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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-08
THE WOOL INDUSTRY.
HOW THE MANUFACTURE AND aRov8k
WILL B8 BlNIHYfID


PHILADELPHIA, August .. "Any
manufacturer Of woolen eoods who tslls
you that free wool will not b . great
benefit to him d either misleading yoa for
political effect or does not undsrstand hh
business," saad . we'll known wesstsd
spinner to . reporter yesterday. Aftsr
this positive statement The gentlemen
continued: 81 am engaged In The MANN
facture Of worsted yarns, and under ths
present tariff I have practically 10 Pc
lection at all since ths tax On my nw
material 10 In many inslaacss Ersatsr tAAA
the duty On the yafss thAt cona inksnsn-.
petition with the product Of my mill; bat
with free wool and 10 per cent On nana-
fsctured goods and every other nanu-
fscturer Of worsted goods would b In .
better position.
'Hers is . simple calculation q Tie
practical working Of the Mills bill that
will give you the situation In natshsll.
Let rs suppose that - "a American man-
ufacturer I consume annually 500, ,000-
worth Of wool and that the cost Of my h.
Dor in making up the material b eqlal b
one-third that sum, or 500, 900, and that
the incidental expenses Of my Mill Ars
t40, 600 more. Ny product you viii see,
has cost me $4,000.
'Now let your foreign manufactures
take the same value in wool. which under
the operation Of the Mills bill would b -
cheap to me a. to him, and give him The
benefit of the protectionist claim that
wages in the woolen goods industry and
other expenses Of manufacturing abroad
are only 80 per cent. Of what they are in
this country they are not 20 much lss~,
productiveness considered, but allow the
claim for the sake Of the ArRument), and
the product Of the forcign manufacture,
with his pauper labor and ehsap running
expenses will have cost him $50, 900. Be.
fore he can lay this product down In the
American market in competition with
mine, he must pay duty Of 40 per cent,
which without considering ths cost Of
freight, ETC., would add $l4s. 600 10 In
cost and thus place him At disadvantage
of So, 900 in selling his goods In my mar
ket. Here In the calculation in shape for
easv comparisop.
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LILLE AND FREDDIE.
The Lovely Pair VIII be United in wedlock
September "a.

The Lovely Pair VIII be United in Wedlock
September "a.
NEW YORK, August THE rumor that
Mrs. Langtry is to be married in the fall
was repeated to-day. A friend furnishes
the information that after an entertain
ment to be given by the Lily at the West
Eud Hotel on August 8 she will 60 to her
ranch in California, where she will be
joined af6erward by her husband. They
will decide on a division of their property,
and Mr.. Lsngtry will consent to divorce,
which will be granted on the ground OF
non-support. Mr.. Langtry will then sail
for Australia, where he has made invest
meuts.
Mr.. Gsbhard Will then 90 to California,
and the wedding will take place in Mrs.
Laugtry's country home on September "a
The trosseau is being made at Whitley's in
London and will be costly. 1t is rnmored
that California will be the future home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gebhard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-08
THE SENATE BILL.
Democrats VIII Not Delay 1t In Com
mitteo

Democrats VIII Not Delay 1t In Com
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August S-The
Senate Tariff b-Committee is still at
work, early and late, upon the details OF
the tariff bill, with the determination, if
possible, to make all the necessary changes
in the original draft before it is reported to
the full committee or the Senate, expecting
thereby to bring out measure which the
majority in the Senate can stand by as q
whole. 1t is at the same time giving
brief, informal hearings to all
who come. 1t will begin this
morning final revision of the measure in
detail and progress to have the work COM
pleted this week. There is probability
that three or four controverted points will
be passed over by the Sub Committee for
the present, and q possibility that there
may be submitted to caucus for ultimate
decision. The regular weekly meeting OF
the Finance Committee, which takes place
Tuesday, was not held to-day. 1t is not
expected that the Democratic of the FL
nance Committee will care to delay the
measure in the committee, but il is thought
probable that they will reserve such criti-
cism as they have to make for the debate
In open session.
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A WHISKY TRUST.
Its Operations Investigated by the House
Committee.

Its Operations Investigated by the House
Committee.
WASHINGTON, August THE House
Committee on Manufacturers to-day re-
sumed its inquiry into the whisky trust.
Joseph B. Greenhut, president of the great
western whisky trust, produced the arti-
cles of agreement among eighty-one organ
izstions, forming the basis of the trust,
and explained that all of the property and
capital of tie distillers was pooled and GER
tifcates of stock issued. The orgauiza-
tions comprising the trust are located
in the States of Illinois, Ohio, Indiana,
Wisconsin and other Northern States. The
preamble of the agreement recites that the
purpose of the trust is to secure intelligent
cooperation in the business of distilling
spirits from grain and other material,
mailing, and the feeding of live stock, and
for the sale of the products of the home
and foreign markets. A board controls
the operations OF the trust.
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ATTEMPTED FORGERY.

