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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
of p.
Ball
Lodge No. TX. Of ?.
OF EUREKA, NEVADA,
Will hold High wsssaii at the
eureka OPERA HOUSE
Tuesday ET'g, August !, 1883, Pr. TX,
In honor of the
Grand Lodge Of Rights OfPyhias
....oF rHE....
STATE OF NEVADA,
Then being In session..
The following members Of the Lodge acting
- hosts In the stations and divisions named:
Division Of Preparation and Ar.
r-angenaents:
R. M. Beatty, P. O., Chairman.
n. B. Mckee. P. O., OIL Broy, D.. g. O..
J. T. Martin, P. O., M. B. Bartlett, v. G..
Aug. Hintze, M. Of E.. NJ. G. CavAnaugh. M off.
James Laird, M. Of A., WE. Davidson, K .ofR.6.
Peter Lob, o. g., Jas. Giacomello, I. g.,
| Geo. Gavin, Prelate, Knight Chas. Bsrberi,
| Knight Paul Bernhard, Knight P. N. Hansen,
Knight Alfred Harris, Knight J. b. Bray,
Knight A. Caproli, Knight D. H. Hall,
Knight John Godfrey, Knight Jos. Hancock,
| Knight W. Mccormick, Knight @. Malatssts.
Exchequer Division:
Knight David h. Hall, Chairman.
! Knight P. N. Hansen, M. B. Bartlett, v.C.
Typographical Division:
p. ca D. G. O., G. l.. Broy, Chairman.
Knight II. G .Ca~vanaugh, Knight Peter Lob,
| knight W. ]. Mccormick. Knight O. Barbiert
Knight P. Edward Conner,
HarmOnical Division:
H. B. Mckee. P. G., Chairman.
Knight John Godfrey, Knight ALI. Harris,
Knight Caprioli Achille.
Castle Hall and Decoration Di.
vision:
Jacob T. Martin, p. O., Chairman.
Knight Geo Gavin, Knight John Il. Bray,
| Knight O. Malatesta, Knight J. Giacomelli,
Knight Paul Bernhard.
Parade and March Division:
Robert Muir Beatty, P. O., Sir KIT. Commander;
Harry Boyd Mckee, P. O.. Lieut.. Commander;
Jacob Taylor Mar in, P. O., Sir Knight Herald
John Tore. Sir Knight STANDARD Bearer;
August Hintze, Sir knight Guide.
Host, OF Courtesy and Guidance:
yellow ~FAvoRs).
VIM. E. Taylor, O. O., Knight Henry Rives,
Knight Il. T. Hoadley, Robert Crossan, p. O.,
Knight H. K. Mitchell, Knight A. E. Kaye,
knight G. Cont, knight A. skillman.
Masters OF the Floor and Directors
Of sports:
(RED ~FAvoRs).
W. ]. Smith, p. O. Il. B. Mckee, p. c.,
R. n. Beatty. p. O., Hiram Crowell, P. c.,
W. L. Marsden, P. c.. Ut. Martin, P. O.,
Robert Crossan, ?. O., c. L. Broy, P. c..
z. N. Robinson, P. c., Knight G. W.. Baker,
VIM. q. Davenport, P. @. and P. g. O.
Master of High Wassail aud Castle :
tBLuE, YELLOW N E FAvoRs).
Grand Chancellor Robert B.. Mitchell.
Invitation Committee:
All knights members of BeatiAc Lodge No. Z,
X. Of p.
TICKETS mot trsnsferable), /: 80 90
To be had Of any member Of the Lodge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-28
HOUSE FOR SALE.

