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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15

Councilman Harper and James McGraw.
that is, one Of each, are dangerously sick.
John Huffman has sold in the First
ward lot to VIM. Huffman for $500 cash.
James Fitton has been awarded the CON-
tract for the gas fixtures in the Guernsey
county court house, and reports other
work plentiful. ~,
The Monumental Fair melted SoSo.S2
The ercss receipts we're $SlS So, and the ex-
ne macs S2ss OS, netting the amount named.
The final meeting of those interested in
the Fair was held at the residence OF Mrs
7, G, Hyatt last night The amount net
ted ia above the expectations Of those in
terested. and the good ladies who contriou-
ted to the Fair should feel proud. They
did spieu6idly.
Butter is still scarce and high. 1t brings
b cents and eggs Is cents. go
The U. P. Sunday School will give a
grand concert on Tuesday evening, April
Path, consisting OF vocal and instrumental
music, =.
"Its hot" was heard in every part OF
the city yesterday, and your reporter did
not meet one person that did not have
something OF this kind to say. People
were out on the streets bv the hundreds,
and every thing looked like s1ring.
is. lockwood Is at Darlington visiting
friends. +. \. Lockwood. OF that town.
will shortly locate IN this place.
: George Keller has cosy bran new deiiv'
cry wagon, and is happy. II was made BY
A. II. Marsh.
Charles Meek has returned from Pitts.
burgh and will remain here.
The u. p. Mission Sunday school meets
every Sunday afternoon on Indian Run,
and sill are invited.
Scores of country people were in the city
Yesterday and the average merchant smiled
sll over. Trade as 8 result was good.
Squsre McMace, of Warnock's Station.
was in the city yesterday. Squire is one
of the solid men OF that section.
To-days church programme is as follows:
Rev. Keudrick will preach in the Episcopal
morning and evening. Quarterly meeting
will be held in the NJ. F., the Presiding
Elder Gray officiating and the pastor, Rev.
Taylor, will preach in the N. +. Church in
the Fourth Ward. Usual services will be
held at the other churches, the pastors
officiating.
Rev. p. B. McMenmony. of Council
Bluffs. Iowa, vas visiting Father Gull
Yesterday, en- route TO New York. Father
McMenomy is one OF the rising young men
OF the West.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
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he tsoubls -. W. DUDE
We sir tbs eASy q The THO. 1osssS>
To which. t1AAh 1.ev.1
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Are We. wAo OeAd D"
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We care TOT bettSe tnia ~.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
IN THE LAND OF WeTZEL.
.Sn.cinl 10 dc SUNDAY Rklister.


New MAE1rSsvILLE, April l3.-Work on
the railroad was begun two miles above
town by Mr.. Wheeler last Monday. Home
labor principally will be used along the
sub division, including town.
Timbers for trestling the approaches to
the bridge are being put on the ground.
The proposed whereabouts Of the depot
seems to be unsettled, as yet.
The Pittsburgh Stave Works are in full
blast, having had a successful stave ran
recently, Four or five hundred thousand
were safely lodged in the boom last rise.
A million feet OF lumber was brought
down the creek last week in safety. Our
timber men have learned by dear eXper-
fence the most successful plan Of realizing
out Of their timber.
NJ T.. Rutter, Of Darlington, O., recently
moved to town and has opened up cigar
factory.
County court adjourned to-day.
Our recent municipal election seems 70
have stirred up considerable bad blood
A. W. OInard Is IN Wheeling this week.
Miss Rena Curtis is recovering from her
recent illness.
J. d. Ewing, Esq, Of your city, was In
town q day or two last week.
Miss Georgia Cooper and Miss Gusts, OF
Moundsyille, are visiting at g. d. Curtis =.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
LITTLE WASHINGTON.

