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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-22
THE sCIOTO SINKING.
Where Was the Responsibility and
Who Was Responsible:
70 &c ENitOr 0I the ReqlSter.

Who is responsible for the collision be.
tween the Tomas and Scioto is question
the community is waiting for impatiently?
Section 4i04 in form POO reads:
There shall be ten supervising inspec-
tors who shall be appointed by the Presi-
dent by and with the advice and consent Of
the Senate. Each of them shall be selected
for his knowledge, skill and practical ex-
perience in the use of steam for navigation,
and shall be a competent judge OF the char
acter and qualities of steam vessels, and OF
all parts of the machinery employed in
steaming.'
The changing of Rule No. by incompe-
tent supervisors is the cause, and they are
the men who, in opposition to the protest
OF almost all pilots and owners of western
steamboats,, changed the rule giving the de-
scending steamer first choice of positions,
while the ascending pilot on boat moving
at half the speed could determine which
side of the river is best suited to pass and
can more easily place his boat in position
and out of the way of danger, pilot on
the descending boat prefers the ascending
boat to take first choice, and then he knows
Just what to do with no possible chance of
cross whistling. The fact that if the super.
visor OF the Seventh district has never had
license on steamboat, would he be a very
competent man to judge or to make rules
changing customs that have been used for
running and governing steamboats,, while
he is known, as section 4404 says he
should, not to have knowledge, skill and
practical experience?
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MARTINS FERRY.

Frank Milligan, of Mt. Pleasant, was in
town yesterday.
NJ Sheets is in Pittsburg
Mrs. Ed. Wells, of Bridgeport, Miss Sarah
Tolliver, of the Wheeling Female Seminary,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Nanpelt were the
guests of Mrs. A ID. Newland on Thursday.
Mr.. Noble, representing Geo. A. Kelly &
Co. Pittsburg. was around on Thursday.
Miss Belle Bailey and Miss Jennie Wyley
have returned from brief visit to Burr's
Mills
0. NJ Miller the John Hancock insur-
ance man." was in town yesterday.
The campmeeting which begins at Wal
nut Grove, tonight, promises TO be a sue
cess. Services tomorrow at 1880 A. NJ, 3
P. NJ, and 1880 P NJ. Good preaching is
expected. The Little Anna will run after
the services each evening to accommodate
Wheeling people wishing to attend.
The boss patterns are arriving at the
Union glass warks.
DR.. II. West and children, of st. Glars
vile, and DR.. Parker West were visiting
DR.. s. B. West this week.
Mrs. Josiah Remnant is improving.
Joseph Twins lime kiln was fired on
Thursday.
David South, stone quarryman, sprain-
ed his arm badly the other day, and is not
working in consequence.
Mrs. Hannah MCGEE, of Wellsburg, is
visiting relatives here and in Wheeling.
Business fair yesterday.
l.. W. Jones is collecting June taxes.
The last advertising brigade Of Forepaws
show put up some fine paper yesterday.
The Union glass works will start up the
second week in August.
A little child ofWm. Padens came nearly
being run over by the cars Yesterday.
Otto Hanlon, of T. I. Hanlon & Sons, of
GAINESVILLE, called on his many customers
yesterday and day before.
Thomas Curtis, an employe at the Black
Diamond Tool mandatory, had his hand
badly burned Thursday.
An immense fly wheel for the Standard
mill is being cast at Mann's foundry.
The Scioto- Tomas investigation is
watched with great interest.
Council failed te get quorum Thursday
night. The Wizard Oil men were here.
Spence shipped three threshers on the
st. Lawrence to points below yesterday.
VIM. Campbell was again before Mayor
Mitchell yesterday, and was fined ten dol
lars and costs for drunkenness, &c. Com
mitted in default of payment
Henry Bone, Esq, is again ill.
Mr.. James Rodgers, of Wellsburg, was in
town yesterday looking otter lots.
Mrs; Judge VIM; Kennen, Mr.. and Mrs.
vile, and Mrs. Barley, of New York, were
visiting Mayor Mitchell this week.
John ". Crook has accepted the agency
at this place for the Wheeling Sunday Lea
der, and will serve it regularly TO its pat
rons hereafter. Persons desiring il are re-
quested SO send in their names at once.
They are assured that it will be delivered
promptly and early. As John Is q very
popular young man, he will no doubt
build up large listhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-22
SUNDAY SERVICES.
where worshippers Can be Aeeommo-
dated, Tomorrow.

