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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-22
THE BARKLEY CASE.

The Proceedings st Cincinnati saturday,
The American Association Of base ball
clubs met in special session a, the Grand
Hotel, Cincinnati, Saturday, pursuant to
the call Issued last Thursday. Presiden,
Mcknight tslesraphed his inability to be
on hand, and in his absence Mr.. Phelphs
was called to the chair. The main object
Of the meeting was to consider the Bsrkley
case. The action taken at the Louisville
meeting o! The Association, when it was
resolved to suspend him for one
year besides inaicting q SLe is known
After the meeting complaint came from
Barkley that he had not bad o chance to
present his case and that if the association
did not reconsider its action and give him
a show he would take the matter into
court On receiving this word the asso.
citation resolved to give Bsrkley fair show
notwithstanding that his affidavit, setting
forth his case, was read at the Louisville
meeting. On Wednesday night he was
notified to appear at Saturdays meeting,
IS was also Mr.. Mcknight Neither
showed up; the session was executive and
in less time than il takes to tell this q dis
pstch wns flashed over the wires to Presi
dent Mcknight demanding his imme3ihte
resignation. This was written by Secre-
tary Wykof, and Eve minutes later it was
being ,Sansn itted. With il went instruc
tons to the officer in charge Of the Pitts
burg ofiice 10 see that the dispatch wss de.
livered into Meningitis hands. At the
same time q dispatch was sent 10
this ti.y to Barley, notifying him
that the association was in session ready
and willing to hear his case and to give
him fair and impartial trial He was in.
formed that tho Association would hold
continuous session until Monday
noon, il necessary, 10 give him q chance
to come on and present his case. Nc
knight was openly charged with double
dealing in the Barkley matter. and he was
handled without gloves. The statement
was made that Bsrhley had commenced
proceedings against the association and
that Mcknight was staying in Pittsburg
in order that he might be served with legal
process in the case 1t Was In order 10
meet this emergency that the association
asked Meningitis resignation. Ifhe com.
plies with the demand there will &c no
officer OF the association % whom service
can be had, sn5 consequently Barkley will
be left out in the cold. The Wheeling man
could not be found yesterday, and il is pre-.
sumed he has gone 10 Cincinnati.
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A capsais,s yss,.n.a. b,sssvsry.

Capt Colesss, sehs. Weymouth, pyins
bstyeea Atlantic City sod N. Y. ssd sen
uoublsd With cough % that be vas sss-
BE to sleep. and was ibdaosa 70 try D..
Kings New Discovery tsr CossumpGo
IL not only gave HIN isstart rebtf, bot
allsyed tks extreme soreness is he bssasa.
Bis children we're similarly sIeetsd ssd q
single dose had tie ams hsppy sascs.
Dr.. Kings S.s Discovery 4 nov The
stspds-d rspedy In ths Coleman ho1ss-
hoid aDd on bosfd ths schoopes. Prs
trial bottles Of Ibis standard remedy q
Logan b Co.'S Drug Stors.
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Moaf Excellent.

Arkins, Chief Of Police, Knoxville
Tam, writes: "My family and are ben
e6cisries of your most excellent msolclne
DR.. Kings New Discovery Tor consu@p
ton; having found it to be all that yor
Claim for il, desire to testify to its virtue
Wv friends to whom / have recommended
Il praise it at every opportunity.
DR., Kings New Discovery tor Consump
,;on ia guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds
@ PronchitIs, Asthma, Group and every at
fsction of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Trial Bottles Free al Logan = Co, drue
tore, Large izs $l.00. .
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Sold by Logan d Co. at rs and 7jt
II. k.t TvfOs
Exeitenept I'm Tsxas.

