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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08
Base ball Base ball Capitol Park, 400.
Tho Glennood CemOterr Suit.

Justice Cox, in the circuit court yesterday,
oyerruled the demurrer in the case OF the
Gleenwood Cemetery Company against Close
aud Clendenn, and leave was given to plead.
There are two suits involving over SO 900, and
grew out of the failure of the defendants 10
turn the cemetery over 20 the company in ac-
Cordance with an act OF Congress, and which
prescribed penalty TO be imposed upon them
terry aud failed TO comply with the law. IL ID
the penalty money the company Ia suing Ia
recover,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08
READ our Center Market quotations.


The assault OF Mr., ]. Mills on Mr.. Lloyd will
again be tried in the police court The case
involves the question as to the control Of the
fire plug at the corner Of Seventh and + streets.
Considerable correspondence has taken place
between the officials of the Interior Depart
ment and the District government. The com.
missioneTs claim that they are the agents OF
the United States, and have as much control
over the plug as the Interior Department.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08
Now Comes the Cream.

Have any OF our competitors ever offered
Short End Dress Silks7 We will answer for you
MOI But we have in store grand treat for the
ladies.
400 yards Of the very heaviest Gros Grain
Dress Silks, goods that are sold regularly over
The counter az ~ per yard. We are going TO sell
them at 6oc they run from 10 7yards, and
are Of the following shades; Ecru, tan fAwn,
Havana brown, seal brown, navy garnet, and
myrtle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08
OUR HOUSE Is THE PIONEER
We laid the foundation and establishment o-day
will rank second to

10 dozen Worsted Jerseys, In black only. 80 TO
40, Just arrived 60c. Remember, these are not
cotton, but wool.
20 dozen Turkey Red Napkins, &c each or 35c
per dozen.
40 dozen Pure Linen. Fancy Bordered, Hem
stitched Ladies' Handkerchlefs. Tor zoe. You
can get one or a dozen, and bear In mind they
are linen.
20 dozen Pure Linen Hemstitched White, 4
for SOC.
200 dozen Gents fine 4-ply Linen Collars, in
turn down or any shape OF standing, DC. These
are perfect and no seconds.
80 dozen Gents 4-py Linen Cuffs. same goods,
per pair l5C.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08
MORE THAN HALF WAY
Are Those Mot who Mean Business
and wouId DO Something.

and Would DO Something.
with spring fairly here at last and ma
ture in a smiling mood, the inclination to
look about for ways and means to better
surroundings is strong. With many last
summers action of tho Baltimore aud
Ohio in issuing Circular No. Z, with =
view Of promoting settlement and the
establishment Of manufacturing and other
industries along its line. came possibly
rather late for bonofiting by its liberal
inducements during 1884. But now, with
everything ripe for advancement and i'm
provemeut, the openings are most ad-
vantageous. The Baltimore and Ohio
offers freight transportation At half
rates on household effects and build
ing material for dwellings or struct-
ures intended exclusively for manu-
featuring purposes; half passenger
ratios for workmen employed on such inn
provements, and free transportation for
families and domestics, first occupants of
the dwellings constructed as above, on
the way to them, and thereafter low COM
mutation rates. More than this, free care
and transmittal on passenger trains 10
/ rendered for marketing md household
supplies Of reasonable bulk and belong
| ing to holders of Communication tickets.
| These concessions apply TO suburban and
other country settlements, and those ut
| all interested should communicate with
tho proper officials aud secure full data
those east of the Ohio to Vice President
| Spencer, Baltimore; Pittsburg division
and tributaries, to general superintendent,
Pittsburg, and west Of the Ohio, to Cen
eral Superintendent Foreaore, Newark.
Special inducements beyond such as
have been indicated may bo given to
manufacturing corporations, land and
building associations, aud individuals
contemplating the expenditure of con-
siderable sums in construction. In short,
the Baltimore and Ohio management will
be found right up abreast of the times,
quick to discern the benefits to accrue
from ouergy aud enterprise, and alert
in affording the fullest aud heartiost CO.
operation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08

