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WFLLsBURa.
Doings Of People in the Brooke cOun.
tv Metropolis. h.

Doings Of People in the Brooke coun.
ty Metropolis.
wellsburg seems determined to fur
nish the Democrats OF the First district
with congressional candidate. No less
than three OF our distinguished cltl-
gems have been mentioned in connection
with this rather doubtful honor. John
c. Palmer, jr., was first brought out
through the medium of tinttering
communication in the Wheeling Regis
ter then Col. w. w. Beall's friends
talked him up quite strongly In the
press End elsewhere, and now comes the
Pan Handle News thls'week with an
editorial boom for ex-senator w. n.
Tarr. None of this trio exhibit any de-
sire to be led as lamb to the daugh-
ter.
General regret is expressed at the
passing into new hands Of the Union
Chapel" OF patriotic and religious
memory. The building was erected by
the Methodist Protestant congresatipn
during the civil war, largely through
contributions from soldiers and public
men of that day. Some years ago the
congregation dissolved and the build
ing was sold to Mr.. 8. George and hns
lately been used for a public library
and place OF semi-religious and educa-
tIonal entertainments. The second
floor is now being fitted up as q lodge
room and the first floor will be occupied
as billiard room.
A real estate deal Of some magnitude
was consummRted this week, j. #.
Cree purchasing the Harker property
adjoining Wellsburg, continuing thtr-
teen acres, for $1,000. This estate had
been tied UP for thirty years, two
Pennsylvania religious institutions
having interests in It, Mr.. Cree Will
make himself fine home and prob
ably place a portion Of his purchase on
the market In the form Of town lots.
The newly elected officers of Wells
burg lodEr No. 30, Knights of Pythias,
are as follows: c. c.. w. r. Glass; v.
c., Earl Frost; p, Joseph Hawley; NJ.
Mt A., Charles A. Clarke; NJ. OF W., j.
c, Jones; ]. G., w. c. Marmichael; o.
O.. D. NJ. Gamble: trustee. F. N. Voll-
hardt; representative to grand lodge,
H. p. West.
Arnsteln g. Wolff have entered Sl5,-
900 damage suit against Sheriff g. w.
McCleary, growing out Of the closing OF
their Wellsburg store on an attachment
sued out by Harper & Bro, OF Wheel
ing. Messrs. S. G. Smith and j. u.
Sommervllle, of Wheeling, are the at
torneys for the plaintiffs.
A party of Wellsbargers. including
Judge II. C. Hervey, Dr. w. X. Cum
mlngs. Rev. James Palmer and John @.
Palmer. jr., will leave for New, York on
Monday, and sail on the St Louis on
Wednesday, July 4. for Southampton.
They will spend about two months in
Europe.
Samuel Blankensop was Frustrated
at his home, on Thursday evening, by
heat, and was in = serious condition for
some time. but is now much improved.
A. G. Neville has purchased the old
Briggs marble shop property. corner OF
Charles and UranR streets, for $780,
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Bellaire Briefs.

