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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-23
GHOUL-PRooF TOMBS.
A CIn.IIy Hu.iness ihnt hns Received
u Decided BOOIu.


The desperate, albeit happily ahOrt,ve.
sttempt to rob a vault in Wheeling, W.
Va, Of III. remains OF the late Bishop
Whelan, an eminent and beloved prelate
OF the Catholic church, adds force to
all previous admonitions as to the
need Of CHOU! proof tombs. Since the
death OF 4. T. Stewart the indus
try of body suatChins butI in this country
and elsewhere, has received an immense
impetus and hss assumed s0meibiDg OF
the character OF IN apr!Icd science. IL
has come about that tb. remains 0f = 0 de-
ceased person a." safe which from any
point may be deemed worth stealing or
monster mIllionaires seem to he espe-
cially men sced by species Of punish.
m, nj after death. Probably their surcst
way Of escape would be 10 have their NOR.
tai remains consigned TO the deposit c1m
pYny's Golfers, whence their wealth shall
h. We b. en- distributed among their b Ire,
md, in some rare instances, among p Iolrc
81 d private charities. This 10 hint thst
u nv save ante mortem expense 70 some Of
cur ambitious mausoleum builders.
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IN ARMS AGAINST MARAUDERs.
Uprising of Ohio Farmers Against a
Parry OF Barn-Burning Burglars.

CLEVELAND, o., January 22.-Great ex-
citement prevails at North Lima, Mahon-
ing county, over the burning OF the post
Office, which was fired by gang OF thieves.
For years the community has been infest-
ed with a score or more of villains who
plunder houses, steal horses, and in this
manner gain a livelihood, refusing to en-
gage in honest iahyr. 1t has been found
impossible to convict hem in the courts,
as witnesses are threatened with personal
violence and the burning OF their property
t they divulge snything. Recently
worthy farmer was called as witness
rcrirst some of the gang, snd because he
told only the truth his fine residence with
tts contents was burned and be was notl.
tiea 70 leave the township. ThiS nerved
he rpaCeful citiz-ns TO take action, AMI a
committee hes been appointed comprised
of sturdy farmers, who have notified the
gang to dispcrSe To other States or they
will ornan ent the limbs of trees in Beaver
township. The gang refuse to 90, aud an
exciting time is expected, as tha liners
sre determined to have Protection. and II
il can be had no other way they viii cal
on Judge Lynch.
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THE COTTON STRIKERS.
Position of the Operatives I'm the Great
Strike I'm Lancashire.

Strike in Lancashire.
LoNpoN, January 22.-The strikers are
divided into unionists and non-unionists,
and the latter are by far the most numer-
Gus, and since the present strike COM
menced those Of them who are at work
have shown a disinclination to contribute
toward the support of those who, as the
Operatives Central Committee term it, are
fighting their battle" The result is that
The funds received from mills running
have fallen far short OF what were ex.
peded and what are necessary, aud the
situation OF the operatives IS made
still worse by the fact that those mem.
bers of the situation who are at work
ami who are willing to contribute as far as
they are able to the support OF their strug-
cling fellow operatives, are crippled by the
adoption of short time. This will be seen
whtn it is pointed out that instead OF
$500 or Gl0,000, only 81, 255 had been col
lected, which, equally apportioned to the
loon S stopped through the strike, allows
each weaver out OF work %. i'd. per week
for food and clothing. This money is given
to unionists and non-unionists alike, and is
all that the non unionists will receive. TIE
mem bers OF the Weaver's Union will also
receive their weekly allowance from the
sCciety's funds, so that they are In com.
psrstiyely good position.
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LUKAcY PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY.
What Nuts Counsel Say About the
Matter and ITS Bearings.

