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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
POINTS.
moyem epts of Whe olingftes, aud the oorn'
ing and Going OF Strangers.

IL u NV
ing and Going of Strangers.
VIII Day is in Steubenville.
VIM. Law Hooff leaves to day for Balti-
more, Md.
Mr.. Harry Caldwell will leave for Cincin-
natl this afternoon.
Prof. Richard Greer, the well known edu.
Gator, is in the city.
o. Russell Wood leaves this evening on o
pleasure trip to Cincinnati.
Miss Lena Schaub, a Sonth Side belle, is
visiting relatives in Pittsburg.
Mrs. DR.. I. II. Longdop, OF Scenery Hill
Pc, is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs, Chss. Shay was yesterday presented
with a handsome basket Of flowers.
Miss Mary H. DiDger is spending a te7
days with friends in St. Clairsville.
Mr.. j. C. Miller, of South ChapIine street,
left yestefa DAY on an Eastern business trip.
Mrs C. Dssrolf, Of Gainesville, Ohio, is
the guest Of Mrs. c. Menkeneller, South
Side.
Miss Sophia Neuhard, a charming young
lady Of Wheeling, is visiting Mics Maggie
Sle!zer, OF Newark, O..
W. J. Adams, representing tie Grand
Rapids Fire Insurance Company Of Grand
Rapids, Mich is IN the city.
Mr.. ard Mrs. D. A. Mccormack, of Col.
umbus, o, passed through the city yester-
day on their way TO Colorado.
Mrs. William Leighton, Jr accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Mamie, her son
George and Miss Flanders, left last evening
for Chicago.
Mr.. Charles Decker, who has been EN-
ployed in r. V. Ankles tin shop, on the
South Side, left last Monday for his future
home in Pittsburg.
Mrs. DR.. j. c. Hupp leaves on the P, W.
& Ky. railroad this Afternoon for Philadel-
phis, accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Augusta Genevieve, who will be a pupil of
Mrs. Sutton's select school at West Phila-
adelphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
Squire Davis Court.

George Strause, for stealing a copper
kettle from Frank Unruh, on Water street
was committed to jail in default OF $500
bail.
Abbie Gardner was put under 500 bond
TO keep the peace tor one year, at the in
stance of Robert n. Strange.
Robert n. Strange was put under 500
bond to keep the peace for one year, AT the
instance Of Abbie Gardner. Each party
paid their own costs.
George Blackstone, for assauIting Enocb
Monroe, was fined s. and costs, which ht
paid.
Another warrant was issued for q party
i'll the North End.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
DO Not Wait until Chill Winter is Here

The summer is cver-sutumn brings fer
chilly to mind the necessity Of liking the rev.
enue for the winters supply for the require.
m,nts If hte-sud the sanguine mau turns
y~uturaIly to making q small sacrifice OF $
cellar or more Jas be can afford it) upon tn
altar OF Fortune, by sending to NJ. A
psuphin. New Orleans, La, for 8 ticket o.
- irsc,ion Of one for the lSjth Grand
Northly drawing of the lcnlsians Sat"
LOTTERY, at Moor. on Tuesday, (~slways Tues,
,syl October 18Th. when S2Gj 500 viii re
scsUer,d broadcast in sums from $4,000
dosu~a,ds So pr, pare for w.n.er-5y III
yesHJg ii oLce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
SOLD ON SULLIVAN.
How "A crowd Got Fooled by II Big CO'n
mFrCial Man.

