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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19
A WICKED COMPROMISE.
Rev. Father Craft Denounces the Reten-
tion of Civil Agents.

New YORK, January ls.-Fathe
Francis NJ. Craft. the young Catholic
missionary who was wounded at the bat
tie of Wounded Knee Creek, says in ;
letter received to-day by Gen. o, Beirne
Assistant Superintendent Of Immigra
tion: II think / am entirely out o.
danger now. As soon as | am able t
write long letter will send you full
account of the battle, with a map and !
full account of the Indian situation.
will begin il to-day and finish it as soor
as am able. For the present, there !:
something / wish you would see carried
ont with all the force possible. 1t is
this: This agency, Pine Ridge, now
has a military agent and has been en-
tirely transferred to the War Depart
ment. This is as it should be.
Had it been done in time enough
before the battle of Wounded Knee, tC
silence the malicious whites, who were
opposing the plans of the army and
misrepresenting its intentions, and also
in time to enable the officers TO mature
their plans and carry them out unop-
posed, there would have been no battle,
as you will see when send you the full
account. Now that the transfer has
been made the Indians are all safely in
and the trouble practically over, and
the good results of the transfer are evil
dent on all sides. But this Is not the
case on the other Sioux agencies, the
Rosebud, Crow, Creek, Cheyenne River
and Standing Rock.
'In the case of those agencies there
has been disgraceful compromise. A
military agent has, it is true, a super
vision over each of those agencies, but
the civil agent has been allowed to re-
main. This is very wrong and entirely
unnecessary. The only excuse offered
is that the Indian ring cannot afford to
lose the plumber it has so long enjoyed,
and for which it has caused misery,
starvation and boodshed. Nothing
less than an entire transfer sof all the
Sioux agencies to the War Department
will be of any use. The compromise is
diSgraceful, unnecessary, useless and a
dead give away of the motives OF the
Indian Department.
"PleaSe protest strongly and unceas-
ngly through the press, and by every
other effective means, against the com
promise, and demand that the transfer
be entire and immediate. Use my name
in this matter just as you please. ! will
write again very soon.
Yours sincerely,
L. NJ. j. CRAFT.
''P S.-Red Cloud is here and sends
his best regards, and is delighted with
the new soldier agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19
Murder In a Poor House.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND., January is
The Scnfiners special from Lebanon,
Boone county, Ind. records .another
murder at the poor farm. This morning
about $3.50 o'clock an inoiIensiye old
charge. George Wharburton, was hru-
tally beaten to death boy sam Beecham.
a negro, who has been known as sam
Curtis. during his stay az the instiiu-
tlon. Beccham confcsses 10 the Sheriff
that the ownership Of chair was boz
dispute between him aud Wharhurton.
and after a few words he took from him
his cane aud struck him three times
over the head, fracturing his skull, from
which he died Ia half an hour.
Beecham was arrested and lodged in
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HOUSE COMMITTEES.


A"NN N"H' I'''tt'" ~ "tN.-NN'
VIII Announce Them To-Day.
Sea Ttn 70 ts Eg.stsr
CHARLESTON. January lS.-When the
un,. meets tomorrow Speaker Ben
t.-wlav before that body the COM
t0.r..r .f th. various committees. The
Etl,r.E ha, published the make up oi
tltI.t..arv and Finance and Taxa
t.. committees, The Others % DE
an,. tomorrow are as follows:
Fedora. Relations - SamuelS, Dyer.
johnson. Orr.v. Lawson. Core, Erwin,
Smith. C-..f.. Co,k.
N.-.-. Affairs cambridge. White,
ufU.u. O.ror.r. Goad. White. Of Lo-
e.r. I.0., ,..rt. ~rrrnn. Randall Miller,
Marshall. Stone.
EI...ron- Shaw. Samuels. Gibson
tr.lri. Arnold. Clark. Thomas, Car
t.a. >as. Hanen. Brvte. st. Clair
Young
Counties. u.,trirt~and Municipal Cor
f.-.t.r-- -C.rl. Gibson. Moore. Kiser,
Kendall. Eo.-.. Lambert. Uavermale,
Dr.-.P.-h
prv.t. C.-ooratiogs and Joint Stock
t0nr.r..,- -S.mr.,n Tbomnson. Viewer,
prl... Johnson. S.a, Lambert. Laird,
Randall Austin.
Eui, aud Internal Navigation
GlOI Garlic. Gore Garden. stump,
White. of I,r.r. B,rrs. Campbell,
N.r.of Marshall. Ivnrb Keller.
I.-l..t..l .ri Nlis.,onronriated Lands
-T..mn,.Y Wel.b stump. Sias.
U-.e.. N..-. tvbi+, of I,gan. Mil
ofI.cs.on. Hartley and Kellar.
claim, and Grieyances-Wclch. Sar-
lcr. Carney Ifn,fIe. Holt. Core.
Brown. l,r..r. smith and Gramm.
Human. institutions and Public
E..II.r>- >,r,n4ls Dandridre. Camp
t. c.r..r >br,.re Nlorran. oi
Marion. u.- Arnold SAWYER n Clair.
H.r.r E....r,r5 I,~,fs
P-r-..r and Conti.rert Fvnenses-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19
Ills VII. implicated.