Matter anu HIS nshrIuBss
Major A. NJ. Brown visited James Mutt
after he had been sent back to Jail to tell
him why the court had remanded him
there until tomorrow morning. Said Mr..
Brown, after emerging from the jail; l
never saw any one who expressed a more
sincere regard and tender feeling for what
had been done for him than did James
Mutt for all his counsel and in fact everY-
body connected with the case. When l
told him the court had sent him to Jail to
await hearing in the morning at O'Clock
on the question of his sanity, he was per
feCtly satisfied and thought what was
pre- per wss being done.
But, interrupted the reporter, | hear
some comments among the members OF
'he bar On the action OF Judge stowe;
They seem to think that the Court shou
have discharge d James Mutt to-day as soon
as c was declared not guilty.
Oh, said Mr. Brown, perhaps he might
have dcre s0 and been right, bat tell you
Judge Stowe is a c reful and conSc!entlous
man. He
Never Docs Things in n Hurry.
II may have been that he was not fully sat-
isfied as 10 the sanity or insanity OF James
Mutt, and as any careful man would do, he
fixed tomorrow morning at nine o'clock as
a time when he could hear testimony on
that question. II you will turn to the
penal code of Pennsylvania, under the act
of March 30th, 1850, section 66, you Will
tird the followirg:
"In every case in which it shall be given
in evidence upon the trial OF auy person
charged with any crime or misdemeanor or
that such person was insane at the time oil
the com mission OF such offence, and II he
shall be acquitted the jury shall De re-
uuired to find specially whether such per
son was insane at the time OF the commls'
sion such offence, and to declare whether
he was acquitted by them on the ground D,
such insanity, and if they snail so find and
declare the court before whom the trial IS
held shall have power to order him to be
kept in strict custody, in such place and in
such manner as to the said court shall
seem tit, at the expense OF the county IN
which the trial is had, so long as such per,
son shall continue to be OF unsound mind
| think that is sufficient authority to
Justify the Action of Judge Stowe.
There is no fear Of Judge Stowe going
wrong in this or any other case. He
knows what he is about and proceeds with
care. We shall offer some little medical
testimony to the court in the morning, and
then, | think, there will be no further
difficulty about James Nuts release.
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REMARKABLE CASE OF INSANITY.
Man who Says the Lord Gave Him
the Right 10 XIII n hom He Pleased.

MANSFIELD, LA, January 22.-Joseph
Porter, OF this place has been sent to the
lunatic asylum. His case is remarkable
one. About ten years ago he claims to
have had vision, in which God appeared
to him and made him certain promises.
After seven years, according to his coven'
ant, he was at liberty to kill and murder
whom he pleased. Recently he remarkei
that the time had elapsed and that he was
ready TO engage in the slaughter, aud
promised that his wife should be the frs,
victim. He intended to have saw-miil
for the purpose of furnishing cotfins for
his victims, and expressed regret that the
capscty was 20 small. He was arrested.
MurGerous assaults have been msde by
him rpon his wife and children. His
arrangement is much to be regretted. He
has family of six children and is well
CONNECTED here.
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MORE OF MAHoNE's MEMS poISas.
Charges OF Cruelty Against the Peni'
tentinpy Officials.

RrcuMosD, Va, January 22.-ln the Sen
ate today a letter was presen ted from a
former employe Of the penitentiary, con-
tanning grave chsrg., ag ,in't the psniten.
,iary officials, showing that from neglect
full and careless treatment OF sick conyicts
number Of them have died
Among the cases mentioned was that
II an Italian serving sentencs
for attempted wife murder who became
n last summer after eating underc JOksd
peas. Owing to bis writhing, the doctor
said he was insane and ordered him bou ID
o an iron hedsirad. Next mOrOing the
man wss dead, the flesh being dreldfuliy
cut from the cords which bound it. A
committee will iuyesiigstr.
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SIR KNIGHTS CREATED
At a Special COncIave OF Fairmont
C0mmandery.

COmmandery.
Special to the REGISTER.
FAIRMoNT, w, VA, January p. There Is
seemingly quite boom in Templar Mason
cry Just now in Fairmont. A special con
clsve of Crusade Commandery, No. 6, was
held this evening, at which the orders OF
Knishthoud were conferred upon A. J.
Wood, Louis Bennett, n. B. Newton, Chas.
OIIara, Stokes Tunstilt and I. NJ. Wander
vert, all of Weston, W. Va, Sir Jessie Il
Pirnell, Past Grand Eminent Commander,
of Benwood, was present and otficiated as
Eminent Commander, assisted by Sir X.
d. Walker, Past Eminent Commander
and Thirty third, Eminent Commander
J. H. Brownfeld and the other
officers and members of No. 6. Among the
visitors of Sir Knights were ]. W. Shaw
ham, f. C. Miami, Commandery No. %,
Leba on, O., o. P. Stroh, D. f. Moloy,
Commandery No. o. Reading, Pa, A. Nc
Lain, S. Simmons, Hope Commandery, No.
2G, St. Clairsville, O., A. J. Bonafield, Tln-
Melton, w. Va, f Ralston, W. G. Bennett,
of Weston, f. f. Wells, OF Glovers Gap,
Frsnk Burt, John Blackshire, of Manning
ton, A. D. W. Strickler, of Phillip, Samuel
Grsmon, of Grafton. After the comforting
of the orders an elegant bouquet was served
by Mr.. c. Z. Pride, OF the Palace restau-
rant.
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The End Was at Hand.

