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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-01
From the Dissecting Room.

Having taken swft's Specific for blood poision
contracted at . medical college at dissection,
say that II gave me 9 speedy and thorough cure
after my parents had spent hundreds Of ddlars for
treatment. Ny srm was swollen 10 twice Its usual
Size, and as nothing helped me vas despsiring OF
ever being cured. But hearing Of he's. i. g., /
bought bottle, little thinking would derive any
beneht from ~. began taking II regularly, and
soon the swellings began TO 20 down and the arm
ceased 70 pain me. continued Its use, and after
taking eight bottles was thoroughly cured.
AUGUSTUS WEsDEL, Newark, NJ
reatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed FREQ
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 3, Atlantis Ga
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-01
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE l.
The GLOBE-REPUBLIC AND THB
REPUBLICAN N STATE CON-
VENTION.
Morning and Evening Editions.

We call the attention of our business
men to the fact that we shall issue both
morning and evening editions Of the
GI.oBE-REpuBLlC on the llth and 18th Of
June, with full reports Of the State Repub-
licsn Convention up to the hour Of issue
We shall PRINT very large number OF
each edition and the papers will be pro-
tusely distributed through all portions Of
the State.
KINNEY, NICHOLS l. co.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-01

The Book Buyer for June Messrs
Charles Scr,bner's Sons have just ready
Of particular interest is Prof. Francis
Browns article on the Revised Version
of the Old Testament" in which he takes
a commonsense view Of the subject, point
ing out in a clear and distinct way the
weaknesses and the value Of the revision
Mr.. K. II. Stoddard's article on Miss Edith
M. Thomas and Mr.. Edmund Gosse is also
very interesting. The Book Buyer is al
ways spicy and readable, and is certainly
worth its subscription price, so cents q
year. Messrs. Scribner, the publishers,
will send sample copy to any one on
application.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-01

The New York side Of Niagara is to be
thrown open as public park July Is, but
the hungry hackmen will be on hand, all
the same, as importunate and impertinent
as ever
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-01

A sound memory Is the basis Of all
the other powers. The memory must
be stored, not with isolated facts, how
ever numerous. for such are useless.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-01
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor,
Judge Of Supreme Court,
Treasurer,
Attorney General,
Member Board Public Works.

The basis Of represeD tatiOn in this Convention Is
one delegate fer every fve hundred vot $, and one
Tor every fraction Of over two hundred and Hfty
votes cast for Hon. James g. Blaine for President
IN 1884.
The several counties will be entitled TO repre-
sentation in said Convention as folows
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-01

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Eystem, Restores appetite. Aids bI6ectiSH
ache or produce Iron ~eSet~ssdo
De. @. a.. RnxLEI. . lssdins phyScaAa os
Springfield, o., says; .
cine nss % u n n my pr.ctios, and fSd IA sctoa
enoe)s Al other forms II iron. In weakness g by
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f6e N y
Genuine has trade ma.h and eroesed red liDss %
wrapper. Take no other. Made only BY
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE ND.
LADrHs HAND BooH-useful and attrActive cen.
tanning list Of prizes for recipes information sbSut
Ralod 70 any Addreel on recept of %. stamp.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-01
MEDICINAL.
I Uphold Fever :!

