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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-29

Ow1va to the fact that we expect to
move on April i, We will close out q
large assortment Of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and tyne.
writer's. Intending to devote our atten.
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and a
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains. &3S - 4
,i5 EDw. L. Rose 4 Co.,
5a5 b Twelfth street,
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-For West
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia
light snow, followed by colder, clearing
weather, uorthYeaterlY winds.
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Marble and Granite,

II you intend erecting Monument
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind
and want first.class work and low prices
call at office Of j. A. Moore, second i!ool
AlcLain's Building, 1905 Market street
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uettcr Than Any Other.

brilliant, O., March G.
Mes'rs. S. Baer's Sons: E.Ft ID 49,
DEAR slRs:-I send you by mail TWEEN.
ty.tlye Panhandle Coffee tickets, fol
which you will please send oil painting
No. IS. | have No. 10 and like it very
much. We find your Pan Handle Col.
Zee excellent, like it better than any
other coiIee, .weI can get. Send picture
in care Of F.Speidell, Brilliant, o.
Respectfully, 4.
MWS.Sw s...,,.,s KATE WEEKLY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-29

TnE York, Pa, Daily says ''Dr. He'd.
lley's lecture was one Of the richest intel
iectual and moral treats York has had
tor years" Hc will lecture at the Y. NJ.
@. A. Tuesday evening. $780,. : = !
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A Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to eaectually cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
= f-r- ~ -H DhW
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Bring Your 10y VIII, You
and let him select one Of our handsome
% 50 Long Pants Suits, equal to apy IS
SUIT IN the city. N. HEyMAS, q,
no b HOO Main street,
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Mems Genuine Porpoiso Shoes,
Hand Process, worth 100, which we
will now sell you for s. 90 per pair. Call
and see them, at II. 0. Horr's, ST
- ll4S Main st,
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WHO Said 1000:

We did a few days ago, h0c Knee Pants
ior 35c. Not quite that many left, but
they 20 at the same price.
NJ. HEyMAA,
.r HOO Main street.
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AN AGGRAvATIEa SORE Ti1noAp is soor
relieved by DR.. D. Jayne'a Expectorant
an old.time remedy for Bronchial ant
Pulmonary Affections. Mwas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-29

Dn. JAMES HEDLEY, who lectures al
the Y N. G. A, next Tuesday, is I
humorist Of delicate perceptions and at
impersonator Of rare skill.
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are some OF our bargains. Good, strong
Working suits So. Call and DO con.
WINGED. NJ. HEYMAN,
| 4L, HOO Main street. :
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Benr This IN Mind,


we have complete line Of Furnishing
Goods and Hats. Good Working Shirts,
Soc. o NJ. HEYMAS, >
al HOO Main street.
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Interesting Talk Ahou. tho Sen.

Yesterday afternoon Lieutenant Brau.
neYsrenther, U. s. N, tho instructor Of
mathematics and military tactics at
Linsly Institute, gave the students a
very lntereating talk on lille at Sea-"
relating some Of his personal experien.
ces. The Lieutenant is very pleasing
speaker and his talks are interesting and
instructive, ahd he is always listened to
with much intereatI he has become very
popular with the students and has made
the Institute more attractive than ever
bcforei in its history. -
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.CoFiuEssEEEs.

Our Cotfees are all roasted in their
natural state. We Use no poisonous mix.
lures to glaze and cover defective grains
aud add to weight.
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For Wear md Value

Hy@ For Wear md Value
our 81 80 School Suits cannot be beat,
A little money goes long way in our
stock. Ii ~ i. N. IEYMAN,
HOO Main street, ;
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Hand PROCESS, worth ST 90, WHICH We
will now sell you for 50 90 per pair. Call
and see them, at II. 0. HorF's,
1l43 Main st,
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For Mayor Of bridegroom

" TIC MtioT Q&e lnteiigencef. Il
Sm:-Plense announce in your col.
umns that MIR. R. 7. Howell will be an
independent candidate for the office Of
Mayor OF Bridgeport. =,
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y LOVELY WOMAN little thought $50
What 10y aud pleasure can DO brought
From little things 80 wisely bought, /.
as Buckeye Gifatts.
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On. JAMES HEnLEy, who will lecture
at the Y. NJ. @. A., April /, is man OF
fine presence, ana an orator of genuine
power. lie is good actor and his de.
scrlptlye powers gro rave. 4 !. !. Az
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MANY CITIZENS,
VISIT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Popular Excursions vim tho Pennsylvania