A Gospel Temperance meeting will be
held at Parker'S Hall, tomorrow afternoon,
at $50 P. N.
Services at the Second Presbyterian
church, tomorrow, at 10:30A. NJ. and Z: 80 P.
N. All are welcome.
Services at st. Matthews Church to-mor.
row at 1880 A. ". Preaching by the Rev.
II. Il. Swope. No evening service.
First NJ. Z. Church, Bridgeport, preaching
by the pastor at 1880 A. N. Scriptural
reading and choral services at 7:30 P. NJ.
All are invited.
At the United Presbyterian Church ser.
vices will be held as usual tomorrow ut
1880 A. ". No services in the evening.
Sabbath School at 2P.M.
The Saturday, evening Union Sunday
School Teachers meeting at the English
Lutheran Church will be led, this week, by
Elwocd Hughes, next week by Robt Nc
Lain. '-
Prayer meeting Sunday at p NJ. Preach
ing at 10: 30 A. n. by Rev. Franklin Ball.
No preaching at night. Sunday School at
2P. N. Young peoples prayer meeting at
$50 P. N.
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be administered in the Third Presbyte-
rian church, at 1880 A. NJ, and the usual
services at $50 P. NJ, by the pastor Rev. J..
G. Lyle.
w. B. Thompson will conduct the seryi.
ces at the Disciples Church tomorrow IS
usual, alto A. N. and 7:30 p N. The sub
ject in the evening will be Christianity
versus Sectsrianism." Illustr ated.
/. North Street NJ. E. Church-Preaching
Sunday morning at 1850, by Rev. +. J..
Stone. Sunday School at 2 P. N. At 7:S0
p. N. the Rev. F. Ball, former pastor Of this
church. but now OF the New York Central
Conference, will occupy the pulpit
ReeRlar services tomorrow in the First
Baptist Church. Preaching BY the pastor,
Rev. B. Milford, at 1880 A. N. 1neme:
The Promised Rest" Sabbath school and
pastors Bible class at N. n. At7:S0 p. NJ,
The Creators Duty" On Monday even
day evening the pastor viii lecture before
the young people on Things Not Worth
Trying"
Strangers will be welcome at all services.
Ny daughters Paralysis ataxis disap-
peared from the use Of PERuSA. B. c.
- n
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WATER WALLIS.
Stray and Regular Matters Along the
River and Wharf.

The river was stationary at dark last
night with 6 feet inches Of water in the
channel
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
to-day.
The Bachelor leaves fos Pittsburg to-day.
The dredge boat "0hio" is still at work
on the bar at the mouth of the creek.
The Jennie Campbell with model barge
Philo arrived here yesterday afternoon.
The Chancellor from Pittsburg, en- route
for Charleston, was detained by heavy fog
yesterday morning and did not reach the
city until about noon yesterday.
The Hawk, Townsend and J. S. Neel
passed down with tows yesterday.
The St. Lawrence leaves for Cincinnati
to-day.
The Little Annie will run Sunday night
for the accommodation of people wishing
to attend the camp-meeting at Martins
Ferry.
The Fannie Tatum, Captain John B.
and Psducah. PittsbaTg Times. And so is
the Hudson.
The Buckeye State, Capt J. Kirker, is
due here en- route for ST. Louis
II is said that Capt Dillon, of Wheeling,
is now building boat in West Browns
vile. He was at one time owner Of the i'll
fated Scioto, selling his interest last March.
-PtttS6trg Dtspdtch.
Captain s. s. Garrett, OF this city, nomi-
mated at Washington, Saturday, for super
vIsipg inspector of steamboats, for the Sixth
district, will be confirmed without delay
The charges filed against him were found
to be trivial where they were not baseless
Memphis LedgeT.
Pilot John Meeker, says the Cincinnati
Times, took out his twenty second renewal
as licensed pilot this morning. He claims
to have made upward Of 1000 trips on vari-
Gus steamboats,, and that he never met with
an accident
PTrrsBuRH, July N.-River feet and
falling. Weather clear and warm.
On CRY, July H.-Riyer 10 feet and fall
ing. Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, July 2l.-River II feet
inches and falling. Weather clear. De-
parted-Andes, for Wheeling.
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CoScERr at Fountain SELDOM to-nighr
Il Yeur Herse Rick.

