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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-21
VERY SLOW

Are New York Republicans in Maturing
Their Plans-The Convention.
SARATOGA, September 2O.-Delegates to
,h4 State Convention are arriving very
slowly. Tonight there are not more than
$50 ofthem in town. No caucuses will be
held before to morrow night, when 1t is
expected al delegates will be on the
around. Ii is said that never
before in the history Of New York politics
have the Republicans been so slow in mstur-
ing their plsrs; that there is absolutely no
Ground work upon which to form an opinion
as 10 who will be noui lated Among tho g
known to be candidates are James D. War
rem, of Buffalo, late chairman OF the State
Committee; Jas W. Drexel, late OF DrsxsL
Morgan 4 Co; Judge Noah Davis, Ira
Davenport, Vim. h. Seward, Hon. Lew
p Morton and Secretary Of State JOS. =
Car, There are several others who will
NOT possioly receive more than eouphusn
tary votes.
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seataring men as well as by landsmen. How
many hives he saved by his invention! ln
aiter-days that invention was improved, and
one day there was perfect ifeboat, the
Northumberland, ready at Ramsgate. The
ifebost being ready, to test it the crew came
out and leaped on the gunwale on one side
to see if the boat would upset; it was impos-
sible to upset it. Then, amid the huzzas OF
excited thousands, that boat was launched
and it has gone aud come, and picking up
great many of the shipwrecked. But l
have to tell you to night ofs grsnder launch.
ing and from the dry docks Of heaven.
Word came up that world was beating on
the rocks. In the presence of the poten-
tates of heaven the iteboat of the worlds
redemption was launched. 1t showed of the
golden sands amidst angelic hosannas. The
surges of darkness beat against its bow, but
il sailed on, and it comes in sight tonight.
1t comes for you and comes
for me. Soul! soul get into it.
Make one leap for heaven. In 1888 the
Isabella came ashore off Hastings, England.
The air was filed with sounds-the hoarse
ses trumpet, the crash Of the axes and the
believing of the tornado. A boat from the
shore came under the stern of the disabled
vessel There we're women and children on
hoard that vessel. Some of the sailors
Jumped into the small boat, and said, Nov
give US the children" A father who stood
on the deck took his first born and threw
him to the boat. The sailors caught him
safely, and the next, and the next, to the
last Still the sea rocking, the storm howl
ing. Nov" said the sailors, nov the
mother" and she lesped, and was saved
The boat went ashore; but before it got to
he shore the landsmen were so impatient
10 help the suffering people that they wsded
clear down into the surf, with blankets and
garments and promises OF he'p and succor.
| have to
tonight that a great many of the families
here are going to be saved, and saved
altogether. Give us that child for
Christ, that other child, that other. Give
US the mother, give us the father, the whole
family. They must all come in. All heaven
wades in to help you, claim this whole
audience for God There are some OF you
who, thirty years ago, were consecrated 70
Christ by your parents in baptism. Certainly
am not stepping over the right bound
when l claim you for Jesus. Then
here are many here who have
been seeking God for good while,
and am not right in claiming you for
Jesus? Then, there are some here who
have been further away. saw you come
in tonight in clusters-two, three, four
men toyether- aud you drink, and swear,
AMI 20 are bringing up your families with
out an, God to take care of them when yod
are deac And claim you, my brother;
| claim all of you. You will have to come
tonight to the throne Of mercy. Gods
Holy Spirit is striving now with you ire
sistibly. You will have to pray some time;
why not begin now while all the ripe and
purple clusters Of Divine promise bend over
into your cup, rather than postpone your
prayer until your chance rs past and the
night drops, and the sea washes you out,
and forever and forever and forever you be-
come q castavay2
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THIS Indians Most BE squelehed.

