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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01
THE IRISH CONVENTION.
Organisation and EIeetios or O@eesc-
what will be Done.

"not W
CHIcAGo, November 30--The Irish Ma
tional Convention assembled nj Mccormick
Hall which was completely filed. largely
by delegates. John T. Fincrty, Of Chicago,
called the meeting 10 order and Hon. T.. q.
Collins, Of Boston. was nominated for
chairman, by cN- Congressman W. H. Hynes,
of Chicago, the nomination being second
cd by Patrick Ford, thus harmonizing tho
two elements Of the Convention, the no
rent and the no rent absolutely factions.
Hyncs accepted the nomination III q
briel speech, and the organization was COM
pleted by the election Of yice-prcsidcnts
and secretary, and the appointment Of COM
mittces on credentials aud resolutions. Tho
delegations Of the convention will favor .
full support by all Irish societies In this
country Of the Land League IN Ireland. IL
Is probable thnt the convention will con-
cludc its business and adjourn tomorrow.
Edward Ronayne. Of Mass. was clectci
temporary secretary and Messrs. Hosman
and Pandeily, OF Penn. assistant secrcA'
res.
After long debate, Il was voted that the
chair should appoint q committee oi seven
each on permanent organ ization aud rules.
and that one member should bc selected by
each delegation from the several States and
Territories II was decided that Canada II
entitled TO representation.
Afternesn Eessios.
The Conversion reassembled at O'Clock.
but the Committee on Credentials not he
ing ready 10 report, an adjournment until
o nine o'clock tomorrow morning was had.
A reception was given this evening U
the prominent dele"".es and ~'- .,1
hcCormnck's Hall was we'll filled, the ID.
mittance being one dollar each. the pro.
ceeds to % to the Land League. Several
speeches were made.
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GATHERING THEM IN.
Consolidation OF the ST. Louis Iron
Mills.

Sr. LOUIS, November 30-Thc consolida-
ton of the iron manufacturing companies
under the title of the 1T. Louis Steel and
Ore Company is almost perfected: The
total capital stock is five million dollars, OF
which the Pilot Knob Company has been al
lotted 81 Az. 900. and the Vulcan Company
81, ,164.O In addition the indebtedness of
the Vulcan Company, consisting OF seven
per cent mortgage bonds of one million,
due in 1885. have been assumed by the
coaleSted corporation. The Grand Tower
Mining Company'S estate will he sold under
mortgage and purchased by the trustees
and its rate be appOrtiOned to the capital of
one million not allotted. One mil
lion three hundred and sixty-four thousand
will be retained in the treasury. 1t is said
the Vulcan will be converted into steel
rail mill. of the capacity sufficient to sup
ply the Gould SyndiCateS OF the southwest
ern Railroad with rails ut the very lowest
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

LONDON, November 3o.-A dispatch from
Paris says the meaning OF the publication
in the Temps relative to the prorogation OF
the Chamber and the proposals to be sub
mitted by the Government is, that the
Government will await the result OF the
Senatorial elections before proposing q re-
vision Of the Constitution, which will con-
sist in giving the large towns greater
share in electing Senators than they now
have. and in depriving the Senate OF the
power OF amending bills appropriating
money.
The Government will also bring forward
the Scrutin De Liste system for the cleo
ton OF deputies. Ii this is adopted by the
congress OF the two houses called 10 revise
the Constitution, it will not have to pass
pass each chamber separately.
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down the price of English-made china and
earthenware, and it was no wonder the
English agents in this country wanted to
reduce the tariff on these goods, and also
reduce the wages OF workers in potteries:
We manufacture over $5,0OO,000 worth OF
pottery during the year. We can take care
of ourselves, but We must have laws passed
which will protect us. Let US support and
protect the weak, and let us be patriotic;
Let us be men, and have such laws passed
as will improve the condition of our fellow
men. No one should be afraid OF home
competition. The only thing TO be afraid
of-the only thing that kills+'s Foreign
competition.
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AFTER DANF0RD.
The President Of the Brosen Banks
StiII I'm the Hands OF the Mob.

CALKpwELL. rs, November 30.--Nothing
has been done with DanfOrd yet The ac-
ton of the committee sent to Wichita this
morning is awaited The indications
are that unless DanfOrd shows up
hard money to satisfy his many
creditors, he will care nothing
for banks or bankers before morning.
Everything is quiet but the feeling is deep
and the determination strong to have the
money or his life. \ crowd Of armed men
are here from Hunnewcll to take Danford
as soon as the Caldwell folks get through
with him.
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Consumption Cured.

