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AMusEMENTs.

Bubbllng over with fun and replete
with charming music. Three Little
Lambs" which is to be presented here
for the first time tonight at the Opera
House, has proved a potent attraction
wherever It has been played. It has
Just concluded run OF fifty nights in
New York before audiences that tested
the capacity of the Fifth Avenue thea
tire, and demonstrated their enjoyment
of Mr.. Barnets bright wit and genial
humor, and Mr.. Corliss' delightful mu-
sic in an unmistnkable manner. The
company presenting this very popular
musical comedy. was organized by Mr..
Edwin Knowles, manager OF the Fifth
Avenue theatre. New York, for the pro-
duction of such works Mt his bouse. and
comprises ffty-hve people, including
Miss Marie Cahill. Miss Nellie Brng-
gins. Miss Clara Palmer, Miss Frances
Gordon, Miss Violet GoOdall and Miss
Gertrude Townsend and Messrs. Ray
mond Hitchcock, William f. Philip,
william r. Carlton. Edmund Lawrence,
Thomas Ricketts, and other artists IA
nous the country over for their ability.
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BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.


County Town.
AS the Republican councIlmen are in
the majority now they will have the
appointment of four police, and there
will likely be many asplrantI. In this
respect too much care cannot be eNe:-
cIsed. A good police force will make n
record for the party and an inefficient
one will have the opposite effect.
Among the probable appointments
mentioned yesterday were: John Bo-
gard George Addlesberger, Frank
Goodwin. Albert Policy, Allie Lander
and George Carl.
The Democrats accepted their defect
good naturally, and the election was
happily free from bitterness. There was
the usual number of people explaining
"how It happened" and ''if" figured
frequently in the explanations. Some
Democrats were harsh enough to credit
their defeat to their First ward coun-
cIlmanlc ticket, which, they say, weak
ened their cause. But the fact remains
that the Republicans had the most
votes.
Mayor Shepard stock has taken n
boom for sheriff four years hence. a
man who can be put in the mayoral
without much effort on his part, de-
serves attention for n higher office.
"Tom" Shepard is the same man the
day after election as before and II he
is pushed for sheriff It will come his
way.
1t is said the majority Of council are
opposed to the change OF the street
railway tracks, but this will be seen
when the ordinance presented before
the old council is taken up. a proposed
decision IN the question is to submit 1t
to vote OF the people.
For city assessor, VIII Nolte. of the
First ward, Is suggested. Mr.. Nolte is
a reliable young man and has always
been true Republican. This office re-
qulres n man of ability and Judgment,
and Mr.. Notes friends say he will MI
the bill.
The infant daughter OF August Hepc,
jr., died yesterday morning. aged one
year and four weeks. The funeral will
occur tomorrow morning from St.
Johns church, with intcrment Mt Mt.
Calvary cemetery.
Now that the city election is over,
county politics VIII advance to the
centre of the stage, with perceptible
Increase Of warmth in the sherifalty
fight.
There will be pretty contest before
council for city treasurer between Ed.
NJ. Noel and John W. Leach. Both are
candidates for the office.
THAT same old coon" In the Intelli-
Ecncer yesterday was n welcome Vlsl-
tor to Benwood readers.
Miss Hattie satterheld Is visiting in
steubenvillc.
Mrs. Walter Mcmillan is on the sick
list.
oAnd the next day It showed"
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BASE BALL.

49,, "s management OF the Wheeling ball
,''D wishes TO announce that this will
','. '''e.Y ao iho last week for the sale
MASON books In their effort 10 pro-
.' q Winning club they have expcnd-
~ Tor purchase Of players. advance
,.'..s and transportation, several hun
' No'.1rH. and with guarantee and
protection which Is already up, the
a..'a0' runs ~ to about $500. This
',a'. Man been made mp entirely by
,D.'' own effort and they feel that the
Ma| enthusiasts should be 1T
.'' liberal In the purchase Of these
hthr f.r o city Of WhcnllpR's popu-
vf,' Anl lr towns tributary 10 -.
AL, .zHns pntronlzc the game, the
w .nlriy books docs not bespenk
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MoUNDsv1IIE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

