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The daily gazette., 1880-04-03
THE pRErDENrI AL CAMPAIGN.

The campaign was enc of the mast
notable in the history of the country.
1t was under Cove rnor Tilden's di-
rection and up to the close of the polls
was without mistake. Its events are
sufficiently familiar not to need recount
ing here. Mr.. Tilden was elected to
the Presidency by decided majority of
electoral votes sustained by popular
majority of over a quarter of million,
The result was astonishing to the Re-
pnblicaus, but on the morning succeed
ing the election everybody conceded the
Democratic success but the chairman and
q few members of the Republican
national committee and one Republican
paper in New York city which spoke
at their instigation. so -,
All that happened during the succeed-
ing months and up 70 the inauguration
of Mr.. Hayes Is known to everybody.
The part that Mr.. Tilden may have had
In the attempted purchase of electoral
votes out of which be had been defraud.
ed is still disputed matter. He has
consistently denied any knowledge of
what was going on in that way, and In
all the investigations no evidence has
been reached to disturb his own denials.
1t is also matter of argument how far
he may have been responsible for the
Electoral Commission method of Sc :
tlng the dispute, and Mr.. Tilden has
been accused of cowardice in this con-
nection. 1t is no doubt a fact that he
did not wish to disturb the peace Of the
country with bloody struggle for the
Presidency, but it is also no doubt fact
that if Congress had declared MF. Tilden
The daily gazette., 1880-04-03
THE .FOLTOWING PRIzEs.

1880 Psises, $ll2, 400
Whole Tickets o.. Half Tickets, 4l.
27 Tickets, $50. 55 Tickets, 800
All applications for club rates should De
made to the home office.
Full list OF drawing published in Louis
Vile Courier Journal and New York Her.
ali all orders by money or bank draft in % let
ter by express. Orders of IS and up
ward by express can be sent at our ex
pense. Address II. M. BOARDMAN,
orat No. 307 and 500 Broadway, N. Y.
. tu. tu.thu&sat-d6w3w.
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BURGLARS CArrURKD.-Robert and Jo-
seph @. Sample are two farmers living
with their families near West Alexander,
out the pike. On Saturday the whole par
ty were absent, and during their absence
the house, which is occupied by both fam.
lilies Jointly, was entered by two men,
who proceeded TO take an inventory Of
the contents. After sampling everything
in the house they picked up watch and
chain, two revolvers and other articles,
and left. The Samples came back after q
while and soon discovered their losses.
From tieighbors and persons living near
by they got clue, and follow
ing 1t up, they came up with the
thieves asleep in haymow near
the head Of Short Greek in Richland Dis.
trict. Arousing them, one OF them made
some resistance, but was soon oyerpower.
ed when both were handcuffed and taken
before Squire A. F. Mcclure, when they
owned up to the theft, and in default Of
bail commitment was made out and
special Constable E. X. Rogers brought
them to this city, where they were given In
charge Of jailor Daily. They gave the
names OF Charles Rohm and Charles
Myles. They are tramps, but Rohm says
he was once o policeman In the employ Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
psny. It islikely, as they have confessed,
at they will serve term in Mounds.
vile.
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WITH A GINanAm APRON,

