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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-25
PERSONAL POINTS.
Movements of WheelinEitess and the Com
ing and Going of Strangers.

MoVsms snts of Whe eelinEites, and the Com
ing and Going of Strangers.
Mr.. C. q. Tsney arrived home yester-
day for the holidays.
]. b. Burtt, and John Ehmann were in
Pittsburg last Saturday.
Miss Nora O'MAlley has gone to Bel
mont, O., to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Meyer, of Boston, is visiting at the
residence Of William Leighton, Jr.
Prof. William Armstrong is home from
Washington, d. c., to spend the holidays.
Miss Sara D. Roemer left for Akron, O.,
yesterday, to spend the holidays with
relatives.
David Gore, Esq leaves for Florida 10.
day, where he will spend the remainder oi
the winter.
Mr.. r. B. Bean, Of Pittsburg, is spend
ing the holidays with Mr.. Counihan, Of
Fourteenth street.
Mrs. William leighton, Jr.. Miss Mamie
Leighton, and Mrs. Flanders arrived from
Chicago yesterday.
John Howard, ESQ.,. of the Secretary Of
States Office, arrived home yesterday to
spend the holidays.
Mrs. John Birch and son Eugene, Of the
South Side, are spending the holidays with
friends in Dennison, o.
Mrs. A. ]. Bennett and four children
from Garden City, Kansas, are Visiting
Mrs. E. 7. Burt, on the Island.
Miss Bella Lowry, one Of Woodland
most popular young ladies, is visiting Mis-
Laura Spears of the South Side.
Mr.. W. 81. Chambers and sister, Mia
Lou, are spending the holidays with theil
sister, Mrs. 8. W. Moore, Of Toledo, o.
Mr.. Chas. Laus, Of Rico, Col, formerl!
of thiA city, who has been absent for tyelV
years. il spending the holidays With his ps
rents on the Island.
John q McPan, an old time Pittsbue
l uressmap, paid ns . frsSernal yisit las
/ Tueaday. he is prsssusn ut the ofice
4 the REGIsFER, Of Wheeling. ". Va vhic
4 position he has sncessstrliy Sled tor
ISumbss cf years. Labor Tribune,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-25
ANOTHER STRAIN
m the Relations Of the United
States with Germany.
coSsul mvELLER's REPUsLlcANIsM.
Dose Of Liberty That Germany
Can't Stand and She Will
Demand His Recall

WASHINGTON, December 24.-The Wash
i.,tOu Star has the following:
Consul General Mueller, whose report
,,,n the feeling Of the German Govern
rsnt towards the United States is likely to
s,d 10 8 diplomatic correspondence be.
,.asu the tao countries and probably the
isnsud on the part Of Germany tor Mr..
yssusrs recall comes from the same
,osu with representative FOran, Of Ohio
,bo knows him very we'll Mr.. Forsn says
he report is very characteristic Of the
v-asr vhohe asserts ia . man Of advanced
Ebsrsl views, and 9 believer 10 8 RsPubh-
,sp form of Government Hs is what was
IA know ss 8 forty-eightsr, having been
obliged to leave German, his native coun-
~ on account. OF participating in the
,syclutiou of forty eight, when the liberal
Gsrmsps stroVe for constitution
arm of Government. 10 this country
Il, Republican ideas have had tall
,,,v,h as we'll as bis sntsgonism to q
Sons-chisl goveruu lent. When he was
,snt back 10 his native land he carried
nth him al bis American ideas. Mr..
Forsn says that be would not have been
,scsiyed b7 the German government when
,nDoiuted By Presideat Cleveland, bat for
ne fact that during the Franco Prussian
vsr he visited the Fstherlsnd, ard though
an arden, Republican hissympathies in that
,,rayyle were with his own people, and
h. rendered the German soldiers valuable
.s-yice in The hospitals and elsewhere, On
s,count of this the German Government
extended to hin 8 pardon for his previous
,F-nses against the Government so that
vbsn appointed Consul General to repre-
.snt the United States there was no objec-
ion raised against him. IL is felt to be
7,e,ry certain, says he Star, that Ger
napy will demand Mr.. Muellers recall
and This government will have TO comply,
bgr Mr. BAysrd wi not do so without
rskinr it pretty plain that We do not re-
,ognizs the right Of any nation to restrict
he liberty Of speech Of American citizens
and that it is not held By the United
States 10 be an ofenss to entertain re-
pubhcan ideas. Il is thought that this
E,,le episode will render our relations with
Germany still more strained, and that she
I'll be placed OF cur list with Austria.
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The OYSTER WAR.
Pirate. Put to Flight After a sharp En-
gRgemsnt,

