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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-06
WElLSBURe.
County Court Business - General Local
News-Personal.
lSpscidl 10 lAs Regix,er.


News-Personal.
Special TO ne Regis,s.
WELLsBuRo, April 5.-The County Cour,
met in regular quarterly session at the
Court House this morning, Commissioner
S. B. Hindmsn, Of Cross Creek district,
who has been confined to bis room with
sickness ell winter, was not present. The
usual fiscal business was transacted. The
petition for q bridge across Buffalo Creek
at Robert McBroov's vas rejected.
The assessment Of the mill tract of land
Of Hen. John Hindmsnd in Cross Creek
district, was reduced from s., $50 to 81, 200.
The proposition OF the trustees who con.
t.olled tSofitths Of the Wellsburg and
Bethany turnpike, as owned by private in.
diyiduals, to give the County control Of
that fraction in addition to its own three
ffths. was considered By the Court and the
entire management by the county vas a.
sumed. The question Of appointing q
superintendent for the road was taken un.
der adyisement aud theCourt adjourned un.
I'll tomorrow morning.
Town Council will assemble on Thurs-
day evening for the purpose Of organiza.
tion and swearing in the new officials.
Rev. Westfall. Of the NJ. P. church, is
still unable to fill his pulpit because Of Q
proiracted illness.
Mr.. William Hindmsn. Of Cros, Creek
district, is still suffering from a recent
stroke Of paralysis.
Among those attending Court to-day
we're noticed j. 7. Ryland, d Stansbury,
Evan D. Hindmsu, Of Collier. J. W. Coun.
Gilman, and Joseph Tilton. Rev. VIM. NJ
Sommerville and VIM. Mckinley, Of Buf.
fa'o district, and Hon. John Hindmsu, Of
Holidays Cove.
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"rhe Slough of Despondes cy"

iu which you are walloWing on account OF
some Cf those diseases peculiar to you,
madame, aud which have robbed you OF
tie rosy hue Of health and made life bur
den to 5ou. you can easily get out OF. DR.
Pierce's "FGvorite Prescription" will Tree
son from al such troubles aud soon recall
the ross hue of health TO your cheek and
the elasticity to yoar sep 1t is most
uerfect specific for all toe aeaknesses and
irregularities peculiar 10 your sez. 1t
cures liberation, displacemeuts, internal
lever" bearing doyn a2saatjons, removes
the tendency TO csncerops s1ections' and
eorrects all unnatural discharges BY
druggists.
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The Benwood Election.

To tie Editor Of The Register.
Sir: Your special correspondent rom
Benwood stated in Sundays issue Of your
most excellent journal, that some person,
whom, whoa, no supposea, writes in the
interest OF the Citizens ticket, has com.
munics;ion in Saturdays paper saying
that the candidates on that ticket are not
pledged to any man for the various offices
within their power TO bestow." Your cor.
respondent certainly die aot read the com.
municstion, 40 be terms it, or he would
have known that il was simply o card
written and signed by oil the candidates
on the Citizens ticket. wherein they deny
in positive terms malicious fslsehood
Your correspondent says all the csndi
dates upon the Independent ticket have
made records upon the temperance issue
which are fully known ard understood by
the voters here. and he calls upon the
Citizens ticket TO come osi aud state its
position pSoa ,ais knotty question without
evasion. This attempt 10 bring in false
issue upon the eve of the elect.oa IS char.
scteIistic Of The %so .nd 10 fully under.
stood tJ Ice voters here. A. l.. Pelley.
Esq, second upon that issue. 10 known 10
all ihe citizens Of this vicinity, and to none
more fully ;hsa 10 your ,pecial CORE
spondent, and | may add that it will
compare fsvorably with the record he has
made upon this issue. A. l.. Pelley was
born and raised almost within gunshot Of
this place, and has been living here for
the past fifteen years, and is known by all
the people rs q gentleman OF intelligence
and worth, one who will gil the o.Ece to
which be is certain 10 be a.sstsd with dig
nifty aud respect The people need and
ask 10 statement from him on the temper.
snce question, bat il We were disrcasd we
might ssk without imreFtinence come
questions upon ,ais issue which seems 10
ree. and torture the mental cslibro OF your
correspondent We might ask with some
degree Of sensa sew The bead Of his ticket
stsads. Has he made any record upon
this momentous question, and II be has.
what is ths, record. Now without detract.
ing any OF the limits Of the gentleman com.
posing the Independent ticket, let them
come before the public and state their ex.
sct standing upon the vital questions at
issue, and ihs1 it will be in order for Jour
correspondent 10 ask questions from the
candidates upon the Cirizen's ticket.
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Sold by Lo,sn & Co. at 25 and 75c.
Do Not IriEa
An AnaHer Wanted.