Tied 10 Beech Tree. Mrs. Myies Bhutiied
or This Mortal Coil nj Gienn's Run
saturday Night-Temporary Alteration
OF the Mind the Cause,
The good people living near the mouth
Of Glenn's run, up the river were sur
prissd and shocked yesterday morning by
the announcement that Mrs. Myles, wife
Of Patrick Myles, one Of their neighbors,
had been found hanging from tree a
short distance from her home. Intelli-
gence OF the tragedy reached this city
early Sunday morningand Squire Bulger
and Constable Jas. +, Henry wentup. Ar
irving at the house OF Mr.. Myles where the
body was lying. they empanneled the fol-
lowing Jury: VIM. Morgan, foreman, Jno.
z. Moore, N. B. Weiske, Adolph Barkerd,
Peter Lauer, VIM. Green, John E. oliver,
]. A. stenger, Joseph E. Bane, John
Duffy, Wiley Hall and VIM. Dutey, and
proceeded to hold an inquest.
Patrick Myles, the husband Of the de-
ceased, told the following story: II and
my daughter attend market in Wheeling.
Yesterday we went down as usual and re-
turned about eleven o'clock. II was
habit OF my wife to meet us at the bars
near the house, let them down and admit
the wagon. She also assisted Us in un-
loading the market wagon. When we
came 10 the bars yesterday she did not
appear as usual, which rather sur
prised me. When We got to the house
we found her ironing, and | spoke some
thing TO her about getting dinner. In the
afternoon abouttwo o'clock she went out,
and as evening came on and she did not
return, 1 started to look for her, and con-
tinued my search for her until u o'clock at
night, when I lay down to rest awhile. AT
daylight called up Isaiah futile and we
two again began began the search.
At seven o'clock Mr.. futile called to me
that he had found her hanging from
beech tree about three hundred yards from
the house, on the hill side, in woods
near the cornfeld. She had used her ging.
ham apron to accomplish the deed, tying
II aroung limb, and as the ground upon
which she stood declined toward the tree
she swung off very easily although her feet
were only about four inches from the
ground. Fer some time past her actions
have been rather peculiar, and during the
,ha a. sT sn SeTss o H them
Isaiah futile, who discovered Mrs.
Tuttle's body, testified TO the circum-
stances OF the finding.
VIM. Hill, VIM. Morgan, Walter
Marshall and others also testified as to
the finding OF the body.
The jury after hearing the testimony
rendered verdict Of death by her own
hands by hanging while temporarily in
sane"
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PERSONAL POINTS Lou. SwabaCker left
for New York yesterday evening TO buy
his fail stock Of goods.
Miss Nan Baird OF North Wheeling, is
visiting friends in Marshall county.
Messrs. George F. Irvine, DR.. Eugene
Hope. George ". Woods, John McCrack.
en-, 4. N. Hamilton, Robert Anderson,
I. P. Phillips, Ambrose List and NJ. A.
Chandler Of the Chicago excursionists re-
turned yesterday.
The Wheeling visitors to Chicago are
enthusiastic in their expressions Of praise
Of Dan Burroughs, formerly. OF this city,
but who Is now Adiuster for the North
American Insurance Companyin Chicago.
Mr.. Burroughs took many OF the visitors
In charge and showed them everything oil
interestin Chicago: -,
Drs. Allen and Hardesty returned Fri.
day night from . trip to Preston county
an professional business.
Misses Jennie Sylvis and Nellie Frew,
who have been visiting at st. OlairsVille,
returned home Saturday.
Prof, Hamilton Todd, The best ccrnetist
ON the Pacific coast; DR., y. NJ. Todd, Of
Stockton, CAL, and Col. William Todd, OF
Ohio. ali accomplished musicians, are Wis.
iting their father, james Todd, Esq, Of
this county. These gentlemen are broth
ara OF Joe. s. Todd, the well known cornet
soloist OF this county. ~
Dr. r, S. Harvey Is at home from the
White Sulphur Springs.
r. II, 2. Staub, Esq, OF Martinsburg,
,he an who got Webster county solid for
Divorces 1siv Is at the New Mcclure.
Han. Becj. Fisher and wife returned
from Chicago yesterday morning.
prof John d. Birch, who was with
,ha KSishts al Chicago, Is at home.
IN Miss Ada Frazier Is visiting at Morris.
town, D.
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A WHEELING MAN ESTERTAINs Ex-PREsI.
DENT GRANT-From the Gunnison, Col
orado Nsus OF the 14th inst, we clip the
following, which will be read with great
interest BY the friends OF Major NJ. B. 9.
Wright, Secretary OF the "Goodenough"
Mining Company, Of Colorados
"The prominent social event OF the week
has been the visit OF General Grant, who,
in company with his son, Col. Fred.
Grant, his cousin, Mr.. Smith, OF Washing
ton, Pa, and Governor Routt, arrived in
camp last Saturday afternoon. The visitors
came very quietly, and were received by
small cortege OF gentlemen from the two
towns. Alter few words Of hearty wei.
come from Judge shackleford, Of Irwin,
the whole party accompanied the General
to Irwin, where q large number oil
citizens gave him an impromptu but en-.
thusiastic reception. The inevitable brass
band took the head Of the eolnmn, and Q
briei visit to the Howard Extension, Old
Shiek and Ruby Chief mines ensued.
Owing to the indlsposition OF Governor
Routt, no other mines were inspected, and
the party was escorted to the quarters oil
the Goodenough Company, in Ruby,
where they dined and passed the night,
much to the disappointment OF the hoSpi.
table people OF Irwin, who had counted
on being their hosts, and had made
elaborate preparations in Gonse-
auence. This disappointment was un-
fortunately expressed by at least one
prominent gentlemen OF Irwin in manner
more forCible than courteous. But, though
a wonderful man General Grant himself
cannot be In two places at the same time,
and had accepted the invitation Of Major
NJ. B. @. Wright, OF the Goodenough Co.,
some days before. The ex.President pass
ed long evening with the fortunate
guests Of Major Wright, and expressed
himself very strongly as to the solid basis
On which the hopes OF investars here are
'ounded, an opinion which was endorsed
BY Governor Routt."
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PHIIADElrHIA, August 2l.-Wm.. F. Gal
lagher, injured in the accident at Mays
landing, died at the Pennsylvania Hospi.
tai this morning, and Patrick Mccain,
another victim, died at the same place to.
night. Total deaths to date 80.
PHII4pELPHlA, Pa, August 22.-owen
WEIGH, aged 10 years, died 1.-THE Episcopal
Hospital this morning, from injuries re.
ceived by the railroad collision at Mays
Landing, New jersey. Thomas ]. Mo
Grath, another victim, died this morning
atthe Pennsylvania Hospital, making thus
far 2b deaths. Not oneoi those taken to a
hospital have recovered sufficiently to war.
rant their removal, and 1t is feared that
several others will die.
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River last night 8 feet Z inches.

