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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-14
IN A BLAZE OF GLORY
The Democrats Close their Cam
paign in the Little Mountain
State.
Hendricks and Randall at Parksrs-
burg
ENTHUSE FIFTEEN THOUSAND
Of the Untsrrified Hosts Of d.
mocraey.
Reports From Many Sections of the
State Show the Party to be
in Good Shape
WITH VICTORY JUST AHEAD.
The Night Before the Battle Full of
Glad Prophecies Of a Triumph
That will Fly on Wings of
Light to GLADDEN.
the Nation.

PAREERsBURG, October l3-[Exclusive. ]
The Democratic State campaign closed
to-day in a blaze of glory. Fifteen
thousand people were present and the
utmost enthusiasm prevailed. The dec
OraGons for the day parade and the illu-
limitations for the night demonstration were
the finest ever seen in this city. The after
noon meeting was held in the grove and
was called to order by Col Thompson, who
introduced Senator Camden as the chairman
Gov Hendricks and Hon. \. ]. Randall male
effective speeches discussing national issues
almost wholly. The addresses were of great
value to the cause and many who have
hitherto been on the fence, will vote the
whole Democratic ticket The Democracy
was never so fully aroused as now and the
Republicans are correspondingly
Depressed.
They might have given up all hope Of
carrying the State and have lost their brag
and bluster. The day procession was two
miles long and tonight another monster
torch light procession paraded the streets,
which were ike MONDAY with splendid il
lum;nation and display of fire works. Col.
Jerry Hill, the Napoleon Of Marshalls, was in
command and under his direction the
city was
Painted Red
with prodigaEty never before known. The
entire city turned out to witness the demon
stration. In the procession were many OF
the solid men Of the town-merchants, me-
chanics dprofessiouals. Hendricks and
Randall LEFT for Marietta this afternoon and
were tonight rendered grand ovation.
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ceded by Mr.. Frelinghuysen, wrote to
him setting forth my case, as I had done
to Mr.. Blaine. He did not answer, but
there was some diplomatic correspondence
between,him and the British Government in
regard to my case"
McSweeny says an attempt was then
made to bribe him to leave the prison and
come to America, but he refused to accept
such conditions. Finally, August 10, an
unconditional release was ordered by Gen.
Denehy.
McSweeny is very bitter against Mr..
Blaine. He will enter the canvass and
speak against Blaine and the Republican
party as anti-Irish. Tonight he was ten
dered a reception at the New York Hotel
A public reception will be given him next
week.
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EDRAY.
Fine House Destroyed by Yirs-Loss faiiy
5000.


Fine House Destroyed by Yirs-Loss faiiy
5000.
EDRAY, WA, October l2.-fExclusive.
DR.. John Logan'' fine residence, situated
at Clover Lick, near this place, was entirely
destroyed by FIRE last nigh, with nearly all
Of its valuable contents The members Of
rbe family had been boiling apple butter In
an adjoining building, and Il is supposed
hat after the family retired for the night il
caught from some sparks and set the main
dwelling on FIRE. The FIRST intima.ion they
had was being aroused BY the cracking OF
Tho Planes.
The dwelling was-A very large and commo-
dious building and had only recently been
completed. We have enjoyed the doctors
hospitality and have often examined the
rare old steel engravings, some Of them
nearly 100 years old, which adorned the
walls Of bis parlor, and other valuable arti-
cles of yirtu which were consumed with the
building must certainly be q serious loss 10
The doctor The calamity Is serious one,
and Il 10 estimated that the loss will reach
nearly s., 900.
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IN The POOL Rooms.
Pittsburg Sports Betting on Ohio and West
Virginia.

