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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
THE TURF.
Vanderbilt Gets "On His Ear" and Dis
charges the Driver of Maud 4.


New York. June 16.-William II. Van
derbilt and his celebrated Sl5000O team,
Maud S. and Aldine, logged along at an
easy gait up Fifth avenue and through the
park Yesterday, but when the Point View
House was passed chirrup from the driver
caused them to swish their tails and start
oil at rapid pace. Whether it was that
the team did not 20 well together or from
other causes hoySemen thought they de-
tected slight iameness in Maud SIS gait.
She lid not seem 10 go as well as she
should, ana it was said she was gone in
the oil foreleg." The true reason of Bair' s
discharge has not been stated, but from
other persons the reporter learned, upon
Mr. Nanderbilt's return from his trip
abroad ne learned of the trial OF Maud at
Hsrtford. where she did remarkably fast
performance. Instead of being pleased he
wa, angry and called her back home.
When the train arrived he was taxed
with exceeding instructions and with
straiaing the mare so that the veterinary
surgeon has been obliged to visit her once
a day Bair had already had an offer from
Allie Bonner 10 take charge OF Leesburg
end another from Brenneman TO take
charge of Magnet and he made bold to
speak up to MIR. Vanderbilt and said he
understood his business. This raised the
ire Of the owner of the only 800, 100 trotter
in the world, and he gave Rair notice to
omit,
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To Join the Army.
AMAlGAMATED DOINas.

An Effort 60 be MaAs % Estesa ths H.
Huence Of the Asseststisa Esse.
ward.
PrIrsBuR0H, June iG--Iast creuing was
the regular meeting night OF quite num-
Der Of Amalgamated Association Lodges 10
this district, and at some delegates we're
elected for tho annual oUnyeation. In some
quarters Il is whispered that President
garrets visit TO the east 10 Of NOSE siEnih.
cance tbsn has been admitted. The next
con ;ention will be the first one the Anal.
garnated Association has ever held east of
the Allegheny mountains. IL 10 said that
an effort will be made 10 extend the In.
huencc OF the association In the esstsrn
district.
IN al TP0abjes-
which have arisen in this dirtrict 10 con.
btcti5n with the Wages qussti0s, the status
u the eastern iron workers has been refer.
red 10 by Pittsburgh manufacturers.
Many oony.rssnt with the natter express
en- opinion ,ha; the leader Of the AssOcis.
iion will strain every nerve 70 extend the
order among the eastern workers and tbst
Mr. Jarrett has gone 10 spend the neGt two
weeks in arranging prelimlnssses.
This morning Secretary Martin vent TO
Beaver for the purpose Of fsisbing up The
business IN connection with the last re-
union.
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Conceding a Victory to Our Team.

LoNpoN, June l6..-The National Rifle
Association has decided not to allow the
American team to use the screw wind
guage at competitions at Wimbledon, ex-
Cept at the international match of the
volunteer service. The Gazette re-
gTets This decision and thinks if the
American team are beaten they will be
able 10 claim that they were handicapped
because not allowed, like English ritlemen,
to use. in preliminary contests, exactly
the same appliances they used in the
match. However, says the Gazette, there
are not wanting signs that the Americans
NAY pIYe the English a sound beating.
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HYMENEAL PLOT

