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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-08


Rssnlt 81 the Annnzs c~DiEscfion Cor the
uhfidrsn's Home.
Mr.. ~. a. List, chairman Of the com-
mittee having charge OF the collection Of
donations for the Children's Home. has
made the following report to the Direc-
tors:
Herewith We submit q summary Of the
Children's Home sack gathering. While
not quite equal to last year, and 1t was
scarcely expected TO be these dull hmes,
The collection shows very gratifying results
and speaks well for the hold which this in
stitution has upon the hearts of q ciii'
zeDs.
The committee tried gathering the sacks
a few DAYS before Thanksgiving, but the
people did not fall in readily with the
change, and often had to detain the ex-
pressmen while getting their donation
ready; 80 it ia likely there will be q return
to the old system next aso
From money envelopes there was re.
ceived at A. T. Youug's drug store, 81;
Logan & Co.'S, SIS; McLain Bros $7.73;
Z. Bookings, $ls; Disciples church, 1888,
and other sources, 1886.
The summary of provisions. &c, il
about as follows: 230 cans of canned
goods, 10 barrels of -four, 200 bushels po.
tatoes, % barrels apples, 2 barrels corn
meal, 2 barrels beans, 2 barrels turDlps,
barrel onions,2 barrels crackers, halt q bar
rel white sugar, half o barrel coffee sugar,
2 barrels buckwheat, ! barrel soap, 2 bar
rels hominy, half barrel sweet potatoes
half barrel carrots, quarter barrel oranges
and lemons, one eighth barrel green coffee
one-eighth barrel grsnulated sugar, one
eighth barrel lima beans, half barrel pear
meal, half barrel dried peaches snt
apples, quarter barrel rice, 81
pounds Of tea, 100 papers o
roasted coft e, 10 packages of eeraline, 81
loaves OF bread, 4 quarts dried corn,
quarts dried peas, 80 quarts prunes,
large box vegetables, Is heads cabbage
Is brooms, 6 dozen scrub brushes, quartz
dozen coal hods, 2 blacking brushes,
pumpkins, | lot toys, ! lot salt meat ant
sausage, / lot fresh meat, 2 turkeys, l rol
butter, 2 lars ofappls butter, Is package
corn starch, quarter barrel salt, ! Dol
chevoit, s barrels starch, 10 package
stove polish, 8 lots of t~inware, 2 lots cahc
and dresses; 3 tumblers Of jelly, eight
barrel candy and a lot Of spices and mil
cellany.
Besides these articles the Home is il
debted to Mr.. Michael Emsheimer, VIII
gave the boys an outfit of hats; to MI
Geo. burst who sent the children an abur
dance OF ice cream for their 6ne Thanks
giving dinner; and to Mr.. NJ. L. Wigh
who voluntarily furnished the paper an
pspered the ceilings Of the two halls at III
Home, making them very bright an
attractive.
For all of which we are exceeding
thankful.
Respectfully submitted,
W. A. LIST,
Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-08

