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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
PHILIPPI POINTS.
Big shipment of Turkeys-rhe OIL Yen
ture-Fatal Accident.
- n. .,,,.,,a IA ~ Slladqv Rsqisfer.

,.-,. T.' run % ne sunday Register.
pul~-r W. VA, November 22-ThC
Ic1ltrv traffic here has been far greater
l's season Than ever before. There were
DID fewer than &. .OO0 turkeys driven IL here
Wednesday and Thursday OF this week.
One merchant Mr. Rightmlre. TOOK I,3CO
lyc turkeys 20 Baltimore one day TINS
week.
One of this county's oldest citizens, Mr..
Jack Gamer, died at Frank MOOre's. near
Vannoy's Mills, yesterday.
\ few DAYS AGO while the schOO. BOYS at
the Sand Run school, Nannoy's Mills.
were playing ball. one Of them. a Young
4Nlr Dayton let his BAT slip. striking u
Fttie girl the daughter Of T. HolSberrv.
There is verr little hope for her recovery.
Phihppi viii soon have a town hall which
nearing completion 0n Main street. It
! being built by the Chrislp Brothers. and
ywill add much % the appearance Of the
wu
The dr.iers have returned from Penn
.tlnit, and are removing the CASING from
Ae Fhlppl OIL well. and w..l soon begin
irl.i.nF aealu They expect t0 90 down
rom two to three thousand feet. IL is now
owu about l2lO feet
lle FhIpp' Hotel has been closed. but
ID De- re-reuted 0u the 3i,h of this month
one year
Madame Rumor has 70 that there will be
"e'lin- here on Thanksgiving. in which
handsome and large-hearted Prose
-l- Attorney is 20 lead 20 the hymeneal
- vAe "l Philppi' S fairest daughters.
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OIL OPERATIONS
Down the Rivcr-The Ventures at st.
Marys and Belmont.
- III.


ST. MARYs, November 22.-The Oracle of
this week has the following: Oil business
here is still booming New rigs are going
up and new holes are being put down right
along. St Marys is full of operators and
drillers, and our merchants report that
business never was better. The hotels are
full and running over, and if this thing
continues we must have more houses or
somebody will have TO camp out.
The tools have been got out of the G.. w.
Bills well, up towards Middle Island creek,
and drilling has been resumed. This well
is about 300 feet deep and ought to get
something good during the coming week.
The st. Marys Oil Company have To-
Gated another well on the G. w. Bills
lease, and operations will begin as soon as
possible.
The Kelly WELL above the creek, which
was drilled to the Cow run sand several
months ago, will be put down TO the deep
sand. There are several hundred feet of
oil in the well at this writing.
No. |, on the Standiford land, on the
head Of Middle Island, has begun spudding,
and should now be down 200 or 300 feet.
The rig has been completed on the Gail
land, below Standiford, and drilling will
begin at once.
The well on the Galiaher farm above st.
Mary's, is down some five hundred feet
They are having trouble with this well, the
great influx of water and bad caves having
compelled them to draw the casing and
ream several times.
Capt. Anderson has fine rig up on the
Barkwill place back of town, and drilling
will commence in short time.
The rig has been completed on the Schau-
woeber lot, and drilling has begun.
A new rig has been finished on the Zack
Riggs place just above the j. f. Smith
farm, and will be spudding in few days.
The Duncan-Boss well, on j. f.. Smith,
is keeping up its flow, and we are able TO
tell our readers now that the flow has aver
aged forty barrels per day for twelve days.
1t is reported to-day Thursday that it is
doing much better, but this is not verified.
The well on the Geo. West place, at the
head of the Narrows, is below the salt
sand and cased on Wednesday This well
got nice show of oil in the big Injun,"
but it was decided to go on down.
The well on the Andy Cbre lot, back of
Vaucluse, is still drilling and should have
the sand in short time.
A new rig has been put up on the Ohio
side Of the riuer, above the mouth of
Green's Run. This well ought to get
some oil,
The Prince No. ,, which was shot and
cleaned out, is reported TO be a fair pro-
ducer
The Brown Company have Il well drill
ing on Hendricks farm, above the bridge.
The Friendly Co.'S No. l, on the same
farm is down in the sand, and is reported
to have four hundred feet OF oil in the hole.
The well on L. y. Cocks place, up
French creek, is down one thousand feet
aud will case in short time
They are still fishing for the tools in the
Dye well, with some hopes Of getting them
now.
The Laurel Point well on j. Il. Rey-
nolds, will commence drilling for the deep
sand next week.
The well on w. +. Biers place, on Alum
Cave Run, is down $50 feet with plenty
Of gas, but no oil as yet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
Depends on Sitting Bulls Humor.

