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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29

The REGISTER is as fond OF a Joke az
the next one, and as the following extract
is evidently written for a fns piece Of wit,
it is reproduced without any trllls what
ever. 1t is from that very excellent coun'
try paper, the Elk River Progress:
The Wheeling REGISTER is sucking the
same tesE with Jim Mason, of the West
Virginia Democrat. Both journals cry
out no faction peace! peace" but they
are the very parties stirring up the strife
and making factions, if any there be. Let
those who are anxious for peace be peace
able themselves.
The following from the Charleston Item
appears to have been written in the same
vain and for the same purpose. Both
pieces coming right in the height Of the
holidays are very appropos. 1t might be
mentioned Just here, however, that the
aforesaid Senator is a constant reader of
the REGIsTRR, thereby showing both his
good taste and his practical appreciation
of genuine Democratic newspaper. But
to the funny squib:
Notwithstanding the dangerous enmity
Of the wheeling REGIsTER, formerly the
Democratic organ Of this State, Senator
Camden moves on in the even tenor Of his
way apparently unmindful Of the fact that
the Nail City journal is barking at him
with more decided vigor than that exer-
cised by King Lears canine trinity, Tray,
Blanche and Sweetheart. But perhaps the
Senator is not q subscriber to the REGISTER.
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SOME FACTS ABOUT UNIVERSITIES.

Prof W, P. WILEY, Of our State Uni
versity, has an article in that excellent pa
per for teachers, ths West Virginia School
Journal, stating that though our own Uni
versity furnishes probably the best oppOr-
tunity for . fair education in proportion
to the money invested. Andst as low cost
to the student IS any other university in
America yet it is fact susceptible of
demonstration that it 'TD receives less
money from the State Government (2
does its work with a smaller force Of
teachers, and (S) at smaller salaries, than
any other State University with perhaps
two exceptions"
He refers to the neighboring State Of
Ohio with her forty odd colleges and uni
yersities and her great prosperity, yet pos
sessing no better resources than West Vir-
GINA that sparingly supports one uuiVer-
sity
In speaking of the great Importance
European nations attach to these schools,
and naming munifcent sums paid for their
support, he ada: The nations Of the world
are fast coming to.a recognition Of the fact
that University education is one Of the
essential requisites topower and prosperity.
II used to be that the nation which could
muster the most men and the biggest can
non would win the battle. But to-day no
fact is more patent than that intellect is
king. 1t is emphaticslly an age of COM
petition Of intellect. Muscle grows up
spontaneously 80 to speak, in every land,
but muscle without intellect back Of it,
cannot compete either in the arts, the in
dustriss, or even in war. These facts have
taken hold of the nations Of Europe"
These facts are given that those who
believe the varions schools of our State
are so expensive, may think upon them.
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ONCE GLAD BUT NOW SAD.

THERE are about four thousand offices in
this country IN which the President makes
appointments. Six hundred and forty-three
have been filled by President CLEVELAND.
Under the State Department there have
been so filed; under the Treasury, 100,
under the Postmaster General, 266; under
the Interior Department, &c and under the
Attorney General, 81. At the rate the
President and his Secretaries are now
going the 10000 Federal offices will not
be equally divided between the two parties
by the end Of the present administration.
This seems like slow work but the Pres
ideut thinks q conservative policy will in the
end be the best for his party,
Many of the Republicans who have here
tofore been looking with much satisfaction
upon the fact that the Administration will
not be able to remove all Republicans for
some time yet, are beginning to wish every
Republican was thrown out at once. This
is what q Republican Senator confessed
about the Presidents policy: "Confound
him, he has completely demoralized the
Republicans in my State, and has broken
up our organization by retaining in office
some Of the most active politicians we
have. Of course, they want to hang on as
long as they can, and have, therefore, been
afraid to do anything to help US
lest they might be removed for
offensive psrtisanship. Our State Com
mittee sent out letters to all of the men
who have usually looked after the canvass,
most Of whom are postmssters in the
small towns, and of the seventeen hundred
persons to whom they were addressed only
about six hundred replied, and some Of
those merely stated that they were unable
to furnish the information desired, because
their entire time was required by thsir Off
cisl duties. We never received such an
excuse before, and similar circular sent
out q year before to the same men was re.
sponded to almost unanimously. | wish
the President would dismiss every Repub-
licsn holding Office in my State. Then we
would have Eve or ak hundred more active
party workers than We have now"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29

TIE Marshall Herald says that the
REGISTER is concerned very much as to
whether General Corr will 60 back to Con-
Sress next term or not. Mr.. GoFF will 60
back Just as often as he wants 70 60, or as
often as We want him to 80. The Demo
crst don't live in this district that can lay
out Gen. Corr"
The REGlsrER is glad to see that the
Herald is living in hope while it can.
"Mr. Corr will 60 back just as often as he
wants to go or as often as the Repubi-
cans want him to gO"-prOyided he gets
enough votes. But there's the rub,
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THE ADMINISTRATIONS
At Warrington as ''AEricola" Saw 1t and
Studied 1t.

