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wELLSBURG.
slight Disturbance at the brilliant
SpauldinG Mill.

4 slight Disturbance at the Brilliant
SpauldinG Mill.
Speeial Tslegram 10 the RSQister.
WELLsBURG, W. VA, September 10
There was a slight disturbance at Brilliant
last evening. The affair grew out Of the
strike at the Spaulding mill. The snap-uP
bows who attend the Self-feeding machines
went out on a strike and their places were
filed by boys from Wellsburg. This gave
offense to the Brilliantites, who followed
the BOYS to the ferrybOat last evening, nal
looing and hooting, and some stones We're
thrown, but no one was hurt and the
Wellsburg boys weat back this morning
By mistake in q recent communication
from this place, it was said that Father
MeElligot performed the Helsley-ApPlegate
marriage ceremony. 1t should have read,
Father Reynolds performed the ceremony.
Father McElligOt has been IN Europe for
some time past.
Our citizens patrOnized the State Fair to
n large extent to-day and yesterday.
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prgTSE TO RE-ENTER.
mint CHARLESTON STILL CAMPING
>EfhS'N' 0TTIN THE WET.
D,..,,,s he Already ToHsring Buildings
- p..is, Life Very Unsafe in Their Ncin-
- gsv., Threatening the Thiekly Set
s,i grcanpmeaiS-Chesring Up

,.r,v ;. c.. September 10
O'AD. ,,,,r Is more cheerful. The heavy
.a' ',, .s,.,rrlay did considerable damage,
'A' y, ofwhich is only now being per
'2' 'I ~, the falling walls and ceilings,
..'(' .'S .ol,ngcr life all over the city.
'-@. ,sa. however. is very light in comPari-
. wit With the danger Of fever which threat
'- 'on,,,rucnce Of the rainsand the lack
''"' ....,. r,.,ulations in the thickly set
>.r..mpmruts, the stencil from some
...,h is fearful.
rs. subcommittee is doing its BEST
,lrv hampcred by the applications
''. .r,ry nrr>on,. Five thousand dol
q. '- .,., h,rn received from W. W.
..-..,r. OF oiWa>hiuston.
rvaLsrd and ninety tents were re-
,..r,, trpm the Government of New
... rbry,lmr in charge OF the Adiu-
,..n,r,l o. the state, and fillmore are
..,l frou Ohio tomorrow.
ss,r,, ale being made to get the people
,,r {, ;hrir houses, but without
....r The sun is out to-day, and
.....r.., ar. ,cry cheering upon the pco-
. r,. alto dryius their tents, blankets
a.. -lmr,.au partv Of about thirty
.., .srln> of Wilmington, Del, ar
'I.l:, morning, and are riding about
.o..1 r,- 1oIaryd population are docking in
. '..rf, % The public commiSSary and
"a. -gp house. II may be mentioned that
.-..,rl-ul ,plk who Superintends the
....,-,,,,t o. ,ar soup waS a slave OF Gov.
.s,. taG l., prepared many dish for
.arC JEau',g-
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THE APACHE TRIALS
Likely to be Conducted Before "A Military |
Commission.

Likely to be Conducted Before Military
Commission.
WASHINGTON, September lO.-General
Drum, Acting Secretary of War, has given
instructions that Geronimo, Natchez, and
the other hoStiles that surrendered with
them, be stopped at San Antnio and kept
imprisoned there until a determination Is
reached rs to what course OF proceed
ure can be undertaken against them.
1t is officially known that the
surrender was not made without condl-
tionS, but what the conditions were, be
yOnd the agreement that they should not
be snrr@dered for trial in Arizona, has
not yet been reported. 1t was i'll compl-
ance with this condition that Gen. Miles
started with the hOstileS for Florida.
The determination of 4 course of prOce-
dure will probably be made by the PreSi-
dent, but until the terms of the surrender
and all the attendant circumstances shall
be officially known. With the present
knowledge it seems probable that the Of
Tenders can neither be tried by military
court martial nor by the civil authorities,
but that they may be tried as the ModocS
were, by military commission.
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PANIC AT \ WEDDING.
The Bride and Groom and Fifty Guests
8Iysterious4y- Poisoned.

