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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
THE ONLY SURVIVORS,

gpiilruI TaIe croId by Two Norwegian Sail
PulLAprLrn,A, January $.-Twc Nor
wegian sailors the only survivors Of the
bark Lcra, which went 70 pieces or Hog
Island. Va, lsst Sunday arrived here yes
tsvday They report that the crew after
eHrging to the rigging for twen'7-iour
hours, all the boats having been smashed,
were prccipita,ed into the sea when the yes
sci went to pieces. The twO survivors. were
fortunate enough to secure planks, on which
,hcy were carried ashore. The body ct the
cap,ain was washed ashore and buried ou
the beach Of Hog Island. None Of the 9th
er bodies have been recovered.
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KILLED HIS PROTeGe,

Bloody Tragedy at Galveston Yesterday
GALVESTON, TEN., January 3.-Jose Val
dcz, young Spaniard, while nursing Her
nando Aradando was fatally stabbed by the
latter in a fit Of insanity yesterday. Ara
dando is a very rich estate man. He reared
VALDEZ from infancy. Recently Aradando
began to show sigus Of insanity, and being
confined in his bed some days with fever
Valdez constantly attended him.
Awakirg suddenly Yesterday afternoon ne
Jumped from the bed, snatchcd a dagger
and plunged it into Valdez. The lunatic
rhen rushed into the street, brandished tho
bloody weapon and WAS with difficulty cap
tured and locked up. Valdez cannot re
cover. Aradando was paSSionately attached
10 the young man, and his friends preiic
t at Aradondo will surely kill himself when
lie realizes that he killed his boy.
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Many who loug suffered from indescrib-
allie feelings Of distress, lame back, aching
oints, sores, swellings weakness OF the url-
nary and digestive organs. unnatural feel
ings Of wtariucss. headache, nervousness,
dcsrord,ncy. slecpiessness, disturbing
dreams. partial insanity, etc, after doctor
ing liver, k;duevz, nerves and brains, with
tie various quack nostrums OF the day. and
being nearly frightened to dcn'h By their
alarming Gdytrtiscments, quietly bean
u.irg pr Grycotts Yellow Dock and
Sar.arsriIa. and we're agr'"sh'v surprised
70 no;~l'~ Grd ,h,wseivos r"s'or-l 70
rc,ttcl ttal!i- No other remeuy equals It.
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DECLINES THE OFFICE.
Chicago Scalpers Selling Tickets to New
York at $3.50.

Chicago scalpors Selling Tickets to New
York at $3.50.
CHICAGO January 3.-Joseph F. Tucker
has written letter declining the Vice
Presidency Of the Erie road offered him
some time ago His reasons are personal,
an! are explained in his letter to President
King, Of the Erie road. Scalpers are sell
ing tickets to New York. via. the Chicago
and Atlantic, for Sll.5O first class and
s. so second-class. Via the Grand Trunk
scalpers' figures are Sl2 for frst-class and
- for SecOnd-classs.
The ST. Paul road has not vet decided to
allow the Wisconsin Central entrance into
this city over its line, and in the event of
refusal the Wisconsin Central will make its
shipments East via the Detroit and Grand
Haven, which it is expected would result in
a war of rates.
The members of the Northwestern Traffic
Association are now in session at Milwaukee
TO induce the road to enter the pool.
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The Bot Would Not Hold in Law.

PoeToy. January 3.-A decision Of inter
est TO betting men was rendered IN the
Municipal Civil Court Yesterday. Henry
Wencck, n frakeholdrr held funds which
the defendant had placed in his hands OIL
the election of Blaine The defendant lost,
but declined 10 allow The stakeholder to
ray. The plaintiff served trustee process
10 hold the funds in payment of the de
fendant's indebtedness. lhe Court dis,
charged the trustee, which w%5 virtually q
victory for the defendant.
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A CEUUDEO EITLE
Put ~ Sharou's Real t.st&te By Ills wife.
Miss Ill.,"

