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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18
Z PRIMARY ELECTION.

Primary elections will be held on. Sat.
II o'clock a. m. to I o'clock p. M. In all
OF the districts In Ohio county. except
Liberty, and Richland districts. where the
polls will open at o'clock p. m. and close
at O'clock y. m. "a :.
At.the said primary election there shall
be elected one candidate for Judge OF the
Criminal Court and 1sixty.seven delegates
to, the, County Conysntion; The districts ks e.
Ing number of delegates:
Warrington Dlstrict-Nine (0 delegates.
Madison District-Eight tS) delegates.
S Clay District-Eight 9 delegates.
Union :plstrict--Elght (sl delegates.
y Webster .Distrlct-Eight (S delegates.
Richie DISTRIBUTING (9) delegates. i
Philadelphia District-Six (6) delegates. !
Liberty District-Two (2l delegates.
Rlchland FDistrict-Two (2) delegates.
tion will be held atthe following places:
/. Washington District.
visilant Engine House, city.
Hose House. Fulton.
City Scales, at Tenth and McColloch
streets. - &
-, Madison District. III
Island Hose House. Szt
Henry Heep's northeast corner Of South
= SAii eho INV ehAccS''sEa-. ~
7. Z clay;p District.
Old jail. =.
Union District
4 Police Court Room.
Centre District.
Hnrtmann,s Hall northeast corner OF
Market and Twenty-third streets.
Webster District. .sgi
No. 2703 Chapline street.
Squire schultzc's office. corner OF Thir-
ty-third and Chapline streets.
Richie District. s..
No.. 1909 Jacob street.
No. 1858 Jacob street.
School House ut east end OF Twenty
ninth street.i,E5s,s n g6s
Triadelphia District.
d LeatherwoodI School House.
& Elm Grove, Mayors Office.
Triadelphia, GREEN'S Hotel.
Glendale. School House. 81.
Liberty District.
Valley Grove: School House.
West Liberty, White School House.
z Potomac. H. C..tMcCammon's
- 80 Richland District.
CLIENTS Run School House.
Brick School House.
All delegates elected under this call
shnll be entitled TO one vote each in the
!, County Convention. aud shall have the
right to appoint their own alternates.
"A COUNTY CONVENTION.
The County Convention for the purpose
of+nominatlng four % candidates Tor the
house OF delegates: n county surveyor. and
selecting two (2)' judicial and two t2) scna-
torlal conferees from each district, will be
held lin the Second Branch OF Council
Chamber, Wheeling, W. Va, or Saturday,
September j., 1900, at o'clock p. nj.
- BY order OF the Republican Executive
Committee of Ohio county. Z
s.t5,, ~. Chairman.
Ft.W ". J.. LYLE.
I, ~ sz7Sf227s Secretary. aull
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18

The Intelligcnccr at the time OF pub
LEGATION in the Register, called attention
to the long list of the names OF those
who had been designated us vice prasi-
dents OF the Webster Davis meeting at
Wheeling Park. This paper lntlmated
that many whose names appeared had
rot been consulted as to their use on
that occasion, and We know since that 4
great many were used without the
knowledge or. consent OF the gentle
men mentioned.
1t now turns ont that the same trick
was played at Charleston, where the
Hon. Webster Davis also clutched his
threat and shouted for "l!b-er-tay."
But the gentlemen who were mlsreprc-
scented at Charleston were not so meek
as their Wheeling brethren but enter
ed u solemn and vigorous protest
against the deception. The Intelligent
cars report OF that meeting mentioned
several who gave Indignant den!als OF
their willingness to serve In any such
capacity. as was to be inferred by tho
publication. DIR. r. S. Henry" says
the Intclligencer's correspondent, "onc
OF the most prominent Physicians in the
state. life long Democrat, and n M
tive OF Maryland. was particularly In
dlgnant and he said:
No, sir, will not act as vice prcsi-
dent OF the Webster Davis meeting to-
night, and my name was placed In the
list without my knowledge or consent.
You may also say that | am FOR Nc
Klnley and Roosevelt, from the crown
of my head to the soles OF my feet, and
expect to vote for. them in November.
am for sound MONEY. expansion ma
tIonal honor and the glory OF the flag
everywhere. You cant make 1t too
strong that am opposed to Bryan. aid
his theories. We had enough OF tina: in
1886. and 1t ought TO be voted eternally
to death this TING. / have no heSi-
tancylin asserting my position Of these
matters, ana am able and ready to &c
on the stump II necessary. to maintain
my position"
We presume the object in Wheeling
was the sanlc az obtained In charlezto:
10 smoke out thozc Democrats whc
are SIN standing for honest money and
the honor and integrity OF the country
and against the dlshon6r OF our ilat
abroad. II that was the object, 1t ha,
BuceneGcd; ana nov that they arr
smoked out, what are you going to dr
about It? ~
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Choice Georgia Reading.