Pittsburg Sports Betting on Ohio and West
Virginia.
PITTsBURG, October b Exclusive. =
In the pool rooms to-day quite consider
able amount of money was placed on the
result in Ohio tomorrow. What bets were
made On Saturday night and this morning
we're at 500 to $50 that Ohio would go Re
publican. About $4,000 is on deposit,
waiting to be placed tonight, and it is ex-
pected that lively time will be seen to-
night, when the final disposition Of the
money is made. "Those making bets are
not in hurry in placing them" said Mr..
Price, until about the time the election
comes off. After about all has been learned
that can be, the placing Of the bets will be
made, and tonight there will be some lively
stalking Of money in the pool room There
are some bets already made on the election
in West Virginia, but all these so far have
been at SlO0 to 800.
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ure, and the latest show Witnessed here
during the campaign. Republicans are
feeling blue.
The Bray and Bluster
with which the Blaine campaign opened
has died natural death, and their candi-
dates viii virtually meet death and burial
on Tuesday next. On the other hand, the
Democrats who went into tie campaign
with quiet, earnest determination to win,
are growing more hopeful
every hour, and on tomor.
row il viii start the wave of victory from
the mountain State, and which will roll on
until the mighty cyclone on the 4th of No
vember wrecks
The Republican Ship
and down she goes with her motley crew
and tattoted commander, all aboard, while
the good ship Democracy, with President
Grover Cleveland in command, wiz be
safely moored in the harbor of peace, plenty,
good times and pure government.
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BONES BELIEF.
ClaimiJg Net Republican Majority OF

ClaimiJg a Net Republican Majority of
10000.
CLEVELAND, o., October l3.-The Herald
to-day contains the estimated majorities
from every county in the State except Ham
ilton, showing net Republican majority Of
about 10000. This allows for Prohibition
ist vote not much greater than last year. 1t
is.possible that the vote may reduce the Re-
publican majority, and there may be an in
crease in the Democratic vote through the
extensive frauds that have been planned
At the present moment the outlook is for a
Republican majority of not less than 10000
and possibly $4,000. The vote will be very
large. ]. 81. A. Bone,
Editor of the Herald.
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RAILKoAD SUBSCRIPTION

The democratic ballots have printed on
them For Subscription to the Mt Yer
non, Coshoc;ou aud Wheeling Railroad, and
Against SUBSCRIPTION" Ii the voter
Scratches OF neither, the ballot will not be
'o-r,el because it does not express the in
teIuop Of The voter.
LAose Who desire to vote for the subscriP-
>oI should scratch off the expression
"-a.ns; Subscription. and vice versa.
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CHILLING the CHINESE
n the Awful Typhoen's Fierce
Blasts.
THE LOSS OF LIFE APPALLING.
A Mysterious Tragedy in an Illinois Town
"A Tender Farewell Message
"Adieu Marie."
\ ROMANTIC FAMILY REUNION.

SAN Francisco, October l3.-Associsted
Press advices are to the effect that on the
10Th Of September Yokohama, Toxic, was
visited by q terrible typhoon. In the
latter city three thousand houses were Who'll.
ly or partially destroyed. Forty people were
killed. The loss of life at sea were appal.
ling. No estimate could be made Of the
number-will probably be onethousand. The
typhoon was followed by another Of great
force on the 18th, but ofbrief duration.
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OPENING OF THE POLLS

This morning the sun will rise at 3
c clock and . minuteS-that is nine min
u'es past t o'clock, Wheeling time. At
this minute the polls should be open under
tle law.
This evening the sun will set at 5:23
Wheeling time.
Tg,s .qrIH
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ARRESTlNG REPEATERS.

Beginning Of Wholesale Arrests in Cinctn-
nati-Dang-. of Trouble To-day.
CINCINNATI October l3.-Detectiye RatE-
oorn, of the United States Secret Service,
tonight arrested twelve men on a charge Of
conspiracy to use fraud at The election.
The men are all white. They say that they
came here under the direction Of the Chief
of Poll r. ;7gton kentucky, to spot
colorec e., ..ca.,. ON that place.
Their railroad tickets were provided by
The Mayor Of Lexington. Their board bill
was also paid up to that time. More ar
rests are expected tonight and United
States Commissioner Harper will probably
remain to hear cases all night.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

IAe Democratic ballots are pr ntsd with
FOR Ea,.uca !on" OF the Constitutional
~Hen1Heu,, and For Rejection" both
ITa''d on them. Unless one or the other
:" lie terms are scratched, neither will be
"0uuied.
IHs Amendment provides for changing
ne State election in West Virginia from
We 'ecoHd Tuesday in October to the first
'-e'dag after the first Monday in Noyen-
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MARSHALL COUNTY.

4 Ray of 1 light from Land of Darkness.
MOUNDSvILLE, October ID Exclusive.
There are Democrats in this county to-
night who will 60 to bed firm in the belief
that tomorrow will witness some startling
changes in the world of politics in Marshall.
The split in the Republican party gives
good ground for hoping for some substan-
tial return for one long waiting and hereto
fore fruitless effort Me-
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STILL ENTHUSIASTIC.

