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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
PARKERSBURG.
Riley.
StecidI 10 The Sunday REGISTER

Special 10 The Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, March 2l.-The
funeral of the late j. II. Stribling, took
place this morning from the Episcopal
church. His death occurred on Tuesday
afternoon, at four o'clock at the Insane
Asylum at Weston, and was a shock to
everyone, for hopeful reports of his condi-
ton had been received by his family almost
daily. Mr.. Stribling was one of our most
energetic business men, and was highly re-
spected for the many good traits Of charac.
ter that he possessed. He leaves wife
and one child, little daughter.
Next Wednesday will be the Feast Of the
Annunciation. There will be services in
St. Xaviers church on that day; two masses
will be said, the first being celebrated at G
a. m. and the next, High mass, at 9 a m.
Captain W. NJ. Clements was in the city
yesterday on business, and left for home in
the afternoon. Everybody was happy to
see him looking so well, but it waspaintully
apparent on the faces Of all that they were
with the B. d o. He will return in few
weeks to this city and make lengthy visit.
Mrs. Henry Foreman will soon leave for
Rossville, Kansas, where she will visit her
father.
Vim. CarnhoH, who has been engaged in
the grocery business on Market street, offers
his goods for sale. He expects to 90 into
business elsewhere.
The Young Ladies Dancing Club meets
tonight for rehearsal, at their hall over F.
Senkins' store.
There were several small fires here this
week, but by prompt and active work they
were extinguished before any great damage
was done
S. Kuykendall and wife will move to
Kansas this month, where their son is now
residing.
Mrs. Hugh Longest, of Virginia, did not
attend the funeral of her BROTHER the late
]. 81. Stribing owing to serious illness in
her family.
Edward Owens is home from Dennison,
Iowa, but will return there in May to settle
up the unfinished business of his deceased
sister.
The dress worn by Miss Lily jackson at
the inaugural ball in Washington, is a rare
pattern OF exquisite beauty. The material
is delicate in color and of the finest quality.
Several fine vocalists from distance, are
to take part in the grand concert to be held
next month in st. Navier's church.
Miss Polly Taylor, who has been an in
valid for twenty.three years, is now lying at
deaths door with consumption. The fam
lily Of which she is member, are among our
worthy poor. A few kind citizens have
helped them in their need, at various
times.
The wife of engineer, VIM. Conley, of the
C., W, 4 B., is so i'll that her life is de-
SPARED of. Her brother, NJ. Horn, of this
city, went to Chillicothe this week to see
her.
Miss Vince Gallagher, of Harmer, was
visiting relatives here this week. Her Sis
ter Miss Jane is now on a visit TO friends
in Texas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
NEW MARTINsvILle.
S,,,eisI 10 N, SUNDAY R,oiii,s.


NV MARTISsvILLE, W. Va, March a.
Levi Oblinger will take charge Of his black
smith shop the LIST Of April.
Quite O large crowd was attracted TO toe
residence Of NJ. B. Davis Tbursday night BY
the supper given BY the ladies Of the NJ H.
church.
W. G. Kotzebue has raised his yard bJ
filing to the height Of the pavement, and
beauiifying the grounds generally. Moth
ing significant about this.
it is reported that David King, who sec'
from here 10 Bellsire about year ago 10
engage in the grocery business, has bern
very unfortunate. His many friends here
will be very sorry TO hear Of bis bad luck;
Some knight Of the chicken roo't hitsd
our old cbanticler the other night. IN
what q potpie! We only KEEP. him to re-
member his boxs age by.
Miss Coen, of Wheeling, is giving pant
ing lessons TO a class Of young ladies oe
has rooms at Mrs. Springers.
Prof. Martin is of on short trip darcy
vacation.
Some Of our German Students have .
genuine tetonic twis. 10 their noq.o'
however, they forget themselves SON eumes i
and u common people can catch ""'
now and then.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
WASHINGTON POINTS.
Special 10 The Sunday R<gistr.


