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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-10
Rules of the Schools,

Agreement entered into by the
management of the several schools
of Salt Lake city, under the auspices
of the Protestant Episcopal, Metho-
dist Episcopal, Presbyterian, Con-
gregational and Baptist churches:
1. PUPILS UNDER DISCIPLINE.
When a pupil is under dis
cipline in any of the schools here
represented, the principal shall,
within thirty days thereafter, in
form the other principals of the
fact, and we agree that such pupil
shall not be received until a certii>
cate Of dismissiOn is presented.
2. SETTLEMENT OF TUITION
Tuition is due in advance. All pu.
pills shall be required to settle tut
ton one week before the close of
each term, by cash or by approved
due bill, bearing twelve per cent.
interest, and in case of EnOn-settle-
ment q list of deiinquents shall be
sent each principal at the close OF
the term, and such pupils shall not
be admitted into any of the schools
here represented until a satisfac.
tory settlement is made. In indi.
vidual cases, however, the practical
application of this rule shall be left
to the discretion of the principal.
8. FREE TUITIoN.-All appli-
cants for free tuition shall be re-
quired to present a certificate OF
honorable dismission from the
school previously attended, and the
same is expected of all others aD-
plying for admission.
PROF. G. D. MILLER,
Pres. Teachers Assn.
PROF. T. w. LINCOLN,
Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-10
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Miscellaneous Matters.

Cleveland, 9.-The scheme OF org 'nlz'
ing the Brown, Barnett q Co. iron
works company OF youngstown has failed,
and an effort is being made TO iorm I,
new company with capital stock OF
$500, 900 to assume all the assets ano
liabilities of the old company.
John @. Gsult, after consulting Wild
Col. Hoxie. of the Gould roads. hna.iy
declined the commissionership. ct the
California pool. he finding that to accept
would necessitste either living continu
ously in San Francisco or spending 9
good deal Of his time there, and this be !;
not willing to do GA account Of his wife!
health. Mr.. Gsult says hs cannot take
the place unless the pool officer has quar-
tiers located at or within days ride o
Chicago, as that is the only place where
Mrs. Gsult enjoys even fair health. 1t a!
not known here whether any other persor
hes been mentioned in connection wltn
the place.
New York. 9.-Goveinmen. obtainec
q verdict to-dsy in an action for the con
domination Of 100, goo cigars not bearing
the number Of the factory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-10
More Fighting.

Paris, cit Is reported that Colons
Badens, commanding the French fort
from HAiphong, has had On engagement
with Chinese regulars ut BaeninR. The
Chinese we're defeated. The French gun
boats will cut off their retreat. Colonel
Badens' force numbered 500 men. Tho
victory is important. Frances agreement
with the Black Flags in Tonquin grant,
them arrears of pay and free possession
between Kooksi and Runghos. Epi.
denies have decimated the forces Of the
Black Flags, aud many more are desert.
ing. They abandoned their works nes,
Hanoi and retreated beyond Dsi and the
rapids of the canal towards Lookai.
They also partially evacuated Sontay.
TIE French troops are in excellent health
and spirits.
The appointment OF Gensrsl Cam
psnon IS Minister of War ia officially
announced
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-10
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

The Chicago Germans will not cele
brate until November 81. the bicenten,
NAL of the frat settlement ia ,he United
States by their cOuntrymen.
Mr.. Meears, of GsleAs, Ills :, cele.
brated bis Tooth anniversary On Mondsy,
The Catholic diocese of Portland. He,
and New Hampshire, will be divided
because Of tie increased Catholic pop1la.
ton. New Hampshire will be called the
diocese OF Manchester.
A Boston bank president asks Congress;
to enact national bankrupt law.
Spain is not Satisfied with the action o.
the French government in regard to Al.
fonso's treatment.
New York now has distillers' wine
and spirit exchange.
Free thiskers,.of New England state,
are arranging to hold 3 convention il
Paine Hall, Boston, on the 9th. 18th
gnd 29sh Of January next.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-10

