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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-28
BAGGlNG BIG GAME.
The Brutal Murderer Of Yates Arrested
nj Park ePSburR,

The Brutal Murderer Of Yates Arrested
at Parkersburg.
JACKSON, o., January 27.-The first week
in last December Alexander Farley came
from Louisa to Coaltown, a few miles from
here, where Rufus Yates, Kentucky ac-
quaintance, worked. Yates had been
arrested some time before for a
cutting scrape, and while in Jail
hsd given his comrade, Fraley, an
order to collect some wages due him
Yates at the time OF his arrest. On the
day Of the Craft hanging they met at Ash
lsnd, KY, and Fraley refused to pay over
the money. They did not meet again until
December 1lth at Acorn shaft, near Coal
ton, where a quarrel over the money was
renewed. They separated, and about
eight o'clock that evening Fraley, with
a borrowed gun, went to Yates little
shanty, called him out and shot him dead.
Farley then made his escape, and with one
nights start of the officers, has managed to
evade pursuit till to-day. This afternoon
Marshal Owens received telegram from
PaIkersburg, W. Va, stating that the chief.
of.pol!ce there has man answering the de-
scription Of Farley. A man has been sent
after him,
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The wHIsKEY EXTENSION BILL
Liable 10 Receive Further Attentton
From Congress-

Liable 10 Receive Further Attentton
From Congress-
Itis expected that the whisky extension
bill will get chance shortly. There are 8
good many reprsseota,iyssof the National
Distillsr's Association here and 1t Is pro-
posed to gel the influence Of these dele
gates, who are influential in Congressional
districts, brought to brar upon members OF
the House. One Of she managers OF the
bill is reported as saying that the Senate
will pass the measure within Ten days after
its reception from the House. II Is in the
latter body that the question will be virtu-
slIy decided. The SAM authority is quo
ted as saving that the distillers expected
to have to assume the interest on deferred
payments and perhaps tax on 8 regusge
made at the end Of tbs three years limit.-
lion in the event that The bill passed, but
he thought they coula better afford two
yesrs' leakage and ~ per cent interest
than to undertake t. withdraw between
this snd the sixth day Of next July three
times as much whiskes as there is any de-
mand for"
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IMPORTANT TO UNITED woRKasS.
he Decision of n Judge In an Iowa
COur1.

I WArkRLoo. IA, January ga trial Of
Interest to members Of the Ancient Order
y United Workmen after hearing OF
9leyen days, was decided yesterday by
fudge UT. The facts are these: In 1882
De Grand Lodge Of Iowa became incorpo-
borated under the State law
md threw of allegiance to the
Supreme Lodge. A minority OF
Die Grand Lodge however remained
kysl and was recognized as the regular
fraud lodge. Suit was brought to deter
mime the right 10 franchises and property.
Tie order Of the Court holds that the mere
4ct OF incorporation under the State laws
has o power 10 release a subordinate body
from elegance to its superior body or
tsnizaIiCn The decision vests the fran
5hisss and property Of the organization IN
BE loyal grand lodge, Of which W. X: Gra-
IAN. o: Cedar Falls, is Grand Master
-
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an amendment to rule AZ, to the effect that
applicants for licenses as pilots shall be
required to produce a certificate from sur
geon of the Marine Hospital service that
the applicant is physically capable Of dis
tinguishing the colored signal lights used
on steam vessels. The rule now requires
that the capability of the applicant shall
be determined by the inspector. The
amendment was adopted. Lam.
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Mr.. HEWITT THREATENED.
GhestIy Documents Heaped Upon Him
by the O'Oonneil Avengers.