Lines. -
gn .Thursdays, April I'D and cath, eY.
cnrsion tickets will he sold from Wheei.
ing 20 washington, D. O., at rate Of $40,
good returning within ten days from
date Of sale and Tor stop.oE at Baltimore
in either direction. For further ,iufor.
nation apply to Jno. G. ;Tomlinson or
john Ballie, agents Pittsburgh, Ciuciu.
matt M =, \ st. Louis Railway, Wheeling,
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The thermometer at schneprs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
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Ing come out OF Cincinnati Thursday
evening, riding on the highest flood nm
Obi, river packet ever rode while on
regular trim. --I--- - ~ -----..
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TEAS,

Our Teas are all new crop, natural Loaf,
selected by competent tea taslers. You
will find our medium goods superior 10
those sold as best by your local grocer
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WASHINGTON, Pa, March 12
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21
.ss-.,tl.,..ssGsaKan ss-.tl Caps at4U cents
at III. NJ. COHEN y Bko'S.

A PRAcr,cAL SEnMoN.-fhere was
great wealth of good stories tod ut t'e
Metho list cen lnial this week. and one Il
the best re a.cd to weli-kuown New Eli
CLAN minister Of formcr times OF the name
of Cravcns lie was rs noted fr his muscu-
lar as for his spiritual Chri-t anity, lie
was conducting n campaign in this state on
one occasion mud was Somewhat annoyed by
The interference of certain rough characters
in the vicinity, one Of whom announces
that he would come to the camp and click
the pre ,ohsr on a,speoifc day. 10 keep ms
promise he rode somc distance On morse
back, Meeting the parson at the close o,
| the service he dismouptcd and calmly tolu
| him to prepare t, meet his doom.
| Tho meck-.ookiug preacher, who was al
that time anything but young man. n
once beo IN to "labu" with the fellow, an'
fually askcl him if lie wouldn't klnu,!
knc,i down aud pray with him for his soul
shlvari II. The la'tcr's answer was saN"G
blow at tho parson, VIII ch was "co"ntereu
in thc mos, approved pugilistic style an
the next thing the tough man knew he WI
flung over an aijuining fence to The ston
ground beyond. Surpi isel and dnzeu' =
slowly rioked himself up, and, att'r maj
: inc sure that n, bones were broken, IN
= respectful and trembling voice said TO
cvnquc" ~
-, ii hate to trouble you 50 much, parse
. hut if YOU would kindly 'hroS my II
~ over to me would be very much op1ge"
: - Boston GLOBE.
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Double width Cashmere oil co'orsat 2jc. y'd
at HARRY NJ, COHEN &BRO'S

Esy" We are sorry TO hear such genera
complaint of the rotting Of the Sweet Potato
crop.
1t is esti atcd to be the largest crop grown
for years, but they ar heating and .prout-
ing in the banks. 1t seems to make no DIFF.
fereacc how they are put up, whether in a
dry cellar with sand, in the open with corn
stalks, Iinc needles, or any other way, they
are rotting badly and it is the advice of
every Farmer we have spoken to OH the sub
ject, to examine the bank, take out every
affected potato and rebank, being careful
that the slnd and everything else about them
is perfectly dry.
There is no doubt that the long spell of
wet weather just before the frost and gather
ing time made the tubcrs very watery. and
1t will be hard work to save them. At anv
rate they will require constant watching for
sometime, to Gull the rotting and keep them
from destroying the sound ones. We hear
that many rOttcd in the ground before thew
were dug.
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Personals.