DIR. s. B. Britton says, "As a rule
physicians do not, by their profes,
sional methods build up the female
constitution, while they seldom cure
the diseases to which it is always
liable in our variable climate and
under our imperfect civilization.
Special remedies are often required
to restore organic harmony and
strengthen the enfeebled powers of
womanhood and for most of these
we are indebted to persons outside
of the medical profession. Among
the very best of these remedies as,
sign a prominent place to Mrs. Lydia
E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-10
BottIe-nose Curiosity,

Trenton, N. j., s.-The corpse Of q
bottle-nosed whale. 10 feet 4 ipchss in
length, was washed ashore at Earregate,
Nj. A plaster cast of the rare specimen,
and the bones,wiil be taxed to the Smith
soni8n Institute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-10

tOOO cOZY BUILDING LOT, 3x6 RODS
pow of ground, on the Jenning, book,
North Temple street. 81
S16R0 A COY HOUSE OF THREE
@AcoO. rooms, good cellar, grsnar barn,
etc.; lot on corner, south front, First South
SeSO ACHoiCE BUILDING LOT, 511s
~ooO rods of GROUND, with a thrifty bear.
ing orchard. one block from Liberty Park car
1910 A coy BUILDING LOT, s1lO
QHcO' rods, south front, splendid view,
on car line. First fouth Street. IL
S1 0OO A CLOSE BUILDING LOT IN
VI )OoO' good cultivation, 4xl0 rods, one
block east OF Main street, on State Road A
S1QOA A RUSTIC HOUSE OF FOUR
@A0OO rooms, closet, buLtery, etc. Lot
21lx7 rods Of ground on street car line, 21l
blocks east of Main street. Is
S01R0 A HANDSOME LITTLE HOUSE
$11oo ofthree large roems, high ceiling,
newly papered, closets, buttery and porch;
lot S2kxl65 feet of ground with nice turned
picket fence. splendid well eff water and
choice fruits; plenty of ground for another
house; en- car line, Ninth Ward; close up. q
20 SO0 ADOBE HOUSE, SIX Rooms,
So,ooo Corner lot, iO1lo rods, south and
east fronts, excellent fruits, water, barn, cto
10Th Ward II
e1SOO A BUSINESS PLAT OF
~1COO' ground, 1872 feet frontage, on
Commercial street, near First South. A rare
chance for an investment. k6
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-10
Battle Impending.

Helena, M. T., s -Governor Crosby,
Of Montana. reports battle impending
between stock men and the Catesh band
Of Sioux. Six hundred Of the latter are
said t. be marching toward the Little
Missouri.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-10
The French.

Paris, cit is reported that General
Campanon has been appointed Minis.
ter Of War.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-10
For RENT,

~ FOS KENT,
That handsome residence formerly occu.
pied by Colonel Shaughneesy, near the Gardo
House, $780,. r1fl - =
A nicely furnished house ofsix rooms, IL
blocks from Main street; $50.
House OF five roonz, Third Est, 800.
Handsome furniture in house for sale.
a frst-clGss Furnished House OF
nine rooms, complete, together Nth bat.
tertes, closets, good cellar, bath room,
hydrosat sOater, etc large lot IN lam
and beautifully shaded, on cor Tine,
close to business. Call at my office ion
particulars.
Office Next to Walker House,
MAIN STREET
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03
A BAD GHOST
ABAD GHOST
That Is Trying TO Terrorize the Mar.
tins Ferry People.

