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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The people Of Philadelphia to-day ex.
psct to give Cannon Fsrrar O grand oya'
ton.
The firm OF Norton. Wolf 4 Co, Of
Detroit, are accused Of cartiDg of their
stock in order tosdefraud their creditors.
A charter has been granted to the New.
ton Square and Chester Railroad Company
10 construct line thirty miles in length
from Philadelphia TO West Chester.
Frank Bower has been sentenced to
seven years 10 the New York prison, for
killing Mrs. Lizzie Hesley.
The cables Of the Brooklyn bridge have
become magnetzed from the constant
jarriDg.
The foe country residence Of DR.. j. c.
Hestetter, near Minerva, Stark county, O.,
was burned to the ground Sunday night,
presumably BY incendiaries. The family
barely escaped. Loss $4,000; no insur'
auee.
: Henry Mason, colored, who killed Ham.
mersley atsLynchburg, Was taken out Of
jsil and lynched, riddled with bullets yes.
terday morning.
A boy named John Murphy was drowned
at Hsyerbill, Mass, by the ice on which be
was skating giving away.
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PARKERSBURG.
RailrOad ExtsnSIon-1hs Nsws-Psrsonal
I w. Points.

Railroad ExtsnAiOn-ihs Hsws-Personal
Poiats.
Spssial % As Register.
'as.fis sISSksssUse, November So.-fhe vote
on the railroad subscription in Mason
county has resulted in favor Of the sub
scription asked for. although the vote is
not yet been reported. The vote in Lewis
district was slmos! unanimous, and it is
believed that the remaining districts will
show up with large msjorities, and Mason
county will now get out the woods, as the
Ohio River railroad will be extended to
Charleston without q doubt. The
friends Of the enterprise down in
Mason and Jackson deserve much
credit for the way they have worked for
the extension of the road.
Mr. Ben. jackson, Of Chicago, is greeting
friends here
Deputy Marshal Will Ramp returned
from Charleston last night, but will return
to the Capitol City in day or two.
Rev. Father Hickey, of St. NsVier's
Church, delivered one Of his sblest lectures
last night to large audience.
Rev. Runner, efthe Presbyterian Church,
preached an excellent sermon upon the
lie snd character of Jo5. The sermon
was listened to with interest By an sppre-
ciative audience.
The latest news from the supken steamer
Emma Graham is that she ia still in the
same position as when sunk. A diver
will 20 down tomorrow and examine the
extent of damage 20 the hull.
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" ,,lluua,so k7alia l,ves. !
Guests Dangerously Injured In Essapin
from n RurninR Hofal.

Guests Dangerously Injured In Kseaping
from . Burning Hotel.
ENroRrA. Pa. November sO.-Ths
Warner House, Q new and elegant hotel.
wasdsstroyed BY FIRE this morning. The
FIRE was discovered about two o'clock,
and burned 90 rapidly that the
guests had much difficulty in
escaping from the burning building.
Three Of them were dangerously and many
others slightly injured By jumping to the
pavement. The loss is s25, 900. insurance
$4,000. Brown i Hyman's clothing
store is damaged to the extent Of $1,000.
and Hogan's grocery store $500. No in
surance.
LArER-Amonp the most severely
wounded are the following;
EDWARD ScHvLrrR, . aeigarmsker, severe
ly burned.
JOHN B. WILSON, tinsmi,h, Injured inter
nAlly.
DAVID HAYES, both arms broken and
face terribly cut.
MRS. NORMAN WAKSrR, leg broken.
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BRITISH POLITICS.

