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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-24
THE KANAwHA RIVER APPRO-
PRIATIONS.

We publish below letter from the
Secretary of War in response to JOINT
letter addressed to him by Hons. HENRY
u. DAVIS and FRANK HEREFORD, re-
quesling him to permit the expenditure
of the appropriation of $4,000 appro'
pristed at the last session of Congress
for the improvement of the Ksnawha
river. 1t will be seen that of that sum
these gentlemen have been successful in
releasing for immediate use and expen-
diture the sum OF $4,000. This added
to the $l5,eOO which was heretofore d.
rected to be expended out OF this sp-
preparation makes the sum of $ls5,6OO
Immediately available to the further I'M
provement of the Ksnswhs river. 1t
will be recollected that in addition to this
sls5, 900, former appropriations amount
ing to $3.50, 900 has been and is now in
process of expenditure on the Kanawha:
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, Jan. l9, 1877.
SrR:-In reply to the letter OF the sth
inst, signed by yourself and Hon Frank
Hereford of the House OF Representa-
tlves, requesting that action may be
taken by the department relative to the
expenditure of S270,OOO appro priated at
the last session OF Congress for the i'm
provement of the Ksnswhs river, l
nave the honor to inform YOU that the
President has authorized the allotment of
$4,000 out of the recent appropriation
tor this work. Very respectfully, your
obedient servant, J. ID. CAMERON,
Secretary OF War.
Hon. II. g. Darts. u S. Senate.
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Mr.. FRELISdHUYsES of New Jersey
loses his seat iu the Senate, beng sue.
cseded BY Mr.. McPHERsoN. who was
elected on yesterday. FsELINGHUYsEN,
loss will create no great distress in the
land
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RUPTURE.

ADoe Hap.ass II dausero1s and the
Plastic and other trus<es iplufe ,ho~e Who
use them, Aileiass<s are throwing them
away and osing LIT. snefmans haptsr-
support and Caratlys Compound, which
xiyss relief in sls cssss and resfOrsS the
pxrts 20 nafurzl ytxog. DIR. Baermans
booHs vita ssisab.e infprmstioH snd
uksnoss os bad cases be ore and snsf cure
senf ior 10 csntA. Once ! Ann a.. kev
ork. save thA. oeoe
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r. kenator Elected.

TRESTos, n. j, January 2'.-J1bn
A MarPhsrson was - dsy cbOsso U ).
Senator by one vote over 7. I. Frelit g
huysen, the present Senator.
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SmaIipox Decreasing.

The Registrar Generals returns show
that the small pox in this city is de-
cressing. There were seventy-nine
deaths last week against one hundred the
week previous.
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COlIiery Fire.

LONDON, Jaauary PA fire broke
out in the Stone Hill colliery, near
Bslon, to-day, while the men were At
work, and is still burning Fifteen
miners are known 10 have perished. /!
il impossible t. recover the bodies.
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IsrHERE to be no rest 2 This presi-
Dental muddle has about destroyed the
nervous constitution OF the nation. "ls
there no bal in Gilesdf
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IL the electoral plan fails it is difficult
10 see how civil war is TO De averted.
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wIIxIsGros, January 2s--Sinon
Rayland, colored, wAs hsnged Yesterday
at the Niliamstovn jail for the rape Of
4 white woman.
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Gov. HENDRICKs approves the com
promise bill. but Mr.. WHEELER refuses
to express an opinion.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer fails to see
sny good thing in the Compromise Bill.
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10 tHt "OrNIuK NINNs.-Wt arc hOW
prepared 10 furnish ali clnsses with con
slant employment At home, the whole OF
the time, or ior their spare moments.
Business new, light and profitable. Per-
sons OF either Sex easily earn from ~ cents
To So per evening, and "A proportional sum
by deyoting their whole time 10 the busi-
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly ~ much
a. men. That ali who sec this notice may
send their address, aud test the bu mess
We make this unparalleled offer: To such
asS Ie not well satisfied we will send oae
dollar 10 pay for the troubl, of writing.
dollars tO commence work on, and n copy
oi Home nj fire>lde, one Of the largest
and best illustrated Publications, all sent
free 10y mail. Reader, II you want pcrma-
nent, profitable work, address GEORGE
ST. NSUS & CO., Portland Maine spltgyb
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CAUCUS.