LINCOLN, NIB, January lS.-Thrco
arrests have been made within the past
"a hours in connection with the murder
OF John Sheedy, one week ago tonight
Mcfarland, a colored barber, was The
first suspect, and be made confession
acknowledging the killing and impli-
eating the wife Of the murdered man,
and her supposed lover, Harry Wal
strom, Of Buffalo, y. Y. All are boz
jan. Mcfarland declares that Mr.
Sheedy agreed 10 pay him $1,000 %
make away with her husband. D'vrl
opments Of q sensational nature ara
expected. Shcedy was an old resident
and unite wealthy.
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RAGE OF A oArrLE-DEALER.
Tries to whip a Train Crew and Murder
the Marshal. But Is Fatally Shot.

CArIErTSBUBG, KY, January Is
Last night man by the name Of Law
son. a cattle-dealer from Lawrence
county. came 10 Ashland on the MiSSiS-
sippi Valley train No. %. While on the
train he became very boiSterouS, and
wanted TO whip the whole crew. lie was
elected at .he A., C. Il L.croSSiug, but was
picked up by another train and brought
10 the depot Here ne began cutting
up. and was arrested by Marshal Searey
and brought to the Mayors office Tor
trial. He became quiet and asked Tor
his knife. which had been taken from
him. Upon il being given him he I'M
mediately made lunge at the Marshal
cutting him in several places but no.
where seriously. Searey snapped his plS-
tol at Lawson several times, but II iall-
ed TO 90 OIL. At this moment police
man. who was outside, fired through n
the window at Lawson. The ball struc K
him i'm the side and passed through the
body. cutting the bowels. The wound
is pronounced fatal. but Lawson is still
l living.
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. Habe with Two Faces.

DAyvrLE, KY, January is.-Mrs'
william Freemon, of Jessamine county
cave birth TO a female child which has
two perfectly formed faces. The
foces which in no way resem-
hie one another, are located at
r;sht angles Oh either side oil
the 'front.' OF the head. Both at the same
time exhibit the same signs oil the
child's feelings, however, both crying
or being in repose as the child's humol
changes. When last heard from the IN
FAINT was doing well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19

and as presiding officer OF the House,
will lose no opportunity to thwart the
silver men in their attempts 10 get the
bill before that body. The majority OF
the committee will stand by the Speak
er, and unless the silver men are strong
enough TO take the matter out of the
hands Of the committee 1t will get no
show in the present Congress.
Should the bill pass the House the Post
feels justified in saying that it will meet
with emphatic veto by the President,
giving his reasons why such financial
legislation does not meet his approval.
While the President is strongly in favor
OF the passage OF the Elections bill, and
may have received direct promise
from the advocates OF the free coinage
bill that they will pass the former II the
latter can become a law, he cannot by
that method be brought to sign free
coinage bill. The Post prints the above
very prominently and the statements
made are doubtless by authority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19
I,u birds, Escape Nipped.

WICHITA. KAs., January ia con
templatei wholesale jail delivery o, .,
murderers, and probably murder itselI
was discovered bo the Sheriff OF Sedge-
wick county to-day. His attention was
drawn to the rasping Of a file, and the
nrisoners were soon disarmed. There
were four persons in the cell where the
tools were found-three murderers
from Oklahoma, and one man IN LOT
petit larceny. j. W. Hart, OF Okla
homa City, and Pat Morris, OF Arkansas
Citv both old jail birds, have been ar.
rested and incarcerated as giving AID
from the outside. A letter was found
found showing that any one attempting
a capture was TO be shot down.
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Not Insane.