an sixty-seven Year, old, and have lived In
this (HalD county all my life Up TO twenty eight
yeafs ago Wa regarded a. the strongest nan In
the eneighborhood-the most robust In health. In
November, 1856. had long and serious spsll OF
typhoid fever, II left me emacistsd and cripple
In my right leg. At times that limb vas svolfep
an enormous size, being twice ~ large q Its nat,
ursl condition, and inhamed and angry In appear
snce. From my knee down small sores cane, and
at the ankle large ulcer came, which discharged
poisonous matter. Ny whole systsa becsne In
iected. The doctors would patch me up for while,
but the ulcer would never heal. The mercury and
potash with which they dossd me brosght on
rhsumasi,% and dyspepsia: I was an object oi
ued 70 grow worse, and for three years have not
worn shoe. Hope had almost left me- Svift's
Specific was suggested, and l commencsd It's use
at once: From the very first began TO feel bet.
ter. had taken thirty-sis bottles, and ths shad-
ows which had dsrkened my life for twenty eight
years have all been dissipsfed. Tho effect Of the
medicine has been wonderful indeed. Today am
able TO attend To- all my farming Interests, and
walk from one 70 five miles per day. an satis-
fed that the disease Is entirely broken up, and
hsnceforth am to be free from those terrible sp-
prehensions and suffering which formeIiy iy made
my life miserable. swift's Specific has done more
fos ne In one year than all the drug store msdi-
cine prescribed by physicians did In twenty eight
ye;Is' and most cheerfully bear this tesiimsny
Hall County. Ca, Feb. %, 1885.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-01
NOTICE TO EASTERN ADVERTISERS.

Mr. II. c. SNYDER, % Park Row, New York, Is
the GLoBE-REPuBLIc's special representative, to
whom all Eastern advertising business, must be
referred
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-01
w. A. HANCE.
40 South Market st.

sSro avoid confusion and misI~ading
the publics We will say that HANCE &
old stand, IL WEST MAIN ST., where
you will always lind n Large stock. Inc
Prices and Fair Dealing.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-01
REPUBLICAN,
CONVENTION.

ONO REPUBLICAN Committee Rooms,
COLUMBUS, May 4, 1855. I
The Republican State Convention Of 1885 will be
oeld In the city of Springfield On
Thursday, june II, 1885.
The Delegates Of each Congressional District
vii convene at y o'clock q. IN. for the purpose OF
.hosing one Vice President for the Convention,
tees.
The Convention will be called to order at 10
clock IN for temporary organization, and at
c'cock p. m for permanent organization and the
transaction Of its other business.
Candidates will be nominated for
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
President Egan's Circular to the
irish National League.
Parnsli Credited With the Downfall
of the Liberals.
Money Asked for ParnsII and the
Irish National Party.
lreland's Chance to Gain the Bal
ancs of Power.

LINCOLN, NEB., June 2O.-The following
circular has Just been issued and is being
widely circulated:
[URGENT.l
IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE OF AMERICA,
Executive OFFICE,
LINCOLN, NEB., June l9.
DEAR SIR-In view of the momentous
events Of the last few days, we deem it a duty
to address you for the purpose Of pointing
out the urgency that exists for at once call
ing your branch together and taking steps
to push the collections for the Parlismen-
tary fund. Mr.. Parnell, with his band
of 80 followers, (and not even all
Of those reliable, has succeeded in
defeating and drawing from power the
strongest government that ever ruled in
England, bsnishing from Ireland in disgrace
Earl Spencer and his brutal and loathsome
minions, and causing such an awakening
in public opinion at home and abroad on
the subject of English misrule in Ireland
that the attainment Of self government is
now brought almost within our grasp. The
new ministry in England, representing mi
nority in the House Of Commons, can only
govern on sutferance during the balance OF
the session, and general election in Sep
tember or October is now assured. With
a moderate amount of the sinews of war
at his command, Mr.. Psrnell can secure at
The general election the return of
Eighty Reliable Followers,
and with that number and the balance of
power in the hands of an honest Irish Ma
lional party, the next two or three years
will, we believe, bring forth results which
few Of Us hoped to see accomplished in our
time We are at present in communication
with Mr.. Parnell on the subject of fixing
time for our annual convention and hope
to be able to lay his views before you at an
early date. Meantime we urgently appeal
TO YOU to do all that lies in your power to
push on the organization. and particularly
to aid in raising for the Parliamentary fund
such sum as will enable Mr.. Parnell to
take advantage of the allimpostant oppor-
tunity now 30 near at hand. Relying on
your prompt and vigorous response to this
appeal we remain,
Yours very truly,
PATRICK EGAN, President
CHARLES 0'REILLY, D. D., Treasurer.
ROGER WALSH, Secretary.
Egan's Cablegram.
The following csblegram WAS sent last
night by Patrick Egsn, to be read at the
meeting in Dublin 10 day, held TO celebrate
theresignstion of Earl Spencer, Lord Lieu
teuantof Ireland:
Harrington, NJ p, Dublin:
The American League halls with delight
the drumming out Of the Spencer Bolton
gang. Pluck and perseverance must tri.
umph.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
APPOINTMENTS.

