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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-17
How a United States senator
was Caught.

A Washington correspondent
furnishes the following; U. S.
Senator Groome, Of Maryland, saws
thai he would have been bachelor
yet If il had not have been for 4
reporters lie,a He pays that
while hc was a candidate for Gov.
ornor il was urged against him
that he was bachelor. AtCum6.
erland an old man, also a bachelor,
told him that he ought to easham.
cd ofhimself for not being married,
''Isaid in jest to the old man
remarked the Maryland Senator,
gthatI would thim q hat that /
could find a lady within three
years who would marry me, and
that was more Than he could as
The nexEday ! was surprised 10
lind a statement in the paper that
| had been engaged to bo married
for three years, and naming the
lady, whom knew we'll. The fol.
lowing day incidentally met her
one We had a laugh about H. But
| afterward married her aad that
contoundod reporter had the salts.
faction of knowing that ho hud
told a lie that turned out 10 be true.
In a fact, ifit had not been for that
reporter l would have been a crusty
old bachelor yet, for which I feel
obliged to the whole fraternity"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-17

Thirteen thousand iron.workOrs
quit work in Pittsburgh on the lst
inst, the FIRST strike the Amalga.
mated Association has inaugdraIed
since 1882, Eight firms have al
ready signed the scale and it is be
liovcd almost all the firms in the
district will sign,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-17

"You ur0 getting to be a regular
to per--a perfect soi, sir" said an
irate business man of Anstin to one
Of bis clerks, "don't you suppose
that | can SEQ that you have been
drinking again2"
"oi course suppose so,n answered
the emplnyej "yon ulwayssco when
| am drinking, but the deuce Of it
is, you never SEQ when | am dry"
New York Sla!e-hes 1900 no.
!Ols.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-17
No More Quail on Toast.

Bring nc a quail on tOast, wal.
ter
Sorry sir, but we're all out Of
quill"
"whalGo
"Yes, sir, very aorry, Sir."
"That's strange"
"Yes, sit; bat since ,he~ar was
made on English sparrows, quail
have been 'orY scarce, SIT"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

nY yRrUR OF A DIED o. TRu5r IKE
Is euted b. esrah G. Deprmo nd Jeshh Do
s. =: q e., z !. ny g. as 60. a
Ohio county IN Deed a Trust BOOK Ne. 70, % paes
SIS, the underasnsd tsstes. Win. on SIS
saturday, the 3Tth day 81 Jsss, issS,
at 10 O'Clock 4 n, NJ the fruat door Of the Ccurt
House OF CHE county, all st public auction % the
highest and best baaaer the toiioying valuable re
estate which b bounded and deaGioed . foiiouss %
Ittlew heeline Greek In Ohio county, West Virginia.
and bounded IS fsllows: BsgtnliDg at IN I'm cor.
ner to HiQs', thence 2. W SL8 pole. a!ong
ri line n near Ssj,s Walnut; ience With frss
line n az y. 2&75 poles 10 Q stone; thence o 81
w. "a IS pol.s TO the old eogv6od ccroer; thence 3
6s' $3.50 poles along Hisgs line 70 the place oil
Sssns he sasss pTspsssy eOs.sysd 70 Joseph Nc.
Ninch by Clarissa FhtliiFs widow Of John fhilps.
., deed dated March aId is1e, asd recorded In the
COUNTS in deed book No 6s, pssc 10; also that
other Tract Of Land adjoining the one one herein-
after described along lands Of irrrei and hiegs,
which is hOsnded IS ioi osS: Beginning at white
oak corner TO 1errel Whence along Terrel's line p
40 q s. pales T. middle OF pixons run; thence up
ssid iUa and along line Of Hisys's lso ". II poles
o stsse; thence n az ". as rolcs - stake;
hence n. So v. II poles 70 stake; thence
n. "A e. poles to stake; taenee leav-
NJ run n. So {. II poles 10 the pla.e
Begin ing. G n'ainrR one 81 acre, more or less,
Einch by Alexander HI ~ BY deed dated April lst
lssC and recorded ia deed book -, page 101, and
be same property conveyed 20 Sarah {. Deysrmo
by W. W. Porter and vic By dsei dated Fe6 usry
I6th 1854, and rscarded in deed baok No -. page
5O also certain piece ~ parcel OF lsud lying In
| Iftfrty township nov chirictl. In Ohio county.
| West Virginia, and being portion q the farm of
Charles 5. Terrell bounded and descrbed follows:
| feginnirg at q stump on the bank OF pixonf rur
thence n. @sbs ". - poles 10 a stump: thence y.
90 W. 20 poles and 70 links to white walnut out Of
| root on the bsnt Of said run thoEcc S. g. 10
| poles 10 4 stone; thence D 81 8 poles aud IL
links to sugar tree; thence 26SS' O. 10 the place
| OF beginning, containing three tS aereS one rood
and two poles ltss, being the ame property
| conveyed 10 the said Sarah Z, prsarmo by Charles
: Terrell and vile BY deed dated May -. 1873, and
recorded in deed book No, 60. pages $Si and ass.
| lERNS or sALH-0ne-hslf 81 the purchase money
| In cash and the remaining halt 10 he paid In one
year IRON day OF sale. The deferred instauient Is
10 lear interest at the rate OF 81, per cent per an
num- and the title Is 10 be retained until the whole
| Of the purchase money shall have been paid Tho
title IL b lieved to be good hut selling trustee
shall convey such title Is vested IN me by said
| deed Of trust JOHN .. PkHDLEOS,
| Trustee.
| J. CHAMBERS HERvEY, Auctioneer. my2d
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
MARTINS FERRY.

