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in daily production, naturally without, of
course, the stimulus of a dose of nitro
glycerine.
The oil companies evidently have faith
in the field. The two pipe lines, the
Southwest Pennsylvania, which is under
control of the Standard Oil Company, and
the Western and Atlantic, Joe Crsig's In
dependent line, have both established
offices here and their lines connected with
the mains from the Washington field.
With the completion of the wells now go
ing down, the operators confidently expect
to see a wonderful development of the
field, and Hancock county can look for
ward to the loveliest summer that she
ever had in her history.
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PROTECTION FOR THEM.
Imported Glass Workers Brought TO Pitts
hnrD-A MNalarY.

Imported GLASS Workers Brought 10 Pitts
burg-A Mystery.
PITTsBURG, April 1.-THE mystery, for
it is a mystery, as to the circumstances
under which the twenty-five window glass
workers were brought to this country and
sent to Jeanette, is becoming deeper.
The men, as heretofore, deny that they
came to this country under contract
When they arrived at jeanette there wss
good meal awaiting them, and az they
were without funds one Of them asked
who was to pay for the meal. The reply
was Never mind. Eat your FILL
About dozen Of them were seen yes
terday and all denied having been import
ed under contract. They said they were
members of the Knights Of Labor and had
met President Campbell when he was in
England. They said they had been told
there was work in this country, and bad
come expecting good positions, but are not
satisfied with the prospects.
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Spider Weir to be a Museum Freak.

BosroN, April 17.-Spider Weir's next
performance will be given in dime mu-
scum. where he will exhibit himself as the
man who. with both hands broken, stayed
in the ring 80 rounds with Frank Murphy
and held him off for a draw. Weir does
not like the idea of posing as freak, but
he is in desperate straits and must do
something for a living. He realizes that
his hands will never again be in first-class
shape for a bare knuckle or skin-gloye
fight. and he knows that he must reap the
benefit OF the reputation earned in former
battles.
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Nn Gament Raltimnra.

BALTIMORE, April l7.-Rain to-day pre-,
vented the Baltimore and Columbus base
ball teams opening the championship sea
son here. The game is postponed until
tomorrow.
Manager Buckenberger. of the Columbus
Base Ball club this morning fued Pitcher
Widuer, Catcher Bligh, and Fielder DAILY,
each 500, for an infraction Of the rnles-
being out all night drinking.
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pr..ldsnt Mayer Mm Not ResIgn

BALTIMORE, MD, April IA report
was nut into circulation here snd was
traced to aavices from Wall street that
President G. F. Mayer, of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, was tired of his respon'
sibilities and intended retiring as soon as
he could President Mayer was spoken to
abont the matter to-day, and says there IS
No truth in the story.
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A SLUMP IN OIL.
The Bottom Drops Out OF the Pittsburg
Market.

The Bottom Drops Out OF the fttHburg
Market.
PITrsHURG, April l7.-There was great
excitement at the on Exchange to-day and
prices dropped nearly four points. Pitts
burg has been very bearish for some time,
and the story that the Standard has secured
the control Of the Lima field was seized
upon as q pretext 10 hammer prices The
ms1ket was active and feverish all day,
and che fuctuadhns were rapid, but the
session was devoid of panicky features. At
the opening sales we're made at 81 " hich
proved 20 be the highest point OF the day.
Prices then began % drop, and with the
exceptions OF small rallies continued TO de-
cline until the close, when "a was bid.
The feeling was still weak and unsettled.
The DAYS transactions were very heavy
and aggregated millions Of barrels
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nnantlfnI Eater ON.

Scott Is Bovine, manufacturers Of the
we'll known Scoit's Emulsion Of Cod Liver
on. offsr most beautiful Easter gift
composed of eight artistic studies oi BIRDS
ana Flowers. put no in pOrtiono-worth
d, lesst 81. 90, for % cents On receipt OF
ebove fin stamps, il will be mailed az once.
SCOTT x BOVINE,
I'D South Fifth Ave, n. Y.
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THEY STILL TROT.
The Female Pedestrian Contest and How
ahn Gcnraa Gfanh-