Old Politicians Baffied at Some of the
Revolutions in Votiog.
LONDON, November 30.-A campaign OF
passion and violence unparalleled in the
history of British politics las been sue
ceeded BY q week Of voting which presents
results az remarkable as the campaign
itself. When, few weeks ago, a London
news agency whose partisan affiliations
have for years been notorious, announced
that after O careful canvass BY its agents
in all paris Of the country, it vas justified
in forecsstiDg a Liberal victory, the sound
ness and reliability OF such q prognostica-
ton was challenged in these dispatches.
Thsresults 20 far more than justify the
challenge. While little more than one
halt of the franchised voters have up 10
dste exercised the right Of freemen, and
while many Of the strongest Radical
boroughs have been beard from and the
Tory stropgholds are yetto speak, the evi-
dences of Tory reaction are so strong
and conclusive as to sstcnish even the old
Bourbons of the party and to gil the Radi.
Gala with confusion and dismay.
Aud yet il is only question of history
repeating itself The general election OF
Saturday was the FIRST that has taken place
since the passsge OF ,he las; Gladstone Re
form bill, under which fully tzo million
more voters, principally mechanics. clerks
and agricultural lsoorers we're added to the
rolls. It has ever been a pecuiiarity Of
English politics tbst the party which Is re-
sponsible for the passage Of reform bill
| invariably gets lett at the next election by
the votes Of The very people it has entran
chised, and the rule appears 10 hold good
in the present contest.
ExPEHEscED POLITICIANS SoSPLUssED.
The elections Of the pas: week, however.
presented some features and resal;l which
baf1e the comprehension Of eysn the mos;
experienced and asiute politicians Tozns
where it was thought that the Conserys
tive candidates had sure ihiRg, and
which have been true TO Tory prnciples
for half o century, have elected Radicals
Of the deepest dye, while other places
which hitherto have been hot beds OF Rad
icalism, have gone hack on their record and
rallied to the support Of the Salisbury party
Take Manchester, for instance For 9
score OF yeaIs Mr. Jacob Bright son o
the famous John, has been one Of the rep
resentatives, aud at every contest has stoo:
at the head Of the poll He is Rsdica
Of the deepest dye, a man Of great Sealtl
and corresponding hbersiity. and li;erall,
the idol Of the vcrhipgnen Of the eentrs
city of the great cotton interest If an,
maa might have been expected to bold th
KEY to bis seat in the House in the pocket
of bis trousers, Jacob Bright VAs tha
man. And Je:, fo1 the FIRST time in tvent
years, be hiss been defeated, and stands q
most at the bottom Of the poll.
voRKEGHES Il POLITICS.
On the other hand, in London distrieI
which have invariably been true to Il
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MARTINS FERRY.

Miss Kitlie Hawthorne, Of Portland, was
in town yesterday calling on Miss May
McKim.
Will Fsnton and wife, OF Morristovn,
and DR.. Henry Kemple and wife, Of Clar'
ington, are the guests Of Mr.. Alexander
Dsvidsen.
Nv. Smith and A. 7. Hastings, Of Al
toona. Pa are ct the Hanover. They are
experimenting the building Of the Laugh
lin gas furnaces.
A. P. Sheriff, Of Cadiz, O., was in town
Sunday calling on friends.
There is another high toned engagement
in town, O. least the gossips say %.
Mrs. A. L. Lesis is confined to her
home Eith quinsy.
Mrs. N. z. yeszey lesyes today ior
Cincinnati, where shs will spend the win.
ter.
The congregation Of ST. Psufs Episeo.
pal church are making arrangements fol
the production Of the opere;ta King
Alfred"
Mrs. B. N. Blocher. Of ST. Clairsyiile, /,
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. James q
Van Pelt
| On lsst Saturday the employees Of th'
Elson glass works donated nearly $50 q
the widow OF John White, who was recent,
killed by the cars.
The goblet shops at the Risor viii b
of next week
Hsskeye Porter and Alexander Girle.
we're fte1 g and costs yesterday, 70
drunkenness and disorder Saturday nigh,
| L Soy named Lundsford had his arr
broken yesterday, while playing ia th
straw shed ct the Elson glass works.
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Tory party, William Randall Cremef and
George Fiowell, the Radical workingmen
have been returned. Cremer ID % carpen
ter and joiner by trade, but for years haa
been Secretary Of the Workingmen's Peace
Association, an association for the advo-
cscy of international arbitration in the
place of war, and for the reduction oi
standing armies. George Flowell is q
stonemason, but has found time to write
several important works on industrial ques-
lions. Northampton has remained true
to Bradlaugh and Lsbouchere. Thomas
Burt, the miner, ia again returned for Mer.
peth, and Sir Charles Dixie saves his seat
and his repution by hairs breath.
THE BALANCE OF rowER.
The chances at this writing are that the
successful candidates will be 90 evenly di.
vided between the two parties that no gov.
ernment can be formed and another cleo.
ton may be necessary. Parnell viii sp-
parently hold the balance Of power.
Notwithstanding the excitement Of the
campaign, the sudden death of Wee Pres
Idsnt Hen tricks attracted considerable at
tention and comment. he had many
warm friends on this side Of the water, %.
psciaily IN the American colony, whore
bis death is greatly deplored. A medical
journal, in this weeks issue, viii comment
upon the sudden deaths Of Mcclellan and
Hendricks as indicating that prominent
Americans burn the candle at both ends,
and wear themselves out before their ap
pointed time.
LATEST RETURNS.
LONDON, November 30.-Returns re.
ceived up 10 midnight show $50 Liberals,
l57 Tories and % Parnellites have been
elected. Tn. counties are apparently 60
ing Liberal.
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ANOTHER PROBLEM FOR ENGLAND.