CHICAGO, January ls.-A dispatch
from Lincoln says: Ex-Governor John
son NJ. Thayer has been suffering from
n severe attack OF nervous prostration
for a few days, and the report has gone
out that he had become insane. Inc
attending physicians and personal
friends deny the report emphatlcally,
and declare that the Ex-Governor viii
be able to attend TO his usual duties
within q week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19

has made some sort of a reputation as a
magazine writer, is about to marry a
full-blooded Sioux doctor Then there
are reports of the coming of English
officers who are going to join Buffalo
Bill, who has gone away, and kill all the
Indians in sight. There was another
death in the Indian hospital tonight.
Sheath-the-Knife, venerable savage
who got mixed up in the Big Foot fight,
passed away without uttering a word.
The doctors wanted to saw his leg off,
but Sheath -the-Knife couldn't see how
he was going 10 ride horse with one
leg, and so he refused to submit to the
amputation.
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Horizon. Big Fire.

Horror, KANs., January ls.-The
greatest fire in the history Of Horton
occurred early this morning. All the
buildings along the east side Of Main
street. from Front TO Vera, with the cN-
ception Of one small building were de-
stroyed, and several on East Front
street. The bank Of Horton, erected 800
a cost OF $50, 900. was totally destroyed,
also the Saulter block on Front street
The following are among the heaviest
losses: Craig Il Co., $4,000. {. u. Nut.
tier Il CO., drugs, siO,O00: Ilemphlli.
dry goods. $4,000; Horton Commcroi0i
newspaper $4,000. The total is seuo,
OOo. An the losses were insured. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
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De.,royed By rarthquakr-.

ALorKRs, January ls.-Further de-
tails Of the destruction wrought
by the severe earthquake in
Algeria, reported on the 18th
inst. have been received here. The
towns Of Gouraya and Nillebourg were
practically destroyed by the shocks,
and forty persons were killed by the
falling walls. The amount Of, damage
done 10 propety IS estimated az E2O. 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19
The Dakota Senatorshlp.

PIERRE, S. D., January ls.--The Re-
publicans at their caucus last night
were unable TO agree on candidate Tor
Senntor. Although the proceedings
were kept secret, it is learned that i've
will refuse TO support Moody under any
circumstances. All signs point to
protracted struggle.
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p,rn.,, wuI con,Inn. ,he Firht.

DUBLIN. January is.-Mr ParnelI
was the principal speaker az a mass
meeting held by his adherents 10 Cork
to-day. He met with an enthusiastic
reception. In the course Of his remarks
he said that he was still young enough
% fight the battle. and that he would
continue 70 distrust "the rotten English
Whig party"
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NOTES or TIE RIVER.
News About the Boats aud Boatmen On
the 0hla.

Mr.. Louis, OF Ashland, and NJ. Muir
ray, Of Pomeroy, were passengers on
the c. w. Bachelor for Wheeling yes
terday.
The marks at the landing at midnight
showed Q feet . inches OF water IN the
chanuel.
Pittsburg-Riyer feet and falling.
Clear and cool.
Warren, Pa.-Riyer . feet and one
tenth and falling, Cloudy.
Morgantown, W. Na.-Riyer 6 feet
and standing, Snowy.
Brownsville. Pa River = feet
inches and falling slowly. Snowy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19
Murdered by Renegade Indians,

TOMBSTONE, ARIz., January is
Apaches have killed Chiquita Smith, in
Morse's canyon, Lieutenant Clark is in
close pursuit of them. Smith was killed
in his house and horribly mutilated
Nine renegades were seen in this neigh
borhood recently and the murder is sup
posed to have been committed by them.
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p,o,,,le Fate of the silver Bin.

WASHINGTON. D. c., January Is
The Post, this morning, In discussing
the probable fate of the Silver bill in the
House. after reciting the various rumors
which have been current during the
past week as to the attitude OF the Pres
ident and Speaker Reed, says: Time
will develop that Speaker Reed both as
a member Of the Committee on Rules
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19
uore,s n Pretty Howdy Do.

PARIS. January ls.-A sensation mas
been caused here by the discovery that
Gabrielle Bompard, the convicted ac,
complice of Eyraud in the murder oi l
notary Gouffe, is five months advanced
in pregnancy. The woman has been IN IN
nrison a wear and the discovery OF her
Condition is expected to lead to some
StartIino revelations in regard to the
oondnrto ~ Of the prison officials.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19
New Well in the washington Field.

Specldl Iele0rdM % hf RfgLstsF.
WASHINGTON, PA, January ls.-A
good strike of oil was made near Bance-
vile, twelve miles east OF this city last
night. The well is reported TO be doing
one hundred barrels. This well will
open up an entirely new district, and
there is considerable excitement among
Washington oil men over the prospect.
Isaac Willetts, the oil king, had great
faith in the Banceville territory and
drilled dry holes two years ago to the
extent of several thousand dollars. The
new well was drilled by the Carnegie
company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19
Wages TO BE Reduced.