The second meeting of the Democratic
caucus was held last night in the hall OF
the House of Delegates, and two ballots
taken for each term with the following
result:
SHORT TERM.
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against that course was very strong and

decided.
Mr.. Cox, chairman of the committee
on election frauds in New York, sub
mitted report in regard TO the alleged
tampering with Mr.. Hewitt's mail in the
New York pos:office. 1t completely
eIonerates Postmaster James and his
subordinates in the postotfice from all
blame in the matter, and declares that no
such tampering has been done. Ordered
printed and rscommittet.
Adjourned.
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n ACTS WANTED FOR HISTORY n
centennial EXHIBITION

e contains $50 nne engravinss Of build.
aud Ii the only authentic and complsl 70
history published. II treats OF the grand
buildings, wonderful exhibits, curiositiss,
great events, etc. Very cheap and sells at
sight. Une Agent sold q copies in one
day. Send for our extra terms to Agents
and full description Of the work. Ad-
dress National Publishing Co., Phila Pa.
HAnTInM Unreliable and worthless
OHO ttOVs books on the Exh, b. tlon
are being circulated. Do no, be deceived.
See that the book you buy contains so
pages and $50 fire engravings. Jaagt
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! REMOVAL 200 Pianos and Organs

TMASCFACTUkEk PRICES. THE
a subscribers will Ieil their entire stock
OF Pianos and Organs, new ard second
hand. sheet music. music books, and
merchandise. at very near cost prizes for
cAsh DURING SEprHA sEk, prssiy iyus 10
remoyaltp their new store, ~ EAST Iftb
ST, UNION SQUARE, Oct. ]. IlIustratsd
Catalogues mailed Agents wanted. epe-
cIai ind ucsmsnts 10 the rade. HORACE
WATER. q SONS, Manufacturer and
Dealers, fsl Broadway. ~. ]. splzb
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BUSINESS men want the compromise
bill passed. Politicians do not.
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nnnn Can be made by every agent
AQQU every mouth In the business
~VOV We furnish, but those willing

to work can easily earn u dos
en- dollars day right In their own local.
ties. Have no room 10 explain here. Bust
ness pleasant and honorable. women and
boyr anu girls do as well as men. We will
furnish You a complete OuIfil Tree. The
business pays better than anything else.
We will bear expenses OF starting you.
Particulars free. Write and see. Farmers
and mechanics, their sons and daug hters,
and all classes In need Of paying work nj
home, should write 10 Us and learn all
about the work nj once. Now Is the ume
Don't delay. Address TkUE 4 Co.,
Augusta, Maips. sepltgyb
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lnDETHIS II VOC EAEt "a. b@za s<ijs
aU6N lO lag article IN the word
and a soiid gold pa.@n: lever wa.ch, free
OF csssf. Ertts .; oans 70 j. E1iDE A JU--
s7 Brad gay, NY sk-@o
SO TO 25 per Day 70 10 sss:,~. ss:l ...,ss: -
c tssar -aen V 80 a krtsess - EgAPkE @ IDf =
YfE = EErssr. asi stsssrs a ,s-ss vsa ssAxss>-
"a. Pzrtscsiars rssL A11rsD-
h.stg ThE EfATKs SlALt -. S-L0za.
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VOL. IA.
at'herlinq &rgister.
Gold closed yesterday at loot
RED hot.