Pirates Put to Flight After sharp En-
gRgement,
BALTIVoRE, December PA special
from Esston, Md, says A fierce battle
took place in Poplar Island NsrroES, Tues
day night, betwesn feet Of eight dredge
boats and one of the Oyster Police steam
ers. The steamer came into the Nsrrows
about eleven eloak at night, found the
dredgers at work and attempted to arrest
them. They resisted, and opened FIRE on
the steamer which was returned at first
with small orms.
A fierce fusilsds was kept up for some
time The dredgers made it hot for the
steamer until her captsiu opened upon
them with his cannon This silenced their
Ere and put them to flight. They started
of down the bsy, hurried By the steamer
firing cannon shot at them, and passed
out Of sight Of the spectators on the shore,
many of whom had been aroused from
sleep By the noise Of the battle. The
witnesses of the fight from the shore could
not tell what damage ws1 done, but the
firing was 80 fast aud furious, and lasted
80 long, that they think there must have
been some killed or wounded.
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BELLAIRE.

Yesterday was The time Get for palHra
| iiha, ban Of lha .glAsR. faaeaeiae q thiAsl11
fb1f q representsfives 81 the q Ban -
Buckeye glass works asked that . few day.
Of grace be given, as negotiations are
pending toward settlement Of the trouble
at these two factories BY the employers and
employed. the same was granted. 1t may
be that ell will end we'll
The Episcopal church treat last nightwss
9 pleasant affair. About 100 little ones
were made happy.
High Mass at 8 and 9 clock this morn
ing at the Catholic Church.
Postofice hours to and ! to 2 o clock
The masquerade ball given BY the Wind
sor club, in Turner Hall last night, was Q
pleasant affair, aad the committee is elsted
over its success.
Turkeys were selling yesterday at l2i
cents, and chickens 10 cents per pound.
The printers Of this city all take holi'
day to-day.
The Aerial club gave private hop last
night.
A crowd from here will attend the AL.
hambra rink this afternoon.
Ritz L Cochran have reopened their con
cert garden. This makes three in opera
ton in this city.
Lizzie Evans is at the Wheeling Opera
House tonight.
This is the dullest Christmas We evel
experienced so far as money is concerned
but regarding smusements it leads them
all.
Strauder beat White at the Elysian rinl
last night.
The South Bellaire NJ. +. church made
$50 young people feel thankful last night
John Coulson has o double store-roon
since he added the old barber shop to hiI
late quarters.
Three of our citizens have been drawr
as grand Jurors for the next sitting.
Samuel Sherwood and Miss Samanths
Laroche have been united in marriage.
The giant skaters who will be here short
ly passed through town yesterday on their
way up the C. 4 P.
About hundred invitations will be pul
out for the private skating party on Jsnu
ary 9th. The affair will be under the man
aeement of the J. j. club.
Reports from Captina are still to the
effect that gas has been found. The
"gusher" is not throwing mud over the
derrick, though, like our other we'll.
William Shaw, q nail feeder, II years oi
age, was buried yesterday.
Charles Ogalby and Miss Jennie Love
we're married yesterday afternoon, and
took the evening train for the West
August Kline's blind horse was scared
BY b. 4 o. train and dashed through one
of D. Il. Darrah's $40 windows.
Mrs George Day, Of Vallonis, lost q
pocketbook containing IS, yesterday, or
Union street.
Heatherington Band festival will be
given in Elysisn rink TO night.
The A. M. f. Church had q Christina,
tree last night.
Entertainment in First N. Z. Church
this evening.
Miss Gertie Gould was the attraction OF
the Niagara lsst night,
r. Z. McMillen, of the Tribune, II
spending his holidays at bis home, neal
Lewis Mills.
The ball OF Zilch's Hall Vas continued
until an early hour this morning. AL
present had q good time.
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1. Al TERRIBLE sToRM.
story Of ths Terrible cyclsas That
Struck ceIoa.
q VESSELS AND 90 LIVES losT.
The Captain Of One Of the Wrecked
Vessels Relates the Awful
Experience. So

