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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
DEMANDS A RETRACTION.
John Dewey Pitches Lotto Attorney
Forrest

John Dewey Pitches lotto Attorney
Forrest.
CHICAGO, October 25.-The Ne,os to-day
publishes the following letter to the ed
tor:
In sn intsrview published in in yester-
days Morning Nacs, Mr. Forrest, one OF
the counsel for the defense in the Cronin
case, is reported TO have said, among other
things: There is Informec Dsvoy, In
former McUahsy, Iniormsr Luke Dillon
and l don't know how many other
informers." II Mr.. Forrest used those
words he is guilty of direct Indictment
TO the assassination of the three men
named. II Mr.. Forrest does not deny
having used them I shall hold him rs-
spOneible so far as they Gpply TO me. He
cannot pretend to misunderstood the full
meaning and significance of the word ''in-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
WHO SENTII?

N....r Mechanic Heudie ot the Nickel
Plate Receives sn Internal Machine.
C ... Octoher - The police have
a..a-ts case 90 uumveL They are
t1-1 fud who sent from tie E,st to
O. S. Hufe General Master Mechonc
o.. ... E.sa P.s.e read au Internal ma
.-r. re. a1.t.us Is a g'obe-iike a1siE
aae..s sssi,r paris ard weighs
a,cl. .so u.i.. IS eight inches long
an. ..te. .o diameter o. Mondsy
--, lt..- wrapped in brown paper
aat o itc Master Mechanic was
token Boz Nr He,aile's cfice 10 bad
.n. ou station en- The Lake
rat rear Buffalo. There was u9tr-
i.. .a.kaee 90 excite suspicion,
'a. e..a t. ar,pger vas taken on tie
-ueva- uud iu The center Of a lot
r -ruourd.l by folds Of tissue
.ior wss di-agreeable and
-rt handled So very gingerly.
o<it to the EogleWoCd police
.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
poatop Wo I Market.

BosToN, Oaober 25.-There has been
more doing this week and sales of all kinds
Of wool amount 10 100000 pounds.
Prices rule low and unsatisfactory, hut
there is more desire on the part OF manu-
factur.Ts 20 bny. Territory wO,ls have
been sold with more freedom than the
other kiDds, the transact Ons amounting
10 $40. coo pounds. Sales OF fine were At
59a60 end nedinm at 50s55. Ia Spring
Texas there have been sales At 20a2i and
Fail at 17a21. Eastern Oregon sells
mostly at q for No /, snd No down to
Is. Valley Oteeon il quiet with small
sales at 23i2G California woOls are dull;
With the exception of The sale Of so, 600
pounds Of Georgia st %, there have been
no other 7alee of importance io unwashed.
Fire wssbsd se in fair demand. Ohio
told at 33 and xx at 33la3i. Michi-
gan is qnoted at 30. 10 No. Michigan
fleeces there hsve been quite good sales at
35s36 and choice at 81. Pnlled woods
hsve been quiet and steady; foreign wcols
move slowly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
WITH A ROUND TURN.
THB BXr0RTI0NATB ENGLISH RAILWAYS
THREATENED
By English Merchants and Ra1uhc.ursrs VIII
Parlianniary Supervision N Prtigh
Rates II They D5at Lower Their
RIiorii0las Rates

LONDON, October 25.-The agitation
among the traders and manufacturers Of
EOgland for relief from the e1tortionate
freight tariffs imposed by the railroads
promises now after many months Of fruit
less effort TO bring the wealthy railway
corporations to terms. Meetings have
been held in every large city in Eug
land in which the most prominent citi-
zeus took part, and resolutions have been
passed without number, loudly protesting
against the hgh-hsndsd treatment
accorded shippers, bat TO sll this
TIE railway managers turned 3 deaf ear
So lopg as the victims Of their ,X ortion.
ate tariffs and upjust determination
maintained a respect for The ''vtsied
rights" to the companies aud roligiorsly
RETAINED from demanding parliamentary
interference in their behslf, the railway
managers only laughed a; the protests aud
the resolutions. The meeting at Man
chester Leeds. Bradford, Sheffield and
Liverpool daring the past ten days. have
however, caused more corcen IN rbilway
circles. They did not confne themselves
to empty protests bu! determined upon
PROMPT AND VIGOROUS ACTION
TO bring the managers to their aenses.
Steps were taken to form Traders' and
Manufacturers Lsague to extend through
ont England, Scotland aud Ireland vhose
purpose should be 20 obtain from the fit.
ting members Of Parismeut for each con-
stituency distinct pledge 10 advocate and
vote for Parliamentary supervision over
freight charges Of rail ways. nnd IN case o.
refusal to give such pledge on the part OF
any member 10 throw the hole weight
and influence Of the organ zliion against
his re election, regardless Of party nfilia-
tons.
II he's been quiet evident that the
merchants and manufacturer engaged in
the movement are indeed IN earnest They
point to the recent example Cf the United
States Congress which passed O compre.
sive measure for the regulation Of railway
charges with which al classes appear en-
tiroly satisfied.
The Lord Mayor Of London speaking az
ore Of these meeting recently held 90 Nan
chester, urged those sggrieyei by the act
ION Of the companies 10 mite for mutual
protection and the league is the ou'came
Of his advice. The railway CONF .uies
will probably reconsider their proposal to
Increase their freight charges
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
CHICAGO WOMEN
Hold Mass Meeting TO Boom the Worlds
Falr,