GROWING to n white heat.
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the world. IL contains nearly 10 pages.
hundreds of fine illustrations, and sin
Chromo Plates OF Flowers, beautifully
drawn and colored fr IN nature. Pric. J
cents In paper covers: sl0i Ia elegant
cloth. Printed In German sDd Engli.h.
Nicks FLORAL Guide, quarterly esysaT
VIck "a alogue-SD ~ lnstrations, only
conts. Addre-s JAMES yI'K,
lAIGeowT Rochester, y. y
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enquire how lar, or NHeIuer ~ AiI' Iue
Law indicated the exact form in which
the Constitution should BE- executed.
Mr.. Coukhng then spoke Of the Ob-
iec,ions TO the bill, and said that If It was
true that the right 70 count
the vote was by tae Constitution
imposed on tie President Of the SenAte,
the bill now upon the table, or any bill,
rule or plan would be Of the slightest
eficacv OF effect. Whenever the Cousti-
tuition deposited power with any officer,
department or functionsry, there II must
remain, and if the COnstilutson deposited
in the President OF the Senate
the power 70 count the yo:e there Va;
an end of il, and say act
or rule 20 strip Tim Of tnst power, would
be bold intrusion on the Consultation.
IL .ueh was the power Of the President
of the Senate, then every proeeedir 2
had heretofore BY the t=o houses OF Con-
gress vas 8 fsgr,nt violssiOn ot the Con
s,i,uiion. He denied thsi the power 10
conn, the vote was vested il the Presi-
dsnt Of the Senate, and said il the Co..
( s,itution gave all the power
10 one man II Ma lot easy 10
zee how Congress could witness
or verify the act II the Presideni OF the
/ S.ns.a chose 20 utter the words the mem
. bers OF the two houses must listen 70 him
The Constitution declared him PresFdent
OF The Senste, and sad be shoald open all
/ ceruEca,ss. ThA. vss = gran. Of power. 1t
then declared thsI the vote saoad be
counted. By whoml Did the trainers OF
the Constitution intend il shoad be BY
the President Of the StnAts1 III 30 two
liurs words would hxye fixed IL The
men Who drafted the Cons;Itu-
tioa were masters Of the ian
ea.ge. They were 20 fssisdiOo'
u their tasts, and 30 s1Act, ths. words
should become echoes OF thought thai
they appointed COMMITTEES 90 Ayls u
order that their sennmenn might q
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Orient till the whole OF fae Inn.
vessel was in flames fhen, ksI
refuge on a floating mast, heis
burning ship behind w,
But he was too lato. ihe final,
trophe came like the judgment 4,
With an explosion so tremendous
every ship felt it to the very bc,
the Orient blew up, and from 81
the wreck the next morning was
ed up the dead, mangled body d
young hero whose story romance
poetry can not make more heroic
it was.
His tragic fate has been relate.
millions of homes, and the father,
ry has been overshadowed by tn,
the sons brave, faithful heart,
rests now far beneath the wat,
that classic sunset land, and ma
the rushes of the Nile whisper hi,
QUEEN where they tremble in the
grant orient breezes that sweep
the Midland Sea. And who shsI
it is not a noble graVeP
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heard of impulses at party' Inc
galop was properly danced, and her
already filled card of engagements gone
through with; but in all the long even
ing Mr.. Schenck never approached ner,
and she went home in state OF NINA
that alarmed Polly and disguised ner-
self. ,u obo
81 am tired and cross, DEAR" sne ,a
said at last. "Don't talk to me. I'll
he cool tomorrow, but might bite
you tonight; feel like it,"
So Polly kissed her, with DUMB
amazement in her pleasant eyes, and
went meekly off to bed
This scene, however, was BY no
means the last. She met Mr.. Schenck
at the best houses in Boston, and always
with Miss Dorr. While she herself
danced and chartered with the young
people, she saw these two the center OF
attention to distinguished men and wo-
men. She perceived the consideration
and honor in which Mr.. Schenck was
held. and the deferen ce paid to Miss
Dorr; and when the gentleman sepa-
rated himself from his compeerS to ad-
dress a few courteous words to her oc-
casionally, she felt it to be an effort OF
politeness, and wondered bitterly how
she could have been such fool-hoW
she could have been so blind.
Poor Madge 1t was well for her that
Aunt Phemy bided her time in the sun
ny chamber at home; better still that
she had put her tiny old finger into the
wheel of Madge's fortunes and given it
an impetus her way; for the day came
before long when Mr.. Schenck could
maintain his assumed role no longer,
when Madge found out that Miss Hope
Dorr was his own cousin, and when
Aunt Phemy received from Boston the
following note:
OH, You DEAREST AUNTY!-I know you
will open your ey,s so wide you can't half
shut them again, nd you will say all sorts
of bitter-sweet things to your dear, bad,
weak minded GIRL but, Aunty, l csn'thelp
it. know said never, ne0er would, but
I don't mind tina. I've fallen awtully,
desperately IN lov, and some time | am
going to be marred-oh, Aunty Fee!-to
Mr.. Schenck. Thre! Your own
MADGE.
And Aunt Phery both laughed and
cried; but Jack turned somersault
when, six month after, he read the
marriage notice New York paper.
And Madge foun letter waiting for
her on her returntrom the bridal tour.
in which was coied, in big round
hand, the last tU lines of "Highland
Nora," and the sinifcant and empha-
sized phrase 81 nyer will"
|. / aem afraid he, ever, was invited to
he Birches. -Haper"S Bdzof. Il
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Casabianca.