we were pleased to meet David johnson
Jr., Esq, of Spartanburg, in cur sanctun
last Monday. Important professional busi
ness brought him to Union. lie was look.
ing better than we have seen him for years.
Our good cd friend, Mr.. James Grant,
came from Charleston last Tuesday, some
what "the worse for wear" In other
words, our old friend is pretty well worn
outby constant running and requires "b.uh-
ing" few weeks Of rest and home nurs.
ing will turn him out as bright as new
machine. lie has certainly performed his
fu ! share of hard work in this world and s
entitled 10 ease and comfort the remainder
of his lcfe
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READ THIs.-Thankgiving and Christmas
days are just at hand
One hundred fathcrlcss, motherlcss li,tle
s. c.
Here is work for the Churches and thc
churchIess, Alliance and merchants
and everybody else.
Who will take care Of these orphans
1hey are from all the leading denomina.
hons. They hail from Maryland TO Texas,
from Massachusetts TO Missouri.
ic good Chr sIians, will you give them a
lhanksgiylng or Christmas colecion.-or
BOTH? VIII you send them barrel of -four
or bolt Of clo'h or II box of sundrics?
VINO can belp p'tying the orphans, One
hundred OF them? Tender hearted woman
Here is work for you. And even children
may work for children Merchants, send
them your remnants of shoes or dry-ooods
or anything ffoma bushel of corn to a bar.
rel OF molasses. And there is money that
answcreth all things
Address DR.. Jacobs, Thornwell Orpbanape.
Clinton, S. G.
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hIckED TO DEATH by A MuLE.-JeF
Pearson, of RcidsvilIc, SparIa anburg County,
son Of Thomas Pearson, was kicked in the
stomach on Saturday night by n mule and
aieu on Sunday night from the injuries.
Mr' Fear on rode up to n store on Saiur.
oay ght and after hitchng his mule went
III 10 transact s1mc business. When he re-
'urneu 10 ride home he went upsto the rear
ol l'he vicious animal which kickcl him in
."e s'"hi'ch "i'h bo'h feet, knocking him
to the ground unconscious. Mr.. Pearson
was member of The Liberty Hill Baptis,
Church in Sparianburg County, and was liked
anu respected wherever he was known.
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-, TiLLMAN IN \ WnEcK.-Eiko. Nov. l5.-
The collidins of two trains here last night
about II o'clock, causcl quite q rippl. of
excitement. The oastbvund freight train
had bick,d on the siiiog to let the west-
bound passenger by. Somehow, the switch
was left open, and the moving train ran
info the other, causing quite n wreck.
fortunately no damage was done to either
crew OF passenger.
frooaoy the most exciting part, for the
''iarmers' movement men, Mt least ia Tho
fact that The Hon. Il. II. lillman was one of
The passengers. There be ng no other ,rain
to take him on till II NJ, today. n col
number of his followers enjoyed the pleasure
OF meeting and shaking hands with the ncxr
governor. He was entertiined at The
Cumberland house. CharIcston World
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WHAT SCIENTIFIC FARNINa DID.-Newber.
ry' Nov. l5.-The following true statomen nt
proves ihe proper kind of farming pays
MT. Is. II. Cline, young merchant farmer
raised 62 bushels Of corn this season on ono
acre, at cost of ten aud a fraction of n
cent bushel. After deduciing the value
OF fodder and shucks from the expense nc
count Inc net cost of cultivation was S8. ~.
Mr. L' Wash Floyd, another young merchant
mere who has extensive farming interests.
raised loo large hogs on his plantation and
Mr. H. Z. LonSshorc gathered 70 bushels of
potatoes on less ihln quarter acres of
lan1.--Cor. Col. Register
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Annual Meeting of the Y. N. C. A.

AT The annual meeting Of the Y. NJ. C. A.
Of Union, held last Tuesday night, the fol.
lowing officers ware elected to serve for the
ensuing year,,
:. Pfcyidst ts8ev-ssH. Hope
Vice-President, W. D. Dcwley.
Executiye Secretary, W. II. Miller.
Rccorsjbg Secretary, Geo. NIanotte.
Trsas strer, T. e. Bailey.
The ExeAntiVe sec'y of the Y. M. C. A.
respectfullxrcminds tho Young Men of the
town that asefyice will be held next Sum
day afternoon at O'clock. Prof. C. A
Graeser, Jr. wiP conduct the service. Let
every one be thEe,
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For the Times.
Bap,ist e. 8. Union.

The committee on time AMI pace u ."o
,ext meeting of the Baptist S. ;. union pes
cavc 10 report that they recommend thas
,hc Union meet with ElB2thel Church, Oh
Friday before the 9th Sunday in November
mat and they suggest the following pro-
grammc . ,,:
Introductory Sermon by B'o. f. U. lick
son, at III n. IN.
INTERMIssioN.
ArTERNoON.
I. Rccort from S,hoo's.
2. Eurollmcnt Of delegates.
3. Organization.
/. M;s ccllansous. ,,
To-, Question "what .ht TO be done
| with n church member who refuses 10 ,"y
| his lust dcbts?' Discussi'h 'Peneo W
p. S. wcbbcr.
| QUESTION Box.
| SATURDAY, 2)th-Mcrning. -,
1s, Question "Pious ming IN YOU"
bos what effect upon old age 7! Discuss'''
opened by Bro John A. llamrS.
vi Question: GLOW is more spirltuai"y ~
hc attained in the Sabbath School! oPcno'
by Bro. Jas. NJ. Osmcut.
QuEsTloS HoN.
ISYERMlssioN.
AFTERNOON.
, Orostjon. To whom are teachers rcspoh
o s;blo for their teaching AMI conduct! open
" ed by Bro. John Crocker.
i QUESTION Rox,
+ Sunday. SOh, Rev, }. u. Bailey WI
@ ,reach the Missionary Serm'n at IL W
~ o. .m.-Aijnurnmont
Respectfully submitted, n,o,ss
II N,vcmbar 16 1890. Chairman
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Plume Drill.