NV Yoax, December 24.-Cspt Pas
Nordfslt and the oeev Of Tie Swsdish bAsk.
sntipa. which vas dpss,ogsd iastAs basses
Of Colon duriae The storm Of Dsssnhx "a
arrived In tbs city te-dsy BY Tie psoi&e
mail steamer, GayofPsl. Tos reports
Capt. Nordish told he solloving stor1:
"we arrived .as Colon on Novsmb~ as
With . cargo Of about 400 tons Of eosl.
We 'had. With The aid Of q EsAsss. d.
ciAsssdshoas soety toas On he aissaoon
4 D. - - sxiaie hsoaaA
i15s llolksnt tsslksslk : 4 Asssy Bvia
from the - ~ In and compslled The
lighter to lsa7s the ship and sssk shelter
nearer the shore. The wind ct 3 O'Clock had
shifted to northwest and rain fell in torrents.
The ses became angfisr and angrier every
moment. Finding that the ship was BE-
ginning to drift, We threw out second
anchor. This did not hold us, % at seven
o clock we let 20 Of our third anchor. We
paid out oil the chain We dared, but -
there was Q vessel loaded with explosives
living st anchor jast ct our stern, We had
to be mighty careful. At ten O'Clock the
sec broke over the ship.
MOUNTAINS OF wATEs
tumbled over u, and for . time, il didn't
look a though We would keep sHoAt till
morning. When daylight came | climbed
up in the rigging and looked about. The
ses was scattered with wrecks. Vessels
were soing to pieces on the reefs. Just
beyond the bar | saw vessel bottom up
with Q number Of men cingiug to it
for life. Concluding that We were 60
ing to sink with our cargo ! put
up signals Of distress. In the afternoon
We observed an American three masted
schooner drifting directly toward our ship
Seeing that . collision was inevitable. We
cot sail and run the ship ashore. We struck
Q reel and cut the rigging overheard. The
American schooner drifted against our
ship. and part finer rigging fell over upon
our decks. sent . sailor Ashore With =
line. A crowd there received him. We
then took our long boats and went ashore.
Here We found Capt Spierson Of the
Swedish bark Gen. Nicholas. and Eigner
Oxholm Of the stranded Norwegian bark
Douglas Castle. These insisted on taking
our Boats and making IN attempt 10 ave
the lives Of the crew Of the British bark
Lynton. They were unsuccessful st the
time, but the next day they reached the
vessel and rescued the Captains wife, child
and three sailors. twenty-five vessels and
sixty lives we're los. in that storm
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have 90 clearly and cheerfully slucidsted
their several methods Of instruction.
Second, That we thank our City Coun-
ell for the use of hall and seats.
Third, Thstve thank the Maennechor
Society for use of chairs.
Fourth, That We thank F. W. Baumer
for pse Of piano.
Fifth, That we thank the pupils Of ou.
public schools for their excellent vocal
music.
Sixth, That We thank our State Super
intendent, Prof. Morgan, to whose short.
this Institute owes its organization and
success.
Seventh, That We thank DE-. Reeves for
bis able and comprehensive hygisnic lec'
ture delivered before this Institute. : Z
Eighth, That we thank our Board et
Education, who have afforded % the op.
portunity Of enjoying the privileges which
this Institute has offered. 80
The Institute adjourned sine die st 4:s0.
Many of those who attended we're heard
to say il had been one of the best sdu-
cational revivals ever held in the city. All
seemed well pleased with the work sceom.
pished.
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Transfers of ReaI Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks office,
yesterday:
Deed made December "A, 1885, by Sam
uel C. Patterson and R. B. Carlin, to Cath
crime Coulter, for lot No. 4, in the sub-diVl
sion made by Wsddle Cracraft and Fore
man Of lot No. II. in the Poor House farm
Consideration, $500.
Deed made September 2S, 1885, by Con
rad Brandsn and wife, to John Schott, tor
lot No. /, in square No. 40 Co1siders
ton, $1,000.
Deed made November Is, 1885, by Mary
Butterfi Id, widow Of John Butterfeld, and
others, to C. ". Seabright, for lot No. 1873
on the east side Of Market street, in tbe
Fifth ward. Consideration. $4,000.
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SOME NEW PLAN
For the Recovery OF the Dead MiCsrs
Bodies Must Be Devised.