The school-boy who does not know
and has never declaimed Mrs. Heman's
poem, beginning, "The boy stood on
the burning deck, " has, says the Youths
Companion, certainly missed treasure
and a favorite. The history OF the
"boyn thus immortalized is not gener-
ally known, and Mr., F. M. Colby pre-
pared it some time ago for the Morning
Star.
Owen Casabianca was native OF
Corsica, or which island he was born
in the year 1888. Histather was Louis
Casabianca, a distinguished French
politician and naval commander, and
the friend of Napoleon, who, you will
remember, was also Corsican. He
was captain at the time Of the Orient,
one of the largest vessels in the French
navy, a magnificent ship of war, carry
ing 12O guns and 500 seamen.
Df Casabianca's mother we know lit
tie, save that she was ayoung and beau
tiful Corsican lady, and devotedly at
tached to her'son. Owen was her only
child, handsome, manly little fellow,
with her beauty In his flashing eyes and
dusky hair.
She died while he was yet very young,
and, when the green sod was placed
above her grave, the boy left the pleas
ant valley under the smiling bills of
Corsica, to 60 with his father and tread
the hard deck of q war vessel.
Mere child as he was, Casabianca
soon grew to love his fathers danger
Gus calling, and became a favorite with
all on board. He was made midship-
man, and at the early age of 10 years
participated with his father in the bat
tie of the Nile.
The ship caught fire during the ac-
ton. Soon after Captain Cassabiaca,
the father, was wounded by musket
ball. Not yet disabled, he was struck
in the head some minutes later, by
splinter, which laid him upon the deck
insensible.
His gallant son, unconscious of the
chieftain's doom, still held his post at
the battery, where he worked like the
hero he was. He saw the flames rag
ing around him; he saw the ships
crew deserting him one by one, and the
boy was urged to flee.
With courage and coolness beyond
his years, he refused to desert his post.
Worthy son of Louis Casabianca, he
fought on and never abandoned the
Sharp County record., 1877-07-27
Word of Warming to Counter,

The widespread fame of Hostetter's
ach Bitters causes a necessity on our n,
remind, from time to time, whom itms
Germ, OF the fact that initiating said art
a punishable oifense, and We now gv
word of caution, that we will most assn
have all those persons engaged in ref
our secondhand bottles, selling by the,
or barrel, or in any manner Whatsoever,
ing off on the public spurious articl.
porting to be our preparation, punisL
the full extent of the law. We neyert
convict, as the New Orleans and St.
Court Records fully affirm. Penaltv
counterfeitiug, or dealing in count
trademark goods, as set forth in a Ia
Gently passed by Congress" Fine no
ceeding $1,000, or Imprisonment not
than two years, or both such fine AM
prisonment."
NOTICE TO DEALERS AND PURCHASE
Hostetter's Bitters are neuer, under an
cumstanceS, sold in bulk, BUT ALWAYS y
TIES, with finely engraved U. S. In
Revenue Special proprietary Stamp
ing the cork of each bottle, fastened to
sides of the neck of same. All Bittes
porting to be Hostetter's, without
stamp, are counterteit.
HosTETTER q SNl
Pittsburgh, Mar. %, 1877.
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The Lost Letters.