The safety valves Of the mental organism
were opened to relieve the terrible STRAIN,
ard long, wild cheer began right under
the bench and swept back over the crowd,
down the corridors, through which mes
ssDgers of good tidings were flying with
nimble feet, and out into the open air and
the fair sunlight of Gods outer world,
where the hundreds who could not gain
admission caught up the cry, and re.
doubling its force and vehemence, sent 1t
down through the streets, down, down,
until it joined with the river breezes and
was lost.
Mutt started and hall arose, and then,
with face coloriess and ghastly, he sank
back into his seat, and his head fell forward
on his breast
Silence" cried the Court officers, and
in the pause that came after the command,
Clerk Rowand proceeded with his formula.
"Gentlemen Of the jury, hesrken to your
verdict as the Court hath recorded In
This issue Joined between the Common
wealth and James Mutt, the prisoner at the
bar, ysu say you fud him not guilty OF the
felony wherewith be stands charged, BY
reason of insanity at the time he committed
the act, and 80 say you ALP
I'VE do" was the response ana then
came touching scene, with women crying
and men shaking hands with each other.
Praise God from whom all blessings tiow,'
cried an old lady, and she tried to raise her
voice into a chant of the benediction, but
her tears drowned the words aAd she sank
sohbing into a seat.
The prisoner is remanded to Jail, said
Judge Stowe presently.
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A FEARFUL TOHTu2ER.
Cruelty 10 AN Adopted Child by steel
Gloves, she strait-J ,cket. and Poison.

Cruelty 10 an Adopted ChiId by steel
Gloves, Ihe sirait-J ,cket. and Poison.
LEhuvILLE, January 22-Aoout two
months ago Mary Gozuales was arrested on
complaint OF neighbors, WHO alleged that
she vas torturing her adopted child, lit
tie boy, in the most cruel manner. The
Judge sentenced her to six months I'M
prisonment Testimony showed that she
bsd been guilty of the most extreme and
iphuman cruelty IN the little fellow. Her
neighbors testified that they bad frequently
saved the boy from the woman's fury;
that she was in tn. hebit OF confning his
hands in steel gloves and placing him IN q
strait-jacket: snd that in the indiction OF
her tortures she had placed oxaltc acid on
portions OF the chiId's body, which were
burned to such an extent that he screamed
with pain. In her own defence the inhu-
man female pleaded wilfulness aud o )sti-
racy on the part of the boy. Judge Gold
thwaite found the defendant guilty of as
sault aud battery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-23

No one can be III If the blood is pure.
Yellow Dock and Sarsapsrilla root have
long been recognized by physicians as blood
purifiers. Don't be bumbugged BY the
advertisements of the many quack bitters,
hut occasionally use DR.. Guysotts Yellow
Dock and Sarss parilla, and you wi! live N
3 good old sge free froI1 all distress o.
mind spd body. Many OF CIR best citizens
Who long suffered from Dad b'Ccd iudi
Gated by week Kidneys, indigestion, sores
sehes. etc, owe their recovery to tie use Of
this remedy.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Happy Marriage Of n wheeling Gcn
rlemau and n FntFnont Lady.

Yesterday evening at o'clock al Fair
n ont, W. Va, occurred the marriage Of
Mr. J. C. Orr, Secretary Of the .Etoa Insur.
ar ce Company, Of this city, and Mrs. Anna
Turney, q charming widow Of Pairmont.
The wedding took place at the residence OF
the bride, the ceremony heins impressively
performed by Rev. ". r W bite, OF the N.
l. Church. Quite q number OF friends
were present TO witness the ceremony. Mr..
or is well known in Wheeling business
circles, and bis newly made wife Is an esti.
msble lady of Fairmont and many were
tie good wishes they received for long
ard blissful married life. After congratu
ls;ion had been given and good byes said,
The happy couple left for eastern cite, on
tosr Of several weeks, after which they
win return to Wheeling, where they will
permanently reside.
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JAIL BREAKERS
Make Matters Very Lively at st.
ClairsVliIe.
MAsoNS CREATING SIR KNIGHTS.
At Fa'rmont Last Evening-Soms Plain
Facts About the Farmont, Morgan
town and Pittsburgh
Railroad.
3pecldl 10 the Rc1tster.