There is ghost in Martid's Ferry that
should te laid 1t is regular-going,
thoro Inbred ghost, seven feet in height
and ettired in conventional! white, and has
an annoying habit of rushing out uaex.
pecteGly, on dark streets, waving its arms
frantically and frightening people to death.
Some OF its freaks have already been
mentioned. but it went on a regular war
path on Saturday night, and was seen by
several persons. Eugene Burris said it
rose suddenly before him on Hickory
street, having apparently Crept up out OF
knot hole. He saw its white immensely
loom up against dark coal house across
the way. and wave its long arms threaten
ingly. One glance a. il and there was
vscsncy where Eugene had stood. He had
gone for revolver.
The Misses Green, while coming from a
re- earssl Of the Pilgrim Fathers. met his
gEostship at the corner Of Fourth and Han.
over streets. To their diso-dered ard
in sginstiop he seemed tIuy eight
feet high, with CHASTITY ard
shocking countenance and skinny
arms. The night air was torn and
Is ,erated by a series OF orthodox iemi.
mime shrieks and two ladies went flying
down street.
This was apparently sufficient diversion
for an evening for the ghost, and he re-
tircd to his lair. There is talk OF oryaniz-
ing q vigilance committee and seeking
him out, but our correspondent, at the
mere thought Of the ghost, was so fright
ened that his telephonic account vas not
SO lucid as il might have been.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03
OVER THE RIVER.
News from Cur Three Nearest
Cities.
interesting Letter Of Gossip. from Bel
Iaire News and Gossip from
Bridgeport and Mar
tbs Ferry.

Tie remains OF Mr.. George C.ouse, \
very pr, miuent German citizen OF this
plscs, who died on Friday, were laid to
I.st in Rose Hill cemetery yesterday after
Loon. The services were held in the Ger
en- Church, the pastor. Rev. J. n. Heinzs,
officiating. The funeral was the largest
,tn here for some time. The Druius OF
this city and Wheeling turned out largely
sud followed The remains 10 their lsSt
:. sting place Many friends from Wheel
ilg aid other places attended.
DEATH os THE RAIL.
Word vas received here yesterday that
Buck Shsnley. ayouug man living IN TINS
city, was killed by the cars near the
Allegheny Depot last night shan ey
has been brakins on the {: I.
L. Il. 1t appears that he was passing over
denly be fell between them and was killed
instantly. He was about . years old, and
was a son OF Jerry Stanley.
An EXCITING RACE
took plsce at the roller skating rink at
room was cleared, End five young men OF
this city INDUCED in race. Those enter
ing we're Harry Randolph, John Rankin,
Jim Kelly ard Grant Baker. Randolph
took the lead and maintained it for some
distance. Rankin suddenly shot ahead,
aud led his opponents during the
balance of the contest, coming
out victorious by distance Of
one-half a mile. The crowd cheered,
cheered and cheered, and the greatest eI-
element prevailed during the entire race.
EVERYBODY en- joyed il and praised Randolph
very highly He was the smallest contest.
aDt and il was amusing 10 see him leading
the Others.
TOWN. GOSSIP.
Mr.. II. Z. Pearson, the tohacconist, is
having his store room reiitted up IL Tine
style.
James \. Baker. who was seriously in
iurea by the cars on the B., Il. & c. road st
Captina last week, made his first appear
anCe on the streets yesterday.
Mrs. Crafty is still living, without pros
poets Of recovery. Mrs. Naylor is able 10
be up. Mrs Carter is still quite sick; also
Alex. Mercer.
John B. Henry, Master Mechanic on the
3 L. Il {. T. K. left yesterday for Zanes-
Vile
Mr.. r. A. Woods will remove to Texas
shortly.
Lsny Murphy and NJ Doobins, OF Mar
tins Ferry, were in the city yesterday call
ing on friends.
The ST.. Lawrence stopped on her trip
down yesterday and received large quanu-
ties OF nails and glass.
The Princes now only makes two trips to
Bellaire on Sunday, leaving Wheeling at
3 30 and o'clock and returning from Bel
leiTe at 8: so and 6 o'clock.
Only two arrests have been made since
Friday. These were made on Saturday
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03
ADDITIONAL STATE NEWS.
The Death OF Two Prominent Meu-A
Flank for Anderson Other NAT
ters 0f Various Nature.