WASHINGTON, Pa, March 2l.-The most
exciting event OF the week was an election
held at the college yesterday at II o'clock.
The purpose of il was to elect FIVE editors
who should control the Jeffersonian during
the coming year. A resolution had been
passed allowing those only to vote who were
subscribers, and the scheme was good one,
for it increased the lists among the students
to four times its usual size. The fight OF
the factions was closely drawn and warm.
On the one hand was the Beta Theta Pi,
Phi Delta Theta. and Phi Kappa Sigma fra
ternities, and on the other were the Phi
Gamma Delta and Phi Kappi Psi, with the
noniraternity men divided. The former
combination had formed ticket some time
ago, and it was principally TO break
that slate that a new ticket was put into the
field. The result was that two men from
each ticket were elected and one man who
was on both. The fraternity men were
all defeated by the fight but one. The
editorial staff will then consist of j. V. Ste
vepson, ". S. Thomas, j. B. McAnineh,
F. Z. Lauffer, F. 7. Wheeler; but: what
their respective positions will be is not vet
known. The retiring board are w. Fl. Nc
Ilwaine. editorial; z. III. Craugle, local;
Z. o. Sswhill, literary; I. C. Noble, alum.
nj; and o. N. Campbell, business manager.
These gentlemen have elevated the dignity
and character of the JEFF" during the
year and it is hoped the new staff will sue.
coed as well. With the aid rendered the
paper by the last entertainment it is about
clear of debt.
Contest is now all the rage The invita-.
tions have come and are sent, the seats
have been sold, the judges are selected, the
contestants have trained Themselves thor
ougbly and everything is in readiness for
tie final tug on next Wednesday evening.
The opinions as to the result are various,
but bets, On the whole, are even.
The college exercises have closed and the
term examinations take place during the
FIRST three days Of the week.
A select skating party from Wheeling yis.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
ROWING RIPPLES.

The crews Of the various classes at Col,
nmbia viii hold their annual regatta May IL.
The Yale crews expect to get on the wa
ter in q few days, provided the weather re,
mains mild
A protege Of Tssmers an Allegheny, Pa,
lad of II years, is said to handle the oars in
8 remarkable manner
The expense of the Yale Boat Club du-
ring the past year we're $1,000 Over 81 900
remains to be raised to meet the deficit.
Bob MusgrsRe and Mumford will have
another chance, at the New Orleans regatta
to decide the rivalry between them. If Bob
has not already given up.
The Boat Clubs on the Potomac at Wash.
ington, d. C. are eougratulatiug themselves
over the act Of Congress preventing the
pollasion of the river by the emptying of
gas tar, oil and other substances.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
ST. ClAiRSvIllE.
Special 70 re SandGy Register.


ST.. CLAIRsvILLE, March 2l.-On Satur.
day evening potato race was INDUCED in
at the rink BY some Of our amateurs, and
created considerable fun. A half mile
dash for email boys On Wednesday was won
BY Arthur Hickols.
The new rink on Marietta street, nearly
opposite the PresbJ church, is a 60,
and tie preliminary work is now being
done.
Bruce Cofman. ESQ, is now clerking in
Hoge's drug store He is q FIRST rate young
man ard we hope viii develop into a Sac
cessful druggist
John Grassland. formerly clerk at Hoge's
store and bis brother James, who was With
81. West & Son, have resigned their posi-
tons and will open a new drug store here
as soon after The frs. Of April as they can
get their room, in the Kellar block, fixed
up suitably. They are both accommodating
young men and will succeed.
Mccain Bros, contractors, purchased
The St. Clair hotel building from the Com
rissiouers for $1,000.
We have heard nothing for some time Of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
PARKERSBURG NOTES.

SpS' tcs '""c c1huug hfgigC.
PARxERSBURG, March 2l.- Buildip, :. ,
little slow this spring, the season no, lawn,
fairly opened. The most conspicuous cop :
structions going is handsome resiienc.
of the Bishop OF West Virginia on upp.r In,
street. 1t stands on high knoll overlook.
ing the Ohio river for miles, and its sn,.
cious grounds face the three streets AMI
are partly covered with handsome t,Aes
The mansion is imposing in size ranniu,
of into wings, containing some eighteen
rooms, and possessing considerable ARCH:
tectural beauty.
General Superintedent Clements. Of the
B. 4 O., was in town, on his las, Official
visit, bidding goodbye to his old employe,
He. was the guest Of Colonel Thompson
whilst here.
John Day, OF the lntelligencer, is in town
w. c. Yea:on is back from visi, 10
friends in Virginia.
W. V. Vernon and daughters, Of Eliza.
beth, have been wishing here.
M Vincent, OF Marietta is visiting Mrs
Thomas Murphy.
Capt. Cherrington, Of the Ohio River rail.
road, formerly a resident Of the 5, Jane.
has gone to housekeeping.
The Mascotte Pinafore troupe, which was
to have been here, did not materalile.
The L. S Circuit Court is in session here
with Judge jackson on the bench, AMI ID,
trict Attorney Flick and Marshal AtkrSoa
present. The time Of the court since las,
Wednesday has been occupied b. a poao4iCe
robbery case. Four partie'-NcHloud
Watson, Flint and Morrison-were accused
Of breaking into the postofice a, Auburr
Richie county. Morrison turned State.
evidence aud will likely convict his accom-
plices.
The Parkersburg bar has new pra Vi
TONER in Mr.. Dennis, formerly Of Cali
polls.
The new B. & 0. passenger depot is beio,
placed under roof
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