The Dead Mahdfs Power Increased In
His Successor to an Alarming Extent.
CAIRo, November 30.-General Grentell
telegrsphs tsst bodies OF rebel cavalry and
infantry are demonstrating on the left bank
Of the Nile. The armored steamer Lotus
is employed in shellipg the rebels. The
owing is an extract from recent letter
Of a British officer stationed at Assusn:
The Mshdis death instead Of decreasing
his prestige has increased it. His tomb
has become the centre OF fansticism. The
mantle has fallen on Khalif Abdul Ell
Tsashs, who wields authority By direct
legacy from them and bis claim is recog.
nized.
With the fall Of the garrisons the am.
munition, the skilled artisans and the mate
rial for building have fallen into the hands
of the rebels, who are able to organize
steamer conveys between Tenasr, Khar.
toum and Dongala. They have unlimited
canels and all the craft. On the river
south Of Abu Fatmeh steamers are work.
ing. others are under repair and others are
building. The enemy may now be said to
be in contact with the English ou,posts and
have all ready for an advance except the
important items. In q months time the
crops will be gathered, and with the rich
province of Tenarr in their hands they will
have all they require. As they advance
north regular garrisons are appointed and
men are sent forward to measure fields un.
der cultivation and levy taxes. They have
adopted a conciliatory policy towards the
people of Dongals. Letters are sent
to the remaining loyal Sheiks urging
them to come in and assuring them OF
great reception. The Arabs are now with
the Rebels heart and soul. The recent
heavy rains have filled the brooks and wells,
and t is not impossible that the Deryish
army will advance and take the desert
route and make an attack on Lower Egypt,
leaving the English garrisops in critical
position. ANY reverses at the posts would
no doubt act against the English the Abab-
deb and Bishsre tribes. now wsvering in
their allegiance. 1t is no longer q ques.
ton of putting of an absolute necessity to
crush the increasing power Of the Mshdi.
THE ITALIAN COURT NouRys.
ROME, November 3O.-Ths Italian Court
goes into mourning for King Alfonso. 1t
is announced that the Pope will oficiate at
q requiem for the repose Of the soul Of
King Alfonso.
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4 Horsethief LYnched.

PORTLAND, OGS., November 30.-The
Oregoniau Adams Umstills special says;
George S. II. Reach Vas hung by vigilsnts
four miles south of here to-day in true Wig
liant style. BE vas forced from Off
GERS who were taking him to
Adams on charge of horse stealing.
After he vas. hung the following plseard
was put on his back: Horse stealing.
Rest Of the gang tAks-wsrning." Kesch
was one Of the worst Of the gang Of horse
thieves.
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on rnE OHIO.