The Bride and Groom and Fifty Guests
0Iysterious4y- Poisoned.
DECATUR, Ill, September lO.-AbOut
fifty people were mysteriously poisoned at
4 country wedding about live miles west
OF here on Wednesday night, and yeSter-
day all the available physians were hard
ut work attending the afflicted persons,
who were retching and vomiting violently.
Thomas W. Jacobs and Miss Alice Glas-
COW were married at the home of the
brides father. Supper was served at
o'clock. and included chicken salad, fried
ami brOiled chicken, and all ate heartily.
An hour later the bride and groom were
taken sick, manileSting symptoms Of hav-
ing been poisoned. Part OF the company
had left, but those remaining were also
taken sick, nearly all doubling up and
vomiting. Great fright enSued.
The mother of the groom and others
were brought to Decatur, and the parties
were so much exhausted that they had to
be carried into houses before reaching ply
sicians. Ii has been learned that the
chickens for the salad were cooked and
salted in a big copper kettle. 1t Is sup
posed the salt caused the mettle to corrOde
and mix with the chicken. The people
are all quite sick yet, but the doctors do
not apprchend the fatal termination OF any
of the cases.
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BEL.f,AIIsR.

Rev. J. e. Smith immersed two Of III.
church members yesterday afternoon.
Fred Schleicber and Mis- pauIin. Hart
wig have been married.
The new roap ont McMabon's creek IL "a
he altered.
Mrs. John Hines, who resides nj the
Pittsburg coal works, died Thursday night
and will be buried this afternoon.
Chas. Brand and wife returned from ilrir
bridal trip last night. The boys in the
First ward turned out and gave them %
big serenade.
Will Stewart has gone 20 ~. Clair Springs
for couple Of weeks.
James and William Turnbull, who have
been playing with Kramer nj White Sui
phur Spring., will be home next week.
The y. K o. il raising It's tracks In the
south end Of the yard several inches.
Sol Love Il or for pleasure trip "a
Washington and Fortress Monroe.
Liberty hose company dances this even.
ing
The b., 4. & e. pay ear was in town on
Thursday.
Mel lee Wa, \ Chinese merchant Of New
York. was at the Globe yesterday.
John u. Shannafelt has returned home,
having completed hscontract on the Black
Diamond Railway. a
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PennsylyanIa Flocks.

The fine. hOcks of that great sheep rails
ing section, Washington county, Pa, are
unusually well represented at our present
State Fair, prominent among them being
the registered Shropshredown and Black
Spanish Mcrino entries made by the well
known and successful firm of Jas. Shaw "
Sons of the Maple Grange Farm at Arden,
Pa. We noticed yesterday, in hurried
inspection of their exhibit, several unusu-
ally fine two and three year old ewes, and
Il splendid three year old ram among
their Shropshiredowns. This breed is
considered by fanciers to he the finest
mutton sheep in the world, and the Maple
Grange entries fully uphold their reputa-
ton. In Black Spanish Merino, they
show q very fine two year old ram and u
prize lamb. The Spanish Merinos are a
popular all-round breed for both wool and
mutton. u Shaw d Sons carried OF three
prizes in the SbropshiredOwn entries. IL
may not be- amiss 10 state that they have
some very fine Mcrinos for sale ~ well rs
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HOlstein-frcsiDs.

Mr.. J. l.. Henderson, the successful cat
tie raiser and bloOded stock breeder, Of
Washington county, Pa, has been here
again with his choice Holstein-Fresin herd,
which has the magnificent Shadeland
Prince at the head, assisted by imported
Mexican, both being extraordinary animals
-ShadeIand Prince winning second prize.
Mr. Henderson received first prize on two
year-old and ycarling heifers, the contest
ants in this class being unusually large.
by reference 10 the dairy test published in
Yesterdays REGISTER our readers will OBJ
serve that the largest percentage Of cream
produced by any cow in the large number
conteSting was by Mr.. lIenders0n's COW
Katinka. As he did not succeed in get
ting his stock on the grounds until Mon
day evening, and the test commenced on
tuesday morning, the result was that his
COW did not produce near her average guam
tity Of milk.
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4 Fall From a Balloon.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, IND, September 10.
Miss Lulu Bates, of Cincinnati, made an
ascension in Il gas balloon from the Fair
Grounds to-day and came near losing her
life. When five miles north and halfamile
above the earth, she attempted to descend.
The graphing hook caught, but the an
chOrage was broken by a strong wind,
which carried her among some trees,
where the balloon was torn. The
hooks gave away again and she shot up
500 feet when the balloon suddenly burst
and the basket descended like lightning.
She had the presence of mind to brace her
selfiirmly against the top of the basket and
saved her life. She was badly Jared,
however.
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Confident That the Prince VIII Return.

