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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-09

George Heddleston. who has been
working at Golfers, Pa. returned yes
terday on account OF the settlement OF
the strike at the Riverside, where he
will secure employment.
II. A. Vance Is spending a week with
n party from Wheeling hunting. near
Cresap's Grove. The party went down
in n yacht chartered from the WheelIng
Ferry Company.
A young daughter OF James Roberts,
the well known conductor on; the Wheel
Ing g. Moundsville.. street car line, Is Ill
ut her home. In the lower end OF town.
Rebecca Lodge,of Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows will hold an Important
meeting at their lodge rooms this eve
ming. *, ~ 81 y II e, IA
The dircctorsgof the Bank of Ben
wood held u meeting Wednesday night
and transacted routine business.
Luke Taylor. OF Linebergcr 6 Hun
ter's clerical force, Is compelled to be off
duty on account Of illness. (,
Miss Katie Blade is confined to her
bed of a serious illness OF her home, on
McMechen street.
Frank De Temple, who has been suf-
fering with typhoid fever, has taken I'll
Of pneumonia. n
Mrs. J. W. Dayis leavesfo Pittsburgh
this evening, to attend the funeral Of
n relative.
Miss Jessie Hendricks, Of McNfechen.
is the guest OF relatives on Main street.
w. A. WaltonIs seriously III at his
home In the loweripart Of the city.
VIII Bowers. OF Water street, is re.
ported seriously III Of pneumonia.
Mrs. George Hail. Of Marshall street,
Is seriously III Of rheumatism.
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"a ROYAL Rogue.n


1t Is really quite interesting how JEFF
fcrson DeAngelis, who Is to DO seen nj
the Opera House Tuesday evening. In
his new musical production. "a Royal
Rogue" has come to the fore while the
most OF his former comic opera asso-
ciatcs have dropped out OF public notice
or gone into vaudeville. Lillian Russell
and DeWolf Hopper havc Joined tho
company supporting the Dutch come
dians. Weber & Feds, In Now York.
Delln Fox has Joined this company sup
porting the Rogers Brothers, also Dutch
comedians. who appear. by the way. to
have become q permanent fixture in
New York amusements. Digby Bell
and Pauline Hall have gone into vaude-
Vile. and Camille Dl>rvilla has married
and retired from the stage. Jcr Dean
CELLS, however has steadily forged 10
the front, and now has the comic opera
field almo5t to himself. Ills friends and
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Two well known gentlemen Of Bridge.
port, being Democrats. were compelled
to pay odd election bets wednesday
evening. The conditions were that in
the event of MeKinley's election these
two gentlemen were to hire an open
carriage and furnish q sufficient supply
OF red fire and one Of them was to con-
tlnually yell for Mckinley, while the
other was to yell for Mark Hannn. The
two gentlemen were given seats Of
honor in the carriage and the others
were occupied by the two Republicans
who, with large clubs, made 1t their
business to see that the conditions of
the wager were lived up to. They were
driven all over Bridgeport, Martins
Ferry and this city. t1{
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Operl House yesterday, for two
performances, matinee and night, Eu-
genie Blair, surrounded by her strong
company, apbeafed, as star playing
In Frances Hodgson Burnett's romantic
drama. "a Lady Of Quality" In this
magnificent production the beautiful ac-
tress has achieved her greatest success.
In the elaborateness Of mounting and
the gorgeous costuming "a Lady of
Quality surpasses any other attraction
that has appeared here this season.
Words are inadequate to give true
picture Of the lovely rose garden sconp.
Mrs. Burnett does not even attempt it
In her novel. She gives but vague
idea of what Is possible to accomplish
by modern stagecraft. The. costumes
of the entire company are elegant and
those worn by Miss Blair have caused a
sensation wherever shown. Most Of the
trimmings used were sent to her from
Athens, Greece. In the first act she
wears n beautiful brocaded satin dress,
While her second act gown is an exquis-
lite white silk with hand embroidery al
most covering 1t. At the end of the
third act she wears 4 gowa that has
become the rage OF the ultra fashion,
able world. tbs a house costume of
heavy, white satin covered with black
lace and embroidered in black Jet. Dur
Ing the play sh. wears diamonds valued
at $4,000.
"A Lady OF Quality" naturally divides
Itself into dramatic scenes. At the ten
der age OF Elk C7orinda becomes the
playmate OF her father-a rio,ously dis
sipated old squire; at fourteen she falls
under the influence OF Sir JohE Oxon
and the great temptation OF 4 womans
life is fought out alone, without the aid
OF vtrtuous and maternal training. Her
moral life awakens through her own
courage, and she becomes victorious
over evil Influence and continuance of
the story shows 4 steady growth In
strength and nobility OF character In
the first act OF the play Mistress Clorin-
da Is compelled to disarm Sir John
Oxon, a most proficient swords,nan and
man of the world. and to do this sue
cessfully In producing the play. Miss
Blair took up fencing and by hard and
constant work became gracefully prol-
Gent In the assault at arms.
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Tim Murphy.

