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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19
BRIpaEPoRr.

Mr.. James Osborne, of st. clairsviile, was
in towu yesterday.
Mr.. Jacob Carnes, OF Wellsviile. o.. is WIS.,
ting his son Miles Carnes
Alex. Darrah, Esq, ofSt. Clairsyille, was
on our streets yesterday.
Mr. Ralph HeatheriDgton was 30 unfor-
tunate day before yesterday as to severely
cut his wrist while chopping down q tree
George Colbert. a man living near West
Wheeling, was arrested on Monday night
and arraigned before Mayor Robinson yes
terday morning on q charge preferred by
his wife, OF assault with intent 10 rape, the
person of his step-daughter, Margaret
Ann Knight, young girl OF Is or IL years
of sge. The attempt OF this diaboiical out
rage was made on Taft Saturday night The
man was committed TO Jail at ST. Glars
vile, to await trial.
Mr.. George Bell, brother OF Mrs. S. L.
Nugent, met with an accident on Monday
morning which may result fatally. He was
ON his way home, which is in Jefferson
county, and had gone into the wholesale
house of A Uranium < Sons TO make some
purchases before going. The store not De-
ing opened yet it was dark, and in cropping
his way for the Office door he fell through
the elevator opening into the cellar. de
received spinal injuries. which leaves him
in a most critical condition.
The funeral OF Mr.. Henry Thomas, yes
terday afternoon, was the largest seen mere
for years.
The street sprinkler is badly needed. 1t
seems as if q sufficient amount OF money
cannot be raised to get it out. Several ex-
press themselves willing to increase their
subscriptions. Let Us have the dust settled
by all means. 1t is just awful.
The young folks who are invited are re-
duested to meet at Miss Elite McFariands
to- night to talk over the prospects of that
play.
MIR. Alonzo Chapman, OF ST. Louis, was
visiting at Mr.. John Chapman's yesterday.
Mrs. George Duncan left yesterday on an
extensive western trip.
Rev. Barnitz was saying farewell last
evenine to his numerous friends here.
Mr.. Charles Smith, who has been visiting
here for couple of weeks, terminates his
stay tomorrow, and returns to syracuse,
New York.
Hands that the rod OF empire might have
swayed,
Close at my elbow stir their lemonade,
George Ankle is back from Indianapolis
He will return next week, taking his moth
er and sister with him. That city will be
their future home.
Mr.. Chas Meister has another lime kiln
ready TO light up.
The school question As voted upon yester-
day resulted in favor of a school house in
the west end by vote OF l26 t" 81. The
election was very quiet one.
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Charlie Lenkartl Dead.

The above lad news was generally her
aided around the city yesterday. He came
70 Wheeling a stranger. but a. newspaper
man in the employ OF the >"Rdag Lertsr.
lie made and retained hosts of warm friends.
lie married, while here, Miss Ida Berger,
and q union more congcnial and which
promised such lifelong happiness was, per-
hsps never more prOmiSingly entered into.
Upon the removal of the couple from this
city the dread disease of consumption at
tsCSed the husband, and after 3 lingering
illness resulted rs the sad head line notes.
Mr.. LenEard was a bright, enthusiastic,
pushing and cultured gentleman. and we
hut voice the sympathy OF the community
in mourning his loss and extending heart
felt sympathy TO his bereaved widow.
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President Jarrett's Views.

The Pittsburgh papers are of the opinion
that President Jarrett, Of the AmaIgamated
Association, does not approve all OF the de-
mandS of his association. A Dispatch re-
porter interviewed him on Monday. In
answering the reporters questions as to the
results of the afternoon conference with
the man ufacturerS, he said it was more III
the nature of sociable talk than anything
else. IL do not think that the iron men
have changed their opinions, he said, "in
regard to granting the advance. but know
that the men, in making the demand, hon
estly believe that it is nothing more than
they are Justly entitled to-
DO you approve the demand yOurself?'
My views on that point will be fully
known between now and the LIST Of June.
could not answer that now
1T has been said that you are not in
sympathy with the men in asking for the
adoption of the new scale?'
IL would not care to say anything about
that just now
is the action of the Amalgamated Assoc
citation last Saturday final or subject to
change
81 cannot tell whether it is final or not.
There is no telling that Yes, there is
possibility OF its changing either way, OF
course"
Al All events lnere Is no disagreement
between you and the rest of the association
on the question of wages
mo, there is no disagreement whatever.
There may be difference of opinion, but
| have nothing to do with that. Other
men have right to their opinions as we'll
as |. 1t would not do for me to express
my views at present, and I cannot do it,
but will say that | believe the manu-.
faCturers can pay the ST per ton for boil
ing. | think the trade will stand that
much OF an advance
80 you approve, also, the demands OF
the rollers and other classes, which, the
manufacturers say, will increase the cost oi
labor - 80 to s. per tom
''Oh, well, that is all can say at pres.
ent, and with that the interview ended.
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the MODEL MAD