Grave Charges Against Lewis County Re
publicans.
,sOsescl TsIeoraa 20 ne Register.
WUsrON, w. VA, August The IN
pleasantness in the Republican ring con
tinues to engrOss the attention Of our eitl'
zsns regardless of political affiliations. Ia
she result of last Saturdays district con-
yentions some developments have been
brought TO light which are sufficiently IN
teresting to be recorded. The Sommeryllle
faction, which favored mass convention,
and were defeated in the primaries, drafted
a resolution on Sunday, advocating mass
convention, and through the influence OF
some one it was inserted in the minutes
of the convention. On Monday, when
Henry Montgomery, the chairman, came
to town, he was requested to sign the min,
utes, but upon discovering the aforesaid
resolution positively refused to do 50 until
il was erased, saying it did not take plact
IN tina convention.
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POLITICAL POINTS.

Ex-Gov. Porter has reiterated TOR the
fonrth time his determination not to be q
candidate for Governor of Indiana This
is regsrded IS final. Since Porter's with
drswal Lieutenant Governor Robertson
seems to have the inside track.
Richmond admirers have sent minia-
ture log cabin to General Harrison
Neither General Harrison nor Mr.. Lew
p. Morton will find it convenient to at
tend the Blaine parade in New York.
blaine viii be invited to attend the Ohio
centennial at Columbus
General Harrison entertained another
delegation Of Indianians yesterday.
A member of President Cieveland's Cab
met Is authority for the statement that tn
most harmonious relations exiat betEeer
him and Governor Hill.
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u..I ymort IN ssy. nr.oGs.

ST. LOUIS, August 7.-Govsspor More
house returned 10 Jefferson City and savs
hearing 10 Messrs. Martin and Peustls-
roy. attorneys for Hugh N. Brooks. alias
Maxwell, on the request that . fufth@ 70
spite be granted Brooks, - asked By ths
British Minister. The Governor Aup0ascsd
that he was ready to psss npon the sppll-
cation Nked for by Minsstss wsA ss1
stated that II there vas no othsf fsassa
than that stated In the pspeu. rscsivsA
from Secretary Bsysrd hs would 'bot intsf-
fere with the sentence. The Gsvssnss
granted postpousmsnt Of The bearing m
iii Wednesday.
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Porter Out of the Race

INDIANAPoLis IND, AugIsg FL. Own
hotel lobbies are tifed to s.a.
night with delegates sdst s.-Senator Ma
tendance on the NAL conference with sew
veuiton, whiehAn Senators at his hotel last
ing at 10 tafea subject being the retirement
srs% no%iDa, a% Use 7spm Virginia. Senate. Rid
steruniger, speaking of Mr.. wise's retire.
gukrni says: ifSenaspr Malone now has the
d(handle Of TIE situation. The dis
xSt conventions viii endorse the Malone
Lctors or seIect NV onss who recognize
= aathosity. general BrsdJ win Be ig.
qu srped 70
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G~usrai Black VIII Stay.

GlQS,,Apguzt l--Qol2Rtl Ia.
Der Of the employss Of the concern were on
haEd early. but there was su entire ab
sencs OF the gentlemen on the Other side,
and st NJ time was there more than two
members Of the COMMITTEES present, snd
but three Of them In slI. OF coursa, moth.
ing WIS done, and the matter goes oyer
indefinitely. The Butchers' Association
has plsced in III, hands Of the COMMITTEES
an affidavit, In which they agree that No
tailow shall ever be rendered in the build.
ing in question, and also that no hides
shill be sslted there which have been of
the animal longer than twelve hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-08
PARKERsBURG POINTS.
Letter Carriers Promoted-superinten
nf pnhlic Srhonla

Letter Carriers Promoted-Superinten
of Public Schools.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, August T.
-Messrs. Dolan, BoOfman and Clogg, three
letter r-carriers of this city, have been pre-
moted from the third to second class, with
neat increase in salary.
The Board of Education at meeting
last night, elected w. NJ. Strauss to the
position of Superintendent of the Public
Schools of this city and district. Mr..
Strauss has been connected with the public
schools for the past nine years, seven OF
which rs principal of the high school.
This latter position il now vacant.
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Martinsburg's First Federal Court.