en- POstmasters Named by the President
Yesterday
WAsHlxGroS, June 2O.-The President
day appointed the following named post
tagers:
J. ". McNasters, at Hazlehurst, Miss,
fct J. l. Meade, suspended.
". y Garter, at Yiroqus, Wis, vice Il.
McMichael, suspended.
Thomas r AcDesrman, at Dsnyille, Va,
Zee A. NJ Wheeler, suspended.
jams G. 0skes, at South Bridge, Mass,
ice P Il. Carpenter, suspended.
F ak Z. Lvneh, at Lesyenworth, Kan,
ce John Ne Kee, susEented.
hq K Paige, at Schenectady, n. Z.
Fee A. DeReiuer, commission expired
George W Semoler, a. City Islani n
J., vice Jerome Bell, commission exp red
Samuel T. Bsssst', at Richmond, Mo-,
Fee 5. e. Can rell, resigned.
Postmaster General Villas says that the
,Os,master At Hszelhurst, Miss, was sus-
ended because he had declined to resign
|br reasons affecting the public welfare,
J shich wss not known to the department at
De time Of his appointment. Meade had
|hken part in the affair which resultep IN
De killing Of Wheeler on election day.
The Postmasters at DsnSille, Va, and
iroQua, Wis, were suspended for partisan
ihip; and the Pos,mssters at Leysnworth,
Esns, and South Bridge, Mass, were sus-
feIded because Of the unsatisfactory maa-
Der in which their Offices were conducted.
Revenue Collectors.
WASHINGTON, D. C, June 2O.-The Presl-
lent today appointed the following Collee-
ors Of Internal Revenue: Robert Black, for
be First district of New York; Mathew d..
anderver, Third district Of New Jersey;
Francis s Shields, district Of Louisiana;
'5eorge F. Dawson, Sixth district OF heu,
\ HnCky; Thomas Hsnlon, Seventh district oil
Ddlsns; James W. Newman, Eleventh DIS
: 'rict of Ohio; Christian j. Knecht, SIKH
is,rtct Of Ohio; Adolph Bermin, district ot
Minnesota.
Two West Virginia Banks Extended
WASHINGTON, June 20.-The Comptroller
y the Currency to day extended the coz
POrste existence Of the following for a
period Of 20 years: The National Bank o.
Nest Virginia, at Wheeling, W. Va, and
he Psrksrsburg National Bank, at Park
frsburg National Bank ct Psrkersburg, W.
Rs,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
ACADEMIC HONORs.
Those Receiving Medals mt the Late Mt.
De Chantal commencement.