BY Nh1ch the Erie county,. Ea, Eau
pcrs Were All 10 be Married on the
Announcement PIan-A Timely Dis
cOyery Prevents an Embarrassing
Situation.
ERIE PA. June l5.-By timely discoy'
cry to-day the Directors Of the Poor OF Erie
county are saved from an embarrassing
dilemma. AT the last Quarter Sessions the
grand Jury visited the almshOuse, and
recommended. on the score Of humanity,
that the married couples be no longer
separated and that rooms be fitted up for
Joint occupation. The directors decided to
act upon the recommendation, and por-
ton of the county house was ordered TO be
altered for this purpose.
The Work
has heen going on for several weeks, and
Rss nearly completed when to-day Snper-
intkMdent Brown called halt. From myS-
ferrous whisperings and movements OF the
paupers he suspected something was being
carried on in secret, and finally he dis.
covered that nearly all the unmarried in
mates, about one hundred and fifty, were
in league TO get married in the institution.
and to demand rooms ''on the score OF hu'
manity.
The Marriages
were to he effected by the Pennsylvania
law. which recognizes as legal marriage
simple declaration made at any time and at
anv place in the presence OF third per.
son. The candidates for marital accommo:
dations are of varied nationalities, and
range in age from IS to 50. A number are
quite young people, and this fact made the
plot the more horrible to the directors, who
are appalled, at the narrow escape the
county has had Of having to enlarge the
institution TO accommodate countless
paupers in the near future: The reunion
project is of, md the grand jury will have
10 suggest something less expensive.
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THEY MUST GO.
Mormon Missionaries Ordered Out
OfNorth Carolina,

RUTHERFORD, y. c., June l6.-Great in.
dignation and talk of lynching was heard
here last night, after the first public ser
vice had been held at Duncans'Creek by
Mormon missionaries, who have been hold
ing prayer meetings and presenting Halter
ing inducements TO converts from this part
two weeks. Last evening seven women
and three men, who professei faith, were
baptized in Duncans creek. Several hun
dred persons, half Of them women, gather
ed on the banks 10 witness the ceremonies.
The converts and missionaries arrived at
one o'clock and soon after nightfall the
converts, male and female, appeared en-
tirely naked in the middle of the creek.
The missionaries also appeared in the same
manner and performed the rises After
the ceremony committee OF citzans
waited on the MormOns and ordered them
TO quit the country at once. The latter
gave assurance they would leave for Utah
tomorrow.
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A LAoY'S LOSS.
Her Hotel Destroyed by Fire the Sec
Ond Time esterday.
,SDcri1l Disyrfch 10 the Re1istcr

Special Dipqtch to the Register.
CRANBERRY, w. Va, June l6.-The Cen
trail House al Kingwood, kept by Mrs.
Rodaheaver, caught fire from defective
fue early this morning and burned to the
groul d. The building was al entire loss
aud no insuran p. III , furniture was almost
an entire loss, with some insurance. For
some time the Court House and law offices
of James Carroll and p. J. ScrOgan were in
danger, but good management and in
dusrious work by the bucket brigade they
we're saved This is the second time this
lady has been burned out since keeping
hotel in KinpWood
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RaAe Ball Yesterday.
Burglars SeOOped In.

Special Dispatch 70 the Register.
PARKERsBURe, June l6.-Detectiye J. W.
Haggarty arrested and brought here to day
benjamin Westfall and James B. Hoddex,
OF BitChie county, charged with rob5ing
the postofice at Berea. Richie county, on
the night of April the 9th. Hoddex was
admitted to bail in the sum Of two thous-
and dollars, and Westfall was committed
to iaiI in default. The State will have a
charge against the accused for a lot OF goods
that were stolen at the time The burglary
was committed. Capt. Haggarty deserves
a good deal of credit for the interest taken
in ferreting out and bringing 10 justice the
yiolstors OF postofice laws.
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PLEASANT PASTlMES.
HanIan and Lee Getting a Little
Weak in the Knees.
The American Rife Team Surprise Every
body by Their Good
Scores,
Connolly Downs Snyder.

NUtCIW UlspUlcH u nc htyIo!t'
PrTTSuURGH. June l6-The three-mile
race between Pat Connolly and Pete Snyder
for $500 over the Allegheny course result
ed in victory for Connolly. Ii was square
and closely contested throughout, Connol-
lv winning Iy scarcely half length. The
water was heavy. Time, 2l:A Snyder Is
satisfied. Connolly Cballep ses Nonicer for
three miles for S2ln a side.
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A STRAY STRANGER.
Gentleman OF washington, ID. G.,
fDeeomes Insane on n b. d o. Train
tasd is Confined In Cell at Grafton,
& Special Dispdtch to he REGISTER,

