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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14
Movements OF wEeelinEi;ss AID Re Gov
ing and Going Of Strangers.

Movements OF HEeeiinEiies aHd Re teG'
iugA and Going of Strangers.
Jacob Hull, Esq DoR Of Pittsbarg, is il
the city AID will remain until Saturday.
Presid,r, + N. Turner, Of the Morgan
town University. Is registered q, ihe Nc
Lure House
Mis- Carrie Brres. Of the lSIsDd, has
lust completed a beautiful landscape paint
ing in oil, that is a perfect gem OF ant.
Mtssrs. William aDd Herman Schsmhrs
and Jacob Loos have hsen appointed dele,
sstes to represent Wheeling at The Pitts
burg listrjct Tprnr 5ezirk.
Mrs Thomas link, iorH,erly Of this city,
but Low residi, g 10 Auburn, n. Y, who
has been wishing her friends in Wheeling.
leaves for the hcne Of her fa;hfr in Car
rolltop, o, to day.
Mr.. B. Walker Tstsr5op, Of this city,
and Miss Fsunie Nc Cat, Of Cadiz Ohio,
will De msrri,d at the home Of the bride
10 dsy. Prof Joe Crsmer's full orchestra
all 90 out 10 furnish tie m,siG.
Mr.. Eugene B4ybS left yesterday Tor
PHILADELPHIA where he will attend college
Of pharmacy His sister, Miss Lulu, 81
compsnied him, sud vii spend the winter
in lbat city, The guest Of friends.
~. Geo. c, S!iGgsn, the popular youEg
dentist, departed Yesterday FOR Utica, y.
Y. where be sud Miss FaIrie 4. Marsh,
an estimsble youps lady Of that city, are to
be married I o day. Miss Marsh Will Be
remembered BY many a. having been q
member Of tie iemale college f.calty stsw
SgO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14

The following transfers OF real estate
we're left for record st Clerk Hooks office,
yesterday:
Deed made October II, 1885, by W. P,
Hubbard and Henry NJ, Russell, special
commissioners, to A. W. Kelley, tor lot
No. q, in the Plst laid out by said com
missiouers, and situated On Wheeirg
Islsnd. Consideration, $505.
Deed made October Il, 1855, by W. P.
Hubbard and Henry NJ. Russell, special
commissioners, to DELLA Crsnmer, vile
Of G.. L. Cranmer, for lots Nos ii, so, 81,
50, 5S, 81 and So in the plat laid out by
SAID commissioners, and situated on
Wheeling Island. Consideration, $l.0S5.
Deed made October ~, 1886, Is y. P.
Hubbard and 81. NJ. Russell, special COM
missioner. to Matilda NJ. Cummins, for lot
No. g on the plat laid out By said commits
siouers ard situate on Wheeling Island.
Consideration, $3.50.
Dead made October II, 1885, By w.. P.
Hubbard and II. N. u. Bussell, special
commissioner. to Alex. II. Forgsy, for lois
Nos. Is. l9 and 20, upon the plat lsid cut
by said commissioners snd situate On
Wheeling Island, Consideration, s90j.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14
CITY COUNCIL.
Both Branches In Regular semi-Monthiy
Session Last Night.

Both Branches In Regular semi-Monthly
Session Last Night.
Both Branches Of the City Council met
IN regular semi.monthly session last even
ing. In the Second Branch, the attend
Ance of spectators, despite the pouring
rain, was very large, fully n hundred
persons finding standing room in the
chamber of the Branch, while as many
more stood about the door or talked IN
groups in the corridors. The cause Of the
large attendance was the expectation that
the election of Gas Trustees would come
up during the course Of the session, and as
a CONSEQUENCE Of this there was q large
amount Of log-rolling done in each Branch
before the session began.
Details of the voting for Gas Trustees
will be found in another column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14
IMPROYEMEST5
To be Made Upon the Suspension Bridge
Here.