Great eIcitemsn. has been caused 10 he
vicinity Of Paris. Tex. by the remarkable
recovery Of Mr.. ]. 4. Cori,y. vho vas %
helpless be could not turn IN bed. % rsiss
bis head; everybody aid be VAS dying Of
Consumption. A trial bottle Of d.. Kings
New Discovery vas sent him. Finding ~.
lief, be bought largo tottle and . box Of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills: BY the tire be
bad taken tvo boxes Of Pills and tvo bot.
ties OF the Discovery, be Vas veil and had
gained in fesh tbitysiI pounda Trial
bottles Of this Great Discovery fos Con
sumption free ct Logan 4 Cos
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4 Rnilrnah smash Up.

PrrrsBURG, March PA freight train
on the Pittsburg and Lake E6e railroad
ran into land slide near Stoops Ferry
Pa about IL o'clock last nigh, preeipita-
ting the entire train OF twenty cars over an
smSankmens, and instantly killing Con,
ductor Wm. Clymer, of Jersey City, and
freman Frederick Kirchner, OF Fits
bnrv The engine was wrecked and nine
Cs-s were reduced to kindlipg wood.
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SToRER-- NICHOLS,

Mr.. Bellamy Storer weds Mrs. Maria
Longworth Nichols.
CINCINNATI, March 2l.-Mr. aud Mrs
Bellamy Storer left the city last evening
an route for New York and other Eastern
h.mlets, waeEe they will spend the first few
weeks of their honeymoon. They were
married at four o'clock in the afternoon
a, the suburban home OF the bride, on the
Grsndin road, East Walnut Hill. Mrs
Maria Longyorth Nichols that Was-Mrs,
Storer that ISIS cn3 Of the weslthiest
women in Cincinnati. Her insohe Is phe-
uomeBally larga, and she has heart as
lsrpe IS her body. She. is as devoted to
charity as her late husband, Colonel
George Ward Nichols, was TO music. She
is, as everybody knows, daughter OF the
late Joseph LongEsrtE.
The groom ID one OF the prominent mem
hers OF the Hamilton County Bar, still in
the prime OF life, once considered con-
6,med bachelor, and a son Of the late
Judge Bellsmy Stcrer, one OF CINCINNATI
early able iuris;s
Thar wedding was rather OF an informal
character. The Rev. George Augustin
Thsyer. pastor of the Unitarian Church
where the bride il wosSaippsr, ofbciated,
Mr. and Mrs. storsr will make European
tour early in the summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-22
IntarastiRR Experiences.

Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer, OF
Columbus, Ga, tells bis experience thus:
"For three years have tried every remedy
on the market for Stomach and Kidney
Disorders, but got no relief until / used
Electric Bitters. Took FIVE bottles and
am now cured, and think Electric Ritters
the Best Blood Purifier in the world"
Major A. B. Reed, Of West Liberty, Ky,
used Electric Bitters for an old standing
Kidney affection aud says: Nothing hs.
ever done ms so much good % Electric
Bitters." Sold ct fifty cents q bottle BY
Logan & Co. a-A
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Attempted suicide and Insanity.
SDseia! 10 ne Register.

Special 70 ne hegtSteT' -,
CLARKsBrRG, W. Va, March N.-1es'
,erdsy morning Jacob Smithens q well to
do farmer of this county, residing near
Shinnstou, attempted suicide by hanging
His friends thEsrtsS him in the attempt
he is now insane and the cause is suppos
sd 70 be financial trouble.
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Wonderful Cures.

". D. Hoyt & Co, Wholssal> ard Re
tail Druggiua Of Roms, Ga. say. We
have been selling Dr.. Kings Nev Discoy.
cry, Electric Bitters and Baekien's Arnics
Save for tuo yssfs. Have never handled
remedies that sell a. well, OF give such
sniversal sstisfsction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected By these
medicines in this city. Several easas d
pronounced Consumption have been entire
y cured BY the nss Of . few bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery. taken in connsction
vith Electric Bittess. We guarsases them
always Sold By Loesn 4 CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-22
BELLAIRE.