Put ~ Shuron's Real Estate By His Vile,
Miss Ill.,"
W..HI>GroN, .hnuary &.-Ex-ScnatoT
Sharon owns about $jOO,OOO worth of uuin2-
proved zeal estate in the northwest section
Of that city 4 short time ago his local
agent sscHred sale for a portion OF 1t.
The deeds were made and aboutto he given
to the purchaser, Then newspapers an
rounccd that decision in the great dl-
rorce case had been rendered ir. favor Of
Niss IIil declaring her the legal wife Of
Mr. Sharon. Tie purchasers one Of whom
bappcred to he Secretary FreLinChuyScn,
concluded that they would not complete the
sale uni! ,Ley could learn whetSer Sharon
is abe to give alone clear title to the
properly or whether k:s wife Mss HiLI) Is
emitted 70 dover rights.
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Nrw York January $-Atthe Plymouth
Church prayer meeting in Brooklyn last
evening, Mr. Bescher expressed in very
rs,hetic manner h.s sorrow that the meet.
ipss recently had not been well attended,
and particularly lhGt the deacons were con
sricuously absent. He said that although
n,arIy seyenty.,wo years of age, his health
was never better than now; that be had
never been better equipped physically and
mentally to perform tn" duties Of pastor,
Int rerEars his words had become tri;e.
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MINING TROUBLES.
More About the burning B. & o. Tunnel ut
Bristol.


CoLuNBus, o., January 3.-A special
states that it is not positively known who
fired the tunnel ut Bristol on the B. 4 o.
read yet. It's supposed that it was done
by strikers. The theory is that the attempt
was made to destroy the tunnel 10 prevent
the shipment Of coal over the road from the
syndcate's mines. The destruction Of the
tunnel would cut oil Shawnee, Dickson and
McCuneville, where work has been steady
up TO the present. Fifty feet more of the
tunnel cayed in to day, and the iiremen
were withdrawn, as they could DO no good.
1t is thought it vii! have 10 burn out.
Two more boxes Of guns sent from Pitts
burg, arrived at Newark today, directed TO
James O ponnell, who is under arrest at
that place for aiding ani aJetting the
strikers in the destruction OF property and
attempts against life
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HE KNOWS SOMETHING, TOO.
\ Chicago Clerk of Election Ready to
pDnrh nm nis nnnl n.1-nL Lie EL.i.nl.

\ Chicago Clerk of Election Ready to
Peach on His Democratic Friends.
CmcAGo, January 3.-Michael Sullivan
who was clerk of election at the Second
precinct, in the Eighteenth ward, and who
disappeared shortly after the discovery OF
The frauds committed in the precinct, has
been found at Sarnia, Canada. 4 reporter
Of the Daily News, who discovered his
Whereabouts says Sullivan will not relate
what he knows concerning the frauds, but
ntimut,s that he has written to certain
parties in this city, and that unless he re.
reiycs a favorable response, he will return
on the invitation of the cilizeus' committee
ana relate all he knows.
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And in addition to its attrac-
tons, the goods mentioned
above will be brought cut and
thrown into this sale with prices
made so low as 10 make a
clean sweep" that our stock
may be IN good order prcPara-
tory tC stcck.taking.
This WILDE our most attrac-
tive Days Sale we have in
aug uratcd, and we assure oar
customers that from these odds
and ends, short lengths and
broken lots, the very thing
needed may be obtained in
tie way Of a Carpet (Ingrain
or BrusseIs,) Lace Curtains,
silks, Dress Goods, Cloaks,
ankcts, Flannels, Hosiery.
Underwear, Gloves, Handkcr,
chiefs and articles from all de-
partmcnts at prices actually
lost sight Of in our desire that
there may be mo trace lett
behind" of these goods at the
close of Mondays Sale.
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EarthtluakC.

FRrDEzrcS, Mn, January &-In the
southern section of Frederick county last
h.ht, OF ".lO O'Clock, shock, supposed 10
be- an eprs5quake was !elt itsaus~d great
cozsterrstion among the people at Buckeye
town Line Kiln swi, IN, lecksYllle and Other
y,ints The shock was SO percepn5ie to
the residents that they lett their houses IN
Id alarme ed state.
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IN ADDRESS Prom striking HattorJ.

Sosru NoEwNLi, C0yy, January B
The striking hatye.s have issued another
address 20 the public, deDyjpg the accuracy
Of the statement put forth by the four firms
comprising the cou46inat:on. They say
that wages have been gradually decreased
during the past seven years, and declare
.La. rh, plea that the combination wished
10 make equal prices Tor the same kind Vi
wc,n is untrue The address concludes
thus. The struggle will 20 on until right
prevails. We have 10 quarrel with our for
uar employers, tat We cannot consent to be
l.u..l out from the chart &C humaHi:y.
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The Democrats Faid the RilIS.