-
To be Made Upon the Suspension Bridge
Here.
A reporter yesterday met Mr.. William
Hildenbrand, of New York, a prominent
mechanical engineer, who is here for the
purpose Of Suggesting some improvements
on tie. suspension bridge. Mr.. Hidden
brand is an accomplished gentleman and
a ine engineer, having been first assistant
in The construction Of the great Brooklyn
bridge. The Bridge Company wrote tor
him some three months ago, but rs he was
engaged in The construction OF an impor'
tant piece If work in the lower part ct the
State, be could not come unril now. This
work was The building Of a tresrle works
for the Chesapeake Il Ohio read from q
mountain side across New Creek TO Sewell,
W. Va. The t~res'le is 800 feet long and
is quite a fine piece of work, one end Of
which is 500 feet higher than the other.
Mr.. Hildenbrand is in the city for the
purpose of examining the suspension
bridge, and drawing up plans and speciii
cations of certain Improvements TO be
made thereon. They consist Of making
the centre ofthe bridge stronger, repairing
several points where the wood has become
weakened, with steel and iroo, and
widening the foot paths on both sides
The gentleman will be here probably q
week and when his work is finished it will be
submitted 10 The Board OF Directors sttheir
next meeting The work vii be superiu-
tended by Mr.. Lawson, Of The bridge com
pauy. who will do the work according to
Mr. HildenbranG's Instructions.
The latter gentleman was in the city
some thirteen years ego when he also drew
up plans for the improvement of the bridge
at that time. IL was the intention 10 hsve
him here earlier this year in order that
the work could be completed this fall, but
work will not be begun now until The rough
est part Of the winter ia over.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14
OVER IN BELMONT.
The River Towns Show Eepubli,
can Gains.
Foraker Carries BeIlaire by so, Bridge
port by 1856 and Martins Ferry
by 33l--The Figures.

Belmont county Democrats appear to
have been under the weather yesterday.
AS far as the river towns are concerned
the Republicans and Prohibitionists seem
to have made gains at the expense of the
Democrats. In the three towns Foraker
has 537 majority. Hogue, r, for State
Senator, has 484 majority in the three
towns; Hilles, r for Representative, 2S6,
and Poormsn, r 40. Following will be
found the vote:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14

WehaVe now on exhibit Our Fall
and Winter stock OF WOOlens be-
ing . complete line Of S~uiiingS,
PanfalOOBiBgS and Oyercoatings,
which we shall get uPin lirst.elaSS
style and nc st lowest prices.
Also n fall line of fuFni shiBg
goods always en- hand.
&. HESS q SONS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14
Police PiCkupS.

In Police Court yesterday morning the
case of William Lalchlin, charged with
assautiug City Tax Collector Crawford.
was heard About q dozen Witnesses
were examined, after which the case was
taken under sdYisemert by tie Court.
Charles S,lvis and Chris. Loehmiler Eere
up for Gghirg. The iorler got - aud
costs AMI the latter - ard costs. JAMES
Farley, Tor disorderly conduct, got s. and
costs Rod Dickson, plain drunk, got the
usual dollar. lie went Up lor thirty days
Jennie Gray was drunk on the streets
last nigh: and was placed in the cooler TO
sober Ut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14
Tirst Branch.

The First Branch was called 10 order al
I As, Mayor Grub presiding.
At roll call the following members an
Eweri to their names. Messrs. Bingell,
Caldwell, Comeiford, nobaius, Donaldson,
Farrell, Gavin, Haller, HAPPY, Hoffman,
Kenney, List, Schultzs and Wiugerter-
Is.
The Mayor sppointed as members Of the
joint special committee to examine into
the ACCESSIBILITY Of placing the Fire aud
Police Departments under The control Of g
Board, Messrs. list, Dobbins ana Happy.
AL the business septin from the Second
Branch WAS eorcnned, in with the eNcep-
ton Of one resolution, no noteworthy
occurrence tsking place during the ever
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14
IN GEGSKALs
ATslssraph Shooting Contest.