A DWELLING HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS
"A and . basement, ON the Richmond eide
Of Ruby Hill The house IL we'll sdaptsd for Q
boarding house. The household furniture
will also be sold. FOR particulars apply on
the premises TO MRS. MARY 3. 6JOBER0.
Ruby Hill. July %. 1883. jy2e-sts
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-28

Typographical Division:
p. c. D. G.. O., G.. L. Broy, Chairman.
knight II. G .Cavanaugh, Knight Peter Lob,
knight W. j. Mccormick. Knight O. Bsrbieri
Knight P. Edward Connor
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-28

Exchequer Division:
Knight David II. Hall, Chairman.
knight P. N. Hansen, NJ. B. Bartlett, v. @.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-28
woo D.! WOOD
WANTED.
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HAVING CORRESPOND
"A ence with the undsrsioned will please
address their letters TO the Eureka Postcfhos.
1uSy xl,i. suly ~ ~. jyioti
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-28
war OF Frelehts,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.-It is rumored
to-day that another overland railroad war
Of freights and fares is in prospect. 1t Is
based on the statement that the Union
Pacific has fitted mp 9 large Office in this
city, and has appointed q general freight
agent for the Pacific Coast. The Central
Pacific also proposes to have business
Offices in the central part Of the city for
the convenience Of the public. It is also
rumored that the Northern Pacific has
purchased the large lot Of land at the
junction Of Post and Market streets for
the erection OF railroad offices. The value
Of the land ia said to ha &276 .n0l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
SUICIDE AND MURDER.
A New Englantsr Shoots His Wifi
and Himself.
A TEXAS WoMANS AWFUL DEATH
On Account Of Jealousy Young Farmer
Kills His Sweetheart and Then
HmseIf-The Evil Ones
Work fer Others.

HICKsvILLE, L. l., October This vii.
lage is greatly excited over the suicide Of
Roman Fisher, one OF the Oldest residents
OF the place. He shot himself through the
heart yesterday morning. Fisher was a
harness maker, and possessed property
valued at $40, 900. About two years ago his
wife died, and since that time Fisher has
been despondent The old man visited her
grave in the Lutheran Church Cemetery
every week. He would lie on the ground
by the tomb with his face buried in his
hands. He cultivated the little inclosure
and the mound was hidden in rare flowers
which he bought at great prices. Some
times he made as many as three visits a
week TO the little cemetery.
His whole life since her death was one
attack OF melancholy. During the more
violent attacks the old man would not
speak to any person, but would sit in the
house and gaze vacantly out of the window.
On Thursday last married daughter and
her husband came here on visit on
Tuesday the old man made visit to his
wife's grave and remained there for several
hours. He rose early yesterday morning,
and after eating his breakfast he went TO
his room. Ten minutes later his daughter
heard the report OF pistol. She found her
father lying on the floor. He had shot
himself through the heart, and died in
few minutes. He left note saying that
he was old and lonely and wanted 10 join
his dead wife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
DAUPHIN KyoKES THE LAW.
Suit Brought against the POStm sster
General by n New Orleans Bank.

WASHINGTON, October The suit of the
New Orleans Sational Rank for 10000
damages, filed yesterday against Postmaster
General Gresham, promises to be a cause
ccLebrc in the legal annals Of the country.
The bank is Gne Of the richest banking in
stitut,Ons iu the South, and will spare
neither money nor talent TO sustain its
case. The claim for damages is based on
the late instructions sent to the postmaster
at New Orleans by the Postmaster General
not to deliver any registered letters or pay
any money orders to the New Orleans Ma
tional Bank. This was done on the knowl'
edge that the bank was acting as the tinan-
Cial sgent of the Louisiana Lottery, and on
the suppositiOn that all money orders and
registered letters sent to the bank were for
the benefit OF the lottery company. The
bank officers claim that this constituted
only a small part of the money sent TO it
In this way, and that the withholding OF
such letters and orders has done its busi-
ness irTeparable damage, and that the repu-
tati0n of the bank hes suffered greatly by
the defamation in the Postmaster Generals s
letter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
GarIIpxion's Coming Report.