An kpitoDs a Nsws Csrssstial shs
Boss and BostDsn.
The mssks last night indicated feet
10 inches and falling.
The marks ss Pittsburg last nigta vsre
s feet / inch and falling.
The Diurnsl win be todsy's PAskerS
burg packet, leaving 1t II . m.
The Katie Stockdale is doe down this
morning.
The Andes leaves ios Cincinnati this
afternoon ss O'Clock, Cbss. Auhjsnsn
in command. Nast Non and Chaa. Knox
Tbs W. n. Chsnesllosi Is dus Up to-sigbt
for Ptt1burg.
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UA.n nF,rrLInuEa,r-

-. ~. WA. November 2o.-At today .
!. - .le -.'r-it Curt i; was agreed
4, : 4, ,a.s''l.7- 20 'la decision in The case
s. ,.-s-' 1c2c Ssrs'crs, nine Repre-
Rs, On The R-PghIicsn ticket for
I..,...-.S....s we're el-crel over the
g.. vas Republican, Col Robert
g.. q So.2'5t usn, is { sea,sd. It was
- .;.,.,93A Is. Judge aas!el, Demccrs,.
So he D-nocra.a are making
;,,s,-. .'Ssl'' S.. 70 casr5 all these cases be.
- >'a;e Sl7.eue Cont
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CALLED BICE."

On Wednesday and Thursday evenings
of this week the talented young actress,
Miss Louise Rial, supported by an excel
lent company, will present drsmstizAtion
of Hugh Conwsy's fsvorite novel Called
Back" and Thursday evening Fortune 8
Fool will be presented Of the former
piece, the St. Louis Post. Dispatch says:
Louise Rial presented new and strong
version of Called Back" at the People s
last night, to a good house. The play
has many strong points, which were EN-; EN-;
phssised by Louise Rial as Pauline,
Laura Bigger ss Rosa" and Will Marion
as the Blind Lover. We have rarely seen
q more interested audience than that
which listened 10 the unfolding plot in
this powerful play"
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A VILLAGE SWEPT BY rIRE.

SAVANNAH, N. Y. November 30.-0ne
OF the most disastrous fres that ever visited
this section broke out at 4 o'clock this
morning, originating in the hardware store
Of Smith & Jepson, on the vest side Of Main
street. and about 30 rods north Of the Central
depot. A general alarm was given. but
the village being without FIRE apparatus.
the people we're poWerless TO stay the pro.
gress OF the flames until the buildings on
that side Of the street 30 far As the aofe Of
Erwin johnson were destroyed. The esti
mated total loss is SS0,6S6; insurance 90
far as learned, $1,000.
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WRECK ON THE B. AND o.
Near MArsinsburE- Brakeman o. w
DOoley Killed.

Near MArlinsbUrg- -BraksmaR o. w.
Dooley Killed.
Il, SDecsaitoths RsQissz. ,s4
MARrINsBU&G, November 30.--This city
is all excitsmsat tonight over 8 wreck on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at VII.
sons grade, shout Eve miles west Of this
city soon after e:I6 o'clock. Mr.. c. W.
DoOley, brakeman, was instantly killed,
and both trains considerably wrecked. Mr..
DOolsy's body arrived here st 10 o'clock.
The deceased wss about 30 years Of age,
and had been in the employ Of the Bslti.
more and Ohio for several ysArs There
we're nins.msn in the suashup. several Of
whom reeeiSedslight injuries. The wreck
was oceAeioned by Eassenger train run
ming iase > helper.
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Mnriarnns RedakIns.