The county court at u special session,
held yesterday, appointed an auditing
committee, consisting OF w. ]. Burnley,
i. w. Brown and G. f. Gray. of
Moundville; w. t. Manley, Of Benwood.
and William Novel;. Of Cameron TO as
certain the indebtedness Of the county.
The order entered by the court pro-
vIdes that the accounts of the county
shall be audited since 1885, showing the
indebtedness at the close of each year
up to and including the year 1899. The
above action was taken in accordance
with a petition presented to the court
some weeks since.
The Ohio Valley Round Table Will
meet at the Parish House, Friday and
Saturday. An excellent programme
has been prepared, and many OF the
principals and superintendent Of the
Ohio valley are expected TO be present.
Everything points to very interesting
session.
The Second Ward Republican Club
has rented the hail on the second floor
of the Walker building, and will meet
there every Monday and Friday nights
until the general election. There are
twenty-sevGn active members and
others will be added to the rol! soon.
Burr McPeelVs condition Il reported
better and the doctors think there is
reasonable grounds 20 hope for re-
storatIon OF vocal and mental facilities.
The Thimblc Bee Sewing Society, of
the Methodist Episcopal church, will
meet with Mrs. W. d. Dunn, this after
noon.
The ladies' of the Methodist Episcopal
church will meet ut the residence of
c. c. Mathews this evening.
The Sixteenth Century Club met
with Mrs. v. A. Weaver, Mt her home
in the Orchard, last evening.
w. p. Jones, OF Pleasant Valley was
a business visitor in the city yesterday.
Or. w. +. Grow. Of Glen Easton was
in the city yesterday on business.
The school board met IN regular sesg-
ion ut the school han last night.
o--o-9-A
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

N'RUsTEE's SALE.
BY virtue OF decd of trust made by
Charlotte n. Conant and George W. Co
nant her husband, dated January 3, 1898,
recorded IN the ollie OF the clerk Of tho
ginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. 81, page
sl6, / will sell ut public auction, at tho
north front door OF the court Aouse Of said
county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1900.
At 10 o'clock a. M, the following described
pt Lot No. Five ID in Jonathan zane's adj
dillon TO the city OF Wheeling, upon which
are the brick buildings known at Nos. 623
and G23ls Main street Excepting there
from a. the south forty feet, OF said lot
running from Main street bnck distance
OF one hundred and ten QlN feet. being
the parcel conveyed by George Edwards,
trustee and others to mrs Susan Roberts,
by deed dated June -. 1874, recorded In
said clerks office In Deed Book No. g,
page 200 And excepting ~ a strip rum
ming across said lot with width Of fifty
feet, the eastern line OF said strip being
at Its southern end distant enc hundred
and thiTty-slN N3G iegt west from tho
curb.stonc on Main street, being the parcel
conveyed by George Edwards. trustee, and
others to the ~ w. y X. II. Il. Co, by
deed dated August IS, 1919, recorded in said
clerks Office in Deed Book No, a.. page
as lies west OF the last described strip,
being the parcel conveyed TO the said r.,
W. a *. r. X, Co by Michael Edwards,
by deed dated June T. 1855, recorded In said
clerks office In Deed Book No. 81, page l5s.
Tho property 10 be sold was devised to
the said Charlotte n. Conant by Michael
Edwards, by Will dated November q, 1855.
recorded In said Clerks Office In WIN Book
No, Z. page 500.
TERMS OF sALE-One-third Of tho
purchase money and az much more rs tho
purchaser may elect cash In hand, and tho
residue IN two equal instnllments. payable
respectively In one and two years from
the date OF sale, with Interest from that
dag, the purchaser giving his negotiable
nOtoa for the same and the title either
10 be retained until such notes are paid,
or TO be conveyed with n reservation Of
a lien for the deferred purchase money,
or upon other security to the satisfaction
OF the trustee. Such purchaser must ~
sure tho buildings on the property colt.
TO the satisfaction OF the trustee, and for
his further security.
WILLIAM p, HUBBARD,
mri9 Trustee.
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MARTINS TERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of whseling's
Prnerassiva Nniphhor.