ST. CLAIRsylLLE, o., January 22,-our
little town is wildly excited over the at
tempt made tonight by sixteen prisoners
10 escape from the county Jail. By some
means, as yet unknown, Jailer Colby was
knocked down, his hands and feet tied and
the keys taken from him. Some OF the
prisoners succeeded in reaching the roof OF
the Jail, when the alarm was sounded and
a crowd of excited but determined citizens
surrounded the Jail. After several rounds
from the revolvers Of the seli-constituted
officers, the prisoners were glad to rssurp
and order and discipline were soon restor-
ed. Jailer Colby was seriously but not
fatally beaten.
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THE LADIES AND Mr.. ARTHUR.
How TO Make an Impression Upon Our
Handsome President.

Handsome Prestueht.
WASHINGTON, January 22-The blinds
will be pulled down and the gas lighted in
the White House next Saturday afternoon.
The President and his sister, Mrs. McElroy,
will give the first regular Saturday recep'
tion Of the season. They will be assisted
by Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. Brewster.
These receptions are Informal, but ladies
60 in full dress to them. Mr.. Arthur likes
to see ladies in full dress who call upon
him at the White House. Any lady wish.
ing to make an impression on the Presi-
dent would do well TO make note of this.
On New Years Day The great majority OF
the ladies who called at the White House
went in street dress. Mr.. Arthur did not
like it. The first lady who came into the
reception room in full dress he rushed up
to ami greeted veTy beartily. He detained
her nearly five minutes in conversation,
although he had never met her except cas-
ually before. Many OF the ladies present
were Jealous. Since then they have been
more careful III observing ali the proprie'
ties when calling at the White House.
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Nix xuurdr.d outof Work.

wuEEsB.ERG Pa, January 1.-THE
Hartford brpsser "f the L"hrgh aud Wilkes
barre Coal Ctmplny. under lease 10 the
Philadtl phia and Ezaiiog Company, burn.
ed this evening with miny coal cars. The
fire was caused by a stove up'ettIng. II
was one of the largest breakers in the
r,gion. Six hundred men are throEn out
of employmeLt
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CONGRATULATIONS FROM ABROAD.
Messages Pouring In by the Hundreds
From All Directions.

The evidence of the widespread interest
taken in the case was manifested by the
scenes which transpired at the telegraph
Offices. A moment or two after the result
had been announced, the main Offices Of
the different lines were literally besieged
with persons anxious TO wire messages to
friends and scquaintances at different
points. At the Western Union Office, boys
and young men jostled stsid citizens in
their eagsruess 10 secure blanks and desk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-23
The Keller Case.

PAREEEsTCEG. January IA strong ef
fort was made this morning 70 get COM
mittee 20 continue the Keller csse, but the
Court overruied the motion and the trial
began. Witness Ab'am Lssh occTUisd the
witness stand during the entire session to-
day. His evidences was given To deter
mine Ibe location OF the bot. u
he river at the time OF the coll sion.
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MOCK MARRIAGE CASE.
Sci, Brought and the ScandaiOus De.
IaiIs 10 be Revived.

tails 10 be Revived.
NEw YoRK. January 22 That mock mar
riare case at Flqtbush will all be rnked up
,gs:u ia its scandalouS details. Not satis-
6ed with the recent decision, suit was
brorg'.t to-day in the Brooklyn Slpreme
Ccu,t by Annie F.. Higb,e under the name
Of Annie J.. Vaughan against Jerome w.
Vaughan, for limited divorce. She alleges
that she was duly married, and that
VAUGHAN has abandoned her and failed to
.rpport her. This case will 1eintroduee
tie now famous FlstbuSh kissing school
ard the childish tonfoolery that led a
bevy Of boys and girls 10 get married
around lrcn,iscuousiIy by one OF their
nun her who played clergyman for the
whole crowd. Vaughan and Miss HIgbe
were each married to Others The same even
inc
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veayers Will settle.

Paterson. y. J., January 22.-The
w,ave-s OF Dexter, Lambert & Co. have
ioined the strikers. 1t lis expected that
the strike in New York and Paterson will
be settled tomorrow, when the msnuf.c-
IureIs and weay.rs' committee meet In
New York tn arhitrate.
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Aettxi,y at New Castle

New CASTLE, January .2.-Thirteen pud-
ding furnaces, the nail mill and nail fac
tory Of the Etna Irou Works, of this city,
Messrs. X mber y & Co., proprietors, start
ed up this morning. 1t is said that the
mill and furnaces will run double turn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-23

DE-. PEIcE's Special Flsvoring Ertrset,-
vsrIlls, Lemon. Orsnge, Rose. Sectarine.
Almond, .tc.-for Asvoring Ice Cream,
Cakes and Pasirv. By new process, DR..
Price .I.rscts frcra the true select Fruit
ard AEON stics ssch Characteristic flavor,
End produces fsyorinzs OF rs'e sxetlIenc.
Of great strength and perfect purity;
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Mnrderer HIInes.es Jailed.