BellaIre miliers were fortunate in Sc
curing quite quantity of wheat In
advance Of the bulge In price. One of
them got hold OF an unusually large
stock because Of contemplated improve
ments in their own mill and are all the
more fortunate because OF this,
The quiet season has set In here and
win continue for n month or two. 1t
comes with every summer. Most OF the
manufactures here viii be closed for
season during July or August.
Heatheriugton's band realized about
$50 net from their excursion and con-
cert at woodsheld. The court house
hall was not large enough for all the
people who wanted to attend.
w. C. warnock. George H. Muth and
others viii leave tomorrow for Kansas
City. to be galvanized over again IN the
cause Of Organism.
L. D. Meek. formerly n teacher in the
schools here, but now engaged in the
same capacity ut Marietta, wac In town
yesterday.
Miss Elsa Lazurc left Yesterday for a
visit with her sister Mrs, Theodore
Burlctte, In Chicago.
The dog poiaoner emo cellar thoves
have been doing business on Gravel
hill.
The stove works shut down yester-
day for about tive weeks.
Marshal Johnston took John Boyles 10
the county fail yesterday.
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Mexico for the past eight or ten years,
has returned to his hono in this city.
Ms. Lou Dawson and son VIII. RI
visit with relatives at Irondale-
The ladies' or tire G. y. z. viii serYe
meals in The koehIsen store room dur
ing the lremen'g tournament
Miss Elsie Gibson. OF I'hrlchs9lllc. IS
the guest OF the family " T. Il. Gifien,
in the First ward.
Miss Bessie Golfer. OF Flushing is tbs
guest Of Miss Cieod Anthony, on South
Broadway.
Elmer Reed has accepted position
at balances drug store, on the Island.
J. w. Stetson, Of Boston. was the
guest Of friends In the city yesterday.
About a dozen extra police will be put
on during the flremsn's tournament.
Henry Keller has returned from few
days business trip to Philadelphia.
The road race committee has decided
to put up a time prize Of Sl5,
William Dixon was in st. Clairsville
yesterday, on business.
A lawn fete will be given this evening
by thea. NJ. q. church.
A regular meeting of council will be
held Tuesday evening.
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Along the Landing.

Major c. F. Powell local United
States engineer reports an unusual ac-
tivlty in the sixth and seventh pools of
the Monongahela river and says that
there are more packets now running
than for many months. The opening of
new coal mines, he says, is the cause of
the activity. Two new tipples are now
In course OF construction In the sixth
pool. It may be necessary to close
lock No. for few days to make re-
pairs to the lock walls which are in bad
shape. After No. was finished It was
the Intention to repair No, FIRST, but
this has been changed, and No. will
be first to receive attention Major
Powell reports lock No. in very bad
shape md he says that Il packet ran
violently against the lock walls they
would come down with u crash. Unless
there Is freshet the repairs viii be
completed ut lock No on time, but
should there come high waite the work
would be delayed He says that he
docs not look for any such stage OF wa
ter, unless there have been heavy rains
up the hcadwaters OF the two rivers NJ
points where there are no telegraph
lines.
Since the locks In the Hnnnwhu have
all been finished Oherc are ten Of them
the government Keepers claim that they
have been worked about sixteen hours
out of the twenty-four, and that nc
cording to the law Of the United States
that makes eight hours days work,
they are entitled 10 pay for all over
time at that rate, while the government
engineer In charge protcsts that, inns
much us they are hired by the month,
the clght-hour law does not apply 10
their claims for over time.
Captain Bewlcy. OF Bowling Green,
Ky, is In Cincinnati and II Ia lntImn
trd h. VIII buy tho steamer Sun He
was. formerly connected with the EN-
anBvllle and Bowling Green Packet CO.,
and. It IL said, MN place the Sun IN
TINT trpde IN opposition.
Tho uiarka ~ Gp. m, Friday showed
fcct inches aud falling but Else
is coming from hcndwaters,
Augustus whistler. IL pioneer stcnm-
beat engineer. died on Sunday last, at
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McMEcHEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.

Council has signed the ordinance
granting the franchise to the BenWood
Water Company, to lay the mains IN
the city. Work will begin at once.
Miss Margaret Pendergast has re-
turned from New Athens, o., where she
attended the commencement Of Frank
lin college.
The Kings Daughters Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church will give lawn
fete at Miller's orchard, this evening,
Miss Bertha Sharp and brother VIII,
left yesterday for a two weeks visit
with friends at Proctor.
Miss Mary McCuskey has returned to
her home in Cameron, after few days
visit with friends here.
Miss Mary Bardall, of Noundsvllle. Is
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Myrtle
Zimmerman, this week.
Quite number of citizens viii at
tend the prohibition convention at
Moundsville to-day
Mrs. Charles Rosslar, OF Louisville,
Ky, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
S. b. West,
w. NJ. Gray is seriously I'll with ty-
phoId fever at his home in the Fourth
ward.
Miss Hattie Loman is spending a
week with friends at Parkersburg.
Dwight L. Murray is at West Liberty
this week, the guest of friends.
Miss Anna Mcclure is the guest Of
friends at New Athens, Ohio.
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pR1peEPoRT HAPPENINas.
Events of Day in the Town at the
End of the Bridge.

