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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-23

The Bloomington Eye issues vo-
cabulary for young nOvelists, from
which we make the following selec-
lions: Let US talk apart. We are OBJ
served. Perfdious wretch finland
me, villain Is this a time for jest,
ingS Aud may fathers curse -.
He drove her from his door. Before
heaven am innocent. Your tale has
touched me deeply. The future shines
bright before US. At 0 then, by the
old castle gates. Go, and may heav.
en- forgive you, as l do. Twill be re.
veDged for this, Jasper Harcourtl
Don't triae with me; | have you in
my powerl Wed you, Wynbert Man
dolinf Neyerl Twenty years ago your
father confded to me this document
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-23

Mis- Ellen Mace. Of BrOcton, IN. says her Physl-
oianss her.up as A. hopeless eOnsnmpuve. bat
four bottles Of Brown's Expectorant cured her. For
sale BY Penny a MeAlister, stanford, and W. N
Weber, Nj. Vernon.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-23

No matter how faded the constitution
may be from disease or excess, the Great
German Insigoraior restores il permansot'
~. See advertisement. For sale BY Pen
NY a MeAlislsr.. -
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-23

Edison's Electric Light is a wond erfu
discovery, but not as wonderful As Halls
Catarrh Cure. For sale Ny Penny a Nc
Alister.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-23
Kow 70 TrnreI and Never Par.

Mr.. Kimball, the present Vice
President Of the Rock Island, took a
seat behind two section men in coach
leaving Davenport for Chicago. The
conductor came in and collected fare
from one Of the men, the other hav-
ing previously paid. Said the latter
to gag his friend:
81 can travel on this road whenev-
err want to and never pay a cent"
"How's thati" said the other.
"It's secret" said the first.
Mr.. Kimball pricked up his ears,
and though he had good sized "heu
on" The Paddy who last paid his
fare got of at way station, and Mr..
Kimball slipped into the va cant seat.
"Have a smoker" be said TO the re
naming Irishman. GLOW do you
manage TO travel without payiDgf
do deal myself, and would Ike tc
know"
"Would yez loike to know" said
Pat, looking cunning.
"Indeed | would, and I'll give you
$40 if you tell me-"
emo"
Fifteen"
"No."
twenty-five"
"Donel" said the section hand, and
the cash was forked over.
"Be Jabers, walk"
This same Pat is section foreman on
the Rock Island, near Davenport
IN. Y. Morning Journal.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-23

T.w. Eagle, Of hiamisburs, o. ..iniofns us that
BrsSn's Expeet0rant cured him Of very bad
eaugh aiter every other medicine had failed. To
be had Of Penny A MeAlisler, STANFORD, and W..
NJ Weber. Nj. vernon.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-23
PILES! PnEsI Piles!

Dr. De1faO's Heso Diseosery for
Piles Il iadiea change from the old remedies
heretofore 10 use The Discovery IL the result Of
years Of pa tent scientific study and investigation
into the character Of this painful disease. To
vince you Of it, great merit, call on Penny A Nc
Alisief. stanford, or W. NJ. Weber, Mt Vernon,
and get . sample box free Of charge.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-23

Why She OBJEorED TO THE Hon
oR.-The daughter of a fisherman
down the coast had tiff with her
lover because she would not allow him
to name his new boat for her. "Why
do you stand out ag'in III" asked her
father. "well." querried the girl
"do you think il such great compli
ment to hear every few weeks thai
Matilda SlOcums up for repairs. Ma
tilda Slocum's in the dock to be scrap
cd, or that Matilda SlOcum's this ant
Matilda Slocum's THAR II you do.
don't. and that's got to settle itl"-
[ Maine GleaniDgs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
IOWA WAVERING.
Tremendous and Decisive Gains
throughout the Entire
State.
The Battle Against BOssism and
One -Man-P0Wer Goes On
BrayeIy.
The Time Coming When Iowa Will
Swing Into the Line of
Democratic States.