hlVet lhbt ulRutp Iett iuCuea.
The Florence Meyers will 60 on through
to Pittsburgh to day, instead Of returning
10 Cincinnati, as heretofore announced.
The firm OF Walton & Co. will send
out three tows with about 100000 bushels
on the rise. The list OF boats ready to 60
out and their tows cannot be accurately
given to.day.-PiAsbargh Telegraph,
Reports received at Washington, from
the local inspectors Of OF steamboats, on
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, state that
the annual inspections have been made,
and the steamboat service on those streams
Is in first class condition; that both owners
and masters have fully complied with the
law.
The Wheeling and Pittsburgh packets
all fall into line in their regular order,
The Emma Graham left last night, the
Buckeye State follows Monday, the st.
Lawrence Tuesday, Hudson Wednesday,
Katie stockdala Thursday, Andes Friday
and Graham next Saturday. Capt Nolls
new steamer Scotia will probably take
Sunday as her day from here in the same
line. Cincinnati Enquirer.
CINCINNATI, August 22.-River IL feet
II inches aud rising. Weather clear and
pleasant.
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purifier and liver regulator, "swayne's
Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills. are excellent.
Cure sick and Nervous Headache, Dys-
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cents, three boxes 81 %. Can be sent by mail
to any address on receipt Of price In cur
rency or 8 cent postage stamps. Address
all letters DR.. swayne & Son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, Sold by all
leading druggists. TrhsAw
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Gypsles seeking q Queen.

New York, August ala large band OF
Gypsles are camping in West Hoboken,
N, j., resting for few days. They are
on journey to Iowa to select a Queen.
The throne is unoccupied, death having
created q vacancy. The leader of the
band says the qualifications necessary to
become a candidate for the office were
that the ambitious woman must be beau.
tiful maiden OF pure Gypsy blood, able TO
trace her ancestry for q century back,
Every member 81 the band, including
children, are entitled to vote.
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aATrnpAY,s pRIMARIEs.
Good Nominations Made-A Ticket that
VIII wilma General Interest Manifest.
81 In the Success OF the Ticket.