owen Morgan died yesterday morn
Ing early. after u long illness. With
! consumption. ut his home on the Mount
Pleasant pike. Deceased was twenty
six years OF age and married. He was
q member OF Ohio City Lodge No. "a,
Knights OF Pythias, and the Bridgeport
lodge OF Foresters The funeral Will
take place Sunday afternoon. Brief
services will be held at the house at 2
O'Clock, after which the remains win be
taken to st. Pauls Episcopal church.
and thence to Rivervlew cemetery for
interment. The funeral will be In
charge OF the Knights OF Pythias.
1 wish to express my hearty thanks
for the liberal support rendered me at
Mondays election, and also wish to
state that when sworn in viii endeaV-
or to discharge the duties Of the office
10 which I have been elected in the
best possible manner, and at all times
looking after the best interests Of our
city CHARLES W. ERWIN.
The marriage of Miss Ollie Conoway
to Edward Lewis took place last even
ing at o'clock, at the residence Of the
brides parents, on Sixth street. Rev.
j, II. Morton, OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church, performed the cere-
mony.
An omen meeting Of the womnn's
Club Will be held at the residence OF
Mrs. Mathis Sheets, In 1.-THE Elms,"
this evening. The husbands Of the
members and few friends are invited.
A meeting Of the fire department will
be held at the Central hose house Mon
day evening at 1880 o'clock, at which
time department officers will be elected
for the coming year.
The executive committee Of the fire
department will meet at the Central
hose house this evening at 1880 O'Clock,
for the transaction Of important bus!-
ness
Marsha! Lindemuth and Officers
Charles Erwin and Samuel Westwood
will 20 to Steubenville to-day, to tes-
tiEy In the CTamblett murder case.
The hot mills Mt the LaughlIn will be
of to-day and the remainder OF the
week, to allow the picking department
and the cold rolls to catch up.
The Pease township trustees will
meet at two o'clock Saturday after
noon, to qualify the newly elected Of
fcers and approve their bonds.
Chester Lloyd will entertain n few of
his gentlemen friends this evening, at
his home on South Broadway, at six
o'clock dinner.
Mrs. ]. G. Parr went to salInesville
yesterday, In response to n telegram,
announcing the serious illness of her
sister.
Circle No. 4, Ladies' of the G. A. r.,
will meet at the hall this evening, and
full attendance Is desired.
Mrs. C. H. Manton. OF Washington,
Pa, is the guest Of Mrs. William Har-
rIs, in Clarks addition.
Miss Nellie Mitchell will entertain her
young friends tomorrow evening at
her home on South Phird street.
Miss Ola smylIe will entertain friends
this evening. at her home on West
Walnut street.
Mrs. Jessie Phoebus went to PhiIadel-
phla yesterday, to visit relatives for
several weeks.
Father welgnnd, of Bridgeport. con-
Quoted services at st. Mary's church
last evening.
Archibald Wood goes to Pittsburgh
to-day, to visit his brother.
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Two more large audiences at the
Grand Opera House yesterday were de-
lighted with the dramatic productions
by the Huntley-Jackson Company. Both
offerings were scenic melodramas, and
"For Liberty and Love" was pnrticu-
larry good. It will be repeated this uf-
ternoon. Tonight the company Will
present for the FIRST time at popular
prices the great western melodramatic
success, Golden Giant Mine" IT Is
promised that the Two Pucks," the
best team child artists who have ever
appeared here, win present new and
pleasing speclaltics,
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS,
Events of Day in the Town at tho
End of tho Bridge.

Services were held at the Prcsbyter-
Ian church last evening, preparatory to
communion Sunday morning and We're
conducted by the pastor, Rev. j, a.
DonahCy. Rev. u. A. Culley, of Barnes
vile, VIII conduct the services tonight
and tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Sehlck and Mrs.
Max Gaug have returned from Louis
vile, Monroe county, where they at
tended the funernl OF relative.
The st. Clalrsville train was delayed
at Baggs' mines for n couple Of hours
yesterday, on account OF Il freight car
OFF the truck.
william Stewart, OF slstersvIIlc, Is
the guest OF his niece, Mrs. q. u,
O'Kelley, on Morgan street.
Miss Incz Rogers left yesterday for
uhrlchsvlllc, to spend couple OF weeks
with her sister.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Machin have re-
turned from II visit with Steubenvillc
relatives.
Mrs, william Robbins Is very III at
her home Mt West Wheeling.
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BOWLING.

Nlanager.Fetlc, of the All wheeiings,
wrote Secretary KarPf, regarding en-
trance to the inter-city championship
contest being arranged in connection
with the big International tournament
al New York next July. Yesterday 4
reply was received from Karpf. in
which he says each team will bowl one
or two games, and total pins will
count No town can enter more than
one team OF five men The winner will
receive a 1900 championship trophy.
and half OF the amount received from
entry fees. The winning team win be
Champions Of the United States. Mr..
karpi expects to have the entries Of at
least nifty teams, probably more.
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Catarrh, Bronchitis,
Consumption.
WE1usBuRe.
Doings of People IN the Brooke oOun-
ty Metropolis.