Hold a Mass Meeting to Boom the Worlds
FaIr.
CHICAGO, October 25.-In q drizzling
rain four thousand ladies' of Chicago went
to Central Mnsic Hall this afternoon, where
a mass meeting was held under the aus
pices of the Women's Auxiliary Commit
tee of the Worlds Exposition Com
miltee. Many ladies were unable 10 get
into the hall and the demonstration Was
pronounced one of the most remarkable
ever witnessed. Mrs. John A. Logan pre-
sided and speeches were made by Mayor
Cregier szd others. Arrangements were
made for raising several hundred thou
sand dollars, and the ladies pledged
themselves to appeal TO the wo-
men of America to direct their
effort towards securing the Worlds Fair
for Chicsgo. After the meeting Mrs.
Logan declared that Chicago is bound to
win when the women evince their patriot
ian as they did this afternoon notwith-
standing the weather"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
A TERRIBLE WRECK
Ga The Lake Erie and Westeru--Fou'
TrnInman tInrned 20 = CrI-p

Ga The Lake Erie and Westeru--Fonr
Trainmen burned to n Cri-p.
INnIANArOus. IND, October 25.-ihe
north-bound freight train, No 90 on The
Lake Eria and Western railroad, occurred
At Eckomo at o'clock this morning. The
engines struck an distraction at the
switch on the outskirts Of the city, and
with eight or tea cars Wes thrown from
the track. Twelve OIL tanks exploded in
quick succession, setting fire % the box
cars attached. Two cars of merchandise
and four OF coal were consumed. Engineer
Mehl Fireman Edward Burnett, and head
Brakeman John Sellmsu, were thrown be-
meath the ou csTs and hnrnsd 10 a crisp.
The accident was the work Of wreckers,
this being the third attempt made in that
vicinity within the last two months The
train employees killed lived at Peru, lad
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Roland Reed at the Opera House Tonight
AT the Grand

Roland Reed at the Opera House Tonight
At the Grand.
O; Roland Reed, who appears at the
Opera House this evening, in 1.-The
Woman Hater," the Dstroit Free Press OF
October % says: Roland Reed was
warmly welcomed at the Detroit Opera
House last night, when lie came forward
as Samuel Bundy in the late David D.
Lloyd's comedy, The Woman Hater.
This is the third season Of Mr.. Reeds
experience in this character. While from
the first it was evident that the romantic
old ex-coffee merchant was in time with
this comedians mellowest mood, it is not
less apparent that Mr.. Reed grows unctu-
ous in it as time passes. He has ripened
fast in the last half dozen years; his
methods have become easy and his work
impresses one with sense of grace
fol and grateful spontanei;y, in marked
contrast to the hardness and the effort and
the cold glitter Of his beginning as
comedy star. Few actors OF the present
day have kept pace with Roland Reed in
his legitimate and labori0us ascent OF the
bill of Tenown. He is exceptionally funny
in this part Of Bundy, and his minute
knowledge Of stage craft enables him to
seize upon all that the part offers in the
laughable complications that arise out Of
the herO's tripartite matrimonial adven-
tures. Last evening he compelled lsugh-
ter at every turn and played with urilig-
giDg spirit and extraordinary celebrity
throughout the piece.
"At the end OF the third act Mr. Reed
was called before the curtain and made 3
happy little speech in which, after Thank
ing the audience for their attendance he
referred TO the comedy of the present age,
speaking of his own production in particu-
lar. Dsclaiming egotism, he considered
he had one of the finest comedies Of the
day, and paid a pleasing tiibute to iis au
thor, D yid Lloyd, the brilliant young
journalist who died recently. Mr. Reed
closed his remarks by relating en- amusing
story which grestly pleased bis audience
Hon. G. ~ Dspew and Cornelius Wander
bilt occupied seats among the audience
during the entire play, and this, Mr. Reed
considered one of the creates; compliments
he had ever received.
"Mr. Reed has excellent support His
new leading lady is Mics Issdore Rush.
She has been little heard Of, but her fine
pre'ence, clesn-cut intelligence, Obvious
sincerity, winning manners and theatrical
promise argue that she will not long be
kept in shadow"
Reserved seats can be secured at Houses
music store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26