Can any one bring % case Of Kidney
O. Liver Complaint that Elr-;ric Bittsrs
Will not speedily cure1 We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already perms-
nestly cured and who are daily recommend
ing Electric Bitters, VIII prove. BrighPs
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or any
urinary COMPLAINT quickly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For ssie at 80 cents Q
bottle By Logan & Co.
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Without Any HlEdraRCs From the
Strikers.
An interview With Ex-Foremau
Hall.

NEw YoRE, April 5.-Sscretary Taruer,
Of the Executive Committee Of the Knight.
of Lsbor, having stated yesterday in St
Louis thai Mr Hoxie was not acting in
conformity with the tsrms of agreement
entered into st the New York conference.
Mr.. Gould WAS 10 lay interviewed upon
the subject aud said: "Ths steuogrspher's
notes the New York conference show
,hst there was no agreement direct, or i'm
Piled, that the company would take all the
men back with some comparatively few
exceptions Ol the contrary, they show
that uot one ofthe oommittes expected the
compsNg 10 take back any men not needed
Or any who had sHytaisg to do with the
damage to p;opsrty of the company or OBJ
s.ruction TO running of its trains. Pow
derly said if the company would mpply
him with the names Of the law breakers
they would bs expelled from the order.
The whole committee was very positive
that its orders to return to work would be
generally obeyed. and asserted most posi-
lively that those who refused to obey
it's orders would be put out
Of the order and to use the words OF one OF
n. >,ommit,ee-'Kept out of it fer ever.
4 mes,age from Mr. Hoxjs was read to
thu committee IN which he said that only q
porti,n OF the msa formerly employed
would be rsaCired By the company on sc-
count Of = reduction in business caused by
the strike and because large number OF
men had been emp 'oysd to take the places
o. .,.,kars wh1 y7os'6 not be discharged.
Toe go.loS,ng disps'ch WAS received
this afternoon a, zee odiEe o. the Missouri
Pacific Railroad Company:
S- LOUIS. April -fhere IL nothing IN
- .hs rumos from f. Worthas to the strikers
tearing up the railway tracks. The follow
ing has lust been received from r.. Worth:
At this hour p. m everything Is
ou1,,t. Two trains have gone south tcls
NOM iag we'll guarded, No interference.
g me crippled engine No. y last night
=, ,yec, while the trSjnmen were eat
-, o,n, or. About ll:3O Ihis
rno,r;D, = \, Z Of dynamite was found II
an I on,5on a. rs, the Union depot. where
i bs5 bssn sec, stsd. Governor Ireland
:. " noIin No. ,6s c;tv All saloous and drink
ing places have heeu closed sGu . iG.s Iase
police force patrol the ci'. al S nlsH'' 80 ~,
freight trains will move soa'h to.Hayi
Nothing authoritative bss bn79 LeSeIne
from the strikers who wee shot \ ''' 'N'O'
day.
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A settlement In BarkIey's Case.