Tia REGISTER IL keeping stem,
tes' Aid prosperity now yygcL,.s-.|
STRAIGHTFORWARD Gdscse. y
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PUBLICATIONS.
NOTICE TO CREDITOI

State Of West Virginia,
In the Municipal Count 81 w
Frederick Zimmerman, Admin si'si"
estate 81 John Suffer, DECREASED
John Suffer, Fade suttcr and Chan"
~ cHAsrNPY.
To The Crodnors Of John SuffeJ. dSoep',d
In pursuance OF . decree OF tb. ~
Court of Wheeling. made In osus
pending 10 subject the real estate o.
John suffer 10 the payment ~ hl, OF
are requested 10 present your olsin'
the said John Suttsr for sdiudis.u
Joseph X. PAUL, comnissionsr, 81 %
No. l2D Chapline street, Wh.elhs
county, West Virgins. on o. befon "
day, the 10th day Of May, A. y. 10
Wines, James r. Cowdsn, -
, , Of .a'd o'a Jt,s y. r. r. oe4S
Clerk pro ~
r. b. Dovspsr and Louis y. safsi. -
for complainant. -
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HbeeIins Resister
"WEDNESDAY. APRIL ~. Iss2.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


beautiful Ornaments-Miller K Fran
yheIm.
Headquarters for Glass-W. \. Wilson.
The Best-Tidal Wave Saloon.
The EsthetiC in NeCkwear-T {. Mottat
& Co.
Our Specialties-G. Mendel Il Co.
Pure Drugs-R II. List.
Fine ChOColate-J. II. Diehl e 60.
Something for Rainy Day-D. GundlInS
& Co.
Wanted-BOy to Learn Baking.
For Sale-SalOon.
Finest Candies-T. +. Heyman.
For St. Louis-Steamer John l.. Rhodes.
Administrator Sale.
Opera House-Rhea.
Masonic Funeral Notice.
Grand Opening LunCh-The Central
Notice to the Public-John GOshorn.
Iost-lOCket.
Step I.adders-SeSbitt & Bro.
Fine CigaIs-GeO. X. MCMeChen.
Ravenna Cheese Edward Reid.
Gladiator Cook StOye-B. Fisher * Son.
Daisy Glass oil Cant. W. Johnson ;
sons.
New Spring and summer Goods-P. Ken
needy
Em5e.lishYOur HOmcS-kirk'S Art Store.
Stockholders Meeting Brush Electric
Light Company.
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TERM

n. rnA.. n KAN, ra.rAar -,
DAILY, aix day. In the weet
DAILY, thru days In the 49, h
WEEKLY REGiSTER-s'--~-Na
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Take three-qusrters Of cup of butter,
two cups white sugar, three eggs we'll
beaten, one cup sweet milk, one teaspoon.
full pure ground cinnamon, four cups OF
-four having mixed in it one measure Ban
ner" Baking Powder: bake in long or
square pans; have ready one-quarter cupful
of melted butter with sugar and cinnamon
mixed in stiff enough to spread; put it on
the cake as soon a. taken from the oven.
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WeaIher IntIirations.

WASHINGTON, April 20, 4. M.-For The
Tennessee and Ohio valleys cloudy weather
and rain. southwest TO northwest winds,
stationary or lower barometer aud temper
allure.
For the lake region, cloudy weather and
rain, variable winds, shifting to westerly,
stationary or lower barometer and temper
fiETP-
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Forty Years Experience or an Old Nurse

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre-
scripton Of one of the best female physi-
clans and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
failing success by millions Of mothers for
their children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, grip
ing in the bowles and wind collie BY Civ.
ing health to the child it rests the mother.
Price IS cents q bottle.
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Grand Rail- Tonight.