Miss Ina Cooper, who had her arm dislo-
Gated about a.month ago, had a successful
operation performed in the injured number
yesterday by Drs. Blackford and Garrison.
The Banks will be closed on Saturday, 1t
being National holiday.
Mrs. Buckingham is lying dangerously i'll
at her home on Third street.
The Knights OF Pythias will assemble at
their ball on Saturday morning, at eight
o'clock, to take part in the memorial serV'
ices. All transient members OF the order
are requested to be present.
The Mite Society met at the NJ. E. church
yesterday afternoon.
And still they come. Tie Huskins is the
happy father of a fine girl baby.
Sloan & Son have opened carpenter
shop at their home in the Garden Spot.
Miss Fannie Van Pelt has returned to ST.
Clairsville after brief visit at home.
W. H Coss will be home from the meet
ing of the grand lodge X. of P, at Spring
field, on Saturday.
A. B. Walton, of Buffalo, is at the Han
over Hotel.
There are quite number of men here at
work on the switch of the Ohio Valley Rail-
roed.
Gussie Stritt gave very nice exhibition
at he Excelsior rink on Wednesday night.
Master Stritt does his acrobatic perform
ances very well, and deserved larger au'
dience than the one which greeted his ap-
pearance. This rink closes on Saturday
for the season.
Miss Mary Thompson, of New Concord,
O, is visiting Mrs. j. NJ. Paul.
Bobby Blackford, is again able to be out
after severe spell Of typhoid fever.
At the commencement exercises this even
ing lack of room makes it necessary not to
allow any children under twelve yeaNs old
to be present.
Mrs. Amelia Wallace is back from visit
in Michigan.
The carpenters will hold q meeting in the
Town Hall Saturday night in the interest OF
On organization.
Mrs. VIM. Woodruff is back from visit
TO her daughter, Mrs. Anna Bew, Of Green
castle, Ind.
DR.. Knot, of Kent, O., was in iowa yes
terdsy calling on friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
BRIDGEPORT,

Robert Stuart and James Smith, of Fair
point were in town yesterday.
J. C. Dent is spending a few days IN
Warrington, W. Va.
Miss Mary Thompson, Of New Concord,
O., is in town among friends.
A number of Bridgeport boys went over
to the Alhambra to witness the race be-
tween Do5bins, of Martins Ferry, and
Burkett, of Wheeling.
Will Scott has purchased fine sx-year-
old horse.
The "Nimrods" are back and pronounce
game exceedingly scarce.
VIM. Thornburg, of the c., L. & W., was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. John Paul, manager Of the Tippeca-
noe stone works, was in town yesterday.
A wandering photographer took picture
of the Heinlein block yesterday.
There will be an entertainment given In
the Holloway block tonight and tomorrow
night for the benefit of the Third NJ. E.
church. The exercises will consist OF read
ings, declarations, essays and music
Mrs. J. NJ. Paul of Martins Ferry is in
town visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Craig.
Mr.. John COPYRIGHT Of Fairpoint, was in
town Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29