Plume Drill.
The johnson Rifles" will give public
Plume Drill in the Conrt House, this, Fri
day, night at 40 O clock.
Every member is c,rnesily requested TO
come in uniform, and meet at The Armory OF
o'clock.
All of the Ladies Of the town are cordially
invited to be present on this occasion, and
we earnestly hope the Ladies will turn out
IN full force at this exhibition drill, as il is
the first drill the boys have had for some
months.
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assa. What has become of nil the monov
PAID out for cotton since the market opened
AT first the Merchants, Guano men and other
large claimants were made glad by good col!
lections, and we were rejoicing in the hone
That our turn, as we'll as all the other "small
fry,' would come next, and we smacked our
ups and clapped our hands in anticipation of
The good time coming" when subscribers
would bc crowding our sanctum clamoripo
Tor the first chance to pay their sub.crip-
TONS, like they do at Treasurer SCOTS of
hcc the week before he closes his books
Dnt' alas "whata foil was there my country
men," The imaginary crowds, anr;ovs for
M"r receipts, have been almost as scarce ne
chickens teeth. and we sit in our sanc,um
waiting hopefully and wondering wofully
whether the financial tide that hos been
running on from MS, the past six months.
will turn in time for us to secure q Christ
mas Turkey
The outlook is not very cheering. The
tax collector Office is next door to the
TINES office, and if our subscribers would
call on us first we would stand some kind
Of chance; but they don't, and Scott "sizes
the pile OF every one that enters his Of
fee, and before they leave he takes il all.
We hope for better treatment under the new
order of things.
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EeA- Our esteemed old friend Nr. Wiley
Murphy has sent us the big boss of all the
sweet potatoes this year. 1t weighed 6Ilbs.
and looked like q big c,oter az lie is seen
sitting OH Il log on q Summer day, with his
head sticking out. Friend Murphy, like
ourse!f, is getting pretty well advanced in
years" and we miss his weekly visits with
eggs, chickens, butter and other 60 ID things
he raises on his farm.
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Cleveland for 1892.

=, N.,,bIs and Tnerpcctcd Incident ofhe ThW-
mou B0nguct-Tle Democratic Press and
il, Sp,,ndid Uork-In Enthusiastic Fore
cast for hc Ncrt Gcnerdt Election.
Co,uMpvs. o., Nov. li.-lt was half-past
.~o q clock this morning before the great
Thurman banquet came to cosc anu lne
b,ncuettcrs ar Sc from their chairs. Inc
last and one Of tie most effective speeches oi
the night was by Springer of lis, who IN mn
impromJ tn address responded to the toast OF
"TLe Press" and nominated IlcVe""o io'
the presidency III lS?2
In iuroducing Springer, Toastmnstcr
Cultivate presented him as one Of the T. re-
most lenders of the suppressed minority oI
,,.v prvscn, nvu,e Of representatives, but aS
the man who hnd never been suppressed
himself ,checrs) Springer was warmly
welcomed. and spoke MS fellows:
"Mr. Ioastma Stcr and gentlemen Of the
Thurman Club: did not expect to be call
cd urou to rcspNri to any sentimcat OH thi'
occasion and therefore Will bc very brief in
Scsponsc 10 tla, which bas been sugg"stei.
''To the Prc:s OF the ou.tfy ws awe much
fer the result of the reccut rlectirR. .sp
plausc.) Tie press has ut last taught III.
American people tiat Tie protective iariii il
n tax. (Apphus'.) Major Mckinley iu
his recent interview stated that the late cleo
Tor The reason that the people did cot under
stand his bill J he fact is that the fto,Gi
elections went ag2inSt the republican party
because the poop Z did nudnrstanl his bill
daughter and checisl und for This uadcr-
standing of tic nat:on rc are indebted IL
the press Of the country. (Appluusc.) To
the rrcss we are iadcbted for the fact tha;
cn Tuesday last so majority Of .hc repre-
senta'ives were returned to tie fifty second
congress opposed to the Mckinley bill We
will tie also indebted to the press for guiding
that majority in the future to wise and
fGsr6fe' 10 fGe house of representatives its
delbcrativc character. |; wi | rc-establish
cons itutional aud conservative methods of
leg station which have prevailed for 100
years, and make the house what it ought to
bc-a dclibcrativc body. 1t will also !oipt
the way to future success, and in the great
c'ntest of 1892 we need not 90 bcy ond This
banquet ha for u leader
At this reference TO the coming re nom-
nation Of ex-rrcSdcntC e cveland The audience
went wild with enthusiasm and mounting
chairs, the banQucttcrs waved their banda
mas and chcerc,l lustily.)
Continuing Springer sail Under his
leadership, with the aid OF the American
press, we may confidently expect that in
1892, at least 81 States of this nat on will
cast their electoral votes for the y. ns,nccs of
the Democratic patty" (Prolonged cheers.
''For this result we will be indebted to that
great popular cducatit nal agency, the press.
Tho press, ibcrcf re, needs no ,ulogy from
my lips. Ii will speak for ITSELF lChee.s
and applnusc)
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(cosruiDurrp)
rwILlaHr.

