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follows:
Council.

The vote on council was as follows:
First ward-Thomas Refer, R),
1875; Charles Miner. uR), 101; Sam Mu-
mas, Cd, 1O5; Joe Lubic, CD, lO2.
Second ward-Harry NJ. Stewart
CR.J, lis; Fred osar, sr, R), 1lS; ia
cob schramm, I'D, 1l5; August Hepe
Cd. 90.
Third ward-Thomas Garrett, (R),
81; James Geraghty R), 70; NJ. j.
Gately, %. 90; James F. Kelly, (D),
SO.
Fourth ward-Hcnry sllptnar, CR).
1856; Michael Whalen. R), 1874; Robert
Trunx. Cd, 1854: Philip Reilly. Cd, 1872
There were two precincts in the
Fourth ward and the vote at them in
detail was as follows:
Precinct No. l-shcpard, RJ, 1856;
Ward Cd, 129; Starlight, CR), us;
Furbee, do, l45: Thompson, CR), 1874;
Higgins, D9, 1871; Johns. CR.). 1870; Ke-
hoe, ID, 1856; whalen, CR), la7; sl!pt-
ner. R). 1877; Truax, (D), 129; Riley
DJ, 49,
Precinct No. 2-shcpard, tR). 5S;
Ward CDJ, 80; scabrlght, CR3, 3d.;
Turboe, CD). 81; Thompson, G), So
Higgins Cd, 81; Johns. CR.), IS; Ke-
hoe, %, 90 whalcn, R), 81; slIpt-
ner. RJ, 59i Truax, o., %; Reilly,
D), 20.
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The Dick Fulton passed up Wa
tow of emptIes at a, m. Tuesiiy.
The City of Pittsburgh passed ~
for Louisville last night with n
trip.
The marks at p. m. Tuesday ss'7s
feet II inches and falling. Wa!G
clear and warmer.
The Queen City passed up yes=tl
with a fine trip. She will be g
Thursday At a. m. for Clnc!nnia
A number Of steamboatmen aTe -
anxious to know how they stand =
the reorganization Of the MonoaHa
River Consolidated Coal and Cokscs
pany. 1t is the general impressl'iG
there will be few changes on So
boats. Most Of the towboats are IN
the river and II any changes are =
among the crews Of the various x
It viii not be known until they 40
at Pittsburgh. ,
The river bulletin shows TIE Y
gheny and Monongahell rivers a.. p
ing slightly at several places iz,
is no coal ready for shipment and u !. ).
event OF sufficient water in a 'N :
two none could be got out.
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cnntnin areen,s Retlrement.

Captain Harry Green, aged &c years,
the oldest conductor in the Baltimore
& Ohio service, retired last Friday upon
ending his run from Cumberland to
Baltimore. He had been in the service
hrty-one years, forty-sIx rs a passenger
tralnman He was rallroadng when
Wheeling was considered "out west"
9c had but one serious accident and
that was last November. in the yards
Mt Baltimore, when Fireman Massey
was killed. Captain Green was never
suspended nor was he ever before n
board Of inquiry. He will retire to his
farm with comfortable pension. Sim
con Hume. Of Cumberland next in point
of seniority, is stun in the service and
his combined trips so far are equal to
twenty-five times around the globe
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at followed the pace of the boys in
Martins Ferry and Bellaire, and
Benwuod is now feeling pretty
well, thank you"

Bepwood had Its biennial municipal
election yesterday and the Republicans
got into the game in good style. They
elected the mayor, recorder street
commissioner and five Of the eight
members Of council The Democrats
won out for marshal and got three
councilmen. 1t was glorious victory
for the Republicans and last night they
made the busy industrial town ring
with their cheers.
The election was minus outward show
of excitement, but there was almost
the total vote of the town polled. Ac-
cordIng to the assessment the!c are
11SO votes in Benwood, and yesterday
there were 1850 cast for the head of the
ticket. Benwood elections are gener-
ally close and owing to the naturalIza-
ton of several dozen foreigners this
year. whose support the Democrats
made great efforts to obtain, there
were some fears of the outcome but
Republican times are vote-makera and
the result was victory well worth re-
ioIc,nc over.
NIavor Thomas Shepard. without
making any fight whatever and while
bis onnonent. Joseph Ward, made a
systematic personal canvass, was COM
.plImented by his fellow citizens with
recollection for the fourth time He
now ent,rs on his fourth term, which
will make in all eight years that he
has served his town in this capacity.
His majority over Ward was 40,
snlandid showing considering the con-
dItIons and two years ago he beat
Thomas oaeran nv only votes.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