How "A crowd Got Fooled by Il Big Com
msrciaI Man.
Monday afternoon a greItbig man dawne,.
in the city and proceeded to till himself with
that which i~ut,xicat 5 eyubcrates, but doe
not elevate. About the time the shades o
night had fallen he hsd become quite up il
the Gtties. He gave it out contidentially Z
A few friends that ne was John !. Sal.
van. The rumo- quickly spread, aud 500.
roads Of curious people assembled aroun,
ivory place he entered 10 get a peep AZ to.
champion. He vent iu'o q Market stree
.a,oou and a crowd soon collected II sc
h,m, some approaching near aud o,h=r
aeepipg at q respectful distance, dotLi7-
yyery ume Sullivan made a motion with HI
hand
This continued some little time, when th
Individual began to get rather rantanka:
Gus. and the proprietor hunted up a ma
10 induce the supposed Sullivan to leave
The only one ia the croRi bold eaous'
was q newspaper man. ard during his wsl.
up street with the champion, the latter il
formed bin bat he had been terribly abuse
BY the newspapers; that all they SAID abov
him committing la~less acts was decided
untrue. la !act Sullivan talked quite
streak. ard the gang all the time though
sullivan vas Ginning.
He became oostreperOus on the stree. one
and an Cticer commanded him 10 sea,
quiet. Ii WAS mentioned 70 the gcsrGia
ct the peace that he WAS talking 10 sullivan
when the officer remarked. Il. tha, :
Sullivan. | wouldn't be straid to tackle hi.
mysel,.'
Pretty c the Sullivan party entered .
saloon. The proprietor Of which knew Sui.
van. He gave /; out that this mau w,s NJ
The Champion, bU, had 10 sooner gotten tn
last word out Of his mouth than the sa!oo
was deserted by the admir;ng friends Of ii
kan yjon, who realized the grand Sc.
payed on them. The bogus Sull.ya'
usred out to be a travelling man from
Rochester. y Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
Advice to

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren teething, is the prescription OF one o.
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for f0rty
years with never failing success by mil
lions of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process of teething its value is in
calculsble. 1t relieves the child from pain
cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping il
the bowels, and wind collie. By givins
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price Csc q bottle,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23

Tts C~ar,wri5ht Iron Works at Aiikana
aboai g mile above Steubenville, resumed
operations to-day with about fifty men. The
works at present are manufacturing much
bar iron, but in the course Of a couple Of
weeks they will add thirty more men and
manufacture hoop iron.
The trouble TO the Acme Glass Works Of
StcubenvilIe came to a close yesterday
he manufacturers coming to the employs
terms. The trouble originated by the dis
charge Of O workman without cause.
4 rumtcr Of gentlemen Of Ashland, Ky.
are in correspondence with gentlemen in
Chariez.on with d view of establishing il
that city q nail factory similar to the large
establishments here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
\ Bad Collision.

John Pipes and a boy named Dixon
while playi Ing in a practice game Of polo
Yesterday afternoon, mt! with a bad acct
dent. They were what is called rushers,
aid while rushing for the ball accidentally
rushed into each other while going at full
SPEED. The result was disastrous. Their
heads struck and both were thrown to t1t
floor, Dixon being knocked inseusiblc TIE
damages wero q cut about two inches 10 2
over his left eye, while Pipes had an inc
org cash near his right eye and a small olt
1T Glow, which we're sewed up. d x)r,
aha got the worst OF the collision. r-:Iac
to >lL y the cut on his i3rhcai to be- wee
VI, although it was quite a bad one
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
Answer to au Alleged Criticism in tn
IutelligenCer 10y "A Crank.

How knoUiug re must be of Mikado M
-ic, when he says Ium-Yum's beautiful.
-olo in the fret act was cut. | will &
one hundred dollars to the city OF Wheeling
f any solo Of Yum-Yum is in first act to u
" sjDg. Again he says Pittsburgh rot 70
twenty-five cents last nights company
s'icn is s. lie. Prices in Pittsburgh fO'
r;gbt weeks were tgeuty.i fire aud ff;y cents
ANY one who can 50 show their ignorance
had better not give advice to 90 West, but
strike out himself for a school, and all il
die time he nigh be entrusted to work OF
d farm under an overseer, for the place ne
row tries to TIL is too much for him. Hun
for Yum Iums beautiful solo which wa
cut. Lies r not criticisms. Public sat
isGtd. Liver pills will do you good.
Yours truly,
A. /. WILBUR.
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DEATH ON THE RAIL.
kIbsrtKeCk Almost Instantly Killed,
Yesterday,
On the Baltimore and Ohio Road Below
the City---NarrOw Escape of Eight
Men From Death.