Faus HIm and lie Il Compelled to Cut
short TITS Cincinnati speech

Faus HIm and lie Il Compelled To Gut
short FITS Cincinnati spesch
CINCINNArI, October 25-Hoa. Allen
c. Thurman did rot complete his speech
at Music Han last night, bat was COM
PEELED oa account Of failure OF strength
20 stop suddenly Putting bis hands 20
his sides he said: ''I would like 10 have
stated more TO you, but am unable to do
Be-; am getting sick.n The last words
were rot distinctly heard, and as his son
assisted him 10 q chair there were few IN
The ball who knew that he bad broken
dogn. As soon as he was able 10 20 he
was taken 10 the hotel. where he said that
be- regretted this inhrmity greatly, be-
cause, as he stated atterwa,d, he hsd re
served for the closing part Of his speech
some good words for the Democratic can
didate for Governor. These he wss pre-
vented from uttering by the sudden weak
mess that came upon him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26

KANSAS CITY, No, October 25.-Yes-
terdsy Michael BrOderick, = yOung IN
married man, who lived a. A-mourdale,
was instantly killed at Kingman's packing
house BY being crushed betSeen the floor
Of descending elevator and the second
aoo- Of the building. The man caielessly
put his head over the guard aud wss look
ing down when the sccIdent occurred. No
inquest Will re held, rs The packing house
officials are deemed entirely bAmeless il
the matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26

Sptc.al 1i.e1rru 20 .ie Register.
MARrINsBURG. ". Va, October Is
United States Court convened at tha usual
hour tbis morning. with Judge Jackson
presiding +. Vernon Aler was qualified
and was admitted to practice in the DIS
iriot Court. The ease Of the Uoi,ed States
ys. Martin YanBureu Green, indicted for
violaticn of election, was resumed. Dis
uict Attorney S.urgis msde the
closing argument The Jury ret red
TO their room and returned 8 verdict
of guilty Green was then hued 500 and
COSTS United States v. john Frazier and
Nelson Psge. both colorsd, indicted for
violating tbs election laws; verdict, not
guilty C1Ilsd S,aies =. Jerry Johnson,
C7iored, indicted for violation Of the cleo
uon laws. cltinued until tomorrow. II
Isl dus 90 state thst the District Attorney,
SIR. SDrgis. is illiug hi5 position IL a tslI
and impartial way aud is credit 10 the
government
ExJuics J. " Kennedy and T. II
Norton. G. Wheeling. aud T. A QlintaIdi
of Nea York, ara ~ the city stopping at
the s.. Clair. They are interested 10 pros
pectirg for mineral8 here and sill po'sio oly
remain some time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
THREE AND.
Tho Giants Win Wonderful Game From
the GrOoms.

Tho giants win HOhuefiui Nehho 1EOh
the GrOoms.
NEW YORK, October 25-The greatest
game of the season was played at the Polo
grounds to day, between the New York
and Brooklyn teams. The Giants won
after a scientific battle Cf II innings. 1t
vas the sixth game of the world 5 series
and the two teams are now tied, with
three victories each. O'Dly and Terry
pitched with remarkable skill and their cup
port was simply wonderful. The fielding of
Slattery, O'ROuIke, Richardson, Ward,
Ewing, Collins, Foutz, Pirckney and
Corknill surpassed anything seen this
year. Five double plays were made in
the first three and half inDings. Brook
Ign scored a run in the second on hits by
Pirkney, Visner, Terry and Cofkhill. In
the ninth inning with two men out, Ward
hit safely, stole second and third and
scored on Davis tumble Of ConnoI's drive.
In the eleventh innin, Slattery hit safely,
went to second on ESipg's sacrifice and
scored. Score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26

sAvANNAH, GA, October 22.-The ire
which broke Qua in the steamship HaT-
rogate st midnight las; night was ia the
forward compartment in which 1, 400 bales
Of cotton were stored The fire was got
under control about o'clock this morn
i0g. The ship was not damaged. The
damage to Gotten by FIRE and water is esti-
mated SO $40 600 Ii belonged mainly 10
Ralh Bros. and Strauss < Co, and Is fully
coAered by insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
THE WE'LL ESTIMATED.
SLAUGHTER OF INNOCENTS.
school children Try to Opsn Dynsmite
Bomb. with Awful Results.

