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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
FRENCH AVIATOR
PERFORMS FEAT
FLIES QUARTER MILE UPSIDE
DOWN AND DESCRIBES LET
TER ~ IN THE SKY.
Experts Say Ii Was EpOch-Making
Experiment Toward Attainment
of Safety in the Air.

u NlSN. France. Sept The dar-
ing French aviator Pecoud. who on
August - made parachute drop
from an aerCplsne. from a height oI
900 feet. accomplished much NOR.
remarkable feat today. which a. lrst
sight appears 20 have been p piece Of
extraordinary aerial acrobatics. but
winch experts declare was an epocn-
making experiment toward the attain
mtnt OF safety in he air Brisny.
PeToud caused hts monCplaue 10 do
scribe gigantic letter y" in the sky.
during which he Was flying upside
down for a quarter of q mile
The strictest secrecy was maintain
ed priOr TO the test. and only a few
persons were present when Pecoui
TOOK the air. lie mounted rapidly to
a height Of more than 5000 feet. do
scribing a curve. then the forward
pat g.: 'h" rachine was observed 10
d'olIn" toward tho earth Thru---
glasses the spectators saw tho pro
pcllpr -iack~n and the mouorIane
further incline until 10 wa perper-
ui'uiar wi.E IN" earth n seemed as
u no,hir@ could stop the headlong
plunge.
csue-d Apprehension.
rs m" Iuachin" drop I'd swiftly the
tail dipped again toward the earth
and th' pilot appeared head down
ward SECONDS. which seemed hours.
passed. With an almost imLrrccpt BILE
curve Oh" Uacb.l" -hif,ed IFS course
To a STRAIGHT line. the Iilot in the
sam" position How long he remained
up-li' down th" IuN IOus watth hers
c'uid ns' do 'f'rt.If.. but II Was long
,h"uEL q" cause .r"U o. b"ii"ye that
Do" would never r.-hf himself
Presently The mouplane dInnaJ
u al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
ADDRESSES BAR
ASSOCIATION
NlSCOUNT HALDANE GREET
ED BY 4 LARGE
Al 'DIENCE.
Address Dealt With Relationship
of Three Great NatiOnalities.
Justice White Presides.

