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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-16
LIQUID LACONICS,
Or Remarks on the Ohio-What is Being
Done

Or Remarks on the Ohlo-W nat is Being
Done.
The river continued to fall steadily all
day yesterday, the marks last evening
indicating on the wharf gauge "a feet q
inches. The big flood is rapily receding
and leaving its traces in the shape OF
yellow mud and ice. There was but
little business done on the river, and
that was rs follows:
. The regular packet for Parkersburg
this morning is the Diurnal, which will
leave promptly on time.
The Emma Graham passed up about
four o'clock yesterday afternoon for
Pittsburgh with fair trip.
The Alice Brown with a tow OF coal,
passed down during the day.
The T.. w. Hornbrook was flying
around yesterday doing odd bits OF
work.
The Abner O'Neal, the reliable Steu-
benville packet, will resume her regular
trade to-day.
The Buckeye State was expected up
last night. The last heard OF her she
was at Parkersburg below the bridge,
unable TO get up on account Of the high
river.
PITTSBURGH, February l5.-River II
feet inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
LOUISVILLE, February l5.-River ris-
ing slowly, with 20 feet in the canal.
Weather cloudy and cool. The river is
full OF very heavy ice reaching from
shore to shore.
MEMPHIS, February lj.-River rose
81 inches. Arrived-Golddust, Nicks.
burg. Weather clear.
VIcxsBURG, February lJ.-Weather
cloudy and threatening. Thermometer
80. River risen 9 inches. Up-James
Howard and Golden Crown. Down
J. NJ. White, Nstchez, John A. Scud.
der, Warner and Charles z. Chateau.
CIxCIySATr, February l5.-River 20
feet and rising. Weather clear. Their
mometer 81. Fifty.two feet under the
suspension bridge. The Springer came
into the harbor. Departed-Silver
Cloud, Tennessee river. The Houston
will leave tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, February lj.--River fell ]
foot; the ice IL thinning out and getting
soft; weather clear but not thawing. The
Halliday arrived at Grand Tower, il Is
thought she will remain there till the
ice runs out.
CAIRO, February l5.-Arriyed-Go..
den City, New Orleans; Coal City and
Robin, Ohio river. Departed-Golden
City, Cincinnati; Coal City, New Or
leans. River IS feet inches and rising.
Showing; thermometer 40.
EVANSVILLE, February l5.-Arriyed-
Cons Millar. Departed-Parker, Mem.
phis; Hopkins, Cairo; Cons Millar, Gin
cinnati. River rising with IS feet in the
channel. Showing.
NASHVILLE, February l5.-River fall
ing with Is feet on the shoals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-16
THE INAUGURAL BALL.
The Meeting Held at the Mcclure House
Last Evening and What is Proposed