d. is Lattice Summer Corsets for SOC.
lie Nurses Caps for lie.
29c Nurses India Linen Aprons for 24c.
81. 10 Children's Normandy Caps, handshirrcd
for Csc.
81 20 Pleated.back Jersey, with cuffs tailor fin.
ished, s1.I7.
zoe Muslin Night Dresses, trimmed with French
RUNE, o7c
s1,00 Very Fine Embroidered Chemises, zoe.
CSC Short Embroidery skirts, 59c
81. 0s Lace and Embroidery skirts, s1.3b.
Job lot OF French Underwear. hand embroidered
odd pieces; ono lot at sl.5o and 81, 8S re-
duced to CSC.
4oc Wire Bustles, Kid finished, for 33c
zoe Wire Bustles for 19c
25c Gents Coored Half Hose for 1ec
soc Gause and Balbriggan Vests for 45c
5oc Jean Drawers for acc.
soc English Hose, white heels and toes. 25c.
Soc open.work Isle Thread Hose for CSC.
Doc Colored Brilliant Isle Thread Hose, dec.
Ladies' Gauze Vests, silk stitch ed, high neck and
long sleeves. high neck and short sleeves,
low neck aud no sleeves, at tho low price OF
25c.
Ladies' India Gauze. silk stitched, silk binding,
pearl buttons,.n the same styles as tn above
for 4Sc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08
nis. HOuetIrl and The steInuay Plano. :.

The steinway concert grand piano was used
at the ThurAby concert last night by Miss
Hopekirk in her two solo numbers She is so
partial 10 this make that she will use none
other. Under her manipulation the. full and
rich tones Of the instrument were shown on
10 splendid advantage. The action is such as
70 admit of rapid but perfect execution.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08
The phIlodemic soclsty,s Debate.

willard Hall was crowded last evening to
listen to 'the Mcrrick debate Of Georgetown
College The subject for discussion read as
follows: "Is It expcdient and constitutional
for the general government to aid education in
the states by appropriations OF money from the
general treasury of the United StatesY'
Messrs W. n. Herman and Rooney took the
affirmative and Mcssrs. Slattery and Lowler
the negative. While all did we'll, the argu-
meuts advanced by Mr.. Herman were recog
nizcn us perhaps exceptionally concise and
convincing. The award of the medal will not
be announced until the commencement day
neXt month.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08

supt. Cook, of the colored schools, informs
the commissioners that Miss Martha L. Law.
renee was Il teacher from 1872 until 1888, when
she was granted leave Of absence for three
years without pay, She was not reappointed.
During her absence sho had no substitute.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings Of = Day in and
About the CitT.

About the CiiT.
There are ninety vessels hailing from the port
OF Alexandria, with a total tonnage of $500
tons, net.
Frank Gordon, oolored has been arrested
for stealing $50 from Alfred Hammett, Of the
Of the insane asylum.
James Campbell. oolored boy, was fined s.
yesterday by Judge Smell for throwing stone
at sheep and breaking Its leg.
]. W. Boggs calls attention TO the neglected
condition Of some of the small trees on Is
street, between sixth and Seventh southeast
At the wholesale fish market yesterday H. A.
| Golden, fish agent, sold 10000 herring at 81
| per thousand aud 5000 shad at from SIP to $40
| per hundred.
The batteries Of the ID Artillery, now at the
Washington barracks, VIII, II is expected,
| leave for their now stations in the south about
the goth instant.
The police census Of the fourth precinct
shows 5000 inhabitants, 1900 of whom are
| colored. There were 60 births last year. Tho
eighth precinct returns 10000 Inhabitants.
| A meeting Of lawn tennis players was held
| al the Riggs House yesterday afternoon, when
| the question of holding tournament on the
Both instant was discussed, and decided IN the
| affirmative.
Miranda C. Huntington. by her attorney,
| William A. Cook, yesterday filed petition for
divorce from W. II. Huntington and permits
sion TO resume her maiden name. She charges
him with cruelty, neglect, and refusal to sup
port her
The National Homeopathic Hospital board
of trustees has elected the following medical
staff for the present year: Drs. Pope, Groot,
| Verdi, Sonncnschmidt Custis Gilbert, Allen,
Swormstedt, Rankin Munson, and King. Or.
VIM. Il. King was elected occulist aud aurist.
DR.. o. II. Brightwcll has called the attention
OF the commissioners 20 the condition Of the
| crossings OF the Beunings road ofthe Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company, and requests
| that the company plank the road in ike man
ner to that laid at The Sheriff road crossing
Bids were opened yesterday at the District
buildings for the erection OF the eight-rOom
school building on + street. The bidders were
&. Thomas, $4,000: !. Pearson, S2I,9s5 William
Henderson, s2i, 200; ID. A. Driscoll, So 800; f.
Baldwin, S229jO, and J. II. Hewlett, $4,000.
------s--H---
A CHICAGO lover bet his girl that he could
tell what she was thinking o.. He thought she
wns thinking of him. but she wasn't It wa.
about DIR. Bulls Cough syrup, which had JUS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08