JouNsrowN, PA, January ls.-An
order has been issued to the employees
OF the Cambria Iron Company Statlng
that on February l, their wages woulu
be reduced ten per cent. This reduction
includes 5000 men, from iron workers
TO miners in the employ Of the company
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19
West virginians in Washington.

opttluI ItIt1FdNI 70 Ilt htyIsTtF.
WASHINGTON, January lS.-A. W.
Campbell, of Wheeling: A. II. Malone,
of the Charleston Star; Prof. |. G..
White, OF Morgantown, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Il. McMechen, OF Wheeling,
are in the city.
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Aunniet Mt Pine Ridge.

CHICAGO, January ls.-Captain Hing
gins tonight received telegram from
Lieut.. MauS, of General Miles staff,
stating that all is quiet tonight, and
that the Indians appear to be under per-
! feet control.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19
n,nrisn and Dillon.

HAvRE. January 1s.-Messrs: Diiion ION
I'd O,Rrien were in consultation Tor
E Siv hours. At the conclusion OF the IN
teryiew m Mr.. Dillon informed the Asso-
oia,ed % press correspondent that COM
nlete accord had been estaollshed' auu- Ui
inc that it was idle to say more al pres
ont eT Mr.. Dillon goes TO Paris with
O'Rrien tomorrow morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19
More Mine Inspectors Needed

NhAHtE-roN. W. v. January ls.-A
D. NIL he Introduced in a few days
providing Tor tW0 additional Mine In
'',ofS' Your correspondent under
''.-s tual the work is entirely too
D.-'H Tor Two men, aud that the State,
wing 70 us vast aud rapid mineral de-
'topment Is badly iu need Of addi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19
nld steamhont CnptaIn Dad.

New ORLEANS, January ls.-Capt.
sam Ayles, a well known steamboat
man, died last night, Of heart failure
aged 6s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19

From Richmond. Val sell great deal OF
Dr Bulls Cough Syrap. and hnd tiiat y gives
better satisfaction than any other CoGgh syrup
I. WILSON MOSELEi. Druggist.
"Ouce upon "A midnight drearv. wheh
tossed 50 sad aad weary, upon my bed hail inAu
with pain. a friend bought me a bottle OF SaiNa-
ton Oil 70 cured me. I needed this, aud "nOth'
ing more.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19

rrisa mistake to try to cure eatarrh
nv using local applications. Catarrn C
being a constitutional disease, re9u1frs 91S,s
o''ne y 'nnee,stitutional remedy like Hood :
. SSorsanorilla. which, acting through tue
Mood reaches every part OF the system
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19

tional inspectors. Under this bill each
Congressional District will have an In
spectOr Of Mines. Senator Stewart will
probably introduce the bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19

y. VI. d. Nis-Af L
''P S.-Red Cloud is here and sends
his best regards, and is delighted with
the new soldier agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19
THE LEGISLATION

During the Present Session will
be Of the most Important Charac-
ter. The Daily Register contains
Complete Telegraphic Reports.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-19

wu Contain Full Telegraphie
seports from the Legislature
row in Session at the State Cap
ital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-10

The Danish painter kfWyer u one
Of the artists who have been elected
members Of the Academy Of Arts OF
Munich, aud the prince regent has
sanctioned the election.
According TO n recent account from
Iceland, the antiquarian Sigurd Wig
iuseu, while on a Journey through the
island, has discovered several import
aut nncient manuscripts.
a bill has been introduced In the
Folkething TO determine fully the
question Of copyright. This has been
INSIDE necessary by u similar action on
the pat u the Norwegian government.
Steps will at this same time be- taken Ia
provide for some agreement with the
United States la accordance with the
international copyright law. There !.
very little doubt that the measure VIII
be passed without opposition.
FINLAND.
The number Of Jews In Helslngfors
II $50.
The Finnish branch Of the order o'
the Red Cross has subscribed l5,OOl
rubels which win be sent 10 the suffer
ing people Ia Russia.
The kenru church whs dedicated
the other day. The cost has tcer
l70 900 marks.
JUNO Vnlkonen and Julio pubkonof
were drowned the other day near Sou
vonmaki In Hankasalmi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-10