WASHINGTON, January 27.-Since the
story has been circulated concerning his
interview with Minister West Mr.. Hewitt
has received a number Of threatening
letters signed by various united leagues of
avengers. One letter written in ludicrous
red chaI sctsrs and surmounted by cothn
and skull and cross bones tells him that he
is an abominable traitor; that he has been
killed politically by his scoundrelly action,
and that he may wait trembling for the
swful vengeance which shall come upon
Kim. The ghostly document is signed by
the National Irish League OF O'Donnell
Aver gers, and under the signature is
rude cross inscribed, by this Sign we
Conquer"
Mr.. Hewitt is not very much frightened.
He believes most OF the letters of q threat
ening character are from individual Gran Ks
snd are not authorized by any regul,r
organized society. II shall not lose any
Sleep" he said tonight, lover these letters.
They must come from either cranks or
towards"
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MANY who long suffered from indescrio-
able feelings OF distress, lame back, aching
Joints, sores, sxellings, weakness of the
urinary and digestive organs, unnatural
feelings of weariness, headache, nervous
ness, despondency, sleeplessness, disturb
ing dreams, partial insanity, etc, after doc
Ioripg liver, kidneys, nerves and brain,
with the various qusck nostrums Of the
day, and being nearly frightened to death
ny their alarming advertisements, quietly
began using DR.. Guysotfs YelloB Dock
and Ssrsapsrills. and we're agreesbly sur
vrised to quickly find themselves restored
perfect health. No other remedy
equAlait
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THEIR PAPER WAS NO GOOD.
Failure OF Leading Cleveland Firm
Saturday,

CLEVELAND, January 27.-The Cleveland
Paper Company, one of the largest con-
Germs II the country, and the largest in the
West, created widespread exciten- ent and
wonder yesterday by announcing its
assignment to f. J. Foster. It's liabilities
are given at $500, 900; assets nomiually,
S5OO,OC0. The company owns sew
eral mills and business blocks IN
Cleveland, and at Monroe Falls, and con.
trolling interest in the mills at Canton.
The reasons stated by the presidentifor the
suspension are: General depression in
trade added to the collapse Of the Chsgrin
Falls mills aud Cleveland Wooleu Com
pany, in which the concern was interested.
These troubles threw an Indebtedness OF
was unable to meet. n. W. Taylor, its pres
idert, assigned Friday night for $1,000.
This pIecipitated the failure.
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WAS NE MURDERED 4?

Circumstances Surround
ing the Death Of n Farmer.
INr!.SAPoLls, January 27.-Martin Will
ans, farmer living east OF the city, was
iound this morning in a ditch about ten
fset deep, at the east edge Of the city, dead,
S ing on his back, with his wood wagon
6gerturnCd and resting upon him, IS II ne
kad driven of the rosd; but his horses
WeIe found unhitched with none OF toe
&arLtSs broken, and standing safely IN the
1cad. Whether IL was sll accident or tonI
LAY remains to be developed.
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SHOWING THE WHITE FEATNEA

Yrssse is % Harry - ns6s soe ~.
sa&6 81 DoSA1oh.
LosSos, yspnssy H.-ksgiisA military
suthosiiss calculsAs that - snseeSs
movensnt ID possible by ths Tfsnch fensss
in Topquin until tns eioss q ysefuasy.
vhsn owing % The stAts Of the climate
on. .rssioos VIII b limited % thsss vesea
The French Daks lrsqusat bess sseo1is'
spces on Baepsinh. Tbsy bed thct ~
esr,hvoyks along the rivers and canals ere
b~ins snlsrssd and tbst fontaNcsoe Win
heavy guns 10 bsinG cfe o q
Junction Of the river Neag tns hse
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AN IMMENSE FAILURE.
4 Coal and Iron Company with Liabfl
tiles Of Near Eight Millions.

Coal and Iron Company with Lfabfi.
iiies of Near Eight Millions
CcLUMBUs, o., January 27.-The Standard
Coal and Iron Company, which failed a
few weeks ago, yesterday filed an inventory
End aPpraisements of its assets and liabil
tiles. The total assets returned amount TO
1854 80, with liabilities OF 1856, 16S. 20.
Iron snd coal companies in MASSACHUSETTS,
and New York are heavy losers. The Loan
and Trust Company, of Boston. held Q
1900 90 mortgage, upon which the interest
coupons, amounting to 1000, remain un.
paid. The Farmers loan and Trust Com
pspy, of New York, held a mortgage OF
IS 0c00oO upon which there are due inter
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peE'r make the mistake Of doctoring
liver and Kidneys to cure consumption.
II you viii lsy sll other remedies aside and
put your trust in Or. Wistar's Balsaui Of
Wild Cherry, !. will surely benefit you.
Try it for coughs and colds nd see what
az excellent Iemedy is il.
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BY TIE ELECTRIC RourE.
Cusiess Death % . Yeasg 0sS0se -
Cambsss, Pa.