The Wheeling Scheptzenvereia has re
ceived aud accepted an invitation from 9
club in Chicsgo to shoot a telegraph con
test, 200 yards, eli hand. The cout's.
will consist Of three matches, ia the FIRST
two of which ten men will participate and
in the third only six. The contest viii
take place some time in November and
the prizes will be u gold medal and cash
purse Of $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14
West Wheeling Mics

Nearly seven yeas ago Mf. J. ". Con
ner had on ettsck Of iDHsmmatory rhsu'
mstism. Due TO this he has never since
been able to use his right sTm. /. has
been so exceedingly psin:ulin the last few
days thstthe physiciaphhinks that lift does
not get better soon it had best be ampu-
tated.
Mr.. Henry Davis, while working in the
Etna coal MINIS yesterday wsS seriously
injured Sy the falling Of a pzcp.
Mr.. Samuel Moore q hailding "a coal
shoot near the Eirkwood line. IL will be
completed in two weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14
non Meeting.

The Wheeling district convention OF the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society Of the
NJ f Church met in the Fourth street M
E Church Thursday morning. The sessions
we're ofgreat interest, the proceedings being
listened TO by considerable number OF
people interested in the work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14

Reported Early this Morning from Near
hO0ndsVius.
a telephone message from Bellairs at a
quarter OF three o'clock this morDiug re-
ported 3 large FIRE raging at or near
A~OundsVils, the reflection being clearly
visible on the sky.
An attempt was made 10 get word from
McurdsYille b. wire, bGs it was -nsucces
full.
$40 a ma telegram from Bsnwood
says the FIRE was on the Ohio side, on
PulInFy Bottom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14
SOUTH SIDE sEANCE
Held with Scyernl Enthusiastic Spiritual.
lists as Mediums.

Held With scyernl EnthusIas;Ic Spiritual.
lists as Mediums.
There are two enthusiastic spiritual.
istS on the South Side, a man aud women,
who have organized a series Of spirituaGs
tic f%eancss, the theatre Of Shich ID al q
house on Caldsells Run. no~ever The
Other evening lie two mediums repaired to
the II cadence ofa gentleman at the head of
Thirty-eighth street ard held a sesnce 10
the presence Of a select few. IL seems
that a lady had died in the house some
time p Tor, add the MEDIUMS attempted TO
induce The gentleman TO believe that they
we're conve'sing with herd2SArted' speeri.."
Whether he Sas convinced or not the re-
porter could act learn but that may have
hesn caused from The fact that several
young lady r~eighbors appeared upon the
scene about The time the spir; had gotten
in a good taking hpmoF, AID altboRgh
they looked as so;. lnn as O Els, they did not
Eel II. Ills fact he misty visitor" no
doubt realized aud vhted away until ,,,me
more suspicious Orcssion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14
Second Branch.

The Second Branch was. called TO order
nv President SSeeney at $40 o'clock. The
following members answered to then
names at roll call: Messrs. Butts, Caid'
we'll. Clator. Crawford, Robt, Del6.Ugges,
GiIeland, Cruise, Healy, Hildreth, HaEreii,
Jaeger, Jones, Miller, Mckinley, Picket
schrsbe, Scott, Stanley, Smith, Tracy,
Vockler, Wier, Weisgerber and Mr. Presl
dent-2l.
CLERKS REPORT.
The regular monthly report OF the Cdy
CT, rk Wa read IS follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14

We canton the public against
agents WhO claim 10 sell goods tor
rs on weekly payments. They are
ImPOsters- JACOB W. GRUBR,
JeWeIer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14
mbeelin9 8e9ister
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEE II, 1885.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

NaN8A 20 NV
For Rsut-Tuiurnishel Rooms.
McIain's Wheeling Pills.
The lev Star Library LamPs-EEiBs Bros.
OyeBaitsrs-D. Gundling & Co.
Strayfd-HeiierS.
Came's Hair Underwear. : Rhodes 4 Co.
FOster Kid G~ioycS-Thcmss Hughes &Co.
To Whom ii May COneprR-Nall Feeders.
Progressive Eichre-Stanton x Davenport.
New Foreign FTuits-E. }. Smyth.
UndertakpB and Funeral DireCtors-G. MeRde
/ %.
Gard Of Tbanks-ILOca Page
kieetric Battpries-E. n. LiSt-fLOsal Page
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14