DExvSR, September 20.-A Santa Fe
special to The Tribune Republican says:
Gerersl Miles startsd for LeaTenvorth this
morni,g, sfter ssndiDg the following mes
ssge 10 Governor Boss: After getting sll
ir formation obtsirable and consulting with
be district commander, / have pat add.
'ior,l troops in TIE field eqEiPpedi in sucb a
way that they csa 20 wherever miners or
Tuoisns can go, and it viii oe thsir duty 10
buLt the latter in the place where they may
seek shelter. Col Bradley agrees with me
n the belief tlat with the present disposi-
tion of the troops they will give protection
to the settlements and make this territory
uncomfortable for any hostile Indians. Ny
object is to make New Mexico untensbls for
Indians ard restore confidence to its citi
zens
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MURDER WILL OUT.

Lin Reynolds, on His Deathbed, COnfesses
To Murder Committed SIX Years Ago.
MARTlNsvuLE, IND, September 20 In
he fall of 1879 John RstcEf. well.to-do
farmer of this county, went out one morn
ing to feed his hogs. He did uot return
promptly, and his wife set out to hunt him.
She went to the lot where she knew ne
hsd gene, and there found him
dead and partly devoured by the
hogs, and with 8 bullet hole through his
b. sd. That morning q young man by the
name of Lin Reynolds was seen passing
near here squirrel hunting with ride, and
On circumstsutial evidence he was indicted
tor the crime. After long aud tedious
rrial he was acquitted. The people
of the country had almost
forgotten the matter ulul
Io-6ay, when Lin Reynolds, on his death
bed, confessed that he had shot Ratclitf in
The hog pen for psltry sum Of money he
bad in his pocket. In his uttersnces he at
,smpts TO iwpicste some one else. but he is
so near death door that the name cannot
be understood. The confession has created
great excitement.
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MIDDLE60URNE
Tie Fair Financial Success Something
About the Premiums.
SDecidI 10 the Rs0iSter

Tie Fair Financial Success Something
About the Premiums.
SDecidI to the ReoiSter.
MIDabEBoURNE, September l9.-The
Tyler cslnty Fair was held last week. be
ginning with Tuesday and lasting four days
1t was fnancisl success despite the hard
ures. Td,re we're over 81, 200 given out
in premiums, and the receipts amounted to
over 81 OtO. 1t is thought BY number Of
the stockholders that if the number OF
premiums were decreased and the amount
given out in premiums increased, it would
have decided tendency 10 improve the
character Of the exhibition and the Fair
generally.
Tie torse entries were judged by all 10
be good. First premium on thorough bred
and also for draught horses was taken BY
F. A. Csig, of Dillies Bottom, Ohio 1t
was decided that j. p Fisher, of Tyler
county, bad the best horse for general por-
poees. There were many GOOD entries In
this clss, and the competition was particu
larly strong. 1t was no easy matter to de
termine where the premiums belonged. Oh
The races the sweepstakes pacing race was
oy fsr the most exciting Although no
public betting was allowed, yet it was sp
perent from the interest manifested thai
here had been some private agreements
made. Six heats were run, varyiug in tim
from 2: ~ to 300 before the contest was
~ ded. First money Was taken by W. c,
Mooney, oi Woodsfeld, Chic.
Mr.. W. II Staly, OF Mrddlebourns, took
all the red cards on "mugwumPs,' formerly
kI own ss mules He had quite number
o. exhibition, and they looked as though
hey represented all grades Of kicking abil
ity.
Mr.. Geo n. Stockin, Of Sistersulle had
tie best thoroughbred and graded cattle on
e, hibition. NJ. Fred Kassermsn had
Gi exhibit Of Holstein cattle.
Messrs 2. A TWyford, j. II. Pierpoint,
Wm. Baker and Tyler Pros, Of Licking
county, Ohio, Geo. W. LoUg. F. J Swan
A II. NicIess, s. Z SstreH e: al were
r, presented in the sheep display. Over
thirty pens we're occupied and nearly all
we're thoroughbred. TWyfoFd had the larg'
est exhibit and best sheep.
The Floral Hall was highly entertaining
for sll thosa who love to see nice things
Mrs. Battis Pierpoiut excslled in number
of exhibits, Mrs SslIe Hickman and Mrs.
Rosa Stal7 exhibited the most flowers. In
this department especially, the improvement
over any former year was very apparent.
All exhibitors were we'll pleased and ex-
dressed il as their desire to come back next
yesr.
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NswSrG GivsEp.