JoHss1ows, Pa, January T.-Psrdinsnd
Miizlof sss buried In sandy Male Gene
terry this afternoon. Mitzlon vss q years
OF see. snd wss employed st ths Csmbris
Iron ConpsDy's Works a. lsborsf. On
Ibursdsy night be wss .. his ususl wsrk
Of oilins or sressins the track Fail thAs %
u.sd to slide hot rails from the foIh 70 The
hot bed, and for this purposs hs nssd
steel rod about eight fsst long
With hook and bunch cf cottos wssts
attached. md souldJ dip IN Q teSlo. poi:
He vss standIsg on top Of the bot ved ana
Ysised the steel rod shove him, when 10 90
cidsntsIly came IN coDtsct With ths essc.
trie ligbt wire. He fsli dssA. The instant
the current of electricity touched the rod
sll ,he lights around the works we're sx:
tirguishsd. Dr. Lewnsn uss sumnoosd
Immediately, bat said that bis dsste -
ips,sntsp eous. Just the same - u struck
BY Hehtnipg. fbs body vss csrsfully sf'
sfpinsd, but poss single mark was found.
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An mcvsuAsu nalGlA

s,ssssss assbbsss essl 49,
B.rris, Jsssssy D-Tba - -
over. having e,saf Svidsnes = - s,ty
Of Colonel RsfAeens. ee \.
n ,Le ebSss q ,iurdsr,se !. y
~. proved tsss |coios.l -
manifested ynpifns q = ~
.Sss,rs ss RS Il ws.hip& ter. yhes - q
Boosh sbos Pnsgsest nseo
Hsyris. Of Cisvelsa6. hsetn4
Rsthbcss. - plafed the Cclca -
ssts ssylsn and piIl take bis y
America.
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John c. News Probable Successor.

WASHINGTON, January T.-E1-Governor
T. C. Fletcher, of st. Louis, will, il Is be.
lieved, be appointed Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, vice John c. New, of In
disns, resigned Fletcher is backed by sew
ersl Republican Senators and Represents
tives, and enjoys the friendship of the
President
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STEAMBOAT .;sATTERs.

A New Regulation ir, the Granting Of
Licenses a. Pilots.
Aprcpos Of steanbes: matters, at this
weeks session o. he Rlard of Supervising
Inspectors Of Steam Vessels, Inspector Nor
Ton, of the Louisiana district submitted
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another Old soIdier mustered Out.

1SDNNAPoLIs, IND, January 27.-Colonei
ohn II. Terry was found dead in his room
)lhe Occidental Hotel this morning, from
1T disease. He was on the staff Of Gen
~ Dumont during the war, and was at
~ time owner Of the White Sulphur
u gs, Of Ohio. In recent years he prac-
- law in Washington, d. C., and Jersey
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Strike Of RuddleFS.

MILTON, Pa, January 27.-The puddlers
of the Milton rolling mill are out on q
,trike against reduction Of ten per cent In
their wsges. Many of the strikers are iu
desdtute circumstances, and should the
lockout continue they will be compelled to
cepend upon charity for support
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WAKING WARM.
The Contest Over the Martlnsburg
Postoffice.
A SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST EVANS
That He Was One Of the lyuchers Of 'Ol-
iYer, the Murdersr-The Presidents
First Reception a Glittering
and Gorgeous Affair.
Special 10 the Register.