Mr. Wilson Believes His Majority VIII so
Into the Teens.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, October l3.-L Ex-
elusive. Hon. Z. W. Wilson has CON-
pleted the work Of the most exhaustive
campaign ever known in this State; con-
trary to universal expectation his health
has remained excellent, and instead of los
ing he has gained in flesh. He is still en-
thusiastic and says his majority will reach
$1,000 and may go to 10000. Tonight
many friends called and offered their con-
gratulations in advance. Preparations for
a grand ollifcation are being made.
Z IL z
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ATTENTION, JUDGES.

lhe attention of Judges Of elections is
called TO the fact that the county is flooded
With spurious tickets. By spurious tickets,
We mean tickets purPordng to be the
DeHocratic Tickets, but containing names
q men no. regularly nominated by the
l'emCcrais. 'nless the names are printed
ID "2...s, and in such style or manner as
saai De easily dis,iuguishable by voter
''en the regular ballot. the ticket is an
l1avtl one and cannot 10 counted
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THE END.

Today will end the agony, The lies,
We curses, the degrading bargains, the false
eFe'enses, the betrayal Of friends, the ride
~,oOs predictions and the dirty work gener-
I1y viii come home to roost. Whatever
'le result at the polls may be, the country
VII discover that it is safe, aud
IS' vast amount of lying has
Veen done for nothing. The men who have
O'en dealing with slander will tnd that the
SOPie have paid very little attention to it
Sl0 ist their contemplate meanuess Ia.
Ven IN vain. The day Of reckoning i,
" hSld Sben all the words set down il
-'nee will return TO plague the authors.
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The Brewers Action.
Since the reaction on the Blaine tour, the
recent action Of the brewers and liquor deal
ers to support the Democratic ticket the ad.
justment Of local troubles at Cleveland and
Toledo, and John R. McLean's determined
action at Cincinnati against the gangs OF
Butterworth and other federal agencies, the
Democratic managers here say that the re-
suit will not be close Governor Hosdly
feels confident that Newman VIII have q
larger majority than the Democratic State
ticket got last year, and then it was $4,000.
The Governor has made speeches in every
part Of the State, met county committee
men and representative Democrats, and
speaks from observation and knowledge Of
what is going on. Secretary Of State New
man, in making campaign Of the whole
State, saws he has the first despondent Dem
ocrat to meet. He heard nothing Of losses,
but much of gains His majority was 10000
two years ago, and he says all that it will
fall short this time will come from Cincin-
natl and Cleveland.
At Republican Headquarters.
There is q great difference between the
appearance of things at the two headquar-
tiers. At the rooms Of the Republican State
Committee they look blue and are blue.
They had poll OF the State some time ago
that gave them 10000 majority, but since
the hurrah of the past week they are not
sure Of anything. They are talking about
bribery, fraud, repeaters and all that, and
that they had the State and are about to be
cheated out of it. But the facts are that
they fear the concentrating Of the old forces
of the past two years and large qniet vote
against the Republican ticket. All of their
ventures with the Prohibitionists have failed,
as well as their meetings of business men
and clubs Of first voters. They are not now
feeling like claiming anything in OHIO for
tomorrow, while the Democrats have ad-
vanced and claim fourteen of the twenty-one
Congressman and the State on a larger
majority than last year.
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BARBOUR COUNTY.

Fears That the Radicals will Make Some
Gains.
PHILIPPI, October Ia Exclusive. -
We have one Of the 6ercest fights here ever
known. The Radicals have tried every
known means and resorted to all sorts of
skun-duggery. 1t is possible tina. by these
means and through some other causes our
majority may be cut down. Il.
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HAISTEAD.S IDEAS.

He Looks for a Repetition of the Result in
Maine.
CINCINNATI. October l3-The contest IN
Ohio is one Of excessive excitement and the
popular demonstrations are amazing. The
universal feeling is that this is the battle OF
the campaign, and it decides the Presiden-
cy and perhaps the next Congress also,
The Republicans know that they have
majority Of something over 10000 outside
of Cleveland and Cincinnati and chances
for some thousands more Both Cleveland
and Cincinnati should 90 Republican, Dat
the Democrats have a large capacity tOE
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MARION COUNTY.