The Republican city ticket Ia nov in tue
field, 1t is pretty good one, but il can
be beaten il the Democrats unite and pull
together. Capt W. Fl Brown, in
accepting the Republican homina.
tion for Mayor said words. the pur.
port of which are as follows: The
Republicans are in splendid shape TO turn
the Msyorality from the party now in
power to the opposition. II am elected
/ will administer the affairs Of the Office to
the best OF my ability. Do not listen TO
the cry Of the Democrats whtn they ask
you to trade of your candidates. The
Democrats are fckle fellows to tie 70, and
invariably vote their ,ickst straight" "
Would that the last clause OF William
Henry Harrison was true. 1t should be
made so.
The Democratic primaries On Saturday
night resulted as follow:
FIRST WARD-Delegates 10 City Convsn-
ton, VIM KIever, G. W. De6nbaagh,
James O'Neil; Council, J. 4. sterrit,;
Assessor, C. D. Heudershot; Township
Delegates, John Alum and John HAiDes
SECOND WARD-Dslegaies to City Con.
vention, s. Weimmer, John O'Conner,
Luke Gavin; Council John Norris; As
se,sor, Pat LyResky; Township Delegates,
John Morris and Il. McCready.
THIRD WARD-Delegsts. 70 CITY Con.
ven,ion, George &atb, Wm. Manly, John
Wallace: Council, John McDermott; As
season, james Lotus; Township Delegates,
Frederick RedeHig, Jr., and Leroy Add
son
FOURTH WARD-Delegates 10 City Con.
vention, Louis LaRocbe, Robert Dunlap,
Pat Gibbin; Council, G. s. IeppiDRs. A.
sssscr. Z B. KennsdI; Township Dele
gate, Elmer Addison.
FIFTH WARD-De'tgates to CITY Con
ventiou, II G. Hariinstein, James ApHn,
Charles Hanke; Council. =. 6. Hartin.
stein; Assessor, John Marsh; Township
Delegates. Peter bsnline and - Aplin.
The delsga es 10 the city convention ere
all McGranshan men. A peculiar iact oi
both primaries is that The dslasssss elected
on each ticket vere all Cor one candidate
Part Of The Democratic ticket iii proba
bly, read thus For Mayor, Patrick Nc
GraGAban; for Marshal, John Burke; iol
City Solicitor, Gsage Woodbridge; Town
ship Cl..::az. Charles Hoffman; TosnshiI
/ Treasurer. Wa. Schranm.
The remains OF Miss Matte Battelle vii
be taken 10 Youngstown for burial thiI
morning. Funeral services ct her lat'
home at 9 o'clock.
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a Wonderful Cure In Michigan.

ADRIAN, Mich. Aug. l3, 1888.
DEAR SIR:-l th!Bi Il my duty TO tell
you Of the great care effected by "hroman.
M sas recently troubled With liver
complaint and dyspepsia accompanied
With great cosliveDess, pslpitation Of the
heart, nervous debility, female irregular
tiles, in isct It seemed NJ though every or.
gan was deranged. had tried various
remedies and drugs, and sho prescriptions
OF good physicians, but afforded me no
relief, aud | was slmos, dsspaired OF re-
covsry when I wns recon mended to try
"Aromanna," which ] did. and after tax.
ing il several times experienced great
benefit. In . short time was able to 20
about where l pleased without shortnsss Of
breath, which troubled me most OF ths
time. recommend it as the finest medi
cine for liver complaint that ever saw,
and advise the afflicted TO give j, trial.
LrLIlGx RgssELL.
Sold by Logan d Co. at rs and 7jc,
p9 Not TrHs
With ooa. thinking that il vii pas OF 10
tev days, but secure .. once . bo,tls Of
DuLac's Swiss B...sam." tbs Great Cough
Remedy, and sss what fev doses will do
fc: you, Affords reliei in every ins,snce.
! Quick, safe and reliable. "S~iss Bslsam"
ID especially recommended for children, ~
il contains no mosphis or opium, ssd
pleasant to take. Try il andyos viii uss
no other. Price 25 end 75c. Sold BY
Logan q Co.
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An Anausr Wanted.