WASHINGTON, Jsnusry Ex-senator Cam
den, who returned to-day from q visit to
W. T. Toole, reports him dangerously i'll.
The arrivals are K. T. Lowndis and Colonel
Ben Wilson, of Clarksburg; Colonel Bob
Blair, OF Ritchis, and John 5price, OF Lew
isbuTg.
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OLD Bsreas on . FroIie.

l DON, January 27.-The wind blew q
~ cane all last night Much damage
- loEe in the city. Many persons were
I'd. The glass roof OF the West Min
Il quarium Was demolished during the
u nance and panic ensued. Several
- ns we're hurt. A printing ottice in
= % ymsrket vas unroOfed and q boy
ID Many vessels were wrecked and q
-. b Cmber of lives lost.
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A LIBEL SUIT.
The Moderate Demand Made for Dam
ages OF 100000.

The Moderate Demand maze lot DAM
ages OF 100000.
TokoSro, ONT, January T.-John Liv-
ingstop, President OF the Iron and Bolt
Company, has entered an action for libel,
claiming $loe,OOO damages, against the
Nail Printing Company. The alleged libel
yss contained in its Montreal correspon-
dents article in the paper of Monday last,
stating, by Implication. that Livingston
had received large sums OF money OF the
defunct Exchange Bank from Craig the
President bis brother-in-lsw, which he Id.
vested 10 the Bolt Company, and for which
no account had been given. E
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shet BY an Unknown yiIiais.

TEoY, n. Y, January 27.-John Grow, 9
non.union moulder, was shot in the leg
this evening while coming out OF his board
ing house. Officers are Investigating the
sbsir. Fred Bennett iaborer, was struck
down with an az at the same time. The
sssailants are unknown.
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ne1 washssssss = 0sestss.
wMnussus. Pa. Jspeesy 0.-te.
.yess ~ vitpssed been = NJ sea'e..s
Of bossss n wsk.isgten. Ihs esu y
ent fosts % sbost SlW.ooA o. ne q
suadtpeg = sse pgivsis yoi3eae1
~ ~ crocertjeo eess go 90 60. - Sns
Hstiosal bssk = sissh = N1s@
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b Cameron Charged with Betray-
ing Sc Kard.

d ,DELPHIA, January 27.-Ths Press
|khes the advance sheets of the second
De of Thurlow Weeds autobiography.
relume con tsins letters never before
.shtd. charging that Simon Cameron
"a ated Lincoln st the convention in
bpd betrayed Seward.
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r. Pipe CoBpanies Organize n BIG
Pool.

EEIAND. January H-All the sewer
Manufacturing companies Of the Uni
Yes, twsntJ-four in number, have
I'd pool to date from Febubary L.
ldquartsrs will be here.
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COLLISION At SEA.


Two Ships Meet In toe Eogito sbaa'
mel asd Both sre saak.
LorDos, January T.-Dispatches re-
ceiyed here ststs that Q terrible collision
hss occurred Of the Isle Of Wright between
the two Australian clipper ships, City Of
Lucknow and the Simla. The former YES
eel was homeward bound and the latter
was on her way 10 Sydney. Both vessels
sank almost Immediately and only f!tsen
Of the passengers and crew Of both vessels
sre reported saved. It IL believed that the
loss Of life b grest, as both vessels hsd full
crews spd carried number d passengefA
A later dispatch ssys: During the storm
n IT, Epglish channel to-day, the clipper
shfp. City Of Lucknow, bound ios London
fro1 Anstraiis, m into the ship olnla.
49, hed left London for Sydney, % the
~ q Wright. The 6imls sank almost I'm
ns1istsIy, bat he City Of Lueknou, a.
tboueh IDLY injured, kept annt sod nAds
bfY vsy 70 London. The bimla had no
pssssnssfs, but had . crew Of fifty oficsrs
s@ventssn g fthem were picked up By the
stss rnsf ou6snssy, and D tew ofthsm saved
their Hyss u e,inging to the tnrs chsins OF
the City e LuckneW. Tbs lost .ysDsi b.
oDeeG 70 Devin 4 Moore, Australian line
and vas eonmapd1d By Capt " Sicbsi.
sop, che useA lA72 tons register, and
had cargo vfthed q ti.ooo.ooo
EsSes.ssl 60 s1ew FssasasA.
81. LorrS Js6anT AJ. r stnmoods
twenty ty.three ysnssf~ sshippins eisrl
for The Anchor ldnlnB lDmPs.y, ~: e
rested Yesterday, ehm Uiih dsffsadial
the company q Ase 100
ssa Erect % she ln 0pp1 fSlss.
HnIssoao, LIZ. Je1qag 4rTbsrs =
| oueer climax TO the E0as - CO.. o.
| Of the Jurors rssps cone1.soy - lhons en-
| refuses 20 ts o0nfortua Apotnef e
ttsr,f sid Tuns shessves he beam say un
ukus. boise, and smother, Boone 49,
| vko vss ergsrs 70 syoung LADY. has oss'
jilied spd u hos cse.some WIN sne
wEe.n. without hesitation, ssy thas y, =,
Buii. Ccrsh syrup has given ne cs 80
i,ircfiun. We nave sold sS fmss.
.nonrt Of {, cusiDg the pas. -,
WaIlse-. Bil.ou 3 %, ofuesn"s Nv
Haven, Pa.
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A FALL TO DEATH.
John b. woods. the Great csadeaser
-r Killed.