MONTREAL. Que. Sept THE
address delivered this afternoon bv
'h" Lord High Chancellor OF England.
\iscOunt Haldane. Of Cloan. formed
The principal feature of the opening
meeting Of the American Bar Associa.
ton Niscount lIaldane had an audi
ence which completely filled the Prin.
cess theatre and which included many
oi the great legal lights OF the western
continent and several from Europe.
His theme was Higher \ationality-
study IN Law and Ethics"
II was In many ways an epoch.uak
Ing speech. dealing with the relation.
ships OF three c..lf nationaiitirs Tn,
Lord High Chancellor told how British
law IN the early days was largely vesr.
I'd in tho sovereign of the realm. who
had associated with him the Lord High
Chancellor as the executive ur thn
King - justice. That ancient law was
based upon experience rather than
upon logic. he said and This fact had
Influenced the law and tho constitu.
lions of the three great nations. Eng.
land. France and America
Fear OF Public Opinion.
The speaker argued that fhc great
force that aciuated mankind IN oh
serving the law was not fear Of fhe
officers of Justice. bur fear ~ pub q
opinion. and That therefor" pubi.c
opinion tended more than tho arhi'r..
~ oyecuf on ~ 'ue'ico fo refrain men
from law breaking
developing This argument. Nf-cnunf
lIaidan" proceeded to suggest that tho
sam" policy might possibly be adop-.
- hv nations and that the time had
com" when nations might b. as much
ashamed 90 follow tho ancient meth
ods ~ settling Differences and di4.
pufes as individuals have become IN
iafe years
Frank - KeIlorr president ~ tre
American Har association. briefly
troduc"d iho presiding officer of frc
afternoon Chief Iupti,o White of tho
u'f'd state supreme court
Justice White. turning t0 Vf1cour.
ll1ldano. said that IN" member a.
ih" American rar ts-o,ia. tom enter
tain"d tho h'gh'st rnrf f,r 'r,. f.-I
hlfh Charc'lIOf and aii that Lla rr.af
nhicr implied iie added that fr.,.
"Ha no Mood t0 introduce tho rI4ro.f.
lnr. as DIS office and hI4 FAM. .n,,..
for themsolvcs
" The conclusion ~ tho aft. roc,,,
7" sion NrGIl university crrfsrr.J
degree on tho lord hirh rb4ncalI,-
ana a number ~ di stIuruishrd Nom
htrs uf The legal profession
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MEXICO CITY. Sept l. Many OF
the Americans who are needing PreSi
dent Wilson's warning to leave Mex
co are indignant over the class of
transportation offered Telegrams
from Vera Cruz and Tampico indicate
that the only passage the consuls are
authorized TO provide Is steeTs ge or
the lowest price ticket available.
Some OF the Americans who pro-
selves OF the preferred transporta-
ton home have refused TO accept,
saying they prefer to take their
chances in Mexico TO being herded
in the steerage."
Thus far no intimation has been
received by Consul General Shanklin
that any means OF transportation Is
Icing provided except by such pas
sengers and merchant vessels as or
dinarily ply along the coasts or those
leaving from gulf ports. Consul
Shanklin has been advised that a
transport will leave San Francisco
the last of the week for ports along
the west coast as far as Salina Cruz,
and IL 8, expected the round trip Will
he maze within a month.
Many to Gulf Ports.
The consul has already sent 81 refu-
gees TO Manzanillo. He estimates that
between 400 and 500 have gone 10
the gulf ports. OF whom about half
have been provided with free transpor-
tation.
There are said TO be about a score
OF Americans bottled up in Durango.
II they succeed I'm leaving they will
doubtless have a hard journey west
ward 10 the coast Notification o.
Washington warning has been sent
to them from two directions
Refugees are arriving here from in
terior points, but in no great number
Practically all Americans IN This
neighborhood who intend 10 avail
themselves OF the transportation Offer
are believed TO have already left for
Ven cruz.
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Four Killed In Auto
Race at Nashville
DRIVER CRASHES THROUGH
FENCE AND WRECkAGE
CAUSES SPILL.
Two Cars Ran Through Wreckage
and Occupants Escape
Injury.