Those who are acquainted with the
excellent quality OF Tim Murphy need
not be reminded that he Is liable to
make 4 decided hit here In Sol Smith
Russcll's play. "a Bachelors Romance"
which he will present at the Opera
House. Wednesday,, November X. Those
who witnessed the Murphy. interpreta-
ton OF the role have not hcsitated to
pronounce It n most substantial crea-
ton. one that Is totally devoid OF man.
ncrisms, and Is a clear, cut. well-defncd
character which has not lost q particle
OF charm because 1t differs In several
respects from the outlines made famil-
lar by Mr.. Russell. Louise Thorndyke
Boucicoult, Dorothy Shcrrpd. Fanny
Addison Pitt, Ethel Strickland, William
II. Pascoe, ]. Lester Wallnck,, Percy
Brooke. ]. r. Armstrong and Fred y.
Thomson are members. OF the company.
Richard Mansfield has never done any
thing half so good" says Alan Dale In
the New York Journal.
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a CoWardlY Assault.

During the parade ut Brilliant, says
the Wellsburg Herald. Jay Cooper was
assaulted by some person or persons
with the result that his jaw was bro
ken. his upper lip cut SO that five or six
stitches were necessary; his nose was
badly bruised and the young man was
pretty badly used up in general. The
assault was entirely unprovoked.
Mr.. Cooper, It is said, was walking
along the street in company with a la
dy, and for some reason or no reason
an attack was made. ~
The Brilliant authorities say. they will
spend $500 In searching for the guilty
parties, and II they are, found they
may find themselves In n. serious POSI-
ton. The citizens of Brilliant in gem
,erai dep!ore the circumstance, and are
Indignant. r.; ID -
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Excitement in ~ Ward OF France"
runs high during It's various scenes. It
would be almost Impossible for Frank
lin FSles, the author. to write play
devoid OF Interest. and In this, his very
latest effort, hi has q success, Il Is said,
IN decidedly successful why. On Its
presentation her Mt the Opera House on
Thureaay, November .15, two rpmarka-
Die sensations arr promised. The fourth
act Is the enc which particularly
itrouScs all tho latent spirit OF the cool
est spectator. The characters OF tho
play have gathered on tho parnpet OF n
fort at New Orleans. Just Mt the time
when Lafitte, tho pirate, Is sailing his
craft out OF the river with the heroine
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IhomaS McGOugh, the DEPUTY staff
NINE inspector, was In town Yesterday
on oihcial business. and incidentally &c
get quite q bunch Of money due him by
reason OF his early faith in 80. 900 ma,
tority In Ohio. HS'''' ' 80
There were no freak Chaotic, ho,s
made in this city. but considerable cas,,
mas changed hands, one or two IndIvid.
uals, however, getting the bulk OF II
ana only ono or two lose any consider.
able sum. -
The seat sale for the new opera house
mere has been changed to D. H. OAR
tan drug store. All OF this week they
nave good company Mt this pliiy hous,
ana II is attracting big crowds. M
The close contest In the Columbus
N.ohGrcssional district Is attracting n
great deal OF attention here. Tho ON
s.G. count seems necessary to deter
Mayo: Freezes court has been n
'oldhK about all OF this week. Since IT js
',S I that fees Is all that makes the
'sce profitable. It's a wonder this Is So.
,,. HS heila!re water works has been
n, ,tb5Hylhs some OK the manufactures
n, anaFhcsv!!!e with water for number
weeks past and are still doing 80.
rr ,Cry few Bellaire Democrats are
e sI|cT.nG n iile over tho result OF the
r;. ."ol. ana the vlctors arc taking the
"s"' victory with becoming quiet.
of ~ -. IN Fush OF election matters matte.
0v,,Ia WV nelih OF George r. Moore wns
ma ' .,,Ll. &c died Monday night
"|4 was buried yesterday. -
81 7V ,alGGoh pleas cour, viii convene n.
rr,rJ ''G,ssNil!c next Tuesday, when tho
lis % WHY Ivy wiz be charged md begin
MN, Mfs Henry Thomns entertained
afternoon. ~ ''e' 'io'''e Yesterday
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Mrs. Fiske's New Plav.

