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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
Oougressmen in Indian Territory.

CHICAGO, September 16.-A dispatch
from Guthrie, Indian Territory, says.
Congressman Springer, of Illinois; Baker,
Of New York; Allen, of Mississippi; Peters
and Perkins, Of Kansas, and Warner, Of
Missouri, with John O'Day, Of the Frisco
road, arrived last night in the latter's spe-
cial car. The gentlemen are on tour Of
investigation Of affairs in the Indian Ter
ritorv
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Affairs In Samoa.

AUCKLAND, September 16.-The latest
adyices from Samoa are that Malietoa
was quietly restored to power, and that ne
and Matasfa have gone to the leland oil
Manoa, where they will remain until me
decisions Of the Berlin conference nave
been confirmed. The German C'nHul az
Apia notified Tamasese that Germany was
precluded from giving support to any party
on the island.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
Rusk VIII stir Up the Sorghum.

CHICAGO, September 16.-Secretary o.
Agriculture Jeremiah Rusk's vacation
ends to-day. The Secretary will be Joined
here to-day by some Of his ASSISTANT and
the entire party will then go toSt. Joseph,
Mo-, where the Secretary makes speech
at the Exposition, and then proceed on a
tour of the sorghum sugar factories OF
Kansas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
I,mp.r r,,uaud severely injured.

MONTREAL, September 16.-Peynaud,
the iumper, who has made several daring
leans At r lckaway Beach, Long Island,
Wa severely ini ured hered here yesterday
He Jumped frOm a tower 10 feet high into
a net held by several men, Their hold OF
me- safety blanket was not secure, and the
iumper struck the ground, sustaining sew
eraI fractures and bruises.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
NAGIE RELEASED.

It Seems There Is No Law In OalIfOI ala TO
Punish Teriys Slayer.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 16.-Judge
Sawyer, in the United States Circuit Count
this morning, renuered a decision in the
babaas corpus case of Deputy Marshal
David Nagle and discharged Nagle from
custody. A bill Of exceptions FLED by
counsel for the State WEI allowed by the
Court, and ,nding an appeal to the United
States Supreme Court Nagle was ordered
released on his own recOgnizance with
bonds fixed at $1,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
Fatnl Aocldent on the R. 4 o.

CoNNELLsvILLE, PA, September 10
By an accident on the B. q o. Short Line
near Leisenring, this mOraing, Brakeman
Charles Ellsworth was fatally Injured ard
two others, VIM. Darbin and Charlie;
Hues seIiously hurt. A number of cart
were wrecked. The accident wa
caused by a COW Oh the track
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
AntI-Mahonites to CONFER.

NORFOLK, VA, September ia con-
ference hrl been c'lled by Gen. V. D..
GrOner, formerly chairman of that wing
of the Republican party in Virginia who
oppose General Mahone's plan of party
organization. The conference will be held
on October 1st, at the Exchange Hotel,
Richmond
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
M Rnltimores I'D Grnfton

Special Ttlegam 10 The Re0islsr
GRAFTON, September 16.-The Crescent
base ball club suffered defeat to-day at the
hands of the Orioles, Of Baltimore, the
score standing IS to in favor of the latter
team. The batteries we're Orawley and
Chiyeraunt for the Crescents, and Gun
ningham and Tate for the Orioles. The
visiting team gives Grafton the honor Of
being one of the best local teams they ever
met and speak highly OF the treatment re-
ceived at their hands. Love of the Cres-
cents made the only run on Bailey's single.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
stonewon JaelSson's Uncle Dead.

Special Telegram 70 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, September 16.-W H.
Neale, an uncle OF Slonewall Jackson, died
this morning at four o'clock, at his home,
three milCs atove this city, at the age Of
seventy-six years. His father, Robert
Neale, was partner with Her
man Blennerhassett in a store which they
owned where the Hotel Buckingham now
stands. Mr.. Neale wS1 a successful farm
er and at one time owned Meals Island
near this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17

NEW YORK, September 16.-The pilot
boat Ambrose Snow was reported safe early
this morning. The entire pilot boat fleet
are now known to have weathered the re-
cent storm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
Lo1E FULLER MARRIED.

Woddcd in Paris to a NcpheU OF tN-rro-i-
dent Ilayc-.
LONDON, September l6.-Miss Foller
has taken the Globe Theater for the re-
mainder Of Richard Mansdeld's lease,
which expires in December She is going
to produce Caprice" this mouth. Miss
Fuller told q friend here that she is mar
ried to W. B. Hayes. who claims 10 be q
nephew Of ex-president Hayes. lie came
from Paris with her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17

NEW YORK, September 16.-Gen. H. A.
Barnum, who has been mentioned in con
nection with the vacant Commissionership
of Pensions, has written a letter urging
the appointment Of Maj. Warner to the
r,o.ftfOn
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Rosnnke Main Boat Missing.