DAbIlMOks, MD, rebEuaIS L., 1901.
Upon the Recommendation of a friend.
tried Browns Iron Bitters as a tonic and
restorative for my daughter, whom | was
,thorotIghly' convinced was fast wasting
away in consumption. Having lost three
daughters by the terrible disease, under the
care of eminent physicians, l was 10th TO
believe that anything could arrest the pro-
gress of the disease; but to my surprise, be-
fore my daughter had taken one bottle OF
Browns Iron Bitters. she began to mend.
and is now quite restored to her former
health. A fifth daughter began to show
were required" And when Informed that
the elder sister was taking Browns Iron
Bitters, responded, That is a good tonic
take it,"
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FIRE REDoRD.

PHrLADELPHIA, November 30.-George G.
Newman's mirror and picture frame estab-
lishmcnt. 500 Market street, was seriously
damaged by fire. Stock Waived At $50 90;
insurance $4,000.
CoLUMBUS. Ga. November 30.-Dr. l.. C..
Sorwoods residence. at White Side, him
self, and considerable sum of money are
burned up.
DETROIT. November 30.-The st. Clair
hub and spoke works. owned by Mark.
Hopkins & Co.. were burned to-day. Loss,
$50 O0O; Insurance 81 100
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ENGLAND.

LoxDoy, November S0.-The steamship
Lessing had on board over 800 passengers.
She will dock at Plymouth for repairs.
One of her quartermasters was seriously
injured and is expected to die. The sus-
poets in Kilmanham are still Lying on the
Samuel Morley. Liberal member of Par
lament for Bristol, addressing his constit.
uents. said strong feeling in favor OF free
trade is growing in New York.
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CRIMES.

CoLUNBIA, November 30.-Duriug a quar-
rel between two negroes i'll Twiggs county
John Lowe was fatally stabbed
CAIIo, November 30-T. D. Herring, ex-
press messenger on the Iron Mountain road,
disappeared from his train yesterday morn
ing. between Charleston and Poplar
Bluff, and 4 money package valued at 81,
600 is missing. though packages valued at
about 5000 were found untouched in his
safe. The company offer $500 reward.
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Aflernosu kesSios.
CASUALTIES.

TRENTON. n. J., November 3o.-Tbe sAc-
ond section Of the New York express ran
Into the first section near Lawrence station.
this morning, badly wrecking the engine
OF the second section and two rear cars NJ
the frst. The engineer and fireman were
slightly hurt. No passengers were injured.
A freight train ran into the rear Of the
Washington express. No one hurt. Both
accidents were due 70 dense fog.
81. Lows, November 3O.-A Jackson vile,
Texas. special says: A boiler explosion st
the mills Of Douglass Sons, on Mud
Creek, yesterday. killed three white men.
the engineer, Oliver Wilson, two laborers
named Curkett and Philips, ,Sand fatally In
jured q colored man. The mill wss blown
10 atoms.
LANCASTER, Pa, November 30-William
Kneir and Matthew GreybIil vent out
hunting muskra,s last night Greybiil.
mfstaking bis companion for the game
sought. shot him fatally.
LDspos. Or, November 30.-Two men,
Hosie and Watson, were fatally lurncd by
an explosion at the Victor on Works 10
day.
CoLrxErs, Soyembsr D.--Edward Long,
eyed ~ years, wa killed at 60 block this
afternoon bv failing of transfer wagon.
A special % the Eoeaiag Dispath from
NelsonyilIe says jas. smith. miner In the
Hooking Valley. who DISAPPEARED suddenly
about three weeks or month since. vss
found dead lsst night. suppo.ed csse OF
suicide.
CsnASo. November 30--A postal card
dated Marinette, Wis, November 19th,
signed Capt ]. E,erts. states Q schooner,
supposed % be the Kate Gillette, DO tons
burden. owned here -by y. w. Harvey,
laden with 300. 90 feet n lumber, II ashore
at Plum IsisBd, and that eli i,sAds are sup
posed 10 be lost Her crew geo1sisted ok
John 6mA captain, and pine slpen. Ths
ovness disesedit the Yepogt-- .koaet that
pert Of 1t res..di.s ths lesS
The coinage st the Mint e PhIIsdslphIs
an S1,ins s. soys,nbsr % ~ "; a. s GO - %:.6iss e
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In addition to this the interest payments
for the month which have to be subtracted
amount so far to S3.Ioo000. This leaves
with the returns of one day to count some
thing like 5000. 900 surplus for the month.
Notes.
WASHINGTON, November S0.-Secretary
Folger says lie will issue circular regard
ing the outstanding bonds this afternoon.
Said circular will embrace call for bonds,
The report of the naval advisory board
recommends the construction OF. thirty
eight unarmed cruising vessels and mum.
Der of rams, torpedo gunboats and torpedo
hOafS
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SPAIN.