At Warrington as "AEricola' Saw 1t and
Studied 1t.
To ne Readers Of hs RegiI.sr.
CLAREsBURG, w. Va, December o.
Having spent most of the present month
in Washington, it gave me the opportunity
Of seeing and learning something Of what
was going on there. l meS and talked
with many Of the dignitaries Many of
the Republicans conclude that the so,
called Democratic Administration is quite
good enough for them, and will be so as long
az il is run in the same groove as at pres
ent, while many Democrats express
great disappointment. conclude
we have . mixed Administration,
serving to carry out the views and princi-
pies OF both parties; and it may be better
in the end that it should be so, and were We
not taught, that "a house divided against
i:sslt must fall" l should have no doubts
on the subject.
called in and met our old friend Col.
B. Wilson, who is, as you are aware, As
sistsnt Attorney General Of the United
States. The Col, Just as he has ever done
in the many prominent places he has filed,
seems to be diseharging every function
devolving upon HIM with great credit to
himself and entire satisfaction to the Gov
eminent. A bright future, as finish, is
conceded to him. Respectfully,
AGRICOLA.
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TIE SILVER QUESTION AND COW
GRESS.

The National Republican has prepared
Q very interesting table, showing how the
members of the House Of Representatives
will most likely vote on the silver question.
The poll of the members of the States is as
follows. 1t should be suggested that some
OF the members set down as against sus-
pension are not syerss to it for limited
period as On experiment, while, on the
other hand, some Of those who favor sus-
pension would also prefer to see the period
ofsuspension limited instead Of made per-
mauent. The members are here set down
rs for or against unlimited suspension:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29

The air at Washington is full Of schemes
10 deplete the United States Treasury and
increase taxation. 1t is the duty OF every
one who would see the Democracy remain
in power, to put his foot down firmly upon
ever measure that takes away the Peo-
pies money for anything unnecessary.
Let the Democratic promise be fulfilled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29
THURSDAY, TIE asth DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1886,

conn encing at 10 o'clock q. m, self al public suc
ton, nj the front door OF The Court House OF said
county, the South part OF the lot nom bersd one a.,
IN the square numbered fourteen (iG, On the east
side OF Chapline street, In esid county, being 70
much OF raid lot as lies bet seen the southern
boundary OF said lot and q line drawn parallel ~
said southern boundary and distant forty aud one.
half feet thereir0m, and bsiug the came piece Of
ground y bich was conveyed 20 the sad Abner Key
by Thomas McKrnnsn anh bis wife by deed dated
the 2ith day Ct teptember, 1864, and recorded In
raid Otfioo In Deed Book No. IS, page 237.
AND ALSO, the piece Of grOuhd, part oil satd
lot numbered one u), which was conveyed 10 the
said Abner Key by William II. HearDe and bis
wife by dead dated the fourteenth dRy Of June,
In the year 1888 and recorded IN raid once IN Deed
Book numbered -, psge 49, vi ich last mentioned
pie OF ground Is bounded on the North by Elev-
enth ctr II. extending along the south side VI that
street about thity-thTee ard a hall feet; on the
east by an alley forming the eastern boundary Of
said lot nun bered one on the south by the part
Of sais LOT numbered one hrst herein described |;
and on the west by the portion Of said lot num-
berEd one which was conveyed 10 Justine. The vile
Of Meyer HeymaD, by deed dated September s,
1851, aud iecOT1ed In ,aid U1cs la Deed Book nun
beIed II, page 373
believe the title 10 he good bat selling a. trus-
tee, undertake 10 convey such title only by said
Deeds Of Tiust am an horized 10 iell and convey
rs sforesaid.
TERMS OF SALE-One third OF the par, base
money and as much more the purchaser may
choose 10 pay, 10 Do paid IN hand, and the rrmaD-
der with interest IN equal instruments In one and
two years from the day ~ tale; the purt haser
diving his notes with satisfactory personal unity
for the deferred iBstaments and the lille 70 lie re-
tanned or deed OF trust on the properly sold 10 be
DANIEL LAMB,
Ge2Gi Trustee.
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1t will be seen that according to the
present sentiment among Congressman,
ls5 are opposed to suspension and $50
favorit. Of the West Virginia Congress
men, Msssrs. WILSON, GIBSON snd Corr
are said to be against suspension, while
Mr.. SNYDER Is in favor Of it.
In the Senate, q Senator who has been
quietly eInyssslng the question says that
~ Senators are opposed to suspension and
80 are n favor Of ii. Divided BY party
lines the Senate is thus classified;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29