Wilcox, ARIZONA, November, SO.-The
Indians who left Cedar Springs, early this
mo,ning killed VIM. johnson aud his
twelve year old boy and then proceeded
to Cnderwoods rancho where they
rsn of all the stock and horses
They continued southwark and are now in
the mountains. People in this vicinity
have been warned, as it is feared general
outbreak is imminent. Johnson's wife is
slso missing and is believed to have been
killed
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FATAL FIRES.
Three Children Sufocatsd During
the Mothers Absencs.
JUMPING FROM A BURNING HOTEL.
Terrible Experience Of the Guests
Of the Warner House
at Emporia, Pa.

PRovIDKsoE. R. l., November ao.-This
morning, during the temporary absence Of
Mrs. Patrick Fitzgerald from her home on
Tingley street. her children in some way
set fire to mattress in crib In which the
youngest was sleeping, and the three little
ones, aged respectively four three and one
years. were suffocated before help reached
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Flick MUST so.
=, si,trlot Attorney Said TO hs a
W. MIST Offensive Partisan.
,s1ress TO PRESIDENT ARTHUR
o. 81. =. the Treasury Department
" Assirg IA Appointment for
Party Purposes.
s..alg ~ RSiiis'.

S,.ssll O. ~ Rsgisiss.i
,,.,,r5y Nogsmber SO,-fhsre L
.i.,,bys complain: among West Eir'
... 0sgosra.s GA account Of the 6aet
-., S-.,gs -, paying Federal ofios IN that
s.... -. i, :, ,.ifI held b. RapabheAa Of the
Sas -, :, o,tsr. W. H. H Fkck, the
%as-, S..s3 S.s.s, District Attorney for the DIS
- Ws.. Virgins, is the man referred
IN, ,,.ssy Fzy.asse- ossd GB sSsss
". % ,ssars his removal, bat owing
-. c,nolsi1.s mentioned it is thought
will b. 8. an early day.
L.,,,s,,.sd tha. Mr.. Flick who ia be-
i 70 y .av TO b. very liberal in his
H., views is in fac: a bitter partisan.
r., go l.me-s written BY him during
-, .-.s., Administration, on dle st the
r.,,.... - p..,r,nea. which show him to
.,,..,n,a Oae o. these Letters urges
-. }-.tar 10 appoint S. B. &cCor-
- rlls,.5- ol Internal Revenue for
T.. y,.,i2ia. on he grounds Of NeCOr-
-, ,...'i.- p7Ii.;cal talents. Mr.
r, ,sy, gr As,hu, tas! if Mccormick is
,.,,.r..I 70 .H,e. he would prove a val
III man 20 the Republicans Of the
,,siaa c..,l;a con:ay camPIiga. Al
.l,-,Rsi.-I5ag professional Republican
,,......1 tbs nan is permitted TO hold an
'r.s ss:,- pass s.z o: seven thousand
iy..,.ys.r uni@r a Democratic Admin
...,,.,r IN s7;-s Of the hct tLA. several
a.. hrin.s..lsi sud i,i:h'Il Demo
.,5. ,y,:rla.s sand r-a3y TO Oil his
s,s. g,a5 g3,l Dsmoc7l;s ere indig.
,,,.,l,. 3, -ss33asille ard important sn
"a a,-.i.gsi 30 oe G.,sl oy man, who
v.1 rsst, % pledge his word that a
.I.-l o... sl5l'i De p;o5itu.ed for
?l-7 g1s22.ss
Arss!NTuENrs
Ia. P.-,.lsnt made the following sp-
.as yd57
lain c Til tm1s1a, 0: Hsrrodsourg,
Es % .a Sary.ror General Of Wyoming;
~ John W Nrli-lm, resigned
J5spW. Caassv. Colie-'1r Of Internal
Rs7aprs 70. he district a Delaware.
Rsg:ge.s at Lgad Oi:s1-SamueI q.
II
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OUR JONATHAN.