FRIE, January % As Giaconote Carlo
and Michele Calabreci, two OF the p'inci'
pal witnesses ia the PasQuelie murder case,
were about to leave for the Island OF Cuba
to-day with an emigration agent they were
arresird by detectives and iailsd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-23

poN'T make the mistake OF doctoring
liver and kidneys to cure consumption:
If you will lay all other remedies aside and
put your trust in nr. Wistars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry, it will surely benefit you.
Try it for coughs snd colds nd see what
an excellent remedy is is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-23
Battling New Jersey Brui.er~.

NEW BguxswICK, y. j., January 22.-Billy
Broesn, OF Trenton, and Wait O'Bren, OF
81 zabeth, fought p-iza fight this morning
for $40 a side. The e hit wss dec ared
,iraw sfrrr tne sixth round. Both were
ha6lv nuuishRd.
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Black burn DiseouT aged.

IoKIsvILLK, KY, January 22.-The ssns-
tori, sit patton is unchanged. There will
be q caucus again on Wednesday. The
ballo,ing in joint assembly resulted in
ro'es beng cast for thirteen persons. Car
Isle received eight votes. II is thought
Blackburn is discouraged.
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Ctnefnoati's BID,

CI.cSs.TI, O., January 22.-A meeting
Of citizeDs was held to-day TO take steps 70
secure tie boIding Of the Democratic
National Convention here. A report from
the treasurer showed that $1,000 had
slr siy been subscribed 70 pay the eI.
p.pses Of the convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-23

Coal OIL or Petroleum may he very nice
ic- illumir at;nR or i1Hricsiing purposes,
but surely il il rot the proper thing to
cure \ cough sith. d.. Balls C0ugi
Syrup is locked upon as the stsrdsri
Couch rtmedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-23

The componsph Of Dr.. Ball': Cough
Syrup are daily prescribsd by the
sblest ply siciaps, whose success dos
70 The specific influence OF thee con-
ponen.s. DR.. Balls Cough Syrup ss,H.
fully prepared fr Immediate use. 10 TO:
ssls By aIl druggists.
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paud.lI Cor pre.tdeut.

PHILADELPHIA, January 22-The Demo
Gratis at their primaries to night gave eH
preston to q unanimous sentiment for
RanGall for President. He will have 8
solid delegation from this city.
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w.pgIed and Killed d. the sssw.

BuTrALo, n. Y. January 1.-Two en-.
gines and Q snow p!ow on the Nickel
Plate road we're dersiIed near Ripley 70
day. A train hand Was killed and another
fearfuIly mangied.
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Killed By q Falling Roof.

SCRANTON, Pa, January pa falling
roof at Rock Green Ridge Colliery this
morning, killed Aaron Fellows and Owen
MalOneY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-23

REy. A-w. WHITNEY, Hingham, Wiz,
s.ys: AFTER long Sickness from iung fe.
ser used Prown's Iron Bitten and gained
ttrttgh."
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AIlf.ou nn Yasy Wtsber.

DIS AoIsEs, Ia, January 22-Tne Senate
bslioted for United States Senator 10 sue
cesd Allison. The result Wss Allison 3s
Hall 10, Kinne l. The house are now bal
lining
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-23

The Iron MsIaers' PSesldest MI0iag.
NEW YoEK. Jan uary y p. J. Aesny, .
local political leader in Brooklyn, has dis
appeared. II is alleged that be has carried
| u.i so coo belonging 70 the Iron Aolde4s
| Union, Of which he is president
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-23

MANY who long suffered from indescrib-
able feelings Of distress, lame back, aching
Joints, sores, swellings, weakness Of the
urinary and digestive organs, unnatural
feelings of WEAKNESS, headache, nervous
ness, dependency, sleeplessness, disturb
Ing dreams, partial insanity, etc, after doc
,oring liver, kidneys, nerves and brain,
with the various qusck nostrums of the
dsy, and being nearly frightened to death
by their slsrming advertisements, quietly
begsn using ar. Guysotfs yellow Dock
and Ssrsspsrilla, and were agreesbly sur
wised to quickly find themselves restored
perfect health. No other remedy
eoualsif