The Interest Greatest in the County
Ticket,
FAIRNoxT, October IA Exclusive. =
The interest in the result in the State is
lost sight of in the contest for local offices.
The county canvass has been energedcally
hitter, and the outcome is awaited anxious
w. There is no reason to believe the cause
ofDemocracy has suffered by the fight. On
the contrary we confidently expect a gain
that will result in positive benefit.
n n
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WETZEL COUNTY.

Hard to Predict With Anything Like
Deflniteness.
New MARTINSvILLE, October l3.-[E Ex-
elusive. Never before was it so difficult
to predict a result. The quiet vote causes
the puzzle. We believe, however, that we
shall make gains for the Democracy. c.
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KANAWHA COUNTY.

Fpsion Will Win Some Victories but not
Notable Ones.
CHARLESTON, October l3.- Exclusive.
Fusion has not accomplished what was
expected. Only y portion of their county
ticket will pull through and the majority
or their State ticket will be nil. Alf. Bur
nett will not be called on to fill his pro
posal to swim the Kanswha twenty times il
Maxwell were elected. In this section OF
The State we expect the Democratic State
ticket to have 5000 majority. T.. c.
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Is hundreds of instances where Hot
Springs and other treatment failed to ture
scrofula and syphiitic disorders, the sufferer
has sought and found cure in DR.. Guy,
sott's Yellow Dock and SarSapsrills. 1t
enriches the blood, strengthens the urinary
and digestive organs, and quickly removes
AL indications of i'll health and blood dis.
case, from pimple to running sore, from
headache to rheumatic pain. Its supe-
riority over all other blood purifiers and
strengthening medicines is admitted by all
who test its curative effect and influence.
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TAYLOR COUNTY.

Good Reason to Expect Democratic Gain.
GRAFTON, October l3.-[ Exclusive. j
The scratcher is abroad in the land of Tay-
lor, and it is confidently believed his lido
syncrasies will result in material gain to the
Democracy. Just what the actual figures
will be is hard to tell FIR.
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PUTNAM.

The Greenbaok- Republican Alliance Not
Success.
WINFIELD, October 3.-[Exclusive. =
There is anything but enthusiasm among
the tusionists. They now see the mistake
that was made in not nominating McLain
for Governor. Switzer, our caueidate for
the Senate, will have glorious majority.
Putnam county will surprise the natives.
ID e.
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OHIu Covy~Y is the wealthiest and most
yCpglOus in the State of West Virginia.
And yet the Republican managers have
10, allowed N,xvELL, their candidate for
Do,eruor, TO address a single audience in
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HARRISON COUNTY.

,iaN,yeIrs Home BaIliwick viii Show
Democratic Gains.
CLARxsBrRG, ". Va, October l3.- Ex-
clusiveI-We, of Harrison county are IN
a frame of mind that may accurately be
described as enthusiastic. Advices from
all sections of the county show that Demo
cratic gains will be astonishing. Maxwell,
although a good neighbo, and upright citi-
zen, personally, will be badly left, both at
homo and abroad F.P.
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MASON COUNTY.

Increased Democratic Gains at the Last
Moment.
Pr. PLEASANT, October Ia Exclusive. ]
To-day has witnessed won 'eriul things in
Mason county. We have positive evidence
that many who have all along been counted
With the Republicans will vote the whole
Democratic State and Comfy ticket. We
predict 10000 for +. W. Wilson. T. NJ.
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yo-aE. os WHEELING, why and where
fore IS it. ,ha; maxwell the Republican and
Ias.vu candidate for Governor, has not seen
proper 10 address an audience in this city
Cr county during his canvass?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-14

TIE London Truth fears that overdress,
ing is a constitutional defect in America;
his may be so, but there is one thing Eng
land cannot help acknowledgement we
have the greatest remedy for asthma ever
known-Dr. Bulrs Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-14
Skin Cancer.