Seibert'S Garden will be the scene OF u
grand ball tonight, under the management
Of the proprietor. Henry Seibert. Cars will
BE- run on the Wheeling and Elm Grove
r. K. until the close. Music will be fur.
nished by the Dimmey's Orchestra. Re-
freshments of all kinds served. Every
thing will be done to make this an enioya-
BILE affair, and it will no doubt be we'll
patrOpizad
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The strike of the operatives lin the Cum
berland coal region keeps an important in
duStrial interest OF the State in most I'M
satisfactory condition. Uncertainty about
the quantity and prices of our coal sup
plies is injurious to the whole transporta-
ton service of the State, to manufacturers
and to foreign and domestic commerce. 1t
would seem to be the case that it is in trou-
bles like the present falling-out between
miners and mine-owners, when capital and
labor both become Unproductive at once by
the same cause, that the office OF State In
Spector of mines and mining ought TO be of
service to all concerned. An impartial,
competent officer could gather the facts on
both sides, and then. without any
undue assumption of authority,
might render effective arbitration be-
tween the two disputants, in accord
ance with the we'll known and established
principles OF mining-principles to which,
as the custom of the industry. employers
and EMPLOYED yield equal obedience. But
nothing of the sort seems to be con-
templated, and there is no probability of
an immediate satisfactory solution Of the
mining troubles. These indeed existed
more or less all of last year among the
striking canal boatmen. If our statesmen
would only lift themselves a little above
the level of local partisan politics, we might
find them giving some attention to ques-
tons of this sort in which the real inter-
ests of the people are involved. But it is
the miners votes, not their interests, about
which politicians concern themselves Just
as, in the case of the tobacco laws, it is not
the system of inspection, bat the appoint
ment OF inspectors which veNes.- Bdiiim0rs
Journal of Commerce.
The top filters at the Riverside furnace
have made no demand for an advance with
the others. 1t is the general opinion OF the
manufacturers that, considering the State
OF the trade, the furnaces will close down
before paying general advance.
The price for pudding in Wheeling is
twenty-five cents in advance of Pittsburgh.
But our men pay two helpers whereas the
Pittsburgh men have but one, 50 that the
former make less money.
The Amalgamated Association pic mic
will be held on June 3, at Beaver.
The Whitaker sheet mill is the largest in
the world
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Ladies',

All of YOU who read the REGISTER will be
interested in knowing that Mrs kisner,
who has just returned from the East will
exhibit at her Salesroom, on Main street
from Thursday until Saturday evening. all
the most charming novelties in millinery
which the season affords. This opening
will have attraction for every lady who
likes to be charmingly dressed, and a cor
dial invitation is extended to all of these TO
call within the aforementioned.
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Ali persons wishing to test the merits OF
great remedy-one that will positively
cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any affection of the Throat
aud Lungs. are requested TO call at Logan
Il Co. s drug store and get lOc trial bottle
OF Dt. Kings New Discovery.
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Too Utterly TOO.TMO.

There is such thing as genuine Tstheti-
cism. Then again there is the spurious
kind The first means what is truly beau
tiful; the other a base imitation. To get
the first in gents furnishing goods you
need but go TO the establishment of the
Somehow Bros, next TO Miller & Franz
helms jewelry store. The Messrs. Some
born Bros. import the finest goods, and you
can get the most elegant articles, the best
wear and the lowest prices from them.
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BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price IS cents per box. For, sale by Logan
c.
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There Is no use talking, il You
want to buy Clothing cheap go
to l.. q. HirSh'S, 1910 Market
street.
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Additional Jurors.

The following additional Jurors have
been summoned for Part , Of the Circuit
Court, for to-day:
Washington-Peter Gundling and c. J.
Meyers.
MadisOn-Benj. Baer and Frank Falloure.
Clay. NJ. Wheat and Alex. burst.
UniOn-A. ). Nansickler and ]. F. Simp-
son.
Centre-Peter MUM and 5. c. \. Hamil-
ton.
EWebster-Frank Weber and J. d. STAN
ton.
Richland-DanielD Dean and ]. W. Morgan.
Ritchie-C. H. Snediker and Joseph
Hydinger.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Seabright and VIM.
Hand.
Liberty-Jackson Porter and J. B. Cham
he's
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The Wheeling scale.