ty Metropolis
The county court has designated En-
gineers NJ. L. Boyd, OF WellsburS; FL
mer Hough, of Pittsburgh, and Robert
Huzlett, of Wheeling, to make an eX-
animation Of the bridges on Bethany
pike, preparatory to the running Of
cars over them by the electric railway
II any are found unequal to the test
the railway company is to put the same
in good and safe condition without eN-
pense to the county.
The county commissioners have Of
fered reward OF $500 for the arrest and
conviction OF the masked robbers VINO
committed the outrage at the Mcclure
home, on Cross creek, Sunday night,
There is as yet no clue to the, guilty
parties.
Mrs. George LatImer, residing. in
Cross Creek district, died on Tuesday,
aged forty-two years. She leaves a
husband two sons and three daughters.
The funeral occurred Wednesday at
st. Johns Episcopal church.
A number OF ladies go to Washington,
Pa, to-day, to attend the meeting OF
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
cety. Among others IS Mrs. DR.. 3. Il.
Harden, who Will read a paper on The
Cost"
The jury in the Fair Will case, taken
from this county to Hancock, found n
verdict sustaining the will. This gives
the real estate Involved, worth about
$1,000, to Mrs. Robert Wheeler.
The ordination services of Rev. It. i.
Swan will occur at Christ Protestant
Episcopal church this morning, at IL
o'clock. They win be conducted by
Bishop Coadjutor Gravatt,
Mrs. Thomas Gist died or Saturday
last and was buried on Tuesday, In
Franklin cemetery. She was In her
eighty-hfth year and the mother of
Howard Gist.
A. NJ. Hedge has been appointed
overseer OF poor for Buffalo district,
vice ]. L. Meyer, deceased.
S. o. PAUL left yesterday for three
weeks western trip In the interest OF
the Eagle glass works,
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Ia twenty-four hundred and fifteen
miles from Semitic. via ocean, thirty
three hundred and eighteen miles over
land. Is said to be the richest gold
field discovered up TO this time. The
first steamer VIII leave Seattle on OF
about May 10, 1900. For fun part'cu-
lars, maps, etc, address Geofge ~
Hcnnrord, General Passenger Agent
Chicago, Milwaukee 81 St. Paui hatl-
way, Chicago, Ill.
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION to-
morrow at Frew's, 1908 Main street.


We offer as bargains this week one
Krell Plano, walnut case, In fine condl-
tlon. one McEwen Plano, obonlZed
case. in good condition. Call and sec
them and you viii admit that they arc
bargains ut the price at which we orcr
ihern. j.. w. BANNER co.
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, SEARCHED and
Dried 5 cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 8
cents per pound,
psr pound. At LUTz BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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ATTEND Auction Sale, Frew's Fur.
niture Store, Friday.


We OFFER ns bargains this week one
Krell Plano. walnut case, In fine condI-,
ton. one McEwcn Pinno, ebonlzed
case, in good condition. call and see
them and you Will admit that they are
bnrgaing at the price at which we offer
them. i. w. BAuMhR W.
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We offer as bargains this week one
Krell Plano. walnut case, In fine condi-
tion, one McEwcn Piano, ebonlZed
case. in good condition. Call and see
them and you Will admit that they are
bargains at the price ut which we offer
them. u. w. BANNER co.
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MY Stock of Fancy Suitlngs is the
largest and cheapest In the city
c. w. SEABRIGHT'S SON, The Tailor,
Twenty-second and Main Streets.
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Wheeling League.

Az AllEes ailn' roll mp to their average
Hst night, buy managed 10 win three
hlrgishi from me- Al Rioters. RAIDER was
tf4IK!tHnl nIaELn. Snnrc,
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BOXING.