LoNDox, November 3O-ln the Spanish
Senate, Scnor u. Orovil opposed the bill
for the conversion OF rcdecmablc stock.
The Minister of Finance said the bill would
reduce the revenue by eight million pcs"'
tas hut would diminish the expenditure
by 5000 600
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The Oklahoma Invaders.

ST. LOUIS, November ga Dallas, Tex.
special says: Captain PAYNE and a large
following crossed the Red river at the
mouth Of Little Wichate, in Clay county,
into Oklahoma, uFtaoicStcd, on Sunday
last
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o,. Exner,-ree From Many.

al had been sick and miserable so long
and had caused my, husband so much
trouble andexpense, noone seemed to know
what allied me, that was completely dis
heartened and discosraged In the frame
of mind got bottle OF Hop Bitters and
used them unknown to my family. l soon
began 10 improye~and gained SO fast that
my husband aud family thought it strange
and unnatural, but when 1 told them what
haa helped me, ,they ssid. "Hurrah for Hop
Bitters! long may they prosper. for thsy
haye made mother we'll and us hanpy 80
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Business Failure.

ST. LoUIs, November 80. W. Heyer.
druggist and glucose manufacturer, OF st.
Clair county, Illinois, made an assignment
yesterday. Assets SS5,0Oo; liabilities not
stated
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Three FaiIuresat New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, November 30.-J. Levi &
Co, dry goods, Louis Mayer & Son tobacco
and c. B. Block & Co.. tobacco dealers,
failed here. Assets and liabilities yet un-
known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

IT Is worth remembefins that nobody en-
Toys the incest surroundings II In bad
health. There are miserable people about
h to-day with Due foot in the grave. when .
bottle of Paxker's Ginger Tonic would og
shem more seod than a4 the, ,dosson snd
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FIRE RECORD.

GESEvA. y. Y, November 30.-The barns
of the Maxwell Brothers, on the Bennett
farm, were burned this morning. Five
Holstein cattle, five horses, fifty hogs and a
large quantity OF hay. etc, were destroyed
Loss $4,000. 'Incendiary.
ST. Louis, November 30.-A Marshall
Texas, special says: The hardware estab-
liShment of Ballary &. Co, At jefferson,
sixteen miles north OF this city, was totally
DESTROYED by fire last Sunday morning.
Loss $4,000; INSURANCE $1,000. Origin Of
fire unknown ...
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

He could not IN me vksi AID hin. Hs
knew his dgestio1 VA poG nd his hesrt
palpitsted He feIt hh nefy0us systsa
Was shsttsred He kpsv Hs srine ~
.lsy ,ss,. y.stsE I'D ssEy H. sss s. = A osis sSS e
he besua 70 fssi iimssil eossplet1ly sx-
hsustsdasd his nervous yytslli 49,
and ilfxooastitutisu hrukea h0un - At99B
reco0npepded BcoWn's Iroa 3oeefA u
nissd y - Psssa;sslZ: I'D 81 k = = - =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

Nrzvscs pains and weaknesses. maiarisl
diseases, feTer and ague. positively cured
BY using Browns Iron BtterA
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Henry Egsn. chairman 81 the Tuunnsre
town comm nissiob. ireland. has besn relsased
from prison. ~ aE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

Michoel Leonard, convicted of illegal
voting at Philadelphia, has been sentenced
to imprisonment for three months and To
pay fine of 500 aud be absolutely de-
priyed Of the right OF suffrage for four
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

PoruANIA bars out American pork,
hut the oppressed Of ROumania are still
,,o,come 70 America, where we eat our
own pork and prosper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

REPORTS have it that female doctors
an, in great demand in Hindostan.
They are supposed to make better pot
Dia than the average missionary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

DEBT Of $1,000, 900 hangs over the
Di.,rirt of Columbia, which the United
STATE, at large are asked to pay to re-
r..,, he District government.
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THE NEWS.