The Inaugural ball matter was put on
a sensible foudnation last evening any.
how. The meeting held in Veteran
Hall at the Mcclure House was an adj
journed meeting, and was attended by
some gentlemen who seemed to be very
warmly interested in the matter. The
ball was discussed pro and con and this
plan decided on. OF the gentleman pres
ent last evening eight pledged them
selves to be one OF thirty to guarantee
80 apiece towards fund to be used
to pay any deficit that might
arise and thus prevent repi'i.
ton OF suit in court as was
the case four years ago. Thse gentle
will meet at Major Alderson's office this
morning at 9 o'clock and prepare a
paper, sign the same and then procure
the additional names necessary to make
the thirty.
The committee, ii such one chooses
to call it, will have the entire charge OF
affairs and supervise everything. 1t is
not thought that they will be called on
for dollar OF the money they subscribe
as the plan by which it is proposed to
carry the affair through, is not to have
so many cooks that the broth will be
spoiled and not to carry the ball any
further than the purse strings will
allow, both sensible ideas.
Several people from along tAe B. & o..
road, and about twenty couples from
among Parkersburg's society people
have signified their intention OF being
present, provided the scheme turns out
successfully. The Legislature will be
in session, and all this combined with
Wheeling people and the crowd that
will be here at the Inauguration, ought
to insure success.
1t is again talked OF holding it in the
Capital building, but that and all minor
details such as music, refreshments,
decorations, etc, will be left to the thir-
~ gentlemen who pledge themselves for
tie amount named.
Tickets will probably be put at S. and
not a 'dead head" issued. Every man
PAYS or else stays outside; that fact
should be strongly born in mind, as it
was largely owing to the wholesale dis
tribution OF free passes that wrecked the
inaugural ball OF four years ago.
/. is hoped that morefnterest will be
manifested by our prominent society
men and the ball pushed TO an ultimate
success. Ii would be an event that
would be hugely enjoyed.
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HAyERLY's MAsrODoHs.
Wonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure OF Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in the
81 Ia and chest, dry hacking cough, tick
ling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat and all chronic or lingering
diseases of the throat and. lungs, DR..
Kings New Discovery has no equal and
has established Tor itself a worldwide
reputation. Many leading physicians
recommend and use it in their practice.
The formula from which.it is prepared
is highly recommended by all medical
journals. The clergy and the press have
complimented it in glowing terms. Go
"a. your druggist and get trial bottle
for 10 cents, or a .fegular size for Sl.00.
For'sale b. Logan, List & Co., Wheeling.
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LOCAL LACoHICS.
Various Brief Matters In and About the
Cifv

Various Brief Matters In and About the
City.
TIE river is on the subside.
BESwooD wants to be q city.
Two deeds OF trust were recorded yes
terday.
Mss SaEIB's pupils give so:ree at
Germania Hall this evening.
"RAILRoAD BILL" and constitutional
LIQUOR Amendment" in the Legislature
to-day.
THE water has entirely Withdrawn
from the Island and the Garden spot Is
itself again.
TaE moulders at Bells foundry
struck. YESTERDAY afternoon, demanding
an Increase OF l2l per cent.
TIERS was an ethereal mildness In
the air Yesterday, that made = heavy
liver pad feel decidedly warm.
THE tax on foreign insurance agents,
proposed by the new bill, is generally
satisfactory to the agents in this city.
A LARGE wagon loaded with iron ore
broke down Yesterday afternoon, on
Main street hill, near Harpln's Hat
Store.
Tue bright sun tempted a great many
ladies upon the streets, yesterday,
though lie walking is not all that could
be desired.
WHAT is the matter with the men and
women? Recorder Hook has not issued
a marriage license for so long he has al
most iCrsO, how.
WHEx the Diurnal came up Monday
morning she landed at the lower end OF
the Island and delivered coal to the
flooded inhabitants, the coal carts being
unable to get into Somehow.
THIS evening the young folks OF
Pleasant Valley, Elm Grove, Fulton and
some from this city will unite in a mas
ouerade ball at Neuhardts Hall in Full
ton, and for which 7. Tommy Cockayne
will play.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY JORDAN will
to- Law make an investigation OF the
claim that the Board of Commissioners,
having failed to elect Poor Agent on
Monday, the 9Th inst, Bernard Stanley
holds over.
The steamer Welcome yesterday piled
a large amount OF flour on the wharf,
but put it too near the p, w. & Ky.
track and a train happening to pass,
struck the bags, tore them and consld-
cradle flour was thus lost.
INFORMATION was received in this city
Yesterday OF the death Of Colonel Joseph
Sly, who died at Point Pleasant Monday
evening. He was one OF the early pio-
neers of Mason county, being 81 years
old at the time OF his death. He was
also we'll and favorably known through
out the State.
YESTERDAY mornlnp, man named
Piehler, who lives OIL the Island, was
badly hurt at the Riverside furniture
factory. He was engaged in working a
saw, when piece of wood flew oil and
struck him in the back. He was carried
TO his home and medical aid summoned.
No bones were broken, but he was serl-
ously injured internally.
YESTERDAY morning the Capitol bell
rang out tirp alarm No. TO and startled
the Legislators somewhat. This morn
ing about half-past nine box No. IL will
be pulled. The alarm Yesterday morn
inc was pulled by the Chief and so also
will be the one this morning. The boxes
are at the extreme limits OF the city and
il is desired to test them.
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ATTRACTIVE SAlES---Durlng
this week we will have all our c0un-
ters turnad into cheap counters,
and offer rare bargains in every de-
pariment. We must have room TO
remodel our house.
We Offer Silks and Velyets much
lowerthan ever offered before. We
offer all our Dress Goods at cost,
and some for one-half. We offer
Housekeeping Goods In many in
stances for less than same can be
bought at manufacturers We offer
elegant styles CIoaks,' 0olmans,
Walking Jackets, Circulars, listers,
ETC.. so cheap that buyers will lind
il 10 their advantage to purchase
swan a little late in the season.
Early BUYERS of Spring Goods will
find a great many desirable and
suitable goods and save money.
We wish all our regular custom
ers 10 attend this sale. We wish
everybody and eVerybUdy's friend
to call. You will ind something TO
suit you and learn how cceap fine
dry goods can be sold at
I.BLUR & BRO S,
I2t l'It MAIN STREET.
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THE NEW OFFICERS.
Particulars and Personnel Of Last Nights
Choice.