The Rough Riders Club. which has
been organized in this city by the
prominent Republicans Of the place,
now has In the nelghborhoou OF one
hundred members. A meeting Of the
club VIII probably be called for some
evening next week.
Albert Stewart stopped of here yes
terday on his way home from New Lex
lngton, to Murphysboro. Tenn, Mr..
Stewart viii return to,thls city In about
ten days, to settle up some important
business.
Miss Bessie Golfer. Of Flushing, who
is the guest OF friends In Martins
Ferry. was calling on friends in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Frank c. Robinson entertained
friends yesterday afternoon. In honor Of
her sister, Mrs. Mayberry, Of THIN, o.
Communion services will be held at
the Presbyterian and Trinity Lutheran
churches tomorrow morning.
James Morton will be home to-day,
from several weeks visit with rela-
tives at Washington, D. C.
The Ladies' Of the Maccabees will
give an entertainment and social in the
opera house this evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Merriman leave
Monday for trip Of the lakes, to be
gone about ten days.
Charles Fowler. of Piedmont. was the
guest of the family Of David Boston, in
Kirkwood yesterday.
Children's Day will be observed at
the Third Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Josephine Mitchell has returned
from n two weeks visit with rela-
tIves at Pittsburgh.
William Cooke, OF New Athens, Ohio,
has accepted q position with the Scott
Lumber Company.
Max Schultz and family left yester-
day for Carnegie, Pa, to visit relatives
for a month.
Anthony EnglemIer goes to Cleveland
and Buffalo to-day, to spend couple
of weeks.
John Patterson returned yesterday
from two weeks visit with friends Mt
Dayton.
Miss Eleanor Kennedy left yesterday
for Pittsburgh, to spend n week with
relatives.
George Dlggins, of Gate City, Ala, is
the guest of Mrs, Daniel Moore, out the
pike.
Work was commenced yesterday on
the paving Of Aetna street.
]. b. Loe has returned from pleas
ure trip in the east.
Virgil Mcconnaughy is quite III at his
home in Kirkwood.
T. L, Lewis goes to Danville, rll., to-
day. on business.
The Maccabees met last evening.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of wheelipg'S
Progressive NeiEhbOr.

Chief a. II. ong has selsctedsthe fol-
lowing committee to give honorable
mention to the first, second and third
best organization. firm, or individual
displays in the firemen's industrial pa
rade: Mesdames r. r. Kerr. w. b.
Shuttleworth. Matthias Sheets. William
Lupton and W. b. Francis. The com
mIttee to give honorable mention to the
finest uniformed company ofsfremen, Is
as follows: Misses NIadgc SHeaton, Lena
Gilbert. Libbie Tweedy, Anna Boyd and
Lille Dean.
IsAdore Conowny was arrested yes
terday, by Marshal Erwin, on a charge
of assault and battery, sworn out by
James McConnaughy. He plead not
guilty and viii have q hearing before
Mayor Goodhue to-day.
The girls Of tho class of-1gOO very en-
Ioyably enteEtaincd;tho class last even
ing. nj the home of Miss Minnie He'll
ing, on West Hanover street. A very
pleasant evening was spent by all
present
The Baptist Sunday school OF this
city will picnic at Cresap's grove, Tues
day. The trip viii be made on the
steamer Leroy and barge. which Will
ltlNt llt lallillh lA'AhfNAS ~ y " N.'N''''
Word has been received in this city
from l.. Spence. who went TO Colorado,
several weeks ago. that his grandson.
Grover Spence Is very III with typhoid
fever
Mrs. y. j. a, Drennen ienves the arst
OF the week for Grandview, Ohio. to
spend several days with the family OF
w. u. Cochran.
IL. t.. Olmstcnd. United States labor
commissioner. of Washington, d. G.,
was q distinguished visitor In the city
yesterday
MIR. and Mrs. John Hukill returned
yesterday FROM Gallipnlis, where they
attended the funeral Of the formers
mother
The Aetna STANDARD mill shuts down
to-day FOR the regular summer stop, to
make the necessary repairs about the
mill.
Misses Lydia and Lucille Reynolds
returned yesterday. from weeks visit
with their grandmother, at Clnrngton
EnB j. Hoyle who has been in New
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MouNpsv1LIE BUDGET.