]. P, Agnew Il Sons have purchased the hull
OF the old United states steamship Frolic, and
propose 10 remodel IL into coal barge, Her
carrying capacity will be about ], 800 tons
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08
Now for the Sun, to Keep Shady
and Cool.

lot OF Children's Black Cotton Umbrellas,
1Oc.
lot ~ Children's Pongee silk Umbrellas. &c.
1 lot OF Misses' satin stripe, 40c.
lot Of Extra Quality Ladies' Coaching, Sl.O9
lot of heavy. Ottoman Rep Silk. lined and
gilt frame, t1.73
lot Of silk Serge, with border, Gle.
lot OF silk Umbrellas, 20 and 20 inch, (I.70
lot of Black Satin, different colored silk Lin
tngs aud inches Spanish Lace. ~ 40.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08

Tho Weber Piano At tho Thursby Concert.
At the Thursby concert last night the Weber
concert grand piano was used exclusively by
Mr.. Waldeoker, the accompanies. Its sympa.
thetic, rich tone was splendidly brought out
by Mr.. Waldecker, "a very skilllul pianist, and
many complimentary expressions were uttered
CONCERNING IL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08
MILLINERY. MILLINERY.

4 cases OF Chlldren's Hats, suitable for boys or
girls, l4c,
2cases OF Fancy Mixed Straw Hats, 26c
. cases Of Children's Trimmed Shade Hats
with Chenille, Braided straw, and Ribbon. 2bc
This is surely grand bargain, US II Is not the =.
binary sailor hat
dozen Infants Lace Caps, loo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08

ST. JACOBS OIL conquers pain. Red star
Cough Cure Conquers coughs. No Oplates.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08

We consider trouble to seek and negotiate for novelties
advertisement You hear competition claiming
do handle such class goods make msrepen-
They the very first fulfill the above We surely
sacrifice yearly printers lift
many that weekly purchasers from all parts the District
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08