WAsHEGToS, October Lieutenant Gar
lingtol has finished his report Of the Arc
expedition bat has delayed presenting il
at the War Department on account OF the
absence of Secretary Lincoln. The latter
has, however, signiied his intention to re.
turn to Washington not later than Satur.
day, and the report will then be submitted
for his inspection. 1t is understood that
the document will give in detail the opera
tions of Lieutenant Darlington from the
time that he left the United States until
the Proteus was crushed by the ice. A.
tention will be paid to the supplement tai
order" which, it is stated, Yves an enelo-
sure of the orig nal, and the lieutenant
wilt reiterate his opinion that he supposed
it was merely discretionary suggestion.
Altogether the re port promises to be very
interesting one and will clear up number
OF statements that have been made reflect
ing upon the management Of the expedi-
tiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
WHEELING W. va. MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER g. 1883.

mate of from $1,000 to 2O,COO majority for
Hoadly.
Late information from Eastern Ohio
shows gains for Hoadly in Columbiana
and Belmont counties, $50 in Ma
honing county, $50 in Stark, $50 in
Carroll, 100 in Tuscarawas, $50 in
jefferson and $50 in Harrison. These
gains are based on the vote of last year,
when the Democratic majority in the State
was 10000. In the Carroll Stark Senatorial
district heretofore Republican, the Demo
cratic candidate will be elected, and there is
More Than an Even Chance
for the success of the Democratic nominee
in the Belmont Harrison district. The
fight in Mahonipg county for the Legisla-
t1re is very hot, with prospects fayoriDg
the Democracy. Late and reliable infor.
nation from Cuyahoga county is that
Hoadly will have there from 1000 to 5000
majority, and the entire legislative and
coCnty ticket will win easily.
In franklin county Hoadly's majority
will be 500, gain Of over 400 over last
year. In Tuscarawas county Chairman
Barger is counting upon the displacement
OF the Republican Representative by a
Democrat. Whatever may be claimed or
thought by either side as to the State tick
ct, the Republican leaders admit that the
Legislature will be Democratic,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
FiaHTlNG BOTH SIDES.
The Pail River spinners want Labor
Party.

FALL RIVER October AT q meeting OF
the spinners Union next Tuesday, action
will be taken In regard to the position OF
the union in the city and State campaigns.
There is great disSa atisfaction among the
operatives because Governor Batter did not
comply with the wishes Of the operatives
in appointing factory inspector. One OF
the leaders said TO day that the ten hour
law is now yIolsted worse than under
Republican administration. The opera.
tives claim they DO not receive sufficient
recognition from either party, and will at
Tempt 10 form q labor psrty with Secretary
Howard as their candidate for mayor.
How ard, in his call, says that labor claims
are being ign ,red year after year. what
good, he esks, are laws for the protection
OF the weak, go long as those In official
power close their eyes TO transgressions
and violations OF them. IT calls atten tion
to the fact that the operative II organized
could WELD immense political power, and
urges organ izatiOn TO this end.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
Memphi>' Big Blaze.

MExPHIs, october This afternoon at
three o'clock large building at Nos. 2+7
and 249 Main street, occupied by B. L0wen'
stein & Brothers as a retail dry goods store
was discovered to be on fire, and although
the fire department promptly responded to
the alarm the entire building and contents
were totally destroyed. /: was only by
super.human efforts that the buildings on
both sides OF the one burned we're saw I'd.
r. Lowenstein & Bros loss or stock and
fixtures is about .$l56,0O0. Insurance
Sl06 ODO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
wHooPINe 'Ea UP At CLEVELAND.
Democrats and Republicans Both
Held Bag Mass Meetings.