1.-THE Three Little Lambs comes to
the Opera House tomorrow night, and
a. ~ 49,. =, ~, 10, oor ,rd.o from
II > 'ie SUI Vi siio" 80" 1''''
two dramatically diTerchl points oil
view. II you are a sage and philoso-
nber Won will bear nm act or SO of "The
~ NJ f,,,," - III ,,,o, 1ovroa
IhFee Little Lafilps anu '"e' ''ou''oe
out in disgust. But If you belong to
that vastly larger class which loves the
,ot.at ava ra,.1roo tho sccnerv
i"'- u tat ''',u 90 me- ~ 80
costumes, calclums, iehlhlllity ana
broad fun-making, then you'll vote the
show n copital entertainment. Marie
c,s,m =. ~. =, tha rrirc,,,ls IN the
Catil' Is oi,e u '''e Pi'''e't'','' :" ~
ghOw and she's n woman WITH q SpOn-
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A Suggestion.

To the Editor OF the IntellIgcnccr;
SIR;-It seems to me all the people
want in the telephone line IS q fair
price guaranteed by the Bel Telephone
Company for the future, II the Bell
company mould make the price $2i for
residences and $50 Tor business houses,
council would not have anything 10 do
with either OF the companies now ask
ing admission, Two companies in a
town make two telephones almost nee
essary in ail business houses, and either
another set Of poles or streets torn up
for year. THIRD WARD.
wheeling w. Va, April O.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

The contest for the congressional
nomination in the First West Virginia
district may be more than a contest in
name, but the Indications from the
present point of view do not indicate as
much. There are two avowed candi-
dates, Congressman Blackburn B.
Dovener, of this city, and Judge John
A. Campbell OF New Cumberland, who
was Captain Dovener's opponent two
years ago. Judge c. w. Farr, Of West
Union. is also mentioned in this con-
ncction, but is not yet an avowed can
dIdate. The Campbell people, accord
ing to a friend of the Judge. Will not re-
new their attempt of two years ago to
wrest the Ohio county delegation to
the congressional convention from the
home candidate.
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New booklets.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Railway is Issuing a series Of booklets
regarding points of interest along it's
lines, and If you are interested in the
western country, or contemplating n
trip, write George H. Hcafford, General
Passenger Agent, Chicago, ILL.,. for the
special publication desired, enclosing
four cents in stamps for postage for
each one,
No. 1.-The Pioneer Limited.
No 2-Thc Land OF Bread and Butter.
No. 3-The Fox Lake Country.
No, 4-FlshIng in the Great North
Woods.
No. 6-Thc Lake Superior Country.
No G-Cape Nome Gold Diggins.
No. S-Summer Days in the Lake
Country.
No. g-Summer Homes, 1900.
No. 1.-The Game Of SkaL
No. 12-Mllwaukce, the Convention
No. ia Farm in the Timber coun-
No. 14-stock Raising in the Sunshine
State.
No. 15-Huntlng and Fishing.
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ono Of Mnnv Similar Gases.

A pipe liner, who has been working
near Dallas, Marshall county, strolled
into police headquarters last night and
asked for n place TO lie down, as he
was sick He was given accommodp-
lions in the lookup. and Dr. Andrew
Wilson stated that he had symptoms
Of typhoid fever and not a contagious
disease. MS was feared. This ease is n
repetition Of others imposed on Wheel
Ing by outside towns. This unfortunate
fellow was working in Marshall county
and was advised by Dallas people TO
come to n Wheeling hospital, whereas
he should have been cared for by Mar
shall county authorities and sent to the
Marshall county innrmary. OF course,
the local authorities don't bubble on
tcchnIcnlltles in such cases. After the
physlcian's examination tho pipe liner
was removed to the City hospital in
the patrol wagon.
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THE PEOPLES INTERESTS
Best Cared for by an Experienced
Man Acting as Assessor.

The people at large are interested
vitality in having the right kind of man
in the office of county assessor-"Bob"
Anderson is such man.
The Republican party is interested in
having a strong man on the county
ticket for assessor in the country dis
trict-"Bob" Anderson is strong; he
was the only Republican elected in the
election Of 1892
Without an experienced man as as
SCISSOR the people are constantly being
involved in Strengthening out the mex
perienced official. Mr.. Anderson has
served with honor to himself and salts
faction to his constituents. and deserves
to be retained in office in recognl-
ton OF the very excellent record he has
madc,-AdV
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nnnth Of Mrs. G. WI. marlin.