If yor are suffering with low and depress
ed spirits, loss Of appetite, general debility,
disordssed blood, weak constitution, head
ache, on auy disease o. 9 bilious nature, By
AL means procure bottle Of Electric Bit
ters. You viii be surprised to see the
rapid improvement that will isliow; yoa viii
be inspired With new life; strength and 40
tiyity win return; pain and misery viii
cease, and bsnesiorth yoG wiz rsjoice inths
praise Of Electric Birsra Sod at hfty
cents bottle by Logan Il Co.
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A ksm,rkabis Kscaps.

Mrs. Mary A. DAiisy, st Tankhasscek.
Pa, wa afflicted for six yeass With Asthma
srd Bronchitis, during which tius ths 3D.
physicians couX give no relief Ha H1e
was dsspsired d, until 10 lass Octoser -
procsred bs,tle of D.. Kings ksv Do
eoyery, vhea immediate rslis5 ~ lelt Aee
by continuiss its uss fos shost dine -
was completely curol, eainiss 10 aesh .
lbs. in fes moniha - -,1s1ns.
Price Trial Bottles Of thit ssstain ess1s
all Throat and Lung Diseases q LegAa =
Co.'S drag Store. Large bottles u.
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The OLD Man on Hand Too soon

i C,uc,eo September 2l.-Dsrmer Mayer
1 banSsome girl about 70. and Abraham
N;cbsel decent looking young man OF
about 20, each beng respectively zoe
lSsOob.er and clerk OF Mayer. psre, VINO
-keeps store IN Goshen, came to Chicago to
+,ssfsr last night and found sn asylum WITH
sbs brc.her OF the els(s Te;zs was to
we been a marie, 20 day but the ar
EyaI Of the iady's tsi-er, accompanied oY 3
fonnls of officers, changed their plsnA
siiss Mayer was induced to recOgOlzes the ne
q Nv Of marrying without hOPs OF rSGeiyng z
tSa pSrsntsl blsssiu and young Nienasl
cEss informed that he could take q last faEs- =
lrsIl Of bis swse,hssrt at the depot. de
-ss Al the Union Depot promptly where ?
rote was given him saying father and
ksugb,er had taken the train st twenty
heeond street.
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EnnrI.iNea SaNed.

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup relieved four or
nv children of 9 most alarming attack OF
Whoopirg Cough, from which their throsts
and necks became 30 swollen as TO prevent
them from swallowing. Nothing would
give them even temporary relief, until this
Svrup was tried. One bottle. in one night,
ssyed their lives, verify believe.
Csc. w. EARHART,
Captain of Police, Baltimore, Nd.
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The Mexican Murder.

CITYo~MExco. September 2O.-Congres
has decided that Deputy Omans, who .sbo,
the American Hsrdi, cannot plead immun.
ty from the ordinary Judicial proceedings on
account Of his being a member Of Congress
He will therefore be tried for murder
United States Minister Jackson has been
active in procuring the establishment Of le'
gal proceedings.
The American residents ire desir1us Of
he resppointnent OF Copsnl General roth.
er, it being understood that the new ap-
pointee is to be cent elsewhere.
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Prairie Fires.

Dickinson, OAK. September 2O.-Pfairie
6sss have been raging nll day, Miles Of
country has been burned over causing nu-
mtrous Losses Of grain, hay, and several
buildings II is impossible TO estim ate the
densge, but the amount is several thousand
dollars Fire are suppo'ed 10 have been
started south Of here BY indians.
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c.nS.u, Re..s Pa,,..r,

81. LOUIS September 20.-A single scull
sace on Creye Couer Lake .his afternoon
between Gaudaur and Harry Parker, three
miles with turn, for purse OF slOe
Gsudaur to give Parker fse seconds. wa
won easily by Gsudaur. Time Gsuds1r
2I:l5; Psrke., 2l:50.
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AaImportant Discovery.