Surprise SsppeF-Ths PreAiss0est q
allowing Tsasg Csopss as tie SEN.
mary Meesisg - sssAests - Per.
s0aAi.
Special 10 he sunda, Re2istT.
wAsHrseIos, Pa, April l3.-The event
Of the week was surprise supper, given
Thursday evening. by the Organ Society
Of the NJ. T. Church. The tables were neat
ly arranged in the lecture room OF the
church, and were 6lled With the choicest
edibles Of the season, Surprise packages
containing supper enough for two persons
we're sold, each package containing the
name of tbs lady Who prepared the supper,
and The purchaser was expected to share
his supper with the lady whose name he
found therein.
Thomas and Robert Marshal were arrest
ed some time ago fer disorderly conduct
and drunkenness, and we're brought before
the Burgess Of Washington, who fined
them, and for non-payment committed
them to Jail. The defendants appealed
from bis decision and the appeal was sus-
tanned By Judge Hast, on tine ground that
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
A nssssass q Natural ssse.

William Taylor Of Rock Greek, W
ing, "a . lucky man. He has dIsco,r
Q mountain OF natural soap lsrsses.
to keep the whole human Tscr ess
all time. Not only Is this exr.!ies
duct smooth, firm and efi,oils, a,.s
il possesses some peculiar qt,Aihy !.
makes Il the deadliest foe 70 or :,
grease ever put upon the m.ff re-: = ,
the owner confidently txpscn "
win out.clean the famous ahiee .
ranted by josh Billings, 80 az.
ppots of . coach dog - tbsee oa5N
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
Akuhservaseas Tseai~s.

The Virginia City tNev.l Eni'rPns
says: Now that the opera.hou'e No.
been destroyed by fire II IL .uggsea
that VIC might 20 into the old uPpr
works Of the Ophir or Mexican mir
and III up one Of the levels someusr
nom 800 or 900 feet below the .urtss
taking possession of . whole hcof' I
play or series Of plays suited To th. ~
terranean locality might he WINS
Actors could be shot up shan, %
wines, darted down. through chae
and marched in through dnhs
certain points IN the play blast. mf'
be let of or big cave tumblcd dosh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15

ourhly rsnovats the hoIss hs -,
purchased opposite Tie court hour
Nessfs. Volhardt have comuenc., 4
foundation for their new buildinS ~
the court house.
Thos. Grimes has besn making APT.
improvements In the house occo ~.
Dr.. Curtis, By adding two noes tOcs.
The rear.
Mio Minnie Lockhart, a soosuL;.
young lady from Bethany, vas he ~
Mrs.. John Lauck part Of Lest week.
The new Mayor q 1. Frost sss
In on Thursday, and early In Tie si,sss
there we're three Gases o he dockst N
lHOsorfnvss 90 q thsA q heigine. -
Il w thA psisopag'e Ora 6fsnse h. i
kavs lin u nd Get, blt Tie ssaa ~
hiipastneE vas Ieoksd sp lasss in e -
+. Il. Mark recently received q lam
Foice OF furniture, among which Ws -
elegant bid room ses fof one Of tae -
Mouse men. .E..,.'y
Any carpenters out Of employmeu,
find Pienty Of work here. and II sooi =
see
We are pleased 10 see Miss Jennie D,,.
on the streets again After her long .ai \
gefe illness,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
eElMtoOO OU00ET