Special Tbgrdm 10 the Register.
MARTINsBURG, w. VA, August T.
Judge ]. J. Jackson, Jasper Y. Moore,
Clerk of the u s. Circuit Court; L. B.
Dellicker, Clerk of the UsS. District
Court; Columbus Sehop, Marshal of the
District; William Ramp, Clerk to the
Marshal, and G. G. Watts, District At
torney, arrived here on Monday
evening and to-day, organized the first Fed
eral Circuit and District Courts held in
this city under the bill gotten through Con-
gress during the present session by Senator
Faulkner and Congressman Wilson. The
courts were organized and then adjourned
to meet in December next, as no Jury had
been summoned and no cases set for trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-08

II THE Republican State Committee of
49,, d,p't find themselves in Jail for con-
0o.,, -, s,,,;pst business before November,
'p hs,,nse they are sharp enough to keep
-, hsyopd the pale of the law. The
,.s,o,,;,l' circular that Chairman
D C,rrILAR has sent to the Repuh-
-, r,psrs OF Ohio, copy of which the
r.', r;re-pool Crisis has gotten hold Of
:, o,bIshei, shows PIP the villianous
p.,,hpicsp scheme, which is not confined
- Ohio hy any means, to Chamber back
i1,, r,wsr over the ruins of the eountry's
.-,-.,r;.s and in the midst of financial
,s,,.ss and panic. CAPELLAR's circu-
- vn Ne found in another column.
:. :. the mos. outrageous piece
of p,liric4l rascality that has
han brought to light this campaign He
sD,,s,ts Republican editors to seour their
,..,,t,riss for business failures, reverses,
,,.sss the shutting down Of mills, etc, to
-,,-;b,ts them TO the tariff agitation, "
~. Democratic administration, and to ex-
..,..,st, and make much Of them. In
,b,rt the idea is to frighteu business men,
% create q financial panic, to plunge the
,,uo,rv into distress and blame it on the
n.mo,rstic policy. The scheme has failed
5is,r,refully. Chairman CAPELLAR's
D,onrr place appears to he the Ohio peni-
,.,ti,ry II the people OF Ohio do not let
him know in November what they think
this methods they are not the patriotic
naoplr We think they are.
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u the Senate.

Qnt H thc oCAnASs
T%AsHISsrol, August ain the Senate
yet Stewart me- Eed that the regular busi-
ss (bills ON the calendsr1 be Lid saide
the Chinese Srobibitson bill taken up.
reed 10. The bili va then paassd
Ia thout o division,
:, .s mong the bills saased were the follow
B: The Senate BY to authorize and
t,fect the Secretary War to place on
ole in the War DspE eent the asFass
L LIE tas Ososrs aaae usSesss &. o. so,,,s e
er sI m;l;sar. sn-lss ss,r,s %usts lay Med slstss
tnder Captain James Laura Y ksn-
2 and issse discharf{ ne Des The
IN IA TO involve mol nc oo 2nce,
- Qy or pension. Tn Of apro-
@ to the consideratf kries
dA in open erecutiyf iva.
ped by Mr.. Eyarts d -
fcation.
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The National LAWYERS, Convention.

CLEVELAND, O., August THE first
annual Convention Of the National Bar
Association will be held here on Wednes-
day and Thursday. The association was
formed on May ~, 1888, and is objects are
as follows:
To promote the unifcation 80 far as piac-
ticable of the laws of the various States
which relate to matters in which the peo-
pie of the United States have a common
interest, such as the laws Of descents Of
Wills and conveyances, of marriage and d.
vorce, of limitations of actions for the set
tlement of estates, the laws Offering comfy
between the States, the extradition Of
criminals, those concerning commercial
paper, and all other laws which may from
time to time be designated by the asso'ia-
tion.
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An Insane Heire.s to Millions.

MONTREAL, August 6.-Miss Mary Irene
Hoyt, Of New York, the insane heiress to
Jesse Hoyt's millions, is here in charge Of
a physician, nurse and one Of Gen. B. F.
Buffers law partners. They keep her
locked in room in big hotel. She is to
he spirited away to Europe to escape pro-
ceedings about to be instituted in New
York to place her in an insane asylump
She owns nearly all of Saginaw count Il
Michigan.
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Overwhelmingly Democratic.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August There
was 80 little opposition to the Democratic
State and county tickets that there WAS
little effort to secure news. The Republi-
cans did not have county tickets in half a
dozen counties, and there were very few
independent tickets. The local contests
were between Democratic. The Legisls'
ture is overwhelmingly Democratic in
both branches, while Governor Seay and
the Democrats carried nearly every county
by considerable majorities.
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THE OHIO CENTENNIAL.
A Subject OF Discussion In the House
The Bill Amended.