BALTIMORE, ND, April 5.-Tbe emit Of
Barkley against the American Base Ball
Association is likely to be settled at once
By tbs acceptance by the Baltimore
club of the compromise Of
fered by President Nimmick,
of Pittsburg, which provides Tor the rein
statement OF Barkley with fine Of $500
and release of Milton P. Scott, the first
bageman, to the Baltimore club. Manager
Barnie states that he will probably
accept the compromise, as ne wants fret
oaseman badly. In case the compromlte
is agreed to the suit is to be at once With
drawn and Barkley will play with the Pitts
bury club.
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West Liberty normal sehooi.


Tie iol'cvinz are the average per cents
obtsirei by tie ttuden's Of West Liberty
State Normal s,hcol for The term ending
March 2S, 1850.
Post gradu.e, Eta Wallace, sc.
SENIORS.
J. W. Young. 81; Ella Smith. So; J. b.
Shannon, Sc; Frank G. Cox, 81
JuYToRs.
7. l. Haryey, s9j bessie Hnkill, 81;
Annie Jacoo. 81; Harry Lindsay. 10; An.
ME North, rs; Maggie Ridgely, IS,
FREsHNEy.
Este Finley, 95; John Finley, 90: Chss
A. Hedges, 80; Lille Rennard, 80; Tbomp.
som Harvey, 90; Chss 7. Rlspv, 50. C l..
Shorts, SO; John LazeAr, ST; Ella finle5,
81; Maud Curtis. Sc; Emma Gardner. SO;
May Lee, IS; T L. McMunsy. IS; Julia
Ridgely. SO; Mary Ridgely, 81, Emma
Mitchell, 80; Ross Shields, 81; Allie L.
GEAR, 81; W. G. Dram, so; John Rennsrd,
so; Zinnia Dram, II; g. W. Bonsr. 76;
Lille Dunlap. IS; Lila sav'elle, IS; J. W.
McMurrsy. IL; Samuel J. Beck, e3.
Respectfully submitted,
J. A. Cox, Principal.
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scorIs EMULSION or PURE

Cod Liver Oil, with Hypsphosphites, very
PalatabIs aud Enicaeious I'm wasting
Diseases.
DR.. C. T. Bromser, Rcehsstsr, n. r,
says: After having Ised SCOTS EmuL
SION With decided bene6, upon myseB ]
have taken great pleasure in recommend.
ing it since in the various conditions Of
wasting in which II Ia indicated"
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Grain In Store.

CHICAGO, April 5.-The number Of
bushels of grain in store in the United
States and Canada April 3, aud the
increase or decrease compared With the
previous week will be posted on 'Sbange
tomorrow, as follows: Wheat, 1897, IA
decrease 8Ol,S65; corn, l6,O92,899, de-
crease 7O3 .493; oats, 2,469,443, decrease
l2O, 400; rye, 526, ,2O5, decrease l6, 1856; bar
lev, 94l, $40, decrease 1880. Number
ofsbusheis n Chicago elevators was;
Wheat, l3 538. 1898; CON, 33,535, ,O69; oats
496,4Il; rye, 1908; barley, lO7,G ,Gs2.
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A HIGHER RISE
Than Before Threatening to Sub
merge Charleston.
RESIDENTS MOVING OUT OF DANGER
Of the fIOod--The River Falling Slowly
at Cincinnati and Rising at
Louisville.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, April 5.-During
the past forty eight hours steady rain has
fallen, swelling all the small streams and
resulting in rise in the Ksnawhs and
Elk rivers which will. it is feared, place the
stage Of water above the late rise.
Government reports from Gauley and
New rivers show rise coming which will
inundste the greater portion Of the city.
The residents Of the lower part of the city
are busy moving their household effects to
places Of safety.
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Rncinr Horss, Burned to Death.