a simple statement that Mrs. Flskc
would this season produce n new play
from the German, has led to mlsappra-
hension In some quarters. Last winter
Mrs. Flske secured the American rights
10 new German play that was notably
successful In Berlin. According to the
terms Of her contract with the author Of
this play Mrs. Flske must make n pro-
duction Of 1t this season, this necessity
being the result OF the usual business
arrangement made between author and
actor In such cases for the protection of
both parties. 1t was not Mrs Fishes
Intention at any time to use the German
play as o vehicle this season, us all her
plans had been made to Continue in
Becky Sharp" which Is enjoying rs
great n vogue rs that OF last season. In
accordance with her contract rs to the
German play. Mrs. Flskc will make n
production Of that play during the last
week OF her engagement In Chicago, but
1t will not be used elsewhere this season.
No title has yet been selected for the
American version OF the new play.
which has been made by Miss Alice
Brown OF Boston. Mrs. Fiske will this
week close second remarkably sue
cessful engagement OF Il month In i3os-
ton Mt the fremont Theatre Ia Becky
Sharp" and after playing In Rochester
and few other intermediate cities will
begin months engagement Mt the
Grand Opera House. Chicago. After
the Chicago engagement she will pro-,
coed westward to San Francisco and the
prominent citizen of the coast ana the
northwest.
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River Telerrnms.

OIL C1TY-Rivcr c inches and sta.
tionary. Weather. cool and light rain
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet and ria.
ms. Weather, snowing. vi .,sf
River IS OF "A foot. Wca.
ther. light snow and rain s!S' )
MoRGANToWN-River feet and
stationary, Weather. cloudy and cool
BNoWNSVlLLE-Rlver feet 10
inches and rising.
Observation-Disclosures c.5 feet and
stationary. * uf5NSF -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet I
cold, @ ~ 20
PAlskERSBuRG-Ohlo river . feet :
Inches and rising. Weather, cloudy:
temperature. 30. First snow OF the sea-
son. fell to-day. m 7
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The DeVonde COMPANY.

Chester DeVonde and his excellent
company will begin their weeks en-
gagement November 12. at the Grand
opera House. The plays are produced
with the same care rs a dollar 'attrac-
ton, hence his phenomenal success
There will be high class attraction
every night. also first class specIaIties
VIII be introduced. Ten Ton Door
VIII be the opening bill. Tho title is de-
rived from British fort that was, To-
Gated near Alexandria. Egypt. The
blowing up of the entire fort in the
third act is one Of the greatest pieces
or stage craft ever attempted.
Matinees will be given daily, except
Monday. Saturday matinee an elabor-
ate production of ."Robnson Crusoe"
will be given. t.s = 's5,. |f-TF
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Frederick Rodawie Dead.

Last evening. at Bellaire. shortly
before II o'clock. occurred the death
Of Frederick Rodewig in the seventy
second year, OF his age. Deceased was
one of the Oldest residents of this city
and enjoyed the love and esteem of a
wide circle OF friends. He was at one
time baker and later became superin-
tendent of the old street car line. When
the. electric line superseded the old
horse car system he retired. having ac-
;qulred q fortune sufficient to maintain
him the remainder of his life. He Is
survived by d widow and seven sons.
Death was due to the lniirmitles Of old
age, ~. s5 al. Y. go
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Last n!ghts games rcsultcd ns follows;


Scorcrs-Nnlte md Miller.
Notwithstanding VS.. Terminus.
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Highway Robbery.

:, S,eo Johnson. who was arrested /,
,n,n 'Nsr'F' several weeks ago and be.
rn",, 's'e"s'd gave the authorities 80
lrS,., trouble and who was only re.
hayIo, upon his promise OF good ba.
lta,r..II 70 uehIa In trouble. II wny
aga IN, y tnr authorities several days
light ', ~, nc Ind held UP in broad day.
Gould nh "'"h from Barton, whose name
Q, Mi KY W learned and relieved him
which ,'a cnSh he Ind In ATS possession.
Oh, III" %n - y Is. The robbery occurred
NlraLo, bridgeport pike. Yesterday,
learned 90, solomon Dpuds, OF TINT city
tectrd y "a' johnson. who was s,is.
phohsJ ~, T's IN this city, and he teic-
shtrcabon,nnh fues here knowing his
EfIdgcp0r, \ That hG wns wanted In
Ny u friend who conveyed
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Moundsyille Briefs.