A Subject OF Discussion In the House
The Bill Amended.
WASHINGTON, August AT the re-
quest Of Outhwaite, the House took up the
bill making and appropriation for the Ohio
Centennial, at Columbus. Mr.. Henderson,
of Iowa, offered an amendment sppropriat-
ing $3.50, 600 to aid the exposition to be
held by the oOlO'od S hem a Atlanta, Ga.
IN 1883 ana i9s'ggsnts they determined Il
Mr.. Waror the campaign. Tonight they
people Of emselyes into reGmental organ
appropria , be known as the General Georg,
nimble ilan Legion, which is composed
appror -Iembers and is expected to embrac,
st" Abership Of 500 before the close Of tn,
champaign. Major Charles Davis wa
,i'elected Colonel; A W. Bergstresser, Lieu
tenant Colonel; DIR. Ritohy, Msjor, and
Rev. Cooper, Chaplain. rhe regiment
will be appropriately uniformed in shor'
time.
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HE PULLS OUT.

Morton Getting Rid OF Mslodorous Asso-
Citations.
MONTREAL, August 7.-At full meet.
ing of the Directors of the Canadian
Pacific railroad, held to-day, the resigna-
ton of Sir George Stephen was accepted.
Mr.. Vanhorn was unanimously appointed
in his place. Hon. Levi p. Morton, can
didate for the Vice Presidency of the
United States, also sent in his resignation
as a Director, which was accepted, and
Hon. d. A. McInnisy was appointed in
his place. The appointment Of Vice
President has not yet been made.
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Suspicious of Foul Play.

Special telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON; w. VA, August T.
Since the body of the suicide Mary Hudson
was buried, last Saturday, great deal OF
talk has been INDUCED in among heigh-
bors, and as talk of foul play is so strong
Deputy Coroner KrantZ has ordered the
body to be exhumed, and has summoned
witnesses for examination tomorrow. 1t
is claimed that the girl took poison be-
cause her mother whipped her for being
out when ordered to be at home. Deyel-
opments are being snxiously waited for.
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I,.bor,nv with tho Redslins.

CHICAGO, August IA dispatch from
Standing Rock, OAK, says: From devel-
opments Sunday II was learned that the
the conference between the Commissioners
and the Indians would be closed yester-
day, but the Com missioners averted defeat
by refusing TO confer before Wednesday.
In the meantime Agent Mclaughlin, who
has wonderful influence with the In
diaus, will work night and day in camp
and at the Agency TO convert the redskins.
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GARRETT'S ILLNESS.
The Tribune Says He Ii Violent and Re-
quires Constant Watching.

The Tribune Says He Ii Violent and Re-
quires Constant Watching.
NEW YORK, August THE Ti5sae
says of Robert Garrett's illness: "It was
learned that the attacks of melancholy
and the hallucinations are frequently &C
companied by, fits of violence, and while
in this condition the patient has repeat
edly made it necessary for four attendants
to be called IN to restrain him. At an
early hour yesterday Mr.. Garrett had such
an attack, and succeeded in escaping his
nurses and rushing to the window in his
room. The window was open and he tried
to jump out and the same time crying
Justify for help. Two men passing by
heard his appeal and ran into the hotel,
where the facts in the case were, of course,
at once explained"
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Strong for Tariff Reform

CHICAGO, August s.-A Nens special
from Detroit says: The feature al
the State Assembly Of knights o.
Labor at Jackson, Michigan, yes
terday, was the report Of the statis
tician. It gives 8 canvass Of forty-thres
Assemblies on the tariff issue. It shows
only nine Assemblies in which over twenty
men favor protection, while in twenty,
four there are no protectionists. six de.
clare for free trade, and all are strong foi
tariff reform.
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VIII Fight the Spider,

NEW YORK, August IA fight for ST.
600 a side was arranged yesterday between
Ike Weir, the Belfast Spider. and Frank
White. A preliminary deposit Of 500 was
put up for each man. A $50 deposit must
be made by each on August Is and Q $50
deposit il to follow on August 30. The last
deposit of $500 each will be made Septem-
her 90, when the final arrangements for the
fight will bt made. Weir must train down
TO 100 and White to 129 pounds for the fight,
which is TO come off within $50 miles OF New
York.
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The ExnosIt,on H.lls D.rkeusd

CNcIssATI, August s-About half
past eight o'clock last night sharp fash
of lightning, followed by terrific peal Of
thunder, startled the large crovd In the
Exposition buildings. instantly the arch
lights In the building went out and the
governmest exhibit and Machinery bal;
were Left in total darkness TIE incandes-
ce1t lights were not anected.
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rhurm.. Wln a.e 3 ll.eh.esa.