CHICAGO, November 22-A special from
Mandan, " d., says that trusted agents
were sent to the Sioux reservation three
days ago, and that they have returned with
the following report which may be relied
upon. There is no immediate danger of an
uprising, but if Sitting Bull concludes that
anything is to be gained by speedy action
trouble may be looked for at once. Sitting
Bull would be arrested and put in irons,
but the government agents are afraid TO do
this. lest it precipitate trouble. He has 200
bucks at Grand River, 40 miles from TT.
Yates, dancing all the while. Agent Nc
Laughlin, of Standing Rock, has lost con
troll of Sitting Bull and his immediate fol-
lowers, and dare not treat him harshly.
All reports that come by wire from Stand
ing Rock, or Ft Yates, are colored. There
is only the military wire, and censorship
is exercised over every message.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
THE GHOST DANCE CONTINUES,
And the Fanatics are Wilder Than Ever.
Indians Determined to- Have Their Fun.


OMAHA. NEB., November pa special
to the Bee from the Pine Ridge Agency
says; Two of the best, wiseSt and most
reliable scouts In the governments employ
reported 10 Gen. Brooke at 9 o'clock last
night that $50 lodges of the Wounded Knee
fanatics, including some of the most des
perate and treacherOus red skins in that
part of the country, had moved TO White
River, % miles north of Eere, and had
again begun the ghost dance in a wilder
manner than has been known thus far
The scouts said they talked with several of
the leaders, and the latter all declared that
they and their associates had fully deter
mined 10 shoot any government officer
or soldier who attempted TO suppress
the dance. This is considered by far the
most sensational news that has come 10
Gen Brooke since his arrival. All the In
dians in these $50 lodges are armed with
WincbeSters, heavy revolvers and knives,
and they have large quantities of ammuni-
ton and provisions, ana are also receiving
heavy reinforcements hourly.
Gen Brooke received Il telegram from
Gen. Miles last night giving him power TO
call as many troops TO this point us he
deemed eXpedient. Some few of the scouts
and Indian police who We're sent out on
Thursday TO notify the nOn-dancing faction
U llNfN AlAbN tlO o-G4ANN ltNtiutlS ItluIuttl
last night and reported that these Indians
signiied perfect willingness to do
as requested \ number Immediately
accompanied the scouts and police
20 the agency. II is expected that
eleven of these friendly Indians can be got
ten in by Sunday night. If this can be ac-
complShed the more dangerous work of
the crisis, that of bringing the diSturbers
TO time, viii begin Monday morning, which
is issue day. Gen. Brooke has received in
timation that the War Department will
certainly insist upon the suppression of the
ghost dance at all hazard. Both the COM
mandant and agent were greatly chagrined
and nettled at learning last night that an
other lot of some 800 Rosebud warriors had
put in an appearance as if they had risen
out of the earth. only Il miles northeast Of
here, and We're preparing 10 establish Il
ghost seance. These all have Winchesters
and are loaded down with ammunition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
The Governor VIII Stop 1t.

New ORLEANS. La, November 22.-GOv.
Nichols has received information of out
rageous acts of lawlessness on the part of
a gang of bulldozers in the southeastern
part of this parish. One night last week Il
dozen negroes were ordered to leave the
place. Wednesday night a negro was
killed and last night two or three were
whipped. The law abiding element there
and the citizens of Baton Rouge are much
wrought up over these acts OF lawlessness,
and the governor declares that they shall
be stopped if it takes the whole executive
power of the State.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
Shnclxcd tn Death.

New York. November 22.-At @ o'clock
this morning James Tucker, 81 years OF
age, foreman of the linemen of the East
River Electric Light Company, was re-
pairing wire overhead at Second avenue
and Sixty-sixth street The foreman was
suddenly seized by a fit and fell across the
wires. He received shock. The man
was taken down from the pole and an am
bulance summoned The ambulance sur
geon, after a brief examination, pronounced
Tucker dead.
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No Cause for Alarm.