VIENNA, September l0.-The NeHo
Foie Prcsse publishes n dispatch from Sofia
which states that the officers of the Bnlga-
rian army stationed there met yesterday
and adopted resolutions pledging them
selves in iervent loyalty Ia Prince Alex
ander and expressing themselves confident
that he would return TO Bulgaria. The
dispatch further says that a major and two
captains of the rlovdiil' regiment, support
ell by the soldiers of the regiment, had
Joined in plot to prevent Alexander from
leaving Bulgaria. The leaders in this
conspiracy, the NcUc frdr PreSsr adds,
were placed under arrest, but We're re-
leased after his departure.
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The Amende, Honorable.

1t is human to err, and consequently il
happens quite often in first class newspa-
per offices like the REGISTER. Every per-
son of course was delighted with our red
ribbon notices OF the various exhibits at
the State Fair, but even in such classic
and imperiShable composition the newt
able error slipped in-by the the front
door, too. For instance, in speaking OF
Mr.. Harry l.. Robertson, the popular shoe
merchant of 1liS Main street, his name
was spelt Robinson and in Amick's sweep
stakes account, Hanan < Sons famous
make of shoes was disguised under the I'M
recognizable style and title of Hamm "
Son. Hamm, or Ham, was famous in
Bible days but we never knew that he had
embarked in the shoe line until We read of
it in Amick's notice. Then again Mr.. h.
Bloomfield is having a successful season
with the popular Wilson & McCallay's to-
baccos instead of McCallay's, rs il read in
the great Fair edition. Such little things
however, add spice and variety to modern
life. Another tdur pas occurred in our no
tice of Mrs. l.. C. Reeds art display where
the very fine original work by Miss Jennie
Coen WAS credited to Jimmy Coen, For
all of which We are in dismay.
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Ell Coyote's Gang Surrounded,

Sr Louis, September lS.-A New Lar
edo, Mexico, special says: A courier has
arrived from the front with a report that
FL Coyotes gang is surrounded by the
three detachments of Col. Salegaia and
Teran and Captain Gracia Perez. One
regiment of artillery and two regiments OF
infantry from the City OF Mexico, and two
regiments OF cavalry from San Luis Potosi,
are expected to arrive in Saltillo within Il
few davS from service on the frontier.
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Good Results in Every Case.

d. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being induced
to try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use of q few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co. s drug
store.
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4 MOST LIBERAL OFFER.

THE VoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich,
offer to send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts
and Electric Appliances on thirty days
trial to any man afflicted with Nervous De-
bility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, etc.
Illustrated pamphlet in sealed envelope
with full particulars, mailed free. Write
them at once
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Harvest E,xcursIon to the West.

Excursion tickets to all land points in
Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska,
Texas, Minnesota and Dakota, will be
sold by the Pennsylvania lines west of
PittSburg, on August 18th, September 9TH
and 2lSt. The rate will not be more than
one fare for the round trip. Residents of
the interior States have never had a better
opportunity to visit the grain and grazing
lands of the Southwest, West or Northwest.
For full information call upon or address
any Passenger or Ticket Agent of the
Pennsylvania Company; Pittsburg, Cincin-
natl and ST. Louis Railway Company, or
Chicago, st. Louis and Pittsburg Railroad
Company.
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The Federated Miners Decision Indorsed.

BRAZIL, IND, September lO.-Mining
operators and citizens generally indorSe
the refusal of the Miners Fereratcd As
Sociation at indianapolis to merge with the
Miners Assembly Of Knights of Labor.
The Federation was organized here last
summer as State affair. In February
last West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Illinois were added, forming national
organization Its corner stone is arbitra-
ton, nor will it permit strike until every
effort at arbitration through State and
National authorities has failed. Where
ever the order has obtainad there has been
but little disturbance and no strikes.
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The Last Day.

This being the last day Of the Fair, vis-
itors should not fail 20 make careful in
spection of the very choice display Of bread
and cakes made by the popular Wheeling
Bakery Company in Horticultural Hall.
There are many persons who never saw a
genuine prize-taking loaf of bread, and 10
such we specially recommend that they
take pains to see Mr.. Merkle's manner 0i
getting up the Wheeling Bakery's breads
and cakes.
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End Of Bone Scraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, Ill,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have
had running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me would have to
have the bone scraped or leg amputated. |
used, instead, three bottles of Electric Bit
tiers and seven boxes Bucklen,s Arnica
Salve, snd my les is now sound and well. +"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salye at 25c
per box, by Logan Il Co
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4 Fine Display.