The decision in the case of TAYLOR
STRAUDER vs. West Virginia was the prece'
dent upon which the Supreme Bench 'oi
Baltimore City on Thursday last decided
that no one eau be excluded from the Bar
tn account Of color The Maryland code
excludes eolored persons from the privilege
OF practicing before the courts. One CHAs.
s. WILSON tested the legality of the statute
under the existing amendments to the
United States Constitution, and was success
IyI al stated
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
what Happened to an Oyster.

ItNLTuTI AINIas
A Bridgeport man picked up on the beach
Ssaside Park the other day a peculiar
5ster shell. A part Of the outside of the
aell is polished and smooth as a piece Of
,sTbIe aud that polished part contains two
apital Is in reverse order. These letters
e deeply and smoothly engraved into the
ielI Beneath them are two initial letters
Uncle Sam name, also in inverted or
er. II is believed that the oyster, when
oung, lay upon a metal plate in the water
ayipg raised letters.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

Quo has had for 10! these many years
foe pickings from the Federal criS. Her
noble sons studded and adorned Washing
ton society more, probably. than the ciEi-
zens of any other State. Under the new
oder of things all this must change. None
of the old crew are to he retained, and for
obvious reasons, the ship of State will not
be manned to any percepdble degree from
Ohio's Democracy-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
AMELCOME VISITOR.

An Ohio patron Of the REGISTER writes
Cannot do without the REGISTER 1t is q
welcome visitor each day" Another West
Virginia patron writes: The REGISTER has
greatly improved. Send it along for an
other year" And so it goes. They all resi
it, even if they have to borrow it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
An Editors Devious Ways.
Prksrss,.rq S.n.iasl.

The Intelligence, after abusing one Of
ne best Auditors the State has ever had,
ow places before the same gentleman the
ReeiesI Of tafy. Bro. Hart is evidently
experiencing change of heart, and in a
w DAYS We expect TO see a doubled leadei
olumn editorial In praise Of Mccormack.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
THE ROD AND GUN.

Yellow perch are beginning to bite in the
upper Schuylkill.
The FIRST birds to come back from the
South are fickers
Ducks are only worth % cents a pair at
Somers Point, New Jereey.
Deer in Pike and Wayne counties, Pa,
seem to be doing pretty well.
A hunter killed black bear, after hand
tohand fight, few days ago at Hills Grove,
Sullivan county, Pa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

The politicians sre mad. They conclude
they have "a remarkable President which
they cannot control" Consequently the
people must be glad.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

TINS strange thought pervades the minds
Of some people that Prince EDWARDS init
alton into the mysteries of Free Masonry
was Preeipitsted BY fear of the dynamisers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

Fen though the face be not so fair,
And beauty may be all but flown,
Dear ladies you need not despair
If S0Z0D0NT you make your own,
And brush Jour teeth and mouth with skiu
You'll fascinste and conquer sill.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

CRY SOLICITOR O'KEEFFE's card was the
topic of much comment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

PIECES at the Opera House for the coming
attraction rule lower than usual
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

The vendor Of green lettuce hadn't the
temerity to show himself in market yester-
day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

what They Pay for Law In Michigan.
I Dcrfoi Post.
An attorney in INLAY CITY recently re-
lived SIX heads Of cabbage for his services
tryisg esse m justice court
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

Tux running ice yesterday had wire
edge on it
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
CHAT ABOUT BOOKS.

Mr.. Bryants poem of "The Unknown
Way" has been illustrated. printed and
bound In the neatest and prettiest Of fash
iors for an Easter gift The dainty triAe is
published BY Dalton 4 Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

The publishing house of ]. B. Lippincott
4 Co, of Philadel phis, is to be converted
into stock company. The most of the
stock will remain in the hands Of Mr.. Lip.
peneott and his sons.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

Harper, for April, has as q frontispiece
striking portrait Of lincoln, taken before
his election, when there was no beard to
conceal the lines of the chin.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