CLEVELAND. october Both parties ad-
vertised tariff meetings for last night The
Republicans had tariff demonstration in
the afternoon, consisting of one ban J,
eleven lumber wagons and thirty six voters
The procession was fully asQuare in length.
Hon. VIM. Lawrence addressed a crowd in
the Public Square in the afternoon, aud
last night John SHERMAN talked tarlh on
the West Side.
Last sight 5000 young Democrats para
dCd the streets, while in the Public Square
$500 Democratic voters listened 10 ad-
dresses by Hon. Samuel J. Randall, George
L. Converse and Hon. Martin A: Forsn;
Rapdali's speech was the best delivered
here during the campaign. He said If
Ohio went Democratic on Tuesday next,
Pennsylvania would follow her example
and that Democrats would elect Presi-
dent in lSS4. Randalis presence IN the
city will make thousands of votes for the
Democratic ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
CranL,s Deadly DoiugS.

DETROIT, October Last evening a
young woman was fred at by an unknown
n an while quietly proceeding home on a
street within two blocks Of one OF the
most frequented avenues in the city.
While approaching each Other and when
about three rods distant tie man e%c'aim
cd II have been looking for you for some
time" and fred. The shot fortunately y did
not take effect but the yourg woman faint
cd away and her sssailant escaped. As
there Is no known cause for the occurrence
many believe the shooting the work OF a
crank
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
MISSING MAJOR NICKERsoN
Found in Ca1ada-TO be Dropped from
The Army rs a DcTerIer.

WASHINGTON, u. G., October 7.-Tne
Whereabouts Of the notorious Major Nick
erson has been ascertained. He is resd-
ing in Thorald, Canads. Upon this infor.
nation being received the Secretary OF
War ordered him to proceed at once TO
Washington and report in person. An
answer was received from him
Yesterday in which he declined 10 obey
the order. lie deties the authorities, feel
ing sure that he cannot be extradlted.
No further action has been taken, but in
all probability he will be dropped from the
army as a deserter. He has reported a
false address to the Department, disobeyed
General Sherman's orders not 10 leave
Washington and now refuses to obey the
SeCretsrys order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
NEWS OF The MORNING.

pauphin appeals to the law.
MARSHALL county pensioners.
A long lisS Of crimes aud murders.
A Mexican mothers shocking deed.
A Brooklyn man dies from smoking q
(igar.
Sam Mayhem attempts the life Of Bel
A Philadelphia merchants relations
bish young widow.
A man killed on the railroad near tie
Marshall COuaty line.
Two columns of Ohio politics. Both
arties claim the victory.
Latest news in regard to the preparations
y the German centennial.
Seven marrisges are on the tapis FOR the
piDg month in Wheeling.
How the recently published pension will
<e but to questionable purposes.
An injured Ohio man wants So, 900 for
81. alienation of his wife's love.
providence and Toledo cross bats at the
lev Fair Grounds this afternoon.
A boat,race between Wsisgerber and El-
fott is isarranged for October Goth for purse
1890 a side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
klEes FROM STATE EXCHANGES