The most important Discovery Is that
which brings the most good 70 the greatest
number. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs aud Coda viii pre-
serve the health and save ila ssd u 9
priceless boon to the afflicted. Not only
does il positively cure ConsunsAlon. but
Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis, Assoruq Hoarse-
80. and Al affscfions os 70 New at, Chest
and LungA yield At once t6>ssAkoudsrfni
curative roEers. If you doabt this GET .
rri,l Roi'ls Fsss at Logsa Z Cps Drug
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A Dhureh Riot.

NnwAUEvg. September 2O.--A rev oc.
CURED b.tween differing factions Of the
Thedwigs (Polish) Church Society, to-day,
in which q number we're cut with knives.
Vavnded With stones and clubs and serious
Iy injured other ways. Six participants,
nsm6ers Of church, have been arrested and
ja.ld.
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New Laght ON Khsunatisn.

Il had been completely disabled from
rheumatism. used Parkers Tonic fof
kidney disease, when to ny sstouishment
the rheumatism completely disappeared.
So writes Mr.. Henry Bogert, Of No. 45i
Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N. 7. Rheg'
natism axises from the failure OF the kid
nsys to separate the uric acid from the
kioo5
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HoLongK Kerds.

There is no eaIl 70 use long words IN
speaking Of Parker's Tonic. Ii sells on i,s
pssri,s and cures By is virtnes- No family
can make nisisksby keeping bottis N
he honss For coughs. colds and all troas
Ies az ths b0Eels. Stomach. liyer end nd
refs. 4 Is exsctI5 rbet yoa eAn, fcr 7o1e
II -c.-s "a s-.1 III '1rer -
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Al Ansusp WantsA,

Can any one bring - Q oase Of kidneJ
or Lysr Complaint thas Eisctis bstssu
win not speedily czssf We ~ thsg G.
not, - Thousands q essss already perma
nestly cured and Who ass daily Bscol9en
ing Electric Bitssn, yin Fsvs: AClgd
Dseass, Diabstss, weak Baek, - -
urinary couplaist quickly cessl
purify the blood, regulate fhs bosSk -
act Sirecsly On The dissassd pastA
both equasantsed For als - IF
bottle by Loean 4 Co. -
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An EnterprisinE, RelIabls House.

Logan 4 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
tieles as have web knoEa merit, and are
popular with the people. thereby sustaining
the reputation Of being alEsys enterpEising
and ever reEshle. Having secured the
agency for The celebrated DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consanpsson, viii sell II on =
rasiiire gus-antee Il WI surely curs any
and erei so1t. Langs. a1d
Ckes,. a, Sfknna. Ne ;nFff
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william, B.a.ord rer,ib,, Injured.

EVANSVILLE. September 20.-Wiliiam
Bedford, an old citizen well knovnin racing
circles throughout tho Union, was terribly
Injured To- lay BY . mad bnll and vii: prob
ably die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-21

Stephen eriss, Of welkvills, o.. . besks-
man, fell 7ndtr the cars ca the PiasbusGs
Cleveland and Tolsdo raiIfosd, near Girnrd,
O., and -as jpstactly killed
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Murdered.