A house on Coal Bank alley was
struck by lightning Thursday evening,
but no great damage was done. During
the same storm blacksmith named
John Crawford was struck and knock
ed insensibIe. There are number Of
marks upon his body and he still suf-
fers from the injuries received, but will
recover.
The ]. Alex. Ewing Company, Uni
form Rank. knights Of PythlRs, will
give lawn fete in the court house
yard this evening. This Is the first Rf-
fair Of the kind given by this popular
organization. and n pleasant time is an
ticIpated
Mrs. j. p. Stewart yesterday swore
out warrant before Justice Pierce, for
Mrs. Cunningham and Ollie White.
charging them with profanity and a
breach of the peace. Mrs. Cunningham
was fined 81, and Miss White was dis
missed.
s. w. Wade. the fish merchant, be-
liCVes that composition is the life OF
trade and has decided to start an Ice
wagon. He has put the price Of Ice
down to twenty-five cents per hundred
and will doubtless do good business.
James A. Sigafoose returned home
yesterday, from Chicago. where he has
been receiving medical treatment for
several months. His many friends will
be pleased 10 learn that he Is very
much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. RAIDER Thompson, who
were married in the eastern part OF
the state. short time ago, have re-
turned to the city. and will go to house
keeuInE on Purdy avenue
The county Prohibition convention
Will convene this morning Mt 10 o'clock
In the w. C. T. u. hail on Jefferson
avenue. They win doubtless put full
ticket In the field.
John G. Liston, Of Purdy avenue,
went 10 the HaslSlus hospital In Wheel
Ing, yesterday. where he will have n
surgical operation performed to-day.
During the storm Thursday evening
lightning struck w. II. Hoods new
house on Cedar avenue. and damaged
II considerably.
Deputy Sheriff +. P. Bowman has ta-
ken convict TO Greenbrier county. to
be used as n witness in n case on trial
in that county
Mayor j. c. Parkinson has returned
from Terra Alta. where he was attend
Ing the Second district congressional
convention.
Miss Myrn mccullough. " Jefferson
avenue, win spend several weeks visit
ing relatives at Benwood, Sherrard and
Elm Grove.
Mrs. Isnnc Rodgers has returned
home from Clarington, o., where she
has been visiting relatives for several
days,
j. il. Macilav. secretary Of the board
Of education. ~ Liberty district, was
here yesterday, settling with the shcr-
IN.
j. NJ Blair, father Of s. H. Blair, wns
In the olty yesterday and reported his
son rs improving very rapidly
The funeral OF Mason Cecil, proml-
npnt farmer Of Clay district, took place
yesterday.
D. Younken, OF Jefferson avenue, has
been very III for several days.
Mrs. A. II, Bennett. of Second street,
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GAltbIu4bu GANGA 4NG"Ss
PITTSBURGH, June 29.-Thc steam
er Virginia, which was aground at the
head OF Merrlman, and the towboats
Charley Hook and the Ollvette, which
were stuck in the sand at Dun, as well
as four barges, two Of which were load
ed with freight, were fioated during the
morning. The Virginia went on down
the Ohio river and tied up at Lashelrs
Landing. opposite Sewickley. and Capt.
James a. Henderson is undecided about
starting the boat south. He will walt
on the afternoon reports.
The morning reports do not offer
much encouragement although heavy
rains fell at certain points. 1t Is, how
ever, thought that the showers were not
general. The heaviest precipitation Is
reported from Rowlesburg, on the
Cheat river. where the river has risen
two feet. The Ohio * rising and the
indications are that there Will be five
foot stage Of water at The Davis Island
dam, which is sufficient water for the
packets The trouble, however, is that
there Is nothing In sight to hold the
wnter up any length Of time.
The coal operators are holding num-
Der of crews in readiness to send to
down river points to bring up some of
the towboats that are tied up with
cmptles. The crew Of the FallIe ex-
pected to leave during the afternoon
for Captlna, where that boat is laid up,
but it all depends on the afternoon re-
ports. The muddy water that is flowing
out OF the MoRoHgaheIa river Is very
beneficial to loaded craft, as It helps to
stop up the seams and In measure
prevents the crafts from filling with
water. The weather forecast is for fair
and colder weather and II 1t rains
within few days there ought to be u
shipping stage. pf as
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BENwooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshal
County Town.