One of the most beautiful displays ever
Seen in Horticultural Hall is that of Wheel
ing's florist, l.. II. Nowviock, who deals
extensively in imported bulbs, plants,
trees, cut flowers, &c. His exhibit is GER
tainly the finest in the hail. and the
premiums he carried of, which are
~ follows, are all deserved ones
First on AIocs plants, first on Cactus
plants, special premium OH Night Bloom
ing Ccrius, first premium on best collec'
tion of Carmas, first on best collection Of
Coladiums, first Oh best collection of Gcra-
niums, first on collection of Roses iirst Oh
collection of Ferns. The number
of plants in the largest collection
in 3GO, which embrace principally those of
winter blooming. One Of the main ica-
lures of Mr.. Nowviock's collection is 4
large display OF ChrySnthenums, he hav-
ing some 300 distinct shades Of these flow
crs, which attract the attention OF all who
visit this hall. He is also an importer of
Bulbs, embracing a large variety. Any
Que wishing to purchase flowers or plants
0fany character would do well TO give Mr..
Nowviock call, as he makes cut flowers
and funeral designs speciality. His green
house is located on the corner of Fortieth
and Jacob streets.
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hon. FRANKLIN MAXWELL
,Lrad the Democrats of the Third Sena-
toriaI District to victory.

l'Lrad 'hr p'i'"' r'''> 90 '''e
'or'"' "'>''''' !" ''''''''
.., . '
WIS. 'N''N' w L. 7Si'''ii'''. ''
Tue hmm,-atly senatorial Convention OF
... rr.-l district WIS held al West Union
.. .r........,i... ,,..r, or,,,ni,e5 and
.-"'' ..
.a- g'A'ru'.o" e''''eu ''S '''N PO'''' 0'''
v.s aud appointed committees. 1T :
....., rHr ,na,rut:on convened and pro
...I,.. .,..-.,.r..,,, or,r,pizatiop "A
~, n ',r,s,,, ,.,5nty woS elected
-..n "a VI Ti,;r .is, M lT,rrisor
..... .mf .l.. n.,.,.r,,,i,. cditors of
......-.... ,.'.., '......,u, s.crntori.s
..,.'''. ,'''''' .l.,'i - - ror+,
......l,,,.I Tr. r,iIowing resolutions
......r.,,,I.
....r r.,, ,. hrr,.bv r,tiry and
''.', ,..,'i ,.I',,,..r,,,n - m
..'.. ..r.r..., ..... - ~, rnrtb in the resp
.... ,....i hv fine C,n~reSsional Con-
..-....r ',, ,.I~L.bnr, on the I'm of Sep
....f.- r,,... grj farther we recognize
..,..r ..... .,..r.,.,...',nJ tb,. necessity
.-,... ,..... nj ,..... f.rinnns will correct
.... ..,.a .r..r,h. ,.,..l,re that we are
.....~.sr. .f,,.i., nf s,,b measures
..r..-..,.., ,,,t IN c,I IN tbose
,I.s,,-
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GETTYBURG, PA.
A Rare Chance To Visit the Historic Bat
tie Field.

tie Field.
The Pennsylvania Lines West Of Pitts
burg announce an excursion TO Gettysburg
from points within radius OF one hundred
miles of Pittsburg, for Tuesday, September
2lst, at a very low round trip fare, with
tickets good returning until Saturday,
18th. Regular trains 10 Pittsburg will
connect with special train that will be
run by the Pennsylvania Railroad through
to Gettysburg for the exclusive accommo.
dotion of eXcurSiOnists
This excursion will excite much atten-
tion among members OF the Grand Army
of the Republic. Officers of q. A. K.
Posts that desire TO participate in the ex-
cursiOn can learn something to their ad-
vantage by addressing Mr.. f. A. Ford,
General Passenger Agent, Pittsburg.
Excursionists can secure comfortable
quarters at reasonable rates at hotels and
boarding houses that are numerous at
Gettysburg.
Posters and hand bills announcing rates
Of fare and time of trains will be distributed
in few days.
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Cnfarrh Cnred.

A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that lCathsome disease, Catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at Las:
found a prescription which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any suf-
ferer from this dreadful disease sending a
self addressed stamped envelope to DR..
Lawrence, 212 East Ninth street, New
York, will receive the recipe free OF charge.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren teething, is the prescription of one OF
the best female nurses and physicians in
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never failing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething it's value is
incalculable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhHa, gripping
in the bowels and wind collie. BY Civ
ing health to the child it rests the mother.
Price DC. bottle
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Dronned Dead ON the Street.