mill; stationary fund, 2-2o mill; contingent
fund, 1920 mill. Total, mills.
John Long, David Rankin, Charles
Rankin, Jesse Bigelow, Henry Maule and
Ruhe Golf all left for different parts Of the
West on visits last night.
The Globes returned from Washington
after the fashion of their coming from
Marietta, that is, somewhat out of humor.
The college chaps were prepared to down
them fit could be done. They chose an
umpire whom they claimed was stranger,
but who in reality was paid hand and
ruled in their favor Our boys were on top
in point of runs but hadn't been to school
long enough to keep the wool from being
pulled over their eyes. A college graduate
is no good unless he is apt in all matters
especially such as relate to the sporting pro
fession. At the hotel out there the
Stranger umpire gathered the chaps OF
the village about him and when the Assem-
blage had Quoted, wrote for the benefit OF
the crowd the following decision: Score 9
to in favor of us.
The miners OF the Belmont Coal Works
concluded to return to work yesterday for
2 cents, and about twenty-five diggers were
set to work The coal miners at the B i
o, with one or two exceptions, have moth
ing to do.
A bon FIRE on the public square was
quickly put out by hand grenade yester-
day as an experiment.
Aerial and Echo clubs danced in Nickel.
| vey's Hall last evening.
The fox hunt at the Niagara rink last
night was well attended.
The Elysian colored brass band is q new
organization forming. A benefit will be
given in Elysian rink on Tuesday evening
! All are invited.
"Betz" Collins is home from Canada
smiling on his old friends and stirring up
the boys in the base ball business.
And now it is SAID that John NJ. Eberle
did not commit suicide.
The Ohio Valley Boycotter got out yester-
day; 10000 have been issued.
Arthur McClain will lay number Of
| fsgstone pavements on Gravel Hill.
J. c. Field is in the city from Florida.
TIE bottle works has lost another good
blower by the leaving of JOS Wickline.
Bellaire lost the Republican county con-
vention which she was counting on. Prob.
ably the St. Clairsville boys were afraid Of
Mr.. Darrah for County Treasurer.
The Township Trustees met yesterday
afternoon.
The steel workers will receive benefits
from their brethren in the Association who
are working.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
BELLAIRE.

Bellsrre's pride in the roller rink hne.
lid Shuttleworth, is q great worry to the
local man on the GAINESVILLE Enterprise.
Yesterday he devoted half column telling
how lid beat Alberts, and how naughty and
sgrsvating our people were when attending
a race on skates. He says something about
il being a shame not to have run the last
heat over on Saturday evening after our
boy was fouled by Alberts. They have
it in their modest heads out
there that It'd was wanting
to be fouled. Nothing could be more alb
surd. The little champion is not deceptive
in ANYTHING he undertakes. He goes into
race on skates for all there is in it, and If he
ge;s left it is all right with him. The boys
from GAINESVILLE have g great deal to say
sbout the last heat The train was late IN
reaching this city, and what the straw
berry CITY" folks saw was nothing to base
conclusion on. The contestants were hav-
ing a struggle for supremacy when the
foul occurred in the second round.
After the fourth round our boy has
no trouble with Alberts, as the latter IS
short winded. If the visitors had seen the
second heat they would be more csol about
matters, In that race lid got the lead AMI
maintained it, and after the seventh lap the
efforts of Alberts to gain on him wsre fruit,
less and the GAINESVILLE boy finished yerS
near a lap in The rear. That was the time to
compare the mettle of the skaters. One
thing about lid is that he sometimes fails
TO maintain bis equilibrium. Hardly 3
race has be skated but what he found
that he had to pick himself up, They have
induced him to run at GAINESVILLE IN little
mix where it is difficult to turn the corners,
On Monday evening, under the promise that
e ATberts beats him another race will be
advertised for the Alhambra rink. The
last scheme Of the Bsrnssvillisns IS good
one bat the boys who are backing Bellslre
can rest assured that if our boy - beaten
there viii be no more races between these
two parties, IS Alberts knows well that leo
can down him in o large rink.
The School Board has made the follow
inc levies: Tuition fand, 3 $40 mills
snscial lew for new buildings l mill; sink
mo fund, 1870 mill; repair fund. $50 mill
isnitor fund, 1920 mill; fuel fand, 4-zO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
Commissioners Notice.