Yesterday morning at $40 o'clock, oc-
CURED the death Of Mrs. c. w, Martin,
Of BrookGeld, No. at the home Of her
brother. Mr. w. A. Wilson, Of 500
North Main street. Mrs. Wilson had
come to Wheeling on a visit, and was
stricken by pneumonia, which ended
fatally. The deceased was a daughter
Of the late William 7. and Sarah VIII
son, of Wheeling. She was well known
here. and the many friends of the
Wilson family viii Join In condolences.
The body will be taken to Brookheld for
interment.
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Hnntlez-Inckson Comnnny.

THE Two Puclts," as the wonderful
child artists with the Huntay-Jackson
Company are termed in the programme,
are versatile and entertaining pair,
and their speciality Is u feature Of each
production which the patrons Of the
Grand regard as alone worth the price
OF admission. The company had two
large audiences yesterday, last night
presenting Lincoln j. Carriers The
Fast Mail" This afternoon Carter's
famous mclodrama, THE Defaulter,"
will be presented and tonight For
Liberty and Love" The management
promises that all the scenery and effects
used in the original productions VIII be
used in these productions, both having
been securad from the authors under
heavy royalties.
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE
For the Martins Ferry Election
Goodhue's Majority, "a.

owing to the latcness Of the hour
when the Second ward Of Martins Fer
~ completed Its count ana 20 the I'M
certainty Of taking figures over the tel
cphonc, some errors crcpt into the In
telligencer tabulation OF the vote app
pearlnE yesterday morning This morn
ing the official returns are given, show
lng Goodhuc's majority for mayor to
be 81; firyln's, for marshal 20t;
Cookies %, for solicitor, l2G. Strains
for treasurer 5lG; Miskplrs, for street
commissioner. 22s; Schedules for cleo
trio light trustee 500 che lnrEest major
ity OF the day., and RalstOns, for
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Nome Clty, Alaska.

Is twcnty-four hundred and fifteen
miles from Seattle, 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 will leave Seattle on or
about May 10, 1900. For iull partlcu-
lars. maps etc. address George II.
Hennord, General Passenger Agent,
Chicago. Milwaukee, & ST. Paul Rail
way, Chicago, III.
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THE RIVER.
Yesterdays pEPARrrREs


Cincinnati. :. KEYSTONE STATE, lrr
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, lam
Parkersburg. H. X. BEDFORD, ll.AtI
Matamorls. JEWEL, Il a. m.
SteubenvIlle. y. NJ. BAYNE, 20 p z
Sistersvllle. RUTH, $50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. 800 p m.
Louisville. ..PITTSBURGH. 10 p q
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY
Charleston. .KANAWHA, $50 a. m
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR. 2p, m.
Steubenyllle.. II N. BAYNE, ~ ?, n
SlsterSville.. RUTH, $3.50 p. m
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m,
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, Sam
MatamOras. JEWEL, II a, m.
Parkersburg H. X. BEDFORD, llji ~
Pittsburgh. .LORENA, 4 a. IN.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, 90 q
Steubenville. II. n. BAYNE, 30 IN =.
SfsteTsvillc. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p, m.
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BRowNsvILLE-River I i'
inches and stationary. ~
PITTsBURGH-River S feet an -
ing. Weather, cloudy, ,..ss
WARREN-River 3 feet -
Weather. clear and mild. -
STEUBENVfLLE-Rlyer ~, .,.s
inches and falling, Nealhs'' w.
and cool. Up: Dick Fulton 81 ~,
PARKERSBURG-Ohio rlN5 H., - X,
Q inches and falling slowly, MS IN
fair: mercury. 80 Up: Within ~
Down: Valley Belle, Due dow .aiJ
stone State, Ben Hur H. h; p,a 4
Little hauawha falllns
time.
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Rhnnmntiem cured in a DHE

mystic Cure for Rheuma,,.a';-i m
Neuralgia radically cures IN f. % 1t
It's action upon the system y ,.. WI, ~
BILE and mysterious. II rem SoN..s,i.t,s
the cause and the disease itl ta,Irs4
disappears. The first dose gl'1 " III
efIts, az cents. Sold by II. M
1910 Main street Chas' Mea ,y..,,s
corner Market and IWe"" M
streets, druggists.
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The congressional committee meets
here next Tuesday to fix the dates for
the congressional nominating and dis
trict delegate conventions, Wheeling
will be In the field for the former gath
ering.
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After moving your piano Will no
doubt need overlooking to sec II It Is
in proper tune. We employ mono but
f. w. BANNER co.
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THURSDAY