DEs MoIYEs, IA, October 1.-THE Re-
publican State Committee has furnished
the following tables on the election:
Senators-Caldwell, of Dallas; McDon-
ough, Of Clarke; Sutton, of Marshal |;
Gillett, Of Boone; Eastman, OF Hardin |;
Dennan, Of Buchanan; Whalley, Of
Butler; Glass, of Cerro Gordo; Chubb,
Of Kossulh; Chambers, of Ce-
dar: Miles of Wayne; Stephens,
Sweeney, of Mitchell; Mccoy, of Mshoska;
Wilken, of Mason; Warren Carson, of Pot
towattamie, or seventeen in all hold-over
Senators. Twenty of the twenty.one are
Republicans, and the following Represent.
atives: Hall, Of Clarke; Butler, OF Page;
Palmer, of Washington; Ward, OF Jasper;
Tuttle, OF Polk; Patton, OF Dallas; Mowry,
of Tama; McDade, Of Sac; Humphrey, of
Wright; HANDLER, OF Taylor; Story, of
Adair; Linn, Of Lomsa; Walrons, OF Polk;
Mccall, OF Storey; Brown, Of Marshall;
Hurd, OF Greene; Watson, OF Worth !;
Dinsmore, OF Cerro Gordo; Carpenter. of
Webster; Vsnderpool, Of Mitchell; McNAy,
of Calhoun; Paul, OF Shelby; Wolf, OF
Cedar; Curtis, of Plymouth; Kuhn, of
Cass; Holbrook, of Della; Hazlett, OF Black
Hawk; Kerr, of Grundy: Weaver, OF
Hardin; Jones, Of Hamilton; Brown, OF
Butler; Sherman, of Sioux; Kennedy, OF
Ida; Rand, OF Lea; Boggs, Of Lucas; Davis, OF
Pottawotamie; Clayton, of Pottawotamie;
over Hotter of Audubon; Fordyce, OF
jefferson; Reese, of Fayette; Fillmore, of
Cherokee; Clay Harrison, Of Palo Alto;
Lyon, of Guthrie; Coys, of Ringgold Scholl,
of O'Brien; Benson, of franklin Smith,
OF Linn; Nugent, of Linn; Miller, OF Buch.
auan; Calkens of Jones; Wilber, OF. Floyd
Pickens, of Mshoska; Greene, OF Brewer
and Converse, of Howard. The above are
Republicans. The Democrats elect Sena
tors in Jackson, Clay ton, Johnson, Marion,
Linn, AppanOose. Seven in all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
3. & o. DIRECTORS.
Met at baltimore Yesterday and De-
cIared Dividend Of Five Per Cent,

BALTIMORE, October 1O.-The meeting OF
the Board of Directors Of the B. Il o. r. r.
took place to day, President John W. Gar
rett presiding. A dividend Of 5 per cent,
payable November lst. next was unani-
mously declared on the stock OF the main
stem and Washington branch. In connec-
ton with the dividend declared, the Presi-
dent remarked that InAugust the mpany
earned the largest revenue in its history,
namely: 81 927 600 and in September
81, ,Cg3. 600; and at this time all the equip
mtnts of the company were fully em.
ployed, whilst il is continuing TO build
d large additional number OF cars and en-
gines. Some great industries on our own
lines are not at this moment prosperous.
Iron and other great interests are TO some
extent depressed, yet there is such Varie.
~ of business which the Baltimore and
Ohio Company how has in reaching new
fields and opening new connections that
when one branch OF trade falls
off another increases until the
results are produced that are striking and
fCll Of promise. Agriculture is prosper.
Gus on our lines. Lumber, cattle and
manufacturing interests upon our system
are, under the circumstances, maintained
satisfactorily.
Mr.. Garrett announced that while abroad
arrangements were made by him for reg.
ular weekly line OF tirstclass 'teamships
between Baltimore and Liverpool TO be
eTmanently identified with this port.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
FROM DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
Republican Plurality Not Exceed Five
Thousand.

De MONIES, a., October 1880 r. NJ
Governor Sherman will have 10000 or more
over Kinne and probably l2,0Os TO $1,000
over all. Judge Reed nearly the same.
The Legislature will be Republican on joint
ballot by at least 40. The House will be
close, but the Republicans will have at
least eight or ten majority. In the Sixth
Congressional District the indications are
favorable to Styles, Republican. Prohibi.
ton probably assured.
The Democrats now generally concede
that Sherman is elected, but put his ma
iority at 5000, and concede TO Repub-
lican majority in the Lower House in the
Legislature and Is Republican majority IN
the Senate. A representative of the Asso'
cisted Press called at the Democratic head.
quarters to get their estimate and state.
msnt. Mr.. Kinne refused TO make any
statement, but Mr.. Sails, Secretary, fur
nished the following:
Returns from the interior indicate large
Democratic gains. The result on the State
ticket is doubtful. The Republican plural
ity will not exceed 1900. The Lower House
IS in doubt. Prohibition is certainly de-
feated y
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NO. 30
AND YET NO TiDlNas
Friends Of Ada Atkinson Waitisa
Clue. rs-
TO FLEE FROM wlSTaY BLASTS.
Fallen a Victim to Gambling A Maa
Hitherto Thought Honest Deserts
His Home and BetraYs His
Friends.