BooTs, Shoes and Rubbers 80 per cent.
cheaper than elsewhere. st the Bankrupt
Shoe Sale, A Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14

DECORATED TEA sETSIn a va.
Fiety q reOlOrs; So pieces for sI.SO,
at DAWSON BROS.
Para Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14

VIZ are almost giving away Boots, Shoss
and Rubbers 81 the Bankrupt Sale, -
Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14

BARGAINS, Bargains in Boots ard Shoss
at the Bankrupt Shoe Sale, IL Twe'i,h
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14

LLDIEs Fine Shoes very cheap at the
Bankrupt Shoe Sale, "A Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14

LOSRss prices ever known for Boots ard
and Sheesat the Bankrupt Shoe Sale, A
Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14
SERIOUS FIlSE

TRY Keen & Jones Old Dominion and
Pocket Piece Tobseeo.
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Goy.rn1r-Hoadly d, lj2; ForaE
r q. Leonard, 7, Ii.

Gov.rnor-Hoadly, ID, Ij2, Foraker,
r, 81. Leonard, 7, Is.
l~iru,euaht Goyernor-Warsick, u.
l5!; Kennedy, l., 81 Frost, p, IL.
Judge Sup;eme CouTt-Narnin, d., 1872;
Minshali. K, 81; Stewart, p, l..
JGcgc Supreme Cont. to ill vacancy
Anterior, ., lJ2; Spear. K, 81, Payne
P, -.
State Trtasurer-BreGy. d, 49,
BroRo. r., -. CI-vpnger, p, II
Member Board PUoic Works-W,i IDLE,
d, 1872, Jones. II, 81; Neville, p, IL.
Sta'e S,na;or-R;ley d., la3; Hogue.
T.. 81; EoG.iar, T., 10.
RsrrssaGtAtiges-Irwi D, lj3; Hilles.
r., %, Elliott, p, II; Laaghlin, 1873;
Poo;msu, r. 81; Swartz, P, II.
County TreOsurer-Regan d, IN;
Robinson, r., 80; Kelly, P, Is.
Comm'ssioner-Meehan, ID, lj3; Is
r4ei, L, 81; Blackford, P, II.
lLG-nary Director-Cooke, d., ISL;
Lodge, r., 98; Ault. P, y.
SaIysyor-Ejlbol. D., 1871; Dawson, R
81
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Additional Local on First Page.
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Martins Ferry.