At BroOklyn-Rer er 2O.-The Jour
.errors, Brooklyn ceciAl reports the
Brooklyn Is. CinciS farmer, residing
Por,er g. u PechinGaee, last night.
Al Pkiladelphis-son, sscribes the
&. errors. Athletics 4,linsteen. The
Athletics Is, LouisyilIthat nsighbors
Manhsws 8. by H'eksr view Of driv-
Al RsFHlc-BadalsaOoi, aud that
.,-o-s i d.Io 10. Nes6ils resisting.
90 s New Ysrk li;5ed after the
I'D Ketie. siEg the pro-
Al Dublin, Tsnn- ss, ol1''1T1,. 5 r.
inc vas suVsk b esa,n 80 - s
<,fk =, q Fere fi'lfa $50 .s'o
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"GrvE you reason on compolsioeT Wny
Of course will. Ism cured oerheumstsn,
which has kept me enslsved Tor tvsaty
years, BY usiDg Salvation Oil. which 60
me only 25 cents.
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HoEsFoRD's ACID PaosrHATE
Aaa Rerye Food.

Dr., W. Smith, Wellington, o.. ssys
'1n impaired nervous supply have used i
to advantage"
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n.man DiSna,s Death.

Loypos, Sep.smbef 20.-Advicss isa ~
ceived here relative 10 the death Of Osman
Digna say he was killed after csushink -
feat Of bis forse Of 10000 BY the Ksssais
garrison and friendly tribes The lsttw
after the defeat sent ample supplics to KAs-
,aia
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The clouds were breaking away, and there
that blessed star shown down on me, and il
seemed to take right hold Of me; and,
somehow can not tell how it was bat
somehow while was trying to watch that
star, ii seemed to help me, and seemed
to lift me" o. drowning soul, see you not
the shmmer Of between the riffs ct the
storm eloudH Would to that light nigh,
Law hold Of you tonight
aDeath struck i ceased the tide 10 stem,
when suddenly a star arose,
II was the Star Of bethlehem"
o yet castAwaysI God is doing everything
10 save you.
Did you ezsr hear Of
! f!e x,s iiis irventor 81 the iaSas sik'
Delta chief., 1885-06-24
The Benevolent Old Man.
Y oe tbs Companion.


Just as evening was closing in, a
curly headed little boy was standing on
tiptoe on the doorstep OF a house IN
Chelsea, trying to reach the door-bell.
Just then benevolent old man passed
along. He paused. and with kindly
smile. patted the boy on the head. .
My son, that door-bell is n little be-
yond your reach, isn't it?"
"Yeth, thir."
"Ah!" continued the old gentleman,
musingly. at Is 3 fit symbol of the
striving of youth after the unattainable.
How often in this world the thing we
most desire is beyond our graspF And
when after continued Effort we have
secured the object of our ambition.
how often we find that it is not worth
what it has cost, Ny little man, am
taller Than you. Shall ring the bell
for you?"
Iii You wan,h to-" replied the boy.
looking at him out of the corners of his
rogulsh eyes.
With another fatherly smile. the old
gentleman gave the bell-handle n Wig
orous pull. What was his amszement
to see the boy jump from the steps and
slide around the corner with the words:
You'd better hurry now, or they
will be after you!"
The boy had scarcely disappeared,
when an upper window opened and the
sontents of bowl of water descended
on the old man. accompanied with the
words:
Take that for your impudence"
There is one man in Chelsea who
thinks he will not help any more little
boys pull their neighpors' door-bclls-
at least until after he has asked few
questions,
Delta chief., 1885-06-24
C.P. Huntington's Butter.
Financial Journal.