LAFAYETTE, Isp. October l0.-Two weeks
sgo tonight Ada Atkir son, Of Oxford, -was
found dead by her bed in pool Of blood.
No mystery like It has ever chilled this
section. There have been theories and de-
tectivss and waiting hearts. The latest I'd.
vices from Benton county represent that
the ofticer, have un.arthed a cline that
promises to lead to something more def.
mite Mr.. Atkinson has at present but one
detective at work on the case, though
rumor says new man has been put on In
addition TO Harris. The Indianapolis de.
tectiye. Tenbroeck. adheres to his theory
that Alex. Potts. the man now in Jail, Is
cognizsnt OF all the facts in the terrible
trsgedy, and that he had an sccomplice.
Who the later is he declines TO state, bat
says he will have him soon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
ELIZABETH, N. j., EXCITED.
lFrightfuI Railroad Accident and
marrow Escape.

ErzARErH, y. J., October lO.-An axle
b west.bound freight train on the Penn
|gyana Railroad broke at $40 O'CLOCK
Ais morning, throwing two freight cars
eyer on the west track lust as the east
Bound Boston and New England passenger
express came along at the rate of twenty
niles an hour. The express locomotive
tGrred completely over, the baggage car
s.escoped with freight car and two other
reght cars were demolished. The en-
giresr. Edward Kelley, went over with the
IRgine but escaped. Nobody was seriously
Aured.
6SEw,EE. y. j., October l0.-By the
tPreaGiEg OF a switch on the Pennsy wanna
fsi!r0ad at West Elizabeth this morning.
|fhs er.ire OF a western bound freight
l'sin and two cars were derailed and
ffeCksd. The track was torn up short
s'ance and trains delayed two hours.
20 one vas hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
MADISON COUNTY FOR FORAKER.
But the Republican Candidat for Rep
PeSentatiye Defeated.


CINCINNATI, October lO.-The Commercial
Gazette in its last edition this morning
says: The impression prevails that Hoadly
is elected Governor by from 5000 to 5000.
Full returns may give different result,
but the outlook is not favorable. The Leg.
islature is in doubt, but claimed by both
sides. The Second Amendment vote was
large, but will probably be defeated by the
Cincinnati vote. Counting the returns is
in confusion in this county. Owing
to very late work the morning news
papers have only suggestion Of details OF
the vote. Every body is worn out
and progress to-day is slow. The best es
innate on Hamilton from additional re-
turns received this morning give Hoadly
majority of from 1900 to 1000, with the
legislative and county ticket either divided
or The Democrats defeated. This is based
on returns from 73 out OF 103 precincts and
may be modified either way by subsequent
returns. AS near as can be estimated the
majority against the Second Amendment
will exceed 40 O6O.
Times,S Stars special: Madison county, 200
msjority for Foraker. Locke, Republican
Representative, defeated. Mahoning county,
225 Republican gain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
LATEST FROM HAMILTON.
HOadIy Carries the County by a Ma
jOFiIy of 2,3l9.

CISCGNNATI, October II, 3:45 \. N-The
newspapers are as yet unable to present
anything like a complete report OF the
Hamilton county election. The only foot.
ings obtainable are for Governor, and that
for one hundred out of all the precincts.
1t stands, Hoadly, 81, ,3l4; Foraker, 2S,95j,
a majority for Hoadly of 23l9.
The other precincts are small, and will not
materially change the result. This is
Republican gain Of $3.50. Lieutenant
Governor Rose runs ahead OF Foraker.
The county ticket sppears about 1000 be-
hind Hoadly, which would elect all the
Democrats, but there are variations which
make it probable that several Republicans
are elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
REUNION OF VETERANS.
Men Who Wore the Gray Meet at
Nashville.
Natty Major Nickeson's Wives - Phil
Thompson on the Speakership
-Chauncy Black Still Trust
ing His friends.

NASHVILLE, TENN, October lO.-lhe sur.
vivors of the First Tennessee R'gimeut
held their annual reunion at the fair
grounds yesterday. Among those present
we're Gen. George Nancy, late United
States Minister 10 Columbia, who was the
first Colonel Of the Regiment, and Gen.
Frank Cheathsm, the noted confederate
leader. A permanent organization was
formed, and each survivor was presented
with medal. There are about 800 surviv.
ors OF the First Regiment, which was sctu.
ally engaged in the battles OF Shiloh, Per.
ryville. Missionary Ridge, Murfreesboro,
ChiCkamsuga, Dalton and Atlanta, and
fought all along the line when Johnson fell
before Sherman. The regiment followed
Hood when he came back TO Nashville, and
took part in the battles Of Franklin and
Nashville
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
Oh, Lord The Good Times Are
Come Again When Honesty
and Furlty viii Reign.
HoadIy's Majority Still Going Up.
legislature Democratic and
Prohibition Busted.
Thunder and ThingumhObs, Gan
eral Jackson, n. and
ThuEder.
Special 10 he ReoiStsT.