S<AAAANA SNh'
THURSDAY
1880 a. m.
Devot!ons--Subject. II will meet with
thee lex. S0:S6l.. Mrs. Il. II. Bigger
Welcome ................M Mrs. ]. NJ. Fulton
Resnonsp Mrs NJ +, Irwin
Solo, Gods lily. Miss Emma Munee
Minutes semi-annual meeting Mrs Woods
Reports.
AuxllarleS ..............,...':; Mrs, Moithi
Medical work. Miss TruesdeH
Hymn $50.
Foreign corrcspondence.....'..;IMd Miss SneefT
Treasury .....,....,.....,.........M Miss Baird
Appointment OF committees
1890 luncheon.
DevotIons-Thc unfaiiing promise Of
God e Cor. 1900 Mrs y. NJ. SawhiiI
Mrs. Turner's letter..........Miss Morgan
$50 500 q" fake My Life Miss ElSsk
Address. "woman's Work in Japan
.":;I.............. =; ....,Mrs. A. V. Bryan
Solo, Unanswered Y 'fI,,.s,Io, TJrrco
''''''''''''''3 $40 T p. M A''1'0'''' 1u,
Young Peoples hour, Miss Hayes presid-
Ing.
sqSs go y Young P:o5 EGgr T y9ans ladies'
Recitation, "Broldery Work ...;....;::.
Song, What Can Do for Jesus"
Recitation, "The Watch that stopped"
Reading, How 1t Was Brought About"
..,....,,,...............M MISS Lu9lh l;ittIe
Song. Jesus Saves, Oh, Blessed story
Collection.
1880 recess.
Popular meeting, Rev. James II. Snow
Address Add Missions in Japan" .:,.,a..
..,......................R A. v. Bryan
Collection.
Announcements.
BcnCdiction.
$50 a. m.-Conference OF officers OF aux
illarlCs and lands.
Neutrality-suspicious., Every Christian
Missionary" ACTS l;S), Mrs. Mamie Blay-
ney.
Address "ItlneratIng in Bulu Land
.............,....M Mrs. w c. johnson
Papc-, "rhc Cost. Mrs, B. +. Harden
hymn li2l.
Report Of committees,
Election OF officers
Reading OF minutes.
Conservation hour.
1e3l-Adjourn.
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Piano Tuning

After moving your piano WagI
doubt need overlooNnG - ,,ns )
in proper tune. We employ WI
experts IN our tuning depar,tlIITrrER a
T. W BAUMsss
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OPENING to-day, swabaohor's.
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FOR latest fashions in cut and ma
G. w. sEABRIGHT'S SON, Tailor,
2a0i Main Street.
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FOREIGN MISSIONARY
of Washington Presbytery
Meets To-Morrow at Washington.

The twenty-third annual meeting Of
the woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Presbytery of Washing
ton will occur Thursday and Friday of
this week at Washington, the sessions
being held in the Second Presbyterian
church at that city. The following in
teresting two-day programme Will be
carried out:
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OPENING to-day. swubackor'g.
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ca @% S IA i E.s
c,,-p.bo 1IRo Kind You IIan Elwlys Gagl !
i.5! !: 7, lz1Zzzsz1
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West vlrglnla-slde Republicans will
anticipate things Just few hours this
morning by congratulating Hon. Joseph
j. Gill on his denomination for Con-
gross to-day at Bellalre.
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It is said Hon. James L. Caldwell, Of
Huntington, who was mentioned as a
piece of gubernatorial timber on which
the Freer people who have not got
seats in the White band-wagon would
unite, has decided to stay out o. the
CONTEXT, principally because the Par
kersburg man has such a start that IT
would be extremely dlfTicult-if not i'm
possible now-to head him off.
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A we'll known Tyler county Republi-
can, speaking to an Intelligence repor-
ter last night, said Tyler would line up
for Captain Dovener for the congress-
ional nomination good and strong.
James X. Hall, Ohio county's candidate
for auditor, he added, would have the
support of Tyler and adjoining coun-
ties of the First congressional district.
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President Humphreys, of the TriadeI-
phia District Republican Club, last
night Issued call for meeting Of
Republicans of the district at Pleasant
Valley Park, for Friday evening.
Speakers Will be in attendance and
good MEETING is anticipated.
Daily camera., 1900-08-29
WOMAN In AUTOMOBILE COAT.
Clever Trick By Which She Film
Flaumed q Slow Street Car
Conductor.