MAxDAx. y. D., November 22.-Sherif
Burgenheimer received a telegram from
Sims. a town 40 miles west, stating that
the people are coming in from the Muddy
and Heart rivers, having been warned by
the Sioux TO look out. The sheriff at once
shipped 40 guns to Sims and Hebro. Capt.
UaIIern commanding officer at FIT. Abra-
ham Lincoln maintains that there is no
ground for alarm and has written reassur-
ing letters to the local papers.
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Didn't Get 1t.

PITrSBuRG, November pa special
from Massillon. Ohio, says: daring but
unsuccessful attempt was made TO rob the
German Deposit Bank in broad daylight:
President p. G.. Albright was alone and
stepped outside to converse with an affaole
stranger who desired TO sell him new stone
stems A confederate entered by a
rear door and gathered up some 5000 in
bills. when Mr.. Albright ran in aud grap-
pled with him. Both then escaped empty
handed, and the police and citizens have
since failed to find them.
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Ask Yonr Frlends About 1t.

Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know it because Kemp's Balsam with
in the past few years has cured so many
coughs and colds in this community, Its
remarkable sale has been won entirely by
its genuine merit. Ask some friend who
has used it what he thinks of Kemp's
Balsam. There is no medicine so pure, none
so effective. Large bottles SOC and 81 at
all druggists.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
a Fight with Horse Thieves.

WICHITA, KANs., November 22.-Some
days ago twelve horses were stolen in Os-
born county. ard last evening the thieves
were found in camp 50 miles west of here;
near Cairo. \ posse OF 30 men was raised
at Cairo and they set about to capture the
gang. When within short distance of the
camp. the posse was fired upon and at that
moment the gang mounted their horses and
started up the creek followed by the posse:
After running fire OF two miles two OF
the thieves fell of their horses and the
horses of two others fell! The others es-
capped. The two men shot died within a
half hour. and refused 10 give their names
or any in formation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
Gladstone Is Panied.

LONDON. November 22.-Thc closing
session of the National Liberal Federation
Conference was held to-day. Mr.. Schad-
norst, the well-known Liberal caucus chief,
presided In a speech, Mr.. Schadnorst re
ferred 70 the Parnell scandal. He said that
recent events had caused great pain to Mr..
Gladstone, and that the cause of reparation
and justice to Ireland, to which the Liberal
leader had dedicated the closing days of his
life, must not suffer through the unworthi-
pacg of any man
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
The Reward Still Good.

Special TELEGRAM 10 the Sunday ReoiSter.
PRUNTYTowN, November 22-Williams
and Brookover, who escaped from the West
Virginia Reform School on the night of
November Il, are still ut large. The re
ward of $50 is still offered for their return,
or handsome reward will be given for
their arrest and detention until the officers
of the school can send for them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
rrnnk Robbers Caught.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 22.-The de-
tectives of this city have unearthed what
they believe TO be big system OF trunk
robbery which has been going on in this
CITY and Chicago for some time. Several
trnnkfulls of valuable goods were found IN
a low dive. The officers say goods stolen
in indianapolis were taken to Chicago, ana
Chicago goods brought here. A woman, in
whose house some of the goods were found
has been arrested.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
Sullivan Celebrates.

TAUNTON, Mass, November 22.-,ohn
L. Sullivan and Duncan Harrison, with
other members of their company struck
the city Yesterday. Sullivan celebrated in
his usual manner and nearly broke his
neck by falling through window at the
CITY Hotel. During the afternoon he va
ried the monotony by kicking Harrison
in the back, injuring him so that he could
not appear at the evening performance,
Harrison went to Boston to-day, and it is
feared his spine is injured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
The Trestle Was Rotten.

SALEM, OGN., November 22-Thc State
Board of Railroad Commissioners, who
have been investigating the cause of the
railroad accident at Lake Labish, on the
Southern Pacific. November u, in which
the train went through the trestle killing
four persons and injuring l25, found that
the trestle was faulty in construction
that the timbers in a portion of the struc-
ture were unsound, and that the trestle was
not sufficiently strong to sustain the weight
of moving trains.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
selling Ni,N-