Ca,auo. January @.-The final bills in
CURED Gu account Of axe Democratic Ma
tional Convention were settled at meet
lpg Of the Finance Com nit,er, held at the
Palmer House, last night The aggregate
Of the bills were five thousand dollars, and
it is understood that the amount came out
Of the pockets OF the members. The total
cost Of the convention wal thirty thousand
dollars
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

No one can be i'll if the blood is pure.
Yellow Dock and Sarsararilla root have
lorr been recognized by physicians as
llrCI purifiers. Don't be humbugged by
The advertisements OF the many quack bit
,rrs but occasionally use Dr.. Guvsotts
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, and YOU will
live to a good old age free from all distress
O. mind and body. MANY Of our best citl-
gers Who long suffered from bad blood indi-
ce.ed bv weak kidneys, Indigestion, sores,
sc&cs &c. owe tlej- recovery to the use OF
tuis IaEeUy.
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MARRIED AT SEVENTY-77iVE.
An Old Lady from Ohio MarricS BAD
10y.

An Old Lady from Ohio Marrics Il BAD
10y.
THIN, q, January 3.-Several years
ago Abraham Cromwell died, leaving MS
vile 100000 in Seneca county farms
Early last summer an oily person, 80 years
90, calling himself Buckley, came here and
did large business in selling Bohemian
oa,s at = Il bushel He became acquain'-
ed with the widow, who is - years old. In
ehort time LIE gained her complete con,
,uencr, and she entrusted $4,000 to his
keeping. The womUnS friends were not
aware Of the proceedings until her money
was gone. The FIRST thing they heard was
the announcement of the marriage Of the
couple, who weut to Monroe Mich, where
they were married. They returned TO this
city where the aged wife now is, but the
Whereabouts Of Bu KEY are unknown. The
Old lady mate her vii. leaving the bulk @.
her property 10 her husband. Its said tina
Buckley has wife elsewhere.
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IRONCLkO.
III. Provisions of tho oath Taken hy the
uocking NallCY Mincrs.

Hooking NaTICY NlncrN.
CmclGo, January 81 copy Of the iron.
clad contract is published here which tn"
miners ofthe Hooking Valley Company ar"
compelled TO sign. The contract runs for a
wear and Kinds the miner to abide by such
rules and regulations AS the company pro
nrlertc ana not to be absent without leave
Tie company rgrccs TO pay fifty cents per
ton for the coal mined and properly
screened. The miner sripu'atos that be will
rot Join any "s.rikc' CT join any combina
tion 10 secure AL advance in wages and if
he violates am cf the provisions Of the con-
tract he iorfeiis all claims for coal mined
and not paid icr.
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Ih. Grnnt Relief Ennd.

NEw YoEx. January 3.--The movement
for raising 100000 10 relieve the personal
effects of Gen. Grant from mortgage babii,
itv has received from D. i. Wessen, OF
Smith & Wessen, Springfield, Mass, check
for 81 .UOO as his contribution to the fund
for the relief Of Gen. Grant.
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4 rratch CompnnY ON Short Time

SrrlyGYrFLp, Ill, January 3.-The Hi
nois Watch Factory, Of this city, has notified
It's employees that it will run but eight hours
per day until further notice. The factory
EMPLOYS about coo bands, 50 per cent OF the
full number when the factory is in prosper
ous condition. The fear prevails among The
remaining employees that the factory will
soon be obliged TO close altogether.
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~ INV l'is''N ~
Secretary of'the Treasur
HER LIFE BLOOD.
sad Tragedy in Village station House.

Sad Tragedy in n Village station House.
ROCHESTER, January "a sad affair
happened al Macedon small town about
fifteen miles from hare carly this morning.
handsome young woman, richly dressed
arrived at the station the night before with
. a pretty, blUe.eyed child in her arms. She
did NOT understand English, but made
known bo signs that she was looking for
some one She was given couch in the
station room About 0 clocl; this morning
the bpggagcman came into the station and
found the woman sitting on the couch with
the child in her arms and blood pouring
from cash in her throat The child was
dead with gaping wound in the throat,
from which blood flowed protuseIy. tie
took the child laid it on a seat and went for
a doctor While gone, the mother wander
ed out and WAS found an hour later uncon.
scious by fence nearly mile away. She
vas taken 10 a house and medical attend.
ance summoned, but for several hours he
was in delicate state. 1t is supposed that
she cut The child throat and her own while
temporarily insane. The womans name is
Mrs De kof', and she came from Germany.
She was on her way to her husbands home
near Macedon. She is evidently of a high
" respectable German family. She is now
living in o critical condition.
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RANDALL.