Some OF the letters went astray
Out OF the alphabet one day,
And mixed up things in shocking way
That made it hard TO find them;
They hid themselves within tomb,
And thereby caught a shocking rheum,
And made pneumonia the doom
OF those they left behind them.
Some OF the group were stricken dumb
And one declared she had lost her thumbs
And another said that her toes were num6;
The bees we're always in trouble
And there were two at the tail of plough,
Who couldn't remember exactly how
They fell together in such slough,
And made their misiortunes double.
Their wounds, indeed, were so very slight,
That no one ptied their luckless plight,
But thought they were served exactly right
For being in such quarter;
"But we're not to blame at all, said they;
1.-THE law Of the land we must obey,
And, right or wrong, we must go astray
With the most obedient daughter"
SO many a letter came to grief,
And none might go to their relief,
Or ever decide who was the chief
or the insubordination;
They took to physic, and made us nurse
Them through the phthiSic, and that was worse
And made the English language curse
To the foreign population.
Nevertheless, though king should reign
And every tongue in the world complain,
He could not put into place again
The letters in such confusion;
But here and there we will find them caught
In terrible snarl, for they never thought
How much of evil there might be wrought
BY an alphabeticolluson.
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CA I 7 ARRH.
Statement ofO. J. GoIdrick, ESQ.,, e
tor RockyMountain Herald, DenV
Colorado, showing the PrevaIef
of Catarrh and the Popularity
Sanford's Radical Cure for Catari

'Every nine out Of ten adults in this whole re-
ofcountry is afflicted with Catarrh. 1t seems
clmaticaIly epidemic out in this atmosphere
Smith tells me that the three dozen bottles of RAD
CURE were Immediately sold, and that he had
orlers for more within the last three weeks, bu!
none here to supply from"
The Mr.. Smith referred to is Of the firm of smf
Doll, furniture dealers, Denver. When in b
about year ago he purchased eleven bottles Of
C:tarrh Remedy, and one Of SANFoRD's RAD
CrEE, the latter at the earnest request of per'
Acquaintance. He had seen the first named rem
but had not heard Of the latter. Shortly afterhN
rial in Denver we received an order for dozt
tie RADICAL CURE, and soon another with the D
irg intelligence that Mr.. Smith was curod. The
acnce Of the disease, coupled with the recomm
alons Of Mr.. Smith, soon created lively dem
aid without advertising nearly three hundred bo
we're sent out. This is striking illustration Of
Frequently done for this remedy as return fol
leffrom long and painful suffering.
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved
hling Tube and full directions for its use in all
hice, Loo. For sale by all wholesale and retail
ssts throughout the United States. WEEKS
Ter, General Agents and Wholesale Druggists
tn.
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"The Age of Reason"

The boy that went to the mill on
back, carrying the grist in one end 0
bag and a stone in the other, when rep
by the miller, and told to divide the gri
piled that his father and grandfathe
carried it that way, and he, being no
than they, should continue to do as the
Similar, or equally as absurd, reasonSa
counted as sufficient by some to wi
them in Unfortunately condemnin
Pierce's Family Medicines, even though
is overwhelming proof that they posse
merit claimed for them. For manyyea
Golden Medical Discovery has been
nized as the leading liver and blood me
in the market Each year has brou!
increase in its sale, and it is now
throughout the civilized world. ThOy
of unsolicited testimonials are on file
Doctors office, attesting its efficacy il
t41ssIaia = aggravated cGnphs, colds, thro
uns sffe ff eIyi5fs,, ato scrofaiS. IL h g;sa
md skin diseases, Are you suffering
some chronic malady? If so, and you !
10 employ medicines that are scientific
that are refined and purified BY
chemical process employed in their nj
'acture; that are positive in their action
specific to the various forms of disease
she cure of which they are recommen
use DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines.
particulars in Pierce's Memorandum b
kept for free distribution by all druggist
Sharp County record., 1877-07-27

