law In Brooke county.
and Prosecuting Attorney Cotton will
bring the matter to the attention Of the
grand jury next week.
A marriage license was granted yes
ter1ay TO William ]. Mccoy, OF Sisters
Vile w. Va, and Miss Margaret v.
Wells, OF Brooke county.
The city council has authorized the
street committee to advertise for bids
FOR matchmaking Pleasant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nichols return
cd home Tuesday evening after spend
ing the summer nj Lancaster, Ohio.
wolford Enoampment No. S i. o. o.
f., win give n grand ball ut the city
han on Friday evening, october Il.
The Royal Gas Company's office has
been removed to the new building on
Liberty street.
a large number Of Brooke county
people attended the Burgettstown fair
this week.
sheriff @. w. Mccieary took in the
BurFcttstown fair yesterday.
James McCleary has been appointed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-05
.Kollr,s Kids

A rouslng musical farce comedy with
a plot and merit in dialogue and sItua E
ton is what "Kelly's Kids" is. This is
the comedy that the New York World
called the rs carat. and during Its OPP
ening at the Hartford Opera House II
attracted the most enthusiastic audi
ences ever seen in II since the days OF
HarriEan and Fart. The reason for
the success OF this comedy is that all
the characters are drawn from actual
life ana in every city in the country
prototypes OF the people represented
aruySo be seen, and are well known or
their fellOwmen. ''Kelly's Kids Will
be easily recognized as personal friends
by every auditor. and the wonder IL
how the author could so analyze their
characters TO portray their good ana
bad qualities so truthfully. You VIII
laugh at familiar scenes and talk. and
lingering sensational pleasant memories
will haunt you for days after q visit to
the kids" The play will be pre-
scented at the Grand Opera House
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, Octo-
Der 6, 6, Z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-05
The Dogs md Ponies.

The Gentry dog and pony show, which
is playing u three days engagement In
Wheeling this week is pleasing large
and enthusiastic audiences at the mat
ineG and evening performances given
each day. Last nights crowd was the
lnrgcst OF the week. and MS the engage
nent closes with tho two performances
to-day, the crowds are likely 10 test the
capacity Of the large and comfortable
tent In which the show Is given. Ger
tninly nothing 20 good In this line has
cy.r been seen In Wheeling before.
Dogs, ponies, elephants and monkeys
all contribute 20 the programme, ana
II Beems wonderful that these animals
can be trained to do the wonderful fcats
which they perform with apparent ease.
The monkey FIRE brigade act is cspe-
Clally fine. NJ ia the act In which the
baby elephants, Pluto and Satan fig
IRE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-05
NONE 50 PoPULAR.
Ills Daily Gaining Favor in
Wheeling.
Results Reported From People
Who Have Given a Fair Trial
to tho Remedy,


Norrows Rid.ne-oids, the scientific
kidney remedy and backRche cure, Is
daily ginning favor In Wheeling. No
medicine has ever been sold in Wheel
ing. for kidney ailments, backnche, ner-
VOusuesG, sleepleBsneFs and general de-
bility, that has gained such popular ia
Vor a. MorroW's Kid-ne-oidB. Charles
r. Goetze reports most excellent re-
suits from people who have used KID
ne-oIds and says II will recommend
them"
We give you the experience Of Mr..
John snider, who lives at No. 1854
ChapIine street, and says: Il was
troubled with severe aching pains
across the small Of my back for some
time, and was generally run down;
had no life or ambition. felt llstless all
the time and had no appetite. i read
where Morrow's Kid-ne-Oids would
cure such cases and would build up the
system generally, and as Charles r.
Goethe, the druggist, guaranteed Them
10 40 lust as recommended or refund
the money, obtained some from him
and took them according to directions.
and they cured me entirely IN very
short time"
Now n Aorrow's Kid-Ele-OidS VIII DO
20 much for Mr.. Binder. why not try I.
for yourself IL annoyed with nervous.
ness, sleepleSsness and any form O..
kidney disorders? Kid-ne-Oids cost on
~ nifty cents per box and save many
bodily aches and pains. They are not
pills. but Yellow Tablets, which Is the
most scientific form OF preparing med
icine. Kid-ne-oids are put up in wood
en- boxes which contain enough for
abo,t two weeks treatment and can
be procured at Charles R. Goetze's
drug store.
Descriptive booklet mailed upon re-
Quest BY John Morrow & Co., Chemists,
Springfield. Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-05
BRIpGRpoRT HAPpENINGs.
Events Of a Day in the Town at the
End of the Bridge.