The editor OF the Wiregrass (Ga.)
Blade is after citizen of Ewainsboro
with n sharp stick. He. says: There
is little old. long-lcggcd. gander-
shnnked, tallow-faced. dried up look
ing human apology around here who Is
continually running around finding
fault with the Blade. He never comes
to us about 1t, but talks where he
thinks 1t won't rench our ears. We
would respectfully ask this monkeys
brother to get some one TO read every
Issue OF the Blade for him hereafter.
rs It Is liable to contain something d.
rcctly concerning him
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No Shattered Ideals.

Indianapolis Press: so she has gone
home to her mother has she? Don't
yon know, it's the saddest thing on
earth to think Of trusting. fond wo-
man awakening to find her ideals have
been shattered that she loves him no
longer. that her idol has feet OF clay"
"Oh, there was nothing Of that sort
in it. She loves him as we'll as ever
but she! went back to ma because she
was hungry" Rs
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now It is Regarded In Indiana.

Indianapolis News: There IL. We
think. no doubt us TO the attitude Of tho
Gold Democrats OF Indiana. They feel
that they did not fight the bnttic OF 1896
simply TINT thoy might throw awny the
fruits now. They are not, M o rule,
willing to take MIR. Bryan, even us n
.:ncdicine." What they have in mind Ia
tho complete overthrow OF Bryan and
Irynniam, oven ut tho expense OF rc-
seloeting PRECEDENT Mckinley. tits Idle
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Leverson,s Adyice to Tilipinos.

Leverson's Advice to Filipinos.
9f one OF the most vicious letters writ
ten to the Filipinos by tile anti-imper-
iallsts, OF this country was. one. captured
by General Funston. and signed by DR..
Montague r. Leverson, OF New York
city. There Is no mistake about the
letter or the signature, as DR., Leyerson
acknowledges TO both. Leyerson, by
the way, is. IN Englishman by birth,
coming TO this country in 1865, The
most atrocious things are proposed IN
Leverson's letter. He writes to Senior
G. Apaclble. opening his letter as fol-
lows:
Dear Sir and Brothcr:--Our friend,
ALBERT S. Parson, of Lexington. gave
me your name as one to whom | should
write as representative Filipino. am
a member OF the anti-imperlalist league
Of Boston. OF which George S. Boutwell,
Is president and Erwin Wlnslow is sec
rotary.
This amiable writer after stating that
he had published many articles and let
tiers denounc!ng the piratical war car;
ried on by President Mckinley against
your people," he suggests a plan OF
operation 70 inc fl1ipi1lo's as iol'oMs'
"You should seize some official OF
RANK IN ING Services Oh .he = ' tt'ea
states. anu theh INFORM tae toEsisii eo '
suis 'hat ne was 10 DC Drought l oetoft u
eouneii OIL war iof piracy anu w III 10
said eohsuis 70 huSe te!Fe' FH .'!f 60
present ut such councls ol war " 81 sS' =
int II is lesai.
1'iracy "oula oe SHOWN IN py conducting
war IN violation OIL me usages OIL CIV
illsed war, ana Inc proof wouiu consist ois. !
IN the iact Oh inc consent 10 kiltins ue-
fenseiess prisoners ana noh-eonoa.-
ants, men, women ana children IN cola
oiood' anu IN robbery oy otacefs ana u
soldiers OF non-comoatants'
rms Is inc Veriest Klhd OF rot, ana ut ~;
the same time as reasonable as the
greatest traitor ever uttered. Its trea-
son also consists IN giving ala anu COM
fort to a people In rebellion against the
authority OF this government. ANA
here Is another delicious excerpt from
his reasonable document:
! on must also show that Mchiniey
Keeps the people OF the United States
In ignorance OF the true facts; that he
and the members OF the cabinet have
deliberately lied to secure the ratitica-
ton OF the treaty OF peace with Spain
without q clause which would have as
sured the liberty of the Filipiaos; that
they deliberately lied when they said
that Asoncillo advised Asuinaldo TO
fight, and that telegram stating the
opposite was intercepted, The war was
advised from Washington to secure the
passage Of the treaty" d:
Nothing can be fuller of misstatc-
ments than the above paragraph. To
accuse the President Of deliberately ly-
Ing to secure the ratification Of the
treaty Is general statement that any
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18
Enteroptosis.