NORFOLK, September 16.-The Roanoke
Island mail boat due at Elizabeth City, n.
c., last Monday, bad not arrived Saturday
night and it is feared that she was capsized
in AlhemaTle Sound during the gale and
lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17

Denied by Empress Augusta Friends.
LONDON, September 10 The report
cabled from here - the effect the DosaRer
Empress Augusta had joined The Roman
Catholic Church, is denied By those most
intimate with her. The rumor started ~
Vienna
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
CIRCUIT COURT.
The Proceedings BE fore Judges PAUL and
Campbell, Yesterday.

The Proceedings Before Judges PAUL and
Campbell, Yesterday.
In Part Two of this Court, yesterday, in
the case of the State '. Iauchlin, indicted
for cruelty to animals, plea of guilty was
entered, and a fine Of $50 and costs
assessed.
In the case of State v. John MonOhsD,
indicted for burglary, in breaking into the
b * o. shops and stealing tools, there was
a ples of guilty to petit larceny, and a
sentence of thirty days imprisonment in
Jail was imposed.
In the case Of the State v. Frank Nc
Adams, Harry Christlieb, AMI "Yank"
Kenney. indicted for the burglary Of Mrs.
Mublemsn's residence. on the Island,
there was plea of not guilty and de-
mnrrer to the indictment. The defense
demanded q severance, and there being no
objection by the State, the case against
McAdsms We put on trial before the iol-
loving Jury. Mark Miller, Peter Baohmsn,
Henry Conant, John Bowling, II. II. Har-
riman. A. D. Garden, Peter Wendell, Oh
yer Morris. Fred Neuhardt, Patrick Wier,
I, Neuhardt and Louis Holsche The
defense was represented by Col. W. W.
Arnett. The evidence was concluded late
in tine afternoon, and the jury was adjourn
Oh over until this morning. These defend
snts are the men who are alleged to have
participated in the raid upon eight resi-
5ences shout the lower end Of South Broad
wav and South Penn streets, Island, on
tbs night of July goth, a large number OF
eTtioles. like hammocks, bread boxes, and
satsbles, being carried of.
Daniel Clemens, W. A. Wilson, Noah
Peck Charles Stewart and Thomas J.
Cartwright we're appointed Trustees OF the
Fulton NJ. Z church
In Part One, Judge PAUL, in the Gaze OF
catbarine Boone Y. Albert G. Boone, ap'
Ossi from Justice ". H. Curtis, the YER
Act of the lower Court was reversed and
judgement set aside, defendant to recover
costs. r,.... II n
Rrsnpon was continued until next term.
Anton Heilmeier, a native Of BrayaTia'
was admitted to citizenship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
The old Navy for sale.

NEW YORK, September 16.-In a short
time the Navy Department will sell to the
highest bidder the slpops Of war Juniats
and Quinnebaug. Toe latter vessel is now
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. She was COM
pleted at Philadelphia about y years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17

--a.- ..--lle l'il- OF
-nll a General
...r-. hrre Re-
,, bis
c-.oAutlIs
.lls and
Altar
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Jem smith VIII Fight slayln.

LONDON, September 16.-Arrangement5
have been made for eight between Jem
smith and Slayin, the Australian cham
MON. for 1000. Smith will also box with
Jackson. the negro pugilist, ten rounds
for IS 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17

PORTLAND, ORE September 16.-A
whale chase by Indians of the Neahbay
Reservation occurRd recently of Cape
Flattery, in which one canoe was lost and
seven Indians we drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17

At Chicago Chicago 3, indianapolis 4 (;
errors, Chicago 9, Indianapolis Z; hits, Chi
cago 6, Indianapolis .; pitchers, Hulchin-
son and Boyle.
AtPittsburg- Pittsburg. Cleveland game
pc3tponed on account OF rain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17

LONDON, September 16.-Mr. Cyrus
Field is passenger on the Guion line
steamer Alaska. which sailed from Queens
town for New York yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17

BosToN, September 16-The BOstons
Lost tO-dsy's game by careless base run
ming end fell back into second place
Score:
Philadelphia ............O o % o OOs . s-- 8
Boston. 0 o o o. .
Earned, 2 each; hits, Philadelphia 8,
Boston II; pitchers, ClarkaOn and Buliu-
ton; umpires, Curry and Powers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17

NfN lost, September l6-Tha Eeh-
tsenth Annual Convention Of the C.gsr
Makers International roion assnblsd At
laanua,Sy Hal tbis morni1e. Io5 le'sp,tes
--on al. points i1 .See United States and
l,'-'a 'e'ng present. lut3F'a1t matters
flt considered in ths Con, sntion,
'.-- ~-l last more than wsk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17

,I.. yoa1s iaes PozzonrsCo nPLS5ioH on
gives iresher charms, to thee e old Fe-
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UNFORTUNATE LOVE
Drove Beautiful Eva Hood to Take Her
Own Life.