BALTIMORE, September lO.-A Catholic
priest named Joseph p. Palmer dropped
dead Of apoplexy to-day on the corner OF
North and Bath streets. From papers
found in his pocket it is supposed that he
belonged in Canada. 4 document signed
by Cardinal Newman, of England, invested
him with the right to hear confessions, and
one being Cardinal SimeOni's signature eX-
tended to him the privilege of an audience
with tho ponn
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The Law lIu., be RcneaIed.

~" loEE, September l0.-A Wash
r ,--.'A 'De.4, says. The Secretary OfState,
ANY, -'s" .'a,.~udiug the release of Cutting,
~ ,'.. IL Is said, insist upon the abrOgatiOn
rl.. l"S''.r I~p ot the Mexican penal code,
1..1 gn;rrS upon Mexican courts juris-
50" s.. uNirr certain circumstances over
..,I,~A'S Tor o.lrnses committed outside
,i iJ,sA,C'o ,',,,C'o territory, or at least Mr.. Bay
NJ" Will INSIST upon the remuneration by
,',.,' ,.o OF the night TO subject American
Al 1,..:N 10 that code on the ground that
,.',.s''h M. ,.h courts have exclusive criminal
AUCTION .n,l, over oGcnseS committed with
a. .-5 territory of the United States by
"~eItC.a citizens
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MARTINS FERRY.

The Rev. Brooks will conduc, scr,irc IN
the Episcopal church in the Commercial
Hall at 3 p. M. tomorrow.
To-day John Nader, proprietor of the
Ferry Landing saloon, on Water street
above Washington, will serve WeiDer
WuSt sandwiches in real old German
style. Call in.
A steam pump has been riggcd up at the
foot Of reservoir hill' and Is used for
pumping water TO the reservoir for Pud
ding purposes.
The water works trustees have force 0f
men at work on the pumping station doing
work while the river II al u stage admit
ting of the building Of the foundation.
Roscoe Ong is in the city calling Oh
friends. lie il on his way to Washington,
Pa, to attend school there.
The SUNDAY REGISTER will be- an extra
large paper and will contain much yalua-
bic information being an exceptionally ar
tistic piece OF printed work.
J. J. Rumsey, the reservoir contractor.
held conference with committee Of his
striking workmcn and after short DELHI
tfdtlOn nOtIIIeu tHcni thit He NouIu MOI
pay more than dollar and q quarter. The
men will still continue the strike and will
post up more requests for laborers Ia stay
away from the work.
Mrs. Elizabeth Margaret Henderson, q
Washington street colored lady, swore out
peace warrant for Thomas Curtis ycster-
day
VIM. Briccland was brought before
Mayor Keller yesterday, charged with run
ming pool room without license. The
case was postponed till Tuesday next. The
case Is peculiar one, no one having called
on Mr. Briceland for his tax since last No
yember.
Pat McCarty paid ~ and costs yesterday
for drunkenness and consequent inability
10 care for himself
John Williams was scntepced 10 ten
days imprisonment, yesterday, for passing
liquor Ia prisoners in the Jail last sunday.
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NIart for lhn North PnIc.

"E\,rEu. MAN, September 1O.-COl.
~'-' and his companion. Griffith, started
". ,~r nog,h pole E.st evening. They
".. .aar ,ar steamer Princess at Selkirk
11N ps'rr"d to Nelson river aud then TO
.'N tv'oyy. The outfit which the
.."ar, takes with him weighs a ton and
-'.. ,.a.s consists Of hard tack, pemmi-
.'~ 'aN other food, guns, rifles, revOlverS
ammunition, scientific instruments,
~'.a "--nn. haublcS for the natives, etc.
%. ".'' takes two Slcdg,S, sixteen feet
rug amt four feet wide After leaving
'.'A alr'"ry col. Glider will take rs little
.'N'.h.r with him, because of the diff
"- 'i otrrylug II along lie relies for
..'-,lgs 's.s"tlgs mIinly upon the game to be
~jrrd alDuy his rnutr.
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Mr.. D. I.Wileoxson, Of Horse Cave, KY,
says he was, for many years, badly affiict-
ell with Phthisie, also Dialects; the pains
were almost uncomfortable and would soIqe'
times almost throw him into eonyulsie4
Hetried Electric BitteB and got rels
first bottle and after taking six 3Ic -
entirely cured and had gsi,@4 -
eighteen pounds. Says he pee@9
lieyes he would have died, had
for the relief afforded by Electric
Sold at fifty cents bottle by Log