The woman in the red automobile
coat handed the conductor a half-dol-
lar. After she had deposited the change
in her little green purse the passen-
gers noticed that she gave sudden
start. The other women in the car
thought that she showed symptoms OF
a fainting spell. The man next to
her thought perhaps she had been car
ried several squares out of her way.
Presently she held up her finger. The
conductor yanked the rope and the car
stopped with the impetus OF a freight
elevator. As she did not rise, the con-
ductor signaled "Go ahead!' and then
came forward. says the Chicago Even
ing News.
MADAM, did you wish to get of at
that corner?"
NO"
"Then what do you mean by having
me stop the car? This amt picnic
bus stopping on the road for people
to get out and pick flowers
Excuse me, sir, but l gave you
half-dollar."
"And l gave you the change, madam;
every nickel of it. I can prove it by
anyone on this car
"Yes, but wish my half-dollar back
Here is another one"
what is the matter with the one you
gave me? Counterfeit?"
mo, SIR"
"Plugged with plumbers lead?"
"Of course not!"
"Then what is the difference"
"Why, it is Columbian half-douar,
and am saving them until they be-
come valuable"
"Hope you live that long!" and the
grumbling conductor fished out the
contested piece from his pocket and
placed it in her hand. Then he took
the ordinary half-dollar she handed
him, and counted out As cents in nick
els. She got off at the next corner,
When the car reached the terminus
the conductor discovered that the
woman with the Columbian piece had
"done" him out of As cents. 1t is a
brand-new game, and the conductor is
saying hard things about Columbian
half-dollars. ......
Daily camera., 1900-08-29
MONTANA BASEBALL CRAZY.
over the National Game
Wo. . Professional Player
wealthy Wife.

"They had the baseball fever in
Montana bad enough when I was out
there last fall, goodness knows" said
q commercial traveller to group of
friends in Chicago hotel lobby the
other evening, according to the Inter
Ocean. But see by the papers they
have organized state league, and if
that don't end in bloodshed III miss
my guess. The game was directly re-
sponsible for man marrying wom-
an who was reputed to have 'scads'
of money, and what she lacked in
that direction was certainly made up
in beauty.
Montana 10 always dramatic, and
at times spectacular, and in baseball
and politics this is doubly true. l
saw 81 800 raised in Billings inside of
two hours to get club that could
beat the Helena nine in the closing
series for the championship, and in
the final and deciding game at He
lena, when, in the last half of the
ninth, with two men out and the score
tie, the Helena catcher smashed one
of Roger Denzer's curves over the
left field fence for home run and
thus winning the championship for
the capital city-why, say, baseball
enthusiasm never reached such a
pitch before.
"Men, women and children simply
went crazy. Not only was he bonn
barded with silver to the extent of
several hundred, but he got shoes.
suits of clothes, baths, shaves, and
shines-in fact, one paper suggested
that he run for governor.
''And now for the love story. Each
year the city and county officials at
Helena play series of games for the
benefit Of the charitable institutions.
The county had for two or three years
managed to win out until the city
officials determined to resort to a lit
tie strategy in order to retrieve their
declining reputation. A short time
before the concluding game a new po=
liceman was appointed to vacancy
on the force who gave promise in the
daily practice Of developing into a
frst-cass pitcher. In fact, by the
time the game was over he was touted
as candidate for faster company.
and, indeed, he could easily have held
his own, to my mind, in any league.
The way he famed those fellows out
was a caution, and the victory was
an easy one for the city, and of course
nothing was too good for him.
Returning to Helena few months
later ! learned that he had just been
1t appeared that he had
been assigned beat which entailed
an occasional visit to the opera house.
and one night he had rendered assist
ance to lady who had become sep
arated from her party. This acquaint-
ance resulted in their marriage. And.
OF course, while he was a semi-profes=
sional ball player and might have
been technically termed a ringer the
national game was certainly respon'
sible for placing him in position to
win his bride"
Daily camera., 1900-08-29

Chinese are dangerous enemies, for
they are treacherous. That's why all
counterfeits of DeWnts Witch Hazel
Salve are dangerous. They look like
DeWitt's, but instead of the all healing
witch hazel they all contain ingredients
liable to irritate the skin and cause blood
poisoning. For piles, injuries and skin
diseases use the original and genuinue
De Wits Witch Hazel Salve. Gilbert
Bros.
Daily camera., 1900-08-29
Brave Men Fall

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as we'll as women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons in
the blood, tackache, nervousness, head
ache and tired, listless, run. down feeling
But there's no need to feel like that. Lis
ten TO J.W. Gardner, Idaville, Ind, He
says, Electric Bitters are just the thing
for a man when he is all run down, and
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tite than any thing could take. l can
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