NASHVILLE Tenn Sent
Death claimed q heavy toll in the La
Dor day automobile speed races at The
state fair grounds this afternoon when
four of the six high powered cars Ell.
tered in the twenty-five mile fre.-for
all were wrecked and rendered into
mass of twisted steel and splintered
wood on the far side OF the mile track
opposit" the big grandstand. wherein
were packed 5000 people
, -Four OF the dare devil racers were
killed. two received minor injuries
while four escaped without injury of
any sort. TWO Of the cars with their
drivers ana mechanicians flashed
through the tangled wreckage OF
broken cars and manned bodies az a
speed Of sixty miles an hour. escaping
injury.
The dead
John w. Sheriff.. driver Of Buick
car No. 3.
Thomas o. Bridges. r1eehanician OF
Buick car No. ;.
William Sherrod. driver Of stutz
car no. 3.
Czech" Brown. r-eehanieian s.utz
car No. 8.
The injured
freeman Ormsby. rcchanician mer.
Ger car not ?: injuries net serious.
ClJoe Donovan. 0rIVer and sole oc-
espant OF Studcbaker. The Whisk.
broom" No. 3: SLIGHT bruises.
EDWARD ooiS. driver of Mercer car
No. 2; slightly bruised
NJ or tie victims are residents of
Nashville
Others Escaped.
driver. Ted Sh.phdrd fI..banician
and Nrpsr-or So. g. r I, Evsns
.dfI''r. Frank f.lf mecharicia0 os.
I"d unhar'r' @. aitfpu~h they were
~ bod flrDlrh %. v-acE4., f.,1
Z. "d Roth wore tagged before
rounding th" frart again
~" TRACED" r'mc without warning
70 ~" -lfrflio-s .a mo trrv ious
f'-.. h'f hr'1 r1n without hitch
No. -N Csr. utrr Speeding around
w" circular fr1 x - 90 terrific ratio Of
speed with .so -ua.I,..if,r .,ybisi
hr'oW carr mr. fh. iIi f4fod 80 O..
about 20o yards in tho lead ~ Mc-ccr
40
on fro H0r -r. c1vdo D,,,v,r
drtt ft" 'Wh kbrIorl " ahou, en0
l"rdr on tdvauc" ul fre Ncrcor No
i'If hi, rrif font wheel citc VA,
Nf'r s"'rriur fn avoid striking % r..
frT hur h. u.I .rtp fne outside
'c" fn avoid hIHs Inc fHr frl..
Ih' Wr'f.slr o. fIn ."ufn r.T L4..
In'' 'n' ff1'l "r 'i. path ~ fha src
'.' ''.rr '.r. Mercer .r H dashed i,
.n an instant Ttr sl.r frrnirr
ihff drove into flr rfr.rars AMI
'Hrn' -'w'r.ltif 'Urua .ur both ift
.'.F'-e r''.- Tf. Buick followed
h'rI on 'nI .frI.. with l terrible
''L h. 'Hrr'r- over several fr.or
10Th ocrrI no.. OF fhn uui.r r,r
wcr" killed iu.fanlt ,rd Sbar-od srd
Brown ~ fhr su'J ricf of tloir tp
iuri' within l.w minutes
N''r hat.ne escaped fhe "uhfet
lrDnu wrect1rr. fh. N.rcrr No
arf o. cirrl'i thr track and vas ltqeif
wrecked against 'hc fouce after
d"iei1r th" bodies that Law in n,
path
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jim THORPE TO WE'D

CARLISLE. Pa Sept I-1amoe
Ih0rIr. fh" chlmpion athlete and
n'mh'r or thn Nfw York National
loarun tc1u. today announced his on
rHcrmfrt fo WIe MARGARET 7 Miller
. th"rDk"e Indian. now in California.
'it a resident of Ot0p. OKLA The an.
noIncemrnfs VII br published boz Si
fairitks here. and Tho wcddin~ viii
iHkn place iu October Thort.s will
iatr nia bride ou honeymoon AROUND
tl" world. as Ir viii hp e member Of
th" Ne" lufk team on its globe.
rirdlinr tour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
WILL RESUME
INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON. Sotf. West Vir
cr.1 coal operators will De- given an
opportunity to vlaff their version oi
3D." coal strike troubles 900 the Paint
creek mime fields when the senate
special committee resumes its hear.
inre r.yf "wednesday.
Tho committee h7d expected 10 70.
turn 90 West Virginia to complete the
Inquiry begun last spring hut the tro.
l1nFfd iarif drhitc has led Us mem.
h"rs to nrranrc for hearings ln Wash.
incfon ono or two members NAV
IND ~ necessary ~ ro fo West Vir
giri1 frr % frv dave hut as many of
th' vitncesrs as possible will be
heard here
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son and Fisher were taken 10 the
Sheltering Arms hospital az Hansford
ana reports from the hospital tonight
are thaf neither are likely to recover.
Johnson Was arrested and taken be-
Tore Mayor p Hastings aud held
10 await the result of the shooting
Iohnson.s residence u not known. IL
is supposed that his wife went fo
Montgomery where Labor dav ever.
cises we're held. over the protest ~
her husband She was standing aIOns
when shOL
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STOLE MUCH DOPE