Regular pp, 5ic S.iso .'''''''-'''''"l %
S pairs Mems White Sus-
penders, made in imitation of
"Guyot's" pronounced Ike
ots').
ESs5iaT Rt'cS eilcc-.........:...
10 pairs Mems Fancy Half
Hose, undesirable shades,
but good quality, sizes 10
and 1917 inch.
Regul prlca ........,......
'helnnhnt' price."....,. ,.. ..,.....-...loc
8 Wooden Robes to be
sold F rid a y, Remnant"
Day. A customer may come
any day for one of these
at the regular price; then
they may not; at any rate,
we don't propose to wait, but
make the price find a custo-
mer at once. These robes
are boxed, and contain an
abundance of plain material
and wide and narrow embroi-
derry, to make up in any style
desired.
Gray Accordion" Plated Robe.
List seasons prlce.."..".."..".s2o 90
"hemnant' price-"..............." 10 90
/ Brass Bronze Albatross Robe, ~ yard Of EN-
brodery slightly faded.
Last seasons price ........-.".~."s60 90
"Remnant' price .....,............" 20 OO
] Bronze Green Albaross Robe, perfect and
clean.
Last seasons pr ice. ..,......-...,...s50 90
'Remnan" priee,~.-................. 20 90
Silk Department - Two
lines of our Summer Silks
have become so small we
shall consider them "Rem-
nants" and mark them at
"Remnant' prices to close
the stock on. Friday, "Rem-
nant" Day. s"s
Pencil Striped Su m m e r
Silks. lengths 7 to SO yards.
l hssn,nr si..$s35to
Checked Summer Silks,
lengths S to al yards.
hsss smaa RtF!'s Price ..5eii
We may add here that this
is an opportunity of a season
to secure a Summer Silk
at almost prime cost, these
being good value at the first
price.
"Odd Sizes and Pairs" in
Hosiery - When we have
not all the sizes nor all the
colors, then that particular
line Of hosiery is a "Rem-
nant' and the balance Of the
stock is marked at "Rem-
nant" price. Friday custo-
mers get the first chance.
Hose. double heels and toes, full regular elegan
quality, only sizes o and 6l.s
hfss smna Rssl's Sfics..5 i6 az 4 SO 90
9pairs Ladies' Fine Black Silk Hose. whit
| silk toes and heels, fine quality, only sizes ant
R Iss%ssbP, Prize n,i:s ddSh
Print Department-We
have an elegant line of 25t
Satteens; closest possible tc
the French. Some pattern:
are all sold, some are selling
we'll, some won't sell, yet al
must be sold.
8 broken or "cut' piece.
of Fine Satteen, lengths Ic
to 81 yards.
Regular price per yard .....,............2bo
'Hemnanp' price per yard...-".."21c
; We also offer the following
Short Lengths in this depart
ment:. ..
IeY9Remnants" Ores,
Style and Apron Ginghams
lengthsoaito 8 yards.
Regular price. .,.,,. 12lh and So
"Remnanp price '.'''''.-.'.""lO and &c
: ID Remnants" Shirtin.
r Percales, lengths 2 to AZ
yards.
Regular price .",.....-.. ~".........r 12hc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08
LADIES' GooDs.
New Goods and Wonderful Bargains.
A New Invoice of Laces and EmbrOi-
deries which we will open
Monday Morning.
LADIES' GOoDs.

wv wan VPN"
Monday Morning.
Nainsook Enbroideries, l2i2 TO- 49, 25c to
swiss Embrolderies, 10, 10. IS, 200 to csc
oriental lourc!ngs Gle yard.
Cotton LaCes, In blue. red. pink and ecru
Torchon and Mcdci Laces, o, 8, 10, l2l2, 10,
Is to 4Sc.
Children's Null Shirred Caps, 25c.
All-over Embroidered Caps. 4Sc.
a fine Embroidered Bonnet, poke shape, OSc.
The new Peek-a.Boo Bonnet. t125.
Ladies' Shetland Shawls, SOC.
Ladies Handmade Shawls, all colorsl arge
Specalties in Infants Cloaks and Dresses.
One lot OF Short Dresses, two rows embroidery,
soc.
style Mother Hubbard embroidered yoke,
inserting md embroidery, slSS S.'
Our leader-Ladles' Gnuze Isle Gloves, in all
the new shades, 25c. lO'button length. fine
quality. iSc
Black brilliant Lisles, only Roc.
Black and ColOred SIX Gloves. only doc.
A new lot Childrens Jerseys roc.
Ladies' Jerseys, all wool, $40. Pleated back
fine quality Jerseys, sl.4S,
Vest front, trimmed with braid, taior-made,
s2. As
Lawn Tennis Aprons, 1Oc.
Felt Tldies, new designs, 1Oc
Monte Cloth splashers, fringed outline de
DHmasE Towels stamped, 15c
MRS. MAX WEYL, Agent,
a,n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08