Yesterday morning at an early hour Al,
bert heck, Of the South Side, met with 3
horrible accident on the rail, that resulted
in death. Tie accident is especially dis,
;ressiDg when the circumstances surround
ing it are taken into consideration.
1t appears that Heck, who was an en-
ploye of the Benwood mill, has not had
any work since the first Of last June, on "a
count OF the stoppsge Ofthe mill. He was
notified to return u work yesterday, and
about five o o'clock he started out over the
SAN route to the mill whithhe has trod for
the past fifteen years-the railroad track.
When upon arriving near the Riverside
blast furnace, he heard a train approaching
him from the east and stepped into the
space between the parallel tracks, when
another train came
RUSHING TOWARD HIM
from this city. The space between the two
tracks is quite narrow, and it would seem
that when the trains sped by Mr.. Keck be
come confused and, losing his equilibrium,
fell under the wheels of the ~east.bound
train. Neither train stopped, and a GENTLE
man who was 8 shor. distance of when
the accident occurred, rushed to the scene,
where he beheld the msngled remains Of
the unfortunate man.
Helpwas summoned and the body carried
10 q small house near oy, when DR.. E5key
was summoned. Tee physician arrived
shortly atterward, but the injured man was
PAST ALL AID OF HUMAN SKILL
or science. lie had enough breath LETT 10
speak in a whisper, and it was used il asa
ing 70 see his eldest son, who is twenty'one
years of age. 4 strejcher vas hastily
formed and the wounded man carried % his
home, where be arrived At six o'clock, ms
ore hour afteg he let for work. He had not
been in the house. five minutes before ne eN
PRED.
The injuries, which resulted in death, con.
sisted CT the let; leg being crushed
in two places, the left arm GU
cI and a severe confusion on the
right side of the face. O.her bad bruises
we're sustained about the right eide Of the
body. Tie deceased IS about fifty year
old and leaves q wlte and family Of Sin
children, the oldest being tweuty-onc anC
the Youngest four years Old. He was :
u em5er Of Concord Lodge | o y. +, bid
Humboldt Lodge No. . X otP.
HIS FUNERAL Will. OCCUR
this afternoon at , o'clock. under tn.
auspices Of theses lodges, the interment e
take place in Mt. Zion cemetery.
IL is understood that Vim Johnson u t.
driver Of the engine which struck NJ. ke',
and that this is the fret accident he has ~
pe,ieuced in the twenty.eight years Of a
career in that capacity,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
WEDNESDAY. >ErrrmnEE IS. 1855,
LOCAL lNTELLIGEAGE.


WASulSGruS, ID. C.. september 2&.-EOr
the Ohio Valley and rsunessse,ta ir weather,
uorthwss,ery Winds. lower temperature.
higher barometer with probable frost in
northern portion.
For Lower IKE Region. cooler uorthecly
winds, with .rsGu,u. gales, d,mInlshluG IN
force. fair weather, higher barometer, 9TH
probable frost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
Here, There, Eyerywhere,

Malaria Il, I found. Even where the disease 10 not
prevalent-where the general condition Of the srr.
rounding locality may be favorable to heath, 80
lated cases may exit. Bad drainage, a dam cellar,
the escape Of sewer gas the eI st1nce OF masked
cets pools, proximity TO ~stagnsnt waterfall these
are frequent causes, and what town or city Of any
tode is free from them. HOsfettef'l stomach
H!lters, whether in town or couatry, whether ne
Gems OF the cisea'e develop either the bilious re
II ttCnt or the intermittent fern, or that negative,
Sluggish, but not less obstinate type called dumb
aELe, IL equally efficient, both a. a preventive and a
rem-dy. BAD digestion, bil'ousnss. constipation. a
can't q! vi siity. sle slsn Ie nciied b. II, an the
h,rptest results may b. sur y Anticipated from itt
H. for the r,liei at rheUmstism. kidney ami hal
her go Pants, ard neryousnrss, aeon 'sp's ~ 4.
act CT snretite snd SOUND repose. Il ~ b0!a-ic and
s~gtt.t.s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
Circuit Court.