lie /, Stli the Ercipicut of Splendid Fayore
Down south.
NASHVILLE, January 3-iIon. Samue! }.
Randall ard PARTY arrived here from Bir-
mincham, in special coach this morning.
The party only remained few minutes
and LETT on a special train ioI Chattanooga.
Col. Co,year auI the daughters Of Sup,
Hughes accompanied the distinguished
Tarty
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lUtl VIII
The least that can be said is that no time
for over year has there appeared to be so
strong q movement for an advance in prices
OF wheat and Hour, backed by the statistical
position Of the products, when supplies Al
home and abroad are considered. Abroad
he only dissenting view is based on the
prospects of favorable harvesting in AUS
Ialia, as India and Russia do not interfere
at present. No , red wheat has advanced
90 on the week 10 SSc and is firmer. From
Chicago WORT comes by wire as follows:
The wheat market is very buoyaut. 1t is
unquestGnabiy LARGELY in the control OF
strong m,n who have gone in for long
c.n1paigu and there is already some strong
outside luyirC. Tho opposition Of the
bears is feeble. Their principal claim is that
tae quantity Of wheat that has left first
hands in the Northwest has been oycresti
mated, and that last week estimates Of the
visible supply were incorrect. Some OF
those WHO are considered good authority 60
20 far as to say that the price will yet BE-
lower than it has been on this crop. In
dian corn is higher and firm at the advance,
The late squeeze is maintained for cash.
No. mixed closing at 81! &c against 81 &c
on December 2G Small stock well in hand
explain it. Provisions are higher, in SYM
pathy with the above Lard closed at 81 10
q gain Of 10 points, ard pork at 81 %,
gaih Of 2jc per barrel.
There were 3GG failures in the Unitei
States during the past week reported to
lradstrcct's as compared with rs in the
preceding week and with 2s2, 2j- and -
rrepcctivclv in the corresponding weeks OF
1884, ls~3 and 1872 About 80 per cent
we're those OF small traders whose capital
vas less than 5000.
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GRAFTON.
An Arrest FOR the Outrage of Wednesday
Night.
Specialize Sunday the Register.

SPecldI 70 HhT!dy the Ergistcr.
GRAFTON, January 3 3-lmmediately fol-
lowing tie fend;sh outrage of last Wednes-
day night, officers began the search for the
perpetrator of the deed. To-day
they arrested Mrs. Beck as
being the guilty party: She has been pa.
radiug about in men's clothing, and certain
remarks she made led to her arrest. Only
a few weeks ago her husband was arrested
for robbing B, 4 0. freight cars and he is
still in prson.
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,nr,cr.h FIRM Embarrassed.

MANCHESTER. January 3 Nessrs. Turner
i Co, calico printers Of this city, have is-
sued a circular to their creditors asking for
an extension Of time to meet their demands.
Tie liabilities OF the firm are placed at
Ss75 Geo. while their assets are CONSIDERED |
favorable for an carly liquidation Of their
f.bls
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Freight Wreck ON the p. IL. II.

Pru'nsrrUN, January 3-About &.i5
o'c,,, + this morning engine No. @aj. draw
ing q tram Of freight on the New York dl-
vision OF tie Pennsylvania railroad, struck
q broken irog near HOlrneSburg Junction.
The engine was thrown from the track and
badly damaged. Ten freight cars were
wrecked and travel was DELAYED Tor severa!
lnuEs
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4 ChiIh porishcs in the FLAMES.

CrrAwA. January 3.-The House occu.
ri,d bv O,ide Loc!erc, a. Hull, was burned
this morning. The occupants in hurry to
escape. deserted three-yrar old child,
which rerisLsd in the Games.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

DoN'T make the mistake 0! doctoTing
liver ard kidneys to cure consumption. II
Won will Law ell other remedies aside and
put vonT trust in Ir. Wis'ars EaISam OF
Wild Cherry, il will sprley benefit YOU. Try
it 20. coughs and colds, and see what an
excellent remedy ii IS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

ArnrRy. n. Y, January :.-The Auburn
ian Printing Association last niaht voted to
discontinue the publication Of the Evening
Aulu1 ian, and the paper is row assumed
hv he News and BuI-'in which became
the News Eglelin-Ar5urnian. The com.
bined papers today printed an edition Of
LII LL a 10, l..
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, Ncw ynrk A.sIpumcut To-day,

NEv YORK, January 3.-George Lisner,
Of last Fourteenth street, made an assign
ment this morniuing with preferences Of
$4,000. The firm is rated at $40 600.
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LI>NgrR, Mr,y., January 3.-CharIes Il.
Gur,bcr. oC the hrn OF Gunther y Co, hard
ware merchants. committed suicide yesie7-
dav rs shooting himseli through the tom2!e.
lie had made an assignment few hears
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General ,Ieyrnnnt Assigns.