For the Recovery OF the Dead MiCsr
Bodies Must Be Devised.
WlLEEsBARRE, December 24.-The stu
alton at Nsnticoks remains unchanged as
far a. can be learned. The black damp
has been cleared from the slope near where
it is supposed the men are imprisoned.
The reseuing party did do
work in number one slope
to-day and superintendent Morgan will not
ask them to sgain face the danger there.
The only efforts being made are in
the clearing OF the main slope which is
soldly packed with sand and rock. This
debris cannot be removed very quickly.
As soon as the mining engineers meet and
devise some new plan for reaching the i'm
prisoned men the mine company will begin
TO prosecute the search.
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What Can bs Dane.

By trying again and keeping up courage
aAnY things seemingly impossible may be
stained. Hundreds OF hopeless cases Of
Ndney and Liver Complaint have been
e9fed by Electric Bitters, after everything
Use bad been tried in vain. So, don't
Glhk there is no cure for you, but Try Else
&c btters. There no medicine 20 safe,
: pure, and so perfect q Blood Purifier.
Slectric Bitters viii cure Dyspepsia, DiS
'etss aud all Diseases of the Kidneys In
Iaalasble in affections Of Stomach and
Aver, snd overcome sll Urinary Difficult
"a Large Bottles only so cents, at LO
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AssAILED MS KEEPER.

A Bloody Encountsr Between a Life Con
vict and . Prison Ofheial.
Troy, n. Y, December 24.-It has Just
BEEN made rublic that q desperate encoun'
ter occurred at DannemOrs, Clinton coun
~, prison on Saturday last, between Keep.
er MCGOWAN and q life convict named
Deboll. The latter attacked MCGOWAN
with . large knife, and cut his throat from
ear to ear. In the struggle which follow
ed the keeper was again cut, this tune
over the eye. Deboll was overpoWed, and
thrown into a dark cell. MeGoWsns con,
dition was, until yesterday, consid cred
critical, but it is now believed he viii re,
cover. His home Is in Albany.
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II What the "Thundsrsr' Suggests IS q
Solution OF the Difficulty.
LONDON, December 24.-The Times, IN
An editorial this morning, without advocat-
ing such extreme measures, suggests that
the Irish difficulty could be solved in three
months BY the exclusion Of ths Psrnellitss
from the House of Commons and the proc.
amstion of martial law IN Ireland.
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GOING TO START UP.
The Rail MIL of the Vulcan Steel Works
WIN Boom Things.

The Kali MIL of the Vulcan Steel Works
WIN Boom Things.
ST. LoUIs, December 24.-The Age Of
Steel makes the announcement to-day that
the Western Steel Company, lessees Of the
Vulcan Steel Works Of this city, which
has been running for four months past on a
product Of steel slabs, billets and blooms,
have determined also to start the rail mill
and the work of re6ttiDg the mill has be-
gun, with the intention of starting up as
soon as possible. This will be the only
steel rail mill outsids Of the ex-
listing combination, whose purposes
are the limitation Of the products, and
their presence in the market unrestricted,
will make trade lively IN the West. The
same paper states that the plan for the
reorganization Of the st. Louis Ore and
Steel Company is likely TO be successfully
consummated within the next ninety days
This will take the property out OF the hands
of the receiver.
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on Tn Oslo.
Al 1Utteas - Hsvs Oessssssas -
DO0ss aAd D00k0Na.