A Parkersburg Woman Ma es Three
Attempts Upon Her Life In a Week.
Sunday night about 9 o'clock, Mrs. E
Wade Farrow, of Parkersburg. attempted
suicide OF her home on Tenth street, in
that city, by taking q large dose of laud.
auum. Fortunately the act was discovered
and medical aid was at once summoned
The physician Immediately applied the
usual remedies and the patient was still
alive at last reports. though very low with
recovery very doubtful. This il the third
attempt at selfdes'ruction made by Mrs.
FarroW within one week. The first occur
red Saturday night Of last week, when she
was saved By the physicians opportune
and the other was one day in The
FIST part Of the week. No cause, except
mental alteration is assigned for the
Heed.
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Al Of which Are EQFtNrhtety SOON ~
tfEgnished.
Three small 6res occurred yesterday,
two Of them in the Second ward and one
in the Fourth. Fortunately all were dis
covered and extinguished before any mate
rial damage 10 property had resulted.
The FIRST was about 9 g. n. when an
alarm from box "a summoned the depart
ment to the millinery store of A. l.. Riee,
No. ll26 and ll26 Main street. Smoke
was issuing from beaeath the timbers oil
the second foor, just at the head OF q
fight Of steps, where fire had besn COM
manicated from q defective fue. A
bucket or two Of water poured down the
chimney from the roof extinguished what
little FIRE there was. The alarm created .
good deal of excitement along Main street
At seven o'clock an alarm from box 80,
called the engines to No. 1874 Sixteenth
street, where flames were found issuing
from the roof of a frame house owned by
Henry Isbeck, Of Bellaire, and occupied by
James Taylor. A FIRE had been kindied
in a CRATE in the upper story, which com
municated through q defective fue to the
roof. The 6remen soon had the fire out,
after a loss of probably $25 had been sus
tanned.
The third blaze occurred about q quarter
past seven, in the grocery store of John )
Welty, on Market square. A gas pipe com.
municated FIRE to q quantity Of goods piled
upon shelves about the Office apartments
on the irst floor, and in
few moments a good sized firt
was under way. Pedestrians and gen
tlemen from the Columbia House, next
door, ran in, and the fire was put out viii
hand grenades always kept within rescl
by the firm. The loss will probably react
$50, covered by insurance in the German
and other companies, of which Mr.. Foos'
is the agent. John Craft q carpenter, hat
his hand badly burned while assisting t.
e~xtiuguish the flames.
;lIt is worthy of note that while this hr'
was being e~xtiDguished with the hant
greuades, the committee on Fire Depart
ment, in session at the City Hall, wa
listening to the reading, by Chief Dpnning
of an editorial in the Firemau's Journal
in which the grenades were denounced a
a delusion and a snare.
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essAsa Up Hes. and rhsr. ., Rsxis..'

eiaksa Up Hezs and Tksrs ~ Rssistes
Reporters.
Tar COMMITTEES on Fire Department. met
last night
THsrE deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
TaE mourning was removed from the
lront of the Court House, yesterday.
WIrLIAN Carr got his right hand bad
" mashed Saturday, in the elevator ct
Bloch Bros. tobacco mandatory.
TIE Ohio County Teachers Institute
viii owen in this city or the 23d and
24th inst. The services will probably be
esld in the old hall of the House of Dele
gates.
THE last will and testament of Francis
Burkett deceased, was admitted TO probate
yesterday and ordered 10 be recorded.
Ann Z Bnrkett was qualified as execu-
trix, bond $500, with Joseph N. Hamilton
ss surety.
A VERY 6ne oil painting Of Chief Of the
Fire Department Dunning was received By
that gentleman from Philadelphis, yester-
day, and temporarily hung up in the At.
lantic engine house for the inspection Of
his friends.
A GRAND mssque ball was given at Mar
ket Hall last night under the management
of Messrs. Glenn Moore and Joshua Scott,
which was attended by large crowd Of
eolored hlks, who all enjoyed 9 good time.
VIZ. ROBERTSON has Just returned from
an extended southern trip in the interest
Of the Wheeling Pottery Company, and il
quartered at the Stamm.
MIS-. MICHAEL DISGER viii give a pro
g~ressiVe euchre party to q number o.
friends at her home on Wednesday ever
ing.
THE chap who has the greatest snsE
just now is ]. Frost, Esq, 1t is scola snap
though.
THE last issue Of the "Ironmonger" con
tanned q handsome hfe-ike cut OF Alexsu
der Laughln, deceased, with q sketch o
his life.
THE Philadelpbis Public Ledger quote
Wheeling as having the cheapest coal gas
Of any city in the United States.
A RUMOR was current in town last even
ing that q robbery had been perpetrated
at Trisdelphia, Sunday night. No detail
could be obtained.
Council this evening in regular session
WILLIAM SCHAO, OF BenHood, request
US to say that he is not tie person retsrret
to in the SUNDAY REGIsTER as being sbou
to enter married life.
The orchestrion has been placed in tn
Capitol rink, and will doubtless prove
success. 1t was tried yesterday and mad
elegant music. 1t plays fOrty-two tunes
and any Of the late music q be seoure'
and played as soOn as the cylinders ar
made. Lew Johnson's famous minstrel
appear at the rink tonight.
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Feeble Frames, shakr Nerve.