"ALIIMoRE. vi Sept As tho
ouicon" of alleged fiofts NJ morphine.
.r".1. cocaine and other drug. of t,
ih' uftur" from sharp a Dobrn.
manufacturing chemists. of This c.fv
to tho total value ~ about so nOn ana
lh" 'al" of the ducs ir HaIu-oro
fhilad'liha and Washington seri.-
OF raids va. made hs-r fonirff D.,
local and luifrd Sfates re,eruo of
hcors and private detectives Pom,
places werc raidcd several cpi,r,
"uthts. stores Of cnraine and ofb.r
drugs and their implements of admin
istratiou were uneartucI and q mum
Ter ot persons are being held hv Tho
NaIiimor" police for The federal su
thoritics.
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Negro Shoots Fatally
Wife and Bystander

special Dispatch 20 the rrtcIIrencer
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sent l.
stepping from passenger train Al
Monfgomcry to-day and without a
word. Charles johnson. coIored. ered
hv" hots 10 his wife who was stand
ing on the crowded depot Platform
Two of The shots entered her body
and anothe- struck Frank Fisher. "a
whif" miner from Kingston. who was
waiting to take tho train Ofher Shots
struck three other hNstandrrs hsf
caused only flesh wounds. Mrs John.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
Girl Shot
In Clash

CNLi NfT Nich. sept Marc.
I'. f'-"k'-. o.. years old v.s emo, .n
bfiii" between copper m.r. strikers
ana deputies zoo Tho Nrf.r kears,rr.
nii'' today. ana De- not evgrrfad fo
..'' N"Hc ~ fbo f> deputies uho n,-
'i, rdi'd in fhe H.h' Doe. been arrrs.
10" shro'Inc vas denounced a. r,rr
"'f 1i a Labor uty mass meeting beff
~ 'i.nrort This afternoon. 20 which
Ir'sidrni Moy'r and other cmc.sfs ~
tIIkcd. ~ ~
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TRAIN WRECKED;
One MAN KILLED

Special lu.Iatch o. the futcIiieoncsr
Ill EFlELD. V. Va. sept 1t
Rock. ". Va. this afternoon. a Crane
'reek freight on Tho y a ". struck
curve wifh heavy train and broke
rail The entire train ~ over 20
ears was derailcd Engineer sam
llickinson. u Castlpwood Va. ana
his fireman. Mack Lucas. were main.
Iully hurt and scaldcd ConducfrF
l'ayton While was caught in the
wreck ~ tho cab and crushed 10
death The injured were brought to
hos piial here and the dead man
Tor burial White leaves a widow.
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THREE KILLED
in BAD WRECK

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa. Sept 7 a
rouffhoInd passenger train on fhs,
I''H..H branch ~ rho Rock Island
road nas wrecked near MAYNARD lat
fhi. afternoon Tho entire train roIf
down "a ton foot eubsnkmrnf Thf<
pff.Dr- were killed and 90 ofhers
n'f" more or la.a seriously Injured
IT," cause ~ fhe accident wa spread.
.nr ~ tho rails
The dead
John Proctor. Kansas CITY
HenUo-fh Oeiwetn. Iowa
Mrs Cors DeboN, Oci~ein, Iowa
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j. S. CAPTURES 7
BARRELS OF LARD

EAGLE PASS Sept seven bar
r'iF OF ammurIuou. o. 00u round
IIied FEEL lard and labeled fo % SO
'uf''r"z. PI"draa Nsgrt.. Uevirp
were seized o. fni'rd State. mIIfsr.
suth'riii"e h"r" TO-DAY Tho smmu.
tiion which came from San Antonio
'ffr"fs. UlH packed boo .af and bran
n pr vent rafffrg
Pi"dras NnRri. Tho headquarters
Y fh. cons HfffufiouHi.
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No Messages Exchanged.