lIuu OItuc DtlukGs
Monday evening, October Q, the mem
bers Of the Third n. e. church of
bridgeport will begin series Of enter
tainments and ask that the members
and friends Of the sister churches hear
the call and come over. The proceeds
| are to help meet the payment that IS
about due on the church property. The
entertainments will be attractive as
well us enjoyable to. all. The pro-
grammr:
Monday Night-A photographic con-
cert, at which viii be rendered all the
latest instrumental and vocal music of
Tuesday nlght-"A Trip to the Klon-
dixie Mines" Each person attending
will be entitled to dig one nugget from
the mine, and there are not blanks.
This will be novel entertainment:
Wednesday night-A Drama. This
will be a pleasing surprise. Some of
BrIdgepOrt's best talent will be repre-
sented. and It will be well worth the
price Of admission.
Refreshments will be served each
night Entertainment begins at
o'clock sharp each night.
A progressl re euchre club has been
organized by young Indies Of this city.
The club IL composed OF thirteen young
ladies, who will entertain the associa-
ton in turn each Tuesday afternoon.
The first meeting will be held at the
home OF Miss Lucy Clark next Tuesday.
Mrs. A. A. Hlllyer and daughter,
Miss Jessie. left yesterday for Cleve-
land, to attend as delegates, the con-
Ventlon of the w. c, T u,
Mortimer Burris. conductor on the
Cleveland. LOraln & Wheeling railroad,
moved his family to uhrichsville yes
terday
George 0Iielley returned yesterday
from Oakland. Md. where he had been
hunting for n couple OF weeks.
Henry Fox returned from New York
last evening, where he had been taking
In the Dewey celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Megrail, of
BioomAe!d. O.. arc the guests Of Rev.
Thompson and wife.
Miss Lottie Duncan has returned
from Pittsburgh, where she attended
the exposition.
Mrs. John Anderson left yesterday for
Newark, to visit relatives for a couple
Of weeks.
Mrs. Samuel Talbot of New Athens,
Is the guest Of relatives in KirlVHood.
George Stanford, Of Salem. was call
ing on friends in this city yesterday.
Charles Kramer, of New Lisbon, was
n business caller here yesterday.
Jacob Bentz, OF Columbus, was in the
city yesterday on business.
W. B. Hall was in Steubenvllle yester-
day, calling on friends
Harry Cooke is spending n few days
hunting near Freeport.
A dance will be given in the opera
house this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-05
Two Scores on void Penn.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, oct. 4.-The
BucKneii University football eleven
came to this city to-day from Lewis.
burg. Pa, to play the University of
Pennsylvania team ana startled the
football world by twice scoring on old
Penn. The Quakers score was AZ. The
kicking of Mathewson, fullbnck for
BuckneIl, was the finest seen here In
long time. 1t was through his good
right foot that his team scored twice,
MS the ten points were made by him
Kicking two goals from the field. His
long punts almost rivailed those OF
Brooke, PENIS famous full back, and
his goal kicking was not unlike that Of
Yale's one-time star. Billy Bull.
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A definite reply was received last
night from a. L. Mcfarland, the foot
ball player. relative to playing with the
proposed star Wheeling team. Me-
Farland stated the terms on which he
would play. and they are u little too
steep for the local people. He Is now
PLAYING with the Washlngton-Jenerson
college team. at Washington. Pa, and
he commands gotG consideration.
Mcfarland Is a great player and adds a
tower OF strength to any team.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-05

Tho Musee management Hospitality
threw open their nlleys last night to
The clubs which comprise their winter
league. The boys turned out In goodly
numbers and limbercd themselves up,
Wep1fatory TO starting on their long
Journey next Monday evening, when the
winter league opens. Tho ". n. l.. & 4.
~ tho sehson on Monday and VIII be
followed by the OrientB and Politicians
hn Tu'Hdny. the Tom Moorea and Lenox
IN Wednesday, the Auditors and San
..'I on Thursday and the Crescents and
~ y. l.. a A. As second team Will
NNlsh up the week on Friday
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Tho CInrIZ sburg Races.


Special Dispatch TO the IhIeIIIsv''V9
CLARKsBuRG Iva, Oct. 4;EThe
second day OF the fair was largely at-
tended and the races are all filled over
seventy horses being entered. The 2;2b
trot was won by Bob Bell. owned by
John Condry. OF this city me E:SO
pace was Won bY Minnie IRVING Own Et-
ed bv ", g, Bennett, OF Weston. The
one-half mile running race was Won
by Fritzle Mack. owned by Fred
Groves, OF Athens. Ohio. Thursday If
set apart for the merchants of this md
surrounding towns and will he celebrate
cd nv n grand trades display.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-05
THE LEXINGTON RACES.
The Abbott Wins bis Tenth Consecn-
tive Victory, and ''Beaneater" Law.
son Makes Another Big Win.