"a"HA nNAANlAAA iva ANNu 10 AAhG AAN +
Own Life.
eo--.1. Tagam ohs R.gisr.
MoRGANTowN, w. Va, September 16.
Miss Eva Hood wss found dead in her
bed at her home ia Mt. Morris yesterday
morning, committing suicide by tai ing e
dose of morphine. The occurrence made
quite q sensation in the little oil city and
here, where she was well known. She
was the % year old daughter Of Mrs. H.
Hood, who is the proprietr,ls Of the Mt.
Morris House.
Miss Hood was at an ice cream saloon
Che night before with some friends, and
on leaving them at her houee, said: "If I
ara found dead 10 the morning the ice
cream viii De the cause of my death.
Good bye, II I don't see You. Remember
Whist i say.n Tue following morning she
was tonnd in her b with the morphine
LABEL on the stand. Miss Hood had been
ore of the bellies OF the village. 1t is al
.esed that an unfortunate love affair had
something TO do with the sad sfflir.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17

Iou. Uors of tbe Sew Cruiser
Baltimore
1v p.ember l6.-Secretary
rrn asv received the following teie-
Capt Hrkiaad, president ei
a..ri which conducted che trial
r.e cruiser Blldmors lastoaturday
I..o. The Baltimore satisfactorily com
uore power in excess OF Ie4l G.
average speed per hour for four
..rr nineteen and sixteenth knots; max
ur speed ,0r one hour, twenty and Two
ro sror Complete reports cannot be
furnished for some davr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17

Pensions for West Yrginiaus.
1. TsscrGn 20 ne Regis.er.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September To-
Pensions have been granted to the follow
. irg West Virgjnisns: Original invalid.
samuel Merridsld, deceased; increase,
Eclard Deen and Jacob Polling.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-18
A CA 4 ID.

We the undersigned committee Of the dance
given at Tubman's Hall, Pomonkey, noticed
sn article which appeared in the columns OF
the p'ndent two weeks ago. entitled "Po-
monkey Society has a Shock" In which the
author would have The public believe tina, we
have been accustomed 10 inviting a gentleman n
of color" by the name Of Kay to participate in
these dances.
Now in order 10 clear ourselves, The h II and
al tho.e v ho have been attending ;hsse dances
aud the society of this nee ehbor hood al large,
we most emphoticaliy assert hat this prrs"n
has never been inrn,d or taken part in any ray,
shape or ioI N in any of Il ese dances Nor has
be, to our knowledge, at any time mingled in
the society Of This neighbour cd. Whoever
contributed the article has grossly misr pres'nt
| I'd and grieveuSly insulted the soerety of thi.
section, and If ~e find him Out will deal with
him according 10 bis just deserts.
OF whatever color, race kind this mar
ka; is, we know no, and care less. But We dc
| krow that he has never associated or eea re.
ceived in any socier, OF this neip phborhood, st q
we must say iha, the author of that articl- i:
a very los nd degraded hting and handles thu
| Truth very cartlessly indeed
| The COMMITTEES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-18

A Jury was summoned by order OF the
court on Saturday last TO inquire into the san
ity and worldly condition of Samuel II. Robey,
Jr, white man, aged 40 years, living near
White Plains, for whom a Petition had teen
filed by his brother setting forth that be was a
lunatic and pauper. The case was heard bv
the jury, his honor Judge Store presiding, and
after hearing the evidence the jury found the
inquisilon as prayed that the man was lnn-
attic and pauper. On the der Of the court
hs will lie sent to Spring Grove asylum for
treatment at the expense of the county. We
learr ed that The supI osed cause of Nj. R"bey
meloncholla WAS short crops and low prices
and his conSt quent inability TO provide an ade-
quate support for his family. 1t came cut on
the stand that the leading characteristic OF his
mania was his evident desire TO kill his family
to keep them from the poor house where, he
repeatedly reiterated, they were sure to 60
We hope the same causes may not operate IN a
similar manner on the rest Of our farming COM
munity, for in that event We fear the State does
not contain asylums enough to care for the
patients they would be called upon 10 provide
for. All now feel t. effects Of the depression
in farming interests, but it is 10 be hoped that
the rest our hard working tllers will have
strength of mind sufficient to bear up under
their burdens
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-18
Local BPevitles