Before Judge Boyd, yesterday, the de.
murrer of Squire Petermsn to the indict-
ment found against him by the last grand
Jury was overruled and the defendant reoog-
nized until the first day Of the next term.
The case OF Myers vs. Marshall, VsnFos'
seu & Co., is still on trial in Part Two.
In Part Ore the appeal case of George
Q. Black vs.. Hazlett was concluded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
Strike of Coal Diggers.

The miners at the four mines OIL the
Pittsburg and Wheeling division Of the B
& O., railroad Yesterday struck against a re,
ductiou of wages from 2! to q cents a
bushel. The mines are the Union Valley
and Peter Creek, operated by the Pitts
burg and Chicago Gas Coal Company; Fin,
leyyille, operated by Henry Floershim
Eepetis, operated by DR.. David Anderson.
They employ altogether about 500 men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23

A REGISTER reporter shook hands with
Prof. Joe Kramer yesterday and found
that be was looking hale, hearty and sun
burned. He says that the season at the
White was one Of the largest for severa'
gears past, in fact beyond the most sangu.
me expectations of the proPrietors. This
vas caused greatly by the scare Of the vel
low fever IN some parts Of the South.
About 100 people were at the White this
season and Preparations will be made to en-
tertain q larger number Of visitors thar
ever before. The professor says also thai
he enjoyed the most delightful summer il
his hte this year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
Pleasant Event.

An enjoyable event occurred at Mrs.
Walther's residence, on the South Side, last
evening, which a participated in by a
number Of young folks. The occasion was
q reception rendered by Mr.. Charles Kraft,
OF Fulton, to his many friends. TIE Lyric
Club was present, and between music, dane
ing and a good supper the evening was
spent most enjoyably.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
InnnRrnlnR Rod Hair.

Many people admire red hair, but if You
10 bot Parker's Hair Balsam will impact 20
1t q darker hue. II will also thicken THU
hair, eradicate dandruf, and impart soft
ness, glossircss and life TO hair which has
become dry and harsh. Not q dye, do"s not
oil the linen. Gives q delicious perfume.
Au elegant blessing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
Police PiCkuDs.

Officer Junkins yesterday arrested George
Strauss for stealing a copper kettle from
Frank Uuruh. Squire Davis issued a war
rant for Strauss.
In Police Court yesterday morning Geo.
Irglebsrt, for Drunkenness and disorderly
conduct got s. and costs, and in default Of
payment was sent up for thirty days. The
case 0! Jennie McAdams, for being drunk
was continued until to-day. S. W. Bronson.
drunkenness, got the regulation dollar,
The number OF arrests so far this month
fcots up nearly ore hundred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
Strike Settled.

Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock Mr..
Robert Campbell, the brick pavement con
tractor. announced that he would pay the
prices demanded by his men, namely: Paw.
ers 81 0 per day, and laborers $3.50, and
a full force will 90 to work this morning.
Whether the old men will be retained or not
is not known, but that is the supposition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
OFFICER BURNS.
Tie Char ges Against Him Brought
TO the Attention of Council.
The Matter Referred to the Committee on
PoIice---The Routine Business
Transacted Last Evening.

WAsr the roll IVES called in the Second
Branch last evening the following mem oefd
,sspor ded: Messrs. Crawford, j. b Craw.
lord, Eobt, Delorugge, GiIleland, Cruise,
Hearpe, Hesly, Hlldretl. Jaeger Miller,
McCcy, Mckinley, Scott, Sch-abe. STANLEY,
Smith, Vockler, Wier and Mr.. Pfea'
dent-l7.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
CITY CLERKS REPORT.
Frank W. Bowers, City Clerk, read his
regular monthly report, being up 10 Sept
ember l9,h, as folio vs.:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
The Police Committee.