q. always, a tendency to
Ta.,s ,bo umpire" but the following
'''ls, ,, n the Eddie Gardner'Daye
i's ,,'.,, egrt shows that the local man
sl' .sa worst 50, Of 1t from Referee Mad
y " Tb. brooklyn Times published In
10 INV where the fight took place
H!.' sullivan. the sturdy little
'yl, Weight from Boston. was very
fame, Ist night. He fought Eddie
lsc4 -a 'r' NJ Wheeling, w, Va, in the
GaIuniI,s Athletic club, and won IN the
Hsit',,1, }Dund after practically be-
hils'LC%.nI three rounds previously by
its -, .rac That official last night
DE giiv Madden, and for an expert
yas PM .,n,, tnctIcian, he made about the
tissl '' .E1f could have happened.
zos, ,5 ," tho bout one or the other Of
\. ygIST1tssIants was either holding on,
nI. w or lying on ms opponent
p'Js, The slightest interference from
w y'5I But the browning point came
;; A@ ,Ss sixteenth round, when Gardner
w savage right swing landed on
'N..iWi, d" iaw. flooring and du8lng him
sy.,yII,Ir Dave got up bewlldered,
!,t.,J his back to his opponent when
r tllH5I again swung his left and sent
ggs li5S.' down once more. Then Billy
SS a.Jii Jumps in between the pair,
Ma MAJ sullivan to his feet and Keeps
E rali,er OF him for several seconds.
T Sn5icr turned Sullivan toward his
NaeIe" ,,j "A majority of those in the
saiiorro thought he had stopped the
S.u, sullivan. however. quickly re-
s oyIg and Madden permitted him TO
continue. ,,-,, o,u,,,,,r;rn,
:, limo and thereafter pounded Gard
n.r nj will, without marking him In
;bs least. The southerne:, however
MAS very tired and wheE he, in the
,IneteeDth round was defeAse!es5 ana
,oa tired to make much further resist
srrs his brother Oscar leaped across
bs ring and stopped the uneven CON
,Sst The decision going TO Sullivan. Nhe
srritpment all through the bout was
anita fevcrlsh, but In the sixteenth,
whom sullivan went down. 1t was in
,sgsp II Is probable that Madden's aid
W tho B0ston!an did not affect the re-
sll,. but that does not alter the fact
mai his action was wrong.
"Thera were quite n few hot miXups
during the evening, and the two pound
a NE body pretty severely. Several
times when the spectators thought
Gardner was about done for, he revtv-
al and dashing in turned rounds that
we're at first soreiy against him. in his
favor. He started with hardly any
guard at all and it was two to one that
h. would not stay the limit. But as the
bout progressed he improved and those
vho were betting against his chances
began TO feel nervous However in the
long run Dagc was the better man,
and won out. but that he was fortu-
nate evel he cannot deny
Arrangements are about ali complat-
ID for the Metropolitan Clubs enter
talnment next Monday evening, when
Oscar Gardner and Jack Hamilton VIII
meet to settle an old score.
oscar and Eddie Gardner arrived
home yesterday, and the latter and
Squirrel" Finnnrty will work with
Oscar at his suIooa, beginning this
afternoon, 10 get him in shape for his
Monday night enlightenment with Hamll-
Ton. whl wired here last night that he
g6uld -trrIvn In Wheeling Tomorrow
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After moving your plano will no
doubt need overlooking to sec II Il IL
In proper tune. We employ none but
experts in our tuning department
T. w. BAUMER co.
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LOST

r osT-slfHDAY. MARCH 25. a LARGE
j ! sum Of money, ia pink envelope LIB
eFnl reward viii bo given n returned TO
Intelligenccr office. MIRA
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a large amount of base ball enthusiasm.
If the friends OF the sport would show
their appreciation of the efforts of the
management In providing what Is con-
Ceded to be winner and what Is con-
sldered from business standpoint the
best advertisement any city ever had,
and come to the front at this particular
time and purchase tho balance OF these
books, It would be of great benefit to
the club. There DIRE no doubt n NUM-
Der of people who are "cranks" on the
game who have not been called on and
would take books. II such parties
would drop n note to the Wheeling
base ball club they will be attended to.
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NOR NT-THREE-RooMs ON THB
u Island. all modern eonveniences; will
rent reasonable 10 couple without chll-
dren. TELEPHONE 6Sl. mhl1
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WHEELING GREENHOUSE COMPANY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nv AniN NN''AA @N@' = e
The purchasers OF the Huscroft green
houses. stock and good will have combined
their interests with those Of Miss Clara
Forbes, under the name OF the wheeling
Greenhouse Company
Our cut flower department VIII I've con-
Quoted nj No. C. Twelfth street, under the
personal management of Miss Forbes. a
large stock Will be carried at all times,
and goods specially ordered will be re-
ceived from Pittsburgh several times n
day.
The Peninsula greenhouses Crow with
10000 square feet under glass; VIII be on
largcd and well stocked, enabling US TO
give the best possible service In the filling
OF funeral orders. It Is oer purpose 10
snare neither pains nor money In cOnduct-
Ing n large business ana conducting /.
right.
should bo placed at once. Although our
stock will be very large. we cannot guar
anteo flling any order not placed this
week. Telephone Miss Forbes, No. GSJ, for
prices.
In n short time.
WHEELING GREENHOUSE COMPANY.
nD3
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Clio A DAY EASILY MADE TAX:
ID ~ ING orders for Life OF Moody
Best book Best terms; Gred;tt XVI Hnll S OUT
II n. Sixth ST.. Philadelphia. Pa. Jazz,
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BEECHAMs PILLS for Stomach
md liver Ills.