Tn THE CIRCUIT COURT or OHIO COUNTY
cnrI, r Hrgsn' adminiStrater 0, the sstse Of wni-
lam Fear, deceased,
s.r,h Pesy. Rachel Fey, eusannah Astew ss1
william 1,lss hs so'y ~, ~, ~ i ss
F.sy. bis vile, kath BssGy, VAR Jams Davis.
iii ia, Ds,is her husband, Nay u. tntbss-
land. WriIsm D. tuihtriznd, D. ". Thofnbsf<h,
and % ". Thornbargh and .. Il kimains, Dsst.
,e,. aogpz bu,inss usdsr the firm nams oi
ThornbgfEh Kinnips.
~ cuAycnsT.
y, Urine a. m order Of res.ssoes entered ir the
above ept.tlrd osase ths 5sth DAY o. April, 1885,
n 4 reierred 70 the UndersiErsi Csauis,iossf Ia
Chsuoery Of said Court,
Fist-To take, STATE and .stsie the sceea1n e
Curtis p. Brown, sdnia istr1tof o. the estate 81
sInors. TS 'ssssrisin SD repst ssst dsbt She
.s.d william Fesy osed NJ n. essth: psiss tse
rsus Ct each errdftoS, the suns dus, and IRON hss
Thirf-W bal rssl estate ire aid william Fey
died ssiz.d Of. Is pfousbis 'sius. and vse are hs
6f ronr,s-in, o,ser n.tiss ssse.d 1.r!est y
he Conmh hoses, o. rsquifsd 70 b ststsa ~ ny
rerson interested
- az N. i,.iSeot Sess.dsss, Ruth BeniIy, hssy
q. rutberissl asf william D. seth rfsed.
HosSes Q heIsby gives 80. tks an3srAesss -
la On Jbarsday, ths $50 Day OF Ssnss
iss5, oopnesdsg st Dre Seoeg 800 ~.
time. md bis g6os, No IL tnepnns vs.-t,,s -
g. e.. y yniS = si pssss.t e sss..ls sst
,ec1rt he se,sr ssssss 10 NJ said srdsfo' 's-s
s'':s ~ - I'D =; sSs a. Z s.Sit; =.
Ko. Ran. sssals r. Osasi'aaa'I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29

Bill BYE.
Alcr. z. Street, IN Teras SVIilgs.
Bill Nye was here in New York last week,
and took me by the hand and wanted to
lead me into q saloon, but / refused to 60
He is q tall, angular sort Of man, who
looks like q granger. He has smooth
face, with the exception of base ball
moustsche. The top OF his head, where
some of his hair used to be, is also smooth
and somewhat shiny, but it is not as bright
as his intellect. How such q solemn look.
ing man can write such an unceasing how
OF iun is a mystery even TO himself.
asked him for sn explanation, but he could
not give me any. The cast OF his counte-
nance suggests that he might De preacher,
but nevertheless ne does write. He writes
some Of his best articles going the rounds
When quite young William was an in
FAINT. He showed great psrtiaGty to pref
zels, but he has wesned himself gradually
of the pretzels, being now satisfied with the
beer.
Later in life he became schoolboy and
was noted for the pensiveness which has
since become chronic with him. No cherry
tree within FIVE miles Of his fathers resi-
dence was safe from the inroods of his little
Ratchet, and many and many a quiet talk
did he have with his father on the subject.
On such occasions old Mr.. Nye would say:
Come to my arms, my darling boy. I'd
rather warm you up for cutting cherry trees
than to sit down to fried oysters and
champagne" And placing William over
his knee, the truth loving parent would
keep on talking to William about the sinful
ness of lying, at the same time welding q
board with the regularity and force of q
stesm-wielded mush paddle.
William grew up to be one of the most
promising young men in the settlement,
and st last undertook to studylaw. He be-
came such an an expert lawyer that he was
always appointed by the court to defend
pauper criminals, and most of his clients
are alive today and doing well in the va
rious Denitentisries of the States IN which
lie pracGced his profession.
Last year William got mixed up with a
western cyclone and had his leg broken,
which goes to show how feeble thing the
power OF the press is when it is brough! in
to collision With the forces of nature
could hardly believe that the cyclone really
intended to break Nye's leg, but that it was
q case of mistaken identity. In fact, |
didn't believe the story at all. Nye wanted
to show me his leg, aud also took me to the
place where the cyclone occurred, but |
wanted him to show me the cyclone itself,
and he acknowledged he didn't have it with
him,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
University Of PENNSYLVANIA.