The Female Pedestrian Contest and How
the Scores Stand.
The female pedestrian contest at the
Capital rink attracted large crowds yester-
day, and last night the attendance was
larger than ever. A special ladies' matt
nee will be given on Friday afternoon, and
on Friday evening at 8 o'clock a five mile
race will take place between John Nc
Gnue and young man named Thompson
for S25 a side.
The girls are all pluckily plodding
away, and BERTHE Lawrence the little girl
who bears the No. card, is still IN the
lead. having gained several miles during
the last twelve hours. At one O'Clock
this morning the score stood as follows:
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PORTER'S PLUM.

he Gets the superintendency of Oensus-
other Appointments.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE President
made the following appointments this af
tsrncou. Robert p Porter, Of New York,
90 be Superintendent of Census; J. w.
Cunningham, TO be Assayer of the United
States, assay office at Boise City, Idaho
VIM II Calking Of Washington Terrific
r7. 20 bs Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court OF the Territory OF Washington
John b. Donneuy, OF louisiana, to be
Marshal of the United States for the East
ern District of Louisiana.
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Notes.

Ryan should be played at short and Ho
brecht in right field.
II the Shamrocks, Of the East Eud, de
sire TO tackle the Wheeling team they
can get game Saturday a week, April 81,
by communicating with Manager Sullivan
or Secretary English.
The Cleveland ResOlutes is strong semi
professional club, and the games here on
Friday and Saturday will prove very inter
esting. Wheeling will be trotting to about
her own class then, and will show what sht
is capable of doing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-18

WASHINGTON. April 17.-First Assist
ant Postmaster General Clarkson says that
be is making about one hundred changes
Der dsy 10 fourth class postmasters. About
tro-thir5s of these changes ere being made
t.r cause, and about one-half Of the re-
msinder because of changes 10 sites OF post
offices About d.ty changes per day are
being made in the railway postal service,
most OF them for cause.
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Grant and Porter sail.

NEW YORK, April 17.-AmOng the pas
sepgers who sailed on the steamship Aller
for Bremen this morning were Hon. Fred
Grant and family, Hon. Albert G. Porter,
limited States Minister to Italy, Mr.. and
Ar,s W. A. Proctor. Mrs. o. 5. Grant
90. slso one of the Fred Grant party.
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The Chioagos Win at Last.

CLEVELAND, April 17.-AbOut four
thousand people witnessed the game be-
tween the Chicago and All-American clubs
to-day. Score:
Chicago. ........... MO- o 0 G o 0 0 OF
AL Americans ...........2 0 o o 0 l o.
Earned runs, Chicago >, All America l ;
errors, Chicago ,, All America 3; hits,
Chicago &. All America 8; pitchers, Bald
win and Crane; umpire, Baruum.
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uala and Active at 100.

KALAMAZOO, MICH, April 17--over
IN Marcellus township, Cass county nu-
msrous friends and relatives yesterday Gel
oh-ated the Tooth birthday of Edward L
f;ttle. He has lived in Michigan since
1856. and, except slight impairment oI d
bis memory, is as hale, active and hearty
- the average man at so or 90.
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GUFFEY's STRIKE.
A New OIL Field Developed In Butler Couu
ty, Pa.

PrTTsBURG, April 1.-THE indications
are that J. NJ. Guffey & Co., have struck
it rich in the new field Just opened by that
firm in Cranberry township, Butler coun.
ty. A well brought in on Monday last al
twenty barrels per day increased yesterday
to thirty barrels and gives signs of doing
ten barrels better tomorrow. II il located
fifty yards from the McMarlan well and
three miles northeast OF the famous Brush
creek fed. Experts say the new territory
is a continuation of the latter.
Messrs. Guffry, Queene, Galley and
others have secured 1000 acres in this To-
cslity and a number OF wells are being put
down One hole in the immediate vicini
ty of the recent strike will be drilled into
the sand next week.
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Warrington Notes

Commissioner of Pensions Tanner is
overwhelmed with letters. HIS mail
averages 6O 900 a week.
Representatives Taylor and HOuck, OF
Tennessee. have asked the President to
smend the civil service laws, to allow men
dismissed for political reasons to he REIN
stated
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WHAT GRESHAM SAYS.