Al nUttsas - Hsvs OsssssssAs sss
DSoss aad DSok0Sa.
The Elaine lssvss for Paskessburg si
III Q. n.
The mssu last evening indicated 8 fss,
3 inches sod isDg.
The Scotia passed down ts Cincinnati
Saturday morning st ] O'Clock.
Capt. John Booth says the Telegram
viii lay over till Mopday In order 10 give
the crew Xmas st home.
The Louis A. Shsslsy , das up this
morning ioe Cincinnati, and viii return to
the same port, leaving here Saturday a.
tefpoun ct o'clock
MARKS ct oth~ plaoes: Oil City. 4 tsss
sl0 ipchs and rising, PasksTs, s fsst and
riing; Greensboro II fest 6 inchss and
falling: kI.aek No. 4, fest inch and
stAiasasy: Brownsville, 4 fest and statios,
ssy; AoeHsstows, 3 test 4 inches sid
stationary; RieSs LAslisg. 4 fsst 10 iseA-
. and stationary.
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TWO ASSIGNMENTS
At arafton-H J snivaly and Martin and
sniysly.
gps,iui "A fAs RsqiSssr

AT Srafton-H u SntYaIy anu AAAkbiu anu
sniysly.
sDsciGi 10 ne RsgiSssT.
GRAFTON, W. Va, December 24.-Mr.
q. ]. snivslS prominent lawyer Of this
place made an assignment Wednesday to
B. F. Martin, trustee. His preferred cred
itors are: First National Bank of Grafton,
$2,5OO; Lizzie b. snivsly, $3.50; Seemon
& Co., SlS45O; Henry Barlow, $3.50;
Lizzie q. Snivsly, for use Of daughter,
$l43.5O; Elizabeth Therne, $65; joan Nc
Atse, SIS; Aaron Grayson. sll; John q.
dsrhn, $SS; John TregellaS, $l9. His
liabilities are not yet Ascertained.
The firm of Martin 1 Snively also made
an assignment Wednesday to Frank Woods,
trustee. They make the following prefer
red creditors: Clifton Camel Coal Com
pany, $500; First National Bank Of Graf
ton, $3.50; Brooks, Rogers 4 Co., $l2s; s.
l. Allen, $l65; ]. W. Hamilton, 5000;
Geo. F. Ovens, 1915: L. Addison, $50;
Hubbard, Paul & Co., 1914; L. R. Cafraw,
81. .47O. Liabilities and assets not yet as
certained
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PRIVATE SECRETARIES
wanted By Justices of the U. 5. supreme
Court.

Spslia! 20 iAs Rgi41.
WASaISGToS, December -. - The
Justices of the Supreme Court Of the
ui,ed States hs,s been for sometime
tying to have the Government furnish
:Asn with private secretaries, aud the At
,ornsy General has recommended that they
5s given such assistance. The qush6ca-
IONS Of the private secretary will be
lized, If course, by the Justice employ,
.ag him; but he will be paid out Of funds
appropriated for that purpose, aud ls TO be
: stenogrspher. Nothing has been said
about salary, but 81 900 year for each
Justice is thought TO bs about the amount
wanted.
There are seven members OF the Su-
..ene Court of the United States. They
ara appointed tor life and each ia paid
$40 600 a year, excepting he ChiefJustice
chose salary aud perquj=ite reach about
= 900 above that sun The Supreme
yOGrt iuriug the session sits about three
hours day on an sveraga, aud the sssslons
oScapy about eight months in the year.
DECISIONS sre oaly rendered on Mondays.
Each Justice delivers ou the average three
or four decisions a week Each of these
decisions are written out and printed aud
nay average eigh, haodssd words or Eve
pages Of crljnac5 to3!scaP writing
paper. The yJlIns OF physical
and mental lablr devolging upon the mem
GERS Of the SlDrem- Court OF the | nited
S,s,es cau tLer,G Gora be readily approx
mated. 1t is argued by The Attorney Gen
Eal, aud those directly interested, that 1t
requires the highest order of ability in q
member Of the Sup'eue Court, and that
be should not be r,quirei 10 have to write
2et bis decisions wIb his own hand. In
ssmueh as it will 0acsssirste an sppropris.
acu from Congress this whole matter will
undoubtedly be discussed in eli its bear
ings the probabilities are that the request
u the Justices will be reCG:ed
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MARTINS FERRY.