New YoRE, April 5-The stables Of
VIM. McMahon, at Parsville, r. | were
burned yesterday. Ont of the stable, CON
sisting of Revs, Charley Kempland, Chi
ocha, Spartan, Counterfeit aud Perilous,
all owned by VIM. Mcmahon, Chics and
Perilous were alone uuinjured. They es-
capped With few slight batns. ReVa per.
ished in the flames, and Charley X 'pland
bad to be killed. Counterfeit was fear,
fully burned about the head and shou lders,
and will lose the sight of one ele. Spar.
tseus was terribly burned on his bsci, the
blanket having been almost comp e,elY
consumed before being removed. Tn, loss
on the racers is at least $20,0OO.
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nnnnx Ran at Mennt Joy. Pa.

MOUNT joy, PA, July %, IooF.
DSAR SIR:-For the benefit Of the
afflicted l desire to relate my case. All
this spring and eszly summer / suffered
from q painful and exceedingly snnoying
skin disease, breaking out in watery eruP:
lions around my neck and o!her parts OF
INV body aud itching slnast to intolerance
when perspred. Neither could | rest at
night. When the circulars ct your "ARo-
MAMA" were sent around ] at once bought
a bottle and commenced tGbiDg it And
now, after using about three bottles, am
entirely cured of my annoying disease, and
I feel healthier and stronger than for sev,
eral wears psst. HENRY HERcHELRoATH.
Sold BY Logan & Co, st Is and 75c.
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Powderly stiI Very sick.

SCRANTON, Pa, April 5.-Gaberal Mat
ter Workman POwierly is no better than
he was three days Ggn. Mrs. PoWderiiy
said last evening that his thEoa: yss still
very much swollen and very painful, and
he was unable to swallow any food except
in LIQUID form. The side on which sew
ersl ribs were frsc:ured some time ago
osins him constantly. He GsIa2t speak
above whisper on account OF swollen
throat
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Whnt Can be Done.

Be trying again and keeping up courage
many things seemingly impossible may be
attained Hundreds OF hopeless cases OF
Kidney and Liver Complaint have been
cured by Electric Bitters, after everything
else had been tried in vain. So, cont
think there is no cure for you, but Try Elec-
tric Bitters. There isno medicine go safe,
50 pure, and so perfect Blood Purifier.
Electric Bitters will cure Dyspepsia, Dis.
beses and all Diseases of the Kidneys. In
valuable in affections of Stomach and
Liver, and overcome all Urinary Difficult
ties. Large Bottles only 80 cents, at Lo-
gan & Co.'S.
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A Sunday Morning Fire.

WIrLsBURo, ". ", April ga fire
Sunday morning destroyed tie clrpenteF
shop of Davies Brothers. The fire is sup
posed te ksye been Of incendiary origin.
It was discovered shout 3 o'clock a: m
and the alarm given. The citiEens and de
partment saved on adjoining house and a
lumber yard surrounding the burned build
ing. Loss, FIVE or six hundred dollars.
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MartiusburG Election.
special TO the Register.

MARrIysBURG. WA, April 5-Ths city
election will be made political issue this
spring. Both parties ore active and as the
vote is very close the contest will be excit-
ing. Among those mentioned on the Demo
cratic side are a. I. Cushwa, J N. Thatcher
aud Squire G. P. Mathsei The present
Mayor, Z. o. Lambert, Esq., is the strong
eat man that could be selected. BE vii,
no doubt, be nominated. On the Repnbli
can side are: D. W. Rodrich, Charles Diet
fenderfsr, Luther Miller, P. c. Curtis, d.
Darby and W. Wilson. The executive CON-
mittee OF both parties are actively at work.
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Excitement I'm Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery Of Mr.. J. Z Corley. who was so
helpless he coud not turn in bed, or raise
bis head; everybody said be was dying OF
Consumption. A trial bottle of DR. Kings
New Discovery was sent hin. Finding re-
lief he bought large bottle and box Of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills; by the time he
bad taken tvo boxes of Pills and two bot.
ties Of the Discovery, be vas vel and had
gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial
bottles Of this Great Discovery for Con-
sumption free st Logan L Cos.
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Dona In SIX Months,