SAYS the Randolph Enterprise: We
have not had single prisoner in our
county Jail for months, the mayor is out
killing his winter venisnn. our chief OF 20
lice hasn't been on 4 bender for almost ~
sge. the neighbors are at peace, tue dogs
are too tired after hard days chase 10 Day
the moon at night, the frogs in the marsh q.
es have ceased giving their accustomed
matinees, land even the chanticleer OF the
BARNARD has reformed from his accu,.
toned cOmtatativeness and now Lovingly
cells the attention OF his harem 10 any
choice it.bit that he may lind. and when
they assemble around 10 view il, he grace
fully swallows il himself Truly, We are q
quiet, hsppy, thrifty people.
Mr.. jacob SIa!naker, living few miles
from beverly, says the Randolph Enter.
prise. killed two deer at one shot last weex
Mr. Stalnsker wss out on still hunt,
ard csme up with an old doe. he APP
preached within some eighty yards OF her
and as be was drawing his gun 10 his
shoulder, fawn, which had been lying
down, arose and crossed necks with its dam.
Mr.. Stalkner fired, breaking the neck Of
the doe and cutting the main artery in the
neck OF the fawn thus accomplishing the
rare feat Of killing two deer in one shot,
The hams were served up TO the guests OF
the Valley House, and We speak knowingly
when We say they were excellent.
The Highland Recorder gives long and
interesting account Of the attem pied ASA.
sination Of Jas. Turner by Arch Hatclif,
a desperate character, whose home is in
Highland. Turner WAS induced to leave
his home about midnight, Ratc!lh
having called and represented thA
he had lost his way and wanted TO
secure a guide. The two left the house,
and when a short distance OIL Ratcl!a
drew long knife and stabbed his Compan-
ion twice. Turner cried murder" and
Rat5lif fed. The wounded mans cries
brought help, and he was carried home.
His wounds are very serious and likely 10
prove fatal. RatC!iti was subsequently ar.
rested and .oiged in jsil.
The Fsirmont Index, in notin: the death
o! pr. EnOs Amos, say. The desth Of such
man as Dr. Amos must always be Eel; rs
r great blow in any community. He was
about 81 years Of age, and was a kind.
hearted, courteous gentleman, and though
comparatively q recent acquisition TO our
town was known and greatly respected by
everyone. He was twice married,
and leaves a widow and four chill
dren. tie funeral obscqUies were
conducted under the auspices OF the 4. +.
x a. Mssons Of this place, OF which oruCr
the deceased was a member. on last Mon.
day, the remains being arcompani'i by
them TO their last resting place on the
farm OF the dececent's mother, near Gil
Dos, in Lincoln district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03
MAN MISSING.
Anxiety Ovsr the Whereab outs Of
August Sauar.
A list of Ciine and casuaIy-Mang'ed
by a Traia-Hand Shattered
Alleged Robbery.

There Is considerable anxiety over the
Whereabouts o. Mr.. August Sauer, Of the
Fifth ward, and his family AID friencs are
afraid something wrong has happened him.
Mr.. Ssner b the draughtsman st the River
side Furniture Company and three weeks
seo went to New York on business for the
firm. Every day he was heard from, by
postal or letter, until eight days past, when
mis- letters ceased. Since then nothing has
been heard of him. Mr.. Metzner wrote TO
the agent in New York and learned that
Mr.. Sauer had left there for home. He then
te!egraphed TO friends at Pittsburgh, think
irg be might have stopped there, but moth
ing was known OF him.
This was told REGISTER reporter last
night. at late hour-too late for further
particulars or for minute details. Mr.:
sawyer has family and the members, said
our informant, are extremely ANXIOUS.
Perhaps there IS some mistake and Mr..
Sawyer vii, turn up all right.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
Sunday Events In The Little Industrial
CITY.