Particulars and Personnel Of Last Nights
Choice.
Below will be found list OF the Off.
GERS elected, last night, with brief per-
sonnet OF each:
Asscssors-First district, F. P. Win
gerter, r. Second district, Robert Cow
an, r. At large, Ralph Ankle, ID.
City Collector-James B. fancy, ID.
Curator OF Second ward msrket-R.
Robinson, d.
City Sexton-CLarles Heiser, ID.
Solicitor-Alfred Caldwell, ID.
Health 0tficer-T. D. Edwards, X.
Keeper OF Lockup-John Arthurs, d.
lumber Observation-Disclosures I. Reed,
K.
Superintendent OF Chaingang-A. s.
Radford, X.
Receiver-E. W. Dunsway. X.
Surveyor-F. L. Hoge, ID.
Weigher-James W. Bulgef, ID.
Weighmaster Michael Edwards, d.
A great many OF these gentlemen are
too well Known 10 require mention.
Mr.. Wingerter was for years at the post
office and latterly has been in
the insurance business. Sapt.
Cowan, the former Eighth ward
Councilman, everyone knows. The
same might be said OF Ralph Ankle and
James Il. fancy. Mr.. Robinson is
well known North Wheelingite. father
OF Councilman Robinson. Charles
Heiser is son OF Philip Heiser, the
efficient sexton for so long. Councilman
Caldwell and DR.. Edwards are both
well known. John Arthurs, or Jack, as
ne is called is carter, at present-a
man with a wooden leg. Mr.. Reed is
from the Island. where he
is quite iavorite. A. 5.
Radford is an Eighth warier, not
very well known, who was formerly
connected with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, Ed. Dunaway has read law
with Will Hubbard and is organist at
Barnitz' church. Mr.. Hoge, Squire Bul.
ger and Mike Edward, We all know.
These are the officers, chosen without
much regard to party. May they so
conduct their respective offices as 10 de-
serve reelection.
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FRANKIE's FREAK.
The Girl In Boys Clothing Turns Up
Again In Ohio.