~ ~ htN .
ASses-sssceai.
The roof Of the b q o. depot Gas diss
ered on ne iast SUNDAY, scout eiost
the afternoon. A number OF nien pr,,,s
succeeded in extingashinS it With a,
buckets Of water before mach damage n
done.
The p. W. &ky. bridge, at B,gs ras
about comptsted. A nn<noer o. men On =
work grading and laying ties for the rss
Mr.. Caddle. prominent dentist Of whes
Ing, Was visiting friends here last SaAda,
A large oyster supper was given BY ~,
Julia Williams last evening.
Dr.. Ford 10 adding another handsome b
window to his residence.
Misses Julia sad Hannah Birtoa, M
wheeling, were visiting :Teods herr ~
frst Of the week.
Nm. Hiram NeAsehen hes had an III |
ton nut 10 her house. and the entire m
newly painted.
Inn Rrovn nj Martin. ppryv form..I
~ hi, nlscs isf, ,sss TussdsS a. Oms
n he mr. Ar the country he intend, loo.ssI
there.
A surprire party wss rendered n.
Pelley lat TUESDAY evening In hoao, :
his s;,ieensb Listhdsy. A fsyee numS,
i,s,;es and I.ddies vcre present mi M.
ali ssio,eJ them,.lv,s hugely.
III. - r,,v connclI viII elsci a.
Mt Tussdsw evening".
TS.,s rs sociai dance NJ Edv,,a n
lens Tuesday evening Of his new hone
~, Innsa nu.ic a..ier of Wb.'.,.
nd n, Iobnson' Of Cinsint,x,, ,,,,s's
ssIs,mso Tor the Cbickeriny piano Ter,
,orn nm busins,S last urek.
'o IT, Va Ioo,".. "a, !, /. unuso,IIv h..,n..
n R.nvooJ At nre,.nt and b,, bssn
.oms Tins ns,t The humber of S..",
vonId moi escee,i one \ month for The ~
vesr Thai il a very small per cent 10,
nonu,stion Of twenty. four hundred
Jarrett Sinclair stoppeJ hen. ii,
first OF the week 10 see relatives n. "a
on his vny TO Portland, Oregon. sh.rr \.
has AN sppoiptment.
Mr.. Montgomery. overscer OF the por
Was in town Thursday, he came 10 lss
aiter n family IN distress by the nan,
MoScov
lev, Burns Craft IL home n present.
Mis- Edna Hogan. an attractive yoU,,
,,5y NJ MoundsyilIe. who WAS yisi,ior L.
EnI,on the frat of the week. has re;ur,.
Lo uo" '"' " "
n. 10. N,u., in,.,d. ro;,, nm . ~,
MIS-. Joe Mon ~, ,nNnas gong Q" aHt
10 ne's"Vu,
MI is.nI - "mn,.I In 80 ~. 80
IionS w E;ss s.L L. .n,,c,n.,I
n sidence on rsn cse,k. IN An.o'Pas
hs.ipE : nhe ain0 WIS 'u''' "'''"S
and hshlns.,. c,,.,,a,
onsS pu r. nv a. ..,o,,x
iuesdsy. ne h. "s 'ouuuy =,
nnus 10 Mke up s"" ~"' ""A' "
G.,. ot w., Ir,io, G,.,,
Lawyer Snnno, OF We" .n'ou' ors
Master OF odd ssiso"s 70 "e 'ns''a
wat IN toWn fhdsy n'gh" ho v"
business Tor the Iodae.
Inc mIIi company NM nv, "e" '"h""'
bore for water for the mill.
Rev. King was presented WIN h"s w
on CLONES %! no yo""k III" VI
IL was very she ore ana Vas made ~
Chss. senbrieht, 81 wheeling. AZ
a surprise party va Ghne,ea
saliie M'liiams !'s' evening W Wv.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
W,s,e Awake Druggists.

Messrs. Logan & Co, are always alive to
their business, and spare no pains to secure
the best Of every article in their line. They
have secured the agency for the celebrated
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
me only certain cure known for Consump-
ton. Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness, Asth ma.
Hsy Fever, Bronchitis, or any affection of
The Throat or Lungs. Sold on q positive
guarantee. Trial bottles Zoe. Regular size
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
4 0saNesS0s % . Tree.
From III. NasksiIk Void.

One day last week, while In th. a.
mill OF James McEwen was sa.inf
log from the farm OF Col. John NJ"
vock, near franklin, the saw stnict
grapeshot planted there on thai M,
0rable night Of the goth OF Soveos !.
'64, In one Of the hottest con'se =,
tween Federals and Confederatrs ~
late civil war. In the heart Of NAM :
oak on this farm will be found ~
sd "reminiscences Of this nature
could but speak would voice i'th ~
umes Of interesting data Of the e">
scenes Of that night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
ST. cLAlRsvlLIE, o.
News NJ the Relm0nt County Seat
General Persoual Parade.