In view of the present state OF affairs, the
scale, in Wheeling, will be of interest. 1t
is as follows:
The price for boiling, at present, is $5.75
per ton, at a card rate of % or less and
runs up to $9.55 at ) cent card rate. Tn.
der the proposed rate, the Is scale will be
$625
Muck rolling at present is Il y cents per
ton, or one-eighth of the boilers price.
Under the advance il will be 49, cents. II
will be understood, Wheeling pays 80 cents
per ton more than Pittsburgh for boiling.
and 6s cents per ton more Tor muck roll
ing.
Sheet rolling is now S. 80 per ton for No.
gauge, at $50 card and runs TO SIS on a
No. 80 gauge. The advance is 10 per cent
all around.
Nailers now get 2l cents per keg, OH
$40 nail card The scale runs from u
cents on s.. 80 card, to S6 cents on 4 s.. 80.
Their new scale has not yet been submitted.
Nail plate rolling is governed by the price
OF nails. When nails are worth p cents
for cutting, the price for rolling'is 80 cents
per ton. This is u cents less than is paid
by Pittsburgh and the new scale, which
has not yet been submitted. will, it is I'M
derstOOd. aim TO equalize this.
Heating is worth 15 cents a ton on a -
iron card. running up TO Sl.07 on a 1 cent
card. Catching is 10 cents, when nails are
below 50 per key, and runs to 25 cents
when nails are worth s. to s.. Showing
under is 22Cents when the nail card is s.. 50
and runs TO So cents when nails are worth
$3.50. Hooking under is 9 cents, with nails
at $3.50, and IA cents, with nails at $500.
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The usual Merchants Lunch Mt
the New Mcclure Sample Rooms
daily.
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The REGISTER has . paid correspond
Intelligence and integrity In every s''''
the state, who~o business II II 10 furnis
paper with all that interests the p-'
his locality to aid every effort nj inq
ment, and In the development Of !.
sources OF the State. And II also has
CorresposAeats In ths Prssrtpsi a
OF the country, who Arc wide awake 10
ering that which will interest and pre-
people Of West Virginia.
THE MARKET REroRrs
OF the leading cities, At home and Al
constitute q valuable festure Of u
IsTER.
LAWS BAKER a 90. are the mc-s -
Newspaper men In ths country, and th'
news which escapes their vtEilani ~
worth We recording. "-ALd<rtor bAfrp~
SenA Gsr . speeinea Cspy 81 IL ~
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Trying and Testing.

II you have the chills take Peruna. j
you expect or fear them take Peruna.
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the WEALTH

recog uited and appreciated b. the I.,,pls b,r1
Ii the Ef9uirrr Of this state s'r,i-l.,. !
Dosn,pI1n
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A wOrkman's Views.

a representative member OF the Amalga-
mated Association was induced, after much
hesitation, to give his views.
81 don't like the annual changing OF the
scale" said he, las it is liable to produce
trouble. | would prefer good scale and
having it stick.
What were the reasons for the advance
this time
There were several, one of which, and
principal one. too, is the increased cost OF
living. Up there in Pittsburgh it is aston
ishing, and YOU would be surprised to learn
what it costs. Another thing was the ir-
regularity of the pay. For instance, a
boiler did not get enough in proportion,
considering the arduOu> work he does. 1t
was to regulate this, among other things,
that the increase was made
"What do you think of the argument OF
manufacturers that trade will not stand the
Increase
"Well, there's this about it. It's true
the card is ~, but there are so many spec
ialties creeping ont that the real selling
price will average higher. There are many
articles that sell for 3l3 or even cents,
which bring the average up
What is your own opinion OF the de-
mand? see President Jarrett is rather
displeased.'
Il don't know As care to say what my
individual views are, though I've heard
Jarrett does not entirely concur. | would
not be surprised, however. to see modl-
ficatiOn OF the scale
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LEvxEIaONu.