Financial Journal
Coils P. Huntington, the railway
magnate, years ago kept general store
in Sacramento. One day trader
came in from mining camp to buy
stores, and among other things he
wanted butter. Huntington had sew
eral tubs brought from Orange county,
the famous butter producing region OF
New York. The miners had all the
good things money could buy, and the
storekeeper from the mining camp was
bound to take back the best he could
find.
Il want some bang-up-butter." was
the way the storekeePer from the camp
signfied his desire.
well" said Huntington, ''here is
some all the way from New York state
the real genuine Orange county arti-
cle.' Huntington ran the trier down
to the bottom of the tub, and the store
keeper ran his nose along it when it
was pulled out.
..What's the tax on that grease?" he
asked.
. That's So cents pound" replied
Huntington. ..-
"Hain't you got something leetle
better?" asked the storekeeper.
Yes" said Huntington, going to
another tub of the same kind Of butter.
He knew the storekeeper would not be
satisfied il he did not show something
better, and be was equal to the occas.
ion. Here's some for so cents" said
Huntington, as he drew the trier out
and the storekeeper's nose followed i.
from one end TO the other.
Now that's little like it." said the
storekeeper, but" he added with a
wink, "come now. hain't You got some
thing that the flies won't settle on,
that's fur-lined and hair-topped?
There's nothing too good for us, and
we've got the dust TO pay for it. "
Yes" again said Huntington.
".Here's something that we don't often
bring out" The trier went down in
to the third tub of the same lot, and the
storekeeper's nose followed the line OF
butter for the third time.
How much is she assessed atP' ask
ed the storekeeper. as he looked at,
fectionately on the. butter.
"SiXty-tive cents a pound"
You hain't got too much for me,
said the storekeeper.
Delta chief., 1885-06-24
Fixing Tuings.
wAll streclNc,s.

wall street News.
A Boston man who was stopping for
n few days in Wisconsin village was
waited upon by an Individual who ex-
planned that he lived on n farm two or
three miles away, and had favor TO
ask. When told TO state his case he
said:
There's going to be n spelling
school over here about three miles. and
il You will take my gal Mary over there
and bring her back. I'll have the old
woman pray for you for the next fifteen
years.
But don't know Mary
That's all right-she won't kick
but I'm married"
"No one here knows it.
Yes, But you must have some OBJ.
ject in vicw," continued the Bostonian.
"Well. of course | have, Tvs been
bound over to the Circuit Court on
charge of stealing $4,000 from the
county. Last week l had man from
New York out to the farm TO dinner.
Day before yesterday had n chap from
Philadelphia in my church pew. Now
il I can only get a 'Bostonian TO play
sweet on my best looking gal for a
couple of hours. you can't find jury
in this county which will decide that
ever stole ono cent of the county money.
let alone $4,000 grab"
Delta chief., 1885-06-24
Spelling Match.

Can you spell3 Well, yes; almost
everybody can spell. Then spell this,
and make out what it means. If you
can't then pass it on to your next
neighbor:
B-B-E EE.I-LN-N. .O-O.R-K-R-s SIT
Don't say it out loud, but just whisp-
or in your pretty neighbor's ear, that
if she will place these letters in proper
position she will have the worlds great
tonic, which will enrich her impover-
ished blood, put roses on her pale
cheeks and make her strong and hap
py. Go to the nearest drug store with
\ dollar in your hand, and ask for
Browns Iron Bitters.
Delta chief., 1885-06-24

trotting along behind his trap. He got
down to look for it, directing the driver
to go on with the trap. On the moor
he met q shepherd with Colley, and
the man when told of the actors loss
offered to find the terrier. At word
from him the Colley darted of. and
after an absence often minutes return
ed. where is hep" asked the shep-
herd, and" thu dog, lifting one paw,
pointed in the direction Of the road.
'.He has gone after the trap" the
shepherd said, and Irving marvelling
and in truth incredulous, returned to
the road, and coming up with the trap,
found his little favorite awaiting his ar
rival. He bought the Colley for $75,
and presented It to the Baroness
Delta chief., 1885-06-24

A New York man has Just swindlcd
a hotel man out of $4oo. Judging
from the amount we are inclined to
think that he must have staid over
night.
Every woman who suffers from Sick Head
ache, and who dislikes to take bitter doses
should try Cartcr's Little Liver Pills. They are
the easiest OF all medicine to tske. A positive
cure for the above distressing complaint; give
prompt relief in Dyspepsia and indigestion; I;
prevent and cure Constipation and Piles, As
easy TO take as sugar. Only one pin dose.
40 In vial. Price s5 cents. II you try them
you will not be without them.