WASHINGTON. II. G.. Sept l.
Secretary Bryan remained at the state
department to-day Tor news from
Mexico until few minutes before
his train left for the Maryland shore
where he lectured tonight. As he
fastened away he declared that moth
ing had been received except mess
ages relating 10 the movements Of
American citizens in the southern re-
public
Earlier I'm the day the secretary
conferred with Senator Bacon. chair
man OF the foreign relations commit
tee. and both stated that no further
suggestions had been made by Spe-
cial Envoy Lind 10 the Huerta govern
ment and hat no ovcrtures from the
Mexican SIDE had be"n made.
Reports from Torreon that six
Americans had been killed received
ru ver.HCafior iu state department
advice ba- bulletin was forwarded
{" Pho department trYm no. American
consul general af Monterey stating
'fat five Americans vIo lrf. Torrcon
H-' M0rdat rad been accounted for.
three OF them reaching Monterey sat
u.ta" reu' and Two remaining at
E"ata to dispose of heir horses
Americans Well Treated.
According q" Stat" department ad-
vic"- tie American Who reached
Mon'eray reported thar they we're we'll
treated b. al' M"Nicans with whom
they cam. iu cnr'ac. Tfrv aid the
''c"ra.- -fH HeI T,-re.n -Hil- the
r'r0.u'pI'--- controlled Gomez. Pa
lac'o and L"rdu
IT'D" ra-c OF american citizen refu-
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AONs sew l-Enrecnnfs
western Fennayivanfa-rsfr atd
someWhat warmer Tuesday Wsdnssday y
fair; moderate variabis winds
West VtrEiutn=rair Tuosdav .,a
wednesday
ohio Continued warfa ana probably
Ialf Weathsr Tuesday ana wednesday.
moderats south winds
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WHEELING GIRL
DRINKS ACID

NrfClei fl..ra'eh o. Tho tnferI eerrsr
OLl MHIS. %. Sept Miss
Ianlina Nickles. aged twenty-five. a.
wheeling. Who is visiting 90 SO O.,
Front street This citv. attempted sui
cide This evening by taking carboic
acid An automobile from Tho nre do.
pArtm"nt took her to hospital Sha
may recover She refused tn ri,e a
reason Tor h"r attempt at suicide
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-25
Got Through An Right.

Dan Hall. who left here for Mission.
Texas. the first of the month. writes
that he got through TO destination all
right. although he was marooned at
Houston for eight days in consequence
OF the floods which submerged the low
lands in that portion OF the state. On
his arrival at Mission he found the
weather delightful and people engaged
in gardening. He says he never saw
finer cabbage patches and truck gar
dens than there are there. All kinds
of vegetables are growing nicely and
the indications are favorable for big
onion crop.
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Group and Cough Remedy.

Group is a terrible disease. 1t at
tacks children so suddenly they are
very apt to choke unless given the
proper remedy at once. There Is
nothing better in the world than DR..
Kings New Discovery. Lewis Cham
beriain. OF Manchester. Ohio. writes
about his children: Sometimes in se-
we're attacks We are afraid they would
die. but since we proved what GER
tain remedy DR.. Kings New Discovery
is. we have no fear. We rely on It for
Group. coughs and colds" SO can
you. soc and si.oo. A bottle should
be In every home. At all Druggists.
II. f. BuckIin & Co. philadelphia and
st. Louis. adv
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WILL BUILD NEW
PLACE 0flW0RSHIP

The roof OF the Christian church at
Florence collapsed from the weigh
OF the snow during the storm Jf two
weeks ago and destrcy'd d the place o.
worship OF the congregation. 1t h1i
been decided to rebuild the. church 81
once and an effort Is being made to
have the undertaking completed by
Jan. 18th. II there are any Canon City
people who feel that they can con
tribute to this worthy cause they ars
requested to communicate at once with
George Idggett. treasurer of tho
building fund.
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TODAY'S BEST THOUGHT
REMARKS m SENTENCING
YOUNG TO THE PErNTENTIARY

labor for life. is adequate fitly and
completely to atone for the offense.
-It is the Judgment OF the court that
you. Henry Clay Harmon. are guilty
of the crime OF rape. as charged in the
information in this case. and As found
by the verdict of the jury. and that the
People OF the State Of Colorado have
and recover against you the costs Of
the prosecution IN this case: and It is /,
the sentence OF this court that. In pun
ishment for this offense. you now be
taken by the sheriff OF the county from
the bar OF the court TO the common !.
jail OF the county and from thence. at
the convenience OF the sheriff. but
with all convenient speed. TO the pen
itentiary OF the state at Canon City.
there &c be delivered to the warden 4
or keeper OF the penitentiary. and that
there. by the warden. in safe and Sc
cure custody. at hard labor In and
about the said penitentiary. you be
kept and confined for n term OF not
less than six years. and not more than
ten. computed according TO Law. end
that when you shall have SO served
this sentence and Judgment. that yos
be discharged.
You can go with the sheriff"
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Heu.s ThIsI