co'orsd man died at Cotton Hill, Fay,
/ county, the other day, aged lO2 years.
Ihsd been married three times and was
'!ather Of % children.
'Eh hliug;on Advertiser: Nicholas is
y a white mans county. Her pOpu,
d Of male citizens over the age of 81
81 IS l,5l5-l so white, and colored.
Ieer OF birth during the last fiscal year
II white and colored.
S gh Index: 4 sitting guinea hen
a by Giles II. O'Neal, of Wyoming,
|tSCeDtly; the guinea cock exhibited
skdiStreSs and finding that the defunct
'ou.d not be induced to return to her
:. he finally covered the eggs himself
|ktleutly sat upon them until hatched,
DE now takes as much PRIDE in the
N IS if he were q half a dozen mothers.
|fepswoOd Bugle: Mr.. Reuben Doug
b nj 10 this office, Monday, something
y sting IN the shape OF some greea
s les from tree on his Warth's Bottom
u they being the second crop produced
b. tree during this season. The first
|WsS gathered in August. The speci.
81 received are about the size Of 8 hull
Ra., u. sre of good flavor and have
b scare ly larger than cherry seeds.
aleigh Index: \ dastardly attempt at
age upon the person of Mrs. Henry
~, OF Fayette county, was made by an
rUwn party last week. A large dog
ia was with her at the time prevented
Accomplishment of the villainOus
.e. Her screams brought to her as.
nee iIiendS who were near, but the
Indrei escaped without being identified,
: literally tearing the clothes from her
!. II they succeed in catching him
will make short SHIFT Of him.
kkSbrrg News: Just across the street
.rhe News office is the site OF the
II in which StOnewall Jackson was
4 IN ruling down and removing the
#Crture a short time ago, to give
81 the handsome three-story business
4 of Mr.. DAVID Davidson, Mr.. J. w.
Icabinet maker of this city, secured
"a ats Of the woodwork OF the humble
historic building, which he has turned
Rrious articles Of utility and virtue,
- napkin rings, cups, gOblets, etc.
se trinEets, besides being fine speci.
Is Of art OF wood turning, constitute
mt and inexpensive souvenirs OF the
e C.lritaln.
core. pOudent of the Fayette Enter
! wiring from CapertOn, in that
-. SAWS that while some men were
II z in a rock quarry near that place
per ed into q place that seemed 10 be
Il and, upon entering, TO their sur
S. 3hsv found q huge iron chest, nearly
4up with rust; and upon the chest was
eleton, and from the size Of the bones
1 have been a person of enormous size =,
upOn opening the chest they found
{ odd shaped coins which had the ap-
.ance Of being very ancient. 1t also
aimed some sort Of tools which might
? teen used by an ancient race OF
le who may have once inhabited this
try. The discovery has caused a great
OF excitement. The articles found are
be possession of F. L. Doover and Alex
= Haxwel, tie parties WAC made the
yery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.
Arthur I. Blue, Supreme Treasurer
or the United order Of Homer, Hiss


Arthur I. Blue, Supreme Treasurer
or the United order OF Honor, Hiss
ing.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 6.-Arthur L. Blue
the Supreme Treasurer Of the United Or
der Of Honor, is short some 5000, and Is
also mysteriously missing from the city.
However painful it may be 10 record the
fact, and whatever feelings Of regret and
surprise the news may awaken, there is
little or DO doubt regarding the defalcation
and flight of Treasurer Btue.
Mr.. Blue has held the Office Of Supreme
Treasurer for some time, and ia his busi.
ness and social relations has always been
Regarded As the Soul OF Honor,
and one OF the most influential members
OF the order which entrusted It's funds TO
his keeping. Some two weeks ago he was
called upon by Ernest Pluden, Supreme
Secretary, TO balance his books that they
might be compared. In order TO make
the report TO the Supreme Presi.
dent it was necessary for the books
of the secretary and treasurer TO
balance, and for this reason the reluest was
m ade Of Mr.. Blue. He postponed making
the desired balance for two or three days,
and at the end Of that time produced his
books End also a bank book, the two to-
gether showing q large balance in his favor.
For some reason not stated Mr.. u. W.
Powell, supreme president, did not feel al
together satisfied with reference 10 the
manner in which the books were shown,
and he called at the house to verify the
statement in regard to Blues deposits.
He Was surprised 90 Find
that, instead OF deposits TO the amount OF
81, 800 or 5000, IS Blues bnnk-book had
indicated, he had but little over 500 on
deposit. In the meantime several days had
elapsed, and Blue left Monday night, say.
ing 10 friend in n note left upon the lat
ter's desk that he was going 10 Cincinnati
and would return on the day following, or
Wedne sday at furthest Since that time
nothing has been heard from him and the
con Viction is forced upon the minds OF his
friends that he has sought safety in dight.
His honGsmen have been notified q the
condition OF his books, aud the money to
cover the deficiency will be promptly paid
as soon as the exact amount can be ascer-
tanned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
I.i.I a,nanneII Yined

