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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-12
BENwOOD DEP0PULATED
By the wheeling Festivities School
md Municipal Matters and Per-



SOuaIs.
The city health officer will set up the
oysters for the city dads some time next
week.
Mr.. WILEY, the contractor for the exten-
sion of the Pwyky Railroad, was in town
yesterday looking after the completion OF
his contract.
Benwood has some OF the most uncom-
promising and fearless Democrats that can
be found within the confines OF the State.
They never wilt under the singing lash OF
defeat, but always come up smiling ready
for another fray.
Miss Emma Pelley visited friends in
Belleaire yesterday.
Public school was dismissed yesterday to
enable the little ones to view the grand
parade in Wheeling. =,
Our little city was nearly depopulated
yesterday, every one having gone to Wheel-
ing TO witness the procession.
One Of our sympathetic Democrats pur-
chased a very razor on Wednesday last,
and loaned il to our pleasant friend Mr..
Jesse Patterson TO aid him in shaving our
Republican brethren, whose faces have be.
come somewhat elongated since they heard
from Ohio.
One of the funny sights will be Or. Dol
tear wearing that tine silk plug hat won on
the Ohio election.
Council met on Tuesday night last aud
finished the business for the first six months
Of its term. The reports Of the officers all
corresponded. and everything seemed to be
in very satisfactory state.
Everybody excurted to the celebration
yesterday.
Mr.. Jas. Henrietta, of Moundsville, o.,
was in town yesterday.
Our city teachers viewed the parade.
The trustees kindly sent word to the school
house in the morning that they might ad-
iourn. The attendance would have beeR
very slim.
The Benwocd Iron Works was not in
operation.
has gone to Iowa and will bring with him
on his return the future Mrs. Albert j.
in the person Of Miss Amanda Rice.
Mr.. w. F. Reilly is expected here some
time this month from ST. Paul, Mimi.
Mr.. August Scbad and the men employed
in his butcher work presented quite line
array when got up for the parade yester'
day.
The Bogg's Run school adjourned yester'
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the prohibition vote checked the Republi-
cans. The rural counties, where they
pushed the defeated prohibition amend
ments strongly, responded with big majori.
ties for the smendment, but hardly the
average Republican vote. In cities where
Republicans Feared
to push the amendment they made their
chief gains from the Democrats, yet the
beaten Republicans are at loss to explain
their defeat even to their own satisfaction.
Deacon Richard Smith thinks 1t was the
wool growers; Marshal Halstead thinks the
wine growers did it; John Sherman believes
Foster did ii and Foster has probably not
recovered iipm his dazed condition suf-
ficiently to do any thinking about it. At
any rate it Is done, and we'll done. We
imagine you will find that you all contrib
uted to 1t unawares. The people have
simply registered their decree that the
Republican party must go. That is the
meaning of Democratic governor and q
Democratic legislature in Ohio"
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ALARMED AT ARTAUR'S HABITS.
Minnesota Baptists Object TO HIS
Drinking.

MISHEAroLIS, October ll.-At the Fifth
Day Free Will Baptists' General Confer
UCe to-day the report Of the Committee on
Temperance was taken up. The report set
forth that as the manufacture ana sale OF
Intoxicating liquors were increasing it was
tie duty of the Conference 10 further pro.
hIbition. The committee hearth. indorsed
the action taken by President Hayes and
ssE with growing slarm the use Of intoxi.
cants by President Arthur. They reco n.
mend that the uss o. tobacco and opium in
any form be prohibited and recommended
that any minister who INDUCED in them
he refused ordination, and that tue physlo-
logical influence Of intoxiCInts, tobacco,
and opium be taught ia schools and COL
Ieges. A motion was made 10 strike out
tie name OF President Arthur, but after
Ii uCb debate it Vas lost and lur report was
afrpptCl
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A WESTERN ROMANCE.
Separated and Again Reunited A.
ter Many Years.
A SPRINGFIELD, Missouri IdVI That OutdoeS
Enoch Arden-The Prologue to
Recent Wedding,