WN. l.. ScoTT, OF Erie, Pa, has had the
reputation of being the richest man in the
House of Representatives, but this honor
ia now claimed for Charles FELTON,, of Cali
fornis The latter is rated st SIS, OOO,O 900
and The former at $4,000, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29

IT is stated in consequence Of the net
Treasury balance increasing BY above
$1,000 900 the current month, Secretary
MANNING contemplate making a call for )
Der cent. bonds in January. The surplus
over all liabilities, including the 100000
600 legal tender reserve, is about SIC, OOO,-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29

THE manuscript Of the Rev. Solomon
Spauldiug, the alleged foundation OF the
Book Of Mormon, is said to have again
turned up away over on the island OF
Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, and has been
forwarded to the library Of Oberhn Col
legs. Controversies are Gow again in
nrdar
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Among the Leading Dailiss.

The Wheeling REGISTER stands among
the leading 6sihes. 1t is always full Of
the latest and most interesting events of
the dsy. The weekly REGISrER is large,
complete and embraces sllthe departments
for the farm and household.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29
THE REGISTER.

West VirginisHs sojOurning I'm
Washington can always find the
DAILY REGIATER on the eOun-
ter Of LePley a Finster, news
dealers, 7I3 Fifteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29

TIE Ohio Republicans are engaged IN
a plan to seat their alleged Republican
Senators from Hamilton county, and gain
a majority of twelve Instead Of three on
ioint ballot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29

DAVID DAVIS says his book on the
Evolves and Lambs in Congress" must
not appear till after his death. He wants
10 get out of the reach Of danger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29

THE Nauticoke mine in Pennsylvania,
and that in Illinois where 50 many men
lost their lives few years sgo, will long
be sad spots to American miners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29

CONGRESSMAN LAWYER, Of Chicago, wauts
Congress to appropriate $4,000 for 8
school in which q new system OF spelling is
10 be taught. Crsnkism viii never die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29

From six to ten thousand bills are IL
troduced into every Congress, yet not more
than one hundred Of these become laws.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29

The New Dominion now prints another
local page. 1t is coed paper, and Ike
wine is improving with age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29
FOR SALE.
For Sale or Rent.
And Big Drive in Double Width Bro.
caded Cloth in all Colors.

MY PLACE ON NATIONAL ROAD. CON-
tanning ten acres, large shade trees, apple
orchard and other fruit trees. House in good re-.
pair. Bathroom, hot and cold water and gas
throughout; also, heater.
decl7qu A. j. CECIL
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SHIRT and SwnAt.

MgrfiRs6er9 Independent.
The Wheeling REGISTERS display Of
Christmas pictures last week evidenced
enterprise and taste.
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Z. MI E = z,
IIO4 MAIN STREET. Wheeling, w. Va.
Chapline Street Property for Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST TO
ID me, made ny Abner Key and his wife, one Of
which Is datcd the twenty filth day Of July, In the
year 1879, I'd recorded IN the clerks Office Of the
County Court Of ONO county, West Virginia, In
other is dated the fourteenth day Of June, In the
year 1884, AMI recorded IN said Office In Deed Of
Trust Book numbered 81, page 2i5, | will on
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For Sale or Rent,

TTNHE FINE RESIDENCE ON THE NORTH-
cant corner Of Twelfth and Eof streets. 1t will
be offered for rent by the month, 1.-THE rent pay
able monthly in advance.) Upstairs and down
stairs will be rented separately II desired aud pu.
in thorough repair. JAS. l.. HAWLEY,
del li2O Main Street.
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Unlsss there Is a wonderful reaction

Unless there is wonderful reaction the
silver men win doubtless carry the day.
Since the delivery Of Senator BEcK's
speech the tendency has been in favor of
silver. When Congress rsopsns and
answers are called forth, the reaction can
not reasonably be expected to overcome
the majority Of silver trisRds:hs South and
West send up. Silver is decidedly on
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For sale.