boor nul;ed befl ADre her, as if paying a
kind of mySterid r'uS kow-toWto The la'eS'
goddess.
Madge," laugh c1ed Polly. "EVen in
dear old Bosto III we have to grow up,
and he merati Nb boot"
"But | do o hate boys!" sighed
Madge. ~
"And boys dfc0 so adore you!" mock
ed Polly. l.,
Madge blush n M I'd, and sighed. Why
did she think Of, ,-,.- Mr.. SchenckP
In the mean I me, there in New York,
Amt Phemy III aad visitor now and
then. Mr. Scheu mex knew his friends,
and never negl Itire 3ted them; he was least
of all likely to I;t fset aside Miss Roper !;
but she reverb Of 1Iiuded to him in her let
ters to Nadg md that young lady had
already leg 4. KIN in her own mind that
her suitor haA H. ken himself off to parts
unknown to ms file his anguish by alb
sence. II HMadsg He had so good an opin-
ion of her OVID Ia powers, can she be
blamed? So oral iewitching as she had
proved herself, Bid should this man be the
exception to heOLa uleP
One night the re was to be great and
oav psrty. to NJ NTH the friends could
not fail to go, ab2s1eIadge took unusual
pains to rendeJ =, erself lovely for the
occasion. A n& oIParis robe was un-
folded from its slcE bxes and wrappings
for the occasioniC ne delicate glittering
pale green silk, IL ,ingled and mixed with
equally delica| /, apricot and films of
Malines lace, Won fs wonderfully adapted
to her peculiar, r boloring and style; and
in her red-bl,t a n hair, and here and
there about - dress, clusters of tea
rose buds per = ~ ned the air as she moV-
ed. and har IL lized with her dress in
every tint bSW ites these, her sole orna-
ment was al klet of great opals set
in black enas -'N
"Madge, P are miracle to be-
hold!" excldn A {, i Polly, as she beheld
her. "Youh' no 3 given your mind to it
as much ssV NOR Mr.. Toots did. Woe
to the Boston who 'oys tonight, my dear!
Even Miss DOn caEon't hold q candle to
you"
Pretty Polly, ,sei " fresh and sweet as
June rose in h III 'r white silk and pink
corals, deserved ag Icomment herself; but
she was wiling Pile dfully, to be extinguish-
ed by Madgs Rltrg oper, whom she wor-
shipped, as one as. girl will worship an
other. So she aatiolput the fur-lined wrap
over her frien( 0naps shoulders with an
amusing traves MRs.ty of fond, proud
mothers care.
AS they vss It Down to the carriage,
| Ia.sFs-ss, ssAT.ss-vsps ~ .-- A--s--s7s~srs-
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LAW !: IL
BACK
Lame and Painful Back. Twelve Day
HOSPITAL.

MeSSrs. Weeks d Potter. Gentlenen,-1 have jus,
covered from lame and painful back through
Vse of your COLLINS VoLTAIo PLAsTEns. MY
Or do duty of any kind, and was placed in the hosp
for twelve days without cure. then asked per
Aon Of the surgeon to try the COLLINS VOL,
PLAsTERs, and in few hours after putting one On
entirely relieved of pain and able to bend my oS 10
I'm now thoroughly we'll. consider them simply "
terful. Respectfully yours,
ALEXANDER jameson.
Co. l, 1st Artillery, Fort Ws'
BOSTON, May 8, 1876.