fDeeomes Insane on n b. d o. Train
Aad is Confined In Cell NJ Grafton.
Special Dispatch to he Register.
GRayToS, W. VA, June 16.-There is a
beculiar case of insanity in the station
Epuse here. The name of the unfortunate
nan is Thomas McNamee, aged u, single,
1nd whose home is at No. 760 Sixth street,
east, Washington, II. @. 5
n McNamee was on his way to Chicago
from Washington last Thursday, when be
was taken III at Thornton, four, miles east
,of here. He was removed from the train
and DR.. Adams, of the B. & d., who hap
.Sened to be on the train, gave the man
such attention as was necessary. 1t was
.scon discovered that
81 The Stronger Was Insane,
Esnd he was brought to this city on an in
poming tram. He could give no account
of himself, and seemed utterly lost and De-
Eiidered. He was placed in our station
thause, and an investigation OF the mans
revealed the facts given above.
Nt6n BIS person were also found good let
ters of recommendation, kilograms for
money and other things, which proved
that the man had influential and respect
able friends in both Washington and
Chicago.
The REGISTER reporter saw him this
morning in his cell in the station house,
where he was discovered on his knees
Deep I'm Prayer.
When questioned, McNamer seemed to not
understand the interrogations put to him
and remained silent with vacant, sad ex-
preston on his countenance. He is a pre-.
posing looking young man, stands over
six feet high and has dark hair and eyes.
He is Catholic, and Father Kallaher OF
St. Augustine Catholic Church, visited
HIM this morning. 1t is indeed a sad case
OF insanity, and it is to be hoped that Nc.
Namers father, who bss been telegraphed
and written to, will come soon.
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A HearflesS Wretch.
Special Dispatch to the REGISTER.

Spec1H DtSpdtCh 10 We heyiHG.
SrEUEENvILLE, June l6.-At Mingo juno
tion, this evening about seven o'clock,
Peter Mullholland, worthless cuss, about
forty years CT age, while in state of in
mother an old lady aged sixty-fve. The
shot took effect in the forehead Mrs
Mullholland was an estimable lady, and
was the wife OF Edward Mullholland super
visor Of Mingo.
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WHY HOr>

An Opssiss o tbs kilsssg ~ DaksA
A correspondent, .. well known citizen,
sends the following:
ss. WHkxtiss, Juss l6.
Your bead is Avsi on tbs Dukes-Noak
tragedy. ! esdore oil you ssy. 10 sesS
time, trouble and sIpsose, and meet The
wishes Of nine .Anihs Of the coontry. Why
not try Mutt NJ oo9. have him plead
guilty. and ths Governor pardon him. aud
walks ont free nsn and the Law vindi.
Gated.
Apropos Of this suggestion Of having
Mutt plead guilty, ssme folks decidedly
object 70 bn doing snytbIng d the soH.
in view Of the f1ct that . Jury found Dukes
innocent Of the crime Of numbering An Ia
suited and o1traeed father. For the Coy.
eTnor 70 pardon Mutt would imply that be
vas the Efester criminal Of the two. A
verdict Of jostifabIe homicide and uncon.
ditioas, release vouidbe more satisfac'
tory.
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WEST ALEXANDER.