25c Oriental Lace for 21c.
Ladies' All.linen Collars, 4 for 25c
Fast colors, Icmstitched Handkerchief, 4 for
e 25c.
csc Fringe, all shades, for T9c
CSC Finch Satin and eros Grain Sash Ribbon
for 7sc.
CSC ostrich Tips, new shades, for 7so.
s1.4s French Flowers for esc.
acc Fans for I0c.
4oc Fans for SOC
Csc Leather satch els for zoe.
t1.9s Leather satcheis for t1.62.
25c Jewelry for 19c
49c Jewelry, Gold and Silver, for SOC.
ACC Pocketbooks and Purses for SOC.
3Oc All.slik Mitts, all shades, for zoe.
sl.25 Black and Colored Silk Gloves for 500.
From to 14-hook, light shades, Genuine Foster
Kid Gloves for 5Oc.
,1.25 G.button Elite Kid Gloves, new shades, for
s1lo
81. 80 Satin Coaching Parasol for CSC.
$500 12-rib, Canopy Top. Coaching Parasoi.
three styles of checks, q great bargain Tor
s2.25.
s2.25 2e-inch silk Umbrellas, Paragon Frame,
for s1.0S
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08
DRY GOoDS.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

Remnants" in M e n S
Shirts-N O tattered a n d
torn, but good, perfect shirts.
We call them Remnants be-
cause we have only a few of
this style. We bought the
"Eighmie" Bosom Shirt in
three grades-two unlaun-
dered and one Numbered.
We now have nine of the
Numbered quality left; SO call
them Remnants" and mark
them at a "Remnant' price,
as follows, viz. ~
gElghmie Bosom Numbered Dross shirts, ex-
cellent quality of Mtsilm aud Linen, sizes Ia
10, IL and 17l5 ''rt
lNEulnr pIlce.',....'. s....s..."-..,s."..sl w
"RUmnant' price. ... ..... .......... 40
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08
Friday and Saturday Only!

We must dispose of goods and dispose of them we will
if loss. For the days will sell goods in
every department at price that will astonsh the public 1t
will than repay you call if only to purchase one of the
many articles mentioned below
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-08

buildings for the erection OF the cight-room
school building on street. The bidders were
{. Thomas, $4,000: !. Fearson, s2I, 9s5; William
Henderson, s2i, 100; ID. A. Driscoll, 2lSOO; II.
Baldwin, So, $50, and ]. II. Hewlett, $4,000.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-03-04
TIle esmart es,,l.l 4. ! !,

zone night a sailor came into
the store and wanted % buy .
blanket. OF conrse he wanted .
cheaper one than any We had in
stock ana | was aftaid my man
he hadn't been here long would
let him 90. Not q Bit d IL. He
marched him off 10 q lot Of big
horse blankets and pointed out
their size and dilated on their
merits. Thesailor seemed pleased
y Che size and quality, but asked
what them holes we're for Oh
said my man, that's a new thing
and very popular You just gel
into your berth and pass this belt
(meaning the surciugle) through
those holes and fasten ii round
you, and it can't slip off. We sell
lots Of them, but if you don't like
IL we can cut it off, The sailor
did likeit, and paid his money and
left the store happy
"Another time We had a pair Of
fur.lined boots or shoes we could
not get lid Of. When, one day,
ia young man from the country
came in and wanted something Of
that sort, my clerk brought out
this identical pair. Tho customer
was delighted and tried 'em on,
but they we're so small they hurt
him badly My salesman saw the
difficulty Immediately, and was as
ready as ever. 'tLook here, stran.
ger,' he said, what are you trying
TO dOS You've got your stocking
on, haven't your The man ad.
mitted that he had. 'Why, these
are made on purpose to save stock.
iug'," said my new acquisition,
we sell lots Of them The gentle.
man from the rural district took
of his stockings and his foot slip
ped in beautifully. He was tick
led and took the shoes, paid for
them, and went out well pleased"
Some day the smart salesman
may prove too smart for his en-
ployer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-03-04
Queer Things lnPaWll.