SPRINGFIELD, No, October ll.-On We'd
nesday evening Mr.. T. G. Childers and Mrs.
Lucinda Phillips were married at the lat
ter's residence on Division street. This is
their second wedlock with each other, and
the story of their separation and fnat re-
union after twenty years is equal in
romance to that of EnoCh Arden.
Mr.. T. G. Childers and Mrs Lucinda
Tatem were frat married in their native
county, Franklin, in 1876, and lived to-
gether until 1861, when the husband
Joined she Southern Army
in response to a call for volunteers. Soon
he was made prisoner by the enemy, who
kept him for while in st. Louis, and
finally sent him to Alton, Ills, for keeps.
After sixteen months of captivity ne was
exchanged, and resumed his duties as a
Southern soldier, remaining in the army
till the close OF hostilities in lS65. Then,
like q du,iful husband aSd fathe~, ne re.
turned to his wife and little chlldreni but
sad changes greeted hin.
The husband had been reported killed in
the terrible struggle et NiCksburg, and his
wife, after long and terr,D e weltingi was
forced TO give
CTedence 10 the Story.
and subsequently found solaCe in the love
of Mr.. Phillips, whom she had known
from childhood. True to the VOWS OF long
ago, she was loath to bury the first love.
Sill she was a woman, and therefore to be
won, and so il was, the soldier husband re-
turned from the dangers and privations Of
war to ind her whom he had vowed to love
until parted by death, the wife Of another.
He married again in lSLS, but his second
wife died three years later. In 1873 he
married third time, but wes again robbed
by death OF his cOnsort one year afterward.
About year ago Mr.. Philips died, leaving
Childers'
First wife in BfIOwhOOd.
Mrs. Philips has a brother residing in
f. anklin, whom she visited not long since,
and at whose house she ehauCed to meet
Mr.. .ChiIders, her first husband. They met
as friends but their friendship quickly
warmed the love of twenty years ago re.
turned aud, though not so tervent as in
the earlier dream OF youth, it was not
wanting in earnest devotion. The second
marriage to each other occurred on Monday
evening, in the presence OF their
families, respectively and collectively
Tie bride and groom, though sprinkled
with the silver of time, seem happier for
the sorrow tbey have known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-12
The LEGISLATIVE RETURNS.
\ TpII List of the Senator'S and Repre-
sentatIyea Elected.