J.. q. Pay and Capt G. ". Batchslor. Of
Pittsburgh. Pa, spent Sabbath lAss here
among relatives and friends.
DR.. J. 3 Reed and AFchy 7. Hupp, the
boss salesman Of your city. snd q. II. Glib
son were In town this week. also Frank
Robertson called on his many partner
here, t5sy each and all have many ffiends
here.
Our friend D. n. Frszisr hes good tins
takips care OF the baby end colt He 10
proud OF the former. =.
Ths commissioners anA engineers sur
yeyiae the boundary ltos between West
yirdnia and this Btsts hsvs bseu guartsssd
at the East Ed House ~ soms hme peee
According TO The resusvey thsy make ess
lire different from ~ Old one, sAtsndiss
the line further sect . This s!ats,
Tbs shoo.ipg. ot Dukss, the sruts bv
young Euta has haAa the topic Of con ysS~.-
ton this week hGA- The oct 70 aPpsovsd,
although II vas nSb done legally. We vool1
rather have bsanA u his sastsf being ths
means q psttsrl out Duks'e light = tns
Jury In his eaDa hilsd % kAnd hin over 70
1 the bsngnaa. We predict thst sjuSy Will
not b found 1at wiil eseviet yo1pg ksu.
Our Zoung friends ". J. q: Bsl hsys
gone gone Tsst e Eo" e vita 49, =: e'sntsy soisy
bschsd out aAsn ths tine ssnss fos sisst-
K very ssrsssbss saAssssInmsat was
| eiven By ths Young LAdjae' Ht1jenegy
Bssd sf ~ Z, p. Cheech On 1haA1sy
| svsoipg Let, fhs sxseeieee ooosistng o.
esssys osslsnstlons. dialogues saA vee.!
and iuSaBansntA mule. AL wess weti
sIsoatsA At ths closs g shs q q.
fsir Nnses bed prsparUd basksts eootaia.
i,~ saAakles vhfeh 0nuA ~ s,ok an ~ oNe.
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AQUATIC.
The HaIigonians and Hanlan and Lee
Sfill WranEIinE.


4 great deal of time has elapsed since the
negotiations for a double scull race in
which Hanlan and Lee should meet Ham
and Conley were opened, but, although
articles were some time ago drawn up and
a meeting held, the proposed match has
not yet been made. 1t will be recollected
that the Haligohians agreed to reduce the
| distance from five to four miles and row in
August instead OF June, at the request OF
Hanlan and partner, but they are adverse
to making the future concessions involved
in agreeing to the fresh propositions made
by the latter, who mention a number OF
courses from which to select, but make no
reference to Lake Maralacook, Cambell-
town or Point of Pines, at any one OF
which, it is alleged, they informed Thomas
Spellman at the meeting in Lowell, Mass,
they were
Perfectly willing 10 Row.
The Halifax Rowing Association met June
II, and resolved not to agree to enter race
on snv course now proposed, but to make
another and last offer, namely, to substi-
tute New London, Conn, for Cambelltown,
and sgree to row st that place, Point OF
Pines or Lake MarsnacoOk, allowing Han
Ian and Lee to suggest two OF the three at
which they will row, and the Halifax AS
sociation select the one for the race to be
rowed at, or the latter suggest two and
Hanlan and Lee make the selection.
Richmoud's New Boat Club.
A new boat club has been organized in
Richmond, Va, and has taken the name OF
the Richmond Rowing Club. The follow
ing officers have been elected: President,
W. W. Scott; vice-presldent and captain,
G. p. Halves; secretary and treasurer,
Louis Rawlings. The club numbers twenty
men. The following compose the crew
that will row at the coming State Regatta,
provided the club is admitted into the as
sociation: S. G. Fry (strokeG ID. Edmonds,
f. G. Rawlings, Louis Rawlings bow,
G.. P. Hawes (coXswainl. Much bad feel
ing exists among the members of the
Olympic, from which most Of the new
club hail, and boasts are made that they
will not be admitted; but as the Rich
mon6s have four written guarantees from
other clubs of favorable votes, and only
two more are needed, there is hardly any
cause for fear OF any such trouble.
Coming Events
June lS-Union Boat Club open regatta
Boston, Mass.
June 1S-New Jersey Yacht Club regatts
June 19-Atlantic Yacht Club annual re-
gatta. \. y. Bay.
June 2l-Sew York Yacht Club annual
regatta, y. \. Bay.
June %, 2S-Proiessional rowing regatta
open, Pullman, Ill.
June 2S-Seawsnhaka Yacht Club annual
regatta, n. Y. Bay.
June 23-schuylkinN Navy Annual Spring
regatta. Philadelphia, Pa
June 2S-Harvard-Ysle SCARED race, New
London. CT.
June 2S-EasterB Yacht CluS regatta,
( Boston, Mass.
July i-BOs;on City regatta, Boston,
Mass.
July i--Intercollegiate Rowing Associa-
| ton annual regatta, Lake George, n. Y.
July Virginia Rowing Association re.
gatta, Lynchburg. Va
July T--Palisaae B. c. va, NyNcx g. A .
iUGbic .cv.,s. Syscs. 4. Z.
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MORNING. JUNE II. 1883.