Nothing iu the Rumor That He Il to sue
cecd Justice Matthews
WASHINGTON, April 17.-Your CORE
spondent called on Judge Walter Q. Gres-
ham, in Chicsgo, Saturday, and be was
not looking the best kind, owing TO the
close and confning duties of his Office.
The Judge hiss not been able TO take a
DAYS recreation i'm the last six months.
asked Judge Gresham ii there was any
thing no the published reports that he
would be appointed % the place on the Su-
preme Bench made vacant by the death Of
Judge Matthews. He replied
No, there is nothing in the reports.
They are absurd rumors to those who un-
derstand the situation.
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The Richmond Brought No News.

New YORK, April 1.-THE steamship
City of Richmond, of the Imam Line,
which arrived from Liverpool this morn
ing, brought no news of the ill-fated
stesmer DAnmark. The officers of the
CITY of Richmond did not see anything OF
the wreckage of the Danmark and did not
hear anything of the reported loss until
from the pilot of Sandy Hook. The City
of Richmond brought 427 immigrants.
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SULLIVAN AND KILRAIN.
Fox says They VIII Not Fight In Call
fornia.

FOX says Ihey VIII NOT rig II III Oaii
fornia.
NEW YORK, April 17.-Richard X. Fox
was seen this afternoon in regard to the
dispatch from San Francisco, stating that
Sullivan and Kilrain had been offered g
purse Of 81, 600 by the Southern Californls
Athletic Club, 10 fight in Los Angeles
Mr.. Fox said he had received such dis
patch, but that the proposition could not
be entertained. Mr.. Fox added that the
matter Of the fight between Kilrsin and
Sullivan was not ont of the bands Of the
principals, and in the control of the stake
holder. Mr.. Albert H. Cridge, who was
bound by the stipulatiOns agreed on. No
change could be made in these, in the
opinion of Mr.. Fox, without mutual
agreement between the parties concerned
including the hackers.
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- complroIIsr ID 0arrsney

WASHINGTON, April IT,. - Secretary
Wiudou has lgued the commission Of Mr..
p S Lacey. Of Michigan, as Comptroller
OF the Currency, and it is expected that
tbe President VIII odd his signature 70 the
document tomorrow, 10 which event the
appointment will be- formally announced.
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rwon,v.rivo Dead in the Dakota Fires.

MrNSEAPoLIs. MINI, April 1.-THE
Pew II W. Gleason, who went to Dakota
LAST week to investigate the losses aud sui-
feriuss f. ON prairie fires, returned to the
citv Yesterday. The accounts OF the
Icsses have. in Mr.. Gleason's view, been
exaggerated. but as to particular places,
tbs half has been told. lie estimates that
mot more than % people lost their lives,
though many are still sick from ourhs anu
exposure and some may die.
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HE WON'T BE A COMMISSIONER,
Mr. Cleveland Writes TO Judge Patterson
Declining 20 Serve.


Declining 20 Serve.
NEW YORK, April 17.-Ex-Presiden'
Cleveland viii not be one Of the new High
Bridge Park Commissioners, and has writ
ten 10 Judge Patterson, Of the Supreme
Court declining the appointment. The
grounds assigned for declining the position
are not known, "a the letter has not been
made public but il has been understood
among SIR. Clevsland's personal friends
ever since his return from Florida that he
would not accept His friends looked
uuon the appointment as an effort to iden-
tifv the ex-P President with local politics,
ard they seem TO have been pretty gener-
ally of Che opinion that this was not advi-
sable, and would have discouraged the &C
/ ceptsDce of the office had such step been
contemplated
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oh,oansrv st work.

Interested and unscrupulOus dealers
sctuated by cupidity, occasionally rep
resent other dentifrices as equal or akin
TO sOZ lDONT. Reject these substitutes
always, and insist upon having the gen
nine reproducer Of dental bssuty for your
money; for it alone is moneys worth.
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0Slahnma,a First Paner.

lola, KAYs, April 1.-THE first num-
Der Of The Oklahoma Times will be issued
at Oklahoma City on the 22nd by A. O. and
W. W Scott, formerly of the Register, Of
this place The Times will be Republican
in politics and will be printed from com
plete steam plant.
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Child Drowned ina We'll.