News at the BELMONT County Seat
General PeFsoaal Parade.
SpeciaI 70 The Sunday Re9istr.
81. CLArRsvILLE, April A.-Henry Scov-
erp, former resident of this place, now
OF Oiivette, was visiting friends the past
week.
Smiley Buchanan, one OF the boys who
is in the employ Of the Barnesvilie Enter
prise and News, was on q collecting and
soliciting visit to town the fore part Of the
week.
DR.. g. A. Close, OF Bellaire, was up see
ing his friends on Tuesday.
David Gray, Of Benwood, was visiting
relatives one day this week.
J. Albert Troll, Of Fred. Troll 4 Sons,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15

Rev Kenduck wilt preach in the Presby-
;terian church at O'Clock this afternoon.
BE is an Episcopalian and is very highly
spoken OF.
Edward o. Hughes has severed his
connection with the stove works
and accepted position in Beaver Falls,
Pa ~.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
MARTINS FERRY.

The Haymaker's Caetatta-The Cathe-
lie FESTIVAL and Other Entertain-
ments-All the Latest Happenings
Rak ed Up and Written Up For our
SIX Hupdred Martin's Ferry Readers.
The Hsymsker's Cantatta which takes
place at Commercial Hall on next FNday
and Saturday evenings, promises TO be one
Of the grandest aud best musical entertain
ments ever given in Martins Ferry. The
best talent in Town will take part, and tae
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15

THE REGISTER has by sew
eral thousand copies, a larger
circulation than any newspaper
publishea In the TWO Sirgin1as
or Eastern Ohio. Its adNanta-
ges IS an advertising meulum
are therefore apparent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
OUT OF TOWN.
FROM NEARBY CITIES AND TOWNS.
Social intelligence Of All Kinds-Pssonal
Mention of Prominent People
Important Local Hap
pesiags. "a t..
srEUBENvlLLE.

Her New Brass Buttss force-A Picked
Croud-rhe "Drummer Boy" Cast
l.meraI.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
ScrYro. Y. Y. Dec. l, 1879.

SNIFElH " :, TO n 100
I1,- he pastor of the Baptist Church here,
sGd an educated physician. | am not in
practice. but am my sole family physician,
and advise 10 many chronic cases, Over 8
wear ago recommended your Hep Bitters
10 my invalid wife, who hiss been und n
medical treatment Of Albsny's best phyIi-
clans several years. She has become tn Dr.
oughly cured Of her various complicated
diseases by their use. We both recommend
them to our friends, many Of whom have
also been cured Of their various ailments by
them. REV. E r. WARREN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15

Harry StlSWlCk anu Jpul SpeuCe re-
turned to the Granville College yester-
day.
Do you take tie DNILY REGISTER: II not
you should by al means. Every day 1t
has a budget of the very latest Martins
Ferry items. Subscribe for it il you don't
take it.
The attendance at the public schools is
dropping OIL.
Persons visiting Martins Ferry and
wanting a good, square meal, lunch or
anything in that line, should call at Shee.
KEYS Sun restaurant and saloon, on Han
over stree,, near the c. & p. depot The
charges are reasonable.
The Homo Sexiette goes out occasionally
serenading. these pleasant evenings.
Dr. s. Morrison aud wife have just
come to our city for the purpose OF open
ins an Office, for the practice OF dentistry.
Mr.. and Mrs. NOR son are both members
of the class OF 1852, Of the Dental College Of
Michigan, at which they achieved special
distinction as operators. They came here
directly from East Saginaw, Mich., where
during the last year. By the way, this is
one OF the only two Dental schools in the
| United States whose diplomas are received
in Europe without the requirement OF .
special examination.
| Yesterday afternoon Q foot race took
place, near the Laughlin mill, between
| will Coats and Dinger Johnston. II was
| for purse of ten dollars, and was Won by
Coats, he winning by about half q yard.
Samuel Higgins returned last night from
q very successful western trip.
Choice ice cream can be found at 2. Il.
| Stanton's, corner Walnut and Fifth streets,
every evening. Mr.. Stanton is having Q
FIRST class article made every evening, and
will be pleased to supply parties, picnics,
etc. Give him . call.
One drunk man was run in last night,
This was the only arrest made during the
day.
last night q fight took blace near the O.
| & p depot The participants viii appear
before Mayor Mitchell Monday morning.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-16
PERSONAL.