flkSE hAhD.
Goveruor-Hoadly, D., IA; Foraker,
r 1874; Leonard, p, Is.
Lieulensnt-G Governor - Warwick, d.,
IA, Kennedy, R, 1874; Frost P. %.
Judge Supreme Coprt-Msrtin, ID, IA;
Miushsll, z 1874; Stewart, p, %.
Judge Supreme Court, TO fill vacancy
Anterior, D., IA; Spear, r, 1874; Payne,
P, IS.
State Tressarer-Brady D, l44i Brown,
r., 1914; Banner, P, 30.
Attorney ereral-LaWrence d., IA;
Kobler. R, 1874; Clevenger. p, %.
Member Board ofPublic Works-Weible,
D., l4l; Jones, r, 1871; Neville, p. %.
State Ssusior-Riley, D, IA; Roguep
r, 1874; Rodefer, p, %.
Rsrresentatiyes-Irwin d., liz: Hilles
r. lG7; Eliot, P, Is. Laughlin, d, 1870;
Poorman, r, 1876; SSGrtz. P, %.
County Treesurer-Ryan, d, 49, Rob
inson, r., PAP; Kelly, p, %.
Commissioner-Meehan, D., l49, Israel
R pol; BIackford, P, %.
inGrrary Director-Cooke, d., l47,
Lodge, r, 1879; Ault, p, rs.
Surveyor-Nichcl, d., lis; Dawson, K
2O3; Ault. P, %.
SECOND ARR.
Extraordinarily, D, SO; Foraker, R,
2G3; Leonard, P, -.
Lieutenant Governor-Wsrwick, D..
100; Kennedy, r 2Ol; Frost, P, Il.
Judge Supreme Court-Martin, d., 100
Ninsbnll, r 2OG; Stewart, P, 10,
Judge Judge Supreme Court 10 Gil va
cancy-Athe''on, d., 9Si Spear, H., 2O5;
PaJGe, F., 10;
State Treasurer-Brady, D., IS; Brown.
Il zoo; Danrer, p, II.
Attorney Genera!-Lawrence. D, 100
Kohlsr, Il 206; Cleveug-r. F., 10.
Member Board Of Public Works
Weible. D., 100; Jones, r, 20G; Neville,
p, 10.
State Senstor-Riley, D, 100, IIogue,
r., 209; Rodefsr, p, l6.
Repre- u,a,iyes-IrSin D, l07; Hilles,
R, POS; Elliott. p, Il; Lsughlin, D., l03;
Poormsn, r, 1879; Swariz, p. II.
County lreasnTer-Ryan, d Sc; Robin,
son, R Z23; Kelly, p, II.
p o.. RIarLf,,l 10
i,G,ns,v D:roc,arLCooke u 1O1.
- 'oos. Al, p 70
"VSSr, ~" " y ,n2. Dawson R
o.
-'i T,.,ioo ,cp.oco-R,bort T UovalI r.
NJ a..o,;,;on
~ 'Pp'S''o" ru,Dp v,r,
@oT9rnor- iiGseiy ~, - ESfaSe!, Il
Zui Leonard = H. Inc 5on,o''io ~
u'he IN lHls "Art "efSBeu III MI
through. =,
Lieutenant GoVeThoT-"HF"icK' ~
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SPECIAL COMMITTEE.

The Chsir announced as the members
on the part cf The Second Branch OF the
Joint special com mittee to consider the sd
visibility of placing the Police and Fire
Department under control Of a Board,
Messrs. Caldwell, Picket and Wsterhouse
Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14
PEESDSSL PrIh5s

TSY Keen & Jones Patent LUX ard
Florence Keen TU5scco
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Ls.aOODaco. ssHdry good. thscheaFssl
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ResOLUT.oNL
Pv Nr GiII4lard-

DF WI, N'IIVTNtI
Resolved. That the Committee OF Odd
uancss be instructed 10 draft sn ordinance
f~orhidGirg the dumping OF nightsoii into
the Ohio river any place north Of the Bel
laire railroad bridge.
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CAPITAL PRyZE, s.5,oee

1881 Prizes. asoespting b..--.. ....-.--
ApcinAtiol for ntss 70 eiea sb.sif - So
70 the ocios Of the Company 10 her OrSs.s
For further infof wht< Gssnyi p'ht
afdreH. POsTAL HUTHc, EIpss sSeJ
d-n or Eew Yorr kxehsnss IN oraisS! -,
Coyrencv By express tali ssIns Of D. tna s!,s
ear srpsns., a4drad n a. DActAis
or n. A. DAUPHfs.
Uaahipgtob, DC
Make P. o. Money Orders psyablsnfS
dress Registered Letters to
NEW okLRAm NATIONAL Bsss, "a
Hsu Orisssf' y
Or
LOUISIANA RATIONAL BAsK,..,p
Esv Uritsr'N
STATE NATIONAL BAsB.
GEKxANrA NATIONAL bAsK, IL
New OfIesbrp
-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-22
of that Bl1the Throat of Thine.