-r Killed.
NKv YORK, January S.-Dr. John B.
Wood, q widely known newspaper man,
while walking through West street this
morning fell from string piece upon the
ice in the North river and died soon after.
wards from the shock and exposure. DR..
Wood was President OF the Press Club for
come years. His skill in eliminating So
perfiuous words and sentences from news
reports earned for him the title Of "the
GREAT american cOldeneern
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No one can be iii If the blood is pure.
Yellow Dock and Sarssparilla root have
long been recognized BY physicians as blood
purifiers. Don't be humbugsed BY the
advertisements Of the many qusck bitters,
but occasionally use DR.. Guysotts fellow
DOCK and ssrsaparilla, and yoT will live TO
mind and body. Many OF our best citizens
who long suffered from bad blood iudi,
Gated bN week kidDeys, indigestion. sores,
aches. etc, owe their recovery &c the use oi
this remedy
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kehsDgs ssys: .&an's average hfe
srs." DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will
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uornibx Bia.. 4. Ciscinnasi.

CINCINNATI, o, January IA fire this
morning at O'Clock in building owned
by Emory Brothers, on Fourth street, oc.
cupied by NJ. a. Lewis & Co., eloaks and
furs, and John A. Pitts & Co.. millinery.
Aggregate loss $4,000. Well insured
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COrrerf(nI.

Miss Anna Johnson, Of a. Front street.
j Columbus, Ohio, says: /" suffered from
IN aggravated form Of constipation and
indigestion for several months. NV fam.
ny physician tried all kinds Of medicines
( and pills, but to no effect. ! began to think
my case was o hopeless one. A friend of
mine Mrs. Elvira Redmond, of East I onr
street, this city, called,and seeing tho con.
dition | was In, recommended me 10 trv
your MASALIN. Unjust say Ind bit little
faith In the medicine, but after had taken
a Few doses was convinced that MANA.
LIN was the medicine for nc. After
had taken one bottle | was entirely we'll
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best remedies REORGANIZATION I hayr cvrr
!i'eu. have several friends who arc US.
Ing 1t. They think itan excellent remedy
recommend tito all who are afflicted
with constipation or indigestion. ANY
one doubling this statement is invited 10
call on INC at Front street" -a,'
Mr.. Milton Knots, Urbana, O., writes:
Last November one year ago was tax.
cnsick, and cal!edin our family physician.
lie examined me and said had SWIM.
toms of typhoid fever. lie gave me
mrdicinc for two weeks or more with.
ostany relief. began to think that NV
days on Garth were fast closing In,
saw ut once that his medicine would
not reach my disease. Just as was about
to conclude that | would have 10 die. my
daughter brought nc one Of your pampli.
lets. ! noticed n case whose symptoms
were like mine, md rrnuNA and MANA.
LIN hal cured him. concluded at once
to try It. 1procurcd one bottle of pEru.
MA and one OF MASALiN, and took them
as directed. and before had used tho two
bottles bcsanto receive strength and
gain in flesh. I finished the rest Of tho
two bottles and continued its use until
the third bottle was used. When they
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to and so about my work. l consider
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would have been in my grave. Parties
wishing information can write inc at the
above place. I recommend your mcdi.
cine wherever TO-" g'
Mr.. John 4. Davis, Mloundsyillc. w.
Va, writes: :" have been handling
your PEEuNA ever since its introduction
All who have used it speak highly Of It's
curative properties. I consider it a rc!i.
able remedy" 0-' -"
Mr.. George Fisher, Portsmouth. O..
writes !" am handling your pERuNA.
aud having a good trade on it. It gives
splendid satisfaction" aa -,
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Home Proof