n TpII List OF the Senators and Repre-
L. sentRtIVes Elected
.ACIycrNvArI, October 1.-THE following
stors have been elected, according to
kst returns: First district-Wm. Cald-
Wm. l.. O'Brien, y. Pruden, D. Sec
q --istrict-C. f. Elliott, D. Third dis
rt-Simon Brenna, D. Fourth district
/ k-Bn f. Movers, d. Fifth district-Jesse \.
p. Sixth district-Wm. H, Reed, ID.
Rth district-John W. Gregg, II.
,YLbth district-John II. Evans, K. Ninth
fsyrict-C s. Welsh, d. Tenth district
- Il. Vancleaf, ID. Eleventh district
Is. W. Durainger, +. Twelfth district
L.. e. Gable, ID. Thirteenth district
i J. Hane, r. Fourteenth dlstricl-7
hilbert Smith, ID. SiEteenth-John y Nell
Az Seyenteenth-Allen LeOrlng, u.
4 .b,sEntb and Eineteenth-W. S. Crewell,
TwentietA-SOlOmon Hague, h. A"eu,
E@st-J. V. Lewis, ID. Twenty second
fobn NJ. Dickinson, r., Alonzo D., as
kstt r Twenty-fourth and Twenty
Il : Il. WOOlcott. K. Twenty -htth-A. J..
Williams, D., Geo. II. Ely, r. Twenty
kayenth and Twenty-ninth-T. T.. Loonl's'
4 Tbirtieth-Godfrey Jaeger, D. Ihlrty'
rst--J. II. Williston, d. Thirty;seconu-I
kAomas J. Godfrey, D.; Elmer Mhlte' II
llrty- -tnlru-N' n MI lie. ~ % =
Ramsey, d. Total-DemOcrats, y; RepUo-
Tps Tn Representatives elected are John
Young. D.; Geo. w. Hull, D; Byron
KfwsU ID. Freeman ThOrp, +. l. I. Prlm-
~ r George w. HolbrOok, D; samuel
", r; r. n. Higgins, D.; D. r; Gun
ham. D.; E. c. Ross, R.; John W OS'
zen R; John H. Littler, K; Hooert
IPrcbsnan, ID james II. Terrlll, K; George
/ W. LOor, K. Il. II. Bargar, D.; George N n,
llseIsr. D; Joseph NJ. Poe, D.. Joseph
yo6Ds1 n VIM. Rnshe, D.; \. G. Har-
sangb ID. G. c. Burnett r.; John Z. Ha'
~ e: David Baker, D.; Henry George
L. George l.. Sickett, r. Joseph Puekrln'
u ". 4, Schultz, D.; H. 5. Hadley Il. ;
pAN~rd W. Young, D.; Casper Low
'Fnstsip. D.; Allen o. Myers, D. ;
Albert Deyo, r; w. Matthews, X Geo
lH. Ford. r.: J. G. Gest, r; VIM. Farrar'
= John Cosgrove, D.; Thomas ). CoEan,
D.: J. +. Thompson. D; J. Z. bTHce' :
E,sub back. D: S. +. Cary, D; Wiihah
IFset r; Peter F. SIryker, r.; A
! B. Eyal, D.; Alfred X. Parey, h
Jasper \. Santz, R.; John Cuff D.; ID. N, NJ.
Barrett. R.; Seth Weldy, D. George W.
IS5arp, D.: W. d. johnson, r Z. ID. Jones'
i P B. \. Linduff, r.; John ID. Thompson,
J, D. c. Wilson. r; James Lisle, ID. aneS
Walker. r. George G.. Wsshburn, K; Nm'
Bss',y. D.: Edward Malone, D; lanes l.
l8I.s.k l. Alex. Dickson, r; B. G. Young,
d. ;&.zC. Lyman, R.; E: d. Brooks m
AICK D. Marsh, D.; d. II. Murray, K. ). ID.
t9tsmil' on. D.; James Turner, D.; y: +.
wards, D.; f. NJ. stansberry, D. Zoos Q
". Miles, L; Charles +. Addison, u; i.
~. Finley, D.; Vim. Habbler, D.; ID. -
ireinsr. T.; Wesley Work, D.. Joseph >.
GsstCr z; Wm- Sherman, r.. Oscar SheP
1ar6, Il J. H. Kshle, D.; Andrew Steven
ApD, D.: o. p. Goodman, D.; J. n
'rsnris, j.; samuel A. Stednan, X. }.
kySk,'-r u : P. Hunt. D.; L. @. Cole, D.;
s5 Gc6ridV, ~; }. y. hOeIl4sr, XII
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Wedding Beside a Death.Red.

PorrsvILLE, y. y, October 1l.-Mrs.
Thomas Cooch died this evening from in
iuries received ON Thursday morning last
Nv her clothing taking fire while she was
boiling apple butter. 4 few hours before
her death She requested her daughter, who
was TO have been married on the 25th inst
to young man Of Pottsville, to have the
ceremony performed at once. A clergy
man was sent for and the ceremony which
from the surroundings and circumstances
was unusually impressive, was performed.
Ms. CoOch died within few moments
IL or 10 cnnclnsI
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The ResuIt I'm Stark County.