viii Win-A General Interest Manifest.
ed I'm the success OF the Ticket.
The Republican primaries were held
Saturday night at the usual places Of
voting, and as a rule they were well at
Tended. A reporter Of this paper called In
Al several OF the voting places and was
pleased to note beside the good order
maintained, the presence OF 90 many Of
our best citizens who have been generally
neglecting these important elections IN
which officers ofso much importance TO the
county are nominated.
Following 10 q list Of the persons who
were nominated:
WASHINGTON.
County Commissioner D. Tppet, 90;
O. ]. Rawling. IS.
School COMMISSIONS @. Hamilton,
ITO; Frank Stanton, lis.
Justices OF the Peace-W. s. Tippet, 10S;
VIM. Hegner, Ill; Jacob Hull, 8.
Constables-Leyi Bogard, llS; John
Kroneweth, Ill.
MADISON.
Commissioner-John A. Armstrong, 81;
Thomas Prince, 46.
School Commission er-C. II. Collier, 81;
R. F. Crisswell, SO; Dr.. 4. II. Logan, Is.
Constables-Robt Bond, S3; Scott Listen,
%; w. Il. Clifton, 20. ;,
Justices OF the Peace-W. 81. Caldwell,
Esq, and William Richardson were nomi.
mated unanimously by reclamation.
DR.. Logan, soon after the balloting began
! signitied his inability 10 accept the nomi'
nation, which accounts for the small vote
he received.
County Commissioner-Joseph speidel
l24.
School Commissioner S. L. Jepson
ii Justice of the Peace 1.-TWO to nominate
VIM. A. James, SO; Il. j. Felber, 81
VIM. Philips, 1874; James Terrell, AZ.
Constable Charles A. Exley, IL; lsaa.
| F. saddler, no; VIM. Laughlin, Is; j. I
St. Myers, "a.
UNION.
County Commissioner F. Caldwell
So; ]. A. Dunning, 10; James McAdams
!. Is. =,
School Commissioner-Wm. B. simp
! son, 10; David Nesbitt, IL; Luke Elton
. 81; John Carlin, 8; Henry Hess, l8.
Justices OF the Peace. A. Launder
r "a; J. "A. Henry, 90.
. Constables-Ralph Whitehead, 81; Johi
F. Baird, 20; John Jackson, 30.
CENTRE.
County Commissioner o. Ed
3 wards, 10; T. O. Moffatt, 9. :.
= School Commlssioner-G. g. Roth, IL
, T. @. Moffatt, s; ]. Reed, !.
) Justices OF the Peace-E. w. Dunaway
l 10; S. @. A. Hamilton, "a
Constable-J. Degant, 81; Matthew Nc
| Nabb, II.
, WEBSTER.
) County Commissioner Jas. Armstrong
] Al; A.C.F. Ebeling, II; Philip Schedules
] School COMMISSIONER. Goodfellow
) o: A. D. Work, as; CIV. Whiteside, 8.
Justice OF the Peace-Harvey Brocket
60; Jussie R. Murrin, 90.
i Constables-S. O. Baylitz, 60; 1saa
Shields, 60.
4 RICHIE.
County Commissioners. W. schuItze
3 60.
Justices OF the Peace-J. W. schultze, 50
, Thomas McCreary, 76; NJ. Ford l; VIM
:. H. Combs,3
| Constables-Edward Martin, 81; W. II
! Combs, II; George Bowman, o..
School Commissioner-Balzar Schul, 2
r @. 7. Cowan, 90; ]. Fl. Pipes, 66; Capt
/ W. Schockey, GS; J.W. Mccoy, IA; Geo
h Bowers, /.
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The Wheeling Female College will open
It's Fall Term September 1st with full
corps OF able and experienced Instructors.
Miss Lille s, O. Cook, Of Albany, N. Y,
has been engaged for the conerratofe d.
W. clip the following from the Albany
Sunday Morning Presi
Musical.-Miss Lille S. @. Cook, Of this
city, has engaged to take charge Of the
musical departmental the Female College
at Wheeling, West Virginia. She will en-.
ter on her duties September LIST. Miss
Cook stands high as a musician, and the
Wheeling College Is to be congratulated
on securing her services.
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EXCLUSION 10 TIE sEAsHoRE.
Via PennsyiyanIa Railroad, wednesda,
August 25ih, 1850.

NIh EeuntNhNuniuA tAtlEOhus T" ehhcbNhy
August 25ih, 1850.
For the above date the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company have arranged for the
Grandest Excursion ever offered to the
public.
For Sl1 80 you can take your choice Of
tickets from Wheeling either to Cape May,
Atlantic City or Long Branch, and can re.
turn on any train until September !, in
elusive. Children between five and twelve
years half fare. Special train composed OF
The finest coaches and Pullman Parlor cars
will leave the Union depot Pittsburgh, on
the above date at 0 O'Clock A. N. Excur.
sionists will have fine views Of the Pack
saddle, on the Conemaugh, Horseshoe
curve and other picturesque scenery along
the line noted for its grandeur. Reduced
rates for excursioniRts have been secured
Of the principal hotels. Certificates will
be furnfshed passengers IN identify them
In order that they may receive the benefit
Of the arrangements made. Tickets will
be on sale at Union ticket Office, corner oil
Filth avenue and smithfield street, Union
depot, Pittsburgh. For full information
apply 70 ]. NJ. Belleville, Agent p, @. G.
ST. L. r. Z, Co., Wheeling.
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JIG. starkey, a prominent and influential
citizen Of Iowa City, says; II have had the
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy could
hear Of, without any relief whatever, until /
saw your shiloh's vitalizer advertised in our
paper, and was persuaded TO tryit. lam hap
py to state that 1t has entirely cured me. tits
certainly the best remedy ever knew Of"
Sold BY 3. Booking, Agent, odd Fellows
Hall, and ohas. Moenkemoeller.
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NORFOLK, VA, August 2l.-The duel
between James Bannon Hope, editor o.
the Norfolk Landmark and Col. VIM
Lamb, Mayor Of Norfolk, was prevented
by the arrest Of the Mayor as he was leav,
ing his house for the place OF meeting, al
4 o'clock this morning. He was taken be-
fore Magistrate and bound over in the
sum Of $40, 900 to keep the peace. Capt
Hope eluded the police and reached the
rendezvous. He will return 10 the city and
give bond TO observe the peace.
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PuLPIr PARAGRAPH.-Rev. Lewis Hay,
Of Brookville, Pa, met with warm and
cordial reception at the English Lutheran
Church andSunday School yesterday. His
morning sermon was based on the subject,
"The Christian Way" and was earnestly
and eloquently delivered. The Sunday
School had good attendance, and listen.
ed well to Mr.. Hays talk on "The Cove
nant." The Reverend gentlemsn's even
ing sermon was from the theme, "Hope
and Despair" and was delivered with
such fervor and power as to leave deep
irnrassinn
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ExcunsIoN no rnE sEAsuoRE
Win p, Q. 4 81 L, Railway Pen uandl
Routel and Penusylyania Railway.