Eid,ov aud 1,vors n,so,.,, =, p.....-
snfinrni tnrrhr .vo, eea . na,a iSleumatSm.-
could NJ, ,..t nms ~ Ioa sseIea 70 help me;
'N az szEp1 G PHI rs 'u Wha Sutea me-
,e,a' tor nos!pas o. nose mpairSd Voice
~ Sm III nt Gn he4icins laiied 10 help me.
W. si'sn completely cured Nv, ,ne;. - -, e5
l'.'t...l ,CHAHLES CtiADDuCk.
nr,nor,,, wi fpet q e., MnSelinS W. Va.
~ si, auu uhsta!ea IIrentmcnt
NO Se4's iieu St M IG.lei; " smith cured
nG Et. .,LhotAs liOl.l, insurance Agent.
I'LL, rIG.nna 1hem LOT lou!!ecn years; Dr. Smith
Sc.at n,G rr,,,, co IOoiS r. MAsltiNGToS.
,nlictoI n1t IN, sot. . VI hShuEAy son was
hni III iol !oe e !ch,s; No!hlns seemed TO
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Spring Without Blossoms.
Late In Life to Look for Joy-Yct Never
t.!sii} too Late to Mend, No.,

cadcEot lIawthorne's "lIousc OF Seven Gablcs''
VIII recall the pathos with which poor Clifford
pyncheou, who Ind been uuyustly imprisoned sInce
hS carly manhood, said, after his rclease: sly ,ic
Il gone, aud where lsmy happ!ne,s!s Olilsgiye me
my happincss," But that could be done only In
part, MS CLEANS al warm sunshine occasionally iall
acros the gloom OF New England autumn day.
In letter to McssrS, lIscox & Co., Mr.. l.. II. II
tus, OF bennington, y, j., says: II have suffered
untold UIscry from childhood from chronic disease
Of tho bowels and diarsawa, accompanied by great
pain sought relief ut the hands OF physicians OF
every school and used every pa,cn. and domestic
remedy under the sun. 1 have ut las. found IN
pARkERS TONIC n complete speclfc, 2prcvcutiyc
and cure As Your Invaluable medicine, which did
for me what nothing elAe could do Is entitled to
the credit OF my getting back my happy days, /
olieortuiiy md gratefully acknowledge the fact" !;
Mr.. L. s. Wells, who needs no Introduction TO the
people OF Jersey City, adds: 1.-THE testimonial OF
Mr.. Titus Is genuine and voluntary: only hc. docs
not adequately portray tho suncrlngs he has en-.
durrl for many years lilo Is my brothcr- inv,
md know the ca.so well He Is now perfectly FREE
from hts old troubles, and enjoys health uni life,
aScrlbng II MI 10 FArker's Tonic, nj
II Cnequaled rs an invlgonnt; stimulates ali the
efaana c1Iss ailments Of tho lyeF kidneys and all
atsaa ies q !he h'opd, L: ap1e-S 4
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Or. Frnzler's Root Nitters.

Frazicr's Root Bitters arc not dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, cleanse the blood and
system OF every inpurity. Sold BY drug.
glsts. Sl.0O. Dr.. Frazicr's Magic Ointment
the greatest blessing that has been ais.
covered in this generation. A sure eure
lsorboils, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds,
sore Nipples, Hard i Soft Corns, Chapped
Lips and Hands, pimples and Blotches.
Price Soc, Sold by druggists. Frazier
Medicine Co., .proprs., Cleveland, Ohio.
Wholesale agents: Logan 4 Co., Wheeling,
", Va, and &c. Dent 4 Co., Bridgeport
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