ANTON, o., October l1.-Almost COM
Ike returns from Stark county do not
l'g-is,ly alter the vote as given yester-
.7. The Republicans claim the election
langlOr, their candidate for treasurer,
s snsll majority, while the Demo
Us figure that Pontius, their can
.s,e for that Office, is about 13
res ahead. The vote was the largest ever
Lied. HOadly and the Democratic State
act received a majority of $50 a gain Of
.\e-ar Newman's vote for Secretary OF
Slsst year. The vote on the amend
= has not yet been reported. The
---6itiOnisis claim the county for the
ono amendment. Other autOrities say
8 defeated by three hundred votes. The
9: amendment was showed under by
.U majority,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-12
WHAT SHERMAN SAYS.
% Much Prohibition Was Wha
brought Defeat.

loo Much Prohibition Was Wha
Brought Defeat.
N,NsFIELp, D., October ll.--The Herald
al,s the following interview with Sena-
L sherman. | attribute our defeat 70
growing out of the temper
N uestion. One month ago, upon the
IS Of the Scott law, had no doubt OF
.e election Of Judge Foraker, but 1t IS
1u .ies. that the attention Of Republicans
ss turned more and more to the contest
p the Second Amendment, and upon
at very question we lost all ot
Le German vote and a large conser-
sure vote that was not satisfied that
-gl.bition was advisable in Ohio. |
1.v no other reason for our defeat, and
~ entire confidence that on general po'
...ql issues the State is thoroughly he
.t5can. If, as suppose, the Democrats
80 carried the Legislature, they will have
p burden of the temperance quesron,and
,rry fail to meet the advancing state ot
-...I opinion they will be defeated as We
ave been. 10 not think that our defeat
o.. have any effect on the Republican
..tN vi the country.
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IOWA DEMOCRATS JuBILANT
Because OF Their Enormous GaiAs On
Tuesday.

DEs MoINEs, Oct. li--Kinne and the Sec
retary of the Democratic state committee
ooncede the election of Sherman by 10000
plurality. They account for the heavy
Democratic gains in the interior chiefly to
the discussion of the tari q. and partly to the
prohibition question. Judge Cook (Dem.)
is elected to Congress from the Sixth dis
trict. Republicans claim o majority OF
thirty on the joint legislative ballot and
consider the reelection Of Senator Allison
as certain. The Republican gains re eported
are principally from the counties that were
counted on as Democratic owing to their
close proximity to the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers. Had the river counties
shown up the Democratic vote IS promi ed
on the strength Of the license question
Kinne would have been elected, but even
as it is the Democrats are jubilant. The
city went overwhelmingly Republican by
600 over Democrats and Green hackers.
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Loves Fnther.In.LaW

pulled the tail Of one OF the dogs belonging
to his Son-iu law. This was followed by de-
nunciations from Love, who declared that
no man of honor would pull dogs tail.
A general fight ensued, in which Loves
father.in-law, brother and brother in-law
were seriously and probably fatally
wounded by him. He himself received
slight wound. The weapon used by Love
was Colts navy revolver. One Of the
other men was armed with small pistol.
The affair creates great excitement in the
neigh hborhood in which it occurred. Love
III q and has not been arrested yet.
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EXACT IOWA RETURNS.
The Republican Majorities In the Sem
ate and House.

hte ana mouse.
DEs MoINEs, Iowa, October IL, 10 r.N.-
Definite returns have been received by the
State Register on the Legislature, and the
result is positively known so far as can be
until the official count has settled few
close contests. ------------S -
The Senate will stand 40 Republicans, Q
Democrats and | doubtful. The latter
from Linn county, where the result is so
close and doubtful that ii will take the
official count 10 decide.
Senator I.arabee, instead OF being defeated
as reported Yesterday is elected; also,
Rarrett. In this count Heinshetrner, OF
Mills, is counted as elected, although
Hendrie, fusion, claims majority by
throwing 10 misspeIled ballots for Helm.
sheiner, but the intention OF voters casting
imperfect ballots was so plain that Helm
sheimer will be given a certificate. The
House on complete and bed rock figures
stands as follows Republicans, - In
dependent, | {; Democrats, -, GreenbaCkers,
:: doubtful Washington county. |; Re-
publican majority Oh Joint ballot, "a.
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A YOUNG LADY SHOT.
The Terrible Mistake OF a Fairmont
Gentleman.
Decidl 10 The RsgiSter.