SUNDAY, MARCH &c, 1888.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

For the sumptuous edition Of Goldsmiths
"She Stops to Conquer" illustrated by Mr..
Abbey. which the Harpers will bring out
next season, Mr.. Austin Dobson has written
prologue and an epilogue in rhyme.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
AgrionltuTo.
Hor = gsIsos a dow.

hg best COW, as q rule, gays =
ritter t1 tie Agricultural Gazette
ls aG iae34u.n SIZE a0d smais-boHed-
BE heac ssmalI aud rather long,
ia~rer tveeu ths horns and wide
iatraau lie yes Tie lips are long
fa5 thick, gyine the muz sie a fat
Nansaranes. Ehe s&rs IRE thin, coy
tra4 with lon, tut soft, SILKY ElT.
tho INSIDE IF tos ear being 81 a rich,
grange color. The eyes are larg5
ala bright, with placid expression,
ae herns SGT on 3 high pate. bond
Itg outward st the base, and Light,
T., and smooth; the neck long,
tlaan, thin, slender. and well cut
Lndsr be throat, thIckening. hands
somely as it approaches the should
+; bal enureIy fres from Anything
Inc a beefy appearance. The
Observation-Disclosures should meet narrow
at the tip, widening gradually to-
wards the poiata, which should he
1Tead and wel-rounded; the ribs
rather straight aud wide, Indicating
good digestion aud constitution,
for every thing depends on that In
god mich COW. The loins should
be bread, and the hjps high aud
vide; the rump even with the hips;
de pelvis wide, giving plenty Of
room Tor tile udder; the thighs thia;
tha hind legs lite cr1ieked, and
a4all below the hook, with a long
20 foot The udder should bs
b and broSd, with toe tests vel
apart, and all Of the same size
belly to sag hStle ID front Of
udder, and rise slowly ss it ap
caches the brisket, aad some whai
rye as compared VITA the size O.
e cow. Tie tail shoHla be lu2E
nd slim, taPering gently to The end
r. hair must be SOFT, indicating I
Glow skin, which, on beng taxes
snte the hand, feels Ike soft kIc
elo7e. 40 course, rough hsir vii
ere u GA SUCH skin. The color d
the skin should be q rich buttsr vel
low. I lis Is the first point n hand
ling. Their pass your hand on tk
". in froHt OF the udder, and fee
8s milk veins- They are al infalii
be mark Of good n1ilch cow Th
llgesr they are, the better the Ind
cssions. IN extra good COWS the
inch ont in four VEINS but the
.Aite before reaching the uddeT
4 more irregular the course, th
a-e sure you may be the COW is
oad miiker. The adder should B
covered with a short, downy cost {
r the hair should begin to tur
i.s nack ward course from the from
yeats, then on the back part Of tn
uGuef called the escutcheon, and 0
his VS. us the valYa, IN the best cow
wider the belt OF this upturne
fbc better. il should Us shol
Aua velvoty, covering short orangr
c1lored skin. Southern Live StoC
journal.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
Rsstoring Old Pesob Tres.

Tho 9Th annual report Of the New
Jersey Experiment Station furnishes
SINE interesting rsattsr relative to
lie management of tbs peach or
81 ards by some Of the most success
til Gu .tivators OF peaches in that
State. We gather irosl the Fruit
Recorder some items in regard to
I'LL a.apnyr q. bran ging old orchards
10 bearing. The report says there
we're &c veTsl peach orchards which
haa ceased bearing end were the
j res of horers. The owners began
2 systematic attention to them, with
.l.a result 81 ress-ainE tken to The 3
slime fru,tfulncss. They P!owei
the ground. and spread mano M
3sr heUg treeiy Ae have nisny
acb with ua, and II may be sv2rth
lho while Of The owners 10 Try the
plan.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

q n9AE vHo sUBFERED LS1T7TAL ASSJ
PHYSICAL AGONY ETofgF HEARs Pro
CLAIMS HEs fIAPrIHgsa.