The Girl in Boys Clothing Turns Up
Again In Ohio.
OuI readers are doubtless yet quite
familiar with the arrest, some time ago,
OF a girl in boys clothing, answering to
the name OF Florence Goldsborough.
She was charged with stealing money
from Squire Robinson, out the
pike, with whom she worked in the
capacity OF a farm hand and to
whom her sex was quite unknown. She
was arrested in this city ana examined
before Justice Miller, and after skilful
defense by II. II. Pendleton, Esq was
discharged. "Goosebsrry," as she was
called, has turned up in Uricksville,
where she was arrested on Tuesday.
She is as bad as ever, and smokes,
chews and drinks bad whisky as usual.
She told the following story OF herself:
She was born near Bridgeport, her
father being the Rev. Goldsborough,
pastor ofthe NJ. E. Church. When she
was sixteen years old she donned the
garb OF formers boy, assumed the
name Of Frank Harper, and left home.
She went to Guernsey.
A short time after this some drovers
who were lodging at the Globe House,
kept by Zske Morris, were robbed.
Florence was arrested, tried for the
crime, convicted and given three years
in the Penitentiary, where she served
her time working on cane.seat chairs.
Alter her release she went to Cincin-
natl and obtained stu alton as assist
ant clerk on the steamer Alaska in the
New Orleans trade. After one season s
work she went to Cleveland and drove
on street cars for a year,
and then returned to Columbus
and worked on farm
for man named Noble, robbed him OF
500, and got another term OF three
years in the Penitentiary, where she
again worked in the chair business. Al
ter serving her time out she went to
Cincinnati and clerked in drug store on
the corner of Eighth and Vine streets,
was arrested by the proprietor for steal
ing, and served nine months in the
Work house. She has since been in Co.
lumbus, Newark, Coshocton and other
places, and is now in the Urichsville
lookup awaiting trial.
Florence, being dressed ike a boy,
was OF course not without her admirers
among the fair sex, as the following
gushing episte from one OF her sweet
hearts OF this county shows:
-, OHIO, January 81, 1881.
My Own DEAR | now take pleasure in
Fighting you as l received letter yes.
terday eavening my own Dear yes indeed
will continue loving you as | do now
now difference where you are.
Frank it is almost impossible for
me to write where | am at school rs |
told You George Watches me and when
| right hafto watch him like halk, so
he wont see me. Dear Frank don't for
get me for indeed i amt forgot you
YOU are 30 dear to me that l cant
forget you. / must now close by send.
ing kiss TO you. Kiss me good night,
right soon.
[P. 81 Frank dremped something
about you last night that would like to
tell you.
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4 Boy Murders His Fs,hs,