Can any one bring us q case qf Ridney
or Liver Complaint that EiSytric Bitters
Will not speedily cursi We say they can.
not a. thousands Of cases already perna-
nently cured and who Re daily recommend
ing Electric Bittes, win prove. Brighfs
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, sr any
urinary complaint cGieilJ cared. They
purify the hood, regulate the bose els, and
sst directly on the diseased par,- Every
bottle guaranteed. For 81, It 50 cents .
bottle By Logan b Co..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-22

SALVATION Oh is an intallible cure for
headache, bscksche, pain in the side and
limbs and all rheumatic and neuralgia
affections. It relieves pain and extirpates
the disease that causes it. Price twenty
Sve cents a bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-22

On. II 8. wA.yxE. Bal6.soss, ssye--
| have prescribed ID. ppaso,6s Gsnss
Biiters sad can tsso, 10 10 s-emisgly q
nrst specific y:tsps IN sssss q Dyspsesis,
NfrveS:sU ssd N0bid visilAses sEd
WsksilssA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-22
Locks - Unssay.

No'bing look, more ussit, thsa ibs
pressrce Of scurf and dacasuf IN The hsir
and on the clothing, 0ns bottle Of Per.
kefs Hair Balsax; Win Aesl he scalp asd
frss Il iron his nsasscs. 6tsps fsiiisg OF
the hair. psemesB rev syetth ana mako
4 soft. aIossy snd silky. Hsst of arsnise-
DsEciously psFfausd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-22

IT Ia said Of an old physician in Phils-
delpbis, when called upon 10 prescribe for
q cough or cold, that he invariably refuses
TO DO 50. but recommends his patients 70
take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-22

As much ss if you should ssy, the centri.
petal force iu nature hss tendency to
bring everything to the eentre, and there
fore ell things Come to the centre. The
centrifugal force in nature has 6 tendency
to throw out everything to the periphery,
and therefore everything win 20 ont to
the periphery You kpog IS well as ! !!
know that you can make the centriPsta!
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up in an ancestral line and beat back sue
cessfulIy ell the Influences Of bad beredity.
See in that genealogical table that good
King Asa esRo Of vile King Alba. See
il tha, genealogical tsbls that Joseph and
Mary and the mcst illustrious being that
ever touched our world, or ever " II touch
il. had in their ancestral line seandalous
Reboboam ard Thamsr and Bsthsheba-
IL the world is ever to be Edepizsd-spd
II will be-all the injected families Of the
essta are to be regsnersted, and there will
some one arise 10 each family line and
open q rev genealogical table. Tire
will be some Joseph in the E:ae to reverse
the evil il fuenee Of Rshobosm, and there
will be some Mary il the lima to reverse
the evil influence .. Ba,hsheba. Perhaps
the s.sr OF hope may point down to your
msnger Perhaps you are TO be the berc
or the heroine that 10 to pct down the
brakes and stop th.. long train Of geaesL
.sSi tspcercies and switch i, OF on an.
other track from that on which i hsx been
running fer century. You DO that, and
will pro~ise Iou as 6ns palace a. tbs
architects Of heaven can bgih. TIE sseh
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Governor o; Missouri.
JURNER ALENERINE,
Inn IT JAMES HUMPHREY,
Railroao COun.','9hsFs O' hansSS'
GE0. I fRArT
JAMES uAEBiaG,
". G UOwNISG,
Railroad Commissioners OF Missouri.
BLY, BOESU,
Attorney General OF Missouri.
j. c. JANAIsaS,
Adjutant General
OSCAR koEJTIEsrN,
Commissioner Of Labor statistics and In
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-14
THE CITY IN RRIEF.