Personal Hygiene: More than 50 per
cent OF all civilized women In oil
classes OF life have developed that con-
dition known as enteroptosis, which
means that the stomach, intestines,
very often the kidneys. and sometimes
the liver. are dragged downward and
remain permanently out of their proper
positions. Such; however, Is the case:
and this condition, more than anything
else. is responsible for the constipation.
backachc, debility billousness. early loss
OF complexion. headache and that long
list Of ailments of which so many wo-
men In civilized countries are victims.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18

to talkto them about Imperialism. AS
they refused to let the Chicago conven-
tion control their action, SO will they
refuse to allow the Kansas City con-
vention to declare yforsthem what Is to
be the paramount" issue. As long as
Mr.. Bryan. with, his motley, following,
Is In the field. he. himself. will be the
paramount Issue.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

.
The world will forgive woman for
everything except what she can't help.
After all. love Is nothing but a game
OF solitaire between you and yourself.
When man leaves his heart In the
hands OF woman he always finds it
again with callous spots on 1t.
Tell man woman loves him and
the first question he asks Is "Who?"
Tell woman man loves her and the
first question she asks:is which,.
Marriage is a lottery, and the prize Is
divorce.
Only the fools think they fool the
rest of the world.
Every mother acts like no other wo-
man but she and Eve ever had child
rem.
A woman would choose, first. to seem
younger than she Is, and next, to be old
er than she seems.
On the stage the heroine Gun detect
the heavy villain three miles away, and
she shuns him like plague; In real life
she seems to think he is u silly little
boy. specially provided for her to iiirt
with.
A woman can't understand any duty
TINT Is not mixed UP some way with
love.
Love would be beautiful thing II
you had to look at 1t always from dis
lance.
When the devil wants to push wo-
man n little further down he tells her
It is only flirting.
A mighty good woman can do mighty
mean things to another woman her
husband thinks has good points.
The trouble with us all Is that we
don't put on our principles any oftener
than we do our best clothes for fear
we'll wear them out.-New York Press
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Hom,,cgeekora, ExcursIonlu.

ON tho first and third Tuesdays in
each month during 1900, from Chicago
via Chicago. milwaukee and st. Paul
railway. u points In Iowa. aoutn and
North Dhk0ta. Minnesota, Montana,
sColOrad:, Utnh. Nebraran. oregon and
washington ut theratc Of one faraII!us
5iwo dollnrH for the round trip. good 81
dnyI. For further Information call on
~. a dlress W., 8. Howell, @. Esp. "a.
sst 'i,roadw ny, New York, or john II.
Pot. %: T.s A.. $50 william, street. Will
K In m,,port, Pn. w&s
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OF imperialism, will not conceal the
solitude OF his originality" nor his
t"grand, gloomy and peculiar views" on
the free coinage OF silver at the ratio Of
16 10 /. Ii will come out ia the wash
Ing as the campaign grows older.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18

1t Is important that there should be a
good turnout Of Republicans at the sur-
gestions meetings this evening, when
names Will be suggested for delegates to
the county convention, to be voted for
at the primaries to-day week. The
delegates chosen will nominate four
candidates for the legislature, and 1t
behooyes the party toinut the very best
men forward this year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18
POLITICAL.
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.

Suggestion meetings will be held on SAT-
urday, August Is, 1900. at $ o'clock p. m,
In oil of the districts In Ohio county. cx-
cept Liberty and Richland, which districts
VIII; hold their meetings at 2 o'clock p. m,
for the purpose of'suggesting delegates
to the County Convention. z
- The meeting places will be as follows:
Washington Dlstrict-Vigilant Engine
House. N.;l,ifi ~ " ~ =.
: Madison EDistrict-Island Hose House.
4 Clay Distrlct-Odd Fellows Hall.
Union; DistrIct--Police Court Room.
Centre Observation-Disclosures Hall, cor
ner5 ofaTwcnty-thlrd and Market streets.
Webster Dtstrict-Pythian Castle.
Jacob street. $50 s.6i9s ,5lf
TrIudelphla District-K. of P. Hall, Elm
Grove. fS't'-. i.lSl
Liberty District-Centre School House.
Richland DIstrIct-Brlck School House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18
STATE PRESS GLEANINGs.