LoxDOS. October The Solicitor OF the
Treasury has informed Mr.. Grey, the 90.
liciror retained for the defense OF ODJn-
rell, that the lstter's trial will be fIed for
the fifteenth instant Sullivan, counsel for
o'DOnnell, has been instructed, however,
to ask for q postponement OF the trial until
November. IL 10 believed the crown will
comuly with the request. Mr.. Grey tsle-
grsphfd the solicitor Of the prisoner st
Port Elizsb.th 70 send TO Rngland all wit
nesses who are likely To prove useful 70
the defense. The woman who passed a.
O'Donnel.'s wife will not testify at the
trihl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
Demncrats Rally at Toledo.

ToLEDO, October The Democratic rally
held at Whites Hal last night was one of
the crownirg events of the season. Hon. S.
s. Cox and Hon. Frank H. Hurd addressed
the meeting The weather was inclement,
but the house was packed, and many turned
away unable to gain admission. A torch.
light procession and b nd paraded the
streets, al transparencies emblematic Of
Democratic doctrines and success were her
aided with shout upon shout. The enthu-
slasm was extremely great, The speakers
delivered telling words for the Democracy
and they were warmly received, and upon
the announcement that Hoadly would carry
Lucas county by l,50O majority the ap-
plause was deafening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
SPAIN AND FRANCE.
They VIII Kiss. Make Up and be Good
Friends Again.

Loxpox, October "A Madrid dispatch
saws that the result of the representations
to France by Due de Fernan Navez, Spanish
minister at Paris. in regard to the demon
strations against King Alfonso is still un-
known. Many newspapers consider the af-
fair will conclude peace fully. Conserva-
tive journals regard the communication
published in the official journal as insq N,
cient and demand the insertion OF the full
text of President Grevy's apology and King
Afonsos reply.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
C,,zsd From the Effect. of /. Bath,

B,7.vnRE O,tob=r 7.-E. A Mil,teld
WIS sPr: ~ tie Mount Hope Ioslne Asy
lum to day. He had been under treatneat
by Herbert A Paris, who calls himself
pbysico medicaIist and PROCESSES 20 care
Ia religious process OF hot aud cold
baths. While gong through this ye'ter
DAY Mistcad suddenly became a raving
maniac
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
TEXAS WOMAN KILLS HERSELF
With Fire, Because Her q raDd.Child
MRs Yah en- Prom Her.

GALVESTON, TEN, October The News
Waco special adyiccs from Gatesville say
that near there some time ago son in law
OF Mrs. Shaw lost his wife and turned over
his little O.year-O'd child 10 its grand
mother, to care for. He married again
and was desirous Of reganing possession Of
tie child. Mrs. Shaw being unwilling to
surrender the child it was taken by force
Aeerievcd by the loss, she on last Wednes-
day suicided by lashIng herself in very
il genious maLner to a stone fence, first
sa,urating her head and clothes with kero-
sene. She then struck match aud applied
il. When fonnd she was dead, her body
being horribly burned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08
They did not Forgive ard Forget.

GALvEsTOH, October "A German alder
man named Henry Pfauneverppon aud
French brick mason named Jette, near
neighbors, raked up an oN grudge this af-
;ernoon in a saloon and in an encounter
outside the alderman drew a self cooking
revolver and fired a shot through Jette's
bowels, the ball passing into the leg OF a
carpenter named Kelly. The alderman
succeeded in putting another bullet into
the body OF Jette, but the latter in falling
seized the weapon and shot the alderman
himself in the bowels. Both will die to-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-08

CoDoRLIss AND CoLD.-A young girl deep.
" regretted that she was 20 colorless snd
cold. Her face was too white, and her
hands and feet felt as though the blood did
not circulate. After one bottle OF Hop
Bitters bad tetn taken she vss the rosiest
and bealtbiest girl in the town. with vi
vsciiy srd cb.trfulness Of mind gratifying
" Ltr iIi.Las.