JACK Nolan, helper at the Laughlin
mill, was out hunting Dossums on Friday
night. He caught one very fine one,
after trampi ng the hills during the whole
night On his way home he stopped at the
mill TO do little work. He tied his doy to
TIE ore box and lay the postum down near
by. He looked for him about an hour az
terWfrd and found he was gone. Some one
W II have a fire roast to-day.
Mr.. J. h. Wier, who had his thumb
mashed q few days ago at the Lsughlin
mill. hsd il amputated Saturday.
pleasant visit up the river. His mother
will return tomorrow.
Mr. J. ". LauTance. OF Bel!aice, removed
his family 10 this city yesterday.
The Climax laid ~ Yesterday TO have
her boilers cleaned. TIE John Tomas will
run in her place.
Tie Salvation Army drum corps came
over Saturday end gave matinee 10 8
large audience. a man with a cinnamon
bear elso attracted much attention.
For Rent-Three rooms in Il. +. Sxea-
neys house, in the Third ward.
Nicholas Fleming OF Grsndviex, Ohio, is
the guest Of his 6rother-iE-law, Sam gel
Westwood
Mrs. Anna Hall ard daughter Ruth. Of
Allegheny. who have been visiting Mrs.
Anna Mile: for some days, returned home
Saturday.
School resumes 10 lay aitsr the Thanks
givinc-vscs,i
Harry Taylor is back from New Martins
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03

LoKoSI, ARK, October p. lS>3.-For the
Sske Of the balance OF mankind who may
be suffering, wish TO give you my exper-
ierCe with one of your Georgia remedies.
have been afflicted with scroiula for more
than twelve years-hsye had sores on me
SIS large as q mans hand for that length OF
time, and last summer was so bad OF that
could not wear any clothing. Everybody
including myself, had given me up 10 die,
and said ! would be q dead man in three
months. l had taken hundreds OF bottles
Of al kinds Of medicines, had spent hun
dreds of dollars with physicians and had
ruined my system with mercury and
potash, when friend told me Of the won
derful cures made by Swift's Specific.
got il and began its use, and soon found it
was just what / wanted. In short time it
cured me sound and well. Thousands of
dollars could rot buy from NE what STift's
Specific hos done for me. The county Off
Cis's and in fact every body IN the county
will bear witness 10 what have written,
Ger wsS a well-Snown case.
NCvrs respeclfu'ly Z I. HTGH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03
. THE MARsHAlsHfP.
seyssal Hes Whs, AeesfaisS
,empsrasy. Csaid Saeeeee
AlIsfnaon H fh<y - Desared.

seys,si Hen Whs, AeesFdiaG - . Cse'
,em,srary, Csald saeeeeA "Bsss'
ACkisaes n fh<y - Desired.
Caar'eston Gall.
Where did the Call get onto its infT
nation about the Marshslship, and thai
IVES. Atkinson was iitely to be ou,ted-
a.ked Republican, well-knowD In the up
per end Of the State.
Our irfor nation Was aosat corrrst wa
il notr' was the Yankeeland reply.
well, as for a. it went, yes. Bat WSol'
the man who could have been appointed
MARSHALL
.TLst is Whist ycu are to tell me?'
III you are suie you won't give II a"9
Give i, away? Why of course l won't.
Spit out your mans name.
Well, Jim Huling could hsve been APP
pointed, but would not accept. Some OF US
insisted then that he psme o friend, bu!
more could be agreed on by all parties, ana
so Atkinson still holds tie fort. Some OF
the Republicans down here wanted Huling
10 recommend one Of the Stacks, John, |
believe; but some objection Vas made to
him, and the matter was dropped. III
give YOU q pointer, though
Pointer out"
The gsne is not yet ont Uneasy lies
the head that wears crown, and the mar
shal's chaplet don't brig any more than
the usual comfort TO George Wesley's brow.
Lightning is liable to strike him st any
moment. Ia, IA
Coed evening""
A few moments later We met the gentle
MAJ who gave us our first information on
this subject, and told him what we bad
Just heard. He said: II was not hnling
10 whom | referred. The man spoke OF
was told by tie President himself that he
could have the Msrsh,lship il he desired II.
When he said he did not the President
asked him to name his man. He has not
dome so yet. 1t Was not Hulipg, though
be could probably have gotten the place
had be desired it Gene Dana could be
made Marshsl if he would take IL, and Dew
epdorf cou,d have had il for the asking.
You will have 10 get in the inner circle to
get the name Of my mans name.
And so We parted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03
vile Tie elm al. DOWN there don't agree