The county &C mmissiou,rs ill meet next
Tuesday for the transaction o. general business
In the communication received from WI
dorf rs no ns me was signed we nsst decline to
pub isb.
SherG Smoot left for 81 ring Grove asylum
on Wednesday morning with Samuel II Robey
recently adjudged lunatic.
Mrs Maggie Taylor, widow of 'he late Jas
Tay lor, with her family removed TO Wishing
ton This lex TO reside permaLently.
Mr Hanson H. Robertson left on Tuesday
for. .Satarta Miss. where he will make ex-
tended visit 10 his son, Geo. Fl. Robertson.
The "bah,'s best friend" is Dr. Bull's Baby
Syrup since it mantains the baby's health by
% cents.
Tuesday Was quiet day in town. No pub.
lie body was in session and very few person:
outsid. of the Howard Rifles were in the vii
lsge.
R E. Murdoek, who has been a brakeman
on the B. h P. railroad for some years, has
tenily been made a conductor and given a
run brtwesn Washington and Quantico.
The average American kitchen and Laxador
both know dy spepsia, and the one creates it,
the other destroys it, Laxador costs snly 25
cents.
Mr.. P Fl. Muscheite, who has been visiting
the county since Christmas, is slowly recover
ing from attack of acute rheumatism from
which be has been suffering for the Iast ten
days.
1t is rather an unusual sight to see shrubbery
and flowers in bloom, in the open air, in the
middle Of January in this latitude. And yet
this is The condiiie Of things in Port Tobacco
for on Sunday last We saw a bush 10 almos
lul blossom in the garden of one of our cIti
zens. What pext2
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-18
Visitors ia BaIaiasore:

Must not miss the great "C'can Sweep
Sale" o, Men ard Boys ,lorhing now btiug
held at he P,ll Clorbiug Company store
Pratt street aejoining Hanover Their accounts
With their predecessors mus, ee closed T.!
Christmas. rud the knife has b,en put into
every hing. You can purchase men : oveTcos's
sill lined s,lveteol!srs 6re ma,srisls for sic
worth $2e- sBlae chipchiIs orereos,s worth
So, so Tor 81 90. We shalt sell Sl0 suits for
81, so: ask to see lot sl22. Brown corkscrew
suits $40 go for $40; lot 6leO. Boys suits
Si, SO selling rapidly for =, Cd. o'ercoa's
worth 5000 selling at S3.oo. Grand So, Gu
overcolis going for 81 so. While here So our
$50 pants low s. Sc, and those at S3, 90
nov 81, so. These are only lev out Of thou
sands OF bargains. Ii all he worth The cost
OF visit TO The city TO satisfy The winter needs
of yourselves aud your boys q, The Bell Cloth
ing Company's store, Pratt street atjoiniee
Hanover
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-18

The Howard Rifles will occupy the dwelling
in this town, recently vacated by Mrs. Mary f.
Boswell, ae an armorv and clab house. They
will move into it on the day of the next d'il', /,
Saturday, January 27th.
BY order of the county commissioners passed
at the last meeting, the several tax collectors
are required to pay in Sl23 each Tuesday
next, the 23nd instant, to pay off The serai-an-
/ ual inter, st due on county bones
We are haIpv 10 report thar Mrs. Julia Nus
chette. whose illness from typhoid fever We
h We heretofore noted, is nos considered ont
of danger and is slowly convalts'ing. This
will lie sratif, ing news to the lady's many
friends in the county.
When the eyes become weak or The lids in
! famed and sore, a disordered system scro-
! fulous condition Of thu blood is indicated, for
" hich A, er'S Sarsaparlla is the best remedy,
| 1t invigorai,s aud vital L 5 The tlOod and ex-
pels all humorS.
| The trustees of the poor hnd witing and
dining at The aims touSe on Tuesday. Mr..
Tho,. NJ. Welch, the superintendent. and his
estmatle spouse usually make these occasions
very please mt for those who p,rt4ke of their
hospitality.
Mr. Percival PuSgett, prof ssor in St
Pauls Scbeol, Concord. y II has teen visit
ing bis uncle, Mr W. W. Padg,t,, durir the
past week. Pearl WAS looking well and was
, wermiy greeted by his many tIirudS here. lie
cit this morning on his return trip 10 Concord.
| The world vide reputation Of Ayers Hsir
vigor. is due 10 its healthy "ction on the hair
and scalp. This incompatible preparation re-
stores the orig na color TO gray and fade d hair
and imparts the gloss ard FIRE: hness so much
de>Ie ed by all clsests OF people.
! There are several candidates in the field for
the seat on the bsuch Of the orphans court,
made vacant by The death of the late Judge
| igdon, though up TO the present We have
heard Of no recomme ndation being made to
the Governor TO fiji the vacancy.
! The construction train OF the ?, pes Geek
branch of the < p railroad while returning
! from Pores Cr, ek TO Bowie on Tue,dsy after
noon, broke doWn near Groom station in Prince
Georges county, and so obsiructed The road
that travel vas impossible until the Train re-
! ceived sssistsute frem Bowie. The bresk kdow n
caused delay in tie evening train on thai day
of nearly ,h'ee hours, the train rot reaching
points in this section OF this county until 3!
O'Clock.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-18
The Pieca waxen Society.