County Town.
There promises TO be some prosecu-
tion grow out Of the use OF a drug.
known as kicking stuff" employed by
cruel Benwood boys on animals here
within the last few weeks. The cul-
prits get enjoyment from the fortunes
experienced by horses and other AMI
mails Humane Agent Echols is inves-
tigatlng.
Rev G. W. Bent VIII preach on 'Mu-
tual Consideration" at the Methodist
Episcopal church in the morning, Sum
day; In the evening, on True Liberty"
John W. Leach will lead the Epworth
League meeting. after the evening SER
vices and patriotic topic VIII be dis
cussed.
Union district Democrats viii assem-
bic at the city hall this evening, to
name candidates for district officers.
Joseph Manhood, who wants TO be JUS
tlce Of the peace, is the only aspirant
that has asplred so far.
North End citizens regret that the
majority OF council is not disposed to
open UP the Tape property for street
and alley PURPOSES The vote on the
proposition was four for to three
against.
Rev. Father Wernlger returned yes
terday, from n visit to Huntington, his
former charge. and he Will hold the
usual services at st. Johns church to-
morrow.
Harry NJ. Stewart, George Great
house, Thomas Hyde. Enoch Hyde and
James Pelly are fishing at a down-the-
river camp.
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Mrs. E. c. Evorly, COS Diamond Street,
Philadelphia, Pa, says: al feel vol,
never felt better; thanks for Your Mt
tentIon and Pe-ru-na. will be glad to
do all eau in the way of advancing the
sale of your valuable medicine. do
think Pe-ru.na the best medicine have
tried Mt any time. Since began taking
Pe-ru-na we have never been withoutit."
Read what aE elderly woman says-a
woman who has passed through all the
phases, crises and experiences Of girl
hood, womanhood and motherhood: al
really believe that every woman in the
world ought to have Ps-ru-na on hand
ell tho time; for, If she gets tired, Peru
ma refreshes her; If she gets nervous, It
soothes her; II despondsnt, 1t cheera
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GIRLH0OD, W0MANH0OD AND MOTHERHOOD
Are Renovated, Regulated and Restored by the
Pelvic Catarrh Remedy Pe-ru-na.

and invigorates. It is a panacea for all
irregularities OF her monthly ptrlods.
1t is o constant friend to the expectant
mother; a ncvcT-failing standby 10 the
nursing mother, both for herself aud for
her child, and finally when tho change
Of life comes on, no medicine on earth Is
Of equal efficacy to the woman in this
critical period. Surely Pe-ru-na is'ths
woman's friend"
That catarrh has any relation TO bar
renness In women Is surprising to many.
It is one Of the mysteries Of cataErh.
This insidious disU1se penetTates to
every organ Of the body. Mrs. i. NJ,
Griffith, OF Cambridge, Neb, saYS; Youl
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pE11ArRE HAPPENINas.
Matters of Interest If the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