IooGooTEg, lNp.. Januaiy Clinton }.
Sharum. general merchant has assigned to
Alexander Sharum and John Huc5nec. Lii
abilities S2O.OGN, assets. SIS O0O.
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PHILADELPHIA, p, January %.-The
wife of Vim. Schmet2, who was sho;
Wednesday by party Of Ne" Year shoot
ers, While looking Out Of her bedroom win
dow. died this morning ~ arrests.
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77zzz
Reducing IL. nnrk MhkPrs.

LAWRENCE. Mass, January The Law.
renee Duck Company, employing 1900
hands announces general reduction OF five
per cent. in wages
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Rishnn MilrN Naan.

SAN FRAXClSco. January S-The CITY Of
Pgkin brings the news that Bishop Wiley,
Of the American Methodist Mission in
China. is dead.
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Al Iut Five

''.,.-. y. H., january Ford &
*. ..u r-oT-icrors Of the largest iron
.... F.. .s5- slrv. ou aoao-a: oE dgll times
'... .e:-,. al. ru, FIVE employees.
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haEs y. H.. January The Norway
I...ls woo,an mill Rochester, y. H.. an
p. ..rt q cut of 10 Per cent Of the regular
dag .a.a~. and Is per cent. on operatives
.r-..,- hy the piece
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ahnt nInnsr ESnrs.. rnckase Found

IHutAx.yolis, Mr.. January the
$&.NoO money package lost by the Ncams
E>preSs Company, on Tuesday night was
found this morning, and Joan y harra- ar
resi,d last night for It's theft, was released
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sc,rrnl Ncwnrk Fnctories Rurne,l.

NEWARK, \. j.. January "a FIRE this
morning destroyed Smith 4 Hedges turnl-
ture factory, psvid Millers cigar factory
and a few small buildings. Loss. $4,000;
mostly insured
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RArrrToFE. Janusry 3.-lrene Newman,
the colored gil sho killed her rival IN love
lrs, summer and who was convicted OF
murder in the second degree, was today
sentenced 20 fifteen years in the Peui'en-
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GroycrSyrE, Mass January The
schooner pecilh With tow has arrirvd from
Fortune Bay, with fall cargo OF $1,000
frozen herring from Newfoundland She is
the earliest arrival on record
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The STRANGE nan

W'.o Was Seen Before the ENPlosion-His
Mysterious Package Which SuCdeuly Dis
appeared in the Tuuuel-Pcrhaps an
American.
LoNuoy, January 3--A passenger on the
ain that left Gower stree; for King Cross
station few minutes before the time Of the
xTlosiou last night, says he saw man, who
wore an ulster with tur collar and soft
wide awake hat, enter the compartment
next thar in which he sat. The man carried
q parcel apparently Of considerable weight
wrapped in cloth Of American manufacture.
Shortly after the train left Cover street the
nan let down the window OF his compart-
mcnt Ni;h q loud slam. He then got out at
Farr.uCdon street and walked away. he
vas then without a parcel The passenger
thought the stranger rad forgotten it and
looked over the partition between the com
partment and discovered the parcel was
gene.
\ steamer Ashore and Adoat Again.
LIVERPOOL January St report reached
here this merning TO the effect that al
american Iine steamer from Liverpool we2t
ashore at Helyick Head, between Queens
,oan and Liverpool \ dispatch just re-
rc:yed from Helvick Head states that the
steamer which went ashore was q New
York and Bristol Sttsmer She w&S gotten
q, # with very little damage, ani proceeded
gu LP- yav
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VOL. %.

~ D,TI.Y REGISTER will be
..,,un, address during the Ses-
80, ,r .a2 legislature for one
- ,.,ariabIy In advance.
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Notwithstanding,

Do You sometimes feel that way? Lassi-
tude? Vertigo? Can't slecp2 Cant en-
ioy a meal? Can't engage in pleasant
conversation? Can't carry on business?
Can't look hopefully on the future? Well
all that means dyspepsia, and general di5or,
der Of the digestive apparatus. Il nov
feel like & new man is what DR.. |. {.
Mclaughlin. o. Wolfavillr. n. C, SAYS,
after using Browns Iron Bitters. You
nav have the same experience, if YOU are
suffering from dyspepsia, liver complaint
or similar Ills