Those Receiving Medals mt the Late Mt.
DE Chantal Commencement.
Following is q complete list OF young
ladies', pupils OF Mt. De Chantsl, who re-
ceived crowns and gold and silver medals
at the late commencement:
First Class-The First Honors of the
First Class, consisting OF crown and gold
medal, tor uniform excellence Of deport-
meut was conferred upon Miss Mamie
hornton, of this city.
Second Class-1he first honors st the
Second class consisting OF crown and sill
yer medal. fol uniform excellence OF de-
2or'ment, we're conferred upon Miss Grace
Iones of Dillies' Bottom, o., Miss Abbie
Darrab OF st. Clairsville, Miss Cora Emery
pf MilIsboro, Pa. Miss Tillie Reilly OF
Wheeling, Miss Jennie Quinn OF Sandusky,
D., Miss Ionic Smyth OF Waterproof, La,
Mics Iona White of Belton, W. Va, Miss
Bee Clifford of Clarksburg, W. Va, Miss
lizzie Clifford of Clsrksburg, W. Va, and
Miss Mary Tuly, of Parkersburg, W. Va.
The Honors Of the Division OF the Second
Class, consisting of q crown and badge, for
uniform excellence of department, were
conferred upon Miss Jennie Glenn, Of Mer.
Ger, Pa, Miss Mai Forbes, of Elm Grove,
Pa, Miss Anna T. Riley, Of New York City,
Miss Agnes Kane Of Allegheny City, Pa ,
and Miss Julia Doran Of Lock Haven, Pa
Third class-The honors of the Third
class and Division OF the Third class we're
conferred upon Misses Matte McLain OF
Pittsburg, Amelia Rolf of Wheeling Mamie
Mylius Of Buckhannon, W. Va, and Marie
Dent of Washington, D. c.
Junior class-In the Junior circle the
first honor was conferred upon Miss Eliza
Stockett, of Moundsville.
Miss Olga Freudenberg, Of Pittsburg and
Gertie Cunningham, of Bellaire, were hon.
orably mentioned for department and OBJ
servance of the rules.
Culinary Departmental the culinary
department gold medal was awarded to
Miss Anna T. Riley OF New York City.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
WILL SIGN At BAY VIEW,
And the Iron Workers Will Waive the o
Rail Clause.

And tho Iron Workers VIII Waive the Old
Rail Clause.
MILWAUKEE, June 20.-A committee OF
representative rolling mill men, composed
of George Carney, Thomas Waddell, Hugh
Hodge, Patrick Shannahan, c. Z. Wood,
Frederick DeLosh, John Davis, Edwin Hsr-
ris, P. Mccormick, ]. NJ. Moran and John
Pollock, met Superintendent W. B. Parkes,
OF the North Chicago Rolling Mills yester.
day, and discussed the situation as to scale
Of wages for the ensuing year. The confer
ence was harmonious and lasted nearly two
hours. 1t is understood from reliable au-
thority that the meeting was called to ascer.
tain the changes, if any, in the scale q, orig.
inslly presented. As the representatives Of
the Amslgsmsted Association had not re-
ceived the latest advices the meeting was
adjourned until they could be presented.
Enough was developed, however, to assure
the fact the scale will probably be signed
very soon, with the exception Of the old rail
clause, which provides that old rails shall
be paid for. This section will in all proba-
biity be waived by the Amalgamated Asso-
citation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
interesting News to POstmastsrs
and Other 0fiicshOlders.
TThs Fiscal Years Collections Of In
tsrnal Revenue.
Second Annual Adjustment Of Post
masters Salaries.
appointments Made Yesterday by
the President.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-The collection
b internal revenue during the first eleven
ponths of the fiscal year ending June 3,
aSe5, as compared with collections during
De same period Of last year were: From
: spirits ,$63,O67, OLA; decrease, S7,456, ,SO9;
srom tobaeeO. 81, 1907. .O52; increase, $jS,'
. 50; from iermeuted liquors, Sl6,273,4
crease, So, 6SS; from banks, bankers, ETC.,
k25 .OUO; increase, $4,000; from miscells-
heous, 1924, liz; decrease, 1926, 1922; sggre-
katersceipts, SlOs,SS7, l64, being a decrease
y $o6O.4lS Total receipts for May, 1885,
ere 81, ,5s2529 less than during the same
} O1,h of 1884.
POstOfice Inspectors.
Examinations of applicants for positions
,s posrOfice inspectors was concluded yes
trday. NiDety-two applicants were ex-
sminsd Several days will be required to
iecide the sfsRding of the candidates.
Presidential Postoffic ss and Salaries.
! The annual adjustment Of salaries OF
Pr, sdenrisl pOstmssters has been prepared
hi submitted TO the Postmaster General.
4 shows The total number of Presidential
lfiles on July lst will be 2,23l, decrease
4 - 200 compared with the number of
kch c.lces az the beginning Of the present
i cal YEAR During the year twelve offices
J cane Presidential, and on July lst, ia
4 hes sill BE- reduced to the fourth class.
ToOlssning Not Gambling.
A decision was rendered BY Judge Smell
1 DAY. that peOlselliDg and bookmsking on
/, g. races Is not gambling within the
\ ,aripg If the laws of the District of Co
uria.
4 Adjustment of Salaries.
i TIE second annual adjustment of post
as.trs salaries under the act OF March 3,
r. {. and rhe FIRST on the basis Of the two
nj rate postage for four quarters, has
j IN completed. The first adjustment was
1 sde 10 take effect October l, 1884.
simultaneously with the reduction of
ae postage and the first an
tual adjustment on July l, 1884
las on a basis OF the gross receipts Of the
HeDFEllFF OLnGE6s cAA H4NdAho - N1S S-ASS
tent rate and six months at the two cent
be. Under the terms OF the law now in
krca. adjustments are to be annually in
tesi of semi annually as heretofore, Under
BE- adjustment Just completed, the salaries
D the postmssters at the larger cities, based
j the gross receipts, viii be as follows:
IN Francis.o. $4,000; Chicago, $4,000;
DIAL OH, $500; DesMoines, 50 S0);
lev Orleans, SIS 100; Baltimore, $1,000;
Cs'ou, $4,000; Detroit, S3,7OO; St Louis;
j 900; Buffalo. S3,SOO; Rochester, n. T.,
d 900, Cleveland, $3,7OO; Columbus,
( bio, 50 400; Philadelphia, $4,000;
nilwaukee, S36OO. All no change. Gin
fpnari. s. 600 decaease Of $1,000. Gin
DDari is the only Office showing any con-
&derable change, and the reduction OF
i 900 in salary at this Office was caused by
slight falling of of receipts, and this re-
uced the salary from $4,000 to $4,000.
be aggregate annual salaries Of all Presi-
ential Posrmasters Tor the next fiscal year
Sl627, 800.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21