COLUMBUS, D., October 1l-I:3O A. NJ
The returns received up to this hour indi-
cate that Hoadly's majority viii! run from
coo to 10000 The entire Demo.
cratic State ticket is also elected
The Legislature is still in doubt
with the chances in favor of the
Democrats. The Prohibition amendment
is defeated beyond a doubt. The Demo
Gratis here are jubilant over their great vic.
tory and are celebrating tonight. The Re.
publicsns are respondent and few promi-
nent ones can be seen. Gov Foster has a
bad attack Of malaria.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
law GouId siiiI Very Busy.

New YoEK October l0.-Sol hing 10 said
nowadays by Nr. Jay Gould or his friends
about his proposed long ocean voyage In
the sumptuous Atalsn'a. Early last
,prips il was stated, with much positive.
hess, that be would start some time 10 oc
Icber. Il was also said he was "out OF the
street" entirely. Now ii sppears that he Is
too busy TO leave the country. he intends
IN start. however, on q southwestern trip,
when be will 20 to Louisville and perhsp'
IN New Orleaps
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
The Floor Gave Away.

Six men who were sleeping at the other
end were partially crowded through the
side OF the house, which gave way 70 the
sudden pressure, and made their escaps
without difficulty. After giving the
alarm they set 10 work t. remove their
comrades from underneath the debris.
When the unfortunate men were reached
four were deed from snfFOcatiOn and some
others so nearly 20 that it was matter OF
doubt for several hours whether they
vould not die from the effects The dead
are Andrew Lawson, r. A. Rhodes, the en-.
pineer, Charles Vim, and another whose
name is unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
WOMEN IN POLITICS.
what q Pittsburgh Paper Thinks
Ahour Their Course OF Yesterday.

AbOut Ehe1r course Oh NoSteTuSy's
Prr7sBrRGH, october l0.-The Evening
Telegraph editorially SAYS: The election
in Ohio has settled question with which
female suffragists are often confronted, by
showing that women can take an active
part in the most exciting political contests
without fear of insult. In the election
lust closed they mingled with the crowds
at tie polls distributing tickets, pleading
With voters to sustain the prohibition
cause in which they were engaged, and fur.
uishing coffee TO men who would other.
wise have gone to saloons to
slsKe their thirst, and they were
as we'll received as they would be in almost
any miscellaneous crowd. People may
differ as to the wisdom of women who thus
epgsge in political contests, but that they
can do 50 in this country aud escape insult
and indignity ought TO be considered be-
yopd q doubt after what has been done in
Ohio in q political csmpaigu OF unusual
frceness. The fact speaks we'll for the re-
spect which men entertain for women IN
the United States, and is q finer compi-
ment to them than can be conveyed in any
honeyed wored. Is there any other coun-
try in the world where woman is so supreme
ia tLs ssielll VI uIs0I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11

~ :. axes every humanitarian sad to ses
\ = I.lls seek such relief as is given them
ID Use OF bitters, kidney medicines,
n,v oLsE nostrums The first few doses
h !,se nase them feel better on account OF
Ensptiying ingredients, combined with
s,sS ;siong cathartic and diuretic that are
Wv "a. "a us composition, but they eyentu-
n,S, ''OS worse. The only cure for weak
rLsr. sr'ousness, debility, aches, pains,
,nropp ISM, sores, urinary and digestive
H.. IS TO make the blood rich, red and
o. y lsing DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
- p, 'sPanlls, remedy widely indorsed
IED.no,i.. 'As ho have examined into its
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
I.ouer House Democratic.

CuIcAeo, October l0-The chairman OF
the Iowa State Committee telegraphs the
Associated Press from Des Moines this
morning as follows: Returns come in
slow; large Democratic gains in the interior
of the state. 1t is probable the Republicans
will not have to exceed 5000 plurality.
The Democrats and Greenbsckers will have
a majority in the Lower House. Prohioi-
ton entirely defeated. Cook elected In
sixth district by 1000 ma ejority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
NATTY NICKsRSoN'S WIVES.
The Naughty One Attempting 90 Buy
on the Good one.