\ Caucus Of Democratic Senators
all, meet in Washington, Saturday, to
1;-,,,,, the formation of committees.
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PRESS OPINIONS.
S,)encr' DUVctM.

OUR readers should notice the sdvcr-
tisement headed doubling Up" The
Wheeling REGISTER Is to be double In
size and increased and improved in all
its different branches. lfany Of our
county citizens want II good city paper,
cheap, this is undoubtedly the one to
take
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

IT i authoritatively stated the Re
publican party is not going to neglect
any Southern State where reputation
prOffers alliance. Arkansas, North Car
olina and Tennessee are next to be Ma
honed, and in fact the party may be
considered rs indissolubly welded to re-
pudiation, and hereafter it may be
counted on to aid vigorously the work
ofSponging out bonded debts. Wher-
cytrthcrc is repudistion ticket it will
get ;hc solid Republican vote.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

SECRETARY FOLGER seems to be try
inc To earn his salary. He is at his desk
in the Treasury building before any of
tbe clerks, and does not leave it until
late in the day.
A COAL ring has been formed in Gin
cinnati and the price Of Pittsburgh coal
i, rs cents per bushel, while at Louis
vile il Is Is cents. The ordinary price
a. Cincinnati at this season is from 10 to
i cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

After recess Guiteau said he believed in
special providences. ana had no concern
shout bis personal safety: Hq felt the Lord
ard the governmeRt would t.ke care of him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

The coinage st the Mint e PhjlsdsIphss
during November was: xe8,Oo0 sAGiss, IN
600 hsh eagles, l,onooo silver dstlars sn1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

DURING the past six years we have
sent to foreign countries more wheat
than during tlte preceding half century,
and within these six years our exports of
that staple have nearly trebeled. We
exported 55,OOOO0O bushels 1876 and
about l5O,OOO,OOO during the year end
ing June 80, 1881.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

Ir :, understood that General J. H
Devcreux, President of the rcOrganize |
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
indianapolis road, is soon TO be given
charge of all the Vanderbilt railroads
west of Buffalo, and is in reality to be
Vandcrhilt's first lieutenant in the rail-
road business. Gen. DeyereuX was one
OF Hancock's brigade commanders at
Gettysburg, and was the only Democrat
elected OH the Democratic ticket ut the
IrCrat election in Hamilton county, U.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

MIR. LoRIIL ARD, the tobacco man,
who, current report says, is - marry
Ami, Louise Cary, has lost his 'dawg,
a black poodle, and offers $500 reward
for its return. Mr.. LOrillard evidently
has more money than dogs, not to men-
a., n brains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

SENATOR SHERMAN and Representa-
live Tucker will probably be selected to
deliver addresses at the National Gar
field Memorial Meeting in the hall of
the House of Representatives at WASH
ingtou City.
W. q. DODD, President of the South
,rn Historical Society, announces that
the members will meet in Louisville
this evening. General b. +. Cheatham
will read paper on Hoods Tennessee
CamTaign."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

BI>uoP SIMPSON is reported rs say
ING at a Methodist meeting in Philadel-
phia that ne had not found a single
Protestant abroad on the side of the
Land LragUcrS. The Bishop didn't
look Very far; the founder and leader Of
the Land League, Parnell, is a Protest
ant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

The debt reduction for the current month
will be large again, according % appezr-
ances Mt the close Of business today. Tho
T. A.ox - n ~
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II is said THAT il a dark horse has 70 be
chosen Speaker, Jay A Hubbell. Of aichi-
gan. viii probably Be Pashsdin: He y i' not not
present candidates slaughter each other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

ANOTHER conspicuous Irishism has
been perpetratcd at Drogheda, where
All imprisoned Suspect" has been elect
ell Mayor. 1t will be a comical state of
affairs if in course of time the majority
ofprominent Irish officials shall be ten
ants of prison cells during their terms of
office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

DIR. URIEL FERRELL, of Orange, Va,
member-elect Ofthe Legislature of that
State, is in his Goth year. He is proha-
bly, the oldest man in public life, and has
full possession Of all his faculties. He
attributes his wonderful preservationtoa
good conscience, and the fact that he has
always voted the Democratic ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-01

THE ghost of George Washington is
said to be prowling about the old home
at Mount Vernon, its first exploit being
to make an old clock strike three times
that had not been wound mp for forty
years. To see Ma one ruling the desti-
nies of his native State, and the seats
once filed by jefferson, Madison,
Henry, Taylor and Richard Henry Lee,
occupied by Malone MOngrelS, is
enough to make the Old man turn i'll
I is grave.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-15
An AnecdOte of two judges.