The local board of examiners granted
certificates to teach to the following APP
plIcants, issuing the same yesterday:
Three years-Lucy Anderson, Anna
Blamey, Lucy Darby, Ella Houston,
Martha Kirkpatrick, Minnie Lowman,
Charles L. Ruble, Kate Rodefer and Ida
Warden.
Two years-Lucy Brown, r. Il. Crow
j. D. Deafenbaugh, Anna Hayes, Mar
garet Kern, II. r. McKeen, Charity
Meyers, Lucy McGregor. Sophia Miller,
Florence NevIus, Maggie Nesbitt, Dor
eta Pfnrfenbach. Cora Rose, Louise
Roscoe and Grace Stillwell.
One year-Berthn Brainard, Sarah
Burtoft, Rose Bonnrius, Maud Corbett,
Eva Corbett, Stella Fawcett. Morgan
Correll, AIDA Hoffman, jennie Lyle.
Emma Reed, Elizabeth Undertake,
Minnie Workman and Anna VanLaw,
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Judgment for $500.

Charles Rosser has secured n judg-
ment for $3.50. against the Standard
Boiler & Bridge Company, with interest
for about two years. The case was
heard by Master Commissioner Albert
Lawrence, who filed his report on the
eth and Judgment was taken on the
2sth, In the common pleas court In ac-
cordance with the commissioners ind
ing. This case has been on for a long
time and finally resulted In a judgment
for the full amount asked The stand
ard is now in the hands Of n receiver.
This is the largest single judgment
against II, but 1t is stated the aggre-
gate is about $4,000. and that endless
litigation is in sight over Its afairs.
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medicine did
me a wonderful
amount Of good.
It cured mo
Of barrenness. 1
am thirty years
old and had
never borne any
children , but
since beginning
your medicine
I gave birth too
ten-pound baby
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GENERAL NOTICES.


ID EXEMPTION OF BONDs,
The following numbers OF Ohio County
Bonds OF the iO-31 az per cent lonn have
been drawn and will be redeemed at the
German Bank, in the city OF Wheeling
ON the list day OF july, 1905:
10 bonds OF 500 each-Nos, 90. 80 81 II.
Sc, GO. O.. =, 20, y, ~ ,o- o.
100. SJT. 965, S37. 100, 392, l69. ISL 2SI, l9i.
no, ri, 3S2, ISL. 26i. S)6 @ol, -,
1 bonds OF $1,000 each-Nos $50. 49, 40
VI interest on above bonds will cease on
July ], 1900. ,,.cppcOD
President Boavd OF Commissioners Of the
County OF Ohio. w. Va. JET
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girl. She is now six months old, and
weighs twenty-five pounds. Myfriendo
wore all surprised. Some would not
believe It until they came to see me.
My husband says he never saw such a
change in anyone as there was in me
after / had taken three or four bottles Of
Fortuna. am stronger than 1 HAYS
been since 1 was quite young. God
bless you and your medicine forever"
eAddress DR., Hartman, Columbus, o,
for FREQ catarrh book.
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was calling on friends in Wheeling yes
terday.
MrC. William WOODBURY. and daugh-
ter, Miss Bird, are visiting friends at
Cameron.
Mrs. C. W. Conner will return to-day
from visit with relatives near sher-
rard
J. p. Kirby, Of Falrmont was here on
business yesterday.
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OIL CITY-River s inches and rising.
Weather, cloudy and cool.
WARREN-Rlver 3 Of foot. Clear
and warm.
GREENSBORO-RIyer feet inches
and stationary. Weather, fair and
pleasant.
MORGANTOWN-River feet l Inch
and rising. Weather. rainy
STEUBENVILLE-River 3 feet 3
inches and rising Weather, cloudy and
warm. Passed up--Avalon.
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A LITTLE life may be sacrificed to
an hours delay. Cholera infantum,
dysentery, diarrhoea come suddenly.
Only safe plan is to have DR.. FOwler's
Extract OF Wild Strawberry always on
hand