WAsHTNcToN, i0-Miss Lena Carter, whose
marriage with Major Nickerson the court
in Philadelphia annulled has made Mrs
Nickerson an offer of 81 900 II she will re-
linquish all claims TO the property put in
the formers name by the fugitive Major.
She makes the further condition that Mrs
Nickprson shall retract some very offensive
statements, which, TO put II mildly, set
forth that Miss Carter is q very naughty
end reckless woman. Mrs. Nickerson has
refused to accept the money, and will press
her suit in equity to OuSt Miss Carter from
her house in Dupont circle, where Major
Nickerson installed her before his fight 70
anada. Mrs. Nickerson Is left without
10y means OF support, and her case is pc.
ruiiariy distressing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11

COLUMBUS, o., Democrats in this city are
jubilant and ad, ices from all ever the State
give evidence OF the pleasure with which
the result is received by the leaders and
following Of the Democratic party. Postal
advlces show that Judge Hoadlys majority
is at least 10, 900, and the Legislature is Ger.
tsinly Democratic. G. Fl. BARGER,
Chairman Democratic State Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
4 DemocraIIe COngressIn an.

CHICAGO, October l0.-The Journals Dss
Moiues specisl says: The Democratic
State Central Committee to-day claim
Sberuan's plurality for Governor will not
exceed five thousand. They also claim the
election of Cook, Democratic candidate for
Congress in the Sixth district, BY about
ona thousand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
sHERMAN's ESTIMATED MAJORITY.
Democrats Have Heavy Gains and arc
ktiIl Hopeful.


DIS MoINES, October l0.--The returns are
coming in slow owing to the length OF
the county tickets, and the desperate
scratching by all parties. Returns received
warrant the conclusion that the State has
elected the entire Republican ticket by
ajority of not less than $4,000 Stiles,
Republican for Congress in the Sixth dis
trict, is believed to be elected by small
majority. Twenty towns and precints
show a net Republican loss Of 2l7. The
State Committee estimates the majority on
the State ticket at from $1,000 to $4,000 Re-
publican on all except Judge Reed, and
81, coo majority for him. The committee
also claim 40 to 45 Republican on joint bal
lot for the Legislature. 1t will be very
C'Ose on Prohibition. Four townships IN
Fayette county give Sherman 6i2 and
Kline 49, Clinton city complete gives
Sherman 642 and Kinne l,05S. Returns
from lOs precincts show a net Republican
loss OF 1910. There are $50 voting pre-
cincts in the State.
The Democratic Committee estimates
from fifty precincts indicate that the
Democratic state Ticket is Elected
by from 5000 to 5000 plurality. They
cannot give an estimate of the regular
Legislative ticket. In six townships in
Jackson county the vote is as follows:
sherman s7l, Kinne 764, Weaver 1872.
The Republican State Committee gives its
figures as follows: Governor 10000; Sher.
mans plurality, $1,000; Judge Reed, Il;
and probably % of the 30 new Senators,
giving the Republicans 81 and probably
so Of the Senators OF the House, 4? Rs,
publican members certainly being elected
and 80 Democrats, and of the 81 members
unreported Is will be Republican. Five
townships in Cremer comfy give Sherman
GIG, Kinne 526. The Republican candi-
elected. Six townships in Shelby county
give Kinne $40, Sherman Tl3. Reed runs
a head OF the ticket. The county is close
with the chances in favor of the Demo-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
ONLY THREE COUNTIES TO HEAR FROM
And HoadIy's Majority Estimated at
Ten Thousand.

CoLUNBUs, October 10, 9:l5 A. M-All but
three counties are reported unofficially,
a net Republican gain of 6,2iS.
The three remaining counties will not ma
terially change the result. Hoadly's ma
jority in the State will be about 10000
he Legislature is doubtful but with the
chances III favor of the Democrats. No
one has figured on the Second Amend
ment to day, and no reliable information is
svailable. No returns have been received
from Hamilton county regarding it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11

Democratic majority was less The Repub-
licans, on the other hand, made some losses
in interior counties where gains were ex.
pectsd. The vote for Supreme Court Judge,
nominated to replace Judge Day on &C
count of supposed hostility to the prohibi-
ton amendment was not much smaller
than that for Governor Sherman. In the
Sixth Congressional district the contest to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of VI.
E. Cults, Republican, is very close, with
indications in favor Of the Republican can.
didate E. II. Stiles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11

CoLoRIEss AND CoLD-A young girl deep,
II regretted that she WIS so colorlsss and
cold. Her fsce was 100 white, aud her
bands and feet felt SIS though the blood q dId
not circulate. AfSr one bottle of Hop
Bitiers bs6 hten Vixen she Was the rosits'
ard hrai,hiest gi' in the 'oEn. With vi
vsci,y sid che' rfu;ues: Of hin! gratifying
4, nsf HIsnoI.,