Special 10 the Register.
FAIRMoNT, October ll.-0lr little town
was wildly excited by the announcement
this morning that J. B. Hough had acci.
dentalIy shot Miss Meyrtle Wells. The &C.
cidept occurred at about eight clock. Mr.
Hough was standing in front OF the Murphy
House with loaded shot gun pointed
downwards. Jpst as Miss Wells was pass
ing him the trigger of the gun,
which was at haf cock, slipped from
hishand and the gun went Off the dis
charge taking effect in the young lady's
feet, inficting very painful if not danger
Gus wound. Miss Mills was at once taken
to her home and doctor called, who ex-
tracted the shot, and she is now doing as
well as could be expected. Both of the
parties connected with the affair are we'll
and favorably known in Fairmont.
a Train D,ichcI.
: SysciGi 10 the REGISTER.
WEsToI, October IA BuCkbannOn
ain which was coming in tonight was
etched al the junction below town.
Gauge not known. No one was hurt The
niCht irviCL, lraiE was DELAYED.
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AT LOSS TO EXPLAIN.
The Sun on the Reasons Given for the
Great Defeat.

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE Sun says:
Later news from the Ohio election makes
it reasonably certain that Judge Hoadly is
elected Governor BY about ten thousand
majority. The Republicans failed to make
the large gains in the rural districts that
they counted upon, and in spite OF their
increased vote in the cities they still failed
to overturn the Democratic majority OF
last yesr. OSe Of the singular features Of
.l.IS UisGliv.I - &c uI1ielsu. HAJa IA WuiGG
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SUICIDE AT ALTAMONT.
A FAIRMoNT YOUNG LADY SHOT.
A Train Ditched Near Weston-A ChiIds
frightful 0eath-Alarmed at
President krthur's
Habits.
Special 10 The Re0iSier.

ALrAMoST, October 11.-This community
was shocked this afternoon by the intelli-
gence that Mrs. Ellen Beckman, woman
about forty six years of age, and the wife
OF one our wealthiest and most influential
farmers, had committed suicide by taking
blue vitrol. Since February last she has
been deranged from long pondering over
religious matters, and in one Of her fre-
quent fits OF melancholis took her own
life. For hours after swallowing the poison
her sufTerings were beyond description,
and death came only as a relief.
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HI-a nt G,enhenrilIe
szfTysvnI<pctobs'1 1D-The Bss6n
.ss65&iL%s totnS6sstfSEed ~4flst
kjk6t at Ii o,stsssirOm SSkdoxHcauses.
loss s.. lCs;; Insurance, $500.

Nervous, dyspeptic individuals, whose
distress of mind and body makes life mis-
erable, if your sufferings have been pro-
longed and increased by the use OF bitters
and pretended cures Of kidney and liver
diseases, throw all such uosIums aside
and find health, strength and vigor in that
simple remedy known as DR.. Guysotts
Yeliow Dock and Ssrsspsrilla It purifes
the blood, strengthens the urinary and dt
gestive orgsns, and infuses new lie into
sll parts Of The body. No her r-medy
eousls II. Have your druggist get II !o'
yV4,
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INDICATES ADEwocRATIc PRESIDENT.
The World Sure That the Result Means
Success Next Year.

New YORK, october 1.-THE World says:
The glorious victory won by the Democracy
in Ohio cannot fail to have an important
effect on the November contests this year
and on the Presidential election next year.
1t proves conclusively that Democratic sue
cesses last year were not the effects OF local
and ephemeral causes, but were the result
~
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hamilton County Returns.