ecuuNl NullAAtu Try ~ VI ~ 90 ~ Is-A'iN ~
Bomb, with Awful Results.
FRANKLIN, PA, October 25.--A mum
Der Of school children found bomb loaded
with dynamite, near the school house on
the Galloway hrm, uesr here, this
evening. While attempting 10 open ii
with "a knife, it exploded with terrible
results. Two of the children named Fiiz
gerald aud Roger ara fatally hurt. while
eight others aye in serious condition
Fiizgerald's arm was blown on and hi
facs was terribly disigursd. Rogers
right eye was blown out and his face LAGER
ated The othera were cut about the head
aud hocy by ;hs fragments Of the bomb.
which mac been made by some one for the
purpose OF killing fish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
The London sneclnl Y 90

Which commences a three nights engage
ment at the Grand on Monday evening,
October %, is very strong attraction. In
fact it is said to be one of the most txpen-
sive companies OF the kind now travelling
Oar exchanges speak Of them very highly
Col. Genther had hard work TO e, cure
them, and besidee il cost him cOnsdela
bic sum Of money. Among the company
is Juian, the greatest female gSmnast IN
the world, also Shedmsn Bros ironpe Of
performing dogs ana monkeys. Seats are
now on sale, aud those who desire 10 wit
ness this great performance should secure
them at once as The Indications are that
the Grand will not held the people Mon
dag night
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A Now Ba.s I'm sepsatIon.

ST LOUIS, October 25.-The Sporting
Ndrs, of tnis city, will contain tomorrow
rather startling article or bow tie
League intends 10 fight the Broth
erhood Of Base Ball Piayers. The
scheme is nothing more nor less than the
consolidation Of the National League and
American Association into one orgsniza-
tion Of ten or twelve clubs, the urp!oit-
able cities OF both bodice bejog diopped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
Adrioa 10 Mnthnra.

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription ol
one OF the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been useo
for forty years with never falling success
by millions Of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething It's value is
incalcuable. 1t releaves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diaTrhoa, gripping
in the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests its mother
Price nc bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26

Ga Monday evening, October y, this
great company of artists will begin a three
nights eHgagemsntat the Grand. THIS
troupe is composed Of the greatest srliste
of the kind in America. as follows: Les-
ter ard Williams, Sam Devere, Haines aid
Vidooq, Jutsn, the greatest lady gymnsst
10 the world; Coulson Sisters, Shedman
Broe' troupe Of performing dogs and
monkeys; Harry Ia Rofe, Imro Fox aud
Geo. W. Brown. This is one of the most
expensive compani,s that has appeared at
the Grand this sea- on, aud it cost Manager
Geniher large sum to sscure them. he.
served seats at Welrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
Arsxaa Lady ClaIms II.

JACKSON, MICH October 25.-Lawyer
Michael Kenney of this place, who has in
charge the claim of youpg lady here to
certain valuable property in Cleveland, o ,
is in receipt of letter frOm Fort Worth,
Texas, saying lady residing hsa claim
TO the property upon which the Cleveland
court house now stands. Mr.. Kenney
will undertake both cases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
IliNir nfDntes

las combieation Of the active properties
of dates 6ss, prunes and other trophics
fruits. It's pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered it immensely popu
lar. Il cures habitual constipation, indi
gsstion. bilionsness, siek headache, piles,
etc. Sold 10 50 cent bottles by W. w.
Irwis, w. Z. Williams, John Laughlin
end G. k Goetzs. ]. T. Goodwin & Co.,
and LOpsn & Co., Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
CAN'T HANDLE 1T.
The Pennsylvania Stalled In the Coke Re
Rinn-Ton alnch Frelght.

The Pennsylvania Stalled In the Coke Re
gion-Too SIuoh Freight.
PITTsBURG, PA, OolOber 25.-rbe glut
of freight on the PennsJ lvania railroad has
finally produced complete paralysis Of
business in the coke reg ons There are
to-day less thsn 200 c1rs ia the entire re-
gion, where as the daily minimum when
traflic is handled With average expedition
is 200.
The trouhls in this instance is rot due
to the prevailing Car famine, but 20 The
lack of motive power Ct fiicent to haul cars
10 or from the regiors, despite the maSnifi-
cent equipment Of locomotives possessed
by the railroad company. Neyer in the
history of railrosdiog has there been such
a tremendous amount Of freight offered for
shipment, bat the Pennsylvania railrosd
mas, until recently, experienced little diff
Guilty in handling iis quota, owing TO its
superior facilities; bat vi .hiu the past few
weeks freight has heln offered in greater
quantities, even than the Pennsylvania
railroad could hasd with expedition,
and tie present gIu; . TIE result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26

PAR5EBssrEG. W. Va, Oc,ober o.
William Cronin, who killed Flank McMul-
Zen on the 5dgs Of Peasants county, 81 e
place called Horse Neck, on the fourth Of
July last, vas found guilty Of voluntary
ms1s'sughter snd was sentenced TO two
pears IN ;l4 pe9i,sutiarY to-day "a, st.
Mary by Judge Brennan.
There was a slight freight wreck this
morning IN the O1'o River yards ia which
tWo CARS ard one engine were broken 10
some extent Nobody was hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
Now Yors DIV Goods Market.