Wheeling has long needed q practical
veterinary surgeon. and horse-owners will
be glad to learn that Mr.. c. B. Robinson,
graduate Of the Montreal Veterinary and
Ontario Agricultural Colleges, and who Is
q Fellow Of the Montreal Veterinary Med
cial Association, has settled among Us. His
Office and pharmacy Is at Frank Webster's
stable. No. Eleventh street.
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MARKET MELANGE.
Ruling Rates for Vegetables, Neat
Produce and Eatables.


| Produce and Eatables.
The Wheeling City markets are decidedly
more active and much better than they have
been at the same date in years. Vegetables
are coming in very rapidly and are un-
usually NICE and fresh. Peaches have
made their appearance, but coming from
! Southern markets and neither as fresh nor
as sound as they might be. Green corn is
here and is very nice.
! Butter and eggs are both rather high and
| scarce for the season. Chickens and
poultry are rather unsatisfactory and
! somewhat scarce. Meats are about as fol:
! lows: Roast beef, l211 to Is cents; steak,
| sir,oin, IL cents; round, Ii cents; porter
house, 16 to Is cents; corned beef s cents;
mutton, 10 cents fore-quarter, and II cents
for hind quarter; chops, Is cents; salt pork,
Is cents; ham slice Is TO 22 cents; shoulder,
Is cents; sausage, Is cents; bologna, 12H
| cents
Spring chickens, real and alleged. may
be bought for from 25 to 80 cents each; old
chickens, that is to say, those whose veneer
ableness cannot be disguised, Is cents;
ducks, % cents for young and 20 cents for
old
Potatoes have tumbled from SOC peck to
% and 80 cents, and il the crop is in pro-
portion to the quantity planted they will
scoa be a drug at 10 cents. Cabbage brings
@l0 cents a head; peas % to 40 cents peck;
butter beans 40 to so cents peck; radishes
) cents a bunch; tomatoes % cents a quar-
ter peck, and Indifferent; onions 5 cents a
bunch, and lettuce cents bunch: green
corn is worth 25 cents dozen.
Butter and eggs keep up well in price for
good grades. The supply of good dairy
butter never meets the demand, but the
market is surfeited with butter of bad
quality, old, strong, disagreeable and mixed
with lard and suene. Best dairy sells ut %
to IS GEMS; inferior sorts for less. Eggs
are not abundant and sell for % and %
cents. Cheese 8 to - cents Pickles 10
to Ii cents dozen. Chow-chow 10 cents q
quart Honey is not very plenty and sells
at 25 cents pound in combs.
In fruits strawberries are outot the mar
ket. Raspberries begin to come in freely
and sell at Is cents a quart for black, and 20
cents for red. Next week these berries may
be expected in still greater quantity and
prices will be lower. Currants, plenty at
10 cents q quart; goosberries, 10 cents a
quart; cherries, Is cents. This
last crop does net get much plentier,
and dealers say there's apoor crop. Apples
better in quality and becoming plenty.
They sell at from thirty to sixty cents q
peck. Peaches IS cents peck and not of
very good quality, being of southern
growth, small, hard and rather green.
Dealers say that there is bic peach crop
this year, and the fruit will oe plenty and
cheap later in the season.
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H0norti and Blest.

When board Of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that
by combining some well-known valuable
remedies, the most wonderful medicine
was produced, which would cure such q
wide range of diseases that most all other
remedies could be dispensed with, many
we've skepticai; but proof of its merits by
actual trial has dispelled all doubt, and TO-
day the discoverers OF that great medicine,
Hop Bittres, are honorsd and blessed by
all as benefactors. Democrat.
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CoscKRr at Fountain saloon tonight.
A Feel once Mere.

For ten years roy wife was confined to
her bed with such q complication Of dis
eases that no doctor could tell what was the
matter or cure her, and used up small
fortune in humbus stuff. SIX months ago
/ saw Q. S. flag with Hop Bitters on Il,
and i thought would be q fool once more.
i tried It but my folly proved to be wis
dom. Two bottles cured her, she 10 now as
strong as any mans wife, and 1t cost me
only two dollars Such folly pays."-H.
W. Detroit, Mich.--Pfee Press.
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CoscERr at Fountain Saloon tonight.
AHeErs Irsn Thiel.