Thomas 3. Davis, aged seventy-two
years, wants to go to Congress. and his
brother, Henry G. Davis, aged seventy
seven. wants to go to the senate. II
such should occur, we suggest that be-
fore they enter upon their duties that
President Mckinley appoint guardians
for these children. This duty will new.
er- devolvc on the President. however.
as 1t Is an impossibility for anybody to
defeat our Barbour county statesman.
and II the legislature should be Demo-
cratic the willy McGraw will forget his
promises to Henry G. and will snatch
that plum himself This Is oil q scheme
OF McGrnw's to get into the Davises'
bar'l.-Phliippi Republican.
Those who vote for Bryan vote to
abandon condition more. prosperous
than any ever before enjoyed by any
nation. for the purpose OF trying n
financial experiment condemned by all
intelligent nations.-Romney Times.
II Bryan fails this year, Of course he
can be the socialist candidate for the
presidency in l9li.-Hinton Leader.
The Full Dinner Pail Is an argument
for the farmers as well us for the city
laborer.-Keyser Echo.
The editor OF a county paper Is the
hnppiest man In all the land. He is so
poor that he cannot borrow trouble
Calhoun Chronicle.
Men In Lincoln county who get out
cross ties should remember that the
price paid for that product Is about
twice now what 1t was under Democ-
racy's ruinous reign OF three years
ago.-Lincoln Citizen.
The Texas Midlle-of the Road Popu-
lists have determined TO protect their
platform by copyright to prevent the
Democrats from swip!ng it.-weston
Independent.
II crowned heads continue to be MUIR
dercd at the rate they nrc nowadays.
| the time may some when the positions
may so begging.-Morgan Messenger.
a remarkable bet is on between two
citizens OF coldwnter, Mich. Arthur
| Williams and George stebbins. II Dry
an Is elected. Willinms is 10 support
Stebbina' mothcr-in-law the remainder
OF her natural life: and should Mckln-
\ ley be reelected, Stephens is pledged
| publicly to twist the tnil Of n vicious
| mule belonging to williams once u day
| for three weeks, or until the twiSter Is
dlsabIcd.-Gienvilc Pathfinder.
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j In speaking OF General John geatty,s
appearance at the Indianapolis ;congrs-
CATION of nnti-expanslonists, where il.
5ilouted his alleged Reppblicanism, Inc
Cincinnati Times Star says: "people
outside OF Ohio may b. deceived ms as 10
this, but no resident Of the state Will be
ohloaas have never considered the
campaign opened in the past twenty
years until the Democratic spapera have
secured a lengthy lntervlewwIth the
general announcing thatshe has bolt
ed" the Republican ticket. and urging
men to vote for the Democratic candl-
dates" .li55
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Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney, und bladder dia.
cnscs relieved In six hours, BY New
Grcnt South American Kidney Cure" II
is great surprise on account OF lis ,cx-
cccdlng promptncss In relieving paln In
bladder, kidneys md back In male or
female. Relieves retention Vt water
almost Immediately. you want quick
relief and cure this IS the remedy, Sold
by H. II. List drugglst. Whccllng,t ".
a, i n - tth&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18

The enlargement OF william j. Bryan
by the nssemblnga OF the dlacpntunted
at indianapolis. who have styled than
salyps "nnti-inperlalis,s," can hardly
be classed M the eighth wonder Of thg
world. Tho only wonder is that thaIa
was any discussion over the nattor. II
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Burglars Good Planners.

London Express: Among other things
n burglar Mt Sydenham' house recently
took n bath. Then he took breakfast,
and afterward his departure, leaving
the word Thanks spelled out In cher
ry stones on the window sill.
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A Democrat Says aon to pekin. y

Atlanta Herald: The Herald has held,
and holds. that 1t is Americanlsm for
Americans to go to Pekin and get Con-
ger, II he is alive. or else get his body
and bring 1t home for burial. II he is
murdered. We hold that this should
be done II It drained the treasury OF
every dollar in 1t. and II 1t required the
greatest American army American gan
muster.
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On last Wednesday Hon. a. B. White
and Hon. ]. II. Holt, happened, acci-
dentally, to be ut the same place at the
same time-Nlcholas Court House, and
in an impromptu Joint debate the Re-
publican candidate for governor gave
his distinguished political opponent a
sound thrashing. 1T will keep Holt
iiddlin' from now on to catch up,
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Now that Webster Davis has como
and gone, suppose the Democrats give
West Virglnians an opportunity of
hearing ex-Consul Macrum.
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Linstl!y Institute,
CLASSICAL, !:
1 MILITARY, n
,ENGLlSH.