WAsnIyer., ~ ''' s.aiiy Register. =
..-aishment is ba.o.' D' Noyember 22.-Swift
I 'le liquor law s; ...-iei out TO violators
"a OF persons NJ .ls county. A num-
s1 on trial I'm. sS- oJ,a sexes have Of late
.e1se and I'm. sstS.uns liquor without
. .T Van and in manr O'-,ons ca.oS eSt,a o. Sne
nave Az, been mp5se5 ,SSeI Tbs exipsme Ietest
q, an Itaiisv-' ~ s zone 70 light was Nj.
s'ei a wea,. ,,.'- .Fu't seller. Vanni was
-, GceBss ~ gS0 Tor selling liquor
a yer'i;.. Iais morning the Jury
clst ns,. ,,',' :. ol guilty, and the son Of
says In the work house TsoO anu serve
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The Train Struck Them.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, November 22.-Dan-
nv Crane and Bert Green, two boys four
teen-years-old, were crossing the Mlchlgan
Central tracks at noon, eight miles east Oh
here with horse and buggy, Wheh .Lls
horse rIrs s were instantly killed. Young Crane
is a SON of E. A. Crane, a prominent at
torney here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
silk Mills Burned.

PATERSON, n. j., November @:-Thls
morning a fire started in the extensive SILK
mill of Bamfard Bros. on Cliff street,
which burned so fiercely that the mill was
soon totally destroyed. The fire commqnl-
Gated with the handsome residences OF Jos,
eph and Walter Bamford which adlolned
the mill, both of which was burned to the
ground. The loss is placed at S4OO,OOO.
There is an insurance of 500, 600.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
FOR DYSPEPSIA
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

DR. Lorenzo WAITE, Pittsfield, Mass,
SAYS: .From its use for period OF about
eight weeks, to the exclusion OF all other
remedies, / attribute the restoration 10
health of patient who was emaclated 10
the last degree. in consequence OF nervous
prostration and dyspepsia. Ine patent S
stomach was in such an irritable condltlo1
that he could not bear either Iquid or sohd
food. An accomplished physician Of many
1,ear.s experience. whom | called in consul
fation pronounced his case an incurable
one At this stage / decided to use Hors-
ford,s Acid Phosphate, which resulted as
above mentioned"
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Acted in Self-Defense.

DETROIT, Mich, November 22.-H. NJ.
Dibers. hostler at the Highland Park Ho-
tel, died early this morning from the effects
of pistol wound in the jaw, inflicted late
last night during an alteration with Henry
Hull. a young farmer. Dibers was drunk,
and Hull. who is locked up, claims he acted
in self-defenSe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
He Boards at "A Restaurant.

WLKEsBARRE, PA, November o.
Wilkesbarre physicians are puzzled over
one of the most singular cases that has ever
come under their notice. John c. Farrell,
ex-Superintendent of the Water Company,
n wealthy citizen of this place, has not eat
on a morsel of food for two weeks. He
nersistentlv refuses to eat, insisting that
he is dead and does not require food.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
a Newspaper Change.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, November n
Hon. |. y. Weston, eX-mayor of Grand
Rapids. late chairman of the Democratic
state Central Committee and member OF
the National Democratic Committee. yes
terdav purchased the Grand Rapids Dom
ocrdt property from 5. w. Bell. the trans
fer 10 take place January II. Mr.. Weston
will publish the Democrat as seven-day
naner with Associated Press dispatches.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
Decrease in Exports.

OTTAWA, ONT, November 22:-The ab-
normal increase in exports fol. September,
due to desire on the part Of the produc,,
ers to get their goods into the United
Sta.es before the Mckinley tariff went
into operation, is offset by decrease OF
E. 100000 in the value OF the Octooer eA-
ports as it compared with those OF Octo-
her 1850.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
Tho Pennle,s Candidate.

FoRr SCOTT, November "a large
number of the representatives Of the peo-
pies party of Bourbon county issued a q
card yesterday addressed to the party OF
the State, and representatives elect, pre-,
senting the name of Gen. John II. Rlce, Oh
this city as candidate for the United
States Senate to succeed Senator ingalls,.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
Chicago Bank Closes.

CHICAGO, November CIV. L. Fulton,
banker. on Division street, closed his bank
this morning, and placed the following no
tice in the window: ION account of the OBJ
legations owing by me in the lumber busl-
ness, have determined to close my door.
The bank will pay depositors in full. and its
securities will be at once assigned for that
purpose" No statement of the assets and
liabilities can be obtained.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
Run on Citizens Savings Bank.

New YORK, November 22.-The run on
the Citizens Savings Bank was continued
this morning. This, the bank people say,
was caused by the fact that they close at
noon. Work was begun before ten o'clock,
but the long line of depositors seemed to
increase all the while instead of diminish.
The bank officials say that the heart Of the
run will be broken to-day. The payments
already made figure up nearly 100000.
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H.. .''' 70 ne sunday Register.