TIE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE ALEX
Iaugblin, on Chapline street. This property
centrally located aud 10 good repair, and gill be
sold on favorable terms. II not cold before the
middle OF January 1. will be for rent For further
Information apply to SAMUEL LAU9HLlN,
dec22ra Administrator
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co MMON SENSE
IN the KITCHENI

I. DIR. Mott, OF New York. iee
number Of dogs tor some weeks
bread made with Alum bski
Powders. In every In tsnte ID
dogs lost appetite. Ntck~nth' ~
sOiS,e died. 80 the sniHe Time
fed other dogs on bread made VIZ
Dure Tartar Baking Powder, VII
no injury 10 appetite or hs.lih; n
z. fine use oil Alum 10 isresa
prohibited By lsw I'm so1,e plsea
because 10 has been found so in's'l
health. u.tl
q. NOnse people bnJ AInm h
ing Powders beraDse ftrD
cheapi u IL real e."u"mJ' n."
10 save o few pepBis, o"". in!s
f0undniiOn for III health ~" ""'
iOv's bills later on
Won are ON the safe sihf y" s"
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Very Desirable Building Site for Sale.

T WILL sELL AT REASONABLE PRICE.
l. and upon easy terms, the property 81 the SOUTH
east corner Of Market and Twentieth streets, best
known as the residence oil tue late Capt sam Mason.
II is Immediately opposite the contemplated new
passenger depot OF the b. %. h. X. 20 and con-
sequentIy desirable for business purposes.
ThoS. o'Br1e1a, Agent
Telephone No. I76. decls
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY Ist, 1886,

virginia Gu
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Ist, 1886,
commencing ct 10 o'clock q. NJ, the following de.
seribed real estate lying and being situate on
Zane's Island, In the city Of Wheeling, county OF
Ohio, and state Of West Virginia, and bounded
and described as follows
Beginning at point on the south side oil Nir-
gnia street dNt seven (67) feet four and onehali
lSlal inches east Of Pennsylvania street; thence
essiWard slong the south side OF Virginia street
thirty one (Sl) feet; thence IOuthward parallel 10
Pennsy lyana street one hundred and tw, nty -nine
(29) feet eight (S inches TO an alley thence west
ward along said alley eight ~ feet ten Ol inches;
thence northwsrd and parallel 10 Pennsylvania
street ftty-tEO t52) eet niue C9) inches; thence
westward and parallel 10 Virginia street tEenty-
two (22) feet two (2l inches; thence northWard
parallel 10 PtnnsylyGniR street seventy-six (56J
feet eleven IN inches 10 the place Of beginning.
The title Is believed TO be perfect but selling
trustee shall only convey win special war; anty
such title as is vested in me 10y the deed Of trust.
TERMS OF S. LE-One-thiTd of the purchase
money cash in hand, ore-third thereof with in
teresl In one year. and the remainder thereof With
intsrest in two years from cay Of sale, the par
chaser giving his notes with good security for the
deferred pay ments. and the legal title 10 the pro-
perry sold 70 he retained until payment in full OF
the purchase money and interest as an additional
security. WILLIAM ). GOShOhN,
Trustee.
JIG. HERvEY, Auctionesr. dec29I
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J. S. RHODES & CO.
BARGAIN PROGRAMME!

Best Sc, Calicos, New Dark Styles, sc.
ALI Wool Medicatel Red Flannel l21zc., worth zoe.
All Wool Grey TWilled Flannel reduced from s5e
to 25s.
Heavy Canton Flannel worth lOc. for Sc.
Ladies' All Wool Scarlet Vets SOC.
Yard. wide Cretonnss worth go. for 1Oc.
Double width DreSs Goods worth zoe. for l2}[c.
2i-!neh Dress Goods worth 2Oc. for l2Ilc
Extra Fine Dress Goods worth 26c. for zoe.
Remnant Plaid NainiOok, cheap at zoe, for l2IZc
New styles ~ coon tePPs worth zoe. for l2ko
Extra Fine HemstitcheI Handkerchieis for Gentle
men, Pare Linen, worth SOC. for CSC.
Gentlemen's Henstttehel silk Hant ksrchIeIs al
80 cents.
Gentlemen's Initial HemAtitehed silk HsndksT-
chiefs extra fine, only Sl.O0.
Extra Fine Damssk Linen Table Cloths with Nap
kins to match, $500 aud $500 per set; Is per
CENT, less than ever sold.
Twelve pi' ces Of COlOred Sursh Silk, new shades
best guilty, worth Sl.25 for s5e.
Best makes Black silk O. ?0c reduction, Call and
see them.
Finest EiderdOWn Quilts, covered with French
Sateens, only $40 co.
A choice assortment Of Fancy Goods, suitable for
Holiday presents.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Island
Property.