Judge Whiting was Chief Justice o1
Wisconsin, about forty years ago. Jus
tice Woode was an Associate Justice
Judge Whiting was not considered q
very brilliant man, but, though his per
ceptions were sluggish, his motives were
always trustworthy. Judge Whiting
and Justice Woodle were travelling to-
gether hearing appeals from misi prius
terms. They travelled on horseback land
on one occasion occupied room togeth-
er. Judge Whiting had q shapely foot
"a fact which he was suspected of know
ing as well as anybody Judge Wood
lie had club feet Gas to which he was sus,
pected of being very sensitivc.) On the
occasion we speak of Judge Whiting was
lying stretched on the only bed there was
in the room, with one of those shapely
feet extending ont of the bed. lie looked
up and saw Judge Woodle looking at the
foot intently.
"What are you looking att said Judge
Whiting.
SAT your foot, Whiting" said Wood
lie. Sand, do you know, if | had your
feet ! would be almost willing to have
your head ?"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-15
A Pennsylvania Panther.
AN EXCITING EPISODE IN mo BEAVER TOWN
SHIP LAWRENCE COUNTY.

Travellers in that vicinity travelling
along the road by night have been star
tied by wild and discordant yells, which
would make their hair stand on end.
Sometimes the sound would come from
the underbrush Mt the roadside, and ut
Others from the tops of the highest trees.
The sounds were not all alike, at times
sounding like the pitcous cry of dis
tresscd infant, almost tempting the ter
rified traveller to go to its aid, and then
cease altogether breaking out again in
wild, wierd howls and piercing shricks.
AS result of all this Big Beaver town
ship became under n reign of terror.
Travel over the hills at night was almost
entirely stopped and young men ceased
to visit their girls in the nighttime. But
finally the day of the discovery of the
mystery was at hand A few days ago
David Musser, and old an experienced
hunter, paid a visit to the haunted town
ship, stopping at the residence of John
j. Freed. Mr.. Freed finding some sin
glar tracks in the snow near his house
one morning,he called in the aid of Mus
ser, who pronounced the tracks those of
wildcat. Then it dawned upon them
what was the cause of all the
sounds on the hills. A party of men,
under the leadership of the old hunter
and bearing rifles and accompanied by
dogs, started out that evening to hunt
the wild beast. Following the tracks
until 1t became too dark to see them
longer they found themselves on the
farm of Captain A. j. Boyle, in Chip
pewa township, in dense woods.
The hunters followed the dogs, guided
by their deep bay. All at once, away
off in the woods they heard loud
threshing among the bushes, accom-
panied by the piteous howls of one of
their hounds. They hastened TO the
spot only to find their dog disemboweled
and his hide clawed into fiddle strings
With guns cooked they looked around
for the supposed wild beast, and Musser
looked up irto the tree saw two blazing
balls of fire forty feet above him. Hasti-
ly taking aim,he fired and the body came
crashing through the branches to the
grounds; at the same time six pairs of eyes
were discerncd on all sides of the under
brush that surrounded the hunters. They
fired, but none of the shots took effect
and the animals escaped The hunters
shouldered the dead body of the wild
.cat and carried it to Freed's, where it
was skinned and stuffed, and isnow on ex-
hibition. Itwelghed eighty y-three pounds.
a wild cat had not been seen there be.
for for twenty years, The farmers are
making nightly expeditions in search of
the remaining ones.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-15
HOW SIZE SAVED MONEY.

"For nearly six years my daughter
was most of the time on sick bed from
kidney and other diseases peculiar to
women. We had used up our savings
on doctors and Prescriptions without any
benefit. Cur dominic advised us to try
ParlSefs Ginger Tonic, and four bottles
effected n marvellous cure, AS it has
been our only medicine since, and a dol
lars worth has kept our family well over
a year, we have been able to lay up Il
little money again for rainy day,
a Poor Mans Wife.