l. DKraH1rE.r oV ASf', four yoan ela-ins.
couIfs. Drgree A. u.
II. TowsS s,Ix.TfEr 5-Hooi, Eve rear oour,.s
ID ta) hepl,ty, lbl Geology and mining, icl dvii
Engineering, ~ DynsmioL ~ sinosrinE, 10 Aren't.
arc, ies9ing 70 y =, AID 70 ,eshnla,l dsyr.-s,
{. c. practical ChemptI, N. Z, 4. ". NJ, lTehI.
CT
Ill WHEATON, scHOoL ~ FJsAEcE AND Coos.
osY CORES 10 Constitptisnsi 40 and Public Al.
nini,tratiOn, Political Economy, Asscantils Law
AID Practice. Finance, Banhiny, Rsiiroasins. ~.
Nv. CoUEsx ~ PInIoaormr. ioGryssn EasIisA,
Aln, French, German, Msnts' and Sorsl Phi0so-
ply, Hfthenatios, General bcienos, sstsnded In
.trortion In Biology with laboratory work. DspS
Pin, n.
Liberal elections In and between thsss oearsa u
c0se o! tBspi Year.
V. CoUFsy Is AusIc. Twoyean' graded oosns.
III MEDICAL Brssst- Thrssysy rrsdsd ceur-A
With optional fourth yesT. Dsyfss n. d.
VII. DEsTALBcgooL- TuoJesn graded osarsa.
Degree u. ID. b.
Sd corr. similar 70 E-'''s'" ~ DsgIaL
calp,c.l and lsbos1my EsvlsEs,s : prsaip..s
feature In these thrss schools
TX. Law scHoot- Two yesn cogns. fsSiona
admits 70 Penrsyivsnis Ear Degree LII n
X. BIOLOGICAL SCH0oL Iue ysss coons. VIII
szt4pssd laboratory work CerifSeats adaits -
Medical School Without siar1;nztlon. sp>ad
XII. Dyrlrrszsr OF PJuIosoSgr. TveyeaV
po.t graduate coarss In nnnsreus subjects lssdinG
10 dssrre m. D..
In making k ,ssv.s f. - sGs ss.'..s-:s
University Of PsnnyI'snts, wst PhiisSslpAia, %.
mYffeSdeAfyb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
SCROFULA.
Yanasrn,It,, Money Couldn't Buy It

The Acworth News and Farmer OF this week says.
Mrs. Eizahsth Rsker, living within three miles OF
Acvorth remarked that Eanderbilt's fortune could
40, buy from her what six bottles OF Swtts Specific
has done for her Her statement Is a. iOllOWA: Fer
tbirty-s1e wears have suffered almost death nom
that horrible disease, sCrOtua. For years WAS I'M
able 10 do anything In keeping up my domestic
Affairs I at October was induced to try Swift
speci6c, and used two bottles and was 30 much ben
efted BY a. that purchased four more nom MessrS
Sorthcut i johnson, which has almost entirely re-
Ieyed me. feel like new person, and can do al
INV own housewOrk. Before l took the ). s. 5. my
no was q burden, as my entire person was covered
with sores and In this miserable condition did not
care 70 live. hsd tried every known remedy, and
sly case was generally regarded Is incuTable. had
teen treated by the best physicians to no avail.
most heartily recommend SwuTB Specific to the
afflicted.
,vorth ssy: We Know Mrs. Elizabeth Baker person.
,IIy: We are familiar with her case. She Is highly
a.tnr,nal a this CgmnUntty,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
ORIGIN OF FAMILIAR PROVERBS.
Now Several wen.known Sayings Origi-
nated-Facts.