4 = ) . - i 4 . - i
Marriage licences have been issued to
Alonzo C. Kerns, and Irene May Pierce,
OF Moundsvllle, and Leondar McCarrl-
han and Clara Bell. OF Sand Hill.
Mrs. j. L. Moore has returned 10 her
home. in Pittsburgh. after visit with
her sister, Mrs. L. 3. Purdy,i and Miss
NJ. McFadden has moved from Man
nington to the Clark property, which he
recently purchased, on Tomllnson ave-
nue.. ~ f!s G I El,0{ lsiE Z
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet
this evening In Odd Fellows hall All
members arerequestcd to be present.
Mrs. G. c.. Reppetto Is visiting her
daughter, Miss Bessie, who Is attending
the seminary at Washington, Pa. q B
y. P. Hornbrook and granddaughter,
Miss Laura, have returned from visit
with relatives in Kansas. y. itS't
Harry .McGlll has contracted with
Hess & Fisher to build n residence on
Second street. 4. Ii. ( M n p
H. c. Ewalt. the noted checker player
OF Pittsburgh, Pa. was here yesterday
afternoon. SO 42
G: W. Wickham. prominent citizen
OF Cresap's, was calling on friends here
yesterday. ,t
Squire W. H. Daugherty, of Sand Hill
district, was transacting business hero
yesterday. II, Gf'7fls
Attorney J. B. Sommervllle, OF Wheel
business. J. 81 n
George C. Gibbs. Of Columbus. Ohio,
was a business visitor In the cityIyes-
terday. "a. -
Mrs. w. S. Grandstafr and children,
OF Richie, district, are, visiting relatives
here. ~ tl :,
Squire Harry Riddle, Of Benwood,
was transacting business here yester-
day. S:37yg
W. B. Grandstaff OF Third street, is
suffering from an attack Of typhoid To-
ver. s-,-.-s,.E. - = :. "a
Miss Jessie Sutton has returned from
q brief visit at her home, in Viola.
The Six Footers held a meeting last
night to arrange for jolllhcatlon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Senmon,
OF Lafayette avenue-u daughter.
Spencer Alley. Of Meade. district, was
calling on friends here yesterday.
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a Happy city.

The Inhabitants OF the town OF Ben
wood were in a happy frame Of mind
yesterday over the news or the settle.
ment of the strike iii the plate. depart.
ment OF the Riverside. business men,
In particular. We're overjoyed. as the
strike has had depressing effect upon
the business of the city. The business
of the difficulty. There will no longer
be any disturbances growing out OF as
saults on non-uni0n men, and the ami
cable settlement OF the strike will be n
boon in general to the whole town Of
BenWood. ltt q. II S,is z, VA = s.i
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BELMONT COUNTY TAXES.
The Rate in Bellaire is Higher Than
in Any Other Town.

The tax rate in Bellaire is now 81 60
per each slO0 valuation and property
valued higher than In any other part Of
the county. The rate in Barnesvlllc Is
% "a; in Bridgeport, 81 &c; in Martins
Ferry. s21S; in Belmont, 81 Sc; in
iBroOks!de. Sc &c; in Powhatan. 81 80; In.
Flushing. 81 Sc; in Wayne township,
s. OS. In all other townships or cor
porations 1t is less than 81 on the hun
bred. The county levles flfty-seven
cents this year, the state twenty-ninc,
and the balance Is the local levy.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Prof. W. ". Weaver. Of Mt. Union
college, of Alliance, will deliver his lee
ture on Quo Vndis' ut the First Meth
odlst Episcopal church this evening.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
cicty OF the NJ. L. church met yesterday
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. Ed
ward Haughton, on Jefferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman, parents OF
Miss Bowman. n teacher In the Central
school, are moving into the Shaver
property. on Third street.
The Beaumont glass works will prob
ably resume next Monday, after an
idleness Of several weeks.
William Mclaughlin was fined 81 and
costs yesterday by the mayor, on q
charge OF drunkenness. -
Lavos!cr Spence left yesterday for
Denver. Col. to look after his mining
interests. %
Several ladies' from this city attended
yesterday, -
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There was very large audience at
the Grand last night. to witness the
clever comedy of Murray and Mack and
the actors and actresses who support
them In the roaring farce "F!nnlsans
Ball" which will be the attraction at
this theatre during the remainder OF the
week. The action OF the comedy Is In
tersparsed with vocal md terpslehorenn
sneeialties md there Is dash and jim
sic about Il that keep the Interest OF the
hudlence alive at all times.
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A Slight Blnza.