a sunset sky, azure, tinged with pl71
One lone ar, holdiog power supreme,
And q soft dim haze,
Lit by the dying days last gleam.
The ripping river, dyed with goldo
Eight,
Flows saiftly round its oends' -,
Meets half wsy tb' approaching nls'
Aud brish'ness..to it leads.
The last bright ray has fadcd'
And with it dies tho day
The darkness settles slowly;
| Soft twilight fades away.
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Don forget the largest stock Of China,
Glass and Crockcryware at GARREITS.

LIE ALLIANCE ABusED-Topcka, Kan.
Nov ia Washington dispatch regardino
kthe fIs.uy Shiance men who secured
their clSction as Representatives caused con-
siderable stir here among alliance leaders
Investigation reveals the fact that there is
cause for this disturbance.
More than six months ago q large number
OF Republicans were induced to enter tbe
alliance, their real purpose being to control
Its nominal ons in several Counties. Thev
were known in Republican circlos as "True
Biucs, and, rs such, reported weekly TO
the Republican leaders. The claims of the
chairman of the State Republican Committee
thai he could name the alliance men who
Will vote for ingalls, is based upon knowl-
eugc of the men who who, apparently al
nance, ore really Republicans 1t was
claimed tonight by Repub lean ofHc nj
that there are thirty of these Rcpresenta,ives
VINO have thus secured election at the hands
Of the alliance party.
This, if true, would give Ingalls, % votes
or lZ more than enough to elect. Ii is now
apparent that the Alliance Executive Com.
miitee will endeavor to hold every member
10 DIS aiiiaiics oath, influential officers hay.
log been aire'dy sent out to interview each
member and secure, if possible, a further
pledge that lngolls will not be voted for
There is no charge made that money is used
but that unfair political tactics have been re
sorted to by the Republicans. If the claims
OF the latter should prove true, there may
possibly b, some startling news furnished
by the irate alliance men, who declare tho,
no one Of their number can vote for ingalls,
and stay in this State. This claim of thirty
members, il true, would give The organzi-
non OF the House to The Republicans, and
save the contests Instituted by the alliance
men. The situation is complicated by this
exposure of the plans of the Republicans.
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1T SAVED MY LIfE.-Aftcr suffering for
twciVe years from contagious Blood Poison,
ana trying the bet Physicians attaipa, Ie
ana all the patent medicines procurable, and
steadily sm continuing to grow worse, gave up
all hopes OF recovery, and the physicians
pronounced the case incurablc. Hoping
against nope Iricl $, $. 5. improved
from the first brttle, aud after ttkiig twe'ye
was cured, souni and well, and for two ycor.
have had no return or symptom of the vi G
u'senSe. As owe my lfe to S. S. S. /
send this testimony for puhiicItion.
III. Nj. REGISTER, Iiuntlsy. n G.
GAINED EIGHTEEN POUNDS cons;L,r
D. ). ). The best tonic in the market. 1t ok
II for broken down health, AMI ca;pcl
eighteen pounds in three weeks. My appc-
''.e am strength c'mc buck to me, and made
new nan of me.
WM. GERLoCK, Be!levi lie, Ohio.
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