Moore and Vivian's comedy company
last night at Charley Shsy's Academy Of
Music presented the comedy drama of
"Our Jonathan" to q big house. The
audience was kept in continual roar Of
laughter throughout the entire perform.
auce. The play is extremely funny, and
the general verdict Of the people last night
WAS that the performance was immense
The songs, dances and comical sayings Of
Mr.. William Moore in the character Of
our Brother Jonathan, and Miss Bella
Vivian. the dashing soubrette, as Bettina
Almaran, received encore after encore.
The Academy will score another big week e
business and it deserves it.
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PnrcAllis Esfata.

CINCINNATI, November 3o-J. B. Man
nix, assignee Of the late Archbishop Pur
cell. made his first report Of the condition
Of the affairs o! the deceased divine to-day,
The report shows that the assignee has re
ceivsd $40, ,OCO, S3l, goo Of which was FOL
legal services. he has now on hand
$74, 600, bat does not disburse il among
the Archbishop's creditors on account Of I
case pending in the Sup-eme Court which
may largely increase the value Of the eststl
or which may make the S74, 600 not enough
to satisfy the claims.
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They Ara Not sorr,

There is one thing nobody ever regrets
that is, the day they first adopted Psrk-
er's Toaic a. their regular family meai-
cine. Its range is so wide, and its good
effects 80 surs, that nothing else, except
good nursing, are needed in 8 great MS
joslty Of cases. Buy it, trJ 1t, afterwards
it viii not require any praise from us.
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En- Route to Attend the Funeral.

PAREERsBURG, November 80. The
special trains bearing the members Of the
Presidents cabinet, Senatorial delegation
ard newspaper representatives, en- route
to Indianapolis TO participate in the last
sad rites of the late Vice President Hen
dricks, left here at twelve and one o'clock
70 night.
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h'A....r. Nsesusa- 81 --Eai al BuL
-all '-s a.1 -.-z.4se farmer VINO. while
.'s4-a .-v ssre, 40 nearly killed his
''s -al tl.:lr. vts seized again last
H~;-a7 aTi r.sj % cut lis wife 3
.-'oA; "a ,,,e knife. slashing
IL ;lsos' ''Er times and thea g4.hing his
',-s'-', ca..a.ar.s ,hr0at until several
A.''..s 7a'e A.l b-re The DAY 5eloIs
e ''.i1' 7.'e sA' had but ore day TO
-.- For men rushed in ari ta7sd the
> =. . 20 @n1ac. T-e!r recovery is
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SCOTS EMULSION or PURE

Cod Liver OIL. with Hypophosphitss. Tar
washing Children.
DR.. s. W. Cohen. Of Waco. Texas, ssys:
Il have used your Emulsion 10 Jnfsusils
washing, with good results. Il not only
restores wasted tissue. bat gives strength,
and heartily recommend II fos diseases
attended by strop&y."
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AnySmaII Boy, With a stick,

Can kill tiger-if the tiger happens to be
found when only little cub. So consump-
ton, that desdlies: and most feared OF dis
eases, IN this country, can assurealy be
conquered and destroyed II DR.. Pieree's
Golden Medical Discovery" be employed
esrly
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InthnDenr OIhnnrs.

We differ in creed and politics, bat We
are . unit al the same on the desirsbleness
Of fus head Of hair. If You mourn the
loss of this blessing and ornament, bottle
OF two Of Parker's Hair Balsam viii make
you look as you did in the dear old days.
L Is worth trying. The only standard
City cent article for the hair.
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r Li7,- F,, ole o;lag rs a case Of Eidne7
p d, ~ s2P.Aint thst Ely,ric BiaerS
r a tss1.1,ys s,Sa,y eOIe' We ssy they can.
-sa',!e.,e5 80 ,,iS so o. eases already peEna-
& EllssI,;.. fea b:o Sao are daily recommend.
3sase = T;;.3.,,sis 93I,,sis, yin prove. BRIGHT
Caea'J e9TDI.;s. Weak Back, o. any
ny tSsb NJ pan: qlickly cured. They
Z tessST' S''Soa = !, regulate the boTsh, and
-; s glaiaptss,5j ,jS diseased parts. EFsry
y Lo,sSss . FoE sale At 50 cents !