A slight blaze was discovered yes
terday morning. at the residence of
Thomas Wilson, residing back OF Mar
tins Ferry, on Glenn's Run. The blaze
was discovered by one OF the children,
who happened to. be sent out in the
yard for something. A defective fua
caused the fire. The blaze was extin-
gulshed by few, buckets OF water and
little or no damage resulted.
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A Bad Charge.

Joseph Leonard, OF Martins Ferry,
was arrested late Wednesday evening.
by Marshal Erwin, on paternity
charge sworn out by Libbie Springer.
He was given q preliminary hearing
yesterday and was found guilty and
was bound over In the sum OF $500,
which amount was not furnished. The
prisoner will be taken to St. Clairsville,
probably to-day. ts-. - :
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The funeral Of Harrison Coss. whose
death has previously been mentioned.
took place yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock from his late residence on Fifth
street, In Martins Ferry, and was
largely attended. The services were
conducted by Rev. Wilson. pastor of
the First Methodist Episcopal church
OF that city. The interment followed at
Rlverview cemetery.
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Headed Republican Wards.

James Price, one of the publishers Of
the Taxpayer. in Monroe county, where
The lndepencent-Reform move, under
Inc lead of the Taxpayer, elected all OF
the county officers In that county. was
IN Bella!re yesterday. Naturally. he
was feeling first rate over the result, as
II means II great deal to his paper,
which must necessarily take on q poli,-
Nai hue now to secure the patronage.
and 1t Will probably slide with the very
recent landslide.
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aboard. An effort Is made to sink the
ship by a bombardment, which after a
series of exciting incidents on the ram
parts is successful. The last act opens
during the progress of one Of New Or
leans famous Mardl Gra5 celebrations.
The stage is Illuminated with 1Tlambrau
and gally clad figures form n veritable
fairy land. 80 lElst e.
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THE RIVERSIDE SETTLEMENT.
Tho Workmen Object to the. Version
Given in the REGISTER.

a committee of the tin plate mill OF
the Riverside iron works called on the
lntelligencer yesterday to express their
gratiiication over the fair report of the
settlement OF their differences With the
company as chroniclcd this paper. AT
the same time they regretted that the
KeBister's account was so misleading.
Inc committee stated that The ANAL
sainated Association had nothing what
ever to do with the settlement, and
that the only parties to the agreement
were the Riverside company the former
employees OF the tin plate mill Of that
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evening about $ 0 clock. and has bee

evening about o'clock. and has been
confined to his room since.
Mrs. Edward Dougherty, OF Steuben-
VILE, Is the guest Of friends In this city.
* John q. Childs, Of Beaver, Pa, was
calling on friends in the city yesterday.
Charles Adolph has opened furni-
ture store in the opera block. Il
Yesterday was pay day on the Clcve-
land G. Pittsburgh railroad.
Harry Sells was in GAINESVILLE yestcr-
day, on business.
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Money Changed Hands.

Betting on the other side Of the
river was quite heavy on $4,000 plural
lily for Mckinley in that state. Several
$500 bets were reported in Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry, and q few good
sized bets were made at 2 to /, the Re
publlcans taking the short end. A few
bets were made on 10000 plurality.
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Sherifs, Reunion.

An effort is being made to have a re-
union of ex-sherirts Of Marshall county
some time after January 1. 1901. Those
now living are Jackson Reed, A. o. Ra-
ker. Henry Keltz. i. T. Gray, ]. P. Way
man, H. w Hunter,J. B. Hicks, W. II.
II. Showacre. w. j.. Burnley, C. C. Ma
thews and ]. u. Doyle. these being all
the men who have served as sheriff of
the county since 1860. tits doubtful II
any other county In the state can show
an equal record. q Il s u. Z .
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DIRECTORS, Meetin ..

A meeting Of the directors OF the
Dollar Savings bank, Of Bridgeport.
was held yesterday afternoon. in the
bank building. A semi-annual dIvi-
dend OF 2 per cent was declared. This
Is an indication that the bank Is in a
hourlshing condition. N d II !.
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Rhcumatism Cured In a pov,

"Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In to days.
lta action upon the system is rcmarka.
Die ana mysterious. II removes at once
The cause and tho dseasc immediately
disappears. Tho first dose greatly ben.
eilts. Is cents, Sold by r. II. List,
1910 Main street. Chas. Menkcmellor,
corner Market and Twenty second
etreets. druggists. mw&t