And dyspePtlc stCmaehs are usually found in con-
junction. Vitality is laclipg in al three. How
can this be ersatedS Simply by rEirg Hostetter's
siOnseh Bitters with regularity, ahsfaining tzon
habits incOnsOnnnt with health, and by the use Of
a dlsestibls diet. As an initial step toward the TO
enforcement Of edspleted syst'm 4 resort 70 Hos
tetteSs STOMACH titters Il most desirable, kIncoit
eorrse-s acidity consequent upon q Sfdstion Of the
gastric juices AMI the presence Of bile In the stom.
aeh, and having regulated and, ~ II we're, lnhd-
Gated the digestive mechanlm Eet 70 and keeps n
y work. An immediate gain IN vigoris the result.
he tord IL converted into blood. upon which tie
systen dragI for nutrition. the nerves g they se.
lUire yienr bfpape tranquil, the muse liar hbsr
EAigs substance and hardness, and Specific and
rheumatiam ana EsnAl alimcnts yisla to he BIT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-08
SHERIDAN,

Sheridsn's death scene at the close of
his great performances of Louis XI," TO
be givSn here Saturday, is so realistic and
true TO nature as to sstonish even old med.
ical practitioners, He dies in toll view Of
the audience, with all the glazing lights
turned on, showing tie most wonderful
succession of facial expressions ever wit
messed on the mimic stage, and as the
struggle between lifs and death becomes
fsebler. a stillECs' psrvades the theater, the
breathing becomes fainter and fainter until,
with an icdescribsbls culver of the fame,
gil is over. To pe'tzci himself in this
feature Mr. Sheridan studied the manners
OF over fifty dying patients in hospitals,
but the death which he portrays in Louis
XI is that Of Edwin Adams, a famous actor
of his day and n bosom friend of Sheridan,
who nursed him through his sickness and
was with him slone at his death.
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Advice to

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of n Of
the best female nurses and physicisns in The
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success by mil
lions of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process Of teething its value is ID
1t relieves the child from pain
cures ~dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25c 0 bottle.
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THE LUCKY MAN,

Thomas Foe Appointed Janitor of the
Custom House.
OF the five or six candidates for the po-
sitiOn OIL janitor Of the Custom House, Mr..
Thomas Fee has come out successful. he
was appointed On Saturday by Surveyor
of Customs Egerter. The race had virtu-
ally narrowed down 10 Messrs. Fee and
Voltz, and Mr.. Egerter's decision was
weighed in the balance for three or four
days before he made up bis mind as to
which man he should determine upon.
Mr.. Fee, the lucky man, is native Of this
city, having lived here all his life, being
about thirty years of age. He is q carpen-
ter BY trade and is known as q staunch
Democrat, and one who has always worked
hard for the success Of his party. He is q
married man and has a family residing on
McCulloch street; is known as an indus.
Woodworking, sober man. and had
the endorsements of the leading Democrats
OF the city. 1t is but necessary to add that
be will doubtless Gil the position with
credit to himself and the party in which he
is a hard worker. His appointment has
entire satisfaction to all interested.
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ArrEN rION

Called to Some Common Errors by Pupils.
School Superintendent Anderson will, in
a few days, send a copy of the following to
al teachers in the city schools
The following expressions are type Of
very common errors in language. Teach
ers are requested to guard pupils against
such mistakes
Mary and me study. 1t is me who owes
this knife. Ne. Between you and / For
John and /. Who did you tell2 / have
sap. They have WsRt. Has the
bell rangf l seen him. He done it. |
laid still. Lay down on the sofa
he set down. Set up in your seat. He
sat the bucket down. LsGre me 60 He
left me 20. The river raised. have
got q book. / hsVn't got no book. We
there. He got it Cfof me. He
it. l like these sort. He wants
those kind. The gun busted or bursted.
You Eas wrong. Put down the ought and
carry the two. W. q. ANDERSON,
Superintendent"
Superintendent Anderson is to be com.
msuded for calling the attention Of teach
RS TO this important matter.
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ON TIE OHIO.

An Epitome OF News Concerning the
Roais and BoatmeD.
Business is quite dull on the landing,
caused by the cold weather.
The Andes arrived yesterday and will
leave this afternoon at 3 o'clock for Gin
c%innsti, Capt. Chss Muhlemau in com,
msnd, Mart Noll and Chas. Knox, clerks.
Marks at other places: Oil City, l foot
ITO inches and falling; Greensboro, ii
feet 5 inches and falling; Parker's 8, | foot
8 inches and falling; Lock No. 4, 7 feet
l inch and falling; Brownsville, s feet 3
inches and stationary; Rics's Landing, A
feet 9 inches and stationary; MorgsntoWn,
3 feet 9 inches and stationary.
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AMUSEME EN- IS.
BAKER / FARRON.