sss in ten of easy virtue in females-the
tinates In murder! No doubt the late
Dukes was q follower OF the doctrines Of
BE notorious .Dr. Hale a promulgated
u Health and Home Every virtuous man
@bd woman in West Virginia should feel
truud that the author of such doctrines.
1bOye quoted, was not permitted to perfect
.;s epgagemeut In Wheeling.
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BASE BALL.
Brains and Goodness Needed TO Succeed
in the Diamond.

Brains snd Goodness Needed 10 Succeed
in the Diamond.
Manager Mutrie, in an interview with q
reporter, says "A very good Illus
tration Of the failure of the purely muscu-
lar and slugging base ball players is seen in
the Allegheny club, of Pittsburgh. They are
big, strong brawny fellows individually,
but they will not live up to the temperate
requirements of the modern art OF base
ball playing. The players must have atull
knowledge Of many rules. They must be
men Of GOODNESS, quick judgment and deci.
sion. An error that causes a delay OF half
a minute-yes, of fifteen seconds-may lose
a game, so that men with rum.clogged
brains. or with soggy intellects do not shine
az base ball players
The Chicagos still lead in the league
championship with Cleveland second:
while the Athletics hold down the first
place in the American Association. The
tsbles showing the relative standing OF the
clubs Will sppear in the REGISTER to'mor.
row.
Base Ball Yesterday.
PHIL,pELrHIA, June lb.-Philade!phlas,
1; ButlalOs ,.
BosroN, June ii. -Chicagos, !, Bostons, y.
Providence, June tf.-ProridenCes, -;
Detroits, 5.
ToLEpo, June lG.-Toledos, 6; PeoriS,
II.
Fast SAGINAW. June !6.-Saginaws, Is;
Quincys, 10.
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STATEMENT TO Be MADE PUBuc
That viii Make the Memory OF Capt.
Nuts Love and Synspeshy for HIS
Daughter sink Deeper Into the Pub
lie Heart.

lie Heart.
UNloSTowN, Jnne lS-The death OF
Dukes does away with the disbarment case
and otherwise modifes the document, 30
that it will have to be revised. In due
time it will be given TO the public, and
then many important and hitherto un'
published developments will come TO
light. Among these is q most beautiful
and touching letter from Captain Mutt 10
his daughter, dated at Harrisburg, Decem-
Dor II, iSs2, seven days before Nuts death.
DR.. Case says that when this letter is
published the infamy of Dukes will appear
IN still more hideous deformity, and the
memory OF Captain Nuts love and sym.
pathy for bis daughter will sink deeper
into the public heart lie further states
that Captain Mutt went TO his grave con-
WINGED by the best possible evidence
(mt dicall of his daughter. and that, instead
of the Captain s'desiring Dukes TO marry his
Lizzie, he would not have allowed him TO
live with her fer an hour "for the whole
value OF the Common wealth. 1t is claim
ed that his vindication will be complete,
and il will certainly make sensation.
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ant letters which were slored Il the 49,.
he reports his mother in, acritical eoadi-
kion
COMMON SENSE.