The Abbott Wins his Tenth Consecu-
tive Victory, and .'Beaneater" Law.
son Makes Another Big Win.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 1.-THE
weather was perfect and the track in
fine shape for the second days tr0t. The
feature was the Futurity. won by L. v.
Hardness Fereno IN straight heats. The
tramp. fayorlte before the first heat,
finished second.
Riley B., faYorite for the Wilson
stake. was never better th8n second.
Shade on, fourth in the first heat, won
the next three and the race, making
every pole q winning one and landing
the money In a comparatively easy
manner
The Abbott was favorite at 500 to so
in the free-for-all, but just when Geers
was ready to make his race At the
three-Quarter pole, he bolted entirely
across the track This performance
was duplicated in the next heat, Bin
gen finishing first IN both. Il was easy
then for The Abbott, who had no trou-
Bile in landing tho next three heats and
the race. From time standpoint, the
race was a disappointment.
Thomas w. Lawson, OF Boston, VINO
won $4,000 on the Kentucky futurity.
played The Abbott heavily after he had
lost two heats. He is reported to have
placed $1,000 In the pools on The Abbott.
This is The Abbotts tenth straight VIC
tory, hayinB never been beaten this sea-
son. Summaries:
,,ta TIyJIsnn state. FIR 9,9D nncers, value
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from his father. George Bartlebaugh;
consideration. $500.
Speclnl late cars were run on both
street railway lines last night. for the
accommodation OF parties attending the
engineers ball.
Henry Priester, Of Reyholdsville, Pa,
has returned home. after visiting at the
home Of Rev. Paul Metzenthin.
Louis schad Is in Warrington on
busineSR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-05

Wheeling theatre goers are to have
an opportunity to see the famous come
dy 'The Little Minister" 1t will be pre-
scented here soon by Mr.. Charles Froh-
mans company at the Opera House.
The presentation is greeted everywhere
by large and fashionable audiences and
in most houses where they have APP
peared every seat has been sold before
their urriVai.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-05

CHICAGO. oct, 1.-THE game to-day was
a pitchers battle. In which Garyin kept his
hits well scattered, willie Flaherty's were
punched. the Orphans only hitting safely
IN two Innings and scoring In each. AZ.
Io%i.yIlie - 5000 zoos : :
Chicago 49, 0 3 90 0gp - O 3
BatterIes-Flaherty and thinner; Garvln
and Donahue Earned runs. Chicago ].
Time. 1916. Umpires, Latham and Con-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-05

q twenty-round battle. in Youngstown.
Tuesday night. Waldron Will be pltted
against hard customer one week from
tonight az the Metropolitan club, In
Eddie Kennedy, Of Pittsburgh. Both
men are said TO be strong. aggressive
boxers, and they Will be an Improve
ment on featherweight contests. Of
which there has been a surfeit this
year.
That robbery In Pittsburgh the other
night win sort Of hurt the reputation
OF the pride OF Pittsburgh" From all
McClelland. and the referee had to do
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THEY LIKED cARRrcK.

BOSTON. Oct 4.-Carrick's slow ones
seemed to suit the Boston batEnen to-
day, for they managed to line them out
when hits were needed. Nichols pitched
a good steady game, especially when there
were men on haseR, Doyle was injured
while sliding to the plate in the second
RHE
Boston ........O J oil O10 80 8 I
New York 30 0 : 0 20 0 - .
Batteries, Nichols and Sullivan! Carrick
and Warner Earned runs, BOftop 2; New
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x1TsoN WAS WIN.

BALTIMORE, Oct. i.-Kiis6ns wIldness
combined with poor support ut short gave
No-day's game TO the PhIllles. Delehanty
was retired for continuous kicking. Um-
plTe ManRssau was much censured for call
Ing the game at the end OF the nth Inning,
Though II was hut Sis o'clock and there
was plenty OF light. Attendance, l,isG.
SccTe. X II u
'Baitin ore .................2 0 5 0 0-5 Q 3
Battcrles-orth and Douglass; KItson
ard FTlth Earned runs, Baltimore /;
Philadelphia 4. Time. i:S0. umpires,
Manassau and Snyder.
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like . new person all over. may uoo
bless you and be with you always"
Mrs, &C. Hildebrand, Milton, n. c.,
writes:
81 was very low and pronounced In
curable by two OF the best doctors in
this county when commenced the use
Of your medicine. / have used nine
bottles Of Pe.ru-na and 1 think that ]
am perfectly well.
"of course, 'Ps-ru.na is Whist did the
work, and l consider It the graudest
medicine IN tho world. Mine was \
noted case IN this county and every
body thought j would die. mover
loss an opportunity to praise your
medicine. You may use this letter IS
. testimonial and.mal1e It Is strong e
You can"