The Piccnwaxen Literary Society, The organ
ization OF which we made mention n few week:
ago, held its regular meeting at The residence
of Mr.. Philip A. l.. Contee on Friday last
Miss C. C. Wilson, president; Miss NJ. B. Muir
ply, secretary. Flfsesn members were present
The suhjec, tor debate was "Should dlficul-
ties betw cen Nations be settled by war or srsi-
tration." The papers co the suhj'ct were pre-
pared with care and thought and were well
delivered. Upon taking the vote OF the society
the ques ton was decided in lhs negative. Sew
eral new members we're admitted and the soci-
ety is in a Hou' ishing conditions and bids fair
to become one the leading social institutions
of Piccaws1en. =
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-18
A Valmable Work.

We have received from the proprietors OF
the Baltimore Sun their annual almanac which
they send out at the beginning of each year to
their subscribers As usual this work is re-
plete with useful and valuable information and
is indispensable rs a book of reference TO all
public men especially, and is also valuable in
every household for the carefully campiled in
formation it ntains. The proprietors of the
Sun deserve much credit for the enterprise they
manifest in getting up such an excellent work
for gratutous distribution. Every subject o
importance, both State and national, is touch.
ed on ia the work, and the hole is compiled
in succinct though comprehensive manner -
We return thanks for the copy sent US.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-18

la pursuance with the orders of the Lieu
tenant Colonel and the commanding oftic,s et
the company heretofore published, the mem
bers of Co. Fiist Reg linen, l., NJ. G., as
sembled in Port Tobacco on Tuesday afternoon
to elect Captain, in the place OF Col. Wilmer,
promoted, and to fill such other vacancies IN
the lire ffcers as Mi. hi occur. About forty
men were in line, being almost the entire com
pany now IN the county. Col. Wilmer in his
full dress coloueis uniform, which became him
much and in which he looked every inch q
gallant and dsshing soldier, presided at the
meeting and directed the balloing. lst Lieu
tenant H Heller Bosu ell was The only name
i'put i n nomination for the position of Captain
and be was unanimously elected He came
into the srmory and returned his thanks 10 the
company for the honor in few neat and ap-
propria,e remarks 2ud Lieutenant c. F
Daley was Then nominated 10 I'll the vacant
lst Lieutensncy and there being no opposition
he was likew ise unanimously ehssen- 2nd
sergeant II. NJ. Thomas was then named for the
vacant 2ud Lieutenancy and be slse was cho-
sen without opposition. This filed the line
officers and the meeting adjourned. The CUES.
lion of the eompan ny's attending The inaugural
ceremonies of President elect Harrison on the
4th of March, was considered after the drill,
and i, was decided by those in attendance that
the Howard Rides would participate on that
occasion, provided any number of compa nies
of the First Regiment also decided 10 go.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-18
LOCAL TTERS

~ The sabscriptio" prace OF The
TINES is 81. per annasm If paid IN
advance or at any time withn the cur
rent gear; If not paid acithin the year
$3.50 wiU be invaria6ly charged, a.
clarays heretofore, and from this rult
no ercepti0n avill be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-18
The Verdict Unanimous.
W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind :, testi6es:

W D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, testi6es:
81 can recommend Electric Bitters ss the very
best remedy Every bottle sold has given re-
lief in every case. One man took six bottles,
and was cured Of Rheumatis of 10 years du-
ration" Abraham Hare, druggist. Bellvnlle,
Ohio, affirms: The best selling medicine |
have ever handled in my 20 years experience,
is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others have
added their testimony, SO that The verdict is
unanimous thst Electric Bitlers do cure all di.
seases OF the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only
half dollar bottle at W. W. Psdgett's.