Special telegram 10 ne Rt0istef
BARNEsvLLE, A 1ril H. Bertha, four
year-old daughter of Winfield Worcester,
Of Cherry street, fell into q well this even
ing and was drowned. Worcester is glass
blower and his family had Just moved here
yesterday from Marion, Ind but claim
Pittsburg as their home.
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AFAIrHLEss WIFE.

She Returns and is Forgiven, and Then
Helps to Beat Her Husband
GREENsBURG, PA, April 17.-Some
time ago Ezekiel Leech and Mrs. VIM
Lee. of Claridge, went off together, and
after remaining away for several months
Mrs. Lee repentsd and came back to bel
husband, who forgave her.
Things went along smoothly until last
Saturday, when Leech returned to Clar'
idge. The old iniatuation between tnt
two was revived, and terminated in Leec6
and Mrs. Lee attacking Mr.. Lee and
giving him severe beating. Lee made
information against Leech for sssault and
battery, and the latter was arrested ano
brought here and lodged in Jail last nigtn'
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RAZZLE DAZZLE.

The Association Opens the Season for
1889
CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE champion
ship season of the Amer can Association
was opened here to-day in the presence Of
over 10000 people. The game WAS evenly
contested up to the sixth inning, when the
St. Louis clinchei the victory, scoring four
runs Score;
ST. .LOuis....................-0 0 4 0 s-5
Earned, st. Louis 4; errors, Cincinnati
3, st. Louis >; base hits, Cincinnati 6, st.
LOuis 8. Pitchers, King and Mullane.
Umpire, Gafney.
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Rain AT philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE Ameri-
can Association championship season was
to have opened here to-day with a game
between the Athletic and Brooklyn clubs,
but a steady rain throughout the day
Obliged a posipDnement until tomorrow
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SPECIAL TaIcgrlm U the keg-steF-
wAsHINGroN, April 17.-Tnomas Allen,
uho was formerly indicted in the United
States Court Tor the District Of West Nir-
s,uia for defaudirg Thomas Allen, a pen
sioner. cut OF S}25, was arrested to-day At
I C.arksburc. w. Va, and held for trial IN
der bond of 1000.
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PARNELL'S COUNSEL.
Brilliant Talent VIII Fight His Battle
Against the Times.

Against the Times.
LONDON, April 17.--Mr. Parnell has en-.
gagged Sir Charles Russell, Mr.. Askwith
and Mr.. Arthur Russell TO conduct the
libel suit brought by him against the
Times. The trial of the case will take
place in London in the autumn. The sps-
ciic charges agaiost the Times are that it
published a fac simie of letter dated in
April, 1887, which YVES falsely ascribed to
Mr. PArnell, and it publisbe other letters
during the trial of O'Donnell VS.. Waeiter,
among them being the Kilmainham let
ter, beginning, Dear F., "wbich the Times,
subsequent 70 the tIial, called genuine.
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Attsmpted Suicide at weston.

Special Telegram to the Register.
WESTON, April 17.-Yesterday Braxton
Bragg, of unfound mind, attempted 10
commit suicide by cutting himself in the
breast and bowels. He inflicted wounds
which were serious, bat not necessarily
fatal
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New O. r. II. Postal CLERK

Special Ttie0rdm 10 The Rcgi9er.
HUNTINGTON, April 10. NJ. Haw-
kins, of this city, to-day received bis com
mission as railway postal clerk between
Huntington and Wheeling, vice J. w.
Hogg, who failed in examination.
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The Flood Of European Emigration.

LIVERPOOL, April 17.-Six thousand
emierants embarked upon seven steamships
here to-day. A majority of them are
are bound for the United States. A few
of them are going to the Argentine Ke-
nnhlic
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The sugar Trust Determined to Llv'

NEW YORK, April 17.-Mr. Havemeyer
was asked to-day if the report was true
that the corporations interested IN the
supar trust had assigned their property to
leading individuals in the trust in order to
void legal prosecutions. Mr.. Hayemeyei
declined to answer, bat said: The tr ST
is here to stay, and if not permitted 10 eN-
;st in one way it will seek another.
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Cooking Main a. Parkorsburg.