That coil of hair on the back of your
head, dear lady. 1t is better than nothing
and deceives nobody. In sixmonths or less
Gou to-day you may dispense with i it
YOU are inclined to give Psrkers Hair
Rslssm fair trial. Gieanses ths scalp, ne
STOKES color, delicious dressing. Not 3
dye, not oily, elegantly perinmed.
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ing arbitration, struck sgafn at ll:3O to-
day by order of the General Executive
Board. Switch engines were run into the
round house and killed. Five freight trains
left during the morning for Sedalia. five to
arrive from Sedslis and two from Moberly y.
Strikers say the cause of the strike is the
refusal of Mr.. Hoxis to treat with the Ex-
ecutive Board.
Another Printers War Inaugurated.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 5.-The print.
ers in the Times U MON. Evening Herald
and Morning News offices struck tonight
for an advance 10 35 cents a 1000 ems;
The proprietors refused the advance and
have declared their ofices non-uDion. They
will publish half sheets tomorrow.
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the sitting member in the CampbelLWeav.
er contested election from the Sixth Iowa
district. The committee slso agreed. BY
q party vote, to recommend 10 the House
that an extension OF time be granted for
taking Iebuttsl testimony in the Page
Pierce dontest from Rhode Island.
Trenholm Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 5.-The Sen
ate confirmed VIM. 7. TRENHOLM, Comp
troller of Currency.
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DO You Know

That DuL.sc's 'SEiss Balkan" is the
bsss remedy for coughs, colds. Group. bron-
chitis, etc.
That Swiss Bslsam" viii cure that reg
lected cold. Dslsys are dangerous.
That "Ssiss Bslssm" contains no NOR
phia or opium. thus making It the best and
safest cough remedy fer children. Pleas.
ant to tske
That this yalnaole remedy only costu
25 eents bottle and can be bad OF Logan
4 Cos,
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Dsmav.s in Roth Ways.

Sickness is the most expensive thing in
the world. In two ways! it puts one to
direct cost, and prevents one frem earning
money By bis labor. We say nothing OF
suffering, Tor money cannot pay for that.
How much better to keep oneself well BY
ibe use Of Parker's Tonic whenever tbere
ia the slightest sign OF i'll health.
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Martin. Yerrys New Depot.

Superintendent John Thomas and Road
mater Thomas Dixon Of the c. 4 p, se.
conpanied byJ. C Brooks, the PenpsJlvs-
Lila CoDpapy's attorney. were in Lar
tins Ferry yesterday looking ct the sites
for the new depot TleJ held consatsr
ton with Er. Joei Wood, but The rsssh
cced not be learned.
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Riliv I.oIoneY in Montreal.

MONTREAL, April 5.-Billy MolOney is
in the city. He declines to cay anything
regarding the bribery scaudalin Ne" York,
nor does be knoy how long he may re-
main here.
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A Busted Boom.
Special 10 tie RegiIfer.

CHARLrgroS, W. Va, Ap,il5.- TIE boom
in Coal river broke last and 10000 logs
were lost value, $4,000. Hon. Joel o
HotliDgs and others. OF Boone county. are
heavy losers
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ANOIHER MO RIVER.
One aaiss Upon Anothsr's Heels Doth
Tread" Ete,