CiScisEArr, February Is. -Gsor,.
Willard, . farmer living near rreeno,,
Indiana. near Shelbyville, was istsiI,,
wounded on Saturday BY his con , hoy
Is years old. The son had refused 70 4:
some work ordered by the father and ~ :
quarrel ensued, in which the faith,
threatened TO shoot the son, whereunor,
the latter struck the father on the besd
with an axe and afterwards on the sids
Mr.. Willard at last advices was reports
dying and the son nearly insane viii
grief. WV
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GENERAL MARKETS
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, February Is. - F,ou,-
Steady, tirm and active. Wheat-Wes,.
ern easier but firm, No. = western NJ.
ter red, spot and seller February 81 H..
al lot seller March 81 l6i(6l 10. Sc.
Ter April 81 l7i9l IL; seller MAY ii Is
al Isl. Corn-Western easy and qui,t
western mixed, spot and seller rebrr.r,
55tc; seller March 5Sic bid; seller Ann,
5S(d5Stc; steamer 81 !c. Oats-pu,.
western white i2(G&3c: mixed 4O,d ale
Rye-Dull at 81 0l@l o.. Haydn.
prime TO choice Pennsylvania and Mary.
so 0O@2l Oh. Provisions-Hiehcr
and tending upward. Mess Pork-Oli
$l4 50; new SIS so. Bulk Meats
Loose shoulders and clear rib sides. none
offering; do packed 5i@S!c. Bacon
Shoulders 6!c; clear rib sides &C; ham,
ll@l2c. Lsrd-Refned in tierces lOic.
Butter-Quiet; prime to choice western
packed l3@2ic; roll oO@22c. Egg
Firm at 23(12ic. Petroleum-Nomina
Cofee-Quiet; Rio cargoes, l0;al9:c
Sugar-Dull; 4 soit?lc. Whisky-Dul
at 81 IL.
CHICAGO, February Is -Flour-S STEADY.
Whent-Fairly active snd shade
higher; No. = Chicago spring aSlCdp>ir
cash: oslo 9gc seier March: T:Mgp,r
seller April; 81 OK seller MAY; No. J Sta
S9ic; rejected ia 1jc. Con-FairlN
active and shade higher at 3. Ia 81
cash :. $50 seller March; +2sc seller May
Oats-ln good demand and prices shade
higher at 30!c fresh; S2ic cash. 30 c seller
March; 30.c seller April. Ryr-Qule,
and steady. Bsrley-Stesly and un.
changed. Porx-Aciive. firm. higher
and unsettled at Sl5 % cash; SlI ~ hll
seller March; Sli67! seller April: sljN2
bid seller May. Lard-Actiyr. firm ard
higher at $40 10 cash; $40 10 bid seller
March; $40 .Ntdl0 22i seller Aprl.
$40 ~ bid seller MAY.
Ciuon n,u
CIsCISSArI. February l5-Cottnn-
Steady at lllc. Flour-Demand far
aud market firm; family 81 sO,r5 ~.
fancy IS 2jG5 Is Wheat strong; Ne.
red winter 81 o.; No. . amber Il o..
Corn--Dull and unchanged, No. E"
mixed i2!c. Oats Easier; No. mixed
bp"o''' hN' ''l'UE''' W. fMH
00le. Bsrley-Stronp: No. fall Il a..
No > DO $50 $50. Pork firm.r q, $500
@l5 -. lard-Aciiye, irm AMI high.
er at $40 OOtal0 IA. Bulk Mca,s
Strong; shoulders 81 %: clear ribs - a.
Bacon-ln good demand and s,caiirr
shoulders DC; clear ribs = e.. clear : r..
Whisky-At 81 07. Butter FINN ana
unchanged.
New Orleans
Nkw ORLEANS, February lJ-Collrc
Quiet and Lrm, Rio cary"rs, ordinary
to good llMl3lc Sugar Dull. common
6l(e &C.; yellow clarified 1.@1ic. Mo.
lasses-Active but not quotably higher.
common 23G2jc. centrifugal INA q
fair S3Ca3ic; frosted lja3jc. cistrrp
bottoms 30td3sc. Ricc--scarcr Sni
firm; Louisiana ordinary 10 choice .n
dc.
ToLsDo, February H.. 49, Wheat --
Dull; No. . red Wabash, spot 81 a..
seller March 81 '06l; seller April Il CNi
seller May 81 O9,; rejected ssc. Corn
Quiet; high mixed held at ale. No .
spot 42c; seller March I2lc; seller Ma,
4Itc. Oats-Dull; No. 23ic: No. 2shitr
SOC.
Pittsburgh.
PirrsBURGH, February lj.-Petfuleum
Dull. United certificates p0c bid r..
fined firm ut Ole for Philadelphia deliy
cry.
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GREAY AL.AI&HTERi

Ia order 10 get ready to move
into our new store, and TO make
general improvements, Il will
close cut nay entire. stock Of
Mems and Boy Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods. re.
yartiiess OF cost. do not fail
go come and get a bargain. This
T. mo- catch. Atlantic Clothing
House. l3aO MargGct Street: &.
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what IL West virzinia's Loss II HichI-
Ran's Gain.

DETRoIr, February 15.-Dan Graham
and Ike Clark, notoriodsly hard charac.
tiers, who had served out term in the
West Virginia Penitentiary last satur-
day, arrived in this city this morning.
They are in the custody OF the oficerL
They are charged with participating m
the murder Of an old man named
Anthony Miller at Norris village, near
this city, three years ago. Three con:
iederases are serving out fifteen y .ars
sentence in the u CHI n State Prison.
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philadelphia Election.

PHILADELPHIA, February l5.-Re,urps
from oil but four wares give King, Dem
Tor Mayor 100 majority; Hunter. Com
mittee OF One Hundred and Democrs,
Tor Receive Of Taxes, 2l.0co majority,
Welsh, Rep, for City Solicitor, Ion
molority. The four waids TO hear Iron,
will probably increase these figures
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The Generosity of Former slave.