the head with stone the other night and
the man of brass buttons is laid up. Nc
Ginnis is in hoe.
Tom Woods, an old Steubenville boy,
now full laedged lawyer of Cincinnati, is
in town visiting his mother.
Prof Andrew who delivered the ad.
dress to the High School graduates, was
formerly Superintendent of the Public
Schools in this city.
Miss Cora Coulter, one Of the graduates,
was the recipient Of beautiful gold watch
from her father, Colonel I. B Coulter.
Miss hattie Burke and Misa Josie Pesrce,
of the same class, also received like presents,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
A NEWSPAPER WAR.
The.ParkerSburE Journal Sues the senti.
mel for 5000.

hoA kor So,OOu. 4
Speeial % Ae SsSsav Register.
PGRKERsBURG, June 20.-A B. White and
S. B. White, proprietors of the Daily State
Journal, 6led to-day in the Wood county
Circuit CAurt, preliminary papers in Eve
thousand dollar dsmsge suit against the
Sentinel Publishing Company, proprietOrs
of the Parkersburg Sentinel For some
time past the Sentinel and Journal have
been sparring over the alleged financial em-
bsrrassment of the latter. This evenings
issue OF the Sentinel contained the following
squib, evidently in reply to the Journal Of late
date: The Journal remarks that We, the
Sentinel, are worried over its financial
standing. Not At ell. 1t is the Journals
creditors who are worried" This was the
traditional straw, and suit was instituted as
noted. The Journal claim ther credit is A
No. l, ard proposes to maintain it so. The
following eminent gentlemen are incor-
porators and stockholders Of the Sentinel:
w. W. Jackson, j. NJ Jackson, Jr, r. E.
Horner, C. S. Despard, G. w. Thompson,
W. N. Chancellor. Plaintiffs counsel are
Cole and Miller. The defense viii probably
be represented by Ex-Governor jackson and
others
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
X. OF p. PICNIC.