The LaW ef Human Nature AaAt -
Respected - Well - TIE Law - she
Lard.
NEw YoRE, June l6.-The Morning Jour
nal says Of the UniontoWn tragedy:
No harder load Of mental agony Tor man
to bear can be conceived than thst which
young James Mutt carried since last De-
cember when his father was shot down BY
the villainous maligper OF his sister. At
every step in the drama that load in
creased. he first saw q defiant slanderer
strolling about the stfeeta Next he saw
his father weltering in his blood, dead
from the slanderer's bullet Than came .
horror that all men would shrink from, Of
seeing these ISLANDERS cast to the winds as
valid defence for murder.
To see the murderer 90 forth, by strange
perversion Of justice, scot free; to see him
daily in the streets
saeering aaa MsehinE
at the brother OF one victim and the son Of
another. were heaping up ignominy that
made the boys resort to the Pistol seem
most logical atep in the long drawn-out
tragedy. No adder picture can Be drawn
than that OF the boy in jail and the de-
stroyer dead at his mothers home. No
such vendetta can be made part OF our
national life. II belongs to ruder times
81 werp ioosaly neeaptnkd .Aocinti1s thar,
oafs. But the lesson ffes n t6Is, th1t
when human fends seek to crafty their
basest passions by advancing indignantly
from one outrage on humanity TO another,
they have TO reckon at last with the law
OF human nature as we'll rs the Law OF the
land.
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SALVATION SCANDAL.
A Fiae Lot Of sperimcos - 10 Iabssts,
In the Interests OF Mas hereafGe4.

fiue Lot Of Sprrtmoos - bo IAbOHt0G
In the Interests of Mans heresftes.
SYaACvsE, n. T., June l6--Mr. Mott. Q
member Of the Salvation Army. Is charged
by Miss Louise Hauser, also member Of
the army, aged Il, with seduction under
promise OF marriage. Mott admits the
charge, but denies that he promised to
marry the girl. Mott says he has q great
mission to do In converting the world. and
has no time to marry. The girls father
threatens prosecution unless Mott marries
his daughter. Mott says he has not kept
company with the girl. since joining the
army, but other members Of the army say
he has. Miss lIauser accuses Lieut. Rich.
ardson OF flirting with Mott. Miss Rich.
sroton ran away from her home In Frank.
lin, Pa,
To Join the Army.
Her father says she stole money from him.
Moot took an nolive part In the salvation
meeting "Wednesday night. lie says he WAS
doing rs Jesus did, and was free from sin.
lie crrri.d the flag In the streets and prayed
three times. The respectable members OF
the army wore disgusfsd nf Motifs promi.
nence at the meeting. There was great dis
order and indignation at Motifs impudence
in praying and speaking. Mott has always
been active in lAb0ring with the unoOn.
vertcd at salvation meetings. Hall and
Richardson are both charged with putting
their hands on mems knees and their arms
around their necks when trying 10 get them
in o Denitent mood.
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KNOCKED OUT.
One Duffy who 2AraIS Hes Mr.. Murphy
i'm SIngger SulliyRn's Great Four
Round Aei-A General RiOt and Much
Gore AfiOat.

>pec'al Di&potri 10 tic Rsyis.cf.
FrrrsBURGH, June lG.-Peter Murphy and
Thomas Duffy, TWO coal miners, engaged
in prize tight a. Walkers Mills, u miles
from this city, just before dark this eve
ming. Duffy had knocked out one Dolan
some time ago, and Dolans friends picked
on Murphy as one who could down Duffy.
Two Hundred Persons
witnessed the combat. Four rounds were
tonight. in which Duffy had il all his own
way, when Murphy's friends broke over
the ropes and a general melee ensued, in
which there were many damaged physiog.
Monies and no little amount Of blood spill
ing. DufTy's friends were forced TO leave
the ground. The referee at first decided
the fight in favor of Duffy, but afterwards
made il draw.
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Active Ministry
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The best average made by the British
team at practice previous to last yea, S
match was 16l points, and the best made
by the present American team at Creed
Moor Is 10 10
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PrrTsFoED, MASS. Sept. q, lBfs.
SlRs-I have taken Hop Bitters and NC
oumend them TO Others, as i innna Vlem
very beneficial. Mrs. J, W Tulleo Sec
Wonen's Temperance Union.