PHYSICAL AGONY EGoftF TEARs PRos
CLAIMS EgEs uAPrTEEss.
Mental agony Is dreadful, but when thse
ard physical ailTaSnt combine, Il Is einply
terrible. Such was The condition of 60
N. Fra4npfon, Of Huntington, W. Va,
for eight years. He wss sufferer Of nc
crcecs---that Ia, the leg bono a. the ankle
was inAamed and mortified, which csnssa
running sores. lie says: Pieces oE bone
she size Of silver three cent pisce cams
cat Of the sorcs Oh my leg. The discharge
from the sores was alsnoet continual and
was enable to walk. For eight years I
have been doctoring. had been under
the treatment OF a physician at Newport.
Ny, Sor year; another a Burlington, O.,
attended rio foz three years, and doctor
here At Huntingdon worked with nae for
a long time. None Of them did me any
good, and they all dnally said nay case
was hopeless. 4 few months ago I com
nlenced trying PERUEA, and nov ara
well can walk as good a anybody,
and have perfect use Of my limbs
Mr.. ALI Lusk, Wooster, Ohio, writes:
Dr.. HARTMAN, Columbus, o. have
been q great sufferer from tlRt dreaded
disease, chronic catarrh Of the stomach.
I have thoroughly tried your NAEALTE,
and It has done me more good tea-foid
ktAslE4 A4A u0%AOth fiCs-A ktS$SAA~F e@%AN4 a
have used iegions Of them.
Mr.. Edgar Hartes Smeitxcr r. o., Elk
county, Pa, writes: 4" / have bought seY-
eysl bottles esf your PERU<A, and find il
to 80 Of great benefit. / also Rave il 10
seus Of my friends they exPcrisaccd
the same result
Bfr. l. K. Wollen, IS ard ~ Ross
street, Pittsburgh, Pa, writes: = ara TAX
ing PERUEA with good results. ard can
highly recommend it 10 ell. I have APP
piled at the different drug stores for ons
CT your books. Taey claim they have
none on hand 10 present. Please do ma
the favor TO send me one.
W. W. Russell, dr7eggiet, CanoazburRs
Pa, writes: I handle your mediciae,
PERUyA. have .old iaasncngc quantities
of IL, an5 eonqidsfit 2. staple article. I
hzyo & great many customers WHO think
there is no medicine Ike il for q tonic or
for building up the gyste-r. I recol-
mend { a. 4 safe aadaTcliable ron9cdy.7
CaIisfa Tishci, - alvern, Ohio writes
I take pleasure iurGcomJnending the Use
OF FEKGEA and MAHALT7l - any one
afflicted W :th any form OF lung Or boon
ciial trouble. have been Tor some time
afflicted with very troublesome cough,
bug a few bottles Of PEaUNA eafireiy
cured ~
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
Remarkable Rook.


A renarkab's beck b.5 recently
beer isseed ~ the f istoricsl Publish
ing Company, OF Philadelphia aoG
st. ouIs, entitled, Ito World
Eca lers." 1lisa history Of all the
greet explorations Of tho world, and
The wonderful thlngs aeen ~ she
explorers in the Polar and Bronical
regions Of the earth. The work II
by the rlg-nE young author, kr J..
W. Buei, whose books have had
such remarkable success during ths
mast few years It has many ex-
oell1nl l~a.Ulc4, Is highly RECON-
monded 80 work of' value and inter
st, AM although issued onfy ten
r.onths ago, we learn from The pub
hshors tlal it has already reached
he marvellous circulation Of 90 large
editions, surprising ne record OF
any 9th II hook eyer published II
this oogutTr Ii is so q ~ subscrip
ion only, aad the persons dcsiIins
eaRIoynaaut win find tho publisher
a.ivertisenIent in ane.Aer column q
this paper.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

i.nss = ha-s been saissei withch
ard feYer for about three years an with q
nlasgehleat 81 the spleen. tried quinine
rychnine, and various kinds Of chill rem-
dies Without obtaining permanent relief
~ father advised me as q last resort 10 cal
pom Toa aboHt my case, ard you furnished
ne with bottle Of your Mansfield Chill
nd Fever Tonic, improved, which has cured
ne, a. believe eiicetualiy. ] never enjoy
e. better health in nay lie than lido nog, ali
~ atoue Of disease having disappear
Xoars, etc,
A. KIHIPB0U g, il
For sale BY druggists. Manufactured b.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
Dsneerors BoweI Disorders.

Eow that howell Iisordcrs. such as cho lea
'hoIera mor5us. diarrhoea. lot=euesf, pain.
n the bowels cte, are prevalent all over b,
country al sh0aId Be prepared for sBddel
emergencies. Mansiields stM ississii.li
Diarraoea Cordial" Is the standard remedy
"a has stood the test Of untold thagisa ntis fol
thirty years and has never been Inown ie
fai IL a single Instances. Every sfe4mc,
plying tha Father Of Waters carry i ape
rely upon it exclusively for the cure d
boV ella disorders One dose often effects q
cure ard several rjesses never fails Have /
handyl Ii IL sale and reliable and The hes
remedy 81 its Kind in the world. For sal,
~ All druggists and bv ne MANSFIELD
MEDICINE CO., Memphis Team.