The p, g. & St. L. Railway Company
will sell excursion tickets to Cape May,
Atlantic City and Long Branch at the rate
OF Sl1 so each.
Excursion train leaves Pittsburgh union
depot at . o'clock A. NJ, Wednesday, Au'
gust a5th,
TENDER LIST, inclusive.
For tickets and further particulars apply
to j. NJ. Belleville, agent p, O. 4 St. L,
Railway, foot OF Eleventh street, Wheel
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~ Justices Of the peace-J. W. schultze, 50;
Thomas 'Mecreary, 70; NJ. Ford /; VIM.
H. Combs, s.
Constables-Edward Martin, 81; W. h.
Combs, IL; George Bowman, o..
School Commissioner-Balzar Schnl, 2;
@. 7. Cowan, 20; ]. Fl. Pipes, 66; Capt.
W. schockey, GS; ]. w. Mccoy, IA; Geo.
Rnwara /
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
,enssrnlnE Iaarnenl. Asnln.. .ne GOV:


Concerning Judgments Against the GOV.
WASHINGTON, August 2l.-A decision
was rendered by the First Comptroller to-
day with reference to interest upon judR.
ments recovered from Government officers
to recover amounts due from overcharge
or erroneous construction Of the laws by
such officers. II had been the custom Of
the Government to allow interest in these
cases from the date OF the occurrence OF
such acts on which the suits are based.
Comptroller Lawrence decides, however,
that no interest shall be allowed at all, has.
ing his decision upon the ground that such
construction OF the law would. give claim.
ants chance Of delaying the filing Of suits
for the purpose Of securing this interest
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Possible kidnapping.

CINCINNATI, August 22.-Gertrude Stew
art, aged seven years, has been missing
from her home on the corner OF Eighth and
Carr streets since o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. Atthat hour strange man ap-
piled at the house for some money, and
was refused. The parents believe that he
carried her of.
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Perrin. or Tooth Carpenterlpr.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, August 2l.-Eddie
Hempbel, boy five years old, died to-day
from the effects Of poison from a pair OF
forceps. About twelve days ago he was
taken to German barber to have tooth
pulled. The poison from the instrument
entered the cavity, and being absorbed
with the blood, produced an agonizing
death
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The Proposed wheeling and Lake Erie
Road.
Special Dispatch TO the Cincinnati Enquirer.

Special Dispatch TO the Cincinnati Enquirer.
oRRyiILE, o., August OR. H. CoCh-
ran, Of Wheeling, Managing Director; O.
Il, jenkins, Of sandusky, Secretary, and
Thomas $. King, of New York, Manager
Of the road for the contractor Of the pro-
posed Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad,
are here to-day in the interest OF locating
the route Of that road. The building OF
the road is under contract from Pike
Station, this county, to Huron, on Lake
Erie. The'company proposes to build the
road before the payment OF dollar SUBJ
scribed for Its completion is asked.
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PREspYTERY POINTS. Members OF the
PIesbytery who wish to attend the Fall
session OF the Washington Presbytery, at
Dallas, W. Va, and who come from the
west on the Hempfeld branch OF the B. &
o. Railroad, will find conveyances in wait.
ing at Roney's Point upon the arrival OF
the Z A. NJ. train, September 18th.
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WAaHIseroN, August 23.-l A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary
or lower barometer, variable winds, mostly
east to south, clear or partly cloudy
For Lower Lakes, rising. followed by
stationary or lower barometer, stationary
or higher temperature, southerly winds,
clear or partly cloudy weather.
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FoR fifteen years my wife suffered with
Liver Disease, and l had paid an immense
amount Of money TO the doctors, but with
out any benefit to her. Last year she be.
gan TO use the Hamburg Drops, since
which time we have had no occasion for
the doctors. II. LuLAY, Suffield, o.