NEW YORK, October 5.-The dry good.
market presented the usual features of late
Demand was steady in the directions pre-
viously reported, which we're moderate fol
present wants bu. liberal for futures
There was no decided feature to the mar
ket. Prices continued pretty firm ard th'
general tone tends toward improvement
In some respects business seems quiet. but
this is eeasonable. TIE market is in re-
tonisbi0gly good shape as to stock and it il
understood that the same condision pre-
walls With jobbers throughout the country.
The outlook seems 10 be rs favorable to
spring trade az il well could be.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
Iai p. Norton, the Vice PreSi-
lrnt of the United States,
r,ss OUT A LIQUOR LICENSE
ggS8IHGIOg, ATTHg 'SHORgHaA'


ap g.--te.
wl>roS. ID C. O.,obsr 25-A
r-e was granted by The Z. strict
aore.s TO- Hou. Levi p Morton,
President otthe United States, TO
ay. beer and Other spurious and
aor st retail, on the premises a'
l uurci Fifteenth sad Il streets.
the G4t kaovn as the shore
t,a. il-. competed by Wee President
NORTON
~ the rules of the District the MAJ
y o.. ,hs property holders must ap-
.,y. tbs sp5uc,tiou for the liquor lie
..-se
r.s only property holder besides the
v pledt,atis ST. John r. Mclean
tb. u-p-eor o.. tts Cincinnati Enquirer
,l- Mclean sapsa IS sponsor on th1
application.
Mr N,roas b.- room vin be the
hs15amssl i1 the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
Whit Jaw snHn.

ST. LOUIS, October 25.-In the course
OF q long interview yesterday regarding
the railroad situatiOn, Jay Gould said
The Presidents Association "a it now
stands is a rope Of ssnd. There are some
difficult problems involved, but after all
rates are not a. satisfactory this year as
as one would suppose from reading the
nevspapersn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
Tho unlyer.nlIsta, Convention.

LYNN, MASS, October % This fore
noon there was praise meeting of ths
Universslists from to ., and then the
business of the general convention was re-
sumed. A committee to send greeting to
the Uoitsriau convention az Philadelphia
was appointed The Committee on Pro
fsssiou Of Faith reported by DR.. Tomlin-
sou, Of Rhode leland, dropping the last
two articles and leaving the first three I'M
chsnged. except that article eleven is made
20 resd that the Scriptures conisin rev.
elstionn instead of reveal"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
Anothcr Body Pound.

JoHNsTowN, PA, October 25.-Tht
force of men employed in clearing out the
river found tue body OF q man, the first
one discovered since the work begar
by the management. They hav'
bean working where there was little
expectation of finding bodies for the past
two days, but il is expected that in day
Or two msny more will be found. Forty
bodies we're reinterred TO day and but one
identified.
A lot was sold On Main street today
where the Universalist new brick Church
was washed away, at $500 front foot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26

ST. LOUIS, October 25.-TimOthy DOnO-
van aud James Ssrgens, furniture wagon
drivers, quarrelled over a JOB CT work.
Sargent nnd two friends beat Donovan
pretty badly. The vauqpished drivers re-
paired to the Mayors office, sJcu'ed o per-
nit to carry a pistol aud returned to the
scene oft trouble. The quarrel was re-
newed and Donovan shot Sargent twice in
the head, inflicting fatal wounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
4 scrap Of Paper saves Her LIE.

II was Just au ordinary scrsp Of wrap
ming uapsr. but it saved her life. STE wss
in the last stsges Of consumption, told by
ph7sicians that che wss incnrable and
could live only short time; she weighed
less than seventy pounds. On piece Of
wrapping paper she read of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery, and got a samP!e bottle; It
helped her; she bought large bottle, ii
helped her more, bought another and
grew better fast, cont'auei its use aud IS
now strong, healthy, / osy, plump, weigh
iug $40 pounds. For fully particulars
send stamp to W. II. Cole, Druggist, FoTt
Smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful
Discovery free at Logan & Co. 'sdrug store.