The Council Committee on Police, to
which last evening, was referred the COM
pupication of Mayor Grub and the request
Of Officer Burns for an investigation, con-
sists of Messrs. G.. B. Caldwell, Happy,
Jaeger, List, Myles, McGregor, Stanley aad
Weir.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23

ON THE OHIO
An Epitome of Sers Uopoorn;rx tho Goat
and Bostmen,

An Epitone of News Oo~poern;rx tho Boat'
and Bostmen,
Marks at other places: Oil City, g inches
and falling; Parker's, ! foot ! inch and
tsIlipg Lock No. /, / feet > inches and
falling; Rice's Landing, , feet and station
airy; Morgantown. , feet . inches and sta
%tiorary; Brownsville, , feet ) inches and
stationary.
A call for AZ important meeting OF the
Ohio river commission, TO be held in Pitts
ourgh on the both inst, has Just been is
sued. The commission is comp )sed Of five
members from each OF the States OF Penn
-ylyunia, Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia.
indiana, Illinois and Kentucky. This
meeting will be of unusual interest to river
men. Is a lengthy report will be read from
he SPECIAL committee appointed to inve'ti-
late the matter OF purchasing the improve.
ner Is or tie various tributaries OF the OHIO
now in the hands OF corporations. The
nopriety Of memorialiliug Congress 10 fur.
her eX,erd the Chanoine system will also
torn an important topic Of discussion. 1t
is estimated that the cost of placing dams
similar 10 that at Davis's Island at neces.
sary points between Pittsburgh and Louis
vile will be so O0O, 600.
The Ardes left on time yesterday with q
good trip for Cincinnati.
The latest item Of information, perhaps,
concerning steamboats,, is the proposed
building Of four s'eel steamer to ply upon
he Mississippi. They will be built in two
stories, about three hundred feet long, and
capable Of accommodating $50 passengers
The days OF the old wooden bottoms are fast
disappearing, and before the present gener.
alton has passed away the Ohio will be
trnyersed BY metal boats withou, exciting
any particular attention.
The marks last night indicated 3 feet c
inches and stationary.
The Princess laid Of for repairs Yesterday
norrirg, but will resume &er trips this
morning.
The markq at Pit;sbrr, last evening in
dicated - inches aud filing; raining and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
Transfer of Real FSta:e.

The following transfer q. real estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks office yester.
day:
Deed made September Il. 1885, by John
NJ. Brast to George Brsst, for lot No. 80 in
John Mcclure, Sr.'s addition. Considers-
lion 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23

WE cRutio'. The public against
agents Who claim io sell goods tor
~ ON weekly pay n,cntS. 9'hey are
impOsters. 1ACOB N.GRJBB,
JCWclcr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
In GENERAL
Joint Meeting.

The committees of the Board Of Commits
sion.rs and City Council appointed to nego-
riste rs TO the sale Of the north half OF the
CITY hall will meet In the Council Cham
hers this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
Millinery

All are cordially invited to attend oar
Fail and Winter Opening of Pattern Hats
and Bonnets, on Thursday and Friday,
October LIST and I'd.
kIsNER's,
1911 Main st.
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Grand Reunion OF oIdt.rss At NarrOws Run

Grand Reuotou OF SoidlersA'
The Ohio River Railroad Company Will
sell Excursion Tic cts 70 Paden's Valley
and return on all regular trains September
23d 18th and 18th. good 10 return until
S.Dtsmber %. at :. IS round trip.
Soldiers and tfeir friends should take so,
vantage OF this chance Of meeting then old
frierds Of the battle field.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
Closing Out Pripes,

l2O pairs Women's common sense opera
slippers at 10 cents
100 pairs Women's light house slippers at
80 cents
Is pairs Women's button shoes al 81 p
AT j. W. AWcK's,
lab Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
EDUCATIONAL.
Mt de Chanta| Academy,
NEAR WHEELING. Wv,