Robert Taylor, q gentleman Of ebony
hue, was arraigned before Justice Philips,
yesterday, on the charge Of sppropristfns
railroad links and pins to bis individual
amount Of 500 he was sent M to keen
company with his old "pard,s william
Leeper. until the next session OF the Circuit
Court
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Mbeelias Re9istts
SATURDAY. July aa, IsSa.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Notice-Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.
Card of Thanks.
For Sale-Pittsburgh and Western Rail-
road Stock.
Hop Tonic--R. II. List
SilYerwsre-Miller & Franzheim.
Best Cooking S'oye-B. Fisher & Son.
Granite Ware q. w. JOhnSon's Sons.
No Goods Misrepresen ted. 7. Stone.
Fresh Fruits. II. Diehl & Co.
The Best-Tidal Wave Saloon.
Great Reduction in Carpets-G. Mendel &
Co.
Serge GOods-T C. Moaat & Co.
Painters Materials-:W. A. Wilson.
- Specialties--Edward Reid.
Midsummer Noyelties-Henry Jacobs
Local Page.l
Excelsior Planning Mill-Beltz & Fading
-[LOcal Page
satin Gloss Flour-Neill & Dillingham;
Third Page.l
Now is the Time-B. F. Caldwell.-IThird
Page.l
Sportsmen's Headquarters-I. G. Dillon.
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FntnIAceitlent,

Last evening at 1880 as freight train no.
IS, going East, was passing through Came
ron, a little grand child OF Mrs. Lemons,
VIM. Fitzgerald, about nine years old,
was run over and perhaps IA
tally injured. His left leg
was cut off near the body. Medical aid
was immediately called, and every thing
was done 10 relieve the little fellow, who
VAS pronounced dangerously hurt
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Aarsa Min Zee essst Any lers esc.s
TorxxA.K An., July q. -Detsetfvs: e -
Fe rsiiroad, succeeded In snscting ne cAl-
ture Of Aaron Smith, who attn0.ss Z -.
zion hos on the western end q - -.
snd riddled him with bullets. smlA ma
some grudes against the Secdcn boz. and
shot him In his shsnty ct night Smitn
vas found ON Q sheep ranch mar LAreeo,
and vas taken to Denver for trial. the crime
having been committed In COLORADO.
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Indications.

WARRINGTON, July =, A. M.-FoFs the
Lower Lake Region, fair weather, light
winds, mostly southwest and westerly, sta
tionary or higher temperature and pres
sure.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, part
ly cloudy weather in some portions, local
rains, winds mostly northerly, stationary
IPmperntnre and nressnra
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CokcERr at Fountain Saloon tonight.

ARoUT forty-fve students have entered
Frasher's Business College already this
month. twenty-five of the number are
young ladies. The people are sppreciating
the chance Prof Frasher Is giving them to
attend during the vacation.
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Rnogre Gaia

To the yolks Of six eggs, well beaten, odd
three-qusrters pound white sugar. juice Of
one lemon, one-half pound -four having In
IL one measure Banner Baking Powder, and
the whites OF six eggs beaten stiff
Each can Of Banner Powder contains o
measure to use instead of spoon.
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CosCrR7 at Fountain Saloon tonight.
BuekIen,. AYuica o.Ive.

The Best sALvK 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. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by Logan
A. Co
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CoscErr at Fountain saloon tonight

MEssRs. STANTON & DAyExroRr have re-
ceiyed the Midsummer Holiday number
August) Of the Century Magazine, which
Is replete with interesting productions.
Don't fail TO procure . COPY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-22

Nothing Is purer or more re-
freshlng than the Cream sold by
Mrs. Mary Zeigenfelder, No. 60
Twelfth Street,
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MtllfOna Test IN.

Millions of Bottles OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, as Trial Bottles of the large size.
This enormous outlay would be DISASTROUS
to the proprietors, were it not for the rare
merits possessed by this wonderful medi-
Store, and get loo. Trial Bottle free. and
try for yourself II never fails to cure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-22

The Turner'S Of this city, have arranged
with the r, @. q St L. Railway Company
Tor grand excursion TO Pttsburg on Bat
urday, August 5th, to attend the great
Turn Fest to be held at that place.
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shert Nerk With oatlaws.

ALBER9uERQuE, N. NJ July 2l.-Vigilants
pursued and overlook Jack kingsbury,
Bill Mulchy and Nevada Jim, . gang Of
murderers. A terrific fight followed ana
two of the murderers were killed and the
other blew his brains out One Of the vigi.
lants was wounded.
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El..ea WitF. nrave Milatla 30

.CHNkso, July ia poor yocng nan
named w. 4. Frue, ffrst rL,e1senans y y
With Csroiine. the beautiful, dauGhtsr Of
Rev. Moses knight. retired capitalist and
a former minister Of Kentucky. They
were married at Evansville, and have re-
turned to Chicago for forgiveness.
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Demeeratic Conveatiea.