CoLuNBUa, o., Augast 7.-Judp Thas-
man has accepted the isvitssiss q ~
fqgRiAin .Ilssa. Ralgt paRuss ~ =,
Th1s, will so0n be joiasd BY ssvssaj q
who, tired at last Of the impsssljoE : 3z-.
ticed upon thsm, will bssssfts givs tbsis,
support 10 the party .! fefssd asd ess1
government
IsDIAsAroLIs, Ixo August Sit =
reported thst IN ops township IN Bsatso
couLty rs Republicans will vots fss Ctsvs-
lad. st
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Tha Rostan wool Markss, ,

BosroS, August 7.-There Continues .
good demand for wool; Ohio and Pennsyl.
vania X 22a27Ic; X 26s29c; No. I 3ia32e;
Michigan extra 25is26c; fine dslsins 30a
Bic for Ohio. 27s2sc for Michigan; comb
ing woods quiet; pulled wools steady; Aus
trslisn wo0ls hrm; carpet woods dull.
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Man and Master Quarrel.

JACKSON, MISS, August flames
Frazer, native of Scotland, manager Of
Hemming Ways stock farm, was fatally
shot, yesterday, by William James, col
ored, during an alteration brought about
by the refusal OF James to obey orders.
James was wounded with bird shot.
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. swaan,nr yIctory IN Kentucky.

LoUIsvILLE, KY, August 7.-Rsturps
from the county elections held throughout
the State yesterday show Democratic gains
everywhere. Governor Buekner said to-
day: 1T is sweeping Democratic victory
and Il win do great good, especially across
the river. IT. win show them in Indiana
THAI ths Democracy is ready for the fray-" I"
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Good News for Many Friends.

Special Telegram TO The Register.
WESTON, w. VA, August 7.-Mr.
Alex. Mcdonnell, who is spoken of as an
aspirant for Auditor Duffy's chair, was
here yesterday, and left this morning with
his brother Ed. for his home in Wetzel
county. His brother has been released
from the Asylum and is much improved
in mental and physical health.
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A Ginptess Dead.

wADswoRTH, o, August THE wife
Of Captain Batter died at their home near
this place yesterday. They were the
largest married couple in tbe world.
Captain Bates is eight feet tall and his
wife was seven feet and nine inches. They
have exhibited in almost every museum
in this country and in Europe.
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Nominated for state Senator.

Special TtEsgrdm to me R69laer.
ST. MARY's, W. Va, August THE
convention for the Fourth Senatorial dis
trict, consisting Of Peasants, Wood and
Writ, met here to-day. The Hon. H. c.
Henderson, of Wood, was nominated by
acclsmation, and will be elected by good
majority.
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Death of an Army Colonel.

Ell PAso, TEXAS, August Col.
George Gibson, of the Fifth Infantry, COM
mandant at Fort Bliss, died very suddenly
yesterday, at LasYegas, n. NJ, where he
had gone for rest. The remains will be
sent 10 Carlisle, Pa for burial.
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Pleuro-Pneumonia In New York.

New YORK, August THE recent sud-
den changes in the weather have had the
effect of suddenly developing pleuro pneu-
monis among the cattle in and about this
city in Westchester county. This danger
ous disease has broken ont to an alarming
aytant
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Hurt While Playing Ball.

Sptcidl Itl' Qrum % Ult htvlNtr.
JACKSONVILLE, PA, August dur
ing a game Of base ball between the Jack
sonville and Peasants Grove team, Grant
Ross and Martin Elliott, of this place, col
lided in running after high fly, and Ell
lott was dangerously hurt.
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ooed Resals. 1. 1vsry o..

D. 4. Bradford, whoIssals pa3ss dsa19
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, wrftsl, thst hsw1s
seriousiy a6licted with ssvers cid tlsl
sstsaed On hs lung; had txisd many rsns,
dio without benedk Beng in6nco1 -
Try d. Kings New Discovery ~ o.
sumption, did 70 and W. ez9esly eusu6
by ~ q 3 Ssw bottls1 niDes vtfch ~
he ~ ued = 4 ~ fsnily 81 n g.
and Colds viii - ruQl1L III = ~
sxpeE5e1es q fheannos 49, li5n -
HI heteis - - xnGa ~ =