The thirty eighth year of this =r.
eny, under the charge O: the v!.1t.. Hun. s,.-,
on the fret Monday OF Scptembcr nest. and 70.
TIMES ten months.
Pupils received at any time IN tie 81 q
those who desire to place their iausf ,av
institution a~fiordlnS exceptional advar,g,, n ,N,
way o! hcaI;htul ard delightful Location. a,, 80,
board, thorough drscrplinN ard ,r,rr.,.- 80
hands Of life -lorg teachers, In r',rg de-. -. 81,
female education including the modern ,n.a--
and music, should send for a catalogue O~liAs>aN.
Address,
Directress Of the Academy Of the Visitation
Mt. de CHASTiL,
su27ecdc Near Whee..r,. v 4,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
DECORATED TEA SETS I'm a VIZ
rieIy Ofaa'OrS; Sc pieces TOR sI.5t,
DANISUS BROS.
2e2S Ms-ket StreeS.
Challenge to the Intelligence

WuyELING. ". Va, September -.
T. Hs Editor e Hs Register.
will bet the "Intelligencer Critic fifty
dollars that Yum Yum S5lo was no. cut
in the first act last night, as stated oy that
paper this morning. Put up or shut no.
JOSEF HANDEL, Leader.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23
Millinery Opening.

All are cordially invited to attend ou'
Fail aid Winter Opening OF Pattern Hat
AID Bonues, on Thursday and Friday,
October lst and ID.
kISSER :.
1911 Main s..
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ECzIEhA !

For the beneft Of suffering humanity, AMI in
r,mtielt gratitude at the wonderful result, | deem
It my dJiy TO give ;his unsolicited testimony m
isvCr o! swii's rpccihc. My wife has been afflicted
With hereditary Eczema or salt Rhcum from her
infancy. II has iusreHeI in intensity With each
.uccccdilrg spr'ng, and being soneFhai hi. Din
medicine myself, I tried every remedy | could
link Of ir y,aIs--araparlla combined with
every form Of Tots'.ia, and hundreds Of other
remedies. lu.i, rs and aikali washes Of every known
kind, but they al. gave only temporal relief. DIr-
Ing the spring Of I.si her lower eAtremitics became
80 inGam,d and sore that she WAS Obliged 20 keep
them conEauily coA'Gd with a covering Of "FuI.
ieI's ,Fr'G,' MIXED wet and a.IOTCi ~ d y on.
Among b,r things. she was al'lctei with 4 peri
cd cal u,ryo3s h0rdache occurring regularly every
-ey,u DAYS sonnet mes followed by an inter intent
ievrr Tor weeks sta tim 30 that hrF lie became
> bis q. lux determined she should AXE ). : :.
and ~. ow stHCily the direction. IL regard 20 jJI"i
d'.i, tic. 1lIs WIS aDOut seven weeks asD. Alter
taxing the fut larg" bottle the disosr sseG"t ~
iu,rtssc; tire burning itching Eni In''an aa,ipn
became uutcuah.e she no 'eser,. PsTse'e'"i ~
the nee o. ne medicine. AIter iazlnf the second
bottle the II tawnati u b gan TO sub5iie. AlJsr
the Ilird bottle the iH1lmL alton 6l-2pp-sr"i, and
sore u OF. agicd mp aud tunnel white AMI sra'y, and
finally she brushed them OIL IN an impl!paOle " mite
powder resembling pure salt N" il now taking
The sixth bottle, three ta5,es9VDElE!s 'OEr times
daily. Evry sppearanc, Of the disease has gone,
md her tes5 Is becoming soft. white AID smooth
a.aiu and what IL more, her periodical hesdaches
have disappeared and he is nov, At 50 year, Of age,
e%njOyirg the only GOOD hea tn she h, k own Tor
upwsr,s Of 40 years. No wonder shr declares with
emphasis that every bottle OF :. ; ). Is worth a
lhousand times it, weight In gold.
Any further information G ncarning her case VII.
he ChI eTiully given by herself ut her residence l35
Mul'ett > rea', or by me
john f BRADLEY, "a Ghswo!d st.
Detroit, Mich, May l5. 1855.