DY VlRTUEOF AIDED OF Trust DATED
ID the Goth day OF June, 4. u. 1878, made by
William n. Caldwell and Carrie CadEe!l, hts
WiIe 10 me as trustee and recorded in the ONCE
Of the Clerk OF the County Court OF thiO county,
West Virginia, In deeds OF trust book No a. at
page lOl, will sell ut public auction at the front
door OF the Court House Il ohio county, West
Niryinia. on
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T5oR RENT-BRICK HOUSE ON ELEy-
II enth stree, east OF Chapline, containing hVe
rooms. Enquire At this Office. deLe
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L0eAN. LIST & CO.'S
Excelsior Baking Powder

which Contains no A1en on
other Injurious fngredienI. xh
Nee that our address - OF
hOx or label Addre<~ al OTdrIs
c1o ON
'Propristors and Ns"uf.etnr'" .,
suseslssu 10 Los,n. List Co. "S~'''
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Ladies' Cloth, double width, all wool, formerly
sold at 7Sc., now QUO.
Ladies' 1ricot Cloth, formerly sold at S5c.,
now w.
M no NOV At ...' -. 71c
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merIy 81 q. ............. 7Sc
Extra Wide Dress silks, formerly sold nj u 90
si''V
Finest and Heaviest Uress silks, formerly told
at $3.50, ~
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Don't wait until January to buy LsdIos' and
Children's OoaEs. You Can ind better a,sort-
ment now and the prices As low.
We have commenced our slaughter sale Of Wraps
to-day.
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AMother's Loye-A Practical Illustration
of It's Power.

Mothers LOye-A Practical Illustration
of It's Power.
A mosher's love- What a potent thing
it is! 1t will melt the heart Of the most
hardened criminal, when no other influence
would be effectual. No one but a mother
knows its full meaning, but every one can
appreciate it if they Will. 1t is knowo,
though, that it means sleepless nights, care,
inconvenience, and, if necessary, want,
hardship and death. But the subject has
been to eIoquently treated by the sweetest
poets and the ablest writers to furnish an
essay for these columns. Too many prac-
teal illustrations occur in every day life for
it to be dwelt upon, so that it is unnecessary
to speak Of the subject further in order to
make the reader understand the FILL mean
ing Of what is to follow.
Mrs. Henry Schualen, Of Ashland, Ky,
writes that her daughter has been cnred OF
deafness which resulted from chronic ca
tarrh. She tells how she had lost all hope
of her daughter, her ideal, being cured, aud
how overjoyed she is at the result. After
trying many remedies, she says Peruna
brought a cure, and that the daughters
hearing is restored. She concludes by
speaking in the most fattering terms Of
PERUNA, and then describes in the most
lovely manner the happiness it has brought
her, and reviews the distress she experienced
while her daughter was afflicted.
DR.. A. Il. Ong, Martins Ferry o., writes:
81 have a large trade on your PERUNA.
Mr.. Robert c. Hannah, Tolesborough,
Lewis county, Ky, writes: 81 write to in.
form you ofthe great benefit l received by
the use Of your medicines, PERrSA and
MANAIIx. | had been low spirited and
very sick for about six months with a bad
cough, and my friends thought l had con-
sumption; tried a number Of patent medi-
cines, and most of the doctors in the
vicinity land we have some as
good as YOU can find in the country,
but they did me no good whatever. Our
merchant, Mr.. Gillespie, insisted upon me
irving your remedies In did 80, but must
say, ! had little faith in them at first, be-
fore | had consumed my first bottle, l no
ticed a change for the better, and to-day !
am entirely well, and as sound a man as
there is in the vicinity. | credit my cure
10 your valuable remedies, PERrNA and
MANAIIN, and l recommend them to ali my
friends.