,.Cs,,,-..,.,..' % % Ne sunday Register.
S',-3s So .,3 rI,. W. Va, November o.
{, so,,s -,'-s ce slowing the location of the
.,l4i CaanouSburg and .Stste 7 ;ne ;ao
81 a-i p 'le State line of Wet W.; ~,
Wa sllSylvania in Brooke cor,,,, -
1,la-...rs % Wheeling. connec,;,'SS. vSt,sS
Sam r.a Bridge and Terminal .r~s svs,
te Ser place, We're filed to-dav
''e,ary Of State. 10Y
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Endemic of Diphtheria.

FoRr DoDGE, a., November 22.-An cpl
demic of diphtheria is raging at Garner,
this State. The schools visited are closeu
and deaths from the disease are occurring
daily. The Board of Health attribute the
sickness to the unclean water WHICH ls useu
by the people of that place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
Wolseiey's Denial.

LoNpoN. November 22.-The statement
that Lord Wolseley brought such pressure
to bear on Stanley that he was compelled
to appoint Barttelot rs an officer, is denied
by Lord Wolsclcy, who says he never made
any attempt to force Barttelot on Stanley.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23

ALTON, Ill, November 22.-The three
flint glass factory buildings of the Illinois
glass works We're destroyed by fire this
morning. The loss is 100000 and 500 hands
are thrown out of employment as the result
of it,
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Parkershnrr Points.

Special TELEGRAM, TO the Sargioy Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, November %
Elijah Dickinson, laborer, was fatally
crushed by the cave-in of Il cellar, which
he was digging on Linn street to-day.
The trial of Ward Clouston, the deputy
Circuit Court Clerk, has been continued
until next Friday. Mr.. Clouston is said to
be YerY Ill
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ua KNOWS Himself.

EMpoRIA, KAs., November @.-WlLam
Jones. well-known citizen of this place
shot and instantly killed himself this morn
ING. No cause is known for the act.
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me catholic Columbian Thinks the EN-
residents Expression Bad Taste


residents Expression Bad Taste
l'.erf' 20 Me- Staday Register.
D'.'NHl, o. November -. The Cath
\. .o.in, the organ of the Catholic
5 5- 2i iciS diocese. severely criticiSes
,,'.-eat Cleveland in its issue OF to-
Oh, quotation from Martin Luther
eeca O, the Thurman banquet here.
Z "4'ieson. Of this diocese, had been
% especially 10 hear his cousin, Ed
"-'.ersor, who was on the programme
see4er. and occupied a seat at the
p. honor but "a few feet from Mr.
,..-i ..,--i Il view Of this fact, aud also
.-s.e were probably a hundred Cath
~... .-e 4A... -be Columbian thinks the
-'',- Was iu bad taste.
''-o"ns is the quotation referred
,.ea. German Reformer, insisting
Scs ,.el-lols convictions in the pres
IN. .--> .''' -cglsers, exclaimed, Il can do
4 -,r,N. herc ! stand, God help me, ~
.e 60. much others may mock and de-
9ea IA S,.-ess .s and The poor and frugal
'o''o IN 3es,--ea Of our land, we will stand
Sn te6a,,--' OF their simple American
nagsl- ~ uproc.a.ming, I'VE can do
"e'e we stand 4"
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OF cnnr.e 1t wasn't Loaded.

ELLSWORTH, KAs., November 22.-About
10 o'clock last night Roger Dick, aged IA,
son of James l.. Dick, Treasurer OF the
County. was accidentally killed by the dis
charge of gun in the hands OF coHlpan-
ion, at whose house he had stopped as Iuey
were returning home from hunting.
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Cameron Gets Natural Gas.

Spscidl 7elfgrdmt0 he Sunday Register.
CAMERON, w. VA, November 22.-The
Cameron Natural Gas Company turned on
the gas with Il series of fireworks, at eight
o'clock tonight. The town is now illu-
minated to its limits from huge jet about
80 feet high This begins a new era in the
history of Cameron.
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DON'T Get Discouraged.

Because the doctors say you cannot I'VE. l
was troubled with Dropsy, and given up 10
die But after using Sulphur Bitters Ian am
well. 1t is the best medicine for all Md
new diseases 1 ever saw.-Ars. j. Bro'on,
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.