Pleasant Day Spent on the New Fair
Grounds.
judging from the hunor Of Old Probs,
Yesterday murniug, it looked as thoug a he
intended furnishing good day for the picnic
of Baltimore Lodge No. 6, K. Of P, and
the turnout in the parade yesterday, while
not being rs large as was expected, was
nevertheless creditsble, and the only reason
of il not being larger was due to the fact
that the visiting lodges could not get here,
In the afternoon 9 good sized crowd col
leeted on the new Fair Grounds and n
dulged in the sports afforded. Kramer s
elegant orchestra made the music for
dancing, and those whose tendencies turned
that way certainly enjoyed themselves.
In the trotting race there were two entries,
sndit wss won in two straight heats by Frank
Stamm's horse, driven BY George Stamm.
There were three entries in the pacing
race, which was won easily BY Ed Holiday
fine PAGER, driven by George Butler of the
Eighth ward hose company.
About four o'clock the weather changed
and heavy rain storm begsn which com
PEELED everybody to seek shelter in the
main building, where dancing Was resumed
and, taking the disadvantages into consid
Grafton. the day was very pleasantly spent
BY those who attended.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
OFFICIALS RloTINe IN COURT.
Novel Court Scene In which Judge, Law
yers and Jury Fight.

\ Novel Court Scene In which Judge, Law
yeTs and Jury Fight.
FORr WORTH, TEX, June 20.-A fight oc-
|urred in the District Court room last night
|hieh came near resulting fatally. The
ial Of young Stephens, charged with th7
f1rder Of Dr. Wallace. at Mansfield, this
|Ounty, had Just opened. Henry Furman,
fadiDg counsel for defense, and County At
frney RoWlin came to blows. Both men
fere undoubtedly armed. Judge Beckmsn
fsPed from the bsnrh, and IS he did so
5aEyer Wesre, who is associated with Bo"-
p In the prosecution, struck the Judge q
were blow under the ear. The Judge, De
e powerful man, instantly recovered and
eked Wesre down. The Judge the com
la5Gtd The jury to quell the riot. Furmsn
o Bowin we're fined $50 each for con,
Z npt ard the court adjourned. II is fesred
rad blood engendsred viii result IN q
io'e tragedy, as both attorneys are mel
SfqUestioned bravery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
BETHANY.
Resignation Of Members Of the Faculty of
Bethany Departure of Visitors-OPera
House Band.

Resignation Of Members Of the Faculty Of
Bethany Departure of visitors--oPera
House Band.
Special 10 the Sunday Register.
BETHANY, ". Va, June 20.-Professor
B. C. Hagerman, of the chair Of Greek and
higher English, and Professor A. T. Er6, OF
the chair Of mathematics, astronomy aud
civil engineering of Bethany College, have
resigned. Professor Woolery, the newly
elected Chairman of the Faculty, is en-
powered BY the Trustees to gil all vacan.
cies. Since Professor ]. F. EastSood, OF
the chair of natural sciences, and
Miss E. E. Wilmer, Principal Of the
Academic Department also leave, there
viii be four vacancies to ell Prof East
wood has been connected With the schoo
for twelve years He goes 70 take specia
course of study at Ann Arbor. The places
of such instructors will be hard to ell. They
will leave many warm friends in Bsthany.
Nearly all those visiting Bethany during
commencement have returned to their
homes.
Commencement was q success in every
respect The performances were good, the
attendance was large and the music Was
first class The Wheeling Opera House
Band cannot be beat
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
thousands say 50.

Mr.. T. W. Atkins, Girsrd. Kan, writes;
ct nsvar hesitate to recommend your Elec-
,,;c Bitters to my customers, they give en-
re - sarisfsctiou and are rapid sellers Eiec-
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known and viii positively cure kidney snd
liver complaints, purify the blood and rega-
is,s the bowels No family can afford to
~ v;thout them. They will save hundreds
oS SoIIxrs in doctors bills every year. Sold
-. ffty cents 8 bottle BY Logan Il Co.