vile. Tie cliu ale DOWN there don't agree
wish him
/ Rsiney's coal works sre off for few days
Mrs Jim Quinn, II MInso. is the guest OIL
her father. Robert Carmichael.
Charles NcCsrty is threatened with diph'
tberi:.
tepssck, who have been visiting friend.
spd relatives here for some days, returned
10 I.amsr. Mo-. on Saturday.
Mrs. c. L. Myers is quite sick.
The funeral of Mrs. Jane Woods took
place Yesterday morning from the resi-
dence of her son Mr.. Harry Woods on
Third street, and was largely attended:
The remains were deposited in Green Eood
cemetery and Rev. f Z. Jones, pastor OF
the N. z. Church, officiated.
Charley HumphreyTille is on the sick
list.
DR.. A. r. Ong is issuing bright little
illustrated paper advertising his holiday
goods called the Martins Ferry Review.
Mr.. Hsrry Roberishaw is laid up with
quipsey.
both of this city, were married st Nes!
A!eNsndria q day or two ago.
McGaw. OF Steubepvilie. has been spend
iug 8 few dsys with friends in this city.
NJ. A. r. Reed. OF East Liverpool, &C.
cpmpauied rs his wife and daughter, Is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Joseph Roberts.
Miss Evey Majors has several classes in
pership.
The Tomas ran in place of the Climax
The boiling and sheet departments 1t the
.ftna mill are making half time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03
An ALLEGED Robbery.

Last evening man named Glass, OF Ohio,
claimed that be had been robbed al Win
tiers Il Thornburg's hotel Of 81 and q
watch. A REGISTER reporter visited the
hotel and cleaned the following informa-
ton: Glass had put up there several times
last week and the last time Saturday even
ing. The man was drinking during the
evening and went out in the town, accom-
panied by several young men. The propri-
etors do not know just what time he came
n TO 70 10 bed. Yesterday he informed
ole Of the proprieto.s OF the al
iesed robbery and pointed out the
msn he thought had taken his money.
The proprietor wanted him to have the
assn srres;ed and searched, but strange TO
state, he did nothing Of tine kind. The
proprietors are confident, il he had any
money or watch. that be lost or spent il
be fore be returned 10 the hotel, for his
hotel has good name, and nothing OF this
EatuIe has taken place during the time
that these gentlemen have had the hotel in
charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03
A Robbery at Elm Groye.

Yesterday morning atout o'clock bur.
glars effected an entrance 10 Lock Kim
Minis grocery store, in Elm Grove. lot
of knives, shoes, etc, were carried off. The
safe was blown open, but no money Sc
cured, though it contained over 800,
which was blown under the counter By the
explosion. Judging from what could be
learned yesterday, the thieves evidently
came from Waynesburg, and on the com.
pletion OF their Job at Elm Grove, came
down TO this city and turned their horse
loose for the animal was found at the stock
wards this morning. Capt. Bennett re.
ceived 4 dispatch from 5. Murray, OF
Wsyuesburg, stating his horse ami buggy
hsd been stolen Saturday evening Mr..
Murray arrived here last evening anu iden-
titled the rig as his.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03

HEART affections, kidney aud liver
trouble affect nearly oneh half OF all man
kind. Yet how many heedleSsly pass
through shortened life giving no care to
these complaints which cause the human
family such gress distress. Does your
heart beat violently from the least excite.
ment? Have you it's OF dizziness? Does
your pack Ache? Are your bowels cousti-
psted? These symptoms are the first
warnings. Delay is dangerous Be wise in
time. Regain perfect health by using
Browns Iron Bitters.