News From the River aRA the water
l. Craft.
The Stockdale passed down yesterday.
The Emma Graham passed up yesterday.
The Diurnal is the Parkersburg packet
to-day.
The Chancellor passed up last night en-
route for Pittsburgh.
The Andes left yesterday for Cincinnati
with very large trip.
The steamer JohR l.. Rhodes leaves on
her trip down this morning.
The river is still on the decline. the
marks showing feet inches of water in
the channel.
The following towboats passed yesterday:
Up-Monitor, Ella Laymon and John A;
Wood, with empties. Down-Hope ana
Modoc, light.
OIL CRY, April 1S.-Rivcr foot 10 inches
and stationary. Weather clear and cool.
SrErREsvILLE, O., April lS.-River feet
and falling Weather clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, April lS.-River stationary.
New ORLEANS, April lS.-Weather cloudy
and warmer and showery. Thermometer
81 degrees.
CAIRO, April lS.-River "a feet G inches
and falling. Weather cloudy. Thermom-
eter GO.
CINCINNATI, o., April lS.-Riyer II feet
and falling. Weather fair and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, April lS.-River Is feet $
inches scant and falling. Weather partly
cloudy with a stiff south wind. Thermom-
eter72.
NASHVILLE, April lS.-River falling with
IL feet inches on the gauge.
PITTSBURGH. April lS.-Riyer 3 feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
LOUISVILLE, April lS.-River falling slow,
" with feet inches water in canal and
OK feet in the chute on the falls. Business
fair. Weather partly cloudy and clear dur
ing the day and looked like rain at night.
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If you chew, buy your tobacco at H.
Meder & Bro. :.
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CASH paid for rags and old iron at the
stove store of John O'Donnell, l06l Market
CT
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BOAR DING.

DOARDIN G-GENTLEMES WISHING
ID board in private family comforts of
n home, location quiet and pleasantly can
obtain same by calling nj y South Penn street,
Island. Terms moderate. aplOb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

The finest cigars for the least money at
III. Meder & Bros, below the Mcclure
House on Market street,
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GET castings, tinware and arch fronts
from John O'DOnnell, 1851 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

ALL smokers articles at II. Meder &
Bro 5, below the Mcclure House, on Mar
ket street.
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state NEWS A SPECIALLY

"Conductad with energy. sbity. and gre
ness."- Warrington, n. DrHlOc'ai.
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STYLISH and reliable spring styles in
mems shoes at l.. V. Blends, 1885 Main
81
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TlIE great want OF the age is supplied in
the good five cent cigar sold by IL. Meder
Il Bro. Market street. 5eioT the Mcclure
HOGSS
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For an after-dinner smoke get one OF
those five or ten cent cigars, sold by II.
Meder & Bro, below Mcclure House, on
Market street
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Thermometer Record.

As taken at SchnePCs Opera House drug
store:
TUESDAY,,
7A.m.IsM.3P.N.7 7A.M.I2M.SP n. 7PN.
o. a u 20 81 Il - ~
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NEW spring goods just received al L. V.
Bonds 1885 Main street
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P.KgNSEDY, at No. 1888 Main street, has
inst received a large stock of Spring and
summer Dry Goods, sc. He is now pre-
pared 10 give his customers the best bar
aains ever offered in this city. See an
urt,aCCmsnt in sdvertiSemeutcolumn
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Cinnamon Cake.

II you smoke go to II. Mcder & Bros be
low the Mcclure House.
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n NcTlfs OF hftICIcN on thr
Csdevelopcd Riches % The s,as
Carefully and thoughtfully prepared
most fascinating writer. will he prinL
the REGISTER running through the on
year. These articles, will alone, he ~U'
any West viryinian, many times the
OF the paper.
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|, series OF articles on IN,

"The RrorsrER IL the leading psp~r -
Virginia. and - one OF our best eIciIlAs-'
burph DuIy Tmes, (lndl.
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Buy your stoves from John O'Donnell,
1861 Market street.
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. EDICAL.
DR.. FRAZIER'S
Root BitterS !!

Fraxier's Root Bitters are not dram -shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal In
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver
and kidneys, keep the bowels open and regu-
lar make the weak strong, heal the lungs,
build up the nerves and cleanse the blood and
system OF every impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush OF Blood to the Head,
tending to Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, Dropsy, Pimples and Blotches, Scrofu-
ious Humors and Sores, letter, Ring Worm,
White Swelling, Erysipelas, Sore Eyes and for
young men suffering from Weakness or De-
bility caused from imprudence, and to females
in delicate health, Fraziers Root Bitters are
especially recommended.
Dr. Frazier: have used two bottles OF your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weak
ness and Kidney Disease, and they did me
more good than the doctors and all the medi.
cine ever used, From the hrst dose took .i
began to mend, and am now In perfect
health, and feel as we'll as ever did. l con.
slider your medicine one Of the greatest OF
blessings. Mrs. ID; MAhilNo
Sold by ell druggists everywhere at sl.Oo per
bottle.
8. @. Hamilton, Agent. Bellaire, 0.