A we'll dressed man entered a
Market street pawn shoplast night
and quietly putting his hand TO
his mouth took out a full set Of
teeth, bound together with a plate
Of solid gold. After he had rubbed
them on his handkerchiefhe hand
ed them shyly to the clerk, and
said in astage whisper
"Five dollars"
The clerk handed the man the
money and a ticket, and he slipped
quietly out Of the door.
"That mans been here three
times today" said tho clerk.
1.-THE first time he left a watch aud
chain. The second time be left
his diamond stud and ring, I've
advanced him money on his false
teeth before. He's a poker player,
He'll be back for the teeth and the
other things Monday or Tuesday"
"Do you usually lend money on
false teeth2' was asked.
"No, not often. Some pawn.
brokers' do. A couple Of medical
students used to come here who
got hard up about once a month.
Once they had pawned all their
spare clothing andall their jewelry
and books and instruments. A
couple Of nights after they came
here with a long bundle wrapped
in a gossamer coat They told me
they wanted $40 very badly. l
opened the long bundle and found
human skeleton. All the bones
were strung on silver wire. Know.
ing them we'll l let them have the
money and carried the skeleton up
stairs in the storerOom, where it
stood in the corner for a month
before they came after it. Several
times I've had women try to pawn
babies. LISA common thing for
men to come in here on bitter cold
days and take off their oyercOats
and pawn them. A handsome
young women walked in here this
morning and taking of a scalskin
sucque pawned it for 81"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-03-04
RnckIrll,s Ar,lIcn Salre

The Best Salp in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe.
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill.
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re.
qnired. 1t lis guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price,
% cts. per box, For sale by W. S. Hoy,
Druggist. Idec.lO-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-03-04
Pay Cash for Groceries.

paying cash for groceries is the
best check upon extravaganza"
the grocer went on to say, "for
when the purse is growing light
the buyer goes slow and begins to
economic, If a woman has only
Sc or 81 in her pocketbook at the
first Of the week with no prospect
of getting any more money until
Saturday night, she will manage
her purchases so that the money
she has will hold out during the
week. But if she has a book &C.
count she will, as.a rule, get 10
cents worth of one thing, 10 cents
worth of another, never stopping
to consider that these odd cents
soon amount to dollars, and when
tho time comes to pay she looks
over the items and sees a aumber
of articles she could have done
without"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-03-04
Anxious 10 Save Tides.

"Doos your mother ever speak Of
me, darling2"
"oh, yes; every morning"
"Im so glad"
"sbe says she hopes we'll be
married very soon."
"That's pleasant. II she likes
mo so much we'll be very happy,
won't WEI"
"oh, ma thinks we ought to gel
married at once"
"sho is anxious TO have me for
a son.in law, isn't she?"
mo, it isn't that; but she says
your back hair has ruined every
tidy in the parlor."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-03-04
A Great Discovery.

Mr.. Vim. Thomas, OF Newton, Iowa
says 'Mywitc has been seriously affect.
ed with a cough for twenty-five years
and this spring more severely than evel
before. She had used many remedies
without relief, and being urged to try
Dr. Kings New Discovery, did so, with
most gratifying results. The first bottle
relieved her very much, and the second
bottle has absolutely cured her, She
has not had so good health for thirty
years." Trial Bottle Free at W. S. Hoy's
Drug Store, Large size sl.OO.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-03-04
An End 10 Bone Scrapine.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says Having received so much bene.
ct from Electrict Bitters, feel It my
duty to let suffering humanity know II
Have had running sore on my leg fol
eight years; my doctors told mo l would
have TO have the bone scraped or ler
amputatated. l used, instead, three
bottles Of Electric Bitlers and seven
boxes Bucklen's Arnica salve,. and my
leg is now sound and we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents
a bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica salye al
25c. per box by DR.. VS.. Hoy.