SrKuBxSvILLE, O.. July:sN.-The Demo
cratic convention will Be held in b. Glars
Vile on the LIST of August The probable
candidates before the convention are w.
A. Arnold, editor of the Cadi1 Sentinel, w.
A. Owesney. of this city, and Ross Alex
ander, of Bridgeport
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Fross In Iewa Lest Might.
DUBUeE, IA, Jnly 2l.--There vas slight
frost last night, but no damage done.
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Strawberry and other Fruit
Favored Creams at Mrs. Mary
Zeigenfelder's, No. &C Twelfth
street. fresh eVery day,
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In countries where malaria is prevalent,
or where the climate is subject to sudden
ehsnges-should be found in every house
Rcwn's Iron Rtters.
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.eaver RxpIai.s nis words ASses
Caaero0.

PHuaprlrIA. July 2i.-General Besve,,
in sneskine of his British spssch,
s. said. sril Ten You what / did az. 7 ssid
that the independents made mistake In
msenifyinR Don Cameron and II making
him fili the whole State OF PennsyivsniA, :, !
did not say that Cameron yae mau
man. said he wasn't . big nan bus mp
tie man, referring of couse 10 him Pysi-
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The usual Merchants Lunch at
New Mcclure Sample Rooms daily
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%. James Hotel, July -, Issa.
FL Fuller, Boston wK Grimes, Pitts
l. b Noble, Pitts Jas Tlton, Bellatre
c Weidman, Columbs w Holiingsworth,
A T Castor, city Flushing
X d. Herridan, city WS Mitchell. Colu'bus
ID n Harris, Pitts Fw Weigand, Elyria
Q A Holcombe, Danv.e A Caywood, ClarfsbE
ID p Bliss, city 8 Harris, Cincinnati
u Mcconnell. Clevd w HGngzby, Columns
G w Anshutz Pitts CIV Cochran BALTIC
a Z Rutter, BALTIC Geo Todd, BALTIC
A ID Grassland, Mon Ms Denney and two
treal, Canada children
g K Steele Mounds'e Mis- Lou McCiay
B Il Williams, Wells ] Francis, Newark
burg II Wrestling, city
W. Rea, Phila Tuxel, Scottdale
o Sheldon, Pitts Isaac Truxel, Scottdale
+ RCampbell, Chicago u Vehr, Cincinnati
W N Ingerson, NewK n Workman, B 40
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IMPROVEMENTS
Going ON at the City Gas Works on
Nineteenth street.

Some very extensive improvements are
going On at the gas works just now which,
when completed, will make some very ma
terial differences in the manner of making
gas, and in the rapidity of production.
The building formerly occupied by the
Superintendent as an office and residence
has been torn down and on its site has
been erected q building called the purify
ing house, one hundred and twenty-five
feet long by forty,siN feet wide. This
building will be used as its name indicates,
as a purifying house and as q receptacle for
lime and other articles necessary to
the manufacture OF gas. IL is
a substantial brick structure and
is one and two stories high, running from
the street back to the alley, On the
grounds is also going up another new re
tort house, which will contain three
benches of skies The old retort house
is being refronted and reroofed with an
non roof and generally repaired. The puri-
tying or lime boxes will each be 1Sx22 feet,
Instead Of l0xl2 feet as formerly. A new
exhauster, two new boilers, lone upright
and the other Horizontally have also been
added to the equipments OF the works, aud
when the repairs shall have been com
pleted, the works will be as complete as
any in the West
There are Just now three tanks, with
- CdpoCAbl VI O-etVSe ASS~ c1
the grounds, and these serve the present
demands very well.
The daily consumption Of gas just now
is about $50, 900 cubic feet.
The tar which is made at the works is
shipped % Chicsgo as fast as made, while
The coke generally goes to Cleveland.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Dillon is experimenting the
erection of the buildings which are being
erected BY Mr.. George Woods, OF this city.
worthy Of Praise.
Asa rule we do not recommend Patent
Medicines. but when We know OF one that
really Is public benefactor, and does posi-
tiyely cure. then We consider il our duty 70
impart that information TO all. Electric
Bitters are truly most valuable medicine,
and will surely cure Billiousness, Fever
and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Kidney Com
pIaints even where all ether remedies fail
I'VE know whereof we speak, and can freely
recommend them to all.-ErcA Sold at
fifty -een,Ss bottle BY Logan &Co.