The wills of Lawrence Henry and Martha
Perrine niece of the latter, ACQUIRES her prop
erty, and Mary Henry. the widow, succeeds to
the estate of the first named.
lowsky for receiving the lead pioe that stolen
ian and Seventh streets by Beecher Tilton and
Robert Grayson last Friday night.
A committee consisting of representatives
from each of the State industrial societies was in
session yesterday at the Office of the secretary of
the State Board of Agriculture, drafting new
rules and regulations for the fixing of premiums
at the next State fair.
Benjamin Pope. of Evansville, has pleaded
guilty before Judge Woods to presenting a
fraudulent pension claim. and has been sentenced
to one years imprisonment In the northern
penitentiary. He will be taken TO Michigan
City to day by Deputy United States Marshal
Ward
A postal card addressed to William Robinson,
at the Poor Farm; was mailed Nov 80, and was
delivered yesterday. The Poor Farm has box
at the postofice, and a messenger calls every
day for the mail This was notice from the
Western Union Telegraph Company that a mes
sage had been received for Mr.. Robinson, and its
delay caused serious inconvenience.
William Spilman the owner of twelve acres
of land, and for some time an inmate of the poor
asylum, was adjudged of unsound mind yester-
day. guardian will be appointed to-day.
George Lyon, brother of John A. Lyon, killed by
Marley several months ago, aud for three months
a patient at the Insane Hospital, was put under
the guardianship of George e. A. Feeney, who
gave So, 900 bond.
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PRIVILEGES OF THE cow.
The County Commissioners Besieged with Pc
titiOnS and Protests Regarding the Matter.

The cow is before the County Commissioners
with claims and counter-elaims as to her running
at large on the highways and commons in the
country A former board passed an order
stricting her privileges and an effort is made
to have the Commissioners rescnd it. The State
Board of Agriculture has flied formidable pro-
test against such action, which, about fifty citi
zens in petition say, was secured by a small
vote when but few of the members were present.
The remonstrance against the remonstrance
states that land is too valuable in this county,
and especially near the city, to be used as pastur-
age 1t is more profitable as market gardens to
theeowners of small tracts, who also pasture
cows which must seek grazing in common for
private pasturng would entail such an expense
that the owners would have to give up their
mixers and thus be deprived of milk and butter.
upon which they largely depend for support
The remonstrants assert that cows running at
large heautify the country, for "the roadways
which cross the county about every half mile
would grew up in noxous weeds if the cow was
not permitted to Craze down vegetation to a
beautiful blue grass sward." There is another
Abatement to this effect, the meaning of which
the Commissioner will doubtless be able to
fathoyn: parties having good fences will not
tear them down, and parties having poor fences
will allow them to rot and become eye-sores, and
and it will be impossible to drive loose cattle
along the weeds and fenceless highways. The
rich farmer can have pasturage, but he will not
find room in it for his poor neghbors cows The
rich thus will be monopolzing the privileges Of
the poor" Wednesday afternoon is set apart to
hear both sides state their respective claims.
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THE RECORD OF THE COURTS.
Superior Court.