We oner One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any ease Of catarrh thss
cannot be cured by Halls catarrh
Cure.
r. J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have knowa
y. J. Cheney for the last IS years. and
believe him perfectly honorable In Al
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. o.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken In
ternaily. acting directly upou the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price IS cents per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pnis for con-
stipation. adv.
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PRETTY .WEDDING
WEDNESDAY MOREikG


A very pretty December wedding
was celebrated at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. Mccartney on Logar
street, lincoln Park, at IL O'Clock
Wednesday morning when their daugh.
ter, Miss Jeane Mccartney. was mar
ried to Dexter Elkins of Rocky Fort
In the presence OF more than score
of guests. The nuptial ceremony wa;
impressively performed by Rev. Geo
f. Sewer OF the First Presbyterian
church, OF whose congregation the
bride has been member since coming
to Canon City.
The parlors and dining room of the
Mccartney home were handsomely
decorated In a general color scheme
OF pink and white. carnations OF ap
propriate hues being used to excellen
advantage in the execution of the dec
orative plans. The bride wore pretty
dress of soft. cream-colored materia
and carried boquet OF red roses
Miss Jeanne Meikle OF Lincoln Park
officiated as bridesmaid. the groom
being attended by his brother. Free
Following the wedding service op
portunity was given the guests of con
graduating the happy couple and OF
inspecting the gifts. which were nu
merous and valuable. At 12 o'clock
magnificent tourkey dinner was served
at which covers were laid for twenty
five people.
In the company were many of the
immediate relatives and more intimate
friends of the contracting parties
The only out-of-town guests were the
two brothers OF the groom. Messrs
Fred Elkins OF Delhart, Texas. ant
Dyer Elkins OF Hotchkiss. Colorado.
The bride and groom left for Denve.
and the northern part of the state OF
an early afternoon train. where the,
will spend their honeymoon. return
ing after the Christmas holidays ,o
Pueblo. where they will temporaril:
at least establish their home.
The bride Is a talented and accom-
plished young woman and Is desery
edIy popular among those who know
her. She has been prominent In church
and lodge circles here and has a hos
of friends who extend their congratu-
lations The groom is a young man o
excellent character and appearance
and commands the respect and esteem
OF a wide acquaintance. For severn
years Mr.. Elkins was engaged in tho
cattle industry in otero county with
headquarters at Rocky Ford. but re-
Gently disposed OF his interests there
and is not actively employed in bus
iness.
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DR.. Hobson's Ointment Heals Itchy
Eczema.

DR.. Hobson's Ointment Meals Itchy
Eexema.
The constantly itching. burning sen
sation and other disagreeabie forms
OF eczema. letter salt rheum and skin
eruptions promptly cured by DIR. Hob
sons Eczema Ointment. Geo. W.
Fitch OF Mendoza. ILL.,. says: 81 pur-
chased box of Or Hobson's Eczema
Ointment Have had Eczema ever
since the civil war. have been treated
by many doctors none have given the
benefit that one box Of Dr. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment has" Every suf-
ferer should try II We're so posi-
tive II viii help you that we guar
antee It or money refunded. At all
Druggists or by mall soc. Pfeifrer
Chemical Co, Philadelphia and 81.
Louis. adv.
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CASTORIA.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Ysu Have Alusys bssght
s,s..,.,. s..s. n: Of ZhAZzA.
GOOD CLUBS.

Record Wan, Aas are sure to brins
results.