One haiss "Upon Anothsr's Heels Doth
Tread" Ete.
The immense amount oi water which
has fallen within the past forty-eiRht
hours, either in the form Of snow OF rain,
brought the rapidly falling Ohio to stand
at dusk last night, there then being ls feet
in the channel. This morning there viii
be more Just how high the river will 70
within the next few days depends upon
the continuance Of the vet spell. bat u
seems very probable that We shall have q
least as much water as on Saturday last.
with the farther certainty that unlsss Jupi.
ter Pluvius puis away his cloud wringef
and thereby stops the constant down pour,
q forty loot stage will be reached.
Following are the telegrams received
from upstream points late yesterday after.
noon, they mostly being sent before The
beadwaiers had bsgsn TO rise:
OH CRY. Pa, April 5.-Rivss i3 feet
3 inches and falling. Rsi.ibg
GREENSBORO. Pa, April 6.-Rives ~
feet 6 inches and stationary. Raining.
RIcE's LlSD.xG Pa April 5.-Rivsr lC
fee. and falling. Raining.
PARrEs. Pa. April s. River 6 feet and
falling.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa April 5.-Rivef IL
feet G inches and riiing.
Lock No. 4. Pa. April 5.-Riysf 8
feet and stationary. Raining.
PIrTsBuRS. April 6.-Monopgsish river
l3 feet 6 inches and risipg Raining.
The indications to nigh, are for . high
stage Of water and possibly. food. Il has
been raining hard since noon and rivers
ere reported rising ct Oh points TO the
headwsters. At midnight there vss 10
feet in the Monopgahsla and rising. A
nvmser Of lsndslidss have occurred on the
various railroads leading from this city
and trains are badly delayed.
WEsrox. W. Va, April 5.-1be river q
this point shows eleven iest ak inches %
the gusge and rill rising st The rate Of
one foot IN. hour. Ii has been rAibipf
steadily for tvo days, slightly inItsmixsd
with snow 81 this writing. II viii probably
reach fifteen feet o. more.
The Telegram lssves iof Claripgton u
3p. m. sharp.
The tovboat ye,sssn No. 2, which ~
grounded .. the Belmont landing Sunday
night. vas still in bad condition ysstss.
day. Woskmen were engaged an isy 10
repairing the hole in her bottoa, snd
csulking her In other spots. Otbsrviss
she 10 not Injured and II tbs river rises 10
night she viii b sbls TO hoss in dsy o.
co. =
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With teeth ali stained. snd loose, thought
That nothing could be begged or bought
To cure them, and ] cried, in pain,
: Oh, volld that they we're good sgsint
At lat, let songs and praise 20 round,
A cure in SOZODONP | found
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A Wonderful Cure In Michigan.

ADRIAN, Mich, Aug. l3, 1883.
DEAR SIR:-I think it my duty to tell
Joa Of tie great cure Effected By "Aroman'
hs." l was recently troubled With liver
complaint and dyspepsia. accompanied
with great costivenets, pslpitstion Of the
heart, nervous debility, female irregular
tiles, in fact it seemed as lhoERh every or
gan was derapged. / had tired various
remedies and drugs, snd also prescriptions
Of good physicians, bot afforded me no
relief, and wss slpcGt seapsised Of re-
covery when vss recon amended 10 try
"Aromanaa," which | did, and otter tax
ing it several times eSpefiereed great
benefit. In q short time wss able 10 go
about where / pleased Witbou, shortness OF
breath, which troubled me most OF the
time. recommend il as The fuest medi.
cipe for liver com mplsint Tia, ever saw,
and Sd,iss ste afflicted to give il trial.
LILLIIS RUssELL
Sold by Lo.sn & Co. at IS and 75c.
Do Not Trias
With cold, .A;nsing that II will psss Of in
o few days, bat secure ct oDce bottle Of
DuLac's "sziss Balsam, the Great Cough
Remedy, spj gee What few doses will do
for you. Affords relief in every instance.
Quick, safe and reliable 'sViss Bslssm'
is especially recommended for children, az
it contains 10 morphia or opium, and
pleasant 70 take. Try it sndyou viii nse
no other. Price Is and 75c. Sold by
Logan 4 Co.
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SAIvATsax Or, the greatest cure on
esr.h Tor psin, has made most brilliant
debut All druggists and dealers In ned
ic;ne sell il ut IS cents bottle.