Room 1-Hon. Napoleon B. Taylor. Judge.
Citizens Street Railway Company VS.. the c.,
Fl. & l. Railroad Company; damages. Judgment
for $110.
Peter j. Sunderland vs.. Joseph Hickey; dam
ages. On trial by jury.
Room 2-Hon. d. w. Howe Judge.
William Schmidt VS.. Bernhard Waller ct al !;
suit for damages. On trial by jury
John G. Eden vs. j. M. Neidhamer ct al.
Title quieted in plaintiff.
Room 3-Hon. Lewis q. Walker, Judge
John w. Pence vs. Mary e. Pence; divorce
Granted on the cross-complaint
Martha Wright VS.. Horace g. Wright; d.
vorce. Granted on the grounds of cruel treat
ment and failure to provide
Albert Reisner VS.. Greenup Pettman; dam
ages. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
NEW SUITS.
Isaac Dunn vs. VIM. E. Mick; complaint for
money Demand, $780,
Nancy Nelson VS.. D. M. Grune; complaint to
quiet title.
Freeman Cloe VS.. Maggie Cloe; divorce ALE
cation, abandonment.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Denison House: D. B. Sanford, W. F. Knowl-
ton New York. Martin Snider, Cleveland; Fl. S.
Powell, Herbert Register, Jno. A. Williams.
Chicago; G.. e. Thompson, Warren. Ind
Bates Houses John Sutherland, Kokomo:
Chas. L. Jewett, New Albany; Thos. Fl. Stark,
Danville; H. Campbell, Niagara Falls; John Pat
terson, Shelbyville; W. E. Werkheser, Monte
yuma; D. A. Williamson, Lafayette; w. H.
Thomas. Kansas City; j. c. Dillon, Rushville;
David II. Stevens, Peru John d. Lyle, Colum-
bus, Ind; Len Myers, Danville; O. o. Black.
Cleveland.
Grand Hotel: E. Mooney, Columbus; B. A.
DeVerter, Annapolis; Milt Gray and wife, Mid
dletown; James nj. Bauer, e. d. Moore, Law
rencebure; John Mcintyre, Munce; G. e. ]. Nc
Farland, Connersville; Charles Hamilton, Mar
tinsville; ]. A. Daley, Terre Haute; E. g.
Wilson, Montezuma; Charles B. Davis. New
Albany: N. 3. Evans South Bend; T. F. Birch,
Washington; A. s. Knapp Columbus; Martin G.
Henderson, Lafayette; John B. Norris Hunt
ington; Robert S. Carey, Fort Wayne; W. B.
Overman, Rockville; Edward Barnett Evans
Vile
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Miscellaneous Notes.

The Chicago g. Rock Island has ninety-two
miles Of track in Kansas. forty miles of which
are in operation.
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe is reaching
out for northern and northwestern Kansas. 1t
is no longer TO be confined to the Arkansas Val.
ley.
Engineers have left Milwaukee for Merrill to
engage in locating the Milwaukee & ST Paul
companys extension from Merrill to Rhine
lander
The citizens of Chattanooga will subscribe
500, 900 to the Chattanooga 81 Columbus, Ga,
railroad, which will insure the building of the
road via Rome Work will be commenced in
ten days.
The new Prescott & Arizona Central railroad,
seventy-two miles in length. from Prescott-the
capital of Arizona-to junction with the At
lantic 81 Pacific at Chino is now nearly COM
pjeted, and will be in operation the LIST of Janu-
airy.
The Chicago & Rock Island, so report says,
has decided to build line from Atchison to
Horton. connecting there with the two lines, one
of which beaIs northwest, through Ne braska,
and the other southwest, through Kansas Hor-
ton is forty miles west of St Joseph.
There is movement on foot to run solid coal
trains between Buffalo, N Y, and Dakota
points. 1t is believed that by doing anthra-
cite Goals can be distributed in Dakota at rea
sonabla figures and further. that by running
trains through solid the roads will be able to
compete successfully with the part rail and part
water routes
Ten new engines for fast passenger train serv-
ice on the Baltimore IL Ohio are being built in
Paterson. N j., by the Rogers Locomotive Com
pany; in fact, two have been delivered, and the
balance are promised this month. They are
thoroughly modern, the company claim, and an
effort will be made after the schedule is we'll
started to reduce the time between Baltimore
and New York bv half an hour.
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COL JOSEPH H. THORNTON, of Cincinnati, O.,
an honored war veteran was for eighteen years
a victim of that old soldiers complaint. chronic
diarrhea Two dozen bottles of Warmers safe
cure restored his liver to health and cured his
ailment His daughter was very i'll of an obsti
nate disorder. which the best physicians failed
to relieve She had also palpitation OF the heart.
intense pains in the head, nervous dyspepsia,
and all her vital organs were involved By
three months faithful home treatment with
Warmers safe cure. alone, she was fully restored
TO health. That was two years ago. The cure
was permanent Colonel Thornton will tell you
it is true if you write him and inclose a stamped
envelope