Thursday evening Baker i Farrou's
airy nothing, "a Soap Bubble" will be
given at the Opera House. The play is
pronounced q decided success. Mr.. Baker
impersonates o New York gentleman, who,
unable to take his family to the seashore,
converts the top of his house into a skat-
ing rink. Mr.. Farron, as a butchers met
senger, gaiRS entrance to the house, ether
characters are introduced, and there is
good singing and dancing. Then q barber.
shop scene is brought forward, and sf,er.
ward a jolly party on ~shipboard.
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an Enterprising, Reliable Honsa.

Logan L Co can always be relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best of every.
thing, but to secure the agency for such ar
ticles as have well known merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation of being always enterprisine
and ever reliable. Having secured the
agency for the celebrated Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, viii sell 1t on q
positive guarantee. Il win surely cure ahy
and every affection Of Threat Lungs, and
Chest, and to show cur confidence, weinyite
you 10 can and Eeta Trial BclEle Fssal
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An elegant and complete line OF
Suitings,P antalGOnings and over
coafings, made 10 order In best
style and at lowest prices,
For comfort get one Of those
best Wool Knit Jackets, and y0ur
Furnishing Goods at
a. HESS a SONS,
: 1921 e lS23 Market sc.
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Railroad Conference.

n. C. Dean, train master of the PITTS
burg division of the P, G. 4 st. L. rail-
road, PhineaS Bonsbraker, chief of trans
p~ortstiou of the same division, and c. L..
Williams, Assistant Superintendent of the
Ohio River road, held q lengthy consults'
ton in the office of the last named road
Yesterday, with a view to settling the vexed
question as to which road should have
precedence for its trains on the track north
Of the creek. The decision is said to have
been in favor Of the P, C. & ST. L.
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Weather Irht. onn.

WAsHNGTc' ,. C, December s.-For
As Ohio valley and Tennessee, increasing
eloudiness and rain or snow, warmer winds
shifting to Southerly, lower barometer.
For the lower lake region, increasing
eloudiness followed BY light SHOWS. and
warmer, lower barometer, winds shifting to
~southeasteEly.
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BuckIen,r Arnica SALIVA.

The best Salve in the world for Cats.
BUSES. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chopped hands Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Ii
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents Der
box. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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At TIE ACADEMY OF Music.

The Silicon "Ye!lox D Sarf" Company
opened q weeks engagement at the Acad-
envy of Music last night TO a packed house.
As announced on tho programme part OF
the scenery and mechanical tricks
used in The Yellow Dwasf were
destroyed By FIRE at Indianapolis
last Saturday, which prevented them from
presenting this famous burlssque. These
are being rapidly replaced, however, and
the piece will be presented on Friday even.
ing. The company is a fine one and give
9 good show, as the continued applause
last night indicated. All the members are
stars 10 their line aud no one should fail
to see them.
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POLICE PICKUPS.

In Police Court yesterday morning,
W. T. Hoffman, for disorderly conduct
in Melissa McGumphrey's got 50 and
costs. James johnson and John Melon
nell, for disorderly conduct, got 81 and
costs each. James Martin, for disordsrly
conduct, got 81 and costs. Jones Smith
aud Michael Moran, also for disorderly
conduct got S. and costs each. Moran
went up.
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Nervaus Debnitatad Nam

You are allowed a free trial of thirty day,
Of the use OF DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaio
Belt with Electric Suspenscry Appliances,
for the speedy relief and permanent cure Of
Nervous Debility, loss Of Vitality and Man.
hood, and all kindred troubles. Aso, fot
many other diseasss. Complete restoration
to health, yigor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk 10 incurred. Illustrated pamphlets,
with full information, terms. ets., male;
free By addressing Voltaic Belt Co, Mar
shall. Mich.
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Transfer OF Real Estate.

The following transfer Of real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks office,
yesterday:
Deed made December 5, 1885, by John
F. He'll and Elizabeth, his wife, to Richard
S. Fair, for the east half of lot No. 5, in A.
Il. BrisLs sub division. Consideration,
$3.50.
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OIL EISE CASE.