.N,lNs,TI, October 1.-THE Times-Star's
'sings II the Hamilton county vote elect
aries +. Brown, Republican, Senator;
u. I,it and Peter F. Striker, Republic.
}, EsrrsseDtatiyeS, and Wabnitz, Rspub
'gc County Commissioner. 1t makes
1sG.ys msjOrity 1896. The official re-
- must be awaited to know certainly as
Hs senators and Representative.
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settled DeterminatIon

on the part OF the people to exercise their
right to change the political complexion of
the party which has enjoyed it for nearly
a quarter Of 9 century. The defeat OF the
Republicans in Ohio on a full vote, and
with all the advantages on their side, is
doubtle an important in dication of DEM
ocratic success in the Presidential election
Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-12
BURIED IN A SEWER.
A BtIIafre Mans Narrow Escape
Death or Daniel Grimsby.

RThe Thirty.third street sewer, which Is
n.ipe put down, caved in yesterday ana
caught three OF the workmen. jesse
Ysckett was buried completely and con-
siderable work was required 70 dig MN
cut. and great excitement prevailed LOT q
tine. He wss finally cot out and was uh'
in pjured, but very badly scared Al DIS haf'
Tow escape. .I
,,rncinq the death of Daniel Grimsby, OF
Norristoxp. He was q prominent farmer
Of Union township and had been 70 town town
- cot the election returns. He returned
home in sppsreDt good health, and went rent TO 70
his red room 10 change his clothes. when
he bsd been gone some time one oil the
family went 10 see shat Wss keeping hin him
snd found him lying on the bed deaa.
Her, disease was The probable cause Of DIS
death,
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,,Ssuste and Lower HOuse Certainly
DemOcratic.

Democratic.
4 S, October II, p. m.-The more
,s returns from Tuesdays election
sn increase in Democratic majority,
a u1 probably be considerably over
4 The Senate will be > to l Demo
s. s4i the House is estimated at IS
2. .n..JlS and 62 Democrats. Later re-
.-,nt Ire Legislative ticket indicate that
Is zen oyralic majority on Joint ballot
-ut Le more than d.
,-. Dnd amendment will receive about
votes, aud will probably be
.s.,3. gGcePS that cities go strongly
s-,; r..
.-s .-..cial amendment is carried be.
cl .u. NJ The first amendment will not
. uysi 10000 votes. The Prohibition
10 d, s,Jimsted at from 5000 to 10000,
!. r.g Greenback 1900.
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/. A WATERLOO
I'D Boss Foster Plays ths Part
i Of Napoleon With
Gusto.
eCs HoadIy's Majority not Less
4 Than Twelve Thou
sand,
Ns Stats Senate and Legislature
are Also Strongly
Democratic,
klth seans a Unltsd States Sen
atOr and Victory Again
and Again.

,,,yAri, October ll.-Judge Hoadly
.,r several hours in his office to day,
|,,.,sls was visited by large number Of
Ls,os 70 congratulate him. He shows
f,,,,sss from his illness, but endured
~ the task Of continuous handshak-
:. Nuch Of his time was consumed in
.cs,yinc and reading kilograms of con-
,u.auro. Among them was this:
NONEEEs, y. Y, October IL.
congratu.SIe you on your brilliant tri.
ra.
.-rsE' S. ], TIlDEN. -
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Rase Ball.
Cbicseos, s; ColumbuS5.
Buffaia, 9; Athletics, 4.
Boston, 4; Bsltimores, ?:
cleveland, 5: TOledo,3. Eight innings

IT makes every Humanitarian SAD 70 see
invalids seek such rehet as IS gwen taen
"a o.bsr nostrums. The first few doses
nsv make them feel better on account Of
;ts s+nnefyipg ingredients, combined with
sons Strong cathsrtic and diuretic that are
uSeS @ in its composition, but they eventu-
sITy crow worse. The only cure for weak
80 nervousness, debility, aches. pains
rts1mstism, sores urinary and digestive
sLSSbIss is To mske the blood rich, red and
r1rs bT usipe DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
pa pa Ssrsapariila, . remedy widely indorsed
by physicians who have examined INTO us
mposi ton and snecs