Mr.. ]. T. Davis and wife took their
departure for Junction, this morning,
- be absent a month or two.
frank McPartlan started this morn
ing, in company with Mr.. Davis and
wife, for Junction City, He will proba-
bly, visit Miles City and Billings before
he returns.
Mr.. John WATSON, j. W. Hamilton
and John Kehl went on q fishing excur-
sion to the east fork of Big Spring
Creek on Tuesday, of this week. They
report everything hourishing at Reeds
fort and vicinity and that they met with
fair success in their piscatorial efforts,
C. W. Gardner left on Wednesday
coach for the railroad, and from there
his destination is unsettled, a. he in
tends to intercept the Presidential
ptrty. If ever the well wishes Of an
entire community went with a man
they accompany Mr.. Gardner, and
should the object Of the trip be realized
his reception on returning viii be some
thing to be remembered.
A. NJ. Esler left for Helena on We'd
nesday's coach, to look after the min
ing interests he represents. Mr..
Esler is in a position to do a great deal
to overcome the present UNPLEASANT
condition in which we are placed, ami
we are positive he will do his utmost
t. assist in getting an extcntion OF
time and the mineral belt cut Out of
the military reserve.
c. Boissonneault returned from his
Benton trip yesterday morning. He
purchased a large invoice of general
merchandise, which is expected to ar
rive every day, and will soon be on the
shelves and counters of his new store.
which will be opened for business Sept.
LIST. Boissonneault is one of the early
settlers in this camp, and is well known
throughout the territory as a man of
fine business qualities.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-16
John Davis Farewell

If a stranger had arrived in camp
last night he would have come to the
conclusion that the Warm Springs
mining district had been cut out of the
military reservation. But such was far
from being the case. An old friend and
fellow citizen, John Davis, having an
nounced his intention to leave the
Maiden that he loves so well, and al.
the boys that love both him and (the)
Maiden, and take up his home for a
short time in Junction City, was cor
rallied by his old associates and fellow
miners, and given as warm a remiId,r
Of the esteem Of all residents Of the
camp as cold be expressed by words or
actions. Nothing was too demonstra-
tive of their good viii, and about 10
O'Clock the sky was lit up by the firing
sky-rockets, Roman candles, colored
lights, etc, and continued far into the
night. Johnny felt it, and showed his
appreciation as only he can. We wish
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis nothing but hapLi-
ness in their temporary home, and
hope to again, ere long, count them
among our citizens.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-16

j.. w. Hathaway Of Helena. Mont.
L. $. marshal and one Of the best ofic-
ials Of the west, arrived in Minneapolis
last evening with a requisition for one
Matthew Christy, . former resident
here, lately book keeper for Winston
Bros. in Montana Christv helped him
self a year ago to some 500 ofthe firms
funds, and was duly arrested and jailed
for the crime. After being indicted
ChriSty was released on 81. 900 bail.
which he proceeded TO jump. He was
sought for by his bondsmen, and after
some search Detective Gleason found
him here ard rtn him in. Marshal
Hathaway will take Christy home to
morrow. The capture is a good ono.
-Pioneer-Press
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-16
MONTANA NEWS.