More than IS deg. north-about good days
steaming distance to the Pole by one of our
fast oceaners in clear water-Greely heard the
song of "A single bird merrily sounding over the
desolation.
Of that bthe throat Of thine, from arctic bleak
and blank.
I'll mind the lesson, solitary bird: let me too
welcome chilling drifts,
Fen the profoundest chill, as nova torpid
pulse, brain unner>d,
Old age land-ock'd within its Winter bay
(cod. cold. 0 cold y
These snowy hairs, my feeble arm. my frozen
feet:
For them thy faith, thy rule | take, and grave
it to the last.
Not Summers zones alone, not Grants of youth
or Soufh's warm tides alone.
But held by sluggish foes, packd in the North
ern ice. the cumuIus of years
These with gay heart | also sing.
Walt Whitman. in Harper's Magazine for
January.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-22

To prodUco reaI genuine Sleep and chiId-
like repose adj night, take a Little hop UitJerN on
retiring.
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SCOTS Emulsion of Pure
Cod Liver Oil with HypOphOsphiteS,

For bronchial affections and Lung Troubles.
DR.. A. d. PooRE, Cedar Rapids, Mich, says: 81
have used your Emulsion for several years, In my
practice and have always found it thoroughly reli-
able, pleasant to take and most valuable for throat
and lung troubles"
"Why is a harmonious husband and wife like
eight cubic feet?" asked Flattery; and before we
could reply the answer came: "Because they are
both in Accord
'We have in our possession, and could publish,
an amount of testimony. setting forth the use OF
coughs, colds, and consumption, from those who
have been cured by it, that would fill Volumes but
we deem the publication of such mass of testi-
mony unnecessary. We purpose to publish few
of the many testimonials received; the originals
can he seen at our Office.
"F W. KINSMAN & CO."
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-22
To a Cow.
BY JOHN IIAYE.

Why. cow, how canst thou be so satisfied.
SO well content with all things here below,
50 unobtrusiye and so seepy-eved.
50 meek, SO anguid, and so awful slow?
liost thou not know that everything is mixed
That naught is as il should be on this earth:
That grieNously the world needs to be fixed:
That nothing we can gain has any worth:
That times are hard and Life is full of care
Of sin and trouble and untowardness:
That love is folly. friendship but snare:
Tut. Cow. This is no time for laZiness.
The cud thou cheWest is not what it seems:
Get up and moo. Tear round. and quit til,
dreams
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Home Items and Topics
-"All your own fault.
If you remain sick when you can
Get hop bitters that never-Fail.

The weakest woman, smallest child, and
sckest invalid can use hop bitters with safety
and great good.
old men tottering around from Rheuma-
tism. kidney trouble or any weakness will be
made almost new by using hop bitters.
G1Y My wife and daughter were made healthy
by the use of hop bitters, and recommend
them to my people.-Methodst Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor if hop
Bitters are not the best family medicine
On earth!!,
Malarial fever, Ague and BiousneSs, will
leave every neighborhood as soon as hop bitters
arrive.
MY mother drove the paralysis and neural
gla all out of her system with hop biters.''-
Ed. Os~ego Sun.
~ Keep the kidneys healthy with hon Bit
tiers and you need not fear sickness.
Ice water is rendered harmless, and more
refreshing and reviyng with hop bitters in
each draught
TIL, visor Of youth for the aged and infrm
in hop bitter>!!,
cat the change Of life nothing equals
Hop BitIers to aIlay an troubles incident
Thereto"
Hi" The best periodical for adies to take
monthly, and from which they win receive tie
greatest benefit j, hop bitters.'
Mothers with srklv fretful. nursing chill
dren, will cure the children and benefit them
selves by taking hop bilter> duly.
Thousands die annually from some form of
kidney disease that might have bren prevented
by timely use Of hop bitlar,
Indigestion. weak stomach. irregularities
OF tue bowels. cannot exist when hop biuerS
are used.
A melx g-e # aop
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nished rooms, for three fourths of the houses in
w. contain furnished rooms for rent. In
very short time we find ourselves settled aud
ready for business. In our next letter we will
give general description of this beautiful city
OF "magniticent distances" and of our visits to
the Capitol, the White House and other public
buildings and some of the numerous other
places of interest with which Washington
abounds. PEI