A touching incident, which shows the
kinship OF mankind, is told in the New
Orleans papers in the story OF Old Jack,
former slave in a prominent Louisiana
family. who spent a. dollar given him at
New Years in the purchase OF half
ticket in the Louisiana State Lottery.
for which he. drew $1,000, and with
which he provided. for the wants OF his
aged parents, and with a portion re-
lieved the wants of some poor Germans
whose su2erinSs moved him. He will
buy sgain, as will many others, by writ
ing to NJ. A. Dauphin, No. $40 Broad
way, New York City, or to the same
person at New Orleans, La, before
March Sth, the next drawing.
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Weather Indicarons.

WASHINGTON, February l6,. r AN
For Tennessee aud me Ohio Valley,
cloudy weatherand snow, followed 'by
partly cloudy Weather, variable winds,
shifting to colder westerly, and higher
barometer.
For the lower lakes, cloudy -sed rainy
weather, warn ysouth winds, fsling bar.
ometer, generally followed by srising
barometer, aud cooler, westerly winds.
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THE pENNsYLvANIA OUTLOOK.
Beaver Gets Scared and Talks OF With
drawing-rho Battle stu Goes on.

Beaver Gets Scared and Talks OF With
drawing-rhe Battle stu Goes on.
HARRIsBURG, February l5,-General
Beaver is still here, working up his can.
vass. Chill Hazard and other members
OF his brigade staff from Western Penn
sylyania are on hand dong what they
can 10 win votes for him. Senators New
myer and Lee have gone 10 Washington
10 confer with Col. Bayne as to his fu-
ture course. They are expected back
tonight, accompanied by the Colonel, TO
prepare for a renewal Of the contest.
Gen. Beaver told some OF the Grow
people to-day that, If, when the House
came together again after the munich.
pal elections, il seemed apparent that
the deadlock conld not be broken, he
would not permit his chances for the
Governorship 10 be jeopardized by re-
naming ia this fight. He bases bis
hopes oil success on being able 20 con-
vince his opponents that be is in no way
CONCERNED in any war with them. He
prefers to occupy the position OF COM
promise candidate, equally acceptable
70 both sides.
His friends here think he can be cleo.
ted il his soldier friends come here and
20 10 work for him in earnest. The
General does not talk 40 confidently,
but he knows Of eighty.iour on which
he can rely with certainty.
The twenty-eighth ballot for United
States Senator was: Bayne, IS; Beaver,
81; Wallace, 81; Phillips, /. The Con-
yention adjourned.
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EXCURSION RATES

To Washington City and Return.
For the benefit of those desiring 10
visit Washington City upon the occasion
OF the Inauguration OF James A. Garfield
as President OF the United States ike
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st. Louis
Railway Company announce the sale OF
Excursion tickets 10 Washington City
via Panhandle and Pennsylvania Line.
Tickets will be good going ON March ls,
ID and 81, and good tor return passage
until March 10, 1881, inclusive.
The round-trip rate from Wheeling
will be only Sll.00.
Arrangements have been made for
through sleeping cars from all points on
line Of Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & 81.
Louis Railway, going and returning.
Excur,ionisfs via Panhandle and
PENNSYLVANIA Line are assured a quick,
safe and comfortable trip over the best
constructed and most perfectly equipped
railway in the world.
For Excursion tickets, sleeping car ac-
commoda;iOns, and any further inior.
nation, call upon or address J. NJ. Belle
vile, Agent =. W. Il Ky, depot foot OF
Eleventh Street, Wheeling, or at the
city ticket office, under New Mcclure
House.
W. unnll olyiua any opa rho unnll
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Phrsicians Recommend II.

Your Thomas' Eclectric Oil commands
large and increasing sale, which il rich
ly merits. l haze always found it ek-
eSedingly helpful; | use it in all Uses Of
Rheumatism, ~ well as lactdres and
dislOcations. / made use OF it myself to
calm the pans OF broken leg With dis
location Of the foot, and in two days |
was entirely relieved from pain. Jos
BeSudin, NJ. ID. Laughlin Bros. 4 Co ,
AGENTS.