MilItarSS pertinent in CHARGE OF an
officer Of tfe United States Navy. Boys
received from seven years up. Enroll.
ment OF students Friday. August 81. at
Septenber-3: REGULATIONS begin Monday,
September 17aa
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
a. J.. Clarke, Esq. president; Reg: Jacob
Brittinsham. vice president: John L
Dlckey,SM. D.. secretary: r. C. Dalzell,
ESQ.,. treasurer; William B. Simpson. ESQ,
John ]. Jones. Esq, Hon.. n. f. Whitaker,
John S; S9%Ior; ESQ. AusH,Ss,tus POI poll aSE
P. lu6bpgJ. Henry NJ. RUSSELL. ESQ. WI
ESQ.,. William h lIearne. ESQ.
Baine 6, Dent, U, S. Navy, Command.
drcss asr member nbfu Of the dR b Board +; z;
Trustees, the Commandant. or Leo X
Brilles. A. NJ, No. 800 Main street. Wheel
ins. wi W. ~. {. {. 800. auls
II lsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL the postotllcc at Wheeling. Ohio eoun.
", w. "a, Saturday, August is. To Obtain
any ofltia, following the applicant mus.
ask for advertised letters, giving date OF
list: ------l 3s,Si' u
LADIES LIST.
Brown, Mss Mollie .1Iankey. Miss Fran.
Florence i 800 Palmer, Miss Eliza
Dunkle, Mrs. E. C. Wilkinson, Mary
f-ies5 ar Lizzie
/ GENTLEalEN's LIST.
Awltmnn! Mr.. Miller (Contr1ctoa
Blun, ]. D..;5. Mcmillan. n. \.
Barrett,,Js$ w. Powell Harry
bennett. Freeman Post. f. II.
Davis. Ell Payne John
4 Fnulkf1:r. William Rnnkin.F. p. ~.
FredeS5clo. Fred sRunkle. Albert
: Graha4sA ]. G. 'rhonpis.th. 5.
: GregofSTeAI., b. Terry, Chas. H.
Ham, Go. 40 Tipton. j. u. C)
2 JoneseJ6hn FL uriclt., Fred "
KimbiS 7Iarrya !. .Wasscman Cricket
1iinnaird. ]. ". Brokerl
Kline, Mister Warne, Frank
L,nd6iIurh, Norman " erchan, II. NJ
Moore. NJ. G.. NGirhqn, J.
GEORGE WISE. Postmastet.
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The meeting of the Society Of the
Army of West Virginia at Falrmont. in
September, will be enlivcned by Private
Dalzell, who is down for one OF the set
speeches. The Private will also be
heard from during the; campaign, as he.
is to make q weeks speeches in this
state by appointment Of the national
committee. ~
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Wheeling has one iniquity with which
Parkersburg is not troubled. It Is the
fake hotel. "-Parkersburg Journal. ~
You have them. all right, but they are
called by another name down your way.
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Rlrd Without plurunre.

Rolla Atcheson, the unieatherca hu-
man song-bird OF the wild woods OF
Webster, was here TO spend Sunday
with his .frlends.-Wcston Independent.
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Paraphrasing one of Mr.. Bryan's IA
nous. but frenzied ordinations: You
cannot press down upon the brow of
silver the extraneous issue Of imperial
ism. .5
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Or Breach of Promise 2

Possibly u doubtful state. Nebraska
is looked upon as n land of PROMISE
New Orleans Picayune.
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Dick Wittington-You look so witch.
Ing that yielding to an ungovernable
impulse. kissed you.
She-But am married woman.
Dick Wittington-I felt that IL your
husband had been here he would have
done the same thing.-Life. NJ,
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Salmon Shot From Steamboat Decks

Salmon Shot From Steamboat Decks.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Steamboat
men coming up the strait report great
sport shooting salmon with small rifles.
with q number OF which each vessel Is
provided. The fish were jumping so
thick that many were killed from the
decks OF the steamers.
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Count Waldersee, who. is still talking
in Berlin, and who has been made COM;
Misunderstanding of the allied forces in
China, would better start soon for. the
orient If he wants to do any command
ing.
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peeeness Can Not be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the enr.
There ls only one way to cure deal ness,
md that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an innamed con-
dition of,thc mucous lining OF the Eus-
tnchlan Tube. When this tube Ia In
famed you have n rumblIng sound or
Imperfect hearing. and when II Is en-
tlrcly closed. Deafness Is the result, and
unless tho Inflammation can be taken
out and this tute restored to Its normal
condition, hc0rlug will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out OF ten nre caused
By Cntarrh. which Is nothing but an In
famed condition OF the mucous sur
faces. s.ll 80 "
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any casc or Deafness Caused by CO.
tarrh) TINT cannot be cured by Halls
Catnrrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
tF.iJ. CHENEY. X CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. {isii
Halls Family Pills nro the best.