An Explanation of How He Game to BE
Arrested.
The story that Oh Eiseman's friends tell
about the cause Of his arrest on the charge
of selling an unsound horse for q sound
one, is that about a year and a half ago,
while in Washington City, he became
financially embarrassed, and went to a
livery stable and asked for q job. The
proprietor after inquiring of his capabilities
as q horse trader, told him he would give
him a chance to sell some horses. BE
brought out one that had the quarter crack,
which horse Eisemaa took and fixed for the
market by putting putty in the crack in
the hoof and sold as sound TO q grocery
man for 1925. The putty came outin a day
and the groceryman had him arrested.
The liveryman went on his bond, and al
lowed him TO retgrn to Steubenville. The
grand jury finally indicted him and the
bondsman had to produce him or pay the
bond. Hence his arrest last week. Deputy
Marshal Frank A. Blackburn and Detec.
tive w. 2. Edelin,, of Washington, D. c.,
arrived in this city Saturday evening aud
will take Eiseman to Washington this
evening. They say that the offense of
which he is charged is punished by con-
frement in the penitentiary, and that ia
the place Eiseman will land unless he can
prove himself innocent. If he goes to the
Pen it will be a warning to people who sell
u5sound horses. -Steubenville Gazette.
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IN GENERAL.
for Letters.

Letters addressed to the following
named persons remain uneslled for in the
p~ostofice: Miss Ana Blazier, c. F. Cobb,
G. W. Clay, Joseph r. Crawford, Herman
Ellis, A. Golliber, Vim C. Gsyler 2, Morris
Huffman, R. NJ. Mcintosh, VIM. NJ. Meyers,
Edward Russell, Thos. F. Rowsnd.
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IRdsz to New Advertisement

0pera HOuse-W. x Sheridan.
Fine China and Gla~sEare-EwinZ Bros.
Carpet SWsepers-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Ideal Codee Pot-GoO. w. Johns0n's Sons
Wanted-NeNs Agents.
For the Holidays-L. Metz.
At Moderate Priees-G. Mendel q Co.
spare Rfhs-D. C. List III.
Rose CeGm-R. h. L~tst-lLoeal Pase.l
The Blizzard 0gerecats-D. GundliBg & Co
Lneal PAGE. Z.
PNIor Ornaments Free-MeMsehsns LEGAL
'Aga.l
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To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscreions Of youth, ervou weak.
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc. l
will send 8 receipt that will cure you, free
of charge. This great remedy was discov.
cred By Q missionary in South America.
Send a s~elEaddressed envelope 10 the Rev.
Joseph 7. Inman, Station D, New York
CITY,
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Mbeelin9 Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
w.akh.r Raeord

The following shows the range of the
mercury as observed yesterday BY c.
Schnepi, the Opera House corner drug.
gist: z q m, 8; II m. IL; 3 p. IN, Is:
Z D. m, is.
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REMEMBER the entertainment at the
Capitol Rink this week does not interfere
with the roller skating. Grand opening to-
night, and matinee for ladies and children
every day during the week. Night admis-
sion Is cents, matinee Is cents.
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FoR q present buy your child o cloak.
For = present buy your wife g cloak. You
can buy them at manufacturer coat, and
besides yol get your choice at Emsheim-
er's.
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Musrc tonight at the big rink The Al
hAmbra Palace.
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The low prices at which Geo. R. Taylor
is selling off his Winter Wraps created
quite a stir in his cloak department. No
wonder, when cloaks are offered at the
prices he has put upon them.
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Card.

Csc. r. TAYLOR is giving great bargain
in fine all wool bed blankets.
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Music tonight at the big rink. The Al
hsmbra Palace.
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TO DIE.

ONE HUNDRED Hoods, slightly soiled, at
25c, at Emsheimer's.
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Music to night ct the big rink. The AL.
hambrs Palace.
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EXTRAORDINARY low prices
In watches, Diamonds and all
Holiday Goods.
L G. DILLON,
IaHeler
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L. s. GooD&Co. Selldry goods the cheapest
An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring us q case of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Els ,tric Bitters
will not speedily cursf We say they can,
not, as thousands Of cases already perma.
nently cured and who are daily recommend.
ing Electric Bitters, will prove. Brights
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, o. any
urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at so cents o
bottle by Logan 4 Co.