Arrest of n Suspicious Cbaractsr-An.
other Robbery.
Yesterday evening word was received
by Marshal Hanson from Bridgeport 10 tbs
effect that q tall, red.moustached individ
nal bad beaten some one severely ct Mike
Nolan's saloon. The officers we're on the
lookout and were rewarded BY catching
man answering the description. BE va
taken 10 the Squires Office, where hs gave
the name Of Meyers, and upon searching
him he was found to have some thread. Q
pair Of babys shoes and several other small
articles on his person. He was locked Up
to await hearing this morning. Several
persons have seen him, and say be has
bsen trying to dispose Of the notions be
carried in bis pockets.
ANOTHER ROBBERY.
On Wednesday night some one climbed
into E. D. Csttells store through the side
door transom, and broke the money draw.
er of the counter and carried Of with its
contents and two silk hsndkerchiefs. There
was nothirg in the money drawer except .
counterfeit half dollar. which some one had
showed on Mr.. Csttell, and few pennies.
The Job was done on the same plan - the
Keller robbery Of Last week, and ID prob
ably the work Of the sams person.
GENERAL LOCAL.
Miss May Conkle Of Hamilton, O., n the
guest of Miss Maggie Ralston.
Mr. Geo. Veney is in Cleveland, o.. vis'
ting relatives.
Miss Mamie Martin, Of Toronto, O.. ID
the CUES. Of J. B. Wallace, Esq., Of Fifth
street
Mr.. Henry Guthrie Is lyipg dangerous
IL iii at his home in ClarPs Addition.
Mr. Gnthrie's silment is pneumonis.
Mrs. James johnson 10 in Wellsburg Viz
itine relstivea
The Hoyle-Jones Manufacturing Com.
pany have commenced the erection of nev
threshers for nert season.
Miss Lottie Hoop Of the Island, 10 the
guest Of !. K. McCue.
Mr.. Geo. T. McCue ID in town visiting
friends.
On New Years night the MasnnerchoI
will give private concsF. in their hall
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A Marrow Escape.

A horse attached to buggy belonging
to a countryman, took fright while stand
ing at the Central Glass Works yesterday
afternoon and tore into town at q pace
that made things whizz and csus ID "hoi
boxes" in every hub. Mrs John Boring
who was coming down Sixteenth street
with baby in her arms and accompanied
BY two other children, narrowly escaped
being struck by the vehicle, one OF the
hubs catching her apron aud almost tear,
ing it of By the time the horse reached
the Linsly Institute the vehicle was pretty
we'll demolished and the animal was stop
ped it being alo someweat injured
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IN GENERAL.
A Lost Boy.

Yesterday little boy about four years
of age was picked up on Twelfth street By
q lady and taken to police headquarters.
The child gave his name as Frank Gates
and said be could not find the way home.
Officer Junkins sent out telephone alarm
to the officers on duty to look up the par
ents Of the boy.
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Heitamentiu Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris, Tex, BY the remarkable
recovery of Mr.. ]. E. Corley, who was 30
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
bis head; everybody said he was dying Of
Consumption. A trial bottle Of Dr.; King
New Discovery was sent him. Finding re,
lief be bought large bottle and o box Of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills; by the time be
had taken two boxes of Pills and two bot.
tIss of the Discovery, he was well and had
gained in flesh thirty-six pounds Trial
bottles Of this Great Discovery for Con
sumption free ct Logan L Co.'S