Special Telegram 10 ne hegl1tr.
PAREERsBURG, April l6.-On Monday
night, April 22d, the sports and bird tam
ciers of this and surrounding cities, will
meet outside the city at some point already
selected and known to the initiated, 10
witness the biggest cooking main known
in these parts for some time. Birds will
be here from Jacksonville, Circleville,
Straitsville, Athens, Columbus, PittsbuTg,
Wheeling Point Pleasant, Grafton and
Volcano for certain, and perhaps from 9TH
er places.
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roUeH on rHEPATBIOrs.
The President Refuses 20 Further Suspeu
The own Service Law.

The President Refuses 20 Further suspend
the Civil Service Laws.
NEW Y0RE. April IA Washington
special to the Herald says: The President
msds a declaration yesterday which indi-
Gates that be has not forgotten the Civil
Service reform plank in the National Re
pubhcan platform. A delegation consisting
of several members OF Congress- waited on
him 90 ask o further p0stponement OF the
appl cation of he Civil Service rules to the
rllway mail service The President re-
piled that 10 could not be done. The tirst
postponemeut from March % 20 May /, be
saii. had been made because Of the inabn
itv of the Civil Service Commission 10 pre-
pare eligible lists by the earher date, but
there was no excuse for any further post
p1nement, and none would be made We
should te disregard.ng the pledges made to
the country, said Gen. Harrison, If We
did that" "
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Serious IpIurIes In A PianIDg MIn.

Special Telegram 10 INC htBlhIef.
HUNTINGTON, April l7.-While working
at Martins planning Eill TO day, stephen
Elliott was struck by piece Of lumber
hurled by a saw and was seriously injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-18

1fvou want to cure a cough use DR.. Bull s
conch Syrup, the reliable remedy. . CTS
salvation oil is the cheapest and best PAIN
orTe ON earth. Price only 25 cts. bottle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-18
Two New Cardinals,

PARIS, April 1.-THE AIcbbishOps Of
Paris, Lyons and Bordeaux, will soon be
made Cardinals.
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...eind.d. Allowing Train Men
Urr, Correspondence
April l1-The postcdice
oea.s have rescinded an or
.rrrg tte i.si administration.
che drcouug cement of
nr irHu men %. carrying
Inr c1rre-plndance aud
other than mail trans 10
Department. chat there are
small towns through
tcl have magre ts.s-
IN many of these vil-
f telegraph offices close
Ht uan men from ear
r.cnhoriug town cr city
"nuu.ng possibly intor-
.<. general Importance,
....... .." .rrrnaH
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DOwned by the Cowboys.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1.-THE open
ing game of the American Association here
was between Loui willie and Kansas City.
The visitors won on Swartzels pitching,
ard weak fielding by the home team.
Louisville............ 20 0 u O o.
Kansas Clty...............2 0 0 80
Earned LouisvilIe l, Kansas City 3; er-
Fors, Louisville 5, Kansas City 4; hits,
Louisville 6, Kansas City 8; pitchers, Ew-
ing and Swartzel; umpire, Daniels.
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Tho Pons.. severe Illnes s..

ROME, April 1.-THE Pope has not YET
recovered from the illness which attacked
him on Monday.
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BID. on ths wheeling custom House.

Bidsou the wheeling Custom House.
,fsc.c' utGrc1i 90 .hs Register
WASHINGTON, April 17-Bid5 were
opened for repairing the Custom House 81
Wheeling yesterday There were only
three bids. two from Wheeling and one
from Washington, the latter being the low
est. Mccarthy & Baldwin, 50 S22, 1O9
seree 70 complete the bulldog IN sly
months Eheyes, Kraft & Co, OF Wheel
re bid E23 200, and Louis Hartong S24,
--H
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No Name

Nv little boy, five years old, was at
talked with a disease for which the doctors
had 70 name. The nails came off 10 the
middle Joint For three years under vari-
ous kinds Of treatment from many physic-
ians. he suffered terribly and got no better
l began the use Of SWift's Specific a short
time ago and be is getting well.
JOHN DEIHL-
Peru, Ind.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Bewars of Ipaitations.
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re.eg,s u s.sntly and cures
.0.l pain Price only 25 c;s
d -aro1or's iary. "Died from
u. Bulls Cough Syrup. 25c.
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Took Three Bottles

I suffered greatly with blood poisen for
a number of years. After taking SWiit's
Specific was entirely cured, and / only
took three bottles ROBERT DEAN,
Jamaica, L. l.