Nr. W. II. Gilbert, Of Albany, Ga. under
date Of May s, 1884, says Ar. BROOKS
near here has IN eating cancer on his iAoe
which had nearly killed him-evesy one
thought he would be dead in shoft tune
As nothing seemed to stop the rsvsgs. o.
the cancer. He commenced taking ssiifs
specifc two months ago. and II has had
xnnderfuI eHec. on him. He was yesferoay
~ FAR recovered As to be out at ID. vosn,
snd .eems in 4 fair way 10 get entirely welL
Treat;se on Blood and Skin diseases
mailed free. -
The sxift Specific Co. Drawer 3. Attain
"a Ga l5s w. Twenv-ihird streot.. New
York aud 1905 Chestnut street Phiia-
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SIGNIFICANT.

Wilson, the Democratic candidate has
made tao speeches in Wheeling, since the
announcement of his candidacy. Max.
WE'LL, the Fusion candidate, has made none
-bu, heP; himself altar of. What means
ths2 Canno, the laboring men and Pro
lIi.;0ris,s taIIr u,bv9
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RfNDoLPH COUNTY.

Rolling Up the Biggest Majority Yet.
BEVERLY, October l2-[ Exclusive old
Randolph will do herself proud on Tuesday.
There is no boiling, no kicking. We regret
to say that there is some fear that Hutton
Sor the Senate will have close race.
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PARKERSRURG.
A Brilliant Outlook in Wood County
Democratic Gains.

Democratic Gains.
PARxERsBUsG, October l3.-[Exclusive.
Only one more working day before the
great battle comes OF. Wood county can
didates are whooping up the boys at a lively
rate. Democratic prospects were never
better than at present. Success in Wood
county is almost assured. The Republicans
are badly frightened, and they have good
reason TO be uneasy. The Democrats have
an unexceptiouable ticket in the field,
and the people recognize the fact.
The YOOdford rally here was a fail,
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Tug United States Marshals in Cjucin-
l.a BEGAN 10 arrest Democratic voters last
r.ga, Bv arrest, fraud and intimidation do
;ae rads boge 20 carry Ohio. Their case is
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II every Democrat in West Virginia and
Ohio does his duty CLEVELAND will be viz
t.smv elected President when the sGa seis
ta.s evening.
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BERKELY COUNTY.

The Democrats Fully Aroused and Ready
for Work.
MARrlxSBrRG, W. VA, October l3.-
Exclusive. = Berkely county Democrats
are fully aroused to the gravity of the sit
uatiOr and are prepared for action. Our
ranks are closed up ready for the fight and
we hope for gains. The quarrel in the
Republican party continues and grows in
intensity. You will hear good report
from Berkely. q. W.
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TINS ewes Of The entire nation are upon
a;5 and Wcs; Virginia. Let the verdict
,iav be for honest government.
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fraud, ard desperate struggle in those
cities is expected. l confidently believe in
a repetition Of the result in Maine.
MURAr HALsTEAD,
Editor OF the Commercial Gazette.
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ONO and West Virginia both Democratic
to-:ay there will be nothing left to fight for.
A solid North will join solid South in
making CLEVELAND President.
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Ma. BLAINE said yesterday that the Ohio
e,ectionto-day would decide the Presidential
contest. So it will if the State goes Dsmo-
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II is reported that two hundred imported
ns,-, es are in the city to vote the Repubh-
eaa dcke: cary this morning. Watch
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S.sr.,l rrroyls from all parts Of the
;.s.e indicate roasing majority for the
r....-.-a,,. Safe ticket.
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Ogleyee's Opinion.

CRLUMBUs, o., October lS.-Ths Repub-
ican State ticket will be elected tomorrow
BY handsome majority.
]. F. 0GLEvEE,
Chairman Of the Republican State Com.
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pgv. RATS, 20 TO the polls. Let no one
.e :rliasrea, to his duty on the ground
ls, one vote doesn't count much.
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DEMOCRATS, remember that the county Is
,,rr. i, YOU do no swapping or trading.
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Yaaly every Republican candidate has
.si Democratic tickets printed with the
,s,;,u,ion Of his name.
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Nrryors debility, indicated BY loss Of
memory, universal lassitade, constant fatigue.
vivid dreaming, unnatural excitsments,
cts Of dizziness, ETC., is qoickly cured By
using Dr. GuJsotts Yellow Dock and ss.-
saparilla. This remedy Puh6es ths blood,
strengthens the weak portions OF the BODY
auiets the nerves. produces dresmleA SUM
Der and is the only remedy that psfmsn'
emily cures the many distresstul ailments
resulting from nervous debility.