Truth is stranger than fiction" was in
vented by an editor as a headline TO
twenty. line lie so monstrously extravagant
that he knew no one would believe ten
words of it. The original use of this
proyerb is continued unto this day. When
ever sou see that line in newspaper don't
believe a word you read under it.
I'll make spoon or spoi! horn, was
the thought Of man who never made a
spoon in all his lite, and who knew perfect
" well that be couldnt make one, and only
took q mean mans malicious delight in
spelling horn. P. S.-For man who
likes TO take his horn straight the intro1uc-
tioR Of spoon always spOlls it.
A wink is as good as a nod to bind
horse" was said BY a man with a stiff neck
who wanted to nod but couldn't. Although
why any sane man should wish either to
wink or ned at a blind horse no msG can
tell.
"a little more sleep aud little more
slumber," commonly attributed to the slug
gard, was stolen by him from the night
Waterman who invented it in his dreams.
Fast bind, fast find" was remarked BY
o police Justice when he bound the tough
over to keep the peace and fined him
$l5.85.
Ais well that ends swell, was said BY
q murderer who killed dude. The name
of the murderer is suppressed lest he should
be oyerrun with more orders than he could
FIJI, and thus be compelled to hire CLERK,
who would eventually run off with all the
money.
ANS fair in love and war" was the in
spired thought of railroad conductor.
One swallow does not make a summer
was the brilliant remark of q man who was
irving to see how many swallows do make
summre. Nots Bene-if the thermometer
got half so high as the experimental did, the
dog days came right along on the heels Of
Christmas that year. The record of swal-
lows, however, was lost in the dim mists of
oblivion, the great Irish s#allower.
Dead men tell no tales was!the joyous
exclamation of the first editor who slew
man who came in with a continued story Of
o. chapters. 1t was the same editor who
upon receiving demand for ten cents from
q poet for an epic poem upon which he had
labored twelve years, said, Write makes
smite." And again he smote him so that
he died
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
1Beelin9 Resistes
A TRIP OF MANY TRIALS.
BzTIetie in brooklyn Eagle

BzJieiis IN brooklyn Eagle.
on, the seas, how they Toar, how they roar!
stormy winds how they blowl
While We jolly Dolphin sailor boys are working on
the mast
And the land lubberS lying down below, blow,
below!
With the land,lubbers lying down below!
three times 10 sea vent our gallant DOLPHIN shin:
Three times and out went she!
Aud stout little tug lowed her back into the slip,
With hot box, melted journal, damned
screw, broken shaft, slipped eccentric,
collapsed tus, checked mud valve,
cylinder heads blown ont governor
thrown OH, safety valve clOgged,
rudler unShipped,
And her lob stays hanging where her sp1nker ought
tOb,
Eack aft, where her spanker ought tobs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-29
Communication.
- HEHN

WErUNPKN, ALA., sept %, 1854 About SIX yeSrS
AGO became afflicted with very diSagreeable skin
Gisgase with large, dry ssreS aud many crsted pun
NV shoulder eat out hole nearly an inch deep, and
the generous appearance Of one OF the sores near
NV eve alarmed me very much. L tried All KINDS
Of treatment but found hing that seemed 10 arect
The disease finally decided 10 try ;. ). ). on adj
vice 81 a physician, ard in short time the scaoS
Topped from the sores and left my SKIN smooth ana
EeIf Icnusider :. . l. the greatest blood medicine
made aud the only thing that viii cure the disease
Nth which vas afflicted think my trouble was
hs result Of terrible attack OF maara lever, con-
s-acted while farming 10 the rsllapoosa river swamp
can be found Al NV Or6cs in the court house At
Wetumpka. You can refer TO me.
]. L. RHODES Dep. sheriff Elmore Co, Ala =,
Treatise on Blood aud skin Diseases mailed tree i
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