Missoula bunko steerers robbed a
S7I6.5o.
Chronicle is agitating
m.
that the ends of
Ibout the I2th OF
Inductors, brake
age men employed on
the NorthS Pacific are to be uni
formed.
An effort IS being made to establish
a mail route from the Crow agency to
the Wyoming line neal the Clark's
Fork region.
Hon. Roscoe Conkling was in Boz o.
man Saturday diving around the city
taking in the sights and deIa.ted wet
the same afternoon.
White Sulphur Springs has subscribed
$1,000 in stock for a telegraph line to
connect that town with the Western
Inion system Of wires. The estimated
st of the line is $4,000, if strung to
ineston-a point from which assist
is expected.
Ssebbins, Of the firm Of steb-
Mund & Co, the Yellowstone
$ purchased al ofthe bur Dis
files City, paying d -efor St5o
They will erect 4 handsome
ides giving a m to real
re-estabIshins confidence
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-16
Has NO Equal
SAVE YoUR MONEY

By purchasing tickets through, and
buying them before getting on trains
ROuud Trip Tickets are sold at all
ticket Offices to all stations at reduced
rates.
Pullman Sleepers between Helena
and st. Paul. Berths can be secured
through any local agent.
q. 4. BARNES, General Pass and
Ticket Agent, s. Paul. Ninn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-22
The Grand Armv,s Object.

Interview with a Prominent Member.
what is the object OF the Grand Army of
the Republic?'
at is the real army of the United States.
1t is an association of veterans who are ready
to tightfo for the government in case of a war.
We number over SO. 900 picked men, 80 per
cent. of whom could be relied upon by the
government as, soldiers in a case of neces-
sity."
rs it not a political organization?'
"Most decidedly, no."
Has this body any candidate for the pres
idency?'
NO."
'If a member of your organization were
nominated. would he not command the solid
vote of the society?'
No; Chester A. Arthur, John A. Logan.
General William r.. Sherman, and many
other distinguished men are members of our
grand army; yet, ii any one of them were to
be nominated he could not hope to secure
any more votes than he would from any
Northern community OF a similar number.
Voting is an individual matter with the
Grand Army. If you were to attempt to
make a political machine of the Grand Army,
it would soon disband. Those who find it
hard to believe in pure patriotism may find
it hard to believe there are over 80, 900 men
united in this country by the one tie of love
OF country, but such is the truth-our coun-
try is the sole object of our Organization
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-22
Expressmen Liable.

Mr.. A. S. Merrill, the popular expressman Of
Brunswick, Me-, writes us on May Is, 1898, as
follows: "Having been severely afflicted for
about two years with Inflammation of the kid
neys and bladder, so called by my physicians, l
suffered with distressing pains in my back and
retention Of urine, caused by q stoppage of the
neck Of the bladder and a complication of other
diseases. [ was hardly able to attend TO my
business, and AT times would be completely pros
trated. l was also affected with lncontinence of
urine to an alarming degree; indeed, it demand
ed my attention fifteen or twenty times per
night, and at times il would seem Impossible for
me to ride down to the depot on my wagon, for
every lar from the wagon would almost seem to
take my life. Having failed to obtain relief
from my doctor, l finally consulted our druggist,
DIR. Merryman, of Brunswick, and requested
him to furnish me with the most reliable and
speedy cure for such sickness, for l was suffer
ing too much for human nature to endure long.
The doctor recommended me to use Hunts
Remedy, as it had been used with remarkable
success in a good many cases in Brunswick and
vicinity. 1 purchased a bottle, and received
such great relief that l continued, and had not
used two bottles before I began to improve be-
You'd my expectations. The pains in my kidneys
and loins disappeared, I gained strength. and
my water began to pass naturally, AID I was
able to sleep soupdly and obtain the greatly
needed rest which for a long time I could not.
l am fully restored to health, and can attend TO
my business. Thanks to Hunts Remedy for my
restoration, and I highly recommend it to all
who are troubled with kidney complaints"