Old fowls may get very Fat willie run.
ming at largo, but chickens, not fully
mature, must be- closely conhucd and
bountifully fed with meal IN order to
wax fat IL iswell to wet tho meal with
boiling water aud feed II warm. Two
paris corn TO one part oats, ground to-
gether and mixed with milk to iatten
chickens. This feed cannot be excelled
a suitable coop should be provided; the
bottom made Of bars, mud raised high
enough 10 permit scattering dry earth
under or clearing away the oKcrclucnts
Evory precauton should be taken to
avoid u filthy condition. The top and
two Of the sides may also ba made OF
bars, thus giving free circulation Of air
and aloring means Of making thoroom
smaller by putting ia u cross partition
between the bars, making tho sixa right
TO accommodate small number ol
chickens, says writer in The Poultry
Yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-10

Our readers viii notice the advertise.
monts Ia these columns u Chsmboflnin
a Co., D,s Molnes, Iowa. From per
gonal experience va can eay that
Chambrrlain'a Cough Remedy has
broken up bad colds for our children
and We nre acquainted with many
mo,here In Ccntetyllle who would not
be without II In the house for good
many timer ia cost and are recommend
Ing II every dny.--CcnttTrLic Is. ~
Chronicle aud iHdeJ. 50 cent aud l
bottles for ialcby Y. G.. M. |. Drug
Storu Dent. ds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-10
nRsrr OF WAGONS.
Report 81 Iriais made Ut the Missouri
aud Utah Esp.riment stations.

Report of rriais Made Ut the Missouri
aud Utah Esp.rinent stations.
Bulletin No. 10 81 the Missouri Agri-
cultural college aud Nc. Of the Utah
experiment station arc The sources OF
tho following summary wa,ch, from its
practical nu,urr, can hardly .0ll TO bo IN
icrcstiug to isrmcni
1. Wheels with fellocs one aud half
inches wide druw ON moist. but close
blue grass sward, ai,6 PER cent. harder
than wheels with f,llocs three inches
wide did. ON dirt rad. Guilty moist
the former drgw 1874 per cgut. heavier
than tine latter.
.. Draft ON moist roads, nccoriing ~
degree Of moisture, Is harder than draft
on hills varying in rice froni one foot IN
eight to one foot In twenty
.. Draft on plank road is about one.
ffdcih OF Tue load aud mot oue.scvcntl
Of the draft found on u mud lyad ia Il
ordinary condition after rain.
4. a losl over the hind wheels drow
per cent. easier than over the fro
wheels. Tho hind wheels drew 90.
per cent. easier over an obstacle thr,
inches high when the attachment We
made 10 each set Of wheels, but by the
usual hitch drew harder uu account oil
the downward incline OF the roach con.
Meeting them with the front wheels
.. Lowering the reach On the hind
wheels decreased draft.
q. Wagons draw easier when tho draft
has an upward incline aud harder when
horses are hitchcl on the ond Of th,
pole.
2. Loose burrs reduce tho draft i.jpei
cent.
s. Lard, Frazcr's axlo grease, cylinder
oil and castor oil decreased draft Ia tia,
order named.
.. The load that could be drawn on vary
ing roads tested varied from /, $40 pound
on loose, grayclly road. just made, tC
1855 pounds on a good gravel road ant
TO over 1900 pounds On u plank road
Other varieties o. roads were tested a.
well as the influence OF grade. Draf
varied on raica very closely to thell
theoretical variations.
Nothing could be written that woult
more forcibly emphasize the importanc,
Of a better construction Of the countr,
roads. The varying amounts OF power
required 10 move load on roads accord
ing TO the smoothness or hardness o
their surfaces, or otherwise, should ia
cite all Interested toa general moyemcu
for their Improvement The adyaHtag,
Of wide over narrow iellocs l. worthy ~
note. Again, the comparative value @
tho substances named as lubricants !
not commonly estimated In the orde
nhoYo niNnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-10

From letter " -ltten by Mrs. Ada
T., Hurd, Of Groton, ;. D., we uuote'
"was taken with bad cold, which
settled on my Lungs, cough act In anu
finally terminated In Consumption.
-Four doctore gave me up, saying !
could not live hat n short time. gave
nyself up to my SAviou, determined
II / could not stay with my friends on
earth, would meet my absent onos
above. My husband was advised 20 get
DE-. Kine,a New Discovery for Con-
SUMPTION, Coughs and Colds. gave
IL a trial, took in all, eight bottles; II has
cured me-, aud l thank God ! am now
a veiI aud healthy woman" Trial
bottles free ut a. &. Smith & Cos
Drug Store, regular size 5Oc. aud
Il 40 -